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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-02-01
BY Harrison, Goddin 4 Apperson, Auctionssrs,
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.

ONE HUNDRED AND SEVEN
OTEEN ACRES or WOODLAND. ON WHITE
OAK SWAMP, EIGHT MILES BELOW RICH
MoND, FOR SALE AT AUCTloN-Will be sold at
aucti on In front Of Henrico County court. house,
on MONDAY the 4th Of February, 1851, ail2 o'eiosk
OF WOODLAND, located as above, belonging 10
the estate of the late william Gouldin, adjoining
the lands OF Fisher, Frayser, and others and near
TO Whites tavern, on the new Charles City road.
TERMS: One-third cash balance at elk and
twelve months for negotiable rotes, interest
added. secured by trust dcsd. Taxesfor 1907 10
be paid by the purchaser.
HARRISON, GoDDIN < APPBRsoE,
Il "a Auctionserr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-02-01
BY Harrison, Goddin Il Apperson, Auctionssrs,
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
il LRASEHOLD, ON FOURTEENTH OR PEARL
STREET, BETWEEN MAIN AND CARY.-By
virtue OF deed Of trust to MS, as trustees, from
West, Stowell & Co, dated June IS, 1860, records
In Richmond Hastings Court, and by request OF the
creditors therein secured, We shall proceed 20 sell,
on the premises, on FRIDAY the LIST day OF Fepru-
ary 1867 at o'clock p. NJ, the valuable properly
therein conveyed, consisting OF LsAsEhoLp 10.
terest In q LOT OF GROUND, with the large
BRICK STORE, with iron front, and aPpurtenances
thereto belonging, fronting about 20 fset ON ths
west line of Fourteenth street between Main ana
Cary, and running back to Virginia street In the
rear subject to q ground rent OF 300 per annun,
and to the terms OF the lease under which me
same is held. The foregoing property is bounded
on tho north by the tenement occupied BY Mr. y,
Foster and on the south by the tenement occupied
by Messrs. Hill 4 Poteat.
Terms Cash as 10 so much OF the purchase
money as will be sufficient to pay the expenses OF
sale and OF the creation and execution OF the
trust, and also TO pay the sum OF Si,St, Win IN
terest from the 2Sth day OF December 1885 and,
as to The residue credit as follows: sgl payable
2sth OF March. 1857 Sl,t4 payable asth OF June,
1857 and tho surplus, If any, payable at such
time as the grantors or their assigns may desi2-
nate, or, in default of such designation, ~ the
trustees may determine, the purchaser to give ne.
gotiabls notes, interest added, for the deferred
payments, secured by lien on the property: Taxes
for the bresent year to be paid by the purchaser.
r. Z. H0WlSON,( Trpstees.
Jag ]. H. SANDS.
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rh In po'',HR sms r srDe. "viHD
Miss ALICE REB1CCA, daughter Of Mr.. 0ecSSs T.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-02-01
By Harrison, Goddin 4 Appsrson, Auctionsers,
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estste Agents.


TRUSTEES SALE OF A TRACT OF
LAND IN HENRIC0 COUNTY, ABOUT
THREs MILES BELOW The CITY OF Rich.
MOND, ON THE DARByT0WH ROAD, AT AUG.
TION. Pursuant TO the provisions OF deed OF
trast duly executed by Benjamin y. Dickinson
and wife to me Is trustee. Of record In Henrico
County Court will proceed 10 sell at public suc.
ton, on the premises, on THURSDAY the 18th Of
February, ls6I, az IL o'clock N; the TkACT op
LAND therein mentioned, called "ldiewid,'
situated three miles below Richmond on the Cen.
trail or Darbytown road, containing 2ost ACRES,
with good dwelling house and other necessary
Dickinson.
TERMS Cash az 70 the sum OF $i,l0.sS. together
unti 18th Sepember 1861 as to the sum OF *s97 20,
with interest from 10th September 1885 and a. TO
the residue, on such terms as the debtor may pre-
scribe, or in his absence then a. the trustee may
make known at the hour Of sale.
The taxes for this year TO be paid By the pur.
chaser. JOHN ,; CAshlb, IrasVo'
APPEasoS. u -
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DIED

Al his residences, in Hanover county, on January
10, 1857, GARLAND JAMES, IN the seventy-eish1n
year OF his age. a----.-s--.-.
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By Grubbs 4 Williams, Auetionssrs,
Northwest corner Of Main and Eleventh street

VERY HANDSOME BRICK COT.
y TTAaE REsIpHsCs. or TBS soUrE sIpH
THOMAS GAMBLE, FOB SALE AT AUCTION
We will sell at auction on the premises. on Is.
DAY The sth day Of reoruary: a rnaIf;gas A.
SIDENCE located as above described: The lot
fronts % feet on Clay street and runs back about
90 feet. The dwelling 10 nearly new, containing
. two-sfory brick kitchen, with two rooms de.
tached from the main building and the necessary
out houses In good repair. This 10 . very desiTs-
BILE residence.
TRRxs: Ons.third cash the balance at four
and eight months, for negotisblesnotes, interest
added. secured by trust deed. Ths taxes ior
1857 to be paid by the purchaser
ia 30 GRUBBs & WILLIAMS, Auctionesys.
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TNRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
III MILL AND rfrTY ACRES OF LANDS
trustee ia . deed from william Gilman shall, ~
consent Of the parties. sell a. psens aaen9p, on
rusry, 1877, the valuable MILL and FIFTY ACRES
or LAND OF which the tzid William Gilman died
seized and posssssed. lying In hanoves county,
iiso, At this same time and place, will be .od ne
HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN fukNiTUhA oi sns
Trsas: Liberal. and mad. sneyn on the day Of
sale. [ja E-tdsl 3. 9. AoSCUkb, Ifue'es,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-02-01
By Grubbs 3 Williams. Auctionesrs,
North west corner Main and Eleventh streets.
TRUSTEES SALE OF yAL I: !. BIZ

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
/ REAL ESTATE At THE SOUTHWEST COR
NER OF CARY AND FOURTH sTRkeTs.-By
virtue OF a deed Of trust executed by r. u. Saun.
ders, trustee for Ms. n. y. MINIS. 10 the sub
scriber ~ trustee, dated 18th May, isss, and 70.
corded IN Richmond Hustings Court once, being
thereto required by the creditors named In said
deed win sell ~ auction. upon the premises, on
MONDAY Ith February, 1857, at hall past o'cloek
p M IL fair, Ii not, then on the next fair day
thereafter, a. the same hour. the property con.
veyed In said deed, being LOT OF GR0UND
Fourth streets fronting on the south side OF Cary
street IS feet, and Running back $50 feet IN an al
ley, upon which lot stands several SHOPS, oceu-
pied by william Forbes and othen.
TgRAs: Enough In cash 10 defrsy the expenses
OF sale and 10 pay Of two notes for tsss IS each,
with interest thereon from 18th January, 1891 Q
credit until 18th May, 1851. As to two notes for
tas7. IS each, and the remainder upon terms TO DC
announced at the time Of szls-eredit pay ments 70
bear interest and be secured by deed OF trust upon
the property. Purchaser 70 pay ,STss io5 lsg
G.r,-. a U,,,,.,s. 4 ..,,nsspx AN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-02-01

DENTALr AT AUCTION. The party
III lately leasing the CORN MILL Of the town Of
Manchester having failed 70 comply with the
terms Of the lease. notice y hereby given, Srdsy
FEBRuARY NEXT the MILL will DO leased On
the premises at o'clock 10 the highest bidder. q
the risk Of the said lessee. FOR terms, apply to
and Fourteenth streets, Richmond, vs..
X. II. TALLEY,
ja3l-h Secretary Board Of Trusiees.s
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NO PRINTERs.-sEALED PROPO.

V'O PRINTERS.-SEALED PROPO-
i SAILS will be received until MONDAY the 9TH
Of February, 1867, for reprntins, in FORM on
small plea, two volumes Of LBIGH'hs RIPuhTs,
probably 700 pages. This price per thodtsnd ems
and per token 10 be stated.
specimen Of the books to be reprinted can be
seen In the otdes OF J. N. Herndon, EEq Secretary
Of the Commonwealth hepapsf win be Furnished
Bond, with security, TO be given for the prompt
and faithful performance OF tho work 4
Address, through the Rshnond post. once,
j. j. PALMER,
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7 HAVE RE- WE'D FROM MY
l former place Of business, on Thirteenth street
between Main and Cary, to my old and popular
stand at the DANvILLE DEPOT, where shah be
sPLENDl d YORK and SEVERN RIVER OYSTERS,
and the greatest variety Of GAME, etc. All per
sons taking the daily train can be served with
BREAKFAST. TOM GRIFFIN,
fe l-3tk at the Danyille depot
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zUO316N 6xffN-YUTURE DAT
by 6rIbSe 3 Wllilsns, zuSuesSess, Z
Nsrthwsst corner Main end 1isvsnsh streets.
CMALL BRICK DWELLING, NEAR
- IHs goKEEs OF caA1iIf 1nn M. -.
Will sell q auction, on the preslisss, on WIDN1s.
sNitE BRicR DWELLING located Is asos: 10:
kitchen with two rooms coal, wood house, &c.
The lot fronts r. feet and runs bsek ~ feet.
ana twelve months, for negotisbis notes, intSfsSt
added, secured BY trust deed. = !.
fe1 Auetioneers
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-02-01

METALS.-GORDON s. CRINGAN,
Offer for sale Sweds's Hammered and Virgins
County Iron, slit and Rolled Horseshos Iron,
Hoop, Band, and Sheet Iron Small Round and
Square from, from / toi; Oval and Half round
lion, Horseshoes and Iron Axles, Tin Plate. BloeE
Tin. spelter and Sheet Zinc, Norway Nall Rods.
70 Its
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DEMOVAL.-I have removed my Of
III fee to the store on Cary street opposite the
site of the old Columbian Hotel. viii still con.
tInue 10 receive supplies Of 8#fH
R0cKLAap ana BALTIMORE LIME,
ROSENDALE CEMENT,
CALClSBD and LUMP PLASTER
which will be sold 1t the lowest market ratss.
ia lin A. s LEE.
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COLE LEATHER.-GOOD and DA-
~ MAGRD LEATHER, for sale b.,
GORDON 4 CRIyGAN,
Re Fourteenth street, near Exchange Hotel.
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The bill fixing the amount of jailors
fees, amended by way of substitute, re-
ported by the committee, fixing the fees at
thirty-fve cents per day for boarding pri-
soners, was taken up, and, after lengthy
discussion, the substitute was adopted, and
the bill passed.
On motion of Mr.. STRoTHER, the Senate
adjourned.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
Prayer by the Rev. Mr.. Baird, of the
Presbyterian Church.
The Journal was read and the usual
message from the Senate was announced,
and the bills that accompanied it were re-
ferred.
Committees made reports, including
bills; which were placed on the calendar.
The Committee for Courts of Justice,
with regard to an amendment of the
House to the Senate bill in relation to the
printing of records in the district courts
and Court Of Appeals, which amendment
commended that the House insist upon its
amendment and ask a committee Of confer
ence. The vote being taken, the House
adhered to the amendment, and agreed to
committee Of conference.
Il The Chair appointed the committee as
follows: Aessrs. Cabell, q. Turner,
Straugban, Graves, Huntington, Purdy,
Wyatt, Wood, and Pendleton.
Senate bill entitled an act for the relief
of John Critcher, Esq, Of Westmoreland.
Paying him ffty dollars for prosecuting q
negro in 1860 OF therequest Of the Judge
in the absence Of the Attorney for the
Commonwealth-opposed by Messrs. PEN
DLEToN, z. TURNER, and others, on the
ground that such service was generally acts
Of professional courtesy, and no instance
Of exacting fec for them.l The bill was
rejected by large majority.
The report Of the Committee on Agri-
culture, &C., against the expediency Of
granting the petition Of citizens Of Prince
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rur GsEAT FLOODS IN THE

THE GsEAT FLOODS IN THE
s,yrsT.-The foundations which
hove prevailed at the West during
Ten days past have had no parallel
slurjnc ten years. The destruction
of property has been much greater
than hitherto reported. a Cincln-
natl paper of the Nth says;
sat Cincinnati the Ohio had ris
on aiohteen inches in the preceding
twenty.four hours, with fifty seven
foat in the channel. At Eva lsville,
S1ndiana. ..all the low lands on both
ss;Ins of the river are an illimltable
,r,ste of water, so deep that, were it
,,o. FIR the timber, the largest class
sof boats could run across all points
sErtween that place and New AL
hany. lnli ma, thousands OF cattle,
shecp and hogs have been drowned,
and hundreds of thousands ofbush-
els of grain have been lost. At
Townsville there was 81 feet of wa
Ter in the channel. All the low
and. are submerged, and hundreds
IN families have been driven from
thcjr houses. The Kentucky River
waS falling, however. The Louis
allie Courier Of the 18th says that
4.thp water is in the second stories
hi most of the houses along the le-
yee. while Shippingsport, the Point
.aud other localities are entirely sub
Emerged, and their positions only to
A. defined by the houses and house
Mons pi ojec,ing from the rapidly
Allowing st. cam. The officers OF the
Dan Able report at Memphis that
Sthe whole lower country lSlnundated.
They found only two dry landings
Between there and Nickshurg-tcur
hundred miles. At Helena the
wholctown is ahoat, and the drift
wool is breaking diva the fences.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-03-22
Reparator Capilli.

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To COnslllllDtiVcs.

nNlIE ADVERTISER HAVING BEEN RE
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Parties wishing prescriptions will please
address Rev EDWARDA WILSON.
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National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-03-22

\ Young lalv returmugto her home in the
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National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-03-22
BLISS DICkINSoN'S WILL.
Il ATE OF We u VI q n Il

!. AT Probate Court holden at Corinth. with.
f,n anu Tor said district. On the IAb day Of
March, \. H.. is67, present the lion A. II.
f(ilmurc, Judge
AZ Instrument, purporting to be the last
MIL ana testament of Bliss Dickinson. late Of
NIopshain, ~ snid District, deceased b,ieg pre-,
ftented to the Court here by Hon. L. NJ BRl,
*the Executor therein tanned. to, Probate,
"A II IL ordered l,y said Court tina, al person.
concerned therein I've notified to appear at a
ecssion of said Conrt 10 he holden at the PRO.
bate Office, Ia West Fairlce, on the gd Tuesday
lSf April. 1867, and show cause, II any they NAV
.bnve, against the Probate Of said will:
:. For which purpose II IL further ordered that
- copy of the record of this order he Published
'zehrec weeks successfully IN the National
Dpinion printed at bradford Vt, previous to
aid time appointed for hearing
n true copy Of record. diva
Aocet, ALvAH BEAN, Rcgistey.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-03-22
Wonderful but True.

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er with desired information.
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Know Thy Destiny.

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All communications sacrcdly confidential Adj
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L. q. Box 30, Hudson, y. J.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-03-22
Probate Courts,
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At the Hotel In East COrinih. on the 2d Tues
days of March, June, August, and NoSember
ALvAH BEAN Register.
West Farlee. Disc |, 1906
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KING HEI rows ESTATE.
OF We L. MO


T., pr,,.,o co,r, holden at West Fairco,
within and for snid district, on tho 18th dry of
Welcome ID. Ladd. ESQ administrator trait. on
the estate of King lieat9h. in,c u, ,na,,oru,
:" said said Court for license to .ell all the real cs
to,. of saiI deceased, of which ho died seized
and possessed, within thu STATE 10 WI, a'' ,,
eleven acres OF lahn t., w vniI deceased - VI"
" W S' it |. ordered tina. the same he
referred to the ID Tuesday Of April next, at
the Probate Once, in said West tnirirs, Tor
oaru"i hc mn,i,irj hereof, by the publication
Of this order il the National Opinion printed
M bradford. three weeks successively, us soon
"s nav he. that they may appear, aud at said
time and Mace ifthcy see cause, object thereto
At,e.t ALvAH BEAN, Register,
true ropy of record
Attost, ALVAH BEAN. Register.