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RICHMOND MARKETS.
CountrY Produce.

Country Produce.
Roots: Ginseng, aoQgS5c.; seneca, without top, Soc
Bessioaa.: 2s0Sec. ~ h.
Butter: Prime to choice yellow, 2o923c. poor to
good, 12Q215c.; commou, sG3loc-
Broons-Gor1l: Green, eQsc. red, 3sG4c.
Corn. Meal: CSC. n bushel &
Dressed Meats: Sailed pork. sGlec.
Eggs: In barrelS 1sc % dozen; In crates, lsc. q
dozen. Dull and declining! lfE ,l,.s -sssss '
Flour * Virginia country Is quoted to-day Fine
ss9sess; snperine, $7@S7:ss: ;exlrzI, ez7s; fam
0Sll.6 80. fiIsg E4slISa;., ga. ~ - =.
{ Feathers: Prime live-goose, csR7sc.; common, 20
4D45c. tt.E ~ - r-r,4EIa'E "a =
Farseed: ,StsoQsl.so p bushel. -, 9sj
Han: Virginia timothy, sl.o59fl 20 clover, $50
.a9c. $50 .ssI s
Lard Country, loo.
euts: Baled nous In n1Rrhst.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE
Friday, August 1.


WHEAT.-White a,454 bushels. Red, 1850 bushels.
CoRS.-Mixcd 1850 bushels.
OATS.-2O bushels. Faz
SCREESIEGS.-S bushels. SIS. ,E..
...... ....., w., SALES. .......-......
WHEAT.-Whtte, 100 bushels prime at $l.N liz
bushels prime at Sl.75; 34S bushels very good AZ
Al "a: lie bushels very good at 81 70 LIS bushels
good at sle5; 20s bushels fair at $3.50; $50 bushels
GOOD at SI.e3 IS bushels common at sl57 "a bush-
Els fair at 81 82 ~ bushels common at Sl.55, ESQ
bmshcIs on private terms; l34 bushels common Ut
IL 20: iii bushels common at $l.4o; bushels COM
mon ut al a5 80 bushels common at Si.ao; ~ bush
.is common at Sl.2b; l0s bushels common ut Sl.20
IA bushels good ut Sl.Gs-total, 3,aaS bushels.
WHEATeRed,5 sos bushels very good at VI IS; 1890
bushels very good at Sl70; $50 bushels prime on
private TERMS us bushels very good at SI.6s 1913
bushels very good on private terms; 100 bushels
GOOD at &I g. 500 bushels good 1T $6o; 2o4 bushels
on private terms; so bushels good at $l.s.: 4sS
bushels fair at Sl65; SO bushels common at $l.59
ls bushels common at t1,47; lo2 bushels common at
81 ae [l02 bushels com mon at $l.2s; bushels at
Sl.s6; % bushels good on private terms loo bushels
common at $l.30-total, 4,9o2 bushels.
CoRN.-Mi2ed, $50 bushels western on private
terms; Z! bushels very good western at 7ec.-total,
asa bushels. = 1.t-. <. '.s.#t.E
OATs.--2o bushels very good new Virginia at 55c.
SCREENINGs.-s bushels at75c.
RE-EXHIBITED.
WEEAT.-White, ia bushels. Red, a72 bushels.
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!. i aI1yrIT ll 49, 2 x ratars Days.

/SyoMMIssToNER's SALE OF CHEs-
- ,s15, mat being Chesferfeld County Eonrs.da
mas accordance with the decree E., WessE and
ntaa Ana others bending ia the County C6urs on
estertieId proceed 10 sa ct public auction sat tae
door in Manchester at os srss he.
IN o,n y IN rhon1as Dc. WonacE. It Hes In ChcaeIs
ed COUNTY on the Goodies Bridge road aooat aS "
miles east or Clover BILL pits te es
1aia. and E. j Gresham. The HOUSE y weodan'
covered With tin, and has eight rooms ana ~ rea
TEnxs: Cash enough to pay costs ofsaid suit ana
ie5peDses OF sale, and balance ON creun OF sEn,
twelve and eighteen months, equal gayInetS,s' ,d
ierest added, for bonds with approved sseuLisy anu
tile retained until payments are all nade I'D I'M.
=, IL CHARLES y. STklNCFELLQM..
All lids G0InMIseton..
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NOE Sale LARGE AND SPLENDID


f GRAZING FARM IN POCA HONT A )
COUNTY. WEST VIRGINIA. DIVIDED IN
SMALL FARMS TO SUIT PURCHASERS-By
virtue OF deed Of trust from r. N. Pool, &C.,
Will proceed to sell at Huntersvile, West Va, on
TUESDAY, 10th day Of August, 1874 at u O'Clock
NJ. that magnificent body Of LAND, containing
FIVE THOUSAND TWO HUNDRED AND
EIGHTY-FIVE ACRES, formerly owned by james
R. Ewine, lying on the North, South, and Silver
forks of Elk river about one mile from Gibson's
III POcahontas county, West Va About 800 acres
are cleared and has full and fine growth OF blue
grass and timothy. and furnishes grazing for seVe-
raj hundred cattle each year. IL hasa very lire
body of various tmbrrs Oh u, and Is the best Wa"
tered land In that section, the three FORKS OF Elk
river run through its various parts.
Iron and coal are sail tn have been discovered ON
II recently and from lis location these minerals may
exist in vast quantities
1t lies Immediately along the line OF proectr,a o
railroad and taken altogether Is the most desiEaoi
body Of timber, grazing, or farming land ~ llat
fertile section '" ,. s,,,
Parties Wishing to examine the premises can nna
good accommodations nj Gibsnn5 tavern, anu W.
rec1ions where the land lies. ,... -
The land Is being divided into smaller 1arins' OF
from three hundred to live hundred acres me netes
and bounds of which can be seen by application "
John A. LIGHrNER, attorney Ut law, hunters-
vile, W. Va. '@' .,
Terms; BY the deed the terms may be cash but
,ipOn small cash payment, 70 cover costs anu ac-
crucd interest, and satisfactory security lot re-
nlainder easy terms and long credit may pc gwen.
Nv 3I-dfs b. G.. HARTSOOk, Trustee
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The Republican members of Congress IT IS
could have voted down the increase-oi-saIary
bill; Republican President could nave We
vetoed the bill after it had been passeo oy
q corrupt Congress, and Republican Aa,
ministration could have kept its hands Oh
the Louisiana disgrace and left the respon,
sibilily of dealing with the corrupt facnon
of New Orleans with the people OF that
state Sandusky, o., Register (Repuo''ca"
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BY telegraph.

NEW 1Uhh WHNhEi5'
NEW YORK. August Lotion Irregular; sales
1870 bales; upiands, 2cec.: Orleans aac. flour IN
light request and unchanged. Whskey shade
hrmer at 07!c Wheat inactive and scarcely SO hrm
Inferior grades lower Corn inactive ana sr
weak at g-lsc Turpentine dull and lower ut
kosin lower at Ss@$a.O5 TalloW quiet ut s@5sc.
Frt.jghts firm
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.
BY Paine, Cabell s. Co., AuCtionecrs.
GALE OF AN ENTIRE STOCK OF
BOOTS AND SHOES, CLOTHING,
G ENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS, &C.,
AND FRESH DRY GOODS,
AT AUCTION.

On WEDNESDAY, August 9th. commencing at
10 O'Clock we will sell at our warehouse large anu
choice assortment of entirely fresh
STAPLE and FANCY DRY GOODS.
BOOTS, SHOES, aud BALMURALS,
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
TRAvELLING-BAGS OILCLOTHS,
MEMS and BOYS HATS,
HOSIERY, SHIRTS, &c, &C.
Also. the entire stock Of city house declining
business, consisting of
BOOTS and SHOES,
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
GENTLEMENS FURNISHING GOODS, &c;
the whsle comprising very attractive stock and
well worthy the attention OF the trade, and which
will be sold without reserve. -
PAINE, CABELL & CO,
an Auctioneers.
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,. BY Moody d Royal, E.a"l
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
office corner Seventh and Hull Streets
Manchester, Va. y .-.-,--. I

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A Truly
~ VALUABLE LOT ON F0UkIEEsStNdanitSSHE
sTREETNin pursuance Of decree Of the CiT ,s1i
curt OF Chesterfield county, at the Nay u .Gr life ne
Inhn thitJress, we VIII sell at public auction on
psme On shTURDAT5 hnF oeated lot on
III Harrison street fronting feet by ia2 Meleh-
orood good and healthy convenient 10 Belle Isle
and the Richmond and Petersburg az and 70
mouths for negotiable notes bearing SIX per cent:
interesr. the lille being retained until INC whoie
purch'se iao"e' - Commissioner.
Moody g. ROYAL, Auctoneers. 80 IS ,..5 s
, r.or t,,a above SALE we will sell the HOUSE AND
t,T on the same street fronting so feet hy l3?:
E,nse four rooms, nice shade-rees &c; good Wen
~ woIer ON the premises; adjoining the above de-
scribed property. ,,, ,oy,,r
iyaIawAwsds AuctoDeerS.
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ST. LOUIS MARKETS.

ST. Lofts. August 1.-F1our unchanged; business
small. Corn dull and dropping; ss@sa.c. for No. 2
vancing tendency, al@e2c. Pork unchangcd-Sls
@sls.60. Bacon strong; st@stc. for shoulders; loa
Lard quiet; refined, 8i@ &C.; summer steam held
at 7tc,; winter steam sold at tic -..t
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LOUISVILLE MARKETS.

LOUISVILLE, August l.-Flour quiet and nm
changed. Corn firm and IN good supply at 586 &C.
sacked Pork quiet and STEADY ut Sl6GSls.5o. Bacon
in good demand; shoulders, sIotc. clear RIB, long
and in iair demand: pIsin, IaGia.c.; susar-curei
canvased, fancy, lI3@l5c., packed. Lard quiet;
choice fierce, s9osc. kcg loc.; steam, Sic. Wins.
Key. a2GlQ3c.
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ByD. h. Weislger, Auctioneer,
lOl5 Main street. t......

4 fiction SALE OF THE VALUABLE
a AND Observation-Disclosures L OF adoiripg
the residence Of Dr. John II. Winfree, on the north
side of Bainbridge between Eleventh and Twelfth
>tr,ats Manchester. on SATURDAY the Cd day Of
August. 1873, at O'Clock p. NJ. Tor Immediately
after the sale by Messrs. Moody Royall), on the
premises
This beautiful lot fronts 72 feet and runs back les
feet to an alley. 1t will be soldas whole or divided
as may I've most desired by purchasers. ... a..
TERMS /: One-thrd cash; the balance ut four,
eight, aud twelve months, In negotiable notes, in
tcrest added, secured by deed Of trust.
iy3n ID. b. WEISlGER. a uCtioneer.
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By Grubis & Williams,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agent
Eleventh street. between Main ana BlIs.

DUBLIC RENTING OF TWO FINE
l. FARMS NEAR RlCH VI y ~ Al AZ
TION-tin TUESDAY the 5th of Augu.!, CON,
mencing ut IL O'Clock 4. ~. upon the rresnH''' /
will rent at public suction. for The term OF one VIZ
the CREIGHTON ESTATE. of which the la!e y:
William Christian died seized, ifihs aIut ,o
miles east of Richmond. II will br divided III"
two tracts, TO wit: . ar
list. The HOME TRACT, with go acr"s; en-
braciug ITO acres for small grain. 20 acres ID ''''
and l2u acres OF meadow. suitable for corn. ,,,
ed. THE OLD QUARTER TRACT. WIN l.,'4 y,
200 acres, embracing 100 acres for srait YiAp ~,
acres In clover, aud SO acres of meadow L'h0 ~
corn. ,,.r, tad,
Possession given Of lautt IN time 10 aee% -
and full possession on first January next ~
before. ,,,,,,,cJ
Bond with approved security VIII Pe relHH"''
q. G. MfSOR, Administrator j. b. L.. Is,
~ Of Willi lin A. Christian, det'a.el
GRUBgS & WILLIAMS, Auct!ouccrs. -
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

BALT1MoRE, August Flour steady, wheat
firm; choice white 81 70; fair 10 prime reu, Siooe
sI4591sls5 Corn steady. Oats-Southcrn, ad'
vaacing tendency, 43@D4sc. Bulk meats hrm' Ba'
~ fir
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CINCINNATI MARKETS.

CINCINNATI. August Flour quiet at $3.50
60 Corn quiet at 4S9!ac. Pork held at $40. Lard
dmil steam held at sac.; kettle, SIC. Bacon strong
and higher; shoulders, soc.; cear-rib, lOaGloic.
Whiskey steady al 92c.
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BY Lyme Il Brother ,rI
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents.
- No. l2i2 Mnin street.

NEW FRAMED DWELLING, Sill ,g,:
~ aTED ON DANCE STREET BET ~ = 3
1?ARTER 'AND ASHLAND STREETS, r MEaN :.
HARVIETOWN, FOR SALE AT L. A npsm,ses' on
ShTtJEDAY the I'd of August 1873, commennStfpgE
at 9. p neat little FRhME ~ ~ ss FEET
f. n,rf,es of limited means this offers good oL-
nortpity 10 secure Dice little home at smal OUT
iay, and In an improving locality; ,r.pp
:" T'sRMs: Al sale. ~ LYME & BROThER, +
Ennis AZ o"''' Auctioneers.
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By Telegraph.

NEW YORK. August l.-Money, AGA. Sterling,
los Gold, ll56@I53. Governments dull. States
dull, with no material change.
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auCrrON sAEEs.IyThis Dey.
".
By Cook 3 Lsugitton. AucsiopeerS,
corner FRANKLIN and Governor streets.

uoRsEs, MULES, sPR BINS I w y !,
a.cIocS We viii sell at the horse lot, Lumpkitn
MORGAN MARE, four years Old gentle anu ias'
psaH ;rRs, No. HORSE. and HARNESS =
skDDLE and HARNESS .HOhoES' -
GOOD MlLCH COW:,, . AIrcuTtDE., q
y - AnctioUeers. !.
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HEALING SPRINGS FOR SALE
AT AUCTION
fBUT TO BE KEPT OPEN TILL 1sT OCTOBER.

Bv virtue of a decree OF the Richmond Chancery
Court Of May 10. 1873, in the suit Patton &C., rs
ers for that purpose. will sell at public AUCTION, on
the premises on THURSDAY the 2lst of August,
1873, az p. NJ, that valuable property known us
THE HEALING SPRINGS.
including the REAL ESTATE, situated In the
county Of Bath State Of Virginia on the line OF :hs
HUSDEED ASU TWENTY ONE ACKES, ono
third of which is cleared and IN cuIyati9n, I to
'i' The le improvements prov consist OF THREE LARGE
Brick Bull UlNGS of the best nateriaI snd work work.
manship, and number OF HANDSOME COT
TAGES, all in good ORDER and cvlnclns CONSIDERS
BILE degree OF taste in CONSTRUCTION: store, pain
houses, stables, &C.; and partial equipment 1er q
Pure freestone water is conveyed by pipes from a
spring in the mountains through the buildings and
Grounds ahording all ample supply for all pur-
Win everything necessary for the conduct Of d
r TH sP TaIef9s h hRRiF{ NOW IN SUCCESSFUL
W WlTiIHuT -ffNffEkRUPrIoN TO THE 1sT Of
The property is situated on the main road in
the Warm Springs Valley. about fifteen miles from
Coyingtop. on the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad,
from which point 1t Is accessible by fine turnpike
and 1.-THE south Branch railroad" now chartered
and partly under contract s intended TO extend To
the Warm Springs Valley within short distance
of the Springs. s..
The virtues OF the waters are we'll known and need
no particular notice. Descriptive pamphlets can
he had of the agent ut the Springs, or OF Purcell,
i.add & Co., Richmond. The grounds art pictu-
rescue and beautiful, shaded by trees OF original
growth the climate delightful the atmosphere pure
and exherattng and without fogs, and scenery un-
surpassed. ........f.. 1895. -
Terms: Cash as to one-fourth OF the purchase
money: the residue upon credit OF SIX. twelve,
eighteen, and twenfy-fOur months, for negotiable
notes, with interest added from the day of sale.
For further Information apply to one Of the COM
mlssioners at Richmond Va, or b. NJ. Quaries, the
agent at the Springs.
. 49, '-.'' - CHARLES u. WILLIAMS,
W. W. CRUMP,
'# JOHN II. GUY,
JOHN 4. COKE,
JAMES n. DUNLOP,
w Is Comm issiOuerS,
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t,,t BY Lyme & Brother,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agehls,
No .qIo Main street, All

MICE BUILDING LOT WITH A
" LARGE BRICK STABLE THEREIN:
Situated ON THE EAST LINE " F SI.,I,l
sBETWEEN LEIGH ANnJACkS9S ST III +, =,
r. the reauest Of the owner, sell at public auction.
on the premises, on TUESDAY the SIh gay 20 OF
August, 1879, at 60 o'clock T. M., that yEh s! DE-
cated a. above described fronting 80 by $50 feet.
Terms: Liberal and announced at hour OF sale.
AD, nN 1-''. 80 - 7'{sE LYME q BROTHER,
49,, ,.t f.. 49, AuctiODeers.
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Who would think there was clergyman
In Richmond who writes real poetry! Yet
here 1t Is:
flor the pispatch.j
, am AI,nasaf nnuHh4aH.

To an Absent Daughter.
The sun goes down-pieht gathers fast,
And snrouds the earth from view
Aud vet the darkness cannot last,
For morning comes anew.
When Sayly UP tho eastern SKY
Aurora speeds her way,
The ROSY dawn. ascending high, eE
Soon brtghtCns into day
The cool, refreshing breeze may cease
it, gentle breath IL blow.
And give the feverIsh brow release
IRON summers fervid glow;
Yct, after hours of weary pain,
Though far and wide II rove,
That trusnt zephyr comes again
With ministries VI love.
Sunligh and air. Tins. day by ca!'
Return with blessings tree,
But still my child Is far away
And comes not back 70 me. .,,,.
Come Sunshine! bring thy treasures bright
tome. ZEPHYR cease to roam s,
Brjnv c;adIiesS with the morning llght-
Ere,the fragrance through the air ut night
And cheer our hearts ut home!
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BY Robertson & Bronaugh,
Real Estate Agents and Auctionecrs.
Hull street, opposite the courthouse,
Mouchps tpr, Va

VALUABLE L A n d IN CHESTER.
' FIELD AT AUCTION IN MANCHESTER
VA, On COURT DAY, THE 18TH ATGU SI, 1873
AT ~ My virtue of 4 decree OF the llrcui!
Court Of Chesterfield in the chanccry suit of Cog
bs creditors rs. eogbill's heirs, &C.. shall offer
for sale 10 the highest bidder at Manchester at the
time named, the TRACT OF LAND, with the ap.
pmrtenances, In the occupancy of Mrs. - Cogbil
il.e widow OF w. W. II. Cogbill. There are about
TWO HUNDRED AND SIXTG-FlEE ACRES
The whole tract will be sold subject to the widows
right OF dover in eighty-fye acres. This land Is
IN bale township, near the old courthouse, the home
OF the late w. W. II. Cogbll.
TERMS: One-fourth cash; balance ut SIX. twelve
and eighteen months, purchaser TO execute negoti
uble notes. we'll iudorscd carrying interest from
date, and title retained till paid for, purchaser t.
pay taxes for 1878. sale subject to confirmation o1
court. ..
ALEXANDER DOMAIN, Commissioner. I.
ROBERTSON Il BRONAUG1, Auctloneers. /
an 2-7.9&il
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| A UCTION SALE OF VALUABLE AND
IAATTRA GIVE REAL ESTATE.-Pursuant
10 IL decree of the Circuit Court of iyuchburg, Of
3Vth of June, 1871 in the cases OF Scott, &c,
langhorne &C., and .anghorue's assignee rs Scott,
purpose. will, on FRIDAY the Sth day OF August,
1873, commencing with the MILL at O'Clock P.
NJ, sell, on the premises in each case, by public
auction, 10 the highest bidder, the following pro
perry: az ......... -, ss.g..s ,..#.-0r
'Langhorne Mills property" In the city Of Lynch
burg, between and at the junction of the James
The place contains about an acre and fve-eghtlls
The ouring mill Ia one OF the largest In the State
and Is capable Of turning out ESQ or 300 barrels per
day: and connected herewith corr-.ntu Of 200
bushels capacity, and pastermill of 90 tons ca
pacity per day. The very ample supply of water
may be perpetually obtained from Tie Canal Com
"A HALF-ACRE VACANT LOT on Black.
water creek, halfmile above the mill, and adjon-
Ing the lot of John Wall.
3. An ACRE LOT below neanes foundry, on the
canal. the next but one above PerclvalS bridge with
q small house thereon. .r-
/ TERMS OF SALE: Cash viii be required as to so
much rs shall be necessary to pay EXPENSES of sales
and costs of slts-say, about 1--WE ner cent credit
given of one two. three, aud four years for equal
port ons Of the residue, with bonds with good per-
sonal security. bearing six per cent interest from
date the title being retained as additional security,
and property subject 10 resale in default OF pay
ment IN whole or In part
For further Information, apply to
'...... ...... X. G. II. KEAS,
J. II. LEWIS,
t..s 49, w. r. YANCEY,
..a @a..- a. W. SCOTT,
Jy a-dtGts Commissioners.
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CLOTH ING.

FASHIONABLE CLOTHING. .......t
/ desire to inform the public generally that In
order to n change In the management Of business
am Offering md selling freely my stock of
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING
at reduction of from ten to twenty five per cent,
since July !, and will continue for sixty days from
that date. . .. ... .-.....
All are respectfully invited to call at the old
established house Of ".l
s VIM. IRA SMITH, Agt.,
~. 80. s--.. 1109 Main street.
Slgn--IONG FLAG. ~ is
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TOILET ARTICLES.

MFRS. A. Y. TURNKEY desires to call
4S1 attention to her NEW-STYLE BUSTLES.
Also, LADIES, and MISSESt CQRsETS, with and
without shonlder-straps; HOOP-SKIRTS of all d.
mansions. OF her own manufacture, constantly on
hand together with other useful articles for the Ia
dies. SECOND door fron the corner Of Main and
Seventh streets, No. 701. jy le-eod2N
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I SHERIFF'S tSALE.-I!wiiI sci. in front of
~ Henrlco county courthouse on MONDAY the
%th DAY OF August 1879, 1T - M THAT being court
tayl the following property-to wit:
7MULES,
" as - ..a 2 HORSES,
COWS,
TO satisfy sundry executions and bills In my
hands against A.. Grant, dr., trustee for Julia 4.
E. r. HUMPHREYS. Deputy Sheriff
-. for John M. Lyueman,
/ y N-eodtd aa, Sheriff Of Hsnrico county.
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BY N. N. Lee. Auctioneer,
lola Main street.

e f4..s.,si lola Main street. ,..rr.zse
TRUSTEES SALE OF, EIGHT ACRES
7. l. OF LAND IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND,
KNOWN AS SMITHS HILL.-By virtue of a
decd Of trust from D. s. Hughes TO the undersigned
lated the 10th day Of March, ls73 and of record In
the clerks Office Of Richmond ChaRcery Court I'D.
B. LOO 4, page sd we will proceed TO sell at public
secured In said deed, on the premises, on MON
DAY 18th day of August, 1873, at o O'Clock p. NJ,
the real estate Described In said deed as EIGHT
Hill.
TERMS Sufficient in cash 10 defray the expense
Of executing this trust and TO pay Off and discharge
certain negotiable note for S2.ea9, with some In
terest due thereon; balance on such terms as may
be made known at the time Of sale. :
- &. 4. s.. ..s s. y ASA sNYDER,f r.,
81 tY "a IL .rr-i}s3; n. NJ. LEE. AFusteess
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JAMES NJ. TAYLOR & COY. Anclioneers.