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STATES MAR.

NOTICE.-UNITED STATES MAR
~ SHAL'S SALE.-By virtue of 4 writ Of zen
ditioni e11Onns issued from the Clerks Office OF
the United states District Court. and to me a.
rected, shall proceed to sell at public aucti9n for
cash on the 9lh day of July 1868. at Il O'Clock NJ
on the premises, In the county of Chesterfield ana
TTRES. and all appurtenanccs Of the three we'll
known distilleries-to wit. "Howlett' Den
mead's.'' and 'RoXdale' s'-offerlng 4 rare oppor-
tunity for Investment.
4 steamer will leave the ship-lock In the city OF
Richmond on the morning of The 2ith OF July III 10
rtes who NAV dies ire to purchase to the said dis
tilleries. CHARLES Van "iNhLE;
United States Marshal District OF Virginia.
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Baron Cuvier states that if the progeny
of a pair of herrings went on increasing
and multiplying without molestation or de-
struction of the ova, in twenty years 1t
would require all the seas in the world to
contain the herrings that would result. II
only half the spawn came to life, and half
the young fish lived, boat could not move
in the sea.
A San Francisco paper heads births,
marriages, and deaths as follows: " Cradle,
Altar, Tomb"
Mrs. Stanton says she has kept her babies
"out of sight many time, for fear to-
bacco-chewing friend would kiss them"
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EVA. G. Pulliam, Aucfioncer.

IMPROVED AND UNIMPROVED REAL
l ESTATE IN MARKS ADDITION, ON
HULL STREET, FOR SALE AT AUCTlnN.-
At the request OF Mr.. G. A. Perry will sell on
SATURDAY the lst of August, at O'Clock L. Al.'
on the premises -
First. The LOT and BUILDINGS thereon, al
the corner of Hull aud jefferson streets, fronting
Oh Hull street fortyscven feet two inches and run
ming back seventy-tvc feet. This properly Is
situated Immediately at the corporation line, ana
well located for a grocery store.
SECOND. The vacant LOT ut the intersection Of
the Petersburg turnpike with Hull street lcon-
tinueG). In Marks addition, opposite the residence
Of Mr.. James Briggs. being Lot No OF trlah,
gular square. fronting Hull street l39 ieet alc
running back OF an irregular depth on the ietcrs-
burg turnpike l95 feet and on the western line 100
fcct-cegantlv located for a store Of any kind and
to accommodate the weary traveller with produce
and marketing coming to the city.
TERMS : One-third cash; balance In negotiaole
notes at four, eight. and twelve months nterest,
secured by trust deed Taxes for 1855 to be PAID
by the purchaser. .,
" a
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WARNING TO CoRoNERs.-0n Wednesday
night man was found lying among the
charred timbers Of the recent fire in Bridge
port, Conn. The proper officer was in
formed, when a jury was impannelled, who
Immediately proceeded to the spot to view
the body, followed by a large crowd. While
the jury and crowd were standing around
the remains, and as the oath was about to
be administered, the supposed defunct one
raised his head, covered with charcoal
dust, and inquired what they were doing.
Verdict-drunk.- York Times.
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c,,n.,,,,,se !, !. rr,,1Ar BRraASp.

SuREwpsEss or AN ITALIAN BRTdASp.-
Everybody hassheardEof Fra Dtasoio, the
bricand. His daring was only eaualled by
his Wit. The following is the ingenious mo %
bv which the celebrated robber escaped ior
a time from the hands Of Colonel hugo, the
father Of Victor Hugo, who was in pursuit
with large force of soldiers. -, a.
Escape seemed absolutely impossible; IN
one side of the road was preciPl1e nn ,.os
no man could scale on the other hngo "aa
aJvancinp towards the road. Flight TOWARD
anulia would throw him into the .oiio u
his nnweariea hunter. His inventive &c
nina sunnl;ed g remedy for this net OF DIM
a,,I,;os Hc turned to his men, and said !:
q ITO nv hands behind my back. Do the
same by my lieutenant" 49,
The men were astonished, but obeyed in
silence, using handkerchiefs instead OF
cords.
"Now," said Fra Diavola, "let US move
down the road and meet this cavalry. They
will ask you who we are. You VII! an,
swer, these are two brigands OF the band
of Fra Diavolo, whom We have taken ana
are conducting to Naples in order to obtain
the premium :,
"But suppose they should wish to take
YOU themselves 7"
,"Then you will retire, protesting against
the injustice they do you. You, at least
will be Safe -.
The stratagem was excellent. Fra Dia-
volo's men figured as the militia Of the dis
trict. The premium offered for the brl-
gands at Naples was capital pretext for
asking permission to pass on their way, ana
to gain the rear Of the cavalry. The arti-
fee succeeded.
Whoever has heard of o Neapolitan i'm
provisatore, can imagine the affecting sad
ness of Fra Diavolo and his lieutenant thc
serious and solemn vivacity of the spoke
man for the false militia. A story OF the
capture was invented on the instant, SO
probable, and so perfectly consistent IN all
it's details, that one must have been dead
to the voice of truth and innocence to dis
trust it. . ............-...-. .-.ts
Fra Diavolo gained the rear of the cav
airy. His false enemies babe goodbye to
their new friends, and moved off 300 PAGES.
Here the two leaders slipped off their hand
kerchiefs, and shot into the woods; the
pretended militia fired their muskets into
the air, and all went off pell-mell into the
depths of the forest. The cavalry saw the
affair, but they did not know the impor-
lance of the escaped prisoners, and natu-
rally left the pretended militiamen to con-
tinue the pursuit.
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GALE OLE LAND IN GOOCHLAND

GALE OF LAND IN GOOCHLAND
- COUNTY.-By virtue Of two deeds Of trust
one from William Gathright to Charles w. Dab
ney, dated April 1857. and the other from said
William Gatlirght and Lucy Jane, his wife, IT,. to
June IL, 1861 the undersigned, rs trustees under
said deeds at the request of the owner of the claims
thereby secured, will, OH MONDAY the eth day Of
July. 1865 on the premises, sell at public auction
to the highest bidder. the TR ACT OF LAND on
which william GathrigEt lately resided, known as
Berry Hill, lying in Goochland county. Joining the
lands of james II. Bowles Mayo Watkins, and
others. and containing 321 acres more or less.
This place has {. due proportion of open land and
woodland and some excellent creek land. 1t has 4
good dwelling. nearly new. and all necessary out
houses. and Is very desirable place. Persons de-
string land or comfortable home are requested to
look at it before the day Of sale.
The creditor is willing to sell for oncfourth sh.
and the balance In SIX twelve. eighteen. and twcn-
ty-four months for bonds with good personal Sc
curity. secured by deed Of trust the place, and
carrying interest from the day Of sale.
CHARLES w. DABNEY)
JAMES II. BOWLES, 7 Trustees.
CHARLES r. WOODSON,)
10 2T-StlS
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Sonnet.

Shall forget thee when the spring comes back
And the green sni.ts begin about the trees
And cling and brighten and no heart mas iack
OF living. and no ear of melodies,
And no eyes weary OF the rainless air
The world grows swcntcr than n heart can bear,
Earfh like a inflow where young heads arc laid,
Fragrant aud frail and hid In their warm AR
When all sweet fower-sceits rise ike HAPPY
rhymes. ~ 49,,
From golden memories OF oldcn times,
And ont OF Death springs life and joy from pam
4 nd laughter ~ Young lips. and love 10 Ihch-
SnaiI forget tho then, forget tllce then! ~
SH'ii io' s'' ~ fIondon Spectator.
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BY A. G. Pulliam, AuctlOneer.

THAT VALUABLE FARM "GREEN
4 MEADOW" ON THE YORK RIVER RAIL-
ROAD NEAR MEADOW STATION, NINE
MILES FROM RICHMOND, IN ii y lCO
COUNTY, FOR SALE AT AUCTlON.mAt the
wood, will sell, on the premises. on TUESDAY
the 2sth July Instant ut IL O'Clock NJ, II lalr; II
not on the next fair day thereafter, the very Hai
able farm "GREEN MEADOW containing
tG993l SIX HUNDRED AND TWENTY-FIVE
AND SEVEN-EIGHTHS OF AN ACRE OF
LAND The the same more or lessl. situated on the
ChickahOminy river, adjoining the lands OF VIII
liam Carter. deceased William q. George, George
NJ savage and Martha Allen, (being the same land
formerly owned by Joseph X. Crouch. deceaseir)
with all the Improvements thereon, which are cx-
tcnsiye and In fair preservation. consisting of !
large DWELLING with some twelve rooms; ana
uut-buildings Of various kinds suited to large
plantation-among them one dwelling formerly
used by the manager Four hundred acres are
cleared, and have been under cultivation, about
one hundred acres Of which are No. Chlcka-
hOminy fairgrounds the balance In woods OF
original growth of pine. oak, maple, and ash.
This is considered one of the most valuable
grass-growing and stock-raisIng. besides tilable
farms In the neghborhood, and should attract the
attention of farmers and stock-rasers.
Persons DESTROYS 10 attend tn" above sale can
take the York River cars. which leave the CITY
early I'm the morning, and arrive ut Meadow station
in time to give them an opportunity OF viewing the
premises, or 20 by private conveyance on the VII
liam6burg road
Taxes for 1868 to be paid by the purchaser.
TERMS: One-third cash the balance at SIX.
twelve, and eighteen months, negotiable notes. in
tcrest added, secured by = deed Of trust.
A. {. PULLIAM,
~ ID Auctoneer.
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Among the advertised letters taken out of
the post-oiiice yesterday was one for man
who died seven years ago, written by his
little sister, who had never seen him nor
heard of his death The little child lives
in and,-Cinci0sQH Commercial.
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Bv SAMPSON Jones, Jr., & Co.,
Auctioneers and Commission Merchants
Fifteenth street between Main and Cary street

Fifteenth street between Main and Cary streets.
A SSIGNEE'S SALE.-As assignee Of
"A Henry Exall, bankrupt, Will. on SATUR-
DAY the sth day OF August next ut Z. NJ. sell 1T
auction, at Exalls building, Twelfth street near
the corner of Main, the fine GRANITE QUARRY
known as Pages Quarry situated in Henrico
county, on the James River and Kanawha canal,
about two and half miles from Richmond. II has
four TO five acres Of land. The granite is reputed
to be of very superior quality, and there Is said
TO be enough Of IL to last twenty years working
Also, the BOAT and TOOLS belonging To the
same. with the SHEDS and TOOLS on the corner
Of Ninth and Byrd streets.
Also, all the right and title OF Henry E1all to
HOUSE and LEASE OF LOT on Twelfth street
near corner Of Main.
Also, the SHEDS on Twelfth street. with the
TOOLS and OLD IRON in Il IN, next to said
house and lot.
Also, lot Of SANDSTONE.
TERMS OF SALE One-third cash; balance In
three and six months, negotiable notes. A IL sums
under 800, cash. JOHN JOHNS, JR.,
ty IT Assignee OF Henry Exall.
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WILL BE SOLD ON TUESDAY, 4TH
w OF AUGUST. 1868, that very desirable
FL KIM on which the late Robert King resided one
mile from Goronsvile, containing 3i6 acres, Win
an excellent and commodious DWELLING, WITH
the necessary out-bUidngs. we'll and ice-honse ~
ward. Also. a LARGE ORCHARD OF CHOICE
FRUIT. The farm will be sold Is whole or In
lots 10 suit purchasers. Persons wishing to cI-
anime the land will be shown IT by l. Bruce or
William /. Davis. residing near 1t.
TERMS: Liberal, and made known on the day oil
sale. r,,,,r,,r,,- - =,
Also, at the same time, the FURNITURE ana
FARMING IMPLEMENTS.
For further Information, address
G.. W. KING or
Z. II. MCkENSIE.
~ al-ataw5tSds Hanover Courthouse, Va.
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COumgssEON MERCHANTS.

NFILLs & RYANT, TOBACCO EX-
lW CHANGE, RICHMOND, VA, BROKERS
and COMMISSION MERCHANTS for the j pm Sn
chase and sale OF LEAF and MANCFACIohEdD1
TOBACCOS. Orders solicited Liberal advances
made on consignments. Refer TO A. y. HARVEY,
President OF National Bank of Virginia JAMES
THOMAS Jr, ESQ.,, Richmond, Va; Messrs, d.
MESSENGER < Co, New York Messrs. JOHNSON
& THOMPSON, Boston, Mass. 1SH
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By Cook & Laughton, Aucttoneers,
corner of Governor and Franklin streets.

corner OF GOVernor aiiu i'iihAi "
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, &C., AZ
IL AUCTION.-On FRIDAY the 24th instant INST NJ
at 10 o. clock we will sell ut our store large as
sortment of gcntcel HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
consisting of I'D S1rrTE
One G REEN BROCATELLE-0iLED WAL
NUT-suITE OF SEVEN I PiECEE''
SpRISG-SEAT and RECEPTION CHAIRS,
ASSES, ETAGERES,
M,RBLE-TOr ind other IA BLES,
TARKLE-TOP SIDEBOARDS.
MARBLE-TOP CABINETS nno,Eu
MAHOGANY and STAINED WARnrhC ~ . ni,D
WALNUT, MAHOGANY, and OUTAGE bhD
STEADS, ,r,rccpo
superIor HAIR and SHUCK MATTRESSES
CANE and WOOD-SEAT CHAIRS,
COOKING and other STOVES.
ALSO.
4 small lot IF MISCELLANEOUS BOtlkS.
;rom CIR T-EDGE MOROCCO-B0END MUSIC
ALBUMS, containing popular music.
COOK & LAUGHTON,
III
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BY Grubbs & Williams, Auctioneers,
Northwest corner Main and Eleventh streets.


TRUSTEE'S SALE OF A FRAMED
l DWELLING AND Two LOTS ON JAIL
ALLEY BETWEEN BROAD AND MAR.
SHALL STREETS. Pursuant to deed OF
trust to me AS trustee dated May l3 1859. ana
duly recorded In the Clerks Office Of Richmond
Hastings Court, ! shall on MONDAY the 80 g., o.
August, 1853. ut 81 o'clock r d.. sell az pnnli pr
conveyed by the said deed lying on Jail alley. In
said city, between Broad and Marshall streets tsaih
lots adjoining one anntherl, each fronting twenty
feet nine inches on said alley. and running bacK
parallel to Broad and Marshall streets an average
depth of about sixty feet; the front me OF ne Two
lots commencing on said alley at point sXty-l~o
feet three inches from the intersection of the alley
with Marshall street. and extending forty-one feet
six inches towards Broad street.
Upon this property stands neat framed DWELL
ing with about SIX rooms and usual omt-nouses'
formerly occupied by Mrs. +. A. theatham.
The title Is believed to be perfectly good but
shall, Of course. sell and convey only such title as
was vested in me by the deed.
TERMS Cash. "
iy23 n. p. HOWARD. Trustee.
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Auction SALES.
FUTURE DAY.
BY e. D. Eacho,
aer and Real Estate Aren't,

~ nj = BY e. D. Eacho,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent. +
rsRUsTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE
] LOTS LOCATED JUST BEYOND THE
CORPORATION LINE AND NEAR OAkrr
WOOD CEMETERY.-By virtue OF two DEEDS oi
trust executed by Charles II. Letter ana wife 10 the
subscribers as trus.ees-Onc dated the 18TH DAY OF
April. 1854 and the other dated the 10Th DAY oI
January 1851. and both Of record in Henrlco court
being thereto required by the creditors secqTea
will sell at auction. on the premises on IHHhs1
DAY The Esd of July 1853, ut O'Clock 7. NJ: II
fair ifnot the next fair day at the same hour Tue
property conveyed in said deeds. the same being
IOTS OR PARCELS OF GROUND In the county
of Henrico-Lot No. 4 In square as, on ano
Thirty-third streets also, Lots Nos. and IN
suuare 49, O. 2. and Thirty-third; also. Lot front.
ING on Thry-third street 165 feet running back al
right angles l52 feet also Lot designated as square
No. 81 bounded by Q. r. Thirty-frst, and Thirty
second streets. containing two acres also. LoLs
Nos. and In square No. 49, In trust 10 secure
the payment or $500 with interest from the Isl od
June. 1853 also. to secure the payment oil sLosV
with interest from the 10th Of January. lsss-al or
so much OF said lots will satisfy the aforesaid
deeds. .sa ..-sr -,
TERMS Cash enough TO defray expenses OF SAFE
and to pay of two notes of 81 $40 with interest
the balance such terms rs said Leber may direct.
CASPER BREIL. lTrustees
iyl3 CHARLES RICHARDSON -" -
The above sale is postponed until the 9TH OF
JULY, 1858, at the same hour.
% CHARLEs RiCHARDsoN,} trustees.
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SALE.-By virtue

A tUMMiSS1ONE END OhLE.-Dy Virtue vi
" decree of the Circuit Court of Spotsylvanih
county entered on the god Of May. 1868 in the case
of Scott Us. The Rappahannock Company the I'M
dcrsigned, therein appointed commissioners for
that purpose. on the Sd DAY OF OCTOBER.
1868 In front Of the Exchange Hotel In Fredercks-
burg Va. will sell TO the hirhcst bidder at public
auction. the REAL ESTATE of the Rappahan-
mock Company and the property known as the
RAPPAIIANNOCk CANAL, with It's works,
terms-viz, enough in cash to pay two judgments
recovered against the said cOmpany-one for
Sl257 and costs. subject to a credit of SIS /; the
other for S2 81 and costs and the costs of sale and
Of this suit and the residue in equal annual pay
mcnts at one and two years, to be secured by bond
with good personal security. The title retained
unit! the purchase money Is paid.
y u WAf s B az: Commissioners.
i,i
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BY Grubbs & Williams, Auctioneers,
Northwest corner of Main and Eleventh streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO VALU-
i ABLE GRAN1TE-ERE.Q;,tNT, ST9R T. On -
BETWEEN MAIN AND CARY, AT AUG
TION.-By virtue of a deed of t'qst executed by
Mrs. Frances Tompkins TO james Boshcr trustee
lated 5th Of April 1854 and recorded In Richmond
Hastings Court Office. the Undersigned substituted
trustee, appointed by the said court. VIII sell ~
auction, upon the premises, on TUESDAY, osth of
July at 81 O'Clock Z. NJ, If fair, If not, then on
the ext fair day thereafter at the same hour the
real estate conveyed In said deed being Two
LOTS OF GROUND situated on the east side OF
Fifteenth street, upon which stand the granite
front tenements Nos. 8 and lO-the former ,atel!
occupied by Mr. Charles Howard and the latter
now occupied By Messrs. Hill & PlcasantS
The lots front about 90 feet each and run back ico
feet more or less. .
This property is very desirable for commercial
purposes and Is worthy the attention OF persons
seeking safe and profitable Investment.
TERMS Sufficient in cash to dclray the expenses
of sale and 10 discharge the BALANCE OF the debt
secured b. the said deed of trust the same being
81 IFS IS with Interest from the Cd of August, lse2
he balance upon terms to be made known III The
time of the sale. CHARLES l.. WILL ANS,
Substituted Trustee.
q WILLIAMS. AuCtioDccrS. jy II
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A TTRACTIVE SALE OF ONE THOU
n fASP SEyE G J HINp KkI A EIE H Rh
ESTATE, IN HALIFAX COUNTY, VA. AT
PUBLIC AUCTIOS.-By virtue of an order OF
The United States District Court for the District OF
Virginia. the undersigned will. on THURSDAY
the Sd day Of September. 1868, sell on the premises
at public auction. that portion OF the landed estate
Of John Clark ESQ., c9nyey@m , by Sa liar" DIV of
Nav. 1867 and duly recorded In Halifax County
Court Clerks Office to james peasants and Albert
Toned The land corivcyed by said decd aggregates
l. 7se acres. and consists OF two adjoining plahta-
tons, described AS follows: A.,
The first tract, containing 9l2! acres, lies on
Wynnc's creek and Dry Fork. IL being the same
tract purchased by John Clark of William u. Nor
The second tract contains s7as acres, lies on
Wvunc's creek, and IS Il portion Of the lands for
mcrIy owned by Colonel William Bailey. deceased
The whole of these lands lie In one body. on the
north side Of Ranster river, within three miles OF
Halifax Courthouse, and about tine same distance
Of Scottsburg depot. on the Richmond ana DanHiie
railroad The whole Of 1t IS we'll watcrcd by creeks
Of considerable size and numerous branches, AMI
the soil Is susceptible, of easy Improvement.
BY order Of the court, the whole tract VIII DC DC
small means. In making the division, reference
viii bc had to the conrenenccs OF wood anu water
and To the settlements, which are numerous.
Plats of these lands will be exhibited on the day
of sale and before that day at the office Of Banks
dales Wood, Halifax Courthouse, Va,
. The title to these lands Is undonbted. ana the
uelgibDrhood IS as good rs any In the state The
locality Is healthy, and Of easy access by good
roads from Halifax Courthouse AMI from SCOTS
burgJ depot, on Richmond and Danvlllc railroad.
II is rare indeed, that such al opportunity Tor IN
vestncnt is offered to the public. Capitalists as
we'll rs the man Of small means would do well 10
view these lands and attend the sale.
TERMS: s5 900 ~ III be required on the lst day OF
January, 1869. and the residue In one. two. ana
three years from date Of sale, the purchaser giving
bonds with approved personal security for the
payments, which shall bear interest from date ana
the interest 70 be secured by separate bonds ial
Of rh nrin
and title to bcrcained AS further security until
the purchase money shall be fully paid.
JAMES PLEASASTS,
ALBERT BLAIR,
Trustees;
And W. W. WOOD,
Assignee of John Clark. bankrupt.
HALIFAX Courthouse. VA, July l. 1868.
N.B.-Sale will commence precisely at Il NJ.
~ "a
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TN COUNCIL JULY 20, 1861" Re
4 Solred, That the time for the collection of the
city taxes be extended to the ash day OF July and
that any person paying one-half or thewhole OF
his taxes due for the present year before that
day be allowed ten per cent. discount on the
amount paid.'
copy: K. G. HOWARD,
Jy?a-St Clerk pro tenn.
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By Wellington Goddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate A gent.

SIX HANDSOME BRICK TENEMENTs
~ IN SIDNEY. ON THE WEST SIDE OF
CHERRY BETWEEN DOVER AND CUMBER-
LAND STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUCT1Ok.-
viii be sold at auction, OH the premises, on SAT
URDAY the 25th July. 1863, at O'Clock 7. h;
SIX HANDSOME BRICK TENEMENTS: located
as above each containing three rooms. Ihey nave
stock-brick fronts, handsome porticos. &c.
TERMS: Gne-thfrd cash; Balance at four and
eight months for negotiable notes interest added
secured by trust deed.
~ 20 ". GODDIN, Auchoneer.
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THIS LA L.
-,~~~<-1~-n--.S-> ~.~.~~~~(~c~-~~~~~
BY Wellington Goddin., I
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALg-
OABLE. LOT, on TALLLEi5Tp ISTRtE AID nd
IN FGLT0N IN SQUARE 80. BY virtue . OF
decree of the County Court OF Henrlco pr. IF
nounced the LIST of January Bss. IN snr COM
Sands against Masonic SHALL rs speclai cui ~,
missioner thereby appointed. proceed " " rho
public auction, on the premises on fkLD11t " ~
ABL =. Tor On the east side OF Valley bot ween
William and Christian streets fronting twellS
feet and running back one hundred ieet 10 al "tt'
At the same time and place will be sold L oh
Nos. and 10 in. Square NO. IS IN rn N1nboIson
street. and running back one hundred and ten lee'
to an alley ten feet wide. for
TERMS Half cash: balance at six month";, i ,Ia
negotiable notes satisfactorily endorsed and tue
retained till all the puFcRW91ifL m1a 'TAYL6R
;y24 Special Commissioner.
49, BIZ f. Gathright, Auctioneer -
No. 14aa Main street between Fourteenth and
Fifteenth streets.
r WILL SELL AT MY STORE THIS
HOITSFH0LD and KITCHEN FURNITURE
consisting of the usual variety. E@ -
49,. s. w. ... ALSO, -u
the finest and largest assortment OF s,lpe dp
CLOTHING ever before offered al 'u''t'
such as -,
PANTS (all grades),
--. COATS,
VESTS.
DRAWERS,
SHIRTS,
HATS.
- ALSO,
900 pairs BOOTS and SHOES o,ro,,o
for men, women, and children; With Vai"aOic
lot Of oonc
CASSIMERES,
CLOTHS .-..
NOTIONS
and other articles too numerous 10 detali :,oo-
"' T., o. On f GATHRIGHT. Auctioneer.