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BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE FOR

M SALE.-We offer for sale, privately, until
NJ, tia beautiful and well arranged Dwelling, on
Broad street. opposite the Capitol Square. occupied
by DR. Jeter. This is one Of the most valuable
and convenient residences in Richmond. containing
eight or ten rooms good servants apartments, car
ria ge house, stable, forage room and coal house,
within five MINUTES walk of the Balks Hotels Post
Office and business part of Main and BI DAD streets.
1t is in thorough repair lately painted. pnpered and
pla5tered.
TERMS will be liberal; no cash required.
GODDIN APPERSON,
ap2-sW9q?&tdtds AuctiOneers.
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T s. SQUIkE'S
40 SELECT CLASSICAL AND ENGLISH SCHOOL,
Corner Of Main aud list streef, Richmond, Va.
The 18th Session will commence on MONDAY, the
9th OF september, ls5S.
TERMS-per session, half session In advance:
W
Senior English or Beginners In Latn........ 50 30
Latin Greek and higher Mathemat cs.....-... ca 90
Modern Languages by Pref e. Houdayer "a 30
Drawing, BY john A Caiyo.............-.-....2 20 90
Persons wishing to see the Principal before the
opening of the session. can do 50 by addressing
through Post Office, giving time and place OF ap-
pOintment. au23-d2m
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NOTIGE.-We have this day appointed
~ VALENTINE HECKLER our agent 10 carry
on the Butchers business In the city of Bichmond
and tho county II Henrico. Everything purchased
ny hin ~ sad bHsiness 10 to be paid TOR IN cash
upon ds'fysfy. and VIZ will not be responsible for
snYthing purchased By him on credit.
sTEARNE 4 THUReTON.
September 18th. 1865 seU-2w
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DROP. CHRISTIANS SCH oil
L Prot. CHRISTIAN having procured very com.
Portable rooms on Main street. between End and 3rd
will reopen his School on the LIST of October next
His grounds are large and shady, affording ample
room for the boys to play without going into the
street.
His course of instruction will be thorough and
complete, preparing young men for the advanced
classes at the University. Drawing will be taught
by Mr.. Caiyo, and French by Prof Emion.
leIIitS 9pV M
French and Drawing, .ach.............-. 30 ~
S-2Otx I'll J CHRISTIAN,
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{ >ULPEPER MILITARY INSTITUTE.

The nextsassion Of this Institution will commence
on Monday, 9th of September. For Catalogues ap-
ply to CHARLES LIGHTFOOT,
Culpcper G H., Va,
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EAIL TRADE

LALL TIA
II NV STOCK or TRIMMINGS.
WO6STEDS, FANCr GOODS AND EN-
BR0iDERlES
Reins now complete, and unarproaehed by that OF
any ether bonsc in taste, elegance. variety and
ch'rpness. would invite the publ TO personal
examination. II would transcend the limits Of an
ordinary advertisement to euamerate the many
really new sud attractive les which now crowd
ray sore and II would we'll psya visit even from,
IN &c who do not want TO buy, 10 witness rare
and novel collection of goo's. S HtRsCH
Rrrsad n
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EUZVRz QlN

NERGEANT'S SALE.--Will BE- cold. e
- the Treiegsr Iron Works, on FRIDAY. the Ist
October. 1t " o'clock, n TO satisfy executions in
ny hands W John Fleming. Stationary Engine,
~ morse power, suitable for saw MILL coal pits
goia pines. er Tor factory This Engine has been
rsed y gold mire. and Is now In coed working
ro .n. having been Just ovsrhsulsd and tho
.na prass and also with very heavy and sub
aeams casn. JAMES L BRAY DR.
n,.Af
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NEW GOODS.
IAuNSnN 4 uARWEOn

Dealers in Fancy and Staple Dry foods, No Il
Main street. are now receiving, and offer 10 Their
friends aud the pubic generally, a very large anil
choice selection OF New Fall and Winter Go ds, o.
the late design and best fabrics at prices TO suit
the most economical buyer.
We solicit an examination of our stock and prices
CARPETS AND RUGS.-We have received q
Isrge lot of Carpets, Rugs. &c. to which invite
The attention of all in want.
seY JOHNSON HARDWOOD.
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DE CAREFUL THAT you WILL GO

- TO THE RIGHT PLACE At No n Main street
yaa will find selected stock Of the handsomest and
Cheapest Goods that be found 10 thu city of
Richmond. Every item will be sold SO low, that
you cannot help from savng it is cheap. ! will
mention - you some Of thu goods All colors and
qaalitis Of Meripos from ~ cents &c; AL eolors II
be Lame plain and figured striped and lowered
fr.,r l2a cts and upwards Black Silk at so cts and
higher Debage ut ~. cts. tc Jaronet and Cambr O,
Dotted aud Swiss Nuslns frcm l2a cts; rich worked
Gamhrc and Swiss Bands, Swiss and cambria Col
lars from Ga cts up to So; Hoseries and Kid Gloves
aud 8aun.lris; BrOwa aud Bleached Cotton, y ri
wide very good, from cts &c; Irish Linen and
Busons Marseilles and Bosoms. astonishiugfy low;
BED and Servants BlaIk bets; Towels and Table
Cloths at All pricps Red, Yellow and hits Flannel
the cbesnest in the city large stock of fast col
ore,i Prints at - eta and upwards; Ginghams DIFF
fpreut patterns AT IN cts &C BLACK Silk Velvet
Gioaks and Cloth do; Stella Shawls and Extension
Skirts. and a great many other goods too numeron.
so mention. All ask is call and Judge for yoursef
The sooner the better. My motto Is quick sales and
small profits st q Main street.
ga i'd JOSEPH STRAUSE
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MR. LEFEBVRE'S SCHOOL,

AsA CORNER OF GRACE AND RoUSHER STREETS,
RICHMOND, VA.
OCTOBER, 1853, and ends the lat of JULY. 1859.
For the benefit of young ladies who have finished
their regular course OF studies AID who wish to
ry further their mental improvement, there will
twice week Price Of admission, $50 for the Who'll.
session, ana Sl5 to pupils who take other stutes
The greatest efforts will be made to render this both
interesting and improving.
In the Primary Department French will be taught
to the little children orally. without any charge
FACULTY:
HUBERT LEPEBvRE, A N, Principal.
WIN q WILLIAMS. A b. Vice Principal.
Mrs. Il Bennett. Miss Mary G Gordon, Miss Eli
70 Bartlett, Madame Blanchet, Mrs Miriam Tay
low, VIM GRAHAM. Eliodoro Camps. Heinrich Schne
der.
For Board. %
For w asninG..... ~ 20
For L1gnts q w
For English 40 90
For Modern Languages, esch................. 20 90
For French. when studied exclusive of the
English branches. 40 %
Fer Latin 70 90
For Music on Piano, Harp. Guitar, organ, or
Singing:
For one lesson (of hour) week 40 90
For two lessons (of an hour week. so co
For three lessons {of an hOur) week 40 on
For four lessons (of An hour) eek....... leo 90
For the use OF On
For Drawing, from Models. 20 90
For Drawing, from 40 on
For Painting in Water C0lors.. 40 Nn
For Oil Painting...... 10 On
Primary Department, for children under II
years OF age .................. 10 On
49, '' HUBERT P LEFEBvRE.
Persons by appi, ing me- may secure the services
of CDnpet6ut instructors. I'll L..
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T'HE MISSES FORBES will resume
4 the duties of their SCHOOL. on the lst of DC

= I. PENDLETON' MALE SCHOOL.
~ 4Tn STREET. BETWEEN MAIN AND
=, The 4th session Of this School will commence on
MONDAY the 10th September
Terms from $40 to 500; pa able in advance temi.
annually. No deduction made in case of dismissal.
or Tor any cause except protTacted sickness.
q Dimmock, Publt; Guard: Mr. J Morton. Carh-
Ter BANK Commonwealth: Mr. II II Dibrel; Mr. W
strother, Cashier Exchange Bank; Mr. w
Williams. secIetar State Agricultural Society.
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By Thomas W. Keesee.
(Office corner of 18th and Cary streets)

GENTEEL HOUSEHOLD AND KITCH.
~ EN- FURNITURE FOR SALE AT AUCTION
Will be sold, on FRIDAY morning. October LIST
commencing at 10 O'Clock, at the residence of Mrs
Louisa Lockett. who il declining house eepinR on
Leigh between 9th and 18th streets ell of her House
hold and Kitchen Furniture, consis ing OF the usual
variety. THOS kEEsEE
seD Auct.
DEW NO. Is, IN ST JAMES CHURCH.
By virtue of a deed of trust. dated January 9Th
1885, recorded in the Clerks Office of the Hastings
Court of the city Of Richmond. made to me as trus
tee vii sell at public auction, on MONDAY after
noon. october 4th at "a O'clock in front of st James
church, the above named Pew.
Terms cash. JOHN GIBSON Trustea
JHoS w kRRSEE, Auct. seq
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Direct frSm New York and of the latest yles: aut
NEW. SPLENDID AND MOST AT
~ TRArTIYE Stuck OF RAII ANn WIN rEn

DRY 00ODS--Now rec-ising daily, at the noted
Bargain Emporium. consisting of tho newest and
fashionable descriptions Of ladies' Dress Goods
the latest styles, in silk. Wool and Cotton Fa-
hrics: Wnolien Goods for Mems and Boys Wear; an
inrnense stock of heavy Woaliens for Servants
Wear which will be sold AZ prc, as;oundir gty
how in order TO make room for "a variety Of novelties
to 10 received IN a short time. tremendous sto.
If Bed aud Servants Blankets. boGsht in panic
times and Will he sold At "a small advance on the
first cost. full stock of iIous+k coping Good ell
qualities aud prices Also, superior ingram and
Three Ply Carpets. New Designs and Patterns;
handsome variety 0f Rugs at very reduced prices:
Hosiery all grades. and splendid stock of En-
hrottieris.s Cambria and Muslin; Hrmsttched ard
pl,in Linen IIdkfs &C &c Call soon and see the
novelties of the season the chez house in tho
,,ty ALFRED MOSES
a. ~ 63 Main at
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ELEGANT STOCK NEW STYLE

Store II PEkkINE 4 ts,, No ILL., kaaie RauaFe.
Black aro de Rhine and TnffstA ailks Rich Double
Jnne and two huHncnd Silk knbaa beautiful Bay
Mp.r. and kobe A'i.ez styied silks. rich kohe A'Les
De LANES. al Wool Plain Ie iaires, ysry eEesp.
d
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CHESAPEAKE FEMALE COLLEGE,
- HAMPTON. VA. REV. CHAS A RAYMOND
President. Assisted by q corps of competent Pro
lessons and several Female Assistants.
Inc nex session Of this school will commence the
nrst MON DAY in October, and close in July follow
ibR. STUDENTS will be received at sny time. No te-
ducton VIII be made for late entrance unless it be
SIX weeks AFTER the commencement of the session.
After entering, there will be no deduction for Alb
dents from abroad will beard on the college prem
1885, except at the discretion Of the Board of Trus
tees. " ~
EXPENSES FOR full session, payable one-half at
the commencement. the remainder at the expra-
ton of the first half of the session. In the AGA
demc and Collegiate Departments. and in the
Special Course, including Ancient Languages and
Optional Course-for which the charges are extra
MUSIC, tlDstrumeutaiD per session. ........,..... 50
Modern Languages, each, per session 20
DraWing per 20
III faihti 40
Contingent fund intending use OF piano, school
Beard. per session, including washing, fuel and
nRHts $50
Pupils purchase for cash their own books, sta-
tlonery. sheet music. &C. &c, and pay two dollars
each = term for keeping in tune the pianos upon
Vocal music in classes at the charge of the teacher
in that department
1t will thus be seen that the whole expense for a
pupil in the Collegiate or Academic Department
without music or optional studies, but Including
board and all contiDg sncies, is per year $2l2.
II expenses IN music department are added $3.50
daughters free OF tuition in the Coils gate and AGA
demic Departments
For further information address the President or
e7-dlm VIM X VAUGHAN, Nj ID, Sec'y
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By T.. E. Cook & Co

ny T. D. tOOk u 20.
GLASS, CHINA AND WHITE Ora
" MITE WARE; AT AUCrION..We will sell At
large invoice of Glass. China and White Granite
Tumblers. Layers, Ale Glasses.
Lemonades. Goblets Salts,
Bowls Dishes, &c
Gold band. White and Fancy China Tea Sets
Fancy Cups, Fases, Bowls, Dishes, &c
White Granite Dinner, Tea and Toilet Sets
Plates. Dishes, Cups and Saucers
Bowls, Mugs, spittoogs, Chambers, &c
seq b COOK co. Aucts.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUG
IL TION.-on MONDAY. October 4th. at IL o'clk..
we will ael, at the residence of Mons. Prave, tn
Main, between 7th and Sth streets, portion of his
pets. Mating Gas Fixtures entirely new; Stoves.
ALsO-One splendid Mahogany extension Table,
se2s b cox d co, Aue.s.
T ARGE IRON MILL, SUITABLE FOR
- GRINDING BONES. PLASTER. OR ANY
OTHER HARD SUBsTANCK. AT AUCTION
will sell on THURSDAY. the goth isst. at o'clock.
site 10Th street large Iron Mill suitable for grind
ing Bones. Plaster or any other hard substance The
whole in perfect order.
A small wooden stable on the same promises; the
owner having no further use for the Same.
TERMs-9o days for approved endorsed negotiable
seM EB. COOK aCo, Aucts
ELEGANT FURNITURE, ROSEWOOD
IL PIANO, OIL PAINTINGS. &C.,
AT AUCTION
On WEDNESDAY, 9Th October, at 10 O'Clock, We
will SILL at the residence of g. Breant, Esq, who is
removing from the city, on Leigh, between Stk and
9th streets. the who of bis FURNITURE, consist
ing in part of
i splendid Rosewood Piano of fine tone and fini,h
Rosewood Diyans, covered with the best quality OF
Brocatel
Parior and Reception Chairs to match Ottomans
Beautiful Rosewood Tables, with marble tops
One Rosewood Etigre q beautiful piece of work.
manship
Sociablss; a magnificent Mantel Clock, runs Is
days. a superior time keeper.
Mantel ases Brussels Carpets Hat Rack, &c.
Afne collection of superior OIL PAINTINGS and
Engravings -
THE CHAMBER FURNITURE
Consists Of Mahogany French Bedsteads Bureaus
and Washstan h. with marble tops Hair Ma ttresses
Mahogany Chairs covered with hair cloth; Maho-
gany WaTdrobeS; Brussels Carpets. &c.
THE DINING ROOM FURNITURE
Comprises srlendid Extension Table, IA feet long:
Chairs, Safe, Refrigerator. dc, &c.
ALSO,
The usual variety of French China Dinner and
Tea sets, Crockery Cut Glass Ware, together with
the usual assortment of Kitchen Furniture.
The above Furnitureis OF the best quality, in
most excellent conditions and to enable those wish
ing to purchase an opportunity oil examining 1t
the residence will be open to the public. on TUES
DAY. Oct. 5th.
seIi II COOk CO, Aucts.
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no B LYME, General Agent.
Once over A B0deker's DYug eeOre,


BRITISH WNAULATE. I
RICHMOND. Va U. Sept nth. lsoe
T HAVE this day. by authority received
from Lord Napier, Il. \. y. Minister q Wash-
ingtpn. appointed Mr. EDWARD ak1NIkR. sss-
ing Consul for the State Of Virginia, and have
trusted him with the Gre Of the mercantile busi-
ness of the British Consulate. until the arrival q
q. p X. JAMES, H.B n. Consul
se D-st for the state Of Virginia.
HALLS VIRGINIA PATENT SHIN.
n GLE MACHINg, which Il s.pAble Of nskisx
70 be seen q 4. Rhsm's Foundry every day. frsa5
A. NJ. to IN.
For county and shop rights. apply 70
n. z. 0HnkN CO.,
T EATHER, HIDES, OIL, Ao.-WHt
- BEAL. successor to Crane Son. keePo
constantly on hand, LEATHER Of eli kirds. Role
ADD Upper Lsather French and American CAl1
skins; Harness, skirtipg, black and fair Bride
Leather; Ladies' ard 0eDi4 Morocco; binding ~
Lining skins shoe Thread; varnish; Mails: 1ack;
Curriers' Tools; Oil; Hides, &c.
All Of which viii Be cold q yery email advance
the original coat for Cash, TO pau etuAi eus-
TONERS on the usuAl credit. Hsia-ew
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n L. G. SALTER'S
VI ENGLISH, CLASSICAL,
AND MATHEMATICAL SCHOOL FOR BOYS,


oacLAY STREET, NEAR THE CORNER OF SECOND
The sixth session of this school will commence on
MONDAY, the 10th September next, and close the
18th of July following.
The course of instruction embraces the Latin,
Greek and French languages, Mathematics, and the
various branches OF u thorough English education.
The Principal pledges himself to spare No labor or
pains to promote the improvement and best inter-
ests of those Entrusted his care; to ther moral,
less than to their intellectual training he will de
vote himself with untiring assiduity.
TERMS,
SEMI ANNUALLY IN ADVANCE:
For board including washiDg....-.........-...$e0 90
Fer tuition in Greek, Latin and Mathemst-
w w
For tuition i'm Latin or Mathematics ..,..... 50 30
Fer tuition In higher English branches..... 40 90
For tuition in primary EDxlieh .....,....., 80 on
For tuition in French ,,.. ................. % 90
se2I-dtist0
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CHERIRFH SALE OF VALUABLE

~ MILL FhOfEHTI In TIE ClIt OF II I'll
MOND.-By virtue of o Distress warrant In my
hands in favor Of the Commonwealth OF Virginia.
ss:h ss e pablo auction 9n ~. .es grenss, On
NJ, all the Machinery and Fixtures Of the Mil
mart ~ six psSs of Pn,.s soeh,e ~ crindinr ,ao
or $50 barrels per day improved Flour Packer; su-
perior smut Machine, Fans; Boiling Cloths, Flour
and Mill ecales; BeltnR screen; Bags: Barrels. &c
the whole said to be Ia first rate order ready
immediate use without any edditionai ex r<nss
The machinery will be sold as Q whole 70 the high
est bidder. asd arrangements be made TO secure
ths unexpred lease OF seven years on the mill.
ter power, mier's house, negro houses and stable.
and large lot attached.
TEEAs-Cash COR Ill the machinery. fixtures. Ac.-
The terms OF the lease will DO made known on the
day Of sale. II kLLYNON.
Sheriff City OF Richmond.
NOTICE The purchaser Of the maehinary, &c..
at the above sale having failed u comply with the
terms Of sale. the will be ag.n sold ~ auction.
on the premises, on WE'D kaDAY. October taae.
Tor cash. 70 the highest bidder. BY cousxnt Of the
parties interested the machinery, Ac. Will - sod
- \ n K ELLYsoH. > n.
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FARM OF 6I6 ACRES,

VALUABLE FARM OF 6l6 ACkkH,
IN CHESrERFIELD COUNTY, ON JAMES
RIVER, NINE MILES ABOVE RICHMOND, FOR
SALE.-We are authorized TO sell the valuable Farm
located as above, now owned and occupied BY Mr.
isaac winston. Randolph Amonett. l. Archer. ~
Eliza Hancock and Others The tract contains SIS
acres. of which about half il open land, and the
b. its being near the river and kobion's Depot.
There is on the estate two good Dwellings, bcsiHse
In addition an excellent grist ana saw mill. The
farm be divided into two smaller tracts Of equal
size. Onehalf Of the minerals will be reserved
Persons disposed TO purchase, requested TO call
on Mr. Young. residing the premises. For further
particulars, apply to
Z3--6t 40DDTM AppEHS0M.
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A sHLAND ACADEMY-On the first

~ i -ON nTNt
MONDAY in October, a SCHOOL FORBOYs
viii be opened at Ashland, in the county of Hano.
yer. The course of instruction will be thorough
the University. "A
Mr. Char les A. Jones, of Nottoway county. Mas
Classical and Mathematical Departments "'
will be able to accommodate sixteen pupis fover
the age of fourteen years) with board in INV ow n
family. Wv"
Ashland is fourishing and healthy village sly
teen miles north of Richmond, and easily accessible
Railroad on which it is situated 'o
months $3.50 "
For particulars, address ST q TUCKER
Ashland Virginia
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MRS BENEFITS SCHOOL FOR
Iva BOYS-9th street. between Grace and Frank
lin-will re op-n Gu MONDAY. 4th October. The
number Ct pupils is limited to twenty five.
Applications may be made to her at Mr.. James FL.
Gardrer's on Broad street, near the Monumental
church.
TERMS, PER SESSION:
10 years of age and over 5000
Under 10 years 250O
Sc 2-tO5%
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RRADY- MADE CLOTHING.
DARRACOTT, HARRIS Il 90.
Have received And now opening. one 81 the lAsGess

Have received and nov opening, one Of the iassese
aud most dt sEAbY .iSesc & CLOTHING
they have ever had. Their geol. are manufactured
with great care. expresss 70. the retail tsats ard
the same goods can be bought s.sevher.. Their
stock consists Of fine esstob<ayer 0vex Goats. 6ecko
ssS o s .s Rs 90 Ss Gu si:s
Suits; aide baud Coat, Pants and Vess aiikes -
Drsbs. Gray: Mixsd. arowa aDd sl.cs rally ~
sss frsnes velvet v e" OF newest psss.sss
s. r.: sssss .. 1 S:ss, as: 4 ..ss.
6 ss'sN " 81 Da n g II %.
sA sscceson . Merchant. wsislssr g.
NYOTICB.-All psrseps having claims
IN against Richa ysft !. dse'd. o. asslnss hiess
wiz 1 yxMns: .ilhoss asls,i - q $3.50 e.
Ssns 10 sans = Il . sssssasy - sssls sAegld y
1ssdiiy ssssisd mp. ~ EJHgseI4 III
| .,.-,. 800 IT.; Z 3.
CPECIAL NOTICE.-fAs undeFDjx.sd.
- beiaG q preaent ont q sWvs:yneea yeeae .
xisd - ses eay kind q vstsiae. u sas r. q ~.
csssi:s ssd Boos, 60 ssssssIly. 6ssssss g I.
I'll caess very Eodsrses. ns9sssnsss y 800 =
s.''.as..'''' Sven : ';sSSlai 5s1Fa
TLIDR BLAND 0OANO--ysF sals =
= :. , ,,.:;.: ~ 'sssz6on sAssssvIsI
TI71TCHE5 AND JEWILkY lilo
" ssassrs.. T q ssssss g e Y. sns Is
viicl = : sovessslas. aMAs
HU1NO-Psravias 90 AliAs 49,
~ esans lasass - - s;521 r. 1k
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SALE OF MOS

Il Otu AoOAON1bo OhA6 OE
~ VALUABLE REAL ESTATE, ON THE COR
MIR OF GRACE AND 5rH STREETS, IN THU
CITY OF kICHM0ND.-As Commissioners appoint
ed by decree of the Circuit Court of the city Of
Richmond. pronounced on the 18th May, 1858. in the
case Of Mitchell and Williams against Hughes &c ,
We or either of us, shall proceed to sell at public
~ :tion, on the premises on MONDAY, the 9Th Of
october, 1852 at IA o'clock. p. M. if fair it not the
next fair day. that very desirable property at the
OF Grace and 5th streets in the occmpan-
cv OF Mr. A Hughes, and his listers, fronting ON
the North side OF Grace street 621s feet, running
back on the east line Of 5th street. about ISL feet 10
an alley, and having thereon large Brick Dwelling
and other improvements. The property will be sod
-ntireor paratey Isl to sell of bull ling Lot
at the corner as may be determined on at the hour
Of sale.
TERMs-One-fifth cash: balance at 4, g. IL and Is
months for negotiable notes. interest added salts
factcriy endorsed, and the little retained till the
whole purchase money be paid. The taxes for this
year to be paid by the purchasers. The foregoing
real estate is justly regarded among the most de-
s1rabie In this city, for private re idence.
w GODDIN,
JAS LYONS, lComr's
JN0 g wILLIAMS
Sale conducted by GcpDIx APpERsoN. Aucts.