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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1872-07-05
ENSTABLISIIED IN Is23.
II. w. BROWN.
SUCCESSOR TO
BROWN 81 ANDERSON,

FINE WATCHES, CLOCKS,
JcwCIry, Si1vcr>varc,
FANCY GOODS, &c. SpECTACIES
TO SUIT ALL AGES.
NO.37 MARK TSTREET.
WILMINGTON, N. G.
~ Watches, Clocks and Jewclry carefully
repaired. ea .-.f-
The Premiums Tor the Cape Fear Agricnl-
tural Fair together with several Special prcml-
ums contracted for and furnished by thi~
House.
dec %. 1871. 49-w1ych
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OFFIOERS :

OFFIUERS:
ROD'T Ill. COWAN... President
JOHN w. ATKINSON...... Vice President.
H. CAMERON. ...............Se Secretary
DIR. (. A. ANDERS ON. Medical Director
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JAMES w. LIPPITT,
WITH
Join l.. WOOSTEK,

JOHN l.. wooSTFI.
DEALER IN
ID X u q $, CHEMICALS, MEDICINES
Fancy Toilet Articles. dc, &c.
w III q l. h 5 4 l. h And RETAIL
Corner Front and Market Streets,
(McI.in's Old Stand)
WILMINGTON, NORTH CAROLINA.
Ilay II, 1877. lSsly
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$3.50 Prizes, Amounting to $500, 900.

Quarters, 81 so.
80 Our lotteries are chartered by the State
are always drawn at the time named and ali
drawings are under the supervision OF sworn
mmssioncrS.
81 The official drawing will be published in
the ST. Louis papers, and copy sent TO pur-
ehasers of tickets.
~ We will draw q similar scheme the last
lay or every month during the year 1872.
~ Remit at our risk by POST OFFICE
MONEY ORDERS, REGISTERED LET
TER, DRAFT or EXPRESS. Send for a ciI-
cular. Address,
MURRAY, MILLER & CO.,
Post Ohicc Box 2446. ST. LOUIS, Mo
april 10 166-d&w-eOd Tues Z hurs. Sat
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WARM SPRINGS,
COUNTY, N. c.

THIS delightful watering place has been
Il thoroughly rettted, and will be opened on
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For largest yield of Stock Pea-vine Hay on one
acre; one bale to be exhibited
Premium-SterlingS Silver Plate, value S25
For largest yield OF Native Grass; one bale to
be exhibited; quality and quantity to be con-
sdcred:
Prcmium-Sterling Silver Plate, value S25
The grass must be cut from land cultivated
for Hay.
Largest yield of Red Glover upon one acre;
largest yield of Cultivated Grasses upon one
acre; one bale OF each to be exhibited:
Premium, each-Sterling Silver Pate, value .$25
TO the farmer who raises and applies the largest
quantity OF Domestic ManuTes to, and by each
horse, mule or OK, used IN the cultivation OF
his farm, the quantity to be certified to by
two or more competent witnesses:
Premium-SOld Silver Plate, value. $50
All the rules and regulations specific lin
| the foregoing Premiums mast be committed
aoith. -AtiddUts and certificates, as re
| quired, to be filed with the General Sec:
rotary, when the articles are entered, Otier-
ictse tie Awarding Committees will with
| hold Premiums.
Largest yield of each of the following ar
ticles OF fruit and vegetables, to be proved
by affidavit and submitted to the Commit
| tee
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WANTED AGENTS

500 to $3.50 per month, everywhere, male
and female, to Introduce the Latest improved,
most Simple and perfect
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1872.
CAFE FEAlR AGRICULTURAL ASSO
CITATION

The Executive Committee of the Cane
Fear Agricultural Association have the
pleasure OF Announcing the following General
and Special Premiums for Field Crops to
be awarded at the Fourth Annual Fair of
the Association, in the Fall of 1872:
- FIELD CROPS.
COTTON.
For largest crop of Cotton upon four az acres
or more OF upland, with statement of quality
OF soil, mode OF cultivation, amount and kind
OF manure used, the time of planting and va
rcty OF cotton the land to be measured and
the yield to be vouched for by affidayit-one
list Premium-Sterling Silver Plate, value. $50
3rd 50 90
For largest crop of Cotton upon one az acre of
land. regulations same as above:
Premium-Sterling Silver Plate, value. :. .S25
For largest crop OF Cotton on one acre by boy
not over eighteen years of age-Medal and $50
For second seie% larges' 10
Ho' 'nA" ::.''''''''.'.'''''''' III
For largest crop of Corn grown upon four az
acres OF upland: Regulations same as for Cot
ton; two ~ bushels to be exhibited as
1st Premium-sterling Silver Plate, value. $50
Bird . 20
For largest crop OF Corn grown upon one (D
acre OF land, same regulations as above:
Premium Sterling Silver Plate, value. :. 1913
For largest crop of Corn OH one acre made by a
boy not over eighteen years of age: Medal
/
COl CllIu - ....................... III
WHEAT.
| For the largest yield OF Wheat from five ~
acres under same rules and regulations
tor Cotton and COrn-tWO bushels to be ex-
hibited commissioning Silver Plate,
| "dlue.. T2U
| OATS AND RYE:
| For largest yield of Rice, Oats or Rye, same
regulations as above; two bushels TO be ex-
| hibited
Premium, each-SterIing Silver Plate, val
III
/ POTATOES.
| For largest crop OF Sweet Potatoes upon one
! (D acre Onc-fourth to be dug and two (2)
| bushels to be exhibited sample:
| Premium-Sterling Silver Plate, value. ... S2(
For largest crop of Irish Potatoes upon one
half (k) acre.
Same regulations above for Sweet Poto-
toes
PremiuE-SterIing Silver Plate, value. 80. FL
PEAS, &c, &c.
For largest crop OF Ground Peas upon one
| acre:
| Prcmium-SteriingS Silver Plate, value. ..... 80
| For largest yield Stock Peas upon one acre
! for largest Weld OF Turnips upon one acre
for largest yield of BeetS upon one acre
Two bushels OF each to be exhibited under
same regulations as other crops
| Premium, each-Stcrling Silver Plato, val
uc... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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Goth day of May, 1872,
ANALYSIS OF TIE WATER.

Three quarts of Water-MurIate of Lime and
Magnesia. grains; Sulphate OF Magncsia, G
grains; Sulphate OF Lime, 1905 grains Insolu-
BILE Residue, 2.05 grains; Loss lie, or 452 grs to
the pint. Temperature 81 to 1Oi Fahrenheit.
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Tie Arlington Es!aie---si2c EeF"o'fc;'s'
Press Ashamed oE t.rc Robbery.
From tNG IINCl!l!ElfI ENlulTV1'

trua the Cincinnati Inquirer.
We are gild to see that respectable and IL
llurr,iil Republican papers like the Clncin-
nc:i Gazette and Baltimore -initflCdn arc CALI
;ag attention to the rank injustice OF the
General Government holding on to the Ar
lin"on estate. which IS the property OF Mrs.
ice. the wife Of General Lee, OF the ConieG-
crate army. The property was always her
own. she inllcrit!n@ il FROM her parents, one
-: whom was the son OF Martha Washing
tan. wife OF General Washington, VINO was
widow with two children ut the Tune
4 her marriage with the General. his
property, lying opposite TO Washington
ci.v, consisting OF eleven hundred acres
with the most valuable improvements, WAS
bid in to the Government for taxes, al the CON-
nlcncemcnt OF the war, for the sum OF 81.
Upon this miserable tax title the Federal
Government has thus fur held this HI
Uortant piece of property. There was never
any cOuliscitiOU OF it, and could not nave
i.ccn. unless Mrs. Lee lad been tried ana
condemned for treason, and then TIE 1or-
Future would only last during her lifetime.
There is always an equity OF redemption
in the cxtiuguishmcnt Of 4 Tux title, even
in quiet or civil times. and how much
more 50 when it is acquired during war and
ItNtlt.lDli. llat i''tt'i ''N1'' i''' y
| bcc:l considered il shys.cr who, toi' the
piti'ul amount of $50 tax paid by him,
world seek to deprive Mrs. Lee from The
endowment Of tie fec Of her estate, upon her
making restitution Of ii. All the generals
md other leading Con!ederaleS are peace
.aly living upon the old estates they had
i.cforc the war. Where is the sense or the
Justice in singing ont Mrs. Lee alone rs an
object Of Government plumber: Arlington
hats been made Il vas! cemetery, and the pro-
pert 50 changed that probably Mrs. Lee
I would not desire TO retain ii, and i'll that
I event compensation in money should he
| paid her for the propcrty-a compensation to
! !, e agreed upon by diSintercsted parties. The
! tfu-eNc well says:
| "pcrsons may make savage declarations
against rebels to stavc off reelection in this
| affair, hut an honorable nation cannot nain-
tain The position which ours holds us to this
estate. Sooner or later compensation will be
made. The sooner it is done the sooner will
:he Government relieve itself from 4 position
which will not bear cXarnination.'
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AUCTION sAnEs.--Fusure Days.
BY Richardson & Co..
Aucfionccrs and Real Estate Agents.
Il13 Main street.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
ID executed to the undersigned by John Morgan,
dated the 18th day Of August. lse recorded III heiI
rico County Court, and decree entered OH me lyili
day Of january 1870, In the Circuit Court OF the sly
of Richmond III THE cause Of rgansadmlnlstralllx
rs. Otey II nls. and another decree entered ON the
nth day of january 1874 In the Court OF Appeals OF
Virginia. I'm said lst-namcd cause affirming the said
decree Of January 10th, 1872 OF the Circuit Court OF
the city OF Richmond. shall proceed To sell on tne
premises, ON WEDNESDAY, March 20, 1877, ut t., :
o'clock r. NJ by public auction, TO the highest bd,
der, the following descrbed property, to Wit Al
that certain LOT, PIECE or PARCEL OF LASD,
with the improvements thercon, lying and being IN
the city OF Richmond but formerly in the county OF
Uenrtcol on the EASTERN line Of the Intersection or
Eighteenth and Marshall streets. fronting ON SAID
Eighteenth, street thirty feet and running back In
parallel lines with Marshall street one hundred feet
TERMS: Cash o. 10 so much as may be suihcient 10
nay the costs of executing The trust and OF recording
and drawing tic trust deed If then unpaid, ana to
pay off principal and interest Of note for Ssi5,
dated August 18th, 1863, payable two years after its
date and the costs of the defendants In said cause o.
MorC.n's administrative vS. Otey and others, ana
the residue on such terms as may he madc known on
the day of sale. WILLIAM FOLkES, Trustee.
At the same time and place shall cell two other
LOTS adjoining the above. with TWO FRAME
TENEMESTS thereon, containing three rooms
each. REliAtDSOS u 60,
Real Estate tuCtioaccrs,
fp IL 1113 Main street.
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By Hill & Goddin, Auctioneers,
No. HOS Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF YALUA-
" BILE REAL ESTATE ON CHURCH HILL
city Of Richmond pronounced on the sth day OF
February. 1872. III 4 cause therein depending styled
and Others. the undersigned, special commissioner
thereby appointed, will sell at public auction, on
THURSDAY tie god day of February, 1872, at
EST ATE-vz.. one WHOLE SQUARE. with q
LARGE FRAMED DWELtING-I0TG ,s thereon r. 2,
OF LAND, each fronting 9Ga feet on Twenty-cighth
street between and Z streets with FRAMED
DWELLING-HOUSE on each lot.
TERMS: One-fourth cash, and the residue In equal
instruments at six, twelve, and eighteen months
from the day of sale the purchasers tn give neSoa-
BILE notes with interest added. for the deferred pay
mcnts and the title to be retained until the purchase
money Is paid and conveyance ordered BY the
court ROBERT HOWARD,
fel2 Special Commissioner.
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TOILET ARTICLES.
TLEAR AND HARMLESS AS WATER.
NATTAN'S CRYSTAL DISCOVERY FOR
THE HAIR.

THE HAIR.
\ perfectly clear preparation, In one bottle rs
easily applied water, fer restoring u gray hair lis
natural color AMI Youthful appearance to eradicate
and prevent daudruG, to promote the growth of the
hair, ardstop Its falling.
1t IS entirely harmless and perfectly Jee from any
place of all the dirty and unpleasant preparations
now In Use. Numerous testimonials have been sent
up from many OF our most prominent citizens. In
everything In which the articles now In use are OBJ
iectionab!e CRYSTAL DISCOVERY IS perfect. 1t
Is warranted TO contain neither sugar of lead sui
phur, nitrate Of silver. Clear and clean water,
1t does not soil the clothes scalp. Ii Is agrecably
pertumed, and makes one OF the best dressings for
the hair In Use. IL restores the color of the hair
more DerftcttY and uniformly thar any other pre-
paratoa, and always does 50 In from three 10 ten
days. Virtually feeding the roots Of the hair With
all the nourishins qualities necessary To Its growtl,
and healthy condition, 1t restores the decay aud IN
duces new growth OF the hair more positively
than anything else. The application of this Won
derfu discovery also produces pleasant and cool
ing effect OF the scalp, and gives the hair pleasant
and elegant appearance.
We call especial attention 10 the fact that limit
ed number of small trial bottles bo had by those
wishing To try II. You Will notice that In pursuing
this course our aim Is TO convince by the actual
merits Of the article.
ARTHUR SATTANS,
Inventor and proprietor, Washington, ID. c.
For sale. wholesale and retail, by
PURCELL. LADD b CO.. Proprietors
la 3l-eodtIel3 Agents, Richmond, Va
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By A. &. Pulliam, AuCtiouCcr.

A SsIGNEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
MOND AND CAROLINE COUNTY Ar AuC-
Ti0N;-on TUESDAY. February 9th. ls'2 at /:
Richlnond by virtue Of decree OF the United States
District Court for the Eastern District of Viz
snia, entered November ?Jt 1911. In The matter OF
james T. Butler 4 CO.. tankrupts. shall proceed TO
ing pieces OF REAL ESTATE:
No. l. LOT on 81. james street near I'M street.
Richmond: fronts IS feet: l23 deep.
CAROLINE couSA HYs FARMS:
No. .. Locust Grove: Two HUNDRED and
dwelling nd out-buildngs fine orchard; land an
der good plank fence aud we'll cultivated.
No3. Wares Tract Or Long Credit; FIVE Hun S
No.4 Luck,;; TWO HUNDRED and SEVENTY
ACRES dwe!iIns-hoGsc and 9Ht-Iqiliin;s. ~,
FoRTY-FlVE ACRES: well enclosed with plank
fences. -
=, No g; C9Ieman,s; THREE Kindred and
No l. Bendal's; FIFTY ACRES; 10 improve
No.. Eccdy Store: SEvENTY-THREEA ACRES
large storcholisc and dwelling: fine tH inrs stand
little imperfect, and the osSignccs right title, and
interest will be sold. -
FORTY-NINE and TIIREE-QUARTEk ACRES
rst-class place: has five hundredncrcS OF Alattpon
Hats not subject to overflow: lnrge dwelling witt
ten or twelve rooms. and 0u!-hulduSs; garden auC
orchard: has Il good mill site and dam.
On WEDNESDAY. February -. l.72, At +. VI.
or II rainy, on the next clear day, at the same hour
I will sell ut auction. on the premises. the hn'
BRICK CITY RESIDENCE No. l02, west Marshal
street. Richmond, now occupied 10y Mr.. John i
Butler. Fronts 81 feet the north side Of Marshal!
street, and runs back los feet to an alley.
The LOT on St James street. Richmond ami TN
UNION TRACT. In Caroline. will he sold free from
all liens and incuubrauccS the other property sub
jcct TO the wives contingent light Of dover.
The Caroline farms adjoin each other; are wei
wooded and watcrcd; convenient to churches aii'
schools: front Oh county roads: and arc wiihil
three on four miles Of Pamela Chesterfield stations
OH tho Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potoma
railroad.
TERMS or SALE: Onc-fourth cash. balance a
six, twelve. and eighteen months. with tricrc&
added from the day 81 sale: deferred payments l.
be secured by deed of trust. .,
C.. :. CONVERSE,
Assignee Of James T. Butler Is Co.
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'AUCT1oN sALEs---This Day.
BY I. w. Keesec, Anctioneer,
No. 1917 Main street.

DIANOs, HOUSEHOLD FURNITCREs,
L BROOMS, &c, AT AUCTlON.-THlS DAY
MT 10 O'CLOCK will sell at my auction-housc
l ROSEWOOD-CASE PIANO tseven octaves),
made by Chlcknring;
+ MAHOGANY. WALNUT, and STAINED BED.
WALNUT MARBLE-TOP BUREAUS,
MAHOGANY and OAK OFFICE DESKS,
WALNUT and MAHOGANY WARDRoBEss;;,
MAHOGANY SIDEBOARDS ana BOWh-SAef'
EXTENSION. LEAF, CARD, CENTRE, ana
PIER TABLES;
HAIR and SHUCK MATTRESSES,
FEATHER BEDS, BOLSTERS, aud PILLOWS;
EEFRIG ORATORS,
TIN SAFES, BROOMS. &c.
e. ~ Auctioneer.
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BY Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and 1tuctioncers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank

KcaI EsL,lt ABeIltS aIlH AUCllUTVtlS'
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A NEAT BRICK
4 RESIDENCE AND a VACANT LOT. on
THE EAST SIDE OF SECOND BETWEEN
CLAY AND LEIGH STREETS.--in execution of
decd Of trust from Martha Ann Street to the sub
scricr us trustee. dated st November. lsG5. and
corded in Richmond Hastings Court Office, being
thereto required by the holders of the debt secured.
will sell at auction, upon the premises, on WE'D
NESDAY, February Is, 1872, at d o'clock J.. NJ,
the RESIDENCE located as above. with the al jon-
Ing LOT. 1t has seven rooms, = kitchen with two
rooms and stable: gas and wafer on the premises.
The LOT has front Of 80 feet and Will be sold as 4
whole or divided The yard is prettily set with
shade trees, shrubbery, &c.
TERMS: The decd requires n sale for cash but Il
desired reasonable terms OF credit will be allowed
OH portion Of the purchase money These viii lie
made known Mt the time of sale.
ISAAC DAVENPORT, JR., Trustee.
CRCBBS 6 WILLIAMS, Anctiouccrs. IL iG
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GE.OEEEaEG.
1910. MAIN STREET 1919,
X T. " q V 4 l..
HENRY WinTLOCK. MERCHANT TAILOR.
GE.O'E'EEaEG.

Grateful In the public for many past wears OF pa
tronagc and Kindness ] Thankfully ask leave TO An
NUUNCE that have removed my place ri business
from No. lLiJ ~
1919 MAIN STREET
This is The old stand Of Messrs. MITCHELL & TY-
LEi:. on the northeast side Of Main street above
Fourteenth. My stock ID
LARGE. CHOICE, AND EXTENSIVE.
selected with attentive and my disposition to
please my friends and patrons unchanged and I'M
thiupl,lc The new store offers finer facilities Tor
the exhibition Of 4 stock of GOODS here
RARELY EQUIh.LEn.
am crGbled to furnish my customers with IloIH-
ING TO ORDER, or READi-MADE, ana VIII
WARRANT SATISFACTION,
from the finest articles Of CLOTHING down to the
most triiliug Of ncccSSarics. III
no SIERY,
am prepared 10 supply the publ ic. and only ask
that those who have known Inc long and we'll Will
continue 10
ENCOURAGE ME.
promise TO leave nothing on my part undorc to
satisfy honestyand fidelity In legitimate intercourse
OF business, and respectfully invite call from all.
HENRY NIIITLOCK. Merchant Tailor.
fc l--cudl!u 1872 Main street. Iijcln0TI.
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DESTAURAST'S.


N RESTAUR ATEUR, EHGEA
1902 MAIN STREET,
keeps ON baud the best that the mafses ~ Nnes are
afford for his guests. The luxures Of al I'm, sN
served to order In the best style. His inyi.s
ready for dinner parties: ai,d he 49,, fDs tcr
accommodation. =, :, 80, yetal!ed
The best WINES and LIQUORS that a rfnrtEWgD
In Richmond are found If his bar, Whese p 49,, ex.
DRINKS are promptly made by oae OF VIC w.
eerieneed hands In the city. ,,,,e1f, NDSsr2
With accomplished cooks the 49, .,, new ys.r
ZeTEiLE turns over D new leaf, and goes ahsa" ,ss
the buoyant spirit or the new Richmond
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REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.

TOR SALE PRIVATELY, Il very de- an
Il sirable BRICK DWELLING with eight LII
rooms, besides attic aud kitchen, situated on
Terms liberal. ANY one wishing to purchase can
examine the property and correspond with me by
mil at GAINESVILLE, Va. Is. ID. MORTON,
70 oo-Gtk Trustee
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BOOKS. STATIONERY, DE.

paTTEsoS's HANDBOOK OF FORMS,
KERR ON FRAUD AND MISTAKES,
BLISS. ON LIFE INSURANCE,
FISHERS DIGEST OF CRIMINAL LAW,
PHILLIPS'S UNITED STATES PRACTICE.
All the new books and the largest assortment Of
STANDARD LAW In the State for sale ut l3lS
Main street. RANDOLPH ENdLlsH.
fc ls-lEw
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

HOUSES FOR SALE.
! comfortable BRICK HOUSE on Brook avenue.
BRICK DWELLING, six rooms, large lot, On
Franklin street, Church Hill.
Small FRAMED DWELLING on Church street,
Oregon Hill. -
FRAMED TENEMENT, four rooms, No. 2oC5
Broad street. near corner of Twentieth.
FRAMED HOUSE. seven rooms. and outside k!tcil-
en-, on Church Hill, Clay street.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DWELLING, four rooms, op-
posiic Trinity Methodist church.
Desirable FRAMED TENEMENT, with five rooms
aud outside Kitchen. OH west Clay street.
BRICK HOUSE. with six rooms and kitchen on VEN
able street near Mccauicsvllle turnpike.
STORE and DWELLING OH Pine street, Sidney.
HRICK HOUSE. five ROOMS and large passage, out
side kitchen, on west Marshall street.
T.. Il. NEWRURN.
e. Olaf l01l Main street.
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BY \. C.. Pullialn, Auc,iouecr.

BY \. e.. Pulaln, Auc.iouecr.
A SSIGNEE'S AND TRUSTEES SALE
"A OF i VALUABLE FARM or TillRTI-SE-
VEN ACRES. IN HENRICO COUNTY. IN
MILES FROM TIE CITY OF RICHMOND, ~
TIE LINEOF CIlESAPEAkEAEDpi llOl:A
ROAD.-By virtue Of Il decree of the bankrupt
Court in the matter OF j. l. W.D. Hitchcock rS.W. +
G. Garnet. bankrupt, shall. siGnc" and irIts-
tiers OF w +. 6. Garnctt, sell al public alicinn III
front of the United States cCstOnl-io,iSc. i'll kch-
nnund. ut II O'Clock NJ, on TUESDAY. February 81
|: -. the aboyc-namcd property.
pERMS: Onc-thir c;sh: balance In siXaud twelve
months. interest added from the day OF s!c defer.
red payments secured by deed Of trust.
e.. :. CONVERSE.
Assignee Of W. e. Garnctt bankrupt.
+. W.GRtBHS.
A. BODEkER. I Trustees.
STEPHEN UNTER.)
&c l.-cod;e6&tds
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!. GROCERIES. DC.
GROCERIES! GROCERIES!

y kOCEhlc,o! SItotLhA~
" ,ore,o,dv PORTO RICO SUGAR.
~. i ,i,'s.,i,oads NETv ORLEANS SUGAR,
10 hos a's r i!En1S ssU.iCARsl grades;
Z w n ,me NEW ORLEANs MoLA $50 ,,,,-
,a az nrcis SyrIP-conlmon and finest H''ah-
ties; ESQ COFFEE.
i -, n 1:,Ss ii'';S(;iIAYRA COFFEE
"a Ing JAVA COFFEE-.!ricu! ri.1' uySoS
- half :, chest GoNro" Di''' ~
"a ,i.rrrs TAROLINA RICE;
~ nn,shr,d: a EhR-RIB SIDES,
- h"ss, ,,e, siIOIrI.DEHS.
~ , ,i,.TS choice SCGAR-CIRED llAM9--ca'-
- vassc,I aud umcanvasscIdi; d, r. ,t,rssr IA
=; h,vcs BREASTS and ElihAi\f D
- con.
o. urrcI,, REFINED LARD.
-, - h hlHc. TIiEE s
j., h h"x.s ..ip1i,MANTINE CANDLES.
I IS' hrXcs TIMlLY SOArS1all griGGsi sop,
20 kegs and barrels li!s.NKb y. anu 49,.
IN I,S, n arG ar4i7inF, for sic
&c % koBE l +: " ll-llHe.2 y -:
j L,ucr james 5. Green, II superior line ,, Of
T,,l and examine my stock and learn Tile
surprisingly 10" "SV WILLIAM T. LINDSAY,
f: 2o-7tt between naISll.n. -.--- -. -
I MOTHER LOT OF 5000 pounds prime
ElRGlNlAIooH ~. y. .Sit n,rrhascrs to close
ru:isi.:nment al ,,,r.oon,s
d. IA ~" second and Grace.
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III n| ,li',i,,n,L's nrW ,T;hEA SUGAR,
100 barrels REFINED SLGAhS'
l,9 Dag TX r Vt .ST J0I"Es.
a.. ,i,,rG aud for sale at lowest market prices:
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VOIIN III. WILLIAMS, OF HE LAIE
y irm of llaryrls Williams. has the pleasure Of
"r'ning MS ircii'l, anu t'' CnI,, u HIock No.
tS2S ~ rect and i, now receiving by every
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-02-22

MACHINE WoRkS.-sLV ,,ai d.. i" "a az
w DINGTOS, Nos. 81, n.i' 80 sittcnlb
street. Richmond, Va We MAXI al knes 81 NH, .r
work in the machnst line, rclSr ali ha nr :! IN ar
We go In the country 10 30 sii s"IS oi ~ world
line Also make the hrSt tobacco HlS ~ .'e ~
and keep item on hand. as we'll tobacco ~ ri ar.
cl kinds, together with bands and 1ielv a lr@o On
tcles for the manufacture OF tobacco. md IN
rincs Rocrs. Sw-Siils, G:ls,M!ls, Power E" .tsr
Platform Scales, Shaiting. Hanger. axr,aent
and Devil Whccis and. Ia facts Eehet ,a.+r With
.i,msnu.s patan; Engine Governor;
pany S,ean,-Gauscs; Seien's Patent kisnip" Sell
lug: Pect Valves; olohe Valves Isii"~ Eipe
0iling Cups. for bath chElIc a'io 49, ~ ~ whieh
we sell at reasonable prices aud Oh III Iats
terms. \. b. We receive ON c'nsisning,h' EHne aad
OF machinery. both new asid Se $. -sInniSGTUN.
see us. oc q sLoAI y -ADi''> ---