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, 1867-02-22


All IN DEsf.-:Mla is G.nis drntar in thou
sand ways. We commence with his hring "ar
made Us, and not We our.elyes. As ,,none can
keep alive his own sOul. it follows mat, mol
having the power to preserve kfr. u" creature
has power to give lie, 50 thai we are aeIthrr
self created nor self preserved. God made us:
u Is a proper and beautiful acknowledgment oi
the service I'VE thank Tnee for our Creation
Will any inteItGear indtvldial assert that ne u
under no obiigaii0h TO otiol for his bodily exist
ence, his intellectual fssnl,ies, his morrl pow
ers.. his soul capable Of such e,.is.ym@nt nov
aud, " sAS.d, destined 10 . happiness incon'
ceiyably great and eternal hereafter tnis is :
debit iWe owe All We are 10 Him VIM has szid,
81 have created hun for Ny glory We are
not sef .proprietor-; we belong not TO ourselves
We are not our oWa.i We may not ealpy our
memhers-nnr our faculties as re list, Our pny'
steal, intellectuaI aud m1rat nature bsiopgs 70
God. eNtds Soriginsily tn) Hls IMAGE, u VAs
made skrlhsiyrlyo las 8iis gieIyasn 5ss1 si.
T. : & --e-;<<s~i---o~--t-1--->-ss sz
, 1867-02-22
JUNCTION CITY,

The present terminus, is a prosperous little
place. jrst nnw. Two houses have sold about
Sl50, 900 worth of K pol-, each thus season. The
road - graded nearly 100 miles further west, aud
the track will be laid very early 10 the sprinRi
and then, Of course the business will move up to
the next terminus
shall start early in the mornilg for Wishing
I'm, r;r 81 Luis PHILLIP RIrz.
, 1867-02-22

A policeman in Reading, P, has been hned
four dollars and costs for driving horse tASter
than a trot through street OF that cry, "n ;,,
~, ~ hs 6nrd-af,er he has been found.
, 1867-02-22

A reverend divine who was but so-and-se
nrescber, being called upon accidentally Tor :
sermon, asked a friend what he snouid preach
about; to which the other replied, ABOUT n'e
minutes"
, 1867-02-22

uHxRE. fellow, hold this horse" DOCS ne
kick ?" .'K,ckI No. Take hold OF MN.
be bite 2" "Bitel No. Take hold OF tne , oriu
say.r docs it take two to hoid MIN
t.Then hold him yourself
, 1867-02-22

THGr young man to whom 1.-The world owes
living. has Just been tnrned out Of doors-the
landlord not being willing to take the iodeoteo'
ness of the world upon bis own shoulders
, 1867-02-22
DIR. i. w. HUNTER.

ILtrL OF D4ILE- CITY, RkGOH.)
OFERS HIS PROFESSION SERVICES TO
l the citizens of Wa!lu Walla nd vicinity.
OiEre and Residence south end Of Third street
slsS he may be fpnnd
III honrs, both day and night, Wheu not profess
c0slly 81
, 1867-02-22

. THaEE thousand scAlps Of white persons o.ss ~
been taken this season by the Indians Oh Wv
Plains.
, 1867-02-22

This place and K,nsss City, (rwo miles below
on tue Missouri are enterprIslug thriving, we'll
built towns wtn locomotives ruuni aud howl
ing through tne streets at nearly every hour du-
ring the d,y aud night, There is n very res
prc a hr amount of bnSrness done on the Union
p ,ci6c Ruroad, already, and it is constantly in-
, 1867-02-22

ccubD..r sEdE..4sapOlsOn could sesle de
Alps but he couldn't smoke.
, 1867-02-22
DIR. A. SIIOUE-

nFYSRIAN, +URdBoH nHD AcooUriff'H,
/ late Of Portland, Orrg"n.l has i"c 'ird hHnseff
in Nails WalIa Consultations in FTeich, 6S'H4A
ut Er:li.h. Charges Moderate.
rS- tiaire on Main street opposite ComanS Drug
r. ~, II ,,,o 2Itf
, 1867-02-22

UuorvLAR soLDIERs. - Private Piqus and
Corporal PupiShment.
, 1867-02-22
astalla Walla Statfsmatl.

,rrtnsuED EsERY~TRrpArsEvENrSe, BY
II. NEWELL.
, 1867-02-22

It bids M to d. the work that th,v laid DOWN
Take w The song ~aere they broke Of tue
strain
s, 'ur ,-yrHr till W. reach the h'We1'y to ",
Where are hId up our treasures an GU t1T l,
Ali Jdf lISs IIysl II.I yIl ~ rJIIl LILII
, 1867-02-22
r. 8 sa,lal Paper for ths Territory.
RATES Uy SUBSCRIPTIONS I:

.rTERMS INvARIABLY IN ADVANCE.EA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-07-18
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.
From Caroline COunfy-CrOps-Re
Irrational Grand Coronation.
CAROLINE COUNTY, July Is, Is

CAROLINE COUNTY, July Is, 1867.
1t is seldom that anything worthy OF
note occurs in this quiet section, but the
people of Caroline have recently had a
sensation in the form Of Sunday school
celebration, which came off on Thursday
last at Reedy church, near Pamela station,
on the Richmond, Fredericksburg and Po-
tomac railroad. All the beauty and fash
ion OF the county turned out, and the lit
tie ones especially, to be present at the
coronation Of queen. Your correspond.
ent, who Is stranger, learned that the
Sabbath school numbers about twenty-six
officers and l40 scholars, and is said to be
one of the most tlourishing schools in the
country. Tho children turned out in
force on this occasion, and spent day Of
pleasure after the coronation Of their
lovely queen, while her majesty's attend
ants were greatly admired for beauty and
grace.
WANT of space deters us from publish
Ing our correspondents graphic account
Of the coronation ceremonieS.-E !
Descending to practical matters, it may
be interesting to state the prospect for
crops in Caroline. Wheat is somewhat
short, oats and corn do we'll, the growing
weed :" Is splendid, and vegetables of all
Kinds abound.
Registration closed at Reedy Church
precinct on Thursday evening with the
following result: Whites, 2SS; blacks.
3l5. Majority of blacks, 81. We NAV
safely say that Caroline county will give q
strong majority for the negroes.
VISITOR.
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, IN this section. have never been blessed
with more abundant yield, and this is inc
experience of all with whom converse
Corn is looking well. Some time sinco'
owing to repeated heavy rains, the corn
WAC seriously threatened by the grass, pu'
the plant is now more strong ana sisoioJ
and we can bid defiance TO "eeu' "A
grasses. ,,art;frI
Fruit was never finer or more plentilul'
Cherries, apricots, plums, green $500 49,;
and allkinds of berries, have been ga1'ierea
in vast quantities, and the prospect now is
that of watermclons, pears, apples, ana
peaches, there will be the greatest proiu-
sion.
Watermelons are cultivated to greater
extent in this county than any other pro.
baby in the State. The light, sandy soil
of old Hanover is peculiarly adapted to the
growth of the melon, and nowhere else
that am aware Of do they reach larger
size or enjoy a more delicious favor. Not
few Hanoverians have reaped quite g
competency from the culture Of the water
melon, and of course all such and their
progeny take quite a pride in producing
the valuable and palatable fruit.
A rather singular matrimonial alliance
was consummated in this neighborhood
few nights since. The parties are colored
and much respected, but the singularity te
which have alluded is that the bride If
only nineteen, while the groom is sixty.
seven. Some of the colored folks insist
upon it that the ebony damsel wa:
"tricked by the aged wooer.
The freedmen in this section, | an
pleased to state, are working faithfully
The best feeling prevails between then
and the whites, and trust that the en-
tente cordiale may remain unbroken.
Yours, sincerely, RUTA BAGA.
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DIED, in Raleigh, Friday afternoon. of
congestion of the brain, William Macdon.
nell, native of Cork, Ireland. BE had
been for many years resident Of the Uni.
ted States.
He was of an open, generous disposition,
and polite and afable in his intercourse
with all who came in contact with him.
He possessed mind of remarkable intelli-
gence, which had been much improved by
extensive reading.-Standard.
Mr. Macdonald was for many years de.
putty clerk Of the county court of Marion
county, (West) Virginia. He was also To-
cal editor Of the Fairmont True Virginian.
He cast his fortunes with the South in
1861, gave up his office, and never return
ed to West Virginia. BE resided in Rich
mond throughout the war. He was chief
clerk in the Ordnance Depot, under Major
Downer, and made many friends by his
atfability, his promptness in the dispatch
OF business, and his ability to render as
slstance to persons having or wishing to
have contracts with Major Downer.
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Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.
A Richmond Boy On his Travels.
HEALING SPRINGS, BATH COUNTY, !
InlN II 1851

o"'J 80 @So''
/ arrived at this place few days ago
after pleasant ride on the Virginia Cen
trail railroad to Millboro', thence by stage
q distance of twenty-three miles; and
while the number Of passengers was not
/" limited to ten," as promised by the stage
com any, yet, upon the whole, the trip was
a pleasant one.
At Millboro' VIC were entertained in
fine style by our old friend ]. w. Nc
Candlish, of the "Boaz House, who is a
prince of good fellows and "Cdn keep a
hotel" His fare was excellent, and his
furniture, bedding, and table " fixins," all
new, neat, and clean. Passengers who may
fall in his hands in returning from the
Springs need never fear the consequences.
"May his shadow never grow less" The
weighs about 290).
At the Hot Springs we found every ar
rangement made for the accommodation
and comfort Of guests, Of which we under
stand they have at present about 100, and
others are constantly coming in.
Stopping at the Healing Springs we
found our good friends Colonel John
Lewis Eubank and Messrs. Williamson and
Quarles, of this city, who are the present
managers of the establishment, in waiting
to receive us, and right we'll did they at
tend to their duties. Here everything is
Just what is needed to please the most fas-
tidious. The buildings and grounds are
excellent and admirably located, the
scenery magnificent, the furniture and
bedding in most cases new, and the fare
equal to our tlrst-clasS city hotels.
Upon the whole, we think that there is
no necessity for any person to leave this
State in the summer season in search OF
health and relaxation as long as our va
rious watering places are carried on by
the present managers.
The crops in this section are generally
good, and we think our friends have great
cause for encouragement in view Of the
successful operation of their present sys-
TEN Of labor. Yours, RENNAT.
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Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.
Registration in Northampton -Ihe
Churches-The Crops.

ReS1Strat1On In Northampton Ane
Churches-The Crops.
EASTERN SHORE, Va, July Is, 1867. :
In magisterial district No. l, Northamp-
ton county, the registration closed on Sa-
turday night with twice as many loyal
voters of the white color down as there
were of "American citizens of African
descent" This is simply owing to the fact
that there have been no instructions
given. If left alone, our former servants,
trained well in the school Of past servi-
tude, and still attached to us 1--WE con-
tinuing to treat them well, as we are
bound by gratitude for the past as well as
present interests) would be found in no.
thing hostile to the true interest of that
section in which they live and expect
yea, must expect-to find their future
home. 1t is only when political emissa-
ries, with party purposes, lead them estray
that they are found in the wrong.
In matters pertaining to their Spsritud
! interests the blacks are manifesting an en-
ergy which it would be we'll if we would
emulate. The churches of the whites, de.
solated and worn out by the war and the
stagnations thereof, are still in many places
remaining as they were, though in some
instances unfit to be occupied, while every.
where our colored people are earnestly at
work building their houses Of worship. In
! the two counties I know Of five colored
churches being built. One of these stands
in sight Of and between two other churches
that have never. been used since the war
The ladies Of the old Makimie church
Presbyterian at Drummondtown recently
! laid their hands and hearts to the work o.
repairing their house Of worship, and by
one days work o fair raised $525. This
with what they have raised from other
sources will enable them to bring their
old church back to her original beauty and
usefulness. This church was used for
United States troops during the war,
when other buildings not dedicated to God,
Immediately around, could have been Sc
cured, and acre offered.
The corn crop is improving, but can't be
full one. Oats latterly have suffered from
rust. All "trucks" are late, and small
cronS must be made. SEASIDE,
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BY Lee & Goddin,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,

HHIRTY- FIVE BUILDING l. o It S
OF THIRTY FEET Front EACH BY TWO
HUNDRED AND FIFTY FEET DEEP TO A
NEVER FAILING STREAM 0F SPRING WA,
AUCTION.-Wo will sell, by request OF the owner,
DR.. II. Loaand. on MONDAY the 22d OF July, 1887,
THiRTY-F2VE BUILDING LOTS located as above
described. .
These lots are eligibly situated. and admirably
adapted to gardening purposes, and are accessible
by the street leading from Mechanicsville turn
pike and that intersecting Seventeenth street al
The shops of the Virginia Central Railroad Com
pany.
TERMS: One-t third cash the residue at three
and six months for negotiable paper, interest
added and title retained till al OF the purchase
money Is paid. LEE doDDlN,
iy 100, IL, is, is, 19,20,22 Auctionesrs.
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By Grubbs 4 WILLIAMS. Auetioneen.
North west cornor Main and Eleventh sueste'

TWO BRICK AND FRAMED TEN p
wv rSTo ON F0rRTH STREET NEAR BAKER,
PoR shLs AZ AUCTiON. will sell at AUG AUG
tom on NoHGAK t asi 22f
MatrSSupsWPnTs located as above described The
s5snents have each Ave rooms and kitchen; ana
we'll Of excellent water on one lot Ihe i0tS from
,oo 70 ITo beet These are desirable small tene-
ments. ,,torca al D. g. and
70 months for negotiable notes, interest," Auou' 90
cure a oy "GRTBBs 4 WILLIAMS. Auc.ioneers:
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100000 GRAIN BAGS.

The James River Manufacturing Company is
now making, In anticipation OF the wheat harvest,
THE BEST GRAIN BAGS
ever turned ont in this establishment.
Call at my Office, No. Is lin the rear) Fourteenth
street, and examine the same.
- l7-6H 3. s. BENTLEY, Agent,
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MgetiMN8.

~<~~~-<~~~~-~<~N~<~~>S>~
cToCKHOLDERS MEETING.-The
= STOCKHOLDERS OF METR0POLITAN
RAWLINGS INSTITUTION are requested to meet Of
the store of J. WALL TURNER on TUESDAY
NIGHT, July 2ad, at half-past7 O clock, As bust
ness of Importance to every member will come up,
Il Ia requested that there be full meeting.
BY order OF P. q. MONTAGUE. President:
J. WALL TURNER,
~ ls-td Secretary and Treasurer.
FLUVANNA COUNTY COVING-
II TON AND OHIO RAILROAD.-The following
named gentlemen, who have been appointed q
Committee to aid In procuring county subscrip.
ton in the county OF Fluvanna to the stock Of TIE
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Company, are re.
uested to meet at the Clerks Office Of that county
on MONDAY, I'D instant.
President Virginia Central Railroad.
COMMITTEE.
James Gait, j. Loving,
Col D. w E. Bowles, II. W. Basket,
Capt. T. a. Tutwiier, J, omohundro,
George stilImsn. %: Gooeh.
Col Geo w. Petit, DR.. J. Mcdaniel,
joseph j. 9PPs synse, Wiiili William NJ. Sheppard,
A. A. Gray, W. J. Petitt
J. g. Bullock, J. q. Burgess,
] r. Vest Dr. C. C. Cooke,
s. g. Burnley, ". q. Strange,
DR.. A. L. Brent, III. Clark. = 1891,
A. Perkins, jyp-o0s"9s
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~ harrison, aoddin 4 Apperson, Auctionesn
and Real Estate Agents.

nEAuT1FUL LOT, ON THE 3, NoEp %
AND SiFSo1saEE SHEETS At Agc9 I'll FFR7pnY
be sold a. auc isST at O'clock P. M, that truly
tne igtr LOT located as above, between the
Of M,Ex and ld that Ts sSoa
pied BY hr a. ,s3 fact to wide alley. tits beau
fhonRs Get in grass flowers shade and fruit trees
cash sslsnse n az
adSed. secured by trust deed pnppaoN
-, Auctoneers.
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DICHMOND HOUSE, CORNER OF
II GOVERNOR AND ROSS STREETS, RICH
MOND, VA.-This commodous and admirably
and newly painted, is now open and pepared TO
accommodate TRANSIENT, PERMANENT, and
DAY B0ARDERS. The rooms are large, airy,
and combines everything desirable. Terms mode.
rate my 2l-tS
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correspondence Of tho Richmond Dispatch.
From Hanover, VirSinia--The Crops-
Prospect Cor Waaermelons, Etc.
NEAR OLD CHURCH,

. Lear r Dispatch,-An opportunity offers
S w ssha you few lines. We are enjoying
ava y h. se sou and delightful weather,
Snu uaVe much cause to be thankful To the
' ulse, oi every good and perfect gift. The
wheat ana oats have rarely been excellad
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Steamers.

TOR PALATKA, FERNAN-. CsFSS
L DINA, JACKSONVILLE, ~SIekkszia.
and all the landings on tho St Johns river, Via
Savannah, Georgia.
The new and splendid steamship DICTATOR
Il 900 tons burthenl, CAPITA In LOUIS NJ. CoxETTER,
Carolina. every TUESDAY NIGHT, at o'clock,
for the above places.
For freight or passage, apply on board. or at the
Office OF the agency, No. II Wander Horst's wharf,
Charleston, South Carolina.
To
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-07-18
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.

Registration in Sixth district, Fluvanna
county, closed on the 18th instant with the
following result Blacks, $40; whites, 16l.
Total, 53l. Black majority, 209. This re-
suit gives the blacks $50 majority in the
county. b.
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BY PiIkinton Pulliam Co.,
Auctioneers, Commission Merchants, and Real
Estate Agents, No. Is west Pearl street.

SALE OF VALUABLE
4 REAL ESTATE IN MARKS ADDITION !,
NEAR MANCHESTER.-By virtue of a deed OF
trust executed to the subscriber as trustee by 10,
seph Butler and his wife, Sarah F. Butler, dated
the 18th day OF July 1885, and duly recorded in the
Clerks Office of the County Court of Chesterfield
county and being requested to do so by the bene-
fcary in said deed, shall proceed to sell at pub
SATURDAY the 9th day Of July, 1857 (if fair, If
not the next fair day thereafterl, that beautifully
located lot Of about FIFTEEN ACRES OF LAND,
lying on the Midlothian turnpike and Richmond
and Petersburg abroad, and being admirably stu
atcd 10 be laid off in lots or used as whole Tor
market garden and dairy farm: Buildings are De,
ing erected on numerous lots in the vicinity, and
its value ia daily increasing.
TERMS: One.third cash; balance negotiable
notes, interest added, at fonr and twelve months.
Title retained until deferred payments are made.
JAMES A. CLARKE, Trustee.
Sale conducted by PILKIsTos, PULLIAa Co.,
huctioneers. )y b
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ID 10 &c. $3.50
MOND AND DANV1LL LIE
PpsNGEMENT. On and sfter SUNDAY, May
s 1857. only one daily Mail and Passenger Train
viii be ran upon this road each WAY; ,,,,,
THROUGH MAIL AND PASsESGaH TRAIN
GOING WEST.
Leave Richmond daily at.......'.'.."'..nne q. IT.
Leave Dauville daily at. .......''.'.'..sooss "
Connecting at Burkeville with train. on SoIehs,as
railroad FOR Lynchb9rg knoxvIsb f ,asps on
NepnC Carolina railroad for Charlotte Colgmbis
Charleston, Augusta, Macon C3aneus' 9avsn'
nah, Atlanta, Montgomery Mobile Ne" orie"'''
&C., DC. oo,rop,er
Leave Greensboro daily at. ......''' 10 A. n
Arr va at Richmond at ,.....' Sav,h
connecting at Burkeville with trains on 'ou'A''a'
ROAD iof Fe'ei'Duis' THOMAS DoDAMEAD,
Superintendent.
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MONTICELLO HOUSE,
ISl No. 1895 MAIN STREET,
q few doors from Fifteenth,
RICHMOND, VA.

formerly Of the National House. Broad street.
This house is situated in the most business part
Of the city, within short distance of the Tobacco
Exchange, convenient to the Virginia Central and
the DanVille railroads. and offers unusual induce
nents to the travelling public. TERMS: Only TWO
DOLLARS per day. lie IL
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Hs m Es'sss

lss l
TREAT SHORT ROUTE TO THE
" NORTH, EAST, AND Npp, WEST, W VA po THs
MAC RAILROAD, CARRYING THE UNITED
sTATES MALI, TWICE DhILY-ELE6ANT "a RS
WITH NEW PATENT SLEEPING CHAIRS or
ALI TRAINS.-The THROUGH TRAINS on this
road are now run from the southern terminus OF
ths Connection railroad, corner BYRD AND EIGHTH
STREETS, as follows:
The DAY THROUGH MAIL TRAIN Leaves Rich.
mond daily Sundays excep,edl at 10 a. NJ, ar
irving in Washington at SIS P. NJ, connecting
with the early afternoon express trains for The
The NIGHT THROUGH MAIL TRAIN, with els-
giant cars supplied with the nav patent sleeping
chairs attached leaves Richmond daily st 9.9op.
NJ, arriving In Washington at 6.l5 a. NJ, con-
Meeting with the early morning trains ior the
North. Fast, and West.
No EXTRA CHARGE for sleeping chairs.
The ACCOMHUDATIONT TRAIN, with local eS'
press psc kages, leaves Richmond daily SUNDAY.
excspted) from the depot. corner OF Broad and
Eighth streets, at 1! P. IT,, arriving in Frede.
ric ksburg att. 10 p. Or.
THRUGGH TICKETS and THROUGH BAg.
GAGE CHECKS to Alexandria. Washington,
Baltimore, Philad elphia, New York, Boston, and
al the principal cities In the West
For furth or information and through ticBetsap-
ply at tho Office OF the company, corner road and
Eighth streets, Shockos Hill, and at the ticket
office, corner Byrd and Eighth streets,
General Ticket agent:
SAMUEL Ruth, Superintendent. ar@
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,,S SALE OF LAND IN

EXECUTORS SALE OF LAND IN
n KING WILLIAM COUNTY.-Pursuant to the
last will and testament OF Mrs; E: 81 Sutton, de.
ugust next, If fair. If not. on the next fair day
thereafter, Sundays excepted, at Towinque, the
late residence OF the testarix TO offer Tor sale at
tatrix TO be sold. The property is part OF the
very valuable estate called TOW1NQUE, lying on
the north side OF Pamunkey river. and within five
miles of Hanover Courthouse station, on the Gen.
trail railroad. 1t consists Of FOUR LOTS and an
UNDIVIDED SEVENTH OF THE DOVER. which
contained 400 acres. The LOTS have each eighteen
and four. seventies acres of wood land laid off TO
them, and contain respectively besides l4o Ill 1917
and 81 acres of open land. All will be sold to.
gether or in separate parcels, as may be found
most advisable on the day of sale, at which time,
also, terms will be made known.
JOHN WILLIAM TAYLOR
Sheriff OF King william county,
" 18-2aw1w Com. Administrator &c.
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aRuBBs & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. jys-tds

T EASE OF PUBLIC PROPERTY
IL AT AUCTION. - In obedience to an act
o, the General Assembly Of Virginia passed
March ID, 1867, the undersigned, appointed
commissioners to take charge OF certain public
property named in said act, will lease TO the high
est bidder, at public auction, on the premises, on
MONDAY the let day of Angus. next, at4 O'Clock
P NJ, the LOT or PARCEL OF GROUND in the
city OF Richmond known as the PUBLIC WARE
HOUSE, lying near he Richmond n, and Petersburg
F. H. PEIRPOINTD
60 ;, W WI J F TAYLOR, Commissioners.
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By Grubbs u Williams. Auctioneers,
Northwest corner OF Main and Eleventh streets

TRUSTEES SALE OF A FARM OF
i TWO HUNDRED AND THIRTY. SEVEN AND
HALF ACRES OF LAND, ON THE RICHMOND
AND CHARLOTTESVILLE PLANK ROAD, SEVEN
MILES MOTH OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND
By virtue OF deed of trust executed by Elijah
Priddy and wife to Loftn N Elicit, trustee, dated
18th December. 1857, and recorded in Henrico
County Court Office being thereto requested by
said Prddy and by the present holder Of the debt
secured, will sell at auction, upon the premises,
on TUESDAY the aOth day of July, at IL o'clock
thereafter, at the same hour, the L IN D con.
veyed by the said deed, or so much thereof
rs may be necessary to meet the purposes OF the
the said Priddy resides, containing 237s acres, ad-
joining the lands OF A. Warwick, 5. 6. Waldrop,
John Clash. and others, and has upon 1t a DIV ELL
ING, with the usual out buildings.
TERMS: Will be made known at tho time Of sale.
THOMAS ELLETT,
Executor OF L. N. Elicit, deceased,
and, az such, Trustee.
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. jy s-tds