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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-04-15

/. T.fHo Logan, Wheeling. -'''
2.1D.yB. Dorsey, Fairmont. uH
3. Geo. NJ. Hatiaus, Morgantown.IA
4. Sam'l Billingsley. .Mfddlebourm.
8. w. E. Stevenson, Parkersburg.
2 6. ]. i. Gould 2 Buckhannon.Iuf
wv, eW.. Hafper, Point Pleasant, ;
8. Mark Poor, Cetedo. -. -.
g., Sam'l Young, Edray.
To- Joseph II. Hoke, Martinsburg.
IL. Jas. Carskadon, New Creek.
The annual meeting Of the Board for
the current year, will be held in Nor
gantown on the last Wednesday of
June next. ~ g,r,,. ..lzstzil, ..,isi15, :.
Theprospects of the College are res
garded as very encouraging. nIt is
earnestly recommended to the gener-
ous patronage of the public. - +,
Published by order Of the Board. - -
.6EI FW.E. STEVENSON, President 4 &
T. ii. LOGAN, Secretary.
Papers throughout thei State please
copy.
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!THn little pemIoerati,c, 81 .Yl5iiotoE-Y in Con

Tar little Democratic victory in Con-
necdcut has sent the Louisville Journal
''cleGh daft, p as the. toll5wing shows;
New Hampshire, II she were to have
conservatism. So would Maine. So
would Vermont Massachusetts per-
hRps would not but her radical
strength Is rapidly decli lining every day,
and win be thsInerest weakness" !"
Just fmagfne Vermont giving Demo-
es6as majority S S.ts'9ss { O0I8
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Last Sunday a Reverend gentleman
in New York preaehed 9 sermon on the
ments, inelu6mgi billiards, ten-pins,
and almost everything else.
.Sines then the Methodist Conference
.ftesolYes nnanimouslY that nj ith6se
are the devices Of the devil, as likewise
are ths theatre and the y SpsFes y s:s e
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-04-15

During the arec6nt passage Of the
Chicago from Liverpool to
New York, an iceberg was encountered
which stove hole IN hen bow, and for
several days she was in 4mminent dan
getof sinking. DufIngiths excitement
one ofths steerage passengers. furnished
Q little melancholy Amusement by fol-
lowing the 0ftcsES about and Offering
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THE CAUDLE CURTAIM LRCTuREs.

MIS-. Candle suspeetInE thAt nIE. Can:
die has Made his VIII, is tOnIy
Anxious as 2 Wife" 70 Know its
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8qtels
SpPNcFp ,u0uC-
,Stan1nn House. 3

"a l1l. Stamm HOUSE, aUN
DH & SUBSCRIBER RESPECTFULLY
ally, IhathS Ms opened thet TSt6Inm HOuse,n
No. q Water street The Hous8i ~ new
with an entire OUTFIT OF new furniture
and Is complete 9 int leyeIy respect.
The Proprietor pledges himself to gpaIe no
pAlnslo render his, guests comtortahte and
hopes TO receive a liberal share Of patEonAge
attentive hostlef. -lt''ls -
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The town OF Mansfield, Me, has Meth.
er minister, doctor, lawyer, nor town
farm, consequently the majority do not
go to church, are not sick, do not be-
come involved in law-suits, and have no
uO0r Ia Z tn nav u 81 % rs Ts+t'1 srl ~
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"A wealthy widow lady in New York
lately confessed, while supposed to be
dying, tremendous lot Of love for her
sons private tutor, and "wIlled" him
$4,000. Lady didn't die-.and the we'd
ding is announced. -. H. .lIlTs' =
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10 carry out this provision, the Board
has adopted the following regulations:
let in the West Virginia Agricultural
College, must present to the Visitor of
the district, satisfactory certificate,
showing age, character, and average
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B.P. HILDRETH. Cashier. novS
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AGHEsoN, BELL co,

sH0hea and Warehonse, Go.6& ID Main
t9sESSsstIlk q y , WHERLNa3w.HA.
juMTo8IIIA 3 l5GPE AT2
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Friday last came near being good
day for the lovers Of grog in Qncinns-
ii. It was, on the other hand, a bad
day for teetotalers. This all resulted
from the spilling of whisky during the
fire at Foote, Nash & Co.'s distiIlery.
The corn Juice ran in streams into
Deercreek, emptied into the river, was
carried up by the now celebrated eddy
which, at intervals, supplies the people
Of Cincinnati with the filth of that
notable stream, to the receiver of the
Water Works, and thence was trans.
ferred to the reservoir. Thus, the lat
ter was filled with grog, and Saturday
morning the people had whisky in their
water, whisky in their tea, whisky in
their coffee, whtsky yswith which to per-
form their ablutionsS and for all thi s
there was no extra charge.
The New York Tribune says that
''sitka is cheap" to anybody, it must
be to the spo1ters "whose home Is in
''the bright, setting sun, /. and who re-
sist every iexhortations To- HdFy up"
They alone viii be able to make any
thing out Of our Artic acquisition; let
them pay for It. fQfffHGEFfEEff
But don't attempt 10 hnmbug us by
talking of "the Seven Millions that
Russian America oosts.v Whether
that or Nine Nj lions is the first cost, it
is but the beginning. There are to be
endless millions more for harbors.
lighthouses, foFtresses, garrisOns, civil
officers; DO, &c. The tax on rhetorical
dummery should not only be heavy,
pbut tpeEpetual., i.s s3as saIsszE5Is
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-07-23

John II. Surratt is by all odds the best
tried man IN America. He was first tried
by the military commission which CON
yicted his mother, and then by commit
tee of Congress; on Wednesday he was
tried and convicted by Mr.. Covodc in the
House of Representatives and for seye-
TAI weeks past he has been on trial before
: uase rlsher' Mr.. Bingham of Ohio, and
the newspaper reporters. These last named
gentlemen, we think, might very properlv
Keep their hands off, and content them.
selves with sending us plain accounts OF
the evidence and incidents in the case
without discussing the bearings of the
testimony or the credibilty of the wit.
neSSes. The counsel are fully competent
to take care of all such matters, and the
prisoner has trouble enough On his hands
without having to face prosecutor in
every correspondent of the press.-Ne,r
York. Tribune.
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The RIGHTs OF MINoRITIES.-TheN Nc,
York World saws:

The RIGHTS OF MINoRIT1Es.-The New
York World says:
"The cumulative voting scheme has ex.
cited marked attention in England. Par
lament has had another warm discussion
on the subject, and has finally defeated it.
The London Journals by the last mail are
full of it, and both and all sides Of the
question are ably presented. The Times
favors it; some of the Tory leaders APP
prove oft; but Mr.. Bright opposes it, and
the Pal Mall Gazette unmasks" it. 1t
may be mentioned in this connection that
An association has been formed in this CITY
to press the subject of personal represen-
tation upon the State Constitutional Con-
vention, and upon other State conventions
which may hereafter assemble to revise
constitutions. Whatever other merit the
scheme may have, it he's at least excited
very general interest in this country as
well as In Great Britain"
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A gentleman near Peoria, ILL.,, has hVe
thousand grapevines, which 1t is estimated
will produce Atty punches Of grapes eacn'
weighing pound apiece.
The wheat harvest In the Genesee VsileS
is progressing. The yield is large ana 'ne
quality fine.
Some Of the merchants In Boston re-
fuse to employ clerks who are members Oh
baseball clubs.
Anew cotton factory, the first ever built
IN the State, has just been completed at
Rockford, Ill.
In Mecklenburg, so far, there are re-
pistered 7O5 whites and 1893 blacks.
The Warrenton Inder writes Of "oolored
speaking"
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TIE JENNINGS EsTATE.-For the benefit
OF those of our readers interested In the
Jennings estate, so long u subject of con-
troversy in England, We publish the fol-
lowing advertisement, which appeared in
the London Times Of the 4th instant:
"LoNDoN, Thursday, July 4, 1867.
as Jennings Estate.'-All persons inte-
rested are invited to attend at Mr.. Brut-
toms office, Is King William street, Strand
on Tuesday, July Is, at II o'clock. Valua-
BILE information can be had"
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S1lecinL Notices.


!. BB A CARD TO THE PUBLTC~-1t ha-
wing been indus;riously circulated by several
of our business competitors that we are about
closing up our business and leaving Richmond we
feel 1t duty to ourselves as we'll as to those GUS
TONERS and patrons who have been pleased here
tofore to extend TO us LIBERAL patronage to state
mos, smphaticaly that such Is not the case. We
propose the relnquishment Of our retail trade at
once, as per our advertisements already Issued,
and to continue the vigorous prosecution OF TIE
WHOLESALE TRADE ONLY at our large ard
commodious warehouse Eos 1918 and 1915 Main
street, where We shall always be glad to meet our
old friends and by liberal terms advance their bu
siness interests Our stock will be full and COM
plets In all the variety offered in first class i'm
porting and jobbing house.
JUL. STEENBOCK i CO.,
Nos. 1918 and 1915 Main street.
Richmond, July IS. 1857. y2o-6t
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Corespondar ce Of the Richmond Dispatch.
Registration In King William.
KING WILLIAM County, VA,
InlN % 1851

THE Ex-REBEL GENERAL STERLING
PRlcE.-The St. Louis Democrat says:
General Sterling Price, once of the
rebel army, is now quiet, unostentatious
commission merchant in this city. He may
be seen occasionally walking down Chest
nut street to his place of business, with q
careworn countenance and slow, wearied
step. Being still fine looking man, he
attracts attention by his appearance, but
many pass him by without recognizing in
him the terrible rebel who once spread
alarm and CONSERVATION all over the State.
General Price appears to be willing to lot
the lost cause 60, by tho board, and exc
out the balance Of Ills days in the peaceful
pursuits Of commerce."
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GRUBBs j. WILLIAMS, Auctione
By Harrison, Goddin 4 Apperson, Auctioneers
and Real Estate Agents.

VALUABLE Let, ON J A M p $
Y RIVER. SOUTH OF HaXALL'S MILL CANAL
WITH WATER POWER, For SALE At AnCrYRV IN
We will ofer for sale st auction on NINA. ~ ~
vrfy yaiyyaSie lot iatsiy occupied BY the RishmonS
Iron and Steel Works, between Eighth aoe Mile 10
strsets on the edge Of James river, fronting or
water stree, la feet by s3o feet deep WITH wat s
power free from rent The brick walls o. .nt
rolling mill l2 by 80 feet ere s,il IN excei Tbs
location is convenient to the business part OF the
city. 1o,rth ceeb the
The terms Of sale will be one,fourth cs dded ~
sx twelye, and eighteen months, and deed OF
trHst to secure the credit payments. the taxes ioi
the present year to be paid 6y ths
TN Auctioneers.
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BY Harrison, Goddin Apperson, Auctionesf'
and Reel Estate Agents.

rrRUSTFES SALE OF FORT 7
ACRES OF VALUABLE LAND, ABOUT ONE
NILE NoKTEsAST OF TIE CITY o. dss Si fyam
Satbaniel ri res TO the subscriber bearing date on
tbe 81 dsy OF March 1896 duly recorded in Henrico
County Court. AMI by the consent OF said aives ana
the nari4s interested therein, shal proceed TO
sell vt public auction to the highest bidder, on the
premises, on FRlpAY. July ?sth, 1897 At oel2cS
r. NJ, about F"ETY ACRES oF FALo FL
Blaker mill road and nearly opposite to the farm
of P-yton Johnston, Eco. It's near proximity 20
the city renders it valuable Tor SUBURBAN Te1 IL
dencas or for market garden purposes. u VIII pe
sold In ons track, or divided in lots to suit the
views OF purchasers IT,, 49,,
tysIvs months credit for negotiable notes, with
'N''' ''' <. NANCE, Trustee. :.
Sale to be conducted by HARRISON, GoDpIy
APPERsoS, Luctioneers. Jy 10
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AUCTION Sales.
-C~~s~~
FUTURE DAY :
By &. B. Cook, Auettoneer'
Coruer ~ Governor and FRANKLIN nIoo'e

BYE. B. Cook, Aucttoneer,
Corner OF Governor and Franklin HHeo's'
rLEGANT FURNITURE, HuS r. p
n won PIANO. MIRRORS, BRUSsELSC a asts
DIETS. &c At AUCTION On t. hsD i,5ap,cs NJ
,nstsnt n, 10 o. clock will sell nj the retan
Aired King Fro, wEo l. deellhlpg LIZ vii Of
ing CO. nor Of Fos and Fourt. entn s.fo'''1
biss FUhNiTURE, consisting in psIt ot nth s,lk
Rosewood Parlor suite, eoVerea "''A
broc ,tsle
Elegant Etegre,
MarDle.iop Tables,
Beautiful Pier Mirror. .r,vnaw ~
Brussels and Three ply Carpets. nea,,y n. made
A superior Rosewood Plane, . oe.ss CO. Tork !:
By Light, Newton & Bradbury, Ns" AA
/. Oak Eat kacs,
oilc 9th ana Stair Carps:r,nEio
Splendid Oak Extension Iapie'
Mirror. Escrtoire.
Walnut Chairs, covered With plush
Safe, &c.
In the chambers will be found
Elegant Suite, In MAHOGANY a..
Jenny Lind and other BedsteaoS'
Caue and W God seat Chstrs,
Mahogany and Walnut Bureaus
Mahogany Tables,
Work rAole,
Crib and Hattre's,
Hair and shnck aattress=s,
feather Beds Roi.tars, and f1i'o~s' c1aoo
This usual variety Of China. CrockI1if 'of Kitchen
wara: together win an ssso 1Iheh, roIs Cookinp
Utensils smones: which Is fist rSlo 0ooA'"s
stove. H.. -aouy suuertor
Tho attention Of those waning Tealiy s"poii
furiiturs Is particularly asked. ,o,.r
~ % 2. 3 COOK. Auclioneer.
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AasctSOs, Sales.
FUTURE DAY.
NJ arubbs 3 Williams. Auesionssn,
.o,r., Main and Eleventh Streets

HorthwoBt cOtuof A0@A
,,,p71.TEEs' SALE OF THAT, +, M g ~
MUS. P prE SUBURBAN REsIbErGE, W WIFE
1,,YaaLLv v FIVE ACRES OF LAND ATT "a LII
TWEMIf -, .sin aHBURN, SITUATED on Th ~
k nno0,np nnSaD ABOUT ONE MILE WEoL, ~. ys
~. fciTY. IT AUCTf0N.-1n pnrsuanSs o. Me- sas
shans s,a en- day OF April 1885, and recorded n
Ing s dste Comfy Court once. being thereto rS;
s.,ad by the creditor secured thereby We wv
qnsssseeo nguon' uporl the premises on TAUksDAi
seil iat 81 Inunst 1857 st o'clock T. n, lall,
~ n1 then on the next fair day thereafter tsun
ao1 o axceuted) at the same hour, tne p[0gRetx
Gay oayyvsXed in said deed, being the TRAGT us
,naro or less, with the buildings and improve.
nore N ereon situated abont one mile west OF
hen. i,g fron.ing on the Grove road ana running
tn me- ~ the Westham road, being In form nearly
buildings are OF the most complete and de-:
s,rable character, combining every arrangemsns
FOR comfort with the most attractive appearance:
io FATHER description is deemed unnecessary; as
,ba Mace is 20 we'll known, and justly regarded
a. the most desirable Suburban properly near THIS
city. ,rp, ha cold srhiact IN a
nrior deed OF trust, amounting with the accrued
fnerssl to about g. 500 sum Will De req ulrea III
cash sufficient to pay the expenses stsenan Inc
sale aud to dlscharge a bond frr s'r %. WIN
int rest In from let July, 1857 credit as to
g. s9 80 until LIT January. 1863 creais rs
TO S3 1872 10 until LIST July, 1858; and the oAlance
| mon terms OF payment which will bs made known
al tue time Of sale-credt payments TO bear lnelees
from the day If sale, and TO be secured by oeeo
OF trust upsn the property opuppe
A. D. wILL!AMs,}
cprppa AuctiOlee rS. Jy ~
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.ha Inc statistics of rum drinking by mer.
snrn as sailors In Eastern London show that
Of su;u;, lien drink from thirty to forty glasses
imbihsd , thally' and one sailor every day
i lon. oe s .hree bottles Of gin, three cal.
'onS % ceer' and several glasses Of brandy
From $4,000 to 100000 persons a,;,n
visit the French Exhibition persons daily
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NIhGINIA.-At Rules held in the
Clerks office for the tircuit Colrt Of the
county Of Chesterfield on the first Monday In July
1857:
Isaac W. Walker, p. 7. Archer. Fleming Morgan,
J. Al TT. william, and Thomss q. Peyton and r
j. Archer. late partners under the firm and style
IF Peyton j. Archer. .Plalptl1s
again-t
RobeIt II. Watkins, Edward u. Watkins, Martha
Jane Watkins. =. W ShslsOn, aud Ann Augusta
sheitou, his wife; Oh ,rss Clay, Edward lay,
Harriet Clay, Alice Clay, Edith Clay, Mamie
Clay, Ssllie Clay, A. 4. hrewry, late admins
traitor Of K. o. Watkins, deceased b. Fl. Nash.
administrator de borIs non OF Z. .. Watkins,
and Joseph A. Mayo, Defendants,
~ CHAsCRhY.
The PLAINTIFF baviE2 filed their bill, the object
Of which Is to obtain decree for settlement and
division OF tho esIats Of tbs late Edward o. Wat
kins, deceased, of which he died seized and pos-
sessed, lying ana being in the county Of Chester
field, State OF Virginia;
And IL appearing by affidavit that Charles Clay
Is 4 nor-I resident OF the state OF virginia, taere
fora 1t is ordered that he appear here Thin
month after the due pub Icatun II this order, and
do what Is necessary u protect his interest in
this suit.
and /, il further ordered that a copy of this or.
der ne pub he'd once J. week for fpur successive
weeks Ia on. Of the newspapers Published in the
city # hichmond, and that l. copy OF the same lie
pos ed at the front door OF ta3 houss OF this
county On tie first day OF Il term Of the County
Court.
Tss,e: NATHAN II. CCGBILL. Clerk.
jy i6-Tu4w
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~ C0.PARTNERsHIp AND REMOVAL.

sg CO.PARTNERSHiP AND REMOVAL.
Mr. 3. P. HUDGINs, long and favorably known to
our customers, becomes PARTNER In our bust
ness from the LIST Of July, 1887. 1t will be con.
tinued under the same name. We have removed
10 the new and commodious store on the corner OF
Main and Eleventh streets, wnere we are prepared
to receive orr former customers and the puOlic
generslly We will before making our regular
fall purchases dispose of the excellent stock now
on hand on terms very favorable to buyers-in
many cases without regard to cost.
THOMAS K. PRICE co.
Wewill be assisted by MIR. WILLIAM G. BARKER,
Mr.. JOSEPH J. ANDERSON, and Mr. G. 4. SUTTON
as salssmen, and Mr.. 4. 6. HALL, who has been so
long with us, rs book keeper Jy So-iS
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aE NOW Is YOUR CHANCE TO SECURE
THE GREATEST BARGAINS IN DHY GOODS
ever offered In this city by calling THIS WEEK
at JULIUS sYCLE'S, Ol3 Main street, between
Ninth and Tenth Owing to the scarcity OF money,
I nm selling off my entire stock of DRY GOoDs at
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. Be sure to call
early, IL you do not wish to miss such rare bar
gains az
Very fine Dress Goods, only 2oc.
English Berage, &c.,, very cheap;
Mozambiques, only 2oc., sold week ago for soc i;
Spring Poplins, only sco., the hsndsomsst pat
terms;
French organdies choicest designs. only ESQ.,;
Fine Lawns, 300, worth Soc;
Alpacas, DelaiEes, &C., at half their worth.
DOMESTIC GOODS.
In this department am offering greater induce
ments than any one else, as will be seen by my
price list:
Calico. 10, l?s. and &c.,. the beet quality;
Blesched Cotton only loc.; extra good, yard-wide,
only l5c.;
Brown Cotton, l2t, Is, and lie. the best;
Shifting Stripes, only l2c. yard;
Bed Tick, full width. only 2cc;
and all other goods selling at the prices OF this
season. In my
HoUsEKEEPING DEPARTMENT
am selling the greatest bargains in Table d.
mask, Table Cloths Napkins, Towels, Linen and
Cotton Diaper, Marseilles Quilts, Counterpanes'
&C., sc.
All the above goods are selling Oft very fap,uiy'
aud If you wish to supply yourself can cary on
JULIUS sVCLs,
gls Main street, between Ninth ana ieh'h'
The following gentlemen would be glad to serve
their friends: ,,,,n,no
RITTER 9. CARE, JohAS " h,s Dnno
GEORGE P. BAaBY. GEO. sWAbACaAa.
JULIUS SYCLE.
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ng TO FAMILIES,
PICNIC PARTIES,
and ell who love pure article of
DELICIOUS ICE CREAM,
at the very low price Of ST. per gallon!
Determined to keep pace with the age in my bu-
siness and to serve my old patrons and the public
with the best Of everything In my line at the
smallest profit, have this day reduced the price
Of my
SUPERIOR ICE CREAMS
to $50 per gallon, and respectfully invite the at
tenton of families, parties, c.nics etc. to this
reduction. with the assurance that all orders will
be filed with promrtness and fidelity.
Send In your orders to
ANDREW ANTONI,
HOO south side of Main street,
directly opposite National Exchange Bank.
jeo-2m
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xy- THE WHITE SuLPHOk SrhINes'
aREENBRIER COUNTY, WEST VlhaiSiA.-
W. ore gra,iaed on being able to state that tte
c..sanaaks and Ohio railroad has been compile ed
70 Covington, leaving only twenty miles OF staging
70 this place, over good turnpike In good stages,
With good t. ans and careful drivers, and we are
now prepared and shall be glad to accommodate
the public In any numbers in r style equal to tina
OF any other watering place, at the following
rates-viz., By the day, SO by ths month. Ss'.
" oo-lpt GEoRGE L. PEYT0N CO.
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Pikinton, Pulliam Il Co.,
Auctioneers, Commission Merchants ana heai
Estate Agents, No. IS west Pearl street.

TRIJsTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE IN Ma &'s ADDITION
NEAR MANCH2STER.-By virtue OF deed OF
trnst executed TO the subscriber as trustee by 20,
seph Butler his wife Sarah Bnisf IN se
coanty and herg requested to do by the bsne-
feiaTy in said deed shal proceed to EEL a. pun o
ssTifaDaY the 21th day of July, 1857 If fair, II
not the next fair day tn ersafter),
located lot of about FIFTEEN ACRES Qr LAM,
wing on the Midlothian turnpike and Richmond
and Petersburg ilroad, and being admirably stu
sted 10 be laid off in lots or ussd as whole lor
market garden and dairy farm Buildings are oe
ing erected on numerous lots IN the Flclh'S' ai'u
lis va lue is daily increasing. ,.;ohI.
Terms: One-ihlrd cash ; balance negotlaSae
notes. interest added, at four and twelve moGtu"'
1t'.' JAMES A. CLARKE, Trustee.
Sale conducted by PILKINToS, PULL1AA Co
kuctiOnperS, y 80
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TOR SALE PRIVATELY, ONE OF

DOR SALE PRIVATELY, ONE OF
Il the most desirable, healthy. and command.
ing sites for public or private buildings In ths ety
of Richmond (eOUR or FIVE ACRES OF LAMB,
we'll enclosed. with good brick 7use, lately put
in good repair, with six rooms, framed Kitchen
win four rooms, stable, and other out houses. q
we'll OF pure water, and fruit trees Of the beat
fruit. 49,,
This property is within ten minutes walk OF ths
Old Market and convenient to the centre OF busl'
jy iI-2w PALMER, HARTsooK co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-07-23
By Grubbs i williams, Auotioneers'
E., .ornsr of Main and Eleventh streets


rRUsTEES SALE OF REAL ES;
tsTE-At the ipttance Of the beneficial
pry Of trust exssussd by ma h u
LOU oS certain dc bt set out In said ed, shall
n me WEDaEsDAY the slst day of July 1857. at s
O'clock P ". OF said day II jair. II not then on
~ nremises sell thar certain LOT UF GtoUND
with FRAME DWELLING thereon, j. being the
whole o; Lot No. and part OF Lot 70 : IN
Snuare No. 10 in the plan Of The tom OF Fulton,
and on which said Goods now rssldes.
TtsMs OF SALg cash sufficient to coTsr tue
on such terms as may be made Known on the day
OF sale. GEohos v. ohoE' 1fus.e9
GRuBss & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. Jy2o
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-07-23
BY Lee b Goddin.
Rsal Estate Agents and Auct'onsei''
No. 1914 Cary street.

VALUABLE IWo 9SITo T'vE B Rooss,
y Ply PWEt t.sT LIE q fssHEhrTE
ioRs RRI1p D5s, FSR On s4tEEo AE jaly
VII SCI az ANON NJ, on the premises, the property
az az above de.crbed The LOT has BACK
Of 5. .s sre apon wboh
within P aaEIrK GoTrAGE DWELLING Of two sto-
sba %ssa ass kHo%n on the day
al. fiv aOl LEE GoDDIN. AuctioneeIs: