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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-09-25

The Selma Times, of the 20th, says
"the head carpet-bagger in the State
stands charged with selling one hundred
and fifty negroes-free negroes-into
slavery id Cuba; and he doesn't deny it.
We guess good many of the negroes
that have disappeared suddenly, and been
charged up "killed" to the account of
the Ku-Kluxers, are making tobacco in
Cuba. And we guess the carpet-baggers
could tell how they got there"
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Good Joke.

President Lincoln was fond of Joke,
but what seems strange, be thought there
was q good deal Of humor in Grant. The
ST Louis Jewish Sentinel says that aften
Mr.. Lincoln had rescindsd Grants ia
nous order expelling the Jews, be read,
IN the presence Of some gentlemen from
ST. Louis. the Generals reply. II is
given as follows:
Ma PREsrDExT. As you have d.
rectsd ne. I viii rescind the order; but
wish you 20 distinctly understand that
these people are the descendants Of those
Who crucihad the Savior; and FROM the
specimens ! have here the race has net
improved"
ThiiEfr. Lincoln lhnaghi an exhibi-
lion Of hsmor IN Grant. and therefore
liked Paducdk KnfuckidA
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-09-25
The Bondholders.

These men are said TO be using their
money freely to re-elect the party that
acts ''outside the Constitution" In this
they play a dangerous game. For il
they stake their gold, principal and in
terest, against the liberties Of the peo-
pie, those Of them who love liberty will
be sure TO take up the gage and proclaim
against that unpatriotic and selfish in
terest their doom in "Deicnda est Cav
thago." Its fair TO make the war be-
tween pelf and constitutional freedom a
war 10 the knife. Bot they have a FIRE
in both rear and front; for IL they elect
Grant they cannot trust The Radical
party on this question. Their strongest
leaders are against payment in gold, on
principle. and their rank and file will be
just as hostile 10 taxing themselves for
the benefit Of the gold nabobs as the
mass Of the people generally. The
bondholders had better trust TO Demo
cratic honesty to pay them in the terms
Of the lsv-its letter and spirit-ihan 10
rely upon a party that respects no laws,
human OF divine.-Nob Register.
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CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
Nominations OF omeers for the Next
Commercial Year.

For Committee on Appeals-Wm. r. Moore,
John p. TreEsvant. D. ii. Townsend. W. b.
Greenlaw. James Elder. John johnson, Nspo-
leon Hill. 1913
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Attack early ana attack often. So,

Attack early and attack often. Social
ostracism, prescription, loathing and
contempt for csrpei-bsEeers and political
nendicants. on The one hand; and wages,
help. kiDdnest. sympathy aud good will
for snti-Radicsls. black and white. on the
other That's the material element Of
success. We rspesf. Le, IL Be applied
and employed vigorously. universally
sBd without cessisg.-NasirilleBa Baaaer.
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R0u~~ " OUXUrrus
August Berton. Poplar and Fourth.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
Conner 3 Ricbsrdson, Produce, Flour. etc..
No. 2 Howard Pow. ~ 81 aH nh
~ Mosby 4 norion, ~ Front.
s. Rose n Co. aise. wfoiesaIe Groceries,
Wines. Liquors and Cigars. lss Front.
a DR.. ]. O. Harris. 2l7 So ord. yt3 Iia
DRUGGIsTs.
II n Steever. corner Second and Madison.
a. n. johnson, 1853 Main, two doors north
W. Jcres b Co., opposite Count Square.
= Sham ; Butt. Retail and Prescription Drug
sists, 60 Adams. 9 fa
Theo. Hoerner. also Analytical Chemist, 56
Dea'' my GOODS.
Rice, Stix 4 Co.. $40 Main. exclusive whole
Southern Palace Howell. Wood 4 Co.. 1872
vsi wells 4 Coll. 767 Main. =
Nerken Bros. 263 Main.
Waller Bros. Co.. 2'9 Main. kN
Ff GAVE AND FISH DEPOTs.
Victor d. Fuchs, s1 Jefferson. scn al-
GUNS AND PISTOLS.
Lullman A Vienna. 35 Main.
GsROCERs AND COTTON FACTORS.
I Newton Ford Co.. II Union. Lee Block
Galbreath Stewart Co. !. gnicTS IN T,nns Lee Bk.
E.M.Aprerson \ Co., cor. Jefferson Front.
Strstton. Cover x 20 .27s Front.
Morris. Lea 4 Co.. 10 Union. Lee Block.
f TooS, phillips 4 Co.. 9ss Front. wholesale.
MT Garvin \ Co.. 207 Main.
Page & Co.. 1s9 Porlar. .,s,,., ,.ff ~,
Oyerton, corner Main and Poplar.i
t.tf HARDWARE.
Allison Brothers. go Front.
1lreiil Bros. d Co., 312 Front.
r. Rrannon. Stoves. 2s6 Front. W
Mcromhs n Co.. a221S and 324 Main.
E. Robbins a Bradley; 22s Second, Adams
Capt. j. q. Harbour. Mr.. T. u. Wilder.
HARNrsS, SADDLERY, ETC,
10. Pcrd q Co.. 2571z Msin.
HIDES AND LEATHER.
sch,eihrr h co. aiso Shoe Findinss.7 2 Adams.
VOOP sKIRT MANUFACTORY.
Southern SpiraI Hoop Skirt Mandatory.
Wholesale and retail. 1881 Main, near Wash
ICE CREAM AND SODA WATER.
L. Rocco & Co., 3I3 Main. cor. Monroe.
INSURANCE.
st. Louis Mutual Life, McMahon q OTIS 4S
The Fauitable Life Assurance Society. pure
]ymuruaI Jas. A. Swain. .Genr Ag't. u Union.
North Western Mutual Life. J. s. Chaplin.
State Agent "a Union. ~
Moore 4 West. .Aeetns Etna Life, Georgia
Carolina Life Irs. Co.; 2ls Main; M. J.
Wicts, Presf: W Boyle Sec,y.,
@ rrenenrurRn M ia Syc Trrst ~ a. Wad;snn. ia
rnrsdaie Sec,y. w. M. Farrineton, pres't.
r. 4. L;ttlefon & 20, Asencv, |, 22 Madison.
Peoples Insurance Company. Ia Madison.
Carpenter White. agents Connecticut Mu-
tual Life. 45 Nj adison. r
M JEWELERS.
MER RRIM ANs RYR d CO.,
wATCHhAkrRsi irur,pv
FINE WATCa~ES eMp.'B" h1hi'
~ AN, Na;r and corr,
Pooiey' barnum q TO-, COZ. ma'n anu oou''
-, JOE PKIr
rW rrsSn psrsusor 20 Jei,rson'
IToroR DEALERS.
r. J. cemmes \ Co.. 2s4 Second.
Moriz Wolf. agent, 366 Main wear Gayoso.
Z ai9rCh 80, nEnnEm ~ IN, AND Soh"'
s,' onwS s.su rTC
NJ. ~ G.,,a.n "a seeond
p,a,n e.; rer c"r. 1av' ,ss W. .hnrpou ou"u
LIVERY STABLES,
IA Forrest 4oAdams T"T
n pyacIett IN 351 and s23 Second.
wIIIINERY GOODs.
Vance Co.. Wholesale, 26l Main.
"A. Hollenberg Co., 2l2 Beal and $50 SEQ
ond. ,ry,<u.xr rAuops
Murray q hdeeiy. 81 mhu'syn. ~
John Graham. Aren't. 81 NoTtn uour'. -
MUSIC. MUSICAL mEkCHANDASS'
+. hatzenoacn. 81, wan.
rvOyaSsrySrr v.sar & rs 20 Front
pa.vTTns 40TrsE ANN SIGN.
AT. DAYS. . - Aoam.. nea, nnS Se'rns' sMS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-07-04
PETERSBURG LETTER.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.
Negroes Fallen Leir 10 the Fourth Of July
Ladies' Memorial Feast-Death Of
Venerable Gti4ea. ....
PETERSBURG, July 8, 1868.

PETERSBURG, July 5, 1868.
In the olden time there was no place In
the State where our national anniversary
was observed with more enthusiasm than IN
Petersburg. At this time, however, there
are no indications that it will be celebrated
by any but negroes, who have arranged ioI
n grand excursion to Norfolk, in which
every one will doubtless participate who
can raise dollar and half to pay for the
round trip. 49,
The Ladies' Memorial Feast, which has
been in progress for two nights, will be
brought to close tonight. The attend
ance was very large, and the success will,
it is thought, surpass that OF any enterprise
of the kind which has been attempted here
for long time.
We have to record the death Of Thomas
Jordan, one Of our Oldest and most estima-
BILE, citizens, which occurred this morning
ut the house of one Of his relatives on High
street. lie had attained the ripe age OF
four score years, honored and respected by
the whole community for the rare be-
nevolence of his character. Until within
g year or two past he acted as almo-
ner of the relief association of the
city. During the progress OF the war ne
was diligent and untiring in his ministra:,
tons to the suffering, and especially to the
families Of absent soldiers. BY successful
industry he had accumulated n handsome
fortune, buthis losses during the war were
very heavy. He was engaged in the con-
struction of the first railroad attempted in
yirginia--that between the Chesterfield
coal pits and Rockets. At that time ne
was..a resident of Manchester. The most. Of
his subsequent life was spent in .L lis citv
,.,s n" ~ Wis 1,''
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WARRINGTON LETTER.
Correspondence Of the .Riehmand Dispatch.
The RAIDS" Beginning their Speculatioms
Concerning the Democracy e''dlston
and .Hancock--Mr. Coaodrdin's Lectures.
WASHINGTON, July 2, 1868. !

WASHINGTON, July 2, 1858.
The Radicals are showing the most IN
tense interest in the action OF the Demo
cratic Convention, but 80 far have reserved
all that bluster and bragadocio which is
characteristic Of the party to be expended
after the nominations are naade-if there IL
ANY chance 10 do so. Old veterans Of aadl-
calism predict that Pendleton will be the
nominee, and declare their belief that ne
will be equally as formidable an opponeht
to Grant as either Chase, Hancock, or heh-
bricks, or any of the others that have oeen
named. Other lights in the Republican
fifth arc trembling for fear Chase will be
The nominee: while others deplore all signs
tina. favor Hancock. A very prominent
Republican said to-day that Reverdy john
son would defeat Grant when no other cam
didate could. These are all Radical diff
ferences Of opinion, however, which it
seems the Democrats are paying little heed
TO. . .e.-.aee l. .f..s.-. !, |.
The weather y uncommonly hot. To-day
was the warmest Of the season, the Their
3morneter standing in some places at ninety
six. Secretary McCulloch takes pity onthe
Treasury clerks, and lets them leave their
desks one hour earlier than usual In the
afternoon. Quite q number Of clerks in the
various departments are now applying for
leave of absence. Some of them want to
be in New York during the Convention.
The lectures Of Mr.. Cowardin OF Metze-
rott Hall, in this city, were listened to by
very select and appreciative audiences, and
the compliments which have been passed
upon that gentleman's abilities will GER
tainly be pleasing to his Richmond friends.
He cannot fail to gather additional laureis
to his fame as pleasing and Intelligent
lecturer if he holds forth in New York and
the great cities of the West. TIMoN.
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1870 - pock Albert Russ tcoloredL u.

pohtnson. r. Rock, Albert Rusk teoloredl u.
pnseeiI q Co 2. III. Russell.
"a. q. Samuel ts), A. G. Saunders, G: sa-
Iarnrnt. Edwin III. Sampson, j. Salmon, X. z. sale,
Wiilism G. Saunders, njamin Scott - Sofeld,
John Schiescher. 2. V. Schever, r. ~. Scott, s..
Schloss. B. +. sharp. 7. W. shute, William Shep-
herd Audrey SIMPSON f. H. Simpson, Gha5iss
ssipwith tcoloredl- - siedd, f. NJ. Smith, Isaac
smith, James Smith, Jos. A. Smith, W. NJ. Smith
K. r. sncad, A. +. Southworth, Jacob solomon
Solomon Sorrcll James Spark. George b. I.
Strachala, G. w. Strong, Edwin ID. Starke, Georgc
Steward, ]. Stokes, J. N. Stratton, z, }. steam,
Robert Stevens, r. p. rStuder, Benjamin sutton,
NJ. iSweitzer, Clinton Sydner. nj.
yT.-R. II. Talley. A. :. Taylor Co.. III,
Sout & Co., Ghevailier Temple. John Ihuron W.
j. X. Thompson, Captain Z: Timons, Il: u; III LII
son, C. c.. Tfnsley Charles Tompkins, Rial Todu.
Alfred Townsend. William Tranand; +. g. front,
A. Tracey, X. W. Turner, Randolph Tucker, 1ohh
Turner O. Co, e. Turner.
: V.--George Vaughn. James Vaughn, D. ii. VAL
entine, Peter Walden, Peter Vial. .a..
VA Wagner, b. G.. Watson ~, EVeret1
Waddy George n. Waldrop John A. Was di ION
John ~ aldrop. Z. Nj. Ward, w. G. Waddei, Wi
White, j. whitman, r. G.: White, a. A; r Isor,
Charles Williams Collin Willis teoioreall fienls
Wilson H 6. Willis, X. Winfree, X. y. :" l III
II. p. Wilkinson, William Winfree, rev. W: ~.
Williams A. Woolf Woodward q Green MAJor
d. woodruff f. Wolileck. james W oodnoussi,
John " ood. John H. Woodward. Micheal w oou
William Wood B. WiEker, D. Wrenn' 1hohias
"Y.gWirliam c. Yanner, Frank Younger Vel
dervls Yurriage.
-z Z.-Dr' a'''' IIsL!iEEtEANDER SHARP, P. NJ.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-07-04
By y. n. Davis,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
corner of Eleventh and Main streets.
BY Wellington Goddin,
kuctIoneer and Real Estate Agent.

TRUSTEES SALE OF LARGE AND
WELL-ARRANGED DIsTILLERY, on
MOORE STREET n TIE He GITf u az nNf Else
&c.-By virtue Of deed Of trust eS brsstan. Da
vid M. Lea. and L. Stern, dated the lsth 90 o.
December 1864 and duly recorded In he e., tSc
County Go1s snd * COURT IN
case Of Ould assignee of Christian, Lev es.h 1nnc
a1ajnSt Altmever, &C., entered on the 24tn Jahe -
1855 shall, in execution thereof prJ,sesuu on
sWsED 3 ggHpSaSs s ass''s DAY Of iss :,
s O'Clock Z. NJ, If fair II nos, Inc ,n m ,s
Jav thereafter that valuable properly loc s,res,
above having fr1n aoS Of eea to- Bacons Quarter
hrnnch The improvements on this L0I cohsi ISL. oi
large new brick building, covered VIII s sat-
granite basement s9!eo Iee' large brick stable
granite foundation, covered WIN si''e, -,N0
besides several other sheds. ,,o,o cot Of
In The IaEgeY sr FsfXTWREs and APPARATUS
nearly new, and cost. rs learn am In
estate) ABOUT 800. oOo and constLute ,ti,oIas in
formed one of the most c0inpIe.e sn ,yatar'
nsd,ssexed by ppes, passes through the whole pro-
nertv 'thus adding greatly TO iss Talne mn !,
pehsLARGE STEAM ENGINE and BOaLE In ah no
an additional BOILER of loo-horse-power, VIII pe
sold with or without the reai esliiei 10 INC! " W
'e Tha forepoing real and personal estate present
great attractions to those disposed 10 enpaTk III lc
distiilnrv business or in other manufacturing pur-
WHILST the deed requires cash sale, yet, by con-
cent of the creditor, 1t is more than probable that
an arrangement on The DAY OF S.tle VIA DC hauc w
allow reasonable terms OF creaIt. , = nv, r,.,#
je 81 s+ johNNo' 81 IoDA'' Ai"''''
p. S.-By consent OF the creditor, the foregoing
terms will be onc-third cash, balance 1t f0ur elgnt
and twelve months, for negotiable notes, interest
added secured by trust deed.
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DARE CHANCE.-For sale for cash or
/ l. on credit, VALLEY LAND,'' in Charlotte
county, Virginia, beautiful farm 27os acres.
about half cleared half In woods principally
oals), two and half miles from Mossingford de-
pot, on the Richmond and Danyille railroad. near
churches and mills. DWELLISG-HOUSE with
seven rooms. closets, &c. numerous out-houses,
tobacco barns, stable, courthouse, smokehouse.
icehouse with supply Of ICE, orchard OF splendid
fruit trees with fruit, springs of pure water
streams running through pastures; GROWING
CROPS Of corn, wheat, tobacco, oats, potatoes,
and vegetables In great variety; Household and
Kitchen Furniture Horse. Cows. Calves, Sheep,
Hogs, and variety of Fowls; Agricultural I'm
plements Wagon, Cart. Harness Carpenters
Tools. and many other useful articles. A new
STOREH0USE near by. with one and three
quarter acres Of land attached an excellent husi-
ness stand money can be made there. The farm.
crops, stock. furniture fowls, storehouse,s &c.
can be had for ~. 900 possession given immedl-
ately. Farm, crops, &C.. &C., excluding store
house and one and three-quarter acres Of land can
be had for So, SEQ; storebOuse and one and three
quarter acres of land, $500. Any one wishing to
the place can write me line, and they shall be
met ut the depot; and any one coming to see the
place. and not SO informing me can very easily
lind the way to sValley Land by asking the rail-
road agent at Mossingford depot. Address
J. H. READ,
Mossingford Depot, Charlotte county, Va.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS DAy.
By James NJ. Taylor & Son, Auct1oneerS'
Office No. 81 Main street,
three doors below Spotgwood 6otei.
THIS DAy.
TRUSTEES SALE OF vALUABLEI

rIIRUsTEE,s SALE OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE, IN THE CITY OF i Eli ar
MoND. AT AUCTIoE.-By virtne OK 2 osea md Nd
trnst executed to the subscriber by John Si az, ~
HannaI, his wife. bearing date the am anS "
Anri! lssl duly recorded In the Rlcnnoieu - tha
tIn1s Court shall, In execution sheIsoiT q" .aI5
re,f,est I'm writing OF the 0enenclaIlcs IL " tho
deed proceed to sell at public aucto,s;e S ON at
premises. on SATURDAY, July q to S;- fIay
O'Clock p. NJ, If fair, If NOT inc nr9s EsTATE
thereafter Sunday excepted), the A.-ea,n lot.
Conveyed by the said deed-yiz., eea ia haina
Iace or marcel of land situate, lying ana oe,ng
IN the city of Richmond ut being the samer faeh
nerty which was conveyed to the SAID JONI ,Sa nv
nv YoueI g. Rust and Eliyia D. hus!, Its ,ne year
tSoir dead dated the 9th day of APRIL IN VIC d.
Iaaa and az record I'm the Clerks once 81 VIZ as
tings Court of the city Of Rlchmondl, posuu s mn
SnIfos to wit Beginning at the line OF si 49, the
sne an the Brook road, hfey:eght teet from sle
north lire Of ten-foot alley thence 70 @ south
a side of said road l22 feet, thence running eIIed
fos feet to an alley ten feet woe tar margin
Grahau,s alley thence along the Wes ,t " hegin-
Of said alley i2o feet inches to the polht "a
ming. ,,,os nronerty there Is q
GOOD store dwelling, and other pnlia l ,-esides
the same property on which the sala GiS at one
TEENS: 6ne-fourth cash the balance a. I'm IN
two and three wears for negotiable notes, mar
tarast from day of sale. secured BY deed OF tr.
'ei COZ - GEORGE NJ. DREMk1, IIu = GOV
Sale conducted by JAMES ID. IAiL9 ie s q
Auctioneers. g.--s
The above sale Is postponed until Inrtne. ,,nri
g., nnnsa"mence of an order from military authorl-
ties stopping t''e Saiii' u''''' jy alt
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r IsT OF LETTERS REMAINING, IN II.
THE MANCHESTER POST-oFflCE

" a y
ladies' LIsr.-hliss Z. J. Anderson, francss
E. Bass, Mrs. Dorithy Blankenshlp' o Ills W
Baldwin, Mrs Sallie A. Berry, MRS; susan Ha r..
ChaIkley. Mrs Kate Charter, Miss Lena Hiea-
Isa e. Mis-. Eliza Eastwood Mrs Elizabeth
Foster, Miss Mary Jane Gilbert, MISS MAY "; g.
Goode. Mrs. e. F. Harding, Miss LIZZIE ha HJl'
SIiss Flfrjda Holland, Mrs. Sarah L: Hogan t Mrs.
MARY E. Hatcher, Miss Martha Keith MIS-. MAJ ,ia,
thu Moore Miss Sarah A. McGee, nrs' Lucy
A. McLebard, Lucy j.. Natalie, Mrs; Jonn fagv,
Mrs. Mary S. PoIlard- Miss 8. A. PilEint9n, mn
NJ. Robinson Miss Emma Thacker, MISS Ha Irrn.
Tucker. Miss Mary Turner. Mrs y6sephu eeS,'
Miss Kate Walsh Mrs Addle V. Winfree' MISS
'Gr!STI RMESiS LIsT.-John w. Adkins, A. d.
Riankenship, JamesA. Bruce Messrs. BaughrnaIn
brothers, 3. II. Clarke, James Conway d. NJ.
Cox, Rev. William A. Dnrfey. Major Far 1I,
Francis Flournoy, Thomas e. Gibbs, Edwin Han
SON e. D. A.. Hogan, F. Harris, A; A: jerks ass
james Fl. Jackson (coloredl, William Jones. Geo.
a. Kirtly, William l.. Lithgow. +: NJ. Logan; pa
yid Lewis, Sam Lifthart,. C. McRae, Galk Nose
", Dock 'Mosely lcolored), John Moore, r. Ma-
thegs e Som A. Mntheson, Whit Moore. Ut, a.
Monteiro. Il. p. Owens, Il. Nj. Pul!iam, waiter
Reams, Phil Scott tcoloredl Habert Stiger, y.
W. A.. TYLER, John Tracy. Matt Tyler, George a.
Whitford, Colored Church Minister Charles T.
Waltlla William II. Walker. John y; liRii st
j. Il. Williams. d. NJ. MooDi' 4"'
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BY wellington Goddin,
knctioneer and Real Estate Agent.

VERY VALUABLE LOT, AT THE
v NORTHWEST CORNER OF MAIN mn ASp
TENTH STREETS. FOR SALE At AgCidQSs
TOGETHER WITH THE OLD Is Chs
TIIEREON.-Will be sold ut auction, on the pre-.
misses on TUESDAY the 7th day OF July, lsss, &c
above on which formerly stood Messrs. Meade <
Baker drug store, fronting 2oa feet running back
about IS feet. a< ,,
For commercial purposes this Is justly regarded
as one amongst the most valuable lots on Maln
street being In the heart of the city and within 700
TERMS: One-ffth cash balance at six, twelve,
eighteen and twenty-four months, for negotlaDle
notes, interest added, secured by trust deed.
For any other information as to title &C., apply
to the auctioneer. .,a
After the sale Of the lot, about fifty thousand
10 % Auctioneer.
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By Wellington Goddin,
Apctioneers and Real Estate Agent.

VERY VALUABLE LOT GN THE
SIDE OF MAIN BETWEEN NINTH AND
TENTH STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUCTION IN
viii be sold ut auction, on the premises ON TUES-
DAY the It'll OF JULY 1853. Mt balf-past clock T.
~, that truly valuable LOT located as above, ad-
ioing the restaurant Of Mr.. William Euker, 'front.'
Ing 243 feet running back about no ieet more or
less This Is regarded rs most valuable lot, being
I'm a very desirable business part of the city.
TERMS: One-third cash; balance ut one ana Two
Nv n trnst deed. = 80 - y w. GODDIS,
u, Auctfnncer.
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ByLee 4 Goddin, Auctioneers,
No. l1lf Main street.
U,RUsTEEs SALE OF NINETY-sI

TRUSTEES SALE OF NINETY-SIX
TENDING BACK ONE HUNDRED AND
TWENTY FEET TO TEN1F00T ALLEYs
FRONTING ON THE WESTERN LINZ oF
TWENTY-NINTH STREET BETWEEN CLAY
AND LEIGH STREETS, AT. AUC'PI0N.-By
virtue of certain deed oftrust bearing date nth
of January. 1857 duly recorded In Henrico County
Court Clerks Office, book ~ page AZ. TO the sub
scriber as trustee 10 secure the payment of GER
tain bond In said deed specified for $500 aud In
terest and being requested so to do by the beneh-
ciary, will pr0ceed to sell on. "WEDNESDAY.
18th OF July. 1853, the premises, at half-past
upon which stands large three-story brick tene-
ment, or SO much thereof as Will be sufficient 10
discharge the amount due by said bond. with IN
TERMS :: Cash as to expenses of sale, ana Whilst
the deed provides for cash sale it Is very proDa-
Bile that q reasonable credit will be given az 70
part of the purchase money!
iv ssas1 "a &s1sl4'sTs-3s3 = 'FEkSHe~2 Trustee.
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BY Grubbs & Williams, Auctioneers,
,yortbxyest corner Main and Eleventh streets.

A VALUABLE FA 4 NJ OF sixty,
TiIRNPIKE, ABOUT HALF A MILE WEST
OF THE FAIR GROUNDS, FOX Sal, SALE ,n At
viii on MONDAY, eth of July, at O'Clock P. NJ,
sell upon the premises the EARN al referred rG n 10
I3nton,s estate. and opposite to the farm of John
r. Kerr, Esq. Nearly the whole of 1t Is Is cleared
and in good state of productiyeness. There Is
DWELLING with five rooms and the usual ont
houses also GOO to 700 choice young FRgdi
TREES, a large number Of select CRAZE VINES.
Also. 4 wel-situated ICE-PoND.
This place is peculiarly adapted for trucking and
TEENS: 0ne-third cash; balance at SIX ana
twelve months for notes, with interest aaae'' anu
secured by deed Of trust. :. 1,,rrrI,>,s
"a 90 o. "a 90 Jvltdtds Auctioneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-07-04
BY wellington Goddin,
Auctfoneer and Real Estate Agent.

THIRTY THREE AND TWO-THIRD
ONE MILE EAST OF RICHMOND. WITH
TWO ICE-HOUSES THEREON, FOR SALE
AT zAUCTION.-Will be sold at auction, on the
premises, on THURSDAY the 9th Of July, 1863 ut
o. clock P. NJ, the TRACT OF LAND located rs
above tbeing part of the Jude farm y, adj0n-
ing the lands Of Messrs. William j. HARDWOOD Gar
land Hanes, dr.. and William A. Robinson, con-
tanning thIrty-thrce and twothlrd acres. of which
about twenty acres are cleared; balance In woods.
There are on the place two ice-houses and ponds,
which could be made very profitable. 1t Is also
well adapted for dairy farm or market garden.
FL TERMS: One-fourth cash balance at four. eight
and twelve months for negotiable notes, interest
added, secured by trust deed.
-- &C.,. ...,'.....-..---a W. GODDIN.
~ jy4 .-s -.- Auctioneer. |
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-07-04
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

NEW YORK SOUTHERN LAND
IN AGENCY.-As announced In my card June
10th, L have established in the city OF New
York an agency for the sale OF every. de-
scription of real estate In Virginia, aud for the
promotion of emigration to the State. Ny e1ten-
era system of advertisements, will give me unusual
facilities for disposing of property placed In my
hands. Z. CARR1NGTON CABELL-
: jy Sim No. Barclay street, New York