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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-02
BY GODDiN Il ArrEKSUN,

GALE OF LAND In HERICO, NINE
CREE OF COURT BY virtue of a decree of the
Circuit curt of the County of Henrico pronounced
the Esd January 1854, in the case of Crew against
Crsw NC, the undersigned, Sheriff of Henrico
County, will expose to public suction on the premi-
ses, on TUESDAY. the 9Th day of September, 1854
cling at O'clock. P. M, the real estate Of
situated in the county of Henrico, about nine
miles above Richmond. on the old Deep Run Turn
pike adjoining the lands of Thos. O. Burton, E. Pot.
erwieg and others.
TERMs.-One-third cash; balance at and 10 mos,
for bonds bearing interest," with good security and IT,
tle retained till last payment is made.
A. 3. HUTCHINSON
Sheriff of Hen,ico County.
Sale conducted by GoDDIN APPERsoN, Auets
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COUNT BouLGoN NOT CAPTuRED.-It appears
probable that Count Boulbon has not after ALL fall
en- into the hands of bis enemies. letter from
Vera Cruz to the New Orleans Delta altogether dis.
credits the announcement of the Counts capture
and aenfnnce
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AuCxYom eAIen
THIS DAY


81 DE61RABI-E RESIDENCE s1rTr.
a.. IN ATEp on OREGON HILE. AT 1iucT1fsS :
III q sssa. Win ut srsesve. on SATURDAY. rS.s
Aue * 1874, q hail psst 01locA ~" "ssas
premises very dssir- be Store and BvsiI;n
ted on Oregon Hill snd row ocepp;e1 ~ r. 49,.
Gentry. Tire lot frcuts ga feet and ruIs 49, ~
feet The nprovements nssf 81 k,;Sr k.;isss -
containing isrse and eonvenient ssore -rcss. ~
which purpose IL has been used with s-re~.~s ~.
good rooms shove, ard has asfsebsd fjseSer 49,
tairing two The fccsfion 90 5000 ,ns.. -
vsufages business sfsna, being surrounSeS &. s
numerous aad rapidly growing popuIation. Il thjs
neishbcrhood houses are in continual demand ana
cannot be obtained. -
TEnMs--One-third cash; the balance Ct 4, 9 ana NJ
nonths for approved equitable notes With interest
rom day of sale
The above property win be resold ON SATURDAY.
the End Of Septem5sr at half past o'clock, q the
risk OF the first purchaser, he having failed 70 con.
ply with the terms of sale.
an 70 RICHARD CAUTHORN, Auot.
In HORSES, d u L. u 8 &C., AT
AA AUCTION.-On SATURDAY, "a Septeas.
So I. 9cioss at the Horse Lot IN the rear 81 my
L1ES.-Atso, pair fine MULES, three and fosr
ye ~ o o,e,. so9nd and yell broken Gear.
wA1oN AND CART.-Also, Lumber WAGON
sci
CEMENT.-Will be added to nv sale the morn
ing, at the horse lot, IS bis. Cement
seq R. cAuTHoRN, Au-t
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BARNEY WILL1AMs.-The managers of the Wash
ington National Monument have directed that tn,
name of Barney Williams the commedian, be in
inscribed the panel In tn monument destined fol-
those contributing to the amount of $500.
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THE TURNER BUND.-The organic alton of the
Turner Bund or Gymnastic League, composed of
delegations from the several societies of Turner's
throughout this continent, will hold meeting in
Philadelphia commencing on the I'd September and
to be continued until the 9th
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An accident resulting from the careless use OF
Camphine' occurred at Walkers Church, Apo
Thomas Matthews, very estimable young man.
son of William Matthew'S Esq, was filling a lighted
lamp with Camphine, it exploded, burning his face
aud hands in the most shocking manner. 1t is fear
ed he cannot possibly survive his injuries
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Gen Quitman publishes long and severe letter
ia the New Orleans Daily Delta in reply to Judge
Campbels charge of fibustering. He charges the
Judge with peryersion of facts prejudice, &C.
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INVITATION AccEprED.-The Association of the
Defenders of Baltimore In 1914, have accepted an
invitation from the citizens of Alexandria to pay
that city visit on their coming anniversary, the
l2th Of September
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DEMOVAL.-The RICHMOND DE

pEMOVAL.-The RICHMOND DE-
H. POSITORY of the Publishing House of the Me-
thodist E Church, South has been renewed from iis
stand the corner of 9th street to No I23 MAN,
between 18th and l4th streets door the Book
| store of J. W. Randolph. 1t is located in the
very centre of business in attractive and spacious
assortment of STATIONERY ana FANCY ARTI-
Giles; Religious, Literary and Miscellaneous Books
and Tracts, and Sunday School Books Note, Cap and
Letter Paper in great variety OF size and quality with
such other articles usual to the wholesale and
retail trade of such establishments. Additions will
be made to the present LARGE stock on hand as the
demands of trade may require -a-F $685.
Country merchants are invited to call and examine
our stock. Il
portion of the city trade and of persons visiting
the city, 10 desired. LEROY M LEE.
au 28-ts
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FALL STOCK OF HATS AMI

~ CAPs.-The subscriber 10 now ready to fur.
nish merchants and dealers with - large and well a.
sorted stock Of HATS and CAPS q he's ever bseu
offered 10 this or any other market.
Purchasers wall find, on exaaniuaton that thIs Pail
Goods are lower In pcs than usual while ths
and qualities are Ia many respects mach improve
There are many new and taste fuily eotten NJ HAT
and CAPS for gentlemea. buys and children. Which
sls really handsome ssA VIA ~ fsnnd very dsdra-
BILE.
The subscriber keeps also large stock Ct leeies
able styles; also. misses Run4 which Will - seia
= JOHN DOoLEY.
~ ao-Aam d msta msset nieh0end,
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DOUGLAS AT HoME.-Senator Douglas was an
nounced to address his fellow citizens at Chicago
Yesterday.
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ANOTHER BARN BURNT.-A valuable barn. be.
longing to Mr.. Robert c. Steptoe, of Bedford CO..
was entirely consumed last Sunday night with 3
valuable horses belonging to visitors at bis house.
The fire lie supposed to have originated accidentally
from the carrying of fire by some of his negroes
Mr.. SIS loss, we understand, is estimated at 81 500
to s, OOO.-LunchbNrg Hirginian
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Hot WEATHER.-Tuesdsy last was the hottest
day OF the season at Milwaukee. The thermometer
reached io5 degrees. On Wednesday 1t was at 95
degrees There had been no rain for seven weeks
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HEALTH OF CHARLEsroN.-There was but one
death from yellow fever In Charleston on Wednes
day, and the citizens are rejoicing in the belief thai
the disease 10 abating.
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tAUTION-The Public are hereby eau.
- toned against crediting my son, GEORGE P.
any debts incurred by him, he having absented him.
sell from my house. GEO. P. GRAY
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By LARUs SHINE - -
GALE OF CITY MADE FURNITURE

MALE OF CITY MADE FURNITURE
~ AT AUCTfON.-In consequence OF not ha vins
sufficient wareEoom to contain my stock Of city made
Furniture. vial from this day until MONDAY 4th
day Of September, sell all my Furriture ct a. near
cost % possible and the 4th of September at 10
O'Clock, A. what is left will be sold at suetiop ON
the corner of franklin and 18th streets. Those in
want of handsome Furniture and good article,
would do we'll to call snd examine before that time
The following Is portion of what sha1 sell: Se-
cretary and Book Case; elegant mahogany Ward
robes, portable; pine painted Wardrobes postable
elegant marble sab Ladies' dressing Bureaus with
mirrors different styles elegant marble slab on
closed Wsshstands, different styleE II LadeS dress
ing Bureaus with mirrors, different styles: marble
slab Sofs Table; elegant Side boards, different pat
terms; set cottage painted Furniture, pieces
hogsny breakfast and dining Tables; mahogany card
Tables; mahogany centre Tables; mahogany What
Nots pretts article; cherry dining and breskfast
ra6ies poplar dining and breakfast mahogany
Lsdles WORK Stands; mahogany Candle Stands; ma
hogauy and painted Wristbands and saloon Tables;
painted enclosed Washstan6; mahogany and cherry
CIies; mahogany parlor Chsirs; mshog any Rocking
Chairs, covered with plush; do do. with carved
o. sks; do Rocking or Nurse Chair; mahogany office
Chairs; lot of Sofas Teteatat lot IF ladies' Dress
ing Boxes with mirrors and and drawers lot oil
elegant mantel 9 asses; high post Beds.eads, ma
plei dozen cottage Bedstesds, maple; 10 trundel
Bedeteads maple:6 poplar Couches; lot of Chairs.
consisting Of Rocking and Greciau Chairs children's
Chars pine Safes, NAH osaDy Stools portable DESKS
small misses cane seat Chairs and variety of little
articles. T. w SATTERWHITE
Sale conducted by LARus SHINE, Auct
au "a
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foA hAssAs-A party OF l25 emigrants from New
Eng'and tor ksnsss, went up the lake from Butislo
last Wednesday night
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BY TAYLOR & WILLIAMS.
A VALUABLE FARM ON THE NEW

a ALOADLC r AKIN ON The NEW
n BRIDGE ROAD AT AUCTION.-on Thus
day, l4.h September at 5 O'Clock, p. M. upon the
premises; will be Sold that valuable FARM on the
New Bridge or Stony Run Road. about miles from
adjoining Rural Shades the farm of M Gibson, the
land of Mr.. R. II. Dickinson and othsrs The farm
contains l40 of which IS are cleared and
produces finely, the remainder is in woods.
The improvements consist of Cottage residence
with rooms. Kitchen, Stable, Barns &c, ali ne ar
farm, will he sold the stock of Horses Cows farm.
ing utensils, straw &C. Those in want of neat and
to s sbons the city 0d "
plat OF the property may be seen at our Office in
flew day.
10 months, with interest and secured by trust deed
for the personal property, sums nuder $50 cash.
amount and over 80 day: credit for approved paper
with interest added. TAYLOR / WILLIAMS.
se2-.ds Auct'rs
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FUR
IL NlTURE, CROPS, STOCK, 10. AT AUG.
TON The subscriber. intending to remove to
Richmond viii sell at public auction, on WEDNES-
farm, Burnside, Hanover county 6 miles frem Rich.
mond all his Stock, Farming Utensils House no Id
and Kitchen Furniture, Crops, &c.
The Farming UtensiI. ana Household and Kitchen
furniture are nearly all new and in good order
among the stock are two very coed Work Horses.
est added. b. E. POITIAUX
Sale conducted by TAYLOR WILLIAMS, Aucts.
au %
TRUSTEES SALE OF A HOUSE
Il AND LOT ON CARY STREET.-On MON
DAY, 4th September. 1854, at O'Clock, P. M upol
the premises, in execution of certain deed of trus
dated l9'h April 1854 and recorded in the Richmon,
Hastings Court office in Deed Book No e. page 81
will be sod the property conveyed in said deed, t
vita LOT OF LAND in the city of Richmond, o
the south side of Cary, between Foushee and Ia
Streets fronting 80 feet and running back 1854 feet
alley Is feet wide, upon which lot there is fran
ed building with about four rooms, formerly occupies
BY Mr. H. B. Ancarrow, and more recently by Mi
VIM A. Southall
TERMs-One-third cash one-thrd on 22d Decem
Der, 1854 and one.thrd 22d April, le55-credi
payments to bear interest," and title to be retaine
until purchase money is fully paid.
By order of the Trustee.
aus TAYLOR & WILLIAMS, Auct.
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BY DAVENPORT, ALLEN 4 co.

GROCERIES, &c. AT AUCTION
NJ On THURSDAY, 7rh September. We win sell
At 10 o'clock at or auction store, an assortnent OF
GROCERIES, viz;
SEQ bags Rio Coffee.
200 do old lava Coffee.
Coffee Sugar; Crushed Ssgsr Brown Sugar
Green and Sleek Teas
Candles; Soap; w sppnG Paper
Cotton Irvine; French Brandy
Wines Molssses; Salt he. he.
ALSO,
500 boxes manufactur. Tobacco of superior quail
ty and brands-"Peope's Choice" Bright Psfticu.
IA. . and ssThe Three Broshera"
TERMs-Undsr 500. cash; 500 and over. months
credit for approved paper.
DAVENPORT, ALLEN CO.,
sci Ancfioueers.
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tbs New York pspsrs announce the death Of
Horauo Avcreli, m sciye and energetic merchant
Of that city.
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A CARD-The article, signed by George
"A 7. Gray, charging me with Ascending my,elf
from bis house is not tue. He drove me away With.
out any prevocation whatever.
So Pits GEORGE GRAy l.
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T EFT my premises last night, yellow
II boy named HORACE. hereby warn any per-
from harborng the said slave on their premises,
as shall proceed ag sinst them to the extent of the
law. C. g. THOMPSON,
Si-St Orr Houae
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KENT, PAINE & KENT,
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
DRY GOODS,
No. IL, Fourteenth Street, Richmond.
FALL TRADE, 1854.
WE respectfully invite the attention of
w the merchants ofVirginia, North Carolina and
~ Gs5 uRassy asfs ana
GOODS now being received by various arrivals from
Europe. which were purchased during the past sum
mer by our Mr. James 3 Kent FOR Cash. and under
the most favorable circumstances.
We are also receiving complete assortment of
AMERICAN FABRICS, the whole comprising one
been able to offer, and which will be sold at prices
unusually low
We are also prepared with large and splendid
ed in Richmond; and which will compare favorably
in STYLE quality and price, with any Northern made
We particularly solicit merchants visiting this mar.
ket, to call and examine stock pedgng ourselves
to sell our goods as low they can be bought in any
Orders respectfully solicited and promptly attend
ed to. KENT, PAINE KENT.
$4,000 WORTH OF READY-MADE
CLOTHING =
Selling off at and below Cost until the LIST
Of October, 1854.
INTENDING to close my present bust
ness will offer ny entire stock Of Rssd,.M.ds
Fine black cloth ffoct and dress Goats. =
Do do; Alpaca Coats;
Do. colored Cashmere Coats
Do black Cashmere Pants.
Do cord do. DO.
P %: s Fl an; eolersd ii m.r.eill.. Vests:
Do Satin and Cashmere do.
Do color.d SILK and Satin do.
ShiFto. Collar. DraWerG Il c. dc, &c,
The above stock consists of $4,000 worth OF the
latest style goods made expressly for this market AID
All goods not sold BY the first Of October viii
thereafter be closed out at auction Of which due no.
Eagle Clothing Store, Is6 Main It.,
So 1-dIm next to Aliens Arbour.
NOTICE is hereby given that we shall,
IN from this day. September 1st sell altogether for
CASH, city acceptance, until further notice be g.
We respectfully request our friends and customers
to make speedy and prompt payment Of all am cunts
nov due and falling due
of GROCERIES and LIQUORS, imported snd de-
mestc; and will also pay every attention 80 the sale
ioa sa from our WIZ WALLACE :. s;a som
CMITHFIELD BACON.-A very nice
- lot sMITHFIELD BACON, small size Hog
ALSO Superior Pietlins VINEGAR and SUGAR.
70. for sale Conner % of 18Th and Man Il.
CUPERIOR LIQUORS.-We have just
- received Der steamship Roanoke superior lot OF
Dark and pale London Dock Brandiea.
Monongalia and Irish Whskeys
Jamaica and Sc. Croix Rum.
The above Liquors are warranted to be genuine
Hotel keepers would do well TO examine them, - Ne
viii sell them low. They direct from first hands
TO try this market and We don't inland 10 ash the
invoice prices. LARB9 SHINE,
sn 28-6t "a Main street -
7 IMP AND CALCINED PLASTER
II daily expected to arrive and for eel. from the
wharf by ChAS. w SNOW.
1En BAGS PRIME RIO COFFEE, 10
sasl WILLIAMS 1 BRO.
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hsow NOTHING FEsrIvAL-We learn by a dis
patch from Boston, that the Know Nothings held
grand joIlificaton In Georgetown, Mass, on Wed
nesday. Some four or five thousand were present.
and speeches congraiulatory on the growing i'm.
portance of the party were delivered.
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an I2-dts

BARGAINS, BARGAINS.-Great re-
subscribers being desirous Of closing ont Their
stock In this line. offers to ssi below cost snpe dor
assortment Of Summer Ciothing-Coats, Pants v ssts
desire bargains must call early at the franklin Coth
ing Store, No SO Main It,, intend 70 close bn.
ness ia Richmond. r. DECOU co :
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AUCTloN SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

N u IHOU40 NJ - -.
Once At Geo. J. Summers No. %, Pearl street..
EXTENSIVE STOCK SALE OF DRY
- GOODS AT AUCTION.-On FRIDAY morn
ING .ext 9Th September. commencing at 70 O'clock.
" = s q suction without resssys e en- ,rose;
GOODS, ns'stine Of lsrge and desirable assort-
ment ct Staple ard Fancy Goads M
TERMs-Afl suns under el0a saab e100. snd
over that amount, months credit for approved me-
3. A. H0BEksAcK 4 TITUS.
ssie to be conducted BY
seq Tflos w KErsyr An~t
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S2 HHDS. BACON SIDES, Shout
W. ders, Hans and Joles. l,nding and for sale by
SEE WILLIAMS Bro
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NEW York STATE LoAN.--The whole State loar
OF one million was taken ON Thursday at ll2 LIZ tc
ll6 mostly lib IL. Double the amount required
by the loan was bid for.
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DATENT SCR u B BRUSHES. with
movesbIe handles. Also, Mahogany, Rosewood
and Painted Hearth Brushes and Busters; Stove and
Shoe Brushes; Hair Brooms and Busters; and other
kinds of Hair Brushes just received by
sci BULKLEY & CO
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BROAD ROCK RACES


@AoA WILL commence on
E4.~z.---s4a.>..-Sass--~ lsT DAY MONDAY the
I6th-A match race for $lnO0-S5O0 aside-S25o for
felt. Two mile heatE
VIM C. Scott names bay mare Pauline, wears old.
by imported Glencoe.
c. Green names CHI. colt Whitby, ny Alimode, four
years old.
2ND DAY.-TUEsDAY.-A sweep-stake for three
year I'D colts and flleys mile heats $500 entrance
half forfeit. Closed with three subscribers a. fvl.
lows -.
r s. Fowler names {. g. Little Arthur, by import.
ed Glencoe.
3 w. Dallahunt names CHI. colt Henry, by import.
ed Glencoe.
Calvin Green names br. +. Augusta, by Ainderby,
dam Princess Anne. fsesJ
! SECOND RAcE-Same Day.-Sweep- for four
year ods mile heats; $3.50 entrance $500 forfei to
name and close the 1tth September.
SD DAY-WE On E sDA Y.-Proprietor's Purse,
4TH AY-THURSDAY-Jockey Club Purse, $780,
mile heats; free for all sges. gs@as
5TH DAY-FRlDAY.-A Sweep-stake for year
old colts and leys mile heats; $500 entrance half
forfeit. Closed with the following entries:
P. s. Fowler namesg. Little Arthur, by import.
ed Glencoe.
g: W. Dallshunt namesch. colt Henry, by import.
ed Glencoe.
P.s. Fowler names b. & Terrifer, by imported So
vereign.
O. 2. Hare names CHI. colt, by Zinganu, dam by Bos-
ton.
Capt. John Belcher names by. filley, by Tally.Ho
Calvin Green names Messrs. boswell and Paine's
SECOND RACE-Same Day.-Sweep.Stake for four
year ods two mile heats $500 entrance half forfeit
to name aud close ON the 10th September
jy 29-W&Su CALVIN GREEN, Prop'r.
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TO ALL WHOM TT MAY CONCERN

LO ALL WHOM II MAY CONCEkN.
Il / am credbiy informed that my slave T M :,
~ho was hired to do work upon the Norfolk and Pc
tersbure Railroad, and noohere else, has been taken
by one j. A. Foster to Richmond. or its neighbor-
hood for the purpose of being hired out to pay said
Fosters debts As Foster has failed to comply with
his obligation to me, and has illegally removed my
said slave or otherwise int rferng with his return
me. further notify those who have been, shsll
be, accessory to the detention of said slave that if
any accident happen to him by of such deten-
ton in Richmond where cholera is said to prevail
elsewhere, they shall be held responsible for the
same. GEO. L. UPSHUR,
au SITS Norfolk Va
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PAPEh,-2OOO reams Of
sasc 49, DAVENPORT. ALLEN 60.
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CHERIFF's sALE-Wiil be sold for

CHERIFF'6 SALE.-Wll De SOLD tor
- cash, in front of the Court House Of Henrco
county, on MONDAY next, the 4th day Of Septen1-
ber that being Court day, at the hour OF IL O'Clock
NJ, eight MULES, one HORSE, and eighteen
CARTS. used fer hauling dirt
And at the same time will be hired out, ons NJ
GRO NAN, named TOM, for the remsinder OF the
yearto safety an ex scuon in my hands in favor Of
WeIlinston Goddin, Executor of VIM. Jennings vs..
John A. Foster and Thomas Foster.
se lids ALEX. B. HUTCHINSON. ,. II. U.
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pRINCE ED ARD LAND FOR
l. sALE-We offer for sale a beautiful and desi,
raoie FARM, lying in Prince Edward county, ON the
waters OF Mountain Greek (which Is q tributary of
RIVER, containing by recent survey ESQ acres
Ine above Land has about 400 cleared-l50 of creek
end branch fat the balance all timbered pine. OAK
ana the usual forest growth; comfortable and COM
modious Dwelling House, with four rooms below and
TWO above stairs; Tobacco Barns, Negro houses and
on necessary out houses excellent garden and or.
chaId; with most excellent water, the springs dis.
pesed over the tract at convenient points 1t s con
MIDST OF Pleasant and intelligent society of easv
access to market, the Richmond and Deny,lle Rail-
road running through the land
The subscriber would sell the Land toretber mr.
divide II to suit purchasersit being suficency for
Two comfortable settlements. There IL at present
GOOD prospect for $50 800 barrels of corn aud IL or
10 hogsheads OF tobacco. The lands are remarksbl
well adapted to the growth of tobacco and wheat =
Inc plantation 10 we'll stocked with horses mules
nogs' sneep, cows, &c which would be sold If de-
sired on reasonable terms
For further particulars information appiy on the
premises 70 the present manager, Mr. p FowIER or
70 IHos e. HAsHENs, Esq. who Il authorized to ais
poe OF the land. He lives adjoining the land and
WI take pleasure In showing the land ana bonnd..
ne. POSSESSION given in time to seed cron of
wneaL The plantation Is near enoueh tn The M.
nience. f' POI aaJ WIZ conve-
Address ths suhscribers-
SAMUEL r. Mc0EHEE
WA, keysville, Charlotte;
~ lI-du CbarIatfe 4. TT
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"A DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF CHIC.

\ DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF CHIC
"A KAHOMINY LAND.-Wil be sold to th,
highest bidder on the premises, on the goth Septem
Der next, commencing at IL O'Clock A. NJ, If fair, i
not the next fair day, that valuable of Land
lying on Chickahominy River, In the county of Han
over. belonging to the estate of Or. Reuben Mere
of A. b. Timberlake, A. Lumpkin and others
This Land is eight miles from Richmond within IA
miles of Atlee's Depot on the Virginia Central Rail
road, and within miles of the Richmond and Char
lottesville Plank Road, now being constructed. On
the Land IL small frame dwelling, with the other
necessary outhouses.
This Farm is considered of the most valuable
and productive the Chickahominy, and is well
adapted to the growth of corn, oa.s, wheat and
grass.
Possession, to seed crop of wheat, will be given
the LIST of October next and full possession the
LIST January, 1855
TERMs-One-third cash the day of sale, snd the
remainder at and 10 months from the lst January,
1885, with intsrest-the credit payments to be
cd by bonds with satisfactory security and deed of
trust the premises
Immediately after the sale Of the above
tract will sell tract of Wood Land. belonging to
the same estate, containing Is acres, about mile
distant from the above tract.
Terms same mentioned above.
e. Mr.. A. B. Timberlake, the tenant, Will take
pleasure in showing the Land to any person desrous
P. P. JONES, Admir- with the viii
annexed of r. Meredith, decd.
RAPID ANN STATION, Culpeper, Co. va,l
August 18th, 1854.