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EMi'IIkE SAW WORKS.
w. l.. F. GAGE 4 {


Ware Room. No - Vain ST. Get. 81. LoaiS, No,
MANU- >CTURERS IF every description Of Extra
M Cast Steel hi itcular, Pit. Mur,, Cross Cut.
Fooc, liald AID Panel saws, Saw Handles Ups, Is
Geld hi'cis Trunk Spr ngs, Knives, Reaper sickles,
Springs etc.
"ld saws repaired and made good new nj small
cost.
I he undersigned have made such improvements and
arrived al such perfection the temper hg and grind
ing de xrtncnt of their work, and take such n.s
procure the hest quality of steel that they
without e Of contradiction, that their stOcn OF
uh md and being naIuac ture,, are and viii be
not only apuu to but superior to any made or
brought TO this market.
livery Saw sold under their guarantee will he made
good 10 The purchaser II not Il mid to lie trial.
March zU-duw w. l.. +. GAGE Il 60.
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SERlors Loss.--In the burning Of Mr..
BGAToN's house il. Washington on the 9Th,
Tie data and notes for the second volume o.
lis Thirty Years in the Senate, together
with other important documents, manu-
scripts, looks, &c, were destroyed.
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H9 Capt. HENRY RANDALL, Of the Yam
kee Blade, and formerly Of the Lakes, has
been arrested in California, Oh a charge OF
plundering treasure-bag, shipped On board
the Yankee Blade, of $1,000
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@We call tie attention of those OF
our merchants Wishing to purchase Hare .
ware 10 the advert eneht of Messrs W.
L. T. GAGE & Co., st. Louis, Mo. 1t will
e Sc that they offer great Inducements to
uVerS
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Transportation
OF THE SIOUX, WINNt.BAGO AND
CHIPPEWA PROVISIONS AND
ANNUITY GOODS FOR THE
YEAR 1917

&EALED PROF OSALS. properly endorsed, will be
~ received at the Office OF The >uperih Ind
an Affairs in Minnesota, unii the 10th April next, Tor
trans porting the SIOUX, " nhebagO and Chippewa An.
mutt, goods and provisions f,.r lSj).
bidders " i'll state ai what ice hundred pounds
they VIII receive The property from The steamboat land
Ing AT - iul aud store ami ttaispt ri the SAME under
c"ver. to the different Agencies and from such
other points as The Superintendent may direct Also
give the names col i'rs"ls tleS VIII fl sretes
Contracts The surety oi such biader shall sign and
trAl.siit with each hid. iiiniee IN this torn
The Undersigned undertake that, if the bd Of
Tor SAID trdisi Ortatioh be accepted 10y the super
mtenCet "i Indian Aiftiis before The lelh Apr
heat enter into The bo.d irqu ed perform the said
cUIhci AT The rae oi his their bids, with good and
slHsCiciI silrCItS'
he uhd rsII reserves the right direct the de>t-
nation o sd lutlc freight to all, other place than the
Agencies, The to lie graduated III proportion
distance & INCREASED or ,illInished.
VA GORMAN.
Governor and Supt. Ind. Affairs.
Minnesota super httn!enc,,
Saint RAUL, march Z. .c55. dawIm
Viaena Ieffcr-OIiail, dubuque Herald, - eiers
Courier aIh II aul ,Ime, copy daily and weekly OH
mOhih. and send bills to Supertht ehUent
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De- Tne Detroit Enquirer says, $4,000
hogs, dead and alive, have been taken across
the river and taken east over the Great
Western Railway.
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p@ The bill to incorporate the Mechan.
les Bank at Wilmington, has passed botL
branches of the Delaware Legislature.
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nN~ A female has been detected at 81.
Louis i'll forging the name Of Bishop KEN
RICK, as endorser of promissory notes for
$4,000.
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GREAT PIsroL.-A German has invented
u pistol that will kill 500 yards. lit is a
revolver with barrels. 1t will b2S CoLr's
celebrated pistol.
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lS EDWARD SwAzEY has been convicted
at P.ttsburg Of rob5.ng the mail, and SEN
teaced to the penitentiary for five years
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Capt. HENRY RANDALL, Of the YANKEE
Htde, has been arrested in California on u
charge of plunderins a treasure bag shipped
on board the Xan,ee Biade, of $l,7O0.
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BORUP a CHAMPLI

BORUP q CHAMPLIN
w OULD respectfully inform the Nero hants and the
" public GENERALLY, that they have ought out the
interest Of Messis. burbank a. Co in the EOTwardliy
ala oIiin siOi bush ess aid that they afford ill.,
creased facilities to ali those who may them with
share OF Their Patronage. 1hey will attend 10 gene
raj storage, Forwarding and Commission business, at
neIr Warehouse OH the Lower Landing. Having ieas.
I'd tho W har-bOat, thoae who ship &c them Will save
expense OF dTayage.
REFERENCES:
Cronin, HurAihall q Lear, New York.
J. harmon S Co, Buffalo.
James q. Fargo, Chicago.
Malher x Co.. +"
w. A. McCloskey, Galena.
b. II. Campbell, g
F. Jessup 4 Co., Dubuque.
Chouteau r Valle ST. Louis. III
toruh q Cakes, st. Paul. r5~ecS-
It, Paul. Feb. ~ 1856. Aha,asa
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PROPOSALS FOR INDIAN SUPPLIES
IN MINNESOTA FOR 1888.
Minnesota Superintendent,

Saint Paul, less.
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this Of.
- flee until IL N. of the 9th April 1856 for furnish
ing and delivering the following provisions Tor 1885, 10
wit:
TREATIES OF 1851.
For the Wapetoan and session Sioux
Superine -four To the amC unit of Fl SEQ
Mess pork to the amaslAt OF l 500
IiCgs lara ia kegs to the amount Of 500
White shellei corn in sacks the amount of GOO
Gunpowder, f. + G to the amount VI SUI
Lead in bars TO The amount Of 100
Tobacco to The amount Of loo
For the M+d-wak antoan Wapekuter Sioux
Superb t Hour to the amount of Sl 500
Mess pork Ia the amount uf 1 500
Hrgs laii in Kegs To The amount Of 500
White shelled Germ in sacks to he amount Of l COO
Cmp"wcer, f. F. G to the amount Of 800
Lend in bars to the amount Of leo
Tobacco To the amount of 100
TREATY OF 1857.
For furnishing the tribe Of Dacota or Sioux Indians
superEne Il ,ur to the amount Of g. 500
Mess pork 10 the amount of l OO0
Iiogs lard in Mtg. to the amount of 90
White shecd in sacks to the amount Of zoo
For the Vim eba.oes-
Superine flour to the amount Of "a COO
Mess p"rk 10 the amount uf 60
Hog lard IN Kegs to the amount OF QUO
For the Chippewas-
Superfne flour TO the amount Of 81 600
Mess pork To the amount OF $40
White sheled corn in sacks to the amount of 500
Tobacco, small rkgs in bAs, L" the amount Of 80
The supplies for the above Sioux tribes OF II dans
he delivered IN Saint Iau OI before the 2jih May
next TO the Agen' OF said tribes, To PERSONS
hUrixed b, si,d Agent to receive iheH
The supplies Tor the Wihnebago and hprewa tribes
of Indians in the same hammer rs The above Or be-
fore the z5th OF May
separate inds viii b., received for .nch article sreci-
fed att, We, Tor each separate Tribe. the Whole
Samples OF The tubdCC" " II he required
The IUv siohs Will lie cut ect To speCtion the
rlace OF delivery, by di-i tee ted selected by
the Agent u The tbe to whom the supplies iu ,sh
ed, a.d the contractor ciUrs.
Guud security he requii ed Tor the performance of
the c.. ~ ract. to be enter e INTO aid b,e,s viii name
1 IN Their His The
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~ JEFFERSON FARMER Esq is authorized Agent
for TIKI PIONEER at Gaena to subscribers and ad
:.s-ments. His receipts will he regarded yments
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~ We have on hand number OF fonts of beautifi
and useful JOB TYPE which will be disposed Of II a.
pile for soon.
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~ See third page, under Commercial head for rate
Of Money and Exchange, st. Paul and Galena Markets
and miscellaneous items.
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SEALED PROPOSALS will be received Mt this Of.
- flee until IL NJ OF the 9Th April. 1855. for furnish
ing and delivering the following provisions Tor 1885, 10
wit:
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Mr. Wentworth of Massachusetts,. from
Committee on Commerce, reported a bill,
prohibiting the introduction of foreign pau
pers, criminals, insane and blind.
Mr.. Perkins. 1t is anti-republican. 1t is one OF
the fruits OF the spirit which is now sweeping like
hurricane the land. He denounced The Kn,,y
Mornings, and would abide the time when there
would be a reaction in public sentiment, and when
einigrants need not come in with pass like negroes
going from plantation to another.
Mr.. Campl ell "Knew No,hing'' about the new or
ganixatOn. and asked whether Mr.. P. had not un
DEF stood that the gentleman who reported the bill
was swept down by the hurricane!
Mr.. p. replied that he had SO understood.
Mr.. Campbell. Then why charge this bill with
being introduced under Know Nothing Society?
MIR. Perkins said he unde, stood that Wentworth
defeated Tor Congress BY that ORDER but though,
it probable that the gentleman introduced the bill
put exiinguisher it. Sam would rather trus,
the Congress which will he full Of Know Nothing
than have this bill thrown in this House patched up
To compromise the subject. The bill requires every
human being coming here TO obtain a &c, tfcae and
pass, and makes a distinction between the rich and
the poor.
Mr.. Wentworth denied that the bill had been
sprung upon the HOu,e. 1t had tRen pIl nted more
than two months, and had been duly considered bv
the committees on Commerce and Judiciary. 1t wis
tic States, which only asked that Eur p: keep her
worthless population.
Mr.. Davis of Indiana moved tn lay It on the table.
No quorum voted. but subsequently it was tabled.
Yeas 69, nays IS.
Proceedings throughout the night ' ere orderly
No insults and fights 40 heretofore.
RspoTts from III committees Of eopisrence % disa.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
FROM MEYIGO

NEW ORLEANS. Sept. 1.-THE Orizaba
mas arrived hero with dates from Vera Cruz
20 the I'd inst. There is no news Of impor.
lance by this arrival. G. !
Havana. 1 .e'1'A'" '.s-1A
General Ignatio de Ia Sclave, as the head
on the Liberating force at Vera Graz, had
refused to acknowledge the provisional gov.
ernment under Carrera and taken possession
OF the CITY. His course had been approved
vi py the cif.zens, and many exiles and refn-
gees were returning.
AT Scacatreas the plan of AauiIIa had
been adopted, and Gen. Lemoro appointed
Executive. -o -"pf'''
Alvarez and Comenfort were marching
upon the city of MEXICO and were daily ex-
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COM M ERCIAE

COMMERCIAL
NEw YoaK, Sept. 13.-Flour advanced With sales
of 5000 hhs Southern SO 57sS9 Wheat firm
Sales 10 600 bushels Southern red ST. 75aSl 81
Corn trifl- lower Sales Al, 900 bushels Western
mixed 861-2c- Pork firm. Beef firm Repacked
Chicago l6 2al7c. Whiskey 40c.
NEW ORLEANS Sept 10 -Cotton-sales 3 600
bales at a decline of 1-4a3 8. Receipts since 18th
met, amounts to 19. 500 bales. Four-sales light;
superfne Sc 97aS12. Frelghts stiffer-to Havre
/ 8; TO Liverpool 1916.
Fever abating.
BALTIMORE. Sept. 10 Flour very firm. Sales
1000 bbs at about yesterdays rates. Whea. ad-
vspced 2s5c. per bushel Corn unchanged
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SEALED PROPOSALS will be received

9 EALED PROPOSALS will be received
~ up to IL o'clock September 90 for all the Brio <
work for the Custom House In this place per Spe-
ctfcations for said work made by the Department,
and to he done in such manner to be accepted by
tbs Superintendent legally authorized to do so
All centres, excepting that portion which will be
necessary to construc the arches between the iron
beams. will be furnished by the Contractor for the
Brick work.
The Contractor for said Brick work will be obi.
gated to do and perform such work at suoh times
and in such manner as may be required in the
prosecution OF the stone work; and in any delay on
will be bound for each day $25 Said Brick work
will be measured and paid for by the Thousand cal
eulatng IS bricks for every cubic foot of solid Brick
work
The Contractor will he required to give suitable
bonds for the strict performance Of said work as
above specified.
We the right to award the contract to such
parties we deem most advantageous
We eau be con.ulted, and Specifications seen, at
A. LyBSocK's Office, Superintendent.
1S-9t* l. ATTMORE CO.
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RELIEF FOR NORFOLK AND PORTS.
MOQTH SIIEEERERS

BALTIMORE, Sept. 13th.-The ladies here
neld meeting this morning, to demsnd in
me name of humanity, that the orphans of
Norfolk and Portsmouth should be sent here
immediately, as large contributions had al
ready been made for their support, and
nurses aud superintendent appointed for
au asylum IN which they are to be lodged
Provisions enough have been donated to
support them one year The Relief Fund
has reached $50 600. ..
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UNITED STATES COMMERCE WITH CUBA:
NEW YORK, Sept. 13.-The Herald OF to day
says that late advices have besa received from
Havana, stating that the new tariff which Will
shortly go into operation, will be preudciai to III
commerce OF the United States East India rice
Will have preference over American rice Au at
tempt will be made to supercede American ships
by Spanish, in the carrying trade
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ARREST OF FOUR DESPERADOES.
Allison. Naples, (2,l and Campbell, have
been arrested here charged with burning the
bridge of the Cleveland and Pittsbure Rail.
road at Salineville two weeks since. These
men have been the terror of that vicinity for
q long time. $3.50 - - -
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TRUsTEE'S SALE OF VALUABI.E

TNRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
l. REAL ESTATE ON MARSHALL STREET
AT AUCfION-As Trustees in three several de eds
of trust. executed by Edward Neidt and wife. for
sociation. dated respectively, 18th May, 1885, 9Th
October 1854 and I8eh Aug 1855 all duly recore ed
in Hsnrico county Courtwe shall proceed to sell at
public auction, the premises. on TUESDAY, the
18th day of September. 1855. at u O'Clock P. NJ if
fair, Ut not. the next fair dsy.} the Real Estate
corner Of Marshall and Munford streets just beyond
the corporation line fronting Is fest, running back
I48 fsetfo alley II feet wide, with large brisk
yelling, stable, soap factory, and the permanent
fixtures attached thereto. |
TERMs-Cash to about $500; balance on such
credit shall be agreed on at the hour of sale.
The title il believed to be good but the subscribers
will convey with the usual special warranty.
d. l.. STRAUS, lr
So S-dtds l.. M HAROLD Huses'
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NICARAGUA TRANSIT COMPANY
New YORK, Sept. 13-The Pacific Mail
Steamship and Nicaragua Transit Company
have agreed upon minimum rates of pas
sage fare to Nicaragua. The stock has gone
up In consequence. The alternate system is
not to be restored at present.
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BY LARUS T. SHINE

pATENT RIGHT FOR SALE ny
=; = AUCTlON,-On SATURDAY morning the 18th
Horse Lot 2 v.luabls PATENT RIGHT for i2o conn.
ties the State OF Virsinis model Of whioh r. nos
on day OF sale and given to the rurchsssr Tbis l.
rare SHpo,.Ssts offered to AZ sotsrpr.ns with
mere trifie and NO family would be without one
n, seio ..-.-.- LARU8 L. SHINE, Aucts
HOHSES, MULES, &c, AT AUG
- TON On SATURDAY morning the 18th
mat, commencing at 10 O'clock we viii ssiI at ths
hone Lot several Saddle and Harness Horses MuIee
&c. LARUS SHINE,
pc Ia Auction GERS
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MAINE ELECTION.

N.
PORTLAND, ME-, Sept. BIN one hundred
and ninety eight towns Morrill, gets SO, 1888,
Wells 80, 52s, and Reid s,Osl.
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HOT WEATHER IN THE WEST.
TOLEDO, Sept. l2.-The thermometer in
this city this morning registers 90 degrees in
the shade.
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FASTING AND HTrMII ]

FASTING AND HUMILIATION. g
LYNcHBuRG, Sept. l3.-This day appoint.
cd by the Mayor a. one of humiliation and
prayer. was strictly observed. and hardly
business house was to be seen OMEN,
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GEN. SCOTT,S PA

GEN. SCOTTS PAY.
WAsHINGToN, Sept. l3.-It is rumored here
that Gen: SCOTS back pay as Lieutenant
General has been disallowed BY the War
Department.
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NEGROE.

NEGROES NOMINATED
NEW YoRK, Sept. 13.-The Liberty party At
Buffalo have nominated James Pasban, cord )
Tor Attorney General, and Fred Douglas, (copd,)
for Secretary of State. :"
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.HOLESALE BUYERS will find Il !

WHOLESALE BUYERS will find it to
w their int est to examine our large and well
escorted stock Of Drugs Medeinss Pants, Oils D, es
and North Carolina trade
we are Offering goods Of best quality at ~ low
prices g they can be obtained In any market, and
We respectfully sslieit call from our fr1ehds and
country merchsnts ger orally
we take great pleasure Ii e,Sins our goods and
prices, whether we sell or net. Give n ! trisl
BENNERT BEEnS.
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THE AFRICA AT ROsToN

THE AFRICA AT BOSTON.
BOSTON, Sept. 12.-The royal mail steam.
snip Africa, Capt. Harrison. reached her dock
mere about IL o'clock this morning. Her
mails for the South will leave here in the af-
fernoon train via New Haven, due in New
York at midnight. .l - es-s5
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BY TAYLOR & WIIIIAMs-
prick STORE AND DWELLING ON

prick STORE AND DWELLING ON
II l7TA. NEAR BROAD STREET, AT AIJC
TON -Oa TUESDAY, 18th Sept, at 5 O'clock p.
upGn the premises, will DO cold that two sto1
brick cuss and Lot ON the e5t side of 18th streat
being tho fourth house south Of Broad street. and
nov ocaapisd BY Mr. q. stutz.
from r.. psiStpsty now sisid'g good rent and
The lot ronts e feet and back IS feet to Union
street: opposite the General Depot thus having two
TERMs-One- third cash. balance at and 8 month";.
with interest added. and trust deed.
ell TAYLOR WILLIAMS, Aucts.
4 SBURY CHAPEL, ON 25TH ST.
"A UNION HILL, AUCTION -The new
Msthodst Church, on Union Hill being now nearly
connisted the Tru,tees of Asbury Chapel will, on
MONDAY, 18th septen Der. at O'Clock P. M, upon
the premises offer the same at auction. -
The Lot fronts so feet and runs back go feet Tha
construction OF the Building ia such az to make it
very 'uitebs az place for public meetiogs and go
on the Hiii this must be profitable investment to
the purchaser.
TEsMs-One-third cash; balance at and 8 months
With interest added and secured by Trost Deed.
Sc 10 TAYLOR L WILLIAMS, Auct..
BUILDING LOTS On UNION HILL
II AT AUCTION Or MONDAY, 18th Sc ptem.
Lot On the Of
tween N and N streets, fronting 80 feet inches,
ALSO Los 10 Hseilef's Elan, at the soutbea .t
corner OF and 26th streets fronting abous IS feet
each, ruphing osck 40 feet
Terms will be made to suit bidders
sells TAYLOR WILLIAMS, Auc.s
H~ ATTENTION, TURFMEN AND
~ BREEDERS The following fine BLOOD
ED STOCK will be offered for sale at auction on
FRIDAY. the -Four Mile dav of the Fairfield IVA !
Races, Oct 5th 1856 Immediately after the Race:
l. Bay Stallion Critic Edmondson now five wears
old ip 6ue health and condition
2 Gray mare Andrewetta, about 10 years old. now
stinted to Grife.
8. Gray Colt, by Revenue, dam Andrew eta, now
Syears old
4 sorrel Colt, by Tsllo-Ho dam Andrewetta
s. sorrel Filley by Revenue dam Andrewetta.
part of this stock is owned jrintly by Chesthsm
Taley. Mr.. Talley haa consented to sell the stock
entire and without the least reserve.
fhe Stock is now at the Fai' field Race Course. in
fine condition, under the immediate charge of Mr.
J. Tslley who will take pleasure in giving any nfor.
nation in regard to them.
The property is sold fer division. on account of
the continued indi, position of Mr. Chestham.
To persons wanting such property. q rare chance
is now off red to supply themselves with the best
blood in the couatsy.
Terms cash. e. g. ORUMP,
Acting for 0heathan.
Sc lo-dtd, TAYLOR WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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SALE OF LAND IN
- AENRlCO COUNTY BY virtue OF Deed
Tut executed to me By the late George Jenss
cord h D sss 81 asss 1hs ash e. Of
ptoSssa &c sell 81 public auction. 90 the PREMISE.
- - scout ~ O'Clock, en- WEDNESDAY, the jDth 81
sne present. month the traet OF Ia. a In said DeeS
mentoned lyipg and being In til. coun.y of Henriso
, Ioose nile; North Of Richmond sfjoinios The
e9%rtsining 73 acres. be the same more or less.
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By BAKER, PLE1s1NTe = CO

HORSES, BUGGIES, FURNITURE
rIo., WAGON. cows AND CALVES. ar AUG.
TioN,-We will cell on SATURDAY next, che i6th
inst q suction lot neat 0ss House, commsnenE q
One very supsrior Saddle and harness HORSE. a
years o.cs sound and gentle, sold for no fault =
Two young COWS, with calves. said to be GOOD
One row and three secondhand BUGGIEs
der. - BAKER PLEAS INTa = 20 3Sa VI
70 II ~ ~ l-& .a-- rsfl Tf Auots
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BY RICHARD CAUTHORN

HORSES. WAGON, &c, AT AUC-
- TON On SATURDAY. the 18th inst. ,t 10
1cost, at the large Lot nearly In rear Of NV store
u, VIII sell at Auction, work Horses; l Mule;
bUGoY.-Aiso. 1 light, new Buggy
- ~ r. CATJTHORN A,,.t
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All BBL6 CUT HERRINGE; Sc do.
y. = 0ibbsd do, 20s do. Msstsrel, lsndinr thb
| o' S:STSR "a e :,|c 'tGI -
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BY GODDIN 4 APPERsON.

TWO HUNDRED ACRES OF LAND,
- IN CHEsTERFIELD, ON MANCHESTER
TUkNfIkE, -FOUR MILES FROM MANCHEa.
TEX The subscribers authorized to sell TWO
HUNDRED ACRES OF WOOD LAND. on the
south side o. the Manchester Turnpike, four MILES
from Manchester. adjoining the lands Of w A.
Cocke, Richard Whitehead, and others
a portion OF the land il we'll wooded aud q mart
APPERsoN. rf' - -
The above land will be sold at Auction, ON the
premises, on MONDAY. the 18th day of Sent. 1885
commencing at four O'Clock in the afternoon. i 7
TERN :-One-third cash; balance at six and twelve
months interest added and title retain ed until Maid
seS GODDIN APPERSON. Aucts
TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND
4 LOT ON MANCHEsTER TURNPIKE.
NEAR TOLL-GATE. FOR SALE ar AUCTION
Az Trustee In Deed dated 7th Apfil. 1856 executed
field County Court, shall sell at public Auction on
the premises, en- SATURDAY the 92i September
1855, at the hour Of a O'Clock p. M the Real Estate
c1nvaysH by the said Deed consisting of Lot on.
taicing 1t acres of Land, the North side of the
Manchester Turnpike, near the Toll-Gate, with
new framed Dwelling thereon, now In the oc gu
psney OF said CIump.
TERMs-Cash. .-4.etr ~ q
The title is believed to be good but the subscriber
will convey with the usual special warranty.
X r. w. FLOURNOY, Trustee.
Sale condueted by GoDDIN & APPERseN, Aucts.
So 10-dtds : ~f
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-14
VALUABLE RRTCK TrNrurNr n

VALUABLE BRICK TENEMENT ON
az, FOURTH. BETWEEN CANAL AND CARY
ga LETS, FOR SALE AT AUCTfON-wni be
m,e. On MONDAY, the Oath Sept, 1886 on the pre-
RE- ommensing ct Al o'clock p. M. the new
Can Ienement on the west side Of 4th. between
Tnss ana Canal streets now in the occupancy of Mrs
me house contains rooms besides front and rsar
e soa and Kitchen, and Is bounded on the north
FERN. cash. eoDDrN ArrERsos.