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VRUSTEE'S SALE OF REAL AND

'I'hOSlE ES oh LII. w 49, -
i PERSONAL PRoPERTY.-By virtue Of deed
OF trust ex,cut Cd TO me by Issac ". Cole, safipx
date 2Iih February, 1885, and duly recorded Ia tae
clerks Office Of the HALIFAX County court pshg
thereto requested shall expose for sale al pubie
Aection, on the itlh day Of June, 1897 In me Town
OF Meadsvilie, Halifax county, va .san S.esh a.,
csy,.tn LOT In ,be tow, OF Meadsyilts containing
TWO ACRES, with handsome DWELL lsG and
other necessary buildings thereon sls9 ne
n.n,I UOCsEH0LD aud KITCHEN FURNITURE,
incInaine one excellent PIAN0.foRTE.
Txsas? Made known on day Of sale.
THOMAS HATCHER. Trustee.
The above sale win be made for the payment OF
a debt doc by negotiable note for st.eto, which
note Is subject 20 reduction Of ssoo, the snount
dine being $500 with interest from 2slh April sSo.
The real estate viii bs sold sublset TO the dover
right OF Mrs. Isaac N. Cole.
JsN i. HATCHER, Trustee.
The above sale is postponed until TUESDAY The
25th lnstsnt. \, HATCHER,
10 ll-swtds Trustee,
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By Lee & Goddin, Q
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. 1914 Cary street.
HUNDRED ACRES {

TWELVE HUNDRED ACRES OF
/ LAND, IN HENRIC0 AND CHARLES CITY
COUNTIES. AT Public AUCrloN.-st the re-
quest of the owners, we will sell at public suc:
ton In front OF Henrco Courthouse, on MONDAY
the ist day OF July, 1861 that being court day the
TRACT OF VALUABLE WOOD LAID, containi x
47'i ACRES, In the county Of Henrito, seven miles
from the city OF Richmond and about three. q lar
tiers Of mile from Fair Oaks station on the York
YER railroad, fronting on the Williamsburg
stage road nearly opposite TO the Emitted States
Cemetery at Seven Pines adjoining the lands Of
williamson, Allen, Fields, and Others. II deemed
advisable day OF SALE II will be sub. divided In
two more parcels.
Terms: Made known on day OF sale.
LEE G0DDlN, Auctioneers.
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BY Harrison, Goddin & Apperson. Auctionesrs
and Real Estate gents.
rT,RUsTEFS, SALE OF VALUABLE

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
L TRACT OEFnUR HUNDRED AND NINETY:
FIVE ACRES OF LAND, IN CHARLES CITY
COUNTY, ABOUT SIXTEEN MILES BtLyW
RlgHMoND; NEAR 70 Gu GKHh9MiNyi
RIVER, INCLUDING EXCELLENT STEAM SAW
MILL AND ENGINE THEREON By virtue Of
deed of trust executed TO the tubscrbors by VIII
liam H. Alderdice, bearing date 18th June, 1906
duly recorded in the Charles City County Court, We
shall, IN execution thereof, procsed 70 ,ell at pub
lie auction, on the premises. on "WEDNESDAY the
10th of July 1887, At IL o'clock NJ, II fair II not,
tho first fair day thereafter, the above valuable
TRACT or LAND, containing 49S acres, known
as the Quarter Tract or Forrest Hill including
valuable STEAM SAW MILL and ENGINE
thereon. being the same property conveyed 10 the
said Alderdice by James NJ Haines and wife by
deed bearing even date with the said trust deed.
The deed requires Il cash sale, bst by written
consent Of the parties the terms Will be one fourh
cash balance at Fix, twelve, and eighteen months
for negotiable notes, interest added, Tred by
trust deed. The taxes for lssI to be paid by the
purchaser. W. GOBLIN,
J. l.. APPEbSOE,
10 30 Trustees.
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!. AuctiOss Sales.
THIS DAY.

THIS DAY.
BY Sampson Jones, Jr., & Co.,
Auetioneers and Commission Merchants,
No, Fifteenth street, between Main and Cary.
WE WILL OFFER AT AUCTION
w At our store THIS Monday MoR tI : sssn
i .na Ss.aS. :sosk n aRocERSs %NHs
IiooURs &c s9Psi;.ins d IN p s6s q SIDES
SHOULDER BACON,
BREAST BACON,
FLOUR.
c0FfEts,
TEAS,
sYRUPs,.
S sas aaS 81 CUT aERRlsos.
MhCKsKEL,
CHEESE,
bb4sTFPPkR,
e ep6kIsat and WASHING SODA,
ssSeAappMs,
BUCKETS,
BACKING,
MUSTARD,
RSsTi shERRY, and cLARsT WINES.
BRANDY. &c. s. JONES, JR., 4 CO.,
iea Auctioneers.
By Grubbs Williams. Auctioneers.
Northwest corner Main and Eleventh streets.
TWO VALUABLE BRICK STORES
Il AND DWELLINGS, ON LOCUST ALLEY, FOR
the premises, on MONDAY the 2ith day Of June,
1867, at S O'Clock P. NJ, the two BRICK STORES
and DWELLINGS situated as above described,
and now occupied by Abrsm Smith The tene-
ments contain each a store and six rooms above,
and kitchen and store room, and may be used, as 1t
now is, FOR business purposes, or Tor dwellings,.
These are substantially built houses, and being in
the very centre of the business port On OF the city,
must increase In valne very rapidly.
TERMS: One. fourth cash the balance at four,
eight. and twelve months, for negotiable notes,
interest added, secured by trust deed. The
taxes for 1857 TO be paid by the purchaser:
GkUBBS 4 WILLIAMS.
je2o Auctioneers.
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keg- GREAT EXCITEMENT.
ALL KINDS OF CLOTHING AND CENTS FUR
WISHING GOODS At HALF PRICE.
Business Suits at...................."..$7O %
Light Cass, mere Suits at................ so
SILK mixed Cashmere Suits at.......!j 20
silk mixed Cashmere Pants at........ 90
Cashmere PATS 20 to 81 90
lack Does kin Pants at................ 90
Shirts Of all aua!i tiles from.,.,...,. JOto 90
Hats 75to 3 so
snd other goods at prices rot TO be surpassed in
this city, at ISAAC GREFNTRkhS
ST Broad street,
nv Pots between Eighth and Ninth.
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BY Grubbs & Williams, Auetioneers,
northwest corner OF Main and bleven IN street

Northwest corner OF Main and hleyen IN streets
TRAME HOUSE AND LOT ON ST.
FPETRRS STHEET. AND BRICK SrORR AND
DWELLING on JACKSON st Rect NEAR
ADAMS, FOR SALE AT AUCTION. We wilt sell
At auction, on the premises, on TUESDAY The ?5th
OF June, az 5 o'clock L. M.-hr,t, The FRAME
HOUSE on St Peter street near Charity. The lot
fronts % feet and runs back lib feet 10 clay street.
making two fronts. Second, the BRICK STORE
and DWELLING, with fOuc rooms, ON Jackson
street, u being the second tsuemcnt east OF
Adams street II has store below and a dwelling
above. The lot fronts auout % feet AID rams bick
l55 feet to a wide alley.
Terms: A. sale. The tlxes for l,67 To Re paid
by Ina purchaser GRUBBS s. WILLIAMS,
ie2l Auctionscrs.
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viii also sell at CharTes UlVy UOurVhOuse on Ihs
day. e6s ACRES three and 4 half miles from VII
cox's wharf, on James river. This land front, on
Swinyard's road, and adjolns the lands Of John
WaIksr,Iames Barnes, aud others. This land is
well wooded, and wonld suit any one wishing to
go in the wood business. This tract will be snb
divided so as TO suit psrsons OF small means. The
house and kitchen. Mr.. John Hamblet is now liv.
LEE & GoDDIy, Auctioneers.
After the above sale will be sold 81 ACRES near
Hopswell church, adioining thu land of Anth ony
Gill and others. This tract Is also well wooded.
Terms: Made known on day OF sale.
Ia 2O-sod 2sJ :. hsndtds
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H07'du0l'e.

7 AGTR BEER COCKS, all lengths,
L ! Just received from the manufacturer and for
sale by CHAS. J. slNTON,
ie "a li35 Main street.
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BYE b. Cook, Auctioneer.
Corner of Governor and Franklin streets.

BY 4. b. COOK, Auctloneer.
Corner of Governor and Franklin streets
DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
ID executed by Charles II. Wynne to tho under
signed a. trustees, recorded in the ONCE OF the
tn request Of tn parties interested they viii pro-
coed 10 sell at public auction on TUESDAY the
"a day OF July, at IL o'clock A. NJ, at the printing
office of the said Wynnc, on the corner OF -Four.
teenth and Main streets, all the property conveyed
by .aid deed, consisting Of the following, to wit:
IN THE PREssBo
Taylor's Small Cylinder Presses, Sl%i6 inches.
these Presses have been in use but short
time and are as good as new;
Adams new patent Book Press, ?6ixis, inches;
Adams new patent Book Press geiXit inches
| Adams new patent Book Press, 20. XII inches;
| Gordon JOB Pres, lXl4 inches;
Gordon Card Press;
No. Imperial Wa hinSton Hand Press.
celient order, and will do frst-cla>s DO and Job
i Hoes Paper Cutter,
l Ruggles Card Gutter,
i've. horse Steam Engine, with Boiler Shaft ig,
Pulleys, Steam Pipes, &c, with Roller Moulds.
press-room.
IN THE COMPOSING ROOM,
very heavy fonts OF the following Types:
Small Plea, Long Primer,
BOuTgeoise, BREWER,
Nonpar.il, Agate,
Together with large supplies OF
Rules. Leads,
Galleys, Metal Furniture,
Imposing stones,
Chases, Font Cabinets,
Stands, Cases,
and everything necessary for the printing Of books
and news papers on an extensive scale.
THE JOB OFFICE
embraces hundreds of fonts OF JOB TYPE, inclu-
ding most Of the new styles which have been
issued from the founC ries since the war together
with Racks Cabinets, Rules, Sings. Leads, and, in
fact every requirement for frst class JOB Priht-
ing Office.
TERMS OF SALg: Sums of AGO and less, cash !;
over that amount, one fourth cash balance on
two four, and xix months credit, with approved
WILLIsM B; lSAhCS, lTru.tses.
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AUCTION Sales.

FUTURE DAY.
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Lost, Str0yed, and Found.

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General orders No. s.
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|. Nonresident persons will not be allowed
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encouraged to remain at their homes or places
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OF heflgees, Freedmen and Abandoned Lands
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OF all rooms and buildings occupied bv refu-
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.s-The Van Barcn come to our landing ON
Saturday, loaded down with freight, and a
good sprinkling of passengers. The atable
PAT MORRISON, was in the office, and the GEN
tlemanly ED. NowLAND in command of the
boat. We are not able to say that we are in
debted to our young friend Pat for late papers,
but rather have to take the will for the deed ;
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ts-The June number of -irthur's Home
NOguziae is on our table. 1t contains its us
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matter. Now is the time to make up Clubs
to commence with the voumne of July. Ad-
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The Home Magazine and Children'S Hour for
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TAKE NOTICE.

All persons in arrears to this office, are re-
ouested to settle up at once. 1t is an Impossi-
bility to conduct paper successfully, on the
credit system, when you have to pay the cash
for every thing to carry it on. We trust our
friends who are indebted will see the nccessi-
ty of at once settling their indebtedness.
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FAYETTEVILLE TMEs.-This is the title of
nep paper, just started at Fayetteville, Ark. 1t
Is conservative in sentiment and makes decid-
'cdly good appearance. r. c. Brown, is the
Publisher and Proprietor, assisted by ALoNzo
JAMES, Esq, in the editorial management.
Washington Co. is a fine field for conserya-
tive paper, and we wish the Times abundant
succpSS.
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EAUTY !
Auburn. Golden, FlaXcn & Silkcn CurlS,

DRODUCED by the use of Prof DE BREUX'
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hair Of either sex into wavy ringlcts, or heavy
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Chemists, No. 2S5 River St, Troy, N. Y, Sole
Agents for the United States.
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sB- In our advertising columns, w

sB In our advertising columns, will be
found the Card of MesSrs. SANDERsoN, DAY.
ENPORT n SPAULDInG, wholesale dealer in
Hats and Straw Goods. Mr. Sanderson of this
House, is well known by may of murchants
Before the war Boston was the market of our
merchants, generally, for many desirable
goods, and we see no reason, why it should
not be SO now.