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Smyrna times., 1856-02-13

llEUMATISM, in its most ,177--,..,ef
lorm' disappears from the system, I.ks tra',t
.Oie tne rising sun, when "Carter's S,,,n.
ISL Mixture is brought to bc.r upou !,
MS great pnrilier of the blood dives =, onoo
~ '"e ROOT OF all such diseases, aud drives j,
'lo'n 'l"O to limb, and joint to Joint. until it,
stronghold is captured, and it is torc,J
Tue system through the pores ofthc skin. Ler
the suffering try it and become henlod H.
Smyrna times., 1856-02-13

ADAMS IL Co. have established an Agency
III Smyrna, and appointed Mr. Thomas Mapens
as their agent. Mr.. NJ. has made ARRANGEMENTS
Tor lie carrying of goods from this town to the
cars and will, in all cases, give receipt for
any article entrusted to him for transportation,
thus inSuring its safe delivery.
Smyrna times., 1856-02-13

NkN1nuEs,-Capt Henry ID. Scout will offer
AZ P%S'lc nS sale his Stoc X and Farming Utensils
menl; a!so that Of Mr. j. S. ITuffincton. whose
sale takes place on Wednesday, the ooh inst
Mr. James l.. Bacon will sell his Stork and
farmlng utensils, on Tuesday, the I9th inst
Mr.. James Knight on Saturday, the 23d nSt
AR. VIM Berry on Thursday, the Dist inst
Mr. Aaron Morris on Friday, the 22d inst
and Mr.. james Vail on the 4th of March. ney,
Smyrna times., 1856-02-13

- OPENING OF THE DELAWARE RAILROAD ro
DoVER.-The first tram of cars from Dover
started for Philadelphia on Monday morninG -
hegAlaE trains will hereafter leave Dover at :
O'clock .. m; Smyrna - Mddlerown 81
w 'Inington , and, connecting with the vii.
m'ngton Accommodate tion Line, arrive at pbiI,.
delPhIa about 9o'clock. Returning, will leave
'he latter city at 81 o'clock, and reach Smvrno
at J, and Dover al s, p. IN. -"
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.''is VIE fEAoH CRop DESTROYED I'VE
have seen seyerai paragraphs going the rounds
OF the papers, saying that the peach crou for
ihe eoHlng season has been destroyed by the
severe cold weather of the present winter r.
this, however, we have aftucied no Importance
a as has been the case pfter every severe sOelI
pf weather, But q few days since a aesntlenan
brought asismall branch Of q peach tree. int into
our office. andsapon examination, tho germ. in
all all the blossom buds was found 70 be dead He
SAID, this had been the case with all which he
has examined We are also Informed that nm
exteaslse peach grower near Doyes, has. sf 90
careful Cation, concluded that wsh him
AslisaAls The cFpP VIII be total failuge.n aiel
W Mr. VIM. Naylor offers ii reward ofS55
'or a valuable horse which slrayed away. or
was stolen, on the night Of The 10Th inst.
Smyrna times., 1856-02-13

APPoqnInimink Hd., Feb. Q. '5G.
Smyrna times., 1856-02-13

w Inc Cincinnati COmmcrcial saws: !. n
digging down 70 frozen water pipes. yesterd. y y
10 ihe upper, part Of the fcity,l IL w,s
- oy carefni ineasnrinett, that the ereda Ssa
iDches," ~ '"Iee nlt nine
40 Commerce ST.. Fiji. a,
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:
and our cause, but suppose we would be- safe
IN having mercy on him, if he should ash !,
soon; but if he persists long in his nroson,
course, he will be beyond the limit of !, sevon,n
times seven." In. such case. if m o,,ooon,
should be made TO annex him to the Upi,ad
otates' we should demonstrate. And lest ho
should 60 beyond the bounds set BY the Scrin.
ture' will make suggestion to his party ,ba,
when they meet in Dover, their bead. .onar,o,s
that they take the course once adopted bv the
Democrats towards one of their orpans and an
point an intelligent committee TO take tho ov.r.
9'sht OF The editorial department. I sunn,se
the Democrats would attend to this business or
appointing Committee, but believe tbev h,vo
laS party) become ashamed Of their old friend
lhe Reporter, and no longer own him as their
. guardian" Poor fellow, apprehend he has
lurt rt himself in his gymnastic exercises ovar
ne usages of civil and moral law.''ar Ifibo
las, he must call in the doctor, and if the wo,nd
e likely TO prove fatal, he had better send y,
'nce for the Priest. believe the meons ~,
'loyed in extreme cases 10 open the sinnar,.
leart is grease. ''.'a 2 astisW ls4ls .ia n
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE IN HENRI


- co COUNTY, UNDER A TRUST DEED
Pursuant to the provisions of deed of trust
ted by John Tallsy to the subscriber, for the pur
pose of securing a sum of money therein mention.
ed, due to James H. Poindexter, which deed bears
date the 5th day of January 1885, and is recorded in
shall, FRIDAY, the 26.h day of September, 1856,
commencing at half past O'Clock P. M, proceed to
sell at public auction the premises, to the highest
bidder the following Property to wit All those four
pieces of Land in the county of Henrico near that
portion of the city of Richmond called Church Hill,
of 9th street. at the distance of 26 feet from its in
tersection with the north line of street, and run
ming northwardly along said 9th street IA feet,
thence at right angles westwardly in line parallel
to street 1872 feet to alley 10 feet wide; thence
southwardy along said alley 1874 feet thence at right
to 9th street, the place of bsginning-desgnated
plan annexed to a deed from VIM. Mitchell to Patk
Curry lots Nos. a. Is, I6 and II. Also, another
Lot, lying in said county, and bounded as follows:
BEGINNING the side of 9th street, at the dis
lance of IS feet from its intersection with the north
and running back at right angles to said street. and
between parallel lines 1872 feet, to an alley Is feet
wide, and designated on the plan aforesaid by the
deed, as No. Is.
Acting as Trustee shall convey with the special
warranty only.
penses of sale and the execution of the Trust and
the debt of SAP IL due said Poindexter with the in
terest which will be due thereon at the time OF sale,
and as to the balance Of the purchase money the
terms will be made known at the time of sale.
Should the sale be prevented at the time above
mentioned in consequence OF RAIN or from any otner
cause then tho said sale will he continued from day
day Sundays excepted) to the same hour, until
sale of the property is effected.
se9-dtds LOFTIN N. Elicit, Trustee.
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BY G0ddin 81 AppersOn.
AND FOR SALk...Havfng determined

n
IL to move West This fall, l shall offer all of INV
Real Estate for sale privately, until during the FAIL
and if sod it will then be sold publicly at which
time due notice will be given to wit: the place on
which reside, lying the rosd leading from the
Williamsburg road, round by Ramsey's Mill, up to
Shed town, formerly Blakey's Mills, and opposite
the farm of said Ramsey adjoining the land of c. B.
Williams and running down to Fulton town, about a
quarter of mile from the corporation line contain
ing Fifteen Acres with good DWELLING and all neces
sarJ out-houses; fine well of water in the yard
The land 10 in high state of cultivation, and would
make q splendid market garden.
Also, Tract of Land, lying six miles from the city,
on the south side of the main Williamsburg Stage
Road, containing SAL acres, ell in wood and heavy
timber, except about thirty acres, which has been
cultivated, with q good we II of water This tract
would make fine farm, as it all lies we'll
Tne wood Is very valuable for its convenience to
market, and is in half mile of the York River Rail-
road.
Also, another Tract opposite the same, on north
side Of said Williamsburg Road, running to Stony
Run Road, and bounded on both aides by said roads
It's entire length and corners in few feet the York
River Railroad and contains Sc acres all In wood ex
cept about twenty acres.
The tract has new Cottage residence, Just neatly
finished, with good storehouss, and some other
buildings. store is kept it at this time and Is
said to be good stand.
For further information, apply to Messrs GoDDIN
APPERsoN, or to the subscriber at his residence,
the first named place. VIM. r. HORD.
The foregoing real estate win be sold at auction on
MONDAY afternoon, the 18th September, 1856, at
O'Clock, commencing on the williamsburg road,
with neat Cottage residence. Terms sccommoda-
ting. SCI GODDIN Il APPERSON. Aucts
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z Sew Goods. August Isth 1856

~ New Goods, August 18th 1885,
THJs E. PRICE CO. at the old established
SAND No ss Main street, have been adding, during
TIE past few days, to their stock of Goods, and expect
from this time, during the entire Fall, by weekly ar
T'as 10 make such additions that at the opening of
IL ssason they will exhibit the largest and most
!. -nans supply they have ever offered to their
fsnGs ana the public. Among the Goods just re-
lryed. Pretty Colored Lawns from I2t GEMS up
i-'h Lineusot most approved makes; Linen Sheet
ii-' Of 90 French COTsets; Aeleton skirts Hoped,
aud for those who need such for the early Fall,
FL. 10 aud IA Cotton sheeting heavy WooleDs,
ali Sheep Grey Sstinets for farm hands; brown and
rsch-d Cotton Shifting; Cotton Oznsburgs Blan-
t-i,, and many other srticle5. Ali of which they
sdse themselves will be offered wholesale and re-
tai, at the very lowest maket ratss
gu l5--d6w THOMAS K. PRICE & co.
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y Afflicted thirteen year. 8

- Afflicted thirteen years and cured In
G't "EfK-Read the following letter from the Rev.
James Temple:
PHILADELPHIA, June 9th, 1855
frof Do Grath: have been afflicted for thirteen
ysss with neuralgia and other painful complaints
ana have been unable to sleep roundly or walk any
a'tsuce for many years past. Last week got bot
IL u your Electric Oil" The first night | slept
sosndy and we'll and to-day am like new man.
n wife could not believe her eyes Your Electric
- hAs done one week what the physicians OF Phi
ia1eipbia failed TO do in thirteen years
Gracefully youia Rev. JAMES TEMPLE
$40 South street.
Sold by PURCELL LADD CO, Richmond, and
b'17Esis In every town. Principal Depot, No. SO
SCUM 9th street, Philsda. Beware OF dangerous
sCGuteFio1A. lS-th
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aATa, CAPS. sHOHa, 40,

EALL STOCK-IS56.- A X ID N Err
L CARLTON CO., NO. Ill, MAIN STREET.
RICHMOND, VA-Are receiving their Fall and
Winter assortment of Boots, Shoes, Leather Paper,
Trunks, Hats, Caps, &c. &c, embracing one of the
most complete and best selected assortments of
goods to be found in any Shoe house in the Union
These goods were purchased for cAsH, early in the
before the advance in stock, when they had
choice in the selection from the largest manufactures
in New England, and are offered TO the Virginia and
North Carolina trade very reasonable terms
We enumerata norton of our purchases:
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NEW FALL AND WINTER STOCK.
~ BkEEDEN, FOX l. CO, by recent arrivals,
are 10 receipt of their Fall supply of Goods In la
dies Dress Goods they have all the latest styles and
fabrics CT the season in greater varsity thsn be-
fore offered with foil assortment of Gents ouths,
Servants and Housekeeping Goods. to which they
invite the attention of city and country friends,
surfing them goods low they be purchased in
this market. All they ask is examination of their
stock. 2l7 BROAD STREET.
CARPETINGS DRUGGETS AND KUGS.-Our
assortment in Velvet Tapestry Three ply and Ing ain
Carpetings is very large and VIII be found cheap.
Sc lf-d6t BREEDEN, FOX Il co.
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apBCIAL NOTICH6.

IC,rd..--The subscriber having re-
" b;s new and elegant store, No. 100 Main st,
raved TO n ~. attn street would call the attention
40 doors cbsnts and others about purchasins to
Ct COUNTY; and varied assortment OF L l.
- exee19NG N his own manufacture. He aattep
hat ne, only will he be enabled TO please In
fnssh 'na, his stock, but also in hts prices. All
Il trsHet, c,,hins eut ana made to order at short
,~'cles OF se5-lm +. MORRIS.
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BY Davenport, Allen 81 Go.
OOn CASES OF BOUTS, SHOES AND
CUU HATS, AT AUcTfON.--On WEDNES-
DAY, oath Sept, will sell at our auction store at
10 o'clock, an assortment of BOOTS, SHOES and
HATS.
TERMs.-Under 100 dollars, cash. 100 dollars and
over months credit for approved paper.
DAVENPORT, ALLEN CO.
,s9 Aucts.
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" Bachelors Hair Dye.--Twcntyy years
etpenmsht and application Justify the proprietor in
marranting this the best Hair Dye in existence.
II dyes black or brown instantly without the least
injury TO hair skin. Made ana solo, applied, Tin
. !. private roons) at Batcheior's Wig Factory,
- broadway, New York.
lac genuine for sale by
BENNETT, BEERS & FISHER,
~ lb-em 125 Main street
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IA CROSSING & TUPMAN,
DEALERS IN
N MEN AND BOYS CLOTHING AND

~
OFFER for the Fall and Winter trade of 1885, the
following goods assorted in size and style, suit Man
and Boy. All can be satisfied with cheap, fine, plain
aud fashionable GOODS in fact let the be
fastidious confident the stock embraces quau-
tity and quality sufficient to please.
Expecting customers will acknowledge facts
which must be apparent examination, we merely
enumerate the following list of goods brought out
his season:
Beaver Over Sacks, Over Goats and Raglands;
Cashmere, Beaver, Petershap, and Cloth Business
Coats; Black and Fancy Cloth Dress, Freck Coats;
cheap Tweed and Sattinett Coats; Black Doeskin,
Black Figured, Scotch Plaid, Brown, Drab and Steel
Mix Cashmere Pants cheap Cashmere and Sattnett
Pants also, Velvet, Matlassca Silk Cashmere and
Satin Vests, giving much variety il possible not
at all scanting the number of styles, but rather in
creasng over former years. have produced several
novelties tn the Clothing department, which we
think genteel Our Furnishing contains full
stock of ShswIs Blankets, Umbrellas, Merino and
Knit Wool Shirts Silk and Buck do; also, Drawers
match the above styles of Shirts White and brown
Jeans, White and Brown Canton Flannel Drawers, of
our own make, which we recommend perfect in fit;
Gloves Guantletts, Suspenders, Night-Caps Money
Belts Cricket Jackets, Hsndkerchiefs, Mulers Cra-
vata Ties Scars Socks, Collars and last though aes
our improved Yoke Shirt, of which we have sold
24O0 since the LIST of last January. Examination
gives satisfaction and you advised to call on
GROSHONG TUPMAN,
Sc 13-t 1I0Main street.
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JOHN w. DAVIES
DEALER IN AMERICAN AND ITALIAN
MARBLE, BROWN STONE AND GRANITE.
MAIN STREET, BETWEEN 9TH AND 9TH SITS.
~ EQUIPMENTS, TOMBS. HEAD PIECES,
House and Store Fronts Window aud Door stills Va
burying Grounds enclosed with Stone and Iron Rail-
ing. First Premium awarded by the Mechsnics' In
je lots
Evils n. WEBB & Co. GENEKAI
~ COMMISSION MERCHANTS, offer their ser.
vices for the sale and purchase of Flour Wheat,
NoIu. tonscco. &c az 8-.-6m
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EBy Taylor & .WiIIiams.
BY Alex. Mott, Auct.

FU RNITgRE, DRY GOODS, AND
6hOCERlES.-Will be ssld at Auction at nav
store on TUESDAY next, 18th inst commencing at
10 O'Clock, very handsome assortment of new and
second hand FURNITURE. Also | will offer some
very lots Unreasonable Dry Goods and Ready
Made Clothing
GROCERIES, bbls. Whiskey:2 do. French
Brandy, do. Crushed Sugar; 8 do. Brown do; bags
CoHee; 10000 fine Segsrs; boxes Candles
ne 10 ALEX MOTT Auct
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~ Anthracite, Midlothian and BInck
HEATH CoAL.-The subscriber is now prepared to
fAtnsh the best PHILADELPHIA ANTHRACITE,
and LUMP COAL from the above Chesterfield
Hes winch ne will sell at the lowest market price,
Jr CASH or It's equivalent. Orders left at tbs auction
house Of Lsrus & Shine, II Main street, will meet
Y h prompt attention
al l3--5m p g. IARITS
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NEAT C0TTAGE REsLD ENCE ON

MEAT COTTAGE RESIDENCE ON
CLAY, BETWEEN 1sT AND 2ND STREETS,
FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-Will be sold, on
TUESDAY. the 18th of September, 1885, on the pre-
misses, commencing at II o'clock, the very neat and
desrsbly located residence now in the occupancy of
Mr.. r. =. Tyler. 1t has rooms besides kitchen,
Nc, and is now in complete order. The Lot fronts
sc feet back 1863 feet and has the privilege of
alley out to 1st street. 1t is also shaded with
handsome trees 1t Ia of the most desirable loca.
tions for small family now for sale.
TERMs-One-fourth Gosh; balance at 4, and II
months for negotiable notes. interest added, secured
by Trust Deed or title retained
seq GODDIN APPERSON, Aucts
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Physician, Richmond, Va
>, ~ Oilce on Governor street, near the Richmond
House. au zS-.-d3m
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

" NO Toilet Article ever offered tn the
b9one, mas met with such success a. DOWDEN6
onNIAL FLUID. Il affords certain and speedy
ton OF tartar restores diseased and sponsy gums to
ahealthy condition; impsrts q pearly whiteuess 10
the teeth, and delightful aromatic fragrance to the
fessenal men daily, among them Drs PIeas.nts IA.
inunds Hudson, Hancock, &C., of this city Tor al.
oy All druggists throughout the State, and wholessle
aEo. DowDEN, prussi.t and Chemist
H s-'sm Broad st., Richmond, Va.
To Robert X. Howisen. ATTORNEY nj Inv
AND NOTARY PuBLIc, has removed hIs of,cs =.
ms residence, on Governors street two door. above
the Richmond house, aud not far from his former
office, Tix siae,isxn
pnttey's Genuine Pain Exrracfor
VIII snoaoe the pain and inflammation from the se-
versest burns or scsid: IN from to twenty min
utes-snd that It will heal the wounds without scar
ana edcctnaily cure Fever Sores-Piles-Salt Rheum
-inrammatory Rheumatism-Sore and Inaame6
Eyes-Snts- w ounds- Bruises-Old and Inveterate
Sofes-Scsid head-Corns and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Chilblans -Bitea of In
sects-.Swelied snd Broken Breast-Sore Nipples
rroptions-and all other infammatory and cutaneeus
diseases, where the parts affected can he reached
Don't be ncre6ulous about the many disc ssea named
toee cured by only reflect til at the few
OUT positive properties which the Daley Salve alone
can reach not alone the aforementioned diseases
out many more not enumerated.
Ouery.-Do NOT REGULAR BRED PHYSICIANS PRE-
SCRIBE cALonEL ISwARpLY FOR SCORES OF slF.
FEHENT DISEASES
Each box of GENUINE DALLEY's PAIN ExrRAc.
TOR has upon it Steel Plate Engraved Label with
the sisnatuIe Is, Of G; v CLlC iS CO., Pre-.
others are counterfeit. Price 25 cents per box
~ All orders should be addressed to C. " Click.
ener l. Co, 81 Barclay street. New York
sENNETT, BGEks FISHER,
ap lh-hm 12S Main stre.t.
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A RULES held in the Clerks ONCE of
- Goochland County Court, Monday the 4th
day of August, 1856:
Henry Cousins. Pltf}
against
Sally Cousins Fleming Cousins and
others whose names unknown III Snancery.
infant children and heirs at law of
Waiter Cousins dec'd.......Defts
The object of this suit is to obtain Decree for the
division of tract Of land of about 100 acres which
was devised to the plaintiff and Walter Cousins de-
ceased jointly by their father, Francis Cousins and
the allotment of half thereof to the plaintiff And it
appearing BY the affidavit Of the plaintiff that the de.
enda nts above named not residents of this State
and that the names of those who maj de defend
ants by the general description OF parties unknown
are unknown 1t is ordered that the said defendants
and the unknown parties aforesaid, do appear within
one rontn after due publication of this ORDER and do
what is necessary to protect their 1nteieAts
A copy-Teste.
Sc 6-Iaw4Wt MAI. w. MILLER, CLERK
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.rhr members of the Virginia

pr Ceons, late OF ~. Louis, Mo OF.
Zee SUD CT eva f,l.v,n jy sl--sms
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BY Thomas w, Keesee,

By Thomas w, Keesee,
{Ofice with Geo. J. Sumner. No. 20, Pearl street,
DMINISTRA TORS SALE OF
n HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE
AT AUCTION.-Will be sold. on TUESDAY morn.
ing next September The 10Th. commencing at III
O'Clock, the late residence of Mrs Lucy +. Green,
deed. Clay street, near western corporation ne.
ali of her Household and Kitchsn Furniture, consist
ing of Sofas Chairs. Tables, Wardrobe, Bureau,
Lounge, .Bedsteads. Beds and Bedding, Rocking
Chairs China and Glass Ware, together with the
Of CHARLES C. TINSLEY,
Administrator
Terms cash.
Will be sold at the same time, an oio NEoho
MAN.
Sale conducted by THOMAS w. KEEsEE, Auct-
-
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D- Pure sodn Water nm dc

r. Pure Soda Water made In the finest
Porcelain Fountains by ourselves and all the deli
,gs Cream and Fruit Syrups, made from the actual
: - snd sound fruits. FOR sale at
MEADE l. BAKERS
New ApothecsIy Store,
II 2S.-Ju 1876, \. w. corner of Main and 10th sits
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p W Card.--s ID. Denoon, RelI and Brass
tylndeteG Fancy Crate and Fender Manufacturer,
10 20 Main street. between 9th and 9Th, west side
Ac4mand, Va. jy l0--6m
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u ALD IIElNN n iUHIEIF1 E1NNE
FOR SALE PRlVATELY.-For SALE the Farm
known ''Spripg Cottsse" lying in Hanover couu-
Richmond and Fredericksburg Railroad. Y miles
from Richmond, and half mile from Kilby's Mill
Station, containing III acres, with large dwelling,
barn, corn house, &c, springs of excellent wa
ter The land well adapted to the growth of corn,
wheat tobacco and vegetab es and has upon it con
siderable quantity of prime barrel timber: Churches
and mills very convenient, and the neghborhood ex-
ceent. For terms, apply to GEO. A. HUNDLEY,
Richmond, or the undersigned, upon the premises
aa h-2taur2uLk CHOS l.. HIINDLEY
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BY 4. Il. Cook & Co., Aucts.

ExTENSIXE SAL OF STOCK OF
FANCY GOODS, &C.. AT AUCTION.-The sub.
scrber intending to discontinue his present business
and with view of brp ging it to speedy Close will
sell at auction, commencing on WEDNESDAY, 18th
inst at 10 O'clock the whole of his stock of House.
keeping articles, Hardware, Cutlery, Fancy Goods
Musical instruments, &c.
Merchants and Housekeepers are now offered an
opportunity of supplying themselves with every ar
ticle in the housekeeping line rarely to be with
All being OF the very best quality. will be sold with
out reserve
The sale will be continued from day to day at 10
O'Clock, and every evening at II O'clock until the
whole stock is disposed Of
TERMs-For all sums under $50, cash over that
amount MONTHS for notes satisfactorily endorsed.
R. NJ. ZIMMERMAN.
Sale conducted by E. B. Cook & Co, Aucts
So l0-tds
TTRUSTEEs' SALE OF HOUSE AND
l. LOT.-As Trustees in a certain deed made on he
10th day of March, 1855, by N. w. Walton and wife,
to secure to the Protection Building Fund Company
the sum of four hundred and eightytwo dollars
which said deed is duly recorded in the Hastings
Court of the City of Richmond we will, in execs-
ton OF said trust proceed to sell on the premises
on WEDNESDAY, nth September, at o'clk +. NJ
the property conveyed in said deed, viz: A lot of
Land on the western side of 7th street. nearly oppo-
site the City Spring containing p feet 'front.' and
ming back $50 feet upon which there is two story
wooden tenement, in good repair
The title to said property is indsputable; but sell
ing Trustees will convey snch title only as is
IN us vested 5tS3 sSSfS$Isd
Sale conducted by Z. B. Cook l. Co, Aucts.