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Congressman Frye. OF Maine. has no in.
tention OF trucking to the sreenbackers Q,
his district, evidently. He was serenaded
: TOW DAYS ago, and in his response de-
nounced the leaders OF the Greenback party
"a demaeogues. and idiots so far as fnancla!
knowledge was concerned. There is no
SYMPTOM OF weak BACK about that kind OF
talk.
Ex-Governor Warmoth has an orlglna!
exclamation of the Sherman-letter mystery.
He thinks Sherman really. wrote letter.
but that Mrs. jerks pocketed 1t, ana gave
weber and Anderson one OF her own con-
coction in its place. He expresses the opIn,
ion that jerks and Anderson are "oriSina'
scoundrels."
A BOSTON public school-Teacher :"W hat
con Won saw about Washington" Pupil:
g washington was once the capital OF the
Tinted States, but Massachusetts IS now.
He was the rogue that cut the cherry tree
and after he had heard the story, he said
that he had rather tell one hundred lies
than cut another e."-Neao England
Journal of Education.
The habit people have OF beginning to
converse the moment singer SITS down TO
the piano is often objected to by foreigners,
DuC even luCl aiS coLAS p>oP'o y -
do not care about music. 'She is charm
ine,n said the old Marquis de B the
other day, speaking OF La Patti. "But she
has one defect-she sings"
"Irs all very well to talk about how the
thermometer stands in the shade" remarked
gentleman with boiled lobster-coloTcd
face who dropped in the other morning.
/" That want to know is how it stands IN
the sun. That's the way have to take it,
Boston Transcript.
General Baker, serving with the Turks,
has enough back. pay coming to him to
load mule and half, while the glory he
has won can be carried in hat-boX. Free
Press.
Many young poet might be able to col
lect his scattered thoughts il he would look
in an EDITORS waste-basket early in the
morning.
Kentucky is the genuine wonderland OF
this country. and. armed with flask or two
OF its special product, one can see almost
ANYTHING there.-BoSton Post.
When man unused to labor joins a
workingman's party it is presumed that he
is working for an ottice.-Neoo Orleans Pic
dpt'le.
AS. persons can remain on ferry-boats
without extra charge. there appears no good
reason for them to Jump oyerboard.-Pica-
yune.
Never lie in wait for a man who is heavier
than you are, but wait tn you get even
with him. Weigh this w,h.-HacEensack
Republican.
A man below the rank OF colonel cannot
expect to succeed as conductor OF II railroad
observation-disclosures.
Virginia is the mother OF Presidents, and
Louisiana is the mother Of wltnesses.-BoS-
tom Post.
The human heart is like buckwheat
cake. Once cold it can never be itself again.
Picdyune.
Industry always finds something to do.
So does mosquito Cincinnati BREAKFAST
Table.
A horse, unlike man, is always prepared
to meet an oat.
Coming through the rye-the punch.
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Dy Robert Il. LYME.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
1912 Main street.

TRUSTEE'S AND ASSIGNEE'S SALE
OF A VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND. WITH
GOOD IMPROVEMENTS. FRONT!NGo ON " VEST
HAM lOR CARY-sTREErl ROAD, AND En-, En-,
KANAWHA CANAL.-Dy virtue of decree OF the
United States District Court for the Eastern dis
trict of Virginia entered on the 20 day OF July
1878. In the case of William NJ. Ledley. bankrupt,
we will sell, upon the premises: on MONDAY IN ne
18th day of July. 1878, 1T II O'Clock d., the DE-
SIRABLE TRACT OF LAND described In said
deed as containing FORTY-ONE AND A HALE
ACRES OF GOOD LAND. about four and a half
miles west Of Richmond and now occupied by hlr.
W. NJ. Lcdlcy Us q residence and farm. The I'M
provcments are frSt-rate, and consist OF 4 TWO
STORY FRAME DWELLING of six rooms. kltcli-
en-, &C., with all needed Out-buildingS and IN good
repair .,..o..,, ., Gotta
ley by Robert Avis and wife by deed of the 10Th of
April, 1877. This Is truly desirable piece of
properly, and being situated on the principal road
leading from the city should command the attention
of parties wishing a nice and attractive country
home In splendid condition..
TERMS: Cash Dis TO sufficient TO pay OIL two
notcs-one for S67l so and the other for S691.46-
with all cost Sc, thereon, and cost and expenses OF
sale. and also The expenses of preceding sale and
upon u credit on $711.O3 till October 10. 1878,
and residue upon terms to be ANNOUNCED al sale.
GEORGE AZ. DREWRY, Trustee
iva S. Is. WITT. Assignee.
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Real Estate Agent. AEctionccr. and Notary Public
No. 92l Hull street. MANCHESTER, Va.

Real Estate Agent. AEctionccr. and Notary Public,
No. OIL Hull street. MANCHESTER Va.
TRUSTEES SALE AT PUBLIC AUG
l. TON OF TRULY VALUABLE PROPERTY
IN TIE CITY OF MANCHESTER AND COIN
TY OF CHESTERFIELD. NA.-By virtue OF Il
deed OF trust executed to Charles ". Turner ana
uary. 1878, duly recorded In The clerks office OF Tie
Musings Court for The city OF Manchester In Deed
Book No. =. page IA 4 and also In the clerks once
of the County Court of Chesterfield county, in Deed
Book No. so, page $50, being required so 10 90 ny
the beneficiary in said deeds If. D. sampson declln-
sale on the premises. IN the city OF Manchester on
MONDAY, July Is. 1878. commencing at o'clock
L. NJ. the handsome DWELLING-HOuSE AND
LOT Oh Tenth street between Hull anu Decatur
streets, now occupied by hrst-clSS paying tenant
The lot fronts &C feet on Tenth street and runs back
ings, pump of excellent water. dwarf lrulL trees.
Sc &c, In the heart Of the city, only about hfty
yards from the Hastings Courthouse.
Immediately after The above sale VIII sell, on me
premises ONE HALE !NiERESI IN IM .i IA H.. l.
handsomely and eligibly located for private resi-
And ON the next day. TUESDAY. July JIG, 1878,
on the premises. at O'Clock y. NJ, In ihe county
of Chesterfield. will offer for sale, under same deed,
farming and mineral land, well woodednnd wacred,
about four miles from the thriving village OF MID
lothian containing THREE HUNDRED AND
ACRES. nearly surronnded by
the valuable coal lands of Franklin Stearns. Esq.,
purchased by him ut high figures. IhlS property
offers first Glass inducements TO capitalists.
TERMS: One thir cash: the balance upon credit
of six twelve months, wei! secured ana interest
added from day of sale on the deferred payments
iv2 CHARLES W. TURNER, Trustee.
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viii form picture OF celestial LONELINESS
fair To behold. Thus, WI it'll the waxing and
waning phases Of tho July moon, the rising.
setting, and conf Of the planets, the
midsummer nocturnal sEy Si. form q !ls,,
crssior, Of picturesoi amending variety, full
OF beautiful comb OF starry gsor u,
delightful TO aesthetic taste, rich in aronsing
emotions OF rererential awe, and fruitful ~ 10
the best kind of instruction. that winch nus
the soul from the absorbing pursuits OF time
and sense to the contemplate OF tne won
time to study astronomy, and summer tour
lists win end no more satisfactory amusement
than that which may be enjoyed in tracing
the movements and learning the names Oh
the mysterious twinklers hanging suspend
ed In the depths OF space over the noun ,,l[l
tain tops, or, glistening IN the grand shy,
reaches that arch over suburban resorts, or
mildly beaming above the dwellings that
surround the seashore.
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BY Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctoneers'
lib Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
RTriI nING LOT on TWENTY-FOURTH
STp RE1 HESR s STREET, UNION HILL. BY
SiucTioS.1By virtue OF the provisions of deed
of trust bearing date August 2. 1878, from samuel
duIv recorded i'm the clerks Office OF the County
Court of Henrieo, to secnre the payment Of Ger.
tain negotiable note mentioned In said deed. default
having been made in the payment thereof, and be,
ing renured SO to do by The holder Of said note.
shall, as trustee In said deed sell by auction, on sne
premises, on TU ESDAY the 23d day OF July, lSt
Ing IL, the county of Henrico, and bounded as fol-
lows: Beginning on Twenty-fonrth street 90 rec
from its intersection with street, running north
wardly and fronting on said Twenty. fourth street
so feet, thence running back within parallel lines
TERMS: Moderate, and made known ut the time
of sale. y. A. RICHAhDSOS.
II ITuSltc.
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by Grllbbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctionecrs,
No. ! Eleventh street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF FALUA-
" BILE BRICK DWELLING No. SOB WEST
MARSHALL STREET. NEXT DOOR 70 mGNHI
tle Richmond Chancery Court, pronounced June
25 1878, in the of Palmer rs: Rowe ct as; we
will sell at auction, uDon the premises, on IuukS-
DAY. 9Th July. 1878. at O'Clock Z. NJ, the vau-
able BRICK DWELLING located as above de-
scribed No. 500 west Marshall street. The house
contains Ave rooms and kitchen and The lot fronts
81 feet by to an alley.
TERMS: One third cash: balance In SIX anu
twelve months. with negotiable notes given Tor de,
the iitle retained until all the purchase money Is
maid JOHN s. WISE.
''. JAMES CASklE,
tyo Commissioners.
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MONROE couNTY, WEST vs..

MONROE COUNTY, WEST vs..
By virtue OF several DEGREES. rendered by the Uni
ted states District Court for The district ct West
Virginia, held Mt Charleston In the month OIL pay,
traitor OF William Erskina, deceased, ana others,
therein pending, the undersigned, special commits
.onors, win offer for sale at public auction, 10 Tue
highest bidder
ON THE 9Th DAY OF AUGUST. 1878.
Mt The White Sulphur Springs, In Greenbrer county,
SALES.--FUTURE SPRINGS,
containing about
SIX HUNDRED AND FIFTY ACRES OF LAND,
with the
BUILDINGS, HOTELS, G-oUT-HoUsEs,
SPRINGS. &C.,
connected Herewith. Under the requirments Of
said DEGREES so much OF the property VIII be hrst
offered as to exclude from said offer 2OO acres OF
land brick cottage Tue SGT n anar be
nroporty OF Mrs. NJ. M. Harrison by the court; ana
then If no bid should be made sufficient 10 cover
crees the said 200 acres and buildings set apart TO
Mrs Harrison will be also offered. both separately
and IN connection with the entire property
TERMS OF SALE: Twenty per cent. OF the pur-
cilase-moncy In cash the remainder In three equal
instalmenrs, at one, two and three years, bearing
interest Bond and security required for the cefel
red instruments.
map of the property will be exhibited at the sale
II NAV also be seen at tile Office of W. a. Quarter
Charleston. W. Va, at any time before The day OF
sale.
The Improvements upon this property are OF the
most durable character. and are capable or accom-
modating several hundred visitors: and The place
has always had high reputation as watering,
place both on account Of its local attractions ana
the medicinal qualities of It's waters Aside from lis
value as watering place, this property with It's ex
tensive building.-some of the LARGEST being Oh
misunderstanding establishment or into 4 college.
Possession given The st Of January, SI9
WILLIAM A. QUARR1ER. /
y. FlTZllUGH,
my o7-otnwtds Commissioners.
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.. narInx q fI.Es....-...Future Ilays.

4 DMINISTR AT0R'S SALE shall. as
N afirninist rafor OF W. s. Benfe, decreased. sell at
r :, nnsiinn. On THURSDAY. July is, 1873. at
a D. NJ nd his oil-fdctory, Of Stony Hun, on me
Sne.SIiie road All bis person property, nciuaing
lie Wilt
..zF HORSE, " a5f
2 WAGONS. 3Ft
!E set OF HARNESS, "A
IFEATHER-BED and BEhDSiEAD'
co6KiNG-sTOvE and contents,
~ i larpe IRON KETTLE,
40 gallons NEATS-FOOT OIL,
i lot OF CEDAR POSTS,
GRIyDSTONE,
Q pairs OF SCALES.
lot Of CROCKERY, &C., &c.,,
= : s'sss.s = - IL. G.. CROWDS. ~
Administrator of ". 8. Bcnfe.
Sale conducted by E. ID. EAcHo.
iy I 2-S TukTh ~sstts.ssa
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by GrubbS & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. 4 Eleventh street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF DOVER
~ RIGHT IN VALUABLE PROPERTY ON
MARSHALL STREET BEIrW ZEN BROOK AVE
NUE. AND ADAMS STREET AT AUCTION
by virtue Of decree of the Chancery Court OF Inc
CITY of Richmond of date June IS, 1878. in the
case OF Hill & Goddin rs. Stevenson and Others.
will proceed 10 sell ut public auction. on the premi-
ses, Mt 6 O'Clock p NJ. on FRIDAY. July 10, 1878,
the DOVER RIGHT OF Mrs Laveletc I. Steven
son in the HOUSE and LOT on The south side e.. OF
venson oicd possessed, said house being numbered
lO5 west Marshall, and cont,.ns about five rooms.
with Kitchen. The lot fronts % by - feet. The
house is rented TO 4 good tenant.
JOHN S. WISE.
iyo Commissioner.
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by George 6. vashon & Son. AuctioneerS,
No Z Tenth street.

H,RUSTEE'S SALE OF LOT ON WAL
1 NIT STREET, IN THE COUNTY OF HEN
RICO NEAR THE WESTERN LIMITS OF THE
CITY OF RICHMOND, FRONTING ON SAID
WAINIJT STREET TWENTY-FIVE FEET
Nv irue of deed OF trust executed by Alfred Lee
to- the undersigned as trustee. duly recorded in Hem
rico County Court clerks Office, default having been
made I'm the payment of The money therein secured,
I will heing thereto required by the beneficiary,
proceed to sell public auction or the premises on
TUESDAY, July 16. 1878. ut 6H O'Clock L. Al., the
PROPERTY above described.
TERMS Cash rs TO expenses OF sale anu sum
sufficient TO pay off note for S72, due June "a,
1873, with interest till paid; balance upon such
terms as will be announced at sale.
" GEORGE S. yASHON, JR.. Trustee.
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RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AND tHE>rEhAAi
KAlLEnAy. :
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
y COMMENCING NAY y, 800

CCIIEDULE OF TRAINS.
- rDNNESCINt; NAY -, -.
THROUGH PASSENGER
800 +. VI. Leaves Eichm"nG TtE>DAl,t I'M -
PAY. AID SATURDAY. ,"ut'' Il
West Point with steamer H''".'
all points on York river "i'i j..
more. ARR 'eS In BIl,'E"r" y, : "
NJ. connects with ra!i.tiHH '"T " a."
!nst0n, Philadelphia. NJ" ,f", " g.,
ton; ana all Trs ,., p,m" ,., ,.i,.,,...rJ
al lbsilnion" Win tram ~ 49, ,. ,n
and Petersburg am '"..''' '"' 800
Ohio railroads.
THROUGH FREIGHT.
,.o, ro.r.as pI.h,,n,,t ru\p,Y. WE'D
WV 90 " SESD Az mud F.Elb\I:
300 A. VI TUESDAY, THURSDAY. aui ~
ut West Point for r.T"r Hniiitr'' '"l.-
timore ana ali We tern points. '..i-
Meets al FirIm0nd " llh trains on !SrH-
monJ AMI Danyilic railroadRlchA"n!
and Petersburg anD C.:csau,IAe 49,
nhio r,tIrooIs
IOcSI PASSENGER
a.oo y NJ Leaves Richmond daily lyXrrpl >"r-
day..
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VERY VALUABLE AND DESIRABLE
Y FoUR-S.rORY BRICK TENEMENT. No
4O5, ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF FRANKLIN
sTRFET BETWEEN F0uRTHi, ,T ASD FifI III
request or The owner, who desires to invest IN ms
business, will ctrer for sale on TUESDAY the
10th day Of July, 1873. at5 O'Clock T. M npon
the premises, that VERY VALUABLE AND DE,
SiRAELE FOUR-STORY BRICK TENEMENT
situated and being as above stated. now occupied by
an excellent paving tenant at good rental, con-
tanning in the main building twelve rooms, and IN
the wing thereof eight rooms, besides closets, aun-
dry bathrooms, wood and coal.vaulti. wafer,
closets Separate and distinct for white and colored
pcrsohs chandeliersin The parlors and gas through
out The PREMISES The LOT fronts "a feet 10 inchcS
and runs back 104 feet 10 an alley, with ample cu-
vert connections. This property Is admirably ADAPT
ed TO the clearinghouse business. Tor winch IL was
Drotably used for many years. and for the use OF
private family. The whole premises are In THOR
ough repair. .,o
TERMS: One fourth cash balance at six, twelve,
and rirhtceu months for negotiable notes with six
per cent, added. and secured by deed of trust.
20 FRANCIS T. 1SBELL,
iv11 Auctioncer.
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Auction sALES-..This Day.

At AUCTION.-One HOG, taken up
N in the street by the police, will be sold THIS
MORNING at 10 O'Clock. at Adans's stable, on
Franklin street between Seventeenth and Eigh-
fcenfh Streets JOHN POE, JR.,
iy l3-1t Chief of Police.
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AND DANNlLLE RAIL
Az ROAD COMPANY.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS TAKING EFFECT
SUNDAY, JUNE % 1873.

SCHEDULE OF TRAINS TAKING EFFECT
SUNDAY, JUNE %, 1878.
THROUGH MAI. TRAIN DAILY.
No. l-l:4o p. NJ. leaves Richmond: arrives At
crIns IFS T.. NJ. prnyi'le
SOB L. NJ. Greensboro 1000
i. ". Salisbury !l.j5 T.. ~,
and Charlotte las A, VI.
No o-2:JO A. NJ. leaves Charlotte: arriv", ut
Salisbury l:5s a; NJ. Green
3nru' G:i6 4. NJ, DanyiLc
AM, Burkcvil!c lZ:5S T.. NJ,
and Richmond 3:l7 ~.
THROUGH PASSENGER TRAIN DAILY.
No. 3-ll:l5 p. NJ. leaves Richm"md; arrive; at
willie 7:23 4. H., Greensboro
9:l5 4. ST.. salisbury ll:0l \.
NJ. aud Charlotte l2:iO H. VI.
No. 4-i:l5 L. NJ, leaves Charlotte: arrives al
salisbury 5:i7 T.. ~. Green's
Doro' 1875 T.. ~. DaayiIic
OBI T.. NJ: EnrkcHllie US \.
". and Richmond "A VI
Trains Nos. aud 2 VIII MAKE close connection
at Richmond with the I:lcbmond Fredcricas-
burg and Potomac railroad 10 ana from All points
North and East: at Burkcvic with III" Atian-
lie. Mississippi aud ohio railroad to and from Farm.
S,lherlin's with the Milton aud SuthcrIin Marrow
Gauge railroad for Milton. y. c.: 1T Dundee VIA
the Northwestern North Carolina railroad for Sat1a
and intermediate points: at AIRLINE junction MIA
Atlanta and Charlotte AIRLINE.
Trains Nos. 3 and will connect Al Richmond -.
ing North aud South with the Richmond, tr".n-
rlckshure aud Potomac railroad for Washington
and all points North and West, and with III" 't.--
p.;tkc AID Ohio railroad for al; points Wet; ~
Dundee with Virginia Midland railroad T." 49,!
from Washington and all points North ana W.
at Greensboro with North Carolina railroad i"r
Raleigh, Golasboro'. and intermediate r"i'f.
at Salisbury with the Western NORTH tari".
railroad at Charlotte with the thir:'u", '"'"in-
bia and Augusta RAILROAD 10 and from all p'In'r
North and South. These trains run sai'E an g..
Richmond and Danvillc railroad, ami correct 80
above, except going north 81 sunday morning ahi
going south Monday morning. Train mHei"2 tbs
connection run daily on Echmoul frri'T'h'-
burg and Potomac aud Chesapeake an! ohm rrt-
roads except Sunday.
Trains on the v. y. G.. railroad ruN L"t""H
Greensboro and Salem daily except >Un II|.
Pullman palace drawing o"n an! >''rph',.l'
trains Nos. ana = between Nc' lI.
and Atlanta riu Richmond. a"4 on Sos. :" 2 md /
between Richmond and Charlotte. ana ElNtt'
Washington, Danyille, Charlotte, and A"-"-'A.
Tickets sold TO all southern ana SOUTHWESTERN
points, and baggage checked through.
Local tickets good only for i cuuHH iA'."Ec
between the points named on tie u'A"is. ~ ";-
over checks Will he given. ,, .....,.r
General sup r'utrDd'C o.
JOHN Y. MACliuEoC, Genera Passenger At'"''
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letter from Captain John Pnrvis 20
WallIam pcnns-.Elsgsnta.1 8S4..-k Fur.
sixss COlfccta0n...The Eirat Printed
Laws on Virginia..
I'D stors OF Dispatch he writer OF the,
following letter, the original OF which is
IN my nossession, Is believed to have been:
that Pervis who carried TO England from
Virginia -i,iost likely at the date indicated
telow--the laws of the Colony in force 70
the wear 1852, inclusive, and under whose
auspices it has been = supposed 2 they
were aprinted In London, without date
and only with the initials of tho printers
name IN. j. for j. z. J, - sometime 6 between
the years 1854 and 1857 This was the
first printed edition OF the laws OF Viz
.ginia, and is commonly known as Puru,s's
Collection.
5 1.-THE volumes Of Purvis appear TO have
been bound up with blank leaves nc the
end, for the reception OF subsequent MS
laws, and to have been distributed to the
respective counties at different times, as
some copies have more and some less OF those
Ms. acts transcribed into them." IL
j have thought that this letter might not
prove uninteresting to your readers, be-
cause OF the associations connected with 1t
OF the historic personases mentioned, and
~
ology, marking period.
Very respectfully yours,
r. A. BROCK.
Richmond, Pa, July II, 1873.
.sVIRGINlA, We Dist May, 1854.
ssHono'd friend, ~ have pred tn. you by
fowler, who / have given what possible
dispatch to you againe as wind and weather
would permit. do hope these will find yo'r
afaires as favourable to yo'r enclynations in
ord'r TO yo'r voyage home / baye sent We
best accommodations flor yo'r passadge
downe as this place can afford. The navi.
CATION Being Both safe and Easye, &C."
1.-THE 25th Instant shall have all my To
sacco on Board, and then in four or five
dayes afterwards shall be Readyc to sayle;
however, I purpose to stay, God p.mltlsng,
untin We 10th OF June, the most part OF
which time will be for thy Companie, web.
request, il you enclyne, for England. lit
might Bee with what expedition possiable
cen be afterwards the charge OF my ship
will grove heayye.
1.-The Lord Baltimore and his family past
this River Mouth about six dayes since in an
English fly boat, Capt. Evelipg commandnr,
and is now with the Lord Of dillingham;, %
who is supposed will stay most part OF this
week threw, and then the first fialre Wlnd
to sayle for England. Please to excuse my
faults and shall always RENAME TO be
.:Yo'r obliged friend d serv't,
"JNo. PURvrs."
Superscribed: "My Hono'd friend Will
liam Penn, Proprietor Il Governor Oh Pen
silvania, pr. Seal" and labelled.
1854, May 21-Letter.
CAPT. JOHN PURvIs.
a)Hening's Statutes, vol. l, pref, p.v.
iaj Governor OF Virginia.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND
" INHANOVER, NEAR ELLETTS MILL, ON
THE SOUTH ANNA RIVER.-By virtue of de-
cree Of Hanover Circuit Court, entered on The Sth
Of MAY 1878, IN the casc of Elicit &C.. u.s. ElleIts
administrator &C., we will sell at auction, at Ham
over Courthouse, en- the 18TH DAY OF LILLY;
1873 THAT being court-daYl. that TRACT OF
LAND lying On the South Anna river, in Ash
land district near Ectt's mill. in Hanover county,
containing (by survey recently madel THREE
HUNDRED AND FORTY-FIVE ACRES-former-
" owned by Robert Elicit. The land has on 1t 4
large DWELLiNG-HOUSE and good orchard aud
outbuildings, and is in good condition for farming
purposes.
: TERMS OF SALE: Enough In cash 10 pay eX-
penses of suit and sale the residue Of the BtIr-
chase-money being made payable Ill three equal
payments, secured by bonds bearing interest from
day OF sale, and falling due at one. two, and three
years. signed by good surclies; little retained until
purchasc-monc is paid.
GEORGE p. IIAW,
HILL CARTER.
ie 2o-S4w Special Commissioners.
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UNDERTAKERS.

CHANDLER Il SINNOTT, UNfa
" DERTAKERS AND CARINET-MA
KERS, No. 1913 Main street, between SevcnIn am
METALLIC and CLOTH-CoFERED BURIAL,
GASES and CASKETS. The finest llearse ana
Tack. I'm Richmond furnished All at the lowest
prices and most reasonable terms. NV 2-@oi3m
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UNDERTAKING. -

Gurials attended 10 at the shortest notice and IT
most reasonable rates. Cases and CasSefs OF ali
STYLES furnished. Hearse and Carriages Furnished
direct from my own stables; also. Whlteehiid's
Hearse isomcthing new In Richmonal.
Carriages for funei ais, rs well as.Carrtages. Bug
ties, and Horses for pleasure; also \ ane Wagon,
adapted to small pic. utcs or for band purposes
my 3-F&MSm