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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-07-20

FS-The packed jury Of inquest,
that was got up by the rumsellers Of
Portland. after Neal Dow had been
acquitted by the regular jury, have
brought In a verdict that Dow had nc
right to order the militia to fire on u
mob, the law authorizing II having
been repealed. They therefore charge
him with killing the man unlawfully
The case will. we hope. go before III,
courts. IL will not help the cause o
the rummies. even L Neal Dow i
hanged, rs everybody knows thatif Z
Mayor has not the right TO shoot int
u mob. he ought to have. Whether
Dow was right or wrong. the mol
and their abetters were certainly
wrong.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-07-20

Monday night. by Mr.. Dayton, wal
not as well attended as so good lee
turc. deserves. II was complimcntcd
by request from d.. Keely ant
President Locke 10 repeat II IN hopes
Of fuller house. Though the night
are short and hot, young people par
ticularly should be encouraged to at
tend such lectures. They are profit
able to them and to most old folks al
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-07-20
For Sale,

One new steam Enr4ne, 20 hor-c p-~er. with
Boiler. steam Pipes. VALVES. Governors, khIfs.
Pnllles. neih aud all complete.
For Particular, ace WILLIAM BiRcH "a
Brook VILE Cotton Factory.
iune 20. Ins1. -
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! BrookuilIa CoIIske

The fnii session vii begin on NE arsi Monday
IN September next. There win be no sacaiion
uhtil The ~ weeks shall have closed. Thh ar
rangoment has been made Cor The bensdl Of hose
young men VINO lean only attend short time In
tonchInf IN The summer mon tbs, IA u dc<ira-
bic that all should attend tho Fissf nAs Of The
terra. JOHN W Io(kk.
July 80, 20. lass. 80 '"'> -
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-07-20

TALL CoRN.-Some Of our farmers
are afraid their corn won't stop grow
ing tall, long enough to lear" II
the ears are large proportionally, as
the stocks, we will have lots of corn.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-07-20

EFThe Jacksonian and Jsaersoni-
an are terribly mad because tse new
law does not stop the manufacture for
expectation. Let them make law to
that effect if they want one.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-07-20

Tho undersigned, updef.landlsr that scrssin
persons have stated that he has made srecufa-
tlon iusinF properi, from The Cincinnati, indi-
snspo' . n Chicago r. ". Co.. lakes his rnrfhod
cfinfor,ninF all such. Mat he paid IN me rrpar-
chase Of part Of hir own properly IRON sald Com
ran,. The amount Maid Cor The same. and 90 pes
purchased b, him he paid 50 per cent advance
oyof cost. N'| = HtWHWf
Any person thinking there b. spec lsiics ~
his purchase eau have deeds Tor The property %
purchased by I'm texeertinr one quarter sectfon
sold. and thcy have The advantage Of thft ssie)
upon paying 10 him within fifteen days ffvm ihs
date, - 10 Goats per dei,sf Tor hissiost. dciS-
crcd 10 said 60. on such purchase. and the anoun
Of ensh paid BY him 70 said company " addition
10 said ktock. F. I-... JoHa WYNN. II
July 90, 1855. -... I'f.....
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-07-20

John Newman and wifs.) i !i 'ss rss-
u iiIuN the Conf
kebeeea Parrot ana 9th of tommon Pleas
efr, } o!FtnkIin County.
Now on the OH day Of tal,, isss. At The July
Term ofss,d seat. come ,he retltioeefs, ~
snisiaeton Of The court, b, The shifif- ulufn usl
william fAfsott. ohe Of The dsfendsnts. ts not .
resident Of the State OF fndiann. :. Il ordered d,
Won. Tho said william Parrot u ihefufnfe here
by notified Of The pendsue, Of saii peiitInn And
unless he appea aud answer the same. NJ she next
term Of the said court 10 be- begun aud holden at
tho Court House N bfeoky ile. on tbe 1fsi
Monday OF October arkt,the sasne win 10 n.
on iof ehntesssd aid true - 20 hi,n -"
Witne ny hand The ash dn, of tuiv. ffss.. -
JOHN ~ JOHNSTON.
ftt clsfk.
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on Monday. tnly ID, % the rlhe heivsoa uas.
rlsoa and New Trenton, small black foa Mnns
MIA, containing bank hllls amounting " nis1. snd
some small change. The nndef VIII be lisessii,
rewarded w returning the same 70 the svnaf. ef
writing who're no ma, nnd H. Address
konfkf iLilh
July n No. ilei nellss d, cinelnnali, d. .
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9TH 5Dbfrtistmtuts


The Slow List.
We wish u understood that ne following per,
<onx may be all q. X. AZ some offhcm may Be
cuquifing after them. We will thank Tie y, NJ
70 whom We -crd me papers. 10 In fefp ~ y The,
ntc ~ he land pftho sIne- and " the> bike out
hcH rapera. We viii add Others "a the llt Ia =
iew week aud take out names NJ the arrcaraRss
arc paid. zach Of the following ones o. f.
for The two past sears and the current year.
|. 4. ~ HOOKS.
MAJ. II. BARROW, -.
Il ROhEKf PIER E0>. .....s ~ .4I|
~. ID. IA VISTA. 4I.AIIeEHN4t
H. NJ FORD.
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IAS2 FORK DRIDGI m lIECfI0I

Avn ELfcTfoE FOR p1RrcTonb or TIE
"A tnst fofk ufaFe to'npsNf viii 10 held ~
The cenn neqsc w hfocrife, on saturday NE
pist July. ieass vi ~ 80
A general messlss ef Tho s,osLhelass. u ca
proted. ~. - July q
JWxLopEoxs' MrIopEoNU MELoproue:
se leund, ~ wholesale o. retail, ~ 49,
No, - West Fourth street
iaue MuRCu a wnifE.
The largest Piano AID Melodcon asalefsln Gin.
ennall.
nrANQe FOR HFNT. NEW AND SECOND
has come again, And ai you lack VI
mai you happy is n Plano, tomeIY HIH
rent new OF second hand Piano. and LET The rent
npply on The purchase, ~ 1oa bay, Came. Cot 30
will ofef Inducements 90 nihaf haus. san.
MUNICH A wtilii.
june No,si wesi Fourth street.
fheiaFresi Piano peaisss Ia q insinnsti.
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Tl,ELEGRAPHIC NEWS
-FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
ARRIVAL OF THE NASHVILLE
ADJOURNMENT or rIrr vrrn.
Ma CONFERENCE.
FIGHTING AT sRBAsToPoL,


NEW YORK. April aa-The steamer Nash
vile, from Liverpool, arrived here this NOR.
mug with advices four days later from Eu.
rope. e- 'o'-' -11
Aoh'icai affairs remain unchanged.
THE VIENNA CONFERENCE.
ne feace Conference at Vienna had ad.
ea Tor the Easter holidays. The i'm,
preston that the allies and Prso;.ns
s -, II our, is becoming more strengthened
mere was no news from the third point of
.ne oeoate, which was under discussion when
'ney Adjourned. and will be the first t.L an
up when they re assemble. 'AN Gu
Public opinion is equally divided 40 20 ~
maj result. Ali Pacha had arrived at Vienna
sia would take part in the future del;bar..
lions OF the Conference. uonoera-
A despatch from Berlin d,taa a, p-.,
says that the Russian cause ia n- W. E!loay
and that Prussia will throw herself into an
arms or the Gar in case the Conference
should result unfavorably. 0--oo
Lohecs are unchanged except that the
Ieenng Is growing stronger that the Allies
ana Russians will have to fight it out.
THE LATEST.
Inc Conference had adjourned until the
9th ct April to await the Russian ultimatum.
sEBASTOPoL.
A succession of sanguinary conflicts had
taken place before Sebastopol, between the
French and Russians, with various success
and much loss. 'S'
On the night of the esd of March, three
thousand men were placed hors du combat
in an engagement.
LIVERPOOL MApYpr
LIVERPOOL, April 6.-The Cotton market
is active, and the better descriptions have ad.
vanced an eighth. Aiddling has advanced
one sixteenth, and ordinary is unchanged.
Breadstuffs unchanged. Provisions rather
better. Money easier, and the amount of
Bullion Is increasing. The Bank has reduced
its discount to four and half per cent. Bell
& Son report American Securities as active,
with general Improvement.
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BY ALEXANDER MOTT.
Y AaL.uABLE REAL ESTATE FOR

" ALuABLE RE AL ESTATE FOR
osv SALE VIII be sold at Auction. on TUES.
very ae.i. aiy 0f H MAY ns. 2. oooof that
tion xsey street. just outside Of the cornors.
Kitcb.nr na house L In hrst.rste repairs new
Valley. no Deteer stand Ia the
,nts,ss.s ..ons-third cash; balance at and mrs
doYssd . eo, neeotiable notes, satisfactorily en-.
secured BY deed Of trust or title rstansa
Hala cora,...,,G GEO. r. RIDING.
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VIRGINIA Posr OFFICE AFFAIRS Postma,tsr
General Campbell has ordered the following: A oew
VIM. Patton ST.. postmaster. The offea AT Adams
vile, Hsrrison county, is discontinued.
encer A oriffin postmaster Ne W
declined. Rufus K. Gerrison, postn,.ter Ns'h.o
Ms' fnncs William county, wise r.. Atkinson' DE-
sell lanes Terr. postmsster at Milo wet
6sEicw, pcs, master Nsdson Mills Madis3n conpty
VICE "ln r. Llsson. reslsusd Charles w. Ed
a. Chtppell, resigned
mA JOSEPH HISS AND THE NussRRY INvEsrraA.
Tles In the Massachusetts Legislature on Sstur.
Gay, the subj ect of the visit of the Nunnery Com.
init'ee 10 Lowell came up On the question OF having
he evidence read to the House. Mr.. Hiss made a
speech, In which he declared his innocence sati0a
tst ne carried no woman to Lowell at the expense
OF the State. The House voted to hear the eyi.
oecce with closed doors, and the reporters were
invited TO retire, and the House went into score!
session.
FROM THE IsTHmus.. The steamship Star of the
south, Capt Marks, arrived at New York from the
issnmus OF Panama on Thursday evening. The
ne" Grenadian Congress had erected the provin
Ses Oh Panama Aero. verAsuss and Chiriqui
lnto one State, to be called State of Panama The
U. y. iloop-of-war Jno. Adams arrived at Panams
and anchored on the Cd inst.
MIR. Jno. E!Ier. of Roanoke county, was terribly
,nangied ON the 9Th instant by saw 10 his mill L.
ms WOUNDS are supposed 10 be fatal.
BISHOP McGILL, of Richmond, oiliciated yes
IsIasy, 10 1T Joseph's Church, Petersburg, at the
ceremony OF confirmation there.
BLIND BILL, colored ffer Ia Lynchburg, well
last w N"1''1sy ui''A'Ae
POLITICAL "A. M. Appllng aud w. w. Minor
lave Deen nominated by the Democracy of Abe
marie Tor the House of Delegates.
.. iissty hicney, of Steuben county. N. J.. wai
S" nuea Out OF $500 dollars In New York Thurs.
S,ysa aagas ~ changing coats with sharper while
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS,
BY ALEXANDER MOTT

VALUABLE LOT AND IMPROVE.
MENTS AT AUCTION Will be sold on
nsaI the Canal that valuable lot on Cherry street.
back to an alley 20 feet wide
The improvements consist of q neat Brick Tsne-
ment nearly new, built in the latest style and with
every convenience, with all the necessary outhouses
The Tenement IL now occupied by Daniel Totty.
who will be pleased to show the premises. Terms
at sale. - - Ao'
Sale conducted by ALEX Norr, Auct apas
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The STORM IN NEW YoRK-Accounts In the
New York papers represents the effects of the tor
n4do In that State on Wednesday last to have been
most destructive:
AT Niagara-mouth of the rivar-the e1tsneivs
car mandatory of Brzinsrd, Pierce Co. was al.
most e-t:rely dsp1olished; damage about $4,000
great numb of dwellings were unreofed and sorse
utterly ruined. The gable-end OF the Scotch PEI.
oyteiian Church wss blown in, slick and Clean and
the building generally injured
A .sroad-csr standing en- the track was lifted mn
bodily, and carried some four rods Two schooners.
seen Just before the blow up, off Niagara were
rot to &c seen after it had passed over and
posed to have foundered
Atthe Suspension Bridge the blew was most vio-
lent. doiag more Or less damage. The len who had
jdst commenced work on the Bridge painting, c.
ran OH when they saw the gale coming, and some
were blown violently from one side to the other
narrowly escaped being blown into the river. The
brdge, however sustained not the slightest injury
ana no vibration was perceptible when the gale was
at its his hest pitch.
In Rochester young msn named Barnes was
struck by lightning and killed
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DISTRESS IN JAMAICA The Kingston (Jamsica)
Journal of the 18th inst. speaks as follows of the
great distress prevailing in that island
The inhabitants of Jamaica are stepped In poyerty
"a large portion. pinched by wants are stepped in
misery thousands are crying for assistance of food;
and in districts distant from market nisces
hundreds have to subeist upon the young bamboo,
and to dig up and clutch any wild other spon.
pear an exaggerated, but, nevertheless, it is true
pictureu
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HoRRfD iNFAsTIcIDE.-A correspondent of the
Petersburg Express writing from Gloucester C. II.
says:
"A strange occurrence teek pace few DAYS since
on the farm of Mrs Mary Jones of Marlfeld which
hss caused some cotnmoton in the neighborhood and
mshiS incsneed the community at the atrocious-
Mrs. Jones, named Mitte, gave birth to child.
she was attended by another slave, her mother
named Bette, and bstween them. they agreed to do
away With the child They both stran sled it, tore
IT to pieces and then burned it to ashes!'
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BY TAYLOR & WILLIAMS.
TRUSTEES SALE OF MULES. HAR.

TRUSTEES SALE OF MULES. HAIR
4 NESS, WAGONS. CART, &c, ON COUNCIL
CHAMBER HILL-By virtue,of the provisions of
and duly recorded in Henriso County Court and nv
direction of the beneficiary in the said deed namsd
shall sell on THURSDAY, 81 May, at ii O'clock Al.
nine Mules one Poney twelve sets of Harness three
Wagons and one Cart
Terms made known ct sale.
A. B HUTCHINSON, Trustee.
TAYLOR & WILLIAMS Aucts anss
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AUCTION SALES.
BY KENT. PAINE & KENT.

10th hG AND TAILOR.s FIR
r1r nninShlNG GOODS AT AUCTTon0S,r
We viii .sl !. the ss;s Inst, 10 ect
Goods, sush a. oloenn ana Furnh hing
Blaek and Fancy caasin1sres
Men shs Velvet and Marseilles ysstin,
- TailorS Trimminr, Ge
With large lot of Ready Mad. f,,oth,,
perior quality. o'o'nlns OF su-
., The above comprises the whole Of Ms,eh.,.
Aauors sfock, and wid be sold without reserve
ep2l KENT, PAINE KENT At.
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DEATH OF AN Ex-GovERNoR.-White B
seabro7k Ex-Governor of South Carolina expired Of
the 10th inst at Strawberry Hill, Beaufort District
10 that State.
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JEREMY DIDDLER.-In Fair Haven, Mass, last
week man bought the ship Niagara for $50 coo, and
gave two notes parties in New York which proved
to be utterly worthless. In the mean time the man
had borrowed $50 from the owner of the ship and
decamped before his rascality was discovered.
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BY THOMAS w. KEEsEE
tomse with Geo Sumner, No. 20 Pearl stl
DEMONSTRATORS sALE or VA

A DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF VA
- LIABLE HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN
FuhNlfURE AT AUCTION VIII be soId =,
Euotlc Aucticn. on WEDNESDAY morning next
IN 18th Inst commencing at 10 O'clock at the late
Irenaence OF DR.. Richard A. CarrinFton, decd ION
rsnhhn street near All. all the Household and
nischen FURNITURE, BOOKS. Gs, of the dece.
cent, comprising the uaual variety.
cssn; over that amount six months' credit Tor ~
Pioscu paper. g. III CARRINGTJN
Admir- of r. A. Csrrkfston, decd.
y 1ne House 10 for rent privately Apply to
al, 9 N. DARLINGTON
ea'e 20 be conducted by THos w. KEEsEE, Auet
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BY PAYNE e. MAYO.
4 LEASE ON VERY VALUABLE

"A PROPERTY UNTIL THE lsr OF FEBRUA-
RY. 1865 VIII be sold at auction. on the premises
on TUESDAY. the LIST day Of May next II fair
and if not, the next fair day. sale commencing at
the city of Richmond. fronting 200 feet the south
side OF the Dock and running back l25 feet to the
river There is upon said lot brick building 80 feet
by 40, In which 10 an excellent steam engine Of 70
horse power, with other machinery, used as Pia-
ming MIL torether with other improve ments on the
premises With small outlay these fixtures might
Be used for Plaster Mill for which business the st
uaton of this lot, together with the improvements
upon it, furnish much greater advantages than any
other Ia the State Plaster s brought TO the spot BY
vessels % ballast whilst the canals and railroads 10
It's immediate vicinity afford means OF trsnsportaton
to every section of the country.
Terms made H swn on the day OF esie.
PAYNE MAYO.
Office in w. Goddin's New Building,
scA On Bank street.
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VALUABLE LAND IN HENRIco


undersigned, by virtue OF decd of Trust executed
to hiT. aud ct record Ia the Clerks OIiss Of the
county of Henrico. and Ia pursuance of the din ec.
tions Of the beneficiary in said deed med will offs
for safe at public auction the premises on NON.
DAY, the 14th day of May next three tracts or par
GELS OF land lying in said county, and described in
said de ed as follows: the frat tract Containing 243
acres bs the same more less the road LEADING
from the New Bridge Road to the city of Richmond
and bounded by the land form ery belonging to the
estate Of John Price. deceased No.. being the same
land which was conveyed to w. P. C. Ramsay bv
Horace Edwsrds and wife by deed dated ths Sd Msy
1851 and of record in the said Offices the second tract
containing 100 acres be the same moro or lsse Ivir
In said county, the third containing one acre be the
same more or less also lying in said county with all
the buildings and Improvements thereon; the said
two last mentioned tracts of land, being the same
which were conveyed to Andrew Ramsay by 10.
seph C. Haley and Sarah W., his wife Robert Tate
Wicker Thomas Har5g grove and Samuel Herdarove.
by deed. dated the 9th day of January 1896 and Of
record in said office.
The title to the above described property is beliey
ed to be perfes but selling Trustee shall con.
vey only such title Is ested in me- The lands and
improvements said to be in good condii ou and
desirable to any one wishing to purchase near the CT
ty of Richmond.
The sale will commence al 10 NJ, and will begin
upon the premises first named
Terms will be made known st the sale
EDWARD Y. CANNON, Trustee.
TAYLOR L WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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ap 1B-Stawt6thM&dtd
A SMALL FARM OR MARKET

"A GARDEN. NEAR THE CITY, AT AUG.
TION.-On MONDAY, S0th April. at IL O'Clock M.
on the premises will be sold the Farm on which
Mrs. Susan Holmes recently resided. about miles
below the city, and adjoining ehe lands of Gen. j.
B. Harve, DR.: Christian and Mr. Otey There aye
IS acres of which third 10 in woods the remain.
deris cleared and In good order. The improvements
good, consisting of an excellent dwelling with
rooms. kitchen, and the ususl outhouses.
Any one wishing TO locate farm near the city,
to engage in the cultivation of vegetables for the
markets. could hardly be better suited than In this
place.
Terms will be made accommodating.
TAYLOR l. WILLIAMS,
an I7-aot25thA2 dds Gnnfa
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FIRE IN NORTH CARoLINA.-Ths dwelling of MIR.
jno Register. portion of bridge ON the Manches-
ter road and large body of woods in Brunswick
county, N. c. was destroyed by fire on Friday night
lsst
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.-By virtue
~ of decree of the 2lst day of March, 1855, of
the Circuit Court of the city of Richmond, in suit
styled "Gritfn Clarke ct ais y shall as the Com
missioner therein named. oer for sale at public auc-
ton, en- the premises. on TUESDAY, the 9th day Of
Mey next. at O'Clock P. NJ. Lot of Ground front.
ing 81 feet more or less, the south side of Main
street. in the said city, between 18th and 18th sts ,
with the building thereon, now occupied by Sarah
Clarke.
TERMS OF sALE-One-third cash, and the balance
at and IL months with interest added for egot a.
BILE notes. and title retained until conveya il di
rected by the CouIt
T. w. BOSWELL, Comn'r.
Sale by TAYLOR WILLIAMS, Aucts. sp Is
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TRUSTEES 8 A L Ely virtue of
i trust deed. executed the 18th day of March,
1885, By Frederick r. Mayo to Fl. A. Claiborne, decd
IS Trustee and Of record in the Clerks Office of the
Hastings Court of the city of Richmond. shall Of
fer for sale at public auction, on the premises on
WEDNESDAY. the I'd day Of Msy, 1885. at Ave
O'Clock; al the right title and interest of said Mayo
fbene Isl in certain tract CT parcel of land WINS
and being at Port Mayo, In the County of Heurieo.
about mile from the city of Richmond, and known
by the name Of SPRlNGHILL, containing shout six
acres and formerly owned and occupied by Frederick
A. Mayo, deceased. H. A. CLAIBORNE,
Executor of II. A. Claiborne, deceased.
Sale conducted BY TAYLOR WILLIAMS. Aucts.
aplSL2w
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CASE OF THE SLAVE RosETTA-The case of the
save Rosetta who was taken away from her master
Rev MI. Dennison while passing through Ohio to
Virginia has caused great excitement in Kentucky
meeting was held at Jeffsrsontown, Ky on Nor.
cay last in which resolutions adopted calling
the next Legislature of that State to reimburse MIR
Dennison, and then call on Ohio for the money
which if net paid should be sued fer in the u S. SUI
preme Court.
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TAYLOR Z WILLIAMS,
ap lI-eOtZ5th&dtdg Aucfs
DIcHMOND AND UNION HILL

IL ACdMOI1O hND n Y n HILL
La LOTS FOR SALE-Will be sold, on WED.
several small sized Building Lots, fronting on the
West line of Gath street, North of Clay street,
nearly opposite the handsome residence of John p.
Pearson and Henry P. Stratton, and near the two
beautiful Churches recently erected on that Hill.
After which will be sold Lots On SD street, s6-
Terms at sale, which will be made to suit bidders
apo TAYLOR & WILLIAMS, Aucts.
Will also be sold, several other very hand
some Building Lots. In the vicinity of the above.
apo T. 4 W., Aucts
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Il ON HILL. At AUCTION.-On MONDAY,
7th day of May, at Al O'Clock P NJ, upon the pre-.
misses, will be sold two new framed Tenements and
Lots. on Union Hill, the east side of 9th street.
nearly opposite to the new Methodist Church and
near the residence of Mr.. jos M. Newell
These houses have three rooms each, with Kitchens
and we'll of good waterare suitable for small arni
lies. and will pay good per centum upon cost.
TERMs-One-thiTd cash; bslance st aud 8 months
for notes, with interest added and titles retained
TAYLOR L. WILLIAMS,
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HOUSE & LOT ON CHURcH Hill

l1AT CORNER OF N d 27TH sTRTETs
FOR SALE AT AUcTION-Wili be soid on
THURsDAY,the 50 day Of May 1856 on the pre-
misses commanding at Al O'Clock, the house and lot
formerly occupied by the late Mrs. Elisabeth w.
TERMS One fourth cash, balanesssk s. 6 and Q
months for negotiable notes. intereGe1daS and titls
retained till last note IL paid The tsxea for Tia
present year to be psid By the purchaser
ep ~ 6ODDlN APPERSON Auata.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-23
BY TAYLOR & WILLIAMS
MISERABLE RESIDENcE ON

nESlkABLE RESIDENCE ON 11ru
DsTREET AT AUCTION-On MoNDay e,..
MAY May At Y o'clock upon the premises viii be-
sold the andsome Dwelling on the West side nth
street, nearly opposite the residences eff Mr. Inhn
Prddy. and now occupied by Mr.. Jas. Manasr ~
The house "a OF Brick story, the remsindsr il Of
ner, and presents quite handsome annssrsnca
whilst its internal arrangements are well adsptsa 10
the comfortable accommodation of family Tbs
Lot fronts 40 feet and runs back 100 feet. As
TERMs-Oue.third cash; balance at and 10 mn,
with interest added and secured by q trust deed.
80 eodtl5td TAYLOR l. WILLIAM Aurt.