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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-30
nj won sather ,naustria! intsrest 81 the

and every ether industrial interest @ tt IS.
State. 3. IL. IS, i, Il;
- N ii 4 question no longer Of exliealenay
n,ereiy his one OF dire necessity g, OF ING
md tieat}f--t,atas producers VIZ must take
care of onr rights and interests I no pan
for organization and cooperation for future
action Is the very best that suggests itself 70
yo,Ir committee, and we recommend Its ado1.
ton. But we are welded to no set line OF
action. we have met for counsel ana con-
sultation, and if q better plan than the one
we recommend Is proposed we counse! It's
adoption. ant, win strive to make 1t emil
neptjy successful. Z. L. RAGLASD,.
~ "Chairnmn OF Committee"
Appended to the report was the following
note: -.
"IHajor r. L. Rag.and: Dear Sill
take pleasure in signing your very intens'
gent and practical report, and Wouia suS-
cest the propriety Of recommending 70 the
Convention the appointment of eommitRes
in every county-men to whom mi:nt De
assigned experiments In agriculture, win IN
structions 70 report annually to the Conven.
ton. From these various reports facts couid
ne established in one year, and an annual re-
port made up from them and published,
which would be valuable to every farmer.
Respectfully, r. NJ. ANDERSON"
After the adoption of the report on to-
bacco Mr.. w. p. BurweiI, OF Richmond, SUB
mittcd this resolution, which was uhahl-
mously adopted:
"Resolced, That the sense OF this councn
"a ,haf the late amended law making the tax
on manufactured tobacco UNIFORM ana re-
ducipc the same to twenty cents Is step I'D
the right direction, and that the planters Oh
virginia will hail with pleasure the DAY "he zen
the whole internal revenue on tobacco Will
be abolished"
1t was, on motion,
..Rcsolrsd. That the Chair appoint specia'
committees on finance, immigration, fertll-
izers, labor, and transportation, tobacco,
cereals, grasses, aud stock, horticulture ana
pomology and cotton, and that the same DC
announced through the press"
The Chair announced the following COM
mitsee to lay before the Legislature the re-
port of the Committee on Tobacco: MAJOR
Il. &. Ragland, William +. Hinton, Jr., D.
w. Morton, w. NJ. Burwell, Il. a. Black
well, III. a. Lockctt, Henry Stokes, 3. l.
Barrow, 4. r. HanIin, DR.. II. NJ. Anderson,
r. Z. Bridgford, L. d. Jones, - Richard
son. and Judge W. Fl. Mann.
After the usual civilities the Convention
adjourned sine die.
Hon. Z. Dromgoole is to deliver an adj
dress at the Academy of Music tonight.
ROBIN ADAIR.
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IS: AT sale. o,Dr,iS rrr,rffe
".
By u.ll & Goddin, Auctionccrs,
No: Hos Main street.

U,RITsTEES' SALE OF STORE AND
nWEIIING ABOVE. ON THE NORTHEAST
COfNER Of MAIN AND SECOND sTRHEEETI,ST;
IN a DWEILING ON SECOND SIREEI
GEAR MAIN STREET. AT .AUCIiQN.1b'
virtue of two deeds Of trust-one datcd 2.u anu tne
CHER the 2,th day of June, lsf2,-execused 10 te
Subscribers Inv Alice Walsh to secure respeclVel!
the sums of $4,000 and Sl,5oo, Win WE'VE H Ih
interest per annun. payable three ye.ts ooaG
hove ood and 9th days OF June 1872, both rccoroe9
in the Chancery Court Clerks Office OF RlcnH1onu
city being required so to do By the DencHcluie
theren nnIred we will sell on SATURDA ], Novenn-
her 3oth 1879. at O'Clock 2. NJ. OIL the prehiseSs
the LOT OF GROUND named IN tiie M M III GeG"'
having thereon BRICK STORE, WIN NV E ELL.
ING above fronting twenty feet on Main sn reet
and running along the e:tst slde OF oecohu S'iee'
ola hiysn ~ the LOT OF GROUND commencing sixty
i've feet from the corner Of Main and Second streets
fronting on Second street thirty Ieet aMG
ming hack twenty feet, having BRlCh 1ol AYE
thereon named In the second deed. .
This property Is In most desirable por1ioh Vi LUG
city. under good rental. o,, &C. 80 &c ,nrcb
TEAMS as to the drSt deed: Cash as TO as Inucn
"a will d.fray the expenses OF executing TINS trust
nav the interest on $4,000 from 22d OF June 1871 10
day of sale. and make up any deficiency IN tme
second deed to pay of the OF $685. ana creuit
of $4,000 with interest at l2 per cent. per aniu '
June 90, 1875 and the balance IN such namle. as
Alice Walsh, or her representatives, may prescribe
on day of sale. c,.h &c ~ &C much
"a NAV he required to execute the trust ana pay on
bond of 81 500 with interest from 24th Juhe' W.
tn G,y of sale with interest at L. per cent.
W u'' VI ' John DUNLOP, Trustee.
,,oo FRANK ID. HILL. Trustee.
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arc counectatl, Of such oiathufsts of r,ltIsasl
and uopu.ar Violence 90 the AstcT f ii !
and s.draft riots y and the Grange slotss %
periodical recurrence In our greatesI aug
weaittiest and most acfvflized 2 city, would
suggest to the Nation 0 little mofe
charity Ia talking about its neiGh DOE"
and a little less anxiety to assume otnef
peoples .moral responsibilities" Amerl-
cans, and those who pretend TO any acquaint-
ance with American history, will probably,
differ with the Nation as to lighting" ana
violence having been characteristic feature
of southern elections or of southern poiitlcss.
prior to the advent Of the 6 carpet-bagsers
and that external I" interference !" with the
local concerns Of those States to which the
Nation regards "the temptation as almost
irresistible. The political fends OF the South
in bygone days--and they were not more
common there than in other portions OF the
country-were usually individual and per-
sonal affairs-the result of hot blood. fney
were not, as at present, systematic, de'lpe,
rate. and cold.biooded struggles for place anu
uower. the chances of unlimited thleVinS TUT
nishing the motives and temptation. Inc
Nation is right. in saying ttat tne
narties who make these fights now
1T the South slight disgracefully," because
they fight for plumber. and scrupEe az no
means 10 achieve success, as witness theil
employment of United States marshais ana
troops, Calling guns and revenue cutters,
the process of the Federal courts and the
terrors of the kukuX and Federal enforce
mcnt acts. It is not true, however, thai
the southern people always did light, oil
least about Offices and politics; an impartial
history, in tracing the origin aud progress
of the present disturbances at the south
will date their commencement from ana
after, and not before, the time when certain
iil.iudyipg persons at the North, to use the
Nations own words, Z" felt compelled to as
sumo the moral responsibilities of then
neighbors, while the native southern 10
mentor of strife, whoever he may De, VIII
find his place in the record an insignificant
one beside the chad eInnence achieved ny
the carpet-baggers Warmoth, Casey, <Bul
lock, and the rest.
When one reflects that Of the orlglna
thirteen States of the Union, Maryland, Vir
ginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, ano
Georgia belonged to the South; that among
Presidents of the United States prior to lo6t
Washington, jefferson, Madison, Monroe
jackson, Tyler, Polk, and Taylor were
southern men; that during all these years Of
growth and prosperity southern counsels ano
influence were constantly in the ascendant
too much so, according to the ideas OF some
persons at the North; the Nations sugges
ton that the southern people were at bes
"il.ciyilized to the point of reckless ant
habitual disregard of law" is nothing shor
of a libel upon the whole American people
and to the people of the North, whom
seems to be especially DESTROYS to tlatter
anything but complimentary. We disap
prove at all times of invidious sectional com
parisons, and the facts we have suggested
ought to show how little ground there /
for institutiug them.
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rv,Rs4sT.EEs xI & u Val |. g AB l9,!.9g
slLpT g 9 { aEs Dig sSf sai bY
1s5 = JrI ri ol y
decd Of trust by ,s-s o HI
the crss Office OF Eictsniond s ~, ~. IN,
win proceed TO sell being 50 t5a s
ba secured fhcrenl, on VI
dss 81 Dscehsr the Tsis ~ n IA srss
Nh 49,. All that certain LOT rFAtfSsLw5f
LAND lying and being 10 me cily OF No 90,
sonndaa Tnlrtist asd ma s'5f iar
scn ~ sf rs feet by 10: feet deep TO an alls
xta set wide bcibg part OF fhs rem sss,
ennyeTed to Neil McC1rdy Dy Alex anuer Hu'n Nc
CASH e pay exr as ar 81
due oafh Noyember, 1872; upon y q .t mon
sis s until 9th May alio IT., m p
snc FERNS rs tho said Goddn may direcf OF sae
@ ,hoTa irorerty viii be sold as Whole 90, OF
Ine i,n lots ~ My be deemed advisable AZ tns
hour OF sale. CH - Trustee. >
J #H,,.n -
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BY wellington Goddln;
Real Estate Agent ana Auctlone'
corner OF Eleventh and BANK streeio'

ir1TliRITsTEE,s SALE OF SMALL, COZ
TsGE RESIDENCE ON THE WEST SIDE 2f,
0F 81. sTEPHEN BETWEEN FEDERA T. ,A An,
CoUTTS sTRkETsBy virtue OF deco 1 the LII stt
IsnIiary. 1885 duly recorded in Richmond Hustigt
Court on the same day shall In execution intep.
with the consent OF said kox and an paraeS
,,roceed to sell at auction. the premises on SA
frRjSSY the 3oth November, 1872, atd O'Clock si
the COTTAGE DWE III Ig IAN %
The lot has front of SO feet13 inches and Geps ,
of 1oi feet to vide alley, and the cottage mas io'
rooms. , a.. .ssse.. .a....
no ol-podtdS w. doDDtNr Lns.----
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BY W, Goddln,
BY w. Goddln,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
/ PEAL, ESTATE. ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF
BROAD STREET AND WEST SIDE OF WALL
STREET, NEAR CHESAPEAKE AND ONO
RAILROAD DEPOT.-By virtue Of a deed of trust
executed to the subscriber the 10Th of May ISL,
duly recorded IN Richmond Chancery Court on inc
18th OF May 1871, shall, III execution thereof pro
DAY the I'd of December, 1872. ut O'Clock T. NJ.
that valuable LOT fronting 6G feet on the south side
of Broad street, running back ON the west Inc oi
Wall street So feet Inches.
Also ali the right, title, and Interest Of the grant'
In LOTS Nos. As and 40 in aiayn's addition.
TI.nTs Enough In cash to defruy the expenses OF
sale and 10 discharge bond Of s4G.50 with Interest
from the 10th of May. ISL; and rs TO the residue, on
reasonable terms, TO be announccd RI inc honr VI
sale. oaAiEo 1870,
no 2O-eodtds lFustee.
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BY Grubos & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THE VAL,
" UABLE FARM KNOWN AS EDGE
HILL" ABOUT TWO NILES NORTH Or
RICHMOND, ON THE CHESAPEAKE AND
OHIO RAILROAD, NEAR MECHANIOsVILLE
TURNPIKE AT AUGIIoN.in p execution % Of
tered November 10. 1872, in the case of Sizcr rs.
Szcr and ais. will sell at auction, upon the
premises, OH WEDNESDAY,, 4th December, at !
O'clock T.. ~ the wcll-known FA RM above referred
to- il adjoins Messrs. Edmond & Davenpor,
strawberry Hill, James 81. Carter, .. g. Cosby
and Others It contains 1903 acres lying on both sides
Of the Chesapeake and Ohio rulroad. There is upon
It q dwelling brick aud framed, with four rooms
and several out-buildings. The situation Is among
the most desirable IN the vicinity OF the city and
with some care and attention this may be made 8
very valuable farm. twill be sold as whole OF
subdyided.
TERMS: very Iibcral-to-wit, Cash only for costs
of suit and expenses of sale balance ut three, SIX
twelve, and eighteen months for negotiable notes
with interest added and title retained by the court
until the notes IRE puid.
$500, JOSEPH LANE STERN, Commissioner.
GRuBDS & WILLIAMS, Aucti"neers.' no@
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BY William r. Polk 4 Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers,
No. 1ll0 Main street, corner Of Twelfth street.

VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE
Y IN HARVIE.-Wc will sell on MONDAY
the second day of December next, at M at pub
lie auction on the premises, the LOT or ON
AND THRtE-OUARTER ACRES, with large
building thereon. now used rs public school-house.
The building Is 81 by 10 feet, two stories high, con.
tainipp seven rooms on the lower floor, only one
room above Its substantial aud IN good ordcr, and
can readily lie divided into i've tenrments.
The lot has from: Of 10 feet on Amelia street,
and runs back G;5 feet on one side. -. -
TERMS: Une-third cash; balance at and IL
months, properly secured.
WILLIAM r. POLK & CO,
po1s Auctioncers.
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now. BUT his indornitable persea ssiai
nerl,ans mai,y of Ills failings will be raksd
III, IA and instilf into the heads Of the future
Green Mountain boy 40 that us not 100
mrcI, to predict that in years hence we mar
find AZ mn imitation of Fisk from these rural
solitudes. running n line Of ocean mail
steamers, or as the grand megni of the Bos.
ton md Yokohama underground line OF
broad-gauge railway.
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Letter from Petersburg.
CORRESPONDENCE of Richmond Dispatch.]

tCOrreSpDndeEce oil hlculOHu blSpateH'J
PETERSBURG. November %, 1872.
Hon. james Boisseau, Judge Of the Coun.
ty Court of Dinwiddie, whose sudden ana
severe illness has already been reported IN
this correspondence, died to-day at Jaratts
Hotel about O'Clock z. NJ, after an illness
Of less than forty hours. The Judge was at
tackled with an affection Of the heart IN leav-
ing the hall Wednesday Eight, and his sick
ness was soon after accompanied by painful
symptoms of asthmatic disease, to which he
had been subject. He was carefully attended
nv the best physicians, but in vain. His
fnne,nI will take place tomorrow from bis
residence, near Church Roads Crossing, in
| Dinwiddie.
Judge Boisscau stood second to no citizen
of the county in the influence he welded
/ and the respect he commanded. lie had
served the county in many respectable and
honorable capacities; had been Common
wealth's attorney, presiding justice, men,
Der of the Legislature, member or the
Constitutional Convention of 1867, andcoun
| tv nudge, He was man of clear head, high
character, and strong attachments. tie leaves
wife and several small children to mourn.
lie was about fifty years old.
| intelligence has also been received here OF
the death in Norfolk of Mr.. Thomas Smith,
member of one of the foremost business
houses in the city, and was widely known
and respected. His death, the particulars
of which have not been received, must nave
| been sudden.
The members of the Methodist churches
here are all delighted with the ministers who
| have been awarded them by the Conference.
Mcssrs. Duncan, Sledd, and Peterson are as
popular and able ministers us any in the Con.
| ference, and they will receive warm well
comes at the hands Of our people of every
| class. .....
The first snow was seen on the ground
! this morning, and ice soon formed. 1t has
been bitterly cold this Astronomical, in-
teuse winter weather.
It is said there is no doubt Of Dr.. Withcr-
SPOONS succeeding Mr.. Rutherford in the
charge of the Tabb-Strcet church.
Nearly all the Methodist ministers have
left the city for their old or new homes.
| Small fire to-day; slightly damaged house
of ]. Z. Heath, Oh Cross street.
| .,... ROBIN ADAIR.
! Especial telegram to the Dispatch.]
| PETERSBURG, November 29.-ColOnel T.
Drumgoole. of Brunswick, delivered at the
Academy of Music tonight an able and elo
uuent address OH subjects generally con
nected with agricultural interests.
The supper of st. Andrews Society is in
full blast.
l
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. z, By ~. d. Robins, 8
,-.,,tri emit and AucttunEef.
ofaee Oh Bank street, sornsrsy the eusso ia'l''

ofaee on Bank street, corner y the e
TRUSTEES SALE uE THE ,a. I. m ,sns y I
BRICK DWELLING h "a, poi EisayitsaaIfS s afS1
tft EYE sfREETs At virtue az, q
asd q g trpsles sslsa cdPs oce ID
nnd on a. mage 5is 'fbciiIg thereto re4uirea
al auction. on s tas 5r
DAY, sotil sNoyember at oslosT Ina , .h rooms
nsr th 1nadcrn there ts ass
rea trick kitchen. The situation o. I ,nap q,
i vesy desirable. Tho lot Is 81 Y l5e fees NOR -
less. = -, - .,ia nd To nav of
debt for about 81 soO tic baanse upon ~ III
prescribed by the grantor or ms rscsiou then
mon terms to hc announced By me as Eng ,,sscs
sale. .,3...ma.or = 80 ~ y. :. z no Is
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BY James l.. Apperson,
Real Estate Agent and Aucdonecr.

pPLENDID PROPERTY FOR SALE
- AT AUCTION.-Att the request OF The owner
will offer for sale at auction, on the premises. on
TUESDAY, December 10, 1872 at II O'Clock NJ
that extremely valuable property known rs the
MONUMENT HOTEL. and the LOT adjoining,
with the wooden and brick buildings thereon.
This property Is situated In The exact geographical
centre Of the CITY, Immediately opposite to the Capi-
toll Square, at the junction of Grace and Ninth
streets directly opposite to Capitol street, ana I'M
front of 1873 feet on the west side OF Ninth street
and 90 feet on the north side of Grace street, and
threefourths of the lot has depth OF 100 feet, run
ming back from Ninth street.
The property is chartered, and may be taken by
company in shares of $l0o, In which event the owner
will lake number of them. When the Chesapeake
and Ohio railroad, now nearly finished, shall be
completed, there mast Ire Il frSt-cldSS hotel on
Shockoe Hin, and this spot Is without rival for IL
Until preparations are made to build, the rental Will
keep down interest, taxes, &c. The property may
he bought privately, and negotiations are invited
no i9-dtds j.. L. APPERsoN, Aucloreer.
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BY Lyme & Brother,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
No. 1917 Main street.

II ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE OF
il THIRTEEN BEAUTIFUL AND ADMIRA-
RLY-LOCaTED FlRST-CLhSS ulLDIN &
LOTS, SITUATED ON THE SOUTH LINE OF
FRANKLIN AND THE NORTH LINEOE MAIN ~.
RWTWE ZEN MONROE AND HENRY STREETS,
WiTHIN ONE SQUARE OF MONROE PARk'
AT AUCTION.-We shall ut the request OF NJ
George S. Palmer sell ut public auction, on the
premises, on THURSDAY the 5th day OF Deem
her, 1872, commencing at the hour OF % O'Clock l..
NJ FIVE BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS nav
Ing front each on the south side OF Franklin street
of 81 BY 1913 feet to IN alley. -
Also: EIGHT ATTKAGTIVEL LOTS situated I'm.
ncdiutcly in the rear Of the above, having front
each on The north side OF Main street OF 80 by LIS
feet To an alley. 60
This property adjo!ns the residence Of MIR. George
g Palmer audis. without any exception, the most
desirable property now being offered for lrsE-casS
residences or Us an investment For property so well
known further description Is deemed unnecessary
and we would call the special attention of parties
desiring TO invest to the foregoing SALE and request
that all parties attending the sale would please be
punctual at the hour announced t0r Tue sue 10 taAe
place. a., -,
thc hour of sale LYME & BROTHER,
M % Auctioneers.
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Nv Thomas w. Reese. Auctioneer,
No. 1917 Main street.

THE UNDERSIGNED COMMITTEES
L will sell at public auction on SATUEDAl,e No NO.
rember 3Oth lsfo AT IL o'clock a. M In front OF tne
Railard Hotel stable, in this city, the following pro-
HORSES,
HACKS.
SETS OF HARNESS.
HORSE COVERS, and
l CARRIAGE BLANhEEI ;,,r,r co,,od 70
tbis sale One of the elrragcs Just from the work
mans hands. aud is. COW considered rs good as any
new Que: the other n being used at this time al me
hotel. and in very cea,l condition. The harness De,
longing 10 the above also IN good condition, and
ready for use The horses are we-lnatchct, gentle,
I'm very good condition, and may DE WORKED any
where. ,, .-
=. K. DARLINGTON, Committee:
T. w. KRESEE, AuctiOnecr. ITO 70
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GRuBBs & WILLIAMS, Aucttoneers. 4.-- no %
BY Grubbs s. Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Aucttoneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

rTRJISTEES SALE OF A VERY VALU-
,EIE TRACT OF LAND, IN HENkiGO
COIJNTY ABOUT EIGHT MILES BELOW NV, TIE +
CITY OF RICHMOND, ON JAMES kiSEh, 20 = 4
dccd of trust from William ID. Easlcy and wire 70
the subscriber dated 9th Of May l and TecorG r
I'm Henico County Court Office being tneIeto I oT
WHnS6iY. I'd of December, ut II o'clock NJ,
TRACT OF LAND situated as abe T sateH. Gen;
'IaCRES bounded by the lands of Seldom p. Aiken,
jackson +. Chi!drey, and by James river, 1t being
the same land assigned to the said grantors In the al
vision of the estate of John Il. Chafln, deceased.
This is said to he very superior body of land, ana
worthy the attention Of those wishing to purchase
really valuable farm. =. 4,
TERMS The deed authorizes sale for cash. bnt II
is probable that other and more accommodating
terms will be announced at the time OF sale.
LAWSON NUNSALLY- Trustee.
GgUBBs 6 WILLIAMS. Aucttoneers. no Il
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK MARKETS.

NEW YORK. November 29.-Coton easy: sales
2 73l bncs uplands lgtc, Orlcaus 9ic. Flour quiet
and unchsng ed. WhisSey shade truer ut 9?3 493c
Wheat inactive and not so finn. Corn active ano
fir, Nor: white southern, 75c. Rice dull 1t 73GS3c
Pork dnll at Sis. Lard lover ut 7aGgS3c. Nayals
firm Tallow steady. Freights firm.
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BY Grabbs i Williams.
Real Estate Agents and Anc1oneers,
E1aventh street between Main and Bank.

GALE OF ABOUT SEVEN ACRES OF
SVERY VALUABLE GROUND IN THE CITY
OF RICHMOND, IN THAT PART THEREOF
KNOWN AS SIDNEY. BOUNDED BY , HARV i-I
THE LAND OF JOSEPH ALIENS ESTATE
BY request of Messrs. X. :. Burrows, Johns Hop
kins, and Thomas Wilson, we VIII sell ut auction,
cember, coil1nc nclng at o'clock 2. NJ, the pro-
perty situated Us above. It occupies for the most
part un elevated situation overlooking the city, ana
rnbraces many very handsome building sites. pea
The property Will he sold In suitable parcels, rs
will be shown by platt be exhibited at the time
of sale. ,,,c
NO "a Aucticneers.
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BY S. \. Davis.
Real Estate Agent and AUctioneer,
office corner Eleventh aud Main streets.
BY S. y. Davis.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF DESIRA-
" BILE REAL ESTATE, ON ST. JOHN
STREET NEAR COUTTS STREET, AT AUG
TION.-In execution of decree Of the Chancery
Court Of the city Of Richmond entered November
49, ls72. In the suit of Crunp rs. Crump, &C.,
shall, as special com missioner therein named pro-
coed to sell mt auction, upon the premises TUES
DAY the sd day of December, at O'Clock p. NJ, If
fair; If not then upon the first fair day thereafter
at the same hour. two valuable LOTS with FRAME
TENEMEN1S thereon.
TERMS: One-third CASH; balance NJ six and twelve
months, for negotiable notes with in,eres. added
title retained By the court until all the payments
made. j. PRESTON COOKE.
no o7-stk Special Commissioner.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE
Y AT SOUTH BOSTON.-We will offer for sale
at public auction on TUESDAY NEXT the ID day
OF December valuable TOBACCO WAREHOUSE
and several eligible TOWN LOTS. South Boston
is thriving village, In Halifax county, Immediately
on the Richmond and Danville railroad, IN the
centre Of the great toiacco-growing region OF
Soutnside Virginia, and Is becoming an important
upland market. Persons desiring to engage In buy
ing and reprzing tobacco or Of making g1oa In,
90 by leaving Richmond on the Il. ii. mail train
on the day Of sale. ,,ur,,-,,pv
no gg-lt DUPU1 & mChlNNE1s
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BALTIMORE, November 20.-Cattle dull and tGlsc.
lower very best ON sale to-day, oN7sc; first quail
saias. 1857 head. Hogs closed dull and lower, with
downward tendency, at 5iGGesc. receipts. 1850?
head. Good sheep In good demand; medium and
head
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RsJTINOPE FITS.

BALTIMORE, November 2s.-Flour dull and an
changed. Wheat steady and IrIn Corn active ant
steady: white, 6C@8lc.; yellow 57@5sc. Oats firm
southern 45647c. Rye firm. s01Deec, Provision
very dull. Pork, Sl55O@$l6. Shoulders, &c Wits
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