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Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-05-20
Will Exhibit in Millersburg, We'd
npSday Aftarn0on Nav 26.
FREE CONCERT,

Doors open at u o'clock P. NJ. Adj
25 cts. Children under nine Is cts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-16
BY Ro. B. Lyme, Auct.

DUBLIC SALE OF A HIGHLY IN
Il PROVED FARMS NILES BELOW RICuMON D
ON THE QENThAL ROAD, Ar AUUTlON.-
he offered for sale on THURSDAY, the l7th OF June
as IL oclooS, that valuable farm belonging TO Mr.
john Curre adIpiniag the farm advertised to be sold
ptionglng to joel b Bragg. contsining acres -
IL u seldom that farm 80 desirable aud productive
IS to 30 bushels of wheat and to 10 bills OF corn per
acre. The owner is old man and cannot paw that
attention TO :: that il requires; long credit can be
had on the ilrSat, portion of the purchase money.
plat OF the land can be- seen 81 my Office aud an y
further information can be had by apply inS to
RIO. B. LYME, AuctiDneer,
Office over A. Bodeker's
10 Q-ltdI Inn
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4 PLEASANT SUMNER RESORT.
BUFFALO GAP HOUSE.

This we'll known Mountain retreat, formerly kept
by j tiIWan, ten miles west OF St6untOn. ON the
Central railroad ahd he PaIker5burx turnpike IL
now open for the accommodation of travellers ana
visitors persons wishing 10 spend ,ht heat II
mer IN a cool, quiet way, cahnot ind more suitable
place in all virginia. 1t il easy Of accessible car.
ofthe Central road pass ty every day. The ho use
is large, 5 rooms convenient and ell ventilated:
surrounded by the most beautiful mountain sccne
ry; fine pringS of Freestone, Sulphur, Chaly beate
and Alum water convenient. AS | will not keen
any intoxicating drinks intoxicated per.or5 about
me, visitors need not fear any annoyance ia that
way and while the comfort of visitors will be great
En- the charge will be less than az crowded water
ing pia Q.
ES- Board per week, 81.
Post office. 4woope's Depot, Augusta, Co. Va.
je lS-3wE p HERRING.
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By A. D. williams. huct.
ALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE

NALE Vt HUUSEHVLD FUKNIIURE
hNO Byoko In view OF my probtbie re.
moval from Fich -,ond will seI at publ c auction.
on THURSDAY, tho 18th day of June, lo5s. at my
present residence, a. the SOUTHEASTERN corner Of
Grace and sth streets. my HOUSEHOLD FUGNI-
IUiE, consisting Of Carpets, Sofas Bs ds, Beddioz
and the usual variety of Parlcr and Chamber Flu :
nitnre. Also, q numbeg Of VALUABLE BOOKS,
both Law and Miscellaneous
TEENS cash g. P. R. JAMES
The sale will MN ence at 10 O'Clock, A. Il, and
win be conducted by A. d. WILLIAMS
j. IL IDS ArIc'r
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-. -.
AUCTION SALES.
49, e-Sces-<e~-N~-~-~~~s~@-~
FUTURE DAYS
BY doddin 4 Apperson, Aucts.
TRUST SALE OF VERY vaLuARrF

nOoI SAIL UF VERY VALUABLE
-, pkoPsRII LIZ THE CITY or RICHMOND.
ny virtue ct deed OF trust, from William boot.
wright TO the undo signed, trustees dated the
ssh day 81 April. ~. recorded in The Hu,tings
according thereto, shall proceed to sell. on The
premises. az public auction, on FRIDAY. the 18TH
ginning af O'clock the e' d si1s 1r y a1g ss
Zeal Estate in the city of kiehmoud, convey ed ia
gBid deed: " -"
lst A half acre lot of grourd lying AT the corrsr
Isl and Broad streets. desiznat as lot No ia ON
the plan Of the city with the brick stores and dwell.
.oct to estate iJr her lie in Mrs Priscia Boot
wright, taged ~ Ia part Of said property which
~l y. Dc aesis mated 81 the sale.
, ID Another half acre lot Of ground, lying on
Trace aud LIST streets. designated in the plan Of said
city, as lot No7sI
she I'M improvements aud appurteGances tte rson wing
GA brVad and st streets. desisnaiedIn the said plan
as lot No 742.
ith Another lot Of ground on the corner of Mon
roe aus Broad streets foating 96 feet mora or less
on Broad and running back aboat 1872 feet 10 an ali
ley: ~ - M -
The real estate above mentioned will be divided
anu arranged 10 suit purchasers, and is Certainly
aui9ns lhe most valuable in that part Of the city
ed az the nour Of sale
And on SATURDAY. the 18th June, lsss. begin
nihg az 10 O'Clock VI, at the residcncs of VIM
BootwIisht, on Broad near lst street. we shall in
he manner proceed 10 cell the household aud ktch-
gu fnrpiture conveyed By said deed, embracing the
yersionarS interest of WIN BOotwrig Ii in the fol-
isMlhs slaves, viz: Chloe. Rsbecca and her three
cthluteb' Mary and her four children subject to
s sns ne estate OF Mrs Priscilla Bootwrght therein
has been made By which Mrs VIM Bo Ttwrir6t will
chasers. - 'i''S IA '"e pNi'
TERAs-One-fourth cash. the remaining three.
iourtiis upon credit of one two and three years
re,pec iSoyr with legal interest from the day of
sale tue purchasers Of the real estate TO give reco-
tiape notes, secured by lien on the property ana
erealt payments Of tue personal estate TO Be We.
ehreu ny approved ealorsed negotiable notes The
pay. WIN FTAfjnR ) - W
S., X X H0WIsON. Trustees
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WHEELER & WILSON'S
w SEWING MACHINES,

SOLD BYE H. GRACE,
Office al Whitehurst Old Cutlery
The Sewing Machineis now regarded a niece ssary
duact to every well 9faefea nd ,sio, a.
employ ment tor the souland body destroying druQ-
gerry Of hand sewing, they are hailed as WosaE6
FRIEND without encouragement To others before
the public of yaricua merits or special trades AID
purposes, attention is invited 10 the
Wteelsr d; Hi1son Famay lSeacing Machines
as combining 10 superior degree the essentials of
gosd instrument. viz
l. Elegance OF model and finish.
2 Simplicity fnd thoroushDes5 OF constructor,
and consequent durability aud freedom from &C.
gene ut and need olrepairs.
5 Easo Of management and rapidity and quiet
ness Of operation. 1T,
4 Hemrning and Scanning attachments; Cording
s. beauty ofstitch alike on both sides of the fabric
sewed. Ill, 40. -,
nor rtyel; and made with
l. EcoBdmy OF Thread
8 Applicability TO . variety OF purposes aha ina
teTials aud ease of adj usi zlent.
They have been used sufficiently long 10 test tnem
thoroughly, and have given entif satisfaction
Thousands are used by HouseB eepers SeaInstresses
Dir ssmakfrs Tsiiors and Manufacturers OF SnIris
Collars, Skirts, Cloaks Nanti.las, Clothing, HAS
naps Corseis, Ladies' CATERS, Umbrellas, paras"it
Linen aud SILK GOO g. with perfect success.
The records Of the various important M-caahicN
aud iniusteisl Associations throughout The uatIy
bear the highest test nony 10 their excer"nce.
say poihlag 81 miaor associations the American u
stit 1te Cf New York the mechanicS Association 81
Huston. the FrpakilU institute o. PhIIaaetphH Tue
MeehaDtcs' Institute of baltimore; the Metropont'n
Mechanics Institute OF Wa hington the NschanieS
Pair Of Cincinnati. AMI the State Fairs of Maine,
Connecticut. New York, Pennsylvania. Ohio, Hi
poi aud Kentucky. have STAMPED upon them ne
plHS nj RI "
9hey combine all the improvements for saving
thak have been invented and in their pres Mt form
are the best offered 20 this public For cenfr
NATION of this opinion. reference - made to the
thousands Of families and manufacturers whs nse
them. je A-3t
I'M KEGS prime LEAF LARD, just
wv received and for sale by
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-16
BY henry w. Quarles,
mo. 100 Main Street.)

TRI WEEKLY SALES.-My EVEN
ING SALES. for the present. will be TRI.
WEEKLY, instead Of daily as heretofore via: on
TUESDAY. THURSDAY ana SATURDAY sy,n-
ings, commencing at sciuck.
MY receipts OF Jewelry and Fancy Goods by TX
press, almost every day enables me TO offer yery At
tfactive varieties. HESkY w QUARLEs.
les Aucticn.cr
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By L. b. Cook g. Co, Aucts.
ORIGINAL OIL PAINT

ING2, AT AUCTIUN-ws will sell on THURS
DAY, the l7th met at 10 O'Clock, at tie store No
%, Main s'reet recently occupied by Messrs Kin
brd, hayo Blair magnificent collection of rare
aud valuable original Oil Paintings by ancient and
mod IN masters Of remarkable beauty and value
specimens Of the ENGLISH. FRENCH, ITALIAN
FLEMISH aud GERMAN schools. and some few
specimens of the finest M GilCaN artists
We would mention specimt rs by sir Joshua Rev
nolds. Sainsbro, Ltty, Horace Yernet, Wil.es
Brooks of London. Wilson Of LonGon. Stnbts of Lon
Sasraferrsto. and many Others OF grea. cminence
The above valuable coecti,a will be open for ex.
hibtion on TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY. 1.-The 18Th
and 10Th inst.
Persons wishing TO adorn their reside noes with
works Of true merit would do well to attend this
sale. every Painting is warranted as represented
TERMs-All sums Undtr so. casG; over that
amount 10 DAYS credit for approved negotiable pa
per, interest added. h Coz X d Co
Je ID AuctionearS
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by doddin & Appsrson
VALUABLE BUiLDIya J.oT IN errr

BETWEEN RyRD Avn ~, ~ oaus
SALE AT AUCTION Viii ~ u Nh STE. rok
on DNEsDAY III ,s,b 49," So.S "a tne Premises,
O'clock y N the Sa,n.l,ia VI VI sune ISIS. ~
fronting Az fet on ,i, ~ =. & - AZ aonvs.
ming bss IL, fear ,a 4. rs,I ,os wi s.ees rao-
it a sr all brick kitchen - ~ asu sss On
can ii as 10 max. j, yalna ~ ~ AZ 20 n-,r ths
1t is also admirable iacatea ~ ~you " soai yard
TgRxs-Ona-tnurt h -, ~ h.fa, ."os0so IASsory.
f,r ntgo.iahe ~o,,a va,n; osianee AZ j. and NOS.
trust de- d. or title rs,sins, rs nuco, secured "
be paid by the pu,chssar Ans taxes tof 1870 -
lei aS1nn,N a .,nrra~~
- 10I,- AZ Atr6nsoN, Ancts.
TRUST SALE OF VERY VAIUApIp
L REALAND prpsnv AZ ppnnsorv - 1S
CITY or RJCnxnNn I'M N Mr. MI I'M IN yhM
RICO -Ry yiStno ~ a a. - 1uVNIi ,m hkh-
aud VIII, To ths noSe~ss.so5 . us. lo.n ufeGg
of AnriI iss5 rS ~ ne -. Hustees oab tns Wh
Inon5 Aud in tbs ca, me rr ssussngs court kieh-
request Of Creditor. sscordinv y sba, snc1: snd
IN ~ DTpsn q nuone auction, on the premises.
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no THE PUBLIC. The undersigned,
j. with view of sccomm dating persons, nom
the cities AMI lower country in quest of summer re
ed hia well known MADISON HOTEL" Mt Madi
son Court Hou.e. Yicgnia. all is now prepared 70
summer months. or longer If desr Il He scarcely
need II ate that his Hotel, summer retr Mt, pre-
sents advantages of no ordinary character, being
located In tho centre OF the village OF Madison IT.
self situated on a high aud BEAUTIFUL plain, com
tnandiug sn extensive and picturesque view OF the
Blue hidge and other ranges OF mountains. noted
far the Industry heap tally and intelgenee Of its
ciiizsps AMI its freedom from sickness 1t is ceil-
nected by daily line Of stages with Gorenssilie,
had the advantage Of q daily mail besides others
UNNECESSARY 10 mention. The undersigned keeps
attentive and otedient servants and his tables sup
piled with all the luxuries Of the season and country
F,r terms apply to & s44 A SEAL, ~ z
Proprietor Madison Hotel
ie4-3taw3w :. Madison Court House, w.
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CHERIFF's sALEOF A STEAMBOAT,

~ BY vrtne of an ocder Of the Circuit Court of the
city OF Richmond. of the ed of May, 1855, in the
case Of Simeon Gland, Charles Leland, aud War
ner Leland, partners, under the style of Simeon
Leland Co, p aniiifs, against Alpheus smith,
defendant, [ shall, on WBON EsDAY. the 23d day
OF Ju1H, 1855 at thu hour Of 10 O'clock NJ at the
public an ZION the s,sambost EtHO, her Machine
Ty, Tackle Apparel and Furniturs, for c,sh 10 the
highest bidder. u X ELbYsON
Je l-dtGs Sheriff City Of Richmond
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-16
By Alexander Mott, Auet'r.

FURNITURE, DRY GOODS, GROCE.
RIE9, &c viii DO III at auction at m ssnrs
corner of nain and 18th str cts, on THUksDaY
next, tue 18th day Of June, large lot OF new ana
8 cond hand FURN1TU RI, In good order
DRY q obs Several inS olceg Dry Goods con
ssting OF a general assortment Also, lot Of were
desirable Read Made Clothing.
GROCER 'ES.-Whiskey. Brandy, Wine. Sugar
Coffee Herr ings Starch, Wrapping Pa9er' Crock g.
ry, Glass Ware, &C.. &c. Also ~ 600 Cigars.
10 i6 ALEX MOTT Auct,r
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NOTICE "A petition having been pre-.

hOTiCE. "A petition having been pre-
~ sentcd to the Council asking that they would
direct poll to be opened, to ascertain the q
the people rs to giving the election appoip
of the following officers, to ehhec the Hastings
Court or the Council Us the people ar the lis may
determine, viz! city Collector. 6an2er. Snpernten-
dent das Works, Superintendent Water Wort 5, Ma
mayor of Poor Houee, Grain measurer. Captain oil
Night Watch, Register OF Water Works, and City
Assessor.
Whereupon, the Council, on the 3ist of May
adopted the following resolution:
"Resclyed, That poll be ordered TO be opened on
the frs: Wednesday in July, for the purpose of ia
king the CT the citizsns upon the subject re-
ferre to in said Petition
And appointed the following persons and places
for said election:
For jefferson Ward-LuthAr Libby. Joseph Brum-
NELL james Winston, Smith aud Geo D How.
ard, 10 be Commissioners; Reuben Seal ID officer
Of the Day Police, to be Conductor; and the Hall
the First Market the place sor holding the cleo
ton.
For Madison wsrt-Elisha Shepperson, WIN W
Crump. Geo Randolph. Geo W Gillian, and Fran
els j smith. to be Commissioners; Gadmu5 John
SON. lst officer OF the Day Police, to be Conductor;
and the City Hall to be the place for holding the
election.
For Monroe Ward-Samnel Bayiy. Thomas BAR
ham Thss Boudar Samuel Rutherford. and VIM
w Undertake. u be Commissioners; Bepi Morris,
stu officer of the Day Police to be Conductor; anil
Lacy s shop, ut the corner OF Broad and Foushee
sire. Is, TO be the place for holding the election.
Teste:
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FUTURE DlYS
BY Goddin 6 Appsrson, Aucts
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF MOST

4 NtM AiIcsltDNEkS' SALE OF MOST
~ yALUaBLE REAL ESTATE Iy THE CITY
OF kIUH dONh-- As commissioners appcfttei by
decree OF the Circuit CJuFt OF the city az Rich
nond proneupeed the Cd Of June. 1888 in the case
o. sche lieid and VIE astt krischmgnn." 4c.. we
niaea on IT, EsDAf. the 9TH day Ct Jniy. 1858. vt
lick. NJ, II fair; If not. the next fair day the III,
lowing valuable real estate, Of which the late An.
thrny A krischmanB died seized viz: is,. the do.
srabie store and dwelling On The north sice O,
VAIN, between i2th ana 18TH streets. recently oceu
pied 10y the deoeIGden; 3D. the brick and sft,crosd
tenement on the fast line of 9oyerntr street cccu
pied by Mr. J X Guyer. adjoining the one sccupie 4
as an office by Dir Vim Phillips Sd. a lot on III
south side of Greek Alley, near to Spruce street.
Treating "a f-e' running back 40 feet having there
otd wooden tenement.
Team ns-third cash; balance a. & and ~
months. for negotiable notes. with approved enior
bearie interest and title retained as nrthe,
security for he pat chesa money.
EDWD CANNON
GEO w RANDOLPH ftomrs
safe conouc ted by GoDDiN APPgRsoS, Aucts
q
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OATH ALUM SPRINGS.

4 DELIGHTFUL SUMNER RETREAT IN THE
MOUNTAINS OF VIRGINIA,
Twelve Hours from Washington City aud Il ishmoud,
by the Virginia Central Railroad
Passengers from the North lake the Alexandria
morning boat at Washington. and the Alexandria
and orange Railroad TO uOrd0neylle thence by en-
trail Railroad, in full view of Monticello. the Uni.
yersty OF Virginia, passing through The Blue Ridge
at Kcckfsh. by the great State funnel (nearly one
mile in length crossing the Valley of Virginia and
entering the ranges OF the North hount.ns at But
falo Gap. Leaving the cars at MlbOro Depot,
thence by coaches ten miles, over d smooth graded
road, to Bath Alum before rundown.
The proprietors feel warranted in saying, that to
familie and others desiring quiet cool and COM
Portable retreat from the luwaHds the city, the
is not enc in the mountains of Virginia Offering
greater Inducements. Large, airy, well ventilated
well furnished rooms. and good table, have alwa!
distinguished this watering place.
The mineral waters (aiun and chalybeate) have
been pronounced by distinguished chemists and
physicians equal in some respects, and az a tonic
and inyig0rator, often superior TO cur ROckbrdge
Spring, while the pure mountain freestone water,
cam, be excelied aud rarely equaed for its purity
aud salubrity.
Board. per week.
per month, OF 4 weeks...........,.... 80
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CROCK OF DRY GOODS

CTOCK OF DRY GOODS
;, CLOTHS. CASSIMERES, SATINETS, HOsIE.
RY, &C, &c, AT AuCTlUH.-ihe subscriber de-.
GLAZING business on account of i'll health will sell
ut his store, @ 2g3 Broad rect few doors above
LIST. on TUESDAY, the gath instant, at 10 O'clock
the whole of his
sTCCK OF GOODS,
Embracing complete assortment of Celcoes Fro IN
and " hie Co:toDs MUslinj 4lp4cas Cloths Ga ssi-
meIes fstinets Hosiery. suspeuders, silk and Cot.
ton Handkerchtefs.
largo ass rtuent of Fancy Goods, in great yari
ETY., &c. &c in fact every article usually found lie
well selected stock.
TERMS.
All sums under $50. cash; of $50 and under $3.50
months credit; over $500 mouths credit fer ap-
proved negotiable paper.
JOSEPH MYERS
Sale conducted by h. B. COOK CO..
IL
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BY Thomas W. Keesee.

(0aice corner 18th and Cary Streets.)
A DMiNISTRATOR'S SALE os HOUSE
"a HOLD FURNITURE, MEDICAL BOOKS
DRUGGISTS AIRS. DRAWERS, COUNTERS
horse, SADDLE AND BRTDLE, AND VA
LIABLE EGRU WOMAN AND 4 BOY, AT AUI =
1lON.-On THURSDAY morning next. 18th inst,
sdenre o! DIR. q Wood, fecd on the Plank 0Gad
in 5! dDey all Of his Household Furniture, Medical
Il soAs Druggists Jars, Counters and Drawers.
Also
very superior Saddle and Harness Horse, with
Saddle aud Bri lie.
Also
verv valuable Negro Woman, a No. | cook
washer and ir sner, and one small Boy
JOHN WOOD, Administrator
Sale conducted by TAos W KEEseE. Auct je IL
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DOCKBRIDGE ALUM spRINGs.-Re

DOCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS.-Re-
"A ferrn2 to the above for schedule of route for
the Northern travel Though Washington. and for
81 much OF the Southern travel shall by the
Seabnard iLe of railroads TO Richmond add that
the visitor to this place will leave the cars at same
point NitlbGro Depot. and take toe coaches, run
mag Sou,h from the railroad Sc miles. 10 these
SPRING.. Bath Alum is North of the rood.
ENn- The travel trcm southern Kentucky, TeDne :
ueseee Northern Arbanx and Mississippi, can pro
cure THROUGH TICKETS from any point IN the south
to the Rock bri ge Alum Springs, by the Virginia
and Tennessee Railroad. for just the same money
that will buy them through ticket TO the nearest
Spring to them OF This cluster of springs.
In IN ing theirtick t. therefore they lose nothing
by getting il tor thu RockbTf2e Alum SprinSs even
If they never it, The same ticket will take them
TO any ef the other Springs. They pass immediate
IL by the Peaks of otter, and cross the Natural
frdge
Th. proprieLors announce this celebrated resort
as ow open ami ia better condition for the due nc.
com notation of its crowds of patrons and friends,
and the public large, than it has ever ct bet n.
The same u1remitting attention as heretofore shalt
continue 10 be paid by the undersigned and all in
his IN poy to the comfort OF The guests OF
the est, blishment.
n B.-Pamphlets sent by mail. on applica ion.
WILLIAM FRAZIER.
For the Proprie,ors.
FISHER WINSTON. Druggists. Richmond.
keep The alter sale, fresh from the Springs.
-. a Dur
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NJ BBAs. Keeli6ed and Comnor

I'M BBA5. Reclided and Comm OF
80 Whi.key; 30 bsis Ons ndsgo Old Rye Wits
ksy; y bbis Fack' s Uid Rye Whisky; 20J bb's va
nous brands Virgiuia Mountain Whiskey. ranging
from two u nv. years old: $40 bbis Cognac brand
aud baltimore and Holland Gn 40 bbls Port, Ma
aTlfa and Malaga Wine: 10 h4if and quarter pipes
French Brandy quarter and els htn pipes Hochell,
oa' HdHi aud Jue' jt0bin French Brandy, in Rich
h-gHd cas-, -1ouse. for sale by
j. VA WALLACE sons.
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COAL,

an AND AFTER lsT JUNE. | WILL
~ deliver Glover Hill Crate COAL at s. 90 Pc
load, until further notice / can ssH supply orders
for Anthracite COAL Coke ami WOOD.
N2ls OEFIcE-at Yard, near Kicb1loHd ard Peters
burg Railroad Depot. CEASJ MaCMURDO, JR.
Il
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF FARM

TliE BR, uKE PLANK ROAD, SEVEN MILES
NOkTH OF KICHM0ND.-As Commissioner Of the
Circuit Court of Richmond, b. dercAe pror ounced
others, against P Idly, &c. shall proceed to SELL
at Public auction; on the premises: on 7 thursday,
FARM located as sbove. Of which jams O'Brien
dicd seized, containing S.. GG-iOO AOKES and to be
divided nto f0ur lots of about q acres acres each
ing 70 a plst to he exhibited at the hour o. safe
TERMS: -tro-iourth cash. balance at 6, n and Is
mn2ths tor negotiable notes interest added satis-
factoTily enSoTs ana lite retained until the fox b.
order Of .he Cont The taxes for 1873 to LIE paid
by the purchasers.
Je iS--tds w, CODDIN Com'r
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~ LIAM II. BELTS having associated himself
with us for the purpose OF conducting an aUCrIUN
BUSINESS FOR the sale OF Negroes, the firm here
after will be carried On in the name aud style Of
PULllAM BErTS Thankful for tho encourage
nent heretofore received th,y mutually solicit tho
patronage 80 beraily extended TO the I'D firm, and
especially ask the attention OF their respective
ID ii pULIIAM 4 90.
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pEAUTIFUL COTTAGE RESIDENCE

BEAUTIFUL COTTAGE RESIDENCE
=. ON 9TH NEAR To LEIGH STREET. FOR
SALE AT AUCTlON.-Wiil be sold on MONDAY
nlsncinx at so'ciock 2. the hesutfful br:es res
of i0Gst a. ABOVE .Jonas the late residence
den OF Lewis webb, Esq Inc lot 'front.' 20 ~ fef or
the wesiGe Of Sh street runs bacx 30 feet to de
ICY, ana mas on IL a most beautiful dwelling lust
erected, having 10 rooms Nth ire places TO nno OF
then; Inc larlo-s are handsomely finished with
Iastoie mantels, and tn 10 is handsome porch IN
'front.' as well as che on the 81 20; and the whole
preniies are not o9ly remarkably neat and sttrac.
i've, ont iuost conveniently ArranSed. There is gas
ana water on the premises 1t is only Necessary TO
VIII be open every an rGoon for the inspection of
those disposed TO purchase "
Terms: ~une-'ourh cash; balance at 4 & An, -
months for negotiable notes int rest aided secured
by a trust deed, or title RETAINED
GODDiN & kPPERSOT,
I'D
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-16
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Ii D TALIAFERKU, Auul

The above sale Of Land, is postponed lii the lst
day of July, when it viii ue sold on the premises
by the undersigned. AS Commissioner, ty virtue of
a decree OF the Circuit Court of lui,e?ar county
in the case Of Mao and wifi. and others against
TaiaerTO, administrator, and Others, AID on the
following terms to Wit: So much # the purchase
money AZ may b. necessary to pay the costs of the
suit to this day, and he expenses Ct the sale to b"
paid j. cash the residue to be paid 10 three equal
insta'!neats Of six, ei. bt6tn and tEiIy moutrs
with interest from the date ;he purchaser siyin,
hoods with good security tor the deferred ymtnts
and the title TO D. ia ned as further security
ii d IALIAFEhKN,
tnlpeper Cont House. Commissioner.
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