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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-13
VALUABLE FARM IN CHEsrER-
IEpauirer pIease COPY
a DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF CHIC.

A DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF CHIC
"A KAHOMINY LAND.-Will be sold to the
highest bidder, on the premises the 10th Septen.
Der next commencing at IL O'Clock A. NJ, IL fsir, II
not on the next fair day. that valuable tract of Land
lying on Chickahominy River. in the county Of Han.
over, belonging to the estate of DR.. Reuben Mere
dith decd containing $40 acres adjoining the lands
OF A: B. Timberlake, A. Lumpkin and Others.
This Land il eight miles from Richmond within IA
miles of Atee's Depot the Virginia Central Rail.
road, and within miles of the Richmond and Char.
lottesville Plank Road now being constructed. On
the Land Ii q small frame dwelling, with the other
necessary outhouses
This Farm is considered lone of the most vsluabie
and productive on the ChickahoE1iny, and 10 we'll
adapted to the growth Of corn, oats, wheat and
grass. -
Possession, to seed crop Of wheat, will be given
on the LIST of October next and full on the
LIST January, 1856.
TERMs-Onethird cash on the day of sale. and the
remainder at and lS months from the 1st January
1892 with nterest-the credit payments to be secur-
ed oy bonds, with satisfactory security and deed OF
trust N the premises.
Immediately after the sale of the above
eract, will sell tract of Wood Land belonsne to
sne same estate, containing 10 acres, about mile
distant from the above tract
Terms same a. mentioned above.
~ Mr.. A. B. Timberlake, the tenant will tai .
pleasure IN showing the Land to any person DESTROYS
P. B. JONES, Admir-, with the will
annexed, of r. Meredith, decd.
RAPID ANN STATION, Culpeper, Co.. VAL
August 18th, 1854. !
eu I7-d3taw2W&dtda
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CONFESSION OF A MURDRRER.- Francis Dick
who was hung at Dayton, Ohio, on Friday last, not
only confessed to killing his motherinlaw but also
TO having murdered his father-in-law, by purposely
making him drunk and then throwing him into a
canal. He denied having killed his own brother OF
which he was suspected but acknowledged thu. he
was poisoned, though by the hand OF another per-
son. a how
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Judge Bronson, in accepting the Hard nomina'
lion for Governor of New York, expresses himself
in favor of the fugitive slave law and the principles
OF the Nebraska bill, and adds:
Whether such sentiments are now popular or
not ! entertsin no doubt that they will ultimately
be approved by great majority OF the people oil
this State Error and fanaticism may triumph Tor
a time, but reason will prevail in the end.
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD-BUR-
:. dLARY AND ROBBERY.-The subscribers
house was entered yesterday morning by some per
son unknown, and robbed of the following articles
One Pin representing key, with red set; half
moon Pin, with jet sets one small jet pin with
likeness; and three hundred Dollars In S. gold
pieces, each piece having w W." stamped upon
&C. also taken. will give $50 reward for the arrest
and convection of the thief.
sc l2-St* w p WILKERSON
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The CHOLERA AT COLUMBIA, PA-The choler q
at Columbia commence ed on Thursday last, when
Two emigrants were taken from the cars sick and
died in short time. Among the victims are DR..
r. Z. Cochran, whg member of the Legislature
Edward A. Howard, proprietor of the Green Tree
Hotel; Francis Bradley, notary public, and a num-
Der of ladies'
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4 remarkable death occurred on Sunday in New
York. 1t appears that milkman, Water Lynch,
on Saturday, while serving Mrs. Davis, In 10Th ct,
got into quarrel with her, struck at her and broke
pitcher which she held, the pieces of which fell
upon a small girl, named Mary Kincard, and cut
her head so that she died of the wounds Lynch
was arrested
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THO THE PUBLIC.-R1oHmosp. SEP

l. TENDER 9TH, l854-Necessity compes US to
give notice that and after the 18th instant. our
charges for waggonnage to or from any part Of Rock
cts to any place named and assessed in the first
clause of Ordinance of the City of Richmond re.
gulating the rates of Drayage passed December 2ls
lS40 will be increased to the following rates. iout
discount:
Rates assessed at less than 25 cents increased to Is cets
nett.
Such rates as are assessed at % % 80 "a Sc 10 IS 10 cts
Increased to the nett price of 80 81 Sc 40 4S 48 81 "a
TO OF from any part Of the Dock to any place named
the following rates, fcittout discount;
Rates assessed at less than Is cents increased to IS cents
nett
Such rates assessed at q so sc As so 60 cents
Increased to the nett price of 81 SO As so Sc 63
Under the second clause of said Ordinance, the
rates will be increased as follows
Rates assessed at less than 25 cents increased 25 cents
nett.
Such rates as are assessed at Is so 40 so 60 cents
Increased to the nett price of so SO so 63 IS cents
Such rates as have been established by custom, and
per cent nett, the above being for single or Draw
Loads, double or Wagon Loads in same proportion.
| The extreme high prices which have for loug
time prevailed and likely to continue in every thing
appertanng to our business land which all are aware
Off compels us TO adopt these rates. For example
been selling at from 81 to 81 Is; Corn instead of SIS
and so cents is 20 to 80 cents; Bran instead of and
10 cents is 10 and 3 cents shipstuHs from 50 cents
advanced to so and 60 cents; Drivers from 500 ed-
vaDced to $780, Mules and Horses, from $50 and $780,
advanced to $40 and $3.50; Licenses paid the city
nave o3 per cent DO also IN regard TO wa
paid to assistants, blscksmiths wheelwrights
&c, making the cost of conducting the business
ly double the expense compared with few years
back, and IN much larger proportion as compared
with 1910, when said Ordinance was established.
This state OF affairs compels to obtain some re-
lief or abandon the business; has already
been acquiesced in by many who interested, and
it is but justice that should receive fair compsn.
sstion for our labor.
We hereby give notice that and after the 18th
Instant we shall conform to the above advanced
rates. To all of which we pledge ourselves.
ELLIS & PEERS,
JACOB s. ATLEE
EDMUND BOISSIEUX,
HATCHER l. WEBSTER.
TOMPKlNS l. ROYSTER,
se l2-6t And other.
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RECENT MASSACRE NEAR Fort LARAMIE.-The
War Department has received official information
of the death of Brevet Second Lieut.. Grattan, of
the sixth In fantry, and twenty of the men of that
post who, under his command, went in pursuit
of party of Sioux Indians, as mentioned in a
Topographic despatch yesterday.
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Edmund P. Hunter, Esq., OF Martinsburg we re-
greet to learn died suddenly Berkeley Springs on
Saturday last. He was gentleman of great worth
and extensive popularity, known throughout Vr
ginia as having been valuable member of the lie.
gislature
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We learn that the argument in the case OF Com
ruonwealth Christian, was about being conclu
ded yesterday evening, at the time the cars lei
Liberty for this place. Messrs. c. l.. Mosoy anc
Alex. II. IL Stuart, spoke for the prisoner, and Jno
F. Sale, Eco closed his argument on behalf oil tn
Commonw alth.-Lyach pirgiRiaH, Tuesday,
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STARTLING ACCIDENT.-On Monday night last
during the dance at the Holiday street Theatre
Baltimore, Miss Ellen Morants dress took fire al
she passed the tootlights. tremendous excite
IN 4nt ensued, but fortunately the young lady was
mol seriously burnt
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M ISS A. NJ. SMITHS SCHOOL FOR


WI YOUNG LADIEs.-The seventh session 6f
this School win commeoce on the first MONDAY Of
October next, at the schoolrooms corner Of Frank
lin and Fifth streets.
Horace p. Smith, A. B., brother Of Min Smith,
will be connected with the school a. Associate Prin.
cipai. The most competent teachers viii assist In
the various departments The course Of instruction
10 thorough and embraces all tho regulates for fin.
ished education. Frequent lectures win be given in
con nection with the higher English branches Lee
lures on Natural Philosophy and Chemistry accomPs-
MED by experiments Vocal musicwi BE- taught daily,
without extra charge. Miss Q. pledges hsIssif to
teach In such manner a. TO enable the pup. wno
sattentiye to the inssucton eivsn, 70 read nusc
with perfect facility BY the end OF the session Each
department Of the school will Be an6sr me @peI.
vision Of the principals who VIII regularly exsmins
the different classes
TEaMs-Epgish brsnches ~ rnmau DspsSn ~
each. instrumestal music, rIofssso1 prices. Draw
iss, Embroidery, &c. extra cssrsss. ~. A..
and Latin languages. Further psEtie1lazs 1asas
Iaown IN few .ssss % :p5sasgst s :. ~ sees'
store of Mr.. WIN q. Dssset.s ~ IAN aSss
aua--eod2mif
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BY ALEXANDER MOTT


EXTENSIVE TRADE SALE OF CHI.
" Ma, GLASS WARE, &c--WiIl be sold on
THURSDAY next, l4th inst at 10 O'Clock, at the
Auction Mart, an extensive invoice of China Glass
Ware, &C., consisting in part of :
500 doz Tumblea, assorted qualities; IS doz Lamps
do do; $50 dsz Plates do. de- goo cups and Saucers
Do do; Sugar Preserve and Butter Dishes, Pitchers,
Molasses Jars Decanters, Cup Plates Castors, China
les snd Breakfast Sets; Fancy China Vases Salt Gel
numerous to mention
Inc above having been just received with positive
instructions to Close offers 10 the trade
OF Richmond rarely to be met with
Ieins al SALE ALEX. MOTT,
&c 70 Auctioneer.
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BY ALEXANDER MOTT.
A DEMONSTRATORS SALE-y

A DEMONSTRATORS SALE.-Will be
"A sold on SATURDAY next the 9th inst, at the
horse lot in the city of Richmond, at 10 O'clock one
Horse and Cart. two Hogs; also lot of Wheat
straw, now on the plantation of Christopher Saun.
ders Persons wishing to purchase will please call
on MT Saunders, who win give any information
regarding the ssme.
The above property belongs to the estate of Henry
Saunders decd.
CHRISTOPHER SAUNDERS,
Admir- OF the estate of Henry Saunders decd.
Sale conducted by ALEX. NoTT, Auet. se6
POSTPONEMENT- above sale ia
postponed until SATURDAY, 18th inst
Sc = ALEX. MOTT, Auct.
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GHERIFFS SALE.-Will be sold for
~ cash on MONDAY, the 18th day of the present
month, (September,l on board the schooner Lewis
Perry, lying at Rockets, seventeen hundred and
els of Shorts, twenty.one hundred bushels of Bran
and hundred and fortyfour barrels of Flour or 90
much thereof as will satisfy attachment in my
hands in favor of H. T. l. L. 8. Taiaferro W VIM. H.
Cole, and all expenses connected with the detention
of the schooner and SALE By order of the Hon. Jno
A. Meredith, Judge of the Circuit Court of the city
of Richmond made on the 9Th day of September
1854. ALEX. B. HUTCHESON s. H. C.
The above sale will take place at IL O'Clock, A. M.
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Mrs. Thomas II. Benton died in Washington q
day or two since.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL Es

Il TATE in THE COUNTY OF HENRICO.-
By virtue of Deed of Trust executed to the Sub
scribers as Trustees dated sth November. 1855 and
admitted to record in the Clerks Office of Henrico
County Court on the ID day of March, 1854, they
will at the request Of all parties concerned, proceed
to sell at public Auction, the premises on Tues.
day. the 26th day of September 1884, at the hour of
O'clock, r: M, that certain tract of Land mentioned
in the said deed al lying in the County of Henrco,
above the City of Richmond and is supposed to
tain Az acres be the same less land IL the
same land which was convey ed to John r. Reeve by
Powhstan Roberts and Joseph Jackson j., sx'rs of
John Sheppard. deceased, by deed dated 9Th Nsvem-
her, 1858, and of record in the Clerks Office of Hen
rico County Court; the said tract of land known
the Homestead tract, belonging to the late John
Sheppard of Henrco, and is about nine miles above
the city of Richmond and is near to the Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad, and is regard
ed as valuable as well for farming purposes for the
quantity of pine wood upon it.
TERMS OF SALE.-Cash as to so much of the pro.
eeeds will be sufficient to pay about g. 700 and
the costs and charges of sale and the usual credits
will be given upon the residue
The Trustees will convey the usual special war.
ranty. r. r. ROBERTS, In.
THOS. g. JACKSON, AfuS'ees'
Sale conducted by GoDDIN APPERsoN, Aucts.
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BY LARUS 4 SHINE,

HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FUR
IL NITURE AT AUCTION.-On next WE'D
NESDAY morning. the 18th instant, at 10 O'clock we
will sell at auction, at Mr.. J. W. Denns apartments
over the Manson House, Main street. his entire
stock of HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN RURNI-
TURE, which 10 nearly new, having been used only
about three months, and of excellent quality he
having determined to decline house keeping
Terms at sale. LARUS l. SHINE,
SO IL Auctonesrs, II Main ct.
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A VALUABLE FARM ON THE NEW
1A BRIDGE ROAD At AUCTION -XEitb I'll.
BY GODDIN APPERSON.
BEAUTIFUL FARM, AND COTTAGE

REAUIIkUL FARM, AND COTTAGE
ss MEs FROM HEAk
FOR SALE ATAUCTION.-Wil be sold on TUES,
DAY. the 18th day of Sept. 1854, the premises,
beautiful Cottage Dwelling thereon near the Brooke
Turnpike NEW Plank Road,l six miles from Rich.
mold adjoining the lands of Major Jas Hill, Cha.
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
remarkably we'll planned and tastefully finished
The shboIhSod Is excellent and the place re-
of the Turnpike, will run within quarter of mile
of the dwelling
ss15 GODDIN APPERsoN, Aucts
VERY VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
ON COLLEGE STREET. AND ON VALLEY
PoE sAtR II ssn sold
premises commencing at q O'Clock, most valuable
Lot the East side Of College street. adjoining the
African Church. fronting 80 feet, running back 1874
After which, will be sold valuable Lot for a gro
Gerry store or dwelling, on the west side Of Valley
feet, running back about 80 feet.
TERMs-One-thirdc cash; balance at and months
for gotable notes interest added, and title retain
Sc IS dODDIN APPERsoN, Aucts.
> SMALL TENEMENTs ON SOUTH
- SIDE OF BASIN, NEAR THE COMBINED
LOCKS. FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-WiIl be sold
on FRIDAY the 22d day of Sept 1854, on the pre-
misses, commencing at # O'Clock, three all framed
Tenements the South side of the Basin, near the
bridge over the Combined Locks, fronting on the
east side of 10th street. being part of what is call
ed Hughes Row
These Tenements rent at sums which pay hand.
somely the amount they will likely sell for, and
located in part of the city where real estate
in great demand.
TERMs-One-third cash; balance at and months.
for gotiable notes. interest added and title retain
ed till last note il paid.
sells GODDIN l. APPERSON, Aucts.
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CRATES AND FENDERS.-Five Hun

1NhA ED AND I ENDEhO.-F1V6 Hum
" drrd Enemeled CRATES and TENDERS for
sale at reduced prices The subscriber has for sale
the largest stock of CRATES and TENDERS ever
before offered for sale in this city of his own manu-
facture. The Crates embrace all the various kinds
and patterns such - square topped Gothic, Liptic,
Circles &c, with beautiful rounding Fenders Sum-
mer Pieces H., to match.
Orders for Crates, Fendsra &c, from town and
country punctualy attended to and carefully pack.
ed Merchants purchasing to sell again, will be sup
piled at the lowest northern prices, with the usual
discount of for cash by Wholesale.
Apply at my Bell and Brass Foundry, on Main, be-
tween 9Th and 9Th streets Richmond, Va.
10 ISsm SAMUEL y. DENoON,
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ONE HUNDRED DOLLzRs m

10th lost, Negro Man named CHARI.Fa' hi !.
about Il years Of age feet or inches birh Gin.
Eef-bresd color; he was raised in Hampton 6y Mr.
which place believe he has gone. i will give the
above reward TO any person who will deliver him r.
me- BENJAMIN DAVJG ~
N@ No. 5 Wall street, under Gin Hotel
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BY DUNLOP, MONCURE L CO.

DUNLOF, MONCUKE 4 CO.
GROCERIES AT A UCTION.-On
" FRIDAY, the 18th inst, at 10 O'Clock. at our
Auction Store will SELL
100 hhds. Sugar-good to fine quality
100 bbls. Molasses
80 bbls. Mackerel
20 kits Salmon
so cases Champagne Wine-superior quslity-in
bond
so bbls Stewards Coffee Sugars
Sperm and Adamantine Candles
Teas; Mustard; Candle.
Sherry Wines; Port Wines &c.
ALSO,
q tons White Mexican Gusno. said to be equal to
any imported.
TERMS: Under 500 cash; over $780, monts credit
DUNLOP, MONCURE CO.,
fe Is Auctioneers.
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GAS FITTING, STEAM PIPING

~ ROOFING, Ac.-Havingiu just received from the
North large stock of Materials, am now prepared
to put up GAS FIXTURES, STEAM PIPES fol-
warming houses, and to cover buildings with Tin OF
any kind Of metal, in the best manner at reasonable
prices, and with despatch.
have now secured the services Of o number ofex-
ceiient workmen In the various branches of my bust
nesa and therefore solicit orders from all who have
VIII md It TO their advantage to give me cali at IN
and Cary. "-'
fe l-ta
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Two PREVENT AND CURE CHOLr
il ERA AND ALL BOWEL COMPLAINTS

YNO PREVENT AND CURE CHOL-
l. ERA AND ALL BOWEL COMPLAINTS
Persons travelling. and all others should have bot
MINATIVE BALsAM BY them. In case Of sudden
Sickness these medicines frequently in less time
than i, Isq.iIs,G!SS Sst Ph2:eia1 >, p.,
Curer in a wine glass of water every morning; when
ever you have pain internally externally use the
ff Dr. I RosEs c%RMi i s%ISSa for Cho
era, Cholera Morbus, Bowel Complaints and Dyson
cines, and should be Kept in ali families A. sooti.
ing preparation 1t has no equal In cases of infants
with bowel complaint choiera morbus. restlessness,
it has never aiisd During the eholera Of lss2 1854
death had positively struck the patient. have had
returns from more than one Thousand persons who
used it during those memorable penods testifyingto
its wonderful curative powers. % sents bottle,
DR.. ]. s. ROSES wHooPIHa coU6H sYRup
gives immediate relief and frequently cures In one
" Dn.J. 5. ROSES EXTRACT OF BUcHU-rh.
one of the best remedies used for diseases of
the Kidneys, Bladder, and all Gouty Affections Pries
DR.. J. 8. ROSES GOLDEN PILLS, for falling of
the Womb, Female Weatnes., Debility and Rslsxa-
trusses and external supports which can only prove
psatives, yields completely to the use Of these
0Do s. RosRs odsa Eli 81 RAIL
ROAD PILLS -These Pills are not warranted to
cure every maIady or disease incident 10 man, but
they are q grand remedy for Bilious state OF the
system and common fevers. They adapted to the
Southern sections of the United States particularly
being often q preventive of Bilious attacks, and
when used with DR.. Roses TONIC MIXTURE, win
cure the most stubborn Of Bilious Fever Fe-
yer and Ague. Price I2i and 25c.
All whose constitutions impaired by disease or
weak by nature should read DR.. J. 8. Roses Med-
cal Adviser; (which contains description OF the dis
eases of our climate and the mode Of trestment) 1t
can be had without charge.
All Of Dr. J. s. ROSES valuable Family Medicines
TO be had of Purcell, Ladd Co, Bennett L 6eers,
Adie l. Gray, o. A. Strecker, A. Duval, A. BodeksT
j. B. Wood, VIM. r Ladd, .. NJ. Zachrisson, A. Les
lie r. r. DuvaI & Bro, 0rubbs L Apperson, 10 this
CITY, and Of dealers generally in every city and town
throus hout the United States.
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TACKsoN's EXCELSIOR BITrERs

AONOON . EASGLoIOh Dbl EhS.
y Having been afflicted with dumb agues for years
past and having tried many kinds Of medicines with
out success, was induced to try Jscksons Excelsior
Brtters, and from the time commenced the use OF
them, have not had any return of the agues, and
my health is better than 1t has been for many years
Richmond, Sept. H. 1854. E. CRAIG.
The above medicine may be found at the Dure
Store of e. j. PlCOT, opposite the Old Market.
se I2-2t
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BY THOMAS w. KEESEE.
(Office at Geo. J. Summers, No. 20 Pearl ST.

- bI IHOMAS w hEEoEE.
(Offlce at Geo. J. Summers, No. 20 Pearl ST.
t'OR LEASE-At Auction. the late resi-
l. dence of George Charter, decd, aud at present
occupied by Gervus 8. 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, If far
IT not the next fair day. at the hour for three
years from the LIST day of January next The present
tenant, Mr.. Burton will give possession in October
If he can procure house to suit him.
At the same time and place will lease the Lot
Immediately opposite for the same time; rent to be
paid quarterly, and security will be required for the
rent-the Lessee to pay the taxes.
]. B. KEESEE,
Guardian of Georgiana L. Charter. and
Attorney for Lucy A. Burton.
TH0S. W. hEESEE, Auct. IL
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FREE PAPERS LOST.-The Subscri-
l. Der, hand on board the steamer Old Dominion
has lost his FREE PAPERS On board the Boat A
liberal reward will be given for their return.
sc 12-St* WILLIAM WHITE
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w AN TIE D, Immediately, first rate
w WHEELWR1GHT, for whom liberal wages
will be given. None need apply without bringing
the most satisfactory recommendations.
ALSO, wanted two three good WAGON DRI-
VERS. ELLIS l. PEERS
4-12tx
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EOR SALE-A secondhand SPRING
u WAGON q superior piece of workmanship, of
the manufacture Of Mr. Thomas c. Eppes, upper end
Of brosd street. whore IL may be seen. IL has been
used but very little, and that near the city.
Any rson Wishing article Of the kind may rest
,ssnrsd that great pains were taken by the well
known manufacturer with regard to its strength and
durability. je2-u
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GUANO-Fine Salt, Tanners Oil, Cot
~ ton Yarns Loaf, Crushed and Coffee Sugar For
sale by DAVENPORT ALLEN l. CO.
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BY DAVENPORT. ALLEN { CO.

BY DAVENPORT. ALLEN 4 CO.
COO CASES BOOTS, SHOES AND
OOO HATS AT AUCTION.-On WEDNES-
DAY, 4th of October, we will sell at our Auction
store, at o'clock
500 Cases Boots. Shoes and Hats, all fresh and de-
sirable Fall and Winter Goods, comprising
Gents fine Calf Boots
Women's coarse and heavy Boots and Brogans
Boys do do do do
WOmens Shoes of all desirable kinds
Childrens do do do
Silk Hats; Wrapping Paper
ALSO,
1000 prs of Richmond made Brogues
TERMs-Under 800, cash; 800 and over, months
credit, for approved paper.
Sc u DAVENPORT, ALLEN l. CO., Aucts-
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now receiving per every steamer Goods for the
Fall and Winter trnde Our assortment will be large
and full and bought at the present low prices We
shall be able to offer unusual Inducements
So IL G. HARTWELL & CO.
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WANTED-Two good TIMERS &C
w customsd to do house work. To such as will
suit, constant employment and the best wages will
be given. q. Il A. BARGAMIN, Jr,
an lots Ger of Main and 10th ats