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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-03-11

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\ highest WAGES given ~ good workman.
tptlN ROGERS.
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OFFICE AND pARLOR STOVES.

ItsT RECEIVED Fpf .ale ~
y JAR tg q u VAS NOOK
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-10

COMMISSIONERS SALE or VALE.
~ ABLE REAL EsTATs IN Tar cirY or
ntVhmOne. On ThE COMMA or RRtSA u a Nj,
c!Aid eThk.Tc. -Joeeph Alien " Tschsne,ss
admf and ala. Mosby's sdmr " Tichrna, :. s,.,n.,
ana As. James kaett " Tichenos's adm an
~, Vtonsh'e sdmr W 1fchenor'e Adm ana ~.
~ Virtue VI decree pruneul ccd ia ,hese rs,...
" tne circuit court q the city Of kcnmond o.
me lsth Gag OF February, lss9. the unders,gnsa ~
vHmMssoners OF the said Court will proceed m
y The i3sn cay Of june. 1879. &c IL oc. ocn
N. fafr, II nut, the next AIR day 10 s.,, ~ nh
nc auction. the premises the oiivwn dssc ,,aS
nest Estate 10 wit: oil the property sitpss.S :,
the corner OF broad and 9Th Streets in the c.s
nlcnmoud, virginia. fronting lS3J< feet on the noyth
sue q 6th street, being the same pronerrv :, :.
uoned IN the proceedings in said suits a. ~ ,.,r,
snsIeoi 40 may DO necessary 10 satisfy the cIssr..
essaolished In tho said suits. S S'~1s
Inc terms Of sale will be % follows 10 wit opa
knnu OF the purchase money TO be paid in casn. ~
nalance IN two EQUAL psyments at ana ~ month
from the DAY OF sale, for which the purchassr = hi
kvc neRotiable notes. well endorsed pavahie A. rha
nank OF virginia, in the said city: the stis n the
property to be retained until the purchase moneS 1.
iuly PAID, and CONVEX ance directed nv IN. C.s~s
ANDkEW JOHNolOs So"i'
~ THUS W 0USWE fOom'rs.
.,fs-On the Lot described In the foregoing .aver
taement, there is large number OF Build,ngs o.
sMpiea lor stores and Gther purposes Nv its la
Iaoie location, IL Ia regarded among the most
naDie real estate on Broad street It will he .oid
INTO lots and tenements OF various sjzss nrcnydna
70 . Plat and survey to be exhibited at the ,in ~
safe. Taxes for 1859 to be pad By the purcbssers
my ~ 6ODDlN APPkKsUN. Aucts'
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By E. 3. Cook, Auc t.
DRINTING OFFICE, AT AUCTION.

kIAsAIN HINO VT VOEI n AVV1 IVN.-
l. The proprietor intending to close h is prese mt
business. viii sell on WEDNESDAY, 18th instant
at loo'clock. in Li.les' Building, corner of Main
Office. embracing over $50 varie.ie. of Tyne. for
Plain, Fancy and Ornamental Printing from 20
line Pics to the smallt st sizs commonly used The
larger portion of which is entirely new. One esx.
cellent MACHINE JOB PRESS, Ruggles' late ra.
tent; one Of HOES CARD PRESSES and others
al In good order; large number of Cases aud
Chases with every material for the dispatch ct
work in neat and beautiful style.
ALSO
The stock on hand of Black and Colored Inks:
Plain and Enameed Cards; rich Embossed Gold
Show Cards; Billet. Note. Letter and Gap Paper;
Envelopes; q lot of Law and Commercial Blanks
&c. &c.
The Office will be sold entire or in parcels to suit
Terms made known on day of sale.
Sale conducted bv K CoiK, Auct.
highest bidder. mv3
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By Richard Cau,horn, Auct.
IA RES b AND SEAsONABLE DRY

= GOODS AT AUCTI0N.-On FRIDAY. ,a,b in.
ssant az 10 ocleck at my store, will cell large
part OF Coteonades. Of various styles and psttes
ppainsed Lawn Handkerchief. Cotton dc; French
% aa Llnsp Fronts rs do of white and fancy col
ler. 10 which will be added the stock of 4 conntrv
4TeaieI. coDsistng in part of Cassmeres, Vsstinas
swiss and Jaconet Muslins. Lawns-a large assert
m mens OF Ribbons, Edgngs. Trimuing and all Kinds
Vi fancy buttons, gloves, sewing silk. &c &C.
IkkNs-sixfy days credit for approved negotiable
notes ior all sums Of fifty do lars and under Under
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MECHANICS HALL.
Third Week-Continued Success
OF THE
RUSSIAN WAR,
AND
FAI L CT Tnp0YI

AsSSC1hN WAN.
AND
FAIL CT sEBAsToPoL!
OPEN EVERY NIGKTI
Lately exhibited in Baltimore and PHILADELPHIA 70
10000 persons. and in Washington to The ~
This is Colossal Dioramic Panorama ;llustra.,,,
all the mosti portant "a the LAT w.
from It's commencement to its close. The represen.
tailons embrace Grand MILITARY and NAytL RE-.
VIEWS. BATTLES, suGEs, BoMBARDMENrs bURs1rG
CITTiEs: TERRIFIC sToHhs ON LAND AND eEA, DC, d..
" e1eGt al these scenes being great
most ELABORATE MACHINERY, producing Effects never
De.ore attempted in Panoramic exhibitions.
60 5000 souAkE f FEET 81 q CANVAS
commencing with her Majesty Queen Victoria, Re.
sT BRfr hsT fr FRET = Ghoshs% and
THE BoM NBsT5 ini OF ODESSA.
ma 'o TTf The THRks DEFENDED BIZ
EMBARcATIoM q THE French TROOPS
CAMP OF THE ALLIED Army at s!S% V 1fHyNp'
GREAT FIRE At VARNA.
GRAND CHAIGE OF THE BRiTIsH GUARDS
UPTHE HEIGHT OF ALMA!
BALACLAVA-CAPE CHEERS NEsE.
"A Ehe ssrGsE OF
WAR, &c, DC.
BATTLE OF BALACLAVA
BATTLE Of INk EkaASNl = SEA-
Terminating with the WYNN -
BON oARDMENT AND OBSTRUCTION OF
SEVASTOPOL.
81 Admission % cents Reserved seats ~ ,en,s
~ No half price for children. ~ '''''
E1 Admission for Colored Persons to Gallery, 25
NOTICE Parties can secure any particular seat by
apply ing at the Hall from 10 till IL O'clock A. M
and till 4, P. NJ. A' ~ 49,
a8 Doors open at 71f-to commence at O'Clock
AEA Grand Day Performances on sHTTJRnAY
OF . y CIoch. ap 2I-ts
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COMMISSIONERS MALE Or vrpv

II Kay
nv ~ NrAILiUABLE REAL ESTATE IN THE CORY.
init To nIN hiCO Pursuant to decree of the Cir
HntcSa. g. aenrco. in the of Hutcheson Y,
1HsOnoegn executors and Others the undersiooes
~ =: Gmmlssioners, will SELL at public auction 10 ths
the ,ssb pdloaer on the premises, WEDNESDAY
fair day the flowing vsr NOV vs all shs next
ehn stuased On or near the Deep Run Turnpike
aoous tnree miles from the city of Richmond Gsino
cheson To v iae property OF the late Ambrose Hut
80 LIST: one tract called TOLL GATE.n containing
s ni,a:, ssnated Immediately the road about
"a; portion Of the "cHANTILLA" Tract living
on sae turnpike Immediately opposite the home
are valuable Ice houses and an ice pond. This Iane
Is IN N nlgn state Of Improvements.
,.7 3d. acras tract called "PENDLET0N containing
the city of Richmond. >' -''e' 'ion'
There are valuable improvements on this tract
and valuable ice house This land ia in n rood
state Of improvement. ~ 49, s"'"
dleton, and called HoRsEPEN %hieh :, asto
gether In wood. and upon which there is great deal
OF valuable timber.
Such an opportunity is seldom presented to per-
OF the city Of Richmond.
ana map an and survey Of the said land will be made
~ tne city OF Richmond; and the land will be sub
oisi9eo into lots. to suit purchasers
above propertI are Ee s1 mage 1sanry about the
dayior Son, or to either of the undersigned, one
premises. io'ioo0 A0"i 'ne
TEEMs-One third of the purchase money In cash:
and the residue in two equal nstalments at and
two years from the day of sae-the credit payments
pe secured by negotiable notes with interest adj
ded. and the title retained till the whole purchase
money money is paid. and conveyance directed By the
possession will be given in time to seed crop of
wheat, ard full possession of each tract will ha a
vered at the end of the present year
me SAFE VIII commence at the Toll Gate" tract at
ii o'clock. A. NJ.
~ sale conducted by JAMES NJ. TAYLOR soN,
ALEX'R HUTCHEsON.
JOHN HUTCHESON
] YOTJNQ }CCm'rs.
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By 4. b. Cook, Auctioneer.
FOOD WILL AND FIXTURES or

GOOD WILL AND FIXTURES OF
" STAR SALOON, AT AUCrIoN-on THuRs.
DAY, 18th instant at 10 O'clock i will sell at the
star sa.oon. on Locust Alley, near Main street. ali
embracing the usual variety together with ali the
Cooking Utensils: embracing a very large and Goa.
v,nient Cooking Range.
which will be sold the good will of the estab
li,hment.
The position of this stand to the business part Of
the city, offers Inducements 70 any person wi. hing
to embark in this lin, of business rarely TO be met
with. 4 b COOK
my 10 Ancfiopear
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NEW BRICK TENEMENT On CLAY

~ NEAR GRAHAM sTREEr FLOR sSIr AT
MnETETuNiDN:.We will sell upon tbs prcmises on
o;cncH InpAI the nth Instant, commencing At
the scn;;h M ~ newly erected Brick Tenement on
po Ths NE Inc residence of Peter Glenn, ESQ. W
.rr. ue a9use has nve rooms. convenient and we'll
OF good water upon the premises The 1 Int tna
'n Az IcI saleet IS feet. aDd runs back $50 feet
oantsa, ums ;s w.hing to provide themselves with
SALE "01iu uo wen 10 attend this
TERNs-One-fourth cash: the ba,onco 80
months, for neg table notes with intsrss, sua
ana secured By trust deed. wa, AN'0i0'' @aaeo'
mxs JAMES NJ TAYLOR 4 SON.
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n, 1850.
ave hren
q FHro
sshsMe
srtsctes
fWco''s,
r aEt nc
hmen5 II
bur town
Fal Nesrs
idTHraat
iuc@i by
nd y hen
ry some
hyperion.
he use Of
uinrfo'a
<tte orfi.
hes with
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BEAUTIFUL TWO STORY p]
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF BEAU

n
I!FUL BUILDING LOTS ~ SYDNEY.-As
CCommlssiopers appointed by DEGREES of the Circuit
Court OF the City of Richmond pronounced on ths
lsh and 18Th May 1885, in the case of Borden guar.
niao against Anderson &C., shall SELL at pub
nc auction. on the premises, on FRIDAY, the 18th
nay 1853 at O'Clock, 2. M If tar. ii not the next
iait gay the following very desirable building lots
"a tne town Of Sydney. viz Part of lot No "a.
Ironng 30 feet on the north side of Elmwood street
running back on the east line Of Calvert street. I25
dee TO an alley 10 feet wide. Also part Of lot No
%. fronting $50 feet the east line of Harvie az
running back on the north line of Federal street l2
feet to an alley 10 feet wde
chaser,. =" "'' p"i
IERAs-One fourth cash; balance ats ~ and 10
months Tor negotiable notes. interest added and ii.
ly paid. ~ tut
The taxes for 1859 to be paid BY the purchasers
ROSCOE HEATH, o.,
apT LEWIS GINTER, oomrs.
X =. On the following day, under the same decree.
VIII De sold House and Lot on Church Hill, on the
Wa+t line of 10Th. between and streets fronting
H% feet running back 1872 feet.
Terms as above
Il B HEATH. I C...
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b james n. Taylor 8 son.

NAT BRICK TENEMENT ON CLAY
xpAM Hhts1 nkki nnsTwEsN BaoOKE AvEsuH ARR
upon the prsmisse on WEDN ssDHY shs ,Ish ~ ~
9, may: ec%msncinx q O'clock M. upon ths
s"r1h m: ~ III pleasant Brick Residence on the
Mr. Alexander u Wocdson =" s"o occupancy Of
The houee has roors 18th .,,.~.
en- ana water upon the premises The iSf &c., ~ ~
feet. and runs 60 Brooke Avenue w. "onss -
TIRMe -One-fourth cash: the baIer.. -.
Is months, for negotiabie notce vith irss = y sna
and secured BY Irust deed 's auoco
JAMES III TAYLOR 4 Son.
my Nv Aucfionear.
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6-3wt GIL MAN, LYON BRODNAX.
DUCKBRlDGE BATHS.-This favorite


II watering place will be open for the reception of
visitors on the LIST day Of June next. From tn 80
v no have tried the virtues of the water. and who
know the Character of the aecommods lions in point
of attendance fare andilodging, continued patro
mage confidently expected while is hoped that
the rapidly growing reputation OF the baths. and
the facility of to them. will largely extend
the list of visitors during the coming season.
The gentiemen's bath i8 40 by 50 feet in aze, and
that for ladies Is by so The water is highly Carlo
mated and contains variety of salts of mineral in
gradients, among them Iron and Magnesia. he
bathing in this water has been pronounced by many
persons of long and varied experience. to be the
most delightful and invigoratiDg that they have
ever tried IL has proved especially I'll caciCus and
curative in diseases p. culiar TO females.
The Central Railroad runs within nine miles OF the
Baths and visitors leaving Richmond or Alex ndrs
in the morning. reach here by sunset the same day.
daily line of stages connects with the Railroad at
HCshen depot. The North River, which rups
through the grounds attached to the Baths affords
facilities for boating and fishing and the neis hbor
ing mountains ST Jrd excellent hnntiDg ground
The undersigned I omises to spare no in these
and all other respects, in promoting the amusement
"a we'll as comfort Of his guests He has leased the
property from the Bath Company during the pre-
sent year, and it will be under his exclusive man.
agement and control.
TERNs-$2 per day. $40 Per week, and 1872 per
month"; weeks to the month. Children and SER
wants half price.
Reference may be had, amor gst many others, to
his kxcelency Henry A Wise, Esq. Governor of
Richmond, Col Ii Smith. Superintendent OF the
Virginia Military Institute, and Rev WINS White
D d. Lexington.
Sand VIM JORDAN.
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IA Fl 81 CUNVENTIUN.-VAh
~ COLT, HARRIs 90. would particularly call
the attention of stranserS visiting Richmond. du
ring the Convention, to the large and beautiful ~
sor,ment Spring and GUNNER CLOTHING. manu-
n q. by themselves which. for Quality style,
take great pleasure in showing their goods 70 NJ
sons vishing 70 buy Ali they ask ID call. feslfg
conndent that TO SHOW will be 70 SELL
For EXTRA is ducements call q No H. on
DARkACOTT. HARRlj 3 90.
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BY e. B. Cook. Auctionecr.

TIFTEEN YOUNG, WELL BROKE
e MULES. ATAuCII0N. -0n HUa1DAY. 18Th
18th. between Grace and Yfsukiin slreets, fifteen
yeasg. well broke Mulss. perfectly gentle end rsii
able animals.
tantion Of farmers, teowstero, end otAofu Wontin1
god stock. They are sold tor no hult
xeFms at sa1e. DOQOk.
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NEW FRESH GRASS BUTTBR.-Ws
~ have made arrang sments nth New Ysrk nat.
rymen for regular supply ol&heir choice BUT
New York City prices, with ONLY The 6f6sfsaoe Of
freight. We viii be implied regularly b. every
ticlc and a. cheap 70 Our Family 0rocsFs. - tAsy
can buy in New York. - 5.
apls-Imif Cor CARY and Pearl r.. Richms.A.
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MEAT BRICK TENEMRNT ON NAM

y SON ST, NEAR BROOKE AvGNUE AT AIIC.
slOM.Wil! be sold upon the premises on WED
NncDAf, the 18th instant, at 51S O'Clock M. 4
stsiy N rear OF the house formerly known g Clay
o.reet Cnape'. renting at ei23 per snnum.
r. Inc mouse has n ve rooms and il In good order
1nS .ot fronts about rs feet an runs hack 80 fest
10 ,asas-one-fourth cash; the balance at6, IL and
70 montns. Tor notes, with interest added and Sc
sha py trust deed Taxes for ls59 to be paid By
-w No pneschaser. JAS b TAYLOR 4 Sun,
WS AuctiODeers.
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HOUSE AND LOT ON Noprr .,n,

HOocE AND LOT ON NORTH SIDE
-, OnAf ST, FOR SALE AT AUCTION W.
,th Sav a as the premises on WEDN EsDAY, the
yery sss;rah, commencing at o'clock, F. Ma
pstss street and nearly adjoining the residence Of
k;, Il dIenn. Ee9 1t has four good rooms brick
ises. Ao~ "o'cr upon the PREM
Inc lot fronts 30 feet. and runs back 20 feet mora
OK less. to an alley 10 feet wide Gnu '0o'' n'ole
g. TERMS: q cash the balance at 6 70 and ~ ro,...
~ neeotlaele notes, with interest added and ss
cured BY Hust deed "N0'' anu se'
NV at, JAS M TAYLOR SON,
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BY Gcddin 8 Aprerson.
VALUABLE AND HIGHLY ATTRAC-
:, TIVE PAIN TWO nIl.la wHsE on KIuH.

VALUABLE AND HIGHLY ATTRAC-
TIVE IARM, TWO MILHa WEST or RICH.
MoND. NEAR W1sTaAM FLANK SOAn CfSN
TANNING i41s ACRES. RlR AALn At AuCTI0N.
DAY. the 18th dsy ef May, 1859, Commissioning 81 AZ
O'Clock NJ n fair. II not, the next fair day, the
valuable country seat located above and reesnty
owned BY Mr. II B Diostnson II eontsins Ills<
acres by recent survey. u Will be gub-dfvi6ei into
smaller parceIs to suit purchasers To the manson
house there will be attached 80 acres The Improve
menu consist OF large and handeome residencs.
containing 10 rooms. having long ptszzss IN front
and END. flushed In tho b.St modern style. with
marble msntles. and folding doors to the rarlors
ma dining rooms There are ample Accommods-
u9ns lor large number Of servants, and mnst ex-
ceient Barn. Stable. Tobacco House. Overseer's Cot
1c The so Z red clsy. and q recorded Of
ensracter Of the dwelling. ths Beautiful shr uobsry
~ mont o. T. and the lne shade trees surroundfDs
ssdo,, III y believed that more lovely place is
ssnr .prougntinto market. The particular atten-
sale. :" S"unuJ seat u called 70 tbs
IxhSMs.One-nfth cash; balance at 6. a. IA nd "a
IA Ioi negotiaeie notes interest addtd secur.
81 Dy aIust Seed The taxes for 1859 10 be raid by
my9 snCoNs
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"a uRiforEs cleaned by KING the EX.
Il serg't MAJOR Of Dragon Guards. and PREMIUM
n tc0urer from Baltimore.
MERCHANT TAIL0E's work done. Also Gentlemen 9
Clothing. as IT should te. quick. we'll and cheap.
- 81 0FFICE-on 10th street, between Main and
CAR my al
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DR.. H. CLARKE, DENTIST

W99f0 One Don. from Corner Qf7M and Franklin
Streets,
Is prepared to perform all operations known to the
profession. including the Regulating, Filling, Ex.
tracing and Inse rtiDg Teeth.
Having adopted the Galvanic Process OF extract
ing teeth for some time past, can offer to his pa
tients the full advantages of this valuable discove-
~. Teeth inserted in any manner now successfully
used l9-lms
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RUNAWAYS.

40 RUNAWAY-FIFTY DOLLARS
a RRWARD.-Runaway from my jail this
n day, my negro mau JOHN, about 25 or 26
- years old perfectly black. good teeth very
ikeIy fee. 10 or II inches high. He may be trying
10 gst 70 Aiddiesex county. from whence he came.
nh Ats BENJAMIN DAVIS.
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I,O ALL WHOM lT MAY CONCERN

TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.
i We, the undersigned have now in use one of
Mr. Vim III Bakers HYDRAULIC PRES5E as
used in fsttenng tobacco. and have no hesitancy
10 pronouncing it complete success, and our rrs-
sent intention Is to convert Der Of present
presses into the kind invented by Mr. Baxter All
Mr. u asks is trial Of his invention, and asks no
pay If il dot not perform all he says We would be
glad to chow it's working to any of our friends at
our factory on Perry street,
nv 6-3wt GILMAN. LYON Il BRODNAX.
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SPRING MrtLiNHRI
TO MANUFACTuRERa nprop ~

10 MANUFACTURERS OF TOBACC0
~ The undersigned 10 prcpared In fnr,i.h nv
D.nnULIo PRESSES, OF the most improved con,
auetion or alter the Screw Pressee now in mao M
III INC teaeh oil every manufacturer with a great
n,u aS OF room and the larger portion OF mschnery
keiainers are necessary. bat each Press ia e niat
be used 10 do the same work ~ '""e' ean
me improvement was patented April 18th. 1890
ahd consists IN casting the cylinder separate from
the mead OF the press The Under is banded with
head by bolt. and bowels, The joint is secnred hr
packing OF leather. india.rnbbcr, or other luta.
ole materal. and an iron plate This description il
necessary to warn all persons from using Cylinder
made by parties who have no right to the inproya
ment as such use is an Infringement of nv patent
VII BAXTER
pnt W.
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sp:s E L HE aiaTsR. Commissioner.
BEAUTIFUL FARM o. SIXTY ACRES,

y MuLES BELUW KICHMOND, ON THE
NEW g ENTk al ROAD FOB SALE AT
ACCTION.-Will be sold at auction, on the premi.
ses. on WEDNE-DAY. the llth of May 1889. com.
mencing at "A o'clock, the beautiful Farm located
As above. adjoining the lands recently owned bv
Messrs kllis & Peers. About half Of the place Is
in woods the balance open land. in q high state Of
Improvement. There are on the place several nns
springs The improvements consist of two dwell
ings. one Of which Is most excellent one having
rooms, be sides barn, kitchen, &c. The place s now
in the occupancy of Mr. Isaac sharpe, who will take
pleasure In showing 1t TO those desiring to view it,
TERMs-One-third cash; balance at IL and Is
months for negotiable notes, interest added secur
ed BY trust deed The taxes for 1859 to be paid by
the purchaser. 60DDIN APPERSON,
apps Auctioneers.
Immediately after the above sale, will be sold
lot of IL acres of land on thu opposite side of the
road suitable Tor Market Garden, has on it fine
spring
TaRMs-the same as above.
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r CAUTHORN. Auct

By Thomas W. Keesee, Auctioneer-
(Of6ce corner of 18th and Cary sts)
HOUSES FOR SALE AND LOTS FOR
=, - ,,s RENT AT AUCTlON.-Will be sold on WEN.
LSDa afternoon, the llth inst. at O'clock the
Framed Buildings on the Of Fran in and 7Ih
streets. ~ TN
ALSO,
stand. tn "A W K EEaEr ney
my 10 Anction.o.r
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE

= TRACT CT WooD LAND CoNrAy1Sa ,s,1 ac..s
On The alfH OAK swAMP. NILEs BsLw RICH,
John Otey and wife, dated "a Noysr,ber isss lLo
Iecoroed IN benrlco county court shall nj the "a
quest creditor named in the said deed proesed
6s ss +. p1 Yh sgcscn on the premises
fair II not the next fair day the tract of land lea
ted a. above. containing 1914 acres adjoining The
y ian Ma. OF Msssrs John Fisher. Henry Eimofe,
1he SOIL for the most part Is excellent, and Their.
i on tne tract large parcel Of timber aud pine
TERMS: Enough in cash to defeay I pense, of sale
and to pay of note OF $l0so. with interest from s
May, 1872 and as to the residue of the proceeds op
sucn terms 40 may be announced at the hour of
Taxes for lsss. to be paid ~ the purchaser
my9 w GODDiN. Trustee.
A BEAUTIFUL TWO STORY PRI.
n 1a1 xATE REsIDENCE, ON UNION HILL. AID.
JOINING THE Residences OF DR. d A
SMr .tI AND DANIEL Won GROWING
1859 at O'Clock, N, on the premises. the beanf;
ful residenc located as above 1t has been huilt
WITHIN the last few years, BY the owner, MIR A Ly-
b biOSk an1it was the study Of the designer to
pine the beautiful With atilityof which the hand
s ne poIcnes and the numerous closets give abun-
dsnt proof The building is warmed By one Of
best hot air furnaces Adjoining he main
Win q cellar about eight feet pitch The kitchen
i supplied with one Of Mott's patent Cooking
hanges. There is a well OF fine water on the DIG.
The views enjoyed from any part of the prem ses.
Mhcn &c ontains about an acre of groupd beautiful.
t iaio OUT 10 walks. with ornamental trees, fruit
one ofshe most extended, and not surpassed By any
IN the neighbOrh0od of Richmond.
Terms ma 10 known at sale.
~ ns premises can bs inspected at any time. and
81 information had by applying to Alb LIZ brock nj
VIM sattler Co.'S. No l4s Main street, or
Messrs aODDIN APPxRSoN.