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FOR SALE.

UENNERY.--A Hennery is an inStitu-
L ton that, well conducted, cannot fail 10 pay.
Having been impressed with the truth of this idea,
have cotton SO far as 10 rear Il considerable num-
Der Of Young Fowls Improved Breeds rs stock.
myself altogether uiiprcpared Mt this time TO keep
them properly. and am therefore compelled re-
luctanlly, to dispose of them 10 some one better
situated than myself. I cannot retail them out,
but desire TO sell them to some one person-say,
one hundred Pullcts and Stays. Any party de-
string to purchase fowls will not often meet with
similar stock on such terms rs | will propose. /
have left particulars with Messrs Curtis Il Par
ker, Ship Brokers, Eighteenth street between Main
and Cary. au G-3tH
EOR SALE.--A RARE CHANCE
u HYDRAULIC PRESS, complete, eleven feet
between head and foot, twenty-five inches between
columns. Cost 81, 500. Price &iOo. Call on or
address WILLIAM ANDERSON,
Agent r. +. & 7. Il. L.,
au 2-3teodk Frcdcricksb burg, Va.
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WOODEN WARE.
WARE, WOODEN WARE,

WOODEN WARE WOODEN WARE
so dozen two and thrcc-hoop BUCKETS,
IS dozen yARNISH BUCKETS,
10 dozen CEDAR BUCKETS,
10 dozen BRASS-BOUND BUCKETS,
50 dozen four and fve-string BR0OMS,
IS nests PAINTED TUBS,
Is nests CEDAR TUES,
dozen CEDAR CHURNS, &c.
For sale by WAGGONER Il HARVEY,
jel1 NO. Pcarl oiock'
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h<Y~ A. j. WATKINS, formerly with 5.
NJ. K NJ. Roscnbaum, is now with
W. G. FERGUSON K CO.,
Wholesale Dealers In Dry Goods and Notions.
and would be pleased to have the patronage Of his
friends and former customers. jy lin
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TCLECTIC INSTITUTE,
IL 81 AND 80 Mt. VERNON PLACE,
BALTIMORE.
PRINCIPAL
Mrs. LETITIA TYLER SEMPLE,
of Virginia.

The seventh session of this SCHOOL will open
on the 10TH OF SEPTEMBER, 1850, and close
June cath. 1870
va " M 3-dlmeod,S vat
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THOMAS f. GOODE,
i ATTORNEY At LAW,
BOYDToN. MECKLENBURG COUNTY, VA.
practices in the
COURTS OF MECkLENBURG and adjoining
counties, and In the UNITED STATES COURTS
at Richmond apo
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THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVES
I notice Of his qualification as executor of the
estate OF Thomas =. August deceased. All per-
settlement and those having claims will present
them. j. a. LYMAN,
Executor Of Thomas =. August, deceased.
mn
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Japan SWITCHES. Just received,
81 another large supply of the genuine JAPAN
SWITCHES, all colors also a supply of JET
CHAINS and CROSSES Mt
WILLIAM IT. ADAMS'S,
Baltimore Stamping and Trimming Store
M G-.t GIL Broad street.
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TOILET ARTICLES.


TNlIE GENUINE GERMAN FARINA
L COLOGNE can be found at
5-2t~ WAGNER'S Drug Store.
NALBY'S PROPUYLACTIC FLUID is
IL an excellent tooth-wash and is adapted To
many other useful purposes. For sale by
PURCELL, LADD X CO..
jy 80 1915 Main street, corner Thirteenth.
SUPERIOR E y G l. | S II TOOTH
~ BRUSHES, made to order In London.
Also a supply OF Z l TOOTH
BRUSHES with Maury's improvement
for sale by j. BLAIR, Druggist,
je20 SIS Broad street.
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n~g7 TIE TRUE FOUNTAIN OF
UEALT II!
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
LUMBER. LATGaS, &c,

r UMBER, LUMBER, LUMBER.-The
IL subscribers keep always on hand u large stock
of LUMBER Of every description. Mahogany,
Plank, and Newell Posts Shingles, Slaves, Laths,
Spokcs, &C., of their own Manufacture. Having
the controlling interest In the best mill III the state,
located IN virgin pine and oak forest, Will contract
to furnish, reasonable terms, timber OF MI sizes
and dimensions. Always on banda large supply
of BALED FORAGE (hay and oatsl. We occupy
the wholc canal street front from Filth To SKI
streets. Give us Il call before buying elsewhere.
jcls---3ms TRUMAN \. PARKER i CO.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

uAWES r. SUTTON Gate Register of
the Virginia Land Office has resumed the
PRACTICE OF THE LAW,
and will attend the courts OF the city OF Richmond
and the county of Henrico
Office Marshall Hall, south side of the Capitol
Souarn Richmond Va my i-3m
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To avoid imposition, be sure to observe the sig
nature of the proprietor the wrapper of each
box.
Wholesale depot, 12l3 Main street. Price, 81 per
box. l.. j. LEVY,
au G-Im Proprietor.
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RICuMoSp. VA. September IS, 1891

RICHMOND. Va, June 90. 1859.
This is to certify that for twelve months last
past ! was afflicted with chills and fever and on
using two boxes of ''Raphua Powders - have been
entirely relieved. and can with confidence re-
commend them - those who are afflicted.
THOMAS III. ROBERTS.
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.N.. Z. J. Levy:
Dear Sir.-WIth pleasure do hear testimony to
the efficacy Of Your 'Raphua Powders in ar
resting and pcrmancntly curing aguC and fever.
have tried it In my own family and coniidcntl! re-
commend II TO others.
Respectfully yours, ETC.,
JAMES \. GODDiS.
Richmond. Ta., oath September, I'58.
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DENFIELD'S NEW PATENT SELF
4 ADJUSTING TRUSS--thc lightcst. most con-
vcnicnt and the most comfortable. Another sup
ply just received and sold by
l.. WAGNER. Druggist,
an 5-atE Sixth and Broad streets.
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a,r6Tv<,N sALEs-.-Futurre DIsS.
pyP Bowman, AuctiohS
ExTRA-LARTsGiElo. e AEg SALE lMf wv

IL
On TufS,,,aa frcr for sale ut my warerooms' Iina
O'Clock, w ,ary large and most desIT..rie Ny
Main sIgcsn1, NnISE adapted for SfRIN1
gi n. WI SALES. The stock cn1or III liTh f.
~ !nnnrnI assortment of Fanny AM
WHITE GOODS ana Lines
sLs nd han tsoJne variety OF DnE'IETI PNIsII
s sarfS i,"n of ladies' and gcntcmen's
- M; GOODS ana 1r o,r7,c rAcSJMERES
A large assortment OF wv TIITTr re-
" DoEsk1Ns' and ALSO ALSO, ,nv
nj ,,os, and most attractive lnc %! W.. IL ,t
Ahc MafF' CLOTHING ever ohtIeu na SatInet
',,e,inn. consisting of Linen, Alphc;, suits
and cashmere Goats, Pants Fes'S' a''
emitahlc for mems wear -. ,ors- and
Also. full line Oh tho
youths ,e we and boys SOFT HATS, very &c
" sIrable aud including the iatess ss aud RAIL-
I'm eata9 ROOTS. SHOES, BROGAAS, anu pt ~, M
SUI a5oP iLs. for mems, boys, women = III. I
t'ht,Sron's wear In various sizes ana st; !o
and consigned by the largest h''Stc'i
turers. ,Tco
4 very full and attractive line OF ,h chi,Hrrn,s
,rc,r in great variety OF shapes, qual't!, ''''
m,.icrinl and including the latest styles; ~
Our merchants arc most c.ti -, ,rnnns. M
=, attend this sale, n similar one IN
tractIycncss and importance, cannot DC rePc'lcu
The Goods i'll be sold without reserve In lots 10
SUI TtPMs Ali sums under $780, CASH from $500 to
:qon sI<ty DAYS; over that amount, Ninety DAYS
credit for approved endorsru paper. o,o
~ ho-''i p. BOWMAN,
Aurtlonccr and Commission Merchant
my 2a--5tW, TIL, 3 M.&Tu
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believed, quietly put to rest, and that It's

believed, quietly put to rest, and that It's
wandcrings are over.
A prominent government official, who,
presides over an important bureau IN one on
the departments, and who - noted ior MS
information upon all subjects, and who has
devoted much time to astrologic lore, upon
hearing of the presence Of this spectral visi-
tant, sent n bottle of water, which he had
procured from the river Jordan some years
ago, to the young man to whom the ghost
most frequently appeared, and directed him
TO pour q portion Of the water in bowl and
to place the bowl upon three hazel sticks
laid in the form Of a triangle upon table,
and when the ghost appeared to endeavor
to sprinkle quantity Of water upon ii.
The young man was somewhat 10th to
meet the shadowy form of his visitor, as it
were. by appointment OH his part, but
young gentleman friend volunteering 10
watch with him, he could hardly show a
good cause for refusal, and the pair accord
ingly, Saturday night being pronounced q
favorable time for the success Of their under
taking, took their station in the room which
the spirit seemed to adopt as its own, and
waited patiently for its appearance.
Conversation was forbidden and lights
were debarred, but the moon shone in so
lemnly through the window, giving sufil-
rient light to make one another, a5 they
were seated on either side of the liable WIN
the bowl between them. Just visible.
1t was nearly II o'clock, and the house
was still: even the rats and mice seemed TO
appreciate that there was something abroad
in the midnight air, and the young men be-
gan to feel instinctively that the tlinc Tor
their test was at hand. The clock struck
-, and with the first stroke. from guam
litv of ladies' clothing hanging in corner
of the room to the back and left OF the young
men, who were facing the door. the spectre
glided-clad as usual, in its sui tor gray: :,
The Young man. the fayorite OF the splfl',
was overcome. and, with mouth ana eyes
open, sat petrifcd with fear, but after nm m
SAINTS surprise his companion dipped Ms
hand into the water, and rs the object APP
preached the chair of the first young man,
threw some Of the water of Jordan upon IL.
A few drops fell upon the brow OF the young
man and at once revived him, ana ne also
commenced to besprinkle the ghost. which
neither advanced nor receded, but instead |
Of vanishing, as upon other occasions, COM
ncnccd to shrink to smaller dimensions,
continuing to diminish till no larger than
lnr's hand, and finally died out altogether.
Lipbts were procured, and, Singularto state,
not a drop Of water could be seen upon the .
loor, although quite quantity. had been
brown upon the apparition. The learned |
Gentleman who directed the eXorcism feels |
confident that the spirit will not again make
Is appearance.
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Nv wellington Goddin,
auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.

VERY VALUABLE DISTIL TILE 7
v SSD FIXTURES, ON MOORE e. S y tiiT; !
VI AZ 10 BROOK AVENUE, IN TIIE ~
S IL pIIrIIMOND. FOR SALE AT AuGIi0IiSrIoM 1
,hn rrcucst OF the parties Interested sila,l E s
-, nmbIc auction, on the premises on r n hat
n v the Goth Of May, 1902 ut o CLOCK al. III |" q
VERY VALUABLE PROPERTY ioc a.s Ir, ,,c
hovn having a front of l5e feet on the n0It r ~, ~
Of Moore street running back about ''o iee' ~
Bacor's Quarter branch. .,,s,st or \ large new
rive improvements thereon consist %, i mite
ppTCK BIJu.DING covered with sihts, sspITE
b,,nnt 60 hy 90 feet: also one other BRI ICCEK
Pi=ji nj r,G % BIZ 30 feet Also lalee aiatn
~ ~ "rsnitc foundation. covered WIN Ss''c'
~, = On cot. besides several SHEDS
~ JHs,ho i,rge brick building IS IL con nn',TIrS
r n s FIXTURES, and APIA ,la,,t t ,hc
aar,v nrw which cost. as [ learn, l"ith"m' IN IN
inh ,homt $50 600 and constitute rs Ill, an IN e.
carnrcd enc of tho most complete JUSTLY. Sill. con-
Wftn, 4 full supply Of pure sprlnE-w.,tc ci Nc
reed Iv iron pipes. passes through tiie "''''' P
w." fms adding greatly to Its value: r,,, , =,
pc, fran SJ AM ENGINE and BOlLfm, ;tiiu LII
h1,tidSS T,OII Err of 100-horsc power VIII oc so
n,rnr,to fro the real estate. :, ,.,.o.- . r
r., ncrsons disposed to embark Ill inc puSi 81
u,,liino ar other manufacturing PURPOSES M, ti!IS
,,arf nrcscuts great attractions me o,i'lui'E
- i, ,;scd for tobacco factory, soap iactos' VI
cr almost any kind Of manufa cturing busihcss.
TFRMs: For the real estate, onc-inul IN 800
roianrr nj four eight and twelve months l"r neg ,
-. Bio notes Interest added, secured by ttnS.
I'D For the personal property. four months
credit for approved endorsed negotiable paper III
tcrcst added. ~, rornJ,C .uctiopccr.
my 20 w 'cDni-,' -----------
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: --rrcN aAT,Es.-Fnture Days.

1 :, 0F REAL ESTATE NE A x
SsA ndy,r mo MECKLENBURG COUNTY.
is ss of Fl bd ,sd css cs'
nsGKrentp III shall on TUESDAY the 18th day
Of Ct Rgn aSn aff by spT FL
ls1Si VI. ,yn Mics below BOydtOn on the Peters,
burg and Boydton plank,r9ad c2nsning IL c:i
HUNDRED AND FIFTY ACKEs; more ore or pr, ic S.
sIdne for The most part, III original growth
There IA upon this tract comfortable dweliinG-
bouse with the necessary ont-buildings. There IS
nlso mon the premises n mill site, with the MIL
house and fixtures. ,
Possession delivered on the LIST day of January,
1870. -, -
TERMS OF SALE : Onc-third or the purchase mo
ncy to he paid In cash, and the residue thereof to
hc maid I'm two equal instruments mt six and twelve
months the purchaser to execute bonds for the de-
ferred payments carrying interest from the day Of
sale and the title to the land to be retained until
the whole of the purchase money Is paid.
s. Il. JOHNSON, Commissioner;
nv 2e-tJe13 Boydton. Va
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GEN ERALLI.
BY Wellington Goddin,
AuctiOnecr and Real Estate Agent.

T ARGE FIRST-CLASS RESIDENCE,
LAND HANDSOME GROUNDS Alta CIIED:
On SEVENTH. l. i G. III 7 II. AND CT A 7
STREETS. FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-At the
request of Mr.. Robert A. Lancaster (who has re-
moved to New York;. shall sell mt auction. on the
premises, on THURSDAY the 27th day Of May
1862 at O'Clock p. NJ. his highly attractive RESI-
DENCE AND GROUNDS located rs above.
The DWELLING contains nineteen rooms. In
Guiding basement and servants rooms. and has
every modern improvement usually found in Il
tirst-ClaSs residence.
The GROUNDS are beautifully set In shade
trees, cvcrgrccns. flowers. shrubs, &C., and are
among the haus0mcst in the city.
The premises front 2l feet on Seventh street, with
like front Of I'll feet on Eighth street, and 2GO feet
on the north line Of Clay street.
Il rs not often that attractive residence IS Of
fcred for sale at auction.
II will be soldaccorGing to plat and survey to
be exhibited ut the sale. rs To sell with the dwell
ing 50 feet Seventh street running back l22 feet
to an alley Is feet wide. The balance of the lot will
be divided to suit the views Of purchasers.
TERMS Onc-fuurth cash: balance AT four. eight,
and twelve months for negotiable notes, with inte-
rest added, secured by trust deeds.
AuctlDDCcr.
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T AND SALE.-By virtue of decree of
Il the circuit court for Mccklenburg county rem
tcrcd in the suit OF Ruystcr, &c, Lockctt'
cutors &c., at the April tcrm 1889, i'll SELL on
the premises, 10 the highest bidder. on MONDAY
the 3lst day Of May, lsG9 that valuable TRACT OF
LAND lying on Blucstone creek. In said county,
belonging to the estate OF Royal Lockett ST. de-
ceased. containing SIX HUNDRED and EIGHTY
ONE ACRES-onc hundred acres of which Is cX-
ccllcnt creek iow-grounds, and the upland Is pro-
ductirc rs any In the county, with L fair propor
ton In original forest
The improvements consist of 4 commodiOuS
dwclling-house, with all Necessary out-houses, In
good repair.
This land lies about twelve miles distant from
Talcott's station, on the Richmond and Danvilic
railroad. Mr.. Royal LoCkctt, DR., who lives on
the premises, will take pleasure in showing II to
any one wishing to purchase.
TERMS Dnc-thlrd cash: the residue upon =
credit Of nine and eighteen months, the purchaser
To give bonds for the deferred payments, carrying
interest from the day of sale, and the title 10 be re-
tanned until all the purchase money Is paid
Possession to be given on the lst day OF January,
1870. +. X. HARRIS, Clarksyillc, Va,
GEORGE Il. FINCH, Boydton. Va,
my Got Commissioners.
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THAT GHosT-A Succpssp,,r Exo
EFFICACY OF IMPORTED JoKp.N w ,.n,.n
IHE GHOST DRIVEN FROM THIS Sunyux.pv
SPHERE.-A few days since we published an
account OF the mysterious appearance Of
supernatural visitor at one OF our prjnc,.
pal hotels. Quite a STR among the hotel
keepers was the consequence, several of
them claiming the honor of entertaining the
distinguished visitor. AS the spirit has been
exercised, SO that neither can longer boast
any superiority, we do not deem It neces
sary to designate the hotel. 1t is sufficient
to know that the ghost has been, as is fairly
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Cumberland County.
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch

Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch
May a, 1869.
We have had 4 gay time in old C,mbc:-
land county to-day, being court-day. -Four
potent, grave, and very reverend scigniorS
(all iron-claddcrs, we believe occupied the
bench as justices, and the court, for the
first time since February, went to work.
No sheriff qualified, nor is it probable that
this free Suh-district of No. will have one
soon.
Mr.. Edgar Allan opened the ball with
speech i'll which the record Of the great
Michigander was ventilated, and the sharp
orator puncturcd his EXccllency with Il
very sharp stick. The unemancipated
whites gave very respectful attention to Mr..
Allan, but the freedmen $50 called) were not
permitted by Grand Mogul John Robinson
TO hear him. Mr.. Allan was followed by
three or four very slightly-colored fellow
citizens.
Sam. Boiling, Esq, of Eppesvile, adj
dressed the people, but he has evidently
been taught in the school Of non-commit-
talism "a school in which there is quite II
number of white profcssors), and sam. left
us in doubt rs to whether he was Wells
man or not.
A Mr.. Anderson with very small infu-
sion of dark miXture) announced himself Il
candidate for the Senate and for Wells.
John Wood with small infusion of dark
miXture) declared his intention to be can
didate for the House of Delegates, and would
submit to convention provided he was
nominated. His chief claim for the seat he
placed upon the fact that, having been Il
schoolmaster, and receiving no compens,-
ton for his literary labors of love, he
thought it to be the duty of the colored
brethren to elect him.
When / left the Courthouse, John Robin
son (negro) was making II very foolish
speech.
The white people nominated Mr.. Coleman
for the House Of Delegates. He is popular
young man, Of great personal worth and
merit. 1t is hoped that every man of Cum
bcrland will do his duty in the coming cleo
ton. They will heed the admonitions OF
their wise councillor, Frank Irving, and 60
to work for Coleman and emancipation and
freedom with will. They are practical
people--not sky-scraping abStraction-
ist among them-and know and feel
that he that is not for Walker is for Wells.
directly or indirectly. Old iogyism in poll
tics, as in the great duties and work of the
hour, is dead and buried forty -fathom deep
in old Cumberland.
Whether Coleman is or is not elected,
the people Of this county are not afraid to
. commit themselves to the cause of consti-
tutional liberty regulated by law, anu III
tend to do their whole duty.
Giles A. Miller, Esq, was announced as
candidate for the Senate for the district
composed OF Amelia, Cumberland, and Not
toway.
However unfortunate is the apathy of the
south-side region, Cumberland is wide
awake, and If other counties will follow thn
example without delay, the Is, 900 registered
to 10000. e g NY II e NJ
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by Wellington Goddin,

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
FIVE ACRES. il THE COUNTY OF Eau
QUEER, on THE RAPPAHANSOCk RIVER
MD ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAIL
ROAD.-By virtue Of Il trust decd made on tie 81
day of April 1865. tn the undersigned by Gran
Vile j. Kelly and wife, recorded In the Office OF
FauGuicr County Court, to secure the payment of
certain bonds therein mentioned aud default
having been made thereon. at the request of the
beneficiary, and In accordance with the terms
thereof. | Will offer for sale At public auction ut
Culpcper Courthouse. on FRIDAY the 18th day OF
June. 1869. ut j O'Clock u. NJ. the REAL ESTATE
conveyed by the said decd being TWO TRACTS
Fauu;;icr, and estimated together L. contain On /.
THOUSAND AND FIFTY-FlVE ACRES, the
first tract being the homestead Of the said Kelly.
estimated to contain SEW EN II L K Il ID
ACRES. lying on the Rappahannock river, two
miles from the Orange and Alexandria railroad ut
its crossing and about two and 4 half miles from
the wOollcn factory and Touring mills Of the said
Kelly: and the other tract, estimated 10 contain
THREE HUNDRED AND FIFTY FIVE ACRES.
beng slightly detached from the mansion or home
stead. and lying Immediately between the same and
the said railroad.
1857 with legal interest from 3D. pril, l'G6 tSub
ject To credit Of 81 500 paid sth March. 1868, and
another bond Of 81 500, with like Interest due lst
October. >G>. and credit Of -, $40, with like
interest due st October 1859, and 81 500, due with
like interest on lSt October. 1870: and rs To the
residue. on such terms as the debtor may direct.
The purchaser to execute bonds for the deferred
payments. secured by Il trust deed on the land.
my II III. \. CLAIBORNE, Trustee.
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BY james VI. Taylor, Auctionccr,
Office S2l Main street,
three doors below Spotswood Hote


VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN THE
Y CITY OF RICHMOND, On On, E I!a n BE
TWEEN MAIN AND CARY STREETS, Opl'O-
SITE TIE SPOTSWOOD HOTEL. FOR SALE
AT ACCTION.-By virtue OF decree pron9unced
by the Court of Hastings of the city Of Richmond
in the suit In equity therein depending by the style
OF Allen and others IS. Warrington and others on
The Gth day of November. 1866, the undersigned,
special commissioners appointed BY said decree,
will offer Tor sale ut public auction on the prGmi-
scs, ON MONDAY the 3lSt OF May, lS0y, III . CLOCK
p. NJ, ii fair, If not the next FAIR day thereafter.
the valuable LOT OF LAND. with the improve
mcuts thereon, situated Us above described. The
lot fronts on the vest side Of Eighth street about
.s feet aud runs back about 40 feet being part
Of the lot known 40 in the plan Of the city: The
improy cmcuts consist OF large thrcc-story framed
building
From its central location. and being opposite the
Spot Sw, Hotel. II Is rendered one OF the most de-
Sfrahe lots in that part of the city.
TERMS OF SALE: Dnc-fourth cash; the balance
III sin twelve. and ci ghtcen months for negotiable
notes interest added title retained until the notes
are paid and 4 conveyance ordered BY the court
+. Y. CANNON.
EATON NANCE.
Special Commissioners.
Sale conducted by JAMES II. TAYLOR, Auction
oor 10
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BY Wellington Goddin,
Auctiouecr aud Real Estate agent.

TWO FRAMED TENEMENTS, on
1 THE EAST SIDE OF ADAMS BETWEEN
CLAY AND LEIGH STREETS, FOR SALE At
AUCTION.--Will be sold 1t auction, on the
premises, on THURSDAY the .Tth May, $500 al
o'clock L. NJ. those TWO FRAMED TESE-
MENIS located rs above lin rear OF the Clay
street Methodist church,. The LOTS each front 50
feet run back l35 feet Ia All alley One OF the icuc
mcntS contains eight rooms and the other SIX
rooms. with good Kitchens to each and well ana
hydrant water 10 each. The neighborhood Is i
good one.
TERMS /: One-ihird cash the balance at six and
twelve months for negotiable notes, interest added
secured by trust decd
my II w. GODDIN, Auctioneer.