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BY KENT. PAINE KENT
I .ARGE AND fEhEMPTORY SAT.

Ok hENT PAINE KENT
ARGE AND fEhEMPTORY SALE
OF DRY GOODS AT AUCTION.-Op THURS.
DAY. the 18th inst. commencing at 10 O'Clock, we
fresh and seasonabe DRY GOODS. comnr;s;nss - -.
riety of new and desirable styles y"
We will also sell. BY order of the Trustees. the
stock of Merchant Tailor, consistina of INC
CLOTHS. CASSIMERES 3
DRILLINGS, VESTINGS, TRIMMINGS, &c.
ALSO,
From retail house, declining business large in
voice OF fancy Dry Goods, consisting of
DRESS GOODS. SILKS, RIBBONS
WHITE GOODS, IRISH LINENS,&c
ALSO,
loo doz White and Fancy Linen Bosom SHIRTS
20 do Hickory do
direct from the manufacturers
TERMs.-All sums under SlO0 cash +. over that
amount, four months credit for approved paper
myl2 KENT, PAINE & KENT Aucts
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The ODD anniversary of the American COLOMBIA.
ton Society was celebrated in New York on
the 9th. Rev. Mr.. Gurley, of Washington, and
Rev. Mr.. Adams, of South Africa, were among the
speakers. Receipts Of the wear $40 337
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MOVEMENTS OF MATT. WARD--We have already
noticed the arrival OF Matt Ward and brother al
Cannelton, Ind. They had been in the city but q
shorttme before, rs we learn from the Hawesville
Eagle, committee of citizens waited upon them
and desired them to leave the place. Thereupon
they went to Judge Huntington's, some distance in
the country and afterwards took passage on the
Eclipse for Arkansas. When the steamer reached
Henderson, large crowd collected on the wharf
and ordered the captain to be off with his boat and
cargo.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
nv Ef1AN QAI
BY ELIAS HALE,
Auctioneer and Commission Merchant. log Main Il

DI E1fAS HALLE.
Auctioneer and Commission Merchant, fes Main It
SPLENDID PAINTINGS AT AIrc.
~ TfON.-On WEDNESDAY, nth inst - =,
O'Clock A. H. at my sales room there win Be- rrest
sale OF valuable collection of Europesn fms OH.
PAINTINGS, numbering some one hundred and
twenty five rare specimens from the pencils Of soe
OF the most celebrated artists OF the Dutch French
Flemish, ltaIisn and English schools such ~ wate.
let Postelle. Van CoppeI, Van Zeebroeck, Mssesnti
ca, Cartier Muller, Chsmbeant Nsymans. and 9th
srs of like celebrity.
=, Aiso, several fins copies after Raphael, Henns,
jas emet and others for particulars of which ref
erence IL made to the catalogue.
The whole collection Is the property Of Mr. Mar.
Cher all having been selected by him during resi-
dence on the Continent of Europe, and WILL upon 4
careful examination, be found superior in point OF
elesance and re- artistic merit to any ever offered
in this city and such the attention of the admr
ers Fine Arts' of Richmond and vicinity il inyi
Ted to the sale. =
All the pictures have been framed in rich yils
frames. made expressly for them by celebrated
manufacturer of New York, and all being In perfect
oroer are ut ornaments to adorn the parlor or draw
They will be open for examination with cata
oeues three days previous to sale, viz on Saturday
me ladies' and gentlemen of this city and vicinity
are invited to examine them prior to sale. -
s1ge 1s to be peremptory and takes place on
precisely az ~ ocioca
my IL ETJAS HATE 49,.
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MURDER OF AN ARTIST. "A young artist at St.
Louis, named Laidlaw, said to be accomplished
scene painter, and the reputed husband of Salie
st. Clair beautiful English actress now residing
and performing at st. Louis, took ride few days
ago into the country, from that city, in company
with another man, and on the next day was found
dead in the woods, with bullet in the head. His
companion has not since been SEEM The deceased
was native of Europe.
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SAILING OF THE ARABIA.

BosToN, May l0.-The steamer Arabia sailed al
noon today for Halifax and Liverpool. taking ou
l60 passengers, and $4,000 in specie. Aaron
Hobart is among her passengers as bearer of des
patches.
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Mr.. Patrick ii. Brooks, well known citizen OF
Washington, and printer by profession, died on
Tuesday of small pox
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Shocking MURDER OF A CHILD.-On Saturday
morning last, about half past . o'clock, woman
named Maria Daley, residing at Norrstown, Pa,
killed her infant six weeks old by cutting it's head
from its body with razor. The occurrence took
place in the upstairs room of a email house on Mar
shall street The neighbors and the husband of
the woman say that she had been crazy for several
days prior TO the commission OF the horrid deed
1t is also stated that both husband and wife had
been INDUCING for while past in free use of in.
texicating liquors.
The coroner held an inquest over the murdered
infant, and the jury returned the following YER
Diet
That the said Mary Daley came to her death by
having her head severed from Der body by some
deadly weapon unknown to the jury, the act hay
ing been committed, to the best knowledge and be.
lief of the jury, by the mother of said child Maria
Daley.
The wretched murderess will be tried at the Nav
term in Montgomery CO., Pa.
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CONSUL TO LoNDoN.-A rumor is In circulation
that Charles H. Peaslee, Collector for the port o
Boston, has received the appointment of Consul t.
London
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A CURE FOR COUGHS, COLDS, &C
"a in A PLEASANT AND CONvENIEET
SHAPE.-Braggs CHERRY PICTORIAL WA.
FERS are pleasant and efectual remedy for cold.
coughs, and all diseases of the throat and lunes
merry, SO generally known as remedy for pulmo-
nary complaints. The children cry for them There
tore, every mother should have a box After usinv
one box of these waters you will never touch bet
Ter medicine These are just the thing you want q
box. r. Scr r.
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Painters STRIKE AT UTIcA.-The printers in
all the Offices in Utica. except the Herald, which
pays the price, have struck for the payment of 23c
per thou Island.
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The CITY OF GLAsGow.-We have advces from
Faya to the 18th of April, when there had been not
aword heard there of the steamship City of Glas.
gov, at that time out 40 days from Liverpool 1t
is now y days since she sailed from Liverpool.
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ELECTION IN PROVIDENCE.
PROVIDENCE, K. J., May 1.-THE Wings of this
city have elected their Mayor and the entire Board
of Aldermen.
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FLoUR.-The latest commercial report from San
Francisco says 10000 bbls. Richmond -four Just
sold at Sl3 per bbl Parties buying paid down $500,
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BY THOMAS w. KEEsEE.

STOCK OF GROCERIES, STORE
~ FIXTURES AND HOUSEHOLD FJRNI
TURF, AT AUCTlON.-Will be sold on TUESDAY
morning May 18th, commencing at O'Clock, at the
18th streets who is declining business all of his stock
OF Groceries, Earthenware, Glass, Jars Store Fix.
lures &c Also, all Household Furniture consist
ing of Beds, Bedding, Bureaus. Tables Chairs &c.
my II THOS. w. KEESEE. Auct
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I GATHER AND SHOE FINDINGS

| EATHER AND SHOE FINDINGS
IL The subscriber has on hand. received by recent
arrivals Of packets from Northern markets. large
and desirable stock Of Leather and Shoe Findings.
suitable for this and the approaching season which
VIII be offered on favorable terms Among the arti-
Oak and hemlock sole Leather, shoe Skirtins
Harness, bride and band Leather ssddler,s Skirt.
ing. -
Russet am wax upper Leather and kip Skins.
Patent dash, collar and trimming Leather
Black and cotored epamelled Leather and Cloth
Bag Leather, hog Skins, sheep Skins deer's Hair.
French and Philadelphia calf Skins, patent Leath-
Black Buckskins. opera calf Skins gaiter Kids.
french and Philadelphia morocco and lid skins 3
Iemplco and Madras boot morocco Skins
coiors - s 90
Cloth. ~ 0 ssAiiau
Boot and shoe Trees, Lasts, Nails, Pegs, Clamps.
Threads, all Nos, silk and cotton shoe Laces and
Gallons -' anu
let's 1865
Patent curryng Knives, Blades Steels. Brushes.
Shoemakers Kit of all kinds, Tanners Oil, various
qualities.
WIN Fl. SUTTON.
my 9-I2t 18th st.. between Main and Carv
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In trusting CoRLENA RHODEb on my seeount. e
do not intend 10 pay any debt ccnfrscted y ns.s
and viii not be II any wise ssszcnae's s0a AZ
tracts or liabiiitieb. BENZ. AnODss.
Orange 9. T., NAY :, iss NJ ~
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BY GODDIN 4 APPERSON

HOUSE ON CLAY STREET, AND
- VACANT LOTS ON MARSHALL AND
GRACE STREETS. FOR SALE AT AUCTION
Wlii be sold on WEDNESDAY afternoon, the nth
O'Clock, neat Framed Tenement on the south side
OF Clay, near the residence of Mr.. Thornton C. Lips
after which will be sold most beautiful vacant LOT
on the north side OF Marshall street. opposite the "a
sidence OF Mr. Masssna Beazley, fronting % feet
Will be sold 100 feet the south side of Grace be-
tween belvdere and Pine streets, running back I50
feet to an alley. N0N A0O
TERMS: One-fourth cash. balance at g. and mos
for goable notes. interest added and title retain
ed until last note is paid.
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TITY LOAN OF a2oo, OOO.-Proposals

~ will be received at tho Chamberlain's e1ice in
this city until May 30th, s54 for any port an the
whole Of loan OF ez0o 000. sor which Bonds Of the
City Of hiehmend viii be issued payable the first
Of July, 1885, with without coupons may be de-.
sired bearing six per cent. interest from July Isl
lisa payable semi annually, 1t the Chamberlsin's
Office. No proposal TO be at lese rste than pax-
my ll-dl20 VIM. r. SHEPPARD, Chanfn
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CHOLERA IN ST Iorus

ST. LOUIS, May lo.-Thirty deaths from cholera
have occurred on board of vessels, which arrived
here on Saturday last.
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BY TAYLOR L WILLIAMS.


MOST BEAUTIFUL BUILDING
MARSHALL STREET, AT AUCTION.-On TUES
DAY 18th May. at Al o'clock M, upon the pre-
Valentine situated on the South side of Marshall st
its western end, and adjoining the residence OF
Hon. John NJ. Bolts This property is most beauti-
fully out with choice fruit trees, ehrubs flowers,
and stock of grape vines; and the dwelling tsf
brick) with well of good water in the yard. might
easily be made most pleasant residence. The en-
tire property fronts o feet and runs back l52 feet
to an alley Is feet wide. -,
The house. with ground front of go feet, will be
first sold, and afterwards Building Lots Of 81 feet
front each.
As a whole, this is probably one of the most beau
and When divide into building NJ lots will
advantages of trees shrubs &C., as would take years
of attention and trouble to attain
years. for notes. with interest added, and secured by
trust de eds.
my9 TAYLOR K WILLIAMS, Aucta
TWO MOST DESIRABLE PRIVATE
Il RESIDENCES ON BROAD ST., CHURCH
HILL, AT AUCTlON;-On WEDNESDAY, d7th
sold those two very desirable Brick Residences sit
uzted on Church Hin. on the south side Of Broad e
residence Of Mr. r. Il whitlock. These ns Houses
each contain about large and well arranged rooms
with Kitchen and other out house, ss,;an be,ns
within few minutes walk of the centre OF business
market &c, these are garded as amongst the most
PicasaHt auu ucsiIaDie fesfucbccb uOW III
TERMS: One-fourth cash, balance at 6, IL and ls
months, credit payments TO bear interest be secured
by trust deeds. TAYLOR WILLIAMS,
my9 AuctG
DESIRABLE REAL Els TATE ON
II UNION HILL, AT AUCTIoN.-On NON
DAY, 18th May, upon the premises respeefivsaly,
commencing at O'Clock. p NJ viii be sold i ihas
framed House and Lot ON 25th street, now occuplea
by Mr. FlouTnoy con tanning about rooms with out
houses he. all n good order Also two vacant Lots
adjoining the above.
Also, the framed House and Lot on the south aide
Of venable, east Of 18th street. iormeny occupied
lot fronts IS feet and back $50 feet 70 lGeet
alley; and vacant Lot adjoining, fronting SGT feet
and running back $50 feet 10 t6.feet alley,
Aiss, n aunrter.acrs Lots near the tavern Of Mr..
j. G. Leadbetter, adioining ths prnperty Of Mr. Wm.
Bowen and Others
TERns: Ons-third cash, balance at and mos
viii utereut and title retsne cd until payment In fall
my4 TAYLOR + WILLIAMS, Austa
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3O 600 DoLLARs IN GIFT S

tanned by expanding So with either Of the unders
ed, The Richmond Wing says oft:
We call the attention of the public to the liberal
proportions OF two of our best Daguerrean Ar
fists, Messrs. W. A. Pratt and M. p Smons by which
they present their future patrons with $50 in real
and personal property. We understand that each
person expending $3 in portraits obtains q recent
guaranteed by the highly responsible trustee, Col
ThomasP August, Attorney at Law) by which they
are entitled to share, and acquire an Immediate
bona fde interest In the property.
WILLIAM A. PRATT
No. 145 Main street, Richmond
NJ. p. SIMONS,
mv6 No. ISL Main street Rfcbnon5
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coffee at Geo J. Summers, No. 20 Pearl street)
~ HORSES AT AUCTION.-Iw will
6A sell at the lot in of Woods Stable on
SATURDAY morning next, 18th May, commencir q
at 10 O'clock, several Saddle and Harness HORSES
THOS. w. KEESEE, Auct.
Also, at private sale, one Iron-Axle Road WAGON
in good running order. THOS. w. KEESEE,
my IL 20 Pearl street.
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@ GENTLEMEN'S CONGRESS
a@B BUTTON GAITERS--Of various STYLES
among which are fine Drab Cloth and Glove Leather
Congress Caters, which cannot be surpassed for
beauty. Also. Congress Opera Ties. very handsome;
Congress Cloth Tipd, Congress Cloth Foxed and
many other styles Call at No. As Main st.. if you
want to fifty cents in the price of pair. pen.
ny saved is penny gained. A word to the wise is
sufficient Small profits and quick sales is nv motto
VIM. WALSH,
Manufacturer and Dealer in Boots. Shoes
myIl and Trunks, No. 43, Sign of Big Boot.
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OHERIFF'S SALE OF NEGROES
~ Will be seld under an order of Court. made nm.
der supdry attachments VIM. C. WalthaIl on
TUESDAY, the 18th May, 1854 to the highest bid
der for cash, in front of the City Hail. commencne
at u O'clock six likely Negroes consisting of women
and children.
my IL dtds THOS. w. BOSWELL. SCR.
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T ARGE NUMBER OF LOTS IN aSYD
IL NEYn EOR SALE AT AUCTION h

~ NEY" FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-Will be
sold on TUESDAY afternoon, the 22i May 1854
upon the premises commencing at o'clock, those 6
lots in the town of Sydney" designated by the
235. 1885, 237, 258 and 2S9 bounded by the following
streets: Rowland, Sycamore. Strawberry. Grove,
Federal and Elmwood They will be divided into lots
ley 20 feet wide map of the property can be seen
at our office The particular attention of capitalists
and others is called to this SALE these lots for the
most pert, are remarkab well situated.
TERMS; 4th cash, balance at 8 and months, for
negotiable notes. interest added, and title retained
till last note is paid.
my IL GODDIN APPERSON, Aucts.
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GENTLEMEN'S FANCY GOODS
" Our assortme mt of Gentlemens Fancy Goods 10
now large and complete, embracing great variety Of
useful and ornamental articles, TO which we would
invite the attention of those in want.
WIN. r. ADCOCK CO.,
my8 Under Ano HateI
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NJ EW SKYLIGHT DAGUERREAN

NJ II w SkfLIGHT DAGUERREAN
guerreotypist, having opened D. q UERHEAN
ROOMS in this city, offers his professional services
20 the citizens and public generally. He will give
hopes by strict application to business to be able to
execute Pictures in style worthy of the art ard its
professors; yet he will make promises to excel,
but submits his claims to patronage to discrimipa.
ting public on his merits He be found at his
Rooms, No. 81 Mansion Housel Main street, from
sunrise to sunset Pictures taken In any kind of
weather. Prices uniform. my4 i'm.
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BY RICHARD CAUTHORN.

I'm SATURDAY, 18th inst, at 10 o'c'k.
~ at the large lot in rear of my store win sell
on credit of months for approved paper, pair o.
splendid Bay MARES, warranted sound, and match
ing beautifully The owner sells because he has no
farther for them
WORK HORSES AND MULE.
will also sell several excel ent Work Horses and
fine young Mule. sound and works well.
COW AND CALF
Also, will be Sold Cow and Cali, raised in the
city. " '"o
my R. CAIJTHORN ap.t
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ON.-On SATURDAY evening,

\ UCTION.-On SATURDAY evening.
"A at y o'clock, May 1Sh at the store lately occu-
pied by Mr. g. George, corner Sd and Broad streets
variety of CHINA, CROCKERY and GLASSWARE.
consisting in part of Flower Vases, Goblets, Tum-
blers Glass Bowls, Molasses Pitchers Castors Ocean
ters, Candy Jars, Preserve Dishes Butter Dishes
SAT- Stands, Lamps, and few handsome CHINA
TEA SETS, with great variety of other Goods too
numerous for insertion. T. w. KESFE,
my Il Auctioneer.
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TWO SMALL WOODEN TENE

TWO SMALL WOODEN TENE-
= MENTS IN ADAMS VALLEY FOR SALE
AT AUCTION--Will be sold on TUESDAY, 10th
of May, 1854, on the premises, at 81 O'Clock two
small WOODEN TENEMENTS, near the old Dis
tiilery The Lot fronts feet, running back - feet
and known as No 40 in Mackenzies plan
TERMS -One-third Cash; balsnce at and mos
for negotiable notes. interest added trust deed or IT,
tie retained. GODDIN APPERSON,
my III Auctioueers
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VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS q

BROAD STREET AT AUCTIoN.Son
WEDNESDAY afternoon, May 17th at O'Clock will
be sold, en- the premises, THREE VALUABLE
between Monroe and Henry streets, adjoining the
property Of Mr.. Jno. Tinsey. fronting % feet each
and running back TO an Alley
These Lots desirably situated either for stores
or residences.
TERMS. One-third cash; the balance on six and
twelve months credit, for negotiable notes with in
terest. GODDIN & APPERSON
my IL Auctioneers
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FOR SALE-On Franklin, Grace

l OTIS FOR SALE-On Franklin, Grace
~ and Broad Streets just beyond the Western line
Of the Corporation Those on Franklin and Grace
streets are beautiful sites for dwelling Those
on Broad street are better situated for stores Az
that part of the suburbs of Richmond il being rapid
ly built up, this property must become very va
liable. App to DR.. j. N. BROOKS
At his Office, Main ST., between 7th and eth cts.
an 25-lms
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IN LOTS IN FULTON AND . IN

~ PORT MAYO. FOR SALE AT AUCTION
Will be sold, on FRIDAY Afternoon the 18th Nav
1854, upon the premises, commencing at o'clo k 10
handsome Building LOTS in the town of Fulton.
bounded by State, Fulton and Erin Streets each
fronting so feet running back ITO feet to an aliev
Also, two very valuable LOTS, Nos. 81 and 81 on
the North side of Louisiana street, opposite to MT.
running back 100 feet to alley.
TERMs.-One-third cash: the balance at and 6
months for negotiable notes interest added secured
by trust deed, or title retained,
my IL GODDIN L. APPERSON Auct.
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my IL GODDIN & APPERsoN, Aucts
T ARGE DWELLING FOR RENT

IL AND FURNITURE TO BE SOLD AT AUG
TlON.-The large and conveniently arranged resi-.
dence on Franklin and Adams streets belonging to
Judge Mason, with more than half acre of land at
tached, will be rented for more years good
tenant.
The place is so well known that farther descrip.
ton is deemed unnecessary
All of the Furniture, most of which is new, will
be sold at auction on TUESDAY, the 10Th May, 1884,
commencing at 10 o'clock.
TERMs-Al sums under $50, cash over that sm'nt,
months credit for approved negotiable notes.
For terms, as to the rental apply to
GODDIN Il APPERSON.
The sale of the Furniture will be conducted by j..
R. d. PAYNE, Salesman, for r. CAUTHoRN;
w. GODDIN, Atty. in fact
my1 Judge John Y. Mason
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-='=--77-777-7---=-7-7-------------------
WANTS.

WANTED-By young MAN, situa-
W ton IS CLERK in a wholesale or retail house
Address *: YZ," Richmond Post Office.
my IL It*
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nRUG CLERK AND BOOKKEEPER
~ IN WANT OF A SITUATION.-Wanted by
young man, who has had two and half years. ex-
perlence In the retail Prescription business situa-
ton in Wholesale or retail Drug Store. Is compe-
tent of keeping books by double entry
Unexceptionable references given if required
Address g j. E. c. Petersburg Va my u ST.
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TRUST SALE OF A NUMBER OF

THRUST SALE OF A NUMBER OF
i MOST BEAUTIFUL LOTS ON UNION HILL,
NEAR THE CITY OF RICHMOND.-Bg virtue of
the powers conferred the subscriber by deed of
trust, dated oath February, 1852. and recorded In
Henrico County Court, executed by Valentine Heck
Ter and wife, land the special instance and request
of the said Heckler,) will be sold ON MONDAY;
the 18th day of May, 1854, upon the premises, at
thereafter about twenty-four Lots of Land lying in
the county of Henrico, Union HILL near the city
of Richmond adjacent TO the residence of Mr.. Heck
er bounded by 18th street and the county road be-
ing part of the property conveyed by said deed and
constituting portion of the land purchased by the
said Heckler OF the late Thomas rutherford.
The title is believed to be unquesionable but sell
ing as Trustee, subscriber will only convey such
title as lie vested in him.
The Terms will be onefourth cash, the balance at
g. 8 and IL months with interest added from the
day of sale; negotiable notes to be given for the
credit ins.alments and deed of trust to secure the
payment thereof.
The sale will be conducted by Mssss Goddin
AppeTson. Aucts. q A. MYERS, trustee.
my It'd
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I 4 BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS

IL NEAR HOWARD'S GROVE. FOR SALE
AT Auction be sold on TUESDAY After
noon 10th May, 1854 upon the premises soI n
on Esydwin lanes and Baker SITS IL of them front
Ing so feet on Baldwin, 2 on James, and on Baker
street
TrsMs-One-tbird cash, haispee ct 8 snd months
,t.,est ADDED satisfactorily endorsed, title re-
m.s GODDIN APPERsoN, Aucts.
ADDITIONAL.
At the same time we will sell FIFTEEN BUILD
me- lots. located in square No ia Adsms Place,
.d;o;ninr the above add fronting on Baker and Lit
tlepaze Streets The most of these lots are beaut-
fu,iy situated and have commanding view OF the
city' A Plat now for examination.
TERMS liberal =,
Will be added to the above sale several desirably
stuated Lots on East and West Valley or i7th street,
near the point on said street tor the
new ticket Office OF the Central Railroad
Terms ct sale, which will be liberal
myIG 0ODD1N AffEkSON. Aucts
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DIED. Near Stockton Cal, on the I'D nlt, VIM
u. Bell, formerly Of Otter Bridge, Bedford county
Va, aged about 20 years,