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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-06-01
J; what the City officers Elect Should

The resolutions which we reproduce DC
,ow,. show that Che Conservative candidates
for the various city Offices are determine" ~, ~
90 into Office honorably or not AZ Az y. y.
one chi, have any doubt that they reee.seu
a n,s,ority of the legal votes; yet II th,s
fact cannot be made to appear 10 eee'yoo y,
f,ev WIN decline to be installed. They nave
certificates Of election from the only persons
legally authorized to give them i; ana they
cannot by any act Of theirs turn the olnces
over to their opponents. To resign "oum
he 30 create vacancies. 1t is the grossest
Injustice 10 these gentlemen to charge them
with having had any influence over inc
commissioners. They had nothns "ua.-
ever to do with the counting OF the oaiio.s
ar the issuing of the certificates. ANA II
every one of them were to resign the oppos-
ing candidates could not take the offices.
The certificates of the commissioners are
final, and cannot be set aside except py q
court of competent jurisdiction. The reso-
Jntions we quote were adopted yesterday
morning as soon as possible after the ON
GERS elect had received their certificates.
"xEsr1sa OF coRsERv ALIVE CANDIDATES.
-" At a meeting Of the Conservative cand1,
dates ON the general ticket for city ofhcers
held at the City Hall ON Tuesday morning
Present: 81. K. Ellyson, Thomas y; Dnd'
iey. George D. Wise, John W. Wright,
Charles NJ. Peasants, Theodor Boidenann;
B,H. Berry, Jr., Andrew Jnk,ns, Aired
Shield. and Auguste w. Rosene-it was
r.fs,Resolred, That we will not accept the
Offices for which we have respectively re-
ceiyed certificates of election if it shall ap-
pear upon legal investigation that we have
not been lawfully elected without throwing
out Of the count Of votes the votes gwen at
the third precinct in Jefferson ward In con-
sequence alone Of the lawless destruction OF
the ballots given at that precinct. :,
"Reso.ped, That inasmuch as our refusal
to receive the certificates of election or TO
qualify on the LIST of July will not result IN
the giving the Offices to the Opposing. candl-
dates, but would only result in creating va
cancies in all the offices (Which, under the
law. would be filed by appolntment), ana
the rights of the parties can only be de-
termined bya contest before the proper
court, we invite our opponents TO take Steps
to begin the contest ut once.
'ResoIued, That in our opinion slich EVIL
dences of fraud and irregularity III the re-
cent election exist as will give TO us the
legal return.
May 81, 1870"
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The Capitol Square.

Governor WALKER has proper view Of
what the Capitol Square ought to be. II
never should have been given up to multi
tudinous assemblages and sat,lrnalian or
giles, whose shouts have reschoed through
our streets as the bowls and roarings of
wild beasts. There should be some respect
felt for the capitol, sanctifed as it is by the
noble impulses and the grand oratory of the
heroic and devoted patriots and sages who
have assembled within its walls. It should
not De given up to barbarism. The Square
Nsefkshould be an ornament to the city. It
aoes something more than represent the
Taste and refinement of this city. 1t repre-
sents the State, and the stranger who should
mad 1t neglected, its grass trodden and blast
Cd, ifs trees SCARED and broken, would
surely infer that the people Of Virginia were
very rude and unrefned community, who
had very little consideration for the grounds
and buildings made classic and renowned
by the greatness Of past generations. So Il
we would be esteemed as q people respect
ing things hailowed, consecrating in our
hearts the glorious memories of our ances-
tors and their days, we should preserve the
hsllowed places with devotion, and permit
thsm nos 70 DO desecrated by hsedlessness
or brutality. s'..5 N7
We hsFe sels especially warnsd In our
pssseakl consideration sbs Governor WAIz.
~ by Ms eenssdegate care Of the cspttoi
md to grounds. He has shown more arg
ETY. about them than have some yirginians.
nd he is entitled to the heartfelt gratitude |
4 us all for this.
We trust no more political or other meet.
agE kaay hs permitted 10 stss,nbta en the
4Ysss, ~ If Aet fhe flsgs fsg sFsslssss ss
Rslaass' HE NSssstka slssA.s oil klIsAs
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OATH ALUM SPRINGS,

~ DALI IoDN1 VA
This pleasant and attractive SUMMER RE-
SORT Will be open to receive visitors JUNE 4,
1870. II Is situated ten miles from MlbVro
Depot, OF The Chesapeake and Ohio railroad and
Immediately on the bcst and most direct stage
road leading from that railroad to the Warm, Hot,
and Healing Springs. ,-.l..'
The waters are tonic, deobstruent, alternative.
and astringent. and enjoy Il wide reputation for
the cure of all cutane0us diseases, scrofula,
clIrnnic darrhRa, chronic thrush, dyspepsis,
nervous debility, &C., and are especially noted
as remedial agent for those ailments peculiar 10
the female constitution. stf
The proprietor is now prepared to offer unusual
inducements to both inyalids and pleasureseekers,
as he has reflVted and furnished the rooms Of the
large hotels and handsome cottages In style supe
rlor In point Of elegance and comfort 10 those ut
any OF the Virginia Springs.
/ Those wishing 20 secure choice OF cottages or
rooms would do well To apply early. as arrang.-
ments are now being made for the season.
Fer circulars, &C., giving full Information, ad-
dress JOSEPH BAXTER,
[ Proprietor Bath Alum Springs, Va.
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w WE BEG TO CALL THE ATTEN.

W. WE BEG TO CALL THE ATTEN-
TON OF,COUNTRY MERCHANTS to our very
large and attractive stock of DRY GOODS of
every description. In order to supply the de-
m ands Of our immense retail trade we are com.
PEELED to buy in very large quantities, and conse-
quently can give merchants choice selections
with liberal margin for profit. ana.
Our stock is replenished by tri-weekly arrivals
Of fresh goods, Is kept at all times full and COM
pete, is always fully adequate to the wants OF the
trade. The quality of our goods is superior, and
our prices RS low as similar goods can be bought
anywhere.
We invite an examination by all in want of
FIRST-CLASS GOODS at the lowest possible
prices. BURRESS, WILLIAMS 4 CO.,
my Il lli7 Main street.
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~LLAMALACEPOINTS, ALARGE
VARIETY; LACE COLLARS, LINEN COL
LARS AND CUFFS, GRAPE COLLARS, REAL
VALENCIENNES AND IMITATION LACES,
PIQUE TRIMMINGS, RUFFLINGS, EDG-
INGS AND INSERTINGs, SCARFS AND
BOWS HANDkERCHIEFS AND HOSIERY
ian immense stock, all grades and pricesl, KID
AND OTHER GLOVES, best makes and beauti-
ful colors. ...... .,....-. ...- p.
BURRESS, WILLIAMS s. CO.,
myl2 iii Main street.
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w MAY 10, 1870.


Heavy arrivals Of new and elegant GOODS Sol
the summer trade. -...,
Some from the New York auctions and some
not some bought for CASH and some not , bun
all sold at LOWEST FIGURES. ~.
just opened, and others expected by daily ex-
press and steamers, &.
More COLORED GRENADINES only 50 dress;
BLACK IRON GENADINES, every price de-
sired;
PoPLINs and MozAHlBIQUEs, 20, Is, 30, as, 40,
and 6lc.;
BLACK MOHAIRs, ALPACAs, BOMBAZiNEs,
TAHISE, CHALLIES;
ENGLISH GRAPES and other MOURNING
GOODS-specialty; s..,...L..
Superb BLACK GRO GRAIN and TeFFETA
SILKS, very low; ..z.. ...-..
PLAIN and CHECKED FRENCH SILKS and
JAPANESE SILKS, .
JAPANESE POPLlNS, ....
ORGANDIES, LAWNS, etc, ETC.: s...s
ptireIy new style PRINTS ut all prices-a, 10, y,
is, and 2oc.; ......l ....s ..,sE-t..
CtoRSETS, LACE COZ LIARS, LINEN COL
LARS, and CUFFS; $40
JoUVJN'S and SEAMLESS KID GLOVES,
warranted makes; ,.... .,-. .... Il. ..r .-,
HOSIERY. LADIES' UNDERsHIRTs, GENTS
UNDERSHIRTS, HANDKERCHIEFS. etc.;
CASSIslERES-a splendid line Tor gents and
boys; -..r....s..
LLAMA LACE POINTS, small and large !. .
LLAMA sACQUEs, both in black and white
GRENADINE and BAREGE SHAWLS, etc.
NEW GOODS every day. l.,.... ....,
my 10 L. Il. PkICE W.
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~ DRESS GOODS! DRESS GOODS
We have recently added to our stock Of DRESS
GOODS many styles just out really pretty and
desirable. We call special attention to late ar
rivals of SILK GRENADINES, in beautiful pat
terms, and cheaper than similar goods were ever
known In this market. Our stock of
RICH SILKS (black and fancy,
JAPANESE SILKS, POPLTNS,
pOPLIN ROBES, IRON BAREGES,
GRENADINES, HERNANIS, ..
LENOS, MOzAMBIQUES
LAWNS, GINGHAMS,
fERChLES, CHAMBREYS,
ALPACAS, &C.,
is very large and being anxious to reduce the
stock We offer buyers unusual inducements.
BURRESS, WILLIAMS & CO..
myl2 1ll7 Main street.
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na. MEMS AND BOYS WEAR'-A
full supply OF ,,,rprc s&s
TWEEDS, JEANS,
DUCK, DR1LLINGS,
COTTONADES, LINENS,
.rd o.bor materials for mems and boys wear, at
'AN LEVY BROTHERS.,
1918 and l215 Main street.
Look at our stock of LACE POINTS before
purchasing. my
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PoLYGAMY.-The New York Herald Of
Monday publishes a long defence Of polyga-
my on Bible grounds, written by Elder
ORsoN PRATT, leading Mormon. 1t is a
review of recent sermon by the Rev. DR..
NEWMAN, OF Washington.
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A communication which we publish in
another column shows where the Radical
majority of 2S3 came from. There is no
reason to question that the Conservative
candidates received a large majority of the
votes cast by those who had right to vote
in Richmond.
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gFHE HOT SPRINGS, .,., -, =,

Professor j. L. CABzLLs d.. D.. or The UniSersS
.yI... 4 OF Virginia, resident physlctan. u, =,
ibis renownsd WATERIHG-PLAGE Will o
open for the reception OF visitors yUhS is ~
These SPRINGS offer unsurpassed ATTRACTIONS "
both the Invalid and the plsssars,seeksr s0 sf :,
fanse or effort Yili be sparsdby The proprtetoisC
make il Nd comfortable and pleasant IS posslp'eR
all visitors,
The naHierois sources OF THERMAL WATERs
at these Springs vary I'm Temperature from g e
grees Fahrenheit to lip degrees fahrfnas pei.
through the intermediate degrees, and thus pre-
sent every variety or bath for chronic disesse..
They are, moreover, found 70 prepare she system
for the beneficial action OF cold mineral asters,
whether sa1iae, sulphurous, aluminens or ebay,
beate in cases FOR which such waters as are fcand
in neighborlng valleys are mainly indicated ~
I DESCRIPTIVE fAMPliLETs,! eoatsining =
detailed account OF these Springs and reports 81
numerous eases cured or reiieYed viii be ftrnsheH
on application 20 The Manager, as the Springs, :"
to 5. G. iTAHbY d CO., Richmend, Vs.
; ATELEGRAPH OFFICE has been establtsMd
az the Springs, thus afosdiug visitors an oppor.,
ttinity Of prompt conmsnieasloH With every Part
af Tie world. s. ]. A. McGLlINa, Manager
5,yf.1 81 ts THvs.s II. pKfCg Ia CO, +.
: ins te.-sus UynefSs MfShraead. va.
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M MOURNING GOODS.

Our assortment of MOURNING GOODS Is very
large. We give to this department special atten-
tion, and invite those In want TO examine our ME-
RtN0S, MOUSSELAINES, ALPACAS, TAMISE
CLOTHS, BOMBAzINES, REPS, BIARRITz,
sILISTRINES, MOURNING SILKS, GRAPES,
BAREGEs, GRAPE COLLARS, GRAPE WELLS,
LOVE WELLS, MOURNING HANDKER,
CHIEFS, &C., &C. e,g 81 f'.'fts. q -. ~
Our stock of sTAPLE aopDs, WHITE
GOODS, MOTIONS, FANCY ARTICLES mt,
BRELLAS, PARAsoLh FAME CovTpHE
THREADS, SILKS, BuTToEs YRissHf Nas,
Sc, &C., IL very large, and prices sst.sfscteay.
~ BUREEss, WILLIAMS Id CO., ,7i -
] 5Etl. # sIss Msia styeeh
nv y between Eleventh sad Twelfth
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M CLOTHS, CASSIMER RES,
TWEEDS, KENTUCKY JEANS, FARMERS
DRILLS, LINEN DUCKS, SPANISH LINENS,
COTTONADES, ITALIAN CLOTHS, SUS-
PENDERS, GLOVES, HANDKERCHlEFS, and
HOE IERY, and a general stock ofFURNISHING
GOODS for men and boys. We call special at
tention to our elegant stock Of FANCY CASSI-
MIiRES for gentlemen. ~, ss.r-s.. s... ~.
BURREsS, WILLIAMS & CO.,
myl2 -Js5 lil7 Main street.
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MARRIED..

( AT the residence of Mr.. John r. Jones. In Pc
tersburg. on Friday evening, May27, by the Rev.
ilidm E. Judkiils. Captain JOHN ). CLAkY
In Baltimore. on the 96th of May. By the Rev. J.
Giustiniapi, JOHN j. BANNON ami MARY
CLARKE
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MET GENTS FURNISHING doops.
A full supply of
SOCKS, GLOVES.
HANDKERCHIEFS,
TIES, CRAVATS,
CODLARs, sUsPENDERs'
SKIRTS and DRAWERS at
LEVY BROTHERS.,
1c1a and 1els Main street.
.,,o, srnn,v OF our DOLLAR KID
Anotnet supply my2s
GLOVES. -.-
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ME- ONLY 30 CENTS PER YARD for
full 2S-yard wide LINEN SHEETISG;
Only so cents per yard for pure LINEN DAM
ASK for Table Cloths
Only 10 cents apiece for ALL-LINEN doChA-
BACK TOWELS;
Only 1.5o for piece of pure LINEN RusslA
DIAPER worth 81;
Twelve yards of LINEN CRASH for 81 worth
six wards of BROWN HUCkABACK for d.
worth $3.50; .'' "
On,v a. for dozen LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS;
seyenty-five cents will buy one dozen FRlNGI I'D
NAPKINS; ..'.
81 .e5will buy one dozen largc-size NAPhlNS;.
Good IRISH LINEN, warranted pure fax, at sac.
per yard; .'
LINEN sHlRr-BOsOMs at 25c., the genuiu
r'en'n''o'e' LEVY BROTHERS,
..- 1913 and 1915 Min street
All numbers COATS'S COTTON at soc. per
doze, my 25
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DIED.,

. On yesterday morning, at his residence, in this
city, FIR AMCIS Z. JOSEPH, In the sixty-lrst
year Of his age.
: His funeral will take place from Lcigh-Stree:
church at O'Clock THIS "Wednesday AF-
TERNO0N. Friends AMI acquaintance Of the
family are invited to attend. Il
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Large BED. QUILTS Mt $3.50 worth $3.50: -
Extra heavy MARSEILLES COUNTERPAEES,
SO, "a, IS, SO, to 50, worth twice the money:
Extra cheap BLACK SILKS from 81, 81 so Sl.75;
HEAVY REPS at 81, $3.50, and 83-astonishingiy
low;
The greatest bargains in double. width BLACK
ALPACA--a fine article ut SOC. worth 5Oc.l;
still finer 1t i5c., 55c., 673c SHE, FL, &c. not
75c. III the dollar; -' Il.
BLACK BOMBAZINE and ENGLISH GRAPE,
for mourning dresses, at less than gold value |;
Fine BLACK LAWN at 123c. worth 25c.;
GRENADlNE ut 12lc. EMBROIDERED ut zoe. !;
FRENCH CAMBRIC JACCONETS, ORGAN
DIES, MOzAMBIQUES, POPLINS, SWISS
CAMBRIA. and CHECK MUSLIN, at the low
est market prices;
LADIES' EFS at 75c. per dozen !;
Best WilALEBONE CORSETS at 7sc., cheap
atSl .t. x
Best BLACK and COLORED KID GLOVES at 81,
selling elsewhere ut $l.SO: ...
LADIES UMBRELLAS, 5Oc.
SILK PARASOLS from 75c. to higher grades
Handsome LADIES' SHhWLS at 81 worth 81
"a BROWN and BLEACHED COTTON, Do
: MESTIC GINGHAM. SHIFTING, STRIPED
BED-TICKING, at l.Ic.;
LINEN TABLE DAMASK, double-wldtb, at 4oc.
worth 7sc. ... ~
CAss1REREs, TwEEDs KENTUCKY JEANS,
LINEN, DOESKIN, and CLOTHS, for men
andboys' wear, at all prices. III
Every article and great many more aston
ishng cheap goods you will find by calling, with
out delay, rs the rush of costumers is great from
morning till night for those cheap goods, at
JOSEPH STRhUSE'S,
myl7 No. 1888 Main street,
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THE WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
GREENBRIER COUNTY, W. VA,

famous for their Alternative WATERS
and fashionable patrons, will be open on May
18th, capable OF accommodating, IN view 81 the
improvements made, from 800 tn Z, ooo persons.
The cars OF the Chesapeake and Ohio railway now
run TO the Springs. It,. M#.
The location is 200 feet above the level OF the
sea, affording entire relief from summer prostra-
ting heats.
Excellent BANDS and extensive LIVERY In
attendance, and every arrangement for the en-
jOyment Of guests. FANCY ard ASQUERADE
BALLS during the season.
CHARGES: $25 per week, aud 800 per mouth Of
thirty days. Children under ten years and colOrsd
servants, half-price; white servants accordiDgio
accommodations. Address
PEYT0NS & CO.,
my 21-ow PropriCtnrs.
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SUMNER RES0Rrs

II #Ets-F#
This delightful SUMMER RESORT will no on.,
for visitors from JULY 1sT. A stage hi be rn ~
gniarly twice weektO and from the Monteomerv
white sulphur Springs, on the Virginia and Ten!
nes.ee railroad: Those who prefer water trarni
to the stage, and hayea desire ID view The sontS
cent scenery of New river, can take the cars tn
Centrai depot on the Virginia and Tennessee rail.
road, wi here they will find comfortable hotel AZ
coDmodations, and from which point boat win
leave for the Springs twice eachweek. WI
The inyigorating atmosphere, the ENCHANTING
scenery the delightful fare for which the place =
note !cops sting In part In FRESH FISH AND
VA ME- all the season through, the fine medicinal
brier Whitel, the fishing, hunting, bostjnr
bathing, and the moderate cha &c for boa,d noint
IL out as one Of tho most dehirabe places in ibis
country for family to spend the summer. N'''
For any further Information apply 10 Tho nro-
prietors. 80 WILLIAM EGGLKSTON. 80
New River White Sulphur Springs.
Giles county, va.
post-ofice box .a4, Richmond, Va.
ie1-eOdlm ..a. ...0-- = 'o'''D'D''N'' 10.
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srEuaaR MalFfeaN.

- nINIPEEY @HHUEkH (yYCA-.
meT;sEs EYnNTa EREET BETWEEH
n IA Is "A Me- sfA isHf1 ALE Preaching on
EvERY uoRDsaDAYgsssl II Ale and P. IL
tr,der "A DEARBORN, PASTOR Erayer meet
ing ON WEDNESDAY EVENINGS ut I. m.
Seats free.
parsonage, 4os Twelfth street. r my
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.2N,rLLAMA LACE POINTS, all quail,
: <gr,s. tiles - s-- @zA ~
1IERNAEI and BAREGE sHAWLS,
LIGHT WOOL sHAwLS for travellers, ana
SILK SACKS, at LEVY BRoTaEhe,
12ls and 1915 Main street.
..,',t'I,' i my rs
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.nEY saassrsl,..
THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
cosszn ssvzsrH Am. BROAD
exeeiied By
THE DHY GOODS EXCITEMENT
CORNER sixth AND BROAD,
A'hAi rEksos caEsRED UP BY PRO.
eyRIse, GOOD sAnaAIsst

| we are always ready to supply city and Co..
trade With the RIGHT GOODS At p,a1, ry
PRICES, and Invite attention to and a. :. "i'h I
OF our well assorted and desirable stock. 's''''n
PoF b,NSs LENos, cHALL1Es. spv,.
|JAPP,AHEsE SILKS. TRIMMING s,,
n mrnnaTE, GOLORED, and BLACK Aida.
ohEnsGHASpEs, PEkGbLIES, LAWNa in mSShs:
WHITE Rid;,i hJIeuEs coLoRED and rls, ua n,
cA.Mg sysI is. EA1ssooKs, SWISS and cHrcr
TTggSSkI sE /, sATgsEtss, rAaLErAss Lrsrss "
gRiNTs,. GINGhaMs,C AssrmgRrs.
WHITE sklRTS LACE SHAWIS cppr,
p1h nLNE hAaMIbS, SILK sACQUKS; '"' 'f'''
Lara HANDKERCHIEFS: LACE COL
sILk FANS: PARASOLs, CoRsErs.
KID GLOVES, HOSIERY;
sBIRT BosoMS, GAUZE SHIRTS ,,.
other useful articles. "''u o's OF
remember we have a splendid assor,,,.,.
everything In the dry goods line and sbaiI e Of
satisfactory prices. ""' '"ah sell at
messrs. r. II. Barnes, Fl. 4. Cbewn,py ,,,,r
fecor are win us, and viii be pleased 10 see th,i:
, WIN: THALBIMER 4 SONS
Broad-Str, ct Dry Goods Emposin,,
myao corner Of Sixth and Broad atrna,
A FULLLINE OF CASSIMERES C,T
IN IONABE aud Linens, of all Kinds ,r nI.,.
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ap12-tds Trustees
E. NJ. CUSHING, auctioneer.
Y oH,I1I-&o, .1tOoIolIOOI.- = u
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VAIL
u liable Real Estate, Excellent
Water Power, &C., i'm
BATH COUNTY. VA

!, v i
The undersigned, sheriff of Bath county, and
as such commissioner appointed by the Circuit
Court of Bath county, at the last October term
thereof in TWO causes therein depending, in one
of which John Graham, sheriff and administra-
tor of Nancy Lewis, decd, is Plaintiff, and Syl-
vanus A. Byrd, admir- of George B. Richards,
deco is defendant, and in the other of which
VIM. ID. RivercomD, sheriff and admir- of Allen
4. Lacy, decd, is plaintiff, and Sylvanus A.
Byrd, admir- of George B. Richards ls defend
ant will proceed to sell on the premises, at pub
Lie auction, to the highest bidder, on the 14TH
DAY OF MAY, 1870, by virtue of decree of
said Circuit Court entered at the October term
thereof, 1869, all the lands of which the late
George B. Richards died seized and possessed,
consisting OF -- acres of land, lying ON the
Warm Springs Run, and within a mile of the
Warm Springs, extending for more than mile
along the course of said w S. Run, which is
most admirably adapted to the propeling of ma
chinery of almost any kind; the water power
being as good as any in the county. There is on
the premises good saw mill in constant use and
operation. Altogether it offers peculiar induce
ments to persons desiring to invest in durable
property.
Terms of sale.-Cash in hand sufficient to pay
the expenses of sale and costs of the suits above
referred to, and the balance on a credit of g. r.
and Is months, in equal nstalments, with legal
interest thereon from the day of SALE purchaser
being required to execute bonds therefor with
good personal security for said deferred install
ments, and the legal title to be retained as ulti-
mate security. JOHN CLEEK, Jr
apl2-4t Commissioner, &c.
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DgBLIC SALE OF REAY- Exr, ~,

OF Rockbrldge county, viii ON "E RlrEuit Court
10TH DAY OF APRIL, 1870, proceed GA on II Inc
premises, to sell at public auction troct on the
6es t of s SSqba5y 81 4 TO
daey on the Ga main a load eaS Said land
to Lexington by way of Greenvile in the sauGeGa
6orhood of Nelson BELLS, and oonta inc nehign.
asso acres, on which there is dweIins 55 o,,ss
and other Improvements. mouse
Terms so much as will paw costs Of s,,;. -,
expenses OF sale will be required in cash. the ras
ldue on credit of six, twelve and a; Sale res
sacnr requiring bonds with approved PERSONAL
purchase anu petainng the title until all of the
marl5-5t tOC NJ,
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1870-04-12
Coon FARM FOR SALE -na-i-:--.

~ sell the farm on which he resides. the s1bo
SG T Is OFFERS it at private sale from now to
", W. E y ESDAY, THE 18TH DAY OF JUNE
that day at public sale This farm eon ue Sosa on
eellent land and is in good condition. and con:
I talns sss4 acres-ls0 acres cleared. and tbe
P Rra.c N excellent timber-and is situate on
miles below Waynesboro and II from S teng
5 70! adjoins the lands of Braxton Douis
S kolner, Jos. Grove, Rev. Jacob Hild ,,
1t contains good DWELLING ho,so o ,-
Swseher Darn, and all necessary out.hnyld iirge
III gooo condition 1t is well-watered, with n,,s
mef cond springs RI and has water in every eId
tracts sou,a oe advantageously divided into two
a th s .here are running streams at both ends
OF the farm. Terms will be liberal. AdJro enas
JAMES j. CULLEN
-, Waynesboro Augusta COUNTY U.