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WAsHsSofos, May y, 1868. !.
Pubiic excitement consequent upon the
imneme nm ent dognass has died away 70 o.
nnrfscf calm. and the question which ie
arftating the popular mind ubout Washing
ton IA Sisy Is whether or not General Grant
has sirniifed en- Intention or not accepting
the q nomination by accianatio 2 at Chs
caco on d splatfor embracing negro suf-
frave and the other ttendant tprinciples Of
extreme Radical politics. Up TO- the pre-
sent timethere is no reason to elieve that
Grant has expressed any such intention,
and, in view Of the loud, assertions OF pro-
minent Republican politicians, it lie fair to.
presume That he wsn not decline the nomi-.
nation, which has virtually been standing
for several nonths ; y gsessss ISL So;
There are no indications Of any imme-
diate move towards change In the heads:
of anYs Of the executive departments. It:
is. thongh tt that tho President will endeavor
to have action taken by the Senate on the
nomination of Scho6eid as Secretary Of
War, and also upon that Of General Wise;
field GA gummissio of Internal Revenue
The latter, 1t viii be remembered, was
nominated sometime agos and rejected;
subsequently stherejection was reconsidered,
and his name is still sbeforeth the Senate.
The buster aud loud talk about reading
Tyumbull, Fessenden, Grimes, and other
Republicans oat Of the party for the indie
pendence they have manifested on the i'm
parchment trial is subsiding here to very
great extent, although the opinion exists
among politicians that asmove OF that kind
will, without doubt, be inaugurated OF
Chicago. There is evident toning down
of the .brayado and abuse that made up the
stock.of Radical capital here last week.
The impoliey Of arraigning the Presi-
dent on new article Of impeachment, and
awaiting the admission of senators from
southern States with the viewof certain and
absolute conviction, is widely conceded
among Republicans; and it is, judged no
less unwise to keep up the suspense Of al
lowing the ten articles upon which the vote
has not yet been taken to hang over the
President with no definite time for o dis
posal Of their merits. For that reason
many Republicans favor a vote on the 18th,
and consequently put IN end to all the i'm
parchment folly. s.. 81 49, 80 TIMoE.
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1S,tlse seo,ld lL2ssspa
u Cent? snenf your daily. issuesof the
9th instant you state that ~ Mr. pppnelly
of Minneeots, has rendered sllowable the
use Of the word stote, L Sc. Webster, the
standard nshozity of Che Puritan faction,
says the word g is used I'M slayeholding
countries, END iss said to have been intro
ducsd by the blacks &, There. lis much
more ancient and. classic authority for the
use Of this word than even q Mr.. Donnelly,
of Minnesota, :, or thar w ebster's definition
Of the word would lead ens to suppose.
In Ghaucer's S PlcWman's Tale,,s'sline
2014, the word occurs as follows: ]" Who
toseth on shemsthei ben snntalln again in
the same poem, line 1855, S Thei toteth on
thei. surnnle total 2 in these quotations
the word Is used precisely in the present
sense Of g ito bear,'i or g to Gerry.
So much for Webster's definition, Chau-
cerswrete in the latter part OF the tour
teenth or very early In the fifteenth cen
tary. Respectfully, yours, &c.
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BY Cook & Laughton, huctioneers,
corner of Governor and Franklin streets.

T ARGE SALE OF. ARMY WAGONS,
l COAL CARTS, HORSES, MULES, BUG
GIES. &C., SC, AT AUCTION THURSDAY
tlfe 2Ist instant ut 10 O'Clock we Will sell at the
shop of Messrs. Neal Sc Wills, on Eighteenth be-
tween Franklin and Grace Streets
30 ARMY WAGONS, Il
8 AD1BULANCES, In good order;
AVERY GOOD BUGGIES,
COAL CARTS. ..ssset
NEW FIFTY-BUSHEL CART,
l OMNIBUS, In good order;
s FARM HORSES, ~ @2 ~ -
FARM MULES.
TWO-HORsE TRUCK, suitable for q
feed store;
A large lot of sz<., :, =, ~ :, >,, .ssr
so kegs NEW HORSE and MULE:SHOES,
80 d 00 pounds TIRE IRON, various sizes 500
4, 900 pounds INCH ROUND IRON, !. -
together with large assortment OF useful articles.
TERMS: 5An sums under $50. cash ), over sou
ninety days. credit for approved negotiabIe paper.
myl4 -s.-s.-a Auctioneers.
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TIE. b. gasfus Aicsiunesr.

GALE OF HOUSE AID LOT NEAR
- MANCHEsTEE.-In ptystahee Of q decree
nt tlie May term 1855 of the effE Court OF
Chesterfleld coaasy In the c1saof Tyler 1fid wife
r. Grnf,bs IshsIi offer for sale ct public auction,
on the premises, ut s O'Clock 3, ID. on sAygK-
occupied by Mr.. Chernault, situated ON ths main
street of the town extended short above
the corporation line. There IS. neas sna com
the premises, and . suffciency OF ground Tor 2.
good garden. ~ 80. -. ....a.
payu1enfs Mt sixty and ninety days, negotiable
notes wen endorsed and title retained until last
e"s , -i Commissioner.
Sale conducted by Ed. EAcHo,t Auctioneer.
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TRUSTEE'S SALE OF A HOUSE AND
LOT ON THE NORTH SIDE OF ELM
STREET, IN ROCKETS, AT AUCTION.-By
virtue of deed Of trust executed to me as trustee
nv Michael Dolan, dated the 5th day of January,
1853 and duly recorded in the clerks Office of the
Hastings Court of the city of Richmond, to secure
mentioned and at the request of the holder of said
notes. viii proceed to sell Mt public auction on
MONDAY the 1st day of June, 1885, on the pre-
misses at Al o'clock p. NJ, the property described
i'm said deed as follows All that lot piece. or par
eel of land, with the Improvements thereon, front.
ing eighty feet more or less on the north side OF
adjoining the present residence of said Dolan.
Terms: Cash enough to pay the expenses
balance on credit of six and twelve months, ne
gotiabie notes. interest added, secured by deed
Of trust. JAMES NJ. TAYLOR, Trustee.
SON sAuctioneerS. st, 3 Trr fssys4., my 20
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Wellington Goddin,
Auctionecr and Real Estate Agent, 2

TRUSTEES Sale OF A VALUABLE
BRICK TENEMENT ON THE MQRT III
SIDE OF MAIN BETWEEN ELEYENIH AM NJ
TWELFTH STREETS, ON LEASEH0LD.-By
v,rtiIe Of deed of trust executed by Messrs. y.
Bowman and s. Strooek, bearing date "a Fepru u.
ary. 1851 duly recorded In Richmond. Hustli sIs
Corts stall; In execution thereof proSee9 70 se
at public auction, OIL the ptemiSess on
the 10th Nav. 1868, at / O'CLOCK ~ M,, u IAN: -
not the first fair day thereafter, the properly COZ
yeyed by the said deed, consisting of yaiu@c
THREE.STORY BRICK TENEMENT,lo located as
above, formerly occupied BY, the Planters Ma
tionaI Bank of Richmond subject, however, to
certain deed of lease (Which will be exhibited at
the sale) for term of years. at an annual ground
rent of $780, payable quarterly, and the taxes &C.,
on said lot and building.
TERMS /: Enough In cash to defray expenses OF
sale and to discharge what is now past due under
the said deed of trust amounting to about o.
on credit as to 81 52s 27until the 22d and 25th OF
August next and to the residue Of the proceeds
on such terms as the grantors shall prescribe ana
direct or on their failure to give any directions,
then on such terms as the trustee shall announce at
the time Of making the sale:
=, JOHN Rli GODDIN, Trustee.
Richmond, eth May, 1858.
p. S. The foregoing property was sold at auction
by the owners on the - April last, anu was pur-
chased by A.. Drummer, Of New York, who has
failed to comply with the terms OF sale.
The above sale Is postponed until FRIDAY the
22d instant, at O'Clock Z. Nj.
my20 w. IT., Auctloneer.
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WANTS..

yKTANTED.-A writer and professional
w gentleman requires one or two good airy
ROOMS ina genteel family, ina respectable neigh
References given and required. al
dress box $780, g. sstSs my Zo-le.-
ivX7ANTEDs Immediately, WHISKEY
wv and, FLOUR BARREL SLAVES and
HEADINGS. Apply to General Agent virginia
my 1e-1w ARMlSIEAD - q CAh1.
IXTANTED, BY o Merchant Of long bust
wv ness experience, with large Virginia trade,
and with some valuable influence North South,
and West, a PARTNER who can control enough
capital t hold the trade that can be secured ana Is
willing to do business on safe principles. Address
"a. Z. F., post-ofice box GIL Richmond, va.
my 18--1m esags ESQ., 81
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BY Grubbs & Williams, Auctioneers,
Northwest corner of Main and Eleventh streets

Northwest corner of Main and Eleventh streets.
r AkGE SALE OF VERY VALUABLE
IL REAL ESTATE AT AND, NEAR ASH /;
I.AND.NOn. WEDNESDAY, 10th May at II
O'Clock A. NJ, we will sell upon the premises, re-
snectiyely in the order named below, the follQw-
ing property In Ashland:
Lat. THE COTTAGE formerly, owned by Mr..
Sale, and now occupied by Mr.. John Il. Leftwlcn.
It has six rooms, two wing rooms with nigh cell
ngs and newly papsFsd servants qRsrte ean sa
are beautifully laid out and contain almost every
variety of roses with several varieties OF ornamen-
tai and shade trees. This Is regarded as one OF the
most desirable residences in Ashland:
/. Cd. a. NEW HOUSE; with a lot of one and half
acres adjoining DR.. Scotts. The lot has just been
enclosed with a new plank fence.
sd. AN ACRE LOT on the west side of the rail-
road, fronting 375 feet and adjoining the Club
House.
4th A FARM OF FIFTY ACRES, with mill,
&c. thereon, two miles from Ashland. 1t has a
dwelling with four rooms, kitchen, and other out
buildings-miller's house. blacksmith and Wheel
wright shop saw and grist mill all in good order
The mill Yields from 125 to $50 barrels toll corn
wear There are two ice-houses and ponds with q
northern exposure, and good market at Ashland
for the ice.
This sale embraces some of the most valuable
property in that vicinity, and is worthy the atten-
ton of those seeking Investment as in view Of the
establishment of college at Ashland, property
must advance in value and It's advantages as q
home be greatly increased.
Persons desiring to attend the sale may 60 upon
the train leaving here at 10 o. clock a. NJ.
TERMS : Will be made known at the time of sale.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
my.15 AuctioneerS.
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GHERIFF'S gSALE.-By virtue Of dis
y tress warrant in my hands In favor Of Lee .us.
Wesend0nck, shall proceed to sell ON the pre-,
O'Clock 4. IL, the WOODEN HoUSEIsituated
on Broad street between Sixth and Seventh, lately
occupied by Stevens, Pegram Il Co. The pur-
chaser to remove the building Immediately amer
'n m sase. JOHN w. WRIGHT, Sc R.
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PIANOS.

UNIVERSAL PRAISE ToFsTEINWAY'S
IL PIANOS.-The first prize medal at the great
hundred aud ninety -two pianos from all parts of
the world, awarded STEINWAY & SONS. Thirty
five first premiums gold and silver medals at the
principal fairs held In the United States, awarded
STEINWAY &S0NS. The first grand gold medal
at the Universal Exposition, Paris 1851 over four
awarded SFEINWAY. Sons. .y,s
GEORGE /. BIDGo0D, Agent
49,. ~ s1s7 9asssgSgs s4as 1913 Main street.
Also, agent for the celebrated PIANOS Of CAB
LER & WORCESTER, SO faNorably known In our
midst. Every piano offered warranted for five
years; whlchis the test. [my l6--lwl G..L.B.E
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.LAWYEHeS.

N P. HOWARD 81 POWHATAN R0-s
Il BERTS. ATTORNEYSlAND COUNSEL
LORS At Law, win practice In all the courts
held In the city OF Richmond. Once, 1914 Main
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BY james M. Taylor & Son, Auctioneers. =
80, E-eO Office No. s2l Main street, ), 3; .,
- three doors below Spotswood Hotel. 49, )

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF A HOUSE AND
LOT, ON THE SOUTHWEST. CORNER
OF MARSHALL !, AMP MgNFoRD s 1IEEI1,
By virtue of deed Of trust executed by Simon
Steinlein to me, dated the 18th day Of june, 1883
duly recorded In the clerks Office of the County
Court of Henrico, to- secure the payment of GER
tain negotiable notes therein mentioned and at the
request of the holder Of portion Of the said notes.
/ win proceed to sell at public auction, on the
premises, on SATURDAY the 3oth of May, 1883, at
socloek fair If not the he, next far day
conveyed In the said deed, as follows !: A LOT OF
LAND on the southwest corner Of Marshall and
Munford streets, fronting the south side of Mar
shall street 90 feet, and running back between
parallel lines l46 feet to alley twenty feet wide,
with the Improvements thereon. consisting OF 4
large BRICK DWELLING and 0ut-buildings.
TERMS OF SALE: Cash enough to pay the ex-
penses of the sale-the residue on terms to be an
nounced at the time of the sale. Aliberal credit
will be proposed as to part oft.
S C.,.ssN,s JAMES NJ. TAYLOR, Trustee.
Sale to be conducted by JAMES NJ. TAYLOR
Son, AuctioueerS. EsaAE my ZV-l0t
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,FrprASATIos.-No one need wonder that
mr. Livingstone came out Of his recent Afri-
can explorations in good health, though the
event which secured that consummation
was regarded by him, at the timesof its oc-s
currence, as q misfortune. The natives
stole his medicine chest Let us hope that
the event which preserved his health
seriously impaired that of the native.
thieves --Ne,o York Commercial. q
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SODA WATER.

CODA WATER cool and sparkling
~ with genuine fruit syraps atz sSsse g
- a-S-ess - DUpIY,S Drug Store
II an % s. - No. 4z1 Broad street.
DURE COLD SODA WATER, prepared
IL In fporcelean-lined fountains, and syrups
made from rich fruit juices, by -
II my2 ~ 1895 Brood street
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BY Cook & Iaughton. Auctioneers,

cToRE FIXTURES, HOUSEHOLD FUR
- NITURE, &c., AT sAUCTION.--On WE'D,
SEsDAY the goth instant,at 10 O'Clock we VIII Sa
cond and Third, tie FIXTURES suitable for a
confectionery store consisting OF
n 4. - GLA SS;JARS5 ..a -:
COUNTER SCALES, &c.
After which we will sell all of the
- HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
embracing q good assortment Of wgll-Eegt arti-
cies. COOK & tAUGHTON,
mv-lss q - zAuctioneersi
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CHERIFF'S SALE.-Will be sold OF

CHERRIES SALE.-Will be sold on
y MONDAY the 25th day. of May 1868. at IL A.
Gary street between Thirteenth and Virginia. ut
present occupied by Il. II. Dibrell No. l2I2l. to
mia Towing Company, d. Won Grooming, and K. Fl:
Dibrell.. The said property is subject TO ground
rent of $500 per year.
the executions OF $500 the residue of the purchase
money upon credit Of four and six months for
approved negotiable paper satisfactorily en-
dorsed. - sssH- ;t. -s-1sJ s..-y
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,CoNyERsIoN OF BEAD ANIMALS INTO Ma
NURE.--At the present time, in France, en-
tire bodies OF animals are subjected to the
action Of dilute hydroch loric acid by means
Of which they are completely dissolved, mr.
cluding the bones, and converted into q
uniform pulp, which is odorons, and can
be kept for any 1ength Of time, to be applied
when needed towards fertili2ing the soil.
The inventor OF the process Iouoherie
has already used up q hundred and fifty
horses and q large number of sheep, and
inside from them most valuable manure. .
Mr.. George BraHner, baggage master on
the Orange and Alexandria railroad, who
was 80 severely injured by the accident on
she road near Glasgow, station on Tuesday
last diedaat the orangs House in this CITY
yesterday clsbburS NiTssos, ist
Bred 10 tfhhink, as weA dc 70 think by rote,
No furnish our minds as Ne furnish our
houses, with the fancies OF others; and ao-s
cording 10 the mode and age of eur country
NE pick up 0nri ideas and notions in common
conversation, % in schaol. Bob gbroace:
& Dispatches from Knoxville deny the
report Of the Illness Of Governor BroWnloW.
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3 BY Lyme q Brother,
Z Real Estate Agents and Ancttoneers,
3. .1dap Main street. ss-s

TWo-sToRY BRICK AND FRAME
TENEMENT on THE SOUTH SIDE 0F
NJ. sTRET;T. =. BETWEEN TWENTY.FIFTH
a a M r iTrWEETy-sIxTH STREETS, FOR SALE
Ar AIT,TJON.-Wew win sell at public auction on
WEDNESDAY 10th Of May, 1885, at O'CLOCK T. {.
NJ, that very desirable RESIDENCE Iocaseu s as
good repair, and at present occupied by good
tenant at $21s per annum. rs 80 rs
TERMS Ms AZ sale. LYME & BROTHER,
nyfIs-.s1.' se,s-tss,-.-l7 49, Auctioneers.
Immediately after the above sale, say half.pass
O'Clock. win be sold desirable BUILDING LOT
fronting 20 feet on the south side of street be-
tween twenty -ninth and Thirtieth, and running
oa Tkn nie asu AT sale. LYME &BRoTHER,
nv 10 - =. ssa Auctioneers.
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BY Cook d Laughton, Anctionears,
sc,rner az Trankii.f and Governor streets.


S. BY Cook q Langhton, Anctioneers,
! corner Of Franklin and Governor streets. -
TEN FRAMED TENEMENTS, LUM-
I@BER,S &C., AT AUGTIoE -.On WEDNESs.
DAY. sot instant, as II o'clock, we VIII SELL on Inc
reID on Cary and Cock streets between TWEEN
ty.first and Twenty second ito be remoyedl,
8 FRAMED TENEMENTS fronting on Cary
iTwo-sToRY BUILDING containing three
II rooms. fronting on Dock street;
LARGE FRAMED WAREHOUSE,
a s!s.Alos OF PINE LUMBER, o.
- All OF the FENCING on the premises:
The attention Of parties wishing LUMBER ior
building or fencing purposes Is particularly re-
uuesfed s4tf 49, 8 .sSse ys5g - 49,
TERMS Made known on day of sale. -
: - jFEFs COOK &LAUGHTON,
my15 n 49, II ak55ss.g 3 Auctioneers.
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4nn BARRELS FLOUR, 100 bushels
by - - HUNDLEY q TATUM,
ap2e sec Broad street.
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E,S .SaJE OF VALUABLE

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
Il REAL ESTATE, IN THE a,f GoEN = ID OF
hANSsTEk MEAR THE Ete of deed Of trust
executed to the undersigned and R. w. Elsome by
B. B. McKenny, bearing date the 4th day of Sep.
sS S the on
WEDNESDAY the oath day. of June, 1868, If fair,
# the 5 R aay oF GAap
yPg p she fSH FGR q haSfSstsF
TEEN FoEEs the PROPERTY joseph
c. Cabell, deceased. There are about Six hundred
acres of open land the remainder is well taken In
ppsed in the New York market, and win command
on the shore from so to - per cord. No timber
or grain will have to be hauled more than TWO
miles to reach nayigable water, and there is q
steamboat landing within two and half miles OF
the farm, where steamers plying between Frede-
The open land has been mared, and viii produce
corn, wheat, rye, and oats: The various grasses
can be produced also by the assistance OF tert
smaller ones, giving an equalquantity Of open and
wood land to acl. Fish and oysters can be got
ten with very little trouble. r,,n.,o,sz,, n,..,
ington, Norfolk and fredericksburg are all Access
sble, which make this farm much more valuable:
frame dwelling with five or six rooms, two barns,
several corn-houses, and eight or ten servants
Persons wishing to see the farm Will be shown 1t
byB. 81. Robinson, near Lancaster Courthouse.
Selling as trustee, will convey such title as Is
vested in me. BY the terms of the deed, cash Is re-
CURED though arrangements will be made for rea-
sonable credit. D. D. HARTSOOk, Trustee.
NbR sspe RS a sHv R!ssf s he az ET oe
WOOD LAND being the remainder of the Corro-
toman tract conveyed to me IN trust by CO9 }n,
piece of land Is very valuable and is near naviga-
Bic water. =
MN 90 D. + HARTsooK. Trustee.
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JOHN w. WRIGHT. s. c. R.

CHERRIES SALE.-By virtue of a dis
~ tress warrant in my hands in favor of William
Beers against E. P: Townsend, I shall proceed to
sell at the store Of said Townsend No. lals Main
street, on FRIDAY the 22d day OF May, lssS, COM
of BOOKS STATIONERY, &C., us will satisfy
the above distress warrant: The stock Of goods is
large embracing the usual variety kept in q first
class bookstore. The attention Of the trade Is
cI my IL % 1in0 s' JOHN w. WRIGHT, s. C. R.
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WEDassDA ! /, a /, a :, g, 1855
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BY James M. Taylor & Son, Auctioneers,
Office No. s21 Main street. three doors below Spots
, .' wood Hotel. -
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N7ATCH LOsT.-on yesterday e /
" (Monday) morning, in the First IN
Market an. old-fasbioned DOUBLE-CASE Is.S.J
OPEN-FACE ENGLISH LEVER GOLDGs&5
WATCH, with OId-fashioned round link chain and
seal attached Roscoe & Pell. London, makers !;
No. 5,032 The finder viii be literally rewarded by
leaving 1t at JAMES S1NTON'S, :
Eighteenth between Main and Franklin streets
NV 19-9tk
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CHERIFF'S SALE.-Will be- sold at the
y pits of the National Coal Mining Company
formerly known as the .Burfoot Pits''), In Ches-
terheid county, on THURSDAY, May II, 1858, at
II O'Clock NJ, the following property which was
sold on the 2sth ultimo, but the terms were not
complied witll-yiZ.,
1FORTY-HoRSE-POW ENGINE,
TWENTY HORSEPOWER ENGINE,
1DONKEY ENGINE,
SAW MILL, - 80 3
lot OF BLACKSMITH,S TOOLS,
Lot PICKS and SHOVELS,
MULE,
2WAGONS, a,2 81
2 CARTS.
.ss.. - 1- ~ ALSO, 81.
PULLEYS, ROPE. ~
8 HOSTING MACHINE, ~
s A large lot of IRON. &c, DC. !;
taken to satisfy executions in my hands Ill favor of
Sarah A. Palmer and others against the National
Coal Mining Company. a
TERMS !: Cash on the premises.
JOSEPH B. WALDEN. =
s< Deputy Sheriff Chesterfield county, Va.
The above sale has been POSTPONED until
MONDAY, May Is, 1853, ut u @ clock D.
myI5 ~ = a. b. WALDEN, ID. s. G.. G. r
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LOST AND FOUND.

SToLEN-TEN DOLLARS RE-uA
~ WARD-one BLAC OK MARE MULE. sMSEA
aged nine years. The above reward will N.Y.
be paid bydelivering the mule to j. a. &2hEEsb'
KELLY, at Picknocky farm, near the Meadow
Bridges 7ssT N'r 7-sS,as @@-rs 'A'"rt nv lg-2tk
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wAsHINeTssr LE'a's''rER.
WAsRsNGf Ton I iay - lS6S !, !

corresponaenes o &c aLssnaond Dispatch.
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The above sale Is postponed until FRIDAY the
my2O W. g., Auctioneer.
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or REWARDS trayed from my lot, in
eDC Port Mayo on Tuesday last my LARGE
WHITE AND BLACK SOW, very heavy with
pigs twill givet above reward for her return
to me. on New Orleans street near the Osborne
turnpike. Port Mayo. e9gs 1885, -.
my 19-2t* ROBERT KERSE.
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PETERSBURG LETTER.

Correspondence Of the Rich1sond Dispatch.
ts.tssi fyesysEt 10 -------------------- syn,
A,rival, Reception, and Departure O. the
Distinguished EEiisitors from the Empire
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-05-20

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
'-l$ have made application for the renewal of
certificate of FIFTY SHARES OF STOCK OF
THE OLD DOMINION IRON AND NAIL
WORKS COMPANY standing ON the books of
said company in the name Of Z. A, Triplett.
Z nv IS-W2in E-+>ssraf e. A. HURSTHAL.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-05-20

Dispatches from KnoxyiIle deny tho
spors Of the Illness of Governor BroWnloW.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-05-20
By cabcll q watkins, Auctione,,e,rs.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF: AN ELEGAl

Sale to be conducted by JAMES d. IAlLo
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