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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-22
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The Heads Of the Departments at Washington
are being pretty severely criticised by the press
1t is said of Mr.. Fish, for Instance, that he soe.
not know that one of the most essential oualiaoa
tons Of minister Of foreign Affairs is the ability
to hold his tongue. He writes so fierce dis
parch 70 Gen. Sickles that our astute diplomatisi
at Madrid cannot formally present it to senor
Martos, and then MFR. Fish aggravates his indis-
eretiOn by causing it TO be printed. When the
indignation of the Spaniard has been thoroughly
aroused, Mr. Fish feeds the FIRE by printing pri-
vate dispatches from Gen Slckles as his "iusti6.
cltOn;" and the only possible result of this chat.
terbox style Of diplomacy is 10 bring our relations
with friendly country into a dreadful mess, and
possibly to make necessary the recall of ono of
our ablest ministers. Under almost any other
President than Gen. Grant it would probably in.
volve the retirement of the Secretary of State"
Mr. Boutwell, comes In for snare of deficiencies
attributed to the men whom the people look to
for better show Of the knowledge of the laws of
the country. IL is said of him that che has claim
ed authority for the secret issue OF foryfour mil
lions Of greenbacks, and has gone SO far as to put
part Of this amount in circulation, by an exer.
else Of such discretion as was never committed to
any Secretary Of the Treasury from the beginning
of time. What be might have done If he had NOT
been promptly taken in hand by the Finance
Committee Of the Senate, and instructed in the
laws regulating the powers Of his own office, we
cannot predict"
Mr.. Creswell Is another Cabinet officer who
needs official education. A little while ago, in
contravention Of the plain intent of the law, he
made an oppressive regulation about fines on in
sufnciently paid mail matter, and the House Post
Once Committee was obliged TO interfere and ex-
plain the statute TO him. Now he is arguing the
Postal Telegraph scheme, and he shows at every
step how little he knows about IT,"
On the question Of cost Mr.. Cressw ell, says the
Tri6ssRe, made the remarkable statement that all
the telegraph property in the United States pro-
badly cost much less than 900, and could
be TepFOdnee2 Sor sli, $4,000 To suhstantiate
that estimate he put upon tho stand only one wit
ness, Mr. Charles T. Chester, and his figures tell
q very different story. For Mr. Chester. it seems,
had built bnt one telegraph liue, and that was
the Fire-Alarm Telegraph in this city 1t has
625 miles OF wire aud 50 miles OF poles, and Mr.
Chester charged and was paid for it SS50,OOO. II
he built ell the lines in the United States at the
same rate per mile of wirc, the cost would be,
mot sac. e.250,O 600, but No less than S23S, 600 600
aud If he charged al the same rate per mile of
poles, she cost would be nearly eight hundred
milllOus."
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-22
Turn Min our.

WheE Clay, Webster, and Clayton led one par
y IN the Senate, and Calhoun, Benton and Wnghl
led the other would such a man as Alexander
caldwell OF Kansas have been allowed to remain
IN that body any longer than IL would take one Of
these eminent statesmen 70 draft a resolution for
his expulsion, and have 1t put to vote!
This person Caldwell has been proved before a
committee Of the Senate TO have been guilty OF
tne most corrupt practices in obtaining his seat.
He paid ex-CioY. Carney $4,000 10 ret out of his
way as candidate, and he distributed bribes OF
rom $1,000 to 3, 500 among the members of the
Legislature for their votes. UU e.
All this has been shown by testimony which
cannot be questioned. And yet Caldwell still sits
as Senator. In the face of the damning facts
which have been proven, why Is he allowed 70
remain in the Senate a day lOngery DO other
Senators hold their places by such a tenure that
they are afraid 10 grapple with Caldwell?
The people have their eyes on both Honses Of
Congress, and are waiting impaliently to see the
work ofexpulsion commence.-N T. Times.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-22

Pause. sverohOdy Stop. everything Here.
apsclaclsl Ia the midst Of bribed and cor
Tuptsd generation. in an atmosphere foul with
Credit MObilier investigations and the scandal
Of bOughten Legislatures, We sniff the pure
breath Of the prairie. Missouri startles the gaze
oftbe world. She il ~ihs shadow of a ereai
rock IN tbirsty landP an oasis 10 the dessrt:
an-oh, well, Whafs the use? Rehold il / one
day laal week ibe members Of the Legislature
of that State d & body walked up 10 Ibe clerk
dssk, and il The most solemn and deliberate
manner returned fhs passes which had been
furnished them By the several railroad compa-
uiW. Nothing could Be mere magnificent. AZ
z limo WheE the Rev. Mr.. Harlan cOnfessses 10
Aags received 0,000 of railroad man; when
Caldwell = charged with having bought up
whoIs LegislaluFe q prices ranging from 500
% 1l5 o00s WHEN C0lfax l. eaughl carrying
Cfeft nqbilieFs and WilDon dfoFs Il in he
81 and everything seems % % eoinx to the
ka shs iseafi Lag gulafuEe stalks msissiicaIlV
"a Ghs fSe md haEls back 10 The faces Of lhs
gcuI'ew coHp0Faiions which iasasd them the
- ninelr days which bad been offered
lhe. They 1lurned he hribeE No passes
o. o Ghan VenF, is the WaichWOTd 81 The
l41isIaiom La % Do honor 70 aIsir
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-22
NEW GROCERY STOR e
=. w. Ger. Foarth and Market Sc,
WILMINGTON, DEL H8s. Il

WILMINGTON. DEL
kSSA The undersigned respectfully an-e3EN
- nsunces 10 his old friends and thetEt7S
R7e public generally that he has complet-
Cd his new store, and hasOpenod with stock
GROCERIES, 50 JARS AND M0LASsEs.
Lowering crush ed granulhted and puvefi1od Sugars
soft white and coffee sugars,
Syrup, and ali kinds Of MOlasses,
Old Government Java Coffee. Laguirn, Maricaibo
Rio, Green and Roasted Coffee. the finest Black and
Green Teas, White and Red Wheat Family Flour
new BuckWheaa, all kinds Of pure Spices, Sara mes
all kinds Of Canned fruitsa French and English
Mustard, Pure Olive Oil, Walnut, Mushroom and
Tomato Catsup. English and American Pickles. Jel.
lies, Cheese, Fresh Roll Butter, Bakers Cocoa and
Chocolate, Vermncelli, MacarOnis Washing Soap in
rants RAisins, OitrOn, Atmere's Mince Meat, Dried
Peaches and Apples, Cranberries, Brooms, Painted
Buckets, Brushes, Sperm, Adamantine and TallOW
Candles and all articles usually kept in well as
sorted Grocery Store. Gall and examins my stock.
8-1v JAMES CRIPPEN.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-22

TWR DAIRY GAERTTR is puhlishea ever sllerpoOn.
except Sunday At ll6 Market street. and served By
carriers 70 Subscribers in ell parts of wHminston
and the SURROUNDING towns and VILLAGES for six
esnts week. payable weekly. Yearly subscribers
Is. in advAnee. f#ft
The DKLAWARE GAZETTE. established T7sA
Is the largest and most hourishing weekly In the
State. and has larger circulation than any other
on the Peninsular. Published every Friday morn
ing at ~ q year. in advance.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-22

High prices, of course, stimulated production
and It s sstatea tlt during the last year 800.
900 tons Of pig iron were made in the United
SAta& Hhe ptdaact Of the year ended June /
1s7O, vas, according 10 the ninth census 2O46 l25
t9ns, being .0e5, 1872 tons more than that Of the
ysaE lSSo-e0. suI
We have many inventions to dispense with cost
y labor. Ths method in use by our rolling mills
tnrns OBt ono-thrd more rails to set Of rolls than
tAat employed abroad. The Danks pudding ma
chine, which has just gone into use il destined to
dispense with the services of the pudder and very
greatly hastsn as well as cheaper the operations
that produce wrought iron. The discovery OF
coal that can be used without preliminary conver.
slon into coke, provided another means of saving
tine and labor. Great improvements have also
beeu made IN ths American processes for manu-
4astuE1ng Beasemar steel 30 that the works already
existing tum out considerably more rails than tor
merry, and several new works Of great capacity
are Pro1seted or have recently into operation. -
Tho tEOn-makeEs reasonably anticipate a busy and
prosperous year.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-22
8arHess.
3araess.
w. 3. THoMPS0 SON.
Saddle, Harness and Collar Maker,
600 West Front Street.
pEEAuAnA

WH6 WILM1H U4Vh
[ bEEAuAnn.
4 fall assoFnont Of
Single and DOuble
CarrtaNa. Cart, bray
aRd Wagon Harness
constantly o hand
and made % order.
AllJobblng punetual-
~ attended, 10.
MaVing obtained the
night Ter th1 hlnEt az Delaware 1or LEDNARDh Pa
tent HFsast Coliaf ahich II ono - lie nnsf henen-
oial diBe0gaa1 iof The horan 80 ha esa inYnatsd
fer lon9 ma and viii ko lasting benefit - fbs
horse and ogner. 4 5slng 90 eeasfipstsd that tho
hc5ss /. ps.ssss.z tree asoat the taEost s1a aot
eellAu now used dos
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-22
llsnra ana Nanitlan nllnd
I&L HARNAN -

zOstleKINa HTnBRF. RIhAEINaH0N. oRL.
We respectfully inforn fhnl eitlhana Of
49, Wumingtpn and u 3 snEEonnn 4 - ao1ntFY
4 that We oontknuo to manHl snFo end kaaD
on hand 81 OnF lnFeo and long 0l1a 81 "a
Waf4roons, tuIntture ~ every wagtely on1 etyls,
RoaGl6tlnH ef MhAoRn8gs Hosauana I'D slalnnf
tur1Iinrs. suiis6is iSr - 800 Ss
agIellnoRl ~ rurnitugslsas iars : - tarIsd
- ear be found IN Delaware, and al tI 1oId 81
oqf essahlishmant are warranted - raE ted.
Fenltian hltade q tha uaoa1 fase ele oe1ifas
eoFtmsnt ofD prings Hair. 1qnqaHa la tlHats-
i 80 ia
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-22
The Fight with the RaodOcs.

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 81 2l.-AddItionaI reports
from the scene of Fridays battle with the ModoC
Indians state that ten Of the white troops were
killed and and thirty wounded. Lieutenant Rob
erts, OF Captain Fairchild's command, cannot live
The Modocs fought naked and with the greatest
desperation, springing from rock 70 rock, picking
en- the soldiers, and obliging many of them q
hide themselves till darkness afforded means fol
their escape. The troops made several charges
along the line Of the lava beds, but were repused
The howitzers could not be used to ADVANTAGE, ,ow-
ing 70 the dense tog Captain Jack has the strong
est natural position in the country
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-22

Those who have been contemplating applying
for the bonsat Of the Bankrupt Law will not be a
little surprised 10 learn that the House of Repre-
SsniAtivss passed have an act repeating that law,
aad thai It hsly to pass the Senate and put stop
to this mode Of paying debts; perhaps, too, at a
tine When such law is more needed than ever
before.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-22

The Philadelphia Ledger calls the States of Ne
vada, Oregon, Kansas and Nebraska "pockei
States" because United States SematorshIps have
been purchased from their respective legislatures
The term is apt, because il is true, but we fear
that the States mentioned will not prove excep.
lions, unless we mistake the dri of affairs in the
Southern sections OF the country.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-22

S@All POx is very prevalent in Baltimore and
The Mayor Of that City has sent q message TO the
City COuncils strongly recommending compulsory
vaccination.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-22

uncompEomising integrity for a few minutes,
While the clerks are making onl annual passes
q replace thoae 1oE ninety days.--N. Y. Sun.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-22
ron, Its Prlce and Produe,.

Chs prices q No. foundery pig-iron in New
n during iha nnsf war rrera a fnlInurs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-26
BY Moody & Royal.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioncers.
Office corner Seventh and Hull streets,
Manchester, Va.

ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE OF
/ TRULY VALUABLE REAL ESTATE, SIT
TTATED n THE MOST DESIRABLE P0l.-
fTIONS OF TIE. TOWN OF MANCHESTER, M
PROVED AND UNlMPkOFED.-la Four SO,
feet lots situated on the corner OF fiftcenth anu
Perry streets aud running back IS feet.
sd Four 3U-reet lots on said Perry street between
Fourteenth and Fifteenth str"cts-the one on the
house. now occupied by Walter Day, Esq, As Il
scliool-holSe.
Sd. 90 feet by Is5 on the south side of Rainbrdge
street. commencing at the corner or Thirteenth
street. This property has a good framed building
thereon. ycldiGg rental Of slsO per annum.
lh Two lots 81 and SO feet each by l65 feet on the
south side of Hull street near the corner OF Four
tccnlh and Hull streets. There are some Improve
mentS this property, and Its finely situated Tor
business stands
stu. Is feet by IS. situated on the corner Of Hull
and Seventh streets. or Bridge avenue. There IS Il
large two-story framo building on this property,
gomery, auct0nccrs. and Mrs. W yatt, confcclloncr'
at Il rental of *8i2 per annum.
This Is the most desirable piece OF property oiicr-
pti since the war IN the town. It's proximity tONhe
free bridge, ami being Immediately at the corner Of
sad Hull street aud Bridge avenue, makes 1t par
tcularIy well adapted as irstcass business stand.
This Is the most desirable property we nave ever
offered, aud should attract the attention ol eap-
taliss and all seeking ilrSt-claSS investments:
All OF the aboyc-tiescibed real estate ss0ld lor the
benefit OF the late Thomas II. Joncs's heirs.
This property vii! be sol'i 1T public auction on
COMMENCING az ii o'clock 7. NJ, ut the corner OF
Fifteenth and Perry streets.
TERMS: Ouc-fourih cash; the balance ut four,
eight, and twelve months for negotiable notes, Dear
ing interest from day Of sale anu secured ny trust
deed.
ANY one desiring any Information, or Wishing to
see fills property before the day of sale, Will call on
the auct!oneers at their office ~ pov,,1
so,7-w swTb.FSS-et Auciloneers
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-26
by Moody 4 Royal,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneeis'
Office corner Of Seventh and Hull streets,
Manchester, Va,

COMMISSIONERS SALE or SPLEN-
" DID REAL ESTATE IN THE C0US r,,I os
ChEsTEKFIELD; At THE I nl,Io On ri,s
BDChINGHkM ROAD, ONLY A. QUARTER
0E MILF FROM COAlFlELD station. On
THE RICHMOND AND DASVlLLE RAIL
koIn. THIRTEEN MILES FROM THE
tiIY OF RICHNOSD.-By virtue OF decree
Of the Giro III Court Of Chesterfield county, ut ie
Nav term 1879. In y certain buit styled HANCOCK,
auartIan, o. Marion j., Beverly H.. and simon
Hancock" the undersigned, spe. La conitnhxloner.
viii sell ut pusic auction on SATURDAY, sep,ein-
ELEVEN ACRES UF VALUABLE LAND, "
ing on the Buckingham road, with valuable I'm,
proyenents thereon. House containing eight good
roulps two stories high, with all the necessary out
buildings. now In the occupancy Of Cotonei Wiz
liam Is. Woodbridge and DIR. Edward Archer. THIS
Is truly yaua bic property, situated lmmeqlstS III
the coi-icld and convenient 10 railroad. churches.
stores schools &c. A map OF the aboVe..cscfibat!
property can be on tho premises va DAY OF
Saie. pt,
m0nd and In half an hours nriye OF the Husucnot
SPRINGS and should engage the attention OF parties
seeki og such investments ANY one Wishing 10 loon
ut the property before the day or sale Win eau on
AIR. Marion j. Hancock, at Mr. e. NJ Archers sose'
| ut the Midlothian pits. ~ :,
TEXANS: One-fourih cash, and the balance nc
four eight and twelve months for negoftaoie hoies
bearing Six per cent Interest from Cay o. sae, s
Title being retained until the whole purchase inou.S
| Is paid The decree directs the coinmisslohek te
reserve the right 10 all the minerals anu hetas ~
'NA' ' SOCRATES BROOKS,
Special Commissioners.
MOODY d RoYALL, Aucti0necrs. Sc is-tCs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-26
4itt,mond 1ispatth.
EnYDk Az SEPTEMBER :2S, 1873
How BoYs WHO DISTURBED CAar.MEET-

How Boys WHO DISTURBED CAar'MEET-
ING WERE SExvEp.-Boys who disturb camp
meetings by crying" Amen" In the wrong
zcai Than Judgment. should read and ponder
the fate Of thirteen small boys in Kansas
These thirteen. .in-advised boys were gully,
10 the story goes, Of disturbing ka ,,i.,:.
.cam,en,ce,ins by insisting ur.on shouting
* Amen" when very muscular preacher,
who midcd himself on his voice, was sing
ing a hymn. The preacher bore j, for some som.
,;cbtcous wrath, Inc descended FROM the pull
pit ard. xcvcr once inierrup'nS bis hymn
succcs.iv4v reversed and spanked the this
teen snan boys. As his aNensipg hand de-
Seconded, and the dust OF the asiall boys
t;,lcd ,hc air. The rest of the congregation
shouted in rapture, and encouraged him
with loud cries of $50 on brother. go on
Then he returned to the pulpit. std singing,
and those boys went half Il mile away be-
hind a hay stack and laid down with their
faces 10 the ground. weeping bitterly.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-26
BY ID. h. We!si2cr.
uctloneer and Land Agent,
l0lS Main street.

4 DESIRABLE FARM AND RESI-
DENGE NEAR POWHATAN COURT
House FOR SALE At ACCr1ON.-Bv request
of Mir X Garcin will sell AT my office, In The city
OF Richmond, Oh SATURDAY the 2.th day OF
September. 1874 1t y o'clock NJ ms FAka, SLY
Courthouse on the Buckingham road six iailes
from Jefferson and eight from Mlchaux'5 Terry, on
Ja,ncs river and thirteen from Powhatan Stallion,
on the Richmond and Danve railroad, containing
FOUR HUNDRED AND TWENTY ACRES, 500
cleared balance III oak and pine woods, divided INTO
four fields, all under good fencing -
The improvements consist OF new BRICK
DIV El.LlSG, ten rooms aud three porche-; Kitchen
with three rouuis, &C., In large and SHADY yard
large stable, barn, Courthouse TWO tobacco barns,
aud other necessary out houses good apple and
peach orchard. ana excellent water.
Horses, stock, &C.. can be had Ut fair prices.
TERMS: $2.5C0 cash balance, one and two years
In bonds bearing six per cent. Interest, secured by
Ii deed or trust. ID. h. WElSlGER,
selS Aucuopeer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-26
BY j. l.. AppersOn, Auctionecr,
No. 1919 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF LOCUST HILL,
l. A REALLY VALUABLE FARM, ~ AME,
LA COUNTY. NEAR NATTOAN DEPOT, On
THE RICHMOND AND DASElLLE RAIL
KOhD-By virtue of II decd of trust from the late
John De Vrics To the sIb-crrr dated june IS, 1862
and recorded In Amelia County Court, shall In ex-
ccuton thereof s. II at suction on the premises, on
THURSDAY, October .. 1878, Ut II NJ, uf FAR: II
not. the next fair uly thecaftcrl the real estae
FARM called LOCUST HILL. located as above,
about twenty seven miles from Richlnond, OF ne
AppOnattQX river, containing Nv Fl.FE ~ y
DirED S('l;FS more or less. with the DWELL
ING and other improvements thereon. and on which
Tin, ,tid De Vric, resided, and after his death the
hone of his family.
TERMS: The decd requires cash rs 10 about $4,000
and expenses OF sale. hut one fourth In cash ana tt!e
balance ut six aud twelve months, with interest
will he accented. AS to the residue Of the purchase
money the terms VIII be announced ut salc all Gre
dts to he secured by trust deed
- y. u. AIlfkSpN- lEuStt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-26
WOOD AND CDAA.

DEST ANTHRACITE COAL, for gra,c>.
ID stoves, and furnaces: WEST VIRGINIA
SPLINT COAL. best bitumnons coal ~ Vs.;
CLOVER I'LL and CUMBERLAND coal,
COKE, and OAK and PINE WOOD. can j." bought
cheaper FOR CASH than anywhere else 10 The 80!
ut yard corner of Nineteenth ana Cary s'r+'t>.
Se2i Z. H. : AIT.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-26
Fly Richardson & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers,
No. lib Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THREE
y SMALL TRACTS OF LAND n TIE
C0USFY OF IlENEICO Ply PUBLIC AUG
TIOS.-ln pursuance of a decree of the County
Court of IfenricO entered 25th November. 1877,
I'm the cause Of PAYNE and u.s. rs. Hutchinson,
mInstrator, we shall sell nv public auction.
i'm front of the courthouse of HcIrlco county, on
MONDAY. October &, 1873, ut II O'Clock NJ. the
following described REAL ESTATE, of which the
late John A. Hutchinson died seized and posse: sed
lst a LOT OF LAND. containing FoRTf-ONE
ACRES. on the road leading from New Market TO
Jour Ridge near Stra wucrry Plains. and adjOn-
Ing the lands of Nathln Enroughty aud Nick Hob
ed. A LOT OF LAND. containing SIXTY
ACRES. In the lower end OF tho county, and Is
mart Of the farm known rs Gravelly Hill.
sd 4 LOT OF LAND, containing Eighty
THREE AND ONE-TIIIRD ACRES. In the lower
part of the county near White Oak swamp adtoln-
ing Behcl'S Aliens, aud Mctlntca>tlcS lanu, Tor
mcrlv known as John .IprtlnnS estate.
II desirable to purchasers the last named l7tct OF
land NAV he divided into lots OF eight ana oic-tlrd
acres each is L was formerly so divided ami Sold
cost of suit the residue upon credit instruments OF
ouc-tlird EACH al one. two, ANA three years carry
Ing interest the purchaser or purchasers giving
negotiable notes for said credit payments, with APP
proved udorScr, such indorscr, however 10 DC
,,ispcusrd with III ans case in which the purchaser
shall elect TO pay or"fhirG Of the purchase money
i'm cash and the residue in instruments, Il, aforesaid
jobs y. YOUNG,
JOHN 4. COKE,
+. VI. CONNER,
s.n5 Commissioners.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-26

A ANTHRACITE COAL.-I am prefarra
"A 70 furnish Lykers Valley and Lorberr;S r.,
Asa Goals at low figures: also Shs1ioAn Hh!ts
Ash. full supply OF Cumberland Goa. on aaEs;
washing 10 Law In their supplies for the WINTER """s
do we'll to see me before purehanins. ,,rprS
~ WRIT RObEklN,
I.17 corner Seventeenth and DocE stree"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-26

TOALBURG SpLINT COAL Is UNI.
" vailed as bituminous G RATE GOA. l. has
no cliukcr, no waste. and burns up ci"..D. J. >
s,Ipc rior to the Camel for CRATE use.
s.. :. II. IfA"E>.
Eighteenth and Cary Street.
Sole agent for Richmond and "''luiii.
A large supply Of ANTHRACITE tHAl. "a
llnd. ~s - u
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-26
By Wellington Goddn,
Auctionccr and Real Estate Agent,
corner OF Eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE or VERY NALUA-
Il BILE ESTATE IN NUTTOWAI COUNTY
CALLED "INWOOD." CONTAINING ABOUT
SEVEN HI NDIED AND fQ!tI I.IWo ACKES'
SIX MILES FROM TIE JUNCTION OF TIE
ATLANTIC. MISSISSIPPI. AND OHIO RAIL
ROAD.-By virtue OF L deed OF trust executed ~
The subscriber b. Mrs. Julia H. Woodbridge, bearing
date lst Uf June ISL. duly recorded In Nottoway
County Court, shall in eIecut ion thereof ana Win
the con sent and app citation Of the grintor, proceed
TO sell 1T public auction on WEDNESDAY the lst
,IayOf October 1878 at O'Clock L. VI IN front 81 Inc
depot of said railroad company AZ Ao!toWay june
tio The valuable estate located rs aDc We; bounded
on the north by the hands of Edward L. JcresS Gno
F. J. FowlkcS; the west by tile lands or s:ddJe
fress; on the south 10y the lands OF " illilm 4.
dickinson; and on the eist by the lands OF u. j.
Crnlle and l.. K. FoHlkcs. formerly owned ny
Colonel w. &. Knight. The land Is well adapted 20
the cultivation OF tobacco, wheat anu corn lid IS
well wltcrcd: contains good proportion OF "ooo
andarsihle land. 49,. .,
The improvements c1nsist OF large thrre-story
double brick house OF modern style and constructed
in the most substantial mannrr; Diick Si.chel an"
smoke house. good framed stable, Darn, anu sci-
wants houses. a large lswn surrounds me EotSe.
There are about one thousand peach ana apple
trees There arc within few miles OF inc lthce
several churches and mills. with post-oalcc on the
adjoining farm. The society in tile nei2hbo, hood
IS comDosed OF some OF tho hs Virginia Families.
Persons disposed TO purchase q most uesr'tnie 7,
farm with III elegant mansion thereon pre- ihNiu
10 examine the place BEFORE the nty Oh safe, ~ Us
TO be able to bid for ii underSianiingly.
TERMS: One-lOurih cash balance ID thrce fq'lal
instaments at one, two, ana three years l"r Heso-
tuble notes bearing Interest az seven per cent per
anpu,n secured by trust deed or IL lie Retained I'M
ri tie wI.Clc purchase money TIC puu.
81 lG.eod tbs ROBERT HON A3:D. Trustee.