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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-23
AUCTION sALHs.
FUTURED1Ys
By E. B. Cock & Co.
r ARaE AND pEsIRAn1E Assopr

ARGE AND DESIRABLE AsSORT-
!, = MENT OF CHINA AND GLASS; W tRR. SIT.
shh Plated WARE. So. ATAUCrIoN.-Wsy IN
sell ss On THufsDhf the oath inst at 10 o'clock. at
INC store No % Main street. recently occunjed nv
Mesrs. Binford Mayo Blair. "p''1 "
" large and varied assorta,snt of China and Glass
French India and English C CHM aad Dinner
ana Tes sets sDattoons. Piteher. sowls Disa.s,
Parian. Bohemian. Terra Gotta and China v.s,s
Gard Receivers, Coognes &c =
Fine French English and ohemian Ont Glass
sowls Dishes. Salts Tumbers. Wines aobets, De.
silver Plated Casters. Tea Sets. Spoons. Forks,
Take Baskets, Trays. &C.
ner and Desert knfes and Forks, Tea Bella &c
- inlaid and Japanned Tea Trays. In Sets, Fancy
Toilet SITS, Water Pals. &c, &c.
Persln ms desiring Housekeeping articles. would
90 well 70 attend this sale. as lie Is seldom such an
opportunity occurs. rppvs aEF
All sans under $50, cash: over that amount 80
days credit for approved Re s ats,s paper
N B.-The goods will be opsn- for examination ON
wednesday the 2ad.
CTOCK OF DRY GOODS
- CLOTHS, CAssIMEREs, sATINETs, HosIE.
Ef nc. &c, AT AUCTION Tho subs :riber, de.
at his store, No 2g2 Broad street, few doors above
1T, on TUESDAY. the 2sth instant. at 10 O'clock,
STOCK OF GOODS.
Embracing complete assortment of Calicoes Brown
and White Cottons. Muslns. Alpacas. Cloths, Cassi.
meres. satnets, Hosiery. suspenders, silk and Cot.
ton Handkerchiefs.
A large assortment Of Fancy Goods In great vari
ety. &C. &c in fact every article usually found in a
well selected stock.
All sums under $50. cash; of $50 and under $500
4 months credit over $500, months credit for an
proved negotiable paper.
JOSEPH MYERS
Sale conducted ny l.. b. COOK Co.
Je IL Auctioneers
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF MOST

~ VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN THE CITY
OF RICH MONO.-As commissioners appointed by
decree OF the Circuit Court or the city of hich-
mCnd pronounced the cd of June. 1853, in the case
OF "Schotiel3 and wife agst. KrischmaDn" &c we
sha! proceed to sell at public auction, the pre-
misses, on TUESDAY. the 9th day of July 1858, at i
oclck. NJ, If fair; if not. the next fair day. the fol-
lowing valuable real estate of which the late An
th0ny Krischmanu died seized viz: LIST, the de-
srable store and dwelling on the north side of
Main, between 18th and 18th streets recently
pied by the decendent; I'd, the brick and succeed
pied by Mr. r Guyer. adjoining The one occupied
an Office by Mr. VIM Phillips; Cd, lot on the
south side of Creek Alley, near to Spruce street.
fronting "a feet running back 40 feet having there
on old wooden tenement
TERM, ne-third cash; balance at and IL
months for negotiable notes. with approved endor-
sers. bearing interest and title retained further
security for The pu chass money.
EDWD CANNON. Co,,u,u
GEO w RANDOLPH, NVint
Sale conductedby GoDDIN T. APrERsoN. Aucts.
IA rs
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PLEASANT SUMMER RESORT.
BUFFALO GAP HOUSE.

This well known Mountain retreat formerly kept
by VI Piimnn, ten miles west of Stsunton, on the
Central railroad and the Parkersburg turnpike, Is
now OPEN tor the accommodation of travellers and
a cool. quiet way, cannot find more suitable
place in all Virginia. 1t il easy of accessible cars
the Central road pass by it every day The house
ID large (s5 rOOIbs) convenient and ell ventilated;
surrounded by the most beautiful mountain scene
ry; ine eprings of FreestOne, sulphur, Chaly beate
and Alum water convenient. AS will not Keep
any intoA cting drinkso Intoxicated persons about
me. visl;ors need not fear any annoyance in that
way: d lille the comfort of visitors will be great
ing pa e.
~ ard per week ST.
Post office, swOope's Depot, Augusta, CO., Va.
Ie lj-3ws p HERRING
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DED SULPHUR SPRINGS

- MUNRIJE OUUNTI, v IhUINIh
These celebrated MINERAL SPRINGS are now
open for the reception of visitors 1t is now well
known that medicinal agents that have been tried
have hal such signal succrss a. the waters of the
Red Sulphur springs, in the speedy cure Of most
of Pulmonary Consumption. Bronchial Aztec.
tons, Chronic Diarrhna, by spepsa and Diseases OF
the Brain.
Inyalds would secure better rooms and better care
and attention by coming EARLY, az usually
very much crowded through the month of August
Visitors for this place should leave the Virginia and
Tennessee RaiIroad at NEWBEkN DEPOT. They
will then have but IS miles Of Staging over good
road. Via the Virginia Central Railroad there Is
now about 20 miles of staging.
my 29--d2m rs CAMPBELL co.
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A LLEGHANY STRINGS

II IN MUNIGUMEKY COUNTY. VA,
Are w open for the reception of visitors.
fhe most COMPLETE and THOROUGH arrangements
hsye been made to render tnis heretofore delightful
watering place one Of the most attractive and agree
able places of soJoUrn be found any Where in the
southern country These SPRINGS have been de-
Roustratrd 10 possess the
HIGHEST MEDICINAL PROPERTIES
AID are ri .uated in the midst of the most BEAUTT-
full Emery. and in climate the most
HEALTHFUL and SALUBRIOUS. They are stu.
4ted within three miles of Shawsvile, on the Vir-
xiuia and Tennessee RailrUaf which trains
daily connecting with the great theroughfares be-
ginning at Bangor, Maine and terminating at New
Drean5. Arrangements have been made with all
the Railroad CompanI,s North and south, whereof
THROUGH TICKETS Will be issued to any point the
Va and Tenn Railroad. and line of splendid
FOUR-HORSE COACHES
will be In readiness to transport visitors from Shaws
Vile, the nearest point of debarkatiOn, to the
Springs
To invslids iaborinG under affections Of the Sto
mach and Bowels, these waters are particularly Ie
commended
nv 2a-llrnir CLAYTON 4 LEE. Pronrietnrs.
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EDUCrION N PRICES -CLOrH-

1T ING! nTHINf.-Fancy MeraeIIIss and LIN
en- G,ats ~ e. goo, 100 and 40
Derby Linen Sacks at 81
Plack A panca Sacks aud Frocks NJ 90
plack Ibraa de Etc <acks and FrOcks 81 g.
fancy Cashmere Goats ofali styles, at just what
they are marked
Large hot fancy simere Pants fr M So 10 S.
Fancy Jsrs,lle ~ from 81 IS 70 80
white AMI Fan aud Drill Pans from g.
u Bs nj " WALKER q cos,
IL 20 lnJ, corner Main ana iitu streetb'
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SO REWARD Ran away from

Sa b, Sub-rTibeT. about HE l2'h # nay, q.
+ y Rur.h Hill. near Richmond n negro We
* Al named MARINA, about 80 years old
= H-uwn com piexion, : feet inches nigh, art
BE- u..pJrti1nc1; very thick lips. and pert wheu
s-g 70 Marina ws3SSEychased by me about III,
-. . I4ausry last. IS fsssrs Toler 4 Martin. an
r .~r4sriy owned by Ur. Coal of Prince Geo-g,
-.y Her husband - hired by Col Jas s Clarke
my county. 10 which vicinity she is no doub
.>H. vail pay the above reward i deliyeTe
DE- f.. Richmond or Secured in some Jail 50 thai
.; aer JAMES VI CARTER,
House and sign Painter
. t--lx onpnSiie Exchange Hotel.
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BY James M. Taylor & Son.
TRUST SALE OF A VALUABLE

- FARM IN HENRIC0, JUST BELOW RICH
MDND.-Pursuant to the provisions of q deed OF
Trust executed by Howard Burlington on the 18th
day of July, 1923, and recorded In the Clerks Once
OF Henriel County Court, shall, as trustee pro
coed. on FRIDAY, the 9Th day of July, 1855 on the
premises, to sell at public auction TO the highest
bidder, the tract OF land conveyed In the said deed
The farm contains lS6 ceres, well timbrred aud Is
in a good neigEb0rhood. The DWELLING house is iu
god condition Tue land is productive, aud the
prox nifty of the farm To the city of Richmond (be.
ing only SIX OF seven nils below the city of RICH
mond,) re nders It q very desirable location
TEKMs-0ne-third or the purchase money to be
paid In cash, one-third in tweiYe months and the
other third in tw', years from the day of sale with
interest the credit pay the date Of ~
till paid and the title to be withheld till the whole
purchase money be paid.
TAOS EVANS, Trustee.
Sale conducted by JAS ID TAYLOR Son, Aucts
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A UCTION SALE OF MILL MA

4 UCTION SALE OF MILL Nj A
IA CUINERY. By virtue of an order of the Cir
cult Court of the city of Richmond in the case OF
4 G. Ii. Kean, admir-. with The will sd of
James NJ Boyd, decd. plaintiff against Charles
Dinmock. q Layne and Edward Gay, surviving
partners of themselves and James IL Boyd. decd
and others, defendau So receiver therein APP
poin ed shal SSH at public auction. ON the prem
ises, on FRIDAY. the 25th day of June, 1888, 10
O'clock. A. NJ, 10 the highest bidder. ALI ths ma
chiBery in the Po~hatan Mill situated In the west
wing Of the Armory, Ito be removed BY the ist day
Of July, 1853, or within ten days thereafter.) con.
sistns in part of pair ~ feet No. French Burrs.
Bran buster, Patent Wheat scale. weighing Go
bushels, Flour Scale Boiling Cloths, Reels. Con
yeyors Elevator Bel, aud Buckets. Pulleys. Line
Shafts, Cast Wheels, Of yariou. sizes. Smut Ne.
chine. Wheat Fan, ! patent Wheat Cleaner and
Separator, Stone Spiniles, and Pit Gearing, to-
gether with all the Mill Furniture
Also Ito be removed by the LIST Of July. 1883. or
within ten days therestter.) trick and wooden
shed. west of The Armory.
Persons wishing TO examine the foregoing articles
before the day sale do by calling on Lieut.
{ Iayne. at the Armory
TgRMs:-Cash for aI sums under fifty dollars; for
all fifty dollars, credit OF four months,
for negotiable notes. with approved endorsers, ana
ri X ELLYsoN,
je lids sheriff City Richmond.
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By E. B. Cook & Co. Aucts

CMTHlNG, DRYG0ODS, BOOTS AND
a.. SHOE AT AUCTION-we will se,l A. ,,,-
on EDS ESDAf. the 23d inst, an nvoics OF
G,usnins.D Ut. ooods Boots Shoes, &C. embracing =
Inc attention OF the trade is requested.
ia % Is COOK CO.
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DEDUCTION in COKE-Tbe prices OF

- COX +, until further notice. will be follows
Soft Lump Coke.".............-....S5p per load.
SOft Hail Coke.........................4 .75 do.
Hard Coke. both grades....-........ $50 do.
At these prices Coke is all things considered, the
cheapest Fuel now offered. likely to be offered in
the market, during the coming season.
TERMs- Cash delivery or on demand.
E4. Yards corner 10th street and Basin and corner
Byrd and 9Th, South side Canal
nv lS-tA JNO ] WERTI- A gent.
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FSTR4Y StraYed from the

~ subscriber last week. T WO COWs-on'
Ale u are COW, white and rcd. with un
uri1II- I.rgr horns. The other is Of the Durham
-eet with small horns black on the sides, with
vat- belly and Is white stripe down the DacK, m III
-'.ouldeTs to the hips-both of her ear are mark
ID alike. Thes- two cows kive upwards Of three gal
- Of milk a day. 4 suitable reward will be pad
4uy person fJt the rrturn OF the De, or for any
IT,. ,rfnation whereby the may be obtained
II GUIDE, 9th 81. Market Place,
40 nJqtt naxf doo~ 10 RI ~.
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,s.e VI Central Railroad Col
lure 2tst. ISIS. lie 2?
TNENTY.FIVE DOLLARS RE.

~ ARD Ran away from the subscriber. =
ENN--ro Man nam 4 CHARLES. about forty
II ryg years OF gs-hAi on when he ieita iroCk
\ -51S cost. and pants Of same, black sloucsl
. IT, $50 carried with him pair Of saddle hays
- N1s = white AMI blue check coat. He j.
-' UliT, about five feet six or seven inches il
-. rind In the IISht eye; was purchased bv
s.. u pullism's slIctinn in February, 1877, o.
. u Ir.DBun. Of Clarke county, VIII re- he said b.
D., wife / will pay the above reward if taken
The county CT UenriCo.
IFS JAMES oN-NF
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BY Thomas w. Keesea

TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
AND x tTCHEN FURNITURE. AT AUCTION
VIII be sold on THURSDAY morning next e4th
June, commencing vt 10 lock- at the Irving House
on 18th or Governor street, lot of Household and
Kitchen Furniture, consisting H. part of Bedstead.
Beds. mattra 3ses, Tables, Chairs, China and Glass
Ware. &c with the usual variety of Kitchen fnrni.
ture. - -
By order of the Trustee.
Je q THOMAS w KEESEE Auct
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MOUNTAIN TOP HOUSE

- AUHUxTA CUUNTT, VA.
This well known and faverite place of Summer
resort Is again open for the reception OF visitors
der the management Of it's former proprietor.
1t situated the top Of the Blue Ridge ut Rock.
f-b Gap, l20 miles west OF Richmond, and enc mile
from the Virginia Central Railroad The elevated
situation. beautifu visws. mountain scener,, and
the constant and refreshing mountain breczes. make
10 one Of the most delightful places OF Summer re-
sort in Western Virginia. There in also convenient
n Sprng of pure chaly beste water
Visitors b. the Mountain Top will come via fir-
GINA Central Railroad 10 Alton Depot. near fhe
eastern partial Of the Blue Ridge Tunnel. where a
sck viii always be in atten anee to convey them
I ne mile( 10 the M0nntsin Top IL i3 always best
i..~ rnfs US To write several days beforehand
= ATE' II rs Issresaofs: For the sea on - mo tins
s32 "a per month by The month. $2o: 81 per week.
add III 50 per day,
jes-eodlm Alton Depot, We
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my 2s~d5nir CLAYTON Il LEE. Propr
OATH ALUM SPRINGS.
DELIGHTFUL SUMNER RETREAT IN TIE
MOUNTAINS or VIRGINIA.
Twelve Hours from Washington City and Richmond,

Twelve Hours from washington City and Richmond
by the Virginia Central Railroad
Passengers from the North AXE the Alexandra
morning boat NJ Washington. ard the AlexandI ia
and orange Railroad TO bordonsville: thence by
rral Railroad, in foil view of Monticello. the Uni
Yarsty OF Virginia. passing through the Blue Ridge
II Rnckfieh hy the great State Tunnel (uearly ONT
mile in lengthy crossing the Valley of Virginia and
,utering the ranges of the North MonDt]ins at Buff
falo Gap. Leaving the cars at Miilboro' Depot
thence by coaches ten miles, over smooth, graded
road, to Bath Alum before shutdown.
The proprirtnrs feel warranted in saying. that tc
fAmilie, and others desiring quiet, cool, and CON-
Portable RETREAT from the owlaDds the city, there
is not ne in the mountains of Virginia offerr 3
greater inducements. Large, airy. well ventilated
well furnished rooms. and a good table, have Away
distinguished this watering place
The mineral waters (alum and chaly beate have
heen pronounced by distinguished chemists and
3hy scisns equal in some respects, and as tonic
and iuv9oratOr. often superior to our kockbridgc
spring. while the pure mountain frea-Rtone vate-
cam be exceed and rarely equalied for its purity
aud saubrity.
per month. Of 4 weeka...-........... 30
as The Southern rassenSer must be careful to
h Uxohr ,.,,I nd tItara toka fha
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By Goddin & Apperson. Auets
BEAUTIFUL COTTAGE RESIDENCE

ilro VI COITAGE RESIDENCE
-, ON y BmnAD AND 3iTH TREErs. FOR sALK
me "a Jnne 1883 on the premises. mrnsncinx *
9s ociocs r NJ. the very neat Cottage nesidspce
iocated as above, now In the occupancy of Mr. Thos
Stsrke The lot fronts 50 feet runs back 100 f,ss
20 an alley and has on it neat Cottage Resii,ncs.
boa;da. nv. root.sa Kitchen containing rooms
TERMS One fourth cash, balance at 4 a and n
months for negotiable notes, bearing interest a..
by the pun chaser ~ '' W De psao
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NOTICE All persons are hereby cnu
y TONED against taking or trailing for - NEG }
TABLE NOTE. for s5S 10 dated May ~ ls''. dra~i
~ M-ssrs John aud tisa. tiibs IN and made paSaht,
months aftsr date, 10 my "Tler, as said note pHl
',.udnientv obtained as payment for bill %
= II am punt stolen with number OF others. from
nv sv0re Persons are also cautioned against pay
81 & auy cf nv bills = any one except 70 myself
,s-sonsily, or to my "A lthorized agent v
H. Ia--iF WILLIAM READY.
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q I n
~ HALL, HAMPTON. VA his Summer Re
treat. only two miles frorl Old Point. will he re
opened on the 10Th of June. when the prop ietnrs
will be happy to see any Of their friends who may
wish to enjoy SALT WATER BATHING and the
LuXures II the Seaboard The Hall has been much
improved and beautified. and ample preparations
made for the comfort and pleasure OF all who may
visit this delightful resort
Beats. Fishing Tackle Pleasure Carriages, &C AL
WAYS in readiness TO contribute to the enjoyment %
guests.
Ip lD-5Wf a RANKS 4 SGNS
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=, EXCHANGE Es-The

1Nr EXCHANGE ES.-The
N6 subscribers having purchased the Stables,
formerly owned snd occupied by Mr. James Harden,
In thorough repair. making many valuable improve
ments upon u. same, are now prepared % Accom-
modate DROVERs, Transient and board H0kSEB.
upon as favorable terms as any other Stable In the
city. They have also two MULE LOIS, both Of
which are In good order
There can always he found at our Stables all kinds
o fH0RsES, from the finest pairs TO the common
piow horse.
There are large number of fine Horses for sale
there at this time, Also a lot Of No MULES
We will be glad TO purchase COIN or OATS NJ
any time OF the farmers.
JOHN r. DAVIS.
ALEX. b. HUTCHINSON.
N. B.-0ur 0gtiers are all experienced and DO
lite. DAVIS x HUTCHINSON.
an lS--sms
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MOURNING MANTILLAS-We have
IVA Just received another supply of Mourning Man
tias made up in the best STYLE 20 which we invite
call. bW0RDS THAW,
Ia IA Qrao
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By Henry W. Quarles,
M 1E0 Nat. g..

T'Rl WEEKLY SALEs.-My EVEN
- ING SALES. for the present will be TRI-
w EEkLf instead Of daily us heretofore viz: On
TUESDAY. THURSDAY and SATURDAY even
Jugs. commencing at eciock
My receipts of Jewelry and Fancy Goods by r.
press almost every day enables me 10 offer yerv At
jeS Aurtinns.r
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:, :. - - =
ARTIFICIAL TEETH.

'U1rl1r IHE CIEOPLASTfC PROCESS
u. n. JONES, Dentist. having purchased the
right for the above mode OF making Teeth. ana Be-
ing entirely Satisfied of its absolute superority
over the gold. silver or patna method he can WITH
confidence commend il TO all who may desire full
or partas sets OF Teeth-and especially to such q
may be dissatisfied with those tbey are now urlur
In this pr CESS all of the objections Of the goi
plate are removed-the suction being perfect, e.
cures comfort and stability to the t-and the teeth
beog embedded in the metal, the food Is excluded
fr4ni und or between them. and thsv are erefors
stronger, cleaner smoother and in every respect bet
ter.
IN consequence of the perfect adaptation Of the
plate TO the mouth and the suction thereby secured
he can insert one more teeth WITHOUT clasps-and
in all cases guarantee perfect and satisfactory nt
or uocharxe.
This method having been adopted am commended
by thoss standing highest In the profession srth
aud south testimonials will be given and specimens
'xhibitedI to any VINO may desire them Thnso
wishing 10 exchange the old method for the new,
their old plates will be taken in part pay once
opposite U0rinthian Hall
,ffics hours from TO "a from 81 to6.
Je l6-3m
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AUCTION sALHS.
FUTURE DIE
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAM

( UMMl6SiOkERS SALE OF LAND
~ IN JAMES CITY G0UNTY.-By yirtpe Of |.
decree pronounced b. the Circuit q trt ~ tn -,
Of Richmond on the 18th OF June 1853 In the sui,s
Of Halls admnistf atlrs W. Hall and Others snd
Turner aud wife Williams. ct aIs ID uneiersigr
ed, is commissioner therein named Will ofi.r fnr
sale. on the 2sth day OF July next. az James CITY
Court Hou,e, In the city OF Williamsburg At tls
hour OF IA NJ. the TRACT OF LAND In SAID decree
mentioned, containing, by estimation, enc hundred
acres be the same or less. and lying in the
c iuaty Of Jameg City, bring the same land which
was Conveyed &c Nelson W. Hail by Geo. ". Bling
ley aud Sarah W.. his wife, By deed dated tho -.
OF January. lo33, and Of which land the eaid Iii
died seized and posseseed. .
TERMS OF SaLE-CRsh as to so much OF the proceeds
as may be necessary (, defray the charges Of sale
residne upon credit Of six and twelve month"; ia
two squh instruments. the purchaser to execute
bonus notes. with good security for said deferred
par ments, and title retained until conveyance il
directed by the Court.
EDWARD Y. CANNON,
Je 2-3tawtds 8SE Commissioner.
FURNITURE AT AUCTION.-O FRI
I DAY. June 18th at I2o'clock, the subscriber will
offer for SALE at public auction. at his house.
Go idin's Tavern, Bro Ike Avenue all his Household
and Kitchen gu niture-two good Cows q one horse
Wagon and Harness, Cow. Fodder, Bacon, and fine
stock Of improved Fowls.
Je 2l-tds ~ JEREMIAH PORTER.
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AUCTION sALa.,
y Alexander Mott. 1ucI
ST0cK SALE GROCERIES, CoNFEC.


GTOcK SALE 0RO,.ERIra f,oNrp<,3
~, TiUNARIES &c.-WiIl be sold A. spr,ia,, -,
~. s,ars yans 2.,h conmenc!ns 10 ociocE. A.
hIngs Coach hop, the entire stock in ths "a IA
u, choice assoI taent OF arocerirs. Wines
p %, en4ie'; Conieetiousres. China ami 0iass ws,a
snrsnay Peaches. Preserves. Glass Jars e. 49,
confestiener. sc ~ s'''' - jsWeitf OF
TERMs-Cash aez Arpy ,s.s,,r.
= N'.. ------------.- Auct
KOCERIEs, FURNIT 0RE, DRY
81 GOODS. CLOTHING. &c VIII be ala - a.
.Ioh. st my store, on THURSDAY June "a a. AUG amc
. ~ 10 O'Clock, general assortment or q r1
Coffee, Tobacco, &c S'"1u'e'' sugar,
M roEf .I ukE1A large lot second hand Purps.
the nsual ss.ors,a leaving the city, consisting OF
Dhf SoopS.-A large invoice Dry Goods, sueb
Linen Drills, Nankeens. &c. ''' oe'ssee'
otGLoiiiNo-Consisting Of Coats, pants, yests
SHOES AND HATS.-SeveraIinvoic Isd,e., .r,,
Gents Shoes, Hats, &c. Terms cash ''Aies anu
Je x AfHy NOTT a..
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l. II TALIAREkRO,l IA
III d TALlAFERRO. A1

The above sale of Land, is postponed till the LIST
day OF July, when 1t will be sold on the premises
by the Undersigned as Commissioner, by virtue of
decree of the Circuit Court of ,ulpeper county
in the case of Mayo and wife. and Others, zainst
following terms. TO wit: So much IF the purchase
money rs may BE- necessary to pay the costs of the
suit to this day. and the expenses Of the sale to be
instalments OF six, eil hteen and thirty mouths
with interest from the date. the purchaser giving
bonds with good security for the deferred
and the title to be retained es further security
TALIAFERRO,
Cnlpeper Court House. Commit ssioner
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-23
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