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SHELDON & COMPANY,

HAST TENNESSEE.-THE KNOXVILLE
IL WEEKLY CHRONICLE for 1871 will contain in every number
carefully prepared articles the Climate Soil Products Minerals
natural unsurpassed advantages Of East Tennessee which
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expressly disseminate facts for the information Of persons
Correspondents Will be carefully prepared
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, whole account Of the charm


The two cOmiutas que. ny enc GudcIng in" and re-
malhin a -hy-,hiu-uind they do not order IT, but
drop their wis casually, Indifferent DO they appear to
be 10 the sUDicct This deadly sifcaHd the criticism
Judge Phn thai ~ man could be found hShtonedcr
than he, ne remarks Iuacsticay that "the TRIBE OF
Pbuns know, tbciT own WliSkysEins," are fu OF the
special cynicsd Of American hUmOr. And then when
The duet commences. what wealth or contempt lOr NE
cont ncd in that urite AuCricInism for sword
GneiiHg--"TLcy cured ia way that ~ admired" ana
verse which describes the pile OF dead ana tc sol
ltude of the Young women during til" ensuing Winter
The whole humor OF this ballldnd II seems to US great
lis in the wonderful grimucss OF it, II iliaIiy with VIC
Hence and death. The Pike County IIlads are peart
anu ,hpp,r and sassy not only with angels and lndE
7neut buJ death itself They afford an example OK
fhe type Of hunOr which strot IN Chare s IL
fhOtg this naturally is Of tlccf ana COaltcr KhV, OF
which the flvore illustration has always been bis grim
apology his cOuticTs for being so Mconyenelty long
dying. Tie soldier who is supposed 10 tel the story
OF "Rautv Tim" is humorous in precisely Ire same
fashion when lac tells OF his dsablemen on tie gdcs Ol
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The following latest advices 81 the cotton moyem

The Following latest adVlces "a the cottOh MOVEMENT
taken from The Chronicle o. iris date:
by special kilograms received by tonight from the
Southern ports In Of the returns show
ing the receipts, exports, &C., OF cotton Tor the week
ending this evening, Aug IL. From the figures tius
obtained II appears that the total receipts Tor the seven
days have reached 94jt bales, against lot2 bales last
week 10000 bales the previous week, and lO66i bales
three weeks snce-mlkng the total receipts since te
LIST of September, $780, 3,9ss2i bales, against 2S5Os
bales for The same period of l9O showing an Increase
since Sept this year O)945 bales The dea,ls OF
the receipts for this week las per eIegldp ana Inc
week OF 1870 az follows:
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Board adjourned. After the formal close of the
the market was dull, but the price firm at 1921
Foreign Exchange closed dull and weak at suboined

The money market closes up easy, with free offerings
throughout the day at and per cent large balances
going the close at lower rates In discounts the tenn
porary hardening OF call loans during the week had the
effect Of putting up rates. There is good demand
ported rstclass short time paper and the following
is the basis of
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For faurc delivery (as M,ln) lie sales have been ~
lie 60 at il SGc; Oct. ~; lee 20 at Z sCc Ja,
loo e es sept Oct Now G and JS5 q S tossher t 40
bales ToayAug, 100 at liic sl9i, de'e 5g al ~ .
If t at 10 u slIG lo 90 at m 80 al @ SdT ar
S S s T. i dSoh t fG 0S Oct So 10 De- osi
total, 5000 bales. Grant total l. go ale. 80 ,,, M 49,,
and at Baltimore loo bags Rio yer Roe Bs JleAe, a o. W
Alice Tanrj 1923 santos per ho4co Low I peg new Ls and
FLOUR AND MsxIn Flour ars We lys had to 20. sss
felt lhisis dNe in ge1t meast5s 70 o S . Gur lIIG
oSSg 20 the nsSess Of shippers 20 lcG. bs
noel london Glasgow &c. hold @ Fur which very
aEsaaO and h. i , ssog, a to e q SSs Of 1ss
to ani g give them Te have s s S l ' a. mia hS 4:
teTy ,T ,,elS rorsi ~ TO- .e se lave lad MOI
inquiry for export and on private a4'ees Ton Liverpool AE.
milling Of Ibis country end 'oalsg rs me- vhel III. bnla
Se ,9 T' heyf haJ ~ ousd fS ] md With %Le5
to per relatively higher hsa rr ae prospects before '
double Tie milling espasy TO so. up our ' s1s,
.bp.' All grades have dcc-r, III l.e.acn
apparent 30 sspTS GD,. ana e l 1, 3 ba S3
bat hide anxiety sell thea .e, N seg d the rtaee stock
ana cer S5! E Ssu IL 1 n5 al d s nd
Eastern trade Choice state has he n is tem.-d Or Tue esiss
Save aided to our stock further fs la. restricted The
saS' 'f s5 ' ;ts',; % wees 'G' s II iss
low grades are ani No ana snIel 3r Toe aer stable a. ~
s sIpos, demand the ms and n s are la and heavy oSS
no lower; sales of $500. bbl. We ln0.s:
sour Dbl ~ O3d "a % Ono lrd ~ Snp - @Gti
NO .,,..,,........ 3 500 80 OHIO R5a1il0gD. b.
supe Asa So tSLItEagI..... 5 Pa ~
Sste Extra tran. lOG 80 Ohio Er. Trad. or SO9 q
state tFancy do.l..... ; s5W 8 ~ White Wheat. hIts - 49,
Westn Shipping Ext > coo 80 ono lhl and Ach tOg =
Minnesota EXras..... 25U Double Extra DO d0 W.
Good 10 choice SpnnR S;. Louis, ge Exits s5O ~
Wheat Fxs.,. $50 ~ st. Ions. Double Ext 6JG Is
ErtIa Amber Indiana 81. Louis. irple bri ! ~ -
Ohio and Mch. 25D " Gelesec Extra brands lVG f"
Southern Flour fair request b. az lover yuces ior low E,
Fam steady at the close ihe Het dull anu heavy of as
low ersaes; sales Of $50 bblS We q-or' $1,000.
t4t Alex ami Ueorgetowc good SAP. - d IS 20
Bait Alex. AMI Georgetown ESt Family. 201 ~
X rmond County EHtrl'''''''' dS& 80
wa ~
Gorgia ami tennessee aud Famg......, Iva %
Re Flour limited demand and is pcryi sales Of 10 bb We
quote:
W,.,crr,s4 l0T co State ant penn.S 81 50d IS ~
Meal steady demand ard rm 9es Of go bb We ao
Meal Jerey.+ - 20 s. 70 Corn 'isa BIZ 80 % -
Corn sealNe % % NCogn Iea, b. pui ~ % a " W
Corr Meal.We.W. 3 20 D , COL
Meal Moderate but prices unchanged sales u
40 b.,s u 80 Tor Cts and 30 D Tor On.tro o. cocS.
sEFr 1, 1870 10 OATS
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The exports for the week ending TINS evening reacn
total OF i727 bales OF which 4,7T were To Great britain
none 10 France and none 10 rest OF the continent,
while the stocks a. made up this evening are now
1905 bales Below give the exports ana stocks Tor
the week and also the corresponding week or last
season as eegraphed to lis from the various ports TO-
Dight:
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THE Nj "A RkETS.
lc,refnllr Repor,sa Tor Tnr rn-s-x,.l

lCarefuly Reported .or THE TRrR-vsi
SATURDAY. Aul T. lTri,
ASHES in limited request aDl market ,t.alJ: -
quote ~ IS Pearls lu and g quote Il -
a. 3D..
COrrON-The market for spot Cotton dull bu prices are M
changed: forward dcyery tn migc sales 81 bes
egeung) including %. for export ~ for CONSUMPTION We
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is understood that the prelimnarcs for closing out
the remainder of the s2OOOOOOOO progressing az
rapidly circumstances will admit. There are ndica-
tons that the National Banks will convert large
amount OF the $40 bonds which they hold into the
per cents.
The Government bond market has been quiet Int
strong the entire list Fisk Hatch report the market
strong at D. ID at following quotations;
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Always ready 10 swear sn1 f.ht-
IN I'd iarut him 20 Chaw ttTaacker
Ju.tlo kpep lis uilt-tatth white"

"Pcart and clipper ana sassy" Is the exact description,
not only of tte Brceche but of the whole Pike County
race described, ana even of their religion Wnen " jim
Rndso WAS called to his account, the night OF the
Prairie Bel, note that his individual Judgment, the
scrutiny his SOUL is charactcrisucaly described as
paSsng i'm OF his checks his biOgrapheT, though he
kes strong claim Tor him on the ground OF his I'M
lnehng discharge of dIty the cost OF his own lie at
the last only at pains TO make him appear DINER
wise than "peart and clipper and stssy,' hut II rather
disposed 20 found his Animation for Jim on these quail
lilies.
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81 when the rest rctreated, ] gtaycd behind

VIII I9 eay5 Cd. in and --s l.g on strike
Bnt the striking feature 0i these ballads is not only in
The grim familiarity of their treatment OF gun, danger
judgment death, aud the supernatural world tnc{ are
fn Of eIiei graphic touches haINtious WIN ol pi,
1uTesque What can be more enecuyc thh inc account
of the cause Of the fire on the Prairie Belief
Az boats has their day on the SlssissP,
The hovastar vas better t1at
tAe Belle she sogLiRi be passei
"A so lie oo.aet e9ru along that night
Tire oldest cah the line
Wiih B.ggr squat on her safety.vaye
Aud Ter furnace cTagm.a, roin and pine"
There is twice rs Vvilness in that verse, IN
she 10y means bad picture OF the Niger squat ON her
rafety-vave" which appears in the illustrated edition,
for in picture only see the Niger enjoying his
danger but here yOu and the darkness and
The blazing beneath the boiler; and then when
The out. what strongly painted picture there
IL ia the second Oi these hucsf- 49,
The lIc bust Sic clsrei Tie bar,
.fad 5FTaf a hVt IL TIE ayhtj'
'Nu 4RroSo1 lie hot black 5roat t> b5a boat,
Jim Bllsos voice was hcard
And ,hcy al bal trust in biz crsssdness
Aud Ii owed be wOui keep Ms worL'
n was great stroke modern reasI to make IL jim
isndso's ousse,lne-- Or, should say in our
much less expressive phrascOlOgy, his devil aud not
bis sense of duty in which they had trust. Again. IN
"Banty Tm," what can be more graphic IN IFS dellnea
tUn Of a farmers than the final statement 10 the
DemOcIatC mcctl.S:- -
e one o. you teches the Toy
len SIs.te Us hash tonight in hch
or nv M N , - Iihaoi Jo7."
To "rezOlOOt I'll ti" cows COlc Bone IL most hHppY
and vivid dcueatuG oI perfectly fultless Democratic
amusement induced scls ~ for It's sake, and not
from any regard 10 Consequences,
Tie PIKE county .iFNGNS are lot only. then, "pe1rt
rhpper and SASSY vi criH'N humorous, bCth III IelI
full OF sharp, graphic touch, winch hunS the Nl'st
scenery. ply steal and moral, ore your eyes. NJ We
need perfect delip,atln Of the last doYI-ndy
lie Of the borders Of cilzuOn and It's snatccS OF
rude faith. Is u quantity, and his IT, trust u
deficiency which Mr.. John Hay viii neither be unable
unwilling To supply.
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Sl'ooO or ECO each limited in amount TO sI2 20
per mile; and are based upon tl.s Louisiana Dviso~
OF the great trunk line, from Mosle through No.
orleans TO Houston, Of which line two-third. :
already built These bonds offered for the preae,
at 10 and accrued interest from Julyl
The advantages Of these bonds for S.pp 49,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT are nonifcst upon ova,,i,'
tion No railroad bond is better secured. while bS
ers Of Governments will find decided profit g. s|~
ing at the present high prices and reinyeslioa -
these bonds, which cost less, but pay much Iarop,
interest. s'
The fullest information given on application "
b. SHATTUCE, Banker and Financial Agent. v n
NJ, and t. II. r.. Co., No. % Nassau-st. New-York
THE FIRST MORTGAGE SEVEN PFR CrNr Co..
Bonds Of the WEST WISCONSIN RAILWAY o.
PANY offer a rare chance for safe and profitable =,
yestnent They are first AID only lien MON ~, III
Road, which is very nearly completed. the rollpe
stock telegraph Land grant and al the prOperfy =
tho Company. The lands are released from taxat{on
and are worth more than the whole amount OF ~
mortgage The Road will form the Great dir [js.
Route from Chicago and NiijrdJke 70 81. Pam and
the North Vest Bonds foF sole ~ 90 and interest in
currency, by WHITE, MORRIS & Co., No. ~ Wallst
and GwYNNE, JOHNSON g. DAY, No. 10 WaIl-st
where pamphlets and further information can he
obtained
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The subfeelng clearly Is that men who live life OF
som, tAm. Ike license il there BE- law within that
llrcn~ Tor which they will when required sacrlncc all,
are al the better the complete absence OF THAT temp
tation to hypocrisy and osentaon to WHICH men OF more
regular lives are liable. ,.,-,
but this is by the whole account OF the charm
which the "pcat ana clipper and sassy tribe nave Tor
lhcsp American humOIiStS UnquestiOnaby, the easy
aud perfectly eliQOSsessed treatment OF subjects wren
inspire natural awe, has in il strong humorous ascina-
ton OF its OWL though by 10 means sure tlat IL
As ahcdhy fascination Can any thing be more striklngy
peart and clipper and sassy than the following account
Of furious and deadly fray about nothing called me
"Nlystory OF Gilga" pronounce 1t GllgauQ-n when
there is DO trace q moral motive nothing but the curl
ousy g.in humor involved in the treatment OF quite
purnoscloss tragedy as II II were matter
oi-courso affair." OF importance than sehoolboy
saOw Ddilnc.
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Coleman Benedict's closing quotations we're

The subjOincd table shows the highest and lowest
prices OF active stocks, United States securities. and
gold made during the week, well the closing prices
of each at the dates aforementioned:
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TANNER g. Co,
RsNyrffU4
DANhtl',,

II Wall-st.. New-York.
Buy and Sell at current market rates, the Flpsf
MORTGAGE EIGHT Is, PER CENT GOLD BoSDs O,
THE 81. JOSEPH AND DENVER CITY RAmRoAD Co.
Interest payable August and February, in New
York, London, Main, free OF
L. s. Taxes. TANNER & Co., No. IL Wallst.
SAINT LOUIS CITY 6 PER CENT GOLD "RENEwMr
BONDS, having 20 years to lun. We offer SinO0
above bonds, being the whole issue also North Mis-
souri, First Mortgage Bonds. JAMESON, SMITH &
COTTING, IA BrOad-st.
pHIADEIPHI, AND READING RAILROAD Co.'S
MORTGAGE GOLD Gs
For Sale by
DREXEI, MORGAN & Co..
50 EXchange-place
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THE MONEY MARKET.
SALES AT TIE STOCK EXCHAYGE-FIRsr CALL |
lOf O'CLOCK A. NJ
Sales OF Government BORdc.
y


Sales Government BORdc. go,
OOo T. Go 8i Ree.....17 1000 y. $50 Con
o. Gs Bl Cou.....iJ 10000 US $40 Zoo
1000 o. g. 500 Con 63 n..2l 300 H. T. s. l04O Noo
Sials BondJ-RdTodd BORds-bahk dad hd'"V'NNP'
Stocks. Re-
600 Tenn 81. ne ISL 1000 Gs 95 Maryland Coal
600 Georgia ST. 5000 Chi INV. Co...,..'...; ~
cou Rond GA eonsol Of geo West In TEL go.
ga 4 N b. new q 600 ToI 4 WabAs $50 Pacific Mail st.
July 5l lst morglge. IS Company''''h CT
as SO 1000 Han Maps 10O..':.'''.
,ono An, lst loo Adams Express "a,
"a N + Central n 900 n. j. Central 800 Enc Railway. 80
90 bonds. .lOlI bet W.
600 Erie Railway 600 Ohio Miss 1907 Cen q.
89b bonds. 90 NV teruDca'es
1000 Alb Suque- 600 Nil 6stPl loo fahanA i'"o "a
hanna 9l $40 Con BIDS. 95 2OO....''''''' ~
OO Mich Sou 5000 Mi StP 20 .,....:.'r;.,' %
lo3 l.t mortgage .... 93 200 I'm Pacific Rail-
1000 Cent Pac Rd 1900 Ma Cind ro"''''''','' ~,
"a MA. 'Istm
,nS Tin P,c Rail. 600 Col O. & In, 200 Cev & Pitts
m mort. 88L Railroad llBl
6So imam psciso 100 ,,.,.,.,, so 100 Chi No West
'Iveoms ael 3li Railroad ...... 6Ji
Of ooo al 8 0O Col A lad 4O.........,.h c. C9l
10 al Ter ia Cen "a M. GIL 100 Chi h We.
h mort age e9i 900 Cedar Pals Preferred sls
1000 Alt Ter H. MINI. LIST M. sJ Zo0 10 wan we "a,
ID pref Sc 1900 ToP Wa hauoa' - Ia
1000 Alt 4 TIE iIau I'd mortgage. "a ~, I'M D
ocean 70 0'''''''' '''
SECOND BOARD,
Sales OfGoUTRment Bona,
oOo T. 6 $50 Con 65 1000 T. g. $40 Con. b.li
l000
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The following is comparative statement OF the ex-
ports specie from the port Of NewYork to foreign
ports years. for the week ending Aug H. and for
the rrespondlng pcrlOl in the undernoted wears:
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W ssssHH ssss
dividend.

There was more active business in gold during the
early hours Of the day. at least until after closing
hours and the price advanced to 1921 the range being
I2, 1l23, 1l2 subsequently, however. the market re-
lalsed into dullness and the Board adjourned until
D. M The combination in gold still keeps up the rates
for cash gold and to-day borrowers had to pay J. 1892
ia 5C4 and 1872 Of per cent for the Of it, The
days business at the gold Exchange Bank was as fol
lows: .
Currency balances. ZoSOJlJ
The following the quotations:
iO:9o.....Rl iJ1....ll2l I2y...oll2i EJJ .....lLi
ROJ......ll4i
Board adjourned. After the formal close 0f the room,
the market was dull, but the price firm at 1924!
The days business at the u. s. sub-Treasury
Gold receipts .. s9O5 Currency payments. $4,000
Gold balance... 6l8lt549 20 Customs $500 o.
Jnrrency Teceipts..... 1928 btl
$4,000 Cancelled gold certificates sent TO Washington.
Foreign Exchange closed dull and weak at subjoned
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Jnetructloit.

A HOME SCHOOL for six Boys at Passalc,
IN N j. JOHN KERSHAW Principal Circulars, with testimonials
Robert Bonner A. Wemoe Hon. Fred A. ConAng
Mr. keshaw instruction. De hd AZ oco
uers or nv addressing he PRINCIPAL Begins Sept H.
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The relation existing between The total reserve OF the
banks and the total liabilities is as herein below set


Total liabilities. s2s2 $1,000 1921 $50 $40 Ine 0J5 6I
rs per cent 70,6J7,2 G2 10,3g7612
EIcessorer leg.res I65996A HEWITT Dec. 22Jol Isl
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A FAMILY SCHOOL for BOYS of high or
IA der Is the NEW BURGH INSTITUTE
For circulars, &C., address - - 49, -. -, g
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A MATHEMATICAL and ENGINEERING
"a SCHOOL 10 Cooper Institute Students received al any
time after Sepiember4 For catalogues address - :, =, -,
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IRIS. JOHN V. b. BLEECKER

nj ESDEMOISELLES CHARBONNIER will
WI open their FRENCH PROTESTANT BOARDING AND DAY
SCHOOL oL YOUNG LADIES formerly known the PENSION
klEMAHAILEMEfEk At Neui Paris Franool At No. ba
hewYork THURSDAY Sept 81. Address
by litter, until September Madenoiee MATILDB CLARION
EfEG Security Bank, 3i9 Broadway.
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1LEhDAN NObAN II -
"a CHILDREN Of sexes, with without instruction; families
also can be with board For plcnr address
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"a HEALTHY HOME and THOROUGH
AsCHOOL Young Boys only HINDS's Institute, Hemp
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-07-11
-AUCF1oE sALEs--Essurslsays.a
~ BY Wellington 6oddin.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
eoruey I'LL, and B ank streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALU-
4 ARlIR KEALsEsTATE IN TEE OlT IT, oE
RICHM IED:. ON 9oTH. BETWEIEgsc 4 sIMnGE
HT n At THE CoRNER OF AND 18Th
STREF Ts.-By virtue Of d decree Of tha CbanceIy
It'll July 1871, In tho two cases OF Goode, &c: vs..
iWyIlne. &c, and Goode vs.: Herbert &C.. shall,
in execution thereof. proceed to sell at pnoiic
auction, on the prcmises, IN the order ADVERTISED
on FRIDAY the .lst July, 1871, commencing at 5
O'Clock p. H.s the following VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE, ofwbIch Edmund 2. Goode died seized
viz: THAI lot on the eastern lire Of 20th between
Grace and Franklin streets 30 By $50 feet, with an
excellent brick tenement th .reOn. containing
eight rooms; kitchen, &c. After. which. say at
O'Clock p. NJ that handsome LOT, GO by Iao feet. Of
the corner OF l. and Goth streets with neat brick
about 40 fee. front to be sold separately.
.eJERMS: Une-fourth cash balance at 4. 8. and u
months, for negotiable notes, interest added, and
title retsine till All Of the purchase money Is fully
paid, and conveyance order. By the court. % :,
HI B. YOUNG.
.tfy11 80 zig Special Commissioner.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-07-11
.sAgGTFaM sAEEs-sFasure Dsysaa.
! Ia / .aEB BY LYME &TBscsher.f 9't.;;
!, Auesioneers and Rem Estate Agents.
49,, 4 -. Mo- aq18 Matry akppefx ~ 4 So

TRUsTERs SALE OF VERY yALU-
ABLE LANDi LyIEgsSfDa R BSTISSo Owe ~
MLR WEsT or THE ClTY OF RICHMQHD.
IMMEpIATEIYt ON THE JAME;s, k1 1xlEs,H
LOOKS, n5EThIEfNa e "a ~ s5J, nBLE
OLA u Y-SAID To BE sGF.suEEHlDE
GRANPTE-EoR SALE AT PUBLIC AUG.
executed to me as trustee, dated the 18th dsy Of
November, 1888, duty recorded In the Clerks once
of Henrico County Court, in d. B. Sc, p &c Ito. !
chs IN execution OF said trust, being so request.
ed by the bepefcaries in said deed proceed 70 sen
nc untIic auction, on the premises, on WEDNES.
nay the 18th dav OF July, 1871. ut the hour or
o'clock r n. that very valuable LAND located
az above described, contefsipg 20 ACRfS, beng
porsion Of the GardentHDt TT act, and which Will
he su DIVIDED into two tracts, containing Je.Pecs
tfyeiy II $500 acres ard 1900 scres adjoining
the Lands Of 8. x. Robinson. DE-. q. a: CrenshaE.
g. w, ffaxall and ais, both OF which SAID tracts
are we'll suited fog trucking purposes ana ne
m In trsct which contains IL Ss-loo acres, II ts
beauti Iul building site and 3 fine 6RhNItE
QUARRY on. same. Beng only short distance
from the city, aud Immediately on the canai. "
Offers fine opportunity to capitalists and others
wishing to invest
penscs Of sale and to pay of two nesotiaoIe notea
dated tie nth day OF November 1858, for the sums
his credit ON same, with ba1srSe still due OF
s7es sC4 with the interest now due and tina. win
become due on s.id notes unit. the day Of sale !;
the residue Of The purchase money on such terms
as Will be announced atthe hour OF sale
~ 8 WM. II. LYME, Trustee.