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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-04-09

IN THE SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT
L Court of the State of Nevada. in and for the
County Of 0rnsby. In the matter of the Estate
of Henry Sichnoth, deceased. The state OF
of this Court, duly made AMI entered on the 18th
day of March, A. D. 1869, notice is hereby given
that
TUESDAY, THE 9TH DAY OF APRIL, 1869,
At 10 o'clock Of said day, at the District Court
Ro IN, in Carson City, has been appointed for
hearing the application of Siebo Miutingi, pray
ing that document file in this Court.
purpo'ting to be the last will and testament Of
Henry Stichnoth, deceased be admitted to Probate
at which time and place all persons interested
may appear and C. ntest the same.
(SEiLj Attest my hand and Seal Of said Court.
J. EDWARDS, Clerk.
Carson City, Marsh 18th. 1862. mar 10 pod
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PRIVs~- EDICAL INSTITUTE
Established by
DR.. :. G. YOUNG. In 1850.
No Cure. No Pay.

No Cure. No Pay.
INSULATION 10y letter otherwise, FREE.
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u,u1sCELEBRArEDINSTi TUTE
l ba, eujcyed this Coast an uninte corrupted
.,ccoss of eighteen years. and has bccoi,,s one Of
the m,si celebrated Institutes of the age.
The great number actually received and cured.
place it ia point Of number of patients among the
first of the world and tine success OF its treat
second to none.
PRIVATE DISEASES
IA Males and Irregulsrtiesin Females are the great
,!e,tr,yers OF health. They insiduusly attack the
.ysteni, and gradually undermine and destroy it ;
they drive the bloom from the Cheek, the lustre
from the eve, the strength and vigcr from the
frame, they give pnny an diseased offspring. AMI
eesun, Though successive generations the race OF
man The marks can be seen in Scrotula, Con
sumption, Crp.es, the Id .otic the Paralytic, the
Insane
There is No. terrible scourge to the human
race THAI those diseases arising from the cntarii-
nation Nenerial Poison. The m:ldest forms, by re-
treating to the blood, held ever over the one aifiic
led the sword Of destruction that is liable any
rcoment TO fall and blight-to utterly destroy-a'l
earthly hopes.
MaisCUhT, recognized as the mcst FATAL
NrDIC Al. ENEMY to man, combining with the
yrnerial doubles his dangers. Those who have
been treated with that pernicious NJ NERAL Pol
son are IL It cured the disease has only assumed
q now form. ~
no NOrBE SATISFIED WITH PARTIAL CURES
That leaves the poison to crawl through the sys-
tenn eating its way into the tissues and organs |
t.eneath the apparently smooth surface. to burst
IN. in the future with a vrulence that will battle
n. effects OF me llcrIe. When Perfect CURES can
he ohta;uet. by ca'ls,, ,iIg PHYSICIAN whom long
crsctjce an th .nvcstisation into the CAUSES
,,f Dsaas,s u: the MARY ORGANS, enable to
,,tarn,;u. at once the cause of the disease.
In All diseases entrusted to the Doctor care,
prRcE3r SPEEDY, and PERMANENT CURES,
In all Cases Cures Guaranteed.
In syphilis and its adjunct, Gonnorrhoea and
.,comn.nyns diseases; all disorders Of the Bad
d.r kiineys and postate; Simiual Weakness:
n; ,eases o, the Heart and Longs; Dyspepsia; ind
.,stion, Impstency; Incipient Consumpti ana
IN diseases of the unary organs in either sex cure
.lvays ysrran ted, or NO PAY required,
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FOE BENT.

TOR RENT, g very desirable BRICK ga
e. TENN MEnJT on Marshall street between s4Ea
I WENT third and Tsenty-fourth; mas keEen
rooms: condition good. Rent monerate. r pplS
early TO Gmy sat z. Fl. "HlfLOCh.
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n chap from the country, stopping at one of
the hotels sat down to dinner. Upon the bill
Of fare being handed to him by the waiter he
remarked that he didn't care "'bout reading
now-he'd wait till after dinner"
A letter from Bryan, Wyoming Territory,
says: You can see, at almost any town,
notices from vigilance committees for certain
persons to leave town. l had quite laugh n
few days since. The committee waited on 4
man they call Wild Bill and gave him fif-
teen minutes to leave the town. Bin got on
his mule, and said, Gentlemen, if this id
mule donpt baulk, don't want but five"
An American lady in Paris was out of all
patience and spirits at hearing nothing but
French day after day. One morning she
heard a cock Growing, and exclaimed, THANK
God, there's one who speaks English"
REAL EsTATE.-An old darby who for years
has followed the honorable business of white
washing was applied to by a gentleman the
other day who desired to give him job.
"Oh, Dress your heart, maSSer, 1se gone out
OF der whitewashing business altogether. Use
III der real state business now
Indeed; and how came you to make this
changer
"Spec lation, masser; nothing but spec Ia
ton. Oars more 'spectabilily in whitewash-
ing dan in real state, 'spect, but dar's less
sponduliks, you see."
II suppose SO. But how did you get a
start-what capital did you have?'
HeiI, tnaeseI, IL telL you jill doouL IL. l
done whitewashng job for a real state
dealer an he paid me in advice. He started
me In der business, an told me how to do il.
Jess spread myself all over this city an took
hsts OF all der lots wild sale boards on EN-, an
adVertized en- in der papers for sale at my of
ns. When customer wanted TO buy lot,
asKeo Urine more n the owner would sell for
Then all had TO do was TO less buy II ON INV
own account and sell i. for all could get.
Sold house an lot yesterday for IS, 600, an
bought IL TO- day for $500. Use doing a VERY
good business.-Chicag0 JourunE. '
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BY 9rubbs Il Williams, Auc1oneera
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

COMMISSION SALE OF THE
BEAUTIFUL SUBURBAN RESIDENCE,
KNOWN AS 'AUBURN,' WITH TWENTY
ING ON THE GROVE ROAD AND RUNNING
BACK no TIE WESTHAM ROAD, ONE BILE
WEST OF THE CITY, FOR SALE At AUG
TIrN.-The property above referred to will be
sold by the undersgne ed as commissioners. In eX-
ecution of decree of the Circuit Court Of Hem
rico county entered the Goth OF A prll 1869. In
the case OF Tyler against Gruhbs e Williams,
trustees and ais T he sale viii take place upon
the premises on MONDAY the nth OF May, at S
O'Clock P NJ. II fair, If not then on the next
fair day thereafter at the same honr.
The buildings are ample and good, EN- or acing
handsome dwelling with nine rooms, with all the
usual out-houses beautifully situated nd sur
rounded by n grove OF forest trees, and lawn set
out with shrubs and flowers.
Particular care was used In the se!ec Ion of the
fruits and vines, of which there is the usual va
rIe,y and now approaching maturity
The land lies nearly square, and In the character
OF It's soil and It's Typographical features Is all that
could be desired for gardening, fr oft raising and
general pur poses OF cultivation.
Auburn Is one of the most admired places In the
vicinity Of this city: and we csk for It an exam!-
nation by those wishing TO purchase such pro-
perty.
seem best at the time OF sale.
TERMS: About 30 geo cash; balance at four,
liable notes, with interest added the title being
retained by the court until the notes are paid.
Purchaser to paw taxes for 1869.
4: D. D. W SnIisS Commissioners.
GRT-BRS & WILLIAMS AUctionee-s.
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CONTEMPORARIES.

TCE-CREAM.-We beg leave to inform
Il you that we have completed our arrangements
for the manufacture or
ICE-CREAM
in all its varieties-Vanills, Lemon, Orange,
Strawberry Creams, Lemon Ice, &c
and are ready to make arrangements for the sea-
son to supply regularly hotels saloons, restau-
rants. private pslties, ptc.nics, aud fairs at
wholesale prices.
owing TO our improved machinery am other
facilities, We are ems bled to manufacture this
ticle III any quantity, of better quality and at
lower price, than 1t can be obtained elsewhere At
S1.25 PER GALLON.
Parties desiring to make arrangements for the
ders will be attended to ut short notice, and will be
delivered in all parts Of the city free of CHARGE.
spectfully, ZIMh;ER L CO.,
Wholesale Confectioners, lt4a Main street.
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NOR RENT, TWO UPPER FLOOkSl
II of house NO. t04 Broad street, between zs1
Fourth and Fifth. each containing four rooms
Possession given at once. Rent moderate. Ap-
pr ,S nremIsas my G-eod3t
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BY Grubbs u Williams, Auctioneers,
Eleventh bet veen Main and Bank streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE CT A LOT
OF GROUND ON THE EAST SIDE OF
UNION STRERT BETWEEN FRANKLIN
AND GRACE.-ID execution of decree OF the
Circuit Court Of Richmond entered ed February
1886 ia the case of Carrington trustee, Us. Page
and ais will sell at auction upon the premises
on "WEDNESDAY the 18th cay OF May, at 6
O'Clock p. M If fair If not, then on the next fair
day thereafter, at the same hour, LOT OF
GROUND situated ~ above fronting - feet and
running back 10 feet to alley Is feet wide, adj
Joining the property OF iliiam Tyree, and Is the
same lot for many years occupied by J. Mcbride.
TERMS: ; sale.
GRIrERS Y, WILLIAMS spctionears. nv
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BY Hill & Godtin,
Real Estate Agents and Arctioneers,
No. 1903 Main street.

tTNHE FOLLOWING Low PRICED
Z PLACES are offered, together with many
larger and more valuable farms and city property,
byus:
ITO ACRES OF LAND in Chesterfield county
fourteen miles from Richmond, on Richmond and
D'nville railroad, at $40 per acre.
15S ACRES below Richmond, three miles from
the river. 8l2 per acre.
100 ACRES In New K,nt county, three miles
from indsor Shades $500.
2l2 ACRES In HclriCo county, fourteen miles
from Richmond $3.50.
All of these farms have good improvements, and
can be bought on most accommodating terms.
rny6-iw HILL x GOIDIN.
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DHGNIX FOUNDRY,
i NO EIGHTH STREET, BETWEEN
MAIN AND FRANKLIN,
RICHMOND, VA,
WILLIAM B. COOK,
MANUFACTURER OF

WILLIAM B. COOK,
MANUFACTURER OF
Iron Railing, handsome patterns Of Balconies
and Versndahs, Vault and cellar Doors, Gratings,
window Guards, Awning Frames, Corinthisn
Columns and Capitols. Ornamental Cast Brackets
for shelving &C., all sizes Gas and Water Pipe,
Hydraut Keys and Rods for waller and gas, Ncnti-
lttors for brick and wood cornicc, Traps for by
drants and culverts, Coal Shoots.
A full line of Plow Castings for plows in gen.
cral use throughout the country always on hand.
All kinds of Iron Work for buildings and cast
ings generally.
Thankfu to the public for their liberal patron
age for The past fifteen years, | most respectfully
solicit the continuance of the same.
all orders filled with dispatch and promptly at
tended to III the best workman-like manner.
nv lin
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From Loudoun County.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.

CorrespOndence OF INC hLcIlIIIUfu DI'P"'o1"
-LoupoUS COUNTY, May S, 1869.
Opr people seem disposed TO abide by the
action Of the Convention, but the interest Is
not active. In the fact that the contest Is be-
tween two branches Of the Republican party
we lose sight OF the real issue-tha1 one Is
pledged to a liberal policy, and the other
am bodies all that is odious to us in politics.
Despite the cold, the country is looking
beautiful 1t Is rather rash TO hazard pre-
diction about the wheat crop, but at present
the prospect is certainly encouraging.
The county has sustained loss in the
removal Of J. R. Tucker to Baltimore: lie
carries with him the best wishes Of large
circle of friends and admirers. L.
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GALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
y IN MECKLENBURG COUNTY, VA:-by
virtue of decree Of the Circuit Court or Aeck-.
lenburg county Va. rendered on the itn day Oh
April 1862 In the suit OF Jones, administrator, US
Alexander. ] sh,ll, on FRIDAY the 2sth day OF
MAY 1862 sell upon the premises 20 the hl&neS. pld
der at public auction, the TRACT Or LAHD
owned By James 4. Alexander known as JACK
sons" ty Ing upon the waters OF COKE 8 creek III
the said county. containing ONE IltDuShNl,
THIRTY-THREE AND 4 Hale htfES' ana
also ut the same time and place, two other SINAI
TRACTS Or PAHCfLo OF LAND ownea ~
the said tlexander-one OF TWO HllNl,.E !,
AND FIFTEEN hCRES. known as =. BurneLt .;
and the other containing about FlFTI ACEtS
known as the "Mne Woods Tract me e ianaS
are regarded as excee dinghy valuable ana DESIRE
BILE and well adaptedto the grown Oh oii Tic usual
products OF the country. , $4,000, $3.50
An accurate des 'ription OF them is deemed un-
necessary. as It is presumed that persons t s
to purchase will examine and judge OF tile',i in
themselves. They lie contiguous TO the III es oous
Of land Of Mark Alexander, ST.. adVeftlsen 10 ee
sold on the 10Th and nth Of May. The Jackson "
place has upon 1t p confortdDle d"eltIuE- .ousc
and all ece ssary out buildiH gs. Possess io - re
delivered on the 1st day of January, 1872 WIN tne
privilege tn the purchaser OF geedlng q "hrtt Ctpp'
TEENS OF SALE tnc-thira Of the purchase M
ney TO be paid Ia cash and AS 20 the residue terep
a credit OF Fix twelve, and eighteen months, IN"
purchaser to execute bonds ftr the deferred pay,
ments, carrying interest from the day OF sale, ana
the title to he retained until the whole OF the puF
chase money IS paid ,- =, -,.-,
ana7 cot Boydton, Va.
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THE ROCKETS MILL PROPERTY
FOR SALE.


The above property Is for sale, and will be sold
on reasonable terms. There are
FOUETEEN ACRES CT LAND,
and a number OF BUILDINGS on the samc II
WAS successfully used for number Of years pre-
yious to tie war as fer,ilztng mill Uor which
purpose 1t Is we'll adapteal and for the last three
years as u distilery. The machinery for grinding
L IN good order, and the
WATER POWER
IS sufficient in all seasons to run four pair OF
burrs. This property is wen adapted for
MANUFACTURING PURPOSES.
1t has an abundance OF
PURE SPRING WATER,
and AS location for brewery or paper mill can
not be surpassed Being situated AT Zoe ketts, II
IS convenient to shipping, and the York River
railroad passes through portion OF the property.
4 grea. brgaIn will be sold IN III. above pro-
perty, as the owner Is tete, mined To sell,
a plat OF the property can be seen at the office
OF james NJ. Taylor apply To or add .eGs
JAAE ; NJ. TAYLOR,
Main street between Eighth and Ninth.
ap Bow
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WARTS.

EgTANTED, TEN MEN TO ACT AS
SS FORxMEN on my contract in orth Caro-
lima. None but active, industrious men, who have
been usyd to work, need amply. fNperts prefer
80 dGress RCRrRT HARVEY.
Rockingham, Richmond county.
my II 1w North Carolina.
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NV 9Th. ,Tu&W4t

IMPORTANT SALE OF LAND AND
EJIRG COUNTY, VA.-By virtue OF q decree OF
the ircnlt Court of Meckienburg county; Va:
rendered on the 18th day OF APRIL 1862 In the suit
Of Davis and wife against Oliver &c, shall on
WEDNEsDAY the 18th DAY OF nay, L,os' aI u, ne
residence or John q. Oliver In said county, sell 70
the highest bidder at PUBLIC auction three several
up CTS or PARCELS OF LAND owned Dy Inc
said John g. Oiver-to wit o,,
The TRACT on which the said John G, O!lvGe
resides. containing about SEVEN HUNDRED
TRACT immediately adjoining 10 known ~ " "a as
uROWLETI,s,' containing about FOUR HUN
DEED ACRES and ,,,
Another TR GT, adjoining the lands OF william lam
E. Dodson and others, containing aoou6 FIVE
HUNDRED ACRES. ,,,.,.,.
At the same time and place shall sell the ent1re
HOIJSEROLD and KIfCH EN- FURNlI = n 81
the said Oliver his FARMlNG lMI N ~ &c: %
of every description; his stock or NURSES,
Mules CATTLE, HOES, and shEtI, ana u
BUGGY and II ARNESS. ,..os .-,r,,n eou
The lands referred to are situated Wllnin rev
mi es OF Christarsville. and are Tor the IN 'sC pae
fertile and productive, being well auapt.u " 'uc
growth of the usual products OF the country.
The improvements upon the tract upon when
the said oliver resides consist OF an tHCEiien'
Westinghouse and all necessary Out-Ouitulllhs.
Possession to the real estate to be delVereu on the
lst day Of January. 1870, with the privilege ~ '''e
purchaser Of seeding wheat crop. -
TERMS OF SALE :: q sufficient amount OF tho pro,
cccds of the cal estate to pay the costs OF sulc anu
expenses OF sale will be required in cash ana iS
to the residue, credit OF siN twelve ana eighteen
nrored security for the deferred payments ana the
title to BIZ retained until the whole or the purchase
money Is paid. The personal property will he solo
upon credit Of six months, except AS 10 suLhs VI
$50 and under, for which cash VIII be required.
ooo7 5t1- BOydtOn Va.
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Serious Accident.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.
LOUISA COURTHOUSE, May 10, 1869.
Asaby-way traveller ! win give you few
items from this thriving little place:
The merchants here to-day are head over
heels in business.
Farmers look cheerful. and speak in glowing
terms of the prospects for fine crops. .,.,
The court was organized this morning WIN
w. G. Dunn as presiding MAGISTRATE; 90 Id.
rs could learn, there was but niue ouslneo'
transacted except issuing licenses 70 the meE.
i. chants through the county. There were many
here for that purpose, who paid their stamps
Rev. Mr. Haley. Of this county, while tying
his horse, was badly kicked. he was sense,
less for some five minutes. The horse kicKed
him inst on the right ear. When your inform
ant left him the doctors had pronounced him
out of danger.
There were large sales Of bankrupt estates,
the bonds, open accounts, &C., bringing ABOUT
ten cents in the dollar.
Richmond ia we'll represented to-day by her
most enterprising merchants. Yours &C.,
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BY Richardson q Co..
Real Estate Agents and Aucttoneers,
No. 1lD Main street,


TOR SALE, A HANDSOME TWO STORY
n SUCCEED BRICK DWELLING, corner
First and Cary streets. c. ntaining twelve 70 ms
four on each floor, and passage through the cen
tie, with all necessary closets and gas and water
throughout; large brick kitchen and stable, and
lot ornamented With shrubDery, &c.
VERY NEAT BkIt RESIDENCE on the
east side Of Seventh street north OF eigh having
two stories and basement In front. and a two story
frame wing In the rear contaiDiD2 In all eight
rooms besides kitchen, greenhouse and yard pref
lilly ornamented with shrubbery. vines &c.
A yEhY DESI FABLE LITTLE FARM, con-
tanning TWENTY-THRSE ACHES with new
frame dwelling containing five or six rooms and
all necessary out-houses, one mile from the city,
on one of the most prominent roads. I he land IL
highly improved, and sufficiently rolli5g TO dran
itself
TERMS: One-fourth cash balance at one, two,
and three years with interest &c.
hICHARDSON & CO.,
my st Ills Main street.
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MP, s. s., AND V. s T. Il. X,
Irrrurrpn IA May z. 1869.

LYNcHBCRG, VA, MAY Z, IeO5.
Editors Richmond Dispatch
Dear Sirs,-Would you be kind enough 70
notice in your paper that delegates 10 tne
Memphis Convention having proper ceruii,
Gates Of appointment, or such persons as nave
inyitations from the Memphis Committee,
will be passed free, going and returning, over
our n. p, S. S., and Va. Tenn. railroads.
Yours, &c,
N. NJ. OSBORNE. Secretary.
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Inc Il Co. Auctioneers.

CATALOGUE SALE.
On WEDNESDAY the 18th instant commencing nnsns ny
q. a vary large and choice assortment Oh
sREs II SpkING Day GuODS,
now receiving, comprising great variety oil ne"
A'" and desirable ~
STAPLE AND FANCY GOODS g.
sp,ted 10 spring snd summer sales included IN
which will be an invoice OF new ana Deau'hui
styles OF
DRESS G. y DE-.
ruo u11NDRED CASES BOOTS AND SHOES,
n uS His DRIED DOZEN MEMS AND BOYS
NEW STYLE II ATS,
with a large invoice OF
MEMS AND BOYS' CLOl HINa'
among which is a choice lot Of
LINEN GOODS
gotten up In the latest and best styles.
TERMS as usual.
Sale positive. and without reserve: co
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ByCook Il Laughton, Auctioneers,
corner Governor and Franklin streets.

HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FUR
II NIrURE At AUG rION.-Gn WbDHhs-
DAY the 18th Instant. at 10 O'Clock. we VIII cell at
the residence of hichard Morton, Esq, on -Four,
between Broad and Marshall streets. portion OF
his HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FURNITURf'
consisting OF
Marble-Top Parlor ables and htsgeres,
lhIee-Ply and ingram Carpets,
Furniture,
China, Crockery, and Glassware, including a
China Dinner Set complec.
COOK u LAUGRTON,
nv 10 Auctioneer5.
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BY Wellington Goddin.
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.
THAT BEAUTIFUL AND VERY VALU

THAT BEAUTIFUL AND VERY VALU-
ABLE FARM OF SIS ACRES. C.LLED
CORTLAND" ON THE EAST IL y T. : OF = III II
RfrHM0ND AND FREDERICKSBURG Rh7I-
hM0ANnn, TOR SALE At AUCTION the re-
guest Of MI william Taylor sha sch ,bs az 1st aa Of
May. 1862 at Il clock his most beautiful: at
t caiSad ;.naklsnd'' containing SIS ACRES #
which about are open snd IN ae
balance in wood and timber sufficient FOR the use
Of The place. On this farm there Is large owell-
ino and the usual onthouses, embracing every
bulldog needed rst.clsss farm; TN The open
rears and is in frst.rate condition. The location
is a handsome one, and being bounded by the rail-
road has peculiar advantages to persons desirous
of Purchasing good estate to Ie,lde on perma-
nently or for q summer residence Tor gentleman
dang business In Richmond. There is a handsou
grove of trees around the house, and young
orchard of fine fruit 49,,
Full possession given at the end Of the year. ana
martial possessi IN In time to seed wheat
TERMS 0ne-fourth cash; balance at SIX
twelve and eigh cen months for negotiable notes.
Interest added, sccur ed by trust deed.
10 poDDILH. uC.IonSC-.
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NgACHINE SHOP.
SLOAT u ADDINGTON,
MACIIINIsTs.
Works and Office, I4l5 cary stree, near
Fourteenth, Richmond, Va.

All kinds of NEW WORK; RFPlIEING
stear-eny!rcs and boilers in city and country :;
TnBAUC', WORK of all kinds made and re-
paired with all kinds of steam fittings for same
PiatfGfn and other scales ADJUSTED and RE-
PtlRHD. Exclusive agents for Judson's patent
GOVERNOR, Selden's patent
STEAM-ENGINEP ACKIEG, Utica Steam Gauge
Compauy's srtAM GAUGES. livery one OF these
to be the best gauge now In use; they are less in
price than any other make. full line Of the
above articles always on hand We also keep boil
lands patent sELe-F>sDING Oil CUP for
shaftipg and all kinds of machinery, which saves
ninety per cent. OF oil. This is The newest and
best thing now out. Come and see it and us.
GEORGE b. sLOAT,
nv 10 A. JACKSON ADDINGTON.
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BY Wellington eoddln.
huctioneer and Real Estate Agent

NV VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE
Is uus,inps curt Of the city of I ichmond pre-
1annced on The 7ih day OF May 1852 In the case Of
Henry against John abo IS Is hsrepy
as snec,aI commission for the purpose,
s4d of Max he 1sSe It
o .eioch enn,ion the REAL ESTATE In the
S d. ps' mentioned, consisting of TWO LOIS OF
s west line Of 2set ssea
.t and INNING back l22 feet TO an alley In COM
mon. with the buildings and improvements there,
on. being the same real estate Gonveyeu ny aon nr
W TcI- and wife to william A. Brown, trustee LOT
Mrs. Mary e. FIett tho wife OF James III. HiletI
and to Jesse 6. Crouch. ~ s,so Nth
,tnt row, oiet JuIy 1855 and expenses of sale !;
and as to the residue such terms as Will oe pro-
claimed on the day Of sale u.SrocU
u Specal Commits sioner.