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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-08

ia DRUMS lCOIF8Sfls q II n
lOt 100 sbu1es En6d Cheese;
100 hags prime eofIee-fn store aud for sale.
dcf6 noNLoN & MAXwELIsj
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4 4 WHEELING q i
sisIsiNG OF 1853,
/. :. sWt.MI. II Sci BY.

-
u - Foreign & Dom lesticSDrygGo Gods, D i,f
No. IL Laim st, West side, bettoeen Aonroe ana
q{Ss o5ifsilria Union SIS. llss59 . ssiz sts =
s1!,lsl Wheeling, Va.t si-5sl lzssaS5E5
rs NOW In receipt ofhis Spring stock OF Dry Goods
u and Notions, direct from importers and Monulacu.
Comprising complete and desirable stock
goods aapted tothe tradeo this section onit
in any hod hiohI would respect Inys
invite the attention of retail dealeTsf consisting N
~ $f-fss.5.f tsf}yss IL DRESS GOODS. y. g.,
In black silks apacas, poplins, lawns de Iaipes, gis
makes and coors bonnets ribbons Innings,
other trimmings in variety and :
II s4Fsgy * Is MEM WEAR 3 Al. sls-t q
cloths, .cossimers satttnetts erino cassime,es,
leans tsses. and summer oIot also Dem
other desrab.e assortment. Also
mems and boys palm hats Leghorn and Canon hats Soil
wool, btash hats, will full stock anu cot.
ton baggng seamless bags bnrlaps crasl
drigs, tckngss chccs, shifting, stripes etc. brown
in the. Ss
.as zsstl' NOTION LINE. 3g lse51s=y q
eambrics jaconets, Irish linens threads but
tons, hosiery gloves, combs, etc. all her variety
M whole stock will be found unsurpassed as well In
quality and style, as in prices.
5mar26 = 49, s-ifs-s3 50 w. T. SELBY. ~
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REFERENCES:
NYm. Wilson Sons j. 4 =. [-sssE-ts ,sst4
~ Edwin WORKMAN. & 10 y
ATsh;!S h"sI ~ IiSRas ssR g Som, Richmond 3 ai
Rhodes q ogIebay, Bridgeport; Ohio. es'f4 ~
. Tweed, Sibley Wright s ..s ~ zE! - = %
Joseph o. Butler q Co. Cineirnati.
John CTeieh, ssssSH it92 tfsiss Bgfg5 sstsf ssl
OTIS G s !. ehsss esstlsss' charisston, an
Gordon q Co, Louis vile. Ia 50 soft 4rfs
ST, H%:s RFssss ss.3ss khfiFfSi.ttIst, rittssg5E
B. a$S i S.;i, 81 ss:H ssss
~ Josiah fbley, Hamburg s.. c. sfeRs5s5se e. st5s
&C. Henry Mobile. Afa
- a: L. Gaines, New orieans: u i aP26-em.
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4 ifA1111oN1Ab.
r. & D. iDAYH.i have removed to their now and spa
clio sbriek buildings t37 ark ct Street, wherc they
manufacture and keen hand. 5is
/, TIN AND SHEET IRON WARE, ss4t.-
md keep for Japan Ware and Hollehoi Furnishing
HardWare the latest styles Stoves, ali Of
hcn wiIsel holesaia and Retail tho the
market prices Their old customers and the pune
ally are invited TO call and examine their stock Srrr
description OF ticlesin their iEs made 10
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THES LONDON Ss5sa 3 I.
Watch and Jewelry Store.

.4s5 se NO 10 LIGHT STREET s63Fssls. s7.,s+ ~
aooTs Jres1 castts learstq otel,o Is
subscriber, alter twenty experience The
a. cities OF Europe would itizens straneefs
woaIe In want Of good quality
msnshiE his ystehes lie hayihE ~
etltties for obtaining FINE LoNpos which few
i!nthis country being yth
the most eminent London s{ . 4
- ., AEEXA&DER,
Lat. eEJ u. Fhsnshss Rs5EL E9ehssge. Leaden.
ngs Fine Eafcles and JeEsery Fepaife pfope5ys All
london atehes sold at tha aFTanted
free % feost for four years. = serf5-iTd =
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Thomas 81. Gibson,

90 $40 InOmaS ii. G1bEO EOn, - 2.
9 PLL,QM B Err AND G AS FITTER, .s
No. 8 Union ST, opposite c. II. Brrry's Rope store.
EGS leave to inform his friends tie public in gen
~ eal that lie continues 10 carry the plunbM
ctts a share of publ patronage. = = 80
He has constantly on hand lead and iron pines,
mon and patent hyhrants cistern pumps, bath boilers,
water closets wash basins cold water fountains for
tes, water coolers for private families, hot and cold
shower baths. hath tubs, lead and iron cnque boxes lead
collins atters etos bleaching, and all other
disnatch e - =
Also, chandeliers, pendants, brackets, belar lights
ceived and promptly ended to- =
H-Ait orders from tho country will meet with
PROMPT attention. -5.si rs - -ap6-6md
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= q $500 LOOK aL 'IhIStIsf-7l 77.-.sl'1.
LLthose who are desirots OF preserving the memory
~ OF oftlemselves andand friends, do go, ehec-
tualy by calling without deay,at L. Tarbe,s Daguer
repye Rooms at the Main AMI Bddle streets,
Centre Whe1ing; and procure for each those likc Pic
tes which cannot be obtained with the degree OF
beauty and excellence, elsewhere in the city
3. - tE-If - u. TARBELII. DaEufr reotypist.
Corner OF Main and Biddle streets.
sie1s 'i'if alf Centre whcr'ins.
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just Received.
.SC Eastern Pickles, assorted; d
l.ondon pickles, issfF Table Sauces. 5, +7ss
cssssrs & Extracts, variety ;ssasg krant;
1Gnrrie posae = II s Bragly Fruitsi
Olives, owes, Sl Sstls' and preserves, & :,
( EgI L English and French Mustards -. ~ =,
~ .s,,stssisG REEN:FRUIfS. 81 l5s.5 !
gFreshreaehes Raspherries;
- Ptuns and cherries; RlaokberFies;.
Pine apples; ~ Green peas;
< Strawberries; X. sLss Tonatos and corn. i1i
+ y 80 js ssse DRY FRUITS. ss5 isI4s Ssi.,i ~
Seedlrss Raisis;a PTunes, i'm jars and
Whole, "a and bxs do, Very superior Fissi 50
Oranges, citrousi dates; .FaSl1s 81
Orange and Lemon Peel, Lemons; u ~ - -
5Cgfrants; rs gFss ~ Eastern cranherries.
NUTS.
Cocoa Nuts; Cream Nuts - ~ /;
Almonds, all kinds; FHbertsi - Z
Pecans; ngfshs syyalnuts,
Fire q aekers Torpedoes, Roman Candles ali sizes
~ u sSUNDRIES. ssssr sts,ssss 'f5st 4
= English split peas; Sperm and staIleandles; 81
Kentucky Honiinyi Aiaccsfcnt VcTmicclli; - 9
Rice Flour; s choeolatess Ssz3s " -
Z Faftna; Cocoat
Hemp and seedi ~ 8cocoa shells; bsei eS1
w hite and eotored waSs fron,as ,lfls stostzsl
~ 1000 MS Western Reserve eheesei "a = 81
~ "a 8 cases nine apple do lal
- 100 sacks Table Salt, s1af ~
~ 81 100bbls suneriors Family Flour;
20 4.bbls DAVIS crackers, assortd
Reindeer and beet TONGUES.
= lce2 and Iyashingtons HallI
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- McCLALLENS g KNOX. 90
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERs.IN =
.BOOTS-4ND SHOES, MEMS IND,

TNTE are now Eastern Manufacturing
w Estabsnents OF the largest aud hest
of Boots and Shoes fol Fall and Winter
wear, ever offered in this other They
been manufactured order according own drec
tons. and are intended expressly for retailing Toour
regular customers and all others who may with
call! we can offer an unusually variety OF Roots
equal in quality OF
workmanship those manufactured in this
part Of the United States Our stock will be found TO
sist, IN part, OF the following seasoIdble goods
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-08

cAssiMEREs, CLOTHS, vEsr1NGs,
and Gents Notions generally, that been exhibited
III The city; he invites the public to give him call and
spcct his Goods Ills assortment is ulled from the choi
cest olthe Nrr0 markets Call IL
ly TO see and admirc=-anl call, edTiyl -.
~ ssisi No36, corner M9Groc and Wafer sts. :
sop13s Is III. ~ W Wheeng Va.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-08

-TIhHHEltElOtN EOEte =
IT ]. WISE & BROTHER, manufacturer rs oi Boadoir
Grand and Square Pianos, request the special aten
1l9n Of female periormers TO alate rtant
the keys OF the plano regulated TO uaKp or
SOFT TOUCH as TO suit elastic strength te
fingers 1t ileingwet the
touch y Of il yafnto talk
fine tone tue kt not suseepbleo ftee and
eiestc oterwse, inherent Qualities offhe
instrument will remain unknnyyi.s Those who would
avail themselves the best possible die
piano. SHOULD not fail TO give this trial.
age, by addressing fia{2 fei2
sfs ga "a e 4s9ls : IL. WlsE@ BROTHER, f
inar2e s5fs sa,fsses fss2 3 n s BALTIMORE. ~
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a r ls5 i s, 1854.
/ HE Is Ing 4,
w.llElsk ELL .. <. Ftrzs N. n 4. swr 4, ,Je.
4 iEIIRC G Y e. n. h 8 e. $ NtTAf. t55.lI N

Fancy and Staple Dry Goods,
forner Of Market and Union streets ffonl
VIM. S. Wickhanrs Auction Rooms, ! y q 81 :.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-06
RIcHM0Hp, YA
MONDAY MORNING. EoyEnBEas. 1884,

The FOREIGN NEws--We give in another
column synopsis Of the news by the Arabia.
There is nothing very definite from the Cri
mea. The most energetic preparations had
been in progress both for the bombardment
and the defence of Sebastopol and it is
stated on authority of a private despatch,
that the allies had succeeded in getting up
wards of 200 guns into position, and had
opened fire from their batteries upon the
town, as early as the 18th ult
The Russians are said to have crossed the
Danube into the Dobrudscha with force of
10000 men. Omar Pacha's army was con-
centrafed at Ibraila. The private despatch
of Count Buol to Prince Esterhazy defines
the position and purposes of Austria, relative
to the Allies, the Turks and the Russians,
with deiniteness that admits of no misun-
derstanding. The Turks and the Allies are
not to be Interrupted or interfsred with by
the Austrians in their operations in the Prin-
cipalities; but if the Russians cross the
Pruth they will encounter the active hostili-
ties of the Austrian army Of occupation.
With regard to the confidential despatch
above alluded to, the Paris correspondent of
the London Globe, under date October 10,
says:
The confidential despatch Of Count Buol to Count
Esterh. 2y, which is in the Independence OF Brussels
ofyesterday, has excited very strong sensation here
and has materially changed the opinion of those who
imagined that the Emperor of Austria was tricking
the Western Powers. The language of this despatch
is considered not merely rm but di snif and some
ss.onishment 10 expressed that the Emperor should,
declarations
the Austrian Cabinet still keep up the farce of d.
p.omatic intercourse.
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FALL IMPORTATION

OF EARTHENWARE AND CHINA!
FRESH RECEIPTS OF GLASS AND FANCY ARTICLES.
THE subscriber offers to the trade large
L and varied stock of Earthenware, an China and
Glass the patterns ofwhich selected By himself
in person.
Having experience OF many years in this parti-
cular bus ness he feels great confidence In ktating
that in point price and quality. it viii compare ia
yorably with any other house In the trade.
White Granite Dinner Ware
Do do Basins and Ewers Jugs, Tes Ware, &c
Blue Print, Flowing and Fancy do
Blue Decorated China Dinner and Dessert Sets
Do do Go Tea and Toilet Sets
Do do do Pitchers and Vases p
Gold Band do of above variety
White China dc of above variety ----
Comnon Ware OF every description. suitable for
wholessng, which he offers upon such terms cash
caunot fail to please
Fne Mantel Pier and Toilet Glasses
Fine Ivory Table Cutlery, Walters L Britannia Ware
Safety and other fluid and Solar Lamps
Glass Ware in every variety.
All he asks is call and be fe els assured his prices
will give satisfaction.
His Packer is one cf the best In the trade
Stone Ware at Factory prices
oc6-lm JAS. ID. B EVANS. III Maiu st.
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CAR P e TIN G 8, RUG IS,
FLOOR OIL CL0TBS, sc.
RICHAR DSON g. CO.'S
CARPET WARFROOMS
No. 95 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, Va.


No. 95 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, Va.
WE have now in store, from the most
w celebrated manufacturers iu Europe and Ame-
riga the isIgs St AID best assorted stock in the city
of CARPETING, RUG s, DOOR MATS OIL
CLOTHS, &c which will sell as cheap as Goods
OF similar quality ran be purchased for, anywhere
else in the United States
Buyers are requested to call and examine the beau
tiful styles and patterns of
Super Royal Velvet /
Royal Tapestry
English Brussels,
Hsadsonle Aubusson, GARfETING
Imperial Three ply,
q 4 Ingrain,
Z, ard A Ventian !
Splendid Mosaic Velvet, Cheneille and Tufted
RUGS.
Jute, Manila, B Berlin, and Rope MATS
Cloth, hsndsome Worsted and Oil Cloth TABLE
COVERS.
PIANO COVERS, assorted.
ALSO,
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS. beautiful assortment OF
patterns, that will be cut to any for rooms
or passages. and warranted to Mt
oc 30-6t* RICHARDSON & CO 95 Main st.
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-d&cts GINTER & ALVEY
FALL DRY GOODS,

THE subscriber has now in store his fall
Il stock, comprising every description of GOODS
usually kept in a dry goods houee.
He invites the after ton of the Ladies to hand
some ofrich plaid Goods ofthe most fash
'ionabie styles. as we'll large stock of Fall and
Winter PRINTS.
Always in store full supply of DOMESTIC
GcODS, with full assortment of Negro Clothing
His Fall stock consists OF fresh GOODS, recently
pnrct ased in the Northern Cities by himself the
late reduction.
The most liberal advantages offered to CASH Gus
tumers. WIN. BOOTWKIGHT,
oc I2-Im S25 Rroaa at carney of Isf at
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JUST received, per steamer jamestown,
~ Oct. 28-
One bale White Flannel all WOOL at Is cts; worth
373 cts per yarL
WooIen Plads for dresses, from 25c to 75c per yd,
splendid assortment
Grass Linen Hdfks at 25c worth 37k..
Cloak Cloth, and Vevets
Velvet; Merino and Cloth Cloaks; Plaid Silks
Another lot of those cheap plain Black Silks
Plaid Raw Silks. at size per yd; French Merinos =
4.4Freneh Turkey Red Figured Prints, for curtains
and counterpans, at 81 4c. per yd
Embroidered Cambria Collars Swiss Muslin Col
Skirts; Bed Blankets; An endless variety of Ladies'
and Chiidren's Hosiery. ~s
Together with numerous other seasonsble Goods;
to which we invite the especial attention of our
friends ard the public generally. having been pur.
chased within the last ten days at the New York
auctions at much less prices taan paid for similar
Goods In the earixrpart of the season.
oc q HART d MOSES 6S Main sf
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THE DAILY DISPATCH

! ~ The crcuistion Of the DAILY DIsPArcH
s1cssds consdefsby that Of Ill the Daily papers OF
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1 MOST DESIRABLE SMALL FAR
CRATES AND FENDERs.-Five Hun

GwAA L I1J hINO Z lI3NDEuk5.-TIf IfG IIuH-
~ dred Ensmeled CRATES and TENDERS for
sale reduced prices The subscriber hiss for sale
the largest stock of CRATES and TENDERS ever
before offered for sale 10 this city of his manu-
faeture. The Crates embrace all the various kinds
aud patterns, such square topped Gothic, Liptic,
Circles. &c. with beautiful rounding Fenders Sum-
mer Pieces &C. to match.
Orders for GIstes, Tenders, &C., frem town and
eountty punctusy sttended to and carefully packed
at The lowest northern prices with the usual discount
of for cash by wholesale.
Apply at my Bell aud Brass Foundry, on Main be-
tween Sth and 9th sts Richmond, Va
se 2S-3m. SAMUEL %. DENOON.
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THE STATE FAIR AND THE MECHANICS

INSTITUTE.
The accomplished senior editor of the Lynch
burg Virgnan was In this city during the Fair, and
writes home to his paper an interesting account o
it. In the course of his letter he says:
Together with the vast throng that to-day wendsd
their way from tie city to the Fair grounds sought
that great centre of attractions and though had al
atoms were greatly more than realized.
The display that meets the eye every hand Ii
such a; may well cause the bosom Of every vrsinisr
in this exhibition. 1t ia impossible TOT No TO particu
larizs, or to notice anything specially among the
countless number of things exhibition, bat gene
rally speaking, they are of the highest order, and
specimens that really does good to look upon
This is proud time for the Ola dominion, and one
thousands of people, from almost every part of the
State are here, and all seem TO manifest the veii.
est interest in the prosperity of this Society," which
beloved Commonwealth.
1t is estimated that there forty thousand per
sons on the Fair grounds to-day The mechanics, the
ssnied. Lynchburg is particularly well represented.
At almost every turn OF corner come In contact
with one of its citizens.
This is an important era in the h. story of Rich
Mons and will bs ich harvest for it, Iris filed to
overhowing with strangers.- There are nearly dou-
Bile as many persons here were in the city at
one lime before, and is quite undertaking for
new arrival to attempt to procure accommodation.
The exhibition of the Mechanc's Institute is also
than the Agricultural Fair. There is con.iderable
amount of energy and industry connected with the
ins,itnte as is evident from the imposing and inter-
esting display it has made in so shart lime This
exhibition is said to be the interesting of the
kind ever gotten up south of the PotouIaS.
1t is truly gratfYng to know that the institution
is meeting with such success. ltis one calculated
TO do much good and reflect honor upon the State,
aod it is to be hoped that it will meet with tuch
favor aud patronage will establish it upon firm
and solid basis and make it grand triumph for the
South.
The State Agricultural Society and the Mechanics
Institute are both well calculated to perform an i'm
poItant part restoring the State to its ancient po
sition, and in placing it where it should be-n tn
ont rank of States and those who love it and wish
to its star yet again in the ascenden and shiniDa
In It's original brightness. will eynce that devotion
and facilitate this event by heartily co operating with
the friends of these institutions
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ExTEHsiyE BuHGLAay.- The stors of Messra
James Gray q Co, on the corner Of Wavsrly
Place and Broadway, New York. wss robbed last
Thursdsy night ot silks vslsed q $4,000. Cry
& Co. have offered n 900 reward tor the recovery
OF the property.
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BY TAYLOR 4 VILLA MS.

~ SALE OF A LOT OF VALUA-
tCN BILE MULES HORSESHOE WEDNES-
DAY, 9th November, at 10 O'Clock A M. will be I'D
upon Council Chamber Hill near 'Earnests Stable. ~
from . to 80 valuable young MULES and f ORSES.
well broke and in every way superior animals; being
the pick from the stock of gentleman who has no
farther use for them.
Those in want cannot do better than to attend this
sale.
TERms-Four months credit, for approved notes
with interest added.
TAYLOR < WILLIAMS,
oc N-eodNov1&dtd Aucts.
GALE OF HANDSOME CITY-MADE
~ FURNITURE AT AUCTION.-On TUES.
DAY, 7th November, commencing at 10 O'Clock A. III :,
the corner of 18th and Mars hall streets at the
sidence of Mr.. s Harrison. who is declining house
keeping. will sell every description Of PafIor,
Dining Room, Bed Room, Pssssge and Kitchen Fur
nture.
Also, Tapestry and Ingram Carpets, Damask and
Muslin Parior Curtains, Shades, Vases, Ornaments.
Cutlery, Glass China, &c.
This sale offers rare inducements to housekeepers
as the articles selected with very great care.
Will also be sold q very handsome city-made Car.
riage, nearly new for one two hors s. aud a nice
light city-Rlade Buggy and Harness, but little used
TERMs-Sums under $50 cash; that smount and
over 60 days credit for approved notes. with interest
added.
ocSO TAYLOR & WILLIAMS, Aucts
pRICK TENEMENT AND GROCERY
- STAND, ON BROAD STREET, FOR SALE
On TUESDAY, the 7th of November st Al P. M
upon the premises. will be sold that Brick Tenement
on the No III side of Broad, Gilmer street. and
adjoining the property formerly occupied by Mr. B.
Casssgrarde. The house has rooms; is fitted up as
Grocery stand, and for that purpose its location is
very good The Lot fronts 2S feet and back I48
fest to alley.
TERMs-One-thrd cash; balance at 6 and 12 mos,
with interest, and secured bv a trust deed
ocSl TAYLOR & WILLIAMS. Aucts
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NJ Office AS Trustee, by request, of
~ Mra Martha A Mnrpan ON TIESpAY fha zth

N OTTO z As Trustee, by request, of
~ Mrs.. Martha Morgan, on TUESDAY. the 7th
day of November, 1854, the premises at the hour
Of Of 10 O'clock A. M shall sell at public Auction
field, on the BIosd Rock Road, about ) miles from
Manchester comely called Morgsn's Tract. contain
ing l47 acres less. The land is well located
and in fle state OF improvement, with every ne
cessary building ia good repair. The land iswell wa
tered.
ALSO-At the same time and place, will be sold
all the Corn, Fodder Shucks. Oats, Horses, Mules,
Oxen. Cows, Hogs, Wagons, Carts and Farmin 9
Utensils of every description.
Persons wishing to pulchsse respectfully invi-
ted to cali and view the premises.
TEsMs-Accommodating and made known on the
day of sale. PETER K MORGAN
oc Sl-6t< Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-06

aANIkNcx Foa MAxsLAuGHrRR WIN. C. Car.
son, VINO murdered his wife last spring. in syra.
cese' n r, has been found guilty u msnslaushter
IN the hre degree. and sentenced 10 impr.sonment
Tor seven years and six months.
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T1HE HANDSOME COTTAGE FARN

p On TiE BKUUk TURNPIkE, IT MILES
FROM RICHMOND, CALLED D"WESTW0OD."-
The subscribers authorized to sell that most beau
tiful Cottage Farm. called ''wESTWOOD," on the
Brook Turnpike i miles North Of the city of Rich
mond, now owned and occupied by John Walker.
Esq, and adjoining the place called "Woodlawn %
occupied by r. Hill. Jr., Esq.
Itcontain, G3 acres. of which IS are in woods. The
Improvements consist of an Italian bracks tied dwell
ling tstuated in handsome of oaks) contain
ing hne airy rooms oar, with Closets store
rooms, pantry and bath 1oous attached, and lsrge
hall and passages; bedroom in second story; four
large basement rooms, with the usual out-buiIdings
viz: kitchen, laundry, smok shouse. dairy se
servants house, large stable, carriage-house barn.
cow-house, &C.
The cleared lard is in high state of cultivation
having been thoroughly drained.
This truly beautiful place ia 40 well known that
farther description is deem unnecessary
Terms: Upon the ample security of the purchase
money, hearing interest," liberal credit will be given
or if preferred hs place will b. exclaimed for city
real estate. GODDIN l. APPERSON.
n
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THE GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY ACCIDENT
telegraphic despatch, dated Buffalo Nov. 2 SAYS:
The Coroner's investigation of the Great Wes-
tern Railroad accident is still going ON.
The watchman, Patrick Rue, who Is stated to
have told the engineer of the gravel train that
the express train had passed. has returned and
given himself up. He denies the charge, and says
passed and that the engineer in reply, told him o
go to hell" -
The evidence that has been given is very coz
Trajectory.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-06
BY DAVENPORT, ALLEN L co.
ICORICE AT AUCTION.-On Thurs

BY DAVENPORT, ALLEN x co.
I ICORICE AT AUCTION.-O Thurs
II day, Nov. 9th, at IL O'Clock, we shall sell at
Auction to close invoices, without reserve, the fol
lowing parcels of pure imported Spanish Licorice on
consignment, direct from the manufacturers aId i'm
porters
lit cases "Ynurra" brand.
46 do "F &G" do
IL do "Reglesse" do
All of prime quality. :
TEsMs-Under Slto cash, over s1eo mos credit,
for approved paper.
oe56 DAVENPORT, ALLEN 4 CO.. Aucts
4 MOST DESIRABLE SMALL FARM
a FOR sALE-lying just beyond Church Hill
adjoining the lands of Mr. Henry Blakey arc Others.
The subscriber wishing to remove his bus:-
ness, viii exchange the above Farm for other real
estate in the city. either on Church Hill or Sheckoe
H:i and unless 1t 10 disposed of privately other
wise, it will be sold at public Auction, ON the pre-
PM. - 80
The Farm contains so acres of land well mproved,
and with soil most admfab'y adapted for Market
Garden, ith excellent yelling ind eli necessasy
out-houses in good repair For further psrticulals
apply to JErER LEFTwIcH ID door bslow Column
bian Hotel, THOS. LEFTWICH. :
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