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UP IN A BALLOON.
Successful Voyage I'm tho AIR by Profess
sor Allen-Three Miles High.

HUDSON, n. Y, Sept &c, 1877,
Professor Allen made asuccessful balloon ascen-
sion from the Fair Grounds, IN this city, at two
O'Clock this afternoon. The balloon Is now at an
altitude of about three miles and Is passing slowly
in a northeastery direction. The wind Is light,
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The Athletics Defeat the BaItimorcs.

BALTIMORE sept. 3d. 1872.
Tho sixth championship game Of the series be-
tween the Athletics, OF Philadelphia, and Baltl-
mores of this city, was played here this afternoon.
The Athletics won by score OF III to 0, as lolows
is a. 81 an 5h 6b IN. Sh. 9th
A At;I,,nc,c 80 9 7 3 ~
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IRELAND.
Patriotism Of the Prelacy Against the Conserva
tism of Scarlet Hat
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

DUBLIN Sept. 20, 1872.
At O recent meeting of Roman Catholic Bishops
in MaynOoth, although Archbishop Cullen opposed
the principle of home rule, the majority OF the
Bishops voted in favor fit.
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Fire on Board a Steamship.

HAvRE, Sept. 20, 1872.
Fire broke out on the steamship Helveta, from
london 2lst for New York, while she lying at
this port. 1t was quickly extingushed. Only a
few plauks were burned, and the damage was
strinng.
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PIGEON SHOOTING.

AVcTdpc temperature ycotciudy .
Average temperature for corresponding date
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GENERAL TERM CALENDAR.

ROCHESTER,, n. Y, Scpo, 90, 1872
General Term calendar for Frid..y, September
9th Nos 1876, 2os. SO, l03 2oi, 2o5 2O7 1874, 2l7
2ji 25j, 257, lG6, $50,
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Died.

BOGERT.-In Brooklyn, on Thursday, Septembea
2e, Mrs. MARY NJ. BoGERT widow of joan A. BOgertt
In the 73d year OF her age.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
For Otl.er Deaths See Ninth Poge.l
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SCOTLAND.

City Visitation by Storm and Flood and Total
Destruction Of Crops
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BRAZIL AND THE ARGENTINE CONFEDERATION

Death of Brazilian Minister-The Elections for
the Imperial Parliament-The Dispute
Between Brazil and the Ar
gentine Confederation.
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OBITUARY.
Rev. Peter Cartwright.

Rev. Peter Cartwright, q well known ana very
distinguished preacher OF the Methodist Church,
died at his residence. near Pheasant Plains. ILL.,. On
the 25th inst, He was elghty-seve years Of age.
Peter Cartwright was born In Amherst county, on
the James River, Virginia. September I, l785. Hs
father served for Two years in tho Revolutionary
war, and when peace had been proclaimed tho
family moved into Kentucky. then Wild Territory,
with few Inhabitants except the Indians, with
whom the pioneers had frequent skirmishes They
sestled near Cane Ridge. In Logan county, and Mo
methodist pivachers had juSt begun TO make "cir-
cults in that section, and ltey John Lurton Oh
tanned permission to hold public services In Mr..
Cartwr1ght's cabin whenever he touched there OLE
his circuit rounds. After ssw years conferences
seventh then In the United States. In
1901 CAM. meeting was held at Csno
sons were cOnverteJ. Peter was awakened.
but he shirked his duty until some time afserward,
when, after nights dance and dcbauch at
wedding some miles from his fathers house. ho
felt deeply convicted and tegan to pray. He sold
racehorse he had, burneS hts cards and gave up
gambling, to which he was greatly aIdcteu, anu.
after three months earnest seeking he, too. was
converted. He Immediately .Tarted out to preach
as q ''lOcal," buc was soon Qn 1909 received into
the regular ministry where he has done effective
work about sixty-seven years. He was 4 violent
opponent OF slavery, and when, IN 1874 the Church
split on this rock. he moved ntI' Illinois, where he
has spent the greater part OF Ms life since. lie
was for more than fifty years a Presiding Elder III
the Church. which no saw rise from u 874 members
when he Joined IT, to nearly one ana three quarter
millions when he left It TO receive his reward lie
was powerful preacher and very iaborious
pastor He was very quaint and eccentric i'll his
habits and in hs style IN the pulpit ana out, and
experiences which always gained favor and pOpu-
larity wherever he went. He was for many years
contemporary of Bishop Asbury. and to him, per
haps more than TO any other man does Western
Methodism owes It's present position and power.
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FRANCE.

Political Restlessness ofan Advanced Radieal-The
American Naval isit-Parliamentary
Preparation-Exodu from the
Prussian Property.
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A.-Herring Patent
A.-Herrfng's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES.
25l and 252 Broadway, corner OF Murray street.
A.-Hcrald Branch Office, Brooklyn,
Corner of Fulton avenue and Boerum street.
Omen from y A. NJ to l.. NJ.

At Corona Park.-A Fine Opportunity
% Ing And Tes Ss Of es Park iSs
ss @ ss s SS s Ssss
Ss SSS;Is i II
Ssys rs trains s % Sa htss s s
sommutation now Is but oH cents per trg i1 Guiding
sy but q. MINUTES inv Hs 1Gm ri
BENZ W HITcnC ooK
store. 4S9 Third avenue above rhntS 9Th street.
FSSSs 'sa'i0s
Bachelors Hair Dye-Ths Hest In tho
% sneoas inc AZ GS az sa,SSs r''A' nan
Davsd's Fall Hat for Gentlemen.
1905 Broadway, near Duane street
Edmund Yates
rrnns Ei,is' o 81 AZ
Sn sSpter,se nos g. ris7s
DEAR sIe-I accept the offer contained % your letter Of
this days date and agree 70 sppy within six weeks
STORY expressly written ior your EbaNp FrnnRhEs sy
GEORGE GNU MvSyR =, ,,. Es9 com..oon
Open Work Banners. Parade banners.
Portraits fisHs s'f dTXaaNs, " Duane NY
Ruined by Wall street Gamblers.-A
great run yesterday made upon the stock OF bau
rupt watch importer, nov being sacrificed at the DOL
every watch to keep good time for ono year.
Rebuilt ChicagO.-Thc Flank OF Chicago
will shortly take possession Ut theif commoious offices in
the Metropolitan Block, Court House square a block
that nom The novel feature OF sontrastcd stone gives
building Is In keeping with tho sonndness of the banking
Institution quote ab9vc Che leading stockholders
George g. smith Brother, bankers whose banking in
teress came through the Ere successfully trial greater
than any modern financial crisis.-Land owner.
-
Royal Havana Loftery.-Prices Rca
duccd. J. r. MARTINEZ 90, BANKERS. No, 10 YAH st..
box No t,635 Post Office, New York
Royal Havana Undergraduates Cashed
orders cd Information urnisti, highest rates paid ior
Spanish Bank bills. TAYLOR CO.. Bankers, I6Walist.
Wedding and Ball Carbs.-Tho Latest
| London and Paris styleS lust rc6eiyod. -
BVERDBLLS W Broadway established i5D.
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SPAIN.

Comprehensive Project Of Retormatory constitu-
tional Law-Parliamentary Presi-
dency-The Budget
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Tho Weather in This city Yesterday.

The following record will show the changes in
the temperature for the past twenty-four hours in
comparison with the corresponding day OF last
year, as indicated by the thermometer at Hudnut'5
Pharmacy, HERALD Building
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GERMANY.

Imperial Action Against Recusant Prelate-
Prussian Payment Of State Loan
The Embassy in Brussels.
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John g. BrOuCll

From England VIC have news OF the death OF
John Cargil Brough, manager Of the London In
stituton, Finsbury, at Esher. at the early age OF
tnrty-eght Mr. Brough was the third OF four
brothers, all known to fame-Robert, the lr'<'
English translator OF Beranger's songs; Willfrg
who filled tho London stage for years with 1t
and Lionel, well known and popular actor. i.'.
own turn was In a different direCton-tOw,l 80
philosophical experiments and Investigation.
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BELGIUM.
The King Invalided by Painful Accident.

TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD
BRUSSELS, Sept. 20, 1872
King Leopold Is suffering rom a sprain which
confines him to the palace
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MOSQUITO Bites.-Burnctts Ka1iist0m
ncurazes the poison almost simultaneously
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A.-Espensch eid's Fall style Of Gentle
mems HAT9-For neness of material, elegance ofRuisIl
and durability they cannot be surpassed Try them. III
IIS Nassau street
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Rebuilt Chicaxo.-Thc Pn nix or Chtcayo

Royal Havana Undergraduates Rc-
duccd. J. Il. MARTINEZ 90, Bankers, No 10 all ST..
box No t6S5 Post Office, New York
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THE BALL FIELD.

Tive English cricketers Will leave here tomorrow
for Quebec.
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Wedding md Bali Cards.-Tho Latest
Lonlou and Paris styles lust rsGelvod. .
BVERDBLL'S, yR Broadway, established l3tj.
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Royal Havana Lottcry.-Prixos Cashcd
orders lGd Information furnished highest rates paid or
spanish Bank Bills TAYLOR & co, Bankers, I6Waiist.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-31

An Ohio boy has walked 10000 miles
already to see bis girl, and isn't half through
yet.
Boy: 81 say, pa, Pm top of my class
first at lastr' Pa: eyes, but you were very
much behind before"
The man who never alters his opinion is
like standing water, aGd breeds reptiles in
the mind.
It is reported that the New Jersey mosque
toes have adopted the eight-hour rule, and
work in alternate gangs.
The DAYTON Sun seems to be on the fence.
It saws: "For President, CT; for Vice
President, D."
A Springfield councilman shouted "Pass "
wien his name was called ut meeting OF the
Board the other evening.
The girls at Saratoga object to being
pressed to manly vests, which hide Hard
Jumps in the shape of gold watches.
The editor of the indianapolis Journal is
learning to fiddle. The agitated neighbors
soothc their nerves by applaudinS him with
brickbats.
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PORT of RICHMOND. AUGUST ao' s's.
ARRIVED.

PORT OF HS"S'' -
ARRIVED.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford. Norfolk, mef-
chandse and passengers. :. y, c d. 'se"
Schooner John Ferris, Savage. New York. railroad
iron. Trcderar Company. IT r
Schooner Crisis. Bowen, NcwMlrgh, COAL J.. -
Schooner William L. Franklin. Seward.
schooner Sheklua, Corson, Philadelphia. ;,
Schooner A. W. Collins. ToOker- New I ORE, riii-
road iron. Tredegar Company.- r.,a
Schooner Jessie L. Leach. New YORK, raiifoaa
iron, Tredegar Company.
SAILED.
Steamer Wyanokei Couch New lent anfS' ''ef'''"
Schooner Zee Hern, Philadelphia rid James RIVER
lumber, Curtis & Parker a., >-r,. ,,.,,t
Schoo,er 7 n Traycrs. WfcatlcE. NorinlK ii.'llt-
Schooner Francis French. down river 10 III. D,
Schooner a. W. Edwards, Adams, down river 10
load.
Cleared today. American schooner, w. J.: iiir-
rouphs CuDtaiil Charles Norton, for tiaSrr rance;
with $40 hogshcads Of tobacco, worth SS:Ss2 ali'
,rs Also. German bark T'cpIta, Captain Charles r.
c:,tien far Eio Grande del Sud, with 2nis ar1eS Oh
foi, and ZOO barrels Of rosin, shipped by GalieSo
Mills Manufacturing Company.
-... CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
BALTIMORE. Md, August 27.-Schooncr DaFlo L.
Wolf. Todd. ~ c.,,o,,,or. Iotr
Re,ty. Price and Sarah j. Vaughn. August %
Schooner j. :. Twins. lpgcrsol.
HEMoEASDrM. s.
BALTIMORE, August 2o.-Arrived, oark bidder
(Rr.j, karanarh. from Richmond va.
DISASTER.
scbooucr H. W. Benedict. IIighec. from klch-
mond for Stamford. Ct, pUt into Norfolk, 6tli III
slant, leaky
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die win be elected Governor and ili fI',tI,
s,rh 4 resrItf viii not be very y 70
many trne Democrats. who voted for.Staui-
don merely BECAUSE he Nas the
srat;c nominee, and not that they oplectetl W
f.oxernor Jacob, who has welfiiled the gu
iernotosial chair. and who himself holds De'
mocratic principles.
4 VEST VIRGINIA "sSAKE-HrNTER ELECTION
IL a sketch worthy Of the pen ana pencil OF
Porte C,3yon. The hat Of gingilng TWEEN
tv-fwo-vcar-o,d boy constituted ballot-box.
I,his tho owner held in bis arms aWkWardsy,
mich as 4 Young papa might hold his iiist
h.hv Across the top of the hat was stretched
an old newspaper with hole punched inthe
middle. through which the tickets were
dronned into the hat beneath. The holder
of the hat beinga " Rad" and so of course
rcrfectiv honest, who could desire better
or more lawful ballot-boX in which to de-
uosit his vote. A considerable number OF
railroad men, who have been in the State the
required length of time, voted, and most
generally the Democratic and conservative
ticket.
The work on the road is being pushed
with great energy. In many places
NIGHT FORCES HAvE BEEN PUT on,
and on some particularly difficult work the
Company have put forces of their own;
Many persons laughed at the idea OF inc ROAD
being finished up New river in 1877; but
now the most incrcduors begin to think that
they were mistaken. The recent heavy rams
have thrown back the work good deal by
bringing down in many places large land
slides. which are exceedingly troublesome TO
remove. But Notwithstanding tile slide, the
road will be ready for the cars this iall IN all
parts that have visited, and so ] think that
il NAV be confidently asserted that you may
look for through train from the ONO GER
tainlv within the next few months.
To-day the quarterly court OF TINS cray
cite, county opens at the Courthouse, before
which court several important criminal cases
win be tried. l will probably visit the
Courthouse during the session, and should
anything of importance transpire will ad-
wise you,
I understand, through neighborhood gos'
sin, that Enos Gwynn (of the circumstances
of Whose shooting, near New Richmond,
there was Il telegram in the Dispatch, though
very dangerously wounded, it is thought by
his physicians may recover
Nothing more now of general interest
VIII write again should hear OF anything
All O. X. at Hcll's Half-Acre. u.
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by Wellington Goddin.
Real Estate Agent and IAnctioheeF,
corner of Eleventh aud Bank Streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF LOT Tus MlIM
M E NE sot iiT SIDE OF MARsHALb Bf;;
TWEEN FERsoGS s.ra AS 81 tns n Ghaneery
,x ,Sig in the case of Brauer against
and of deed Of trust bearing c sS1 Trustee
executed by Frank staude TO W. noG Ca,r, sbaTl
ns 10 sell at public suction the oI II
sATURDAY. slst August, 1872. ut the real
st conveyed hy the said deed. consisting Oh ieS
ora,ed Us above. fronting IS feet unn,pg IirI iene
feet to rtceIi-ioot alley, with le lrse - rho sid
Staude. . ,orra- o1nensns Of
81 aup,,st las. tin paid: and to the reslaue, o
smch terms. as the said Staude shall presertt,
direct: or, on hiS failure tn give any , nnsi
then on such terms rs the trustee Sl' G,ionIIS,
expetlient Trustee.
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BY Lee & Goddin, Auclioneers,
lib Main street.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS On
' VENAELE STREET NEAR MEtHA i.rC q
viz +, Ti-ENpIkF. ALSO ON CAhEINGlnN
AND JAY STEEETS IN TIE IMMEDiAN,Ii.IE
VICINITY or THOSE on VENAEniiEn Itiie-s s,si
or August lS72 on the premises ut s. ocoGS Z: u.
we win sell the following very pretty BUlLDlA1
l-OTS-yiZ.: =. 49, .,,o worth
aide Of Venublc street wet of Slosby street anu cS-
tending back about 1876 feet deep TO all alley.
THEE LOTS on the south side OF Larrlnsi ~ W.
street between Federal street ana hlecnanicsVlie
turnpike each fronting 30 feet Ivy les Get deep.
FOUR LOTS on the south side of Jay street, COT
sdc of jay street and extending buck about l5o cel.
TrnNS:! Al sale. LEE & GODDlN.
IN " Auctionccrs.
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SEEDSMEN. FLORISTS. &c.

TT l. RN IP S f + ID.
FULL SUPPLY OF FRESH TURNIP SEED
ENGLISH AND AMERICAN GROWN.
RED.TOP STRAP LEAF,
WHITE FLAT DUTCH,
LARGE WHITE NORFOLK,
LARGE WHITE GLOBE,
YELLOW ABERDEEN,
DALE'S HYBRID,
SEyFN-TOP,
SWEDISH or RUTA-RAGA.
Warranted Of the same superior quality we have
heretofore sold.
jyl3 ALLISON & ADDISON.
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By Moody & Royal,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioheers'
o,ace corner Seventh and Hull Streets
Manchester, Va.

COMMISSIONERS SALE or I'LL Gl.,
" VALUABLE REAL Es,fh'rE i IL 80. hE2nhL
FIEI, ID COUNTY AT THE M1DlioIEiAs.,. t S'nr;
PiTS-By virtue of decree Of the e2ns E crn,
of chesterfield county entered at the Ang,isI ,i
Is7a in The chancery suit therein penulns s, az
Clarke rs Cunlf's heirs, the undersgnea con- ,i
s"ner will EXPOSE for sale at Ebltc auction, Oh. VIZ
premises on SATURDAY: august 81 ~ En u;
o'clock NJ, the LANDS belonging TO the Sun nn,,
estate. adjoining the property of Jewei Z Brotels,
fronting on the Buckingham road, also on 'ite t
inond and Danvile railroad. conGilninS mi T's
THIRTEEN ACRES, which will he d''ioeu IA '0''
to sui! purchasers. y,,, ~ = now o.
cuDicd by jacob I,aach. Esq. .,t
fs property Is very dsi.anle not only Ter S': as
ness stands but residences. il being ns het,i ny,
any portion of the state and only thirteen m niu
from Richmond, on the Richmond ana lhhi,, ne
rnrond The lands Tell adapted IN me c ,t ~
cr MI kinds OF vegetables. &c., anu Us PFoA'h'' "
good market makes it highly eligible. .o,,,t ,f
TruMS: Onc.uuarlcr cash; balance on creG,I ",
St H. uiu, aud twelve months, the purchaser si,int
his bonds be- ring six cent interest IRON ua. Va
sale. the title being retaincd until the whole pur-
cl!,sc money is paid. ..,.u,oa >, coll tho
Tic commissioner Is only authorized 20 SCI, im n
snrfgce right OF said land. the minerals therein W
ing expressly reserved for the owners OF s;ia r"
NIooDy r ROY AGCtinnrcrS. tu =,
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THE MOUNTAINS.

ALONG THE LINE or THE CHESAPEAKE
AND ONO RAILRoaD-MANN's FEfhh :
DISCRETION OF PLACES OF INTEREST
THE TUNNELS-LhrING sTEEi, RAILS
ELEcrioN DAY IN WEST TIRGiNIA-THE
RAprt, WORK on THE WESTERN END OF
THE RoAI,--GANGs OF NIGHT HANDS PUT
TO WORK, &C., &c. &C.
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by Coulllng & Meade,
Real Estate Agents and Auctionecrs,
No. lIOl Main street,

FRAME DWELLING CONTAINING
n SIX ROOMS, AND \ LAEGE LOT AD-
JOHNNIE. ON CHURCH HILL, FOR SALE BY
ACCTION.-Wc shall sell by auction. on tho
premises. next THURSDAY AFTERhG,'% AZ 5
o'clock tho above property located ~: follows: 10
feet on The est hue of twenty ninth street. run
ming back on the north line or street 40 feet.
About leo feet of the above lot will be sold, If de-
sired, separate from the hoIlse-lof
TERMS Oue-thirtl cash: balance in SIX and twelve
months. with Interest, secured by deed "f trust.
C0ULLTNG i MEADE,
M 81 Real Estate Agents.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-31
By Moody & Royal,
Zeal Estate Agents and Auctionecr5,
sfilce vorucr of Seventh and Hull streets,
Manchester Va
TRULY DESIRABLE REAL EsTAT,

TRULY DESIRABLE REAL ESTATE
i IN CHESTE RFIELD COUNTY, SITUATED
IMMEDIATELY ON THE OLD MANCHESTER
TURNPIKE AND The OLD CoAL;PlT RAIL;
ROAD, ONLY THREE MILES FROM THE
TOWN OF MANCHESTER. FOR SALE AT
AULTION.-Atth the reql;est of the owners we viii
expose for sale at pubic auction on SATURDATs
the 7th day OF September ls?s, at o'clock z. NJ.
on tie premises. ONE HUNDRED AERESisf
yALUAB LIZ LAND, divided Into lots containing
from five TO twenty acres each.
This valuable land Hes iu y good ncighbofit0eaf
ard It's proximity to Manchester twhefe theresis q
good market ana ready sale for all kinds OF ssata
bleS. &c.,) make 1t In every way desirable fossHf
ket-gardcniG2 rarpos.s ~
large portion OF this land is well wooded #
oak and pine. 1890 "a
TEHaj;: Onc-lifth cash; and the balance srrHa ID
credit OF SIX, twelve, eighteen and iaenf9-5fa@
months for negotiable notes tearing ST. g sesls3
Interest from day of sale, the TILE
until the whole purchase money Is paiu 9rsssS998r
10y y trust deed. III
1t Is rare occurrence that such desirasae pr !,
erty liz for sale on such liberal terms.
gage the attention Of all those Who Gesir ~ al
In this vicinity. III
Suitable refreshments VIM bc on The grorfsa
Mat of the aboye-G.cscrtbed land eatfhs Ssg 3. .
our Office. MooD1 ~ i.OksANEA;
sau ais ,Tu, Th,&S aucst9Hsi& rs.
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.I,y s. 4. laws, Anctionecr,
corper Eleventh and Main streets.

u,RtiSTEE'S SALE OF A VALUABLE
FARM AND BUILDINGS THEREON, I'm
ThJSfNE FOUR ii NDkEn AND nO yX.S
TW6 AND a. ;HALF ACRES MORE Oh hE ~
IN HANOVER COUNTY, Eh.-By virtue OF
certain deed of trust executed by Thaddcms e. =:
Brown and Susan +. Brown his wlte 10 lnc ~
tr,sre dated the 10Th day Of August, 1867, 81 rec
I'm rl,r clerks Office of the County Court oil faoe
cn,uty Il . page los. ten secure the pa!lhcht vi @
certain negotiable note therein named, crawl W
rhadieus C. Brown and dated the 2otii OF AMSmst;,
RAJ payable to his own order, for hve hnnoreu any
thirtv-siX dollars, payable sixty days AFTER ahte
shall mt the request of the beneficiary IN sala ote
seIi at public suction, the premises, at cioca
y. ~. on MONDAY the cd day OF Septemoef' s'E'
The FARM containing FoUR HuN Ss ~ AN NJ
FflRTY-TWO AND 4 HALE ACRES pf LAND
The the same more or less lying IN the county w
Ganoycr ON both sides of The ROAD leadbE lIm '
the Cenar Creek Westinghouse to the road lc..ulnS
from Richmond 10 Louisa Courthouse, ana puhucu
by thr lands of John Jones, Jesse Stanley, HeorEt
n 'CIough deceased, Joseph Vaughn, dcccascd' aho
This farm is regarded by the neighhors rs an cx-
celent one and therefore should COMMAND tEc AT
tention OF capitalists. ..r. ,o o,,,,,o CO.
TERMS: Enough IN cashto satisfy the claims sc.
cured under the boye-n:med deed and the Dalallce
Mt such dime aud occurred In such manner Us aie
said Thaddcus G. Brown may name al safe;
Sii" iHAo THOMAS s. ARMISTEAD,
400 Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-31
BY Lyme & Brother.
Auctionecr.s an'i Real Est:tte Agents,
No, l.l2 Main street.

VALUABLE GRANITE AND STOCK
BRICK STORE on THE NORTH SIDE OF
MAIN BETN FEN SEVENTEENTH AND ElGu-
TENTH STRELTS AT PUBLIC AUCTION
We shall, Il: the request OF the owcr, sell 1T public
auction, IN the premises. on THURSDAY the "th
valuable STORE located az above stated, with
dwelliu. over same containing seven rooms. iron
portico &C. with stable and kitchen tn. premises.
This property Is very centrally located. and well
adapted to almost any business. To parties desiring
to invest we would call special attention to the fore
going sale.
TERMS: Will be liberal.
LYME L BROTHER,
anal AuctOncers
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-31
BY Lyme & Brother,
Auctionecrs and ZEAL Estate Agents,

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF BRICK
" STORE AND LpTA ON BROAD STREET
BETM ZEN SECONtk21ND THIRD STREETS,
At AUiTfOS.-In obee5HcDce To decree OF the
Circuit Court Of tie conniy Of iIanrco pronounced
OH The 26th OF July, is7I In the suit OF Kirby rs.
TAYLOR. administrators. &c. we will sell ut lulic
auctiniI. on the prcmiSes# on MONDAY the sth day
Of Ssscn.icr next 1T S<'clock 7. NJ, the southern
OF eas:ernmo,t of The lws8b TESEM ESTS on Broad
street. III this city of win ch the late Robert f. Fir
By del seized the same eing known lot No. 2li,
OH salt! Broad street bcty Second and Third. con-
tairiEg frontage gu 8;road street OF 20 feet and
running back l5a feet 8noG which there Is yalua
Bile storchuuse. with dwelling above.
TERMS Cash rs to $50 much us may he necessary
to pay the exEerscs OF aid sale, an upon credit
10 the residue Of said pMurclase money OF one, two,
anu three wears l.. X. EPILMAS,
au 20 Ftp. TURNER.