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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-02

AUSTRIAN ORDER OF THE DAY.
Depending on my righs,
on The enthusiasm OF my
subj cts. on the Courage Of
my army, and Oh the natu-
raj allies OF Austria, | waged
war IN order 10 mAintsln TO-
violate The existing treaties.
Ny subjects / found ~dl
Jag "a make any and every
sacrifice. Sansc.3sry Coz
tiicts have proved to the
world the feAriessness and
heroism of my gallant army,
which, although II Ia ipfe.
rior ia humber TO the enemy,
aud has lost thousands Of
officers aud private soldiers,
is full Uf strength and cour.
age, aud joyfaiiy looks for
ward TO the renewal OF the
1t, ugele. Being without al
lies, ! yield 70 toe unfsvors
bic political relations, il be-
Ing my first duty to avoid
shedding, TO no purpose, the
blood Of my soloiery and
demanding useless sacrifices
On tne part OF my people,
l conclude peace on tue
basis Of the line Of the MIN
clio.
From my inuost heart l
thank my army, which mas
again proved 70 me ho "
CON pletely l can depend on
Il in fusyre wsrs.
FRANUT5 JOSEPH.
VERONA, July IL, 1869.
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THE TREATY OF vILLAFRAECA,
SPEECH OF THE EMPEROR OF FRANCE
PARIS, Jul 2 90 1859


The AOnitear contains the follr wing
., I s sysn1g The we'd the grea
Count de Gerpy aud N. roche sddrs sa
tory 10 1s The Eps rsr shsuSed sne
conduct during the great events He saudi 'of n''
inevitably about TO obs pgr te rs,-s ~ snv s'usse ~
political aspect 0Siised ~ ~ Mei. ~ ni,.Aly
trout, who ent. epche3 h.h, h.esos .ne coem! ~
protected his fsnk oy ,ha rsr h.eat iVucesee anu
Ing territory Apa about 10 beein y, nS su.ouno
found myself in the face Of ionf' s"o os'.eu Nar
dispute our soccesss or sasrs Europo' ss' req -
theless, the difficulty Of the ase our se' err
shaken my refouiion II tho enterprise "ouu no' nave
proportion to the reeuts "a mesos ns1 NV W. oot o
1t was necessary to crus ne espsos LEU
and then 70 accept cong oo'oiy VIZ oo~ dee opposed
the Adge 1t necV &c. on sns mn" a. well es OF
with she concurrence o. eryto ormy opIseves openly
70 on shedding pfecior revSauon' was necessary &
sovereign should OF oiood sn At last risk ss ga ct
country. II IhaYo y sase icr the Independence or hi
r'ness or exhaustion soppej nelIoer through wea
csuse which lees >, nor tnoueh Abandoning toe non
SsN great feac re1 - sGve bot the int rcss u France
selders 10 rev arce 20 put cpou the srd,r OF ou
ench rrom my programmes the territory
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THE INTERVIEWS OF NAPOLEON AND

THE INTERVIEWS OF NAPOLEON AND
FRANCIS JOSEPH.
MEETING OF .HB TWO KMPERoRs IN PRESENCE CT
THElh STA rFS-THEIR UNIFORMS AND GREETINGS
RETlRENENr TO THR DIPLOMATIC CONFERENCE
!NTENF,E ANXIETY oUrsIpE-TAKINS LEAVE.
ieve from Valepyo Of July IL, IN the London I'.s
E~ perors vlllasrancs, Hsays-Wnen the soyercSns
We're about 10 the house tho NOME Ssstos we,e
ranged or the yisht in veetkue, and the Oens Gnaas
on the est Tne Emperor Francis Joseph INSISTED On me
Emreror Napoleon entering fret Ino E"peror ,ns'so
ylapcis Joseph to berasiast oat my s,t nn, ~ No
excused ~ he bad breskfAsted before setsiDg OUT.
The two Emperors then entered inc slpg room sone'
Their M.iesiss sat Opposite sdes oil me table,
The Emperor Napoleon laid on the taele Anew csArettes
in 40 envelope, aud offered one 70 the young sovereign
80 aernnad it Although third person heard word
af vbas psssed at interview. can state that they
corversea eornetrres Itaian but more frequently
Es,man. ,os a wcrd written down. Daring tho con.
S.ysatou the Emperor Naroeou ASH Eaech snca ", pick
I'd 10 pieces Of Che flowers placed in before
him.
Or isyuing RON the house she Emnernr Napoleon
yersed irss. Win Baron Ress, chile Francis Joseph
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THE PEACE PROCLaMATTONS OF THE TWO
EMPERORS.

When war was declared By Austr!a aud France We
prinyed 10 parallel columns the declarations Of Louis Ma
ps.eon and Francis Joseph, by say of contrast We
1--WE, in the form, the orders Of the day through
which the Emperors announced to their respective
and peoples The usion of peace. The ompari
son Ike tina. OF the declarations OF war 10 interesting
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FRENCH ORDER OF THE DAY
the pases Of peac. nave
beer arranged s,th the En-
peror OF Austria; the prin-
cipsl object OF zoe war osa
been optsioed; Italy is ABOUT
70 become for the fret time
q DsuoD. A confederation
Of all the Italian States
upoer the honorary Presi.
deDcy OF the aoly Father.
VIII unite hem togt tier "a
the members OF one family.
Venetja, II 10 true, refnsics
under the sceptrA Of Aus
tria IL will, nevertheless,
be an Italian province, con
stitutitunps a part Of the
Confederation.
The union Of LombadRy
with P,eamont cYeates for
us ON tb,s side Of sae Alps
q powerful ally, VINO will
owe to us his Independence.
The governments ubcon-
nected with yhis movement
Ten dehors 6lu motlpensent),
or recalled 70 their posses
sions, will comprehend the
Decs ssisv OF salutary re-
forms. A general anoeety
win cause 10 disappear the
traces OF civil discord. Ita-
iy, bescetortb mistress Of
Ter dest,nies, will only bave
TO blame herself II she 90
not regularly progress in
order and liberty.
You will soon return TO
France The grateful coun-
Try will welcome with
transport thoes soldiers who
have borne 40 hign the glory
Of our arms a Nontepeilo,
Pslestro, Turbieo, Magenta,
bsr'epan ana Solteriuo I;
who, In Two months, have
enancipated Piedmont and
Lombsrdy, and only paused
because the struggle was
about to assume propor-
tiope inconsistent with the
Interests OF France IN con-
pec,ion With this formidable
war.
Be also proud Of your
success, proud Of the re-
cults obtained, proud, above
al, OF beng the well De-
loved children Of that
FrApce which viii ever con-
tinue q great nation 40 long
a. it shall have q heart TO
comprehend noble causes
and men ike yourselves to
defend them.
NAPOLEON.
VALEGGIo, July ~, 1870.
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A.. sI MAJ S1AvEs-Mss Bates the sister of
tne hon, EDWARD Bates, OF ST. Lous reeea,l, sm,ac,
pau ne ,sss OF thirty two slaves ~b, formed part of
per lpnetNsncc and whom gradnag ee, frce az
oon Judge Bates emsnopsed the las. OF as saves seye
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-12
AUCTION rALne.
~ doddin 4 Apperson. Aucts.


CMALL BRICK TENEMENT ON MA
= Wy HILL. At 1Hs CORNER or an Ann
Ma n n n 2 I'M .rr; f0h SALE AT AUCTION
VII ee eoia on THURSDAY afternoon. the I7th Of
Maren, lcoy on fhe Drrsfises. ct O'clock The Inf
with Dricx tensasnt thereon, Iocated e. shoye'
occupied ~ sa,sh Harris. and adjoining the real
dence Of Mr. Wsadlinssr The lot fronts 81 fset
runs back I22 feet TO an alley. " ''
sTxRNs.One-third cash: balance ct 8 and m0a M
Lor psgotisoie notes, interest added, secured by
trust deed. The taxes for 1859 to Be paid By Inc
NH Il 6ODDIN Z APPERsoN. Auct..
MOST VALUABLE AND HANDSOME.
AvA LIZ LOCATED LOT, At THE CORNER on
TENTH AND CLAY SIRE ETH. FOR SALE At
AuCTlON.-WiiI be sold on WEDNESDAY, tie 23d
day OF March, 1859. on the premises, commencing
az O'Clock, M, the very valuable Lot located g
ABOVE, tbeng part Of the lot which the late Geo
Fsher resided at his death adjoining the residence
OF Rev Amber Weed. Ii has front of 70 feet a
the west line of 10th street, and . depth on the
feet vide.
After the sale OF the Lot will be sold all the brick
nu'dlngs and ether materials thereon-the same
TO be removed in 80 days
me foregoing lot i, beautifully located. and IL
Justly regarded as among the most valuable in the
CITY. Tor handsome private residences.
IEhhS-One-fourth cash; balance at 6. II and Is
months. Tor negotiable notes. interest added secur
ca oy trust deed. The taxes for 1859 to be paid by
the purchaser.
NH 10 GODDIN Il ApPsRsOy. Aucts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-12
BY Robert b. Lyme.
DUBLIC SALE OF TWO HUNDRED

DUBLIC SALE OF TWO HUNDRED
L AND FIFTY-TWO ACRES OF VALUABLE
LAND, IN HANOVER COUNTY, NINE MILES
FROM RICHMOND, AND ONE MILE FROM AT
LEES WATER STATION. ON THE CENTRAL
auction, on WEDNESDAY. March the 10th, At ~
O'clock. upon the premises. if fair Git not. the next
fair day thereafter that valuable TRACT OF
LAND, described above, adjoining the lands OF
Tmberlake and others. containing two hundred
and fifty-two acres-about thirty OF which are
cleared and produces well of the usual crops espe-
cially tobacco and vegetables. It would answer
well for q market garden, bsing within fifteen mi
nutes travel 70 Richmond. From tfty 70 sixty acres
more could. with . small expenditure. DC brought
under cultivation. The balance OF the Land 10 well
set in oak. .
awellinr nesrIy new, containing four rooms, and
the usuai outbuildings and we'll OF exeelient wa.
ter In the yard. The location 10 very healthy, ana
4 great bargain can be purchased privately.
immt date application be made to the suoscriber-
If Mold nriyatsiy. due notice will be given.
- ' RIO LYME. Auct.
Office In Basement Of Metropolitan han.
1-fda
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By Chas. T. Wortham q ca

[ ,AkGO N. 0. SUGAR and MOLAsSES
. ~ " arch use, the Dock Commencing at
Joosa we will sell the cargo per schr Jas
a! hhds prime to choice New Or,aars sro.r
US bbls prime Molasses o'''"N' sugar
dEanMs-for sums under 90 cash: over SIM fopr
-A'n'hs creolt Tor approved negotiable paper
uh,o l., CHAS 7 WORKMAN & 90, Aucts.
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W7ADsNORTH, TURNER s CO,

W No Is. FOUkIfkNTH bIhEFI -
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN FOREIGN AND
DOMESTIC DRY GOODS.
HAVING Tt ceived by recent arrivals a complets
sssortuent of STAPLE AND FANCY DRY
GOODS, comprising altogether. a very desirable
trads Of Virginia, North Carolina and Tennessee.
all OF which the trade is respectfully invited to ex
o-aiaa nh Pm
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By E. 3. Cook, Auct'r.

.ARGE ASSORTMENT OF FURNI-
- - TURE AT AUCTI0N.-On MONDAY, the I4th
insl at Ieoclock. at my store, 1 will sell q large
assortment OF Household Furniture, Consisting Of
Mahogany Wardrobes Bureaus
. Washstands, Sideboards
French and Cottage Bedsteads
Chairs. cane and wood seat; Marble ton Tables.
Strockery; Glass Ware; Hair. Shuck and Spring Mat
trasses; Feather Beds, &c, &c.
ALSO,
"a entirely new Cottage Bedsteads.
NH ~ d C0,,v -.
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By Richard Cauthorr.

MICH COW AND CALF, AT AUC-
=, - TiON-on SATURDAY. 18th iust. st 70 o,elk.
not L9s, near the virginia Central Kairosd es
osiI, not more than four weeks cid. "''-
SfhINH WAGON.-I will also offer for sala =
Gpya, ;rw sson, nearly new, with Harness. Polsaud
sIhEEr WAaoN.-Also. Street Wagon.
III CAurHORN
Wi, Viii be added to my sale This Morning. anothar
M LED Vow having young Calf at her side
are well broken to work. belonging TO the CITY 81
Rlchmoad. Sold by order of the 6uperf 1tendent AZ
streets. Imh III OAUTHuRN
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Il TIFUL BUILDING LOT AT THE CORNER
OF LEIGH AND 6TH STREETS.-As Trustee in a
deed of trust executed to the subscriber by Mr. Jpo
Williams. dated 9Th January. 1858. duly recorded
in Richmond Hastings Court. shall sell ut public
auction: on the premises, on MONDAY, the 2ist
day of March, 1889. at o'clock pm, if fair il not
the next day. that most beautiful Lot located a.
above. fronting the south side of Leigh street. As
feet. more or less running ack l2l feet to an alley
adjoining the residence now owned and occupie d ty
DR. David Doggett. This Lot is justly regarded az
among the most beautiful and desirable in that i'm
proving part of the city.
The terms will be remarkably liberal only enough
In cash to defray expenses of the sale a to the
hour OF sale) for bond with good personal security.
bearing interest, the same pay able half yearly Sc
cured by trust deed The taxes for 1889 to be paid
by the purchaser. JOHN GIBSON,
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DRY GUODS-hstonishi low NO ~
L q

nKf MISUNDERSTANDING low mo z
~ Maiu street JOSEPH sTRAUSE.
Cheap Goods, from .uction-Blue, Green aud
Brown Berage, for Wells, at 20 cents. selling at
other places st 30 cents; Ladies Belts, at cents
Broxn Linen, at l2}s. ac, worth double the money,
suitable Tor Boy and Mems wear English Meri-
ms AZ IS, &c Scotch Plsds, 225s cts; Black SILKS
sens left. at Is cts astonishing cheap Check aud
CsgIbric aus.in 10 cts and upwards; plain and fig
ure! De LANES. I24k cts ana highet French Me-
riuo and Coiored Silks, at half their value; excei
lent quality Kid Gloves 375e cts; black. white and
mixed Hose. 10 cts a pair; swiss and Cambria Col
lar, the cheapest in the city; Servant and Bed
Baskets Is per cent less than cost; brown and
lies he'd Cotton, at oil prices. &C. If you want
.frarr Il. Il JOSEPH STRaUSE
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TRUSTEES SAFE OF HORSES

BUGGY, farming IMPLEMENTS. &c AS f
tee in certain deed of trust from r. D. Carter, IA
Henrico County Court. shall sell at public auc-
ton. at the farm in Henrico, the Three-ChOpped
which said Carter now iresides, on MONDAY.
the 2lst March, 1889 at II o'clock, A. NJ if fair, if
not the next fair day. the personal property con.
lowing; horses, mules. cows so hogs, car.
rp,ge. buggy, carts, threshing machine and all
the nal variety. "
TERMs.An sums under s2ox cash; over that
amount; months credit, for approved endorsed
NH
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By Alex. Mott. Auct.

HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FUR
= NITURE AT AUCTION.-Will be sold at auc-
t in. on MONDAY. March l4th commencing at
JAG kson street. between st John and ct Paul sts
hls entire stock of Household and Kitchen Furnj.
lure, consisting of Beds, Mattresses Tables Chair
Kitchen Utensils "nN
NH IL ITEY MOTT a,,.
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BY P. C. Larus, Auct'r.

=. % IdrUB, AuCt'f.
HAi Ar AUCTION.--As have CON-
=, Guided to discontinue the uon 49,, D.,
Tqslners will offer for SALE at public anct;on see
nr;,a q next at 10 O'Clock NJ about AZ, hal
on Pearl street second door below Messrs oGonpasu
w; a COS once The above sale will take p,ace
Ters 70 weather rs the Hay is ali in store
AefhiS (Which viii be libsraD made known at saie
Gall GEO L THOMAS, No 3 Main s If
SAFE conducted BY c LARus, Auct. "'n b.
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RRICK TENEMENT ON NORTH SIDE

KnOh IENEMENT UN NUKTH EIDE
- on LEIGH STREET, NEAR TO BROOKE
on TUESDAY, the 25d day of March. 1859. on the
premises. commencing at 4 O'Clock r NJ the BRICK
Tenement. located as above. formerly owned and
occupied by the late William Slater IL il well
built and is quite convenient for the accommoda-
ton of q small family
TEsMs-One-ihird cash; balance at and months
for negotiable notes. interest added and title re.
tanned til last note be paid. The taxes for 1889 70
be paid by the purchaser.
NH 10 GODDIN APpERSON ADcfs
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WOOD AND COAL.--JOHN " r1aT-
kssn ER-0rays Yard. near the Armory-.nl
MvoU and COAL. also. Oak and Ceisr p1a 81"
VICE. ne vii deliver in any part Of the CITY
yers ieIt at the Yard or at the store Of stehh,r.
Ne % Main street. will receive prompt attention.
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nss CHINA GLALsS AND EARTH

RsSF ENWARE--O TAYLOR, liz Main street, is
en- now IN receipt of his spIing stock Of goods,
mostly of hi7 own importation, embracing great
variety of white gilt, and decorated China; white
Granite and blue printed ware, of the best quality
expressly tor the J0bbing trade; Cut and Pressed
Glass of variety styles and qualities Also plated
and BRITANNIA Ice Pitchers, Casters Spoons and
Forks Also, a fine assortment of Walters, Table
Cutlery, Japanned Ware, &C, &c. He feels assured
he can sell goods low any Jobbing house at the
North. An examination of his stock is respectfully
solicited. NH l0-2m
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- :. :,
BY r. @ larus, Auction~er

0kElTURE. DRY GOODS AND emo. :
co-nsr :.-Willb be sold 1t auetton, e nv soora.
TIA ioth - lath streets. on sAfoRDAY ma
LOT 81 NJ ~ commencing q lA,f o'clook ~ I,
" NV nnnnneS second hand Purnsturs. - -.
nooos: nne e.oftEeut Hrsiery ma Eeef SSiSse
snd Urawers; coed lot Ready Ma6s Ciosh,s". 49,.
shoes, Hats ard Caps, &c S'SsA'sss 49,
6kOQEkIEs - Whiskey. Rraudy. Gin v,...
snssr. conse. holaases. Soap. Osrdies. Hscon. -
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ERESH Drugs AND MEUICINES.-
l. Hedymsn. Clarke Co.'S pure Cod Liver Oil:
HolIoway's W orm Confections; Gayetty's Medical d
Paper; Querns Cod Liver Oil Jelly; All kinds of
Garden ed Onion Sets; Lubin's Extracts (yarie-
New Jersey and Franklin Zinc; White Lead. dry
and in oil; Maccaboy and Scotch Snuff; Citrate
Magnesia; fresh Burning Fluid. always Oh hand;
Po.lard's Rhuematic Liniment For sale BY
JNO w POLLARD,
NH II Drpggist 18th street.
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TO MERCHANTS.

A NEW BUTTER DEPOT has been
"A opened ct the stand No TX Main street south
aide bs!o s,o 0d Market and oppo.iss Mr. Nilan
of the best Goshen. 0lades and Virrinie n ITSH
can be supplied at short notice. by
JAMES @ READ.
NH 5-lms Dealer In Butter Lard and E9sa
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THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES of the
4 Richmond Laneasterian School will proceed 70
the election OF two FEMALE TEACHERS for the
prieafy sebdol of the Male Department ON TUES
DAY the 18th instant. The salary 10 $50 each per
sahnun. pay able quarterly. with the privilege Of
living 10 the rcbooi House rertfree
Applicants for the Situations wiz please forward
tbeir tsstiInonisis " Mr sAM'L PuTNkf. Presi.
aent, 0r u JOHN DOVE.
NH aid sao'y
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"a ZI-ZLSW5WtubU
Should the 18th of March be unfair. the sale
will DO postponed until the first fair day thereafter.
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DICH SPRING GOODS.

II THos PRICE co are getting in daily
new aud elegant Fancy good for early Spring es,
aud will be ieplep,hed daily, thr. ughout The en-
tire season, with Every ttfnz that is rich aud desi-
fable in
Splendid silks aad silk Robes; splendid Bsreges
md Robes; foulards ADD Robes; 0reandies and
Robes; French Lawns and Musiins Jaconets; y
Chints, 3c Embroiseries; Lace sets; Thread col
ars; Threat Wells; Clever; Ekfrts; Hosiery Lsces,
&c la irish Linens and Linen Goods OF their own
importation and most approved make. they will be
Amply stoek ed asaso In every description u White
Goods brought to any market in the country
In HEAtY GOODS they have q full line, bona ht
stfJre the receut advance 10 these goods. W afch
they will sell al less than regular market value Ne
losg ss they last
hetail aud whole sale buyers are invited To give
then call TH0s X PRICE co,
mb 3 Wholesale and Retail Dealers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-12

sszsSaym CHICKERING PLANTS
ANOTHER LOT of these sn,end;a
=, p;oaa We have now as fine an assortmen;
and a. can DC found in any of the large cities
tue factory, from S225 to SlMO 'no same as at
IN inns let we have also the much admired Po;.
ac no'T aud the new Scale Circular 49,, 1vh ois
for volume and beauty of tone neariv so wh len
Grand To these new kinds we solicit tbe att, ;ne
of Professors and Amateurs e"s'eh'on
The ThalbeI & Grand is still on hand for .e,.
Orders from abroad, with re'ere noes win he nrnc
tualiy attended to- Drawings of Pianos win the
prices. furnished free of charge WIN WIG
The Instruments iron, this factory hare uasyersnu,,
cGrTted the first medals. diplomas and Awards orey
all competitors, an all FAIRS chers theu h0re bss,, r
hibitei. an EurOpe and america The first ,,rofss
ors mechanics and Judges qfboth countries are xnG,
iHoNs an d,cardtng them the highest perfection War
ranty gwen for any length of time
Wsrerooms-North side of Broad street near 9th
and az HABLIsToN Bros, No 1863 Main street
jag NATH'L CARUSI Sole Agent
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W GNpdN, Trustee.
TRUsTEE's SALE OF LAND AND

Il
PERSONAL PROPERTY. virtne If a daod
rom barritier Cox bearing date February 10th.
1901 duiy recorded in the Clerk Office OF Heprco
county Court. of an order of said Court and wilh
the consent Of said Cox. We SHALL as Trustees On
the 25tA day OF March 1889 at IL O'Clock NJ sell on
the premises, the tract Of Land In Henrjco count
containing about 100 Acres lying on James river
on osborne turnpike. between the lands Of mrs
Gnar1n, and about eight miles from the citv of
Richmond; it being part Of the tract of land own
60 ~ the late Edward Cox, known as Lilly Valley
The sale will be for cash, but If the purchaser
desire it. on the day of SALE the beneficiary in the
deed viii make the terms liberal. The title il be-
leved to be go d. bat selling as Trustees we sbau
only convey with special warrants. "''
JAMES ELLETT
JOHN WILLIAMS. Trustees
will, at the above named time and place. a.
Trustee. in another deed from Barriter II Cox dated
the Goth day Of October 1853 recorded In the Cierks
office of Henrico County Cjurt sell for cash. one
horse. lot of corn, fodder, oats shucks, bricks
timber, shingles and other personal property
JOHN WILLIAMS, Trustee,
fe 2l-2tsw3wtdtd
Should the 18th of March be unfair, the sale
will DO postponed until the first fair day thereafter.
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N<OMMISSIONEk'S SALE OF LOT OE

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LOT OF
- GROUND in BULLOCK'S AND HARRIS
cree of the Henrico County Court pronounced on
the 18th day of August 1858. the case of Darra-
the Commissioner thereby appointed. will proceed
to sell at public suotion. upon the premises. on
AZ O'Clock. NJ. Lot Of Land part of Lot No Is in
Bullock's and Harris addition, fronting on Broad
street. 25 feet. and running back 40 feet on Smith
street to an alley Is feet wide.
TERMs-One-third cash; the balance at and IL
months, for negotiable notes, with interest added
and title retained until the purchase money is fully
paid off. JOHN A HUTCHINSON,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-12
mh4 HENRY w QUARLES, Auct.
TRUHTEE'S Bale OF PROPERTY IN
Terms mad known at tho sale.
NH did BENJAMIN II NASH. Trustee.
COMMISSIONERS SALE Of MIL

NON M lSSIONEh6 GALE Or MILL
~ AND LANDS IN HANOVER C0UNTY-fn
pursuance Of decree of the Circuit Court Of Han
over County, entered the I'd day OF october 1853
in the suit Of Dukes administrator against Taylors
administrator aud others, the undersigned Commits
soners named in the said decree, will sell. on the
premises at public auction. 70 the highest bidder
on WEDNESDAY,, the 23d day of March, 1859. the
Lands and Mills In the said decree msntiooed, being
lst The Mill, formerly known as Darracott's Mill,
with 81 acres Of land thereto attached and for Sc
yeral years past In the occupancy OF Robert Elicit,
situate In the county Of Hanover. the southside
Of South Anna river, and adjoining the land OF the
late VIM Winston, and the Richmond, freder-
icksburg and Potomac Railroad Also, %, 2 tract
Of Land called Kimbrough's. with the buildings
and improvements thereon adjoining the Mill tract
and the lands OF VIM l. Wood and others. This
property is considered valuable-the Mill being we'll
located tor country custom, and having ready &C
cess TO the city of Richmond.
The title il believed to be unquestionable. but a.
Commissioners We shall sell with special warranty
only
TKRMs-One-f fourth cash. balance upon 0 credit Of
six, twelve and eighteen menths. with interest from
the day Of sale The purchaser TO awe bond. With
good security. for the deferred payments. and title
retained until the purchase money Il all paid.
sale 10 commence at II O'Clock. A III.
VIM % WIs5T0N. L co.,,,,..,an.r.
O G GRISWoLD,