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5 Roa.scs or DrsHosrsr Dod. Z Missos,ri
RepRbtScdn. July 19.]- III the rogHeSs gaiie.
rs Ia The New Orleans Police Dspartneu,
there Is The picture Of t.tMollie Watefinan
ana her dog.D Mollie was no thief. sne W Was
never known to steal anything 10 her me- y
snd vet she was classed among thieves ", vs.
ra,lse f,er dog had a habit of stealing. Nome
Womb rn into store and examine gooas.
iewelry. laees, &C., and the dog Was aiWays
=, her Aide. She had way OF telling the
doe, inst what she wanted out OF store, aua
then Nshe went out, and the dog hung
around When the shopman's BACK was
tnrned The dog never failed TO lay bis teeth
ON the very article that .Moliie wanted. be
nnnctnally brought it to his msstresssat1 her
ro,,ms. Sometimes the dog took little thugs
that he thought Mollie might want. without
any hint from her. Moliie and her dog mad 2
perfect understanding, worked together ior
several years, and were very dear friends. as
events proved. One day the dog was calignt
stealing. Mollie flewto bis rescue. ssseAo on
Grated the dog, and actually accused netsen
Of being the thief. The police took nei a. a.
her word. She said she was willing 70 uo
all the suffering and pay the penalty, bpt
hcased the ;ailors TO spare the dog. Ine
iaiIors had the photograph of Moiiie " alel-
man and the dog taken, and hung up among %
the roeues. They told her that the G 90 .
had to die without judge or jury. Sae
PRAYED the memorable police to take. her ne s
but spare the dogs. They would not hste u
to her appeal, and, killing the dog before
her eyes thew flung his bleeding carcass into
her cell and locked her up. The next morn
inc MoIIie Waterman was found dead in the
cell with the dog in her arms. There was
an instance of devotion. That picture Is
worthy Of a better place than police-omc
rogues' gallery. Mr. Berg ought to look a.
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A TRENoHMAS CAE'T HuRRAH.-- Edmund
Yates writes thatthe Frencbmen can't "hur-
Fah." He says This absence of demon
stration, this apparent impossibility of cheer
ing in tue French and other European ma
tiops, is astonishing to us. Engishrnen can
cheer; Americans can cheer. We give our
Htp.hip.hufrah', aud you throw Ii, q
tiger which makes all the blue ethereal
skyresound. They want soa,eth hing, these
felioTs-I don't know what 10 III lungs,
stamina, OK sonnet hing that we Of Anglo.
Saxon blood ADD lineage possess, and they
Can't esasera Dit. so silently the Shah vent
By
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BEEoHEa ON CRooUET.-Heury ware "a
Beecher's paper has department devoted to
answering "ipquring friends" TO cor
respondent, who asked The editors opinion ion
of croquet-playing, was returned h - e
think IL is amusing to women, agreeable 10
men, and fascinating to ministers. For all
persons who need gentle exercise it Is even
better than billiards; indeed, it is klna OF
field billiards, billiards gone to grass.
Anybody that's too pious to play croque,
ought to be done up IN starched linen, put
in q bag, and hung up like suit Of SUNDAY
clothes, aud not let out till meetin2-nme."
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Petersburg.
correspondence OF. the Richmond nisrafci,,}
PETERSBURG, July "a, 1873.

fSorfssporaeGee Of the Richmond Ntsnafcf,j
PETERSBURG, july "a, 1873.
The Radicals Of the city viii bold q com
vention tonight, made up Of delegates from
the different wards. for the purpose OF elect.
lug delegates to the State Convention to
assemble at Lynchburg on the 9th OF Au-
yust. There IS considerable competition Tor
the places Of delegates. and the politicians
have been at work religiously all day long.
The ball has been liz up, sweep, ana sc. III
order since 5 O'Clock. 1t is stated tnat MT.
E. G.. Greene. late State senator ana post
master. will be candidate for selection IS q
delegate, and it is stated that be will De sup
ported by all the influence welded ~ coo
mel and Honorable James q. Platt. Inc
candidacy Of Mr.. Greene Is understood 10
Involve not only his own individual popu.
larity and party strength. but also that OF
the carpet-bag influence Wnich ne repre-
sents.
Captain Joseph McCleavy and his bride
returned 10 the city to-day after a honey
moon trip TO the seaside.
Sallie Knight (colored), notorious woman,
vas arrested to-day for stealing sand on the
Chesterfield side of the river, and was trans.
ferred for treatment TO the authorities OF
that county.
aIr. A. T. Sumalt. baggage-master at the
Southern depot IA Richmond many, had nt
yesterday, and was sent over to his family
10 day for care. He was taken exactly IN the
way of his late predecessor, MIR. Atkinson.
The Fairbanks scales At the APPROXIMATIONS
de16t of the Richmond and Weldon rail-
road were transferred to Richmond to-day.
They gave the last evidence that the com
parry was transactipg any business at this
point in this city. 1t is understood now
That the shops, &C.. Of the company have oil
been removed to Richmond since the COM
panics were consolidated, and that Rich
nond is really the headquarters OF the COM
I2Dy.
Mr.. William 2. Mallory has been elected
president OF the Citizens Bank to succeed
the late Mr.. Joseph Il. Cooper
The challenge offered By Captain +. Gin,
heretofore referred TO, has been accepted by
Mr.. w. G. McCaDee, in behalf OF his mare
Lady Oakland, and the race will take place,
according TO agreement, twenty days from
date. A great deal Of interest is ielt in the
result. .... ...-.. .....-- -..
Commissioner Stewart has finished to-day
and forwarded to the State Auditor bis re-
port Of the condition of the banks, insurance
companies, raiIi Dad and telegraph compa:;
MES, Sc.
Tic weather has become very calm and
cool. ROBIN ADAIR.
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ID EsIDENCE FoRs SALE PRIVATELY


/ offer at PRIVATE SALE tile HOUSE No.
2l04, on the north side Of Grace street between
Twenty first and Twenty-.ecOnd streets, popu lary
known as MIR. William Taylor's. having been built
by him since The war, and occupied until recently
ny his family with LOT 60 feet front By 1875 feet In
depth The house is well built of brick, IL shape
square about aox38 feet with hall through the mid
die and r0omy yerandahs; has two stories of high
pitch over 4 light and dry basement with wide
areas, with an addition also OF brick, containing
kitchen. bath and servants room. the whole build
ing Covered with tin roof and the walls recently
painted. The house is supplied with gas and water,
and is In excellent condition.
The lot Is level with paved walks and well shaded
by young trees. The location Is central by Its near
ness to the market and sreecars, while itenloys The
quiet aud cleanliness of the suburbs. The elevated
situation secures health byts pure air and perfect
drainage, and furnishes an une4ualled view of the
city and Manchester and of the river with its falls
and bridges ..f lH
he house Is offered for sale because too large for
the accommodation of It's present owner, and Si II
be sold for Il reasonable price and on favorable
terms. W. Is. ROBINS,
Real Estate Agent and Auctionser,
1905 Bank street next TO custoIn-house. >
"a u O,,
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MACHINERY, &c.

SECOND-uAND ENGINES, sc.
We have for sale The following In good running
One loo-horse-po1yer STATIONARY ENGINE,
Two 25-horse-power PORTABLE ENGISES anc
BOILERS,
One 12-horse-power HORIZONTAL STATIONARY
bNGINE,
Ono s-h0rse-powcr UPRIGHT ENGINE,
One 3-horse-powcr PORTABLE ENGINE anC
BOILER,
Two No. MCKENZIE BLOWERS.
Two No CENTRIFUGAL PUMPS,
Three STURTEYANT BLOWERS, assorted sizes.
All the above uachi Iery Is Of desirable cha
m cter aud will be sold at 4 very low figure. Time
viii lie given on rhe large machinery for approved
paper with bank interest added.
WILLIAM 4. TANNER Il CO.,
10 oa.1m ts..t-As. Richmond. Va.
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New Healing Springs.

THAT wArEKISG-PLAcE AND ITS ATTRACTIONS
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.J
New HEALING SPRINGS, July %, 1873.
Within half mile Of the Healing Springs
situated in the happy valley. immediatel,
OF the Healing Springs and Coyington turn
pike, the invalid or rleasure-seeker may tnC
Il watering place, which from its compare
lively recent date, he may not have hearc
much of nor read much about. This is the
New Healing Springs, owned by Dir. Eras
mus Williams and now open to public pa
trrnage. Nature seems to have smiled upon
the place in surrounding it with rich greer
fields aud picturesque mountains, which
IN connection with other scenery render il
the more beautiful and attractive.
Recently completed cottages, shaded by
OH trees, and containing large, neat, apd
airy rouus. are within close proximity tC
tne Glniug-room, which is accessible by al
excellent gravel walk. Much attention is
given to cleanliness, aud there is no want OF
effort on thu part Of the proprietor to KEEP
his table well supplied with the delicacies Of
the season.
Besides the native water which, coming
from different sources, forms one bold spring
OF delicious water, both as TO taste and tenn
Derature, are said 10 he near by two Other
springs-the one ciialy beate, the other sui.
Dhur. The medicinal properties of the Heal
inc are considered similar in character to
those of the Old Healing water, the only per
ceptih!e difference being in temperature
the former thought to be somewhat cooler
than the latter. The same kind of water is
Used for bathing us for drinking purposes
and as it increases the appetite wonderfully
and purides the system when taken inter.
nally, 80 it likewise purifes the skin and
builds up the constitution BY external ap.
riication.
Some of the most charming ways OF
spending the time during ones s4journ at
this summer resort are in bunting and fish
lug. The mountains abound in game. Only
three quarters of milo from the springs,
with the naked eye, deer are sometimes seen
leapiny from rock to rock. Pheasants, now
Iwo-lhiids grown, are very abundant, and
squirrels, bares, aud robins are to he seen
over hill and dale. Follow the creek in its
winding way for two, or even thres miles
down, hegiuning only. about quarter of a
mile from the old -four and saw
mill, on the premises, aud continuing
down il mile or 50 below the Cascade.
and trout, club, and suckers will not cease
10 bite as long as bait Is offered them. The
Gun does not consist alone in catching these
fit, Int SC greatly enhanced in enjoying
them when brought upon the table. Such,
Nc&-rs. Editors, has been my experience
whist spending Il few days at the New
Healing Springs, where came to enjoy my
self aud exchange a temperature ranging
from 80 to 100 degrees for one varying be-
tween 20 and so degrees. H.
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE On
JAMES kIyER FOR SALE AT r.; y . y
NINE HUNpKEp APP ElSsTfTR Hf% AEEhS
ACRFS IN ORIGINAL TIMBER. AND LARGE
AMOUNT OF Js MES RIVER l.oW.GRoUTDS.
As commissioners in the suit " Warwick &:
Stewart appointed at the June term. 1873 OF the
Circuit Court for ths City Of ~ we S t =.
premises, sell at public auction that NALI ABlE
FARM living In the county OF Amherst. In the state
OF Virginia. Of which the late NJ :. Warwick died
seized and possessed. NINE HUNDRED AND
DRED is in ORIGINAL FINE AND OAK TIM
Der.
dciously cultivated with plaster and clover sndiS
In good heart. Some sevenfy -hye acres ID low
runJ through the whole length OF the farm,
THE TIMBER
upon the place Is perhaps, the best Ill any one broN
SO near the canal from Richmond to buchanan, ann
should excite the attention Of all persons eHgdgehn
the lumber business, whether as sawyers or blfers,
Box-plank timber especially abounds. No part oil
this wood Is over half mile from the Cuna, -,
The land lies adjoining that OF Thomas D. war
wick and Miss Mundy, and between stapleteh anu
Gait Mills. , - ,..u
be divided into two farms.
A boat for the accomnioiiaio ION OF persons ac,rip
TO attend the sale VIII leave Tie lschet L'lue atsi
O'Clock OH the morning OF the sale. l.
TERMS: Ten per cent. cash, nfteet per ceu! ~
four months and The balance on credit Of one, i"r
and three years. The deferred payments TO ra'
six per cent interest from day o. sale, .na u II
cur ed by boud and good personal security.
For further particulars appT 70 "; o. n3 nas,
J. Warwisk-pSsai;S9,ilre Ga K1tipK pp!a.iTTIR3TCK
", CoGiDiss!0nG!s.
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r OUDOUN SCHOOL FOR sALE.-The

T OUDOUN SCHOOL FOR sALE.-The
IL undersigned offers for sale or rent his SCHOOL
PROPERTY, in the village of Middleburg, Va. 10
consists of residence for principal, ont-buildings:
rooms for forty or fifty boys, school house, and
eight acres of hfghly-improyed land. Terms easy.
For particulars, address The subscriber.
jy lt-eod2w a. v. DABSEY.
TOR SAIsEhsPRIVATELY, 10 ten-acre
Il LOTS near Manchester, suitable for market
gardeus. Also, eesirabe BuiI.DiNG LOTS ut -
localities of the county of Chesterfield, Va. Apply
TO MOODY & ROYALL, ~
Real Estate Agents and Anctione.rs,
Office corner Seventh and Hull streets.
iva Manchester, Va.
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BY Hill Il Goddin.
! Real Estate Agents and kuctioneers,
No. llO8 Main street.

A UCTION SALE OF GUANO MANU-
IA FACTOEY.-Jn consequence of fine death OF
one Of the manufacturers Of the Virginia Fcrtii-
ger No. l. we instructed TO offer for sale at auc-
ton op TUESDAY. esth July on the premises,
half mile from the city limits. on The Meadow
bridge road neir Cash Corner, at O'Clock p. III !,
the ia Glory AMI BUILDINGS, on leased ground,
to the manufacture of the above fertilizer. with all
the Cuano now manufactured and ready for mar
ket. For particulars apply at our office.
TERMS: On day of sale.
- - HILL & GODDIN,
iy oa-td Auctioucers.
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BIZ Moody & Royal,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
office corner Of Seventh and Hull streets,

VALUABLE SQUARE IN THE TOWN
7 OF MANCHESTER FOR SALE AT AUG
TION-At the request of the owner, we will offer
so'rlock p ~. on the premises, situate in Marks
addition, fronting on Everett street 252s feet and
also fronting e52s feet on Maury street running
hack l65 feet, SQUARE No. "a In said addition.
This property will be sold as whole, or sub
divided into sixteen thirtythree feet lots. to suit
purchasers.
There Is q comfortable dwelling OH this square,
with fruit and shade trees.
ibis is a good opportunity for investment, and
should engage attention.
TERMS Cash, $500 balance at one, two, and three
wears for negotiable notes. secured by trust deed.
MOODY & RUYALL,
Nv "a Auciioneers-
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By n. NJ. Lee, Auctioneer,
Ioli Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF EIGHT AChEs
KNGWE AZ SMITHS HILL.-By virtue OF 2
deed of trust from D. s. Hughes to the undersigned
lated the 10th day of March, lsIS, and OF RECORD ~
,I,c Clerks ONCE Of Richmond Chancery Couri ~
q 100 A. page S4j we will proceed to sell at publis
auction being requested SO TO do by the benenclar'
secured Ia said Iced GU the premises, on nOH'
no1 am day Of August, 1873, at 8 o'clock !. NJ:
The resi estate described In said. deed az EIGHT
AS'KES more or less) OF Ian known as Smiths
Hill. a., ,,,
of executing this trust and to pay off anil discharge
certain negotiable note for S2,oS0, with some In
tcrest due thereon: balance on sucn terms as may
be made known ut the time of sale.
,,... esq 4 SNYDER SnE' Trustees.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF THAT vALUA-
l. BE REAL. ESTATE in TIE CITY QE
RlCIniqNIRS KN0WXN AST S GSMPETf
sTGik OF frIRsT-cLAss MacH1SERY FOR
REFINING SUGAR.-By virtue of a deed OF trust
to to the as old Or
corded in the clerks Office of Richmond Chancery
Court in -. b. 100 r, page 70, we Will proceed 10
the 18th day Of July, 1879 at O'Clock NJ, az OF
the above-nentnned property, eons,si1ng % fIat
PRyysT s sToRE Iii no. i16 built Of the
very best materisl OH the west side OF seventeenth
street near Dock street The LOT iIonts 40 ieet
sqsnps 0sf "a IS! A FoR fsEPsssf G'k
GAR which was purchased less than two years ago
fansd IN the building and the build
Ing adjoining, fronting on Dock street The loSa-
ton Of this desabe er a
nurposes-particularly for -refnpry-and
this sale should attract the special attention Of
Nv an agreement with the trustees under pre-
viois deeds purchasers will be afforded an oppor-
WHOLE Th Ua property will be sold free from
brance, the trustees in previous deeds uniting In
the conveyance to the purchaser except as to two
deeds securing notes amounting to about $4,000,
which cannot now be paid off as 1t is not yet deter
mined bv the courts who is entitled to these notes
c ca ~ viii be allowed to Settle by executing bonds
payable only when a release Of said membranes
Is offered. ,--
TERMS: Oue-third of the entire purchase money
cash; 81, 300 in bond PAYABLE on the above coudi-
uon at eighteen months, bearing Interest from the
LIST day of August. 1857: $1,000 IN bond payable on
said condition August /, 1878 bearing interest only
from maturity; and the balance in negotiable notes,
Interest, added, distributed as fo1ows-riz., two
ninths of the entire purchase money at six months
two-ninths at twelve months, and the remainder nj
eighteen months: only six per cent interest VIII be
secured by deed of trust upon the property.
+. MA A. ! 9 ~ SMITH Trustees.
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR & Son, Auctioneers. jy 10
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REAL ESTATE AT PRIV ATE SALE,
BY D. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
No. Ills Main street, opposite Dispatch Office.
DRIVATE SALE. -.
FINE OPENING FUR \ PHYSICIAN.


4 very attractive SMALL FARM, near Robiou's
station, eight miles from Richmond, on the Rich
wide aud beautiful pike from this city to the pits
sixty-six acres ten IN wood; soil good; four hun
dred frIIit-treeS, mostly choice peaches. Church
and schools convenient.
DWELLING, eight rooms; ; out -houses. &c. The
harm is of English style, shetcring all the stock,
crop, and implements under the same roof.
Tie coal-pts, with large number OF miners,
being In three miles, afford an excellent MARKET ut
refnunerntive prices, for fruits and vegetables.
To physician II Is splendid opening, there
lOus neighborho0d
TERMS Only 81 goo; one-third cash; balance at
six and twelve months Interest ut SIX per cent, Sc
Nv I-Bt j. THOMPSON BROW n, Agent.
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Is 23-td

T COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
" BILE REAL ESTATE ON pUVAL STREET,
IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND.-By virtue Of a
decree of the Chancery Court Of the city of Rich
mond pronounced on the - day Of July, 1873 in the
suit of Grant and wife rs. Roper and others, the
undersigned rs special commissioners therein
named will offer for sale at auction, Ou the 31S1
DAY OF JULY NEXT, at the hour OF I. NJ. Of
that day, on the premises. FIVE HOUSES AND
tween Judah street aud Premises alley. Said pro-
perry Will be sold according 10 plat Of survey to
I've exhibited at the sale Said sale will be ut the
risk and COSTS Of the purchasers at former sale OF
saidproperty, as provided by said decree.
TERMS: One-fourth cash; residue on credit OF
six, twelve, aud eighteen months In equal install
ments. bearing six per cent. interest from day OF
sale, purchaser to execute negotiable notes for said
deferred payments. and title retained until whole
purchase money IS paid aud conveyance directed
by the court. EDWkRD I. CANNON,
A. NOISE, JR.,
~ commissioners.
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BY Grubbs & Williams,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

A TTRACTIVE SALE AT AUCTION OF
II BUILDING LOTS AND SMALL FARMS At
DRAkE'S BRANCH. CHARLOTTE COUNT
VIRGJEIA.-Wew will sell at auction on the prem D.
fnr: il not the next fair day thereafter) number
Of very desirable building lots situated on the pr IN
Eichmond and .Danvtllc railroad, in Charlotte
county. virginia ALSO several small farms Of from
thirty to one hundred and fifty acres each Ihis pro
np place on the railroad for the establishment OF
thriving village. Its central position In the county
makes It probable that 1t will be the county-seat at
10 very distant day. -
TERMs: At sale. X map of the place eau be seen
at Gr1lhbs & Wiliarnss office, In Richmond; a. y.
Richardson's Hotel, Charlotte Courthouse, ana D..
II, Thompson's store, brakes Branch.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
iv1e .a-s Auctioneers.
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BY James NJ. Taylor & Son,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Office corner Eleventh and Bank streets,

office corner Eleventh and Bank streets,
TRUSTEES SALE OF THAT NALu.
l. ARLE FIVE.sTOKYIRitG ST9 Z, 10 81;
on DOCK STREET NEAR TIE COKNEh oF
StyENTEENTH STREET, AND AT PRESENT
OCCUPIED AND USED AS a PART OF LIE LIE
OLD DOMINION SUGAR-REFINERY, FOX
SALE AT AUCTION.-In pursuance OF deed OF
trust to the undersigned as trustees eXecutea ny
Solomon A. Myers. on the 2lst day OF March, lSIO'
duly recorded u the Clerks office OF sbn mi sa at
nuilic auction, to the highest bidder, on the
premises, EkIDAY the 18th Gay ct my sIsi A.
Of LAND With u the ana
situated on Dock Street, in the city of Richmond,
commencing alta point one hundred rect IRON fr 1nt
western line of seventeenth street having front
Of 81 feet Dock street. and running back between
parallel lines lO2 feet The improvements cover
the entire lot. ...,,,,,
TERMS The deed requires cash, but 1t Is probable
that the purchaser may make arrangements WIN
The beneficiary for limited credit. This Will. De
'nao' ANo"" va B. r. WEXFORD,
EDWIN NJ. MANN,
Trustees.
y,,.rs ~ T.y1 nB' & Son. Auctioneers. ~ Ii
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BY Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No, lib Main street.

THREE VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS
l. ON WASHINGTON STREET BETWEEN
BAKER AND JAMES STREETS GROWS
HILL FOR SALE BY AUCTION.-At o'clock
T.. NJ. on MONDAY the 2sth Instant we shall sell
by auction, OH the premises, THREE VALUABLE
BUILDING LOTS, each fronting 3oxl32 feet on the
south side OF Washington street between Baker and
james streets Grows HID.
TERMS: At sale. RICHARDSON & CO.,
jy24 Auctioneers.
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CHERIFF'S SALE OF VALUABLE
- SILyEEWARF.-By virtue ot IN execution
issued from the Circuit Court OF the city Of Rich.
mond, to me directed, will sell at public auetton
or the BOTH OF JULY, 1873, at II o'clock \. NJ, n
the sheriff's office. No. Ills Main street, very
valuable set of SILVERWARE, consisting OF
dozen TABLE FORKS,
Q dozen DEsSERT-FORKS,
loZen NAPkIN-RISGS,
WATERS.
N. nESSERT- SPOONS, rs, .-.."
s- FRUIT-BhSKET,
's' G DlSil-COSERS,
g. ! pair lCE-TDNGS,
=. .RUTTER-STAsD. ~.
= : BUTTER-KNlFE, -,
l BEKRY-BUWL and TOP.
i Persons Wishing 10 examine the above articles
can do, so by calling at the Sherif's office on the
2sth 29th, and 3Oih of July between the hours OF
aud IL O'Clock 4. NJ.
TERMS Cash JOHN w WRIGHT. Hs
iylL Sheriff OF the City Of Richmond.