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Then you have % hook irs the jaws OF sthe
1eviathan. II she throws her money in
your face, you retort with her appearance,
and that esers IL up. Ss 81
80 Therefore, my son, 90 to her wedding
tomorrow Hide your disappointm
the gayest Of the gay and the iveliest Of
the lively. Farewell. May the Allah OF
the imbeciles protect you s.-..z sp
And enve1oping himself in mist, he dis
appeared as quickly as he came. 80 p
rAli NISSAN pondered.T He changed his
mind. He neglected to suicide. He went
home, he parted his hair behind, he brush
ed his teeth and biacked his boots, and ar
raging himself in his most stunning pair Of
pants, his most gorgeous vest, and, the most
crushing necktie, he went to the wedding,
and danced an Irish jig with the bride.
He was so gay, SO Jolly, and wasn't SO pale.
and wan, that the bride nearly choked with
vexation. His manliness was rewarded.
That. night he ewas introduced4to q widow
NTH mo children, only fourteen years his
senior, who; hadn't any will at all but
whose husband had been kind enough TO
accumulate d pile Of spelter before depart
ing this life: "a Her he married, and Tor
many years lived in the full enjoyment OF
everything he was capable Of enjoying.
.ei,r,,7 1.-THE END oFlTHE TALE :oslt2
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e, pp cr1ci, II:.'5 ,,nss ,1s1sz

i. He who m Marie In. il haste repents Of
leisure So sometimes does he who isn't in
somuch Of hurry.
2. There's as good fish in any river you
can mention as .Was ever pulled out, and
better too. 1900 - !, -....,s 4 ,-,s4
8. He who, misses q hawk may esteem
himself lucky if he knocks over 9 part
Ridge. A10S s.}fEzs7 t2iIo5 .Esa ~ - ''SS',.
These maxims are Persian, as any one
can seesbys the Oriental cut of. their respec-
tive, jibs.or The author don't assert that
they have anything t., do with the tale, but
as maxims, standing On their respective
merits as such, he submits them to q, dis
eliminating public, 4339g I'D .9aIEatE
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TRUSTEES SALE. OF { VALUABLE

,TRUSTEE'S, SALE, OF VALUABLE
!, u JAMES RIVER. ESTATE IN CHESTER.
FIELD COUNTY I'm pursuance OF n decide
trust made by Edward o. Watkins, OF the county
of Ghssterdeld On ,t4e 18th day 9f January: lssa
county on the same day, the undersigned rs trus-
tee therein named, will offer for sale, on the pre-
misses, al - NJ, on WEDNESDAY the 18th day of
June 1863 If fair, If not the next fair day there
after, that valuable farm called WESTBR0OK,.
situated IN the county OF chesterfield the James
river, adjoining the lands of John Watkins's es-
tate, William, CHIPS estate and the Presque Isle
estate, and containing 1888 acres. The improve
ments consist Of a framed dwelling house with six
rooms and the necessary out-h0uses. 1t Is unne-
cessary to give more detailed description, as per-
sons Wishing to purchase will visit the place. which
can be readily rsaeied by steafters from Rich,
TEENS: one-afth OF the amount due the BENEFIT
ciary beig SO 900, with for several years
cash; negotiable notes for the BALANCES at six,
twelve, eighteen. and twenty -four months wtthin.
terest added and secured by trust deed For the
remainder of the PURCHASE lnoney, iany, the
terms win be made known on day OF sale.
The crops now growing on the land wtllbe re-
seryedy but such possession win be given the pur-f
chaser aswil enable him to seed crop Of wheat,
and complete possession win be given on the lst OF
january next, except so farasIwfn be required 10
save and deliyer the corn crop now growing ON the
place. The chaser will be entitled 70 the rent
from the ayof saics Tie taxes or 1893 to be pate
by the purchaser. = Sss HENRY cox Trustee.
nv &dtdsZ - -, oSs's
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PGrERsnuRa, June 8. 1853.

IEtEpSPOR1, SukaNsVSlASVCp
The weather for several days has been
dry and pleasant, and we hear less OF rust
in the wheat than when il was wet and
sultry. We may presume, therefore, that
the disease is not spreading. Much Of the
crop is beginning to change color, and ur-
less something untoward should happen 1t
NAV reasonably be. hoped that It will es-
cape that most dreaded Of all its scourges,
the black rust. rsgs4 1850 teg,
Tobacco continues TO come in. freely, the
receipts for the present week being SS!
hocshesds against $50 last week. The total
receipts since the LIST of, October are. 1861
hogsheads, and the inspections 6,l4s hogs,
heads. L,
Mr.. Phillips, with whom Mayor Burgess
had the difficulty day or two ago, made
his appearance this morning before the
Magistrates Court-the same magistrates
who had pronounced on Mr.. Burgess case.
The testimony went to show that Phaillps
had said he should have nothing more to
do with the matter; nevertheless the court
bound him over in the sum OF Sz5O 70 Keep
g the peace-Mr. Burgess Offering to put his
i mime ON the bond which was accepted. 1t
9 arneors that Phillips was inTeigled into
making the offensive remark by some one
or two members of the Radical party, who
are secretly hostile tosBurgess, and 2who are
reported to have said as much themselves
behind Burgess's back and denying tito his
face. sItvay~ sEG:asatF ls6aEtatoE;5' Z
People are making. themselves. o little
merry over the fact that within the thirty
DAYS. or Whereabouts, since the new coun-
cilmen have been in Office, thrseiof them, in
Guiding the Mayor, should. have been brought
UP before the civil authorities, one Of them
charged .withsyiei Eating sthes revenue laws,
and the others with breaches of the peace.
The Distinguished DR.. Bayne, for what
cause & is difficult to soy, appears to have
fallen into utter disrepute in all the upper
part of this district. ! After haranguing
here to deaf, ears few nights ago, he went
- to ,Nottoway, and was there received with
= still greater .disfavor. At Burkeylue ne
was actually beaten by. the, negroes, VINO
or ordered him off in the, first train. Afraid
to Get. out ON reaching the depot in. this city,
he thought to pass through without being
insulted, but some keen-eyed negro, recog-
nizing him through the car window, saluted
him with a brickbat, inficting some injury
upon him. Doubtless Bayne is just as good
AMMAN as any of his defamers, but, after
all the honors that have been heaped upon
him, he has lived to have practical Illus
tration of the caprice Of his race. - S. !: r
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asF Il. By, Wellington, Goddtn. IN.
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.
VTALUABLEl0 IMPROVED READ Es

V7ALUABEEio IMPROVED REAL sES-
: " d TATE; In THE PLAN De MILLs,saAR.
.DEN.T ON THE WEST LINE, OF EIGHTH
STEE1EKTs S2kBH 81 HEIfM
&C., FOR SALE ATtAUCT1ON.--Att the request
of the treasurer Of the Literary and Social Society
lof the city OF Richmond shall sell at suction on
the premises, on WEDNESDAY, the 18th June,
1899, at O'Clock P. NJ, the above described pro-
perty The lot has front Of "a feet and depth Of
leo feet to awide alley on which there has recently
been erected o large one-story framed building
well adapted to the purposes for which 1t was
constructed or by the expenditure OF reasonable
sum, 1t could be converted into handsome cottage
residence At the same time and place viii be
sold magnificent ~ VIZ Stssilt 2,
80 BILLIARD-TABLE- tr.I 90. as
2SUPERIOR TEN-PIN' ALLEYS with
30 5F5Ssszs' balls, etc:tj 14.E5 r9JI3'tj 81. g
!. - ii Andthe FURNITURE attached to the
IT ERMs aReasona Bic, and made known at the
hour of sale. Essi WELLINGTON GoDDIN. +!
les s-a .s...-. Auctioneer, -
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= BY Grubbs q Williams, Auctioneers, {
pNorthwese corner Of Main and Eleventh streets.
;TRAMED sDWEIL1Na AND VACANT

.ERAMED DWELLING AND VACANT,
Lot, ON: CATHERINE STREET BE
TWEEN SMITH AND HENRY STREETS FOR
SALE ATsAU CTIONl-We viii sell .at- auction.
at O'Clock p. n. the TRAINED DWELLING
stuatedas above, next to- the residence OF T.. II:
Chestermnn. The house has six rooms. The lot
fronts about Is feet and back about los feet to-
! Aiso,a VACANT LOT adjoining on the east,
fronting 4sa feet and running back los feet TO an
alley 10 feet wide.1- 1850 a9 gs StqE3af-e 2
> TERMS 0ne-tmrdcash; the balance at and u
months for negotiable notes, interest added Sc
cured BY trust deed Taxes for 1858 to be paid by
the purchaser. ;fsr fGRUBBS q, WILLIAMS, =
lie Auctioneers.
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2 s5tBr wellington Goddin,
i 4uctioneer. and Real Estate Agent. 7
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAY
u - II - = Z. Z !. = - -
2gg By wellington 9oddin,r =

ssfSEs. IStdks tAB6uts
LIVE BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS
IL ON UNION HILL, KNOWN AS LOTS NO.
c2AND I'm ADAMS'S DIVISION, FOR SALE
AT AUCTION will sell at auction on the
premises, on TUESDAY the 9th day Of June 1883
at 2. M., the following real estate: Z; ssua >
: Two beautiful BUILDING LOTS on the west
side Of Twenty fifth between and streets, each
fronting 80 feet on Twenty -fiffh street. running
back within parallellines 1872 feet ,,4'y q,t;
One beautiful BUILDING LOT on the east side
OF Twenty fourth street between o and p streets,
fronting IL feet inches on Twenty fourth street
and az feet inches on Byrd street, running back
within parallel lines l37 feet. Uft.l's7sT1 ~ d
One Beautiful triangular LOT fronting 1871 feet
inches on the east side Of Byrd street, running
One beautiful BUILDING LOT on the east side
Of Twenty-fourth7 street between and streets,
fronting IS feet on Twenty-fourth street. running
back within parallel 1inest32 feet. ssg rsa ~ =
These lots, are regarded as, amongst the most:
beautiful In that portion Of the city for private
residences. iSVp 1905 E9hf %ftF&H S17JI Il
Tho above property will be sold without reserve.
TERMS One-half cash; the balance at months
for negotiable notes, with interest added. and
trust deed to secure the deferred payments. The
taxes for 1858 to be paid by the purchaser. (,
WELLINGTON GODDIN, =
E. A. j. CLoPToN, Salesman : -, So lee
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BAKERIES.
BREAD,

r- r, BREAD,
baked daily, and made In the very best manner, Of
stt5 gsGthe best material, at a1l -rE
7ffr-yss. j. G. BAGNALL'S BAKERY, =,
22os Main street
between Twenty-second and Twenty third streets.
Orders promptly attendedto tA let
r. D.. BRIGGS'S. OLD ESTABLISHED
L. RICHMOND BAKERY
..57fnsgEE {ESTABLfsHED 1854
Is NOW BAKING fONE-THfRD MORE THAN
- ANY OTHER ESTABLISHMENT
siIiiH As6a3t IN THE CITY. -
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pETERsBURG LETTER.

The Wheas- Receipts of Tobacco M,,.
Paillips Bostad OUer. 10 Keep The Peace !.
Indiqnitics offered TO Dr.. Bayae. MA
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CAHPEfIEGS, RUGS. 80.
!. REsTAURANTs, &C.

.VETEIt II, UNUSUALLY FAVORED
LBT;THEssEAsgNs, has;a rare EAkrppEasi; q
CRABS tsoft and hardL L0BsTERs, FISH n o. az. al
P fSE sTRAWBEaBIIEEss IoHAT Ep ESsR,S e
SWEET BREAD &C., with that never:failins
found dalton store OF good Iiyipg-HAA and Ch M
BAGE. He assafes his friends that ne never lns
a liner SUPPLY OF DEL1CAClEs.t he nfss'
4 Families and dinner parties supplied 70 ofoe'.
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A SSIGNEE'S SALE.-As assignee IN
In Bankruptcy Of Myer CohnI viii sell a, nu ~
lie auction, on TUESDAY the 10Th june. La
commencing at 10 O'Clock, at the store No, loo
Main street, the following articles to Wit
pipes CLARET, barrel CLARET
barrels BITTERS
Z - 4barrels WHITE WINE, .aasa
laSz u dozen bottles LILO OBS (sssortedl,
1oCANDY JARS
~ 1WATER COOLER, E ~
set LIQUOR MEASURES,
= = 1WAG0N and HORSE and HARNESS.,
airs Ito cords WOOD. aas haE 59a5r -
Apart of the wood Is ut yoegler's Spring D.stIl.
Terry, about three miles from the city. The balance
In the woods upon Higgins's farm. al fs5
Terms Cash for all Gums under $50; for hs,
sum and upwards upon credit OF 60 days interes.
added. upon negotiable notes satisfactorily en-.
dorsed. 8! gai*~ - 2. T. G 81 Is Ia,
Sale conducted by THOMAS w. KEEsEE, Auc.
ttoneer. So CfW g-tssa3.rss .5.t he
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TINE VALUABLE LOT OF THE M

TINE VALUABLE LOT OF THE ME-
; Il CHANCES INSTITUTE ON THE WEST
SIDE. OF NINTH BETWEEN MAIN AND
FRANKLIN STREETS, FOR LEASE AT AUG
TI0N.-WiH be leased at auction !fer FIVE to ten
yearsl on the PIT mises, onFRIDAY the 18th June,
1858, at 1o,clock p NJ, that truly valuable lot To-
Gated as above fronting OIL feet running back about
$50 feet more or less This lotts so we'll and IA
,yorably known that fuller description Is deemed
unnecessary. 30 =
TERMS: Liberal, to be announced at lifetime of
Jos Auctioneer.
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rdyse 8 g. ARRAM. 81 Is9l
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'"a ; BY ellington Goddin. :
lAuctioneer and Real Estate Agent,

TRUSTEES SALE. or REAL ESTATE
i, on BYRD AND SECOND STREETS AND
ON OREGON HILL.-By virtue OF aided Of trust
executed IN the subscriber by MIR. Patrick Bolton
corded In Henrico County Court, shall, in exc
cution thereof proceed to sell at public auction,
on the premises, on SATURDAY the lath Of Juns,j
1888 at O. clock p. NJ II fair If not the first fair
day thereafter Sunday excepted 1.-THE real estate
conveyed by the said-deed, consisting of HOUSE
and LOT at the southeast corner of Byrd and
First streets, fronting thirty-two feet, running
back sixty-fgc feet. Also, two certain LOTS OF
LAND, on Oregon Hill, with the BUILDINGS
thereon, conveyed to said Bolton by Henry Tim
berlake and wife,. Also. one other certain T. OF of
LAND on Oregon Hill, with the BUILDINGS
thereon conveyed to said Bolton by Hugh
] TERMS Whilst the deed requires q cash sale,
yet am authorized by the creditor to- say that nc
win accent one-fourth cash; bala,ice tat six,
ntess by dee9
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HORSES AND MULES.

MOTTO MULES AND HORSES Just
IN arrived, and for sale on. very accom- ~
and Sale tables.-zFranklin- street. ONE
HUNDRED MULES and HORSES, amongst them
some broke mules and several pairs of No. l coach
J, NH slg4 s5s1cezs Is ~ tfToJOlH-N. 3. DAVIS.
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STORES, 7o7 MAIN AND Sic BROAD STREET.
Keeps constantly on hand all kinds of BREAD
CAKES, and CRACKERS.
TINE GREATEST INDUCEMENTS
Isd III led are offered at 81.
2" T. E. GILES BAKERY,
No. $40 BROAD STREET.

Parties having pic-nics and excursions will find
it TO their advantage by calling on US before pur.
chasing elsewhere, 1--WE have The largest assert.
ment Of FANCY CAKES and CRACKERS m the
Don't forget the right place. T. E. Gill,
my 80 No. $50 Broad street,
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REAL i, ESTATE ATT E. AGENTS .,[sj ;

M LANDb CARR :Tgge7 Ait III
~ III ~ GENERAL LAND AGENTS
= - - CHARLOTTESVILLE VA, -L2''
have ors sale VALUABLE FARMS In various
fgsYss Il VgR aHa fsysF ren Among
them, most fertile and beautiful FARM on the
canal three-quarters of mile from Richmond
and 6 GOTHAM PARK,n the most complete and
attractive residence between Richmond and Char
lottesyille, quarter of mile from Gotham sta
tion. Virginia Central railroad. my Sim,
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Lost AND FOUND

=
ONEY LOST. SATURDAY. MORN
,1x1eING3 between the stores of w atkins,, Cot
trell Go: and Gordon 4 CrIngan, PACKAGE
OF MONEY was,Iost obtaining between one hun
dred and one hundred and fifty dollars. The finder
Literally rewarded Laying Y With :
je s-lw* corner Eleventh and Main streets, 70
NOTICE Is hereby given that have made
IN application for the renewal Of CERTIFY
GATE OF STOCK OF the Old Dominion Iron and
Nall Works Company for lag shares said scrip,
having BEEN loSt.Bi.E Toivaf u 3rrgsLl -.
r. ,OST.-The following NOTES were mail
IL ed to US on the 9th February from Wilcox
Wharf, Charles City county, Va, and have been
{ -Four NOTES. all dated Franklin July s, 1900:
all signed by Jules g. Olivier, Pellerin, Alfred
A. Fusiier; Joseph Olivier and all payable to the
order of, Richard A.. Wilkins, at the counting
house Of Biology Noblin Z Co., in the city Of New
Orleans. One payable at two years, one at three
years. one at four years, and one at five years from
date for the sums OF IS, OLE, 81 5as, S7,o47 land
.s''ss-' = 81 iUULD CARRINGToN ~ y.
ay,S.A s.--,.4r Attorneys for r. A. Wilkins, 2"
je5-10t lib Main street. Richmond Va
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FUTuRE pay.
ByA. 2. Stokes g CO., Auctioneers.

BY A. z. Stokes e Co, Auctioneers.
"A UCTION vi will, sell on WEDNEs.
4 IL DAY the 10th instant, at our store, commen.
cling at 10 O'Clock q large and Desirable stock OF
! GROCERIES, consisting In part Of. 2, .s.l1..
/ 81 as hsg ga ss PoHT0RIeo and MUscoVADo
~ 30 hossSsads BACON. shoulders snd sides;
100 bags RIO GOLFER, p;Sg sE,Iab'f
20 bags JAVA COFFEE, ,, - !. 49,
100 barrels Drown SUGAR, 7iqST
gss 10 bags RICE, .ssEfs8Rstfz4i .ae;.t!4s.
30 barrels SHAD, 4.
90 barrels VINEGAR, $50 tE!t<- IN Sss
100 barrels HERRINGg 1ssI aEt rtftfg
So boxes ADAMANTINE CANDLES, -
rs boxes SOAP, go $3.50 ~ ~ -
81 4 so boxes CHEESE asafa n Affa.s Cd.
20 barrels SYRUP, ~ ~ $50 t,s,t,.
so bags CORKS. assorted sizes: -'iSf's
20 kegs MULE Shoes .9H 2rTk zss,az
- Is chests GgMP0MDER TEA ss7Yss;f I
80 dozen BUCKETS
+ loo reaEns WRAPPfNG PAPER, ,lBsti'
Rs lIR0N SAFE9Fs Fgoa ri b sGSsaBg
+ s. Z SE9ARSs - s-s.. ~
- CIARET, lSS1 as@ E.15fSstE = 5fs.E 10
5issb 0HAMPAGEE WINES aesG isaI,Esifa
"a ..WooPENWARE,,& &C., ~ 81 y;,ES.s.,,,e4 / !
10 boxes STARCH. - - - !. s.sss' ss-
TERMS OF SALE For all snnisoysr 4tsushirty
days time for approved, negoti sla gsEss cSv
z jes hao4t3 ess EE0atSeS W'fAuctioneers.
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, DISsOLUTTONs, &c. /.
>i'1f - s3 " a97f RICHMOND May soth, 1858.
T,HE UNDERSIGNED having entered


2i'sF - saS " a92 RICHMOND, May soth, 1858.
T,HE UNDERSIGNED having entered
4 Il into partnership ut the old stand Of DANIEL
O'DoNNELL, No. sls Broad street. between Eighth
and Ninth, are now prepared to do PLUMBING,
GAS and STEAM FITTING, and HYDRAULIC
WORK GENERALITY SO ~ 41st&EE51 =
The long connection of one of the partners In the
water department of this city as superintendent,
and his general knowledge of this business renders
him practically qualified for the construction Of
water works, and therefore viii contract for any
work in this line, either in town or country. We
hope by promptness and good work to merit a
reasonable share of public patronage.
- JAMES L. DAVIS,
"a je 5-eod3m. ! DANIEL O,DONNELL.
dissolution. The rcco-partnership
H. heretofore existing under the name of IS
BON BENEDICT & CO. is this day dissolved BY
assets and assuming all the liabilities Of the con-
Germ. - 1SBON BENEDICT u co.
RICHMOND, VA, May go 1868.
Gerry and COMMISSION BUSINESS and So
licitsa continuance of thu liberal patronage be-
stowedupon the late concern. -
739 Main street, corner of Eighth,
= je2-lwfaT Q! aiz9l opposite Spotswood Hotel.
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: . ii BY Wellington Goddin,3 siT
a. :Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.

.. a. j. CLopToN. Salesman. -
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mafrtmonfGiI 6Canetn1ng like e4uallty-lf
there is.aIfy difference between the parties
it should be lii faiViorsof The. male, for the
reasbn, that shavingsthe credit Of being the
stronger vessel, it hurts his feelings sadi:s to
gotothe WALL Had. ysn iSilassfsiea this high
tempered 'fernafeee possessed ofsmonsy, the
would ALI have BEEN hers. She
:haspf nte1leet, which, yoHa have nosLshe has
money, which yeuS lack 81 Ypai5 both have
beauty, but that is only valuAbfsifn fsA
male. The men run after q handsome
womans but <Womeno dkspiss pretty MANI
sbeoause he. is aptte be Ids aaear Ike ther-
selves as is;is possible soof tVwo4beiags gotten
upssoa didereHt mod % be s;sana every
weIl.Iegufated female desires an oppo.
STE, do not dissppf64se Sof your mar
rying sfor none ne go6dHof 1.-THE tax
payers ioef- Year. sSwnAa aem6nds Il !.
,bute see 10 zfs xlk8 Hhs lar nd aHtAlfa,f
that in that particular. at ssisaSf fySss nav nav
be on an equality Nth her, and also id ffe
end oS her Hot having force enonuh foi
make fuctaon ID asiecotnt Of iisr .mossiey,.y
.Btch MARRIAGES SSe proper cfttis had Az
the nsxt gensfation, but Is god ftr sIiiis !:
and this is the generation .for which Me- afe
more iwMedistelK ,eqncasned, :, ITS fair 10
presume that he nsss vii take care 81 its
ELI aa S3shont Any of or spterf srancs. Tho
dan Who sas 49, sg
necessarily be "a II III se;sj r, ssi u
~ glss ssss 81 b
be spoiled 6hs should IS also M. ~ a uys
old, as veil as stupid, that while a. mS fss
aAaefstce Y marrying . psnniiess man, tisi
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Sas observation-disclosures sI28 -
n TIE above sale has been postpenaa e VEL
NEsD1 q, Jnne III. isss Il slse ssiue hour. Ms
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.ELTING,

f5sss,3 --TyyHG &c., &H.saL VIZ 95..I
on, hESessof 10 astsssy d,strssn Nsytagt m
my hapds - favor os KeIly TAckess y, IoTd sT
- TRaMa Essh. liza ss3Kr5I p, h E0QTE.
| Constable district Ne. ~ Chssteraelu sosolss.
AfAxcAEkTEHI Vs. BaSy - lsess - ms ~ 'ss
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BY James III. Taylor & Son, Auctioneers,
Office No. s2l Main street,
three doors below Spotswood Hotel.
yT1RUsTEE's d sALE,sR0Fsz, VALUABLE

d SALE OF, VALUABLE
i REAL ESTATE, IN THE, CITY OF RICH.
MOND, AT AUCTION.--By virtue OF deed OF
trust executed to the subscriber by John Clash and
Hannah, his wife, bearing date the 9TH day. OF
April, 1851 duly recorded In the Richmond Hus-
things Court i shall, In execution thereof at the
request, in writing, of the benefciaries In said
deed, proceed to sell at public auction on the pre-
misses, on TUESDAY the 9Th day Of June, 1888, at
O'Clock p. ~, IL fair, If not the first fair day
thereafter Sunday excepted), the REAL ESTATE
conveyed by the said deed-viz., A certain lot,
piece or parcel of land, situate lying, and being
In the city of Richmond lit being the same pro-
perty which was conveyed to the said John Clash
by Youel S. Rust and EliviaJ. Rust. his wife, by
their deed dated the cath day Of April in the year
tings Court Of the city Of Richmqndl h9pnded MS
folfows-to wit; Beginning at the line OF Mary Ann
Evans, on the Brook road fftyeight feet from the
n0rthline OF ten-foot alley, thence on the west
ern side Of sad road l22 feet thence running south
103 feet to an alley ten feet wide, usually called
Graham salley; thence along the western margin
of said alley 1es feet inches to tho point of be-
Upon the above-descrtbed . property there is.a
good store, dwelling, and other buildings, and Is
the same property which the said Clash resides.
TERMS: One fourth cash; the balance at one,
two, andtlree yearsfor nGgotiab Bile notes with In
terest from day Of sale. secured by deed of trust.
Sale conducted by JAMES NJ TAYLOR q SON,
2Auctioneers.7 ot.tGT sl2J o3l my blot
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CHERRIES sALE.-seagers and ais. Us.
~ Wrenn.--Ry virtue OF, an osder Of the Circuit
Court Of Chesterfield county tIade at the May term
1863 In the above c4tse, Twill proceed on the 9th
County Coart 81 the Said COUNTY to sel It pubc
auction, at the Of said county the fol-
lowing property1s wit ;aidGZTSsl5T lsglt ,bv
51dGca CRAY Mi, ogE74a 30 srzreg BOD
rod tDUN- DEORED1 Null ssf suanI ett
WAGON, and HARNESS to three mules,
being the same property which was levied on un-
der an execution issued from the Circuit Court of
the city Of Richmond In pursuance of decree In
the cause entitled &e fsF Archer and ais,
xyofaria 81 erait5y JOSEPH B. WALDEN,
Deputy Sheriff, for Joseph q. Worsham, Sheriff Of
Chesterfield county. - SSeLf Viz my 90 :!
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WANTS.

WTANTED, q BOY white or colored),
WV large enough to mind cows, to 60 about two
and q half miles I'm the country below Richmond.
and Danyille Railroad Office. az jes-lt*