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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-11
BY ALEX. MOTT s CO.
BY GoDDIN L APPERsON.
WAL u A BILE PROPERTY E0p

SALE.-ln pursuance of deed of trust exeeu.
ted to the undersigned, Trustees by Henry Exsil
dated the 18th day of June, 1849 and recorded in th
Hastings Court Clerks Office of the CITY Ricbn,ord
on the 18th of the same month"; to the payment
of 50 200 the Trustees of Mrs. Jane Monta sue We
shall, on Tuesday the llth day of October next at
O'Clock, NJ proceed TO sell on thepremses the real
estate conveyed by the said deed; being all the unex.
PRED term OF lease off lots parcels of land in the
City of Richmond, the Eastern side of15th street.
bounded on the South by the property of Workman
McGruder, and the North by the property OF the
estate of john Allen deceased fronting each % feet
on said 18th street. and running back 100 feet which
lease made TO the said Henry Exall, by Frances
Tompkins, by her deed dated the 9th of May, 1886,
and recorded in the said Hastings Court Clerks Of
fee the TIN of August in the year with all the
right title, interest and estate acquired by the said
Henry Exal under the said deed of Frances Tomp-
Gins.
By the deed from Mrs. Tompkins, the said lots were
ceased by Henry Exal for the term of 10 wears from
the lst day of july 1885, at the rent of $500 per an
mum, payable quarterly; he TO erect two buildings
each 20 feet front and at least 10 feet Deep and four
stories high above the cellar which have been erect
ed accordingly. At the end of the term of ten years
Mrs. Tompkins may have the buildings valued BY
three persons chosen as provided in the deed, and
may take them at such valuation or, If she declines
TO 30 the lease is then to continue for FIVE years
longer on the same terms; ii may be so continued
for Eve years longer without valuation and so ON
for each succeeding period of five years. not exceed
ing 20 yearsin all from the expiration of the first term
of ten years. that is 50 years from the LIST of July
the buildings at the valuation which may then be
made by persons appointed, provided by the deed.
This is be correct abstract of the provs
ions of the ease but persons wishing to purchase are
referred to the deed of lease itself
Terms:-So much ofthe purchase money as NAV be
required to DERRY the expenses of executing the trust
and to discharge the said principal sum of SIS zoo with
any interest which may be due thereon and unpaid
that is about $500 or 3 i,006 win be par
hcuiary stated the day OF sale, be paid in cash;
$500 of the residue to be paid the 9th day Of
February, 1854; and the remaining part of the pur-
chase money to be paid in twelve months from the
day of sale the credit instruments be secured by
notes, with approved endorsers and deed Of trust
on the property.
THOS. r. GILES, 49,
A. j. CRANE, Aiostees-
The sale to be conducted bv the undersigned
GODD1N L. APPERSON
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GALE OF REAL ESTATE IN THE

~ CITY Of KTCHMUNU.--In obfdIenee 70 DC
cree of the Circuit Court Of the city Of Richmond,
pronounced on the I'd July 1852 - The OF Wat
son "a Fletcher and Fletcher Watson the UNDER
signed the Commissioner therein uaned- viii pse-
At 4 O'clock r. n, expose TO sale, 81 public aRc-
fiop on the premises, enc undivided noiefy Of tho
HOi;sE and LOT IN the proceedings ~ said cases
MENTIONED sitaated on 18th street, little below
Franliu street and opposite 70 the Exchange Hefsi
on the fIIowing terms that Is to sag enethird OF
tbe hasf money essn one.hfd payable in SIX,
ard Tie remaining third Ia nine months from the day
al sae-the purchaser 70 give bonds with good
ritz or ne sotabie notes. with approved endorser
ft III deferred payments which 70 bear Interest
from the day Of SALE and the tile to be retained
Ri the purchase money be paid. and conveyance d.
reeted by the Court R0BT. G. STANARn,
&c 4--5td Commissioner.
tRichnsond Wits copy
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GroReiA-The very latest intelligence from
Georgia Is embraced in the following despatch,
which we find in the Baltimore Patriot.
received to render the election Of Iohnso -, NJ.
about 500 majority. "
Inc returns for Congress show the election NJ
S n Dem, from the first district: Colouitt.
,sSr, i n rum me second; Bailey, Den IRON the
i IfS the nth Hilyer, Dem from the sixth Reese
the eigth. 'A's' 'iot'
The Legislature is said TO be Democrats
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ATTFNTTON INVITED
GUARD AGAINST AGUES.-This is

GUARD AGAINST AGUES.-This is
W the season above all Others when Agues most
prevalent and the weather at this particular time, is
of that peculiar kind cool mornings and evenings
which rarely fail to give this oathsone disease vital
ity Ga the south side of James River, the Mstapo-
nj, Appomattox and Paniunkey, and III the lower
tons Of Virginia. especially on the Eastern shore,
Agues are as regularly expected TO pay their annual
visits as are the various of the year. and hun
dreds of families look forward with melancholy dread
to the Appearance of the unWelcome guests. All
such approximations may now be given to the winds
if those who afflicted will avail themselves of the
preventive now offered to them in BAKERS CELE-
BRATED PREMIUM BITTERS. From the mode
rately active stimulating qualities of these Bitters
aed their healthy effects upon the stomach, bowels,
blood secretive and digestive organs and their i've
y, nvigoatng qualities, they cannot fail to produce
just ouch results as will prevent undue secretion
of lille and consequent arrangement of the system
As tonic they have superior and the Proprietor
Is well satisfied of their great utility in diseases
arising from improper Indigestion. that he confident
~ recommends il for all Diseases that have their orr
gin in loss OF appetite, stomach, etc.
Price 50 cents per bottle. For sale by Messrs Pur
cell, Laid Il Co, Bennett Beers Alexander
Duyal, Adie Gray, Charles Millspaugh, and Drug
glsts gene rally throughout the city. Also by Todd
Christian, Petersburg; d. r. Lyman Lynchburg; King
Toy, horioik Dr. +. Camni, Williamsburg.
TT Orcefs addressed to Z. BAKER, Richm9n1
Va, VIII receive propapt attention oe IL
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MILWAUKEE. Oct s.-The Wing State Conven-
ton OF Wisconsin have nominated l.. G Farwen
Tor Governor, F. d. Holton for 1t Governor. ]. A
iaGley Secretary of State. and J. S. Baker, Comp
troiier. Mr. Farwell accepts as the haine LIQUOR
Law candidate exclusively
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New YORK, Oct 9.-The u. s. frigate Columbia.
Captain Pendergrast, arrived from Pensacola this
afternoon
Secretary Dobbin arrived here this morning from
Boston
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SERIOUS CHARGE-A widow woman, named
harker, simy-ilye years Of age, was committed 10
prison ie" days since, at Huntingdon Pa, ciarg-
ed win causing the death of her sister the wife OF
Samuel narris, BY giving her poison
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NEW YORK, Oct 9-The barcue Josepb Max.
well, Of Baltimore, has arrived with Rio dates OF
August both. She sailed in company with the
barques Rainbow and Cora for Baltimore
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MOST BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY
IVA SEAT, II MILES WEST OF THE CITY,
MAR THE PLANK ROAD, FOR SALE AT AUC-
containing $50 acres, will be sold auction on the
premises, on TUESDAY, the Ilth October 1858, il
fair If not the next fair day. commencing 81 o'clock
F. NJ. The FARM will be divided into three parceIs
according TO plan and survey now being made. The
mansion IS and sufficient for the accomns daton
of large taInilybesides 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 invited to view this before the
day of sale.
The terng, which viii be accommodating will be
made known on the day of sale
Sc "a GODDIN l. APPERSON. Aucts
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NEW ORLEANS, Oct. s.-Sales of Cotton for this
week 5000 bales at l0c, for Middling. The mar
ket has been heavy and unsettled since the Arabiag
advlces. The decrease in the receipts compared
with last year is far LOG 900 bales Pork has ad
vaneed. Sales of 500 bbls at SIG Flour Sc 30
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rnoreland county, Pa, who was standing an n a
platform, had both legs broken aud Mr. Darlington
OF Ptsburg, who was in the smoking baggage car
had one leg broken BY baggage falling upon II
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BosToN, Oct. s--The weather here is very cold
to-day.
has been convicted in the u. S. District Court OF
assault on d seaman
The Mayor of Lynn offers reward OF $500 for
the apprehension OF James Cullen and Peter Fiz,
for the murder OF Mcclure
The Mechanics Fair in tits city yielded $50, 030
The number OF paying visitors was 10000
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TIE NORTH Start is said the Government
contempiates purchasing Com yanderlilts yacht,
the North STAR and depatching her with our Minis.
ter to China
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FATAL STEAMBOAT Academia despatch from
St Johns, NJ B., dated Oct 6, says that the steamer
Fairy Queen was lost the previous night between
Pictou Island and the main land The officers crew.
and two passengers were saved--of eleven passer.
gers supposed TO be lost eight subsequently, oated
ashore. Mr. Eli Cameron, who was saved, saws
he saw three ladies sink The captain aud crew
have been arrested to await the result Of an nves-
tigation
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RAILROAD ACCIDENTAL collision occurred on
the Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad on Wednes
day last, by which Mr.. Jas. b. Garrison, Of West
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HOUSE AND LOT ON BROAD, Be

HOUSE AND LOT ON BROAD, Be
n TWEEN JEFFERSON AND MADISON
STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUCTION-Will be
sold on FRIDAY AFTERNOON, the I4th October.
1883 upon the premises, commencing at O'Clock the
small brick TENEMENT ON the North side of Broad
between Jefferson and Madison streets now occup ed
by b. Tate and adjoining Nr. Millers bakery. The
Lot fronts q feet back about 1877 feet to an leg
TERMs-One-third cash: balance at and months
with interest," for negotiable notes and title retained
till last note is paid
GODDIN & APPERSON. Aucts.
After the foregoing sale, will be sold newly erect
ed frame DWELLING on the South side OF Duval
street. near to Brook Avenue, owned or occupied
by Thomas Martin, free of color.
Terms above.
oc4 GODDIN & APPFRSON Aucts
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AMBERT'S LOTTERY OFFICE
IL No. 3 NORTH CALVERT STREET, BALTl
MORE, OPPOSITE BARNURS H0TEL.-The
purchase sale Of Lottery Tickets within the State
of Virginia being in violation Of law, and at
tended with heavy penalty on conviction, the sub
scrber would respectfully solicit the orders of his
friends and others who may feel disposed to purchase
Having been a resident of Richmond for upwards Of
thirty years, and being pretty generally known
throughout the State he deems II almost
give any further assurance that all business cont
ded to him win be promptly aud properly attended
to.
" Packages, single Tickets and shares, Ia all
Maryland Lotteries for sale.
~ The printed official drawings sent to CORE
pondeRts by the first mail.
To Prizes cashed at sight.
Address THOMAS LAMBERT
my lists Baltimore Ma
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SCENES AT THE WoMEN's RIGHTS CONVENTION
The following dispatches give outline of the
rich scenes consequent upon the recent motley as
seMblage at Cleveland:
CLEVELAND, Oct. 8.-The convention re-assem-
bled yesterday in Il very quiet manner,t no traces
OF the storm OF the day previous being manifested
This harmony soon threatened, however, by
the introduction OF a letter from Rev ]. w Hig-
glnson, asking the convention TO take up collec-
ron Tor the purpose OF printing tracts i'll favor of
Women's rights. Mrs. Barker and Abby Kelly Cb-
jected, denouncing the reverend gentleman as a
hereto. Lucy Stone replied in indignant terms
after which collection was taken up. While the
plate was going round, some young men in the gal
iery said If Miss Lucy would come herself they
would shell out. Miss Lucy promptly went and
The young men gave her $40
Mr.. Garrison introduced resolution denounc-
ing the action OF the Worlds Temperance Conyen-
ton against Antoinette L. Brown, which was adopt
cd.
Mr. Barker made q blasphenous address against
the church and the bible, to which Antoinette
Brown III Indignant language expressed her vii
Hngness to reply. The convention then adjourned
isEcoSD D1sPArcHl
CLEVELAND Oct. 9-Hhe closing scenes in the
Wo,nen's Convention last evening were Of the most
exciting character.
AntOinette Brown replieI to Mr.. Bankers iufdc
speech denounciue him hereto.
Mr.. Garrison replied to Antoiuettc in defence of
Mr.. Barker. Mr.. Nevins also replied to Barker,
making several personal illusions, and was inter
rupted several times by Garrison and Barker who
were finally hisseG down.
Mr.. Garrison called Mr.. Nevins BLACKBOARD
TowGy, whereupon great excitement ensued.
II was voted 10 hold the next convention in Phil
adelphia, in October, 1854.
Alter the adjournment Nevins met Garrison in the
street and demanded an apology, which was reius
ed. Neylns then laid violent hands on Garrison,
pulling ms nose and otherwise abusing him. The
laiter made no resistance and Nevins was finally
taken OF by his friends
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1--WE HANDSOME LOTS ON FRANK
D LIN AND PINE STREETS, FOR SALE AT
AUCTION.-Will be sold the premises on WE'D
NESDAY AFTERNOON, 18th October at half past
4 O'Clock, $40 feet of Ground on the north line of
franklin street, and east of Pine street. running back
$50 feet TO allev Ii will be divided into FIVE lots
of % feet each. These lots opposite the Public
Square, and justly regarded as the most beaut-
fully located of any IN that truly improving part of
the vicinity of Richmond.
TERMs.-One-fourth cash; balance at 4. 8 and u
months for negotiable notes. interest added and title
retained till last note is paid.
ocl GODDiN Il APPERSON Aucts
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BY PULLlAM & DAVIS

GENTEEL HOUSEHOLD AND
~ KITCHEN FURNITURE AT AUCTION
On THURSDAY, 18th instant, at 10 o'clock A NJ,
upon the premises 10Th street, near Grace will be
sold large lot of well kept Furniture nsistiDg of
great variety of the best articles. being the pro-
perry of g gentleman who is declining housekee ping
Termscash PULLIAM & DAVIS,
&C IL Aucts
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AND LOTS AND VACANT

IL LOTS IN FULTON AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY, 18th Oct, commencing at y
o'clock, NJ, will be sold, two new Frame Houses
and Lots in the town of Fulton on the south side of
State street These houses are now rented to good
tenants at 20 per cent their value and will ALWAYS
be in demand The Lots front so feet each and run
back ITO feet to alley 10 feet wide.
After, which will be sold, about 10 Lots near the
above, and well situated for Improvement.
Terms-One third cash balance, six and twelve
months with interest and title retained.
Sc 80 JAS NJ TAYLOR Aurt
FORTY LOTS ADDITIONAL.-Im
nedlstely after the sale of the above property viii
be sold. 40 LOTS, situated ia Fulton on some of the
principal streets and being for the part well
adapted for building sites.
TERMs-One-third cash; balance az s. 6 and mos
with interest," and title be retained until payment
in full.
oc5 JAS NJ TAYLOR Auctr
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VALUABLE LOT on ROCKETS

y 1 srny.1,n ~ ON hOChEi 10
STREET AT AUCTION-After the sale in
Fulton, will be sold the premises, at O'Clock,
that valuable LOT Rockets street opposite Has
kins Libby's and adjoining the residence of Mrs
Null, being the lot which the bowling
alley now stands, fronting q feet and running back
&c feet.
TERMs-One-third cash; balance at and months
with interest," and title withheld.
oc5 JAS NJ TAYLOR, Auctr
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oc6 GODDTN APPERsoN, Aucts.
ID HANDSOME AND VALUABLE

Iek IIANDcOSlE AND VALUABLE
* BUILDING LOTS IN MANCHESTER FOR
SALE AT AUCTlON-Wiil be sold, Thursday
afternoon the Goth October 1858, upon the premises
commencing at 81 o'clock, in the order advertised,
half lots Nos II, H. &c, 20, Al, in the plan of Man
chester, bounded by McDonough and Perry Streets
Also, half acre lots, Nos 10 and II in Mayo's plan
adjoining Manchester, bounded by Lawrence and
Jones streets-Also half lots Nos SC and q in
the same plan, bounded by Burroughs street. The
above lots will be divided 10 SUR purchasers
After which, will be sold lots Nos g. T. 9, g. 10 and
ii in w. II. Brander's plan, each fronting so feet
on Jackson street, between Porter and Bainbridge
streets, running back I25 feet, to ALLEY Ii feet
The above lots beautifully located, and some of
them within few hundred teet) are near the Depot
and Workshops of the Danville Railroad company
The attention of Capitalists and others is invited 10
this sale as it is believed that properly in Manches-
ter enhancing and will continue to rise in value
besides some of these lots are SO convenient to the
people OF Richmond that those residing near Mayo's
bridge could secure themselves desrably located
building lot, where no city taxes would have 10 be
paid. at comparatively small outlay
TERMS--One-thirdea cash. balance at three and six
months,tor negotiable notes. interest added secured
by trust deed or title retained
oeb GOUDIN APpElSON Aucts
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nR GORDON HARRIS Graduate

nR. GORDON HARRIS, GRADUATE
AZ OF CAMBRIDGE, CLASS 1924, FOUNDER
OF THE BALTIMORE LOCK INFIRMARY, No
81 South Gay street, opposite the Exchange Build
ing aud Post OfiCe--Those requiring medical or
gicaI aid by applying to Dr. H, may skillful
treatment and advice while all communications will
be sacredly shielded by the Egis of professional
honor.
Aware of the difficulty with the public to discrmi-
in a newspaper advertisement between the gem
une and skillt0l physician and the spurious preten
Bions Of the designing and dangerous quack, Dr. H.
will cheerfuy give, when applied to, such private
references viii fully satisfy all who require his
services. .-
BEWARE OF NOSTRUMS!
Avoid the Patent Elixirs, Compounds and Cordials,
advertised 10 all persons under varied forms OF
disease.
As the constitution and habits of individuals differ,
reason teaches the remedy cannot be suited TO
all alike, and that disease only be safely and eff
fectualy eradicated by judicous application Of pro-
per remedies
ATTENTION INVITED!
4 practical experience of Is years enables DR..
Il insure sound and speedy in certain class
Of diseases, which have too long been yielded By
regular physicians to the hands of quackery He
may be consulted conhdenally, either in person or
by letter.
Persons at distance cured at home by addressing
letter to DR.. GORDON HARRIS, Baltimore, Ma
ryand.
All communications confidential.
Remedies sent by mail express to any part of the
United States oc ll-Sm
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MORE THAN GOLD TO THE SICK.
w From Of the most respectable Druoaisfs in

CHARLESTON. S. c.. Sent p. 1858.
Messrs. Mortimer Mocbray:-The sale of your
HanptoL's Vegetable Tincture is Increasing every
day. and every bottle sold recommends this valuable
medicine TO the afflicted. Several of our planters
cess and are getting it by half dozens 1t has been
found to be the greatest remedy for Rheumatic At
fectons, and wonderful cure has been performed
on negro boy suffering by Fits. | will furnish YOU
with number of certificates if Won wish them.
Please send me- soon possible supply of the
Tincture am gentlemen, yours.
Hundreds in this city win bear same testimony.
Delicate females and children will find this great
fula &c. MORTIMER & MOWBRAY,
- 2i0 baltimore street.
CURE OF COUGHS, VERTIGO. RHEUMA-
TlSM.Cure Of the venerable DR. Dunn's son, of the
city of Baltimore, well known, and whose tes-
hmony adds to the triumph of HAMPTON'S VEGE-
BALTIMORE February Q. 1852
Mess,s Mortimer L Moiobrag-GentlenleR Ii is
with real pleasure that | am able to attest TO the
general healing and curative powers of DIR. Harnp-
toms Vegetable Tincture. Some time during last
November was taken with a very bad and serious
so, but getting no better | induced to try your
Tincture-I got one bottle and before had taken if
all, my cough left me. Permit also state that
for the last fifteen years have suffered very much
from acute Rheumatism and Vertigo. coutining me at
times to my bed I am fully convinced that owe
and kind Providence.
You are, my friends, at liberty to use this as You
may think proper, and believe me,
Yours, very respectfully, G. DUNAN.
N. B.-I can be seen at any time at the MAYORS
office. g. d
Delicate females and children viii find this great
blessing. 1t has restored thousands to health
HAMPTON'S VEGETABLE TINCTURE-Call
and get PAM hiets gratis with history of discovery of
this wondefu' Blood Purifier, and see certificates of
our own citizens, of Rheumatism, Dyspepsia Scro-
fula, Liver Complaint, General Weakness, Nervous.
ness &c. &c.
Sold by o. A. sTRECKER. Richmond: JONES l.
CO, ROBERTSON. WILSON l. ALFRED. Pc
tersburg: Dr.. COOKE, Fredericksburg; MORTIMER
MOWBRAY, Baltimore, and by Druggists every
where. '1
Ig~Sl per bottle bottles for S. oc11
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MARKETS.

San Francisco, Sept ia fair business has
been done daring the past week, though the cleo
tons have somewhat ntertered with trade The de-
mand for the interior has improved, and the local
consumption J. considerable. The heaviest trans
actions have been in provisions Flour rad de-
cined 10 SIS for Gallego. At the close it was
nominal az Sl8. Sales of outside brands at 81 80
81: Richmond and City Mills SO. Corn Meal
declined to 30 q 81 Clear Pork, S2s; Mess S26:
prime SOB. Clear Bacon l6 IL u cts. First
quality Butter, in double packages, 81 % cents
Large sales OF Lard in kegs at i 10 cents, and
in cases at Is a lie. Sugars duh and declining
Mess Beef 81 81
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AUCTION SALES.
BY JAMES M. TAYLOR.
DESIRABLE COUNTRY SEAT,
FUTURE DAYS.

Mills FkOM THE CITY. AT AUCTlONs-
Having in contemplation change Of occupation,
shall on THURSDAY, the 9th of October, at IL
O'Clock a. NJ, upon the premises offer at suction.
me FARM on which reside, situated near the old
Turnpike Road, about FIVE miles from the city, and
adjoining the lands of Messrs Hutcheson Sinon aud
others. The tract contains $50 scres-half well
Wooded, the remainder cleared and very productive
Ihe Improvements, consisting of a dwelling with
rooms barns, stables, &c. being all new, are in ex-
ceiient order Upon this land there 10 IceIHouse
and Pond from which alone may be derived more
than sufficient to pay the interest the sum asked
ior the whole tract At the same time, viii also
sell my stock. crops of corn, oats hay. &c.
IERMs-for the land, one-fourth cash, balance at
and years with interest and satisfactorily seeureo
Ter the personal property, under $50 cash. that
amount and over months credit for approved paper
VII interest JAMES PHILIPS.
JAS. NJ. TAYLOR. Auct. oc II-3tawt22dO dtd s
HOUSE AND LOT ON III STREET.
- UNION HILL, AT AUCTIoN.-on MON
DAY, 18th day of October, at O'Clock, p. M will
Be offered at Auction the HOUSE and LOT on Union
Hill recently occupied by Mr.. John Jones' situate ed
on FL, Al fees west of 24th street. fronting Al feet and
running back $50 feet. The house contains about 4
rooms and is every way comfortable residence for
a moderate sized family.
Terms viii be announced at sale
&C IL JAS. NJ. TAYLOR Auctr