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REVIEW OF THE MARKETS.

= MONDAY MoRNise, Nov. s, 1865
COTTON. The demand was very limited on Saturday,
and the sales were confined to about $500 bales nearly all
taken after the publication Of the Bc accounts in the
evening papers, which enormously quoted Mdding Or
leans in the Liverpool market at lll6 instead Of Oiled
We retain our quotations, emarkng that prices closed
with much irreguarity.5 =-sE=. r.
= NEW nRLEAN Ga ssIErc,A rIo,u !.
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1UbACCU, 9 Esafu OF no Sales
y COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT
corros-baas. ToHlcso-hhdl
stoeE on hand sept 1, 1922 .40.s37 His
Received since s....s... $50 92S 2276 -
yesterday 80. 45oT- ss54S5 600 2,275
.vs,, 375y9T2 1890
Expoetsd to date. .....1S4 800 5os2
81" yesterday 80. s,2s7-- l025s7 s24= 5000
lS35s5 SOS4
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs. Sugar was dull, with
sales Of 100 bids Of which rs at 40s for Ipfsries to
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ARRIVED.

Steamship Caharfs sl.asi5 g..
- James ' w" i'A, 'fa hAAsuA 20
Steamship Norrst Pc -.
Harris d Norea,,s N l"tAse'a h1 o"tNsssh w
ship Dchi Kuspp Il dav, froa =. a NJ
disttcL N~'' S"s, " w n ,nfon s&So-sss
Ship Juue ajb York 90 aaxs so R,,to
Sbip spssu Hiaks
Whine, Sso-IAt Jis,riet 1oe1 'sPenioeri "
ship N.w OIL sus I Bisnsnf Kssi,,., a.. "a. s.s.
Wnruekou u sn
Ship Malta (Spanj Payoi al irom s,sns
Point. = z, = = :. - n ' '' ~ '1e's
Ship Genoa from Nav yo,x Eo.;;.L
district. r4..-.-'',,. wa, ~ ~ = a N'sAlSA-1A0
distriet. 's isAi lst''u' V
dior - -'' i's' 1tnsof, sie, 70 nasVes--sa
Bark e. day. fo, Ne, wa. - vr
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y
{ We have nothing Of interest from New York to-day
Money continued in good request at to per Ct for
paper and 7psr etsfor call loans. Foreign Exchange
was nominal yet Sterling Exchange for Bankers bills was
quoted at 1883 to l0914 Francs 522H to 61sk. The
last Liverpool Times says: - ~
The demand for money though still large has not been
general and the supply has been ample. First cass
short dated paper Is readily discounted opt of doors
at the mnimum rate OF the Bank Of England 51 per e.
but long dated bills are especially ont Of favor In the
Stock Exchaugsuoney has been in demand at Al per ct
on government securities The arrivals Of geld have
moderate but large quantity from Australia Is known
to be It's way and may be daily expected The demand
for export has within the last few received decided
check although several large parcels have been taken out
of Bank OF Engand during the week for purpose
The fosSng is the latest statement Of the Bank Of
England:
aS.t,ta 49, BANK OF ENGLAND. - .. 7issslar's -
An account pursnant 10 the Act and Eie.c, 50 for
the week ending ON Saturday. October g. ls55t~
~ ~ ~ issue DEPARTMENT. -
Notes issued. 1855 095 leo
80 e. % iJher secaritiss. = 1900
W. g f$g57f Sod coia and bullion. ll,1s5,U35
silver Bullion. ......,. ...,....
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ACCIDENTALLY SHoT.-James MoAfee, q lad
employed loader OF pistols in the Phoenix Shooting
Gallery In st. Charles street shot ia the side on Sat-
orday by the accidental discharge Of pistol in the
OF another lad who was examining It, and who also
injured one OF his fingers being split, McAfees wound
though severe was necessarily dangerous The bullet
struck rib glanced refund to the back extracted
by Dx Leonard.
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n orreE

AGENCY SUN MUTUAL INSURANCE coMPANY.l
ss NEw oslFAss, November u. 1856.
FHSHE TRUSTEES OF THIS COMPANY
having e.osstbs aaifs OF his Agency,
Rnka heaaf,cr be saksp, old Pei eiss -ed
Cd In
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Z FousD DRo wNED, Deputy Coroner Mitchell
on Saturday held inquest the an unknown
white In the river opposite the California hill
10 the Third District. Verdict found drowned Deceased
was pbou forty of age black hair and whskers
gray eyes and had on brown and satinet pants
initials l. H. g. - =
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GROCERIES.
r.. W. Adams,

/ ~ W. Aadhhy 5-
Z So or BR,
Corner ef 'front.' Common and Fuisa sets,55
~ Has Constantly hand large
es.es y 10 lowest seb
EAaikuA ssspios Sc
shes iab ssosr s nssfctssre9p,sd y eNE. eseIyS
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CITY HOTEL, NEW ORLEANS.
ENHE SUBSCRIBER reananIfnIIu am

10 hs friends nd the pubiie gepesaiiy tn
ss1 y .sq9y n n every Every
substantially snsctsd Ths heed hSo bt
anu assd with new fassonahs furniture
ms adts aparmsnts has been sns ii
pIvnag e me comfort OF its QUESTS aad open os HE
sealo SIN Is r.. S. MORSE Propriator.z
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VIOLENT ASSAULT AND BATTERYs--- Edward
EYsns deckshand ON board the steamer u Trabue
was yesterday admitted into the Charity Hospital vii
his head and face very badly cut bruised He said it
had been done by the mate Of the steamer who was not
arrested. n y
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UNION BASK or LOUISIANA,
NEw onlsINs, Nov. Ill ,3s5
an q. GEORGE A. FRER Ell hiss been elected
Ivb Cashier OF his Bsuh, n tbs sAsancy eoeason ed ~
Goi ALF. PENN, prsiaent.
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GET READY, BOYS. The first ball of the Young
Bsehelors' Society fancy dress snd masquerade--s
come Of at Masonic Hall the goth inst The reunions
Of the Young Bachelors have always een pleasant and
ppoula and those that are coming promise be better
il possible, than those that are past. F'8, ~ WI
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LAND WARRANTS.
EEIGHEST MARKET RATES, PAID FOR
d u LAND wARRANT8 Al,o all kinds OF Unrurrents Bank
Notes, Coin, Bullion and Exchange purchased by
nos dPWly Fl. B. MERRELL 4 CO.
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STaBBING ,AFFAiR. - Johannes Peterson, I
German twenty two years of age was stabbed in one
his and in of his thighs on Saturday night b,
chs alleges some person unknown to him who vas in hi
Democratic procession which paraded the streets Ii
Wa taken to the hospts and will doubtless RECOVER
although the wound in his thigh is said to bea rathe
dangerous one -. -eEF-5-T'
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PARTICULAR NOTICES.

ENTION-GoMPASY e., national a
GUAKD-Yeu are hereby crdered attend Drill every ri
SUNDAY MoENISo a. 10 o'cloek. Also, Monthly Meeting
ihs hrst Supday q eseh month"; .sG = p ~
CHAE, HDREL. ST.
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q 700 DOLLARS REWARD.--Rn

IA 700 DOLLARS REWARD..-Ran
Sh s. shsRo = MHS a1 ss:S r.
~ follows: Brown, Bob, Charles, David, Willis,
IL Lewis and Lee.
Brown and Bob we purchased of John P. Porter of
Bath county, on LIST October. Brown is q years of
age, feet, inches high, stoutly made, slightly bow
legged, and dark complexion Bob 81 years of age
feet inches high black complexion, and long bushy
purchased of VIM. H. McDannard of Bath county, on
LIST October; he is feet inches high, dark brown
complexion, with heavy beard is 80 years of age well
made and some of his side teeth out.
David we bought of J. D. Perkins, attorney for Eli
zabeth Hughes of Fluvanna county, on 9th October;
he is about feet6 inches high strong made and
very black complexion, low forehead, and has lost
one of his front teeth; about "a years ofage.
Willis we bought of VIM. B. Brawner of Fauquier
county, 18th February last. He is about 10 or 20
years of age stands feet or inches high is black
complexion, and has box or Kidney ankles; he walks
badly and when spoken to he shakes himself particu
larly his hands
from John NJ Bolts He is "A Is years of age very
bright complexion, grey eyes, fiaxen hair has a mark
dent his forehead, think the left side he
stands about feet Z or 8 inches high.
Lee we bought of John P. Ballard, of the Exchange
Hotel. He is 20 Fl years of age, stands feet 5
inches high; very bright complexion, nearly white
has light sandy hair ghty red, and has moustache
has lost of his side teeth he very intelligent
as waiter in the Exchange Hotel of this city. He
viii try to pass himself off for a white man.
We will pay fifty dollars reward for the apprehen-
sion of either of the above named negroes and con-
tinement in any Jail so that get them again. will
add all reasonable expenses If delivered to in Rich
mond Or we will pay 800 reward for the apprehen-
sion of either of the aforenamed if taken
of the State of Virginia. JONES L. SLATER.
n. B.-The three first named negroes call them
selves Brown Wright, Robert Carter and Charles
Garter.
P.S-Lee, the above named negro, will pass him
self as a white man. take the other named negroes,
as his servants, to free State. 28-ts
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BY Larus & Shin
CHERRIES SALE OF READY.MADE |

- CLOTHING, CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, CAPS,
&c:-Wil be sold at the store of LARUs 4 SHINE, "A
Main street, on MONDAY, the 9Th of November 1855,
commencing at 10 O'Clock the entire stock of Ready
made Clothing, Cloths, Cassimeres, Caps, Talors'
Trimmings &c, to satisfy sundry Executions now in
my hands against Mark Shutz. The stock is large
and well selected consisting principally of seasonable
Goods
ALSO-Will be sold on the first day of SALE the
unexpred term of the lease of the House now occu-
pied by said Shultz situated the South side of Main
street, and known as the Mansion House. The sale
will be continued from day to day until the whole
stock is closed out
TERMs-Cash on delivery.
P. P. WINSTON, D. S.,
For Thos w. Doswell S. c. R.
Sale conducted by LARUS & SHINE, Aucts. oc q
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AUCTION sAIsRa.
FUTURE DAYS.



EURNITURE, DRY GOODS. Cloth.
i ING, SHOES, HATS, &c.--Will be sold at suc.
ton ON THURSDAY, Nov. LIST, commencing at 10
O'Clock large and general assortment of Furniture
embracing Ladies' Cabinets. Sofas, Tables. Chairs,
cottage Bedsteads, Bedding, Stoves, &c.
ALSO,
:, Several Invoices Dry Goods, Clothing Shoes, Hats
Caps Crockery aud Glfs Ware; IS 600 Seears choice
orands &C 81 ALEX. MOTT, Auet.
1ROP CORN, FODDER, SHUCKS. PO.
~ TATOES, CABBAGES, &c, AT AUCTION
Hiaying sold my Farm, near Fairfield Race Course,
snaii offer for sale ut auction WEDNESDAY, 9Th
november on the premises, commencing at o'clock,
10y crops of Corn, Fodder, Shurks, Hay; several fine
nogs and good Mich Cow; about 100 bushels Sweet
otatoes: large lot Cabbage and other Vegetables;
spring Market Wagon; Buggy and Harness. in good
oraer; lot Household and Kitchen Furniture, &c.
:. Also acres Land adjoining my Farm. The land
Oh very superior quality. suitable for Market Gar
Den or private residences. w. w BRADLEY
Sale conducted by ALEX. NoTr, Auct. oc3o
SEWING MACHINE AT AUCTION.
- WIN be sold at auction, on THURSDAY, Noyem-
per st at IL o'clock precisely, of Singers best
sewing Machines in perfect order
sale positive, without reserve Terms cash.
&C 10 ALEX. MOTT Auct.
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VETERINARY SURGERY.--At the so
' lcitation of numerous friends in this city and
neighborhood the undersigned has consented to de-
vote attention 10 all diseases incident to the Horse
Having devoted several years to the practice of Vete
rinary Surgery he feels fully competent to the treat
ment of all complaints to which the horse is liable
and would therefore be pleased to answer all de-
ands for his services in this branch of his profess
sion. Please CALL or address the undersigned at Mr.
Anderson's place, Sd street, squares north OF
Leigh.
l8-Imo*. H. ROZSAN.
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,7DIDATES FOR OFFICE.

- yo,ers of the County Of Hem
re- To i"e ,'.tsans-Jsrnes Elicit, ESD having re-
40 II Clerk of the County Court oil hen
l"a M Of many friends announce my
s that eS . d hss9s c Sasneff ss
II lgles 81 lar the r,est three years pledge
t9aBy o. ta5 tc this office use every e&ertion
,aschsrse the da''e' Holm n. HARRISON.
e Aim uot,o
tho Voters of Heprico.-FeIow
n 10 VI. csn5jdafe TO fill the vacancy IN lhe
reHs, aa' o,r county occasOned by the resis
.,.iss Of James Elicit ESQ .NrF GARDNER.
Respectfully, DAN L
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RUNAWAY,

q RUNAWAY IN JAIL...There was
"a committed to the Jail of the City of Rich.
1&y7N mond, a runaway, the 18th day of Sep
~ TENDER, 1855 negro woman, who calls her
.AA=1 self NANCY, and says she is the property of
Edward Davis, of Hanover County, Va. Said negro
is five feet inch high of extremely dork complex
ion, about thirty years of age and had on when
committed to Jail, dark-sriped cotton dress. The
owner of said negro is requested to forward prove
property pay charges, and take her away or she will
be dealt with the law directs.
JOS. A. STARKE, D. S.,
oc 27-6w For Martin NJ Tinseo,rb Saro,+
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BY GOddin & Appers0n.

BY GOddin & Apperson.
OLD BUILDING. TO BE SOLD AT AUG.
- TlON.-Will be sold, on FRIDAY afternoon I'd
November, 1855, at Al O'Clock, the large old Brick
building on the west line of 18th street, adjoining
the residence of Mr.. VIM s. Burr the same to be re.
moved in one week thereafter.
Terms at sale. GODDIN L APPERSON
oc J Auctioneers
HANDSOME NEW DWELLING ON
- CLAY STREET, WEST OF CLAY ST. CHA
TEL, FOR SALE AT AUCTION-Will be cold, on
MONDAY afternoon the 5th day of November, 1855
on the premises, commencing at Al o'clock, the newly
erected Framed Dwelling located above, adjoining
tne residence OF Mr. Gideon Ragand. 1t is remark
ably well built has rooms besides the out.buildings
TERMs-One-fourth cash; balance at 3, and mos,
for negotiable notes. interest added and title retained
oc ~ - AuctiOneers
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BY GOddin Il AppersOn.

II VALUA.
~ BILE TANNERY AND SOAP FACTORY. ON
MOORE STREET, NEAR BACON QUARTER
BRANCH TAVERN.-As Commissioner of the Cir
cult Court of Henrco by decree pronounced on the
18th October, 1885, in the of Heckler Sutton
&c, shall proceed to sell at public auction, the
premises, on MONDAY, the 9Th November, 1856, at
the hour of o'clock, if fair if not the next fair day.
that valuable Lot with Tannery and Soap Fac
tory attached thereto, recently in the occupancy
Edward Neidt, situated on Moore street. Henrco
near to Bacon Quarter Branch Tavern.
TERMs:-One-third cash balance at six and twelve
months for negotiable notes interest added and title
retained till last note is paid. -
Sale by Goddin Apperson. -
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HATSsAND CAPS,
go THE MUSIC STORE

E@ THE Music STORE.-P.
fE.1.=55a5...1.MY H. TAYLOR would remind his
T m n n friends and the public generally that
u = u y his is Governor street,
where may be found PIANO FORTES, MELODE-
ONS, GUITARS, VIOLINS, FLUTES and ACCOR-
Deems of the best quality and the lowest prices
He is sole agent in this city for the sale of the cele
brated Nunns & Clarks PIANOS, which are not sur
passed by other Makers and equalled but by few
Also, Gale Co.'s superior Pianos.
Guitar and Violin STRINGS of the best quality.
He has the largest stock of MUSIC to be found in
this State and constantly receiving the latest publ
cations, which he will sell at the most reduced prices
and upon good terms can be had elsewhere.
E4 Planes tuned, repaired, and let on hire
II Old Pianos taken in part pay for new ones
Nv
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"A TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.
GW My man GRANDSON has been runaway for
n the last nine weeks He was seen two three
~ weeks ago in company with Mr.. Wilson's wo-
IL man. in Powhatan county; since which time the
woman has been caught and is now in jal in Rich
rnond will give reward of $50 for his apprehen-
sion and confinement in Jail that get him again.
have but little doubt but what he accompanied Mr..
Wilson's woman to Richmond. gE
JOS. B. ANDERSON, r.
Lodore Post Office, Amelia.
n B-Said man is about q years of age; S feet or
inches high; rather dark complexion but not very
black: very slight moustache the upper lip teeth
white and the upper front little separated
to leave small space between them.
sc 26-ts j. h. A.
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S,TEAN SAW MILLS, RAIL RIO A ID
= CARS, &e.-BURR l. ETTENGER, Cary street,
merit beloic the City Gas Works, extensively en-
gagged in the manufacture of Portable and Stationary
STEAM ENGINES, Circular and Vertical s A w
MILLS, Mill Gearing, Railroad Cars and Machinery,
Tobacco Presses and other fixtures
All descriptions of IRON AND BRASS CAST
INGS Forgings and Finished Work, made to order
All persons in want of machinery for any purpose
are solicited to call on us before they buy.
DC 16-lm
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BROWN, Dr., stock Broker, has res
j. moved his Office to No. lol (ZimmermanV coinet
Main aud 18th streets. We-eeoss
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HATS, CAPS. 6HoHe 90.
m NEW AND SPLENDID STOCK -
Jll OF HATS, CAPS, &C., FOR THE
FALL TRADE OF 1855
UnvUN INfl<NU NV
- NEW STOCK OF FALL n
470OODS-HENRY w OIfARLES Eli

DEALER IN HATS, Cars Doors,
SHOES, TRUNKS, &C., respectfully begs leave to an
nounce to the public that he is now prepared offer
70 the public one of the most commanding stocks in
his line ever offered in this city, His stock is now
and he asks the attention of city and coun-
dealers with the assurance that his prices shall be
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MA.RINE NEWS.
. :, :, az RICHMOND, OCTOBER sorH.

.,.S--op7 OF RfCHMOND. WIVES ~ oVih N.
ARRIVED.
:. c,0ud. Thomas Ssnithhsld. mdzc. Thoma'
,.sts uo,terey Orgy smithseld, mdze. Jane.
u.assoss::., York, Adkins View York. mdze. d.
fs'IRe sseee. seeoro. 0rseA rhiIads lphia' coal
lsr..so. ,o.u, Mitchell, Baltimore, ousuo, Shsr'
s2ss Z n esh creighton, BaItE.ere, Guano' shsr,
keslerS, 90 lanes, Scott, Cherry sstones Oysters
sthr. WH'' SAILED, ..ts
-. Tsnestowu. Parrish, New York, indze'
a sssnlyidere, Pritchard, Basiusore n'dze
t5sa w 'i EInrna. Mars. New York, Flour and
$50: Hard scrabble, Gregory Augusta Flour and
v Oct. 27.-Arriyed, schTs Anu Cole,
SEE Ann, Cole, City Point; Galiege, Smith'
Tsyof, = II. Daily. Chester, Riehn,onil
Sfsnoho MS Brothers, Abbott. Norfolk Sshr' On
T1,tic, Richmond. .oh- 6 A Falcpner
frs, Rl'aG ~, Iis-cleared, schr Susan Rogers
Lraud
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WATCHES AND JEwELRY.
= mann TIMES C0slE NEVER, NO


HAM TIMES COME NEtkk, NJ
- MORE.
Gy3 oh. dear me- what shocking hard times
NV Yet against them all have been strivins;
For there is NO pleasure without any dimes-
So, to keep mp we all must be driving.
toast Just now / will give you'
You'll drink to IT, certain and sure:
Success to all trades that's In Richmond,
And hard times come never, no more
It's good times we are now for preparing,
I'll tell you now thing you can do
II your Watch needs any repairing,
Cali on Main street, to BARTHOLOMEW.
have Clocks and fine Watches TO sell,
To suit both the rich and the poor
I'll warrant them for TO run wen,
And may hard times come never, no more
One thing / will ask OF you all.
Before from this place you retire;
On BARTHOLOMEW just give call.
He has got any Jewelry you desire.
call from you ia all solicit,
My name, it's wrote over the door;
Two doors past Pizzini's, you cannot miss 1t,
And may hard times come never, no more.
w. j. BARTHOLOMEW, Matchmaker,
10 JIth nd MaD gt,
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pOSTPO NE MEN

.....GUN MAKER, Importer,
Audls8RyEee whole sale and retail dealer in Amer
S~-A-a-ic lean and imported Guns and Rifles,
Fowng and Fishing Tackle, Pocket Cutlery, Walking
Canes Belts and Port Monies Percussion Caps, Gun
powder, Patent Shot, Balls, Powder Flasks Pouches
ing Rods and Tcklers, Dog Chains and Collars, Gun
Makers Materials, &c, &c.
Revovers and Five Shooters Mt Manufacturers
prices to the trade 5. SUTHERLAND,
No. 1872 Main Street, opposite Eagle Square.
oc 96-1m Richmond. Va
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oc 26 Sheriff and Commissioner

SALEOF SMALL FARM NEAR ROCK.
- FITS, STOCK, CROPS, &c, AND WOOD
LAND MILES BELOW RI c II Nj N d, FOR
SALE AT AUCTION-Mr w. F. Hord having con-
cuded to change his residence, will sell at public
auction, on the premises, on TUESDAY, the 9th No
vember 1855 at the hour of IL o'clock A. NJ if fair
if not the next fair day, the small Farm which said
Hord resides, containing between IL and ID acres
about quarter of mile East of Rockets opposite
the residence of Mr.. w. 2. C. Ramsay. The dwelling
contains rooms besides kitchen, stables &C., and all
in good repair. The land is his highly improved and
we'll enclosed After the sale ofthe land, the crops
of corn fodder horses cows, some of which fresh
to the pail and of good beeyes hogs and about
1900 feet of black walnut plank will be sold.
After which will be sold tract of Land on the
williamsburg road, 6 miles below Richmond opposite
| the Farm of Ro. H. Dobbns, containing S4l acres
Except about fifty acres, the whole of the above
is heavily covered with oak and pine wood and
timber. 81
Terms of the real estate one-fourth cash, balance
at L. and II months, for negotiable notes. bearing
interest, secured by trust deed.
For the personal property all under 1925 cash;
that amount, months credit, for approved en-
dorsed negotiable paper.
oc % GODDIN e. APPERSON Aucts
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BY Taylor & Williams.

by IayI0r ~ w 1ll1ams. s
COlINIISSIONER,S SALE OF REAL
MAIN, BETWEEN 18TH AND 18TH STREETS-By
virtue of decree of the 21st day of March, 1855 Of
the Circuit Court Of the city of Richmond, in suit
missioner therein named offer for SALE at public auc-
ton, on TUESDAY. 9th November at d O'Clock P.
NJ LOT OF GROUND, fronting 81 feet more or
between 18th and 18th sts., with the building there
on, now occupied by Sarah Clarke. 80
TERMS OF SALE..--a cash; the balance at anda II
months for negotiable notes. with interest added and
title retained until conveyance ia directed by the
Court. T. W. BOSWELL Comm,r
TAYLOR WILLIAMS, Aucts DC az
9 EKGEANT'S SALE.--Will be sold for
- cash at the New Market House, on Marshall st.
on THURSDAY, the 9th day of November next at
l2oclock NJ, a Two Horse Top Wagon nearly new
to satisfy an execution in my hands in favor of Thomas
Whitlock against Christopher Mitchell
JAMES ID. Elicit. D. s. for
oc 29-tds M M. LIPSCOMB, Serg't
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-31
TINRJSTEE,S SALE OF HOUSE AN
IQT ON LEIGH STREET. IN JACKSON

g1NRCSTEE,S SALE OF HOUSE AND
L LOT ON LEIGH STREET, IN JACKsON'S
ADDITION, FOR SALE AT AUCTlON-As acting
Trustee in a certain Deed dated LIST July, 1852, exc
cuted by the late Miss Harriet Jackson duly recorded
in Richmond Hastings Court shall proceed to sell at
public auction on the premises, on FRIpAf Z, the I'd
conveyed thereby, consisting of Lot on the North
side Of Leigh Foushee streets fronting Al Big
feet, running back l5s feet to an alley, with neat
Brick Dwelling thereon.
TERMs-One-third cash; balance at 4 and months,
for gotiabe notes interest added and title retained
Acting Trustee
Sale conducted by GoDDIN & APPERsoN, Aucts.
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