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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1867-07-12

SANTA ANNA Nor SHor.-A telegram was
published here yesterday afternoon from New
Orleans, stating that Santa Anna had been
shot at Sisal, on the 25th of June. In ad-
dition to the general unreliabilily Of the tele-
grams from New Orleans in regard to Next
can affairs, there is good reason to believe
that this report is utterly without foundation
We have seen letters dated Sisal, the 26th
of June, in the morning, which report that
general Santa Anna was at that time pris-
oner in Campeche.
The Ciudad Condal, a regular mail steam
er between Havana, Sissal, and Vera Cruz
left Vera Cruz on the 22d, and arrived the
25th in Sisal, which place she left on the
Goth, at II o'clock, for Havana, and arrived
there the 2Sth On the 29th, the Moro Cas-
tie left Havana, and reached New York on
the Sd. at 4 o'clock. By her these letters
from Sisal arrived, which report Santa An
ma prisoner at Campeche, distance Of one
hundred and twenty-eight miles from Sisal.
National Intel.
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E'aa'2ss sasg RsasasseMs esats.

NIcC0gEECEAsS IsEAPERS AND
wi MOWERS.-The undersigned are the SOLE
AGENTS for the sale of McCormick's
NOW RS AND SELF-RAkERS
in Augusta county.
Samples of this greatly improved machine for
1861, can be seen at their Warehouse.
They are also prepared TO furnish all kinds of
Repairs at short notice. Early orders for repairs
are solicited Especially for old machines ito
insure their arrival in time
MCCLURE BUMGARDNER.
Nay 10-3m
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REe1srRAT1oN.-Aze Va, July
6.-The total registration in this city is T.
COB. The black majority is 500. There
were 1876 challenged, Of whom seven' all
whites were rejected
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PROCLAMATION OF BRowNLoW. --Ntashvallc,
July 8.-Governor Brownlow's proclamation
appeared this morning. 1t commands the
Commissioners Of Registration to appoint
clerks and judges Of elections commands the
Sherifs to open and hold elections on the first
Thursday in August and to make returns as
vouched for by said clerks and judges; to
make out and report separate poll-books, re-
cord votes and send them to the Executive
! and State Departments as provision against
neglect or death on the part of the Sheriff.
He concludes by ordevng the Commanders
of the State Guard to arrest Judge Cant,
Chairman of the Conservative Central Com
mittee Or any of the said committee or agents,
if they shall persist in their efforts to defeat
the execution of the franchise law as constru-
ed by him, and also to break up and dispense
all assemblies having in view the holding of
illegal elections or the defeat Of any regular
election
Judge Cant and the Central Conservative
committee had previously withdrawn their
recommendation to county courts to appoint
Judges and clerks of elections and advised all
to conform to the Governors construction Of
the franchise law, though believing it wrong
No collision is likely to grow out Of this sub
ject.
None of the wounded at Franklin have died
Conservatives from that place declare that the
shooting was commenced by the colored lea
guers, and this fact will b. proved. Gener-
al Carter has gone there and will have the
affair investigated
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A New York paper nominates Ben. Wade
for President and General Longstreet for
Vice President.
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For Rent.

TNOss HsENT.-A good Store-Room, with
II Dwelling and necessary out houses attached,
an excellent stand for Mercantile trade 10 miles
from Staunton.
Also nice and comfortable Dwelling at same
place. Apply to Editor of indicator.
Feb. ST
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NOR SALE PRIVATELY will
Il sell privately, some very desirable BUILD
ING LOTS. Terms easy. Apply early to
G. c. YEAKLE.
May l7-tf-Spec Copy
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DLOWS.-The undersigned keep constantly
4 on hand Livingston and Virginia Plows and
Pillow Castings ofsuperor quality and at remar
kable low prices, for cash OF produce. PlOw Cas-
Kings warranted to fit.
nov 23--3mos ROBERTS, NELSON & co.
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.OUEENswAHsza, CHINA, GLASS,
STONE AND EARTHENWARE
We are now receiving at ''China Hail. Whites
Corner direct from Lioerpool, one of the largest
Stocks of QUEENSW ARE ever offered in Staun-
ton, and intend in the future to buy goods in
such way and to snch an extent, as to enable
us to Wholesale at Baltimore prices, freight rdd
cd
The following kinds embrace only a small part
of our assortment, viz
4 complete dining sets-80 pieces each.
5white, and gold band China Tea Sets-44 pieces
$50 sets best white granite platcs-assorted
$40 glass Fruit Jars-something new.
$40 Jelly glasses
40 dozen TumblerS-assorted.
Cups and Saucers, Pitchers, Basins and Ewers,
Spittoons Fire Proof Ware, Stone Jars, jugs and
Milk Pans, also, every other article usually kept
in first class Queensware House.
In buying in very large quantities, in the orig
inal packages, gives us every advantage it is pos
sible to have in the business; consequently our
prices ought and shall be reasonable
As we have to pay promptly for our goods we
hope our friends will see the importance of pay
ing the Cash or ask but for very short credit
PIPER, DRAKE & co.
July 70, eft
DEGESTE RATION NOTEGE!-Pub-
n TIC holice - hereoy given lnat the boards
of Registration for lit. Sydney, Mt. Scion and
Churchville Districts, Augusta county, will meet
ON the
5th INST, and continue until the goth inst
to 'Regster the names of all male citizens of the
United States residcntin said districts, ~ who may
then and there present themselves, and who are
entitled to Register under the provisions of Acts
Congress U. S., passed March End and 23rd, 1867
The Boards will sit daily from A. NJ. to P
NJ and from P. NJ. to P. NJ.
THOS. P. JACKSON,
President Board of Registration.
July l2-
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A TTENTHON FARMERS

A TTENYION FARMERS!
~ BURKE'S IRON WORKS, !
SrAUNToN, VA, Feb. II, 1867.
am still putting up the best
LIVINGSTON PLOWS
Nos. 4, 5, and 6 also, No. 4. Hill side Flows ey
er putup in this Valley.
Gs~ warrant all my Plows. -ss&
Call aud examine before purchasing.
w. A. BURKE.
Feb. 22-tf.
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GEN. LoNesTREEr. distinguished SOL
der of the late Confederate army writes as
follows from New Orleans about his late COM
rade, Gen. Longstreet:
Il believe Longstreet is alone in his apos-
tacy. He cannot take one of his old corps
over. For the first time, they will not fol-
low him. He will be worthless prize to
the Radicals. He seems only to stand as a
beacon Of warning to his former Confederate
friends. The press every where has been
most considerate and tender Of him-too
much so. "-LYnchburq NeWs.
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WHEELER & WILSON
CARRY THE DAY.

A dispatch from Paris this morning gives the
award at the Exposition for Sewing MACHINES.
MEssRs. WHEELER 4 WILSON ARE AWARDED THE
FIRST PREMIUM GOLD MEDAL
For greatest Excellence ovey all others Exhibited.
There were eighty-two Competitors The great
est interest attended the announcement of the re-
suit.
w. MERRELL, Agent,
214 W. Baltimore St., Baltimore.
July IL, '67
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.VeaU Advertisements.
WHEELER & WILSON'S
&(4yay9asEsSas5ass ssssEsssAasszss0SWsS&
ES&.vS'i1D1s3@f9'S:s9.|s: 81 g YeS4Eg9
Family Sewing Machines.
OVER 300, 600 SOLD.

OVER 300, 600 SOLD.
Are adapted to all kinds of Family Sewing,
Army Clothing, and to the use of Seamstresses
Dress-Makers Tailors, Manufacturers of Shirts,
Collars, Skirts, Cloaks, Mantilas, Clothing, Hats
Caps, Corsets, Ladies' Boots and Shoes, Linen
and Cotton goods, with silk, cotton, or linen
thread. They will seam, quilt, gather, hem, fell
cord, braid, bind and perform every species of sew
ing, making q beautiful and perfect stitch, alike
ON both sides of the articles sewed.
AWARDS AT THE PARIS EXPOSITION. THE SEWING
MACHINE RESULT.
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The BEAUTIES OF RADICAL LEGISLATION.
In the present. rump Congress on Friday,
Mr. Schenck submitted the following resolu-
ton:
Resolved, That the thanks of this House
are due and hereby rendered to the Rev.
Petroleum v Nasty, F. NJ, at Confederate
Cross Roads, which is in the State Of Ken
lucky, and the Hon. Henry Stanberry,
Attorney General, for their long, full and
able expositions, made from time to time,
of the views and policy of the President Of
the United States on the subject Of recon
struction.
There being no objection, the resolution
lies over under the rules.
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A UGUSTA WHITE SULPHUR
~ AND AI.IIM SPRINGS

FORMERLY KNOWN AS sTRIBLING's 13 MILES FRox
sTAUNTon, AUGUSTA COUNTY, VA.
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EDIs EeENT.-Ahr first class STORE-ROOM
4 at Middlebrook, Augusta county, on very
favorable Terms. Apply at
w. NJ. POOLE'S Store,
May lift Stanton, va.
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Amusing BurleSQue.
THROUGH LINE.

The Charlottesville Chronicle gets off the
following on the Albemarle " co-operators =
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House of Delegates, is selling Enquire,
tickets in this place, countersegned s. f
Leake, agent; but they are not worth the
pasteboard they are written on, as the Attor-
new for the Commonwealth well knows, and
will say.
AS some elderly gentlemen credit the re-
port that the horses Of the company are not
thorough broken. John Shelton, Conserva-
tive colored man will ride by the driver, and
act as brakeman, and there is not the small
lest occasion for the slightest anxiety.
It is not expected that any females Or
clergymen will go over this line during the
present summer, but arrangements will be
made in the winter schedule, CATER the track
is we'll broken so as to allow the vehicles to
pass with less jolting,) to carry the most
shattered constitutions.
No free tickets will be issued to editors or
members of the Legislature but newspapers
giving this advertisement a few insertions in
special column will be entitled to a ticket,
with the limitation that when one half of the
papers in the State have accepted this offer
the books will be closed.
l. LIZ LuUSU CGlClut iuoIl uCClOuS law UCCu
given to Mr.. Bolts and Mr.. Hunnicutt to
permit no racing between their coaches.
The country through which the Great
Consolidation Observation-Disclosures Old
Flag Line passes is one Of the finest in Vir-
ginia-the most beautiful scenery in the
world-the angles Of the fencing stocked with
with mint-and the best of fare.
The company beg leave to refer to Colonel
Forbes, of Buckingham, ?. L. Coles, Esq,
Samuel G.. White, James G Childress, W..
A. Turner, and a number Of gentlemen who
have recently been over the road.
E Parties who are made sick by riding
backwards will be afforded every mitigation
of which travelling admits. and luxuriously
treated on arriving in Washington.
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forts for It would only be by earnest and
nnremittine toll that the great ends for
which the Society was Instituted viii De
obtained. He said it is very evident that
we arc called upon to economist labor,
therefore We ought-we are compeiled-to
look out for the most effective ana cheap
ost labor-saving machinery. a..
All our interests were at stake IN tos
matter, and farmers, mechanics, met
chants, and sll ought to confer with one
another, and unitedly labor for the COM
mon good Of all.
He urged all the industrial branches to
bring specimens Of their skill and industry
TO the annual fairs. Let there be healthy
competition to show who can best work,
and soon our desolats land would blossom
as the rose.
The Society then adjourned.
The meeting was large and respectable,
and its work was done with dignity, and
indicated that the men engaged in it are in
earnest and know how to do their duty.
1t is hoped that the first fair will he held
next October; and though, from the short.
ness Of the time, and the impoverished
condition OF the country, We may not DC
able to do as much as we would Ike, yet
we will merit the commentator obtained
by one of old for doing all we can.
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auction Sales,
FUTURE DAY.
BY Harrison, Goddin ApperSon, Auc,,ons.,.
and Real Estate Agens.
TRUSTEES SALE OF vALUAp,

TyRUSTEE'S SALE OF vALUAprp
TWO AID An EIGHTH ACRES, CALLED III.
HON " g roGk NG G2gS sTS 81 81
In, pursuance Of decree OF the Circuit Con-. v
Richmond pronounced On the 10th Of Juns u ~.
In the case OF Vaughn, &C., %. Goddip. s,d ~ y,
virtue Of two deeds OF trust exeeutsd 10 III "
one dated nth October, 1850, and The a ne p.
County Cours. shall proceed to sell Al h snfo
sss S iSnu sas Rssm at G
not, the next fair day thereafter, that yain.ii
which Josiah .: Smith died seized, conianira ~,
This land Is justly regarded as very va,n,,,.
not only on account OF Its fertility, but by ,s..
OF Its proximity to the city OF Richmond Ia vSoSs
It has an easy access BY the MeehanicsvilIs ,,..a
pike. The improvements on the farm are eonsa,
that size. ""
II, on the day Of sale, It should be fonns ia,
cious to do so, the trustee will divide the land io
two parcels giving to one parcel 100 acres, and to
TERMS: One. fourth cash balance AZ ons a.,
two years for negotiable notes, Interest added e
title retaned till all the purchase money IL ro sa
Paid plat Of the ia1a ssa b seen oes
p. S.-Recently there have bsen found ON f.
above farm two beds OF rieh mari, near s .s,..
tspecimens Of which can be seen at our ot,es IN
few dsys.l which Is regarded as OF gres, value
yard there are two bold springs OF axe elIsnt VA,
contiguous to the dwelling; There are nearly loo
acres Of fine meadow land on the Chickah orn.nv
which not only produces fine hay, but also ave.,
lent cereals. The foregoing farm adjoins strsg.
and also the farms Of James N. Carter and Gsor9,
-. HARRISON. GoDDIS & APPgssoS.
" A-aodtQ Auctionanys
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CORD WOOD FOR SALE.-Will be
" sold by public auction, at New Kent Court
house on the second H0RSDhY in August next
(the Sthl between l, 500 and 1900 cords of p
WOOD, already cut and well seasoned, and about
700 cords yet uncut THIS wood IS on the poor.
from the Pamunkey river.
For the wood already cut $500 will be required
In cash the residue OF the purchase money TO be
paid in TOUR equal instalments In one, two three,
and four months The wood yet uncut to
be paid for in two equal instalments, in six and
twelve months. The title to the whole will be rs.
tained till paid for.
by order Of the Orerseers Of the Poor.
Nv aT-poitd
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By Isbell Il Davis.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
opposite Spotswood Hotel.
SALE OF REAL ES.
II TATR In AEHLANl HANOVER lQuNTG.

TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ES.
4 TATE IN ASHLAND, HANOVER COUNTY.
The undersigned, by virtue OF deed OF trust exc.
cuted to him on the 3lst day of January, 1851, by
Richard A. Thornton, TO secure the payment Of csr.
tain bonds and notes yabls to the firm OF GLAZE.
brook Thomas, Of the city OF Richmond win pro-
coed on THURSDAY the s2d day OF 4 ugust, iss1
If fail, not, the next fair day thereafter, 10 ss
at public auction all that certain LOT or PARCEL
of LAND lying and being in the town Of Ashln d
In tho county or Hanover. containing two and ban
acres, adjoining the Let of John @. Winn, and Do;
Ing the same lot or parcel Of land conveyed 10 said
Thornton by the undersigned by deed bearing din
the Clsrk's ONCE OF Hanover Cousty Court. The
said lot has on II comfortable dwelling house,
Storehouss, kitchen, and stable. In good repair
TERMS or SALE: Cash for so much as will pay
the cost OF executing this trust the fses for drs.
Ing and recording said decd. and pay bond iof
S6s 80 payable on dem and, dated 11d OF November,
1865 and note for $500, due 33d of Nay 1861, with
Interest which may DO due on said bond and nots
on day OF sale or until payments; 80 much OF the
residue Of said purchase money ~ win be suh.
for &3ls, dated 23d Of November, 1865, payabls
twelve months after date, will be made pay able
when said nots becomes due, and the residue Of
said purchase money viii be made pay able II such
time AZ said 4. A. Thornton shall dirsct
IS ~, tsar.a,.z WILLIAM Z. WIN, Trustee.
sale conducted by IsBELL q DAVIS, Aucuonssu.
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AascttO7s Sales.
FUTURE DAY. s
~ Hsrr,sou, Goddin s Appefson. Aues'ons'n
- and RssI Estate Agents.

r EASE AT AUCTION OF sr ImG
LyAIg aAS h1, RAEEnss East 81 sAXAeEs STA
D DALso ON III TpR YORE RIvER RAILRoAsn TtT ~
M M5hEg REL S4Rops TagsEoa INcGpHR,iTEe
G avnp iI PpiRGEL OF sHEAP 0ATsb n Hh ~ ~
$50 TaE SRsEHi,o S1ssEE EE6okkD rGsk1FgEz, 30
httmS on THURSDAY the lst August 1907, a.
S0sainep M lease out until! the ist Jan 10y
o., eth the privilege OF continuing the iesse
n Io. ,;vn yaars iongerJ the YALCAbLE xAhM
i nI,aa .snrinq Dale" on which the late Mr; !.
GnndIev formerly resided, inciudapg WIN i ing
,.aas The growing crop OF corn, estimated a. lLa
tharrsls aud the vegetables on slx acres OF lang,
ond ali the peaches In the orchard. TIE Iand is
81 GOOD quality and the buildings on ths PLACE IN
oood order and ample for the use OF large
soufi v. After which, win be sold about thirty to
40 600 pounds Of sheaf oats, two stacks OF nay
90 iorses, ak hogs. two cows OF superior breed,
on e, 20 calye ali the farming implements, EN-.
bYacing The usual variety, and parcel OF good
furniture. o,a... 4, fa,u,no a, IN
,ha dairy or market business, or to spend the ba-
AVE Of the year in the country, the foregoing
ronarty presents unusual attractions, as the cars
On the York River railroad leave Richmond daily
a. O'clock A. M. and return at ?. ID thus ena-
Hing any one from Richmond tospend the greater
IA ri OF the day on the farm.
TERMS: All sums under $50, cash over that
amount four months creditor approved endorsed
nss0as0iHs apa sfsSIis;oN eoDDIN ApPERsoN,
- % Auctioneers.
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By Harrison, Goddin d Apperson, Auetionsers
and Real Estate Agents.

ZINE FLOODED HORSES, SADDLE
WORK MULEs,- BROOD soWs, STEAM EH.
OK AND PINE IN wooD, FoR SALE at AG 8 SHHH
absent for several months. and for the purpose Of
reducing his stock shall sell at auction at West
View. on the plank road, i've miles west Of Rich-
oeioek "a fair IL not the rss air day iss as
after, the following very valuable stock and per-
l. One Thoroughbred Stallion, i've years old this
spring, by Deucalion out OF q Commodore
2. One Thoroughbred Mare, BY Deucalion out Of
.. One Superior saddle Mare; \, a,s, 4 f...,...s.
L. One Span Of Fine Carriage Horses, both good
riding horses, very superior fast and gentle ;
.. ons B black Horse OF superior style; y5.
T. One Iron Gray Horse OF hne size and power,
.nd No. ] animal for single carriage;
s. Fifteen fns-szed Young Mules, well broken to
harness. and in fine condition;
0. Six Brood sows, In pig BY avery hns boar OF
10. Three Young soss, good breed; one Barrow
and twenty sdx shoats and Pigs .7.'-'.Ji
II. Saw mill and Engine-mill nearly new, OF
Kahl Rahm's best pattern; engine in good
bio OF saving with one saw (Which IL ffy-
lumber per day. Two-iog Wagons Ghsips.
&c; Also, s,safSI to 5000 cords ' sessousd OAK
and Pine Wood
sold only because the pioprie.or's Contemplated
absence makes itdesirable that he should reduce
bis stock persons may attend the sale with an az.
scented. .fY.F 1fff ,AE f..-,r.. - =
TBRAs All sums under 800, cash over tina.
amount, sixty days credit for approved, endorsed
90. saARsisoN, aoDDIH S APPERsoN,
/ Jy 9o-oiuaThtd ~ AuctioneeYs.
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CORRESPONDENCE of the Richmond Dispatch.
Affairs In Fluyanna-A Public Meet
q iSf ion.


I desire to report through your columns
o few items which may be Of interest to
your readers, and among them the results
of a meeting Of the citizens of Fluvanna
called to consider "what is the best course
to be pursued by them in the present
gloomy state of affairs" William G. Ha-
den was called to the chair, and William
T. Britt requested to act as secretary.
Colonel Thomas Tutwiler explained the
object of the meeting, and moved that
committee be appointed to draw up reso-
lutions for the consideration Of the meet
ing, which, being opposed, was decided in
the negative. He then offered series OF
resolutions urging upon the meeting the
appointment Of delegates to the Republi-
can convention to meet in the city Of Rich
mond On first Of August next, which were
pressed with considerable earnestness. 1t
was moved that the resolutions be laid on
the table, which elected discussion Of con-
siderable length, in which Colonel Tutwi-
Ter defended the resolutions, and Messrs.
William B. Petit and A. A. Gray opposed
them, on the ground that the people of the
county should not be antagonized by party
divisions. They expressed the desire for
the restoration of the Union On equal
rights, but thought it not consistent with
honor, principle, or interest, to pledge
themselves to the support of the Republi-
can or any other political party. The vote
was then taken, and the motion to lay On
the table was carried in the affirmative ;
and the meeting adjourned without further
action.
The oat crop is being harvested, and is
o good one. The hearts of all are cheered
by the ample return for their labors, and
nothing but the dark political storm that
is around and before us prevents them
from quiet contentrnent.
Registration has been completed in the
county, and gives the blacks majority OF
| 81, which is less than was given In
former premature report. EPSILON.
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ByT. Keesee, for 8. c. T. Co.
ONCE No. 1877 Main street, between Thirteenth
and Fourteenth.
At THE REQUEST o F T 81 E
"A owner, who Is declining ho11s Sc
streets, on WEDNESDAY, Sis: instant, commenG.
ING at 10 o'clock, general assortment Of PARLOR
CHAMBER, and. DINING-RO0M FURNITURE,
KITCHEN UTENSILS, &C., consisting In part Of
Parlor AMI Cane-seat Chairs,
Centre Table,
Bookcase,
Feather BEDS,
Hair and shuck Mattresses,
Bedsteads,
Washstaads,
Bureaus,
Wardrobe.
Dining Table,
China and Glassware,
Cooking Stove,
and other housekeeping articles.
ALSO,
elegant Parlor Carpet, nearly new:
THOMAS W. KEESEE,
iy27 Auctionesr for S. G. T. Il Co.
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By Harrison, Goddin d ADperson, Auctionesn
and Real Estate Agents.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
l REAL ESTATE, IN The CITY OF RICH;
BETWEEN MAIN AND CARY STRBgTS.-lu
pursuance Of decree Of the Circuit Court Of the
city OF Richmond pronounced on the 18th June,
1867, in the case of Vaughan, &C., o.. Goddn, and
by virtue Of 3 certain deed OF trust dated seth
April, 1850, duly recorded in Richmond Hastings
Court, shall proceed to sell at public auction On
the premises, on WEDNESDAY the 3lst July, 1857,
thereafter, that valuable LOT, with 3 large
FRAMED BUILDING thereon; formerly used . Z
back smlth's shop, fronting forty eight feet ON the
west side of Seventh between Main and Cary
streets, running back ninety feet to an alley.
TERMS: One-third caah; balsncs 1T SIX and
twelve months for negotiable notes, interest
added. secured by a trust deed.
" lo-2tawtds JAMES LYONS, Trustee.