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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-03-12
WILLIAM r. BURTON,
Richmond, Feb l. Isi2 DAVID COGBlLl.
LAlDLEY IL RODISSON'S
CONCENTRATED ACOHlTE LlElMENT,

CONCENTRATED hCONIlk LINlMENI,
a VALUABLE external remedy for Neuralgia, Gout,
n kheumatism and all similar affections.
Acone is deservcdly held in high esteem by the medi
cal profession OF the most remedial agents
in the alb Diseases known, and this Imminent Is
perfect representative OF the pant-consinng In II very
concentrated form, all the virtues of the best AcOne
Root aud having been very extensively and successfully
used by the Physicians OF this City aud ia the country
mny be relied on ass n efficient remedy.
Observation-Disclosures piece Of cloth with the lnment,
apply the part Affected and cover with piece
oiled silk, 10 prevent evaporation. Prepared only hy
LAlDLEY g. ROBINSON,
Chemists aud Pharmsceutists,
Feb ~ Fourth and Franklin sta Richmond. Va
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r. H. CLOPTON
ARCHITECT AND CIVIL ENGINEER,
Ctfcs on llh Street. bttu,en Main and Bank Streets


Chcs on llh Street. bor,en Main and Bank Streets
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
LIE is prepared to Survey Locate and Make Esti.
III mates Tor NIL kinds OF Canals and Roads; will Sur.
vey Lands and Furnish Drawings Tor all kinds of Ensi.
ncering Works Bridges. Machinery &c. He will take
Designs and Estimates for Public Buildings Private Res.
licences stores ana Manufactures and Superintend the
Construction OF the same He will also measure all kinds
Of Earth Work, Masonry BrcksyinG, Carpenters Work.
Ieces confident that he give satisfaction to all
VINO may favor him with their patronage
oh s-ly
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SWAN d CO.'S LOTTERIES.
AUTHORIZED BY THE STATE OF GEORGIA.
100000.
FOR TEN DOLLARS.
TINlIE following single number Scheme will be drawn by
e. SWAN Co., Managers of the Sparta Academy Lot
terry In each OF their single numbs Lotteries for MARCH,
ls5S at AUGUSTA Ga, in public, under the superintend.
ence Of Commissioners.
CLASS 6,
To be drawn In the city OF Augusta Georgia In public on
SATURDAY, March 18th, 1858.
CLASS !,
To be drawn In the City Of Augusta Georgia In public on
SATURDAY, March 20th, 1858.
GLASS;
To be drawn In the city OF Augusta Georgia In public on
SATURDAY, March 27th, 1858.
on TIE PLAN or SINGLE NUMBERS
THOUSAND POUR HUNDRED IIGurYYIvE pHIzgs
Nearly one Prize to every Nine Tickets q
~ ~ L
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VIRGINlA.-At Rules held in the Clerks Office OF
' the Circuit Court or the City Of Richmond, the
third day vi March, less, John E. Wsdsworth, d. b.
Turner and George s. Palmer merchants and partners
under the style Of Wadsworth, Turner Co., Plttis.
Against
NJ A. Thompson aud other De.ts.
The object of this suit is the application of
the funds conveyed in deed VI from the de-
PENDANT 81. A. Thompson dated 18th October, 1856, to
the payment OF the debt due to the plaintiffs therein
mentioned; and affidavit having been made and filed
that the defendant abovenamed is residcn, Of this
commonwealth the said defendant is notified to appear
the Rules TO be holden in the Clerks Office of the said
Court, the first Monday in May next. and DO what 10
necessary to protect his intcrcstin this suit
Copy-Tcslc,
March j-ru1w REM POLLARD n e
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NEW SCHEDULE,

NEW SCHEDULE.
TIME u. =. Mail Steamships JAMES.
Il TOWN and ROANOKE are both on <SS
the between New York and 2E1ER
Richmond
The JAMESTOWN, Capt. Parrish. leaving New York
every Saturday evening O'clock and the ROANOKE,
Capt Skinner. every Wednesday evening o'clock, for
Richmond
Returning. the jamestown leaves Richmond every
Tuesday evening at O'Clock, aud the Roanoke every
Friday evening, Vt O'Clock, for New York. touching
Norfolk each way.
Cabin passage including meals and state room accom-.
modations, only $40. Steerage passage only S..
For further nformation regarding freight &c enquire
at our office. LUDLAM WATSON,
March Opposite Steamers Wharvra
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MERTHaNDISE.
=. II. TAYLOH'S MUSIC SALOON
AND PIANO-FORIE lVARE-ROOM,

AM PlANO-FORTE ttfRE-ROOM,
No. le-. MAiS STREET.
I6NHE undersigned 10 sole agent IN this -anslxsl
q city tor the sale of the celebrated
NUNS CLARk's PIANO FORTES.-1"
The Instruments have received the unquhli-o
ed approval o the greatest pisniss in ths country and
Europe. He also keeps Pianos of GALE co. and other
good and wellestablished makers
p H. Taylor keeps constantly ON hand an assortment OF
the best Musical Instruments aud Musical Merchandise
general consisting u Peaubsts superior MELoDEOHs,
oil ~, and octnves, with sngl 10 aud double reeds
Martin sunriyaIlei GUITARS.
Taylor Hpproved FLUTEs-uhcse Flute, are not sur.
passed)
Accordcons Clarlonet. Flutes Files Rl.gcoe,. Guitar,
Vioins, Banjos, Bridges Pegs &c.
Tuning Forks and Pipes, Mouth Pieces for Carionsts
and brass instruments.
Piano Stools and best quality Guitar and Violin Striuys
Thcargcst and most beautiful Of fashionable
new and standard Sheet Music be found in this State
a liberal discount made to Teachers and Schuuls
IN short every article In tie Music limo may be had at
this establishment at most reasonable prices.
Pianos Tuned and lstto Hire Old Pianos taken 10
change tor new ones. p. II. TAYLOR
Z. 1IAYR,s
PIANO LOON,
OpPo.ite Breeder & Fox, No. 21S, Brond ST.
i BEG leave to inform the public that !
u have on hand large assortment OF SUI lss4zj u
PIANO FORTEs. llf II
from the best Manuacurersin the country,
w. Gsehle Co., Baltimore. would particularly call
the attention OF the public the pianos manufactured By
Steinway & Sons, New York, to whom Medals OF the
highest order have been awarded in competition with
the best makers, as instance:
TWO First Prize Medals at the Metropolitan Fair Wash
| ION, March, 1855
Fret Prze Gold Medal American Institute Crystal Pa.
luce, New York, November, 1853.
First Prize Gold Medal Maryland Institute, Baltimore
November, 1856.
First Prize Medal, American Institute. Crystal Palace,
| New York. November ls56.
First Prize Gold Medal, Maryland institute, Baltimore
November, 1851
All new Instruments sold this establishment warranted
for hve yuars AMI kept in tor two years without
charge.
To accommodate purchasers from the country, will
put up the Instrument myself ut any place desired
Several handed Pianos for SALE and old and
Instruments for hire.
have also Tor sale
MELODEONS,
| with single and double reeds.
VIOLINS, GUITARS, &C.,
Superior strings
All orders from the country for tuning repairing In
strumcnts promptly attended to-
Letters please direct f. MAYR
Care nf Edwin Workman 4 Co., Richmond w.
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,ovNISsIUNRR OF THE REvENUI

E@,n compliance with the desire OF many fricnds,
- .mr nrrssnt myself as a candidate for Commits
revenue for the Third District (or Monroe
|'' q u II the City Of Richmond. "
s. to %as SsA: :. R Pie asss s on
o.eia' s,nl il be the pleasure OF my fellowcitizens
Sc. GEO. II. TOMPKlNS,
*. me-
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FROM THE ISLAND OF SOMRRERO WEST INDIES.
The Richest Opposite Of Phosphate Of Lime kaopu 10
HE p0rld
careful analysis OF an average sample of differ
- cargocs the annexed eminent Chemists have
found this remarkable depo.e contain oil Phosphate
OF Lime, AZ follows:
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,,.T NOTICE-T" close. by Auction. on tn"
,nr;L we will sell Great Bargains in balance
n, DIV Goods, up 10 that time for cash only
i. 'i'', W. 7. PERKINS & CO.,
No 1il Eagle Square,
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VIRGISIA, TO VITA, Rules held in thu Clerk-
Office Of the Circuit Court OF NOrihumb" rlund
County, Monday The first lay of March. 1859:
Joseph DUNCAN, IN DEBT AND uroS AN AT.
TAcHMESr RETURNED Exc.
Richard H. Pelsburg, } ct1rn
The object Of this suit 10 TO recover OF the defendant
Richard H. PelsUura, the tum Of sixtvone dollars and
fifty with interest thereon from the LIST day OF Ja
nuHry, 1850 And il appearing by satisfactory evidence
that the defendant 10 nonresident oi the state Of Vire
mia: the motion of the plaintiff by COUNSEL 10
dered that the laid defendant do appear here within
month after due publication OF this r and do what
necessary protect his interest: and that copy of this
order be published week four successive weeks
in the Richmond Enquirer newspaper published in the
City OF Richmond, rnd thst another copy thereof be
posted the front door OF tu Courthouse Of said County
On the first day vi the the next County Court.
Copy-Tese,
March I-cwiv A. J BRENT. C. C.. N G..
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VALUABLE COAL LANDS FOR SALE o.

wv are authorized To sell, in parcels suit purci,s
Nv sers large parcel Of those valuable Camel and
Bitumihous Coal Lands, lying the kauawhs River if
raycte county on and below Loup Creek and Arm-.ron-
'rcrk map oil the lands with iu geological report
will be- shown TO those making inquiries TILE unau,-
tonshle Terms easy. Apply to
March 9-cm GODDIS A. AppEESoN
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NOTICE.
TN AnfEs ANN cram

NUTIVE.
TO LADIES AND CENT EMEN
AM now prepared To furnish you with Boots~st
L and Shoes OF the very best quality. and OF the \
latest style, and at iair prices ~ such soodsY
can be had ri any house in the United States
:, ALER. HILL. Importer nat
Manufacturer OF Ladies' AID Gentlemen's Boots and
Shoes, No. l2', Main street, Richmond. Va
PeL ~ "
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INWARD WESLEY BASS respectfully
nouuer. himself rs N candidate Il the otfco
- ..,n,,rr ot the Revenue. tor the county OF Pow
rnin'''"' Feb aO-c1w
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DOCAS REMEDY FOR PILMONtRY AND
nv TuBERCLLAE CONSUMPTION -Mnkimr bonn

IpOCA'S REMEDY FOR PULMONARY AND
II TUBERCCLAK CONSUMPTION. Having been
appointed sole Agent for the ,h'r st Don hEh'INlNo
ROCA'S celebrated CURE FOX CONSUMPTION. -"
public will now be put IN possession o' on" O." w" n'
extraordinary remedies extHpt Tor what ah' h' f't"r
been considered MI incurHbIc disease.
have the readily undertaken III" agency, tom
the fact of its extreme snpcIty-beiu: mn oETI,d ~.
yiicntion the action OF which IS seemingly nlruio-
and ito having none al h"-r attributes inch make n ~
hume rous coInpou nds nov IN general ute
With the utmost cound"pcr IN the success Of til.
:nedy which has heretofore been used in pr,s pro
rc with yres, sucres- rs Is shown by r;;.Is
spd cerrihrsre.. II i. now offered to the public
A tnrnph!.t continuing direc ,ns. Letters disu.
rui.Led individuals. and documentary evidence. from
the physicians OF tho hospital ot Havnns leland OF Cub,
&C. will accompany the remedy.
These speak volumes in it. praise and publicity only
required to render It popular il, Is ben. fchl Al
dress JAMES RES
Sole Agent for the IIui'.I s'Ht..
Eo3jl. MAJ kct street, philadelphia.
Principal Office GEO. F'zwstrr Feb -i&cim
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FRESH DRY GOODS FOR THE SPRING

FKESH DRY GOODS FOR THE SPRINN
SALES.
VXIE received by tho last Steamer arst supply Of
w Spring goods embracing all the designs OF
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC MANUFACTURE
that this Our stock 10 complete in every
department, and shall continue to add, by every
rival the latest styles that introduced in market
We invite the public 10 examine stock before pur
chasing determined offer such inducements
10 prices make the interest Of everybody pur
chase their goods OF Us.
CRENsHAw, oUARLBs & CO.,
Rei I0-d3w BroEd street
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DYSPEPSIA AND FITS,
DIR TRACY DELORME. THE GREAT CURER OF
CONSUMPTION,
WAS for several year. badly afflicted by Dyspepsia
w that for part oi the time he confined to his
bed He eventually cured by prescription furnished
by young ciarvoyant girl This prescription, given by
mere child while in state OF trance, Inns cured every
tody who has tnkcn it, having failed once. 1t Is
equally sure in cases OF FRS Of DYSPEPSIA Tho
ingredients may b. found in any drug store will send
this valuable prescription to any person tho receipt Of
one stamp TO pay postage. Address
DR.. TRACY DELORME.
Great Curer OF Consumpt,GE New York Post Office.
Feb aI-islm
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aR,CG.s GREAr IMPROVEMENT


r. 9 ,s DH LISlNESr pErIEs ALL coAPErl.
- =. wbo have used it affirm that It 10 GREAT
:S0' mr. BRAGG. OTHER LINIMENTs.
d. .are OF pAp.IysIs
,gsrNATlSM. p 81, "a, 49,
w 'TS BRUISES,
,..Ssg jOlNTs, OLD SORES.
s.nSs WARTS,
S%yi MOULDS,
snnnpI CORNS.
!..ossrs aud MULES. externally, nothing exceeds
" s''' the ARCTIC LlNlMENT,
'!1 S;,ys SWEENEY.
Scratches. 1 paEEso,r
in' So., or swelling, or Enlargement OF Bone or
.s ~ ,.u. ~ cent, aud 81, tor small, medium aud
=. ,4oi bottles.
''"' = PURCELL, LADD L. CO.,
,.,f Wholesale Agents.
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. Z. BAKER. Proprietor. Richmond, Va.

II TO MEMBERS OF the LEGISLA.
-" !LRE.-SANYAY & CO. respectfully inform
i;a' eco; til. Gcn;ral Assembly that they are pre-
execute PHOTOGRAPHS, OF superior style. a
t'|ey 10" prices Those desiring to send such te
.i@!1e. nni friends. are invited to call. Photo
|'Iel rn;i"s I'll tho late Reform Convention OF Viz
=. 80 a'sa te had al Il very reasonable price,
rs Nam street. P:atts old stand
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NOTICE,

NOTICE.
fUNUE Steamer CURTIS PECK, will onA ae-N
Il and after Tuesday hex, the 10th, com.
mrnce running, between this place, Ports.
mouth and Norfolk leaving the wharf Rockets every
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday MORNINGS 81 o'clock
precisely, and return each alternate days, except
dHys) making. in connection with the Glen Cove, daily
nr no heretofore between those places
Passage toPortsmcuth EcriOk, 81 Meals SO cts each
Feb IL X. q. HASKiNS.
DEMOCRATIC NEWSPAPER FOX SALE.
faNHE proprietor OF DEMOCRATIC Pass, in the intc
rior Of Virginia. offers his establishment for sale
The Paper is located in Democratic community and has
within all the elements of II has maintained
reasonable degree OF popular favor at I'll times and in
the hands OF al active maR, two practical print
Of energy and enterprise, fail libe
raj for the labor bestowed upon 1t. 1t well sup
piled with all tho necessary fixtures to conduct the bust
| ness properly.
1t viii be sold liberal and accommodating terms En-
quire Of tho Editors Of the Richmond Enquirer"
Oct Y-tf
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5,4S5 Prizes amounting to s32O,0
Whole Tickets, tlO Halves, IS; Quarters, 81 50.

5,4'5 Prizes amounting to s32O, 900
Whole Tickets, 40: Halves IS; Quarters ~ So
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
The numbers from to $1,000, corresponding with those
numbers on the tickets printed separate slips OF paper
The first 49, prizes, similarly printed and ca;rc!cd,
placed In another wheel.
The wheel, then reviewed, aud = number I, drawn
from the wheel Of nuhers and the time prize Is
drawn from the other wheel The number and prize
opened and exhibited to the audience and register
ell by the Commissioners the prize being placed against
the number drawn This operation Is repeated until all the
APPROXIMATION pR1zEs-The two preceding and the
two succeeding numbers those drawing the first prizes
will entitled the IS Approximation Prizes. For exam
Pile II ticket No l2 draws the aIlO0 !,ize those tick
It's u, s iii ek 5 ts xn s s ss , Sn
tickets numbered 5iS, $40 81, a52, will each be entitled
$500, and so on according TO the above scheme.
The 5000 prizes Of f20 will be determined by 'he last 6g
OF the number that draws the 10000 prize. For
Pile II the number drawing the 10000 prize ends with 20.
then all the tickets where the number ends Ia will be
entitled TO 800 II the number ends with = then all the
tickets where the number END, in will be entitled to $50
aud so on too.
Cer,iaeae9 o. packages will be sold at the following
Certificate OF packages Of 10 whole tickets So
~ Half u
10 Quarter" q
IN Eighth " IL
IN ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES,
Enclose the money TO our address for the tickets
on receipt Of which they will he forwarded by frs. msI
Purchasers have tickets ending In any figure they may
designate.
chasers Immediately after the drawing.
~ Purchasers will please write their signatures plain
and give their pos, Office, county and State.
Remember that every prize Is drawn aud payable IL
full without deduction.
~ All prizes Of ~ 600 and under, paid Immediately At
days. All communications strictly confidential
Address orders for tickets or certificates TO
S. SWAN 4 Co, Augusta, Ga.
e" list OF the numbers that drawn from the
wheel with the OF the prize that each one Is entitled
to- will published after every drawing In the following
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JAMES NJ. TAYLOR. & sos, Auc,iOnecrs
KIM: q OI'EES I.Sn ron $50.

KING & QUEEN LAND FOR SALE
'yNHE undersigned rs Trustee oi Richard rud : H..'-
ford Cnrbn. offers for sale the follow IN. Tract.
| Land, in King & Queen County. 10 wit
Tract called lancvil.. Containing about 200 hcr,
with Dwelling House, Barns. Corn House. S;rb.,t
uverscer's House and Cabins. al in GOOD order .l,o
! very Valuable Grist and Floui Mill
some SIX or seven hundred IN cultivation.
the residue is heavily timber" ~ This Land lis ct. The
Mnt'aponi river. Immediately opposite West Point.
owned by WIN. p Taylor, Esq which Is the trInin.s
oi the Richmond and York River Railroad.
Also, Tract Of Land, called Top Knot. com'nirir.
about 100 there ir about - this Gui
cultivation, and the revdne is heavily Tinb-rri.
Afro, Tract Ut Land containing about iIOnrrrs known
by the name Of Pluck Rose. which Land is ho heavily
timbered These two last Tracts Land liz within lnr'
| and four miles Of the Mhttaponi River.
Also Tract O Land called CARROTS supposed
| tain 2UO acres.
Also piece of Land, lying Dragon swamp, sui,.
posed to contain seventy scrrs, viii h i, heavily ti"
| brred in Cypress.
~ Any pcr.on DESTROYS al purchasing these Trs,rs
Potter Fray who lives I.nnrville aud VII n.J sd
dress thu uncrsighrd whose Poet office is Hmniy 'tri
Cup"p"r County Va: or Mrssrs. Richard and :. WI
iord Corbin, Fredericksburg Va.
The above tracts Of land will be- sold n, public auction
lots to suit purchasers Anrvil in lin. and Qursn
county. the 9TH dry Of Msrch next il air ~ III"
iair day thereafter. The survey HEd pins II 't
tracts will b. exhibited ht the Gale, whrh IN
terms will br made known
Jan 6-ctlTMarch. WIN. n. WELLFohD.
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MONEY FOX THE MILI.IUNI
e3OC0J FOR FIVE DCLLARSI
Only 30 600 Nnmbcrs-3,2S6 Prizes-Morc thnn
One Prize every Nine Ticketsl
ONE TICKET Cdf DRdW THREE PRIZES!
CAPITAL PRIZE S3O,OOOl
On THE HAVANA PLAN OF SINGLE NuMpEps
JASPER COUNTY ACADEMY LOTTERY
- BYAUTHORITYOFTHES TATEOFGEORGIA
CLASS KK-Draws March Is 1853
In public at Macon. Ga, under the sworn crintcu.
dence vi f.. C. huxley and Jos --tcrrnnn Esos
Prizes Payable Without Deduction
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NLOSIN(: OUT WINTER STOCK.-Keepi

NLOSING OUT WINTER STOCK.-Keepin,
" all times the largest aud hest stock Of fine Cloth
ing and Gentlemen, Furnishing Goods be found in h,
should by reducing prices close nearly practica
the heavy stock store; and this end, of
ferng unequacd Undue. In all kinds Of heavy Win
Clothing Now the time, and lO2 Main the place
tor bargains.
Feb ~ KEEN, BALDWIN e. co.
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POWERS, GREAT PM0ToGRAPm, AMBNo

POWERS GREAT PHOTOGRAPH, AMBRO,
TYPE AND MELAINOTYPE FACTORY,
No Isl Main greet. Richmond. ia
1.-TWO huRdrcd and seventy tive thousand I.ikenessrs
IL taken at this establishment since 1850.
POWERS is now engaged in mskiES p,ctu;cs of Mem
bers OF the Legislature NV aumOer contracted for 10
40Up0
MIR. POWERS has introduced a new style of Picture
From sitting million more Of copies can be- made
each perfect life ITSELF and very moderate
cost.
Ambrotypcs, Photographs Dsgucrreo,ypes. Melano-
type and every known style Of rctnrs made and the
lowest prices Warranted satisfactory, no charge 10
made.
The public and particularly those who have friends In
the Legislature respectfully invited to call and see
Pictures OF the members OF the Legislature to be seen
only ut Powers Picture Factory No. l5l Main street.
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LOGAN WALLER,
Hn NJ ~ ON q. T. II r. n


COMMlS SION mER liant,
SICa&oHD, ~.
nEVOrEa mis- updivird attention to the sale of every
- kind If Country Produce.
He would say farmers, that he has hand large
supply Of superior Grain Bags for their accommodation
which they obtain promptly by order, fro:a the
agents at the principal dcpots Persons his
will please have them filled and promptly returned.
Office Two doors below t. Columbian Hotel Cary q.
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BY TAILOR Il WILLIAMS All, o..
COMMISSIONERS SALE or ONE INUIyi.
~ DED M0lErY OF THESWAN TAVERN BRO hD

4 NouMISSlONER'S SALE OF ONE INUINI.
~ DIED M0lErY OF THE SWAN TAVERN BRO D
STREET HOTEL PROPERTY IN THE CITY OF
RICHMOND. ON BROAD AND NINTH STREETS
Pursuant To decree at The Circuit Court ui The elk Of
Richmond, entered the ih day OF February I-& IN
the case at Vaughan and nls vs Goddn aud which w.
affirmed by the Court u Appeals, by its decree '.. on
the a6ih day of January. ISIS the sbscrb,r H." .p.l
commissioner, duly appointed, will proceed FELL pub
nc anrtn nponthr prrtnis-s. on ia: 18Th Gny oi Ap
o'clock, J.. one undivided moiciy Of tie property Be
scrlbed IN the ptocrrdn., IN Tie said SUIT no i swan
Tavern property hn,in. front the north SHE o.
Broad street, commencing nj lis intcrscrii. h nj
street OF one hundred and sXy feet. and runnin. luck
on 9TH stree, the usual depth OF halt acre bot.
THRMs:-The interest upon thousand three, Luu!rr,.
and twenty dollars from the lt day of August l-.i
tlit 10 paid rnd the thousand ami sixy i,u
d"iinrs ana me expense" OF the snd east Ia hr paid 'a-
and the residue To be- pud with Interest in IA r.h IA
staments nj Intervals o Fix. twelve. ,i.,rrn n inri,
tour months from the day III sar Tor which Deferred py
mens the Commissioner shall negotiable note, y IN
cndorsers the tile 10 the property being retained
Their security until the purchase money 10 paid.
JAMES LYONS, Comm. lone.
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR son, Auciiuurers
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JANIS isi'NS, vfiI!Trsl'i''
JAMES N. TAYLOR 4 son, Auclionrers.
March e-tds
SALE OF G>E M0lETy orrur

TRUSTEES SALE OF ONE MOIETY or TuE
SWAN TAVERN NOW BROAD STREET HDTEI ,
PROPERTY IN THE CITY Or RICHMOND Ok
BROAD STREET, AT AUCTION.
10y virtue al deed OF irirt executed hy snhr i ,i.
- din To the subscriber trustee dated Uh Ar-u-;
le5i and recorded in the office OF the Clerk uf Rcl.d
Hastings Court being thereto requested b, the b'i.
in said deed named, shall on the 18TH DAY OF arEl
loS, at r. NJ upon the premises sell prop,ry
by conveyed, TO wits
One undivided moicty OF LOT 1si inthr PIN OF the -
Richmond situated on the north side OF Brord street. o.,
intersection with 9th street fronting 1870 lee, uud
and running bnck tho full d"p OF sail lot No .;n"ll
the sane ot upon which the Swan Tavern H.. ..r
Street Hotel, ia situated AFRO one undivided I,!,: g..
Other lot or parcel of aud adjoining The on
west fronting 80 ict Broad street, aI runu hnc
full drpth-'hc said piece OF ground hnvn. thereon rg.
brick building which has been used n stable TOR
Tavern which said lot OF land part OF lot No 79 nihr
plan OF said city
The highly valuable character Of this properly suc!
10 render unnecessary further description Thereof Sc
the other m0!ety will be sold the sGilr rvru. by the
Commissioner OF the Circuit tour. in the rns 81 Vagi
&C. against Godi:n, IN opportunity is offered pGr.!n"
the whole
TERMs-Cash
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