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Smyrna times., 1880-08-11

PuBLIcATIoNs.-A copy Of the American
Newspaper Directory for 1850, published by
Geo. 2. Rowcll g. Co, contains II large
amount of Information, having 1914 pages.
ltis well gotten up.
That most interesting journal for the far
mer, Amertca,. Agricult,rtst for August, is on
hand. The front-piece representing far
mer using his holiday fishing for trout IS a
good one. 1t is a good work throughout,
but we especially commend to every body
the essay on "The Family Cow, and How to
Keep Her." This magazine can be had
for $l.50 per year, post paid.
Handsome POrtraitS.-Thomas w. Price i
Company, No. SOC Minor street, Philadel-
phia, are sole agents FOR the Middle and
Southern States for the sale of Bufford E
Sons large crayon portraits of Garfield,
Hancock, Arthur and English, from recent
photographs. These are splendid pictures,
and can be bought by the dozen or hun.
dred at low figures. The larger size por.
traits are furnished on white cambric for
transparencies, lanterns, etc.
Smyrna times., 1880-08-11

The Democrats are having distressing
time with their colored orator John II.
Harris. He has made several attempts to
unload himself of speech, but every time
he has met some contrary sentiment in the
form of stones or over-ripe eggs. He was
driven out of Wilmington few days ago,
and on Saturday he turned up in Chester,
where it is reported he spent large part of
his time dodging an indignant crowd of
Republican colored men, who had been
supplied with whiskey and eggs for the
occasion. Most of his quiet hours are spent
in beer saloons.
Smyrna times., 1880-08-11
Home again. home again,
From a foreign shore;
Oh. how il fills our souls with jC
For the Smyrna Times

CRIsF1ELD, MD, Aug. 9th, 1850.
Mr.. Editor The article in your last
issue entitled "Ingersoll on Alcohol" was
stolen from the keystone Go9i Ttmplar of
several years ago. So Brother Bob. conde-
sends to steal his pretty things. But,
when Brother lngersoll tells us that the
almighty tried to palm off a beast on
Adam for wife," we may be sure that
the thought and language is his own.
Il. .. AYREs.
Smyrna times., 1880-08-11

FoREIGN.-The London cable dispatch to
the Tribune mentions that Mr. Gladstone is
vexed at the opposition which the Liberals
offered to the Irish Land bill in the House
of Lords; he appreciates the interest in his
health expressed officially by Minister
Lowell the British Free Traders are angry
with the Canadian PreMier for defending
Protection; evictions are increasing in
Ireland. Paris cable dispatch to
the Tribune says that the recent victory
at the elections has strengthened the Gov
ernment and increased Gambetta's inhu-
ence.-General Garcia and other Cuban
prisoners have been sent to Spain.
The Porte has not replied to the note from
the Powers regarding Montenegro, but is
expected to surrender Dulcigno.
Smyrna times., 1880-08-11

No GOOD PREAoHING.-No man can do a
good job of work, preach good sermon, try
a law suit we'll, doctor patient, or write a
good article when he feels miserable and
dull, with sluggish brain and unsteady ner.
YES, and none should make the attempt in
such condition when it can be so easily
and cheaply removed by little Hop Bit.
ters. See other column.-ABdny Times.
Smyrna times., 1880-08-11

General Garfield was serenaded at the
headquarters of the Republican National
Committee in New York, Friday evening,
and reviewed parade of Boys in Blue.
lie then made a speech in response to the
compliment. On his way to Chautauqua
he spoke at Paterson, Middletewn, Port
Jervis, Hancock, Susquehanna, Binghamp.
ton, OSwego, Waverly, Elmira, Corning,
Hornellsville and Cuba.
Smyrna times., 1880-08-11

RACE HORSE RUINED.-Fonzo, q promi.
sing race horse, for which his owner refused
$500 was ruined recently by negro
groom who broke the horses jaw with
club. Kendall's SPAWN Cure is the most
valuable remedy ever known for every
kind of an injury, bruise, cut or sore, as
for any kind of lameness on beast or man.
1t is truly wonderful what success every.
body has with it. Read the advertisement
for Kendalls SPAWN Cure in another col.
unn
Smyrna times., 1880-08-11

The rising generation ought to be pre-
tectsd against the Supplying influence Of
Opium preparations. We call the atten.
tion of all ,me.in e,.ners to the fact that DR..
Bulls Baby Syrup is absolutely free from
Laudanum or other Opiates.
Smyrna times., 1880-08-11

Sixty regiments Of infantry, eight com.
panies of cavalry and eight associations of
ex.soldiers have arrived in Columbus, Qhio,
to take part in the soldiers reppien, High
street for FIVE miles is shaded With bunting,
and the capital has been decorated with
large military oil paintings. President
Hayes was present.
Smyrna times., 1880-08-11

THE" TIMES" is published every Wednesday after
noon by ROBERT D. HoFFEcKER, Editor and Pro-
prietor, at Smyrna Delaware
-SUBsCRIPTIoN-O year $500 in advance, of
$3.50 if not paid till the end of the year. No paper
discontinued until all arrears are paid-only at the
option of the Publisher.
ADVERTISEMENTS will be inserted at the rate Of
Seven Cents line for the rstinsertion subsequent
insertions Three-and -halfcents Aliberal discount
made to quarterly semi-annual and yearly adverti-
sers
OBITUARY NOTICES will be charged two cents pei
line.
Smyrna times., 1880-08-11

A Seabright IN. J.l druggist put UP for q
patient, Elizabeth Monaghan, Q dose of
meEphins instead Of epson salts. and she
died Saturday afternoon from the effects Of
the fatal drug.
Smyrna times., 1880-08-11

Druggists now keep "Kendall's SPAWN
Cure in stock and the sale is rapidly in
creasing. Read ad'Vt in another column.
Smyrna times., 1880-08-11

"Ksndall's SPAWN Cures has the great
est sale where it has been sold the longest.
Smyrna times., 1880-08-11

Ex-Governor Bigler, of Pennsylvania,
died at Clearfeld, in that State, Monday,
aged 67 years. For number OF years he
had been affected with valyular disease
of the heart, and for the last three months
was confined to his room.
Smyrna times., 1880-08-11

Lay up something for rainy day IL it's
nothing but an umbrella. - a
Smyrna times., 1880-08-11
STANDARD
Wheat Fertilizers

am now introducing the High Grade Fertilizers.
manufactured by the well known firm of MeSsrs Read
4 Co, of New York and Baltimore. No.lis
Smyrna times., 1880-08-11
c. W. Cummins, Jr., Agtp

ONCE Commerce Street. one door below Main s'i''"
SMYRNA, DELAWARE. july ."
Smyrna times., 1880-08-11
Esr1tzi$tMg chemicals.

Many Farmers are now making their own Fertlll,
zers. 1can supply them with the needed materies
Of given few days notiee) low the they can %
bought in New York or baltimore, and will, when 1e
sired, furnish them with well approved FoFnas iOt
all crops generally grown,
Smyrna times., 1880-08-11

Born parties claim Indiana. From all
accounts, the contest in that State will be
a desperate one, and the victory will be
with that which organizes its forces and
handles them the best on the day of final
action.
Smyrna times., 1880-08-11
Bricks and Lime.

The hest Press and Hand Made Bricks ana Ian"
Lime, by the car load at the lowest prices NIX
Ha-Ciroulars, Samples. and Analysis oil the Fei'"'
sers furnished upon application, by
Smyrna times., 1880-08-11

Judge Fisher and James r. Lohand, Of
Kent county, were present at the reception
of General Garfield i'll New York.
Smyrna times., 1880-08-11

THERE is going to be desperate battle
in Maine this year. The Democrats and
Greenbackers have united on State, Legis-
lative and Congressional tickets, and pro-
pose to make it warm for Mr.. Blaine and
his cohorts.
Smyrna times., 1880-08-11

BE WISE AND liArrY.-If you will stop al
your cxtravagant and wrong notions in
doctoring yourself and families with expon'
sive doctors or humbug cure-alls, that do
harm always, and use only natures simrIo
remedies for all your ailments-you will bo
wise, well and happy, and save great cx.
prnse. The greatest remedy for this, tho
great, wise and good will tell you, is Hon
Bitters--rely on it. See another column,
Press.
Smyrna times., 1880-08-11

Now that the Democrats in most of
the Southern States have, as it were, no
Republican party to fight, they fall to
fighting among themselves, especially in
Georgia. This is what will disintegrate
the solid South, unless it is kept solid in
spite of the tendency to fall asunder by
the interference of outsiders.
Smyrna times., 1880-08-11
THE AMMONIATED DISSOLVED
Rome
Directions for Use.

Drill ip fsOm 2oa to 06a rs, TO the acre. II ust
broadcast 400 hs. 10 the acre.
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'EAvE RicHN0ND s0rTI.

I COMMENCING WEDNESDAY. lam.
~ ry I'll, 1850, trains o. his read WI r.5 \. 49,
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By Chafiin. Staples & Co"
Real Estate Agents aud Auctionecrs,
No. north Tenth street.


COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
OBIE REAL ESTATE IN HkNRICO COIN
TY ABOUT EIGHT MILES BELOW THE CITY
or RICHMOND. AT PUBLIC AUCrlON.-ln
Dursuance Of decree Of the Circuit Court or Hen
rico county. entered on The 9Th day OF October
1879, a. amended 10y sub>edueni decree entered
ON the I2th day Of december. 1879 in The suit or
" Cmldrey rs. Childr y administrator ana as, ,
the undeI signed Is special missioners appointed
nv The first decree for that purpose VIII proceed on
MONDAY The 9 h day Of February. 1850. al ! 2 NJ,
(bat being court day.. to offer for sale at public auc-
ton I'm front of the courthouse OF Henrlco county,
The following REAL ESTATE, OF which Nelchas
Childrey died seiZed-iO wilt: - -
FIRST. NINETEEN AND TWO-TENTHS ACRES
OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE. lying in Hem
rico county tnear Fort Harrisonl about eishi miles
below the city Of Richmond and joining the lands
nf Edmund ; cane. james Akin's heir, DT. {.
Archer, AlYheus Chidrey, and The dover ira t Of
Mrs. :. Elizanctn ChildTey. - ,., -
second The RtVERSfONAHY INTEREST IN
SEVEN ACRES OF LAND, with the Improve
mehts thereon. assigned 10 Mrs. :. Elizabeih Chii
drey as her dowtr in the lands OF her late husband,
Mcichia, Chiidrcy. dec ascd.
About one third OF The first mentioned tract Is
cleared, the balance Ing N second growth OF oak
The dover tract ttne reyeIsiOn In which Is 10 he
sod) j. entirely cleared aha has ou II tesides q
DWEiLING-HOUoE aud she usual OGt-hoHses)
good orchard.
This property Is well adapted for marke garden
ing and The attention OF parties engaged In that
bu siness /, asked 20 his sale.
Terms: Cash as 10 costs Of suit and sale: aud
the balance credit. OF one TWO, and three years
The purchaser giving bonds for the deferred pay
ments of the purchase- money. and the title 70 bc
retained until conveyance J. ordered by me Court
JAMES +. HEATH.
HOWARD X. BAYNE.
Special Commissioners.
4. % III
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by John NJ. Goddin.
Real Estate Ageut aud Auciioneer'
No. HOG Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF HOUSE
OgAKD LOT ON THE WEST SIDE OF TW EN-
TY-SIXTII STREET BETWEEN NJ AND
STREETS, CHURCH HILL, AT PUBLlt AuC-
JION-In pursuance OF d7cree OF The Chance
Court OF the city OF Richmond entered on the "a
day or Dect 1879, In the case OF Landlord
assignee, rs. McDonough and as the under ,ge9;
commissioners appointed for the purpose. viii sell
al public auction. on the premi es, on IliUR>DAf
the 29ih day OF January 1880, at O'cleck J.. VI,
the PROPERTY located a. aOave-iot S213 by l32
lect--wIih the improvements thereon.
TERM. /: Enough III cash 10 pay The cost ara *
penses of this suit and Of sad safe: me feslhue
nnon a credit OF one two. aad three years the pur
chaser executing negotiable notes for the deferred
paymenls with per cent. interest from day OF SAFE
and The title 10 be retained until tie whole OF the
pu chase money shall be paid and convey ance Or
ISAAC ". CARRINGTON,
j. VI. GREGORY.
4, % Special Commissioners.
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by Chafin, staples & co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auciloheers,
No. north Tenth street.
4 UCTION SALE OF VERY VALUA

kUCTION SALE OF VERY VALUA-
n EIE BRICK-CLAY PROPERTY IN ROCK
EITS MAR The BALTIMORE BRICK CONF
PANY'> YArDS on MONDAY The 20 DAY OF
February. 1880, al o'clock T. W.. we WI sei,' on
the promises, about FOUR AND 4 QUART tk
ACRES of the celebrated VAN LEW BRlCh-
CLAY LAND. adjacent 10 the bilck Yards al the
Baltimore Brick Company and OF Messr' POWERS
CrumD. .,
The superior quality Of this clay IS so wen ostaO-
ished as 10 need NO commentator IRON US, ana as
IL IS the last OF the Van Lew claY property now on
the market or likely 10 1e for some years 20 come:
brick makers should not miss this opportunity OF
made for supplying The city government and which
Is preferred by builders 10 any other Kind. .
The property will DC divided into TWO parcels II
desired by purchasers.
TERMS: one hfth ca h; the balance in equal pay
uents at Six twelve. eighteen. twenty -four. lmrty,
and thrty-six morihs. with Interest AIDED LOT Ne
gotIable notes secured by trust deed on the pro-
perly CHAPLIN, STAPL rs y co,
IA I6.dtcs AuctiOueers.
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RitI,mond Qispatth.
THURSDAY. .......JANUARf ~ 1851


Editors Dispatch You are slightly ms
800 Cor once. General II. 4. Lee Is goot
s,,,barity. think. and In bis biography o.
his father General Henry Lee)--see " ne
n,n,rs Of The War;" third edition, page OIL
sneaklng Of the death OF Washington
sevs +. II must have been consolation -
General Lee IN his individual GRIEF 10 nav.
been appointed by Congress the orsan ~ .,
his couniry's sorrow, on whico occasion
he pronounced those memorable "oros
First IN war, fest In peace, first IN me heaT'S
=" II. HUNTER BEAzLEY.
We nit Greek against Greek. We turn
over Bcazley 10 General Fitz. Lee.
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DAxvILLY, Va. Janua

DAxyILLY. VA. January 20, 1850.
Da;iy Dispatch. Richmond, va. tieasc
answer did General J. A. Early vote ior Tue
ordinance OF secession In the virginia Ion
yeniion in April, 1857
No; but he signed it afterwards, ana
pscd his sword 10 make 1t good. lie thus
proved himself to be doubly patriotic.
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CgOCRERY. aLASswhME. sc.
HOLIDAY GOODS. NEW GOODS.
NOTHING OLD or TRh-IlY-ENERfTHIN
OF TIE LATEST DESIGNS.

NALACUlTg VASES. COLOGNE SETS, &c;
DUN3lORE ORNAMENTS. &C;
CRACKLE VASES. BOCQCt1-HOLDEhS, Sc.
BOUQUET aud FLOW Err
STANDS,
VENETIAN VASES. ORNAMENTS. &C.;
DRF~DFRO ORNAMENTS. &C.;
BOHEMIAN VASES, COLOGNE SKIS, &C.;
CHINESE VASES, &C.;
JAPANESE BOXES, TRAYS. &C.;
MAJOIICA. in new designs. ~ half former prices
FRENCH and ENGLISH DINNER, TEA, an
qOlLET-SETS;
HARLEQUIN AFrER-DlNNER CoFFEEr,
HARLEQUIN TEA and DEssERT->ETS,
JAPANNED COAL-VASES and PLArE.W ARM
Frs.
The above are now oIen for inspection. No Plea
can De formed OF the variety, "a come and see.
E.B. TAYLOR, l0ll Main street.
u. {. sUTr0H, S,le,men. t.,
4 O. @NkISDN.l '7''~'i'-'-'' te l
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HOLIDAY CHINA GOODS.
THE LATEST NOVELTIES N THE WAY OF
GLASS AND POTTERY.

AMBER CRACkLE GLASS;
FLORENTISE GLASs-only a few pieces Ia this
country;
Bohemian; -
HARLEOUiS, A. d. COFFEEs, aud DESSERT
SETS.
FRUIT LATEs-iy0ry bOdy--somelhing new;
DECORATED DINNER SkTS--Niok pattern;
CHAMBER SETS mtOn-variety OF patterns;
TEA SEIS-all pstees and styles.
WIN have opened an the SIH INSTANT the
largest assortment of WORCE> TER, DRESDEN,
AND LONGWY WARE ever exhibited. aud en-
tirpIy new designs. GEORGE GIBSON, JR,
1e : 1907 Main street.
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V,nE VIRGINIA FEMALE INSTITUTE
sTAUNTOS, VA.

fire resignation ofthe Rey r. A.. Philips tend' RED
cef,ed 10 tale eject ON the LIST day OF september
next lie trustee ~ the Nneinia Female Institute
FeDsusry 1880. at O'Clock y. NJ. for the purpose
Of APPOINTING 4 RECTOR OF TbE ihsTl.
school bsf the lessee OF the buildings aud grOuDcs
aad The head Of The family and boarding. delart-
ment,
Tbisinstitufion Is under the auspices and control
OF he coancii Of the Protestant Episcopal Church
ia fhe Diocese OF Virginia, and during period Of
more thau thirty yssars has bern one Of the most
fncecssfui Female seii00ls la the soutb.
The undersigned Will receive applications aud
'tefinoniais aud euDmIt them IN the Board. Ad-
ores. sfsu5t"n, va HUGH w. sHEffEy,
"a <z'ia"tz7tto, secretary.
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FURNITURE.

CPECIAL NOTlCE.-ON EAsYn
- TERMS AND PAYMENTS. INVENTIVE
SUITS OF PAHLOR AND CHAMBER FUR is
NlrURE DUST received, the largest aud beatty
assortment OF ParlOr Suits ever before offered IN the
ely at prices not equahs by amy. Fun Hue OF Wal
nut anl Poplar SUITS, sidesoards, Bo0scases Hat
Rscks-Q Queen, Fast Lake, aud other styles; Fancy
Easy, aud Folding Chairs for Christmas presents-
our stock Is fun IN every particular. IL will be 10
your Interest 10 call. y. CARTWRIGHT & SON,
de4 10 Governor street,
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~ George ;. NashOn >Uh'
Real Estate Agents aud Auctloneers'
No. Tenth street lShafer's Duildingl.
TRUsrEE's SALE OF LOTS Nos. {

TRUSTEES SALE OF LOTS Nos. 90
AKIN FOL PLAN OF NAVY HlLL,"
TnerriItR WiTH FRAMED HOUSE THERE
On. TIiE I.0TS FRONTiNG 60 FEET ON WkST
SIDE OF Fight II. RUNNiNG BACK IZ2 Ell 81
AROIfF 90 FEET NORTH OF Pr 1 y y
STREFT.-By virtue Of u trust deed. duly recorded
I'm Richmond Chancery Court clerks Once III Deeds
POok ll2 a. page 81. 20 secure crltain sum Oh
money therein mentioned. and detanit having Oeen
made IN the payment III reof, WA, being thereto
required by the beneficiary OF said deed proceed 20
sell Al nub1c auction. on the premises ON HIS
DAY, February 5. 1880, al O'Clock T. NJ, the
property above described.
TERMS: Cash rs TO $50 and expenses OF exc
cuting thIs trust; on credit As TO $3.50 ul Mafcu
l. 1850 the balance upon such terms as may Oe
announced al the hour OF sale. ,.suox,
,aoa Trustee.
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By Frank ~ ~. .,,o,oo-s
Real Estate Agents hn'
49, 11Oe Main street.

r,p,rsrrE,s SALE OF VALUABLE
n aRicx STORE Ann DWE asf H5R ASP L0 or
Of LANipS 1T T nHfffysI i,ERE sTREr1s, NOW
enry Rsce and me ~ 1 Rc5m S%g
recorded IN Tue ~ ~ q. IOG u. page s-default
having been made - he rd %, OF %gf He
n2.e 10 aid De. ID viii sell az pubic auston'
mon the p rsmiIset, o. o. ~. the PRoPERTY do
icysScd in sad oeed fooTs An ih2 sGTts NI
nT oF LAND. With . BIN iE y. \ E va ~ y ;
LoI Or g., ,he rttv of Richmond. bounded ~ io-
lows Bgnng At The soT rHas Sor nn the 90 south
i1 ~ ~ street 95 feet thence al rght an.er 20
aary stree; and along the lie Of Jonh ~ Si ,or
Of Belyidere street north Two degrees e''' lo- ''e
10 the point OF beginning. - h,,s,nesestand and
Il now Under good rental. ~ ala
TynMs: Cash sufil lent 10 pay expenses oi s, y,
and nor, for Al $50. With l. ier'.t due lhu VIC
balance uron such terms "a the SAID Henry hr'cNe
heirs or assigns may direct. - u1rr rrus,,e
jt2g fhANn ~. n------
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rCPIrsTEES' SALE OF Landry vir-
i tue Of a deed Of trust from William iikin.on;;
we will ofrr for sale at public aucuon' III ILuh' VI
tho court. house door Of Chesterfield county pc
tween the hours OF II O'Clock W. and 0clocS, ";
NJ. on MONDAY. February o. lSSU iHAC Ur
LAND formerly belonging to sald Nllhinson, NinS
near Goode's bridge. In Chesterh Id county contain
iug 463 ACRES. more or le.s. and bonded by Az
pomrtfox river The lands Of II. J. MillerS tstaie,
Tbe lille Is believed 10 he good. We sell infect to
the widow', DOVER. which has been laid on. Inc
widow, dover interest eau now be purchaser az d
reasonable price. A., l., 3
TERMS: Liberal, and made known on me DAY OF
saIe WILLS J. DANCE,
JOHN SPEARS.
1, 90 Trustees.
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By Robert u. Lyme.
Real Estate Agent and Auctl0neer,
1912 Main stiCet.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF EXT "a
INVALUABLE. MOST DESlRABLY LOGAN =,
AND HIGHLY.IMfROVEDs SUBJ RBAN TRCG
FARM. WITH GOOD BRICK DWELLING MI
OTHER LARGE I@PRnXkMtNIss., THEM ~ ~
THE ROAD LEADING FROM YHt CHEsA.
PEAKE AND ohio RAILROAD Ships 10 TIE ~
MECHANICSvU..E TURNPIKE. kSoW y IS
TUF FORMER HOME OF The LATE JOHN
MINOR BOTTS, AND MORE RECENtLY Own
En- AND OCCUPIED BY RUSH BURGESS ESQ
ny PUBLIC AUCTlON.-ln pursuance nt u decree
cnierc BY the Cnarcery Court OF IN" city or Rich
mond in the suit OF Burgess u.s. Belvin ana diS on
tered on the 2f'b day o. Jaunary' les'l, appoint
ing us Commissioners Tor the purpose we snai pro-
ceed 10 sell. upon the prelnls,s. by aHcimn: on
WEDNESDAY The 4ih cay OF Februiry' leSV' NJ
the hour OF O'Clock 81 that day az fair: II H. .on
The next fair day thertafter) the property deeri1ed
in The deed rs follows: All that certain TRACT
PIECE. OR PARCEL OF LAND. VIII the build
lnQs and improvements thereon, form efiY owllfh Dy
John Minor Io1s. ying on Rowling street IN me
county of UeuricO, about three quarters of a lnle
from inc civ Of acknowledging TIE properly
of PbiHp K.per and olhtrs. containing about
FORTY ACRES THIS and j. extremely icrtiIe'
and IL m hiah state nf Gu tiyatOl, 8nd DY us con-
st',uifv IN The nv OF Richmond + extremely yllu-
ahlc not only for iis great advantage as tIucs
farm. but Dy reason Of its prcspec,iye Vaue rs .
sic for building lots. The DWELLING - OF prck.
containing about nine rooms; kliChen' &c pas
front and rear pOrches: is well water'd: alli 'rIe
l. uDOu this place most exc lltnt OfchHfu .hu
many grape ynrs. which bear wei. Intie aie rev
a. desirable places near Richmond rs ms ana the
safe oAcrs an unusual opportunity Tor investment
or for a home. M, ~. e.,,,,t,
Of The nnrchaee money in cash: balance upon i
credit of six twelve, eighteen. ana t"ehF'iouI
months negotiable notes. With q per cent interest
added. aud secured by trust deeo' of al c'7n' 1T
The onion Of the purcIaer. s,,.,,
Possession viii be given the lsi day OF Match
rrvt The pIopcrty Is now occupied ny Major ).
Warwick Woods. H. - CNnSSSVV,s'
:, % Special Commissloncf-.
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.r.y,oN sAlEs--This nay.
BY Jas. Macdocgall, Aaciloncer.
No. 10 Governor for Thirteenthl street.
r ARGE AND PEREMPTORY

ARGE AND PEREMPTORY
Ia CATALOGUE SAFE .,
OF GxCELI.ENT NkW FuRNIrUEp,, rHAihs'
I,nIfs E.FIjRNISUTNG GOODS. TRUNKS,
SEWING NAClilNIS y. &C.
my ORDER OF THE MANUFACTURERS
AT AUCTION.
On THURSDAY. 29ih instant. at az O'Clock n.
81 Il Viii sell at the store No 1907 Main street. OBJ
posle me pest Office, The largest assortment 81 te
abose-named goods ever offered In This ety. em-
braeinx oop
SOLID WALNUT HAM BEL aud PARLOR
SUITS In .riety aud OF attest styss:
OAK and MAPLE COTTAGE FURNII uEE;
WALNUT. OAK. MAPLE, and POPLAE CHAlhS
OF every style:
Large assortment of TRUNKS:
LOUNGES IN Reps. Gain, Brussels. and Silk'
HOUsk-FURNIslIING GOODS in varie y: ,.,.
EXTENSION and MARBLE and 1ENNESSEE-
TOP TABLES.
Also by order Of the uuderv rters an ass Tment OF
CANE and WOOD CHAIRS and ROCKERS
slightly oamaged. The attention of the trace ana
public Il particularly invited 10 this ale. he goods
will he ready Tor exhibition on WEllNtSDAl
2S.h instant, JAS. MACDOUGALL.
AuciiOnepr.
f. H. Cook. Salesman. j. 2S-2t