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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-11
BY T0Ier & Goat

AND AT AUCTiON.-On THURSDAY
- the i4'n Gay CT the present month at ~ o'clock
l Will sell publicly, on the premises rnvtrsc4 .,
Land Tour miles below Richmond ADJOINING ,ba
tract recently sold to Judge Mason by DR. Sts,Ee
containing one hundred and sixty six acres Of ver
superior quality, improved IN the hes, manner and
the buildings distributed es that the tract rnib
De divided into two parts, each having dwelling
Preparation has already been made for seeding
forty fifty bushels If wheat TO which and To al
ether crops yet tried, the land is well adapted
The terms will be made knowo at the sale
THOMAS L. EUNDLEY.
Sale 10 be coLdacted by
oc1l TOLER COOK, Aucts.
4 UCTIOS SALE.-Wlll be sold publicly on
IN FRIDAY, the 18TH inst, commencing at 10
O'Clock, at The residence CT John Norman, one
mile beyond Thomas B. Curtis, On the Meadow
Bridge Road, about three miles from Richmond the
usua! variety of household and kitchen Furni-
ture $50 lushe Of Cora; 500 lbs Of FODDER: a
large lot Of Shucks; 3 fine Mich Cows; fattencd
Hogs; one plantation orse two Carts; the Farming
Utensl; the crop OF Cabbage, and Of Potatoes, both
:ish and sweet; together with many ether articles
too numerous to Dc enumerated. Terms cash.
&C IL IULER & COOK AucLs
A CCTIOS sALE.-un WEDNESDAY,, the
II 18th day OF the present month, will sell 1t the
plantation lately 1nine 10 Ii miles North of the
city, bounded by The Richmond and Fredericksburg
Rail- cad and the ChicEah0miny, tae crop OF Corn
large quality Of Hay, FODDER and Straw; Is head
ol me Sheep 10 head OF Cattle Including two yoke
OF Oxen; Horses; 20 Hogs; SOU neart pine
Shingles; $40 gallons of Cider; barrel of extra
Vinegar; TWO Cook Stoves 50 cords Of dry Oak
Woo; Wagon, horse Cart an OK Cart, and
many other articles which not enumerated
WILLIAM MILLER.
N. B-A good Cook will be added 10 the sale,
Sale to commence at ii O'Clock, and be conducted
by
&C II TOLER & COOK, Aucts
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nK. ALkNANDkk'o MURAL SLIcNCE
- Outline oil Moral Science, by the late Archi
ibaid Alexander, D. D., VOL l2mo-price IS cents
This is the substance of tIuse Lectures the Prln
cipies OF Moral Science which are remembered by
he numerous pupils OF the lainented author, as
among the most remarkable q his instructions
The Wora lie suited 10 be text book in Colleges aud
Schools.
Just issued Mrs Ellis's Pioneer Women of the
West, VOL limo
Chasel's >PioiJ American Literature and Man.
ners, Vol, I2nlU
CLces er (hev Dr) Voices OF Nature, &C. vol
Archibald Cameron, Heart Trials l vol, l0no
price 70 Gents. kor sale at
ucy MORRIS Bookstore.
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Suspension Of a Bank in WASHINGTON.

HE5pFHSE0H q Ba"h IN VdSH1Hg70N.
NAsIIkGToN, Oct. S.-The Union Bank vf
ci'y mas suspended payment, and lis effects
be placed in the hands Of trustees for set
~ and Us far US practicable payment of
.,.1 obligations will be made.
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= The steam saw mill belong iDg to Messrs
unlock 81 Co., Savannah, was destroyed by
q, last Thursday night. Damage, from $'ooo
$l2. 900; no insurance.
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- HAND CCTIlNG.-M. u. Will MAN,
- Stelcii Cutter thankiul for past tavors begs 10
inform his friends and toe public that Tor The pre-
sent he can be found at his e.idence 18th street.
between Main and Franklin, where he Will execute
any work IN his line with neatness aud dispatch.
calm
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BENNEIT Z BEERS,
&C IL Drug House, l25 M ain street
EOIT WIVHA tUhH.-Ieyvis goIno i

w with rush. Crowds now Jck to his store 10
secure some ofthe great bargains be ia now sellin.
The prices Of his goods particularly his embroid.
erics) are so very ow sstGish all who are in the
natt Of purchaslre Dry Goods. Read the follow
ing pli ,es # b 6 goods:
Mouselaines at 10, l2t, and up TO so cts, Alpacas
at leg Merinos at % cts, Ga wide. at 37s Shirt
ing at5 Sheetug d, Sd. Linen Cambria Hdkfs Ct
81, TO- l2s ano finer, embroidered Hdkts at :
20, 81 30; the cheapest ode red in lhii city
Worked Collars at "a l2t, 70 Wurkel Muslin
Sleeves at 37:, 80, and Is, up 20 the finest imported
Lace Sleeves %, 6.5, IS, $40, and liner Cotton
Hose at IL cts. Black Silks very cheap. Ginghams
at I2s, and los OF other goods. Call and examine
for yourselves, and you shall be fully convinced
that the cheapest goods Ill this city are be found at
the ore price store OF ABRAHAM LEVY JR,
Oc Il-3 POI Broad 81
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f5'HE CABIN sND fAAEOR, or Slaves
Z and Masters, by J Thornton Randolph. Few
Southern Work, compete in Volume, illustrat-
ed-50c
Reuben MeGIicor, or the Coming Man, by HI w
Savage, Esq, author OF lie Bachelor of tie Albany,
&c-50c
The Bivouac, by w H Maxwe!l-50c
The Secret service Snip, or The + all Of San Juan
de Ulloa, by Charles L Avetil-25c
The Sewing CIR, Local story in. New York
Boston and fhiade! phia-25c
The Brownie ot BodsDeck, Scottish Romance,
25c
Heads and Hearts, My Brother the Colonel
SOC
The Flag of our Union
Waverley Magazine
Star Spangleo Banner, Home Gazette, Courier,
Sam, Prlvateer, Museum, GUiGea Dollar, &c, for
the present week. For sale at
LEWIS l.. SMITR'S,
Cheap Publication Depot
&C II Opposte American HOtel
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DIsTOa GALLkKY AND sPARRIN1

E1ISECE GAI LEkH AND SPAkKI q
L. SCHOOL.-Messrs. HUDSON d. OTTIGNON
have re-opened their Pistol Gallery and Sparring
School for thort season only. at tteir old Room
18th street,. adjoining c. &. Thompson's Our
House ,
~ The Pistols are superior
~. B--Gentemen Wishing to take lessons in
BCAlNG, will please maze immediate application
H Open during the day and evening.
oc 6-6t
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BALTIMORE MARKETS, Der. 9.
There is nothing OF moment doing in -four
to-day-prices nominal. as las, quoted. Grain
scarce-prices unchanged. Provisions dull;
groceries and other things unchanged.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
oDD-FELLOwS' HAN.

U As0H4n1TlON will ha uiv
~ the above Hall on MoEnsy T,r ne gven %
NV nights, October llsh, 18th and IA h.
bsson Csw sa Lady young Black Hawk, also, Jo
1911 0s"snawgt M, or Red Wild Cat an a9r.a-
ted indian, and also Mrs. and Mas ,ss,s az suuca
rnu will give description of the -
the customs ,h OF the Indian country. and also
Also the following Sacred Dances will i've n..,e.
e ,S a. ne spy Dance Hunting in Canoe, Dance -
s s,le OF the Brave Wedding Dance, st AXE
and war Dances, DC. The company will siso nar
senate the following characters: Indian Warrio,.
daiking with their Dead Chief, Indian Worship
Marriage Ceremonies, &c, &c. Also, the Manara,
city that he has engaged the celebrated Accordaon
fiayer from Niblo 8 Garden, New York. VINO will
play several Marches, Quicksteps, Waltzes, Pulkas.
- nes, &C., &c, on his beautiful Instrument,
which was presented TO him by the citizens of Bos
ton during his late visit to that city.
ADMISSION only % cents. Doors open quarter
before 7-Performance commence quarter before
8 O'Clock
ocS-FSHT E A C0RSON Auent
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As. A. SMELL, Agent, has taken the sas ma
= NJ - wet Main suees, lately occupied oy seo.
= Haeli & Co. and has just received part snd by
ihesdsy next, will have sn entire new sioek u
'luple and Fancy Dry Goods, and NEST re-
fuiIy loiit rs lie patronage OF the friends OF the
81 efrns OF Jno A. smell A. Co.. Barnes a. smell
~ Hugh Kileish oc IL
II OtsELAIsE DELAlNE, ~ the very
u low price Of 10 cens ger yard.
C Ii LEvY's Cheap Store.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-11

.,sJe-,Gn1T,h FOX NORTH RIVER g.
EsS5EsasssxFssS5 BUCHANAN.-Ihe canal boat
Union, Is loading for the atove points, and
will have immediate dispatch.
oc6 A. 5 LEE
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GREtsOkH ~ AIAIkH,
Managers, Richmond, Virginia,
Successors to J. w. Maury d Co.-or,ice No. 62
Main street.
Drawn Nos OF Delaware Lottery Glass l07, Oct. 6:
re- 10 3 Is 10 a n ~ 46 20 Al 69 II
Drawn Nos Il Delaware Lottery, Grass liz, Extra.
Uct9:
AZ Is 80 rs 81 g. So So 20 l. 80
Scheme TO.day.-Capltss: $50, 900, 5 of 6l93,
10 OF 2UGV 0 oi 1908, 20 Of 59u 20 OF $780, III OF
$50, &c Is numbers, IL drawn. Tickets So.
&C Ill
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-. MN-. K. LYON, NlILLiNkKY

EsgS5 1ROOMS, Main street over Wore, Fergus.
ExtSN son d. Co-Tnankfal to the public for the
"6~ lit eraI patronage heretofore extended to
her, sOcits a continuance, as she mas just returned
from the North and is now IN receipt of large and
fashionable assortment Ct Millinery aud rancy
Goods. Her stock consists in part Of Silk, Velvet
and Straw BonnctI; Ribbons, Flowers, Feathers,
Plumes; Mourning Lace and Needle w .rk Col
lars, Cherize,tes, d c. Dress and Mantle Trim
mlngs OF every description; Hair Braids, Fronts,
&c Ali OF which viii De sod at wholesale or Ie-
tall on the most accommodating terms
Mlliners Dress Makers and others can be sup
piled with Ladies and Chilc reBs Dress, Cloak,
Mantle and V.ette patterns OF the most fasnoa able
STYLES Dire. SEES and Nantes made to ordrr. Figured
Silk Dresses tJr sale Cce-2w
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-11

BUILDING AND LOAN Assoc A A..
Id lions Mutual Benefit, Building, and Loan
Associations their History, principles, and plaa of
operation, together with statement OF the benefits
atlerdius tncln and Of the di.tnct.ou between
American aud English Societies; also mode by
which INSURANCE. ulay &c adapted u the require
uIeuIs tlc!I fOTIu OF u5llutiUu, exc.
Oue Vol, IL mo-pnceo0ct.. For sale by
uc9 NASH & WOODHOUSE.
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AUCTION SALTS
This DAY
by George j. Snmuer,

IN Monday, llth inss. at 4 o'clock. n.
WIN De sold at public auction, frame buildinr
adjoining Mr. Alfred King Coach Manufsctorv. On
frsnkhn street, between 5sh and 18th, and which
must be removed Immediately. Term. casb
Sale conducted by Geo sumner Auct.
Ocs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-11

M ANTED. by Young Man, a slTUA ZION
w he has had four Years experience in the
Grocery and Commission busiae ss in this city :;
writes good hand, and can keep set of books by
single entry The very best city reference given
Any communication addressed TO Robert .
through the Post Office, will receive prompt atten
ton. ocg-3l+
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EAsiiiONABIE

FALL MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS,
At NO. 60 Main street.
As MRS. G.. PHILIP, is now in receipt
Fl. Alof the letest fan Fashions, which che 10
~ now opening at her new store, to which she
VIZ would call the att .ntion Cf her customers
and the pubic generally Her assortment is un-
usually la, ge snd very Deautlfu &C 7-6t
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Sale 10 be coEdacted by
ucIl TOiEP g. COOK. Aucta
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C1NcrNNATa 1aEDssOPATEnac Ozs
Water Cure Establishment.

rNHE ahuvc Institution is now open lor the ecerton OF
rat ents II is located about five miles nom ilf city,
ton Icnilatl ard Dayton Rail DAD, in Tic ear and at
the distncc ON the Miami Canal III the front, ZEN
ing easy to those des Gus o. enjoying the
benefits oi the Institution. lH7ttN
aiu.c, parts of the country can iir.
nis, pleasing iety Of scene than ca.s Itself
be traveller all tie way ON Cincinnati to The
Cue The and combine, rendering tho view
beautiful beyond description;
tist glance The neatness and eance OF The
tcrlut combined with the numerous attractions which
"s Es,as,sn en desirable one The Halls extern
sivc, Rooms spacious and inviting whe the Invalid
nee s" westhe' The led Rooms well ventilated,
neatly fu,nshed tile Bath Rooms ave ample and com
molous being cunvcn tor the application OF wate in
every iorm In connection with the Institution there
Hail. Ct zee. 9 Tss'
strength by heau exeeise The Srings which mr.
an sh al. aSunda flowing TOM sSseiy bed tey send
for both cold and delicious The country and
meighborLood remarkable for hcathuness purity OF
air and variety scene y. Athngs combined, we can
not think more desirable place, Tor tiosc seeking
DR. Prss hsving mch ext ericncc in the trcatnen
disease many yea s. he's is.ss to Inform the nISo
those comintted 10 his cave M PEAsE, who has, for
diseases ecuia, to sea- being every way qualified
for important station will take special charge OF The
ailments that female beauty health and happiness
which prostrans the energies and Dying ihe nse
this Institution, successfully ineerendent o. ressarea or
suppo,te sol any kind To this snhee. we would invite
Persons visiting the by the OF the Cincinnati
Hamilton and Dayton load will stop 81 the Ca
station Patients requested TO bring two comforts.
HES Two blankets. shcets, six towes, and
QUANTITY OF old hncn suitable Tor bandages ss,s. .
TgnMs-The,c or Board, Medcai Servieea, anu az
o, Al will be ton dollars re, week yabe
weekly Extra attendance will subject The patient 10 an
find il necessary spend length OF tIae in the inso
ton Transient persons will DO charged two dollar ne
| day. t ~, =, ,,. -
examination .a - a..f sol dr. i7l7f Z III
| i For luther paIticuia adds es 5 zrt.79 f..
| N, ;,,o, O., ch;a ~ ..ietor and Physician.
/ Carthage aa"h''o" w. UNIV aus2i.
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The oi1pf Grape Vine.
Walled for Rent,
PROPOSALS.

WILL. receive til the 9th day September, pr opo
sails Tor tho !ollons work, viz:
Paving water SIT from Monroe and Quincy. and on
Quincy iom Waitto Main street. The lmopos!t.o on to
state much be allowed for tho sIoIe
ound rer yard; lwhat the price yard will be
u Eish;ng the baa OF stone, and paving, how much
per yard the pavl be done for if the city uns! all
the stone. 80 -. r. u Z ---aa--
ist-How much making loot way west side OF
Water II ON Mon stee 10 south side of Quincy. stone
moi TO be less than inches in thickness and two feet w.de
and also how mucJr grading, should any be required
od--For furnish and setting Gu Quincy stie,t.
no III ri lie, fIom Nj to Water street.
:d-Fo l,nisLilnd setting curb, east side OF Market
f,om I'D stieet 10 ends meeting house.
Ith--F For Eradi he alley leading from Zane to Clay
ST rect between ,tnd Sth streets.
9Th For lesctii cur b. such may te required, on
east side OF Main ON Washington Spruce alley.
Particulals can be- by calling on
6th-For repair sewer in Chestnut alley west OF Main
street at Phillip orksi how much per perch 'or laying
The stone now tie and what pc ch for laying aud far
nishn; balance.
7til-Fo: repair Beyners landing by forming CUTIE
rom low water ss far gave way. Said work 10 be
aid tightly put toicr. How much per yard for filling up
UGH pa qure it, the dirt to be taken from the
east side OF Mar between Washington and Jefferson
streets.
lso-To sink ell with the curb in six feet in diameter
and no, TO 30 feet in depth, on Main street
nea the corner John street, how much foot furnish
Ing The curb J. AMlCK, Street Commissioner.
Wheeling, Sc! her J., 1852.
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New Music Store.
Sign of the tarccinn 'Trigonuin, No. 400
llniu street. J.,

--,H.-, ]. FICKIESON would respectfully an
TI-.-Sf "a noice tile citizens vi Wheeling and vi
T1 II n ciniy, that lie las just opcned new aud
Il " Jce.an establishment Tor the sale OF Vultrs,
Guitars, Volncellos Fagolets Flutes, Fi,es Acco de-
ms Banjos, uuh TamboIincs lirass Instruments The
and best make. t.l r-4a. NJ
Instruction hooks all kinds Of Instruments and for
singing. 80
Music for the Piano, Guitar Flute and Violin, also, the
Songs, DLetts etc., and fe very best Ront aud
ltalian Violin and Guitar Strings A
Caronets Reeds Tuning Fo ks, also Violin aud Guitar
cws, Violin Flngc. and Tail Boa lis. sa4rf %.
Bows for Vipnceilo and Violin. =
a. Klcber's Furniture Polish ior icnovating vanished
Furntuie, such Pianos Cabcts, Steam boats o. any
descriptions Of Furniture
Also sale by tie Agent ior klehe-, Psburs Pianos
first and Lest tu'c IN the United States, such
as NUNS and Cll,ks grand and sqs Pnnos J. Il. Di
an's IIalet and Aliens celeb ated Boston Pianos &c.
Agent the make OF Cal dt and Needanis Patent
Mclodcons. ..... rs .gu..
Accordcons, and ali kind OF Embellishments repaired
nj tbe lowest prices I.. .t-...rtr IT,.
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agree to contribute for its from time to time, such
may BE- to set forth and de-
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Signed by George p Marsh, Daniel d. barnard, J. Nc
Pheson Berrien J. X. Ingerso, Z. Joy Norris T. L.
Clingnan Daniel Webster r. c. WINTHROP, Thomas But.
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Union 1t has been matter of just reproaeh to that Party
that though it embraces its due proportion E.e
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! NEW BOOKS.
The Campaign of Gen. Scott.
GAN nNTER EsTBNG BOOK

1VOL. I2MO., 81 rs.
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VOL witt, "a Map e oftie Hattie battle Grpanssi pages
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- Lieut.. 81 Is a man OF sterling sense n lair
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pnisn The author is attached to the Navy but became
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ater having commenced its pe sai TO lay IL asde-"
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CITY BUSINESS.
Americana, Pntronizc Yonr own Manu-.
e-af.E ~ fncturcs.
Wheeling Silk Factory.

MEXICAN Silk, manufactured into superior and ub.
~ stantil articles the various fabrics in
ellis SILK FACTORY; Main Street, Centre WI FL
tie process OF manufacturing and those wishing 10 T..
silks, wholesale retail can be supplied on rcaso
NJ, adams, 70. bs' a Q. FaIelhd,s, Marsh & Tayi
ior's and O w Heskls Wheeling, Va. and at James
Richardson's Furnishing Ware House, No 1io. Main
ST, ce Cincinnati, o..
Our Fabrics are wa rented all pure SILK. and
the HIGHEST PREMIUMS, and gold and silver nielis,
American Institute, New YOk, Franhm Institute.
PHILADELPHIA, and Ohio State Fair We arc Constantly
manufacturing stock is now la and seasoaabc,
comp ir many varetics-vclves, sans vcsts., d ess
silks iiEes cayate handkerchief. OF white, LACK
PLAID, iigued and printed, all the eweat Style, made
best twincd silk twed and plain Also, shi't drawers,
and half hose gentlemen.
Please pairomze this npo- tant branch OF Amer
ic,i ,ruactue osde.sfo every variety ofsiiss,:omt
ly executed. 81
JOHN W. GILL. .
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a' GENERAL. JACKSON
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key o:rcereGce, escrbr anicstructiye pictorial
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