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THh FREENlS0N
FOR 1871.

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Address, GEo. FRANk GouLEY.
pm. st. Louis, Mo.
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Iy- Mr., CHAs. G., SCoTr having re.
signed the Presidency of the Little Rock
and Fort Smith Railroad Company. Mr.
JOHN c. PRATT, of Boston, has been
elected in his place.
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t9s" JouN Il, JoSEs, Cherokee Indian Agent,
was in town on Saturday. He was here to
take the oath OF Office before Judge Caldwell.
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TEACHERS INSTITUTE.
Office Circuit Superintendent,
Fifth Judicial District,


rFEACIIERS INSTITUTE or Teachers
l Training Schools, will be held in the
Counties of Crawford and Sebastian, at their
respective County Seats commencing in the
former at II o'clock, A. NJ, on the 9th day Of
December next, and in the latter at the same
hour, on the 18th day of the same month, con-
tnuing in session five consecutive days and
evenings each. Teachers who do not attend
the Training School of their county through
out the entire session, may expect the inmc-
diatc revocation OF their Licenses, rs no rea-
sons will be entertained rs any excuse for
nCn-attendancc, except sickness, or some
other insTmountahle obstacle over which
they have no control, and as such must be at
tested by responsible parties.
The services of Prof n. i. Gates, Superin-
tcndent of the Public schools of the city Of
Little Rock, and Principals \. b. Lcman and
j. c. Helm, of the Fort Smith and Van Buren
City schools have been secured aS Instructors,
\ PUBLIC EXAMINATION, testing the quail
fcatons of all teacher, and applicants pres
cnt will take place during the meeting Of
each Institute,
L. L. HENDERSON,
Cir. Supt, 9TH District.
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~ We are now getting our Little Rock
mails, by rail 10 I.ewisburg, in about thirty
hours.
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The LITTLE Rock GA2ETTE-From the
Gazette OF the Goth, we learn that the copart-
nership which has heretofore existed between
the undersigned, under the firm of Woodruff
q Blocker, has been dissolved. From and af-
ter this date the Gazette newspaper, printing
and binding establishment will be conducted
under the name Of the Gazette Publishing
Company.' Mr. W. ID, Blocher, of the late
concern, continuing as Business Manager.
Mr.. W. L. Woodruff, jr, rctircs from editorial
connection with the paper. Mr.. Peek, (since
August last) and Mr.. Smithee (for some years
who have been connected with the paper,-a
retained.
We regret to announce the severance of
Mr. Woodruff from the editorial fraternity of
the State, having always proved true to
the best interests of the South. and one in
whom the masses of the people had utmost
confidence. Our intercourse with the Gazette
under his management, has been most friend
ly and We have always found him to be the
true type Of a gentleman. With our best
wishes for the Majors success wherever his
bark may be tossed we bid 4 reluctant fare
WELL
The Gazette, under the new and able or
ganzation, will pursue, rs of yore, the old
Democratic path, truly representing the sell
timcnts of the great masses of the people Of
the state, and may success attend their eff
forts.
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Public Boarding House,
Opposite the Court Honsc,
VAN buren,, ARK.

UNlE subscriber wishes to give notice gen
1 orally, to the travelling public, that he has
taken the well known and convenient Private
Boarding House, first door east of d. e. Will
Jams $50, and having rehttcd and put it in
complete order is ready to accommodate all
who may give him a cali. by the day, week,
or month. The location is the best in the city
for the accommodation of the business com
munity and it will be our aim TO keep the ta-
Bile supplied equal to any in the city.
\ share of patronage is solicited.
oct IL q. W. KEMP.
G., W. KEMP is Agent for the Wilson In
proceed Se,riag Udchmc. Six months allowed
on trial. Apply at the above House, where
the machine can be examined.
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Stolen Horse.

'J'llE Sherircf Crav ford County gives no.
l. tice that a light GRAY HORSE was
captured in the hands of HENRY Hoop, a no.
torious horse theft which was stolen near
Scullyville {. N, from German who was
moving to Texas. Hood and the Horse was
captured about the ljth'Oct. The horse is a
light gray, l6le hands high, years old, and
has a sore back. This is to give notice to the
owner thereof. to appear and prove property
within 80 days, or the horse viii be sold on the
18th of November next TO pay cost and charg-
es, to the highest bidder, for cash.
ii. S. ANDERSON,
Sheriff Crawford County.
Van Buren,, Ark Oct. "a, 1870.
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Arriving at HuptcTsyille 40 p. IN.
re- Stage connection between Lewisburg, Van Bu
rem and Smith.
Coaches will also leave tho principal hotels at Lit
tic Rock for transfer of passengers to ana from inc
station al HuntcrsNiiC.
For further information, inquire at the General
Office of the Company, Real Estate Bank Building,
corner of Markham and Commerce streets, up STAIRS
D. w. c. BROWN, Genl Sup't.
LORING 5. RICHARDSON. Genl IicketAgI
nnY.gl. 'IOtf
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Little Rock and Fort Smith Railroad.
TIHF. CARD.

nN and after Monday, Nov. u, 1870, passenger
" and freight train will run as follows:
GOISG WE7r.
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NOTICE.
OFFICE on
LITTLE Rock AND Fort SMGTui
RAILROAD Co.
Little Rock. Ark, NOV. ll,'1O.

TIIVIIV TNTV n VI NJ NV IT, ~, '
NOTICE Is hereby given, that the rcgu-
~ lar annual meeting Of the stockholders
of this company, for the election of nine di-
rectorS, will bc held at the Office Of the com
pany in the city Of Little Rock, on Monday
the 18th day OF December 1870, between the
hours Of , and o'clock p. m,
GORDON y. PEAN. Secretary.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

(JWchrJrom North er Somh,)
n. B'-l was in your city one day last week
and heard OF these ISLANDERS. hut hih NOT see a
man UuC tnat traced them.to the same source
and the same motives. y. {. Is.
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J. II. MCCAIN
CITY SOLICITOR.

We .re authorized 70 announce ARCHIBALD
YOUNG, Esq, Candidate ior City Solicitor, al
the Election to be held on the "a Of December.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

d each.
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To the Citizens Of Tdn BWen.

To We Citizens Qf Tdn BUrcn.
An election for City officers being at hand hereby
declare mysely a Candidate for the office of City
Constable. / am too well well known among you Ia
make any professions of prospective fidelity 10 what
may devolve upon me as a Duty. knowing me as you
do ask your votes and can only that If elected
shall devote my time and ability TO the duties OF the
Office.
Yours Respectfully,
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Lucie, Happy" Valley: Eonrariel Patent
Brick Company ]. T., care }. Il.
VESSELS.
Captain Bigg, brig Adelaide; Edward Washing
ton, steamer Tonsides.
Ell. VAN LEW, Postmaster.
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IMPORTANT AND LAST SALE OF
L THE SEASON.-On TUESDAY, 9th Instant
commencing at 10 O'Clock, Will sell at my ware
rooms, LOO Main street,
$50 cases BOOTS, SHOES, BRoGANs, and
BALMORALS, for mems, women's, aud chill
tirens wcar-in every variety of size and quality.
They consist of Eastern, New York, and phila-
ielphia. m ade goods and cannot be surpassed III
attraction.
an unusually no assortment OF KEaDh ,SaoI
ri OTuIN(i for mems, boys. ana youths, wear,
cnnnrisinc good variety OF CAsSlMEEE, . "a.
P PiHSTs, VESTS, and SUITS suitable to the sea-
son. f,, line of piece goods, such as sAT AT.
CassIMERES CLOTHS; DOESksd5HnSS, n nh IA
VAS &C.: so cases FUR ana VOL nam d3
son men and boys wear, including the latest Isl
styles. with an attractive invoice or STRA"
The attention OF the trade Is earnestly requested
In the above prime lot Of goods. They are very
desirabie, fresh, and seasonabe, and win be sold
without reserve. I. bOM MAN
p.s-SaIe of BOOTS and SHOES Will com
mence precisely at II O'Clock. au 2-eodts
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gAIEs-FutuIre pays:
BY Lee q Godtlns
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents, r..
No, Ills Main street.

4 DDITIONAL LIST OF LANDS FOB
GUST COURT AT AuGTIQM.-ma 5 aaaaltSad to
the various q Sn ad af
Courthouse, there win be sold at tha' piae'' w
'n iss sang tract OF about FOUR HUNDRED AND ND
EfGHTY ACRES, lying on the Cartsrsy1laes, anu
fredericksburg road near Had eSrtonsei and
miles mo- 5.nss gs %an
deceased, died seized. This land IS re ma. 10
ceptibie OF division into Two trac.: an IT, Sale
made by Andrew K Leake and John r. Guy, cont
misstoners, under decree OF 1ooehianu 'tAo'.'
eo sds A tract Of about FIVE HUNDRED AND
Two AMI A HALF ACRES adjoining the
lands OF DR.. Edmund s. pendletnn S ana Hadens
Vile. improvements on this tract are ARGE
AND COMMODIOUs DWELLING and usual
aes VIII be- sod parcels to
purchasers. Sale made by John n. Davis and W.
W. Cosby, commissioners, under decree OF Goech-
land sd ' 4Saes fS"5 ONE HUNDRED AM sixty
THREE AND Sp FORTYElv ,n,,o HoS,Edl
which there Is small new comfortable HOUSE,
within 300 yards Of Cedar Point a fourshing VII
LACE on James river and kanawha canal and Will
be sold In tracts OF ten acres or more as may suit
bidders.
lands OF Patterson Allen and others, within two
miles Of james river and kanawla canal. Fine
spring of water, well tlmbered, and wa;ered by
Little creek, on which there is a STEAM SAW
MILL In full operation. WIN be divided to suit
bidders.
HOTEL PROPERTY, containing ONE HUN
DRIED AND FORTY-SIX ACRES. The hotel
which has been added an elegant two-story por-
tico IS by II feet Basement complete, with large
dining room, store-room, cook-room, &c. Also,
SEVENTY ACRES OF LAND adjoining the
same portion Of which is excellent creek land,
with sufficient wood to support the place. For
further particulars as to tracts Nos. 3, a. and s,
apply 10 JOHN n. DAVIS, Esq, attorney ut
law, at Goochland Courthouse.
Besides other desirable LANDS.
TERMS At sale.
Sale conducted by LEE GODDlN,
au 6s,l IL, IL, Is Auctioneers.
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BY Z. Bowman, Auctioneer.

Sale conducted by A. G. PULLIAM, Auctionee
Nv 28-eodtd
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BY A. c. Pulliam. Auctionccr,
southwest corner OF Main and Fourteenth stree

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF. THE
VALUABLE FARM KNOWN AS BUCK
NIL" IN CHESTERFIELD COUNTY, ONE
MILE FROM RICHMOND. WITH EXTEN-
SlVF IMPROVEMENTS THEREON, AT AUG
TIoN.-ln pursuance of 4 decree of The circuit
court of Chesterfield county, pronounced 1T its
NAV term 1870 In the suit of RObertss trustee Us.
Kuhn ct ais, and Roberts's guardian Us. Kuhn 81
as we will proceed to sell at public auction, OIL
the premises, on WEDNESDAY the 10th day of
August 1870, at O'Clock p NJ, If fair. ifn0t, on
the first fair day thereafter, the valuable aud ell
gibly located FARM "BUCK HILL containing
ONE HUNDRED AND FORTY-NINE ACRES
ofmost excellent farming land, with accommoda-
tions for large family, and all necessary builds
ings thereon, well located and adapted for mar
ket arm, dairy, &C., having numerous springs,
good location for icc-pOnds &c.
Its nearness to the city, on IN excellent road or
pike, In sight of and with q full view of the city,
with every conceivable advantage to be derived
from a suburban residence, offers TO any wish
ing to invest or secure residence, most dcsira-
bic opportunity.
1t may be divided If desired or thought adysa-
BILE,
A plat can be seen and all information had by
calling on the aactsoneer.
TERMS Une- fourth cash the balance at four,
twelve. and eighteen months. in negotiable notes.
interest aided title retained until further order
OF the court. BENJAMIN ii. NASH,
G. c. MCRAE,
Commissioners.
Sale conducted by A. G. PULLIAM, Auctioneer.
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BY Richardson u Co.,
Real Estate Agents and AuctiOneers,
No. Ills Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A BRICK
Il DWELLING AND LOT ON CHURCH
HILL. IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND, AT
AUCTION.-By virtue of two deeds of trust-the
first dated April 23d, ls45, from James B. Smith
TO Micajah Bates, trustee, now deceased, in whose
place William Folkes has been duly substituted ;
and the second from said Smith and wife TO James
A. Goddn, trustee. dated July 9Th, a847, both duly
recorded In the clerks office of Henrico county
court, and being thereto required by the benetl-
clary therein-we shall proceed to sell, on the
premises, at public auction, on TUESDAY the
sOth August, 1879, at o'clock p. NJ, If fair. If
not on the next fair day thereafter, the real estate
conveyed in said deeds, consisting Of u LOT OF
LAND on the southeast corner OF Marshall and
and Twenty-second streets, In the City of Rich
mond. fronting on Marshall street SO feet
and running back $50 feet to an alley, with
4 BRICK DWELLING thereon, containing
SIX or seven rooms; and other improve
mems; all In good order. The land can be
divided into lots, and will he sold rs whole or In
lots, to suit purchasers. The buildings front on
Twenty second street.
TERMS: One-third OF the purchase money In
cash the balance on credit OF four, eight, and
twelve months, respec' lively, in equal instruments,
with interest added from day OF sale the pur-
chaser giving his notes for the deferred payments
and securing the same by a trust deed.
VILLA NJ FOLKES, substituted trustee,
JAMES a. GODDlN, Trustee.
au l-otawt20A Stdtd
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BY Gruhbs & Williams,
Auctionecrs and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

rE1RUSTEE's SALE OF AN UNDI-
/ yIDED INTEREST IN TWENTY-THREE
AND A HALF ACRES OF LAND, EMBRACING
JAMES RIVER AND kANAWHA CANAL.
ABOUT TWO MILES ABOVE THE CITY OF
RICHMOND, Al AUCTION.-In execution Of
the provisions Of deed OF trust from Thomas IL.
Wynne 10 he subscriber rs trustee, dated LIST jan
nary, 1870, and duly recorded, being thereto re-
quired by the creditors secured Will sell at auc-
tlon ut the Office of Mcssrs. Grubls h VIII ms,
TUESDAY. 9th August, at II o'clock 81, an a.. IN IN
divided interest OF OSE-TlIiRD OF SEVEN.
NINTHS OF TWENTY-THREEA AND HALE
ACRES 0FLAND, situated as above, fronting on
the canal, running back 70 the fiyer, ebapracIhs
the cite OF Ritche's old mills, and possessing
very valuable water power, which may be used
for any manufacturing purpose am" hav s a,lv
advantage OF water transportation to tnc fci1
doors of the mandatory. .,,,,
TPRas. WIN be made known ~ the tiime OF saie.
A. n. KE1LEI, Trustee.
GRuBBs &c WILLIAMS, Auctloneets. Y 20
rATE OF LAND In KING WILLIAM.
- According to decree of the circuit court OF
King William will proceed to sell publicly at
King William Courthouse, on the I'D DE Az,
GUST that being court-day), TWO TRACTS OF
LAND adjoining the Piping Tree, and lying im.
rnediately upon the pamilnkey river. One called
GRIMEs'S, containing ONE HUNDRED AND
TWENTY-FIVE ACRES, with Il good dwelling
and other improvements, and an inexhaustible
bed q gressR sand mari; the Other sailed
DRIED AND FORTY-THREE ACRES, of which
the greater part Is In good pine timber.
TERMS: Made known on day Of sale.
THOMAS L. GREGORY,
WILLIAM n. TURNER,
~ l9-istaw&swtds Commissioners.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF SMALL
" FARM AND PERSONAL PROPERTY
By Lee 6 Goddin Auctbueers,
No. 11l3 Main street.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF BRI,

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF BRICK
~ TESEMENT AND LOT, IN GREENS
pursuance ofsa ecree of the cbancery court OF
the city Of Richmond dated July goth, 1870 in the
appointed special commissioner therein, Will pro-
coed to sell on TUESDAY, 10th August, instant,
ut O'Clock 2. n, the real estate mentioned in
and LOT In GREEN'S Row, on Oregon Hill, being
tile second from the west end, and now in the oc-
rooms and basement Lot 20 feet front by about
80 feet deep.
TERMS: One-third cash balance ut 81 months
and title retained by the court until payment OF
the same is made
JAMES G. BLACKWELL,
--. Special Comm issoner.
Sale conducted by LEE 6 GODDIN, Auctionccrs.
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BY 4. c. PULL am, Auctioneer,
southwest corner of Main and Fourteenth streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
~ BILE UNIMPROVED REAL ESTATE in
THE TOWN OF MANCHESTER AND MARA'S
ADDITION TO SAID TOWN, AT AUCTION.-
BY virtue ola decree of the circuit court OF Ches-
teriied county at its November term, 1900, In The
chancery suit of Hobbs Hobbs, shall proceed
to sell at public auction, on the premises, on
THURSDAY the lIth day of August, 1870, at 4
O'Clock L. NJ, those several valuable lots men,
toned In said decrec-yiZ. No. q, on the north
side of hcD0nOush street between Fourteenth and
the corporation line Of Manchester; and lots Nos.
81, o. o. no. and l29, In Marks addition to said
town, near the Petersburg turnpike. All OF said
lots will be divided into lots TO suit purchasers.
TERMS: One-half cash, and the balance ut four
months. In negotiable notes, interest added, title
reserved by the court until all the purchase money
Is paid. F.M. LOGAN,
Speoial Commissioner.
Sale conducted by A. e. PULLIAM, A uctioneer'
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By w, GOddin,
ny '" NpNNliif
Auctioncer and Real Estate Agent.

TRUSTEES SALE OF EXCELLENT
Il MARKET AND DAIRY EARN 0F
81 Soa 1000 ACRES, ONE NILE EAST n or T KlWVE-
Terry, ON THE YORK RIVER RAILRoAiD,
AND ADJOINING BRAGG'S MILL.-By ylr-
tue of deed OF trust executed by Mr.; X: u. car
ter, bearing date the 10th May 1862 duly recorded
in Hcnrico county court, ana whlcn dceu was
given to secure the unpaid purchase money,
shall IN execution thereof at the request OF the
holders of the debt thereby secured, proceed 10 sell
ut public auction. on the premises, on NUN la
The Sth August. 1870, at S O'Clock L. NJ 1t fair,
If not, tn. drst fair day thereafter, the excel
lent FARM located as above, containing
50 S93- 1000 ACRES. of which forty-sx acres are on
The north side ofGillie's creek, and acres
arc OH the sou Ii side thereof The improvements
are ample for the use OF large family, consisting
of Il frst-rate dwelling, containing eight rooms,
with front and rear portlcos; barn, stable, cow
house, &c.
The place is admirably adapted for n market
and dairy farm, rs It has Il constant stream run
ming through it, and the land Is so situated as to
grow early vegetables and fruits IT VIII be sofa
as a whole divided into two parts, rs may DC
deemed best ut the hour of sale.
TERMS: Enough in cash 10 defray expenses OF
sale and 10 pay off q note and bond past uuer Win
interest to d. tc, amounting to about flo7s; on a
credit as to $780, with interest from 10th May, 1862
until the 10th May, 1871 on credit rs to 5000 with
interest rs aforesaid until the 10th May, 1s72; on
credit rs to $500, with interest Is aforesaid until
the 10Th May 1873; on credit as tc $780, with In
terest aforesaid until The 18Th May, 1874; and AS
to the residue, on such terms us the grantor may
prescribe and direct the whole credit payments
to bear interest from the day of sale, and secured
vcmhcr next. w. GOnDlN,
ives Trustee.
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A NEW DISCOVERY.

Dp. JRRADFIELD,S FEMALE REGULATOR
WOMAN'S BEST FRIEND.
A legitimate prescription, scientifically pre-
pared for diseases peculiar to ladies'.
1t is not a cure-alf, but specific for one elas'
of diseases that every lady Is subject To, ana eA
emplion fronts III exception To a generai rhei -,
the best skill In the medical profession and by tile
clergy. ,,,,,v
wears and where It's virtues are known bottle Is
10 be found In every house. -
FOR full particulars, history, and description OF
djreases together with certificates OF It's wonder
ful cures, the reader Is referred TO the wrapper
around the hottie. ,
Manufactured by BRADFlELD Cos AtianSa'
Ca and for sale by PURCELL, LADD . CO.,
L. w. POWERS, aud by druggists generally
nv p--3mF
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sgYAmHRs..

DILL ABEL HIA, RICH <aaao
SHIP LINE-FQR PHILADELPHIA ONCE d
WEEk.-Hntn further notice the steamers NOR.
FOLK, Captain PLkTT, and JAMES 8. GREEV
Captain VANCE. win leave Richmond cyery,
THURSDAY and Philadelphia every SATrfRg,
DAY, alternately. Freight taken for all parts az
Pennsylvania and New Jersey ; also for Norfolk
at moderate rates
Passage 70 Philadelphia, including meals and
stateroon, %. W. p, PORTER "
Agent at Richmond, No. Nas Dock street.
WILLIAM L. CLYDE l. co.
Agents at PhisadeIph}s
Offices, No. 10 South Wharvcs and
ty2 No. II North Wbsryes
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BY Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
1ll3 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE
Il IN GOOCHLAND COUNTY AT AUCTION.
BY virtue OF q deed Of trust bearing date 9th No
vembcr, 1857, from Washington Gill and wife TO
the undersigned, trustee, duly recorded in the
clerks Office Of IGoochand county courthouse,
being thereto required by the beneficiary therein,
I shall proceed to sell at public auction at said
Courthouse. on MONDAY the. 18th instant, at IL
O'Clock NJ, the real estate and person nj property
mentioned in said deed, consisting ofTWO HUN
DRIED AND TWO (2O2l ACRES of highly pro-
ductive land adapted to The culture of corn, wheat
tobacco, grass, fruits, &c. . PLOWS, HAIR
ROW, 1CART, and WAGON, on the Cartersville
road near the James river and kanawha canal,
and adjoining the lands OF Randolph Harrison,
ESQ. Monroe Johnson, deceased, and others, be
ing the same land conveyed to the said Washing
ton GIL by deed from Howard ID. Macfec and wife.
The buildings are two good log cabins and am
pie outhouses. The lplace is well supplied with
water.
TERMS Onc-third cash : the balance IN six,
twelve and eighteen months, for negotiable notes,
with interest added, and secured BY deed OF
trust. WILLIAM tOLhES, trustee.
At the same time and place as mentioned above
will be sold twenty five other valuable FARMS.
For particulars see Richmond Wing, daily and
semi weekly Issue. "
: RICHARDSON & CO.,
au6 Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers
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nLUE LICK SULPHUR WATER.

A supply lin barrcls) Of this water from lie
celebrated BLUE LICK SPRINGS, Kentucky
Just received direct.
This water is highly esteemed along the line OF
the Mississippi and in the southern and south
western States where It's medicinal virtues arc
known and appreciated. 1t is almost specific In
BILIOUS DISORDERS and DYSPEPSIA de-
pendent upon torpid liver. and as valuable alto
rative generally.
PURCELL, LADD & CO., Druggists,
too 1918 Main street
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BY Grubbs Il Williams, Auctloneers,
Eleventh between Main and Bank streets.

OAK COTTAGE-A VERY NALUA.--
OBLE FARM NEAR PETERSBU,RtIe; N w
BuYDT,.N AND pETEEsBqRG rita aim
THREE UtiNDKED ACRES of very superior
LAND; was Tor long time cultivated as mar mar :
ket farm, for which 1t is well suited oneoi
orchards of selected fruit. The DWELLlNG Is
situated in beautiful grove OF OAK ana e sited
for Residence for one doing business III THAT Guy
The improvements are dwelling an" 1MH So Of
49, trn FAMILY We will sell the above on long
credit or exchange for city property. For better
oeseiip'i'A GRUBBS 4 WILLIAMS.
.,, oswaw Real Estate Agents.