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VIRGINIA STOVES! VA. STOVES!!
Richmond Stove Works,

sA SNYDER, Manufacture at the celebrated Southern
N stove Foundry, Cylinder, BOX, PARLOR AND
COOKING STOVES Of the most desirable styles and superior
working qualities also, HOT AIR FURNACES, FRONTS AND
CRATES HOLLOW WARE, nYnRANTS, SINKS, &c, &c, and
descriptions Of light Machinery and Ornamental Castings
The PROPRIETOR c0urcd that sufficient dpDreridtre nat
rous co be t5und int As ark ao 0ud pay the cdls ora
goo3Gttcl 10 sfhH IN the ne efhe eD1tSyidi anil in
tie ofcon pefslf mechanics TWO THIRDS OF THE
MOULDERS EMPLOYED on THESE STOVES ARE VRGINI-
ANS WHO HAVE LEARNED THEIR TRADE AT THESE WORKS
These stoves have gradually gaining favor until they
popular Of any In Their eor strength
and simplicity operation particularly fits them Tor the Of
servants.
REPAIRING PLATES promptly supplied.
Timers and dealers throughout the souhTsre
forward their orders to ASA SNYDER Richmond, Va.
Retaled In Richmondby Messr d. YALE co, WILLIAM
SEARS WOOD g. A. BARGAMIN, ia, and WIN 4. MOUNT
CASTLE de2i-c8B
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RICHMOND FEMALE SEMINARY.
on GRACE STREET BETWEEN Sd & iTB,
VIRGINIA
REV. N. y. HOGE, D. d.
AZ nTpTV A. IrlnCi

REV. n. u. HoGE D. d. ~
A. NJ. DUPUY, A. NJ, rilh0iPAls-
TIVHE duties Of the this Institution will he r.
IL sumed on TUESDAY The Sd day Of January 1890
INSTRUCTORS.
Rev Moses D. lIoge D. English Literature Biblical
Dupuy A. NJ Mental aud Moral Philosophy and Natural
Sciences.
H. Coleman University Of Va Mathematics Ancient Ian
guages and History.
Miss Augusta Daniel Preparatory Department
Prof Charles Sebert, Piano
Madame Mathide Estvan, Vocal Music
Prof A. In Bombarc French.
Prof. G. Persco, Italian, Drawing and Painting
Senior Carlos COrdoveE Mera, Spanish
Prof Heinrich Schneider Harp.
Prof o. A. ERICSSON, Guitar.
DIR Hoges Lectures English Literature found
so very Interesting and instructive will be continued Young Ia
dies residing In the city, who longer pursue their
school, but who still wish 10 cultivate Bellies Lettres may become
members Of his Glasses aud attend prescribed hours without
being otherwise connected with the Seminary.
Board for nine months lending day OF June seO 5000 90
washing and lights % %
Tuition in the Preparatory Department ...... 10 90
do In ordinary English branches ......... . . 40 %
do In advanced do do .......... m 90
do inModern aud Ancient Languages each .... 90 90
Music Vocal and instrumental piano and Guitar for one
lesson OF one hour per week. - 40 90
Por two lessons Of one hour each per week .. 50 90
Use Of Piano ................. ......... 10 40
Drawing In Orayon. o.. ........... ... % 90
Painting In Water colon. ............... no 90
Painting In OIL. 40 90
The boarding Department control Of Mr. and Mrs
Dipuy who exercise Parental control young
trusted 70 their care
Dr. Hoge will take pleasure answering any letters OF inquiry
with regard to the school, All business should be
10 A. NJ DUPUY
ja2-dly Richmond Va
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wv. 81. PLEASANTS,
PRODUCE
eRNFnAL ConnfSsION MERCMANT,

GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT;
Richmond, Va. -,
Particular attention pad 70 the sale Of Tobacco wheat Oon
Fl0ur. Data, &C n, .
" Farmers Who are disposed ship their Grain to me WI De
sgFplsd with bas on TIE sane charged BY kAHoAo Oon
Paes CoaagnHasuts solicited. and prompt returns maze
Having In ssnnerl5n vi the store formerly occupied by my
self aksa ne uIoian4 store vacated BY Messs v II
suon an having he to gelhsr AN preparedto store
every description Of rceapde sell conduct TIE produce
art general c0uu ss on business In al t branches III
Iha1kfu Tor he past patronage OF nv uebl- -a@ '-
would specffuiiy Ak counu OF the sane
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.ur,r poss liz Do BOB A LlyiNGt'-"What does
.,.-- man DO for Gyns:' is ,he common inquiry,
'.'' f,.-i.b v,uIressed individual passes hy ''No-
-'-..r +, the frequent reply But what supports
i..- t;. s,--lyleaee-y' None can tei-bu: a COZ
i- 49, who exercises che privilege Of guessing, ven
q. III. allowing exclamation. That Young mAu that
- .- b-1-sc'1.h carries cane, and Is SO extremely
'-., ,r his acgulr au-c,-e-pgt the LADIES'
-.f man g., Moderate circumstances, who buts
..ssf. ID, .rs,.i1 Hu-e.t with moderate Income
- s-.,-l br 81 gentleman, lives without labor.
~ st- .r f.. t0e refuses 90 pu- him 20 a trade, or
'--, ... N,-s on farm hoping char SOue,. Ing may
, -- a, and 1y. watu business sill be better for DTS
~ g., r,-sq "a GOOD lyi c without work lie is ulS
-f,, 5.-rtr-s vi1 tae Injuries of G.r-per.aF,
.s ol lt, c1u.1r-s-tlr l., SOFA CD Keep up app
and get into good society, 8s Cha, ki.d ot con-
fss .s....f where yoarc men have u0.hinc to DO
.. l-s-, according tD thr latest fashions Tie IS quite
.,., l.rt. and uses language OH, seniors that might
',-.fL.rfi uac01r,e0rs iu hing. Hc faces Ell
and conditions without BLUSH and d1re- look
g.. ...-... aa tls bones, apprentice, whose gelsr-
...-.. MOI. outweigh a. Thousand as light as his own.
w. ..-.e.-.5as be chooses are like himself pulled up
-.. ,.-i.y swelling With Importance, and Who make
--.r.. o.. doing something Hy occasionally visiting
..-, oils. 90 rcai a page or tao ot Blackstone. TIE
.t,f ,rl youth 70 needs no prophetic vision 10 see.
.r...sr...r as t.e uIy .o m,-.e-.' AS b-. Frns.n
....f..r t-.- H, viI Iu on. low, despiS5d. ana
-..-tr TOOL Ptrlta- Che P.ui'eu-lrv viii bring hiu
-- r.-.sus the c.N,ss. ElJU he escapes Jhese 10 vi
3, an t,r, ike au iacabrs ON those of A.s friends who
f-ry .Ae. haze nos Che hearl 60 send him where he
deserves.
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COOPERS, DRAWING AND DUB KNIVES
- further supply these superior knives Wich nave oeen
f,-sel. ~, T. J SINTON CO,
Ssu Of the Circular Saw,
Main street
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z. I5AER'S PEANO SALOON,
Broad street, No. 2is, Opposite Rreedcn & Fox.
DUBliC attention Is respectfully called 70 my
sortment 81 superior Pianos, made by Stein et ss
way Sons Of New York, and W. Rnabe Co., OF st1st2
Baltimore. To these makers GOLD hofdls Of the Z ~
highest order have repeatedly been awarded for the superior value
Of their Pianos
Every instrument warranted for Eve year, and kept
for years. free OF charge. The public requested to call
y. MAYR, No els Broad street,
ie2-ciy Opposite Breeder Fox
DISSOLUTION.
TEVHE firm OF WATKINS TRABUE s this day dissolved by
tual consent VI. Trabue Withdrawing from the Commits
Business The OF the firm will be used In closing It's
business. HENRY G. WATKINS
ALE& VI. TRABUE
RoHNoSD, December Gls, 1889.
COMMISSION BUSINESS.
EVTE firm OF Watkins Trsbu being dissolved, Mr Trabue
Withdrawing shall continue the COMMISSION BUSINESS Ia
my name deyotng my attention the sales Tobacco,
Wheat Flour & congnmens Of which respectfully solicit
ed, asd will receive prompt attention.
In eGectng sales shall have the assistance Of Mr.. Alfred T.
Harris arm Of Harrs Gibson whose long experience
and thorough knowledge Of the business addition
will hope induce many Of his friends and late customers
as well as Others to favor with their patronage
HENRY c. WATKINS.
RIcSuoSD Jan 80, 1890 Jas-d4c2m
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IoHH A. ROBINSON. ROBERT r. ROBKKra
'' ROBINSON 81 ROBERTS,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,

successors TO COL. WILLIAM H. BROWN,
Al the house recently occupied by him. Cary and 18th
streets nearly opposite sHocKoE WAREHOUSE respectfully Of
fer their services Of all kinds country produce To-
BACCO FLOUR WHEAT, CORN, &c VIII pay particular stten
zion to Purchasing ordered and make liberal advances
Do1sLgo unsats O. haud se15-c
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Coz REWARO.-Ranaway from the subscriber the
- ed 9Th inst nv negro John 2} years OLD very
He about feet, uc tall Said negro
purchased Jones slater Richmond the oih inst and
OF DR. Chas. Oliver, Of Campbell county
The reward will be paid for his apprehension delivery
Messrs Jones Slater, Of Richmond The owner Jefferson
Peyton, Of Amelia. JEFFERSON PEiTON
ja3i-ctf By Jones x Slater.
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TENAs ~ ~ sOUTHERN CONFERENCE.

NV OgLTAys Feb. 2.-Goveruor Houston has trans
utted the resolutions of the South Carolina Legislature
90 che Legislature Of Texas, covered by message in
which De opposes q Southern Convention.
a resolution has been introduced into the Legislature
endorsing ,Le Governors views, on the ground that
Texas surrendered her independence TO the Federal
Union and is unwilling 90 give up that Union on any
enc g,ucy, deemed sufficient excuse for so impor-
t4ut "a step.
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WISH also sell privately my interest almost onesiTefah,
IN the Wyhe Union Mines Company This Company has
paying the years nearly hdf million Of
dollars about t,rfirs and hay per Any person wishing
To make will Iy should lie; hear
sumfJips,y. ALEX. n. CHAPLIN
ia3l-cr Auslinvle. Va
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MOOD BOULDIN
TEACHER WASTEE
ROCK SPRING AOADErIY.

BRUNSWICK 10 VA
TKNUF exercises Of school will be resumed on the end Mon.
day January next In addition TO the academiea
the punls will be regularly instructed In military tactics Terms
s hereform.
address. Lsurencevile, Brunswick Co.,Va
iss-cqm W. T. POYNOR
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cry ITEMS

N.rrtactarcrs and agents VINO u''Ht
L''l &c. Of ta, benefits proposed to them IN
90 a''a -,,-,rraph viii secure them by prompt
t5e i'''' s. o,y,r This is the last notification
response v.,r,,-rrEEEs ErC-We propose to pub
N,rcs 20 ~, on or before the lst Of March next;
hsa "a So-r trade commences c1,sleu u.s. y. '-'
vbe1 toc s,~sd in whole or IN part IN thls city
sruee' I'M articles manufactured IN other paris .,
Aso, 's3 tbe Southern States generally, wnich nhu
the Sia'. M sitv We therefore, request the manu-
mifse ' p.h-,ord in ,rsry branch OF business, tex
ficinr'r' ,8 FIou- % furnish us with list oil the
opt i'' D., tb,,u however trivial, and 20 state the
srrce' Pr . factories or places where the goods can
locinon y Ne also request the city agents for the
De 2ls made beyond che limits OF the e'ty on, ="
sac q - S,itss % furnish Us with similar lsL We
~ - , manufacturer and agent, IN the city, viii
hoPe u,. rs .,u for information, and viii eommuni-
rcsPo' in writing as only those who do 50 Will en-
ca. .1ri,a OF their business. ~,
sur IN he no charge for the Publication OF the
In' vti,b We hope 20 be furnished, but sheer ia
ht's 80 49,. ,bo apysRrsE in the Wig viii require
uce 70 n five them the benefit OF fuller or more
taa' s' ,.i,e tbtn those who do not advertise Or
Pro1-.'-i controlling objec. in making this publiea-
Prn'l ~ I'M b1iIl,ug no the manufacturing Interests
uoa or. and the south by informing the people, who
Q. IN pttroaist home industry what articles Of
ar' 50, manufacture are made and sold here and
re ,hsy can be obtained
,,-ss. communications to the Local Editor Of tie
Wig
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NrIr Wrzx-Loye. the great uecromancer, said 90 hc
second to none, w.uaqpear in tins city mex, week All
Who have a pss-5ryt for llceismlin sill derive much
re sure III .m Be-. exhibitions Sc ca-ls of the Jay.
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.


NEW OEtsASs Feb. 1.-The shippers cotton press and
5000 bales of cotton were destroyed by fire yesterday
The los is estimated al $4,000.
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ANOTHER NEW NOTE UPON
yTnTs Esr4'UENEP.G DuANns


HNoRCESTER3 PIANOe-1hese Planos have
w gloSd ne ast Of many years that heyscSs-,az
hardly need wori " enc0u'gm FOR BET k.St1
ter part o. generation they have been nsarvIF III
before The public an Of them oi and nes proving by Their -
biy and the skill with vhirh they ara cotued
For durability Of tone Tor and uniformity work and
TOR excellence % frames tase ranos may well challenge compel.
ton We knoW Environments oT Worcester turn out n Al kays
born tie thrlu y deea years as perfect IN tons
and IN build rs IN their first Tie number made this fac
tory largely her sed from year year-Eroa 10 Bc Yoft
CoU AdreytSsr, ia Nor 1889
We constantly supplied sih receiving by almost
every packet additions = really st7Rs srRr.
made ~ Mn |OES1Ea which would respecly In.
yle the attention Of those W want A. MORRIS,
noa4 Bookseller and Dealer Ia Piano Torts,
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NEW CO-PARTNERsHIP.
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL. $500, 600!
THR PLANTERS slrIYGS RANE.

OF THE CITY or RICHMOND.
TIVE PLANTERS SAVINGS BANK having ample Cash Cap
ita and Chartered by the Legislature Of Virginia will receive
Deposes Of Five DO lars and upwards which Interest
will be paid the rate Of SIX per centum per II remaining
Blk months Five per cenum per anuumh less than elk months
Interest ayabe SemI-Annunity, II desired.
Depostes received their Office tie OF Messrs DUKE
Hutcheson, No. - Main Street
A ErrcuK Traaan nnfA LIZ
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MASTER COMMISSIONERS oFP1CT,

= n
IN pursuance o. decree the Of H. " Shelley and A. P
kinney trustees C. Kinney = C. KinnCys creditors
rendered y rcut Court o. Augusta county the h day
90 November shall proceed my Office IN the town Of
stanton 29h day Feb 1900 % state and settle the
following accounts;
FIRST A. the property and fund conveyed TO
the plaintiffs by Of y C. Kinney and wife, dated December
iJh, i-lS.
Second An account claims every kHd upon the
subject whether the deed superior thereto In this
count win embraced full settlement Of all claims against Mich
a C. kinney TIE Circuit Court Of Augusta
t. and persons having CaS any kind ust said receiver
are hereby called upon present them FOR set leurnt
Third A. account transactions OF the plaintiffs
tees All e-d 10 said required 20 APP
pear a my yilce the said 23;h day OF Feb,v so
JOHN y HESDREN
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TO THE PUREIC.

WE have received letters from different sections Of the country
w informing that Mr. r Jas Deans, intends dscon
nue Commission Business We have doubt that
ports have circulated with the Intention nurng him Ia his
business. this method informing friends and others
that such reports are and sir Deane having
his farm Goothtnd eouny will devote his time and
Entirely business which Intend heretofore
with energy and prompue aud hope deserve the conf
js8O~cim DEANR HOBsON ( JAMEs
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% u aI,RE.EET.

COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANT.
WILL give personal attention the sale Of TOBACCO
w WHEAT, CORN, FLOUR &C. Also, to the sale OF LIVE
STOCK
~ Office on shocsoe Slip the Warehouse Richmond Va
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Who WILL at any time furnish all necessary information 10 re-
gard 20 the property either In person or by letter.
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NrALUAnLE LOIIsA LAND FOR SALE.-

II A Z 1 y Z = LVI E3A LAND FUh SALE.
Wishing dispose Of my real estate Ia order TO divide TIE
proceeds among NY children, offer FOR sale, privately my farm
SEgHing H,H
Tbs most desirable Of Land lies IN the hes- Of the vaua
tobacco lands OF Louisa both sides of the South branch Of
he North river adjoining the lands OF H. p Pondextr
Gabriel Jones Joseph Baker and others eight miles from Lou
House and Toersys the Virginia Central Railroad
and equally convenient 20 both.
The Farm coutsn acres which 200 wood land
which heavily tmheed with oak, pine
and hickory o original growth The arabic land fertile, and n
N state mpro7tment-we adapted 90 the growth Of wheat
tobacco There comfortable Dwelling, with rooms
good barn. tobacco houses, and all necessary out buildings
The locality healthy and the ueghhohooi pleasant Prrsumug
Wishing purchase will visit The Farm and see Tor
themselves deem unnecessary 10 speak further The Farm
capable being divided into three tracts; II desired Being very
DESTROYS selling viii be made 70 accommodate purchasers
Ms MANAGER Mr. GEooV will take pleasure n showing the prem
ises % any who wishes TO purchase
JULIA A. HOLIDAY.
F,r fur information apply 10 Dr. ". C. ~ Randolph, Char
lottsyie IT, r. Holiday Rapid Ann station, Orange and
a.rarlri. Rlilrnal auihnrlsti sci de3n-laNts
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WALTON
FEMALE COLLEGE LOTTERY.
OF GEORGIA
Chartered by tie STATE IN 1856
w. G.. DAWSON a. CO., Managers,
MACON, OR SAVANNAH, GEORGIA.
NOVEL SCHEMEI
POLICY PLAN LOTTERY!

By this Scheme,
Purchasers select their Numbers. and pay any
amount FOR a Ticket they may desire
EzfrG Glass 9 drdws Oct. g. 1859,
And every succeeding day Sundays excepted1 at
5ocock p VI.
e In this Scheme three 10 Numbers placed Wheel
from up 5and twelve Of these numbers drawn
Wheel persons selects number Of the 5 that
Number the Numbers drawn he the
invested two selected Numbers drawn he gets thirty
three selected Numbers drawn he hundred
II four selected Numbers drawn he gets thousand for
II Eve selected Numbers drawn five hoI one, II
six selected Numbers drawn fifteen thousand Res
Der! II two selected Numbers TAKEN
Numbers selected drawn among the Twelve Drawn
Numbers the Ticket Is Blank.
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SrATE OF TENNBSSEE.-Ths President, Directors
- Co., OF the Union Bank OF the state OF Tennessee
Alexander Bell, e. as
~ TIE ChCHcery CONT dt Chattanooga.
By virtue Of decree 81 said county the cause
at January terra 1850 viii the 22d February pub
lie oucry the premises Tor the Of year, the steam
hi AMI Dstry IN the city Of Chattanooga known Bells
geher with recng house malt house. shops and hog
Ps capable OF holding GO hogs and apPurtr1ncs Note with
approved security due At y mouth will required
also bond for the surrender Of the possession the property
end Of the term In good order reasonable excepted
The Ml and Dstery Is In large bick build capable
Of making 80 barrels 81 -four and 81 barrels Of whisky grind
ing 80 bushels Of corn per day
Ja9)-t1s" WSf. J. sTANDRFRR. elk and NJ
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BOOTS, SHOES AND STRAW GOODS AT AUG


TERNsUnder 800 cash $lOo and 90 DAYS credit
approved paper. l. 4 g. g. DAVENPORT
ja24 Auct.oneers.
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-,1U.UIE REAL ESTATEIN u,RKET

Y wish to sell privately, my Poplar Camp Farm, the
sro benr the old home Of David Pierce decd situated
Tazewe Oourt and Fancy Gap Turnpike Jackson
Ferry wyhe county and conialnog 494 Acres. This tract
Of land lies beautifully about twnthrds OF cleared and In
good stat OF cultivation, and equal in quality any
state the residue In timber some OF which remarkably
Poplar Camp Greek and numerous Springs afford abundance
Of water.
The water Power this tract Of good as any
the state and command the
engage IN manuisaurng IL this land that Mr. pa
vd Pierce In his life time prosecuted the manu Of IRON
wi such remarkable sucSess There pe-hars
three four fine seats for Poplar Camp Creek
within the borders Of hi, tract Of land This Creek
failing mountain stream, adording abundance
seasons
There this tract In operation (rist
MIL, with two pair Of Stones which pays per cent
There Dwelling House and necessary house
pe upon the and-a Of which Is in t)erable good order And
Stand this place affords Inducements superior per
hap any country place this portion Of the
wishing to buy such the above would well 10 let
hear from them inc3te Terms moderate and accommoda-
ting ALEN y. CHAFFlN,
An.li III VI
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EMPLOYMENT.

sSO MONTH AND ALL EXPENSES PAID agent g
) wanted In every and county IN the United States
engage In respectable and business by which the above
profits may be certainly realized For further PARTICULAR
Dr. Henry WARNsR 18th Street Broadway York
CITY, enclO Ing Postage Stamp. ia2f-d6W4m
DR. HIORFAJ,S VEGETABLE LIFE PILLS
~ and Phoenix Bitters have been thoroughly tested,
and pronounced sovereign remedy for dyspepsia hatuency
heartburn and head ache costvenes darhGa eyeE OF ali
kinds rheumatism, govt gravel worms scurvy ulcers erupye
complaints salt eu, eryspeas colds and Influenza
reguary and all arrangement Of the female system piles and
sale by the proprietor DR. W. MOFFAT 835 Broadway New
York, and by Druggists generally all over the country.
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Nrv Y,sr FEB Cotton dull Kidding Uplanis II T8tl[
lir frm SIu.hern - 1903 g. Wheat bu1yant Red l25c
-r l-u N.1w oslo. Pork heavy; Mes ,2GS -;
Wsk ls2c Sugar heavy Spts rurprutlne trim AZ
4 4s B0su quiet u g. SOL 81 Rice heavy al 81 90
a
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
uALUARLE REAL EsrArE on RRoAn
y BYJAMEs ~ TAYLOR a soS, Apeis

BY JAMES ~ TAYLOR sOs. Aocs
VALuABLE ZEAL yEEsTATE ON BROAD
srhEEr AT ACctlCNLMs ge soif On RI EsDAY, Febru
(alh large Cottage HuiiSins thereon adjoining The Ahean
feet alley will be- desired dyliel ato two lois of 30
The location Of This property very valuable
cash mo balance at g. IL and Is mop,l,
for negotiable notes. with nert added secured by trust deed
The taxei Ter 1850 TO be paid BY the purchaser.
Jazz JAS NJ TAYLOR son, Aucu
XALUAHLE IMPROVED AND VACANT
SALE At GUCrioSThe parcasc ending to poS r roH
where will sell, the premises WEDNESDAY s Of
located at The southeast Of Marshall and on streets mime
Ola ely opposite to s. James Church ocr1plncy
Of Dr. W Grebe. The Improvements oven
having six above the BASEMENT with The CONVEX
The property will be sold IS follow:
The House, with ~ feet ground fronting 5h street
feet and running back above and two other Lou fronting 20
EACH and running back the depth property owing
conguly the Second Market particularly adopted for
the house and lot onsfourh CASH III. balance At
H. IS months for negotiable notes. with added ara
secured by Decd for the property oned cash
the balance at and ~ months for negotiable carrying
secured above The 1850 be paid By the
purchasers plat Of the property will be exhibited day Of
sale
ja27-td JAZZ NJ TAYLOR son, Aucis.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON 9Th AND
CLAY STREETS. At AUCTION VIII be sold upon the pre-
misses on WEDNESDAY the stu day Of February Commenting
oOsr tho ale Of the nyonsr,v =, ~ -
streets a4H O'clock the valuable property located At the
southwest Clay and 6 streets orns on 9th street 90
feet and running 100 feet with privilege an alley feet
Vide will be sold into three lots % ~ EACH running
/ al above.
The location Of this property makes Il valuable tma
business stands Persona desiring TO such property would
do well attend this sale.
TEExs-oneourth cash. The balance 70 and IL months,
for negotiable notes with Interest added and secured by trust
deed The taxes for 1860 70 be paid By the purchaser
Ja2T-td JAS. TAYLOR SON, Aucts
= VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON NINTH,
! > Between MARSHALL AND CLAY STREETS, AT AUCTION
will sell upon the premises MONDAY February 18Th 1860
commencing O'Clock, H. valuable Building Lots
said street so feet each and running back
This property its location In rapidly improving part
Their c0nguiy the business portion OF the city, renders
desirable for building purposes Lots be had
TERMs-onehfh cash. the balance y, Is and q months
for negotiable with interest added, and secured by
deeds. Taxes for 1850 TO be paid ~ pufchasers
| jazz JAS u. TAYLOR SON, Aucta.
| BOOTS, SHOES AND STRAW GOODS AT AUG.
ID TI0N.-on WEDNESDAY, sh q Fsby will sell at 10
O'Clock auction
| 500
! Straw Goods
Boots and Shoes
TERSunder siOO cash SO and 90 DAYS credit Cor
| approved Paper. l. q. g. DAVENPORT
! ja2i Auctoneers.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-03
HECTOR DAVIS, AuctiOneer,

FRANKLIN STREET. RICHMOND VA, II.
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