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'"' pe' O0' SANFORD 4 CO. pronr,s.or.

THE GREAT PROBLEM SOLVED!
Il DIR. M0RSE's INVIGORATING CORDIAL
The dyspep,ic patient, whose stomach haslost tho
element is relieved by single cnurso of this extra
ordinary tonic. The gastric fln,d reaeauires its
solvent power. and the crude nutriment, which
a load and burthen to the sufttrer, while his di.
gcstive organizst was para'ized and uustrunQ,
becomes, under the wholesome revolution created in
the, system, the basis OF activity, strength and
health
acute, physical agony q neuralgia, Ticdooroux
ordinary headache, afflicted with vague terrors
sy. sD by snd 5 bs I'd. n r.
lasatude which proceeds from n lack of nervous
ergy. experiencing any other pain or disability
arising from the unnatural condition of The wonder
full machinery which connects every member with
the source of sensation, motion md thonght-tle-
rves immediate benefit from the useof this Cordial.
which at once claims, invigorates and regulates the
shattered nervous organization.
Females who have tried 1t are unanimous In de-
caring the Eixir 10 be- the greatest boon that wo-
man has ever received from the hands OF medical
men .,..
date and astonishing effect upon the appetite -
While it renews the strength of the digestive pow
ers it creates desire for the solid material which
10 be subjected to their action As appetizer 1t
has no equal in the Pharmacopia
long life and the slsor a. , e. s o enjoy 10
cious WORTH
It's beneficial effectsare not confined to either sex
or 10 any age. The feeble girl, the ang wife. the
Iistless eneryated youth. the overwor man OF b,i-
sness thu victim Of nervous depression. the indi-
yidua suffering rom stnrTal WOOL
ness of single organ will all And immediate and
permanent relief from the of this Incompatible
renoyafor To those who have q predisps sition 10
paralysis IL will prove complete and uniailing sale
guard against this terrible mslady; ., There are
situtions, that they think themselves beyond the
reach Of medicine Let not even those despair The
Elixir deals with disease IL exists, without refer
ence TO the causes and will not only remove the dis
order i.seIf but rebuild the broken constitution.
o'N0' LOSS OF MEMORY,
Caufsion giddiness rsh OF blood 70 the head mel
snrhoIy. mental debility. hYstetia, wretchedness,
thoughts Of sclfdestructon, fear Of insanity hsgo
ehordrass dyspepsia. general prottration, irrita-
hility youress INABILITY to sleeu, disastr Incl
dent 10 females decay OF the propagating functions
rssara monoinania vague terrors, pafpifatinn Of
he heart impotency. constipation. etc. etc, from
whatever cause arising Il s nthsre any re'iasc &c,
10 he placed ON human testimony. absolutely inisi-
iihle. ,,..,.a,..,,.r...S, ,,n,
t,,ias. "a ner bottle two for Is dollars six for $i2
q II NiNG. proprietor, ~? Broadway; New York
Sold by druggists thrnugnout the uhisea stAse1'
/ canadss and The West indies. =.
Sold by FIsHER wIhsT0N; wv Y. street. ana
Fz1-dtm @'At =
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BY Henry W Quarles,
(No $50 Main sfreety
ELEGANT ASSORTMENT 0E JEy

II ELRY TO BE sold AT AUCTION Sales ltur
ladies every Tuesday and Friday, commencing ct n
oeieek and tor gentlemen every night 1t o'clock.
! have received, and will have opened and arrsng.
ment Of fine Jewe,ry offered In this city. The
assortment comprises q great variety Of Watches,
Pearl, Cameo aoidstone aud painted Broastpins and
Earrings. Sleeve Buttons. Lockets Chalns, 10 40.
The above goods are Of very Superior order. con-
stitutiDg an assortment worthy the attention Of
purchasers, either a. wholesale or retail
fel3 HENRY w. QUARLEg Auct.
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by l. & G. b. Davenport.
BOOTS, SHOES AND HATS.

- AuCTI0N.-ons WEDNESDAY, ioth March.
we viii sell q 70 9'oIoSk, at our auction store
TERNs-Under 500 cash. 500 and over % darS
credit, for approved paper
NH 40 D DAVENPORT. Aucs..
A DEMONSTRATORS SALE. .-On WE'D
- NESDAY, the 10th Of March, 1884, at Q O'Clock
VI, at the late residence of Henry 0rav onns,sit~
MIR Jas. Fisher, Jr's. factory. In Manchester viii
coll at public auction, the PERSONAL effects OF the a.
tate OF tray, aud consisting Of two l.athes and =
variety Of Tools. lot of Steam Guages and House-
hold and Kitchen Furniture
EMANUEL MATHEwa.
NH f-td~ Admir- Of Henry GRAY decd
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GoDDIy & APPERsoS, Aucts
NH 2-2awlwStdtds
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LOT ON

- ST. JAMES STREET, IN DUVAt'3 ADDITION
AS EXTENDED INTO THE COUNTY OF HENRI
90 As Commissioners of the Circuit Court of
RichIaond, by decree pronounced on the 18th De-
cember, 1851. in the case of Miller &C.. Creushaw
&c. we shall pro iced TO sell at public auction on the
premises, on TUEeDAY, tire 10th day Of March,
1853, at AZ o'clock. p NJ if fair if not the next fair
dav. the Lot located as above, of which Clement
White died seized. fronting en- the west side OF ct
James street, running back about 100 feet.
TERMs;-Fnongh III cash 10 defray expenses If sale
anu costs of suit. and credit to the residue in
equal instatluiens, at and 6montfs for negotiable
MT 8, satisfactorily endorsed and title retained till
tho lust note is paid, aud conveyance ordered by
the Court The taxes for 1868 to be paid By the pur.
chaser. CHASfAIN WHIrE,l e..
ED. Y. CANNON, Com To-
Saie conducted by GsDDIN 4 APPKasoN, Aucts
NH
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By Alex. Mott, Auotioneer.

MIGHT SALES.--I will commence To-
~ NIGHT, and continue every night through the
FANCY HRTIcEEsaau .a rss 4. eoid ma s1vs q
Watches. Breastpins markings and Finger RingaL-
Also fine assortment OF Ready-ma CIothina Nse
Shirts and Drawers. hne Cassimeres, Ac.
de l5-ts ALEX. MOTT, Auet.
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Fuy5IRr'nT,1,;s;,s =
By doddin 4 Appersonl.. /
TRUsTEE's SALE CARTS, MULES.

TRUSTEE'S SALE CARTS. MULES
DRAg, HARNESS, Ac.-As trusfse In ! 49, - =
trust from Aex England. dated sth March. iss Z.
shall proceed 10 seli ut pubic ruction IN Strut
DAY. the 18th day OF March. lisa. at II O'clock "A
=, on tho Basin bank. between gth aud 10th sts the
following property. conveyed by tald deed. viz
lCutting nife ''s' -
TERns-Aii sums under $50. cash: over that
negotiable notes, interest added.
THO ) NANCE, Trustee.
NH
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BY John A. Lancaster 4 son-

A UCTION SALE We will sell At auo-
= \ ton at our Office. on "WEDNESDAY. the iosh
inst at " O'clock. SeO0e Of the Bonds OF the MiIo
THAN Coal Mining Company, payable Ist January.
lS62; Is shares Virginia Central Railroad Htock.
NH JN0 A LANCASTER eON.
VIII be added to the above, 30 shares Richmond
Fire Association Stock; 5000 Virginia and Tennes
see Railroad Company ID Mortgage Bonds.
nh JAIL SON.
40 shares Exchange Bank Stock.
NH 10 JNU. A. LANCAHTER eON
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DONNAN 4 Co,
" NMISNI0N MERrHA NTS

DEAL ESTATE AGENT AND AUC-
~ TIONEER.-The subscriber, late of the firm of
Taylor Williams, proposes to conduct. In all its
branches, the business of REAL ESTATE AGENT
AND AUoTIONEER. AND STOCK AND BILL
BROKER.
He will SELL both publicly and privately. all Rea
and Personal Property, rent out Houses and receive
the rents sell Stocks and other securities, and nego
tate Loans.
He thinks with his experience in the business: his
extensive acquaintance. and his knowledge of the
discharge satisfactorily every trust that may be
ded to him. and by strict attention TO business he
will ever strive to command the public confidence
and 10 merit fair share of the business in his line
BE- Office opposite doddin Appersons Hall, ON
llth street. A. ID. WILLIAMS.
NH l-dScw2w
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he UNDEhbIuNEU nave received by
Steamship JaIno. town. this day, lsrge add
ton TO the above 1t ok of Jewelry, kfver.Wnre. &c
which will sell at auction at % Main street every
dss at 10 A NJ aud NJ. The above stock II well
assorted containing greater variety Of goods than
any previously offered at auction In the city Of Rich
mond. All goods warranted ns Represented. or no
sale, We pscially invite the attention Of Ladies' 10
our stock Of fine Silver Ware.
NH g-H LARUS SHINE. Aucta.
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For sale by Mrs A B DAVIS, Fisher l. Winston.
Millspaugh Johnston, Il Picot, A Bodeker AID
Charles d Yale faq
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BY II. n Cool a ca.

y by Il. u. Cook u Co.
TRUSTEES SALE OF TWENTY
ne FIVE ACREsOF LAND IN HENRICO C0UN.
- : Al AUCTION by yirtu4 of deed Of trust
ssutee 70 the subscriber by James Page. and duly
all u the county OF Heurico shall proceed TO
m, y, public ANTON, on WEDNESDAY. the I7fh
Hon :. ~ ociock. d.. IN frunt II said county Court
helm Il ertaln tract oF parcel of land lying and
Ave nerss 80 seanfy Of Henrico. eonfainibg twenty
adJoinins IN ,,seyed by Raes Of Richmond. and
.ne,ng the same land which WAS eo,,sx.d -
f.;' aees ~ Edmund Cary and wiz ~ 49,
evsIlss n,te the 9Th day al Jann.rv - -.
record " the klrks Office OF Henrcs 80. snu q
In deed book ~ page s7y eAie" county court,
IkkHs-Cash as to 90 much Of the ,,~..... =.
5a necessary 20 aefray the EXPENSE al ssi. 80 y.
,,ascnaixe me amount OF note of sevenf J y, -
iaIs with Interest thereon from the Itth X ~ NJ ~
ember 1857, ~ to the residue SIX rnontbs e - AZ
IT approved NEGOTIABLE paper. with ntsrsste ssIi
un .tis retained until final Payment The ti.,s q
ueiieved 70 be good. but will convey such title a
s.,..o... JosEpI II. YOUNG, Trustee.
sals conducted BIZ Il b CooE Co, Aucts.
Rf virtue Of a Deed Of Trust. executed
- By John Talley, on the - day of ocrobcr
1906 ana OF record In the Clerks Office of the Hust
ings Court OF the city of Richmond and by d;rerfon
Of the beneficiary therein named Willie aid On
FRIDAY. the 18th If March, at the residence ~ "a a
Talley, on Main. corner OF Nineteenth strs.t iii
the Household ard Kitchen Furniture al sai5 81
consisting of the usual variety. Sale 10 commsn:ce
at IL O'Clock AN. EBCOOK tsp '''ee
nm 2-fd3 Aucts
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ysS1 MAZEPPA.-A beautiful

~T~s NOTICE .-The steamer
sL<-r-TIs-sr-sss GLEN COVE, Captain john Davis
Will not Rn down on Monday next Sth inst, in con
sequence Of having some small repairs doue: bur
will resame her regular trip on Wednesday morn
ing lath inst, at 81 O'Clock.
Toe CURTIS PECK VIII leave usual. IN Tuet-
day morning 9th. nj So O'clock and return the next
tav, NH Is 4. o. UASKINS.
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kLAcR sILKS.-The cheapest Blaci
riiks 10 the city Of Richmond, at s74 cents are
them. ATERED M0ske
fnhs AZ Main street.
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A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.-Per
\ sons having claims AGAINST the estate of Henry
Gray. dec d. viii present them 10 the undersigned
authentica cd for settlement. Persons indebted to
the estate will please settle their dues promptly
EMANUEL MATHEWS, Admir-,
NH 4-tMln% Manchester.
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BOARDING, 40.


UNO THE fUBLIC.--The undersigned.
l. having learned thai a rnunr il current that tho
ST CHARLES HOTEL had changed hands, take.
this method 20 inform the pubic and hts friends
generality il Is alse aud that he il rtill the Proprie
tor and be expects b. eoniiuue 90.
The tsifis, heretofore, will he scrred with the
hast the market atfsrds and the Bar with choice
LIQUORS, And every attention Will he paid 20 render
bis guest camfsrt able while At the ST. CHAKLss.
Provisions having also declined 10 prices. he also
VII, reia>a his prices IN proportion. ~ follows,
ron and AFTER the tat day Of March next:
TRANSIENT RoARpKRs
By the mssth %
" week ~ ~
" Iay 40
Dinner 20
fTrAk iast,
Tea ~
isS kinG ~
PERMANENT BoARDERs.
RI tAa yeAr With tpcnls, .StsA 90
Qaatter, with rooms. per montt. -...... 20 on
Year without rooms. 2lo 60
Month ..............-....... 20 90
sS- No desiuctioa fer absences.
THOMAS NJ. FARRoW
ta2S--dlm Proprietor.
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NOTICE The subscriber bcgs. leave TO
lNintormhs eustoTners Of the city Of Riehmcna seAt
as,nba Cream Ale and will dispose II the salns o.
tire most reasonable terms. and deliver " hss %
charge 10 any pSi' ~ WV ~. MCCORMACK.
s.a-., 3ns broad STREET
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DIsSoLuTi0N.-.Ths oopartnership Of
MORTON. ARMSTKAD CO h mi. 40 : A.
solved BY mutual CONSENT The sauI,T narsrsr Will
proceed e settle up the business OF the concern with
ne little delay a. possible Each partner WIN use the
hAhe Oh sue concern, IN sidatscn alone
!oSkyH r. NORTON
JAS. M. ARMsTEADs
Richmond. january ist, lsss. IA a.adssWsn,
COMPREHENSIVE The subscribers
have this day formeA copartnership nader
the style and hr,a Of JOSEPH q Holm MnRTfsN
sor the purpose Of conducting general eonmisso,,
pusncss = a Al ns branches as successors TO NOR
spSS ,h rmistt con.tgnments their friends
ntshsd TO planters "'s. @s""o FUR
JOSEPH +. MORTON.
iateof Morton, Armstead o.
JOHN b. MORTON,
p... Formerly Of Aaury 4 Morton
richmond. January lst. lsas. ja 2-dasw6m
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QEMEDY FOR COUGHS, COLDS,
- NEURALGIA AND NERVOUS HEADACHE
The fact has been well known for a long while that
known for Coughs and Colds but perhaps it Is not
generally so well known that has relieved perma-
nently several cases OF Neuralgia and Nervous Head
ache. Attention is requested II the following GER
tifcate from Sir. WINSTON. gentleman well known
in this community:
RICHMOND, January Is, 1S53.-This ia to certify
that have suffered FROM Nervous Headache and
Neuralgia most severely for several years. l have
about the lst Of November, 1857, I was induced to
try Mrs. DAVIS COUGH ELIXIR which found
Of great benefit to myself. My daughter, who has
snffered with cough since her infancy has been en-
trely cured by the use of Mrs DAVIS medicine and
is now free from cough and more vigorous than she
has been at any period of her life believe to be
most valuable medicine, as well as very pleasant
on Elm nervous and general debility.
j g. WINSTON.
Ror sale hr Mra A u nAWa Rizhar L Winstn,
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FIRST PREMIUM. THOROUGH
v, THE GLASSES OF THE RICH

tsZx HoND Nc SICAL INSTITUTE which has jus;
SSxN commenced its second session. meet as fol
los: The juvenile classon Wednesday and Saturday
afternoon, at O'clock; the Adult class, on Monday
each evening is devoted to the practice of Glees-
Terms for the session per echolar, Juvenile class 81
june For further particulars, apply TO T. l.. GAL
LEH ER, st the Music Rooms, 2l2 Broad street
nearly opposite the store of Mes.rs. Breeder Fox
fe Z7-lm
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TR U s TEES SALE OF A SMALL
4 EARN ElIR MILES REInW RICHMOND

N Y . u e . CaLE UF A SM Id
L FARM. FOUR MILES BELOW RICHMOND.
SEAa THE NEW CENTRAL R0AD As trustee
in deed OF trust, bearing date sd June 1857 duly
recorded IN Henrico County Court. Oh the liih Jan,
1888. shalt. in execution thereof, proceed seli
at public auction. on the premises. ON Thurs
NJ, if fair. if not the next fair day. tho Farm con-
yeytd by said deed, located as above and now in
the occupancy Of MIR w. III. NuckoIs, containing
q acres Of which about IL acres cleared and in
high state OF cultivation. balance in wood. The
buildings on the place sufficient for the use OF
a small family
The terms, hch will be reasonable, will he made
known at the hIur of sale. The taxes for 1865, to
be paid by the purchasers.
JNO HOWARD, Trustee.
60DDIN APPERsoN, Aucts. NH
z. S.-Should thu purchaser wish more land than
the above Farm contains il can be had, adjoining,
on reasonable terms. u. d A., Aucts.
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GREAT REDUCTION IN THE PRICE
" OF READY MADE CLOTHING. - DARRt.
COLT, HARRIS CO.. have determined to sell, from
this date until tho close of the season. their iarg
stock of Ready Made Clothing at greatly reduced
rates Our stock for the is large, and are
determined to reduce it. If low prices will accom-
plieh il. We would advise all in want 10 give us
call. DARRAC0TT, HARRIS 4 Co,
Successors 10 Merchant, Weisiger Co.,
la II No lie Main At
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NOTICE i have this day appointed
~ II w TYLER my agent to conduct the Milling
and Grocery business, at Rockets to buy for cash
only. VIM TiNSbEf.
MACH Sd, 1859. nh 4-I5tt
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NPRiNG TRADE 1855 her 10 cali

MIXING TRADE 1858 Il beg to call
- the attention Of town and country trade TO n, '
LINK ,,ock, Just received. rs follows:
~ eAs Rsisins assorted 10 cases Sar,iines. half
- s sAs PRIME nl,ron loeases sardines, Quar-.
70 drums suliana Rails ter boxes
lbs n hxs In iuhe paeta
5 bills new Currants 10 cases ffesh Prune,
Z" eaxs SOFT ivica Al 100 bxs assorted Pickles
p bags soft sicily Al 0hxs Mnscat Wine
mon monde 80 bxsassorted Cordials
~ bigs hard Almonds 50 bxs Macaroni 4
- bags new Palm Nuts 80 bxs Vermicella
10 bags new Sicily Wal. $40 bxs Gum Drops
w nus aa 800 hxs assorted Mix
10 bags new Filberts lures
p bsgs new Pecan Nuts 20 bxs Oranges
~ bxs fresh Lemons 20 bxs Dry Ginger
> preserved Ginger go reams Wrapping Pa
25groce smoking Tobac-l 1900 fresh Cocoanats
1900 drums Figs
ALSO.
mannfacture daily my Justly celebrated Steam
Refined CANDIES in large quantities. Warranted
not tn stick. and viii keep ia any climate which /
se 81 me same prices that an inferior article is sold
.ALs0-sooooo Imported, Domestic and German
Cigars.
ss-Bear in mind to call at No 80 Main street
LOUIS J B0sSFEUX.
NH 2-l5t steam Candy Manufacturer
ERESH SUPPLIES OF APPROVED
l. B00Ks-Ar P PRICES,
$50 Main street
JAYS Morning and Evening Exercises at 81 %
Young Christian. 81: Way 70 do Good 81
lloary Head ADD McDonner. 81; Corner Stone. a
SWISS samily Robinson, 2 vols 7se O''~' -
continued. vols, &c
THE COUSINS; by Miss Macintosh, 37s
PRAISE and Principle; by Miss Macintosh, SIC
CONQUEST and selfConquest by Miss Mcintosh.
ROBINSON Crusee. sc. 75c and SIC
SANFORD and Merton, SIC
GEORGIA Scenes and Sketches 81
FRANkLtA'S Autobiography; Illustrated Edition,
TIE British Spy; by VIM Writ, SIC
BARNkS Notes. volume
hosIth MS Ecclesiastical History; ? vols, sheep,
BROWNS Concordance, 3Oc; Browns Bible Diction-
LIvINGsToNE's Africa; 81
Mrs sliEBWGODS Works separately or In sets,
TH0kNTON's Family Prayers, 7sc
JOHN HALIFAX, Gent, and other works by the
CYTHARA, Carmina sacra, Presbyterian Psalmo.
dist, and other Sacred Music
PICTORIAL First Book for Children, 23c
10 second . SIC
LINEN Primers, I21sc
1890 QUESTIONS and Propositions for Sunday
schools and Bible Glasses - new Question Book
ROLL BOOKS, Minute Books and Library Records.
IRISH ARMY. 45c
LIFE Of Washington, for the Young ACC
UNION Primers and Spoilers, Sunday School Tick
ets, Anniversary HN INNS and Music &c
DANIEL BAKERS Talk, l3c; Baptism In a Nut
shelf ISc
ELECT, LADY; Memoir of Mrs. s. c. 1T, of Pc,
trrsburg, SIC
LITTLE GIRLS Treasury of Precious Things. acc
LITTLE BOYS Treasury Of Precious Things, &c
ALEXANDER on Religi us Experience, 62c
NH 93s
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L,OR SALE-A quantity Of SLATE
Il that has been taken from roof Apply q this
Office. 10 z-ts
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE

Il PRIVATE DaELitSG. IN TIE CITY Of |
RICHMOND ON 10TH, BEFw ZEN GRACE AND !
BROAD STREcTS, AND sLAFE.-As trustee m
deed of trust from II Batter co. and L IL Builder
and Wife dated 18th January 1855. duly recorded In
Richmond Hastings Court, shalt, In execution Il
tho said trust deed proceed 90 sell, AT public snc-
tion on the premises, on WEDNESDAY, the 2ith
March, 1885, at4 O'Clock NJ IL fair, II not the next
fair day the very valuable private dwelling ioeeted
as above, formerly in the occupancy OF said Il
Butler ami now occupied by Sr Edward smith
AZ tenant The lot fronts 81 feet ON The east iineo
10Th street runs hack l24 feet tn alley feet sn
is bounded on the sou,h by the tenement oceupiei
hv Mr. Holt Richardson, and on tho north ny That
of Mr. James ~ Talbot and has upon 1t = handsome
brick dwelling, nearly new, having ample accom-
modations for large family. and tn perfect craef
| and repair
months for negotiable notes. interest added sef nre
by d ust deed or title retained Such title as Is
conveyed by the trust deed aforesaid viii he conre
I'D 70 the purchaser, which, however is beiieyed to
/ be a good one Tho taxes and insurance Fer 1875 10
| be rid by the purchaser ,n
! W IL HACFARLAND. Trustee.
| VALUABLE SLAVE at AUCri0S.-Ey yirtne
| OF the foregoing deed, will be sold, on sAfUkDAl
the iath March, 49, at IA o'clock. a. the snei,9n
/ house of Messrs Dickinson bill Go. sainafie
Negro Man named Ned. aged about 80 years, VINO y
| a good screwman Ternseash.
! w III MCFARLAND. Trustee.
1 Gonnrx A. ApyrpsoS Aucts NIB 4--dtds
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By Jas. Nj. Taylor & Son.
r OF ON l7rH Or VALLEY STREET

r OF ON I7rH OR VALLEY STREET,
IL At AUCTION will be sold on M0NDAY 7, the
18th inst upon the premises, commencing st ~
o'clock, lot OF ground the Hast side of 18th
Valley street. fronting A feet sad Valley street.
and running back 100 feet 10 an alley.
TERMs-Ons-third cash; the balance at and
months wi interest, and secured by trust deed.
NH lg JAS NJ TAYLOR SON, Aucts.
TWO HOUSES AND LOTS ON VALLEY
4 STREET AT AUCTION.-Willb be sold on TU ES
DAY, the 9th Of March, on the premises. commence
ing at "a o'clock, VI. two lots fronting on 18th
Valley street, extended In the county above the
old distery fronting &c feet and running back IS:
feet. The improvements consist of two wooden ten
ements, which are occupied by good tenants,
TERMs-0ne.third cash. balance at4 and months,
Interest added, and secured by deed Of trust IL
tie retained. JAS NJ TAYLOR q SON,
NH 2 Aucts
The above sale in consequences of the snow is
postponed to MONDAY, 18th March, at the same
hour. JAS NJ TAYLOR SON,
NH IN Aucfs
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TRUSTEES SALE OF ONE MOIETY
4 OF THE SWAN TAVERN (NOw BROAD
STREET H0TELl PROPERTY, IN THE CITY OF

OF THE SWAN TAVERN (NOw BROAD
STREET H0TEL) PROPERTY, IN THE CITY OF
RICHMOND ON BROAD STREET. AT AUCTION
BY virtue of deed OF trust executed by Isaac A.
6oddin to the subscriber trustee dated 18th Au-
gust, 1854 and recorded in the Office of the Clerk If
Richmond Hastings Court, being thereto requested
by the beneficiary in i'd deed named, shall on the
18TH DAY OF APRIL, 1855, at p. NJ. npon the
premises, sell the property thereby conveyed, to
wit:
0ne undivided noiety Of lot 7sf in the pan Of the
city OF Richmond situated the north side Of Broad
street At its intersection with 9th street. fronting 100
feet on BROAD street, and running back the full
depth Of said lot No 7-4-beiDg the same lot upon
which the Swan Tavern, now the Bro ad Street Ho-
tel. is situated. Afro, one undivided moiety of
other lot parcel oe land. adjoining the above on
the west fronting 30 feet Broad street. and run
ming back the full deptll-tbe said piece Of ground
having thereon large brick building, which has
been used rs stable for sad tavern, which said lot
of land is part of los No 7s9 ia the plan OF said city
The highly valuable character of this property Is
such as to render unnecessary further description
thereof As the other moisty will be sold on the
same evening. by the Commissioner of the Ciicuit
Court, in the of Van. han. nc. against Goddin
an opportunity ia offered to pure hase the whole.
TERaS-Cash.