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SUMMER RESORTS
HOT SPRINGS, vIRalNIA.-Na

vi . n dS, VIR0lNIA.--NA-
r. TURE's REMEDY FOR CHRONIC pTsrtsrs
IN. Inc hotel At this place Is now open for The raes.
Abundant nna ,ber ns supply Of mineral water l.
p''ed with fresh water from separate sn,inys ~ ~
In phese ,Wa,ers sure the Chronic faRWs ne
rs nST9 ~, .n SEukALt,TA, 60UT, DisEssEs
c%a.eyy setgn OLD iNjuaEs 10 Till Ts iq Mn
SInS JOINTS and TEND0Ns ENiana IN
SSIIaNpS, SPINAL IRRITATION CWRoNIg
I'm prsAs.hhn ~ and some DISEASES PsCTifhR II,
o,har ns, more thoroughly and rapidly thsn am
A.IERATlVE and CURATiVE POWERS ara mn.
OF the globe. "e'e' oh inc lace
Many persons afflicted with the disease. enume,s a..
W above, in forums which had resisted The met
skiii'ni medical treatment, and had render.t ,ha
IVES ot tue sufferers alike wretched and useless
nIouRn long years OF pain. have been restored 10
po,eC, health * their use of the number
noW spUering with such maladies there are con,na.
raavey few indeed who would not be either nerG e.
!! cured or greatly relieved here.
Ane springs are situated in an elevated mountain
sson. Tue scenery around IL wild, romantic and
sisa ana more healthy or delightful summer
besadFs the HOT BATHS far invaiids there are
Two nae PbEASURE BATHS for persons in gpod
hes,th GOOD MUSIC will be In attendance early
kuUrE.-From the principal cities in the United
states by railroad to the Miiiboro depot of the r
gtnis Central Read thence BY stage coaches twentv
miles, over we'll graded turnpike, to the Springs
Pssseugers leaving Richmond. Va. or Baltimore
same day to supper. iS
For a full account of tn Is celebrated w.terinu
Place. see Harper Weekly, No. u.s. for june SIN
De Bows Review for May aud June also American
Farmer toa May and june, write TO the subscriber
for pamphlet. S. GoODE
my 3l-d3m Hot Sprinvs Va
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sEMM ON's & cos
80 * PANTOSCOPIC BRAZILIAN

PEBBLE SPECTACLES Prof A. EDEOS Opt
clan. Gate OF Semmons 4 Co. Cornwall. England
respectfully announces his arrival in this city with
splendid assortment of his newly invented and
improved spectacles, and may be consulted at his
office, under the Exchange next TO Mr.. Vests book
store. from A. d. until 6 p
These lenses are constructed upon strictly philo.
sophcal principles and from several considerations,
are not equalled by any ever brought under public
notice ts
The homogeneous structure OF the material and the
CONSEQUENT uniformity Of the refracting power pre-
vents the reflections of the rays of light, and fur
nishes therefore clear and truthful image Of the
object
The coneave-conpe1 form OF the lens, resembling
the anterior lenticular arran ement OF the human
eye, collects larger aumber OF rays than could be
convey cd upon the retina from ordinary glasses Of
the same focal power. and thus increases the dis.
tinctness of the vision, when their elementary COW
Sttti0R and great hardness at once greater
freedom from chemical changes, we'll as from
mechanical INJURIES In short the whole arrange
ment is calculated TO promote ease and comfort Of
yisioD.
Their superiority is fully demonstrated by the
most celebrated Physicians and 0cuiists of Earope
and America. je 5-6ts
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A DMINISTRATORlS SALE 0F TWO
BY Goddin & Apperson.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF HOUSE
~ AND LOT ON BROAD STREET RETWEEN

" AND LOT ON BROAD STREET. BETWEEN
SrH AND 9Th STREETS, In THe CITY OF
RICHMOND As C0mmiss oner acting under de-
entered on the 2eth day OF January 1885, in the suit
OF Satterwhi.e aad others against Parrish aud 9TH
ers. shall. on MONDAY the 7th day of June, 1855.
eommencing at "a o'clock. NJ. If fair, II not, tho
next fair day sell ON the premises at public Auc-
ton, to the highest bidder available lot OF ground
the buildings thereon fronting about d FRET on
the south side of Broad sire betwe sth aud 9Th
streets add running back 1877 feet, more or less, 70
the Catholic Church property This Is Justly re-
garded as among the most valuable locations on
Bfoad street. for business purposes.
TERMS: Cash "a TO one third Of the purchase mo-
ney. The residue upon q credit of and ~ months,
the purchaser giving bonds with good security bear
ing interest from day Of sale, and the title retained
until the whole purchase money 10 paid and . con-
to be paid by the purchaser. 81. $500.
my 6-2aw3wtdtd Il. NANCE, Com'r.
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DOCKBR lDGE BATns.-Ihis favori. e

DOCkBk DGE BATHS.-1his favOri e
~ bathing place. long known as LETCHER'S, and
afterwards as JORDAh'S SPklNGS, has been re-
Gently pu chased by company of gentlemen iD
Rockbrid2e county, where it is situated and where
the virtues of the water best known and will be
open Tor the reception OF visitors upon the st Of
erected aud effort Will he spared to make it de-
4htful summer resort 1t is beau fully located on
the North River. i'll the midst of mountain aud val
ley scenery unsurpassed in varied beauty by any in
the State. II is on the main stage road from Lex
ugton 10 the Central Railroad dist mt eleven miles
from the former and nine miles from Goshen Depot,
on the latter. Visitors reach the Baths i'll one
day from Petersburg, Rjchm md and Alexandria, ar.
irving at their destination before sunset
The temperature of the water is a little hi cher
than that OF the Old sweet End this with the peCU-
liar character and huoyancy of the water, which il
highly charged with CaIbonic Acid Gas, and CON
taius Magnesa, Iron, &c, renders bathing in II, by
universal consent OF those who have tred delight
full and inyIGorating to an extraordinary degree
Its medicinal effect is attesed by fifty years of local
experience, especially in cases of general Debility.
Dyspepsia, Diseases of the Lungs, Ulceratinns
wherever existing, rheumatism. AmenorThea. Dis
menorrhea, Menorrhasia, Leucorrbea, Prolapsus
Uteri, &c Ia the diseases pecutidr to females anu
children il is unsurpassed, If equalled, by any Wa
ter in the world. Near at hand is fine sulphur
Spring second only to the famous White Sulphur
Of Greenbrier TO which visitors to the Baths have
free access.
eriIur Henry A. Wise who spent portion OF
last summer with his family at 1.-THE Baths" thus
So. AXIS of it: 1T Is my chosen spot in the noun
tains and shall certainly revisit it, if possible, next
summer.
heioiensa may also be had amongst many others
to oil IL Smith, Superintendent of the Virginia
Military institute, Rev VIM White, d D, and Rev
Vim PendlttoD, OF Lexington; VIM Il Paine, ESQ
of the firm of ke1t, Paine Kent, Richmond, and j
7 II unter. Esq. of telma, Alabama.
TERMs.-Si 80 per day. for less than one week; se
per week for less shan weeks; IS per week. for
more than two weeks, and $50 per month
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NOTICE "A petition having been pre-
w scented Is the Council, asking that they wonid
direct poll TO be opened 70 ascertain the sense OF
the people TO giving the election, appoint ment
OF the following officers. 10 either the HustiDg-
Court the Council. the people at the pills may
determine viz: City Collector. Danger. superinten'
dent Gas Works Superintendent Water WORKS, Ma
mayer of Poor Hou-e. Grain Measurer, Captain OF
Night Watch, Register OF Water Works, and City
Assessor.
Wherenpon, the Council, the 3ist OF May
adopted the following resolution:
Resolved That poll be ordered to be opened on
the first Wednesday IN July, for the purpose OF TIA
king the Of the cisizats upon the subject re
ferret 10 in said petition
And appointed the feiloging persons and places
for said election:
r1r Jefferson Ward-Luther Libby. Joseph Brum'
NELL ia mes Winston, u Smith and Geo How
ard he DsgioneIs; Reuben Seal, "a ofiieet
Of the Day Police. 10 be Conductor; and the Hal
the First Market the place FOR hoiding the
tion. -,
FOR Madison ward-Elisba shepperson. VIM
crunp. Geo w Randolph, Geo w Gillian, and Fran
els Saith 10 be Commissioners; tadmus John
son st officer OF fhe Das Police, 10 he Conductor
and the City Hall 70 be the place ior holding tht
election.
For Monroe Ward-samnel 7 BayIy, Thomas Par
ham, Ihss Bouaar, Samuel Rutherford; ana " ~
" 1imieriake 10 be Commissioners Berg sI motifs
4tb officer OF the Day Police, 10 be CoHduetof and
iaeyfs shop al the corner OF Broad And fouSiise
sirexts to Dc The place for .solding the slectiVn
Je3-tde TH0S LAWSON. Q. q. X.
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KU. II. HOW ISUN,
Sale conducted by GoDpIN N APpERs0N nv *
VERY VALUABLE 4 ACRE LOT OF

VERY VALUABLE 4 ACRE LOT OF
LAND IN SYDNEY, BOUNDED BY MAIN.
CARY CHERRY AND CULVERT STREETS,
WITH LARGE BRICK DWELLING THEREON
aeorge d. Pace We will II at public auction on
the premises on WEDNESDAY, the 9th day of
June 1883, at o'clock NJ. if fair, if not the next
above. 1t will be divided into lots to suit bidders,
according to plat to be exhibited at the hour Of
sale The foregoing real estate is Justly regard, as
among the most valuable in sydney. Being out of
the city limits, and in improving locati, n il Of
fers great inducements to those seeking such pro-
perty.
TEAMS One fourth cash; balance at A. and IL
months for negotiable notes interest added secured
by trust deed The taxes for 1883 to re paid by the
purchaser. GUDDIN Il APPERSON,
uctia
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FURNITURE.
T. HAIR AND STUCK MATTRESSES,
FEATHER BEDS, &c.
SAMUEL w HARDWOOD,
GOVERNOR STREET,
II G III M o n d, VIR g N 1 A.

You will find at the above establishment the lar.
gest and most complete assortment of
FURNITURE, MATTRESSES, &C.,
in the city. The goods are manufactured by the
most experienced workmeD, and made of the best
materials
The TIMBER, in all cases for Wardrobes, Bureaus,
Chairs &c is we'll SEASONED before being used
II will be to the interest of all in want of Goods In
my line, TO examine my stock before buying, as
am selling at greatly reduced prices.
Ib-nkcWIm
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By Alexander Mott.
DRY GOODS. CLOTHING AND GRO

DRY GOODS. CLOTHING AND GRO.
- CERIES.-Wii be sold at auction. at my store.
on TUESDAY morning next. the SIN inst commer,.
eng % 10 O'Clock, large assortment OF seasonabie
and desirable goods, viz:
~ ioths, CassiiDeres, Cassinetts Tweeds Mouslins
Cloths. Towels &C '' - 1870
kEADY-MADE CL0THTNG-Iae Linen Coats 100
Marseitiss Vests, 30 pair Linen Pants; also fine Al.
paea and Cassim~re Goats. Fine lot men and wo-
mems shoes " an" ""
Observation-Disclosures. French Brandy Annie
Brandy, sugar, Coffee, Candles Ginger, Herrings.
JET ALEX N0Tr Amer
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BY Ro. B. Lyme. Auct.

DUBLIC SALE OF A HIGHLY I'M.
L PROVED FARM NEAR THE MECHANICS
VILE TURNPIKE, IN REAR OF THE LATF
CURTIS CARTER'5 FARM, ga NILES FROM
RICHMOND. CONTAINING 7Al1 ACRES, AT AUG
TON That valuable and highly improve d Farm
de cribed above, belonging to DR. Hudson, WI
18th Of June, at "a O'Clock, upon the premises, il
fair if not the next fair day thereafter The health
duc,iveness of the SOIL together With the improve
ments society, &C, renders it one Of the most DE-.
srable residences in the vicinity Of Richmond. Mr.
premises to any one who may wish to purchase
Wore particular description can DO h,d nv spniyine
to RO. B. LYME,
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RICHARDSON s. co.
~ DEAL EXCLUSIVELY IN,
And keep in quantities to suit purchasers at their
WARE ROOMS, No. 95 Main ST.,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
ALL KINDS OF
White and Checked MATTINGS,
CARPETINGS.
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS,
RUGS, MATS, &c,
CURTAIN GOODS,
WINDOW SHADES,
TABLE OIL CLOTHS,
COCOA MATTINGS,
Piano AND TABLE COVERS dc
Having on hand large stock of Velvet, Tapestrr
Three ply and INGRAM CARPETlS9S, which
they anxious to dispose Of to make for their
Fall importations, they offer BUYERS GREAT BAK
GAINS in every description of CARPETING, and cal
special attention to their beautiful assortment vi
CURTAIN MATERIALS and FIXTURES,
They will have made u order, CARPETS, OIL
CLOTHS, WINDOW CURTAINS and SHADES.
nay 5-2ms
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TSRISTEES' SALE UF IA aCnEo Sr
i LAND IN THE UPPER END OF HENRtco. :.
A. ,rrstaes uu.ier A deed OF trust from Robert II
Vaughan and Joseph w s. olair. dated 18th Deem ,
r al All nroeeed 10 SELL at public auction on the
nremisss. on SATURDAY. the i2th Day o. June
isss al n O'Clock, NJ, i2i5hs OF iia3tstW acres ~
Land in The upper end of said county, adjoining the
lands az susan D Bowles' estate. Temple hedd ano
oyerton Brown. =. Ar ho,r n,
Terms LIBERAL and made known at tine hour VI
sale. yApAnnnrs Trustees.
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TO THE PUBLIC.-The undernlgned,

Two THE PUBLIC.-The uuderrIgned,
with view of accpmm dating persons. from
the cities and lower country in quest of summer
at, has recently added t. thoroughly repair
ed his well known MADISON HOTEL at Madi.
son Court House. Virginia. and is now prepared 10
take IN some twenty or thirty Borders during ths
summer months or longer if desired He scalcei,
sents advantages of no ordinary character, BENG
located in the centre OF the village of Madison ii
self situated a high and beautiful plain, COM
handing an extensive and picturesque view of tn.
Blue Ridge ard other ranges of mountains. notice
Tor the industry, hospitality aud intelligence OF it,
Ctizei and its freedom from sickness. 1t is CON
nected by daily line of stages with GordonsvIe
has the advantage of daily mail. besides others
unnecessary to mention. The undersigned keeps
attentive and 0! edept servants and his tables sup
piled 18th AL the luXuries of the and country
For terms apply TO A SEAL,
Proprietor Madison Hotel,
lie 4-3taw3W Madison Court Housa Va
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON GAM

BLES HILL On The EAT LINE OF 4TH
BETWEEN BYRD AND CANAL STREETS, FOR
SALE AT AuCrI0N.-At the re quest OF the owner
we will sell at public auction. on the premises. on
TUESDAY, tue Sth day of June, 1855 at 5 O'clock
?. NJ tine valuable real estate, located above
Gently occupied by Joseph A. Arnold. and now rent
ed to Mr. K: Lockwood The otfronts li71a feet,
dwelling, u perfect repairs, and the adjoining lot
there is large brick kitchen. including well Of
pure water.
The lot will be divided according to the wish of
the bidders.
TeRMs-One-third cash; balance at 1 and months
for negotiable notes, interest added, secured BIZ
rust deed.
The taxes for 1858 to be paid by the purchasers
deDDIN 4 APPERSON Aucts
p. The foregoing rea! estate will be sold with
out limit or reserve; but ia the meantime il can be
purchased at private Gale.
NV 29-tds G. Il A.
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HOYNER'S WHITE AND BLACE
= nIIIIR A Y u Y &c


~ SULPHUR AND CHALYBEATE SpRI> as
This iaTorte resort for pleasure aud health will be
opened for the accomnoda ion of visitors the IsT OF
JUNE 1t IL situated the Iue and in full view of
the Va. and Tenn Railroad, about hall mile from
Bonsack IS Depot, Va. which Depot an Omnibus
and porters will always be found waiting the arrival
OF the cars, 10 convey visitors and their baggage to
the Springs
Important improvements have been made since
last season.
telegraph osiee has been o tab ished, which af.
tords convenient and instantaneous communication
with all parts OF the country.
Another WHITE SULPHUR-stronCer, holder,
and superior Chaly beate Spring, have been discoy
cred and improved sin the last so that the
variety value of the mineral waters new afforded
At the place are uneqalled By any other place now
known 10 the public. The similarity of the White
sulphur to the justly and faramed Greeubrier hie
all who have used both o! the waters
These White and tia sulphur waters have eff
fected numerous cures. Ths White sulphur in
aggravated cases OF Dyspepsia serious affections Ct
the Liver. kidneys and Bladder General Debility,
aud specially diseases of the Nervous System AZ j
those diseases REGULAR to Females The Black sui
phur in ali kinds OF diseases Of the skim 8ggravat-
ed cases OF letter and other eruptions of the sknot
great numbers ana oflong standing seventy having
been entirely cured
The accommodations are equal to any to be found
in the mountains OF Virginia. and the table and
tendance of the most satisfactory chatacteras to
ell which We beg to refer TO the large numb OF
persons who have heret ofore visited the place.
So BILLIARD SALOON. TEN PIN ALLEY
and other amusements afford pleasant aud healthy
rcereati n. DAV1uGE's celebrated BAN from
| Baltimore has been engaged for TIE season.
j. A. HEFELFINGES,
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By Thomas w. Keesee.
lOfice corner of 18th and Cary street.
WASHINGTON GARDEN FOR SALE

WASHINGTON GARDEN FOR SALE
AT AUCTION.-l will sell at auction with
out limit or reserve, on FRIDAY, the lith Day OF
June, at o'clock NJ, Washington Garden. situa-
ted at head of Marshall str, et and formerly owned
and occupied by August Schad, EsQ as a pleasure
garden Tho lot fronts 90 feet Marshall street
and runs back i6 feet to an alley 20 feet wide The
house IS nearly new and contains three comtorta.
oie rooms, with new CRATES in each; new kitchen
house and we'll of most excellent water in the yard
o,s' variety OF fruit trees of the most choice
kind. O10->
lhMs;-s3o0 cash. $500 in months, the balance
to suit the purchaser, say, %. and years with
interest from gate of sale Taxes for the present
year to be paid by the purchaser.
VIZ WALDROP.
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DUBLlC SALE OF VALUABLE LAND.
&c.Wlll be offered at public sale. ON TIE
10TH DAY OF JUNE NEXT, the valuable estate of
the late @. Talaferro. on the Rapid Ann River in
the county of Culpoper, and adjoining the Rapid
Ann Station, Orange and Alexandria abroad The
railroad posses through the farm and the station il
only q few hundred yards from the house and barn.
This Farm; situated in the beautiful and fertile val
ley of the Rapid Ann offers a rare opportunity to
purchasers. 1t is in fine state of cultivation sur
rounded by good farms. and most desirable neigh
oorhood. The farm contains 6sa acres of land, and
has on II large dwelling house. barn. stable, and
all necessary ont-houses, in good repair
Also, at the same time and place. will be sold al!
the personal property of the estate except the ne
groes. TkLIAPERKO. 60,
III ID TALIAFERR0, ! Auhi To-
Cupeper county Va my I3-d&ewtds
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AUCfI0N eALHe.
FUTURE l. D1Ys
By Goddin & Apperson, Aucss.
y1ALUABLE BUlLDINe TOT or err

VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON 9Th.
SALE At AUCTION VIII be sold on the nre,r;.es
on "WEDNESDAY, the 18th day Of June 1854 ~ Z
o'clock. NJ, the valuable Lot located - sb.ve
fronting sk feet the east line Of 9Th street ruu
ping baek 100 feet 1t 10 well enclosed aud has on
u small brick kitchen or shop. IL IL 90 reer the
can rs 70 make II valuable for wood or coal yard
TERMs-0ne-fourth cash; balance at 3. 6 and MOS
Tor negotiable Totes, interest added secured by a
be paid by the purchaser. ~
lei GODDtN appERsov Ar..
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JAMES RIVER LAND FOR SALE :

4
A. administrator Of the estate of Thos s Sub
lett deceased. with the will annexed will oeI for
sale privately and If not sold before we will sell
publicly on the premises aforesaid GU the lst day OF
September next, (f fair. if not. the next fair day
the tract OF Land, lying on James River, 81 miles
above Richmond, in the county of Powhatsn. adj
Joining the lands of James VI Suhlett on the wes'
and Miles Sslden the east. The tract contains
36o acres. about 40 acres of the best James River
low-erouDds-tbe highland being of red clay roll
susceptible of the highest state of Improvement
and now ia an improved condition. as the growing
crops will prove. The highlands arc divided into
hive nelds. OF 40 acres each. The balance ia wood,
Of original growth, capable of staining the place
The improvements are two new tobacco house s. ne
gro cabins. kitchen, and a good dwelling house;
barn. with machine attached stables, &c. For see
merry, health. and society. the neighborheod is IN
surpassed. Churches. of all the leading denomina
tons accessible and in four miles of the Huguenot
SPRINGS.
Those purchasing, will take possession on the fol!
lowing January, with privilege of sowing tho crop
of wheat.
Any, one wishing to see the place. or any informa-
ton required, will receive the attention Of VIM II
sublett snblett's Post Office, Powatan county, Va
Terms liberal HENRY GOKDON
my 12-dlawtds Admiujstra ar
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
p FARM IN HENRIC0 COUNTY, 2 MILES BE-
Low RICIiMOND.-As Trustee In Deed OF Trnst
from J b Bragg and wife, dated 10Th Janua. ls53
duly recorded Ia Henrico C0uuty Court, shall pro-
coed to sell at public auction on the premises.
THURSDAY, the nth day Of June, 1853, at l0oclock
conveyed by the said deed consisting Of tract,
parcel of land containing 100 ares. adjoining the
lands Of ,Iamss Malone, william Green, John Cur
rie and others and having thereon valuable dwell
ling and othor improvements, and now occupied by
Mr. j Bragg. The title is believed to be good but
the undersigned will convey with the usual specia
warranty. The deed requires a cash sale, but Ii is
more than probable that an arrangement will be
made reasonable. The taxes for ls5s TO be paid by
the purchaser ANDREW JOHNSTON. Trustee.
Sale by GopDIy & APPERsos, Aucts.
tImy l5-d2awtds
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF MOST

" VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON CANDLES
HILL IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND AS Com
missioner OF the Circuit Court of hichmond appoint
ed by decree entered on the 10th February, IS58,
in the case of Preston against Tyree, &c, L shall
proceed to sell, at public auction, ON the premises
on MONDAY the l4th June, 1884, at O'Clock, p. NJ ;,
if far, if not the next fair day. at the same hour.
the Very valuable real e.tate, located on CANDLES
Hill having a front of 26i2s feet the east line of
Sd Street running back i20 feet to alley 20 feet
Uide, having thereon the large Brick Mansion. and
other appurtenances formerly occupied by the late
Judge Cabell, and moe recently by the late Moses
ii. Preston. plat of the property will be exhibit
ed at the hour of SALE and it will be sold in lots tn
suit purchasers. The location Of this property and
especially its fine view of James River and the
rounding country, makes il among the most desira-
bile in the city for the genteel accommodation of a
large family.
TERMs-Enough in cash to d:fray the expenses of
sale and rost of suit, and the ba in equal Install
ments, at g. IL and Is mouths for negotiable notes,
interest added satisfactorily endorsed aud title
tanned till last note be paid. and conveyance or
dered by the court The taxes tor 1858, to be paid
by the purchaser. SAhL TYkEE, Com'r
p. S.-After the foregoing sale will be sold two
beautiful Lots, adjoining the above, on the South,
each fronting 81 feet the East line of Sd street
running back 100 feet to said alley OF 20 feet.
Telms liberal aid made known az the hour of sale
my 3l-tds G0DDIN h APpERs0N, Aucts.