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'hUSTEE'S . LIE OF A HAND
u SOME DWEI1INQ ON MARSu III 90
BY PAYNE a. MAYO

A HANDSOME AND VALUABLE
- RESIDENCE FOR SALE ar AUCTION
viii De sold on THURSDAY, the % day of August.
1855 at O'Clock in the afternoon remark abIy hand.
some and valuable RESIDENCE on the Eastern
SIDE OF 9TH street North Of Leigh, now occupied by
John '" Reeve, Esq. The house 10 newly built of
containing seven rooms with the basement There
are upon the premises brick Kitchen and other
necessary out houses, with iron hydrsnt in the
yard. all being in complete order. The lot
fronts 40 set on 9TH street and back $50 feet
Terms OF sals-A small portion of the purchase
nouey will be required cash and credit Of several
years will be allowed for the deferred payments &C.
ding interest.
PAYNE MAYO
Je ~ Auctionsers
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RECRUITS FoR HaLIFAx.-Y.sterdayr ays the
rntresl Herald OF Monday. ninety ,ssven recruits
sailed for Halifax In the schooner Margaret Morti-
IN II. They were Germans, Ers lish Irish Scotch
snd 3 few French Canadians We understand tn sy
c.ms from the depots at Lsprsirs and Montreal,
and some of them seemed to have been II good
while knocking shout the city. The French Cana
dians said to be, generally, who had bse q
In the States, and who came over to Upper Canada
to enlist The body seemed to be composed of
strong, healthy fellows but of the cass generally
known as hard cases" at least as TO fortuue The
wife of one of them YVES on board, and insisted upon
the recruit returning to his family On hi. part,
however h. seemed quite willing to leave the en-.
desrments of home behind bin 1t is said that som Q
five thousand recruits expected to pass by this
route in TIL of the season. Forty more left
later in the day by the schooner Halifax, chartered
bV Mr.. NOsd
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CoLoNIzAT1 ON during the pact year, Tennes-
see sent sixty-six emqrants to Liberia, and COM
tri9ued the sum 81 $50 so towards defraying the
expenses of their colonization. About thirty en-
idrans are ready to go In the expedition be sent
out next fall
ALExA 9WAsHIaGToN RAILRoAD.~-On Tues
day I'd lrD1ng the contractor commenced placing
the ties on The Alexa and Washington Rail Road
Next week he will commence laying the rails.
ACCIDENT "A Waterman stationed at Kettle Run
Bridge on the Orange & Alexandria Rail Road
had one of bis legs cut off on Monday night, hav-
ing fallen asleep with it laying across the track
The conductor heard nothing of IL uotil his return
the night being dark.
The fredericksburg Common Council has taken
| up the question OF free schools
Small pox has made its appearance In Waynes-
borough, Augusta county, Va.
VIM Humphrey, tried at Charlottesville for pls.
cling an obstruction on the Central Railroad, Gauss
Ing the death 0f a fireman, has been acquitted
John McCesnd, a well known citizen of Re es.
bridge county, died on the l5.h
One hundred U 8 Dragons arrived at Cincin-
na'i, last week, en- route for Jefferson barracks.
Col. Israel Robinson, a'e of Washington has
purchased the Virgiuian Republican, OF Martins
burg.
Dan Callaghan was hung for murder in New
Orleans on Friday.
PENSION AGENT APPoIETMENT.-Isssc Wander.
ot Esq mas peeh appointed AGENT TOR paying pep-
SONS at Albany, N Y vice Jsm-s NJ. French d .
ceased.
Kew Ju.ten Edwards has accepted the Pre.idsr sy
of South Hanover College, Ind
Ex-President Fillmore visited Wells Cathedral Il.
LAST ofJune.
The health of tbs Hon. ABBOTT Lawr ence of Bos
ton, IL slowly improving
The wife Of New York editor ia heir to tn.
amount Of $50 Ot0 of the Mcdonald estate at Bali.
more.
Hon Edward Everett is in Newport the guest OF
n. George Bancroft. LongtellOw, the poet, Ia
so at Newport.
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yo..,.,x Washington Union states
,h.. ~ svsr, csss If loss BY mail, whather sup.
nossS ~ :. lis result Of casualty or OF depreds-
,n,o,n,es w,tSout delay Of sll the circumstances
connec.ed with Il, Particular care should De ia
" s,icsd. The day on which II was 30 placed
70. -hs,her by the writer himself or by another
n au the day 90 which. Il at ALL 4 was actually
p.,,sd the name of the writer and the person adj
sre,sed; the amount Of postage marked on the let
ter; the Office to which addressed ana wnetner
,sled direct thereto or to another Office for dis
trbuton; and the route by which 1t was sent, with
any further particulars that may aid the depart
ment 10 it's In ves,igation respecting the cause OF
the loss,
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BURGLAR sHoT.-We learn from Erie, that o
store in that lace entered Monday night ty
burglar who, In the course of his operations .,
awoke two young men sleeping Ia the store. One
OF them took rife, and ordered the burglar, o
bad Just got outside the door, to stop but he paying
attention TO the request. aud psrsistnz in bis
tempt to sscspe wss shot in the neck Upou exam
tBation, the wounded man Uncovered to be
carpenter, who has heretofore been considered re-
spectacle citizen. 1t Is now supposed that he Is the
person who hiss committed several of the recent
burglaries which have tai place at Erie. 1t is i'm
possible for him to survive.
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New MAIL ARRASGEMsNTs.- mall route
from Duuiries 10 Falmouth and intermediate
points distance "a miles, was let Sa,urd sy
last to Mr.. Rob. II McCleave, formerly of War
densville, Hardy CO., Va, for the cum Of $500 per
annum for the term Of four years. go that the Post
Offices on that route which have not been supplied
for two weeks past will now have tri psekly mail
from Alexandria. A daily mail Sundays excep,ed)
Is established between Falmouth and Fredericks-
burg.
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RAILROAD AccIDENT.-On Friday morning the
cars the Chicago, Alton and St Louis road m. {
with accident between Atlantic and K'ckspoo.
drove of cattle the track, and before the
engine could be stepped several were run over -
The bsssaae car was thrown off the track. as was
also two psssen which were almost shiveret.
All the passengers some twenty or thirty in number,
were more or less hurt bat seriou,ly An off,
cor from Chicago, with some ten or dozen convicts
was 10 one of the taking them the Alton Pen.
issDtsry. aud although the prisoners bandcuf.
ed IN the CRASH, they received comparatively but
few trhins in uries.-St. Louis Rep. l4h.
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.FhIAL'-The U. 5. .ioop Of war Falmouth arrived
q al 'vsaa on the 10th inst from a cruise m tbe
IN OF Mexico, and on the Nor h Coast Of Cuba
n tha llih inst nation i sau,es and etiquette pass
oet~eru the authorities Of Hsvan. and the ca o.
49, AUD ohcsrs OF the Falmouth This sloop of war
~ oseh an active cruiser through the West India
49, ~ and on the coasts of VePez lela Honduras
re" GRENADA for the past ei shu Anonths. The
$ Ssseh sna crew have suffered i'll hesl:h from the
~ ms Inn fence ofthe climate.
- atel States figste Congress- bearing the
49,. p7usht OF Commodore Samuel L. Breese vert
se< .,om New York on Tuesday. She is intended
sSS- u.s-shiP Of he Mediterranean squadron an 4
-. out crew OF FIVE huOdred men fall brass
80 na apw3rd' of forty boys, who are inte nded
~, ttucssd as naval tppr- ices under the late
81 OF the Secretary of the Navy
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zFsOsIsIrIoS IN NkBRAsK.-TbA I..,.l. -.
a. ne session a few months since. pss..s
aw prohibiting the sale or manufaetuus of in.
&n.'nts stn.s 70 DC used az beverage which
49,. 'o snec. seout the first Of April The Me-
sstlan says that there 10 not an esrabli.bms,ti o.
~ Territory where int oxicating Hqaor i. solS "
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BaEADsruTys AT TIVE Uu

foAEsrALLrro BaEADsTUTys AT THE VIZ.
FARMER residing 8 short diUsocs from Dnhnon.
"a. writes 10 his friend In Boston that the &C..
ere are boun go % aud AIDES hstin former q "a h.
q 70 drag hs produce TO Dubuque to dispose of
Dat now the purchaser comes 10 hi. door and
ss all that he has. He fads also, tina, otber
ms's 10 bis neighborhood arc accommodated In
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FUTURE DAYs.
ny TAYLOR 4 WILII1Ns.


MEAT BRICK COTTAGE ON 9Th
Igiv 1t 81 o'clock r M upon the premises, win be
so'd the neat Brisk Cottage Resdsuce on ths East
the residence Of Mr. John w Reeve.
~ cont ms pleasant rooms. with kitchen and
usua outhouses all in order The lot fronts 81 feet
liens in favor of the Riehm oud and Protection suid
Asaaciations for o. $50 of which about ESQ bas
ws,abp PAID. leaving bssnee due of about sL5lo
purchase money by assuming this payment thereof;
20. the remainder onethird cash balance at and Il
Huntns, with interest added, and title retained
70 those seeking pleasant and cow nient resi-
oence, and wishing to avail themselves Of the sd-
,antasss offered by the Building Societies for pay.
u'sne e. MS 10 q most fsv orable opportunity
jyao TAYLOR WILLIAMS, Auct..
II ANDSOME Il f. SIDE nee ON
r,,,r Oh RICH HILL. ON MARSHALL, BE.
nnWEEN Para AND 18th SITS. AT AUCTION -
os SOLD that handsome framed dwelling locat.d a.
anose, adjoining the residence of Mr. Hiram Oliver
ana now occupied by Mr.. sizer. The House has s
wen OF water. The whole premises are In perfect
repair having been built within a short tim. asst in
tns the. eess manner The Lot fronts 50 feet and
we invite the attention of those in want of a
iea. pleasant residencs to this property which IL
Hs location, which Is retired and convenient and
JUST without the CORPORATION limits
n ahH S;t fourth cash; balance at and IL
jy 10 TsyLoR WILLIAMS, Aucts.
'kUSTEE'S A L. f OF A HAND
SOME DWELLING ON MARSHALL sT..
Az AuCTION-In execution of deed of trust, ex.
ecuted by VIM. A. Csrter, Jr, dated 18th August
1871, and recorded in Richmond Hastings Court Of
nee 60 secure the pawn of debt the Rich
mond Fire Association, being thereto reouss.ed I
shall on WEDNESDAY, 18th July at 6 O'Clock p
M. csil the properly thereby conveyed. being the
hrck House and Lot on the North side OF Marshall
between "a aud Sd streets, fronting 81 feet and
ming PACK the usual depth of halfecre lot and be-
ms the same property now occupied by Mrs -
This property IL 80 we'll known and 30 sensrallv
ADMIRED That 1t Is deemed unnecessary further to
describe the same except to say that a please at
convenient and Handsome residence it il
by any now in the market
TERms-Cash for the expenses of SALE and $780,
with interest from Sd March 1856; and on credit
for the balance of g. aud IL months for negotiable
notes. with interest added and deed OF trust to se.
cure tho same D. CREHSHAW
EH'or OF James Besher, Trustee.
1AfLnh o. WILLIAMS Aucts. iy Is
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BY PAYNE & MAYO.

BY PAYNE e. MAYO
A DMINI s T r TORS SALE OF
a HOUSEHOLD AND XII TCHE N FURNI-
TURE AT AUCTiON.-Wiil be sold. on THURS
DAY next, the 18th inst. at halfp .st p M at the
residences of the late Joseph Wingdeld. near the
Bacon Quarter Branch, in the city of Richmond,
rious articles of Hou ehold aud Kitchen Furniture,
belon ging to his estate.
Terms cs1h
BEVERLY R. WEXFORD, JR.. Admir-.
Sale conducted by PAYNE & MAYO, Auctioneers.
iuI
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xsLoRp KAGLAs.-Hon Richard Fitxroy somars.,
Wv LoId haHian) arrived ia London on the "a In
ssnt' rem Hanover, having been summoned on re-
death. u MS isIheIi
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soTHEk DEcLrksIos -Jam4s M. Bupker. o,
aeroner, under the personal Hbsrt, Ect az Mss..
a'sta on the srcund that the provisions of The
are 70 direct conflict with the constitution of m.
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AUCTION SALES.
PTIfURE DAY0.
BY GODDIN { JEFFERSON.

S0ArS.s- = q - sASSSN.f ItaSg.1.
M OST VALUA Il L u wharf PRO-
Az, ~ PERTY ON JAMES RIVER, OPPOSITE
I'd ROCkE IT'S. FOR SALE AT AUCTION
VIII be sold. on the premises, on FRIDAY the 10Th
day OF July 1855, at 81 O'Clock ~ that really most
vaIsaois wharf property James River, in Ches-
tern-td county, opposite TO ROCK etts adjoining the
oosi yard OF the Midlothian GompanY ON the one
Hde and the boat yard of Msssrs Currie and other
on tue other, with large brick lumber be- use
A plat OF the property can be seen at our Office
Inc wnaf has 'front.' on he river Of $40 fact run
nns back about 500 feet, containing acres
TERms-One- fourth cash; balance at e. and II
months Tor negotiable notes interest sdded secured
ey trust deed. GODDIN 4 APPERsON,
JYfo Auctioneers.
" ERY VALUABLE FARM 2 MILES
EAST OF RICHMOND FOR sALE-"B.l.
mont two miles from Richmond, on the New
oTdRe rosd 10 still offered for sale pryatelv nm to
WEDNESDAY, the 18th of this month when II
VIII be offered, on the premises at O'Clock in the
sfternoou, to the highest bidder WITHOUT reserve -
The owner 10 determined to sell a. he desires to 20
South. Possession will therefore be give immedj-
steIy. Forty acres now In Corn which ha. been
laid by aud can be given in to the purchaser at val
ustion.
The Neg,oes on the premises will be bred to thu
purchaser FOR the balance of the year, If desred.
will be given. " IVY % Vol sam
TERMs-One-tbird cash; balance with iptsre.t In
one and two years. secnraa no tru.t deed on ths pre
mses 0ODDIN 4 appT ooGn pie-
jyI4 an~.sona.,,
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ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT OF HARVARD COLLEGE.
The two hundred and twentieth annual ron d.
msncenent of Harvard College was celebrated Wed.
nss6ay, and customary, the Boston Banks and IL
sursnce O ifices were sill closed.
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BY RICHARD CsUTHORN

BY RICHARD CsUTHORN.
MI ULES, HORSES, CATTLE. HOGS
AfA WAGONS. &C. AT AUCTION-Hayipe d. .
posed of my Farm, "ELMWOOD," on the Chicks
hominy, will sell at auction on the LIST day of Au.
gust, on the premises, about two miles below the
New Bridges 4 fiae young Mules; Horses; sever al
Cows; Hogs first rate Wagons, with iron agles;
Cart; OK de-, with iron axle; Ploughs; Hoes &c.
TERMs-Cash for all sums of $50 and undsr; over
Bile paper.
Bale to commence at II O'Clock A. M.
r. CAUTHoRN, Auct 10 10
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OCEAN STEAMERS We learn from Quebec Il at
government have accepted the tender of Mr. Hueh
Aiian, TO Iuu line OF steamers between this coun-
try and Eng land. This agreement binds him to run
vessels OF 1850 tons and $50 horse power to make IA
iortulghtly trips from Liverpool to Canals, and five
monthly trips to Portland, in each year at an annual
bonus of ga 900 stsrling.-BufaLo Com Adp.
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xl'e hI hundred t'oops have arrived at Hsvsr,
- opsih &c felnforeements making in all about
S&eiVe hundred since tho proclamation OF ,is,a
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AMERICAN SAILoRs IMPRISONED IN PARIS The
police court of Havfe, on the Sd inst ssntebced Il
two years imprisonment and fine OF 200 francs each
the fifteen American sailors convicted of riot on thu
18th of June.
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ATTEMPT TO ELoPE.-Some days since a negro
bow got on the br AXE beam of gondoIs Of th q
freight train belonging 10 the Manassas Railroad
and rode up to Broad Run Station before he was
discovered He was taken off there locked up,
and brought back by the Conductorto Mr.. Geo. L
French of this place to whom he was hired by
Gen. Cook Of Washington.
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SUDDEN DEATH -DAniorth Chlld, Esq the Sheriff
OF Windham county, CT, dtopp Il dead in The road,
few yards rom mis- residence in Woodstock, on " ed
re8dsy of last week. Cause-a sudden attack Of
bleeding at the lungs.
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* PROM BERMUDA -BeImuda dates several
later than previous sdvi,es state that through
.ne hIand' generally there were complsints Of
s1ete daily injure the crops
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BIZ RICHARD CAUTHOKN.

RACON, HERRlNGS, 4 o., AT AUC.
~ TION.-On FRIDAY, goth inst at 10 o,aloc,
af my store, | will sell hhds Bacon-shouIdeJ,'
aams and Joles part prime; 10 bills Halifax He.
rings. Soap; Molasses Crocksry-ware &C.
JyiS CAUTHORN Auct
WIN be added to my sale This morning Iarse Ma.
hosens Counting-room DESK
jv 70 R. CAUTHoRN, Auct.
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ms~sehusests state com miss on 70 have ssre ed
1853 .nfes farms on Lsae sstsr q d Com mo n
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/ AND IN HENKICO FOR SALE AT

AND IN HENkICO FOR SALE at
~ AUCTION Will be sold at pu bic auction on
the premises, on Friday, the 9th July, the Farm at
present owned and occupied By the subscrib, r stu
ated about nine miles North of the city of Richmond
mme distely on the Richmond r, edericksbure and
Potomac Railroad, and the Richmond and CharIotts
vile Plank Road. both of which roads run within
400 yards OF the dwelling making ass to the cty
very easy and convenient, and adjoining the lands
of VIM. Taylor, Esq. Sam'i Reeve & Bro ano
others. There are III acres of land. about 100 Of
which is open and in a good state of Improvement
remainder in woods
The bu ldipgs comfortable and suitable for
farm of the sZe. Possession about so acres of the
open land will be given at once in order that the
purchaser may prepare for crop OF wheat. The
held for whest this year. is thought to be good for
from to 400 bushels,
Persons wishing to buy, invited to view the
land before the day of sale, which vii be shown by
the subscriber with pleasure
Terms accommodating, and made known on the
day of ssIe. P, II. WALDROP.
~ 1886
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~ STEPHENS will reopen his Seminary on the
hrst Oc,oher at bis former the corner of
Franklin and Fifth Streets.
The boarding departm= mt will be continued last
year on the corner of franklin aud Adams streets.
The Principal will give his undivided attention to
the Interest of the School, aided by the acc nm
pii'hed assistants jy l6-M&Th6w
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BY RICHARD CAUTHORN.

HORSES AT AUCTION SATUR
IL DAY, 2lst inst. at 10 o'clock at the la -as Lot
nearly in rear of my stors will sell several work
Horses Mule, l Wagon, &c
jy ~ r. CAUTHORN, Auct
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V,HE MANUFACTURERS SAVINGS
l. BANK will continue to receive Deposites on
which they will pay per cent, pavable semi
annually.
Y- Office of Deposit at r. II MAuRY Co
WORKMAN, PreJt
@. SINroH. Treasurer. nv 2-d2swk c6m
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GPECIAL NOIiCE. IN, .. pviss.,s .,.s-
- aeAt@d 10 the late firm Of RoHEhTNON,
gATES RADCLIFFE, esvn~stiv n quAssed -
some forward and settle their respsetlve doss -
An ,~xioas TO close up the ec-essn ...-.
yle TnEos k0ss&xsUs.
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nRY GOODS AT REDUCED PRICES.
- We are efsrng great bargains OF all kinds of
Dry Gooos, to make room for cur Fall stock Not.
Wlth,. andlng our former low prices, we have made
stiu luther reductions Our assortment of 81 ok
and Fancy Silks, Ladies Dress pods Of different
styles. EmbroideTies and Ribbons is very good vet
Our stock of Prints, Linens Rieached and Brown
Domestic, white Goods Gloves and Hoseries is yery
large; w'th full supply Of ever, thing Usually kent
In our line. We respectfully solicit q cali from ev.
erybody. j. M ROsENRAUM
Jyl4 100 Rcd .t
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FOR RENT OR LEAsE.-Tbose

q FOR RENT OR LEASE.-Tbose
~ two large STORES or WAREHOUSES Nos.
loI ana 69,opr oste the Exchange Bank of Virginia.
and adjoining the large and elegant stores of Messr
hent Paine Co. Each Of these stores front 26
iSet on Main street, with ii re feors, running back
100 feet. The basemen ts open on level with
large paved court ysId in the rear from W hich
vide paved alley leads to l1th street. opposite the
wing OF the American Hotel These anon get the
most ,mmodious and substantial bulldogs In the
and are well arranged for business
OF hrst there being 10 fact room enough In each
tenement for two establishments These stores are
now being paiated irside aud out The large store
room and bsseme of NJ. 1877 be had imm
the upper floors being already leased, except one
large rom in the Sd story. Possession OF tenement
NO. i6s, now occupied By MessTs Jones& Potts, can
De hsd on the lst September next.
The superior location of these stores. being In the
heart Of the city, 10 too well known require fur
Their notice. Appl, TO JOSEPH JAMES. Jr. at the
store OF hugh w. Fry, Esq or to
i~6- Ssavts FLEMING JAMES
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FOR RENT.-Tt at very desirable brick
l. tenement at the corner of Clay and I'd streets
recently occupied BY Mr. Byrd Chamserls yue ADD
next door to Mr.: Robt. McCandsh, containing eight
rooms, closets, &C., with brick kitchen, hydrant
and other CONVEX enc in the yard. Possession can
be given Immediately. Apply to
r. d. EACHO,
General Agent and Collector. OF to
Jy 3-2awtf L. w. GLAZEBROOK
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4 COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND
~ IN UPPER END OF HENRICO COUNTY
AT AUCTION.-By virtue of decree of Henrco
County In the suit Of Padget Griffin, the under
signed special commissioner in said decree named,
will sell, on MONDAY, thu 9Th day of August at
HenIico County Courthouse, Chat being court day.
tract of Land in the upper end of Henrico county
adjoining the lands of Andrew Padset and Others.
being part of the tract formerly owned by VIM.
Thcrp decd, containing twenty eight acres, be the
same more or less
TERMs-Ons-fourth cash; the balance on a credit
OF six months, the purchaser executing bond with
good security, and the title retained until the pur
chase money is fully psd and conveyance directed
by the Court JOHN NJ DAVIS
jy I9-td Special Commissiopsr
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~ Ala, Nat, tOOAli, oIhU OnlNH
jyls -. rlCoz, Dveeks
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BY LARUS & SHINE

1--WE FINE MULES AT
l. On SATURDAY MORNING, 2lst inst ct 10
O'Clock, at the horse lot, will be offered five young
and well broke MULES, perfectly sound snd sold for
no fault. LARUS SHINE.
jy 81 Aucts