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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-08
BY TAYLoe n WILLIAMS
NOMMISSIONEh . SALE OF LAND.


- In compliance with decree of the County
Conre OF Henrico, pronounced the 1lth day Of
March, 1880, in suit therein pending on tie C6au.
Gerry side Of said Court in which Mary J. Hobsan one
of the children and heirs of Richard Hobson decd
is plaintiff. and Hamet A. Pearce administrator Of
Richard aobson, decd. and others are defendants.
SHALL as Commissioner therein appointed proceed to
sell to the highest bidders, On the premises at 4
O'Clock, r. NJ on Tuesday, the 9Th day of August,
the tract of land in the bill mentioned, of which
Richard Hobson died. seized and possessed contain
ing So acres be the same more or S. scoinipg the
lands of Thos Lyme the lands belon cling to the es-
tate of John Childry and Others and situated about
seven miles below the city of Richmond. -
TERMS OF SALE-For much cash as will be ne
cessary to Pay the costs and all other expenses incl
dent to the sale, including eaid Commissioners con-.
rnssion and for the balance of the purchase money!
upon credit of six, twelve and eighteen months
from the day of SALE taking of the purchase bond
bonds with good security for the credit Payments
and the title to the land to be retained until the whole
of the purchase money be paid and deed ordered
be executed and delivered by the Court
P. B JONES, D. s.,
For w. B. RANDOLPH, late s. ii. C.
Sale conducted by
jv24 TAYLOR L WILLIAMS, Aucts
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CONDUCT OF TUCKER, THE MURDERER-New
York papers state that thereis general impression
created by the conduct of Tucker, the Brooklyn
murderer, that he is insane. He appears perfectly
insensible to the enormity of his crime His wife
has visited him at his request but he was entirely
unmoved by her visit as well as by all others 1t is
said that he has been, for some time, jealous of his
wife.
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BY oODDIN 4 APPERsON-
M OST VALUABLE WAREHOUSES

yA ON CAk1 AND list STREETS FOR SALE
At AUCTlON-Will be sold on TUESDAY Az
TERN0ON, the 9th August 1854, upon the premise,
commencing at O'Clock, that large and nost yaIna
BILE TOBACCO WAREHOUSE owned by Messrs
Pres Endcrs whose object in selling l. TO wind
up the partnership ccncern,t situated In the CITY OF
Richmond. at the corner of Cary and 2fst str. etc
fronting on the north side Of Cary street 1872 feet
and on the line of 2st ITO feet to an
10 fest wide Also, will be sold leasehold Interest
land the buildings thereon) in the let adeipina on
the east and connected Herewith having front az
81 feet on Cary street, depth of 1854 feet: End ON lis
rear line so feet which said easehold terminates on
the LIST of January, 1856
The above real estate prssents it IL believed ex.
traordinary jnducsmens to capitalists the merczn-
NE Community being removed only one street from
the Richmond Dock and will be when the corpee-
ton between the Dock and Basin is opened fnow
nearly completely convenient ouly the recap
ton of produce by the Canal but equalls convenient
TO the shipping: and in the item OF drayags alone
large amount may be annually saved. The income
from this ware house has gea for the past eisbt
years over $500. Located in the most prosperous
and improving portion of the city it is believed that
no property Is now Offering for sale which presents
greater inducements than the above.
TERMs.-One-ffth cash, or q satisfactory endorsed
negotiable note at mos, balance at g. IL 10 and II
mos, for ne gotiabe notes Interest added from LIST
Jsnnsry next when full possession will be gisen
jy2s GODDIN e. APPERSoN Ancts
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Coal D1scovERED.-In making deep cut, near
the White Sulphur Springs on the Covngton and
Ohio Railroad, bitumous coal was found at both
ends, in what quantities we cannot say This (says
the Greenbrier Era) is on the ground where Prof.
Rodgers demonstrated that coal did not exist,
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THE CASE OF DR. THoMPsoN.-The Greenbrier
IRA states that when the result of the examination
I the remains of Miss Agnes Pharr was announced
u DR.. Thompson, he sank down. guilt stricken
to the earth. sHis confidence in his innocene left
him in moment. He was that night lodged in jail.
On the following.day he was arraigned before an
examining Court, and fully committed for trial
Large bail was offered, but properly refused.
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DUBLIC SALE.-ATT r ACTIV E
L REAL ESTATE-FARM AND TAVERN ES-
TABLISHMENT, ON THE RICHMOND AND
DANVILLE RAILROAD, FOR SALE Il offer at
public auction. such terms needs suits the
purchaser. on WEDNESDAY,. the sd of August, my
place, called "TOMAHAWK STATION" on the
Richmond and Danville Railroad II miles from Rich
mond containing about $50 acaes. onehalf with the
buildings lying the South, and the other half on
the North side of the road-beiug willing sell ali
or half.
The neighborhood is good, the location healthy,
and the improvements extensive. The place ia we'll
supplied with excellent water, and Is well timbered
with pine, oak, etc.
In the hands of enterprsing person it is believed
that this establishment would prove very profitable
for it is place of much resort and many boarders
from the city of Richmond could be attracted hither
for the summer months.
A Post Office is kept there and the present propr-
etor has Stage Coach running three times q week
to Cumberland county, which pays well.
To disposed to speculate in the coal trade this
place holds out strong Inducements for it lies in the
midst of the coal region and the signs of this mineral
in the cut made for the railroad aud in digging WELL
were exceedingly fattering
The owner, who resides the place, will take
pleasure in showing the Land, &C., to persons dis
posed to purchase.
jy 26-dlm* VIM A. MARTIN. Chesterfield.
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By RICHARD CAUTaORN
DESIRABLE RESIDENCE ON ORE

1EolnAbLE RESIDENCE ON ORE
Il CON HILL At AUCTTON.AwiII be sold
Without reserve, on SATURDAY, 18th day Of August,
lsss ss st o'clock on the premises very desirable
SIohE and DWELLING situated on Oregon Hill
and now occupied By Andrew Gentry. The Lot
fronts Szt feet and runs hack 100 feet The improves
nents consst Of Brick Dive Hing containing large
been used with good success two rood rooms above:
and has attached kitchen containing two rooms =
the location possesses many sdvanfa ges as busi-
ness stand being surrounded by numerous and ra-
p'diy-growing population. In this neighborhood
houses are In continual demand, and cannot be OBJ
tanned =
TERMs.-One-third cash; the balance at 4 8 and IL
months for approved gotiable notes. with interest
from the day of sale.
au7 r CATJTHORN Aurt
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CANADIAN PARLIAMENT.-The Provincial Parlia
ment will meet for despatch of business on the 5th
of September
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AUCTION AAI.B9
FUTURE DAYS

k'Ok nALE.-A deliehtful COUNTRY
nEslpENcE, sitsstef within three quarters
c. mus % the Rmhsrville dtpot. on tbs Viranis
two nj !. .. ~ Is niles om tauuten within
sno IN the midst Of hesufifuI. ferfIe snd thicky
ss!sea country. viii be sold by the underlined,
acing - commissioner Of tbs Cfreuif Cont 81 An.
anna on the PEsmi.ss o. the second deg Of Sep
about l5o scfes are elsared and % seres s,s
, sana Inc improvements are . comfostabis dwel.
line house, Kitchen and servants quarter srS 49,
we butt BAN and other out houses There Is Va
falling stream OF water running through IL The AN
produces vel; and the neiehborhood 10 remsrkabls
for good health The Tinkling Spring Church i ~
mated on the farm. A more desirable summer resi-
offered for sale
TERMS OF sALE-So much in cash n will nav the
costs of suit and of the SALE and the balance In equal
,nstallmenta Of %, twelve and eighteen months.
ments and the title to be retained until the purchase
money il paid.
Refer to John P. Ballard and Mathew Blair, Esqrs
Rich ncnd. Mr.. r.. II. Kinney, who resides on the
osce, will show It to any one DESTROYS to purchase
THOMAS 9. NICHE, 60.
HUGH w SHEFFEY. eommrs
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I'D e, sactive storm occurred at Fairmout. Va.
~s. sr,;rsy, On .ne 80 instant The bank building
$3.50 ~ anrooted the roof scattered in fras
ments On street,. the Presbyterian church Wa n.q;
" unrooied and stables and trees blown do,, ~
wire suspension bridge suffered some, the r.iiins
Tsg D.sAsh "a several places At PaIatine, near
house was blown down with the children IN !. liz
fortunately were not injured The tescha, wno
sighuy bruised. Several other houses re.. rs -
jured and the damage In the places is es,imstsd
at &5 900,
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CERVANTS WANTED-Tbree or f.

SERVANTS WANTED-Three or four
~ able-bodied Men, by the month, for the balance
Of the year; for such hands l will give $50 per
chine, q miles below Richmond, at Warwick's Bar.
This machine has been about four months at work on
the bar-the number of hands employed have been
from eight to twelve, aud we have not had the frat
case of sickness of any kind on board yet Thew are
fed on good and wholesome food, we'll cook ed and ia
under my notice six days out of seven They viii be
permitted to 90 ashore on Saturday evening and re.
turn on board on Monday morning. Apply to Cant.
r. 0. HASKINS, at Rockets, or to the Superintend
art on board. JAS g. RICHARn SON
iv
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ROYAL PARRISH, Comn,as,or Mr.

City Of Richmond, solicits consignments from his
friend: and Others OF Wheat. Flour, Tobscco. Corn
the country generally He hopes By strict attention
TO business to share portion OF public patronage
his Office at pres.n s at Butler Tinsleys on Cary
str. et also offer my services to buy any article in
this market for my friends.
4-lmdkc
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A@SITUATION WANTED.-A

As<SIIUAIION WANTED.-A young
"A Man, native of Virginia and graduate at the
University of Virginia in the schools of Mathema.
tics, Natural Philosophy, French and German, and
also proficient in the school of Ancient Languages
desires situation as an Assistant in Male or Female
School, private Instructor Satisfactory tesi-
mOnials from the Faculty of Hampden Sidney Col.
lege and the University of Virginia can be given.
required.
Ii desired. he would also give instruction in Pen.
manship and Drawing.
Persons wishing to communicate with him. will
please direct to BOX No 4. University of Virginia
stating number of pupils, branches to be taught and
other particulars. jy a5-1awd& WITS
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A UCTION NOTTCE.-The subscribe,

A UCTION NOTICE.-The subscriber
- being DESTROYS of chsueing bis business, will
at THAT being court dsy) his house
dwelling and LOT. In the town OF Bowling Green,
caroline county. Va The Store house and dwelline
is nearly new built of wood two stories high rooms
we'll pspered, aud large and commodious, with me-
cessary out houses There Is also upon the lot one
s.ory mouse with two tenements occupied as Offices
The property 10 well situated in the most promir
part OF the village with the best water in II State.
within thirty steps of the door The health of the
town cannot be too highly appreciated. A fine on
portnnty is now offered to persons DESTROYS of retr.
ing from the hustle and confusion OF city life to
and still have it in their power to add to their wealth
by conducting safe mercantile business Persons
IN want will please come and examine for them.
selves.
Terms made known On the day of sale. Possession
eau be had Immediate
Tt VIM T., Lam
B0lciiag Green x4uo 1854
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IS. Custom House, Post Office Land Office,
Court Room, &c, not to to exceed $500 is to be
erected at Wheeling, Va.
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There were State elections yesterday in Arkan.
sas Iowa and Missouri
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The ship carpenters employed at the navy yard
In Caarlessown, Mass. have struck for SO per day.
They have been receiving S. so.
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PIONEER GoNE.-JAMEs SPARKS, Sr, died 81
Nicholas c. H., on the Goth ult, aged upwards OF
30 year. He was one of the hardy pioneers who
witnessed the first settlement of the county
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ARRIVAL OF sTEAMRR.-The steamship Hansa,
from Bremen, which port she left on the 23d ult.
arrived at New York on Sunday. She went ashore
on Middle Bank on Saturday night, but was gotten
of uninjured
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A Washington correspondent of the Baltimore
Sun says:
he river and harbor bill will be amended newt
session so as to avoid the Presidents objection tc IT.
This will be wise move on the part of Congress-
The President is not entirely opposed to the prin.
ciple OF internal improvement by the general gov.
ernnent but he objects to appropriations for other
than truly national purposes The same doctrine
is held by Gen. Cass ;"
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Treat exctment was caused at Cincinnati, Ohio
6y the sudden breaking out OF sickness in the 10th
Ward, on Thursday. Seven deaths occurred before
dark The disease is confined principally to the
Germans. The symptoms are those of cholera
though It is not thought to be that disease.
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A NEW DIECOVERY-GOLD PENS
- RE-POlNfED By ELECTRICIrY RAY
MONO 4 ALLEN. No. I44l. oouth Second stree,
Phisdslphis, viii Re -poist dOLD PENS by Eiecsri,
city, and warrant them to write - we % ever for
zoe 2 Pisce M. WIN. 4. BUTrERs. Isl Nam o.
a,shmo1d. VS. b agent for Raymond AIise.
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NUNIH CAKULINA ELECTION.
RALEIGH August Returns from "a counties
| show Wing gain Of 1895. The vote is very close
but Bragg Oem) is probably elected Governor.
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE NEAR

" ALUADAC nEAA ESIAIE NEAK
' THE CORPORATION LINE. ON VENABLE.
DARLINGTON, PATH, 18th AND STS FOR
SALE AT AUCTION.--Will be sold, ON WEDNEs-
DAY Afternoon, the 9th August 1854 upon the pre-.
misses. commencing at O'Clock, an acre Lot on We.
the property of Mr.. w. Matthews, having front
the North side of Venable st. of $50 feet and the
same front the South side of Darlington street 1t
will be divided into lots to suit purchasers
After which, will be sold very handsome Build.
ing Lots the West of 18th ST. and East of 24th ST.
back la5 feet to an alley, adjoining AsLury Chapel
on the North and nearly opposite the large brick
Methodist Church, now being erected.
TERMs-One-fourth cash !; balance at s, and 8
months for negotiable notes. interest added secured
by trust deed, or title retained.
au1 GODDIN & APPERSON, Aucts
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PHILADELPHIA, Aug Ga Frenchman, said to
be named Donald, but who says his name Is Saml
Nichols, was brought before Commissioner Inera-
ham yesterday, and fully identified as having been
the captain of the ship Grey Eagle during her re.
cent slave voyage and that he landed 600 slaves on
the Island of Cuba
The principal witness was boy who was on
board of her, and who described the whole voyage.
fully Identifying the prisoner as the Captain he
served under. The examination was finally post.
poned till Monday the boy having failed to appear
at postponed examination this afternoon.
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FATAL RENcoNTRE The Savannah News Ia in
formed that rencontre occurred at Syvaria, Scri
ven county, Ga, on the 22d ult between two men M
med Hemly and Cain, during which the latter was
stabbed and has since died from the effects of The
wound. Hemly gave himself up to the authorities
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During July there were 10 deaths In Norfolk: %
were colored persons; none of cholera.
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WANTED-To purchase or hire, a stea
w dy, industrious man, to do the duties of an OS.
TIER, and to cultivate small Garden.
SAML A. PATERSON.
Manchester July 81, I854-au div
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fU1 URE DAYS.

~ ALEAs MOTT. Aucttonesr.
" ALUABLE HOUSE AND LOT AT
-. AuCII0N.-will Be soid on SATURDAY M.
,hs Hous. izIh inst on the premises q osloeL
the nouss and Lot on Valley street. 1t present uceu-
pied by Mr. Geo. w. Hubbard. hsvins front -
ssuey street OF III feet. with depth Of so feet
Inc premises sre most eIieiby situated IN the
me 81 nssithy part Of the city The improvement
consist OF nest frame building having large and
wafer. " 1880 s>'
TERMs--HaIf c.sh, balance in rporths. with in
teress from day OF sale. ALEX. MOTT,
du AuctioueeY,
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TOR SALE BY PRIVATE CON

II TRACT-Two very desirable FARMS in the
county of Henrico-yiz: No /, 20 oodwood, situated
three miles southeast of Richmond, containing more
less I69 acres, of which 86 cleared and in az
high state Of cultivation any land within the same
distance of Richmond underdrained TO- large ex-
heavily lined the fencing Ii very good and the
Farm IL laid off in four fields well enclosed. beades
orchard, garden, lots and lane The buidinss are IN
excellent order comprising all that are necessary &c
farm; also, two capital grain barns with thrcsnnf
fioor and machine house. The uncieared isadt Wen
wooded with pine 1T for timber nod brick WOOD,
and with sapIing oak. r..,.
No 2 stneted seven or eight mile: from Richmond.
Rour-MiIe Greek, and about three miles from
James River contains about l65 of very exec
lent land well watered BY running streams on thrcs
sides and eopious sprngs of the best wateT about o
acres are cleared, under good fence and pisnsed
with good many choice fruit trees; the rem4inder
70 perhaps the heaviest wooded land In that secion
OF country and there are between 30 and SO acres Of
Ror further particulars apply to myself on the pro-
perry, or to my SON DAVID CuHsIS; y h,shSeqS
H.nrieo county. Jsly. lss4--.s i-di.vins
NEW YORK LIFE ms RANCE COM
IN PANY.-Reeeived ct the of6ce Of the above
named company, No as Main street, the certificates
Of scrip issued 70 January, 1854 All the injured Who
have have not called and obtained scFip will ploase
do Immediately. They will also please bring for.
msr scrip and receive interest !, the same.
CHARLES WORTHAM,
3. From semi annual statement inst ysoeived.
we find the COMPANY II 3 very hourishina eendi
tan; ell whc desire intormat0n In regard 70 tnsur
snce. Will pIeese call atths Once
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A L COST.-The subscribers, DESTROYS OF
closing their business as soon possible, from
this date offer heir entire stock of DRY G(lOG AT
COST, consisting in part of general assortment OF
Goods suited to the present season. The balance un-
sold ut private sale TO be closed Auction It an
early date. o. A. HOBENSACK 4 TITUS
~. B-Tbe store at present occupied by the sub
scvibers n for rent. anAI9ta
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WANTED-A young Man Is or Is years
w of age, who writes good hand, as an assistant
in an Office. To smart and ective one, good salary
will be given. Address I'M. C. g." through the Post
Office. iySI
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A CASE OF SLAVE PIRACY

Senator Gwin left New York for California in III
steamer George Law, on Saturday.
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BARBApoEs.-Letters from ST. Tboma

BARBApoEs.-Letters from ST. Thomas, under
from Barbados swells the dreadful stastics of tbe
ravages of the cholera in that island The last stea
mer brings accounts that it had subsidized somewhat
in town, but doing its work at an awful rate in
other parts Of the island fifteen thousand also have
died at Grenada
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL
~ ESTATE ON NAVY HILL IN THE CITY
CT RICHMOND. FOR SALE AT AUCTION-By
virtue of decree Of the Circuit Court of the County
of Henrico pronounced on the 9th Of July, 1854 in
the suits of Leake rs Anderson and ala, the under.
signed who was by that decree appointed a special
cia Commissioner for the purpose will sell public
Auction, on the premises, on MONDAY, the 18th
day Of August, 1854, commencing at o'clock. the
real estate on Navy Hill, in the City of Richmond
formerly occupied by Mr. Edmund Anderson and
now by Mr. George Harding, containing about Is
acres 1t will be laid out into lots fronting on Sd
4th, 9Th and 9Th streets according plan and sur
vey to be seen at the office of Messrs Goddin Ap.
person in q few days.
TERMs-Oue-third cash balance at six and nine
months. for negotiable notes and title retained Till
last note Is paid and conveyance directed by the
Court. A B. HUTCHINSON, Special Co.n,r
Sale conducted by GoDDIH APpERsoN, Aucts.
aug
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{ ATTENTION ARTILLERY.-At tend
@ meeting of your company at your gun house on
I'll TUESDAY evening, the 9th inst. at e. o'clock
" P. NJ. Co.
full meeting is requested as business of the ut
most importance will be brought bel the NEE ting
By order Of the Captain.
GEORGE G.. MATHEWS, o. g.
N. B. Every member will bring his his sword and
carbine with him.
su T-2t
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BY DAVENPORT. ALIEN & CO.

BY DAVENPORT. ALIEN co.
GROCERIES, &c. Ar AUCTION On
~ THURSDAY, the 10th August. we will sel, =.
loociock, at our aucti IN store assortment Of Gro
Rio aud Laguayra Coffee
Coffee and Crushed Sugars
Molasses in hhds
Green and Black Teas
Old Rye Whiskey
PORT Madeira, and Malaga Wines
Cigars. Mus ard, Starch;
Brown sugar In barrel.4s
TERms-Uader 800 cash; 800 and over months
credit for approved pape-.
aus DAVENPORT. ALLEN Il co.
TOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
= will offer at public auction If not disposed of
private y before, on TUESDAY, August 18th, 1854,
PERTY:
l.. The Store and Dwelling. House, which is occu.
pied oy myself. and which was built but two years
the best business stands in this State 1t the near
est Store to the Central and Orange aud Alexandra
for any kind of business than any other store
in the village.
2. One Lot fourth of an acre in size, situated be-
tween New and Old GordoDsville. -
5. The Land lately purchased of George Morris,s
estate. kno wn as the CHAMBLICO TRACT, about
Il miles OF this village, and containing two hundred
well adapted to the cultivation of all kinds of grain
As three railroads will shortly be runpne to this
piece the timber will soon oyerpay for the land
ries, Wooden and Tin-ware.
TERms.-For the Store and Dwelling house, Lot
and Land, one-thrd cash. onethird in months. and
the balance in II months. fer approved negotiable
paper-the title retained till the whole is paid.
For the M srchandize' cash will be rsqguiIsa or
''1OoS'''llh o. JaIy e. 81 ISL 81 yas-lm.
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| HOTEL SERVANTS.-A good man
IL COOK and eight ten experienced dining
room SERVANTS, wanted immediately at the Amer
| lean Hotel. an 9-St