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II think them is pears," said Ike, as hs
handed pleihoric paper bag, filled with some
hard substance, which he had received at the
door, to Mrs. Pariington. He applied his
chubby nose to the bag and repeated his belief
that it contained pears. 81 declare" said she,
smiling, and posing the bag in her hands, as
il iiwere an infant and she was afraid il would
break, 81 believe ii is''-applying her nose to
the package-"and il smells as melihuous as a
whole horticulture full Of fruits and howers.''
The string was united carefully, and upon
card was seen the name Of Mason Davis, Of
Cambridgeport, with some Of the largest Bart
let's that the season had produced. "Bless
him." said she, in the ecstacy that such gift
might be expected to occasion. 81 hope all Of
his fruit may come in pairs, and that his dona-
tion may be returned TO him in prize pippius
as big as baby's head and as sweet as the
memory of good acts" She laid them out in
white dish, and smiled upon them as they
lay, as Ike walked out Of the back door There
were eleven pears in the paper, and what was
the boy struggling to get out of his pocket 10
the shadow Of tho she'd !-Boston Posi-,
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They reached the haryest-folds safely, found
their bodies as they had been leh, hastily buried
them, and afer sainly seeking for the missing
boys, to Cherry Valley, taking a
dread certainty and faint hope to Inc afflicted
wife and mother.
Frustrated by her fearful bereavement vet
not wholly despairinR, worn with cruel ankle
ties and fatieues, Mrs Lindsay at last slept,
watched over by her faithful nurse. She awoke
In the early morning, raised herself eagerly
from the pillow, looked around and then sank
back into tears
'0h, Jenny said she, 4 hao had sic bless
ed dream dreamed saw my twa boys-only
twa, moo, Jenny-my brave Douglas and The
bonnie Angus-coming over the hill wi the
sunrise. But they'll no. come any mair--ihoy
are a. taken frae me--a' but this wee bit
bairnie, she murmured, pressing her babe to
her bosom, and sprinkling its brow with the
bitter baptism Of her tears. For some minutes
she lay thns,--weeping with all that fresh re-
alizaiion Of sorrow and desolaiion which comes
with the frs, awakening from sleep after great
bereavement. Then she rose and tottered away
from the bed, saying. 'Lift the window, Jenny,
maun look on the hill o. my dream
Jenny obeyed, and supported her mistress, as
she looked out on the lovely landscape, kindling
in the light Of an August morning. "Ah,
Jenny" she said, 1t is as dreamed-the yell
low corn on the hillside, and the dark pines
above--the soft bloc Of the sky--ihe clouds a
rosy and golden, and the glory Of the sunlight
spread a abroad like the smile o. the Lord on
this wicked and aaefu' world And-lock -
look Oh, Mercifu' God there are the
bairns .
This history, fortunately, has nothing to do
with the terrible massacres and burnings, which
a few months later, dcsoa,cd Cherry Valley
and the neighboring settlements Mrs Lindsay
and her children were then safe 10 the city of
New York. Immediately on the close Of the
war they returned to their friends in Scotland
Among the Highlands, Anghs Lindcay lost
his extreme delicacy Of health, and, gradually,
also his mysterious faculty; yet he was ever
singularly sensitive, thoughtful and imaginative;
and when he grew into manhood, though not
recognized as seer or prophet, he was accord
ed a title which comprehended the greatest at
tributes Of both-Poei
Mrs Lindsay returned to the family estate
with her children, but the widow Of her hus-
bands friend was no, deprived Of her sad sane
tuary, to which she had finally dearer, if not
a more sacred right, as the home of her daugh-
ter, the wife Of Douglas Lindsay
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A corPiE OF IRIsH STORIES. Our cores
pondents must excuse us for lack Of faith In
all the good stories they send Us Of our breth-
ren and sisters Of the Emerald Isle, but the two
that follow are warranted 10 be true. The first
is forwarded by one who says that he hears i,
from Pat HIMSELF who thinks that he did the
priest intireiy.
II seems that Pat wen; early one bright morn
ing TO the house of the priest, to confess his
sins, and pay Off all his old scores. He passed
into the kitchen 10 inquire for the holy father,
but perceived there was no one in the room,
while a fine ham was lying on the table which
lfad just been sent home from the market. Pat
lost no time in securing the prize, hiding ii as
well as he could under his coat, which he car
ried on his arm. Marching on into the apart
ment of the priest, he said
Here, your reverence, is fine leg of bacon
which stole and brought it for present to your
holiness. Will ye take III,
Take il !! said the confessor, by TO means.
Garry it back Instantly TO the man you stole it
FROM
Faith an | did, Sir, and he said he wouldn't
take il by no means
Very we'll, then Patrick, you may keep it
yourself
And III be absolved, your riverence = de-
manded Pat
Yes, it's your property, if the owner won't
faLe ia
Good morning, long life TO ye y exclaimed
Pat, as he lugged oifthe ham. God bless your
IivereHce.
But the other is decidly better, and just as
true
Near ZanesTille, Ohio, an Irishman lives, who
is the proprietor Of beauty Of a shanty little
way east of the thriving place. lie purchased
COW a few weeks ago, and as she was rather
wild, he had 10 halter her and lead her home.
AS soon as he reached the lovely cot wherein his
wife and the lftfle Pats were lodging, they came
out TO meet him, whereuPon Mrs Pat thus be-
gan:
We'll Pat, my darling, and where did you git
that basic OF COW -
Sure an / got j, of old Mr.. Higgins up the
road.'
What, did you buy COW of that old Pro-
tesiantl'
And why not, Bridget deari Just you
bring out that bottle Of holy water, and I'll be
after pouring it on her, aud it will make her all
right in no time
Bridget did as she was bid, and bringing the
bottle to TAT, hs iSok i; and poured il on the
animals back, making the cross with all due
devotion as he poured. But the old woman, by
mistake, had brought him bottle of yiirol, and
Pat was astonished to find that the COW was
frantic under the operation, kicking worse by
far than before he applied the holy water. He
tried il aoain and noured nm mare ,phen the
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uncle roared and shook his sides with laughter.
"Haw haw haw do tell now You've
been standing on that ere stone all day, fright
ened by the keows. Io! hol no bless YOUR
soul, Dolph, the cows are good critters. They
would Mt hurt baby Thought you were
coming TO salt EN-. Haw haw haw wal,
now. IL that amt the best joke I've heeted on.''
And again the stout old farmer laughed until
the tcars poured down his cheeks.
"Salt them 20 exclaimed the mortified SpriR-
gins. ''You don't mean 10 say that you salt
your beasts alivoi'
eyes, do, Diph," replied his uncle
"Look here, and you'll see."
So saying, he dumped The salt ont of his pail
in small parcels over the rock. There was d
general stamp and below, and Simultaneous
rush toward the savory condiment, which twens
~ tongues were soon busily engaged in lick
ing.
"There, Dolph, you know how keows arc
salied alive now said old Van Brommel.--=
YOU'D never ha' learned that in Wall street.
Ho no no ~
Sprigeins returned to the house much crest
fallen. The story Of his adventure wis soon
about. and there was great joking and snigger-
ing at the supper table, the fair Rosalia herself
not being able 10 refrain from joining in the fun.
The next morning Spriggins discovered that he
had urgent business in the city, and he has new
er since been seen in Pumpkindale, though his
cousin Cert cordially invited him to his we'd
ding that fall. Spriggins now is wont to speak
Of country life as ''exiwemely vulgaw." and on
one occasion, (when the sport of pigeon shoot
ing had been casually alluded to,) he went so
far as to pronounce il ian aiwocious humbug."
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Bob, that is fine horse you have there what
Is he worth =
Three hundred and fifty dollars
mo, not so much as that t'
Yes, every cent Of it and another fifty on top
Of it,
Are you sure =
Yes, I'll swear 10 it,
'All right
'What are you so darned inquisiiiye forl'
Merely for assessing purposes; am the as
SCISSOR for this ward and only wanted to know
what you rated your nag at
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

For one square Of ~ lines minion type. three In
scrtions $l:OOi for each subsequent Insertion 90
cents liberal discount to yearly ad,ertisers
marked on all advertisements, otherwise they will
be continued until ordered ont.
POSTAGE = The PHoEyfx Is sent into all the
towns 10 WfSDnAM COUNTY, free Of Postage The
Postage 10 any pirt Of this State, out Of Windham
County, will be 10 cents year.
Jos woRK executed in good style at fair prices.
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Jos wofK executed in good style at fair prices.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-15
REVOLUTION IN MFY1co uo,

nbbfrOLuI!ON IN MEXICO-MONTE
NJ NJ IAhEN BY THE INSURGENTS.
new ORLEANS, June IA -Advices reae;voa
here from Mexico, state that On ths io oIeiseu
monterey was taken by the revolution;s,s
uhder General Cardena, and 81 officers 70
zen prisoners. Munitions of war and ss
pieces of cannon were captured anu -
CarvaJal had crossed the Rio Grande md
II was reported had encountered the Gov.
business generally was susnendad
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KNOW SOMETHING CoNvpvr,or

hNoW SOMETHING CONVENTION
NV YORK. June 14.-A special disnateb
20 the N. 7. Tribune here anuouncas H.
me me hnow Something Republican Conyen
ZION h a assembled and organized at Cleva.
y. w. Slack, of Massa chusetts, was chosen
tSshhporary chairman. and Burr of Ohio and
State oa m!ehlgan secretaries. Every free
:, The platform will be. onpos;t;on 70 s,.
the protection of the Missour; comn n.sr;ry
ana protection of American industry 0ni''e
elected President. ~. l. was
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MARKETS,

NEW YoKK, June IA Cotton unclaimed. Flou,
firm and unchanged. Southerc fl ,ur unchau I'D and
10 moderate demand. Cora trihs lower Provision,
q tribe higher. Lard aud w hiskey upohsueed
stocks better. Money unchanged. Virginia g.,
SiGn So"
BALTIMORE, June IA Howard stree, Fiour $50 50
City Mills. no buyers. at $40 80. No offerings o.
Wheat. White and Yellow Corn 81 O5 81 O6 ma
bushel ~ r.
New ORLEANS. June IS Cotton advanced undel
steamers news Sales $500 bales middng at liza
ia coats. Western White Corn $50 Bios per bush
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my IS-eodtd
GALE OF VALUABLE REAL, ES.

GALE OF VALUABLE REAL ES-
OF THE JAMES RIVER AND KANAWHA co
On MONDAY AFTERNOON, 25,h June, 1855.
VIII De sold on the premises, commencing at o,cpk:
tae Neal Estate, located above, of which tina lat
MI " J Maddox died seized, consisting of the
BRICK DWELLING on Byrd street, lately oocu.
pee ~ the deceden; and also FRAMED Dwell
LING and two vacant Lots the Canal hank
pist and survey of the property will be exhibit
TERMs-One fourth cash; balance at 8 II and II
months for negotiable notes. interest added and lille
retained Till last note is paid The taxes Tor the pre-
sent year to be paid By the purchaser. -
islS GGDDIN APPERSON AMT.
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LAUNCH OF THE MERRIM.c

BosToN June 14-The u s. steam fripate
Merrimsc was launched here to day, at half
past l o'clock, A. NJ. She went off beauti-
fully. A large crowd were present, and the
frigate was saluted, after touching her new
element, by the guns from the pier.
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BY PAYNE e. MAYO.
WILL be sold, on TUESDAY next. n

WILL be sold, on TUESDAY next, the
~ 18th instant at 10 O'Clock, at the Hall of the
Medical Socsty of Virginia, the Drug Store OF
Alex Dpval, on Main street, the Furniture and Fix
lures of said Society, including an excslent and val
liable Carpet. Chandeliers, Tables, Cases, &c, &c.
Terms of sale, cash.
je12 PAYNE l. MAYO. Aucts.
WILL be sold on FRIDAY, the both
w day Of July, if not sold privately before, that
very valuable farm In the county of Hanover. on the
Central Railroad about eight miles from this city
upon which | now reside containing $50 acres of
land about 800 of which is cleared and in cultivation
the balance in fine timber consisting of oak, ches.
nut, hickory and walnut. The Improvements con-
stables kitchen, carriage house, &c. In good state
of repair.
For terms, apply to the subscriber on the premi-
ses. to Lee Bayley, Attorneys at Law, IIth st
Richmond, where plat of the property can be seen,
Possession given 18th December.
my 2l-dtd* gAML sCHERER
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BY TAYLOR \ WITTT1Ms-
REEIAUTIFUL RESIDENCE ONCIl

BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE oNcrAy
- SInEsI At AUCTION.-On MONDAY Och
sold thst beautiful framed dwelling "a -. VII Dc
sas 81 cay Ne ws'. IF ngnfsd aonns sbe
by Mrs Cruup. The house nsots;ns om occupied
WITH well OF water in the yard; j. in GOOD ordsr
ana well arranged; and being in retired ard 800
ats Certainly presents Inducements to those in ,
OF such property The lot front. SO feet and rnn
oack l57 feet to an alley Is feet wide NA'
Psreons disposed to examine the housa can \, ~ =,
any time presfons to the sale ~ ~ al
Terms at sale. TAYLOR r. WILLIAMS
lie Is sna.ia,
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WRECK ASHORE

QUEBEC, June 13.-The bark Sophia Kit.
SON arrived here to- day with two hundred
female passengers taken off the ship "Loch.
maben Castle" which went ashore on the
9th, on Bird Rocks
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FROM MExIco-PRoGREss OF THE REvoLurI n
The steamer Orzaba from Vera Cruz, has ar
rived at New Orleans, bringing City OF Mexico
dates to the I'd inst Santa Anna had taken posses :.
sion of Gsrnoca which the iusurrectionis,s left on
his appearance. The iugitives were pursued, and
routed, and 1000 prisoners taken.
Santa Anna returned to Moreia on the 2lst of
May, and left on the 23d for Aris where the insur.
gents were posted with 500 men
Several small bands of revoIutionists had also
been routed by the Government troops
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IMPORTANT RUMoR-The correspondent of the
Journal of Commerce, writing from Havana, under
date of June All, says: liz relation the Iumor that
proportions had been authorized to be made, the
part of the Creoles of Cuba for the mauums,ion of
their slaves to the Abolifionists of England, and
a'kns the protection of Great Britain in certain re-
lations OF politc,i character. which may be COM
binsd herewith have reason to bslieve. from in.
We stigston of the past few days that it has good
foundation Thisswill involve new matters for the
sober and serious consideration of your
the truth of which they will soon have evidence be
yond tho. premcnitory shadowngs of "irresponsible
4
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uslness generally was Suspended.
DTSMJSSEn EpO,T

VIZ I Nun OFFICE. l.
WASHINGTON, June 14.-George Wilson
. mas 1eeh removed from the foremanship of
the Machine and Engine Department in the
Navy Yard, against the wishes of the com
mandant and chief engineer. Cause, Know
Nottingham
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BY PANNILL SONS. Auots tP.tenburg.)
WHARF LOTS AT CITY POM

Nv nAhc LUIS al Oll IOIN1
w FOR SALE BY AUCTION, ON sATUR-
DAY. JUNE THE 10TH. 1885, AT P. Mn pur.
suance of Trust Deed to the subscriber, duly re-.
corded sbsH ofeI for sale to the shest bidder,
the premises, that desirable WHARF LOT at City
Point formerly owned BY Mr. Mark Blitz Said lot
fronts the river about los feet snd back dis
lance o. about $50 feet from low water mark.
ALSO-s beautiful LOT on the Main street at City
Point, containing about three fourths of an scre
Merchants in Richmond and Petersburg, should
look to the sale of this property for the purpose of
facilitating their forwarding busioess particularly
A good Hotel 10 very much needed at City Point.
for many years. would be very convenient, and II
well kept would doubt be a. profitable as airy
Hotel Ia Virginia
TERMS Cssh for expenses of sale; the balance on
q credit of 6, IL and 10 month"; Fl negotiable notes
well endorsed and the title To be retsined until paid
for-the notes to carry interest from day.
ALEXANDER DONNAN, Trustee.
j. 4-dSs PANNlLL SONS. Aucps.
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ATLANTICs NEWS AT N. ORLEANS

AILANIICS NEWS AT N. ORLEANS
NEW ORLEANS, June 13-The news by the
steamer Atlantic was received by the Ma,
'ional line here, this afternoon, in time for the
reguier evening editions of the press.
The Southern line is down south of Colum.
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Correspondence of the Di.patch

1"Se " D0wHhS-Rep Geo. h. 1dyt0r-Of for
Europs-Accident- Odd Fish &c
BALTIMORE, June IS.
The case of Edward Bowling Clerk of the Su.
perior Court, for negligence of office Is still In
court The whole of to-day was occupied with 1t
Rev George Taylor, of Virginia, has accepted
the pastorship OF the Franklin Square Baptist
Church here, which will be completed 10 time tor
him to commence his ministerial duties on the lat
OF September
Mr.. John Graham. of the Independent Police
firm OF Potee Graham, & Mckinley, has gone to
Europe on professional busiaess.
On Baltimore street, to-day, ruff an attacked
young lady, to kiss her hand. and was well kicked
by gentleman standing near.
Eliza Simpson, who shet Margaret Hamilton. has
been again released on $4,000 bail
MI James Boyce, very worthy young man had
his leg broken yesterday afternoon by leaping from
carriage. Amputation, it Is thought will be
necessary.
fish was exhibited in Centre Market this morn.
Ing, which was half eel and half mackerel and
about 30 inches long. 1t was decidedly an "odd
FISH,"
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NEW HAMpSUTRE SENATOR'S

NEW HAMPSHIRE SENATOR'S.
CONCORD, N. Ii June l4.-The caucus of
the Senate was held last night, and John P.
Hale and James Bell adopted for the e. s.
Senate by vote of 10 to / over their oppo
nents. The day for formal election was
not fixed
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SECESSION OF FREEsOTIrRs

FHiLADELrHIA. June IA, M-Fav.
.nree members from twelve free States. have
seoeasa rom the Convention on account of
minority report. '''o'u ''
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BY RICHARD CAUTHORN.
GAIT M or a I

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF STABLE,
l. CARRIAGE AND 'HARNESS.-By virtue of
deed of trust of record in the Hastings Court and
by consent of parties therein concerned will sell
at public auction, on SATURDAY, the 18th day of
June, at 10 o'clock at the large Horse Lot near the
Gas Works one Carriage and Harness, nearly new;
and at O'Clock p. M. of the same day, on the pre-
misses the Stable on franklin street next door bs.
low the Stables of Saunders l. Head.
TERMs-4 months credit, for approved negotiable
paper. J. a. PLEASANTS, Trustee
Sale conducted by r CAuTHoRs, Auct les
DITIONAL.-CARRIAGE AND HARNESS.
CARRYALL, &c Will be added to the above. a
light Carriage and Harness, one Carysl. one Bug
~, &c. CAUTHORN, Auct.
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DAINTED BUCKETS.-50 dozen for
jsi4 W EDWIN woRTHAM co.
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BY DAVENPORT ALLEN / "a

Doors, SHOES AND HATS ATA1,r
- n TtoN-on TUESDAY, 18th June MA Gil ~,
SHOES sNn at our suction room zoo cases BOOTS
TgpnsA AMD HATS ell desirable Summer sood,
credit, for approved pspar. ofer, mes
is7 DAVENPORT. ALLEN CO..
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TyHE GREATEST CHANG YET
Il FOR BARGAINS GOLDsMIT has Just re-.
ceved great many new Goods from auction, cor
ssting in cart of $50 neddle worked Collars only
16 cts, worth considerable more; Embroidd Rdkfs.
at 81 and 37 cts cheap at rs cts; 500 Bracelets
Mts only so cts. at least worth rs eta Swiss Eds-
inss and Inserting at so cts worth 81; 800 Lawn
an extra bargan-snd other goods in his ne equally
as cheap. Don't delay. if you want cheap goods,
but cali at GOLDSMITS Cheap Store,
ie IA No. 2o5 Broad street.
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A BEAUTIFUL LITTLE FARM

"A NILES BELOW THE CITY. AT AUCTION.
On MONDAY, June leth, at O'Clock P. M, upon
the premises, will be sold beautiful Farm of 81
acres, on the Osborne Turopike, about II iIes be.
low the city, a6joiping Tree Hill Race Course and
opposite the farm of Mr.. John T. Childrey The inn
&c, in perfect order, and under good enclosure
The land hiss been much improved and is now in
high state of fertility. ss the fourishng crops now
growing will fully testify.
Any one wishing really handsome and va liable
place near the city, could hardly be better suited
than 10 this; and they would do we'll to see it for
themselves previous to the day of sale
TERMs-One-third cash; balance at and wears
with interest added, and secured by trust deed.
TAYLOR Il WILLIAMS,
my Sa-eoti0Je&tdtd Aunt.
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TELlEGRAPHIC NEWS
KNOW NOTHING 1;ONvrNT11oosyS==

IhiLADELpHfA. June 1.-The Amar;..n
Convention last night, rejected the minoritv
one. so'o VI Two 10
Saturday night. 0u"'ed ior
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OF peace lie n victory. our ne~ot,.s,-. ana rra,
,cns are 10 camp befora sebastopol. and Ker,ch i,
sno.nsr material guarantee for cur ultimate suc-
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BY LARUS g. SHINE

HoRsES. MULES, COWS. &c At
N o,.,o atpCIion-oa SATURDAY MoRNISe ~
siocs, we VIII sell at tho Horse lot VOW. -
mo nss young, well broke Mules HLsSMsM Tof1
i'll LARUs & SHINE.
liner
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RUlLD I N G LOTS On MARSHALL,
~ STREET ATAUCTIOH MONDAY a5tb
June, sncing mm edats;y after tho above sas
say at 81 O'clock will be sod beautiful Build -
lots OF ground fronting about 81 feet each on the
Horh sids o. Marshall street adjoining the proper
ty occupied by Hon. John NJ Rotts and runpins bsck
about $50 feet 09SA
TERMs-One-third cash; balance at 4 and u,ontbs.
with interest added, ana title rat,ned.
je15 TAYLOR WILLIAMS A,.t,
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BY GoDDiN & APpERSON-
'R1sTEE's SALE OF vALuARr,r

nv ZEN ira AND 28TH STREE'ss ~ ne re
n.rcs ,ss srSsee in s.rsain dssd. dated asad Of
coAs. 1923, aeiy recorded la Richmond Hustsn -
puehe aoctio1. on the prensi.es, on FaIoay ~
ans iSo If fair. IL not, the next fair Ssy a.
seoye, recently in the Occupancy OF Mr. 10 y y
"a r The lot fronts 5st feet on the North .ids
vi rankin street, and runs back ls7 feet
iERms-ons fourth essh, balance at 1. and - ro.
tnr sotsbie notes. stees. added and title
90 Vii Eat note ie paid Taxes and insnsansa IT, asE
TO De paid by the purchaser we A''0
s.,s l. Il. sPILHAN. Trustee.
sa,s conducted By GoDDIN 4 APPERsoN.
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Il ON 4TH STREET AT AUCTION On TIES.
DAY June IS, at n o'clock P. M upon the premise
Will be seld new Brick Tenemenfs and Lots on the
vert side of 4tb between Cary and Cana streets =
Each OF these Tenements contains about 6 rooms
With Kitchens Gas, &c, in perfect order snd ad
mifabiy arranged. They are well suited for resi-.
dences for these requiring central location aud
will rent at handsome per centur cost Tone be-
ing row engaged st SSC0) and would see N to offer
inducements to those in want of such property
Terms at saie. TAYLOR WILLIAMS
nv 81 Auction.e,.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-15

Geo. Biggs, Of Washington, has purchased the 9
tate of the late Colonel George C. Washingrol ,
n sar Georgetown