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rvRIJSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE

rvRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
4 REAL ESTATE IN HALIFAX CDUNTY.
Nv virtue of deed OF trust executed on the 5th
day OF Angus. 1859, by James a. and &c. Is. NJ DON
and wives to The undersigned as trustees, for the
purpose therein named, we Will, as said trustees
sell On THURSDAY, the Cd day of March, 1915,
q fair or the next fair day thereafter on the
nremi,es ut IL O'Clock NJ, at public auction, the
Trace OF LAND In said dee mention ed, being
IT e tract of land purchased by said Moons Of Al
free Blanks, lying on the north side OF pan river
in the county OF Halifax, containing 1914 ACkES
tuore or lessl and bounded by The lands OF the
late lchard Logan and DIR. E. r. Fleming. This
farm IS in q good nesghborhCod, convenient TO
chui chss, and eight miles from Scottsburg depo!,
Richmond snd Danvi lie railroad.
a framed dwelling with SIX rooms. and all neces-
sary ont houses tenant houses tobacco barns,
ard fruit trees OF all kinds on the place: soil Is
good. adapte1 to the growth OF wheaL tobacco,
&C.. 600 acres cleared 200 OF which are low
grounds.
we will also sell ut the same time and place the
UNDIVIDED INTERESTS Of the said James A.
and +. 5. Moon (which Is one. seventh each) in
the fine landed estsie Of their father, Parnam
moon, deceased which estate lies on Ian river,
ROAD. near South Boston, ard contains about / 800
AGRhS.
Posse sion given to the tract Of land at once,
ana to the interest last mentioned when divided
under the win of r: Hoon, deceased, which will
be done la the year 1871.
Terms /: Cash sufficient to pay Off the debts In
ths Deed which amounts to about - 500; "a 500 or
which is To be paid IN gold coln The surplus on
such terms as announced at sale.
The little Is perfect, but as trustees we VIII con-
yey wi II special warranty.
For further information, apply 10 trustees at
Lynchbnrg; w. oopnop ......
WM. G. PENDLET0S,5 Ai0''ee''
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wa. c. PfNDIEToN.5 ifustees'
Cal u s,uaW

DUBLIC SALE DF Landry virtue
4 of decree pronounced by the Circuit Court
Of New Keit county on the LIST day Of October. In
In the name ut John =. Walden, administrator
of James Walden, dSc'd. and Others against John
u. Christian, trustee a others we, a,special
commissioners named In said decree, will offer for
sale at Tew Kent Courthouse, on slle fourth
'THURSDAYin Feb. 1871, that being court-day,
the sA TT ~ grcs to J9hn
Christian. the elder, bearing date the day Or;
lse! and situate IN New Kent county ,
adjoipIng the laLds or lhe heirs Of William =.
:. a tract containing EIGHTy:slx ACRES,
8. tract containing FOUR HUNDRED
ACRES, adjoining The land, Of Jas; n. Walden;
.: tract containing Thirty ACRES. called
s. Z traSt Containing FIETY-ETGHT AND
0NF-HALF ACRES, adjoining the lands Of JAS
Clarke.
:. 5 tract Containing TWENTY-FIVE AND
OEE-HALF ACREs, adjoining VIM. Roswel's
). tract containing TWO HUNDRED AND
FgRTY-SINE ACRES, adjoining II. B. Walk
er's lands.
adjoining ". &. soswe!l's lands. =
TEENS or SALE Enough cash to pay the costs
Of the suit and expens.s OF the sale, which
for the residue c.edit OF one, two, md three
years will be given, but The purchasers must
execute bond with ample personal security for
each inSt.ment, and carrying Interest at six per
centnn frcm date, the title retained until ell the
purchase money Is paid.
The commissioner have no personal knowledge
of these lands, but any one desiring information
as 10 any Uf them before the day OF sale obtain
IL either from Mr. 4. ID, Christian or j. T Chris
lian, Jr., at New Kent Courthouse:
T. q. DABNEY,
jal7-2aw4w Special Commissioners.
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By Lyme & Brother,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agenis
1912 Main street,

TRUSTEES SALE OF A LOT WITH
i Two FRAME TENEMENTs THEREON,
BETWEEN MAIN AND FRANKLIN SIS,
FOR SALE AT ATCTIoH.- BY virtue OF deed
of trust from Jno. n. SchrIidt and wife bearing
date The lst cvember. 1867, duly recorded In the
Clerks cflr e of the Richw ond Hastings and Chan
Gerry Cov.r,, in deed book IS A. page 2ls, shall;
by requr st of the beneficiary In said deed proceed
TUE DAY the 14th February, 1871. at O'Clock
?. 81, the Two FRAME TENEMENTs Located
ss described. The LOT fronts on the east line Oh
, 2lst street 10 by y feet. . -
l. TERMS Sufficient in cash to defray the eXo
penses Of SALE and tn pay off certain bond OF T6oo
on same from the Isl February. ls7l, until day OF
| sale the remainder Of the purchase money on
| such terms and In such way as the SAID Jonn u.
Schmidt shall prescribe and direct; on his failure
SO to do, in such way as the trustee may THINK
pToner. ,,.r, n.o
| fe 8 AtG. w EIMNN, Irustee.
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By w. &odd1u,
AuctIoneer and Real Estate Agent.
Corner Of Eleventh and Bank streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE AT AUG
" TON OF FIVE DEoIRABLE SMALL
BRICK HOUSES or WEST MARSHALL AND
LEIGH sLREETs-By virtue Of decree Of the
Chancery Court OF Richmond, ense: ed On the nth
dav Of February, 1871. in the case Of Cullen vs..
Cuieo, &C., the subscriber, special commissioner
appointed Ior the purpose. VIII sell NJ auction,
upon The pre- nises, IN THURSDAY, AFTER
t T TH ifs DEsiaABLE BECK DWELL
INGs, situated on the north side Of Marshall
street, at its intersection with the west line OF
Madison street, each having front ofiss feet by
$50 feet, to wide alley. And. immediate " there
after, TWO OTHER DESIRABLE BRICK
DIV .LLING;S on the south side OF Leigh street,
door west of Sd stree. each 10 feet inches by
125 feet. s..-... .s-
All OF this property commeuds itself 10 those de-
string small ri s;dences tor IN Investment, as II
IS in an improving nelehborhood in The west end
or the city. he property Ia sold for division
among the heirs, and the title IS per feet.
TERMS: 'ne-tolriho of The purchase money In
cash, The residue In three equal tnssslments az 4,
and IL months. for negotiable notes, with inter.
est added from dy OF SALE and title TO be detained
until ell the purchase money Is pa1o. The pur-
chasers to pay tsxeJ tor tie present year.
PATRI * CULLBN, M. d,
feI3 commissioner
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nEIs1poLns.. ExT1sAor nUcsIu.
A PERM ANENT CURE OF GRAvE Ell
TryRLvE YEARS STANDING
STONE PAssEDAND TO
RE gEEE .ys a

- 4 BURNSIDE, CONN, Dec. ID, 1909.
Or. Helmbold:
Dear Sir,-It Is with much pleasure tdRt write
you upon facts respecting myself DO not Kno"
hardly how to express myself. have been 'or the
last ten or twelve years the greatest sufferer man
could be and live but more sometimes than otnets.
The complaint was the IS kidueys'' and bladder"
Have consulted doctors both in Massachusetts, AID
this state and taken pills may aay by the quart,
also iquored medicines; but found no reilei
from any, and got worse the last six mon! rs.
was go that ] could scarcely get about.
I could not rest night or day. II would
soon have been tell mp" with me III j
had no, seen your advertisement in The Berkshire
Courier headed =" Kidneys" read It through
and thought would try It. purchased ootIle,
but, mind you, ] had not much faith IN IL. My
should I, when I had been trying so many things
and cost me SO much Well, began taking 1t, ana
before had taken the first bottle felt bad but
finished It and got another. BY the time took
half of the second still got worse tapparentis)
When walked IL seemed as II my right Roney
was falling from its place. and felt really BAD.
felt 40 before had finished the second thae hao
M ade M my mind 1t was no use trying any more
and all this time the 'Buchu " was doing its work,
Int did not know1t so gave 1t up ana went 10
Hartford, to one OF the best doctors In the CITY.
He said It was the neck Of the bladder ana snouo
have to undergo 2n operAtious AAe gov la 1890
cine. and went home quite down-hearted. On
SUNDAY was unable to 60 to church. had not
taken any of his medicines, but on my return con-
tinued using "Buchu," and late In the sfternooH
OF that day passed the ugiest stone or gravel you
ever saw covered over with little pieces which col
lected together. 1t looks the color OF mud. tur-
tie, and hard as q flint So you see the ''Buchu "
was doing its work, although was feeling so
badly. procured another bottle, thinking there
might be others; but since that passed. which 49,
eight weeks ago last Sunday, have been as wen
as ever was In my life. have the stone securely
vranped ard those who have seen 1t In this plsce
are surprised. This is a true story OF my case
and Won are welcome to make such use Of my name
as You think proper. am pretty Wen known In
Rarkshirc; also in Connecticut. The ADVERTISE
ment saved me. Why not publish more? The
Springfield Republican is widespread paper.
II any one wishes to see this wonder they can
do so. I could write al day, but think have
asfd enough for this time, as remain, ever your
well-wish0r, ECW ARD u. NJ" ARD,
Paper.maker, Burnside Hartford county. Ct
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AUgTlGW 9AE.Ehs--gsHtuFe Days.
By Cook q Laugheon. AHctionesrs,
Corner OF Governor and Franklin .treets.

TOR SALE AT AUCTION. by virtue
e Of decree pronounced by the 0hancery Court
OF the citytof Richmond on the. 7th day OF Feb
ruary, 1871, in the suit of Dill,s executrix, &C.,
against Din and Others. shall a. SPECIAL s9m
pubic auction. on the premises, on FRIDAY,
ah day Ers5r9sgs 1sT g AT M ,hs ss ds
thereto. on the south side OF Clay street, betwesn
LIST and Adams streets, 10 the city Of Richmond,
imme diately adjoining on the west the residence
OF ire late A. Dill. T. ~,
The lot fronts 10 feet on Clay street, running
back $50 feet tmore or less) to an alley 20 feet
wide. @sE
The improvements consist OF brick DWELLING
house, having basement, two stories and Ell at"
tic, with back building attached, containing al,
together twelve looms, besides smoke-house ana
stable. @--~s~75.r1
TERafs One fourth cash; remainder upon o
credit Of 8, IL, and Is months from day OF sale
purchaser to give nis negotiable notes Tor the
credit payments. with interest ADDED from the day
Of sale the title 70 be retained until the whole
purchase money is paid and The conveyance or
dered by the court, jos. G.. DILL,
: fel4-tds Special Commissioner.
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BY Isbell & sen,
Auctioneers and + cal Estate Agents,
Eleventh street, between Main and Bank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OFVALUA-
" BILE LITTLE FARM OF FIFTY -, AG IIlss
ABOUT THREE AND HALF MILES MEsI
OF THE CITY OF RTCHMONit. FRONTING
On DEEPEgN TTRN HI ANp S SrAptt 10
decree of the Circuit Court of the county Of Her
rico. rendered on the 9 day of November. ls5a,
in the case of Richard N. Tuck Us. Louisa 'hHitnn
ct al / shall, as special commissioner In SAID de-
cree named, proceed to sell at public auction,
upon the premises, on SATURDAY, the 18Th DAY
OF February, 1871, ut L. O'Clock NJ. the valuable
IITTLE FARM of FIFTY ACRES, being por-
ton OF the tract cor. EYED to T.. b. Shelton, deco
by J, B. Young, special commit soner, In the SUIT
OF Staples VS.. staples adm or &C., adjoining the
land of Hlr. w. S. WOodson.
of a division Of two good lots with front on eaca
road, and will be sold, If desired, N two lots Of
twenty-five acres each.
TERMS Une-fourth In cash, and the rematnd5r
upan credits Of six, twelve, and eighteen months.
FOR rgotiable notes, with interest added, ana the
title TO be retained till the whole purchase money
is paid and deed ordered by the court.
Ar. COURTNEY, Special C0m'r.
IsnErr a SOS Auctioneers. fe s tbs
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By Hill & Goddln,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers
No. ll08 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
HOUSE AND LOT, ON CHURCH HILL,
Ar AUCTIOF.-By virtue Of deed Of trust exc e.
Court of the city OF Richmond deed-book SO A,
page 4OoI shai proceed to sell at public auction:
on TUESDAY, the 4th day Of February, 1911, at
Of ground named in said deed. being the soulher1
half OF the squsre. bounded by Slst go n, ana
streets, containing ONE ACRs hav ,.I,s on fos
rooms in good order.
This place has on 1t sevsral kinds of fruit and
good shsde.trees good well of water. &C..
TERMS Cash as TO so much az Will defray the
expenses Of the sale and pay of q note FOR ss2o.
fe5 FRANK D. HILL, Trustee.
Also, 10 BUILDING LOTS Will be sold by re-
quest of the owner, cons listing OF the northern
Terms c1sy. HILL & GODpiN,
fa A Auctioneers.
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AND OHIO kATL.
" ROAD.-On and after MONDE ], sth Decela-
Der, 1870 the PASSENGER TE4 ms viii TuI! as

CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO FAIL.
~ ROAD.-On and after MONDE J., sth Decela-
Der, 1870, the PASSENGER Tx ms viii ru'! ss
follows: -.
mono and Stanton Except Sunjsy, b, swacg Sor-
donsville suc - lunton). leave Richmond 4. \.
IL. sTrt s. Stsunton ut 4:e8 Z. u. Lave st.nn-
ton at $3.50 g.. M, snd arrive S. Rjch!n1nd a. 1850
p. A., making close connections a. GUrd0nsUlie
ana Charlottesville with OIauge, AitXanirl- nd
Manassas railroad trains for Alexautrla, wash
kigton, Baltimore, Philadelphia. Ne" York, |os-
too, &C.; also for Lynchburg, knoxv,ile, Caat-
tanooga, Memphis, New Orleans. Montgomery.
Mobile, &C This train sill run TRI-Wt EKlY
between Stanton and White ;uphur on TUES
Day, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, VIZ:
Leave While Sulphur at $3.50 4. NJ. and arrive al
stanton ~ S:39 a. H.; leave Stauntlu at i:a3 L.
NJ, and arrive st White sulphur at 10 L. 81.
Going Vest, passengers uine at Gord9nsYilie
and sup ct Coyingt9n. Going East. hreakiss, 1.
Stanton and dine at Goruon5vi!le.
This train connects with stages as follows:
AT stanton for Lexington N atnral Bridge, and
Harrison burg. Passengers cannot 20 10 Licking
ton via Goshen, but must leave cars II sla.nLcn
AT Millboro' for Bath Alum springs, 10 miles
and Warm Springs, IS miles.
At W hite Sulphur springs for Lewisburg, smiles;
and Charleston, 100 miles,
THROUGH TICKETS Issued to all points
North West, and Southwest.
JAHES +. SWITZERLAND,
no29 General Ticket Agent
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REAT CLOs1NG-O SALE
BEFORE PURCHASING SPRING STOCK!
TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH OF
DRY GOODS
. TO BE SACRIFICED
PANIC PRICES!
SOLD sEyENTY-FIvE PER CENT. BELOW
COST!
SALE COMMENCING THIS DAY
TO CONTINUE FOE THIRTY DAYS ONLY
THE GREATEST BARGAINS
EVER OFFERED IN RICHMOND!
EVERY VARIETY OF GOODS!
Now is the time to buy anything and everything
you want
FOR A SONG
DUCKwALL & BorJss,
No. 1913 Ms. n street.
JAN. 20. lS7l. ja2s
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GALE OF LARGE AND VALUABLE
- REAL ESTATE.-By virtue Of decree OF
the Circuit Court Of Mecklenburg county, Va,
rendered at the October term thereof, 1870 In the
suit OF Boswell ys. penabfa. shall on WEDEES-
DAY, the lst day Of March. 1871, sell upon the
premises at uuhlic auction, the land known as the
HATCHER TRACT, This tract lies in Charlotte
county, adjoining the lands of ktohard Russell,
Judd, and others. and contains THREE Hun.
DEF d and THIRTY ACRES. The mpr0vements
consist IF good DIV ELLING-hOUSE and all
necessary out houses In good state or preserva.
ton. This land Is also very good and adapted to
the usual crops OF this section;
The BURTON TRACT. This tract lies in the
couupy OF Charlotte, adjoining the aforesaid
Home Tract" aud the lanes of Beckett and
Others. aud contains Two HUNDRED AND
THtRTY-SEVEN ACRES. The Improvements
tolerabIy good. J he land is Of pretty much the
same description as the other lands above de-
scri5ed.
TEE Ms +: Enough IN cash TO pay the costs OF suit
anu expenses OF sale, and the balance ona credit
Of !, 2, g. and years, the purchaser to execute
bonds, owed personal security for the de-
ferred payments, carrying interest from the dny
OF safe but should the purchaser pcefer, one-thi,d
cash and the b lance rs aforesaid without secur-
ity. In either Mt the tile to be reea!ued until
the whole OF tho purchase money Is paid. "a.
his being the third time this property has been
offered. the sale will be fna1.
Possesstonlgiven immee ately.
7s.. JOHN W. SPENCER.
re 2-@taWtcs 4 49, COMMISSIONER.
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By James M. Taylor.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
Dffira No. ITO Main street,

A VACANT LOT IN ADAMS VAL
N LEY FOR SALE At VIII be
sold on WEDNESDAY, the 18th day Of February;
1871, on the premises. ut - O'Clock =. NJ. u LOT
fronting on Federal street, between Baldwin and
Lowndes streets, 80 feet inches, and running
back 1874 feet
Terms: One-third cash; the balance at three
and six months for negotiable notes, interest
added, secured by deco of trust.
fe ii JAMES NJ. TAYLOR, Auct.
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By Lyme C Brother,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,

TWO BEAUTIFUL AND VERY AT
4 TRACTIVE BUILDING LOTS, SITUATED
on THE NORTHWEST CORNER OF TW ,tdT,
IY-THIRD AND GRACE STREETS, FOB
SALE Ar AUCTION.-We shall, at the request
of the owner, sell 1T public auction, on the pre-
misses, on FRIDAY, the 18th day of February;
1871, NJ O'CLOCK 2: NJ; those two desirable ana
described, having, without any exception, one OF
the finest views in the city, which can never be
obstrucIed With n front on the north side Of
Grace street each of 30 by $50 feet to All ALLY 20
feet wide.
TERMS: One-:hird cash; the residue of the
Bic no,es interest added, secured by Il trust deed.
fell LYME 4 BROTHER, huct5.
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By Lyme & Brother.
Apct!oneers and Real Estate Agents,
No. 1912 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TWO
v FRANE TENEMENTS SITUATED ON
THE SOUTH SIDE OF LEIGH, BETWEEN
FoU RTEENTH AND FIErEENTH sTREETs::
AT AUCTIUN.-In execution Of decree OF the
Chancery Court OF The city of Richmond in the
cause of Kirhy vs.. Taylor and ais. entered 30th
Novem DER, 1870. the undersigned, IS commits
sioner thereby appointed, will sell at public au2-
ton on the premises, on " NEsDAY, the 18TH
day Of February, 1871, at 4o'clock T.. NJ, the Two
FRAME TENkMENTS located as described
containing three rooms each, and the usual out
buildings.
The lots 'front.' together 45 by 90 fett to an alley
8 feet wide.
Terms: One-fourth OF the purchase money
cash balance ut g. 10 Is, and % months, for nego
tiapl notes interest added, and title retained I'M
I'll all the purchase money is paid:
F. p, TURNER,
SeA SpeciBl Comm isSiOner.
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BY s.. @. Tardy & Co., Auctioneers.
nN A. CREDIT OF FOUR MONTHS.
TWELVE HUNDRED BARRELS FINE OLD
pITRE RYE WEISEhY AT AUCTION.

+. On THURSDAY, 9th day Of March, 1871, we will
sell OF our warehouse, in the city OF Richmond,
commencing st IL O'Clock,
1900 barrels PURE RYEsWHIsKEY.
old and very fine. IN prime jron-bound cooperage,
This Whtskey is to be sold by consent and at The
request Of parties rested, In order TO wind mp
the estate OF a deceased merchant who held 1t rs
an investment. It was distilled under his direc-
ton, and no pains or expense spared TO make IL
as pure can be produced.
This SALE no. onty In res oect to the quality OF the
goods, but in Its magnitude. presents attractions
which buyers cannot TAIL to apprec ale, anu IL
must command the attention OF the large trace.
and of all who are in want Of PURE RY l. WHls-
KEY.
II will be sold on credit Of four months for ap-
proved negotiable paper. ,...
&c 14-dtds =. Q. TARDG & W,
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BY Hill L. Goddin, Auctionecrs;
No, HOS Main street.

COMMISSION ER'S SALE OF ONE
~ SQUARE OF GROUtD, WITH LARGE
CHURCH HILL.-By virtue of a decree entered
In the Chencery COURT of the city of Richmond on
the 5th day of November, 1870, In the case OF
Commissioner therein appointed 1 shall proceed
to sell, on FRIDAY, 18th February, 1911, at 4
O'Clock, on the premises, the valuable improved
SQUARE OF GROUND bounded By n ana o,
2stn and 2eh Streets having fruit Of various kinds
asparagus beds, grapes &c, shade trees, and an
excel,en. well OF water. The building Is large
frame dwelling; stables, &c.
TERMS One-third cash balance In 8 and .12
months with interest added at per cent, tile
tanned ntil"purchese money Is all Eaid
fa7 Z, T.. EbDDfI. COm'r.
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By James II. Taylor.
Real Estate Agent and AactIoneer,
~ ONCE No. lilo Main street.

TWELVE VACANT LOTS, IN TIE
Il PLANS OF BELyIDE ERE AND SIDNEY,
EOR SALE AT AUCTION. w Ill be sold on the
premises, on SATURDAY. the 18th day Of Feb
iuary. 1871. at ~ O'Clock P. D., TWELVE VA,
CANT i.oIS, on Pine, Laurel, and Cherry sts.,
& TERMS One-thifd cash: the balance at four
and eight months, for negotiable notes. interest
added, securea by 9 deed OF trust.
= feIa JAMES NJ, TAYLOR, Auct'r.
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BY Grubbs & Williams.
Eleventh, between Main and Bank streets,
Main, between 14th and 18th streets.

VALUABLE FARM NEAR RICH
FM ND FOR HALE.-Belng desirous OF re-
turning TO my legitimate business, offer for sale
INV FIRM Of 234 acres, 2t miles from the city, on
the Williamsburg turnpike and YORK River rail-
road, two-thrds of which is open land, sufficiently
rolling for good drainage medium loan on clay
sufl-soil throughout divided into eleven fields of
from 10 to 20 sores. nine of which have been since
the war heavily MANFRED, and produce finely the
ususl crops. especially clover and timothy hay,
sixty tons of which sold last year at s22 to 500
per ton at whoesale. Almost all the fields are
I'm er good post and rail- fence. The hillside and
growing ND fully In oak ard hickory, with about
200 cords G. pine standing, which furnishes excel
leut pasture for the catte during the summer.
The improvements consist OF plain but COM
fort abe DVr EiLINI, with four large rooms,
pantry and Two -gto,y kitchen connecting by COW
cred passage. servants quarters and large fowl
hOu e; two large, substantial two-story barns.
one new s5 by IS feet with foorcd tolls for seven
horses and seventeen cattle feed room, corn crln,
and storage for 100 tons OF hav the ether dS by
SO; five excellent hog pc IS with floors and sheds.
Both house and barn supplied WITH s never-fsilipg
supply OF spring W ster. by a hydraulic ram.
Productive ga-cen with fifty dwarf pears, ard
Young orchard # i've acres with select fruit.
Thirty acres of corn land. now plowed, and 800
l0sds of manure on hand. Crop Of winter oats
seeded. The purchase: may buy the entire stock
OF teams, cat le, and implements, all OF which
were selected with care and sled by expert nee.
The farm would, on account OF Its location. make
one OF the most profitable nurseries In the United
of the mos. desirable farms near the city.
For terms, apply TO Messrs. GRUBBs WILL
LIAMs. Richmond on the premises to -.
Ia 20 Iaw4w Il. w. HDESAiGER.
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RICHMOND AND PETERSBuRG u. Z. Co.,>
RICHMOND, Jan. %, 1871.
yIHHE TEAMS ON THIS ROAD

3 run Us folio rs:
The mail trains Leave Richmond ~ 2:ls 2. ".
ana 2:a, Z. NJ; aDdlesye Petersburg & u.aj a, II.
and 7:20 P. "a.
sreiSat trains, with passenger car s:tache1,
and leave Petersburg daily al $3.50 4. n. and 90
p. IL.
The s:45 A. NJ. train will not leave Richmond o.
SUNDAYS, and the 7.2b p. n. train win no. leaye
Petersburg oG SUNDAYS.
Passengers for Norfolk will take the 2.a5 +. 81.
daily train. 49,
PASSENGERS fraln Glove Hill will lake the A. u.
train on Mondays, W ednes days, and Frid,ys and
returning leave either Richmond or Peters uurg
on the same days. a. 80 Z. 81
The natl trains will run through stopping only
at Chester. K. b. hASEY,
IA % Ticket and Freight Agent.