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spooo ID their mouth, and have not the
rood sense or training 10 earn their
own Nylngs While the employees Of the
cotses-u,l,!s OF New Eoglanu. the west,
| ana gontb. Will e. a rule be found
| Ia be class that are not dependent upon
/ fortune or favor. The establishment OF
mill in The South means the establishments
| al many other Industries which must neces-
Issrtly follow and be with the mill. 10 u q
school npon large scalc-it Is an actual
producer OF wcath--it Is a cultiyator OF all
I mat Is or cssa be made acute; and the one
| disorace about il Is, Il Is honest work u IS
productive. respectable, and wherever es.
IiablIshed and properly cared for u eleyaSes
tho community in contact with and IN COM
muniou with II IN every particular ~
stance. II has nothing 10 do with poll
iIes. Il Is an Industrial and CONNER
| fiaI interest. and there IS no reason
WHY the southern States should not advance
rapjdIy In the accumulation OF wealth ana
the better condition Of Its citizens, and
while II will raise all the cotton that both
| the northern and the southern states can
use, Il can make portion OF the goods ior
The whole country and furnish England
| wi h all they can use beside. Their action
| IN giving their own sons a practical an0
thorough education Is certainly eommenda'
BILE, aud could be imitated with proht to the
stockholders by some of the older managers
OF New England.
In the good old times the proceeds OF the
plaater's crops went mainly in two ways
first, the purchase OF more negroes ana
| land; and second, In giving TO himself and
family all the pleasure possible. Now all
this is changed. His surplus is finding lis
way into cotton.factories and other manu-
featuring industries-that is, taking form
that Is profitable 10 itself, aud at the same
time making a home market for many pro-
ducts that would otherwise be lost or I'M
Or otitabIe to raise. As wealth is power, we
are certainly getting the wealth in the south
ern country.
.ome time since We suggested that to
us the indications all pointed to the pro-
prieiy OF the production in the South OF cot
ton yarns rather than piece goods. We
observe from the Te1tite Record and other
authorities in this line that such is now
really the drift. The Exposition at Atlanta
this fall will give tremendous impetus TO
tue COttOu uiduulaCthC III tbC DVubb, "pN
everything points to its being a splendid
success. Mr. Edward Atkinson, OF Boston,
we learn, is collecting for the exhibition
samples OF all the cotton goods made by
every nation on earth engaged in this in
dustry. We know Of no man who is do
ing such effective work as Mr. Atkinson in
presenting to the attention Of the world
the manifold resources OF the southern
country
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AUCTION sALEs-ThIs Day.
BY Robert u. Lyme,
Real Estate Auctioneer,
1912 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA
~ BILE REAL ESTATE LYING IN The CITY
OF RICHMOND ON THE EAST LINE OF THIR:
TENTH OR GOVERNOR STREET BETWEEN
MAIN AND ERANXLiN STREETS; y AMP 4
ADDITION, NEAR THE CITY LIMITS, AID
JOINING THE LANDS OF THOMAS HOOPER
AND THE LATE WILLIAM A. ROBINSON, Al
PUBLIC AUCTION.-In execution OF decree OF
the Richmond Chancery Court pronounced on he
2Ist day OF June, 1881. in a suit STYLED SchOfed
Us. Ebers. therein pending, the undersigned will
Offer for sale, upon the premises, at o'clock r. NJ,
THURSDAY, july 7, 1881,
the LARGE THREE-STORY sTUCK. BRICK
STORE aud DWELLING on Tie east line OF Gov
ernOr street between Main and Franklin streets,
now occupied by Mr.. John Brophy. The.l0t fronts
2gX feet on Governor street aud runs back about
l25 feet. The dwelling contains about ten rooms.
Al a small outlay This property could b. made a
FIRST class stand being situated In the very centre Of
the business portion OF the city. and should COM
mand the attention OF those seeking good Invest
ON the same day, at O'Clock p. NJ. we will offer
for sale a SMALL TRACT OF LAND, containing
SIX ACRES. lying In Duyal's add iOn j0st OUTSIDE
of the CITY limits. and b7tween the Brook road and
the lands OF Thomas Hooper and the late William
A. Robinson ana is the same land OF which the late
Rev. w. Krschman died seized.
This land being situated so very near The cts,
should command the attention Of those wishing to
purchase nice htile market-garden.
TERMS One third cash residue I'm equal install
meDts at six and twelve months, the purchaser 10
give negotiable notes, with per cent interest add
III The whole OF the purchsse-money is paid and a
conveyance ordered by the Court.
EDWARD Y. CANNON,
MARSHALL NJ. GILLIAN,
Special Commissioners.
ROBERT B. LYME, Auchoneer' 90 oos,uoz
Of
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No Use ChtseIiae
IFrOm the San FrancIsco Past. j

/
The other day while OLD SkSdmore was
strollfng through the Odd.FelIOws' Gene
| terry he came to what was evidently a new
| enclosure, over the railing Of which bald.
headed man was leaning and gazing with
what might be called lively resignation at a
simple marble slab in the centre. This
stone bore the somewhat curt inscription OF
Here lies Jane b. Biffey; aged Az
"Relative Of yoursS" said old s., paus.
ing sympathetcally.
Wife, explained widower, with a
beaming smile. SCOT her under YESTERDAY
week at AIS z. NJ"
SkidmOre was disguised at the mans
cfeeriulness, so he said: "Well, # Il was
my wife, seems TO me FS put more Of 90
inscription over her than that. A trunk
label would contain more Information than
that stpne."
"Dare say-daEe say" replied the sur
yiving DAney. I" but-you didn't happen 10
know Mrs. D., reckon, eh!o
"Had not the pleasure"
PIeasure--great Scott well, II you
had known her you'd understand how l
feel about the matter. My friend, the
chisel wouldn't do her Any good"
And With smile like an electric light In
fog the bcreayed party LnbuttoAed bis
ulster and made break for passing car.
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AUCTION sALES--Yutups Days.
BY Robert o. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
1919 Main street.
COMMISSIONERS sALR or A LARGE
QUANTITY OF REAL ESTATE. LYING
IN THE cry OF RIcHMosD, on
vENABLE STREET, ANDIS
THE COUNTY OF HEYRIco, FRONTING ON
CARRINeToN STREET AND RUNNING
BACK TO THE CITY LINE, AT
PUBLIC AUCTION.
Anthony, Gel Richmond chancery-cOurt decree
stewart, &C. Of June 80. 1881,

In pursuance OF decree in the aforementioned
suit we, the undersigned, appointed commissioner
thereby, win sner for sale, upon the premises. on
TUESDAY, July 10, 1881,
beginning at O'Clock Z. NJ
First. That LARGE THREE-sTORY BRICK
DWELLING No. 2240 Yenable street, near the
corner Of Tulip, and adjoining The residence OF
DRbney G.. Baker, ESQ.,, which contains about ten
rooms, and Is very Substantially built with stone
Gaping, &C. the basement OF which Is now being
used n a store, and az small outlay could be MADE
a very attractive GweHng The lot fronts about
80 feet on venaoe street, and rams back about 100
feet TO a alley.
second. We Will offer for sale the STORE AND
DWELLING No. 2416. situated at the northwest
corner ~ Rose and Venable streets, now occupied
NEW %pAME BUILDING. and "a regarded as the
best br5 IS s'a;1 In that njliOa ~ the city. This
- neat n r..Lstzntial s'r7e a. the fixtures in
the store src ndnd ONE and With the build
n VIII DE sold NICE Lon.
Third. VIII be sold TWO EMAIL AND NEAT
FRAME TENEMENTS fronting O. the sonth side
of Darlington street between gwenty.third and
Twenty. fourth streets Water, &c on the premises
GOOD LOTS will be sold with these houses.
Fourth. and lastly. will be sold FOUR NICE
BUILDING LOTS adjoining the above tenements'
with good fronts on Darlington street, and extend
ing back good depth.
The improve ed property Is all occupied by good
and prompt. p2Nin tenants.
plat of all the property. showing the exact d.
mensi0ns, will be shown az hoIr Of sale. Special al.
tentOn is invited to the Offering Of this property.
TERMS: WIN be One-fourih cash; balance upon
a credit Of six, twelve, and eighteen months, NJ go
table notes with per cent interest added and title
retained until all Of the purchase - paid ana
a conveyance is ordered by The Court.
JAMES CASKlE.
j. PRESTON COOKE,
EDMUND WADDELL, JR.,
Special Commissioners.
ROBERT b. LYME, Auctioneer. Jy6
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Bob TOOmbs on Lee, Johnston, and
Other COpfederales.

In an Interview with the correspondent
OF the Philadelphia Press General ToOmbs
said:
"Johnston is right. He Is as petulant as
an old maid, but he has got the right OF the
differences between Mr.. Davis and himself.
The trouble is that Davis was constantly In
terfering with his military commanders. and
rewarding his pets at the expense OF better
men.
"Tbe real gravameu Of the difficulty be-
tween Johnston and Davis grew out Of the
question OF rank. Why, after the Govern
ment was moved to Richmond | had great
time getting Lee into the Confederate SER
vice. He was a maior-generaI Of Virginia
troops, and Davis had pet by the name Of
Cooper that he wanted to make the ranking
general of the Confederacy. The commits.
sion appointed by Virginia insisted that
Lee be made the ranking officer, and | had
to 90 to Davis to fix ii up. told Davis that
we bad a hard time getting Virginia ont OF
the Union, and we would have to make
some concessions TO keep hel out. Davis
finally consented, and that fixed Lees posi-
lion in the army, hut IL was not done until
in the fall of 1861, after we had been at war
more than six months. Settling Lees rank
offended Johnston. He was always in bad
humor about his rank. ALI these old army
officers were as Jealous OF each other as a
lot Of old maids. Inever cared cJss about
rank. They had me under arrest for some
infraction Of military rule, but | never
minded that, and went into the second bat
tie OF Manassas while under arrest. At
Sharpsburg they gave me division. Half
OF these regular soldiers cared a cussed
sight more about rank than they did about
the cause in which they were engaged"
THE GREATEST SOLDIER.
(which were your best generals ?"
"Lee and Joe Johnston. LOngstreei was
good soldier, too-One Of the best. He's
a Radical now, but gentleman. Stonewall
Jackson was the best Of them all. Jacl:son
was the greatest soldier since Napoleo1. He
was a military genius, and had a power
over men which few men ever pos
it had not been for ne Davis would
year OF the war During the campaign
IN Western Virginia be put one OF his
pets over Jackson, and be resigned, and
Davis accepted it. When / heard of it
went and made him recall it, else the great
est soldier OF the CoDfederacy would have
been virtually set aside at the very begin.
ming of the conflict. There was a funny
story about this. The man whom Davis
had put over General Jackson had been a
member OF Congress from Arkansas, aud
once challenged Bob Johnston. Davis was
his second, and 1 was JOhnston's second.
Davis had one merit, and that was OF stick
ing 10 his friends"
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAYS.
BY GrubOs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Aucioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF SIEVE.
~ RAJ Tracts OR PARCELS OF LAM
In execution of a decree Of the ChancerY Court OF
Richmond, entered In the case OF Edmund Dayen'
port & Co. rs Wickhsm, the undersigned three
commissioners will sell by auction, on
WEDNESDAY.JU JULY 9TH,
at the Office of Grubbs Williams, auctiOneers, No
Eleventh street, commencing al ] 2 O'Clock NJ a
TRACT OF LAND containing 2ll 81 1000
ACRES, living on the Three CHOPPED road about
tx miles west Of the city, adjoining the farm for
merly owned by G G. Exa and being part Of the
tract known as " Woodland or Howle's. This may
be made good farm, and Is not far from the line OF
the Richmond and Allegheny railroad.
At the same time and place the undersigned, A. l..
BOulware and w. j. Leak. commissioners under a
former Decree VIII sell = IkACI Or 34& ACkES,
living near the above and adjoining the land Of John
Edwards, W. b. and A. ID. Brown, and others.
After which the three commissioners will sell
LOTS Nos. and 4 In the plat Of subdivision Of the
"Glenburnie farm-the former with about l8
ACRES, the latter with about 204 ACRES. These
lands lie on the Hutchinson road, which is nearly a
continuation Of the Grove road, and they are dis.
tant only about three miles from the city.
TERMS: For the first and thl.d tracts, one fourth
cash. the residue at one, TWO, and three years. For
the second tract, costs of suit aud ia cash bal
curity; One third cash balance az one, two and
three years, without security. In all cases the
credits to be for notes with interest payable semi
annually, aud titles TO be retained by the Court until
all the purchase money Is pad.
Plats OF all the land may be seen at the office OF
the auctloneers. w. j. LEAkk,
A. l.. BOuLWARE,
A. X. COURTNEY,
Commissioners.
GRUBBs WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
POsTPONEMENT.
Postponed on account Of the absence OF two Of the
commissioners to
MONDAY, JULY lin,
at Office of GTubOs Williams at same hOur-12 NJ.
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Poor little nv! He was fitting about
be table, aud in a little while he settled
On the glucose. but - raiter brushed him
away so rudely IL 80 - into the oleo-
margarine. There 1e S, gled brayely.
and at length got bis 'cgs nose, and flew
alas only to drop into the sllpburic acid
that bad been poured over re beets.
The outcome Of Foxhalrs victory at Paris
was that Mr. Keene was immortslized by the
Paris newspapers as ga very rich pork mer'
chant and f)ur.manuiactuIe of Chicago,
whose feeble health did not hermit him to
visit Paris" This Is indeed famel
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vision OF pieli, ssrsphc. bright
Comiug unsoueht, thy presence wrought
supreme surprise 20 wandering eyes
Loosed from Gods hand. DER sea and land,
THY glory lies, midst starry skies,
Throuehout vast space, course 10 trace.
Though yalnIy we reach unto thee,
Longing 10 know. OF wesl or woe.
III pledge thou ait, 10 the faint heart.
Hath Gods behest, 10 realms unbIest.
Freighted with might. Thy winged fight,
Salvation sure, 10 grant once more
Art thou a note. and thus ahost
Amongst the spheres. ihy native peers,
Their music thine, by power diyinep
No mortal ear shall ever hear,
silence complete, only 20 greet
The listening earth, as from her birth.
Great mystery Thy history,
creaiion's cry. ffTe'er deny
But we implore who now adore.
ffibou part of heaven art,
Banner unfurled to this wrecked world,
In glory shine, oh princely sign
Tffrsouls awake-till voices break
Into the song renouncing wrokR,
And Love ordain for Christ The Slain
RICHMOND. July 2, 1881.
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BY PUBLIC AUCTION.

In execution OF tive several desds-,hs 6ttC,-
John Enders Robinson and vile, dated Nsv I,
1873. OF record In Richmond CbaDcery a..
clerks once. Deed BOOK I0b A, page 3l3 All ~
second from Kobtrt w. oliver and John ,. z. 5i. u
and wives. dated October z. 1880. recorded ia 80
clerks ofnce IN Deed Book III q, page l4s-,-i
said deed, we shall process 10 sell by puDlic 80 "a
upon the premises. on
THURSDAY, July IA. 1881,
at the hour Of / o'clock or that day. the FILL.
property: The LARGE AND WEIL.LOcAT
PROPERTY which Is described m said de.d ~ %
lows Beginning at the intersection Of Caty ne.
and ShockOe creek and running thence On 4. ~
street and along It's northern edge 10 feet lif.,
lessl 10 a lot or parcel Of ground lately rvr..i =.
Abraham Warwick, deceased; thence az r.yl. ~
giles. or nearly so, Ia Cary street In a dlrecf.
vaids Main street and along ssid lot Or ri,... !;
gtound lately ewne0 by Abr ham WAR; rs
ceased, 10 corner OF same 100 feet (lorr or - -
thence In a direction toward f1netntb ..r.,,
parallel with Cary street 100 feet (more or y. -
Spruce alley thence along said alley tOR7rt. a..
street 10 feet (more or lessl 10 a uarcei "a 'ii.l
owned by Pairck N. Siarke. Esq ibe.e,
side Of this ground In direction loNaris ,t.. =
creek and parallel with Cary street u f.rf ..,..
leSsl TO the corner Of aid purcell OF ground I'd p
rick II. StaTke, Ed. thence along q 70 u .t,. 20
direction towards Main street AZ feet fu or..-
10 creek alley thence down Greek aIi,y d., ~
(mOTe or lesl 10 snOcsOe creek: Thence ~
ShOckOe creek 81 feat (mOre or le,.I f0f, t..'t
ming; being all OF the land embr,c,d l..e..'
ShOckOe creek. Cary street, Spruce ALLOW "a, d ~.
alley exec ~ the land lately owned, q. .f.fa.. IT.
Abraham Warwick. deceased. az conner .r 49,.
street and Spruce aey Of 1870 by loo fef Ed ,
cept that OF Patrick II. StSrke, r Il. 80 e..-f.. -
Spruce alley and reek alley, AZ by y ie,f
The ABOVE IS an accurate bOuucar, of Obj. ,..
pertv, and u Is so situated as iO render 70 D.. ITO
dlYided with several fronts. aud it ra.r. ID. .'
usual opportunity 10 he purchasers 10 r,lI ,.,.i,
TO secure sites for an Immense manuflr'urIr,...,.
lishment, bordering on toe line OF Shoe. A. rr...
ara with IT'S elegant frontag. on Cary ,tr,f.
The lot Is row under an annual rent tn 81. u...
ply. and the location - exceedingly ran'... ..
desirable for warehouses. fOuudrics. &c. g.
The TERMS under The dcsa require cash Sill, .,..
trustees are authorized 10 make thetn liberal tr L..
commodatns 10 purchasers, ana they vi I. sr.
uounced at hour OF sale.
Special and particular attention T. hFlt.ff i..
sale Of this lot, when has been 20 constantly ..t
after for many years Dast.
WILLIAM ~. PALMER
Il. c. WHERRY Jh..
rustees Do tT,t t,.I.
W. W. POOL.
Trustee iu ,eouUdU..f
ROBERT g. LYME, Aucuone,r. EG
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by George II. Poindexfer,
Real Estate AGENT aad Auctloneer.
1900 Main street
TRUSTEES SALE OF
VALUABLE BRICK DWELLING NO. COS
WEST MARSHALL STREET.
CORNER OF MARSHALL AND MUNFoRD
STREETS.

BY virtue OF the provisions Of decree or the
Cbancery Court Of the city OF RIchmo q, entered
on The 18Th day or June, 1881, in the OF The
Cltzens Bank vs. Louis Kei pier and others, we
will sell by auction, on the premises, on
THURSDAY, jury z, 1881,
st 8 O'Clock p. NJ. the ahove-described PROPER.
TY, situated on the nor. beast corner OF Marshall
and MuDford streets, fronting on Marshall street
81 feet aud running back 1853 feet 10 an alley l6
feet wide. fhe improvements consist ola THREE
STORY BRICK DWELLING, KITCHEN, STA
BILE. sc. The premises are In good order, and the
neghborhood u most desirable one.
TERMS: One third cash balance at six and
twelve months the purchaser 10 execute negotiable
poges for the deferred payments. interest added ;
the title 10 be retained until The whole of the pur-
chase-money Is paid.
G. l.. TODD.
GEORGE II. P0INDEXTER,
je25 Trustees.
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BY w. Goddln. Auctioueer.

GALE AT AUCTION OF AN EXCEL
- LENT AND WELL LOCATED RRICK
DWELLING No. us WEST MAIN STREET,
WEEN ADAMS AND JEFFERSON
STREETS.-At the request OF the owners shall offer
for sale at public CtiOn. on the premises, on
THURSDAY, JULY z, 1881.
at O'Clock Z. NJ, that DESIRABLE BRICK
DWELLING located as above, now In the occupan-
cy Of Mrs. Simms The lot has front OF 27Xlb3
feet to alley 20 feet wide. The dwelling contains
about eight nine rooms, with all OF the usual out
buildings, In excellent locality, and is In fair re-
pair.
sale. W. GODDIN,
Jyl Auctioneer
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Bv II. Seldom Taylor,
(successer 10 James NJ. Taylor & SOM
Real Estate Agent and Auetioneer,
Eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THAT DESIRA-
i BILE TWOSTORl BnICK DWELLING. No.
.2I2, ON THE WEST SIDE OF LAUREL
STREET BETWEEN CUMBERLAND AND
BEVERLY.-By virtue Of a certain decs Of trust
executed on tue 2lst daY OF June, 1878, TO James
NJ Taylor, trustee duly recorded in the clerks Office
of Richmond ChanceTy Court In ID. b. lib CO
money therein mentioned, default having been
made in the payment of part of said debt, and at
the request of all the parties interested. will, As
the executor Of the said James NJ. TAYLOR, trustee,
proceed 10 sell at public auction, upon the prem es,
on
THURSDAY, July z, 1881, AT O'CLOCK p. NJ.
Gf fair If not, en- the nj xt fair day thereafter the
REAL ESTATE conveyed by said deed, consisting
Of a LOT fronting on the ives side of Laurel street
between Cumberland and Beverly 30Xl30 feet 10
an alley 90 feet wide, with a NICE TN O-S1ORY
BRICK DWELLING thereon. containing five
rooms besides kitchen, and In good order.
TERMS: Very liberal, aud made known at the
hour of sale. II. SELDOM TAYLOR,
te 26 Executor Of James ". TAYLOR. Trustee.
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At the request OF the proprietor william ID 80.
son, E.q, sud as ru,tCes under the genera. Bee. d..
Judge 4. Riyes, we SHAH, on
THURSDAY, July II, 1881,
offer at public sale on the premises. tho Neil known
and very desirable estate called BOILING
SPRINGS Immediately on the me Dl tie lt.s.
m0nd aud Allegheny rai'ro'd, now 10 fur Opera i.1,
and bringing the properly within 4 few h.Hn'
travel Of Richmond, Va, aud affprling Cheap sui
speedy transportation TO market for The produce uf
the farm.
There is a small bur comfortable dwelling n lh.
Boiling Springs place, with ample barn, stab. ..
and valuable grist- aud saw-mlll, win i-ir0ry
water power aud machinery attached for ihr..huf
grain thrifty young orchard Of superior fIu.1
now in fun bearing.
When IN many Advantages Of this estate are ROM.
sidered including health. society railroad 100.
ties. good soil, and charming scenery, ftr It'e.
will be found more desirable. II ishkew.sr iu lls
vicinity Of recent discoveries Of RICH M>Iru
ORES.
There will be sod at same time MOUNT NN
FARM. containing 800 ACRES, mONlg wool hnl.
about three miles distant, IN the direction OF ll.s
ardsvile. said u contain indications Of ricu ago
sits Of finest iron ore.
The title 10 these lands is believed to DO Itf'..'
but selling rs trustees we only convey such iile FOL.
vested Ia ~.
TERMS: Liberal. and made known A. sale
Mr. william Dickson. residing on lhc Dane. f'-n
adjoining, Will take pleasure IN showing Is lt
springs.
For further Information apply 10
JOHN WOOD JE,
IT. U.DUkt.
Trustees judge A. Rise.
CHARLOTTESVILLE, YAn July !. 1851
a. I dgfaWbMk fff
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GALE OF VALUABLE LAND Nh
- CLARKSViLLE,N VA, On ROANuhE ~, ~
By virtue OF decree Of the Circuit Court i9i "
lenburg county, rend, red al the May term. le7A,
the chanccry salt OF w. TOSnes's executor Vs. '
A. CAMERON. &c. shall. On
TUESDAY, August o, 1851. .
IN 'front.' Of the brick hotel IN GaFkfyilr. Va. ~.
Inc highest bidds r that truly VALUABLE lhN'
or LAND lying near Clarksyllie Zone. hai ll
on Roanoke river, knowa a. Oceoneeches' ~.
The homestead Of the late Hon. William ~
containing lOO5E ACRES, more on less: lu'
one OF the nOst valuable farms on The k'tnVa
The improvements are hnC, cOnsisting ora p'-
MANsION-uOUsE Of some fourteen fy1mH -,
all necessary Out-buildiUgs. fhis uect hss
large bOay Of bne river lOw-grOunds, a. We =
large body OF fores, aud uplands. ~ l. no' ~.
that such property comes Into mtrkeL ~, -
Is well adapted % the gTOrtb OF ali % the vfvs'
this section, including hue tobice0 aad eo,tuD.
AL MID DC RENT mbeTed that the X. VI rtii'A-
soon 70 be completed TO Ciarkssiile. ,tu
Persons wishing 90 sscurc valuable sn9 -. ",
Die home or make a good iaves,meot shos'1 W
Inc this property. -.
~ 500 on credit OF one year. aud the rtslu.. ,
a credit OF two years al or dale, The va ehAsss,a
execute bis bonds for the deferred paymenVi 80 49,
lnG interest from date, and Sue tits 10 % ,e'~'
till the whole OF lhs purchase money u pAld -,
w. u. HUNKS. Commissl'II M
MASON 4 PURYEAs, Aaelieassr~ WV