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intendent v. .-js fslmers Ssqs, thnf this insiitu-
TONS p pfQaperopa condition. For the sear
an increase Of 30 OVER the prsvious session. AT
teniion Is invited to the rop0rt of <A< snpcrin.
tendent HIS euEgotjops - p 0inprorenenkg
Tor the better recommendation q these children
are entitled TO consldeF6fiou- He has besc zcal-
ous and indefaflsi ihis In 1hs pnrlornazp6 nf Ms
sustained ID his eIlorts 70 eddta5s End Improve
the condition Of those eommiffsd b ~ cbArges
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rho Homestead Section of the
Constitution. -
For the Dispatc

1885 u For the Dispatch.
Your paper Is doing good service to the
Conservative cause in this vicinity, your edl-
torials, in most instances, finding attentive
and approving readers: Fri. .,.tL".
There Is a strong feeling in opposition TO
the clauses of the constitution that are to be
separately submitted The eNpurgatcd con-
stituton finds favor with many of both par
ties but that feature Of Reputation eln-
bodied in the homestead clauSe-particuiar-
w it's retroactive rrinciple--clicits great,
and think deserved, dissatisfaction.
This county was the birthplace of some of
the purest and best of the sons of old Viz
ginia, and it is gratifying to know that the
influence Of their teachings still remains
with us and gives tone to public sentiment.
Our people think it right to pay all Just
debts, and will do so to the utmost of their
abilities, and would blush to assist in giving
TO our Commonwealth constitution which
legalizcs reputation in amy form. 90
Allow me to suggest that an article from
YOU explanatory of the force of this latter
provision setting forth what l believe to be
The fact based on the opinions Of some Of
our ableSt jurists-that this retroactive fea-
tllre will be imperative on the ground of Its
ilegality-will secure for the constitution
many votes which will otherwise be given
against it. Respectfully FAIRFAx
FanJaJ county, Va, June Is, 1869. al
We can only say that in our opinion our
correspondent is right. The Federal Con-
stitulion prohibits any State from passing
any law impairing the obligation of con-
tracts. The retroactive feature of the home
stead provision in our constitution is, there
fore, in conflict with the Federal Constitu-
ton, and would, we think, be declared null
and void in court Of Justice. .sr.'
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By Grubbs, & Williams, Auctioneers'
I,Iernnfl, street between Main and Bank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF READ
u J ESTATE.-In execution Of a decree OF the
circuit court of Richmond entered 3lst May, iSs,
in the ease of QuarleS'S administrator rs nu.tries
and ais. and Kerscy Us. Quarlcs's ADMINISTRATOR,
we will sell at auction, IN the orucr nlmen uet9m,
the late John ID. Guarcs died seized to wit: on
FRIDAY the 9th day OF July, at Il o. clocK NJ, IN
front of Hcnrico county cuurt-hOnse,a iRhC1
OF LAND in the county of Henrico, about seven
Williamsburg and Charles City roads, adjoining
the lands of Thomas French and ats, ana con-
tanning 16o 4so-ioo1 acres NJ,
mon the premises, an undivided molety OF LOT
OF GROUND on the west side OF Twenty-thlrd
street between Main and Cary, 40 by l32 feet me
other moicty or which, It IL believed, Is owned by
And in the AFTERNOON. upon the premises,
respectively, commencing at O'CLOCK, we VIII
sell a BRICK AND FRAMED DWELLING with
seven rooms, on the north side Of Cary between
Foushcc and Adams streets, occupied by AR.
Also. a Bull DING r OF next east of the above,
81 by 154 I0-l2 feet to said alley. rf. org. -
At O'Clock, Il BUILDING LOT on the north
street, adjoining the residence of Mrs. Ellen
Fletcher 40 By 1856 feet 70 alley sixteen feet wide
Andat63 O'Clock, u BRICK HOUSE AND Lot
NO SOY In Marshall Il Mann's plan, near the resi-
and Clay streets, being the same house formerly
owned and occupied by William Burke |; the lot is
23t by % feet to an alley sixteen feet wide. .n
/ TERMS One-fourth cash: the balance In six,
negotiable notes, title retained by the court until
the notes are paid. r.
..as-a,r l..,f Of THOMAS =. AUGUST, :
GRUBDs & CIVILIANS. Auctionecrs. IS a..'..am
/ C l2--lG. II, 81, q, 30, July 3StntS -.. "'.t
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

47IRGINLA, FARMS FOR SALE PRI-
v yATELY.--Iam authorized to sell the follow
nj pTTHIRTEEN HUNDRED ACRES, NEAR. TO
RICHMOND; 200 low-grounds, 700 arabic high
land, and remainder In wood and timber. Build
lngs extensive and first-class DWELLING con
tanning all the modern onTenienccs OF cly ei
EIGHT HUNDRED ACRES. IN sPoTsY Ia
orange Courthouse railroad 10 he. built soonl !;
two-thirds arabic, comprising high and bottom
land remainder I In wood and timber; good
FfY Z HUNDRED- ACRES IN, YORK
COUNTY, on York river, one and a half miles
Portable EsrtI F FRHMEb BuILDIGGs: -, 49,
| SEVEN HUNDRED. ACRES IN =. h INC, VIII VII;
'I FIVE EAs'n HuNDRED ACRES IN FAUQUIER
COUNTY near ,Warrcnton; the larger portion
F THRE Ell nj f25o IN cHARLoTTE
COUNTY near Pamplin's, Depot two-thirtis
extensive and In perfect order; DWELLING
THRER MgNpRED AcREs IN cyMgE E5;.
TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY ACRES IN
aprable comfortable BUifLDiSGS. - -.
+ ONE HUNDRED ACRES ON JAMES RIVER,
iSn hIGamSRa S Ram s % a
ING contains most of the convcnicnccs found in
THiRTY-FIvE ACRES IN IIENRICO
COUNTY about four miles from Richmond !;
a large quantity. Of fruit trees, vines, &c; COM
Portable building, s.a- .,.- SIS. .t-., 80 ,-g1
An OF the foregoing lands are good---the larger
portion frst-cinsS-stuated in desirable sec
lions and las well as other desirable real estate
in town and country not Grated In this list) he
purchased low and on favorable terms of payment.
kDply to .~'ft.F : GEORGE NJ. DREWRY,
80 IOl4 Main street, next below post-otIce.
/ N. B.-If desired, the farm OF three hundred
acres In Charlotte county VIII he exchangcd Tor
city property. .tsr".t~ 1e 7-deod6t&wlt
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BY Grubbs & Williams. Auctlonecrs.
Eleventh. between Main and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE VALU-
i ABLE LITTLE FARM AND MARKET
GARDEN CALLED. SPRING I' RI Sr, DALE La,
ABOUT -FOUR MILES EAST OF THE CITY
OF RICHMOND, NEAR THE MECHANICS
VILE TURNPikE.-By virtue of deed Of
trust executed to the subscribers by George l.:
Bosher and wife, dated June II, 1885, andrecordcd
In Henrco county court, and at the request OF the
creditor secured by said deed, shIl sell Mt auc
tun, upon the premises, on MONDAY the list OF
June, at o clock p NJ, If fair If not then on The
next fair day thereafter at the same hour, thal
valuable little FARM and MARKET GARDt:S
located as above, containing -SEVENTi-tlpE
ACRES THREE AND A HALF ROODS, more
or less of which about fifty acres are cleared and
In very high state of cultivation the balance Is
In woods. There Is apple orchard OF choice
fruit and also some fine young peach trees.
The improvements consist of 4 nice CbIIAGE
HOUSE, in modern style, with seven rooms, pam
try closets, &c, just painted and parered, and IN
most thorough order; kitchen with Tour rooms
large barn, stable, rn-housc, &c. IS. - ,
The location Is beautiful, and the neighb0rhood
one OF the most desirable and improving near the
We Invite the attention of persons wishing such
a place, as IL Is sufficiently near to enable us
owner to reside upon IL and yet do business III TIC
city. ..--.-~-.. s..,... o. ~. -.
chase money in cash, but we are authorized hy IGe
creditor to sell for onefourth cash balance ~ SIX
gotiabie notes secured by o. decd of trust..l
SAMUEL S. COTTRELL, TRUSTEES
CHARLES M.iBOSHER,t ! II
GRuRBs Il WILLIAMS, Auctioaeers.
jea-l2&dtds rAHEE li4.t-6t I
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BY Wellington =Goddin.
AuctIoncer and Real Estate Agcn

.TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
L REAL ESTATE ON BROOK TURNPIKE,
ABOUT THREE AND A HALE MILES MOUTH
OF RICHMOND.-By virtue of decree Of the
circuit court of Henrico county pronounced on
the 5th day of May, 1862 and trustee in deed of
trust from John kessnirk. trustee for Catharine
Dickman. dated Maye9, 1857. and recorded in the
county court of HcnricO, shall, on SATURDAY
the 2sh day of June 1859, at O'Clock l.. NJ sell al
public auction, on the premises the REAL rS-
TATE conveyed in said decd, being lot or parcel
Of LAND containing between FIVE AND SIX
ACRES situated on the Brook turnpike, in. Hen
rico county, about three and 4 half miles from
Richmond, and adjoining the lands of Messrs
John Stewart, James 7. Redd and others. The
property has on It a good FRAME DWELLING
HOUSE, STABLE, and KITCHEN, and Is Ill 4
good neighhorhoOd.
TERMS: Cash rs to sufficient sum to dcfray
the costs and expenses Of sale and to pay of tile
sum of SlD5.3l, with interest from May -, 1867,
subject to credit of $50 paid In 1865, and also
for cash as to the Interest Sl953l from May 9"
1867: rs to the residue, the purchaser Is to give
bond for the payment of Sla5.3l to Lucy Allen
kcrsey on her attaining lawful age, unless sooner
directed by the court. and for the payment OF the
interest on that sum annually during her minority
The bond to be secured by decd or trust on The
property. As 10 any surplus, upon such terms as
the said kcssnick, or his assigns having authority
to do So, shall prescribe and i'll default Of such
directions "a to the said trrs'cc may Seem proper.
* ID JOHN Is. MORDECAI, Trustee.
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Affairs in t,fsestcrsselts.l I. !,
Correspondence Of The Richmond Dispatch.
CHESTERFIELD CoURrUorsr. June II.

~ CHESTERFIELD COURTHOUSE, juno ~. I,
q The slight speck Of war. which giiaed The
horizon at Chesterfield Courthouse among
the happy family who have divided our
offices amongst them gradually increased ATS
proportions until Wednesday, when open
hostilities were proclaimed. On that day
Mcssrs. White and Turner, as counsel for
some men convicted Of felony, moved an
arrest of judgement on the ground that there
was no sheriff or clerk--Messrs. Mosely and
Walker, the present " iacunabrdnces,o
holding Federal Offices, which rendered
them ineligible. ,fE 2, Ea<7%
The Commonwealth attorney took sides
counsel, and decided not to longer
18th a.. -" court. lss
''roSe Inf IN D., ~" Chesterfield bar pre-
Irhe members OF t..y :? Of the county,
sent, to prevent the afiallp 7 Sagalnst'
being thrown into chaos, took siu.~ ~
the plea and for the RECONSTRUCTION hi>-'' /
sures. go =,
Messrs. Hay and Word, on the bench,
were reinforced by Mcssrs. Martin, Boards
lev. and Meadows, and after a scene OF IN
dfscribablc confusion, the court adjourned,
without deciding the question, to await IN
structions from General Candy. al
Until very lately NIL of tho parties nave
been on most friendly terms, and the otit,
side world is on tip-toe TO know what could
nave cluScu I.iiS
certainly proved that when Garpct-baS
meets Scalawag then comes the tug t'War.
The quarrel being entirely between our
cnimics, causes us no greater anxiety than
TO express wish that it may end as the
kilkenny-cat fight did. .l.
IL. w. Hay, being at Chesterfield court
sowing his wildcats, has been cut of OF tho
registration board OF the first district, ana
G. G. Allen appointed. -
w. S. jenkins, the employs OF Martin, the
Manchester negro shoemaker; mas pee zen re-
moved from the board at Clover Hill for
incompetency, and MIR. Brady appointed.
..- ..... t....se1 HOWARD.
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by Grubbs & Williams, Aucsionecrs,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

GALE OF A LARGE AND DESIRA-
y BILE BRICK RESIDENCE AND FIVE
SOUTH SIDE OF MARSHALL STREET Be
TWEEN MADISON AND MONROE STREETS.
Nv rcouest of Mr.. Thomas Barham, trustee under
the viii OF the late Mrs. Susan Barhan. we will
sell upon the premises. On TUESDAY, I'D day Of
June, at S o'clock p. M,, the two very beautiful
BUILDING LOTS situated rs above. and lying
next east of the residence of the decedent Each
of them Is 30 by 40 feet TO alley sixteen feet
wide. .'i NJ. ~ ~ ..f... .a.a gas
And by request Of A. %. Williams, the executor
of the last will and testament of said Susan Bar
ham, We win sell immediately after the, above the
RESIDENCE adjoining, occupied by her mt the
time Of her death. It contains about tcn rooms, Is
well arranged. and. with some repair, could be
made avery desirable Residence. with 1t win be
sold LOT 10 by lie feetto ssid alley Err B...t
+ Also three BUILDING LOTS, fronting together
SO feet, extending from the residence TO, Monroe
street, and running back 40 feet to an alley.
This property Is worthy the attention of those
seeking pleasant residence or desirable building
lots as the neighborhoodi Is very good and rapidly
TGRMs: At sale. GRUBBs 4 WILLIAMS,
iel2 Auctionecrs.
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GAIT SULPHUR SPRINGS, MONROE

- COUNTY. W. VA This popular and we'll
known WATERING-PLACE is now In thorough
repair and open for the reception Of visitors: The
medicinal qualities of the SALT SULPHUR ana
IODINE SPRINGS have been so long and favor
ably known to the public that we simply refer 10
their analysis by DIR. Mutter, Of Philadelphia and
Professor Rogers rs contained In pafnphlets iur-
nished By the proprictors on application. We have
the pleasure Of announcing DR. j EDGAR CHAN,
Professor Of the University OF Virginia. as resident
physician FINE BAND OF MUSIC Is In at
tendance. All amnsements OF . Brst-ciass WAFER
ing-place. HOT and WARM SULPHUR BATHS.
These Springs are accessible by TIE thesapeahe
and Ohio railroad, terminus at White sulphur,
leaving only twenty-five miles OF staging, or ~ tle
Virginia and Tennessee railroad cfd Mount W hte,
passiue by the celebrated Salt Pond. Daily line OF
inc coaches Oh each route. Parties intending To
visit the White sulphur, more especially those
from the West and South, Will find tile route, with
magnificent mountain scenery, by Montgomery
White and Salt Sulphur, much more economical,
and less fatgung and perPlexing, than by rail- ctI
Lynchburg Charlottesville, and Staunton, with
continual changes of cars and re-checkIng bag
gage. ...... - III - .s#.. r-r-..
This spot, combining the advantages Of healthful
climate free from the foRs and danpBcss OF other
mountain retreats, excellent fare, and valuable
medicinal waters viii he peculiarly suitable Ia
parties DESTROYS of spending the whole season. or
few months, away from the prostrating heats OF
cities or The lower country. a reasonable rednc-
ton OF rates will be made In such eases. f.#s.
CHARGES AS FOLLOWS: Per day, 50; per week.
sI7.5 per MONTH 800. Children under ten years
and eoIored servants, half price. White servants,
according to accommodations furnished.
my 2s-eod?0t* &. s. PEIT0N 4 BROTHER.
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,nfllIs NJ. IOIDIN. IrmStco.
BY Thomas W. keesec, Aucttoneer,
No, 1917 Main street. .

A SSIGNEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
n PROPERTY.-By virtue Of Il decree II the
circuit court Of the United States for the district
IN. assignee Of Henry Exall bankrupt, uS. Tur-
rer Z. Exa shall sell at public auction, to the
highest bidder, on FRIDAY, July ., 1860, at
o. clock L. NJ In front OF the United States court
house door. In the city Richmond, that valuable
GRANITE QUARRY at the First Locks, ON the
James River and Kanawha canal, known as Pages
Ouarry and lately worked by Henry ESal, II IL
situated about three miles from The city Of Rich
moud, and has SIX s7-100 ACRES OF LAND
to It, The granite Is well known, ana
In the United Statcs.
TERMS OF SALE: One-tbird cash; the balance
In three and six months, negotiable notes, Interest
added. -..., JOHN jon NJ, Jh., If
Assignee Of Henry Exal bankrupt.
~ s-2tawtds f. 81. t.
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y. u. DOUGLAS,
BvP. bowman, Auctionecr.

CPECIAL AND ATTRACTIVE Gaia
y LOGUE. SALE.-On TUESDAY, June the
eod commencing ut 10 O'Clock, will sell ut my
warcroom. l2ll Main street, very large and dies l.
raLlc line of MERCHANDISE, comprising In
part .,.x,r->x ~, 80,
4 general assortment Of FOREIGN AND DO
MESTIC FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS
suitable for the season .,.f...
A very large and attractive line of READY
MADE CLOTHING, embracing full assortment
of LINEN SUITS for mems and boys wear.
Also Il large variety OF MEMS and YOUTHS
COATS, PANTS, VESTS, and SUITS In heavy
and light materials, suitable for the season:
500 cases BOOTS, SHOES, BROGANS and
BALMORALS, for mems, women's, boys, and
chdren's wear, in large variety Of size and quail
ity and consigned h. the largest eastern boot and
shoe manufacturers.
Also, 100 cases FUR and WOOL HATS, for
mems and boys wear, including the latest styles
with large and attractive invoice Of
STRAW GOODS.
The attendance of the trade Is most earnestly
solicited to this sale, as the attention OF buyers
will be amply repaid. The goods arc fresh ana
scasonablc, and will he sold without reserve.
TERMS All sums under 500, cash; from Sloo 10
$500 sixty days: above that amount, ninety Gays
credit for approved endorsed paper -. tt
a LUNCH will be served on day Or sale.
- -. '--.--O.0'.. p. BOWMAN,
Auctioneer and Commission Merchant.
IL 2-Tu TIL. 8. NJ Tutd
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--...s. BY Sampson Jones, DR., ...
Fifteenth street between Main and Cary.

r WILL OFFER AT AUCTION, AT
L my warehouse, Nos. 4, q, and 8 Fifteenth street,
between Main and Cary, on MONDAY, eIst in.
slant, commencing ut half-past 10 O'Clock A. NJ, A
large and weli-assorted stock OF GROCERIES
LIQUORS, &C., comprising r.. ~ =
BACON-SJDES, SHOULDERS, and HAMS
PORTO RICO SUGARS, -. p .-s.rsI'
RIO and LAGUAYRA COFFEES,
IIERRISGS and MACKEREL,
ADAMANTINE CANDLES, '#' @ss &. ."a
TEAS, ,.r fr.v...- fs...t ..-.... .r.r ..
LARD,
. CHEESE, "s E#..
FAMILY and TOILET SOAPS,
VINEGAR,
BI CARB. and SAL SODA,
MATCHES s.
STARCH, ~. t '' ".t.. e"
,, MUSTARD and PEPPER, VI f.. f....r
BLACKING and BRUSHES,
WRAPPING PAPER, .#.....
BUCKETS, TUBS, &c.
'.t1N ALSO, O. 1885, "..
WRISKEYS #....... ... ..-.......
ERANDIES and WINES.
JeIa . "#l ."r s. JONES, in.
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Ode to the Orb OF Day.

From the Cincinnati Gazette.
Hail, hypcrdiapianous and superlustrous orb OF
day, "f
In whose efugent beams with joy lusorlous In
sccts play; r.
Before thy face the ncbulous mists hasten to deli
81. qucscc, Il,
And quickly from thy countcnancc all obumbra-
lions press.
Fructilcrous trees, bacciicrous shrubs own thy
riyiic ray, .F. -, .-s =
Curnutcd rams and Hocculcnt sheep, disportlng,
love thy sway -. .A..tfs
The galrish rooster ambulates with urgent, pomp
GUS micn,
And pcacocks DER the Ycrnal sward display their
ca1dal skeen .t.t'.t
When thou dost appropinquate toward this terra
QuccuS sphere, 49, -
Thy corruscalions yespertine cause adscitltious
cheer; .. ,
Thine cvancsccnt nitcncy shines mid the Vlinlnal
trees -.
And hathcs In richest splcndor the broad velifer-
49,
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RELIEF ASSOCIATIONS.
FOR THE SICKl

. # . .
How often docs 1t happen that whole family
Is brought to the point of misery through sickness
OF their preyider-- husband and the father--he
being unable in such state to labor for the means
of support, and they, being too proud to ask for
assistance in time, exiIstings all their little
means for medicines and doctors fees, and at
last there is nothing remaining but utter despond-
ency.l ~ a 1tt.; b. EsFstsITI rfrIs ..s-t
All this can be avoided bypaying in good times
small amount to the fund Of the SOUTHERN
MUTUAL BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION for
the relief of the sick. ..s- s.. 49,. ,.rrs .s, sat-.
Every sick member receives, by paying Sc. 50
half annually, IS every week when sick or by
paying IS, $40 every week, no matter whether the
disease is derived from accident or. any other
cause. rf r 4 .ss~. .s.4-1g,-4s
The premiums are put so low as TO enable.e even
the poorest man To join this benevolent association
and secure to his family enough to keep them from
want. .fa.t ii r4.g. .rr f.,;.r..srsf $780,. 4..t
Information can be received at the office Of the
company, Sic Broad street. ,,.y, .....s, g. r.
Agents for all parts OF the country are wanted.
DIRECTORS William Wildt, President; A.
Bodekcr, Treasurer John III. PeIn, Secretary.
TRUSTEES John Purcell James Miller, cashier
of tine Union Savings Bank s. N. Rosenbaum.
APPS s-s, ..s. .errv.r Ger
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ByIec 6 Goddin. kuctioneers,
q. -. Mobile Main street. ~ f

MEAT TW0-ST6RYF FRAME DWELL
IN ING, ON HARNIE. STREET NEAR WAR
SAW, THE RESIDENCE OF J. II. GILMER,
DAY. list of June, at 81 o. clock r. M on the pre-
Iuises, we will sell that desirable FRAME DIV Ell
LING with four ROOMS and front and rear porches,
besides kitchen, &C., located rs described above,
with lot fronting Haryic street co feet by about
It's feet deep. On the premises Is a well OF excel
lent water g.-..y +. rs.sst.,, = a..
house and thirty feet sold separately as building
lot. .sss -g.t = =. a. - -, y 2. :, -,
and eighteen months for negotiable notes, interest
added, and secured by trust decd.
! ~ +. gf-wSeF rr..I .r3'Si LEE i GODDfN, 3.
Z ie5 - s,r...f ......r.v Il E -.' Auctionccrs.
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NOTICE.-During Hrepairsssi 4,
IN To the Canal. from 18th to 3othsssss
June. our Richmond packet Will only ran up TO
NEW CANTON and SEVEN ISLANDS, and the
hynchhurg boat win come down to HOW ARDS
VILE. leaving both places nj the usual hours,
and arriving In Richmond and Lynchburg at the
usual hours. -a.a
Boats from Lynchburg to Lexington continue
their regular trips.
jc 7-2W IL. EDMUND.
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= ,,,;,s,.T H. ellington Goddin, elg,psG
~. rAuctioneer and Real Estate Agent. ]
TTyWO = NEAT BRICK TENEMENT

yT1wo NEAT BRICK TENEMENTs
CENETERY, AND THE EXJELLEST BRICK
STORE, ON THE SOUTH, SIDE a0F MIN BE III,
TWEEN SECOND MD THIRD STREETS, Fob
SALT AT AUUTTON.-WfIis nc sold nr auction,
on the rrcrnses, on TUESDAY the I'D June, 1862,
at, 8 O'Clock z. two Of those neat BklCh
TENESiENTS LII Ford's Row, each containing
three rooms, and fronting on the vest side OF
Cherry street, In front ofwhclTft IL believe the
street raiiway will soon pass. For small families
mr. for Investment they possess many advantages.
thfter which, say at o clock, viii be sold that
Desirable BRICK STOLE on the south side If
Main street. two doors west of RisoE's drug store,
and rms sack 1le feet to Nh alley. This property 10
very desirably located. ~. :,
eight mouths for negotiable notes. interest added,
I 10 "a " w. GODDIN, 'Anctioneer.