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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-03
BY George j. Sumner.
A QUANTITY OF TIE MOST COST.
"A ly and Elegant Furniture and other
AEficles In he kald n Aucffnx, o. II..,:

"A NOhN11I1 Or THE MOST COST.
"A iy and Elegant Furniture and other
Articles TO be sold at Auctf0n.-On THURS.
DAY, the 9Th May, commencing at 10 o'clock in
the morning, at the Tontne House, opposite the
Banks viii be sold at public auction, without re-
serve, lot of Superb Furniture, Housekeeping and
other articles, consisting in part of one very rich
and costly solid Rosewood High Post Bedstead. one
elegant carved Marble Top Alache, which is q verv
desirable piece of Furniture, put up in compact
manner, and of the finest workmapsbip: one verv
magnificent Dining Table, made of choicest kinds
OF Walnut, to which is attached a case Containing
five leaves for extension This is an elegant piece
OF Furniture, which cannot be had, only by spe.
eal order, and at very great cost: By taking the
leaves makes superb round Table Al feet in di.
ameter One beautiful Rosewood Bureau with
Marble Deck, Carved Top and Frame, Glass Side
Doors, lined with Silks q very elegant piece of
Furniture and very compact. Tive very desirable
Spring Lounges, and two Spring Seat Sewing or
Nurse Chairs on Rollers; two most beautiful Brus
sells Carpets of the best quality, magnificent de
sign and most costly description, and measures be
tween 90 and 20 yards each, and nearly new; one
superb Hearth Rug with Landscape Design; one
hip Bath; one large patent Spring Mattrsss; Hair
and Shuck Mattresses; one Refrigerator eight We.
netian Blinds; lot fine Mating; one Gas Chanda.
her, with four jets proiruding from beautiful designs
OF Lilies, and other Gas Fixtures; Cooking Stove
Sundry, Kitchen furniture and other Articles. To
which will be added lot Of new city made Furni-
tnre, consisting of Marble Top Tables, Mahogany
Wardrobes, Marble Top Bureaus, French Bed
steads, Marble Top Washstands, Rosewood, Cane
Seat and other Chairs and two Northern made So
fas.
TERMS For all sums under $50 cash; for all
| sums OF $50 and over. months credit for spprov.
ed negotiable notes.
N b The above WILDE open for examination on
Wednesday, 9Th May. Sale to be conducted BY
my2 GEO SUMNER, Auct.
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AFRICAN CHURCH.

SIGNOR DA COSTA
Has the honor of informing his friends, that he has
been induced to give for the first time.
A GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CON-
CERT,
On Thursday Evening, May 9Th.
~ On which occasion,
SIGNUR DA COSTA
Is happy to announce that he has been able TO Sc.
cure the powerful services of the celebrated Can.
tatrice, MADAME ANNA BISHOP, and OF Mr..
BOCHSA,
Who passing through this city next week, have
consented to stop for one day.
In the course of the Evening,
SIGNOR DA COSTA
VIII perform on the Portuguese Mfachete, "a
peculiar sort of Guitsr) accompanying on the
Flute MADAME ANNA BISHOP, in Catalanis
great Song scr atasagimus," and the "Warbling OF
two Ngh.ngales," originally arranged and conn
posed by Mr.. BOCHSA. and played with Mir.
BOCHSA, brilliant Duet for Harp and Flute.
R Full particulars daily announced.
Tickets 81 each. Family tickets admitting three,
g.. To be had at the Music stores and Hotels.
Concert begins at g.. ap 30-ts
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ADJUSTMENTS
GRAND CON CERT OF
SACRED MVJSsC.

At the First Presbyterian church. ON

AT the First Presby terrain Church, on
Tuesday kven'g, Sd May, at o'clk.
h9lr THE RICHMOND SACRED MUSIC
XS.S SOCIETY respectfully inform til citizens
GsAak OF Richmond that they will give a CON
p CERT Oh SACRED MUSIC, in the First
Presbyterian (Rev. Mr. Moores) Church. on Tues.
day Evening, Sd of May, consisting Of Choruses
from the most eminent composers interspersed
with Quartettes, TTios, Duets and Solos Mr..
DUED tRDALE will preside at the Piano Forte
The ChOruses viii be sustained by large number
of voices assisted by full and efficient Orchestra
under the leadership of Messrs DOLLINGER and
LIEBMANN The whole under the direction of
the Conductor of the Society, S. 5. STEVENS,
Esq.
PROGRAMME PART l.
l. The God ot Israel Chorus, Rossini.
Cry Aloud, Spsre Not. Do.
g. Come not, Lord, in Dread Robe of Splen.
cor .-----S Solo
T. When Roun0 About The Starry Throne.
(Chorus-Oratorio of Samson.
s. Rocked in the Cradle of the Deep. Solo
6. Peace on Earth, Saviour's Born. Anthem
Z For Wings, tor Wings, Like Dove to Fly,
(Solo, Bricker
8. How Beautiful upon the Mountain,
(Solo and Chorus.
PART II.
l. Glory be to God on High Chorus Haydn
2. ives Lsuentatlon Solo.
3 Have Set Watchmen upon thy Welis- Chorus
4. high IN Giory .----. Quarfefte, Barker
5. q be joyful 10 the Lord Anthem
6. Though the Sinner Bloom az Morning
(Quintette, Rossini
Z. On Mighty Wings-from the Creation,
(Solo, Haydn.
8. Grand Hallelujah Chorus. Handel
tF Tickets 80 cents. To be had at the door Of
the Church.
Y Doors will be onened at half past Z o'clock.
Concert to commence at my 2-2t
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Dreadful Steamboat Disaster.

New YORK. May 1.-The steamer Ocean
Wave was destroyed by fire at o'clock On
Saturday morning, so miles above Kingston,
on Lake Ontario, while on her passage TO Og.
densburg. Out of5O passengers and the crew
only " were saved, including Captain Wright,
the mate and purser. When the fire was dis.
covered the boat was / ! miles from the shore.
Her upper deck was consumed in fifteen mi.
nutes. The hull drfted off to the shore and
sunk in two hours. Those saved were picked
up by vessels passing at the time. The boat
was owned by the Northern Railroad Compa.
ny al Ogdensburg, and was fully insured.
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amendments and Remsra1s.

BosTos, April 30.-No removals will be
made in the custom house till the 9th OF NAV.
Il. ,. 5. Andfoss, private secretary of Col
lector Morton, has been made deputy collec.
tor, vice Wellman, resigned. About a dozen
democrats have commissions TO take effect on
the 9Th of Nav.
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The Marlyefs.

NEW YORK, May 2.-Sales of 1000 barrels
Flour, at firm rates. Sales $4,000 bushels
Wheat, lbs 10 81 % $4,000 bushels Corn
white. 65ic.; yellow, CSC.
BALTIMORE, May 2.-Sales 500 bbls. Flour,
at $4.S7. Corn unchanged. Wheat firm.
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BY James NJ, TnyIo.

quail FARM OK MARKET CAD
~ den near Fairfield at Auction.-SS;MnR 8
sold, on Tuesday, the 10Th May. commencina Dc Dc
O'CLOCK In tne afternoon, upon the premises. that
field, occupied by Mrs Harriet Mander Thera ar AL.
81 ac:es Of land lying beautifully for gardenin9
purposes, and containing also fine young Orcbard
OF choice Fruit Trees. The improvements .consis,
of dwelling House containing rooms, and Welj
of Water in The yard. Terms one.third C ash. hal
ance at 4 and months, secured by deed of trus,
or the title to be retained.
my3 JAS M TAYLOR, Auct'r,
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BY Alexander Mott g. Co.
ON THIIR SnAX NIflRNING LII,

II lHe Ctn In
~ slant, at 10 O'clock we will sell at Auction, to
close sundIy consignments, large collection of
Household Furniture, Hardware and Cutlery, Piece
ans Gu: Dry Goods, Britannia and Glass Ware
Mantel Time Pieces, 80 hour Clocks.
Also, enc Large Fire Proof Safe, one Copy ing
Press, Nantel and Pier Glasses
Also, large collection of Shanghai Fowls, just
received from Boeton. ALEX MOTT L. co,
my Aucts
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Horrible Murder

CLEVELAND, April 3Oth.-A woman named
Christian Sixsby, living alone, was murdered
some time since Friday last. Her house had
been shut up since then, but was opened yes.
Ierday, when her body was found with the
throat cut, and the body brutality mangled.-
The house had been ransacked.
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BY Davenport, Allen q Co.

by Davenport, Allen q Co.
A00 CASES BOOTS, SHOES AND
HUI HATS AT AUCTION.-On FRIDAY, 9th
May, we will sell at Clock at our Auction Store
a large assortment of fresh and desirable Good 9,
of latest styles for Spring and Summer sales, con.
sisting Of
Gents fine Calf and Pump Boots
Mems and Boys Boots and Shoes, of all quail.
ties
Ladies' fine Cater Boots, Morocco
Jenny Lind Slippers and Ties
Misses Boots and Shoes
Childrens Sewed Morocco and Goat Boots
Womens' Pegd and Sewed Buskins and Ties,
of all qualities
Mems Harvest Brogans, of superior quality
sizes to Il
HATS -Drab and Silk
LEATHER.-350s sides ''good" Sole Leather.
TERMS: Under 500 cash; 800 and over mos
credit for approved paper.
DAVENPORT, ALLEN & co,
ap % Aucts
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n AND DLooD PuRlFIER-Price.S I no.
DoiLIe.- fnysiclans of the first s,sna,nS ;, 70
E.;p TES use and prescribe it as the most
eneolVe ALALhAIlVE AND BLOOD pT-RIrIEP
ever known; while vast nuubers - MI tt-h
so1ered from diseases or complaints bronght H. os
sedentary habits, exposure, Indigestion toTnd ST. ~
the nVer, OF impurities of the blood now Loo 49, y.
this Cordial as most mysterious and rn.,io1 uPuu
healing properties and restoring poweTs Jt 500, is
prominent IN the treatment and cure of Nanrai;
oeperai DeDlnty and Nervous Affections, Dyspepsia
or INDIGESTION Loss OF Appetite Acdity of the So
mach, Nervous Headache, or Flow of Blood 10 nc
Head, Costiveness or Irregularities of the Bovysis
Peunsy Pains or Misery in the Side or REGION of rbs
Heart, Flatuency or Depression of Spirits Pain;t 80
OF the Heart, Difficult Breathing Sinking Sensaticns
REGISTRATION OF the Nervous System, Gold Chilly Sen
satons or Numbness of the Flesh or Limbs DifcnIt
OF fTouss Expectoratou, Night Sweats, Diseases of
the deart or Affections OF the Lungs Jaundice Dis
eases OF the Kidneys, Derangement or PROSTATE Con-
dlron OF the Organs of Nature, which cause panInI
lIregularltles especially with Females: producing
" a1e frostrst3on OF the Nervous System, Pale
iflOrrimore's Bitter Cordial
Is purely vegetable, pleasant take and perfectIv
sale 70 De used In any state of health even By he
most delicate female or child
~ PTce one dollar per bottle.
w. v. ALEXANDER Co., Propretors No. I Ear
Gay street, tAstor House, New York.
- remember that we sell at wholesale and retail
tot tiost invaluable ana sure remedy for Rheurla.
IIsn IN all IT'S FORMS either inhammatory acute or
chlonlc, no difference how bad the case or how long
stSndlns Thls Is Mortimore's RHEUMATIC COM.
POUND which is vegetable extract an internsj "a
medy prepared expressly for this one disease II has
already cured thousands who had long been cripples
The evidence Is most overwhelming and copvineing
as gwen oy vast numbers Of our respectable c
tlzens.
Call and get circular and read the letters and cer
tlheates OF your friends and those around Won who
had long suffered but who have been restored to per-
feet health by this remedy.
For sale by PURCELL, LADD l. CO. sole Agents
for Richmond ap2O
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From Pert-n.uprince.

New YoRK. May "a vessel from Portau-
Prince arrived here to-day. She brings seve-
raj articles from the Emperor, intended tor ex'
hibition at the Worlds Fair, among which is a
piece Of mahogany weighing three tons.
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Coinage of the Mint,

=, PhiLADELPHIA, April 30.-The following is
me report OF The Mint for the month of April:
col Gold coinage s. ,3O5 O6O; silver coinage s4l9,-
e e Cold received $4,7660O0; silver received
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" Important TO the Public.-EXPRESS
FOR CALIFORNIA, AND ALL THE PRINCIPAL
CITIES IN THE UNIOE.-We prepared to for
ward daily all descriptions of Goods nusted to our
charge; also, Drafts furnished for large small sums
payable at every town or city in the United King
dom of Great Britain and Ireland.
Notes, Drafts, and Bills with Goods, collected and
prompt returns
Northern cities will consult their interest by patron
Using the old established and responsible Express Of
ADAMS co,
an Is No 4, l4th Street.
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I OH MY! Where did you get yot

~ Oh MY! Where did you get your
jewelry Repaireds 1t looks just like
New! Why, at MOUNTAINS, of course. He
knows how to repair articles of that kind, and so
cheap, too. And then he can make any article of
Jewelry you want He has mandatory con-
nected with his store, and Is always ready to make
anything in his line to order. Give him trial, and
| am sure he will give satisfaction
fine assortment of Watches Jewelry and Fan ..
cy Goods always on hand, which will be sold low
for cash. Clocks and Watches repaired and war.
ranted. Don't forget the place No 2l7 Main Street,,
above the Banks, S P MOUNTAIN
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DeStructire Fire

Lv"RENcE, Mass, April 30-A fire last
night destroyed the Essex compapy's mills.
Hutchinson & Co.'S sash factory, with a large
amount Of lumber for the new Pacific mills
Loss SlU,OO0, which is covered partly by in
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Printers on n strike.

BosToN, May 2.-All the compostors con-
nected with the morning papers published in
tins city have struck for higher compensation.
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VACCINE AGENCY,-Dr. A.

u VACCINE AGENCK.-Dr. A. e,
Peticclas, Vaccine Agent, at Richmond, is
prepared to supply virus with directions for it's use
10 all who apply either by post or otherwise
Dr. PETICOLAS Office is in the basement of
his residence, corner OF Broad ana Mayo streets
When not necessarily absent he may be found
there at all hours, day and night,
40 al=Imt
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
TRANSMITTED ron THE DAILY DIspATcH
The Gardner Case.

WAsHlSeroS, May 2.-The trial of the Gar
diner case has been adjourned until Wednes.
day, owing TO the continued illness of one OF
the iururs.
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AUCTION SALM.
FUTURE DAYS.
By James M. TnrIor


AKGE SALE OF MOST vAI.uAnr
- PROPERTY IN THE TOWN Of siDNEy
~, ~ az nuis VI LAND.-Will be sold on MONDAY
.ne 10Th day OF May, commencing at IL o,clocs !,
upon the premises, ten Lots of land, situs,aa ~.
sne LOWE OF Sidney, opposite to Warsaw ~
,ontng on Federal street confirmation Of m ano
sho's. ga ana Immediately thereafter, will be .aid
~. apout ioo Lots of Land, short distance ho sold
,ae corporation lac, and opposite the residseso
mI Dance. and fronting on Haryie :, s OF
pans road In point of beauty of lscstion aa me
are aan.I lor building purposes most of these n,.
apornon OF them there is beautiful ,sa nG n upon
An unusual opportunity 10 here presen,sd " =. ".
cspiaist to make safe investments. or ~ 20 tne
to the city. convenient
The above lots will be divided to NEE, Tho -.
OF purchasers, and plan thereof rns,, me views
the Office of the auctioneer. ay De seen at
Terms, which will be verv scc,r
De made known at the sale ooaung, will
ap i5-3tawt6Mtd JAS M Tayrop
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DAGUERREOTY pFS

Would you keep those priceless treasures
Memories of long vanished pleasures,
And preserve for your beholding,
Forms and faces long since mouldingf
MouLsoN can take, with 0rief endesvor,
Face and form that last forever.
truthful, life-like, finely finished portrait or
miniature of relative or friend, severed from us
by distance or death, who would not prize and de.
sire to possess A clear rich.toned d, durable Da.
guerreotype is an object rarely seen: But MoUL.
SONS Pictures Withstand the test OF time, and are
pronounced by the highest authority, unsurpassed
On either side the Atlantic.
Our price for one of these fine Portraits ia only
ONE DOLLAR complete, and warranted to please
or no sale.
Strangers and citizens are cordially invited te
call ana examine specimens.
Observe the name and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
SKY and Side Light Daguerrean Gallery, ITO Mair
street fe
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BY Dunlop. DIoncure e. Co.

GROCERIES, &C., At AUCTION
- On TUESDAY, Sd Of May, commer cling at
~ ociock, we will sell, at our Auction Store, a
part of -
40 h nh Sugar, fair to prime quality
81 bbls powdered Sugar
on bbis and hhds MoIasses
70 boxes Soap
10 half pipes Brandy
one fourth pipes Hennessey brsnd. superior
70 one eighth and opefoar,b cask. m.a..-.
Sherry Wine .1e1a anu
~ bb!s old Whiskey
20 bbls Vinegar, &c
credi, rs Under 500, cash; over 500, 4 months
oi approved nego,isbie paper
enoo DUNLOP, MONCURE &7CO.
Auctioneers
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IMPORTANT PUBLIC N0TIcR rv0
x hoU5E-kEEPERS- Closing out n very
large stock of Carpets at the new Gar.
pei ware Rooms, opposite the Exchange
% 1hA'-ih oi0er 10 Close out the balance OF our
yaIds OF CarpedDg at l2t cents, which ia iust the
price Tor weaving the same; iOu0 yards 4 tguYed
CaEpeting, at 20 cents; also, 1000 yards "a Hsmn
Carpetng. SC 20 cents, heavy article; also, white
end cooed Maltings, very cheap: and iner oradss
OF Carpets Buyers will call early as it viii be 10
their interest," & A GWATKIN
my g Bits opposite Excbenue Ronk
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EF JAMES z. HEATH. Commissioner
In Chancery, Circuit Court of the City OF Rich.
mond.
E Office 70. the present, at the Virginia House.
ep 26-lm
20 Baths, Baths.-Hot, Cold and Shower
Baths, can be had daily at the Hair Dressing,
Shaving and Shampooing Saloon, under the Amer
lean Hotel-entrance on lIth street.
Single Bath % cents, or five tickets for 81.
sp 80
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Extensive Assortment of spring Goods {
HUBBARD. GARDNER L. CARLTON
No Ill MINI Str}et

AVE received their spring Assortment of Boots,
Ill Shoes, Hats, Csps Trunks Sole and IJDper
Leather, French and American Calf skis Lining
ana Binding Skins, Shoe Three d, Letter, Note and
wrapping Paper. dc. &C., com ris.ng one OF the
'aIgest ano oes seecfed stocks they have ever bad
Country merchants are resuectfCllv reonested IN
examine our stock. as we are confident they will
nno Il as iow' Ii not lower, than The same guam.
of Richmond. ~ - o. -
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il u fHNE rs, SILKS
RIBBONS, FLOWERS
Millinery Goods,

At Wholesale only, by
mn 2I-if2m' AUG. ANDERSON e. co,
~ UTICE TO WATER TAX Water
~ rents are payable semi-annusily, on the frat
days of May and November.
The bills due lst inst. now ready for settle.
ment Persons wishing to pay at my Office, win
please call 10 day or Tomorrow, as / shall com.
mence making my visits on Wednesday next, and
hope to make prompt collections
my 2-2tE Il L STR tTTON, Reg w w
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ArrtnaL III lie OsnreQ.

PHILADELPHIA, ApriIl30. The steamer Os.
prey arrived this eyerlng from Chare ston,
with one hundred and eleven passengers and
$4,000 10 silver.
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Trial Of the Propeller Star of the South

ITtGl Of the Propeller Star of the South.
PHILADELPHIA, April 30th.-The propeller
steamship Star OF The South, built by Capt.
Loper, Inc contractor for Stanton's New York
and New Orleans steamship line, made an En-
sineeL $ tTial Trip this morning, and ran at the
rate OF I34 miles an hour. She is a beautiful
vessel Of 1000 tons.
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s1 LOTS, WELL LOCATED, AT PORT

S1 LOTS, WELL LOCATED. AT PORT
u l. MAYO, NEAR ROCKETS, for sale ar
AuctiOn.-Cn Thursday, May 18th, ls53 com.
mencing at o'clock, r. NJ will be sold on the
premises, 81 most beautiful and desirabv located
Building Lots, fronting Louisiana street, in Port
Mayo, only one hundred yards below Rockets, lust
out of the corporation. The Lots are very con.
veniently divided to suit persons of limited means
TERMs-One-third cash; balance at and IL mos.
for negotiable notes, interest added and title re
tanned till the last note is paid.
~ See handbills and 6 plat at my cfice.
ap29 w. GODDIN, Auctr
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." Female Orphn ne Benes,,.T.

~ Female Orphans Benefit.-To W.,
rTaH Esq; Dear sr--Ths Ladies of the Fam. I.
humsne Association have accepted your ole r ~
beg you to appoint the time. s"o
=, re Me Ladies Of the Female Hsnane Assoefastou,
mr traits compliments, and will be happy 10 de-.
vote the services OF himself and assistants to the
benefit Of the Orphans on SATURDAY. the 7tb os
May next VA VI
VIRGINIA DAGUERREAN GALLERY.
ep 20 No las Main Of.
SteIeoscopic Daguerreotypes also for sale by
WIN A pRAiuT
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AUCTION SALES,
FUTUkE DAYS.
BY WellinEion a;oddin, Auct.


tAREYvILLk FOR 9ALR At Arc.
~ ~ TON. TWO MILES WEST OF RICH
orD--Win be sold on MONDAY the 9th dsy
~ may, 1853, upon the premises. commencinc Al
oil s ociocA: N, .ns beautiful Farm, containing
u acres, situated In the county Of Henyico Sn,as
west OF the city OF Richmond sdion;aa - ,.,'Js
~ messrs Robinson, Jr, Lewis II rrsss.s. 80 -
II viii be divided into eleven lot. os sSa..a &C
saeni fronting on the north line of street. which
is IN direct straight line with Grove 49,. mn.cn
town of sydney. On one of the lo,s 800 "a Ine
buildings suitable for small family. and m
Of excellent fruit. A0 an orchard
The land ia most beautifully located. and :. a
mirabiy adapted for market gardens or s,h.-. so
residences. plat of the land can be .sa. =. Jan
Office in few days 'oen III my
Terms: One.fourth cash; balance a, q 10 al 70
months for gotable notes. interest sJdsd snu
.n % '' ueeu' w GoDDiN
Auct.
I ARGE NUMBkH OF LOTs IN en-.
~ HAMS and BAKERS ADDITION Mo
BACON QUAfsTfR BRANCH TAVERN Enp
SALE AT AUCYaoN-Wll be sold, on riJSS
DAY, the Goth dayUf April, 1858, upon the nrs,n;
SIS. commencing at 0 clock an undivided moe,v
OF Ao0 feet OF ground on the South side of Moore
street, West of Pine street, about GOO feet of
on the North side of Moore street, between Pine
and Gllmer streets-about 100 # of ground on Inc
East line OF Gilmer street, whereit intersecs with
Moore street.
Also lots Nos 4, s. 6 and ?, containing 100 fee, o.
ground on the South East line of Baker street, CD
posife to the residence of Jacob Shook, ESQ., The
ABOVE land will be laid off into su liable size build
ing lots, plot Ct which can be seen atmy Office il
few days
Ierms-One fourth cash, balance at 3, 6 and
niontns Tor negotiable notes, interest added, se
apl9 w C0nnIu ...,-
n, win De added to the above sale, an excellen
| acre lots in the bottom which are banSsonelv 10
ca.ea ior building purposes-laid of in lots to suit
nso an acre lot beautiful meadow, through
winch the Bacon Quarter Creek passes.
pal1 smone.lnird cash, balance tour months.
fostP0nement.-ln Consequence of the sur
veys not being completed, the above sale is nos,
pom TO Thursdsy afternoon the 5th May, 1858, a
O'Clock Upon several of the lots there sorne In,
springs, and through some of them pure stream
Oh spring water run. w. GODDIN,