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ADpITToNAL MILITARY REPORT.
ID by Cole.

Colonel K. w. Cole, president OF the
East Tennessee. Virginia and Georgia rail-
road, and president OF the Cole syndicate
and system Of railroads in ~tbesSouth, tele-
graphed his attorney In this city yesterday
that he had made arrangements with u. Z.
Huntington TO connect the Cole system with
Cincinnati, Ohio, and.tbe West, through the
Knoxville, Ohio and Kentucky Central
railroad.
The high contracted parties, Cole and
Huntington, will meet to-day at the Fifth
Avenue Hotel at IL A. NJ. 10 arrange details,
sign contract, &c.
The Knoxville and Ohio Is the title OF 'le
spur of road running out OF Knoxyilie q
short distance northward. From the
northern terminus OF this road TO the south
ern terminus OF the Kentucky Central is a
distance OF 1853 miles. The line surveyed
runs through a rather rough county, very
similar to that through which the Southern
has so laboriousiy but successfully made its
way.
The estimated cost OF constructing this
connecting link is $4,000, 900, and it is said
by those having the enterprise in charge
that 1t can be completed and made ready for
the rolling stock by the first day Of Seplem'
Der, 1882. This will give us a line TO the
South, parallel with the Southern, and bay-
ing the advantage in distance over ouI
leased road TO Southern Virginia, the
Carolinas, and most Of Georgia. The
| Atlantic ports TO which this will give Gin
| cinnati access are Norfolk, Virginia, and
Charleston, South Carolina.-Le1ingtOn
(Ky) Transcript, September stu.
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observe in the Dispatc& a call on those
who uropcse 20 meet Ibe great October us.
snand for food and lodgings to leave ..sn
names. terms &C., with some onlceI MI
ss,eesants,. who IL 10 keep a sort OF in.e'li-
eenee o0iee. This scheme will subject tne
shonsand and one visitors TO Yorktown
nd he Fair 10 the serious nconvenlence
Of going 70 this Office to fad accommooa-
tons. .-u.xatrg.
honse keepers, and all who will furnish
Holdings Without board, insert q line or
two in the Dispatch and other Journals
giving names. address, street NUMBER,
forms. &C. Such an advertisement Ut"
ssnS' and the traveller will be
dated. Tbes, too, those OF us from
che rural Districts who wish TO VISIT
Richmond In october can ommunica'
with h~ousekeepers aud engage rooms, &C.,
and 90 direct from the trains. TIE cost Oh
remsIning at 4 hotel will deter many irou
Going to RIchmond unless seine provision
Il made for cheaper boarding. Andii raiI-
wsy managers will arrange their scnedules'
n practicable, all the year round, so as 10
allow travellers to 60 10 Richmond ID tne
morning and return to their homes at nlgnl,
the city and the railroads would gam many
: doIia, COUYVRYNAN.
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Hastings C~0uFt.-Judge French, OF this
court, Is expected 10 return to the city du-
ring the present week, at the ED OF which
time the repairs TO the courtroom will have
been completed. On next Monday the Sep
TENDER term Of the court will commence.
There are several criminal eases on the
docket, involving, however, no great
amount Of moral turpdude. On the other
hand, the array OF so called civil cases Is
formidable enough. Manchester Is blessed
with q small array OF legal limbs; so there
exists DO likelihood that the interests OF
either plaintiff or defendant Ia all this liti-
CATION viii suffer for the want OF proper re.
presentation
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A youthful Fa,her OF twins.

Frank harrington, Of Greenpoint, n. j.,
aged seventeen, less than a year ago was
clandes;inely married TO Miss Sus c White
al the Church OF the Evangel. He was too
timid to ask the minister to marry them,
and bis sweetheart made the request in a
note. They each went to their respective
homes, and the marriage was only discov-
cred by the mother OF the boy finding a
note In ms pocket. He was overcome by
the discovery. and between his sobs said
that Miss White made him marry her. The
clandestine meetings OF the couple were
broken up by Mrs. harrington, who was
opposed to the match, and the young man
suddenly went away. He is now in Cali.
lorna. Twins have Just been born to him.
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There Is o tremendous girl 10 Keene,
Atsch. Her father offered her $40 IL she
would clint TO the top Of the steeple OF the
Ket ne church aud stand on the top OF the
same and 'rah for Bob Ingersoll. She nc
eonplisbed the feat aud received the 80.
Gnlleau could never sleep at proper hours
Curscd with abnormal activity, his nerves
we're a;ssys on the qut riue. Could he
haye had the soothing benefit Of Dr. Ben
sons Celery and Chamomiie Pills bis
wretched brains would Dot have ragged with
inproper fancies.
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bloody nstorc) 10 the past scIdIers coed
and true. and can DO 20 sRain.
f,ur citizens with baseball pfocssyities
|nnd ! Delegation from Alert Fire COMPANY
now Ind sufficient attraction IN ssBig hicn-
mordp as 10 be induced to leave the "free
stafeu daily. .ua...
I'VE Read,uster aud Republican factions
me<x ia conyention ct the county court
house to-day to nominate candidates ios 'ss -
House OF Desegstes for fowhatan, Guy VI
N-anrbester. and Chesterfield.
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Brlsfs.-The fact that the clerk Of the
Hastings Court has not issued a marriage
license Tor ten days has excited considera-
with the matrimonial inclination OF the peo-
PIE.
The pump supplying the reservoir some
bow became disabled yesterday, and the
accustomed fluid became short 10 conse-
qnencfs
Talk Is revived Of a new volunteer (Shlte)
c)mpsny 10 this city. Even II desirable 1t
could not be gotten ready for the Yorktown
t<pienniai. Manchester has furnished for
tsitous wars lsome Of q more social than
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SPEAKING IN FAIRFAx "A large AID er.
thusiastic political meeting was held at
Rochford's Grove. Fairfax. county, Satur.
day afternoon last, attended by several from
this city, at which Judge III. w. Thomas
and Mr. Chichester, the regular Democratic
candidate for the House OF Delegates,
made speeches. Judge Tbomss's speech
was highly spoken OF, aud so clearly
did he explain all the questions involved In
the campaign that many Mahoneites In the
crowd expressed themselves as having been
converted from the error OF their way
Aiszdndrid Gazette.
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HoRsFORD's ACID PHOSPHATE MAKES A
DELICIOUS DRTSK.-Dr. NJ. H. Henry, the
widely-known and eminent family physician
OF New York, says:
"Horsford's Acid Phosphate possesses
claims as a beverage beyond anything |
know OF In the form OF medicine. and in
nervous diseases | know OF no preparation
TO equal it,"
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SundaS-School Pic-AG.-Tbe picnic Of
the FIRST Presbyterian church Sunday
school at Wooldridge's farm, which came
OF yesterday. attracted a large crowd, not
alone Of ~sunday-scbool children, all Of
whom hugely enjoyed themselves, judging
from their expressions OF satisfaction. The
place Of fesflFIty Is about y mile snd z &alf
from the city, and easily reached on foot or
BY conveyance
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Police C0art.-Several citizens, sum
moned before the presiding functionsry OF
this court yesterday for ordinance VIOLA
tions. were sdmonished and kt of. Citizen
Richard A. T0ney, srraigned for creating a
disturbance, having turbulent features and
unsuitable accessories, was kned % so and
put under bonds to keep the peace.
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By ". GOSdln,
Real Estate Auctione T.
Office Eleventh and Bank streets.

GALE AT AUCTION OF EXCELLENT
y FARM OF ONE HUNDRED ACRES IN
HANOVER. COUNTY SEVEN MILES EAST OF
RICHMOND. ON Tue MAIN ROAD
TO OLD CHURCH, AND OF a
TRACT OFF FORTY-FfVE ACRES NEAR
THERETO, WITH VALUABLE FLOUR MILL,
&c. THEREON,-As trustee I'm a deed from John
&. Derheart aud wife dated 16th March. 1870, ana
recorded I'm Hanover County Court clerks office, de-
fault having been made I'm the payment OF Ihe oeDt
secured by The ssid deed, | shall, at the request OF me
creditors secured by said deed, on
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1881,
NJ 4 O'Clock p. NJ. expose to sale at public suction,
on the premises. 10 the highest bidder, the following
first. TRACT OF LAND 10 the county OF
Hanover ON Ihe main road from Old Church 10 Me-
chaDicsyille, containing 100 ACRES and THREE
IGHTH OF AN ACRE. On this tract there Is an
excellent FRAME DWELLING, 3 good STORE,
and other buildings, and well adapted for a trucking
farm. residence. and country store.
second, The PROPERTY In he said county OF
Hanover known as BraHdy-B Branch Mill. or Beus
LIttIe MIL" containing 40 ACRES. adj lning the
lands of W. l.. Co1ardin, MIS-. Grubbs. and NJ. Ait
meyer. This MILL has an establi,hed reputation
for the manufacture OF -four, and Is regarded very
valuable.
TERMS OF SALE: Cash enough TO pay expenses
OF sale aud fS47 "a, with interest at IL per cent.
per apnum on 1929, part thereof, from September
D. 1891 and as 30 The residue on a credit OF nine
And eighteen months, interest added on the credit
Iustalments, and the credit instruments secured by a
trust deed. Ill. CIV
Sc 10 1rusiee'
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BY II. seldom Taylor,
successor to james NJ. Taylor & son. .
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
Eleventh and Bank STREETS.

U,RUsTEE'S SALE OF THAT DESIRA.
L BLE AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
BRICK DWELLING, NO; S20 WESnI 4 y
STREET, BETWEEN MADISON AID BELrsE
DERE sTRRETs, CONTAlNlNG SExEN
R0oMs BESIDES KITCHEN AND sERHANnS
OOMS, ATTACHED. AM ODERN III
PROVENENTS.-By virtue OF a certain deed OF
rust executed 70 the undersigned as trustee dateo
August n, 1878, and duly recorded IN me cIerL,s
once n Richmond Chancery Court,in ID. II. lI3 -,
page 29l. 10 s,cure the payment OF tnlr'esn cef1 Z
negorable ustes, amounting together 10 fl'Doul
defnuIt having been made In the payment or one OF
said notes, and at The request of the holder thereof,
I will proceed 10 sell at public sucloh' upon te
premists, on
SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER "a, 1881,
at 3 O'Clock z. NJ, the REAL ESTATE above men.
toned. belng The same conveyed by the sAld deco OF
trust. The lot fronts 16Hxl56 feet TO an alley 10
feet wide.
TERMS: Enough ln cash to paw The expenses or
sale aud the sum Of $500. with interest thereon
from August II. 1881. until paid, and the balance
upon such terms as will be made known AZ the hour
OF ,ale. II. SELDOM TAYLOR.
sel9 Trustee.
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HEAD WORK.


"a. aeee.ns ~ oar Erxharai Innate
sae.>rs. G. r. xsekes o uaas Success In ths
naauuss~s~re Of strs~ Esss-issw the Week
A. Eteoe.
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IMPORTANT TO TOBACCO MANU-
n FACTURERS.

FOR SALT.
Dur entire lot Of TOBACCO FIXTURES, conpris-
Ing all the hffures usually found 10 a hrst. claSs to
factory. Apply 10 ~
JACKSON TURPIN a Co,
S'uffeepih street between Main and Cary.
" lS.lwf
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MEATS AND PROVISIONS.

COG EICHEL e. SAELZER eOe
O[O. beg leave 10 fl inform their friends CZO.
and The pub ie generally that on THURSDAY
MORNING, September rs. 1881, they will oren
their hne aud new establishment, az the corner OF
Seytnt and Broad streets. with a fresh snd we'll
assorted supply OF MEATS and PROVISIONS OF all
kinds. The new establishment will be kept open for
The benefit OF our customers during and also afer
market hours.
PROVISIONS Of all kinds will be bought aud sold
on commission. EICHEL a SAELZER.
626 Broad street.
Mr.. WILLIAM j. BURKE Is with US. and win he
pleased 10 see his friends. sc 1885,
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By Jno. v. Laughton, Dr. Auctioneer'
1905 Main street.

nURATOR'S SALE OF SEWING
u MACHINES, CLOTHING. FuRNITUhE, ~:
~ s.InTTioN BY direction OF the curator OF me
ss,.te ~ George DARCY, deceased, | will sell al my
auction-house. on -
FRIDAY THE 10TH INSTANT,
nc 10 O'Clock,
10 SECONDHAND SEWING-MACHlNEs, sm-
bracIne the manufactures Of Grover ~ bsker'
WIilcox a Giohs. American. Wheeler 4 "lison'
singer. domestic. Howe. aud other factories:
1hese machines are all believed TO be IN soou
working order. xrnr 20 -
presenting all OF the machines known III lDis
state:
A LOT OF SECONDHAND CLOTHING, mn
An eSeelle.t opportunity Is Afforded 10 buy s sooi
WIN JNO. 4. LAUGHTON, JR.,
-, Auctioneer.
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By j. Thompson Brown,
NJ E...a. ...N mo A.Nu af-as
BY X. b. Chafin 4 Co.,
Real Estate Agents and ~Auctl0neers,
No, l north Tenth street.

A UCTION SALE OF THAT CEN
IN TRALLY-LOCATED AND VERY DESIRA-
BILE DETACHED BRICK DWELLING No. SO
las FRANKLIN STREET.-At the request OF
DIR. j. G.. SHELTON, who Is removing 10 the corner or
Eighth and Franklin streets, we win sell by public
auction, on the premises, ON
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER Is, 1881.
at AZ O'Clock +. NJ. the above desirable DWELL.
ING, which contains seven rooms with Iron porch
In lont and TWO porticOs In rear, and kitchen With
three rooms; gas. water, and bath. LOT fronts 20
feet Tx inches. and has good entrance. This pro-
perry will always rent well. aud wall make a nice
home. Parties desiring 10 Inspect the house can DO
TERMS Reasonable, and announce d At sale.
X. b. CHAFFIN & Co,
se6 Auctioneers.
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DICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
AND POTOMAC RAlLROAD.-Scbcdule con.
mencing SUNDAY, August %, 1851:
H:l5 A. NJ, leaves Byrd-Street station daily; son
only at ailfsrd and Fredericabgra
$40 A. ~, leaves ByTd-Street station daily et
cept sunday.
4:5 p. NJ, leaves BY d-Street station daily.
4:O p. 81, Accommodation for Junction. leAyi
Broad-Street station daily except sga
daysl.
ll.28 A. NJ, arrives at Byr,AStreet station daily.
2:5S p. NJ, arrives At Byrd-StTeet STALLION daly
makes no local stops.
9:5s p. NJ, arrives at Byrd-street station dllI
except sunday.
s:27 A.. NJ, AccOIamod.tios. arrives az Broad.
Street station DAILY Except >uUlilL
4. A. TAYLOR
General Ticket AgtLl
T.. T. ID. MYERS, General superintendent.
au27
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ny Furmzu upper,
Real Estate Aecns sud Ancnonser'
1915 Main street.

a ucrIoN SALE OF AN INTEREST
a uursE AND LOT ON ~
mi ON Ninth sTfiKSr BEIMEnH AM
n sTREETs.-t snail sell BY ancuon'on
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1o' 1851, wuv
a. ptf3 2 TifiE. AND INTEREST OF Nicholas
Fisher in the HOUSE and LOT frcnlng ~ LA y
he east uue Of Ninth street pe.~esn ~. inter.
esI ~ . Brick STORE and DwELLiNS, ans Is
now rented ~ q krocery-store se'o" ~""
TEENS: One third cash !: bslsace 10 ious; e1h dn
end tss,se FORMAE TUPPER,
ferren note'' Auctioneer.
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no BOARDING.HOUSE KEEPERS

ITO BOARDIHG-HOUSE KEEPERS
Il AND HEADS OF FAMILIES WHO INTEND
TO BOARD VISITORS DURING II CENTEN-
HIAL---The Council on Hospitality
being DESTROYS Of asceriainiDg The names anu resi-
denees OF all parties who Will take borders during
ihe celebration al Yorktown, would request private
families as well as those who keep regular boarding
houses 10 report ~ once te Mr.. WILLIAM II.
PLEAeANTs the commuters clerk. al No. 3 north
Eleventh street. statinR The numDer which can be
accommodated aud he price per day. +,
4 fun nst OF all those reporting win be kept, 90
that Strangers coming Into the city may be assigned
without delay 81 trouble.
Ny order OF the Committee
WILLIAM II. PLKAsANTs. Clerk, .
q 6-l2t No. . north Eleventh street.
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BANKERS AND


GE0. w. WARREN, w. II. QuARLEs,
late Real Estate Broker. late cAsh'r Prfs Nat. BIZ.
WARREN & QUARLEs.
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
lll7 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, Va,
BUY aud SELL STOCKS, BONDS. GOVERN
MENT, STATE, CITY, and OTHER SECURE
TIES ON COMMISSION.
LOANS NEGOTIATED on real estate.
COMMERCIAL PAPER BOUGHT and BOLD.
Payspecial attention TO The Investment OF funds.
~ lo-Sml
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FoR BALTIMORE. -
POWHATAN LINE-DIRECT STEAMER.
CHANGE OF

CHANGE OF WHARF.
Until further notice, the steamer LUCILLE will
sail every SATURDAY At 4 T.. M from CLlDESS
WHARF. Rockets, direct for Baltimore
Through bills OF lading signed and goods for
warded with dispatch 10 points North and West.
Freight received daily until Q T.. NJ.
For further Information apply at office on the
wharf. au 2O-3m
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News frem - washington standpoint.

The Washington correspondent VI '"o
Alexandra G0zetk says ..
Mr. Harbour, president OF the virginia
Midland railway, has returned from tue
Wnite SuInbur. There will be no change IN
The dictatorship OF bis road until a meeting
az the stockholders has been held, when tne
nIaces Of some OF the present directors VIII
he filed by some of the syndlcates who re-
Gently purchased the majority OF the STOCK
from the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad COM
Dapy. The sale OF the stock VIII be omciai-
IL reported 10 the Baltimore and Ohio Com
pany at its regular meeting on wednesday
next.
Guiteau passed a wakeful and restless
night, praying at frequent Intervals. ne
was not standing at the window OF his cell
when shot at, but was lying down. he mas
begged to have his cell changed, but bis re-
1nest has not vet been granted. Mason,
who shot at him, is looked upon as a crank.
He was excited by both qui0ine and
wbiskey when he took aim and tred-not at
Gujteau, but at the window OF bis cell. he
Is still confined in the guard-house at the
Arsenal, but will be surrendered to the civil
authorities on demand.
IN THE CASE OF GcITEAU.
TUCSON w. w utcIci, VI - 49,
Virginia, q witness in the case OF Gulteau,
visited the office of District Attorney Cork
hill to-day and made a statement. This
man was at the depot when the President
was shot, and very near the assassin.
Mr.. Jorgensen is here TO-DAY. When
told that the Republicans OF Loudoun ana
other counties OF Virginia were put out
with the Administration for removing Re.
publican ofice-holders in their State and
filling the vacancies with %repudiating De-
mocrats, and that they intended to manifest
their disapprobatiOn in an unmistakable
way next November, he said she didn't
blame them," but on all other political mat
tiers in Virginia he was as dumb as an
oyster.
ADDITIONAL MILITARY Export.
Governor Hagood, OF South Carolina,
and staff, with a large number OF State Of
icers and a military escort numbering $50,
will leave that State for Yorktown on the
10Th Of October. Among the companies re-
porting their intention TO participate In the
celebration are Captain Johnson's Claiks-
vile (Arkansas) company, the Richmond
Wal State Guards, the Cadet corps, number
ing seyenty-five cadets. from ST. Johns
Academy, Alexandra, Va, and the Rich
mond Wal Light Infantry.
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TOILET ARTICLES.
DIssOLUrIONs & PARrNERsHIrs.

WE, THE UNDERSIGNED, w. III.
w LYME, the senior member OF the old arm Of
Lyne 4 Broiher. aud J. II. ELAN, the confidential
clerk Of and successor or Richardson a Co., have
this day formed a co partnership under the lame
and style Of w. X LYME CO-.lll3 Msin street,
TO conduct the REAL ESTATE BROkERAGE.
aud nsiteF ourselves that FROM u long aud tried er-
p~erlsnce we will be able to give entire salisfse Ion
10 all who may entfust their business 10 our care.
pledging ourselves 10 leave nothing undoue TO pro-
mote aud protect tbs Interests OF our customers.
And would beg leave most respectfully 10 ask for
The new nrm The patronage 30 very nbtrally BE-
slowed on the old 6rms OF Lyme a Brothel W. n.
and X. Is. Lynel and OF Richardson q Co.
WILLIAM III LYNX,
formerly Lyme 4 Brother;
J.. h. ELAN.
se lo-lw SUCCESSOR o. Richardson 4 Co.
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Observation-Disclosures, PARLyh I
Ia nRanx- cARPENTERsi Tools. TAm-
PFTs. ES0LlsH CloSk; FEAThEk q po'cIacf I
&C. AT kUCItVN.-Ln,s ~ FUR
rIT1fRF. conastsng Of .rprD cr,fT.
4 mxRniE-TOP. COITk9E SUI
\ cnnt,LWK ORGAN, "a excellent ofoef s"' ~
Instrument Of nne tonei r,.,r q a. gocd or.
I cHEsT OF CARPENTERS' iooLs' s'''
dss sAsBroSEp ENGLISH HALL-cLocK'
a. rood order-new very scarce "a
AN INVOICE OF EAIhh
s s,ssq s,1fs BUREAUS, MATTRESSES.
CHAIRS, TN SAFES SDEASinrvays.
(, RTxxcEILhNT COUNTER-TABLE- zen iee'
cHtpuuts1aKN-s CARRIAGES.
NURSERY BEDsTEADs, kc;otrror. In.
Auc loneer.
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MONDAY, sEPTENDER rs, ISL,
By W. Goddip, Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUBLE
l. FLOUR-MILL IN HANOVER COUNTY,
ABOIT SEVEN MILES EAST Or RICHMOND.
As trn.tee in a deed from John g. I~elheart and
wife, dated 18th September, 1875, and recorded In
Hanover COunty-Court clerks ohlce-aetault nav
Ing been made I'm the payment OF the debt secured
by the said deed-I shall, at the request OF HE credi-
tor secured by said deed, on
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER &c, 1881,
at 4 O'Clock p. NJ, expose to sale at public auction,
on the premises. to The highest biOder. lhst valuable
property known as BRASDY-BRAkCH MILL, or
BELLS LtTTLE MILL. In the county OF Hanover,
near to the main road leading tn Old Church. about
seven miles east OF This mill has an
established reputation for the manufacture OF Hour.
TERMS or SALE: Cash enough 10 psy expenses
OF sale and Al. 800, with interest II . per cent per
annum from February 10, 1879. and el9S, and on
a credit AS 10 the residue Of nine aud eighteen
months, interest added on the credit instalments,
Sc ID w. Il. trustee.
TRUsTEE's SALE OF THREE LOTS,
WITT BRICK HOUSES THEREON. ON
HOLLY BETWBEN PINE AID BELNiDERE
STREETS mos. Gle. 6lS AMI e2Ol EACH
U HAS A FRONT OF FIFTEEN
FEET ON holly STREET.
Nv sIrtue OF a deed Of trust TO j. II. Montague and
j. A. Richardson. OF record In the clerks Office OF
Richmond Chancery Court, In ID. 4. lO2 is, y. 4l3,
10 secure the payment Of certain note default
having been made IN the payment thereOf-l VIII,
being thereto required by the beneficiary. proceed
TO sell at public auction, on the premises, on
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER %, 1851,
at 81 O'Clock p. NJ, the PROPERTY above de-
scribed.
TERMS: Cash as to expenses and 800 balance
al one, twO, and three years, with interest added.
j II. MONTAGUE,
sc IL Surviving Trustee.
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FREIGHT.

FREIGHT.
Freight received daily for Norfolk, Portsmoutf 4,
smIthfeld, and Hampton; Washington, ID. c.,
Newberne, Washington, ano Tarboro'. n. c., and
ali points in Eastern North Carolina; also. for East
ern Shore of Virginia, Old Point, and all regular
landings on James river, al LOWEST RATES,
and through bIls issued. l.. Is. TAIUM.
60 II Superintendent.
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BY Jas. MacdougaiL Auctioneer'
No. 10 Governor street.

rLFGANT ORGAN FOR SALE AT
N AIfCTiON-O Oh FRIDAY. 16th instant a. II
O'Clock, / win sell at my auc'on-roo'ns' ""
reserSurssr VERY FINE 5-OCTAvE ORGAN,
WITH TWO MANUALS. ..,so
Tha Second consist. or a CHINE OF - bhLLo at9y
= poIRpo or 81 MOTIFS. II Is also arranged
To- enable the performer to play With or Without a
blower. ,caot would do we'll
4 nnnd ran lie examined any time before the
sale. "ho' hncfioneer,
40 Ia