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VIII he sold on MONDAY, May 81, 1859, COM
mcncinp Mt IL o. clock 4. NJ. at the EAGLE MA
CHINE WORKS corner Of Canal and Tenth
streets. the following very valuable PROPERTY
such AS Is usually found In 4 iirSt-claSs foundry
and machinc-shop-to wit :
One ID-hOrsc-powcr Stcam-EnGine and Boiler:
Lining, Shafting, PullcyS, Hangers, and Betting;
one Mckenzie Cupoa and Blower: one small Gu
pola one large Crane Tools, Flasks, Ladies. &c,
for a foundry Punch, Shears, Rollers, and other
tools for boiler shops one Pressure Blower, An
large stock OF Patterns for Machinery one large
Boring and Turning Mill; one Gray y Wood
Planpr: one lO-fuot Iron i'lancr one 5-toot Iron
Pl;,ncr: four large-sizc Engine Lathcs three me
dium-sizc Engine Iathcs one large and one small
Wood-T Turning Lathe one BoltCuttcr, with taps
and dies four Power Drills various sizes IN
Guiding drills tools &C.. for trst-clnSs machine
shop: Carpenters Benches one small pair Punch
and Shears: Circular-Saw Table: one Slotsng
Machine nearly completed: one s-horsr-powcr
Engine. nearly completed: three Iron Wheels:
Trucks: Patent Falls and Chains: one Balance
and one Platform Scale: Boiler and Wrought
Iron and Boiler Works: Flies and Gas Pipes:
Castings and ForgingS for Stcam-Engincs and Saw
Mills Wood Screws. Nails. Bolts. and Nuts, OF
various sizes In fact, AL the Tools and Fixtures
generally found In Il large establishment OF this
kind. including Gas-FiXturcs and Office Furniture.
This sale i made ny virtue Of two distress war
rants In my hands against Kahl { Rahm, and two
writs of rcndHiopi crpOnTS. and sundry cNccu-
tions rs Kahl ( Rahm and ais
The attention of AL persons in the foundry huSi-
Is especially called to this SALE a IL ainrds
an opportunity to any person OF purchasing Yasu-
able machinery, &c.
TERMS Made known Mt sale.
E.. $. MILLS,
. I,I,,.,
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Corrcspondencc of the Richmond Dispatch.
Rainy ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
Sayy-Yartl--.Ch urcE Atems---IsOb-
Observation-Disclosures Of Land---Ne-
&roes---0cenn House.
". PORTSMOUTH, Va, May 10, 1869.
The early part of the spring was very dry
in this region, and the farmers greatly feared
that their vegetables would be very much
damaged but, Fortunately, the dry season
was succeeded by rain III time to prevent
serious injury to the crops, and since the
rains commenced they have been remarkably
frequent. The cisterns which supply the
people with drinking water were becoming
exhausted, and now they are overlooking.
We are subject to scarcity Of drinking water
here ut any time, rs the clSterns are not very
large. In our sister city of Norfolk water
/, sold by the bucket in dry seasons. There
has been some talk of bringing water from
some distance above this city, by means of
pipes, to supply the Inhabitants, but fear
the poverty Of the corporation will prevent
the accomplishment Of this much-tlesired
object lor some time to come. 1t Is feared
that the long rainy season viii injure very
much the strawberry crop. ,.
The vegetables are now coming to matlI-
lity. An up-country man has no idea of the
extent 10 which vegetables are raised in this
region. Cnc may see fields of from thirty to
l"ity acres planted in garden or green peas;
ANA hundreds Of barrels Of these are now
sent Oh by every steamer to Baltimore, New
iork; and Philadelphia. Sometimes the
vessels are loaded, and hundreds of barrels
.chaln on the wharves to spoil, for want of
transportation to market. Strawberries are
now golngoff in great quantities, and of the
hheSt quality. They are selling in our mar
ket AT eighteen cents per quart.
ne run, am glad to learn, is not killed.
Peaches are abundant. Even the apricot
crop viii be good one, and the figS ary al
most ineyhaustible in their supply. pre-
parations are being made greatly to enlarge
the amount of fruit raised here. Annie,
peach, and pear trees are being set out in
large quantities. The vine, too, is cultiya-
ted quite extensively; and, with mode
rate degree of national prosperity, the farm
crs Of this country must become immensely
wealthy. -
The whole country is being cleared and
leaned up, and put in q tine state of cult
alton. Great labor is necessary to effect
his object. The shrrlbbery is very thickly
ot, and the whole face Of the earth is filed |
18th roots. So that it costs as much to !
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Letter from Washington.
C-orrcspondcncc OF tho Richmond Dishatch.

~ WASHINGTON, May ~, 1862.
bnar that when the Cabinet met iast
FRIDAY and considered the question of the
Submission Of the Virginia constltution, thc
discussion gupon the county oiilcers ciausc
was long and earnest. This Is very Soom eYi-
lcncc that certain of the Caolhet Objects
were tenacious Of their views concerning
tho nro,,rirfy of also submitting that por-
tio, NJ the constitution to 4 separate vote.
hnt those members OF the Cabinet letter
ycrscd in noli,ical workings than the Presl-
dcnt and Secretaries Fish and Rawlins sue
coded in Gaining TIER point, and although
Tho on;nion has beeneZpressed that possi-
hiI;ty Exists Of this clause being excepted in
tho General vote before theday arrives, there
does not seem to be any reason whatever
why such an opinion should remain; not
outstanding ii is fair TO presume that
Nrssrs. Grant, Rawlins, and Fish, would be
willing TO have it so. The President is now
anxious that the constitution shall be adopt
ed. and considers that he has done as much
rs lies in his power to present 1t IN
, fair shape to the citizens of Virginia
and il having been decided by the Cabinet,
ln whom the President submitted the mat
fer for atlyice, To issue the proclamation III
IFS present shape, Grant will not himself
advocate any further action, but Is content
10 abide the results of the election. Ills
anxiety that the State should he admitted
to her place in the Union is open and I'M
conccalcd.r The defeat of the constitution
would be disappointment to the Prcsi-
dent. and its adoption gratifying, inasmuch
rs it would coincide directly with his pre-
diction, made some time ago, that Virginia
would be in the Union before the eXpira-
ton of the first year Of his administration.
II is intimated that number of changes
will very shortly be made in the internal
revenue offices in Virginia. The following
assistant assessors have been appointed III
the fourth district ID. B. White in place OF
J. 4. woodward, and C. d. Landon uicc
G.. VI. Hart. IlMoN'
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By w. b. Robins, Real Estate Agent, &.
1000 AIuiu street. corner Tenth.

VERY VALUABLE COAL LANDS ON
JAMES RIVER. IN CHESTERFIELD
COUNTY. TWELVE MILES AHOFE RICH
rized to sell valuable TRACT OF LAND located
as above, containing upwards of ONE THOU
SAND ACRES. 1t lies in the centre OF the great
coal basin of Eastern Virginia, and has on 1t I'M
doubted evidences of underlying coal deposits COM
paratively near the surface.
Miners and gentlemen experienced In the coal
fields of Virginia will testify their favorable
opinion regarding the value of this land for its coal
deposits.
It's location is strikingly advantageous. There
are several available landings on the river, from
which coal might be transported In boats to RlcL-
mond and Norfolk without change OF freight
thereby lesScning the cost OF getting 1t to market
very considerably. ... .n.r.
The agricultural features OF the land are good
and In favorable times would command fair price
for such purposes alone.
The attention of buyers IS called especially TO
this property at this time. To effect al early sale
a bargain will be offered. Apply to to por1Ss
my 2o-2w 1909 Main street, corner Tenth.
ITO THE LANDOWNERS OF V1R-
4 GINIA.-We have completed arrangements
by which parties on the railroads and steamers
visiting our city for the purpose of BUYING
LANDS will have their attention calledt our Land
Agency. We therefore offer superior facilities to
those desiring to sell. Send descriptions OF pro-
perty, with lowest price, and our most careful al
tentiou aud earnest efforts promised.
HILL & GODDIN.
ri Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. 1908 Main street.
Post-ofilce box GO3. my ls-et
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
SOUTHERN LAND AGENCY.
CENTRAL OFFICE,
No. 1904 MAIN STREET GROOM No. q,
RICHMOND, VA.

FREDERICK w. POOR, GENERAL AGENT.
We solicit the attention Of persons having real
estate in the city state for sale TO the advantages
offered by this AGENCY, and promise on our part
energetic efforts to secure purchasers for all pro-
perty placed In our hands.
Our connections are we'll established throughout
the North. ..s .....< -.... ...
To purchasers we offer for sale CITY PRO
PERrY, FARMS. MILLS, MILL-SITES, NINE
RAJ and W OOD-LANDS.
REFERENCES:
Hon. James q. Blaine, Speaker House of Repre-
sent itives. r#.m
Hon. Il. e.. Schenck, Chairman Committee of
Ways and Means, House of Representatives.
Hon. james A. Garfield, Chairman Of Committee
on Banking and Currency.
Hon. Alexander RiveS.
Hon. II. II. Wells, Governor of Virginia.
II. &. Bond, Esq, Register in Bankruptcy.
Major-ticneral o. .. Howard. u. 5. A.
Colonel a. S. Buford, President Of the Richmond
and Danriile and York River railroads.
IL. ID. Cooke. ESQ.,, of Jay Cooke & Co.
General Williams G. Wickham President of the
chesapeake and Ohio railroad.. sp l5--Smd&w.
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U
mvl3 Sergeant City Of Richmond.

7 AND SALE.-By virtue of 4 decree OF
Il the circuit court for Mcckenburg county rem
crcd in the suit Of Roystcr, &c. rs Iockc's exc
rutors, &C., nj the April term, 1892 We VII Srl on
the premises. 70 the highest bidder on MpSnAa
The 3lst day of May. 1882 that valuable TRACT OF
LAND lying on Blucstonc creek. In said county,
belonging to the estate Of Royal l.ockcit ST. DC
ceased couta ming SIX HUNDRED and EIGHTY
ONE ACRES-onc hundred acres of which Is eH-
ccllcnt creek low-erounds. and the upland as pro-
ductiyr as any In the county, with n fair propor-
ton In original forest. .,,.,,.
The improvements consist OF commoai"u US
dwelIing-iousc with all necessary out-holses, Iii
good repair. ,.. $780,
c This land lies about twelve miles distant from
T,Jrnit's station on the Richmond and Danvillc
railroad. Mr.. Royal! Lockett, DR., who lives or
The premises, will take pleasure In showing IL To-
any one wishing In purchase. -
TFRMs: Onc-thiri cash: the residue upon Il
credit Of nine and eighteen months, the purchaser
To give bonds for the deferred payments, carrying
interest from the day OF sale, and the ute 10 DC re-
tanned untl all the purchase money Is PAID.
Possession to he given on the LIST day OF january
1870. f.. *. HARRIS, Clarksyillc- Va,
GEORGEB. FINCH, Boydton, Va,
nv e-oot Commissioners.
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by Wellington Goddin, rTIj
suetinnrer ana Real Estate Agent.

n ARGE FIRsT-CLAss RESIDENCE,
LAND HANDSOME GROUNDS ATThCHEp;
ON SEVENTH EIGHTH, AM. la I
STREETS, FOR SALE At AUCTION.-;At, the
request Of Mr.. Robert A. Lancaster tsho has re-
moved to New York; shall sell at auction on the
premises, on THURSDAY. the nth day OF May
isse ct oc2ek H. his highly arac, sNse kEsi
i The DWELLING contains nineteen rooms in
cludinp basement and servants rooms, and has
every modern improvement usually found IN n
frst.cIass residence. 81. sa... 30 -. syH.-, -
The GROUNDS arc beautifully set, In shade
trees, evcrgrecns, flowers, shrubs, &C., and are
among the hardsomest In the city. ~ u.
The premises front I'll feet on Seventh street with
like front of I'll feet Eighth street, and $50 feet
ON the north line Of Clay street.
1t Is not often that attractive residence is OIL
fcrcd for sale at auction. -.. 1.l =.
be exhibited at the sale so as to sell with the dwell
ing 80 feet ON Seventh street, running back 22 feet
To an alley 10 feet wide. The balance Of the lot VIII
be div ided to suit the views of purchasers.
TERMS: Onc-fourth cash: balance ut four eight
and twelve months for negotiable notes with fnte-
rest added, secured by trust deeds.
nv 2l,.u -- "nE.a 1I5 Auctioneer.
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STENCIL TOOLS AND PLATES.

~ BELLENOT, DIE-SINKER AND
". GRANDFATHER lilo MAIN STREET
The new patent BRANDING-IRON, for marking
Ill kinds of wooden articles by heating II, Is per-
fecty adapted 10 branding barrels or amy other
article under the new law.
Engravers' Stock stencil Paste, Brushes In
delible Ink, Steel Dies, Alphabets Seal Presses,
Brass and Gernan Silver, Frames Steel Rings,
Checks, Tags, U.s., wholesale and retail, !, Ihs
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BY Wellington Goddin,
Aucilunccr and Real Estate Agent.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
4 FARM OF ONE THOUSAND AND FIFTY
FIVE ACRES. IN TIE COUNTY OF IA. :,
QUEER, ON TIE KAPPAHANN0Gk RiVEh
fND ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAIL
ROAD-By virtue Of trust decd made on the Sci
.lav of April. 1866 to the undersigned by Gran
Vile j. Kelly and wife recorded in the office oi
Fauurlicr County Court, IT, secure the payment ol
certain bonds therein mentioned. and dclalil'
having been made thereon. at the request OF the
hcllciciarv and in accordance with the Terms
thereof, / will oitcr for sale ut public auction i'll
CuIpcpcr Courthouse on FRIDAY the 18th day ot
June 1850 at 1 O'Clock L. W.. the REAL ESTATE
conveyed By the said decd. being TWO TRACTS
OK PARCELS OF LAND lying In the county OF
Fauuilicr and estimated together 10 contain IN j.
THOUSAND AND FIFTG-FlVE ACRES, The
first tract being the homestead Of the sald Nelly
estimated to contain sc Y EN- II DIX Ed
ACRES, lying Oh the Rappahann"ck river, W."
its crossing and about two and i half miles from
the woolcn factory and Touring mills of The Saii
Kelly and the other tract, estimated % contaH
THREE HUNDRED AND FlFTI-tl| + ASKES'
being slightly detached from the mansion or hoilc
stead and living Immediately between the same ana
The said railroad
TERMS OF SALE: Sufficient cash 10 pay me cN-
pruscS Of sale ana bond OF 81 800 c ISL ucto'r,
-G7 with legal interest from 81 April, lSoh tsuo-
cct 10 a credit OF 1850 paid >th March, l,'' ana
,n,,hrr bond of s. 50V with like interest due l>t
october ISIS, and on a credit Of 81 !no win IKE
Interest due lst October 1882 and 81 500. due with
like interest on LIST October, 1870: and rs to the
residue on such terms as the debtor may direct.
The, purchaser 10 execute bonds for The deferred
naylicnts. secured by a trust deed on the land.
my 10 II. 4. CLAIBORNE. Trustee.
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BY Cook & Laughtsns Auctionecrs,
.orpcy oS governor and Frankli streets.

y,vr,p11sTEEs SALE OF EXCELLENT
PIANO, FURNITURE, &c, At AUCTION
By virtue Of deed Of trust executed . ~ NJ NEIL;
~ money. and duly recorded In the clerks
e anss Court se, Of the Ely OF s,s
m nc, shall 4odms u COOK Langon, on MON
% W EXCELLENT SEYEN-OCTAVE P1ANO,
~ ELEGGNT GTET-FRAMED MIRROR,
, r.7s with marble slab:
I Several WALNUT SOFAS and Cha Ks, -.
. n Handsome w ALNUT ETAGERE and
g8g HAT-RkCK,
4fge MAhSLE t i ~ :, I is,ssI i"" #
b % HANDsOME WALNUT sIDEBoARD.
. with marble top; :, -
and several other articles or HOUSEHOLD FUR
n -, y. SAMUEL NJ. PAGE, Trustee.
Sale conducted by Cook & LAUGHToS. ps
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BY Wellington G0dd!n,
AuctIOnccr and Real Estate Agent.

TWO FRAMED TENEMENTS, ON
4 THE EAST SIDE OF ADAMS BETW ZEN
CLAY AND LEIGH STREETS, FOR SALE AT
AJCTION.-Wiu be sold at auction, Oh the
premises. on THU RSDAI the 25th May lsS9 49, AT
o'clock 7. NJ. those TWO FRAMED TEN
MEN'rS located rs above lin rear of the Clay
street Methodist church). The LOTS each front &c
feet back 1875 feet to an alley. One OF the cnc-
rooms. with good Kitchens to each. and well and
hydrant water 10 each. The neighhorhood Is II
good one.
TERMS : Onc-third cash the balance al six and
twelve months for negotiable notes interest added.
secured by L trust deed.
myl7 W. GODDIN, Auctionccr.
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By Grubbs & Williams, Auctionecrs,
Eleventh between Main and Bank streets.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A FARM

TRUSTEES SALE OF a FARM IN
1 THE COUNTY OF CHARLOTTE, TWO
MILES FROM KEYSyILLE AND OSE-QUAR-
TER OF A MILE FROM THE RAILROAD..ln
execution of the trust conferred upon me by deed
from NJ. S. Trippc trustee for d. II. Hamhlcton,
dated Path December, 1887 and recorded In Char
lottc county court viii sell at auction, at Inc of-
Ace of Grnbbs 4 Williams In the city Of Rich
mond. on MONDAY, 9th May, at II O'Clock NJ
the property therein described, being farm OF
TWO HUNDRED AND SIXTEEN ACRES, stu
ated as above. onc-half of which embracing thirty
acres OF ash camp low-grounds, very fine, Is In
good heart, and produces tobacco corn oats, ETC.
tine other half IS heavily timbcrcd and wooded.
The Improvements are dwelling with i've COM
Portable rooms with out-houscs all new, two large
tobacco barns, ice-honses, &c. t.......... .. :
TERMS Cash sufficient to pay the expenses OF
sale D nd 81 SEQ with interest from I'D December,
1863 the balance on terms TO be made known ut
CHARLES u. WILLIAMS, Trustee.
GRUBRS e WILLIAMS, tuctioneerS.
L. S.-Thc terms named above are those pre-
scrcd by the deed, but 1t Is probable that the ere
ditor will consent to allow reasonable credit on
part of the purchase money. u. Z W.
IL
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Bv Cook & .Laughton,: Auctioneers' i
or Governor and Franklin streets.
Dy James NJ. Taylor, Auctioneer,
Honlce s2l Main street,
aoore hollow Spotswood Hotel.

VALUABLE, REAL ESTATE IN LIE "
CITY OF RICHMGoNsbPs 9 sTpE EfSssid Il Pc
S1 " s,t Tt : SpOTSWOOD HOTEL, FOR SALE
Al AUCTiON.-By, virtue Of decree pronounced
in the suit in equity therein DEPENDING 6y the style
of lien and others rs. Warrington ana others on
the 9Th day Of November 1899, the unde , isned
special commissioners appointed by sald decree
ses MONDAY the 9st Of My lSe aSs os ftsl
fho valuable Lot OF LAND, with the improve
mcnts thereon, situated rs above described. me
lot fronts on the west side Of Eighth street about
4s feet and runs back about 40 feet: being part
Of the lot known as a7o In the plan OF INC Guy
improvements consist of n largethree-story framed
building. 1851 a.,
Spotswood HOTEL it Is rendered one OF the most de-
sfrable lots in that part of the city.
7 TERMS OF SALE: One-fourth cash; the balance
at six twelve, and eighteen months for negotiable
notes interest added title retained until the notes
are paid and Il conveyance ordered by the court
z. Y. CANNON,
rrr-:. ..I sf 5raarst EATON NANCE, f.
...... ........ ... Special Commissioners.
Sale conducted by JAMES NJ. TAYLOR, Auction
nor - - ....' Ia#..--.r~t@ #s@. my 10
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LIME.

lME. LIME.-We have constant
Il =! supply. of BUKHOIDER'S VIRGINIA
LIME. 1t Is made from the same stone as the
Wilson lime, and every lump in every barrel is
WARRANTED. AS IL will ne sold low, builders and
Others in want will do well 10 give it Il trial.
my K-codi0t TALIAFERRO 4 co.
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. KILNS. -
| TWENTY HORSE ENGINE, in COM
plctc running order;
BONE-CRUSliER,
| GRANELhTOR.
1

GALE OF LARGE AND lALUABLE
G9uNTT Trge c %I 4eTFeG & i on The
18th day of April 1869. in the suit OF JonGs,s guar
dian. &c. rs. Jones, &C.. I shall on TUESDAY
ihc highest bidder. at puJic auction. tn" TRACT
OF LAND upon which IT: \. Loo kctt now resides;
living on the Boydton and Petersburg piank-road
tanning ONE THOUSAND THIRTl-slA AND
ACRES. The improvements
consist of large and handsome dwelling; III
thorough repair and all necessary out-hniidlngs.
There Is upon the premises an excellent store
house where L large and profitable mcrcantlc hi-
siucss has been conducted for many years There
is also upon tic place an excellent lanyard VIII
comfortable dwclling-houSc adjacent l" IL. Inc
survey Of the Norfolk and Great Western railroad
runs through the tract
This PROPERTY is regarded as well worthy the at
tention of persons desiring to invest In real estate
whether for the purpose OF speculation or RESI-,
dcnce. Possession to he given on the LIST day 81
january. 1870 with the privilege to the purchaser
of seeding wheat crop. 80
TERMS or SALE: 4 sufficient amount of the
purchase money dcfray the costs Of suit AMI "N-
penses Of sale To be paid in cash the residue there
OF to he paid in two equal annual 1nstaimchts 10
carry interest from the day of Salc-the purchaser
to have the privilege. If desired of paying The en-
tire purchase money in cash. Shouldthc purchaser
not desire to pay cas- H. he VIII be required 10 give
bonds with approved personal security Tor The de-
fcrrcd PAYMENTS, and the title TO the land VIII Ne
retained until the whole OF the purchase money Is
paid.
On the same day, shall, hy virtue OF Il cccree OF
the circuit court of iIccklcnhurg county rendered
on the 9Th day of April, 1859, in the sut OF snydor
Coroner, &c. rs. Jones. &c. sell upon the prem
Uses to the highest bidder, al public auction The
TRACT OF LAND owned by Joseph II. Jones
Immediately adjoining the lands above Described,
containing SEVEN HUNDRED and TWENTY =
SIX ACRES lying upon the waters of Miles creek.
There j. upon this tract an excellent NV ELL
ING with all the usual out-buidngs.- II OF these
lands are fertile and productive and well adapted
TO the growth Of corn, wheat, oats, ana tobacco.
They lie within six miles Of Roanoke river, which
is the medium of transportation from that locality.
Possession of this property VIII be delivered on
the lst day of January 1870, with the privilege 10
the purchaser of seeding crop Of wheat.
TERMS OF SALE: Onc-third of the purchase
money to he paid in cash and as to the residue
thereof credit OF and Is months, the deferred
payments tn carry interest from the day OF sale.
The purchaser will be required To execute bonds
for tic deferred payments, and the title to the land
to he retained until the whole OF the purchase
money Is paid. ..
Persons desiring more particular information in
regard to these lands are requested Ia address
; S. Il. JOHNSON, Commissioner.
Boydton, Mecklenburg county, Va.
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NOTICE.-For the purpose Of rebuilding
IN the Rockfsh aqueduct, the water will be drawn
off from the canal from Howardsyilie :, To- seven
Islands on the 18TH DAY OF JUNE NEXT, and
will remain off until the aqueduct is completed
probably about fifteen days.
Due notice will be given of the resumption of ma
vigation between the said points.
80 .r. e. LORRAINE,
my 20-lw Engineer and Superintendent.
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~ By Lyme & Brother, ...r r.s.
Auctioncers and Real Estate Agents,
No. 1889 Main street. en- S..

TWO SMALL FRAME TENEMENTs,
l. ON TIE EAST SIDE OF TWENTY-FIVE
BETWEEN FIR A NKL1 n AND & X a +
STREETS. FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-We viii
sell Mt public auction, on TUESDAY the 18th day
of Nav, 1862 ut o'clock L. NJ, on the premises,
two small FRAME 'TENEMENTS located as de-
scribed containing two rooms each. with the usual
ont-hoses, &C., at present occupied by tenants Mt
fair rents. The lots front each 24A feet, running
back feet. ....s... .. ..E
TERMS At sale.
TU" mr7"" LYME G BROTHER,
my 81 ..... .., ...a.r.-..m. Aucttonecrs.
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ALL POLICIES POSITIVELY NON
FORGETTING.

A careful examination OF our system cannot fail
~ CONVINCE any one who has examined the subject
th,t tho t.EoUALITY' presents superior advan-
tars cspcciIly In having no restrictions on IRA
VEL RESIDENCE. or OCCUPATIONS ana IN inc pro
,;si,uS of SpS-FOKFEIrURE made III the POLICY,
hv which no one can LOSE policy, or FAIL IN
ei,Cr.rISG A PORTION OF THEIR INSURANCE AZ
~ nSE ,TSItN PAYMENT has been made.