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auence of his Berlin patos and the auy
| humor of his replies, and showed 'he i'o''.
culo1s working of the law. s-

CoLogEp PoLrrIcAL MrssloNARIEs.- nc
advance guard of the colored detega..on sew ess
from New Orleans 10 the interest," OF tue
Kellogg government have reached mere. :.
Is understood that their mission Is 70 yisis
Harrisburg and several other cities wnere
colored Conventions are to be held, aud
make addresses in advocacy OF the Kellogg
government, as the rightful one Of the State
Of Louisiana. These men, II Is said, are
among the shrewdest Of their race, and, be-
ing endowed with Aueney Of speech and
well drilled in their parts, have been spe..
cially selected by Kellogg. 1t is assumed
on all hands that one Of the first things lor
Congress to do on its reassembling in De
cember is to take up the case of Louisiana.
The Kellogg government it is learned, IS
now busiIy engaged, in anticipation OF TINS,
in taking just such testimony as was torn 10
shreds By the Senate committee last Wlnter.
1t has assessed all its ofice-holders for the
expenses to be incurred and has calied a
convention to meet in New Orleans IN NO
vember to select committee to come on 10
Washington and lobby before Congress 10
its intercst.-Botttnaore Sun.
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TIE GERMAN Press Aw.-The newspapers
of Berlin have adopted many ingenious de-
vices to escape tue provisions OF the new
presS-law. As each journal must have a
responsible director, who signs the editorial
articles with his name, the Dutch Liberal
Times recently brought itself into notoriety
by appointing "Dlentsmann as its
principal editor. A "Dientsmann, who
corresponds to the French Commission
aire," acts as the messenger or letter-carrier,
helps to move furniture, hunts up lodgings,
and is general factotum. The person Sc
lected by the Liberal Times is described as
n dried.up little fellow, with full gray beard
and two black eyes sparkling with fun. He
w',s. recently arrested for some Journalistic
shprl,coming, and presented himself before
The magistrate IN bis professional blouse and
badge. The examination Of the prisoner, it
i-said, was exceedingly amusing, in conse-
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By James NJ. Taylor & Son,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
office corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THAT FALuA-
L BILE FlvE-STORY BRICK STOREiiOUSE
on DOCK STREET NEAR THE CORNER OF
SEVENTEENTH STREET, AND AT PRESENT
OCCUPIED AS 4 PART OF THE OLD DOMlS-
ION SUGAR REFISERY.-By virtue OF deed OF
trust executed to trustees for the bencht OF the
creditors OF the Old Dominion Sugar Refining Com
pany dated February q, 1873 and duly recorded In
the clerks office Of Richmond Chancery Court III
D. r. 100 B.. page 70, will proceed to sell ut pub
lie auction on the premises on MONDAY the ath
dav of August 1879 ut o'clock 2. NJ, all that GER
tain lot or parcel of land, with all the improvements
thereon and all privileges and appurtenances there
tn belonging situated on Dock street in the city OF
Richmond, commencing ut 4 point one hundred
feet from the western line of Seventeenth street,
having front Of eighty-four feet on Dock street
and running back between parallel lines one hun
drtd aud two feet. The improvements cover the
entire lot.
This property is subject to mortgage of ten
thousand dollars which fell due on March 2lst,
ls72, and upon which interest is due from December
21s 1872. which is secured by deed of trust to b.
X. Wexford and Edwin NJ. Mann, trustees, execll-
ted by Solomon A. Myers on the 2lst day of harch,
1870 and duly recorded IN the clerks Office of the
Chancery Court of the city of Richmond.
TERMS Subject TO the above-named mortgage)
One-1hrd cash balance at Six twelve. and eighteen
months for negotiable notes, Interest added, and Sc
cured by deed Of trust on the property.
X. MANSON SMITH,
PC. WARWICK. s.
JAMES NJ TAy1OR a SOS, Aucfioneers ~ 80
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A FIGHT WITH E.-A teamster
named Joe Allen, living on Woodbridge
street, east. purchased horse in Genesee
county few days ago, and finding the ami
mai ugly and obstinate, he made preparations
on Sunday to break his spirit. Aiming him
self with heavy whip and club, ALEU-
went into the stable about ten o'clock on
Sunday morning aud proceeded to busit1ess.
The animal bit at him as he tried to enter
the stall, and Allen stood back and "peeled :.
him with the whip. The horse kicked and
paved for awhile, and then sagSed back.
snapped the halter, and came ont on the
floor with business look in bis eye when
was truly appalling. Allen retrcated back
after seeing an open mouth snapped together
about an inch from bis nose, and he just e.
capped two feet intended to remove the top
of his head. BY shouting and whipping he
frightened the horse back Il few feet, and he
then got under the stairs, where for about
half an hour, or until his wife could gather
a crowd, he was held prisoner, having all
he could do to keep the horse from dragging
him out.-Detroit Free Press.
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CnTTuS MARKETS

BALTIMORE, July 3l.ICotton In,r coastwfe.
i@s bales; sales is bales stock esss Daes Good ord
GALvEsTON, July 3l-Cotton steaa! STOCK. ia,a7s
nary, l.tt9lsc.; net receipts % oa'e'
MOBILE, July a-Cotton qulet maa iss bses
net receipts % DaIes: sN a5s bse e' VICE.
Sass Nv o. ORLEANS July sl-Cotton nrm mtaus
sic net receipts 10 bales gross reeep socb
bales sales, 500 bales last evening" 500 oaeS S'o'A
MAHLEsroN, july aCot.on dull ana axnor
middlInrs. istc; net receipts, 2sg oaes ss7
coastwse, $40 bales sales, SO Daies ''o'A''
bales c..o, or,at. low middl!ngs,
Issc.: mel receipts. o6O bales exports
bales sales so bales Stock a,doS JAWS q
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aUCTTog aAIEs-Fnsurs Bays.
csoNMIssIoNER,S sALE or CHEs.

TtOWMTSsIONERS SALE Of Cdtf,-
TTp1-1EI- n T.ANDs.-Cn MONDAY, August
- 1s1a mt hdns Chesterfield County Court day,
:; S, w the ssrse
aa SUIT o, Ending In the County Court Of
ss paD as ns aeloee ns
~ ssr a IL containing 32sS acres be-
5rins 70 Thomas n II es IL ChssS ter
miles east Or Glover Hill pits adlopig e raus
; ~; '" and r. Gresham he HOUSE L wooden ls
Covered viii, Tin and has eight roos anu Is III
TERMs Cash enough to pay costs Of said SUI! aiu
EXPENSES of sale, and balance on creniI "a ~,
twelve and eighteen months, equal paym,e eity and
,crest added for bonds with approved security Oh"
lille retajned until payments are al maze IN t
CHARLES y. STk1NGfELLSG}omr,.
Lids SohoIAo5-o-------
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BREAKING DIsHEs.---We are glad TO learn
that the Emperor Of China has issued de-
cree declaring that if the chief officer of his
household handles dishes so careessly as to
break them he shall he killed. We say we
are glad of this. because we hope to have
the same regulation put into effect in this
country. If it is, about two thousand hired
girls vii! he executed every week, and we may
reasonably hope that the destruction of crock
cry will be checked. We have stopped it in our
house by having tea-set made of wrought,
iron. and painted white. When a new hired
girl comes, she drops the coffee-pot upon the
floor. Finding, with Amusement, that it
does not break, she thumps it with Hat
iron and drops bricks on it, and goes out
and borrows sledge-Elmmer, and whackS
it; and then, perceiring that it is as good as
ever she sits down in front of that cotee-pot
and bursts into tears. Then she gives warn
ing, loads up with sugar, and beef. and but
ter for her sick aunt, embezzes three or four
hemstitchcd handkerchiefs and any odd pill
low-caseS that are lying around, aud starts
for the nearest intelligence office. we
wouldn't take 4 million dollars for that tea
set.-Mar -1aeler.
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Bv virtue of decree of the Richmond Chancery
Court of May b. 1873, In the SUIT patton &C, rS.
The ~ PREMISES, on ia URsDAY the 2ist of August
1873, ut p. NJ, that valuable property known as
THE HEALING SPRINGS.
incIudiuc the REAL ESTATE, situated In the
rou MY OF Bath, State of Virginia on the line Of the
H f'I5ssbfsi AN AND TWENTY-oNE ACKsEs, one.
gtther with ali the Personal PROPERTY
thereon, used in connection with the Springs.
The Improvements consist of THREE LARGE
BRICK BUILDINGS of the best material and work
manship, and numbe of HANDSOME COT
TAGES all in good order, and eyiucing considera-
BILE degree Of taste in constructions; store, bath
houses, stables, &C.; and partial equipment for q
stage line, &c.
Pure freestone water is conveyed by pipes from a
spring in the mountains through the buildings and
grounds, affording an ample, supply for all pur.
poses, and the property Is thoroughly furnished
With everything necessary for the conduct Of a
rstclass watering place, being ut the present time
in full operation, aud 10 be ... t.....- e
KEPT OPEN ..f
without interruption during the residue of the
springs season
UNTIL OCTOBER 1sr,
under the present able management.
The property Is situated on the main road in
the Warm Springs Valley, about fifteen miles from
Covington, on the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad,
from%hicl point 1t Is accessible by a fine turnpike:
aud " The South Branch railroad" now chartered
and partly under contract Is intended TO extend to
CoHngton, and when completed will pass through
the Warm Springs Valley within a short distance
of the Springs.
The virtues ofthe waters are we'll known and need
no particular notice. Descriptive pamphlets can
Ladd & Co., Richmond. The grounds are pictu-
rescue and beautiful, shaded by trees OF original
growth, the climate delightful the atmosphere pure
and exhllcrsting and without fogs, aud scenery I'M
surpassed
TERMS: Cash as to one-fourth OF the purchase
money; the residue upon credit. of six. twelve,
eighteen, and twenty-four months, for NEGOTIABLE
notes, with interest added from the day of sale.
For further information apply to one Of the COM
m!ssioners at Richmond, Va, or b. NJ. Qnarles, the
agent, mt the Springs.
CHARLES U. WILLIAMS,
W. w. CRUMP,
JOHN II. GUY,
JOHN A. COKE
JAMES n. DUNLOP,
jy2s Commissioners.
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The -ToBAcCo.SINNERs.--T area
dian remarks that the quiet gentleman, who,
| free from gravcr vices, INDUCES in the mild
destination Of tobacco, and gives himself up
| to the occasional, or even frequent, enjoy
ment of cigar-smoking, doubtless tancies
himself q very decent sort Of person. He
perhaps entertans the dcllSle impression
| that he is gentleman. and looks upon him
self as a proper companion for other gem
| tlemen. and those Iaagons Of refined per-
fection-the ladies. In this belief he may
| wulk the streets. enter the houses of the
rich and great, disport himself upon the
piazzas of watering-place hotels, join
the hilarious picnic il company with So
! ciety's brightest gems and all this without
| realizing that he is 4 disgusting monster,
totally unfit for social intercourse with the
delicate and refned--a being whose very pre-
eencc is necessarily obnoxious to all save the
most vulgar and degraded, Let him, how
ever, but enter one of our street-cars, and he
is at once forced to recognition of the
cnormity of his offence against the common.
est law of dccency. The bellies of our "best
society" NAV tolerate this Understanding
tiend, but the pure aesthetic taste of the
horse.car president, the delicate nostrils OF
tnc NOlSt-CslI COUlluCtOi3 uHlt Siiieei
good sense and native refinement of the
average street.car occupant, repudiate him
with unanimous consent. The washer
woman may cumber that palace OF elegance
with huge baskets of soiled linen, the gentle
and fragrant negro may reek to bis hearts
content, the profane, the vulgar, and the
grossly immoral of both sexes are welcome
there; but the wretch who smokes, be II
pipe, cigarette, or "Reina Victoria" sinks
at once to his proper level in the social scale,
and is promptly elected from that halloWed
spot, or else forced to forego his vile maui
gence. In vain he protests, in vain he seeks
to be permitted to occupy standiug-room on
the PLATFORM. There is no place for INN,
tainted thus with moral leprosy. He is made
to feel that he is an outcaSt among bis fel-
low-beings. He looks with envy upon the
washerwoman with her dirty linen, and snuls
longlngly the aromatic odor Of the African !;
he sees prostitutes and pickpockets mingling
upuuestioned with other occupants OF the
car, and recognizes with shame and humllia-
ton their social superiority over tie vile,
DEGRADED wretch who smokes. This must
be quite proper and just, for it is utterly i'm
possible that the combined wisdom, taste,
and Judgment of our street-railway manage
ments should err in this matter, and the
sooner the principle that the cigar-smOker is
the very incarnation of human degradation
is universally understood and accepted the
better it will be, no doubt, for all concerned.
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BY Lyme & Brother,
Auuttoneers and Real Estate Agents,
No. 1912 Main street.

NEW FRAMED DWELLING, STU
~ ATED ON DANCE STREET BETWEEN
CAR TER AND ASHLAND STREETS, NEAR
HARVIETOWN, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
WIN be sold ut public auction, OIL the premises, on
the cd of August, 1873, commencing
at 81 p. NJ, neat little FRAMED RESIDENCE
located rs above described. Lot 80 Ivy 1873 feet
To parties of limited means this offers good OPP
portunity TO secure nice little home at small out
lay, ami in an improving locality.
TERMS At sale. LYME e BROTHER,
iy3 Auctioucers.
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BY Lyme & Brother,
Auchoncers and Real Estate Agents.
Mo 1919 Main street.

MICE BUILDING LOT WITH A
siTuATED ON TIE East LINE g! OF E = Ell
BETWEEN LEIGH kNDyAEkS0N STkE ltaS,
ut the request Of tho owner, sell at public auction
on the premises, on TUESDAY the Sfh gay ,G o.
August 1879 at % O'Clock r. NJ, that VEN nm
heated as above described, fronting 80 by LOO feet.
TERMS: Liberal and announced at hour OF sale
LYME 3 BROTHER,
ms, Auctioneers.
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p,1r1,1nRE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE july sl-floar s1sseg AMBER 1ha 81 $50
demand Wheat active and sIt,t s.re soSShean
S SsSG sSisc rye au but firm at ssi
unchanged Provisions quiet but hrn GGu, It and
changed. Whiskey firm al sfe' oHs"'
unchtnppd
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FINANCIAL.
BY Telegraph.
Erw WORK.

New YORK, July sl.-Money unchanged Sgi.
sterlipg dull. ioss6lo0. Gold, list. GoVcfnn'eAs
dull and steady. States very quiet.
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crNcTNEATJ MARKETS.

CINCINNATI, Jny 3I.-Flour quiet; ne., A 1SH
$3.50. Corn in FUR demand and R nFn rmsI and
I, Good demand; Shoulders. SIC clearly os i'
IN i",c': clear held at IOsc. Whiskey firm al We
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louisville MARKETS

LOUISVILLE, July sFl9uFT. s sssos p,a u de-
and sdr1 Pa ps steady at steady
shoulders &C. clear rib, loslosc s sies5s kegs
0Slctc. packed. Lart-ln tierces' eses''~''
i1r steam, SIC.
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COMMERCIAL.
Rr TELEGRAPH.

NEW YORK MARKETS.
.,, r,,,, a,-t,otton weak and Irregular
NEW 9o OK Ea J attic Flour
sh Ss sThSs Sssa' ?S.s
Corn inartye state easier active, new,
od siesis Lard weak IurPs rsiabts sa arn.
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DoN'T,-Don' invest your money in lottery
tickets. Give some other man a chance for
prize.
Don't tell an editor how to run q news
paper. Let the poor fool find il out himself.
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EOR SALE, LARGE AND SPLENDID

FOR SALE, LARGE AND SPLENDID
Il GRAZING FARM IN pOCAHUN MAS
c3EFTY y VEST v ,IF,T MAJ DIXlDED IN IN
virtue OF deed Of trdst from r: n: Pool, &c, !
will proceed to sell at Huntcrsville West Va, ION
TUESDAY, 10th day of August, 1919. at u O'Clock
NJ. that magnificent body OF LAND, containing
FIVE THOUSAND TWO HUNDRED AND
Ei1hTY-FIVE ACRES, formerly owned by James
X. Ewne, lying on the North, South, and Silver
forks OF Elk river about one mile from Gibson's,
in Pncahontas COUNTY, West Va. About l,5UO acres
are cleared, and has full and fine growth OF blue
grass and timothy, and furnishes grazing for seve-
raj hundred cattle each year. IL has very line
body of various t}nlbers on Ii, and Is the best wa
tered land In that Section the three forks OF Elk
river run through Its various parts.
Iron and coal are said to have been discovered on
1t recently, and from It's location these minerals may
exist In vast quantities.
II lies immediately along the line OF projected
railroad and taken altogether Is the most desirable
bohy, of timber, grazing, or farming land In that
fertile section.
Parties Wishing 10 examine the premises can .fnd
good accommodations at Gtbson's tavern, and d.
reclions where the landli
The land Is being divided into smaller farms, OF
iron three hundred to five hundred acres, the mefes
and bounds Of which Can be seen by application to
JOHN A. L1GH rNER, attorney at law, Hunters
vile, w. Va.
TERMS BY the deet the terms may be cash but
npon small cash payment, to cover costs and ac-
crucd interest, and satisfactory security for re-
nainder. easy terms and long credit may be given.
jy 3l-dis b. G.. HARTSOOk, Trustee.
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BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, July sl.-virg!nia consols' ''t "e''
ylrginla's, III. Bid to-day.
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,1ru sTocK MARKET.

BALTIMORE July s'.-Cattle MARIE! srst ouafi
ty. .sp,s.c; medium, a@a.c Receipts; a demand
y aiF suR Refs Iaa %2a 1 shsep
ssc:,r tcS snd his6er; 4@.ic Receipts, 1859
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BY Richardson s. Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. lll3 Main street,

A NEAT FRAME DWELLING ON
IA PLEASANT STREET, STRECKER'S HILL,
FOR SALE BY AUCTI0N.--On TUESDAY the
9th OF August, &C o'clock Z. NJ we shall sell by
auction, on the premises, u neat FRAME DWELL
ING. with four rooms, In good repair, and lot
rs by l25 feef with good well OF water In the yard
on the south side OF Pleasant street, Sirecker'J
Hill, opposite air. kersey's.
TERMS: Liberal, and made.known at sale.
RICHARDSON 4 Co,
VW Aactaoleers.
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BY wellington Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
cosaer OF Eleventh and Bank streets.

GALE AT AUCTION OF TWENTY
s 9n RFsv n TaE PIN 81 oR ECO Ill
FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-At the request
of the original owners, I shall sell AT AUG
TON on the premises, on FRIDAY, the
18TH Of August, 1874 commencing at O'Clock p NJ,
above, each 5oxiOO feet They command beautiful
view Of james river and Its Surroundings; are very
near to and convenient TO Tredegar Works. Belle
Isle, and other manufacturing establishments; and
besides are In very desirable and improving p ,tt
Of the city, where small houses nre In much de-
mand plot Of the lots can lie seen at my office.
and twelve months for negotiable notes, interest
added, secured by a trust deed.
au LIST l5,S,l2l5 W. GODDIN. Auctoneer.
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BY n. NJ. Lee. Auctionerr,
lola Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF EIGHT ArBp.
L OF LAND IL THE CITY Of RiCHvoyI,
KNOWN AS SMITHS HILf.-By ylrtur NJ
deed of trust from D. s. Hughes to the under,,y,,t'
dated the 10th day Of March, l373 aud " rcr"r Z"
the clerks Office Of Richmond Chanrerv C0uri r.
Il. 100 A. page 54.) we will proceed 10 sell a, lrbt.
auction being requested 50 10 DO ty the bpuctaI,r
secured IN said Iced on the premises on M
DAY, 4tlI day of August, 1873, at 8 O'cDck l. VI
the real estate described In said deed As EI,,JiTi
ACRES tnore or lessl Of LAND known T. Sut,I,,
Hill.
TERMS: Sufficient In cash Ia dcfrsv tho nyrcr.c
of executing this trust and 10 pay of aud d.h,Jy
q certain negotiable note tJr $1,000. with s.,,ur IN
terest due thereon: balance or such term. A. nI.y
be made known at the time Of sale
ASA SNYDER
jya M. LEF, irH>""$
GHERIFF'S SALE.-I will sell iu front Of
~ Henrico county courthouse on MONDAY The
4tb day of August 1873, al IL NJ, uhlt benE cojrt
day. the following prOperty-to wit.
= MULES.
HORSES.
COWS,
TO satisfy sundry executions tax and irctis ir my
hands against A. Grant, Jr.. TRUSTEE fox Ju,La 4
Green. -
E.R. HUMPHREYS. Deputy Sheriff
for John w. Lyncman
tyll-eodtd Sheriff Of U.nr!co county.
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T,OR NEW YORk.-OLD ~ Liza
Il MINION STEAMSHIP CoMPhN ni1;ssSS,sIUA
The slde-Mheei steamships oLD INA, "
WYASOKE, ISAAC BELL; Sa,hETTttkAs Iea';
AGARA, ALBEMARLE, and IN IN ati Rishlpcs'
every TUESDAY, THURSDAY ana "a
at O'Clock r. NJ. .r,n,y yRIpA'
Leave Richmond every TukHpAi'
and SUNDAY st high tide ,,,..x have sl,sls
These ships are entirely new. Ing!
saloons, state-rooms, aud bath rooms. ,,r ,,c ~
The fare, accommodations, aud atIe"'''-
surpassed. yo,t rc.AAS'
Freights for petnts beyond New New, r>cert .:'Gs
with dispatch, and no charge uis"e
expenses incurred. 81, s,,.ue,s lot
Close connections made win sssSA
southern and European ports
For further Information, apply 70, Agents
Office Compsny's wii'f!' h'>
Captain GEORGE w. ALLEN. api
3OuS h. MAYER. 49,
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GOOD LIFE AGENTS WANTED
everywhere in Virginia, who will be literally dealt
with.
jy o-lm THOMAS NJ. ALFRIEND Son.
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A UCTION sALE-RARE CHANCE

A UCTlON SALE-kARE CHANCE.-
"a VIII he sold at auction, on the premises,
III not sold privately beiore.) on MONDAY
the 18th of August next, tcourt-day,l that most
valuable estate II Louisa Courthouse, Va, known
as the LOUISA HOTEL property, consisting
of the following named budlngs-tO wit, one large
TWO-STORY BRICK BUILDING, the lower
floors Of which rented as stores; two large TWO
STORY FRAMED BUILDINGS; four OFFICES !;
KITCHEN; large new ICE-HOUsE in yard; ex,
cellent new STA LES, sufficient for one hundred
horses, with garden and other lots attached.
There Is no other hotel in the town. The sale of
spirtuous liquors, bookkeeping. &C., having been
for many years entirely restricted to this property
makes 1t the most valuable OF the kind to be found
In the State.
Louisa Courthouse is situated Immediately on the
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad, siXty-two miles
west of Richmond and is an improving, handsome,
and healthy place; and al energetic man, with the
exclusive privilege OF this property. and upon the
favorable terms which IL Will be sold, could add
greatly to It's already lucrative business by getting
boarders from Richmond and the lower country
during the summer and fall months, and make the
place pay for Itself rent ere the ten years
expire Possession LIST of January next, and posi-
bly, earlier, II desired
TERMS: $1,000 cash balance in ten years, payable
six per cent interest and trust deed: or, fourth
cash, balance In ten equal annual payments with
interest, &C.. above ut option of purchaser but
purchaser 10 keep the premises well insured In lieu
of personal security. Heavy discount for all cash.
This property Is really for SALE and will be sold even
at greatly less than It's value For further particu
lars address J. NJ. BICKERS,
corner Twelfth and Cary streets,
je 27-F&Tu5w Richmond, Virginia.