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A NOVEL MEETING. DIR. X. attended
a masquerade ball. In the motley and
happy throng, he falls in with a fair pill
grim in black silk, whose charming person.
snow white neck, and bewitchingly CO.
ouettish airs awaken in his soul the most
rapturous love. She casts upon him looks
of the most languishing tenderness; he
revels in the hope Of having made bliss.
full conquest. He musters up his cour-
age and ventures to address her:
who art thou lovely mask?' asks Dr.
x, almost melted in the glow of love.
'Isitpossible you do not know me, Doc
tor? lisps the young lady in black silk.
No, upon my honor, do not know
thee.
.Bethink yourself, Doctor
'Ah! thou art surely the gracious fairy
who has appeared to me to-day for the
Fourth time, to open to me the gates o
bliss,
e'You mistake. Doctor; am no fairy.
sAh! who art thou, then?'
Il am the we'll known lady to whom yol
have now these nine weeks been indebted
| in the sum of two dollars and ten cents TO
washing and ironing?'
The Doctor stood like a petrfed her
ring!
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Gran ignorant fellow, who was about
10 get married, resolved to make himself
perfect in the responses Of the marriage
ceremony: but by mistake he committed
to memory the Office of baptism for those
ofriper years; so when the clergyman ask.
ed him in church. swift thou have this
womanto be thy welded wife!" the bride.
groom answered, very solemnIy: al re.
nounce them ALL" The astonished min.
lister said: 81 think you a foolP' To
which he replied: "All this | steadfast.
ly believe"
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Working Girl

Here is a short chapter il ecmmendssS
ton of the working girlsl a urRsrq
class of the community, whoss.ugefuN !.
bors are frequently too little appreelEtS
Happy girlsl who cannot love themI,
with cheeks like the roses. bright eyes
and elastic step, how cheerfully they 90
to work Our reputation for it, such girls
will make excellent wives. Blessed indeed
will those men be who secure such prizes.
Contrast those who do nothing but sigh
all day, and live to follow the fashions,
who never earn tie bread they eat, or the
shoes they wear; who are lapguid and
lazy from one weeks end To- the other
Who but simpleton and popiBjay would
prefer one of the Latter, if he were looking
for companion? Give us the working
girls; they are worth their weight in gold.
You never see them mincing along, or
jump dozen feet to steer clear Of a spider
or fig; they have no affection or silly airs
about them. When they meet you, they
speak without putting on dozen silly
airs, or tying to show off to better advan-
tage, and you feel as ifyou were talking
to human being, and not to painted
automaton or a fallen angel.
fgirls knew how sadly they missed it,
while endeavorlng to show off their deli
cate hands, uBsoikd skins, and putting on
a thousand airs, they would give worlds
for the situation of the working ladies',
who are as far above them in intelligence,
in honor, in everything as the heavens arc
above the earth.
Be wise, then; you have made fools Of
yourselves through life. Turn over new
leaf. and begin, though late, to live and
act as human beings, as companions to
mortal man, and not playthings and dolls.
In no other way can you be happy and
subserve the designs of your existence.
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0Flnfuite toll would enable you to
sweep away a mist, but by ascending =
little. we'hay often look over.it altogsth.
er. oitis with ourmoral Improvement
we wrestle 6ercely with vicious habit.
which would have no hold upon, us, five
,ascended into higher moral atmosphere
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- White hair is the chalk with which
Time heeps its -sources-two, three, or
four score, as The case may be-on .
mans head. =
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Growth is the natute Of habit. not OF
one sort or another, but Of all even Of an
unnatural habit.
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The soul needs scertain amount ofin.
telleciual enjoyment, to give It strength
adequate for the daily Struggle in which
/: is Involved,
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Wh,.ewa.h - oai.'ililssf. apd /, renee. enc

Nnltc wv aSA hUA Os.--DT = u .ftn0 oMCcA
Atsthe season of the saon.
siderable whiiewashIs i
rses,sH ,,Sad, we 9 eipe
to be s fIrnxaIe:--Ta si
will hold 'watsf Pu|z
Of quicklime, and
over it boxing VAT
four or FIVE inches q
until quite stacked;
add two pounds sulP
Of common salt, wtks r.
whitewash to harden ontS
in few days. add suffices. 10
bring it to the consistency Of thickwh
wash.
To make the above wash Of pleasen
cream color. add 5 lbs. yellow ochre;
For iawu color. add 4 lbs. umber, ]
Indian red, and ID. lampblack.
The color may be put on with a Co
mon whitewash brush, and will be foul
much more durable than common whit
wash.
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Eureka.

UTIf you want to buy farm, Advertise
UTIf you want to sell farm Advertise
USlf you want employment, Advertise
u'Ifyou want to buy or sell cattle, ADVERTISED
IFIf you want to sell goods, Advertise
GTIf you want TO employ help, Advertise
GFIfyou want to kuv or 81 II grain, ADVERTISED
pIf you want . buy or sell house, Ad-
vertise
GTIfyou want to buy or sell o lot, Advertise
U1If you want to advance your interests
generally,
DVERTISEli
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The SAVING MAS.A-fhe origin off
wealth is in 4 moral feeling -self,denial
.fIefets somelhihg.I viii not consume or
throw away--I viii take care Of is, store
It no Nc future use Of myselfor otlis
ers. uzho first said and acted.
.th laiion, os "a virtue ups
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If n sGH HAZE EHsHMAT5HssI.

q If YOU HAVE RHEUMATISM-
USE CARTERs sPANISH MIXTURE
r AOt H1pE ScROFUL4-
USE CARrERS SPANISH MIXTURE
F 1On HAVE PAIN AND ACHING OF THE
BONES
USE CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE
IF YOU HdjE SUFFERED BY MERCURY
USE CARTER'4 SPANISH MIXTURE
If YOU ARE SURJECT TO ROLLS
USE CARTER's SPANISH MIXTURE.
IF VOC HAVE ERTPTIONS on THE SHIN--
USE CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE.
IF YOUR LIVER is AFFECTED-
USE CARTER'S SPANISH MIXTURE.
If YOU HAVE FEJ-ERS AMP NIGHT
SWEATS-
USE CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE
IF YOC HAZE CHRONIC SORE THROAT
USE CARRIERS Spanish MIXTURE
IF YOU HAVE OLD OBSTINATE SORES
UsE CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE
IF IOE HAZE NERVOUS DEBILITY
USE CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE
IF YOUR BLOOD is IMPURE
UsE CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE
IF Y0U WANT THE BEST ALTERATIII
USE CRITTERS SPANISH MIXTURE
If YOU WANT Il MEDICINE THAT CON
TAfNS NO MERCURY.--
USE CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE
IF YOC WANT TO KEEP RIGOROUS And
USE CARRIERS Spanish MIXTURE
FOR ALL DISEASES OF THE BLOOD
USE CAREERS SPANISH MIXTURE.
ALL THE LEADING DRUGGISTS SELL
CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE
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e~snIsndId Goods mt Cost, md Mt IRE

wspis ndId Goods at Cost, and Mt great
LY REDUCED PRICEs.-To make room for our Spring
purchases offer until the first of March next the
following elegant and desirable Goods greatly re-
ducsd prices, and in many instances at PEIME COST
Our friends and ths public invited to embrace
this opportunity to supply themselves with soms Of
the most beautiful Goods ever in this market
at great sacrifice.
Rich 8Iocafe flOunced Silk Robes
Chene, Bsysdere and Brocsde Dress Silks
Beautiful Evening and Party Dress Goods
French and Irish Poplins, worry handsome
Valencia and Mousslin Founced Robes
Satin and Jaspa Strip'd Valencia Dresses
spper. French Printed Mouselin DeLai1es
Rich French Wool Drecs Plsids
Gmpure, Msltese, Honiton and BRUSSELS Lace
sets
FONT Applique, Point raiguile and Valenciennes
do
Thread Lace trimmed. French Embroidered DO
Honiton and 8russells Black Lace do
Ladies' and Mems silk and Wool Shirts and Drawers
Plain and Printed Opera Flannels
Real and Patent Welsn do
Cloths, Csasimeres and Vestings
Velvet and Clio Cloaks and Talmas
Stella and fine Bay State Shaws &c
PRICE l. WATKINS,
Dry Goods Dealers, No. 1877 Main street.
Ia 22-lm
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- Rnildine.
INTERESTING TO BUILDERS
STEAM AND MACHINE CARPENTER 81

STEAM AND MACHINE CARPENIER SHCP-
We return our thanks TO our friends and the public
for the liherrl and fatteriDg patronage have
ceived since commenced business.
Thus encouraged, we have from year to year en-.
lareed establishment, increased fsciIities,
and extended cur operations until they now brace
every department connected with the Csrpenters
trade.
Our shop is fitted up with every variety of Wood.
working machinery, including the latest inven tiop
and best improvements; by which we are esabIed to
offe' great Inducements to thase who contemplate
building to give US opportunity to contract and to
builders to furnish all kinds If portable finished Car.
penters work, such as
DOOR aud WINDOW FRAMES,
CASINOS, TRIMMINGS,
MOULDINGs, BASE, "a &c,
SASH, BLINDS, DOORS, and PANEL WORK,
CORNICEs, MOULDED BRACKETS, 10.
PORCH COLUMNS of any style
huted or otherwise,
BALUSTRADES, STAIR RAIL, &c. &c
All at short notice and at prices considerably lower
than such can be done for by hand working
We the purchasers and patent owners OF
GEARS MACHINE foI WORKING and MOULD
would call the particular attention Of CABINET and
CARRIAGE MAKERS, and others using such work
.nd to CARPENTERS, for doing GIRO U LAR
FRAME aud SASH work
To OUR CITY CARPENTERS would say, that we
are prepared TO do SURFACING, PLANNING aAW-
ING, yOlNTlNG TENONING, MORTICING, and
SCROLL SAVING, at very moderate prices.
To COUNTRY BUILDERS aud others along the lines
of the various public improvements, would say,
that will make esimttes from pl'ns furnished US,
for all kinds eff TRANsPORTABLE CARPEN.
TERS WORK, such as is enumerated above and
confident can make it greatly to their advan.
tage to order OF We pay particular attention to
such orders, and promise all who favor that
will carefully preserve our eputston for prompt.
ness, punctualiy and faithful and skllful workman
ship
All of our work ia made Of the best and we'll sea-
soned material, and WARRANTED.
JNO. & GEO. GIBaON,
te Adm Corner Cary and 9Th SITS.
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fe2--dtd


" Card ..FeIiOw.CitiZ of the Sth
JUDICIAL DISTRICT: Many kind friends have already
proposed me to you candidate for the JUDGE
SHIP In our District. Much more in compliance
with their wishes and opinions, than my own, sfer
myself to Won as a candidate for that office | am
fully conscious of the dignity and Importance of the
office for W hich seek your sutirsges | appreciate
ed By our late pure and able Judge. l can only
pledge to you my best efforts to discharge the duties
OF the office, if you shall bestow is on me- l most
respectful ~ solicit your votes. The eectisn will be
held on the 18th day of February next and nay be
continued as other State elections
C. w. DABNEY.
hanover, <oth January 1851. ja Glide
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BY Dunlop, NIomcnre g. Co.

NROCERIES AT AUCrION..On TUES.
~ DAY, the oath inst commencing at IL O'Clock,
or imme diately after che cargo sale of Coffee, by
Messrs Crensbaw Fiber, we will SELL at our auc.
ton store
l55 hhds New Orleans and Cuba Sugar, ran sng
from prime to choice quality
lG0 bbls. Crushed Sugar
20 bills. Coffee Do:
s. bb!s. prime Syrup
Hennessey Brandy, Wh'akey, Mustard
Wines, and other articles suited to the trade.
TERMS: Under $40, cash; over $IU0, months
credit, for approved negotiable PAGER.
ET Sac without regard to weather.
fe 20 DUNLOP. MONCURE Il CO. Auct.
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RIcHAoND, Dec. 3lst, 1855.
~ reply to the above article, sixp cd
they efer me, 10 truly gratifying; And whils h.s
no reasonable grounds TO expect such mark of pub.
nc favor In my behalf the bestowal on me- of the
once OF CITY SERGEANT would be- I will f. r
my services to my fellow citizens If 1t shall be their
plessu e 10 elect ma. ~ '
Very respe ctfully, GEO " wIIEy
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fe Adm


~ Purify the Blo0d..-This, of NIL the
in the year. is the most critical nth deli
cate constitutions. Che sudden changes of the
Their frCm hot to cold. produce colds and coughs
which destroy the appetite debiiitste the system,
lead to improper secrstions and not unfreQuently
chronic diseases that end in eeth. We know of hut
one preventive to these serious ills and hut
Headache, and general Debility and that 10 -BA-
KERs BiTTERs-a medicine composed only Of veg
etable extracts .nd compounded to operate
upon the liver, digestive organs and bowels W ll
upon the blood and nerves Thousands have been
healed by their curative powers, when all other
medicines have failed; and one has used them
without being permanently be neft'ed. As tonic
they have equal Try them by all means f you
suering and then speak OF them to your friends
they deserve.
To be had of all the principal Druggists in the city
Of Richmond and elsewhere.
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CANDIDATES. FOR OFrICE.

~To the Voters or the Q,Irv - Ws.s
MoNp.-The undermined respectfully snnounc.s 10
the voters Of tbs city that he 10 candjdata Sr The
nicipai Elec len, and would be plessed 70 rs..;v.
their sufrsges. oSe'e
70 19-5ts JOHN n Rtcuapnaou
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CARRIAGES, CARKIAEE

CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES,..
SN1ys1 The sub.criber has on hand, at his Coach
4dG-Na-Makine Establishment, on Lombard Al.
near the Columbian Hotel, COACHES, CHARIO.
TEAS, BAROUCHES, BUGGI IS with and without
tops, and sULKlES, all of his own make, of tn.
best materials and workmanship; all of which will
be sold low good work Of the kind be in the
city of Richmond; and respectfully ask call from
those in want of any article IN the Carriage line as
am etermined to make to order and sel at the low
est price, possible, and all work sold, that is new,
warranted.
70 49, 9m MICAJAH MAEGUM
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BY Taylor Il Williams
A .COTrAGE kks!1ENCE FOR SALE

"A COTTAGE RESIDENCE FOR SALE
"A AT AUCTION.---Will be sold, UPON tho pro.
misses, on FRIDAY, the Goth inst. commencing at A
O'Clock, q beautiful sottags residence and haft
squares above the new engine-houss Marshall
stree. The lot fronts 80 feet Marshall street.
runs back $50 feet to 20 foot alley The house 10
built Of bricks with two ms in the basement, be-
sides kitchen, lock room, closets and brick SER
there are hree good rooms; in the yard there IL
new brick smoke house, wood and coal house; city
water, with iron hydrant, &c. Any person wishins
neat and convenient house. in pleasant neishbor.
hood, would de we'll to attend this sale.
Terms: One-fourth sasb; the balance at 4, and
IL months, and secured by deed of 'rust upon the
property the purchaser pay the taxes for this
fs " TAYLOR WILLIAMa, Aucta.
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II Visiting and Wedding Cnrdr..-J A

TY- Visiting and Wedding Cnrds..-J Al.
BEKT ALLEN, the Virginia Card Writer, can be
found in the Reading Room of the Exchange Hotel,
from 9 A. M, until P. d., and from P. NJ until
81 M, where he will punctualIy attend to all or.
ders for Visiting and Wedding Cards Ladies' and
gentlemen living in the neishboring towns eau be
supplied with Cards at short notice, by addr essing
me, at the Exchange Hotel, and enclosing the
amount
TERms-For Plain Visiting Cards written on the
best quality epame!ed Gard, 81 per pack; Wedding
and Invitation Cards, 81 per pack.
J. A. ALLEN
ia l5-d3m Exchange Hotel.
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" To Many Voters...Abs ence from r,frn
mond prevented IN earlier reply TO your iuouiry-
"hether or not ! would accept the Office Of Citv
sergeant II eieoteer In reply, wonid state that
would most cheerful!y accept that office If elected
but at the same time, cannot consent to run for sny
once without the CO operation of nv party MOI
knowing whether it 10 the intention oF tbs ~. w
cratic party TO make nominations for the various ctv
offices or not, will simply say that am a eandi
date, subject to their decision.
Very Respectfully,
fe GIT n T. ronc
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e N0ficc,..TI

T Notice.-.The subscriber would mos
respectfully call the attention of sill In of the
best DOUBLE SOLE BOOTS and CATERS,
either Cork plain, to case that he has just
eeived They made by Monsieur Meles of Pa
expressly to my order, and will be the last Of
Boots and Caters for winter wear that will be Ie-
ceived in this city this Also hand, large
assortment of Double Sole and the finest kind of
Dress Boots, Gsiters and Shoes of my own manussc.
ture, to which most respectfully call the attention
Of ali In want of Boots and shoes Of superior quality
ALEX. HILL, Manufacturer and Importer
of Ladiss' and Gentlemen's French Boots and
de Its Shoea, III Nj ain st., Richmond
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.


~ February 18th, lSjS.--Th0mas X.
PRIcE Co have commenced receiving their Spring
.urny and from this time to the end OF the season.
by every arrival will aad largely to their extensive
stock OF Domestic and Imported DRY 0OODS.-
AMONG the thipgs jus, to hand will be found
Rich Lace SETS
French Worked COLLARS
Velvet RIBBONS
Freu-h CAASRICS and CHiN1L
white Cotton CAMBRIA
Hoor SKIRTS -
White and Colcrrd TARLETONS
English CALlCOS
70 Linen SHEETlN3S
Irish LINENS. best make
panssk CLOTHS and NAPKINS
e., aud 1914 Table DAMAsk
Io4 and Ia-4 Cotton SHEETlN0S
n y. DIAPER
BURLAPs and CRASH, &c
a. sM,inr the r.ceirt of their new Good". they
will continue TO eo.e out upon their second hoor
no5 rnnnv 'ots Of Bareses. Rich Striped and Fie'd
sstts, Rarser de LANES Hernsris and other styIes
D,,,s goota. toselhe- with sheet'nss, Linens. ia
10 D.n,sts TowalIinss. Napkins, &c at far less
crie,s than the sans goods will command, when me
tra5e will have fully opened.
a1a-alu 80 Main at
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Nv Airx"Hd~r Mott.
STOCK sALEOF rUnNITURE, cows

STOCK SALEUF r UhNtTURE, COWS,
y HORSES, HOGS, &c.-w i'll be sold at public
auction, at my Iesidence. formerly Boyden. Gar
deu,1 near the Mechanicsville Turnpike Gate, on
FRIDAY, February 9th commencing at ii O'Clock,
nv entire stock Of Household and Kitchen Furnt'
ture consisting of Beds; Bedding Sofas; Tables
Chairs; Carpets; Stoves; Closk. &c.
Also, l Horse Cows; IS Hogs; 8 fine eows;
Sow and Pigs; Carryell; Cart; Flows Hsrrowt
Rskes, and every sricle eppertainips TO Market
Garden.
Also, a small lot Of Potatoes and Turnips
Az am selling to leave the State, every article
will be sold without reserve.
TERMs-Cssh. THOS. B. MASON.
Sale conducted by ALEX. Norr, Auets.
II l7--tds
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BY hicbard CauthOrn.

MULES AT AUCT TON. ..On SATUR.
w DAY, 2lst inst at 10 O'clock at this lot near
tn, Va G. ntIa Railroad Depot, will sell, at aus.
tion pair of Mules of fine sizs and well broken to
work.
HORSES Alto, work Horses, one handsome
cream-colored animal.
COW. Also. fine Cow, will give three gallons
milk at III, h sight Of her flow.
fe ~ r. CAUTHORN.
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SEWING vi Al HIN AND TABI, X
- CLOTHS AT AUCTlON.-By virtue of judg.
ment rendered in ths Circuit Court against jacob
CO hu jrohsr, viii be sold at suction by order of
Court, on TUESDAY, Feb "a, at IL O'CLOCK | sew.
ing Machine and y super. Satin Damask Table
Cloths.
TsRMS-Cash.
Sale conducted by ALEX. MOTT
fa 20 anotjnpser
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DESIRABLE STORE ON MAIN ST.
IL FOR RENT AT AUCTlON.-lntendins to
leave the city will be leased public auction, on
WEDNESDAY Feb Is, at o'clock P. n on the
premises ths store and dwelling, which has roomr,
at present occu DIED by me, No. So Mansion House,
Main street. Til, lease has four years to run from
Ist March Ths store and dwelling 10 in good order
and suitable 70. almost any kind of business.
l. L.. WE'LL.
Sale conducted hy AI.FX NOTT f>
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f. 10 -dtds' Xix 0SoA'

tF 10 l.. w. Wiley. Dear Sir: Al manv
OF your and friends desire TO vote for
You Io .,, eiIf sEHdEANT, at the next election.
you VIII piesse announce yourself a candidate for
.ns' entse, agreeable to you to do 90: and VIZ beg
you assured OF our cordial support, believing
MANY FRIENDS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-20
BY Larus & shine.

HORSES. MULES, COWS, &C., AT
IL AUCTlON.-WiIl be rod at auction, on SAT-.
URDAY morning the 2lst inst, commencing at 10
O'CLOCK at the horse lot, several fine Harnes, and
Saddle Horses and Mules Also, 2 no. Mich Cows
and Calves. Also. 2 NO Young Mules, which will
be sold on q credit Of mr. nths
f. 30 LAkUS SHINE Aucta
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-20
kty llodnin & Apperson.

VALUABLE Bn.Ln TENEMENT ON
STREETS. FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-WilI BE-
sold on FRIDAY, the 2th February, 1857. on the
premises, commencing at 4a O'Clock. P. M, the OK
celent Brick Tenement located as above. now In
the occupancy Mr. Reinhart The lot fronts 30 feet
runs back the depth OF the lot to an alley 20 feet
wide, and il well known that further descrip-
ton Is deemed unne cessary.
One moey of the said house snd lot i'll be sold by
w Goddin under g deed, dated Path January, 1882
duly recorded in Richmond Hustings Court; the
Tt liberal, and made known at the hour Of
sale
The taxes and insurance for the present year to be
paid by the purchaser. -
fe 10 GODDIN APPERSOE. Aucts