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PERSONAL.

DERS0NAL-A gentleman of trav oil, taste, dis
anee. desires to become acquainted with Q lady
ant hours Add ress. in perfect confidence "B
b. B. through Washington Post Office. mh5 St.
NOTICE-I hereby forewarn ali persons not to
any money due to me as will pay no debts con
uset.d ny her. she having left my bed and board
ERENOH wHALEBONE CoRSErS ATT so
Corsets, whsIebones, corset steeis and Boards
as,est and all styles OF hcop skirts, Covers and
0HABLss H.op Skirt and Gsr. st Ssn
gnttsctory, ~ Louisiana avenue, bstve cen 9th and
th streets. NH lin"
SOFT FELT HATS, and all kinds of Hats,
ee Snss s Ia. sfosa So sss n
Seventh street, between 1 and K. feIi colin
ONLY FOR LADIES TO BEAD. Elegantly
~ W. fmbroidered NIGHT Gown and on EMTsk
here, Of the newest and most beautiful designs.
1917 o SALE :: 81 ~
isdie: Sssr. please 81 both IN qa na ~
snd STAMP Ss Ss s'sD
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mere insured ladies that no Injurious compositions
work in the hands Of those who buy . few bio o
and proclaim themselves stsmgers. Stamping,
per M SSq o. s ins
Ie2u opposite Patent Once
ID QUITS, CROss rs, ANC HSBs, sTARs, &C.,
Gsfs aSd iS
ported MOSS, AAIK DREssEs for Balls, BY
s ms rRtIs nd Has removed to No. 42s nth St,
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WANTED-SECOND HAND FURNITuRE
w Also, MIRRORS, CARPETS, BEDS BED.
DING and HOUSEFURNISHING GOODS of every
descrl ption. Il. BUOHEY. 40, yth street
1ee6-u besween and n east side
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IL UNITED STA TRS PATENT OFFICE,
WASHINGTON. February Is, 1851
On the petition Of 0EUBGE n. HEED and
PBkCIs u. FUTILE, administrators of the e.
tates OF Joseph II futile, deceased, of Geneva
~ T., praying for the extern sion OF patent gra M
ed to the said Joseph II. Tuttls TIE 2lst day on
June loas, for an Improvement tn saws for wen
years frem the OF piration Of said patent. which
takee place on the 2ist day of June, 1857
It's ORDERED that the said petition be heard n
the Patent once On Monday, the 81 day of
June next, 81 II O'Clock m and ell persons are no.
tined TO appear and show cause. n ANY theg have
why said petition ought not to be granted
Persons opDoodnG the extension are REQ ufred TO
nle In the Patent once their ebections specially
get forth whiting, ct iesst treRty days besre the
day Of hearing all testimony 6led by either party
70 Be used ct the said hearing must be taken and
transmitted in accordance With the rules OF tn
ONCE, which viii be furnished on application
Deposiuone and other Dapers relied upon q tes
amony must be filed in the oioe tceatp days before
the day Of hearing; the argnnents, II any. within
ten days efter hlilg the testimony. :
Ordered. also that this notice be published in
the IntslliGencer and the Republican, Wsshine
ton. d. q. sn6 1 u the Geneva Gazette. Geueys
n T., once . week for three successive veeka: thS
hrst Of said publications 20 be q least sxfy dsvs
previous TO the day Of hssrirs, -y,,v..
=. Ia,..v. =, =, Commissioned Of f.tenss.
COPY, and ssnd their bflls 20 the ten Oos Via
. paper containing this notics fe "a iswsv
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COLUMBIA HOSPITAL FOE WOMEH
LYIN0-IN ASYLUM,
Fourteenth street 4 circle } corner OF n street
Washington, d. O.
This Institution has been established for tia "a.
ceDuon OF lattenfe VIII may be suffering from iis
eases peculiar to their sex, and for the I'd mi
such fenales % may require the comforts Of the
The building 10 situatsd In the most AsaItbv ~,
ton of the District, surrounded by itc IN
grounds. Oars pass the door every Ave minn Ia
Termo Of admission Prom &6 to 90 per v~ak
IN accordance with the room required, pSvahis a.,
advance. This Includes Board, Msdic{ncc. Msd
HERlQAL gTAYF.
j. b lfB0HfsON, II D..
cUl5 "a nLreet between 18th and fist streets
oYYnnssokkTlSa rHYs10IANs AND SGRGE6Ns
Un;tsd st.tas AAh sms H. D., Surgeon General.
y9 aS ,lklHLEI. "a D., georestpw,. . =
A. GAIN TT. n. d, New York avenue.
y0HnSTON. n. d. Washington.
lou H pIn 6ER, D. csossstown.
Ortsrs for admission % the fres beds in this hos
Iital, tot which there are o,l oan Be obtained Of
re In chief at this once, IeA street, OF
q ca. sny OF the Medical se.s and of che Rsvs. DS
Wives and Widows Il soldiers Desiring admissisa
I'LL sspas 70 the Surgeon General, United States
Patients Twins ct . distance whs desire to osme
70 this tsstftuffon for trestmsns can secure private
Sospss lssssr e shs %is'fS g he
On 2-ooly,r Proea6snx
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NETROP0LITAN PATENT ...t
4u STEAM BAKERY,
Furnished with McKenzfes Splendid Reel Ovan
AND the most approved machinery, using none bat
the best material, carefully selected The OracE.
ers manufactured at this bIsh me Mt are an me-
rior to any heretofore offered In this market W.
invite sttentie3 especially to following yarfeties
MILK BISCUIT,
very choi co article, from select family four
BOSTON CBAOKERS,
From Weichb familv hour, equal 20 any In the
- country.
SODA ORACKBBS,
Extra hne, from high grades extra -four
WATER CRACKERS, =
SUGAR CkAOkBRS.
BUTTBR CRACK ERS,
ORACkHR DUST,
PILOT BREAD,
0IH0ER SNAPS,
NOVELTIES,
win havenner well known FAMILY BRAD
iel2-lm THO. HAVENNER, 34f street
A r,u, II d. CLEARY, =
CAUTION AND COMMISSION MERCHANT
Southeast cerneP OF X and EigAth strsets
toppssite Northern Liberty Market y
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100000 GHA SALT yLSI oUfTINds FOB
FROA KENDALL GREEN VINEY4RD

CONCORD. the most valuable ora,s In a..
country. HORF0H's VIRGINIA, OArAWRA
h1BEC0A. DIANA, HARTFORD PROLIgIC'
with many other choice kinds, at 81 rs per iSc
wood and true TO name. Carefully nsos A s oS
shipped to any addreee on remittance, e.~
Early orders are solicited,
n..,u J. PHARsoH's Fruit store,
Ie o. Lm AAl ak-
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10y EAGLE CO., Asetiobeers
II ssItsroons 293 Penai. syepu.'
AUCTION SALE or HOUSEHOLD FrRxr
TgkE. STOVES, BEDDING, ORoCEEky
AND GLASSWARE. Ac
On eA1 UbDAf. March 9th. at 10 obclask In
front OF cur saleeroom, the effects of a fsmtlS
leaving the city. CONSISTING Of
Household Furniture, Beds and Beddiue stoxs.
Croekery and Glassware, sc, &c.
mh6 kAGLK q CO, Aucts.
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1000

different varieties of Embroidery
and White Goods generally. An
immense stock of Dress Goods, that
cannot be excelled in the West,
from 81 80 Calico Dress to Silk Pat :
terms worth 500 90; and an endless
variety of Shawls, Silk and Lace
Mantillas, and Druecksel-tueg.o 81
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The National Convention of Beta
Theta Pi-SecOnd Days Proceed.
ings-The Orati0n-Grand Banquet
at the Bates House.
SENATE CHAMBER,

SENATE CHAMBER,
INDIANAPOLIS, April, 10. 1867.
Editors Journal:
At nine o'clock this morning the
Convention was called to order, with
General Coburn in the chair. After
adopting the minutes of the meeting
upon yesterday, the orator of the Com
vention was introduced, who made an
address which was one of the most
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500

:. and more of the most popular
makes of Domestic Dry Goods, at
; the lowest and tone uniform
= price," and-~the most complete
stock of Millinery that can be
1Ound~ ANYWHERE either ready
made or made 70 order at short
ners, and satisfaction guaranteed.
Also, Straw Goods, bleached and1
pressed. ALP OF which will be
sold at Schapker, Bussing e.
store, at whoiesaie or r retaii pe at the,
lowest market rates, during the
season of iHat
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Cincinnati Paper Warehouse.

Cincinnati Paper Warehouse.
NHA'TFIELD Il WOODS, Manufse-
~ tufers and Wholesale Paper Dealers.
~ and 70 WALNUT ST, Cincinnati, keep
constantly on hand Ruled Cap, Letter and
Note Papers, Printers Flat Caps. Folios.
Plain Letter and Note Papers, Royal, Me-
dunn, and DENY Writing Papers. u
Sole Agents for the celebrated IVAN
HOE MILLS WRITING PAPERS; also,
M n ufaeturers. OF BOOK and NEWS PA-
-PERs, PAPER BAGS. nn3 319lateTq q
Also on hand, Grocers' Wrapping Pa
pers, Manila Paper for Druggists and Dry
Goods use. and a complete stock of LEA
THEIRS and BINDEHS' TOOLS. sg4Ns ~
Binders fitted Out eompletesin Tools and
Materials. gBTsG asnf1gff ear 70
by mail promptly filled ~
,mcf125 d3m T. 10 hissb OH ~ 3a
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Dry GOODS.
= p r. T y @

And other seasonabie Cloths, CASH
meres, Cotton and Linen Goods,
and Vestings. suitable for Boys
and Mems Wear-by far the larg-
ers, Socks, Neckties, Kid, Cotton,
and Silk Gloves, Handkerchiefs.
Undershirts and Drawers, Pocket
Combs,
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JERUSALEM

sOvertakers, Porte-Monnaies, and
large depot of the celebrated Star
Paper Collars" AID retailed at 25
cents per box. Large stock of the
ton, Linen, and Wool Table Cloths
and Covers, Napkins, Towels, Crash,
Lace Curtains, Collars and Cuffs, In
sets or singly, with over
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-12-13

FREAKS OF JIGHTSISG.-A correspondent
sends the following history of bolt of
lightning which struck a house in Clinton,
De kalb county, Ill, on the evening of No
venber 23d
Old Mr.. Rose-about seventy years of age
his wife, and grown.up children, and two
small grandchildren, We're resting from their
days labor. Two young men had called in |;
so that nine persons formed their circle. All
were quite merry; none thought of danger,
when, quicker than thought, their lights were
out; each felt awful presence, but saw
only horrid darkness. A part heard the terri
bic report which Immediately followed. Then
came from one of the young men 4 loud cry
for help. He was answered but he couldn't
hear. Again he called with stentorian
voice, but his ear was stopped, and he only
comprehended the situation after a light
was procured. One had the presence of mind
10 20 up stairs and eX;ingush small blaze
of fire which the lightning had kiHdled in a
partition. Then followed an examination of
the young man who called for help. 1t seems
wonderful that he was not killed. His right
boot was torn from the toe along the inside
near the sole the at the instep, and
then turning upward 10 the projection OF the
ankle bone. The length Of the rent was abont
twelve inches. piece of the boot was
thrown quite across the room. The foot itself
was badly blistered. A dark colored streak
passed up the limb. His whole right side was
parayZed. All in the room were badly
shocked, but none were hurt excepting light
abrasions from flying splinters.
The house was sight TO look at, and Won
der. Near the lightning rod hole was made
in the roof large enough to let Il man through.
Part of the bolt passed down q partition In
the chamber, tore off the plastering on both
sides, and ignited the wood work; burnt holes
in several articles Of clothing, and then
seemed TO scatter into every part OF the mouse.
In the sitting room, on every side above and
below, rents were 10 be seen. nail was
jerked from the floor and imbedded in the
plastering above; windows and mirrors were
broken : deer's horn was split from q knife
the floor was raised an inch or two, and the
zinc melted in places. Behind the stove was
hole q foot across, and the elm ioists were
splntered like Il broom. The lightning rod
did not reach the ground-lackiug about four
feet. A heavy charge must have followed
this down, for from its lower extremity the
studding OF the house was completely stripped
on both sides. Clap boards were thrown q rod
or two from the house and the cement wall
below was ground 10 powder.
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VIRGINIA CENTRAL LAND
Y AGENCY AND DOMESTIC IMMIGRATION
AND WHITE LABOR SUPPLY OFFICE, Rich.
MOND, VAL have very recently perfected the
scale a business that will henceforth receive my
undivided attention, combining the sale OF lands,
mills, mines furnaces, and water; powers, ana the
supply Of white labor, male and female, and ten
ants, as far as they can possibly be obtained nom
the States and cities OF the North.
Ny partner. Colonel K. J. Page, Is in charge OF
In philadelphia and Baltimore have associates
Of the highest respectful Iity and responsibility
And for the sale Of lands and mines IN North
Carolina 1 am associated with d: w. COUNTS,
Esq Of Rsidsyiile, for many years State Treasurer
The facilities this agency offers for the sale OF
lands are not surpassed in the South. In regard
to mines OF Ill kinds, have made contracts with
parties in the cities north OF this who make nat
branch OF the business specially both In this
country and Europe, securing to me the widest
possible hed OF operations ana IN TINS Siy
mineralogist and assayer Colonel WILLIAM GIL.
HAM for the prompt analysis Of all minerals tn
may be sent to NE, thus Determining the value OF
THE WHITE LABOR
branch Of the business will be under the MANAGE
ment of thoroughly competent gentlemen. TIL
further notice Ia given, our efforts wiz be dreetad
to supplying this city with factory bands poTssfs
and m sas Ias Ths smpe
satisfactory arrangements have been made for
| their cheap transportation from New York and
fnllaublpnla 70 tnls oIty' by ne Ast VI 1shue'J
hope to be able to supply farm hands and small
| tenants.
Paroles in want Of white labor OF either sex are
req ussted to communicate their wants IN writing,
60 that may forward tn em to the supply offices In
| New York and Philadelphia
| Terms: For selling lands, i've per cent. com.
mission on all sales actually made, but no charge
VIII atever unless sale Is effected. For mines, an
additional contingent fee, ths subject OF contract
In each case, and payable oat OF proceeds o! sale.
For laborers. fee OF IS for each one supplied by
| contract, payable when the laborsr Is delivered
| and when the lsborer is unable to pay his or hei
| passage to this city advance it 81 from Phila.
| deiphia and SO from New York-to be repaid TO me-
| by ths.empioysr whom he receives the laborer -
| 80 much advanced on the contract for wages
| Further particulars furnished application;
| - j. D. 1MHVDsH,
I no so-drkP-wsm Post olscs box Sl3.
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OUR PETERSBURG LETTER.
Correspondence OF tho Richmond Dispatch
The State OF the Market.

PETERSBURG, December IL, 1857.
C,tton.-Two days ago large sales were made
al l5Sc Yesterday forenoon the Frice came
down 20 liM to lbc., when, In consequence OF
later advices, all transactions were suspended
for the day. 1t is dull day at lac.
Tobacco.-The loose tobacco brought IN en-
ceeds that of any former year. This Is owing
to the fact that .he freedm en- have shares IA !. q
great number Of crops, and they are nnapie 10
wait to have the crop priced Inc 9uan1 10y
thus offered has depressing emro on f :d
market, though good grades commune ialf
prices. Unless 1t is absolutely necessary
planters should not thrust their TOBACCO on
the market at the close of the year.
Fqo,r ,MSnnerfine. $l2 to So. so; extra, slS to
$l4; family, SIS TO 80. =, so
G,rn Old, 81 to 81. 10; new, SIS to 90c.
Bacon.-The market is well supplied. Eir-
pinia hog round, is to zoe. hams and sides, 20
10 q2c. western shoulders, l4h TO l5c. sides,
Is TO 17c.
General trade becomes duller as we APP
proach the eve Of the year, for the reason that
the banks are preparing 10 make favorable
exhibit, and merchants are asking their Gus
toners for settlements II is not probable
that business can become active again till
January. >.
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Ex-Governor Smyth-Again.

To the Editors Of the Dispatch:
noticed in your paper of yesterday that
your correspondent Pennsylvania" calls
the attention OF the Conservative party in
New Hampshire TO the fact that Ex-Governor
Smyth is in this city associating with negroes
The Conservatives Of New Hampshire know
very well that he is now in place. Negroes
are at a discount in New England-especially
in Boston-and the ex- Radical had TO come
here to find q bird of his own feather. He is nc
account. He did distinguish himself as trca
S1rer of the New Hampshire Agricultural
Society n few years since. The Conservative
Democrats Of New Hampshire will roll up q
majority of 5000 votes IT their next election.
AMosKEAG.
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NEW GOODS! NEW PRICES !!
IN JULIUS MEYER,
No. SGT BROAD STREET, BETWEEN FIFTH AND elS1h.
Opening this day large supply Of NEW GOODS.
"A BLEACHED COTTON at 2lc.
BALMORAL SKIRTS at 81. rs worth 81;
BROWN and BLEACHED SHEETlNGS at lowest
New York prices
WHITE FLANNEL at 30c. worth S0c
RED and GRAY FLANNELs, all qualities
HUCKABACK TOWELS at 81 and 50, worth ~
Rich and Elegant DRESS GOODS.
BIARRITZ and EMPRESS CLOTHS,
Silk-warp and Alexander POPLlNS,
MERINOS at astonighipgly low prices;
Rich PLAIDs and ALPACAs, all colors;
Handsome DELAINES at 20c.
SaAWLS SHAWLSl!
Rich Broche and Cashmere SHAWLS,
Plaid SHAWLS Of every variety.
CkSSIM sRES AND CLOTHS.
NV stock Of CASSIMERES and CLOTHS Ia very
Black and Colored CLOAKlNG, all grades;
Fine CASSIN ETS at Soc. worth 75c.
Beautiful CARPETS at 76c.
CALICOES at l23c.
Also Jouvin's and Empress KID GLOVES, fol
ladies and gentlemen-Bismarck and Other
Elegant 1914 Atwood BLANKETS ATS
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ARUS d CHERRY ARE DIS
CHARGING from schoonsrs Maggie P. Smith,
j. B. Myers, A. NJ. Lee, Alexander, and Francis
Edwards, i, 500 tons of very superior RED AND
WHITE ASH ANTHRACITE COAL-sizes for
furnaces, CRATES, cooking and heating stoves.
Sold at lowest market rates. Liberal induce
ments offered to dealers and large consumers.
Office, Dock street between Seventeenth and
Eighteenth. de l3-2w
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DU POINTS GUNPOWDER.
EaS. WORKMAN l. CO., AGENTS,
have for sale
TWENTY-FIVE HUNDRED KEGS
OF this
UNRIvALLED POWDER,
embracing all varieties Of kind and package
Also,
wATER-PRO AND HEMP FUSE.
de l2-lw
mo THE GERMAN CITIZENS O,

ITO THE GERMAN CITIZENS OF
i RICHMOND.-Ata meeting held by the Ger.
man Conservative Club on the 7th Of December,
1867, at 8. Monticello Hail." the following rsso-
luton was adopted:
RESOLVED, That census should be taken Of all
Germans residing in the city OF Richmond over
the age Of twenty one years, and to request all
who have not registered to come forward and re-.
gistsr as soon as5there shall be o time appointed
(which viii be shortly; and, also, TO inform all
those who have not taken out their - nsturalizs-
ton papers" that they can obtain them free Of
charge by calling at No. 1913 Broad street. next to
the City Hall, from MONDAY the 10th OF Deem
Der, 1867. member OF the Committee will be
PRESENT. rom half. past o'clock A. Ii. until the
court adj ourns TO attend to them, SO that NO time
will be lost in making application to the Hastings
Court for their papers.
The Committee will call q. the residences Of all
the Germans, and as great many may not De
found at home, they are respectfully requested to
leave in writing their names, places OF business.
whether they are registered or not, and whether
they are natufalized or not.
''N'' ALOIs RICK, President.
q. KoPPLE, Secretary. de n-3t
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A NTHRACITE COAL.-Add to my
N many sins the crime Of keeping the price
of COAL down to $3.50 per ton. Schooner Ala.
bsma, now discharginG. PINE WOOD at So pei
cord. The scarcity OF money INDUCES me TO come
down snug in prices. [de lO1 B. WARDWELL.
SOFT COKE, SOFT COKE.-The"best
- quality of SOFT COKE ever sold in this mar
ket OAK and PINE WOOD. Soft coke per load
of twenty five bushels, Sc; hard coke per load Of
twenty. five bushels, $5 For sale by
r. Il. COTTRELL,
Basin bank between Ninth and Tenth streets
do
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By Grubbs & Williams, Auctioneers,
NorthHest corner Main and Eleventh streets.

VERY VALUAB FARM OF
RiVER CANAL, TWO MILES WEST OF tn
CITY, FOR SALE AT AUCTlQN.-on MONDAY
23d day OF December, commencing at IL O. ciocK NJ !,
we will sell upon the premises the bes ut1ul lttle
Fh Nj formerly owned by B. W: Haxali, Beg,
situated on the James River canal abont two miles
west OF the city: adjoining the lands OF j. L. out
ton Jr p NJ ITabb, and others.
There are NINETY FOUR ACRES OF A
naturally Of the best SOIL and 1t has been highly
Improved, 30 that there are few If any farms more
productive than this.
The buildings are extensive, embracing "a an
OYERSEER'S HOUSE and LABORERS COT
TAGsS and an excellent BARN and the whole
place is well enclosed with a new plank fence
There are also very fourishing peach and apple
orchards.
Terms: Made known at the time Of sale: ~,
GRUBBS l. WILLIAMS.
dec Aucuonee's'
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Books, Stationery, &c.

FAREWELL, GENTLEMEN.-T
L delegates TO the Convention have discharged
the duties entrusted to them, and are now en- route
for home on the wings OF steam. We bid them
safe and speedy return to the dear ones from
which they have recently absented themselves.
According to Dr. Bayne,a man makes no little sac
rhce TO leave his wife and sleep away from home.
But the chief object OF this advertisement is to
return our most profound thanks to the many mem.
bers Of the Convention who purchased SO largely
at CkUTCHFIELD'S, No. I'll Broad street, opposite
the depo; We desire also to inform the great Eir-
gina public, and the citizens Of Richmond particu-
larry, that the members of the Convention did not
bay up all the stock. There Is yet fine assort-
ment of BOOKS and FANCY ARTICLES from
which TO select Recollect, kind friends, that
Christmas is near and SO are the dear ones. who
must be remembered. de l3
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GRuBBs & WILLIAMS. Auctioneers.
By Case & Harris, Auctioneers.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL
v ESTATE IN HENR1CO COUNTY:-By virtue
of decree OF the County Court OF Henrico pro
nounced the 10th day Of November 1857 n thf
suit of Dickinson oS. Dickinson and Others VII
sell at public auction, on the premises on THURs.
DAY the lsth day Of the present month, At T., II
o. clock M II fair, otherwise the next fair DAY,
the TRACT OF LAND of which Elizabeth Pick OK
inson died seized, adjoining the lands OF ".
MCCARTHY and others, about seven miles above the
city Of Richmond near the old Yellow Tavern
wing on the Brook plankroad. containing, ~ re,
cent survey, THREE AND THREE-EleHTH
ACRES.
The land has been laid off In half acre lots; a
plat OF which may be seen at my law ONCE, III the
Richmond House. Governor street.
There are two small dwellings on the land.
TERMS: One third cash the balance IN eq4al
instruments on a credit Of four and eight months;
the purchaser executing negotiable notes. interest,"
added, and title retained until paid.
"NN'' JOHN N. DAVIS, Commissioner.
Immediately after the above sale we VII seal
ACRES. situated about two hundred yards from
the above mentioned land, belonging to Ford g
heirs.
Terms: The same as first mentioned tract
CASE & HARRIS,
de12 Auctioneers.