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VpACKET BOAT PLOUGHBOY, FOR
NEW CANTOE-ACCOMODATIo -sS>Ste,--jj7sEuIr4
DAY LlNE-Thc Subscribers will
running their boat PLouGBBoY Capt Ro T. Crouch, be-
tween RICHMOND NEW CANTON 2srd nst
Gta for and com ort are hereby offered
10 the travelling pubc all night travel being avoided and
enFers leaving the the
Leave RICHMOND, At A NJ, Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays arriving in New Canton NJ Of the
Reiurhing-Lenve NEW CANTON at A. NJ Mondays We'd
day.
that heretofore charged by the line Of Messs
Boyd, Edmond 4 Davenport
oaee on Ith street, opposite Myers Warehouse.
unn
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SPRING AND SUMMER AKKANGEAENT.
FOR NEW YORK Via NORFOLK
S$SlS EvERY TUESDAY AND sA1URDAf-U. y. Mn
nyxSSMAil. STEAMSHIP ROANOhE, Captain Hf&N
-.611s1homas skinner-wiil leave "RfchFHond" or-k3
Netc York" In future every Saturday morning O'Clock Re-
turning she will Richmond Wednesday
afternoon At O'Clock.
The JAMESTOWN Captain CIyxxpr, wileave "Rehmoad"
for "Nec ort heretofore every Tuesday afternoon
O'clock Returning she will New York for Richmond every
Saturday afternoon 1T O'Clock.
These stop NORFOLK, both going and
returning
Passage to New York, Including aud sater0Om
Steerage D
taking ship charged the
by the river boats.
mhSl-u LUDLAM WATSON.
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TIMeS srEAslsHp ooArAsY-sss r~,'.s.l

HINos srEAsfsHP ooATrAsY-rss rAil.ssl
~ phta via Norfolk. HIN
The Ssdrs, rLR6LSIA; CAPTAIN David TEAL sei- R43S
mer EMSsfLY ANIA, Captain James s.ymote, sfed-
'nsr CITY or RICHMOND, Captain Mitchell
One OF these splendid will leave Richmond Tor Pha.
dephia wedt high touching At City Point
and Norfolk Returnng leave
Philadelphia Wednesday at 10 oeeet NJ arriving At
Richmond Saturday which days they will dis
charge their cargo
These splendid built for this
and exeron combine strength and speed
they provided "fans Metallic Tile Boatset
nrsrate tables attention paid by accommodA
ting Captains to the comfort and the protection Of
goods.
FARE REDUCED.
Passage through 70 New York, and found ;....es 90
Passage to Philadelphia, found, Qst cabin 90
DO do no, found end eaeiny 90
Passengers for New would consult their interest by taking
hi. rOa,s being the cheapest and safest
by far the pleasant route.
this line arrangements to forward good,
through with Dispatch
For freight OF pAssARe, apply to
auib H. K FUTILE, Agent, on the Dock.
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splendid assortment Of Richly Decorated Flower Vases
small portion Of which being slightly damaged
Country merchants and others want well 10 exam
Inc MS stock aud terms, at No. III West Main street
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Inc his stock aud terms at No. III West Main street
DUDLEY q JOHNSTON, Eagle squars.-we
P P,n RsS s,SsG nDa s sos s.'
Plaid AMI Figured Gtenadne, aud fiernani,
organdieS and Lawns, I'll prices
Black Canton Grape add Hermann
SS sT M 4a,Ss: Dc fs Ssnm.
French Worked Collars and Sleeves
TSgsGSE With one e. Ne
e Hai SsG5 e h S to m '
NEW SPRING GOODS.
p ,apps GS o6 have 's s n ns; portion
E E:$ F E,sS S.d s5;Ped s"%a.; sif'
Rich Grenadines and Iernans
ssua oGsandiss and Fsii. Ia S"SS0''
Low; priced e Lawns, g &. gS, &C
French Embrolderes grea, variety consisting Of Collars,
s g',Is r sDs cS5I. G%pur' and P' Lace Collars
Mourning Goods s.ioT%sa ADD Family Domestic Goods
e.ysS .5s Es I hyperion article q G'r%sg Sa: lat
"RTnDGES,s', nonsE slloES,T4 fol- s,so,I@sa. on
900 CASKS GRAHAM q WILSON'S LIME, hourly
nys BACON 4 RAsKERvLL
bs Of the season, 10 half chests best Blacf Tsa By
Jel8 EDWIN WORKMAN, co
SUPERRNE FLOUR AND LARDIn cop'ignmsni, for
- sale by Us2Ol WESTON POWERS.
6SUGAH-60bbis "Loverlng'" Crushed do do Powdered
JsiS DAVENPORT, ALLEN Co
~ Il. :, nice ''' Oranges in "'
my2i louis j. BossrgUx.
1I5 L. %%'' SHINGLES, =" .', T,, ,,o,,''
D L. q 4. sTUAHT,s EXTRA SYRUP MoLAs-
sF'jo"r 'ec''d and for ''l E y w voo,n,,Dov
MHOCKING.nIHD CAGES, &c.-IsTse and medium
Nh se hotkng Bird Oases elegant Japanned Canary Cages
S j.i Or ''''% ZIMMERMAN
III ICOHCE-lOO "Yuurnai" 100 cases other prime
Jeii DAVENPORT, ALLEN co.
A LPACCA SACKS WITH VELVET COIIiHs-I have
Just received another supply o. those very desirable Goats
those in want viii do veil To call early al lI Main
zen WM IRA SMITH
400 TONS PERUVIAN aUGNo.
UNBND 2O0 Tons Mexican flusno.
Also Superior Phosphate Of ms, all Of veg best quality for
sale by Ie9I HUGH W. VRy 4 SOFA
THNO JOyRjts or ICE WATKAoother supply of the eel
ebraed Double leo Ptchers by far the
Pitcher offered 70 the public lust opened and for sale
my2T BULKLky \ cos, 1871 Main
SSPADHs AND sH0VKiJs, AND MANtHE AMI HAY
- P0RKaJust received hne ss,otasnt Of The above
elrs some VERY superior Ports THO. R0BERTSON,
gel Importer u Hardware and Cutlery, No. Is Main 81,
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finE AND HUItGLAft PROOF SAFE

DEPOT.
AVN MCFARLAND IL co, 81 Maiden nnc NJ York
w WAREHOUSE, Is Pratt st., Baltimore, Nd,
BANKS, JEWELLERS and COUNTING HOUSE SAYS Of eve,y
spect. :" ''''' 'e-
ds,,,, W., u.v.. New York. April 9Th, 1854
GentemenI gives pleasure you that your safe
reserved my books and papers uninured night
heh every thing else my premises consumed and al
though u vas exposed the heat con-
tents remained unframed The little r.paiTiny viii
think, answer for another trial. f-s' '
-. Respectfully yours,
Iel8-Om-IvAsI u. JENNY. arnthNy
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wM. 4. sEABRooR.
HARDWARE.

ES retiring bQIincEI eheeruy confidently
semsnt u. patron, Ead the public generally the arm
REEVE 4 BLAIR
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si s,,ss IN sssS TO the Real Estate }. vscnEn Co.
heo'ed' TO be addressed to }. W. HoLDRooKE see'ry
Dos Broadway, NY.
Auly-6n-lNIIl
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WDACON sIDTs AND HEaHINGs-
H6 10 hhds Dfy apd Bright Bacon Sdes
100 bbis No I North Carolina Ht6nFs
~ d" No Halifax do
80 +" No 4 Maokcrei
iytp TDy1H WORKMAN 90.
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jyss No. 1888 State street
TlNhA DAaUERRkorYPE Art, as praetsed BY wHTEHURsr
with all the Of the present day. has for
himself reputation gained by assertions
snenee without proof Of such assertions but the contrary
practice, adopting all the
which rapidly succeeded each other In this
Hehas gained distinction Artist bearing Oh tn,
palm when with the Artists OF this and Other
lands. Mr. hs, also gained that Highest OF all hencr th
confidence Of the public the crowd
OF patrons who daily throns his Gallery enesses which
not only Of art but treasures Of nesable value to hs
posscssors
stereoscopic Leneses taken In the improved
Every variety OF Gases, rrames Loeke constantly hand
and At the mcst satisfactory prices
jylS GALLERY, II Main street.
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CHTLDRENIS SHOE!

VIITIDTbN , NIIUES,
g OMETiIiNG NEW AND HAND-OMR.--Iust received At
- the LADIES' SALOON lot Of beautiful Tan CO0red Cat
fss for Children They beau u article
sround the ankle and the pretie' Dress Shoe for Child s,
have had for a long time.
Also Misses Coored Caters Black Jenny Lind
Boots OF all the different styles and plenty Of them suit every
LITTLE BoYsws have also received very beautiful
shoe. for little Boys
Bone OF them made Of Calf Skim others Of Leather
into different shapes with stump and low hesIs
The assortment Of Misses and Chdrens Fancy shpe
good the Ladies Saloon aud Parents invited call
look At them. w. II. ADDISGTOS CO,
Gorf5tk
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Mn " rACNErS.-fhs tine 10 composed Of tssE
&HyHh. allowing vessels. and sails sen B0s'0n 100
.x4IM6eysry wspsksr-r.
Schooner SUSAN, Captain Q. q. Rogers,
MISSIONER, q. Q. Rogers,
COURIER, j.. u. Rogsrs,
SHARON, j. n. Niekerson,
MERCY TAYLOR, - N,sisr,en.
These rsss are 81 The nr eia built this trade
aud have ssperior aceomno dAtions tor passengers.
They by experienced Captains well quansd
foe the trade and Who viii spare ssertion TO aeeommodAss
will lowed down the steam, aud be
relied 10 sail premptiy, a. advertised.
Merchants ordering gccis Boston, will and
Il ship By this s the only regular line
freight will Be taken Low By other vessels and
every viii be made By the agents In Richmond and Boston
TO give sAtfactien.
respectfully a,i and hop, 10 succeed In oe,anlnsa full share
OF patronage.
Rove. wharf DAVID CURRIE, Richmond, 4
A Ros Aren't
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Is "a LlslIEib, 1871,
oohEsTER SCALE WORKS AND IRON s,rr NIsry,o
SAMUEL n. CAynRIy.-

woou ana Willow Ware Baskets Mats Cordags Twne
fe23-ly tvisl " "
SSnlEEEElIN BROTHERS d co., WHOLE
Sail phOuGsIs, New York, have 20 No iie VIII
liam street, corner OF Beekman. " " '''' Nv ""'
Importing the leading
anu inc East Indies and also French Chem
49,, Tooth Nail and Hair Brushes Gloves ana
m the most reasonable terms Order, eI,hI n %
ven viii r-r"ive their best
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THE BUBsCRIBRR 10 leaving Richmond returns bic thanks 10
bis friends who have conhded their s md
hope they Will continue their ayors to Meius HILL RAW
blHts n. w. TALLEY
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FALL TRADE.
S ECOND SUPPLY

OCTOBER 24TH, 1854
/ HAVE the pleasure of announcing to
Il those who have been delayed in making theil
fall purchases until this time, that have just re-
ceived By the Lizzie Howard" to Baltimore, and
BY the Montreal at City Point, and by the steamers
Africa and the Atlantic at New York, extensive ad
dtions to my present stock of Fall and Winter Dry
Goods. THE ASSORTMENT is NOW ONE OF THE MOST
COMMANDING EVER OFFERED To THE TRADE, In
Silks, Vsetts, Shawis, Cioths Cashmere Blankets
Vestugs and Carpets sell in quantities to suit the
buyers and take occasion to invite all persons who
be des of purchasing their goods directly
an importer who ssle cts them himself in person.
come and get their supplies at the very lowest
prices. D. FL. LONDON.
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FALL IMPORTA1IONS 1854.
GTNTER 2 ATvEv

FALL IMPORTATIONS 1854.
GINTER & ALVEY,
IMP o r Err s A ND JOBB ERS
No. is PEARL STREET, RICHMOND,
HAVE now in store, of their own direct
importation the largest and best assorted stock
of GOODS they have yet been able to EXHIBIT to
the trade.
Our Mr.. GINTER having spent the past months
in the European market, buying GOODS for CASH,
enabled and pledge ourselves to sell our goods
low they sold by any importers in this
ry.
. We would call especial attention to our stock of
Hosiery Combs
Gloves Threads
Hdkfs & Cravats Bindings
Laces Sewing Silks
Embroideries Fancy Woolle
Dress Trimmings Goods
Buttons
4-dGcts GINTER ALVEY
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JUST received, per steamer jamestown

UST received, per steamer jamestown,
~ Oct %
One bale White Flannel. ell wool at Is cts; worth
S7t eta per yard.
Wooen Plaids for dresses, from 25c to 75c per yd,
a splendid assortment.
Grass Linen Hdfks. at 2sc worth 57k:.
Cloak Cloths and Velvets
Velvet; Merino and Cloth Cloaks; Plaid Silks
Another lot of those cheap plain Black Silks
Plaid Raw Silks, at size per yd French Meriaos
4.4French Turkey Red n gured Prints, for cartains
and counter pains, at 81 tc. per yd
Embroidered Cambria Collars; Swiss Muslin Col
lars and Sleeves. in sets; EmbPd Hdka; Embroio'd d
stirts; Bed Blankets; An endless variety of Ladies'
and Chiidren's Hosiery.
Together with numerous other seasonable Goods;
TO which we invite the especial attention of our
friends and the public generally, having been pur-
chased within the lsst ten days at the New York
auctions at much less prices than paid for similar
Goods in the early part of the season.
oc23 HART 4 MOSES IS Main at
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The King of Bavaria is a suitor Ia the courts OF
New York, an action having been entered 10 the
Superior Court, in the name of Maxmhan IL /,
King of Bavaria, a. the plaintiff against Jacob Neu-
stapster now established - a merchant In New
York. TO recover thirty thousand forins, (about
s2 aoO) alleged to be due and owing tosad plaintiff
The New York Express understands that the claim
d on alleged advances In establishing silk factory
at Bavaria Some six years ago. The answer has
mt vet been put In.
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MATCHMAKING AND JEWELRY
STORE.

e The subscriber (wbo has been en-.
"a gsged with Messrs. Mitchell & Tyler, for
N.Y. the last two years,l having the tenement
Gs&AeS No. Isl, south side Of Main street second
door east Of 18th, has opened well selected assort.
ment Of WATCHES (Eold and siIverl and JEW.
EL6Y of all kinds, and begs leave to inform the
pueic that he is prepared to sell goods in his ine en-
moderate terms He asks attention TO his sto ck and
feels sssuted that all who wish to purchase can find
objections to his prices.
Being practical watch-maker. he is also prepared
to repair aiches at short notice, and in the best
msnner, or to mend jewelry in coed style. Believ-
ing thst those who have work to do will seek the
best workmen to doit he feels that persens
who favor him with their patronage once viii need
no invitation to continue his services when needed
eu SD--ts O. L.. VOEGEyF
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.

= The circuation Of the DAILY DISPATCH
exeseds that Of sI the Dsily papers Of
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Levi Hanford, an old revolutionary soldier, died
In Delaware county, N. r., on the 10Th ult He
was native of Norwalk, CT, enrolled In the mi
ia of that State at the age of sixteen and was an
active participator in the stirring events of that
period until the close of the war
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LARGE STOCK OF
SIIpER'R READY-MADE CLOTHING

IN anticipation Of a very heavy trade du-
j rins,h State Fair, haye had manufactured snd
am In receipt this week. Of very large aadtions 70
my stock Of WiEter Clothing. comprising all Of the
yeiy latest Of every variety and aaslity OF
Over CoAtl Fancy Cas-. Pants
Brsiness Coafs Black Dpeskin 40
Dress DO Grey do DO
Hunting do Sa.ineft do
vssts In endless variety of black snd fsuoy vslyss
dix, cashmere, setin, meuno, lie.
I Robe de Ghnmbres sss'ss =
Furnishing Goods such o. Shirts, Coiisys, Cnvsls.
Tjea Stocks. Hdkfa Gloves, euspenaera, occks. no.
nsy Belts. he Mefino and Dlik Under ehlrts sd
Drawers. Sss
India Rubber aeods such = 0vsscoaes, Cioaka,
Cspea eants LesgirA Chair CsshiosA ~, - rnans-
faoturerS rrices
An n want are rsspsettul:y sclslsed y lvs 9s
cali. Ny stock 10 a@gocN deef - heavy sex 1nst
winter and shall ~ ersssly rsdsee1 ees ne csees
Of the Fair Z qsn.siy ~ {sssss @ s. 81 ~ Sss.
o1rsslts Eeeis Square.
AZ. \, Ne Ne - esf tssn 1isksst pNs
''%ss g y sss sess..-s - $50 j.D.0
i - ~ -
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FOR LADIES-FALL AND
EszEsz10 WINTER SHOES We resnactfI,llu ash

O&I : AND
szsz%esA WINTER SHOES-We respectfully ask
the attention OF Ladies' to varied and extensive
use the present and approaching reasons. We have
every description OF Cater Boots, thick and thin
soes, al prices varying from l.s0 to S275; white
Satin and Kid Caters from So 70 81; Morocco and
Kid Walking Shoes from 90 to ST IS; Kid and Mo
rocco Slippers from % to 81 so; also Kid and Mo-
rocco Jenny Lind aud Buskips, embracing some as
fine as has ever been efared in this city. In short
we have we believe almost every kind and style usu
ally CALI for. Ladies in want of Shoes are respect
fully invited to give cali, AID we promise that
they shall receive polite attention. and every induce
meDt will be offered them, to make their purchases
of Us. ocf7 WHITE l. PAGE. 73 Main st
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DR.. Ives. late Bishop of the P. E. Diocese of n c
it Is reported s about to assume the editorship OF
Roman Catholic Journal, Ia n. Y. city.
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{ REMOVAL.-HAT, CAP, @sz
G-AAND EUR STORE.-RICHARD -

n
<zAAND FUR sTORE.--RICHARD El
MOORE, Hat manufacturer and dealer in Ha 5
Cars and Furs takes inform his friends and
the public. that he has removed fIorl his old stand
No lS7 Broad street. to one of the new and commo-
oious stores recently erected the Southern side of
Broad, between 4th and 5th streets. No. POT.
n announcing his removal into 8 larger and better
house, he likewss embraces the occs sion to
turn his sincere thanks to those who have for SO
extended 10 him their favois and to
serve them.
Without entering details, he would merely say.
That his FALL GOODS were selected by himself in
cheapness.
The Ladies particularly invited to call and ex.
anime his stock of Furs aud childrens Hats
PREMIUM HATS The subscriber it win be re.
member d, received the premium at the last ate
Agricultural Fair, for Hats of HOME manufacture.
lie Atll continues to make to ORDER the latest and
most fashionable style of Hat, and as he EMPLOYS
rome but the best workmcD and uses the beat stock
his manufacture cannot be exce,led
90-lm
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A BOZ CONVICTED OF MANsLAuGHTER.-Evande
jackson, boy eleven years OF age. was tried in
Marion district, s. c., afew days ago, for the mur
der of cousin of his, of the same name and age
and found guilty of manslaughter
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BY j. A. COWARDN.
WATCHES, &c.
e WATCHES, JEWELRY, &C,

e. WATCHES, JEWELRY, &c,
"a 8c:-RAfMOND1 Il ALLEN, No 14+R South
<NaA2e 2nd street. Philadelphia. formerly of Rich.
sesaO moaf Va )respectfnily iavife the attention
o. their friends and the citizens of Richmond, Wa
generally, to their new ans weltseleeted stock of
Fi1e Watches, Jewelry. Losketts. Medsliious, &c,
Se- Customers visiting Phiieaelphs will find Il to
their advantage to awe CALI we are deter
riaed TO sell On IS accommodating terms any re-
tail house In the coantry.
" B,--Ail kinds Of Watches and Clocks repaired
in rs. rste order aud warranted to keep 20 d time
Jobs Of every description on Watches done for the
trade very reasonable terms.
RAYMOND ALLEN, Iist South 2nd st.,
Sc 25-dIm Philaaelnh;.
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DOGGETT g. RSON

VI HVLsi h1@ iec AMI TAI En- uApuAnp,
Corner Of Gorernor and Frankii,, Streets,
HAVE now in store, their Fall Stock of
IL French and American PAPER HANGINGs.
CURTAIN GOODS, CORNICES. BANDS, CORDS,
TASSELS, Lace and Musln CuRTAINs. Table
and Floor Oil CLOTHS, WINDOW BLINDS,
Transparent SHADES, BEDS, MATTRESSES, &c..
which they will sell or work up 70 order on ths
most reasonable terms
We areelso prepared to execute PAPER HANG
ING and UPHOLSTERIN0 prom pity. in the city
OY couutYy 2-3m
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FALL IMPORTATION

OF EARTHENWARE AND CHINA!
FRESH RECEIPTS OF GLASS AND FANCY ARTIcLEf.
ENHE subscriber offers to the trade large
Il and varied stock of Earthenware, and China ard
Gsss, the patterns (which were selected by himself
in pei son.
Having an experience Of many years in this parti-
cular business, he feels great confidence in stating
that in point of price and quality, it will compare
vorsbly with any other house in the trade.
White Granite Dinner Ware
Do do Basinsand Ewers, Jugs, Tea Ware &c
Blue Print Flowing and Fancy do
Blue Decorated China Dinner and Dessert Sets
Do do do Tea and Toilet Sets
Do do do Pitchers and Vases
Gold Band do of above variety
White China de of above variety
Common Ware of every description, suitable for
who-salng, which he offers upon such terms for cash
as cannot fail to please.
Fine Msntel Pier and Toilet Glasses
Fine Ivory Table Cutlery, Walters L Britannia Ware
Safety, and other FLUID and Solar Lampa
All he asks is call and he feels assured his prices
will give satisfaction.
His Packer is one of the best in the trade.
Stone Ware at Factory prices.
oc6-lm JAS. ID. EVANS, lit Main st
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS 3 T~9-- : =
BY GoD0IN APPERsON.
ALUABLE JAMES RIVER LAND
FUTURE DAYS

BY GoDOlN APPERsON
VALUABLE JAMES RIVER LAND
ron sALE.-.Intending to seniove from the
nn onsr isI sale my Farm in Powhstan county
',,,is f Windser situated James River q
estate OF Richard Gillian, deed.
ne Iract contains, by recent survey S72s acres
OF high land are In eulrvation the remainder 141
are IN WOODS OF which 60 acres detached fand half
niIe distant from the main tract) are heavily tim.
The land lies wel and is easily cultivated the soil
is excellent and produces fine crops of corn, wheat
ana tobacco There are about 20 acres of good Greek
The improvements are a brick dwelling, recently
painted and papered; A feet front by 20. with good
stores; an excellent Kitchen 3noke-house and barn,
and al necessary outbuidings for the accommodation
OF hands, stock &c., good order. Also. good to-
prresf well and spring water.
For residence. the location is not surpassed by
pleasant neighborhood, and the ats commands an
extended view of beautiful cot ntry.
In my abse nce. the manager will give to any one
visiting the premises, such information may be
desired. l~-' q
Application for the purchase of the property win
be made to Messrs Goodin Apperson. OF this city
Office. - -, =
The above Farm will be sold at public auction, on
yember next, at u o'clock M If fair if not the
fair day; but in the meantime it be treated for at
The terms will be-One-third cash. the balance on
credit of one and two years for bonds bearing in
terest, secured by trust deed.
WIN. Fl. MITCHELL.
T. s. At the same time and place will be ssld all
the Pershable Estste of the Farm consisting of the
crops Of Corn, OATS Hay, &C., young Mules, 5
young Horses, with stoct of Cattle, Oxen and Hogs
Household Furniture, Farming Implements. Cal-
riages, Wagons, Carts, &c.
TEKMs-All sums under So, cash; over that amt,
months credit for bonds, with good security, bear
ing interest," with an endorsement the bonds, that
II the principal is paid within 10 days after maturity
the interest will be remitted.
jy 29-Iawtds W. H. M.
Sale conducted by GoDpIN APPERsoN.
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AcauIrTsD.-Lee Dixon, tried at Kershaw {s.C)
Court, last week, for the murder of Graham, has
been acquitted
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-07

II is announced that Senator Atchison will not be
in his place. next winter designing to stay In Mis-
departure this is, from the customs of the former
days OF the Republic
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-07
F FALL D RY GOODS,

FA Ii j. d r G GODS,
CHEAP FOR CASH.
TNHE subscriber has now in store his fall
Il stock, comprising every description of GOODS
usually kept in dry goods house.
He invites the attention of the Ladies to a hand
assortment of rich plaid Goods ofthe most fash
ionable styles. as well large stock of Fall and
Winter PRINTS.
Always in store fall supply of DOMESTIC
GOODS, with full assortment of Negro Clothing.
His Fall stock consists of fresh GOODS, recently
purchased in the Northern Cities by himself at the
late reduction.
The most liberal advantages offered to CASH GUS
tuners. VIM. BOOTWRIGHT,
oc I2-Im 285 Broad st.. corner of LIST st
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-07

THANKsGIvING.-Gov. Reid, of North Caroliua,
has Issued hisproclamation setting apart Thursday
22d inst. to be observed as day Of solemn and
public Thanksgiving.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-07

EXPLOSION. On the 26th ult., the steam tow boal
Daniel Pratt burst her starboard boiler, near Mo
bile, killing one white man. deck hand, and q
negro dreman-besides severely wounding several
others E--rst - .s-sss s