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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-04-30
AUCTle,N SALES.
.A-S----L--e--.~-~-N~4
I FUTURE DAY. x
BY Wellington Goddin, fol's'1 y
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent. see


TRUSTEES SALE Of VALUABLE
EHHSS
Anthony Robinson, Jr.. and Rebecsa W, his wife,
the first TO Thomas ~ ana ne
tees bearing date ON the nth April 1851 both duly
recorded in Hnssngs TO- .s e bnnas
the the
sRssys e Ell ps y Il a
O. clock NJ, f fair, Il not, ON the arst fair Day
Of es
'iV All his the said Anthony Robinson, JUNIORS
divided moiety Of all the property sold ana con-
d Gseas es Il the
nIor, and Mayo CabeI jointly. TO which lasf-men-
toned deed reference Is hereby made Tor more
The property Is described In the last-menfioned
deed 81 trust as all the Ega .t,l;
which were purchased of Isaac K: Watkins by,
Mayo Cabell and said Robinson jointly as par.
watkins to them. bearing date the ono on the 2eth
day of APRIL 1854 and the other on tlie 2Stn d5y OF
April 1850 both duly recorded In kehmona an s.i
the fsea West line OF Ninth street running
Of Arch street, running back to Haxall's Min canal
also a front Of 4s or as feet on the west line Of
Ninth street, running back on the south side OF
Arch street 70 feet to an alley feet wide ALSO,
lot on the east side Of Ninth street fronting 90 rect
running back 1so feet, bounded on the south by
Haxali's Mill canal and on the north by an alley
. feet wide. The foregoing property is located
only few squares from the poss-ofice, banks, anu
The bower is one hundred inches OF water, with
the privilege to increase under fve,foot head,
and I'm addition, twenty-one feet fall The tall race
is many feet above any back-water ever known s'.
The power, being derived fron'tfle James River
and kauawha Canal basin, Is inyariable. Annual
The PROPERTY to be sold under the foregoing trust
deeds embraces two undivided moiettes, or, IN
other words, the whole property In fee simple,
with all the water rights and privileges appertafn-
Terms /: Although the deeds require that the
property shall be sold for cash as to the amount OF
the debt secured thereby yet we are authorized Dy
the holders of the bonds to say that they VIII &C,
cent one-fifth cash, Tor. satisfactorily endorsed
Negotiable note at ninety days, with interest add,
ed) the balance as six, twelve, eignteen, ,; ano
twenty-four months for negotiable notes, Win IN
terest added secured bya trust deed: = 7.5 r
THOMAS WATKINS. - Es-.
WILLIAM D. CABELL,
JOSEPH C.sCABELI,, JR.,' =
on an -s.T t.aFtf. = Trustees.
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Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.
Another Letter from Bedford.

Announcer Letter DSuAOTus
LIBERTY, VA, April %, 1868.
Yesterday being court-day, there was q
grand rally of the Conservatives of this
good old county of Bedford. Colonel
Withers was first introduced, and in his
usual happy and fluent style proceeded to
demolish the amphibious production Of the
late mongrel Convention. He threw down
the gauntlet in challenge "to Curtiss or
any other carpet-bagger or scallawag In the
county" But suppose they saw too many
gentlemen in the crowd to make it COM
Portable, and hence postponed their
remarks to the sweet conclave Of
loyal leaguers, where they might retail
their abuse of honest men uncontradicted.
Major Garland, of Lynchburg, followed
in some very strong, sledge-hammer ticks,
shattering the infamous production at every
stroke. Mr.. James F. johnson was then
loudly called for by his numerous friends,
and proceeded in his lucid and lawyer-ike
manner to show up particularly the "home-
stead clause "-showing, first, that it was
clearly violation of the Constitution of
the United States, as it was an ]" er post
fdCto law" and must necessarily impair
existing contracts. Then, secondly, he con-
tended that as this act was to be ratified by
the Legislature the adoption of the
Constitution did away with the "stay
law "-then, between the adoption of the
Constitution and the meeting of the LegiBla-
ture there would be time enough to sue out
attachments and sell out all the property
now retained under the provisions of the
stay law. e.-, -, ...r..s...
These views, were new and striking, and
were presented in such plain and forcible
language that every one seemed to be i'm
pressed, and determined to vote down this
production, which is literally "a covenant
with death and an agreement with hell
It was rumored that the Kuklux would be
on the rampage last night, but / heard
nothing of their ghostly march. 80 7.
Yours truly, 81. +.
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. f}H BY wellington Goddin,
q Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.
TRUSTEES. SALE OF ONE HUI,

TRUSTEES SALE OF ONE HUN.
| Il DRIED AND TEN ACRES VERY vALU.
ABLEVAND HIGHLY IMPROVED FARMING
LAND ON THE RICHMOND AND FREDE-
RICKSBURG RAILROAD, TWO MILES
NORTH OF RICHMOND. by virtue Of deed Of
trust to the subscriber, dated 9th Of August 1880
recorded In HenricO County Court In Deed Book
b, No. 81 page 900, shall, I'm execution thereof
laving been so directed by the parties Interested
sell at public auction on the premises, on FRI
DAY the 9Th May, 1888, ut q o'clockP NJ, II fair
not the next fair day thereafter ut the same hour
the real estate conveyed by the said deed consist.
ing Of ten lots In Prices PLAN designated by the
numbers to 10 inclusive and the letters A and B,
containing In the aggregate Ito o4-lOoo acres 'front.'
ing partly on the railroad and partly on the new
road leading by the Fair Grounds. adjoining the
Hermitage tract the lands DR.. Martin ). Taylor,
John 2. Ballard, and others. The land Is not
only In very high state Of cultivation. but lis
location is equal to the, best In that improving
ineighborhood.
The deed requires cash sale, but the creditors
arc willing to accept In lieu thereof One-third In
money and the balance on liberal terms Of credit.
to be announced Mt the hour of SALE The taxes for
1858 to be paid by the purchaser
The land win be sold In Lots, with beautiful
fronts, next to the land OF General Scott, TINS
!afordng view Of Richmond, according to the
original survey plat Of which may be seen at the
office Of the auctfoneers-or as whole. as may be
deemed most advantageous.
ap27 JAMES L. APPERSON, Trustee.
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,worshipped by, the 6 leaguers . with pros,
trate devoutness. The, pionsly inclined
pray, preach, and prophecy in his name,
and the profane swear BY him. In oil this
region, the name Of Hunnicutt is quite sup
planting that Of Washington the negroes
evidently believing the editor Of the Veg =
excepting the " late lamented," Abraham
Lincoln. *1'sles4
You may be surprised to learn, but It is o
fact, that there are large number OF white
men belonging to this " league" Men
good families and respectable ,anteeedents
have associated themselves with the negroes
against the white race through fear OF con-
fscation, negro. instruction, &c., or IN the
hope Of reward. Young men have thus
degraded, themselves to become or remain
constables, and old men have done likewise
to secure tho position Of - justice OF the
peace. This is selling out cheap, to be sure ;
but, as Walpole used to say, "every man has I.
his price," Those who have become" loyal"
through fear, hope thereby to escape
the horrors that are sometimes threatened
by incendiary scoundrels Of both colors--
proving traitors to their blood in the most
craven cowardice. These recreant whites
are Of all classes Of society and though they
are "brothers !" with the negroes at the Sa-
turday night meetings Of the league" they
affect strong conservatism in good compa-
ny, and denounce the Radicals and. negroes
in unmeasured terms of bitterness. ! have
been amazed to discover ION reliable autho-
rity) that some men who pretend to the
most ultra southern principles are really
members of the negro fraternity! Let all
true men beware of them.
Farmers are late in planting corn on ac-
count of the frequent rains. 1t is now cold
and raining. Wheat looks remarkably
well. If plant are good evidenc e,
there will be much land in this county put
into tobacco the present season. remark,
with infinite satisfaction, that our farmers,
both small and large, are unanimously
adopting improved methods and imple-
ments in their tillage. Negro labor is not
proving itself much more valuable and re-
Liable thanit was last year. Indeed, some
maintain that the negroes are growing more
and more worthless every year.
.& ARGUS.
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DRua NJ Va, April Is, 1868.
ZJlitors Richmond Dispatch ~

! aGentlemen,-I have just, accidentally,
seen copy of the Dispatch containing an
item stating that General Pierce, of Hamp-
ton, had his nose pulled and was wen
kicked by Major Putnam, military commits
sioner,n etc. l wish to. say-and / trust
you will do me the justice to make it pub
iic-that the whole statement there made is
an unqualified ta1sehood, and the author Of
it an aamitigated liar. General Pierce p
has never had his nose pulled nor been
clicked uby any man living Major Put
nam and had an alteration on the street
in Hampton which resulted in blows; but
aside from that, the whole report is false
from beginning to end. 800 - - .Y9G
q 80 Very respectfully, etc., n gaabt..a
.oH fu,t .raTps e II. a. PIERCE.
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- l;, BY Wellington Goddin,
.Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.
TTsRUSTEE'S SALE OF yALUABI
II .faappnvEn REAT rSrArr

loIMPBovEDs REAL ESTATE, IN Tur
CITY OF RICHMOND, ON NAVY HILL AN
ON THIRD STREET BETWEEN CLAY Am
LEIGH STREETS.--By virtue Of deed OF trns,
executed TO the subscriber by Mr. Moses Mittel.
dorfer and Fanny. his wife, bearing date sth Of
September. 1857, duly recorded In Richmond Hps
tngs Court Fshall, at the request Of the holder NJ
the three last notes each for 81 600 secured bS RE
said deed proceedto sell at public auction, On the
premises, In the order advertised. ON NOSDt'YS
The 18th Of May 1868 at O'Clock 2. ", II fair II
not the first fair day thereafter, the following
valuable REAL ESTATE, being that conyeyed hSS
the said deed-viz,, LOTS Nos 60 and 81 In tn.
plan OF Navy HILL each fronting % feet on the wsst
line of Fifth street, running back u? feet TO an
FRAMED TENEMENTS with five rooms In
each, besides kitchen, &C., and each renting for
Also that LOT on the east line Of Third between
Clay and Leigh streets, fronting "a lo-l2 feet run
ming back lao feet having thereon large rst-class
BRICK TENEMENT and other appurtenances
now In the occupancy Of Mr.. Mitteldorfer
The deed requires that the sale shall be for cash
rs to the expenses OF sale and for sum sufficient
TO discharge the amount Of said three negotiable
notes and as to the residue, on such terms as the
said Mittedorfer his assigns shall prescribe and
direct, or on toir failure to give such direction
then on such terms as the trustee shall think III
which terms the said trustee will announce AT the
hour of sale. ell GEORGE ID. WISE,
ap 20 ...J Fl. $50 .aaa.a-s .ra..s4 Trustee
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ri,7 BY Wellington Goddln, d
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL FsTAl

TsRUsTEEY SALE OF REAL ESTATE,
IL ON THE EAST SIDE OF IHiRD Be
TWEEN DUVAL; AND BAKER STREETS,,-
By virtue deed Of trust eEssssed 70 t,ss sub
1884 duly recorded In Richmond Hastings Court,
we Shall, in execution thereof having been so re,
nnested by the holders ofattis two notes isecnred
thereby prpeeedte sell q auction, onthe premisss
O'Clock r. n, II fair, II not, tho nrst fAir day
thereafter, the real estate conveyed ~ the said
on the east Mne Of Thsrd street Eunniag back l1s
feet 10 an alley sixteen feet wide, on which stands
tenement in front suitable for store aud dwelling,
and two small framed dwell houses on thezear
. T FER Enough In cash ID dsfrayshe exrsnses
Of sale and TO pay che two last notes secured by
ssid deedone TORI IL and the other for 9$o.
with all aceruing interest thereon; and % 20 the
residue OF the proceeds OF saie on suca tertna as
shall be announced q the hopr Of sale. fsensr
Isar ISL M Ms sRYpTeGs gsd;AnsoN,s Trustees
T. .Ss-We are spthogizedey the parties Interest.
cd TO say that the terms ADORE named VIII 60
changed TO $3.50 cash, $50 Ut four months and the
balance upon liberal terms 70 be anueaaeea ~ tns
hour. OF sale. -. - !. q X .
tap7f ssts"t - sst49 q az =. ". !.
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BY James NJ. Taylor Il Son, Auctioneers,
f.J 80 Office No. s2l Main street, '992I a.
Il three doors below Spotswood Hotel. 9y8i

TRUSTEES SALE OF VACANT LOTS,
ADJOINING MANCHESTER AT THE IN
TERSECTION OF THE PETERSRURGTURNi
PIKE AND THE COALPlT ROAD, AT AUG
TION-By virtue OF adeed Of trust execntcd by
William Fortune to inc US trustee, to secure fhe
payment of certain sum of money therein mem
Toned dated the l2th day Of October, lS5
Court and mt the request OF the benefciartes In
said deed shall proceed 70 sell at anction on EKlT
NJ. On the premises, LOTS Nos. 4and IS: In the
plan of FAILS plantation, and situated as above.
TERMS One-fourth cash balance at four and
efghs months JAMES M. TA YL0R, Trustee. !
Sale to be conducted by JAMES ID. TAYLoR,
GOV Auctfoueers = ..a.tt '4sHs ap 3l-Iet /
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ByA. C. Pulliam, lAuctioneer.
1r Fl; INTEREST IN A SMALL

r IFE-EsTATE INTEREST IN A SMALL
~ HOUSE MD LOT IL TIE, I T0MN OF
BY request of Mrs. NJ. f. Saunders, will sell her
LfFE-ESTATE INTEREST IN THE HOUSE
(SeyenthD street between Hull and Bainbridge, on
SATURDAY the I'd Of May, after the sale OF c. c.
McRac, commissioner. and r. H. Beasley, trus-
tee, about S O'Clock p. NJ. The lot fronts about
twenty-five feet and runs back fifty feet, more or
less, with TWO-STORY BUILDING thereon.
containing one room below and one above, the flrst
brick and the second framed. s,-a E.g.
TERMS: Made known at sale, on the premises.
INV '[##lf A. G.. PULLIAM,
ap30 = s.. .,-sr '.r-s. Auctioneer.
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BY Francis r. Iebell,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
CORNER of Eleventh and Rank streets.
THREE-sTORY BRICK TENEMENT OF

THREE-STORY BRICK TENEMENT ON
THE SOUTH SIDE OF CARY STREET BE-
TWEEN SEVENTH AND EIGHTH STREETS,
FOR SALE AT AU CTION.-I viii sell at auction,
on the premises, OH FRIDAY the first day Of May,
story BRICK TENEMENTS located as above
stated containing eight rooms, gas, water, &c.
This property is well constructed for both busi-
ness house and private residence. having an en-
trance from Cary street. entirely distinct, for the
use of the upper part thereof. - l
= TERMS One-fourth cash the balance at four,
eight, aud twelve months, for negotiable notes,
with interest added, and secured by trust deed.
Taxes for 1858 to be paid by the purchaser.
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A VERY DESIRABLE AND COMM0DI-
Ia GUS THREE-SToRY BRICK DWELLING
AND LOT, ON THE WEST SIDE OF SEVENTH
STREET NEAR THE CORNER OF SEVENTH
AND LEIGH STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUG
TION.-WiH be sold npon the premises on
THURSDAY the soth day Of April, 1853, at half
past O. CLOCK P. M:. that very desirable and COM
modions BRICK pWELLING and LOT located as
besides closets; chandeliers and other gas fixtures
throughout, bathroom, and water conveniently
arranged and ample servants apartments all OF
which are In good order. The LOT fronts 80 feet on
Seventh street. and runs back = feet. ltuas
TERMS: One.ffth cash the balance at & y 10
and "a months for negotiable notes, with interest
added, and secured by a trust deed. Taxes and
INSURANCE for 1863 to be paid by the purchaser
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BY Regnault & Co., Auctioneersr3 1853
Main street between Eighth and Ninth streets.


Main street between Eighth and Ninth streets.
STOCK OF GROCERIES, FIXTURES,
y &C., AT AUCTION.-On FRIDAY MORN
ING the lst day Of May, commencing ut II
o. clock we will dispose Of, by auction, our remain
ing stock Of GROCERIES, FIXTURES, &C., en-
bracing In part '.'-s4 -
WHISKEYS, ~ 81. jrnu g1nfr'.
TEAS, - t-.et .. j i. Il
.' SPICES,
SOAPS. ~ ZEre5seI III 10 ao.3g.I ~
WASHBOARDS, +. ,.e-..-.,, ,.,,l ,.....
IRON-BOUND BARRELS. -. 80,
PLATFORM and COUNTER SCALES,
MEASURES of every description, eE 80
ROPE and FAIL,
GAS-FIXTURES, -, -@S ~.
STOVE, ---
a. barrels CIDER VINEGAR &'s--t' 20
200 CANVASSED BAGS - ysCs g--.zg3 ~ e
GRAIN and FEED BINS, .a,.5r,
LIGHT WAGON,
2 sets HARNESS, &c. - "
-t - -. = BRANDER s. COOKE
corner Broad and Second streets.
Sale conducted by REGNAULTi 50 Co., AUG
tiOneerS. ..aa .o-f#.-k G 'sp al&-f.aA .sap So
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josh Blr1sng,s aAnimased EafHre.''

-1it%t5 aYfkf - THE CfsUWssA FfgtN - \,
Next to the monkey, the crow mas .ne
most deyiltry to spare. They are Dorn yery
wild, kan be tanned az easy sz the goa, Kan t.l
but o tame crew is aktually worse IMAM 70 Q !
sore thumb. 90 II, 1t3t
IL there is ennything about the house
that they kant get into, it IL because IN! tne
thing amt big enuf. l had rather watch q
distrikt skool than one tame crow. Crows
live on what they cen steal, and they WILL
steal, ennything that amt tied down.
They are fond NV meat vittles, and are the
first to hold an inquest over q departed boss
or o still sheep. They are q fine bird tew
hunt. but a hard one to kill; they can see
WI Q miles first, and will smell o gun right
| thro the side Of O mountain.
They are not songstirs, altho they have
| good voice to cultivate but what they do
sing they seem to understand thoroughly F;
long practiss has made them perfekt.
The crow is tuff bird, and kan stand
the heat like blacksmith, and cold like o
stun wall. o +. -
They bid their nest among tree, and
I lay twice, and both eggs would hatch out
! if they were laid in snow-bank; Their
amt no such thing as, stopping young
| crow. 81 -.a ..rs ,1,
Crows are very lengthy. I beleave they
live always I never knew one to die a
natral deth, and don't beleave they know
how. -----.--
They are always thin in flesh, and are
like On old injun-rubber shew-poor inside
| and out. grn a3yr,.4 j
They. are not considered fine. eating,
altho have read somewhere Nv billed crow,
but still I never heard Nv the same man
laundering for some biled-crow 2 times.
This essa on thecrow is copied from natur,
and if it is true, amt to blame for 1t +;
natur made the crow, didn't; if had, |
would have made her more honest ana not
quite SO tuff. nt a1 p
leads me to remark, in the fust place, that
thus far they are a suckcest. :,
They are domestic, and occasionally are
tuff. aaa.5 ;,
This is owing to their not being billed
enough in their younger daze; butthe hen
ain'ttew blame for this.
Billed hen is universally respected.
There IL great deal of originality tew in
the hen-exactly how much kant tell, his
torians fight so much about it. Sum say
Knower had hens with him in the ark, and
some say he didn't. So it goes, which and
| luther.
kant tell yu which was born fust, the
hen or the egg sometimes | think the egg
wuz, and sometimes | think don't kno, and
kant tell now which il right for the life OF
| me.
Laying eggs IL the hens best grip.
A hen that can't lay eggs-iz laid out.
One egg is considered fair days work
| for hen. I hav herd of their doing better,
but don't want hen ov mine tew do it
it is apt tew hurt their constitution and by
laws, and thus impare their future worth.
| The poet SEE, beautifully: - 20
t.Sumbody has stole our blew hen.
| rr. ,f wish they'd lether bee, rt
| st She used to lay eggs a day, 3aa ,-
| And Sundays she laid g." a.aa-r
This sounds new enuff for poetry, but
will bet IS thousand dollars that it never
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Joe CLARK, Of the Hays City Advdnce, Is
responsible fol-. the following savage joke !:
An inquisitiye gentleman asking him the
other. day in regard to the manners and
en-, customs of the Plains and Indians, said:
AZ presume they (the Indiansl live by rails
ing corn, sir p No." said Joe, @they
live BY raising hair" -
,sii g Father; why don't we ever see any faces
AT the window f",asked q son of his parent
as they we're passing an insane asylum.
{. because their heads are all turned !, was
the reply.
Query.-Is q man who has made fool Of
himself to be considered as selS-made
mani
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taR = By L NJ Cooke, Auctioneer, 49, n
Seventh street between Broad and Marshall.

! AN ASSORTMENT OF HOUSEHOLD
IA FURNITURE, ETC, AT AUCTION. On
THURSDAY the soth Instant, at 10 O'Clock I will
sell at my store, a,li..-c- ~ -, :. = .,-gr
MAHOGANY BUREAUS and SIDEBOARDS /
LOUNGES and SOFAS, ......t 1
MAHOGANY and WALNUT ROCKING
CHAIRS, . .,..
CANE and MooD-sEAT CHAIRS,
DINING, and HALL. TABLES
KITCHEN TABLES jJtftt IA - -T,n
TIN SAFES, ,-.y, s,,...g-s..' -. rs f.,sI
FEATHER PILLOWS and holsters, -
HAIR and SHUCK MATTRESSES,
and a variety Of other goods.
u Goods received up to hour Of SALE .[pE
ap 29-2t go l. N. COOKE, Auctioneer,
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BY Grubbs : Williams, Auctioneers -
Northwest corner OF Main and Eleventh st,.,..
vTALUABLE BRICK AND FRaypn

BRICK AND FRAMED
I.gDWELL!NG, ON THE SOUTH SIDE nU
HENRY STREETS, FOR SALE At a HE ihSp
We. viii sell at auction, on the prefnisess ~
WEDNESDAY the 9Th Of May, at bais.pssto on Z
FRAMED DWELLING located a. sSo. AID q
scrfbeds containing seven rooms, and kitchen wTh
three rooms. The lot fronts % feet and rms h,sn
lss feet to an aiiey isiees wide; This Is desirable
TERMS: AZ sale. The taxes for 1893 to be paid
- - =, - GRUBBs & WILLIAMS
apo Auctioneers
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Fowl culture is receiving attention in.
Paris. st i've got q henery," lately said q
great lady to her cousin. "Dear me-" said.
the cousin, 81 thought his name was
Charles "-Erchange.
-, '-t From which it appears that they speak
English in Paris ash ~ e avit,s
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ALL OUT.-A man asked servant: {" Is
your master at home ?" emo; he's out"
"Your mistress ?" emo, sir; she's out,
too" Well, I'll just step in and take a
warm at the fire till they come in"
"Faith, sir, and that's out, too z"
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.fsHINA, GLASSWARE, sc; :. = asna Tea Tea
English Decorated Band md s a,a Glassware, ~
ssts ho9san ns and Wines bsaaa, slIee
terms. Also, Wooden Wsrsss, i ~ N h. GARY.
I'D ~
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BY James NJ. Taylor & Son, Aucttoneers'
Office No. SCI Main street, -. H
three. doors below Spotswood Hotel.

TRUSTEES SALE OF ABOUT FOKTi
? ACRES OF LAND part OF THE FALLS IN
PLANTATIONl, ABOUT one MILF AaD
tue OF deed OF trust executed by j. B. Vaughan
to me as trustee, to secure the payment OF GER r.,
tain sum OF money therein mentioned datea itT
9th day OF December, 1855, and duly RECORDED
I'm the clerks office Of Chesterfield County Court
aud at the request OF the benefciarics In SAID d,a
shall proceed to sell at auction on FRiDAI VIC
LIST day Of May, ut O'Clock p. NJ, ut the
ton OF the Petersburg turnpike. and the eoAp''
road the property as above described.
TERMS Made known at the sale
..f-S17-TI-s,. t--saIa JAMES 81. TAYLOR, Irustee'
Sale to be conducted by JAMES IL. TAILo,me.
SON. Auctioneers. aJt 80. s"ts up .t-.s-
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Dayenport 4 Co., Stock Aucsioneers, Is;
Office over National Exchange Bank. !.

}YXJE SHALL sELLoAT AUCTION, AT
wv our Office, on WEDNESDAY,, May 9. ls6S
commencing at Il O. clock, the following and such
other STOCKS and BONDS as may be offered De-
10 shares Powhatan Steamboat Company Stock,
90 shares Insurance and Savings Company OF
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