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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-08-17

fellowship one another and conmingle with
one another in every good work, and in the
worship of God, in order to promote bro
therly love and charity and respect for the
opinions of one another. ef rI
Conference adjourned after the exchange
Of much Christian love and encouragement.
On Sabbath an overwhelming congregation
was in attendance, and On unusually deep
interest was manifested.
On the evening Of the 18th Rev: W. d.
Wellons, president Of the Supreme Council,
Friends Of Temperance, delivered tenn
perance address in Rev. ]. Rice Bowman's
Presbyterian church in this place to
large and appreciative audience, including
Council No. 81, Friends of Temperance, one
hundred and twenty strong, though just
recently chartered. They have accom-
plished much good here, and the enterprise
is indebted for it's success to the untirine
energy of one of Rockingham's best young
men-John E. Roller, Esq. ACouncil If
about to be established at Woodstock, in the
adjoining county. Let this good work and
oil others 60 actively forward. N. NJ. b.
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.7s>s.ea.ar For the Dispatch.
Richmond as n Nuisance.

Let no one be alarmed at the above cap
ton, but Richmond has become painful
nuisance. Visit the city, and you will dig
cover in many vacant lots and IN many en-
closed yards the meanest and most trouble
some weeds and nettles growing, blooming
blossoming, and seeding-enough to I'LL the
whole county of Henrico with foulness, and
have plenty to seed the town for another
year. The injury complained of is done in
this way: The pests spoken OF are allowed
to ripen and seed the town, and every out
ward round the town. These seeds make
their way into all of the stable-yards and
compost heaps about the city. The manure
from these is then hauled out to the country
by the farmers, and thus every farm in the
vicinity of Richmond especially has been
filled with corruption in the shape of weeds
nettles, trash, and foulness of every sort:
1t is time that either the authorities OF
Richmond, or the farmers round about
should have an eye to this thing. A few
dollars spent at the proper time by the s. said
authorities would put an end to these pests;
If then do not do this the farmers should
haul no more manure from the city, but
leave it to, pile up till its stencil crys out
against those who are so needless of the in
terests Of the community. HENRIco.
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HARElsoHBuRa, August -, 1865

HAREISONBuRG, August II, 1865.
The Valley Conference Of the Christian
Church in Virginia met in annual session at
Bethlehem church, Rockingham county, on
Friday the 18th instant. This church is To-
Gated twelve miles north of this place, on
the great Valley pike leading from Staun-
ton to Winchester, and in astonishing COM
munity. There was full attendance OF
the ministers, and the churches composing
this Conference, ten in number, were fully
represented by delegation.
Rev. w. B. Wellons, of the Eastern Vir-
ginia Conference, Suffolk, Va, and Rev.
Alfred Apple, of the North Carolina Con-
ference, were present, and participated in
the deliberations of the body. One new
church was received into the Conference,
one minister ordained, and other business
of interest to the organization was trans
acted. With but few exceptions, the
churches are in a prosperous condition, and
earnestly engaged in the great work Of re-
form-its peculiar and distinctive work,
ald that which alone distinguishes it from
other evangelical organizations. The great
central idea Of this body of Christians, and
the object for which they labor, is to pro-
mote union among all the followers of
Christ, not by uniting them in one great
party, but by bringing closer together min
listers and members of al denominations,
and enabling them to cooperate in Christian
labor and worship.
At the request of Conference, Rev. W.
Il. Wellons, president of the Christian
General Convention, delivered an elaborate
address Of three hours length in exposition
and defence OF the five fundamental princi-
rlps IF rho Christian nbrs.l e L.
Declaration OF Principles, Form of Co.
vernment, and Directory for Worship" re-
Gently adopted by the General Convention.
The address excited very great interest,
and showed what success had been met in
the effort to place the Church in its
right position before the public. 1t served
TO enlighten many minds in regard to the
history of this Church and to the true OBJ
jcctS of the organization. 1t is truly a
great and good work, and one which
is now exciting the serious attention
Of many men OF earnest religious char
acter--men who do not attach an ex-
exaggerated value to UNCONVENTIONAL differ
ences, but dwell rather on the higher
aspects and expanding relations of Chris
tian truth and duty, i'll which all Christians
are alike interested, and in which all evan
gelical churches fundamentally agree. The
late war seriously crippled this band Of re-
formers, peace-n4akers in Israel, but their
prospects are becoming brighter than ever
before. They are rapidly increasing in
number, and are invariably loved and fell
lowshipped by all the congregations in their
proximity. They teach all good people, in
whatever denomination they may stand,to
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EXECUTORS' SALE OF A LARG E
u AND VALUABLE LANDED PROPERTY
AT M0SsING FORD DEPOT, Go,HaFAdRha9gITCTTlE
s 3S6 END Wv SSSTA1NNG
tate Will be sold at public auction, on the premises
on TUESDAY, August the 18TH 1885, II fair II
not on The next fair DAY heFeai tI IL Is COM n
the late William N. Watkins, Sir. 1t lies imine-
diately contiguous TO Messing Ford depot, on the
four hundred acres of in, or alluvial soil, and IS
watered by Twittle's and Roanoke creeks.
Its high productive capacity has been noted In
and expensive family, it furnished for years be-
fore the war surplus products for market In shape
OF tobacco, grain and provisions, the average an
nual amount of which was about ten thousand dol
lars. The tract Is abundantly supplied with wood
and timber and contains buildings numerous and
It viii be divided into six smaller tracts, to suit
purchasers, which will be offered separately on the
day OF sale.
The family residence is large brick structure,
containing ten spacious rooms, besides four eel
lars. costing ordinarily ten thousand dollars. 4
garden aud valuable orchards are attached. The
dwelling and about six hundred and fifty acres at
tached viii be sold as one subdivision.
Another settlement called HAMLETT'S, with
four hundred acres attached VIII constitute an
other, which contains comfortable family resi-
denca with numerous out-building5.
creek. about a mile and half from the depot con-
tanning about three hundred and fifty acres, With
comfortable and newly-erected houses which IS
for sale. The location is healthy and has the ad-
vantage Of refined society.
Purchasers could seed a wheat crop. but full pos
session will not be given until the end Of the year.
TERMS One-thi-d cash the balance In one,
two, and three years, with interest from day OF
sale, the interest payable annually; principal and
interest to be secured by bonds and deed oftrust
on the property Sold
Captain K. Y. Gaines, present resident OF the
estate, will be pleased to show It to those desiring
to purchase.
For information, address ISAAC Il. WATKINS,
Charlotte Courthouse, Va, our agent ana attor-
uey.
Besides, will be sold 2s 900 BRICKS, 10. 900 feet
LUMBER, and about fifteen stacks OF OATs.
Terms: Made known ON dayof sale.
X. V. WATKINS, r,ecu,ors
THOMAS WATRISS,)
IL lk-LY e 81. Aug ! I II. II. II -
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BY Wellington Goddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
STOCK OF DRUGS, MEDICINES, ETC.
scriber bv Messrs. C. W. Thomas u Brother, bear
ing date 3lst March, 1868 duly recorded in Rich
mond Hastings Court, shall, Ia execution thereof
proceed to sell at public auction. at their store.
corner of Main and Twenty-first streets, on
THURSDAY the Goth of August, 1858, at 10 O'Clock,
IL % DRUGS SRija MEDICINES, CHEMICALS
JARS, BOTTLES,
COUNTERS. SHELVING,
SHOWCASES, PRESCRIPTION CASES,
SCALES and WEIGHTS
SODA APPARATUS,
and all other goods, wares, and merchandlse,
stock and fixtures contained in said lrug store:
The sale will be In gross, and not In detail thus
Offering II favorable chance for any one to engage
In the drug business.
TERMS Oue-fourth cash balance ut three, SIX,
and nine months for negotiable notes. interest
added satisfactorily endorsed.
auto j. H. SANDS, Trustee
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BY Lyme & Brother,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
1899 Main street.

VALUABLE STORE AND DWELLING
v NEAR THE CORNER OF MONROE AMI
BROAD STREETS. FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
VIII be sold at public auction on IHCRsD,Af t D
Goth day of August 1888. at half-past o CLOCK
NJ: that very desirable STORE and DIV ELLlSG
located as above containing three rooms besides
store, and well suited for any retail business.
The lot fronts sixteen and half feet,n the souli
side of Broad street, running back depth Of one
hundred and thirty-eight feet to an alley sixteen
feet wide. f.1' "
TERMS At Sale. LYME & BROTHER,
mn II = Auctioneers.
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DYElNG AND SECURING.
TSTABLISHEDd IN Is,

INbTAbIIOHEU IN IbbU-I. linn Z
H. MANS FANCY STEAM DYEING, SCOUR-
BROAD STREET BETWEEN FOURTH and
FIFTH, RICH M0ND, FA.-Ladies' dresses,
shawls, cloaks, and sacques dyed in any coors de-
sired or cleaned In the very best and neatest
ner. Gentiemcn's garments cleaned or dyed. and
warranted to give satisfaction. have also es;ae.
lished printing department and VIII print ladies'
dresses. Call and see samples of my printing.
Il. LINNEMAS,
Practical Over, Scorrer and Cleaner.
p. S.Persons residing at a distance from the
city can forward their goods by express, and have
them returned again in the same way ut short no.
tice. au a--Sm
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BY Francis Il. Isbell,
i. Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
Eleventh between Main and Bank streets.

A LARGE AND COMMODTOUS TWO
n STORY FRAMED DWELLING AND Lot,
SHALL STREET BETWEEN BROOK AVE
NUE. AND ADAMS STREETS, FOR SALE AT
AUCTION-Will he sold ut auction upon the
premises, en- WEDNESDAY the 10Th day of All
gust 1868. mt O'Clock 7. NJ. that large and COM
modlous FRAMED DWELLING situated as above
stated. containing ten rooms besides wardrobcs
and closets. The dwelling has been thoroughly
repaired both In and outside, and Is now In com
plete order. The LOT has front both on Marshall
Street and Brook avenue. with q SMALL STORE
on the avenue, now renting to q good tenant.
TERMS: Onc-third cash: balance aI six and
twelve months for negotiable notes, with Interest
added, and secured by deed OF trust.
FRANCIS T. ISBELL,
al Is Auctioneer.
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by Grubbs 4 Williams, Auctioneers,
Northwest corner of Main and Eleventh streets.

VALUABLE BRICK STORE AND
v DWELLING. ON THE NORTH SIDE OF
MAIN STREET BETWEEN SEVENTEENTH
AND EIGHTEENTH STREETS, AT AUCTION.
ON TUESDAY, 18th August, ~ hilf-past O'Clock
i. NJ. we will sell upon the premises the property
store of Messrs. William Taylor Il Son, and occu-
pied by Mr.. Israel ELIAS and others.
The BUILDING Is three stories above the cellar,
and is well suited by situation and arrangement for
a store and dwelling.
The lot fronts 225 feet on Main street. and runs
back l55 feet to Walnut alley, which leads out to
the markct-house and to Eighteenth street. This
is Il well-established business stand.
TERMS: One-fourth cash; balance ut four,
eight and twelve months, Interest added, and Sc
cured by deed of trust.
. ,rI CRITTERS Il WILLIAMS, AuctioneerS.
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BY 5. n. Davis,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
corner of Eleventh and Main streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
1 PROPERTY ON MAIN RETW EE y
EIGHTH AND NINTH STREETS SUBJECT
TO GROUND REN1l, AT AUCTlON.-By Flr-
the Of certain deed OF trust bearing date "a May
1863 and recorded In Richirond Hastings Court OIL
Ace Book b, page 1903, to the subscribers, as trus,
tees, to secure the payment Of certain negotlaoe
note in said deed Specified, for S6Go and being re,
duested so to do by the beneficiary we viii proceed
to sell on FRIDAY the 2lst day Of August lSss on
PAkT OF THE HOUSE 1.-THE store Of which is
occupied by Thomas Roukel which was formerly
used by J. K. Goodc as a printing-otlice.
TERMS At Sale.
S. N. DAVIS Trusteos.
M Ii l.. W. ROSE. N'o''.
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BY Grubbs & Williams, Auctioneers,
Northwest corner Main and Eleventh streets.

rrHE LEASE TILL 1871 OF A MAR
i KET. GARDEN ON THE MECHANICS
VILE 7 PIKE. OPPOSITE HENK1
MOND. NOW OCCUPIEDBY. blRS. ANNAUS-
TIN, WITH THE GROWING CROPS OF C0RN
AND VEGETABLES, AND THE FARMINS
IMPLEMENTS. THREE STACKS OF SHEAF
OATS, AND A HORSE AND CART, FOR SALE
AT AUCTION.-We will sell at auction, on the
premises, on THURSDAY, the goth of August, ut
! o'clock p. NJ, the property above descri bed
there are twenty-one acres Of land cultivated as a
garden. The improvements are a Shall dwelling
fencing. will be removed at the end of the lease.
TERMS !: At sale.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS
,u17 '..-.- 0 AuctiOneers.
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ByLee & Goddin, Auctioneers,
No, l1l7 Main street.

T1RUsTEE's SALE OF A FARM ON
THE CHARLES CITY ROAD; THREE
MILES BELOW RICHMOND, At sAeGIloeSM...ao
Rv vrtue of the provisions Of deed Of trust exc
cGted TO the undersigned as trustee; by Edward Ho-
gan and of record in the office of the Clerk OF Hen
Eco Comfy Court In deed-book 81, page Alb. 1
win proceed to sell being thereto requested by the
beneficiary at public auction, on the premises, on
MONDAY oath August, 1858, at 5 O'Clock I. NJ
the tract of land called GEORGES containing min
adjoining the lands OF DR.. II. Loiland, John n.
Davis. and others. -.
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay expenses OF exc
cutting trust and discharge two bonds for 81 900 each
each bearing date sd October, 1885 with interest
from Ist March 1866 upon each until paid; the
principal and interest to be paid In gold coin. sub
feet to the following credits OF principal and inte
rest-viz.. $500 on e3d March, 1856 $l0o ON 23d OF
April. 1857; $3.50 on esd May 1867, to be likewise
computed; the balance of purchase money. II any
upon such credit as the said Hogan may prescribe,
or In the absence of instructions from him, upon
such time as the trustee may think proper.
JOSEPH j. WHITE. Trustee.
Sale conducted by LEE & GoDDIS, Auctioneers.
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BY Wellington Goddin,
Auctioueer and Real Estate Agent.

THRU STEE'S SALE OF FARM OF
1 THREE HUNDRED AND FIFTY-SIX
ACRES, AND GRIST MILL. IN CHESTER
FIELD, SEVEN MILES FROM MAN HESTER,
ON THE OLD COALPIT TURNPIKE.-By Vir-
tue of deed Of trust executed to the subscribers by
Mr.. John d. Thomas, to secure the unpaid pur-
chase money due to Mrs. Sarah ~ Forloines, bear
ing date 10th of August 1855 duly recorded In
Chesterfield County Court, we SHALL In execution
thereof proceed to sell az public auction on tnt
lo'clock P. NJ If fair, II not, the first fair day
thereafter. the farm on which the said Thomas now
resides containing three hundred and fftg-siN
acres, on which Mrs. ForlOines formerly resided.
The improvements consist Ola dwelling containing
five rooms 4 barn, stable quarters &C., anu Il
grist mill. There is some fine meadow land on the
place. and old orchard, besides large quantity
of valuable oak and pine timber suitable for plank
and barrel slaves. a...
Whilst the deed requires cash sale, yet the cred
itor will consent to accept one-hrd cash. balance
at six and twelve months for negotiable notes
bearing interest, secured by trust deed. Posses,
sion given IN ten days of the land not III crop, anu
partial possession ofthe buildings but full posses
Sion on the 18th of October next. ..
W. GODDIN. Trustaac
auto ID. A. BROWN
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By S. n. Davis,
Real Estate Agent and Auctionecr,
corner of Eleventh and Main streets.

NNE HUNDRED AND THREE ACRES
" OF VALUABL FARMING LAND.
THREE MILES FROM THE CITY OF RlCH-
MOND. ON THE DEEP RUN TURNPIKE Or
BROAD-STREET ROAD KNOWN A
HUTCHESON'S), FOR SALE AT AUCTION
WIN be sold on the premises on THtRSDAI NE
Goth day Of August, 1868 1T O'Clock L. NJ; the
above described property This property will be
sold rs !; whole or In lots Of twenty-five or thirty
acres rs may suit the views of the purchasers.
The close proximity OF this land TO the city, to-
gcther with its fertility renders IL very desirable
to persons wishing to invest or for market gar,
tlcns. There is Il good orchard ana seVeral Goou
building sites on the land. A plat Of the property
can be seen Mt my Office and Will also be exhibited
on the day Of sale.
TERMS: One-third cash; balance ut six and
twelve months for Vegetables notes, Interest adj
dcd secured by 4 trust deed.
m, Is 5. \. DAVIS Auctioneer.
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BY wellington Goddin,

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
OBLE LOT ON THE WEST LINE Or
TWEL Eth BETWEEN MAIN AND CARY
STREETS.-By virtue Of decree of the CIRCUIT
Court Of Richmond. pronounced on the 9th OF May.
1888 in the case Of Bigelow against Bigelow, &C.
shall as special commissioner, proceed to sell at
public auction, on the premises, on MONDAY the
oath Of August, 1888 at O'Clock p. NJ, that very
valuable LOT located as above, fronting about
twentv-one feet on said west line Of Twelfth street.
running back sixty-six feet to the lot Of Messrs.
Lancaster Y Co., on which stands an old brick
building occupied by s. T. Parkinson.
TERMS Cash rs TO 5000 and expenses OF sale
balance credit of twelve months. bearing In
terest, the same payable half yearly, ana Title re-
tanned until all the purchase money Is fully paid.
JOHN o. STEGER.
au15 ... Commissioner.
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RAILROADS.
OEyICE RICHMOND AND YogK Rryp,,
-24Ss s< bst.>rl RAILROAD ConrAHY


OFFICE RICHMOND AND YORK. Rrv,,,
rS&Es ~ Rst1r3 RAILROAD COnrAsY IT
RICHMOND, August / Bss (
DICHM0ND AND YORK RIVER Ran
Al ROAD LIEE.--FQRa BALTIMORE. r,,r
NORTH, AND NORTHUMBERLAND aunss
DULE.--The fast cOmmodi0gs, and neui. 10
ranged steamers KENNEBEC and ADMIpiiIt
under command Of Captains FREEMAN and ~ al
WAN. are now running regularly and MAXIM ~ !,
FOUR TRIPS PER WEEK between Rjcbx y
and Baltimore In connection with trains or ~,
leaving Baltimore every MONDAY, WEi,S.sy
DAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY nr ,,nhs
at P. 81, and reaching Richmond the i pIyItiJ
days leaving Richmond every SUNDAY Tteilng
DAY, WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY. -"f"o-
Passengers going north or northwest will a
this route the cheapest and by far the mos. hhd
SAINT, passing many places Of great historic 10
rest. '"''-
Fare to Baltimore only a. and close corro,.,-
with all the early trains north and west -'''s
Freight received al all times and forv,,
promptly the frequent trips allowing No dol, oea
Through bills Of lading given to all proniin.,.
Trains leave depot OF Richmond and Yor, p,..
Railroad Company at IA. NJ every day. "''''
On TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS the cxrs ro,s.
at Fish Haul with stages for TaDpahannock nef'
~ On MONDAYS and SATURDAYS an acc.-,u.
dation train for the benefit Of the local trays 3,
run rs follows: VII
Leave Fish Haul atsA. NJ. for Ricbno,,
returning, leave Richmond for Fish HAM AN. ana
days at Z. NJ WILLIAM 4. ESoS
aus Freight and Ticket Agen,
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SALE OF THAT

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THAT
" VALUABLE FARM CALLED HIGH
MEADOW IN THE COUNTY OF HENRICO.
ONLY ONE AND 4 HALE MILE FROM
THE CITY OF RICHMOND.-In obedience to a
decree of the Circuit Court. of the United States
rendered on the oath day of June, 1853, AT Rich
mold, Va, in The case of Fosters executors, &c,
rs. Dabbs's administrator. &c. we will offer for
sale on TUESDAY the 18th day Of September &c r
1863 on the premises If fair If not, the next fair
day thereafter that VALUABLE TRACT OF
LAND lying on the New Bridge road. one and
half miles from the city of Richmond. called
"HIGH MEADOW" containing 1913 acres. and
adjoining the lands of the late Mrs. Picot, Colonel
j. NJ. G. Dickinson, ct ais. .. ,-
There is upon this place beautiful and commo-
dious dwelling house. situated on high hill. con-
tanning some seven or eight rooms, large barn,
carriage house. stable. ice-house, Office, and a
number of other out-houses a fine yard and gar
den and large orchard OF choice fruit trees, all
we'll enclosed 1t is, In short one Of the most con-
yenient, valuable. and beautiful farms now In
market Nearly all the land is in high state OF
Improvement and in cultivation.
TERMS OF SALE Onc-third cash: the balance
unon credit Of six. twelve, and eighteen months,
tile purchaser giving bonds with approved security
for the deferred payments. and the legal title re-
tanned until the whole Of the purchase money l.
maid JOHN p. YOUNG,
W. W. COSBY,
all l5-lawIw Commissioners
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BY Lyme & Brother,
Real Estate Agents and AuctiOneers,
1889 Main street.

TXECUTOR'S SALE.-Will be sold on
u TUESDAY the 18th Of August. 1883 at tn"
late residence of Joseph Jackson, Jr.. deceased
on Tenth street north Of Leigh. his HOUSEHOLD
and KITCHEN FURNITURE, embracing the
usual variety.
PIANO, mahogany case;
SOFAS and CHAIRS.
ROSEWOOD SECRETARY,
CARPETS.
EXTENSION TABLE,
WARDROBES.
SEWING MACHINE,
BUREAUS,
BEDSTEADS,
BEDDING,
TABLE and TEA CHINA,
GLASSWARE,
PRINTS, &c.
ALSO,
About 20 ounces SILEERWARE,
$50 volumes MISCELLANEOUS WORKS,
RIFLE,
REVOLVER, - ~
Some CARPENTERS TOOLS,
Lot of LUMBER
BEEHIVES.
Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock. Terms then
made known. JOSEPH JACKSON,
Executor Of Joseph Jackson, DR., deceased.
an Is
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F. wooDwARD's ORIGINAL

~ PATENT. ,...,,t,
No LABOR! No WEAk.. NO TEAK IN
THE FOUNTAIN CLOTHES WASHER ~
BOILER. -. vi.
To IL has been awarded the highest or the =
CAN INSTITUTE PREMIUMS. seii'%'oc,ipg
household wonder for washing aho ss'Si.'iic1s
clothes, from the coarsest 10 those oi ms ,g-
bing-the result being obtained hy the faput
larlon or hot suts through the clothes: ,SSnS
stove. Sold only by % Ds ,N,.d"t "a
au l2-eod2w&HSm
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AUCTION SALES:
FUTURE DAY.

H"e
BY Sampson Jones, Jr.' q Co,
.uct,oneers and Commission Merchants,
u,,.an.n street between Main and Cary streets.
4 ssIGNEE's sALE.-As assignee, ,e o.
Day the day Of Angns ne3 ns 81 f. stree.
she corner of Main the fine GRANIIE S4h anr5ca
Known as sPage's Quarry situateo LII canal
snnrtv ON the James River and kana"na c To- has
SSou: two and half miles from Richo1 Is
10 he of very superior quality, and there . sa
to be enough or Il to last twenty year, Go the
ssne with the SHEDS and TOOLS on the corne'
Oh Yan The SHEDS on Twelfth street, with th s
rrSnT,S and OLD IRON in them, next 10 BAL"
house and lot.
sIso lot of SANDSTONE. g.,
TERMS OF SALE: One-thlrd CASH ass oa III sums
tnree ' s'oo si n..h JOHN JOHNS, Dr.,
unoer siVU e"'n' Assignee OF Henry Exal.
The above sale is POSTPoNED tn further
notice. % ssignee Nc
an lit
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BY James N. Taylor 4 Son, Auctioneers,
Ofyice No. SCI Main street
three doors below Spotswood Hotel.

a LARGE LUMBER HOUSE OR TO-
N EACCO FACTORY ON THE SOUTH SIDE
OF THE BASIN. WEST SIDE OF TIE Mt III
STREET, FOR RENT AT AUCTI0N.-Wil be
rented out ut auction, on WEDNESDAY the 18th
instant. At l2 NJ. for one year. the large LUMBER
HOUSE or TOBACCO FACTORY as above 10
Gated, and recently occupied by Mr.. A. ID. Ckock-
jey. JAMES NJ, TAYLOR SON.
aul7-at Auctioneers.