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FRIDAY, June 29-6 p. N.
The stock market was very unsettled at the open
ing this morning. aud most of the Transactions made
were ct lower prices At the first board Virginia
Ga advanced per cent; Illinois Central Bonds, n;
do. without privilege, do. free land, Erie Bonds
1875, fell on per cent; Cumberland Coal, /; New
York Central Railroad, I Chicago aud Rock
Island, /; Cleveland and Toledo, 4; is, &; Harlem,
1; Reading Railroad, Il Panama Railroad, 1; Gale.
ma and Chicago, 1. Toe improvement in Illinois
Central free land bonds the principal feature Of
the market to day. The sdvasce is attributed to
the report that valuable deposits Of coal nave been
found on these lands, which has enhanced the se.
c1rity upon which the bonds we're issued. Ali the
bonds should have been favorably affected to an equal
extent. Nicaragua Transit has adv snced fraction
and remains firm. The feeling and fssts developed
ut the several meetings Of the st ckh ,ders OF the
Pacific Mail Steamship Co npspy have given holders
OF Nicaragua Transit greater copfisucs in the oper.
ations OF this company, aud in its ultimate produc
tivenees. It occupies very strong position in the
competition. The fare to California has been
put down to rates which must give great impetus
70 emigration, but tie probability 10 that the rivalry
existing will not last long, The Pacific Steamship
Company will be compelled to CONS to terms such
SoAAAPUAy
will 60 up again to the old standard. The travel
ling public are not likely to be long benefit by tho
competition Cumberland Coal has nearly touched
its lowest points again. Toe fluctuations Of this
fancy are certainly curious. s reported that this
company ia doing profitable business and making
as much money as at any time since its orgauiza.
ton, but the stock up and down with the great
est rapidity. Erie and Central were lower to-day.
Nothing definite has Jet transpired relative to the
terms Of through travel and transportation Reading
was not 80 buoyant to-day, and the sales we're only
to q moderate extent. The Philadelphia Ledger
says:-"The dividend is matter of much spscula.
has earned largely over any previous year; but
whether the profits will be divided among share
holders, or whether, after mo rate dividend, the
remainder viii be appropriated as the managers
may deem most advantageous to the interest Of the
road, il yet not generally known on the Streets
it, indeed, il is yet determined in the minds Of the
managers themselves"
After the adjournment Of the board, the following
sales of bonds and stocks were made by Simeon
Draper -
81 $50 Cleveland and Toledo RI rs and nt.m S2
9,Co0 Toledo and Illinois RI rs and int S5 S6h
10000 Lake Erie VIII st. LIS rs and int 84A S5h
10000 Ohio and Mississippi RR rs and int. so
AZ shs Dry Dock Grand st., Bowery S'h Fly Co. Is
At the second board, lower prices ruled. Erie
fell off / per cents Cumberland, 4; New York Cen.
trail Railroad, /; Harlem, i; Michigan Central, /,
Reading Railroad, /. The bulk Of business this af-
ternoon was for cash. Nicaragua Transit closed at
mornings prices.
Tho <rouooct;ora - xho A ocsa<oc< 80
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tons penscs, in
No. of freight Gross GLIDING Me-
Fear end'g. Pdsgrs moved edrngs Sya,e tau. edrng
May 81 80 162672 1866 Sssl s72 1901 649 $500 S2s
May 81, 81 .19ls61 134203 947,347 BAL 1854 6Os 6s2
May 81! 52 22l l9S 1879. ioess41 4ot7a7 es5, 200
May 81 54 1885 ZIG $50 lE794l2 903,9A4 675,48s
May 81 S5 .5os774 24l 1925 ,3a5627 s7ss5s
The annexed statement exhibits the average daily
movement in the leading departments of the Boston
banks, during the week preceding Monday, the 25th
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The Buck Mountain Coal Company have made
dividend of per cent. The Newcastle and Will
mington Railroad Company have declared divi.
dend Of 81 percent.
The Mercantile Fire Insurance Company have de-
clared Q semiannual dividend of five per cent. The
Bank,of Albany has declareda semtannual dividend
flour per cent. The Bank Of Whitesto wn, four per
cent for the past six months. The Morris and Els.
sex Railroad Company, three and Q half per cent
Farmers and Planters Bank, Baltimore, four and
half per cent, for the past six months. The Union
Bank, Baltimore, semi-annual dividend of four and
. half per cent. The Citizens Bank, Baltimore,
semi annual, Of five per cent. The Western Bank,
Baltimore, semiaunual, Of FIVE per cent. Ocean
Mutual Inaurance Company, Baltimore, semi annuul.
three and q half psr cent
Tie receipts on the Morris Canal for the week and
year ending June 81, as compared with the cores
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no CHARTER FOR IxCyRsI0NB-THR ELEaANT
il and eommod ious new 6rst class steamer THOMAS g.
1RRx nth OF without barge Apply @ hssrd fsss q
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IOHUWIuB EtbUII6-
June 49, June 25.
Capital stock. $32 600 $327l 900 No change
Loans and dis. b2,69usi4 52,9422s Inc. $243 49,
specie in bank. 3,598,6t1 3,501Ol8 Dec. 97,o33
Due I'm other BIS 8,3l4,l60 8,l03,366 Dec 30 1896
Due to other B'ks 6,1l3s94 6,3329S7 Inc. 2l9093
Dspositss. ....... 16,446s97 15,2664l7 Dec 1So4So
Circulation $50. 7,3544O2 7,s0s,336 Dec. 4soee
The following is statement Of tolls received on
the New York canals during the third week in
Jure; and also the total amount received from ths
opening of navigation up 10 June %, in the years
named:-
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s52 ss4 22e $780, ols 10 All 1908 1886
A comparison OF the above footings with those of
the statement for the previous week, exhibits the
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fvTUk.E DxYf1
ny tsodain q Ann~,.-r-

~ tsedaIn 4 Apperson.
sRuaTEIss, SALE Or yAr-uAu =
nIncEETs-By vlrtns Of two arv.r., ~. 4r.Ia =
rs nrsi dated nth March, ia47 srssa..a ~ 4, go
im ana lanes Lyens, truatees the seras Iuss
p 100 ana executed to W 1odd;, s,,r. "a
n nn GUY resosdcd In Richnsoud H,sstn = css sa
~ - " sell nj pubic auction m hs
~, ~ MuNDAf the 9Th day af Drre nshsr ms -,
~ a Nv q o'clock, r. NJ IL fair Il moi ,ha
Wa;,ssJ. tlat really most beautiful ana sttrar,y.
sa;sas Lot ct the corner Of Grace and sth streat.
ns ~ y. TUE residcnce Of A. A. Huahes E,su rant
~ ~ Ihe north side Of Grace street about ae st
t,. needs require cash sale, Int II il urobabIe
rr. I a part OF the purchase money 4 rensonab Me
e VIII be given. The title IL beieved to he ,cr
r, W. we shall conway with the usual specnI war
de 10 #si JaMEsD Nv. Trustccs
ifSST SALE OF VALU1HI.E REaT.
g. AIE-.-By virtue Of a deed Of frnst ~ ,,,a
i.on, iIuke Mel and VILE dated m mi or na1
eosI 1854 duly recorded snail sell 4, tbe hiyb.
~. oiaaes, for cash, on WEDNESDAY, The a;fl RI.
~ . O'Clock, r. NJ, If fair if not The ne M fair
S3 On inc premises the property cont aimed in mia
uee VIZ Inc two middle ones of the Tonr new IA,
en's OF .he West side af Fourth street bet tsecn
30, aua canal streets. The two Lots fronts about
on Fourth street. and runs back ahout IA feet
loot alley; and entitled to the nae al.o NJ -.
alley about IL feet from dh street and If cner =; =;
thetr rear. The improvements are new and go
mshd good rents. The title il believed IN 10 ,ona
but shall sell and convey only as trustee ~ SOU
Sale conducted by Goppis d AprERsoS. de- n
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BY Thomas w. Keesce,

IOffice with Geo. j. Sumner No 20 Pearl street
DERENIPTORY SALE OF ELEGANT
IL FIRST CLASS HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
SPLENDID FRENCH PIER GLASSES, VALU,
ABLE OIL PAINTINGS, &c, At AUCTION
VIII be sold on TUESDAY MORNING the 18th
ins o'clock all of the superior furniture centaii-
ed in the house one door west of the Monumental
Church, Broad street, consisting of royal Brussels
and three-ply Carpets; complete parlor suits of
carved Divans large rosewood sofa Arm Chair !;
marble-top Centre Table; splendid French pier
Mirrors so by 100 inches; rich brocade Window
Curtains, complete sets rich Genandoles and 10
lights; and Is very superior Oil Paintings, in gilt
frames, some of them very large.
of fine tone and finish; cost $500; Bum X Allen,
makers. 49, ----.-- -.'
Chamber Furniture-Masnificent Carved Mahogany
Bedsteads, fine Dressing Bureaus with Marble Tons:
fine Wash Stands, with Marble Tops and Shelves:
Toilet Sets superior spring Hair Mattresses, highly
finished Mahogany Wardrobe, seat Walnut
Chairs, plush covered Lounge.
.=s DINING ROOM FURNITURE
One elegant walnut patent extension Table, 20 feet
ons, cost fl35; Cane Seat Chairs, Mahogany Side
board full sized marble top; French China, Dinner and
Tea Sets Ivory Handle Knives and Forks Glass Ware
of all kinds Ice Chest Safe; three ply and Venetian
passage and stair Carpets; Oil Cloths Hat Rack with
Looking Glass; Gas Chandeliers Brackets, &C.; to-
gether with the usual variety OF Kitchen Furniture
&C., &c. The whole to be sold without the least re-
E
ALSO-For sale, privately, to city resident only,
Negro Woman, 80 years of age-a complete child's
nurse ~ ..ts@l --' -'
TERMS: All sums under $50, cash; $50 and over
that amount, months credit for approved endorsed
negotiable paper. SOLOMON DAVIS
/. Sale conducted by THOMAS w. KEEsEE, Auct
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by Baker, PleasaHfx d Go.
rGsRJSTEE,S SALE OF lsAL ESTATE

|. i IN THE COUNTY OF HENRICO, ONE MILE
BELOW THE CITY OF RfCHMOND-By virtue
of deed of trust executed to me BY VIM. Newton
and jesse O. Newton, bearing date December 18TH.
1852 aud of record the Clerks Office of the County
Court of Henrico, having been requested BY the
beneficiary in said deed Of trust will proceed g sell
at public auction, the premises. on MoNDAf, "a
day of December, at IL O'Clock, the properly therein
specifed containing three be the same more or
less together with all buildings and apPurtenanees
thereto belonging, now in possession OF VIM Newton
and Jesse q. Newton
The said property il situated Immediately on the
Stony Run Road adjoining the lands of DR. Plcot and
others There Is upon the premises desirable and
comfortable dwelling; ALSO q new wooden building
which has been used a store house-s said TO be
good location for Grocery. The land is in good
state of cultivation and desira bic garden spot.
TERms-Cash sufficient to pay the expenses Of ex-
ecuting this trust and the further Of Eve hundred
dollars with interest from December 18th, 1883 for
the balance, the terms viii be accommodating and
made known at hour of sale.
Tie title TO the above il believed to be as good a.
any but shall convey with the usual special warranty
THOMAS J. CARTER, Trustee.
BAKER, PLEAsASrs 4 Co, Aucts, Franklin and
Union streets.
The above property sold riding to the terni
OF advertisements and Jesse %. Newton became tile
purchaser who has failed 90 comply with the terms q
sale in consequence will sell on THURSDAY
December 2eth at O'Clock for AMI account Of tn,
said Jesse o. Newton the above described property.
BAKER, PLEASANTS & CO,
de ll--tds Auctioneers
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BY Davenport, Allen II Co.
BOOTS, SHOES AND HATS At AUC-
ID TION.-On TUESDAY, 18th December, we will
sell 10 O'clock at auction store, large stock
of fresh and seasonabie
BOOTS, SHOES AND HATS.
TERMS: Under no cash; s 100 and over months
credit for approved paper.
de 5 DAVENPORT, ALLEN T. CO.. Aucts.
oERlsEANTS sALE.-WfII be sold for
- cash, ON FRIDAY, the nth inst, at tho hour OF
10 O'Clock, A. NJ, at Geo. L. Earnest Stable, on
Council Chamber Hill, sorrel Horse, Saddle and
Bride satisfy execution in my hands in favor OF
Jesse G. Jones. JAMES ID. ELLETT, u. s.,
de 5---tds for NJ. M. Lipscomb, Sergt.
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BY Goddin & Apperroe.

GALE OF STOCK, CROPS. FARnTrNf.
~ UTENSILS, &c, AT AUCTION.-yVill bc sod
At public auction; at Chestnut Grove, on the T.. and
+. r.. r., on THURSDAY, the Goth instant, at II
o'clock if fair f not on the next fair day all of or
Crops, Stock &c, consisting Of about 200 bbls Corn
large quantity of Oats Hay, Fodder, Shucks Straw
&c &c. 80
ALsO-A pair of fine young Mules, several fine
Horses.
ALSO-Cows, Hogs, Wagons Carts, Household and
Kitchen Furniture, Irish Potatoes, &c. 81
TERMS-All sums under 500 cash; over that amo't,
months credit for negotiable, notes. satisfactorily
endorsed o. S. TAYLOR,
VIM. T. TAYLOR.
do
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"A BILE HOTEL AT AUCTION-Win be sold at
suction, on THURSDAY, December 18th, at II o'cik,
in front of the premises, Commerce. street. the
building known as the " Norths Carolina Hotel" In
Norfolk, recently occupied by Mrs. r. Harmanson,
decd. ,.s5....s &a
This house is in the most central part of the city.
and is so well known that general description
of the property is deemed unnecessary. sss$
The main building is under ground rent of $40 y
year. and the whole premises in perfect order and
ready for the immediate pfion of tenant.
immediately after the sale Of the Hotel the house.
hold and kitchen Furniture will be Sold and consists
ment. -st Il Ae 5ss
ALSO-The following Slaves, belonging to the Is
tate, viz ISAAC, LUKE, MARY and PEGGY.
The terms of the sale will be accomplishing and
made known on the day of sale. ss+sst
A. ]. WISE, Administrator.
FERGUSON WILKINSON, Aucts de 6-tds
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by T.. B. Cook Il Go.

EXTENSIVE sTUGN OF WATCHES,
LfJEWELRY, GUNS. CUTLERY AND PAPER
MACHE GOODS AT AUCTION.-The subscriber,
intending to discontinue business in this city, oHers
the whole of his stock at auction.
The stock consists of large and general astortmcnt
of goods of his own importation embracing Gold and
Silver, Hunting, Lepine, Horizontal and Chronoms-
ter Watches variety extensive assortment
of Breast Pins for ladies and sentemen Ear and Fin
ger Rings of every kind; Single and Double Barrel
Gums large assortment of Cutlery cards. splendid
Ivory Handled Dinner Sets in mahogany cases; Stag
Handled Knives and Forks, in the original packages
very large assortment of Papier Mache Goods.
ALSO-An extensive assortment of Rosewood Pa
pier Maehc, Mahogany Dressing and Work Gases
very rich.
ALsO-A great variety of rich Gifts for Christmas
Presents
The sale will commence on MONDAY NIGHT
10th instant at O'Clock, at my store and be contn
ned every night Friday excepted) until the whole
stock is disposed or
Ny regular Wstch and Jewelry business will be
continued during the day time a usual
HENRY HYMAN.
Sale conducted BY E. B. Cook 4 Co., Aaets.
do
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by Thomas w. Keesec,
fOfice with Geo. ]. Sumner, No. 20 Pearl ST.
ExEcuroR,s SALE TOBACCO

EXEGJFTOR,S SALE OF TOBACCO
II FACTORY FIXTURES AT AUCTION.--Win
be sold, on THURSDAY Morning next, the 18th in
18th and 18th Streets in the upper part of tho
house occupied by Mr. L. L. Montague paint shop,
large. medium and small size Screws Mills, Shapes
Presses large and small iron Bars Boilers Stoves Nc
TERMS All sums under $50, cash $50 aid over
that amount months credit, for approved endorsed
negotiable paper. THOMAS w. KEESEE,
de IL .sz8 @sEA Aucsioneer.
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Administrators of the estate Of N. Green, deed.
de In--fitds eafs
SALE or La d. sT0Gk, 1TInIBEt;R,

- AMI lam ga" MILL lN
The subscribers wishing to close their business. viii
sell at public auction at their place of residence IN
Powhatan, near Maiden's Adventure, on the 18th OF
December, 1856 fif fair if not ON the next far day
the following property Mules, Horses, Yoke OF
Oxen, Wagons, 1 Carfylog, Chains, Gear, &c; also
large supply of Timber, of various kinds, Oak Fen
cling, White Oak Plank and Posts. Pine sheetlns
Plank, Flooring Misunderstanding and Scsntifng-
Terms, for all sums $40 credit of SIX months
the purchaser giving bonds with approved security
for terms-,nder $40. cash. They will also sell
Steam Engine and Circular Saw, shnEle Saw, with
machinery TO work ON 1t, on credit OF SIX, twelve
and Eighteen months the purchaser giving bonds with
good security They will also cell on the same day Il
by survey, adjoining the estate OF the late John
Giliiam Mrs. r. g. Gillian. and G. G. Lee, within a
mile and half of James River. A large portion of
the tract is in original growth The title TO the land
10 unquestionable. The Terms-fnrchaser will give
bonds with approved security, payable in one, two
and three years hearing interest from the dry of
and deed of trust the lands to the purchase
money, fs SCOTT, SklPW1TM Il OLD. 4
p. S.-The Steam Engine il l8-horse power, has
been but little used and is an excellent pne..
de I-2awtds SCOTT, SKIPWITH 4 OLD.
~ Enquirer copy semi-weekly.
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E a YALGAHIsE FARM IN FHR COIN.
~ ~ On HANOVER. WITHIN II NILES or
TIE Va. CENTRAL RAILROAD. Ar AUCTION
- I'm onIhUKsDAY, lAh December, At I29elock n.
Iron the premises, will be sold the Farm On which
III, I Leroy Crenshaw fwho inteDda removing 70 the
a9wer country resides situated IN Hanover county =
Tress stated and being apart Of tho Mery Osks
The safn contains $50 acres Of which IN sre e,e.Y
edand ~ snccessfui cultivation the rcrusidsr kssv:
" wooded with oak and pine 3.
consist Of good two story fra
qnarters and All the necessary outbailnes Tor farm
The location il considered to be very FOOD for 4
borh0od. sssE
To any one wanting fine Farm, convenient to
market. good opportunity 10 offered.
Terms-One-fourth cash balance 1t 6, 70 and Is
months, with interest, and secured By trust deed
Possession win be given lat Jsn'y, 1856.
Persons desiring to see the Farm can 10 70 previous
to the sale.
no % t TAYLOR 4 WILLIAMS Auets
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BY LafHs d Shine.

A DMINISTRATOR'S SALE.-SfOck Of
"A Contectiohary, Soda Apparatus, Iron Safe, Moulds
Tools Houschonld Furniture, &c, at auction. Will
10Th ins commencing at 10 O'Clock, Mt store No 1879
Main street, the entire effects Of Simon Bonavta,
decd consisting In part Of the entire stock of Con-
Cigars, Toys Fancy Goods, Store Furniture, one OF
HerIing's Fire Proef Safes, Office Furniture, &c.
Household Furniture, consisting of Brussels and In.
grain Carpets, Rugs Velvet Tate Dvans and
Psror Chairs, Gas Chandeliers Marble-top Side and
Paintings, splendid Piano Forte Stool and Music
Stand Sofa, Sideboards, Wardrobes, Beds Bedsteads
add Bedding Cabinets, Glass and Crockery Ware, &c
Also, Soda Apparatus with 4 Fountains nearly
also, the unexpred term of lease Of said house
5, Terms cash. NJ. NJ LIPSCOMB, S. c. R.
As such Administrator.
Sale conducted by LARUs l. SHINE, Aucts
de l3-tds
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aa BY Larus Il shine.

STOCh VIZ CVRN, EUIyUEK, ftOkSEs,
- COWS AND FARMING UTENSILS, AT AUG
TION.-Will be sold at auction, on THURSDAY, the
18TH commencing at IL o'clock, on the farm of Mr.
Thos. II. Blakey near lakewood Cemetery, the entire
ropof Corn; about 100 bbls. Fodder top and blade,
and Shucks from the same. Also, s Young Mich
Cows young work Horses, together with all the
Farming Utensils. gss5ss
Terms at SALE which will be accommodating.
THOMAS LILLIS.
Sale conducted by LARus SHINE, Aucts.
de ta tse5k .s-f >
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By liichnrfi C0nfhorn

By Richard CauthOrn.
DRY GOODS, CLOTHINts, Sxc..--ON
II FRIDAY, l4th inst, at 10 O'clock at my store |
will sell extensive assortment of Dry Goods Cloth
ing; Shoes sc. ls,s s-a
b. ~. BACONi BACON! fr
At Ii O'Clock, will sell 10 hlds Bacon Sides,
Hams and Shoulders, now receiving from Baltimore.
de II .a-e.. r. CAUTHORN.
CONsTABLE'S SALE.-By virtue Of II
~ distress warrant of Macfarland against higgins,
to directed, and by consent of the parties shall
ON FRIDAY, the 18th day of the present month, at
the store of the said Higgins opposite the American
HOTEL proceed sell public auction, the CHEST
bidder, the property levied consisting of one large
Looking Glass, three large fine Show Cases. regu-
later Clock, two Counters, Watch Board, two
Benches, one Mahogany Writing Desk, one Bench
and Tools one Rolling Mill Stove, large lot of
Tools two Curtains, Iron Safe, step Ladder,
three Stools, three Spittoons and Gas Fittings
TERMS cash on delivery, and sale to commence at
10 o'clock, A. NJ, precisely.
de l2-tds JAS. r. TYLER, H. C. C. r.
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VAAhdTy4AsBaltE BgILDiNG LOTS IN THE
BY Alexander Mott

A DMINISTRATOK,S SALE of HOUSE.
"A HOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE.-WiIl
be sold OF auction, on MONDAY, Nth December at
10 O'Clock, at the late residence of 2. B. HARDWOOD
Marshall and 28th streets his entire stock of
Household and Kitchen Furniture embracing large
as Beds Bedding, Sofas, Cabinets, Tables Maho gany
and Cane-seat Chairs, Carpets, Crockery and Glass.
ware, Cooking Stove, &c.
ALSO-1 fine Mich Cow.
BY order of the Administrator.
Sale conducted by ALEX. MOTT
de Auct;onaer
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DUBLIC SALE NEAR RICHMOND. .-1n
fair day. win sell at my Farm in Hanover one mile
North of Meadow Bridges, and six miles from Rich.
mond-3 Horses two of them Saddle and Harness
ss; Corn; Fodder, &c -
ALSO-1 excellent Carriage, for one or two Horses,
and Buggy, both nearly new,
To commence at ii O'Clock. Terms made known.
WIN. c. BATTAILE.
N. B.-My Farm may also be purchased at a reason
able price. See advertisement of L. d. EACHo.
de ll-dtds+ .......
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no q TAYLOR L WILLIAMS. Ancts.


MILES ABOVE RIcHMoND.-Mr. W. B. sims,
having sold bis estate s'Weaham, ? we will sell 1t
public auction, at "Westham.' ON THURSDAY, thu
18th December 1855 If fair If not the next fair day
at O'Clock all the perishable estate thereon con-
ssting of Corn, Oats Straw. Horses, Cattle, Sheep,
Farming implements, Household and Kitchen Furni-
ture, &c. 1855 49, S. 80
TERMs-At the honr of sale.
de s-tds GODDIN 4 APPERSON. Aucts
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AUCTION sALHa.
FUTURE DAYS.


N EGROES FOR aALE...yRe@vx viii afer
im sale, at public nustion in the town Of Fin.
Castle, on THURSDAY, the 18th day of Decem-
PEI. next, between 40 and 50 VALUABLE Me-
9hUES, belonging 10 the estate Of John Nj. Price,
&C. consisfng of men, women boys aud girls =
Iney viii be sold upon credit Of twelve onths the
parehasers giving bond with approved secnrity.
.7ss7 sssi r. b. NELSON
es JOHN H. PRICE.
30 I'd Executors of John H. Price decd
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THIS DAY 4


EURNIrURRA ~ :. .z7ssnss ,un1,1,wv
4 IFS Ac..-Win s. sold 81 AUCTION - TIiUHs-
DAT. Dee ~ e 10 O'clock general aaS0lfnsenf o.
now s - second hand HsusekoId and Kitclon Hurni
Giothius Shoes, HsfA Caps, &c
AUDlTiONALs--6 bbis MulIets In Ane order, 5
boxes Old Ofsrd Brandy 1913; boxes bay nnn, very
de II 49, - = AisEx HfsTsr A,ssssv
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-13

VALUABLE FSTOREHOUsE FOR
:J SALE. AT PUBLIC AUCTION-On the 29th
AA day of December, 1855, / will offer for SALE at
public auction the Storehouse lately occupied by
Deakins Merritt. This is a commodious house. two
stories high, l9x40 feet; has excellent store room
ond floor and garrett room The cellar ia the fall size
of the house, and dry The situation as good as any
in the town for retail store.
Title unquestionable. Terms made known on the
day of sale =. A j. DEAKINS :
de 1Q-9,v