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IMPORTANT pNOCL.ANNTlCN
,.It,4 uYsurY I,FrhfrI',
Irrtrt,tr.. ."r l..uI, l~ls, n .r. .lTa0'.'
.T.n..f..tI ,EHU.. I.. ff. H..UH.rI,H fIH' d.. uH.
.r....rrIa Vegetable .Fsrf, Witch IHu rrEsI
T.r,.asarHH.r| i1 mediocre, uv .Ii'rrT rnU'
..f.,. ur.....0.f sH.I ".t'U. ". g""a nrrrf
.,rlr ,iN. rhtffhr urn no o. seas applied il f.r
r..f. affected Do, ,ain, 200 ur.HsfrU.. ceased. IHr
meet t..r.frs nf.r. 1.HIr rr'.r Ir 100 Ur'HH'.
ruH fHr .nr.i violent spn.Hs Hrf r.i'.'."I. "..r
....fh. snf t.r.fsfsu restored fn rHr % Gee. bro
a. .., riIIr... T. 1919 vr Irr. |H-.t iai- H,...
,H, % fbr ,..' urI.r i.r ntuai
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF.
Ib,. Jsrp u..I o.. h.H'flIs nl .l.u.nHH' Ir
'bs luisI State, giving instant ease f1 ai iIYH'
I'.I with lHIHnI .irhHr.s.
one application externally, 0raf.v uIon' taken
i1f...I.,. eiI Instantly 10 che suF,rer fuu lrr
1..f y.....t ..rI terrible pains, ara restore inc
ur,t feeble aHI pmsinl.d iarr in hgtIn udv,E O.
y. trr.ar be-. ever weed RAILWAYS EIApl
RELIEF without lUHHir- ..nr special ..nsI.
fp lr.. ra .1 burru mi1uirs anr' il' ne.
Irtthr.s Who ar Uuu 'uH.irg .0, Fa',rc
minis give itl cid. &c il I.s- tha1 hugru mI1.
ut.s tt.y ,iIl enjoy rlsr 900 . r1miHu.
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
Was tfr Get anl iLc 1u's remedy eve. dlscY,sruI
tN1tNiII ,fap thr utst t1uuIing Isirs i1 few
.rrUnH., AMI Zee thc system iruu Rheumatic.
Nsu-ll-.c. Ncr,uu.. rnd Nn.msIic disorders in
"a, L.ur.. twill cute lud protect Doe gsl,m
against .rIigp attacks II
CHOLERA, DlSLNILlN,
DI,GrlITk. sCUOLERA MORnUS,
nIIIOUS CllOIlC, FEVER AMI AGUE,
pNIUMONIA, INFLUENZA.
n.ar in miuI, 10 3. ppvrrii' fisiHlscil0i, anti
acid, JiFu.ys .i,uullut, ne,N toe, ant'spasmodie,
ani rupnirf iuiunt
The n. n. REMEDIES arc medical disc0ys.
,ies ofthr rr,.sul csniup. They are pfel llei
on an ,utir,l, new and ,rigini theory, "to top
pa,n instantly" and protect he human s,'irm
l.,in.i sickness or ans dt'naliacks. The d"''
% r,ooi,sa a. H. taken sfe small. 4 Few drop,
If READY RELIEF exercises posctlul ini.u-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-09-14

Sre,E IoR Sv> FuNC,.o. The quantity
~ SUGAR siirral % >r Fnnri.cn &, i'm.
mems. Within thirty lv. we find there
has gone forward 7Nn barrels, ass half
barrels, llil packages, l2n kegs, $50 boxes,
~ hid, ia al, l3,Ss2 package
fAtlas.
And a1i u that. llIal packages Of
syrup. which makes a grand total Of $3.50
rarka-a. NJ swcetsnirs M Of which, we
think. would meet with ready sale, lover
che lem. Post.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-09-14
TRY IL TRY It'll Try It'll


TINE rcce.si,, n .uch medicine has l0nr tssn
Grt i.1th by tho hsa IT Griliss nnt Uh,'i.
r,as. d. aIytutagrF o,er r. thiuira given iu The
C,In ~ Pil.. ur Powder must 10 0uyiuus o. cNery
Intelligent refsHn. u oTsr1fcs more iWrr''i'i''N
and e1,cfru.i, ursIu the s,sirul, aul ~ The can"
time h. ,16nit !, ir.s iinlrIi 20 administer, lFins
quite a,rs,ahle a. ihc taste, u mot un, rrudurr'
all the od,,fs where ph,sie b. rcgursi,.lHu curn.
pleirl, fomu,,s h,bi'tHi tustiNCufss, lsl,iHg ilc
bowel. p,,E,tl, Tree. ltDrsl. aI hmun, from
ih- llp1d. b. rsfi1H rufo Ht thr liles, ErcuNi'.
thr acton OF ihs Lyrr, h,s' ihe stomach tom
Bile. in,iEuu',s abe whole N,Tyuus system, and
remove. ibs ,,u,, of 40 l,,,I raiu.. sp,b al
Rlupsf.s.a. NrHr.Ifia, u N.i.uusr, Gtui, IH
u o. Hs1f, STE, Stomach, g..
n m,, 1l.. o. rslf urun boz 100 ossssss n The
nr,,s-pN~ENrTBN, pARWluA AND
CHOLERA MoGEl =. weld ai once lu iis u'g 10
,ll wa1eurr. Again vr rtl,,t, TRY " -.
need. un utlrr f,,rmue H.ttIun. y. iaWI'b Nt|
ls without Do bfiet che, hFsr IfuruN trsirI lt'
urri's Reader. 500 have titlt ,tu,i l,W'UI.s,
vtluut sugtfss IlsT,ir rHt-r,'Ir. BEL r'N 100 n.H..
Sc ,ru su1rJirg lHu ~rulu.i. slN iHr' ri mF
Liquid DsthsItIr vl.' CU.r 5000. NuH.d 5000 'c Doc
lI,tsi Hrm hlHIHtl tasti,snysF, thee Irt'rs d.
elect 40 Ihst, 500 |,...r. D. ,uuaIr afflicted vi.h
Rheumatic, Nrupisir. rf other I'Il Ili's, tvH
lHu'.. uiII .f,r ,uu II,Iu fhsm. Al hHuHTs sd.
Is r.tH,-tfrl IfH fhr lbsJ IN i'H poe ui ir.n "r.
tr DO, I.Itl,s. o. sh.ft, % 500 I'4HfC IH,sIr ul
sr, rr1rrsr. th.s Is fhs u.s' ts'aI.r, s1Ir, ar.
rr.,r.I, Goo th. Tactic thai hos ever l,C1 placed
vulaip thr .garh u'fg ruIIr.
PUICE sIOO.
ruaurs'n.ui. "a, CsHnaI srrr, lowell, Mrs
-"- III nHHr.Hfs E"rsr.',
NorsTt T. Oa.l. NHras SO. ru,. Too
.... I.A T.. % ifu.I. N.tf.I. J.hn De-.
900. r..Is. T.. >.Hf..r.. -u. NH.IiU. -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-09-14

,tzgaaSEo[crAcl.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1855-10-04
Beautiful Extract.

Water is an instructive emblem OF life and
immortality Observe it well, and it may
throw light upon, or at least, give interest
ing suggestions regarding these mysteries.
From the great reservoir of ocean this flu
i'd rises invisibly, and dispenses life to every
thing that blooms and breathes Not nook,
however hidden, escapes its visitation; nei-
ther root nor fibre is neglected. Where the
thin-soiled mountain needs mos, It's aid, it
kindly doubles its attention. Besides, it
finds its way into every pore Of the inner
rocks, working continual changes there, and
by perfect system Of pipes aud reservoirs
it cunningly distributes cooling draught 10
all the children of men, How il is supplied
with the intelligence that is exhibited in all
these complex workings we know not. Pure
as the infant at birth it comes upon the land
a little rain drop, and soon it finds itself
thrown into society with other drops, and it
becomes a compulsory worker in a common
plan. According as its pilgrimage is long or
short. il becomes, as matter of course more
or less tainted of earth, and anon, each drop
IFS appointed task performed, finds itself
gathered back 10 the great source whence it
came. Que may say 10 the other "thou art
more soilcd than l." But soon the dross of
earth, precipitates itself alike from all, and
the pure spirit is ready 10 be born again TO a
new life ard another rouud of usefulness, 10
be repeated thus forever aud ever Behold
the emblem OF immortality! The rain drop
departs from the land 1t dies, but lives
agaiu,
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1855-10-04
--@~S .
WOMAN,

A pretty woman is one Of the institutions
Of this countty-an angel in dry goods and
glory. She makes sunshine, fourth of July
ard happiness wherever sho goes. Her path
is one of delicious roses, perfume aud beau
IT, She is sweo, poem written in rare curls,
choice calico and good principles. Men
stand up tcfore her as so many admiration
points, TO melt into cream aud then bultor.-
Her words float around the ear like music, or
the chimes OF Sabbath bells Without her,
society would lose its truesi attraction. the
church it's 6rmesl :eliauce, aud young men
the very best OF comforts and company. Her
influence aud generosity restrain the vicious,
strengthen the weak, raise the lowly, flannel
shirt the heaiben, aud strengthen The faint
hearted. Wherever you find the vrtuous
woman, you also find pleasant firesides, bo-
quels, clean cloihs, order, good living, genie
hearts, pie,y, music, light, and model ius'iiu-
tions generally. She is the flower Of hn,
manily, very Venus in dimi'y, and her in
spiraiion is the breath Of heaven.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1855-10-04
LYDIA JANE PIERsoN
AUTHORITY,

Engage the people by their sifections--
convince their reason-aud they will be 10y
al from the only principle tha, can make
loyalty sincere, vigorons, or ta,lonal--a con-
victon tha, il is their inest interest, ancshat
their goyotnmen,s for their good. Con-
s'fa:nt is the natural patentof resistance, and
pregnant proof lha, reason mot on the
side OF thoss who use It. You must all re-
member Lucan's pleasant story Jupiter
aud couniryman were walking together.
conversing with great freedom and familiar
ny on the snbject of heaven and earth. Inc
coun,rvman listened with attention aud ac-
ouiescsnco while Jupiter sroye only to con-
vince him but happening TO bin. doubt,
Jupiter turned hastily around and threatened
him with his thunder. "Ah! ah |" said the
couu,ryman, ''now, Jupiter, know that You
arc always wrong when you appetite your
thunder Erskine,
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1855-10-04
1UMB1A COUNTY. PA. THURSDAY. OCTOBER 4. 1856.

woman who had waited upon him 10 hts
lodging sald, that "he woald lie a-bed and
be fed with spoon" Contrary examples TO
that of Sir Walter Scott, who wrote all his II
nest works before breakfast!
To return 10 the fecfeations Of celehIated
persons Oliver Cromwell is said TO have
sometimes cast aside his puritan gravity and
played at bIindnan's buff with his daughters
ard attendants. Henri Quartte delighted to
go about in disguise among the peasaDiTy.--
Charles FPS most innocent amusement con-
sisted In feeding The ducks i'll st. James
Park, and iE rearing numbers OF those beau-
tiiul spanieIs that still bear his name. Bee
thoven would splash in cold water at all times
OF the day, till hiH chamber was swapped,
and the wafer oozed through The flooring TO
the rooms beneath he would also walk out
into the dewy fields at night or morning with
out shoes or stockings. Shelly took an un-
accountable delight IN floating liule paper
boats on any piece Of water he chanced to
be near. There is pond on Hampstead
heath which has often borne his tiny fleets I;
and there is an anecdote related of him!
rather 100 good, We fear TO be lrue-which
says, tha, being one day beside the S"tpen-
tine, aud having no olhor paper in his pock.
ct wherewiih 10 indulge his passion for ship
building, he actually folded bank-bll Of fl.
iy pounds in the desired shape; launched
the little craft upon its voyage watched it's
steady progress with pateual anxiety and
finally went over and received il al the oppo-
site sids
This paper nigh, be extended almost in
definitely: but there must be limits even to
an essay, and certainly to the good nature Of
our readers.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1855-10-04
A FAIR OFFER.

Dr. Franklin made the following offer 10 q
young man. "Make, said he, "a full esi-
mate Of all you owe, aud OF all that is ow-
ing to you. Reduce the same to note As
fast as you can collect, renew your note ev-
cry year, and get The best security you eau.
Go TO business diligently, aud be industrious; j;
waste no idle moments be very economical
in all things; discard all pride be faithful in
your duty to God, by regular aud hearty
prayer morning and night; attend church and
meeting regularly every Sunday and do un.
10 all mon as you would they should do un-
TO you. Ifyou are TOO needy in clfcumsian-
ces to give to tho poor, do Whatever else in
your power for them cheerfully, but II you
can, always help the poor aud unfortunate. -
Pursue this course diligently and sincerely
for seven years, and il you are not happy,
comfortable, and Independent, in your cir
cumsiances, come 10 me, and will pay your
debts" Youag people, try it.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1855-10-04
Judge wilkins aga,ns, the "Jug Law"

The veteran statesman, William Wilkins,
the Democratic nominee for the State Senate
in the Allegheny district, is out in long and
able letter against The so.called "Jug Law"
of The last Legislature, and in favor Cf its re-
peal. We extract from j, the following par
agraphs:
am not all example of reformation. |
have been throughout my long days. and in
the course of many vicissitudes, rigdly
temperate man. have never, in the midst
of the reve and frolics Of others, been in,ox-
icated. have never drank malt liquor,
wine or spirits in the many and varied scenes
of diversified society in which have been
thrown al home and abroad ain sincere
ly, tho advocate of Temperance, and my soul
yeafns for the wholesome reform which
would expel from our community habits of
over indulgence and the imprudent use OF
drinks so ruinons 10 our advancement and
happiness in life
But, the great and deeply interesting ques-
tiol ls--Ilow is this reform 10 be brought
abouls lauswer: by example, reason and
moral suasIon; by the training of our youth
and bv education; by the teaching of your
neighbor, the scho llmaslers, and The Minis
tiers Of tho Church, and by models, brightly
serving for illustration, placed before us by
our enthusiastic Legislators themselves. This
great social and absorbing objec, cannot be
obtained by persecution, nor by wild and ex-
uavagant enthusiasm; nor by the imposition
of heavy fines and Imprisonment, making
the poor poorer, and ruiuous TO the unofTend-
ing family Of the delinquent Nor by laws
so novel and penal as to be almost impossi-
bic to be carried iEto execution, and, certainly
so repulsive 10 the good sense of the COM
muniiy that nothing but the penalty of for
feiture would excite and bring out the infor-
mer and exlort The odious accusation before
ibe magistrate. Nor could any good, whole
80. efficacy be found in the enactment
es'"e s,..,,. :. = .,,.. " ahiured and condemned
a, i,s bir,h place, Inc Wine Liquor Law
passed by the peopls Of State Sshose -
uor flows as pleniifully as their own rive, "
penobscot. would as soon think OF reviyins
in Pennsylvania some Of the laws OF those
eastern fellow ci,izens agains, wllchcrait
and sorcery, as 10 follow their modern exam
pie, manifesting how gifted they are in the
Office OF intolerance.
With my views as 10 the proper mode of
reform, and in my hostility TO over severe
penalties, and the imposition of dispropor-
toned iines and Imprisonment | should have
votsd, had been a member OF the Legisla-
,ure, against the present License Law, "
(msaning the "Jug Law'') and am Of opin.
ion ii should not remain on our statute book
Ii was not called for by the public volce, and
was in positive disregard Of the vote OF the
people Of the Stale. Il was in mockcry O
,be Solemn Judgment Of the ffeemen OF 'he
Commonwealth, called for BY the Leg'sla
..nre i,selL
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1855-10-04
@N@I0IE PWNTBY .
OUR CHILDHOOD.
by GEO. D. PRENTICE.


'Tis sad-yet sweet 10 listen
To the soft winds gentle swell,
And think we hear The music
Our childhood loved so well;
To gaze out on the even
And the boundless fields of air,
Aud feel again our boyish wish,
To roam like angels there!
There are many dreams of gladness,
That cling around the past
And from the tomb of feeling
Old thoughts arc throbbing fast!
The forms we loved so dearly,
In the happy days now gone,
The beautiful and lovely,
So fair TO look upon.
Those bright and lovely maidena
Who seemed so formed for bliss,
Too glorious and too heavenly
For such world as this!
Whose soft dark eyes seemed swimming
In q sea Of liquid light,
Aud whose locks of gold were streaming
Der brows so Sunny bright.
Whose smiles were like the sunshine
In the spring time of the year
Like the chanseful CLEANS Of April,
They followed every tear
They have passed-like hope-away-
All their loveliness has fed
Oh many heart is mourning
That they are with the dead,
And yet-the though, is saddening
To muse on such as they
And feel that all the beautiful
Are passing fast away!
That the fair ones whom we love,
Grow TO each lowing breast,
Like the tendrils of the clinging vino
Then perish where they rest,
And can we but think OF these
In soft and gentle Spring,
When the trees are waving DER us,
And the flowers are blossoming
Fo: we know that winters coming
With his cold and stormy sky
And the glorious beauty round us,
Is blooming bu. 10 die
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1855-10-04

u Tho seventeenth Annual course OF
Lectures in the Southern Bolanico Medical
College, at Macon, Ca, commences on The
first Monday Of Noyember
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-19

FUTURHs ~ -

= ~. @
CHgs sl.s 3 Is!tls IA, LssR sSE IE
MID Circuit Ccnff ii the Ian e rn - sb.is 49, ~
~ e Chesterfield Court House, on MUNnxy ~
49, sSnsary next County Court dayl the rrssses
ass ss; ,ns zeal Estate Of which Beaimin Graves
The dover Tract containing rs aerss ,v;n, a, J,
a ''ue o. Swin treck, one mile from the Court
louie, On this Trsct are the buildings late The res.
deal out of pair they are on scale 20 afIord
odstion for large family. The ana litv al the Lana
~, sooa. There ia good proportion 81 Wood Land
,n. III, Low srouhds on the creek which copsti.
sss tns noundary Tor considerable distance IN.
lover h,n Railroad passes along the soutt.rn mr.
oe, snofdns = ready market for wood srd ,;,,Ss.
crs.h ~ to the watering station at Proctor.
.oaf m,es BY good road The situation 4 hesIsbr
'e ne' shborhood good, and the couyenieore - ~
atnouse churches, schools. physicians militia blsri
and Petersburg markets. each abort * n,;,. a;.ss
.otn ~ railway and county roads, and to Porf WAL
~ ey railroad also, pr scents advantages not often
:, This tract win probably he cold in one hoav ,ho,,h
- may readily be divided Ii it be found to suit ne
views OF buyers, ~ '"'' '''o
The other real estate containing sbou. lcco acre.,
DOVER tract will be offered the same time In seyr
raj parcels There are buildings to sreak IF lint
an abundance OF wood land from which but little tim
Der has yet been TAKEN and living nmednfelv ,r ,h.
railroad 1t 10 valuable on that account IN. crsat s
iofas considerable water power, and there il an abun
dance OF Stone Of good quality.
...; Credit Of q, IL Is and "a months, eqnal in
staiments, secured by bonds with good security and
OF expenses only. :, 49,,
PERSONS wishing to examine the premises are invi-
the Court House. "
SAMUEL HANCOCK.
E JEFFERSON HANCOCK
r. w. FLOURNOY,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-19
BY Baker, Pieasanfs q O..
rNRUsTEE,S SALE OF real. RSrarr

II IN EE.S SAAE OE REAL ESTATE
= IN THE COUNTY OF HENRICO ONE Mi =
bELOW THE CITY OF RICHMOND.-Bv win.
VI deed OF trust executed to me by VIM Newton
a nea Jesse ~ Newton. benrinsdate December IatI
loo ana OF record IN the Clerks Office of the ouuty
Your. OF Henrico, having been requested nv M
Denene!ary IN said deed of trust win proceed IN se
=. Pupne suction, on the premises on MONDAY n
gay 2. december at II O'Clock the property there;
specihed containing three acres be the same more ~
lsss, together with all buildings and appurtenance
and Jesse O. Newton r. :" 90 u w H. newton
O. Inc SAID property is situated immediatelv nm tb.
SONY it9n Road, adjoining the lands of DR. Pieot ana
others. Ihere Is upon the premises desirnhls and
comt9raoe dwelling; also, a new wooden hnild;n.
whcn mas been used a store house-is said fo no
good iocatlon for Grocery. The land ia in a sod
'H ne OF cnitlvatlon and is desirable garden spot
TERMs-Cash sufficient to pay the exnensea IF
THIS trust, and the further sum of five hundr.
doHsrs with interest from December 18th la,3. fo-
,,e balance, the terms will be accommodating and
made known at hour of sale 'NAo an"
Inc title to the above is believed TO be M good n.
"y out sha convey with the usual special warranty
THOMAS J. CARTER, Trustee
BAKER, PLEAsANTs l. Co., Aucts., Franklin and
Union streets. = GNU
The above property sold acct riding to the
oil advertisements, and Jesse o. Newton became the
purchaser, who has failed comply with the terms of
sale, IN consequence will sell on THURSDAY.
December 2th at O'clock, for and account of the
said Jesse u Newton, the above described property
BAKER, PLEASANTS IL Co
de 1l---tds Auctiones,s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-19

WINDOW SHADEs.--At the low price
w of 37a cents, richly werth = IL Splendid Land
Boquets Vases, &c. 81, well worth so; Gilt Shades
the lowest possible prices; Table Oil Cloths all
widtbs and psttorrs AZ prices that cannot fail to
please.
Alsb-a beautiful assortment OF Dry Goods. cheap.
or than ever printed Caiicoes, cfA Fisd Mouslin,
Srts Ladies' Collars, from 81 ets do. sleeves,
S7l ets worth Is Kid Gloves, css. Lesflssr
Belts etc.; Linen Hdkfs, cfs., wn,in l. Is with
great variety of other goods, which viii be said very
cheap CGii and eee for yourselves Il The zteFe
of 80 D., GOLDEN, 30 Broad -.
de is--im- 4 - Between Sd and 4tb sts,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-19

1 SUPERB kIVATE LIBR AIRY
n WILL BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION
Tin John +. Ballard, Esq's and Gle CANT building
directly opposite the Exchange HoteLj on THURS
DAY evening, December 10th, at O'clock p. N<rthe
Library of James T. Mcdowell, Esa.--compnU the
best collection of Books, Paintings. &c, that have
been offered public sale in Richmond for The last Is
years.
Particulars in a future notice. The Books many of
Them were selected in Europe. Catalogues will be
ready Tuesday, the 18th, and the Books can be
seen on that day. 81 &c. ~ Is de l5- st
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-19
GALE vALUABLE HOUSEHOLD

GALE OF VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD
- AND KITCHEN FURNITURE ON CLAY ST.
On THURSDAY, 9th December at the residence of
Mr.. Thomas Tinsey, twho is about declining house.
keePing,) at the of Clay and LIST streets will
be sold his stock of Household and Kitchen Furni.
ture embracing every article usually found in gentee
families, and of the best manufacture.
TERMs-Sums under $50 cash. that amount and
over, months credit for approved notes with inter
est added. TAYLOR & WILLIAMS Aucts
FOR RENT.-Tbe above house for rent; posse ssion
given immediately after the SALE 1t has every con-
yenience for the genteel accommodation of family
with Kitchen and Garden attached.
de 10 n w Aucts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-19
BY Taylor Il williams.

vTNRUSTEE'S SALE OF DESIRABLE
l. DWELLING ON JACKSON S rect AT
AUCTION virtue of deed OF trust executed by
Thomas Bailie and wife, to James Bosher, bearing
date on the 7th day of May, 1850 and Of record in
Richmond Hastings Court the subscriber will proceed
to SELL on FRIDAY, the 28th Of December, 1855, at
81 o'clock, P. NJ, upon the premises all that lot of
land lying and being in the city of Richmond fronting
tyseven It on Jackson street, and running back one
hundred and seventy feet whereabouts to Duva
and bounded as follows, io-xit On the north by Du-
BY street 80 feet wide, and by the prop
erty of Austin d. Turner--and being the prop
erty ON which said Thomas Baltic resides. ~ =
--s LEWIS ID. CRENSHAW,
Ex'or of James Bosher, deed, Trustee.
Sale conducted by TAYLOR WILLIAMS, Aucts.
de L. .-.---. Z -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-19
by Pannill 4 SONS.

ExEGUTOR,s SALE OF NEGROEs..-
IL I'm accordance with the will of the late R. w
Chappell, 1 SHALL on SATURDAY, December 22d, at
Pannill & Son, sell at auction 20 valuable NEGROES
Among them are House wants, Field hands, good
Blacksmith and head Sawyer. rl-- - =
Terms cush. JNO. r. CHAPPELL
Ex'Or of R. w. Chappell, decd.
de 19-St PANNILL 4 SON, Aucts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-19

HOUSE AND LOT AT THE CORNER OF
IL ST. STEPHEN AND CHARITY STREETS,
AT AUCTION.-On FRIDAY, 23th December at (
O'Clock p. NJ, upon the premises will he sold new
framed House and Lot at the Northwest of St,
stephen and Charity streets, and now occupied by
Messrs Edwards Il Winston. The house has three
roolns and yields a good rent.
The Lot fronts 80 feet runs back 100 feet inches
de 10 TAYLOR 4 WILLIAMS Aucts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-19
BY Thomas w. keesee.

BY Thomas w. keesee.
NOTICE TO WHOM 1T MAY CON
~ Germ II viii, on the I'D day of December sell
at auction, at the Horse Auction Lot, the Gas
Works, at 10 o'clock, Bay Mare, belonging to DIR
r. X. Taylor, to pay Livery bill. The said Mare was
placed in my stable the 10th day of August last by
Mr.. VIM. Forbes, ON said Taylors account.
sra b. f. LIpSCOMB.
Sale conducted by THos. w. KEEsEE, Auct.