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By Richard Cauthorn.
CTOCK OF GROCERTFs. FIyTrr

CTOCK OF GROCERIES, FIXTURES.
~ &c, AT ACCTI0N.-0n THURSDAY, I'D inst
at 10 o'clock, at the Grocery store nj VIM. r. Byock
Brother. ON Broad street. opposit" the Fair Grounds
VIII sell ut auction. for cash. their entire stock
GrocerleS Fixtures consisting Of the usual yari
ETY. in retail store
Also, one Spring Wagon.
Jy2l r. CATTHORN
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AUCTION sALEs
THIS

HIGH CONSTABLE'S SALE.-Will he
IL sold on TUESDAY MORNING, the 7Ist Of Julv
~ at o'clock A. NJ at the Store on the corner of
Broad and Ninth streets lately occupied BY @aury
Harding one new Awning and Iron Frame, Clocks
Glass Shuw Cases, one counter and lot OF Clocks
Frames tas Burners, &c. TO satisfy distress
rant in my hands vs. Maury a Harding in favor VI
Goddin 4 Apperssn az t.. Terms CASH.
iyD +. BUTLER, III. c. C. X.
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AUCTION SALES.
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ETTTRE nAY9
AND EXECTTOR;S


COMMISSIONERS AND EXECUTORS
~ SALE.-By virtue oil decree of the County
Court of Chesterfield. in the Of Wilkinson against
Belcher and others, shall. on the 9Th Of the pre-
sent month, July 1857, il fair If not the next lair
day proceed to sell at the late residence Of Mrs X
T. Moasly ten or twelve likely NEGROES consist
ing of Men. Women and Boys. At the same time and
place. / shall sell all the Horses Cows Sheep and
Hogs Household and Kitchen Furniture Plantation
Tools. kc. l.. W. WILKINSON,
Com. and Ex'or. Of 4. T. Moasly and
" 2l-7t Administrator Of Mary o. Mostsy
A VALUABLE SMALL FARM AT
AUCTI0N.-I will offer. for SALE at public auc-
uon, on the premises, on SATURDAY, the 18th day
81 August next, my PLANTATION, known as
tI9ugh s., and lying in the county of Amelia with
10 lhTee miles Of yeersviIle Depot, the Richmond
anu Dsnylile Railroad, and adjoining the land of
1pnn r. PeTklnson, ESQ., The Plantation contains
oo't5 three hundred acres one-third being cleared
anu the balance finely tmbsred. portion of this
latu y iiesh ahd very rich, and the whole i we'll
adapten 10 tie growth ct corn, oats wheat and tD-
0acco; Inc land Is at present in the Occupancy of
M u scott, ESQ, and has il fine growing cron
There IS on the place comfortable dwelling 6wse
with the necessary outhouses Mr. Scott Win sbo,,,
the premises to any wishing to purchase IL IL
event that sale should not be made on the dav nn
Gifted the place viii that day be publicly TentpJ
TERMS liberal and made known on day Of sala ~
Jy Zl-In6trltds ANN T.. FOSTER
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BY Larus & Shine, Aucts.
TRUSTEES SALE OF FURyITrf

TRUSTEES SALE OF FURNITURE
L AT THE ST. CHARLES HOTEL.-By yirtuno
two Deeds Of Trn,t-onr from Woodward q Naw,na,,
dated 9lth December, lS5f the other from w %su
man. dated the 18th ot June 1867. both recorded il
the Office OF the Hastings Court RiChmond-and h,
rrqurrt OF parties secured Therein, the Undersigned
Trustee thereby appointed. will proceed to sell nj mi
lie auction, 10 the highest bidder on the nrarnsps
beginning on TUESDAY, 2sth DAY Of july IS57 at
II o'clock a VI, the varied, large and valuable. storl
Of FURNITURE of the ST. CHARLES HOTEL Main
street Richmond - ~
The Furniture consists in part of Mirrors sof,s
Chairs Carpets Curtains. Ornamental Tables Plane.
Paintings Brdsteads. Beds, Mattresses B.ddinr
China, Glassware CrOCkery, and inuumerabIe otbc,
articles very desirable for hoEsckoepprs or for thos
Keeping or intending to keep hotels or boardnl
houses.
The terms will be very liberal and accommodating
and will be made known at the sale.
II. r. HOWIsON. Trustee.
Sale conducted by LARUs SHINE, Aucts.
az RENTING OF THE HOTEL.-Beforo N,
above sale-say, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, on TUESDAY
the 2Sth day - July the St Charles Hotel will h.
publicly rented to the highest bidder for the mex
pred term of the lease, unless privately rented be
fore that time" The situation and arrangement o
the Hotel make il desirable Ia any person or persons
" i52'ltds Vi. y NEWMAN.
A DEMONSTRATORS SALE.-Will be
"A sold about InmiIe. from Richmond, at the resi-
dence of John Miles, decd, on FRIDAY, July p, at
y all the personal propgrty Consisting Of ell the
the DAT aud CORN crop; CART and GEAR and
Also, FARMING UTENSILS, &c.
Terms made known on the day OF sale.
JOS. l.. M0SBHY.
iyH-dtl% Admir- of Ino. Miles, deed.
I
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V Larus 4 Shine.

CHERIFF'S SALE.-To satisfy ali exc
lCcuton in my hands, will sell at auction, on fKl
DAY, the 2fth inst commencing at lOOelock, A. VI
Watch, Clock. l Bureau Beds, Bedstead
Chairs, l Washstand, Table, | Cane, &c.
JOHN ". WRIGHT, D. $.
For p. p Winston, 5 {. r.
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VALUABLE FARM IN HENRICo,

EIGHT MILES FROM RICHMOND, FOR SALE
AT AUCTIoN.-Win he sold upon the premises, on
WEDNESDAY, the I'D day Of Jnly, Isl, comInen-
above adjoining the lands of DIR. Miles George Dr.
John NJ Sheppard, Mr. W G. Talia"rro and others;
recently occupied by Mr.. IL. I. Hoffman; contains
iS7 Acres of which about two-thirs are cleared the
balance is in original growth, mostly Oak. The i'm
proyements consists OF small Dwelling containing
three rooms, besides Kitchen, Barn, Stable, DC.
TERMs-One-fitth cash, balance at I, :, II and IL
MONTHS for negotiable notes interest added and title
retained trust deed Taxes for 1857 To he paid by
the purchaser. G0DDIN d APPERSUN,
Auct's.
p. $. The above Land can be bought privately be-
Tore the day OF sale. u Il A.
Jy q-tds
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FOR SALE AND HIRE.
VALUABLE OUTH.WESTERN VIM

GINA LAND ron sALE-I have verv vain.
ans tsAe. oi land IN Wya,e county Virginia. some
az ,s the same distance from Mes Meaiows depot
on Tue sif4,na and Tennessee Railroad con
rhs land Is well supplied with water hayns rs,o
stant uhnang through il, and severi bold AID CON-
thirds q the tract is cleared and IN IN a. About two
sae i wen T snbe.gcs 1a Portion IN meadow The re-
other necessary buildings, ali Of shssgn house and
ana not very valuable Possession Rils s
sens a. 81 necember next with the priyiieye If
ncaa g. own , ABOUT 20 acres Of land adjoining AMI
Vile d"pot 81 II the and around the WITH"
winch will sell ON accommodating tcr,as hsiir9sd.
good Srst axs int pnrshasers There are two
~ on These lands, each about half n,;, go
ans u"pot and TO each Of which sfiucienrro ~
lsId may be attached to make a Convenient snJ o'
s,FabIe grain or dairy farm ali we'll s anu Or
.tr , soon springs Of water. large and Constant
tins land afording good site about hall III %
{Tp ,9e is N pDspes for MILLING AND MAJ
doubted whether any part ofthis State afsg VEL be
lqcation Tor large and profitable business of this
ehal1ter. than ytheyille and its vicinity.
south Western of the State aud being on the
SOUTH WESTERN CHAIN OF RAiIRnAsIpss's e snrl
rounded BY country unequalled for the variety and
richness OF ITS natural resources. agricultural and
mineral, and for the saubrity offs climate and beau
iiful mountain scenery; and having in addition 10
the railroad, well graded turnpike roads, les,ding
from 1t into all the surrounding countics--Wy the
vile may well claim to be- unsurpassed by other To-
calities in advantages for snch business, and for
PLEASANT AND HEALTHY RESIDENCE.
AM laying on part Of this land into town lots aud
small parcels suitable for family residences The I'M
riyalled salubrity of the climate, with an rIev:t-
ton above tidewacr of about 2iB0 feet and its very
Easy and speedy accessibility from all points, make
this town aud its vicinity most convenient pleas
ant. healthy and desirable summer retreat
A map ofthe-e lots and land can be seen by appli-
cation 10 the subscriber. TH0MASJ. BOYD.
WytheviIla Va. jy I5-diw
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r.. CAUTHORS.
TRY GOODS AT AUCTION-On FRI |

~ DAY, 24th inst, at 10 O'clock at my store | will
sell at auction, lot Of Dry Goods consisting in part
OF brown aud white Hosiery; Gents Linen BosonI.:
ndkfS; Irish Linen; four dozen Linen Bosom shirts
Cotton and Woolen Unler-shirts: Shirt Collars Cam
brio iidkfS; Port NOMINEES Drawers; Belts, &c, &C.
Jy Il X. CAUTIIORN.
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I RETIRED PHYSICIAN, whose sands

street, JeTsFy Ut! y. .. Je s-dkcH 5ir
As SOLE AGENT in this State for Ja-
y cob Secgers Baltimore LAGER BEER,
able 10 supply me ,rsde snd the pubic IN general
ket in quantities to suit purchasers at the lowest
cash price.
TOR carriage p. WILBACHER,
ivJ Office at Sls Main street.
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T'0 DENTISTS-CRYsrAL GoLD.-Ne
have been appointed sole agents for the sale Of
the CRYSTAL GOLD and CRYSTAL GOLD run
These articles are both warranted 10 he bsoIsteiy
pure, and have the decided aiyantag. over all other
gold. 81 being far more plastic laajedbe and adsstre,
very easily Melaei aud always Of uniform earae-
ter Every Dentist who has tried Ii pronounces the
Plugs and Filling to be the most beautiful firm ana
even that they have ever seen.
MEADE 4 BAKER, Chemists, &c,
ls6. ". w. corner Of Main and 10th streets.
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s,u.- ,, :, RICHMOND. July 4th 1857
l fully concur in the opinion expressed 6r nru
GibHon, HaXall and others. Of the superiority If
Spectacles manufactured by Mcssrs Semmans - C tne
JAS. II. CONWAY. VI. d w.
Prof Obstpt Mad nj "
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ADJUSTMENTS.
n N, ELDRED'S
VI. GREAT
SOUTHERN SHOW !!

THE ONLY SOUTHERN COMPANY NOW IRA
YELLING IN THE SOUTH
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By Larus & Shine

DRY GOODS AT AUCTION.-Will be
- sold at public action. on TUESDAY, the 2Ist
inst, commencing at 10 o'clock our store the con-
tents of two cases of seasons BILE Dry Goods &C. &C.
sold on account of whom at may concern.
Jy Is LARUS SHINE, Aucts.
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rrrpY- THING NEW md COMPLETE FOR
TIM lEtR
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fsWbTv STRAIED-FrOm my residence,
N.Y. on Venable street, a BLACK YEARLING,
- Is months old. unmarked with q white
pot al ~ forehead, white back white breast and
white under her tail and hind feet white. She was
Missed soon after the 18th OF April. liberal reward
viii be paid for her delivery, or any information Of
arr. Mrs. G. HICKS, Union Hill.
IS-gt&
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BACON, &C., AT AUCTION.-On WE'D.

- NESDAf, - Inst. at 10 O'Clock at my store |
VIII sell, hhds Sides, hid Hams do Joles hts
Mornings, bbls Brandy, 4 boxes sunerirr Chewing
Tobacco, boxes fine Gunpuwler Tea, and many
other ARTICLES. " q Il. CAITHORN
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DEFINED LARD--oar own production,
II aud decidedly the best article Of the kind ia tho
market for sale In all sixss Of package. byr,,p.
~ Al - ~ WILLIAMS 4 BROTHER
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ly Is GDDDlN APpERSON, AuCtS.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE

L REAL ESTATE on HULL STREET, MAN
CTESTER--As trustee in a deed of trust from Mr. j.
Il. Bragg and wife, dated 18th March, $50 duly re-
corded III Chesterfield county court shall sell at
July, 1871, commencing at o'clock. the real estate
conveyed by said deed consisting of the valuable and
desirable lot with the buildings and improvcn ,nts
Aherron. in the occupancy of Mr.. las. Robinson
fronting ~ feet on the southern side of Hull street
running back the depth of the lot dcing part of lot
opposite to the residence of Mr.. ". L. Holt, and is
Justly regarded very valuable account of its CEN
bridge.
The terms of sale, which will be accommodating
will BE- made known at the hour of sale.
The title il believed to De perfect, but the trustee
will convey with the usual special warranty.
is 10 {. c. MCRAE. Trustee.
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BY Goddin & Apperson, Aucts.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN MA,

Y NLU ADTIE hEAL ESTATE IN MANI
CHESTER, FOR SALE AT AUCTION
VIII be sold on FRIDAY the 3lst day of July l on
House and Lot late the residence of Mrs. : r W,s
ger, occupied by Mr.. T. L. Hatcher at the cor
of Decatur and Burrows street fronting 1872 feet
ON the former and l2j feet on the latter The houss
is handsomely and pleasantly located aud has all ne
Crssary out houses all in good repair and is quite
commodints The lot will be divided to suit bidder.
After which. viii be sold, a beautiful lot (in rear of
the above fronting 80 feet Burrows street. lun-
ming back li2 feet.
ur and Bakcy streets fronting 40 feet on the former
street running back OH the latter 65 feet.
TERMS 0nt-fourth cash: balance at g. and u
months for negotiable notes interest added, secured
by trust deed or title retained.
jy Is GODDI\ Il AppEPSOS AuctS
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VARIETY.
SIGHT PRESERVEDi-

sT StTnm fhEsEKVED!-
MEssRs. SERMONS i Co. the Celebrated q EnxIisb
BRAzILfAs PEBBLE sPECrAcIEsa me Tcspae erSxea
announce their arrival with splendid assortment Of
their newly invented and improved SPECTACLES.
and may be Consulted ut their Office, over c. WTyp,
LisaERs Nc Lao Nam street. opposite IhesTs. kent,
Their Glasses are made of the purest Brazil Pebble
and Constructed in accordance with the phiIoeonby
of nature, in this peculiar form of concave convex
mirror and thear transparency is perfect that the
wearer can only perceive he has them on by the i'm
proyement In his sight The great novelty in them
to ecunteract the infirmity which it is intend
and usefulness Of these inn q s ,ne f
sles u VIII suffice to say, that they have been unani
mionsiy approved Of BY the most celebrated physi
eia an and ocuiists of Europe and America.
me experience they have thus acquired combined
NTH their perfect knowledge of optical science ena
spset9n Of the eyes what sort Of glasses are best
suited to correct their defect of vision either to give
De necessary without causing any anna aren't char-3
any fatigue or weakness fT" N'-' '''"'is''
zian ps examined and sufficiently well tried the Bra
tSs amy have he principle gp p5e %Sb
Opucs and the magnifying power Z. III iaWs on
''''p''' no. '" HAXALL, NJ. D.
,a nave examined the spectacles manufacturers w.,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Co and regard the lens used
tat a.
convex lens in common use THey 40 W ane 9ouhle
t tne deiect 81 spherical alteration aiio ~ fte
uncl vision through any part of the lens o Jus ns-
reach the eye. JaWFl :" bo ~ ridISht which
RICHMOND, July 81, 1857 oTioN, NJ ID.
nave no doubt that the SpectacIes Of fba 80.
Selnmons ale the best now known " o9Hls'
CHAS. BELL GIBSON Nm
frof. Surg, Med. COL Va
RICHMOND. July 4tb lar
fully concur in the opinion expressed Inv H..
GbHon, HaXal and Others of the srerior1ty y ~ ~
Spcctacles manufactured by Messrs Seminars a ~ ne
JAS. II. CONWAY, NJ d..
Irof Obstet, Med. Col. Va
After a careful trial of the Spectacles of Nessrs
Sermons Co, am satified that in preparing them
philosophy and art have combined to produce the
best assistant for vision impaired by advancing years
have ever used.
The lens is constructed AZ to render il equally
perfect throughout while the size and skilu adjust
OF the position of the frame prevent the cross
lights which are 80 Objectionable in other Spectacle
The material, moreover, of which the lens il com
posed, j. far better adapted to practical than
glass possibly be, rs il is much harder and less
porous, and consequently less liable to BIZ defred
by INJURY 10 its surface, by the absorption of *
traneouS matter which readily obscures the trans
paren"y of ordinary glasses. can, with much conf
dcnce. recommend the Spectacles of Mcssrs Sem
mons Co. TO those whose sight requires assistance
b. Il. WEXFORD, VI. D.,
Prof. Medicine, Med. Col. Va
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GEORGE W. MUgFORD.
&c ltd Secretary OF the Comm Dn,Yealfh

NoTiHE.--Virginia Military Land War
isrs No. 6,4S7. for 20 acres issued the nth peb
sly, leti - John Easkeryils i0r three year. scr
- as sergeant ia the Virginia State line and was
~ t'ih hsi Notice Is hereby given that have Oh
anIlats Of me same ior his heirs aud shall
~ 9saa Once foI scrip. ia hen Of said warrant Al
'ise sxPifatl0n u three months from this date
JAMES T. SUTTON, ia.
}" ll~iaw3m Attorney for Present Prnprletors
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTrRE Days.
By E. B. Cook & Co., Aucts.

By E. b. Cook & Co., Aucts.
light OMNIBUSES AT AUCTION.
- The subscribers proprietors of the OmDibu, line
having procured new Coaches will sell on FRIDA II
the 18th, at 10 O'Clock, at their Stables in Rockets
eight second hand oMSIBUSES several of which
are in very good order.
Terms at sale.
ERNEST RUSkELI
Sale conducted by f. b. Cook Co.. Aucts. jy2i
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By Thomas W. Keesee.

| f g AT EE'S SALE OF GENTEEI.
- HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE
Al ACCIlQN;-Will be sold on THURSDAY Morn
i'lS at 10 clock, at the residence uf Mr. n NJ Wal
U!i on seventh street, north of Leigh and near tn
Wy Spring, all the HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN
thNiiI III belonging to the estate of MIS- Eliza
gtth r Ternan decd. consisting in part of Marble
Up fier Liable, Centre Card aud Dining Tables
niIeooeris, Shairs, Carpets, WashstanIs Burrnus
beGsteahs, Beds, Mattresses, Bedding China Gins
ann karthenwar", one Pistol Cooking Stove (-,ina
rior qualIty,l with the usual variety Of KIfCUE\
~ RE. By order of the Lcgatees
y p THOMAS w KEESEF Auct
TRUSTEE'S SALE OF HOUSE AND
LOT IN SYDNEY.-As trustee in a decd NJ
trust, male by b. NJ. Paisley. dated 18th JuIy Isl
duly recorded in ilenrco County Court / shall nrn
CGcd TO sell at publ ic auction on the premises IN
MoNDA1 the 10Th July, 1857, at o clock T. VI IN,
mouse ana lot IN sydney occupied hy the sai,
Rcins. " ' 'N
, Terms cash. The title is believed Ia be good Inn
the trustee VII CONVEY with the usual special wal.
r'nty The taxes for the present year to be paid b.
the purchaser. WM w SNEAD
y III Trustee.
In consequence Of the rain. the above sale wa,
postponed to WEDNESDAY next, 22d July lSJ7 Mt
o'clock, F. NJ. The lot will he divided to suit bidder
AMI the terms will be onethrd cash. balance al IAN,
months, bearing interest. NM. W. SNEAD
IS Il Trustee,
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TRUSTEES SALE OF BEAUTIFUL
JUAN PIZZINI, / r,,,.,,,.
W. GODDIN. trustees.

Sale conducted by GoDpIS 4 APPERsoS, Aucts.
The above sale il made with my entire consent and
appreciation. And will add that know of no more
desirable residence than the above named. 1t Is
healthy always airy and seclujed-has above fifty
reach trees besides sufficient amount Of other fruit
trees Of every kind, common here, with vineyard
now in fruit of about halt acre. with well OF the
pur at water, and with small amount Of labor can
be made 10 yield handsome income yearly. 1t Is
within ~ minutes ride Of the tapItol and if il
suited 10 my professional engagements to reside
OF town. know OF no place would prefer rs Il resi-
dence IL il already stocked with large amount OF
vegetables of all kinds and small crop Of thrifty
corn. \. tDSbN thaNE-
POSTP0NEMENT.-in consequence OF the none E
bIy postponed till WEDNESDAY, the 2ad July. 1871,
AT : O'clock THE TRUSTEES.
y
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b. n. COOK L Co. Aucts
CLOTHING. DRY Coz

~ AUCTION.-we will sell at our Store WE'D
NESDAf, ed inst, at 10 o'clock, large lot Of
SUMNER CLOTHING, consisting Of Cashmere Al
paeca and Linen Coats Cashmere, Marseilles and
Linen Vests; Cashmere, Linen and Cotton made
Pants.
Also, large invoice of fresh and seasonable FAN
CY and DRY GOODS, &c. &c.
jy2O H. H. COOK A Co Aucts
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RICHMOND. JuIv 9Th 1s-
Office hours from "a. NJ. till5, P. NJ. jys--dIm
Ais BROAD ROCK IVA.
sGRsGsE sarTt TsST~~ RACES-The Broad Rock
SssssssieAsteSSsAS q tya.( Races will commcnc,

>7rsesAfAgseSSAN e. (ya) Races will commence
-eS-sH------.'--a'-,s'-'---9on the SECOND TUESDAY
N OCTOBER. 1851, and continue four days
FIRST DAY, Tuesday, October I3-Swec patake for
felt Closed the.lst July, with the following sub,cri-
btrs:
". II. Gibbons names CHI. f. BY Glencoe, out Of Sal
lie Ward.
Bowie { Hall names &. f. Bride, ny Prince George,
dam by Trustee.
James Talley names b. f. by Tally IIo. dam Oratrix.
O. p. Hare names b. c. by Zinganee, dam Trustee.
David Mcdaniel names Mr.. Bolts Oh. by Revenue.
dam s@c And1KStt same avsweer,,te for three
old colts and tr- ont Of mares that produced
4 winner: 500 entrance half forfeit Mile heats ;
lat day of August. 1871
SECOND DAY Wednesday, October l4-Proprie-
tors Purse $3.50: mile heats. Second Race, same
lay--SWecnstake for two year old colts and l"s-
single dash Of one mile 800 entrance half forfeit.
10 name and close the LIST September Three or more
to make race.
THIRDDAY, Thursday October l5.---.Jockey Clul,
Purse, 500, three mile heats.
FOU RrH DAY, Friday. October l6.-Jockey Club
Purse S2in, mile heats, best three in five.
Second Race, same day-Sweepstake for three wear
old colts and llics the produce of that never
won race. Two mile heats 800 entrance half for
felt. Closed the LIST of July with the following sub
scrhers:
Bowie 4 Hall name g. f. Bride, by Prince George,
dam by Trustee.
Bowie Il Hall also name b. c. Collingtun by Prince
.i"orHe.dam by Margraye.
James Tally names Mr.. Boulwaro's oh. c. by Tally
He. dam unknown
Calvin Green names b. c. by Camden, dam by Bos
ton.
CALVIN GREEN, Proprietor
Those who wish TO make entries for the Sweepstahe
Will address THOMAS NJ. JONES Secretary
Jy lj-,tlA ug2awtl3 lct Richmond, Va
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THE VALUABLE COUNTRY SEAT
L EAILEn LAILREI. SnRING ONE MILE ANn


\ HALFBELOW RICHMOND, ADJOINING TREE
llILL. FOR SALE AT AUCrION.-The above beau
tful place will he sod at public auction. the prem
ises ON TIL TUESDAY, the 2& day Of July. lS57, at
o'clock T. NJ, ii fair if hot the next fair day. 1t lies
within ~ minutes drive of the old market quar-
t.r, Of a mile below Richmond, adjoining the Tree
Hill estate three sides and fronting RO H. Stills
seat. You have from it full Wow of Richmond
Manchester and the river bridges aud surrounding
county The dwelling large. built of brick, anu all
the partitions from basement to sarrrt built of tho
same materials. 1t has woportcoes running around
three sides over ,D feet by feet. Ii is in Thorough
repair Inside and out. The enclosures nearly all
The servants houses, large ~ttbl" and carriage
mousse oi heart timber, brick spring and green
house with all the other houses are in thorough
pair also, the springs are superior.
sal of best quality and well etched, and manure
enough ON it to put it i'll fine farming OF gardening
order
Ii will suit any person desiring beautiful and
most healthy home. The present occupant being
obliged To remove to Richmond II will he sold at
great bargain. 1t will he with pleasure shown any
person desiring to purchase by calling at the iHrm
TERMS:-One third cash, balance at | ami 2 years
for bonds bearing interest secured by trust decd.
is ID GJDDIN Il APPEkSON, Aucts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-21
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Destroyer 1t Is the best preparation in use. being
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