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Died.
On Sunday morning, 4th inst. WILLIAM SHAW, aged
% years
On Friday, 9th inst, ADELAIDE Augusta Holt
daughter of stephen B. and Mary Ann Holt, aged i've
years and six months.
The friends and acquaintance of the family are re-
specially invited to attend the funeral Sunday
ternoon 18th inst from So Beekman street. without fur
ther invitation.
On Friday, 9th inst, Mr.. OWEN ArrIELp, in the 22d
year of his age.
His friends and those of his brothers. John and Pat
rick respectfully invited to attend his funeral
his late residence ll9 Ridge street. this afternoon
tive O'clock
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aa5.a63 half bbls. I.6i2
RecfintsnfQrai
Total 1884 ,252h 2o5, s3o,s 3O,4s2

Total ........ 1924, 252H 295,65o1a 30,a62 24,75
Inc receipts OF produce at Boston via the Western
Railroad, do not sum 80 large the income of the
road would induce many to anticipated but little more
Than one-half of the aggregate receipts aour and
only about oneh Of the receipts of grain ae by that
route The arrivals Of -four at Boston, in the past six
months, were only about one-thlrd the receipts at
this port via the Erie Canal in the months Of May and
Lima
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II K l. &c @ TX AP HIC.
Affairs in Albany.

Affairs in Albany.
ALBANY, July Q, Ie<7.
The new Supreme Court, after fsving compIstsd the
new law rues and referred them to committee for rev
'on ana publication, has taken a until Tuesday
n'A' III order that the committee equity side may
nave time to prepare their report
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ALBANY, July 9-P. NJ.
Sales Of 1000 bbls Michigan and Western brands in
Guiding lots Of straight brands Genesee were made at
So Sc 49, Sales Of 10000 bushels of corn we're made
at $50 for Western mixed; do Gle for Western yellow
Rye was dull at roc Oats at 43 a 44c; and whiskey
was nominal at 22c The receipts by the canal for the
preceding twentyfour hours, about as follows =
Flour, 1000 bbs; wheat, 1000 bushels corn 5000 do
oats, 5000 do barley, 1900 do Freights no change
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RPooL CLAssirIcArior.

CAsDLrsaSperm candles remained steady at ale
prices. se III
FE.rHrn'sales of 1000 lbs live geese were made at
FIsB.- Sales Of 400 AGO quintas arv nod wsrs
~ 81 sl4 ~ SIN. Maoksrel dali No va a,oss ~
esi No We and rs w~rs arm w '"'""
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Married.

Married.
On Wednesday morning, 18th inst. at st. Mathews
Church, by the Rev. Dr.. Barry Mr.. HENRY PORE, Of
Jersey CITY, to Miss CAROLINE, eldest daughter of Ed
win Bishop, of New York.
On Thursday evening, 9Th inst by the Rev. Andrew
Stevenson, Mr.. MELANcTHoN w. hartley of this CITY,
to Miss RoBINA daughter Of Thomas Watson formerly
Of Edinburgh Scotland
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- PHILADELPHIA, July 9th, lss7.
Inc southern Telegraph is broken. The mall has
failed beyond Raleigh
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There were received via the Western Railroad, 1891
half barrels, AID from New York 100 half barrels.
Ioti receipts I'd quarter 1877 bb 265 half hbls 34aO
Aoi receipts LIST 1917 bbls $3.50 half bbls 1902
Total bbls. .....,, ss5463 half bbls. 1912
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" oAteH5IUH OF tneBe roads, In northorn and Webt-
ern direction will deveope the agricultural Of
large part Of Michigan which is present without any
outlet to market The business Of the Central road will
be Immensely increased, when it is completed to Lake
Michigan, will command large carrying trade from
Chicago and from the Illinois and Michigan canal All
that section ocounry requires is sufficient number of
tlets with sufficient capacity to carry all the produce
offering and it supply any demand from any part OF
the world
The receipts of breadstus at Boston for the second
quarter Of ls47 distinguishing the Of supply,
were annexed -
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BosToN, July 9-P. M

BosToN, July 9-P. NJ
Sales of 1000 bushels of made chiefly yellow
at previous prices Flour-No change and market dull
We quote good brands Michigan and 0enesee at So l2
So 25. Provisons-Prices remain about the same as
before the news Prime Pork was heavy at si4, and
prime clear held at $40 $40. Lard was in
active at &c. Sales of 1000 lbs good American taow
were made at 91ac Cotton-saes of about 600 bales
were made without change in prices. Freghts steady
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MeGSgv st EH5SaH TdEoAAfSsAATLASSTTafG
s.s ns. ss s1 g saa ;gh: s 4:
Pos, oassmno letters win Ss Tsssvsd a. The agency
on The ss. TS sa aSlse %ss M ay Gm calling
os ssss 1S SEW e J Ss
passage having unequslled daton. CABIN
s"$ ,'s,'s' s$% s$: assi.'
the above i,h July regular day w" ' isse
.SS& FOR LIvERPooL-The New Line-Resular
s .S iii o59N9sU E s%Yw ,oa. ss
~ having splendid large and so%c
sue D'' @6 st MINTURN, 81 South street
The packet ship LIVERPOOL 1900 burthen Captain
Edrdge viii succeed the Hotwaer and sail her regular
& sailing saH master wilt will haS s
freight the bulk Of 1000 barrels. PASSAGE having
Sfs superior sGs'
.S6& FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER-Tbe first
Su RSts B.sS mastered s
Of 1900 barrels and W Z r. SSf 'A'd
NJ VNTEyEhDss BILLIARD AND BOWLING sA
riean Hotel, New York ''''" ''e
The subscriber would respectfully inform hends and the
public in general that he has FIVE SPLENDID BlLLIARD
TABLES constantly kept in good order As the tables in
separate apartments the proprietor thinks viii be more
lect and agreeable to gentlemen visiting his house.
Each gentleman visiting the above establishment, will be
furnished with private and for his especial and
Away stocked with the best Of Liquors and ssSsr,
BOWLING ILEYs, in the Basement hal the usual price,
that IS twelve m,dahaf cents per string Alsoa large room
for Domino playing.
During the the choicest Oysters that comes to
market d,
NorIcE-0entlemen will please communicate at the Bar
eQl e(f GdyfUn he daufe
FRANCIS MONTEVERDE,
l2uwsr No.5 Barclay street, New York.
EANS-FRENCH AND CHINESE FANS-rREDE.
RICK A. WOODWORTH has just opened a case 81
priced euch Fans sticks white and SILVER paper
aud 10 nch Of fans invited TO examine ms
extensive rtment which comprises almost every style
including all s dne sna, ,nd sandal "ss
Fans tainted silk aud Kid Pans together with extensive
esersrou WOODWORTH, Successor to Bolfanti,
je2i Itcodsr re 32s Broadway. near the Hospitsl-
STyUF SARATOGA TRAYELLI Nc. TRUNK manutac
i mr,S bv CROUCH < FtTZGERALD No. Maiden
Lane rs one of the splendid and substantial trunks that
was ever producsd this market designed for citizens
md stranger who visiting that fashionable and eele
brated watering place. where handsome and commodIous
trunk is outs essential well filed purse All others
who are IN Of trunk, bag satche vslise will
6nd the largest best the city select FROM
Isdi,s Trunks Hat Boxes &c &c in an endless variety
Every article warranted sold and cheaper than the
quality of inferior make be purchased else where
jes iat eod.rc No M6den lane.
(yUANO-Baance ofthe cargo of brig Virginia south
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. % Maiden Lane, and
~ iosk West Broadway has splendid assortment Of Gents
Boys and Chid,ens CIo,hIng I've ounce skeleton Costs
STYLE short skirt Frock and Shad Coats suitable Tor
sire ALSO than thousand pieces OF fashionable
goods 70 make to order all ofwhich will be sold the lowest
poyble price
NIB. pleasant SKINNER Coat, Vest aud Pauts ltc Z, TO
", No rs Maiden Lone. and losx West Bsosawsv.
jelO 70tsr l.f
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SPYKOMETEk;--Thi valuable and Indispensable medical
ceiyed the approbaon Of members the Royal Society,"
. Ss il 1"a h 4.
hand: he HIoss,Ss and
81 s%s m sssfs ".
As 81 S.r roof
e II the best % old Roof S sps tight
e
T ACE CA APE s:;;.: RODENTS, s7s B5oady.y.
York nood. o. the oMnsx hsw
Maleine Lace Cspcs from 90 upward white and black vi.
C.ps: 90 s SG 90 a.
esa ss1 Do HG as snd
very cheap ladies' needle work and ambour Dresses do
> Premium Patent Elastic Shoulder Brace 50 mssiy re.
as w'
ss SSy
s ss' is s' sSe
as improve the ioi" lobe h.d v99s;sls and issst
Gentlemen'sout6ttng store, 237 Broadway,
AsS, Body Belt Abdominal
JEFFERSON INSURANCE. CoMPANY-Oaice No.
G s,SIs ,aa"
fire. on dwelling houses, warehouses; buildings in general
Losses correctly and promptly adjusted and paid.
yhe. T. Woodruff. Robson M D., E.nei. Sage.
HSsss s. ssb MFH Sn 4a.of
John 4 Lee. Elisha Riggs. Tho.. Mamsii,
jsa@ Mi S;sp9 A 4so
Tho'. W. Thors, john II; 3syi..n r,,cw n 0'
GEo. T. HorE, Secretary. myTc
C1 TO FAMILIES AND IiNvALIDs.-The follow
S-the universal sa,isfacon they give to those who use them
siMO9s Cegrtlandt street street
so ms 70 and al
al a@ps sIee IL GaIumhi, f., ,,,v;,.
aiascpTf-the best article eyer used. '"'
ALTAR Dye that will color the Hair and give I, beam
Mars Acoustic Oil, certain cure for deafness
2-Townsends, Sands and CcmstockI Extract OF sarsapa
a-spohn Remedy, excellent article for sick or nsr
2-Pmf Syrup for coughs colds, and al, d;,,,.. Of IN.
,ai-Hays Linment will cure the most obstinate case. Of
Vermiinse for worms children adults never fail.
a-sove, Crate, and Iron Vanish, superior to any thing
2whossSh and BED Bug Bane-win sdscasIy do away
,,2i5Longeys Western Indian Panscea, the best family
sold csLv at No. TwS;ENTY.oNE courtlsndt street.
NQTICE,-The subscribers inform the public that they
from Sharon. ipDS q. eI ss
ssS &c Fl as. e &. :%s
Wholesale and retail their establishments No Park Row
ana oSi broadway, near Prince street. ~
lc2s 3otsr Sole successors 10 Place \ sou,llard.
w MURRAY LEIGHTON, MD, has removed bis Of
snk srS q! 70 ios Cnaaes!s sss !sppo's me nioa
KsH} 61es Ro"r f~m osfT WV j.ss ,ossrc
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(UANO-Baance ofthe cargo OF brig Virginia from South
~ Amenes from analysis superior TO any Other KIND q
the market For sale ~ lots TO suit purchasers at TnppeITs
Stores, BI9ohiyn.nem Fulton Ferry, AIRY g ,rpv,,
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".
A true copy. FRANCO. STOUGHTON
jc22 LIT FIJI Consul &c

Jc~S III u consul, &c
JAMES M. KELLY, Shakespeare Building cornerof sixth
and Chestnut streets Mercer aud Tailor respectfully
forms his customers and the public that he taken that old
and well known esablishment, the Shakespeare the North
rs a W s anu r "heie VIII DC io9nd
goods ofthe best quality has made TO
early fresh supplies Of all seasonbc goods
and patterns. He will devote his entire time and attention
may depend upon their wants being supplied the shortest
notice, which, in these tines be regarded of the
least importance. BY the he has been able
make from his long IN business and in the way
purchasing goods he will furnish his customers cheap
other and ashonabe Mercer and Tailor
in the CITY, He therefore, respectfully socu public patron
Philadelphia Nav, ia47 els Inns
X ANE's PATENT PORTABLE BATHING TUB and
n Shower Bath connectedA splendid arrange ent-Gen.
demen about fitting their country residences would do
well TO call and examine them they the ng also
general assortment Of bathing tubs shower baths and baths
wholesale and retail. CHARLES KANE,
JED 30terc 377 Bower. N. Y.
M oNEl ~! LEMT.The hFhs.. p5lee. advanced large
plate, ewery furniture clothing, dry goods &c, &c.
JOHN NJ DAVIES Licensed pawnbroker,
Persons received in private Office By ringing the bell
rnv2S
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photographic correspondence Of Philadelphia Bulletin
- FREDERICKSBURG, July O. l647.
There has been q great Taylor meeting in Halifax
county, (Va0 when Rough and Readyn was placed
In nomination for President the peoples candidate
against all caucus dictation
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sold IN that district is between sso and 100000 acres
At this rate all the land At present unsold In that da
rict will be disposed Of and under cultivation Ths
rapid growth of that section OF the country is pretty
well illustrated by the fact that from the 18th of April
the LIST of July the number Of arrivals and csarances
b-gs schooners and propeers at Milwaukee was a4s:
passengers arrived $50 bulk of passengers goods
boisi merchandise, tons 27ss. For such short time
this exhibits large business
The receipts OF produce Detroit, Michigan via the
Central and the Detroit and Pontiac Railroad for the
month Of June were as follows
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NVTlCE-The Subscribers inform the public that they
rave Just received eir supply Of Mineral Waters direct
s se sehy &f &C. AL particularly beneficial hi. season
wholesale and retail their establishments No Park Row
and 3si Broadway near Prince street.
DELLUC Il CO.,
lcN 3Vsr Sole successors Place Soullard.
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OSTA small thin Book, either in 25th street, near Arb
- avenue, the Harlem Railroad Station. City Hall
Place entitled System Of Abbev with the authors
the title and the end of the The finder
will be literally warded leaving the address Of the
Wells LIvingstons Wall street. jl0 taj
Osr-On Saturday, the Sd July in the street, lower
- part Of the city in Broadway omnibus large black
cations, notes, nemorand &c. and three s. bills Plainfed
Bank suitable will be paid
to WIN O. LA RUE,
jy0usrc ITO Canal st.
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ZION COURSE, L. L-TROTTING AND PACING

TUESDAY, July 20th-Purse $300-$iO0 to the Second
Best--Two miles and repeat.
David Bryant Lady Su folk go pleases.
Hiram Woodruff enters e. Gen. Zac. Taylor to go as he
pleases.
Albert Conlin James X. Polk to go to 100 h.
jylO GEORGE SPICER
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w MURRAY LEIGHTON, MD. has removed bis OF
" nee 70 l0s Chambers street Opposite the sagngs
kaak ard ks House 20 Sstsenth sys.t least Of Union
rssh1 Once houn from 70 PM ie1 SNsrc
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VNHE LADIES AND GENTLEMEN of New York and
vicinity respectfully Informed that Offices opened
IN this for the purpose Of facilitating them forming well
suited for marriage This system gives cha
racter circumstances health, ersonal appearance morals
Sc and ecudes the entire possibility Of exposing names
locality &c, Of the parties
Office for Ladies' (ouly) with lady attendance 81 Grand
street; Office for Gentlemen 36h Lspenard street.
References given and required invariabl All commun.
Cations post paid will receive prompt attention.
iyl0 h.rc +. BALLARDL
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To COUNTRY MERCHANTS Brown aud blesched
Sheetngs Of every style and width, all the known brands
Soim ses'y anu mneo.ax Wis lawrence Indian Head
may be had at manuiacurers the second floors OF
No. 10 and 90 Cedar street, half block above Pearl street
Yard wide Sheetngs cents yard ALSO Bats Wick,
Irvine, Warp aud Wadding; also, best Southern Cotton Yarn
Nos. to IL, and 7 to IL.
T. N. UNDERHILL& CO
Jyl0 nsm Nos. ID aud 20 cedar st.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-05-25
Whole Tickets SO; halves 5; quarters %. G.
icate OF 25 Wholes sll0 50-shares in proportion.

Magnificent Scheme for 9Th June.
5 OF $4,000 20 OF $4,000
TICKETS ONLY $40.
Susquehanna Lottery, Glass %, 10 be drawn on We'd
nesday, June g. s47, at Baltimore. IS Nos l2 drawn
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Old Point Comfort Hotel,

THIS splendid Establishment, from improve
! ments unsurpassed in the comfort and extent of it,
accommodations by any in The Union will be opened
for the reception of visitors the LIST day Of June.
Situated on the Chesapeake Bay, in full view Of the
Ocean, healthy any spot in the world and lying
directly the great mail route between the North and
South II offers, as resting place, every inducement to
the traveller either in search Of health or pleasure
With climate in early Summer famed for its refresh
ing breezes, none, be described more de-
lightfu healthy. the experience Of all per-
living acquainted here will prove, than that en-
joyed by all in the latter part of August, and the en-
tire Fall months. This, with the great facility Of
reaching here, being distant only few hours from
most OF our large cities, with daily mails both North
and South, and from eight TO twelve fne steamboats,
passing daily in every direction, make most dssra
HE location for families and men of business, AS well
aso delightful aud safe retreat for those whom
fear of disease drives away from their homes.
The Bath Houses have hccn greatly enlarged and i'm
proved-6iisd with hot baths shower bats and mr..
Uatis, and stiii a-di~e f,n the most
expert swimmer. There is also a splendid beach for
those who prefer surf bathing
The table will be supplied with all the uxuries of the
and surrounding markets-the cellar and bar with
the best wines and liquors to he procured.
The Fort, the most magnificent public work In the
county, offers military parades and the loveest walks;
the Bay the finest fishing and sang while, for others,
there Billiards. Ten Pms, Music and Dancing, with
obeing and efficient agents in each department
We shall every exertinn To make Old Point In al
respects the desirable Watering Place in the couh-
Try May 25-cW5w
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)TICE OF SALE OF VALUABLE
Land and Negroes,
n WANNA AND CIJMRERJ AND

! virtue Of deed OF trust, executed by Overton B.
P.ut and Mary E his wife, Of the county of Cum
3D. and Samuel B. Petit, of the county Of FIuvan
y the subscriber, for the benefit Of Albert G. Shep-
bearing date on the LIST day of February, 1874, and
recorded in the Clerks Office Of the County Court
wanna and Cumberland. At the instance OF Rich
~ Crump, surviving partner of Caperton & Crump,
y cly Of Richmond, the holder Of the bonds mem
kiin said deed, ! will sell for cssh, on FRIDAY,
h day Of June, le47, the premises, In the coun-
Cumberland, the following property conveyed by
bad Overon Petit, to wit: The Tract Of Land
u Cob Ham, containing about one thousand acres,
the appursnances thereto. Also, the following
les snd other property, to wit: Minor, Ned, John,
BY and child, Sally, Judy, Mary, Nancy, Miles and
\ and the increase of tho female slaves since the
Of horned Cattle, twenty one Sheep, one Thresh-
Machine, one Gig, Farming Implements OF all kinds,
hs SAID Oyerton Is. Pettit's Household and Kitchen
pitGr. And, at the instance OF the sem.. J -ni
,, for cash. on the l2th day Of June, lS47, at the
l!ne house OF Samuel 3. Petit, in the county Of
ANNA, the following property conveyed by the said
u,l g. Petit TO wit: Three several Tracts Of Land,
their appurtenances, lying in Fluyanna county
;rst contains sir hundred and thrtyfive acres; the
cd three hundred acres, and both lying on the Ri
Ia river, and adjoining Joseph Bruce and others;
The third eighty eight acres. Also, the following
I'd Negro Slaves, 10 wit: Gabriel, Jake or Jack,
. Henry, Jacob, Isaac, Peter, Sam and Nathan,
~ Robert and Randolph, tboys,j Jimmy, Mary, Ma
and Frankly, twomen,l and their children, togo
with the increase Of the females. Also, the said
Pe,tt's stock Of Mules, one Mare, several yoke Of
!, stock of Cattle, Hogs, Sheep and Farming Imple-
D. or so much thereof as will DO necessary TO salts
Ne Deed. The lands above described are valuable,
cuarly for the growth Of corn, wheat, oats and to-
D. and all lying on the James and Rivanna rivers
Negroes are likely.
he sale should not be completed on the days above
TONED, I will continue them from day TO day Till
,eted. Sunday excepted. will convey such title
e said properly as ~ vested In me by the deed Of
aforesaid, which Is believed 10 be good.
y 25-cw2w WIN. E. 9 EPHERD, Trustee.
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NOTICE OF SALE OF
LAND AND NEGROES,
IN EI INA NINA

Y virtue Of three deeds of trust executed by Samuel
Petit to the subscriber-the two first are for the
i,6t of A. C. Shepherd and William Fontaine, and
u, date on the 10th day Of November, ls43, and the
I'd s for the benefit Of WIN. Fontaine, and bears date
III. 3Olh day Of January, ls44, all Of record in the
his Office Of FIuvanna County Court. Al the In
nee Of the holders nf the bonds in the several deeds
kutloned, I will, on WEDNESDAY,, the 9Th day OF
ls47 at the residence efthc said Samuel b. Petit,
aid county, proceed TO SELL for cash, the property In
several deeds mentioned, TO wit: Three several
es Of land with the appurtenances, lying IN SAID
)g,y The first contains six hundred and thirty-hve
hes the second three hundred acres, lying the RI
bina river and adjoining Joseph Bruce and Others; and
I third, eighty acres, adjoining Samuel Wood and
tiers Also, the following named Negro Slaves, to
h. GABRIEL Jacob, John, Henry, Jake, Isaac, Peter,
Fn and Nathan, (men, Robert and Randolph, (boys,)
b. the following named negro women slaves: Jimmy.
llnda and Frankly, together with their children and
increase Of the females since the date Of the deeds.
|s The said Samuel B. Pettt's stock IF Mules, Oxen,
|ile Sheep &C. or 80 much thereof rs will be neces-
ky to satisfy the said deeds. There IL large crop of
hea seeded on the lands, and tho lands are indeed
uabe lying on the waters of the Rivanna river, and
M adapted the growth Of corn, wheat oats and to.
tto and the larger portion Of them In fine state OF
Eprovement The Negroes aforementioned are va
Fable. lf the sale Is not completed on the day men,
ued will continue II at the same place, from day to
by Ill completed and will convey only such title TO the
d property as In vested in me by the deeds Of trust
however, 10 believed to bo good.
The sale heretofore advertised by me under the deed
Trust executed BY Samuel Petit, for the benefit oil
VIM Fontaine, above ntoned, was enjoined by the
nd Petit, and the injunction awarded him was dis
shed Al the last April Term Of the Circuit superior
TOUT Of Law and Chancery for the County OF fiuvan
a. WIN. E. SHEPHERD, Trustee.
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By W.. GOddin, Auct'r.
EXEC UTOR's SALE OF VALUABLE

EXEC UTOR'S SALE OF VALUABLE
REALPROPERTY.
TN pursuance of authority vested in ME by The
i will OF the late Thomas Rutherford BLAIR,
decd, SHALL on TUESDAY, The lst day OF
June, i647, at S o'clock, p. NJ proceed on The
premises, 10 sell al public auction, 10 The highest
bidder, the Lot OF ground lying in the City OF
Richmond with the dwelling and Improvements,
thereon, lately in the occupancy of the said T. r.
Blair situated al the intersection Of Leigh and
1th Streets, Immediately opposite the residence OF
Street, and extending back 1854 eel on 7th 81. to
an alley 10 feet wide
Also, iiece ground Immediately in The rear
OF The above described properly fronting "a feet
on 7lh Street, and extending back $50 feel, which
will De divided into suitable sizes for building lots
Also, another piece OF ground fronting 40 feet
on 7th street, and extending back 100 fee and sit
uated between the residence of Col. Waller ID.
Blair and that OF The late Sam'l J. Blair, decd. A
plan OF the said properly may be seen on applica-
ton 10 MIR. Goddin
The TERMS OF payment will be: One fourth
cash, and the residue in three equal payments, al
thereon from the day Of sale the purchaser exc
cutting negotiable notes for The credit payments,
and decd OF trust upon The properly 10 secure The
payment OF the notes.
Selling The properly as Executor, | shall as
usual in such cases, convey title with special
warranty only though the lille is believed 10 be
perfect. JNO. RUTHERFOORD, Exec'f
Of T. K. Blair, decd.
P. Sin several respects this property is par
ticIlarly worry OF attention: Ii is situated near
The City Spring Grove a healthy pleasure ground
for children, and the lots are ornamen.ed with
large shade trees.
WELLINGTON GODDuN, Auct.