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The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1871-10-21

HOW HE LOOKs-WHAT HE THINKS
ABOUT THE rREsIDENCY.

tFf az 'ttilt titi a, = ~ -t!' iH
IN. Y. Herald Br.insrd sGinn.) Lsssss.f
a. Soldiers rarely mako Shrewd
politicians. That habit Of frank
mesa in everything inculcated ~
West Point, and the more prAe-
tica1 school of after experience
in the service, seldom forsakci the
army officer. Politicians !aro
found in the moro quiet arena sof
civil life, and the soldier, when
once the prey or the tool of the
wirepullers, Is to all intents and
purposes q soldier no longer.
Grant is an instance Of this, and
others who leave tho service with
their fame and military record
unimpeached, may find that, like
him, they will conclude too late
that good soldiers are not neces-
sarily astute statesmen. 1t has
been my fortune to meet Gene
raj Winfield s. Hancock recently.
Rumor says Hancock has aspira-
tions. Politicians say Hancock,
like his late commander, would
willingly exchange the sword for
the scepter. With q desire to
test how far rumOr is. correct, I
made it my business to meet the
old Second corps commander,
and learned from his own lips how
far the truth had been consulted
in the matter. The General had
just finished the duties of, the
day when / sent in my card, and
he quickly responded in person
and welcomed me very cordially
I think he has grown stUuter
since the days of "a, when active
service and daily artillery and
infantry drills gave us but little
to add to our avoir-
dupois. The respite from con-
stant anxiety and incessant toll
in the tented field has told with
good effect in the person of Gem
eral Hancock, and to-day he pre-
sents every evidence Of sound
health and a contented spirit.
Discipline, I believe, will not
allow Of discomfort, and soldiers
must, perforce, be contehted
whether they will or not. Tho
jaunty goatee and mustache Of
olden days-slightly frosted now
still adorn that rather heavy
face, and he reminds one more Of
the Third Napoleon-minus the
French cunning and dull. treach-
erous eye-than any man of en-
inence that I can call to mind. Il
judge his age to be fifty, possi-
bly, fifty-two, and his weight
above two hundred. g.&
We were not long in reaching
the topic of the day-the Presi-
dency-and I desired statement
of his views on this important
question for the Herald. I saw,
or rather felt, instinctively, that
the subject would be o tender
one-he has not been sufficiently
assured of his chances politically
and L was not surprised when
he replied that his position in the
army precluded him to a certain
extent from giving his views on
the questions of the day for,
said he, I do not care to be known
as politician while my connec-
ton with the army exists.
Reporter-YOu are, of course,
aware that your name has been
freely mentioned as candidate
for the Presidency. ... .....
General Hancock-Yes; am
alive to what is transpirine
around me but, to be trank, il
dees-aet possess that -iiatteres
that people probably suppose
My position in the army is as
sured. lean confidently look t,
the future, I think, for furthe
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1871-10-21
honors; for it is possible t9at in
the due cOurs0 Of events my turn

/ 0003 00W 10a0 On 0e -
be sure I would 10 e0nPltnonted
By any evidence Of peGe3All4y on
tho part Of PenngylNAnie . 1t ls
my Qative 6tate, ard 1 aDeG5eA
Ito be hon0red q hor. hands.S y =
| o matter of 6tato,pgide. sI.gg01l4
doem it = co1nplfmeMt-q0fhtng
moro. ~ $500: s.ss Tile
.Reporter-Am I wEong.s a1hsn.
lin suppooin4 you have -, pdI1r
tious with, regard to the IEegi-
[danoyt s, iss.ssgsy
General Hancock-Wo1l, ]
think that thace Il 10 AnR1A th0
countxy 70 o-day that, ,o6AA0bea -
ianore such . rift, cominR Ao0
The naople.
,RopOetec-You have, ! bo)6ovo;
[exprespod your political vioWD On
difeeene oSoasionsf 5apea
0eneeol HaaooeoE-Yo0,I6a Z 6avos
but not hecanso I hadl ~. Aesiro
[to 4 uaingle in poaitiae aooe b
|thouebt . politieian.sis Vqkq1Dvee
vieWS I may have expeoooqtVoeo
my sentiments With geGax6 %
the situatiou was = W6e Oom-
ocret: |: / an now sso0d66rviGivo.
b was anxious to retain - -
|teem OF the DepuhlioanaADAdi-
onls-hut ny oouxpo n New o..
loans. unfostunately. 1nadot ne
looe Il. / va 10rcod into = posi-
tion there in which I h4d q ~
sume Z coutSe Of acslou 4AaeNs6
bound 70 malro No ooeSaAob tho
eeto0m Of either baxty.. ,xsf did
not succeed In plsasing IL Dadi-
cals.
Reporter-Gov. Geary, of your
State, 10 said to enteeesin hdpos
Of . higher positiun ak seom0 d.
ture day !; Ia flne, the ftoa6aasncy
81 not above his ambafian tyou
have probably heard . much.
General Hancock-Wo1l, i do
mot know much Of G0vitnoe
amy ana know HI history psioc
to chat time. / suppose n IL
ambitions. x
Reporter-Haye you much OF
an acquaintance With pennsyiva-
MIA politiciansl tSs--S.sa'si, ~ (.
| J. General Haacock-Not m ex-
ltensiye acQuaantanoe. I know
/ Mcclure and some few othecs,
but there are some who have
A. + took occ..inn To sav Mt
the head Of ara Iaftar. soixiers
rarely make shrewd Neutrality-suspicious.. I
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r. RIcHARDsoS. JAS. d. M'ENERY.
Richardson + 11eEAeFy,
rTORNEYS AT LAW, Monroe, La,
n practice In all the Parishes Of North
Louisiana in the Supreme Court at Monroe,
the Federal Courts, and in the Land once
Department OF the General Government.
ul9stt
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1871-10-21
Morrison l. Farmer,
q. w. McCranie,

a -TroRNEY AT LAW, MONROE, LA
~ will practice in Ouachita and adjacen
parishes and in the Supreme Court at Mon
roe q 49, June IL, 1871.
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CoUTHERN CARRIAGE FACTORY.

The undersigned takes pleasure in max I'M
known that he Is now as we'll prepared an
before tho war, If not better. to do all kinds
of work. either i'll
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CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, HACKS, ETC.
Ready made work kept on hand; speci-
mems of which may be seen by calling at the
Factory. He will also carry on a general
blacksmithing. Terms reasonable.
April 20, 1860. n8O-s FIX. ENDOM-
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Manufacturing or Rcpnirin.
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We have all the modern improvements in
the profession. One or the otherto be found
at the office at all times. (febll, III. ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-13

Near the little town of Wromin, in LltIl,i.
ania, there used to be lake elsht sri; ;ts
long by five wide: It was Isl; iam norsc 10, 500
-nmh,ns n year. -Four or five weeks ago.
during perfect pioIds i1' erth f @d
tiers OF tns ,i nieh in the mir and dashed furi
n maneI to oar and fro. while poignant od1r OF
hood For three days a t this went ni 9n
a I,na vac covered with fish who bad
beer been killed by the sulphur: Fear Fear
inc pestiIence from the great NUN
hers Of the dead fish, the inhabtsnts of the
neighboring villages began 10 GGi' tSe LAKE,
in r" dai Hy snd at --latest accounts the bed Of
,h- lake was almost quite dry: The he, Theory Cf
Is that tn lime.ston aud cnalk po'.o at ".
the lake has given way, and that the waters
have made their path into subterranean
ranal,.-Nc,c York Times.
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4 s,nru,ar accident happened the 9TH

A singular accident happened the osnG -
dav in the streets Of London. IL apPss I'm
that huge steam roller was IN no ,,scd
on It's way to St. James tarK 10 w. ",c,ock tho
ON some paving work. AZ ~ $3.50 ~ go and
driver of the engine concluded 2" Chr, of
pet his dinner. He thereicIS; 1D near a
steam, and left the engine stanu." Stamrant.
stafuc I'm front OF the Pail MAI od round,
A crowd of people soon ga'nh nys ono Of
incIudinp some mischievous, ~" ~, n,arcd in
whom cot on the encIne, anu ,nnn the lad
some way to start 1t. Thls oon'; tbo dis
r,n .way. The locomotive, ~ 'n nfr Of
mav Of the bystandsrs. s"a, ~ r., IS
, sr.t sIovir' but continually increasing us
oss and presently spread cohsteIaatioh
s,T ssI,,, a It's first direction was LOT tue
i've m.a ~ which It would probably have
Vert brown II not demolished, but when
Lose nm to it the engine turned CAPRI
ciouslv almost at right angle, went
straight across the street and into the shop
Of Mr.. Thompson, a Photographic color
fa. IT'S entrance was effected by the VIM
dow. which was totally smashed and not only
this, but the heavy stone facade underneath
the glass was also shattered to fragments.
Several ladies standing in front OF tne
window were slightly hurt, and one sentie-
man seriously. Two other ladies' fainteu III
the crowd, and, being trampied under loot'
received bad. although not dangerous. NJ
lures. Tue devastation committed oy tnc
,,nruIv machine IN the window, whlcn was
full of pictures and other fragile articles Is
said TO have been Observation-Disclosures or"
Times.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-13
By Grubbs i Williams
Auctioneers and Eeal Estate Aeen's'
Eleventh street, between Main and banh'

,,,rUsTFES SALE OF A VERY VAL
naHtr LrT :1F GHNUND On The
sLu1H fR sib2 ~ MaTSs srREET r,r RU u =
NM, BACK TO TIE DoGk.-By v,rt,ie rf ol q
d. u %H sT lo s dated Goth Of October,
$40 mad duly recorded n kcGona J jhs nrs
S s.r,,i,s < viii ms on TUESDAY, The 2i:h of
1 o. t1" at l. o'cIGck A., the valuable Lot
Or GUND situated as aLSys, ne"Tiy, 0Ppos,1SS s
nrnnerty OF Messrs. O. t. Worth III and a.. ..
Zee and fronting OF feet, more or less, ana having
an average depth 81 ahont lo7 feet.
~ reason OF its convenience to railroad and wa
ter transportation, this ot must be very valuable
for commercial or W re house purposes.
TERMS: Sufficient 10 cash TO detraY tne expenses
of sale and to pay off DEBT of 81 93O.e2, with i-
terest from 22d Of February. 1859; the RESIDUE
upon credit OF six and twelve months Tor notes,
with interes. added. and secured by deed OF tfuS1
l. I'll f. V oNHIFiR1NaToN, Trustees.
GRuBBS 4 WILLIAMS. Aucir. ocld
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-13
BY Wellington GoddIn, !.
huctioneer and Real Estate Agent
Corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

EIRsT-CLAss IRON FRONT
STORE AND UNWILLING ON THM
SOUTH SIDE OF MAIN DETWEEM n, T n s.
~ IAsuCTfoN.-st the request Of the owner. |
shan sell at auction, on the promises, on TUFs-
DAY the nth october, 1871, at dt O'CLOCK nn n'
that very desirable and well locaPn ahV ,ts
lover part Of which is occupied by Mcssrs Mar,
Gus Brother sa shoe store r Tse s -.
abont Ave years ago. IL Is not only Admiralty
we'll built, but the trent Is regsrd,d as aoHgS 81
The handsomest in that Improving iocayi, N =,
s, yerv besrt of the business portion of the CITY
TERMS: One-fourth cash; balance ,i,e ~ na sl'
twelve and eighteen months for negotapig n1tss
tnrms n desired can be given. AS tais property
Is admirably we'll located IL should i assf'e' LIZ
speciaI attention of c.pi,slisty ana Itnc .fo,e.r
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--..7-,rYnN sAEEs--sFsssurrss.lS -.
By Cook4 Laushseas: , a streets.

~ COOK Iausnson,;: 1. A nsi'0 streets.
uo 1pas 81 II FS ;s$
ID PETS e sTspgs kkG IanMNpqais DAY at 10
FINE pNF ssa A. q, :, n2r
sSSsshn " TH 21 az sua other
and R IHNY SOFAS and qE &c
MAaHHSS44eeNY LEAF Tables
BUREAUs,ros
WAsHHlSsTG4kssessna p1UHIEEG maTshh0'A''
CANE AM tsEG OOD.FKtAstm ny smrrnanHPs'
GAyINE,T, T nh pIiiINING-ROOM TABLE,
Fora L1JMGGIE ,sCE cuRT.INs, ..,.,
DA,,mD nnh nnsSKs aud BENCHEs, r,,.,
s cSo6oR9Sa;, OFFICE and DiN'Ne'ho W
! CAHPENTEb'So hEsI an" hne 'o' VI ooN ~
kLSp, ..
! very handsome set of PEARL ana dAhNEi
zr JEW Hh"i' COOK & LAUGHToN.
oo1. - s.. Auctioneers.
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7 JAMES Ill Els > GhnlDOa fcaiftIM&al
% COMPAnY.-FOR NEW KORh, ssass - !.
d~st c'ags route to New York Wis lanes river ano
Chesapeake bay 10 baltimore, and from thence oy
ra!lto hIla.ielphta and lScw YORK. ear,
Phii2deipbta. ,.......,......' ~
t baltimore so o
s.6-tG!k.-. ..A''-,...'' W
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WANI'S.

WANTED, q GOOD c iiolS ,sS,to Gen or \
loicu at Nv A'' ~ oc l3-lt*
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BIZ Grubbss& Williams,
Real Esta'e gents and Auctioncers.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS :, On \
Y THH WEST sIrE tF FIFTH s SpR * ~ ~,
B TWEEN CARY AID CkNAh 81 80 ..n.nher
IT hafp -. ,'cIocl. +. ID, viii sell upon Inc
prem he property ituned o. sno 90 and Fua
MIN hack 100 fee. with an alley leading out 70 "a"
nal street. ,. rr,,,vera IT has
an .wc. i5nt ucighhorhoCd and convenient ~
n business, should attract the attention o. 'n''e
WIS., HpE nN Onef1urth cash balance at four,
eioht' and twelve months, Tor notes Win latefeN'
adtei, End secured by deed Ct tIuins,,ruup
au'e y 'n RIB EXT Q. 81 R.'IHfh,.
oc1a Peal Estate Agent, lib hlaln sLIec.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-13
BY Lee 4 Goddin.
Auotioncers aud Real Estate Agents,
No, lib Main street.

SALE OF FOUR FRAMED
l. TENtMhNTs IN TIE tow 49,, ~, FIJI THs
TOI, ON A sTREET, THIRTY FEET WIDE,
BETWEEN LEWIS AND NIGn0L SO
STlEETS. At AUCTIDa.-t'n FRIDAY me
lsh tcyo6er 1871 as trustee In deed 6 or TTst
date 27h day Of March 1871, duly Of record In the
clerks office of Henrico County Court, deco, book
So page 1885, being required SO 10 do by the o. ne
dclsry the Elm secured. will sell at q o,clock r.
Nj, on the premises, the REAL EeT ATE men,
tiopcd In said deed Of tTustto wit Al that iot OF
LAND lying and being in the county or Henricc,
near the city of Richmond, designated by me letter
u in plat an neXed to dead from Sarah sadler an
I. A, Goddln to lillian White. dated the 9Th DAY OF
July. 1860, duty recorded in the cerk'a CHIC: OF
Henrifo County Court in deed book 50 page 2I6
said lot rontng liz feet oa street 30 Feet wlte' In
which are FuUR FRAMED TENEMr MIS- ana
the appurteuances thereto belonging, and running
back at tght angles 1876 feet being The same real
estate conveyed to the said William
BIS william White and wife by decd dated ire 2v.Ii
Iay of April 1862 and recorded ON The same uiI
in the office Of the CLERK Of Hem leo County Court.
| TERMS Sufficient In cash to dGiray The eXpenss,
Of sale and to pay Oft the negotiable note socu'eu
in said trust deed Of $500: and the residue upon
such Terms as may he agreed upon a. the Lime
Of sale. ,rp r,ct,o
oc3 M vi. hDp'
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nAILROAD ArAEs.
go gl Ja IN M go


'TyHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL-
'SJR0AD.-Cn and after 6EPTEMbEHH i,al .,r,
PASSENGER Trains leave Richmonaa 1o 'lu :
dsys ss szsseptea n lpG TBArN for the White SOL:
g6af IA + aansssss train M
~ oeo,, and North and Lyn6h9urg and South
sSs IL. Tia IEAih ay y0a
aeo ass y NJ 1Vfs traip connects ut GoI d0ns-
vile with the night trains on the oTsngs
ana Trone Tickets, t low rates, sold TO all points
,Stsaraae tickets from Liverpool; Quee1stown,
Antwerp asmbsSG aayse, mps.e to
i, Mi ats on tbfs road can lie bought OF me &c
Ticket Agent q sfan1 o Gs eaa
enrther information may be obtained at toe
com paDy's Offices. snna,vass II
NO ie '"enhoa : "- - :, A.. Il. PERRY,
" General SuperiDtendent. u
JAMES F. NETnEHLAND, 0eu'l Iiokeh 1As~1
I"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-13
BY Lyme & Brother,
Real Estate Agents and auctionecrs,
1919 Main street.

NHAGNlFICENT ESTATE ON THE
wi OVER JANIS FOR sAI.E AT IMB:,iC
4TCTIO v BY COMMISSIONERS THu us.
DAY the of November next we W. Is, Selt ~
hubble auction on The premises, UrpER BHAN-
fnTN. the we'll. known residence o. the late VIII
liam B. Harrison. Esq. ,.,.. ,oo.,
Su h v,lu ,ble propcrty has almost never oeth
up IN the market in Virginia.
fhe estate has always comprised Two l"r'nS'
which will he sold separately. -,,r
The RqTSh apDTter Gn rrepSs'h pSqS rnEE
EIGuTHS (sss) ACRE 5 Of the ricf est alluvium
under the plough; ONE Ii u Il d AND
iiIIHDeED AID Fifty u5.l AGisES heavily
timheicd, cypress and swCct-gcm swimp wood
land. Tie mansion of brick, tie 1nest building
on James river below Richmond. fronting, With
Wings two hundred and fifty ieet, having a unc
prospect OF the river: grounds flied with pcautl-
ful trees, shrubs and flowers, native ana GxoSlc,
including yery large magnoltas and pec%tS III i'll i
bearing. Az unusual NUMBER OF plantation oul!d-
Inrs OF brick and vi cd, in fine repair. improve,
mems alone would cost s7ose9 SCENT cI hHuJa
and tiled river front of six mi ca, and IN 'rsh
Of seven hundccd (7oJ) acres, abounuinS III h'h
The upper uuar.er, a solid tract OF SIT eight
hund-ed and fotty-sayen) acres, under The ponHi;
also first class aliupium 23i acres lt"o nundreN
We'll tim5cyed aad very -nyenent; one .llc o;
river front-very bod shore; ~ me Deces5ary
farm buildings anu good DWELLlNt--all III
THIS emit estate has bclcne gel to The late owner
and his aIc ssL1Is century and halt, Gnd Is one
of the III nst fertile and beauLfu on The continent
| In 1851 fourteen thousand bushels OF wheat ard
the same quantity ot corn we're sold from 10, W.th
no other fertilizer than lime and clover. The soil
IS emlnenly suited TO all The grains. erase
yeyet ,bIes and tIu;ts which grow n this latitude,
Those wlshingt IT, purchase are invited TO visit
the prop rty There IS dolly steam boat commu-
nlc3tion wiz, Norfolk ana Richmond.
TEENS OF SALE (lppointed by c Iur0 Very
LIBERAL o. e-iou. tn Cash balance in equal install
meuts one, tvs, and taIee years negotiable
notes, approved security, SIX Pc cent litsr,s
| title retained until II paymt nlS mae.
| A crop OF wheat and winter oats Is beiLg DOW
seedet with Careful preparation and plouRhias
Tor the next corn crop will be done fJc ucucht o!
purcl4. er, TO whom full possession VIII bc given
ON l.. January, 1877.
The executors, WHO are huirs. assure The public
| that the court will c0uirm this sale.
On the day of sale communication Will he Sc
cured for bidders With hichmCnd, Petershu &,
and Norfolk, ana the guests eC.ertaiGed on tn:
premises. -
| ON The same day will he sold ONE THOUSAND
ACRES OF WUtI-DANU. in several tracts.
RANDOLPH HARRISON,
&. SHIRLEY HARRISON,
GECEGE B RU uARmI ON,
Executors and commissioners under Cecrtc OF ll,
Circu Court at May term.
A plat OF he above farm showing lyle Gf bE1id
lugs, water front, &C.. can be seen .. our uihcc.
LYME & EROTHEt,
pr 7-pod. MOI SIItl EuctIUIgCrs.
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= - ssy rsbeli q Son. n
Aucasneers and Reai Estate Asen.s.
Aos,, s,ree. f,etyccn Main and ,Banks

! EIevsnth street Det1 sIl 'S'1' Z
r,,r1wf IS BRICK. TENEMENT
TI, AND FIRST STREETS FOE SALE
a WTDS u ia u1 the i shs
aelaasn.r,aes nj do o1clockf p. NJ. the TWO
sTuRY BECK TIE sEMENT located o.
sboye-stased. containing Ave rooms, besid,s
Fronts twehty-fonr feet SIX inches, and runs back
Is0 feet E..ff ,1tgi ..se.t - gIENs - I: 80
TERMS !: One-third cash the residue ut SIX and
twelve m ontls for negotiable notes. with In tsres
addQd. and secured By deed Of trust upon said
nronerty. - -. ~ ISBaL,tf& SON.
or IA 7s.E so Auctionecrs.
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BY Ishell & Son,
huctionears and Real Estate Agents,

A sSIGNEE AND TRUSTEES SALE
"A on 4 Valuable SUBURBAN FARM,
On The Me- DOW SRIpGs sp itoA PA AG H}TY
IN RICHMUSi.-BY virtue Of an order OF INC
District Court Of the United States ;or me eastern
district # Virginia entered october IN, lsl, III
the matter OF A. r. ard j. y. Mos"y, oankrupis.
the undersigned Francis 2. IL ell assignee ~ the
said bankruut, and James l.. Appcrscn, trustee III
a deed of trus: given by the said N:E ana d. -.
Mosby W IL sell at putlc auction on the pretn.a g,
on FEI)k Y October " 1871. at Il o'csock VI, lh5
VALUABLE FARM located RS above st%tGd'
surrender ed by said harkruptS In their son QUE
Containing FiFTY.F-Vn ACRES or HiGi Gill, /,
IMPROVED LAND, large, pol ten OF WHICH y Is
set in strawberries raspherr lis. and other small
aud large fruit. The improvements consist OF Il
excsIent DWELLING HOUSE and al Ne es5ar :
out houses. in coed condition. This land Is soil
free from all incum ORANGES. -.
TERMs One fourth in cash, ond the residue TT
six, twelve, and eighteen months ior nes9tlan ae
notes, with interest added at the rate 81 slX per
cent. per annum, and The title retained vi. nc
whole purchase money is paid and conveyance
ordercl by the court. ...,,-oo
j. l.. APPERSOE, Trustee.
M I0-Tu&Ftd5
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yy Erubbs a Tiliane,
Real Estate Agents ana Anc''"hcs,9,
r,aro,,tI, eject between Main and Bank.

rrAiN11T LANE, THE FORMER
pEcrkssD, coNTAINING y Ag 3 ! uTlcT TSNN9
RUSpsEp ! oIstsn rSh the prsnie
We Wi1i sg, ~ Of October, al IL O'Clock NJ the
1e4y Valnabie f. In Hanover COMFY eaea
WaLNUT within one mile o, ne!H ytnnT
Ynie iinrson. ard others 7 HE Is avery p,nduc,
tive ana for r. mr. son,S The inn H
equai ~ g FINE dwelling with five rooms DC.
m1 basement, and the usual out-bu'ldlnss ana
g0me choice fruit. ,, ,,,,,,o A. ono
-, nn, three years with interest added.
I"o' "AN GkUBBS i WILLIAMS,
-, -.b ,o,I,StiIds huctioDcer5.
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DURCELL, LADD & CO.,
DRUGGISTS,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,

ITO COUNTRY MERCHANTS AND
Il THE PUHLIC.-We are now In receipt OF our
FALL STOCK Of Drugs, % ediclnes Chemicals,
Paints, Oils, Window Glass, Ilyestuffs, spices,
Fancy and toilet Articles, Perfumery, Brushes,
Snuff, smoking and Chewing Tobacco, &C., &C.,
terms; and we offet great Inducements to country
merchants, tobacconists, apo the public generally
10 deal with us, rs we are determined 10 sell low
aud give satisfaction to al WAC may favor US with
their patronage.
BuDEKER 4 DADE, Druggists.
cc3 Cor. MAIN aud 18th ets Richmond, Va,
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By Grubbs q Williams,
tIoneers and Rcal Estate Agents,

Auctoneers end Zeal Estate Agents.
Eleventh street. between Main aud Bank streets.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF ASMALL
~ HOUSE AND a LOT OF GROUNLDy, On
PIKE AT AUCTION In execution Of decree
of the G. unity Court Of Henrlco In the case OF
Young Us. Kirby and alg, we VIII sell at aucIl on
mon the premfscs on WEDNESDAY,, the Is
October, ut d O'Clock r. NJ, the PROPERTY OF
which Albert Kirby died sciz ID. stusted as aDoEe.
II embraces Lot about 30 by ITO teet Win q
Fra MEfb HOUSE. b..
TERMS: One-third cash balance at Fix, twelve,
and eighteen months for notes. VIII tn in'cic'
JOHN Il. GUY. Commissioners
81. M. GILLIAN,
GbUBBs & WILLIAMS, AuctionCers. oc 10
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EfnR NEW YOKK. sSSaSA
OLD DOMINION STEkasHlP tssssSsasssssssssssss
- COMPANY.
The side-wtasl stcxinenips EYANOkE. lSAAS
sET,I. SAEhTOaA, NIAGAR a, ALBEs
sARHE, and HATTERAs, lesve New York for
YorfoIS City Poiui, and lI!chmond, every Eye
laY, THURSDAY, aai SATukiIAa1 ~ 80 gigs iyI1
bay. srd SUEDaE, at high tide.
-:.eas ships arG antiaiy nen. TheT have siegaHs
5.",s .irG attaniion arc uGsnrpastcd,
f;lCee a1urGcslo"S ;r%he With stea'bfts Aux 0o
s.ua.rrn sud E,rope.a GrTts, nm,
rER OFp NS p.h GENE, ut the osacss OF lei
Sonpauy
JOHN w. WYATT, Agent
nr.s so, Governor street,
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n Z + L l. E, Nj
RESTAURATEUR, -&&
No. Ige4 MAIN STREET.


Informs his Trlcn's and the public generally that
the peculiar season OF luxurieJ OF sea and land Ia
In full procession, and mis- Harder Is con,tan tly
stored with the choicest meats and birds and tsh
He continues TO them III the best style OF art
at the tables or bis salons, and TO order Tor fant-
lies, parties, and public dinners.
bis BAH. as usual, is supplied with the best
the Unton. The brewed drinks are prepared by q
most Skiitul hand. - ("
Zetelle tenders his profound thanks to his friends
and III. public. He never was so fat.ered by a
Senerous and hourlshing custom. He win endaa-
vor TO merit the liberal support and encourage
ment OF his too partial friends - kind Providence
Richmond. Oc 7 :