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Land Warrants Bought and Sold,

Land Warrants Bought and Sold,
And Government lands entered for settlers on reasonable
Loans negotiated, yielding from 10 to 10 per cent
per annum with unexceptionaoe real estate security
Coupon Bonds, pay in York OF elsewhere as i'll
structe-l per commission; and generally all bu-
sness that may be entrusted TO my care ana usually done
through Banking House, Real Estate Agency, or Law
Office, will receive NY personal and prompt attention.
April s, 1854 tf3O
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SO BBLS Fresh Family Flour just received at the Rice
~ House, by TULLiS, LIVINGSTON g. Gu.
April 20, 1854 tf33
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nID Otard Brandy--Dark and Pae--Viutage of 1916,
" Dun Gurtun's Sherry, Sandman's Old Port and
Madeira, pure Scotch Malt Whisky, vintage 1910; Old
Bourbon and Munrngahela WHISKY. Tile above Liquors
and Wines guaranteed pure, ard Of their respective
yintagcs and brands. \ trial is solicited.
April % 1851 It33 KELLOGG & KINNEY.
TUNO the consumers of fine Imperial Teas and Old La
j. guira and Java ColcCsOur selt Ction of the above
Necessary articles of domestic use have been made with
great care AlSo al extensive assortment of SearS from
SIS to go per VI. kELLOGG X hlNNEl.
ap - 1851 4t33
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FELIX COBuS, Importers New Orleans. La, has
- instructed me (advices received by last maid to
close the consignment made by him, and which will &c
sold at private sale at such low prices awll make it an
object to purchasers.
quarter casks old Port Wine;
20 baskets Champagne, the celebrated Crown brand;
Is botcs pure Byrieux claret wine;
10 is casks A Seignette brandy.
THOMAS CALDER,
Third Street, between Roberts and Jackson.
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AUCTION SALES
FUTURE DAYS.
BY KENT PAINE & KENT

hHNi ralNr. d hENT
SPECIAL SALE OF sOIDE-
- so RiES Rich SILKS AND FRENCH MERI.
NOES, AT AUCTION On TUESDAY the 2ist
instant commencing at 10 clock we viii ell at our
auction rooms, izrg inv DICE of
RICH EMBROIDERED GOOhn
comprising. Dotted and fisu ed MusIin Jacopet
and aluslin tdsings aud Insertings ColisA Collar
cts. Capes. Sleev, g and Banda
ALSO,
Il large assortment Of Linen, Cambria Al French
Lawn Iidkf.
~ setsr ch Muslin Curtzins Il
$50 Dresses itch Brocade, Plaid and pain GIsce
Silks
100 Dresses extra Rich Plaid Silk and W4ol Valen-
cAs
so pieces Sd French Wool Plaids
% do extra quality French Merinoel in choice
coors
20 pieces Plsin French De LANES, supe quality
ALSO,
To close cons gnment. large Invoice OF black and
cOlored Velvet Ribbons.
Sale positive aud W bout reserve
no 10 KENT, PAINE { KENT, Aucts
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The SouLE DTFrcULTY-The Paris correspon-
dent OF the New York Commercial Advertiser says
that Mr.. Mason had not received reply to his
pressing application for explanation of the Soule
affair; aud that the Legation would be making pre-
paratons for departure were it not aware til at the
Minister of Foreign Affairs is deeply occupied 10
taking counsel Tor answer. 1t was thought that
Lord Aberdeen recommending a retreat, but
It does not appear that Louis Napoleon has any idea
Of receding.
The Washington correspondent of the Journal
vi Commerce says the Cabinet have made the mat
Ter subject of serious delberstion. The opinion
is that they will discreetly in the matter, and
avoid collision with France, while they, at the
same time. show proper degree OF sensibility to
the honor of this country, far ii may be invo
we'd In thein offered to its representative abroad
Al! this however lie speculation la the forthcoming
annual message. the Administr ration will show their
hands upon the subject. The Washington CORES.
ponden.s the Baltimore Sun express the onician
that the affair will lead to some mutual fre,,ior
ba. that il will blow over.
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NHEAP rEAS-Pere0Ds III want OF
~ good article are invited 20 examine cur 80 y,
which stands unea asiied la this mssket eoth ~ VIZ
s,y and prcss Good Or. Tea Issails g
Superior Gunpowdsr do e &C ans cnoa,ea sasi..n
Powcsons Blsot Tes 57ies good Black Tea! DC. and
very finest obions Hisck Tea at Tic per pon.e
no l6-5t 0uhs1 A4No'
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THE WASHINGTON UNION ON THE sOULE
AFFAIR

THE WASHINGTON UNION ON THE SOULE
AFFAIR
The Washington Union OF yesterday has an edi
torial upon the exclusion of Mr.. Soue from France,
concluding with the following language
''The pledge to the American people in the inau-
gurs message OF President Pierce 9, loudly and 50
universally welc1med by all classes and pafties-ihat
wherever u American cit zen should go, whether at
home abroad, he would be covered by the egis of
the Amer constitution and protected by all the
power of his native adopted c0uutryhas lot bee
forgotten, and wiz surely be fulfilled.
Whsthsr Mr.. Souie represents Only himsslf, or
whether he repr sents his country whether he is
or many, unit or a du pl,cate; or whe Their he is
citizen Of the United States subject of France,
10 OF little consequence as be 4ring this question.
lie Is idennhed with the honor and dignity Ct the
county, wherever he goes
AS to the imn ediate action OF the French Empe-
ror IN refusing TO allow Mr.. Soue to pass thIoug h
French dominions We have only to add, that with
our present lights the that have prompted
this step must be grave Indeed. it from the
imputation OF being deliberate intentional intult TO
our county,
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TRIAL or JosrrH WILLIAMS &c.-w learn
from the Danville Republican that Joseph Williams
sas arraigned at the lste term of the PeDon IN
q Superior Court for ffal on charge e rnur
defiag hts father; but after consultation 18th his
council, the prisoner asked for continuaue OF bi,
cause, on account o! the absence cf mate ial W.T..
nesses. The court ordered the continuaA =. and
The prisoner was remanded TO jail Ia await 8, trial
at the spring term
The negro, charged es an accomplish VITA Joseph
Williams In the murder, was tried In Caswi N county
and acquitted--an abb having been prov,a
The trial Of Lafayette Morgan, charge, with the
murder of Henry Stevens. was laid over to the
sprlng term OF the Caswe.i Superior Court
ST JOHNS, N Il Nov Ii The shin Myrenro hss
arrived At this port with the frat CARO- oiAeticap
noar under the reciprocity treaty. The river op-
po,ne ffedeiickion is reported 10 be frozen
me new government OF New Brupswilx is likely
20 iheft WIN much opposition. Ia the II use mo.
'ioh was lotroduced regarding wan, OF Dnfiience
the mover complaining among other things, that
therc were no Catholics in the Cabinet
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GALE OF VALUABLE PERSONAL

GALE OF VALUABLE PERSONAL
- PROPERTY IN THE COUNTY OF POW
HAITIAN BY virtue of decree of the Circuit
Court OF Goochiand county, IN the suit of John Boil
ling ag9inst Archibald Boiling and others will sell
on the I'D day of November, 1854 if fair If not on
Centre Hill in the county of Powhat situated on
James River, and about % miles from the city of
Richmond the following Proper ty beon ging to the
Of Corn; all of the Oats, 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 sill gums of $25 and under
cssh; for all sums 25, credit of months viii
be given Bonds with good security, will be requi,
ed for the credit payments.
ALGERNON s. STORRS,
Administrator of Blair Boiling, deceased.
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cry VALUABLE FARM IN CHES-

TERRIFIED COUNTY FOR SALE PRI-
VATELY.-Tbe owner wishing to discontinue farm
ing has authorized sell his Farm in the county
Of Chesterf-ld; called Palestine" lying on the
Richmond and Petersburg Ra lroad, end ri miles of
James River, and midway between Richmond and
Petersburg containing about 800 acres. about one.
half of which 10 in good arabic order The soi il of
a superior quality, particularly for gardening puI
poses, producing well In wheat corn, oats, lc well
waered, having springs in three fields conve nieptly
located; good young Apple AID Peach Orchard
up and growing finely. The premises well enc iosed.
with chestnut rails The improveme nts consist OF
comfortable Dwelling, with seven rooms; four quar-
t.rs. 1.-TWO of VIII CHI ,are framed) two large framed
Barns; large Tobacco Barn. Stable for IS horses;
Carriage House Feed House; Dairy and Smoke
Housei an Office Ia the yard; Ice House: Overseers
House; Kitchen, &c. The neighbornood very good
and very healthy.
further dissertation is deemed unnecessary. a. !.
nises for theselves The proprietor win take plea
sure In showing them to any such.
TeRMs.-One-third cash; balance In two equal an
nusl psyments, for notes or bonds, carrying interest,
secured by q trust deed.
GoDDIN APfERsoN. Auct /.
NO H-2sw2w
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BY ALEX. MOTT.

pEkEMPTORI SALE OF SIJRNI-
Il TURE.-On MONDAY next, 20.h st at 10
O'Clock, atthe residence of James Nice rmick. op
Leigh street, &e.t of Brooke Avenue, nea. Glenn &
Davs's Brick Yard, all the FOrniture iptsid Tnns.
ment, embrac !ng the usual yariety-amoi st which
val be tound-One splendid lIabo gany t,nfa; / do
do Book Case / do do Wardrobe; FeathS q ed, and
Mattresses; large Cooking Stove, &c.v All in
most excellent order " "
A.so, a large lot Of Wood, Coal and Cob
Sale positive. Terms cash. Sale condrlt.dbv
no IL ALEX M To-
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TRUSTEE S SALE Ur' LOT ON

TNRUSTEE S SALE Ur' A l. OF ON
Il BROAD BETWEEN 9TH AND 7rH STS.-As
surviving Trustee in a Deed executed to the sub
sctlber and MIR q. Blair row decd, bv John B.
corded in Richmond Musings Court, (which said
deed was made for the purpose of securing debt to
the farmers Bank of Virginia | she'll in further
es cution of said Trus: Deed, proce ed sell at pub
lie Auction, on the premises. for caah, MONDAY,
the goth day of November. 1854 at 4 O'Clock 2. NJ,
in the city of Richmond, the South side of Broad
between 9th and eth sts. fronting about feet more
portion mot heretofore sold of the lot conveyed by
Trust Deed aforesaid, and described therein es fol-
lows, viz: "A piece or parcel of land measuring 50
feet front on Fl. (now Brosd) st.. bounded North bv
said street, South by lot of Macfsrland West by Da
vas lot and East by Brick House intersection of
7th with H street" The subscriber selling as Tius-
tee, will convey only such title he ia vested with
by the Trust Deed aforesaid
WIN MCFARLAND, Trustee
Sale conducted by GoDDIN l. AppERsoH, Aucts
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BY LARUs & SHINE.

sHfS (SATURDAYt MORNING, at 10
O'Clock, we will ell at the Horse Let, sever.l
me Saddle and Work Horses. Mules. dc
no ID LARUS 4 SHINE. Aucfs
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BY ALEX. MOTT.

FURNITURE, DRY GOODS, CLIO
S.rrnnnsNG, DC. AT AUCTION.-Will be ssld, on
18th Inst. at 10 O'Clock, a. my store an
$500 ,ot Of new and second hand Househ hold and
N.ensn furniture, embracing the usual variety: l2
~ enaid Mahossny Chsirs; do 90 Rocking Chefrs
? 40 90 Easy Chairs pair do o Gard Tables: pair
thsnI Leun s su se1b Bureaus do Sofas
aISOO- Insoice OF Dry Goods. Clothing. &c.
ALso-An extensive lot of Crockerv, 0lsss Ware
aua sncy Afucies ALIEN. MOTT,
NJ ~ Auctioneer.
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1--WE ACRE LOT NEAR MANCHEs-
4 TER. ON THE COALPIT TURNPIKE FOR
SALE. AT AuCTION.-Wil be sold on SATUR.
DAY AFTERNOON, the 18th day of November,
1904. on the premises, commencing at 2 O'Clock, e
beautiful acre LOT. on the Msne he ster Turnpike,
near the Toll Gate, about mile from Manche ster
TERMs-One third cash balance at land months
for negotiable notes. interest added and title retain.
ed till last note is paid.
uO8 GODDIN AppERSON au.t.
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VALUABLE LAND AND PERSONAL

VALUABLE LAND AND PERSONAL
PROPERTY FOR SALE IN CHESTER
FIELD COUNTY, NEAR RlCHMOND-Wiil be
offered for sale. the premises, WEDNESDAY,
22d November next the tract of land be longing
to James w. Winfree's estate, lying on Broad Rock
$50 to 400 acres and long known IS the family seat
The quality of the land is that of the free soil COM
mon the tidewater part of Chesterfield, the stua-
ton pleasant and healthy the Farm In good order,
and the Improvements ample for the accommodation
of large family with good spring water Convenient,
and large orchard of Fruit Trees. The access to
Richmond and to Manchester, likewise growing
town. by a road nearly level, affords great advan-
tsges
This property is advertised in expectation of de-
cree at the intervening term ef Chesterfield Circuit
Court for the purpose of divsion and the sale will
be on such terms and conducted by such person as
the Court may appoint The usual credit Will no
money.
At thu same time and place will offer for sale,
the stock of Horses Cattle. (including Work-Oxen
and valuable Cows, silly OF improved stocf3 hogs
Carrisge and Harness, Household and Kitchen Far
niiure Ia large variety;) crop of Corn. Fodder &c;
Wagon and Gear Farming Utensils, and other arti-
Giles belonging to the estates of Mr. and Mrs WIN
free: upon credit of months for sums over go, or
bonds with security bearing interest
Sale to commence about ii O'Clock
r. WFLOURNOY,
Ex'rs of Mrs. Winfree, and admire b.n.
of James Wiley Winfree, deco
p S.-The decree above referred TO has since been
made and the sale of land will bs conducted By us,
with Mr. ID. May likewise as Commissioner or by
some OF U.S. and the terms will be-one-third casn,
and the residue in l and years with interest from
h, M On ,iu lns ,sva b CIV.
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WHITLEY FOX SALE.

DY virtue of decree of the Chester
ID field Circuit Court, and with the concurrence
of the heirs of ames Lyle, deceased we VIII oner
for sale at Whitby, in Chesterteid county. three
miles below Richmold on TUESDAY: the 2lst No.
vember, at noon, that part of the Whi'by tract
which In the partition assigned to the late Mfs
Jane LYLE, as her dover, containing z69 acres ex.
tending fro n James River across the Richmond and
Peter. burg Turppik and Railroad and adjoining the
land of James D. Lyle, Henry T. Drewry. and Others
with the family mansion, and all needful buildings,
constituting an elegant ard most desirable residence
The tract Is we'll wooded and wstered, containing
considerable portion Of most fertile low grounds; the
situation is healthy, the land Hes handsomely. and
the mansion house commands fine view OF Rich
mond and the river. Altogether the place 10 most
attractive possessing great natural sdvsntAse and
cambining the appointments and comforts OF an an-
ciept family seat. Either Of the Ct Mr.. Lyle,
or MFR. French, his sonin.Iaw, will doubtless take
pleas IRE In showing the premises or answering any
enquiry.
This sale is frEA division, aud the terms viii be
cash the amount of expenses snd costs Of sui; for
the residue, credit Of s. ~ l8 aud "a months equal
iesslments with interest from the date secured BY
bonds or notes well endorsed, aud by lien on the
land
half acre will be rssarvsd a. . burying ground
H. RHODES. com,rs.
w. FLouREoY,
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The Hon. william starr Miller died at his resi-
denee 10 the city OF New York on the 9th inst Thi.
gentleman was formerly a member OF Congress-
from New York, highly respectable one, and
much esteemed for his personal, social, aud do
iaesttc viaues.
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II ORSES, HORSES.-Will be sold ON
- SATURDAY mex, 18th iost. at 10 o'clock at
ths horse lot, several young Saddle ard Harness
no IL a-ssa.
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BY TBOS W. KEESEE, .
Office at Geo. j. Summers, No 20 Pearl street. 81
n RISES IMPORTED JACK

&S Il MULES AT AUCTION-Will be sold ON
SATURDAY MORNING next 18th Instant. at 10
O'clock, at the horse lot, white Poney Billy"
the fastest pacing horse in Virginia. He will be sold
because the owner wishes horse Of another kind,
one more for work than for the saddle One Import
ed Spanish jack "Bezebub, only four years DID, aud
foal getter. ~ A
ALSO-Severa Saddle ard Harness Horses, Mues
&c. nol6 THOS. w. KEESEE, Auct
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AUCTION SALES:
BIZ TAYLOR 4 WILLIAMS.

3 ~
A SMALL FAkM OK MARKET GAR
= = n DEN: NEAR THE CITY, WITH STOCK
= rDsGnUps AND A TRACT or WOOD LAND,
- o'clock M upon the prerniss O. viii be cold the
.Ian Upon which Mr.. Susan Holmes reaides Iyine
miles beow shs ctv and sdieipins fhs IA MD
NJ zen Hsrvis. DR.. Christian ard Mr. Otev
uefe are ~ acres of which oue-third Il h wooAs
M no Iemainner IL cleared and in good order The
dxra,i; I'LL are good, consisting of an excellent
houses. -neh ana the usual OUT
Any one wishing to locate on a nm Il, farm
n.y. or to engage IN the guilty alton of ve,at.hIs
~. nsiHet could hardly be better suited than In
VIII also be sold the crops and stock of .v.~r
seription nssting of tn usu al v.riety afer h;h
VIII be sold a tract of so ceres of hesvilv voossa
land, lying on the "Nine Mile- road and sdio;,;..
the apds ct Christopher Allen Dr. Trent and other.
TERMs:-For the land, one-thrd essb bslsrre
ard u months for the crops, &c. Sums under $50
proved notes, with interest. - r
no Is TAYLOR Il WILLIAMS. Auct.
TRUSTEES SALE or A TRACT OF
LAND In THE COUNTY OF HENRICO-
10 sxecntion of Deed of Trust ecuted by Tho.
"a sraois dated Sd day of November. 1883, and re.
corded In the Office of the Clerk of Henrico COUNTY
Court, will be sold at pnblic Auction upon the pr.
m,es on WEDNESDAY, 22i November 1854, at a
y siock NJ. the property conveyed in said deed tn
lasct OF Land lying in the county of Henrico
SS1uta'ning 10 acres more less, bounded on the
~ the road separating said land from the land
or Cna les Richardson and Others ON the Fast nv the
iano OF beDJ Martin and Thomas 3 Lyue and the
south by the lard of Washington Bottom. ma m
the West BY the Vsrna Road. : - -
TERMs-Cash. Bv request Of tn Trustee
no - TAYLOR WILLIAMS. Aucts.
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BY GODDIN & APPERsO1
A DEMONSTRATORS SALE .oE VA

4 DEMONSTRATORS SALE DE- VA
"A LUABLE REAL ESTATE ON Larry ~,
IN IHE !, CITY S OF HiCHMoND AND ON
UNION HILL, HEhkiCO:-By virtue of the pow
conferred by the will OF the late SiIno tbrHLan,s
dscd shall cell at public aucton on I. pretnises
on WEDNESDAY, the 10Th November'l 1854 at The
hour OF l O'Clock z. Nj If fair (if rot d. neEt tsr
day) that most valuable halfacre Lot a. the corner
of Cary and I'D streets in the civ Of J .bUond rs
Nltct ne tss~aLor oiea slezed it viii divided
80 % ~ tt'o tuieo 0's on CsFy streerg !TUnt OF a
eacn uht!ne PACK 10 It 81 10 sS alley 10 feet
80 -, 60 Vt toAt'iis 10 ieeI on - street,
- Aitei Hhich' say ABOUT : oc!ock 70 De sold on
llo pIols. . valuable htii-acre Lot. Union Hill,
d III '' u Tue ieSaehcss OF messfs Leber jr.,
TERMs.-One-fourth cash; balance y . 8 and 70
mos, for negotiatle notes. interest AZ ed and az
cured by trust deed, title retaineA
,,, +. b. JONE3 Adm'or
G w TN me "iti annexed OF Simon AbV.ham decd.
no I8 OOnDIN & APPEA IN huc.s
~ Enquirer will copy.
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Il PROPERTY.-By virtue oil a deed of trust ex-
eeuted 20 me by Philip ". Tabb, Jr bearing date on
the 18th dav of November. 1884, shall, trustee
at the res dence CT said Tabb, on THURSDAY, the
sd day of this month, sell the following property
namely: 10 Shares of Plank Road Stock, 2 Mares
(ooe very superior,) Colts, Mules 20 head Cattle
Milk Cart and gear, Wagon and gear, Carts and
gear Carriage and gear, | old Carriage and Tilber-
ry, IL Hogs, Reaper, Corn Shelter, 2 Straw Gut
ters, Wheat Fans, Roller, | Rake, Drags l8
Poughs, 2 Harrows l Hand Cart, 2 Feed Bins and
Tub; Crop of Corn, aud provender of every kind;
tools, farming imp'em Saddle and Bride, &c.
TERMS of sale, cash for sums of $50 and UNDER for
sums over $50 and under 5000 gotiable notes at
months with coed endorsers and tor of $500 and
over, ne gotiabie notes at months, with cool en-
dorsers. JOHN g WILLIAMS, Trustee.
Sale to be conducted by J. R. d. PAYNE, Auct.
no It'd
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BY DAVENPORT. ALLEN & co

BY DAVENPORT, ALLEN & co.
GROCERIES, &c, AT AUCTION.-On
~ THURSDAY, November 23i, we win SILL at
our Auction Store, assortment of GROCIRIES
viz:
3nO Bags La suayra and Java COFFEE
100 Bbls. New York SYRUP
50 Hhds MOLASSES
500 Packages Powdered Crushea and cofFse GIL
Green and Black TEAS
Whipping PAPER
SOLE LEATHER
WINDOW GLASS
Sperm CANDLES
FRENCH Brandy
CIGARS: SOAP
London MUSTARD
COOFISH. &c &c.
TERMS-Under 500 cas Ii; SIOO and oyer d months.
credit, for approved paper o"'A'
DO16 DAVENPORT. ALLEN ( CO, Aucts.
Doors, SHOES AND HATS AT AUG
- TlON.-On FRIDAY. 9Th December, we will
sell ct 10 o'clock at our Auction Store-3OO Cases
BOOTS, SHOES and HATS all fresh winter goods,
Mems and Boys heavy Boots and Shoes, Of all
grades
Women's Shoes
Chiidren's do
Silk and Wool Hats
Caps Sole Leather, &c
TERMs-Under Sl00 cash; 800 and over, 4months'
credit for approved paper.
no l6 DAVENPORT. ALLEN Il CO, Aucts.
CTOCK OF GkOC EkIES, &C., AT
~ Notwithstanding to change our business
We will sell at Auction, on FRIDAY. 2ith inst, cur
entire stock of Goods, consisting of COFFEE. SU.
GAR, MOLASSES, NAILS, HORSE SHOES. and
other articles usually kept in our line Of business
TERMs-Under 800 cash; 500 and over, mos.
BASDSDALE, sTovALL CO.
Sale conducted by DAVENPORT, ALLEN s Co.
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BY 6ODDfN . AvPE15ON.
HOUSE AND LOT AND ABOJTT *
1A VACANT LOTS IN MANcuIRTEp rr.n

OU0E AND LOT AND ABOUT d
!. nVACANT LOTS IN MANCHESTER. FOR
SALE At AUCT1ON.-Wl be sold on SATUR-
DAY Afternoon, the 18th November, 1854, on the
premises, commencing at 81 O'Clock. q neat new
framed u cling on the Northern side Of Melon.
Alexander Avis. near the residence OF MI. o. nj
Puliiam The house has large rooms. besides clio.
sets &C. Near the lot there Is q well Of excellent
After the sale of the dwelling will be cold between
- ana 30 handsome Building Lots adjoining.
at ~ and IL months For The Lots one third cssh:
hasnce ate and months. In either case for ne TO-
aoie notes. bearing interest," and title retained till
last note ia paid. n - - -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-18

BY THOMAS w. REESE,
totiice with Geo. j. Sumner, No 20 Pearl st.1
I ,oMMISsIONER'S SALE.-pursuant
TO decree Of Henrico County Court. pro-
naaucen on the 9Th day of November 1885, In the
sa. IN Shaneery of William Murray plaintiff assinst
osniuet Murray and others defendants, I viii pro-
e ecu 70 ~ at public Auction. MONDAY the 18th
ST., at O'Clock In the Afternoon Of fair II not
next AIR day, at the same hour,) upon the pre-.
,es' House aud Lot containing about of an scre
49, OF isss. and bounded two sides by the road
~ cue lands of - Picors estate, of which Mary
rna,. the widow of Samuel Murray, decd, was in
Pr pr, ssion at the time of her death
IEkMs OF SALE.-One-third cash thu re sidue on
anu months credit, interes. added.
yysnx, J. q, KEESEE, Com'r.
henrico CO., November 1S 1854.
No Sa.e conducted by THos. w. KEEsEE, Auct