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nv MRS. MARY A. cox.
81, set hcme Of mr. childhood. beyond me o'ue sea-
sr =, agwet "a poe, my heart tnrns 10 nv.
she,c,er may rest, or wbefe'er may npnsa
t.ns vsnSerer an exile, away IRON, my n x,;
kItbounb IN shis land Of me " -, "'" w."
Arrgnd nae feel INV magical apei, tia If tho sea-
Thou birthplace Of freedom Vu.en -, is'' VI '
/ ,"ve inv dear name, Ia Is mttsic 10 w.
him on thy honor, bcncvo'encf 'a"''
ar,ii !, Ia 10 OF glory encirc,es thy name. 60, f,I
"a fair are thy Landscapes that arn.x ~ a"ie
~, ,,e,ict the rich ycrdure OF bill ano OF ,aet
,a.rer.. r<s.ies aud halls OF msenincepcr lou"
me,norisis OF history, bestud'lins lne lanyr ee,r
srbc, ,nacly and sd, with forfoooine -. @ ie,r
10Y senSs sIii unchanged. at whose near'h'
am missed, "a tho iIns I have
u, ,hs tears tbs, spoke words tongue never co"'
tell -. A ,,htsnerod Fare
God hle,s thee, dear England, and b'e's Wy so0'
A mS"arch more lovely this world has nor ,,isns'
c.. - Inc Goi of the widow her footsIeps 1919
a ~ Win HIS arm ard from danger "eie""'
Ad,cu beloved coun' ry, forever ~ DC
fioswerying and true In allegiance 10 '"c''
RICHMOND, VA.
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YithmoI.d 1ispatfh.
sAyy,RpAy FEBRUARY %. $780,
am Annu, Mo,her xhIpton.

We ,ecently had something TO say on to'
xnsstei Of the prophecies SO often cfeohe'
80 s,ether shipton which she did not wri'e
~ wh,ch were written after the events
a. r,cd,cted" had occurred. The New orr
.yc.rnd Of Commerce OF WEDNESDAY 'as'
seie us al about her and them, as IoIiows'
Neither shipton was veritable character
~vso lived more than three hundred years
asn. st;,l uttered number OF so-csiled pro
caheeses. They were. for the most part,
vgs,,e. upmeaning tumble OF seeming pre-,
aIcfSsss. applIcable 10 no special event, anu :,
xri;,e,s ooin, or general interest. 10 loii
a pawnhlei coutaipiog medley OF ,hls SOFT
sbiegy in hating verse. was pfinicd ID Ion
DOR. and her life end Curious l1oP"e'
eycs'' were given TO the pubic III 70 .,,,h-
IN 1854 Sir. Charles liinuley, % y, 80 ho
Ten. England, issued what purpIn'eou. " va -.
sxact reprint OF "a Chap'Dook YER
90, ;; 90 Mother SYMPTOMS prophecies, from
- et;,;on Of Is4s." In this, for the nrst tlIne
ss,s,xs xers point and pitb and specia' appn-
,.s.ion. All modern discoveries were PLAINLY
- ,ribed. and one prophecy when oegan
Z. Carriages without horses shall co.
ard Get forth The railroads, te'e2Ispns'
xsesmers. aud other modern ih'enV''"''
wound up with
e. the world 10 an end shall come
IN cs,hteen hundred aud eight-Ohe'
r,,s ~ course. quite startled the puohc'
-, ,,hor imnorfapt events OF the nine
ss.v,, century bad been soapily descrlpeu'
~ sbonld not the last prediction DC iui-
6BtdY We copied the prophecy, ana WIN
e,,t knowing anything OF lis source oe-
rooncea IL IS a forgery. An English paper
renited that il was an exact reprint oi Tue
oid edition for nearly 250 years on
Ele IN the British Museum. we sene o"i
correspondent to the Museum ana 'eai n.y.
s6a, there was a chap-book OF tna' .a,.o
kraring date 1911; anotber Oh !of-' c ~
zziuing what purporled 10 DC 4"otno .', ~
tsn's portrait; other curious p,op" 60 ~
80, ,eAe IGe2. 1867: aud Mother snip
CO. Lie and Curious Prophecies COM
,n;~se in an octave edition OF 1897. we theh
M, chased The reprint and sent TO have tnem
remnaied. This proved that fraud hSd
w. committed. The old prophecies were
a vague tumble Of local predictions mat
,-siohi have been fulfilled at any ana every
,seeade Stree their date. All the po'nted
sud interesting predictions IN the new
ias1,e were not in the old door,
Ard were either interlincations, inter-
a,ola,lons, or entirely new fragments
evidently written after the events they were
gDrsoosed to predict. We pressed the point,
acL The secret then came out. In the spring
oil 1873 Mr.. Hindley wrote letter confess
ing tlIst be had fabricated the prophecy
aboye quoted and ten others in order 10
nes.sjer his little book salable. He had START
ed i'm good faith 10 reprint The old chap-
book, bu; fudiDg ROtbing IN u apphcapic
IN ,.otjern times, he had set his own WIS
III rgo!k 10 supply the omission. we nave
gjyea this al some length, as portions OF
sbnse literary forgeres are still gong tue
rV,.so.s OF l1e press as yeritable antiques.
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nDy Grant IL Pressed Tor NOmih"-
stan.-fEe Designs OF COnkfins "n0
Cameron.

Crrom the Louisville COurlor-JournalI
General Grant viii be the Republican |
nominee. His inclination is revolution.
Speaking not thOughtlessly, but famlilarly,
it means fight or foot-race for some
body.
The ground. plan Of the Grant managers,
Hk0-are brave, able, and hlert-vely much
stronger and more Respectable tbah any
body OF cOnspirators known among men
Ejpee those who made way with Caesar. and
thus. by = curious inversion OF history,
seeking, both by paradox and conspiracy,
to bring him 10 lie again-the ground'plan
Of the Grant managers does rot rest upon
pither the I, sult of the popular vote or the
vote east in the Electoral College. MI.
ConI;,lpS knows "a we'll a. MIR. Gurus,
a5r Cameron knows as we'll as Mr.. Hal
stead. that, with all his personal popu-
larty and prestige, General Grant Is
hound 10 be the weakest candidalc, hu-
Terically speaking, the Republicans can put
in the field. But what he lacks IN NUMBERS
l,ey propose 10 make up by the force OF
fhe issue they are to precipltate upon the
country. That issue is solid Norm
aga,ns; O solid South, first. second, IN
eaJly arranged confusion OF the returns
And. by consequence, dispute OF Tue
Foup.. Here comes in the query: W no IS
N rornt The vote? The Vice President, OF
co,lr,e. for whom they claimed it before.
Bni the Vice President being set aside ny
n ai.lnval Senate, made up OF pardoncd
rebels and traitors, who next! The
two honses? But both the Senate and
Iloase OF Representatives are controlled
pY fae Confederate brigadieIs; unre-
urpiant rebels and traitors; and shall tue
tysal North permit It's Military Hero, the
xc,v man who crushed the rebellion and
ysAged these wretches their lives, 10 Dc
a,to1,ed OF his election and fraudulentiy
ero.nted out 10y such menT Perish lh'
fbaush There are two courses open l1
,ueyeut 50 horrid an accordance OF th'
s.fn.t cause" over the cause Of the Union
10 begin With, The margin is so close ina
enc impecunious may he bought; and e
eca with. the wavering may be intmidated
w any event, whilst General Grant ma!
he weak before the election, he VII
be strong after il, and, calculating the bal
zDce OF chances, the Republican party
suckled by passion and reared upon war
aBd by nature the party OF war-ls to'da
overwhelmingly for Grant; and thong
Blaine may make hot opposition, and Ha
stead, curtis, and McP hersOn-c clad In line
and fine raiment-msy put in thouSan
theories. he will be named TO do the thing
re have sketched, not merely by Conk'ln
and Cameron, but by the legions who 10
foN them.
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By j. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent aud Auctloneer,
No.lil3 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TWO
~ BRICK RESIDENCES ON TUE sOUTI,-
WEST CORNER OF FIFTH AND CAhl
Wbiiile ps. White 81 ais entered IN the Rich
fond Chanccry Court 10Th of June, is7s' the I'M
will ee on the premises at public auction, on FRI
DAY 5ih OF March. 1880, al 8 O'Clock r, NJ; those
TWO BRICK DWELLINGS, WIN lsrts columns
in front on the Invest corner OF fifh and Cary
stress the lots fronting fiirh street 80 ieei eseh
and running back between parallel lines 100 feet TO
an aley. ,.,,
Ave minute wax OF the post-ofee, and in an ex-
celent neighbOrhCod.
and et hteen uonths interest added, and lille re-
tanned III all the purchase money Is paid ard con-
JOHN A. MERTDITH,
special COP. missioner
J.THoNPsoS BROWN, Aacuoneer. te27
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Real Estate Agent and AUctioneer,
corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LOT
" AND FRAMED STORE AND DWF LING
At THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF LEIGH
AID TWENTY. NINTH HTKEETS.-A commits
sioLer of NJ Circuit Court Of llentico county en-
iered Ola ine llth DecerAber, le79,r, the case 81
SadLr uS. Union Building Fund % .mpany, shall
offer for sale at public Auct on. the premises,
TUESDAY he % Mfich, lsS0.'a o'clock i. NJ,
The PROPERTY loe ated as soo' e, fronting 80 feet
on The west line o; Iwe,nly-r nih street running
this Lot there Is a FRAY ED TENEMENT, long
used as retail grocery store lregarcei an excel
lent stand. aud also y NEAT, COMFORTABLE
FRAMED DWELLNG.
1RRMs: One ihj'. ii cash; balance at SIX ana
twelve months for negotiable notes, Interest added
paid aud COD, eyapce ordered by the Court
! fez0 HILL CARTER, Commissioners
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PASS FINGER TRAINS.
800 L. NJ. Lea We Richmond daily tcNcrot sun
da' } connecting al West Point on
Tuesday. THUR DAY. ami AZ
IRDAY with steamers for all land-
ings on the York river aud for BALL
more.
THROUGH FREIGHT TRAINS.
$50 A. Nh Leave Richmond daily except sum
1000 g. NJ, day. connecting at West Point WIN
steamers for baltimore On MONDAY,
Tuesday, WE'D ESDAG:
THURSDAY, aud sATtRDAf
with STEAMERS for New York ON
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, ana
FRIDAY; with steamer, ior Proyl;
dence and Boston on TUESDAY and
FRIDAY.
PASSENGER TRAINS.
loco A. VI. Arrive at Richmond daily texcep1
sunday, connecting At West Pom
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SAT-
TkDAY with steamers nom Balll-
more.
THROUGH FREIGHT TRAINS.
s:55 r. Nj Arrive at Richmond daily texCepi
500 4. NJ. Snndayh connecting az West Poini
with steamers from Baltimore, New
lork, Providence, aud Boston.
No transfer Of freight az Richmond TO or ron
southern points. Cars run through between Atlanta
and West Point.
Csrefui handbag and dispatch, With loves. rates
Through bills of lsding, with guaranteed rates
Issued 10 all northern aud western points.
| For Information, apply at olnce OF the comaan'
| Twenty third aud Dock streets, Richmond, VA
! oe4 II. I. DOUGLAS, Superintendent"
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by Frank ID. Hill & CO..
Zeal Estate Agents and Auciionecr',
No. HOS Main street.


TRUSTEES SALE OF BEAUTIFUL
L BUILDING LOT on FLOYD sIREET, one
SQUARE FROM MONROE PARK AT AIt lion:
nv virtue of a deed of trust from Thomas Dunnlll
and wife, dated June Is, 1877, and duly recorded
in the Richmond Chaucery Court clerks once 10
n made, signcd Trustee, default having been made
i'm the payment Of a certain note therein sec ured
and at lie request Of tie beneficiary w, S,u AZ
puiIlic auction, upon the premises, on MONDAl'
March s. / so. at Al O'Clock T. VI, all ihat GER
tain Lot OF LAND IN the city OF klchm"inS2 , oe,
ginning on the north sid, Cf FLOYD ST. rect 10 itet
west of Cherry street. thence running westwardiy
6eyween parallel lines 1919 feet to alley 20 feet
wide. A.. -
the locatlo of this lot and Us prospective value
should attract the attention OF parties desiring 10
buid In the Wet End -, -,
This desirable lot j. only one square from Tie resi-,
aencc of John E.. Shafer. Esq, Monroe PARK. ana
Bishop Moore Memorial chapel, and the nvighOor-
hood T. excellent ~. . =,
this sale aud "A note for $500, with Interest IRON
October 2. 1879. BY consent, more liberal terms
NAV be ANNOUNCED on day of sale.
e. Oh FRANK u. HILL. Trustee.
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BY Robert Il. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and Auct!oncer,
1912 Main street.


VALUABLE REAL + 5 + \ I + ON
Y MAYO STREET, IN THE CITY OF RICH
MOND, FOR SALE AT PUBLIC ACETlON.-By
virtue of a decree pronounced by the thlnceTy
Court or the CITY of Richmond on the oath day Of
February. 1880. IN the suit of Augustine rs.
Cochran. &C. therein pending, ] shall proceed on
THURSDAY the 4th day of March, 1850, at .
O'Clock T. NJ of that day Or fair IL no, on me next
fair day thtrta ter at the same hour, to Offer for
sale AZ public auction. on the premises 10 the high
est bidder. that valuable improved REAL ESTAI +
on the east side of Mayo street In the city gf Rich
mOnd. between Franklin and Broad streets, fronting
80 feet on the east side Of Mayo street and running
back between parallel lines l2S feet. 80, 49,.
The improvements consist of a F0U R-SI oRl
ACHED STOCK-BRlCk DWELLING OF
nine rooms covered with good Slate roof. TWO
BRICK KITCHENS In yard of three rooms each
G oset and culveri connections. The premises are
now rented at f20 per month, and are In very good
order. ,
TERMS : Enough I'm cash to defray the eNrcn es OF
sale and The sum of $4,000 the residue OF The pur-
chase -money t. he on credit OF xix aud twelve
months, in two equal insttlmcnts interest added
from day of ale. a6d title 10 be retained until lhC
whole purchas e. money IS paid aud CONVEYANCE or
dered by the Court HENRI q, CAN SN'
fe u Spclal Collnll,-lo.cI.
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By Robert y. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and Aucii0ncer'
1912 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TWO
y TRACTS OF GOOD. LAND ~ iiENRIlC,0v
COUNTY. on NlNE-MlLE ROAD; Abot - StA
MILES FROM CORPORATIONS LINE. MD IN
TENDING BACK TO RICHMOND, YOkk KYLE
AND CHESAPEAKE GAiLROAD. BY AUCTION.
Nv virtue Of a decree Of the thancery Court ~ me
city of III hmond, in the cause of Plc9t and G.s rs
Lova and nis.. entered on the 2l'i day OF tt Dru-
,ry 1850. wrsba sell by puhlic 1uctioh ~ tenrlc0
comfy court house. az 2 O'Clock VI. on MONipAt
The sin dav Of March. $50 (that being cOurt-hayl
those I WO TRACTS OF LAND conialnii gtoGct!tf
rs I7-l00 ACRES. and known A. he land oi Slr;
r. n picot aud fronting on both The Nine MIC r,dd
and York River railroad, ard hes abOui TX lhi'9
t',rv Jennings. and others. The soil is good and
there Is upon The land some good iiuofr. ,.o,
no parties wi hing TO purchase good piece %!
land near the city on good road This offers good
opportunity. ... iii,
TERMS: one fourth cash; balance upon credlt
Of four eight. and t. eye months. with Interest
added T. n gOrble notes. payable ~ bahh' ~ i,'c
withheld unti All The purchase money i pdld ana
conveyance i, ordered by the Court, ,,-,.,,
4. Il. COURTNEY.
JAMES II. bOOLt1.
f. Oh Special Commit sion'rs.
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By Frank y. Iiill & Co.,
Real Estate Auctbncers,
HOS Main street.

AND ASSlGNEE'S
JIENKiCO COUNTY AND RICHMOND CITY
At ATCTiON.-In execution Of decree OF The
1haneery Court of the city Of Richmond of tebru-
arv o6 1880. in he cause styled Grant re. Tuckey
ne undersigned, 81 ectal commissioners VIII stl at
rublic auction on MONDAY the Sih ~ March
$50 AT II o'c'ock NJ, I'm front Of llenrico county
court house, a TRAt T OF LAND containing SlA'
TY THREE ACRES. situated about seven mlies
from Richmond. on the New Market ROAD III the
county Of IenllcO. -,
After whicn-say at 4 Y O'Clock II. we VIII sell.
on the PREMISES, the FIR AME HOUSE and i.OI on
SichoI,on street lin Fulton), city OF hlchlnchu'
now occupied ty Samuel Tuckey. The l0i ifoniS on
the east side OF Nicholson stree 81 ltCi. WIN
deptb n I46 feet. The house l. new, and contains
about five rooms and necessary Out'nuldiuss pump
of good wa or on INC lot ,.,
The purchaser Of each parcel Of llud by ms dc-
cree VIII be required To deposit with tne comm :
sioners the cash payment ~ lie time the property
Is knocked OUT and If not done. the prop rty VIII
Inc forihwiih offered publicly for sale again.
TERMS Cash a. To one fourlh ol thc purCha e
money balance upDH credit OF fOllr' cight' hui
twelve months for negotiable notes, interest added
from DAY of sale aud title retained until the pur
chase-money Is PAID in full! ahd CONVEYANCE ordered
by the Court. JouN y: ,ttIIhnrL- In
WILLIAM HANCOCK,
special Commi siOner-.
Will unite in the foregoing sale bY virtue OF ne
cree Of 29d January. i $50. of United STATES DIS
trict Court for Eastern District Of virginia ~ re
Samuel Tuckey. bar krupl. .
% JANIS y. ~ Nl."I AS-lZIc-.
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c. = ,.o r. Iassh,oa. Dr., A'''l0ne'r'
BY '"'' els NAN street.

- -->- - susi,,on. Jr' Auctioneer'
BY Jn0 g. a nu' MAN stree.
MAsuTAor D5n,'' SALE.
am ooo RICH TRIPLE sILvE"-rhArho
'io'' WARE,
r,,,r.urrLrRY AND CLOCKS
,-.,oSsn AND MANUFACTURED by
DEslesh .',, rrp.pLA ATE COMPANY MERI-
TAuNio. coupAsY. AND ROGERS
BROTHERS,
=, o1s Main street, on aoNDAi' . na's" ,''' ~
n An. and r. ~, aud continue sa'''
" until the en-. ire stock Is sold
rb, stock consists IN part oi
s-rl ,cr.p,rcHERs. TILTlNG-sETs'
FpFRGNEs, CENTEE-fih'S1'
BAKISG-DIsHEs, c.KEBAsK ETs,
1 SaI,p 'TTrnFFNs. ToLET-sETs, WAiiEh
ysrs pIcKLE.CAsToRs, GoBLETS'
CUPS, &c. &c. tso
ooo do,eu ROGERS CE .EBRAThD ihfEn i'
'oV 1V .Trn KNIVES. FORKS, TABLE DIES
sFpT- and TEASPOONS; LADIES, CAh'
yERs; MUSTARD, SALT anu so"A "
SPOONS. &C.. sc.
The goods are arsiclass. manul'c,nreu IN a sn'
best manner, ,riple-plate with pure s'Ner on nnr'
white metal. bearing the TRADEMARKS VI 'lc 'e'e
brated manufacturers and will be soiu
POSITIVELY WITHOUT RESERVE.
Ladies' are specially invited to attend the sales aho
exhibitions. -
These goods have been sod by me for 'evera
vears mast. and have been bought by our hes! clt
zen,: all OF whom will testify 10 the superiority o.
their qualify. JHO' T. LAO"iil ON' ""'
% 90 o, AuctiOneer.
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by Polndcxier & Topper,
Real Estate Agents and Aucuoneers,
1900 Main street
lnnhnr plnn,1r, NatiOnal BaEkl

VVRJrSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE
4 BUILDING-LOT ON EVENTEENTH
STREET BETWEEN RICHARD AID BALD
WIN STREETS-By virtue Of the provisions of a
deed of trust executed by John Mah0ny 10 The UNI
dfrsigntd. dated February /, 1878, default having
been made utle payment ofhe note therein secured.
we will sell by auction On the premises on SATUk-
DAY, March 6th, az o'clock T.. Vi, the following
described property certain LOT or LAND on
he YVES, SIDE of Sew nteeLth between Richard and
Baldwin, fronting Il feet ana extending back =
feet 10 an alley. also, certain LOT adjoining The
above on the north, fronting 20 feet and extending
back feet te an alley, upon when slahus u
STABLE aud other improvements.
TERMS: sufficient In cash TO pay expenses or sale
and not. OF 5000. with interest from February j,
1850 and the balance upon snch terms IS will be
announced az sale. FURMAN UPPER,
Il. II. CARDW ELL,
fe26 Trustees
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FURNITURE.

FURNITURE! FURNITURE!-In
Il offer for sale 200 suits OF Chamber Furni- u
ture, In price from s23 to 5000, from the best Ff
manufactures East and West also Of my OWNS
make, together with full line of Paror, Office, an
Kitchen Furniture, and every article ip the Furni
ture line Also, Cabinet Makers Supplies Of every
des criptiop. VIII duplicate Baltimore prices. Par
ties In want Will save money by giving me call.
Office and warerooms 1893 Main street, near fif-
teenih street. Workshops 10, 10, aud 20 north Fiji
teeBth street. WILLIAM DAEtRON.
fe lS.3m
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SALE OF \ SMALL AND
| VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND IN CHES-
M RFItLD COUNTY, NA.-By virtue of deed
OF trut from II. II. l'chfori to the Undersigned
trustee. hearing date the IAN day Of October.
1879 and recorded In The clerks Office OF the CCun
~ Court of Chesterfield county. Va, 10 secure
certain debt therein named. wlll Ofir for sale on
the gin DAY OF MARCH, 1850 court d1yl. ~ II
O'Clock NJ. In front OF the court house OF Chester
ncld county, nv public auction, the following REAL
E>TATE--tG Wit: A SMALL AND VALUABLE
TRACT OF LAND in said county. containing
ONE HUNDRED ACRES, abouf four miles east Of
tn Clover-Iiil Coal Mn.s and adioining he lands
of Gror.e WOOddn, Stephen Wilkinson, RUNNER
Clarke. aud O.hr.s. This being The same land or
which John w p.ichfOrd died .c'zed and possessed.
Psriie, desiring wood or lumber VIII do well 70 al
tend his sale. - -, .-,,-
TERMS: Cash. MEADE IIASKINS.
Trustee
FpANKL SAMPSON AuctiOneer. T. 2J-llt
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Editors Dispatch Your correspondent
81 What Next who dates from Henry
comfy, writes with yigor and spirit; but
would like TO know what be means by Moses
isf;ing "the golden serpent out OF the lana
"A Frypt.', A FRIEND OF MOSES.
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HVOIIDAY CHINA GOODS.
TUT LATEST NOVELTIES IN THE WAY or
GLASS AND POTTERY.
C0wurs,rONEwe' NOTICE.

COMMISSIONERS OFFICER
narrower COUNTY, VA, February 8. 1850.
VIkTUERTON,S ADMINISTRATOR VS..
II ROWZlE, Z. jim HANOVER CIRCUIT
COURT. 81 = ,,...o.
conn,y entered In this cause the 9th day Of &C.
iober $40. 1T is ordered that one of the commits
sioners OF aid court do ascertain and report
ls' The deDis and demands against The state OF
Mary A. Eatherton, with their amounts and pri-
0riic l.. a., ,, =
the plaintiff In this cause.
Sd. Who are the devisees and distributes of the
SAID Eaherton.
4ib Any other matter deemed proper, &C.
Publication of this notice for four successive
weeks ia come newspaper published In The city OF
Richmond 90 he equivalent TO personal service upon
all parties interested IN this suit.
The ps,ties TO this suit will take notice that have
ax,d unon THURSDAY the llth day of March
noE, and Town Hall at Ashland, Hanover county
AS The time and place for executing the above de-
cree, when and where they are Itqnred TO be pres
ent. $500 ,,,..
Givcn under my hand this 9th day of February
| 1880. . Z. hhDD,
Hanover Circuit Court.
SANDS, LEAKE & CARTER, te 7.s4w
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By James VI. Tay Tor & son,
Zeal Estate Agents and Auctioncrrs'
Office corner of Eleventh and BANK streets.

Office corner or Eleventh am BdHh obe''''
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF NALU,
\ ABLE REAL ESTATE ~ THE CIinl, ~, 1E
ELClMoND: C4AsISIiING5 or THnI'n Iw ii'L =
nESlRAhLE EEL STTl'fSsc "TrHHn RS%FPTii
EAST CoRYER OF MATS APP, AMP 81 SyEEiHiT
TEENTII STREEIS AND 4SGEttLpN % 100
BY ME>SRS. LEWIS & ASllER - Hh
GOODS STORE, No. 1902 * j. 4: GlL VIZ. ~ sr; y
BAKERY AID 40 IL N0RIH III 2GE h,HnddV yTE
HERMAN MORRIS A. CLOl HING TOY a--by
virtue of a drcree rendered BY tie itichm7 gd pan
eely Court on the 2lst day Of February. leoV' IN
the sui Of Dill's devices rs. Aliens devised. ne
undersigned. rs special commissioners nan ' Z, ~
said decree will offer for sale AT nuDic aucnon ulDa
the premises on WEDNESDAY ne IV,h Gay oi
March. 1850. commencing at O'Clock L. VI" mos
DE>IR NBLE STORES rs above located: 80; IlUU
east Main street fronts - a. ltet o ~ Co., ~,
an alley i'm common three feet VIDE No. W.
which adjoins the above on the cas- Ironl'
20 1922 feet, and runs back on us ca''ern Xxx
about A. S-l2 feet. ana on its western me- WhI,u
l. nm IRREGULAR one. the same depth aud No. l
north Seventeenth street (Which Is Immediately IN
rear Of me no00r} linz OF AZ feet ana
lis southern line, winch l. an irregular one the
Tbo,r ri ,poseI to purchase are invited 10 exam
inc The properly before the daf Of -alt' aud by H.
Ing at the Office of The aucioneer' map oi TIC
The l'ration of This propertv. and the fact that 1t
isnow Yielding. and has always Yielded Rpo1 IN
come. should be sufficient luduceHtht Ipt any V'i'
TO purchase. either for speculation or SOLID invest
mcit. . IT,
Twelve and eighteen months. for nceo lldDir ny
with Interest added from he dry OF sa'p the nun 20
be retained until the whole uurtha &c. money J. 'l,l
ana "A CONVEYANCE orieIed by the Court. FOR caCh
creGit-paym.nt the purchaser VIII DC itqnren 10
give two NOES OF equal amounts.
". VI GILLIAN
HENRY G. CANNON,
Special Commissioners.
sale conducted by JAMES NJ TAYLOR < S9N'
aIrl innNNrs. ~ .