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DEPARTURE OF OCEAN sTEA N Err.
Il -ARINE N EWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.

Monday, JnJ
ARRIVED.
Steamer New England, Field, Bostr G.
port and st John, NIB.
Sch j Roker, Taylsr, Boston.
Sch ongress, Burnham. Boston.
Sch Forest Mercer Boston.
Sch Broadteld, Britt, Salem.
Sch Ocean, Grant, Saco.
Sloop Bull Run. Trsbee, Bath.
Schs Mary, Duncan, and Mayaower, Durea, Ban
gor for ROckport.
Sch brave, FOss. Franklin for Boston.
Sch Glide, Ash, Boothbay for Boston.
CLEARED.
Steamer DiTig0, johnson, New York Henry
Fox.
Sch Emma Brown, Morey, Deer Isle.
Sch Linda, Smith, Eastport and Calais-Eastern
Packet Co.
Brig liza, recently purchased by Chas Merrill and
others at this port has been chartered BY Lewis g.
Co to load with lumber for Pernambuco at $li gold.
FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.
KENNEBUNKPORT July 24-Launched. by Da-
vid Clark, fret class centle board schr OF ITO tons,
named Ada Doane. built ON contract tor Capt Thos A
NIckers0n, Of Harwich. Mr.. Clark will forthwith
commence two large scbrs,-one for party in New
Bedford, and the other for a Providence party.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
All Should Tt,

LATHAM'S CATHARTIO EXTRACT. II c,e.rs
the brain, relieves the stomach and bowels and
makes one altogether new being. VIM
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Fifty Dollars a Day.

w. JOHN G. COBB, Chairman.
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NO STING Rru

The Mandrake Pills composed of one of Natures
noblest gfts-he Pedophum Peltaum They possess ali
the Alternative properties Of calome but
unlike calomel, they
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Many human being has passed away, for whose death
there was no other reason than the neglect of known
and ndisputaby proved means of cure Those and
dear to family and friends sleeping the dream,ess
slumber into which, had they calmly adopted
DIR. JOSEPH H. sCHENCK'S SIMPLE
TREATMENT,
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-avt1yrryY tsAxTs...F ufnrs Bays.
= BY Lyme d Brother.
Auctioneers and Real Estate AGENTS
No. l212 Main street. ~,

TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY YALU-
ABLE IN, kAHD 6 abs B BEt oaE
iMME1IATEI:Y or THE J a mT4sv s BY sE
E56ks, G5NTAINfSa 4 !. y "a tsTIT1rsIoE
GRhNITE-F0R SALE At PUBLIC. AUG.
TiON.-By Virtue OF a certain deed of trust
executed to me as trustee, dated the nth dsy OF
November, 1868, duly recorded In the Cler ks Office
of Henrico County Court, in y. b. IS, .ge 179,
shall in execute Of said trust, tepg request
ed by the beaefciartes In said deed, proceed to sell
al M blic auction, on the premises, on WEDNES-
DAY the 18th day of July, 1871. at the hour OF s
clock P. M, that very valuable LAND located
a. above described, containing 20 ACRES. ba 'pg
norton of the Garden Bill tract, and which will
he sub divided into two tracts. containing respec-
tivejy II s5-IGO acres ard 15o acres, adjoining
the lands of 8. 4. Robinson. DR.. O. a. Crsnshaw,
r. W. Haxall, and ais, both OF which SAID tracts
are well suited for tIucking purposes arc me
m lin trs CT which contains II ss-loo acres mas
beauti ul building site and fine Ghn MI
QUARRY On same. Beng only snort olstanG
from the city, and Immediately on the canal,
offe tine opportunity to caFitaiasts ana othefs
wishing TO invest.
lted the nth day OF November. 1882 for the sums
Of Ssss and 1905 the first Of which said notes
h IS n credit on same with ba lance stlii due o.
S78s seq with the interest now due ana tnal WI
4 become due on said notes until the day OF sale
the residue OF the purchase money on such terms
as will be announced at the bour OF sale
Nv VIM. II. LYME, Trustee.
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p..,,r,rr MI. Neighbours sheep.

Tho story Of the "Infidels Sheep re.
minds some one OF another story a''9u a.
sheen, which is almost as good. lie M" -
from the Inns Of the late William Ladd, OF
Minot, Maine, the famous old peace man VI
the past generation. .,,, the
He said he once had netshbor os ass
name OF P. who was slack ana n' as a
about his fences. and whose . :. 'ihrcachy"
natural consequence. became ,,oen found
and very troublesome. They c OH, ord
1heir wav into his moving n:ios, : na1
Greatly irrita,ed himself ana nus n'eu
Hands," so that they finally ~, La, ,.;th; ="
shoot them if they were nv. III %1'A''
their bounds. But nothing a'a h;s 49, ~
take any pains 10 he'' "AS 'A''f o"' " ''''
neirhbor's field.
While matters were in this disagrecablc
condition. Mr.. Ladd said that it occurred
IN him that he was not carrying out ms
peace principles very faithfully in his dcal,
incs with netghbor P! So he resolved
on different line Of action ana, soI'S 10
the fence Of field in which he sa" l.
ut work, he called to him.
"What do you want, Squ'se' was 'Ne
bluff answer. ,,,t t,oso
IL want to talk 10 you aoo"' '"''o
Sheep" replied Ladd. ro
al don't want to hear ANYTHING more
about the Sheep" was P--s rc]oinaei..
s.You NAV shoot them and be hanged. II
YOU want TO ; l amt a going to do anything
with them" 60
"No." said Ladd, g am not GONG TO
shoot them. nor hurt them; but "aht
YOU to let me take your sheep INTO my pas,
turc and keep them tor YOU" =" on yes,
replied P. "that would be NICE plain,
TO yet rid Of my sheep" NeIshbor:
said Ladd, "ir one of your sheep Is iost III
INV pasture l will pay its full value.
nv this time p had become suihclcht-
" Interested in the matter under discussion
to cease from his hoeing and turn towards
Mr.. Ladd. .,, .,iah
"To be sure lam" replied Ladd. a." Gu
see it would be economy to pasture your
sheep. rather than 10 have them jill my
fields: and would guarantee the Sl'ety Vi
every sheep you will drive into my pasture
for don't intend to have any more quar-
rrlliug about them with my neighbor.
p looked sharply ut the old peace man
for 4 moment, and then said So You may
90 along, Squire, III take care OF the sheep;
And he was as good rs his word Laad
never had any occasion to complain OF
p after that day that he was not aS @ooo
a peichbor rs he wished to havc.-ConJrc'
nationalist.
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BY D. z. Weisiger, Auctioneer,
lol5 Main street.


COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A VAL
v LIABLE TRACT OF !.AND1N CHESTE;MI, Is
FIELD COUNTY, NEAR CSBOk SE,S, hBUUi
TWO MILES FROH JAMES R1VER.-By VII,
Tue of decree OF the Circuit Court of Chester eld
county, entered at the May term 1871, In the case
of Marietta Dibrell, ct a1a. vs.. Thomas HoWlett s
executor ct ais. we will SELL at public anc 10
front OF Chesterfield Court house IN a
Ing court day). the LA Nd mentioned IN SAID DE-
cree, being about seven hundred and eighty acres,
The Hundred and scuffet roads, adjoining the lands
or Hrs K. H. Clay, MRS. - Dunn, and Ashbronk
about ten miles from the city of Richmond, Dein9
yery fertile Is well adapted to wheat, gra ses ano
yepct lbles. l. will be sold In parcels, or rs .
whole, IS may BIZ deemed most advisable on lhe
day Of sale.
Terms: One fourth cash balance IN oonus
bearing per cent. Interest. at l, 2 ana years.
W. W. COSBY,
G.. C.. MCRAE, I Spe. ION rs'
GEO. s. BERNARDO
Sale conducted by d. K. WE1s1GER' Aucs.
4, Z dc
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A New Playa new play has JuSt
been brought out att London HaymarkcI
Theatre. in which Mr.. Sothcrn takes the
leading part, and in which he mas created
q sensation that bids fair to rival his Lord
Dundreary. The piece Is Il onc.act farce,
founded on the thrce-act French play OF
Gle Supplicc DUN lommc,, and Is cntl-
tied I" Not if l Know It." The authors
have made great changes, and have rcduceu
il to what they call "wild atSurdity:"
The plot is briefly told. Augustus Thrill
ington is young married man, VINO IS
under the iron despOti>m Of his mothcr-in-
law. Mrs. Major Pecker. CHANGING to
be ut Il place of rcirc>hment, he has
an opportunty to assist a ladr who
hnnpens to have contracted liabilitit S
exceeding by three-pence her power TO
nav. He pretends to be a bachelor, and
4 furious filtration with the lady Clcmen-
tine springs up, in which the lady herself Is
very forward. She writes him letters, to
his great discomfort, and finally calls upon
him. The ladies are out, however, and he
hopcs to get rid Of his Observation-Disclosures
sistcnt visitor before they return. This be-
comes apparently almost impossible, but
the situation is finally relieved by the ap.
pcarance of DR.. Chirper, "f'st" friend
of Augustus, also married, but separated
IRON HIS NNts Ituu Viz lhtis it'iS"'' ~ ~
place of concealmcnt. The two gentle
men consult together TO prevent the
discovery of the hidden beauty, but
Mrs. Major pcckcr is too much for
them and Clementine Is unearthcd. The
doctor, To save bis friend, declares she is his
wife: and so she is, rs he soon perccivcS to
his utter alnaZcment, and the play ends, as
every one may now expect, with the re-
union OF the separated couple and the
cure of ThrillinSton'S flirting propensi-
ties. Mr.. Sothern makes much OF the
character; his general condition is not
one of affect terror Of his mother-in law,
but rather, as it is described by the London
Times, of suggestive nervousness. He Is Il
Duudreary, produced not by temperament,
hut by circumstances. He is ''torced by
his fears into Il semi-maniacal condition, i'll
which he speaks and acts ut random, some
times talking sense, sometimes talklngnon
sense, but through every change comical to
the last degree" The opportunities az
forded by the plot for such a singular char
acter are all that could be desired, and it is
easy to believe that the audience is kept i'll
a roar of laughter from the beginning to
the end of the piece.--Boston Advertiser.
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DIX. Wcislger, Auctioneer,
lois Main street, opposite Post-office.


THRUST SALE OF UNDIVIDED
/ -FUURTHs IMTfREST IN FIVE
HnNnRED AGES &c lap IN d IL Gh nETTs5 T.
,IJS rs THE COAL LANDS IN THAT COUN-
TY.-In pursuance of a trust deed recorded In
Chester fed, tied the lst day OF January, 1853,
from v ill,aIn B. Ball and wife to the understgn-
ed, trustee. will proceed t., sell at public auc-
ton. In front OF Cheslei field courthouse IN Man
Oh, strr on MONDAY, The 10th day OF july; 1871,
IN und led interest Of three fourths In that GER
tain TRACT Of LAND containing FAVE HU n.
DRED ACRES, more or lie IS, adjoining Tue lanas
OF the M;dlothi Coal-MiniDg Company, Robert
marks, Hev. David Winfree, AID others.
This land IS about fifteen miles from Richmond;
lies on the Richmond and Danville Railroad, and
Is believed 10 contain coal.
There are buildings and other improvements on
the place. Also, good peach oichird.
Arrangements may bc m .de to scli the remain
ing fourth interest at same time.
TERMS At SAFE.
C. q. MCpAE, Trustee.
Sale 20 Quoted by ID. X WEISIGER. ty ct
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BY GrubDs Il Williams,
4uctionecr3 and Real Estate Agents,
lllh IT,, between Main and Bank.
r,,HREE DESIRABLE DWELLINGS

rs,HREE DESIRABLE DWELLING IN
Il SIDNEY, NE.k To MONROE PARK; Al
hICTlON.-Cn MONDAY, the 10th day of July,
at 81 O'Clock p. NJ, we win sell upon the premises,
respecti gely, two FRAMED DWELLINGS, OH
the west side of Cherry street, between Main AMI
Cary stress, occupied by Mess S. Bosher ard Bow
ers They have five ronms each, besi dts Kitchen
and outhCuses, and are yer? desirable residences.
Also, the large framed dwelling on the norm sue
Of Maiu, between Cherry and Cuvtrt streets, ano
occupied by Mr.. Sali-. it has nine rooms, kitch,
en- with six looms, stable, water In lhe yaru, ana
large gar den well stocked with fine lrtiS, Grdpss
SC. The lot is 80 b. 200 feet to al alley ~ lcet
wide
We invite attention to this sale, as the property
Is desirable, and will sell at figures "llnlh The
reach of persons Of moderate means.
TERMS: At the sale. ,,o
TEA Auctioneers.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALU-
W ABLE REAL. ESTATE IN ALLEGHANY
COUNTY. VA.-Pursuant to decree of The Cir
o5th day of March, 1871. In the consolidated causes
Of Hansbarger against Lvine's administrator and
heirs, and Irvine's admin istra against Irvine
heirs, we shall, as The commissioners thereby APP
pointed, proceed to sell by public anct m, on the
premtses, on WEDNESDAY,, the 10Th day ofJuly,
1911, at I2 O'Clock NJ, several continuous TRACTS
OF LAND situated at and near Jackson's River
depot, on the Chesapeake apd Ohio railroad, and
aggreRattng about 700 ACRES.
bottom land aud ut present is in high state OF cu
tivation. The residue consists OF valuable tim.
bered land, lying contiguous to {. railroad, ana
Astounding In iron ore or fine quality.
There is O good alum spring. and also good
sulphur spring on the prem ses. near the depot.
Tee improvements consist OF cOmnool0us
hotel bulldil g and other convenient buildings at
the depot: I'll In good repair 4 delightful loca-
ton for summer boardr g-hOuse.
located building containing seven eight rooms,
with all necessary Out-bulld.ngs, including barn,
ahles, &c. all In good repair.
The land Will be sold as an entire tract, or In
separate parcels, as may be deemed best on tie
day of sale.
TERMS: Cash In hand sufficient to pay the costs
Of the suits and The expenses of the sale; and as
TO the residue, OH credits of one. two, three, aud
four years, IN equal instruments the purchasers
the same bearing interest at six per cent per az
mum from the day OF sale, and title retained till
tie purchase money Is paid.
WILLIAM SKEEN,1 co,,.re
r. L. PARRISH, { YUM Zoe
COyIEGTON, VA, June5, 1871. je6-2lw4w
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By Thomas W. Reese, Auctioneer,
No. 1917 Main street.

DIANOS, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
i BUGGIES, &C.. AT. AUCTI0 N.-ThlS DAY
1T 10 O'Clock will sell 1T NV auction-house-
Dne PLANO, made by Durham,
WARDROBES, BUREAUS, BEDSTEADs, and
WASHsTANDS 80 :. - =
MARBL E-TOP and PLAIN sIDrBOARDs,
CENTRE, OFFICE, and EXTENs10N IA
HAZE and sHUcK MATTRESSES,
FEATHER BEDS,
SHOWCASES and CARPET,
Two TOP-BUGGIrS, PICTURES,
PLATED ICE PIT G. I'll Err IS, SPOONS, and
forks, and CASTORS;
M0UKING BIRD-A fine SINGER
LIQUOR and 'R ESSING ca SEES,
SENTIMENTAL CHIMES, LETTER PRt SSES.
IRON SAFES, &C. rs,r ,.
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Ry Paine Il Co., Auctioneers.

T ARGE AND PEREMPTORY SALE
lLGF 4 WHOLESALE STOCK or DRY
GOODS AT AUCTION.-On WEDNESDAY,, the
18th july we will sell at auction, at our store, NO.
tire stock Of DRY GOODS, embracing every vari.
ety of goods usually kept In wholesale Dry Hoods
house and comprising N my choice ana dcslrahie
goods and oil purchased within the last rev
months.
i KEt gsy9s on and aIh ssEACHEp sH1R1INGs and
SEEFTING*.. all widths;
KENTUCKY JEANS and SAT1NETTS, large
B I.atHi and coLoRED CLOTHS and CAssI-
Do 8 siRsfi PLA1Ds and PLAID osNABURGs,
COTTDEADES.
BED-TICKINGs.
HICKORY STRIPES
ALL.W0OL DELAINES, ALPACAs, EN-
A large sock Of D.Ess GOODS for summer and
IRISH LINENS and WHITE GOODS a large
Paid Laid LINsEYs, ..--
FLANEELS and BLANKETS, .-.
LINEN and COTTON HAnDKERCHIEFS,
large assortment
LINEN URILLINGS,
COIORED CAMBRICS,
CANVAS, SILESIAS,
|SHAWLS, CLOAkS,
HI SIEkY, &C., NC,
with gre t variety Of small wares and other
s''0' D'' '''''0' W FERGUsoN & CO.
The attention OF city and country merchants is
invite TO this large sale, as the stock is entirely
fresh and desirable, and Will be sold as stated,
without reserve, ard in lots TO suit buyers.
TERMS which will he liberal will be announced
on the morning of sale. PAINE 4 Co,
je3O Auctioneers.
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COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA,l
TREAsURER's OFFICE, RICHMOND. !
GALE OF VIRGINIA REGISTERED

New Haven, Connecticut, h wing failed TO pay It's
liabilities on policies Of insurance to citizens OF
this State accoId Co the terms Of said policies,
evidences In proof of said liabilities being before
me in sundrY cases, notice Is hereby given, under
ion 5 or The act passed February Sd 1855, that
on the 18th day } ULY, ISL shall proceed to sell,
seven hundred and lhlrty.six dollars ~ 1857 of
VIRGINIA SIX PER CENT. BONDS. recently
funded under the act of ssembiy, approved March
3Oth, 1871, for cash, to pay said liabilities Of the
Home Insurance Company or New Haven, Con-
necticut, TO said citizens OF the Stale.
GEORGE RYE,
"Tressu Of the Commonwealth or Va"
fyS-6t ..
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BY W. GOdC
BY w. Uodcln,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.
Corner OF Ele zenith and Bank streets.


COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL
" ESTATE AT ROCKETS, AND IN Full
TON, NEAR TO RoCKETTS.-By virtue OF de-
crees of tie Chancery Court Of the city OF Rich
mond, pronounced on the .th of June 1871, and
July, 1871, In the Gaze Of Taylor vs.. Caryedo' s
admI IN strator, &C.. 1 shall as special commits
sioner thereby appointed, proceed to sell at auc-
ton on the premises, In the order advertised. on
WEDNESDAY, the 18th of July, 1871. at O'Clock
p. NJ, the following real estate, OF which James
f. Carvedo died seized, viz: PART OF, LOT No.
2l2 IN the plan Of Richmond with Oil old framed
tenement thereonl, fronting 80 feet on the north
line Of Elm street, running back ST feet adjoining
the property of Charles Stewart. Also LOT No.
In square No. Fl. In the plan Of Fulton fronting
60 feet on the south side of Nicholson street. run
ming back ll33 feet to an alley, having thereon a
comfortable STORE and DWELLING, now oc-
cupied by the widow Of said Carvedo.
TERMS: One-fourth cash balance In 4, 8. and
adCcd, AID title retained till all OF the purchase
money L. paid and conveyance ordered by the
court. JOHN -. STEGER,
jy7 Special Commissioner.
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~ACTs FOR LADIES.

not alGther o%d Sot MART Win
Inc ior any consideration. r,
am delighted with my Wilson Shuttle SEWN g
Nncnine. Mrs. HAzELwooD. Churcn hLi.
l would not sell my Wilson Shuttle SewthR IN IL
chine which cost $50, for $500. have paid tof II
in he work have done on 1T In one month.
Mrs. MARTHA CLARK. Sroao s'ree''
am wen pleased with the Wilson Shuttle sew
ing-Mxcnine and do not think coaio " r oee'
suited. hrs capt. hLhhhi' r
NV machine always gives me satsisc1ion'
have always been pleased with IL -. o, etraet
After fair trial OF machines, nave VICE Wechine.
t,recce for the Wilson Ehutte Se"i's-'iSs
lwould not LANG MRS Mrs. 'HrSSERLY, Church Eli.
, .,,.o,s Ived NV Wilson Shu,tie-SeWing
Machine.
CAUTION, LADIES.-When anytnlng al - 70 sd IN
.hcmt The WILSON" which IS calcnia,e' n " h no.
d~c tia reputa ion In your MIND, before GU
haSe It test the truth by couing to our once ~,
nIaminipg for yourself. We can prov ~ lii III -
Ont m schpists and hundreds OF laolee III e4'S ei''
NJ Tho w ilson t" has no superior;
III SAVE s2o. then. by usiug our Machine. a,c
"1hoeN 0A 30 Atiuveruor ST eEt.
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AucTTON sAIEs-This Day.
by }. d. Whitehead Co..
Nos. and Fifteenth street, between MAIL
and Cary streets.

VIE WILL OFFER At AUCTION on
w NOND Y, 10th inst. at our store. 18th
street, between Main and Cary, commencing ut
haif- I.1nb D. s s Ir OF GROCERIES, &C.,
BxGoMNs1DEs, sHOuLDERs and HAMS;
P6fST,O kICO and REFINED SUGARS;
poRTf, RICO and L AGUAYRA COFFEES;
MaSTERN HERR1NGS-crt and gross;
MACK EREl,-Nos 2 and7:
CHEESE, fair to prime;
lard, 1, tierces and tubs ..a..-
FAMILY and TOILET SOAPS;
PARLOR mATCaHS;
WRAPPIEG-TWINE andPAPER;
MIJSTA I'D aud PEPPER;
BRUOMs, BUCKETS and TUBS;
BLACKING and BRUSHES, &c. &c.
j. D. WHITEHEAD q co.
N.B.-Parties wishing to add to this sale can 10
II ~ ~ j. D. W. q co.
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srWING.MACHINEs:

nun WTICoX & GIBBS sEW ', IN Mes. a.
w Ire q o;n aas sIG ses
streets during the & cilv Those wishing goot
shor, , Line sschine would do well to eau on them
| seS purchasing elsewhere p. f. GIBBl
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REAL r:sEATE an PHfVA.EH &AAh
BY Wellington Goudln,
Auctioneer and keal Estate Agent.
Corner Of Eleventh and Bank streets.

yINHE VALUABLE ESTATE On UP.
4 Pea JAMES RIVER, IN GUOCHLA&Il
C.UNTY, TWENT Y-r&O AND A Fl A J.
TIE DOVER" CrNrAINING 955 ACRES
FOR LEASE OR SALE.-I am authorized to
lease for 8 term or wears, or To SELL that very
VALUABLE ESTATE called "LlTTLE 10.
VER,'' loo ,ted rs above, the canal of The James
River and kanawha Company passing tnrtuS h IT.
It contains s55 acres of which l07 acres first
rate river bottoms, the remaining 1888 acres al
high land. OF which about 200 acres are in woods
and tim Der. The improvements on this place are
Gently been surveyed ana laid oil into three judi"
cIuus sub. divisions, according To plat 10 be
III my office 1t will be leased as Il whole, sold
III whole or In separate parcels. Partial posses
sion In time to seed wheat, and full possession at
the end OF the Year.
i his Icing really desirable and productive
estate, with cheap and easy access TO market by
canal, II should attract the attention OF those who
wish TO lease or purchase a hrst-class farm. APP
ply to W. GUDi.lN,
j,7-2awlm Auctiuneer, &c.
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Bv James VI. Taylor,
Real Estate agent and Auctioneer,
Office NO. lilo Main street.

TWO HOUSES AND LOTS ON SEVEN.
l. TENTH STkEED, ADAMS VALhE4
MONDAY, the 10th day OF July. ln1l, on the prem
ises, at S O'Clock z. NJ. the two BRICk TENE-
MEN rs at the corner of nth and liiians sIreets
The lots front IS feet the north Side OF valley
street, running back $50 feet to the railroad.
TERMS : une-third Cish; the balance at SIX
and twelve months, for negotiable notes, lnteres'
aided, sccu cd by deed of trust,
~ JAMES M. TAYLOR, Auct-
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MACHINERY. DC.

CTEAM ENGINES, of improved con-
= struction, for all purposes, Of Richmond or
Northern build. -
MACHINERY,
for railroad, machine, car, and carpenter shops,
planing-milis, sash, blind, door, cabinetware,
chair, bedstead, woodenware, agricultural ma
chimes, handle, spoke, stave, carriage WOOD, cot
ton and wooden factories. cotton gins, farmers,
ries, saw, Touring, corn, and paper-mills, mines,
&C., &c. improved shafting pulieys snd hang
twist drills, steam gauges, saw gummers, steam
and water pipe ana fixtures, packing, journal
metal, pick and tool handles, emery wheels and
machines, turbine water-vhees &C., &c.
SECONDHAND MACHls FRY and STEAM
BOILERS bought, sold, and exchanged:
PLANS and ESTIMATES Of machinery for
mills and manufactures. K. A. DAYTON,
10th 81, between Main and Cary,
an 1l-d&wsm Richmond, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-07-10
By j. L. Apperson,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioheer,
Corner OF Eleventh and Main streets.

TIGHTY-FIVE BUILDING LOTS, In
Il THE PLa N OF JENNINGSYILLE. EIGHT
MILES FIR! NJ RICHMOND, ON RICHMOND
ROAD. AT AUGTION.-~iilbe sold at my office
on TUESDAY. July II, 1871, at O'Clock 7. nj.
EIGHTY-FlVE HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS
locats d as above lat Hungary station).
TERMS $40 cash, on each lot; balance at SIX and
twelve months, for negotiable notes, interest add
ed &c. For map and further particulars. apply
to 90 j. L.APPERSON,
jy4 AucGOneer-