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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-11
Commercial
THURSDAY EVENING, |
Nov. 10, 1870.


Nov. 10, 1870.
We have very little change to note in
our market since our last semi.weekly re-
view, and prices Of all the leading articles
Of produce remain steady, with q generally
quiet market.
We alluded, 4 short time since, to the re-
markablc increase Of cotton shipments east.
ward from Cairo, as compared with those
Of former seasons, and give below the fig
ures, as furnished by the obliging officers
Of the Illinois Central Railroad.
MT BALEs.
Number of bales shipped east per
Blue Line, and National Line, from
Sept. LIST 10 Nov. LIST, 1s70--.......s,32l
Number for same time last yesr........4,6sl
Increase this year."............"....".4,eso
This Is only 60 bales less than the entire
amount shipped from here in the season Of
1868 and 60, which was 1881 bales. A
large amount has gonc forward since the
frst of this month, and receipts are com.
ing by almost every boat from below.
Tho sales Of flour for the month Of o.
tober were very light, and the number Of
barrels
Aggregated but."........".."".. a3s
Number previously repor,ed....... 100, DOG
Total from Jan. lst to Nov. lst.... I'll, 5ao
The extroms depression in tho -four
market for tho past two months has cur
tailed the business very materially, and
it's now scarccl yrpos.ible that the total
sales will equAl those of last year, whicn
aggregated abou. 2GO,OOo barrels. As the
same depression prevails in other markets,
the los, in aggregate sales 10 no evidence
OF moro than temporary decline 10 the
business, which 10 entirely owing TO for.
eign complications, cutting of the export
demand. '. l"'
FlOur--has been extremely quiet this
week, with only very light local and
order demand, which was supplied st un.
changed prices. There were no sales OF
straight car lots reported. Sales comprised
53s bbls various grades, from super to
choice family al from $3.50 81 so.
275 city mills, winter wheat -four sin.
gle, double and treblo extras, st
s. 20, SO 80 and 80 IS per Dbl.
rs XXXX family st..."-..."..s7 90
Whcat--is in good demand for good
milling varieties, with sales Of car fair
red at 05, and car May wheat at
81 iaA on track. Receipts are light.
COrn.-Thero Is nothing doing in con.
sequence ofthere being no receipts. Choice
new white corn in bulk would command
soc per bush. % sncks ordinary mixed
sold ut Csc delivered.
Oats-.have been quiet, and the marke,
oaSv Salas ,vopa
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MEDICAL.
NAn.s.

The experience of years has demonstrated the
fact that reliance may bc placed In the efficacy OF
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-11
4 AIDES TAME NOTICE.
DR.. Harvey's

Arhy.cian q ., yeart experience offer. hi. val.
uh'le remedy, knuWns-
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Of work when you can live without 1t.
Dolce far niente; It is sweet to DO nothing.
The only industrious man saw in all FLO
rida was saw-mill, and even the steam
engine moved slowly. Hurry is the banc
of life; we oil live too fast; repose ~ lux
ury.
SICK nnCToRs.
completely forge: them in speaking OF
Florida invalids. They are the greatest
humbucs in the world. / would rather at
tend twenty patients than one sick DOCTOR
thev give YOU q great deal of trouble ana
never pav a cent. They know 80 much
that YOU cannot fool them, as you cAn otner
sick people, and when yon are prescribing
for them they will insist on CONSIDER
inc YOU merely Us consulting pm sl-
clan, called in to advise, and they take
! vour advice or refuse it, according to
the good or bad taste OF the physlc.
Thev know entirely too much, and have so
little confidence in drugs that they make
very bad patients. They know enough to
know the danger they are in, and little
knowledge proves dangerous thing IN TINS
rs in other cases very sick doctor Is sure
to die: he knows what is the matter with
him and how sick lie is. He debates every
point. and discusses both the taste and e1-
feet Of every medicine until it does him no
rood. lie won't 70 it blind in the faith OF
his PHYSICIAN. as good patient ought to
do. Tie has humbuggcd too often to be
hurnbucccd himself, or believe promise
of recovery (Which often curcs) when there
is no chance Of getting well. He Is the
most troublesome, the most unsatisfactory
of all patients. The Lord deliver ne
from al sick doctors. | have been ore
myself, and know what absolute TOOLS lhcE
arc. repeat, ain ready and wiling 10
attend twenty patients who will believe IN
and paw me rather than one doctor WHO
will dispute every prescription, deDa'o
every point of treatment, and not pay nc
at last. The patients d every sicS doctor
ought 10 combine and knock him IN the
head ut once. Anl he is worse when nc
rocs from home sick, for then he puts on
MI the airs without graces) Of an Invalid;
and the only thing to be done is to hire
some able bodied, stout fellow, without any
conscientious scruples, to give him Il good
cursing by way Of bringing Linn 70 bis senses.
The only thing to compare him to IL a
strong young man selling dry goods.
think to see a stout fellow behind coun-
ter-one who could hold o plough, WELD
trip-hammer, or swing pair Of dumb-bells
weighing twenty pounds apicce--mcasurIng
off ribbons or discussing with life-and-icath
animation the shade OF a skein Of worsted,
and with his mouth always fixed to answer
Swiss muslin, is q sight equal to sick
doctor. 1t is too painful for further con-
formulation. must stop. J.P. l..
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\ Berlin father who had recorded in his
family list son and daughter was, in al
probability, an abstract or nlathemati-
clan. In answer to the census-taker's
question, Relation of the members Of
the family to the head of the household ?"
He answered, Two to one! "
One of Mark Twain's farmers bought
some Bartlett pear trees, and the next sea-
son he took some of the fruit TO the tree
dealer. "What kind of pears do you call
these ?" Well, I don't know Button
pears, perhaps" But they grew on one
OF the trees you sold me for Bartlett "
" Are you such fool" was the dealers
convincing rejoinder, " as to suppose that
tree is going to bear Bartlett pears the first
year ?"
A party of countrymen recently went to
Louisville to visit the theatre and see the
lions generally. During the evening the
party were standing on u street-corner when
several horse-cars with colored lights came
in sight. George" said one Of them,
"let's 60 home in the morning" What
makes you in such hurry, Jim ?" RS
so sickly here. Do you see those red and
blue lights coming up the street ~ Yes;
but what of that ~ "Why, darn my cats
if l am going to stay in place that is so
sickly that they have to haul their drug
stores around ON wheels"
A colored man engaged to answer the bell
at a residence in Indianapolis on New
Years day was discovered attempting to
prevent the entrance Of gentleman who
did not tender his card. The lady rebuked
him, but the "boy" excused himself by
saying that be thought she "would lose
money, for good many had already gone
in without tickets" And afterwards, On
giving an account of his stewardship, he
pulled from his numerous pockets large
number of cards and laid them upon the
table, stating that they were all he could
get, and adding: Lots Of dc gemmen went
in without no tickets, but he couldn't help
it, and he was sure they must have lost
heaps of money"
Domestic infelicities-Cold feet.
Champagne Charlie-Charles Heidaick.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-01-10
BY Lyme & Brother,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
No. 1880 Main street.

transformers SALE OF TWO
~ FRAMED TENEAtENTS, ON THE SOUTH
SIDE OF VENABI.E STREET, AND a NICE
TWO-STORY FRAMED TENEMENT ON THE
EAST SIDE OF THE MECHANICSvILLE
TURNPIKE, NEXT DOOR TO THE FORMER
RESIDENCE OF THE LATE p. T. CHALK,
AT AUCT1ON.-In pursuance Of decree OF the
circuit court of the city of Richmond entered
December 10, 1892 In the cause OF Chalk, guardian,
rs. Smith, wife, and ais, We, the undersigned,
con- ruissoners therein named, will, on TUES
DAY the 18th day OF January, 1870, at o. clock T.
NJ, upon the premises, proceed to sell the REh ~
ESTATE embraced In said decree, of which the
late B. T. Chalk died seized and possessed de-
scribed as Fellowship. u certain LOT OFLAND
fronting thirtysix feet on the south side of Eena-
bic street above Eighteenth, IN the city Of Rich
mond. with two FRAMED TENEMENTS there
on containing three rooms each.
Also, Immediately after the same, say d L.
M.-another certain LOT of LAND, fronting
about II rect the east side of the Mechanics
Vile pike and running back the usual depth With
y nice two-Story frame tenement thereon, contain
Ing -Four rooms, and the usual out-bnidngS.
TERMS: One-tourth cash; balance IN three
equal instruments, upon credit o. four, eight
and twelve months for negotiable notes, interest
added, and the title retained until all the purchase
money is paid a. X. COURTNEY,
WILLIAM II. LYME,
81 10 commissioners,
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AUCrroN sALEs-ruturs sDays.
By Richardson q Coz
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
No. Ills Main street.

ONE OF TIE MOST DESIRABLE RE.
~ sIDENCEs IN THE CITY, Ne. 1sg WEST z
STREETS, AND BEIWEEN THE
REsIRENCEs OF RnBERT HOWARD rnR a AfR =
PRIVATELY OR AT AUCTIOS.-lf not sold
privately before. we will sell at auction, on the
premises, IN THURSDAY the 18th inst~nt, ct
O'Clock p. NJ, TINT neat and conveniently ar
ranged RESIDENCE Iocsted as above. consist
ing of n BRICK DWELLING with two stories
and basement, containing seven rooms, WIN
heaters In the parlor, dining room, and chamber;
gas and watcr-flXtnres: kitchen with three rooms
including bathroom; wood a1d coal-hnmse, sta
BILE and lot 3Gby l32 feet. All In thorough repair
A residence like the shove Is seldom offered for
sale In this market II being in quiet and refined
neighb ,rhoOd, Of II size so much needed In this
city. cor enient to the street railway. which
passes along its front, and having large yards on
either side ornamented with shade trees, ever
greens. &C., which add az much to Its appearance
as though thew were part of the same.
TERMS: One-fourth cash. balance at four,
eight, and twelve months for negotiable notes
bearing interest and secured BY deed Of rust.
la Auctioneers.
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BY Richardson b Co.,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agsnts,
1lI3 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A NEAT
~ FRAME DWELLING AND LOT, ON THE
WEST SIDE OF -TWESTY-SEyENTH By
TWEEN NJ AND N sTkEETa CHURCH
HILL, AT AUCTION.--By virtue Of q decree Of
The Circuit court of the city Of Richmond entered
on the LIST day or January, 1850, in the chancerY
case Of Roper, guardian, re. Roper ct ar, the q.
public auction, on the premises, on WEI,NEs-
DAY the 18th instant Mt O'Clock Z. NJ. the
REAL ESTATE OF which James Roper died
seized. consisting Of Lot fronting Al by l2s feet
more or less, located rs above, with a neat TWO
STORY FRAME ,lWELL1SG. containing nre
rooms, and the usual ouLhonses; all In 2ood re-
pair.
TERMS OF SALE Cne-third cash one-thrd ON
credit Of six months and the residue on credit
OF twelve months, taking from the purchaser ne
ferred payments and the title to be retained until
the purchase money is paid.
JOHNA. COKE,
Special Commissioner.
prruAppcnS q IN Ancfjonpera lat
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-01-10
BY Grubbs y Williams. Auctioneers-
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF EALU-
" ABLE PROPERTY, ON NINTH STREET,
KNOWN AS VIRGINIA HALL.--In execution
of decree OF the circuitcourt Of Richmond rem
dered on the sih day Of December. lse9. In the
cause or Haas cs. Browne Ell ais the under
signed. commissioners appointed for the PURPOSE,
VIII sell at auction. upon the premises on IEES-
DAY the 18th day OF January. 1870, al O'Clock Z.
NJ II fair, II not then 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.
This property Is well known, centrally located,
and possesses great advantages for business pur-
poses, public exhibitions, or other purposes.
Terms: One-fOurth cash the balance at elk.
tn Give and eighteen months for neg3tiabis notes,
with interest added. and title retained until a the
purchase money Is paid and 4 conveyance direct
ed by he court.
II. IL. MARSHALL.t Comm iss.oners.
JAS. PLEASANTS.)
cprppc e WILLIAMS Auctioneers. al
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-01-10
ByA. C. Pulliam, Auctioneer,
lthwcst corner OF Main and Fourteenth streets.
SALE OF A VALUABLE

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
i HOUSE AND LOTIN MANCHESTER. ON
TUE NORTH SIDE OF JEFFERSON STREET.
By virtue of q deed of trust executed the LIST day
of October, 1857, by James II. Monroe and wife,
being thereto required by the holder OF the note
secured by said deed, shall, as truestee, proceed
to sell at public auction, on the premises, to the
highest bidder. on TUESDAY, the 18th day Of
January 1870 ut o clock P. NJ, the PROPERTY
conveyed by said deed, which consists Of LOTS
Nos: II and y in plan and survey made by Jos;
J. Peasants, and which Is annexed to u deed
from c. II. Rhodes to w. Goddin, recorded ia
volume ID. page 11s, IN Chesterfield county court
clerks office, Each Of these lots front thirty feet
on jefferson street. and run back ninety-one feet,
and each lot has Z COMFORTABLE HOUSE and
other convenienccs for Il small family.
TERMS Cash sufficient 20 def.ay T. c expenses
of sale and to satisfy note, OF even date with
said deed. for the sum Of S9l5. and payable three
months after date and also al interest which may
be e thereon and the residue of the purchase
money IN such credits and to be secured In such
manner, as the said james II. Monroe shall pre-
scribe. THOMAS G. JACKSON,
la Trustee.
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By Lee & Goddin, Auctioneers,
No. llI3 Main street,

HANDSOME COUNTRY-sEAT, ON
1 !.Rnok ROAD, HALE A NILE 1E;,l M9Rth
On WEDNESDAY, 18th January, instnnl, az -
O'Clock r. NJ, on the premises, we VII sell I ~ ~
public auction that valuable COUSJR 1919 ~ = y
AGRss OF Neutrality-suspicious. LAND, The
buildings consist Of double two-story BhICh
HOUSE containing eight rooms ana tne hsuai
out-buildings. YOUNG ORCHARD on Inc pre-
misses. and well Of excellent water. .,
and e!ghtee-, months for Negotiable notes, WIN
Interest aided, and secured by trust deed on the
property. LEE GO.,DlN,
in 10 Antlloneers-
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BY Wellington Goddin.
Auctloucer and Real Estate Agent.

TRUSTEES SALE OF HANDSOME
L COTTAGE RESIDENCE ON THE SOUTH
SIDE OF CLAY BETWEEN ADAMS STREET
AND BROOK AVESUE.-As trustee In n GER
tain deed OF trust executed by Mr. n. T. Pate,
hearing date ed Qctgb r, 1893. duly recorded In
Richmond Hastings Court. shall, In execution
thereof proceed tn sell ut public auction, ON the
premises. on SATURDAY the 18th January: 1870,
ut O'Clock T. NJ. the LOT, with handsome
OUTAGE RESIDENCE thereon, now occupied
by Mr. Theodore Elmorc, froutiug 90 feet, run
ming back $50 feet to an alley.
TERMS Enough In cash to dcfrayt the expenses
of sale and to discharge a bond Of 81, 000 with in
teTcst from ed October, 1860 and to the resi-
due of the proceeds Of sale, on such terms IS shall
bg announced ut the hour OF sale.
in ". GODDIS, Trustee.
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BY Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and AEctlorccrs.
Eleventh street between Main ana Bank.

4 VERY DESIRABLE RESIDENCE,
N AT ASHLAND. FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
ON WEDNESDAY the 18th day of January, 1870,
ut l23 O'Clock L. NJ. W.. will sell It auction, upon
the premises. the COTTAGE RESIDENCE at
Ashland occupied by Mrs. oloncl T. C.. johnson.
II has six rooms besides two wink rooms with
high ceilings: servants house,. stable and other
out houses Sill in modern and tasteful style.
The premises have been thoroughly repaired re-
Gently. and are In excellent order.
laid out, and contain great variety of rare How
Drs and number of ornamental and shade trecr.
Altogether, this Is generally regarded as one OF
the most desirable residences In Ashland.
TERMS At sale. Purchaser IL pay taxes for
1870. GRUBBS & WILL ANS.
Ia AuctlOnecrs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-01-10
BY Lyme Il Brother.
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
go. 1880 Main street.

VALUABLE THREE-STORY BRICK
TENB MENT, ON THE NORTH SIDE ~
FRANKLIN BETWEEN NINETEENTH AND
TWENTIETH STREETS, FOR SALE ATA
T1ON I'VE will sell at public auction, upon inc
aiy- 40. at - O'Clock Z. NJ, that desirable and
conveniently located THREE-SToRl BRlCh
TEf ,ENIE Mt located as above described. ad1olu-
Ing the residence OF Is. W. Joyner, ESQ, contain
In eight rooms and closet kitchen, &C., win gas
3nd water on the premises. The lot fronts 20 liz
feet, running back about les feet. 49,
TERMS: One-fourth cash balance on credit
of six, twelve and eighteen months for negotiable
notes, interest added secured by trust deed.
LYME i BROTHER,
IN 10 AuctiOneers.
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BY y. c. Pul!iam, Auctioncer,
,thwest corner Main and Fourteenth sire

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
4 AND HIGHLY-IMfROYED + ~ IN
CHESTERFIELD COUNTY. CONTAINING
W W.T. Il AL q NECE . BAENS. STABLES.
&C., SITUATED TWELVE MILES FROM
RIGITMOND.-iSN virtue of deed Of trust exc
cu.fh Ivy Edgar Il. Moss and wife dated he 10Th day
Of ecembGr 1868 shall. as trustee, being thereto
directed by the beucficaries, proceed To- sell at
on FRIDAY the 14th III january, 1870. II fa1r, II
not the next fair day thereafter at the same hour,
the REAL ESTATE conveyed by said deed, which
consists Of \ FARM containing TIL Rec HUN
DRIED AND NINETEEN ACRES, living In the
county Of Chesterfield near the Midlothian turn
pike about twelve miles from Richmond and two
miles from Coalf!eld station on the Richmond and
Danyilc railroad.
This property Is a very desirable one, highly Inn
proved, AMI ready for the immediate occupation
of the purchaser. n
The buildings consist Of 4 very COMFORTA-
BILE DWELLING aud AL necessary BARNS,
$TADE.L :. Sc. which could mot be erected ut l
less cost than $500.
one hYnirei and .ffy acres Of this land is
HEAVILY TIMBEkED with PINE aud OAK OF
original growth. .
TrEMS: Cash sufficient TO dcfray the cost of
sale. and f7lS with interest thereon from i2:i Of
Hcccuhcr, 1868 credit payment of 800 with in
t..rc-t thereon from 18th OF Bcccmbcr 1868, to he
III dc on lhc 10Th ut December, 1917, ana 10 be Sc
cured by decd OF trust up"n the property; End the
manner. the said Moss shall direct. 1t l. rroba
:" That he buDe.ciaricS may upon the daf OF sale
consent that i less amount OF cash may be re-
CURED. WILLIAM J. CLOrIoN,
Trustee.
Persons desiring II will receive all necessary IN
structions and Information of 4. G. Pulllain, auc-
tionecr.
las " |. ii.DtION,
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Es1c Baby.

Sir Is Tire ilithc$t, brightest Lid!
The sweetest, wlusp..., II lit'!niIy,
Ili:,t &c" 4 irvclcSs BOSOM stirred
TO own affections potent nw'!.
Her locks arc sunshine softly c"r!cd
Above & bro. they loved - EiSS:
Her eyes, twir-sftrs I"cGl CHG w":ii,
Wandering in woudct over this.
Her checks are rudy. sweet, and fair:
Where Cimples play At hid and-seck;
Her lips bright stores Of Git,incss, wAcie
Rejoicing waves OF laugihcr break.
For home she's one continued song
4 sunny d!spcllant Of care;
A star, Il JOY where troubles lirong;
To earth Il ilearcu--to Heaven PRAYER.
From "YIfiGt."
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nv Thomas ". Keesee. Auctionee
Ma. 1877 Main street.

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. 9Enhs,
II W1SIvE AND AsSAYIsG gOuE : S;r rnN-
TFnIWtRE, SC. FOR SALE AT Au CIIon'
will sell THIS DAY. at my anct nT 1nnnt "
commencing ut 10 o,cr9cRu 81 81 ccn. stne Of
E II-1T En- " ,,1 NIT rHhWEEP FURN TYRE
"oi oLfREtbS1FtD. MARBLE -Trp q G ,raa,os,
and WAsUsTAND and CHAIRS '"p'O'
= g Ensn,, ,heT P!aRIor SUIT. SOFAS ARM
and . SMALL CIA1PPssi;1 GENTLE Ia
ws f5hT end OAK EXTENsppG2NH o Ta s:hs ;
MMshuoGAsY and PLAIN We p nE IT'S. I'm ar
MMAH9GANT aud WALNUT BuAhAo'' 'ln a.
wA hlsItriT;' and MAHOGANY wAsHsTAS ps
1rN G22T' EINp md COTTAGE Pc o and LAR
FEIsTHER-BEDs. MATTRESSES ''HN W
=, ,rrEoGsA;SY. WALNUT. and PLAIN DESKS.
~ ALSO.
.cu vEP.pLATED WARE. CO. tslsIlng OF
'o' % BREAKFAST CAsTokS'
SP6,0Ns,
FORKS,
WAITERs, &c.
ALSO,
WALNUT TRAVELLING HKii at - MINI MI I'm !.
containing IIartman..fs acnntaininc forty-ave
HA HaFSfhsSHs' PiIcTioSARTT o OF MINING.
MISEEA IL;tn,ss sp RatGo EHtrTTpIiE, &C.:
M M SF al 'pROSoUNCING DICTIONARY
c x!tf Frs sfS P'R1SMs PEG
cRY YsE PALACE, in three volumes, with steel
cugravings. ,,eo
, LOT of ST-NDRIES sold by order OF the sherlH
of the city OF N';lnA ' THOMAS w. KEFsEE.
,,o Auctloneer.
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By Richardson T. Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
lll3 Main street.

A DESIRABLE COUNTRY-SEAT, ON
N THE WESTERN EXTENSION or MAIN
STREET. ONE MILE FROM TIE CORpU-
RATE LIMITS, FOR SALE At AUtTlOE.-
VIII be sold ut auction, 0r the premises. on II e.
la the 18th Instant. ut O'Clock l.. ~. tnat de-
s!rablc COUNTRY SEAT located as above, adj
j,.ining and near The residences Of W.. \. rclI.
Esq. Dr. Mosely. ana Others. consisting OF
sRlCh DWELLING, with two stories and base
ment, containing seven rooms; brick kitchen,
new barn, stable, and car, tagc-h yTse and FOUR
ACRES or HIGHLY IMPROVE ID LAND, en-
closed with new fence and well set In fruit trees
al In good repair and presenting m attractive
appearances.
TERMS: Onc-third cash ]: balance mt six and
twelve months for negotiable notes, with interest
added, and secured bya deed Of trnst.
RICHARDSON Z CO.,
Aurtforecrs.
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BY A. c. Pulliam, Auctioneer,
southwest corner Main and Fourteenth streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VACANT
" LOT IN THE TOWN OF MANCHESTER:
CORNER OF PERRY AND FnLRTEENTH
fHkRRISON) STREETS. AT AUCT1OS.-As
commissioner under decree of the circuit court
of Chesterfield county, November term, leg, In
tor. will sell at public auction on the premises,
on TUESDAY the 18th January, 1870, al o'clock
r. NJ the above LOT. fronting % iert on the south
aide OF Perry street. running hack les feet.
TERMS: One-thrd cash balance at four and
six months. negotiable note. interest added,
title retained until last payment Is N tde.
BENJAMIN II. NASH, Commissioner.
A, C.. PCLLIAM, Auctioncer. jail