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Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1874-11-26

SENT free, on receipt of neck and
bresst measure. height, weight and price, our
(samplel Model 90 Shirt" Fitted by patent
cd model. Stylish and substantial. Address
Model Shirt Co., 81 South 9th st., Philadelphia
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1874-11-26

1T Is so hard to get linen collar
advise every gentleman to buy tho Improved
Warwick. It looks better than any linen COL
lar fits splendidly, and keeps clean longer
than any other. Try It.
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as unsuccessful. Observation has taught
that the method indicated above is the
cheapest and surest way to secure an
efficient hedge OF osage orange in the
shortest time.
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Mystery of the Lakes.

Lake Erie is only sc Or &c feet deep !;
but Lake Ontario, which is 592 feet
deep, is 230 feet below the tide level of
tho ocean, Or as low as most parts of the
Gulf of st. Lawrence; and the bot
toms of Lakes Huron, Michigan and
Superior, although the surface is not
much higher, are all, from their vast
depths, on level with the bottom of
Ontario. Now, rs the discharge through
tho River Detroit, after allowing for
the probable portion carried off by
evaporation, does not appear by any
means equal to the quantity of water
which the three upper lakes receive, it
has been conjectured that subterra-
mean river may run from Lake Superior,
by the Huron, to Lake Ontario. This
conjecture .is not improbable, and ac-
counts for the singular fact that salmon
and herring arc caught in all the lakes
communicationg with the st. Lawrence,
but no others. AS the falls of Niagara,
must have always existed, it would puz.
zle the naturalist to say how these fish
got into the upper lakes without some
subterranean river ; moreover, any peri
odical obstruction of the river would
furnish not improbable solution of the
mysterious fux and rehux of the lakes.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1874-11-26

Tonic and Recuperant Plantation
Bit6ers.-The constantly increasing patronage
viii 1t receives has, It is true excited tho petty
envy OF certain splenctic advertisers OF pinchbeck
panaceas, who hope to mako market for their own
medicinal preparations, But the public can
stomach neither their arguments nor their pota-
tions and consequently reject these very weak imi-
tatioEs Of the enemy ns entirely too thin!
The Prettiegt woman Ina Nevv " orix.
Miss X, we'll known in our fashionable eociety
for her dstinQue appearance and beautiful complex
Ion was onee sallow, rough-skinned girl chAgrined
at her red, freckled face. She pitched into Ha-
gan's Magnolia Balm, and is now pretty in COM
plexion as she is charming in manners. This arti-
Gle overcomes freckles, tan. sallowness, moth
patches, ring marks, ETC., and makes one look ten
years younger than they are. Magnolia Balm for a
transparent complexion, aud Lyons Katlairon to
mako the hair plentiful, luxurant, soft and delicate
have no rivals. The Knthairon prevents tho hair
from turning gray, eradicates dandruff and Ia the
best and cheapest dressing in tho world.
Damned by Faint Praise.-Jas. Beck
man, clergyman OF New Yorlr, was recently badly
kicked by horse, and was speedily cured by using
the celebrated Mexican Mustang Linimens. When
the proprietor asked him for certificate he replied
that he considered 1t remarkable article, but It
wouldn't answer for him to endorse q remedy I'm
print" Here's consistency. But We didn't kick
him, as the horse did. The world knows that for
rheumatism, bruises, swellings, SPAWN, scratches
lln innammsiion, s, lamenesa, or any flesh, bono or
ing like the Mustang Mniment Il costs but 80 cts.
ana Si.OO per bottle and should be in every family
1t Is wrapped In o fine steoi-plpte label and STONED
"G w. westbrook, Chemist 90
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DIR. TUFTS HAIR DYE acts inatantaneouely (;
contains no Sugar Lead Sulphur. Warranted
harmless. Has no bad odor. Easily applied.
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Rats.

To Danish rats plant asphodel near
the barn or stable where they are, or
put some in their holes. Rats have
such an aversion to this plant TINT they,
will quit the premises where iit Isl IL
they are in drains or, In scellafs. scatter.
sulphate of iron (copperas) in their
runs. The copperas should not be dis
solved. It is our best and cheapest
disinfectant. The sulphuric acid burns
their feet, and they leave in, q short
time without dying. This will be ap.
preciated by every housekeeper that
has to endure the stencil of dead rat.
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SAH Most approved, reliable and well-known REM
edy for Coughs, Colds Il Consumption. Get the ocn-
unc. Price 81; small 50c CUTLER Bros. & Co. Boston,
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Go TO Riveruido Water oure. Hamilton. III
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:s$i; 81: @ 6; 4

"A ELL Co, Al Park Row, N. ", for their Br,n
phet OF iOu pages, cont aiming lists or 5000 news
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JTSTi MONEY IN 1T YUHtci Jn,, IN,
U,s Useful, Handsome. Cheap. seils every.
TUE where. Send for prospectus to F T.
R0nVl DRiDgMAN. 8 Barclay street n. n ".
DOOhs or l79 West 4th street. Cincinnati ohio
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" LIFE OF LIVINGsTO NIE, ? = - 'Do
Ihic unf9 IS the nriin0 experiences or psritasls
Hero, ana the eurfosffes OF n tUofdsrJtiT country
Mere agents wanted. Address I.IVfNGSToNE
PUBLISHE ERS. either ct Cincinnati Eefroit
Ch'caSo, Davenport. or ~. Louis.
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men to Learn Telegran nh 'nnara
tlng Tor now railroad Offices. Permanent nosifinna
ERnn1rsntesd as soen as qualified. Address PaciHo
feiesraphlc Co., ISL &an street, Memphis, Ten n.
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pilepsy or Fits.

"A, AsukE CURE for this distressing complaint is
on Foreign and Native Herbal Preparations. pno.
iisned ny pr. o. PHELPS BROWN. The rrescrIp
ton way ulscovered by him In such q providenIial
manner mat he cannot conscieu tousy refuse to
make ma sn ~ Known us II has cnred everybody who
Sase. The iugrsdlen,s may be obtained irom any
druggist. n copy sent Tree to all applicants by
mail Address DR. o. FHELSs bbRSWS, II
Grand street, Jersey City, N. j. a III
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CONSTANT Emptoymcnt.-At home, male or femaIe.
W. q week warranted. No capital required Par.
t,culars ana valuable sample sent free address
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Artificial Birtis, Nests.

A writer in L'Illustration, referring
to the Bois de Vinoennes, says :: They
are. placing this year, as they did last
year, great number of artificial nests
in the clumps and thiokets of this wood.
Were you aware that there existed in
Paris workmen skillful enough to fabri-
cate nests 30 admirably constructed as
TO take in lin moro than one sense) the
very birds themselves? They make
them for the thievish and quarrelsome
sparrow, Tor the titmouse with the azure
tail, for the warbler, for the hngfsher
(there are large artificial lakes in the
Bois dc Vincennes), and for the chat
finch. The cuckoo, the blackbird, and
the magpie himself are not forgotten.
Such beautiful nestsl Large and
small apartments for feathered families
to be- Let, with immediate possession.
without taking lease, or with lease
OF three, six, or nine years, at pleasure"
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beds OF suIpnu., ,r Iceland.

The discovery OF immense beds of
sulphur in Iceland bids fair to make o.
material change In the trade of that
substance, the italian mines, according
to recent accounts, having become to a
considerable. degree exhaust |. An Eng!
lishman, Mr.. Locke, has pnrchesed
six square miles in the region id djoin-
ing Lake Myvatn, in which are noun
tains of almost solid sulph hus, tho yel-
low color Of which IS Is visible Of q great
distance, S..s. 4
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0HTTTBH HABIT CURED st Home. No pnb.
iJpEtt leity. Terms moderate. Time short.
IIIlV Four years OF unparalleled success
W 1A Describe case. 400 ties estimonInjs,
Address DIR. f. E. MARSH Quincy Mich
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0USCTlplUl BUCKS sraiea u aesa, aeesaandH induss e.
mems ~ ems toASents; For terms and circulars address
We" "oHLD PUBLISHING CO. Philadeiphia
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This hSpgy boy comes 10 young people wi h G soot
70 Mr. Alfred Mariien. fhiIsdephia ios viii moi noi
Only gSt Q copy every week for 2, whole year OF
csiyH MEiws with n the Ho;tase paid but win MISC
ssSssIs q, ms seds Tne noss ssiisa sass."
shipvvrecis.", or: II they viii serd e cents
m0ferthas a. M is S1.5u altogether.he, Will get
Win Sne paper the picture var nished nd mounted
on on. card board ready for framing; or 0l.15 will
procnte ttco Chromos mounted and the paper for
the the yotir Chromos mounted nPd the paper Tor one
best "i.A i"eil'o
Sc.d a three cent stan,p for a Specfms,, Number.
- ALFRED MARTIEN, Pm lIsher
q South seventh street, Philadsiphfn
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USEFUL KNowLEDaE.
nomovailof'D Dry. ps.t.y J

According to an English journal, the
difficulty of removing hard putty from
window sash can be obviated with
great readiness by simply applying a
piece of heated metal, such as q solder
ing-iron or other ssimilar implement.
When heated CbuS not rad -hot3 Che iron
is to be passed slowly over the putty,;
thereby rendering the latter SO soft ,thas
it will part from the wood without amy
Grouble. t,
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Unexcelled by any Weekly Literary
Publication, East or West.
CANVAsSERS WANTED IN, EVERY
!, TOWN, IN THE UNITED STATES.

Tine mosS liberal Proniiriras ana Club Rates ever
offered By any newspaper. Write for o Circular
containing full information, etc. Specimen copio0
furnished on application. Address ~
THE LEDGER COlIpANYscHIOAao.I ILL.
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aonest. energetic. psrsons wanted In all parts of
the south TO sell Our Family Medicines on ommis
son; on NO Ganfai required We pay ali expenses
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WIS WANTED FOR

Lane, II Selves il Block, ofnsanhaati, 6ofEssGaaa II o. =.
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&OS PER DhY Y commission or ss3O n week
BSlary, and expenses. We offer it and will
pay IT, Apply now. G.Webber6LCo, MafIon o.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-04-11
BY Grubbs & Williams,
Peal Estate Agents and Auctoneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

EXECUTORS SALE OF VALUABLE
a REAL ESTATE IN THE CITY OF RICH.
MOND AND ADJOINING THERETO, AT
lament of the late William Rutherford, deceased
aud Ivy the special direction of q decree of the
Chaucery Court of Richmond. Will sell at auc-
ton the PR
wit:
the late RESIDENCE Of The decedcnt, situated at
the southwest corner Of Grace aud FouShee streets
with the improvements and appurtenanceS thereto
belonging; the same bfiog a handsome BRlCB
BUILDING, with ten rooms besides closets and
modern conyeniences also kitchen and out-build-
ngs -, :,
about 7ox15s feet 70 an ALLY AFTER which VIII
ing the residence the wesl fronting together 10
feet, running back l55 feet TO The alley above re-
ferred to-
son wishing 10 purchase really desirable resi-
dence or eligible building lets AZ one OF the best
points. on one Of the Deststreets IN the city.
the large BRICK MANsIUS, erected by the late Dr..
John Cullen, for his residence aud Office situated on
the north side OF Ross street, between Thirteenth
Tor GovernorI and Fourteenth streets This dwell
ing is of the most subs anial construction, con-
tains every arrangement for the comfort Of large
family, and being so very conveniently situated for
the convenience Of persons In business In the active
portions Of the city should attract their earnest
interest. ..'' 49,
On WEDNESDAY, 22d April, at 5 O'Clock p.
NJ, NINE ACRES OF LAND on the Stony Run
road, near Hardins shop. presenting large amount
OF frontage, which may DC by proper management
turned into building lots 10 be sold by the front
foot. -....<,. -,
cash; balance at six, twelve, and eighteen months
for negotiable notes, with six per interest," add
cd Executor of William Ra i sr deceased.
GRIJBBS Il WILLIAMS, AuCtiOnet rs. an y
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-04-11
By Hill q, Goddip.
Real Estate Auctioneers and Agents,
yT9g.y YEoif11OS Main gtreet.-tlfit3

= 'Al,RpG1E AND VERY ATTRACTIVE
( SAFE OF MORE THAN TWO HUNDRED
RT1Jf fling LOTS In TIE CITY OF RICH
RS2Nn, AT AUCTION.-By virtue OF a deed OF
Irish Executed by Philip T. Johnson 10 ErankU.
Hill! aud Lawson Nunally, for certain purposes
fLrreiu mentioned, we, the Undersigned, Will on
WEDNESDAY the Stn day OF APP IA IL
inubiic auction all those certain BUkLDAHG LOIS
described In the said deed. plat being recorder
with said deed. IN the clerks ONCE OF the Chan-
Gerry Court Of the said city, at the cor
lots on Marshall, Clay; Leigh, NJ. N, Tenth; Big
'yentb, Twelfth, Thirteenth, Fourteenth, ana FIJI
This sale brings into market q larger and more
attractive list of city real estate than has oeen OF
fered before for number or Year,; and preseDs
themselves with suitabIe building sites seldom II
ever met with In one sale, a.,
, The property win he SOLD on terms equally nv"
tractiye placing the purchase or city lot IN Lne
reach Of the huInbest while those seeking attiacs-
Parties desiring to purchase Will please examine
the property before the day OF sale. The auction
GERS will take pleasure In showing the properly &c
cording to map now in their ONCE.
An persons having claims against mr. Fntap y;
Johnson or his brother the Late Ge e IL sran
ID. Hill before the day OF SALE that arrangements
NAV he made to settle them.
TERMS aOne-t third cash; balance at SIX, twelve.
and eighteen months, with six pr cent. interest,"
added. 'FhA Nh -, n,EL.,
AS trustee In prior deed will unite with Franz
Dflill and Lawson Nunnally, trustees, Ia the aoo!e
advertised sale by request Of t6e 10
decd. +. VI. CONNEh, ifus.ee.
Sale conducted by HILL 4 GoDDtN' Auc'ioneers'
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THE FAyoRITE HOME REMEDY.

THE FAVORITE HOME REMEDY.
This unr vailed medicine is warranted not 10 con-
tain single particle OF MERCURY or any injuriou:
mineral substance, butts
PURELY VEGETABLE,
containing those southern roots and herbs which
an all wise Providence has placed In countrie:
where LIVER DISEASES most prevail. 1t will cure
all diseases caused by arrangement Of The liver ant
bowels. -..-
sIMMONS's LIVER REGULATOR
for mediciuc) is eminently family medicine, and
by being kept ready for immediate resort will save
many an hour OF suffering and many dollar In
time and doctors' bills. '@ .
After forty years. trial It Ia still receiving the
most unqualified testimonials to Its virtues from
persons Of the highest character and responsibility
Eminent phyIcians commend II as the most
EFFECTUAL SPECIFIC FOR DYSPEPSIA
.. OR INDIGESTION. r.4.
Armed with this antidote, all climates and changes
of water and food may be faced Without fear. As
a remedy in nalarious fevers, bowel complaints
restlessness, jaundice, nausea,
IT HAS NO EQUAL.
1t is the cheapest purest, and best family medicine
in the world. -..~.
Manufactured only by
j. II. ZEILIN & CO.,
Macon, Ga, aud Philadelphia.
Price, 81 per bottle. Sold by ali druggists.
fe &c deod&w3m ''r
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.SPEc al n ~ oH
JrL1Us 81 Gle is receiving NEW GOODS daily
fron 2 s ssy ! az s'RGA1Ns FROM AUCTIONS ,
hh IL """' " JULIUS siCLE'S,
4" - AIS Broad street.
Fifty thousand yards more OF those beauulu
LAW Ss At l2kc. worth zoe. at .,, ,,e
- > i Il = 41S Broad street.
Gres. bargains In BLACK ALPACAS. Look at
our TOW Ie ~ -'s'' w" julius sYCLF, l'
415 Broad street.
Some more of those cheap HASDKJERCHlEFs
at 12Hc. ut ooLiSCISs psoad sIr.et
oAN''f JULIUS SYCLE'S,
-rf. f' 415 Broad street.
Fifty dozen more of those cheap HOSE at 1oc.
At NS JULIUS SYCLE'S,
a. l-- fl6 Broad street.
We have now increased our force, ana we c''n az
com modate all our customers ,,u,
All In want Of cheap goods should caii a. r,,r
JULIUS SICLE'S,
4Ae ofoa" ap Tim
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-04-11
By Moody & Royal,
Real Estate Agents and Aucuoneers, -
Office corner Seventh and Hull streets,
-- Manchester. Va. 49, 49, -

TRUSTEES SALE OF A TR UL 7
i VALUABLE REsLDENCE NE 5as, THE E
STREETs, IL THE CITY OF MANCHEsTFR,
FOE SALE AT PUBLIC. AUCTION. ON THE BE;
APRIL, 1874. AT AZ O'CLOCK r. A.-By yir-
tue Of deed Of trust execated by George Z. bar
ding to the undersigned dated Sd day Of April.
1873, aud duly OF record Ia the County Court
CLERKS office Of Chesterfield ID. B. vol. So; page
$3.50 shall sell ut the place, time. and manner
above mentioned, the really desirable and conye-
niently located RESIDENCE situated near the cor
ner Of Bainoridge and Eighth streets. House con-
tains six good roons good well water on the nrem-
ises kitchen and other out-buildings Lot fronts
80 fee. on Bainbridge street, and runs back be-
tween parallel lines SIS feet. --.''. .'.'
Also, FIFTY FEET on Eighth street ADJOINING
the above-described property. ......r..
This property Is In one OF the most Desirable M Oh
portions Of the city and only few squares or the
Free bridge, which should make It highly attractive
House has been latsly remodeled and thoroughly
repaired.
TERMS 81 $50 cash and expenses Of sale, and the
balance ut such time as win be made known on Gay
Of sale. .. =. JAMES d.. MOoD1, trustee;
By MOODY q ROYAL. Aucuoneers. ll.r ap q
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:aFS;sI;SF1sT1oN saiIss-vss gsys:

.as,g ssssE assf as ssskt De :
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Richraoald Dispafk. :
rr7pnAv 8. APRIL II, 1874,
valley Railroad ftenRs.
s, re- SECTION "a, vALLEr BAILsoAS'2
Tmprn RIDGE, RocxsRipes conSr ,s.s

S,r7T% srr,os "a. VALLHY RAILsoAS,f
,r,xnvn RrnoE. RoCksRipag COUNTY.
II. Ih BE N ' N''''Ga April 9, 1871 =
za;,or, p;sya,ch Last Monday, Captain
wIse OF buckingham county, va,
..,.,s, nnder Colonel A. W. ,harman,}
n,s patferson (colored}, ncn the same
n.',,u me, with quite a serious accident
0S;Is rsf;ll;ne blast hole that had gone on
.rs,ho,,t effect. Captain Misc had keS
.s.sr,v mil of powderin bis hands, pouring
&C no,ydcr into the hofc, when it exploded,
[nrotably catching frcaa piece OF iuse vle't
by the first blast, } tearing the seg 70 PEE
and burning his fsce, sfns, and breast oao-
n. 1t Is feared be saay lose his eye-s'gh.,
Int he is doing well to-day. The negro WAS
also badly burned, but is recovering. -
The /. estimate on this portion OF tue mhe
ff,olonei A. w. aarmans) tor sMarea was
fbe largest yet made, and the work Is oe'ng
pushed rapidly along the Whole me tfonl
Stanton to Salem. About !, 4Oo .hands an
n work. autI more coming In every day. -
Captain John D. Davis, Of Buckingham
was the successful "boss" last month. hi'
force making the largest !" estimate" at leas!
,axpcpsc. and getting the barrel Of hour ane
bacon nut up] by. the contractor for tne WIN
neTs. .,.,..-,, ~. ~ onara,
,ssons are progressing favorably. Much ira!'
11as been killed by late frosis. Money
scarce. The people grumblipg at the Legs
laturc. .... Sac
Captain Hubbard. scientist, who has
a,een " prospecting " along the. South anc
North rivers, in Rockbridge, Tor mlnerals
In the interest Of the Shenandoah falleS
Railroad Company, left here last week 10 re-
mort to bis company. He said before ieaS'
Ing that he would report most iayoraoly
and predicted that the cars would be run
ming on that line down what is called INT
<tSouth.ryer route" before they were or
the Valley railroad, but it will have TO make
good time, for, at the present rate OF pro
Rress, the cars will enter Lexington on INT
Valley railroad in eighteen months.
There is deep feeling among these valley
people about the extension OF the valley rail-
road, and they are determined TO have it a
all costs. Ii you east Yirginians would onl!
turn your energies toward completing the
short line e. straight-shoot") from Cl'itot
Forge to Richmond and fully derelope your
untold water power, you can g'ce US rha'
-spe uant, and really carry ont a Virginia
1policy that will make all the foreign capl'a
now trying to cut the State up and carry Oh
her trade from Richmond subservient "a
Richmond's Interests. " 4 word TO the
wise land the Dispatch is generally that is
sufficient" More anon. ,.
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- By Moody q RoyalI.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Office corner Of seventh and HUH streets,
Manchester, We. 9..... ....

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TRULY
" DESIRABLE REAL ESTATE IN THE
COUNTY OF CHESTERFiELD, AT PUBLIC
AUCTION, IL Front OETHE CoURT,HQUsE
OF SAID COUNTY, ON THE 18TH DAY OF
APRIL CHAT BEING COURT-DAYh, lS74, At
az O'CLOC A. My virtue Of decree OF the
oupty Court Of said county, pronounced at the
December term s72, in the sult Of Beazley heirs
rs. Beazleys heirs, shall sell at the place, time,
aud manner above stated, TWO VALUABLE
TRACTS OF LAND lying in the county aforesaid.
First tract contains THREE HUNDRED AND
FlFTY-sEyEfACREs (more or IeAc, 100 acres
cleared, and the balance in original growth Of oak
and pine; good HOUSE, seven rooms: usual out
buildings fine orchard Of peaches. apples pears,
cherries, &c. !; one and half miles OF old court
house, two n lies from Halfway station on Rich
mond and Petersburg railroad; land IN good heart.
Second tract contains ONE HUNDRED AND
FIFTY ACRES iniore lessl, twenty acres
cleared, balance oak and pine; NO buildings; land
good; about three-fourths of il mile of Halfway
station. The neighborhood is as good as anywhere
In the county. ..s -.r -
TERMS: One-fourth cash balance at six, twelve
and eighteen months, for negotiable notes bearing
SIX per cent. interest from day OF sale. The titit
retained until further order Of the court.
- .ssst' WILLIAM AMBERS,
=. Special Commissioner.
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j.. ~ -, RyJ. W. Bronaugh, Jr., ,.aE
Real Estte Agent and Auclioncer,
HUI street opposite the courthouse. g
Manchester, Va.
e 0MMISIONERs' SALE OF AVERY

I COMMISSIONERS, SALE OF AVERY
0D.SIRABLE LITTLE FARM IN CHESTER
EiELD COUNIY:-By virtue Of a decree of The
Seunty Court Of Chestereld county entered at the
aaaagh rs; Iottys administrator and als,, the ua-
ssI, commissioners thereby appointed, VIII
sal az auston at the front door OF the courthouse
on MONDAY the l3th day of April. 1874 {that
oelns conrt-day at 12 O'Clock NJ, The property re-
icrrsd 10 IN ue decree, consisting Of 1TfACRES
Tween the Petersburg pike and the broad ock rad
Inc iald @ gooa quality and portion of It well
MooIsd, ana. by reason OF Is aearness 70 town,
small house on lhe premises. - :
TERMS: Qne-fourth cash; balance. In six, nine,
adusd, for deferred payneIts aud ttie retained Am
further order OF theconrt.
CLARKE & AMBERS,
up 2-Ta, Tb&Stds Commissioners,