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Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-03-06

suspension Of Navigation
Probable.
ANTICIPATING the above contingency. in
addition tn the VARIED STOCK OF FANCY
GOODS noticed elsewhere in this issue, We
have laid in a VERY HEAVY SrocE or
Western Produce and Liquors,
and EUyEKs az ALL CLASSES will undoubt-d-
ly ind it to their interest TO call aud examine
our goods and prices before purchasing.
We can and will Suit you.
LAMKIN h EGGLESTON.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-03-06
Bagging, Tie. and Irvine.

A LARGE -''1'k D'"'gi". Bagsnry, Arrow
"A TICS and R;Iin. rwr.c NJ
'i'rl". LANEi> 4 Ecrtr~r", -
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1875-03-06

O00 ACRES wood land, so acres dog
ZOO wood ridge, some sweet-gum land,
will be sold at y so per acre. on easy terms,
ten miles southeast OF Rayvile. For further
particulars apply al this office mo 226n)
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Spices.

Black PEPPER, NUTMEGS,
Cinnamon. Pi",enio. Cloves. i'm quantities TO
suit, at L.l.NKIN Il EGGLESTUNS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-07-28
By Goddin, Warren 4 Co,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No, 11O6 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VERY DE-
Il sIRABLE BRICK DWELLING On THE
NORTH SIDE OF BROAD RETWEES
TWELFTH AND FOURTEENTH STkEETs
FOR SALE AT AUCrIOS.-By virtue O! deed n
trust cxected to the Undersigned trustee. By e7rge
I. Herring and wife. bearing date the 5tn day of
February. 1865, and Gully record, d in the clrrI
Office of the Hastings Court Of The city OF sch.
mond (now Chancery Conrtl. ID. X. 80. p 37s, 10
secure bond for IS 600. balaf CT due on sa d iorS
s4.S41 with Interest from the nrst day of January.
1873 at eight per cent. per aunpm I'll day Of ale
aud being required by the beneficiary, shall se q
public auction, on the premises, on THUR DAY
The goth day Of July, 1878 O'Clock Z. ~, The
VALUa BLEBRiCk DWELLING located a. above
described, containing Twelve rooms. closets AID
gas kitchen, four r. Oms, water-closet, and wa,e,
In The yard. The premises are In good repair. The
lot fronts % feet more or less and runs back abou,
120 feet,
TERMS: The deed requires cash sale bu, by
consent, the terms will hc orefourth cash s'due
ut six, twelve, aud eighteen n'hs; with n,cres.
added, and secured by a deed OF trust.
HERBERT A. CLAIBORNE,
~ 1Q.tJ Iu,>'.a
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"EcosoNY."-lFr the Iron Age. 1.-THE
danger OF carrying economy too tar nas al
ready been considered with some care il
these columns, and we are glad to see thai
we are not alone in combating the popular
delusien that by reducing our consumption
| to the minimum Of our requirements, and
DENYING ourselves all luxurles which can be
dispensed with, we are going to promote the
return of better times. The Chicago Inter.
| Ocean takes the correct view OF the case In
the article from which we make the follow
ing pertinent quotation:
ECONOMY, economy" "ThaHs what
is gong to bring us out of the present troll-
b!e. That's what is going TO bring us TO
specie. payments and put gold dollar In
every mans pocket instead Of deprecated
paper oue"-and lot more OF such tWad-
| die.
But we think there was meyer a greater
| delu,ion than the notion so often expressed
that the economy Of living is increasing the
wealth Of the country. To illustrate this,
let Us suppose that the 100000 OF families
10 the United States so economiZe their en-
penditures in the next year that the cost OF
entire living shall be $50 less in each case.
This would seem to be az addition Of S4GO..
C0O, 900 to the nations wealth. But is it ~
Let us see. The only way that fimly
can save $50 is by consuming that
much less of something. 1t may be ia the
food, or clothing, or in luXuries; but IN
whatever it Is, it dimniShcs the sale or hire
| of these articles by that amount, and il it
diminshes the demand for these articles the
loss must fall somewhere. Let us suppose,
| for instance, that this $400.000,000 Of imag =
nary saving were made Dy the consumption
of less tobacco and the diminished use OF
carriages and horses. Would not the loss
| fall on the tobacco growers and manufacture
erS, and on the livery stable men, the car
riage manufacturers, and on all their army OF
workmen and emplo. e., and would not all
the propretors 10 these lines OF business iall.
and would not the cessation OF demand Tor
the articles used 10 mixing carriages affect
other business interests and make losses IN
endless variety Of waysI Or let us sup
pose the economy is in the use OF coffee.
Would ii not cause immense failures IN that
trade in various parts OF the world, and the
effect of these failures be reflected upon our
own country in the loss Of trade with those
parts of the world? Or let US suppose it is
in the use OF lumber. Would not the sur
plus stock of lud Der in this country be so
reduced that those who had paid for the la
Dor TO manufacture the lumber be rulued,
and would not all their employe, be Idle un-
ill the surplus stock was used up? The tact
is that the diminished demand Tor anything
which custom has brought INTO general use
must diminish the demand for LABOR; and
thus the loss in this economy falls heaviest
at last on the laoorer, but from HIM is re.
flected on the retail trader, and from him
again TO the wholes iler, and 50 on around IN
an endless succession of reflections until it
has produced general depression to industry
and trade.
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Pleasing Experiences of Party i'm the
Country OH "a Visit 10 the Circus.
tbp Daf rnfr Free f,rsss 1
From the Detroit Free pr,


We would 20 lift didu't rain; hat was SET
tied; whereupon Tommy and little Nell sat
; on the west doorstepan watched the sunset
clouds. '' There, saw it lishen!" quotb
Nell, with doloreus detection. "Didu't,
either" returned the elegant Tom. Twas
lie htnin' bugs" Going 10 the show in the
city is a very different thing from going to
the show in the country. Ia the one case it
means fresh linen >uit, street bat and sun
umbrella, q leisure.lke walk with a friend,
spicy chit. chat with and about the people you
meet, calm enjoy nent OF The turmoil around
! you, and nice rest in The cool parl0rS at bone
if you get out OK the am alive, or an exGu, 'te
funeral with beau liu hpWerS and cuolce
music If you get squeezei 10 death. On the
other hand, we must rise III hour earlier
I han usual in the morning, for il is a long
drive 10 the county capital. and We want to
see The possession, Is the children persist
in calling j.. Tommy aWakes al l O'Clock,
and squeaks out from hiS friindle. bed, "Ma,
does il rap?" We Fave been listening 10
the patter on the roo. for an nour, and tell
bin gently, 1t is onig SprinkIiDg To lay tbe
DUST; Out morning comes with dreidful
drzzle; the children tease and snarl IN e.
the clouds, and just as they ure hecnm ng re-
eonc'led 10 their situation, h-ioed ny al! sorts
OF splendid promises about otter sboNs,
pater pops his bead 10 WITH .'ger your uuds
GU tn a3ify." I'VE were goire win nrIgn-
Dor who took load.) Nov, this getting your
duds On IN jfy is just what delights wo-
lnan's heart, e"ery ody knows. ana we
FeaRze, is beauties fully wien We discover
It Intervals during The day We are minus
parasol, fan, gloves, pins, aud pocket book,
We wear our best bats; we always dc that
when we go 10 town, Do matter what We 10
or or what Tie weather is. Oh, bur ,Mlchi.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-07-28
By Grubbs < Williams,
Real Estate Agents aud Auctioneers.
Eleventh. street between Main and Bank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VERY
OF RICHMOND AT AUCTION.
Bright, &C., rs. Lee, &c. in Richmond Chancery
Court. Decree entered June 2G. 1875,
In execution of the said decree the undersigned,
special commissioners thereby appointed, will sell
by auction upon the premises, respectively i'm the
order named below, the following rescrined very
valuable real estate, OF which the tate William B..
Randolph died seized, TO wit:
On WEDNESDAY the 18th day of July, 1919,
at o'clock P: NJ, the four granite to REith
The cast side of Seventeenth street between Frank
lin and Grace streets, opposite to The First Market
and occupied as stores ana ow. ig Is ~ /. nirsn-
These tenem, hts are OF MODS rn construction, are
three stories high bve the CELL AID each has
two rooms: water and gas. This Is guod property
for as fc ard profitable Investment.
On the same day, Immediately, after, the above
vain ID { LOT OF GROUND on the south side OF
Gary between Nineteenth and Twentieth str, ets
fronting IS feet on Cary street running back 10
Dock street. This lot enjoys remarkable advan-
tsges for receiving and Glscharging heavy mrrchan
Ulse, having fronts on twu prominent business
Streets with the anyll!e railroad ssing at'hg us
south line and the Richmond Deck facing II. Ill l.
now occupied by Mr.. James r. Gum us Il lumber
yard. ,o,,, r.,,.
commencing Mt 81 O'Clock Z. NJ, We will sell
FOUR r ABlIFUL BUILDING LOTS situated
nearly opposite 10 the residence OF george ;. raj
MIR. ESQ., at the northeast corner OF Fra" XII and
Monroe streets. These lots front t1Seher 100 leet
Oh Franklin street, and run back 5St5 feet t" an
alley 20 feet wide, ard will lie sold In three l"ts I
"a ipet each ami one of 33 feet; after which will
be sold FOUR OTHER LOTS of exactly the same
Gncn:ions fronting on the south side Of Grace at
It's interScc ion with The east line Of Monroc street.
This property Is loctaed very dcsirably on the two
most popular streets for residences. ann must keep
tuIl pace with any improvement In real esttie IN
this city a rate opportunity Is here offered 10 Sc
cure choice lois ut reasonable prices.
TERMS: ,Iue.fourh cash; balance at six, twelve,
and eighteen months for negotiable notes. with In.
terest added. ami title taiped 10y the court until
the notes shall! be paid. l.. X. tAGc.
W. 4. Nc CRE.
J. VI. MATrHr WS,
III. L. HICkHAM,
JOSEPH BhYAN,
g. X. MACON.
Special Comm sioners.
GRrDDS & WILLIAMS. auctio GERS. JT IT
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-07-28
BY Richardson 4 Co..
Real Estate Agents and auctioneers,
1ll3 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A DESIRABLE
l SMALL FRAME DWtLLlHG On UNION
BAKER. so. BY AUCTION BY virtue OF The
provisions OF Il deed Of trust hearing dat" The 3th
rec rd, I'm rhp clerks Office of the Chancary CuurG
of the city of Richmond. 10 secure the unpaid pur.
chase-mouey "n the property mentioned there IN, i
shall is trustee in said Geed. being required and re-
guessed 10 do. sell by auction. the premises.
on THURSDAY the 9th day Of August. 1879. ~
o'clock +. 81, Inc RIA ESTATE described In the
Il, ed ufnre said, consisting Of a LOT OF LAND
fronting 57x119 feet, with a new and attractive
frame dwelling thereon cor tanning four rooms.
with excellent water on the premises.
TERMS: Enough in cash 10 pay the expenses ~
executing this trust and negotiable note for 81
with iatercst thereon from the 18Th day Of July.
1875 until patti: the residue In six and twelve
mouths. uego'able notes 10 be gwen for The defer
red payments, with interest added. and secured By
Il deed ol trust. j. A. RICHARDSON,
jy27 Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-07-28
BY Wellington GOddin.
Real Estate Agent and Auctionrfr,
office corner Eleventh aud Bank streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THAT
~ VALUABLE fasM OF IMo H .lIsAwjiIf.
BY.n ON JAMES RIVER. ~ CHrsIrkrihh AZ.
COUNTY THEE Mills BELnW hAT rt nj
TER, TO BE DlVtDrD MO e. .s''-r."
the Circuit Court OF Chester bed county pron'gIp
on ire god OF October. 1874. IN The cav ~
tersou cS. French We sbail ~ sp+"lai con n,.t
ers thereby appointed Proceed I" set a, huT, n,
ton. At the mansion- hLu>e OF lh- " hi 10y c7'",
MUNDA 7 the % OF August 1879 II , !. .S,,,,
NJ. II fair; II not, on the hrs; fa,r On! ,'t Ill
at the same hour. Thar SaLU Bar ASp nttin
KNOWN hsTATr CALI ID WHlTRl on "n,.s
as above, containing TWO RCADhED ,,,nr.a,,
TY.ONE ACkhS. with the usuil imptU,,,' ~ 4
thereon. The iaud extends from the to', ,ii -. The
James river across tile Petersburg iuih IAS ly,tsi
Petersburg rJiirnad. The tract VIII DC :" ", /
as to sell IL In the following mInnes-'h;:' ,,.:
lying beyond the railroad, cou!a!plES - NIX
No. between ,he raro2d anu re-, Lax %
20 acres; No. 3. east II III turnplke, con- ng.
to so acres. On these lots there sTs eatfie-
Ing sites besides. they are Admirably VIZ, at,rg,a
for farming lands. marStt-Trd,is rnn ,noad
IL sidenccs. their ne3Epess 10 MAJ Cuf'N ~ ~.
commend them favorably 10 the cinLeHs -
city as well as 10 ,no,e re-ldin: IL kchtn.. rbai
Af,rr the str OF the regviDg hrs" race =" ,,,.
the tesidue Of the Whitley "e taie. WIN IN. HIN.
iDyS, &C., thereon. cont.iniug about W vi
DRIED NDThiRTY ACRES, more or ''S'
be sold. ,G ag@ .r@a -, $50
This place is 20 we'll aud fayorabiy Ena@a - -
at. rae special attention from no WILLIE xi,s!1
cure Il ccHirortahe firm on Janrs IN III ,,.p u:
three or four miles, Of Rtcnm I'D, ana III '"'
IL. 1880. ,.e, q
sale ana costs OF suit; iaIance In ak, W. a..
eighteen MOE fli~, for negotiable n"isi r..lile4
dorsed, secured by b detF uf Tu>', or t. u-
urtiI all OF the purcha e-lnhfe, fo'i! '"''
A. l.. BpUL" Nh.',.
w. 2. SIT, ial Con mI.--gL-------
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IL l 0.id
FOR RENT, G.
THE CELEBRATED GREENBRIER WHITE
SULPHUR SPkINGS.

Pursuant TO decree of the District Court Of Tie
Uni,en States for the istrc OF West Viryimi. nm.
dered In the suit OF Gay and others rs The White
Sulphur Springs Company and 'tliefs, the utdpr.
signed, suecial commissioner in SAID sui. wiil On
SATURDAY, August IA, 1878, ut ~ o'c,ock ",
at the White sulphur Springs. Grernurcr COMFY
West Va. lease n auction. subject to ra'ilta6r
by the said court The pr perty II the said v lulE
SULPHUR SPRINGS & MPA>Y for the rcrtu Of
TWO years ending November /. 1877.
The LESSEE viii be authorized Il, apply, under lie
direction OF the said commission er, one-!Outh u
The rent 20 Improvements and repairs Of N" said
property. and will be required. In addition 10 The
rent To pay the taxes Of every KIND which viii &C.
crue against the said property during III term
Aforesaid. aud TO DAY the insurance on said pro.
perty 10 The extent OF enc thousand dollars PER 81.
nun In premiums.
The rent Of tHch year will be PAYABLE IN our
equal instaIlments on the 1st and 9th Of iugu,:
and Isl and Il 9Th OF September.
HEN kY VI. MATTHEWS.
~ 9-30t Special Commissioner.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-07-28
BY Williams & Gibson.
Real Estate and Stock Brokers ana Auctioneers.
No. 1901 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE. OF iyALUAstF
L PROPERTY on TIKI SOUTHEAST cop.
SER OF TWEETY-SECOSD AND MIN
STREETS.-By virtue Of deed OF trust execn.at
to me by Joseph stukenbcre ard wife, M ch 81 :.
1873. wilt. on MONDAY the 20 day OF Augnss
next O'Clock p. ~, sell at public auction On tb
premises, the following property. 70 wit: VAC
TWO LOTS OB LAND, sI'used on The snu,heas,
oo ma,u VI s,rse, r,ytY ssi ana eg'ing
tween parallel lines one hur bred sud any les, =,
an alley fifteen feet vide, with TWO coon
OF S26 per month. 'S
THESE lois are on many accounts very destrablc
being Immediately on the nh thOrougbfarr 10 the
Richmond and York River depot. JUST opposite ibs
county courthouse. anu close to the docs "'s
TERMS: Cash for the sum NJ f2,5OO, with all ~.
rearaRes Of interest, amounting TO 1925 as OF ;hs
day Of sale, and all expenses OF SALE bssnce IN uo;s
at twelve months with six per cent Interest ssceG
secured by deed of trust. 1900
More liberal terms may be offered on The dav,,
sale. Louis +. BUSSl- UX, Trustee
WILLIAMS & GIBSON, Auctioneers.
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Z DRY GOODS.

Two BE READ BY LADIES ONLY
l. We are now ready 10 offer the ladies' of Rich
mon superior UND" RWkAR Of our own MAUI
facture. ana guar anlee the material used BETTER de-
Signs prettler, aud
PRICES LOWER THAN NEW YORK GOODS.
SPECIAL attention is called TO our
. GLOFE-FITTIkG CuRS rr-COVERS.
when lady's wardrobe Is incomplete without
Mrs. BROOKE presiie> over the AMPLE oo,Is
anu Will take great pleasure in showing goods.
B-OJkk 500, I'LL Iail. street,
second floor, second door above DiSpatch office.
INV 3-3m
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RICHARDSON & Co, Auctioneers. ~ Z

HIGH CONSTABLE'S SALE.-I will
Ill sell at public auction on THURSDAY MORN
ING the 29th day OF July. 1875, N l0k O'Clock. at
nv office, No. 1906 franklin street, the following
property TO satisfy suDGrv distress-warrants, at
tachmcnts, and executions In my hands:
BUREAUS, WARDzOBfS.
WASHsTANDS. BEDsrEADS,
MATTRE SSES, LOUNGES,
CARPETS, Pr TGhES,
MIRRORS. SAFES, -
CHAIRS, CLOCKS, TRUNKS,
WATER-COOLERS, PIANO, sc.
ALSO,
One FINE ROSEWOOD WARDROBE.
Two FINE MAHOGANY WARDROBGS,
One FINE WALNUT WARDkuBE,
FINS MARBLr-TOP BUREAUS.
MARBLE-TuP TABLES and WASHSTANl)S.
one WALNUT MAxBLE-TOP ETAH ERE SIDE
BUARD, ....o,.
One {; BOD SOKRtL MARE AMI HARNESS.
TERMS: Cash A. b. DUrsBtRRY,
ir05'3t II {. a. r.
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SUMMER IfES<sSTa
&" MoUSrAlS-ToP'"

THIS OLD SUMNER RESORT, celebrated for It's
magn'ticrn scenery, cNtcn'!.d views, pure, clear
spring water re-s1one and chaly beate) AMI an al
nosphere that cannot be cXrellIu in The mountains
OF Virginia. will be Onencd for the recertton OF
guests on THURSDAY MOhNING,JUL 29th, by
the under. gucd.
The ho.elis situated the top of The Blue Ridge,
Augusta county. seventeen miles east OF stanton
The table will be supplied with vegetables fresh
from the hotel garden. he kitchen aud dining
room will be unGcr the charge of one OF the best
caterers in Virginia. shall keep my own COWS aud
thus give my boarders flesh butter ana milk.
propose to set the best table IN the mountains This
season
TERMS: So per day, 81 0.50 per week. or s35
per month. HuIf-pricc tor children and servants
Satisfactory arrangements can be made by Itmt-
lies for one or NOR months.
10 my friends, acquaintances. and the public
generally say CONF lu - MOUNTAIN. Tor"
Until THURSDAY. call on or ADDRESS Inc at 1905
Rank street, Richmond, Va: after that. II" Noun
tain-1op." JOHN II. LEFIWlEH,
Proprietor.
Conveysnccs always at the depot for visitors.
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400 LOTS FOR SALE AT PUBLIC
lOU AUCTION at B'ackshurg, Montgomery
county, Va, on The 9Th AUGUST. ] S75 the mkt
day after lie commencement ,xerciSt OF the VIZ
pinia Agricultural and Mechanical College.
TERMS Ten semi annua payments.
CHARLES n. MILLER.
iy 23.Gt Blacksburg, Va.
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i. xorurR LITTER FROM rue ~ARA STRINGS
4 Snort TALK wIra SENATOR RoBEKTsos, or
sorru CAROLINA HOW he CANE TO GO 10
cosssE>s-Rrs vIRws ABOUT sGosERNohs
WALKER, SElLoGG, NOSES, AND skSA.oN'
,pv,s ASa JOHNSTON MR., sESEE AND
cuaMrKsSs rkoLIc OVER THE AMNESTY BILL
SUNDAY SERVICES, &C, &C.
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Ten years ago Banda was bright
Exsp;ial sHi, beip& ed,r;i,ed AS a convert 10
blfist'ahitS a. siils Di'ssicn in Cairo. slohe
married ice Raj IL DuIeep s'ceb. and her
nuso.hd IKE. tief o well that on every aun!-
s;n sa'y u Tue W. dd,Lg he mas "ant the mis-
500 sum 10 gold equal to S5, 900.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND
i LOT NEAR 6 RDONSVInMt, ORANGE
COUNTY, TA.-By virtue of deed % trust
executed on The lS;h day Of May. 1873, -
the trustees of the Gor.ousyilc Hnlidng : yor,s-
clerks Office Of The tounty court Of orange ~,
tn" undersigned trustees win sell at public suctl,
uuon the premises. on WEDN SHAY, Atgu.t The
| lth. 1876. IL O'Clock IT., certain l. T or
PARCEL OF La CONVEYED by said decd con.
tanning one acre, lying on the th"sapeake aud uhD
railroad being I'LL thai Ianh conveyed 10 SAID VI
ton LINN by William VI. Bak,r 10y deco daI"i Feb
ruarv 3, 1872, aud upon which said Lynn IoT
resides.
TERMS: Enough IN cash 10 d fray the expenses
Of sale aud 10 pay he dues and tnes no" Ia ArFt+t
from said Milton Lynn u said Association. IgTt.
IL 10 residue made known on day OF sic.
+. X. DAVIS.
W. M.IC\S.
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BY Cook Il Laughtop, Arctsonee1s'
No. 10 Governor street.
By Grubbs i Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main ano BANK.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE ESTATE
IN ANGLIA COUNTY KNOWN, =, A..
Observation-Disclosures FORMER RESIDENCE
NATHANIEL HARRISON. DECEASED; NJ
AUCrION.-By virtue of deed Of trust dafed lSth
of February, 1873, from ANN Maria Jackson 70
The undersigned rs trustee Twill sell at auction az
Amelia Courthouse, on WEDNESDAY the tsth
day Of July. 1876 THAT being court-dayl Being
thereto required by the creditor secured ts SAD
deed, the TRACT OF LAND lying In Amelia
county known as s'SpriugBeld,n being the same
unon which the late Natha"iel Harrison formerly
resided containing about 1000 ACRES, OF "alic n
about 500. scres are In original GROWTH about Zuo
acres In pine wood mot over three miles tronn we
ruiIrOaf) aJout So acres Ln low grounds, ana tne
residue ofahe tract is laid of In lots, ana is wei
adapted 10 The growth of ,rn. tobacco ana waeat.
TIE improvements consist OF D~ELLiSH
with four rooms several barns, granary, stioles,
aud out.hsuses generally. Also, good orchard.
This place Is five miles west OF Amelia Court
house and ajoips the lanes of }. p. pdersoD,
Charles Irving, and others; IS convenient 10
churches and schools. andi, drained by creek ana
several branches. which, in addition to two wells
furnish waer to every portion OF Tie farm. III Is
very susceptible or SUBDIVISION but the trustee viii
sell II as Il whole.
TERMS: TIE deed requires about 1860 to be
paid In cash and the residre upon terms 10 be an
nCunced by M grantor; hut It. Is almost certai that
terms more liueral to The purchaser will De given.
j. l.. GRUBBS, Trustee.
GPrDgS & WILLIAMS. AuctiOnecrS. ~ ~
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a novelty in costume is fan the hand e
of which forms pocket handkerchief hold
er. Some fans have also tiny scent.hot.
tie inserted at zoe bottom Of the fan bundle.
And thus fan becomes handkerchief, scent.
bottle, and fan 10 one.
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NNRUS SALE OF A TRACE q

TRUSTEES SALE, OF A TRACE OF
l. LAND IN LOUISA COU<rY. NA.-B VI
tue OF TWO deeds Of trust. executed on 10" dsl
day of June and the 18th day IF August. - ~, %
the under sign ed. trustees of tho G"rdCn willie rul'
ing Association, from Henry l. On 'iscs and WE;
recorded In the clerks iti"c Of lib County "Hi.h
Lousr, we will sef at public auction: up! Ia:
premises. on THURSDAY, Angus I'm $50 ~
IL O'Clock NJ, a iRiCT OF LAND c0uNc!rd 4!
said deed, containing FIFTY ACRES. more %
less, living ano being IN L"ua county: Va On 'aS
south OF the S"ulh anna river. tcing aU ihr 'Ga
belonging To lot No. t'ssign'd 1 u. H. Qua'e ~
the Civision of the .stat" OF John X. Qnarh"IIs-
ceased,. nnd bounded as { lows: North by s'H!i
Anna rive. sDuth by Tie main ~ :hnohi r. a. ~.
by the section ~ the said estate a. lgn.d u 'oh-
K. Qusres, aud west by that assigned TO ID. t"h''
QuaTIcs. -, - AZ,
TERMS /: Enough In cash to drfray the 'Hp.a'Fs
OF sale and To pay The dues and fines now IN 'rtth'
from said Henry l.. QuarleS TO said AS 'ctaV-
Terms as 10 residue maze known on day VI :nr.
+ H. DAVIS.
". NJ. DUNN
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