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The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1871-12-02
A Good Woman.

a good woman never grows
old. Years may go over her head,
but if bcnevolcucc and virtue
dwell in heart, she is as cheerful
as when the springs of life first
opened to her view. When we
look upon a good woman, we
never think of her agc-she looks
as charming as when the rose of
youth first bloomed upon her
check. That rose has not faded
yet; it will never fade. In her
neigbborhood she is tho friend
and benefactor in the church the
devout worshipper and excmpla-
ry Christian. Who does not love
and respect the woman who has
passed her days in acts of kind
ness and mercy-whO has been
the friend Of man and God
whose whole life has boon scene
of kindness and love, q devotion
of love and religion We repeat,
such a woman cannot grow old.
She will always be fresh and
bouyant in spirits, and active in
humble deeds of mercy and be-
nevolencc. IF the young lady
desires to retain the bloom and
beauty of youth, let her not yield
to tho sway of fashion and folly ;
let her love truth and virtue +;
and to tho close of life she will
retain those feelings which now
make life appear garden OF
sweets ever fresh and ever new
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Meteorological Observations.
OFFICE OF PHYSICAL SURVEY,

OFFICE OF PHYSICAL SURVEY
VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE.
Lexington, Va, November 9th, 1871.
TO the Editor of the Ne,o Orleans Bee:
DEAR SIR-I mail with this
copy of address and resolutions
in favor of q general internation-
al system of meteorological OBJ
servations and crop reports.
This subject was introduced
last month before the Agricul-
tural Congress at Nashville and
argued before the Agricultural
Society both Of Rockbridge coun-
ty, Va, and of Memphis, Tenn,
by all of which it was enthusias-
tically received and heartily sec
onded. ..,.
Tho cotton States arc taking
it up with much earnestncss and
preparing to push it forward with
energy. I am informed that tho
Southern delegates to tho Agri-
cultural Congress are soon to
meet for the purpose of consid-
ering certain important questions.
It is stated that prominent among
the objects of this meeting will
be the adoption of means for
giving ssaction, aid and co-opera
ton to a general international
system of meteorological obser-
vations and crop reports, accord
ing to Maury's plan"
This plan includes both land
and sea. It touches pasturage as
we'll as tillage, and why should
not the grain-growing and crop
raising States the people who
are engaged in the cultivation of
any of the staple crops of the
country, whether in Maine or
California, Texas or Minnesota
take as lively an interest in the
matter, as the people of Tennes-
see, Virginia and Alabama 1t
is neither political, partizan nor
sectional in it's character. 1t
calls for no money and is alto
gether benignant in it's designs,
promising benefits alike to all
farmers, planters and graziers,
whether they be of tho North,
South, East or West.
Why thus have not the agri-
culturalists of the Eastern and
Western, of the middle and the
Pacific States, been as quick to
perceive and as steady to act in
this matter as are the delegates
from the Southern States9 Sim
ply, 1 suppose, because the sub
:ject has never been brought fair
ly before them.
Pray help me, through the
columns of your journal, to do
this, and also to invoke the aid of
the agricultural journals of the
country generally and of the
newspaper presses of all the
States, in the ventilation Of the
subject.
Respectfully, etc.,
NJ. +. MAURY.
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The people of the city and State,

The people of the city and State,
in their election of yesterday,
proclaimed their adhesion to the
Divine mandate Numbered from
Sinai-"Thou shalt not steal :"
This is the meaning, this tho NOR
al of the verdict, which had very
little reference to party politics.
Reconstruction - Suffrage-Pro-
tection-Civil Service Reform
the next Presidential contest
each and all are we'll in their
way but the people of our State
thonght little, and those of tho
city nothing at all of them. .
Let the full meaning of this ver-
dict be realized.-N. Y. Tribune.
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Frank Moore,
DAR1sH SURVEYOR for ouachita, and

10ARISH SURVEYOR for Ouachita, and
General Land Agent for North Louisi-
ana, will attend to any business in this or
adjoining Parishes. Parties wishing to sell
or purchase real estate in this section will
find it to their interest to address him. He
has for sale several fine bodies of land in
Ouachita, Richland, Morehouse, Franklin
and Caldwell Parishes. Persons wishing to
sell will send numbers, description as to i'm,
proyements, and terms. Having formed
connections in both Washington and New
Orleans, he is prepared to represent itigants
in contested land cases, obtain patents, &c.
Office rear room of Richardson & McEnery's
Law Onice. Fer particulars address him,
caro- of Richardson 81 McEnery, Monroe, La.
August 6, 1870.
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or. LOUIS UNIVERSITY.

This institution, SO long and worthily
known to the citizens of Louisiana, will re-
open on September 4th, 1871. 1t offers it's
students every facility for obtaining thor
ough CLASSICAL 4ND COALMERCIAL
ED YEA TION. Terms: For board, tuition,
washing, &c, (per session of ten monthS)
$500. For details, see Catalogue to be had
of RcV. l.. Gergaud NJ. n. Breard, Mon
roe, La. +. X. STUNTEBECK S. J.
Aug. 10, 1871. 47-tf
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SOUTHERN CARRIAGE FACTORY.

The undersigned takes pleasure in making
known that he is now as well prepared as
before the war, if not better, to do all kinds
of work, either in
Manufacturing or Repairing
CARRIAGES, BUGGIE,S, HACKS, ETC.
Ready mlde work kept on hand speci-
mems of which may bo seen by calling mt the
Factory. he will also carry general
Blacksmith shop, arranged to do all kinds Of
blacksnit ing. Terms reasonable.
April 2f 1866; Mos FIR. ENDOM.
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A few days ago Il steamship
arrived at New York from n Ger
man port, having had 1O1 cases
of cholera on board during the
voyage and several deaths. The
cholera is raging in Constantino-
pie.
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The Springfield Republican
says that the great issue which
predominatcs in our politics is
"that Tammanyism at Washing
ton must be got rid of as well us
Tammanyism in New York"
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lOHN M'ENERY. 8. d. NJ EESF11s1
j. & 8. u. McEncry,

A T-TORNEYS. AT LAW, Monroe, La,
n practice in the Parish and District
Courts of Ouachita, Morehouse, Franklin,
Richland, Caldwell and Catahoula Parishes,
in the Supreme Court at Monroe, and Uni,
ted States Courts. Particular attention pald
to business in the Land Office Department.
OF tho General Government. n17tt
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"A. L.. Slack,

TvTORNEY AT LAW and Commis-
n sioner for Texas. Office Wood Street,
Monroe, La. Prompt attention given to col
iections in North Louisiana. Aug. 26, 6S5:17
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John Bulbs dominion contains
3,4S4 1924 inhabitants.
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Il. RICIIARDsON. JAS. D. MENER1'
Richardson q McEnery,
A TrORNEYS AT LAW, Monroe, La,
~ practice in all the Parishes of North
Louisiana, in the Supreme Court at Monroe,
the Federal Courts, and in the Land Office
ul9:tt
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q, w. McCranie,

A 1.roRNEY AT LAW, MONROE, La,
n will practice in Ouachita and adjacent
parishes and in the Supreme Court at Non
roe. JuIle -, Ao'A'
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# |s.....: :,
AND
Ae YoRK RIVER RAILROAD.
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS ARD TIE TRAY y
:, s.- ELLINa PUBLIC.
OF THE TRI-WREK'
sta LIZ LINE DAILY LINE IN A FEW
DAYS. BETWEEN RICHMOND,
BALTIM 1RE, 80
PHILADELPHIA D NEW YORK.


3 Freight Train, With passengeI-car attached,
N'Pssseneer Train leaves at P. h.. connecting at
west Point with the frst-claas stesmer EA6I.
FRN CITY f,r Baltimore, which wa leave West
Point TUR SDAYS, T THURSDAYS. and SATUK..
DAYS, touching at all the landings on the YORK
river, and arriving In Baltimore The fsloWlng
morning In time to connect With trains Norsn5
'GREAT REDUCTION OF FARE. ACCOM-,
MODATIONS UNSURPASSED.y.
THROUGH TICKETS AED BA GG AZ e
CHECKED TO ALE POINTS NORTH AhO
NORTHWEST.t a@ - -
Freight trains leave in time TO connect With
given TO ELL points Freights. carefully handled
and pro EptIy forwarded. ,,m .mprur
Steamer leaves Pier No. La LIGHT STREEr,
BsLTIMORF, on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS.
and Fn IDAYS. at& p. NJ, arriving In hlsnnopo
the following morning ut IL a. q.
FARE:
From Richmond to Baltimore, ....... ........1 20
From Rtchm ond to Philadelphia. ..,.....:., ~
From Richm ond 10 New Y INSTRUMENTATION. 10 W
Erom Richp oDd TO Boston ~ w
ETcurs;on Tickets to New York and return,
gem Richmond to Baltimore and re- urn.... 8 90
i'-'' WIN. N. BRAGG, Sup't.
IL, TAYLOR, Ticket Agent
s. G. GRAsTY, Receiving Agent, Baltimore
an 81
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STEAMBOAT LINES.

NTEW sCHEDUL E.-FORs&IaJ
N JAMES AID CHICKA-
AoMINY RIVERS. The fast and elegant side.
wheel steamer PAIIISADE. Captain CHARLES
HEIsoH. viii leave her wharf st Rockets Pow
han ComPanys stssmboss shfd fSs p sSs
shTTfRDAYS at @ O'Clock A. a., connecting
with the O'Clock train at City Point for Peters:
burg. Returning will leave Grove wharf and
KINGS Mil On WEDNESDAYS and MONDAYS
at 7 O'Clock a. n, touching at all the regular
landings each way.
WIN leave her wharf ct Rockets for Binn's
O'Clock A. H., connecting at City Point with the
O'Clock train from Petersburg, touching At all the
isr,I,s wharf and I'll regular landings ON Chicka-
hominy. Returning. win leave Binn's on ERI-
DAYS at O'Clock b.. n. o. a
Freight received daily. Freight for Chicka-
hominy received OH Wednesdays.
81 freights to way landings must be prepaid
boar, or to WM.P. RRETT, gent
aua5 at Powhatan Steamboat :heds.
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e. BY Grnbbs Il Williams,
<. Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers'
Eleventh street, between Main and BANK

TRUSTEES SALE. TH R = 4 2 :
i FRAMED TENEMENTs ,1 9n ntABB
9rtue Of deed Of trust executed by Robert pen
man and wife to the subscribers as trus1eess ntss
LIN Court Once being thereto required by
the CREDITOR Win cell at Sue sa0s upon at sns
p, nSmaseSi oI W.. THREE FRAMED DWELL
GSGs situated on The aast side OF Adams street,
Just above Trinity Church, and opposite 70 .ne re-
reoms: the other TWO have three rooms each; all
with kitchens and lots of suitable dimensions:
These houses are conveniently located, ana are
suitablc for persons of small means. ::
TERMS: The deed authorizes sale for cash sur
ncient to desray the expenses and TO pay of debt
of $500, but other and more favorable terms OF
payment will probably be announced at the sale.
A. B0DEkER, J
Il 49,. s. HUNTER. ; Trustees.
P. W. GEUBBs,S
GDupps & WILLIAMS, Eucls. seq
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AIMS or /" PHneh."
u,cu1y INTERESTING x,,,

~ 1xrxREsT1Sd ,,.s1er
1 nl"a go. that Mrs. W 'sbo was
d. t Giqespigny Brown, is ~ = do
sn Ella Beau. "she was miss pork.
fg RlSerly Belle: "Ah sr RIeby de Pons'"'
shire Willoughoy pae;,' ,.dvi One
By Jonrses. s. na NC my dear lay craw
Old bea s,mmiondcley Chori ssn know"
OF INC Ipnnsonby Jnne dom, say SO, Ma
icy si IH Belle: ou
jor!" POSER p,r.
Spokes aianSebury, who wait upon o.I
scSses OF S' D.s with reference to his palnt'ng
frieno S,o of the respected Mayor, 20 oe
the liSe in the Town HalD: "We tnousns,
Pc stodge, we should like naN-iens'n L
, M, Tor which we would pay you "
hundred pounds!" ,. ,ort,ca,,v.
gentlemen, would you propose 'N"' :
should paint FOX that sum q
po,d Father: II see we've put my son
Until oraummer an Biography. MOO, as
ma,thcr mean him tae be a minister OF sea
nsntain. it's o. nae use. Gle him pam
bizness eddication !"
THE BRITISH ARMY AND NAVY. +.
s~s% This year we're all for saving
The rule is starving and shaving; @f
Tsnen. price and warranty wai Ing,
he command Is, !" Buy, buy. buy
It's away we have In the ssmy,
,T,s wy we have In he Navy,
.Tis way thai leads 10 diversity
Which NOBODY can denyi
Over the planning OF ships we aquabbie,
Through ofici, i br'nble and brad DC,
1hon n. Id 70 the or. Of the rSDple,
and pay tor, hv-end-oy.
,Tts way we have, &C.
As not so lcDg ago happed ~
the apstzing OF the captain,
Tba, ave huodI ed bra We eoals Wrapt In
Their sea- SIR end, witsoue cry.
'rts way we have &C.
Then we've had the Ageneoart strsnao'
Though all men con d 90 eacn man "a,
Aud IT'S clear; TO all judgments CANDID
There's no one to hang -ky.hlgn'
,Tis way we have, &c.
Then comes the poor old Negerd
Iow she FER got AS ar SIS NJ auelra
With her worn out pr teais fueertr
Than that she al = Paups snou!u Ae-
IT'S way we have, &c.
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AUCTION aAnEs--,Fature Days. ],
tIF,5; By r. Il. sesbury, ~ ~
z Resi- Estate Agent, 30. 50 sycsinose stSess' Z
Petersburg, Virginia.
.ts.'tsst Ftt ftyaI1sssa Taucf1s Crier1.

kiDRlHGE " III OIhi 0-G .aGS1 49, = n nm,
- d Eh - tsust rom william Gee and
vie @ me IS stes dated s DAY 81 a gan:
K eG sSTH q p Pnc Sc ses s1EsPTsaBE i
o. ciock H., 1t The auction store OF r. D. seao M,
+ Ts,syssHn5Tga Ya :f a
That certain tract or parcel Of aa sdnpts
SANTA Bose rripee s0fs that
part OF said tract tcontatping aDouE aSo aaging
which belongs to Thomas W. See trusHe--stasyitn o
the residue OF said tract TO amount 70 aoous 1''
certain other tract or parcel OF
called .WARWIGK,Sm In se So aud te 81 NorfoiE
and Petersburg railroad, and containing Lso ~
1fETsln sPs es' sensshne %
). That Certain other tract Of LAMP Sailea
george, on The north side Of BlacEwater swamp
containing about $50 acres. orTaND
That eertain other tract or psrS onn ~ On the
north side or warwick SWAMP and aaloinlIgsg s
the tract called warwick containing ssS
s. That certain other tract or parcel Of LAND I,
acres, adjoining q trast Of land called "eran-
And . eertaip other tract or parcel Of LAND
called "ROMAIEsn lying In the county OF sn5-
ax to Pe seosn swamp and DARK
Ing loS of Of the and Peters
burg railroad and a graveyard. -,
These lands contain in the whole about S,eSs
acres, lying in one neighborhood, on the NorfoiS
and Petersburg railroad, between Disputanta and
Wayerly, about fifteen miles from Petersburg.
Va, and present great Inducements TO colony OF
emfgrants Some Of these lands are improVev
with good dwellings and other houses, and some OF
them, particularly the Roman tract, contain
large quantities OF most valuable timber.
sure in sho wing the premises. Large and accurste
maps can be seen at the, office Of Lyon, fegram
! & Lyon, attorneys at law, Tabb street, fetsfs-
burg, Va. 90 q, :.
TERMS One fourth Of purchase money casn
the balance upon credit OF six, WE'VE, sno
eighteen months. equal lns.alments, bearing ln-
tercst ut SIX per cent. per annuT secured oy en-
dorsed negotiable notes and deed Of trust upon the
property bought. JOHN LYON, Trustee.
& SELRTTRY. Auct. ~ 2s-la~tds
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anGrTsser SaEGs-Futrre Paws.
By Grupbs a. Williams.
Real Estate Agents aud Auctioneers,
Eleventh street. between Main and Bank.

THE VALUABLE THREE-sTORY
Il BRICK STORE AND DWELLING mo.
e00, ON SOUTH SIDE OF BROAD ST2EEI.
BE'rWEEN 9Th AND It'll STREETs, AT AUC-
TON. -Cn TUE5DAY. 18th Septempber, at
O'Clock p. NJ, we will sell the aboVe-dsscIined
nroperty, occupied BIZ Mr. Jacob May ana MISS
f.. Greer, II was built few years ago in the Dost
manner and in the most approved style. with
be .utiful store and basement below ana sl1 Iooms
above reached by private entrance ana lufhlsh-
ed with every convenience for family.
TEere are few stores In the city better sultea pS
location and arrangement for business.
The building is on a ieasehold to expire ISL may,
1878, subject to reasonable ground-rend ana is 10
b. psin for by the owner OF the ground at Tue eA-
This is a rare opportunity to secure upon faVor-
able farms one OF the btst business stands In enc
ely. - ,rov,ons1v
by application TO the auctioneers
GRUBkS Il WILLIAMS Auces'
Ca g q IL &I2
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BY ". Goodin,
suc:ioneer and Real Estate Agent,
Corner of Eleventh and Bank Streets

Corner Of Eleventh and BANK Strees'
TRUSTEES SALE OF THAT YALUA-
BILE ESTATE IN HANOVER COUNTY
CALLED tGOLn HILL" ON THE PAMUN-
KEY RIyER, EIGHTEEN MIL ES EAST OF
HICHMOND.-By virtue Of a deed Of trust exc;
cnted 10 the subscriber by Thomas z. Ballard ano
wife bearing date 1st October, 1870, duly [eccIaeo
In Hanover County Court on the oath Octoner,
1870, shall, in execution thereof, proceed 70
sell at public auction, on the premises, on ED
NEsDAY, the goth September, 1871, at IL O'CLOCK
NJ. (if fair ; II not the first fair day therealterl
that VALUABLE ESTATE located as above, ad-
joiniug the lands OF Mrs. VIM. 4. Newton, br.
Pollard and the estate Of The Messrs. Rundley,
containing EIGHT HUNDRED AND Ten
ACBES, more or less, known as "dOLD HILL,
and foJ merly owned by the lac Dr.. VIM. *. Me-.
son, This estate has II AL the buildings usually
found On such place. and the 1and1s regardeu
equal to the best on the Pamunkey river, Inc
Deghborhood Is amongst the most desirable In
Hanover county.
The deed requires so much in cash as shall be
sufficient to defray the expenses OF sale ana 90
DAY of an acceptance for S1.d3452, with Interest
from 4th Apri last on credit as to 81 54s ~ un-
til dth October next on credit ss to 8l0l2S 81 un7
til 4th Aprl next on credit as TO 81 676 rs until
ah october. 1872, and as TO the Jesidue or RE pro-
ceads of sale ON such terms as the SAID BalIata
sh al prescribe and direct Oh his failure to give
trustees hall at the hnnr OF sale announce.
ANDREW l.. E,.LETT,} Trustaea
JOHN G. DAVIS
podtdS
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rHEsApEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
~ RnAD.-fn and after THURSDAY, june ish

CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
and after THUBsDAY s Santss a M
PASSENGER TRAINS leave Richmond s'
$50 A. M.-MAlL THAN for he WnlS ;,b S Ike
phur Springs, connecting at Gosdons.ile WV fcs
Orange, Alexandria and Manassas VIA VA South
Washington and North and nshb 6IrSS IA tcr
Gordonsvtlle, except on Saturday, on wnlGss ans.
VIE VIII the nisht rams On the Orange AlsTsaln;
driS and Manassas railroad Tor La
% On And sftsr he iish Of JUNE PASSENGERS
TRAIN VIII run daily except SUNDAY. Dew"
staupton and the White sulphur, "a ioi'osnI A, Il
Leava stanneon ~ p II.
Arrive g White SULPHUR as..'.......i:ssf. y
leave cave VINE salphas y
ThrSasa tickets, al low rates, cold TO al poins
Northwest and Southwest az thu
Further information may be obtained - ~
company's ofices.
81 - ., - - A. II. pEhha,,
sEfsst Gonarui Suparip tardeat'
ny "a
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BY Wellington Goddin. &c
AuetIoneer and Real Estate AGENT
Corner of Rank and 18th streets.

r ARGE BRICK AND sTUCGOEaDI,
IEIaH STREET.. NEAR TO BROOK AVE.
nue., Fok SALE AT AUCTIqSNI,W1Wll BE 9ss s3 OF
at auction, on the premises on NOEL I, Tue AN
ard succeed DWELLING Located as ABOVE TO-
Gently occupied by the late Dcsere Boooy.
The house contains seven rooms, front ana tSa
porticos; brick kitchen, sc.
Tine lot has front Of go feet more or less, ana
dspth OF e5 feet, and Is well supplied With ult ana
TERMS: One-f fourth cash ; balance at q, 8, and
la mouths. for negotiable notes, interest aodeo,
an 90 ". GODDIN, Auctioneer.
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au 24-tds
BY Grubbs & Williams,
Auctioneers and Real Estate AaeDts,
Eleventh, between Main and Bank streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A STORE
" AND DWELLING ON THE CORNER OF
BAKER AND ST. JOHN STREETS.-In execu-
ton Of = decree OF the Chsncery Court Of Rich
or ,sinor VS.. Kinker, the undersigned, the COM
missioner thereby appointed will sell at auction,
ON the prernise on MONDAY. 18th September, at
O'Clock Z. NJ, the LOT, STORE. and DWELL
ING located as above described.
Also, aVACANT LOT in rear Of said lot.
The house has four rooms besides tie store.
The lot on which the house Is situated fronts at
feet on Baker street. running back 125 feet, and
fronting on st. John street. The vacant lot FRI ts
ID feet on st. John street. and runs back 1906 feet
TERMS: One third cash: balance at six snd
twalye months. for negotiable notes, interest
added. Title retained until the purchase money Is
paid F. NJ. CONNER, Com'r.
GRUBBS q WILLIAMS, Auctloneers. au3o
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Chairman Board Supervisors.
LOUISA G. H, August IL, 1871. au l7-lawtds
rnMMIssI0NERY SALE,-Ry virtue

COMMISSIONERS SALE.-By virtue
u of a decree of Charlotte Circuit. the under.
signed, as commissioners, VIII offer for sale at
Public e the Gs Inc T
VALUaBLE Estate In the county Of Char
lotte, belonging to Jane @. Carrln2ton, known IS
tains some $500 scres lying In a body, on Little
Roanoke and :Twtty's creek. immedI a:ely ON the
line of the Richmond and DanVfle railroad. which
runs through the plantation. and midway between
Roanoke and Mossinsford depot Of said railroad
between two and three miles from eachl: The
FOREST LAND upon it, and In point OF fertility
it is not surpassed Dy any land In this section Of
hf he is Of
with frame addition, and Is surrounded by all ne
cessary out-houses and has fine garden, orchard,
On Roanoke creek, Immediately adjoining the
railroad, there is LARGE and VERY VALUA-
operated By watsr.power. with capacity for
grinding between 600 and $4,000 bushels OF grain
per annum The mill bag settlement around 1t
consisting OF dwelling-house, storehouse, shops,
The aforesaid property win be offered either ss
whole or in parcels as seems most sirshle and
maps or plats OF Same VIII be exhibited on the day
of sale.
ever offered 70 parties seeking to invest In real
the most valuable in this section OF the state and
as the sale Is forced one IT VII be sold even
TEENS: Five per cent. OF purchase money
cash; balance In three equal instalments OF one,
two and three years. PURCHASER to giys bond with
purchase N onev is paid.
The Gale will take place at IL O'Clock 3D.. Par
no on the train from Richmosd, which passes up
about 81 O'Clock A. NJ, get of Immediately at
CarringJon's Mill, where the sale takes place. and
return that evening on the O'Clock train to Rich
n0na' VIM " T. ". tkkkRAD,
au A.M&Tht11Sept Commissioners.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-04
ByPaine & Co.. Auctioneers.


T1RST FALL SALE.
On WEDNESDAY, 9th Of September, COM
mencipg at 10 O'Clock, we will sell at our ware
house an entirely fresh and desirable stock OF
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
now receiving, comprising a very large and at
tractiye assortment, suited to fall and winter
sales.
300 CASES BOOTS, SHOES.
And BALMOPALS,
consisting Of every variety for men, women,
misses, boys, and children, mostly prime goods
200 DOZEN MEMS AND BOYS HATS,
or the latest and bes. styles with q variety Of
READY.MADE CLOTHING,
ARMY GOATS snd JACKETS,
TRAVELLIk G-BaGS,
UMB REtLAS. '
hOsIEEY, and SMALL WARES, &c.
We invite the particular attention OF city and
country merchants to this large sale, the goods
are all fresh aud desirable, and will be sold with
out reserve, and In lots to suit purchasers.
an 81 I'd. PAINE & CO., Auct'rg.