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Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard., 1852-05-01
YOUNG'S IMPROVED PATENT
SMUT AND SCREENING MACHINE.

The only Machine ofhe kind that has stood the test and
given satisfaction the public. 1t has surpaned every
Smut Machine yet offered in the State more or less OF
which has been tax down to make room tor it. The
public need imposition there some 2SO
Machines running in N c.; and wish to offer no other
references than the gentlemen who are using them,
whose expectations have been more than realized in
their performance. 1t only thoroughly cleanses the
Wheat ofsmu but also puries it of all other substances
almost to perfection. 1t takes up but feet square
the Mill and requires but little power. Itis warranted
for FIVE years against breaking wearing out, and also
to retain its cleaning qualities for that time.
There a number of these Machines through which
100 900 bushels of Wheat have been cleaned, and they
have never been out of order one day.
There awarded to it the Premium at the Maryland
State Fair, and Premium with Silver edal, at the
Fair of the Maryland Institute at Baltimore, last Fall
Address the Subscriber South Lowell Mills Orange
county, NJ C. JNO. A MCMANNEN.
December 2l, 1850 l5-tf.
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N. G.. Mutua Life Insurance Company,
OFFICE RALEIGH, N. c.
THIS Company continues to insure the lives of all
healthy White persons and Slaves
The greatest risk taken a single life is $5O00
Slaves insured for of to five years for
3ds their value.
DR.. Chas. E. Johnson, President,
VIM. D. Haywood, Vice President,
James F. Jordan, Secretary,
VIM. H. Jones, Treasurer,
Perrin Busbee Attorney,
DIR. Wm H. Mckee, Examining Physician.
J. Hersman, General Agent.
All losses are paid within 80 days after satisfactory
proof is presented.
Blanks and Pamphlets, showing the plan of operation
of the Company, may be had application at the Of
flee, or any of the Agencies. All letters on business
should be addressed to JAMES F. JORDAN,
Secretary.
April 20, 1850. ST.
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard., 1852-05-01

"A LOT OF Superfine FLOUR just received and for
IA sale at S. H. YOUNG,S
Raleigh, Feb. 4, 1851. 26-4w
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Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils. 6,c-
u 300 PACKAGES receiving for H. g.
= trade at the Drug Store of
.-.. WILLIAMS, HAYWOOD. g. co
March 80, 1852. A.
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MILLS, Cross-cut and Pit Saws Hin 4 son., I'll
lXl low Candles, Grain and Grass Scvtbes and
Stones, Stone Jars Jugs and Churns general assor
ment. For sale by pD%1HH@ 1Sort-
Raleigh, April 29th, 1852. o IN
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard., 1852-05-01
A MAIN OF COCKS

NJ ILL come off in Warrenton, N. c., on Wednes-
w day, the 5th of May, between the VIRGINS and
North Carolina parties show 81 Cocks, Sl0O fght
and $1,000 the odd. Ample accommodations will he
provided for all persons who think proper to attend
Warrenton, N c., April 10th, 1882. e17Wwou
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VIM. HILL, Sec'y of State.

AND WHEREAs, the said Act provides for amending
the Constitution of the State of North Carolina
to confer every qualified voter for the House of Com
mons the right to vote also for the Senate;
Now, therefore, the end that may be made known
that if the aforesaid amendment the Constitution shall
be agreed by two thirds of the whole representation
in each house of the General Assembly it will then
be submitted to the people for ratification have issued
this my Proclamation in conformity with the provisions
of the before recited Act.
In testimony whereof, DAVID S. REID, Governor of
the State of North Carolina hath hercunto his hand
and caused the Great Seal of said State to be affixed.
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard., 1852-05-01
McRAE a. HARRISS,

Wilmington, Oct. l, 1851.
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Baltimore Piano Manufactorv.

Raleigh, March 2e, 1852.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
ARRIVAL. OF THE Ell DORADO.
l. Days Later from California.


NV ORLEANS, Oct. 9,-The steamer Ell
u. -1ao has arIsyed from Aspinwall, bringing
san Francisco dates of Sept. Il. fhe Gold.
m Gate leGt san Franclst on the 10th ut..
vim = ouo Goa ~ gold dust.
Vrrngws from the mines was favorable.
e~l se,era Large Jumps O; gold had been
found.
There was another movement among the
miners ia.ara,HG the Chinese, and a meeting
l.s. .eea called nj jamestown to adopt mea-
s..re. t,.t .sc4r Npu~Jon.
r.. s.-a1c Columbia and ). :. Lewis.
l...e.a ...cllrd Tor violating the passenger
law.
L.t-E.srs from the Sandwich Islands state
fila. i.. ...t s..Hge OF sickness at the SanI-
We, ISL, uad proved serious draw back
Z. ....n,s~. he government had promul-
G .,-. I,o i.vc.Jy OF trade with the United
i....ss aon Valparaiso state that Chiluu
w .. ,,l, promising. A new military
system Hra 4oen established. which gave
-,.st ~a' ...etos. The government had sent
> u ,a london 10 purchase war
The .r.a.es with the Indians in the inte-
-.-r .,.., d a.e .,Gte. subsidized.
E.,u.-- generally was steady and pros
g.-..-. Ia- s..alne' was steady. Produce
rcat.. Ha"as in active request a, advanced
r...-. I"H,ff.;snnS regular, though rather
l..4. t.t r.. A'taaIlc S,1Ies.
Ia.-..g- I ..ru oi tac East, Ataluuta, Fly
jr- C...G sad North American from New
! is. bad aui,tI cut. Also, barque Fanny,
... ~, u.>.
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SIXTEEN RTII-DIN13 LOTS IN sYn.
By james NJ. Taylor.

VALUABLE PROPERTY ON 18TH
STREET, BETWEEN BROAD AND MAR
SHALL STREET-Three very desirable Res
licences and n beautiful Lot for sale ut
AuctiOn.-Will be sold on Friday, he I'D DC
tober, commencing al O'coca NJ, upon TIE
premises, those three very desirable residences sit
uated the west side OF 18th street bet Bro ad
ald Marshall streets and now occupied By Messrs
James Gowardin, VIM Fry ard David Donnan
THESE houses built in the most approved and
modern style, four stories hi gh, with about eight
rooms each, are In perfect order and contain every
convenience to ne desired in genteel ia2ily resi-
denccs After which, viii be sold that very beau,.
tul lot OF ground, together with the Improvements
thereon, situated 18th street at its lntersgcto
with Marshall street fronting 80 feet aud running
back l2O icet IN the rear Part Ct which lot Qeavne
Il II sufficient depth tor buiung purposes) stan1
two teneme nts fronting on Marshall streer-and
these teuements are now yielding very good rents
This property, from its immediate proximity to
the principal business parts OF the city ana aso its
very retired and agreeable situation, together with
the very desirable characttr ii the improvements
&c, combines unusual inducements 70 nose in want
q gcntcei residences, or who Contemplate build
ing
lEEMs.-One fourth cash, the balance in l, 2 and
3years the credit payments 70 bsar interest, pay
able seIal-annualy, AID secured by Is Of trust
0c6 JAMES ii TAYLOR, huct.
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BY TOler II Cook.

4 CCTtON sALE.-un WEDNESDAY, the
- 18th day Of the present month, will sell st the
plantation lately mine, 10 or ii miles North Of the
city, bounded by ;he Richmond and Frederick sburg
Kali cad ard the ChickahOniny, tue crop OF Corn.
large quality OF Hay. FODDER and Straw, - head
OF ine eneep; is head Of Cattle including Two oke
OF Oxen; . Horses; 20 Hogs; SOU heart pine
Shingles; go gallons OF Cider; barrel OF extra
Vinegar two Cook Stoves; 50 cords of cry Osk
WOOD; Wagon, horse Cart an ux Cart and
many other articles which are not enumerated
WILLIAM MILL Err
n. B-A good Cook will be added TO tn sa,e.
caie 10 commence at ii o'clock, and be conducted
by
II TOLER s. COOK, Auets
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sAIft CUTTING AND HAIR DRESS

Il sSC-Cuppng, Leecning, Bleeding, Extract
ing Teeth, &c MR. J. +. SPACH, from Ger.
many. late from Philadelphia would most aspect
fully inform the citizens of Ricnmo nd auc it, vicn-
lty, that he mas opened and atty fitted out the cor.
nsrsEore on Governor street under Mrs. Eddng's
Boarding Huus1, where he will be at all times pre-.
pared TO give ample satisfaction III all the above
named branches, with promp:itude and dispatch
&C i2-Im@
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AUCTION SALES. +.
This DAY
By WELLINGTON GoDDIN.

- y" Wv
On TO 40 BUILDING LOTS IN THE
0U PLAN OF BELvIDERE. FOR SAFE AT
AUCTION-Wui be sold on Wedues day af.
terno0n, the 18th October. 1881 upon the prem
lses, commencing at half past O'Clock from 30 10
90 i.ding Lots, in the plan of Blvdere, dom
ING the south western part OF the city. These lots
have front ofst feet and depth OF l4s feet 20 az.
alley IA feet vide plat OF the property can be
seen at the Office CT the auciiopeer in fe~ days.
The 10 :ation Il the lots, so near the Tre dsgar
IRON works and other manufacturing establish
men.s. offers an excellent opportunity 10 the arti-
sans engaged IN these works TO secure a haL dsome
building lot az small cost.
IERMs.-One-fourih cash. balance a, 4, 8 and ~
ncntns tor negotiable notes, title retained till
the last note is paid OF.
DAVID ANDERSON,
Agea, for James N Anderson.
sac conducted By w. GoDDrN AucL se29
lost VALUABLE FARM AND GRAN.
| M: S2oARRIES ON THE CANAL, ADJOIN-
| WIN NJ aaaoND, FOR SALE AT AUCT ON
| tober. 50 On w ednesday, the 18th day Of Oc-
| o'cIocL -. rpon The premises cUmmencins az / |
| yvoId 80 sc arm on the Canal a1ioipiup Holv-
oId ,i;' T1enletery, Clarkes Spring and ChsvsI
acres ,ha - Jamestown, Containing aboGt Sc
| 80 Jug isno Is equal il soil and feT,;Ify - CIV
hIga lar d IN Virginia The Dbon rt i'It'!y 70 any
enclosure ana In the highest STATE of rnI,;s
| - ~ 40 p otleAts on 1t consist OF two 5-;cs
~ eil!L ss-oue III COCO order, and having room.
resides stables, &c. There are ssvsrsF - LOS
! ceiient springs on tie land in addition :, -;
on The bank CT the Canal, in grani,e quarriss - -
eXhaustabte extent, when, il judiciously woyss "A
would, perhaps, De fortune 10 any one An ex
animation OF the land will ~ once attract tho &C..
ton OF capitalists. The land wiz be sold in one a,
more parcels, as may be agreed on at the time q
sale The stone quarries will be reserved from N.
| farming land, ana sold separately. A plat o. III
| property can De seen at my Office. After the sal,
ot theland the entire crops will be sold. consjsn,
OF about l20 bushels Corn, large quantity of wraa
straw, &c. Also, three horses, al. the farming In,
plements, &C.
Terms For the land one fourth casa bs,anc,
| az 8 - and Is months, i0r negotiable notes inter
est added, secured by ID trus, deed. For the per
-0nai estate, all over $50, months credit 10
| approved endorsed negotiable paper. The "a n
| admirably adapted to market garden, or dan -
| being within half mile OF the corporation i'm
| It's
| Sc 27 w GODDTN aYrt
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4 RCltIThCwGR RE AND ORA MTG


4 RCl;IThCVUR AND ORA IeINeI.-
"A ". A. POWELL. Architect and Civil Enei-
nrer, mas opent school for the purpose Of giving
Instructions IN Drawing in all the different branch
es at his office. Those deslrous OF acquiring
knowledge OF this valuable ATt-the importance OF
which Is 10 be suited and practiced to be properly
sppreclated-shOuld make immediate appIication
TERMS.
!or 10 lessons given in the day GU
FOR o DO do night .-..-..-.-.. %
Oue-half to be paid for IL advance, the balance
al the expiration OF the sixteen lessons; the Stu
deaf Students, in all cases to provide their own
Instruments, DC. Lessons given once or taice per
day and once per nigh-, each lesson Of two hours
length.
Branches Of Drawing, &c.
Science and Art Of Architecture, sty les, proper.
ton, detallz the different branches adapted to
the building vi houses, &C.
Engineering adapte1 to Machinery
Civil ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Typographical Drawing, &c
Surveying Ut land, &c--pT8ctical
lscetnetrica perspective Drawing
Perspective Drawing
Landscape drawing IL water cC!ors, pencil and
ink
Ske.chng-penct aud ink
Foliage, Scroll, and Ornamental Drawing
With complete knuwlt dye Of tn ART OF proper
ton, coioling, &c Each student will receive due
ana proper attention. For fGr:her Information,
make application al my office, on 18th street. two
doors from Main. &C 70:
ItOkk.-As nusI my VIII III future, be
" occupied al the pits, Mr. Samuel r Halves WI.
condQc, Inc retail sa.es Il Coke at my yard. T ne
article Is extensively known being rally first
rate tLat Il wYuil De unnecessary tor me 10 recon-
mend IL /, from the Edge Till Miuea Orders
tor smI;ns' d by the cargo boat load, directed
to me ana .eit at my office BASIN Band) or IN the
FUat CItce, Will oe Filed as heretofore
JAMES c. DEATOI.
The customers OF Mr. J. G.. Deaton We! my
own, aud the pu0 lc generally, viii have their or
tended to. 6y eayLg them =! the office OF C. Dea-
oc Ibid SAMUEL P HAYES.
DROWN SUBMISSION Ols Brown Sugars
ID for sale by
ocl3 DAVENPORT, ALLEN & co.
DACON SIDES, COTTUN TWiNE, \. E.
y Rum, Pepper SAIL Petre, Window Glass
&C - DAVENPORT, ALLEN & co.
100 TON, no. PLRuyIAN GUANO
wv 400 casks Lime
2UU boxes Tin P!ale an assortment comprising
nearly all sizes, bright and loaded
Timothy and Herds Grass seed-foI SAFE by
Sc SO 5. NcGRUDER d SONS.
ANIp OIL.-IOJO gallons Lamp Oil, Tor sale
- by PURCELL, LADD d CO,
oc : Druggists s2 Main street
NAN BE HAD, al THOS. +. PAGES Drug
u store 222 Broad street. tie best Cigars aud coo!
Soda Water, with >arsspsrilia, Lemon Pine Apple
and otaer syrHps. ee "a
LnEsH HUTTEK.-JusI received, q few pots
L very tine frcsh Butter from the country also,
lew boxes tre=n ground Coffee IN store, for sale
~ ...,
seIs GEO J. HERRING.
DRIHE PlChLEc.-cupefior mixed rtek-
/ les, pui Up III white vinegar, IN nali gallon,
quart AID PINK jars, tor sale BY .
ANTONIO PiZZiNl,
au 80 No, AZ Main street, under City Hotel.
DUTTEk.-i0 Kegs GosEen buster receiving,
- for sale uy
uc6 VIM TAYLOR.
TsIN eLOP BATHS, BUCKETS, CHAM.
l. Bkh SETc, just recevrd al
sTEBBiNS, DARRACoTT j. cos,
oci l0i Broad stresL
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Hy TOler 81 Cook.

DUBLIC SALk.-Ine subscriber thavng de-
T. ,elm,ned 10 remove to the City Of Aorlok)
viii sell, at public auction on Thursday the l4th OF
October next, al Sherwood, his residence ur miles
below Richmond, at ten O'Clock, MS stock u Cows
and Hogs, Farming Utensils, Wagons. Carts. Wheat
Fan, Cutting knife, Flows, &C, &c. Also Ms crops
Ct Fodder and Straw. ali excellent Family carriage
and Harness, and numbfr one pair OF HoTs"z;
Houst hold and Kitchen FURSIl URk, Consisting
Il sofas, Mahogany Rocking Chairs, Plush Arm
Chairs, large Mirrors, Mahogany sprIng-sest Chairs,
Walnut seat do, Curl Maple a. Pam seat 90
Com node with Egyptian slab, set OF Curtains and
Shades, Mahogany Wardrobe LnuHge Mahogany
1reau. VA. Il. tand, Rosewood B1reau and " asG-
stand with marble saCs, Cottage bedsteads Of Rose
wood ana Walnut, Sdeboad, Tables, Hat Rack,
CARPETS I'D BEDs-aI purchased az the NOr.h
with the last two years.
g Eight or ten good FARM HANDS lot hire
the balance o! the year.
Ter22s Of Sale Credit until the fra, day OF Jam
uary, lc53 Tor ali SUMS Ct $50 and over vita ne
sg;lable and approved security Tor ali sums
under $50 each will be required b lore the delivery
&C l5-lt~ LITTLETON B. sTARKE
Sale conducted by T0LER & COOK.
AND AT AUGTiON.-On IHUAsDiY,
~ the I4lh Gay II the present month al II CLOCK,
viii eel publicly, on The premises, my tract Ut
Land, four mics below Richmond, adjoining the
tract recently sold 10 Judge Mason by Dr.. Starke
containing one hundred and sixty elk acres OF very
superior quality, improve IA the best Kramer, and
the buildings distributed that the tract might
De divided into two parts, each having dwelling.
Preparation has already been made Tor seeding
forty or fifty bushels tf wheat 10 VIII h and 10 al
Lther crops yet tried, the land is well adapted.
TIE terms will DC made known at the sale
THOMAS l.. HuHDLEY.
Sale TO be conducted by
cell TOIER e. COOK, Aucts.
4 UCTIOS sALE.-ulli D. sold publicly on
N Friday, the 18th inst, commencing at 10
o'clock, al the residence OF John Norman, one
mite beyond Thomas b. Curtis, ON the Meadow
B.iege Road, about three miles from R"hmout, ne
usua. variety OF household am kitchen Furn
tare $50 tushe.s OF Cora; 500 lbs ii FODDER a
large lot vi Shueks; 3 hne Mich Cows; fatteneo
Hogsi one plantation Harse two Carts; the Farming
Cteasis; The crop OF Cabbage, and Of Potatoes oof
I:ish and sweet; together with many othe. article.
too numerous 10 be enumerated Terms cash
&C IL 1DLER A. crOk 4uc,s
Onn BAGS RIO An LAuu.nA cor,
%OC Tee, Ia store, Tor sale og
oc: ,fsY Il MCAEDL!sH.
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rgNHREE-PiY CAKpETS.-Just received

'ENHREE-pLE CARpETS.-Just received
4 from auction an assortment # two and three
~ Car cla, ven 4all-ouc patterns aad Of good
quality, all Of which We Will of at extremely low
prices.
Aieo handsome Muslin ard Lace Cur aias; In
en-, Satin, Damask Ble,ched and Unbleached Lin
en- ana Cotton; Diaper Hackaoack, Linen and Cot.
ton Sheeting OF ell Kinds, and variety of articles
adapted for housek keepers, always be found at
the cheap store Of
HART & MOSES,
&C 10 O. Main street
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L ELEGRAPHIC NEWS
ARRIVAL OF THE AMERICA,
four Days Later from Europe,

HALIFAX, Oct. II.
Inc steamship America has arrived. with
Liverpool dates to the 2nd of October.
COMMERCIAL NEWS
CorToN active and advancing. Sales of the
week amounted To 10000 bales. BREAD.
SruFFs steady. Philadelphia and Baltimore
Flour, Dos 3D. white Corn, 30s.; mixed, 2qs..
Wheat unchanged. Provisions quiet. IA.
VAL STORES active and advancing. TOBACCO
Sales Of Virginia leaf at laGzd; ste;nned. g.
asa.
Consols closed q, 1909. American stocks
dull.
MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.
AdvIces from France represent that the peo
pie appear TO be prepared for the immediate
proclamation Of an Empire Indeed it is even
SAID that Napoleon will be clothed with in.
periai dignity before he returns to Paris.
The English papers are discussing the L3bo
expedition in spirit Of violence. They 90 50
far as to style it another annexation scheme.
The cholera is rapidly decreasing in Poland
and Prussia.
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= IGHT >CHUOL.-Those who desire 10 a.
= Vail themselves # d Night School during the
winter months. will be so good : 10 hand in their
nam es at the subscribers school room ID street
between Cay and Leigh curing the present wee k.
Terms. - per month in advance.
oc l2-3l~ q. SAUNDERS
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AUCTION SALES
FUTURE DAYS
By Davenport, Allen & Co.

KOCERIEs, &C., AT AUCTION.-op
~ Thurs ay, l4th October, we will sell q, onr
auction store, at 10 o'clock, an assortment of
groceries, viz:
$50 bags Rio Coffee
100 do Java do ~
80 hhds Molasses
80 do Bacon Sides
$50 packages Loaf, Crushed and Coffee
Sugars
300 sides Sole Leather
500 SACKS fine Salt
20 bbs Sal Soda
50 packages Green and Black Teas
Cheese, Glass, Cigars, Whiskey, Rum.
Brandy, &c. &c.
TERMS Under si00 cash $40 and over four
montns credit, for approved paper
t4S' Also, 100 0G0 Cigars,
DAVENPORT, ALLEN CO,
&C IL Aucts,
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NV OaLEtNS, Oct. 1.-THE FrankIin's
n-w~ reached Ee.e this morning by the O'ReiI-
~ .I1e and ami save an impulse TO the cotton
IarAcJ lin -.Ies nave already reached 5000
..',s AZ ia. r..-S. Nv Molasses 80 cts. per
ga. Ole Pr, 81 -.
Inc steamer Pampero which smiled Tor San
J"n" tr" days since, full of passengers
s.tHug a,eah and was obliged to put back in
ClstIcesz.
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- 0iRDING.-Mrs ADAMS, at the Virginia
a. House, near the Old Market, would be pleased
to accommodate lew single gentlemen by the daY,
we k, OF month reasonable terms. oc I2-3t
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS
BY JAMES NJ. TAYL0R-
M OsT VALUABLE TNppovpn,

BY JAMES NJ. TAYLOR.
mi OsT VALUABLE TNppovpn,
the TEhTY IN THE CITY Of RiCpu6SE
Basines Rfver Connection md III.
and EIerke w arehouse on 10Th street.
between In houses and Lots ON Rvrd
ticn % AVth and 18th Srreetx 80
80. by order of the presidsn. ara az Aue-
nan ., tne James River ard E noaLu oI III
october Is55 on WEDNESDAY, The 20,b 49, as IS
me premises, sell that I.araa ci9ck; NJ, upon
"arehouse on the south - "ue 'aiuabie
iutn street, and occupied bv NJ ~ Tue basin, On
saa, ng o' ironts Is feet, and run. ha. ,So
leet 20 lnc basin The house is bnii, IS oscA lVu
stories high, in the most substsntal m orlek four
manner fronts o3 feet on 10th street b SppIoSeo
the south line by the canal, runs bsct ~ ueo on
within short distance from the Basin and -; ~
two fronts on the Basin and canal. affords a,s
fac ltles for receiving and diseharging meTrbp"
disc. In point OF location and construction ,bis :;
regarded as one of the most valuable Warehcnsns
III the city tor tho transaction of heavy business
Also, Eleven Brick Houses and Lots sItua
ted on the north side OF Byrd, between 10Th and
llth =trees-aIl of them in good order and nearly
rev, each three stories high and running back e
the canal. The construction OF these Houses such
that with some slight alterations they could be
made TO answer for both residences and bushes:
n uses, and from their location, will always mo
ready tenants at handsome Re: centage Il Jon the
outlay.
1t is deemed unnecessary here to enumera,e tbs
many advantages OF location and construction com
olued in the above property but il view OF the IN
portant improvements In he vicinity thereof now
IN progress, we would ask an examination OF tn,
same by those wishing to invest their surplus tnnd
juGiciously.
TERMS OF SALE.-One third cash. the balance
al auG II months with interest, and the deferred
payments to be secured by deeds Of trust upon tn.
property.
Sc go JAMES N. TAYLOR, Auctr.
GIXTEEN BUILDING Lots IN sgd.
~ MY AT AUCTION.-WilI be sold on FRIDAY
The 10TH October, at o'clock, ?. NJ, upon the pre-
ise5 square containing tour acres OF land .itua
ted IN the town Of Sydney, opposite he beautiful
grove Of Mr. w Allen, and lying within the en-.
closure Of mr.. John Carter.
This property viii be divided into l6 lots fronting
about A \ feet each, and running back the usual
dstance these lots being just without the corpora
ton line, aud laying beautifully for building purpu.
Sea, IN very improving neiehborhoOd, should com
mand the attention Of those tvng business in the
city, who wish 70 procure convenient residence,
az moderate cost.
TERns-One-third cash; balance az 9 and Is
months with interest. ana the title retained till the
payment OF the last note
&C IL JAMES ". TAYLOR Auct
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GoJO- p
one ten " $3.50
two tons /" ST..

competent person will be provided to erect the
machine, d: the expense OF the lessee
Machines al WORK in New York, and a. the
Tellu cum Gold mine q Commodore Stockton,
Fluvanna County, Va.
Application may De made to William Beasley,
Esq, Daniels vile, opotsyivana County, Va or 10
NJ. John q Beasiey, agent OF Commodore Stock.
tons mines, BowleSviil :. Fiuyanna Co., Va.
For further particulars address
l.. u J. BUSSING d CO.,
&C l2-Im 81 Gift street n. Y
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-13

NEW YORK MARKETS, OCr.12.
Sales of ll,000 bbIs. FLOUR, 5000 bushels
WHEAT, and $4,000 bushels Corn. The mar
ket firm, with no change in prices.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-13

NJ ANTED.--A Young Married Man aud Wife
w are DESTROYS Of obtaining board in a respect
able private family. Some location within ten mi
nutes' walk oi the Banks preferred. Address T.
WE. Dispatch ofcs, stating Terms and accommu-
Calons. nc l2-3t~