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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-18
gALEs..Futurs nays.
BY Wellington Goddiu,
Auctynnnor and EcHI Estate Agent.

VALUABLE STORE AND DWELL
Y ING or SIXTH STREET OPPOSITE TO
THE VEGETABLE MARKET: HANDSOME
RESIDENCE ON THE WEST LINE Or FIFTH
BETWEEN CLAY AND LEIGH STREETS,
AND TWO VACANT LOTS, FOR SALE At
AUCTTCN.-At The request OF the heirs of tie late
William Sands, deceased. shall sell mt auction,
on The premises, on TUESDAY the 2lst Septen-
her, 1869, commencing at O'Clock 2. ~, In tic
order advertised the following valuable REAL
FSTRTF-viz.. That excellent TIfsEE-sTOR9
BRICK TENEMENT fronting tYehty-siS feet
ten inches on the west line of Sixth street, oppo-
site the Vegetable Market, now occupied by Mr..
Sliccr Arnold at The rental Of forty dollars per
month. This Is an excellent location for Il retail
store.
After which will be sold the excellent BRICK
DWELLING on the west line Of Fifth between
Clay and Leigh streets, now occupied by the family
OF the deceased 1t contains eleven rooms with
the usual other acco mmod-tious, and is located In
q desirable neghborhood. and quite conveniently
arranged.
Also. n handsome BUILDING LOT on the west
lire Of Filth between Jackson and Duyal streets,
adjoining the residence Of Mr.. Cadmus c. john
son. 80 by 100 feet to hi alley.
Also, Il LOT on the west line of st. James street,
adj dining the Male Orphan Asylum, fronting
about 70 feet running back l25 feet.
TERMS: Onc-iOurth cash balance at -four.
eight. and twelve months. for negotiable notes,
interest added, secured by trust deed.
sc II w. G0DDIN. Auctioneer.
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ByLcc & Goddin, Auciiopecrs,
No. lll3 Main street.

GIXTY-FIVE UILDTNG LOTS,
- YEAR HOWARD'S GROVE AND OpPO-
LEN, ESQ, FOR SALE At AUCTION.-By
request OF The owner we shall proceed To sell on
MONDAY NEXT, the 2Jth Instant on the pre-
misses commencing at O'Clock L. NJ, SIXTY
FIVE BUILDING LOTS situated above de-
scribcd, each having front of 30 feet by an ave-
rage depth of about li0 feet accessible by way Of
seventeenth street and the Mechanicsvillc turn
pike and in Il rapidly-improving section Of the
suburbs.
A map of the property can be seen n the ONCE Of
the auctionccrs.
TERMS Onc-fourth cash: balance ut one, two,
anu three years credit lot ncSotlHpic notcS, itc-
rest added, and secured BY deed Of trust on the
property. LEE * GODDlS,
LII Aurt iOn,,rr-
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A WEDDING PATTY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
nights ago Il couple in Cleveland, Ohio,
were married, and their friends arranged
to give them serenade on their return
from church. The pair got wind of the
matter, however, and left the serenaders
waiting all the evening, while they spent
the time till midnight down town. About
II o'clock the sercnaders "smelt large
mice" and soon devised way to turn the
tables. A dozen pairs of their stout arms
were roon bringing ties from pile on the
pittsburg railway, near at hand, and in a
short time the little one-story domicil,
which was waiting to receive the happy
pair, was completely observation-disclosures and
windows. When the man and wife came at
midnight they gave one look at the block
ade, and left to seek lodgings elsewherc-a
rough estimate of the bridegroom being
that it would take him about Il day and u
half to move enough ties to get into the
house.
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By Lee < Goddin, Auctioncers,
No. lll3 Main street.

~ ,-,ptI r,n,,c IN r1Jr,
fsNN y SLALUAbLh ! Ahmo IN l..
4 nDt Nh or uAN2N r;h 4 ~. , 9Ai-E Al
AttllDN.-tn liuRSbhl -"a Oh september,
1863, at l. o'clock VI, we viii proceed to SCI at
%Ir GiiG; Ky nam street. tHi! -. :;
W FAhHl hlOWt is ~. a.,l'nSi a.; ti
!.hE ~ 'G co'sE o. iiaiio' "a Ior n,intS ts i4c
OF Oiu thuFcis Tavern, lDout '0mrttCh iTlIes
IRON flsHi4ohH ama c9HtIIhlRS w I'VE III, ~
plnID ~ EiWi, IrCHI -. 49,. ooo 80,
AChES or .LAND, OF when a,out wv actes
are "!,l' anu III - nl' t.''.J ~ - c't. R a. -
Ern"jns 'tWI III i,, -, -, dor In
cMLViiuI I f5, '''' s"0 90
'ib ''' consist or . framed dwell
i,I, " rrno,ns Two I,rrn Cr,r,.cG h,tms and 70
IT, Nm f.:iim, n,: len nr,rss r"rnhnusr
.,-Enns, md, I,irv ruaTt.rs for hands clr. !
in,,.rI Gr ta ,,..n s,tiirrnl Cnrn1s az axcrlicnf
,'.,r go - .tr,,, rnnii',,,i thrS,,ch thn r,r,n
,T; c',ii - nrrh e. t ha,tit,imrHs
my I,J tn n'i ,.h,nrh"oG s.inct 'S
,t.m Tn,;nn,I;rtnl,. ,frnr iIn FARM known As
If!s'. M,rn 1fLTnV hEsrN ~ rhr"c
~ y 49,, NiI,,ria.rtiin ono md - half ,nilns
ri LJ t,,tio on tI ThosamroItc and Ohio
.tinI md ,,iSc -, lies from Hirhm0md contain
In" TWO iji-EDRED ASD FoRrY-ONE
,ED 1 I!,TF ACRES or land. scyrnty-iyr
mis- orrn inc rrmaindcr heavily wooded from
Will, il Is r,timatcd s 900 cords Of nine wood can
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BY Wellington Goddln, Auctloneer.

NOMNIISSIONER'S SALE OF SMALL
! ] HOUSE AND LOT ON FRENCH GARDEN
Hull AT TIE CORNER OF NINTH AND
4 b IG A II. STREErS.-As commissioner ap-
pointed bya decree of the circuit court of Rich
mOnd, pronounced on the 9Th of August, isga ~
the case Of Dclaruc Dcscayrac's .dInsiistrator
shall sell at auction, on the premises, on TIL RS
the LOT i"caGcd rs above, having thereon I
SMALL BRICK AND FRAMED TENEMENT.
Aow renting Tor fair price The lot has 'front.' Of
lex 100 feet.
TEEMS: Onc-fourth cash balance ut six, twelve
and eighteen months for negotiable notes. interest
added and title rca ncd I'LL the further order of the
court. Il. X. HOWISON,
So u Commissioner.
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BY Grubhs & Williams, AuctiOneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank


A VERY VALUABLE 3 USIN ESS
n sTAND ON TIE WEST SIDE o. SIXTH
STREET BETWEEN Il r . 4 d AND MAR
SHALL STREETS, AND 4 BRICK DWELL
ING on TIE WEST SIDE OF SECOND BE
TWEEN MAIN AND FRANKLIN STREETS.
AT AUCTIOS.-On FRIDAY the 24th day OF SeL-
tcnher, commencing ut o'clock =. NJ, we will
sell upon the premises the FRAMED STORE and
DWELLING No. 3?S Sixth street, opposite the
Second Marset occupied 10y solomon Hechinger GER
The building comprises store below with three.
rooms above, has water and gas, and by reason of
It's situation is very valuable rs business stand.
Property in that locality rarely comes Into the
MARKET. and we hope this opportunity viii be duly
appreciated by those seeking good location for
business.
Alter the above will be sold TENEMENT No.
g. on the west side of Second street betwecl Main
and Franklin. occupied by Mr.. John Whltworth.
1t has six rooms besides garnet and very wide
hall also. kitchen with two rooms; gas and
water The lot is 29A by 81 feet to an alley.
The location Is very good and the property de-
sirablc for any one wishing comfortable resi-
dcncc ut = moderate outlay.
TERMS At sale.
GRUBBS L WILLIAMS,
Sc II \ uctiOnccrS.
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STENCIL To0Ls AND PILATES.

~ BELLENOT, DIE-SINKER AND
". GRANDFATHER. lIl0 MAIN STREET.
The new patent BRANDING-IRON, for marking
all kinds OF wooden articles by heating It. Is per-
fectly adapted to branding barrels or any other
article under the new law.
Engrayers Stock, Stencil Paste, Brushes In
delible Ink, Steel Dies, Alphabets, Seal Presses,
Brass and German Silver, Frames, Steel Rings,
Checks, Tags, &C., wholesale and retail mns
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By James NJ. Taylor, Auctioneer,
Oflce 81 Main street,
t,,rea doors below SpOtsw0Od Hotel.

VALUABLE LOT At THE CORNER
OFF NINETEENTH AND CARY STREETS
FOR SALE AT AUCTIoN.mWill be sold I'D, at a aug e;
.".cIock' on the premises, the LOT rs nbove de-
ecribcd. mt preseIt occupied by Mr.. j; Wardweli
M n coal-yard, and Is enclosed by brlck wall.
The LOT fronts about forty-two feet Cary street
and extends thence 10 Dock street, ana may DO
considered one OF the best lots for business on
the Dock.
TERMS: One-tiiird cash; the balance on Gre
dit OF six and twelve months for negotiable notes
with interest added and secured by deed Of trust.
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR,
CO "a huctionCcr.
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By Sampson Jones, Jr.,
Fifteenth street between Main and Cary.

r WILL OFFER AT AUCTION AT MY
4 warehouse. Fifteenth street between Main and
Cary on MONDAY, 10Th instant, commencing at
halfpast 10 O'Clock 4. NJ. an assortment OF
GROCERIES,
LIQUORS. etc.;
to whichthe attention Of the trade Is invited.
CO "a :. JOKES, JR.
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AUCrrog sAL5:a...rusure Daya =
By Richardson n Co.,
Real Estate Agents and AuctionSsfs
No fif3 Main STREET

TRUSTEES SALE OF THAT VAIL
Il ABLE FhRM KNOWN AS ttGgEEy NEA-
DOW PLANTATION,'' on THE RICHMOND
AND YORK RIVER RAILROAD, ABOUT TEN
BY virtue OF two deeds OF trust executed to tn:
understandable first by John II. Gleason and
Mary I his wife 10 James 4. Richardson, bearing
date on ne 2st day Of april 1883 the second Gy
the 9Th day or june, 1868, both duly recorded In
decd book SIS HE first on page asI and the secosI
on page iIt-Te shall proceed to sell tbayinz hon
respectively requested by The bepefsaries therein
18th day Of September, 1909, at Il O'Clock ~. in
front OF the Eenrico county court-hons on Main
street, In the city OF Richmond, the property de-
scribcd In said dccds-as follows, TO Wit All
county of Henrico. State Of Virginia, with ali the
buildings, improvements, and appurtcnnncps
thereto belonging. containing SIX HUNDRED
AND TWENTY-NISE AND SEYEN-EIGHTHS
ME i; WI PLASTATfoN," bounded az fo.
lows-to wit On the north BIZ the Chickahominy
river; On the east BY the lands formerly owned by
William Carter. now deceased; on the south by
Savage on the west by Martha Allen. being the
same real estate conveyed to the said John IT.
Gleason by deed from G. w. l.. and / /. Gate
wood and wives, bearing date July 2.th, s9Ss and
duly recorded In deed book S., page u.
TERMS : Cash FOR so mucn as may be necessary
to defray the expenses Of executing The trusts
specified In the two deeds OF trust and for the sum
Of SSiS with interest from the Goth day Of An-
by tie frst-namcd deed Of trust and also for tho
sum Of Sagc 90 with interest from the 18th day of
August 1862 until paid which said sum Is secured
by The lst-named deed Of trust and 10 the res-
ldue, upon such terms as may be announced at the
'''"' J. A. RICHARDSON, Trustee.
EDWARD j. NEWBCRN, Trustee.
RICHARDSON & Co., Aucti0nccrs.
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by Lyme X Brother,
Auctionccrs and Real fstatc Agcnts,
li39 Main street.

TOR SALE PRIVATELY TWO OF
Il those handsome and admirably located NEW
BRICK STORES on the south side Of Broad be-
tween Sixth and Seventh streets. with dwellings,
attached containing seven rooms, with every con-
vcnieucc for families. At present occupied ny y.
Marcllsc and ". c. Schwalmcycr EsqS.
The buildings arc on lcaschosd ground. tn expire
on the LIST OF MAY 1878 subject To- Il very reason
bile ground rent and are 10 Inc paid for at valuation
by the owner OF the ground at the expiration of
the lease.
1t is seldom such an opportunity is offered to
buy such irst-cass property. and should therefore
command the especial attention Of parties wishing
10 invest.
For terms, etc, apply TO ~
au o5-TuIh&Sa!m LYME Il RHOTl!EH.
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COO REWARD.-Stolen from the IN
.DLO stanls Of Mr.. John Elliott, Oh ~
Hampton creek, ON Monday night, September 9TH
aBAY HORSE; medium size rather thin, with Il
lump on his back, caused by THE saddle; when
driven worry hard blows, great deal. The above
reward win be paid for the horse if returned to
FRED. u. ELLIOTT, Twenty-sixth street,
Church Hill, Richmond, or TO Mr.. JOHN Ell
LOTT, on Hampton creek. sc 1o-5t
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MILLINERY
ARMSTRONG GATOR & co

ARMSTRONG, GATOR Il CO.,
23' and $50 BALTIMORE STREET, BALTIMORE,
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS OF
BONNET aud TRIMMING RIBBONS, VEL
VET and SASH RIBBONS; BONNET SILKS,
BLoNDs, LACES, RUCHES, NETS, and
GRAPES; FRENCH FLOWERS and FEA-
THEIRS, STRAW BONNETS and LADIES'
HATS, trimmed and untrimmed SILK, VEL
VET, and FELT B0NNETS aud HATS; SUM-
DOWNS and SHAKER HOODS,
The largest stock OF MILLINERY GOODS In
this country. and uneqnalled Ia choice variety,
which we offer III prices that will defy competi-
ton. ORDERS SOLICITED, sea-lSt
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OFFICE OF rIrE MUTUAL BgNEyoLENr5

No. 1902 MAIN AND TWELFTH STREETS,
RICHMOND, Va, September ID 1859.
NOTICE TO THE MEMBERS OF TIE
IN MUTUAL BENEVOLENT LIFE ASSOCIA-
ton OF RICHMOND, YA.--A reguisiilon Of
TWO D0LLAItS AND FIFTY CENTS on each
poiiey-holdcr Of this institution has been made to
pay loss by death of two Of Its members-yiz., j.
ID. Albright and G. D. Carr. This requisition
must be paid within thirty days, or the policy
r, Is. STARKE.
10 J5-lm General Agent.
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COURT ORDERS.

W1RGINIA,--In King William circuit
court clerks Office August 2ad, 1869
Otway Pollard. Plaintiff,
against
William Wars, agent, and John w. Wars and
Robert Wars. Defendants,
IN cuANCERY.
The object of this suit Is to enforce the vendors
lien for the deferred payment OF y tract OF land
lands of j. J.. Frensley, the late Albion Jackson,
and Others, called and known rs Spring Hin.n
Ing To law, that the defendants, John w. Wars
and Robert Wars, are not residents of this State,
II Is ordered that the said John W. Wars and Ro-
bert Wars appear within one month after due
publication OF this notice and do what is necessary
TO protect their interest In this suit.
\ copy-Teste
Douglas 4 GREGORY, p. g., Aylett's, Va.
ap27-Faw
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SO R-lG. II, &tdtd Aucti0ncerS.
rVRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
Il FARM OF TWO HUNDRED AND FORTY
SEVEN Miles WEST OF RICHMoND.WRy
virtue Of decd Of trust executed TO the late John
l.. Tate andW GOddin by Il. w. Green and wife
bearing date 9Th December 1853, duly recorded In
IIenrico county court, MADE 70 secure TO George
+. Guy the sum of $4,000 (bcing portion OF the
purchase money, for which the said Green cxecu-
ted his three single bills of even date with said
dced-thc first for 81, 500 at one year after date;
the second for Sl75o payable two years after date
and the third for 1850 payable three years after
date, each bearing interest from their date till
paid-I shall, Surviving trustee. and at the ic-
quest Of the holder of the single bill first men,
sell 1T public auction, on the premises on MON
DAY the Goth September, 1863. ut O'Clock p. ~,
if fair. II not the first fair day thereafter the
TRACT OF LAND conveyed by she said deed OF
trust and described therein as follows:
"a certain tract or parcel oflandlying and being
In the county of Hcnrico, above The city of Rich.
lands belonging to the estate OF Dr. George \.
Hopkins, deceased, the lands belonging to thc cs-
tate of Ambrose Hutchinson, deceased, and others,
containing TW O HUNDRED AND FORTY
ACRES more or less, and being the same tract or
parcel OF land conveyed 10 the said Benjamin w.
Green by George /. Guy and wife by deed bearing
Guy and his heirs forever Of two bury grounds
one In the field containing half an acre, and the
other In the garden containing fourth acre, with
the right Of lngrcss and cgrcss to and from the
samc.n
Whilst the deed requires cash sale TO the extent
OF the expenses Of sale SGd the amount now due
and unpaid on MI thrq$Sf said single bills cstr-
mated at about s., 600 to So 500, yet 1t Is more than
probable that the creditors will allow very reason
able credits on the greater portion of the purchase
money. to be secured by lien on said real estate,
AS to the residue Of the proceeds of SALE Oh such
terms the said Il. W. Green iis asst gDS shall
prescribe and direct, their failure to give any
directions, then on such terms as the trustee shall
deem reasonable.
The land has II COMFORTABLE DWELLING
IN IT. and the SOIL. Is IN 4 HIGH STATE OF
FERTILITY. w. GOBDIN,
Sc Is Surviving Trustee
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BY GruDbs & Williams, Auctioneers,
Eleventh between Main and Bank streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL
" FSTATE.---In execution Of Il decree Of the
circuit court Of Richmond, entered 18th May, 1862
In the case Of Harvey. &C.. rs Butler and ais, l
will sell ut AUCTION. upon the premises rcspcc-
lively. on THURSDAY the ed day OF September,
commencing ut O'Clock L. NJ, If fair, II not then
on the next fair da9 thereafter, ut the same hour,
the following REAL ESTATE-viz:
The LOT OF GROUND ut the northwest corner
Of Main and Twcnty-fOurth streets adjoining the
tobacco factory of John *. Childrey, upon which
stands stone and framed building, occupied by
Mrs McFalI. The lot Is 20 by So feet. -
After which will be sold those TWO BEAUT1s
FIJI. BUILDING LOTS ~ the northeast corner
OF Marshall and Twcnty-tfth streets, each 33Xli5
feet to an alley twenty feet Wide.
TERMS: Onc-lhird cash balance ut SIX and
twelve months for negotiable notes with Interest
added Titles retained by the court until the notes
are paid. JOHN A. COKE,
Special Commissioner.
G tucttOuccrs. sell
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DLUE RIDGE HIGH SCHOOL,
Is GREENWOOD DEPOT.
aIHEM MARIE COUNTY, n.

A. X. YANCEY, JR.. University Of Virginia /;
CASKIE HARRISON, Rugby and Cambridge,
England: Principals. oo
The next session of this school VIII commence
ceDtembcr Is 1869. and close 25th OF June Follow
Ing. The locality Is most beautiful and healthy,
and the social and religious advantages are unsur-
passed In the State. 1t has been for years well
known as the seat of most popular anu succcSSlnl
schools conducted at different times by the late
DR. GcGsncr Harrison and others.
The PRINCIPALS are determined to keep the scnooi
fully up to the lpn grade of scholarship main
tanned by the eminent teachers who gave 1t snch
reputation i'll former. years. The course OF IN.
strucfion embraces the following departments
ANCIENT LANGUAGES and LITERAIuRE,
MODERN LANGUAGES and LITERAIURE,
MATHEMATICS (pure and applied). NAIC-
RAJ and MORAL SCIENCES.
The school being designed TO give boys mo
rough and complete preparation for the univcr-
sty of Virginia, the mode of instruction ana tnf
cxt-bo0ks are far rs practicable, those or that
institution. The principals extensive cX-
periencc rs educators OF youth, and being "conil-
IDENTIFY commended to public favor by PROBES
sors at the University of Virginia and othcrS-arc
encouraged to hope for continuance Of success
IN their efforts to advance the cause of higher ed-
cation in the state. $3.50
TERMS: Tuition, board, fuel, lights, and wash
ing $3.50 for the entire session. No extra charges.
Circulars sent on application. sc A-2"t
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BY Grubbs 4 Williams, AuctiOnccrS,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

Eleventh street pclween Malh ana bdhh'
4 VERY COMFORTABLE B RI c b
n DWELLING, ON THE Il ST SIDE OF
NINTH STREET, JUST BEYOND VI STREET,
AT AUCTION.-On WEDNESDAY, ed Ssptem-
ber ut o'clock I. W., We will sell upon the pre-
beginning 10 feet north of IL street, and occupied
by Mrs. McNamcc.
'It has five rooms, Il kitchen with two rooms, and
the usual convcnIcnces. The lot IS !3X10 feet.
Very near to business and convenient in lis ar
rangeinents, this property should attract those
with limited means who arc seeking comfortable
home ut a moderate cost.
TERMS At sale. "
sells GRUBBS &c WILLIAMS, AuctiCneers.
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A TTRAcrl'E SALE a.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
IN TIE
COUNTY OF MECKLENBURG, VA,
At PUBLIC AUCTION.

BY virtue Of IN order Of the district court OF the
United states for the district Of Virginia shall,
sell on the premises, at public auction, TRACT
OF LAND containing SEVEN HUNDRED AND
FIGHTI-FINE AND 4 HALE lfS5A ACRES,
living on the waters of Beaver Pond creek. IN the
COUNT Il AIecklenburS about two miles south of
GAINESVILLE. -
This land has on it a CO VI + Or 7 a + J. L
DWELLING. HOUSE, with all AEGEeSARI
OUT-iiOUSES BARNS, &c; IS WELL TIM
BEHED. and viii be divided to suit purchasers.
Possession given on or before the lst OF January,
crop Of wheat and oats.
TERMS Gnc-thIrd cash q; balance In three equal
instruments nj six, twelve, and eighteen months,
with interest from date, for which bonds Will be
required. and title retained until the whole OF the
purchase money Is paid. -
W. II. MORTON, JR.,
Assignee of X. II. Scott, bankrupt
CLARKsEILLE. W.. AUGUST ~. 1902 So 10
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By james NJ. Taylor, huctlonccr,
Office No. S2l Main street,
three doors below SpOtsw0od Hotel.

A UCTION SALE OF BAKERY FIN
ENGINE, AND OTHER MACHINERY Ne
CESSARY To THE BUSINESS, AND A COM
PLETE ASSORTMENT OF HOUSEHOLD AND
KITCHEN Observation-Disclosures to the pro-
visions OF Il deed OF trust from Joseph canoe 20 me
dated the 2Sth July. 1862 shall, on MONDAY the
the dweiling-house of Joseph Canoe. No. 222 Broad
street. I'm the city of Richmond, sell ut public auc-
ton to the highest bidder, for cash. the following
personal property:
one BAY Horse. one Iron-Gray Horse, one large
Wagon one small Wagon, four sets OF Harness one
and Cross Rollers, all complete: and the Fixtures
In the akc-hoGsc used and occupied by the said
Canoe consisting of fifty Iron Bread Pans. htty
small Bread Pans. Brass Kettle, one dozen
large and small Baskets one pair Scales, ana All
The other articles necessary to carry on large
Shingles lab0ut OO0), one pair of Platform Scales
in the bakery one pair Scales In the store, SIN
Wood Bread Trays, one Desk, one Cupboard, Sc
veutecn large Glass Jars, one bale OF Hops, i've
Pictures one pair OF Window Shades, III me store
accounted by the said Canoe, No. 3D. Broad street ;
and ali the Furniture in the awcllng-hcuse OF said
Canoe over the said store, No. OBJ. on the north
side OF Broad street, In the city 81 Richmond
consisting of four Beds, four Bcdstcads and Bed
ding, one large Dining Table, one Safe one
Knives and Forks, one White China Dining Set.
one White China Tea Set, one Piano, one Hair
seat Rocking Chair, two large Chairs; six Hair
seat Chairs one Mahogany Sideboard, one pair
Card Tables one small Marblc-top Table, one
Sofa one Fancy Stand. one Mantcl Clock one
common Clock, eight Pictures, one Parlor Carpet
one large Mahogany Sidcboard two stoves. one
pair Parlor Curtains; and the usual Cooking
sils I'm the kitchen. CrOckcrywarc. We.
sells THOMAS j. EVANS, Trustee.
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LOST AND FOUND.

THERE IS AT Ny HOUSE ggSa
L RED COW, with little white under .st.Na.
her belly, and sawed horns. which the owner can
get by paying damages and expenses. She WAS
taken up ON the lth oil September.
WIN. II. ARMSTRONG,
near Nuckols's church, Goochand county. p
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NFRS. BENEFITS PREPARATORY
NR SCHOOL FOR BOYS, ON BROAD BE
TWEEN TENTH AND ELEVENTH STREETS.
The next session OF this school will commence the
lST OCTOBER. Pupils will he thoroughly in
, ructcd In all the English branches and Mathc-
MATES: French AMI Latin If desired. Apply at
Mr.. j. H. GARDENERS, No. 12l2 Broad street.
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POSTPONESIEST.

The aforementioned sale Is postponed until
MONDAY. September 27th ut ~ O'Clock VI.
RICHARDSON K CO..
IA 30 EtltI Auctioncprs.
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DIEDMONT FEMALE INSTITUTE.
i ARLoTTESVILLE, VA,-AfRs. r. K.
MEADE, Pr lncipal-begins on the 2lst SEPTEM-
and certificates of proficiency and graduation will
be hereafter bestowed on those who deserve them
cessiblc to EVERY PUPIL, as they will be given TO
ALL WHO REACH 4 CERTAIN STANDARD OF EX-
CELLENCE. Thus new stimulus to diligence and
rivalry will be excited. For further particulars
apply to the principal. aul4