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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1870-05-06
NEW ADVERTISEMENT.
lNSOLVENT NOTICE.

lNSULN EN- NUIICL.
have this dav suggested to the Clerk Of the
County Court Of Maury County, TIE insolvency
of the estate of Samuel Morrow, deceased !;
Notice is hereby given TO all persons having
claims against said estate to file them with the
Clerk of the County Court, duly authenticated,
on or before the Cd day of October, 1870, or
they will be barred. All persons indebted to
said estate will come forward and make settle
ment With the undersigned.
NANCY MORROW,
May saw Administrator.
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Regulator.
Il lie CELEBRATED IMPROVED
G. ERA. RID
0RO1DE GOLD WATCHES.
sIj. sIJ, 500, sn5.

We hive recently brought our ;.,,,,r,,.I
'OrOidc Gold' to perfection. For appesrs,,...
STYLE u hnish and accuracy of tis.e L.,,;ns, ~.
"6erard watches are universally seceded ~ ~.
the best They retain their brilliu-I- ,,,,d 49,
till worn out. aN So'D3
III afLcr purchasing aud fairly irvine. ,,,v c,,.
ls not fully satisfied, we will cbecrlullv r::rsrd
the mouev, u'S ieiuuo
They .sc all in IIp1tins Cases. e.rutIem.n,,
Jus IaascS sizes. Every watch ..,iarautecd for
'Ine and wcs., By special certificate.
anrge Assortment Improved Oroi.lc" Chains
- TO IS. Also Gentlcmeu's and Ladies' level
~ in great variety.
bVwarc OF limitations. Order direct frouI Vs.
OF our authorized agents Agents and others
applying Tor circulars, will plesse enclose three
cent stamp for postage.
''oo5 sent 10 he pail for On delivery Cusi,-
-e-j perlni,icd 70 exalAinc " bat they order BE-
iIse paving bills,) on pay mcut Of Express char
,es both ways.
when SfN Wattaea ara ORDERED st one, NC
s'in an extra watch { of same k'nd) Gree.
Purchasers residing sorsc distance from En-
press oiisses, and desiring to save time and eS-
Pensa can have the goods sent saieIy By mail. by
.slniftns, twitl, the arlcr) the aulOuDs rcquires
i. ID. MONEY order, Registered Letter. Dralt or
Cheek, rayalie To our or'lcr, at oar risk. Nd
dress plainly.
JAMES GERARD L CO.,
SPl5-eu No. - NASSAU ST., New yors.
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NOTICE.

All pcrsons indebted ;, the firm Of MURPHY
" ATWELL, are requested TO cone forward
aud settle at once. or else all outstanding clau-
will DC placed in the hands Of an officer.
nichllu. MURPHY A. ATNELL.
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!. COLUMBIA, TENN:


o(ALL Advertising will be considered
CASH end collectable any time after the
Ant insertion.
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The symptoms Of liz
er complaint arc unc.-
sine-s and pain in the
side. Sometimes tbr,
main IA in Al. ..th
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West of New York City.
Please call and examine my stock before
purchasing, and will take pleasure in show
ing Goods. NJ. JOSEPH,
April 3m Public Square, Columbia, Tenn.
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b III ERALD.

1TR - : Csauuhaa Herald is Published
.eVgEy Et11ny morning ct THREE DoLLARs
pGe 0u1 m, In advance.
- 1iVsfi1ins.-ODe square item lines)
1of one yHBeFtfon, sl.5o; each additional IN
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Cure the Liver with.
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Also, saO,V00 in GK.ESBAcss. rent nancy
which will be distributed TO the winners of the
hrst seven prizes in the sums of $4,000, sa.-
100 and 1890 each.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-12-03
AUsTIOg salEs-..euruye ways.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF 2FOgk
CyAIUsBLE TRACTS Or LAND..By yir-
tue Of a decree of the Circuit C2t, n n osoh term
,Ss7gso so1 1s1S! i, V sss s sends or ho os slls vs.. :9sssble.I
shall, On the 10TH DAY OF DEgEMgER !. ls shs
cell &c the residence Of DIR. Paul 2: fenadpt s, q
fonowins properly belonging - 'H' '~iN
=: H9ME TEACH 4, Th. ,yy!sg p ss : tn asesb14s ae.
Movements consist of a most excellent Dwell,
.fNG-HOUSE, and all necessary onl-nouses' The
thor ,uph state of repair and preseryatiou. ~
lands ara very fertile and well adapted to INC
growth Of wheat, the grasses, and all other crops
EF .S' r IN ts RIA ssfi!? TaAcT, lying on middle Blue
stone creek, in Mecklenburg county: adloin1ng
the lands of Spencer McPhatl and others, ano coz
s = vsFy s ssss ff psWEI LII xlsh neess-
rary out-builtings In good repair r,r and tr an eA The
lands Very fertile and adapted to The growtho OF
ne a. 1s Rsa i aafS i i"ss $NitGTT; , Tn,S tract st LES 1ss, in
Russell. Judd, and others. and contains SS1 acres.
The IMPROVEMENTS consist ofa good DIV ELLlEG;,
st q or 81 preservation. This land Is also very
good, and adapted to the usual crops Oh the Se'-
10th ati. The BURTON TRACT. This tract lies In
the county'of Charlotte, adjoining the aforesaid
Ihome tract and the lands Of Beckett and 9th
ers. and contains S SSo acres or :: u Th nrd Improvements oven nus
same description rs the other lands above de-
scribed. Possession to be given the lst OF Janu-
airy. 1871.
These lands lie mostly within about Is miles Of
the Hichmcnd and Danville railroad.
TERMS The Mansion tract for one-third cash,
and the balance on n credit of one, two, and three
years, the purchaser tn execute bonds for the de-
Ierred payments, carrying interest from the dty
OF sale, and the title TO be retained until the whole
Of the purchase money is paid and as to the resi-
due OF the property, enough in cash to pay the
costs OF SUIT and expenses of safe, and the balance
purchaser to execute bonos. with approved secn-
rity. for the deferred payments, carrying Interest
prefer, one-fhird cash, ard the balance as afore-
said, without security. In either event, the title
TO be retsine d until the whole Of the purchase
money is Eaid. JOHN W.
Commissioner.
GAINESVILLE, VA, Nov. Is, 1879.
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A SHARP WIrNEss.-A loalerish fellow In
Saginaw county, was brought before q JUS
tice upon a warrant for wantonly shooting
an Indian.
The fellow was as guilty as a dog, and
had really neither defence nor palliation,
but he produced q drunken associate to
swear him clear. This "sWift witness"
testified that the two-he, the witness, and
the prisoner-were hunting together. when
they espied what they both supposed to be
a bear.
The Justice, familiar with both bears aud
Indians, was puzzled to conceive how one
could be taken for the other, SO became
rather close in his questions. The drunken
witness could only asseyerate that so it was,
and, upon being further pushed, said
awe saw his red Ieggings, and concluded
1t was q bar"
This reason was, of course, conclusive.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-12-03

The Belfast Journal says one of the Ger
man clothing dealers in that city recently
sold a man a pair of boots. A few day
afterwards the man returned with them,
and said that he went out into the BARN
ward to work, where twas q little wet. and
the soles came Of. IS Mine Got, mine friend,
YOU didn't ought to walk round to dem.
Dey ish cavalry boots, made to ride nit !"
The latest betting swlndle II New York
is betting on the time when Barnum's Mu-
scum was burned. Every. one remembering
the bitter cold and the icicles hanging from
the roof wouId at once affirm that it was
ia winter, whereas it was on the I'd of
March, 1s6s ; consequently, In the spring
Of that year.
A veteran observer once declared that no
one Knew what envy and Jealousy were
until they had served IN the army. Inc
observer probably never belonged TO q
church choir.
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J Il b ssos,s AND O.
RESTAURANT.

A familiarity with the wants OF the people, re-
sultlng from 4 long experience in u frst-class es-
enlistment in this city, has enabled the under
signed to mt up and arrange, on Twelfth, near Main
street, one of the most
TO those who want the very best fare that can be
furnished here he extends q cordial invitation to
establishment as fine OYSTERS, as great a variety
Of GAME and FISH, and as choice MEATS as
money VIII procure; These are served up at all
His A Is supplied with the purest LIQUORS,
WINES, &C., and his CIGARS embrace ali OF the
best and most popular brands.
He would especially invite attention to his
ROOmo FOR PRIVATE PARTIES, and inform
his friends from the country that he has q mum Ger
of COMFORTABLE and WELL-FUREIsHED
LODGING-ROOMs In the upper stories Of his es-
no l-am JOHN T. JOHNSON.
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By Z. B. NeTburn,
Real Estate Auctioneer,
No. 1915 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO DESIRA-
/ FARMS IN CHESTERFIELD CUUN-
TY, NEAR CHESTER STATIuN. . SAFE
At AUC11oE.-By virtue Of three certain
OF the Chesterfield County Court. the fist in D.. b.
II, page a2s, to John r.. Parker as trsstee, the o.iler
two in D.. X. 50, page ISIS and $40. to &. Is. se"narn
as trustee. we snail prCccedto sell 1t public auc-
ton (having been required so to do by the benet-
ciary therein securely at Chesterfield G1Irt,h0nSe
on MONDAY, II ETH DAY OF DECEMBEh
1870, THAT being court day. ar II O'Clock NJ: Flrst
The TRACT Of l24 AERFS Eipg on the Clover
ain railroad, about one mile from Chester; after
W. rds the TRACK PISS ACRrS adjoining. hese
tracts are yalu 1ble for tie beds OF II arl, wood, and
accessibility to the mark IS.
TERMS: Whilst the deeds require nearly ell
cash, 1t IS probable that arrangements VIII be
made to extend short credit.
JOHN n. PARKER,} Trustees.
del K. b.
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By l.. D. EaCho,
huctioneer and Real Estate Agent.

TXECUTOR'S SALE OF YALUALE
r. REAL ESTATE TEE I OF R1JH-
MOND, ON THE CORNER OF FIFTH AND
GRACE STRAETS.-In pursuance fthe last mlt.
Hanover county, Va, we will proceed TO sell on
MONDAY, l2th of DECEMBER, 1870, on The pre-
mises, at O'Clock =. NJ; those Two yal9sole ano
timing eight rooms each, with brick ki.chens Of
four rooms each, situated as described above an
in good order, and now In the occupancy OF Ut.
Hobson and II. S. Boykin, Esq.
This property, from II: central location, Dsihg
within 4 few minutes walk OF the ousine $ ctnt'e
of the city, Is regarded as very valuable, sno
should attract the attention of those seeking good
residences. ,,o
TERMS One quarter cash residue 6, II, ana Is
months. for negotiable notes, inter est aided, and
secured by trust deed on The property.
j. T. 4 2. W. DUSWELL,,
Executors T. boswell, decd.
S,le cnnduclnd by E ID. EACIO. no ~
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BY wellington GoGdin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
Corner Bank and Eleventh streets.

BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOT AT
ID THE NORTHWEST CORNER OF GRACE
A N D TWENTY-FOURTH FOR
SALE AT AUCTION.-WIll be sold at auction,
on the premises, on TUESDAY, the 9th of De-
ccmber, 1910. at 4 O'Clock 7. NJ, that very beautiful
. located IS above, fronting IS feet on the north
side OF Grace street, running back on the west line
of cath street $50 feet TO a wide alley, adjoining the
handsome residences recently erected by Messrs:
HARDWOOD Il Estes, and opposite the residence OF
Mrs. Z. l.. Van Lew.
Terms One-tlfth cash; balance at 4, 8. and IL
months. Cor negotiable notes, interest added, Sc
cured ey q trust deed.
no 20 W. GODDIN, Auct.
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BY Cruhbs & Williams,
kuctioneetsand Zeal Estate Agents,
rleTenth street, between Main aad Bank streets.

A VERY DESIRABLE BRICK RESI-
"A u: NOE ATTIE NGRTHWEsT CIRHER
or LEIGH AID TIL RID STREET, At AUC
TIIN.-By request of the owner, Who. mas pur-
upon the premises, on FRIDAY the eth DAY OF oe,
Gem ''er. at O'Clock 7. NJ, the properly situated
II has three rooms In the basement, two on the first
story besides u pantry. t 30 chaIuberS with a dress
ing-room to each, Il Bathroom ard q wlns-room
on the second story, two rooms and q large closet
In the attic, with gas throughout the house. The
kitchen is also of brick, with five rooms besides
the feel room; and there Is alsoa smokc-nonse.
lot fronts "a feet. and runs ha. X about III feet.
The neighbcrhood Is a pleasant and improving
one, and this lesidence affords as mu h OF real
comfort a can re obtained st the same cost else
whei Il In the city.
The terms will ne very liberal, and VIII be made
known at the time of the sale.
de It'd GRUBSS j. V Aucts.
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IRE. Anawer to Her Letter
,rroerEp BY TRUTHFUL JAMES.

pErORTED bl
Data, a,hcd nv an intirn ste party ~
Bs,nS a,9 81 same I would term as q friend
witch his &c ,l,h 1t were val to cal. en nSnf's'
Since me mind to deceit II migntienu'
Far his arm II was broken quite recent ,,,
And has : pmething gone wrong Win MS i'hs-
Which is why 1t Is proper ana Iueens
1 should write what runs on ns tongue
First. he saws, Mics, he has read through your
To The end ard tn. end camel too soon:
TIL - sl'ght hne>s sept nun your h'"n,,
Tina. ms SHIRTS are buoy.pt a yoursn:
That with you. Miss, he CHALLENGES fa'e
wv hich the l.nEnsgc ;hat InN.i'a "SeS
Al Tine 1t were vail. 10 re!a'sI'
And no s,rs tina, the mount aims are i.'rer
For once b~ine held in your Though
That each rock holds a wealth tha'
t hfnh we y words nc would put IN these pages
By a party not given to fu!tc /, a
Which the same not, atduc; fan"S "s
Might y ioddce In The sih'"i ~S"''''
u. members the ball at the Ferry,
II. rd Inc rida and { re gate, and the vow,
rose that You gave him -lnat Ve!y
me rose he l. trea>ur,ng now ALL,
fN.hjrb his blanket he's kicked on MS rum, .h'se'
hts language to me from his bunk, Miss,
Is frequent and painful and iree).
He hopes you are wearing no willows,
Tn h. Knows. " ich this lodging Il piN"wS
!mparts but small case ~ the style. ,.a
Ana tbs same you VIII pard2nl-he KNOWS "'SS'
INK. ouA Ittl W. - As''A''
y !, were he iyinS nudet the SHOWS. MSS
Tbcy'd melt into tears at your sGliie.
And you'n s.il think Of him In ycar pleasures,
In Iour brief twilight dreams al Tie psf
In this green laurrl-spray III y he trcasur.s.
II vas plucked where Your pnNHg was last
In this specimen out a SIN AL Urine
II vii! do Tor a pin for your shawl;
(Which Lhe truth not TO wickedly sumo, zu
n as his las, weeks clean up'-aad h's "'''
He's asIeep-wsich the same might seem strange,
Miss,
We're L. not that s orn to deny
'rh,t I raised nj last do e for \ change. MISS,
In view that his fever was nich'
Rur he hes tlie,e quit peaceful md pcnHlve;
and now my Ies.ec!s. Miss, TO You
" h. Oh, my language. skii"ai u { Hpte~cA'i'e'
Nigh seem IL be f~reedom-tis true.
Which | have 4 small favor t" ask you.
As concerns y bull pup, whlrhthcs sum
II the DUTY would II ( oscfta:k you
You woull please 10 procure Tor me game
And send per express to the RI I. Miss,
Which they say York Is fsmcd for The breeS;
Which though words Of deceit may be that-MiSS'
III trus, IL Your taste. Miss, ind'co.
p. Switch this salue interfering
In other iosks' WAYS ! de ,pss.-
Yet. If s, uc / was h"ariag
That it's just empty PICKET as h:s
Brtwixt n and Jos ph-!L follers
Th.t, having no family claims
Here's INV p,ie-which it's SIX hundred uoliaTs'
AS 80. yours, with respec.s, ,r.
-Orerland Monthly.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-12-03
BY wellington Goddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.
Eleventh, between Main and Bank streets.

THIRTEEN BEAUTIFUL BUILDING
/ LOTS, ON CLAY, FIRST, n LriGH
STREETS with FRAMED DWELLING On
ONE OF THEM), FIR SALE At AUCTlON.-
viii be sold at auction. Oh the premises, on
WEDNESDAY, the 18th december. 1870; 1T 81
O'Clock P. NJ, those THREE, UI!tUI
ded into smaller ones, according 10 a plan snd
survey to be exhibited at the hour OF sale. On one
street. there Is a comfortable framed dwelling.
with n we'll of water in the yard. The foregoing
lots are not only beautifully located, but they are
also in a desirable neigbborhood. and present IA
yorable opportunities to persons OF moderate
means to secure q comfortable lot on which TO
erect q residence.
I2 months, for negotiable notes, interest added,
secured by u trust deed. W. GODDlS
no % Auctioneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-12-03
BY W. GoddiD,
Aucttopeer and Real Estate Agent,
corner OF Eleventh and Bank streets.

TOUR BRICK TENEMENTS AND
T. O.E VACANT LOT ON II COUNCIL
CHAMBER HILL, NEAR TO GOVERNOR
STREET, ADJOIHING AND IN REAR OF
Mr.. BELVIN'S LUMBER YARD, FOR SALE
At AUCTIOh.-WIll re sold at auction, on the
prenises, on MONDAY, the 5th December, 1870,
1T 4 O'Clock P. NJ those -FOUR BRICK TENE-
MENTS located as above trenting at fair rates..
each containing four rooms al.o. u VACANT
90 They are well suited for persons of limited
means, being in the centre OF tee city and conve-
rient to business.
TERMS: Very liberal, say oue-ffth cash ball
ance at 0, IL, IS. and % months, for negotiable
notes, interest added, secured by a trust deed.
no 20 ". GODUIN, Auct.
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RAILROADS.
@RMMRWzSssszsas

nHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
" ROAD.-On and after MONDAY, 9Th Dece1o.
Der. as7o, The PASSENGER TRAINS viii Pun "a
MAIL TRAIN viii run DAILY between s,..-
mono and Stsunton Except sunosy, between Coz
louisville and staunton). Leave Richmond ut AZ
NJ; arrive al Staunton at 4:23 z. d. Leave staun'
ton at $50 A. NJ, and arrive at Richmond Al ~.
P. M, making close connections at GordDnsvtIIs
ana Charlottesville with Orange, Alexandria and
Manassas railroad trains for Alexandra. Wssh-
ngton, Baltimore, Philadelphia New York Rn!-
tob, &C.; also for Luxembourg, Knoxville, Cna:-
tanooga, Memphis, New Orleans MONTGOMERY
Mobile, DC. This train will run TRE.WfEKJY
between staunton and White oulphur on TITEs
DAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY. VI.
Leave White Sulphur OF $40 A. NJ. aud arrive A.
staunton at sac A. NJ; leave stanton ct Saa
and arrive at White Sulphur At iG 7. NJ,
Going West, passengers dine at Gord0nsyills
and sup at Coyfng.on. Going East, breakfast a.
and dine at GordonsviiIe.
This train connects with stages as follows
At stsunton for Lexington, Natural Bridge, and
Harfisonburg.
At Millboro' for Bath Alum Springs, 10 miles.
and Warm Springs, is miles.
At " h,te Sulphur Springs for Lewisburg, miles:
and Charleston, 100 miles.
THROUGH TICKETS iseued 10 all points
North. West, and Southwest.
JAMES r. NETHERLAND.
no % General Ticket Agent
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-12-03

EREsH IMPORTATION OF ENGLISH
e CHINA AND WRITE GRANITEWARE.-
Now opening, u large variety Of plain and deco
rated DINNER, TEA. and TOILET SETS;
PITCHERS; RODGERS's CUTLERY, togather
with = complete stock of HOUSE-FURNISHfNG
GOODS, to whjchI1 call the attention OF house.
keepers, h0sel-keeDers, etc.
&C % JOHN ASHER. 1906 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-12-03

old AND NEW FIRMS WHICH PUR-
" POSE opening new account books OH the LIST
Of January, 1871, will find it more satisfactory 10
have their
mace up in advance OF requirement for use.
We are prepared to receive orders from mer-
chants, BANKERS, and others, for SINGLE BOOKS
or COMPLETE SETS. We promise good books
at as low prices as can be made.
WOODHOUSE & PARHAM
M IA 1905 Main street.
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~ f r e l. l. E,
RESTtURATEUR S%
1904 MAIN STREET,

Vas reltted his saloons, snd Invites the custom Of
old friends, whose patronage and goodwill he has
enjoyed for tweots-seven years. His LADIES'
DlNING-EOOM AMI pAtLOR are elegant com.
portable. and. retired, ana the gentle ladies Of
Richmond and from abroad will find on his bills
OF fare all they can desire, which will be served In
the most elegant style OF bis art.
The winter program me is now presented with
all It's luXuries and d.licacies OF land and water,
tue local market, and the luxurious contributions
from North and South, will be found In his larder.
Game, oysters, fish, venison, wild and tame fowl,
&c &C., served IN the best styles to order.
Sis BAR Is supplied with LIQUORS unsur-
passed by those IN any bar In the United States.
CHOICE, SEhSONABLE DRINKS brewed In
keeper.
Parties dining or taking other meals IN his pri-
yate rooms supplied promptly according to Or
tiers.
DINNERS, SUPPFRS, and MEALS furnished
70 order jor parties and families In the best style.
Country customers will always find accommoda-
ton. and their orders promptly filled. oc
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-12-03
BY Grrbbs d Williams
Real Estate Agents and Au%ctioneers,
Eleventh street, between Main and Bank.

VERY NEAT BRICK RESIDENCE,
IN ON THE EAST SIDE OF SIXTH sTREET,
NORTH OF LEIGH STREET, AT AUCTION
On MONDAY, 5th December, ut 1 O'Clock =. NJ,
we will sell upon the premise the RES1DEECE
of w. Il. Tatum, Esq situated AS above de.
scribed. It has SIX rooms, besides bathroom and
closets, a kitchen with three rooms water and
gas with the modern conveniencea, anu the pre-
misses drained by o culyert. The, lot Is % ~ lsa
feet. 80
Altogether this Is a complete and very desirable
,resideu.e, being pleasantly situated convenient to
the market. ah-
TERMS: At the SALE
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By Grnbbs & WLllamo,

By GrGbba K W1illaIno,
Real Estate Agents and Aactioneers,
Eleventh street, between Main and Bank.
cMALL FARM OF ONE HUNDRED
OAND SEVEN ACRES, ART OF = FARM
ON THE MECHANICSVILLE
TWO Mills FROM RICHMOND, FOR sALN
AT AUCTIuN.-We Will sell 1t auction, on me
H., The very valusble ia RMl located as above, de-
scr.bed. There are rs acres In wood The balance
cleared and In good heart. 1t will be sold as q
whole. or subdiyided, If desired, into tracts OF
from is to IS acres, each with q road from esch lot
to the Mechanicsville turnpike. Ihis presents q
near the city.
TERMS One-fourth cash balance at 8, II, and
Is months, with interest.
de GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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STEAMERS.

JAMES RIVER sTEAMBOATsAiias
- Company Il NORFOLK,&s2SSs..HYfs
PORTSMOUTH, AND + REGULAhIAHUs
INGS ON THE JAMES RIVER. The last and
elegant United States mail steamer
0 II SYLV Z II b,
Captain q. @. GIFToRDt
leaves c0mpanY's wharf at. kocEeLss LOr Lle
aboye-naued places on MONDAYS, WEDNES-
DAYS, and fridays, at HALf-PAsI BIZ
O'CLOCK A. NJ, and returns on tuesdays,
Passengers arrive in Norfolk in time to con-
meet with steamers for Baltimore and points
North.
rival OF steamer.
Fare to Norfolk. 80.
Excursion tickets TO Norfolk and return -. 400.
Freight received Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Sa-
turdays, for Norfolk, Portsmouth, Boston, Baltt-
more, and principal LANDINGS on Chesapeake bay,
and all regular landings on James river, at REA.
SONABLE RATES. Freight received from A.
III. Till p III.
Freight for way landings must be prepaid.
L. B. TATUM. General Agent,
sci Office. Company's wharf.
SPECIAL N~OT1CE.-Until Lower Brandon
wharf Is repaired no landing can be made.