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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-11
By James NJ. Taylor.

VALUABLE PiaUpEKTY ON 10TH
STREET, BETWEEN BnOAD AND MAR
SHALL STREET-Three very desir bic X es-
licences and IL beautiful Lot for sale at
Aucti0n.-Wiii Dc sod On Friday, The I'D DC
toter, commencing at O'Clock M upon the
premises, those three very desirable sidences sill
uated ON the side 9Th street bet Reen Broad
and Marshall streets and how occupied by Messrs
james COwardln, " n K Fry apd David Donnan
These houses built IN TIE most approved and
modern stye, fur stoglts high, with ABOUT eight
rooms each, III perfect order, and contain every
convenience TO oe desired In genteel ta:ily resi-
dences Alter which, will be sold that very Deaut
tu lot OF grUuuo, together with the improvements
thereon, situated l2h street, at its intersec.io
with Marshall street, fronting 81 feet and running
back 800 feet III the rear part Of which lot Qeayng
II OF sufficient depth for building purpose.) stana
two teneme hts flonting on MarIns sIreer-and
these tenements are now yielding very good ,ents
TEis property, from its Immaculate proximity to
the principal bu.ines. parts OF the city, slsu its
very retlred and agreeable situation, together with
the very desirable cuaractt If the improvements
&c, combines unusual Inducements to.hose IL want
of genteel residences, or who Contemplate build
lag
IEEMs.-One fourth cash, the balance in l and
3yesrs tie credit payments TO b. ar interest, pay.
able kemi-aunually, aud secured by eds OF trust
oc6 JAMES NJ TAYLOR. Auct.
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lsaYICrIoN OF RAsD.-The uial OF John
.li, charged with The robbery of the Ports
-,a Bank, in February last, was brought 10
Elimination on Saturday evening, after eight
j. iabor 10 the examination. before the Cir-
Count Of Norfolk County, Judge X. H..
.aer presiding. The accused was found
.i-y aud ten yeers' service in the PenitentI-
d: atJgGged rs the punishment. William
", assisted by Joseph Mayo and Tazewell
Nor, represented the Commonwealth'-R.
Sect aud Simeon Wheeler for the accused.
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i">roN, Oct. 8.-Halitax papers, Of the 9TH,
,e lie particulars of gale on Cope Breton,
. ...e 49h, during which four English barks
.1 i brig and schooner were lost. A sailboat
also upset, and TWO persons drowned.
Ia some localities in the lower part Of the
f.'lnce. the potato rot has caused great
VOC, whist in others it has appeared in n
der form.
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IRON WAsHINGToN.-The President has
.p,anted Capt. French, Of the US. Army,
Lieutenant Commandant Hunter, OF the
\ IS, AZ commissioners TO proceed TO Mexico
l. ,&.uliue GARDENERS mines, if they exist.
>.c4etaTy Corwin is prepared TO refund The
ID re amount $3.50, 000) received by him for his
lest in TIE Gardiner case, il il should be
lied fraudulent claim.
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EEoN Turks lsLAND.-The barque Chase
-H'sen days from Turks IsIauc, arrived
IN ork, with dates 10 the Sth ult.
h'vn' Gazette notices tne arrival 1T
. -Ey Of Sua'o Domingo, from the United
't.<, on the 23d of August, of Colonies Fer
--.9n and Pickett, TO enter into prelimIna-
-..r the introduction into SanEo Domingo
tUUJ or . 900 American immigrants.
o. the 18th uit., an attempt was made by a
--uer Damed MOnClulI, TO assassinate, or
.rw!se ,rJure, President Forth. The indi-
sal was committed 10 Jail.
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Agent for James NJ Anderson.
Sale conducted nv w tiaDDrS Auct seq
MOST VALUABLE farmland GRAM

MOST VALUABLE FAX AND GRAN
Ill ITE QUARRIES ON THE CANAL, ADJOlN
ING RICHMOND, FOR SALE AT AUCr ON
VIII be sold on Wednesday, the 18th day OF DC.
tober, 1852, upon tue premises, commencing a ii
o'clock, the Farm on the Canal Ladjoining Holly
wood Cemetery, C!arkes Spring, and Chevallle's
old Mill called BankstOwn, containing about 90
acres The land is equal in soil and fertility to any
high lar in Virginia. The whole place is under
enclosure and in the highest state of cultivation -
The improvements on il consist OF two BRICK
dwelilpgs-one in good order, and having rooms
-besides stables, &c. There are several most ex
ceeDt springs tt land. In addition, II abouncs,
on the bank of the Canal in granite Quarres OF IN
exhaus,able extent, which, il juciciolsly worked,
would, perhaps, be II fortune 10 any one. An ex-
animation of the land will at once attract the aen-
ton of Capitalists. The land will be sold IN one or
more parcels, q may be agreed on CT the time OF
sale Tine StoDS quarres will be reserved from the
farming land, and sold separately. plat OF the
property eau be seen al my office. After the sale
Il the land The entire crops will be sold. consisting
OF about 1870 bushels Corn large quantity OF wheat
straw &c. Also, three horses, all the farming i'm
pigments, &c.
TERMS For the land, one fourth casn balance
at g. ~ and months, for negotiable notes, inter
est added, secure by trust deed. For the per
sousi estate, all sums over $50 months credit tor
approved endorsed negotiable paper. The farm ls
al mi. DIV adapted to Il market garden, or dairy
being within haif mile Of the corporation linn
It's
seq w. GODDIE, Auct.
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HE LATEST NEWS.
ter from UaraRa-Stdtemem of Capt.
Porter.

!. -'fEf rom NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF Cdpi.
Porter.
NV ORLEANS. Oct. Captain Porter of
steamer Crescent CITY, the arrival of hich
r.. was telrgraphed TO you yesterday, has
i. statement Of the proceedings Of Haya-
RI ysCard TO the refusal Of the Captain
nal % Cuba to permit his vessel to enter
. ~4rtor or land either passengers or mail.
avs thai. as the Crescent City approached
,eg.. she was met by the boarding. officers
.., month a the hafhor, who motioned that
Should not enter, which Captain Porter
.,.s4tdrd, and proceeded to the anc HORACE.
.,sidnc officers then came on board The
r. aud finding The tame If Mr.. Smith,
Ir,e', IN the ships articles, handed
.a Porter an order from the Captain
al iaat lie should leave the port imme-
order Captain Porter refused TO ohev
.. ta,5iug his passengers and the mails,
-rpj 2 protest Ia the Captain General,
- refused to receive ATTY communication
.., through the | nited States Consul
.Cg''s IN, however, was absent, and in
-ea.,.uc, The order to leave the port was
.ete..
tie officer who brought this or der, Can.
. Porter SAID "tnen you refuse either 10
the mails or the passengers :" the
.sre officer replied: No communica-
an, kinl caa he allowed"
steamer then quito sea at I o'clock in
,ea.rG.
n. rorier's protest is al able and manly
.lgui.
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SMITHS LOTTERY OFFICE,
Wall street, under the City Hotel,
CttALk'S OLD fAkD.

For TO-Day-w d. hington County, 4o-Cspi
tails: OF s300tU OF 1900, Ct SOW. VI $ AZ,
of $500 OF 1850, Of 1880 III ot 1000. III OF 7oV,
10 of $50. 10 Of 800. 23l OF $50, &C. 10 numbers,
10 drs an. Tickets s5-shares in propottion
Also, Pstapsco, 27U--CaptAs; OF sSyou, Of
4OOO OF 2452, ot 1900. Of 1850, y 1901 ~ Of
800. &c. rs numbers. Is drawn. Ticket. sS-
stsres La proportion ,,.,r,,
oeII S"'1o'
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NEW BOARDING AND DAY sCHn0L

~ IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND Mr. TINS
LEY late President OF the Fsrmville Female Sem
mary, VII! open & School for Young Ladies' in the
Guy OF Richmond, on the LIST of October next;
Ii mas selected spacious tenement on the south
slde o! Grace, between 9Th and 9th streets in cen
t'a. sd dt!ightul part Of the city. The course of
in''i u2oon viii comprise all the braEch of a tho
routn Ehslsh education, together with toe Ancient
anu s1odeTn Languages, and Music. In all the de-
paFtnel's. the services of accomplished and exue.
r,eacea assistants will be seca-ei; and attached IN
the schoel' VIII be an extensive apparatus for the
l4dsii alto n OF the physica scences
, TERMS FOR TIE SESSION OF TEN MONTHS
6oaio' INC! JdIng washIng, light and tuel 1920
ult'oh /" the hnglish branches, from $50 to 40
- a., ut ana Modern Ian guages, each. %
- S'H 10
, hEFERENcEs .-Rcv Thos Moore. Rev l,ha. n
ne u Or X Ii Ea5eil, Dr. Cunningham. Sbe-yrin
mcha', henry Irving, James Brown. Jr Esns
idchmund; Rev WIN White, L d, Lexipgt1n'
hehJ i" Smith, stanton; DR. John Haryie Ch.tai,
locke, Chhr.es Sciden, Jau4es NJ Harris William
scout, Edward Cunningham, VIM Dance Fms
Zen " M jlgan, PoWhatan; DR. Register, Hugueno,
Springs: DR. Tnos Geaux, Dr. Rich'd r Farrar
WIN booker, John Il >tegsr, Chas Truehart Esos
Amelia; Maj Woodbridge. II Hancock, w w Han
COCK, Esq Chesterfield; Rev NJ Osborne. G G
Read, + n Watkins, Joseph Z VeuabIe, Samuel
Eenaole, Esqs, Farmyile; Christopher Tompkips
ESQ, hing William; james Sutton, Esq, Hanover:
hey II . Leach, ID ID, Rev Jesse Armistead, ID
d: DR. VIM Morton, John Miller, Esq, Cumberland.
oc il-dl2i*
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B0sToN, Oct. S.-The steamer Admiral, from
Johns, was run into last night, near Fort
dependence, by the steamer Eastern State,
8 considerably damaged. She was run up
The fails at East Boston 10 prevent her
hing. The Eastern State sustained no dam
Z. No lives were lost.
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Recepfi0n of Madame Sontag.

Oct. Shit is understood
fl. tie various musical societies OF this city,
I3-f the lead Of the Musical Fund and Phil
:fmynlc Societies, including the Germanisn
d other q rman Societies, ute getting up a
ia. reception Tor Madame Sontag on We'd
--..yu next. Steamboats, have been chartered
=, to meet her ut Burlington and escort her
lie CIV
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ICHMOND STOVE WuKks.-praie,
IA in RcnmChd and Throw houL lae STATE ca

DICHMOND sTOVE WUKk s.-uraiers
H in RichmCnd ana throug hout tae state can
be supplied trCm these works with
Premium and Air.li2 lit Cooking Stoves
Air tight Coal Franklin and Wood Franklin Par
Tor Stoves
Factory, Store and Counting Room Heating
Stoves
Fluted Box Stoves, &c, &c
Also-Fror,s and Crates, Tenders, Iron Raings
&c. in great variety
Flsln and oinamented House Castings, made of
superior material, and If mi. he'd workmsnshIp
The retail purchaser would DO wei to selsc' our
Stoves in preference to the mass ot Northern trash
with which the market is flooded some of winch
will not sta::d single wlnter without reguirin.
more repairs than the original cost Of The stOre
Our Stoves have been gOtteu up with pa t;cu-
lar regard to the Southern tr.oe-beng made tul
70 per cent heavier Than those made at tie North
of superior materials and WARRANTED of as good
workmanship
Nessrs Ensign & Sears, and D Yale keep full
assortment of our Stoves, and they may also be
had from Me.srs L & c K Weller, f Hefiey, MAN
street; ) Cooper, cary street, and . Boze.,
Broad street.
oc 9-4n BOWERS Il SNYDER
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fNhE W4NE SAP BkAND.-BtNNLTT &
BEERS, Druggists manufacturers agents for
the sale u THIS ttvOrite Chewing Tobacco, have
now IN store oo packages, al! sizes, which they can
recommend as something lille better than can be
had ei=ew here.
Part f tr's Tobacco cost farty.aiz 3o'ars per 100
los IN the ieai, and acGuow edged the unest iot
OF Tobacco ever seld in this market
The Wine Sap Brand stands unrivalled for quail.
ty, color and beauty Of Work manshp
Boxes u 20, ., al d Ice lbs, by the single plug
if desired to be hed only at
BENNETT 4 BEERS,
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HIpt ELEcrIoS.-Thc following com
III. the intelligence from Florida receiy-
to Saturday evening:
election TOOK place in this State, on Mon
81, for Governor, members Of Congress,
rsthers OF the Legislature. George T.
wing, and James ). Broom, democrat,
.a candidates tor Governor, and Edw
.teit, wing, and A. l.. Maxwell, demo-
s,ra the candidates for Congress. In
Rosa and DuvaIl counties the wings
IMPURITIES. In 1913 Santa Rosa gave
wing majority, and Duvali and Escam.
-uaIi major;Ics tor the same party. Sutli-
,lejulus have nor YET been received to
NE lie result If the late election.
EtLE Oct 9.-The returns come in
, :, The Democrats have gained about
= votes in DuvGll county on The Gov
.. II is impossible yet 10 tell which party
zen successful. The Democrats have
s! on Gen. Taylor's vote, but there is
doubt Il the gain is enough to give them
state.
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Drawn Nos OF DelawaIe NO lC7-Oet 8:
81 10 is Is % 81 n 81 46 20 Al 81 IL
Drawn Nos If delaware, Elk lI2, Oct 3:
AZ Is 81 6 IS 81 69 So 30 20 Il ~
Ticket Nus ) 80 4e, see} Sold 10 the small
Ticket do 70 IS. So SiRal 10y.
To. Day.-Delaware, No l09. Capital: s3'o5o.
10 Nos, IS drawn. Tickets Sc ocs
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Ia.EIpA ELECTION. The Washington
OF yesterday says:
f dispatch from Mobile says the democratic
late 1ar governor Of Florida is elected
.. ..aiurIfV gwen"
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LEVY STILL AHEAD In sELLlNG
THE CHEAPEST GOODS.

A Ii IN WANT Ct The peat bargains can De
"A supplied by calling at my Old stand 10 Main
lars Ct cents splendid assortment oil Lace and Cam
5ric Sleeves which we are selling al one halt the
usual price; Fieucn embroidered Hdkis, Collars,
Cuffs ut half pnce MoGsiin Delaine lo, l2H ana 10
cents rich styles and He quality IS cent: Linen
tidxis ct Cents rich orocsde plain SilAs; large
assortment Of black Silks, "a ana yard wide; en-
sroi cred and plan Grape snaws, from IS to $50;
silk Velvets Tor Visettes, very cheap, Win enc
thousand other articles, ali 10 be sold Tor less thAn
the same can be bought for in any city the U:ion.
Persona in want vi tneir Fall and Winter 0o0cs VIII
lind il To their advantage 10 call on me, and examine
nav stock aud price before purchasing ei.ewnsse.
JACOB A. LEVY.
5000 Servants Blankets heavy Clothing tor Ser.
van,s OCT
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HOUSE AND LOT ON THE CORNER
IL OF 18TH AND STREETS. FOR SALE AT
AUCTlON.-WiIl be sold on Tuesday after.
noon, the 18th October, 1852 upon the premi.es
commencing Ut hat past O'Clock, the Framed
House, with the Lot attached thereto, fronting %
feet on street, and running back 1872 eet 10 a
l6 feet alley. The house is nearly new and con.
tains five ak rooms.
TERMs-One.third cash. balance and II months
for negotiable notes, interest added, secured by a
trust deed, or title retained.
oc6 w GODDIN Auct
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AUCTION SALES
FUTURE DAYS.
BY JAMES M TAYL6R.

&IXTEEN BUILDING; LOTS IN svr
NEf AT AuCTION.-Winb be sold on frfd.y-
tne Ioth October, at o'clock, P. NJ, upon the pl.
lses square containing tour acres Of land sirua
I V IN tee .owa OF sydney, bounded by Lombardy
sue, u,oSe ehd Federal sire cts, and lying within
the enclosure of mr.. John Carter.
MS property will be divided into Is lots fronting
sbou. AN feet each, and turning back the usual
distance tnese lots being just without the corpora
uoh me- ana laying beautifully for building purpo.
sea, in very improving neighborhood. shou,d com.
mand the attention Of those having business in the
city, who wish to procure a Convenient rasidenrs
at moderate cost
IERMs:-One third each: balance q, md 10
months with interest aud the ttla ra,s;,es Iii -
payment OF the last notg '' '-4s
DC Ii JAMES NJ. TAYLOR An.+
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On TO 40 BUILDING LOTS IN THE

oU PLAN OF BELVIDERE. FOR SALE AT
AUCTION VIII be sold on Wednes day af.
ternOon, the 18th October, 1852, upon the prem
ises, commencing at half past O'Clock from 80 10
40 Building Lots in the plan OF lvidere, Din
luz the south western part Of tn. city. These lots
have front Of feet. and depth Of l43 feet
alley Il feel vide. plat OF the properly can lie
seen a. the Office If III auctioneer in few days.
The 10 ;aiion t the lots near The Tred1gnr
Iron Works, and olher manufacturing establish
mems offers an excellent opportunity to the arti-
sans engage in these works 10 secure hal dsome
building lot at Z small cost.
TEHMs.-One,fourth cash, balance al 4, 9 and IL
months for negotiable notes, al ute retained Till
the last note is paid off.
DAVID ANDERSON, Jr,
Agent for James NJ Anderson.
Co1a hv An,
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by Davenport. Allen & Co.


BY JOHN X. Id. PAYNE, Salesman.
E0RN FODDkh, WHEAT AND RYE
" STRAW, AT AUCTION-Will be sod on
Wednesday, the l2th inst, at half past 3 O'clock
i'll The aftcrnuun at the farm Ct Mr. WnI L Wal.
ring, one ard half mic below the city, ii quantity
Of Corn, FODDER, Wheat and Rye Straw-also, one
Work Horse. Terms cash
&C y-tds X. D. PAYNE
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ENTIKLN NEW FALL GUUDS.-W. J.
Ia SWORDS, most respectfully Informs the La
dies OF Richmond and Its vicinity that he is
ceIvng splendid rtnent II Dress Goods al OF
TIE latest sty les selected personally IN New YORK,
with the greatest care, "a 10 have 5eHuty OF
style combined with economy in prices, and solclis
call from bis friends, with the assurance that
styles AID prices will be satisfactory, as l have
made my particular business 10 get good article
that will please customers, al the lowest prices.
WA J. SWORDS,
&C IL 225 Broad street, iron WHing Frame.
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VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON 9th
STREET AT AUCTION Win be sod at AUG
tion OF Monday, 18th October, 1852, at oclock,
t. nj that very eligible Building Lot adjoining the
residence Ct the late John Exall. situated on the
eas! side OF Sixth street, between Clay and Leigh
streets The location of the property and its con
venience to business lenders it desirable for per-
sons wishing te build,
Terms made known on the day Of sale
BY request of the Trustees.
w. GODDIN, Auctr.
n. B.-The above Lot will, if desired, be divided
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sU-T LOOK AT IRE isODks for sale al
- L. II. CHRISTIANS Literary Depot, opposite
Broad Street Hotel
Anglo American Literature and Manners by
Chasies-Sl %
Philosophers and Actresses, by Houssaye-S2 80
The Napoleon Dynasty, or the History Of he b.
napayte Family, with twenty two authentic por-
irsits-2 50
Pioneer Women of the West, By Mrs Elicit
125
Bristed FIVE years in an English University, by c
Aston Bristol IS
Clifford Family, tale of the Old Dominion, by
one OF her Daughters-1 %
The Bivouas, or The Rival Suitors, by Col Max
well-50a
The Brownie of Bodsbeck, by Jas Hogg-25c
The Gamblers WIFE, by Mrs Grey-2oc
The Prairie Bird, by MUrray-2oc
4!9 Living Age l2Hco
Appletons Mechanics Magazine for Oct, &c
Heads and Hearts, or My Brother The Colonel
SO cts
The Eagle Pass, by Cora Montgome-y-25c
Stones from biackwood SIC
Bank Note Detector for October, l2Rc
lana Notions do do
London Lancet do SOC
kuickerbUcker Magazine do 25c
Harper's 60 do 25c
G!easoas Pictorial, Flag, B inner, Waverley,
Courier, Museum Weekly tieIald, Police Gazette,
anc all the papers tor this week
Papers ana Books mailed any where free of
postage.
oc9 TT GRESHAM
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HcDOn0 n HW Decided in Faror OF
the Heirs at Lar,

Nav ORLEANS, Oct. fudge NicCalele
- cred decision in the McDonOgh Will
a>r, declaring null and void the claims ofNew
b. ans, Baltimore. Louisiana, and Maryland.
viii Is completely broken, and the proper
les TO the heirs at law. In dec larIng the
bare belonging to each heir, the executors
- ordered 10 account for past adminisIra-
u. Ia 4 muster in chuncery.
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. The Native Americans OF PhIladei-
u made grand demonstration on The eve
* Of the 9Th.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
TRANSMITTED FOR THE DAIIy nISpITCn
NEW YORK MARKETS. o.,

fiour is steady, butnot activc-sales of 4, 500
bbls. at Si,3la$4.37 for State brands; south
ern, $i.5oaSi.6S. Rye flour and corn meal
unchanged. Wheat is in steady demand
sales Of 5000 bushels white at l OF cts; Genesee,
Ito cts; southern red, 9ia97 cts. Sales of IL.
900 bushels corn at 72a73 cents for mixed; yell
low, Il cents.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
BY JAMES N. TAYLOR.

JAMES W. TAtLOks
M OsT VALUABLE IMPROVED PRO.
n. TEhTf IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND,
Rs.,a James River Connection and the
and large Warehouse on 10th street,
esen Houses and Lots ON Byrd.
ticr'p lOth and 1th Streets, at Auc.
rectors oi ,h o. the President and board OF D.
Ppsn1, snail, on WEDNE SDAY. ,ba ao,b a. -
ths nre,;so' commencing at IL O'Clock. M unan
W,raI ses, sell thai Large and YaiushJ.
~ enouse on the south sIde ~ ,ha pa1,a
iutn street and occupied bv H y. .ne oasih, on
Watson. The lot fronts 65 feet and -, .1aial y
ieet To the Basin. The house ia bni, IS ms oscs ieo
stories nlgn, In the most substantial ana
MANNER Lronts o. feet on 10Th street honrpI. 90
the south line by the canal runs bsr, Vehaeo on
within short distance from the Basin anS $50 Lee. 10
two fronts on the Basin and canal aryords .Sins
FAC lines for receiving and discharping marhp .e
disc. In point OF location and CONSTRUCTION ,L;s y
regarded as one OF the most valuable Warehouse
IN The city tor the Transaction of heavy business
Also, Eleven Brick Houses and Lots si;us
TED on the north side of Byrc, between 10Th and
lin streets-al of them in good order and nearly
new, each three stories high and running back tn
the canal The construction of these Houses il such
'hst Win some slight alterations, they could be
maze 10 answer for both residences and business
uses ana from their location, will always find
outlay r spa LAC
IT'S deemed unnecessary here TO enumerate the
many advantages OF location and construction COM
oled IN Inc above property; but 10 view Of The i'm
po'tan] improvements IN he vicinity thereof now
IN progress, we would ask an examination of the
same by those wishing invest their surplus fnnds
! judiciously. -'''''-
TERMS CT SALE.-One third cash the balance
| at and IL months with interest and the deferreJ
payments to De secured oy deeds OF trust upon the
property.
Sc 90 JAMES NJ TAYLOR Anctr
TRUSTEE SALE OF A HOUSE ANn
l. LOT ON LEIGH STREET BY virtue of ,
deed Of trust execsed by James N Jordan arc
duly recorded III Richmond Musings Court Clerk
Office, the subscriber as itee in said deed (bein.
thereto requested by the bene iciary) will, oil
Tuesday, the 18th day Of October, at ha past
o'clock nj sell upon the premises, the property
conveyed in sid deed beirg lot of ground stu
ated on the south side of LIE gh street. near Brool
Avenue fronting so fee. and running back 96 fee
more or ess, and upon which lot stands three
story brick )usa, in excellent order .ving bee,
thoroughly repaired, and alt the necessary cut
houses
TEEMs-Will be reasonable and will be announc
ed on the day cf sale.
oc2 JAMES NJ TAYLOR Trustee
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T,RUsTEE SAFE OF HOUSE ANn
BY WkLLINGTON GODDIN.

GALE OF HOUSE And LOT IN MAN.
~ CHESTER.-WiI be sold On Friday after.
noon, the 18th October, 1852, upon the prenis IS
commencing ct IL O'Clock, lot No l3l, fronting 10
ieet on the west line OF the Main street in Manches
ter running back 90 feet on which there stands an
Old brick building-tornery occupied by the late
Alexander Archer.
Terms at sale.
COMM
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-11

HAVING removed to the city, viii fer "a,
L L sale on MONDAY, the llh day of the prs.ent
month, at 10 O'Clock, all the Crops Vegetables ana
Farming Utensils, some Furniture, Barouche and
Harness. The Vegetables will be sold in lots, ID
Corn, Fodder, Hay &c, will be divided to suit pur
chasers. Terms cash. RICHARD FOX.
Sale conducted by A. B. HUTCHINSON
oc 6-tds
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-11

v~It is now confidently stated that Inc
.eDOuough will case will De carried TO the
/. rene court.