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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-13
BY THOMAS w. KEESEE.
TRUST SALE OF STOCK oF(

TRUST SALE OF STOCK OF GRO
Il CERES. &c, AT AUCTION-Will be sold,
on WEDNESDAY next, October 18th, at 10 O'Clock.
A. d.. at public auction, at the store of John r,
Reeve at the corner of Broad and Forth Streets his
entire stock of MERCHANDISE, with all the fix
lures and Furniture of the store ROOM Terms cash.
The Key of the store Ia st eligible stand), will
be sold privately. and on favorable terms.
An persons indebted to John +. Reeve. on account
of dealings with his said will make immediate
payment to me. B. B. MINOR, Trustee.
Sale conducted by THOMAS w. KEEsEE, Auct
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INDIANA ELECTION,

LAsEsviLLE, Ind, Oct. 1.-THE peoples ticket
WIN De successful BY an average majority of not
Anti'Nebrsska is elected to Congress + :
SECOND DISPATCH
MADISON. Oct 1.-THE returns from this State
snow that Mace is elected from the 9th District by
1850 majority. -
majority. - NV
In tho seventh, Scott IL elected by 800 rns;orhv.
In the tenth, Pettitt. by 200 majority.
Ia the fifth, Holloway, by $500 majority.
They are all Anti Nebraska, In opposition to the
regular Democratic nominees.
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GyOMMIHSIONERsH RAI.E on JAl(T

COMMISSIONERS SALE or JAMES
eyEk LA n D. IN THE COUNTY or
1OUChkANp.-fuuuantt - decree Of the Cireutf
C99n o. 0eoehiaud county. In . suit dspsn1isG Il
eaid Couu, shall - Commissions - pointed ~ tie
~ deerees proceed on WEDMEsOkY 9Th Of De-
Soss iso1 on tbs premises to ofar TOT sale 10 the
niencsf btdder the Iset 81 Land lyisa n ooehlsnd
eognsy Known ~ "BAIRrfELD.H
nte kaxm y about IS miles from the citx al nth.
aond ana within q few hundred ynr1s 81 James N
yer Il so!derson Lckisg- Hole Creek for mora tkse
mte and snnsains 80 seres Of Land Of vhIeh tkere
er9 I'D or lJ9o OF low lsuda ~
The quality u the high lands Il unsurp. .s.d a.
producve crops By any n the county Il 6 situstsd
immedaeeiy between the lands Of Miles G. eei6en
snd tbs Boiling Hall sstate, and commapds mssni
bent view OF the river and adjacent eountfv The
entire tract e well watered Ter health ana sociefv
this Farm eher great Inducements to urckasers
About 70 bushels Wheat will be seeded On the
usual terms; and If guano i used, win be CHARGED
likewise. So
Persons disposed to purchase, are invited t. viev
before the day Of sale, address, through the Port
Once w. B. Weiniesr. Loeb Lomsnd r. d.
Arfesbyterian church and IN Episeopal church. -
hood.
:, TEnNs-0ne third Of the purchase money cash;
the residue to be paid in five equal annual fnsaiments
secured ~ good penonal security, and BY deed Of
trust upon the land; the bends for the deferred
ments 20 bear interest from the day of ls and in
terest to be paid annually ~ -
THOS. C. ANDERSON Conn.,
TOIER COOK, Aucts. &C 8
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BY ALEH. MOTT,

MEDICAL LIBRARY AT AUCTION.
Av1 VIII be sold on TUESDAY next, 18th inst
at 10 O'Clock. at my store. the entire LIBRARY of
the late Dr. M Clark, embracing probably the most
The Works will be ready for examination, on Mon
day, the 18th inst. -
The attention of the Medical Faculty and the
public generally isrespectfully requested.
c12 ALEX. MOTT, Auct.
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MOST DESIRABLE RESIDENCE
NJ AND EARN NEAR TIE CITY EfiR % rn.rnr

hAtb rHhm An GIT1 FUR RENT.
We are authorized to rent to a good tenant for a
term OF years. the Farm of Judge p Daniel stu
ated about half mile north Of the CITY Iinits on
the Meadow Bridges Road; This is unquestionsbly
one OF the most delightful residences and eljgible
farms for its size In the State. 1t has ever been mo-
ted for ts unvarying and entire healthfulness and
the abundant and pure springs of water Ia contains
nearly 100 acres of land Of which about 80 are
ed and have been we'll cultivated and literally fert
lized with susno. lime ashes and other manufes Il
Affords every facility for dairy and market garden.
whilst az resdence Il Is at very secluded and
reTy convenient to every part of the city. The
ouiidngs consist of large brick dwelling house con-
tanning eight rooms and cellar; kitchen and ser
yanIs houses containing five rooms and two sarrets
HsDie, carriage house, barn, COW house al hsy
h son.s, Insw and nearly new) and brick spring
mouse or dairy crop of wheat has Just been 10 wed
With ausno and there are the premises the corn
day Grops o. THIS year, which, with the stock
ture. will be sold at auction on the premises In
short time ater the premises shall have been rented
TIC terms o. the lease can be learned on spplics
ton TO the eHbscribes and to tenant who viii tel
good care of the Property win be made ysrv scco
modatine. ssJ scco1
Any further information can be obt.;nea NJ
Daniel Jr Of this city CT BY actual Inspection Of r.:
oc l2-H 6ODDIN 4 APPrR aou
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BY TAYLOR Il WILLIAMS.
r ARGE SALE OF BUILDING LOTS

ARGE SALE OF BUILDING LOTS
~ AND SQUARES or LAND. IN PORT MAYO
ASD PkE Woo6 Ak xP 9 no 9AK
commencing At = O'clock Il. viii b sold upon the
ated Building Lots in Port Mayo; among which are
entity. y go =
Also, about Is squares of Lots in the town Of Fall
ton, being part Of the Mount Erin Tract beautifa
y located. and commanding splendid view Of the
sold in lots Of sizes TO sait the Views Of purchasers
and among them may be found. unquestionably, some
OF san building site: IL Or near the city
Wood, standing On the Mount Erin Tract few mi
nutss wslk from Rockstts-the same to be removed
An opportunity will here be offered to the arti.
zans, emp Dyed about the various at Rockerts
and throughout the city to secure homesteads at
slight cost. and unrivalled for beauty of ntuation
whilst to the capitalist the Inducements for favorable
investment, presented in this rapidly improving
TERMs-To purchasers to any amount less than
$400: one-third cash; balance at and months To
purchasers to the amount of $500 and upwards one
third cash; balance at 4, and IL months In each
tanned. TAYLOR 1 WILLIAMS.
q Al the sale will commence at an early hour.
and probably continue during the greater part of the
day. we are authorized to state that liberal refresh
ments will be furnished to all who may favor with
their presence. Ioe7i T. w.
RRICK-YARD PROPERTY, BRICK
y MACHINES. TOOLS AND IMPLEMENTS,
AT AUcTION.-On MONDAY, 10th October, 1854,
at II O'Clock A. M. upon the premises, viii be sold
the Brickysrd rec emily worked by MIR. Richard Ma
lone, near Rocketts in the town Of Fulton. on VIII
lamsburg Avenue, and nearly adjoining Mount Erin.
sboundsin good brick clay and is laid out into yards
ter abundant.
Will also be SOLD 2 Brick Machines, capable of ma.
king from 5000 to 10000 Bricks per day-H. M.
Smith, maker.
Also, Wheelbarrows, Picks Axes, Shovels. and az.
erything requisite to carrying ON the business.
A fine opening ishere presented to any disposed TO
engage In Brick making (which. If properly conduct
ed, cannot fail to be proftable) and to effect speedy
sale of the whole property to purchaser, liberal
Inducements will be offered.
TERMS sale. TAYLOR WILLIAMS,
oc6 Aucts.
CTOCK OF LUMBER, CARPENTERS
- TOOLS, MACHINERY, WORK BENCHES,
SHOP. AND A NEGRO MAN, AT AUCTION
On TUESDAY, 18th Oct, at 10 o'clock A. M, at the
shop on 9th, between franklin and Grace streets re-.
Gently occupied by Mr.. A. L. West, but now by Nj.
VIM H. woodward, will be sold The Shop Building
Stock of Lumber, Work Benches. superior Mortic.
ing Machines nearly new, Tools, and other Fixtures
used in carrying the Building business generally
Also. Saddle and Bride, and lot of finished and
unfinished work, &c &c. - :
Also. BY request of the Superintendent of the Vr.
GINA Warrington Monument, one Negro Man. about
A years of age, accustomed to iaboring work.
Terms cash.
ocI2 TAYLOR WILLIAMS Auets
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER WHICH,
CAME IN COLLISION WITH THE
ARCTIC!
MORE PERSONS PICKED UT ATsEA.
OPINION or Mr. COLLINS, De.


NEW York, Oct. II The French steamer
Eesta has arrived at st. Johns with her
bows shattered from the collision with the
Arctic. She picked up 81 Of the persons sup
posed to have been lost with the i'll fated
steamer, butt is not yet known here wheth-
er they were of the passengers or crew.
A report is current that boat containing
forty persons has arrived at Warren, Rhode
Island
Mr.. E. r. Collins believes, after careful
investigation of the whole matter, that Cap
tain Luce, of the Arctic, with his wife and
the other lady passengers, left the steamer in
boat, before she went down. The third
mate denies the statement that Mrs. Collins
ellinto the sea while getting into the boat
from the steamer.
The excitement and anxiety relative to the
catastrophe is intense, and additional parti.
culars are looked for with undated interest.
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EEw YoRK.-John j. Herrick has been nonIpa.
ted for mayor of New York city By the wings, and
denin. the halter, BY the independents. The nomi.
nations for mayor arc now complete. Fernando
Wood 10 the hard and soft shell democratic candi.
Date, and James w. Barker 10 the know nothing
nominee
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BY THOS. w. KEESEE.
(Ofice at Geo. J. Summers, No. 20 Pearlst)

fS4e1UnEsA TRUSTEE SALE OF
EE5sssE3Ez1Izsz7vALUABLE CANAL BOATS
BY virtue of two deeds Of trust to the undersigned
from Eustace Appleyard respectively dated the
7th day of March and 7th day Of April, 1856 duly
corded in the lipstngs Court, Richmond. and by
quest OF the creditors therein secured the under
signed will proceed to sell at public auction, to the
highest bidder, at the Basin in Richmond on MON
DAY. the Esd day of October 1854 at IL o'clock NJ
two FREIGHT BOATS, called the "Old North
State" of Richmond and the Little Tennessee" of
Richmond. with the appurtenances to them belong
ing. Terms cash.
J.PICOT, Trustee.
Sale conducted by
&C II THOMAS w. KEEsEE. Auct.
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CONNECTICUT STATE FAIR
NEW HAVEN, Oct 10.-The first State AQricultu.
raj Fair is now open here and is very attractive.
The display of cattle ia very large and fine. At 3
o'clock this afternoon, there were entered 26I cat.
tie, us horses and mules l57 sheep, with swine
and poultry, including large assortment of agri.
cultural implements, dairy produce, manufactures,
&c.
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DEPARTURE

DEPARTURE OF THE AMERICA.
BosToN, Oct. 1.-THE steamer America sailed
this morning with 81 passengers for Liverpool and
$438, 900 in specie
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VALUABLE FARM ON THE THREE


CHOPPED ROAD, EIGHT MILES FEOM
RICHMOND. AND THREE MILES FROM THE
TERMINUS OF THE WESTHAM PLANK ROAD
FOR SALE AT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS having
changed his business will sell at public auction
the premises, on SATURDAY, the 2lst Oct, 1854,
commencing at II O'Clock, his valuable Farm, situa.
ted in the county of HenIico, miles wet Of Rich
mond and three miles from the terminus of the
Westham Plank Road.
The Farm contains $50 acres, all we'll enclosed; q
part of which is good meadow land the balance easy
to cultivate-with good dwelling, and all necessary
our ouses, q COED well of water and young or
chard containing about 1000 choice fruit trees.
After the sale of the Land will be sold all of the
Farming Implements, censsting of the usual variety,
the crops of Corn. Fodder. Shucks. &C., as well as
the stock of Horses. Mules and Cows
Possession of the Farm may be had Immediately.
TERMs-For the real estate, third cash; balance
ct and years, for negotiable notss interest added
and title retained till last note is paid For the
sonal pr party, all sums under $50 that amount and
upwards, six months credit for bonds, with good
cuity. JESSE C. JONES.
Sale conducted by GoDDIN & ArPERsoN, Aucts.
OCT
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&C ssi = e0nao''ea 0' THOMAS w. Krrsrr. Auet.

EXECUTORS SALE.-WiIl be sold on
at 10 O'clock ct the residence ofthe late
Peter Logan, decd, on Church Hill, near Mr Blsn-
kenshps Grocery all the peuosal estate Of the late
Peter Logan. decd.
Terms made known ON the day Of sale.
WILLIAM JAMES.
octI2-SLt Executor of Peter Logan, decd.
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CLoTHING, DRY GOODS, DC,

GLOTHING, DRY GOODS, &C. AT
- AuCrI0N.-On FRIDAY, I2sh list, eommen-
slne sf II O'Clock. will sell q lot OF ssssorable
Clotnass smonE which may be found heavy Beaver
ana f1lot cloth Over coats; Cashmere Pants; Vest
nen B,som shfrts Ne 80 .
HATS SHOES, &c Also, several cases SILK Hsts;
GAP AND LETTER PAPER-T VIII sl,c sen
qusliti TO clsse an Invoice 20 =. -
IukNiTUhE.-.-At 10 o'clock will sell several
srticies OF Furniture. consistinf Of TabIea Ward
robee Chain, Beds and Bedding. &c - $
oc IL s. CAUTHORN Auct
4 ADDITIONAL.
JEWELRY. CAPS, &c VIM re add 4 "a nv IL.
Thi, Morning. an ssssrtment of Jewelry contain
Chains &c. sa
CLOTH CARs-Also, one care Of fins Cloth Cans.
t- oc ID Il. CAUTHORN Aurt
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BY GoDDIN & APPERsON.

MOST BEAUTIFUL AND ATTRAC-
~ TIVE COTTAGE RESIDENCE, ON CLAY.
BETWEEN FIRST AND SECOND STREETs'
For SALE AT AUCTI0N.-Willb be sold on FRI.
DAY Afternoon, the 18th day of Oct, 1884 upon the
premeest commencing at II o'clock, that veiy nest.
attractive and desirable Cottage Residence on the
north SIDE OF Clay between lat and "a streeta tor
merry owned and coupled BY the late Jas NJ. Wick
With tn, privilege Of wide paved alley. extending
plants &c. in the greatest variety. - =
The Cottage IL IN the most perfect repair In every
respect AID hss rooms, beside ample servants &C.
commodstiops.
TElMs vsry, accommodating, and made known q.
oc2 GODDIN APPERsoN. Aucta
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BY LARU5 & SHINE.

HORSES MULES. WAGON, 60. AT
LII AUCTION.-0n SATURDAY Morning, ct 10
sorre Horse sound and gentle, together with light
jersey Wagon and Harness. complete. Also, Iron
Grey Pony sold for no fault; together with several
oc II LARUS SHINE, Auets.
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I IFE INSURANCE ON WHITE PER
IL SONS AND SLAVES, UNITED STATES
ASSETS, s6sS 2s6 69-This Cor psny viii take risLs
on the Lives OF White Persons and Slaves ON favor
able terms. For rates, &c, apply to
D. +. bkESEE, Agent
Office of the Valley Fire and Marine Insurance
Co under the Exchange Hotel, Richmond, Va.
Dr.. w HANCOCK, Examiner.
REFEREHeEs.-James Dunlop Hugh w. Fry, John
@. Winn. VIM. Gouldin. Richmond; Hiseison Han
cock, Chesterfield co., Va c7-lm
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BY ELIAS HALE. No. los Main ct.

I'm THIS EVENING, at 7 O'Clock. I
shall otter ct auction large assortment of Staple
and Fancy Goods conssting in part a. follows VIII
Gold and Silver Watches ~
Gold Jewelry of every description
silver and plated ware; Clocks Of all kinds
$500 dog white and colored spool c,tton
15G0 gro Buttons, assorted kinds
IFS . Lead Pencils, assorted kinds
$50 doz Knives, Scissors and Razors
500 s. Porte Monaies and Purses
$50 Hair, Teeth, Nail and Lather Brushes
IS plated Sewing Birds
$50 g assorted Combs
us fancy Boxes, large assortment
2450 fancy Soaps 40 different kinds
Also, large assortment of blank books psper an.
vslopes. steel pens waters, double barrel guns pa
tent balances spoons, coffee mills hammers; toreth
or with great variety of goods too numerous to
mention, in lots to suit purchasers Every article
warranted a. represented City and country mer.
chants are respectfully invited to attend the sale az
the goods will positively be sold to close consisn.
ments. ELIAS HALE.
106 Main ct.
Every article warranted az represented.
Additions can be received
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The latest advicss from Acapulco cay that Capt
stockton, bearer Of dispatches to Demarara, and
In American consul, had been urrested, togett.
Win several American ladies, and imprisoned.
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far IN THE WooDs.-The Washington sen,Iao,
learns that destructive Gre was raging In the
woods In Fairfax county, Va, upon, or adjoining
ths estate OF Geo. w. cnstis, on Tuesday might
About one hundred scres u forest bad been con.
sp1sd. :.
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oAn, alias the "Ansel Gabriel. has been released
from the Washingtoa city jail Aftsr ob,aini,s
possession Of his buse, he gave parting blast nm.
der the jail windows and made tracks for p.b,
mora
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MISS A. N. SMITHS SCHOOL
FOR YOUNG LADIES,

FOR YOUNG LADIES,
Corner Of Fifth and Frankiia Streets.
HAVING rented tho School Rooms, for
IL msrly eecupisd By the Rev. Mr.. Hoge. Miss
aNITH win move from her present location, ON 9Th
erect asd commence her School 10 that plaee ON
MONDAY next Oct. 18th.
TesunA Re- e advertised In previous papers-
Mis- SMITH viii be assisted By her brother and
other competsut teaehsu- % 12-h
EOR SALE OR RENTAL elegant new
II tensmsnf on 0raes street, between 9Th and 5,h
enoo. Terms Of eale very aecousnedatine
nie Z = sold shorty, Il VIII b rented 70 good
esis-ss w. dobpIn i AfPEasoN.
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CUGAR AND MOLAE6E0, AT AUC-
~ IfON --On FnIOAy, tts I5th in1t, ecnmese-
loinise Mesrs Lu1Ism Wstson's once, foth e
Soufhsi1e of de Basin - 60 6 - Z
$40 hbds ssesr rsselss from ans to sboies qualifiss
100 bhle ptime Mofasses.
Also. other sticlss suited to the trade
TERns.-Uadsr sion eneh: oser 900 nonths
cr edis fcr approved neeotiabIe paper. s. sss
~ sale without regard TO ueathsr. -
.cc6 DUNLOP. MONCUnE I Co, Aects.
NOIICE.-fhe shove ssle VIII tnke place q our
ofiee DUNLOP. MONCUkE + Co. Auetsx
ADDf1IONAL.-Win be sddsd 70 the abnve sslss
% caves SHOES, ssy sewsd and nailed erofesss
heavy Brosues. boys Shoes, he. D. -. + CO.
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" ALUABLE b h OK DWELLING,
Y AND LARGE EuMBER OF BUILDING
LOTS, ON CHURCH AND UNION HILLS. FOR
the 18th day of October. 1854 the premises COM
mencng at O'Clock p. M, that very desirable Resi-
ing the west side Of 30th street, tSs feet running
back 126 feet to alley, and formerly occupied by
Mr.. Jno. HutcheTson.
SO feet 30rh street, running back i6 feet to said
alley.
After which, will be sold, that beautiful Square of
Land on Union Hill bounded by 9th, 18th, Q and
streets 1t will be divided nro lots fronting 53 feet
each, running back $50 feet to an alley.
The above Real Estate commends itself to the ia
vorsse consideration of persons disposed to invest
in an improving neighborhood.
TERMs-One fourth cash: balance at s. 6 and 8
months for ne gotiable notes. interest added, and
title retained tiltlast note 10 paid.
OCT GODDIN APPERSON, Aucts.
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THE MARKETS.

New YoRK, Oct. 12.-Flour-State has advanced
Is to S7t cts and Southern IL to Is cts Whe il
t6as higher. Corn has advanced 8 cents.
BALTIMORE, Oct IL Sales of Flour at 90 co..
Wheat and Corn firm.
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nevoIysrs K'fiss. Single and Double Pistos Ely and
other PERCUSSION CAPS, Wads, Epglish and
American Powder Knives of all kinds Fishing tackle
Walking Canes, Fish hooks. etc, from common to
the bnest made. all of which am Offering for SALE
low as similar articles be purchased in the city
l am also prepared to RE-STOCK, MEND aud
REPAIR GUNS. PISTOLS, etc, in the best man
ner and at all charses.
The public are invited to give me call at my store
south side of Main street few doors east of nth IT
THOMAS W. TIGNOR
&C l2-3m Gun Maker aud Repairer.
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NOTICE.-The subscriber having taken
IN tho large Lumber House on the Dock formerly
occupied By Mr.. d. B. Bddgfsrd, and next 10 Messn
such articles o. are Usually stored. on the usual
terms Application TO be made to the s16scIiber en-
the premises. WIN. JACKSON CLARKE.
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TNRUsTEEH SALE or REAL, 70
i TATE IN PIE COUNTY or HENnrcrs-
81 sirtss Of dead q ma sxsssted 70 the srSser
"a ssnss. sasss &C 81 Ssy cs
HsnrseS county Court - 1nd day Of ifsreh 1854
shsJ VII e the request q III soneeueS proceed 70
October, 1854 q the hour Of o'clock, n Is, that
c-rtsin tract or parcel Of snd mentioned In the sa6
deed ly i.s y the coanty q Hsasso above ths
acres be the same more ies ana b the same land
.hich vas conveyed to John =. Reeve By Powbstan
sss sSs 81 q &
yember isaA sad OF record In the Clerks Ofic. Of
:. s To Nest h sa % q s
Ing to the late John Sheppard Of Henrico, and i
Railroad. snd 10 regarded a. yalusb % well for farm
ing purposes as for the quantity ofpine wood upon H.
Terms Of ale e.sh, a. to % much ofthe proceeds
and charges Of e. and the usual credits VIII be given
upon the residue.
The Trustees win convey with the usual special
warranty. So
TH 8 Mn3SsS !. agTHsctxsos, Trustees.
The above sale win be made, 10 consequnce Of the
purchaser at the sale having failed to comply
with the terms thereof c2-tds
DE AUTIF q L COTTAGE RESI-
" DENCE ON 7rH ST., NORTH OF LEIGH
sold on sxTHRDA9, the 18th dsy Of October 1854 e
upon the premises. commerce cling at O'Clock, that
very neat aud desirable Italian Cottage residence JUST
erected on the West line of 18th street North Of
Leigh street, nearly opposite the City Spring The
lot fronts 80 feet back $50 feet. The Cottage has
Is ROOMS, with freplaces to 10 of them. and finished
in g very neat and tasty manner. The situation Of
the place. It's quiet and retired yet convenient oca
ton to the business parts Of the city make 1t alto
gether of the most desirable residences now In
market. After the sale of the house, parcel of the
Household Furniture will be sold.
Terms accommodating and made known at the hour
of SALE oc2 GODDIN APPERSON, Aucts
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BIZ ALEA. MUTT.
FURNITURE AT AUCTION.-Wil be

the suction mart large and well assorted lot of new
and ad hand Furniture, consisting of Sofss Bu-
reaus, Wardrobes, Lounges Washstands, b dsteada
Chairs Looking Beds Mattresses and large
lot of Cooking Utensils embracing the variety
CROCKERY. GLASSWARE. AND FANCY AR.
TICLES.-At the same time and place, the remain
and Fancy Articles, will be closed upon the follow.
ing terms: Sums of 500 ant under, cash; above
that amount, months credit for good negoabl. pa
per.
oc Is ALEX MOTT. Auct
HORSES AND MULES AT AUG
IL TION.-Wll be sold on SATURDAY, 18th
inst at 10 O'clock at the Horse Lot several young
Riding and Work Horses.
Also, young, wellbroks Mules, perfectly sound;
sold for no fault
Also, Snew and very light Street Carts.
&C IS ALEX. MOTT Auct,
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DOSTAGE S.-Citizens and
L strangers desiring Postage Stamps, can obtain
them at the new Bookstore. Kent Square.
VIM. A. BUFFERS. l57 Main It
Nearly opposite the Exchange Bank.
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IL GOOD Cook, Wssher and IrsneFi snd she has no
superior In the Dinins-roon. or work In general
about house II il very rarely that servant pcs
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particulars apply at Cary q. Jail. near Mayos
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