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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-21

N W. COELER, Importer and Dealer r II N
III RpANDEs WINES, CORDIALs and HAVANA ClGAKs.
the country allied dispatched with puncualiy Ct
@ thsir queH'
sxas Nnne but choice articles sold here -. g, ,.,,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-21

HSOR IIVERPOOL-The A fast sail sisssS
ing American ship GEORGE PEAB0DY, Capt AadsAhE
sr.on having neatly osro will have immediate
dapstch For talaacs Of freigh apply to
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-21

MT UMBER NOTICE We are now receiving a
regular supply very choice anage aeascped lam
beY Sawed Cypress Shingles Lah which, Win ou
Rough and Dra fssw tins
buders and Others 10 call M ,sc Al
dIs In WARD u CO Bnrcdne and ST. Jsssph sMses
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-21

N INSEED OIL--SO bbls, for sale by $500
a All JosEPH LANDS CO. 50 TohonpiioaIas arsst.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-21

of immense body of menadSanc1ng was heafo cese
The fog prevented fellows seeing far but the noise
told plainly that some 50N or 600e kussans were al
ready close at hand The stant the Russians eausns
sight of our battery throughthe f though they seemed
utterly spent by their exertn in climbing the Mill they
rushed forward with dashve hardly gave them credit
for. Nothing daunted BY th immense disparity ol hum
bers the 5th waited till th closed within ten feet and
then gave tremendous Wiley which stretchea 4oV .,
the enemy in the dust andthen each man loading ana
firing as he could ket ncessant discharge
of musketry upon each Russian as he approsched me
Russians halted for momet and tnsn, Win wonoeru
courage, rallied up and returned close and deaay nre
In less than five minutes thy again attempted 70 STORM
the battery In instant they rushed on and poured
its banks and through Is embrasures IN oVeIpoWsr
ing numbers There toment Of desperate struggle
during which gallant 56h fought haha 70 haha ahu
foot to foot with their nmeDus assaisnts 1t was but
moment, and in the next they had repused the attaen
and preserved the battery But it was in vain our i
lows displayed all this eourge-the enemy aifeaay OUT
numbered them at Tho ratsof to J. and fresh masses
were coming every minute Cur men Ieii py doNehs,
Their numbers dminishedeyery instant while those OF
the enemy increased. Suddenly the Russians lnaue an
other charge and this time With more effect From every
point they swarmed into The battery like bees IN truly
irresistible numbers and the BOTH after more tnan tWo
thirds Of the picket laydesd around retired from tne
battery just the nick of tne for the llth regiment Oh
Russian infantry had crossed the Tchernaya OF
point and trying tale men in rear and hanK
The 55th fell back among te bushes fighting to tne las1
TIL they came to another peket under the wall on the
old post road which, like it had lost halt It's men anu
fighting desperately toepel an attack irom
Of the enemy infantry Tie two pickets joined and or
time held the road againsta their assailans who ie
in heaps under the cool mRrerous FIRE OF our men u
the check to the RussiansWa only momentary they
had now got between SoW and 10000 men up tneii
heights on our right and thdr battery on the hill threw
shot and shell among with terrible euect. Ih'
pickes preparing to retre from the wall 3aeh io
unately two regiments he I'd division the 4lst AM
49h came into action, and passing the WALL opened
destructive file the Rssians our near tn
twogun battery The enemy returned 2 qai.e as rs9r m
@ ousIy but their small, iRfhcient weapons s1oou Az
| chance against MIME rifa. sfaa.ae
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-21

i'd it possible that the enemy
iagle night; SO the place had
NJ it was from this spot that
rom aboat ten guns full on
slight and second divisions,
d the rear. The instant the
mt emotions of utter aston
pissed, the 55th picket kept
u the battery, and the shot
itle injury. The cannonade
AL forts, redouhts and bate
"a with a tremendous roar,
arth. The scene at this mo-
i, camp, except to the sea,
aash after flash lit up the
!. This uproar was perfectly
began to reply, and both sides
I'M twn-fnId The shower of
nith rained into the camp like
10 place was safe from them.
be tents to pieces on places
idred as utterly cut of range.
va, increased by the obscurity
,tt o'clock, the darkness and
'oigh the heavy air the broad
nd their tremendous reports
aneyer. For all that could bt
!, he Russian batteries seemed
on all sides. Of course tbs
slut did not attempt to move
tae real attack commenced
ndthe sharp cracking fire o
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-21

-IisI7i'l .4--+ - A+s.aNF -
5sfl,lg5,zS. a; ! ssss4 ssssgstsisFz Za4f Gl1l
5s5sT 5szsslJ f 4 e4ss fisa yslS7sY
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-21

hsr l. svss ard importers city Of the celebrated
sAzERAS BRANDiEs keep constantly hand supPy Ct hs
grades we'll aa the oldest
1885, 1859 1906 tie attention of We as s
the above being Genuine article
WM.E. LEVERICH 4 90, Agents.,
t.a4f .SsTrFTfT@6 r. "a Old Lsves a'reat.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-21

WSOR LIyERPOGL.--Th fine fast sail .FSsN
n ing American shIp VENICE, Capt. Godfrey,
now loaing and viii have quick dspniSh For freight loo oe,
Coson apniy 10 y.P. WHITNEY & co. 81 Camp at.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-21

g1sOR RL.IVERpOOI-Th A fast sailing ,,s5Ah
Ar.eriean rhip WIZARD KING, Captain cons. .AasEz
sying nearly a will have immediate dispatch
ri ~ paaAes LOWELL liz Common ures
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-21

John Bright has been burned in efgy at Manchester
| Friend D were this legend " on bis breast
To brighten up the ouaker's fame,
| We give his body to the flame, f59E
s.ys And shout in England's mighty name, ,lb s
I Send him to Old Niohoas"
meeting of the creditors James ScIenry was held
et Liverpool at which shown according to the state
Of the accountant dividend q isea g pss a = = ths
liabilities likely to be largely diminished py tne Dill
ssens S ds Of Aaa
having principally occurred through naa aenIs
United State4 7j.s06i. d. q S isl s3e7ss.gss =
The Emperor has conferred on Gen. Oanrobet the pow
or To fiji nm vacancies rank Of Chief Escadron IN
ciusivey bestow on the field decorations % those
The cannon Of the Inyades redin celebration Of
the victory OF Inkermann, gg,55s, :, -
Seventeen first class English ships were et Teuon en-
"A barking troops and stores for the war ~.
French ships recently returned from the baitS
"a under orders for the Mederranean M
whose presence has hitherto been tolerated N PARIS ~
received orders to quit France All other kussans
+ domestic servants, likewise ordered TO leave
entel Langois and Montbec, political prisoners nay
. been liberated by the Emperors orders NJ sobrer wn
figured the revolution Of 1s4S died afeu DAYS noe
j | IN the Lunatio Hospital Of the Isere. SlsEs
Agents are buying up 10000 sheepskns for the use
3. | the French army In the hast.
!. ~ T. NApoLEoN's LETTER TO HIS ARMY.
To the Chief of tho Army Of the East q.
ID Cena-Your report respecting the victory OF lnks
mann has excited deep emotion In my mind Express
"a nv uanr I'd the army my entire satisfaction with
courage Il has displayed with lis energy supporting
he tigues and priyaton and Its cordal
w sbsr vaiant conduct Te them thas warmly
thiae with their msfortunes and with the cruel
,sassd to The task q soitenins the htssrss
After The brilliant victory OF the Alma haa nopsu
] sa,s that ss sssass sassa t. e
=, would seen hare fallen under car attscks ~. ~
stinats defense Of that and the
the course Of our success approve the seslstsacs
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-21

NM7HIsKY-l0o bbls Raw. high proof, for
III ssls yj5oskrH lands co IS rshoapiealss ss,ss
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-21

NSOR LIvERPOOL.-The new A fsb
H. sailing American ahp GULF sTKEAM SssAeG
loading and will have innedate dhpAeh OF
isis"' u LOW ''ss F. WHITNEY campst.
.,r,,, ~ hs a,fan an hoard.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-21
BRACES, BELTS, ETC.


E following figures the benefit be derived fr
ths OF the BYsea u n H.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-21

Of neasr. sNAtsksE -a4e8 s3s2l1
Mr.. Thomas e. Dspp, knight Of Fiat Kock. =
nanncd Miss L. DrnaeiL OF WashiDston, % third
Nod Of Honor. s'e.s go. =
The "Knishts, were then dismissed, the lsdiss 10
orange for the Queens Ball. 30 take place tonight
and the men TO prepare for dinner. r..
10 conclusion, I can only say that the aTourua.
raent" passed of pleasantly, and that the Manager
and their assistants exerted themselves to give al
.ssacsiou to ell around them But for the Iateuees
of the hour. and my aversion to long and unintsr.
esting letters, would add word relative b. the
"Husuenot" and Its Management, as under,tsud
that Maj. Woodbridge has become sole proprietor.
having purchased the entire interest of the late DR.
Royster This. however, viii sufiss for another
scrinoiing. so adieu- Yours, Doc
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-21

EOR LEASE-At Auction, the late resi-

EOR LEASE-At Auction, the late resi-
l. dence of George Charter, decd, aud at present
occupied BY Gervus g. Burton, in the Bowling Green
in the county of Henrico.|I will lease the above
place publicly upon the premises, WEDNESDAY,,
the 9th inst, At O'Clock In the Afternoon. fair;
if not the next fair day. at tho same hour for three
Year, from the list day Of January next The present
tenant Mr.. Burton, will give possession In October
Ii he can procure house to suit him. p
At the same time and place will lease the Lot
irmediatsy opposite for the same time; rent to be
paid quarterly and security will be required for the
rent-the Lessee to pay the taxes.
J. B. KEESEE,
Guardian of Georeisna L. Charter, and
80 Attorney for Lucy A. Barton.
THos w KEKsEE. Auct. mf rs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-21

- 0OO0fN &sAKIEk8ONs
HAND60ME BKICK DWELLING on
Cl.A1 eL.NkAR CLAY 81. CHAPEL, BOR
..x. - IS. AvC!iON viii BE- sold % SatufdA4A ~
eommsnsne q q eioea e. sssIrsSIy iceitsS b1;.S
aw.sns on ne eouthsids Of Clsy. between llslison
saa ns1H esseeeA now In the pancy Of Mr. j.
a lsryn, sne opposite the rssidenes Of 3. &. Rsk
- Il ne lce fronts 50 feet, runs back 80 fest
s1 M -. 80, r. q me wster in the yard
IemE Urne-fcufth cash. balance st 8. 8 snd . mos,
ior ns9 liable notes interest addsd and title rsfan
e Il 6oDDrN I ArpERsoH, Aset.
TRUSTEE'S SALE OF REAL ES-
TATE in THE COUNTY OF HENRICO-
scriben e Trustees dated 18th November. i15s. and
admitted e record IN the Clerks Once or Henrico
Co1nty Sourt ON the ID day Of March, 1854. they
Will q the request Of al parties concerned, proceed
q On ss s :. hs Il hour q
oSiocA. n. that certain tract OF Land mentioned
IN the said deed lying in the County Of Henrico
Shove the City Of Richmond and il supposed to con-
same land which wss conve, "a TO John ,. Reeve bv
roMns5an Roberts and Joseph Jackson, Jr, ex'Ts Of
Jonn Snep pafd deceased. by deed dated 9Th Nevsm-
Der lsoS aud Of record in the Clerks ONCE Of Hem
REQ county Court the said tract of land 10 known
the s homestesd tract belonging to the late John
sheppard OF Henrico, and 10 about nine miles above
the city OF Richmond and 10 near to the Richmond.
FIedereksours and Potomsc Railroad and 10 regard
cd as valuable q well for farming purposes for the
quantity OF pine wood upon It. S
TERMS OF SALE.-Cash AZ to 90 much Of the prc.
ceeds - will be sufficient to pay about q 100 and
the costs and charges of sale and the usual credits
will be Eiven upon the residue. -
The Trustees will convey the usual special war.
ranty. R. X. ROBERTS, lu--x
Sale conducted by GoBDIH L APPERsoN, Auets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-21

MIGHT SALES-BY LARus & SHINE.
kN-Our Night sales win commence on SATUR-
DAY evening, the 2Srd inst, at o'clock and CON.
tinue every. evening during the sesson, at which
time, win sell, largo and varied assortment of
Staple and Fancy Goods. such Cassimeres Cloths,
Vsstings, Ladies' Dress Goods of every description
Clothing, Trunks, Vsliees and Carpet Bags Fancy
Goods, such - Work Boxes Wiring Decks, Port
description Of Gallery suitable for the country trade
Gold and Silver Watch Chains, Breast Pins, Brace.
let's Guns, Pistols Percussion Caps &c, &C., &c
The city trade and country merchants would do
well to attend. viii Offer great Inducements to
those who ,patroniEe our house, At the same time
every article we offer for sale IL warranted to be
represented. LARUS SHINE. Auc'trs.
se IS "a Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-21
THRUST SALE OF REAL EsTATE

i Pursuant to the provisions of Deed of Trust
executed by John Yafbfough the subscriber dated
the 9th day of August 1912 and recorded in Henrco
County Court Clerks Office, ON the Same day, for The
purpose of securing certain ssn: of money therein
mentioned, due to VIM. J: Yarbroush, shall on
MONDAY, the 25th day Of September, 1854, com.
mencing at O'Clock P. H., proceed to sel ct public
Auction, on tbs first piece Of ground hereinafter
mentioned, to the highest bidder for cash the In
terest of the said John Ysrbrough lbeing onenntb,
in tho following real estate, conveyed BY said deed
to wit: In lot Of ground containing ons aero, with
rico county, being part of square No. A, In Adams,
Addition. and occupied BY James Yarbrough In his
lifetime; also, In another lot containing one acre al
joining the lot first mentioned; and in another lot.
containing half acre. in or near Shed Town, known
a. the Blck-Yard Lot on N and ed streets, in Ad.
ans Addition. ,sr - -
Acting a Trustee. shall convey with special war.
rsnty only. p. G. LAAUS, Trustee.
Sale conducted by LARus SHINE, Aucts.
& +
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-21
VACANT LOTS ON TETGH sTprr,
BY LARWS : SHINE
SiOCK OF MILLINERY, vELvETg

CTOCK OF MILI1lNh.RY vETvrru
~ MANTlLLAs,k lie. he. &e AT AUCTION 90 ~,
~ ThuhSDAf Morning the 2lst inst, comm ensns -
- TcrE we viii sell ct public suction arss stees
OF viewer Manttiiss Silks Satins Ribboua H. sIso
large stock Of Millinery Goods The ,tci 5000 49,
OK c .ne latest styles and fashonabl Fail Goeds
we'll to sttend 81 ih., s1d fns city trade would DO
several lines ~ 'sny ais'eies In thefr
SAFE 70 take place in our large sales ROOM on the
e ~ LARUs SHINE. Aucts., "A Main Il. /,
,AiDDITIONAL.-Wil be added to the sbovs =. s.le
shoes .nch a. Misses and Chilerens css;.sr,
LIND slippers Missss and childTens Roottees Bns.
ans. Slipper &c Ladies' and Misses Morocco Bss-
MIA sIs &c. &C.; Women's Boottses, and
se III ss LAHIJa = ay5r,ar
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-21
NEW FALL STOCK-A la


stock OF new goods for tho Fall trade has lust
Deen received at "MAuRICES Metropolitan
Boot and Shoe Saloon Richmond. Va -
This new establishment aga,n presents its claims
TO your attention. The proprietor 10 now prepared
snow every kind of and fashionable Boots and
Snoes for fall and winter wear. e The widely
spreading reputation of the metropolitan for keep.
ing the largest and best selected of the richest
and most desirable goods will be proved from an ex-
animation OF the present large assortment.
Uur assortment was purchased almost entirely for
cssn sno az such very low prices, that feel
per cent less than have been in the habit of buy-
ing Inem Our supply of servants Shoes IL very I.
lenve ana unusual care has been taken this season
20 set sood strong ones such will not rip and to
bent upon It. and advise You to call at once and
get all the Boots and Shoes you want before the bar
Our motto The best Of goods at the fairest pricee
Ladies and gentlemen, respectfully invite Won TO
call and see me at the "Metropolitann Isl Nan If
Eagle square. CHARLES 8. MAURICE.
% IL Isl Main Rtrhro.I u.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-21

NOTICE TO t15c r,<1<.rrsre
eisns.t. n. S - g 1lasalssry ~. -
boz eonmssei.s & 10 e'sissk Il ~ ~ S.,sens-
ths city e 1iehnonA VI ths 4ecls.s ihssliss.s
Loet. beloseiss 10 the james liver ~ e Sc ship
Ccnlsny,. The eqsipment = eompiefs. - ~
.it:d e. ss. sss,y MoIi ss1s,tis R Heh
Boilers, Is inch Cylinder, sndsf sset ~ e
good order; 4Serew Pumps % b. - 80 I5ss. So
rel srs ven korDsd. quantity e n.sia Hen. h
in Cable for driving Band. @ sboye-new aal hall
yorn Abost 2 DszIisks be.sss 81 ess.ss - en-
About % Horses soms Of Nk1eh areyssy fns, VIII
E.s., wSsi VEL 1Iss ss.i. 7:s1 e a. 49,
Z, sons n aSys whseibearovs ficks. Shovel Gov
psf. Drilis Blaehsnithe and c6spsstsn, Toois &e.,
assssl hsss5 E:nsi q HsiisosS J OF "a
ior9ns Contractors and Mssons a szccllcnf cv.or.
Ssc s..s g. re. ssss.y wosa
.es9o sseaa for spprovss paPe WIN
as Ensi asssi Eastern DIV Jam. p ~ 3; wx4fo
sac sondasfed br TAYLOR wnLIAa 5, Assstrs.
cosrrNuAscE or sALE.-rh. 49,. -. IN, :.
continued On THURSDAY. alst ssrtsmSsr, q 10
S pr'p'sx II siP:. Wills e :. ;91s .,
HANDSOME BRICK C0rT4GE pr
IL sIDENCE AND BUILDING InTs On
nn!AIRs y ST, AT AUcTioN.-oa THuRS.
s a.i; zs,s Of ssIs , e q O'clock spon
COTTA0E situated on the North side Of Nassssil
:sssf md sdjoiains the resldsnce Of Hon. John II.
r .ssss There sss 81 vel, .rrsDssd md pssns
n. .ns R sSa are beautifully with 1a Trees
perry being situated beyond the corporsts iinIte I.
Tho property fronts I66 n - an = h.xs,.x
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-21

SAILING OF rHE BEN. FnANKL1N-The mysteri.
Gus steamship Ben. Franklin, at New York, when
released BY the U. g. Marshal, Immediately fred M
and cleared for St Thomas
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-21
VALUABLE FARM IN CHESTER
FIELD COUNTY AT AUCTION-On MOI

v FIELD COUNTY AT AUCTION.-On MON.
DAY, the ID October. commencing at u O'clock M
We will sell at public Auction. that valuable FARM.
belonging to Mr. 8. p Gilbert. situated in Chsster
miles from Richmond, containing 100 cores, so of
which simproved end 50 in original growth heayiy
sidence together with all the necessary outshouses.
Also, an excellent Spring, and an Orcbald bearing
Peaches, Plums, Pears, Cherries and Apples and
we'll adapted for Market Garden =
The above Farm IL part of HobbS estate, well
fenced, and about miles from Railrosd. Parton.
lars given on application to the subscribers -
llla m ss LARUS 4 SHINE, Aucts.
sell ~ Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-21

SHNoLE FACTORY BURNr-Burtis' single fac
tory, at Rochester, N. Y, was burnt on Tuesday
morning involving loss of $40 OOO on which there
was an insurance of $4,000.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-21


4 P1rrsBulo. Sept l9-9 r. M-I1srs has been
upwards Of 90 dMths By cholera e04Asy d our a.
nicfed city. but the new cases have dtuuiuhed and
strong hopes are now entertained that he disease
= commanding % abaie. We have delightful
rain this evening, which VIII, b h hoped, have
salutary effect. - e
Among those who died on Sunday and Monday,
we're the Rev. Henry 7. Layton, who was attending
the Methodist Protestant Conference In Allegheny
City; Rev. Levi severencs, chaplain 10 the Mason
ic Lodge in Pittsbursi w. w. Bell, conductor on
the Pennsyivauia Railroad; g. R. JohnsoD lase city
treasurer ct Phtsbure; DR.. Wilson and Samuel
sipIe, of the thestre. Mr. siple II win be retnem.
bered, was quite favorife actor at the Richmond
Theatre last season
ae cHoLERA AT SEA. $3.50. g
NEW Yohx, Sept 19-The packet ship Yorktown
arrived at Quarantine today; had q deaths from
cholera on the passage
Inc chip 1t. Petersburg arrived from Havre this
morning; had As deaths from cholera on board du-
ring the passage. 80
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-21

an THIS EVENING, at 7 O'CLOCK.

I'm THIS EVENING, at Z o'clock, I
~ shall offer at auction large assortms Mt Of staple
and Fancy Goods combating In psrt q follows Vi Z:
Gold and Silver Watches ! To- - Z Z
Geld Jewery of every description ses88 u
Silver and plated ware; Clocks Of ell kinds
$500 doz white and colored spool cotton l1sss =
$50 gro Buttons, assorted kinds ysSA es6 81 So
It's - Lead Pencils, assorted kinds saseeat -
$50 doz Knives, Scissors and Razors - q
800 Porte Monaiss and Purses sspsaa ga
$50 g Hsir Teeth, Nail and Larher Brushes So
IS plated Sewing Birds gv6 4
$50 - assorted Combs 20
IFS fancy Boxes . large assortment ~
s450 fancy 6oaps-40 different kinds
Also large assortment of blank books. paper. On
velopes steel pens, waters, double barrel gnps pa
tent balances. spoons, coffee mills. hammers; toesth.
or with great variety Of goods too numerous 10
mention, In lots TO suit purchasers Every article
ehsnts respectfully invited to attend the ale q
the goods will positively be sold to close eonsen-
ments ELIAS HALE, So
Asfs4esss leg Main 1t.
Additions can be received
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-21

THE WASHINGTON ANDALKxANDArA RAILROAD.
This does not seem to be popular scheme with
the people of Washington. The books were open
cd week ago for subscriptions to the stock of the
road, but.as yet no stock has been subscribed for
by the citizens. et.s .gss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-21
BEAUTIFUL FARM, AND COTTAGE

BEAUTIFUL FARM, AND COTTAGE
- DWELLING THEREON, NEAR BROOKE
TURNPIKE, SIX MILES FROM RICHMOND,
FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-Will be sold on TUES
DAY. the 26.h day of Sept. 1884, on the premises,
commencing at Al O'Clock. the handsome Farm and
beautiful Cottsse Dwelling thereon, near the Brooke
Turnpike new Plank Road six miles from Rich.
mond, adjoining the lands of Major JAS Hll, Chas.
c. Lee, Esq. and Others containing by survey 1851
acres about half cleared. balance in wood and some
timber of original growth.
The buildings are all new, and are not only ample
for the use of the Farm, but the dwelling itself il
remarkably we'll planned and tastefully finished
The neishborhood Is excellent and the plsce re-
markably healthy. The new Plank Road, on the site
of the Turnpike, will run within quarter of mile
of the dwelling.
TERMS very accommodating, and made known on
eis GoDDIN l. APPERsoN, Aucts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-21

SArLED.-The steamer Santa Anna sailed from
New York for Vera Cruz Tuesday morning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-21
GUNS, GUNS-PTSTOT.g

PISTOLS.-At 96 Main street.-EN.
COURAGE VIRGINIA IMPORT.
-.-a., ERS.-ANOTHER DIRECT I'M
FOE cFTy % OF GUNs o AND WATCHES 10
POOL-Just received, direct from the msnufsctnrer.
smother lot of those cheap, double barrel Guns
Gold Watch that has given such general satisfac
in this city having bought them for cash. direct from
Double barrel English Guns, warranted, from o.
Pistos-Colts, Aliens and others. from 75c to cas-
Percussion Caps, 1000 for 40 cts
Bowie Knives, at 81. f-.-.....t..s--
Wad,,-n boxes containing $50 each, at 1876. boz.
5od watches. warranted in going order 30 to $50
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Gold Watches which have given such ger ersl sst;s
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