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Crutcher Aanas, Edgeneld

DURSUANT 10 DEGREES OF the Chancery Court at
Il Nashville In the case OF CRUTcHER VS.. CKUrcHER
the Undersigned will sell at public sale pre- mi
SEES,
Thursday, the 5th day of Sept. 1859,
that valuable property known as the Crutcher Tract
Of Land lying across the from the city adjoin-
ing Edgefeid on the North and containing upwards
OF 10 acres,
The property has been tastefulIy laid OF into large
lotsnd plan OF the DIVISION with full PARTICULARS
&c. will be published In hand bills few days and
To- these the attention of buyers par
ueulaTly solicited. J. L, GLEAYES, c. * NJ
augs-td. A V. 5. IISDsLEY A tent.
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MRS. WINSLOW.
RELIEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS.
Price Is cents per BOTTLE.

n
We have put up and sold
years, and CAN SAY, IN
IL, what we have never
any other medicine-NEV
A SINGLE INSTANCE. To
timely usedl Never did =
Of dissatisfaction by any =
the contrary, all are de -
tons, and speak IN terms =
ton of its magical effects
We speak in this matter =
alter ten years expert
REPUTATION FOR THE FULFIL
DECLARE. In almost every
fant is suffering from pain >,
will be found In fifteen or -
the syrup is admins y
This valuable prepara
of one CT the MOST EX =
Full NURSES in New Eng :
used with NkvER-FAIL =
THOUSANDS =
Not only relieves the child =
crates the stomach and -
ity and gives tone and en-
TEN. IL will almost in
GRIPPING IN THE >,
WIND =
and overcome commissions =
remcdied, end in death.
and suRSsT REMEDY ~ THE :.
DYSENTERY AND DIAR :.
whether il arises from a
other cause. We would y
who has a child suffering :
ing compiaints-DO NOT >
CES. NOR THE PREJU p
stand between your suffer
that viii be sure-yes,
to follow the use Of this
used. y
Full directions for using :
bottle. None genuine un :
CURTIS \ PERKINS, New z
side wrapper.
Sold by druggists through
Principal oihce No. l3,
June7dSWly Price rs
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this article for over ten
coNFIDEScE AND T&1TH of
been able 10 say of
Err HAS IT FAILED IN
EFFECT A CURE, when
We know an instance
one who used IL, on
lighted with its opera
. Of highest cOmmenda-
. and medical virtues.
} "wHAT WE DO KNOW"
ence, AND PLEDGE OUR
MENr or WHAT VIZ HERE
instance where the in
5 aud exhaustion, relle
, twenty minutes after
: tered.
ton is the prescription
: PERlENCED and skill.
: land, and has been
: ING SUCCESS IN
I OF CASES.
Z from pain, but invig
: bowels, corrects acidi.
ergy 10 the whole sys-
sttntly relieve
n BOWELS, AND
:, COLlC.
; which IL not speedily
We believe IL the besi
: WORLD, in all cases OF
: KHCEA IN CHILDREN
: teething. or from any
? say 10 every mother
: from any of the forego-
; LET YOUR PREJUDI.
, DlCES OF OTHERS.
ing child and the reliet
ABSOLUTELY SURE
. medicine, il timely
: will accompany each
: less the fac-simile OF
: York, Is on the out
out the world.
Cedar st. New York;
cents per bottle.
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Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods!

WE in receipt of our Spring and Summer stock
w of READY MADE CLOTHING, and all the latest
styles and imporatons Of goods for our regular Gus
tom work, suitable for Summer wear which we are
onident cannot fail to please in quality beauty and
texture, aud know we and tciu manufacture them
in style equal TO any house in the city We are
well prepared and give close attention 10 the manu-
facure Of all kinds and descriptions of gentemen,s
apparel.
BS-Our resident partnerin the East gives his whole
attention TO the manufacturing business and his long
experience heretofore in furnishing Ready made
Goods for the market, combined with his knowledge
OF the trade, would convince US, did we not know
that our present stock is the MOST COMPLETE AND
TASTEFUL We have ever had the pleasure of present.
ing TO our customers. rendering our numerous
friends old aud new customers our grateful thanks
for their many favors heretofore and assuring them
that it will ever be pleasure for be at their ser
vice, we remain,
June2-d2m. r. C. ANDERSON * co
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Spring and Summer Clothing.

Aninspection ofthe stock does notinvolve the nece
sity of purchase.
WE are now receiving entire new stock Of
w ready -madeClothing and men IS Furnishingand
Piece Goods and would particularly call the attention
of dealers 10 the style and make of our garments
most OF which was made to our order and the work
OF which we Will warrantto stand Our stock is COM
prsed in part of all the styles of Cloth Coats
all Callouns, frock dress, office, business, skeleton
tweed linen drab dcta alpaca and cashmere Coats
cashmere and tweed suits 10 match; silk and Mar.
seilles Vestings; Pants i great variety.
Youths, Boys and Childrens Clothing.
Our stock is entirely new, comprising every good
style and quality.
Mems Furnishing Goods.
We invite particular attention our improved cut
Shirts, as II is the most dc srabe and reliable make
Shirt in the market. Gloves, Suspenders Scarfs
Necktes ,Cravats, Handkerchiefs Half Hose needle.
worked Shirt Bosoms, and a full stock under wear
Piece Goods.
Black blue brown and dahlia Cloths black and fan
cy ciassimeres, in great variety, silk and Marseille
Vestings; dress, deta and linen Drngs; Umbrellas
&c, &e., &c.
n. B-Cothing cut to order
WARD, BIRMINGHAM * CO, Practical Tailors
mar23 No. 20 Public Square, Nashville.
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Letter from the President of the United States

''kxEcUTivE MANSION, WASHINGTON,
Jan 3lst, 1858.
ssMR. EMANUEL LyoS-Dear Sir: have the pleas
ure to inform yon that the Royal Commission of the
Worlds Fair, at London, have awarded you Medal
and certificate for the great value OF your Magnetic
Powders, &c. AHLARD FILLMORE, Chairman"
The above was accompanied by certificate of
pripce Albert
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New Firm.

TUE undersigned have this day associated them-
Il selves together under the firm name OF ARCHER
CHEATHAM 4 BROTHER Tor the PURPOSE of transart
ing Liquor and Vine, Cigar and Tobacco BUSINESS
similar IN every respect 10 that carried on by Their
predecessors, Williamson 4 Cheatnam and hone nv
strict attention 10 business merit Continuance or
the patronage literally extended 10 thai eancern
Nashville, July 9th, 1859.
ARCHER CTIEATHAM
l1lys-u JOHN l. CHEATHAM
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Strayed.

LvR0H lbs Gig, sboat fAFsa Eaanshs r<x<,
II 40. large aarkred NCLkT c0~. 49,
white Be D., whisa - Ia her forehead 49,
Asleaszl r~~afa ~ Be glsea lor sag =
esr Esssss g lbs esisee- falyzf-e
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-12

PRINTER TURNED PoEr.-Somebody has
picked up and left on our table onehalf of
the cover of pamphlet copy of the Proceed
ings of the National Typographical Union,
on the blank side of which are the following
touching lines, evidently written by a Dead
erick street typo:
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grp GOODS gtotbing.
Great Reduction.

WITH the view OF selling everything in
w way Of SUMNER STOCK, we have this day re-
duced the prices 10 figures that must insure their
sale and all persons not supplied would do well 20
the following articles, they viii be sold without re-
gard 70 COST FOR CASH, TO PROMPT BUYERS or TINE
Rich Simmer Silks, Of all kinds,
Rich Printed Grenadines g g
Rich Printed Bareges, " g
Rich Printed organdies,
Rich Printed Jaconets,
Together with endless variety Of LOW
LAWNS; in fact, everything PERsHABIB ia the way Of
Summer Goods, viii be sold at VERY LOW PRICES
eve mean what we say.'
R. C. McNAIRY & co.
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From the Daily Dirtylaunch.
.rrbe Defeat of EthersOn Emmertdge.

..sound the loud horn DER the billowy frog pond"
II affords us unutterable rapture to an
,nounce that Emerson Emmeridge, the
.arcb-scoundrel of the country, the peculiar
mot of villains, has been defeated Tor consta-
HE in the Dog Fennel District. Indeed we
find all languages wholly too feeble to ex-
.nrass the nnfathomable JOY we feel at this
result. We intend to get high on an invert-
ed nail-keg. wave our hat, ana give one long
loud boiler for the glorious Catskins. Emme-
ridge, the infamous, cOnsummate, and I'M
mitirated black guard-the dastardly robber
of poor-house hen-roost and would-be butch
erer of women and children-is defeated
We really pity this cold-blooded assassin
from the bottom of our heart. Ii he has the
least spark OF soul lett i'll his infamous body,
the scathing, whitening, burning rebuke he
has received from the voters OF the Dog
Fennel District will cause him TO cut bis
miserable throat in everlasting despair
The foul aud damning acts of vlllainy OF
which the ensanguined monster has been
pynilty are enough 10 sink him millions OF
times deeper in Hades than sunbeam would
travel in the period of time that must elapse
from the birth of Adam to the death OF the
devil. He is booted at by all men, living or
dead, and must stand forever blackened
monument of infamy, fixed statue upon the
pedestaI of scornl The vile fend has his re-
yirtuous, condemned by the honest, and
scOrned by the great, he can never more hope
TO drink another drop OF Ticker with honest
men as long as his degraded life shall
last. History tells us that the people
of a certain nation were wont TO have sham
hen-roost robberies. and pretended to punish
the robbers by putting them under a pump.
that the outh of the nation might be Impress
ed with the Importance OF avoiding that style
of larceny The defeat of Emerson Emmeridge
may serve a similar purpose in the Dog Fen
mel District Had be been elected, the jurors
would have held their noses when he APP
Deared ia the court room, the other cvnsta-
bles would have resigned in disgust, aud the
Judge would have kicked him into the street.
Standing upon the pedestal OF iniamy, he
would have been used Us sgn-post ever
mounting out the directest route To ruin aud
disgrace.
Later from Dog FsaneI.-We have just seen
a dispatch which says: - The Imposition
have ue-purchased their combustibles, DC :,
and are going to make third or fourth at
tempt to bring off their Publication over the
defeat of ENMERIDGE."
.St,H Latr- Great Excitement has been
caused by the arrival of the news that "EM-
MERIDGE is certainly elected. Polls about to
close and but two voters TO hear from,
who, being drunk, will vote for CATsKINs."
The Idtest.-A passenger by the last stage,
says that The official returns give CArsKINs u
majority of three.
H1rrah for Ensaertdge!-We stop the press
TO announce that the official returns have
come TO hand, aud EMMERIDGE is triumphant
ly elected by majority of l5l
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EuFrEss SHARES MECHANICS, nuIIIasa As
4 s's1AEoS EIOcK -xEa1slrs %
nasse-u z 4 ei-Aseocx ~ CO.
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To School Trustees.

A LADY, every way eempeteaf. desires a ktua-
n TIN as PgtSrERAL % FE 4ALE SCHOOL OR
ACADEMY. The best e references given- Any de-
sired sfestnaisan may DC obtained b. addressing the
Editors ef The Nashville Patfiot
angl-dAASM
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-26
By Goddin l. Apperson, Aucts.

HANDSOME BUILDING LOT ON
Will be said on MONDAY, May I'd. 1889 at O'Clock,
p NJ. handsome Building Lot. located above.
fronting 30 feet west liue Sd street. between
Byrd ard Arch Streets and running back 100 feet to
an alley 10 feet wide.
TERMS: One-fourth cash; balance at 4. 8 and u
months for negotiable notes interest added secured
by trust deed or title retained. The purchaser to
pay the taxes for tho present year.
ap 26 'GODDIN APPER6ON. Aucts.
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yOHM HOWARD. osniS.

By Alex Mott Auee
NJ lie n T AUrTION-WHl b osld q
ANancti n On yRIDAY nieht. Ann q = ~ aego.
. large sssortm-nt Of Wasckes and J690lfy. eaNGy
Boxes. tcep. Cutlery. Dry 0ooda. 0lo1kAG 81
~. .b vs sale wfli b eoasiasea svssy aisA& ~
ap7 - ALEX MOTT. Aset.
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PERFUMERY. FANCY

IVA ARTICLES. .CLOCKs. &c. AT AUCTION
On THURSDAY, the 2Sth inst. ct 10 O'clock, I will
sell, at my store q lot Of Goods suitable for MILF
ners embracing French Artificial Flowers Head
Dresses. Bonnet Caps, Reads in great variety, Fr
Corseis. Jouvins Gloves, Combs In great variety;
amongst them large assortment of the bes Tor
toise shell French Perfumery. Dressing Cases
Masks. Port Monnaies, &c; large lot OF French
Fancy Articles.
ALSO-A few superior French Clocks
The above embraces part of the stock Of Mr. r Du.
Quesne. and are Of direct importation.
ap25 EB COOK. Auct.
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By Richard Cauthorn, Auctioneer.

NROCKERY AND GLASS WARE AT
OAUCTION- "WEDNESDAY. 27th inst, at 10
and seasonabie lot of Crockery and Glass Ware con.
ssting of Bowls, Pitchers, elates Cups and eaucers
Tea Sets. Dishes, chambers. Basins and RIVERS,
Tumblers Salts. Celaries. China Vases, &c &c
To which will be added Q lot Of Rockingham Ware,
consisting Of Pitchers. Mugs. Spittoons Bake Pans
&c, &C.
ap26 CAUTH0HN.
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i COOK. Auctioneer, viii sell. at Cortnthtan
Hall. on EDNE3DAS eafternoon, April the 9Th.
at o'clock, &c and splendid collection of oil
Paintings which have Been selected with 9reaf
care ard on the most favorable occasions in Ffarcs
and Germany during the past Year. imported from
Europe recently By Mr. A T0LMAN-comprising
tstes and ine copies Of some Of the ost celeDrat
ed pictures by old masters. now 10 the different
found Groups and Figures, life size; Historic sub.
Jects; Conversational Pieces; Architcctusl and
Street Views in different european cities. Cattle
pieces, (inclrdiug Q splendid copy OF Rosa Bon
hours picture in the Luxembourg Gallery Marine
Views, Game. Fruit and Flower pieces. Landscapes,
&C with great variety Of SIZE and style subject
and inish-the whole forming. It 10 believed, ono
Of the best collections ever offered In this city.
The attention OF the lovers OF good pictures Ii re-
spectfully invited to this sale.
The Gallery will be open to the public until the
day Of sale. ap16-td
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An 6-2aWtI M &fdfda
EASTERN VIEW FOR SALE -Uom-
~ mlesinner,a 2ala of tina TIP CI OR Ia ME-. .liad


IL m!esioners Sale of the TRACT OF LAND called
EASTERN VIEW. in the lower end of Hanover
county, containing 2l3 acres. and of ANOTHER
6M ALI TRACT, near BY. containing 80 acres
Pursuant to decree of the Circuit Court of the
county OF Hanover, pronounced on the i8th
day Of March. 1889. ia suit therein depending
in which George w Gretter and William Brent
merchants and partners, trading under the firm
and style OF Gretter and Brent, and others, are
Plaintiffs, and William 9 Smith and others are De
fendants. the undersigned the Commissioner there
In named. viii, on the premises, (kastern View ]
on the 18th day Of May, 1859, III fair. other
wise the next fair dsy.) commencing ct IL c.
clock. ID. proceed to sell the two Tracts of Land
above mentioned. The Eastern View Tract has On
1t . large and comfortable dwelling house. IN good
repair. kitchen. stable and other necessary ont
houses. ell built Of good materials and in good re-
pair It adioins the lands ~ DR. Cooke. yno Cor
bin and others Eastern View IL one of.tbe most
commanding and beautiful situations In Lower VIZ
Ginia. ana e In highly respect bls neighborhood
The other Tract has no improvements on it. MI
VIM NTH. residing near the premises viii show
the land to any one wishing to pCrchss-.
TERMS: One-thirt OF the purchase money Of each
Tract 70 be paid in cash. the balance in three eQua
instalments. at twelve. eighteen and tw enty iouI
MONTHS with interest thereon from the DAY or sale
the purchasers giving bonds, with coed security
hearing interest from the day Of SALE and the title
retained until all the purchase money IL paid and
conveyance ordered By the Court.
ap A-2awtds VIM WINSTON, Ooua'r.
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A., IL ~ W ~ Wsu y eoothnueU WI u0& -
.p7 ALEX noxx. Asss.
Q0BINs0N's MAslpULAfnD qua
1sb 81 asr s 9r 4 SsE s GsET s q 19F
ns,;as ns 81 - e
Of asricolsursss and snsir sssns: 8 tSs $500
.: a:s;isy Z g: :.s;I - Is; . q -.
B.ne and the best fhosphasie ausao
The machins.y sssd I. nss aad q - - -
ths ausno and Bone ars mxe6. bslsg Grss1i go
thor % that evsry PARTICLE Of eeeh bsoNehs tlea
spSsoSsissioa q SsS n s Ss l ss;pes:s -
.ss:s: &: s.:: :; Il: :s s -.
Il. 81 . 4; e So s.., s:.,s..s .ls.s ,ssns
surosaf s 81 Ssx isn,S 2 " )
koslsson. Pa. q 1alttnors CITY.
MILL: - iCqad. UPON sasisas. . : ssssIas q
ana ap e saas.in of Sr s'se
Bone Phosphsas q Lins ...... ....lsas pssssl
81 The .sovs P,osossica q AIaosi. - 1.es
coacsntrstsi manure Both sS-osssissi sSsSssiss
and the results Of meruus practical oHDog1wo1f6
w apsy sss 81 s.: S = =:
sn.S asy ess
ni.h suficisp. quantity Of Annosk = - -
caAs Bamu1. p ..
For "A. b he sxrnK.l o.
NVhlnEkN iCh.-Me ase prepared
~ to fuvniah our customers and the cisiseSs sen
sssm. ra the os:s E1.'sss. .os 2.
fy cur customers. Thankful Tor the liberal Dat1oa.
sss sssss"sS Pen ,:s 6 =
nom che vrsssi Ice Hoass on tSs Doek, q n
street. between 'l'' and q as,yrs ! rAYton
wesre unfolding 500 tons lcs. which Ws ssa d.
. % i ssoT the vessel very d HH rAYLos
COTTON AND WOOLEN WAsTI-
- For clsanins and pecking stean sesisM 80 b.
pans: ard others. viii The above srsIois. q ssss
rior quality. ssvsry low prices
ap ls-m AsLks. @ he Oeok.
RURRUss & BkO.,
aefs K :Sfs iaS HsS ss ~
DY. imported by them rom Joha xayloe q Lon
loving brands: james Hsnpssy; 0sssd, bsSsy :
%; 3: ~, 9ni ns., 1890 6EpseSs ~ g
ssel: Cabinet, in half pint; Pip9 hsi1aek Esi4
;.en 60. end Ss s. S.aSds A1 u14:s g l0a1
KEY. Rye WHIskIKs: snnnsrdeea; I1eksIs
Mountain RyE pure Extract q kys 0rl14 1laks
5:nss: S Sd
issss; : Sos S en- Es:sss%s fSs+ik -!
tssd ana wi lily na S q 0 s.
a whole. half ard quarter boxes -, 80 An ~
Il Havana by ! ssnsis.sa ssss ess s. . q -
p.sSoss ysfIi1f e sF,oi bon az 2 s,sel -.
sol. Inporssrs a =. u.s,.1 49,. \ 9isEss
nos WA Wsisr sesssx n 80
1888 NATEE COOL5R6. 1889.
|1NAkNEN kNGINBo, PUMPS
N And ALL klDo o. I'm -
Ihs suhss!bssh 49, = IT,. - -, ~.
: sc 81 Il: ss : sc:s ssss: &. y
.,.-,- ma. , ss.: y. ai.. q =.
OOPkkIOR 0UNPOWDkk 16Ao-loo
- hs,f eheses fssh eussgsdes fseA s1ees1 q.
prsss.z e he Iss:n sra1s. - sssss aassssae
d 800, S.is IAsa DAvnspoas
NUflCL ~ AsFsby sppeiat kspaee !.
orse w,i ss.s: = s - s. ~ Z
E f S $. - Ga '''s' pAslnI ! ~.
NEW GOODS. --UnA6. 8 ekA1sj0
:. "a ; ss:s z 8 ~ -: r - =
du,sd yvios: slsi.l 9 =. - - =
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TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE

= in the county OF Hsnrico by virtue Of dsed
Der. 1855, By james A Carter. and VII Oh vas duly
recorded In the clerks once OF nenr 90 county I
shal proceed 70 sel bv reQueee of the ben 0oiary
In aad deed. at PUBLIC AUCTION, ~ fsont q
the Court Houss Of ssM county. q the hoae 81 II
O'Clock. a. ~, on N0NDAY. tho - day. Of Nay,
in said DECD, being about 10 acres Of IA 1ytnk
on % mar re Ch9rlss Oity roas. n - ceasy.
n nSa ., IL .tSsr Der Ssicssins =
fRAMe Of she deed require oaeh, buf hese %
doubt negotiable notes, satisfactorily Endorsed. WIZ
ap2 3-tds JAS eUffOn. IN, Trdstes.
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ATTENTION. / MILITIA.MENl /.

An persons Who srs liable T. military duty, In
Vo9mpauy District, No 4, Of the i7sth Regiment
y Of SirgfnfA Militia, {bounded on che n0rth By
corporation ine the est By Goth street. On the
soase sy James river. and on the west By 18th IT.,
is fhIeey nessnsd V nustsr On the Ssth o. April
fssaab "" - = = w. = - S~"'
By0rdss 81 Tie Lent COL Commanding
0k0. u, RICHARDS. Capt.
sts eaiTKsR, LIST Lieut.
stsAIss. "a do. ap ls-l0ts
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OEVENTEEN VALUABLE LOTS ON
IL OOIINOII. Oh AMRER HILL HQR BALE on

y COUNCIL CHAMBER HILL FOR BALE ON
UNUSUALLY LONG CREDIr.- The seventeen
lots on Council Chamber Hill. are now onered at
private sale, on unusually accommodating terms,
viz: 10 per cent of the purchase money to be paid
in caah. and the remaining ninetenths on credit
interest payable half yearly j secured BIZ . trust
deed. The whole seventeen lots will be colo IN
Rross or separated. a. may be preferred The
present ID rare opportunity to secure some Of the
most valuable located lots In the heart Of the city
on long credit that have been offered for sale for
To- GODDIN 4 APPER6ON.
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PIANOS, 20.
NEW MUSIC

~ NEW MUSIC,
& AT 1888 MAIN STREET
~ P H TAYLOR has ,ust received large
collection of new N UsIC, with
Ny Mothers Birth Place
Beautiful Leaves
My sister, smiling passed away
The Noon Behind the Hill
when there's Love At Home
Like dream. bright and fair. ap %
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~ ACRES VALUABLE LAND. ABOUT ONE
MILE EAST OF ktCaMOND.-By virtue of de-
cree of the Circuit Court Of Lynchburg. at juno
term. 1873, in the case of Geo W warwick. &c, "
Adolphus Read; &C, the undersigned will, At 4
O'Clock, P NJ. on THURSDAY, the 18th day OF May
next, upon the premises proceed to sell part Of
the Tract Of Land conveyed by thu said A b Read
BY deeds OF trust to Joseph Mayo and Edward
Cannon, and to the undersigned and O Dsbney
The said land !. in the county Of henrco, east of
the city OF Kichmond-about two miles from the
Old Market House aud one and half mile from the
depot OF the Richmond and York River Railroad
sdj oins the lands of John Poe Reuben Boyd, Dick
enson and Others, anil has been divided into seven
small FARMS as described in the plat Of The by
Jos Peasants, in the possession of Messrs Goddin
b Apperson. The undersigned. at the time above
mentioned. will sell the lots Nos and TO- desig
mated said plat, containing about 100 acres and
will subdivide them if desirable. The land is we'll
wooded and watered. and its healthful location and
nearness to Richmond render 1t very desirable to
persons doing business in the city, who mar wish
to have convenient country seats.
Tho terms Of credit will be made known at sale.
E MM T y1 RAYS. Commissioners.
It'll
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IZALuABLE HOUSE AND LOT AND

" A1VADUE uVU0E ANU LUZ AND
FOUR VACANT LOTS ADJOINING, ON We
NABLE STREET, AT AUCTtUN.-We will sell
upon the premises, en- TUESDAY, the Sd day Of
May. commencing at ~ O'Clock n, the neat and
above, AMI recently occupied by Mr. Edward Ker-
sey. The house has eight rooms, and there il on
the lot well of pure water
The lot fronts on 18th street - feet, and runs
back the usual depth. The whole premises are in
good repair
cant Lots adjoining no, ting 26 feet each and run.
ming back IS feet, ss above; and two Lots immedi-
ately in rear of the above on McCance st, EoDting
81 feet each, running back IS feet
TKRNs-One-t third cash; the balance ct and II
months. for negotiable notes, with interest added,
and secured by Q trust deed. Taxes for 1859 to be
an 22 JASM TAYLOR 4 SON. Auct..
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COMMIsslORER's Sale OF SO 4

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF 38 3 4
~ ACRES OF LAND. NEAR HANOVER COURT
HOUSE, The undersigned Commissioner appoint.
ed By decree Of the County Court Of Hanover. ID
sult therein depending under the style Of Wing
neld. 60 sg>inst wireosld, viii. on the premi.es.
above mentioned lot Of Land This LAsd adioins
the lands Of Mr. Joseph WiBefleld and others. Il
has no improvements. IL ID within X miles Of
Hanover Court Hou,e.
TERns-Ons-third in cash: one.third on credit Of
monfhs; the rsmainiug third on credit 81 %
the day OF SALE secured BY bonds with good person
81 security and the title 20 the Land rosaincd until
the further order Of the Court.
The title Ia believed to be perfectly good.
an l@-2Avtds VIM O WINSTON. Gom'r.