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Across the River.

By LUCY LARcoA.
When for me the silent oar
Parts the Silent River,
And stand upon the shore
or the strange Forever, a#
Shall I miss the loved and knoWa!
Shall vainly seek mine OWN
Mid the crowds that come 10 meet
Spirits sin. forgiven
Listening TO the echoing feet
Down the streets OF heaven
Shall know footsteD near
That ] listen, wait for here?
Then will one approach the brink
With hand extended,
One whose thoughts love to think
Ere the veil was rended,
Saving, welcome! we have died,
And again are side by side.
Saving, "I will 90 with thee,
THAT thou be not lonely,
To yon hills Of mystery:
have waited only
Until now TO climb with thee
Yonder hills Of mystery
Can the bonds that make US here
Know ourselves immortal
Drop away, like foliage scar,
At life's inner portal!
What is holiest below
Must forever-liye and glow.
shall love the angels well,
After have found them
In the mansions where they o"eh,
With the glory round them.
But at first, without surprise,
Let me look in human eyes.
Step by step our feet must go
UP the holy mountain
Drop by drop within us flow
LIES unfailing fountain.
Angels sing with crowns that burn;
We shall have 4 song to learn.
He who on our earthly path
Bids US help each other.
Who his Well Beloved hath
Made our Elder Brother
Will but clasp the chain OF love
Closer when we meet above.
Therefore dread I not to go
Ger the Silent River.
Death, thy Fastening oar L know;
Bear me, thou Life giver,
Through the waters, to the shore
Where mine own have gone before!
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Tg,WO FARMS ON THE POTOMAC

TWO FARMS ON THE POTOMAC
1 RIVER IN WESpaORELkED OUsTi,
FOR sALE.-One Is a FhRh OF about IM9
HUNDRED ACRES $50 OF which Is open iand,
ready for cultivation, OF good quality, ana lies
beautifully, within half mile and In full view OF
the Potomac river; has'two or three springs OF
fine water, and bounded on one side (Lbe en4lG OF
the farm, say one mile by aonroe's creek "h;tn
Ia nayigable for vessels or steamers alohS the
farm. here also two or three landings on tne
farm. The buildings are small fhhHED
HOUSE, built for an overseer. and tGrcr caoIns'
he farm and soil are admirably suited Tor irn!t-
growing and market veg bic s, steamers paSstnk
on the Potomac daily for Washlngton, batimote,
Philadelphia New York, and Boston. h"nioeS
creek sbOunds with fish OF almost every Variety.
including good oysters. Wild fowl are abundan'
in season-such as ducks, geese, and swan. frice'
twenty-five dollars per acre. ,,,
The other FARM contains about ONE hun
DRED AND FIFTY ACkES 1T being the lower
end OF my FARM. II lies beautifully; Is nrstcass
grass and wheat land is bounded two thl,Is W
water-the Potomac river on one side, and Mon
roe's creek on the other. IL Is the best location
for growing fruit TO be found any where. ADMIR-,
bly, located for sporting killing ducks. geese, SGa
swan. Altogether, It Is one OF the most desTap;s
farms IN market. The only building Is an OILY
FRAMED HOUSE, with well OF good water ara
pump attached. Price, thirty dollars per acre;
The terms of payment for both farms WILL W
made to suit the times.
Address me ut Oak Grove post-ofnce. va. OK
further information may be nbta lned 1t the ~
patch Office, Richmond. The farms may be YlsIea
by the Potomac steamers, and viii take pleasure
In showing them. on,y,r
aDA HENRf Is. 6OULDhh-N.
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PETERSBURG, May S, 1869.

PETERSBURG, May 5, 1869.
The pol;tical campaign on the Southside
onened with the Radical convention which
assembled here on Thursday, and bids fair
10 he conducted with all the spirit which
hungry CARPET baggers can infuse into the
colored population. The facility With which
thev follow these adventurers, and the GRE
dnlity with which they listen to their tales,
speaSs bat poorly for their manhood or In
telliyence, and shows them to be as much
in bondage now intellectually as they ever
were physically. But the signs foreoode
that the nominee will encounter opposition
at the other end of the district, inasmuch
as the convention was evidently packed IN
his interest.
It is rumored that another convention
will be held at an early day, and that an
other nominee will DO put on the course
probably DR.. Bayne. AS the great majority
of voters in the district are negroes, 1t IS
strange that no effort should be made by
them to concentrate on man Of their own
race.
The Conservatives also seem to be warm
ing up. The daily exchange OF shots be-
tween the batteries Of the Indes and -Er-
press has very enlivening effect; and it
is hoped that the people will be put in such
g good humor by the keen encounter OF Wit
that all differences will be obliterated by
the time the election comes on.
-. We are pleased to note number OF I'M
provements in progress on our great tho
sroaghfare (Sycamore street,, consisting
mostly of o remodelling of the fronts OF
stores. We have also observed several new
buildings going up in other parts OF the
city.
The weather during the whole week has
been very Observation-Disclosures In
some respects, but uniformly cold. Farmers
regard it as being favorable for the wheat,
which, from all accounts, wears more
promising appearance than it has done for
several years.
We learn that our former Mayor Mr..
Burgess) has been indicted by the grand
Jury of the United States Court at Rich
mond for perjury. A peremptory summons
was sent over here for witnesses few days
ago to testify las was supposedly to his war
record. 1t is difficult to imagine what has
prompted to this exhibition Of malevolence,
unless it is that Burgess is found to be in
the way Of some aspirant or aspirants to
the lucrative position he occupies. Mr.
Burgess is o man Of business, perfectly
competent to discharge its duties, and as
honorable as any man Of his party. s.
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T AND SALE.-By virtue of decree of

T AND SALE.-By virtue Of decree of
~ the Circuit Court for Mecklenburg county
rendered In the suit OF RoyGter, &c. U.s. Lockelt's
executors, &c. at the April term 1892 we will sell,
on the premises to the highest bidder, on MN
TRACT OF LAND lying on BluestoIe creek, In
said county, belonging to the estate OF RoSal
100 acres Of which Is excellent creek low grounds
and the upland as productive rs any In The county,
with o fair proportion In original forest. =.
The improvements consist OF 4 commodlous
dwelling. house, with all necessary out houses. in
good repair.
This land lies about twelve miles distant from
Talcott's station. on the Richmond and Danville
railroad Mr.. hoyal Lockstt, Jr., who lives on
the premises, viii take pleasure in showing II
to any one wishing to purchase.
TERMS: ne third cash; the residue upon a
credit OF nine and eighteen months, the purchaser
to give bonds for The deferred payments, carrying
interest from the Gay of sale and the title to be
tanned until all the pur base N 0ney is paid.
Possession TO be given the lst day OF January,
1870. &c. X. HAREIS, GAINESVILLE, Va;
GEORGE B. FlSCE, Boydtons Va,
my 6-set Commissioners.
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Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.
Affairs I'm East Tennessee.

Affairs An East Tennessee.
.4 MAY 6, 1869.
The condition of things in this section of
country is now more promising than at any
period since the war.
The political asperities engendered by
the war are gradually softening down, and
q greater degree of conservatism is gaining
ground over the minds Of all the people.
Some occasional outbreaks occur at times in
certain sections, as seen in the recent whip
ping of southern Methodist preacher named
Smith, in Blount county, for his persistency
in filling his preaching appointments but,
in general, better feeling is pervading the
eastern portion of the State. The extreme
Radicals are softening in tone, owing to two
reasons first, that they are now receiving
Offices as fruits Of victory secondly, that
the growing spirit Of conservatism demands
respect.
From oil the indications afoat in Radical
camps and pow-wows, it is apparent that
William Stokes, present congressman from
East Tennessee, and e1tre me Radical, will
receive the nomination Of his party for
Governor. But whether in August next,
with his extreme views, he can be elected,
is another question.
The wheat crop throughout East Tennes-
see looks very promising, and there is every
assurance thus far for good yield.
The season is backward, owing to the
heavy rains, and some of the farmers have
not yet gotten their corn planted.
The people in the country declare the
peaches are sail dead" but we have heard
this story SO long and go often that, despite
the two frosts we have had, we are led to
believe from others that we shall have
some peaches" yet this season. Apples
Will no doubt be abundant.
The beautiful valleys throughout East
tennessee are covered to q great extent
with clover, showing that the farmers are
beginning to see the Importance of attend
ing to the enriching of their lands.
You would be surprised to find how MANY
Virginia names and families there are in
this section. They are always glad to meet
). with Virginians, and speak with much
pride Of their native State, or the land Of
their fathers. And as new life and hone
begins to inspire the people, they trust soon
70 DC again on the broad road to prosperity
ana happiness, as in days Of yore. KEN.
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BY Wellington Goddin,
and Real Estate Agent.

EIRST-CLASS RESIDENCE AMI VA
IT CANT LOT AT THE SOUTHEAST COR
NER OF CARY AND Y1RST STREETS FOX
SALE AT AUCTIUN:-Nlll be sold At aGc.ion,
1869, commencing at s O'Clock z. M. the large
and admirably weli-bullt BRICK Unwilling
located as above. The Lot has front on the
side of Cary street Of 10 feet and runs back
ls5 feet to al alley in common Ih+ DIV EhLiNS
contains eleven rooms besides kitchen with Tour
rooms good smoke-house and large Drick stable
and carriage-house. The whole premises are
in good order. The D w Filing WAS erected
by the late firm of Be.Zley Il Quarles, and
NJ expense spared u make 1t, as IL really ID, a
frs. class residence. it Is owned by Dir. James J..
Williams twas formerly occupied by HIM, and Is
now In the occupancy OF MIR. Francis =. Glasgow,
1t All annual rent Of 1870
The property viii be sold rs whole or so divided
as to sell Off lot to the east fronting 30 feet on
Cary street.
TERMS One-ffth cash; balance at four, eight,
twelve, sixteen and twenty months for negotiable
notes. interest added secured by 4 trust deed.
my5 W. GODDlN. huctiOneer.
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Typ me ballad, ladye faire, my ladye
ballad typ" Aud ye man he twiried We
black moustache that covered ye upper lin.
She lays aside her "broidsrie for hvs
love she etryves to wyn--and to the weird
Like ayr the lsaye faire attuned her man
dolyn. 81 do not care for wild romance
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By Hi & GoddiD,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneerg,
No l2oa Main street.

FTyHE FOLLOWING LO PRICED
Il PLACES are offered, together with many
larger and more valuable farms and city property,
ITO ACRES OF LAND IN Chesterfield county,
fourteen miles from Richmond on Richmond and
Dsnville railroad, at $40 per acre.
1855 ACRES below Richmond, three miles from
the river. $l2 per acre.
100 ACRES In New Kent county, three miles
from VI indsor Shades, $500.
212 ACRES In Hearico county, fourteen miles
from Richmond $3.50.
All Of these farms have good Improvements, aud
mva Ivy HILL Il GOnDIS.
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NOMMISSIONER'S SALE OF VALUA

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALuA-
" BILE ZEAL ESTATE IN THE COUNTY
OF CUH6ERLAND.-In pursuance OF decree
OF the circuit court of cumberland made on the
sth day Of harch, 1860, In the suit OF LinpTus IS.
gee and others, plaintiffs, as. isaac Hudson. ad-
m,uistrator with the Will annexed OF William >.
Morton deceas ed, and others, defendants, the un-
deraigned, commissioner appointed by said decree,
will sell on The premises on SATURDAY the Is. h
day of Eay, 1862 SIX HUNDRED AN u FORTY
TWO AND E%-ElGHTHS ACHES OF
LAND, situated on hppomattox river. In Cumber-
land county, and of which DR. William 5. Morton
died seized: and also the reyel slonary interest In
the TWO HUNDRED AND FOUR AUREa OF
LAND adjoining the sal tract held BY flvira o.
Morton, tie widow Of said " Liam s. Norton for
he- life as her dover.
The improvements on the fTst-nsmcd tract of
land consist of FIR u" ELLIS u With four
rooms, In good repair, and the usual out-house,.
On the dover is = FRAMED DIV ELLING with
nine rooms. and the usual out-buildlugs.
This land IS within seven miles or farmvllle, on
the south side railroad has considerable amount
of river low grounds and is cons ed OF the
best estates in this part Of Virginia
TERMS OF -ALE: wi be q credit or s, IL, and
Is months equal instruments except as 10 cash
enough to pay expcIs' Of sale) the purchaser TO
give bonds with approved security, and the title TO
be held until all the purchase money Is paid.
The Commissioner has authority by said decree
to sell the said land as whole or In parcels, and
will accommodate purchasers, In dividing the
same, II Il appears advantageous TO do SO on the
day Of sale JOHN X. WILSON,
nv l-2taw4w Commissioner.
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By James NJ. Taylor, Auctioneer,
10. 82l Main street.
three doors below Spotswood Hotel.
SALE OF REAL ESTATE

FERUsTEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE
i IN The COUNTY OF CHESTERFIELD.
ATJUINI>G THE TOWN OF MANCHESTER,
BsING A PART OF FALLS PLANTATIoN,"
CONTAINING SIXTY ACRES. AT AUCTION.
By virtue OF deed or trust made OIL the I'D Gay OF
January, 1861, to the subscriber, from d. r. Ward,
recorded in the clerks Office Of the county court OF
Chesterfield, 10 secure The payment Of certain ne
gotiabie notes and bonds therein mentioned with
Interest thereon and d, fault having been made In
the payment OF por. ion of said negotiable notes
and bonds, and at the request of The beneficiary in
said Decd and in ACCORDANCE with the terms thereof
viii Offer for sale at public auction, the prem
ises on rUEsDAY, 18Th of May, at d o'clock +.
NJ, 6 part of the REAL ESTATE conveyed In
said deed, being a tract Of land containing about
SIXTY ACRES, with The Improvements thereon.
bounded on the east by the lands formerly owned
by the late Henry T. Drewry, ON the west by The
Richmond and Petersburg turnpike, and on the
north by the lands owned by DR.. Marx, and Is
part of section marked on the plat Cite Fails
Plantations
TERMS Whilst the deed requires all in cash, by
the consent of the beneficiary in said deed shall
require one-qusrier cash; balance on credit OF
six twelve eighteen, and twenty-four months,
negotiable notes, interest added secured by teed
OF trust. JOHN Is. IOUN6,
TIu'tee.
JANIS NJ. TAYLOR, kuctioneer. my6
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of ye days Of old,a says hs,as iibuts rather
I'd hear, If my ladye please, some toueMpg
melodie.'' And over ye ladye's music book
yc gallant soldier leans, while she sings,
with q sweet and angel voice, "Captaln
links Of We Horse Marynes."
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BY 6rubbs & Williams, Auctioneere,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

TLBA PARK FOR RENT AT AUG
H. TION.-This well-Snown place OF public re-
sort will be rented at aIc,,on upon the premises
DWELLING is large and handsome, the grounds
and extensive embracing three and a
half acres-stuated In the western part of the
city, with fronts on Broad, Marshall, and Clay
streets and very accessible. It would make very
pleasant residence for q private family.
TERMS Made known az the time OF renting.
6RUBBS u VII LIAMS,
mys 8uctioneers.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAY. = kgga
BY Lee q 6oddin, Auctioneers,
No. iI1s Main street.
PRODUCTIVE LITTLE MARKET GAR

PRODUCTIVE LITTLE MARKET GAR
Il DEN OF FIFTEEN ACRES, WITH CON
DWELLING, GgTHqUSEA SEE
OF MEssRS. s. q. ROBINsON, ?: n; TABB,
AND OTHERS, FOR RENT AT AUCT1ON.-On
"WEDNESDAY Y, 18th instant, on the premises at
az described above until lst Of January next. The
land is productive. and weiI.enclosed with plank
fence Buildings In good order. Orchard OF usual
variety of fruit, ,,,,,.
1.-THE same time and place we will sell for account
United tntes Government, by instruction OF bre-
vet Colonel J. g. Chandler. u. Z. A.. large num-
her of FRAME BUILDINGS formerly occupied
by t. oops, and known as "Camp Winiams"; 10
" hich we ask the attention OF lumber dealers and
builders. Buildings to be removed IN Ten gays.
mv1o Auctioneers.
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a. G. Pulliam, Auctioneer,
Southwest corner Main and Fourteenth Streets
ToUR HUNDRED ACRES OF VALUA-

TTOUR HUNDRED ACRES OF VALUA-
n RIE FARMING AND TIMBEkED LAND,
m CHEsTERFlELD COUNTY, FOB SALE AT
AUCTION. AT the request Of the owner, Will
sell az public auction, on the premises, at j.
O'clock M. ON WEDNESDAY the 10th day of
Nav, 1850 the FOUR HUNDRED AGRES OF
LAM, now occupied by william g. Flournoy,
Fso, living south Of the GOODIES Bridge road, and
about twelve miles from the city of Richmond :;
100 acres in cultivation, balance heavily timbered
with a most valuable growth OF walnut ana ceaar,
snitable for saving. The soil is considered as fine
as any In Virginia, producing corn. wheat tohac-
co. oats and clover luxuriantly. The land will be
divided in tracts or sold as whole to suit the
purchasers present A splendid mill cite is upon
the land furnished with water by Swift creek, a
stream, OF large size.
TERMS One-third cash balance, bonds at six
and twelve months, with interest, secured by 8
trust deed. a. q. PULLiAM,
my 10 10 II 49, ,Sl9 Auctioneer.
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By Cook & Laughton, Auctioneers,
corner Governor and Franklin streets.

AND KITCHEN FUR
l. NIrURE AT hUCTION.-On WEDNEs-
Df the 18th instant, at 10 O'Clock, we will sell al
the residence Of Richard Morton, Esq, on Fourth
between Broad and Marshall streets portion Of
his HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FURNITURF,
consisting OF
a handsome Parlor Suit covered with Reps
Marble-Top Parlor Tables and Etageres,
Ihree-Ply and Ingram Carpets,
An assortment Of Chamber and Dintng-Room
Furniture,
China Crockery, and Glassware, including a
China Dinner Set, complete.
COOK q LAUGHTON,
nv 10 huctioneer5.
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GALE OF LAND IN CUMBERLAND

GALE OF LAND IN CUMBERLAND
~ COUNTY.-The undersigned. commissioners
appointed by decree ofthe ircuit Court OF Cum
bersnd couoty made The eth day Of March,
1889, in the suit OF Ann NJ Pettus rs. Pettus's adj
mnistrator, &c they will sell At public auction,
to the highest bidder, at Cumberland courthouse,
on MONDAY The Gath day Of hay, 1859 THAT being
cvurt-day), the IRA CT OF LAND OF which Hugh
NJ. Pc tus died seized known AZ ''Burleigh
Hal" situated within half mile OF Cum5er-
land Courthouse
The Improvements consist OF q large and very
handsome two storled brick dwelling with six
bins and out-houscs.
Terms or sale Will be credit OF six, twelve,
ments, the purchaser to execute bonds with good
security for the purchase money, ard the title TO
be retained until ali the purchase money Is paid.
j.. d. LIVING,
JOHN T. WILSON,
nv 1-2aw4w Commissioners
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JAMRs NJ. TAYLOR, Auctioncer.
BY Cook Il Laughton, Auctioneers,
corner Governor and Franklin streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO-STORY
L FRAMED BUILDING ON JEFFERSON
BETWEEN Broad AND M ARSH aJ.
STREETS At AUCTION.-By virtue of deed
Of trust executed by John Nocker TO the under
sigr cd ana duly recorded In the office Of the rust
legs curt of the city OF Richmond, l will pro-
coed to sell at auction on WEDNESDAY. 18th
instant, 1t O'Clock T. a., on the prcmi: es, The
following property conveyed by said deed oftrust
: II thai parcel OF LASD, with improvements
thereon, being and lying in the city OF r ichmonC
on the west side of Jefferson between Broad ana
Marshall ST. eels. fronting is feet on Jefferson
street, running back between parallel lines So feet
to IN an alley feet wide.
The Improvements consist Of a neat TWO
STORY r<AMED BUILDING.
TERMS One-half cash; balance on credit Of
six months, interest added, secured by deed Of
trust
myG JOHN G. NOLTE, Trustee.
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XUCTfUN aAIM. ]
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FUTUEE DAY.
BY Cook D Laughton, Auctioneers,
corner OF Governor and Franklin streets.
GALE OF UNCLAIMED PACKAGES
~ AT THE OFFICE OF TIE z
SOUTHERN EXPRESS COMPANY. 1ar,

aces which have remained for. more than six
months. unclaimed, In the Office Of the Southern
Express Company, at Richmond, Va. will be sold
by public auction at the ONCE Aforesaid, on Ed
sSEsDAY the 10Th day Of May, 1850, commencing
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ZEAL ESTATE AGENTS.
COUTHERN LAND AGENCY.
CENTRAL OFFICE
No. 1904 MAIN STREET lkcoA NO. h
RICHMOND, Va.

FREDERICK W. POOH, GENERAL AGENT
We solicit the attention OF persons having rrs!
estate In the city state for sale TO the adVahtas
offered by this AGENCY, and promise on our par
energetic efforts to secure purclfasers ior AL pi~
perty placed In our hands.
Our connections are well established threuSnoS'
the North. ,,, ypo.
To purchasers we offer for sale CITY P !sV
Perry, FARMS, MILLS, MILL S1TEs, MINE
BAL and WOOD LANDS.
REFERENCES:
Hon. JAMES Il. BLAINE, Speaker House o.
Representatives. tues
Hon. r. Q. sCHENCK, Chairman COMMITTEES
OF Ways and Means, House OF Representatives..
Hon. JAMES s. GARFIELD, chairman oi -
Committee On Banking and Currency.
Hon. ALEXANDER RlVES.
Hon. II. II. WELLS, Governor OF Nlrglhl..
H. g. FOND. ESQ, Register In Bsnkruptey'
Aajor-General o. 0. HOWARD. y. > A. ,,.N.
Colonel A. =. EuFORD, President OF the H!EI
mond and Danville and York River railrosHS.
HID. COOKE, Esq, or Jay Cooke e GO. n
General WINS. g. W1CkHAh, fresiGen' "
VIC ap ls-smd&w
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By Grubbs & Williams, kuctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A B RIG K
4 DWELLING At THE NORTHEAST COR.
NER OF CLAY AND HANCOCK STREETS AT
AUCTION BY virtue of deed Of trust eXe cen
October 1897 ant. recorded III Richmond Hastings
Court Office being thereto required by the holder
OF the notes secured, will sell at auction, upon
the premises. on MONDAY. May 10th, at hall past
O. clock Z. NJ . IL fair, If not, then on the next
fair day thereafter, a. the same hour, the BRl *
DWELLING and LOT situated rs above 1t is
nearly new and has six The lot is 81 by 100
feet to an alley 10 feet wide
TERMS sufficient in cash TO pay the balance of
the debt secured, with expenses of sa'c-say about
300 the balance upon terms to be made known at
the time of sale. ARRANGEMENTS may be made to
give better terms Of which notice will be given at
the hour OF sale. p. w. GRUBBS, trustee.
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS, Auctionaers my.
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LOST AND FOUND.

II OsT, last Thursday afternoon, a BLACK
4 SILK UMBRELLAS, married NV. y. Rag.
this office. mys-sts
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PETERSBURG LETTER.
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.

TEE POLITICAL cANPAIGN-DrsAFFEcTloN
IN TIE RADICAL CAMP-IMPRo'EAhNis
ON SYCAMORE srREET--THE WEATHER.
Ex.MAYoR BURGESS.