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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-03
V1HE HANDSOME COTTAGE FARM


4 ON THE BROOK TURNPIKE, II MILES
FROM RICHMOND, CALLED "WESTWOOD."-
The subscribers authorized SSH that most beau
tiful Cottage Farm. called 'WESTWOODn on the
Brook Turnpike miles North of the city of Rich.
mond, now owned and occupied by John Walker
Esq- and adjoining the place called "Woodlawnn -
occupied by 4. Hill, Jr. Esq.
1t contains 63 acres, of which l3 are in woods The
Improvements consist of an Italian bracketted dwell
ling (suated in handsome grove of oak.) contain
ing fine airy rooms floor, with closets store.
rooms, pantry and bath rooms attached, and large
hall and passages; bedroom in second story; four
large basement roOms, with the usual out-buildings
viz kitchen, laundry, snlokehouse dairy ice- opse
servants house, large STABLE carriage-house barn.
cow-house, &c.
having been thoroughly drained
This truly beautiful place is well known that a
farther description is deemed unnecessary.
TERMS Upon the ample security of the purchase
money. bearing interest," liberal credit will be given
If preferred the place will BE- EXCHANGED for city
real estate. GODDIN APPERSON.
oc 3I-lvv
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The 23d of November is to be observed in Wash
ington as day of thanksgiving and prayer.
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IMMEDIATELY after the above sale

Il o111 I1171lh1 1-1l1 1IttI IH6 dDUFB sdI6
Il will be sold leo feet OF ground handsomely To-
cated the East line of Front or Lester street
poste the lumber house of Dunlop, Moncure L Co.
After which will be sold those two brick stores and
dwellings the Southwest side of Lester street ad-
joining the grocery store of Nj Cunningh
TERMs-One-fourth cash, balance at 5, and 9
months for negotiable notes Interest added and title
retained till last note is paid.
oc &c GODDIN 4 APPPERSON Aucts
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APPREHENDKD OUTBREAK IN CuBA-The New
York Courier refers to intimation of its Havana
correspondent, that conspiracy among the Creoles
is nearly ripe, and adds:
We have reason to place more than usual reli.
ance upon runlors of this movement From other
sources Information has reached US which would
at least prevent surprise on our part ii there were
not work in Cuba within few weeks
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GREAT PROPERTY SUIr.-A Mrs. Brown a niece
of Jacob ]. Arden. who once o wned farm between
Bowery and Sixth Avenue, and in the general vi.
cinity of Thirteenth street. New York, isnow pros.
ecuting claim to immense properly u that part
of the city. The district includes some of the best
property In the heart of New York also property
in the Fifth Avenue-the house of James Lenex
the church of Rev. Dr. Phillips &C. 1t is said that
the whole claim would amount to ten millions il is
a suit of ejectment, tried before Judge without
jury. The argument Is postponed to soma day
during the present term of the Circuit Court.
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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 The lot fronts
80 feet aud runs back about 100 feet This Lumber
House is admirably situated for the storage of Guano
Lime, Sugar, Salt &c.
TERMs-O ae-fourth cash; balance at 4, and mos,
for negotiable notes. interest added and title retained
till last note Is paid
"a GODDIN AppERS0N Au,ts
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MO FAMILY SHOULD BE WITH

~ OUT LEONAhUH CUUUH p y F-HB
Instant Relief and Speedy Cure. Read the follow
ing certificate one of the many:
RICHMOND, Jan 18th, 1854 M. Leonard Sir;
have been troubled with severe cough ~ years and
have had the best advice Of physicians but found
lcitation Of friend of mine, who gave me bottle
and persuaded me to try it; since which time have
me more good than any advice or medicine hsve
had. take great pleasure in recommending II to
all who have or may be affected with coughs. coids,
&C., &c. Respectfully your obt serv't
r. PERKINSON,
Col. Myers Factory
wTo be had of all Drug ggists, tand wholessle and
retail of Messrs PURCELL, LADD & Co. % Main
street, and THOs. LEONARD, Governor, st., Rich
mond. Va
Price 25 cents per bottle. oc 80
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EXPLOSION AND Loss Or Lrrx -The r.hsr..o
Journal states that on the 27sh ult the boiler of n
Hitchcock & Cos Touring mill at Waukegan blew
up with tremendous report. The top of the build.
ing was blown some forty feet IN the air, and the
whole structure was demolished. Four persons
were instantly killed and five are severely wound
ed, some Of them 1t Is thought mortaIly. Several
persons were considerably bruised The Journal
did not learn the cause Of tho accident, nor the
names Of the killed and wounded, but i sorry to
hear that Mr. Hitchcock is among the most serious.
ly injured ESQ
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MOST VALUABLE REAL ESTATE

4Nl ON CARY AND 9Th SITS. FOR SALE AT
AUCTION.-Wil be sold WEDNESDAY, Nov.
9Th, 1854. on the premises, commencing at O'Clock,
these two desirable and excellent built brick DWELL
ngs IT the corner of 9th and Canal streets, of
which is occupied by Mr.. VIM. Wallace tae other by
DIX. b. S. Crouch. These tenements have been butt
within the last 10 years, and are now in good order.
After which will be sold that large new brick
Store and Dwelling now in tbs occupancy of Mr. T
B. Wells, situated the South eide of Cary between
Foushee and Adams SITS, fronting 80 feet, running
back $50 feet to alley.
TERMs-One-fourth cash; balance at T. 8 ard l2
months for negotiable notes interest added secured
By q trust deed or'tite retained
oG23 GODDIN l. APPERSON, Aucts.
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BY j. A. COwARDM.
AUCTION SALES
FUTURE DAYS.
BY RICHARD CAUTAORN.
VALUABLE FARM IN HENRICO

VALUABLE FARM IN HENRICO
COUNTY AT Acknowledgment OF chang
Ing my business. will sell at public auction, Gu
Tuesday. 7th dsy of November, at IL O'Clock NJ.
the pysrnises iii not previously sold privsely.)
the very desirable tract OF land up which at pre-
sent reside situated about 81 es u;heast of Rich
mobd, containing shout 2n9 acres. so of which are
cleared, drained sBd highly improved. the remaine-
er in pue and oak wood. The cleared portion 10 50
good land az any near Richmond, Is now laid down in
grass and clover, and the entire tract would make
cei!ent arabic land The improvements consist of a
comfortable dwelling, and ell t-huildin ss necessary
for farm.
TERMs-One-third cash, oue-thjrd in one year and
one-third in two years, pToperly secured.
RCDERlCK MACKENZIE.
Sale conducted by r. CAUrHoRs.
n. B. Wheat Sirsw for sale. oc l9-eotds
ONE HUNDRED ACRES OF WOOD
" LAND.-Aftev the above, will be sold cue hun
6red acres OF wood lard, 8. miles from Richmond
sdjoiaiug the lands of J. s. Alice John Currie and
others. There is wood enough on it 20 nav for il
TERNS-One-third cash, bslance in six and twelve
months for negotiable notes satisfactorily endorsed.
K. HILL, JR.
Sac by X. CAUTHoRE oc 25-eod Ia
GALE OF VALUABLE. PERSONAL
~ PROPERTY IN THE COUNTY OF POW
HATAN BY virtue of decree Of the Circuit
Courtof Goochland county in the spit of John Boil
ling against Archibald Boiling and Others. will sell
the 22d dsy of November, 1854 if fair; If not on
the next fair day, commencing at IL O'Clock NJ at
Centre Hill in the county OF Powhatan, situated on
James River, aud about 3 miles from the city OF
Richmond, the following Property, belonging to the
estate of Blair Boiling deceased: About or 400 bbls
of Corn; all of the Osts, Straw. Fodder and Shucks
on the Farm. Also, all of the Stock OF Mules Hor-
sss, Oxen Cows and Hogs, and all of the Plantation
Utensils.
Terms OF sALE-For ell sums of SIS and under
cash; for all sums over D. credit of months will
be given. Bonds with good security, will be requir
ALGERNoN S. sToRRs,
&C S0-Stawtds
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oc8O GODDIN & APPERsON, Aucts
NOST VALUABLE AND ATTRAC

Nh OST VALUABLE AND AITRAC-
W TIVE REAL ESTATE IN THE CITY OF
RICHMOND. NEARLY OPPOSITE THE VA
AN0 FARM MERs' BANKS. AND ADJOINING
THE LOT ON WHICH THE NEW USTO NJ
HOUSE g TO BE ERECTED. FOR SALE AT
AUCTION.-Will be sold FRIDAY the 10th day
of November. 1854 On the premises. comme rcing at
O'Clock P. NJ, that most valuable and attractive
Real Estate ~ the city of Richmond, at the corner
of maiu and 10th street fronting 60 feet the North
side Of Main street, running back l63 fact to Bank
street, (includng the Madison Housel bounded on
the East By the st rn which the ew Custom II ouse
Post Office and II S. Courtroom are 10 be erected
and or the West by 10th S. The said real estate will
b. divided or sold Us whole, as may be determined
on the day of sale
1t is unnecessary to say. what is known to the cit
zeGs of Richmond thst the above real estate is oca-
ted IN part of the city where property is justly
garded IS very valuable and to those who may be
disposed to cover the Lot with buiIdnss fronting on
Msin well Bank sts most profitable and iCd:-
cious investment doubtless be made.
The terms, which will be remarkably accommods-
ting, will be made known at the time of sale
oc 80 GODDlN APPERSOE, Aucts
ELMWOOD FOR SALE AT AUC-
H TION-CROPs, STOCKS. &c, &c.-Wiu be
sold on TUESDAY, the 9TH of December. 1854.
The premises, commencing at IL O'Clock, the valus-
BE 81 Farm on Ghi:ckahominy swamp, miles below
Garnett Dr. Trent and others, containing $50 acres,
OF which 800 acres are cleared snd have been well
lined within the last few years. and $50 acres of rich
midland, portion heavily set in wood and timber
the value OF which alone it is estimated, would pay
at esst half of what the whole estate will likely
sell for. The York River Railroad will run either
through very the tract.
There have been seeded this Fall 40 bushels Of
wheat with plentiful supply of guano.
The buildings, though small, yet new and COM
Portable, and the enclosures around the place are
good.
The neishborhood is an excellent one, perfectly
healthy, and the water good.
After the saieot the land, all the perishable estate
on the place will be sold, consisting of the Stock.
Crop, some fine Mules, Herses, Cows, Oxen, Hogs;
25G barrels of Corn Shucks, Fodder, Wheat Straw,
&c.
The particular attention of the public ia called to
this sale, as it is believed that Rich
mon6, now in market, offers greater inducements to
those disposed to engage in farming.
TERMs-For the real estate ore-third cash ba-
lance and years. for negotiable notes bearing in
teres, secured by trust deed. For the personal
estate, all sums under $50 cash over that amount
months credit, TO: approved, endorsed, negotiable
paper. RICHARD HILL, Jr.
Sale conducted by GoDDIN Il APPERsoN, Aucts.
OCT
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THE FIRE IN CHAHLksros. The Charleston
Courier of Tuesday, has the following brief notice
ofthe fire In that city, ofwhich we had teeersphic
account yesterday: 80
fire broke out about three o'clock this morning
in the work shop OF Mr.. F. P. Seignous In the rear
of his residence facing on Meeting st and adjacent
to the Pavilion Hotel, soon extending to the car.
riage factory of Mr. l.. Chaplin, which, as we write,
is in flames, az also the dwelling of Mr. Seignous
The 6remen are working galantly, and there
are some hopes of saving the Hotel A large por-
ton OF the stock of Mr. Chaplin, especially that In
the upper portion Of the building, has been de-
sfroyed.
4.30 A. M.-The kitchen attached to the Hotel Il
now on fire and fears are entertained that the
flames will communicate with the main building.
40, A. M.-As we go to press the kitchen at
tached to the Hotel is enveioped In flames. The
hrenen are working nobly, and we trust tina. the
fre will be confined to its present locality.
5. A. M.-The carriage factory of the Messrs.
Gilbert to the west. on Wentworth street, il In
flames.
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SOMETHING BEAUTIFUL 600
~ pounds of the RlND of the WATERMELON
beautifully figured. for Preserving purposes Per-
sons visiting the Fair cannot take home anythin g
more and useful. To be had at
MANDERS EATING HOUSE,
oc 30-5t* n Main street, Market Bridge.
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ANOTHER SLAVE OF WAsHIEGToN.-Th
Kinds county Miss Gazette says that there
is in that county an ancient negro woman
who was at one time the property of Gen,
Washington. Her history is traced back to
her fourteenth year, at which time she lived
at Mount Vernon, "with the father of his
ly blind
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PAGLAND & BROTHER have remov.
= ed to the store on Main street. nearly opposite
the Farmers Bank and next door above the Custo N
House lot and would be happy to their friends
and customers there. oc l6-ts
R. LOUIS Nj. STEIN, RomGpATHIc
- PHYSICIAN. late Chief Surgeon in the Hungarian
square, below Messrs Duval l. Brothers. pothecary
establishment. Office hours from to 10 A. NJ, and
from to 5 2. NJ. oc N-ts
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IfE lNHURANCES ON SLAVES RE
= aITMED At FORMER RATEe.--The Rict

mond Fire Association, lin consequencs Of the dis
the Life Of Slaves at the former rates Of premium,
without the extva charge.
( The prompt and liheral adjustments Of ~ locseA
ana beins strictly Home 1nsttstion, entities y TO
the liberal patronage Of the public
Aliinforfnation relative 90 Lite lnsurencee wsu oe
ehsersully furnished application - ths omee eos.
per Of Main and 9th serests :.
Jno n Rnsnen aecsy. - -
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public
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to op-
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this M.il
until Fd-
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s AND
wing from
GOODS;
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sad Mugs;
ir Carpet
ers, Rope
eken and
some; ln-
IS, for the
srgest as
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MATRIMONIAL,

M AnANE MORROW WILL CAUSE SPEEDY NAB
LII rsges, who win al enjoy the greatest hsprness
ard oiss and win show the person they w
usrry, through instrument which sho win cause 10
Illuminate iss by invoking tbs powers Of hcr wonderful
science, and win tell all events ofke and ths veg
thouahts. 70 Brooms street, near Cannon street. Gen.
ismep ros admitted 7
M AThIMoNY MADE EAsY, OR HOW 10 WV a
M eve5Prosessor wton, Boston, form sry OF Los-
DON, wn fend to any address, receipt Of dollar
post plain directions 70 enabe ladies or gent en
70 win the devoted affections VI many Of the OF se
their hearts may desire zbe process IL sinpe,
but captivating, that all may b married. irrespective
OF sge appearance, position and last, sh,uyh not
last II can be arranged with such and dslcaey
that dstsce0 u posfibss Address Professor sob,
Boston, Mass No leters takes from the Peat OH %
unless the postage ID paid.
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TTENEY n LEEDS, IUCTIONEER-RY H H. Iced
n 4 co = TlasdaN Octa,er IL Xedosadax IAth

HENTY LEEDS, lUCT1ONEER-RY n. LEED;
IL co Tuesday, Octooer IL Wednesday, 18th,
Jtursdsy, 10th Friday Goth aod Monday, z3d = At lU
O'Clock tsch day, Ar the store OF Messrs. Palmer Il
Dwight r72 Broad-sy er Of Macen lane TO the
traoc and o'htIs by order Of Thomas Norton, mort
stock Of superb and costly ewers beog tbs largest and
most valuable sssoa tment u ivst class jewelre,
silver ware, watches, &C. offered st auction In this
city Tho stock is valued 1t $50 co., aud consists
OF real diamond emerald ruby GOAL and other precious
stoIes set end unset gold aud silver ~aches in every
variety and make BY the most cole stei S~tsA
aud French all OF ths 6rst Quality and inpor cd
With regard to for the beat trade Dia
mondsNecs laces, rings aud drops sls0 brsce ets
Breaches, ssvenies do scarf pus and double
ters studs, buttons costly se,s &c. Ia
unies pearls, ocss audosb precious stnes ALSO
set lie every OF szs weight aud color
bies opas ga nets emcAds and sapphires Ia complete
sets Of every description and styc in connection with
othxr varieties Of gems ali sot in the doest gold and
unsurpassed for beauty Of desien and Anua aisor
spo forhs Knives &c. opera gssscs fans card Cases.
porte nOrnaics god and silver pens and pencils, cornl
elmo gold jswelry &c In great variety gold and Aver
watches comprising duplex chronoms,er splne patent
lever, and other descriptions by tho most celebrated
Ergsh French AND Swiss makers, imported expressly
to order, Of which BY Cooper, Tobias, Brace
BRIDGE johnson, Bsriise, Frenc1, HAt vseherou and
in magic hunting ladies' double cassd set IN diamonds
and IeIs sportrg, independent seconds and othor de-
sinblc styles In nno gold Also, the costly pste glass
ahowca es, mahogany and oak counters eselry racks
with drawers and plato gass tops Also tive fns quality
regulatoya, extra size; jewel-s iron safe, Jese
with drawers and apartments, maze to order Aso, all
the desss Office fixtures store scalea Weights. &c
gsthcr with tho rge iron chest sac Al tho above
goods will be solo positively without reserve BY order Of
tho assignee
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4 ssIGNEBs SALE OF ELEG mt CAB MT FURNI-
"a ture --WuLIaM IRVING l. co AuctioneerS, will

4 SsIGNEBs SALE OF ELEG mt CAB MT FUgNI-
~. ture -WuIIaM IRVING GO AuctioneerS, will
sell 1T auction Friday Ost. ~, and saturday Oct.
81 1t O'Clock at TOT Broadway, ~ order Of vii
Nam Banks and Wright Pomeroy, A,sigacss--Rosswood
frnitursuites OF carved rosewood PAros furniture,
the various coloJs also suites In musn Carved
WOOD CENTRE SOFA pier and card aoies with Marble aud
rosewood tops rosewood OF the various
sycs and paterrs for cornors, pisrs &e with xiogs;
aa1ved rosewood bookcasea, secretaries. esorut0Tes
writing desks &c carved extension dining
Bliss, Bullets With plate glass doors aud bssk, side IA
hlee, &C. suites carved ruSs~oOd be furniture
bsdstsAds, dressing bureaus waAhstsnds dresslng
hsa waxdroocs cabinets giace, Psy che glasses
carved rosewood hatstands Of sylos ard pat
terms, with wings; hal cnairA rosewood reception
chairs, chars and sewing chairs Oak furnt
Euites Of carved oak dining room furniturs sofas,
chairs arm chairs, sewing chairs, SO. in velvet snd
sases library ses hAtstanas hall chairs Office sirs
Hack walnut furDisurcSuitcs OF csrvec black walnut
Daxlor furniture carved In brocates velvets pushss,
&c. and In muslin centre. pier and sofa Tables iorAry
tables bookcases and secretaries extension dining t.
BE buffet dining sofas and chairs, suits Of bed
room furniture, French bedsteads drsssng ,urcAus,
wsshstands, wsrdrobes &c In great variety; largo
pattsrns mahogany furni consisting VI every var
sty and In large quantities. suites Ct painted and
Rclled furniture Bedding-s large and extensive
variety; hair mattresses feather beds, ools and pill
1cwb. Unfinished Wort-A large assortment OF AL dos
cripHons wood sofa frames chair DO, centre
Habes, bureaus wsshstands vsrdrobea, dining tables
49, Of black wAluut, oak and mahogany together With
large quantity Of curled hair Steel Springs, fec TIERS
hrocstees, velvets hair cloths FOLD BY order Of VIM
Ranks and Wright Pomerry, assgnees At IL O'Clock,
n front Of the 701 Broa 7say spring cart to-
gcthsr With one set Of cart harness.
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W. CLEMoNs, AUorONEER.-MKNAG EaIE

@ w. CLEM0NS, AUCr1ONEER.-MEN AG ERIE
pS horses at auction Will be sold ct TAttsrsas ga
sixth avenue, the Crystal Palace. thursday Oct
20 100 borses attached to 3srnums travelling
and mensgtIe The sale, whion will take place at IL
O'Clock A. NJ, will DO positive without reserve AMI to
the his beet bidder The lot comprises heavy dcaught
coach ladies sDd gcDtlouens saddle horses 3D.. and
may re examined fa'tersalls three previous
the sale r s-Bsrnum's entire msnagerie, inc'uaing
sever elephants two eraes one Ihinoseros ten ssgss
psrsphernalia therourto bcioprog, will be sold ut
public auction at an early day, Of which duo notice will
be given.
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