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SENT UP FOR IRrAL--Hsnry Epping, the robber OF
Mr.. Murray's jewelry store in FredereksourR, has
been examined and sent up for trial. de lmphea'se
another man in the transaction.
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AssAuLT-We learn from the Wellsburg Herald
that some excitement was created in Brooke county,
the early part of last week by the apprehension and
confinement in Jail, Of two negroes, one or both of
them tbs property Of Luke Mcclure Esq, of Brooke
county, charged with assault upon Mr.. John Cox,
Jr, on Sunday the 10th inst, by dragging him from
his horse ON the public road and severely beating
him. The negroes We're arrested Monday morning,
and are now in Jail waiting their trial. Virginia law
ia quite severe in such cases.
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TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD

AIufeS3 no. NJ. ANUEHSVN,
Commission Merchant Richmond, Va.
R-Counsy Rights will be sold OF .essone2o terms,
Feb s-stt T. NJ A
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FATAL CAMPHISE ACCIpEST.-Miss EYcy Gil
living near the Medical College. dreadfully burn
ed by the explosion of camphine lamp on Tuesday
and suffered in great agony till yesterday morning
our citizens, and highly respected for her many vir-
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A FrGITIvE FROM NIKaISIA.-Oticera J"Idon eHi
Davis of Baltimore, Saturday arrested inap
named George \. Evens, engaged in the lottery T'.t
cy business in West Pratt Street, Baltimore, TT
Citvc from Justice from fredericksburg, Eir.mia.
where he stands charged with pussing counterfeit
bank bills. He wns arrested and committed 10 p..-
ron at Fredericksburg. in the early paTt ot AGrr.
but succeeded in making his escape, since winch ,imi
nothing wa. heard Of him Until few day. siHCr. lie
is now in ia in Baltimore, awaiting Il reqi.stya
from the Governor of Virginia.
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CRoP PRosPEcTs IL GLoucEsTER.-Ihe late
rains have made a great Improvement IN the pros
pects of the grain crops in Gloucester ana althougn
thev are rather backward for the season, yet evil
denccs arc rot wanting Of an abundant harvest. A
correspondent of the Petersburg Express states that
he recently saw stalk of wheat taken from field in
which measured FIVE feet and seven inches The har-
vest has probably commenced ere this.
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EscArEp rRow JAiL.-Sar'uel Childrc" csrenei
from the Jail Of Charlotte county on the th mt, in
company with Patrick Kennedy. They were c9"Ha.
respectively Tor forgery and sheep stealing. CE.d:
short stout - years old, light coTni!'4 ~
i"ht hair and large Roman nose Kennedy i '@es'!.!'
d rs about 10 ycar= OF age, feet ncbes .j2h, -s
hair, slightly gray.
DEAD.-Mr. Wn. Turner, one Of the olde.. citizens
of Warrenton, Va, died on the 9th list
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CELEBRATION At HARpER's FERRr.-A C"rct9t
celebration of our National independence is - n,
held at this romantic place, we learn on tbs Gt'
July free from party spirit. The military anu c.''.
zens Of Baltimore and Washington being Invited. u
s understood TINT extensive preparations ore H'F.
king to visit the Ferry by special trains-lhe 81
fractions at Harpers Ferry are very many ana 'ir"'
and with proper arrangements for the accommodation
OF visitors highly interesting trip MAJ be crjoyc4
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FIRE.-The Norfolk Herald states that four old
wooden tenenents the Princess Anne road, near
Fort Barbur the property Of Mr.. R. Dalrymple and
about 40 cords of wood belonging to Messrs atlng.
ton & Brown, brickmakers, were totally consumed
bv fire about 3 o'clock on Sunday morning. The fire
was evidently the work Of IN incendiory.
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Cos1EYPLArED VISIT o. The PRE,IDE:T TO
y,RGlsI.-It; is said that the President u,epdel :.
wing the Capitol this morning on visit oL s:"cs-l
days 10 personal friend in Nirginls but has b,.u
prevented by the illness of his wife.
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LAYING A CORNER SrosE.-The corner stone Of
St. Paus Episcopal church in Petersburg, will be
laid on the 2Oh inst. The Masonic fraternity OF the
city will attend. Rev. Leondas l.. Smith Of North
Ch-nina will deliver the address.
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MAR ETs

MARKETS,
New York, Oct 4th.-SuppIy Of C.ttla ,.rv .ho,+
and prices advanced g. ranging from ali 70 a Ssr
frss elias: 70, Bssyes Flour advanced - cents with
s SJ soooo hbls good State S7s7; Ohio 81 sl.-
White 90 o5; Red 81 So. Corn-Wssrsrn miDea s7I:
sales IS COG bushels. Pork frm-.Mess S2lIT11
higher "a 'o0A'
NEW ORLEANS. Oct. Si.-Cotton declined 4-salss
for two days 5000 bales Midalins IS.
to-day 400 bales
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LATER FROM THE RIO GRaNDE

N,,..- u.
NE" ORLEANS. Oct 2.-The steamer Maui
S, with dates from Brownsville to the 22d
;eplemper, has arrived. Gen. Castro is still
na. u:mmand OF Matamoras, but some of the
garrison are in favor of the plan of Vidanri
mere the city is disturbed within by it's own
ssololers, and menaced from without by the
loops OF the revolutionary forces, number.
~. J: nom 600 to 200, who demand an uncon
ol'i ,I surrender. Vidauri is marching mn.
On th Matamoras. San Louis Potosi has been
lien lien by the insurgents, and Gen. Guilan
ans q Iampico has pronounced for Vidauri,
"ao den. CaZenova has been driven ont.
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AUCTION 1Al,Ea.
FUTURE DAYS
BY ALEXANDER MOTT

HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FIR
IL NiTUAE, DRY GOODs SHOES Lc-W,J
be s:a az aacEion, on SATURDAY, October 9th. At
~ o'Sosk general assortnlanc e. Household and
Kitchen Furniture, fioLa : family dacIining honss
keeping, embracing tbs usual variety.
ALso-sS'efal invoices Of Dry Goods arc Shoes,
nats CfooksIy AID GIaIs WaIe. 10 Sold and Silver
Watohea; 1890 segaTs choics brsnls :
oSo ALEX. MOTT, Auct.
Z ORSES, MULES, BUGGIES, &C.
Ia VIII be sold at auction, on SATURDAY. Get
9TH, az 10 o'clock at the horse lot several fine Hores
and Mules Wagons Buggies, Carts, &c.
Oc ALEX MOTT Auct
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TELEGRAPHTC NEWS
IspEcIAL DrspATcH.I
TT EOIAb DfcfATNH
ARRIVAL OF THE CREscENT CITY

Anhi'AL OF THE CRESCENT CITY.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 1.-The steamer Cres.
cent City has arrived with Havana dates 10
the 9th, and California mails to the 5th.
AN emigrant train of 300 was attack ed
noout the middle of June, on Sweet Water
niver, by Indians. and large number killed
nearly half. The balance reached Salt
LAKE City in a starving condition, where
'hey were relieved by Brigham Young.
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~ TUESDAY, era OCTOBER. 1855 RNO
FIRST OPENING OF NQ0
w BON ETS, CAPS AND -
FANCY GOODS OF EVERY DEsCRIPTION.
RS. SONS

DO MAIN ST., OPPOSITE ST. CHARLES HOTEL
the Ladies OF the city and country ar invited to
eali and examine the very latest FALL FASHIONS
Inst rscsiysd from Paris and Tendon OF Velvet Silk
S cu and every style BONNErs; CAPS French
OonarG CspsE Sleeves; Banda and . spiendid a.
sonmsnt OF RIBBONS and FANCY GO JD3 Of
sso.y assc1nPtlon: q the nav Millinery and Fancy
store 81 IRA soN, opposite 81. Charlss Hotel
n:-OArs and HEAD-DkEseES made to or
- nGHGcsssI nAEtoe. k8M
Foe adm
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BY RICHARD CAUTHORN-

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT
AUCTION On TUESDAY, oh inst, at 4
o'clock 2. M, shall sell auction on the misses
the house and lot lately occupied by Mr E. Gath
right uting 81 feet S0th street. between Leigh
and Marshall streets. and runaing back the whole
depth of the square about 325 feet
The dwelns is of wood and contains rooms, and
there is kitche n and other out houses attached.
Terms accommodating and made known on day Of
sale. K. CAUTHORN
Oc I
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BY TAYLOR q WILLIAMS.
ATTENTION, TURFMEN AND

In ATTENTION, TURFMEN AND
A BREEDERS Tho following 6ns DLOOD.
ED StOCK will be offered for sale, at suction, on
Races, Oct 5th. 1855, Immediately after the Race:
l. Bay Stallion. 0ri6s Edmondson, now ave years
old, In fine health and condition.
2. Gray mare, Andrewetta, about IS years old. now
years old. go - 80. = - =
sorreI Colt, by Talo-Ho, dam Andrswstta. ~ 5.
8. Sorrel Filley. by Revenue, dam Andrswetta. /.
par: of this stock il owned jointly by Chsstham
Taey. Mr.. Talley has consented to sell the stock
entire and without the least reserve. 80.
The Stock IL now at the Fair field Race Course IN
hne condition. under the immediate charge of Mr.
Taley who will take pleasure in giving any infor.
nation in regard to them. 3 -
The property L. sold for . division. ON account of
the continued indisposition of Mr.. Chesthan. ~
TO persons wanting such property, Q rare chance
!, now offered to supply themselves with the best
blood in the country. -.
Terms cash. z. q, CRUMP,
.r Acting for A. Cheathann.
sc lO-dtds TAYLOR WILLIAMS. Auets. z
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FROM CAPE GOOD HOPE

FROM CAPE GOOD HOPE.
BOSTON, Oct. The ship Springbok from
Ihape GOOD Hope, with dates to August 14tb,
LAS arrived. Commercial affairs were more
t pumising than for years before, and the at.
complete success. A-"N 'AAe' i'n
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SCACuT1o

MASSACHUSETTS POLITICS.
SALEM, MASS, Oct. 4.-The Democrats If
d ans place met yesterday, aud appointed
ue,esates TO the State convention The
meeting passed resolutions unanimously in
favor Of re nominating Gen. Pierce for the
presidency. -'' '"'
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81 00DDIN & XFFEKsON.

Two HANDSOME LOTS ON 2p
FOR ~ asEEET, AND SMALL HOUSE THEREON.
DAY sffsrnaAT AUCTIoN.--Will be ssla on PR.
sSitb 1 sm, # q O'clock two most beautiful Iots
betv.sn D, oa'e fhsreor,l on the west side Of "a
Tor nssnsi W .nrd essh; balance at and rnortb.
till LAST note 10 paid. ~soeo' ana title retained
os4 GoDDIN I APPEKsor. Au.t.. =
n HANDSOME LOTS in the Plan as
Navy Hill for SALE AT AUCTION WI, y Va
sold on FRIDAY Afternoon 5th October III q %
sne premises, commencing at o'clock, hsnds.r,a
frontinG on The west line Of 4fh street. and of them
non ting on the west side OF 9Th street -
Terms-3 cash balsncs at and month"; for ma
deed. 9ODnfN l. 1ppTpSnMJ aass
oc at --~-s'SA' Assss-
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BY THOMAS W. KEEsEE. = -,
ounce v ith Geo. J. Sumner, No. 90 Pearl atraa q,

a DA1N1OA hA1OR b BALE OF Me-
- GkOES, HOUsEHOLD AND KITCHEN
FuRRNITuRE, MEDICAL BOOKS, sURoicAE
AMI OIHEk INSTRUMENTS. Ac.-On friday
NEXT, the 9Th inst, sill be sold at the regidsnca
OF the late pr. b. L. Bohannan, ON Broad atrest,
opposite fne Monumental Church. Negro Woman
and two likely children. Tie woman il q mcet 81.
s S;,.s 'ssm.tren Also, all the Housshold ana
ntenen Furniture, consisting Of The usual variety
some Of the Furniture IL very handsorpe, and we'll
lessee, .o e.: ,2sindlns hsndsoms Rosewood Piano
Tsil selected worka Also. his Ssfsical and other
Inn,,tumeI1 OF value to the profession The Negroes
viii be sold ct IL o,closk. H., for cash. The other
property VIII Be sold upon credit Of months ior
az sun, OF go and over, for approved endorsed
property 10 delivered. - -71@sfarlE -
The above sale win take place at 10 o'clock "a
sale. 0EO. WOODFIN. Ar
oc 2-4t -
N. B.-Wiil be added to the above sale superior
Cow and Calf. Also will be hired out for the bal.
ence ofthS year, most excellent Dining Room Ser
os4-td GEO. wooDPrN, Admir-. g
sale conducted By THos. w. KEEsEE, Aust. Rsas
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YELLOW FEVER IN VICKSBURG.
V4cKsBURG, Mss, Oct od.-The deaths
from fever here last week were az.
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"a 1S55.-NEW FALL GOODS
IVA HEAp-QUARTERs FASHIONABLE
Kg CLOTHING AND MERCHANT TAILORp
"-1-s' SfOKE-The subscriber has just received
his complete stock of Fall Goods, the largest and
most varied assortment he has had snd not to
be- ,us passed BY any. consisting in part Of viz:
CoaEs; pvercogts; Lamafsinss; Tsmsf; 3h avis &c
Blue: Black Brown, Dahha and Olive Dress and
Frock Coats
Business Goats of all shades and qualities
Pants-English, French aud American Causimeres of
all C 3lors and qualities
Vests-Rich Fancy Cut Velvsts Pushes
" Silks, Embroidered Cassimerss
White Tinsel Silk and Velvets for party pur-
Furnishing 3oods-Such as Shirts Collars. Drawsrs,
Socks. Cravsts, Suspenders, Gloves, Stocks
Hdtf-, Ties &c.
MERCHANT TAILoRs DEPARTMENT.
French and ngsh Cloths and Csssillores every
grade and color
Rich Cut Velvets; Fancy Silks
White Veiveta ard Silks plain and rich figured for
party Veetings &c.
He has in his employment the best Of CUTTERS
and workmen, determined 10 be passed bv none
E B SPENCE,
No. 100, corner of Main and Governor streets.
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NEW DRY GOODS, TRIMMING AND
In FANCY STORE, s
NEW EMBROIDERY sTORE.-W

IN return our warmsst thanks to friends ard
customers for their kind patronage and encourage
ment, and would call their attention to our new
Store, No. 205 Main street, where thsy will fnd
for Ladies', 9entlsmen's and Chiidrsn's Clothing.
Embroiceries 10 Chenille, Silk, Worsted, Braid.
Gold and Silver Bullion, &c, neatly and promptly
done to order r. -. =
PATTERNS for Braiding and Embroidery drawn
at the shortest notice. and all materials furnished for
the same.
BALL DRESSES made to order, plain and fancy
HEAD-DREBsE5 and fancy articles Of ell kinds
constantly hand, all OF which will be sold at Oh
most reasonable prices. fa.9 a31sf7
- Orders from the country promptly and care
fully attended TO. MISS RACHEL SEMON,
Miss REBECCA SEMON, 49,
No. 205 Main street, Square above the Banks next
door to the Baptist Book Depository.
N. B-SchoIars taught In all styles of Embroidery.
r. Closed on Saturdays. &C S-dIn,
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GODDIN & APPERsON

SMALL HOUSE AND LOT NEAR
- FAIRFIELD. FOR SALE AT AUCTION
VIII be sold on SATURDAY afternoon, 18th Octo.
Der, 1856, on tbs premises, It O'Clock the House
and Lot on the road East Of Fairfield opposite the
residence of M w. w adiey aud nesr to the
Dwelling of Mess1. stehbins Il Miller now occu
pied by Mr. jesse Rritton. The Lot contans about
Il acres. and the house be, rooms be aides Kitchen
well of water in the yard &c.
TERMs-One third cash balance at and mos :,
for negotiable notes, interest added ard title retain
till last note is paid.
COS GODDIN APPERsON, Austs.
NOTICE. shall sell ON WEDNES-
~ DAY. the 10Th day of October, at o'clock, If
fair if not the next fair day thereafter my Farm
the Coalpit road lesding to the Brook Plank road,
nine miles above the city OF Richmond and one mile
west Of the Hungary water station. containing one
hundred and fifty acres of land or less There
is good yelling and out houses, a good well, and
hrs rate orchard ofapples, peaches peaIs cher
ries, &C. 1t Ia of the heelthiest pisces in the
country, Any VIE hing to porohsse the 3and can
call on me and will take pleasure in showing them
the land
TERMs-Oae-hslf cash; the balance in and -
months &C 4-dtd* ROBERT d. BROCK.
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BY DAVENPORT, ALLEN & co.

S00 CASES BOOTS, SHOES AND
OOO HATS At ArCTlON.-On WEDNEB
DAY. 18th October, we viii sell, Al 10 O'clock ct
our auction store 500 Gates Scots Shoes and Hate
fresh and dssirabis Fall and Winter Goods. a
Terms Under 500 cash; 900 and over, months
credit, for approved paper.
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A VALUABLE TRACT OF L AND

AUCTION.-On TUESDAY, 9TH October, at y
O'clock upon the premises will be sold attract Of lao
acres Of Land. lying ON the Stony Run road, sbou.
s miles east of the city, near to High Meadow"
the seat of Mr.. B. Dickiason. Mrs Ross. and 9TH
ers, and opposite to Rural Shsdes, the farm OF Mr.
Tompkins.
The quality Of this land 10 of the very best for the
culture OF the crops OF this vciaity II 10 well wa.
tered, and lies beautifully, and 10 now In good
ststs of fertility a. the present crop will show.
There Il sufficient wood for the poses OF the place
This land probably combines a. many Of the sdvan.
the city a. any In the market and We there
invite the particular attention of those seeking each
o place.
II can be divided into three beautiful farms OF
equal sxe, according to plat which may be seen at
our office, and viii be 30 sold, or in the entire a.
may be desired at the time OF sale.
TERMs-One-fourth cash; balance o. !, g 8 and
years credit payments be. ring interest," payable q mi.
annually, and secured by trust deed.
ocS TAYLOR WILLIAMS, Aucts
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BY LARUS L SHINE.

MIGHT SALE, OoT. 1sr. 1655.--TO-
~ NIGHT, comm aciug att O'Clock We will sell
IT eur store No. H. Main Street, large assortment
of Staple and Fancy Goods embracing almost every
article IA the fancy ne and suitable for the city and
Country trades. es.t s.ss-rzs4r
VIII be offered, ex.snsive stock OF En- glisb,
Gold, patent Lever Watches; Gold Anksrs and CYL.
inders; patent Silver LEVERS Anchors and Cylinders
Also, a splendid lot of Gold Plated Watches of all
styles together with large stosk OF Double Barre
Guns. Pistols, &C.. &C.
Country merchants would do we'll to attend these
sales, as great bargains may be expected. Goods
warranted to be az reprepresented 81
&C Its LARUs & SHINE, Aucts. :.
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40 l. l. EG E AND SCHOOL TEXT
~ BOOkS.-JAS. WOODHOUsE l. co. have
,uppled themselves with extensive stosk of
SCHOOL, ACADEMIC, AND COLLEGE
TEXT BOOKS,
Embracing the latest and most approved works
adapted TO Elementary. Primary, and advanced stu.
dies.
They have devoted particular attention 10 addinga
good stot Il OF Greek. Latin French italian. German
and Spanish Books. by approved authors. - 800
Teachers, Parents and Pupils eau procure from the
subscrbers ever ything they may require in the way
terms
q liberal discount made to Teachers
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~ THE subscriber having opened an
W APOTHECARY AND DRUG STORE on
~ 18th, between Broad and Grsca streets with
AzsS stock of entirely fresh aud pure mcdcines
respectfully socts call from the public e.peeiAl.
~ the citizens OF the Valley ard those Of Church
and Union Hills. JNO. N. LUMPKIN,
&C 5-ot Agent.
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HOUSE AND LOT ON 18TH AN

HOUSE AND LOT ON 18TH AND
- POPLAR STREETS FOR SALE AT AUC
TiON-W1il be sold on WEDNESDAY, the 10Th of
Oct, 1855. on the premises commencing at a. och.
neat House and Lot. on the corner of 18th and
rep ar streets, now in the occupancy CT Mr. John
Kinney.
The lot 'front.' IS feet, and runs back 76 feet The
house has three roorns besides kitchen and a well
of water.
Terms-One-third cash; balance at and months.
for negotiable notes. interest added, secured by q
Trust Deed, or title retained.
ca4 GOlQIN h APPEKalN Aunta
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4 GREAT BARGAIN IN A FARM Ar

"A LOUISA G H.. VA.--The subscribers are an
thorized to sell the Farm Louisa Court House now
owned and occupied by Lucisn Minor Esq., eontsin.
ing IS acres, with commodous dwelling, ut-hoases
10 About half of the tract 10 In woods. Five or slx
rich bottom, some In condition BE- put In
grass and several acres OF upland are already set in
Timothy. The land IL remarkably well suited to
clover and other grasses. and would make capital
Hay Farm. 1t has several springs of good water, .
large garden with Q stream running through IL and
q young orchard Of choice fruit trees great bar
gain will be sold.
The terms ofpsyment tbeng amply securely can
be made TO suit the purchaser and Ii desired, real
estats In Richmond will be taken 10 exchange
The place being remarkably healthy, and quite se-
cessibio 20 Richmond BY of the Genital Rail.
road It osrs peculiar advantages persons residing
la Richmond to secure pleasant summer retreat
oc SIT GoDDIN L APPERsoN.
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A TMOsPHERIC BKE AST CUP
IA Waters Atmospheric Breast Cup, an article of
unquestionable utility; for sale by
oc CHAs. MILL8PAU0H, Druggist.
OFFICE JAMES RIVER & KANAWHA CO.,
RICHMOND, Sept q, 1855. )
NHE Twenty first Annual Meeting of the
= stockholdsrs Of the James River and Ksnswha
Company will be held ct the Office OF the Company,
In this atty, ON MONDAY, the ed October nexr.
BY order Of the Board of Directors.
WIN. p. MUNF0RD, sec'y.
FORM OF PROXY.
Know all men by these Presents: fbst we, the
subscribers. being Stockholders in the James River
and hanswha Company, do hereby Constitute sna
appoint - our true and lawful Attorney ana TOY;
to represent each Of Us In all general mesunGs o.
the Stool holders Of said Company. held within nx
months from and after the dare thereof, wnen We
are not personally present or representea ~ sone
other Proxy; with full power and authority % snoh
general meetings 70 give such vsfe or voIss sno %
do such other act ssts each OF us couid give OF
DO, ~ q member Of the said meetinee, y We were
personally present; and do hereby rssfy sna con
hrm whstsver vote votes act or ACTS our said AT
tornsy may lawfully give or do for vs IL punusnee
OF the authority hereby conferred upon him.
Witness our hands and seais. this --- day Of -.
ona thousand eight hundred and -.
Tssts- af SAL
ssats sEAL.I
- ss-2aw3w fsEAL.
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BY TAYLOR g. WILLIAMS


HOUSE AND LOT ON ADAMS ST,
IL UNION HILL, AT AUGTION.-On THURS
DAY, llth October, 1855, at II o'cloc K P M upon
the premises will be sold that neat ID yelling and
Lot Union Hi, the west aide of Adams street.
and occupied b Mr.. WIN. G. Brooke.
The house has four rooms 10 suitably arranged
ard 10 in good order.
The lot fronts 45 feet, and runs back $50 feet to
an alley 20 feet wide.
TERMs-One-third cash; balance st4 and month";,
with ieterest, and secured by a trust deed
oc5 TAYLOR L WILLIAMS Aucty.
TWO VALUABLE b RICK TENE>
Il MENTs ON ADAMS STREET AT AUG
TION.-On THURSDAY, 18th of October, 1856 at
u O'Clock p. M, upon the premises, will be sold
thoss two Brick Stores and Dwellings the No rth
corner of Adams street and Brooke Avenue, ad
joining the store of Messrs. Glax sbrook Thomss
and occupied respectively by Mrs Payaut ana Mrs.
Egan, at an annual rent Of $500. These tenements
have about rooms EACH one with Basement, the
other with q Kitchen In excellent order and
arranged both for stores, thriving business being
now conducted in them, as well as for dwellings.
To those seeking to establish themselves permit
nently good situation for busne this property
offers great inducements.
TERMs-Onefourth cash balance at 4, 8 and IL
months for notes, with interest added and secured
BY Trust Deed. TAYLOR l. WILLIAMS,
oc4 Auctieneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-05
VERY HANDSOME NEW Dwell

ING IN SYDNEY, FOR SALE AT AUG
TION Will be sod on THURSDAY, the IIth day
of Oct, 1855, on the premises, co.amenciug at Al
o'elock, that m-st beautiful and well built yelling
now in the occupancy of MIR. silas Beszey, situated
in Sydney, on the north side OF Eiu,wood street.
fronting thereon 80 feet running back 1893 feet to an
alley 1o t:et wide. The dwelling has eight rooms,
besides the ususl o1t-houses
TERMs-OGe-third cash; balance at and mon tbs
for negotiable notes interest added, an title retain.
ed till last note is paid.