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MISCELLANEOUS.
WASHINGTON CoLLCcE-

w Of ihis Institution vili SPIN the
nd I hurs ay SID Septem er. all cise 3rl o. Juy
next Catalogues ekhbi ing the course Of iustrartioh
AID The standing Of the students during the pnst
zion &c. Nc. will be cheerfuy all requesting
them, by Prof. Campbell Clerk 81 the Faculty he Tu.
ton fee Is forty dollars rer The be- boarding
esn be procured at ~ so per month.
FACULTY.
George Junkin d d President aud Prof Of Men
tai and Mora Scisnee Logic. Rheioric, Nr.
Maj. ID. III. Hill Cincinnati Professor of Matbemst
cs and Military Science.
'ohn l.. Campbell NJ Robinson Pfpf Of General
and Agricultural Chemistry aud Astronomy
James J. White Prof If Greek Language and Liter
ature
Janiu. NJ. fi.hburn A. NJ Prot. of I.-;in and Mod
rrn La gnaRes ~ 25.tfse
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"a. Frz.:ssa.s=.:s7FROM PETER BURG

faX-r1-nareand Richmond TO tie Ithie Snpaw
Springs. Through IN tlro days.
1NHE Virginia 4 Tenn. RailroaI Company pre-
L sent the quickest, safest and cheapest route, with
increased facilities, before offered by any line to
the travelling public visiting the Virginia Springs
Passengers leaving Richmond daily at Go'clockP NJ
Sundays excepted) by Messrs. Boyd Edmond Cos
line OF packets with experienced commanders-or The
next morning at O'Clock, A by the Da' vile Rail
road meeting passengers leaving Petersburg att O'Clock
A M. the same morning the junction of the South
side ltailroad will proceed Rces Station,where they
will find line of new and superior Troy Coaches h1f
horses and experienced drivers in readiness TO convey
them with the most possible dispatch, will reach Lynch
burg early In the evening in time have good nights
rest and take the Cars of the Virginia Tennessee ha
Road at o'clock, NJ next morning to Bonsack 5,
distance OF AZ miles III two hours, in connection with
Parish & Co.'S old established line of Stages well
known to the travelling public for their safety and d"
patch well supplied with Coaches horses
accommodating agents and drivers. ready convey them
to the Mountain House to SUPPER and after comiOfa
hle nights rest, the White Sulphur Springs before ~
o'clock the next morning, the second day alter LEAVING
Lynchhurg.
Returning. passengers will leave tie re Sulphur
Springs at ) O'Clock z. NJ. daily, (Suniays excepted
Red Sweet and Sweet Springs at o'clock P. NJ. ana
arrive at the Mountain ouse 10 supper, leaving the
next morning day light. break fasting at Scots arrive
at Bnnsacks at d! O'Clock p M.-and Lynchburg 0ti
T. NJ leave Lynchburg evening by Packet Ut
o'clock 7. NJ. for Richmond arriving the second mta
ing ut o'clock "A. M.-orb by stages at i21 A. Mn
lrom2 to O'Clock in the morning, and Southside Kai
road to Petersburg and Danville Railroad RichmJna
arriving same evening at O'Clock p NJ
Rates Of fare from Richmond and Petersburg.
BY Boyd Edmond's Packet from Richmond
and Virginia & Tennessee Railroad to White - m
Sulphur Springs, ~ o oo
to Sweet Springs, w
BY Danville Railroad from Richmond and South
side Railroad from Petersburg, and stages to
Va u Tenn Rail Road to White Sulphur - ,n
Springs, slV 2 oo
to Sweet Springs, Wv
THOMAS SHARP.
Sup't Transportallon,,
7.ts Va8. Tenn. h
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WHITTEMoRE, McNAMEE e. co
July 90 d&c4w Proprte
MARBLE wORKs-Fagan& Bro

III SCULPTORS g. MARBLE STONE Cur
TIERS, (Fo,1aeriy of Phaadciphia,) Aan 81, Lexng
ton, Va; Bridge ST., Lyuchburg, Va; Main ST., Lib
city, Vn; and Main ST., Salem. Va, keep hand and.
make TO order at Northern prices, Egyptian Italian
Northern and Virgnin Marble Maptes. plain and orna
mental Monuments. Tonhs Head and Foot Stones. Gar
dan Vases; Counter, Table, Bureau and Wash Stard
Tops, made to any size ut short notice All work Il
be boxed up to snle without extra charge.
One of the firm is an Architect and General Design
err in the Monumental Art, aud will furnish any design
from the rlaines To the costly, by addressing
line TO Us and all work done by will give entire
satisfaction any done North or South.
Feb94-dEc6m
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I TNEOC COACHES from

~ Office The subscriber wishes to employ a
Y fl st-rate SALESMAN, we'll acquainted with the
dry good trade.one from South Western Virginia woul
be preferred. To such one good wages wi he DIV
en- if immediate application be made to me- or in INV
absence to jas A. stiger at my store.-None bu, such
rs are we'll qualified, need apply.
aug lots D T. C. PETERS.
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B'owns PORTABLE Grlst MI, for Grinding Con
lpseot and Pas er.-These mills IRE not excelled by
any mills IN use The Stones are French Burrs IA ne
ing in size ON l6 10 80 inches-Prce from $50 to $500
Ono of these Mills. with 80 inch stones NAV be seen
IN operation at the Piedmont Works grinds from II
IN Is bushel. per hour with less power than is re-.
guired to run ordinary d #. stones.
he attention of the of steam and Water
Sow Mills respectfully called to this mill 1t comes
re'dy formme iiate opel alton, and occupies space
less than #. square.
FOR Plantation purposes, it is unrvalled. With 4
.oise power II will grind bushels per .hourIt is not
liable to get out of order is easy and can
he managed by ordinary plantation hands,
On hand and for sale at the
PIEDMONT WORKS
May l8-ts
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ri Office The Undersigned takes pleasure in
II returning thanks the citizens of Lynchburg and
surrounding country for the patronage extended here.
luiorc, and would respectfully solicit continuance
the and hereafter, | believe myself fully
with gentleman of undoubted qualification to at.
tend to the Wutc-Repairing department, who has
been employed in the largest establishments in Europe
nnd recently for six successive years in the estub-
lishmcnt of Garfield, Bro. g. Co, in Baltimore. All
those having fine Watches, such Cronomeers Duplex
Levers and Cylinders will find to their interest to
call on him by way of trial he feels confident from
many years of experience, of rendering full satisfaction
aug 6-dts II. LYERTHORN
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~ Office The undersigned have this day pun
" chased n. {. Taaferro's interest in the concern
of Echos, Pryor& rauferro. the business. hereto
fore, will in future be conducted under the style and
firm of ECHOLS & PRYOR who alone are authorized
10 use the name of the former concern in winding up
They solicit continuance of the patronage of their
friends and the public generally.
r. J. ECHOLS,
aug 5ts w. II, PRYOR.
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mgRCH ANTS.
new oxoCEsst d .O.snIssaOs

NE GkOGEfSt d. s3UIsMEsssJs
- HOUSE. bss.. rented frnm A. kuekef
vi. fie-proaf brick War.houss lately erected ct
The bsstn. immediately above Lacy 4 Terry for the puf
pose ~ doisea
General Grocery d Com mission,
RECEIYING IND ron IYARDING Bus NESS.
Person. buying goods ell again would do vii
al before purchasing. a. shall sell oss-
commission only bring al the profit ehnfgei, where
the cash good negotiable paper il Pistn in exchange
good supply Of GuANO, LINE PLASTER
kept hand. which viii Ice sold any hous.
~ the city
All goods consigned my will be forwarded
with nil possible dispatch, ANA pariicular ion pos
- the order of them.
Consignmeats If produce aud Merchandise sorited
charges reasonable and pin spared render salts
faction. Account sales reni.1ed soon male.
WIN. A. III LLGR. on the Basin
anR 3ts Lntr of the firm of Miller y Compton.
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Arlteteo ,pl0pt0tc 10 lie fnst CtaSs-B0xes OF hat
comets furniture
Ariicles aupropriaieto Serond ClaSS-Boxes, bales
dry good feathers. shoes, saddlery glass, paints, oils
hugs and CT nfectionery.
Ariieles M roprialeto Third ClaSs.-Virgina dumes
lies, sugar coffee liquor, bagging rope butter, cheese
manufactured tobacco leather, hides yarns, cop
,ir tin, sheet iron, holowware queensware, castings
hardware marble (dressed) and other neayy articles
enumerated in spe, iGl or fourth class rates
articles appropriate 10 tie Fourth Ciass-Flour, in
acks) rice pork, beef, fish lard tallow and bacon. lin
asks, boxes sacks beeswax bales of ginseng
md dried fruit, bar IRON marble undressed) mill and
grind stones, mill gearing.
,,,.,..,. 30 miles, 1.50 Salt per bushel ! 8
ia" aa'e Of %. 100 miles. 200 of Fifty pounds. 10
onn n. $50 miles $50 II
WV ''' zoe miles 300 Carrie asst. J II
SeTt 7--dts
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Il X &c l. S OR
KEEP III BEFORE THE PEOPLE.

LfNCHBDRG CLOTHING EMPORIUM,
Nv HERE may be found the largest und best got /,
w Stock of Ready Made Clolltile offered Il.
Il e citizens OF Lynclburg. Our stock comprises eve
~ style, quay ana C. lor of Dress und frock Coat
Business Cents of various iSes Plain and Fame Cass
merr fans OF every color urd quality mnginnble Pai.
and Figured Silk Satin. Marsaillc Vests IN endless WI
rety-Also, avery large and select stock of furnishing
Goods, Umbrellas, Carpet Bags, Trunks, Ne, &c,
Also
Cloths Ca'simeres, ind 'esIings of the finest fabrc
made to ordet IN the latest style, and the shortest
notice. Good ts warranted in all cuses or the Clothes
returned HATCHER, LOCKWOOD d. CO
pnl1-ts
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L. n ~ bo&ES Oh HobA Sto-
Il We will nnko to order Bikes Of al kind, which
Vii be furnished very low prices We al,o hive On
hand Boz Pink ready dressed or use. which will be
slid ut a small advance toe mnIset price nf uudrrss
d Plank making it much cheaper for the nanuiac' ure,.
- dressed Plank.-We also manufacture Tobacco
Mould. Of all kinds, which will be warranted to excel
any ever bc(or offer ed in thi. market.
Ship next doorto G. 4 S Mckinney. Main =, Lynch
bur-. Va. EAMES a. WASH.
May 25-ts
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Gas lifting * rIXrTT,,ps

LAS FITTING ~ EIXrTTs&pS
" ing made arrangements with Mr. TlH''-H ~.
eaire, OF Philadelphia. Practical, Ornamo.. Lov.
rian Gus ftFr' taxes this method of inforas and
friends and the public generally that we nre our
supply them with Gas Fittings ard Fixtu o. faay 10
test styles and patterns. Having madc ey,o" Tue a
engagements with the best houses in Pbiloti hr'
hope to share the p',bc favor. 'i'ia' We
Churches. Hotels, or any Public or private b.,,,.
lted up with Gas pine and fixture at the .hor,s,t
tce All orders thankfully eived and lo
dispatch and ted to eive sa,sf,cticr wit
1y23-dts WIN l.. IECKIE O. ~
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n Office My stock to"- ana hand. f., q. =
ting, have all arrived in Lynchbure, and an
tuliy prepared to execute all orders entrusted
with fathf"ness aud dispatch to me
would be thankful to my friends TO hand IN H..
ders at once to prevent hurry about the time III vi.
10 be put gus Is
No Bills will be presented than the fra,
uary next under any circumstances. " jan
j. 22.dts A G. DApNpv
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BUFFALO SPRINGS LINE Oh
- STAGES. --Owing to a misunderstandhs :.
did not commence running Line of Stages Oh ~, w
first OF July, as advertised, but happy t. iy
the public that we commence to-day running a D A,
LINE between the Springs and Bethel, connecting
the Boat at the latter point. s,.ss
Good horses and careful drivers, only IA miles GUS
and miles by Boat.
~ Fare from Bethel 81.
lily ~ tsl J.P. ErBANk. d "
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" OEACE.-If Subscriber having located in the
v House formerly occupied by the bate Richard ry
rec, one door below the Warwick House, Main Street,
Lynchhurg. takes this method of informing his friends
"nd the public generally that he is now receiving AMI
penpg . large and general assortment Of
Groceries, Dry Goods. Liquors, &c.
Recently purchased in the Northern Cities, the
avsrnble terms The wing comprises portion oI
lis stock
Rio. Laeuira. lava. and Mannilln Coffee,
n. O., Porto Rico. aud Guba Moasses
N. o., Crushed Clarified Powdered, Loaf and
Coffee Sugars
Country aud hollei Iron.
Gust. Shear and Blister Steel
Recti6ed and Old Rye Whisky
French ard Apple Brandy,
Tanners Oil,
Cotton Yarns, Tens. Rice,
Brown and Variegdted Soaps
Adamantne, Sperm and Tallnw Candles,
Besides many other Article, tedious 10 mention
which lie is determined to sell reasonable terms
they can he bought in this market Particular attention
paid to Goods forwarded to my care and ALSO To tn,
sale of country produce. n. r HOBSON.
Artists
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VH REsHIN MACHINES aud

Il WHEAT FANS The attention of the public il
respectfully invite, stock of Threshng Machines
and Wheat Fans which IRE substantially built and oil
the most approved patterns Persons in need of such
implements would do well to give stock nm exami
nson. feel sat fed that they will be plea sed botl
In price I'D work manship.
All I'm, iements warranted to perform well.
iy l5-ts DIUGUlD x BROTHER
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MISCELLANEOUS.
,'ARE KEDUCED-r..1

n I1yH.7VafR' T o., 70 hnorrtHe Iegng,,l " rom
gina and tennessee Railroad and Rarts6 4 y ne I
et Stages Through tickets can he =, Cos. Lta
Ticket oice Of the Virginia and Tenne..saae p al
rates, viz: Ut the follows,
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I a. ". glOLLsN's
a. OFFER FOR SALE
20 nhds z. r. and n. o. Sugar.
20 Boxes and lbis. refined do
10 hhd-, Z r. and Cuha Molasscs,
10 bbls. O. dc
10 bugs Rio and Laguira c Office,
40 = Superior Old Java do
Case Extra Fine Gun-powder Tea,
$50 Sacks Fine and q. A. Salt
20 Ton Bar Iron
do Hoop
do Bstered Steel
1000 lbs Shear and Curt Steel
3 Tons Casting,
lj X rs Horse Shoes
do Horse Shoe mills
soc Kegs Nails, , to 90 dy,
10 do Wrought Nails
80 Grindstones.
60 Boxes Hull & Sons Candles,
40 Boxes Adamantine do
30 DO Sperm do
900 Sides Sole Leather
80 Black upper do
40 doz Calf okins,
30 do Pink Lining Skins,
bales Shoe Thread,
10000 lbs Cotton Ynrn Nos. 5 toll
bales Wrapping Irvine,
do Camille wick
do Cotton Bats
Also. Scythe and Moving Blades and Snaths Wrap
ping. Writing aid Letter Paper; pepp"r.Spice Gnoer
Nutmegs, Cloves. Mace and Cinnamon Bed Cords and
Plough Lines Tanner Oil No. | Mackcrel, Herring,
& Shnd. ma | It's
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N B.-The same rates will be charged e.a Aesnt
vile and all other POINTS along he line to lyss hoo
aug 19-is 9Nehburg.
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JUST RECEIVED
- 10 bbs. Rock Fish,
90 bbls. No. Cut Herrings,
25 Boxes Olive Oil,
Is Tons Country and Rolled lron
Hhds. Prime =. Il. Molasses,
10 bbs. Orleans Molasses,
% Boxes Loaf Sugar,
All of which we offer for salel low.
July 2-ts JOS. b. NOWLIN g. co.
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M ELOD EON.-D Payne has Just received
~ - ne Meiodeon, which will be sold very low Ia
eloss consignment. Tiyel
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RAILROADS, &c.

sROM and after the 18th inst the rates on the oi-
l. lowing articles viii b. as follows, VIZ:
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BURNING FLUIDS barrels fresh
- Burning Flnfd receiving and for sais hy
DC q CHARLES MILLSPAD0H. nYuEgst.
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THE MARKETS

BALTIMORE, Oct. 22.-Flour is verv dull. There
are buyers of City Mills above S5.25. Howard
Flour is offered at SS.S7i. Grain is dull White
Wheat 81 .3S0SISs; red Wheat S1.250Sl. 2s-i00o
bushels sold: White Corn e6G6s cts; yellow Corn
10 Geo bushels sold.
NEW YORK, Oct 22.-Flour active. Sales of COCO
barrels az Yesterdays prices. Wheat active Sales
of 100000 bushels white Michigan at 81 530Sl 55
GeEesee Si540Sl.5 Sc. Corn-20 eco bushels mixed at
81 cts. Stocks advancing. Cotton dull.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 21.-The sales of Cotton this
morning have 1000 bales yesterday improve
ment. The stock of Rice is exhausted.
New ORLEANS, Oct 2o.-The sales of cotton to day
were $500 bales at advance of ac under the Asas
adyces; mddling is quoted 9ac.; good middiing 9092
400 hhds new moasses sold 23c. flour is sIeady ut
S70S7l2a.
MONEY MARKET, Saturday, Oct. 22-There is q
more bnoyant feeling in the market and almost eve
~ one breathes more freely. Money was not how.
ever SO freely offered by private capitalists owing
partly to the reservation of funds untii etler the
great auction sale ofstocks and there was consequent
y less activity az the note-brokers The Banks dis
counted more literally, and the general tone of the
ers-N. y. Journal Of Commerce.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-24

FUGITIVE SLAVE CAsE.--On Sunday morning.
the u. s. Deputy Marshal of Columbus brought q
fugitive slave TO this city, whom he had arrested
near the capitol immediately upon arriving here
he was placed in jail, and yesterday morning he
was taken before u. 8. Commissioner Carpenter,
who, after hearing the testimony, remanded him to
his master His arrest was Kept quiet, and conse-
quentIy there was but little eacisement-Cia. Ga-.,
Of Tuesday.
We understand, from reliable authority, that the
parties implicated in the Martha Washington con-
apiracy case have all been indicted In Arkansas
for murder in the first egree,--Cinefnnats Gar.
81 l4tk.
ANOTHER CAPTURE or SLAvE.-On yesterday
a female slave was touud sauutering about the
streets. The officer asked her where she lived,
and was answered, "a am slave, and have lost my
matter We stopped here returning to our nome
In VIRGINIA. She WAS placed ia the wafch-heuse,
and e9on after her master found her, and both
went down 10 the steamer bound up, and leh for
Virginia. Size expressed her perfect Willingness
10 return into slayefy---{1
ALBANY, Oct. 22--The resi ience Of the late j.
Fennifnore Cooper, a. Cooperetogn recently con-
yerted into hotel, Was fred last night by an in
eendiafy and burnt to tie ground. 4 portion OF
the furniture was saved
DErRoir, Get q. 9 r. m.--The ires in the woods
and marshes eantiBDe 10 rage without CESSATION
There was d slsslat sprinkhng OF raia to-day, but
not enough to do good, and the sky is again clear
Families are coming into the city hourly, having
been burnt cut OF theirtarms.
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GREAT FIRE an LouIsyILI.E.

I.ouIsv1LLg, Oct. ola most disastrous fire
broke cut here this morning, which has destroyed
$ large amount OF property,
The Journal Ofiice, Loutsville Rolling Mill and
Warehouse. containing large quantity of Iron;
Holbrook'+ Tobacco Warehouse the large whole.
sale Drug Store OF Wilson, Stainwood & Smith;
tyyo stone Warehouses; three Dry Goods Stores,
and Trunk Factory--all together with their en-.
ne contents. are destroyed. The block On Bulitt
street; hall way to Water street, along Fifth street;
Is entirely destroyed The fire is still raging
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BY kENr PAINE Il KENT
VALUABLE MANUFACTURING erTr, AVN
WATER POWER Ar RICHMnNn v. A-ND

VALUABLE MANUFACTURING CITE avn
WATER POWER AT RICHMOND. VA 1A4'D
RY virtue of deed of trust exeentad n
- - me by the Virginia Wooden Company on the
18th day OF September, 1853. and recorded in the
Clerks office Of the Gourt of Hastings for the city Of
Der, at IL O'clock, shall proceedtos sell at ppbc snc-
ton, upon the premises the lot of ground and water
power thereto attached. upon which were stneted
the manufacturing mills OF the Virginia Wooden Com.
pany This lot fronts l5l feet 10 inches upon
running from lth to 18th streets in the city of Rich
mond and runs back that width to James River bay-
ing land depth of not less than 1870 feet The
power is sufficient TO propel what was in lg4s and
1913, known Is sets of Wooden machinery Tbs
heavy granite basement ofthe mills covering nearly
the entire lot viii be sold with the lot The lot ar
water power is subject annual ground and wateI
rent OF 81 500 per The chain of title and >
plat of the property and the property ITSELF will be
shown, and any information respecting it, given By
upon application at any time previous to the sale
TERMS OF SALE:-One-thrd cash, balance in aut
II months, interest added negotiable notes with an
proved endosers viii be required for the credit in
staments aud title retained until the notes are paid
The title to all the foregoing property is believed t
be perfect but selling as Trustee shall sell and cor
vey only such title as is vested in me by the dee
aforesaid JOS. JACKSON JR Trustee
Sale conducted by KENT, PAINE < KENT, Auct.
Sc 28-dtds
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RY VIRTUE of Deed of Trust exc
AZ cuted to me by William Mountjoy and Mary his
wife, on the 1th day of April 1853 and of record in
the Clerks Office OF Richmond Hastings Court TO Sc
cure TOT ames Bosher, William C. Allen and Wei
ington Goddin the payment of several sums of mo-
ney, amounting in all TO about i20-aud further to
lnde nnlfy and harmless the said James Bosher
and William G. Allen sureties on certain bonds ex-
ecuted by said William Mountoy for egro hire dur
ing the present year; shall proceed TO SELL on
THURSDAY AFTERNOON the Sd of November
1885, at O'clock to the highest bidder on the prem
Uses the following property, to witt All that certain
LOT OF LAND lying in the city of Richmond hgv-
ing two new brick enemens thereon situated at the
corner of Canal and Fourth streets fronting about
eighty feet the south side of Canal street and
ming back about $50 feet alley separating the
property hereby described from the other two brick
tenements, erected by the said William Mountioy
several years ago; the west by Fourth street.-the
ing part of lot No. 500 in the plan of said cty aud
a part of the real estate conveyed said Mountioy
oY Wyndham Robertson and wife by deed dated
18th November, 1889, and recorded in Richmond
Hustings Court Clerks Office.
TERMs-For cash to so much as will satisfy ey.
penses of drawing and recording the aforesaid deed
and OF executing the trust well as paw whatever
amount may remain due and unpaid of said debts
(say VI 200 and the residue the Ist day of March
1854
The title to the above named property is believed
TO be perfect, but selling Trustee shall convey
to the purchaser only such title vested in me
by said trust deed.
oc 22-dtds JOHN HOWARD Trustee
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New YORK CoLLEcToRsI1P.-The Star apprc.
bends that this subject was considered in Cabinet
meeting on Thursday, and that Henan j. Redfeld
now naval officer in New York, was informally
agreed Some think, however, that John J.
Cisco win receive the appointment
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-24
MARINE INTEL.L.lGENcE.

RosToS, Oct 2l.-The barque benjamin Adams
from Syria, which has arrived here, brings a pillow
and other articles for the Worlds Fair.
The snip Sagadahock lost only S. passengers
BY cholera. The disease broke out on her second
day oUt
BosToN. Oct. 2l.-The bargue Charles William
st this port. reports having passed, the 18th To-
slant in lat 3540, long 1920 vessel of about 40C
IONS on fire. 1t was supposed that the crew had
es.aDed