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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-03-24
I. !. PperEsssuRG, March 23, 1859.

D PeTEssBuRG, March %, 1869.
I7nder the new status Of affairs oil into
rest now aesms to turn on the way in which
The nubIic business is conducted. Ihe
courthouse. for the time being, is the great
csntre of attraction, and at every session OF
tbe court, she room is crowded by whites
and blacks. while many are lettering about
oa Tho onts;de. To confeas tho truth, the
scene exhibited within the temple OF justice
Is more like farce than asolemn assembly.
We are nearly at the end of the second aey
Of the court, and though several prisoners
of undoabted guilt have been placed on
trial. there has not yet been single con-
yictiou. which is ell ascrieed to the oiun-
dor;nc Of tho new Commonwealth attorney
in framing the indictments. THIS worthy
gentlemen seems to think that the members
Of the bar have completed against him, and
formed themselves into "ring" for the
purpose of holding him up topublio ridlcnle.
Several Of, the prisoners have been unable
TO employ counsel, but the lawyers, seeing
how matters were going, freely volunteered
in theirfdefence rather than see the plain
est principles Of law convened. On the
whole, the proceedings Of the court furnish
a fruitful theme Of merriment to spectators
as well asneWspaper reporters. Unless the
attorney fnends his ways, MIR. Wardwell
will be greeted by . very small delegation
from thisscity.
otherTsnbjects Of interest we have none
at this time worthy Of special note o.
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FOREIGN ITEMS.

The elections in Hungary are being con-
Quoted with extreme violence. The Pesth
correspondent of the Neas Free Presse be-
gins letter, dated March 8, as follows !:
|" The dead and wounded already amount
to one hundred. Five battalions have al
ready either been sent from this place to
the field Of battle, as pesce-preserver, or
are awaiting orders to march. It is to be
feared that between the ten and thirty days
that the elections have still to continue, the
number of dead and wounded will be
doubled"
A fatal duel has just taken place at Casel-
vatica, in the neighborhood of Bologna, be-
tween Marquis Pizzardi and Marquis
Mazzacorati. According to the conditions
Of the affair, the parties were allowed to
take their stand within FIVE PAGES, and as
set-off against the advantage of the first
fire, the second shot might be discharged with
the pistol brought up close to the antago-
nist's face. NJ. Pizzardi, having the first
fire, approached his enemy and offered to
waive his right if the other would take his
hand and be reconciled. Fire, or I will
kill you" answered Mazzacorati. The other,
as you may imagine, did not wait for
second summons, but levelled his pistol, and
at once laid his adversary dead at his feet.
Another duel, also attended with fatal
result, is announced from Turin.
The Orl regrets to announce that " the
relations between France and Belgium are
just now in q most critical state. The rail-
way difficulty, which it was hoped was on
the point of o satisfactory adjustment some
weeks since, remains o pending question,
into which new elements have been intro
daced by tho indiscreet and virulent at
tacks made upon France and the Emperor
by the Belgian press.
The terrific gale which has ragged for two
days in the Channel spread round ths vest
ern coast Of France. It fell with especial
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AUcTroN SALES.
rT7TTrRE DAY.
: By Grubbs 8 williams, Auctioneers'
Eleventh street between Main and Bani
THRUST SALE OF VALUABLE FAkN
49, El2 IN HENRli

e Eleventh btreCb petWSSiA --tt -IsHf's 4 Nf-
THRUST SALE OF VALUABLE FAR l.No
ING ann COAL LANDS, IN HEH1rn'
CSa1rNTy FEW MILES ABOVE Ri II.
NNoNn Rv q decree rendered br the 1rcnlI Conrt
W ~ city ~ Richmond on the 9th day OF Fe0ru-
ON issa In The init OF Jones's admlnlstratoI 70.
,McGrnder and others, am dlrected as tcus 49,
nnder the deed from Z. McSruue. OF L re S.,s
Say of March 1887 to secure the debt due to Joness
ia dy4,str,for to cell the several LOTS OF LAND
alIotted by the said decree to the sald n. .. NC
SruJsr mr. so much thereof as may be necessary.
Pnrsnant TO the aaid decree shall on MONDAY
tho sti, day OF bpril 1859 at IL O'Clock. NJ. that
Tnnnty Court. in front of Henrico county cnu't-
house eel to the highest bidder at public auction,
the said lots Of land.
LOT No. ]. ON the ThreeC hopned road inst
above Short Pump containing THREE HUN
DRIED AND FORTY s7X ACRES. adjoining the
lands or Reuben Ellis John e.. Thurman, W. M.
McGruder. Fannie Cousins. joseph Jude. Gugus-
Lot NO. ?, containing NINETf-EIGHTh AND
THREF-QUARTER AZ RES adjoining the lands
OF Reuben Ellis. John g. Taurm an. W. n. NC
Gruder, samuel Ellis, and the Coal Mining Com
panY. Both or these tracts are well ttmhered
with wood Of original growth.
Let No. q, on Rooth's branch. containing
TWENTY-FIVE ACRES. and LOT No: l. on
A-HALF ACRES. These last two lots are In the
coal region, and are believed to have coal upon
them. +.
TERMS: One-fourth cash and the residue at
six, twelve. and eighteen months, negotiable notes
for deferred pay with interest added and the
title retained It'll the whole purchase money Is
paid and deed ordered by the court. 80
Trustee and special commissioner:
GRrHBs H. WILLIAMS AuctiOneers. nh "a
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r,,,once, an Saint Malo and the neighbor-
hood On the I'd instant the tide was nnu-
.noilv HIGH. and the waves, driven by the
fury Of the wind, broke upon the oyke con,
structedFby the Mosselmann Company, and
made a breach in it Of more than five hun
dred wards in length. The districts Of Roe,
Saint Georges, Ardevon, Beauvoir, and many
others on the shores Of La Msnche, are In
undated. Houses have been swept away.
cattle drowned, trees uprooted, ana all
hopes Of the approaching harvest destroyed.
Tn a few minutes the labors Of thirty years
were annihilated, and the scientific men
who have visited the scene OF the disaster
declare that at least FIVE years Will De re-
ouired to repair the damage. Happily no
lives were lost, but numerous families nave
lost all they possessed, and are plunged
into the deepest distress. !.
The Putrie announces marked increase
of friendly relations between Austria ana
Italy, and adds: I" The two Governments
see the necessity of inaugurating new
policy in view of the changes which nave
occurred in Europe. An alliance between
the Cabinets of Florence and Vienna ID IN
accordance with the mutual interests OF the
two countries"
at is we'll known" says the Un'on'
{" that the fftieth anniversary of the Pope's
ordination as priest is to be celebrated ON
the 18th OF April with much solemnlty. In
every direction subscriptions have been or
panized to offer to his Holiness suitable pre-
SCENTS on the occasion" z,g.. II 37s4ar
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By Thomas W. Keesee, Auctioneer,
No. 1917 Main street.

By Thomas w. heesee, Auctloneer,
No. 1877 Main street.
LLEGANT PIANO, FURNITURE,
IL IRISH POTATOES, LIQUORS, WINES.
VINEGAR, SOAPS &C., AT AUCT1ON.-lwil
sell at my store on WEDNESDAY, March oath,
"' ! / { elegant E RosEwooD-CAsE PIANO, made
set 1y SUPERIOR ERasoTs CGTTAeE FURNITURE,
b. SIDEBOARDS, ar @
BUREAUS, ~
MAHOGANY TABLES, ....
WINES,
BRANIiY. Rum,
2 barrels WHISKY,
5 barrels VINEGAR,
2 casks WINE.
barrels lol BLACK-EYED PEAS
1cask SAL. SODA,
cask MADDER,
10 boxes BROWN SOAP,
boxes CASTLE SOAP,
FANCY SOAPS,
3 dozen PAINTED BUCKETS,
BLEACHING.
SHOE-BRUSHES,
WAsHBOAhDS,
-FOUR BUCKETS,
BED CORDS,
CHILD'S CARRIAGE,
TIN TOILET SETS,
CROCKERY and GLASSWARE,
STORE-COUNTERS, &C.
the stock OF grocer declining business:
THOMAS W. KEESEE,
mh.s Auctioneer.
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By Cook q Laughton, Auctioneers,
corner Governor and Franklin streets.

TXCELLENT q o US E 81 o I'D AND
H. KITCHEN FURNITURE LFL0OR OIL
CLOTHS, &c, At AUCTION.10n III hSOA oai
the 2th Instant at 10 O'Clock will sell at the resi-
d.nce of Mrs. Anne Walsh (who is declining house,
keeping), on Broad street opposite me :LaiGan
Church. her HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FUR
NITURE. embracing = $500 y ,,.
One RuSEWUOD. fARLOG SO1I, coVeHeu "ito
INGRAIN CARPETS and MATING, ~
One very handsome WA LNUT CHAMBER SUIT,
One suit of COTTAGE FURNITURC,
Superior FEAT H BEDS, BoLsTEks, ana
PILLOWS; ...-.s.
HAIR and SHUGR MATTRESsES, ,,
MARBLE-TOP MAH0GANYEBuREA
MAHOGANY and STAINED WARDROBES
: ard 'WASHSTAEDS, -.>---l-s-.-.
JENNY LIND and COTTAGE BEDsTEADS,
GAME and WOpD-SEAT, CHAIRS. ,
The dining 70 m is furnished With MARBLE
IN assortment Of GRO CKEEY, GLASS
The usual KITCHEN FURNITURE, including
q MOL. COOKING-STOVE.
NH 20 AuctIoneers.
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RICHMOND, VA, March 20, 1869.

nsS NANNS~
Editors Dispatch: The following para
graph appeared in the State Journal Of yes
terday :yhs1a1t y
aWhst amount did Walker furnish Glenn
ents, Buttz, and Allan, at the caucus meet
ing on the night of the 18th at the Atlantic
Hotel, and for what purpose was the money
furnished9 II Clements, Buttz,. Allan,
Walker, and those men, are Republicans,
how is 1t they caucus with Postmaster
Wing, of Norfolk, who, it is well known, IS
q Democrat"
In reply, i beg to state that the insinua-
ton is cowardly and INSCRIPTIONS, but only
what might be fairly expected from such q
source when we reflect upon the means
used to control the late Petersburg Conven-
ton which means were found to be made
ouate without the assistance Of Mayor Bur-
CESS and his police.
AS to the second point, thought there
could surely be no harm in my athliating
with one of the gentlemen appointed by
Governor Wells as State proxy for the Nor
folk aud Petersburg Railroad Company.
Respectfully, EDGAR ALLAN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-03-24
By Dudley & Jinkins,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
a-Ta I'LL Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE LOT
Il AND FRAMED DWELLING ON THE
CORNER OF MAIN AND MA d 8 o n
sTREETs.-Jn pursuance Of the. prov istons Of a
deed of trust executed to the undersigned by
Joseph Brignole and wife september %. 1868,
and recorded In the CLERKS Office of the Hustn gs
Court OF the city of Richmond in Deed Book
81 b. page 23li / shall, on. SATURDAY the 80 of
ApriL, 1862 at half past O'Clock P n, on the
premises If fair Il not, on the next fair day cer
for sale all that PARCEL OF LAND fronting
Is feet on the north side OF Main street, and run
ming back on the ern line Of Madison street 1903
feet with 4 FRAMED DWELLING thereon, aud
q well of good water in the yard 81.
TRIMS: Enough cash to defray trust expenses
and to discharge tvo notes amounting tn 9S7l !;
residue upon such terms the said Joseph Brig
mole shall prescribe or IN case Of his failure,
npon such terms rs the trustee shall name ut the
hour Of sale. JOHN 5. WISE,
NH u Trustee.
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BY James NJ. Taylor Aucttoneer,
No. SCI Main street.
three doors below Spotswood Hotel.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A HOUSE AM

T7RUsTEE'S SALE OF A HOUSE AND
l. LOT ON ELM STREET, ROCKETS, AT
AUCTION BY virtue of deed of trust execu-
ted by Timothy McEamara, dated iune ,, 1868. to
the subscriber, duly recorded in the clerks Office
OF Richmond Hastings Court, to secure the pay
ment of certain negotiable notes therein men
t,oned-defauIt having been made In he payment
of the same-at the request Of the holder OF SAID
deed Twill coed to sell at pubic auction. on the
premises. on THURSDAY the 2Sth day OF March,
1882 at Il O'Clock 2. NJ, the property mentioned
In said deed, consisting OF HOUSE aud LOT on
Elm street. The lot fronts so feet, more or less,
and runs back 1887 feet TO Poplar street.
sale and the sum Of $2o2 o. with interest from the
stu day OF December, 1888; the sum OF s2os IS on
tie 9Th day Of June 1889 the sum OF s2l4 SO on the
5th day OF December, 1869 !; and the balance on
such terms as will be made known on the day OF
sale. II. SELDOM TAYLOR. trustee.
Sale to be conducted by JAMES u. TAYLOR,
Aucttoneer. ,..a mn 10
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By wellington Goddin,
Aucticneer and Real Estate Agent.

TWO HANDSOME BRICK TENE-
i MENTS ON ST. STEPHEN AND BAKER
STREETS. AND TWO LOTS ON BAkEE BIZ
TWEEN ST. JAMES AND ST. JOHN STkEEfs,
FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-Wlll be sold at
suction. on the premises, on TUESDAY the acth
Mtrcb, 1859 atl O'Clock P. NJ. those TWO COM
PORTABLE BRICK TENEMFNTs loeated as
above, ono Of which is occupied by Mrs Gasktns,
They contain FIVE rooms each besides brick
kitchen, wood-house, ETC, and water in the yard
and now in frst-rate repair, and admirably
adapted for small families; after which WIN be
sold TWO LOTS with & large framed stable there
on opp 7sitc the Male Orphs n Asylum, each 70 Dy
12s feet to an alley
TERMS or e.fourth cash balance at 4, 8, and
Il months, bearing interest. etc.
NH ID W. GODDIN, Anctioneer,
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BY Dudley Il Jinkins, Auctioneers,
IT. No, lll7 Main street.

VALUABLE FRAMED DWELLING, ON
THEWEST SIDE OF SECOND BETWEES
SALE AT AUCTIOr.-Will be sold at auction,
on the premises, on MONDAY the :s.h Of March,
1859 at O'Clock P. NJ, that desirable RESI-
DENCE, located SIS described, con taining six
rooms, in good repair. Said lot fronts twenty-slx
feet and runs back sixty-seven feet.
TERMS: Onethird cash balance at three, six,
and nine months for negotiable notes, interest
added and secured by deed of trust.
- - DUDLEY & JINKINS,
NH q Auctlnnetr5.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-03-24
By Grubbs e Williams, AuctioneerG,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TWENTY
~ ACRES OF VERY VALUABLE LAND,
HEAVILY WDODE,t MEAN THE MaGHA !,
NICSvIGLE TURNPIKE. AND Two MILES
FROM 9HE rITY.-In execution Of Il decree OF
the circuit court Of Henrico county entered in the
case of Schermerhorn. &c. Us. Austin, &c. VIII
the goth March 1859 at haIcpast O'Clock p. H.,
II fair II not then On the next fair day hcrcaf er,
TWENTY ACRES OF LAND situated as above,
lying In rear or and adjoining the lands Of Henry
Friel and Leo. Rcsser all In woods, and Is very
valuable by rcaron Of It's beautiful situation and
the large quantity of wood upon It..
Terms One-third cash balance at six and
twsl I've months for negolisb bic notes with interest
added the title being retained unlil the notes are
paid. Purch .ser to pay taxes for 1850. ..- s-
EATON NAME, Commissioner.
GRrBEs e WILLIAMS kuctoneers. NH 10
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BY Cook & Laughton, Auctioneers,
corner Of Governor and Franklin streets.

corner Of Governor and Franklin streets.
TLEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
~ &C., AT LUCTION.-On WEDNESDAY
the gath instant at 10 O'Clock, we Will sell at the
residence Of DR.. a. Sharpe (who is removing from
the cityl, No. sls Twelfth street, between Bread
and KITCHEN FURNITURE most of which is
almost entirely new.
The parlors arc furnished with elegant WAL
NUT SUITS, embracing
Two SOFAS, six CHAIRS, and two large ARM
maGRHBAAfH sS6 TABLES,
SuperIor BRUSSELS CARPETS and RUGS,
WINDOW SHADES and CURTAINS,
Ihe chambers are furnished with
WALNUT and MAHOGANY SUITS, complete;
CARPETS, .
TRTiNDLE BEDsTEADs,
CRIB and MATTRESS,
HAIR and SHUCK MATTRESSES,
SHADES, PILLOWS, and BOLSTERS,
In the dining-room will be found an excellent
ass ortment OF
CR9cKERY and GLASSWARE,
... CHAIRS,
REFRIGERATOR. t
BUFFERS TRAY, etc, etc.
The kitchen Is fully supplied with every article
necessary amongst which is very fine
20 COOKIN6-STOVE.
The furniture is in an excellent sta.e OF pre-
servation, having been carefully used; and to
persons wishing to supply themselves, an oppor-
tunity seldom Offering presents Itself c,,ros
NH 20 Auctioneers.
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rTRUsT SALE OF VALUABLE LAND,


4 IN SPOTsYLVAEIA COUNTY, KNOWN
AS HAZEL HILL. AND A TRACT IN FLU
WANNA COUNTY.-By virtue of two deeds or
trust executed to the subscribers as trustees, one
by s. Z. Jones and Martha X. Jones, his wife, Tor
$50 acres more or less, on Gary creek, bearing
date Of the 18th day Of ugust 1881, and OF record
in the clerks office OF the County Court OF Flu
yana county and the other, for $50 acres In spot
sylvania county, executed by g. y Jones, which
deed bears date on the "a b dav OF January, 1852,
and Is OF record In the clerks Office Of the County
Court OF spotsylyanla, TO secure certain debts
therein named, the undersigned, as trustees named
in these deeds will sell on the premises on the 18th
DAY OF MAY MKT. If fair, II not, on the next
LAND on which the said Z. b Jones now resides
containing go acres Of good quality. with good
improvements. well wRtefed and t'mbered, and
very convenient TO navigation 10 Richmond; sale
to commence at IL O'Clock NJ. The other tract or
5ss acres, known rs HAZEL HILL. In Spotsyl-
vania county, will be sold on the premises on FRI
DAY the It'll Of May, 1862 If fair II not, the next
suitable day thereafter.
The terms of sales will be as foilows-v.z., One
third OF the Purchase money In cash which Is
about the interest and cost and the remainder 10
be settled by bonds with approved personal Sc
curity and deed Of trust on the lands, the bonds
to carry intere from date and the interest to be
promptly paid temisannnallY. IL there be any
excess. it's TO be controlled Us the deed, direct.
The title to these lands are believed TO be good,
but acting as trustees, we shall oaiy convey such
title Is vested II US By The deeds OF trust afore-
said.
Sales to commence at L. O'Clock 81.
JAMES y. ACCUF,
WILLIAM Fl. TURNER,
mh4-Ihsw 1 Trustees
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,, BY arubbs & Williams, Auct!oneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

TRUsTEES SALE OF THE FARM
Il KNOWN AS "OAKL AND,n IN THE
VILLAGE OF CHESTER, ON THE RICH
MOND AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD
WITH ONE HUNDRED AnRES, MORE OK
BY virtue Of deed of tra.t executed by John How
lett to the subscriber as trustee, dated 7th prt
the creditors secured, will sell at auction upon
the premises. on "WEDNESDAY the oath March,
at O'Clock, the property above described.
thorZed to state that the terms will be one-fourth
cash balance at six, twelve, and eighteen months,
with interest and secured BY ceed OF trust.
- to-, L E. sPILMAN, Trustee.
6RUBBs & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers..
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BY wellington Goddin. s8
Auctioneer and Beal Estate Agent.
yTALUABLE LOT AND BRICK TENE

VALUABLE LOT AND BRICK, TENE-
v MENT THEREON AT THE SOUTHEAST
CORNER OF GRACE, AND SIXTEENTH
STREETS, NEARLY OPPOSITE TO THE DE-
POT OF THO VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAIL
Road, FOR SALE AT ,AUCriON:1WLI be
the 2sLh March 1859. at 4 O'Clock p. b., the LOT
located as above. AZ by 10 feet TO an alley, Wild
THREF-STORY BRICK WAREHOUSE and
several FRAMED TENEMENTS thereon. Its
location so near the depot OF the Virginia entral
railroad and First Market, should attract the at
tentIon of capitalists and others. cts .ay. $500
TERMS: One-fourth cash; balance at 4, 8, and
u months, bearing interest etc. -.
NH "a - - w. GODUIN, Auctioneer.
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RICHMOND. Va. March %, 1869.

RICHMOND, va, Marcn 70, IoO9s !.
Editors Dispatch: The article published
in the State Journal this day, copied from
the Petersburg Times, written by the
gentleman from Canada" r. W. Platt, is
false from beginning to end. mean the
one in which my name appears. have
always been q true Republican, and my
acts constitute my record.
Respectfully, CHARLES W. BUTTz.
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n.a~ By 3. y. Davis,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
corner Of Eleventh and Main streets.

GALE OF REAL ESTATE IN RICH
- MOND.-By virtue OF decree OF the Circuit
Court of the city OF Richmond made in the suit OF
Foster Us. Foster. &c, shall proceed to sell at
auction, TO the highest bidder, on the 25TH DA?
OF MARCH, 1859, on the premifes, at IL ocloek
NJ, a certain LOT OF GROUND In the city OF
Richmond, with the improvements thereon stu
a;ed on Cary street near the corner OF Eighth and
Cary streets s..
The dimensions or the lot and the terms Of sale
(which are liberaD made known on the day OF sale.
CHASTAIE WHITE,
ror,missfoner
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BY James NJ. Taylor, Auctioneer,
Office No. S21 Main street,

A DESIRABLE BUILDING LOT, WITH
N A LARGE NUMBER OF OLD BRICKS
THEREON. ON. LESTER STREET, ROCK
FITS, AND NEAR THE STORE OF DIR.
FARRER, FOR SALE AT AUCTION on WE'D
NESDAYthe Path day of March, 1853, on the prem
ises at half-past 4 O'Clock P. M The lot fronts
IS feet on Lester street, running back ITO feet.
TERMS Cne-third cash; the balance at four
and eight months with interest, and secured by
deed of trust. JAMES II. TAYLOR,
NH 20 AuCtioDeer.
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By Grubbs q Williams, Auctioneers,
Eleventh between Maiu and Bank streets.

TRUsTEE's SALE OF TWO QUARTER
q ACRE LOTS ON AND THIRTY-THIRD
STREETS AT AUCTION.-Ry virtue Of deed
of trnst from Robert Kicks to the subscriber as
trustee dated August Q, 1866, recorded In Henrfco
county court will sell at auction, upon the pre-
misses, on THURSDAY, April LIST, ut - O'Clock 7.
M, TWO LOTS sltuated As above at the north
east corner Of and Thirty-tbtrd streets, each
fronting 80! feet Thirty third street. and run
OF L. G. Larus.
TERMS At sale. G. W. WICK, Trustee.
GRUBDS Il WILLIAMS Auctioneers. NH 10
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BY Lee q Goddin, 7Auctioneers,
ar No. LII Main street.

ARGE AND VALUABLE DIsTIL-
~ LERY. WITH ALL OF ITS IMP r. WE'D
YEARS At ROCKETS, on LANES "a 1l Ak 5ty y X.
25th OF March, 1863. at - O'Clock Z. d., on inc
premises, we viii sell at public auction that large
and valuable DISTlLLtRY located near Rock
cts together with all of It's improved machinery
erected within the past two years by Messrs. styl
Il Davis. E, .e-.s-ri!
capacity of two thousand gallons per day, anu
could be made at a small cost TO produce oouoie
this quantity. -.-...,,,..
about Tie establishment of the best material and
workmanship the erection OF the same having
been supervised by practical dlstiller Of forty
to make Ii the best distiery In this country OF Its
size. he piping is all copper. ,.., 49,
An npbg 81
CINE and Its temperature, IN midsummer Is NIFTY
eight degrees. ID. ..-.....3Et . . ,.,
pairs OF French burr mistonas 81 feet in dame
ter with capacity to grind ooo bushels OF grain per
day. Also q BkICk BOMBED WARtHOUSE
capable Of storing 500 barrels OF whisEey. Also
PfNt, In first-rate order to accommodate 1000
This property located within a few hundred
Yards or the steamboat wbsryes at Rockets on
James river has facilities for receiving gram ana
shipping its products unsurpassed, and at cost
" The premises, with FOUR ACRES OF LAND,
are on leasehold. and two years and hall are I'M
expired with the privilege OF renewal OF lease on
fair rental.
TERMS: Liberal and will be announced at sale.
LEE l. GODOIS,
NH sLTuTh&Stsotd AuctiOreer5.
Immediately after sale Of the above we viii sell
that very valuable LOc on which recently STOOD
the "POwhatan Warehouse, " having a front OF
eco feet on Louisiana t'eet and extending back
the same distance which will be divided TO suit
the views of bidders.
Also, a large quantity Of OLD BRICKS.
TERMS AS above LEE & GODDIN,
NH 10 AuctiOneers.