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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1853-10-05

4 GRO. Hummel's Ess. Coffee, on hand :, and
L for sale by 7. P. & J. b. ESKKlDUE.
Staunton, Sept. 81, 1858.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1853-10-05
PASTURE AND BUILDING LOTS
EnR sale.

WE have sixty odd acres of cleared land IN
w good state of cultivation, with well OF wa
ter on it, all lying convenient to the town, for
Building or Pasture Lots, which we Will sell on
accommodating terms. Particulars given on ap-
plication. lMBODEN 4 McOOH'
Aug. IL. lS53.-tf.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1853-10-05

LIVER COMPLAINT,

DYSPEPSIA, LaUNDICE, CHRONIC OR
NERVOUS DEBILITY, DISEASE OF
THE KIDNEYS, .ayMD All D 4 y
ES .aRISLNiG FROM A DISORDER
ED LIVER OR STOMACH;
Such as Constipation, Inward Piles, Fullness of
Blood to the Head, Acidity of the Stomach,
Nausea. Heartburn, Disgust for Food, Fullness
or Weight in the Stomach, Sour Fluctuations,
Sinking or Fluttering at the Pit of the Stom-
ach, Swimming Of the Head, Hurried and Dit
ficult Breathing, Flqsttering at the Heart, Chok
ING or Suffocating Sensations when in lying
pasture. Dimness of Vision, Dots or Webs be-
fore the Sight, Fever and Dali Pain in the
Head. Deficiency of Precipitation, Yellowness
of the Skin and Eyes, Pain in the Side, Back,
Chest, Limbs, Sc, Sudden finishes Of Heat,
Burning in the Flesh, Constant Imaginngs of
Evil, and Great Depression of Spirits.
CAN BE EFFEcTUALLY CURED Br
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1853-10-05
DIR. BARBER's DIAPENT.

fT'IiIS valuable medicine is composed principally
herbs, by whose stimulating and etratng proper
ties il is when applied, instantaneously duscd through
the whole system; alayng the most intense pain in
few minutes. You have only to try it, when you will
be convinced that preparation offered to the pub
lic for the relief Of the afflicted, possesses in high
degree its perfect anodync qualities Its action in all
cases psompt, powerful and effective, without in the
least endangering the system.
pcnctrates the flesh to the bone relaxes the con.
tractcd muscular powers, restoring free to the joints
and limbs, which have been by years Of affection, rem
dcrcd almost entirely useless is therefore, hailed
by the suffering the greatest blessing Of the age, and
no one would ever allow hmsclto be without this
cign balm after he had witnessed its magic influence
over disease and its potency in relieving pain however
severe. The perfect consciousness Of Its ungucstonabe
efficacy by actual experiment, makes me bod in assert
ing its transcendant virtues. BY referring to the nLmer
GUS certificates in this book which given vornts
ry and ceerally, from Of gratitude and JUSTICE
by persons Of the first responsibility, and their state
ments admit of doubt you will find has equal in
the whole world for speedy, certain and lasting cure
of Rheumatism II will also cure Neuralgia Pains in
the Side and Back, Cramps, Swcllings, Numbness,
Weakness Of Joints, Spine, &c.
Manufactured only by DR.. Geo. Barber & Co.,
MIpDLEBuRG, VA, TO whom must be addressed all COM
mlncatons soliciting agencies. For sale by THOS. p.
ESKRIDGE, Druggist, Stanton, Va.
Stanton April 90, lS53.-ly.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1853-10-05
MUSIC! MUsIC!!

lust received a lot of those fine Spanish Vio
- Inns, and Guitars, direct from Europe also .Ac-
cordeons, Claronets, Flutes, Flagonets, Fiies'
Sc. U. 4 M. Hihon'
Aug. "a, 1858.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1853-10-05
Turnpike Notice.
Notice.

INTENDING to go North shortly, we would
respectfully request those of our friends lndebt'
ed to us, to come forward immediately and settle
their accounts up to the LIST of July
GOODMAN s. co.
n. Bargains in Summer Clothing may be
expected as we desire to close out before the fall
season commences. GOODMAN & co.
Staunton, Aug. 10, lS5S.-M. copy.
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HARPER e. BROS.
NEW GROCERY STORE,
UNION HALL BUILDING.

LEARNERS. Merchants and Housekeepers, you
Il have it in your power to supply yourselves
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1853-10-05

WM. S. BEERS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-25

EPIscoPAL GRNER AL Fcuyzeeazh
Day.--The city Of Baltimore was fixed upon as tae
place for holding the III xr Trienniai Convention
Dr.. Wyatt reported lit Of the trustees OF the
Theological Seminary, showing that every Diocese
but Virs iuia had made nomiuaions. Virginia new
er had any trustees in this institution
The canon RELAXING 10 q minister renouncing
colnr18nioU with the church, vas amended so ;ls
20 allow guch minister to he taken hack within five
years, application, by advice oftWothirds of the
House q t5ishops.
FJ1een;t D1g.-Rey Dr. Kip was elected Mis-
sionary Bishop Of California.
Mr.. Evans, % Md, made, a report recommending
al amendment to the constiuution article Vi thai
thesucject OF a uniform mode OF trying Bishops be
let to the dioceses, aud that the joint committee
have the power 10 hold sessions on the subject OF
the trial OF Fresbyters, during the vacation, aud
report at the nsxt general convention.
This led to aproraeted debate, without coming
r. q vote up - oclDck, =. nj.
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BY KENT PAINE & KENT.
VALUABLE MANUFACTURING SITE AND
WATER POWER AT RICHMOND. VA.

VALUABLE MANUFACTURING SITE AND
WATER POWER AT RICHMOND. VA.
RY virtue of deed of trust executed to
- me by the Virginia Wooden Company on the
Goth day of September, 1853 and recorded in the
Clerks Office of the Court of Hastings for the CITY of
Richmond, on TUESDAY, the 18th day of Eovem-
Der, at II O'Clock shall proceedto sell public AUG
ton, upon the premises the lot of ground and water
power thereto attached upon which were situated
the manufacturing mills OF the Virginia Wooden Com
pany This lot fronts Isl feet 10 inches upon street
running from 18th TO 18th in the city of Rich
ond and runs back that width to James River hav-
ing land depth of net less than 100 feet The water
power Is sufficient 70 prop.l what was in 1876 and
1913, known as IS setts of Wooden machinery The
heavy granite basement of the mills covering nearly
the entire lot. viii be sold with the lot The lot and
water power is subject TO annual ground and water
rent of Sl,6G0 per annum. The chain of title and
plat of the properly, and the property itself will be
shown, and any information respecting it. given by
me upon application at any time previous to the
TERMS OF SALE :--One-tLird cash, balance in and
II months interest added negotiable notes with ap-
proved endorsers will be required tor the credit in
stalment and title retained until the notes are paid
Directly after viii be scla ell the brick work OF the
Mile, estimated containing go 0G1 BRICKS and
the remaining wood work. Terns-4 months ere dit
for egotable notes with approved endorsers Inter-
est added.
The title all the foregoing property believed to
be peIfec but selling Trustee, shall sell and con-
vey only such title is vested in me by the deed
aforesaid. JOS. JACKSON. JS Trustee
Sale conducted by KENT, PAINE KENT, Aucts
Sc 22-dtds
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LATEST MAIL. NEWS.
DrsTRUcTqvR FIRE Ar cIscINNATT

CiNcIpsATr. Oct PA FIRE broke out this eve.
ming ia the bake house Of Robt Getty, near the
centre OF the block bounded by Main Sycamore,
the liquor stores OF Wilshire, Bristol & Co. NJ D..
Ross, and N. H. q G. N. Davis. The flames rapidly
spresd 10 the rear OF Mitchell & Rannelsiing :
lurniiarn store, which wac consumed together with
various warehouses on an alley running from Front
te second strects The Are now threatens 10 be
the largest known here for years Fortunately,
it has been raining here all day or matters would
be worse.
SECOND pIsrATcqs.
CiScIssATI, Oct Sad, 10 p. M--The fire Ia now
under entire control. The store OF Ross & Kicker
tss been saved.
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EEslsor poAaE,s cAsr AeAIN.-Tbe 1hree n,

BIsRor DoANE's CASE AeAIrS.-The three pre-,
scouting Bishops, Meade, McElyaine, and Burgess,
who were conspicuous in the trial Of Bishop
Eoane, at Camden, publish a card in the Church
Journal OF FRIDAY, stating that though they have
agreec 10 suGEuiJ u the decision OF The Bench OF
bsshops, they have not reEsquished their original
opinions ina: the dismissal the preseuttnent was
repugpan: 70 aaeir sense OF both legal and moral
propriety.
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ERE IN pTiIIAppT.puTs

pRitApxlPuIA, Oct "a Gre this morning
broke oe. in building in the western part OF the
city, occupied by baker. The upper room. were
occupied by different families, who escaped from
the windows. widow lady named Kirkpatrick
was lowered down by her eoR, WHO not pereeisiny
tbs; the cellar door below had been opened let her
fall through into tho lire. She was taken 10 The
hospital by the police, severely burned.
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THE GREAp FlRE Ia LOulsNILLE.

We hare the following additional intelligence re
Ia;iNe 70 the recent fire at Louisville:
LOUISVILLE, Oct S2--The loss by the FIRE in this
Gay amounts 10 sU0o0o, on which there is an nsu,
T2uce of sl6o,0o0 In Philadelphia, the american
aal Franklin Offices lose each $500. In York,
the Home Office loses $4,000; Hudson River 5000
and Liverpool Royal $4,000. TIE balance is di-
.ided among the louisville offices and various
Southern and Eastern agencies. The Journal was
published to-day.
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GUARD AGAINST AGUES-1his is

~ the above all others when Agues are mos
prevalent and the weather 81 this particular time n
Of that peculiar kind. cool mornings and evenings
which rarely fail TO give this oathsome disease vital
ity. On the south SHE of James River the Matapo
NJ Appomattox aud Paufunkey, and 10 the lower Sec
items Of Virginia, especially on the Eastern shore
Agues are reguisrly expected to pay their snnus
visits, are the yErous of the year ard hun
dreda of faiieslook forward with melancholy dresx
10 the appearance OF the unwecone guesfa Ar
such appre hsnsions may now be given TO the winds
if those ho afflicted viii avail themselves Of tie
preventive offered 90 the ~ in BAK ER'y ClsL1T.
DRAFTED PREMIUM 3ITTERS. From the node.
ratey Gc.iye stimulating qualities of these Bitte
sed their healthy eft cts upon the stomach bewsls
bood secretive and digestive organs, aud their i've
iy pVi gorating qualities they fsil To produce
just such results will prevent undue secreion
of bile and acoDseaaent arrangement Of the systen
AZ tonic they have superior; and the Proprietor
is well eaiished Of their great ability Ia diseases
arising from iInprt per nGses-Jn that be confident
II It for al dsease. that have their orr
gin in loss Of appetite, son- stomach, etc.
Price 5Jeents per bettle. For sais,by Messrs. PuE
cell, L8dd l. Co, Bennett Beers, AIexsudcE
Duval, Ad1e & Gray, Charles Milispgagh, and Drug.
ssts generally throa ghenc the city. Also by Todd
Christina, PetoTsburs; d. r. Lymsn Lyacbbusg, King
4 Toy, Norfolk; DR.. T.. Cernaa, Williamsburg.
az Orders addressed 20 Il. BAKER, Rickrau4
Va. Will receive iIr0rapt attention. IN
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The Secretary Of the Navy made an Official yisi;
to the Alleghany the Washington Navy Yard, ou
Saturday,. He was saluted with II rounds of can
non. The result of the visit has not transpired
but il is supposed she Will be stripped Of her aru1a
ment, aud used as store-ship.
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MISERABLE COUNTRY SEAT, (

Il
H MILES FROM THE CITY. AT AUGfg on
Having 10 contemplation change Of oeea psticu,
shalt on THURSDAY, the s7Ia of October, at II
O'Clock. A. H., upon the premises, after d. auction
the FARM on which reside, situated near The cid
Turnpike Road, about five miles from the ci.1 and
adjoining the lands of sssTs Hutchsson Sinion ard
otherE The Tract contains 10 acHeE--aalf we'll
wooded the remainder cleared aud very ysedue.sgr
The improvements Consisting OF dWeiiiax will 3
rooms, barns, etsbes &c, being all new, are ID ex.
eeilsnt order Upon this land there is ice Horse
end Pond from which alone may be aeriq-a more
than sufficient to pay the inter-st the srn askee
for the whole tract At the same time, Il viii also
sell NV steek. crops Of corn, oats, hay &c. ~ ss
TRAs-For the land, oue-fourth cash, balance II |
and years. with interest spd satisfactorily secured;
for the personal property, nEt.r So cash. that
amount and over months credit fer approved paper
with interest JAMES PHILIPS
JAS Ill. TAYLOR. Auct. &C ll-Siawts2d0 6yd
ter the sale of the farm and stock wifi also sell
rny entire etock of Household and kteheu FliREI.
TUkE. consisting Of the usual variety.
Should Thursday, 9th Oct. prove unfair, { % sele
will then take place the next fair day toer. after.
&C A-sds JAS PHILIPS. s
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- Sale conducted hy GopDIs & AppEasos. Aucti
oc 2i--dtd
VALUABLE PRIVATE RESIDENCE

on GRACE. BETWEEN STR AND 9TH
STREETS, FOR SALE AT ADCTI0N.--Dr Hud
sons new house being nearly ready for occupation.
we will sell his residence on Grace street, Church
Ei between 3th and 9th streets at public auction
on THURSDAY afternoon, the 9th October, 1853.
upon the premises. commencing az a O'Clock. The
bot hos front of 1872 feet and depth of az feet
The house is in perfect repsir has reorls front and
back poftlco, brick Kitchen, stable &C. and is among
the most beautiful ia that part of ths city The lot
viii be divided tn suit purchasers. ~
TERMs-One-thrd cash, balance at and IL mos.
for gofiable notes interest added secured BY trust
deed, Of title retained ilthe last note is paid.
-zastssssa.-q G0DDIN & APPEASON.
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~ lkGiSlA oIAlE AGG1CULl y I(AL
SOCIg Y-'Nhe following pvcios "a given foI
tend TO Est Richmond, OCCASION the Fair :" hich
viii commence the Society Slew Gy0uL3s or Tie
lst uay VI November next;
a: meeting OF the Board Of President and DiYee-
tors If tae Ma:sassas Gap Railroad Company, held al
h!"XandIig the 9TH OF October 1888 II was
Ordered, That the Recording Secretary of the
State agricultural Society be Informed, that the
Iaenhers Of the SSIciety, the soek. implements,
aud lae articles designate for ex biton al the State
FAR, win b. transported over the Manassas Gap
Railroad free of charge The agents ut the di1ere nj
cations Informed What ARTICLES viii be re-
CURED 20 b. forwarded week ia 40 anoe, and thes
the Secretary may he dreciedio forward This order
EDWARD GREEN, Secretary.
We are authorized by Mr. Barbour the President
q the Orsug5 and Alexandria ka!lroad Company, T.
say THAT ting Company Will MAKE toe same erranSe-
Ient in relation transportation of articles God
members of the Society the State Fair as made b.
the MGutssas Gap aud OF her Virginia Railroad Com
pies receiving OF course, the usual notice IL tlnfa
etc" The Pow hatan Steamboat Company, frosl
Baltimore viii wish much pleasure carry any cattle
ard agcnltuTai implements nat may be ntsaaed fci
6xGbi:io,a your iour) Cattle Show. 70 eorse of on
the Isl November" Tine Richmond. Frederick sbuye
and Possiae Railroad Company, will Glso transport
stock ther articles des gned for exhibition from
Wa5hiogteo sud Alexandria, a. OF tssr ihterfRedass
Hfations on the line OF their Road 70 kSchfloa6.-
Their Stsa;nboat VIII touch Ct Ae1andr5a On Satnr
day, ,hs 2Bsh. Monday, the Sis. ips'ants. fot the
PURPOSE Of rseeiyiuC on board what may bs ofs<t
e tor transportation to the Fair az ose Gates w e
Iiso refer 20 the advertisement OF the Virgins Cen
trai. Richmond ard Petersburg, and Richn ond ene
pGuYhe Y abroad Companies and with sdd tsEt To
otser Rcads o. The South eide of Jams Tlver ere *.
pCcted ~ d. ne as ~ propHsed 70 De cehe o.
tbe Roads atlve mentioned hnt we nave rot f'ce4fs
cd o!e.al sathUrity commit then 20 sue 2 81 pa
Gil. q, WILLIAMS,
RecoEdag Secretary Va. State Agsicultaral Society.
OF A--[Skci sin
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n,I.LhNDID PIAhU. fUiGIts.-J

hs,fLhhDID PLANO fUislt.o.-J. a
- BEL,lk has 5usl rsssivea iressa III. ce4ssrated
uanu.scTor.ss oil Measrs Eupa's Co, Blhers CO.,
AID Bg1nA humber Of teir elegant Toned PIANOS,
s,h ali the mod. 70 improvements as thay oon
from manufacturers who stand nnrgs.td their tons
s.,s dursh.lits cannot be snrpa&sed--whieh hA vii
esl les. ,v,..,-.
n, aleo haa on hand lasae los 81 FURNITURE o.
fsgs e-1 a,..s.f, r4s.s Up iI the bss. styles
fpr workmanship canet be surpassed Ia shis ~ tn
Efrher 4..rets bei.a 81 asds By hand AID not b.
ETaKGM8.--Hs st.il hsePs 90 hand iais
fof IN ClIsFiNs end sin give bis iadiyidua atSeu
sfor ~ - t.asss te1 81 Ia Wsselss--e. III 81
: con slsgAsz De fDaud.
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Z. MOORE. 10 Broad street keen:

< 2s constantly on band, the finest Teas, Spices Of
every descriptiop several brands of the finest Chew
ing tooacco Bacon tor family use and servants Mack
ter, Lard, Cheese, Buekwhest Flonr Candles
Of every description, Mustard of first quality, SOAP
Saiti bags and boxes. Pickle, Co:sse ground ana
grain; Blsekng, White Wash and Shoe Brushes Bed
Cords Leading Lines, Wrapping Irvine, Stone Ware
and Wood Ware of every description; Flour, Vine
ing 10 Grocery store. He will send his goods to
customers IN anv part of the city frea of dravage
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NEW YopK poLrrIcs

RocelysrKR, Oct y. "A meeting was held here
La. evening" composed of prominent business men.
without Distinction Of party. They adopted an ed.
dress 80 the electors OF the state, and dominated
State ilcke, made up from the wing, bunker and
harrsurner tickes.
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Vessel ASHORE.

SANDY Hook, October 2)d--The ship Westerr
World, before reported ashore GA Squan Beach
lies with her bEOadside to the beach and sever
fee, water IL her hold. Her passengers were IA
ken 70 New York by the steamer Achilles.
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BY JANIS NJ TAYLOR.
HOUSE AND LOT AND VACANT

- LOTS ON BROCK AVENUE, NEAR CAPT
GODDIN'S TAVERN, AT TUES
DAY, 18th October, commencing at O'Clock r. NJ
upon the premises, viii be sold, thar neat framed
DWELLING on Brook Avenue, near Bacon Quarter
Branch, now the residence of Mr.. Vim. Cullings
worth, ~ Having been recently repaired. Il is In
good order, and is comfortably arrengtd The Lot
fronts about 40 feet and back about loo feet
the property Of Capt. John Goddin
Also, 2yacant LOTS opposs the above. eech front
ing q feet and running back $50 feet more or less
TERNs-One-third cash; balance at 4 and IL mos
with interest," credit payments be satisfactorily s-
cured.
oc 10 JAS. NJ TAYLOR. Auctr.
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KTiFiClAL TEETH-3ikEAT AMI

a kGittCiAL TEETH-GkEAT AND
5 ~ IMPORTANT IAdPROYEMENT.-lThe under
signed have purchased the night to use DR. AILEN's
PATENT IMPROVEMENT in the mode of insert
ing ARTIFICIAL TEETH, which is one of the
greatest and inpartaEt inventions made IN
this branch of the Dentisrs art.
The improvement III sohsast Ia 10 the employment OF
u.on vi ali the teeth by siheoSs compound, which
~ the same time fors the beautiful aud
raj looking gam. aud filing up all creviess and iregu.
uarries aud rendering II impossible for the teeth u
become us pie asant to the weGrsr BY the accnmus-
ton Of particles of food u other substances betw
them No other mode of mounting artificial teeth u
comparable 10 this in any respect.
Persons wearing teeth fnsertsd IN lhe ordinary
vay and not giving satisfactionJ invited trJ
Lis nveEsior which they do at but little add
tiopaJ eost. .fsAetsts. 5tS
we shan be pleased 10 show specimens ct this hine
of work j. any persons who viii cali at our office
,.he.her asy yvani Artificial teeth not,
WAYT b MALONE. psntssss
NV i7--4YIwts tp11es. Si9 tiain strses
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1ynE MARTnA WASHINGTON CasE &

CrxcINxArI, October 22d.-Iudge Mclean bae
probia.ed the publication OF the trial in tbe, Me,.
ttha Washington case before the close Of the uro.
ceeiugs IL
Considerable rain has fallen here, hut no, sufa.
cieas to rise The river. Flour sells at s..
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A NEW FEATuRE.-The Grand Division Of Sons
a temperance OF Maryland. which has jast closed
its session, voted unanimously to introduce de
Crees into the Order
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ANEXCELLENT HOUSE AND LOT

II FOR SALE.---We are authorised TO cell tn at
most conveniently arranged two sto framed dwell
ling. in pavaPs addition, situated on the east line Of
St. lohus' street, short distance north of Duva st.
Chapel and mediarely opposite tbs residence OF
John 3. MARTIN, Eaq.
This dwelling has four rooms, 6 conveDient closet
ene store IoSni front and back porch with acco Do
satcus Undrr porch and store TVons for wood and
coal The kitchen is and half stories high and
connects with the dwelling, store rCon and wood
been made ybtbin this last eight years, aud are
In thorough repair. The lot has from. OF 10 AID
depth Of I23 feet, and productive garden
Epot. bargain witl be sold this really compact
sad desirable establishment If early application Is
Laade. Terms accommodating. Apply to
o. 2i-5t GODDIN n APPFRSON.
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By GoDDIN { APpERsoS.

ID HANDSOME AND VALUABLE
~ BUILDING LOTS IN MANCHKSTERF FOR
SALE. AT AUCTiON.--Wilf be sold. on TEursday
afternoon, the 2e October, 1858. upon the premises
commencing 81 O'Clock, in tire order advertised,
nalf lots Nos II, II q. ~, H. in the plan Of Maa-
chester. bounded BIZ Nc Donough and Perry streets-
Also, half acre lots, Nos. 10 and ~ In May0s plan
adjoining Manchester, bounded by Lawrence snd
Jones streetsAiso half acre lots Nos 50 and "a IN
fhe same plan, bounded BIZ Burrors his street. The
ahose lots WIN be divided TO suit purchasers
AFTER whlsh will be sold lots Nos. 6, Z, 10 and
II IN W h. Rrandexs plan each fronting SO feet
on Jackson street, between Porter and Bainbridge
wide. -
The shove lots are beautifully located, and soe u
them tithin few hundred feety are near the Depot
and Workshops of the Dshyie Railroad company
The attention Of Capitalists and others invited
this SALE az 1t is believed that property In Msuche
ter is enhancing and viii continue TO rise in yaue
besidez, some of these lots convenient tAe
people of Richmond, that those residing near Mayos
bridge could secure themselves desrshly located
building lot, where city taxes would have to be
pad. at comparatively snall outlay.
TERMS.-One-fhird cash, balance AZ three and SIX
months for sotiable notes. interest added secured
By a trust deed or title retained
&C 6 GODDIN * APPERSON Auctx
% In consequence ofthe rain, only a few OF the
above Lots sold The sale of them will be con-
tinued on TUESDAY AFTERNOON, the 18th Octo-
Der, at y O'clock. The most desirable Lots ur-
sold. Zoe 2il GODDIN APPERSON, Aucts
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APPOINTMENT

new YcSS, Oct. :3--It IS stated here that John
L. U'SulhTan, formerly free souer, has been ap
pointed Charge 10 Portugal
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HRUTH.-How beautiful is truth. Like

TNRUTH.-How beautiful is truth. Like
II the smiling out AMID the angry storrn-hke
the brigh! stars shining through the heavy night
cloud-hke friend clasping the hand of friend-like
heaven upon earth, and God in man--!ike the FLESH
TINT DAGUERREUTYPES,s approaching nature in
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