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49, S~ ~ AAANDC y J Vi SNA oAA0
Of opinion, aud they can interrupt the
course of political and commercial bust
ness almost at will. That Paris should be
reduced to acqniescence while she is less
than the head Of France is almost impossi-
BILE, from her history, from her eager inter
est in politics, and from her character as
the representative centre of the capacities
Of the country, which for two hundred
years had drifted steadily towards Der.
Nothing seems permanent in France until
it is located there, and therefore nothing o is
permanent, Frenchmen above all people
requiring that the bases of power should
be evident and placed beyond incessant dis
cussion. A Monarchy or a Republic which
Is afraid of Paris is a monarchy or a republic
which may be upset. Then q Chamber
elected, as o French Chamber must be,
by Conservative peasants requires the re-
6%Lraining influence Of city opinion, which,
however violent, Is sure, as we saw in
I848, not to be so 8t3ong as to precipitate
the Chamber into rash or Revolutionary
action. The "Rurals" think that if re-
lieved of the influence of Paris, they could
govern France admirably but all they
would do would be to arrest her progress,
aud ultimately to create u revolutionary
passion of contempt. We believe the in
fuence of the capital on legislation is felt
even in Great Britain, though here the
effect ofover-WeaIthy, timid, cynical Lon
don ls rather to moderate effort, than to
urge it on to fury. Many measures would
be passed by acclaim if Parliament sat in
Oxford, which will never be attempted
while it sits in London. And finally,
there is the excessive material inconveni-
ence OF changing the capital, an inconveni-
ence which is greater in France than any
country except, perhaps, Great Britain.
The work OF centuries is not to be undone.
All business, commercial and political,
conyerges upon Paris. The railways of
France ali end there. The finances of
France all centre there. The intellect Of
France all accumulates there. There is no
Press, no literature, no burning life any,
where else. The very buildings necessary
for the vast departments required by cen.
tralization exist there, and there only,
while there also are the works which alone
could stand a siege. La the present posi-
ton OF France, with her finances crippled
by debt, her armies by defeat, and her en-
ergies by social disorder, it is no more pos
slble to alter these conditions than it
would be to reduce London to the second
place among English cities and to ignore
them 10 only to- multiply the UostuUlcs in
the way Of efficient government, to pro-
vide deliberate provocations to delay, fee
bleness, and division among officials, to
invest any conceivable, government with
q temporary character. Some government
is sure to select Paris some day, and the
government which refuses to do so becomes
OF necessity provisional.
, 1872-01-12

MR.. FISCHER, Of Erfdffi, recommends
a covering for cigars where the lips
come In contact with the leaf, in Older
to avoid unhealthy salvation. He thinks
that a solution of shel-lac in spirits of
wine will answer the purpose.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 1saygss.s1:
by fJainss N. Taylor, I
Real Estate Agent and Aachoncer,
No. flo Main street.
rT'RUsTEEs SALE OF AN UNDIvIDEl

TRUSTEES SALE OF AN UNDIVIDED,
Il MOIETY OF THE REAL ESTATE IN IHE
CITY OF RICHMOND FORMERLY Om MEp
AND OCCUPIED BY THE Y1RGISlA nIEEI
COMPANY AT AUCTION.-By virtue OF q aeeo
OF trust executed March 4, 1850, by Trial Meus 20
William II. mcfarland and Powlatan Eoberls;
trustees, to secure the payment of certain hona
dated March 4 1859, for 81 900, bearing interest fron
d.te and default having been made In the pay mentor
said bond aud being required so TO do BY the bene,
fcury in said deed, l. as substitute trustee
By the Crcnt Court Of RIchiDond Will offer for sale
1T public auction on TUESDAY the asth day Of Jan
Iary Is72, If fair; If not the next fair day there.
after.l on tho premises, at 81 o'clock i. NJ. nat
undivided mocty described In said deed, as foliows
10 Wit, The REAL ESTATE In the city OF klcl,-
mono, situated on the MOTH side OF James river
between Eighth and Ninth sHeets, fronting l33 icet
on The south side Of llaxllls NH canal ana EXTEND
ing back between parallel lines go feet 70 James
river. together with that large BklCh WORN
SHOP thereon with the right of loo inches Of Water
unter a for-fOot pressure, taken IRON inc ffanknn
p.ipcr-Siill and the works below This properly,
from It's central location and water privileges ior
mania featuring purposes, may DE consaeTeo aihohs
the most valuable now In tic nlirEet -.
TERMS: Oue-thrd cash; baianee nj -FOUR, cIght.
and twelve months for negotiable notes, Interest
added, secured by deed of trust.
4 plat Of tic above property may 10 seen Ut INC
Office Of the auctioIcer. ,,,---.
!. Substituted Trustee
J,,rs NJ. TAYLOR. kuctioncer ia
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Robertson & Bronaush,
Zeal Estate Agents and Aucuonccrs,
Manchester, Va.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LALlA-
" E[E REAL ESTATE IN TIE IOhE Of
nA%i'iIESTER.-Dy Write Of a decree OF tne
Cnnntv conrf Of Chesterfield county entered ut inc
I;crcni!,cr term. 1871. in the clnccry sur slSea
ilu,;ng,t nls rs. ). Smith Jones heirs WI se III
puIIjr nfc,ion. on the premises on fEihN ,,c
18Th of Il,tiary !>7a. commencing ~ CLOCK NJ.
the following EEAL ESTATE. OF Which the iate D
smith JuIr,. died >CiZc,-to VII
streets fronting CT feet on Hull street and running
back along Seventh street about 10 lcct liS lol
has three bindings OH II cool Bl.ith DIV ELL,
iNt; and two CRANE OFFICES. whlch VIII DC sofa
together or separately, to suit the purchasers.
, OF on the corner of Btini!fldse ana Elgntn
streets. fronting about 50 feet on EainnFGse a m
running back about loo feet. There Is FRAME
BUILDING on this lot. -. ,
T. AL0T on Eighth street fronting 90 feet and
running hack l32 feet. There Is sll:ul FRAME
BULLYING on this lot. r...
aNLOr on the corner ct Porter ard Eighth
streets, fronting l32 feet OH Porter street. ilu r-
ming hack feet There IA large BRIO Il DWELL
ING ana necessary out-houst-s on this lot.
3. 4 LDT on the corner OF BaiEblIuGe ana MINI
streets fronting 49, feet BainhriCce ana running
bark 50 feet. There Is also a.fRAME BUILDING
Tn"r, viii also be sold 4 LOT in Swanston; near
the town Of Manchester fronting 90 iect on i'lfcr
ln; gylGis 10 The estate Of said Jones bul arrange
Iu.uts l:Tc been made t1scll Tie Nh"ic. ,
TERMS: DHc-foucth cash: ba!;ilicc III SIX, Twelve.
and Eighteen months. IN equal payments. ncsotlaDi4
notes n. deferred Payments, Win l!i:"lcss anu
tito retained until purchase money Is luiis pau.
Dc irn.v ana centrally located. especially IN refer
nnrc 10 lie tree bridge being near thereto ana ncrlh
OF Hail street. - y. -m' ;ia,,r'-
il id-l2.:j. d.',S Ion!nnssloIcL-
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TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
1 TRA("T OF LAND SITUATE IN THE
COUNTY OF HENRICO. ON TIE Osborn
TURNPIKE, ABOUT FOUR NILES BELOW
ADDITIONALLY virtue OF certain deed OF trust
executed to me us trustee from Eugene X. Gum,
dated the 9Th of September. Is duly recorded IN te
S. page ISL, to secure TO Georgia. GIN the payment
Of certain bond of s5Vc, shall, in execution o.
proceed to sell ut public auction, on the premises on
FRIDAY the I'd day Of February, Lei at the hour
of IL o'clock NJ, the TRACT OF LAND iocSted us
or less the greater portion Of which Is cleared and
adjoins the lands of William Z. Randolph, X. s.
Gnnn, and others. ,
TERMS: Sufficient in cash to dcfray. the expenses
of sale and to pay of certain bond dated 9th OF
September ISL, of $500, With interest therc"; rs
sDtcjfled: and rs To the residue Of the purchase
money, on such terms rs will be announced ut the
hour Of sale, which. am instructed 10 say, VIII be
very liberal. GEORGE u. PLEASANIS,
T., 81 Trustee.
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I 49,, -s:rl ByGrubbs u Williams, rs 81 p
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneefs,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VERY
s NE oaRRiE sM IL SSHEsTERFIELI
CoUNTY NENR 70 MANCHEsTER A !, 20 OF di
P0slTE TO RICHMOND, ALSO a LOT OF
oU tjSrn Z, OF Personal PROPERTY, AT
AUCT1ON.-In execution Of . decree OF the Ches
terfeid County Court entered at It's Noseah,n ns
term, 1871 In the case Of Archer, &c. rs. Arcner
&C., the undersigned commissioners thereby ai-
pointed Will sell ut auction, upon the premises, on
MEgNEspAY o the I'm f be VER HHf1
BILE ESTATE Of which the late Richard hrcher
died seized, situated above stated adjoining the
anG oers aG eon9snn FIVE & and
TWELVE ACRES (more or less). 1t fronts on the
Manchester and Falling Creek turnpike, and runs
of the River road. with the Nichnond and Danville
railroad passing through II.
tracts, as follows:
lst The house tract, will. about TWO HUNDRED
ACRES, fronting on The north side Ut the River roao
ments consist of a Brick Dwelling with twelve
rooms, and I'LL the usual out-bnildings.
2. tract on the south side Of tie River road op-
posite the house tract
81. A tract on the turnpike.
These lands mostly Of chocolate clay soil, in
good heart and capable OF the highest Improvement
They all lave suiiciency of wood and some to
spare which is very valuable by reason OF Its proA-
Unity to market.
!th The quarry tract, with about FIFTY-FOUR
tcnsiycly worked, and much of the stone used
in building the United states customouse at Rcll-
mond. Tie quality IS equal to any and surpassed by
none Of the qrics In this vicinity, and the situl-
ton Is such that for of working and convenience
Of transportation 1t is not eluallcd by any quarry In
Virginia.
map and survey Of the property will be shown
at the time of sale.
And then we will sell all the Personal PRO-
PERTY on the farm, consisting Of about
$50 barrels CORN,
PROVENDER, &c,
Stock of HORSES, MULES, COWS, and HOGS;
PLANTATION UTENSILS,
and large and valuable lot Of
HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FURNITURE.
And on the following day, tn URSDAY, 18th Feb
ruary at4 o'clock p. NJ, We will sell, ON the premi-
SeS PRRT OF LOT No 2 in the plan of Manche
ter 20 by les feet, fronting on Barney or Seventh
street, between Hull and cambridge streets:
One mocty of the FACTORY PROPERTY nearly
Opposite to the above; and
LOT In Mayo's addition, on Jefferson street. 80 by
I65 feet. - oo,
TERMS For the real estate one-ffth cash; bal.
urrp mt six, twelve. eighteen, and twcnty-four
months for negotiable notes, with Interest added at
the rate Of per annlin, ana titles retained
until the notes paid ana conveyances directed b!
the court ,.
over that amount Onc-htil ciSn, Daitlcc ~ Twelve
months. for bonds. with good security, with waiver
of homestead exemption ana bearing interest at Tie
rate of per cent. pcrannnln.
SAMUEL ARCHERY
GRUBBs WILLIAMS, huctlonecrs'
"a 2s-oawlw, 3tawlw, &dtd
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LAnIrs, BEwARr.-Thc Kentucky Court OF
ANpcals has just made Il decision which,
'lihough quite fir, will prove Very alarming
o fair fiirtS. II has declared that the 1nu-
tu@iity Of :n engagement HAY he proved
.gHiii,; 4 young lady "by showing that she
cUeancl herself is il she concirrcd i'll OF
approvcd OF thc Young mans promises or
lilcr. 1t is not necessary that there should
% an express promise OH either side" This
has Lccn long the case SO far us the "brutc
ran is concerned, but now pining and
lifted bachelors may get solacc from lai
;crdict against the false one.
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BY Wellington Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Aucuoneer'
,or,er ,f Elevt;,th and Bank streets.

rVRUSTEES' SALE OF A BEAUTIFgL
L AND FERTILE FARM OF IM9 Si mnSn1K ~ y
ASn SN 6SE S MihE EAST OF MANCIiEsTEK
EXTENDING From TIE NmRIH ~ SloE rt 2E
TiIt rE'EERSBURG TURNPIKE IO THE
96irTIi SiDE or JAMES RIVER, ANDlN FULL
VIEW OF TILE. CITY OF oND;Iby virtue
or - decd of trust executed To the subscribers by Mr.
Albert r. Woodbridge and his vile, bearing ulle isl
Court. we shall. at the request OF the benelciary
mentioned In the said decd, proceed 10 sen ~ aC-
Inn on the PREMISES on FRIDAY the 2Cth of Janu-
so nj 70 O'Clock NJ, If fair. not, on the first
fair DIV thereafter, that very desilabc. attractive.
md fertile FARM located rs above bell!e part OF
The lower Falls plantationl. adjoining inc ialll ihu
Dr,riic ruarros of Colonel Albert Ord%ay on inc
Sast Continuing TWO HUNDRED AND SEVEN
ACRES. On ills tract there Is SMALL DWELL
ING and the usual out-baildlngs, situated IN t~en-
tv-ocre grove Of beautiful oaks. Inc iand Hes re-
,n,rknlv well fer cultivation, and IS or excellent
quality On this tract there IS believed 70 DC large
quantity Of good granite, the outcroprlnGs OIL winch
are to bc seen In various places
As this tract HIS Il front on James river nearly ol-
osite 70 the denots ana wharves Of the CHESAPEAKE
and Ohio Railroad Company tsoon to bc commenced:
this circumstance ought TO add much 10 Tue value OF
TERMS: Enough in cash 10 dcfray expenses OF sale
md In rl,argp the sum Of 50 l20 with Interest from
.st JrIy last on credit MS to 81 40 until the 2lst
ia. on credit ~ 10 S2Cio until the 2st July, 1874
and rs TO the residue OF the proceeds OF slie ON suc
terms s she debtor shall prescribe and direct, or on
Ills failure tn give any Instructions. then on such
terms as the trustees may think tit the whole credit
,,rvlucuts 70 bear interest from the day OF S:lle
''"' GEORGE ". DREWRf,
WILLIAM AMBEES,
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AUcrrovsAxYs-..rTds Nay.
by Cook s Laughton. Auctioneers,
corner Goyernor and Franklin strecrs.

~ FNERAL ASSORTMENT OF HOUSE
III IIfI N FITT,NITIJHE. CARPETS, MATING,
GO. AT AUCTION-THIS DAY at 10 O'Clock we
WI sell ut aucton-roons large assortment OF
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, consisting OF
MAHOGANY SIDEBOARDS and IABLES,
Jenny LIND and COTTAGE BEl,SIEAOS,
NEW OILED WALNUT BEDSI EhDS>rr,e
MAHOGANY SOFAS, Chairs, and RaOTE;lhERS;
cir T and WALNuT-FRA3lE MIRRORS,
HAZE and saUCK MATTRESSS.E8sSs re
HsRHIE-TOP OUTAGE SUITS,
BRUssELs md INGRAM, :, G !. ,.Il! IS;orrs.
COOKING, PARLQH. mud OEt!CE SI FL gs'
Tan HOUND READISG-R0OM TABLES, =.
SOFA ard SPRING LOUNGES,
TIN SAFES.
KITCHEN FURNITURE,
1,o CONTRACTORS SHOVELS.
ALSO.
100 wards superior COCOA MATING. used ., only
J., y, ~" '' Auctonenrs
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Er i. d, En- do,
BY L. D. Ea' no,
Real Estate Agent and Auctionecr.
ice, No. Q Fourteenth sSr-ct, between Main ard
Franklin.

TNRUSTEE'S SALE OF LANDRY vir-
Il tue of L deed OF trust executedby Edward logan
on the still day OF May, 1855, l shall on MONDAY
the 5th day Of February next THAT being court-dayl
ut O'Clock, In front Of enrico Courthouse, sell 1t
public auction the following real estate:
A TRACT OF LAND in Henrico containing
twenty acres (morc or less, adjoining the lands OF
Isabella Allen, Turner Sharpe, and others, about
seven miles below Richmond
Also, u PARCEL OF LAND containing I've acres,
conveyed to said Hogan by John h. Davis.
by L. I. Duke.
All or so much Of said real estate will be sold rs Is
deed of trust and charges, and to pay $500 due by two
notes of $3.50 each, with the interest thereon. The
title to the sail property is believed to be perfectly
good but selling rs trustee shall only convey such
title as hold II. HARRIS,
Trustee.
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SMUGGLING ~ MASsACHuSETTs.-iDc Boston
TdccIier says:
~ short time since Colonel II. c. whit
,lry detailed a detective Of the New England
Division Of the secret Service to look after
.,ar,ins in ProyincutoWG who were suspected
f smuggling. The officials we're not long III
Icalning the Taodus 0perdndi. They assumed
ne cuisc OF blIycrS, and bought rather cXtcn-
siyclY. In this WAY they soon obtained the
confidence Of regular operators, and drew
put numerous confessions. One man SAD
ne had run Iis ship into provincctown ii
ni.iit. lo",!@d 1900 Glars end many bar
rel ri: spirits, and put her oil again hctcrc
DAYLIGHT. 1t was customary fer them
10 bring goods to iio>ton Tor safe. The Off
riqls having gained the needed inFoli0ailnn,
listed places in Commercial street, in Pro
,inr.town, and made seizures az follows:
Twelve cases of CHARS and quantities Of tca.
rim, and brandy from Isaac L. ilayhcH;
several !argc liquor packages from John Shay
and Richard Chalman other quantities 81
ten, liquor, aud cigars from i. y. Lewis /
90. The seizures have been turned over -
the collector OF the port 1t FrCTircaioWn.
and vii! aggregate III value at least $4,000.
u course the episode has been ~ exciting
ne for PToyirc"toWn. Farther develop
ncnts arc expected"
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vrr,r DREAM DIp.-Thc Fort "a::lx-
.cen,iucl.soberly narratcs the following 40 "
act: ,..:,o.
4 gentleman of high social position llIi'is
-, ,.o,,ntv has = son engaged a. cserh III
=" Ia ,''a, mercantile house in Omaha. \ 1c"
,,.n,,., orn thc father received letter !iois,
ii. .nn ~ the effect that he lad been ropnoo
# - 900 belonging to his employer WHY NV
returning from collecting lfp Ill., Ini
,o,,ntry. The father WAS naturally tfo''Iltu
az thn inir}Ii~cpcc, and when Il" Tctlrca ~
i, room for the night he Ky awake lor S.,l,le
,imc Thinking Of the unfortunate occt'l'',C =
81 Inst he fell asleep, and, as 1t sec,l!G ; 70
him, he was sitting hE table III Il nou't '' ,ha
her of - Hotel Of Omaha, iisteiln.7 - tne
conversation Of two young men WIZ. .,,;rh
recalling the particulars Of robbery III " !irn
ncy had Just been concerned, "hiie u :,
rorl,tcd over the proceeds oil lE3 same " -
III cXulant air. j.,
Learning the number Of their room, Nc
descended the stairs, consulted 1;lc ic9ts+..
liked their names in memory, together WIZ
the date under which they were written, III"
.lrn awokc. lie Immediately wrote letter
10 his son, requesting him 10 cell III iHc -
Hotel. lock =, The register, and If he lotn'
,I,n names q John 3. Wilson and !alh'S
Frank inserted on it pages undcr the t''t'
Of November, 10 have The parties found, ~
rested, and charged with th" THEFT OF Ia,
s5.6oo. The son followed the directions ana
rom 4 letter received hy the father yc>icl-
day We learn that Tie said John j. " llacn
anJ James Frank were arrested at the SAG
hotel; that they confessed to the felony; INA,
s4.Sl2 of the lost money WIS recovered, ai'u
tirtt the offenders, had been sent to the penn
Tertiary.
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Hv d. X. Wcisigcr, Auctionccr.

OOIruss1ONER's SALE OF TWO DE
" SIR,BLE BUILDING LOTS At IsiE
NORTHEAST CORNER OF ENEkElIE 2SD
aDDiTIONl, AT AUCTlOE.-By virtae Of a decree
OF the County Court oL Chesers!d e"unts TIA M ~,
Wili;,r Adanis's heirs. will sell at PUBLIC auction;
on the nremi:cS. at O'Clock p. ": on SAITknAI
the 27ti, January. 1872. the ThfO VACANT LolS.i
thirty feet each OF Ludlow by l25 feet on EFcTei.e
street 10 M alley III common, Hcniionedin SAID ac
cree. .- t
These lots are In al improving part OF the to"n, III
:, few yards Of an excellent cool spring ana feT!
near the mills. factories Sc. ..,,
TERMS: One-tnirl cash; balance In ncGo'apie
notes at three and six months. interest aa'ea a"a
title retained until notes are paid: -.,.-,s,u
JAMES 4. CLARKE, Commissioner
Sale conducted BY D. X. " EISlGEl' Auctioneef'
e. Dist
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BY James NJ. Taylor,
Real Estate Agent and Auctlqneer,
Office No. ITO Main street.
THATyALUABLE LOT ON THE EAs

THATVALUABLE LOT ON THE EAST
Il SIDE OF THIRTEENTH BETWEEN MAIN
AND FRANKLIN STREETS, QCCuPIED ~
THE OLD DOMINION Steamship EOnrASi,
hUCTION.-Will be sold Oh WEDNESDAY me
3lst day OF JANUARY, l,Ia on the premises, at L
O'Clock W.. that DESlRABl: r. LOI aS above iocieG,
fronting about IS feet on Thirteenth street 1t Is
now leased 20 good tenant for five years from Octo-
ber lst 1870 ut $3.50 per annum in gold, and all taNe
the cynirati0n Of the lease. The location OF this
property being in the centre of the business part Of
the city. renders 1t desirable. Persons wishing 20
make Il perment investment wou!I 10 well 10 at'eii'
Terms: Onc-thrd cash: the balance at six ana
twelve months for negotiable notes. interest auoco'
and secured by deed of trust.
in % JAMES VI. TAYLOR. Auctionrer.
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Ey Lyme & Brother,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
No. 1912 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
" BILE LhNDlS IIEERlCO COUNTY ABOUT
TEN MILES BELOW KICuMOED.-By virtue OF
4 decree of Henrico County; Court; pronounced on
the 18th day of january, iS72 IN the suit Of Lacy
and ats u.s. Hohson and ais, We shall, rs spccL,!
commissioners thereby appointed, proceed to sell 4;
public auction. on the premises; on III hSDAI
Z. NJ, 4. Tract OF LAND containing On +
HUNDRED AND EIGIITT-THREE MD FIVE
provements thereon and bounded by the Lands Of
Henry Powell, George Savage, and ais, being the
slme land Of which the !ae Ben tamin u. k Barker
and Julius A. Hobson died seized.
TERMS: One-fourth cash; balance Mt six. twelve
and eighteen months for negotiable notes with inter
est added: title retained BY the court Until all the
purchase money Is paid aud conveyance ordered
by the court.
+. z. TURNER, !
L.,
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BvI!i!! & tiodJin. Auctionecrs,
NJ IN! ,Ta:u strppt

ri7Rl-STEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
l FARM II CHARLES CITY COUNTY AT
ATCTi0N.-By virtue OF i decd Of trust, executed
TO The subscriber by Il; IL Ferguson, mn duly re-
corded In the clerk Office Of ChIrlcs SltS county,
Courthouse of Ienrico. in the city of Riclmond at
the hour Of l2 a.. the property conveyed IN sa deeu
Of trust consisting Of 10 acres OF lsnu, VIZ, iii
handbag on lanes river. Tie improvements con-
sist OF dwelling with three rooms; barn, Stable &c
This IS really Il desirable place. -
TERMS Cash Us 10 rs much rs viii be necessary 70
pav note of $3.50 with Interest from 10th January,
is7a. aud to defray the expenses OF exeGntlng thls
a. "a IT., Nedtd Trustee.
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THAT MOST BEAUTIFUL LOT OF
4 GROUND At TIE NORTHWEST CORNER
OF FRANKLIN AND LAUREL STREETS Al
AUITIOS.-By request Of the owner who expects
is,.s on FRIDAY, 2Gth Of January, ut = o'clock L:
NJ. the LOT OF GROUND situated as above and
Immediately opposite 10 the residence or Colonel
Oriw:.v. Ii fronts j feet anu rnS back i'S fcct 10
an alley fifteen feet wide. Occupying one Of the
most elevated and beautiful situations In the most
RAPIDLY improving part of the city, and overlooking
Monroe Park and the city, with superior natural ad-
yntges for light air. aid drainage and Al desirable
city improvements, this property, III the estima-
ton Of many close observers presents more advan-
t1ges TO u person seeking handsome building site
than any other nov to be had III the city.
TnTIs Al the sale.
GRUDBS & WILLIAMS,
ia93 Aucnonecfs.