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Convention of Union Republicans.

Convention of "Union Republicans"
The Alexandria State Journal contains q
proclamation announcing that there will
be mass convention of the Union Re-
publican party in this city, at African
church, on Wednesday the 18th day of
April. The notice, which may be seen
elsewhere, is signed by the State Central
Committee" and requests mass meeting
OF the loyal people Of the State without
distinction Of color. So we shall have tho
Alexandria agitators at the capital. Thew
have been playing their Indifferent narts
very comically over the market bonse :
Alexandria, and they are coming here 20,
star engagement. Whoever plavs the
Lion, we'll bet on MCKENZIE doing up the
"MoGnshine."
FoRNEY's Chronicle remarks upon the
singular coincidence that the 18th April
is the anniversary Of Virginia secession
Did not HILL, HAwxHURsr & Co. make
the coIncidencef
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Tue WOLF AND THE LAMB.-The Phil,

TIE WOLF AND TIE LAMB.-The Phila-
delphia North american says:
"For our own part, We are in favor OF
confiscating the estates of all such rebels
as Davis, Stephens, Lee, Wise, etc., and
we believe that Congress should exercise
the power it undoubtedly possesses to that
end. We have not benefited our country
In any way by restoring to these men the
huge estates upon which they had grown
so insolent. These men have cost the
country an expenditure Of money that
would have more than sufficed to buy up
all their possessions. Their course since
the return Of peace is proof conclusive
.hat they are not at to be trusted or be.
.ieVed any longer, and that they are bent
ON ooing as much mischief as may be
WITHIN their reach. What thew are canable
OF, we may see in the terrible war thew
Waged Tor four long and bloody years and
IN the countless lives lost by their means"
"Their course since the return Of
peace!" MIR. Davis in prison; General
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General L.ee-The Convention.


We have unqucstiorsble authority TOT
saying that General LEE expresses himself
strongly and warmly on the subject OF
convention. He thinks IL Is the duty OF
the people to accept the situation fuiiy, ~
the only chance left Of preserving what
remains to us, and that every man not ac-
tually disfranchised should not only take
the necessary steps to prepare himseii ~
vote, but to prepare all his friends you .,
and colmed, to vote, and to vote r'snsy'
IIo thinks the cooperation Of all the PEG.
pie. officials and citizens. should De promp.
and hearty, and that our cme' ocleS'
sho,,,a be to get as quickly and as quietly
a, poss,blc back into the Union with such
rights as are left us, as the only means of
saving anything and of restoring peace,
through which alone we can hope for bet
ter things. He thinks the oath proposed is
such as every good citizen not disfran-
chised ought now to be able to take, as
simple matter Of truth and Of duty, as
citizen Of the country.
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Constitutions Against the Growth of ;
Nation.

SOllS az LILO Wv" III Va q
Nation
The New York Times contends that con-
situations, "forms," "regulations," etc.,
are unfavorable to the growth Of a nation /;
and that in order to develope this greatest
nation in creation in the highest manner
it was necessary that these clogs to pro-
gress should be thrown off. The Times
SAYS:
"The Constitution of 1889, with the
amendment of 1865 abolishing slavery, is
mo longer the actual governing Constitu-
" ton of the United States. It's provi-
sions-the restrictions it imposes upon
" Federal authority, the rights it retains
"for States, the guarantees it provides for
"personal and local liberties, no longer
"meet the requirements Of the nation. 1t
"has not only outgrown these provisions,
"but, under the hot breath of war, and the
" passion which war eDgenders, it has shot
"beyond the slow and doubtful modes
"provided for their amendment. This is
I" revolution-but it is a fact nevertheless.
"It is one of the normal methods Of ma
"tion's growth-it is the only method in
switch other nations have eyer grown, or
"can ever have any growth at all. Our
"fathers thought they could impose GER
"tain forms, checks, regulations, and limi-
citations upon the growth of the nation
"they called into life. They believed
"they could impose laws and restrictions
"upon the national development by a writ
"ten Constitution. The experience we
"are going through proves that they were
mistaken"
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Lee presiding over an institution Of learn
Ing Mr. Stephens counselling moderation
and patience Inexpiable offences, truly.
But, then, If they did not muddy the
stream, some one else did; SO the Radicals
will proceed without more ado" to make
meal off them. -.:sv s
But Mr.. Davis, General Lee, and Mr..
Wise are ell poor men now, or we are mis-
foE ss.e..nrt
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The FERRErs AT WoRK.-At 0 meet
ing of loyalists in Norfolk the other day q
committee was appointed to find outs dis
ioyal persots holding office, and to report
at the next meeting. This move, says the
Journal, of course, emanated from one OF
the white black men evidently out Of
position.
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MARRIED.,

A Crockett, Texas, Tuesday evening, March ..
20 toioneI A. T. Monroe. Captain A. D; ELAN,
late Of Appomat,ox county, Va, and Miss BAL
LTEJ. MUNR0E.
on Thursday evening. March q, at Major Cont
ney's fresidsnce OF the bride,) by Rev. Dr. Bsck-
or. THOMAS J. LOYAL and Miss ELoIsE J.
POWER. No cards.
Yesterday evening at o'clock, WILLIAM Z.
sIMMs, aged forty. three years.
His fnnerai will take place at his late residence,
on Main between Adams and Jefferson streets,
SUNDAY AFTERNOON the oath instant. at
O'clock. Friends Of the family are invited 10
sttend.
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NFOSBY AND HIS MEN.
CRUISE OF THE SHENANDOAH.
For sale by J. WALL TURNER,
mh23 No. 20 Thirteenth street.
mo THE OvERsEERs OF ROADS

ITO THE OVERSEERS OF ROADS
INTHELOWERE END OF HEyRlCO COUNTY.
As Commissioner of Roads for that portion of Hen
rico county east of Mechanicsville turnpike, re-
spectfully ark that each overseer OF road or Sec
in writing through the post Office, the present con-
dition Of his road or section OF road whether
way which he cannot rebuild or remove with the
hands now apportioned to him. He will also re-
port what number Of hands will be taken from him
by the extension OF the city limits, which will be
done in July next, and also what number will be
left under his CONTROL and any other matter which
he may deem Of Importance as being requisite to
the proper reconstruction Of the pubic highways
leading into thsrity. JACOB B.. ATLEE,
Commissioner of Roads of Henrico county.
NH 23-3t
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By Harrison, Goddin & Apperson, Auetioneers,
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.

TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND
i LOr, IN TENTH sTRBBT BETWEEN MAIN
As frustae In a certain deed Of trust executed to
tn a ub-cribsr By Lewis Z. Montague and Others,
dated the eth day Of March isee. duly recorded In
Richmond Hastings Cour, 10 secure the payment
of a ne gotiabls note bearing date with the said
deed, calling for s6 500, due twelve m nths after
date shall proceed to sell the same a. pubic
auction on the premises, on "WEDNESDAY the I'd
day OF April, 1857 at IL O'clock A. N. said pro-
petty IS now oe cupied by Werth, Raihbun Co,
TENS: 0ne-third OF the purchase money 10 be
paid in cssh the balance TO be paid In three equal
tnstaIments. payable In four eight, and twelve
months with interest thereon added title re.
tanned until all Of the PAYMENTS ara made. Taxes
An insnrance for the present year to be raid by
The nnychsser LEWIS A. PHELPS,
MI 10 Trustee.
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By Grubbs 4 Williams. Auctioneers.
Northwest corner NJ ain and Eleventh streets.

TRUSTEES SALE.-By virtue Of a
i deed 0, trust from Henry Harris, Robert Bar.
ris and Mary Ann Harris bis wife, ana h'n ny
TN DAY o. FsDTgary 1881 and Of record y IN. .ns
M public auction. at a o'clock p. N on TUES
pay the q day Of April W. SF me REEsNRHas
therein conveyed and which is situated a. fol.
lows: Lots Nos II and 10, lying betEeen adams
and Commerce streets, IN the county OF Henrico'
adjacent 10 the city Of Richmond also, trisngu.
lar lot living in said county. fronting 81 feet on
Leigh street; also, certain wooden tenements, me
property OF Henry Crump, located on the real
estate above referredto.
TERN. OF SALE: Ca,h IS to so much OF the pro-
ceeds Of the tale OF the real estat@ as viii dis-
charge note for $500. which said real estate
secures: and for cash to much OF the proceeds
of saa Of the wooden tenement- before referred TO
as will discharge note for 500 which !. secured
thereby: and In both cases for such further sum
OF money in cash as will par of the expenses OF
executing this trust The nus as to the surpiu ~
proceeds Of sale will be made known on the day OF
sale. WILLIAM sNlfEe, trustee:
GRuBBs 4 WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. NH u
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T,RusTEEs Sale OF HOUSE AND !

T,RUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND
SkAk 70 Y RAE TowN OF TAssGcaEsTsR.-As
trustee in deed Of trust from Corneiu. Pork. for
1905 duly re corded In Chesterneid County Court,
shall st the request Of the holder Of the last neeo-
table note secured thereby, proceed 20 sell At pub
Of April iss7, at o'clock P. NJ, II fair, II not, the
drst fair day thereafter. the RIAL ESTATE con.
fronting on the north and west side OF the said turn
pike 40 feet, running back loo feet 70 lot No. Z,
with BRICK STORE and DWELLING thereon,
TERMS: Enough In cash 10 defray expenses Of
sale and TO discharge . negotiable note OF $3.50,
With interest from March 1857 and as 70 the sur
nounced at the time Of sale. The taxes and insu.
rance for this year to be paid By the purchaser.
NH 70 w. 6ODDlN, Trustee.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAY.
49, ~~<<><<~-<~<>-~-~I>--
By Gubbs 3 wiiiisms. Auetionssn.
Nosthwest corner Main ana Elsvsnth streets.


TWO BRICK DWELLINGS,, TWO
l EEAMln DweGLIrgs, BRICK COTTAGE,
AnDvACANT Lot, ON YOtRra sfRgIf, POD
SALE At Auction .-On Z HURsDA Y, 1iss
March, at hslf-pas. oeloek, p. n, We wifi sell
ated on Fourth between Duval and Baker streets,
and extending 70 the corner Of Baker street. oeeu.
pied In part by MessYs. Blsnner. Tupm&n, McCar.
thy. and McByans, ard consssfing 81
Two very neat and desirable BRICK DWELL
fN6S, each with ave rooms, and Q kitchen with
two rooms, water, and gas;
Two very neat and comfortable RRAMED
DWELL1NGS, each with three rooms, and q
kitchen, water, and gas I.
A BRICK COTTAGE With three rooms; and
Avery pretty BUILDING LOT.
These houses have been erected within few
yean past are remarkably well built, and are nov
In good order.
We invite special attention to the sale Of this
property, rs II Is OF the character most sought
after, and Is really very Desirable.
The lots front about thirty, one feet each, and
run back 40 feetto an alley sixteen feet vide.
TERMS: One. fourth cash balance ssfour eight,
and twelve months, for negotiable notes, interest
added. secured by trust deed. Taxes for bei TO
be paid By the PURCHASER.
The above sale Is postponed on account 81
the weather 10 MONDAY, 2sth instant, at u
nh ~ GRUBBs WILLIAMS.
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BY orubbs b Williams, Auctionees,

By orubbs 3 williams, Auetionsers,
Northwest corner Of Main and Eleventh streets.
FRAME DWELLING, IN
y THE TOWN o. FULTON. s9nMpr gS hEtc.
KIs. FoR SALE AT hUCTION.-we win sell q
auctlon, on the premises. or FRIDAY the ZIG
March, at 1haif-paat4 o. elook 2. n, the prePery
and rms back ITO feet The improvements are .
framed dwelling with two rooms. The iosis Ven
TFRMs: At sale. Taxes for 1887 to be paid hy the
nxnhasar 0RUBBS & WILLIAMS,
Pui'n - Auctioneers.
s.-The above sale IL postponed on account OF
the weather to To- DAY T. aturdsyl az SioSx =.
n. NH ~ 0hopDo " -
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EE THE BANKRUPT LAW FOR SALE
at the DISPATCH OFFICE and at ]. WALL TUR-
NER's, Governor street. NH 2?
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In this city, 'on yesterday, DANIEL b. PLEA.
SAINTS. In the fifty third year o. his age.
his funeral from his late residence at O'Clock
THIS AFTERNOON.
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: 10 MULES, . HORSES,
cows, about % HOGS,
LARGE WAGONS.
BY Harrison, Goddin & Apperson, Auctioneers,
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VERY

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VERY
" VALUABLE LOTS, ON FRANKLIN STREET
CHURCH HILL NJ RsH LII STREET, AND on
CANAL AND PougTH STREETS. BY virtue Of
decree OF the Circuit Court ~ the city OF hieh.
mond pronounced on IN 9TH OF March. ise7, In the
case q Curris and Others against Currie, etc w'
shall proceed ~ sell at public auction, on the pre-
misses, on MONDAY The 18th Of March, 1897, At .
o. clock NJ ,thatvALUaBLk LOT on the north
side Of FRANKLIN between Twenty eishth and
Twenty ninth streets, adjoining the residence ~
CANAAN George W. allen, fronting ssi feet and
running back is7 feet an allie, Is feet wide and
on q EsDAY the goth Of March, 1857, on the pre-.
mises, at a o'clock 4. II fair, IL not the nrst
fair day the reaftsr, will be sold that VALUABLE
Lot near the northwest corner of Msrshtll and
First streets. fronting IS feet and running back ~
feet after which will be sold that VALUABLE
LOT en- the southeast corner Of Canal and Founb
streets fronting "a feet and running back lis feet
10 an alley, and bounded on the west by stone
wall. -,
TERMS: One fourth cash balance ats. - and u
months for gotiable notes, interest added, an
title retained TIL all the purchase money 10 fuly
paid and convey snce ordered by the court. 1hs
lakes for the skpssn, year to be paid by the p4''
t & 4 sEst \. 19saoRrHAu.. Commissioner.
NH
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BY orubbs 4 williams. Auctioneers,
North west corner Mainnd Eleventh streets.
A MOST VALUABLE LOT ON THE

A MOST VALUABLE LOT ON THE
IN NORTH SIDE or MAIN STREET BETWEEN
THIRTEENTH AND FOURTEENTH sTRElIS,
POR SALEAT AUCTION.-0 MONDAY, the 25th
March, at u o'clock NJ, we will sell a. auction:
upon the premises, the LOT OF GROUND situated
AS above sisted, being the second loi beiow Ihlf-
teentb or Governor street and being thu same
wherson formerly stood the large iron front cloth
ng-house Of Msssrs. Baldwin Williams
ii fronts on Main street % feet, and runs back TO
Tobacco alley, 40 {. ct wide,l on which II has a
front OF % feet, having depth OF ITO feet, with
DETECTION on It's west line, adjoining Spence store,
which affords space for stairway four feet wide,
without detracting from the size Il the store
This lot 10 located In the very heart OF the best
business part OF Main street, with hand some stores
on each side, and In every respect i ons OF the
most desirable pieces Of property now Ia the mar:
ket nor is there any OF It's kind likely to be offered
soon.
Terms: One-fourth cash balance at ., IL, and
Is months for negotiable notes, interest addet Sc.
cured by trust deed. Taxes for ise7 TO be PAID
= GRUBBs & WILLIAMS,
- 7 AuctinneaF.
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T ECTURE.-The SEVENTH Lee
4 TURE Of the course before the Young Mems
Oh ristian Association will be delivered by the
Rev J. T. NJ CURRY, Of Ala, In Centenary
church. TUESDAY EVENING NEXT, the 10th in.
SUBJECT: aTHB CLAIMS OF THE HOUR
upon YOUNG MEN. AND THE QuALlFICA-
TIONS NECESSARY TO MEET THEM;
Tickets, FIFTY CENTS for sale at the door: book,
and drug stores. mn 90
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NTOLASSES AND SYRUP.-Flve
Nlhogsheads MoLAsSES, rs barrels SYRUP, for
sale low to close.
NH 23-3t GEORGE i. HERRING q CO.
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TOR RENT, TWO ROOMS on the
JIG nrst floor over my store, suitable for Of La
fcss for professional men, brokers, or COM c.;B
m 10 ~ in' Louis J. BoSsIE0X.
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rI,O COUNTRY MERCHANTS.-1M
i PORTANT N,TICE. Il BONARD'S ITCH
OINTMENT. The attention Of the above is par.
ticulaliy called to this CELEBRATED OINTMENT
for the CURE OF ITCH. TWAS used extensively
during the late war, and gave universal satlsfac
ton. ,Dn
70 R;cbmon5 Va NH %
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SAVINGS INSTITUTION,
oYVIoR At THE NATIONAL EXCHANGE BANK.

su- UNION BANK OF RICHMOND,
SAVINGS INsTITUTIoN),
oYYIOR AT THE NATIONAL EXCHANGE BANK.
SUBSCRIBED CAPITAL. ssoo,o0s
THIS INSTITUTION ALLOWS SIX PER CENT.
ON DEPOSITS.
I, DAVENPORT, JR., President.
JAMES MILLER, Cashier.
DIRECTORS.
= A Palma. Id. Crsnshsw, w. &. ouarIss,
VIZ. p. LYONS. IT., r. &. Blanken-
4. Bodeker, b. b. Heisiger' sniP,
W. A. Spott, Moses Eilyson' ). D. winston,
A. L. Elicit, Jas. W. Archer A. A. hntenln-
z. T. Taylor, J. Rosenbaum, son,
". g. Biniord, J. W. Hall, W. A. jenkins,
J. A. Belvin, W. z. Gray, W. s. Tanner'
T. d. Dudley, Alfred Moses, J. Il. Ho"nn.
The security offered to depositors Is undoubted,
and the Institution should commend Itself to eli
slasses.
The attention OF slI In city and country Is called
70 this Institution. Here they will ind security,
convenience, and profit. Sums as small as one
iollar may be deposited, and six per cent. ints-
rest received on same.
once hours from A. III. to , P. M; on Saturday
rom A. NJ. to p. M, and from to p. IL.
Ia Ig-daswts
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Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
at No. 81 Twelfth street, near Franklin.

E,OR RENT, and possession given i'm
II mediately, the THREE UPPER FLOORS IN
OF the handsome brick tenement on the west t.:x
side of Fourteenth between Main and Cary -
streets, over the clothing store OF b. Becher
Each floor is supplied with water gas, and water I,
desirable for any kind OF wholesale business, be.
ing betw cen the depots and the principal hotels
good terms E. A. J. CLOPTON,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
No. 81 Twelfth street between Main and FnAa1ln
~
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RICHMOND, March 18th, 1857.

TOILET ARTICLES.-Af fine assort-
i ment OF TOILET ARTICLES, consisting, in
part of Lubin's Genuine Extracts, Lubin's La
vender Water, German Cologne; French, English,
and American Soaps French, English. and Anne
rican Pomades English Hair and Tooth Brushes,
beautiful Powder Putt Boxes, and many other
articles too numerous to mention; AL at very low
prices for sale by 4. w. POWERS.
NH % Druggist.
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EXTRA AND SUPERFINE FLOUR,
Ia on consignment, Just received for sale by
PALMER, HARJS0oK 4 CO.,
NH % Fourteenth street.
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Real Estate Agent and Anctioaeer.
81 No. 81 Twelfth street, near ffankhu

DWELLING- HOUSE FOR SALE
LY RESIDENCE OF the late Anthony Barge. E.;0
min, Senior, together with tho large AnaS
well. known GARDEN attached, on the soosn,1,rs
contains ak large roons The kitchen u on s'.ss
70 by ~ tsst aad has hvs rooms and large n
coal and wood. There 10 nsver falling l., ~
yard. Having no ass for the property, II WIZ "
sold very tow. Apply 70 p.pa.xIN. ys.,
NH is-iw WI ssss aAia Wv"
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DoCKLAND LIME, 900 casks daily
LII expected. for sals by - gr
NH % - $3.50
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nor RENT. the STOREHOUSE on
thirteenth street, recently occupied by La
Ty y 10 son Apply - A. d. CHoCKLBY. Id
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TWO FAHMS, WITH GOOD IN,
l. PROyEMENTs. IN the vegetable region q
Banovsr--ope abou, 300 acres, fourteen miles iI"a
Richmond; the oshsr 2l3 acres, eight miles ttOL
Richmond and near The C.nir,i Tailtoad, WIN
large quantity OF wood and iimbsr-FoS DALE
PkIvkTELY.
0huB5s 4 WILLIAMS,
NH IL eodlt Real Estate agents.
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n0S DOLLARS BEWARD.-Stolen
SZs) from my stable on the night of
the nth February large, very dark BAY ~
HORSE about six (6 years old. having-1Z4-
two (s) white hind feet left foot having white
lust below tie ankle and right foot just above the
ankle. Also, having small ears, reward OF
twenty t2o dollars will be paid for the recovery OF
raid horse ortwenty Ave (asl dollars for recovery
OF said horse and detection OF the thief; ADDRESS
ROBERT HENDRICR,
nh Sim Jetersville, Amelia county, Va.
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By Pilkinton, Puiliam & Co.,
Auctioneers, Commission Merchants. and Real
Estate Agents, No. 10 Pearl street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VA
" LIABLE REAL Estate, ~ The COUNTY
OF CHESTERFIELD NEAR MANCHssTER;.-As
Court of the city OF Rich mond pronounced ON the
10Th January, 1867, In The chancery suit OF Thomas
J. Hardgrove and others Us. Robert o. Pollard and
sale at public suction, on the premises, on FRI;
DAY 22d March 1867, at o'clock P. M. II fair, II
G The ss 9sS aa ssy couny Of s
longing to the late firm OF Thomas Samuel Hard
grove deceased, as follows:
IN8s thereon, located on the River road and the
Richmond and Petersburg railroad, In the county
of Chesterfield, about three quarters OF mile
nc res more or less The buildings consist OF ex
cellent dwelling, kitchen, barn, stables, &c. The
land is excellent, having been highly improved
by the owners II is considered the most desira.
0i aa p'f The ONE HUN6RsD AND EIGHT ACRES
OF WOOD LAND, adjoining the lands u Of MI.
and others, which will be divided into four lots.
and will cut from twenty Ave to thirty cords OF
This land is only two mile. from the city, and Is
considered one Of the most valuable tracts In the
Teams: one fourth cash balance in six, Twelve
and eighteen months negotiable notes, interest
added title retained until deferred payments are
made. rn,
E M!5sIAAy AEssskkssssssaovE, Commissioners.
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents, No. Is Pearl
street.
PosTPoNEMENT.-The above sale is postponed
until WEDNESDAY the 9th Of March, on account
of the weather. mn 20
uIGH CONSTABLE'S SALE.-Will
I'll be sold on MONDAY, March rs. 1867. at IL
O'Clock A. M, at the High Constsble's Office, on
Bank street. No. 900, the following property, to
wit: BUREAUS, WARDR0BES,
SIDEBOARDS CABINETS,
GLA SSES, SOFAS,
SAFES,
CANR-SEAT and other CHAIRS,
CARPETS, WASHSraNDS,
CLOCKS, CANDY JARS,
BEDSTBADS, MATTRESSES,
One DRAY, SC. !, &C.,
70 satisfy distress warrants in my hands in favor Of
Glenn IS Schofeid, Fpp- rs. Cowardin, lawson
re. Meter. Thornton Us. Holmes, Dennis Us. John
son. Prddy rs Butler, Brsmlette rs. Johnson,
NH "a A. X. CRUMP, Fl. c. c. r.