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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-20

THE CHOLERA At JACKSON, Mo.-A correspon-
dent of the ST. Louis Republican writes from lack
Mo giving list of the deaths that there
from cholera between the lth aud Goth of June They
Us follows :-Colonel j. w. Russell and seven SER
wants. DR. David II Davis, wife, child and servant
and two servant women Of Gen L. b. English; daughter
and servant girl Of Mr. Charles Wclling child of Mr.
II. Wheeler; Mrs lcnry Cosner ami two children; Mrs
DR.. Cannon and child; Samuel and Albert G. sons Of
Major G.. NJ. Beatte; Mrs Warren MI Virginia anie
Miss Sarah l. Fullenwder, Miss Louisiana rurnbauga
Mrs. Harris Mrs Imam and two chilGren Mrs Flentze
daughter Of Mr.. Il p, Taylor, Mr. J. w. Limbaugh Mr..
Albert Hickman MIR. John Harris. MIR Oliver Cowan,
MIR Auguste Kuhle Mr.. John Reeves, Mr.. John Hager
Mr. John Clodfelter MIR Joseph Grayson. Dr. G. Dem
nison child Of DR. Tol>on, servant woman of Mr. @. p.
Fullerwider servant man and woman of Colonel w. G.
Ranncy, servant woman Of Mr. W II. Dennis servant
man and woman of Mr. w. Mcclure, servant girl Of
N w. Watkins. and about forty Others in the country
three hundred and fifty but during the prevalence of
cholera there not average of than two hun
drcd you therefore perceive that in the space Of
about two weeks onefourh of population cut off
"a degree of mortality unprecedented, at least within
my knowledge.
1t made its first appearance on Friday, the 11th Of
June. and continued gradually to increase in vrulence
till Sunday the 10th, when the panic reached its height
and general stampede ensued With the exception of
few noble spirits who could have had interest what
to suberve but that of the of suffering hui
manity all who not detained by sickness already in
their families, fed. On Monday morning the epidemic
had attained its crisis. Nine persons lying dead
and not more than five six able-boded male citizens
were left in town. 1t then gradually subsidized and the
last fatal case occurred on Saturday, the Goth.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-15
By Wellington Goddin.

HNHE FARM IN HENRICO CALLED
4 LEVEL GREEN" SIX MILES NORTH OF
RICHMOND, FOR SALE AT AUCTION The
subscriber will offer for sale at auction On the pre-.
ruises, on Tuesday, the 2lst Of December DC xt IL
fsir, if not, tie next fair day, commencing at /
O'Clock, this valuable Farm. Il contains $50 acres
Of which about 100 acres are in woods OF original
growth, and adjoining the farm of D John Powell
and others II will be divided into two or more
tracts, 10 suit the views OF bidders. With the home
tract, there will be about so acres, Of which 40
acres are in meadow, and sufficient quantity of
wood for the use Of the place; and upon this por-
ton of the tract 80 acres have been seeded n wheat
with the use of guano.
The place ebounds ia mari of excellent O lality,
and quite convenient. The improvements are sui
bclent tor the accommodation Of large family -
The dwelling has six rooms and fire. places 70 esch.
The location is very healthy one being near the
end of the Brook Turnpike on good road, and
within an hours ride Of Richmond. There il an
excel ent spring of water within short distance of
the dwelling.
The terms OF payment which will be made very
accommodating, will be made known on the day CT
sale.
At the same time aud place, will be sold all the
personal estate upon the farm, consisting OF Corn,
Fodder, Shucks, Wheat, Straw, Farming lmpe-
ments, Household Furniture, &C. Also, all the
stock of Mules, Horses and Cattle
TERMS-For the personal estate, all sums under
$50, cash; over that amount, months credit for
approved endorsed negotiable paper
II, from any cause, the Land should not be sold
il will be rented out for the mex. year.
Sale conducted BY w GopDlS Auctr del4
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Sale conducted BY w. GoppIN. Auct. de
By James NJ. Taylor.

TWO HOUSES AND LOTS AND VA.
L CANT LOT, ON CLAY STREET, AT AUG
TlON.-Wil be sold on Thursday next the 10th
inst, at o'clock, upon the premises respectively.
two Framed Houses and Lots, situated On Clay
street, west of Brook Avenue.
These houses being nearly new, are in excellent
order throughout, and very comfortable in their
arran gements; one house contains five rooms, and
the other tour rooms.
The lots front 80 feet each snd runs back about
194 feet.
After which, will be sold vacant Lot sdjoining
the above, fronting q feet and running back lGi
feet
TERMS nethird cash, balance at aud IL
months, with interest, and secured by deed OF
trust, or the title retained until the payment of the
whole purchase money.
de II JAMES NJ. TAYLOR, Auct.
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REV PIANO MUSIC, just received
" by Nash a. Woodhouse, Eagle Square,

NEW PIANO MUSIC, Just received
1S by Nash a. WoOdhouse, Eagle Square,
The Mute Lover, song, by Matilda music by
Preot
Gently Signs the Breeze popular Duet, Glova
Cannot say Farewell, poetry By Matilda music
by Louis Mahr
Awake lily Love and Come with he, BY Knauf'
Rosebud Polka, by w Wallace. with beau
tiful colJred vguetIe
Toe Ia.lsinaIi Waltz, by Strakosch
The sea Serpent Polka, 40
The Polka sicii!isnne dansed at McEvo, s
Academy, Richm nd Va by polinger
The Hop Skip and Jump Polka
Agathe. when the Swallows HUmeward Fly
FaUtasie by Oesten
Variations On the popular melody, Old Folks at
Home. BY Kerkseig
Clara cchottish, by Deems
The Lii lit Hearted Polka, by Preot
Morning Star Waltz, by Boyer
Mount Eliza Walk, by klsut
Virginia Cavalry March, Euauf
Ladies Quick Step
q w have hand, besides the above, large
collection q, New, Popular AM :; ,ndard Music, IN,
structiOn Books IUr TIE P.ano Forte Galts!, &C
Orders and calls ;ezpec .lnIy solicited.
de 10
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THt, MARKETS

BALTIMORE, Dec. IL Sales of $3.50 barrels City
Mills Flour sold today, a: 81 81 to 81 8r 600 bbls.
Howard Street. a: IS. Grain quiet and prices IN.
changed.
NEW foRK Dec l4-Fiour rn Southern se,s
al s. "A to $3.50. Mixed Corn so Cents per bush.
Ell. Wheat steady
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
TRANSMITTED FOR THE DAILY DISPATCH
COngressfonal.

WARRINGTON, Dec. II.
The Vice President still continues too un-
well TO take his seat in the Senate.
Eulogies were pronounced in honor of the
memory of Mr.. Webster by Senators Davir,
Butler Cass and Seward, after which the Sem
ate adjourned.
In the House, the resolution to refer that
portion Of the Presidents message relating 10
the tariff TO o seIec. Committee was taken I'd
and further deba'rd, offer which the House ad
journed.
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OAK ORCHARD ACID WATER.-W

y cali the attention OF Physicians aad Lthers %
this Mineral Water, as being OF the most efica-
cious and at the same time enc of the mos, simple
remedial agents known. Ii has been successsrilS
used IN the treatment of many diseases especially
those affecting the stomach bowels and urinary or
gans, Diabetes, dyspepsia Piles, Chronic Mucous
Catarrh, general debility and loss Of appetite scsid-
head and Salt Rheum, night swests aud all diseas-
OF the skin. Dropsy in its earliest stases hss a.
SO been successfully treated with this water. Des.
cIiptive pamphlets furnished gratis by
ADiE GRAY, Druggists,
de IL Sole Agents for the State CT virginia
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ALBANY, Dec. l3.-The Seminary at Rich
I.ondsile was totally destroyed by fire this
LeIping. The pupils numbering over 800,
were asleep when the FIRE broke out, but sue
,eeded in escaping with their clothes. Loss
tuOut $i4, QG0, which is covered by insurance
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THE LATEST NEWS.
CONGRESS-.

In the Senate, Monday, the standing COM
,o,,tees Of the body were appointed. The
sentucky Contested Election case was further
',sued b, Mr.. Underwood, who had not con
cIaded al the adjournment.
Ia the House of Representatives, the Navy
PENSION and the Invalid Pension bills were re-
cried from the Committee on WAYS and
Means. The debate on the subject of the ia
n was resumed in Committee OF the Whole on
me State Of the Union on the proposition TO
,r,er that branch of the Presidents annual
message 10 a select committee.
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i EcsIiosl.

BosTos, Dec. Ia.
The election yesterday resulted in the choice
OF seven Wings, enc Democrat and one Free
Soler to Congress.
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BY George j. Sumner.
yyCUsEEOLD AND KITCHEN FIR.

"a NUSELUAD AND n ICHEN + IL
IL NlrURE AT AUCIION.-On Friday morn
ing next, the I7th inst commencing at 10 O'Clock,
at the residence OF Mrs. Z. 7. Cullen, Franklin
street, corner 25th street, (Church Hill) who is
declining housekeeping, will b esold at auction, a
portion of her household furniture, amcrg which
will be found, one centre table, marble top, one
Ceerette, mahogany chairs tables, bedsteads, beds,
cribs mattresses, paliasters, china press one new
carpet. Kitchen furniture, consisting of the usual
variety, together with many other articles. Terms
cash sale t. be conducted by
oe14 GEO J SUMNER, Auct
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del Sole Agents for The State CT Virginia.

MRS. ANN B. DAVIS: Dear FrieaS.
4t1 Please send by The bearer, Two bottles
more OF your Cough Elixir. My las, supply
is nearly exhausted, ana l never like to be without
it in the house. II is now apw ards of twelve years
since frat made trial of it, aid have taken it re.
reatedly since in OF cold and cough, and have
also administered it TO Other members ct my iami
ly-my children in partculsr-with the most hap
py effect. | have tried nearly all the cough RENE
dies of the day, and have no hesitation IN sayias
that believe yours 10 be the most valuable pre-
paration OF the kind now n use, aud as family
soicine almost indispensable. | therefore take
great pleasure in Recommending it 10 the Gems
dence and patronage ct the pubic.
Very respectfully, your obi serv',
L WARREN.
Richmond, Nop %, 1e52.
For sale, wholesale and RETAIL by BENNETT &
BEERS, A. BODEkER, CHAS. BECK, ChAS. d.
YALE, and Mrs. A. Is. DAVIS, Main street, and
BOUCHER & MELTON. Broad St, Richmond
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The New York Crystal Palace stock,
nith cost par and which started with capi
.ai Of 100000 sold last week at forty per
cent premium. There seems TO he tie great
-! confidence ia the success of this~great Ell
ierprlse.
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LOUISVILLE, Dec. Lit is reported that l.
J. Sigu,, associated with w. l.. Gushing, oi
New Orleans, has obtained the conuact fol
me Nicaragua transit.
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NV YORK MONEY MARKET The arrival
O.. the / iinois with a large amount of gold
,,,t has given more confidence 10 capitalists,
sal loans are again more freely offered. The
saee:e IA the banks in this city was counted
"a day. live add to the total for today, the
...luut Just received by the Illinois, it will
saeil the figures TO nearly $l7,000,000 Large
,l.ameais Of coin have recently been made to
.se South. IN return tor Foreign Exchange,
and the quantity now on hand, according TO
he count above given, is much larger than
generally upposed.-JournaI Of Commerce,
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NEW ORLEANS, Dec. Il.-Further advices
nave been received here from Mexico. Gen.
uEaga has issued proclamation in favor of
ne revolution. Desertions are taking place
daily from the government troOps TO the insur-
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New YORK, Bee. I3.--Posimaster Brady
Las received instructions from the Postmaster
General to forward the Havana mails by Mr..
LAWS line Of steamers.
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Is Four OF the prisoners who escaped
rom the Baltimore Jail on Saturday night
nave been recaptured.
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BosroS, Dec. l3.-By an arrival here, we
earn that the splendid ship Shahkamaxon, of
Philadelphia, bound from Liverpool TO Austria
a.. v as spoken on the 2Sth Oct. in latitude
-, longitude 20, %. There has been "a
5ea his apoard from scurlatna.
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gg On Saturday night an unsuccessful at
,asort was made 10 rob the North Bank at
Boston. The banking room was entered, by
citing cut the lock, and the outer door of the
safe forced open. The thieves probably go,
.,.rncd and fed.
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salTH'S LOTTERY UBFfCA.
Wall Street. under the City Hotel.
EHhiZ tG ~

To-Day-suseuehsI na Class 3-Capitals: of
$685. 900, Of 5000 of $500, OF 360s, 20 Of 1000
20 OF SEQ 20 Of $50, &c. 75N os, l6 drawn Tickets
Sl0-shares in proportion.
Aiso-Petapsco, Class l3-Cepitals l Of $4,000,
OF 250o 10 OF $50, 10 OF $780, 10 of ZOO 10 Of l2l,
us Of 75, &C rs numbers, IL drawn. Tickets
50 50-snaTes in proportion
de Is SMITH.
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PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 13.-John BATE and
ferdinand Wallicom, charged with debasing
gold coin, were convicted to day in the U. s.
District Court. Gotleib Plomner, charged v it'll
..ass.ng bogus coin, had become insane, and
as been removed to Blocklsy Asy lum.
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~ UIlCE.-L. b tAhkSWOhlH would cas-
lV special attention to a lot Of superior Havana
and Principe Cigars, just received. Also
large lot OF Domestic Cigars, hich he will warrant
To compare with those Il the best manufacturers
in this country, all OF which he will sell upon the
most reasonable terms tor cash, at No Il Mais
street, few doors below the Old Market.
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L'INE TABLE CCTLERT.-Rcdge rs d
l. Sons and other celebrated manufac tuIer's fine
Ivory Knives, with and without Folks, ia sc.s vi
S., So and SO pieces. These Goods are made Of
the finest STEEL and balance handles, and warrant
ed to give TO the purchaser entire satisfaction For
sale by 4. NJ. ZIMMERMAN,
de Is Corner Meio an0 l2ta sta.
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a LBATA SPOONS AND FORks.-The
n attention Of purchaEes is called to the ST. x
Of Absta and Silver Plated Ware, now On hand,
and upon trial will be found to give satisfaction.
For sale by K. NJ. ZIMMERMAN,
de Is Corner Main and 18th sts
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BosToS, Dec. l2.-The ship EIsinore, from
London for New York, was seen off Halifax
o. tie 9th inst, in distress. She mad lost her
sails in u gGle, and was also short of provi-
IONS, with one hundred and fifty passengers.
assistance has been sent 10 her from Loyd's
ssgni al Halifax.
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John Il. ID. Payne, Salesman.

A DMINISTRATOK'S SALE OF TO.
n BACCO PRESSES AND SCREWS, TO.
BACCO BOX BOARDS, NEGROES, CELEBRA-
TED BRANDS, HORSES, MULES, CARRIAG
ES, &c-Un Tuesday, the 2Ist Deceu. Der, inst,
commencing at 10 o'clock NJ, at the Factory on
Cary street, (between 18th and 18th streets in the
city of Richmond, occupied for several years past
by the late Poitiaux Robinson, will be offered for
sale at public action without reserve or regard to
weather, the valuable and extensive assortment of
Machinery used by the said Robinson in the manu-
facture OF Tobacco, consisting OF Tobacco Screws
and Presses, Mills, Brands, Castings, &c. All in
complete and perfect order and OF the most ap-
proved patterns.
Alter the eale of Implements a large end well Sc.
lected stock OF about 600 feet OF Boards, suita
BILE for Tobacco Boxes, well seasoned and ready
for use, will be sold. Also the Horses, Mules Car
| rages, Wagons sc, &c, when from the Mules,
purchasers will have the opportunity OF selecting
some OF the finest AID most gentle animals in the
city and On the day following, "wednesday, the
22d Oecember) at the Factory, situated on the
Dock, will be sold the entire stock of Machinery
used by the late oiiiaux Robinson III said Factory
ali Of which is nearly new and in fire order,
After lne sale is completed a. the lower Factory,
the celebrated Brands OF "kusseil and Robinson "
"heirne. Robinson Il Co. Nelson "Emeralda "
and "P. Robinson Il CO, VIII be sold to the hlg1
est bidder. The reputation and celebrity OF these
Brands, it is believed will insure TO The purchaser
handsome fortune il d short time, If We'll man
aged.
Alter the above mentioned property is disposed
Of the sale Of Negroes (about fifty in number) will
take place. among them, the public is assured,
are some most valuable Fsctoty hands, such as
Steminers, Twisters and PrZers, and some that
would make excellent Drivers AMI valuable Field.
Hands.
| The attention Of the public is requested TO these
| sales, particularly those about to embark In tue
business Of manufacturing Tobacco, as il is b2lieg
ed that so extensive, weli-tr:ed and perfect al 30
sortment of material for the business is rarely mel
with
| TEEMs-For all sums under 500 cash will be
| required 4; over that sum, four months credit vii
| be gwen for negotiable notes with approved en-
| dorsers JOHN EEUERS,
| Admir- Of Puriapx Robinson, Deceased.
IL II 10. {
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

BY DUNLOP, MONCURK Z CO.
.GR0CRRIES AT AUCTION.-onT TUES.
DAY, sIst inst, commencing ct 10 O'Clock,
We viii sell af our store, general assortment Of
groceries. consisting in part Of
lVo nhds Sugar, part prime quality
Laguayra and Rio Coffee
o Molssses and Syrup
RSe Whiskey, part Old and very superiot
qrality
100 boxes Adamsntine Candles
Gunpowder and Pouchone Teas
Mustard, Cigars, Indigo
TE1Ms-Under 500 cash; over that amount, four
months' credit for approved negotiable paper.
E Sale without regard to weather
DUNLOP, MONCURE & CO.,
de 10 Auctioneers.
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By George j. Sumner.

ny WtUFSc d SuHIHcFs
Two NEW MAHOGANY PIANOS AT
L AUCTION-On account of whom IL may
concern.-On WEDNESDAY MORNING, the
ed instant, commencing at 10 o'clock at my auc-
ZION sales room, No Fifteenth street, will be sold
at auction, without reserve. above stated, new
mahogany Pianos, Ct octaves, Manufactured by
Louis Stern & Co, OF Baltimore. The above
Pianos are ready for inspection, and be seen on
application al my store Terms cash.
del5 GEO SIMMER Aucfr
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OsT GHEG IA Check dated the 9th Of
IL October, 1852, No 50o, drawn by Puiliam d.
Davis on Farmers Bank, payable to me my Or
der for one hundred and eighty nine dollars and
three cents. All persons ART IoIewarned from re-
ceiying salt Check from any person as the pay.
mpnt Of said Cheek has been stopped at bank. a
RI asonable reward would be paid Tor the recovery
of the pocket book containing it (snd money,
with aeveral papers valuable 10 one but myself
de Ia-3t RICHARD +. hUkDLEY
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AUCTION SALEs.
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THIS DAT.


.
By Alexas6er Ned e Co.
|AUR KvRNING sAIKas wil - eoansnsa
V unrif the season closer, cUmmsueinr d asa
O'Clock, at which time viii seil from the sae1vss
Ia lou % suit purchasers, good seleetou CT piea
and cut dry goods. hardwa are, cutlery guns pisepa
gold and silver watches, and clocks and time pieo9
Of every description Also general assortmenf e
isney goods. ALEX MOTT 4 CO.
no Auet:oncers.
TLUTHING Ar AUCTION CLOTHIH0
v AT AUCTIOH.-I viii sell the balance of NJ
stock of Clothing at cost for few weeks, and IL
remain ing stock viii De sold at Auction Can &
80 and 60 Main street, and secure your Christmae
suit while you have the chance. Is DER cont,
saved by purchasing at HYNEMAN'S a. the stock
of Goods must positively be sold. Rack, blue.
brown Frock and Dress Goats; Beaver and PiIos
OTercoats; 1900 pr Psn,s, 1000 Vests all Of which
l will sell at first cost
Do not forget that the place is 90 and % Aaia
street.
de I3-lm. LEWIS HYNEMAN, Proprietor.
DAIRY AND MARKET FARM FOR
- SALE For sale privately, pretty little mar
ket and dairy FARM, about II miles from Rich
mond, embracing Is acres, beautifully undulatins
and vel! adapted &c the cultivation OF every variety
of vegetables The soil is OF clay bottom. and very
susceptible CT improvement 1t is fine situstioa
tor the ice business, and has on /, excellent ice
house and pond.
The improvements are Few and substantial. The
dwelling Is OF wood, two stories high, containing
SIX good rooms, with porch in front and finely
shaded piszzs in rear. 1t commands q beautiful
view OF Richmond and the surrounding country,
ana Is altogether healthy, improving aud desirabAe
place. great bargain be had IL early applica-
uon &c made, as the owner is desirous OF selling IN
order to remove to the lever country
For terms, apply TO W. GODDIN, or
WIN. GOULDIN
The above Farm, NOW in the occupancy ct DIR n.
I. hundley } if not suid privately will, on Thurs-
day, the 31th inst, be sold at public auction upos
the premises comm eEeing al 81 O'Clock, P. b.
Terms at sale.
de ll--sds w. GODDIN, Auctr.
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n 0TiCE.-All persons having claims against
IN the estate Of S. B. Cooke, deceased, win pre-
sent them properly authenticated to the admins.
traitors at his old stand, near the Old Market, from
the 18th I'll the 18th OF the present mouth.
Also, those inde bted to the deceased Will please
cali snd make payments and persons having left
Guns, &C, to be repaired, can get them by calling
at the time and place.
S.P.&HF. COOKE,
de 1885, Admin istIGtors.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
81 WelliDgton Goaail


MOST VALUABLE BUlLDING LOTS
N1 II THE CRY OF RICHMOND FOR SALE
AT AUCTI0N-The subscriber intending to di 3
continue at the close of the year, the granite cut
ting business with the view Of engaging more ex-
tensvely 10 the Marble business, Il bis yard
Of Msin and 9Th Streets win esf for sale ct public
auction, the premises. the following most velu-
able real estate, viz on Monday, the 10th day of
December, 1852, commencing at 3k O'Clock d,
the Stone Yard on the canal bank, in the city of
Richmond, Ioeipg triangular lot having front
on the canal of l35 feet, and the east line 9th
street Of IA feet and across its widest point about
80 feet deep. This lot is lot only valuable for
Stone Yard, but IL admirably located for a large
lumber house or for grocery stores After which,
viii be sold the Framed Dwelling on the east line
OF 4th, between Byrd and Canal streets, having .
front OF 100 feet and depth Of 1870 feet. This pro-
perty will be divided into lots to suit purchasers
TKRMs-One fourth cash, balance st4 and 70
months for negotiable lnotes bearing interest, Sc
cured by trust deed or title retained
WIN. MoUNTJoY
Sale conducted by w. GoDDrN, Auc,. de IL
TRUSTEES SALE OF A SMALL
l. FARM IN SYDNEY.-In pursuance Of deed
of trust made to tie subscriber by Eorborne Z
Sutton, dated the 3lst of August, ls47 and duly
of record in the Clerks off1ce of Henrico County
Court he will oteI for SALE to the highes: bidder
for cash. On the premises, on Friday, the 18th
day Of December next, at the hour IF 3h O'Clock,
NJ, if fair, if not the next fair day at the same
hour, the lot Of land and buildings thereon, now
in the occupancy of said sutton, lying the West
ham road, In the town of Sydney, and supposed TO
contain eight acres, or two squares of four acres
each. JOHN L MARYE, Trustee.
Sale to be conducted by w GoDDIN, Auct.
de IQ-dtd