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From tie London Times, April, A.
THE KING OF

The King and Queen of Denmark and
the Prince of Wales, attended by Madame
de Billie, the Danish Minister General
d'OxhoIm, and Captain Ellis, paid a visit
to st. Bartholomew Hospital,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-07-19

None Of the members of the senior elias!
Of Princeton College would accept the Je
rome gold medal, which was to be given
to the most gcntlemanly member of the
class. They consider themselves all gen.
uemcn.
The conventional question Who struck
Billy Patterson promises to be followed
by one of equal Importance" Was Mr..
Cyrus W. Fields nose pulled ?" The
Times says ii was; the Euening Post says
it was not or, rather, it conveys the idea
that Mr.. Field is SO near-sighted that he did
not "see it,"
An incautious individual at Terre Haute,
the other day, after smoking, put his pipe
in his pocket with package Of powder.
He was seen shortly after looking good
deal surprised, and inquiring for his coat
tail and large piece Of his pantaloons.
A soldier named Stickley, who fought
at Waterloo, still lives hale and hearty 10
Dorsetshirc, England. He is scventy-seven
years old, and has had three wives and ten
children 10y each wife.
Dan Rice, the other evening, in his cir
Gus, said that he was not going to detile the
fair record of thirtyscven years as re.
spectacle Snowman by becoming mem
Der of Congress.
Professor Agassiz has declined an invi
tation to deliver course of lectures or
ichthyology in San Francisco. He ha:
other fish TO fry-the Brazilian piscatOria
collection, for instance.
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LETTER FROM PETERSBURG.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.
PETERSBURG, July 16, 1867

PETERSBURG, uiy 40, Aooi'
I.would be difficult to say in which re-
,nec, our country is worse of, politically
or financially. We have been hoping that
The fruits Of the earth, which will be
coming in pretty freely from now to the
and OF the year, would afford considera-
hle relief; but business men-men of ex-
,,or;ence and forecast-have but little hope
IF any permanent amclioration.. The peo-
Mo everywhere, as everybody knows, are
bonelessiy involved. Even if public at
ca;rs we're in a stable condition, yet so
heavy is the burden Of indebtedness that
not one in twenty will ever be able to
shake it off. 1t is only question OF time,
thnrcfore. when all, or nearly all, vii have
~ succumb to the pressure. The stay law
NAV postpone for awhile the dreaded day,
In; Il 10 hound to come at last, and with
sos,lts The more calamitous the longer it
is delayed.
Asa class, it is well known that farmers
49,. never forehandcd; on the contrary,
thev are always in dcbt-living, so to say,
an their next years crops. The excep-
t;ons arc so few as not to invalidate the
rule. In former times they could afford to
draw in advance on their resources, and
vet i've CDlniOItdUlS. IL tuC oioe.S"MO
to the worst, there was a species Of pro-
per,y which stood them in good stead.
But the title to that being extiuguished,
they are fallen into state Of helplessness
from which, it is to be feared, there is
small chance of recovery.
Would it not be we'll if debtors would,
with unanimity, wind up their affairs,
wipe out old scores by surrendering their
property, thus escaping the narrowing per-
plexitics of debt, and beginning the world
anew 1t would be better for themselves
and infinitely better for their children !;
for then they might live to bequeath them
something substantial instead of encum-
bered lands and vexatious law suits. The
law entities them to o homestead and a
full acquittance from their creditors.
But all these troubles perhaps might be
survived if we were not threatened with a
political chaos. Had the change which is
thrust upon us been brought about gra-
dually by selection Of the most intelli-
gent of the new class of voters, and i'm
posing some definite qualification, the sys-
tenn might possibly have worked we'll
enough; but who can indulge in any san.
guine hope of the future when the white
man is abased, and political power placed
in hands all unused to WELD it. s.
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letter of MIR. Jefferson to a Negro
Now First Published.
IIVW lAy . IU1I'y LFCHlHH 0OuF Tut
PHILADELPHIA, August 80, 1871

PHILADELPHIA, August 80, 1871.
Sir,-I thank you sincerely for your let
ter and the almanac it contained. No
body wishes more than do to see such
proofs as you exhibit that Nature has given
to our black brethren talents equal to those
of the other colors Of men, and that the
appearance Of the want Of them is owing
merely to the. degraded condition Of their
existence in Africa and America. can
add with truth that no one wishes more
ardently to see good system commenced
for raising the condition Of their mind to
what it ought to be, as far as the imbecili-
ty Of their present existence and other
circumstances which cannot be neglected
will admit.
have taken the liberty Of sending your
almanac to Mous. dc Condorcet, Secretary
of the Academy Of Sciences at Paris and
@ member of the Philanthropic Society
because | consider it a document to whicl
your whole color have a right for their JUS
ttication against the doubts which have
been entertained Of them.
am, with great esteem, dear sir, your
obedient, &C., THOMAS JEFFERSON.
TO Mr.. u. Banneker.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-07-19
BY Lee Il Goddin.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers'
No. 1914 Cary street.

ry,HTRTY FIVE BUILDING L o T s
OF TJIIgTY FEET FRONT EACH BY TWO
HuNaRED AND E!ErY FEET ~ s PEEI T w.. a
ND NEsR H6WARD'S GRovE, FOR SALE AT
,4UCTiON We will sell, by request Of tho owner,
Dr. II. Loiland. on MONDAY lhh ed OF July, 1857,
TaIRTY FIVE BUILDING LOTS located as above
described. I;ohr,
odanted 70 gardening purposes, and are accessible
Nv The street. Leading from Mechanicsville turn
bike and that iutersecting, seventeenth street at
The shops Of the Virginia Central RAILROAD oom-
TERMS: one-third cash the residue ri three
and six months for negotiable paper, interest
added, and title retained ui al OF tno paTShase
MI ny; "a m ID Is IL 10 90 90 Auctiopeers.
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BY Regnault & Co., Auctioneers'
Main street between Eighth and Ninth.

FURNITURE, BEDS,
Ill MATTREsS Es, &c. At sH TTpn,7 VW W9E IN!
ssll by auction at our store; at 10 o'clock,
iN'' Mahogany Nah wardrob.s aud Cabinets,
walnut Jenny Lind Bedstea lbs, ss
Hat Packs marble top al hstands'
Mahogany Tete-a- Tetcs,
Mahogany Paror Chairs,
Cottage Bedsteads,
Marble top Centre Tables,
Mabosany and Cane. seat Rockers,
ntfrs and Chamber Chairs,
hin safes. Feather Beds, WIN,
uair and Shuck Mattresses and Pillows,
Wasbstands, Travelling Trunks,
Bath Tub, large lot Crocker5, Iron ana I'm
pI.tod Ware, Books, stationery,
oso Eariheu spittoons. Jars, Jugs, and P,tchers'
Engravings;, Mirrors SC m .rc,,oneers.
iy 10 hEONd Y Ii o W, - ---
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By Grubbs & Williams. Aueaoneel
-, rorner Main and Eleventh streets.

TWO PRICK AND FRA MED TENE~
WV nv F0IrRTH STREET N EAR BAL ER,
Fdk BALE AT yin sell ss1 at az apS.
e. on n aq sR}ck r
At Q, e ,2SNsT located as above described me
T Ten nM s have each five rooms and kitshen ana
aI of excellent water on one lot me o TOM
wei o % Cot and run back unequal deptn rom
e sSo - 1so fest These desirable small tene
tlents. x., ,,sb bslance at 4, s, and
20 an.bs for negotiable notes, interest added, Sc
cure, " GSIJBBS & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
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Ey Harrison, Goddin & Apperson, Auetioneef'
and Real Estate Agents.

vALuABLE BAKERY AND FIX l. :
v TIRES, also BUILDING ON LEAssH,LIp II.
Joseph Canoe sell aue ,is4 a on oeoek
that valuable BAKERY owned by him: lf osIt.
Ing on an alley leading into SIKH street the ppsx
the shockos Hill Market tosath VIII. a ,snewsd ut
si.e sssonsbIs rate also the large Franz
ne9ains three G sn sss 0i
mtca,e ia I'd ali the machinery OF every klnc ior
easrsng on rst class bakery TO an peerar
sna person the foregoing property oners peculiar
az TSsMs: One third cash; balance at ionI ana
oigbt months for negotiable notes, interest Aooeo'
secured by HLA Xxi SON GoDD1N & APPERsoN.
nnd
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By Harrison Goddin & Apperson, AuctionesTs
and Real Estate Agents.

Zeal Estate Agents,
ivla-4t Tenth street between Main and Bank.
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By Grubbs Williams, Auctioneers,
,.,rrost corner of Main and Eleventh streets

VERY VALUABLE BRICK STORE d e;
Nm DWELLING, ON THE SOUTHEAST
STksETks f FoR O SALE At 4UtTI5N:1W wiz
sell at auction The presss on w WI ps,E ID r.
ma RRicS STORE and DWELLING located as
above described. The dwelling contains eight
rooms besides tn store and has kitchen with two
ard runs back 81 feet on Twenty. fifth. There is
enough vacant, part on Broad street, to erect TWO
stores or dwellings on.
and twelve months for negotiable notes, interest
added, secured by trust deed.
iy IS GEUBBS & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
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VALUABLE LOT, ON J a MIS- M 2 ;
FIVE x FOB SALE AgcTTo ,ss
We win offer for sale at aSe'ion t ON PREMISES the
10Th July, at O'Clock NJ ON Inv Inv Ii Richmond
Ts5S Snd Steel Eighth I 2@a ON
the edge Of ! .sS se t deep With
Water s tree from o rent The brick wallis Of the
Polling nil az y 60 f sssD sss s o
oraet 81 &; Convenient to the business part OF sns
city. -, =. ons fourth cash the
nalance neg and eipbtaen months, and deed o,
h hresent year to be paid by the p1renassss[n;N
dahhA'o' Auctioneers.
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nrs1RABLE TIRE E SsgT tx
~ B ss,S BETWEEN WsTyT6KK tuG.
Dd sTs o6 ths p PROMISES On
psf the ssa day nsx q as above
that desirable PRIVATE kss ~ NJ Prince,
described a. present occupied u XI Miles Turpin.
TSs ssss w s4as a. the
EaSee We would call special resi-
PERSONS wishing to and In central To-
csen 20 fourth cash balance at H. snd
- months for negotiable notes. tn1S, Sos for 1881
and sscured by deed OF trust. 1ne '"A'' -
to- be paid by the purchaser. n.yIoR AsON,
A Auctioueers.
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Steamers.

TOR PALAJKA, FERN IN. &Ssh
Il DINA, JACKSONVILLE, r-aa.ssssas
and all the landings on the st Johns rYvf, va
Savannah, Georgia.
The new and splendid steamship DiCrAIVh
Il $50 tons burhenl. Captain Louis NJ. C01EltssI
Carolina, every TUESDAY NIGHT, At oc.ces,
for the above places.
For freight or passage, apply on board, or at 'As
Off &c OF the agency, 10. II Wander Hosts W44'''
J. D. AIKEN i CO..
Ia IL Agents.
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La T a E;lz5i.sE

EaI
REAT SHORT ROUTE TO THE
| " NORTH, EAST. AND WEST, VA THs
RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG. ANv PnT0.
MAC RAILROAD, Carrying TIE uSlTED
STATES MAIL TWICE DAiLY-ELEG MT CABS
WITH NEW PATENT SLEEPING CHAIRS ~
ALL TRAINS.-The THROUGH TRAILS on i5i.
road are now run from the southern terTlnG' OF
the Connection railroad, corner BYRD AID kI"HTa
STREETS, ~ foiiows: "a,
The DAY THROUGH NAIL TRAIN Leaves Rith'
mond daily Sundays excepted Ct 10 \ NJ, az
irving In Washington at SIS P. NJ, conr@e'ins
with the early afternoon express trains io' ta-
North, East, and West.
The NIGHT THROUGH MAIL Train, vita Ella.
CANT cars supplied with the new patent sle'nhs
Chairs attached laaves Richmond daily ~ *."r.
IL, arriving In Washington at 6.l5 A. NJ, con-
Meeting With the early morning trains for tie
North, East. and West.
No EXTRA CHARGE for sleeping chairs.
The ACCOMMODATIONS TEAM, with local az
press packages raves Richmond daily isnrdW
excepted) from The depot. corner of Broad and
Eighth streets, ut i P. 81, arriving in Freds'
THKOGGH TICKETS and THROUGH BAG'
GAGE CHECKS to Alexandria, Wa.hinsioo,
Baltimore, Phlat elphia, Few York, Boston, aid
all the principal cities In tho West.
For furtt or information and through tcks,s ap,
ply at the oico OF the company, corner Broad ana
Eighth streets, Shockos Nm, nnd ~ the ticket
Office, corner Byrd and Eighth streets,
General Ticket agent.
SAMUEL RUTH. Superintendent. sp.'
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mpnSrEEs sAI,E OF LAND IN

ENRUSTEES SAL OT IaND e
i HANOVER COUNTY.-on TqEsDAfu ia the e2 2sd
Gonr,Enuse Va in pursuance Of the terms OF a
deed OF trust executed to me on the 3lst day OF
Juiy, 1866. by w. G Green and WIFE, | shaii ou is
bighest bidier, ONE Undivided HALE lNTE-
REST in that valuable TRACT OF LAM con- ~
taning about 900 acres situated IN the county OF
Hanover, bout two and half miles nortnwesh OF
Ashland. and bounded on the north by the "a.
munkey liver the east by the farm p po, and
on ,hs vast by the farm OF John q. Bl unit, Esq
TERMS: Cash as to much as may be necessary 1ry
TO tefrav the expenses of executing the trust, h,o
IN rsise the sum OF 81 900 and as To the rema,n-
dor mon such terms as may be designatsd on ia y
a. s, sa n'' ALFRED r. COURTNEY,
u So ada Trustee.
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BY Grubbs s williams. Auctloneers,
northwest corner Of Main and Eleventh streets

SALE OF A FARM OF
| TWO HUNDRED THIRTY SEVEN AND
A HALF ACRES OF LAND, ON TIE RICHMOND
AND HAHLOTTRSViLLEt FLANK ROAD, SEVEN
MILES NORTH OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND
Bv virtue of Il deed of trust executed by Elijah
Prddy and wife to Loftin N Elicit, trustee, dated
18th December. 1857, and recorded In benflco
said Priddy and by the present holder Of the debt
secured, will sell at auction, upon tho premises,
on TUESDAY the 3Oth day of July, at Il O. ci9c X
thereafter, at the same hour, the I N d con.
veyed by the said decd, or 70 much thereof
as may be necessary to meet the purposes OF the
trust, the same being TRACT OF LAE D on which
the said Priddy resides, containing 2373 acres, ad-
Joining the lands OF A. Warwick, s. 6. WAldrop,
John Clash, and others, and has upon 1t DIV ELL
ING, with the usual out buildings.
TERMS: Will be made known at the time OK sale.
THOMAS ELLETT,
Executor OF l.. N Elicit, deceased,
and 70 such Trustee.
GprRRs & WILLrlHs Auctionsers jy 9-tds
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TOR SALE PRIVATELY, ONE OF
L the most desirable, healthy. and command
of Richmond fFuUg or FIVE ACRES OF LAND,
well enclosed, with good brick house, lately put
in good repair, with Fix rooms, framed kitchen
with four rooms, stable; and other out houses, a
well of pure water, and fruit trees Of the best
fruit
This property is within ten minutes walk OF the
Old Market aid convenient 10 the centre OF bust
" il-4EWf PALMER, HARTsooK 81 CO.
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q "a - = - s;

~ "a 49, - -
DTCH MOND AND DANVILLH
X esLP0aD-CHANGE OF sCHsDULE-SEw
1RRhNGEMENT.- lon and after SUNDAY, Nay
s. 1857, only one daily Mall AID ID Passenger Train
THRoUGH MAIL AND PASSENGER TB4lS
GOING WEST.
Leave Richmond daily st.'........."".I.is 4. \.
Arrive at Greensboro at.................7f % p ".
Connecting at Burkeville with trains on soG'h:ids
railroad for Lynchbnrg, knoxville, Nashville,
Memnhis. SC: at Greensboro with trains on
North Carolina railroad for Charlotte. Columbia,
Charleston, Augusta, Macon. Columbus, saYan.
nah, Atlanta, Montgomery, Mobile, Few Orleans,
&C., &c. co,vcy,sr
Leave Greensboro daily at.......,...."5l5 A. y,
Leave Danville daily at.................si 10 A. D.
Arrive at Richmond At .....,.. !" + u.
connecting at Burkeville with trains 90 souihsids
A'"N THOMAS DODAMEkD
nvs Supsrin'enisTt.
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VERY VALUABLE AND ADMI-
Y RABLY WE'LL LOCATED PRIVATE RESI-
DENCE, CN The NMGTH slnE IF gage B Bh,
TWEEN FIFTH AND SIXTH SGtEsfS, Fog
SaLN,-Ws offer for sale that very valuable
BRICK TENEMENT located ~ above, now III the
occupancy of Mr., w. Tinsley. 1t contains
tw.ite rooms with large passages, carriage
hous.. stable, and Eitch.n; back yard paved has
tina frutt rre.s. grape vines. &c Also. culvsih'
gas, water, &c. .. 49, !,
The premises have recently been painted and
nanared ana are now III complets order.
Possession given in short time.
Price req sonabla and terms accommodating.
s-The Location and neshhorhood Is equal 10 the
best IN hichmond ,,rpe,x
;,,1.
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EASE OF PUBLIC PROPERTY

TEASE OF PUBLIC PROPERTY
IL AT AUCTION - In obedience to an act
o. the General Assembly of Virginia passed
March II, 1867, the undersigned, appointed
commissioners to take charge OF certain public
property named in said act, will lease 20 the high
est bidder, public auction, on the premises, on
MONDAY the LIST day OF August next, at4 clock
p. NJ, the Lot or PARCEL OF GROUND In the
city of Richmond known as the PUBLIC WARE
H.;USE, lying near he Richmond and Petersburg
Railroad depot for the term OF ten years
F. II. PEIRPOlNT,I
WI. TAYLOR, Commissioners.
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DHILADELPHIA AND RICHM OND
/ STEAM PACKET COMPANY .-G 7c>Sl q
Steamer VIRGINIA, Captain shy. $500 49,
DER, Steamer ALEXANDRIA, Cap GG12
delphia every SATURDAY and Richmond ever
FRIDAY, alternately.
Freight will be received at any time at the eon'
pany's shed, on tho Dock. -
Passage, Including meals and state room, so.
w p PORTER. Agent.
nv 29-ts OElcs No. 2l25 on the Dock.
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UIRUSTEE,S SALE OF LOT IN
SHEDTOWN.-By virtue Of the provisions OF
a deed of trust executed to me on the l4th OF No.
vember, 1868, by Henry Cook, trustee FOR MS Tlte
sarah s. Cook and recorded in the oMce OF Hen
rico connty, shall proceed 70 sell at public anc.
ton, upon lbs premises, on %EDE sSPAf .ath gay gay
of July, 1867, at o'clock NJ Il fair II no. me ne
Of land lying in the county of HsnrIco, near kich-
mond. in what is known as shsdtown fronting
on the north side OF street 5o feet ana running ,
west by Thirtieth street, and on the east by the
properly OF WiliamJ. Hicks.
TERMS Cash for so much as will be necessary
m nav the sxperses of executing this trust aud TO
pay off and discharge note for $4O6; 4" given by
the said Henry Coox, trustee TO Martin feenoy,
dated November IL, 1868, and to carry lnterest from
Tia date and tho residue upon such terms OF cash
or credit as the said Henry Cook may prescriDe
and in case of his failure to do SO, upon such terns
a. shall on the day of sale prescribe and make
known. h1Ahi0-h rrnstao
lids 1iuetoo.
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VERY BEAUTIFUL AND CONvE-
NIgNTLY;ARRaNG;rGg, BKiCk i PAR STUN IN
BANK BgTWEgN NINTH AND TEN T II
STRgEIs Opposite TIE CA nP y,i S9s 1SE
MHETaf;CE. ESQ, As A BOARpIN1-H HOUSE,
FoRSALH.-we are authorized TO offer at private
sale that very handsome TEAsMEHT located as
above II .ias recehty been completed, and Is
not only v.ry completely arrar geo, but IS aimi-
rably well located and adaptod for is-rse tmlly
or boar < house, or for ether purposes besides
the cellar tn re tie iirst or street II or Two
large rooms, we'll adapted Tor q store or Offices !;
kitchen, servant rooms closets, anG hath room '
on the third floor there are tour chEnbe's, and on
the fourh ioorihree chambers. The ptrlors are
furnished with handsome tai an marble mhntels
and the premises supplied with gas, water. water
closets, CO. Il vaults. and other conv@n'ences.
The 10: is subject 10 ground rem Of S!"o per
annum in go d. and sXss. he ground rent mas
eight years to run, At the end of which time the
Lessor is 10 pay, q. valuation. for thu buildings
ForfcTrns, which will be made accommodating,
" ls-9t HARRISON. cODDfN q ApPERSoN.
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, isDet HARRISON. copDfN MACPHERSON.

TOR SALE OR RENT.-Having de-
T. termined to move to the West, ! Offer lsSS
for sale or rent privately NV PLACE situated ma
on Fulton Hill, ut ont OF corporate limits .l-as
The place il well known, and IL, behave gene
ra iiy ad ~ tilted be- OF the most desirable and
vali tbie in the vicinity of the cry App icaion
IN ~ be made TO ms on the premises, or throuS n
the city post. ONCE, box lis. -
iy l7.d,lau WILLIAM J. PETTIGREW.
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UXpCTTTOR'S SALN OF LAND TN
- KING WILLIAM CoUNTY.-Pursuantt to the
last will and e lament Of Mrs. E. s ,b .a6 ae Of
august next. If fair if not on tho next fair cay
Iher after, Sundays excepted, at Towinque, the
late residence OF the te.tarlX to ohsf lor sate At
tatrIx 10 be tOlL. Tho property Is q Part OF The
very valuable estate called T0Wll4uE, lying on
thu north side OF Pamunkey river. ana WITHIN hFe
mi ns.of Hanover Courthouse station on the Ven
traI railroad 1t consists of FOUR LOTS and an
UNDIVIDED SEVENTH OF THE DOVER: wh;ch
ccntainsd 800 acres The LOTS have each eighteen
and four-seyenths acres of wood land laid Oh to
them and contain respectively b9side- ii', III ioI
and - acres Of open land. All Will be aod 70,
gethcr or in separate parcels rs may be found
most advisable on the day Of sale at when time,
also terms will he made known.
JOHN WILLIAM TAYLOR
Sheriff of King william county
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRaIsIA,)
PRocToR's OFFICE, July 10, 1857.
DROPOSALSW WILL BE RECEIVED
at THE office till the 18th insta ant for the de-
livery at University switch Of 500 long tons OF
BARD C0AL-viz: 500 long tons best FED ASH
GSATE COAL, 500 lorg tons best WHITE ASH
CRATE COAL; to he delivered during the months
OF September October, and November. or earlier
II prsterred. ]. 4. JOHNSON
jy H-Uuiy21 p. L. Superinten dent.
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Nv Harrison, Goddin & Apperson, Aueloneei'
and Real Estate Agents.

rRusTEE,s SALE OF FORI r
n aces OF VALUABLE LAND, ABOUT 90 7 on 3ME
or TIE srass eth Or deed from
MnHD At pi1es 70 shs subscriber bearing date on
the Of duly d f a1ss
the par nrSc auction to the highest bidder on the
premises on July zssh iss! a. sHIsk
F. NJ, about FoRTY aCK shs so Us sids Of the
R hs mill road and nearly opposite tothe farm
I EsG hsas resi-
me cay for market gard en- purposes will be
sold in one track, or divided in lots to suit the
'TwsHs! One half cash, balance at six and
trsIrs months credit for negotiable notes, with
}mmtarsst added, secured by trust deed.
Sale to be conducted by HARRISON, GoDp1S y
AppERsoS, Auctioneers. Jy 10
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Aa.cttO1, Sales.
FUTURE DAY.

sy James NJ. Taylor Son, Aust'o hs,a1 III
r. sal Main street, third door Deio" wy
SnotsWood HoteL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-07-19
Coal and WOOd.

A NTHRACITE COAL-We are pres
n pared to furnish superior Guaity ne spits he
sizes for CRATES, stoves. and ranges, at S7:Se per
ton Of 1000 pounds delivered in be corp TSU fuel
fnr RI winter avail themselves OF this OPP
portnnty, as coal in the northern markets mas
reached It's lowest figures M, -. .;,o o,a
rantaed TO give satisfaction, or money reluhueu'
Our terms are strictly cath o. 1u1,coN
nH,o cornar Seventeenth and Dock streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-07-19
Real Estate for Sale.
IIEPy DFSTRABLE SMALL FARM

VERY DEsIEA lsIs 5os sMAL very F dssirs
~ cu,iT FARM of lu7 acres, in henrlco county,
t p.n mi miles from Richrnonl on the York Rivsr
railroad quarter OF mills from i, bsI. r,
in wrnoi, The cleared laud was thorourhly
lin lined five years ago end has been worked very
i aaJs, in haTd,crass There Is upon the
n Nae very excellent USE, with all the neces
sarv out houses. Gri.t and saw mil! and church
in less than half a mile. Tnere Is also hne VI
lard Of Peaches and Apples. great harS liz can
b.. had in this farm, as lha owner has determined
70 sell intending to move 10 L large farm in Pow
hatan. For tellns, apply 10
CLuPTuN & HARDWOOD,
Zeal Estate Agents,
l., 10 al Tenth street between Main and Bank.