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neutrality-suspicious. has been made to
~ the Richmond aud Danyille kailroaa Com
ten shares OF stock issued In the maze OF Miss
Jney U, Mayo the original having been lost.
fe2fNTnaWs WILLIAM ~. MAYO.
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ExpIosion-Death Of an Express
Manager.

PHILADELPHIA, June 25.-An explosion
of fireworks, the result of spontaneous
combustion. One man was fatally wounded.
John A. Bingham, resident manager OF
Adams's Express here, Is dead.
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=. DEMONSTRATORS NogICE.-Bav-

A DEMONSTRATORS NOTJCE.-Hav-
"A Ing auali6ed as the administration OF JOHN
G. WILLIAMS deceased, all persons indebted to
The Aid John G.. Wiuiemsos 20 the arm OF Nance
mar, are re1aested 70 cali upon WM. JOSIAH
LFAKE, attorney At law. No lila Main street,
and settL the same. All persona having claims
.vafnsf the said estate are requested 70 present
them to the undersigned duly authenticated for
payment. -. ,..,..-lLtr..,
NANCE g WILLIAMS atM be ATTENDED TO By
Messrs. g'rEaER l. SANDS, The surviving part
ue7s OF the late Erm OF Steger, Wtfaasns q Saads.
R0REKT b. WILLIAMA
Administrator OF John g. WfliAns, deceased.
tx.S4
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PLEASANT SUMMER RETREAT,

"A - ne 20 - :
The subscriber having rented tho FrUvASNA
date fifteen BoARDEES from July LIST 60 18th OF
September next.
families and invalids from the city who may de-
sire the tonic effects Of pure country mir and coed
water will find the Institute pleasant and healthy
summer residence
DR.. z. j. Winn, who Is well and favorable known
numbered yards OF the premises. '' "'''ln . A'"
The Institute IS handsomely located immedi-
ately on the public road from scottsvlle 70 Rich
from the canal ~ Bfemo Bluff.
The packet-bost strives at the Bluff on Tuesday,
Letters addressed to the subscriber at Fork
Union posr-offce will receive prompt attention.
TERMS or BOARD $50 per month for adults !;
children under L years old and servants half
ye 27-2t ROBERT B. HUGHES.
GUNNER REsORT.-A few persons can
- obtain BOARD for the .ummer at ROCKY
MOUNT, Franklin county, Va, where they viii
fud everything 10 please the comfort rs wen as
Terms, SIS per month. Peter to W. d. Blair
co. aud FRANK BIyF0RD.
For further particulars address
G. w. B. HALE, Proprietor,
Stage leave7 'sBtck-Lick,n virginia and Ten
nessee railroad Tuesdays and Saturdays.
je 1855 ss--.-a.s ~
NOUNTA1N-TOP HOUsE.-This we'll
1f1 known place Of summer resort, situated In
kockfsh Gap, on the Blue Ridge mountain and
Within one mile OF Alton depot, on the Ehesa.
peake and Ohio railroad having been newly re !
Tilted with entire ly new and elegant furniture Is
now open for the reception of visitors.
The air at MDUNTRlS-ToPis always remark
ably cool, with fine fri cstone and chaIy beate
water, and magnificent view.
The undersigned having leased the above pro-
perty. will spare no palms to make their guests
comfortable.
Guests viii he conveyed to and from the depot
free of charge. Address ..--.~.
S. II. GOODLOE Il CO.,
.. Alton depot,
jeA-2m Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad.
MRS. T. L. COURTNEY, near Green
I'VE wood depot Alhcmarle county, is prepared
to take 4 few BOARDERS for the summer on rea-
SOnable terms. ....a je22-1w
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w. II. PECKHAM. President:
W. T. HOOKER Vice-President;
L. McADAM, Secretary and Actuary:
9. 4. FUDICKER, superintendent
SECURITY, yCHEAPNEBa, LIBERALITY.
PROGRESS, and SUCCESS. mark aud distin.
gu1sh the management Of this company.
ISAAC HUTELER CO.,
General Agents for Virginia and NORTH Carolina.
WILLIAM LOVENsTEIN.
Agent for Richn ond.
ONCE, No. es9 Main street.
rr T. O. CAHHXY. Medical Examiner. NO
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TNHE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
i COMPANY OF NEW YORK-ORGAN-
lied IN 1s42-THE LARGEST INSURANCE.
COMPANY IN THE WORLD-CASH ASSETS
OVER 10000, 00O.-This Is an all.cash and
purely mutual co1apany-no dipidsnd8 TO stock
holders, which time and experience has proven to
be the only safeguard in life insurance.
Dividends payable at the end Of tie first year
upon ell policies, increasing annually through
life. and exceeding those Of any compGny In the
,oorld which can be used TO decrease the premi-
ums or to purchase additional insurance, at the
option OF The policy-holder,. regardless Of tho
health or the insured. Premiums payable annu-
JOHN H.CLAIBORNE, Agent.
DR.. J, Il. MCCAw, Medical Examiner. my4
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INV AKM NThINNS,
w BATH COUNTY, VA.
This celebrated watering-place will be open on
the LIST of June for the reception OF visitors. The
scenery is grand and beautiful the climate de-
lIghtful, salubrous, and highly invigoratiDg.
These waters h I'VE been known andjcelebraled for
their curative vi. tues for nearly century
Board: Fer day. $2.75; week, $l7.5o; month,
SEQ.
| Route by railroad to the Millboro' depot on the
| Chesa peakc and Ohio railroad, thence by stage
| fifteen miles to Warm Springs.
| For circulars containing full account OF these
W. H. MCDANNALD, Agent
Since this announcement have made arrange
meuts to aid IN the management of the Warm
Springs this season. My connection with and
ma agement of the Healing Springs for three SUE
cessive seasons will, trust, be guarantee to my
friends Of cordial and hosDit ,ble welcome Tie
public generally are reques ed to try once more
lhiI avorite old place.
je 2-2m JOHN L.. EUDANk.
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'A President. :, Vice.President.
jOFFICE OLD DOMINION
~ INSURANCE. COMPANY
| OF RICHMOND VA.
| NO. Ills MAIN STREET.

This company ia now prepared TO issue all kinds
OF FIRE POLICIES on the most favorable terms,
and to make the usual accom- modetions for It's
toners. j. B. MOORE, Secretary,H
DIRECTORS: |s. -
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A. 8. BUFORD. President DsnviIIe Rsilroat
oJ JOHN ASHER, late ". 8. Dona.n q Co.;
r. W. POWERS, merchant;
z. B. ADDISON, Of Allison D. Addison
2. W. PICKRELL, OF q. w. Pfckreu q Co.;
". G.. PAINE, OF Paine & Co.;
FRANKLIN STEARNS, retired merchant
J.J. WAGGONER, OF Waegoner Il Harvey;
WILLIAM B. ISAACS. or W. b. 1Baacs & Co.
G. X. sKINKER, Of Hill, Bontly 4 Skinker;
JOHN A. SLOAN, OF Q. T. WORKMAN j. Co.;
ANDREW l.. Elicit, merchant;
JAMES w. ARCHER, OF ). X. Anderson 4
THOMAS BRANCH, Of Thomas Branch d Co.
X. K. ELLYSOA, OF Cowsrdin Elyson.
{e
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revenue Bureau, and after lengthy pri-
Mansion. " WAIIaoE.,
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4 r,II 10 Make Grant Emperor.
IRON the New YORK Democrat

A hill was introduced In Che House yes
terday cnlarging the scope and operatfoiis
Of the odious election law. 1t extends she
provisions of the existing law to the CUES
Of 90, 900 Inhabitants. or over, anu appoi:nees
two Supervisors Of election for eacn dlstrlct,
who shall canvass all votes cast for Hem-
hers Of Congress. The supervisors are atl,
thorized 70 appoint any number OF speclal
Jonnty n,orshals, al five dollars per day,
~ nnfonce obedience to the laws. votes
c.et cor congressman In districts where
t%o functions of the marshals are interiered
With shall be void, and all lawsuits brongnt
under the operations Of this act IN the State
courts shall be transferred to the Federai
circuit courts. The United States Clrcult
Court shall appoint one of the circuit court
commissioners i'm each judicial district, who
shall be- chief supervisor Of elections IN MS
district, and have control Of all records, re.
turns. and documents, relative TO electlons
for members Of Congress. and VINO snail re-
port to Congress all attractions OF this law
Thi. bill marks the progress OF centrallz.-
ton, and is novel and dangerous acPar-
ture from an election system which is older
than the Federal Constitution. 1t Is grossly
partisan in it's features Is intended to pro.
mote factious ends, and is the beginning Oh
an innovation that is Intended to transfer
the entire control OF electons from tiie
state to the Federal authorities. 1t is false
in theory. dangerous in execution, and fatal
in tendency. 1t introduces into this coun-
try the electoral laws of the dead Empire
that enabled Louis Napoleon to pack the
Corps Lcgislatif with the creatures OF MS
will. England never submitted to such
law. In that country the management OF
elections for members Of Parliament IS en-
tircly intrusted to the shcritlS OF counties
and the local authorities.
Ifthis bill should become law. it.Wlll De
the duty of the various State legislatures
to arpoint a different day for the election OF
state officers from that on which Congress
men are elected. Democratic states, at
least, must keep themselves aloot from an
faint of Federal interference of TINS kiha.
OF course, the Republicans will ultimately,
extend the law so as to cover State as well
as Congressional elections. But by that
time the people will have become suifl-
GENTLY alarmed ut the tendencies OF kadl-
cal usi1rpation TO defeat the project.
1.-THE titles of acts of Congress were al
WAYS expressive Of their real import, this
bin would be called an "Act to Perpctuate
the Power of the Republican party, and
make General Grant Emperor" We trust
that the Democratic Congressman will iu-
si>t upon full discussion of the bill before
it is forced through Congress.
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DR.. KEYSER

Is physician OF over thirty years. expert
ence. and graduate OF the Jefferson Medical
College, and or the University Of Medicine and
Surgery of Philadelphia.
MR.. Fl. T. HEMBoLD: Dear sir,-In regard to the
question asked me as to my opinion about Buchu,
would saw that have used and sold the article In
various forms for the past thirty years. do not
think there is any form preparation oft l have
not used or known to be used, In the various dis
eases where such medical patent would be indi-
Gated. You arc aware. as we'll as myself, that 1t
has been extensively employed In the various dis
eases of The bladder and kidneys, and the reputa-
tion It has acquired in my judgment, is warranted
by the facts.
F. / have seen and used as before stated, every
form of Buchu-the powdered leaves, tincture,
fluid extracts, and am not cogniz mt Of any pre-
paraton ofthat plant at all equal to yours. Twelve
years experience ought, I think, to give me the
right to Judge Of its merits and, without prejudice
or partiality give you precedence over all others.
] value your Ruchu for its effects on patients. l
have cured with It, and seen cured with 1t, more
diseases of the bladder and kidneys than have
ever seen cured with any other Buchu or any other
proprietary compound of whatever name.
Respectfully yours, &C.,
GEO. H. kEYsER, Nj. D.,
No. 40 Wood street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
August II, 1865.
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HEnlMsiIBIiaOlLD's ExTRACT BgCMy!:
rs ~ ~ ? "''
A PERMANENT CURE OF GRAVEL
"A y. o,lEs,.,TrwELvE YEARS, STANDING -
ih i7 STONE PASSED AND TIC, az,
3.F BE SEEN. ~ = 'I'
BURNSIDE, CONN, Dec. H. 1862


DR., HelmboId!. "1#, = r,.o
no,r s,r.-It is with much pleasure That "fi'e
vou unon facts respecting myself. 10 NOT khu"
bo rd1y how tn express myself. ] have been JOE 'ne
Inc. ton or twelve years the greatest SUFFERER hAr
oo,a he and live but more sometimes than oshefs.
The com plaipt was the "kidneys'' ana piauuei'
Have consulte ed doctors both In Massacnusetee az
This state. and taken pills, may say, oy the quH
also liguored medicines; but touho ~ -
from any. and got worse the iast SIX hou'ie
was 80 that / could scarcely get aoous, !,
: oor,d mo-, rest night or day. It would
.oon bavo been Vail up" with me IL
haa not seen your advertisement In the Berksh1re
Ito,,r;.. headed "Kidneys." read IL through
and thought would try It. purchased q pottie,
Init mind you, had lot much faith In IL W ny
should I, when had been trying 80 many tnings
and cost me so much Well, began taking II, ano
before had taken the first bottle felt bad Dul
finished 1t and got another. BY the tlne LOON
half OF the second I still got worse tapparenc' j.
When walked 1t seemed as II my right Auhey
was falling from its place, and felt really PAD.
felt so before had finished the second that hao
m ade ur my mind 1t was no use trying any more
and all this time the stBuchu'' doing its work,
but did not know 1t, so I gave 1t up and went to
Hartford, to one OF the best doctors In the city.
He said It was the neck Of the bladder and should
have to undergo an operation. He gave me medi-
cine, and went home quite down.hearted. On
Sunday was unable to 90 to church. had not
taken any of his medicines, but on my return con-
tinued using "Buchu,,, and late In the afternoon
of that day passed the ugliest stone or gravel you
ever saw covered over with little pieces which coll
lected together. 1t looks the color OF mud tur-
tie, and hard as a flint. So you see the "Buchu "
was doing its work, although I was feeling so
badly. procured another bottle, thinking there
might be others but since that passed, which Is
eight weeks ago last Sunday, have been as well
as ever was in my life. have the stone securely
wrapped and those who have seen 1t in this place
are surprised. This is a true story of my case,
and YOU are welcome to make such use Of my name
! as YOU think proper. am pretty we'll known In
Berkshire; also in Connecticut. The advertise
ment saved me. Why not publish more! line
Springfield Republican is a widespread paper
/, If any one wishes to see this wonder they can
do so. 1 could write all day, but think nave
said enough for this time, as remain, ever your
| we-wisher, EDWARD u ~" AL,
Paper.maker, Burnside, Hartford county, Ct.
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AUCTION, s.AAss-Fntuye Dsys.

AUCTION ,aAE.Es Fmtuye Days.
TREAT SALE OF HORSES, MULES,
VI WAGONBra6 SETS DOUBLE HARNESS,
sINGLE HARNESS &c;
MONDAY, January, isath, ISL at RALElHH' n.
u. Is nrss.ciass HORSES. well broke TO harness;
= faststravelhng HORSES t .'sst ~
These csc are certainly tie finest lot Of HORSES
ever offered at public sale. - II
as platform ,sPRINa WAGoRs, nearly new,
20 saDDL us and BRIDES,
and lot OF other things too numerous TO men,
ton all OF which Will be sold to the highest bidders
for cash. ~rs.t T. Il. LEE,
HORSES. MULES, and CARRIAGES, st pri-
yate sale by r. T. LEE. 'IH de 23-tJa25
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GROCERIES, DC.

=
TRESH AND DESIRABLE, ,r,,,s
4 cases BEST PINE APPLE CHEESE; =
90 cases ENGLISH DAIRY and G TIL u
CHEESE,
40 Si'H b arres No. 1and2 FAMILY ROE HER
hocsReads ENGLISH ISLAND and PORTO
ECO MOLASSES,
g R SSrsSts Is Foki RICO and Sugar
as bsrrels A, EXC, and CUT LOAF sugar.,
20 bags JAVA, LAGUAYRA, and RIO COZ
bids rsh SIDES, SHOULDERS, and BREAST
BACON,
125 boxes SOAP.
PICKLE, CANDLES, BLACKING,
SODA, &c, &c.
80 barrels WHISkEY,- -.-.
barrels Bumgardner. Leecb, &C., WHISKY,
quarter casks FINE OLD SHERRY,
2dIarter casks OLD FRENCH BRANDY, ~
quarter casks COOKING WIFE,
80 boxes GREEN SEAL and RODERER CHAM
PAGNE,
APPLE BRANDY.
SCOTCH WHISKEY, RUM, &C.
CHAMBERLAYkE y JONES',
de l2-sw 1918 and 1918 Cary stIeet.
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By Grubbs u Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street, between asip and Bank.

JUDICIAL SALE OF TWO VERY
y VALUABLE LOTS OF GROUND, IN The eiE
CITY OF RICHMOND, ON GORTH SIDE 4,1 UF
In compliance with an order of the United states
District Court entered nre Csuh9rn vs.. lowell ELL
nremtses. ON TUESDAY, the sd day of January,
Isl. st IL o'clock NJ, TWO VERY. VALUABLE
LOTS OF GROUND, situated as above, Opposite a ts
the store of Messrs. A. Y. Stokes & Co. They
from about 81 feet EACH and run back about ~ feet
to IN alley, and upon tham stands some brick Was
with iron fronts, and considerable quantdy VI
of the heaviest business part of the city; conye-
nient to the various railroad dspots and TO snip
ping. ,,,d q, oosh
residue In and IL months: for negotiahle notes.
with I'M crest added and title retained by the court
"''''' GEORGE L. CHRISTIAN, Assignee.
A. ID. WILL MS, Trustee.
de "a At o. 2S&3lD&3J
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REFERS TO

DIR. MACK, Burnside, Conn;
DIR. WRIGHT, North Lee, Mass;
DIR. HOLKUM, North Lee, Mass;
DIR. ADAMS, stockbridge, Mass;
DIR. SCOTT, North Manchester, Conn.,;
DIR. JACQUES, Buckland Corners, Conn.,;
DR.. BEARSFORD, Hartford, Conn.
All OF whom treated me for the disease.
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DRUGS, MEDICINES, Sks.
CITY ORDINANCES.

AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND SEC
n TON SEVEN OF CHAP TER FORTY
SIX OF THE CITY ORDINANCES, PASSED
DECEMBER 10TH, ls70.~--.--.
Be IL ordained that section eeren Of chapter for
ty-six Of the City Ordinances be and the same i5
h:rcby amended and reordained so DIS to read as
follows
7. liza person shall, within two hundred feet of
dwelling house, without permission or the own
brick-kin, he shall pay fine of not less than one
nor more than iva dollars for every hour the
same may be burning.
published by order OF the Council.
L. c. HOWARD,
dc 23-.-5t City Clerk.
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d q. SMITH & CO.,
d. REAL EST ATE AGENTS AND
- COLLECTORS, .. l,.sr..
G.T OFFICE No Ills Main STREET.
- with Old Dominion Insurance Company 80
\1'-1 ~ B. n. SMITH,
....-. 'i-.. - CHAS. +. SMITH.
80. -
r. II. SMITH, NOTARY PUBLIC. no 22-lm"
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The Boston Journal says this is the CO.
nundrum OF the hour:
"The Pilgrim Fatiers--Where are they?''
And "Puck" replies:
Where'er they are, Lord, let them stay.
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The Democratic principles Of the World
are expressed In two words" denanttioa
cGsh."--AugustG (Ga.) C0nstitu.ionatisi. -
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DUBLIC SALE OF LAND.-Will be
i offered for sale at public auction to the high
William county, on the 10TH PAY Of JANU-
AIRY NEXT. The interest held by the heirs OF the
late Alex ander Dudley, in the plantation adloin.
Pr =. NATION, supposed to contain 4, 500 acres.
Also, the interest paid heirs In parcel or ffty
acres adjoining the above said interest being
onc-twelfth Of each tract. -.-.-. p.
TERMS The sale VIII be in gross and not by the
acre costs of suit and expenses OF sale 10 be paid
good personal security Will be required for pur-
chase Of each tract, In equal amounts payable In
one, two, and three year5, bearing interest from
day of sale interest to be paid annually title
will be retained until purchase money is paid.
- 49, WI LIAM +. BLAND,
SPOTSWOOD BIRD,
de i9.2aw2wk Commissioners.
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FURNITURE, DC.

Ill REMOVED THEIR FURNITURE "a
ESTABLISHMENT To GOVERNOR ST, III
where Samuel w. Harwood did business MANY
years before the war. Baving now very extensive
warerooms, and splendid stockof i
CHAMBER FUREI URE, .t~..--
'- PARLOR FURNITURE, 49,"
DINING-RDOM FURNITURE, and -
MATTRESSES, rs.sEF 1
we are prepared to sell goods lower than we did on
Main street. as our expenses being very much re-
duced, we reduce our prices. accordingly. All in
want Of good, substantial FURNITURE, had bst-
ter see cur stock before buying. G not
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DENTISTRY.

TUD. B. WOOD, D. DIS, PRAG-s &C.
a;LIiSVAEIOUS BRANCHES. The painless
extraction OF teeth is great point gained IN den
tai surgery. & full supply of PURE NlINOoo
teed to give entire satisfaction. Terms moderate.
etnra WI ~ - oc Is
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REAL ESTATE AGENTD.
= ByRichsrdBon b Coz
Real Estate Agents and Auctioheers'
- No. 1lts Main street.

Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers'
,, No. 1lts Main street.
TOR SALE PRIVATELY, TEN A A. 1.sss
OF desirably Located LAM han tsaat arn nnnos
ar the city limits fronting on Broaa strsos' rroa
ate the Fair Grounds, and extenanR noao aS
Grace street to franklin. AS SUBURBAN plaeSv -
residence or lln investment with view 10 spseaS
fetion &c "a one of the n5st desirable piecco Va
properly "rounu '''e"' RICHARDSON, & CO..,
100 =. 1113 Main street.
IDEAL ESTATE AGENCY.-A CARD.
II Commencing business at Time wnsn .is
de nreciated prices Of property combines WIN
oter causes had cast gloom over our once DDS S
nerous city, our SUCCESS hns more IMAM encouraseu
NJ and we now thankfully return our acRnoM-
iedgments TO our friends and the PUBLIC Tor ttelr
generous confidence and patronage' "ho re0pe''-
We attend personally TO = n II n r1r UEI
HOUSES and LANDS, and the gOLLECiigS
OF -RENTS,, SELL PRf:PE RAY SF Az GGLL
KINDS, publicly or privately; NEGQIIAIE
IOaNS and give prompt attention 70 business
connected with Z A L E s AT q In all It's
we can be found at our new and centrally 10:
caied Office No 1l08 Main street, between 18th and
18th streets. HILL % aOUDlN,
de 20-ltt hlcnmonQ. va.
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DIVIDENDS.

DANK DIVIDEND AT a meeting of
D the Board Of Directors Of the State Bank of
Virginia, December 90, 1870, DIVIDEND OF
FOUR PER CENT. was declared out Of the net
profits Of the Bank since its organization in July
last, payable and after the 2sth instant free Of
taxi TO the stockholders. .
de 24-t28th j NJ. GODD1N, Cashier.
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!, AUCTION AAIaES---Kuture Days.
BY Richardson q Co..
Real Estate Agents snd Auctioneefs.
no. I113 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TWEEN.
ATY-EIaHT ACRES GLAND ABOUT
sfyfs MI ssyE Eso sss ns Tr VIZ
LEAMsBURGs ROAD. ms HKkRICo COUNTY,
BY virtue OF . decree Of the County Court of Hen.
IN tbecauss OF Richardson, guardian. ys. RsgAnd,
shall as special comm issioner thereby appointed
proceed to sell st au ton, WED NEHfjAY, The 4ti
OF January, 1871 In front OF Henrtco County Eourl.
house, on Main st-eet. IN the CITY Of Richmond
at IL O'Clock H., TWENTY-EIGHT ACRES OF
FARMING Or TRUCKING LAND one-tbrd
timbtred the balls ,ce improyed-adtofDing the
John A. Eacho, snd r. nting. on both the Seven.
m lie ana N1ne-mtIe r sds. =
TERMS: Cash: or the purchaser can pay one
third OF the purchase money Ia cash. and the resi-
due in two equsI instruments, in three and six
months, giving his negotiable hotes for the same.
with appro enorsers aod lnteres. aooeo at the
I7' lH. F. 81. CONNER, spsciai Com'r.
,RIcnkBDsoH o Co, Aucss. .--- eeA
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IEN @ VODO31Nf <1USs -

AS TRUSTEE IN A DEED OF TRUST
IN from Paul T. Wells and John Carpen-
ter, dated June 9th, 1867; duly recorded In the
Clerks Office of the County Court OF Prince Ed /,
ward county, Virginia. given, to secure the pay
able twelve months riff r date, both drawn oy L.
T. Wells payable to the order Of John Carpenter,
esch for 81 355 default having been made In the
payment OF the debt thereby secured, and having
been dire ted BY the holder Of the said notes so 70
d. shal sell at public auction on the premises.
TRACT OF land in said deed conveyed, and
therein described as follows certain tract or
marcel or land lying and being In the county OF
Prince Il dward, on Buffalo river containing about
ONE HUNDRED AND sIXtY-FIYE ACRES,
being Inc same land this d.y conveyed to the said
paul r. Wells and John Carpenter by deed from
bay B.. Tallaferro and wife and LII, Taliaferro
and wife. ..-.
The sale will be made upon the following terms,
to wit: For cash as to SO Tur h Of the purchase
money as may he necessary 20 defray the expenses
of s lie and pay off and discharge one-fourth OF
the debt by said deed secured aud as TO the resi-
due of the purchase money in three equal pm y
ments at 4, s. and IL months from the day of sale
notes to be given for the deferred payments Dear
Ing interest from the day of sale and secured bya
trust deed upon The property, or the purchaser
may, If he desires, pay the whole purchase money
In cash. - e.
de 90 B. j. WORSaAN, Trustee.