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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-24
BY JOHN 4. D. PAYNE, saIesman--
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF HOUSE
n 4 A ~ 4 n a


COMMISSIONERS SALE OF HOUSE
~ AND LOT AT AUCTlON-By virtue of a de-
of the circuit of Richnona. pronounced on
the 49, OF January. 1854 in the suits of Anderton
and Buiiinsto and Buozsr and Burlington, the un-
deIslgned. who appointed special commission
er by said decree, will to sale at public auc-
tion the premises, on WEDNESDAY, the LIST day
of February next. the HOUSE and LOT ia he said
proceedings mentioned, and now in the occupancy
of WIN. w. AndeTtoD. described in said proceedings
certain piece parcel of land lying in the coun.
ty OF HeGrico. the city of Richmond, aud bound
ed as follows to wit: fronting street 80 feet
inches and ming back l57 feet, aud situated in what
is known Duvss addition the city of Richm opd:
it being the same land which was conveyed by deed
from Thos. J. Evans Commissioned to Richard r..
Booker, trustee, and by deed dated March 9th 1851
and upon which dwelling house and other improve
me nts have been erected by sid VIM. w. Ander-
ton.
TERMS Cash as to one-third of the purchase
money. and upon credit OF six and twelve months,
respectively, as to the remaining two-thirds. The
purchaser executing negotiable notes with approved
security for the said deferred payments. bearing in
terest the day of the sale, and title the pro-
perry retained until the last pay ment is made.
Sale to commence at 4 O'Clock P. NJ.
EDWARD Y. CANNON.
ia 2i-ddts Commissioner.
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MARINE DISASTER.

Providence, Il. L., Jan. 23-By an arrival here
from 81 Thomas, intelligence has been received
taat the ship Hermaud Skinner, for Baltimore, with
cargo OF guano, arrived there GA the 5h, in a
sinking condition. She went ashore in gale, aud
OF her cargo, only twenty tons were saved Vessel
q total loss
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A LIST or LOTS AND PARTS OF
IN LOTS in the city OF Richmond returned delin-
quent for the nonpaymen Of city taxes thereon for
the year 1853 which said lots parts of lots will be
sold u front OF the City H all the lst day OF the
next term the Hastings Court of the city OF Rich
mond between the honrs of IL in the rning and
paid the taxes there on together with 81 per cent.
for additional charges.
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NtOkGE SWAN, ARCHITECTURAL
W WOOD CARVER, will execute, to order, all
kinds OF Cabinet, House and Ornamental CARVING.
t1F- Ornamental work for CASTING, WOODEN
LETTERS, for ST. gus sc.
Can lie seen ar Mr. REI.NI%,S shoD. ia l7-I2tN
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ADDITIONAL, BY TIE NIAGARA.

AUUIIIUNiI4 81 TIE N1ltt1ah3.
LTyERrooL, Jan. G-FLouR has advanced 81. a
l0d. This differs materially from our first dis
patch.l Corn has also nd vaneed Is "a. PsovIs-
IONS firm. CorroN at iull prices as per previous
accouu,s;--saIes ofthe week 81 900 bales. COFFEE
fen1er SUGARS and MoLAssEs steady. TOBACCO
quiet.
Trade in Manchester dull. There is considera-
Bile frnlness in the Iron market
Money stringent-Consols quoted at % 7s.
Breads;ufs OF all kinds are very firm WIKI an ac-
tive demand.
American stocks more firm.
ENGLAND.
There is no political news of Importance by this
arrival
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TnE REsCUESs OF THE SAN FRaNCtsco's PAS.
srycvRs.- Die,Yi5 4tion Of Funds.-The inal meet,
-, >.y y,rL, co,,,i,,aa - ,sise s,,hs,, IN.
nag u wv ''0'' :. y
tons to reward inc oliceTS ana crews o. llose 'ea
sels " ich So uobly saved so many of the passeD-
- Of rho Gan Francisco veg held in that ci,v on
-, =. ..'..o,,ro,,, ,,,..,L, a., g
soal1'"Sy' "HSN - - '''e sui' Va
Sl7,350 lad been collected. the following appro-
,,i,i,ns Of the.u,3s were then made BY the com
HHi-e
To the captains o. ihe ihFee behs, antarctic
and hi5y,S!,,3J "a'a, ana = goIi watch 10 me
frat mate OF cach Ve-sei S@5o eaeu, ana goii
watch % cam OF me =ecdil mates = 5oo ana soi
watch to eacA OF 'le ei'ter5' SLoj ana goii
metal; 70 eaee sHEiiiah % ann sliVeC iueiah
X TIE captain 81 'f!h i'ly thompson, a serve"
pis'e wo,ja SI,VJJ :" me hFst maze, S'oJ 10
the second mate ana pe'iy uiAIers nan as iiu1h as
10 tar same ON iefs q lhe "'HeF tGlee Vessels
To capt. Nsiklns' OF me Gan FEencI CO. a ser
rle "i plate, % cost S''JJ I" me hsst engineer
800 ard = lolI me 'o'.
To iA@o' IauTy' a service Of Pia'e valued at
81 G4'.
To 5tefrst officer Of the Han Francisco S37o' ana
g "a ineda 10 me Se1oll On :eF 2rj' a"d goa
medal 70 the callers oil 'IH Lucy thompson 90
cash.
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FIRE IN BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, Jan. %. -Foddari's extensive livery
stable, in Green street, together with several ada
cent buildings, were destroyed by fire this morning
Horses saved Loss heavy
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ILLNESS OF GEo. LiPPARD.--A correspondent
writes TO the Boston Post this gentleman Is sic
and destitute. He Is residing, In an almost DYING
condition, without proper attention or care, Ia he,
second story OF an old house situated Ia an anre.
qasEted part OF Pbiladelphis.
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GzoaG1A-tf,er twelve unsuccessful ballotings
forIJ :. Scua o., the joins meeting OF the Geogsa
legislature postponed tic business until MonAsy,
the 23d. (ycsterday)
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CoLLIsIoN--Two freight trains on the Cleveland
and Cincinnati Railroad, came in collision on the
night Of the l9;h. Both ensocs were smashed, and
several cara shattor . but no lives los:-
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ANOTHER OF THE Victims. Among the passen.
Rers washed overheard from the San francisco.
was Edward J. Tenney. son OF the late Hon John
TeDney, OF Massachusetts, aged about 90. He had
recently graduated al Harvard college, and was on
bis way to Valparaiso TO engage ia mercantile pur
suits
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EFoua FEET TEN IneHEs.-The strong-rninied
ladies 81 Erie, Pa who oppose the -four foot taa,
have held meeting aud adopted !the following
rCssiutioDs:
Reached, That we, ladies' of Iialbor Greek, feel
deep Interest in the Affairs Of o1city and county;
thst we bind ourselves sustain husbands broth.
ers and friends IN carrying ont the great principles
rigbts srainsr - 49,; ~ :, =; ia 80 49,
~" never yield TO the insults that have been heaped
upon our city and county by railroad directors and
those il their employ.
Resotred, That we heartily bod ourselves to pur-
chase 30 article OF merchandise from any merchant
"Eo aQvnca.es THE four feet ten inch track"
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DaAru At SsA--The schooner Amos Lawrence
from Boston, bound to Washington N G., has arriv-
Ell at Norfolk with the remains of the Captain, Eli
sia Paddeiord, on board. On tho 1911, off Cape
Hat.eras. in getting the anchor mp. the gearing
broke, and a spoke struck the captain on the head
causing his death ia five hours
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LATER FROM poRT-AU-pRlNCE.

BALTIMORE, JAM 23.-By arrival at this port,
we have later advices from Portau Prince BUSH
ness was duh. The yellow fever was raging terri
bly, there al last accounts
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OF AN EDITOR

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 23.-Dr. Robt Montgomery
Bird, one Of the proprietors of the Philadelphia
North American, died this morning
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III OIICE.-The subscriber having taken
~ the buildings corner of Franklin and Wall sts,
takes this method Of calling the attention of his
tie nds snd the public generally TO his stock Of
SADDLES, BRIDES, HARNESS, COLLARS,
&c lie is prepared to all orders in his line
with neatne and dispatch.
Having obtained the services of Mr.. LEMUEL
and furnish fine Light Buggy and Carriage Harness
can be obtained in our city. 80 =
ia Elm HENRY RAKFR
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THE sTAFFoRDsEiRE.-Tne passengers sayed
iroal the ship Safiordshre state that the officers did
all in their power to save those on board; but owing
to one of the boats having been stove in as soon as
launched. the passengers were afraid to leave the
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Her WrArHER-The weather in NcwIOrleans
on the 18th, was quite ho', the thermometer indi.
eating 20 degrees.
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The ROCHESTER FIRE.-The loss by the erea
hrein Rochester, N T., last Saturday, is eatiatet
al sI5o0oo Insurance 81, 900.
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FfRe.--Tae brick statling and sheds attached to
the residence of Doctors Bailey and Gannell, in
Washington, near the City Hal, WIRE destroyed by
fire Sunday evening
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ARRIVAL. OF THE CAMBEIA.-rhe steamship Cam
bra did not reach Halifax until Saturday Morning
She lett Hayre On the 3lst.
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ia 6-lm HENRY BAKER.

R EMOVAL.-THE TIN AND SHEET
~ IRON ESTABLISHMENT of the subscriber
has been removed from 18th st. to 18th st. to the
house formerly occupied by Mr.. Breckenridge, oppo-
site the grocery store 18th st. of Mr.. VIM Wallace
He returns thanks his friends and the public for
the generous patronage heretofore bestowed, aud
being now better prepared to attend their favors
Than formerly, he respectfully solcits continuance
OF the same at his new establishment.
de ~ CHAS. III. LANGLEY
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FaoM EIo-The Baltimore As's,icar ciycs the
following, by the bark w. H. &C. Wright, from
RIO:
The circular ci Messrs. Rostron, Dutton 6, Co,
under date of Dec 10, concludes with the following
postscript:
p S-Ihe news just received per steamer Tay,
Is u8aYorahle for exporters Of coffee bur dealers
say they vail hold their stocks till next packet hy
which they expect more favorable advices. The
General Jessnps cargo of Bal,iu0ra Flour has lust
been sold 1t 22l010 per barrel None OF this brand
remaining in first HANDS"
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WOOD-I am now receiving WOOD o

WOOD.-I am now receiving WOOD of
w the best quality, which win be delivered in
any part of the city at the lowest price, To my old
customers, and all who may be disposed TO become
customers, would say that my arrangements are
such as to insure regular supplies in future.
To such as viii take quantity at a time and at such
terms. =
! have large stock of seasoned LUMBER, en-
Also, White Pine ard Northern Poplar. Shinsles
Sc. in which am Offering great bargains.
C.. WALTHALL
ia 2o-lw
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DESTRUCTION OF A DEPOT.
DETROIT. Jan. 23.-The passenger Depot of the
Michigan Central Railway, destroyed by fire
last night. Loss $1,000
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LATER FRo1 IIAvANA.--By the arrival of the
schooner Rocket at Savannah, we have Havana
dates to the 18Th inst
The Captain General of Cuba has recognised ]
NinhiEger as Consul at Havana, for Sweden and
Norway, aud allowed hiG 10 execute the duties of
his Office. Heretofore there existed some difficulty
in reference to this matter.
The total number of deaths on the island for the
year past, ending January Isl. amount to 1893 and
the total number OF births in tae same period, was.
3, 226
But little news Of moment. All was quiet On the
Island. Business steady but not active
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VALUABLE FARM, NEAR BROOK

" ALUABLE FARM, NEAR BROOK
TURNPIKE, 81 NILES FROM RICHMOND,
ALSO CROPS OF CORN, SHUCKS. FODDER
STRAW, THREE MULES, HORSE. TWO COWS
BUGGY. &c, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-Wifl be
sold on FRIDAY, the 9th January 1854. upon the
premises. commencing at II o'clock, the FARM re-
Gently occupied BY Mr.. JOS. s. James, Jr, situated
about 81 miles from the city of Richmond. and few
hundred yards OF the Brook Turnpike--upon which
plank read is to be constructed very shortly-adnin
ing the residence of Maj. Jas HILL Ir contains 1864
acres of which abeut one-haf is cleared balance in
wood aud timber. The improvements are all new,
consisting OF handsome cottage residence contain
ing rooms, besides kitchen, serveuts' house, barn,
stable, &c.
After the sale of the Land, win be sold the crops
OF Corn, I2o harrelsl Shucks Fodder, Straw. &c
Also very fine young Mules. excellent buggy
Horse, four Cows, one Buggy, and all the Farming
implements on the place.
Terms for the Land -0pe-sxth cash. one-sixth at
months, and to the balance, upon very lib raj terms
OF credit, TO be made knows at the hour of sas.-
For the personal estafe, all srms apder $50 cash.
that amount sixty days credit for approved endorsed
negotiable paper
GOD DIN & AFPEESON,
IL f-6fSs Aucts.
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4 Ambbhl . LOTTERY OFFICE, No.
II u 3 NORTH CAINERT u i M

4 AMbEh1' LOTTERY OFFICE, No.
H NORTH CALVERT STREET RAJ.TI
MORE, OPPOSITE BARNUM'S HOTEL-The
purchase or sale of Lottery Tickets within the State
of Virginia being in violation of law and at.
tended with heavy penalty on conviction, the sub
scIiber would respectfully solicit the orders of his
friends aud others who may feel disposed to purchase
Having been resident of Richmond for upwards Of
thirty years, and being pretty generally known
throughout the State he deems il almost
TO give any further that all business confd
Cd TO him will be promptly and properly attended to
~ Paekeges, single tickets and shares in all the
Maryland Lotteries, for sale
70 The printed Official DRAWN Is sent TO corrsspop-
dents by the first mail.
e lies cashed at sight.
Address THOMAS LAMBERT
no z'-ifts Baltimore, Md
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BY TAYLOR n WILLIAMS. Aucts.

TOUR HOUSES AND LOTS ON Sc
Il COND STREET AND IN DUyAL'S ADDI-
TION AT AUCTION.-On FRIDAY AFTERNOON.
9th inst, at O'Clock. upon the premises, will be
sold, two large framed TENEMENTS and LOTS,
situated the West side of "a street, Mrs
Downey's store fronting about % feet each, aud
ming back 1870 feet.
After which will be sold two HOUSES and LOTS
in Duvals addition the West side of ST. James
street. between Federal and Coutts Streets the
residence of DIR. Robinson, fronting about 80 feet
each, and running back l25 feet.
The whole of the above property is now yielding
good rents and those wishing to invest i'll such pro-
perry would do well to attend.
TERMS -One-third cash; balance at 4, and Il
months; credit payments bear interest; and title
be withheld until last note is paid.
ja20 TAYLOR & WILLIAMS, Aucts.
IDEAL ESTATE OPPOSITE COUNTY
IA COURT HOUSE, AT AUCTiON.-On WE D.
NESDAY, 25th jan. at 4 o'clock, 7. NJ. UPON the
premises, will be s Id, HOUSE and LOT on the
North side of Main street. between 2lst and 2Si s.s.,
fronting 10 feet and running back i3) feet to al
ley.
TERMs.-One-third cash; balance at and II
months, carrying interest secured by deed Of trust.
By request.
ia IS TAYLOR Il WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEW. s
ARRIVAL OF THE NIAGARA.
One week Later From Europe.
ADVANCE In BREADsTUFrs.
GENERAL WAR IN EUROPE INEVITABLE

GENERAL WAR IN EUROPE INEVITABLE
HALIFAX, Jan 23-The steamship Niagara hai
arrived Her Liverpool ad vices are TO the 9TH inst
The Andes arrived out on Sunday, the 1st. The
propeller City of Glasgow sailed from Liverpool
f1r Philadelphia on the Oh
LIVERPOOL MARKETS
Flour ,has advanced three ehillings, and CoRs
one shilling sixpence.
FROM THE EAST.
Accounts from the East represen, that the Turk.
ish question Is more complicated. 1t is the opinion
of those best informed, that general war is ineyf
table.
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN
HENRICO, NEAR THE CITY OF RICH
MoHD, FOR SALE AT AUCTION AS Attorney
IN fact of Admiral +. Elliott. of California shall
sell at auction on WEDNESDAY, the 25th day of
January 1854, upon The premises commencing at The
hour hereafter named, undivided noiety of the
following pieces Of Real Estate, viz: very hand.
someiy located Lot OF II acres, about mile east
OF the city OF Richmond, on the New Bridge road,
LeadbetteT also a small Brick Tenement on the
east lire OF 18th street, the corporation line
fronting 3Ga feet said 18th street. running back 90
teet; also, large framed Dwelling on the north line
OF Broad between 18th and 18th streets fronting on
SAID Broad street y feet running back 1866 feer and
bounded the east by he lot Of MI Cornelius Crew
which he resides.
TERMs--One-third cash. balance at 8 and months
Tor negotiable notes. interest added and title retain.
ed till last note is paid.
The sale viii commence at s O'Clock P NJ, and
will be continued in the order advertised
w. GODDIN.
Attorney in fact OF Admiral E Elliott
Sale conducted by GoDDIN APPERsoN Aucts
in IL $3.50
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AUCTION sALE6.


NEGROES Al AUC'rION.--Will be
sold a. public auction. ct the late residence Of
iancs WRIGHT, deceased, In Caroline county, near
VIM. w. Dckinson's on the LIST day OF februarv
next. NINE EEGROES-2 young men, % and u
years; yourg women, between l3 and %; girls.
one II and one years old; middle aged woman and
boy--ali very likelv and valuable.
Also, all the stock crops household and kitchen
futnitnre, will be sold on The same day.
ia 25-dfd WESLEY WRIGHT. ASrs,y.
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Il prepare your grounds for early vegetables; and
as these are what bring high prices every one who
has qnarter of an of ground should put down
HOT BED for forcing vegetables They may have
vegetables from six to eight weeks sooner by making
a HOT BED-sash for which may be had at a trifing
expense, with glass; ready for use.
MILES AMBER.
NJ B.-A large lot o f SASH, BLINDS and DOORS
for sale ct very low rates. Cali and see.
in 20 nj. A.
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ON ssnA COPIES OF SCOTS
~OsVOO MANUAL OF HISTORY OF
THE UNITED STATES.-Pubshed in short
time, 1.-The Manual OF History of the United States"
for the use Of Schools BY David B. Scott A. H.,
Principal OF Ward School No. Is, New York city
condensed narrative of the chiefevenfs in A me-
rcan History, arranged with questions in the body OF
the text lessen the labor Of teacher and pu-
nil. As class book in the outlines of our history,
it is the very best we have
For sale by JAMES WOODHOUSE,
ia 20 Eagle Square
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BY ALEX MOTT { 20

By ALEA. MOTT co.
BOOKS, BOOKS, AND JEWELLERY.
- At AuCTION.-THlS DAY, at 10 o'clock will
close sales large and splendid collection of Sand-
ard and Miscellaneous Works. consisting in part Of
fine large Family and Pocket Bibles Albums ana
Glit Books, Port Fe los richly lola with pearl
Also, large lot ofGold and SILVER Pens and PEN
Gus, Brease-qins, Earrings, Fingerrings Port Mon
ia 24-zt ALEX. MOTT 4 CO., Aucts
'HiS MORNING, at III o'clock, we will
sell at auction, large lot of House and Kitchen
Furniture, Stoves, &c
, Also, q lot Of seasonabe Ready made Clothing
Britannia and Glass Ware. Fancy Goods &c
hLFX. MOTT X co, Aucts
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BY GODDfN & APpERSON.
" ALUABLE GRANITE FRONT TEL

VALUABLE GkANIIE FRONT TEN
EMENTS ON BYRD. BETWEEN ora AND
IorH STREETS, FOR SALE AT AuCTlON-Wi,l
ne soic on TUESDAY. the 2fth dayof January, 1854,
upon the premises, CONNIE ncing at o. clock, those
two newly erected brick Teuenlen.s with sran;ts
fronts situated ON the south side Of Byrd between
81 ana i9th streets, owned by Mr.. Henry WenhoId
be divided so as 10 sell the two front Tsnen,ents
running back about % feet and then to sell the rear
Tenement, fronting on the alley about 404 feet This
property from its desirable location for husi,ess h.
regarded very valuable =
TERMs-one-fourh cash, balance at 4. 8 and II
months tor negotiable notes, interest added secured
by a trust deed. GODDIN aPPFESON
ia 13-dtd 49,
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READ THIS.-AIl persons who have not
~ as yet supplied themselves with good warm
WINTER CLOTHING, now do go at cost by ap-
plying at r.. DECOU & co.'s Franklin Clothing
Store. No. SO Main ST.. Richmond, Va, where may be
found the most empe, complete and wel-made as
present season. All of which will positively be
sold at cost, for cash only
n. DECOU co,
jall-6m No. 90 Main ST..
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BY DUNLOP. ElucIunE 3

CARGO OF SUGAR AND MOLASSES,
~ AT AUCTION.-Ou WEDNESDAY. the 25tb
ihst commencing at 10 o'clock. will sell, at eur
wharf and house, at Rockets the cargo of the
schr, w w Marcy. from Attakapas with
II hhds SUGAR. fair to choices quality.
120 bbls. prime MOLASSES
Also
Is bbls Coffee Su1 ARs
80 do. Otd WHISKY.
GO do. Superior SYRUP.
TERMS Under 500. cash over SEQ, months
credit, for approved ne gsliable paper.
~ Sale without re gard to weather.
j. % DUNLOP. MONCURE Il Co. Auc.s
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ds GODDIN& ApPERsoN Auct.

GALE OF ZEN NEGROES UNDER
ODECREE OF COuRT-TilI be sold. On WE'D
NESDAY, the 25th day of January, 1854. (under a
decree ofthe Circuit Court Of the city of Richuord
in the case of Ta!ey against Tsey's admir- &c \ ia
front OF the City Ha |, the hour Of II O'clock rem
l6 to IL years old / woman and her children.
Terms cash.
BY request of the Commissioner
ia 20 G0DnIN II APPERSON Ancts
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ENR. A. G. HARDIN, BoTAsIo PHYsI-
~ cIAN offers his services to the oitizens OF Rich
rnond and vicinity He nlay be found at the Office Of
Dr. Robinson, on Franklin, between 18th aud 18th
streets all hours, night and day, when not profes
sionalIy engaged.
Extracting Teeth only Is cents.
take pleasure in recommending to my friends DR..
Hardin as a Botanic Physician, who has studied me-
dicine, graduated, and received his Diploma
ia5-2n* +. ID. ROBINSON, N D..
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A SOUTHERN LADY, WHO can give

( kR. j. +. NAkDNEK. homeopathic
~ fhysIcian,l having returned 10 the city, offers
ms professional services to the public.
Ia Office on Governor street, next door to the
Richmond Eouse. ia Him
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bI A. MOTT * co
BY GODDlN L APPERsoN-

I OTIS NOS. 50 AND 81 IN THE PLAN
A. OF MARION HILL, FOR SALE AT AUG.
TlON.-Will be sold at auction, in front of Henrico
county court house on MONDAY, the 7th Of Februa.
ry, 1851, at II O'Clock, Lots Nos 50 ard 81 in the man
OF Marion Hill, containing each acres, ard owned
by John Banks.
These lots are within. nearly So of the erclo.
suTes OF Messrs } j. Peasants aud Ro. II. Styil.
Terms at sale.
ia 2l-dtds GOnDINE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-24

Three unexpected vacancies in my School, on 9Th
street. are open 10 the public
ia 1S--ts HIP. TAYLOR.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-24
THERE are several estray COWS at my
II MACE II r. TAYLOR

Havinga FEMALE TEACHERS our girls will
give board aud tuition 20 two three little boys
girls, 1T $40 II. P. TAYLOR.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-24

nR. M. i. LYNCH oiie.s his profess
~ sional services to the citizens of Richmond.
Office the same that Gently occupied by DR..
Mills corner Of Broad and 10th streets. ia l2-ts