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The weekly Butte record., 1867-08-10

De-. J. 5. MossE, Dentist was badly burned in
Chico. July goth, by the explosion Of alcoholic
lamp. which be undertook 70 all while i ~. huru-
ins.
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County Ticket.

For County Judge. se..........-....-...W s. Stafford
For Sheriff. NJ. H. WELLS
For County Clerk. rk.............. NM SHARkEY
Fer Recorder .......-... W H Z. THOM As
For County Treasurer r............. a. G. SIMPSON
For District Attorney. NJ BU RT
superintendent Public Instruction. c. e. WARREN
For Coroner. GEO. c. MOORE
For Pubic Administrator. tiEo W. SOVEREIGN.
For surveyor. ..............-WM WM EDNONDS
Members Of Assembly, {. L. DURHAM, W. Y. BLISS
supervisor District No. JAMES T. CANE
Assessor District No l. VAN ORDEN
District Assessor. Bidweu Township. j A RYDER
Justices Of the Peace. JOIN DICk. P. H HUTCHTSs
For Constabes. j '. PARKS, / S HUTcHINs
For Assessor. Hamilton Township. WM QUIMBY
Assessor Chico Township. GEORGE ALLES
Justices Chico Township. W DUREN. A \ SNAIL
Constabes Chico TIP. H L SUNDERLTS, GEo " ELLIOTT
Assessors Mountain Spring and Oro tp JOHN HIPPEET
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NAKkIAGE AND CEuBAcr-An Essay Of Warning zad
instruction for young men-aso diseases and abuses
which PROSTATE the vital powers, with Of
hef-sen -se Of charge IN sssed letter envelopes Ad
dress d.. J. SstItn E,ush.c- E--.-i As.ccs---
phtYsSerrt.s Pa
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L. Porte RAcEs.-The races at la Porte will
commence on Thursday next, the 18th instant and
will contiuGe the remainder Of the week. Some
fine stock has passed through Oroyille on their
way thither. Stock from nearly every por-
ton of the State It is said viii be in attendance
and one of the srandest displays ever held in the
State is anticipated.
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OS THE STUMP.-F VI. Smith, retiring Senator
from this District IS stmpiug this county for the
Union Ticket.
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OROTILI4E I. o. q. r. DIRECTORY.
Groville Lodge. No. 80.
Biils.eU Lodge, No. A..
oro EE.ca,..1,n.ea,t. 10. =.

Table Mountain: Lodge No. I.f. F.. .. \. II.
& 7Ee stated meetings Of Table Mountain LoIge
Y g No -, l. ! :. NJ, are held on the first Tues
/Sssl DAY of each month =, Masonic Hail Oroviile
Called meetings every Tuesday.
Brethren il good sanding are invited 10 attend.
tL.O. Il CBOSETTE. v. II
A NcDER1foTr. Secretary.
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HoPE FOR TEE -AFTIICrED.-In another part Of this
paper viii Be found the advertisement Of the celebrated
Institute established by J. {. Young in 1860 IN this
age Of deceit and charlztanisrn il boon the su-
ering point 70 them where they OF ob-
tanning the wished for and relief Under Of
the skiIful doctor the sick and troubled dvest
themselves Of their burden Of shame, lay aside their
Cross and health and happiness II you sick
OF in trouble do hes2te-read the advertisement and
and follow the advice. Do forget the number OF
the manner O. directing your letter Consultation o.
fee e35 Washington street, san Francisco
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SPECIAL MEDICAL NoTICE.-Dr. Chas. II. Tozer would
most respectfully inform the sick and afflicted that his
Medical Institute is at the same place corner of Kea-ney
and Jackson streets San Frapci5co. where he has been
established many years, for the cure of special com
plants. Having reiinqushel my old mode of adver-
Using which las become with all the qiaek
doctors Of san Francisco iing the newspapers with
false references for the purpose OF imposing upon
strangers think il only necessary to inform those in
need OF physician Of long experience and successful
practsce that can be consulted at OIL hours at my
medical institute,
Ladies suffering from the Whites Piles weakness Of
the back pains in the sides, headache papatlon Of
the heart deaneemeno Of their monthly sickness, and
all other diseases the female system is subjec; to,
viii find prompt relief by applying to Dr. c H. Tozer
Ny female monthly pills known to fail in
giving relief to those fc- which they
1nended To be obtained only my ofice-price, five
dollars with full directions each box Sent by mail
or express
Consultation free All communications strictly con-
fientvl- CHss F TozER- NJ D,
Late consulting physician Of Lock Hospital London.
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PoLIricAL SFEAEISG.-Aessrs Gorham and Pix
ley are announced to speak at Chico this eve
ming, ana Senator Stewart will address the Union
party OF 0royille. The past week has been live
y one politically, and from the present time to the
election. we presume that candidates will be en-
gagged in the heavy and effective work CT the cam
paiCn.
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County Ticket.
UNION STATE TICKET,

For Governor. GEORGE c GORHAM
Iieutenant Governor. r................ JOHN ? JONES
Secretary Of State .........-.W WI II PARKS
Controller Of State. JOSEPH HOWELL
Attorney General. l...-..............JG MCCULLOUGH
Surveyor General. CHARLES T REED
State Treasurer. ...-...................R r. PACHECO
Clerk Supreme Court. ..................E 6 WAITE
State Printer. er..-..-.................D D O MCCARTHY
Supt Public Instruction. ........-.... JOHN SWETT
Harbor Commissioner. ..-...... CHARLES CLAYTON
Judge of Supreme Court. JOHN CURREY
For Member Of Congress. CHANCELLOR HARRISON
Joint Senator Butte, Pluas and Iasse. JOHN COMFY
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oroviiIe lodge No. 1os. Z. s u.

VEoFEtIF k13.issS NO iJts- 4 : . u
"A The stated communications Of Orovite lodge
~ " NJ. 1G3 Cf f X \ II. are held the last Sat,
ny uray @: each MONTH and called meetings
ry saturday, .; Masonic Hall.
ISAAC UPHAM, ". NJ
7. B. THOMAS, Secretary
Franklin Royal Arch Chapter, No. so.
Meets II Masonic Hall on the Second and Fourth
Fridays Of each month. GEO. C. PERKINS, H. P
JOSEPH BLOCH. Secretary.
Attention Sir knights.
Oroville Cuinmandery. M. 5 Knight Templers meets
al Masonic Hall the Second and Fourth Wednesdays Of
each month. J. s. HEWITT = e.
GEo. c. PERKINS Recorder.
Oroviiic Lodge. I9t. L. q. OF CT.
The regular meetings of this Lodge held every
Friday evening ct their Hall, Oroyile. over J. NJ.
Carks Store All members il good standing nIit-
ed to sttend. JOHN ?. LEONARD, W. C. T
HOMER Craig. ". :.
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NoX1XATEB.-The Democratic Convention fer
the Senatorial District composed of the counties Of
Butte, rlumas and LasSen. met at Quincy on the
9th instant, and nominated DR.. Sproul, of Chico,
as their candidate for Joint Senator
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Go to Howard ( Edsons and buy your Watches,
Siherware and gold pens.
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The prescriptions OF the various physicians residents
in Oro,ille since 1855 at whatever originally put
up, are all in my hands Persons wishing them renew
ed can be readily accommodated
Particular attention paid to the compounding Physi
clans Prescriptions and Domestic Remedies
Orders from the country will be attended to with
and despatch.
n19-tf A. McDERMOTT
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A ScandaIous CircuIar.

To the Editors of the Richmond Dispatch:
Gentlemen,-It seems from your paper
OF the 25th instant that the Rev. James
Mitchell, northern Methodist preacher
in this city, has recently written circu-
lar to his northern friends setting forth the
great need Of church edifice for his de-
nomination in Richmond.
That Mr.. Mitchell has the right to issue
circular in order to get money for the
purpose aforesaid / presume none will
deny but /, do deny that any man calling
himself a minister of the Gospel has any
right, human or divine, to utter tho
groundless and base insinuations against
the characters of our ministers which the
circular Of the Rev. Mr.. Mitchell contains.
Respecting the necessity Of the case.
the circular observes that no secedin~
branch of MethodiSm can carry an in
dependent and untrammelled gospel to the
families Of the land. This is simply saw
ing that southern Methodist preachers are
too cowardly to speak "the truth as it is
in Jesus "-that they are SO trammelled by
regard to their popularity, their pecunia-
~ interests, and their comfort, that they
are incapable of discharging the duties of
faithful shepherds to their fiocks. This
arrogant assumption is the miserable plea
n .as. she Rev. Mr.. Mitchell uses to get mo-
ny .tom the pockets of northern Method
;S,h nIilo church in Richmond, Well.
way, so let it DO, ~ WIS o'rc'eso'
But what abont this prsschine ., ,naa
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Nv harrison, aoddin Apperson, Ausaoneefs
~ and Real Estate Agents.

-rrE FLOODED HORSES, SADDLE
100 ANR STILES. BROOD s0Ws, STEAM, SH e.
CINE WJ5b
ot NJ rsouest Of the proprietor. who expecs 70 Dc
an for several months. and for the pnrp0se o.
aos,n;no his stock we shall sell at auction a. est
view the plank r9 % any nSs ~ august 1857 at ii
moha "a NJ. If fair, II cot, the frat fair day IN
affair the following very valuable stock ana per-
sonal enIsSnrb6red Stallion five years old this
: ot Spring, by Deucalion ont OF Commodore
on ma Thoroughbred Mare, by Deucalion out Of
= One s SUPERIOR Saddle Mare; o. rood
ones Of Fine Carriage Horses; both .Ig, G3od
riding horses, very superior lass anu s'n'A'
0 ons Horse Of fine size and power,
and No. animsl for single sslI'Sb egoken to
harness, and in fine condition; ho.r .,
0. six Brood sows, in pig by q very hne BOAR o'
superior breed; ,a psrrou
TO- Three YenRg SIX s9T shosts and Pigs
!, Sawemill and Bngine-mill nearly new, OF
Kahl Rahms best pattern engine ma III c s9ou
bic of saving with one saw (WHICH en- 81. lily 7,
TWO inches and nsw) 5000 to 5000 iset OF
lumber pr day soGspse o6 oades
Also. one Buggy, very superior Ambulance.
&c. Also, 1000 to 5000 cords seasoned Oak
, I FOREGOING property is Of the best kind, and
sold only because the proprietor's contemplated
absence makes it desir Bile that he shou!d reduce
his stock persons may attend the sale WIN al as
surance that the articles are sucn as are repre-
TEENS: All sums under 300, cash over that
amount, sixty days credit for approved, endorsed
hss0'iAOHifA HARRISON, eoDDIN & APPERsoN.
iv 2o-sTuN Thtd Auctioneers.
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Correspo ndence OF the Richmond Dispatch.
Am <psa Eogy letter froRn the isoun'
eafNS.

HEALING SPRINGS, July 90, 1867.
Taking them altogether, the visitors
here constitute the most delightful COM
papy ever met with in any of my travels
from Saratoga to Cobb's island.
Northern people are beginning to find
their way TO this part of the country-somc
to locate, some for health, and many for
pleasure.
We had On elegant and powerful sermon
from DR.. Brooks on Sunday. DR.. Van
dyke preached at the Hot Springs in tho
morning-Dr. Hoge of Richmond in the al
ternoon. There were eloquenco and power
combined. You see we are not deprived
of fine sermons, if we are away off here
in this delightful retreat; that while
worldly pleasures are the principal attrac-
tions at watering places, there arc many
who enjoy themselves more in listening to
the preached Woodland in this we have
been favored SO far. We not only have
preaching, but we have family worship
every morning at o'clock. Though this
is sn.early hour for pleasure seekers to
rise, yet the meetings are we'll attended.
The worship is conducted in real family
style, and is calculated to do much good
bringing about that cordially of feeling
and brotherly love of the home circle.
We are having good time fishing and
hunting. Deer arc abundant; pheasants
are beginning to show themselves, and we
expect fine sport in a few days hunting
them. The streams are full of mountain
trout-the finest fish in the world except
hog fish.
The weather has been very pleasant
here, the thermometer standing at IS at
sunrise, so to IS at noon, falling again to
IS at sunset.
The mails, which have been irregular
for some time past, have at last got right,
and We are receiving your much-valued
paper regularly.
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Carriages, dc.

WILL TT PAYP ENCOURAGE
w HOME MANUFACTURES"
LAMBETH Z FRANCIS, 49,
CARRIAGE MANUFACTURERS,
lsuccassors to King & Lambeth)
No. 1913 Franklin street, Richmond, va:
rsges, Buggiss, and Wagons OF any description,
will hnd 1t to their advantage TO call and examine
our assortment. We sell no northern made car.
rages but pledge ourselves TO furnish as good and
w fashionable carriages aud At prices rsasona.
BILE as they can be bought elsewhere. We invite
al persons In want of articles In our line friendly
10 southern industry and enterprise, to call and
examine our stock and prices.
REPAIRING done promptly and in manner TO
give satisfaction.
10 l6-3m LAMBETH FRANCIS.
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r.or. onr Special Reporter.


From our Special Reporter.
LING Of tho Grnnd Division 0. s"r'
Tcmperance-Report OF INC
W. Patriarch and Grand Scsi"e
tcrexfinG Statistics.
1,rrsnURG. LoUSDoS COUNTY, VA,
July "a, 1867.
The Grand Division Of the Sons OF rem
- mot IN the hall of Laurel DIVISION,
.b;s town, at IL NJ. to-day. Ihere YVES
IN NJ: 40 a large attendance, and eleven ne"
d9,ambers were initiated. =,
roone those present noticed the loi-
,or;nc from Richmond:
ioS c.rs:,o6eld Division, No. 167.-R. r.
p;obardson, G. S.; A. W. Richardson "
n Pew. p. A. Peterson, G. c.; Z: W.
D., W n. Craig, w. II. peasants, .. I.
r.sre r. L. Tucker 7. Wiley DAVIS, >.
Bouis, Sr. pr p,.rr T.
q ". A.; Alexander McWilliams, ". r.
Petersburg was represented Dy H. W
Green, P. G. ". r.
Rnt little business was done at tins SEES
.;on and the Grand Division adjourned to
4 o'clock P. M.
~ the afternoon session the reports OF the
.mnors were read and appropriately re-
oln That of Grand Worthy Patriarch
e. - was much to the point and full of
i..orost "a the members Of the Order.
Tho Grand Scribe reports that the past
.,a-,ar has been one of marked success.
NJ Son of Temperance can read the sta
.;s,;cs herewith presented without having
VIC heart filed with hope and joy. Eight
,av divisions have started in the tempe
rsnce race, and 176 members have been
;n;t;o,ed into our Order since the LIST OF
4nr;l 1867. This has been the result of
~ extraordinary effort; the work has been
co;nc steadily forward-Spontaneo,ssty, as
:; we're, and we have great reason TOR con-
oratulation that the cause of temperance
IN this State has place in the affections
and confidence Of our people.
The names Of the new Divisions which
have been instituted are as follows: Lo-
vettsyille, in Loudouu county; Harmony,
in Alexandria; Excelsior, in Berkeley
county Estillville, in Scott county Hamil-
ton in Loudoun county Fulton, in Rich:
mond. Fincastle, in Botetourt county.
Petersburg Division has been re0rganlzed.
The report also shows that eighteen
members have been suspended and one
hundred and twenty have been expelled.
There has been but one death among the
members since the meeting in April last.
A communication was received from the
National Division, and referred to com.
,nittee, who Immediately made a report.
This report elected some discussion, and
was finally laid on the table.
The committee on the state ofthe Order
made a report fully endorsing the Grand
Worthy Patriarch's report and recon-
mending its publication and general distrl-
button.
Tomorrow will be great day among
the Sons in Leesburg.. The Division here
have illustrated the characteristic hospl'
.ality which has always attached to the
people of Loudoun, and are intending tc
give a "big" dinner in honor of thell
visiting brethren. Ample accommodations
have been provided for the occasion. The
courthouse green has been selected a.
the place, and long tables put up on which
to spread the good things intended fol
their guests. Good speakers have beer
provided, and very pleasant time is an
ticipatcd.
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By Harrison, Goddtn Il Apperson, Auctioneers and
Real Estate Agents.

BEAUTIFUL FARM OF ONE HUN.
Is DRIED ACRES, IN HANOVER. SIX TX MILES NILE
EAST OF RICHMOND, NEAR TO MECHANICS,
of the trustee we shall sell at auction on the pre-
mises on FRIDAY, August I'd, 1867 If fair, II not,
the first fair day. the beautiful FARM OF one hun
ria Of which sixty acres are cleared, balance in
wood, we'll enclosed: The dwelling is new cot lot
tage, with four rooms, handsomely painted, Pc
house, we'll Of good water in the yard ice house,
two Ice ponds near by, and a remarkably me
admirably adapted for a market garden or dairy
farm The neishborhood is pleasant one; ana
the Mechanicsville turnpike runs within mile Oh
Hanover Courthouse. The growing crops can be
had at valuation.
En-" HARRISON, G0DDIN & APPERsoN,
~ Or sndtLs Auctionsers.
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By Grubbs & Williams, Auetioneers,
r~.,-r.st corner of Main and Eleventh streets.

TRUSTEES sALE-By virtue OF & a
4 deed OF tiTis Hackstt. dated the LIST day Of
[usssg 1851 and recorded in the clerks ONCE OF
the Hutings co9r and n shs
OF tne nisas on MONDAY the 5th day Of August:
At fair If not sdh nsn the on shG
1alf H6TISE on Eighteenth street, west SIDE,
p pea1 Grace street Said property is located on
leased ground. Further particulars will De gwen
on rrss9 Enough cash to defray the expenses OF
execntng this trust and to pay off prior lncu .a
brsncs Of $780, due The ar pn
ssbs II h. made known on day OF sale.
Gprpps & WILLIAMS, huctioneers. Jy 20
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MILLINERY AT AND BELOW
wi COST, TO CLOSE BUSINEsS.-Mrs. fEA
Il. L. WIGAND bsgs leave 70 inform her tH u
customers snd the public generally that she H.
will sell out her new and handsome assert.
ment Of
MILLINERY GOODS.
all Of the latest styles, aud below cost. Also,
good assortment OF Corsets and Fancy Goods.
Gloves, Battling. Black and Colored Velvet Rib.
hons. Silk Ruehss, Nets. and other articles too nu
msrous 10 mention. Call soon 10 get bargains al
Mrs II. L. WIdAND'S,
1aA[Sm Slk Rs,na street.
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By Harrison, Goddin 4 Apperson, Auctioneers
and Real Estate Agents.

VALUABLE LOT, ON ] A M e S
Y RIVER. SOUTH OF HAXALL'S MILL CANAL,
WIT WATER POWER, FOR SALE ATAUCTIoE.
We will offer for sale at auction on MONDAY the
very valuable lot lately occupied by the Richmond
Iron and Steel Works, between Eighth and Ninth
streets on the edge Of james river, fronting on
Water street 1873 feet by 2ao feet deep, with water
powsr free from rent The brick walls OF the
rolling mill ll2 by so feetl are still in excellent
location is convenient to the business part Of the
city.
The terms OF sale will be one-fourth cash the
balance negotiable notes, with interest added, at
six, twelve, and eighteen months, and deed OF
trust to secure the credit payments The taxes for
the present year to be paid by the purchaser.
HARRISON, GoDDIN & APPERSoN,
lyle Auctioneors.
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BvT. W. Keesse, for S. C. T. & Co.

by J. w, hGeSse, tOI D. W / - w.
TRUSTEES SALE OF 81 Q y 8 F :
l HOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT
AgCTION.-By virtue of deed of trust duly re.
corded in the Court OF Hastings for the city OF
Richmond, bearing date January 81, 1857, executed
by William E. Burton to me. shall, as trustee, on
THURSDAY thu lst day Of August, 1867 at the re-
sidenc, of said Burton, No. IS Grace street be;
tween First and Foushee, city Of Richmond, sell
for cash all OF the property conveyed in said
deed, embracing
Velvet Chairs,
. Velvet Sofas,
l Etegre,
Extension Dining Table,
! Book case,
dozen Cane seat Chairs,
l Camp Chair,
Bodsteads,
Feather Bed and Mattress,
Cane seat Rocking Chair,
Parior Carpets and Rugs,
l Dinnerset,
TEA Set,
Lot OF Glassware,
Hat Rack,
Cooking Stove and fixtures,
Kitchen Furniture and other property.
Sale to commence az 10 o'clock a. N.
JuNlUS A. NORRIS, Trustee.
Sale conducted by THOMAS W. kEEsEE. Anc'
tioneer jy2+
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FUTURE Ia
ByT.w. Ksesee, for s. G. 7. U NO.
oeca 10. 1917 Main street, between An'''A'.-
and Fourteenth.
r THE REQUEST OF ,.. T e 7 !
A owner. who is declining ho1ssk ana hsnth
saIi ~ the residence corner Leigh snm
strsa,s On WEDNESDAY, 3st instant, gp SR
e o. IN n,cIoek general assortment 81 n1TITRE
GISMBER ard RIsI !. ssouss.,ns in part Of
KITCHEN gTaSs snd cs MS; Chairs,
Centre Table,
Bookcase, t... '
Hair and shuck Mattresses
Bedsteads,
Washstands,
Bureaus,
Wardrobe.
Dining Table,
China and Glassware,
Cooking Stove,
sn5 other housekeeping articles
ALSO,
| elegant ParloE Carpet, nearly TySR nsWs;
-, Auctioneer for 8. C. T. s. Co.
CORD WOOD FOR sALE.EWil b, be
N W. W. nnblfc auction, at New Kent Court.
ors sol1 ON the second in August neH!
nba ssbJ. between $500 and 1000 coias OF abont
Woop already cut ana Tb We wood o is on the poor
! Nv trs ct of land, about two and nan "iie1
f,om the Pamunkey river. a.o, -.uho -oon,rad
For the wood already cut sooV VIII pe e 80 he
In cash. the residue o. the in one two three
pal fonr months. The wood yet a INC ~ -
anu o,d Tor IN two equal instalments, IN sl9 ano
De px,a months The title to the whole Will Dc re-
talns 9 n ordsr Of the overseers Of the Poor.
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By Grubbs & Williams, Aucaoneers'
r-.h-eut corner Main and Eleventh streets.

TRICK STORE AND DWELLINGS,
ND SHEETS FOB Sale ss p hg aUS
TloN he 18th day of July at o'clock z;
N M me BRlcK STORE and DWELLING situated
be MT The earsoe %S Re6en
nov oeeI npa we'll Of water in the yard. The lot
f fronts twenty nine feet and runs back the usual
depth. cpuRRs & WILLIAMS,
TERMS: AT eaie' Auctioneers.
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BY Grubbs u Williams. Aueuonsers,
Northwest corner Of Main and Eleventh streets.


TRUSTEES SALE OF A FARM OF
i TWO HUNDRED AND THIRTY-SEy AND
HALF ACRES OF LAND, on THE RICHMOND
AND CHARLOTTESVILLE PLANK ROAD, SEVEN
NILES NORTH OF THE CITY OF RICHM0ND.-
~ virtue OF deed OF trust exseuted by Elijah
18th December, 1857, and recorded In Henrico
County Court Office, being thereto requested by
said Prlddy and by the present holder OF the debt
secured, will sell at auction upon the promis es,
on TUESDAY the aOth day Of July at I? o. cloc <
A., II fair, III not, then on the next fair day
Veysd by the said deed, or 80 much thereof
as may be necessary TO meet the purposes Of the
trust, the same being TRACT OF LAND on which
Joining the lands Of A. Warwick, s. g. Waldrop,
John Clash, and others, and has upon IL DWELL
ING, with the usual out buildings.
Terms: Win be made known at the time 8f sale
Executor OF l., n. Elicit, deceased,
and, as such, Trustee.
dRuBBs & WILLIAMS. Austionsers ,ys-tds