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JOB PRINTING.
DESp PATCH OFFICE,
Governor street, = doors from Main.
RICHHONU "a
Business Cards.
Tickets,
BLANKS. &c. &c,

Pamphlets, Business Cards.
Circulars Tickets,
HandbiiEs, Blanks. &c. &c.
Labels. of every description,
Printed Al short notice and upon reasonable terms
tEr- Orders for all kinds OF Printing viii be re-
ceived and executed il the handsomest style.
iy Is
Count D;0rsay.-This gentleman, of
exquisite memory, is 10 more. Notso, his exquisite
Cologne. Ii remaIns and will continue 70 remain to
speak his praise, through al tiu3e-a richer and
sweeteI euloey than language could pronounce
Ot the truth Of this, the evidence is before
idelce Inspiring, reviving, inveoratiEg, delicious
ana dcH@htiE. II cur nasal tecuuts. Reader II
Yea wish 70 partake OF the qualities OF the piuk
the rose rf Tie Jsssam.De, just step into
hayH0r Z Woods, aud ask for bottle of their
y Orsay. There's nothing ike ii. While il vii
eve you al the trag rance Of the part RE- it viii
dFIve away languor, revive low spirits, cure he d
ache DC. &c. Besides, who does not love sweet
lady And what lady does not love d sweet gen
t,eHaI? Come, then, ladies, be sweet Beaux b.,
d-t'o- II costs but htte, and may profit you much
cell
~ Passing down Ma!H street, we were struck
by the fppearauce Of d style of Portrait in lhf
show Of OR Old established DagUerre otypist
Ir WILLIAM A. PRATT; We allude to the minis
lures u Messrs. Thomas Il. Rust, the firm OF Par
ker, Bsyy d Nmmu. and others, in which the
heads, eXecutec with all the depth OF tint and
IA! O'or OF a Van Dyae appear to start like magic
from tee deep obscure If black back ground,
twhca, by the by has been always considered the
highest lie Of arr striking with the force of lite
Itself upon Ike mind # the examiner, and leaving
to the Inauguration the task Of filing up details
which too often exhibit il the hands Of unski al
artists cc;0rHlLes which do not really exist These
pictures have tee advantage, from their great
strength, Of u,ng seen III light. the eye nat
uraiIg follows the concentration of the picture. Mr.
+. Is the original # 'h'l iepntfu atyle. . oc4
- TO the N4sazens oil NtehmOBd and
transient tisitors.-f you wish to have
your hhT cut and dressed in the most fashionable
ana tasteful style. end your whiskers changed to
beautiful black or brown color. please call at HOB.
soA Shaving, Hair.D resaiug and Sbampooning
saloon, iE the american Hotel Basement.
B.-~Be cen furnish you win hot, cold or
saower baa q, any hour at rs cents or i've tickets
oFSi' se27
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DEATH OF .flR. WEBSTER.

B0sTON, Oct. q.
hon. Daniel Webster died this morning q
two minutes before three o'clock, The ci,,
rs shrouded in gloom.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS. Or, %

Nothing doing in Flour to-day. 1t is held
at $3.50, and some buyers at $4,443-
Sales ofred Wheat at g7a98c, anL white lOOa
I06c.
No change in corn, and none sold.
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New York, Oct. % The steumsh;p Fronk
lin sale d to-day with 100 passengers and 1898,
0OO in specie.
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BosroN, October 22nd.-The Paris cores
pondent of the Atlas says that Madame Son
tag has recovered damages 10 the amount OF
100000 against Lumley, the celebrated Londor
manager.
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THE LAST EoURs OF MIR. wER
STER.

BosToS, Oct. "a.
AT ten o'clock last night, Mr.. Webster babe
afarewoll to his family and friends, and CLOSED
ms earthly affairs. His thoughts were then
wholly engrossed with the great change whicl
3"as approaching, and he prayed loud and fer
gently calling on God 20 forgive his sins thro
Inc merits of Jesus Christ. He expressed per
'e0' feSignot'on' and died SO calmly tn It he
seemed to have fallen into a TRANQUIL slumbe,
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DRisTED M0UssELAINES.-x yds
L Printed Mousselanes al lasc, very cheap, liner
styles do at g. ST. 50 and 75c extra rich Paris do do
very beautiful, extra rich Satin, striped Satin De
Chine. solid coloss; French, English and American
prints; white and eolored Fannels; Donets and
Non. shriI king Fiannels; case irish Linens OF our
sown i'm portsticn, warranted very superior; toge.
Siher with other goods suitable for families Call
6on CHRISTIAN Il LATnRoP,
o.23 20 Main street..
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VAT heDster's >ucces~or-Cities Sbrou.
ded ia Mourning.

BALTIMORE, Oct. "a
1t is supposed that Mr.. Critendep, Of Ken
'ncky' will succeed Mir. Webster as Secretor,
sof State.
Boston, Baltimore, and all the principal CT
'ies' are shrouded in mourning for the ilIustri
Gus dead. The bells have teen TOLL ,s tb,onoh
iout the day.
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4 Adjournment of ;be Mi,si-,inn; T-a@i-1..
ruFes
NEW ORLEANS Oct 9

NEW UKLEANs, Oct. %.
The Picayune learns that the Mississipp
Legislature adjourned on Tuesday last, with
out being able TO elect United States sem,
tor.
Business is quiet Cotton without gpecia
change. Flour firmer.
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BosroN, Oct. 2lst.-The trial Of Elizul
Wright, formerly connected with the Com
mon~ealth new spaper, and Lewis Hayden
charged with being concerned in the escape OF
Shadrach the fugitive slave, is TO commence
on Thursday of next week.
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GIN. ScoTT.-Ihe Washington Republic,
o. saturday, says:
Gen. Scott returned to this city yesterday
morning. Last evening the General had for
nal demonstration of welcome by ii large con
course of bis Fellow citizens, who assemble
with mus icsi4a front of his residence.
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IRATFICIDE.-A man named Angus Tay
Tor was shot dead, few days ago, al Cheraw
:. C., by his brother Mastin TAYLOR. The,
were firing Il "a mark, and quujreliod about
the best shot Mastin had been previousl,
some What insane and Angus, sometime since
Killed CIpt. Fandelt3rd, and nearly fatally
wounded one of his own brothers.
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The health ofthe city was improved.
Latest Report If tie ohio Election.

SrErEE>yiLLE. Oct 22nd.-Forty counties
heard from officially give Caldwell, dem for
Judge Of the Supreme Conn, 1887 majority,
and SJeednan, dem, for Commissioner of Pub.
lie " orks, BOO Hajority. The same counties
last year gave Wood, dem, for Governor, 10 :
OIL majorty.
Tart, three counties, reported give demo
cratic majority Of 9,l60 The same counties
last wear gave Wood II ,335 majority. The
whole deaocrotic loss on supreme Judge, SO
far, is a,l99. The remaining ID counties c
be heard from gave last year 1854 democratic
majority.
II - counties, official, the Wing Congress
sio1ai ticket runs 4,O55 ahead oil the Whg
STATE ticket.
CtiGweli's majority is estimated at Is 600
and >teedmau's at 1900.
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Sailing of the City of 1Tuuchester.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 23.-The steamer Cit,
OF Manchester sailed to-day with IS passen
gers and $4,000 in specie.
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AUCTION SAILS.
This tIAi
BY WeIIingtep Goddin.
Hill. Fa,i, s.Tr.

aMhLE,s Hill FOR SALE asa
- oas w, De sold, on Monday the 2ssA =
Sol October. 1852 upon the premises eon,, -
at 81 Clock, "Gambie's Ill., CONSISTING 81 A.
hslt-acre Lots, with the Mansion Housa rSa,a,.. r
will be divided into suitable sized buiding 10, -
stlng on the east lice f Sd street and the g.,
4th street running back l20 feet an sliey aa 80
VIDE with the Mansion House there will BE- 80
sabout 70 feet of ground Sd street. All The h.ss1
ngs upon the other lots will be sold to be reox-1
The location OF this property, in the most beauss.
epart of the city, ard adjoining the pubic sqaars
soon TO be improved, oter peculiar induce uenfs !.
apersons seeking building lot or residence In De
most impiov1Lg part IF the city.
4 Ierms.-Une-F iftn cash, balance at six twejva
selehteen and tweGty-four months for aegotissse
snoies, interest added secured by a trust daed..
4 BY request of the owners
&C I5-dtd w GODpTN au~,,r
Immediately after the sale Of the Gamble HI
aproperty, will besold two tenements near the resi
ldenee OF Mr. John Tanner, in Bragg's Row, frosA
on 50 street y feet each, and running back ~
sfeet 10 an alley.
Terms made known at sale
81 DC ~ w HnDnrN -
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lDO0ks, BOOKS. B0Dks.-Recollecsion
- OF d New England Bride and q Southern Mat
Iron, by Caroline Gilman, new editon-l %
Bleak House No 8, by Chas Dickcns-l2
Gentleman Jack, or Life on the Road: a Ro
nance OF extraordinary interest-25c
Partisan Sights and French Principles, seer
Through American Spectaces, splendidy illustrated
paper 50. cloth 25c
The Choice Works of Thomas Hood, prose anG
Verse, complete in vols, ilussrated-S4
Lives OF Wellington and Peel, from the LondoI
Times las, No Of Appletons Library-50c
Blackwoods Magazine for Octo3er, Csc
The Robber, by q K James, Esg-25c
Walks and Talks OF an American Farmer in Eng
land, by Fred l. Oimsted, with wood cuts, seconc
seri5s-25c
complete assortment of Mrs Caroline Lee
Heutz's Works, to be found at
q. IL. WEST & BROS,
Oc % Under Exchange Hotel
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ES Three Thousand Une Dollar Pic
lures tnkem within the In II Two Non1hs

does not tns look lac giving entire satisfaction
10 our customers, and the sub!icl if it does not
we would like to know W hat does. Do n I h.
| gulied any longer by paying high prices for you.
pictures, but come to me and get superior Pic
ure for one dollar, case included IVarranta.
equal to any in the country.
FRANK HOULSON
Sc u M ITO Main street
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EtEsH HOCALAND LINE just 70
l. eeived and se.ltas from schf Lion, by
cell II. RANKIN.
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NEW AND INTERESTING BOOKS
IN tor sac y JAMES >. GLIB, 50 Main street.
5opposite City notel
! 4 Practical Treatise on Business, or how to Get
a6ave, Spend, Give, Lead, ana bequeath Money
awita al lnqllry into the chances OF success aao
s'auses II failure IN business, by Edwin Freed
ley.
Hand NVi.d Hunters, BY w Weo5er, author Q
S5hot in the Eye Old H.CAs the Guice, &c
q Nlsnt in a Block House, OF Sketches of Borde
'iLite. embracing adventures among the Indians
I Feats OF Wild hunters, &C by Henry c Watson
], Life OF Lord jeffrey, with a selection from hi
fcorresp 0udence, by Lore CocAourn, : vols
i TIE Mo ns or La>terDay saints il TIE Vale
BOT Great SAL Lake, History OF their Rise
Progress, Dgct"ines, &C, derived from persona
,iUbse:yauoas dLslng residence among them bJ
3Lieut w Gunnson, ol The Typographical EngI
Cheers.
a Il Treatise on the AGulteraton Of Food aut
3Drlnk, with plain and simple directions Tor de.ect
gag them, by II l. 1yrn, III D, Graduate Of tie Uni
ave. sIty Of Inc city ii NV lork. &C -
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
BY JAMES N. TAYLOR.
WARSAW FOR LEASE AT Affection

BY JAMES N. TAYLOR.
WARSAW FOR LEASE AT AUCTION.
Won Saturday next, the 31tn inst at Al O'Clock,
N upon the premises, will be offered. by public
5aucton, TOR lease for term Of years, that very
5sLeeaoie suburban retreat known as Warsaw. The
soose contains about eigh. rooms, with every con-
4 seIIsnce, outhouses, &c, and there are several
cres OF ianf attached. After the lease OF the house
neie WIN oe eoid several fine Cows, Heifsrs, &C
aah u rye quantity of Winter Vegetables &c
q e NJ al sale. JAS. III. TAYLOR,
Auctioneer.
'hA an HOIsE AND LOT ON MOORE
STREET., AT AUCT ON.-WiIl he sold on So.
sturday, the 23d day of October. at a. ocI"cI IN
safte. moon, upon the premises, that Frame House
5and Lot situated on Moore street. a short disfsnc
swest OF Bacon Quarter Bran n Farm. and near N
3the brick yard IF Messrs. Williams, Son 4 Rsr,
and. The house contains about four rooms ano ;.
Stcnen The lot fronts about 80 feet and runs bach
/ Say 49, feet.
1 Ey- Terms at sale
3 &C Is JAMES NJ. TAYLOR, Aucfr
The above sale is postponed to TUESDAY, the
z26th inst.
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AMUSE M NTS.

THE ATRE.
Messrs TAYLOR a. CLARKE. Le.sees
sI W N. ward, Stage Manager.
~Ai------ ~fouiptef
M cnaay Evening, Oct. 25th, 1852,
WIN De presented the Drama I'm two aets) entitled
MiLLEn's MAID.
] ~" =, -------- Psullin
r. Af w WARD
jaime .---..-..hr Mrs Cappeil
'hebe, the Mlller's Maid NJ Ward
pas u FLtDRS---..-.. Mile. Theodore.
10 conclude with III. mysterious Drama of
AsMODETS.
,Cario- ------------......Mis Miss Raymond
dsoeiis- Observation-Disclosures Miss Cappeil
IA7sil1d. Miss heIgnolGs
box once open daily from 10 i NJ, till 3 NJ
when Is may be secured
IL AnMloaiUN-Boz and Parquet 80 cents ;
Second Tier, entrance on Broad street, {torneriv
,Pit door) - cents Centre Gallery 5J cents; Color
I'd Gallery (EasU 373 cents CoIored Gallery ssest
s25 cents.
Doors open at quarter before Z. Performance
'Eo commence at half past o'clock.
An etiiCis nj Police Will be in attea dance
sF Positively no Free Lat ex :ept the Press.
oc 25
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MASH & WOODHOUsE, 1879 HIair
iLS Sfreet.-ELW BOOKS just received BY

MASH & WOODHOUSE, 1879 Main
SLS street.-EEW BOOKS just received by
Chem
I Recollections of Southern Matron. aad of a
j New England Bride, by Caroline Gilman, new
3 ed ZION, reyised-si %
Second series Walks and Talks of an American
gFarmer in gland by Fred l. Oimsted, with cuts
S-peper Is cents cloth 40 cents
No { Bleak House, by Dickens-l2 cents
a The Choice Works OF Thomas Hood, vols-s4
q Memoirs Of the Lives of Robert Haldane, OF Air
athrey, and OF his brother, James Alexander Hal
adane, by Alexander Haldane 81
hardwood, or Lights and Shadows Of the Angi
can Church Tale for the Times by Charlotte Al
ey author II Miriam, &c-73 cents
4 Lives Of Duke of Wellington and Sir Robert
SPeel from the London Times, forming one OF Az
I oletnns Popular Library OF the best Authors-5O
scents
I parisian Sights end French Principles, seen
aThroua American Spectaeles, wiki ilustr atoms
: cloth 81, paper s. cents
4 October No Biackwood's Magazine-25 cents, or
subscription % per annum
No 70 Field Book Of the American Revolution
lbs cents. ee 20
V1U THE PUBLIC AT LARGE.-Uniop
4 Bank Notes will not be taken tor Ciothing.-
Those Who have suffered by the great panic can row
reinslaie themselves by purchasing great bargains
| II J. d. GOODMAN'S,
No l34, Main street, opposite Eagle Square
N Blowing TO the great panic IN the money mar
ke he ia Offering the greatest bargaias In order
20 increase his sales 10 very large amount, he ID
well satisfied with very small Per cent ON cost
His stock is large and varied it is unnecessary Il
say any thing in communication Of his stock, his
elOlAing has the very highest reputation.
ec -
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a, .1>gA GAGk-S.-NU nFULk
<SEz~ Il PORTSMOUTH FALL
RACES, l552-Nl com
/ meuce or Wednesday
october 27tn, and continue four Gays.
First Day, sday.-PropIietor's purst
] 81 3D. TWO mile heats, TWO or more TO make race
second Day, Thursday.-Propriet purse
$50, mile meats, TWO more to make race
Third Day, Friday.-Joekey Club purse
$500 three mile heals, two more to make
race.
Fourth Day, Saturday.-Pro pristor's purse
100, mile heats best three III FIVE, three IN r
ito make Entrance $50 to be added to the
purse.
Same day, Mule race. Purse $50 m le heats
three best in five Already four entiies; to be kept
open until the 10 OF starting. So entrance.
l-;y- The proprietor hesitation in saying
;thsL inducements offered TO the public this + ali
5surpass thuse OF any former season.
The stables al the following geLtienen will be
The course - Mr. John Becher, Mr. Bullock, NJ
James Ialiey, Mr. Williams IN, Messrs IL N Greer
4nd MIR Walden.
Between twenty and thirty horses, some of then
Itne best upon the Turf vii! show that tie good OLD
idays Of Racing have again
w. w. HARPER, Proprietor
Norfolk, Oct 5, 1852 oc l5-9t
Il
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AEv BOOKS, MAG ZTNEs AND
~ NEW SpAPEkS, tor sale at SMITHS CHEAP
publication Depot, opposite the American.
The King Of the Sea, Tale OF the Fearless anC
! Free, by Ned Buntline-ptice 20 cents
The Robber, BY Il h James price 25 cents
Gentleman Jack, or Life on the Road, by the au
| thor oi Pau. Clitturd-pTIce p cents
| Lilly Dawson, or tho smugglers Of the Mill, by
The author Of ausan aop!ey-prlce = cents
The Cabin and Paror, or Slaves and MASTER
i-price - cents
Norlhwood or Life North and South, BY Mrs Sa
rah losepha Eae-price IS cents
/ The Coquette, by the author If Misserimus-5I
cents
/ Cooley Lady's Book for November-25 cents
Graham Magazine for Go-1o cents
LaGl-s' Natj0ual--l8 cents
Newspapers Tor October 23rd-Weekly New
! York Herald, 6 cents; Weekly New York Tribune
Is cents; National Police Gezet.e, cents; Glet
son Pictorial Lrawing Room Companion, Lite il
iBostgu, Boston P!ot, Flag, Banuer UGGie sam
5Couiier i4olne Gazette, PICK, iIC8yuue Lantern
juarpct Bag Musical World, Wa'cfley Magazine
/ y c ,lor sale VIII lesala or retail, by
/ LEWIS L. SMITH,
/ &C % Opposite American Hotel.
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zWANTkD-A SITUATION, either IN come
w wholesale and retail Grocery Store Dry
floods Store, by Young Nan. 10 years of age,
from the country, and who can produce the beat oil
Recommendations. Please apply at the Dispatch
(ofice. &C a3-tt'
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Z ~ aThEk SUPPLIES UF NEW AND
Z A VALUABLE SCHOOL BOOKS -Arnod'.
aRome, l vol, 5vo
Night Thoughts on Life, Death aEd Immortality
sby Edward Young, LII D. with memoir of the au
3ehor, critical view Of his writings, and expana
Story notes, by James K Boyd
i The Paradise Lost, by John Milton, with notes
Explanatory and critical, by Rev J X Boyd
1 IAe Seasons, by James Thompson, with critica
observations Of various authors, his genius ana
character, and notes explanatory and critical by }
] Il Boyd
! The Study Of Words, by Rich'd Trench, l.
I selection ot Engllgh SynOnS ms, first American
scdlton, from the second London edition, revised
iaud enlarged
! The Classical Manual: an eptome of ancient geo
3graphy, Greek and Roman mythology, antiquities
iand CHRONOLOGY, by James Baird
4 An Elementary Treatise on FlaAe and Spherical
rrigonomesry, with their applications t. surveying,
I navleation &c, by Benjamin Pierce, M
/; outljes OF Moral Science, By Archibald AleXsn-
sder, ID d
4 The New American Speaker: collection Of ora.
iroricei and Grammatical pieces, 10y Iachos
Sargent's ana Culyer's Speakers; for sale by
A MORRIS,
4 oc % Late Drinker & Morris, 81 Main st
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LANEER A's OFEiCE,
14th street. under Exchange Eeeel,
Drawn Nos or Delaware, Class ll9 Oct %:
o. 43 80 Ii 81 so le SO 20 4745
Hall ticket s II, prize sid by
LAMBERT
Drawn Numbers Delaware, Class G, October %
y I'll So II 81 So Is u II 43 63 3 IL
Whole II u II, prize OF 500, quarter 3 81 II
a prize OF j coo, both sold by LAMBERT.
To day-The Delaware State Lottery Glass NJ
l20.-Capitals: S25, 00J, 10000, 5000, 1000, ESQ
10 OF l4u0, &c. 90 numbers, II drawn. Tickets
T5-shares in proportion cc25
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rNHE ORIGINAL GENUINE GUTTA
L PERCHA PENS tor sale at GREShAM's
cheap Book and Periodical House, 1894 Broad ST
The Genuine Gut'a Perch. Pens only o. per gross
or rs cents per dozen. oc -
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BY DUNLOP, MoNCURE 81 co.
CR0CEREEs Az AICTIDN,-On Tues.
~ day. goth inst, commencing at l04 O'Clock
we Will sell al cur store, general assortment of
1 groceries, consisting in part Of
I ITO birds La ard X sugar, fair 70 prime quality
loo bbls coffee, Clarified ard crushed Sugar
100 bags prime Cotide
1 50 bbls Molasses
80 bols syrup
Whiskey, OF extra quality
Brandy, Gin, ener;tfe and Madeira Wines
Gunpowder and Pouchong Teas
Mustard, Cigars, Indigo, &c
TERMs-Under 500, cash. over that amount 4
3monfhs credit tor approved negotiable paper
I q sale withou. regard to weather
DUNLOP, MONCURE & co, Aucts.
Also 90 cases Shoes comprising handsome
sass0rtncnt suited 10 the season
The sale OF hoes viii commence at 10 O .lock.
Terms as above
! oc - DUNLOP, MONCURE & co, Aucts
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By Wellington Goddin.


sVHE FARM CALLED ssTALAVERA.'
ONE MILE WEST OF RICHMOND, FOt
SALE AT AUCTION-Wil be sold on Thurs
seay, the An day of November, 1852, upon the pre-
sn'ses, commencing at 81 O'clock p Nj, the Farm
1on the South SIDE of the Richmond 1urn0ik,
aoas, called '.Taavera," containing % acres
Inc farm, tor the most part, is In high state
Improvement The buildings have ali been erected
"itnh the last Ten years, are neatly arranged an(
are sufficient for the accommodation of a larg,
amily With the buildings, there will be sold Il
aacres OF land, and the remaining ls acres will b.
lvlGed into lots OF suitable size having fronts O.
stne Turnpike. the nearness of this lana to the Cit
OF Richmond its beautiful and healthy location snt
sa2reeabe and improving neighborhood offer yer
ssfeatlnduc ments to persons wishing country re
treat near the city.
IERms--On i-ourth cash; balance at g. l. and i
months tor negotiable notes, interest added secures
5by trust deed
By request of the ewner.
oc % ids w. GODDIN, Auctr.
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ny DaVehp0Ft. AIIen q Co.
rkOCERlE e., de-, Al AUCTION.-On
~ THURSDAY, 23th October, we will sell at 10
10 clock, at our auction store assortment Of Gre
sceries, viz:
Rio, Java and Laguayra Coffee
Moasses
Coffee loaf and crushed Sugars
Sole Leather
Starch, Candles
Green end black Teas
Bacon Sides
Cheese, Whiskey, Rum
100000 Cigars
French Brandy, Wrapping Paper, &c.
ALSO,
An invoice of winter Clothing.
TERMs-Under SLIGO cash; SIO0 and ever fop,
months credit for approved paper
DAVENPORT, ALLEN & CO..
&C ~ AuCtioneers
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r The LusfraI Hair Tonic far ri

LS Or. Hootaude German Biters prepared b.,
sor Z NJ jackson, are justly reckoned among ),
Jour most valuable medicines. In cases of Dyspep
ssla II ac's ike magic, strengthen ing the tone ii the
Stomach. stimulating the digestive powers, and civ.
ing ruddy health to The cheek and brightness to the
| eye. There are thousands in this conmunau WIN
lean testify to their virtues, ana thousands will
thereafter add their testimony.
For sale by PURCELL, LADD & Co. Main
street. oc 10 I o.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-25

Il Al . T 9 E To ENTHUSIASTICALLY
ILL FiIes-A fine assortment of straight and carw
/ ed Plate and Teeth Flies, latest styles; also FtAAe
shears and Nppers; Bench Tools, cast M0asEs
Mouids Cor undum Wheels, Wheel Brushes, GosA
Foil Emory SlaDs. Agents for Jones, White Il
Cos Premium Artificial Teeth, Pate, Piya sa6
Gum; lar sale ia any quantity by
oc 20 BENNETT d. BEERS, Dru2gisfs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-25
Eh Bash ELS OLIVE OIL
Nv % DbIs Tanners Oil
20 BIO solar and lard Oil
% CASKS machinery Oil

~ Of1CE.-At meeting OF ihe President asH
IL Y Directors of the Richmond, Frederick stafE
land Potomac Railroad Company, held at the DepG
|in Richmond, Goth October, 1852:
Res0lced, That dividend OF 81 per cent, cut al
tn. profils of The company for six months ending
stockf oders or their legal representatives, ana
after tne frsi OF November next
true copy from the min utes.
oc % C. W. MACMURDO, Treas