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PETERSBURG, April 3, loGS:

PETERSBURG, April 5, 1000.
c;,oo onr new Mayor has been IN once
~ I;,tIo business has come before MN 'ha'
M Judgment can yet be formed OF his "u-
ministratiye capacity. ,odo
II Is said that the Radicals nave lnauo
o,t a f,ll list of persons TO De recoi,i-
,,andad tn fiji the offices soon 10 DO inau.
,.anont nnder General Schotields o,uoi
TN noroes of none of them have YET oeoh
,.r.,i.a5 hnt a good deal OF curiosity u
c',. &c know who are to take the places VI
. .si' y. aontlemen Of the Common Council,
and especially of Messrs. Darcy faul ana
Andrew Kevan, who have for so long d
time managed the financial concerns ol
the city. Than these two gentlemen very
few can be found more useful and Vaiua-
HE in any community, and we snail Saols
miss their services. ,
One of the greatest outrages perpe'ra'cu, I,
for many years is the wholesale tne,' ~
;ron Gates and portions of railing belong
inc To nriyate lots in Bandford Cemetery
MAYOR Burgess, in obedience to reso!u-
tion of the Common Council, has offered a
reward of 800 for the apprehension anu
conviction of the rogues.
ia said TO have attended a meeting OF the
Radical League, and to have been received
by the negroes with frantic demonstrations
Of LOYALTY and affection. His MISSION "as
doubtless to enlist his friends in his behah
as a candidate for the highest office IN the
State. Other members Of the Convention
are reported to be here to-day, honoripg
onr city with a visit.
Since writing the above | learn that the
commissioner of this sub-military district
has been engaged to-day in making out a
list of all the municipal officers who are in
receipt of salaries. 1t is understood that
a clean sweep will shortly be made.
The Rev. Mr.. Rutherford, the esteemed
pastor of Tabb.street Presbyterian church,
will commence q series of lectures to
young men on next Sunday evening, to be
continued weekly until the course is COM
pleted. From the established reputation
of the reverend gentleman, the subject
will doubtless be treated in a highly In
teresting manner. >.
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,,-.o.,,ondanca of the Richmond lisl'''n

Correspondence of the Richmond 1's poo
Uorr1Ss INSTITUTE, March 49, 1905. %
The "Ministers and Deacons' Meeting u; g. 81
the Valley Association " has oeen cen III n sv,
sion for several days at Enon ch1rcD' ne saa
this place. The rain prevented d +o l"'s
attendance Of delegates; puI !ne 'op ith
for discussion were entered nv Tbo "on.
Considerable r zcst and interest. Inc con
co rasat;ons on Yesterday were quite large,
and very attentive to the discussions Of o.
t ano Association and to sermons preached
by Revs. G. Gray, of Fincastle; and ):
" william Zones. of Lexington. The next
meeting will be held Fciday before the 1 fiith
SUNDAY in May at Catawba church, Bote-
The wheat crop throughout this region
is decidedly promising, and extensive pre-
naratjons are being made for the spring
crops.
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BY Wellington Goddim,
AuCtioneer and Real Estate Agent
SSIGNFE SALE OF A FARM or

A SSIGNEE SALE OF A FARM or
N ONE HUNDRED AND TEN ACRES.
IN HENRICO COUNTY, ON TIE NEW
CHARLES CITY ROAD, ABOUT SIX
MILES BELOW RICHMOND. By order Of
the United States District Court, will sell,
rs assignee of Christian, Lea Y Co.. bank.
rupts, in the city Of Richmond, At the otlc'
Of Wellington Goddin corner OF Bank a.d
Tenth streets, on MONDAY the 10Th day OF
April, ls6s, 1T II o'clock NJ, the TRACT OF
LAND living in the county of HcnricU, bound
ed By the lands OF William .. George, feorg"
Turner, Winston Jordan, Francis 7. pslva,
and the Portuguese settlement, containing
ONE HUNDRED AND TEN j. CR rs !;
which Was purchased by Christian, Lea &tc.
of Anne p D-Prest. The tract Is 4 valuable
one, and well improved.
TERMS: One-third cash; balauc" IN i"o
equal nstalm"nts 1T three ana six months
interest added, TO be secured b. ,rGs, decd.
ROBERT OILD.
NH 81 Assignee of Christian, Lea q 60.
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BY Farris 4 Minis, Auctioneers,
No. 1922 Main street.

A SSIGNEE'S SALE.-Will be sold on
~ the 18TH DAY OF APRIL, ut the auc-
ton house of Farris Minis, NO. ~ Mill u
street az. b. Cook old stand), the following
articles-viz.
box TINWARE,
% cases CUT TACkS,
3 bales TWINE,
! barrel WRAPPING TW1NE,
! caddy BLACK TEA,
case CONCENTRATED LGE,
6 cases SCOTCH ALE,
@ cases CLARET W1NE-St. J ulen Me-
2 cases ao9 CHAMPAGNE CIDER,
3OFFICE DESKS,
3UFFICE CHAIRS,
LOUNGE,
OFFICE STOVE and CARPET,
0 RECTIFYING TUBS,
3 large TUBS,
| RECEIVER, large PUMP, and FIX
TURES-complete
0 barrels VINEGAR.
Assignee for Christian, Lea 20.
FARRIs & MINIS, Auctioneers. APP
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Washington letter.
Correspondence of the Richmond n,ep
WASHINGTON, April 2, 1862.


WASHINGTON, April 2, 1863.
People are wondering What G' nssshIish shed
cock will do, now that nc mas 10 Military
himself here as commander OF the eH NH ho DO,
p r%sS e Of the ss So m nS h1s
aas neada,sr, rn AND o Tssss3s s
washington General Grants sor stall all. t a.e
not call General Wan n1p mas since
n'S NJ Stanton still i0es in the War De-
nartment, night and day. His motive for
never leaving the building, excepting for
few moments in the daytime for the pur.
nose of short walk in the vicinity, is Ger
tainly very singular one, whatever II
NAV be. General Thomas never show
the slightest disposition now to make him
a c,ll. TIMoE.
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CHINA, Glassware, Go.

THINA, CROCKERY, AND GLASS
" WARE.-Beautiful patterns and newest
shapes OF CHINA TEA SETS, SILVER
PLATED WARE, can now be seen 1T 42l
Broad gtreet-neW store or
THOMAS r. GARY,
J. G. SSELsos and WIN. S. BRoWSLEY will be
pleased 10 SEP and serve their friends. apl
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For the Dispatch.
The Proposed Fair of the State Agri-
cultural Society.

The sub committee charged with the
purchase of the grounds Of the Central
Agricultural Society, and with other ar
have had their attention called
to the editorials in the Dispatch of Mon
day and Tuesday Of this week. They
have admired the zeal therein manifested,
but venture to think that it may not be
according to knowledge.
The committee have purchased the
above named site at cost of some three
hundred dollars per acre, and must OBTAIN
from their reserved fund or some other
source an amount sufficient orepair and pre-
serve the existing buildings and to enclose
the land. AS they made the purchase IN
competition with northern capitalist, and
sold their State bonds-in the Mich OF time,
TOTO make the payment, they thought
thew had done properly, and had given the
hest evidence of their disposition to make
Richmond the seat of their annual fairs
when it might be proper to resume them.
Whether it would be proper to hold talr
next fall was question submitted to
those members of the State Society con-
vencd in Richmond last December, and
the report offered on that subject at the
time was, so far as we remember, unanl-
mously adopted. That report stated as
Dossible preventives Of fair the pecuniary
and political state of the country.
| The funds of the Society which may be
| applied to this purpose are:
l The estimated amount Of gate fees and
! entrances. ......' Fooou
Receipts from annual memberships. 1000
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BY Wellington GodGin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent

THREE EXCELLENT IRON FRONT
4 TENEMESTS ON THE sol I'll SIDE
OF FRANKLIN BETWEEN SIXTEENTH
AND SEVENTEENTH STREETS, NLtk
THE OLD MARKET, FOR SALE AT Atc.
TlON Will be sold AT auction, on 'h- pre-
misses, on TUESDAY the eth April, l>t>, ~ ="
O'Clock p. NJ, those three excellent BNi' n
TENEMENTS. Gron fronts located -
above, west of Shockoe creek, each three
stories above the basement, and occnpird rs
stores and dwellings, and regarded good Tor
retail stores.
Terms One fourth cash; balance n four,
eight, and twelve months for negotiable notes,
interest added secured bY Il trust deed.
opo W GODDIN, huctIOnrer.
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a SSIGNEES' S A L E
OF
LARGE AND VALUABLE STOCK OF
DRY GOODS AT AUCTION.

THE subscribers. assignees of Mitteldorfcr
L Co, in bankruptcy, will sell on TUESDAY
the 18th instant, at the store lately occupied
by said MITTELDORFER CO., No, zoos
MAIN STREET the entire stock Of
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS
conveyed to them as assignees, and compris-
ing one of the largest and most valuable
stocks ever offered at auction in Virginia: At
the same time will be sold the STORE and
OFF FICE FURNITURE-Chairs Desks,
Counter Stools, Iron Safe, elegant Show
cases, Mirrors, sc. The goods will be sold
without limit or reserve, and the sale will be
continued from day to day until the entire
stock is closed. Particulars and terms i'll
future advertisement. "
AND. RUTHERGLEN,
HORACE l.. KENT,
ana Assignees.
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BY Wellington Goddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.

A SSIGNEE SALE OF A VALUABLE
~ FARM, ON THE YORK RIVER RAIL.
ROAD AND THE CHICkAHOMlNY ri.
YER, FIFTEEN MILES EAST OF RICH.
MOND, EA.-By order of the United STATE,
District Court, | Will sell, rs assignee o.
Christian, Lea Co, bankrupts, in the city
of Richmond, ~ the office of Wellington God
din. corner Of Bank and Tenth streets, on
MONDAY the 10Th day OF April, l>t,, a, /!
O'Clock NJ, the TRACTS OF LAND on which
Joseph NJ. Watkins formerly resided, lying In
the county of New Kent, on the Richmond
and York River railroad and Chickahommy
river, containing, according 10 two plst- ana
surveys made b. Walter +. peasants, deputy
surveyor of Henrico county, SIX HUNDRED
AND SEVENTT-ElGHT ACRES.
Said tract was purchased by Christian <
Lea from Joseph NJ Watkins The trac, Is
valuable and we'll improved.
Terms: One third cash; balance In Two
equal instruments II three and six months,
interest added, secured by trust deed.
ROBERT OULD,
NH 81 Assignee of Christian, Lea ( Go.
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BY Wellington Goddin,


VERY VALU ABLE GRANITE
V FRONT TENEMENT, on THE SpTTH
SIDE OF BROAD BETWEEN tUI ri II
AND FIFTH STREETS, FOR SALE AT
AUCTION.-WiI be sold 1t auction, on th'
premises, on WEDNESDAY, Sth april, l.5,,
ut half past o clock p. III, that very deslra-
BILE TENEMENT granite 'front.' located ~
above, now in the occupancy Of Messrs. \. H..
Hershburg L Co., ut the annual rent OF go.
This tenement is so desirably located, ana IS
regarded so desirable for n retail establish
ment, that it is justly regarded as a hTst-fa'o
inves tment for capitalists and others.
TERMS: One. fourth cash balance III lou! =
eight, and twelve months, Tor neEo'aO''
notes, interest added. secured by 4 trusi deed.
ap3 W GODDiN. AuCtOneeF.
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TJIGH CONSTABLE'S SALE.-Will
/ be sold on SATURDAY, April l. 1865, at
10 o'clock \. NJ, i'll front of the High Con-
stables office, the following property-to wit:
SIDEBOARDS,
SOFAS, CHAIRS,
MARBLE-TOP and other TABLES
and STANDS,
BUREAUS,
WARDROBES,
LOOKING. GLASSES,
PICTURES,
GLASS JARS,
Part of Il barrel of WHISKEY,
Part OF a barrel of VINEGAR,
BROOMS,
One DIAMOND PIN,
Lot of WHISKEY, in bottles;
COUNTER SCALES,
STOVES, &c, &c;
10 satisfy warrants and executions in my
hands. "A ~: IN 4nr
ap2 II. W. y. H.
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POSTPONEMENT.

I
In consequence of the threatening aspect Of
the weather which prevented the attendance
of bidders, the above sale Is postponed 10 ga :
TTRDAY, 18th April, 1T AZ o'clock p. NJ, if
fair, if not then TO the next fair day there
after Sunday eXcepted).
Persons desiring to purchase one Of the
most beautiful pieces of property near the
CITY, will do we'll 10 attend, AS THE PROPERTY
MUST De SOLD.
ans A. a. b. y. " W. Commissioners.
+. S.-Carriages for the accommodation Of
bidders Will leave our office at o'clock.
ou4 CT. W.
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VERY VALUABLE SMALL, r,pu
OF 5514 ACRES OF LAND, nv p nha
SIDES OF THE YORK RIVER r w
X 0 A D, AND ADJOINING cE ~ ~ j. j..
WILLIAMS, Esq, JOHN POE. IA, ms m
BRACES MILL PROPERTY F0fR s niID
AT AUCTlON.-W will cell nj o, on III
on the premises, on TUESDAY the ~, th'"n,
April, ut AZ p. NJ. the FARM si.p,,.d ~
above described. The improvement s ,re Con-, ,'H
small buildings and three excellent 10 b,,'n.''
with ice ponds conveniently, tro Of Thor, 10y
fnll OF ice. There are two bold streams r,.,
ing through the land, and abundan, surDn,,
being good situation for mill, a disiiII"t,'
or any other manufacturing purpose ~
situation is healthy and there arn ,,- "'
beautiful sites for buildings This prom
because of its nearness TO the CITY ard >,
variety Of soil, being upland and loyrIand' ~ =.
well suited for market garden 49,, a."
grapes, etc. 1t will be sold as 2 y,hoIo -,
divided 10 suit purchasers VI
TERMS At sale.
IRuBBS & WILLIAMS,
rop rr go. AuctiOneers
FARM near Meadow station. cnr,oi,'ir -
about go acres, with improvements IN oorH
of which being rich Chickahomin, - 49,,
grounds. GRUBBS WILLIAMS
NH IS, 81, Ap2,i,t,7 Auctions.r.
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THE PETERSBURG (VA) DAHL

L III nv -i'I
L AND WEEKLY EXPRESS FOR SAIL.
BY virtue of n deed OF trust 10 the uiiar'
signed By Messrs. Haines 4 Campbell N''ru
March 80, 1865, We viii sell ~ auction Oh ~
premises, on the FIFTEENTH DAt Vf
APRIL, 1865, ut - o'clock d, that raI",";;e
establishment, the PETERSB CRCT pAIhi
AND WEEKLY EXPRESS. with the E'Hp.
WILL and SUBSCRIPTION LlHl, toSr,"T,'
with all Presses, Types, Cases, StahHs, "a
legs, Composing Sticks, Dashes, ,oI ,,!..'
Rules Imposing Stones. &c, &c, ei"o' ','"
everything necessary for 4 large news i%r',,n
The press is one OF HOES LIBRA 81
SMALL CYLINDER PRESSES, III so"'.
order aud OF great capacity, driven py "''''
power, and now in daily use. .t..,.,,
This sale ought 10 attract the atIeh ''o'' "
editors and printers. rs there y out one .e ~,
paper Published In the city or Petersburg oe
sides the Express, which has always h'u =
liberal patronage. IL,
Also, the UNEXPIRED i a ) l. Oh 'I'
house now occupied rs the Express ONCE ~
mirably adapted to the purpose
TERMS: Ten per cent. ca>h loV Da'',,'' ~
credit OF t. 5, and II months FOR neEo way
notes with interest added, well chuo!S'"' "">
secured by deed OF trust.
ALEXANDER DOMAIN, Trustees.
JOHN LYON, .
WILLIAM pAySILl. AuCtIOnepr. up 80
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GALE OF ONE-HALF OF \ lAEo-
- ABLE JOB PRINTING ~ Ft.,~ Is:
win be sold by public auction, on " hp-'i' =,
DAY, April il, 1865, the one half lnLerrs' III
the JOB PRINTING OFFICE o: JThn, ,T,
& Schatfter, Lynchburg, Va, owned ., 40
widow and children j. g. johnson, uet ,s, ~,
The Office is one OF the most inP1e.e - ,,a,,
South, running four presses, '"o ~ "r,,, ali
lately purchased; end the type n'''''
purchased since the close o! the VIZ ,,.o in
Terms: One. third cash; balance IN t%o II,
stalmeuts OF six and twelve months zee"
by negotiable paper satisfactorily M ~, raIt
Further informa ton can be ootN'n'G ma
ing on or addressing 9. a. >'HIft '""'
surviving partner. nj Lyuchburs, Va
IOSEPH GRAHAM. Executor
of estate OF J. G. Johnson oeee'S
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PETERSBURG LETTER.
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatcl

RADICALS MAKING OUT THEIR LISi va W.
rICERS FOR THE MUNICIPAL CIV rr,
MENT-ATRoCIOUs oUTRAGE-h0HHiCo -.
on HASD-LECTURES TO YOUNG AhN %
REV. MR.. RUTHERFORD.
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BY Grubbs Williams, Auctloneers,
Northwest corner Main and Eleventh streets.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THE
~ IALUABLE ST. 3 ~ ~ ,;1 Al E6 bTS
ATTACHED, KNOWN AS "AUBURN,"
Situated ON THE GROVE ROAD,
ABOUT ONE MILE WEST OF THE CITY .
AT AUCTION.-In execution OF decree OF
The Circuit Court of Henrico, entered on the
9th of November, 1867, in the case of Tyler Us.
Grubbs & Williams, trustees, and ais, the
undersigned, who were thereby appointed
commissioners for the purpose, VIII sell
ut auction, upon the premises, on THURS
DAY the I'd day Of April, at half-past r
" if fair, if not, then on the next fair day
thereafter at the same hour, the REAL
ESTATE in the proceedings in said suit men
toned, the same being the property known rs
"AUBURN," containing twenty-five acres
more or less, with the buildings and improve
ments thereon, situated about one mile west
of the CITY, fronting on the Grove road and
running back TO the Westham road, being in
form nearly square. The buildings are OF the
most complete and durable character, COM
bining every arrangement Tor comfort, Win 4
very attractive appearance.
Further description is deemed unnecessary,
as the place is SO we'll known and so justly re-
garded as the most desirable suburban pro-
perty near the city.
TEgMs: Sufficient in cash TO defray the eX-
penses of sale and TO pay the sum of 1875 40
with interest from the 4th of July, 1867, and
the further sum of s3,69l.sO with interest
thereon from 4th January, 1865; n credit Us
10 81, 1872 l6 until 18th of July, 1865; and rs to
the residue 4 credit until the 4th OF Janu-
AIRY, 1859 the said credit payments TO bear in
terest from the day of sale, the purchaser or
purchasers giving negotiable notes, with an
approved endorser, and the title retained by
the court until the full purchase money is
paid The purchaser TO pay taxes Tor lStS
p W. GRUBBS,
A. ID. WILLIAMS,
Commissioners.
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By N. Davis,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
corner of Eleventh and Main streets.

Real Estate Agent ana AuctoHeeI,
corner of Eleventh and Main streets.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL
" ESTATE, IN THE CITY OF RICH
MOND, CORNE r ST. JOHNS AND
COUTTS STREETS.-By virtue Of decree
of the Circuit Court of the city of Richmond
in the suit of Mosby rs. Mosby, adminstra-
tor, and others. pronounced on the 18th day
of February, ls6s, will sell nj public auction,
on the premises, on TUESDAY the 9TH day
of April next, 1T ~ o'clock =. NJ, LOTS
known rs mos. l and 3 in Duyals add
ton, of which Josiah l.. Mosby died seized
and possessed, fronting feet on 81. johns
street and running back l4j feet. On one OF
the lots there is 4 small brick dwelling, with
framed shed attached.
TERMS: Cash rs 10 one third; the balance IN
two equal instalments OF 4 credit OF and II
months, the purchaser executing negotiable
notes, with interest added, and title retained
until fully paid and Il conveyance directed by
The court. JOHN N. DAVIS,
NH d Commissioner.
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vYIGH CONSTABLE'S SALE.-h IL ~
he sold on MONDAY, April s, lsoS, =. -. ~
O'CLOCK A, 81, III the coal yard corner NM IN
and Cary streets, the following propeF'S-''
100 10 700 bushels BITUMlNoV> a
RAGE COAL, bond, IN
Soyor Of S. G. Greenhow Is. National GOA
Mining Company. y g K.
ap3 A. II. Ch -nt -
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ByLee & Goddin, Auctioneers,
No. lll7 Main street.

VALUABLE r f A L ESTATE, ON
Y BROOK TURNPIKE JUST BEYOND
THE CORPORATE LIMITS, FOR SALE
AT AUCTION.-Att the request of the owner,
we will sell on MONDAY, 9Th of April, on
the premises, commencing at o'clock z. NJ j,
those THREE FRAME TENEMENTS loca-
ted on the east side of the Brook road and
about loo yards beyond the corporation line,
each containing seven rooms, with good
kitchens and all necessary out-bulldings, with
large gardens attached, containing about
half-acre each.
Connected with one of these tenements is 4
large SLAUGHTER HOUSE and the usual
buildings required for butchering, with about
one acre of land. The entire property is in
good repair, and rented TO prompt tenants at
very fair rents.
Terms: One fourth cash remainder at six,
twelvs, and eighteen months for negotiable
paper interest added, and secured by trust
deeds. Taxes for lS6S to be paid by the pur-
chaser or purchasers.
apl LEE & GODDIN Auctoneers
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auction Safes.
THIS DAY .
~ waI,ing ton Goddin, Auctioneer'

rRusTEEs' SALE OF REAL Iu G ; Z pE
IN THE EAST SIDE OF i i5I n DrTS
,I17rE I'm DITyAL AND BAKER oIhEhiS.
l ~ If n deed Of trust executed 10 the
ny s VIZ nv william II. Beal dated l7th
s snns 1865, duly recorded in Richmond
Ipu,ings Court, we shall, in execution thereof,
%, .,nn heen so requested by the holders of the
woo notes secured thereby, proceed to sell Mt
mn+ion on the premises on SATURDAY the
IN If April, 1868, ut half-past o'clock r.
M If fair, Ii not, the first fair day thereaf-
tar the real state conveyed by the said deed,
Consisting of n LOT fronting twenty two feet
IN the east lire of Third street, running back
1919 feet to IN alley sixteen feet wide, on which
stands TENEMENT in front suitable for \
store and dwelling, and TWO S M A l. l.
FRAMED DWELLING HOUSES on the
rear of the lot.
TERMs: Enough in cash to defray the eX-
penses of sale and to pay off the two last notes
secured by said deed, one for S43S. and the
other for $500 So, with all accruing interest
thereon and rs to the residue of the proceeds
of sale, on such terms rs shall be announced
at the hour of sale
w. GODDIN, }Trus-aes
HENRY G. CANNON, iiu''ee'
P. S.-We are authorized by the parties in.
terested to say that the terms above named
will be changed to $3.50 cash, $3.50 at tour
months, and the balance upon liberal terms
TO be announced at the hour of sale.
ap4 w. G. &. H. &. q.
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BY Clopton 81 HARDWOOD,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
,,,h e,root hot uaap Main and Bank streets

Real Estate Agents and AucuoneeTs,
Tenth street between Main and Bank streets.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALU.
" ABLE IMPROVED RIAL ESIAIE
IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND, ON The
SOUTH SIDE OF MAIN BETWEEN First
AND SECOND STREETS, tRONTl,NHNT5
ON MAIN FIFTY FEET, AND Run.
Ming BACK IN PARALLEL LINES
NINETY SEVEN FEET, AT AUCTION. . NJ
In pursuance of 4 decree made on the l9th
day Of February 1865 in cause use d eiES Of
Richmond. in which Samuel d. Denoon' 5
executrx is plaintiff and Daniel Den co2 ana
soner of the court, will proceed to sell, upon
the premises, on FRIDAY the 18th day . OF
Aprii. 1865, ut 5 O'Clock p NJ, the VACANT
Lot above mentioned, upon the terms of cash
as to one fourth of the purchase money, and 4
credit of four, eight, and twelve months, with
interest from the day of sale on the remain
der thereof; and for the deferred payments
negotiable notes satisfactorily endorsed will
be required and the title retained until the
further order Of the court.
E. S. DENOON,
ap2 Special Commissioner.
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A SSIGNEE'S SALE OF REAL ES-
N TATE.-By order of the United States
District Court, will sell, rs assignee Of
Christian, Lea Co., bankrupts, in the city Of
Richmond, State of Virginia, on WEDNES-
DAY the 18th day OF April, 1865, At o'clock
p. NJ, on the premises, 4 valuable BRICK
DWELLING HOUSE AND LOT, on Frank
lin between Nineteenth and Twentieth streets,
in which A. Il. Wells now resides. The lot
fronts twenty eight feet and runs back 1875
feet. This property is very valuable, ana Is
eligibly located.
Terms: One-third cash balance In equal
instalments of three and six months, secured
hvo decd of trust. Title retained until all
the purchase money is paid
ROBERT GUILD,
mh21 Assignee of Christian, Lea Co.