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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-27
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L OF the Railroad from Lynchbnrg Knoxville; all of them
having large circulation among the people Of South
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SALEM REGISTER, Salem. Vi.
THE VISITOR, Marion. Smythe CO Va.
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vAiIsS Vino. 5 rneas'lr Va,
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wYrHEvIILE TELEGRAPH. }wvtb.vu,, Y.
WYTHEVlILE TINES, }"'''' w.
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REGISTER, (n.,,io \.
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aud INTEREST To call At the office of the
vrchburg Virgnian, STAIRS where contracts will be
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-27

'QNRgsTEE'S sALR.-Dy vivssc sf = deed sf
trust executed 10 meby X. NcRow wife and Of
cord in the Clerk. Office IL tn Court Of Husings city Of
Lynchburg will, the 9Th day Of NOVEMBER 1873 pro.
coed 10 sell At Pu lie Auction the the following
property: The HOUSE AND LOT adjoining tho Cath. -
Ole Church, the North West side Immediately II
rear Of the Court House. The house good -
rooms and passages Attached the h0use. . Ktch.
Smoke Housr and Garden, all Of which god
ton sn pleasant location and very convenient to the
business 81 the city being only
Ike, li"ue Il also very desirable fur family residence
The title is believed 10 be good but acting Trustee
shall convey such title only vested BY
deed Tern: mads known on the day Of aalc.
nov 3 dtds JAMES MCGOWAN, Trustee.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-27

FRox SALT LAKE-S.. Louis. Nov. 24th.-The
Salt Lake Mail with dates to the Both October. ar
rived ct St. Josephs on the 10Th inst. The mail
party encountered severe weather in the valley.
and considerable snow on tho mountains, causing
great suffering to the stock. A ndmbe- Of trains
had arrived, and others were encan % at the
South Pass, II weather ou. the snow s,orm.
The Army was getting on finely.
The mail party met large number of Indiaus
on the Eoate, but they were all pcaceable.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-27

ACCIDENTS FROM FAILING BuILpINGs-The tel.
egraph has reported the fall IF n building and
consequent loss of life at Waterbury, CT. The Wa
terbury Journal gives fuller particulars. The ac-
c,dent occurred about o'clock in the afternoon.
The roof fell to the ground with tremendous
crasl burying several men in the ruins. Mr..
Thomas j. Payne. respectable farmer living in
the east part of Waterbury. was instantly killed.
Mr. 6. W. French,a machinst. belonging in Hart.
lord. was on the ground at the time of the acct
dent, and had his left arm broken in three places
ny the falling mass G. S. Alderman. of Troy,
had his left shoulder put out. and was badly
bruised. Frank Mayett also "f Troy had his face
badly cut, and rcceiveda very severe bruise on the
back part of his right hand, and was very rough
ly handled generally. The weight of in, mass
which fell is roughly estimated at al out 50. 900
pounds. The cost Of constructing it cannot fail,
far short of 100000. Nearly every section Of the
trusses was broken. rendering them useless. A
similar accident ccuired. November 23l, I Bar
toms Building, in Rochester. Five men we're in
jured.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-27
ONE DAY LATER FROM EUROPE.

ST. JomSs, n. f., Mob. N.--The steamship
Rtincs Aibcrf from Galway, with Liverpool dates
to tho llth instant, Mt noon one day later than pre-
,ious advices.
Mr.. Whitehousc writes another letter concern
ing the Atlantic Telegraph. recrnting his con-
bic.
A serious instruction is reported as having oc-
Cured in Asia,ic Turkey.
A telegraph dispatch from Madrid says that the
Mexican difficulty must I've settled in IL manner
suitable tothe dignity Of Spain. lIostiities are
anticipated.
LivERpooI. Nov. ll-noon.-Sales Of cotton to-
day 6 900 hales, the market closing steady.
BrcadstuIs are dull without change in quota
tons.
LONDON, Nov. ll-noon.-Consols are quoted
at 9Sa97l
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-27

DEATH OF MEMBER OF CONGRESS. Chicago,
Nov, 24--Thc Hon. 7. l.. Harris member of Con
grrss elect from thc Sixth District, died at 6 o.
clock this morning. OF consumption.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-27

Will svssh csansssA usscmsisa TIE restore
health must purity ihs bloo Fevrs ~hhout exception.
from foreign msttrrs having been asorbed aud retained
the ercula0u These sickness produce
Influenza cronp. rheumatism. govt cholie cough -
Bnt randrcths PILL simple potent and vegetable
the rarse and tho follows Of They the
o day saving valuable lives Principal office 2y4
Canal street Brandreh Building New York Sold also by
agents generally. nov ll-dlwh
A srees esre. sfser al the Phy.icinws had fnil-
al by BAKERS PREMIUM birrERs To Mr.. E. Bakrr-Dear
s In justice yourself and persons no may b. similarly
afflicted permit to cite instance Of the remarkable
tiles Of Your Premium Biters. had them
until recently, but my wife having bern afflicted with
affection and dsordered for the past
twelve years uscd in to restore her
health She under tho treatment Of five
sx able physicians but relief could be had then
several cerhcah the remark ALL. made by yon Bit
tiers persuaded my wife to try IN, she did and in
little time she began rapidly Not only her
Affection and dlso dcrrd stomach
raj health better than II has many years
using and shall always use your Bitters
who similarly AFFLICTED. Your obed servant,
Richmond, June ~, 1857 THOMAS NJ. MONTAGUE
BAKYRs PRkM1uM BTTERs -iiiehmond Sept L. 1854 II
with willing pleasure that add testimony the virtue
of BAKERS PREMUM BITTERs In making perm
established Of Dyspepsia from viii
with after suffering for many from de-
Utilization and disordcrcd stomach As | commenced
the of them convinced Of their valuable qualities
confidently recommend them To the afflicted j. ADAMS
For sale by AL the DruFgsts In ynchburg ard by all the
principal Druggists In the city Richmond and In
d. c.; H. Sabsr Co Baltimore, Md ID. u. Miller, Gov
ington. KY; and Barnes Il Park, n y
Orders hsd by addressing L BAKER. Proprietor
oct 27.a Richmond Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-27

In APREDfcAnENr.-On Monday evening last.
young gentleman residing in Williamsburg, n. y.
was walking down Grand street, with his two ss-
ters. when they observed man Of respectable ap.
rearance standing near the corner Of Eleventh
street with n respectfully dressed young woman
After they had passed, the stranger stepped up to
the young gentleman and reckoning him aside
stated that he and the young women had come to
the city t. be married and were to have met u
friend Of theirs who was to have "stood up" with
them. Their friend not arriving and they being
anxious to have the ceremony performed az speedily
o. possible. he made bold to ask him if he would
" stand up with them. The gentleman thinking
it would be good joke proposed the affair to his
sisters. and they agreeing the whole party went
before the Rev. A. Guon Of the Episcopal Church,
and the loving couple were by him duly married.
The bride is a Young woman at service with
family in New York, ami the groom is a .ailor
just returned from sea. The married couple left
the Clergyman residence well pleased, and thank
full for the services Of the groomsman and the un-
expected brides maids.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-27

INDIANA Lrol~l ,r,Rt ~- indianapolis. Nov. "a
The State S"ua'c has Inssed II resolution, by
y,rr + PC To- 90. declaring he election Of Me-srs.
B0ght and I.tch To lic nited State Senate to lie
illegal, unconstitutional, aud void. The same re-
solution in pending in the House.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-27

wp are authorized to say thai VIZ. T. fAScrr,
ESQ, declines being candidate for rs-elession to
the House Of Delegates Of Virginia, from the
county Of Campbell.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-27

The MOBILE FnrInrsrERs.-Augusta. (Ga.,)
Nov. 24.-The Mobile Mercury of Monday LAST
contains card of Walter Smith stating that he
assured the crowd Of cmigrnnts Mt Mr.. lIesse's
Office. on Friday, that tho vessel would not be
cleared for Nicaragua, unless directions were re
rcivea from Washington. He advised Mr.. llessc
to return the passage money, and n committed be-
ing appointed to arrange the settemcnt. the crowd
quietly dispersed The local column of the same
paper says that that the migrant vessel has been
chartered to carry cotton to Hamburg
ten. Walker le!i Mobile on last Saturday, and
Judge Campbell arrived the same day.
The Mobile Register Of Saturday says that it is
we'll known that Judge Campbell desires to en-
barras the proposed emigration from the South
rrn States Ia Nicaragua. and that tho public with
instructive judgment has come to the conclusion
flat the special term of tho Circuit Court Of the
l nilr1 States for the Southern District Of Ala
hmn,, is held Tor political purposes. Tho Regis
ter is particularly severe ON the Judge, and nc
ru'rs him If disposition to follow the most arbi-
tr'ry forms aud tyran"iral precedent.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-27

THIS DAY.

IHtS DAf.
IL AND yALUABLs n0OEs AT Auction Com
nenci4E f,ay kvenss The tssh inst n O'Clock will
sell at Auction storr. irRo eee,on 81 NEW AND
VALUABLE BOOK4 eMsneihg works in he vaions
mrn's II teratnre vas Hissasy Biography. TheEy Poe
try &c &c hibies Prayer Books. sc, ke
As,. q large assortment of STATIONARY. BLANK
he sale DO continued every evening until the snIrr stock
II sold L. n PHELPS.
nov ledi, Anetnnr,r.
- tsE OfvALUA8Gk RRAL RSTATEsH
in StHbt ku-Ry virtue Of decree ~ the C'urt II
i"tg TOR tho city al Ly nshbarg made 9Th Of rto
h'r .s nndetgns1 win cell, Putfe Aue,in
penis $ on SATURDAY, The 97Ih dsy Of NOVEMBER
LOT or GROUND. Nain Str o. In the City II
T. hbnig. which WAS the lsAs A. naian
and wiih his Warehouse sfuaed fronting upon Main
- Get si feet, and ruaning back I33 loot -
As the tne, The sa Aianann wInstons interest
in certain other LOT oY GROUND, sspe.tsly In rear VI
If the said Ninsssa which L front. on
Fs street 10 feet and back IL and as TEN
+ OF ALLEY leading from the afsseaAd Lts
TIE above Property v very valuable admirably situated,
aud Offers decided Inducements porous embark
n Inc IL almost any character In this city
will 10y h"ry OF the same Decree sell premises
of the LOT or GROUND which was CO.: vey ed by
Winston and frsnces D., bis wifs, % john NJ Otey
BY deed VI The 18th Of yuns las which part
=, he NH CHI said wlnson resis dths th~r par, OF
the lot having bsen hersosors d BY shs said Trustee
Of which lot supposed contain about or
hssdsomsy situated sd very desirable prop
TERMS-For the expenses sole cash for the bal
credit will be given Of IL aud II months
added Negotiable satisfactorily endorsed required
tie chosr and the title the property the
Nh aDeunl kno
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-27

HNREAP IDQ0T.-COAL OIL! COAL. OBJ!
~ We have jsst recsivsda fresh supply of PURE COAL
OIL the cheapest light use Those who have waited
now be supplied ss J. H. THOMPSON CO.'S
row - dwl Ding Store
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-27

TERRIBLE TRAGEDY IN lLLINois-A correspon-
dent Of the st. Louis Republican, writing from
Grand Cote, H., Nov. l4,h, says:
II is painful to relate that on tho 10Th inst,
Mt about eight o'clock. p. w. difficulty arose
between two brothers-in-luw, named respectively
Reid and Hunter, living in the east end Of Grand
Cote Prairie, Perry county, Illinois. fight en-
sued, the parties using bowic-knife, with which
Reid was killed. and Hunter, it is thought, NOR
tally wounded
Having myself visited the dreadful scene Of
slaughter, ! proceed at once to give you the fol-
lowing facts and particulars in relation to the case
ny | saw and received them from others.
T.e parties were under the influence of liquor
had drank until they became intoxicated, and
were about retiring to bed, when Reid, without
proyocntion seized hold Of Hunter. drawing him
backward to the fireplace. where they both fell.
Mrs. Reid succeeded in scnarnting them. without
either having received nn injury. Whilst scpnra
ted, n bowie-knife was taken from shelf, where
it had lain NIL dry. but nothing certain can be rs
ccrtaincd to who used it FIRST. Mrs Reid states
that she WAS the only rcrson present At the time
the fight occurred and saw no weapon used du-
ring the struggle but blood on her brother,
Olluntcr,) and heard him exclaim That knife has
killed met The first witness present after the
fight states that knife WAS found on the floor.
covered with blood, Reid sitting IN the bed and
Hunter living cxhaustc! Oh the floor.
| reached the dreadful scene of blood Mt one
o'clock that night. 1t was indcscribable. The
furniture all broken AMI despatched with blood,
and everything in the house turned upside down,
indicating clearly that the struggle mus, have
been great. DIR. Swnnwirh WAS he-towing his ut
mos, skill on Reid, who groaning III the ago
MES of death. His n,cstincs were protru,liug
| through n cut in tho left side. and remaining
| partly out ut the time &C his death. The kniio
had been passed into the left lung, mortal wound
| across the stomach, ard his arm Undiscovered ut
| the elbow In this condition hc lived eight hours.
Hunter was lying wccrinc in his blood, per-
| fertly quiet. The knife had entered his right
side above the second short rib. cutting thrm
apart and splitting cash six inches in length.
Ills under lap was spiit open. deep flesh wound
made in his breast aud his thigh stabbed to the
bone. lie is alive th' morning, bnt his physi-
clans think there is no h re of his recovery.
Reid and Hunter migrated to this place in
May last They were regarded NJ good neigh
hor., and appeared to he quite aAtetionatc in
their relations towards each other when sober.
The whole cause of this bloody stlray can only he
attributed to the demon, alcohol. They lived in
the same house. and, beyond doubt, will die ON
the same bed. Each had five wounds, evidently
inflicted with the knife but neither could be IRE
vailed upon to tell who what hurt them. Their
wives bear the shock with uncommon forttuie.
Such believe are the facts.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-27

SPECIAL NOTICES.

Tssre sre plessy - yessg sensiens~s, ss we'll
ponfv ~ cid whoss boards turning srey, which
gives the former sas deal II and exposes hs
tho latter To avo1 these little Ne ad.se
ich will In the q change tho hair tofs
atssa clsr II dye the hair Ike the mo~s 81 me
hair lses bnt prsess dus change ut color osn
the ol the hair 70 he ana end and gives hne and
81 appearance We have persons who Lave
u.cd Successfully and pronounced IT the only Invention
which has 10 tb-Ir idsa NJ grey heads We
cmmsnesd using aLou months aud II We are any
judge Of and b~any. has made At act ten year,
younger In fact beginning L. lHok quite Young ana
feel much like getting wife The change Is mi
would be In And lea In the head Duke II Bnckng
ham We know several old aid, ard some Young ~f"
~hoa~ locks just beginning .vey hue and
who have bern talking Seriously a"n' ,rtng To this RENE
d. md advise them not TO des any longer nsver fails
81 LOSis Herald.
Sold by all good Drusgisis lnov INV
P.K-CIscjasssS,l Ohio, JnIy Z, 1887 .--Sienis,
PAIN Killer take pleasure tn.ndng u To
The public the family dctDe with which am
ACQUAINTED In this establishment employed nearly lp
r"rsons aud Pain Killer has h ed With the mos
rhoc summer complaint but has yielded liz e
gle the curative powers OF Killer " and for
bru etc. u Is in almost daily and " like good effects
JOHN TANNER,
Foreman Of wrxhisous 4 Co 3 rrin ing Lst.b shnent
Sold by oil medicine dealers
Sold by JOHN II. sEAY Lynchbnrg tnov u 2w.
IgslloWay's Oissoros and Pslis.-Base coma.
'crfrits the markei Look for MARI. Holo
New York ard London. ycd leaf of the
book II directions This rsdo mark aud test Of
be plainly seen by holding the leaf between the
ard the light Whh'ut this they but vile limitations
by all Drugststs at o5c, Sc, and o. per box or pot.
"a Iw.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-27

IN retiring frsaa The ArW 81 Nswiin, Tsss 4
90 Dspcak for tho nrm Of Alexander Toot, tho
patronage OF my hiends. BENZ. H NOWLlN.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-27

nGssOGUTION.-ThsA r0 sf Nswiie, Tsss
IL ca, dissolved BY limitation, 10Th inst
of the partners will attend the settlement Of he
cen BENZ. H. N0wLIN.
W. A. loot,
LYycIIpURo, Nov 10TH 1858. A.. ALEXANDER
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-27

- EMOVAG..-1. A. boyd has temporarily
y removed hw Fruit Coufrctionary St building
the Post Ocs aud adjoining j. h. 1addecs Marble Yard
This arrangement has been made Temporarily above stated
for the purpose and Il
old stand rendered the rapid
business In the meantime, shall be happy 10 wait
friends puble BET Ind Gated uat u rher notice
nov 5.,ts A. BOYD
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-27

UNB<E WgNEs.-95 Daskeas or Piper Il Ce.'
II HhIDkiCK CHAMPAGNE WINE, In quart and pin
L"i". 70 Baskets OF GRAPE LEAF. ,..operior Cham
of pure sherry Madeira, Port and Malaga WINES
nov a dis LEE, JOHNSON 4 CO.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-18
u,RusTEEs SALE OF MOST BEAU.

- TfFUL COUNTRY SEAT. NEAh The "a
aetng trustee In deed Of srus. e. from On, hiram
in Henrlco County Court. shall proceed e sell a
public auction, on the premises on WEDSEr pay,
he 10Th day eli May 1855 at Az o'clock NJ IL fair,
cf not, the next day. that most beantliai conn.
try seat locat.d as above now IN the occupancy Of
ala Dekinson. adjoining the lands Of Messrs. John
n Shields w ii Mcfarland and p u Tahb. Jr.. con-
The land s in the highest state OF CULTIVATION. and
the ward beautifully set IN shruboefy. howeIs, 1c-
The dwelling Is not only large. but 10 nearly new
and most tastefulIy and elegantly nplsned ihe
ant buiidinus Are ample for the use OF the place
Tha properly will be divided as 20 give 20 Lot
M IN which the mansion stands - acres; ana 70
Lot No 1. on which small framed dwelling stands,
81 acres. sef.a. a. nansaa ef sale
and IN discharge q bond Of $2Tsl.46. WITH ipleIess
from llth April 1887: aud as 20 the resdas y. IT,
ceeis of sale on such terms as may se ~
tha has,r al saIe which, however, win De uo<Iai.
The title is believed 20 be perfect but the asses
will CONVEX with the usual special Warranty. Ing
tasas for 1853 {, be Paid by the purchaser. "a.
BIZ request Of VI. Pravs. the beneneAfs IN sA'u
deed. ,nnn,v ..t,. Tr,.taa
my W. 0UUDiH, Ass'nA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-18
TRUST SALE OF VERY VALUABLE

ID.
By virtue of a deed Of trust, from William Boot.
wright to the undersigned, trustees. dated the
9th day Of April. 1851, recorded in the Hastings
according thereto, shall proceed to sell. on the
premises. at public auction, on FRIDAY, the 18th
ginning at o'clock p NJ the following valuable
Real Estate in the city of Richmond, conveyed in
list half acre lot of grour lying at the corner
lst and Broad streets, desigustf lot No 1923 on
the plan of the city with the brick stores and dwell
;eet to estate for her life, in Mrs. Priscilla Boot
wright, teged ~ In part of said property, which
will be designated at the sale.
Grace and st streets, designated in the plan of said
city, as lot No TAI.
3D. Another half acre lot of ground with part of
the Improvements aud appurtenances thereon, lying
on Broad and ist streets. designated the said plan
as lot No 742.
4th. Another lot Of ground on the corner of Mon
and Broad streets fronting 90 feet more or less
on Broad, and running back about 1872 feet to an al
The real estate above mentioned will be divided
and arranged to suit purchasers, and is certainly
among the most valuable in that part of the city.
plat and survey OF said real estate will be exhibit
ed at the hour of saie
And on SATURDAY, the 10Th June 1858, begin.
ming at 10 O'Clock A NJ. at the residence Of VIM
Bootwright. On Broad near LIST street, we shall in
like manner proceed to sell the household and ktch-
en- Furniture, conveyed by said deed. embracing the
yersionary interest of VIM Bootwright in the fol-
lowing slaves, viz: Chloe. Rebecea and her three
the life estate of Mrs Priscilla Bootw right therein
and also other personal property. An arrangement
has been made by which Mrs VIM Bootwright will
unite in the deeds vest full title in the pur.
chasers
TERMS ne-fourth cash. the remaining three.
fourths upon a credit of one, TWO and three years
respee lively. with legal intereat from the day OF
sae the purchasers of the real to give nego
table notes. secured by lien on the property; and
credit payments of the personal estate, to be Sc
cured by approved endorsed negotiable notes. The
taxes for 1885, the real estate the purchasers to
pay. WINE TAYLOR, r,..
Rk HOWIS0N AfuSteeS'
Sale conducted by GoDDIN Il APrERsoN. Aucts.
my lids
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-18
r ARGE BRICK DWELLING AND Va

- CANT LOTS ATTACHED, ON THE CORNER
AUCTION.-At the request Of DR.. Jno @. Waytt,
we viii offer for sale at auction, on THUksDA? the
10Th day Of May, 1853 on the premises, at AZ o'clock
with the large Brick Dwelling and other buildings
thereon. The dwelling Is 55zt5 feet-bas s large
rooms above basement. and In the basement. 1t
is not only built OF the bert materials hut in now in
complete order having been thoroughly repaired and
the dwelling e. feet fronting 9Th street. TO the
lot adjoining on the south 6 feet; and TO the LOT
the north IS feet-each running back l2i feet 10
alley i2 feet wide.
Persons disposed 10 purchase are Invited to exam
inc the property before the day of sale.
TERMS Une-ffth cash; balance at g. IL. 10 and a
months for negotiable notes, interested aided Sc
nred By trust deed. The taxes for 1855 TO be PAID
by the purchaser. GoDDiN 4 ApPERs0N, -.
nav a 81 Auctioneers. =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-18
oERGEANT's sALR.-By virtue of an

CERGEANT's SALE.-By virtue of an
- order entered By The Circuit Court of the city
OF Richmond, on the 18th Of May, 1883. in the AZ
WEDNESDAY, the Goth of the present month. at
the hour OF 10 O'Clock H. to sell at the house late
iy occupied by w lunD, the corner of Let
and Clay streets, in this city. all the effects Of
said Dunn, levied upon by me- by virtue Of laid at
tachment consisting Of the usual variety OF House
hold and Kitchen Furniture, &C. Carpets, Ward
robes. Bureaus, Cutlery, Glassware. Gas Fixtures.
&C., &C. The Furniture, Carpets, &C., are nearly
new and the greater part of good Guality and III
axrired lease of the said house Terms viii be made
known Mt the time and place of sale.
TT DUDLEY. Sergeant Of the
mnf7-tds City OF Richmond.