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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-03-27

COMMISSIONER,S SALE OF VALU.
- ABLE REAL Estate IN CITY OF RICH
niasoners appointed by decree otthe Circuit Court
of tho city OF Richmond in the case of ONeil's
sxoss agaEst 0Ssi &c, pronounced on TIE 18th
ton on the premises, in the order advertised. on
TUESDAY, the 18th April 1856, at O'clock, P. N, if
real estate in the city of Richmond and county of
Henrico, being ell the real estate of which Bernard
ONeI late of the said city, died seized, except that
portion thereof devised TO his BROTHER Michael o.
Nell viz:
Broad street. adjoining the Central Railrt ad Depot
now occupied by l.. Anteotti
End. house and lot on Valley and 'enable streets
occupied by John Hassn.
Srd a house and lot Valley and Venable streets,
occupied by Pat Donahoe and others.
4th. Two small Tenements on Nena6le street, In
rear of the above.
9TH house and lot on Valley street, nearly OPT o.
site the residence of Jno. Fnddy.
9th. house and lot on Valley street, near old Dis
tilery.
stb Avacsnt lot on the east side of Valley street,
old Distillery 49,
9th vacant lot 10th street, in rear Of Michael
10th vacant lot Poplar street, % feet front be-
tween 18th and 18th streets.
Ilth, lot and improvements thereon near old Dis
18th house and lot near do. do.
18th lot and mproyeme nts on 18th street near old
Dlstlllery. 49, a, -,
l4th vacant lot t22 feet hontl on east Of Valley
street and south of Christian street.
18th. vacant lot on east side Adams street, OIL
Union Hill. -
10th. | vacant lot south side Pleasant street. on
Union Hill
nth. vacant lot north side Pleasant street, on
Union HILL .,
Isth house and lot on Union Hill, occupied by
Jim Woodson, O colored man.
TERMS -One-fourth cash; balance at {, 8 and IL
months for negotiable notes interest added and title
ratai ed 1,
by the Court.
The taxes for the present year to be paid BY the
nurchasers MARMADUKE JOHNSON,
WIN w. CRUMP,
Commissioners
Sale by GopDIs & ArrERsOS, Aucis.
NH 24-tds
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HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FUR
IL NlTCRE At AUCTION.-ir consequence of
ing. will sell, at residence on 9TH north of Clay
street. on WEDNESDAY, April ID at 10 o'clock, al
my Household and Kitchen Furniture, consisting in
doz. Mahogany Chairs; dining and breakfast Tables;
Sideboard marble top Tables; WashBtands Oil Paint
ings; Vases: Chandelabras; Carpets mattresses; Re-
Ware; superior Cooking Stove and fixtures; and
great many articles too numerous to mention.
J. II. STROBIA.
Sale conducted by e. B. Cook Co., Aucts
NH n
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JAMES B GLIB.


y
person Of Mr. PETER w GRUBBS, the indepen-
dent candidate for the CITY SERGEANCY, gem
teman whose urbanity of manners, intell gence and
magstracy .expe1ence peculiarly fit him for the re-
-ponsihle situation i'll question Then let u.s. voters
Of Richmond once again rally at the ensuing cleo
ton to the support of man not only fully compe-
tent attend the duties of the once but socially
and morally unobjecionsnle the well wisher OF or
der and Justice NH Z2-ts HOPE.
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r. To the Voters of Henr!c0 County.--
Fellow Citizens 1t becoming sssary in May next to
elect Sheriff for county, offer myself candi-
date for that Office. Having served you for sometime
past IS Deputy Sheriff, opportunity has been af:
forded you of forming opinion to my quSlifca
tons. pledge myself, should iE be your pleasure TO
elect me- to continue my efforts to merit your conf
dence Very respectfully,
fe 23--dtMy22. JOHN 7. CHILDREY.
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~ To the Voters of Henrico County,.
am candidate for the Office of Sheriff the coming
election in May next. Having served q deputy
sheriff in both districts of the county for the past six
years. hatter myself that qualified to discharge
the duties of the office. Should it be your pleasure
to elect me, the business of the Office shall be faith
fully attended to.
NH 4-dtd JNO. A. HUTCHINSON,
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BY Davenport, Allen q Go.

by UHVtHPOft, fIItH "a VUs
CROCERIES, &c, AT AUCTlON.--On
" THURSDAY, 9th March, will sell, at 10
o'clock at our auction store, assortment of Gre
ceres viz:
300 bags prime Green Laguayra Coffee
100 bags Rio do
100 do. Java do
Coffee Sugars
No. Mackerol
Green and Black Tea
NE. Rum
Brandy; Old Whisky
Ground Alum Salt
Tobacco; Wrapping Paper
200 boxes Oranges, &c. &c
TERMS Under 500 cash; 500 and over, months
credit for approved paper,
NH Is Auctioneers.
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W % tue voters OF the City of Rich
more interested to be filled at the coming charter
election than the Office of CITY SERGEANT Nor do
We think we hazard so much iu saving that the
present IS not the person tn could
be selected to MI the duties of that most important
Ststion Yet nothing certain than his re
ton unless there 10 union and amongst those
opposed to HIM, he having been declared the nominee
OF tina american party at their late meeting at the AT.
voters of the city irrespective of party unite and
elect JAMES D. ELLEfr, the present efficient dep
uty Sersesnt In him. we have one who has been
trleo ana not found wanting one who has proven him
'e!f fuly able to efficiently discharge the duties of
the ofice We think too, that Mr.. Elicit presents
some eisns to yonr surages that ether candidate
car he having performed the labor and discharged
the duties without the emoluments of the oice-aEd
so tar as availability is concerned, think his claim
partcu airy strong it being impossible for either
Mr.. Bray, Mr. Wright or Mr.. Smith tobe candidate.
We therefore, call upon Mr.. Elicit announce him.
self canaidae, and upon the citizens and ALL to
rally TO his support. In union only there is strength
NH 2t-ts MANY CITIZENS.
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'ssNpIDATHs FOR OFFICE.

.. -. ,he voters of the City Of Richmond.
lp:etnlly announce sITT;ssrRiST Is g' OF Of
rHF Cst.s JAMES L. DAVIS.
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REAL ESTATE IN MAN.

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN MAN.
CHESTER, ON BURROWS STREET, BE
TWEEN DECATUR STREET AND CORPORA
TION LINE.-Will be sold, on MONDAY, the 3lst
of March, 1856, ON the premises, commencing ct 4
o'clock P the half acre Lot located as above, to-
pancy of Mr.. Daniel K. Wesiger, and within one
square of the new Methodist Church 1t will be d-
vided into Lots of suitable sizes. The location ia
beautiful ono, and the neighborhood excellent.
TERMs-One-f fourth cash !; balance at s. s and 9
months. for negotiable notes. interest added and title
retained till last note Is paid. Taxes Tor the present
year to be paid by the purchaser
rh 10 GUDDIN APPERSCN, Aucts
~ Immediately after the foregoing sale, will be
sold half acre lot No 10, in the plan Of Name hester
az the corner of Perry street and corporation ne-te
be divided into lots to suit purchasers.
NH q g. & A., Aucts
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90 To the Voters of Henrico County,.
Fellow Citizens At the solicitation of number of
my friends. | hereby announce myself candidate
for the Office OF COMMONWEALTH'S ATTOR-
NEI al the approaching May election.
NH 25-btt JOHN n DAVIS
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JAMES ALLEN
We propose the name of

City AssessOr.-We propose tho name of
Mr.. ). n DAVIS for the above office, and hope he
will at declare himsefs candidate fer the
He is in every respect qualified to fill the ocs and
want man that command tho confidence of
the people. MANY VOTERS.
nh ID
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TIE people. Ticket.-For Jefferson

49,, r. ne Citv Co,mcji-I II, TALBOT,
W.. = CARRiNGTON. ALFRED INLOES. c. J.
~ " ~. II re Musings Coart-WM TAY.
Nv Re-craerl K D. SANXkf. @. w. TOLER,
1.Iip PARR {. MlLLSPAUGH.
MANY VOTERS OF ALL PARTIES.
-- So
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V To the Voters of Richm0nd.-I beg
leave TO state for the information of sl that con-
unne TO be, and have hen etofore heen, candidate
for the office of CITY SERGEANT. If elected, |
promise to devote my personal attention to the dis
charge of the duties of the office.
Respectfully,
NH o5---tds PETER W GPrRRe
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IT, The Dead Alive, and n candidate for
r. IS. If CITY SFR0EANT.

Everybody knows that do not pretend 70 az the
Qualifications necessary discharge perfectly the du-
ties of the Office for which hereby respectfully an
nounee myself candidate but believing thai pos
SEES come and can supply through other individuals
those which lacks course which the suceesstt !
candidate, no msttsr who, must adort-l have dete
mined on the assurances of many friends, to ente-
JOHN STITH.
NIB. Whether elected or not, the street spnnklin
will be confirmed. " R--fdn
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g-To the Voters ofthe City of Richmond.
FFLLow CITIZENS AS | have been requested
through the medium Of two of the newspspersof this
city, without my knowledge) to declare myself
being personally solicited by many friends to do so,
beg leaye with feelings ofthe profoundest gratitude
for their manifestations of confidence and esteem, to
announce myself candidate for the Office Should it
be the pleasure of the citizens of Richmond to honor
me with that post, assure them that every effort
shall be made to discharge its porant and response
BILE duties promptly and faithfully.
NH e-dts Very respectfully,
b. w STARKE.
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c yVMSmssI9NKKs SALE OF EEAI.
nv IIDrus q, shine,

AUCT!ON.-I5O BUSHELS IRISH PO-
"A TATOES.-Wi be sold. THURSDAY next,
9TH instant, commencing at p o'clock, ct the Ware
Room of Messrs. John w. Wright & Co, on the Dock,
$50 bushels Irish Potatoes, in good order Sal. with
cut reserve. LARUS j. SHINE,
ub aG Auctiopeers.
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BY Alexander Mott.
FURNITURE, GROCE FRIES, Dry

L GOODS, &c-Wil be sold ct Auction on
THURSDAY, March y, commencing at 10 O'Clock,
Sundry articles Household and Kitchen Furniture;
also several invoices Dry Goods Clothing, Shoes.
Hats, Caps Boots Cloth and Tweed Goats Pants and
Vests Shir's &C., Herrlnss, Coffee sugars, Brandy,
Sugars, Gold and silver Watches and Jewelry.
ADDITIONAL dozen Tumblers, assorted
size s. in ori ginal packages
nnh &c ALEX. MOTT. Auctr
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ported that have withheld movies collected by me
in my official capacity, by base sanderer. for
the parpcse of defeating IN the election of High
Coustsblc, Office now hold challenge such per-
persons to forward and show, il they can
any instsnce where such has been the / now
take this method of declaring myself an Independent
Richmond and ask my friends to rally to the polls
on the I'd day q April, aud cast their votes for me-
Nothing but the press Of business prevents from
seeing You before the day of election
p TYLER
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GT~ At the solicitation Of friends. nm
S S9snSe myseH candidate for Office of CITY AS
"ESsok. LEWIS HILL,
Mn <f-''tds Governor street.
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y.,or.oT,hc civ Of Richmond.

u - 70 announce rlysslt eSndl tate Tor re-
? 80 NMOSWEALTHS ATTORNEY for
, s,''ap - richmond. at the apTroac hing Charter
't, sty - R. T. DANIEL.
8 ,."oa
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,,,, p wiu.tou. R.q.--Dear Sir,

r. f.1nS. throughout the city desire that YOU de.
i'rT "-.eJf At once candidate for the ONCE OF
80 Hyg gsr Of the city of Richmond We know that
re- competent, from long experience ana vii ~,
81 " Hn,cheson. who aot- hoids the SheTtfaat
sos ..,gtr OF E.nyto hes pnt his name forward tor
= ~ ~ ntce IN the city Of Richmond. We do this
s 'sI' your knowledge, and by the desire OF up
.s7o..."' OF YOUR PERSONAL FRIENDS,
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cT To my fciiOw.c .fiZens of Richmond,
announce myself s.ididats for CITY SER
0EANT, and will appoint q Deputies if elected.
Respects Ally,
mi l1-tdet CYRUS OODDIN.
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BY Thomas w. Kcesee.
By K. u. Cook & Co., Aucts.

sTOCK OF CLOTHING, &c, AT AUG
= TION--On MONDAY next, Sist inst, at 10
oclock will sell at my store Main Street, opposite
the ST. Charles Hotel, the whole stock OF Clothing.
Ie eousistns OF Cloth Cashmere Drilling and Alpaca
caa;s: Cashmere satinet, Drilling and Cottonads
PANTS Marseles Silk, Satin and Poplin Vests; also
large lot Of piece goods such Black Satin and Fig
Cassiueres and Sa,inets; Drlngs white and colored
Msr.eiles Of superior quality; Cloth and Silk Vest
Pstrei MS also large lot Of Furnishing Coos con
sisting of Shirts Suspendsrs, Stocks, and Cravats,
scarfs Socks, Gloves, &c also Taiors Trimniings,
such as Buttons Twist, Silk Serge Selicas Buckles
silks Padding, ne. The whole TO be sold In lots 70
suit the trade, without reserve.
ABRAHAM LEVY, Main street.
The Store will be rented 1t u o'clock itnmedsteIy
amer which will be cold the Store Fixtures consYne
of one hand soms Show Case, Umbrels Stand ana 49,
Counters, ks., &c. SAls eonduc4ed ~ .
~ q p b. COCK 4 co. Auotfs.
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AUCTION sALre.
FUTURE DAYS.


GALE OF yALUAR1-p pv,vu,rrDp
- PARTITIONS. DENTAL FIXTURES &c
Consisting OF Mirrors Sofas Tables Chairs Bnds Car.
nass, Lounges, Pictures. Books, Partitions Doors,
stoves also large list of sundries too NUMEROUS to
men.ioa, a. auction, on MONDAY, sIst March. com
a,esss " oeiock at the dental Office Of Dr. Ad.
ainstnh, on main street, I'd door from 10th street
This sale viii be positive aud com pete az the lease
about to expire, and Dr. A. purposes 10 retire from
office practice for the present. -
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p TYLER

At the meeting at the African Church on Thursday
evening last, nominated Mr. james P. Tyler for the
office Of High Constable without his consent or know
ledEe.
Inh2+-dtd JAMES ALLEN.
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by Dickinson, hin & CO., Aaci..

I vGpmMrrSslONkk'S SALE OF NE.
60 "heupEss-By virtue Of decree Of the Circuit
~ W ., niehmond in the case of Trent Committee,
mlsT9nsr appointed by the said decree, win, on
hons. o. April 3d. proceed to sell, at the auction
slaves mentioned as not hired ont the present wear
w. Mana, an Old woman; Martha and her children,
hepsccs Alice and Anthony; Francis and her
chlIoren, William Charles and Mary; the last men.
TONED won an Is good cook washer and ironer.
:. Inc above slaves can be seen at Robt. Lumpkin's
sale. pSTERI Ipy n n TpF MI "'--
NH 27-dactds Conn;ss;nr.r
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Sale conducted by GoDDIN APPERsoN, Aucts.
NH IS
FARM IN CHEsTEKFIELD, FOUE

n u IL N IN CdESTEHFTELD, FUUK
u MILES FROM MANCHESTER, ON TIE
MAIN COURTHOUSE ROAD, FOR SALE AT
AUCTION.-Will be se!d on MONDAY, the Slst
March, 1855, the premises commencing at o'clk
P NJ. the farm located above, called "Kuhu's''
containing, by recent survey tn The build
ings the place sufficient for small family.
There is fine mill seat and mill dam 90 the farm,
which is well adapted to grist mi BESIDES there is
fine stream of spring W alter. which would make an
excellent situation for paper mill.
TERMS: One-fourth cash: balance at 8, and s
months for negotiable notes. interest added and title
retained until last note is paid Taxes for the pre-
sent year to be paid by the purchaser
GUDDIN APPERSON,
NH "a Auctioueers
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ryaan INV ~ fhc nsenfh, orser the bal.
n sree AZ Ire wear TIVE abied bodied ns gro msn'
" 's a. c. LAYkE CO.
80 ~ Aymosy.
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E|TO the voters CT hICnTit0nu.s.ak me
rocitation of many odd sno :ordtl friends announce
myself candidate for tbs Office Of CITY SER
GEANT.
| think all vho know me, will believe, that If
elected will discharge the duties Of this important
Office faithfully.
Very respectfully, CLEMENT WHITE.
NH li-tde
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90 ,rrl. E.o.--Dear Sleeve

- - r,u two questions, and ftqosst an answer
80 ~ con desire the oFics Of Grain Messarerl
= r ars,ted, will YOU serve ,,,,nu
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EF- TIC, the Voters Of the City of Rich-
rnond-I respectfully ounce myself candidate
for re- eec ton 10 the offic. OF HIGH CONSTABLE
of the city of Richmond, the ensuing elections.
mn std J. T. TYLER.
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A SMALL FAKM Un Market GAR

A SMALL Fam Oh MA kk Ell CAR.
n DEN, NEAR THE CITY, AT AUCTION
On FRIDAY, 18th March, Immediately after the
above will be sold upon the premises small Farm
Road to Brooke Plank Road opposite the farm OF Mr.
| L Cary and near the residence of Garland Hanes,
Esq. 1t has five of land, with dwelling, well
of water, and 3 good enclosure, and may be made &
pretty country retreat
Will also be sold lot of Bricks, Timber, &c,
TERMS: One-third cash, balance at { and months,
with interest added. TAYLOR WILLIAMS,
NH q Auctioneers
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EE 40 Tue sOttFb Oh lily Oh nlChs
MoND-OSE AND ALL At the solicitation OF many
friends announce myself candidate for the office
of GRAIN MRASURER, Should it please you TO
elect me, promise to discharge the duties of the Of
fee strictly spd faithfully.
nh 7-tdes JAMES GLIB.
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To- To she Voters @

vTo she Voters Of kichm0Ed-.l respect-
fully annor myself candidate for your SURFACES
for the Off 20 of CITY SERGEANT, at the ensuing
charter elections. WILLIAM ). WOOD.
NH i5-Lie*
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fw~ To ftr ynfr

ty~ To tho Voters of the City of Rich.
MoEn-l beg leave to announce myself candidate
for reelection 70 tho oce of MAYOR OF this city,
NJ tho ensuing ch.rter elections.
nh tide JOSEPH MAYO.
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TRuLL,S RUII.--lOU bDts. pure dfsti'i-
i ed Rum, high favor, Tor tohacenni-ts Landing
and for sale by DoMBLE CLAlbokNF,
nah " no III, PssIl sIsst,
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XALUABLE TRACT OF LAND rs THE
SALE.-The subscriber viii offer for sale at public
suction, on the premises to tho highest bidder, on
FRIDAY, the 4th day of APRIL 1885, if fair, If not
thejnsxt fair day theresfer his tract of land in the
lower end of Henrico county, the williamsburg
Stage Road, about ID miles below tho city Of Rich
mond containing 1873 acres more or less and adjoining
the lands of Ro Carter, Elijah Baker and W. A.
Oh ristian A further description of the land Is
deemed uune cessary, those disposed to purchase
are invited to view the premises before tho day OF
sale.
TERns.-One-third cash; the balance in equal in
stalments of six and twelve months with interest
from day of sale, and approved security and tte re-
tanned until last note is paid.
NH c5--.tds* ELLfsON M CARILn.
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>TEW SPRING. 130OD-.-NIy customers

NEW SPRING Gs0ODS.-Niy customers
and tho public generally are respectfully inform
entire new and magnificent stock Of Spring and Sum
n-r Goods. Consisting in per: of Ribbons, Emhroids-
Bsrsge., De Bieges Lawns, Biillianis, Ginghsms,
prinis PeIssois spriug Skswls Goods for mems and
and boys wear; the greatest variety of Ladies ana
Misses Hossi Gents and Boys Half Hose, hes. ansrr
~; Kid Gloves white and colds fall assortment oil
Domestics aud Housekeeping Goods and msny other
articles tco numerous mention. Particular a.en.
ony and deem worked Swiss Band st &c, worth st
least Soc; fst-rate article Of Tish Linen 5'i e's
yard, end many other bargains, a coorH
"a. g.. IFS Broad street
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LOST.

osT IN MIsLAID-A negotiable note
iyr 5g9; aFu BY myself and pay able TO my
IRaer dated @2d March, EG payable at the Exchange
= H VI e., al hichinord, four months sfsr date
ala 70 fofe~arnxall persons frotn trading for the
and any person finding IT, by leaving it the stors
" ~ mf % huted Moses, viii be suitably rewarded.
- --n -l-ot MICL HART.
L oSf.--severaI bonds executed by -
NJ thi. - sshols for the delivery of which,
nn a If 80 F
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e" To the Voters of the t,Gtv of Ricl

70 To the Voters of the City of Rich
MoSD.-Hssing been called on through the papers,
ahd at the solicitation OF friends present myself
6 CT ndidate for the office of CITY ASSESSOR. If
elected promise to devote my undivided attention
TO the duties of the Sf6ce.
Very respectfully,
mis- I'D n n
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by VIRTUE of a deed Of trust, exec ated
ID TO me by Jamss Balm, dated the 9th day of Octo-
ber 1855, aud recorded in the Clerk. Office of the
County Court of Chesterfield l shall proceed on
MONDAY the 5st Gay of March, instant at IL o'clk,
field to sell without reserve, large quantity of cut
and uncut Granite Dimension Stone and Stone suta-
bic for small bridges. Also three Derricks with
smiths Tools. and other property. Also one Horse.
After the sale at this place, l win proceed to sell,
under the deed, three other Derrcks, with tteir
tackle, in the ssd county of Chesterfield, at the
shipping point of the Danvie Railroad, opposite to
Rockets.
If any postponement of the sale takes place, due
notice thereof viii. be given.
NH ls-dts JNU M. PATTON, JR., Trustee.
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FENDALI VhIFFIN,
Special Commissioner.
PuLLIAM DAVIS Aucts. NH 6-t6s

rONSTABLE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
~ HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.-By virtue Of
two orders of the Hastings Court of the City OF Rich
tnond entered at the March term Of the said Court
in the year of 1856 in the two of Johnston,
executor SC, against r F: Darracott, | shall on
THURSDAY, the 9th day of March 1856, at the
North door of the City Hail. 'oad street, in the
said city, O'Clock in the forenoon of that day,
sell publ: auction, the highest bidder for cash.
large collection of valuable household furniture,
consisting in part OF Lounges one large Sofa COW
cred with crimson Velvet, one fine Rosewood Piano
and Stool. three Marble Top Tables, nine Mahogany
large Gilt frame Looking Glass; six Mahogany French
Bedsteads six gar and six Shck Mattresses with fur
niture to the same; six Mahogany Bureaus; 10 COM
each and furniture belonging to each; Beds and
Hedsteads. Mattresses and Furniture to the same;
Workstand and sundry other articles Of Furniture.
The same property was levied on for rent. by vir-
tue of two distress warrants in favor of the ssid
Johnston executor, &c. against the said Darrscott
NH l7-eodtds JAS P. TYLER. II. C. C. r.
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mn p 0oDDIN L ApPERsoN, Auctrs,
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e. RERI FF,s SALE OFF LUTS NOS. X3
- AND "A, IN THE TOWN OF MANCHESTER
BY virtue of decree of the Circuit Coun of Ches-
tertieid in thu of Martin, &c. against Weisi-
ger &C." pronounced on the 9Th November, 1885,
shall proceed to sell at public auction, on the pre- misses
on MONDAY, the Slst of March. 1885, at o'clock P
n, IF fair; if not, the next fair day,) handsome
half acre Lots, Nos. q and "a, il the plan of Man.
chester situated Porter and Perry Streets and be-
tween Harrison street and the corporation line.
TERMs-Ons-hslf cash balance at months, for
bonds with good security, retaining lien on the land
for further security The taxes for tho present year
to DC paid by the purchaser.
GEORGE w SNELLINGS,
Sheriff of Chesterfield county.
Sale conducted by GoDDIN APPERsoH, Aucts.