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IMPORTANT 70 SBEEE9ERs
DIe. II. II LGTSSN Efs.

Irae6T12 paysician Jo1 at. v,.rOxt. .Ds8ensas
Of the tteRtto IsSo,drv O4yans.
/ OFFICE, No. 4, Odd Fellow BuiIdlna
Monroe ST., East of NJ Ciure House.
WHEELING, w. VA.
For number of years Dr.. Kisner han
made specsaity in the treatment Of ell
Chronic Affections Of the Genito UrinaPT
Organs, in which he has bean eninssntly
Successful. Tho following are few stlssSsi,s
the many affections of these orgaxs, to thS
treatment of which the Dr. gives his entirs
attaition, viz: Chronic Gatarrh of rfa DItsd-
der and Urethra, Irritable BlstataR naa
Dribblihg OF Urine, Gravel, Dtobets anH
nitioult Urinating. Syphilitic BsscaSses lil
all their vurisd forms. CSiunorIaea, C}ierf
Structure, in all their Complioaffots&. Seer
niAorrh5a, Impotence and all Deseases OF
the Sexual System arising from Se:.ual All
buses. and Youthful Indisoretions. Ali u,
oratons neatly and quickly performed. a.
Persshs afflicted particularly With old and
trouhiesoinetcases should lose no time 10 cal.
on or address DIR. KISNER eommunicati1ns
containing stamps or fee promptly noticed
Office hours 8 q. M. to II IN. / to o d, m.
References, Prof. IL. IT,. Payne Stouben-
Vile Ohio, DIR. CIV. Arnold, Cambridro
Ohio, Reed u Kroft, Druggists Wheeling
w. w,
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---------~awssxafs-- fs---tI1as -~SEeur@.

SsJoHN TlproN, of Stock township,
one Of our Oldest citizens, was found dead
'n hia bed last Friday morning. He was
10 usual heath The day previous.
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s~ Mariner has All extra assortment Of
Chewing Tobacco on hands, We have
tried it, and speak our own personal knowl-
edge.
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AGRICULTURAL.

Tho offosrs of the Harrison County Az,
licultural Society, will meet at the Office o.!
RI. Fl. Harrison, in Caaiz, on next Satur.
9as, September 7, 1867.
JACOB JARVIS, Sec,
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eeA-Call at Clark & Ramsey and got a
good Clock. Those they have on hand
now, are Of th best manufactured.
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Harrison County Temperance
ENp.aty

fsUEEGEJs
The So3iety met Tuesday evening Aug.
27 at the NJ. Il. Church, according to pre-
vious aiiournmsnt Society was called to
order by the President and opened with
prayer by Rev w. NJ. Grimes.
Reading OF the minutes Of last meeting
was dispensed with.
A motion to appoint one person in eac!
township to see to the ornanizatinn Of town
ship societies was passed aad the following
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SHBRIFFDS
PROCLAMATION

PROCLAMAT
M HEREAS, by the laws of Ohio, regt,.
w lating Elections, IL is required of the
Sheriff of his county TO give notice before
| the time of holding general election. by
proclamation throughout the county of tht
ulne on which such elections shall be hold.
en-; In purs dance of such requisitiun,
John Il. McPeck, Sheriff of Harrison Co.
| the
SECOND TUESDAY OF OCTOBER.
being the 9Th day Of said month. Is bv the
Constitution and Laws of Ohio, app0iuted
the day on which the qualified electors of
SAID Harrison county shall meet in their
re pective townships at their usual or
proper place of holding elections. between
the hours OF 6o'clock A. NJ. and 8 o'clock
for:
One Governor for tho State Of Ohio.
Ohio; ''''''' VI
One One Treasurer Of State for State of Ohio;
One Auditor of State "
one Attorney General " "
One supreme Judge
One Comptroller of the Treas ury for the
State of Ohio;
One member of the Board of Public
Works for the State of Ohio;
One Senator for the 10Th Senatorial Dis
triot Of the State of Ohio;
One Representative for tho county Of
HarrisOn;
One Teas TreaSqror for the county Of Harrison;
One Pros. Atty %
One Recorder " 4"
One Surveyor :" -
One Commissioner o
lr,f
You will proceed to vote for or apsiust
the following proposed Amendment 10 thg
Constitution of the State of Chic, to wit:
Re8o20ed 6yMe General I8scns5yy of the
%Hte Of ohio (three~fitths of the members
elected to each House agreeing thereto).-
That it be and is hereby proposed to tEealnc
tors Of this State to vote, at the next aurufal
October election, upon the approval or re-
Jectlon OF the following amendment as q
substitute for the first section Of the firth
article Of the Constitution Of this State. to-
wit: Every male citizen of she United
States, of the age of twenty-one wears. who
shall have been q resident of the State ono
year next preceding the election, and of tho
county, township, or ward in which he re-
sides, such time as may be provided by law.
except such persons as have borne arms in
support of any instruction or rebellion
against the Government Of the United States
or have fled from their places of residence
to avoid being drafted into the military
service thereof, or have deserted the militia
ly or naval service Of said Government in
time Of war, and have not subsequently,
been honorably discharged from the same,
shall have the qualifications of an elector,
and be entitled TO vote at all elections.
These voting for the Amendment shall |
put upon their ballots the words: "Consti- |
jutional Amenament-Yes." Those voting |
against 1t shall pat upon their ballots these I
words: constitutional Amendment-No." |
The Trustees Of the several Townships of !
iaid County are hereby notified that the |
ollowing number of Jurors are upportion- |
ID TO their townships respectively, and that |
hey arc required to select the said number |
md make return thereof TO the Clerk of |
he Court Of Common Pleas, poll-books /
within two days after the said second Tuos. +
lay in October, 1857:
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M A r r. L H d

On the 2lst inst by Rev. Samuel Patter>
son, assisted by Rev. Joseph Gledhill, Mr..
II. IL. JOBE Of Coshocton co. to Miss S. j.
PITTS of Deersville Harrison co. O.
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DR. STRICKLAND: Having used your
Anti-ChOlera Mixture during the cholera
epidemic here last summer, and induced
others 10 do the same, in cases that had all
the cholera symptoms, in every case it
promptly checked the disease. L believe
it's the best remedy known for cholera and
diarrh0a of every form, and advise those
afflicted to try it.-W. BARBER, of the firm
of Barber, Choate It Naber, Cincinnati.
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ENRRORs OF Y0urss.

a GENTLEMAN who suffered for wears
If ON Nervous Debility, Premature Decay
and all the effects Of youthful indscretion.
will, for the sake of suffering humanity
send free to all who need it, the receipt and
directions for making the sinple remedy by
zhich he was cured. Sufferers wishin, 10
profit by the advertisers experience, can
do 50 by addressing, in perfect confidence.
JOHN B. OGDEN,
AZ Cedar Street, New York
Mny & 1863 Tyr
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A N EXHIBIT

OF the exact amount of money rema in
ing in the Treasury of Harrison County,
Ohio, on the 3lst day of August, A. d. 1867:
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REFERENCES.
NJ. +. Vail. Cash'r National Bank OF Coin,
merce, New York.
Messrs. j. Boorman, Johnston & Co.,
New York,
Gor,i)n, Mcmillan & Co., Cleveland, 0.
w. p. Westfill, Cash'r First National
Bank, Minneapolis, MINI.
Thomas Arthur, Casbr First National
Bank, Newton, la.
~ Messrs. Ford, Dickson &c Co., ST. Louis,
Missouri.
And to any BGnker-througbom Nte CouT-
irtt h0uinG Neh sl50N Correspondents,
Mar.27, ,1S67-GIho.
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From weli-written account of the Rad
ieal Convention at Flushing, communicated
TO the St Clairsville Gu<etts, We extract
the following:
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New YORK, August 27.---The order
assigning General Hancock 70 Sheridan s
place is as follows
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-07-23

A gentleman near Peoria, ILL.,, has i've
thousand grapevines, which 1t is estimated
will produce fifty punches Of grapes eacn'
weighing pound apiece.
The wheat harvest In the Genesee Valley
Is progressing. The yield is large ana Tue
quality fine.
Some of the merchants in Boston re-
fuse to employ clerks who are members OF
baseball clubs.
A new cotton factory, the first ever built
in the State, has just been completed at
Rockford, Ill.
In Mecklenburg, so far, there are re-
pistered 705 whites and 1893 blacks.
The Warrenton Inder writes Of "oolored
speaking"
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John n. Surratt is by all odds the best
tried man In America. He was first tried
by the military commission which CON
victed his mother, and then by commit
tee OF Congress; on Wednesday no was
tried and convicted by Mr.. Covode in the
House Of Representatives and for seye-
TAI weeks past he has been on trial before
Judge Fisher, Mr.. Bingham of Ohio. and
the newspaper reporters. These last-nampd
gentlemen, we think, might very properly
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 credibility 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 a prosecutor in
every correspondent Of the press.-Ne,o
York Tribune.
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TIE R1GuTs OF MINoRlTIgs,-The New

TIE R1GuTs OF MINoRITIEs.-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 1t, aud 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 Pail Mai Gazette unmasks" il. Il
may be mentioned in this connection that
an association has been formed in this CITY
to press the subject of personal represent
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 has at least excited
very general interest in this country "a
well rs In Great Britain"
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Correspondent CO of the Richmond Dispatch.
Repatriation In King William.
KING WILLIAM COUNTY, VA,
LII,

TIE Ex-REBEL GENERAL STERLING
PRIcE.-Tbe 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 a slow, wearied
step. Being still q 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 the board, and exc
out the balance of Ills days in the peaceful
pursuits of commerce."
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SDeciOL Notices.


j. w A CARD TO THE PUBLIC~-it ha-
wing been indus;rously 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 10 lioera, patronage to state
most smphatically that such Is not the case. We
propose the rslinquishment Of our retail trade at
once, as per our advertisements already Issued,
and to continue the vigorous prosecution OF The
WHOLESALE TRADE ONLY at our large ard
commodious warehouse Eos. 1913 and 1915 Main
straet where we shall always be glad to meet our
old friends and by liberal terms advance their bu-
stness interests Our stock will be full and COM
plete In all the variety offered In frst class i'm
porting and jobbing house.
JUL STEENBOCK j. CO.,
Noe 1918 and 1915 Main street.
Richmond, Jnly ls. 1857. jy2o-st
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cprpRz h WIIIIANs, Auctioneers. jy20
By Harrison, Goddin & Apperson, Anctioneers
and Real Estate Agents.

VALUABLE Lot, ON J A M 3 s
v RIVER. SOUTH OF HAXALL's n I'LL GAM Al
WITH WATER POWER, FOR SALE At AuCrIIV ~
We will oAsr for sale at auction on MONDAY the
pS,I, Jnly. ats O'clock p NJ. on the premises, the
v.ry valuable 10: lately occupied by the Rishmond
Iron and Steel Works between Eighth and Nln on
Wstar strest i33 feet by $40 feet deep, with water
power free from rent. The brick WaLis OF t ans
mil a. BY 90 feet are s In s1osl En-
iocstion il convenient to the business part OF the
city. ,orrtb caeh . the
six iweIva, and eighteen months, and deed OF
trSst to secure the credit payments. The taxes LOT
The present year to be paid BY ths purshaSsssrG;y
HARRISON, GODDlN q Arr i,tons,a
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TIE JENNINGS EsTATE.-For the benefit
OF those of our readers interested In the
Jennings estate, SO long 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.
"t Jennings Estate.'-All lersons inte-
rested are invited to attend at Mr.. Brut-
toms Office, rs King William street, Strand
On Tuesday, July Is, at IL O'Clock. Valua.
BILE information can be had"
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~ NOW Is YOUR CHANCE TO SECURE
THE GREATEST BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS
ever offered in this oty by calling THIS W EEK
at JULIUS sYCLE'S, 9l3 Main street, between
Ninth aud Tenth. Owing TO the scarcity OF money,
| am selling of my entire stock of DRY GOODS ut
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. Be sure to call
early, If you do not Wish to miss such rare bar
gains as
Very fine Dress Goods, only 2oc.;
English Berage, 3oo., very cheap;
Mozambiques only 2oc., sold week ago for soc.
Spring Poplins, only sco., the handsomsst pat
terms;
French organdies, choicest designs, only 25e.;
Fine Lawns, 200, worth Soc;
Alpacas DelaiRes, &C., at half their worth.
DOMESTIC GOODS.
In this department am Offering greater induce
ments than any one else, Is will be seen by my
price list:
Calico, 10, l2s, and l5c.. the beet quality;
Blsached Cotton only loc.; extra good, yard-wide,
only 15c.;
Brown Cotton l2s, Is, and lie. the best;
Shifting Stripes, only l?c. ysrd;
Bed Tiok full width, only ?cc;
and all other goods selling at the prices OF this
season. In my
HOUSEKEEPING DEPARTMENT
am selling the greatest bargains in Table pa
mask. Table Cloths, Napkins, Towels, Linen and
Cotton Diaper, Marseilles Quilts, Counterpanes'
&C., SC.
All tho above goods are selling off very rap,aly'
and II you wish to supply yourself can cary on
pls Main street, between Ninth and Tenth.
The following gentlemen would be glad to serve
their friends: p,,pppo
RITTER g. CARE, JoSAS 80
GEORGE P. BAGBY, GEO. sWABACasa.
- JULIUS SYCLE.
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By Pukinton, Pulliam Co.,
Auctioneers, Commission Merchants ana he"i
Estate Agents, No. IS west Pearl street.

TRUsTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE IN MARKS ADDITION,
NEAR MANCH ESTER.-By virtue OF deed OF
trnst executed 10 the subscriber as trustee by 20,
seph Butler and his wife, Sarah Butief da ;ss
the 18th day of July 1865, and duly recoraea IN ths
COUNTY, and being requested to do 50 by the bsns-
feay said deed shsli proceed to Is on
ssTfTaDAY the eth day of July, 1857 If fair, If
not. the mex. fair day thersafter that beauttfuX-
located lot of about FIFTEEN Access qr tAnD,
and Petersburg railroad and being admira Ply STU
ated 10 be laid of in lots or used as whole lob
market garden and dairy farm: bulldinss sre ue
ing ere cted numerous lots IN the 'lcihily' Gnu
its value is daily increasing. o.;ohI.
TERMS: Ons-ihIrd cash; balance negotia.SSac
nntes interest added, at four and twelve montns.
TitIa retained until deferred payments arc made.
O JAMES A. CLARKE, Trustee.
Sale conducted by PILKIEToS, PuLLlAa ~,
hnctioneers. y -
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Aa,cNOs, Sales.
FUTURE DAY.
~ arubbs b Williams, Auetionsen,

~ corner Main and Eleventh sussD'
,,,pIrsrEEg SALE OF THAT T.. MOST 6 ,yT
'no TnripLE SUBURBAN RESIDE H ~ r y IN
v1 LLvvlFITB ACRES or LAND aTT nN Nh
TTw66wa As - AUBURM," slTg LATE HW III OF
GRpycE1r CITY At AUcTloN1n pnrauanSs h o. s sas
provioTr TO the subscrbers as trustees pest
thaniei yoth day of April, 1888, and recorded n
ingr d County Court once. being inete" Iii
ns.tsd by the creditor secured 10 eieIyf, wnspnY
sell at auction ap1sns the g. p5e oeIoet P H. Il far
ne s' han on the next fair day thereafter lsun-
II not: r.canted1. at the same hour the proPeitS
aay,e1sd in said deed, being the THAI y. uF
Gourv9S Known az t'Auburn. containing % aeIoo
Inore or less, with the buildings Gnu Poot q,
mems ny frnnting on the Grove road and running
tns S'.5' the Westham road, being In form nearly
qsa buildings are OF the most complete and de.
s,rsbie Character, combining every alrangsmsa a
ioT r,Sther description is deemed unnecessary az
,ha Mace is 20 we'll known, and justly regarded
~ the most desirable suburban properly near tnls
cry TyeRss: The property will be fold subject TO
nrior deed OF trust, amounting with the accrued
fntersstl to about 81 200; sum will be req urea IN
sale and to discharge bond fHr 3, ssl A. WIN
interest thereon from let July 1857 crea a. 10
"a sgI 30 until st January 1861 afurtfer creat as
TO 80 1872 Is until LIST July, 1858; and the oalance
ppon terms OF payment " htch Will os maze hnom -
al the time of sale-credit to bear lntereas
from the day Of ale, and TO be secured pS = oeeo
Oh 'fus' upon VIC r p. w GRUBBs. lTrus,ess,
A. D. wILL!AMs,} iiu'.'es'
GRUBBs WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. V ~
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VIhGINIA.-At Rules held in the

yIIkGINIA.-At Rules held in the
Y Clerks Office for the tircuit Court Of the
county of Chesterfield on Lhe first Monday in July,
1857:
Isaac W Walker, P. 7. Archer. Fleming Morgan,
J. II Tr.vil,nn and Thomas q. Peytou and r.
j. Archer late partners under The firm and style
Of Peyton j. Arcler.. .fIalnths,
RobeIt H. Watkins, Edward II. Watkins, Martha
Jane Watkins - W shelton, and Ann Augusta
shelton his wife Charles Clay. Edward lay,
Harriet Clay, Alice Clay, Edith Clay, Mamie
Clay, SsIlie Clay, A. Il. rrewTy, late admtnia-
= traitor OF 4. o. Watkins, deceased b. II. Nash,
administrator de bonis nnn OF Z. o. Watkins,
and Joseph A. Mayo, ...UelendAnts,
IL cHArcgEY.
The PLAINTIFF having filed their BILL the object
Of which is To obtain a decree for settlement and
division OF the estate of the late Edward y. Wat
kins, deceased, of which he died seized and pos-
sessed, lying ana being n the county OF Chester
field, State Of Virginia
And IL appearing by affidavit that Charles Clay
Is non Iesident OF the state oi virginia, taere-
fore it is ordered that he appear here within one
month after the due pubiicati Of this order, and
TO do what IL necessary to protect his Interest in
this suit.
and IL il further ordered ,nat a copy Of this
der ne published once 4 week for four successive
weeks IN Of the newspapers pablishrd in the
city # kichmoud, and that copy OF the same liz
DOS ed at the front door of to5 coar-houss OF this
county Oh the FIRST day Of 3 term Of the County
Court. ,oo,
Tsste: NATHAN ii. CCG5lLL, Clerk.
" i6-Tu3w
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,, Inc statistics of rum drinking by mer-
sa@n' sailors in Eastern London show that
If sO; men drink from thirty to forty glasses
imhihsa , uasiy' and one sailor every day
iona oe three bottles Of gin. three Gal.
i0ns OF ceer' and several glasses Of brandy
IL, From $1,000 to 100000 person, daily
Visit the French Exhibition. ''S'h' oaiiy
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AUCTION Sales.
BYE. B. Cook, Auctsoneer'
corns- ~ 0overnor and Franklin Streets.
FUTURE DAf I.

Bvg. B, Cook, Aucttoneer,
Cornsr OF Governor and Franklin n'te0''
FURNITURE, ROSE
n WOOD PIANO, MIRRORS, RRnSSornLy Ssth
1,Srs Sc At Auction on tai asDs 1't ~
80, -, 10 o'clock. will sell a the ~
W. I'd King F,o who Il declining hohs iii Of
10 RI, ner of Fos and fnurts enth sFee''' "
bis FUhNiTURB, consisting In pais ta "a With silk
Rosewood Parlor. suite, co'si0O
broc ,talle;
Elegant Etegre,
Marble-iop Tables,
Brussels and Three CarpetH nsa.ly ne made
A superior Rosewood Franc, 80 Nav York |;
!, Oak Z Kat a.f hacS,
Ole 9th and stair CarretnS,
Splendid Oak Extension laoi''
Mirror. Escrito're,
WaInnt Ghsirs. covered With plush
In the chambers will be found
Elegant Suite in Mahogany, ,,
JENNY Lind and other behstedo''
Cane and W God seat Oh sirs.
Mahogany and Walnut Bureaus
Mahogany Tables,
Work FABLE,
Crib and Mattress,
Hair and Shnck MATTRESSES, ,,us
FsaiI,er Rods Pol,ters, and Pillows, c,ass.
The u,ual variety of China, Crock'ry' 20 Ei,chsn
wars: together with an sssolGahrtrr ,te Cooking
Utensils, 'amongs: which Is nIs' 1910
Tho attention of those wanting really sup''A0-
furniture is particularly asked .,c,ioneer
iv % Z. NooN. E-------
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r EASE OF PUBLIC PROPERTY
IL AT AUCTIoH. In obedience to an act
O! the General Assembly of Virginia passed
March H. 1857, the undersigned, appointed
con. missionars to AXE charge of certain public
property named in said act, will l.ase TO the high
est bidder a. public auction, on the premises, on
MUNDA the lst dag OF Ansusl neXt NJ cloch
T. NJ The LOT or PARCEL VI GRnurD IN me
city OF Richmond known as the PUBLIC WARE
HiUsE, lying near rhs Richmond and Petersburg
Railroad depot ior re Is51p q leu yesf'
WI. T sSy Commissioners
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By Grubbs & Williams Austioneet', ,....,

TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL l;;
Of trust sxsssssd 10 by MsP pay d
Gooue anu rt.in debit sci out In said deed, shall.
men nn HWsEpaEsDAY ths slst day of July 1887, at
o'clock P 81. of said day II iair. II NOT tnsn on
ne ne nremises sell thar certain LOT uF Gn"UND
win FRAME DWELLING thereon, il being the
whole OF Lot no. and part OF Lot TO ! IN
Souare No. 10 in the plan of The town OF Fplton,
and on which said Goods row resides.
Trsns OF SALE Cash sufficient to ,coTsr the
debt. interest, and expenses of sale the residn ne
on snch terms as may be made known on the day
of sale. oEohos V. oAoS' Aiu3 &c o.
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By Grubbs s. williams, Auctioneers'
Northwest corner OF Main and Eleventh streets.

VERY VALUABLE BRICK STORE
Y AND DWELLING, ON TIE S0U i y sTT
STREETS, FOB SALE AT AUCTl0N;1Ws wiz y
sell at auction, the premises on wEDM ES 10 AZ
tho oath of July st O'CLOCK ne very ssia as
sbove described The dwelling contains eight
rooms besides the store, and has Kitchen Wild IVY
and rms back az feet on Twenty 18th. There is
enough vacant. part on Broad street, TO erect Two
Terms Tna. thlfd cash the balance at six and
twelve months for negotiable notes, interest aodeo'
secured by atrust deed ,,,
10 GkUBSS 81 WILLIAMS, SNCtIOueci5'