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They Will Bear Testimony 20 DIR.
LongdOn's Great Practical Skill.
NO CASETREATED THAT CANNOT BE
CURED OR PERMANENTLY BENE-
FITTED.
TheJCost or Treatment Within the
Reach of All.

Every facility for theI certain Diagnosis
and skillful treatment OF all Chronic D.s'
eases
thirty-two Cells. with Rheotome, Commen-
tat Or, Rod, Movable Disc, Fork, Hydrostat,
Indicator, Combined Current and Polarity
Changer, and many other Electrical lnstru-
ments for the treatment OF Diseases OF the
Eve, Ear and Nervous system. No Nervous
Disease should be considered 1ncurable IN
til Electricity has been well tried.
Physicians not having the instruments
and time for treating Chronic Nervous DIS
eases may recommend their patients with
these ailments 10 DR.. Lcngdon with the as.
suranca that he will apply electricity and
magnetism in the most scientific manner.
Electrothermal baths administered when
ever indicated.
ment Of wondrous power, enabling the ply
sician TO detect with absolute certainty
many obscure Diseases Of the Heart, Blood,
Kidneys, Urinary Organs, and Nervous
system. Specimens OF urine examined ana
positively correct diagnosis given in every
DR.. Longdon ia consulted daily on all
forms of Chronic Disease. Much OF bis
practice is devoted to the more 0rdue and o6-
an,dte malddies which family physicians
have failed TO cure.
In describing your disease give ma cage,
sysptoms, and postofiice address. Enclose
a fee OF IS and your case will be carefully
examined and the necessary medicines for
one months treatment, with special letter
of advice promptly forwarded &c, you by
mail or express Many long standing and
inveterate ailments may be cured in this
way at very moderate expense.
|. H. L0NGD0N, A. NJ, M. D.,
(Late partner Of Prot. VIVA. Beatty Jone 8
D., OF Philadelphia, Pa.)
WEST SIDE FIFTH STREET,
Between Monroe and. Quincy, opposite
Cathedral,
jun28 WHEELING, W. VA.
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MISCELLANEOUS
Market Farm for Sale
ALLEGHANY COUNTY, Nm

TINE FOLLOWING sTATEMrrr >.
Il strictly in accordance with the facfs a.. ~
10 no overdrawn picture OF what can hS 10
done: , s3,5
There are fifty acres Tor more can Ia ,.,
ofrich alluvial bottom lands, not liahis :,
overflow, in the form OF an oblone sorso
level, and at this time in me condtWe,
situated between thePotomac river "a snn,
Baltimore and Ohio railroad, with Ss me
or switch connected with the pfopertv !s
is about half way between Cumberland &c &c
on SeorSes CreeS Valley. where her Veo. segou
or, in other words, the products OF trnsS
farm, can be sold in any QUANTITY ana =
prices Tar exceeding the rates In East.,1
cities.
excellent and sgue and fever unknown q,
the past twenty years - -'
There are also about seyenty.fve arre a,
strong limestone upland situated On n.
railroad from the bottom land. quo
The quality OF this land and its proxim,,r
TO certainly the most sctiye and best M!
kets In the world, would make one md.
standing truck farming TO realize q FORUM
This rcsien ofcountry is rapidly sm,,
ND, and thus far the market cannot be snr'
piled without sending on for vegetable,
HON other places.
II sny one desiring to, make prort,N.
investment in such property will visit mn.
place and find that all we claim for Il :.
well as what is represented, about our ma,
kets, &C, has not been correctly stated, h.
expenses will be paid We therefore COM.
IDENTIFY invite persons to come and look ana
investigate the matter for themselves.
There is a lime kiln on or near the prom.
-, tho rorfu fhrufpn "
without rent, and thus make his lime =,
simply the expense OF coal and burning.
Address: X, ID. JOHNSON,
febS-eQd Cumberland, Ma
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Alszwiot of Hollywood Frames
inst received at Robinson's Gallery.
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THURSDAY. JULY 81. 1874.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Index 90 New Advertisements.

Index 60 New Advertisement
A. - r.l.
Flour-Tingle & Isham
Hagerstown Seminary.
Notice-Jas. W. Zane.
CIosing Out Sale.
Preventive OF Mosquito Bites.
Nohce-Jos. P. Foose.
Don't go to the Springs.
Bean Soup--0ffics Saloon.
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M0TIlE,

EXPECTTO CLEAN THE RESERVOIR
on next Monday and want from " TO l0O
men Hands are expected to put their
npmes 4wn rn the list at the Water Works
Ior employment. Blsnufa :turers Will please
sion on that day, and families will please
pIerare themselves with water on Sunday
evening. JOHN w. CUMMINGS,
iuIv9Sid Sup't.
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Cleveland 6 Pittsburgh 3, E.

~ cansye,- ON AND AFTER MAY
~ siaNSs 20, 1918, Trains, will run
as follows:
LEAvT.
Bsllair........ $40 p. m. 1850 a. IN. 5:45 a. m.
bridegroom. 6:tOp. N. llOO q. IN. 5;So a, III.
Steubenvle.. $50 p. No. l2:07 p. m. 6:5I a, m.
wellsville.-.. $40 p. IN. 1850 p. m. S:l5 .. m.
Pittsburgh ...lc:30 p. m $40 p. m. l.:40 q. m.
BALTIMORE. 1880 p. 10. 6:t5 a. IN. Z:SO a. M
Washington. geo p. m. S:4) a. m, 400 q. IN,
PHILADELPHIA 1EeJ p. m. 6:5o q. no. S:i0 q. ~.
New York. 800 p. m. lo:lO q. m. Olo q. IN.
Boston ...... $50 q. m, 9C5 p. m. 4:5O p. m.
Alliance 5:'5 q. N. l2:2S a. IN.
CleYeland..- $3.50 p. m l:eo q. M
Chicago. 7:5u p. IN. o2u q. Id. GOV u LII.
Tickets to all principal points In the East
and west can be procured at the Union
Ticket ON %, In Mcclure House, and at the
Station ut Bridgeport.
- FIR. MYERS,
iulSl Gent Passenger and Ticket Agent.
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IyroRTANqTo ArPlFJAok BREwERs;-
The Commission er Of Internal Revenue
has Issued circular to the Collectors
Of Sisrnal- Reyenue, in relation to fruit
Installations, which provides that true
survey OF each. dissiIlery nust be inside
and delivered to the distiller ouaor be-
ie, The day Of commencing operations.
should disiillers desire to run on an
&4ssfsss, Collectors must notify The
EommiSlioner. Distiilsrs are required
nS etaly reports, promptly.
~ HE operssed each day,
skoS ths qusntity and
!Sl uskds whss one or
81 Eisf ID med on the
~ i1ht sshyI
- y Skar;al
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Picture Cord,

All ooIoRs AND nzEs, WIRED
Aand son; Picture loops, Nails, sc5sE
Eye, Porcelain and Gilt heads; TICKS, ht gu
driyao or screw, and all other Picture Trim.
minas, for sale wholesale and retail by
e. L. NICOLIs
aprlR Under McLure House.
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yoa want to buy cheap Parasol
= etoto the closing ont sale at
~ !. BLUM Il BRO.
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To. DAY July ends for this year.
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Pittsburgh Packet.

- THE NEW PAsSENGER
APacket, HALLE RAGON, James
kkz NV. Williamson, Captain, a. W:
yoagtly and NJ. J. Gamble, Clerks, VIII
leave Tor Pittsburgh on Tuesdays, Thurs.
days and Saturdays, at o'clock A. NJ
For freight or passage apply 70
myl3 Z. II. BOOIh q W.
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Wheeling, Psrkors5urg ana
O.ucinNntiT Transportation
EtousDnrsy,a Packets,

OUBlUdkKlY SSO1SOsHS~
uuuHIER,,...Ca Capt. JACK HARRISON
EXPKy.SS.---,..-...Cap PHIL. ANsCACTz.
-. The COURIER leaves Wheel
Ping for Parkersburg every Tues.
hday, Thursday and Saturday at
10Y o'clock A Il; Returning !eayesafa aad
ersSurg every Monday, Wednesday ana
Friday at 8 O'Clock A. Nd.
The EXPRESS leaves Wheeling for Park:
srsburg every Monday, Wednesday and
Friday at l0S O'Clock A. ID. Returning leaves
Parkersburg every Tuesday, fhursday anu
saturday at o'clock 4. n.
Vor freight or rsesage apply to
&C. u. AOOTH q CO.,
iec5 iAgents.
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STEAM BOATS.
Matamoras and Wheeling
Packets.

49, THE FINE PASSENGER
fNSHt steamer J. E. RANKIN, Lew.
Is Pope, Master, VIM. cochran
every tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
morning, at 10 o'clock. Returning will leave
Matamoras at o'clock every Monday,
wednesday and Friday.
For height or passage apply on boar1 or
A.C. EGERTER, Agent.
Corner Union and Market streets.
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Franklin Insurance Go.
8 WHEELING, W. Wa.
DIRECTORS.

once, ca Company's Buildingl IS Mon.
: SgSsS .s,2 roe street. 4,
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L. Y. BLOND.
los Main Street.
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B AUCTION sAxxs rn,1.o -:
--~s-~>~~l>~-~-~~- I----~.-S~~l-saAS 4eayS.
y. Apperson, Real Estate Auct,o 49,.
~ 1915 Muifr street

|0AKLAND. a MOST Drsrp >,
|OMARKFT.AND Fruit PapgI ENABLE
|AHALF BILL rs EORTHWEsTrissrsip TyggSR AND
RIcMMoNi PKEfERnrctiK2sastrTRhes AP g,t All;
M .,,S ,l RAILROAD, FOR SALE Ar IifTTTGiio-
1873, nc II O'Clock NJ, the ADORE dar,,h.AI june
near Staples's Mill, bOunded on two 10. s. hRN
fdiling creeks, on which are aoft twets w hftr
O. yeTy hne meadow land Iis az act +
for sess,a sG a l, saSy loan sa ,ineny sae9
for dra,Hsge.) Of which one hundred 1o rolling
cleared and In fine state of tilIava tr ae,es are
acres in large and The remainder iD sIeae, ~. nIe
GoipIorabls FRA MED DWELLING with nb,pI ,s,u
loundation,. containing ar rooms, oD a brick
gentiy-sweiling cmlnence In beautiful cal nsolne
ktcneh Win two rooms; barn. stable, corn
&C. superior water: remarkably hesl,by "iih.
nunred trees OF the hest varieties of peac!s se'sn
pcres ,s lc apnles Two ponds Covering ,h,Fs
Tor dozen ice-hoHses, all shaded i,y large r. rom
most profitable ice business might Lr a. ~ \
,rt properly Attended to- in propitlous aao NJ
ever raised In this section were grow on nr nv
Oakland being only thirty minutes, n,lpn hice:
drive from the city or BY rail 10 SunleS,s psasdht
I'm sight OF The house. In about the same ,,t,"
ders 1t exceedingly desirable for Trtred r rem
farmer. 81 o"'L'n' or
After the sale OF the farm will he sold an ru,.
PERSONAL PROPERTY on the prrn,iL,L NJ
sisting OF Mnles, WAGONS, Carts PIoushs. IIon.a.
TERMS For the real estate. on..f o,.,,
balance at six, twelve, and eighteen months r
gOtiabIe notes. interest ut eight nsr con-, W ~
secured by trust deed. For the persnn,Itv "T!el.
$50 or less; over that sum. sixty y cr.it Tor or
proved negotiable paper The properly nav
pusDt pilFaleis' anu ii Sold due notice, ,SijI Nv
given, j L. AppppsnE' w
my ,nr,IonN,
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ByJames M. Taylor e. Son,
Real Estate agents and AuctioneerE.
Office corner Eleventh, and Bank streets,
T,RUsTEEy SALE OF THAT VALU.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THAT YALU.
OF afpc5h h n,s II KNoWN IS THE D ON
D9 p NREs s sTk gEFIh fFs.As Eso ne
.CHTNERY FOR DEFINING sueAR-By Wiz.
tue OF deed of trust executed TO iis az tr,i ;
Dominion Sugar Refining Company, dsicd Feb
runry 9th. 1873 aud duly recorded IN the clerk's
Office of Richmond Chancery Court, In u. b
Ss 81 se pre M a
day OF June, 1879. at 1e O'Clock Me- al OF Inc apoye
ne fGperS sesSpgk q oi iFs sa
HOUSE, No. u6, on the west side OF seventeenth
street near Dock street The lot fronts 90 feet run
ming back Isi feet Also:a LOT fronting Va oy 10!
feet on the north side of Dock street between FIJI
tcenth and Seventeenth streets. with that large new
and desirable. fve-story BRICK STORE-HUUsE'
No. = Both houses built of the yer, best material l,
aud containing all necessary machinery usually ionn
In frst-class sugar refinery, Wncl was c
Jess than two years agu at cost OF over $4,000.
The h Ssa asR Of reGe s Il shy desirable
;ifacturIg purposes particularly for sugar refine
and this sale should attract the special attention
Of capitalists The undersigned VIII receive prhpS
sails for purchase privately In part or as Wnoe
The property viii be sold free from encumbrance
1.-THE trustees I'm previous deeds uniting In the con-
veyance to the pIrchaser). except as to two deeds
securing notes amounting to about .Sl3 900. ~hlch
cannot now be paid of, as II Is lot yet deterinlnei
by the courts who Is entitled to these notes but as
to this part of the purchase-money the purchaser
will be allowed to settle by executing bonds payable
only when release of said encumbrances is offered
TERMS: One-third Of the entire purchase-monsy
cash; $500 in bond payable on the above condl-
ton ut eighteen months. hearing Interest from the
lst day OF August 1867; $4,000 In bond payable on
said condition August l, 1875. bearing interest only
from maturity; and the balance In negotiable notes,
Interest added, dist ibutcd as follows-yiZ. Two
nntlls Of the entire purchase at SIX months,
two-ninthS at twelve months, aud the remainder at
eighteen months. Only six per cent. interest VIII
be charged on deferred payments, which will be Sc
cured by deed Of trust upon the property.
&. 7. M4 AZ 0t, SMITH Trustees.
JAMES NJ TAYLOR & Son, Auctloneers.
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chesapeake aud Ohio Caras:

ANNAPOLIS, Mp., June AT the annual
meeting of the stockholders Of the Chesa-
peake and Ohio Canal Company to-day A.
p. German was reelected president, with the
following board OF directors: James G.
Beerett, Washington city; Gilmore Mere
ditb, Patrick Hamll, G.. III. Watkins, ID. 5.
Bisser, and NJ. Bannon. This is the old
board with the exception OF George s.
Brown, who declined reelection.
Resolutions were adopted that the Board
of Public Works Of Maryland be requested
to take into consideration the matter of the
extension Of the canal to the Ohio river, and
report to the stockholders at a future meet.
ing any proposition deemed important on
the subject.
The meeting then adjourned to Tuesday,
July 9Th.
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By Robertson. Brouaugh & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auc,touecrs,
Hull street. opposite the courthouse
Manchester, Va.
>Y VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRl-Sr

pY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRlrST
~ executed to me Us trustee on the 10th l,r II
March, 1870, by William Wbifree. Jr ana dnI, 70
corded In the clerks Office OF Chesterfield iGuo;v
Court o.. p. 81, 2s,, shall. being reuulr 80
TO do by the beneficiary: sell NJ public auction, on
at II o'clock NJ, that VALUABLE ThACi 0Ei
LAND lying near the Midlothian coal.minrs. j.,
Chesterfield county, containing about aj2 ArHIs,
adjoining the hnds of Franklin Stearns. H. B N,n
cock, and others. This fani hes aout two and 1,
half miles from Coafeld station OF tile Richmond
and Danville railroad. within the coal Held Aior,
cne-third is cleared the residue In forest Of oak
aud pine. The surface indications of the existence
of coal are as good as any In the coal-ie!d
The buildings consist Of dwelling with riuc or
ten rooms and Ill necessary out-hous,s.
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay expenses Uf sale
and $5ia; $3.50 Oh the 10th Of March, ISL ,lld e. t.9
on the 10Th OF March, 1875. ~ be secured by deed Of
trust on the property The residue OF the purchase
money, if any, to be payable at such times aud
cured in such manner rs tile said Wintrct shall
direct, and III default Of such direction as the trr-
tee shall think fit :. BROOKS. Trustee
ROBERTSON, BRoSAuCu & Co., Auctione.r,
pO-fdS
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.

LONDON. June 3.-Tbirty thousand labor
ers assembled 10 Hyde Park to-day to pro-
test against the laws which unjustly affect
the interests or the rights Of labor.
A Paris special to the Times says the Min
lister of the Interior has issued circulars to
the projects of departments urging good CHI
zens to energy in the maintenance OF orael
and conservative principles as the only means
of restoring the country.
A letter TO the Post SAYS Don Carlos has
ordered the release of Republican prisoners
upon parole.
wrecked in the China seas. Thirty persons
were lost. :,
4 dispatch from Shanghai says the lmpe-
rial Tollefoo in Southwestern CHINA inassa-
cred 10000 persons. The conquered sultan
committed suicide. c..
A strike of the employees of the Great
Western Railway Company commenced
Yesterday. Eight hundred have quit WORK.
France.
PARIS. June 3.-Carlst officers have STOP
ned the trains to the ViLtoria frontier, ana
the mails now 20 by sea.
Spnm.
BAYONNE, CuUc o. L lC Nolb w.
a portion of the Northern railway IN SPAN,
have signed a convention by which resump-
ton of railway traffic will be permitted, the
Spanish authorities agreeing TO the neutral
ization of the line from Miranda Delebra 10
the frontier. For this concession the Kali
way Company pays The Carlists $500 per
day.
Senior Pierrad has resigned the MINISTRY
of War, to which he was appointed d@ an
term.
The Government has received numerous
dispatches from the provinces congratuiatlnS
it on the speech made by Figguerros at the
opening OF the Assembly. H,
President Mcmahon has issued procla-
nation to the army, in which he says:
/" The choice of u president of the Republic
from your ranks shows the confidence of the
Assembly in your loyalty.' He has also
issued an order appointing General Ladme-
vault, now military governor OF Paris, 10 the
co mmand of tue army at Versailles.
Prussia.
BERLIN, June 3.-Asiatic cholera has ap-
peared in two villages in West Pussia, hav-
inc been communicated from Russian Po-
land. A rigid quarantine of the infected
districts have been established.
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New York ktems.

New YORK, June 3.-Arthur b. Graves
has been elected president of the Cotton Elk
change and Walter d. Miller treasurer.
The widow of the late Colonel Fisk has
commenced new suit against the Union
Pacific Railroad, the Credit-Moblier, Gov
ernor Dix, George Opdyke, and others.
The Building Association of Cabinet
Makers have entered suit against their off
GERS for ralming on them heavily-mortg,aged
property. The swindle reaches nearly bait
million dollars.
A youth, aged nineteen, has shot and
killed his father, who did not live with his
family:
1t is ascertained this afternoon on good
authority that George Macdonnal, the Bank
of England forger, was taken direct from
the United States District Courtroom to
Fort Columbus so as to avoid service of any
writ that his counsel might obtain. He will
be taken to England tomorrow.
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b. Moody 4 Royal,
Auctionecrs and Real Estate Agents.
Office corner of Seventh and Hull streets,
Manchester, Va.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THREE
" HUNDRED AND EIGHTi-EOUE ACRES
or VALUABLE COAL Is1ND IN GHESTER;
FIELD COUNTY, VA, HALF a MILE IAtOM
CLOVER HILL KAILROAD-By virtue OF a de-
cree of the County Court of Chesterfield county. at
the Reeemper term esr,s, suit na hfTsin
&c, ry Lucy Fuqua, ADMINISTRATIVE, e ats The
undersigned will expose for sale ut public auction.
on MONDAY the 9TH of June, 1872 at IL o'clock ~
Chat being courl-day IN front Of the eourt-house
OF said county, that VALUABLE TRACT OF
LAND, containing THREE HUNDRED AND
EtGHTY-FOUR ACRES more or less; onc-ihird
clcareu the lalauce well umbcred with . TX and
pine; good FRAMED DWELLING continlngtly,e
or six rooms, and all the neceSsar, outouses. This
tract of land lies Immediately In the coal region
showing every Indication of coal. Its proximity
to the Glover Hill railroad where ready Transports
ton eau he had 10 good market either for coal
wood timber, should engage the attention OF CAPT
talists and those seeking good investm ents. This
land udj0ins the lands OF Franklin Stears, Wilkins
Hall estate, and others.
TERMS cash to costs Of this suit and expenses
of sale: the balance In three equal fnstaln,ents OF
one. two and three years for bouds bearing interest
from day OF sale, the title being retained until the
whole purchase money is paid, =. BROOKS.
H. 4-tds Commissioner.
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!. AuCTroN sALrs-Future Days.
BY Grubbs & Williams,
Auctioneers and Real Estats Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

A. GRAND sALE.-SIXTY-SEYEN
LAUREL, AND Oh ERRY. STREETS Be ~.
request or Mr. Lewis Il. Harvie, will sell OF nnS-
ton, upon the premises respectively. on WEDhE S-
Az. June II, 1879, commeDcinG ut o'clock Z. D.,
on Pine street between Cumberland and Beverly
etrcets opposite to tho residence OF Dir. Joseph Z.
Powell SfXTY-SEVEN UILD1NGl LOTS SUI
aed as abovetwelye lots on Pine street, forty lo,s
on Laurel street along the line or the street raj!
way, fifteen lots on Cherry street.
The attention Of the public Is called to the iaci
that this Is sue of The restdue of the lots In that
rapidly.improving locality nolo In the hands Of ne
original 0,oner. No such sale can ever again be
made, and all subsequent buyers will pay prices III
advance of those obtained at this sale. 4
No surer or more rapidly profitable investments
can possibly nc offered In real estate than this sale
will afford. Persons interested Invited 10 call a,
our Office and examine plat showing the exact To-
caIity of every lot to be sold.
TERMS At sale.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS.
ipt AuCtfOneer5.
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BY Isbcll & Son,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
No. 8 Eleventh street, between Main and Bank.

N o.
COMMISSIONERS SALE .-LARGE
ICAND ATTRACTIVE SALE OF VALuABLi
REAL ESTATE IN THE COUNTY OF CHES-
TEkf1Ek6TBEIEoNAs "a Ahs LEER s ANf
ooSE-FIFTH INTEREST IN "KhSNICK"-
AT AUUTION.-By virtue of n decree Of the Chan.
Court Of the city Of IN, nd 70 on
Of June 1873, at o'clock P NJ of that day, f fair
in front of the City Hall, in the city OF Richmond
expose to sale ut public auction the following very
valuable pieces Of real esta, e DEAL ESTATE s,,r.
nond Containing TWEEN rY-SEVEN AND one
Tbe sree sna vanabe and
well-constructed buildings upon this place were
erected by the United States Government, and are
admirably suited for large manufacturing estao-
2. "BELLoNA FOUNDRY, adjoining the
Ans NN TIE st Taf SF haNp p"2 The bHr
have been burned. but the situation Is most excel
lent for manu- facturing purposes, and the land Is
at >. A TRAIT OF LAND not far from Belona
Arsenal called .ST. LEGER,'' containing about
NINETY ACRES. with no improvements
t. Une-ffth undivided interest In fee simple In Il
BODY OF LAND called !. KEsNICK,'' partly in
Chesterfield and partly in Powhatan COUNTIES con
ACRES This land lies within the range of the coal
lands Of Chesterfield, and Is supposed to abound III
this mineral.
Each piece of property will be sold separately.
The attention Of capitalists and Others IS specially
invited t" this rare opportunity for profitable Ill
vestment,
TERMS: One-fourth cash: balance at six. twelve,
and eight cen months tor negotiable notes, with III
tercst added from day of SALE and title retained un-
I'll the whole purchase money is paid and convey
ance ordered by the court.
HENRY G. CANNON,
G.. G. MCRAF.
ED. Y. CANNON,
10 Aids Special Commissioners.
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BY Wellington GOddtn,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
corner Of Eleventh and Bank streets.

GALE AT AUCTION OF EXCELLENT
- FARM OF TWO HUNDRED AND FORTY
THREE ACRES. WITH NEW AND COME OkT e. :, :.
GuODE'SBRIDiE ROAD, ADJOINING GRE
G0RY'S TAVERN, TEN MILES FROM NAN;
CHEsTER.-Wi be sold ut auction on MONDAl
the 9th of june, 1919 at II o'clock ~, In front OF
Chesterfield county House, In Manchester he
above, adjoining the residence of Rev James Gre
pory Miles Chalklpy, and others, contsininY two
Hundred and forty-three acres, Of which about half
is open land of good quality balance IN wood and
timber. The place Is well lnclosco. me a",elilng
and there is !; good barn. stable, &c. The barn, sta
Die, and dwelling are well iuclosed with post and
nlank fence This is a fine chance to secure il good
farm In desirable neighborhood on favorable
terms. :.
TERMS: Liberal, and made known at the hour OF
sale. W. GoiDiN,
10 o-eodtds AuctiOueer.