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\ T. a A.
4 toMMlSSloNEhc SALE Wy fALUa-
" BILE Iron AND TIMBER LANDS IN Al
LEGlIANY COUNTY, Va. AT LONGDALE
AND CLIFTON FORGE. On TIL ClIESA-
PEAkE AND OHIO lsAlLROAD.-Purs,ial,t 10
decree 81 AleShany 'rcult court pinhounced In
the cause of Montague 81 as. rs. is!lan J.. Alex
AMER, we VIII, "a commissioners proceci To sell at
public anctou 10 the highest BIDDER, on the ocrii
DAY OF NOVEMBER ls72, at clifton Forge, ut
o'clock of that day. The following 81 VEN TRACTS
OF LAND. Del"l.iiiS 10 ". i' AicAahu"r. COM
pr!sins IL nj! 1000 ACRh5, situated immediately
81 and around Lonedaie d"po Oh DOH slces oi Jack
sons river. ut Clifton toIec l,.
No. lille Il II - tCHth TRACT,
2,o73 3-i acrs, on west SIDE 81 'acEsono lEcf con-
t,iniug Clifton Forge aud turutc". There ai4
promising appearances Of an abundance Of iron ore
throughput this tract. u mas 4 frontage al inAe
and u half on jackGrr'5 river. and l,Ge water
power said TO bo unsurpassed I'm Tie state. Il cX-
tends to within two hundred yards OF Clifton Forge
depct.
No. 2.-G7 1-S acres across JaChSous river, ONO
site No. |: promising indications Of iron.
No 3-j.G12 acres between Cowpasturc river aud
Wilson's creek Jhi; /: hcaviI, tultsr.d the Chs
apc,kc and ohio railroad runs through II, and Il sur
rounds I.ong,ialc depot
No. !.--WILSoN'S HiLL TRACT il.Et acrcfi, on
Iach&CHS river opposite to NJ. aud adjoining No.
2. covered With excellent timber. pom II l. 4 iairr
orc lruk formerly extensively worked for the CHI
ton Forge and iron prOh.b!y exists Throughout the
entire tract. Within few hundred yarIs e IL
Uucs an ore bark las recently boon opened - Mr.
Peters for GuIto furtac"; eoins ten toas are uiiY
taken from t. and The ore - icrortci ~ have given
i-flcton II adiC!Hs No. -, aud y only scDEaat1
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srsas Grant Eashcs EaoEs abont Pol
- lilies.

correspondent Of the Cincinnati Volks-
blats has had an interview with Dir. jesse q.
Grant. which Il thus translated by the In
qu'rer'
"Do ven know the father Of the Pres-
dent, old Jesse Grant," said my friend H.,
on walnut street, to me day before .catcr-
day.
go aIong with ne.
ily friend insisted OF introducing me TO
IN. Old ;.cni;rman. He called cut my name
!, iIr. Gnaut. which the latter repeated seIe-
raj ii,nr., aud tEcn declared that he did not
know me.
lie asked ,nr to 10 seated. ] did 80,
whorouppn III continued:
Can d. any thing for you with my son
| lys@c,. the President? H. docs not treat
III, rlrnl al ali. There lie has Hcni nica lh'h
into the pc>t-o.lirr. one 81 The greatest -, -,
n ,l;c coiiutry. Financially h" hay DE ail
riri,t Int lie receives everything ana SENDS
aTnrI,i,;r,,- or yilhou; asking me- But THIS
| i. uol,ody's fault but fond'S, the postmaster
here in Cincinnati. never was III favor OF
his appointment,
interrupted the old gentleman by telling
him that ne ryuld do nothing for nc through
the President, being q Liberal hcpuhilr;'n.
"Ncll," said hr, i'll u long diawn-ont and
i;.al,rriu;p! tone. "tity vot" with the
forln|s. retc,s against Ulysses, my son, the
Frr>ilicn."
"%ot with al Of tlcn." ! replied, be
,,,,Sc General Johnston and Colonel NoSby
were arrant rebels and now work Tor Grant
"rcS. Johnston. knew him when
child. whcv he attended the school for cjdcts
n Wet Point with uy son Ulysses, me
riesidcut. He was always good lr!cnd q
lny sons -.
The conversation soon turned upon puhhc
characters, and ! asked him, = Mr. Grant,
what do YOU think Of SIMMER:
..-tuligr," hc replied. well, simmer
have r,,ycr considered VI great man, and
INV .pn ULYSSES. the President, does not rate
him Vel bi-h either. ! have special gift
/ have procured il great many persons IE;ccs
iarru.i nv son Ulysses. the Pre-. idcnt, hll
they have -, turned out Gnaucia'l. correct
%u,cYar anoilnts h nothing. and | never
con i,lrreJ him a meat man. But ! VIII
nan,r YOU q 4rca- nlan, and that Is General
o-an"
"Wnrt Is your opinion, then, ateHt
2chuyzT'
" bout whom p
rAbout ;.,na.vr *chMz.'
Don't SNOW him. Ncve, hoard about
hinl.'
"Nha,. vou never heard ai"ut ~'hur5.
TIC Great Srnator SrAiirz who opposed The
ryc,iltg.i, -" shnr',
"<.,rr. 'rbr iu,t i. doni Know any
.irrjn.na cHreir Ua>,HliIck, auH iiate ii:li
almost =, ;nur!, =. DO ;iai=t".'d. 81 -" :@h.-
mayllui. Iil..;yna !. nHr without i'r'h'-
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. TySpAIL--A Few Woaps FROM a LATE
IFcTtRE.-From the Saturday evening lee
t,,re l,y Mr.. Tyndall II, Boston we make an
extract: IS.
) Lights. he says, may be poiarized in va
ri aty of ways. Reflection is one OF the ways
Here is a beautiful crystal of Iceland SPAR
II YOU look at 0 dot through 1t you will see
two. II splits n ray of light into two parts.
On passing a beam Of light through it two
circles of light appeared Oh the screen. IN
rrtfecting these images TO The ceiling and side
If The room each one alternately dlSar-
reared, showing that polarization had been
produced by the Iceland spar: The tournn-
line produced green iula2" III enc circle
aud 2 black one in the other.
While crossing the Atlantic. which ! was
hlupiy enabled TO do wiihout-we with
ont disturbance Of my health, ] watched
the ocean waves. noticed that ~ here they
crossed each other the water was tossed up
into pyIanidai heap. usually surmountod
hv n crest If foam, and the wave reached al
almost double height. When crest crossed
a hollow. they uelltrsli1ed each other. This
is called the principle OF interference, aud It's
existence In tie waves Of light was flrst
established by that great philosopher Young.
This was illustrated by two tuning-f@rks
sounding in unison. On loading one slightly,
50 Is to change the tone little, succession
Of beats was heard. The waves at first conf
bined, then intertered and neuralizcd, then
combined again. md so produced the beats.
The same holds good with light.
We may. OH this principle, produce color
without cnGiing matter. Several beautiful
experiments illustrated this, showing that
colors were caused by passing light through
thin films. \ tray of water vas placed III
front of the electric lamp. and the light re-
fcc,cd from it, surface TO the screen. Waves
were seen passing across, and were reflected
from side to side. On dropping through a
pipe.tc drop Of OIL Of tnrpcniinc upon the
water thin film was produced, and most
beautiful array Of coors appeared upon the
screen. Two pieces of glass c!amr@d to-
::cttIcr produced similar effect.
Newton Investigated the cause Ct these
cnlors, and found that they depended upon
lie thickness Of the film of air or other me-
diuu,. lie measured tic thickness of soap
bubble ly lis relations TO color.
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aouss,orn Chains Cssrssnsssion,

WAsalNG9os. October 29.Thc Southern
Ggiuls Commissioners to-day heard the claim,
amounting TO $4,000, o.: the estate of the
late Albert 81. Aiken, Of Aihen's Landing,
Virginia, where tie exchange OF prisoners
took place during the war; a. NJ. McCauIey,
a neighbor of iiken's, appeared, and rccitcd
Various acts Of disloyaIty on The Kart Of the
deceased, whose loyalty lad been testified to
By General Lorenzo Thomas aud others.
The commissioners to-day decided that
they win not reopen any eases which they
have reported To Congress as tlsaliowed, ex-
eept andag tie same circumstances Us tie
co2iit3 Of law gan; new trials That is, the
discovery Of new aId material evidence no,
kaoysiI or aitelaphis III Lie linp Of ti,e orr.
gina, heatins,
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WAsHisGros. October 29--Ih2 I"inh's's 81
will continue falling in the Noitb"G,' ana W
the Mississippi and lower ONO 'aa,s ,, "ni,
over Lakes Michigan and superior, WI"
brisk and high sOuthea>tcr'y 10 souIn" ~
erlv winds, threatening weather. "''u ,"u.
Ia tae Western Gun Ht't'S'
,r,,,aD threatening weather, and ram.
- 'A ~. E,s.crn and south Atlantic States
',n,,hnastrr,v - southca<tcr|y winds, cloudy
Irca,inr. and occasional light rain. From
NIichIl3n 10 Like Ontario, aud thence tn the
AlleghaHics, norhcas'criy I" soi,i'ra> ,,,,,
winds and cloudy wcaih"'. rex Nc" s;hS,
,,nLandthe Middle STATE. generally clear
weather and northcrly TO ca,;crly winds. III"
Pacific reports arc missing.
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r. wellington GCciiir.
N.al IsNtIr lEtI.I MN NHVNNHt'T'
corner % Eleventh ana Bank strryi#.

EXECUTORS SALE o. MD>V 1t.
IL yEhCTiNE real. I>TAIEn - THANK.
LIN. NkI>..tN!; AHAn: STREETS, iI4C.E-
HOLD FURNITURE. SD cE"rrtor ~ it' ~"
ar~. Elizabeth Anne Morris deceased. ana E niue
of thu powers cunicllti on nc rs hgv w. .as4
sell - auction, on the premises. ~ Mc\'IAi l.'
9Th pr h"ycmrc-, l.72: commenting nj = 2cln"E J..
NJ the valuable REA.. ESi ATE 9i Which i.2 iaie
Richard g. Morris resided al ;hc :rtc N his dt.ii'
aud which ha dcrie"d n hIs wit','r. the let UT.
Elizabeth Anne Morris. situated lie south oi'"
OF Franklin street. and fronting thereon 10 feet,
running back tic vest !irC al Admin srrti -
fest 10 Main street. on "hicN Il hain Ike i,o,.t -
l32 feet ui,d 'ioGneI on thr west b. thcI ~ "b,
';cuelIl Joseph X. Anderson now RESIDE" I"e
dwelling is d la-rc ana elegant Que, cou.gIrrs 10
The basement ivcrocms, on tie !.t lcor I've r8ot.'
AMI on the second der tuur large Cl:uuIcr~. II"
interior is fniEri in a costly ara elegant narrcr,
with n.arhl. mantes mahogany doors, and ia5Nil 10"
modern Improvements usually found N ! lTst-e'"9"
Tie property will he =uh-diytcd according /" 4
plat If surrey 10 ae exhibited NJ the sale. !" me-
wide 10 the lot on The ";ss 'AJ1 .'.i I" S3!a @r;
10 filc lot on IN" west. with handsome h!:ca - r
wants hofEe thcrcoa 3"Al55 feet 10 said alley. t@c
land Oh the north side Of Main s,rc,t "lIl ic .'-
d;yel into four lots each 52xt55 rct to At! t'l'T.
OF onc OF which there Is lars" brick .is@i' sH'
ca!riace-house.
desirable and Improving part Of or city. 80" :. ="
well AMI I,,vurahiy Known that further Gca.T. ION
t. Gcc;rcd UNNECESSARY. Posses !3n S'cu IL " "a"
day.
ilpNs: Onv-th!rt cash halaEcr ut 4. y, ard i
months bearing six per cc1t. interest. b'ii~fcSif
ar. nj the option oI IN" purchaser "e,Hli cs,!'
huancc al !, ?. aD,! ycarS. lcr!u" cg!; pr ccE'.
Der anrlr. half-yearly. secured !! itct Of 'f':s'
IN. the following THURSDAY. IN HQrsm1,F.
~: cn!2m,"ncing =: 10 oG!ocN - ~; a.! .. 81,
Lc sod. embracing every srttcIc usually found IN d
''i iso. t;r" very fIe HOODED MICH COWS.
fresh 10 the ptil.
The dwelling can be daily from Il @,c"c~.
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kcsasuu,a Fair uII Garlic S;sG;s.

Especial telegram 10 Tie lsla'ch.J
I.EEsnCHG, Vs.. October 22.-Thc twelfth
annual fair and cattle show OF The LoudoUn
Agricultural Society commenced here to-day.
aud promises TO he one OF the largest and
t,st exhibitions ever held in the county.
Vhe exhihlat;n. character or the weather
i ye1y favorable. and the a!lyu,lancc larger
tEan ever before on the Irst day c>hibi-
ton.
The display u hn!Srs, raItlr. shccr, antl
hogs Is good, whit iii cthsr department,
Qre well sustained,
1 Gne band Ct music Is IN at.*ndauce.
Hon. Thcn!ls swan VIII deliver the I'd
dress at noon tomorrow.
The premium og City dollars Cor the fastest
racksr owned n Loudoul !0r SIX months
was awarded 20 Thomas u. Ay-cs :or Liz bay
marc.
Il Is regretted that cur fair is held at the
sans time as the State fair, rs May q or
fasmeys desired to attend both.
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nv Lee & fiu,l.!ln. Auc.tcntcrS,
No, llI3 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF DESiHA A.
1 yEtF%NtLL FARM N IIEERlCO COUNTY.
NEkP The CITY or E!CHMQ%D. Pursuant
10 a decree Of the Circuit Court Of Hehrco COUNTY
nrr,6unccsi in the chauccry suit Of klninei rs
![iran,L the undersigned. Speci:l commissioners
viii. Oh WEDNESDAY, tue 9th day Of Soyelnhfr;
lss2 ~ l. O'Clock 81. III front ~ the court Mouse o.
irrrrico COUNTY proceed Ia scll ~ public auction
th,t desirable smell fhEfI situate about two mile.
i,ov tlc city Of l,ichm"Ed. continuing y ~ 80,
ACRES. mere ~ lcss. adjoining me t!''ts - 11''i'
g. EDner, H. IS. Roper. and others. ,,.
Tr,;.t, or SALT: nuc-thr'! CASH 1'h the reSi,ine
,n credit. 81 end J, months. the purchaser eNeIn,
in,, Iii rp-.,trh,t notes therefor, with per c"ut.
in.rrr~i pn!r :aI tHr til" reiIlun! ny Ia: court
tlrrtil The cnri.c purchase uluncv r. i'ali;
{. =. TURNER.
H. i. ATKINSON. jR"
snn.inl .nM,Miss nlM.ta.
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G~TATl}'S INTEREST Is THE BRIDGE
- ACROSS JAMES RIVER Al LICK RUN. IN
THE COUNTY OF EorET0URr, OFFERED
FOR SALE TO TIE HIGHEST RlpDEE.-~ln
agcorIncc with the provisions Of act o. Assent
by approved March Is, s34, entitled San act 10 .u-
thortEc The sale OF the states interest IN the bridge
across James river at Lick ran, In the county Of
Rotctcurt," the Board OF Pebble Works hereby offer
Tor safe The INTEREST referred 10 iii said act.
This bridge was constructed by the Buchanan Turn
pike Company. and the Commonwealth interest
amounts To threc-itths of the WHOLE. Parties &C.
sirinS 10 purchase invited 10 examine Tor iheGl-
selves. Sealed proposals FOR tie purchase OF the
STATES INTERSTATE, ihrce-;its'is o.. the pro-
nerty-payablu IN State bonds III par ten days after
stlcwls, he received by the Board OF Public Worhs
untlf SATURDAY, November 9th next. and on that
day =. l. O'clock these PROPOSALS viii he opened by
the hoard aud III. States Interest la the property
dlspcced Of to the highcet bidder Ent the Board Of
Public Works reserves The right 10 reject sny aud al
bids. Proposals should u Endorsed. Proposals for
the purchase or the states interest IN the bridge
across James river ~ Lick runs" and addressed 20
the undersigned.
by order OF the Board Of Puddle Works
WILLIAM u. COZ. FNAS,
L &C 2l-M&Wtd Secretary.
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vy.y,o,, n.:.s Wen. il, 4I.aE:o sa>,i;s".

WILSON ES.ss '. cS:- ti' : ssHz - r.', '''''
is;..eial tcl"gr,n 10 iir ni-i'a'"h'i
tnAgLo- rsri,ar, ". Dcto'rr -. II he
courthouse WI. crow deA this c,cn'nl: with
e4acr listeners rs the grca, lin: :! IL" Ea.ll'
G.! party were 10 hold forth.
Ex-Governor Wells commenced. l!e read
documents to prove that }lr. Greeley had
pnokcn against General Lee, the southern
soldiers, Ct. Ii spoke :! Genera! Lee "s y
I.eai lero, Ut which TIC house roared
with rpp!aaeo, liz said G"nnal Lee
want int 'he Gontcderat" army not
foFamhiiion. iIhund"'s OF aii'|au>"1HioWcd
this Ittcr&Ncc,l White The Conservative boys
were Justify cheering for the good sayings
about General Lee, senator wilson entered
IL: courthouse and took his seat upon tie
beach. Wells closed hy SAY Ing few things
aNeu, reconciliation, and tben said he would
stop, q the uexl Vicc-iresdent had arrived.
G. 4. Thompson, the Krd!cal chairman,
introduced Senator Wilson. he commenced
by saying that for the l!i>t thirty years he had
desired to visit this place, where Thomas
Jefferson lived, died, and WAS buried. l'c
bad not come here 10 ask the people TO vote
fer Kim. The Republican party had put
their candidate, in tho field, and they i'll
tended 70 eject them. lie afterwards said ii
the reonle chose to vote for bin lie should
be glad OF il. lie praised Virginia aMa her
area: statesmen or fcrm"! DAY, II which
tilo youuS Americas gave Il grand ch"ci !;
when lie said: "Iou caunet cheer
louder and more willingly for Virginia
than can." lie said he WAS ii Yam
kee anu all aboltionis', and had received
his PRINCIPLES from Washington, Jefferson,
Madison, Patrick Henry, &c, He wanted
Virginia 10 take again the lssu!i and influence
she Lad formerly held. General Grant Ii,
declared would be elected hy 3,0GQ,00C OF
votes; Pennsylvania Wou'd give .0.00o ma
ilyltv twmty-5crcu States would also give
him their electoral votes. aud Congress would
have tNu-thirti- Of lis UrMhcrs Republican.
liz spoke not over iittcru minutes. and hi>
whole speech WIGS ho,s, rnU hiag@uG0ciO.
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Vnsiii,;gt1ss E.eIiiS.

E,.r,ycrns. U,.to'er 29.--"iit2n =.
Crosby his been appointed consol-gcn@raI
at Rome. ....,
Thc Ancric,u-Bri;ish Claims Commission
.,a ,>erHbled yesterday.
The supreme Court %! tie United S'H'",
met to-day. There was iuIl ttnc. except
jude, Nelson and Davis.
Al the Cabinet meeting to-day on'r scrrc-
,ar:rs Fish uud BclEnap were il their CHAIRS
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BY Grnnhs 4 NllIla,as.
Aucit0nasrs and Real f-'atc &CcniH.
Eleventh street between Ml.u ani i%'rs,

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THE VAL.
- UAHLE FARM KNOWN A. MuNIEILn 49,
OK THE NECHAEItSSILLE TURNPIKE Two
MILES EAST OF RICHMOND.
Schtrmc.horn Iuthc Circuit Coat 81 !l'n-
Is. rico county.
ScEprucr.ur;I aud ais Decree eHterrl May =, III
In execution Of said decree viii - ! IL gEIH H
uIrou the premises. on MONDAY. I'll @! No'th'
Der, l.72 nj O'Clock T. NJ. the dover fl:i.r 81 ne
Schcrincrilorn estate. known Il; MuAtELt NA.'hi
containing about NINETY ACRES. ih"ui t""S
acres are III woods. and the rrst!H" l. HrJit" go.
soil. well suited for gardening 'll general i&',n'ny
The improvements co.'s. Il v! large iE'iihc'' a'i'
Ing with ten ruoms, Kitchen Win four rUvt7, i.l.H
&C.
There are Il numb": Of tine fruit trees. ald -"
dwelling Is situated Ia the laAdSult G!oNcoi "IiH
nal oaks III al this vlsinty,
With the iu,itcui, outiay Of n rtis"nHbi, sum 90
money this could IL made An exceedingly ~E'@'''
and valuable properly. ,..
Special attention Is !csI,ci ~ The fact thai Gi.u
ihis land there iucNhGu iic lr.is. -t'''Hs''l
worked for nauf years, 81 tie hErat n"r"IS 81!
known in VtrgiHlL,
TERMS: onc-!onrtb cesh: baltucn al si>, iMr',t y.
aud eighteen months Tor negotiable Ec't6 WIN -.
teresi added, aud Tile retained b. tie c"t nht 'H7
notes are paid.
Cuu,uig>tcGcf.
GKt-nDs & WILLIAMS, SMgt ~. etrs. @ =
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Se.s York s.cc,k a"s ssaue, w"rae

ye-s York StecIs nui ,sau", ""Es>'. :.
Ngw OK, October 20 Money r'"Sto u. :
ercens, Sterling. 1851, Gold, 'i-i % ~
Governments steady. States doli a''" p".'.'
.,.oar ra,,a.>c,.., "a; rcw. =. \'rSinias.
a. ,;nry 10. con>oIs. 81; deferred, 10. Louis
iana's, 52s; new. IS. L"'ec's' 90 49, o.
s1saana,. s.; -. 60. Georgia., il -
ga Sortb Carolina, 81; ncw, 20 s4"r.''
~ y. South Carolina, %; n"'v, 80
ANIL and October. g.
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rTRUsTEE's SALE OF. VALUABLE
"A. FARM In TIE COUNTY OF FLUy4sEA.
ON BYRDsCEEEK. CONTAINING TWO HUN.
DIED AND THIRTY ACRES OF LASjI-By
virtue OK deed or trust executed III William b.
Spced, trustee for 5lrs. L. a. Snccd dated 2tt, day
OF January, lses, and Of record IN lie clerks 6fics
Of FIuyanna county Va, ID. q. D. ss.l TO secure
20 John c. Hughes the payment OF two negotiable
notes for fifteen hundred and eighty.fivc dollars
tsi5s5) and five hundred and forty-threc dollars
l:5ia and default having been made In the payment
or The first-named note, md being required 90 10 do
By the holder of said note, shall proceed to sell, on
the premises, on TUESDAY, 18th day Of Sosem-
her 1872 at II O'Clock NJ, the property described in
said deed-to wit: s
That piece or parcel Of / AND lying and being In
the county or FlHcsnDI, on Byrti creek, and con-
taiuiug TWO HUNDRED AND THiKIY ACRES,
being the sans real estate conveyed to the sssd
William u. Suced, trustee. Us aforesaid. By John G.
Hughes hy deed dated 25t:i January. l;s3 and the
ailnc Inherited By sud Hughes b. the Lost will OF
John HnGhes-said deed ard VIII being OF record In
the County Court clerks Office VI Fiuyanna county.
TERMS Sufficient in cash TO dnfray expenses OF
executing this trust aud TO pay of said note OF
.l555 with interest from isttanuary. is6a, until paid
baance NJ such time rs said william g. sneed or his
persona! representative may direct.
oc2s y. NJ. LEE. Trustee.
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By Lyme & Brother,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
Nh 1912 Malu greet.

VALUABLE FARMS, MILL-SlTEi, :,
CITY AND SUBURBAN PROPERTY, Fol:
cir = Wa nfrcr for sale Il large nunt@r OF
VhLTAELE FARMl. In nearly all the counties ,is In
East Virginia. ranging in price from 70 to ito per ef
Vi,,r;, hoIur On james river and In MI the coun-
t,ns contiguous TO the city OF Richmond
BESIDES the farms. also Office SONG ., 10 nS.
pFoprRTY. embracing warehouses, stores nca''-
tiIrl residences. aud vacant l"t:. t.,,
The great advantage In soil. ciat e. sonchins
,I, market are unrivaed. and for parties "lsillng
to Invest We offer great inducements We snereI r
,o eli to write or call In person at orr Office
'S'''' ~ LYME & BROTHER,
c IN Real Estate Agents.
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BY Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneerr,
Eleventh street between Dlaiu and Bank.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE VALUA-
i BILE LITTLE FARM CALLED WEST
HAMPTON. ON TIE WESTlIAM ROAD. FOCK
NILES AND HALF WEST OF RICHMOND
IN execution OF the provisions OF deed Of trust from
w. Z. Lawton To Luclen Hin, dated 10Th October
1888. and recorded IN HeErco County court Office
being thereto required by the assignee OF the credit
Tor. we tile undersigned substituted trustees. will
sell at auction, upon the premises, on SATCRDAY,
2d November. 1872. ut ~ p. The LITTLE FhHM
above referred TO, containing FORTY-OSE AND
4 HALF ACRES, running back tn the canal.
The improvements consist OF 4 good FRAMED
DWELLING with about six rooiGS. tie usual out
houses, aud good orchard.
TERMS: The deed prescribe8 sale for cash. but
authorized TO state that more favo-ab!e terms
will be made known nj the time of sale.
VI. NJ. GiLIihM,} c, n,..
OF W INUN IL. GI-Y. NNO. lrusteeS.
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R,,r,voas, October a9.-B!ind Tcn won
the hurilc-TacG to-day; time, Ais Locnie'
Nas the iayorito II four to oAa.
lTcd3c won the second race t:Al", 10 !.
Joe Daniels won tie third lT;co: tine, 100
and 1866. ArzoHn won the fourth race
time, 3:59 ana $50 J,
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ZOE SALE PRIVATELY, several very
y desirable HOUSES IA the town Of Manchester,
suitable either for residences or for business pur
pase;, auI any Number OF BUILDING LOTS IN
various parts OF The Town.
Also. several FARMS IN Chesterfield AID adia-
ccat counties, some OF which lstctass estates,
lying J.n,es river above and below Richmond, u
uIiccs exceedingly reasonable. -
ucld ROBERTSON & BROSATGH
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81 y. X. WeI-IGcr,
Rcnl Es,nte AiIc;iOnccr. i0lS Nhln StrcHt.
y1OI-R VERY DESIRABLE BUILDIN'

TIOUR VERY DESIRABLE BUILDING
i LOTS OK IhWHENCEl TWELfIu All
SElIaIFS AND RAILROAD STREETS. Mn
CHESTER. AT hULTiDS.-Ry Request o. INC
o,.nerS. will sell, Oh the premises. on S\l oSD2
those valuable LOTS us abore-yiz.. 90 feet opro@
TO Mr Is. +. Owens. on Twelfth street. by i-S ieGi
,,rpr h.tvccu lTr Douglass iair'is and as: Mad
toTe Iii, is cclsi,ored one the prctlieSt lots IN
Manchester And those three 80 feet by l2si intS
on (JUnesl Thirteenth street IN rear OF Nlr: a. :.
Na6Gox's Eeing Scs. L, !. aad : i'll Nayos addition:
with an excellent tWo-stnry barn thereon. en!t OF
eGnd Ina.criuI. These lots will DC diHtdct -
The uearnrss OF this property 10 the PETERSBURG
dnnof i;,llr Isle an! Echnioui by the free bridge
and in m improv!ug part ct the town, SHOULD m
,tcc rer.or: IN want % building loi /" attend ms
sale. ,. ALI.
Str.r tlln sal, of the lots 10; Ui CIDAi' POcA ,
and, small lot OF IL A3ER VIII hc sold 10: casil.
- d. K. WElSI;EH. Auctonecr
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CAV FACTORY. Having purchased the

CAV FACTORY Having purchased the
~ entire machinery of the Saw Factory and Ma
chine Shop OF EDWARD BOYLE, Nos. lals and
We Shall carry on the SAW BUSINESS In all It's
branches Including the making aad repairing OF
Of machinery.
Ali work Win he promptly executed and at lowest
prices. We respectfully solicit the patronage of the
Mr.. FRANK HULCHER. and all of the best
hands who were In the employ OF the old firm, re-
main with Us. We shall engage the best worknsu
10 lio found tn the country.
% 2slln Il. u. MILLER d CO. Z