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three doors above the DlSpdtch once,
In order to make room for q large stock of BLANK
BOOKS and STATIONERY, offer their entire stock
of TOYS and FANCY ARTICLES, just suited for
Christmas presents, embracing T.. &c.,. 10
DRESSED DOLLS, = a,.3 81 ...... r.
,'f 'i TOY TRUNKS, ........ ,... -. .
r.: TOY BUREAUS, ''.'.' -
j, CHINA TEA-SETS, ..#-t5'.-..s ,..'
~, WOODEN WASH-SETS, +. r..
u gi' TEN-PTSS.
.-.... -~". NOAH'S ARKS,i 'E ..-.I..'t 49, .@ 20.
.r.> -. TIN and CHINA TOYS, ....:. ......4 e..
~ e." DOMINOES, 49,, ,...i....t:, -,.. IS.
80 -l#. PAINTS, -
a large assortment Of CHILDRENS GAMES, and
many other articles at and bt low cost. =. -
AS we will need the room for our regular stock
the above must be sold. ''i.'
In addition to the articles mentioned we have a
large stock of fine eli. ...r. t.s... ,s,.t- o..
- 80 GIFT-BOOKS,'
. 4; f,..t9 CHlLDREN'S BOOKS, .
WRITING-DESkS, 50 .-.... - g.
g., 20. WORK-BOXES. ,. 4. -. .-.., .-...
t.9 PORTFOLIOS. and '''
s. -. FINE PAPETERfES,' @@,-
which we will sell very low. -.,u
For the hest aud largest assortment OF CHRIST
MAS PRESENTS, at the lowest prices, 20 to
d.. III a., ELLYSON & YANCEY'S
de 21-4t 1853 D.. -" -. 1112 Main street.
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FIREWORKS OF ALL KINDS.
'.- Boys save your money
FrRE-CRAcKERS, and come and buy quick.
JAPANESE TORPEDoEs, PIZZINI Is selling low,
CANNoN-CRACKERs. and will sell out before
80 J Christmas.
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THE MOST OF PEOPLE LOON
towards their CHRISTMAS DINNER with great
pleasure. But how can they erjoy It with dsfec-
tive teethp This trouble can be remed!ed by
Dir. C, A. MERCER, 7Cs Main street,
de 19-oodtJa9 between Seventh and Eighth.
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G3 HEADQUARTERS
fOI
HOLIDAY AND CHRISTMAS G6oD>.
THALHI3fER BROTHERS..
COL BROAD STREET,
where they are opening and selling The cheapest HE
Of NOTIONS. FANCY GOODS, &C., In The cttI.
Give them call.
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@ COHEN BROTHERS Will open nj
r. NJ. next SATURDAY. Cali and See their
greal variety OF GOODS. de on
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ate "wednesday that the clerksoi the Senate
lMr. Davis had done hisswho,e duty IN re,
eard 10 the james River and Kanawna canaI
biII and TINT In nothing he had said did ne e
design to reflect onhim IN any waS.s
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
The House. was calledsto order by ME-.
HANGER No prayer. -
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.


MONDAY, November 26. 1877.
american Gofd.-lo2 bid. W.T.
SseMr,sX LII as . sSedc'S v 9s fund
sns s ss ss Trrna eerred SIX ba vrns
ia,eres. esTt s;a s. IL ask Sd virginia
coupons Standardization city SIS. 1l7k bid;
Richmond city SIS. i0lH bid; Petersburg city s,s
ispecialj os asked; Norfolk city water ss, 1oS,.
S S,a ioS asked: Manchester SIS, taxreeeivsbs, SO
bid. 81 asked: Manchester bridge s's, 100 asked,
Railroad Bcnos5FrGin,a GsnT1I ;ain Sen1rsi
Railroad third mortgage 6s. - ana d., 20 oio wa
cipia Central Railroad fourth mortgage Us, >; ana
AZ ]. snf d. 70 bid: Virginia and Tennessee Rail
road third mortgage Ss, j. and D., 80 asked sou,n
side Railroad .Ia mo sts Rsrosd @
mortgage Is, j. and j.. IS bid; Norfolk and Pc
tersburg Railroad second mortgage SIS, T. ana 81 ~
m Ss t SIS j. and D.. 1os bid Richmond Eede-
ricks6urg and Potomac Railroad MORTGAGE IS; ~, ..
s soms &C. k Raj on" hSrissse and j. s7$ bid
Richmond and Danyille Railroad eonsoiiqBa aes
6 and NJ ~ bid "A asked a P sS mon. Rish l
mond. York River and Chesapeake Railroad aud
Steamboat SIS, J. and j.: Sc bid. ,,-so,,,s,,,r,
and Potomac Railroad common, 100 pari 81
bid; Richmond Fredericksburg and POTOMAC Kali
TSsS sa PER and
seven per cent. guaranteed 100 par, 80 BIZ; kicti.
mond and Danve Railroad, 10Y par, 81 a nSS nsr
40 bid Seaboard and Roanoke Railroad Suarsn-
teed, 100 par, 92k bid. ,,,
BANK Stocks.-First National. 100 par, liz od'
Planters National, 100 par. 1lss bid; Union Bank
OF Richmond. so par, 40 bid A asked; Merchants
and Planters Savings, rs par, 1SA bid.
rine 25 par soy asked; Virginia State, rs par. 70
bid; Virgna Home, 100 par, 100 BID; lo7k asked;
Merchants and Mechanics, 100 par, 80 asked; CITY,
100 par, IS asked: Granite Insurance COMPANY,
100 par, as asked Commercial Fire-Insurance
Company, rs par. Tx bid; Richmond Fire Asso-
citation, 25 par, II asked.
HtsceNan eous.-Old Dominion Steamship COM
pany 100 par, 70 bid.
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BY j. Thomson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctionccr,
No. lib Main street.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A LARGE AN

TRUSTEES SALE OF A LARGE AND
L NEwLY-ERECTED BRICK WAREHOUSE
q IF cTE IS q MA AE E ASp
district Court Of the United States for the Eastern
District of Virginia. entered on the ~ IN OF Novem-
and Of deed of trust executed by the said Snyder,
bearing date the Gath Of October. 1874. duly re-
corded IN eSss the upsr
signed James II. Doolev. trustee in bankruptcy. of
Asa Snyder, and Wellington Goddin, surviving
~ the dav
1S77. at ~ O'Clock NJ that large and newly
seT Mich Il SANDS osse 'front.' n Of M s
on the east line OF Eleventh street, running back
10Sx feet, and bounded on the north by an alley 22
feet inches wide, and on the south by an alley 12
feet wide with the right to the purchaser to the
two alleys IN common with the owners of the lots
adjacent thereto.
expenses of sale and also TO pay OIL what IS now IN
notes. with the interest thereon, are estimated to
amount to about $l.4o0; on = credit as TO $7S.75
gs &c a stn the a a Is osoer i! as to
credit as to 500 until the oath Of April 1879: on
credit to 1888 until the "a tn of October l879;
1850: on a Credit as to s57a25 until the 24tR Of
October, 1880: on credit as to 80 30 until the
24th Of April 1881: on credit as to s55s5o uno
si575 until the oath Of April, 1882 on credit
of $54o.75 until the 9th Of october, 1882; and
as to the residue Of the proceeds of sale on credit
of four. eight, and twelve months from the day of
sale. the whole purchase money bearing interest
at six Ter cent per annum from the day of
sale, secured by decd Of trust land by consent of
the benefciaries in said deeds) with liberty to the
purchaser at his option to pay the whole purchase
money In cash. and thus avoid the necessity of exc
cutting notes. and securing the same by deed Of
trust. The title is believed to be perfect but selling
as TSs VIII Th he s9a s sp sS
about eighteen month ago Of the best materials in
the most substantial and durable manner, and Is
well located for the purposes for which 1t was
erected and for many other purposes.
JAMES Fl. nOOLEY, Trustee.
W. GODDIN, Surviving Trustee.
J. THOMPSON BROWN, Auctloneer. no Is
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CHOICE BOOKS NO LONGER FOR THE FEW
ONLY-THE BEST STANDARD NOVELS
WITHIN THE REACH OF
EVERY ONE.
BOOKS USUALLY SOLD FROM 81 TO SO
GIVEN UNCHANGED AND UNA
BRIDGED) FOR 10 AND zoe.

l. EAST LYNNE. BY Mrs. Henry Wood zoe.
2. JOHN HALIFAX, GENT. BY Miss Mulock
Fl so'; e. E a'sef ssz *0f novel,
6. THE BLAcK-INDIEs. Jules verne's latest.
U.LAsT DAYS OF PoMPEH BY Bulwer. 1Oc
7. ADAM BEDE. by George Eliot: zoe.
S. TIE ARUNDEL MOTTO. BY Mary Cecil Hay
9. OLD h1YDDLEToS's MONEY. By NJ. C.
10. The tAS &oMAN IN WHITE. By w'Ikie Col
IL. THE I:s MIL e. ON THE FLOSS. By George Ell
-. THE f. AMERICAN SENATOR. BY Trollope.
10. A FRIscEss OF THULE By William Black.
IA. THE DEAD SECRET. BY wi1kie Collins.
2N FAb p 5s sfS5Es f 81 5e ses Verne 1os
Is Is biARBARA,s HISTORY. BY Amelia b. Ed
10. A TEkRIbLE TEMPTATION. By Charles
90. OLD fss eTRlosirY SHOP. By Charles Dick
81. FOUL PLAY. By Charles Reade. 1oc.
20. MAN AND WIFE. BY Wilkie Collins. zoe.
2s. THE sQUIRE's LEGACY. By Mary c. Hay.
"a. NEVER TOO LATE TO MEND. BY C. Reade.
25. LAZY ApELAlDEs OATH. BY Mrs. II.
20. AURORA FLOYD. BY Miss 81. E. Bradoon.
81. vlcT0R AND vANQUIsHED. BY NJ. c. Hay.
%. A DAUGHTER OF HETH. By William Black.
20. NeRA's LOVE TEST. By Mary Cecil Hay.
80. HER DEAREST FOE By Mrs. Alexander.
81. LOVE ME LITTLE, LOVE Me LONG. By
80, THE QUEEN tStj OF HEARTS. BY wnkie Col
Inns. Toe.
90. HANDY-ANDY. by Samuel Lover. zoe.
SIS. FELIX HOLT. THE RADICAL. BY George
"a. THE Wo0iNG or. By Mrs. Alexander. e0c
81. THE MYSTERY. BY Mrs: Henry Wood. lee.
az. ANTONINA. BY Wflkie Collins zoe.
ssSS.. fYANHoE. BY Sir Walter Scott. zoe.
40. THE HEIR TO ASHLEY. BY Mrs. II. Wood.
Al. WHITE LIES. by Charles Reade, zoe. 90.
AZ HIDE AND SEEK. by Wilkie Collins. 2Oc.
Sent, pos.-paid on receipt OF l2c. for single Nos.
and CSC: for double Nos, Addrsss orders 70
~ successors to j. 7. Ellyson,l
SAILS II 1ll2 Main street.
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BRITISH VIcE-CoNsULATE, !
COURT ORDER.

VIRGINIA.-INT THE CIRCUIT COURT
OF HANOVER COUNTY, NOVEMBER
1877:
against
D. L. Jones' sheriff Of Hanover, and us such admin
lstrator OF Henry K Elicit, deceased. Defendants.
And more than two years having elapsed since the
estate Of Henry X. Elicit, deceased was committed
TO the hands Of D. L.. Jones, sheriff oil Hanover
county, for administration, aud an account of the
transactions Of said administrator, and account
or debts and demands against said Henry K. Elicit,
deceased. having been fled in this cause, on the mo,
ton of Mrs f. j. Moores, dstribntee, 1t Is ordered
that the creditors Of said Henry X. Elicit decensed
do show cause, IL any they can. on the first day OF
the next term of this court, before this Court why
the estate OF said deeedent should not be paid and
deliyered TO hts distributes without refunding
bonds And 1t Is further ordered that copy Of this
order be posted at the front door OF Hanover county
cour-hOuse on the first days Of two successive terms
of Hanover County Court, and that another copy be
published once week for four successive weeks in
the Richmond Dispatch.
A Copy-Teste:
j. A. BROWN, Clerk.
SANDS. LEAKE & CARTER, Pc.
no 20-Tu4w
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BY wellington Goddjn,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
corner Of Bank and Eleventh streets.

SALE OF FARM OF
i TWO HUNDRED AND TWENTY. SEVEN
ACRES IN HENRICO COUNTY, NEAR THE
CRAIGTON ROAD, -FOUR MILES EAST OF
RICHMOND, AND CERTAIN INTERESTS IN
VALUABLE IRON-FRONT TENEMENT IN
THE SAID CITY, ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF
MAIN BETWEEN FOURTEENTH AND FIF-
TENTH STREETS.-By virtue of a certain deed
of trust dated the 18th Of October, 1876, duly
corded in Henrico County Court and in Richmond
Chancery Court executed by Mrs. Eliza j. Brown,
Norris Montgomery, and Others shall, as trustee,
at the request Of the noteholer proceed to sell at
public auction, on the premises on SATURDAY
the 1st of December, 1877, at ~ O'Clock NJ, the
FARM In Henrico county, on the ChIckahominy
river near the Cragton road, about four miles east
Of Richmond, containing TWO HUNDRED AND
TWENTY-SEVEN ACRES, with all the BUILD
INGS and IMPROVEMENTS thereon. being the
same farm recently conveyed to the sud parties by
j. II. Cornell, trustee.
And On TUESDAY the 4th of December. ! 877, In
the city of Richmond on the premises. at ~ O'Clock
M, all the RIGHT, TITLE. and INTEREST Of the
grantors In said deed In and to that EALUABI. E
LRON-FRONT STORE AND DWELLING on the
south side Of biaiu between Fourteenth and Fiji
tenth streets, fronting "a feet, more or less,
ming back about 100 feet to an alley, formerly
owned by james II. Brown. ~
TERMS: Enough In cash to defray costs and ex-
penses of sale, and to pay off note past due for
$4,000; and US TO the residue OF the proceeds OF
sale, on such terms as shall be announced by the
90 $500 w. GODDIN, Trustee.
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BY Robert B. LYME.
Real Estate Auctioneer,
No. 1912 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE.-EXTRA-VALUA-
AND HIGIILY-IMPROVED SUBURBAN TRUCK
FARM. WITH GOOD BRICK DWELLING AND
OTHER IMPROVEMENTS THEREON, IN BOW
LING GREEN. HENRlCO COUNTY, ON THE
0nIo RAiLROAD sHoPs TO TME MECHNS1
ICSVILLE TURNPIKE. NOW AND FOR SOME
YEARS OCCUPIED BY MIR. RUSH BURGESS,
FOR SALE BY AUCTION.-By virtue of Il deed Of
dated 27th of March, 1872, and duly recorded in
the Office Of the clerk Of Henrlco County Court and
In the office of the clerk Of the Chanccry Court of
the city of Richmond being thereto required by the
beneficiary In said deed We as trustees named in
Uses, on WEDNESDAY, November rs. 1877, at l
O'Clock P. NJ OF that day, that valuable TRACT OF
LAND on Bowling Green street, In the county of
lienrico about one mile east Of the city of Rich
mond, containing IL 55-1o0 ACRES, with an ex-
cellent BRICK DWELLING thereon, containing
eight rooms with pOrches front and rear. with good
barn, stable, and other out-houses, and well of
good Of water on the place.
This LAND is extremely fertile. and IS In high
state Of cultivation, and by reason OF It's contgulty
TO the city Of Richmond is extremely valuable not
only for It's great advantages rs truck-flrm, hut
by reason of its prospective value rs site for build
ing lots. 1t Is the same farm formerly owned by
John Minor Bolts, and adJoins the property of the
Catholic College.
This FARM will be sold as whole, and upon the
following terms-to wit:
Cash as TO enough to defray the expenses Of sale
and the SUM Of $3.50, and interest thereon from
the 9Th day of October, 1876; and as to the resi-
DUE upon such terms as shall be announced ut the
time Of sale.
1t IS probable that rs to said residue terms may be
arranged such will be satisfactory to bidders.
This sale offers most desirable opportunity to all
persons who are seeking profitable Investments.
JOHN A. BELVIN,
LEWIS II. FRAYSER.
MIA Truc
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COMMENCING MAI II. 1871.
THROUGH PASSENGER.
s.oo p. ". Leaves Richmond TUESDAY, THURS.
DAY, and SATURDAY. Connects d
West Point with steamer HaYana ~
all points on York river ana bi!,
more. Arrives In Baltimore 81 > !"
NJ: connects with ra;l.ncs FOR -" Az
ington Philadelphia, New York 30,
ION and all western points. tohh'tt''
at Richmond with trsns on Rich:""t,i;
and Petersburg and Chesapeake 4--
Ohio railroads.
THROUGH FREIGHT.
600 A. NJ. Leaves Richmond MONDAY; WIZ
SESDAY. and FRIDAY anu ,r
300 A. N TUESDAY, THURSDAY. aud M
URhDAY. Connects win ste4!u.1
Mt West Point for river lanilnss- tn
tImore and all western points. ,, 81
meets nj Richmond with trains on h'tb
moud and DanyIe rai!road,Richm%nt;
and Petersburg, and che'apeaAe
Ohio railroads
LOCAL PASSENGER.
SCOOP. II. Leaves Richmond daily lcxcep! $40
day..
THROUGH PASSENGER.
moo A. NJ. Arrives ut Richmond TUEspAt
AVN - THURSDAY, and SATURDAl., I"nj
meets with trains on Richmond 49, 49,
Petersburg and Chesapeake ana IN IN
railroads Steamer Havana !esyes pa
Mi 15S;f ls9'V wEsDisSsEspAY. aud EE ;,s
DAY, at y. u. Connects WI.
trains from Philadephis, New nots;
and western points and az " esi - -.
with trains for Richmond soa 'A'
South
THROUGH FREIGHT.
..oopM arrives At Richmond MONDAl' HN
NV NESDAY, and FRIDAY snt anu SAT
s.Ibp. NJ, TUESDAY, THURSDal' an 4,
o'Ao IIRDAY. Connects WIN slea"'r on.
Nest Point from BalinloFSS. e., ,Er,
meets with Richnond aha ~ Chs.
Richmond and PETERSBURG ana Ch'0"
nrake and ohio railroads.
LOCAL PASSENGER.
,o.oo n Arrives II Richmond daily except > saI
Ao'oo ~ " day. Conuec,s w!,h Richntoihiu ana
Petersburg aud Chesapeake anu ''''
railroads. .,,, or rr,,ll
.oH,hern noints Cars run through between A'"'N'
and West Point. ,.,, >.,th lowest rates.
guaranteed. Win Guaranteed rates.
issued to- III northern and western points. .,eru, and
TsroSxh tickets sold to all northsara ss rSh
western snniy Al General Railroad TieAe' aud
dee sac Main at the aSs ta,Sird and
comnany's depot, corner Twenty-suiA
s' Ts s. R'cnhGaaT DOUGLAS, supssiasesdsas
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ByJ. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
1l13 Main street.
TWO BRICK STORES WITH Dwell

TWO BRICK STORES WITH DWELL
i IEGS ABOVE. ANDTHREE FRAME HOUSES
ON CORNER OF EIGHTEENTH AND MAR
SHALL STREETS: ALSO DES!RABLE I Is Ei III
STREET BETWEEN BROAD AND MARSHALL
sTREETsI win sell at public auction FRlDhI
property, commencing with the BRICK STORES
on corner of Eighteenth and Marshall streets. The
attention OF parties desiring small propertYis called
buildings are located front about 25 feet each on
Eighteenth street with depth Of about iS2 feet:
front of about 2e feet by 1872 feet Deep and Is de-
srable for private residence, being convenient to
the business centre Of the city, churches, schools,
and markets.
TERMS One fourth cash; balance In six, twelve,
AM eighteen months, six per cent interest secured
by truardeed. j. THOMPSON BROWN.
no 23 ARctoneer.
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BY j. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctloneer,
lib Main street.

SALE OF BRICK DWELL
i ING No. 105 EAST CANAL STREET.--By
virtue of two deeds Of trust executed by John ID.
BEDFORD aud wife-the first dated 9Th Of February,
1874. and the second dated 9TH of October, 1876
and recorded respectively In the Richmond Chan
Gerry Court, d. p. l02 A. page 104 and ID. Il. lO6 G,
page 2S6, 10 secure the Mutual Building and Loan
Association; and whereas default has been made in
the payment to the said Association, and we the I'M
dersigued the present trustees of said Association,
being required so to do by the said Association will
sell on MONDAY, December 8, 1877. at 4 O'Clock,
on the premises. the following REAL ESTATE. be-
ing certain LOT OF LAND In the city Of Rich
mOnd, on the south side Of Canal street between
First and Second streets, beginning 81 feet 10
inches east OF First street. running eastwardy on
Canal street feet and back between parallel lines
go feet. being the same property convened to said
ReflfoI d by John NJ. Goddin April 13, 1873.
TERMS: BY consent whilst the deeds above re-
fcrred to call for CASH The terms will be- third
cash: balance in six and twelve months, interest
added, and secured by deed Of trust.
j. THOMPSON BROWNE
=. HIRSH, : Trustees.
JOHN E. HAWKINS,
j. THOMPSON BROWN. Auctioneer. no22
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BY PoindeXter & upper,
Real Estate Agents and Auctionccrs.
1900 Main street.

A UCTION SALE OF A NEW BRICK
N DETACHED DWELLING, No. 13 EAST
CLAY STR EFT. CONTAINING NINE ROOMS,
STABLE, &C.-By request Of the owner, who in
tends leaving the city, we will sell, upon the prem
Uses, on WEDNESDAY, 2Sth instant, ut O'Clock
+. NJ, the above DWELLING. This house was built
with great Care-has every convenience: marble
lied mantcls throughout; cellar underneath: walls
stripped, and inside work all grained. Lot 26h by
$50 feet 10 wide alley. Good stable in rear of lot.
TERMS One third cash: balance In six, twelve,
eighteen. twenty-four. and thrtySix months; notes
secured by trust-deed on the property.
POINDESTER i UPPER,
no22 Auclioneers
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DAMUNKEY-RIvER LAND, IN HAN
i OVER COUNTY, NEAR HANOVER COURT.
HOUSE, FOR SALE.-The undersigned, special
comm issoners under decree entered at the No
vcmber term uS77) OF Hanover Circuit Court In
the cause of Rundley Shober, &C.; will offer for
sale ut public auction, at Hanover Courthouse, on
TUESDAY the 4th day Of December, 1877, the
REAL ESTATE Of which the late X. F. Hundley
died seized and possessed. This tract Of land con-
tains about THREE HUNDRED AND FIFTY
ACRES, lying on the Pamunkey river about five
miles from Hanover Courthouse Station, on the
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad, adjoining the lands
OF L. B. Price and others In Henry district In Ham
over county, and about eighteen miles from Rich
mond. One part consists OF u compact body OF two
hundred aud ninety-siX acres of excellent land
mostly arabic, lying between the river and the pub
nc road leading from Nelson's ferry. One parcel Of
six lies apart and about mile Off The rest Is
an undivided interest of three fourths of tract Of
heayily-tmbered woodland lying about q mile and
half from the main body. adjoining the lands lately
owned by George W. Pollard.
TERMS: Cash to pay costs Of suit and sae-about
$3.50; for the balance, bonds, with approved per-
sona security, carrying interest from day OF sale,
payable in one, two, aud three years. the title re-
Lained till all the purchaSe-Money Is paid ant
conveyance ordered BY the Court.
CHASTAIN WHITE,
GEORGE p. HAW.
no 17-2tawtd Special Commissioners.
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- - by Robert n. Lyme,
Real Estate Aren't and Anetioneer'
1919 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A LA SsGa
n qfho g nov SSSS
RIE6 sY H IN g4RWRhNET fS. ~ hof HNp
S WESsr TT SKKEEfTs AZ kUcTioN-By virtue Of
m order Of the Ds.rct Court Of the Emitted st s sSa
for the District Of Virginia. e ne natter Ge ' Of
cssrea 4 Binford BANKRUPT We u md
sppoa.ed special mis- so on TuH
p c SSs ~ s al inc said factory
! ISSS::HHSSkkssE E. PSS%%EEkk b ESfISs'
9 S Sh1,AA = Fl I r. tNs and 0 POTS.
g s sSosx.RkkssEs.
n H RAsRs n" aI HIIkETs'
1.iNCH MILLS. "-'s
e-1NCM MILLS:
$ 5!SSSSD S f %|zi:, MILLS
B H. scs s. ikoSs, TINS. ~, :.
a S S,ESTk sii1 ts1 ' PnM sH'ss''''
ssTrESHsMie i,l;iEsssEs
BENCHES. 49,, .s... IT.
66SkhilESKE::fsSS i; ....
sT fHi ELEVATOR and sHAFTING
srs sG%p's'EsiT1NG PIPES thtoushou, the
..s. building. ALSO
Lot Of MANUFACTURED and LEhF IobA asi
and such other things used In tobacco factory:
The attention or tobacconists is invited 20 ts
sale, MS the fixtures desirable and IN go9d oraei'
cooling that amomnt, sixty and ninety days for ne
gotIabie netes with appro,ysxds SECURITY !, pHrr
10. LANE STERN,
GEORGE II. BURWELL,
Special Commissioners.
Sale nv RoBERT B. LYME. Auctionecr. no 10