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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-10-21

III. Pr ATT, M. ID. Z.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON:
@Ofice in F. W. Seymour. 8 6uiIding
on the public square, nearly opposite the
Court House. r' -. - - 81
Rsvenna, Sept. e3, 1850. sfaz ,1aAf.e
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ROWELL a. Co.,

A RE now receiving their Fall and Win.
~ ter stock of Goods which they will
sell for Cash and Ready Pay SO as TO afford
extra inducements to purchasers. They
wonld invite all wanting to buy to call and
examine their stock before pure hasing else
where. ROWELL & Co.
Ravenna, Sept. 2fst. 1850. ,'s,
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NOTICE-The SUBJ riber will pay the
l y highest market price for seventy five
Bushel Of good meshannuck. Potatoes if de-
hvered soon. C. PRENTIss.
Oct, 12, 1850.
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GIIAWLS-Of every descriptrn for win.
= ter wear. Bay State, Ws'erIoo Brocha,
Thibet, Jenny Lind, SC sc just received
at'ihe new store of II. L.. 4 R. DAY, -.
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9 HIRTS-Just received o new lot of Gents
~ fine Shirts, Under Shirts and Drawers of
every style and quality. Suspendcrs, Gloves,
and Mittens at the new store of .s:sc
Oct. IS. X. l.. & R DAY.
WV 7ANTED-soo0 BusheI Dried Apples
w for which the highest market price
will be paid. C. PREeriss.
Oct. l2, 1850.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-10-21

SOC Pairs
~ ENTLEMENS, Ladies and Misses best
VI quality Metallic Rubber Shoes and
Boots, just received and Er saIe by 9.
t:s-s.-E f. w. SEYMOUR.
August 9th, 1850. ,z.t -:.ts .t#N
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-10-21

ROOTS Il SIIOES-5O packages Boots &
- Shoes at low ifigures,by &C. =,
seoti4. H. l.. g. R, DAY,
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on hand and for
Il sale Extra Flour. H5 . t'' f5 @
Oct. IS. H. L. q. R. DAY.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-10-21

T. AIDES DRESS GOODSTAny quantity
IL of Ladies Dress Goods, S.lk Wool and
Silk and Linen ChameIionnP oplins, Eyonese
and Thbet Cloths: blk. .gseen and Royal
Blue Cobnrg Cloths; blk, ig'd. and plain
Mohair Las,res, French Herinoes.- Cash
meres, DeLaines, SC. &C., All just .receiv>
io,o and ready for inspection at
Oct. il2. ~ -Hs ., s.: PRENTIss'.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-10-21

RAY. STATE SHAWLS-A large assort>
= ment of the real Bay State and Jenny
Lind long and square Shawls. Also
Cashmere, Thibet, Damask and StradiIlas
jus. received and going off cheap at :
Oct. II. PRErrtss'
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rALF BoOTS-Pnces in proportion t
~ the Stogas, at i

r AIDES u GENTLEMENS MOROCCO
IL POLKAS-A splendid article. just re-
ceiyed at BROWN L. HULBURTS.
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w INDOW SHADES.-1d0 Transparent
w Window Shades. some splendid pat>
terms, with all the trimmings, cords, tassel<
and brasses, sticks and ,fats,sall ready to
pu, up, and they are going off fast and cheap
at the new store. H. l.. & R. DAY.
Oct. Is. 1850. =. -. IL
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:poNN ETs, kc.--Floreiies Braid, Dia:
- mond s.law, French -LaSs, Emb'd.
Chip, Jenny Lind, Excelsiors, Ribbons, Ar.
',i6cials, &c. ,sss'g : GIELETTs. =
Oct..1l 2; 1850. % :. -.ss z-t Z.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-10-21

THAT 'CAPS.' TILE. ~CLIMAN!-Gen,s
L and Boys Caps Of every description.
Otter, Silk Plush, iGlazed silk, Mohair Plush,
Oregon, Sele;te, .Cioth, &c. &C., just open-
ed at ..- :s.aa s.PRsArIss' .
Oct 10 . - = 1S'ff
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MUFFS! MUFFS!!--A large assortment
IXl of Lynx. Jennett and Concy Mnffs.
Misses Muffs. Ladies and Misses victorinas
and Capes Fur Cuffs &c. &c at the new
store of II. l.. t. r. DAY.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-10-21

GRAPE SHAWLS "A complete assort-
~ ment. all colors, cheaper than cheapest,
NAV I4tz5srg5 at SEYMOUR'S.
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Great Excitement.

; 0EGdg E4CIteIueut.
The grand Mass NlcetiHS adjourn.
ed to Hatch's StOre! Having
learned from reliable sources
that that was the place 10 get
lhniR nm 0ma.Y .haek
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-10-21

A grand Mass Meeting
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CHAWLS-Broeha Cashmere. Bay State.
- Emb'd. Cashmere, Black and Mode De.
Laine, SC. at GlLLETTs.
Oct. 1e. 1850.
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nE LAINES-I4e largest and best ss.
- sortment of DeLaines can be found
very cheap at the new store of
septic. H, L.. &R. nav
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DONNETS.-Four cases beautiful spring
ID patterns, and Ribbons to match, at
may IA. ssa! SEYMOOR'S.
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SUMMER HATS.-Panama.I I.eghorn, &c.
- good stock, at -----SEYMOUR'S.
May IA. S.s.assa,-s sas''z.> .sa
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DOMESTIC GOODS White. yellow ard
- red fanneIs, Sheetings. Marine; shirt.
ing, White and colored DrilIings, Ticking.
Cotton yarn, Carpet Warp, Wicking &c.
Oct l2 .s< 1-.arrs-L --s-s sGILlIEITs.
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DROAD CLOTHS.-A large stock from
ID suction just received, which will be sole
at trife advance, at SEYMOUR'S. g
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A LARGE assortment of Groceries, Crock
n cry. Hardware, Nails, Glaes, Paint,
Oil &c. sc. ~ s'-s..,st ,gl z.5.i-.... "a +
Oct u. 49,. GILLETTs.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-06-04
CORRESPONDENCE the Baltimore Sun.

WASHINGTON, May 81.
The indications of public sentiment at the North
not favorable to an adjustment of the pending difficulties
by any action of Congress. The high or low taconl
every where in actual power by reason OF Its activity
organization and enthusiasm though not by ITS numbers
Ultimately it will have numbers on its side Now it con-
tests by holding balance. fear that nothing can be
expected from any of the Northern Wings IN aid OF the
adjustment now proposed By the unlustitlable inter-
ference of the administration, and the mlscheyous IN
fuence ofthe New York Tribune and Evening Journal
and Other organs ofhe Northern ant-savery party the
Northern Wing members have been entirely paralysed
The Northern wing members have now become
utterly Indifferent to the result OF the pending question
They are now perfectly reckless do not believe
there are ten Northern men in the House who would
care straw even if the Nashville Convention should
recommend immediate dissolution OF the Unon
They know one thing, and care but Tor one thng-to
wit the existing preudices of their respective con-
stituences. 1t has been seen that even MIR. Winthrop
representing an enlightened and commercial constitu
ency and having Mr. Webster in front, is still unable
to 90 for the Clay adjustment. The Southern men
say and with appearance OF reason that the ques
ton is incapable OF adjustment.
Letters from distinguished persons at the North, re-
ceived within few days, and OF which have Just
read, recommend that Congress should Immediately ad-
oun and never assemblehat is Tor the purpose OF
continuing the slavery wrange. Others suggest the ex-
pedency of recess till November or December, after
passing the necessary appropriations, in order that MEM
bers may consult their constituents and perhaps come
back with more national spirit
The rush of new States into the Union, and the IN
creasng numbers of those who brought to the seat
of the Federal Government by business or accident,
have rendered mperatvey necessary that the capitol
should be enlarged.
The Senate Committee on Public Buildings have una
.nmously recommended the measure, and joint COM
.mtee of the two Houses are about to report plan
This does not look like dissolution IN the next gene
ration such as Mr.. Ingersoll predicts.
Yours, &c Ion.
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W !.::;!::!;,;';!,'I:! -
VIRGINIA MILITIA RYkHNSTITUTE.-

v The annual meeting OF theEBoard OF visiters o
this Institution wiz commence on MONDAY, 2Sth June.
Applications for admission as Cadets will be commune
Gated to the Superintendent pos paid on or before that
day.
following Senatorial Districts Augusta, Barbour, JEFF
ferson King and Queen, Loudoun, Ohio and Kanawha.
No applications being before the Board at the last an
nua meeting from the Rockingham, King George and
Halifax Districts the Board, in obedience to an act OF
The General Assembly, filled these Districts by appoint
ments from other Districts of the same Constitutional
again invited for the consideration of the Board at the
next annual meeting:
Apple atoms for Pay Cadet appointments should BIS
made in the manner and by the same time ae
other applications.
Qualifications for admission are-feedom from bodl.
ly nfrmty, good moral character--not less than 10
years of age, and OF a. height not less than ieet
inches No Cadet is admitted for shorter period than
two years ao
The expenses of State Cadet do not exceed $9Oper
annum Those of Pay Cadet are estimated at $275
for IL months, including clothing.
~ Those in need Of Teachers or Assistant Engi-
tify the Superintendent before the LIST July.
' ~ FRANCIS H. SMITH,
NH 27 DIT IamtlJe wtS0Je Superintendent.
gsasp Enquirer and Wing copy.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-06-04

NEW YORK MARKETS, June 3, P. NJ.
CoTToN-The market continues heavy.
FLoUR-Southern brands sell at S. so per Dbl.
GRAIN.-Not much doing, and prices unchanged.
Provisions firm.
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II asst WEEK
- PANORAMA OF THE
UPPER MISSISS
- - ~ I'VE y y > - l. L
ODD FELL OWS' HAIL

ODD-T EblOWO HALL
The Propretors respectfully announce to the citizens
OF Richmond that this the last week of the exhibition
OF the Upper Rioer, when it will be removed to make
Mexico to st. Louis
All who are DESTROYS Of seeing the beautiful scenery
OF the Upper Mississippi must avail themselves of this.
for Europe
~ Admission 25 cents. Doors open al y o'clock.
Exhibition commences at s. o'clock.
Come early and secure seats.
lie % If LEWIS q, ZINC
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-06-04

ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTY THE CUBAN INVADERS
IMPRIso NED.-A letter from eye witness in Havana
under date of May 81 friend in this city, states that
he saw one hundred and sixty of the captured Cuban
invadeIs marched into the prison OF the Moro Castle
Boston IrdUeLler.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-06-04

Death of John Newland Maft.
MOBILE, May 25 1880
The Rev John N. Maflit well known in New York
and vicinity, died here suddenly to-day The cause Of
his death is unknown.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-06-04

APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT,
Blu and ,piththe aduice and consent of The Senate.
Robert Birchett, to be Deputy Postmaster at Lynch
burg, Virginia.
Isaac Hendershott to be Deputy Postmaster a
Springfield, Ohio.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-06-04
NASH & WOODHOUSE

HAVE JUST RECEIVED,
Life OF Jean Paul Frederic Richter compiled from vari-
sources, together with his autobiography, trans
lated by Eliza R. r. Lee .............S 81 %
Mezzofante's System of Learning Languages, ap-
piled to the study of French with treatise on
French versication, and dictionary of idoms,
peculiar expressions. &c. by ]. Roemer. 80. Il CO
Bishop Halls Select Works: selection from the
writings of Joseph Hall, d. D., with observations
OF some specialities in his Life, written with his
own hand, edited by A H. Clapp.. .......... Is
The Harp on the Willows, Remembering Zion,
Farewell to Egypt the Church in the House, the
Dew OF Hermon, and Destination ofthe Jews; by
the Rev. James Hamilton .................. 81
The Mount of Olives, and other Lectures on
Prayer, by Rev James Hamilton .............. 81
Life Of Joseph Hall, d. D., Bishop OF Norwich, by
James Hamilton OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 81
Water Drops by Mrs L. H. Sgourney third edi-
ton, illustrated. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. IS
The Happy Home affectonately inscribed to the
working people, by Rev. Jas. Hamilton, illustra-
ted by Rowland. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. so
The Village Notary: OF Hungarian
Ihankulness, and other Essays by Rev. Jas Ham
Lltou 81
Ancient History history of the Macedonians, by
EuWdru arr ......... 10
Nos. and 10 Byrne's Dictionary of mechanics,
engine work and engineering-each .......... IS
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-06-04

Commodore Cooper, of the United States Navy, died
on Saturday morning at his residence in Brooklyn, at
the age of about fifty seven years.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-06-04

EpACKGAMMON S.-Backgarnmon
I'D Boxes, Chess Men and Dominoes, for sale by
ie4 R. M. ZIMMERMAN ISL Main street.
II RICHMOND L. I. BLUES.
III Attend q meeting of the Company at Lafay-
" cite Hail. on Wednesday next, the Sd inst, at
w O'clock P M.
yhI VIM MUNFORD,
~.vn- JED Orderly Sergeant.
NNOR RENT, two convenient offices, with lodg-
1t ing rooms attached. Apply at the office OF Rchd,
c. w. MACMURDO, Treasurer.
Office Rich'd., Fredg and P. R. r. Coz
- Richmond, June Sd, 1850. jed
NDARASOLS AND UMBRELLAS.-Plain
u and tringed Parasos; Cotton and Silk Umbrellas;
for sale cheap by ]. G.. CHENERY,
JED Opposite Depot.
RNOREEN! MOREEN BLACK white, drab
I'VE crimson and blue Moreens for saleby
JED j. G. CHENERY opposite Depot.
MHAMILY HAHIS.-A lot OF superior Albemarle
NJ Hams, daily expected, for sale by
led JOHN N GORDON & SON.
NNRESH HOPS, for saeby
IL jed JOHN N. GORDON g. SON.
a. FOR RENT-The large brick dwelling on the
E!I corner of 9th and Marshall streets. Rent $500
per year.
Also two wooden tenements on Clay, near I'd street.
Also a small tenement 18th street, near Lump
kns jail. Rent Sc per month.
Also, small tenement, suitable for a grocery, on
Brook Avenue at the corner OF the Avenue and Duval
street. Rent Sc per month.
Also, small house on 9th street. between Grace and
Broad streets. Apply to TOLER o. COOK,
ie4 Agents and Collectors.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-06-04
BALTIMORE MARKETS, June 3. P. M.

FLouR.-The market is firm to-day, with sales of
Howard street at S. 81 to S. 49, City Mills sells
Oily at S. 375 cts. per Dbl.
WHEAT.-Red sells at 81 IS per bushel.
CoRN.-Sdles of white at 62 cts and of yellow at "a
cts per bushel.
WHIsKEY-Saes Of bbls. at twenty-six cents per
gallon.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-06-04
BALTIMORE, J

The Fells Point Savings Institution was entered last
night by several robbers They fortunately detected
in the act OF entering apprehended and lodged in pri-
We have not tidings yet from the Nashville Conven-
ton, which was to convene to-day.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-06-04
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
RICHMOND MARKETS lime 3

TOBACCO.-Receipts continue moderate for the
market steady at former quotations. viz Lugs
81 90 S. SO; Leaf Sc So general sales; fine
stemming SO SILT, and extra manufacturing so a
$l6..
FLOUR-We do not hear of any transactions TO-
day The last sales Of Scottsville supene were made
at S. SGT. Richmond country would sell at S. 81 to
S. so.
WHEAT-Little doing in the Market white 81 10
red 81 OFT. Receipts extremely light
CORN-Market quiet 60 to IS cents per bushe is the
current rate.
OATS.-We quote 40 cents per bushel as the selling
price.
RYE-A good demand for dstilling, at 70 cents per
bushel for an extra prime article.
WHEAT OFFAL-Brown-Stuf 30 cents; Ship
Stuffs so cents per bushel The supply of Bran and
Shorts in the hands of mllers entirely exhausted
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-06-04
WAR OF WOMEN,
FOR SALE
BY ]. w. RANDOLPH, May Both.

June No. Holdens Magazine. ............. IL
Mo- Dickens Household Words. ......... O6
NO MISTAKE OF Lille Time, by Howard. IL
No. History Of Pendennis, by Thackery. 500. IS
The Flag and Ned Buntline's Own, for June 1st
Volume 2 Rose Foster, or the Mysteries of the
Court OF London-by G. w. m. Reynolds . SO
The Mysteries Of the People, or the History OF
Protestant Family, from the earliest ages to the
present tme-by Eugene Sue-pates, part L.. IL
Mezzolantes system of learning Languages, applied
to the study OF French; with a Treaties on French
Versltlcatlon &c: by j. Roemer; morocco back. i 0C
No. ~ Burns Dictionary OF Mechanics. ....... 25
The Young Mans Way to Intelligence respecta-
bility, honor and usefulness; by Rev. A. Atwood;
-, muslin, gilt edge. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. g.
The Hesperan Harp; by w. Howser. .......... Il SC
May part LittePs Living Age-peI year. ........6 OC
The War OF Women, or Rivalry in Love; by A.
Dumas. ............ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. SO
Marnaduke Wyvil, or the Maids escnge an
Historical Romance; by H. w. Herbert. ..... 81
Stories from Household Words; by Dickens. go. II
Cruising In the last War; aStory the Sea in 1912;
by CT. Peterson. .,.................... IS
w RANDOLPH
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-06-04
EARAwING BOOKS AND DRAWING

AZ MATERIALS.-Child's Drawing Book Of OBJ
ecs for pupils and drawing classes; Progressive Draw
ing Book OF Flowers for beginners, coloured after
ture; Oxford Drawing Book, 100 plates; Diawng Book
for young children, with $50 copies; The Chd's Draw
ing Book easy lessons in landscapes figures &c, by j.
r. Bowen; Bowens U. States Drawing Book art of
drawing with the lead pencil chalk or crayon or with
water colours; Smiths Elementary Drawing Book EN-
bracng drawing, shading and colourng; Drawing Book
Of Figures, Landscape and Flowers; Drawing Book Of
Flowers, by Miss Ann Smith, painted from nature; My
Drawing, from the French of NJ Francoeur; Guide to
Painting in Water Colours; The Little Sketch Book
in Landscapes and Figures; Juvenile Drawing Book
with progressive lessons; Goes New Drawing Cards
Abbotts Series of Drawing Cards, for schools and ia
miles; Vermont Drawing Book Of Landscapes; by H.
cakes; pink gold and silver Saucers; White Chalk In
dia Ink red and black Crayons; C5ayo9s in wood as
sorted colours Drawing Pencils; Port Crayons; Sable
and camels hair Pencils; Poonah Brushes; Rice and
Drawing Paper Bristol Boards Porcelain Paletes; In
da Rubber; Transparent States for beginners IN draw
ie MORRIS a. BROTHER. .
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-06-04


n in deed of trust executed on the day of ia
nuary, 1S47, by Alexander Grant, r., and Hamilton A.
Crenshaw, trustees for Mrs. Julia A. Green) for the
benefit Of William H. Kelly u SHALL to satisfy the terms
OF said trust the premises, proceed to sell public
auction to the highest bidder for cash, the 10Th day
of June, 1850, the following property to wit certain
tract of land lying and being the county of Henrico
on the Three Noched Road, the boundaries of which
tract of land are described in said deed follows
bounded by the lands Of George F. Guy on the North,
BY the lands of R. D. Philips, Thomas JANET and Geo.
F; Guy, on the West, By the land sold BY Henry w.
Moncure to Benam w Green on the South, and by
the lands of H. Baron and Richard Willis on the East
it being the said land on which Mr. Benjamin w. Green
resides supposed contain two hundred and seven
y The title is believed to be good but selling
trustee, shall only give special warranty.
my 81 dtds JOSEPH MAYO, Trustee
HOUSES AND LOTS ON BROOK AVE.
Ill NUE. AT AUCTION..Will be sold at auc-
tion on FRIDAY the 9TH day of June, commencing
at o'clock, P. NJ, two and. comfortable brick
houses, situated lots fronting. 25 feet on Brook
Avenue and extending back las feet to an alley 90
feet wide, being sufficient for small gardens. These
lots adjoining tbs former residen of w. Goddn,
Esq.
TERMS. cash; the remainder in IL months for
negotiable note interest added, and deed of trust to
secure the deferred payment
je4 JAS. r. SUTTON, Jr., Auct.
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AUCTION SALES.
RE DAYS.
BY WELLINGTON GODDIr
EXECpTRIX'S SALE OF VERY v

EXECUTRIX'S SALE OF VERY VA
M LUABLE PRIVATE RESIDENCE, on Main,
between 9th and 18th streets, in the city of Richmond
Will be sold on MONDAY afternoon, the 10th June.
1885, upon the premises, commencing at o'clock, that
valuable private residence, the south side of
Main street, between 9th and 7th Streets of which the
late John Barr died seized and which he occupied at the
time of his death.
The location OF this property, and the neighbourhood
by which is surrounded equal any in the city, and
on account OF Its nearness to all the principal business
tessional gentleman. -
The premises can be e2amned.at any tme,before the
day of SALE
TERMS ne-fourth cash; balance at 6, IL and 1s
months tor negotiable notes. Interest added secured by
trust deed. SUSAN w. BARR
Executrx of John Barr decd
Sale conducted by
~ LUABLE FARM AND LAND ON THE
BR0OK TURNPIKE, NEAR RICHMOND, FOR
SALE, AT AUCTION.-Will be sold on TUES
DAY afternoon, the 18th day of June 1885, upon the
premises commencing at o'clock. the tract Of land
called Westwood, embracing the manson house and a
part OF the grove containing sxy-eight and quarter
acres.
The nearness of this farm to the CITY of Richmond
combining as does the advantages OF health and the
most delightful turnpike road besides being within ten
minutes ride OF the city, make itpecuary desirable
The terms will be one-tourth cash, balance at six
twelve and eighteen months tornegotable notes. inte-
rest added secured by deed By request of Miss
Janetta M. Gordon, Executrix of Mrs Isabella Brown,
deceased.
my % w. GODDIN, Auct.
Immediately after the above sale, will be sold several
other parcels Of land comprizng part Of the original
Westwood tract, viz about 40 acres of wood land on
the Brook Turnpike, adjoining the mansion house tract
lots No. and S, adjoining the toll gate, the former
containing rs acres, the latter 81 acres also cleared
turnpike, adjoining the toll gate and lots Of about
each the Western side of the Turnpike nearly
opposite to the residence Of Mr.. William J. Lynham-
Terms as above. By request Of the owners
my % w. GODDIN, Auct
BY DAVENPORT. ALLEN ~ co.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-06-04
by GEORGE J. SUMNER.
4 UCTION SALE GOOD SECONDHAND

A UCTION SALE GOOD SECONDHAND
e. FURNITURE, FINE GILT TEA CHINA,
NESDAY, JUNE 5th, 1885,. AT AUCTION Rooms
Nos, 18th STREET.-On WEDNESDAY next, 9Th
inst, above, commencng.at half past o'clock, will
be sold at auction, withoutreserve, collection OF good
secondhand Furniture, amongst which is Bureau So
ia Lounge Centre Table, Cane Seat Chairs Hair Mat
trass Carpets and Rugs Tenders, Fire sett, Window
FINE GILT TEA CHiNA.@A large 10, of gilt
Tea China sets 49, A and Sc pieces with teas and
cofees separate also, several lots OF Goods Block and
Tackle Rope &c, belonging to the estate of William
Allison, deceased.
BEDSTEADS.-lS Cord Bedsteads, with head and
foot board secondhand Refrgerators; Leaf Tables;
Washstands, &C., besides numerous other articles.
Terms cash. =" GEO. J. SUMNER,
lie Auctoneer
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-06-04

WEDNESDAY-Delawar No. 23-Capital $780,
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