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auction Sales.
FUTURE DAY.


By Grrbbs i Williams, AuchoneerS'
sorthwes. corner OF Main and Eleventh 8tree@'
rrRUsTEF,s SALE OF A LOT OF
GROUND or THE SOUTH SIDE OF BRmAD
BsTWgEN THIRTY-F1RsT AMP JhikI !.
SECOND STREETS. BY virtue OF deco OF llu "
eyecuted to the subscriber as trustee by lVo,y
HodgdOn dated 18th October, 1850, ana Iecoroed ~
Hen3ico County Court office being thereto 70
nnested by The creditor secured, will sell 1T auc-
ton, upon. the premises on TuESDAf Z6th day
Of Hovembsr, at 81 O'Clock P N, " fair, II not,
then on the next fair day thereafter at the same
hour. the Lot OF GkOUnD situated AZ above
stated, fronting ss feet on Broad street and run
ming back lbs feet.
TERMS Cash sufficient TO defray, the expenses
OF sale and 10 pay tfat portion OF the debt Whlcn
is nov due, amounting 10 about Sl5o; cIeolt IS
TO S7s "a until 20th April 1858 and the balance
upon terms which Will be made known at the time
of SALE +. v" ohunbs, ifuste9;
GRUBBs u WILLIAMS. Auctioneers. no -
INN cdiately after the above SALE, say at
o'clock P. M, on TUESDAY the 2slh November,
wa will sell on the premises. atauctlon. two bean
tiful LOTS, situated on the east line or twenty
ninth street between Broad and Marshall streets.
frorting each 81 feet, and running back $50 feet
70 an alley These lots are level, and beautifully
situated for dwellings.
TESMs: Ons-third cash the balance at six and
tweIve months for negotiable notes, Interest
added, secured by trust decd
a'''N' GRUHBS & WILLIAMS,
No 90 Aucttoneers.
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Coat and WOOG.

A NTHRACITE AND BITUMIEOUS
n COALs.-l. 900 tons LORBERRY. Red ASH
EGG AND STOVE GOALS, 100 tons WHITE Ash
LUMP, 200 tons NORWOOD LUMP and AVE
RAGy, $50 cords OAK and PINE WOOD. Orders
promptly filed on acc ommodating terms.
Offices, corner Seventeenth and Dock streets, and
at the bookstore OF j. Wall Turner, so lila Main
street. mo COT WRIT ROBERTS.
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BY Grubbs s. Williams, Auctioneers.
North sgt corner o. Main and Eleventh directs.
DRJCX DWELLING, AND VACANT

DRICX DWELLING, AND ACANT
y LOTS ADJQIMING, 1T THE CORNER OF
VALLEY AND CEDAR STREETS, FOX SALE AT
auCTIOS.-Te viii sell at auction, on the pre-
misses on MONDAY the 25h November. NJ 4
o'clock z N the large brick dwelling the foamer
residence Of Jones Allen deceased ana now
owned and occupied by John Pritdy. Esq.,l stu
ated AS above described. he principal dwelling
contains eight roOms with servants HOUSE. with
three room, kitchen and large brick smoke
house. with Il well of wat.r in the yard. This Is &
comfortable residence, sui ed for the accommode-
ton Of n large family. Tho property Will bs sold
as n whole divided so a. to make the house lot
ffty-seyen feet front 10y one hundred and nifty feat
deep leaving three handsome building lots, 'front.'
ing each twenty i've feet on valley street by one
hundred and hl'y feet deep.
Terms one-'Ourth cash; the balance at four,
eight and twelve months for negotiable notes,
interest I'D ed secured by Il trust deed.
URUBBo x WILLIAMS,
nol5 AuctiOaeers.
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By Sampson Jones, Jr., 4 Co.,
Auctionsers and Commission Merchants, Fifteenth
street between Main and Cary.

WE WILL OFFER AT AUCTION
w at our warehouse, Nos 4, 8, and 8, Fifteenth
street between Main and Cary, on MONDAY,
25th instant, commencing at halfpast 10 o. cioG
a large and we'll. assorted stock OF GROCEhlbs,
WINES, LIQUORS, etc., comprising
CLEAR BIZ aud BUn + slDEs,
SHOULDERS,
HAMS,
SUGARS, various grades;
CuFFEES, fair to prime
FLOUR,
BUTTER,
LARD.
CHEESE, prime English dairy;
MACKEREL, Nos. l, 2, and 3;
HERRINGs, r,
ADAMANTiNE and TALLOw CANDLB
FAMILY SOAPS,
TOILET SOAPS.
PARLUR MATCHES,
81 CARB. and SAL. SODA,
VINEGAR,
PICkLEL,
PEPPER,
MUSTARD,
WRAPPING PAPER,
BLACKlNG,
REOOMS,
BUCKETS. etc.
WHISKY,
BRANDY,
GIN,
And an assortment of WINES.
8. JONES, JR.. < CO.,
nooa Auctloneers.
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By Grubbs & Williams, Auctioneers.
Northwest corner Main and Eleventh streets

By Grubbs 3 WlIlams, AdctlOHBers.
Northwest corner Main and Eleventh streets.
SIX LOTS, ON THE CORNER OF
- WASHINGTON STREET AND THE ElRaI,
MIA CSNTRAL RAILROAD. AND CpNCoRD
DAY, 25th November latter the sale OF John Prid-
dy's property-say at S o'clock P. u J, we Will
sell upon the premises the SIX LOTS located as
above described.
All OF them front on the railroad and run back
So feetto an alley.
This property is we'll located for business or for
small residences, being convenient to the Central
railroad depot.
TERMS At sale.
pa Auctioneors.
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AIALuARLE EARM IN HANONER

NAIU ABLE IA KIM In 1T "A NOV Elk
COUNTY, NEAR TO TAYLORSVILLE AND
THE JUNCTION, Fk0NT!NG ON TWO RAIL
ROADS, FOR SALE At AUCTION, IiCLUDlaG
on WEDNESDAY the 27th OF November next on
tn premises, com mencin@ At IL o'clock 4 ~, the
TRACT OF LAND which reside, In the
coun,y Of Hanover, containing 3H acres, within
three quarters Of nile OF the rty Iorsville dspOt,
on the Richmond, Fredericksburg, and Potomac
railroad. and about the same distance from turn
out on the Virginia Central railroad, which will
twenty two miles from hichm nd, IN a healthy
and desirable neigh borhood has on Il A good and
comfortable dive Hing house, with All the nsces-
sary out butldiugs ali Of which are In good re-
pair and conveniently situated. The land lies
we'll, and il In high state OF improvement, wall
watered, and Is bounded on ihe sas, by the North
Anna river, which there IL some VARIABLE
river bottom. This is one OF the mCst desirable
farms IN the etghbOrh God, and Il well worthy
the attention Of any one m want Of home. There
Is an abundance of timber very cCnv- nientlY stu
ated. There have been about twenty bushels OF
VIII eat seeded this lall.
The farms will be very liberal. Any one wish.
ing to buy the land privately before the day OF
sale can maze application to me- and should 4
private sale be made, due notice will be given.
At the same date ! W Ill sell all OF nv Crops on
the land say 50 barrels Corn, the Fodder &c ::
stock OF Cattle, one good yoke Of oxen, two young
Mules, thirty Hogs, amongst them some ten or
twelve killing hogs one good wagon. one OK and
one horse Cart. Also. my Household and hitch IN
Furniture.
Terms liberal, and made known on the day Of
sale.
Ny nephew, WnLGAn Il. Cosby. Ivy Depot
post once Is fully uthor!zed 10 conduct the above
sale for me- JOHN q HARRIS.
NOS u, o. IS and 70 Nov. Tayorsvi.le
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Railroads.
8. W ss571 ;,sss's sa.e

Ss VI sssssst;ssy5 lsssEssts-
ENGINEER AND SUPERINTENDENT OFFiCEl
RICHMOND asp PETER BURG RAILROAD Co.
RICHMOND, VA. November 10 lsGf.
V'H ROUGH FREIGHT ARRANGE
A MEET TO WILMIEGTON, N. Can sr.
raugement for the transportation OF through
freight batwoon Richmond and Wilmington y
G., has been entered into between the Richmond
and Petersburg, Pete rsburg Transfer, Petersburg
and the Wilmington and Weldon Railroad Com
panies.
Copies OF the rates and classihcat'ons can be oh.
taiHed at this office. h. n. GILL;
20 I'm Engineer and superintendent
D1CHMoED END ID A n VI l. l. 4
IL BAIL 2 GA DEFIANCE OF SCHEDULE
ONLY ONE PASSENGER TRAIN DhILY.-on
and after mon DAY, October !, 1897, the Passenger
Trains on this road will ran AZ follows:
GoISG WEsr.-Through mail and passang er ira n
leaves Richmond daily AZ rs \. NJ: arrives ~
Danville at4 i. NJ leaves Danvlle at L 05 L. J. .
arrives at Greensboro At JP NJ.
GOING EAsT.--l caves Greensboro daily at s. is
A. M; arrives NJ Dsuville at SOS A. 81. laaves
Danvills III 10 A. II. arrives At Richmond a.
ARP NJ.
Trains connect at Burksvile with passenger
trains on the southside railroad Except on Suu.
days. connect AZ Greensboro daily with trains
on the \ oIth Carolina railroad.
THOMAS DODAMEkD,
oc Superintendent.
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VHTENTaI 7 lCLUL = ScLs'
SAkrgL RCTH. Superintendent. sy!S
kICHaUSD AID PETERSBURG EAILgOAu Co,l
kIcHAOSp, Va, Augah. u, 1891. I

EICHaUSD AID PETERSBURG EAILX0Au Corl
KtcHAosD. VA, AugaS. -, 1851.
rENRAINS ON THIS Road LEAVE
I the Depot. corner OF Eighth and Byrd streets.
"a follows
EXPRESS TRAIN daily except MondaysJ At L!
Z. II.
THROUGH MAIL daily atI!9P.N
FREl6HT and ACCOMAODATlOa daily lex.
cept Sundays at 4. 50 7. VI.
The A. II Train connects closely with trains
as III south As Augusta, Ga, ana - Pe,srsy1sS
with trains OF the south de railway.
The i:!9 Z. II Train makes close and sure con-
nectioEs with trains for III points south - lar IS
New Orleans, and al Petersburg with trains !oi
Norfolk. Ia.
Trains leave Petersburg for Richmond AZ! Al!
points north and west
FGEIGHT and ICCOMMoDLTl0y daily lex
cept sunday a. 80 4. VI.
EXpEhSS TRAIN daily 1850 4. 81.
THROUGH MAIL daily texcept sunday a. vs."
Pm
Fare 10 Norfolk. 81. Baggage checled ,hr93r>5'
Z. Il. GILL,
sas Engineer nd Superintendent.
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By Harrison, Goddin Apporson, Auctionosrs
and Real Estate Agents.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
1 LOTS IN aANCHEsTGR, ON HULL BIS
TWEEI SUMMERS AND w ADS " . RT
STREETS.-By virtue OF a deed 81 trust execIted
by the late Mr. Charles II. Rhodes, dated 18th Of
august. 1857, duly recorded in CHESTERFIELD County
Court shall, in execution thereof, proceed to
sell at public auction, on the premises on Fri DAY
the 10th of November 1867, at4 o'clock Z. n tif
fair II not the first fair Gay hsreafter,l about
III feet more or less. Of LAND located az above,
on tbs south side Of n all street, running back tho
usual depth 10 IN alley. IL VIII ba sun divided
into building lots of The usual size. These arc
anon est the most valuable lots in II dnch ester.
Although the ssG req aires Cash sale, yet 1t Ia
proba Bile that at the hoGr Of sale an arrangement
may b. made to gi ve reasonable credits.
no L. aLnX AEDkK Il. ANOS Trustee.
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NTON- FXPLOSIVF OIL
~ FIFTY CENTS PER GALLON, RETAIL
r11um rop rxJp NIFTY JOg,

EXPLOSIVE OIL
~ FIFTY CENTS PER GALLON, RETAIL.
LIGHT FOR THE MILLION
NCHOR OIL,
The most wonderful achievement of modern sci
ence The greatest illumination on the Ameri-
Continent; il challenges the closest
scrutiny it must and vi III supersede
all other Illuminating Oils.
IT'S ILLUMINATING POWERS ARE FIFTY PER
CENT ABOVE COAL OIL.
II burns steadler than gas, equals II In beauty,
cleanliness, aud SAT ETY.. Try it. Fifty per cent. Of
light is worth saving. 1t only requires new
burner. or the ola enc fixed over, the lamp cleaned
ana perfectly dressed.
NO MORE EXPLOSIONS
Fifty dollars reward is off red 10 any person who
will explode the Anchor oil.
The undersigned, having purchased the right to
manufacture an sell the ANCHOR OIL and DUD-
LaY'S N0N-kXPL0S1VE OIL in the city Of
Richmond and county Of Henrco, are prepared to
soil the LIS Wholesale and retail.
KERoSENE LAMPS altered without charge.
Il viii burn in old Fluid Lamps without altera-
ton.
We also ksen superior article OF KEROSENE
OIL. For further particulars call at our office.
COUNTY Rights FOX SALE
GEORGE w. GARY & CO.
No. 10 Thirteenth street,
The old stand of Rex & Co.
Also for sala by kGBRRT LECkY, druggist,
corner of Clay and Twenty fifth streets, Church
Hill.
We ara authorized to refer to Dr.. W. H. Ropson,
pastor OF Sycamore church, who has recently seen
the ul used in the W est aud gives II his unq
Il I'D approval. no l9-sod3t
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COO REWARD.-Lost, at the Peters,
eCLO burg Railroad station. LADT's HAND
BAG, containing q sum OF money, and papers Of
no value to any one but the owner. The above
re ward will be paid upon returning the bag ami
contents TO the propreorss Of the Exchange Hotel.
No 22-2tE
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GREAT SHORT ROUTE TO THE
" NORTH, EAST, And WEST, VA ThA
RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG, AND P0TC.
MAC RAILROAD, CARKYliU TIE UNITED
STATES MAIL TWICE DAILT-RLE GAET CAES
WITH NEW PATENT SLEEPING CHAIR o.
ALI TRAINS.-Ths THROUGH TEAMS on th!E
road are now run from the south-ra ter.Itnu. 81
the Connection railroad, corner BYRD AsD EI1HTH
srREBTa, as follows:
The DAY THROUGH MAIL TRAIN leave. EieA.
mond daily 81 1855 A. = arriving In Washing.
ton al SIS +. ~. coUnec;!u. with tnS 0sfIy al.
tsrnoon express trains for the SorIh. EAst, and
West.
The NIGHT THEOUGB MAE TEAM. with els.
giant cars supplied with The new patent sleeping
chairs attached, leaves Richmond daily at s.:5 7.
ii, Sundays excepted arriving In W Washington
at SIS A. n, connecting with the early morn.
Ing trains tor tn .Crth, GSst, and WaEt.
EoGXTRA CHARGE Tor sleeping ehairs.
The ECCOMhODATlOS rkAlN, with local er'
press packages, leaves Richmond dsi4y lSuud.yI
Eighth streets, a. 3 80 7. u, arriving Ia Frels-
rlcksburx at 40 p. M
THNVrGH TICKETS And THa6UGH BAg.
Baltimore, Phil2te!ph!a, Now York. Boston, Aul
For further information and through tickets af-
ply At The otice OF The company, corner Broad at
Eighth streets, shockoe E!!l. and az the ticket
once, corner Byrd snd Eighth streets,
General Ticke, ! 2sn..
SAkrHL RCTH. Superintendent. ay.S
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By James N. Taylor 4 Son, Auction.
.Otlce No. s2l Main street

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
| REAL ESTATE IN THs COUNTY OF CHgS.
TERPiELD. KN0WI as THE PALS PLtE.
T.TlOT," ADJOINING TIE TOWN OF Man
CHESTER. AT AUCT!oN.-By virtus o' deed 81
trust made on the second dav Of January, 1890 ty
Samuel Coleman ard d. F. Ward to "a trustee
and OF record in the Clerks ofico Of The Co7r,y
Court OF Chesterfield, to securs the payment +!
certain notes therein described. Amounting 20
thirty. nine thousand seven hundred and tAiriv.
eight dollars. with interest from the 18th day n
October. 1850 TIL paid. and at the request and con.
cent OF both parties interested'in said deed. vii
proceed to sell at pnbiic auction, the premises
on TUESDAY the 10th day OF December l.s7 Al :!
o'clock NJ. II fair. If not the next fair day ID era.
after. portion OF the valuable farm conveyet n
said deed known a. the Falls Plantation. with the
improvements thereon. At present occupied BY Ar.
ID. z. Ward containing about $40 acres Of Tie
most valuable land In the state OF Virginia fer
farming purposes. 1t has all the buildings on II
necessary for large farm, and the land il In
high state of cultivation. From It's proximity 10
the city of Richmond and the town Of Manchester
IL may be considered to bs rhe most valuable farm
for itS size In the state OF Virginia.
Terms: One fourth cash balance on a credit of
six, twelve. al sheen. ard twenty four months, for
negotiable notes, interest added, and secured by
deed OF trust.
JAMES II. TAYLOR, Trustee.
Sale to be conducted by JAMES NJ. TAYLOR &
Son. Auct'Oneers. no2l
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Drugs, KGeGicSaeeS, DC

PREPAR ATOMS.
FOCGERA'S IODINIZED COD LIVER OIL.
FIVE times stronger than say other;
FOUGRRk'S IODO-F SERO- PGu6PHATED
ELiXER OF HORSE RA DISI-a fine alter
alive
FoCGGKb' IS pRAGEGS and SYRUP OF PYRo-
PHOSPHATE OF ICON;
F0UHERh'S PATE PECTORALR, or ICELAND
NOES PASTE, for coughs and colds;
FOUGEEA'S DkAGEEs OF SANTUNIHE, an
eycellent tasteless rermituge;
LANGELOG's CIGARETTES, for the imm ediate
relief of Asthma
BOUDAULT'S PEPsINE, and other genuina
French medicinal preparations, for which
We are agents. MEADE & BAKER,
Pharmaceuists. ninth and Franklin streets.
a
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By Pilkinton, Fulliam & Co..
Auctioneers and Commission Merchants,
No. Is Pearl street.

TOR SALE AT AUCTION, a BEAU
Il TIFUL RESIDENCE IN THE TOWN OF
free, Esq, we will sell At public auction, on the
premises, at 81 o. clock p u. on FRIDAY tn g 2ath
Of November, 1867, his beautiful RESI- DENCS, and
GARDEN LOTS attached opposite the new resi-
dence of General Logan, located on the east side
of Bakey or Tenrh street. Manchester, Va. The
dwelling contains eight rooms, porches in front
and rear, and in good repair. Good kitchen.
sta ble &C.. on the lot. The lot fronts le5 feet
b akely or Tenth street. and runs back 1872 feet.
The garde en- is excellent: contains in addition to
tue u.ual shrubbery, a choice variety OF iruit
trees
Terms One.third cash balance IN one and
two ysars, with interest; deferred payments
secured by trust deed
non PILKINTON, PULLIAM & CO.
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By Harrison, Goddin & Apperson, kuctioneers
ard Real Estate Agents.

SALE OF VALUABLE
1 COTTAGE RESIDENCE, ON COLLEGE BE-
TWEEN MARSHALL AND BROAD STREETS
At the request Of the owner and the trustee. we
DAY the Goth November 1887 at O'Clock P NJ,
the large BRICK AND FRAMED COTTAGE RESI-
DENCE located as above now in the occupancy
of MIR. Il. ?. Townsend. The house contains
about ten rooms, besides kitchen, and it has many
conveniences for the use of large family. Tba
lot has front Of lG2 feet and depth of -! feet to
a wide alley. 1t will be so divided as to sell off
vacant lot OF thirty feet in front.
TERMS: Reasonable, and made known at the
HARRISON, GoDDIN 4APPBRSON.
no % Auctioneers
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By Grubbs & Williams, Auctioneers.
Northwest corner Main and Eleventh streets.

TOM MISSIO RS SALE OF
~ HOUSE AND LOT AND VACANT LOTS, on
MADDOX HILL, COUNTY OF HENR1CO, AT
AUCTIOI.-In pursuance OF a decree of the Cir
cuit Court Of Henrico county entered on the 9Th
day OF November, 1857, in the of Day, guar
dian, &c, Us. Annals and ais, will proceed to
sell at public anc,ion, upon the premises, on
SATURDAY the 23d day OF November 1867, at -
o'clock P. NJ, If fair, If not, the next fair day at
the same hour the real estate in the bill and pro-
ceedings in this mentioned, consisting Of q
BRICK DWELLING with three rooms and kitchen
with two rooms, situated on Litlepage street, and
adjoining the property of j. W. Lewellen and
others The lot fronts thirty five and runs back
leo fact There Is also on tho lot a FRAME
hOU2E with three rooms, situated on the alley.
Also, three pretty BUILDING LOTS on the south
side OF Littlepage street, fronting each thirty
feet and running back 100 feet. These lots are
opposite the ir.t-ramed property.
TERMS rne-third cash r-ms indar in two equal
in. taiments At four and eight months, purch 4ser
giving his notes for the credit instamsnts, and
title 10 the land retained till whole Of the pur-
chase money spaid and conveyance ordered by
the court.
A X. CHUETNEY, Special Commissioner.
CRITTERS & WILLIAMS, Apctioagsrs. no 10
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GALE OF.CROP OF CORN. FODDER,
y SHUCKS, OATS. VEGETABLES, HOGS,
FARMING IMPLEMENTS, &C., At AUCTION
Will be sold at " Dogwood," the residence of
n. B. Binford, on Harvie street, in Sidney, one
mil west of Richmond, on WEDNESDAY, 2dth Of
November 1857 at IL O'Clock ~, the crop of Corn,
Fodder, Shucks. oats, Vegetables, four large fat
hogs, and al! the Farming Implements.
TERMS at sale.
HARRISON, G0DDIN Il APPERsoN. -
Auc,iOneers,
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/" And lat our bodies part,
To different cllfnys repal

Prayer was then offered by Rev. Will
liam Reid, u venerable minister OF the
North Carolina Conference.
bishop Doggett delivered q short but
stirring and appropriate address, the APP
pointments were given, the benedlctlon
pronounced, and the seventy first session
of the Virginia Annual Conference was
ended. DIoGENES.
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BY Harrison, Goddin & Apperson, Auctioneers
and Real Estate Agents.

TWO FRAMED TENEMENTS IN
i MANCHESTER, 1T THE CORNER OF ALLEN
TioN Win be sod at auction, on the premises.
on FRIDAY the Goth OF November. lsGI, at !
O'Clock p. NJ, the two FRAMED TESEMENTS
located as above. They beautifully located.
Each contains three rooms, besides kitchen, &c.
TERMS: Al sala.
HARRISON, GODDIN & APPERsON,
no 22-FMW&F kuctionaers.
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FOUR FINE MULES

FOUR FINE MULES.
P. SWIM be added to The above sale FOUR
excellent and we'll broke YOUNG MULES, be-
longing to a neigh Dor, who has no use for them.
Terms: Four months credit for approved en-.
dorsed negotiable paper.
no22 H G. I. A. Auctionesrs
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BY Harrison, Goddin 4 Apperson, Auctioneers
ana Real Estate Agents.

TRUSTEE'S SALE CT HOUSE AND
i LOT IN DUvAItS ADDITION, NEAR TO
THE AIMS HOUSE-By virtue OF deed OF trust
executed TO the subscriber by John A. Wittel
dated 18th June, 1865, daily recorded In Henrico
County Court, shall, in exec alton thersof. pro-
coed to sail at public auction, on the p:smisas on
MOGDAT, December 81, 1857. at ] clock y. NJ. ,
II fair, ii not, the next fair day thereafter, the
REAL ESTATk located as above, and in rear Of
the residence Of Mr. Emanuel Rebmgn The lot
has front OF III feet and d.pth of $50 feet, on
VIII ich stands framed tenement, occupied 10y John
Griffin: also, stable, slaughter house, &c.
TERMS Enough in cash To dsfIay expenses Of
sale and to pay Oft a bond OF $500, with interest
due, up5n such terms az shall be announced at the
hour OF sale.
no II FREDERICh BEaUEh, trustee.
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Lost, Str0yed, and Found.

T 0ST, between the Brook bridge, on
~ the Brock turnpike, and the residences OF r
w; Grnbbs, on Canal street. gentleman
BROWN SHAWL, not OF much va ne. but very
much priced by tho owner. The fNder will re-.
ceivs more than Its intrinsic value by leaving 1t
at the office OF
no q1-gtk GETSRS Il WILLIAMS.
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a7STABLISHED 1884

ESrABLISHfD 1884
~ -. CRgW b CO..
{soess.scfs 10 c. Crow : !ck7r, lie,
STEAM SOAP AND CANDLE SANUgACryp
Nos lis, lis, ana IL. Seventeenth arse,.
opposlts the o!a Market, Richmond, Virginia,
have now II factory lsrxo stoek OF sapar,Gs
FAMILY SOAPS,
which We oESr 70 the trads ~ gueh prle
aakt il 10 the inIsrs4t OF al 90 pAIruaasr.hsnts
@skuufsstSrv
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-23
Boarding and LOdga7ag.

DOARDirG.-Pe and tram
ID sient, and also q few day boarders can be &C
commodated on Franklin street, next door to
corner of Eighth no 5-lm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-23
By Pilkinton, Pulliam i Co.,
Auctloneers and Commission Merchants,
No. Is Pearl street.

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE, ON
' MAIN STREET IN MANCHESTER, FOR
SALE.-Hy virtue OF deed OF trust executed by
Ssaton NJ. Farlss in his lifetime, and recorded
in Chesterfield County Court clerks office, shall
sell at public auction on the premises a certain
HOUSE AND LOr situated on Main street In the
town OF Manchester, at 4 O'Clock +. III on
TUESDAY the @5th day of November, 1857. This
valuable property is situated on Main near Allen
street, and fronts on the former street twenty-five
feet, with atwo story framed building 'hereon In
good state oEprsserration. This property being
sold under deed of trust, the sale Will be with
ont reserve for one third cssh, the balance pay
able In six and twelve months, interest added from
day OF sale. for negotiable notes atifactoriy en-
dorsed, and title retained until last note Is paid.
The taxes for 1857 to be paid by purchaser:
BENJAMIN II. NASH.
The sale to be conducted by PILKISToS, Pull
LIAM Il Co, auctoneers.
At the same tine will sell desirable LOT
in Marks addition to Manchester, belonging TO
the estate of william Walker, deceased. no Bids