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JOHN Y. MASON

WILL practice Law in the Couu of Appeals,
w the Chancery Court, and the Federal
Courts held in the city OF Richmond He will also
attend TO cases in The Supreme Court OF The Uni
ed States.
His Office is at his residence, corner OF 5th and
Cary streets, Richmond, Virginia.
nrii I0-2m
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SALE OF VALUABLE GRlSr AND SAW
MILLS, In THE COUNTY OF HANO-
YER, UNDER A DECREE OF COURT.
IN obedience decree of the Cncu Superior Court
of Law and Chancery for the county Of Hanover,
pronounced on the It'll day Of April si9, on the Chan
Gerry side thereof in The suit OF hutter VS. Govans Ex-
rcnto aud others, the undersigned, the Special Com.
missioner therein appointed, will, on tho 9Th day OF
June $780, If fair, ii not the next fair day thereafter,
OH The premises, sell public auction, to the hshes,
bidder, that valuable property known as "Govan's
Mills" formerly "Macon's Mill, situated on the New
Bridge Road, and on Powhte Swamp, about nine miles
from the city Of Richmond, from the Old Church,
and fifteen or sixteen from Hanover Court house-Ioge-
Their with about twenty of land thereto attached
The Improvements consist of a large corn and nonr
MILL with al. necessary appurIenances for manuaclur-
ing; newly built saw mill; and turning lathe and
AZ lurss-ali situated 4 bold stream Of water;
blacksmith's shop, dwelling house and kitchen. This
property may be made exceedingly valuable to any
energetic and enterprising individual.
TERMS OF SALE-une-third OF the purchase mo-
ney IN cash. the balance in Two equal payments al sx
and twelve months-the deferred payments to bear in
leres from the day OF sae the purchaser executing, 10
secure them bonds with good personal security and the
title 10 be retained until the whole purchase money Is
paid. w hlCHhkUooN,
Special Comr Of Superior Court OF Hanover.
MAY 95-cdad2aWtds
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LAND IN GOOCHLAND FOR SALE AT
AUCTION

ON TUESDAY, May ssth, 1870, will be Sold by pub
~ lie auction on the premises that valuable Tract
Of Land IN Goochand county, known AZ CLARE
MONT, and lately occupied by Mr. Benz. B. Allen,
containing $50 acres, more or less, on James River;
bounded by the lands Of Judge Robinson or Dr. Snead,
deceased and the Dover Pit Plantation; supposed TO
| contain valuable minerals, as II adjolns the Dover
Coal Pits II has fine water power, and the James
River Canal runs through IT, There Is on the premises
| II comfortable Dwelling House and Outhouses,
Barns. Stables, &C, all in good repair, and an excel
lent Fruit Orchard. Title believed TO be good; but,
selling Trustees, viii! only convey such TILE as 10
vested In US. WATKINS JAMES,
J. f. ALLEN,
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po,.von.wsnt on aeeOun, Of the vssttsr.

TUESDAY EVENING, May 29lh, the per.
FINANCE will commence with The Dramatic
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|ecko. the Brazilian Ape.
Afer which,
THE TIGHT ROPE,
To be followed by
THE POL X A.

HE Stockholders OF the Richmond aud re.
.rsbcrg Railroad Company are requested
i. rOl;ce ina, laeir annual meeting will be
il. lhe Office in Richmond on Tuesday, the
l. May next, al IL o'clock, A. Nd.
JNO. WILLIAMS, Treasurer.
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gaNGE OF THERMOMETERS.

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T H E A T Il E.
rnE RAVEL FAMILY,
Ia TBe DIRECTION OF FRANCOIS RAVEL
OIL d A Y s.!

,,,h occasion the Company will perform
THREE EXTRA NIGHTS-Tuesday,
az 18Th; Thursday, May 3isi; aud Sa,ur.
!, June d, ls49.
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Fauqu,er white sulphur spr,ngs, virginia.

generally knOun a WGrrcnton SPrfngs,)
WAS open reception first OF june Elk
aspect to No will be spared in
and pleasure of the
the
its almost miraculous effect
regarded
original
guests their health and
remarkably healthy region in full view of
oil the OF
arfenon, horseback the
improving the picturesque seek
gallery the OF billiards.
peculiar care has Approval while the fow
silver fish, the elk and the buffalo,
Who Interested the
word, has been taken winch expanded
ball.
will lend their respective attractions
preparations designed for the monde only 10 e
O
pinp invitation spend The usua ser
respected throughout the season
IS % miles, according 10 me route Nsn
Fredericksburg, and 40 80 from h l; INV my
established Visitors leaving the Dlstct OF ~ @ 's
or steamer nj or M may springs the same day
springs The Post once oooks as s
should be dreced or they may DO et
mr. sent 10 Sulphur Springs in Greenbe
Terms of hoard follows: $50 br the who're season
three months; sou fof Two nons
M ns on,h per se for two weeks " :? per DAY
a.I. - children
nas IA half children under three years old
when provided for children before e usus hou
s,, o,ce Ilorses a day, $40 month. L. .
he and spirits have been procured ana coK"ge WI"
De c"''s'' w DANIEL WARD, superintendent
,e,sa,uve of Virginia assemble these springs
Of debates Wall offer eN
aordnary who desire TO see and hear this ao'o
bodyo Virginia statesmen ID. +.
June 6-dlaw&cpu
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NAVY DFPARraFNT,
bureau OF Construction, Equipment and Repair March l. s49.
NDEk The joint Congress- approved May 1919,
enuued Resolution respecting hemp for the
BUREAU the United hemp agencies Louisville
bureaa delivering under contract AZ either of he sad bemp
agencies for term not exceeding
2ao pounds bid will be consideea
higher tnn hundred foy-one dollars per ton The
pament Will then determine whether the
ed No delivery will be required than day January
The said hemp must be in quality the best hemp
and in all Of equality of bid the will be
hempgroweT The quantity required annually Will be
The said hemp thoroughly dressed cleaned from
when haceied inspectors
spinning Its strength must be such that OF aud three
touIt of inch in circumference, yarns
prepared and tested BY the inspectors, by their directions will
bear at least pounds and It's length other
must be entirely satisfactory 10 the inspectors the chief of this
bureau or Will not be received will be inspected and tested
the respective places OF delivery
The United States hemp certify bills
according may ninety per
cent OF which bills 10 be payable within thirty
offering price, figures CLEARLY
peced tested approved and received by the said hemp
Every accompanied Congress
making 10Th
1916, by written by responsible per-
official parsonage to the effect that
they undertake that the bidder bidders will, his
their bid be accepted, obligation within fifteen
ihe the contract submitted for signatures with good and sufficient
uIenes to furnish the supplies proposed No proposal will be
Bonds with approved half the estimated
addition will be withheld from the amount OF each payment 10 be
made collateral security the due and faithful performance of
complied respects according
Offers be made with the
they wish their bills paid their offer accepted and by Which hemp
sam n s w au nave s and DHd GT s o e
after they received by the agents. will
itself liberty accept place neglected
Mar 4-lawt6thA
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l,ERTAIN CURE FOR TOOTHACHE-Ifn any person is

E.-
ppfsaiion W1eer. Iss5sry Toot4 Na.A
tae This valuable belongs almost exclusively this
@ following H s are aoHea cures nave zee" caused Ns
Much benefit has been derived by family and friends,
Whsse Teabs Too Wash i an sdas see"a
rom disease. 1t is worthy of confidence and use: -
by Teabeuy
Tooth WASH to my certain knowledge and respectfully solicit
Sold at the Depot Nos. | and Browns Hotel.
CURE FOR SORENESS OF THE GUMS
ISSs who may BE- troubled BY of the gums win
e Elevate a ne sound
mt condition, an then health" far s
md gums and found s that although before use sas eSa so
a%s sS' Of @ ao aa @ sacs
ss have ,ns s' very rd FL
REMEDIES soFTNEss OF THE GUNS.
~ the ana aa% Of s
Whaeq aTa a %nse oo W IA by Jew Of
Having had teeth amended with Of the
entirely took the scur from my teeth periec, aud
cure s sa to the public is yf PLEASANT
have wnsss Tsasy Tooth WASH and found
''''D'''' gums ''''' GEORGE STREET.
ARRESTS ALL BLEEDING OF THE GUMS.
I use Of aG e1 o0 al Ws a al
the bleeding and keeps the perfectly health
have Teaberry years. and
find kind is the
rom bleeding. GEORGE F. SITES.
During ,eehne a child,
the other sn good ad s Ms had Sa ons %
and nbducd all and fever proving superior article
children while teehing For this purpose
dilute II with water unni 1t Is very weak - = s.
Depot Nos and g Browns Hotel
KEEPS THE TEETH, GUMS, AND MOUTH PURE, AND
SWEETENs THE BREATH
Preserving teeth gums pure heahy
from
prevents natural corruption which the Of
gradually brings upon eXpeI all humo
epe anmalcum which are liable located
cavities and preserves impurities,
constantly tends purify keep sound and healthy and greatly TO
and them.
II Keeps the gums es pure healthy, creating
healthy action and circulation IN the gums and by Its atrngency
md effects healing and correcting impurities and together
with purifying and Keeps the breath sweet
and pure and the teeth gums, and mouth excellent in
find on trial tha, Wheeles Tcaberry superior
freely recommend it all fond of sound and wh
NeN w. SMITH
have effects of Wheees Tea,erry
Wash young lady whose teeth and
affected 1t afforded every satisfaction - - .
have used Wheces Tcaperry Wash, recommend
favorable and patronage being pleasant the
and teeth and leaving pleasant fragrance on the breath
Having Teabcrry Tooth Wash recommed
public possessing purifying properties, which render the
teeth ccany, and make the gums healthy.
have used wheeer's Teabeny Wash, found it
cleansing purifying effects the teeth and gums, for
which l recommend IT, g. ,,,,,er,,
Having used Wheeer Teabery Tooth Wash for time,
feel waranted TO say satisfaction,
of the public feeling assured that all who
will it, will also approve OF its efficacy. ,p - ,psor
Depot of sale and Browns Hotel kept by
M. II. STEPHENS, Agent
Jnnl1
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Class No. 4
Southern Yelloto Pine, 10y cubic .foot.)

White Ash board measure) per thousand feet.
e s eco ss of pa ss j, inches do 's'et
TO Y inches and upwards in be'dhs and usual lengths
10000 $1,000 do DO boards do X y 30 30
~'' From to 10 inches wide, I2 Is lengths.
Black Walnut, board measure.)
900 feet of plank, 4 inches thick
I; COO g $ % 90 * &C.
ID inches upwards in breadth.
1000 feet of boards ! inch thick
re be IN caiS Of 49, 49, 90 inches proportions
Cherry, board measure.)
boards inch thick 49, 49, and 20 ,h inches wde pro-
Elm, board measure.)
5000 feet boards Thick 10 inches wide Is to
1000 fee, Of plank inches thick, 81 inches WIDE
Cypress, board measure)
5000 feet boards thick 10 inches wide Is to
'''' ''''S Class No s.
st. Domingo Mahogany for eapsans, (board msasure)
pieces each piece AZ thick, % inches wie feet long,
pieces each piece thick, a5 inches wdc feet long,
pisces piece inches thick Is inches wde' feet long
nece each piece inches thick inches wide, feet long,
pieces piece inches thick, 10 inches wide, feet long,
pieces each piece thick, 10 inches wide, feet long,
pieces each piece az thick la inches wide, feet ong
straight grained clear OF KNOTS sp ana all one oeiccu'
(by the foot)
Buy Mahogany, (board measure)
plank inches Thick be u inches and upwards in
goo feet of boards, inch thick
1890 %eo 80 90 DO DO ! DO DO
O To he 49, 49, and % inches wide equal proportions
by the foot
Class No. g.
300 hickory hanspkes length, inches the
end, and less than az inches at the small end
To be offered for by the piece
Class No. T.
Lignu,nvite, (by the ton Of 2,240 pounds.)
yis B. A. 8 g. T. j. O. and 10 inches be free of shakes
rents, cracks, and all other defects
NAVY YARD, PENSACOLA.
Class No. /.
White Oak Timber, 10y the cubic feot)
$500 cubic feet best quality white oak plank stocks to average 4
feet long, and less than trthve feet long, to square from
| to Is inches, and average Is at top ends
Glass No. g.
Ycliop Pine Timber, Coy the cubic foot)
1000 grained onsleaf yellow plank stocks
quality length less IS IS feet;
| from II to IA inches, and average 10 at top end
| Class No. 3.
Lumber, BOARD measure,) per thousand feet.
% goo feet best quality white pine boards inch thick
; ;ss$$ ss 4: !: 5 il q &, Ct.
juniper, inch, hest quality; from ~ to
| feet, width from 10 TO IA inches.
| Class No a.
| Hard rood Plank and Boards, board raeasurs)
800 sup feet cherry boards inch Thick u feet long, l2 to
700 feet black walnut inch thick, II feet long u to i
| inches wide.
500 81 Domingo mahogany nch and 10 to 10 feet long
sup Domingo mahogany nch and to ~ Rect long
l5'o 20 inches wide.
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50 White ash oars II feet long $50 feel in length by
100 white ash 6 feet long, 500 feet length,
$50 white oars, long, length by the
800 white ash oars, IA feet long, 1900 LENGTH
500 white ash oars, 10 feet long, 500 length by
foot
800 white oars, 70 long $500 length by
All the foregoing ash timber and plank quality
white ASH free from knots Shakes splits, and all defects
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NIUp5 4 We It
Spar Timber.

inches parallel. ''"' N' '''e'
yellow pine sticks 40 cubic feet spar timber long,
yellow pine sticks o5 cubic feet of spar timber 70 long,
yellow pine sticks cubic spar timber long,
yellow pine sticks cubic feet Of spar timber 81 feet long, 10
yellow pine sticks spar TIMBER long,
inches Z from butt &c
yellow pine sticks 9es cubic of spar TIMBER p feet long, %
yellow pine sticks, s7 cubic Of spar TIMBER 65 feet long, %
All yellow pine spar timber be of the best quail
~ free from heart shakes wind shakes and all other defects to be
Of the face from each corner Those pieces marked ~ from butt
wards the end which be OH pieces to IA inches
and the smallest to IL inches-by the cubic foot
Class No. s.
Spruce Spars.
. spruce s. to 60 feet ons Of oportonate sze per spar
Is spruce pas Is to 50 feet long @ size per spar
Class No. g.
Ash Timber, &C., &c.
ash logs, IA long, inches diameter 3os inches,
300 inches round ash timber 90 "a inches diameter inch
so inches inches round ash timber % inches per nc
900 feet ash plank inches thick q inches wde board measure
500 feet plank a1 inches hck 81 inches wde board
500 plank, "a inches thick 30 wide,
1900 plank thick WIDE measure,
500 plank, Thick wde measure,
per i,oo5 feet.
500 plank, az thick wide,
1000 feet plank inches thick, IL inches wide. board
ure, per | 900 feet
900 plank az thick, 20 widc board
1000 feet plank ~ Thick wide
900 feet
plank, inches thick 81 inches wide board
ure per 1000 feet
900 plank, ~ inches thick inches wide board
1000 feet ash plank ~ inches thick wid
900 feet
1000 feet plank 2 Thick wdc
1000 feet plank Thick wde
per 1000 feet
inches inches
per 1000 feet
800 plank inches thick, IL inches wide, board measure
1000 feet
OO plank inches thick ~ inches wde board measure
1000 feet
1000 ~ inches Thick IL inches wide board measure
per 700 feet
o feet ash inches Thick IL inches wide board measure
| per 900 feet
1000 feet thick, l6 inches wide board
| ure, per l 900 feet
800 feet wide, board
1000
1900 feet plank inches thick inches
| per | 900 feet
| per 900
5000
SW ieet ASH plank IL inches thick, board per l0V
|
400 feet a-h plank inches thick 20 inches widc a
| feet long, well seasoned
600 feet plank, inches thick wide
| feet long, well seasoned /.
plank thick 20 inches wide and IN
| wards, be clear and well III :
$50 ash plank, IN inches thick
clear and well seasoned
5000 feet ash plank ~ inches tck 10 widc to
clear and well seasoned.
ZOO ~ inches thick 30 inches
TO he clear and well seasoned.
600 feet ash plank inch thick, IL to 20 inches widc
and well seasoned
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Class No. s.
Class No. s. ~
White Pine Timber, &C., board medsureo FER thousand

WhHe Pine Timber &C., board meosure,) Per thousand
feet.
N pine seasoned, is feet
long, equal quantities.
700 feet 4nc white IL 10 IL IL 10
long, equal quantities.
1000 3hch white II Ia inches wide, IL IL
feet long, equal quantities.
1900 feet IN Inch white pine II to IL inches wdc IL 10
feet long, equal quantities.
clear white IA inches wide IL to IS
feet long, equal quantities
II 900 2inch clear white 10 IA inches wide II 10 feet
long, equal quantities.
900 feet TX inch white IL IA inches wdc II 10 10
feet long, equal quantities.
III 900 feet IL inch clear white IL IA inches wdc IL to 10
feet long, equal quantities.
10 900 feet Ia Inch white IL IA inches wide l2 to 10
feet long, equal quantities.
III 900 feet nc clear white ii inches widc IL TO Id feet
loIU equal quantities.
1000 feet inch white IL IA inches wide IL to 10
feet long, equal quantities.
5000 feet Sinc white II to Ia inches wide, II to 10
fee, long, equal quantities.
10 900 feet 2mc understandable white IA feet and upwards in
length
10 900 2nch merchandise white pinc IA and upwards
length
10 200 feet 2nc niercsc white pine ID feet and upwards
length
10 600 feet good box boards Is feet long, II feet long 2 5
and 10 inches wide,
1000 understandable Albany plank, per plank
1900 do do boards, per board
Class No. D.
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of quality sap wood holes, sawns-per
10000 board measure, pine boards Ia
have not more than three medium within the surface
% holes and uneven sawngper thousand feet board
Ash, Cherry, Black Walnut, Cypress, Locust, DC.
800 cubic white pieces long,
IL inches diameter in the middle of sticks
none less than 10 inches daineter-per cubic
500 feet board mease cherry boards thick, average Is
inehes,-per thousand feet board measure
10000 board measure plank tckper
thousand feet board measure.
500 feet board cherry plank, inches thick
IA inches wide-per thousand feet, board
900 feet board black walnut boards inch thick,
average s inches wideper thousand feet board
500 feet board measure black walnut boards inch thick to
average IA inches wideper thousand feet, board
800 feet board measure, black walnut plank INCHES thick, to
10000 feet board boards, inch bck from 10 To
30 feet long, and from II inches wdeper thousand feet board
pieces yellow locust to long, to s
inches Il inches diameter clear of bark
the middle OF the sticks or 55 cubic eepe cubic foot
fuc, feet long and 10 inches diameter IL cubic
measure, boards Is 25 long,
from 10 IL inches wide and Inch thousand
board
ash, cherry, Sc, described very
STAINS Ne The plank and boards TO be sawed tcknesscs
Class No A.
Black spruce spnrS and poies-By the inch and pole.
30 pieces 81 long, diameter in the middle inches
10 pieces 30 feet Longs inches diameter the middle Az inches
diameter AT the end clear of the barkpe inch, $50 inches
diameter the top end, barkpe
40 81 feet inches middle,
100 pieces, % long, middle, ~
inches diameter the end, clear OF the bark-per nch 500
inches.
100 poles, 20 long middle,
diameter top end bark-per pole pole.
All the above to be OF the best quality straight and free
NAVY YARD, BROOKLYN, Ny.
Class No. /.
LiUe Oak Timber; {by the cubic foot
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Class No. ..
Loc,tst Timber

500 cubic Long Island timber lengths
feet II inches diameer s than 10 inches be
the best quality from all defects
pieces yellow locust TIMBER IL cubic feet Long Island, feet
each, % inches diameter.
yellow locust timber 81 cubic feet Long Island feet eac
IL inches diameter
80 yellow TIMBER $50 cubic
\ inches Diameter.
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Class No. 3.
White Ash, (by iineai foot.)

Class No. g.
White Ash, (by linsai footD
100 seasoned white ash, aes IA feet 400 lnea feet
100 seasoned white ash, aers 6 feet, 500 lnea feet
81 inches square at loom 81 by IL inches at the end
NAvY-YARD, WASHINGTON.
Glass No. l.
White Pine, board measure,) per thousand feet
1000 sup feet inch white pine panel boards
$4,000 do IL do do
1000 do do
Class No. 2.
Ash, per cubic foot
500 cubic feet ash logs, viz
500 third, be from l6 TO 20 inches in diameter
800 one third 10 be from 20 TO "a inches in diameter
50Os third, be from "a TO d inches in diameter
All 10 be from IL 10 10 feet in length
Class No 8.
Miscellaneous, board neasure,) per thousand feet
500 sup. feet X inch yellow poplar panel boards
800 do , do black walnut do
800 do I4do do do
800 do / do do do
500 do do do do
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plank thick, inches wide be
and well seasoned.
5000 feet ash plank, inches thick 10 10 inches
clear and well seasoned.
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Class No. 8.
Yeiioto Pine Timber.

10000 cubic feet southern yellow pine plank stock
10000 cubic feet southern yellow promiscuou timber
The plank ock be in length not less than 81 feet averaging
10 feet half IL nches and half IA inches and
upwards at the top end Of the Sticks Of best quality long
leaf, fine grain free shakes. sahej all other
defects be hewed
oneeighh of the breadth the each
cubca contents of all be excluded in the
the timber,
The pfomcuois mbero TO lie lengths not less than 30
average 40 feet IA inches the
ends averaging 10 inches to be of the best quality long leaf
be hesed fair edge, according ID the growth Of the and
have of the breadth the from each
the cubca of all be excluded
Of the timber proportion the above timber
hewed with fair Of inches spring the stick.
The aforesaid pank stocks" and procuous nber must be
ed between the LIST Of October and March, and
have within miles of coast stripped of
bark hewed within 20 days feled, placed clear
of the ground.