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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-03-12

rF To the Voters of Richmond.--The
day is hand when it will be your duty to de-
sgnats at the polls the individuals of your choice for
various municipal offices; and among them not the
For this office, high order of intelligence, great
frmness of purpose business talent INSURED by expe-
rience, and courteous department, are essentially
necessary proper discharge of its various
duties. Many individuals have been proposed, and
many more may be expected to be named, but among
them ALL not one. in the opinion of those who have
known him longest and known him best, can combine
OF necessary qualification for the office than
worthy and much esteemed fellow-citizen,
FRANCIS ]. SMITH, who from boyhood to man,
hood, has been with and of US. In sunshine and
in storm in sickness and in sorrow, have all known
where to find him, and always have found him good,
true and trusty.
Should it be the pleasure of the voters of Richmond
to select Mr. Smith for the Office in question, the
writer knows him well enough to know that his
whole time and personal attention will be devoted
the proper discharge of its dulies but should it be
otherwise, he likewise knows that he will be found
the same good citizen sti he belongs to that small
class unfortunately too small whom office cannot buy
and its privstion cannot alineate
fe 2-n MONROE WARD.
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FELLOW CITIZENS As I have been reauestsd
through the medium of two of the of this
CITY, twithout my knowledge,l to declare myself a
being personally solicited by many friends TO do So
beg leave with feelings of the profoundest gratitude
Tor their manifestations of confidence and esteem to
announce myselfa candidate for the office Should il
he the pleasure Of the citizens of Richmond to honor
me with that post, assure them that every effort
snail be made to discharge its important and RESPONSE
Bile duties promptly aud faithfully.
mn o-dte Very respectfully,
r ~ STARKE
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~ To the Voters of the City of Rich
MoND.-We beg leave to sdd another name to the list
of candidates for your sufrages for the Office of City
Sergeant GEO. w. TOLER, Esq Mr.. Toler is an
old citizen and has been engaged in business for the
last Is years; has served the city Alderman to the
satisfaction of all and 10 well known an efficient
business man. and should he be elected fill the Of
Zee, he will perform the duties satisfactorily We
NH SGT MANY VOTERS.
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r. To the Voters of Riehmond...I am I,
candidate for the office of CITY SERGEANT, at the
approaching election. Having acted Sheriff in
Hanover county, and Magistrate in this city, and
having had an experience of more than twenty years
a merchant, consider myself qualified for the of
flee.
If elected, promise to devote my personal alton
ton to the discharge of the duties of the office.
Respectfully, PETER w. GRUBBS. .
fa &-lmr
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~ To the Voters of Richmond. ..In ODE.
bedience to the advice of friends, who have from
Tune TO time presented my name through the prsss
to your consideration, for the office of CITY SER
GEANT, have now to say that the Office would not
only be ptabs but desirable had not intended
declare myae candidate after this manner, but
snce the practice has grown into CUSTOM which be-
comes Lio in social affairs no Longer hesitate
at all times ready and willing however to abide the
Your fellow.citizen,
NH I0-.St* FRANCIS j. SMITH
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BY Alex. Mott, .Auct.

EURNlTURE, CLOTHING DRY
tion, at my store, on THURSDAY, March 18th, at
10 O'clock, sundry articles Household and Kitchen
Furniture; cases Ready Made Clothing, Consisting
OF Goats Pants Vests, Shirts, &c. Dry Goods Shoes
Hats, Caps, Crockery and Glass Ware; 5000 Cigars.
choice brands 5 boxes Lemons, &c.
NH IL tts ALEX. MOTT, Auct
- MERCHANTS SALE..-WliI be sold tor
~ Gash; at the Columbian Hotel, in this city, on
THURSDAY, the Goth instant at the hour of II oclk
A: NJ the entire interest of Mrs. Margaret Brooks
which she now has in the concern of Gessrs Samuel
Lee Co. and In the said Columbian Hotel, now kept
tavern by the said Company to satisfy an execu-
ton in my hands against the said Brooks
JAMES D. Elicit,
NH ll-dtd Deputy Sergeant.
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JAMES B GLIB.

~ To the Voters of the City of Rich
mond.--Fellow-citizens Having been solicited by
many friends to announce myself as candidate for
now do 80 most respectfully. II it should be your
pleasure confer that Office upon me- nothing shall
be wanting my part to ensure faithful discharge
of the duties of the Office.
Yours respectfully,
NH 4.--1m* JAS. N. WALKER
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NH l0-.Sl* FRANCIS ]. SMITH,
| cS TIE DeHd Alive and q candidate for
/ the nfiics OF CITY SERGEANT

70 TUG Dend AIIve, and q Candidate Tor
the office of CITY SERGEANT.
Everybody knows that do not pretend to all the
qualifications necessary 10 discharge perfectly the du
nounce myself candidate but believing that I pos.
some, and can supply through ether individuals
those which / lack-a course which the successful
candidate, no matter who, must adort-I have deter.
mined, on the assurances of many fiends to enter
| the track, and hope not to be last at the post.
JOHN STITH
will be continued. fe 29-tdx
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IkUSTEE,S SALE...ENTIRE STOCK
4 OF BOOKS. STATIONERY AND FANCY
GOODS, AT AUCTION-On TUESDAY, March
18th 1855 II O'CLOCK, at the store lately occupied
by VIM A. Buffers, No. ISL, Main street. win be sold
Bookseller; comprising well selected stock Of
school Books, such as used in virainia; Niece.
laneous Books; Letter, Foolscap, Flatcap, Medium.
Royal, Note and other kinds Of Paper; Enysiopes'
BLANK Books Of all kinds Memo. Books; Bibles;
Prayer Books; Fort FoioE Drawing Papers; together
with large variety of fresh and valuable ar}cles
which viii be particularized in the catalogue.
The above sale offers to country merchants fine
chance of making the Spring purchases at unusual
rates, Us the sale 10 peremptory The sale win con.
tinue from day to day until the stock il all sold. :
Catalogues will be ready one week previous to the
SALE and will be forwarded to those who desire it, by
mail. : - =
The terms of the sale will be made known In thu
catalogue.
ALSO-Two Piano Fortss, one of which ia new.
and is 9 most excellent instrument.
The house and store 10 for rent till Oct |, 1856,
NH S-dtd WE. WATSON Trustss
Sale conducted by L. B. Cook 4 Co.. Aucts
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~ To the Voters of the City of Rich
MoHD.-At the solicitation of many friends hereby
ASSESSOR feeling confident that from my past ex.
psrience of some years Deputy Clerk, can il
elected discharge the duties of said office and will
endeavor to give general satisfaction. r
NH 5-tde& ALFRED SHIELD
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BY Thomas w. Kecsee, = "a
Office with Geo. ]. Summer, No. 20 Pearl atrsst.
u Or EXCHANGE For PR0PERTY IN TETr

EARM NEAR RICHMOND FOR SALE.
T. Or EXCHANGE FOR PROPERTY IN THE
CITY, wish to sell exchange for property in the
city, my FARM, Meadowbrook, ON the Central Rail
Road. one mile north Of Meadow bridges and milcs
from Richmond, containing a2l acres. The Land il
Of excellent quality being admirably adapted for gar
aenlns aud gardening unsurpassed by any
in the vicinity of Rchmond a. an examination viii
prove Itiss healthy and highly desirable stuation,
having an excellent House containing six rooms, and
the necessary out-h0uses IN good order. There Il
crop OF Wheat and Winter Oats seeded and nanured.
There Il also planted In the garden everything for
early Spring marketing. Also, Strawberriss Goose
berries young Apple Orchard, Hotbeds, Asparagus,
&C. So that q purchaser might commence operations
with prospect Of immediate returns for his invest
ment. ~-- Il :, 20 :, II I 60
Tue above property win be disposed Of upon sdvan-
tasesus terms BY early application to the sabscrbsr
at the Drug Store Of Broad and 4th sreet OF
to - D. EACHO. WIN. 6. BATTAILE.
The above ID also excellent location for phys-
cian faec s. ta,s @sst ~ y
If not sold privately before WEDNESDAY, 18th
day of March ct II O'Clock, tho above Farm viii be
sold at public auction, to the highest bidder. As
Sale conducted by THOMAS w. KEEsEE, Auct.
ia l6-taa
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CARGO SALE OF SUGAR AND MO.
~ LASSES.-On FRIDAY, March 18th, ct the
lower shed the dock commencing at II o'clock, A.
NJ, We win sell the cargo per schr Mary Eliza, from
Attakapas, La, consisting Of
q los hhds prime to choice N. o. Sugars.
III bbls do do do Molassea.
ALSO-WilI be added to the above sale, the cargo
per schr Mississippi, consisting of
203 hhds prime to choice N. o. Sugar.
244 bbls do do do Mslasses
81 tierces do do do do
Terms OF SALE: For all sums under $l00, cash !;
over $780, mos. credit for approved negotiable pa
per CHAS. T. WORKMAN CO,
NH 12-td Auctioneers.
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by GOddin q Appers0n.
COMMISsIONER,S SALE Of no USE

~ AND LOT AT PUBLIC AUCTION, ON
BROOKE AVENUE STREET. shall, as special
commissioner under decree of the circuit court OF
January. 1885, in the suit of Mosbys guardian Mos
by sell at public auction the premises f fair il
not, the next fair day there after at the hour Of
1856. the House and Lot in the city OF Richmond,
on brooke Avenue street, Of which the late Edward
l.. A. Mostly died seized and possessed. This pro-
Perty adj9ins the lot of MI Henry Lynenan and has
been used az grocery store in the basement and &C.
cup1ed IN the upper part a. private residence.
TERMS: One-third of the purchase money will be
acredit Of four and eight months the purchaser
cutting negotiable notes, interest added with good
dofsers, and title retained until paid and convey
ance directed by the court JOHN N. DAVIS,
Special Commissioner
Sale by GoDDIN ApPERsoN Aucts. NH IL
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~ To the Voters of the CITY ot Rich
MoND-l am candidate for the office of Sergeant Of
the City OF Richmond. Having discharged the dutiel
OF Of the otiee astter myself that am qualified te
ill the same, and hope to receive your votes at tbs
next election. Respectfully
te lS--S JAMES L.. BRAY
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VA Card---To the Voters of the C,isv of
hIeHSosp:-fellow Citizens. Having been solicited
~ many hiends-personally, As well a. through the
pre:s- TO announce myself candidate for the Office
OF MAYOR Of the city, now beg leave moot re.
speetfay TO do II il should be your pleasure TO
conier that honor upon me, nothing shall be wanting
of that Office. - - ''e NN''s'
With sentiments of high regard, have the honor
to remain your faithful servant,
NH l-dts VIM. TAYLOR.
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" To the Voters of the City of Rich
MoNp.l beg leave to announce myself q candidate
tor reelection to the Office of MAYOR of this city
at the ensuing charter elections 49, -
NH tide JOSEPH MAYO
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e. To the Voters of the City of. Rich.
MONOTONE AND ALL AT the solicitation of many
friends announce myself candidate for the office
of GRAIN MEASURER. Should it please you to
elect me- promise discharge the duties of the of.
fee strictly aud faithfully.
NH 7-tde* JAMES B GLIB.
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BY II, d. Cook q Co,

CLOSING OUT eALEs...The subscriber
attention of the public to the closing of his Stock
which will take place on TUESDAY, THU RSDAYs
and FRIDAY, the 18th, 18th and 18th insts, at 10
O'Clock.
There are still on hand many articles worthy the
attention of the public consisting of Gold and Silver
Watches Fob, Guard and Vest Chains, Seals, Breast
lets &C. Gc Also q large lot of Rosewood Dressing
and Work Boxes, portable Money Desks, &c.
The sales will be continued at night on the above
days at o'clock. HENRY LYMAN.
Sale conducted by e. B. Cook & Co.
Notice.----Persons having watches or jewelry In my
hands for repairs are requested TO call and get the
came immediately. HENRY HYMAN.
mi a-steU ~. .
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THRUST SALE OF A HOUSE AND Lot

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS the provisions . deed exc.
cuted BY q. II. Yeatman and A. d. feseman he wife,
on the I'd day Of May 1855 and accorded In the Clerks
Office of Henrico County Court, conveying TO a., -
trustees certain real estate mentioned and described
In the sad deed, TO secure the Mechanics bu1idine
ON FRIDAY tine 2ist day Of March 1855, u O'clock,
r NJ, the premises sell st public auction, 70 the
highest bidder, for cash. the property conveyed IN
said decd and described % ~ certain piece. parcel
lot Of lsnd lying snd bang in the county Of Hem
rico. near and sdjasent to the city % kfctznend.
treating tweRty-six iset On the norshesn sids q
X. or Clay street. a. extended In the couaty Of
Heurico aad running baek 1t right anglss one hpnr
drsd feet - IN alley ton feet wides and pm whace
said LOT hfick tsnement stsds, bong The ea4sezp
tens meat Of the twe which ware erected b Jesse
Frsnklin during The year lsxS 8. o
cani s y, rfnS{ u 3rr...... !,
i MI Ids S.. :. e.s
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THE PRINCE OF THE HOUSE OF
i DAVID.-The subscriber, who 10 General Agent
for its sale in Virginia has ct last received supply Of
die above remarkable book large 12mo. vol, PIP.
454, beautifully embellishsd Price SI.25
Copies may be also had of the various book houses
Of the city. stsss ! "a &. sael sen 3
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TTo the Voters of the City of Richmond.
/ respectfully announce myself candidate for the
office of CITY SERGEANT. at the ensuing Charter
Election. Respectfully,
fe 28-1H* C., T., JOHNSON
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UALUARLK PKlvATE gM kLLING

VTALUABLE PRIVATE . ~ kLLING ON
Y CLAY. BETWEEN lST AND IND STREETS,
nay afternoon. the oath March, 1856, on the pre-
mses at Al clock that very desirable private resi-
dence on the south side of Clay street. now in the
cupancy of Mr.. Calvin Green The LOT has front Of
wood, has ample accommodations for genteel fami-
". and il admirably located.
TERMs-ith cash; balance at 5, 9 and months for
n.sotiabe notes. interest added and title retained till
lssf note il paid The taxes and insurances for the
nresent wear TO be paid oy the purchaser. - &
NH lids GODDIN APPERSON Auets.
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Friends and fellow. citizens: ! announce myself Q
candidate for the office of COMMISSIONER OF
THE REVENUE for the Lower District OF said
county At the ensuing election. Should 1t be your
pleasure 10 elect me, pledge myself TO give my I'M
divided attention to it, dute. Having acted q:
INV experience In It's duties pledge myself 70 dis
charge the duties Of the Office promptly, faithfully
and according TO law. JUaN A. EACno.s
nh e. Inn ss.z -
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e. In compliance with tho request OF
many ctizens, announce myself candidate for the
office Of CITY SERGEANT.
NH Aim h. NJ. TABB.
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u To the Voters Of HenricO County,
ann candidate for the Office of Sheriff at the coming
election in May next. Having served as 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 1t be your pleasure
to elect me, the business Of the Office shall be faith
fully attended to.
NH Ibid JNO. A. HUTCHESON,
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" To the Voters Of Henrico County,.
FeIow-CitzenE Itbeeoming sssary in May next 70
elect Sheriff for our county, offer myself az cand-
past ~ Deputy Sheriff. an opportunity has been If.
forded You Of forming an opinion a. to my qusfcs-
tons pledge mysslf, should il be your pleasure 70
dencs: Yer. ye5y respectfully t,u r cuunRrv
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BY GOddin & Apperso0. AUcf.

by uOauih q Appors0n, Aucts.
T ARGE AND VALUABLE TOBACCO
- FACTORY ON 1lTH, BETWEEN MAIN AND
CARY STREETS. FOR SALE AT AUCTION
Will be sold on WEDNESDAY, the 18th of March.
1856, on the premises commencing at o'clock that
really valuable Tobacco Factory situated on the east
side of 18th, between Main and Cary streets now in
the occupancy of Messrs. N. b. Dickinson and Ssm,l
NJ Bailey, at annual rent of $780, The lot fronts
60 feet, extends back 80 feet. v9a1 - :
The terms, which will be liberal, will be made
known at the hour of sale. The aud insurance
for the present year to be paid by the purchaser
NH II GODDIN Il APPERSON, Aucts.
VNRUSTEES' SALE OF HOUSE AND
i LOT ON 9TH STREET, NORTH OF LEIGH
STREET, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-As Truste a
in deed of trust made Esd June, 1856, by John w
Reeve and wife, to secure the Shockoe Hill Buildnr
Fund Association the payment of the sum of So 040
which said deed is duly recorded in Richmond Hust-
ings Court shall, in execution of said trust pro-
coed to sell, on FRIDAY, the 14th day of March.
1856, upon the premises commencing at O'Clock the
House and Lot located az above. The lot fronts 80
feet east side of th street. and runs back $50 feet
upon which il handsome new framed Dwelling two
stores and basement, with kitchen in the yard and ali
the conveniences of comfortable residence for a
moderate sized family. The whole premises are in
complete order. pssg asaE8 s,s-l a.ss f8e,sltF +
The Terms require cash for the whole amount, but
arrangement will likely be made to give a credit
of and IL months twothirds of the purchase mo-
ney-the same being properly secured, with interest
: '''''' 4 IN; ,aS44E SsS4, Trustees
Sale conducted BY GoDDIN APPERsoN, Auets.
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NOTICES or THE PRESS.
From the New York Chronicle.

From the New York Chronicle.
Thisis large limo. volume, written for, and we'll
e sSss sSe name and birthplace Of Jsxs
he ancestors who, Of couse, were noble family; ct
the age Of seventeen conveys her from her fathers
lem. there to complete her sducstion, whore she il
John the Baptist, and Jesus the Messiah. from the
time of his baptism until his sscsndon to Heaven an
account Of which she sends TO her father, wealthy
Jew in Alexandna. Many passages are exceedingly
touching and beautiful The account Of the son ct the
the description Of the Saviour 10 the hands Of his
enemies less Interesting L. Iss1ng the book We had
specimens Of the spirit and abilty OF the work. but
prefer leaving the reader TO procure and read the
tire book bslievins he win find IL both pleading and
profitable. issa M
From the Christian Chronicle, Philadslphia.
Many circumstances alluded to in the Bible srs
blamed By the young Jewess, and In manner 10
s;fSt volume, and win be read With pleasure and
profit.
Professor Ingrahsm u . man OF ssnius, and bic pow
s ss e tss.xy world a book . original in sose.p
ten and % creditsble In its execution, win attract
great deal of attention. sss
UAddrs" 'ad sspc,ya g woarHAM,
NH 1o-stif rs Nam sxsse.
NOR SALE PRTvATELY.-We s9sr fer
L sale privasely, adesirabe litts Farm ead Mszsee
GARDEN. one and half miles below the stty. On ~
Willismsburf road, containing nine acres the -,
In hish state Of cultivation and wall % -
xrovth Of Vegetables Of an varieties Ugon ne yIe
mises g nav Cottage House Of modern dsasn, 20.
tsins eieyen rooms and two large pssness toeetner
with s the necessary ont buildinsa I'll IrnR0 81
dsr Upon The premises q young an1 tn1sy -
S.,a ~ choies Fruit The location y hea!thy 80
shs so.istv sooi.s Il h oas Of the mo8 beaunlni
nisces ii ths county Of Henziss. fossssses pssh
Is once. :. .4ssIe :, /. - ..~isaev. :. s 8,
Ap9ss1l K rLEAsANrs CO. Asesa, j.
~ Cornsr Frsnkiis an1 Unioa -
REEa5; lS ESPP.'|l.. i1.s.s.s - =
Esehjn = !. xhIlArufing ard delieloug DevssseA
~ irstant yslief ftpp ths s4sees q 49, =.
senes. Les 81 aDpezii4s Joxns9 - 9ansA eyysk.
~ 81 s6Seticni 81 he aomsch snd. &eyeiA 49,
kon whatever essse-inpssdes e - yaase
ssnawsAanngtA ssdvi9sr; SS $50 - y srraae, s
hxl-llyu 80. go. 80 -
UK WOULD ,respsesa.l 1,1ss.. e.. q
M frfends and custJmefe that - VIII re.oyss ~
90 q Arm = s.s s.Y :sssn IA g s; Is! =.
stcek Of Housekeeping Goods and r..eH AZ Ame KS
NH LEW fH0a. + ANoose
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HANDS OME BRICK STORE AND
II DWELLING, ON OREGON HILL, CORNER
OF CHURCH AND HIGHT STREETS, fOR SALE
AT AUCPION.-Wil be sold ON SATURDAY, the
18th of March, 1856 at O'Clock In the afternoon
the premises that desirable Grocery Store and Dwell
ling on Oregon Hill together with Lot running IS
feet on Church street and 40 feet on Hight st. . -
The above Property is . good grocery stand and
boarding house, being near the Rolling Mills The
House Is new, and contains five rooms: with kitch.
en-, and porch in the rear, aboye and below The
house can be entered either in front the rear with
out molesting either part. There is also covered
porch from the house to the kitchen; also small eel
lar for the purpose of keeping butter lard, bacon
&c, in warm weather.
The house is conveniently built and IL TO be sold
on account of the present owner wishing to remove
to the country.
ANY one wishing to purchase, can do 90 privately,
previous to the sale, on application to Mr.: VIM Gray
on the Canal, or B. w. Stsrke Law Building. II
not sold privately it viii be sold at public sueton on
the above mentioned day. tsia
TERMs-one-third cash; balance In and 8 mos.
with interest added negotiable notes satisfactorily
endorsed and title withheld till last ntte is paid
The taxes for the present year 70 be paid By the
chaser. WIN. 0hAJ, trustee.
Sale conducted by GoDDIs APPERsos, Ancts.
vph fasaFss u r+rtlz
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF MOST
~ VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN THE CITY
OF RlCHMOND.-As Commissioner appointed BY
a decree of the Circuit Court of the city of Rich
mond, pronounced the 18th of January 1856, in
the case of Cullen exor against Lyles and others
shall proceed to sell at public auction, the pre-
fair if not the next fair day) in the order advertis-
ed commencing at IL O'clock NJ the following yery
valuable Real Estate belonging to the estate Of the
late DR.. John Cullen, viz:
LIST. That large Brick Tenement on Pearl street,
now and for many years in the occupancy of Mr. Jas
c. SPOTS, as Penitentiary Agent
3D. The large three story Brick Dwelling on Ross
street, adjoining the Richmond House, recently In
the occupancy of DR. David H. Tscker.
Sd. The valuable property, known a. the "Rich.
mond House," now in the occupancy of Miss Ring.
The above Real Estate il 30 wen known, that a
more minute description of the same il deemed un.
necessary. 1t 10 located IN those parts of the city
where real estate Is justly regarded very vslu-
able. +z - e
TERMs-One-fifth cash; balancexat 6, Il, Is and "a
months for negotiable notes. interest added and title
retained till last note Is paid, and conveyance di.
rected BY the Court The and insurance for the
present year to be paid BY the purchaser.
= g. A. MYERS, Comr.
Sale conducted by GoDDIN 4 APPERsoH, Auots.
P. S.-Immedistely after the above sale, will be
sold that very valuable and desirable Building Lot
the corner of Marshall and 18th Streets adjoining the
residence of John Jones, Esq, having front on 18th
street of 80 feet, and depth of 100 feet.
Terms at salo GODDIN 4 APPERSON,
mh6 M Aucts.