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THE RATrIE nR AIxA

The details Of the bastle Of Alma show n. .avs,
ity OF the combat. The steamer MI. which lei,
Constantnopie on the p5sh, arrived At Marseilles
with dispatches tor the French government rrla
tive to this saneuinary affair." and we learn from
teesrsphic message that the English loss 10 Killed
aud wounded, instead of being 400. a. at 6rs,
stated vas SEQ over 2ooo while that Of the French
was nut ,4b0, but Gen. Bouet was killed. The
Russians numbered 700 men 100 cannon and
their lose 10 killed and wounded Il variousIv esti
mated AZ 6UOO to 10 900, the former being probably
tne more correct The Fury was on the way to
Ioe.ena VIM dispatches TO that government
IL appears from the accounts which have reac he'd
toe + rencn government that the battle was fought
within avery short distance of the sea coaa-
Inc french army, consisting of either three or
tour DIVISIONS, occupied the right. and was. conse
uuentiy, nearest the sea The English occupied
the centre, and the Turks the left. The French
army being nearest the sea- fully one half OF it was
protected by the fire from the steamers so that the
extreme right and centre of the French line did
not suffer much. The French division which suf.
Tered most waso the left of the French line and
nexsto the English. 1t was commanded by Gen
Thonnasson, who was desperately wo anded. and
is said to have since died of his wounds The brurt
OF the battle tell upon Engiishmen.
The main charge must have been a tremendous
one. 1t Seems that. although the Russians were
posted on the opposite side of deep rsvine and
on the top of steep and difficult bank, where they
had deliberately taken up their position. and where
they were protected by their artillery the whole of
the English army and the left division efthe French
army stormed this formidable position 10 front and
carried IL Every military man knows what des-
perate affair such an attack is.
MARsEILLEr. Friday Morning, Oct 6-The Fury
which left Coustantnople on the 9th, has arrived
UP to the 9th there has been no further fighting at
Crimea The Odd regiment lost all Its officers but
three. OF whom Captain Bell was the senior. Col
Ain:lie was killed while attempting to plant stan
dard on the heights OF Alma. General Brown had
horse killed under him
Sebastopol 10 invested.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
BY LARUS < SHINE.

A SSIGNEE'S STOCK SALE OF FAN.
"a CY GOODS AT AUCTION.-On FRIDAY. the
9TH, commencing at 10 O'clock we win sell at auc.
ton, at our sales room, No "a Main street. large
and splendid stock Of Staple and Fancy Goods, .em-
bracinE In part as follows:
200 coz Pocket Cutlery. 100 Ne 8. -B..Percussion
Caps SO gross lined iron Tea Spoons 20 gross Table
do 10 gross tipped Albata Tea do, 10 Table do 100
N Hicks Hat Caps. 20 gross Watch Keys, 20 doz.
doz Powder Flasks. 20 dog Tea Rells 10 dez Sewing
Birds, IL dog Metal Spectacle Cases. 50 gross Agate
Buttons 1000 dog patent Spool Cotton 500 dog imta-
ton Coates do; 100 gross Shoe Lscers 1o0 dog Cot
ton Tspe 500 lbs Linen Thread gross Ladies' Elias
ties, so dog Moravian Cotton, so doz French gilt
Chains, IS doz Tortoise Shell Side Co abs 500 doz
Dressing Combs, so doz French Buffalo Back Combs,
100 M Heming's Needles, 100 NJ Affords do, 50 doz
Cologne 10 gross row Tooth Brushes 10 gross re
do, grem Military Shaving Soap; together with q
large collection of Perfumery, Accordeons, Neck
laces, Beads. &c. &c. The city and country trade
would do well to attend The goods win be sold in
lots to suit the trade, and every lot offered will bs
positively sold. LARUS l. SHINE. Aucts,
&C. u Main st
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THE ELLSWORTH OurRAGE.-It il now settled
that the Rev Mr.. Bapst, who was tar ed and feath
cred at Ellsworth, Me, has recovered from his in
juries. The Boston Journal says:
The immediate cause of the outrSke upon Mr.
Bapst, consisted in the fact that he Aad been con-
nected with controversy respectingNshe rights of
the authorities 70 enforce the reading Of book Ia
school on the part of scholars whose parents OBJ
ected TO IT, Being oyerruled by the eathoritiee he
had brought the matter before the regularly const
tuted tribunals, where It Is now awaiting decision
The outrage will nflict deep stain uson the town
OF Ellsworth, and must be deplored b. every good
citizen.
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YELLOW FEVER RAylGEs.

COLUMBIA Oct. 2l.-The weather at Charleston
is now cool and pleasant, but the yellow fever still
continues epidemic.
From Montgomery, Ala, the acc,t4nts of the raw
ages OF the yellow fever are very sad, One hun
dred and thirty six cases are repo-ted under
treatment, and the mortality is large
MONTGOMERY, Oct. 22--The yelioV fever is very
malignant here. Ten deaths occurred yesterday
The weather ia cool, but there is nj abatement of
he diseasa
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ANOTHER DIVORCE CAsE.-The New Yorl

ANOTHER DIVORCE CAsE.-The New York cor.
respondent of the Baltimore American writes
1t is rumored that another great divorce case il
on o. the tapis. 1t is beyond doubt that certain
Fifth Avenue millionaire has recently had serious
grounds OF complaint against his better halt" who
Is a lady OF considerable attractions and some 20
years his junior. young and handsome French
Count, who had been employed to instruct the
children of the husband by his first wife. in Ia
langne Franchise, and the Madame, it is said.
were discovered in fagranti delicto The Count
managed to elude the rage of the injured husband
fled through back window, and mm ediately
set out for parts unknown.
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DEATH OF A VETERAN ACTOR Mr. Samuel
the West, and the grandfather of Miss Julia Dean.
the popular actress. died in Kentucky on the 18th
inst, at the age of sc years He retired from the
stage about 20 ago, and has since then resided on
his farm on the banks of the Ohio, some 20 miles
above Louisville
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By ToLKR { Co0K, zasss.
HoMMISSIONER,s SALE or IAnrs

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF JAMES
~ RIVER LAND, IN THE country an
GOoCatAND.-Runuantt to decree Of the Cirenit
CogrG OF 0oochland county, IN suit dependins Ia
ss!a Sourt shall, ~ Commissions appointed ~ fke
saio decree proceed ON WEDNESDAY. SSH 81 o.
1924 on the premises to offer for ale 10 tie
nlenest bidder, the tract Of Land WING in oochsnd
county, Known a. "FAIRF1ELD.S = 7T--.S - -
TINS Farm y about IS miles from the city Of Rich.
mond and within few hundred yards of james ii.
yer It borders on Licking Hole Crock for more chan
mile, and contains $50 acres of Land Of which there
are 70 or lSe OF low lands. essfs 1tiiEss1tE
The quality OF the high lands 10 unsurpa1ed for
crops By any in the county. 1t Il situated
sna IN. Boliing Hal estate and commands masni-
nent view OF the river and sdjacent country The
entire tract e well watered. Fer health and society,"
this Farm efers great inducements to purchasers.
About 200 bushels Wheat will be seeded on the
usuaI terms; and it suano 10 used, viii be charged
Persons disposed to purchase, ara invited t.. view
before the day address Though the Post
omce, w. B. Weiaiger, Loeb Lomsnd p d. ElE
Afresbyterian church and an Episoopsl church. A.
hood. 80 fslssls-s. = q - e'
TERsfs-Ons third of the purchase money! cash.
the residue to be paid in i've equal instaments
secured by good personal security, and By deed Of
trust upon the land the bonds for the deferred paw
msnts to bear interest from the day of sale and In
terest to be paid annually. f-5@ a. : q -
TOLER COOK Inct. O"' eo.n
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FATAL ACCIDENT.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct 22-kman named Thomas
Bentley was killed yesterday "a the Columbia Rail
road below Parkersburg by bang run over by the
the freight train to return. Sefusing to pay the
agent for his ride, scuffie er'ued when he either
fell or was pushed off The wheels crushed both
his legs in dreadful manner. 1and he died in an
hour. An inquest was held uAon the body, when
the jury returned verdict that(the man came to
his death by being thrown from the train by some
agent OF the company unknown
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LATER FROM LIBKRIA-Tbe advices from I.ibe-
ria are to the 10th of august. The ship Sophia
Walker. (of Baltimore) from Norfolk and sayan
nah, arrived at Monrovia on the Both Of July, with
large company of emigrants, about half of whom
were landed at Grand Bassa. Much sickness pre-.
vailed On board during the passage out, especially
among the children, twenty of whom died before
reaching Grand Bassa, aid eight or ten more soon
after landing. Bad water Is said to hays caused or
aggravated the sickness.
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CHURCH DIFFICULTY.

CINCINNATI, Oct 2l.-A difficulty has existed
for SEINE time past between t. Trustees Of the
Catholic Bishop of the diocese, growing out of the
latter building a school house IN the church lot
without the consent of the Trustees, who applied
for an injunction to restrain the BShop. To-day the
court granted the Misunderstanding that the
Bishop had right to appoint Trustees for the church
and use the ground for church purposes only.
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The accident on the railroad between Baltimore
and Washington on Saturday evening resulted in
serious damage to the engine and the detention O,
two trains Nothing farther
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TOLLR COOK, Aucts. oc q
4 MOST DESIRABLE SMALL FARM

a FOR SALE-lying just beyond Church Hill.
adjoining the land. of Mr. Henry Blaksy and others
The subscriber wishing to nearer to his bus-
estate in the city, either Church Hin or Sheckoe
Hill and unless It i disposed of privately or other
wise, it will be sold at public Auction on the nre
P. NJ. 1000
The Farm contains 80 acres of land well improved
and with soil most admirs v adapted for Mari A.
Garden with an excellent Dwelling and all
out.houss In good repair. For further particulars
bian Hotel THOS IETTyVTCH
oc Pits
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THE MARKETS.

New YorK, Oct. 25-Flour il a t,ias' higher
sales Of Southern at % 620ss 81 Wheat firm, with
an upward tendency Corn-holders are firm ut last
quotations.
BALTIMORE, Oct 23.-Flour-ho lders are firm at
ss6s25. Wheat is advancing -sales Of white a.
si.sS0slsa; red Si650i,75, for good to fine quail.
ties Corn frm-white 74az5 cent?; yellow 7s07s
centa -
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FIRE AND LOSS OF LIFE

wArEayrLLs, n. u. Oesobsr ii la .se town of
Aarshsii, st shout nins O'Clock last nSbt, Gre
was discovered in the house Of Mr.. Oliykr an En-
window In the house and rescued . child About four
ye,n old. The child states that the IRE originated
from match which bis grandmother, - .. Oliver.
taking .. causing her death before msdAsi assist
snes could be obtained.
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The brass mandatory Of voorhees, g. Davis, al
Williamsburg, N. y, was destroyed by fire last sa.
turday morning. Loss Sl2 O0O
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IMmIGRANrs.-A number of immigt.nt ships ar.
rived at New York Sunday, bringing ,ot less than
COCO passengers. The ship J. A. Weservelt from
Liverpool had 80 deaths from cholers during the
voyage, and the ship J. r. GiIchrist from Havre had
10 deaths from the same disease
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VERDICT IN LIBEL SUIT.-Shearjashu spoo
ner has received a verdict of 50 $50, in New York
against Mr.. John NJ. Dsuiel, the former editor oil
the Richmond Examiner.
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THE ARCTIC RumoR UNFouNDrp

THE ARCTIC RumoR UNFouNDED.
urreaders wiliregres to learn thst the run,or
ed arrival of several Of the Arcics passengers and
Grew Il Philadeipbia. was entirely unfounded. One
Of the boats In which Baham's party we're saved IL
on board the Osprey. but no moro Of the unfortu.
nate persons have been heard from.
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The JAPAN EXPEDITION We have adyices
from the U. S. store ship as late as the 10th of
June She was then at Simoda. All well on board.
Visits have been made to sundry villages along
the coast. The inhabitants generally, were of q
friendly disposition. The U. S. ship Southampton
was to sail in few days direct to Washington.
conveying the Emperor's presents to our Govern.
ment. The ship was deeply loaded with boxe..
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SEIZURE OF A vEssEL.-The Sierr\ Leone, for
meriy the Lyra Ann cleared at Eew&ork for the
West Coast of Africa, was seized on Thursday by
the authorities on the ground Of being attended for
slave trading. She was, however, Afterwards SUIT
tered 70 depart
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The fire In Walker and Canal streets. New York,
last Friday night, destroyed about $4,000 worth
of property. g., u
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The know-kothings elected member of the
House Of Commons, 10 Wilmington, 4. C., lasi
week to ill vacancy.
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NEW ORLEANS. Oct. 20.-The weather is now
COOL and there is but little sickness In the city
Citizens who have been absent during the past sea-
son now returning.
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HEALTH OF NEW YORK.
HEALTH OF NEW ORLEANS.

NEW York, Oct 22-The mortality in this city
for s%o the week ending with to-day
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The Martiasburg Republican confirms The repor,
that the cholera has re.appeared in that town
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GROCERIES, 90. At AUCTION
- 0n THUhsDAx. Oefobes 18Th, ~ wfu sslI, q
" Ssosr g oar Anstion stsfa q assortnsnt q
nio and java Cc1ss a 1880
o1shss y :. :ff fs 90 Gee s.lss'
W Wgi,sSssS Scsps Candles
Green and Block Teas
WrappnR Twine
Do y PEPPER ~
Tobacco; Ciesrs
Q kreneh Brandy 49,
20 HalEBoxes KaiSne, he. Ge.
-Undsr ef0o, cash; el00 and over, mos.
o. 10 DAvENPokf. ALLEN Co, Aaet.
ALSO, Is ~ sas,.s
: 30 Dbl prime No. LARD. sssss
DC . -. D.. 4 & Co. Austa
k00 CASES BOOTS, SHOES AND
yOO HATS, AT ,AUcTION.-on FafDAY.
Oct ye VIII sell ut our auction stors ct 81 o,ek
~ esses Boots. Shoes and Hat4 al frssh and -.
snia 0o0ds. comprising sss%sss 81.
n Ms hne Calf Boots and Shoes
naeA's coarse and heavy Boots and Brcgues
neyS do do do do
c na1 s,.s Shoes, Of al desirable Kinds
SSs"nss- uaS De do do
miehmona made BroRues
ripping Paper, &c lie; s.5s.*&g
TEkns.-U nder 9io0 cash I: over 500 monfbs
crecH, for approved negotiahle paper = 8
81, DAVENPORT. ALLEN / CO.
Auets
a5s $ s6seg51e 81 ALSO, II ii q AZ
% cases CLOTH CAPS and WOOL HATS. a
W - D.. A. q co. AuAlaz
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i - BY ELIAS hale. No. le6 Msin Ct.
an THIS EVENING. at 7 o,clock

i = ~.
ON THIS EVENING, at z O'Clock. ]
shall otter ct auction large assortme ut Of atsple
and Fancy Goods combating In part a. foilovs 81.
Gold and Silver Watches -
Gold Jewelry Of every description
Silver and plated ware; Clocks of all kinds -
25O0 doz white and eolored spool cotton
1909 gro Buttons assorted kinds
us = Lesd Pencils, assorted kinds 9l
~ dog Knivea Scissors and Razors
500 :. Porte Monaies and Purses s
259 Hair, Teeth, Nail and Lsther Rrusbs.
i IS :" plated Sewing Birds
ll5 fancy Boxes, q large assortment
24O " fancy Soaps, 40 different kinds gri&3
Also, alarge assortment of blank books paper en-.
veopes, steel pens, WATERS double barrel s,Ins pa
tent balances spoons, coffee mills, hammers togeth.
OF With great variety of goods too numerous to
mention, In lots to suit purchasers. Eyery article
warranted ~ represented. City and country mer.
chants are respectfully invited to attend the ala
tho goods viii podtively be sold to close consien-
ments. RI S1 ELIAS HALE,
4 ags t 106 Main It.
Additions he veceived ~--s
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DEATH-Joo 3. Oliver, prominent lawyer Of
Troy, N. r., died on Saturday.
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CONFIRMATION OF THE DEFEAT OF TIE
MEXICAN REUQI I1TI6NIST ----

NEW ORLEANS, Oct q. A letter received here
from Texas, dated 18th inst, says that the yellow
lever Ii subsiding at Brownsville AID confirms the
previously reported defeat of the, revolutionists
who were driven from Mexico acrtss the river.
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YELLOW FEVER AT THE SOUTH.
COLUMBIA, 8. C Oct. 23-There were deaths
from yellow fever 10 Savannah on Saturday.
No frost has yet appeared in Columbia.
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BY LARUS 4 SHINE
STOCK OF SADDT.E-

EXTENSIVE STOCK OF SADDLE
~ RY. CARRIAGE. BUGGY. CART, HAIR.
NESS, &c. AT AUCTION-The subscriber intend
ing TO make change in his business will cffer for
sale at pablo auction, on WEDNESDAY, the lat az
Of November, 1854. at his old stand, No GA Main q
ing in part - o -. $3.50
100 sets Of Carriage, Buggy, Wagon and Cart Har.
$50 Saddles, of allstyles. ia Ssss
49, sezs8s has4 ALSO, asss5e.2 ssa ets -
b 'arge and handsome assortment of Bridles Bit.
Whips &C., together with large and general q. ort
ment of Saddlers Goods = y
The above stock IL of the most exquisite workman.
ship and superior material, being made under nv
personal supervision, expressly for custom ana retail
trade. 81. ~ 80 ~
Visitors to the Agricultural Fair would do well to
attend a. this IL rare opportunity. and probably
never again will such chance present itself
Terms at sale JOSEPH 81. COLQUITT.
Sale conducted by LARus & SHINE, Aucts.
&C lS-tds t' : N = .. r
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VAL
FREDERiCKsBURa AND POTOMAC RAIL
RfcHMoND, FOR SALE AT AucTioN.MBy
virtue of decree Of the Circuit Court of the county
Of Hsn,co On the 10Th day Ct May
missioner Of the Court for the purpose win expose
DAY, Oct "a, 1854, commencing at ii O'Clock, the
larger portion of the Tract of Land in the county of
Henrico of which Barrett Price died seized contain
1as County $50 acres and divided
into lots from one to thirteen inclusive.
The Mans,n Tract has 7oa acres attached to II, of
which about Is acres well wooded. The other
Lots contain from 10 to % acres and for the most
part are covered with heavy original growth of most
valuable pine and oak wood. and some fine heart
The railroad runs through this land, thus affording
convenient access to the city of Richmond; but be-
lard of Mr.. John A Glazebrook, opening into the
Brook Turnpike, (now Plank Road,} near the hrst
Toll Gate, BY which . most comfortable and pless-
ant in gress and sgress can be had to each Of the
Lots.
The wood and timber on this land have attracted
view Of its neaIness to the city of chmsnd (where
is in great demand offer great Inducements to per
sob: desirous of engaging In farming or In the wood
We invite attention to the map. to be- seen at our
office, which exhibits clearly the location and i'd.
vantases OF this most desirable property.
for gotiabe notes. with good endorse for the de-
ferred payments and title retained subject 70 the
future order Of the oS caxs. G. HUDSON, Conf.
Sale conducted by GoDDIN APPEssoN; Auets.
r. 8. We are authorised to state that the hermf
tage Tract of Land, adjoping the above On ene
south. belonging to Gen. Scott and Or CsfeH, VIII
be laid off Ia Lots with streets running thIouEh
the same. thus connecting the above lard win tne
oc ai-tSs g "a.
NOTICE.-Th he sale of Land, near Rich
mond. advertised by Charles c. Huds,n. Commis-
sion, TO take place on TUESDAY, the 2sth 0ceober.
1854. h unavoidsbiy postponed till FkIpAf, the g
&C ls' s &C isS Rs' afSEisoS xass.
CMALLFARM ON DEEP-RUN TURN
~ PIKE ROAD is miles frsm Riehmondh FOk
SALE AT AUCTION.-Will be sold g Anct,ens the
formerly g o.n:a p si T.1s
PIKE miles from Richmond. sdtoinins the snSs
owned by Patrick n. Gentry. and tnose e. Wnicn
Mrs. Lowdes rssdes-abont n acres cteereds ~ ence
N woods The improvements consist Of sts0is'
TEaAs-Oae-third cash; balance q 9 and U mes.
for negotiable notes, interest do, sessrea ~
trust decd GObDIN + APPkkSON, Asesa
TIE above Farm viii be sold on the pre-
mises Of the Land ssvsrtissA 81 Chaa g. Hudsop,
.ssss PEI sss ils
% % 10 10 - 30 oGDOoia APPERsoN. Auess
s N0IICE.-ln consequence Of the sale
Of tia IApd. advertised BY 9. O. Hudson. Commis
Homer, heying bees postponed to FRIDAY. the a
Nov, ~ shove ale b also postpone1 70 that day
vhs. = Win certainly take place.
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BY GODDIN & APPEKSON.
VALUABLE LUMBER HOUSE AT

VALUABLE LUMBER HOUSE AT
ROCKETS. FOR SALE AT AUCTION =
Will be sold on MONDAY, the 9th of November
1854, on the premises. commencing at o'clock the
large new Brick Lumber House at Rockets at the
corner of Lester and Nicholson SITS The lot fronts
so feet and runs back about 100 feet This Lumber
10 admirably situated for the storage of Guano
Lime, Sugar, Salt, he.
TERMs-O fourth cash; balance at T. 6 and mos,
for negotiable notes. interest added and title retained
till last note is paid ,
oc4 GoDDIN l. APPERSoN, Aucts.
EXECUTORS SALE OF VALUABLE
u REAL ESTATE ON WALL. BETWEEN
FRANKLIN AND BROAD STREETS, IN THE
CITY OF RlCHMoND.-Will be sold. on MON
DAY, the 9Th day Of November, 1884, ON the pre-.
mises commencing at IL O'clock, ~ that valusble
of MesHs. r. II. Dickinson & Brothers ofice.) re.
Gently occupied by the late George w. Atkinson
decd The lot fronts GO feet, runs back $50 feet
more or less and has upon it large brick building
used as an office and dwelling and other purposes.
The property, from its central Iocstion,. recon-
mends itself to persons engaged in the business
which the late MIR. Atkinson followed
Terms. cash, balance at and months, for ne 60
table notes. interest added and title retained till last
p1.e ]: paid By request Of the executor of George
DC "a GODDIN APPERsON, Aucts.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF HoYrHrHnTn
\ AND KITCHEN RURNIfURE Ar AUCTiON.
-ny vrfue Of 9 decd Of trpsk exocuted t. - suh-
scstoer ~ ~ Crump. deed, astsd l2tk day efFeb.
g g pebhc aecton. on TUE1DAY M0RNIN0,ths
80 o. Occoosr commencing Ct 10 O'clock It his lafe
stoaeesees Gnee Street, bstweeuJs9srSoaa zd Had
TIRE herein mined ecndstng n part o. PIANO. Sofs.
lano9nny and 1apls Chairs. Rief Tables Bs1s ned.
1soie ma Teaspoons, and Kitchen Furniture
Tefme-kor al soms under - cash: for go and
neeouae.e notes. II. 4. CkENSHAW
E .e,l.s ;, . j ssssas Tsustee.
&C II ~.
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MOST VALUABLE REAL ESTAT
VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED

hEAL ESIAIL ON MAIN STKEET-FOK
SALE AT AUCTION will be sold, en- TUESDAY,
the 7th November. 1854. en- the premises commenc-
ing at one O'Clock M. the following very valuable
and attractive Real Estate in the City Of Richmond
L Harwood. Sec nd-the Tenement adjoining, oc-
cuped by Messrs. Dove & Co. Third-the Tenement
few doors below, occupied by Miss Lyon. successor
to Mrs. C. Phillip.
The above Real Estate lies on the south side of
Main between I4th and 18th streets, the heart Of
the business portion Of the city and rifhout doubt Is
justly regarded among the most Iluable that has
been offered for sale for many years past
= The property wi be sold with the right to the
purchasers collect the rents from and after the LIST
January next, upon the following very .omtnoda-
ting terms viz One fifth payable LIST jan. 1855; the
balance in four equal insalepts at 6, H. Is and "a
months from that day, for negotiable notes. interest
added-secured by trust deed.
BY request of the owners.
= GODDIN & APPERSON.
oe 17-2 awtda Auctoneara.