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schr Perry Tbomss Eesaort a C.. L.. naval stores to
r. VI Bsckpell
sehr M,lss stu.; s,sr lockwood tom The 'hs N'r'Aa'
VINEYARD ashore IN The s. " Sp'.
schr RmsFot nhier Lev, Iron the ship Narthas vineyard
ashore the " SPIT
SIR Nay Ly,,er. Wit, vrnn., 70. oyster.
Schr. p al Slusl Fn1cott. PhIatelphis \ Il.
schr. 4 r Hay Grant Virginia. VOID.
Schr MAJ Co NJ. Collins. Vrsta d., wcot.
schf. Blrbars Harding. VJCna. j.. wool
S,tr Y. & Crook saunders, N-frs wool
s,hr Pefe Brett. YrFri1 2is.. Oysters
Sch. RirFso'd MOT. Philadelphia. 3 D.
Propeller Decatur N0rch. - haur mse n l. Pafrnr~r.
steamer nes~ae Phade Pha, mJse AMI passengers
70 c b Sanford
BELOw-Prus bsrk Henrietta. 100 d I'm Bordeaux.
Ba' Fsrny. = d. I'm Msrselle-
SAILEDSh Huusanan Pa'ierson Mohetost her uyad
daFns fhe boE Of Nedneday last the Lover Bay Hhdyuf.
cVper Waterman san francco Devonshre, Hovey Lon
don tsr huknFum, ptkey Maisnras hugs Peirra DGte.
Nassau Emily DAVIS Charleston ?. r. Curtis sover NorioA
Oph Bauore Sahao, Means Cardena schr Intano three
rs ted CathcAEt, Port Philip
wIND-sunset,s ".
~ he ship sarthas Vineyard ashore he W sat hes
position and vii Of ser having the assistance of
another pump agents Of the uniefwers have de
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BY Telegraph.

BOSTON Aprl AR .hp' GEORGE H,1e;, Calcutta; Hun.
hodt manila ba Helen Galveston Nav Queen. RIO Grsnde'
Tom Corwn Cerfueso-; Hyperion New Orleans NihL Base'
Chaestnn; brig Jame Crosby Cadenas schr Arctic CAPE
Hsyusn
SALEM Apri S-Ar. bark Kopp.ch, Baeno- Ayre' Feb IS
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FROM our Corresnnndent

PHILADFIP HA April T-Arrived-Schr, Chas 4, Greinsr
n ftee. saysnnah MARY BISHOP Kelly Provd,ncs
CesredBsk Thos Haieti d. Iaguayrs bras Fords lBr
Asresusr, We. lude. 81 iAVreae b.. McDounn Deuer
schr. Oruus. Reed Boston. Ably Weld BulOCk salem
Mary Brbop Kelly, Boston Thomas Fsnnsr S,egssn, Cam
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COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS Before Judge
BEBEE, and Aldermen WARD and DENaAN.
-. l.. i,,1ia tod
COURT CALENpAR-THIs DAY

SUPERIOR COURT-NOs 46 TO, III, I72,
u.s. i4s, lsc lS9 T. 2o5 2oi 25 2O5 2O6 to 2a 2l7 to
sS1
CIRCUIT CoURr-Pmt mos. i,lsl, l477 ls6l, $50,
$50 az 49, 48l asa, 4s2 to $50 SOL Part Mos LOG,
lt25 e92 9A lQ2s loS2 less, LISA lOS6, l,SI, lSS,
1,oS9, leo l,o4l, los.
COMMON Pls,s-Part mos. SIS 54a COS, 6oi COS TO
eiS 5l2 ISL 62 Part 2-Nos. 4lo GA CHS 6l7, 6ls 69
90 62e, go, $50.
svrkkME COvRr-Speeial Teym-NOs. %. S, 90 u
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COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBAEY, "Wednesday, ApnI 6, 1873.
No. 81. (Reseryed.) Nixon and another, re-
spoI dens, agt Palmer appellant Argued. ~ Hill, Jr.,
Gr spT ells MT Edgar s. Van Wrinkle for respondent.
No. 10 Coon, respondent, lst. Knapp appellant Sub
aiited 10 .hua A. Spencer, Counsel
No 81 Preserved NoTthrup appellant sgt. Cross and
another respondents Argued Joshua A. Spencer for ap
pslsntj A. q. Rice for respondent
No is4 Olnsted survivor, &C. appellant AIT Webster,
fnp'd respondent Submitted ~ Howard Jr-counssL
No. a. Butler, respondent sgt Stocking mpd &c, APP
pesnt Ar, ued. Joshua A. Spencer for appellant Samuel
Beardsey for respondent.
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Receint. of Produce....ApRn7.

By Erie Railroads. bbls Whisky, 9lS Hogs, 10 Horses
oe Calves lO2 bales Hay le5 pkg' Apples as sides and
rol Leather.
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REGULATING.

FAMILIES, HOTELS, REsTAUnnsass .
new at .bou oSefoorth Of the origins. cost srd ss
va al KINDS Of tea-sets urns, trays cake
spoons and forks, door plates ssrr rods Lsyr
were, &c. Goods and orders senf 70 the sss'
went will be attended to q once Of No. az
0randpt
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NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

Po.pn OF ALpERsEy.-At the last meeting
~ The Common Council the following, among other eas
important resolutions adofted -,
Resolted That the Charter Election 70 axe az on -
r1tb held Al several wards a. y" cl the a'
Chsrfsr Election was held except IN tine Third !" rd end
si the election in the Third Ward be hes ~ the "Heo
Horse on the co. per OF Henderson and Wsyne-sts sod
nat the CITY CLERK directed 10 pubhsh nOtce o. the pace
eppor ten n ,ad election from the present time ~ 70 the
day ofeleetion
VACCINATIONS. - The following nominations
have beep made by the Wings in City ConvsntOn: DAVID
q NJ nnsts Mayor Lorenzo Jsquins Stephen Qunie, AZ
.S,sors; p. c. hummer, Collector
REMOVAL The Grand-st. Reformed Dutch
ureh Yesterday removed from its old se prepaTato
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REsoyAL.-The Grand-st. Reformed Dutch
LAW INTELLIGENCE.
Case Of De Corn
CorrpT OE OVER AND TFRMINFR-

COURT OF OTEK AND IEhMINI1H :,
Argument was presented yesterday on the
sses.n whether the Coroner bound 70 hand over
the letters and papers found in the Of the WIDOW OF
Melville the de stsd exercise his discrtroa ~ 70
which OF them reevI 10 the 70 be delivered 70 tns
District Attorney and return the balance n the o"nsr
aIso power Of the Court mint part a. wit
Bets when bail Tor their sppea at the ra has been
nderd In regard 10 the former II was said that most Of
he letters had been written Madame Melville previous
10 her marriage and there only Of the whole Du
Der taken that had any bearing upon the case these The
CoTsper sand he had kept out and willing n hand them
10 the Distinct Attorney but the rest thought syreeaby
10 the such should be returned
10 the owner.
The and made part of the case II had no
shortly 10 direct the Coroner hand them to the District
Attorney With the exception of the two, therefore, they
will be returned. 10,
decision az TO the witnesses has been reserved till to-
6sy
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SiNEoS DsAPES, Aactio-.,,
DY SIMEON DRAPER-Office Ma A,

Rl SIMEON DRAPER-Office No az D.,
- e; corner WI ian FRIDAY, Apni s, Al ~ o,a..
ct the Merehants EScb.nrc, By order Of Fxs-,,csN
'isrs Of Republic fIe insarsnee stoek Of sIOo earl
g shares " sshlusfou los Co Of - each
lo0 shares Chemical Bank Stock, OF slao each
100 shares MArket Bark Ste
lee . sres Hudson River Railroad Co. C.ock
81 shares PsDsIns Railroad Co scrip.
Ssharrs Panama Railroad Co fnl
IS shares New-JeIs-y RailrVad Co fun.
II shares New-Jersey Raj mad Co. Scrp.
81 shares Farsn,rs' Bank Of Kentucky
$500 hotos Of the Hud,oo River Railroad Co
Also - shares full stock OF NewYogk ADD Ca fr, 4,
steamship Co q q GO each
10 shares Junction RI 80 Cd Of Chic.
IS shares Waterfowl Rome RR Co STOCK
IS sharssSt \ ctolss Bank Stock, Of sle0 each
3 share. Suffolk Bank Stock. $50 each
y shares Eupue City Bank Stocs p each.
80 shares Pacific Bank Stock. - each
l5C share kniekei booker Bank Stock. rs each.
shares National Fire lbs Co. STOCK sl 81 each
leo shares Paterson sno Ramapo RR Co. stoes
rs shares Delaware and Hudson Gsnsl Co, SEQ 49,.
lie sbRIts r. Or ~ Ivan Coal Co 80 each.
II share, Madison and Indianapolis RR. Co. go eaca.
TIME BROADWAY RANK has removed IN
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WIND suuset,s. ".

~ he shp Na,thas Vineyard ashore he W Sp he, IN
easy position and vii ser having the of
another steam pump The AGENTS Of the underwriters have d..
chsrsed nearly al the cargo rom between decks
80 The bark Theotoua for Australia h anchored the North
River
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Ocean steamers.
pN0on ote
nat OF s1yAnERs ToR TIE MONTH % 4

EANERs TO ARRIVE from FCROFE.
Turopa SAILED horn Lverpoo' o- Bo-;os Aarvh =
81 IRON S01thsngton for Se~ fort hafrh -
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MINIATURE ALNANAc....rHs DAY
MARINE JOURNAL.

Scr 81 sets ----.-c "a
HIGH wATER....TRIs DAY.
Sarly Hook. Gov Isui.... -1 H-L 10 leD
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US. COMMISSIONERS oFrCE-Besore Comm

Ne assumed the duties Of the position.
Us.OOMMISsIONERs OFFICE Before Commissioner
BRIDGHAM.
Nicholas Hewlett and Peter Cochran, two Of
the crew Of the brig Cambyses from Key West arrested
charge OF ende avOrDg 10 make revolt were examined
II testm opy showed that Cochran stated person
ord being given, that IL he went work he would
mock his D. head of and il also said that he seized
the fret mate by the hand Mr.. Rdgeway, for United
Stafs considered that there sufficient hold him.
ioueh Hew lett might be discharged The Commissioner
did not consider there sufficient and discharged the
complaint.
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W. WINCH, IN pbeH t15Vs 70 o1cofo VIZ
SERIOUS AccIpEsr.-Abon 8 o'clock on
"wednesday sfterboon, DIR Phihp Melville, VINO resides
10 Hicksft Brooklyn had his night arm AID tHo g
wal~n nv being thrown from bis carriage he bad
Deen TO Witt patient Wliamsburgh and o. his re-
tsrn the horse became frightened at drove OF cate
ard ran away, by Which he wa thrown rom - c
risse unon stone He wss conveyed % hs re- dence
IN wagon. where medical attendance ws procured
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Watrbes, Jewelrp, &f.


n s. JENNINGS, WATCH aud JEWL
W. RY STORE, ~ % P1ltonst. Il I'm selling - -
.criptions OF Gold AID Silver Watches, JewsIy 49,
Ware Of retail ct much Ices than tbs usual Pncss IA
RosEkr RoskGLL WATcHEs-ksa Robsn -
Watches each warranted perfect tins ksspena
CoergR WATeBEs,-Dupsx and Levers, n s0ns{~~sr
perfect timekeepors Independent second 80
second Watches, in gold hunting cases for TIMING -
LADIIs ENAMEL TATCHEs-Some in hunting - =
Fine Osd Lepns Watches, fall jewelsd .......'''''S
Ape Gold Defohsd Levers full jsvsed.
God Epssh Pss-Ut Levers from. .............'ss~ s
God Ensish pstns Levers bunting sases. ..''''''
Silver Patent Levers, low sS.............."''''
SuFcf DcJscLc0
Ana al other styles OF Watches at sqsay ow prs
DIAhosDs.-Dl9nond Crosses, Breast Pins, Fmsss -
Ear hinss. Of tho nessst styles for sale OF nscs
the usual prices t~t1
JEwgLiY AsB snyKR wARE.-Al ksnAs - -
and Silver Ware Of the latest pattern, 10 pesS W."
warranted 70 b Of the beat quality ,&st
REPAIRS Al tincs OF Watches and C4osn s,ssSas
pared " the best manner o. >. JEsNNf
no ~ FgItsa-st, near wihA<1 -
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U. S. CIRCUIT CoURT-Before Judge NELSON.

The argument was concluded, and decision
reserved Ii will be MADE il is expected in the coue Of
i've or sis dsys
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SUPERIOR CoURT-Before Judge Durs.

Edward H. Gouge. assignee of the goods Of Sarah Jane
hulligap. sgt, John MeKune and Mathew Hanna
Officer H. levied upon stock OF dry goods
an execution out OF Justice Wiiss Court,
for ia senst Joseph Mulligan in favor OF defendant Nc
Kupe who lisa grocer The goods were sold by the officer
Plaintiff claims 20 have owned the goods by virtue of
assignment from said Mary jane and brings action ~
cover eco, their alleged value;
joseph NJ who father OF Mary jane aud that they sold
hit Tor e52 which their value. Both points were de-
Before Judge PAINE.
There was fire in this Court rooa, owing was said
to there being coal In the Hail. and the Court Adjourned
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-Before Judge INGRA.
joseph Todd and others aet the Franklin Insurance Co.
aud the Hudson River Insurance Co.
The ropewalk of Mr., Thursby, at BuShwlck.
burnt in August 1851 and loss sustained I was said
Of f27 co. which there insurance OF but 900 be,
ina at the Groce,s and Broadway Offices in this City, a'd
the Franklin and Hudson River Offices both we believe To-
Gated Albany with branches ~ this CITY The two former
paid the OF their polciesin the Franklin was an
insusr OF ST. 500 and in the Hudson River $1,000
refuse to pay The claims were assigned by M Tnusoy
60 PLAINTIFF who propretou Of washing establishments
at Paterson, snd suit is brought.
The complainant set out that there bad been an assign
the claim md that the companies had agreed
pay bem hut did not state the nature of the loss &c
The place upon 1Ss ReS s sIS 20
ds ss the complaints for want Of proof 70 thst effect IL
granted in the Of the Franklin Office bu letter
hon the motion in regard 30 that company reserved TIL
this forenoon.
COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS Before Judge
BEBEE, and Aldermen WARD and DESaAN.
Andrew Jackson c0lored, indicted for man.
slaughter in having in November last caused the death
Of Maria Johnson cooTed by beating her at house
IN Little Waters this morning placed trial The
evidence sdduced went to show that at the time the al
legged beating inflicted the accused sick and Ia the
NewYork Hospital lie was therefore, acquitted of the
charge.
Michael Ward, alias Wall alias Jack Shepard, young
reprobste Of IS tried and convicted of having
on the 10th ult steen three Diamonds, gold Tng and
ehononeter box valued in all $50 from the store Of
Calvin Kline OF No ul;onst The Court sentenced the
prisoner to the State Prison for three years.
Adjourned for the day.
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u. 8. MARSHAES OFFICE.

Judge Belts yesterday administered the oath
Of Office to the newly appointed Marshal Mr. Hyer, aud
Ne assumed the duties Of the position.
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THE BROADWAY BANK has removed to
Il their new Banking House, No 81 Broadway corner Of
Park-plsce L. ENERlIr, Cashier.
OFFICE 90 TIVE Nsw.Iosx AND HAsL snl
RAILRoaD COMPANY, April 2 1854

RAmRosD COMPANY, April 1854 !
NOTICE. NETWORK and HARLEM
~ RAILROAD COMPANY A meeting OF the Stoc,.
holders OF this Company will be held At their Otcc, Nc
Centre.t FRIDAY, April y 1855 At u O'Clock poOa
for The purpose of acting upon Act Of the Legislature 4
the STATE Of New-York passed the 9th Of April R
ard the act amending the passed On TIC 9Th day
March 1883 and upon the proposed increase o. tie Cap
St,ck % Esht Millions OF Dollars IA pursuance Of
luton OF the Directors
The polls will be oreued At y o'clock noon and elost
at o'clock, NJ. By order Of The Board OF plreetoss,
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leossrsst, snd robbed Of gold watch and cham VIZ
Spo With in her hasue 70 escspe was idseovered
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Brothers x Co.'S credit,
IN No $751; Nov H. 1882 for $50 on tho undersigned.
has been lost, and is cancelled -
JAMES @. KING SONS, No 81 Williams
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n l.. ROSS & Co., San Francisco, Calitbr.
IL nia-FALC0NER, ROSS Co, Melbourne, Asss
trss AGENTS of the New York Board Of Underwritssa
Couxs nnents ofvesseLs and merchandise sohcitedby
Ross, FALC0NER Co,
No. l64 Posrlst
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DAILROAD BONDS.-Sl00,000 N0RTf
Ia FRN INDIANA RAILROAD SEVEN PER CEN :.
BONDS, payable 1868 for sale by WARD Go,
No 81 wallst.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-10
THE NApKrTe

BALTIMORE, Oct s--There were no sales of four
to-day until near the close of the market. There
were buyers at s66a l.2 but holders refused n
take until the close OF the market when 700 Ibis
Howard street were cold al S8.62 l.o. Nothing Ia
City Mile. -
new oLEASs. oet 6, P. M.--The -four marker il
not 80 hfna, and buyers asking concession. sales
81 a S7.l2l-2 for Southern RYE aaur and CO.. -
meal unchanged Wheat heayier-sales OF 40 o1o
bushels at l5ea l55c for white Michigan 10 AZ =
l43c Tor Ohio white. Corn steady-sales %. 600
bushels white at Soc yellow 81 ssc Oats and rye
are hrmer-a slight advance
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DROAD ROCK RACE S-Win com
II . sacn1ad TILES H In


- mence the second TUESDAY in October,
1853, and continue f'urjaSl.
FIRST DAY-fUESDAI lIth.-Sweepscake flr
three year old colts and ileys, two mile heats $500
entrance, half torfeit-three subscribers and closed
l. Capt. John Belcher names Dr. Cabelrs bay Ill
ley by Herald, dam imported.
2 Mr.. Jas Talley names Oh. flley by Herald, dam
Betsy White.
s. C. N. Green, name grey horse Granite by
PolyGore dam Andrewetta.
SECOND DAY-WEDN E SDA Y.-Proprietor's
Purse, $3.50, two mile heats free for all ages,
SECOND RAcE-SAME DAY.-A fine set of Double
Harness for Buggy; one mile cut, free for saddle
horses only $40 entrance.
THIRD DAY-THU RSDAY.-Jock Club Purse
-Four Mile Heats, $500, with inside stake OF $3.50
in which Capt John Belcher names Red Eye, and c.
L n. Green name Lawson.
FOURTH DAY-FRIDAY.-A Post Stake, $3.50
entrance, half forfeit; mile heats two more to
MAKE race-uow two subscribers. This stake will
close the 18th inst, up to which time any can
subscribe by addressing the undersigned
u SECOND RACE-SAME DAY.-A purse of
500. entrance SO, distance quarter Of mile for
ell who choose to run AS there are very many fine
quarter horses in this section, at this time this
peeted TO be an interesting race.
Sc I7dtd c. 4 N GREEN, Proprietors.
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IMPORTANT DIsCOyERYLRELIEF

Il IN TEN MINUTES! !-BRYAN'S PULMONIC
WATERS are untaiing in the of Coughs. Colds,
Asthma, Bronchitis, Sore Throat Hoarsness Difficult
Breathing lncipient Consumption and diseases of the
Lungs. They have no taste Of medicine, and any
child will take them. Thousands have been restored
health that had before despaired. Testimony given
in hundreds of cases. gle dose relieves In
MINUTES.
Ask for Bryan's Pulmonic Wafers--the original and
only genuine is stamped Bryan" Spurious kinds
offered for sale. Twenty-Five cents a'box Sold
by dealers generally. j. BRYAN & CO.,
Rochester, n. Y, Proprietors.
For sale by j. B. WOOD. Richmond: f Fl. Robert
son Co., Petersburg D. r. Lyman, LyBehburg; j.
Fl. Patterson Co, Wheeling. oc 6-3ris
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DEATHS FROM yellow FEVER-FIRE

DEATHS FROM YELLOW FEVER-FIRE
MOLE, oct, 4.-Judge Dargen Chief Justice Of
the Supreme Court OF Alabama, died Of yeew fe-
yer yesterday. Mr. Parks and Mr.. Skinner, both
prominent men OF this place died Of the epidemic
TO day. Rev. Mr.. Massey lies dangerously i'll, but
hopes are entertained that he will recover. There
has yet been no frost in or in the neighborhood
of the city. The epidemic is gradually wearing
away.
The residence of Jonath an Emanuel, who is now
absent from the city, was destroyed by fire today
Supposed TO be the work of an incendiary, as the
house was not occupied. Loss abont $4,000.
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T YON,s KATHAIRoN, for preserving,

IL restoring and identifying the Hair, is the most
delightful and wonderful article the world pro-
duced its astonishing success is without precedent
in the history of the Materia Medca Dark and
luxurant curls soft and glossy hair with of adj
mifers, tmark this lsdes is the universal effect of
the Kethairon Bald and grey heads were perfectly
astonished. 1.-THE Katharon has fully restored my
hair after badness of II years. A. j. Courtrght rs
Bond ST., " w The kathairon is certain cure for
Nervous Headache, and all cutaneous diseases Sold
by all dealers everywhere. Try it, Price ouy 25 cs
in large bottles. ID. s. BARNES, Proprietor,
I6l Broadway, N. Y.
PURCELL LADD L. co. and ADIE l. GRAY,
wholesale agents, Richmond. DC 6-dlmif
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MOST BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY
IN SEAT u MILES WEST OF THE CITY,
NEAR THE PLANK ROAD, FOR SALE AT AUG
TiON.-The beautiful Estate, owned by Mons Praye.
containing $50 acres, viii be sold at auction on the
premises, on TUESDAY, the 18th October 1853. if
fair II not the next fair day. commencing 81 o'clock
P. NJ. The FARM viii be divided into three parcels,
according TO plan and survey now being made The
mansion is new and sufficient for the accommodation
of large fanilybesides which, there are the usual
out buildings, such as servants houses barn. stable
&c.
Persons DESTROYS of purchasing an elegant and re-
tired country seat are invited to view this before the
day of sale.
The terms, which viii be accommodating. will he
made known on the day of sale.
Sc n GODOIN APPERSON Ancts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-10
AUCTION SALES.
This DAY.
By GODDis { APPTRs0N.
BY ALEX. Na1IT 4 co
THIS
VALUABLE HOUSE AND LOT q
PgJBaLaIc SALE OF LAND II HEN s:

m .n1s,ssSSs Z oCIS AMI "A HALF MI Leo bELOW
a.,S5iMoND-The subscriber offers for sale his val
, raIle rAhN, situated on the Osborne Turnpike, II
bsis ron RICHMOND containing abou. AGO acres one
h1 cleared the balance well set In oak and pine
81 cleared land Is in high state of irnproy ement
oat. vel adapted 20 the culture OF corn. wheat,
ys- anu the grasses. Ii takes clover finely
f,o IN small outlay In the purchase OF manure.
-. ~ 10 two thousand bushels of wheat and from
$3.50; - ~ barrels of corn can annually be made The
ose,Ients consist of a comfortable dwelling
$500 M siA rooms, hen, smoke house, dairy;
'oS 49, y; win the usual out houses.
AZ IIeIc splendid apple orchard embracing from
of other fruit trees 1s a-7o' -
The health of the place ia s,r.l - 49,. =, y.;,s;,;.
and the society decidedly good. If Il seldom that
farm combining so many advantases helms within 20
minutes rde of Richmond, is thTovn IN marker Jt
is very susceptible of division aboun5ing in sypes
of the purest water in every part Of the Far, Inf
being very anxious SELL for the pnrrosa s is.;ns
some seminary of learning / will sell grsaf
bargain. deem it useless TO give more minnie aes
cription, person wishing to purchase will of
course first view the premises.
If do not sell before the 10th day of October
priyately-of which due notice will be giver-I will
then expose the Farm to public auction that day if
fair, if not the next fair day thereafter
A plat of the land be seen in the Office Of
Messrs. Goddin Apperson; and for the terms, &c,
apply either to them or the subscribe.
Address, Richmond, Va.
Sale conducted by GoDpIN l. APPERsoN, Aucts.
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The above sale will take place the premses at
the hour of IL o'clock, on MONDAY, 10th of Octo-
Der, 1858.
ocS GODDIN e. APPERSON Aucts