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..Oid MOSCOW, the Trapper"-Partt.
cu1nrs Of his EvehtfuI Life and hts
Ssurra1ar Death. a.. .....

n From the St. Paul Pioneer, January4
Victor Daun, or more Familiarity known
y,many of the residents Of Saltwater as
.iOld Moscow" the subject of this sketch,
was by birth Russian, having been born
in the year 1896, near the river Moskwa,
in the vicinity of the city Of Moscow. In
1912, being then boy sixteen years of age,
he was conscripted and forced into the
Russian army, then actively engaged fight
ing the legions of Napoleon. He was pre-
sent and took part in the battle of Boro-
dino, and afterward fought the French as
the battle advanced toward the Russian
capital. He witnessed the CONFEDERATION
Of Moscow, and followed the eagles OF
the French in their disastrous re-
treat, toward the Niemen. 1t was fayo-
rite theme for the old man to describe the
scene he underwent during that terr1bls
campaign: how, morning after morning,
the French soldiers would be found dead
about the biyouac fire, lying in the position
in which the sleep of death overlook them
during the night. A cross of the Legion OF
Honor, taken by him from the body Of q
French officer OF the crossing Of the river
Beresina, the old man was in the habit of ex-
bibitine, and while looking at it would ex-
claim aHow did pity the poor French"
He,used to, say winter came on early that
Year lin October) Us a punishment to Bona
1Jarte. Leaving the army after the cap
tiyity OF the French Emperor, Victor came
10 Quebec, and afterwards was for many
yeass in the service Of the Hudson Bay
s6npany. Some twelve years ago'he came
"a stiIlEater, where he used to fit out each
winter for his trapping expeditions on the
head waters of the Saint Croix and Chip
ne wa rivers. It was q singular sight to see
The old man as he was on hepoint OF start
inc o,,t in the fall to his winter quarters.
Wan his uneouth looking little mule laden
Withgstraps, kettles, cooking utensils, and
other camping apparatus, until scarcely
anysnuie but ears Was Visible, followed by
tie old pointer dog, Moses, in sing e. az,
this strange rctinue would take up the line
i march, to be seen no more until the melt
Ina Of the snows In tho spring. In tas
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GR0GKERY, &c.

TREsH IMP0RTATIoNs.-K
L GLBS0Na are now receiving and opening,
Of their own Importation, large additions TO thelr
ments to buyers. New and handsome patterns OF
Dinner, Tea, and Toilet Sets In rich, decorated
gold band Plain White China and White Granite,
Rich Fancy Goods, Cut and Pressed Glassware IN
great variety Fine Table Cutlery, OF Joseph Rod.
gers and ether celebrated makers; Plated ICE
Pitchers, Walters Goslets, Forks, Spoons, &c. !;
Looktng. Glasses Block Tin and Japan Ware in
great Variety Sal -aqiiG ,}1Ifg = s'ITs TEsT55
Keepers VIII consult their interests BY calling on
us. =. ss3ta2.. KELLOGG q GIBSON, SEE7
Importers Wholesale and Retail Dsalers,lfi4
1907 Main street, Richmond Va.
J .EDwARu B. sTAgLoR and a. @. SUTTON, JR. :
Saleaman.l dFtT c.ast9aaQs .7staatia my 3s.s
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BY Lyme & Brother,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
No. 1880 Main street.

NOM MIssIONERs' SALE OF TWO
" FRAMED TENEMENTS. ON THE Son SOUTH
SIDE OF VENABLEs STREET, AND A NICE
TWO-ST DRY FRAMED TENEMENT On :, The
EAST SIDE OF TIE MECHANlGSEiLLEE
TUREPIKE, NEXT DOOR TO ! THE Il F H(,H I
RESIDENCE OF THE LATE i. I. CHALh,
At ACCTIpN.-In pursuance Of decree OF tns
circuit court of the city Of Richmond entered
December TO- 1889, /. the cause OF Chalk. guardian,
rs. smith wife, and ais, we, the undersigg1nneG,
commissioners therein named. VIII. on IuES-
DAY the 18th day OF January, 1870, at O. ct0Gk r
NJ. upon the premises, proceed to sell the REAL
ESTATE embraced in said decree, OF which the
late b. T. Chalk died seized and possessed dc,
scrihcd as follows-viZ., certain tOI OFkAND
fronting thiry-sx feet on the south side OF Gena-
BILE street above Eighteenth, III the city OF Klcn-
mond, with two FRAMED TENEMENTS there
on, containing three rooms each.
. , Also, Immediately after the same,-say ~ +.
M.-a1iother certain LOT OF LAND, fronting
about II feet on the east eide Of the Mechanics
vile pike and running back the usual depth, with
a nice two-story frame tenement thereon, contaln-
ing four rooms, and the usual out-buildings. .
TERMS: One-fourth cash; balance In three
equal instruments, upon credit OF four, eight
and twelve months for negotiable notes, Interest
added and the title retained until all the purchase
money is paid. A.. X: GoUkINE1,r
ta1o f Commissioners.
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FAIR EXCHANGE is NO RoBBERY.-The
following transaction has come to light in
New Fairfield, Conn.,: Two dairymen, who
use the same spring for the purpose of cool
ing their milk, recently discovered that
their milk was unproftably thin, and came
to the conclusion that somebody was rob-
bing them. The other night they happened
at the spring, and each discovered, to his
utter astonishment, that the milk was being
stolen and the vacuum being supplied with
water blythe other. .-
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One Week from my Diaree.

BY JOSH BILLINGS. g..
.Monday-Had suckers for breakfast.
Suckers and sassidges ore the 2 luxurys oy
life the other luxury is easy boots.
'Tuesday-Awoke with g splendid hcdake,
caused by drinking two much, spring water
The evening previously and goin' to bed at
9 O'Clock precisely. Brektasted on the butt
end of sassidge and felt like dorg.
Observation-Disclosures OF asking man
in Misseory if beans waz sure krop in his
parts. He said they wuz "az sertain az q
revolver" Rehekted on the danger ov
carrying conceded weepins. Rekolekted
arin ov bein in NJ Hamshire durin u severe
sno storm, and, innoccntly enough, re-
marked that never see ennything like it,
and waz told by one ov the bar-room board
ers that it warn't nothin; he had seen it
fall over a thousand feet. "What?" sed
T, ga thousand feet on the level?" "No,"
sed he, "but n thousand feet from on
hirh.' l refekted how eazy it waz for
sum folks to lie and tell the truth at the
same time.
Observation-Disclosures once more oV bein
ON Red river, in Arkinsaw, and seein a
large piece of frame work by the side Of
the road inquired ov private citizen who
was leadin blind mule by / Of his ears
what the framework nought be. He sed
it was big fdle, and took 5 yok ov oxen
to draw the bow, and they had tn haw and
gee tn change the tunc.'' Reflected on that
passag in the poet which sez "man is fear
fully and wonderfully made" and thort
the remark might apply to fdles in Arkin-
saw without splicing the remark.
Friday Vizited my washwoman and
blowed her up for sewing rutfles and tuks in
the bottom of my drawers. She was thun-
derstruck at first, but explained the mys-
terry. ..-.-. ,....
Saturday-Writ this diaree for the week
from memry. Refekted upon the vanity
of human wishes-rehekted how often I'd
wished to be rich, and how seldom my
wishes had been gratifed. Resolved in the
future not to wish for ennything until l
had it three weeks, and see how L liked it.
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aufFFnH AAEasss.FntHfe Baysss
-~~,<~~~~~e~s~e~>~<~ 49,
7aa9t by 5s1des hi Taylor,
uetioneer and Ksaf Estnte Agenr
Tyal i,sonice 80. sgl Main street ~ az
.,..nraoora I,aJorc E.sotRyood Hotal. ~

x DESIRABLE SUBURBAN. REST. RESI-
IA DENUE, ION FULTON HItlm,> oMr bysI
TiiREE HnNDHEn YARpg l EasSTF;M 2Esss
CITY, ApJoIN1NG TIE BE k IN lo5T IA .oN
TETT W5GaRsHEMHld SEaha EroE
SALE At AUCTION seq ~ % on a!clock NJ.
t aaaua5 81 e REs HREs ,F
as above located IsSasalning DW inc i Improve
HIGHLY III 49, h a N lsE TWO STORY FRA ME-
nW with ten rooms STABLE &C. al IN
good order'o one fourth cash; II balance at SIX,
IEEM s,d c,aiteen months for negotiable notes,
interes. added and secured PIC deea q tFass;
/ T. sF.i.:f,D .REFEJtI TAuctioneer.
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BY Grubbs & Williams, Auctioneera.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF YALU-
KSoWN AS VIRGINfR HALL.--In execution
of decree Of the circuit court of Richmo nd rem
dered on the sth day of December, 1869, In the
cause Of Haas ne. Browne ct als.," the under
signed commissioners appointed for the purpose,
will sell at auction, upon the premises, on TUES.
NJ if fair If not, then on the first fair day there
after, at the same hour. that valuable property
known as VIRGINIA HALL, under the lease
therefor with the rights, benefits, and privileges,
by said lease confe. red. ..,s...,..
This property Is well known, centrally located,
and possesses great advantages for business pur-
noses public exhibitions, or other purposes.
TERMS One-fourth cash; the balance ut six,
t. elve and eighteen months for ncgotiabls notes,
with interest added and title retained until all the
purchase money is paid and conveyance direct
cd by the court. '".
.#s.-'a JAS. PLEASANTS.)
GRuRRS Il WILLIAMS. AuctiOncerS. ia
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From the Boston Transcript.
watching.

He will come home
In the rush and roar OF ram,
With a cry or pleading PAIN
And cling to me again
AS OF old, OF old.
In the dying of sb,' day, ,
When the suns las I rosy fh h. ,ho gate
hi"i He viii come along t he road,
i1nderneath the branc hes broau oil a.. ro;+
OF the old elms where his lalm iI use" ~ wen"
And INV heart will opcll "ioe
As ne ngSst :. Siother softly in the old sweet
tone.
Nh Jknow that he will. come
TO his open, waiting home, ,,,,,,oo
That is looking for him alv rays Wn,le ne sohe'
nd the nights will shorten tnch,
And the days gr NV long again,
md shall know happine, ,s that for years have
Anu sh nnrar known q. +. NJ.
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.es.. ByGrubbs 6 Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

.
TRUsTEE's SALE OF THE VERY
Il DESIRABLE BRICK RESIDENCE, No;
400, AT THE NORTHEAST G0RNER OF
FRANKLIN AND FOURTH STREETS, AT
AUCTION.-By virtue of a decree Of Richmond
Hastings Court entered on the 22d day Of Decenl
ber 1860. in the chancery cause of "Caskle and
wife u.s. Cqbell ct ais, "the undersigned, who has
been substituted Us trustee under The ill of the
late James Caskie for the plaintiffs, will sell at
auction, upon the premises, on FRIDAY the alst
day of January, 1870, at O'Clock p. NJ :, the pro-
petty above referred to, now occupied by DR.. j.
The improvements consist of the DWELLING
with six large rooms, besides q small room, two
attic rooms, closets, and wide halls; also, a
kitchen with three rooms stable, SC.
The lot is about 80 by lbs feet. 49,
The situation Is one of the most desirable in the
city, and this sale will afford an opportunity
rarely offered in Richmond) Of purchasing de-
sirable residence Of moderate size and In select
neigbborhood.
: TERMs,:l One-fourth cash. balance at SIX,
twelve, and eighteen months for negotiable notes,
with interest added and secured by deed OF trust
Purchaser to pay taxes and insurance for 1870.
ISHAM KEITH,
Substituted Trustee.
/ GRUBBs G. WILLIAMS, Auctfoneers. Ill
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f. r.. JAS. PLEASANTS,}
GRUBBS IL WILLIAMS, AuctioncerS.
BY 4. G.. Pulliam, Auctioneer,
net cornar IF Main and Fourteenth s
rI,RITsTEE,S SALE OF al YALUABL

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
Il HOUSE ANDLOT IN MANCHESTER. ON
THE NORTH SIDE OF JEFFERSON STREET.
By virtue of n deed of trust executed the LIST day
of October, 1867, by James X. Monroe and wife,
being thereto. required by the holder OF the note
secured by said deed, shall, as truestce, proceed
to sell at public auction, on the premises to the
highest bidder on TUESDAY the 18th day Of
January, 1870 ut O clock z. NJ, the PROPERI1
conveyed by said decd, which consists of LOTS
Nos. ID and q In plan and survey made by Jos;
J. Peasants, and which is annexed to deed
from C. TT. Rhodes to W. Goddin, recorded IN
volume H. page lis, in Chesterfield county court
clerk Office. Each of these lots front thirty feet
and each lot has q COMFORTABLE HOUSE and
other conyenences for a small family.
TERMS: Cash sufficient to dcfray the expenses
Of, sale and to satisfy note, Of even date with
said deed, for the sum of S2l5 and payable three
months after date, and also all interest which may
be d.e thereon; and the residue OF the purchase
money on such credits, and to be secured In such
manner, as the said James K. Monroe shall pre-
scribe. s}s a.r THOMAS G. JAChSON,
In \ I'D. Trustee.
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20 PER DAY. .r-s....-, % PER DAY.
SPOTsWOOD HOTEL,

The undersigned, having leased this the only FIRST
class hotel located on Main street. and within one
square OF the capitol post-eflce, custom-house,
tteafre and the great northern and southern rail-
road depots respectfully inform the public that 1T
rs NOW OPEN. II win be thoroughly renoyar
TAD and refurntshed to some extent.
Thts hotel is world renowned as the head1uar-
ters of the President and Cabinet officers or the
late Confederscy. 1t alao scontaansi Che historic
rooms Of Presidents Davis, johnson, and Grant,
and Chief Justice Chase. <E'' A.. 49, =.
The travelling public are cordially invited TO
viii finI every comfort and delicacy that this and
,ther markets can supply.
Express and Telegraph oRcetn the b1tldings
j. n. SUBLETT,
~isR is5ss .r!t& stye ii o. B.LuCK artit
sag. ais,sl@e al D. .a ffaIsisi,ors NJ
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2 PORTABLE STEAM
5. SAW MIN 81
( afi.-. BAhh-alIGL, 80. t.i' ..-t -.. tta,,'
SOC, 900 feet TIMBER. oak aud pine;
ESQ cords BLACKJACK BARK, aid other
RoRsEs AND mu1as FOE SALE.

mn ULES AND HORSE S FOR ~
vi SALE.-Just arrived, FORTY @##%
MULES all young, sound, and we'll E3AsY
broke; from EiteHnr 10 seventeen hands szarusesa
high, the finest lot NO have for sale for sesae
time. Also, one or two FOUK-MULE MATCH
TEAMS. Apply at g. BOSSIEUx,S stables, on
Franklin between Eighteenth and Ginsessah
ssrssta, 90 asss@
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! ByU.A. Cartwright, Auctioneer, ...
corner Of Main and Fifteenth streets.
A TTRACTIVE SALE OF A 4 = ~
n '-'>',->,'r - - - III e .t5grN5
LARGE AND MOST CHOICE COLLECTION
.,t,.s .a!..r ", ..aH iarc's q. v7~1
,-t FIRsT-CLAss CHRoM0s, 'auo..
! l~'' ~.~f ---. ss-4 IN: d .:t...i "s. s..'. p
in ..4t@
ELEG ANT GILT FRAMES,
AT AUCTION. : .ih1

ANOsT VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
NA FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-By virtue Of
man and wife, of record in the clerks Office of
Westmorcland county, and in pursuance of writ
ten instructions from the parties secured thereby
If fair otherwise, on the first fair day thereafter,
at noon, proceed to sell for cash. on the premises
OF LAND known as "Whitc Point" lying i'm
mcdiatclv on the Potomac river, in the upper part
OF Westmoreand county. cnnta ming SIX HUN
DRIED AND THiRTI-TlREE ACRES, more
or less. - 81
The buildings upon this farm are superior. =
This land is lea 'eG for IT, 900 year, exclusive of
4 most valuable FISHING SHORE, and a deposit
of GRAVEL, commanding q ready sale. -. =
The title to this property is believed 10 be inus-
putabn and without incumbrancc except this
deed but selling trustee shall only convey the
title vested in me as such.
JOHN B. LEWIS,
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COURT ORDERS.


VIRGINIA In circuit court of the city
Y of Richmond. December 9th, 1869
N. s. Brown. John Millidge, Dr., and Fanny c.
Millidge, his wife, who was Fanny {. Robin
IlaAubins,
against -
j. Wilcox Brown and James Peasants, executors
of the will of j. Thompson Brown, deceased, and
This day came on this cause to be heard upon the
papers originally read therein, and 1t appearing to
the court that more than two years have elapsed
since the qualification OF, the executors Of j.
Thompson Brown, deceased and that q report has
been filed in this suit IN the clerks Office Of this
court of the accounts Of the said executors, and OF
the debts and demands against the estate OF their
said decedent;
John Mllledgc, Jr, and Ffnny G. his wife, who
was Fanny c. Robinson. and one or the legatees
and devisees under the viii Of the said J. Thomp-
SOD Brown, deceased, doth order, adludge and de-
cree that the creditors the said decedent do ap-
pear in this court on the first day of The next term
of this court and show cause. II any they have,
why the estate Of the said j. Thompson Brown
should not be paid over and delivered, assigned
and transferred to the lcgateeS and devisees under
the said will OF the said j. Thompson Brown, de-
ceased. And this court doth further order, rad-
Judge, and decree, that this decree and order be
duly published once n week for four successive
weeks in the Richmond Dispatch, and posted on
the first day OF two successive terms of that court
at the door OF the Hastings Court house, in the
City Hall of this city. A cOpy-Teste: = -
de 2O-bi4w .:...,5 ALFRED SHIELD, d. G.
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uoW 80, REDUCE GAsBILI csIl
Hat e.. ga BARGAMfN,s, No. s57 Main
warranted to save gas and incrssss Ishts They
esa pe seen On she tsas mssss ia taaH
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BY Richardson s. Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
lib Main street.

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF A VALUABLE
L FARM OF 159 62-10O ACRES, INMEM-
RICO COUNTYs Ten NILES EAST OF RlCH 1
YORK RIVER RAILROAD. AND WITHIN ~,
ABOUT ,THREF-QUARTERS OF A MILE QE
THE WILLIAMSBURG STAGE ROAD, Al Al
dated 9Th October, 1888 and OF record In the clerks
office OF the county court Of Henrtco. deed DOCK
tain Negotiable notes therein spseihed for the
respective sums Of $500, $780, and se4a which notes
ane aesu hs7ng In
ment Of the second note hereinbefore mentioned
lbeing required SO to do BY the holder ti5ereot,
ton, to the highest bidder. IN front Of Henrieo
county courthouse, Main street, IN the city OF
on Of te L sS
and located as above, and described In said deed,
and adjoining the lands of Mitchell and Joseph
Allen Lewis Bottom, Trueman, and others, con-
tninng 1859 SEA. 100 acres one-thrd timbered with
original growth of pine, oak, and hickory the
balance cleared and Improved With somrort able
rooms, kitchen, barn, and stable
The AFOREMENTIONED FARM Is adapted TO the
growth of all the cereals; fruits, and vegetables
unity to the York River railraad, which furnishes
a means Of ready access to all the northern ana
TERMS : Enough in cash to defray the expense
of executing this trust, and to pay on note OK
$3.50 with Interest from the LIST day OF Januafy,
q
to meet aud discharge a note OF S54s que inc Isl
day of July, 1870 and the resldne OF Inc purchase
money on such credits, and to be received IN such
manner, as may be announced at the Time OF sale.
jas j. A. RICHARDSON, Trustee.
T ARGE SALE OF sAW-MILLs, TIM
IIBER, BARK-MILI.S, VALUABLE WATER
POWER, MACHINE SHOP, AND LOFTY
AGREEMENT between w Iliiam a. Lash and Joseph
s. Gerst and for dissolution OF the co-parsnef-
ship existing under the style or WILLIAM a.
LASH d CO., the undersigned VIII sell 20 tnc
tho times and places mentioned: pn IuEsDa9t
the 18th day OF January, 1870, we viii sell az que
herrin depot Richmond and Danville railroad,
2PORTABLE STEAM-ENGlNES and
-''i SAW-MILLS SOP -a-s'
\ Z so. l BARK-MILL, ttEci,.- .s.G -al 's t..,.s
cor CORDS BLAekoAK BARk, and other
- fiI2s1 articles Iil 4 .2@.45 }-sst -.s-t
On THURSDAY the Goth Of January, 1870. We
VIII sell In the town or DanYille that Taluaoie
LOT and WATER-POWER owned by us, to,
gsther with the TURBINE MATER;WHnElEi S aae
consisting OF one Surface Piaper, one Tongue
and Groove Planer, one Dimension PianeT, one
Iron Frame MouldinR-,and Sash-Macnlne- que
Tcnnontng- Machine, two Dowiers, one roy H9t,
Using Machine one Power Morsising.Mscha
With one Tanning s hans Se
emit kinds of Saw Tables togelhcr Win numerous
other articles. Z 2zs sls@@ y
al! Of this maehinery 10 from the best manufas'
tories and is In perfect condition. fhe water:
the location most eligaDls Iof cohuuSeAuS t1eHs
manufacturing business.
TERMS .sFoF small suns cash wiz DO required
on large sums short credit wiz be- given, aGis
-. y; A. Al, LASH !, p,sr
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: 8a84I'l By Lyme u Brother, ,. :.
Auctionsers and Real Estate Agents,
- -.aEe M. 1853 Main street. $40 ~

rTyRUsTEE's SALE OF THAT ,VALUA-
. L BILE LITTLE FARM BROOKEFIELD, IN
POWHATAN, WITHIN TWO AND A HALF
MILES OF TOMaHAWK STATION, ON THE
RICHMOND AND DANYILLE RAILROAD
Nv virtue of certain deed OF trust executed to
me by William Taylor, trustee for Mary Jane
Stutz dated the 18th day Of January, 1902 duly re-
court, to secure to William s. Sumner the deferred
payments on the real estate hereinafter described,
1sal, rs trustee at the request OF the beneficiary
In said deed of trust proceed to sell at pubtc auc-
ton, on the premises, on THURSDAY the 27th
day of January, 1870, at L. O'Clock M, II fair II
not. on the next fair day thereafter (Sunday ex,
cepte1, at the same hour, the real estate
In said deed of trust, which conslstsef valuable
farm called BROOKEFIELD. lying and being on
Swift creek In the county of P1whatan, adjoining
the lands of Ro. Moscley, Meredith Crowder, and
0ls containing ONE HUNDRED AND NINE
TY-FIyE ACRES OF LAND, about fifty of which
is well set in heavy oak TIMBER, the remainder
Of which there are about twenty acres OF rich
creek low grounds.
There Is on the place a fine ORCHARD OF the
lost select fruit trees such as apples, peaches,
pears. &c.. with several fine springs near the
dwelling: The improvements consist Of com.
six rooms, with the usual ous-butldings, such rs
b I'm, stable, and quaTters. .sr--- !.
TERMS Sufficient IN cash TO defray expenses or
sale and to pay off certain negotiable note OF
81 065 due the 2sth-3lst day OF December, 1861,
with interest upon same until day OF sale, and the
secured in such manner, as the said William Tay-
lor, trustee for Mary Jane Stut5, shall prescribe
and direct; or in case OF his failure to do so, IN
such manner and upon such terms as the said
trustee shall think best and proper. -; f.,
ia Is ROBERT Is. LYME. Irnstee.
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VALUABLE TOBACCO FACTORY

~ 4ODxaSSS = -
IN THE TOWN OF GAINESVILLE,
VA, FOR sALE.-By virtue of a decree of the
circuit court of Mecklenburg county, rendered at
rs. YoGngSs trustees, &C., I shall, on FRIDAY
the 2sth january, 1870 sell, in front of the Union
bidder, ut public auction, the large and valuable
BRICK TOBACCO FACTORY, with few w FAC, ~,
HOTTSES attached. formerly the property of John
" Y located on Main street in the town Of
Garksvilie-the heart of the tobacco-gIowing
region of Virginia and North Carolina. The fac,
tory building Is of recent construction. large ana
conveniently arranged for the manufacture OF TO-
bacco being three stories high about forty ieet
Wide. and seventy-fve or eighty feet In length.
or SALE Enough IL s snd the 10 Psy 1se
nnnn credit OF sixty days; the purchaser to exc
bond with a ne to be- ied
Until The whole Of the purchase money is paid.
The terms of the above sale must be complied
with at once, or the property will be Immediately
re-suld. 5. X. JOHNSON, commissioner.
'ROYDTON, January 10, 1870. u 10
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-01-17
W. H. PECKEhM. President;
W. T. HOOKER, Yice-president;
L. McADAM, Secretary and ActuarT;
GA. FUDICKER, Superintendent.

SECURITY, CHEAPNESS, LIBERALlIl'
PROGRESS, and SUCCESS. mark and diS!in'
euish the management OF this company.
ISAAC HUTZLER,
General Agent for Virginia and North Carolina.
~. Office, No. 9oe Main street
DR.. j, G. CABELI, Medical Examiner. h'~