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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-01-09
River aud Weather by telegraph.

CINCINNATI, Jan S-M.
The river has fallen fifteen inches since
last evening. Weather clear. Mercury 3S.
CINCINNATI, Jan s-PM
The river has fallen six inches since noon.
W Gather cloudy.
PITrsBURe, Jan s-M
There are six feet nihe inches water in the
channel by the pier mark and falling
Weather clear.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-01-09
ABATEMENT OF NUIsANCES.
COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.

~ beg announce RESPECTFULLY 20 the public OF
w Evansville and vicinity that we have entered
into partnership under the title of Dcbeli Con.
yngton, and will conduct the Book, Stationary, Maya
zine. and Newspaper trade, at the Old Stand of Do
bells, late Doell x Lister, Main street. We beg to
thank kind customers for avOrs and TO solicit
their continuance, assuring them that wexcune sf
hem witha stock and the determination supply
THOs. CONJUNCTION.
dece-n. Ell. D0BELL
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80 From the Council proceedings pub
lished this morning it will be seen that the
city has been divided by the Council into
Ave Wards. 1t is proposed to elect two
members of the Board from each Ward
This will reduce the number Of Counciimen
from nineteen to ten. B. this arrangement
the business Of the city will be facilitated
We understand that proposition will he
brought before the Council to remunerate the
members of the next Board for their services.
We are certain that such an arrangement
will NEE: with the approval Of a large ma
jority of our citizens. 1t is but right the
members of the Council should be paid for
their services. The sessions of the Council,
often extend until midnight. and hitherto,
the Councilmen have not received one cent
for their labors, except when acting as q
Board of Equalization.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-01-09
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

TNHE Co-rartnership heretofore existing between
the SUI scri,ers under the name, style and firm Of
French Lagow Il Co., was dissolved on the 9Th day
Of December 1855, by mutual consent. All persons
i1aes.ea 70 ssa hrm Wi pease MAKE payment 70
the busiress. WIN. L. FRENCH,
Decs-iS5,-tf. T.. II. LAGOW,
q. w. nEXTER
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-01-09
New York Markets.

NEw YORK. Jan s-M
Flour Is firm; 1000 barrels sold at an ad-
vance of &c. Oh Ohio. Wheat firm; $500 bu
sold. Corn bnoyant; Southern yellow $50
66c. Mess pork quiet at sl5@l5 %. Lard
quiet ut st6s4c. Whisky firm at CSC.
Stocks lower; Chicago and Rock Island ~
Illinois Central 80; Illinois Central Bonds
S.; Michigan Southern 2OA; New York
Central IN; Virginia 6's 81: Missouri g.
20 Sterling Exchange dull; Michigan Cen
trail 81; Erie 81; Cleveland and Toledo 43l4
Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati SO.
New YORK, Jan s-PM
Cotton slow of sale. Flour firm. S. 900 Dbl.
sold. Wheat steady. 10000 bush sold a
81 Is for Western white. Corn firm, 3 500
bush sold. Beef quiet. Pork heavy; sales
of mess ut SIS. Lard heavy and &c lower
Butter ll@lsc. Whisky closet firm. Sugar
steady. Rice steady. Teas at auction to-
day. nearly all greens were sold at low prices
Freights to Liverpool on cotton unchanged
The Stock market closed firm. .g
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-01-09

RUNsEY Il NEwcoMB's MINsTRELs.-This
et,sbrated band OF performers will be here
next Monday and will give two OF their
recherche entertainments ut Crescent City
Hall. Our brothers of the Press elsewhere
speak of this troop in tho highest TERMS
The members OF the Camp5eil's Minstrels
Company are well known "a stars among
Ethiopian performers, and if it is not the best
party that has ever visited Evansville, than
IN any tonsucd rumor has ibbed egregiously
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-01-09

IL Newsboys be supplied with the JOURNAL,
utSruty five cents dozen, by applying at the Coun-
ting. loom.
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REMOVAL.

HAVING found the house recently occupied by me
II on the corner OF Main and Second streets toe
small to accommodate my Increasing trzde, I have
removed my stock Of Family Groceries the sod
Washington House." recently occupied by Messrs;
Armstrong & Greek, where would he much pleased
see all my old customers, and new ones too.
SAMUEL vIGkERY.
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ANOTHER DECLINE!
Extra FLOUR a, ~ 10 per sack; also BRAN by the
retail at l2x cents per bushei, by
jsnl-u IdLEHART Bos.
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To the Ladies'.

NODEY'S Lady's Book for January; Ladies' Re
deciS DoBELL CONTAGIOUS.
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Il - D6ls Emerson Era Family Flour warranted by
I'll. coon a. SON.

GUNNIEs FOR SALE
~ - hales of large heavy Gunnies Of ~ bushels
received on consignment and for sale by
novs5 n. y. G. 0'RILEY, at the wharf boat.
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FOR RENT.

VHNHE HOUSE on the corner Of corner Of Third and
Chestnut streets, formerly occupied by j. J.
Daniels, ESQ.,. very desirable situation, with good
stahling and carriage house Is for rent 70 good ten
ant enquire Of (jan5-Hl j. p. BYRNE.
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

rHrH MEDICAL NOI1CE.
hR. HUTCHINSON, having associated with him
II DIR. GREEN. late Of indianapolis, will continue
the practice of medicine and surgery ut his old office
Third street, where he sOlicts continuance of patron
age from his friends and the public generally.
Doctor Green having devoted exclusive attention to
the treatment OF diseases Of the we and Lungs for
several will continue tn treat such diseases with
his plan oftreament, which consists (or the lungs
in the inhalation of medicated vapors, carrying the
medicine, directly To the seat OF the disease.
One Of The hrm he found at the Office at all hours
OF the day and night. fltl. seprt -fS wfm
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-01-09

Last Notice to Delinquent Tax.
Payers. <1fE
7 WILL advertise all property for sale whichis on
Il the ID. lnquent Tax List, if not settled by next
week. GEORGE WOLFL1N,
jani-lw- -. City Collector.
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~ Advertisements intended for the Daily, must
be handed in before o'clock, p NJ to insure insertion
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-02

WTuRE DAY1
By doddin I Apperson, Aucis. =
THRUST SALE OF VERyvArnAnY.

l rr... OE yGnI VALUABLE
n rEuPskI ~ TUE CITY or RICHMOND
by virtue OF deed OF trust, from William Boot.
wright TO- the undersigned. trustees. dated az
ytn Gay q April. 1921, recorded In the Hustines
Court o. hicnmOnd city and by request OF Creditors
according thereto, we shall proceed To selt an te
premises. az public auction, On FRIDAY, the 18TH
June. i.ss u isir not. the next fair day, be-
ginning az o'clock %. the following valuable
Real Estate In the city Of kiehmend, conveyed il
said deed:
ISL haif acre lot oil grourd lying ct the corner
lst and Broad Streets Designated as lot No 7z3 ON
the plan OF the city with the brick stores and DWELL
ing houses. aud other improvements thereon, sub
,ect 20 an estate for her life 10 Mrs Priscilla Boot
wright Jagged ~ Ia part of said property. which
will be ted at the aale
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DOCKBRlDGE BATHS-This favori, o

~ bathing place, long known as EETCHER'S and
afterwards as JORDAN'S SPRINGS, has been re-
kcckbrldge county, where il is situated and where
the virtues OF the water best known and will be
open Tor the reception Of visitors upon the list of
JUNEneX New and handsome buildings have been
lighttul GUNNER resort. IL is beautifully located on
the North River. in the midst of mountain and val
ley scenery, unsurpassed in varied beauty by any in
the state. Ii " on the main stage road from Lex
from the former and nine miles fro.h Goshen Depot
on the latter. Visitors reach the Baths in one
day from Petersburg, Richmond and Alexandria ar
irving at their destination before sunset.
The temperature of the water is little higher
than that of the old sweet, ami this, with the pecu
mar character and buOyaney of the water, which is
highly charged with Carbonic Acid Gas and con-
tains Magnesa, Iron, &c, renders bathing in it, by
iul and invlgoraiing to an extraordinary degree
Its medicinal effect is attested by fifty years of local
experience, especially in of general Debility
Dyspepsia, Diseases of the Lungs, Uicera.ions
Shereyer existing, Rheumatism AmenorIhea. Dis
menorrhea. Menorrhagia, Leucorrhea, Prolspsus
uterl &C. In the diseases peculiar to females and
children, il is unsurpassed if eGualled by any wa.
ter II the world. Near at hand is a fine Sulphur
Spring, second only TO the famous White sulphur
OF Greenhrier, TO which visitors to the Baths have
free access.
Governor Henry A. Wise, who spent portion of
last summer with his family at ''the Baths" thus
SO AXIS of it: lit is my chosen spot in the noun
sns. and SHALL certainly revisit it, if possible next
summer
reference may also be had amongst many others.
TO Col I Ii Smith, Superintendent of the Virginia
Military Institute, Rev VIM White, ID D. and Rev
VIM Pendleton, OF Lexington; VIM Paine, Esq.
of the firm of Kent. Paine Kent, Richmond, and
Hunter, Esq. OF selma Alabama
TERMs.-Sl 80 per day. for less than one week; SO
per week, for less than weeks; IS per week. for
more than two weeks, and $50 per month.
my 2i-d3m
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF MOST
u " d ID NSr TILE CITY

" VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN THE CITY
OF RICHMOND AND COUNTY OF HENRlC0.-
AS Commissioners appointed by DEGREES Of the Cir
cult Court of Richmond, pronounced on the 18Th and
18th days of May. 1855, in the Case Of Borden,
10 sell at public auction the premises. on FRI
DAY, the 4th June 1855 at IL O'Clock, M ia the Or
der ADVERTISED the ioi,owng valuable real estate M
and 10th streets ontng 90 feet on the north side
of Main street, running back on the cast line OF 10th
street 100 feet to Bank street. on which It has front
of ca fes. and having thereon several brick tene-
ments now commanding fair rents. I'd A valuable
lot on Council Chamber Hill. fronting 20 fset on the
south line of Ross street, running back ITO feet 70
And ut 4 O'Clock, p II on the premises, Sd, val
nabe Lot h 2 ~ s eet ON .ns IL e b o.
dei on the south by Duvai street 4tb. beauti
tifu Bnildng lot, being part Of lot NO q 10 syd.
street. running back l25 feet TO alley 10 feet vide
5sh, Another handsome Lot, being part of lot NO Is
in Sydaey fronting 30 ret on she East Inc o. Hsr
wide. 9Th Another Lot, being part OF lot No 50. In
sydney fronting 0feet. ON the East line OF Harye
street running back 100 feet 10 alley 10 feet wide.
And on Saturday the 5th June, 1858, on the prem.
ises. commanding at o'clock, ~. l,th) a lot on
Church HILL on the west line OF 26ih st, betwe M
and streets fronting so feet running back l32 feet
sth lot the above, fronting 2i& fon the west
line of 26th street. running back II! feet, having
,herson snail framed Dwelling The LIST lcs will
Leigh. amo ntiug to sIss74 yabls 10Th Novem
yearly and for the residue of the proceeds of the
SALE onefourth to be paid Ia cash, balance at 8.
aud IL m ,nth. for which negotiable notes. bearne
interest sail fctorily endorsed, to be executed
and title reclaimed as additional y curity -
For the rest Of the real estate the terms viii bs
onnfourth cash balance at g. IL aud Is months, fol
negotiable potes interest added and title retained
till the whole purchase money be paid. The taxes
for 1858 to he raid by the purchasers
The foregoing real estate espee tally the first-men
tioneS lot Is regarded very valuable; and this lot
Justly regarded as the most valuable In this city
being in the most improving part OF the city, ad
joining the new Custom House and Post Once, ant
nearly opposite the Farmer Bank OF Virginia.
ROSCOE HEATH, cn,,,r.
LEWIS GtNTER, ~ '''
Sale conducted by GoDpIs & APPKRsoS. Ancts.
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BY Thomas w. Keesee.
WASHINGTON GARDEN FOR SAL

WASHINGTON GARDEN FOR SALE
w AT AUCTi0N.-l will sell at auction with
out limit or reserve, on FRIDAY, the nth day of
ted az head of Marshall str ct, and formerly owned
snd occupied by August Schad, Esq as a pleasure
garden The lot fronts 90 feet on Marshall street,
and runs back l46 feet TO an alley 20 feet wide. The
houee Is nearly new. and contains three comiorta-
HE rooms. with new CRATES in each; new kitchen
with 2rooms, new stable. Cow house, wood and coal
house and well of most excellent water in the yard;
kind.
rERMs.-$3o0 cash $500 in months, the balance
to suit the purchaser, say, 3. and years. with
interest from nate of sale. Taxes for the present
year to be paid by the purchaser
THos w KEEsEE Auct.
N. B.-The above place will positively be sold,
and hose disposed 10 purchase may attend the sale
with that assurance my 3i-tds VIEW.
DUBLlC SALE OF VALUABLE LAND,
&c.-Wfl be offered at public sale. ON TUE
10TH DAY OF JUNE NEXT, the valuable estate Of
the late u O. Taaferro on the Rapid Ann River. In
the county OF Cupeper, and adjoining the Rapid
Ann Station, Orange and Alexandria railroad The
railroad passes through the farm and the station Is
only few hundred yards from the house and barn.
This Farm, situated In tina beautiful and fertile val
ley OF the Rapid Ann. offers rare opportunity TO
purchasers. II is in fine state OF cultivation, sur
rounded by good inns, and most desirable neigs,
borhood The farm contains $50 acres OF land, and
has on 1t large dwelling house. barn, stable. and
all necessary out-houses, In good repair
Also, at the same time and place. will be sold all
the personal property of the estate except the ne
groes. L III TALIAfERk0.l Adm,r,.
Culpeper county Va my l3-d&cwtds
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FUTURE DIY1'
By Kent, Paine & Co.
I ARGE SALE IN nRv nnona 3

ARGE SALE OF DRY GOODS At
- AUCTION -on THURSDAY. the Sosh ,n.ts =
cgmmencing g u o'clock, We viii sell a. the
OF messrs y. y ferguson, Jr., Co.. No q Rnur
tenth street, the balance Of their stock ~ m
uOUus. remaining on hand, cumprising 4 crsat
which are. sooas. among
Black and cold French CLOTHS
Black aud fancy CA ssTMERES
kich Silk ana Marsailies vEkTfNQs
SILK SEkGES, sILESIAs
Iatiors TklMMINGS, II all kinds
Fancy Linen DKILLS, Plantsfs LINENS
IRISH LINENS. White GOODS . large as,rpent
Ladies Dress GOODS, EMBK0i DEEfEs
HOSIERY, GLOVES, LACEs &c a.
Tne attention OF the traders particaIarIy Invited
70 this sale, which will be- made wifie,nt rssarve
ton. 'Aes th AZ AUG
we will sell In addition to the above to close cor
hgnments, variety Of fire. h and seasonabIe goods
particulars Of which will appear hereafter s0',''
iLRMs.-Ail sums under 500, cash over that
amount months credit, for approved enaoraed
nstee. KENT - Us eLuof SOU
. nrf
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RED SULPHUR SPRINGS

4AVNIkVb Y, At.
These celebrated MINERAL SPRINGS are now
open for the reception Of visitors 1t is now well
known that no cinal agents that ave been tried
have had such signal success as the waters of the
hed sulphur Springs, in the speedy cure of most
eases OF pulmonary Consumption, Bronchial Alice
the Brain. "
lnva!ds would secure better rooms and better care
ana attention by coming EARLY, are Usually
very much crowded through the month of August
Visitors for this Place should leave the Virginia and
tennessee Railroad at NEWBEkN DEPOT. They
viii then have but 80 miles of staging over a good
road. Via the Virginia Central Railroad there is
now about 10 miles of staging.
m n = 10
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By Ro. B. Lyme. Auct.

DUBLIC SALE OF A HIGHLY IN
L PROVED FARM NEAR THE MECHANICS
VILE TURNPIKE, IN REAR OF THE LATE
CURTIS CARRIERS FARM, 81 MILES FROM
RICHMOND. CONTAINING 75sl ACRES. AT AUG
TIoN.-Tbat valuable and highly improved Farm.
do cribed above, belonging TO DR. Hudson, will
be offered at public auction, ON THURSDAY, the
18th Of June, at AZ O'Clock. upon the premises, il
fair If not the next fair day theresfter The health
OF the place. it. proximity TO the city ami the pro-
ducdvenes5of the SOIL together With the imrrove-
ments. society, Gc. renders it one of the most de-
srable residences in the vicinity of Richmond. Mr..
Craner, the manager on the farm. will show the
PREMISES to any one who may wish to purchase
More particular description be had by applying
to RD. r. LYME
my T-dtd Office over Bodekers Drug Store.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF MOST

~ Valuable NEAL EolAiB .
HILL. IN The CITY OF RlCHM0ND--As Com
missioner of the Circuit Court Of Richmond. appoint
ed By decree entered on the 18th February, 1855,
in the case of Preston against Tyree, &C., shall
proceed to SELL at public auction, on the premises,
ON MONDAY, the I4th june. 1851 at O'Clock. NJ /,
ii fair ii NOT the next fair day at the same hour,
the very valuable real estate, located on Gamble 9
Till, having front Of $685. feet the east line Of
Sd street. running back 10 feet to alley % feet
ide, having thereon the large Brick Mansion. and
other appurtenances, formerly occupied by the late
Judge Cabell, and more recently by the late Moses
Ii. Preston. plat OF the property will be exhibit.
al AZ the hour Of sale and IL will be sold in lots to
suit purchasers. The location of this property. and
n pecaly its fine view of James River and the sur
roundng country, makes it among the mest desirar
bic in the city for the gsnteel accommodation OF
large family.
sale and cost of suit and the ba ance in equal insa
ments at g. IL and Is months. for negotiable notes
interest added. satisfactorily endorsed ans title re
iained en- last note be paid. and conveyance or
dered by the court The taxes for 1888, % be paid
by the purchaser. SAmL IfnEh. OomI z.
p H-After the foregoing sale. viii be sold tive
beautiful Lots, adjoining the above. on the South
zach fronting 81 feet on the East line OF 81 street
running back i2n feet TO said alley Of 20 ieet-
Teams liberal aud made know 4 q the hour oil safe
nv 3i--tds G0DDIN APPEksoN. Aucta
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY VALU-

l. ABLE REAL ESTATE, ON THE CORNER OF
BANK AND 10TH STREETS. IN THE CITY OF
RtCHM0ND.-As trustee in deed of trust, from
Mr.. George Exall and wife, dated I'd March 1857
proceed to sell at public aucton. on the premises on
FRIDAY the Atm of June. 1858, at IL O'Clock, NJ,
if fair if not, the next fair day, the valuable real
Messrs Richie Dunnavant as the Public Printing
Office. fronting about 81 feet on the south side Of
Bank street. running back on the W. st line OF 10th
in front of the Capitol Square, aud near the New
Post Office and Banks. is justly regarded as among
the most valuable now in market 1t is admirably
adapted to Public Hall, it is large enough for
the erection of three stores. The oeed requires
CASH SALE; but il is probable that an arrangemen at
may be made by which the property can be sold on
reasonable credit. The taxes for 1858 to be paid by
the purchaser. The title il believed to be perfect
but the trustee will convey with the usual special
warranty GODDlN, Trustee.
Sale conducted by GcDDIS Il APPERsoN. Aucts.
nav 81
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By Goddin l. Apperson.
BUILDING LOTS ON

- PRESTON STREET, AT THE CORNER OF Sd
AND 4TH FOR SALE AT AUCTI0N.-Will be sold
on FRIDAY, June 4, 1885, immediately after the sale
of lots on Sd street. by Messrs Heath Ginter Com
missoners 81 feet of Laud on north side OF Preston
street. running back on east line OF Sd street. l27
feet; also. a Lot of the at the corner of
Preston and 4th streets, which is bounded on the
north by a new street
The terms which will be unusually liberal will
be made known at the hour If SALE The taxes for
1858 to be paid by the purchaser.
my3l GODDIN GApPERSON Aucts.
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By Alexander Mott.
FURNITURE. DRY GOODS. GROcF

FURNITURE, DRY dUODS, GRUCE-
l. RIES, &c.-Will be sold at auction, at my store
corner of Main and 18th streets, on THURSDAY
next. the Sd day of June, general assortment Of
ew and second hand Furniture. Mattresses, &C, in
good order.
GHOCnRIES.-Wine, Whiskey, Brandy, Candles
Coffee Wrapping Paper, Dla king, Matches, Manu-
featured Tobacco and Cigars.
DRY GOODS, &G.--Severai invoices Dry Goods;
Coats. Pants, Vests, Boots, Shoes Hats. Caps, &c.
iaO IL Inc
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myu v v s y ocRRtuap Trustees.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON

COUNCIL CHAMBER HILL, ON THE SOUTH
SIDE OF ROSS STREET, BETWEEN I4TH AND
MAYO STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUCTION
Will be sold on FRIDAY, the 4th June. 1858, the
premises commencngfat O'Clock, four valuable
adjoining the residence of E. T. Winstoa, Esq -
Each lot has front of about rs feet and depth Of
in the heart of the city yet in retired but beautiful
part of it. offer peculiar advantages to the merchant
or professional gentleman, TO secure lot on which
to buiid near his place of business.
The terms, which will be unusually liberal, will
be made known at the hour of sale. The taxes for
1855 to be paid by the purchasers.
GODDIN Il APPERS0N.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE

FARM IN HENRiC0 COUNTY, THREE
MILES BELOW RICHMOND As Trustee in 3
deed OF trsst from b Bragg, dated lst February;
1855. duly recorded in Henrico County Court, i
shall proceed to sell at public auction on the pre-
st 10 o'clock A NJ if fair the next fair day. the
real convey ed by the said deed. consisting OF
tract of Land, situated in the county OF Henrico.
about three miles below the city of Richmond, con-
tanning s2 acres. Of which about 90 acres lie on the
north eide of the Charles City road aud the residue
on the south side of said road, and on which the
said Bragg now resides. This is ameng the most
valuable and highly improved farms in the vicinity
of Richmond. The title is believed to be good, but
the trustee will convey with the usual special war
rantys The deed requires cash SALE hnt IT IS more
than probable that an arrangement will be made on
The day ofsale BY which the terms be made rea-
sonable The taxes for 1858 TO be paid By the pur-
chaser. FELlA MATTHEWS, IIustee.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE

u FAKN IN HENhICV CUUNII, MIIES DE-
LOW RICHMOND Trustee In a Deed OF Trust
from j Bragg and wife. dated 10th Januaa 1898.
duly recorded Ia Honrico County Conrt, shall pro-
coed to reil at public auction on the premises on
THURSDAY the 18th day of june, lsJS, at O'Clock
NJ if fair If not the next fair day. the real estate
conveyed BY the sad deed consisting Of tract, or
parcel of land containing lGo acres. adjoining the
lands OF James Malone. William Green. John Cur
RE and Others and having thereon a valuable dwell
ling and other improvements, and now o-cnpied by
Mr. Bragg. The title is believed to be good. but
the undersigned will convey with the usual speci a
warranty The deed requires cash sale, but 1t Is
more than probable that an arrangement will be
made on the day of SALE by which the terms can be
made reasonable. The lakes for 1855 to be paid by
the purchaser ANDREW JOHNSTON. Trustee.
sale By GoppIS APpERsoS, Aucts.
nv l5-d2aWtds