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GUAkD AGAINST AGTTES- -This !.

N the season ABOVE al others when most
prevalent and the weather at this particular time Il
OF that peculiar kind, cool mornings and evenings
which rarely fail to give this loathsome disease vitl
ity On the south side of James River, the Matapo-
nj Appomattox and Pauunkey, and in the low IN see
tons of Virginia especially the Eastern shore.
Agues gularly expected TO pay their annual
viss as are the various of the year. and hun
dreds of families look forward with melancholy dread
to the appearance of the unwelcome guests. All
such apprehensions may now be given TO the winds
if those who afflicted win avail themselves Of the
preventive now offered TO them in BAKERS CELE-
DRAFTED PREMIUM BITTERS. From the mode
rately active stimulating qualities of these Bitters
aed their healthy effects upon the stomach bowels,
blood aecretve and digestive organs, and their i've
y, invigoratpg qualities they cannot fail to produce
just such results as will prevent an undue secretion
of bile and consequent arrangement of the system.
As tonic they have superior and the Proprietor
is well satisfied of their great utility in diseases
arising from improper ind geston, that he confident
" recommends it for ell diseases that have their ORR
gin in loss of appetite, sour stomach. etc.
Price so cents per bottle For sale by Messrs Pur
CELL Ladd L Co., Bennett l. Beers Alexander
gists generally throughout the city Also by Todd
Christian Petersburg; d. r. Lyman Lynchburg; King
L Tov, Norfolk; DR.. u. Carnfn, Williamsburg.
SF Orders addressed TO E. BAKER, Richmond
Va. win receive prompt attention. Ill &
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PITTsYLvANIA ELEcTIoN.-An election for dele
gate to ill the vacancy in the Legislature occasioned
by the resignation of Mr. Gilmer, took place ON
Thursday. The Danville Republican gives returns
from three precincts, in which Whitehead has 1913
and Pannili l42 votes
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The AMERICAN LEGATION IN EsGLAND-The
Washington Star states that Mr.. Buchanan,s pre-.
sentation TO the Queen took place at Osborne, in
the Isle Of Wight without pomp parade. lie
had received many kind attentions from members
Of the British Ministry. and more especially from
Lord Palmerston, between when and himself an
intimacy had sprung up, which can hardly fail to
greatly facilitate his official labors.
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10 HANDSOME AND VALUABLE

IhD BUILDING LOTS IN MANCHESTER FOR
SALE AT AUCTION.-Will be sold. on THURSDAY
afternoon, the 10th October 1885, upon the premises
commencing at 81 o'clock, in the order advertised
asif lots Nos H. II &c 40, Al, in the plan Of Man
chester. bounded by McDonough and Perry streets
Aiso half acre lots, Nos 10 and II, in Mayo,s plan
ADJOINING Manchester, bounded by Lawrence and
Jones streets-Aso half acre lots Nos sc and 81 ia
the same plan, bounded by Burroughs street The
above lots will be divided to suit purchasers
After which, will be sold lots Nos. 6, Z g. g. 10 and
Ii IN w ii. Brander's plsn each fronting 80 feet
on jackson street, between Porter and Bainbridre
wide. - 49,
The above lots beautifully located and some of
tnem within few hundred feetl are near the Depot
and workshops of the Danville Railroad company
me attention of Capitalists and others ia invited 70
ibis SALE as 1t is believed that property in Manches
ter 10 enhancing and win continue TO rise in value
besides some OF these lots SO convenient to the
people OF Richmond, that those residing near Mayo,s
pndge could secure themselves q desirably located
building lot, where no city taxes would have TO be
pad at a comparatively small outlay
1ERMS-One-thrd cash. balance at three and six
months tor ne sotable notes, interest added secured
by trust deed or title retained.
oc6 GODDIN AppFP COW An,.s
9 In consequence of the rain, only few of the
ABOVE Lots were sold The sale of them will be con-
sinned on TUESDAY AFTERNOON. the 18th Octo-
pei at st O'Clock The most desirable Lots are nm
sole loo I'll GODDIN Il APPERSON. Aucts. .
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The Washington Star is Of the opinion that the
teegraphic news OF the trial and acquittal of DIR.
Steiner by court martial, charged with insubordi-
nation the murder of Major Arnold, &c, is wholly
without foundation
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On Monday last, George McCauly, who murder
ed George LILLY some time since, was tried by an
examining Court, al Harrisonburg, and sent on for
further trial. at the Spring term of the Circuit
Court for Rockingham county
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REDEMPTION OF u. s. sTocKs.-The aggregate
Of stocks redeemed during the week ending Friday,
at o'clock p NJ, is about S500,000 against $50.
900 in the week before
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NEGRO man belonging to Mr.. C. Taylor, of Am
herst county, on Tuesday last stabbed Sam, slave
OF Maj. John B. Poague, OF Rockbridge The Lex
ington Gazette says they were gambling on board a
patteau in North River. Sam died and the muir.
derer was lodged in jail.
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On Monday night last, in Charleston, VIM. Mel
son cut Joseph Williams severely with carving
knife, and Williams discharged two loads from q
revolver at Nelson, one Of which took effect Nei
Their party was MORALLY wounded
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Unitarian CONVENTION &c

WORCESTER, Mass, Oct. 2Ist-The Unitarian
Convention is now in session in this city Mr.. 5.
r Lathrop, of Boston, has been chosen President,
The discussion to-day has been upon the question
as 10 what constitutes members Of the Church of
Chris: and the right to partake of the Lords
S.nner.
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RELIGIOUS MATTERs-Several religious reyiyals
are in progress in Pittsylvania aud Halifax eoun.
ties, principally among the Baptists
We learn from the Watckanan and Observer that
the Presbyterian Church at Pitteylvania Court
House have selected the Rev. VIM. Neil as their
pastor, and that he has accepted the call
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eA1IING OF THE uIMgOT m,

Nrw Yogx, Oct % P. M.-The steamer Hum
hoht with 100 passengers, Lewis Cass IT, among
them. sailed today. TIE Humboldt took out S70o.
zoe in specie.
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VIVA l.. Hanscomb, of Portsmouth N. H., has
been appointed Naval Constructor-pay $4,000
per annum.
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LATEST MAIL NEWS.
.--- ssnl1an ,.,,,1I111NsGRESsloNAL nEsTMcT oF


p,,rryoRf, Oct % II A. M--The Democratic
Convention q the Gonsrsssta1nai p aaie,,
Joshua Vausant
BALTIMORE, Oct q, p M.-The Democrats
Convention of the bird Congressional District,
,zbi.h assembled to day, refused unanimously to
srfrn, Vansants reclamation, and adopted an elo-
lent address the Democratic voters of the Dis
tr;ef 10 support him.
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roI IlsIoN ON THE COLUMBIA RAIL ROAD
Two LIVES LOST.

LANCASTER. Oct. sl.--A collision occurred on
casteevilie bridge this morning. between freight
,raI, going Eastward. and a passenger train
~ rsp. named Williams and Davis belonging to
die freisht train. were killed, and another man
Mas injured severely
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The ard grist mil OF Dr. d. C. B. Caldwell
four miles east OF Lewisburg was burned on Tues
day night last. Loss $1090-no insurance
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' T!'.E!lLEGRAPHIC NEWS
= .scsavsd no Telegraphic Dspasch Iasi NIGHT
MILLINERY.
MUSICAL NoTTsp= ss====5. !:

N ppccnnS gaL NOTICE. - sicpar To-.
lorna ~ ma n Professor of Mn.;s Joc
vicinity that he ana gentlemen of RichTona a -.
Er sns elty to teach the thearr maacal Academy
hook ths, and vocALlZATiuNsi ~ MboslC, SOL
A. The s uses IN his Academy Il ne soeggos
egaio is The OF Italy and France b =, use use
the Soifeggio, possesses III guy scholar pos
any kna OF Music at sight ana a. q reading
WITH exn-sia. Ihe voice and the ART az = ne
pest italian, French and Gsr las Possession all the
French words. Insiisn and Italian or
,be es mas IS me pest collection of Music in Epro,a
that nothing shall be omitted - Dea5g determined
thorough and complete y tenaer ms school
he proposes TO give fifteen dave taet 49,.
thet 49,; ,1 hot Ieailze more progress durins
Union IN SIX months, they withdraw ith,. sne
charge for the instruction received - "-shoat enJ
TERMS OF TUITION:
LADlEs-oo lessons per quarter of 2 hours eerh =;
GENTLEMEN-36 lessons per quarter of 2 bonrs W
each, after dark. Observation-Disclosures. % No
Any class formed among friends wishing excln - w
slVe Instruction to themselves, can do So
provided IS scholars are obtained-96 les
sons per quarter, of hours EACH and the
privilege to select the hour suitable to
themselves. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, % M
CHILDREN-Class between to IL years Of age,
So lessons per quarter, one hour EACH M
Scholars have TO provide themselves with the Sol
feggio b. ok, which can be procured at the School
The subscription lists are deposited at Mr. Taylor,
Mn sic store, where Circulars can be obtained
JOS. BORA for the present will rent g hall aut
as soon "a sufficient number of scholars are obtain
ed, he will build one suitable for his purposes
Any person desiring to los. BORRA will pleas,
address him through the Post ORice, with the nam.
and all information on the subject cheerful,
given. &C 2l-1wr
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF IAN1

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND
~ IN HANOVER AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
to decree of the Circuit Court for Hanover county,
Andersen v. Sale and wife, the undersigned, Com
missioner in the said decree named will sell at public
auction. to the highest bidder, the premises, on
MONDAY, the 7th day of Nov'r, 1855, at O'Clock p
NJ thirteen Lots of Land lying in the county of Hem
rico, adjoining the city of Richmond, as follows
Nine Lots. being Lots No. 10, II, r. IT, H. Is &C. II
and IS, in square No 10 of this property formerly be-
longing to Thomas Rutherford decd, lying upon the
East side of 9th street, between and streets as
laid down upon plat recorded in Henrico County
Court; one Lot at the corner of Venable and 9th
streets, th South side of Nenable and West side
of 9th street; two Lots, Nos and S, in the plat
above mentioned, on the West eide of 2eth street.
between and streets; and one Lot on the East
side of 18th street, between and streets. And on
WEDNESDAY, the 9th day of November Tract
of Land in the lower end of the county of Hanover
adjoining the lands of Elisha White and N. ]. Alex
ander, containing about i40
All the above are Lands OF which Robert Anderson
decd, died seized and possessed. The Lots viii be
sold in the order in which they named.
TERMs--For the Land. cash for enough TO pay costs
of suit and expenses of SALE say about $780, For the
balance, credit of and two years. with interest
from day of sale. For the Lots near Richmond the
purchaser give negotiable notes, with good endor-
sers. For the Land in Hanover county. the purcha-
TO give bonds, with good security The title be
retained until the purchase money is paid
JOSEPHUS ANDERSON Corn'r
Sale conducted by JAS. NJ TAYLOR, Anet
co 12-tds
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Two iriahuen, named Nailey and Ryan, were
killed on the railroad near HoIidaysburg, on Mon.
day. train of cut them literally into pieces
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usFIIE EA1iaArtsE BANK OF vAtg
RIcHMoxp, 18th October lass.
KIM DOLLARS REWARD AND

wv CAuTI0Nt- stolen at the Depot Of the
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad. in Petersburg.
"a on the evening of Monday last the Iesh instant.
. PACKAGE OF BANK NOTES, to my address.
containing SI4,e60, viz: s..
in notes of the Bank of Virginia, Farmers Bank Of
rrslnfa, and Bank of the Valley In Virginia, S4n6e
). n =, aofes OF thSIExehsnge Bank of Virgins
e CiaIkesyiile. viz:
n sSaiSs, dated Sd September, 1858, No
IL iS s.a % HOO payable TO ]. w. Yeuyg.
"a SSVs dated 7th September, 1855 No
isof te llao, payable 10 ]. w. Young $500
~ AZ Sieu dated 9Th September, 1858 No
Soi 70 500. payable TO j. w Young 500
M -S10W
~ ne above reward viii be paid for the recovery OF
I oney; and the public is cautioned against taking
them. ess - sle Na4A !" ~ lss pa5
Inese are tne only Notes of that Branch dated in
Seplsmper and mace payable in the body 10 j. w
and no others will be issned - -S'-'
By order of the Board Of Directors
oc1o-ts p STROTHER. Cesh'r
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NUNNS 81 CLARK'S PIANOS-P. I'll.
In TAYLOR sole agent in this city for the sale OF
PIANO FORTES made by the above named celebra
ted makers is constantly receiving elegant and plain
PIANOS from their extensive and long established
mandatory.
They combine all the modern improvements and
are renowned for keeping In tune.
% The public are cautioned TO observe that
the title of the firm is NUNS l. CLARK
Old Pianos taken in part pay for ones.
Guitars, Violins Accordeons and Flutes. Also Gui.
tar and Violin Strings of the best quality. 7s
p. H. T. has in store the largest stock of new and
standard Music to be found south of Baltimore and
in the weekly receipt of all the and fashionable
music of the day. liberal discount made to schools
and dealers. PIANO AND MUSIC STORE,
au l60 Main street.
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The Greenbrier Circuit Court commenced ita
session last Monday-Judge Hudson presiding
The Era says there is not a criminal case on the
docket
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EALL AND WINTER GOODS

n eond supply-We shall have open on Monday the
Path instant for exhibition aud sale, the atrac-
tive and cheapest stock of DRY GOODS that has been
offered this season. We name in part, rict Brocade
and plain Silks of every shade; French and English
Merinoes and Mouselnes; Raw Silk Plaids of the
richest colors at so cents per yard; Worsted Paids
yard wide, at SO CENTS worth double; Linen Cambria
Hdkts from g. cents to the finest quality and the
largest assortment of Chemsetts, Collars, Sleeves
and Worked Hdhfs which will be sold at unusually
low prices Worked Bands, double and single very
cheap; square. long and Grape Shawls: few fine
Closks very handsomely trimmed; cases superior
Irish Linen to which invite particular attention.
As all the above goods, with many Others were
bought within the last few days the Northern auc-
tons, therefore, with confidence assure all
those in want of bargains that they will be dis
appointed by giving us call, at No. 1873 Broad Sc
oc 22-6t j. MILLHISER Il BROTHER
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Ms. BORIS AND Ex.Gov FLorp At sprrre,,, ).
The grand banquet of the exhibitors Of h,,r.a.
took place at Springfield, Mara, on Friday as.ar'
noon. There were many distinguished men ,ra
Sent and good deal of speaking. Hon. Al,bo,,
Lawrence gave a sentiment complimentary n
Virginia, which called up Hon. John NJ. Botts
He made witty speech, which, with his forei.
Bile manner, was wellreceived.
lie said he was net a horsetalking but horse.
running man. He was gratiied with the exhibition
81 horses, but more with the display OF men and
women L. closing, he gave sentiment cernpli.
fnentary TO Massachusetts,, az State that would
eleave to the union Of the States, the constitution
aod the lava
Ex-Governor Floyd of Virginia was next intro
duced
He spoke of his pleasure in becoming better &C
quainted with the people north OF Mason a. Dix
on's Line. He spoke of the important influence OF
such exhibitions. Hethought them more valuable
TO preserve the Uni a. and TO bind the people to-
gether than all the resolutions that can be written,
than all Congress speeches, and all the sermons
that can be preached.
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THANK SEWING

RosTos Oct. 2l.-The Governors of Massachu-
sets and New Hampshire have Sc; apart the oath
Of November a day of Thanksgiving
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LATER FROM HAvANA--TAe steamer United
States arrived at New York on Saturday, with Ha-
yana dates to the 18th. We have no news.
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Mrs. Elizabeth Clure was found dead near Pitts
burg, on Saturday evening week. She had acct
dantalIy killed herself while in an intoxicated con.
difinn =
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The Lewisburg Clroniela announces the dealt
Of DR. VIM. N. Patton OF that place.
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BY JAMES Nj. TAYLOR

E'ULTON LOTS AT AUCTION-OnH
u FRIDAY, the 2ath day of October, commencing
at oeiock, NJ upon the premises viii be offered
az auction, 10 LOTS in the town of Fulton situated
on some OF the principal Streets and possessing ad-
town d ~ any IA ZIG
with interest
oc 81 j nj TAyrop A,.
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The Albemarle Circuit Court is in session a
Charlottesville. No criminal cases
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BY a. MOTT l. CO.
ALE OF REAL ESTATE IN THE

SALE OF REAL ESTATE IN THE
- ofif OF RICHMOND.-In obedience to a de-
u sne Circuit Court of the city of Richmond
@ - on the I'd July, 1885, in the cases of Wat
sanes ,s ese6er and Fletcher Watson the under
cee5 ,IS T1n,Inissloner therein named win pro-
NJ ~ kDAY, the 18th day of October 1855
tiop on NJ to expose TO sale, at public auc.
HcItJSF1 ne premises, one undivided moiety of the
,nn,sa and LOT in the proceedings in said cases
E ranlEa situated on l4sh street little below
on ths see. and opposite to the Exchange Hotel
the rnrhas terms, that is say: one-third of
'us enanng third IN from the av o
or to give bonds with good securty
H. sS notes, with an approved endorse fo
s aeisrIed payments, which are to hear intsra,
III tb ~ 81 safe and the title to be retained nm
d,ent p aIcnase money be paid. and conveyance
ocAdtd " CSIANAHD,
S sac TT9na9eted BY A. NoTr & Co., Aucts.
. GIS,1II1TOyNEMENT The above sale is nostnonea
anla, WEDNESDAY,, the 18th instant at Is o,clont
sas "noie property will be sold instead Of an
oc II ALEX NOrr g. RI A.
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~ GoDDIN e APFERs0N-
VALUABLE PRIVATE prcrr,,,r<,x,

VALUABLE PRIVATE RrSTnuNf,r
ON GRACE, BETWEEN 49,. 10y VI. VI
STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUCTIt,g N. H 9TH
we will sell his residence Grace sf,as, pallon
Hill. between 18th and 9th streets at puss snaIch
on THURSDAY afternoon the 9th Sesab ae s ssoa
upon the premises, commencing at Il oefosk M
lot has front of lS2 feet and depth Of al ae ne
The house is in perfect repair, has rooms front -
back portico brick kitchen, stable. &c. and il sT ~,
the most beautiful in that part of the city The ~
will be divided 20 suit purchasers. 80 -
TERMs-One-third cash. balance at 6 and II mos
for gotabe notes. interest added secured by trust
deed, or title retained till the last note Is paid
GODDIN APPEKSON M
&C l9-dtd @ Aucsioneers
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Z " ALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT THE
~, y CORNER OF BLOODY RUN and ROCKETS
STREETS, FOR SALE AT AuCTION-Will be
Spld on WEDNESDAY afternoon, the 18th day of
Cc5opeT, 1883 upon the premises, commencing at At
o eieek valuable LOT at the corner of Bloody Run
ana Rockets Streets fronting 1921 feet on Bloody
Eun ana running back Rookie street I2o feet and
abounds IN valuable moulding sand
IERMs-One-thrd cash, balance at s and months
for ne gotable notes interest added. secured Nv =
trust deed, or title retained - :"
GoDDIN APPERsoN,
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APPOINTMENTS By THE pprs1nr.r,

Herman ]. Rcdheld, Collector for ta,s f,;...... :
New York. vice Greene c. bronson s,rct OF
!ohn y cisco Assistant Treasurer 81 az in.a
1ob a1 Ros aork VICE John a Dix resigned
district of New York, vice H j. Redaela ior the
Washfn0sen yt.s. 4
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FUTURE D4YY

I ". -. pAvENfUHT. ALLEN & CO
y nnu.sC,E.KIES. &C. Ar AUCTION
o'clock. i -, 9Th Oct We viii sell q 10
CERES, vi. os"1e, an assortment Of GRO
iae i rs k ", Jays and Manila COFFEE
behring's: CofIee srrcapr
5reeu and hlseE ~ "a AhS
rInnAapprrisG PAPER: RAIsYNs
Si5Aks; CANDLES - 'SiSs
Also a 80, HHIsKEY, BRANDY. L.
TERms-Under sifn ~ sss I'D
credit for approved psne, Sis0 and over, months
&C ao--a,a DAVENPORT. ALLEN CO.
-- A
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BY GODDIN L APPERsoN

DROPERTY NEAR THE CITY OF
= RICHMOND FOR SALE-WilI be sold on the
premises, on FKIDAY, the 18th October, 1853, st 81
O'Clock, lot of LAND containing about half an acre
with small framed house thereon, near Leadbetters
On the Newbrdge Road; and lot of LAND, con-
Islnng one acre, the road leading to the late Mai
I'd; Chrlstian's farm, and near Wm. Timberiake,s
iERMs-One-third cash balance at and months
foI notes, interest added and title retained
oc Y GODDiN l. APPERSON. Ancts.
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M ETROPOLITAN STORE-The un-

ASI dersigned have just received their second sup
ply of rich and reasonable Fall and Winter Goods
Our stock of ladies' dress goods is complete en-
hracing rich plain figured aud Plaid Silks Merinos
De LANES Mousns Ginghams, Prints ETC., also
goods adapted to mems ehildrens and servants wear
Gloves and a good supply of domestic goods Please
call and examine our assortment before purchasing
oc 10 WILCOX l. BETS, ISL Eagle Square
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THIS DAl
BY GODDiE { XPPERs0S.


By GODD7N APPERSoN
VERY VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
- nj AZ AuCTIoN. ON FRANKLIN STREET,
~ - e n SIIx " kiCHMOND.--WilI be sold on
1919 !, Ins 18th day Of October. 1858, upcn the
preM,seA commencing af the hears herein sftex
a 80 SEAL BRICK TENEMENT ON the North
near 20 Blankenshp's stable ffontsur n feet ruu-
ming back the depsh Of the lot 81 defined 81 Il
aiter which Will pc sold, that valuable LOT Oh the
streets adjoining the residence Of the late IT. spb
lett MeGrnder. Ii fronts about 70 feet ana rr hsrk
$50 feet. 49," -
TEKMs-One-third cash; balance IL s 8 and rnop<hs
for negotiable interest added secured by trusf
deed or title retained
BY request of the heirs Of Sublett MeGruder deed
The sale of the first Lot win take place sclcek
and the latter zf 4o,riock.
oc IL GODDIN l. APPERSON. Auc;s