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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-05-16
By Richardson q Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioncers,
No. lib Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
L REAL ESTATE, NEAR BACON,s QUAR-
TER BRANCH TAVERN, ON BROOK AVE-
NUE.IBy virtue Of a deed Of trust from Bernard
date the 1ath February, 1852, and recorded IN the
clerks Office of the Hastings Court Of the city OF
the balance of the purchase money on the
property mentioned in said deed, / shall
In execution thereof PROCEED 70 sell At auction
S O'Clock P. NJ. the following DESCRIBED REAL
EST ATE-to wit: A certain LOT OF LAND
fronting 1sex1sO feet on the north line Of Moore
street, near Bacon's Quarter Branch Tavern, on
Brook avenue with oriSk dweiiing containing hnirS
slaughter -house, with all the apartments and ar
fort conducting the butchering bust
ness In all Its branches, and cattle pen supplied
with water from an excellent spring In the yard.
TERMS Enough in cash to defray the expenses.
of executing the trust, and to pay of note Of
$780, and $145.7, the balanceof interest due up to
the 1th February, 1870, and further sum OF n.
residue at four, eight, and twelve onths, for ne;
gotable notes, with interest added, ana occurred
by 0 deed oftfust,
RYrHAHnn6x a. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. fnV7
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BY Hid & Goddin, 49,.
Real Estate Auctioueers, 1908 Main street.

VALUABLE DWELLING AN D
v ST0REON CHURCH HILL FOR SALE AT
AuCTfoN.NWe will sell on TUESDAY May II.
a. ~ O. clock on the premises, the BRICK HotSE
streets, now occupied by Mr.. james A.; Goddin,
continuing six rooms, (Which Is an adStion con,
and an excellent well OF water in the yard. The
place Is well shaded by two very beautiful chest
nut trees. Lot 221l32 feet. go
TERMS: Onc-third cash; balance six and
twelve months, interest 10 per cent? added, Sc
An offer will be received before day Of sale II
desired. HILL & GODnIN,
10 ...r -.-. AuctIoneers.
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.I,TsFf1Ss7 lalEIlS:lsr asslEiI.,ae is alaays.
sys By Edward b. Newhrrn - ssg rs
go Real Estate .Auctioneer, s. w
y No 1a,s Main street. +,
vr,1ar YnAT f,fyTTAgE RESIDENCE

No. ira AMI THE aSTOREHoUaE AID.
JOINING TsITUATED On III 2, WF 1!SIr 9 nRn
OF .sT, sTEPHEN's sTREET IgoI BE sI4r r
ibfISTfOE At the regnest or the adfntnfssrstor
or Mrs Sarah il. BigeaID, deceased, shan pro s
coed 20 sen at public auction ypon me o,nIock
p. ia. that very neat COTThGE REsIDENS.Es
situated cs above, containing four rooms, T T,n
porch IN front los about III by 90 and has two
rooms lot about IS by 60 feet. :, ,x
TERMS 0ne-fourih cash; balance NJ sia'
Interest added secured by trust deed. Faxes Jann
il NO :. ~ 80 %. b. NEWBURN,' :.
rv1a {lI Z Real Estate = ucttoneer.
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- "g212 BY Grubbs & Williams, ior>1' '.'
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

a VALUABLE TOBACCO FACTORY
n At AUCTION.--We will sell at auction,
upon the premises, on MONDAY, 23d May, at S
O'Clock P. M, that very valuable TOBACCO
FACTORY situated at the northwest corner OF
Main and Twenty-sixth streets. rr--s>
THE lot has front on Main street Of 1s5 feet,
and rims back about 1s5 feet. The m ain building
is three stories high besides the attic Is do3 In
'front.' and over 100 feet In depth. The wing fronts
In the yard is a stem-house, stable, carpenter
shop, &c. rs:u.. isa
The whole premises are In first rate order.
In location and construction this is enc of the
most desirable tobacco factories in the city.
TERMS: One-fourth cash; balance ut q, 8, and
~ months, for negotiable notes, with interest
added and occurred by deed Of trust. Purchaser
to pay taxes and insurance for 1S7e. - tfsfi-
..t. -. .GRUBBS u WILLIAMS,
my1e a| s"ra. ... --.. '. Auctioneers.
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/, BY Thomas W. Keesee, Auctioneer,
No. Ial7 Main. street..

iTRUsTEEss SALE OF DWELLING
NO. 100 part FRAME AND PART
iBRICKl, ON EAST SIDE OF SIXTH BE-
TWEEN CARY AND CANAL STREETS.-We
viii sell at suction on the premises, on MO SDAf,
.2sd May, 97e, at s,o'clocS T. NJ, the above de-
TEEN ROOMS with fre-places.t In tbs rear,
besides the smoke.house. &c, Is a LARGE
BRICK BUILDING suitable for manufacturing
purposes; or, with q small expenditure, may be
converted INTO o dwelling Fruit trees grape
vines, &C., In the garden. Lot 5oxla2 feet. Very
&C., at the tron.works, &C., In the vicinity.
TERMS: One-thfrd cash; balance at six and
twelve months for Negotiable notes, interest
taxes and insurance for 1870. =. )
..-.-,..- E. j. & W. j. ANDERSON,
s'N ~ Substituted Trustees.
d. L.. APPERSON, Saie9m an. nv Is ids
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By Wellington Goddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A SMALL
i BRICK TENEMENT ON THE EAST
LINE OF TWENTIETH RETWEEN FRANK
certain deed Of trust from Samuel T. Slater, bear
Ing date 23d October 1882. duly recorded In Rich
mond Hastings Court, deed-book B, No. 70, page
284 shall In execution thereof proceed to sell at
public auction, on the premises, on MONDAY,
2ad May, 1870, at q o'clock NJ; II fair; II mol 9
convey ed nv the said deco, consisting of a COM
Portable BECK TENEMENT and the LOT on
which 1t stands fronting IS feet on the east line OF
Franklin street, running back 1872 feet.
TERMS Whilst the deed requires cash sale, 1t
is more than probable that at the hour of sale be.
n nv = "a - - ". GODDIN. Trustee.
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5lna.Gg BY James HI Taylor, g.:
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
Office No, 821Main street,

r ARGE FRAME BUILDING; IN THE
IL TOWN OF SlANCHESTER, ON HULL
STREET ARsOUTHERNE END OF MAYO'S
BRIDGE, FOR SALE AT AUCTI0N.-Will be
sold on FRIDAY the 2eth INSTANT on the pre-.
misses, at S O'Clock p. NJ, the large FRA ME
BUILDING located as above, at present occupied
by Mr.. George W. fnellings as livery stable, To-
gether with another building adjoining, suitable
for grocery store, with the privilege of leasing
the lot on which It stands for three years. II Is
considered to be a fine stand for livery stable.
TERMS Made known on day of sale. -, -,
= - 49, - JAMES M. TAYLOR, y I"
ny1a d 10 80 III =. I! Auctioneer.i
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i.4H;! J. BY Francis n. IsbsiL E,!2i =; {
,a = Auetloneer and Real Estate Agent, u, q
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

sERtsTEE,ssALE of ENEATFBAME
i TENEMENT ANpLOT, ON TIE NQRTH
ROE AND BELyIDERE, At ABGTION:.By
virtue OF deed OF trust executed by 2. A. Pies
SAINTS, bearing date on the 25th day of September,
me as trustee, to secure the payment Of two Ger,
tain negotiable notes therein mentioned, VIII
sell at public auction. upon the premises, on
WEDNESDAY the 18th day OF May, 1870, at s
O'Clock p, H., the REAL ESTATE In said deco
descrihed-to, wit all that PIECE OF PAkS lGln
thereon, lying and being In the city OF Richmond,
fronting on the north side Of Cary street between
Monroe and BeIytdcre Is feet and running back
TERMS Dash sufficient to pay the expenses Of
sale the sum OF Sss3 .23, with Interest from the
25t or March 1850 and The SUM sass. %, with fnte
rest from the 18th Of September 1889, and the resi-
due upon such terms az may be liked on the day Of
sale. Taxes for 1870 TO be paid by the purchaser.
: my7 GEORGE TTHBERLAKE, Trustee.
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ByLyne & Brother,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
No, 1889 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THAT VALUA-
BILE LITTLE FARM. "BROOKEFIELD,'
N POWHATAN WITHIN TWO AND A HALF
MILES OF TOMAHAWK STATION. ON THE
RICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAIL- OAn.-
BIZ virtue of q certain deed Of trust executed to
me by William Taylor, trustee for Mary Jane
Stutz, dated the oath day January, 1862 duly re-
court, to secure to William s. Summer the de-
ferred payments on the REAL EST ATE herein-
after described shall, rs trustee, at the request
of the beneficiary in said deed OF trust proceed TO
sell ut public auction, on the premises, on TUES
DAY the oath day Of May 1870 at y o,el3ek ~
day excepted), at the same hour. the REAL e.
TATE CONVEYED in said deed of trust, which eon-
sists Of O VALUABL FARM called tsBROOkE-
FIELD,', lying and being on swift creek, IN the
Moseley Meredith Crowder and Others; contain In,
ing ONE HUNDRED AND ,NINETY-FIFE
ACRES OF LAND, about ffty acres of which Is
well set In heavy oak timber; tn, remainder
cleared and In high state Of Improvement ana
OF which there are about twenty acres OF rich
cr There Is On the place FINE ORCHARD OF the
most select fruit trees, such as apples, peaches,
pears, &C., with several fine springs near the
dwellfsg.! The improvements consist or q COM
Portable FRAME DWELLING containing about
six rooms, with the usual out'buildings, such as
barn, stable, and quarters - ..s
sale and To- pay % . certain negotiable note of
81 0s5 due the 2sth-slst Day Of December lsee With
itfsresttup6n same until 6Sy or and the realaue
Il, such manner as the said william Taylof true.
tss soF afs lane ,s,,sh IA 2fss sa a sa
sna y is.ll Dss Ns.l'1,' Ro 3, LYME Trustee
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BOOKS AHn STATIONERY.

d From the New 1ofkIFlDune. @+
"Tbe announcement of Lothian new novel
by Benjamin Disraeli, has caused quite sensation
In England, where noyelists seldom become Prime
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Vivian Grey has abandoned the fowery fields Of
romance for the dusty paths of politics. His last
novel, 'Tancred,' was Issued in l47. and his long
silence as well as his political eminence, gives
unusual zest to the anticipation of Lothair:' The
Saturday Reriea1 says that all England will be ex-
cited over 1t in May, and another English journal
states that newspaper had offered the author ten
thousand pounds for the privilege Of publishing 1t
in instruments. The Apple tons have purchased the
and win issue it simultaneously with its appear
ance In England in the first week of May. 'Lo-
th1ir, the hero, is a young English nobleman Of
the highest rank, who, left an orphan at an early
age Is intrusted TO the care OF two guardtans-one
a Scottish duke of the Presbyterian faith End the
other cardinal of the Catholic Church. The plot
turns, in part, on the struggle between these op-
posing forces, and embraces, besides, Fentanism
and various other piquant and interesting cpl
sodes. Some Of the prominent characters Of the
novel are Americans, and in the course of Ii the
American sculptor Story and his Statues are very
highly complimentary
Mailed, post-free, t, any address in the United
d. APfLETON & CO., Publishers,
'' 90, 90 and 81 Grand street,
m /.
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... g5 ByyLee;& Goddin, y,
AuctIoneers and Real Estate Agents,
--... ...r..T No. 1Il3 Main street, 81 .=-.

TRUCK FARM OF TEN ACRES OF
1 HGGHLY-I MP.ROvED LAND, WITH
BRICK DWELLING CONTAINING, F0mR
ROOMS Ri TIC HE N, AND USUAL OUT
HALE iiH MILE BEYoNp coRP6RATE LIMITS,
OPPOSITE .HARDEN'S SMITH SHOP. FOR
SALE AT AUCTION.-Dn TUESDA nth May,
shall sell the property above described.
1t Is well suited for gardening or, purposes OF
butchering. We'll or excellent water and small
TERMS: One-ihfrd cash; and s months fer
balance. by negotiable notes, interest added, and
secured by trust deed. 'iI IEr con 11i ~
nv % - Auctioneers.
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60 cas- Good rs Rev."
The following was taken from an anna
nae published In 1872:
ousycnoms all the worms Of ME- $500 !,

i SuaVeeon.' - fShusspeare.s
who has not heard Of the rastlesnake OF y
conperheade An unexpected slgns az %
csther of these reptiles win make even sne
iarfis Of creation Iecoii; bait there Is = spe-
cies of worm found In VARIOUS pasIs W tais
STATE which conveys poison OF nat :. p ~
deadly that when compared VIII y esch
the venom Of the ratt!esnake Is naI III Y 20
IL human kind - is the object OF the pre-
sent communication. This worm varies
much iu size; il is frequently an .nIa
throT,rh. but as it Is rarely seen eAee e,
,Shsn cosyed. It's length can hardly De con,
;.ct,,reI * ia of dead lead coe0sy auu
ysrs,IsraIIy lives near spring or sHasa e ssIs
5S ,snfer. and bites the unfortunate psepne
Who are Ia the habit Of going there 20 ori n
The brute creation It never moiesSs, thes
avoid it with the same instinct Inat tsasi ,.s,
fhe animals Of Peru to shun the oeaoly
Cora. ,,.yo LONG in.
sasted our settlement, to the misery anu
destruction of many Of our citizens. nave,
therefore, had many opportunities Oh Deng
az ,,,eisnchow spectator of the effects pro-
duced BY the subtle poison which TINS "oFm
A1The SYMPTOMS of its bite are terrible,
the eyes of the patient become ie reG aae
fierv. his tongue swells to an 1mmooernte
azs and obstructs his utterance, ana Gs-
Iirfum of the most horrid character quickly
fnIlows. Sometimes, in his madness, ne at
tennis the destruction of his dearest friends.
Ift6e sufferer has q family his weeping wife
and helpless infants are not unirequentiy
the objects of his frantic fury in a word,
he Exhibits to the life all the detestable
PASSIONS that rankle In the bosom OF So
wage. and such Is the "spell" In which mis-
senses are racked that no sooner Is the un'
happy patient recovered from the paroxysm
of Insanity occasioned by one bite than ne
seeks out his destroyer for the sole purpose
Of being bitten again.
II have seen q good old father, his locks
white as snow, his step slow and trembling,
f,eg In vain for his only son, to quit the Turk.
ING place Of the CORN. My heart bled as
he turned away, for knew the fond nope
Chat fI,is son would be to him s. the staff Of
declining years" had supported him through
many sorrow. =.
Youths Of virginia would you know the
name of this reptile? It is called the
Worm Of the StsA." ~
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T ARGE SALE. OF PROPERTY; IN
IL THE TOWN OF CLARKSvILLE.-By yir-
tue OF authority vested IN me by the administrator
OF II. d. Turner, deceased IshAll offer for sale at
public, auction. In the town of Clnrksvillc on
WEDNESDAY the 18th day of May, 1870. the fol-
lowing property belonging to the estate or the
"A LANCE BUILDING known as THE UPPER
HOTEL, awsll- finished and gcommodious estah-
lisbnent. with all necessary fixtures, out-houses,
garden, &c, andIsome acre or more OF Land as-
Also, a LoT, on which Is situated . GROCERY
STORE, with good OUT oiIses and garden - ~.
Also, q NUMBER or b0fS sftaated on virginia
street scattered from tha cgrner OF Virginia and
Church streets tS SSspsn s.sse
gorrable DIVE LIHG ISL GkRnEHGne UT.
HOUSES DO. They ep brace sone2s rae most
half Of the buildings on the south aide OF yIrgnis
/ win sell on the came dag Eeveral VACANT
LOTS located In the town and a SMALL PIECE
UFL6ND lying a.faw miles from ClafkByfiies
"a ane gopportunsty La here afforded to- spsfsiea
Whaling to Invest In this portion OF Virginia. s
TERMS; Enough 10 cash 70 deiray the expenses
Of the sale tbs balances upon csedit Of SIX and
twelve mouths bona and approved F&rsonal secu-
rity being required the purchaser In every case
and the title retained fhs money y
The property Is oaared for sale By yirtne of an.
thortty yeatsd In the under shs VIII
Of the decedents Il. Is. HAkR1S,
ap % Attorney.
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.AUsT1oa: ,sla q 3 8 Days. !,
ByByns 81 Brother,
y AuetsorSers and Real EssaseA Agents,
a.i lap Main street. - 4

WILL BE SOLD AT, PUBLIC AUG e;
w TON, on The premises, on TUEsDA = lsth
Of May, is7 the ~. ERAhEE ua TESs M
Mead School. House, directly opposite 70 fhe
former, residence OF President Davis, 70 pc re"
moved In lfteen days from day OF sale: speciai at
sTRHus: CASH ei iiGhLYNE d BRoThEE. q:
my a. witt Va GsacaI a.1iI ...l Ancuonesrs. :
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By Grubbs & Williams, s.'
tAuctioneers and Real Estate Agents, ~
Eleventh between Main and Bank streets.

THE "a HANDSOME BRICK RESI-
II! DENCE, 40. 4es, ON THE WEST lHDEOF
IWEEFTH STREET BETWEEN MARSHALL
AND CLAY STREETS, VIII be sold at auction,
May, at S O'Clock r. M, It hasten rooms with
hot and cold bath, water ard gas shfolshout I;
kitchen with four rooma wood and lighthouses,
Io8 feet to an alley 29feet wide, s,,,p 1Ftt9gt,l
The premises are IN perfect order having inst
been repaired and stntsd tnsoaghons;,aa.n !, !,
fsred for rsaie being wen built, admirably ar
rangodr-aad- situated- lin q select ne1ghborhood
within Q few minutes, wan Of ths business centre
Immedf win be given. ia
TEENS - One-fouIth cash; balance atAf 3 and
IL months with interest secured by deed cftrust.
Pnrchaser TO nav taxes and insurance for 1870.
GRUBRS q WILLIANB,
mye 4gzs,;4s4 q ~ u 81 Anctt0neefs.
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-1ss,srnT sxIrs -,rhis ~ &
. aBy I'D. Whitehead d CO.,
Nos. audis Fifteenth street. between Main
~ 20 md Cary gsreets.af

4
nUR NEXT REGULAR SALE WILL
NO aof Ssk , hai nsssn q
ve viii Offer to the trade weil.sssorted stocked
GRoCERIEs, WINES, LIQUORS, &C, COM
SSs; ks ss, n. d ID ss
M sHakHH aR &c M sns tAssnfses e = q
SRkkiHN s sSS ~ E4sss CANDLES
SSlRNEhEsaA asd f9 81 s SsEE 4 H. ]. ..
ri bH GhRs. m ana:saE SOFAS
ERO0Ms, BUCKETS. and TUBS
BLEACHING and R REgshns' &C. ST. ;.
s. :. M SHasSfhs and ,,.,.@@
"1sJs = B. WHITEHEAD { CO., ~,
my1e - Auetioneers.
By Thomas ". Keesee. Auctioneer, 49,,
no. 1917 Main street.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
L sRooMs -WAsHs9ARDs BE US I HE'S ss
EsIFTERsL OFFICE.nESKs, IRON sAEE- &S &c;
AT AUCTI0N.-THIs DAY at 10 O'CLOCK anI VII
a is n F1ssTGs e
eod WAkNu 1aa pAKLpAkB
MAHHaANY w sID DEF marsle-tops;. i
ISTDEBOARDs and CHINA PRESSES. y
fExTENsfoN and other DINING TABLES, II u
INVALID CHAIR In green reps, -s ~
/ - BEDSTEhDS BUREAUS, 49,, GA. :
M VASES HATRAcKs' III
80 HAIR and Stuck MATTRESSES,
LoUNdE FRAMES, :. 5 =. ...i,s
FLOOR-MATTING, TIN SAFES, .ia
BROOMS, BRUSHES, .s
...-. WASHBOARDS,-. I'll .''
SIFTERS, OFFICE DESKS,
80. IRON SAFE,
rg. SEWING-MACHINES, . ..
WASH "A'0' THOMAS W. KEESEE,
...... - Auctioneer.
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TOR SALE, FRAMED HOUSE con-
tanning seven rooms, with brick basement
and kitchen with three rooms, and LOT ONE
AND a HALF or TWO ACRRS OF LAND at
tached on Maddox Hill, fronting on Littlcpage
street. adjoining the property of. W. Lcwellen
and others. - n >. -. ;. =.
II not sold privately before Tuesday the 18TH in
slant. will IN that day be sold at auction ct s
O'Clock 7. NJ -0- -isslL.f y - ~ = = $
TERMS Liberal. is.aff z. D. EACHO,
my7 6ials 49, Real Estate Agent.
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BY II. Harris & Brother,
t5Ea 1851 Main street.

: . 'lGTg = |t8|11-E---- =
tDAwNBRoKER's sALE- E., = III. =
e AND JEWELRY.--By oraer tn 81 at their store
No. 1851 Main street. WEDsE;stnA1 lots OF
lsth AZ ~ .GIpS E;,1 ps tr TGTJES - IL
iDIAMOND and GOLD JEWELLERY, r%ca.:'
CHAINS, PINE. RINGS. o.sE.
EARRINGS, BRACELETS, &C. .r..:. .-.s
~ - ALSO, ,- ~
SILVER SETS SPOONS, FORKS, 4 .va
faISe 's hAphRsHW ATER-PITCHER, &C., and
some few lots Of = 80 * .5 -a,
GUNS, PISTOLS, and Il ..-rssss..-. ~~.Ef t.r i!
All articles put mp are sold without reserve and
RI tber. ~ rrrs,I,..i. u. A. CARTWRIGHT, =
or No 't3 &h'''a''+' = Auctioneer.
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BY Lyme q Brother, -.
~ Auctfoneers and Real Estate Agents,
s IS l;afEo.l4zo Main street. "dJ y

r,Wo-sToRY,BRICK DWELLING, on
/ i THE EAST SIDE OF TMENIY1nTHsitkkRS
At AFFECTIONS. we will sell at public auction.
on he premises, on THTfRSDAY The l0th day o.
May 1870 as O'Clock P. IL the twosstory shnGi
four rooms brick htchcn,. &c. The lot fronts
aa5xi32A feef.tL9fs 9F TT .I1n .,ro,,o
TERMS One third cash balance SIX a1a sTes I've
cured by trust deed. i
! ~ e.m,upor,, ss-11.AAf1 Auctioneers. 3
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LOST AND FOUND.

II OST.-&30 REWARD.-Lost, on Satur-
III 4 day, May .Iash. q sPOCKET-BO0K contain-
lag 60 In greenbacks and two drafts-one for
$3.50 and tbe other for 81 eoo payable TO the order
or m. 10. Matthews. The public arc warned
against receiving these drains, as payment has
been stopped. The above reward will be paid by
leaving if at Il. A. Ambold's music store, e20
Main street. I. ss.s my IB-2tk
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r ARGE SALE OF. gsaaJ s5;tith3 ~
HI ~TSI CARTS, WAGONS. eal .d2iiii
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. . 81 styDE1
SAFES; AXES l :, ss;,r,lor,s aijT

GRAIN BAGS,
and other articles. will take place atsthe Virginia
Penitentiary on the nth INSTANT, commencing
at 10 O'Clock and continue till al the articles are
sold. $50 r5EF B.%IHG. Il. STR0THER. ~
myaEGE Il f.ar1t - Superintendent.
TERMS OF SALE : Cash for all sums less than
fifty dollars; above that amount a negotiable note
at sixty days with approved security. -
:. my AlL..L .a.tG.! ~ ta4n-lE. Superintendent.
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BY Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers,
- lib Main street. !.

TRUSTEES SALE OF a BEAUTIFUL
Il SUBURBAN RESIDENCE AT AUCTION.
By virtue Of certain deed Of trust bearing date
and recorded in the clerks office of the county
court of Henrico, D. B. IS, p. 5sa being required
sell at auction, on the premises, MONDAY the
10th instant, st 5 o'clockP. NJ, the REAL ES--
TATE mentioned In said deed, con listing Of
PROVED GARDEN LAMP. with o handsome
BRICK DWELLINGS, substantially built, con-
sage through the centre; brick kitchen, frame
barn, stable, &C., all In frst-rate repair and sur
rounded by large oak trees, desirably located
about one mile northwest of Richmond on tive
Brook Turnpike opposite the toll gate. Toll Six
or seven dollars per annum. : -rst."
TERMS Enough in cash to defray the expense
Of executing this trust and topay of a note sof
81, ESQ with interest thereon from the 9th April,
ultimo; the residue in four, eight. and twelve
months, for negotiable notes, interest added, and
secured by deed oftrnst. II.r. :: araI- : f'El.
-e'~.&'Sah ia. RICHARDSON Trustee.
RICHARDSON Il Co, "a mel inneers. !. 49,. u.