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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-21
a The hank, and 10 any event only 5000

81 The hank, and 10 any event only 5000
remained due upon u.
'sThls we found 10 be the status Of affairs
when we fIrst examined into the matter,
ard Immediately two attachment sui~
were entered against this bank IN New
York city, and the said bonds and acccpt.
ances were attached In both cults. Demand
was made upon us for the bond with proner
81 payment, but we did not hive them. ana
could not get them. The said j. Y. drake
was bound, for no actual consideration,
upon this $50, 900 of paper used ~ the uank
Tor tn purposes, and upon a., 900 OF other
paper discounted for this baMk by the Union
National RANT ri New York and the Frank
I'm Rank az Baltimore, snd the state was
about 10 get. and has since gotten, judy
mcnt agaius. said Drske for more than
afaa. GOO. bv reason Of bis suretyship for
the bank, and at his suggestion we agreed
10 take an assignment OF bis one-hali IN.
ferest IN the said bonds and $3.50 OF other
bonds OF a like character deposited with
this bank by himself and the said Osborne,
and we accordingly did 80.
"Tbis settlement was plainly for the ben
eft Of the trust.
we then found that we had in New
York $4,000 In Southern Telegraph bonds
and 1000 Of acceptances endorsed by this
bank, liable nj any minute TO be sold at
great sacrifice 10 pay the said call loan OF
$40, 900 and all said bonds and acceptances
under two attachments The said n. NJ.
Osborne agreed 10 so arrange the matter rs
that We should have the said bonds and ac-
ceptances delivered 10 us In Petersburg
upon the payment b. us Of the debt due the
said Bank OF the Republic-.o wit, the sum
Of 40. 100.50. and moreover to obtain for
us an assignment for large number OF
claims. and 10 release TO great extent his
own interest in another lot OF claims. and al
low them 10 be credited when paid upon the
account Of debter to the bank who owes
II n large amount OF money, and to transfer
10 us all his own half interest In the said
1873 Of bonds, provided we would re-
lease him upon bis part OF the $1,000 appa-
renily due upon the said $4,000 note. We
accepted the terms Of the proposition. We
have the ,a1S, 750Southern Telegraph bonds
and $4,000 OF acceptances In our posses
sion, and have paid the Nationa! Bank OF
the Republic Indebtedness OF this bank,
amounting to $40,
ave have released the said Osborne
from liability for said balance due on said
note, end he has compiled in every partcu-
ular with the terms Of his contract in this
regard.r ROBIN ADAIR.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-21
A venfuresOme FOur.Year.OId Boy.

Issn Jose Cali Herald. August 6th.I
Yesterday afternoon Mrs. William Ken
nedy, who lives on Fourth street, missed
her four-year-old son Carl. and in state OF
great anxiety made search for him up and
down the various streets In that vicinity,
when she was attracted by seeing some
people running wildly about on the corner
OF Fourth and st. James streets, and upon
approaching the dwelling Of Dave Will
liams. nearly tainted with terror when she
saw the frightened people pointing with
their fingers 10 her little son, who wa. hang.
ing 10 ladder on the windmill tank sew
epty or eighty feet from the ground. One
little hand g1aspedt the ladder, aud with the
other one he was reaching out for some
pigeons that were sitting almost within his
reach. The mother realized the awful
peril OF her little son, but with heroism
seldom seen she called to the child in firm
voice, saying, "Come down, Carl, and
mamma will give you peach" The little
fellow looked cautiously around over his
shoulder, and, seeing bis mother, started TO
descend, while the group stood with faces
upturned blanched with terror fer fear he
would lose his hold and be dashed TO
pieces; but he came safely down, and as he
approached the last rounds Of the ladder he
said, 81 am coming, mamma" and the
o,erioyed mother caught her child In her
arms.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-21
Accidentally shot and Killed.

The Alexandra Gazette of Yesterday
says: About nalf.past 9 O'Clock this morn
Ing Mr.. Lewis c. Nails, who lives in the
southwestern portion Of the city, proceeded
a short distance down lIunting-Creck
road for the purpose Of trying pistol he
had purchased last night for use in the
country, whittier he was going in q few
days. He had fired several times at mark
fixed on the fence on the west side OF
the road, and was preparing for another
shot, when Mr.. Loos. who lives close by,
approached Mr.. Nails. and told him he
had shot and killed a boy, which. a.
may be supposed. startled him considerl-
bly,. 1t appears that Walter r. Rolt,
youth between fifteen and sixteen years
of age, son Of Mr.. George w. Roat. who
resides short distance below. 10 the west,
was proceeding across the field adjoining
the residence Of the Messrs. Grillbortzer at
the time. The bushes and small trees
growing on the side OF the road completely
hid him from the view Of any one in that
thoroughfare, and one OF the balls fred by
Mr.. Nails (who was over 400 feet from the
boy had missed ITS mark, passed between
the rails Of the fence. and struck the I'M
fortunate boy in the breast, killing him al
most instantly.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-21

morning. Emanuel johnson (co'ored) was
passing along Jefferson s,ree., VIZ" . -, s
known intoxicated wh'te n,an a AZ. ~
him, knocked him down. and pea' n's,' ~
alleges, without provocauon. yo"nso"
escaped and called 0 policeman, VINO wal
10 arrest tie assailant wherehpon tue iatte,
drew 4 pistol and fred at johnson and
struck Mccormick, q silent spectator, ana
said to be quiet aud ORDERLY man: Nc
Cormick was sent home to-day. me po-
lice have not found the man VINO nred tue
shot. Information Is very hard 10 OBTAIN,
and there Is something crooked'y mysteri'
GUS about Il.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-21
Cell for q Democratic Convention or
tho second Congressional District,
HDQ'Rs Elk. Cow. DEMOCRATIC PATTY
SECOND CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.


SECOND CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT,
NORFOLK, Va, August Is, 1884.
A convention Of the Democratic party OF
the Second congressional district VIII be
held at Virginia Beach, Princess Anne
county, on Thursday, September 18th, at
lam, for the purpose Of nominating can
didate to represent the district In the Forty
ninth Congress. Tl1 basis OF representa-
ton will be OH the vote cast for members
OF the General Assembly in the last State
election, and the ratio one delegate and
one alternate for every fifty votes. and an
additional delegate for every fraction OF
fifty in excess Of twenty-five. In accord
nnce with this basis, the respective cities
and counties will be entitled to the follow
ing number Of delegates:
Charles City, s; Elizabeth City, o: Isle
Of Wight, &c; James City.G; NansemOnd,
20; Norfolk, IS; Princess Anne, 20; South
ampton, 80; Surry, IA Warwick, 3; York.
II; Norfolk city, 40; Portsmouth, 25; Will
liamsburg, 2.
1t is earnestly desired that there viii be
full representation from every city and
county. The respective superintendent
will at as early date as practicable call
meetings for the election OF delegates and
alternates. As soon as selected il is re-
quested that list OF the same be forward
ed TO the chairman OF the District Commit
tee. VI. GLENNAN,
Chairman District Committee.
All Democratic papers in the district will
please copy the call.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-21
The Emperor Of Germany.


The Emperor looks well on horseback.
aud is at lomc in the saddle; but he is not
what is called q good rider. and takes no
special interest in horses except a. regard,
military requirements. lie rides with loose
reins, letting his steed have Il, own way,
and seeming to reckon Is confidently on
his horses good service ls on those % the
other instruments Of his will. In former
ycaIs he has frequently met with accidents
in consequence Of his clrelcs, riding. Now
his aides-de-camp always keep a sharp look
out before him when he canter, or in his
peculiar way, looking in every direction
except where 4 careful rider OughttO look
viz, at the road before him. When
he goes across country the officer
who trains the horses for the Fun
pcror's special service. and who Is
an accomplished rider, hlbiiually pre-
cedcs him 10y few hundred yards - see
that there j. no dangerous ditch or wal
ahead; smaller things the Emperor will
clear, apparently without noticing them.
Extraordinary care i taken with the train
ing OF the horses for the Emperor's per-
Sonal use. Thcv are always ,lfe. powerful,
intelligent. good-natured animals, general
" hali-bood, shying at nothing, and re-
curing scarcely any attention on the part
OF their rider. The Emperor has a certain
liking for manly tield-sports. aud Is good
shot, but he is not what l. calleda sporting
man. His fayorite flower i that most
yroSaic. pretty. uninterestiug c)rn-tlow-
or. the blue-botte without any per-
iume, but which looks so bright
and healthy in a large fed Of wheat.
and so fresh and innocent m the hlir
OF a fair young girl. | am told that
the Emperor grandmother had this same
curiou, taste in respect to flowers. The
Emperor i tall and Hel-juilt. and waen
lie was young had fine. Manly presence.
Though he i now very Old. he stu has a
wonderfully dignited attitude; and it i
aston. hinc-as wei as :a'iguing for those
who are with him--tO see how long BE- can
.tand without getting tired. To converse
Tor two OF three hours with different pcO-
pie al hi, court, without sitting down Tor =
moment, seems 20 be no effort to him. fi-
rNc,ight and hi> handwriting are still r.
markabiy good. lie M, that special gift
for conversation which belong, To great
many king and prime :. ana i also good
public speaker, though no orator. Flo
quencc implies certain articles OF speech
the use OF which would scarcely be com
rltihlr with his simple, strait Auorwa-d
character.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-21
"THE ROAD TO THE ILT1R."
Prince Bismarck and Son Of the Duke Of
Argyll.
Translated by LondonlTrpth.l

Translated by LondonlTruth.l
\ Younger son OF the Duke OF Argyll
having become engaged TO Lady -, a, in
duty bound, asked his fathers consent.
The Duke, however, answered: Since
my eldest son, the Marquis OF LOrne. mtr-
ried the daughter OF the Queen. our Sover-
eign, he has become the head OF our house.
You must obtain his consent. Ii you get
that you NAV rest assured mine will not he
refused" To the Marquis his brother ac-
cordingly betook himself; but from him he
received the following answer: "As am
son-in-law TO the Queen, duty and respect
require that the matter should be referred
10 her for her decision. will at once lay
the matter before her."
TO the Queen goes the Marquis immedI-
ately and informs her of his brothers
wishes. The Monarch, however, replied {:
"slnce Heaven deprived me OF my noble,
ever-lamonted husband, have made il IN
infexible rule to take no steps in the affairs
Of my house without first referring the IN IT.
ter TO my brother-in-law, the Duke OF Co.
burg. Twill write to him."
The Queen did as she promised. but from
the Duke she received tho following an.
swer. instead OF the consent she expected
"Your Majesty, my beloved sister, is well
aware that during the last four years i'm
portant political changes have taken place
in Germany, in consequence OF which the
centre OF gravity has been shifted from Co.
burg TO Berlin. therefore consider il my
duty TO submit the matter to the Emperor
William for him TO decide. Iclnnot take
the responsibility on myself" To Berlin
accordingly goes the Duke, begs an au-
dience OF the Emperor, and aequaints him
With the object Of his visit.
After considering the mAer with him-
sell short time, the Emperor said Whit
l have fought for and attained for my
country is well known 10 the whole world,
People, however. have no idea how my
heart Is tortured by discord and disag.cc.
ments in tie circle OF my family and among
my ministers. However, must honorl-
bly, confess that Prince Bismarck Is the
wisest and most cear-siyhted OF my adj
yisers. giyeyou the commission 10 refer
the matter 10 him and let him decide
The Duke then directs his steps 10 the
Wilhelm strasse, and sends In his clrd 10
the mighty Minister. Being Immediately
admitted. he reads the Queens letter, faith
fully reports the words OF the Emperor. and
begs for favorable decision. The Chancel.
lor's answer was given without hesitation
"Why should the matter require any decl-
sion OF mine! What have we 10 do with
the Duke OF Argyll or with his son l.? II the
young fellow wishes TO marry, let him do
so and be hanged TO him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-21
Virginia News Notes.

The Winchester Times says: Tues day
morning about O'Clock fire was discov-
cred in the east corner OF the Aiken organ
factory. situated on the Nartinsburg turn
pike about mile from tho city. This fac
tory had been recently completed aud the
manufacture OF organs Just commenced.
There was under the roof 17j actions ready
for the cases, and few complete organs
were ready for the market. Only two were
saved. The loss is estimated at from S12,-
600 TO $4,000; some insurance, but at this
writing not ascertained.
The reunion Of ex-Coniederate veterans
under the auspices OF Maury Camp. No. 2.
Fredericksburg, is postponed from Sep.
TENDER 4, 1884, to September Is, 1884.
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murder i'm Roanoke. Va.

ROANOKE, Va, August 20. 1884.
Last night about III O'clock large crowd
assembled at the corner Of Railroad avenue
and jefferson street. In front Of snack or
lunch-shanty kept by negro. Suddenlya
shot was fred, and Frank Mccormick, OF
Germantown. blacksmith employed In the
Roanoke Mschine-W osks, fell shot through
the temple, and died about . o'clock this
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fort, and Norfolk. Daily sxccYs crsv
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1883 A. NJ. For ali stations and Lexingten,, ~
Louisville. and Cincinnati
4:sor NJ. chsr lli, accommodation DAT ass
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GAO Il, NJ, FOR Louisville and Cincinnatssss III.
D,cting for all points Wes', Nj
west, and Southwest. fast 49, sss,.
daily. Does not stop for IoS % p y
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mond " Cincinnati and " ssmins-
and Charlotte willie 10 Louiss s. s,,,rt
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ARRIVE RICHMOND:
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port's News, except sund,y and all
4:O5 T.. N. Prom LSaisviile. CiBeinnsn' A"o "'
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e.3Op NJ. prom Norfolk. except sunIy. d.,Iy.
oId Point and Newport ~ ssv arain
Pniinan car except on sunnay nat
s9Opu sro,n louisville and Cine'"
FaSi express. daily. - Now
1o.1Op.v rrom Norfolk. Ola Point ana ~"
~ noy,ss News. daily excep, suh us; ola
Sunday r,cnrs,on 10 Newport's News MI r.s IN In
po,nt Nh ,c.ye p,chmond s A. NJ, aud ar'"e "'
Richmon. $50 L. ". returning. .,,c.,s.
Depol: seventeenth and Broa1 ~, and OAssa-
Tickft-Oniees: 1000 Msin s'iee' ~"
peake and Onto Railway dep2,,;, W vrrILER,
General Passenger Agent
c. NC. SMITH, Genera MANAGER. -
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Artificial Limbs for Confederate Sol
dicrs.
RICHMOND, Va. August 20. 1881.

RICHMOND, VA, August ", ISL.
To the Editor OF the Dispatch;
The Legislature at its last session made AZ
appropriation TO furnish artificial limbs, or
to pay Communication to all Confederate SOL
diers and sailors manned in the service.
The appropriation proved insufficient.
Many who put IN applications failed to re-
ceive anything, and the Legislature has
taken no further action in the matter.
Now, as these men are just as much en-
titled 20 the amount n those who were
more fortunate in getting IN their apDlic1-
tons trst, would it not have been much
better II no appropriation had been made
at all : and is not this sort OF legislation very
one sided? Very respectfully,
CONFED,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-21
On the Way 90 Underwater.

loeoree H. boughion IN fiarper'sl
The road ran most OF the way on the top
Of high dixie, and beside the road and
dixie ran placid little stream that was now
a river, now canal, now mill-pond; or
II would lose itself 10 great pools and
marshes among sandy fats, and then pull
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-21
Tho rnnifoi.Innnre Railing.

10 the Editor II the DiSpatca:
"a thing Of beauty is q Joy forever
who does not think OF this when they look
upon the green Cauitol square in Rich
mond, with IL, grand -tltue, and sparkling
fountains. its shady walks and cool seat :
But. alas and aia,. We must peep through
iron bars to see it, beauty. Shut in by a
high. black, iaiI-ike-Iooking railing, its
lOvelino.s Is almost entirely lost. Think
of what gem Of brightness 1t would be- -
that part OF The city II this railing wa, only
taken down or low posts and connecting
chains substituted Let II come down n
once. Located Is the Square j., in the
very heat Of the city, where the weary
man 81 business continually passes, to dis
close il TO view fully would indeed refresh
him ard all Others, and impress the
stranger within orr gates" with the taste
and thogehtfuIness Of the powers that be.
August 10, 1881. \. b. {.
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Rurue,s.s Coeo.sne

will save the hair aud keep 1t In a strong
and healthy condition. because It will
stimulate the roots Of the hair, and restore
the natural action upon which It's growth
depends.
Brunette Flavoriug Extracts are abso-
lutciy pure.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-21
Punished for yriscegcna.ion.

A Madison. Indiana, telegram says: In
the Circuit Court this afternoon Henry
Thornton. colored, for violating State law
in marrying Mary Stoute, white woman.
was sentenced to the state prison for three
wears and fined 800.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-21
by r. Il. Cook. Aucti0lecr,
N,ntn street.
by Furman Tupper,
Real Estate Agent and AuctiOucer,
ln1E Min sirpot.


TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
i PROPERTY SITUATED on SEVEN
TENTH STREET BETWEEN MAIN AND
FPANIlLfS. on THE SpU riltAST CORNER
OF WALNUT ALLEN.-ln pursuance Of "a cer-
tain deed II trust. ,Nccutel ON the Stn Of June,
1850. by i-lgc Jacoh. and wife 80 TIE Undersigned
trr-tee.. dcftult having been made IN the pay
monts of thc note therein secured ny the direction
of nc holder viii sol by auction, On the prem
FRIDAY. AUGUST %, 1851,
81 G o'clock =. W., the above-ie-cribcl FRO
PETTY fronting | : feet inches ou >event .cnth
street on ne south line of Walnut alley. and cN-
tending back 50 feet 8 inches tO IN alley. ic'f
Wide. The improvements consist of a THREE
STORY ERlCk STORE And DWELLiN,i, with
out-buildiugS. This property f. >ab'cct 10 IN an
nral gr0uili. rent e g2is bI,aels Of wheat.
TEFMS: sufficient u cash 10 pay cNpnn%s ni
sale, balance duc ou original NOTE ~ sbiV.Jr'
with per cent. interest from April 20. -S4.
balance Upon six and twelve months pur'hi-er
O. execute li- note, for deferred payments. with
Interest added, ami secured by trl,t- leed.
GEORGE ~. POiNDENfER,
EON ARD SMtNEFORD.
Trustees.
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An reeslar DasscnRer trs'Iur ~ =.
PULLNAN-CAR SERVICE. v,.h-
hs,onT r,an NJ. 2-wsshinston aud Anga,s1
v,ss,ston and New orleans. Es,.a9na l on,
p.nSiiir. Returning, Dansilie ana isi'"'"'''
Tietets sold 30 all points seuth. sod,"'>'" '''
.o,th ,cxt and bagpage check ed thtps
DO iay-o'er cnNAse NJ SLAUGHTER.
General Passenger Agent
sol HAAS Traffic Manager. ana
Al RIyEs. General Manager
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Nv sutton & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctionesrs,
No. li08 Main street

GALE At AUCTION OF A Two
- story FRAME DWELLING, TO BE RE-
SoyFf WiriIlN TIN DAYS, SITUATED AT
so,rTuwFsT CORNER of THIRD AND
JkrEsON srREET,-At the request OF ne
ovsnsr. we hall sell ut public auction, upon The
premises. on
THURSDAY. ArGusr 81, 1884,
a n o'clock T.. W., 20 the highest bidder, tbe
Epx gr Unwilling stutied As above. and - be
removed OF the lot " nov occupies wtnin zen Jays
from the day Of sale. ...>.. o
TERMS: Cash, SUTTON W.,
au 90 Nuc'phcN'S'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-21
AUCTION Sales.--future DAYS.
by Furman Upper,
Zeal Tstale Agent and Anctioneer,
So. Iol6 east Main street.

uCTIOM SALE OF A NEAT COT
n TAGr, WITH ONE ACRE OF LAND Al:
sor-Td sioF or BROkD-STREsT Og DEEP
pfiN TJTRNPIKE, FIVE MILES FROM RICH,
MOND. IHIEDlA TELY opPoslnt Tue tA ~
TiIF LANDS or sir. SMITH TlIORP ASO
OTHERs.-By request Of the owner VIII sell ny
auction, on Tie premises, on
TUESDAY, AUGUST 20, 1885,
a, $50 o'clock L. 81. the above-rcferref-to pro-
merry Per -Ons desiring snug country none
s.ic '''' wv FCRnAN TUPPKR,
-, OF AucUoneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-21
C,IIT0E VERY VALUABLE REAL

GALE Or VERY VALUABLE REAL
- ESTATE N THE COUNTY OF EOrJRD
hND >TArE OF VIRGINIA, KNOWN A.
p ARM containing t72 acsc,. situated in the cOun-
is If Bedford snd state of Nrrinia, ABOUT Two
miles north ri Liberty. II We the home resid.n
OF thc late Hcnj min \. Donald, and Is one Of The
finest forms ~ the county. It Is within abodt TWO
miles the Norfolk and Wcitern railroad. cpnre.
nient to school. ana churches. m" hclgnb3rhp'i
g., excellent. The dwelin2-house l. ot brick hlli
In arst-rate cond, tiou-cont ainag nine rooms atd
cost about $4,000 originally. The yard gtfish'
and orchard contain ut twelfc acre. anu siE
grouu19 are very handsome, continuing nearly
every tree in the American flest snte ani col
ti,strd ruJor a careful sy..cm. Tn Land T. ~
nearly level that machinery can BE- used upon every
acre ~ II. It's well adapted q the grown oI
wheat corn, oat. tobacco, and hay and Is specially
to Iiite rer rt crcet. and Is we'll wstercd KboW
1875 acres art In timber. 100 Of which Is m Ortsi.
nal forest The timber upon u hcuc very are anu
valuable. and u has never been cut over The place
has q good stable, barn, ovcrsecr hou$n, grtltry;
and M. usual out-buildine7 al Of which are IN good
repair. The nrgcr par u the ieurin2 also - IN
good. We ore net expecting any fancy price, and
wc VIII -cll 10 q great bargain. II IS rar- THAI 20
elegant iarm l. Oh red on The n1rk"i-
TERMS: On" third cash; and the rema'ndcr IN
one, two. and three YEAR, with Interest FRO ts
day Of sale secured ny deed OF tru.t 4r per'onai
security f.: bat these terms are not arbitrary. anh
more or less cash can De paid II the purcha"r
Pos.esslon given for seeding wheat NJ The usn'l
time AMI full possession 1T the end Of siXty days.
or soon II desired.
n moi ,oli privately Il VIII be- offered at public
auction, Dn ihe premises on
TUESDAY. OCTOBER 7, 1854,
al - O'Clock NJ.
CAAfN PATTESDS,
:. :. +. PATrE~ON,
Executors.
Tie address Of CAllM PArTEsoS is H)vIrlsyillo
po>t-oflec. Aihemlrle county, Va; and :. e. y.
PA1TESON's liberty. Bedford coun' =. "a. :. =. =.
Paits,pa lives upon the premises, aul viii ,l'"
ihr fIrm 90 any one who de i-c- IL. an lN-id-