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Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-09-07

sc 6--dtds
T AND FOR SALE.--By virtue of decree pro-
L nounced by the county court of Prince Edward we
shall proceed sell to the highest bidder the premises
on TUESDAY the 18th day of September next that val
liable Tract of Land belonging to the estate OF Jas D.
Wood Decd and lying the waters OF Bush River and
Evans Creek, containing 1904 acres by recent survey
This tract lies about miles from the located line of the
Richmond and Danville Railroad, and about miles from
Prince Edward Court House. and is justly considered
of the most ualuabe tracts Of Land in this whole section
of country
The improvements are excellent, consisting of large
two-story dwelling House, good Creamery and 10 good
Tobacco Houses and other outhouses and the tract
tans good proportion of wood land and low grounds,
and very large proportion OF well improved tobacco lots
Persons wishing to make investments in Land would do
well examine the premises (Which will be shown to any
one by either of the commissioners, or by MIR Harris who
lives on the place. it is considered perhaps the best
tract of land of its size in the county Full possession will
be given the lst OF January next the purchaser having
the privilege of seeding crop of wheat after the sale,
TERMS The above Land being sold for division among
required in CASH. bond with good security due at IL
months and bearing interest from the day of SALE and the
balance payable three equal annual nstalmentsthe pur
chaser giving bond with good security, and the title
be withheld until the whole OF the purchase money shall
have been paid and the purchaser paying the
said Land from the time Of possession of the same.
JOHN A. SCOTT
ALBERT G. GREEN
NATH'L. d. PRICE.
Prince Edward county, July "a, l919 jy 29-lawtds
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se5 s. ~'G McNAUGHT, RoYsTER & co.


SITUATION WANTED.-A French Lady (who
- understands the English,) highly recommended, is
family or Institution for young ladies' in this city or the
country She can teach French, Music, piano and Sing
ing1 Drawing, in all its varieties such Flowers, Land
scape &c, Chenille and Silk do; Artificial Flowers Hair
Work, Of all kinds; Wax Works. and all sorts of EN-
broidery and Needle-work. Terms will be moderate.
Address, post paid to Mad de Montal Richmond, Va,
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BY GEORGE j. SUMNER.

a UCTION ROOMS, No. FIFTEENTH STREET.
N G. J. S. will give his personal attention to sales OF
Real Estate, Stocks Of Merchandise Horses and Car
rages Groceries, Dry Goods Furniture, &c, either in the
city country, the most reasonable terms, and will
make liberal advances on consignments.
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lvH removed to Grace street. where her school will be
reopened for the reception OF Boarding and Day Pupils
on the LIST Monday in October next.
Terms heretofore The Languages, Music and
Drawing, will be taught by experienced Professors.
Sc 5-eod4thOet
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BY GEORGE J. SUMNER.

ANEW Il SECONDHAND FURNITURE,
Ia PIANOS AND MISCELLANEOUS ARTI-
Giles, AT AUCTION-On FRIDAY, the 9TH inst,
commencing halp o'clock, at the store occupied
by Mcknight, Royster & Co.. will be sold public auc
tion without reserve, large and valuable assortment of
and secondhand household Furniture, embracing
every variety.
ALSO Several very good secondhand Pianos-good
instruments
ADDITIONAL
Tobacco, Cigars horse and mule Collars Saddles Bri-
dies Clocks, Looking Glasses Crockery Lamps Stoves
large outdoor Lamp and Pillar.
Terms at sale.
Sc 5 McNAUGHT ROYSTF,R IL co
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NHARLES PHELPS 81 SON, AUCTION
V EERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
corner of Main and Market streets, Lyncbars pa re-
spectuy announce their friends and the public, that
they have associated themselves under the above style and
firm for the purpose of conducting GENERAL A UC-
TJON AND COlllIISSION BUSINESS, and fatter
themselves from the long experience they have had part
cuary the senior partner they cannot tail giving sasac
ton -
consgnments and pledge themselves to use their best
ertions for the interest of their consgnors and will settle
all sales promptly as soon as closed ,,,,,,r
c. R, PHELPS.
REFERENCES.
Chiswell Dabney, President Bank OF Va
Alex Tompkins, Cashier Farmers Bank J.vncbbnro
Micajah Davis, Esq.
Ambrose B. Rucker Esq,
Alexander Mott,
Inloes & Brother,
Geo. J. Sumner Richmond,
Sutton d. Winston
Tinsley & Bryant se6 dim
nod LIVER OIL, p1pe--A supply Just received
u and for sale by
ALEX DUVAL, Druggist,
see l47 Main street.
@SPTS. TURPENTINE.--35 bbls., receiving and
- for sale by -
ALEX. DUVAL Druggist,
see l47 Nam street.
DEARL DENTIFRfCE.--A fresh supply just
fF' ALEX. DUvAL'S,
sec l47 Main street,
NXT ANTED, SALESMAN to attend to public
' ''''' ' '>P'' ALEX. MOTT,
au Is 81 Main street.
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Transmitted for The Baltimore American.

Transmitted of The Baltimore American.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 4tt.
Steam6oat Accident-AfdifS at Round Island ar-
ketS.
On Sunday last the steamer Leonora collapsed 1ue
on Lake Ponchartran, this city, by which fireman
was killed, and two others badly scalded.
Much excitement exists here regard &c the conduct
OF the Commanders of the United States vessels towards
the persons encamped on Round Island The proclama-
tons issued and theatsmade by Commanders Fulton and
Randolph are considered by the principal newspapers
here altogether illegal.
The officers ofhe Round Island expedition have applied
to the legal authorities Pascagoua TO have the United
States officers arrested for cutting off their provisions and
otherwise moesting them.
1t is generally thought that the officers Of the United
States vessels have exceeded their instructions
There have been sales Of 700 bales of Cotton since the
receipt OF the Caledonas news Prices were full and
holders asking higherrates
The health of the city is very good the ntermens alto
gether being only rs No cholera.
Transmitted for the Baltimore American.
BuFFALo, N Y, Sept 5, P. M.
Progress of the President
General Taylor left here this day for Washington by
the way OF Lake Ontario. His health very much I'M
proved-indeed it may be considered restored.
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NOTICE.-Will besold at Springfield, in the county
~ of Henrico, the late residence OF Mrs. Elizabeth
Cook, Decd on FRIDAY, the 18th instant, the crop of
Com, Oats, &C. Farming Implements, Barouche and
Cow; also, Negro Woman good cook and washer.
TERMS OF SALE-For all sums under $50, cash. over
that four mouths credit for approved endorsed notes
The Farm will be rented the same time for the bal
ance OF the year, with the privilege of the next.
J. H. Wake,
Curator of the Estate OF Elizabeth Cook, decd,
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NALL TMPORTATToN--Ssptember Sd,

HALL IMPORTATION--Septem Sd, 1875
Howell and Henry Pratt arriving from Liverpool, our sup
ply OF EARTHEN WARE AND CHINA, direct from
the manuae and by arrivals from the North we
rich cut GLASSWARE, together with supply Of
Looking Glasses Casters, Walters and every variety of
FANCY GOODS well suited for the country trade
Merchants are invited to examine our stock.
STEBBINS, DARRACOTT & CO.,
NJ
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DIR. TOWNSHIPS sARsApARlLLA DE.

DNs TOW NSFlN DIS ; a HSlAFA RIE1A De-
POT, No. 1872 North Second street Philadelphia
NOTICE TO DEALERS.--T w. DYOTT &
SONS are hereby appointed sole agents for the sale
Townsends Sarsapala for the city and county OF Phla-
dealers prices, And we do not in future hold our
selves accountable for the genuneness Of Sasapara
that may be procured from any other source but through
our Sole Agents, T. w. DYOTT & SONS.
gB Take notice OF the Specimen Show Bottle in front
OF the Depot No 1872 North Second street, door
the Buck Hotel CLAP & TOWNSEND
n. B Be sure to apply to the Sole Agents.
Don't mistake the place. No. 1872.
SEQ Us" DR. DYO1Ta 81
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WIsTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY,
for the OF Coughs Colds, Asthma Group Bleeding Of
the Lungs, Whoopng Cough, Bronchitis Influenza, Short
ness OF Breath Pain and Weakness in the Breast Side
Liver Complaint, and the first stages OF Consumption
All the different signatures, said to be the genuine article
for sale by r. W. DYOTT q SONS,
No. 1872 North Second street, Philadelphia.
N b. There being various persons claiming to be the
propreors OF the above described PREPARATION our
ers when they order will please be particular mention
whose preparation they wish to have as have with
the signatures of l. Butts, VIM M Spear, Sanford &
Park, DR.. Wsta &c; all OF which claim to be the gen
uine article se4
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-09-07

CABINET FURNITURE, &c.-At the House
~ Furnishing Ware Room under the City Hotel has
recently been received consignment, handsome
Spring seat Sofas Ladies Cabinet Bureaus, different
Styles mahogany and seat Rockers fancy and plain
Bureaus; mahogany and stained Wardrobes; Bedsteads
Tables, &C. together with large of CHAIRS,
embracing every variety OF pattern All for sale invoice
prices SET
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KNORSES AT AUCTION.-.On SATURDAY
HH morning, 9Th inst, at half past nine O'clock at the
large lot on Cary street, opposite Mr. VIM, Woods sta
BILE, will be sold several fine saddle and harness Horses
SEQ GEO. ]. SUMNER, Auct.
CARRIAGE AND HORSES.--Wil be added to the
sale on Saturday Morning, at the Horse Mart, good
broke Horses.
Auat
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Tickets $50 halves $40, quarters S. certificate o.
package Of wholes $780, halves $l3O, quarters $50.
The Tickets the above Lotteries received, and
all orders addressed to us will the prompt and
confidential attention. Address,
D. PAINE & co. Managers
iy % Richmond Va
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HAIR DY E.-FLETcHER, at the American, changes
red light grey hair most beautiful black or brown
insantaniously, without the least injury to the skin.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-09-07

RICHARDSON Il CO., No 49, Main street
Ma and opening large and well selected stock OF
FALL DRY GOODS, to which they respectfully invite
the attention of BUYERS.
Their assortment this season will embrace every variety
of STAPLE AND FANCY GOODS consisting Of
AND DOMESTIC GOODS, and all articles usually
kept in wholesale store.
In store Buckskin and Tweeds, Sattnes Kerseys Lin
Prints, &c &c. au 30 16t+
80 Intending to remove my boot and shoe making es
Ml Enlistment, in connection with my brother Jacob
Carr 49, Main street. opposite the Banks the store
Of Main and Governor Streets offered for rent and
possession given the 18th September
au 80 HENRY KARR
GTRATTON's OFFICE, No. S, South 14tn
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GROCERIES, FURNITURE, sc.
On TUESDAY Morning, 18th instant, at 81 o'clock
will be sold above, assortment of Groceries,
and second hand House Furniture and many Mscea-
neous Articles.
SCI GEO. ]. SUMNER, Auct.
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GTRATToN's OFFICE, No. S,

Let all the world say what they can,
For selling prizes, STRATToN's the man.
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A FRESH supply OF all kinds Of Nuts, such as AL
N monds Walnuts, Filberts, Palmetto and Pecan Nuts
has just been received; for sale by
ANTONIO PIZZINI
No IL
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DER SCHR VIRGINIA AND OTHER AR

80 TIERCES Hams, damaged; II do Shoulders
IL IL damaged-anding for sale by
SCI JOHN WOMBLE & Co
ARD OIL.--Weare regularly supplied with this
IL article from the best manufacturer for sale
SCI JOHN WOMBLE & Co
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aYOW AND CALF FOR SALE have for
" sale privately, very fine mich Cow and young Calf
raised the neghborhood Of the city lfnot sold private
Ky before Saturday, the 9Th nst she will then be sold at
auction. without reserve.
sc ALEX MOTT
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THE MON.


the quotations stocks if the latter are held abroad
and in firm hands. -
We must also bear in mind that, by law OF Congress
the whole proceeds from the sales OF the public lands Is 70
be Invested in United States six cents MS law must
into operation, and then the United Staes ihem
selves become purchasers annually 70 the amount o.
S+00O,000, Whereabouts. BY the law as Stood the
Secretary OF the Treasury limited to purchase the STOCK
at par but is clear that this rate no United states
cents again be obtained the last Congress
has taken oil the restriction requiring the secretary Pn
chase at the market price the day lie Is Obliged 10
keep the sum resulting from the sale OF the public land
separate from all other public moneys, and TO employ IL
solely IN the purchase OF the stock without any discretion
airy power Of his
The government is also holder of Indian funds to the
amount of six millions the whole proceeds OF which must
be Invested In United States cents all which must
necessarily contribute 10 establish the credit OF the govern
ment the nnest basis and place ii alb rye any con
tDgency that possibly arise. We secure at home,
and can only profit in commercial point of view, by the
reverses and insecurity OF all things in Europe In fact long
before the present United States bonds fall due, the debt
will be virtually exngulshed, unless holders refuse TO sell
their bonds But should, from any circumstances now un
oeseen, new loan become necessary (ay IN the course
OF one or two years from now is not INDUCING IN an ex
travagan speculation that United States Tour per
cent loan could be readily negotiated at par.
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DeIn0CratIC gam lJJ :, =,
gave the following majores For Taylor-Fayette 1913;
Nicholas 49, Braxon 76--toal 3l4. For Cass-Gll.
mer lOl-net majority for Taylor 2l3. Result doubtful
In Fauquier county the struggle has been very great
After three days voting, it results Gas the Flag Of rs
tells us) returning to the House of Delegates Mr. Hume
Ga whig) first, and in creating tie between Messrs
Honer and Tebbs (democras)-each of them being sew.
eneen votes ahead of Robert g. Scott of the strong
est wings in the State, and Of the most popular
in his county. He has lost his election by having op
posed the resolutions of the last Legislature on the Wmo
Proviso The sheriff and the commissioners have given
the casting Mr. Inman Hcrner, OF the rmes
and abest democrats in the State.
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We rejoice to learn that this worthy representative OF
democracy is again named candidate for Congress in
Tennessee. The disposition manifested on the part OF
some democrats there to Independent candidate
against the nominee OF the convention deserves recon-
sdeaton and in these days of close running should be
repudated by every true hearted republican The only
measure which be adopted where there is iostling
and competition among democrats, is to hold conven
ton of the deputies Of the peopleas is pracsed in
Indiana and other Satesand submit the selection of the
candidate to their decision.
The next House Of Representatives bids fair to be dem
ocrac, unless the democrats defeat their party by
double running Let leave such things TO adver
saries, and with spirit of compromise and harmony
concentrate upon known to be true, and who be
slsctsd the easiest by the people.
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Majority for Averett

AT the last election, two years ago, Fournoy beat
Tredway dem) but one vote DR.. Aveett is of the
ablest writers and soundest politicians in Virginia There
is no man who ever for the Richmond Enquirer
with more vigor and beauty than 1.-The Democrat in
Earnest" This de guerre and well does he deserve
the title he assumed He met his antagonist (Flournoy)
at every point And among other misrepresentation he
repealed the nsinua,ion made by Mr. Fournoy that Gen
Cass had received double mileage senator OF the
United States He said that General Cass had taken his
seat about o'clock the night of the adjournment
and he did not know for what, unless was to receive
extra mileage When the certificate Of Mr.. Dckins, the
Secretary of the Senate, appeared in the Union, Mr.
Fournoy said he had positively made the assertion,
but only stated the ac,s by which he was led to the infer
ence But prominent wing lawyer did directly assert
that General Cass had received it when fortunately for
the cause of truth and justice. that very night the evil
dence was received to blow the Islander skyhgh DIR.
Avere (says our correspondent was "too much for Mr.
Fournoy upon the stump In Halifax he (A) had rs
more votes than any candidate for Congress ever re-
ceved" He had resigned his seat in the State Senate to
run for Congress- and by his superior talents and the
exerions of his friends he succeeded in his object.
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and mad with emancipation, were committing excuses
worse than those at Hampton the year before subjectng
the whole country to their horrd outrages About noon
the air charged with the fold electricity OF panic
and of storm, the ladies pursued their weary and
dsconsoate retreat Gen. Young, commanding brigade
OF Virginia militia, in his official report TO the invssuga
ting committee of the House of Representatives, says that
they were delayed on their march to join General Win
der "by an alarm of domestic nature, which he was so
country people who came to him for protection he halt
ed his brigade and sent light troops and troop of
cavalry 10 ASCERTAIN the fact, which finally proved
Gus The terror of Cockburn's formidable enormtes
was more conquerng than arms. Gen. Young next day
actually stopped Mrs Madison, insisting that she must
moi be suffered to go without an escort
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.
TUESDAY MORNING MAY 8, ls4o.

o. Mr. C. W. JAMES. No. Harrison street. Cincinnati ohio,
general travelling for the States assisted by
Smith, J. T. T. O. Smith, Frederick Hawse John
w. Armstrong Jasen Taylor, M Stevenson W. Ramsey. and
Perrin Locke.
CO. Mr. ISRAEL T. JAMES s2 South Tenth street, PhiladeI
phs general travelling agent assisted by James X Whip
Pile, VIM H. Weld, o. H. STEM John B. Weld T. s. Waterman
John Collins James Deering Albert Wellington, X James,
Henry Pat, and 4. A. Evans.
o. MIR HENRY M LEWIS Of Montgomery, Alabama, is eur
elng agent for Alabama and Tennessee assisted by
D. b. Brett
o. Our particularly requested 10 make qas" returns
Office and especially regard subertes and diseOn'
fisuanees.
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(1LERMONT SAlo.-The residence OF the lat Gen
~ John Mason, in Fairfax county, Va, offered for sale
by his executors This estate distant about four miles
from exandra and mile south OF the Little River
Turnpike road leading that comprising about three
hundred and twenty Of land The arabic land, of
which about hundred and sixty acres is level bottom
on Cameron rum in OF high fertility having been
well drained and the WHOLE with about forty of up
land udicousy cultivated and improved by clover and
plaster with the free of lime and other manure. Ii
is divided into felds-one large meadow of
rnothy--with fine springs in each The
residue OF the tract exclusive Of the lawns Orchards
and gardens in young wood The Mansion and its APP
pur,enances Of the most ample and commodous de.
icrption, beautifully situated on gentle emnence and
overlooking the OF and the low lands OF the
The dwelling house on the first floor con ains two
parors, besides large library and office, with eleven
chambers above stairs and in tho buildings to
it, besides ample Kitchen laundry and house keepers
room dairy bath house, smoke. house. ample accommo-
daons for and out buildings for store &c
the whole in good repair AT convenient distance the
overee house, house, carriagehouse, the houses Of
the servants, backsmiths shop kiln built Of brick
for burning lime with ample harms stabling and other
houses for stock and farm purposes orchards OF choice
fruit ornamental grounds and waks-the whole in good
order, and well preserved by its late proprietor.
Immediate possession will be given, except OF about
ninety hundred in corn and oats and OF
that the crops be removed The premises
will be shown any DESTROYS of purch ising by Mr. Butler,
the For terms apply to Maynadier Mason
at Georgetown, ID. c., to the subscriber, the acting
ecutor. by letter, at Winchester, Virginia.
Ap 2i-dNcp6w JAMES M MASON
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HORACE y. ASH. ISAAC r. DLLER.
aud General Agency Once at the Capital ILL.,
nois, City OF Springfield.
THO noresdm of Illinois lands holders of Illinois
tadebtedsss aud all persons desous psrchasng STATE
lands Cifh Illinois scrip bondsThe undersigned would
especully inform the public that they have established in
this cityhe capital OF the State of Inos-a land and gen
erat Office for the transaction OF all business
tanning thereto within the limits OF the State.
All transactions relative the purchase and sale of lands
xamning lands and reporting their location, advantages,
and value paying taxes redeeming land sold for taxes
titles, &c buying and selling all descriptions
business attached general land agency the most
tended SCALE will be promptly and faithfully attended TO-
ASH IL DLLER
Messrs. Deifendorf IL Niles, Washington City
90 A. Gowdy 81 Co., Louisville, Kentucky
Thomas J. Reed, esq,
Messrs. syckies K Co. ST. Louis. Missouri
A. Christy, esq,
HIS escelenoy A. C. French. Governor OF Illinois.
Hon Thomas II. Campbell, auditor "
90 John Moore, treasurer
:. $. H. Treat, judge supreme court
" Lyman Trumbul, :.
" ]. Dean Cation,
Messrs;; Wadsworth& Sheldon. New York city
{; Bartlett, t.s esq, No. 4Fron, street. q
Gen. Robert Patterson, Philadelphia.
Gen Adam Diler.
JOS. l., Chester, esq,
Col. w. Black Pittsburgh, Pa.
Gen Caleb Cushing, Boston, Mass
G. p. Sanger esq, -
Henry Stone, esq, =.
J. d. Pratt " Co., Baltimore, Md
An ll-dlmNsw3n
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VNVENING AMUSEMENTs.-Just received Sta
T. TONERS Hall number of interesting and instructive
games among which we enumerate the following;
Comic conversation cards
Cheerful Chit-chat
The Menagerie, or game oil beasts
The poor old soldier and his dog
The Pictoric password
Game of the States, or who'll be President
Game of Heroes
Conversations Paeys theology
Philosophical onigmas
The sacred Oracle-a religious Pastme
The Caudle History
Urania, an astronomical game
Besides many other enterta lining games; for sale by
WIN FISCHER,
MAYS Stationers' Hall.