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pany.-Location OF Works, Ely Mining District
Lincoln County, Nevada.-Notice is hereby given
that at meeting Of the Board Of Trustees Of
said company, held on the 10th day Of May, 1873,
an assessment no A. of Fifty Gents 80 cents
per share was levied upon the capital stock o.
said company, payable Immediately, in tnlsed
states gold and silver coin, to the Secretary, Al
the office of the company, Room 8, No. 4ls Calf
fornia street, San Francisco, California.
Any stock upon which said assessment snail
remain unpaid on the Gath day Of June
1873, shall be deemed delinquent and VIII be
duly advertised for sale at public auction, ana
unless payment shall be made before, VIII D.
sold on Tuesday. the 22d day OF July, 1875, %
pay the delinquent assessment, together VIII
costs of advertising and expenses of sale.
By order of the Board of Trustees:
T.W. COIBURN Secretary,
0fiice-Room 8, No. 4l9 California street, san
Francisco, California. my!Hu
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NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAY MY
~ wife, NANCY j. VAN STEENBERG, has
left my bed and board without just cause or
provocation, and | hereby forbid all persons
harboring or trusting her on my account, as l
will pay no debts of her contracting.
BulliOnville, Nevada May 81, 1873
il I'm j. Il, VAN STEENBER6.
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JACOBS & SULTAN,
Phoebe 4 BulIionvjIIe.

Wholesale AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
GENERAL MERCHANDISE, ETC.
Particular attention paid to
noltf
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q AUCTION sAK.Es- Future Days. q
BY IrhaH 81 Son
Anetioneers and Real Estaae Agents,
! no. . Efeyantts seree., between Main and Bank.

4'T,RUsTEE's SALE OF VALUABLE
y FARM; sAW-MILLs GOEN-MlLL:e;Aa "A E ~
THE cry I't oF kIl iC INb WITHIN a
QUARTER or A MILE OF TIE RICHMOND
fREDEKiCKsBURG AND PUT0MAC RAIL-
ROAD, at AUCT30S--By vir:ne OF q deed OF
trust executed 70 David J. Saunders ard Thomas
Potts, trustees for The benefit Of the credtorr OF
Giaaebrook thomas, bearing date on The nth day
Chancery Court OF the cityof Richmond, +, the I'M
dersiRped surviving trustee will proceed TO sen ut
v,tltiic a,csior at II O'Clock NJ sf Her,rco county
COURTHOUSE, ON MONDAY the nth day Of Juiy, is7j
that being ceurt-day, the following propedy-to
VALUABLE FARM in the county Of Henrteo,
about ten miles west OF the city Of Richmond, aad
quarter of mile from station on the Richmond.
Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad. ut whicnthe
cars stop twice each dzy, containing four hundred
and thirtyone acres, with an excellent frame DWELL
log thereon, having seven rooms; Kitchen. CATE,
stables, and other necessary houses. This farm
Is said TO be well wooded, and from its railroad ac
said 10 be not only desirable as residence, bat pre-
sents TO wood dealers rnre opportunity fora pro-
fable investment. ;ti sfsl..3ss IS - t{sts n s
LOT OF LAND containing about six acres, lying
and being partly in Henrtco ana parity in Hanover
county. with 5aw-mill. corn-In!n, and hour-Inili
made at this mill Is Of most excellent quality.
LOT OF GROUND, with a storehouse thereon,
containing one acre, In Dover township. near the
Manakin Works, on the James River and kanawha
canal. Said 10 be good stand for business. :.
f Terms: One-thtrd cash the residue on credit
of six and twelve months, for negotiable notes with
interest added and deeds Of trust upon the property
to secure ' the deferred pasmeTrHIi;o THOMAS POTTS,
lie 1921 36. 2S,iyf&dtds :, Surviving Trustee.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAYS.
BY Grlibbs e Williams,
Auctionccrs and Real 4 state Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

VERY VALUABLE DISTILLERY,
v WITH MOST COMPLETE MACHINERY
AND EINTURES THEREIN, ON THE Os-
THE CITY, AND WITHIN 4 FEW HUNDRED
YARDS OF THE WHARVES OF THE Oh ESA-
PEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD COMPANY.
E9 G SA n AZ Y TwEsn ,1 the
BYRNE'S DIsTILLERY, situated as above, bound
ed on the eagt by Ammon's creek. 1t embraces
6 $4,000 ACRES OF LAND, having long front
the brick yards now SO extensively worked 1t with
out doubt possesses great value for its brick CLAW
The improvements consist of the MAIN DIS
sha Of hx sh5t 90 set thTss stories
BY 81 feet. also OF brick; and all very substantial
Unlimited supplies of wafer furnished by well, a
THE The MACHINERY AND FIXTURES consist In
part 6f TWO forty-horse engines, a boiler OF the
largest size, very large copper still for anufactur-
ing fine whlskey, 20 fermentinE tubs. $3.50 gallons
each 5,2Gi gallons; piirs French burrs, complete
and in order: soda ash-ub yeast nlasl-tuh, hons
tub all complete; pair large scales, Fairbanks
scale for weighing cattle or coal boiling chest and
large bins for grain, complete set Of grain ele-
yai9yrs stabbling for eight horses tlse for ZOO
Utility. =, -....,.....
This establishment was gotten up since the war
without regar to expense. 1t cost nearly &l0l O0O
and Is probably the most coEiplete of its kind In
Tiifs property will be much enhanced in value by
its proximity to the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad
lcry: may be readily adapted 10 other purposes,
such rs paper or cotton mill, or any other manu-
faciuling purpose. z.E ,f-=..
it:M i'll be sold entire-rea estate, machinery, and
fixtur e., as they stand.
TErsMs AT sale GRUBBs & WILLIAMS,
. ic II i-codt26tdtds s ..a.sss. Auctioneers
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MUTILATEn CrRRXNCy.-Among the ne"
rules promulgated by the Treasury Depart
mcni on the subject Of the issue and re-
dcmMion of United States currency. to take
effect The l>t OF July, are the following:
Banks and other parties situated with
ont the limits of the territory covered 10y the
contract arc permitted to forward currency
Tor redemption to the treasurer by express,
at the expense of the department, only in
SIMS Of 81 .00c, or an even multiple thereof
The rcmt'ances should be marked Under
the Government contract with Adams En-.
press Company from the point of connec-
ton With that company the charges should
te prepaid 10 that point, the bill therefor
being sent to the treasurer for settlement
through the proper accounting officers, in
favor Of the consignor. New currency will
be returned in all cases at the expense Of
the department. All remittances Of money
by mail must be addressed to the Treasurer
of the United States, Washington, u. c.,
and must be prepaid. Such letttrs may be
registered Returns for 81 and upwards in
fractional currency, and $50 and upwards Of
lcgal-tender notes, received by eX press, are
made nj the expense Of the department by
express. and for legs of either retiIrns arc
made ut the expense of the owner.7
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\ RApIcAL's ANTI-RApIcAL FIEw.--In the
uuiu Constitutional Convention II debate oc-
cured on Tuesday on the subject of chang
M The time of holding the State election
tom October to November. Judge West.
lat" Of the Supreme bench (having resigned
% ud-eship to which he was elected by 10000
Republican majority TO takea seat in the Con-
Irnt,on), was speaking in favor Of the propo-
,jIion. when he said: Il am Republican OF
the >trictcst sect, and, radical rs have been,
| now declare that it was absolutely hum|ia-
linz to men Of diGnited sensibilities to see
brlano. Secretary OF the Interior; Boutwell,,
and trcSwell. PoStmastcr-General, going
down last fall, first 10 North Carolina, and,
after having carried that State by detail, fold
in, their tents like the Arabs and silently
Stealing away TO the State of Maine, and then
lifting away 10 other States and working to
,lrrv elections Tor the Administration party.
hope to God the time will come when such
spectacle will no longer be witnessed on
he American CONTINENT Loud applause
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Postal AFFAIRS IN VIRGINIA kSD WEST
NlRG1NlA.-M Martin w. Lundy is appointed
postmaster at Point Hope, Grayson county,
Va, race johnson King. resigned, New
To>t.oflices are established t..Alelrose, Rock.
ln%ham county, Va, on the route from HAIR
ri>"nhurg TO Tenth Legion, with Riley Ar
m"n;rout rs postmaster; ut MontevidcO,
Rockingham county. Va. on the route from
llarri>onhurg to Wepks. with Charles KEEL
Ian a> postmaster; at Noel's, Hanover coun-
". Va. on the route from Richmond to Hin
ron. with &. N. Rcdel as postmaster; at
payncoyilc, Culperer county, Va, on the
route CuIpcper courthouse to Front Royal.
with William II. Egylorn as postmaster; at
iInwkin>'s Mills, Russell county, with Charles
e Anderson Is postmaster. The following
i.">t-oiliceS in Virginia arc discontinued : OF
feline. Rockingham county. papers 10 Bridge
wafer; Whites, Caroline county, iaperS to
h"rcttu. Essex county; Snow Hi'l, Surry
,@llnlv. papers to Spring Grove. The site of
I',, pos, office AT Cotton Hill, Fayette county.
West Virginia, is changed to railroad DEPOT.
ao,t VI. }. Davis appointed postmaster, rice
i,;;ic A. Ea>lcy, resigned. The post-otfice
~ Deer Lick. Mason county. West Virginia,
discontinued; papers go to Mason.
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BY Grubbs & Williams,
Auctionears and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank

THE LARGE AND ELEGANT PRE-:
l. yATE RESIDENCE, WITH BEAUTIFUL
SR9TSps "a ATTASHEp sI TiAn AT THE
the premises on MONDAY, asd June 1t 81 O'Clock
p. M, his wel-known and universally admired
RESIDENCE, situated as above. 1t II OF brick, CO.
vered with mastc, and contains thirteen rooms be-
sides stare-rcoms and closets, With hot. cold, and
shower-baths, and water, with stationary washssnds
in the principal chambers kitchen with five rooms
for servants Laundry, with stationary fixtures; gas
throughout the premises, and all Of the most mo
dern conyeniances. The stable Is new. and beslies
q hostler's room has space for two carriages and
three stalls. Il sHt s'st s.
The buildings have been remodelled and renovated
within few years past, and are now In perfect
order.
1t would be impossible in an advertisement to
convey an adequate idea Of the elegance and COM
g 81 say It
arrangements with the most beautiful and thorough
nsh III every detail, and the highest possible degree
Of convenience and comfortable accommodation for
large family.
back 100 feet. rsa.~ t.s.f
The situation is one of the most oeautifuE and
convenient In the CITY, and rs 1t stands this property
Is not excelled by any other in all that constitutes
It viii be sold as whole, or If desired the dwell.
ing will be sold with front OF about IS feet leav-
Ing three building lots, each fronting Is feet
Persons o wishing 70 examine the premises before
the day Of sale are requested 70 cali upon us
perty is held 6 the oaoner, ind that must be soils
| ere,t at great sacrifice. .tafst, ~.
The me of e w Iadf
.Ey..s9 4. Auctoncers.
POSTPONED,
| ON account OF the rain, until wednesday, Jul,
lea GRUBBs & WILLIAMS, Auctioneer
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CPRING PARK BREWERY,

Again has HENRY BOWLER TO acknowlefge the
generous and increasing patronage he receives, aud
to announce still further ADDITION to bis eapaeaaty
fayoriie CREAM ALE and he fatters himself inst
he Will be able to firmly establish BOWL 2
RICHMOND ALE as an Institution In fhe capitai
Of the Old Dominion.
II. B. regards no expense In procuring the Hnest
materials the manufacture or Ills ae, ana SpaIes
no exertion TO keep 1t Of uniform quality, Delng
convinced that no more wholesome beverage tuan
PURE ALE can be offered to the public SO
n. B.-A report, somewhat to his prejudice, that
tally untrue. y ".
Richmond, Va, WIN meet with prompt attention..
Esq. OF FarInytlle, his agent for the counties OF
Frnce EDWARDS BuckinghRmp and Cumberland,
& Sc Jsdao3M s - -. i * /. 81 = n .S.5E
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-Ss,>-slr-,,y-oB BY N. III. Lee,
Auchonecr and Real Estate Agent,
fAfA Msfn sfr,nat

TRUSTEES SALE OF THAT TRULY
.,VALUABl5E BECK eAND 1RoS STORE
AND WAREHOUSE ON TIE WEST LINE or
sSEEXEESS TE STREET. AT THE HEAD OF
IaE DOCk.-By virtue of a deed of trust eyecu-
d 70 us as trustees dated the 10th Of MAY Is7l.
au recorded In the ONCE OF the Cfaucery Court OF
hlchmond, In u: b. %, Il. folio 15a, and at the re-
a9esf Or me creditor secured thereby. will ON
n.hURSDA the 28th Of June, 1879, ut O'Clock p
~. proceed 10 SELL at public auction, ON the pre-
ss, that valuable property fronting d. feet on the
lSlfeet. 'e u'''"s !A'n
The improvements consist of a very valuable five
s.oorT IRON. .ANDs BRICK FRONT STORE
i LEE rear the Dock, and immediately adjoining
an aiiey through which passes the line OF railroad
connecting the Danyille and fhe York River rail-
ROADS. The property adjoins that of the Old DO
mlnlon Sugar Refining Company. -.
I'll, nhs SAFE VIII be made subject to prior deed Of
Iust 70 secne notes to the amount of BIB o00 or 80
mnch thereof as hereafter may be determined to be
zen on said property the whole of said amount
belng now the subject of litigation
IkAMs sash as to so much Of the purchase
money as may be necessary to defrny the expenses
c executing d this trust aud to pay or the debt Sc
sale. A. kfrSTTN SSfi;rG 'e NuiH Va
te18 BENZ: IT. NASH - Trustees.
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ssr,e sccrcsary.hip Of the Treasury Il
speedy Change Representatives,
-, IN no Removed.

\,u YORK June 21.--lh ne Lffodaeg she
,.r from Long Branch, dated the 24th
,' s saws: "Thc President, accompanied
W, TncmaS Murphy, left here to-day for
w,.hir.,rn He was visited last evening
~, ."ycral Gentlemen, who urged the re-
,;ov,l Of Mr. Richardson from the Treasury
I,~, and it is known that Wall
100, !. maxim. determined efforts to induce
,%r president 10 make this change +. u.
W,r,,.,n is urged for the succession. Al!
.h,,T facts and Others that cannot now be
..,,n inaure wcI.inlnrmcd men here TO be-
I;.yc lint the Presidents visit to Washing
.no # This time has reference to this subject.
rr,>nD, who have spoken to the President
i,trl, on this matter say that while ne did
M, declare il his intention OF making q
speed, change in the Treasury DcMrtment
thew len his presence with the belief that his
decision was made 10 do so.
III Is also a>cer;aiued that the ofhc'a' rue
of Minister Jay will terminate upon 'nc
close Of the Vienna exposition. he mas ionS
been marked by the President for remo'al;
and I've would have been displaced sc'era'
months ago but for the fact taat his long resi-.
,!cucc al Vienna seemed to furnish SrI'lcic"'
reason 10 the Administration for retaining
him and his experience during such al I'M
portant period.
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BY James NJ. Taylor & Son,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Office corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

TH3SE TWO DESIRABLE BRICK
NORTH SIDE OF BROAD STREET, ADJOIN-
ING THE RESIDENCE OF MRS: JOSEPH
ALLtN. FOR SALE AT AUCTI0S.-Will be
sold on MONDAY the 3oth day of June, 1873. on the
premii YES, at O'Clock p. NJ, that YALUABLE
.THREE-STORY PRIVATE RESIDENCE, No.
12OS. as above located and at present occupied by
John Tyler. Esq, containing eleven rooms; brick
kitche with three rooms, and all modern improve
1nents. Also that DESIRABLE, SMALL BRICK
DWELLING No. 1906, adjoining the above on the
west, containing five rooms, with gas, water, and
culverr connections on the premises.
This property being so centrally located, wi thin
one square Of the capitol, convenient to all public
buildings, and in a very desirable neighborhood,
affords u good opportunity TO persons who are In
selves The houses are both in good order and
yielding fair rents. ..yss. ,s.f i.
Taxes of 1873 to be paid by the purchasers.
: TEE Ms Made known on the day Of sale. st#
q. JAMES nj. TAYLOR g SON., -.-,
IL "a -s.a-, E-a Auctioneers
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TWO VALUABLE BRICK DWELL
i 'INGS' ANB THREE VACANT LOTS ON
MAIN STREET 3BETWEEN}sLAUREL AND
CHERRY STREETS. A BRICK DWELLING
AND VACANT Lot ON CANAL STREET
NEAR JEFFERSON, FORSALE At AUCTION.
By thereQucst Of the heirs of W. X. Glenn, de-
ceased, we will sell on FRIDAY, 9th instant, on
the premises, the following property In the order
named: AT o'clock P. N. TWO BRICk TENE-
MENTS on the south side Of Main street between
Laurel and Cherry streets, one-haff square from
Monroe Park. Each tenement contains seven rooms;
kitchen to each with four rooms; well Of water be-
tween the two tenemens the Tots front each Is feet
pied nj good rental. Immediately after the above
we will sell TWO LOTS, saS feet front each, having
the depth OF 100 feet on the west side or the above
tenements, and ONE LOT of 2sxlS9 feet on the east
side. Ia sLg s..g II 5s.J.s l,ss t-iil.9
We particularly call attention to these most ex-
eeent building lots Very few remain for sale near
Monroe Park at moderate prices. AT 81 O'Clock 7.
A. q good brick DWELLING on Canal street. near
Jefferson, containing five rooms kitchen and water
ON the lot. LOT fronts "a feet and runs back 100
feet TO a ffteen-foot alley. The nearness OF this
house to the, workshops and the Tredegar Iron
works should make this property sought after. I'm
mediately after the sale OF the dwelling we will sell
aVaCANT LIT 1t the southwest corner OF defer
CON and Canal Streets fronting $50 feet and running
hack 1a0 feet 10 an alley fifteen feet Wide.
Taxes for the present year 10 be paid by the pur'
TrRMs: One-fourth cash balance SIX twelve,
AMI, eighteen months secured by trust deed, with SIX
ner ssnt, Interest. ~ HELi& G0DDIN.
Ne sI tFsiE rgEs.;as Auctioneers.
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BY Grubbs s Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioncers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THE
~ HANDSOME AND VERY DESIRAKL Z
EAST CORNER OF CLAY AND ELEVENTH
STREETS AT AUCTION.-''E Harrison, &C., Us,
Caskie. &C." In Richmond Chancery Court. De-
cree entered 10th June, lST3.-In execution of said
decree the undersigned the special commissioners
thereby appointed. will sell al auction, upon the
prenitcs, on THURSDAY the 26:h day Of June,
1873. commencing at 81 O'Clock, the residence stu
ated ,s above, formerly occupied by Captain
james X. C:skie, and now by z. y Noting, Esq
The dwelling and the out-buildlngS are all OF
cts store-roOms. BATHROOM, &C. There is besides
Kitchen and laundry three rooms for servants,
stable and crrriage-hOuee. The house Is admirably
planned and well finished, has marble mantels
throughout, ana every modern convenience.
The lot IS SsXl50 feet to an alley, with beautiful
grounds on the east side of the house, and ahorGiDS
space for another dwelling II desired. The pro-
perty will be sold us whole or subdiVlded, rs may
be deemed best.
Considering The character of The improvements
and the beautiful situation of the property, In u
from the capitol, and within few minutes walk OF
the business centre of the city, 1t may he safely SAID
that no property now in the market presents SO
many Inducements to those seeking hrst-class
residence. .zr-4t L..t.s. s.. sa f. !. II
Terms: One-fUurth cash; balance at six. twelve,
and eighteen months for negotiable notes with in
terest added at six per cent. per annum, and tue
retained Us the court until the notes are paid Fur
chaser to pay taxes for 1879. -s:
... JAMES tLEASANTS, -
........, ..... j. o. STEG Err, W.
GRUBBS &c WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. - ~ je ID
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Poisoned By DRINKING ALA man AM,
hi, wife were poisoned in LOUISVILLE, KY.
VII Monday last. The man went. out and
purchased bottle of ale. Of which he and
his wife partook, and were attacked with
>Ir,-mS. Medical aid was summoned, and
though in u critical condition they were the
next day pronounced out OF danger. 1t is
thought that the bottle from which they
drank had been used to hold some poisonous
ub>tance while in the possession of some
turmer customer of the ale-louse, aud on
being taken lack to bc rctiled had not been
properly cicanscd.
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Patents have been granted to james F.
CarIin. Alexandria, Va, for bolt; j. Bum
gardner & Sons, Staunton, Va, trademark,
whiskeys; n. o. Bond, Fairfax Courthouse,
Va, portable cooking stove; W. n. c. VIII
son, summit Point, W. Va, driving-rein
support and protector.
The Alexandria Sentinel says General
Wade Hampton, Of Confederate fame, passed
through that clty on Monday en- route to
Warren,on, where he will deliver an ora
ton on the occasion Of laying the corner
stone OF the monument to be erected there
IL memory of the southern dead.
The dwelling eli Mr. William J. Spencer,
OF Buckingham county. WAS destroyed by
Ire last saturday morning about 3 O'Clock.
Only a portion Of the furniture was saved.
The total loss was about 5000. There was
no insurance.
Colonel Nalcry Sulakowski, well known
IN Virginia as the commander of the Polish
brigade from Lollisiana--in which the Colo
mel was about the only Pole-died in New
Orleans last Thursday. &
. A Philadelphia barkeeper has contributed
$1,000 Of a prize won by hun in the Havana
lottery to the funds Of an inebriate asylum.
The Fredericksburg Star reports sales of
prime new wheat at 81 to So. ~ per busbel.
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ByThomas W. Reese. Anctfoneer,
Es.=,s 80, 1917 Main street,
HOUSEHOLD FIIpNf1gFpEe 90

HOUSEHOLD. FURNITURE. COOK.
Ii IEG-STOyE, &c, FOR sALEAT AUC-
TIuE-THlS DAY at 10 o'clock win sell at auc-
ftop-house TWO Rosewood seven-octave French
Grand Action Overstrung Bass New Scale Pianos,
with All modern improvements, patent hampers
&C.; farlor and Chamber SHIFTS. Lounges, Sofas
Piano-Stools- Bureaus, Washstands, Marb1e-Top
Tables. Chairs, !Refngerators Walnut and Mahog-
any Sideboards, Hat Racks Feather Bed, Hair Mat
tress. Bedsteads riting Desks OF various designs
Maih,nt and Mahogany Wardrobes, Tin Safes,
rsrr S'1k-Case and Secretary, &C., &c. f{
THOMAS W. KEESEE,!
80 z. .-51s- Auctfoneer.
AGENT for Halls Fire and Burglar-Proof Safe
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BY N. NJ. Lee,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
No. LOLA Main street.

rV'RUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
Il FARM CONTAINING ONE HUNDRED AND
SIXrY-FIVE ACRES, IN HENRICO COUNTY
AND ADJOINING CURL'S NECK.-By virtue
of deed of trust executed to me by John w. West.
bearing date the 10th day Of April 1852, recorded
~ pa $50. being required so to do by the party
secured In said deed will proceed to sell public
auction, ON the premises, at o'clock p. 81. on
THURSDAY, sd day Of July, 1873, the real estate
conveyed In said deed, to wit A FARM containing
one hundred and sixty-fye acres, more or less,
adjoining the lands Of Dr. POlndcxter, T.. Crew, B.
f. Dew, and others. On the premises. there Is .
good dwelling and the usual out-houses {; orchard
of fruit trees. The place Is also well watered.
ofexccuting this trust and to pay off certain bond
secured and described In said Decd bearing date
the 18th day Of April, 1862 for S1.Is79s, with In
terest accrued on same, balance such terms al
may be made known at the time Of sale
WILLIAM ii. PLEASANTS.
lie q Trustee.
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BY Hill j. GOddin, Auctloneers,
No. HOS Main street.

DRICK STORE AND DWELLING
ID ABOVE. ON BYRD STREET BETWEEN
TENTH AND ELEVENTH STREETS, FOR
SALE AT AUCTION.-By request Of the heirs Of
w. T. Glenn, deceased, we will sell on sATUR-
premisfs 5. The BRICK STORE. with four or five
rooms above, on the north side OF Byrd street next
to the corner of Eleventh street, having front OF
five feet.
This property at some day will be made very
valuable by the james River and kanawlla canal.
Taxes to be paid by the purchaser.
TERMS: One-fourth cash; balance ut six, twelve,
and eighteen months secured by trust deed. E..
je2l HILL s. GODDIN, AuctioneerS.