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THR lssURREcrIoS IN NORTHERN MEx1co.-We
extract the following news relative to the progress
Of the insurrec,ion 10 Northern Mexico from the
Brownsville Flag of the 4th inst:
THE insurgents under Gen Vidsuri have met
and defeated Generals Cruz and Guitian, of the
government troops. The fight took place at Sal
illlo on the 22d aud 231 ullimo. The official &C.
count OF The conflict from Gen. Vidauri, we have
before Us Ii does not give the number of troops
engaged on either side. but states that the fight
commenced by an attack on the plaza at half past
eient O'Clock on the morning OF the 22d which
issed Oil that day, most Of the night and all the
morning OF the 3d. which resulted In taking two
pieces OF artillery, and putting TO flight the entire
ufislon OF the regular forces, who were being
pursued by the Insurgents, with the hope of cap.
taHng some 100000 which the defeated generals
pore with them In their retreat The engagement
Is SAID to have been obstinate and bloody. The
lo" on the aide Of the insurgents IL given at one
hundred In killed and wounded
ten. Vidsuri has published proclamation 10
ms followers which lie also before u.s. dated at Sal.
hio on the oath ultimo In which he reminds them
ol their Victories points to the comparative ease
VITO which they have taken the naturally strong
.0whs 81 Saitiilo and Monterey, though guarded
py the Tower of tbs army of their oppressor. He
!ei them that The God of battles Ia with them. and
they have only 10 persevere IN eecn-a ri; H. u e
critics -0'' 81"
The greatest enthusiasm is evident amono tho
troeFa'ors, and everything promises success
TIA Capistran and sayas still In the vicinity
~ "atsmoras, with force vsriously estimated at
mom ak to twelve hundred men. Ii Is NOT proba.
9ls' however. that Mstanorss will be attacked be-
ofs Tue expiration OF some weeks yet, az we are
informed from good authority nat the entire insur
gent army will unite for that purpose and il will
hat end - "pii'n'ns
IN The meantime Gen VOL, we are told IL
maAng preparation for their reception. He has
ymui9nced clearing away the woods and shsutles
hi. sn .he cry and otherwise preparing to receive
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..-.x,r AT HrcHwAy RoBBHnY.-On Sunday
.,sn, a attempt was made BY w. Green, 7. Dyer
md G. Myers 10 rob JOS Taylor, swiss watch
sadsr near williamsburg, N. Y. While all three
srsrs on him The pedlar drew q knife, killed one
nd severely wounded the other two. He was ar
rested by the police.
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TRUST SALE OF VALUABLE LAND

THRUST SALE OF VALUABLE LAND
Il IN HENRICO COUNTY.-By virtue of deed
ted to record in the Clerks Office OF Henrico Coun-
ty Court the 18th day of April 1850 in which Ca
mentioned. certain property thersin described, i
shall, on FRIDAY. the gath day of August, 1856 at
u oclouk, M, proceed to SELL at public auction,
certain piece psrcsl of Ian containing l65 acres
and two rods, situate. lying and being in the coun-
ty of Henrico, -Four Mile Greek it being the same
land which was conveyed by Joshua Gcode to John
Bisgam, by deed dated 18th September. 1922 and by
said Biggam to John 81. Mackenzie and by Macken-
zie and wife to Loten NJ Ellet in trust and by said
Ellet to Caleb Jones, all of which deeds are duly
recorded in the Clerks office of Henrico County
Court.
This land lies about seven miles below the city of
Richmond and is valuable not only account of it's
fertility of soil, but account of the wood and tim
Der upon 1t. THOMAS J. EVANS
au 2i-tds Trustee
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JUDGE ELMORE RESISTING HIS RE-

CHOLERA AT FORT RILEY.
ST. LOUIS, August 20.-Advices here from
Fort Riley state that over one hundred per-
SONS had died there from cholera.
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COMMERCIAL,

New YORK, Aug zl.-Stocks dull money I'M
changed. Cotton unchanged Flour frm-South.
eth SO 80 so Wheat NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. white
1912. Corn lower Provisions unchanged
NBALTIMoRE, Aug. 2l.-Fleur dulI-Oho 1876,
Howard street So IS and City Mills offered freely al
same price. with sales. Wheat still on planta.
tions-decliped 10 cents White ST. 81. 80,
RED 81 10 1880. Corn unchanged.
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''Ths burning soul, The burden'd mind,
In books alone companions find"

''The burning SOUL The burden'd mind,
In books alone companions find"
MRS HALE.
THHE BETTER LAND, or the Believers
IL Journey; by Thompson; just received fresh
supply. Price SOC
CUMMINGs BENEDICTloN OF A.BLEssED
LIFE! Price 75c
THE AUGUSTAN AGE OF FRANCE. Price 81
CATHOLIC AND PROTESTANT NATIONS. -
Oil 30. t
TIE LAND OF GOLD; by Hinton Helper
Price 81.
THE WATCHMAN; by ]. A. M. Price ST.
THE RELIGIONS OF THE WORLD. Price
60 cents.
GILFILLAN's GALLERY OF PORTRAITS
Price 81 .25.
LIVES OF THE THREE MRS. JUDsoNs.-
Price 81.
THE AMERICAN BAPTIST ALMANAC FOR
1856 beautifully illustrated-6t cents wholesale and
retail. '- -s- '-4
For sale at No. 203 Main street.
au 20-Stif CHARLES WORTBAM
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VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND, AND
~ FISHERY, ON JAMES RIVER, CALLED
sAILORg TAvEkN. FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
LA FRIDAY, the Slst day Of August. 1855. CON-
menesna ct o'clock, r. II vIl be sold on the pre-
James river, called sailor Tavern, nine miles below
6,chmond. sdioining the lands Of Messrs. Henry
or less - :" .
II desired IL will be divided to suit purch ssers 90
81 20 svs with the lower pisce and FisheU about
Aportion Of the land Il covered with oak aud pine
wood enc timber. snd the soil, for the part il
mcnths, for negotiable notes interest Sided secured
by trust deed. GODDIN APPERsON
su zl-tds Austionsers
TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND
\ LOT ON BROOKE AVENUE IN THE CITY
OF hlChMOND.-As Trustees in = Deed of Trust
made ON the LIST Of A pril. 1885, BY O and j. II Ma
son, to to the Mutual Buildur Find and To
Company certain sum of money! which said Deed
10 duly recorded In Richmond Hustines Court Nc
shall In execution Of the said Trust proeeed to cell
at public auction on the premises. on MONDAY,
the Sd day of September, 1856, ut the hour of 5
O'Clock ~, th fair; II NOT the next fair day the
real Estate conveyed by the said Deed, Consisting
OF Brick Store and Dwelling with the Lot on which
they sand fronting 52k feet on the Western side of
nrooke avenue, running back 105 feet.
TEsMs-Cssh ss to costs and charges attending the
sale, and about $500 due said company; balance al
and months, for negotiable notes interest added
secured by Trust Deed title retained.
]. L. APPERsON,
JNo. B. DANFORfH, Trustees.
THOS. POLLARD,
IL tAA L. a. u A.
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Roar ursxr -Tpo Psrsons Dropned.-On sun
a.. a,.h, shnut O'Clock. ~ party Of elk per.
soss residing 1t Green Point, re,e riding u
ANA. s. when s opps sss up.s Four Il
nsm nam. sr. rescued BY the people In sail boat
s s ,ue Myers was teamster, residing In ST.
=, u,t the nth ward, and leaves . family.
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Kssrucxy ELRcrroN.-The official returns from
% counties of Kentucky give Charles 8. Morehead,
American, for Governor, SAL majority. The five
remsinipe coupties eave Pierce abont 300 MAORI
tv II s now reported that they give CLARK, Dem.
1000 m.joriiy, which, however, 10 considered
anuhffuI.
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n RUGS. MEDICINES. PAINTS,

IL OILS. DYES, WINDOW GLASS. &C No
90 MAIN ST CORNER l4rH RICHMOND VA.-PUR-
CELL, LADD CO. hsve in store aud
ceiving their Fall Stock embracing their usual large
aud we'll selected assortment, which they offer in
lots suit purchasers very low for CASH, the
usual credit TO punctust Dealers
1000 lbs superior Iudigo 10 bags Allspice
5000 lbs. bsst Nader Is bags Ginger
200 kegs Sup. Car Soda 4D bbls. Tanners Oil
so bbls Spts. Turpen 1900 gals. Lnseed Oil.
tine 1000 gals. Lamp Oil
10 bbls Burning Fluid 500 kegs White Lead
goo lbs. Nutmess IS css. Chrome Green
$50 lbs. Mace and Yellow
80 boxes Starch 20 do. Paris Green
1000 do. Window Glass, Is kegs Red Lead and
(Frencb) Litharge
5 bols Cam phor 10 900 lbs White L i
$50 lbs pow'd aud root Paint
Rhubarb 10 cases Lump Magne-
500 CT. Quinine sis
5000 OF, ext. lockwood Is boxes Castillo Soap
10 bbis Birthstone 100 boxes Sweet Oil
20 bbfs Blake's Paint $50 mats Cassia Bark
25 bags Pepper
Together with large, and general assortment o,
popular Medicines, Perfumes Cigars, Soaps, Brush
o., Fancy Articles, &C., &c.
PURCELL, LADD & CO, Druggists.
81, Main Street, corner OF 18th,
au 81 Richmond
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At q shooting match In Fairfax, on Sunday last,
Francis lie ferson holder, and VIM. Breeu, winner
of The stakes got into fight In which the latter re-
ceivsd a number of desperate cuts, through one OF
which, his entrails protruded. Jefferson WIS alter
warts arrested In Alexandra.
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BY DUNLOP, MONCURE { CO.

-CARGO OF LUMBER. FOR SALE
~ At AUCTION. ON THE DOCK.-On WE'D
NESDAY, the I'D inst commencing st 10 O'clock.
We VII sell nesr the Bridge, cargo Of 81 Dressed
TERMs-under 500 cash; over 800, mos. credit,
for approved negotiable paper g9s = ~ IS
gu is &fsskfr sf8ts ~ Auctioneers.
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PRESIDENT OF BROWN UNIVERSITY.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 21.-Barnabas Sears
has been elected President of Brown Uni
YersitY here
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LOST.

T OST.-On Sunday morning 10Th inst
Ia lady's GOLD BREASTPIN. 1t was lost be-
tween End ct. and First Baptist Church. liberal
reward will be paid the finder IL left at this Office
an 22-2ts
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GTOCK SALE OF GROCERIES
" GROCKERY, FURNITURE, &C.. AT AUG
TON Will be sold ON FRIDAY next 24th inst at
10 O'Clock. at the store Of James LnxfoId on 9Th st.
near the New MarketHouss, all the stock Of said
store, consisting of Groceries, Crockery, Furniture,
Boots. Shoes, Hats. &c.
The above comprises a general assortment of fresh
and desirable Goods suitable for the trade and pri-
vate consumers, all of which will be sold without
reserve in lots to suit purchasers
Terms at sale. ALEX MOTT
an 70 Auctioneer
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BY LARUS 4 SHINE

FLOODED MARE, AT AUCTION
- win be sold at auction, on next SATURDAY
nne Young blnoded Mare, sold for no fault. Can be
seen until day of sale at the American Stables.
au Y LARUS SHINE, Auccs
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ae'Jae,ive tire occurred At Isui.,on FIJI 80; "a
.umsa "a i tS T~enty-six dwellings were con-
Ts. b rsa .ne tota los, /, about elOO, 6sO.
and Randall ar In the old tsnpery of Miller
ing ey.ry hiJs;n e west side of the River DESTROY
opeositsy 9sLdl1ssn Main to Elm street, and on tie
fsotousr,n "a Of Main street from Mr Ingas coz
,os The ,,so messrs Gould Co.'S building compr-
'l'ase on the West side 'A' BUSINESS part oi the
foods ne Pnnc'psi losers are D g. stinson. dry
house NJ Bailey, two stores and one dwelling
stores James Golf, store and Goods. p.s
g. B sns goods Small l. Littie6eia's boob stor.:
sad soas. s19a. dug store Dinsley Co store
shos msnnsoss 90 'ut elOo0o Rosk, Peksrds L Co /,
tie sount once room of the Democratic AdyocGe,
yalusb1..'ag room OF the Auburn Bsnk-papen nd
ah saved. The insurance IL hut parfial
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MOONS IN KANSAS

ST. LOUIS, August Cove have accounts
of heavy floods in Kansas. Bridges and pri
vate property have been swept of. The
streams in the territory are all unfOrdable.
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Hon SAMUEL GAur, it Is supposed. 10 the person
whs Gently found murdered IN Maryland, near
Alexandra
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decided ,Ss IrEms.-The Attorney General ha,
right 10 @ lat syery applicant for patent has
re,o, !" w'tndraw bis application, and demand
sny ,i,aa oa oil two-lhirds Of the duty money. al
cessin ae anterior to Masking oath anew, aud pro-
a. upon the Interior stages of irquiry, sfter
Tn ,,,s report BY the Commissioner.
lspd I.S maole number OF claims under the bounty
dav - w.. seceived at tbs Pension Office up 10 Mon
sa ~ ~. %6, 400 The number exsmined /. Al 500 I.
Al, a 70 number Of warrants Issued %, 236.
bow a. % neads OF the Executive Departments are
~" 10 Washington.
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- S25 REWARD.-Lost, on Sa-

KzsggzZsg4 $25 REWARD.-Lost, on Sa-
tr@ASgtIxaGsssssA turdsy, between Richmond and my
ss%ssssS farm In Chesterfield. PORT MONA1E,
~AsAsAxssS containing about 200 or $50 dollars. be-
sides papers and four receipts, on Warwick b
Barksdale for two loads -four barrels; one on CTen
shaw Fisher for load -four barrels, and one en-
Hsxsll 4 Brother for one load -four barrels, and
receipt for 200 tobacco kegs from Dickinson Whit
tie. 81
the book and contents at the Dispatch office. to
me. au l7-6t* JAS. 8. HORNER.
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DEATH OLA yETERAN.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 2l.-Clement c. Bid
die, who commanded company at Camp
Dupont in the war of 1912, is dead.
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er va. nsn, Belonging TO M. Jas A. Merriweth.
rear Iyaaheesred on the farm Of Nc. VIM Rsdfors,
ire bslaaasaIs, last Sunday night, hy another a E.
5orhsod sihe 70 Mr.. Wm. Jones, ofthe same ME- b.
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BY TAYLOR & WILLIAMS.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A HOUSE
i AND LOT ON 7SD STREET, ON UNION
HILL, AT AUCTION. lin part On ecution of Deed
of Trust executed by Jane c. Shields to the subscri
hef dated 18th May 1854 and duly recorded in Hem
rico County Court Clerks Office being thereto re-
qnested by the party secured thereby shall on
WEDNESDAY, 29sh Of August, at O'clock r. H.,
upon the premises sell the Real Estate conveyed
in said Deed being lot parcel Of ground lying in
the County of Henrico, ON Union Hill. fronting 81
feet on the East side OF Esd street, between -
streets, and running back within parallel lines 1872
feet, upon which Lot there il brick Dwelling,
in the occupancy of said Shields, aud being the
same property conveyed to said Shields by Mary A.
Howle, by Deed dated Esd June, 1853, likewise Of
record in said Court.
Terms will be made known ct the time of sale. ~
l.. M. HAROLD, Trustee.
TAYLOR WILLIAMS, Aucts an Is
TRUSTEES SALE OF A SMALL
l. FARM NEAR THE CITY AT AUCTION
BY virtue of the provisions of Deed of Trust to A.
M Davis dated 18th July, 1854 and recorded In the
Office of the Clerk of Henrico County Court. the
subscriber, the Trustee substituted by said Court
the 9Th August, 1885, in the and stead of said
Davis (who has removed from this Stste) viii sell
misses at 81 O'Clock M the property conveyed in
said deed being parcel Of land containing IL
lying miles from the city, near the Brooke Plank
Road, Immediately to the East of Dickmann's Tav-
ern and adjoining the lands Of Jesse Williams John
A Parker and others. tz-s5
This land IL W ell enclosed; has upon 1t new
framed house with rooms, and may be made de-
sirable place.
TERMS will be In accordance with the deed, and
will be made known at the time of sale.
JAMES M. TAYLOR,
Substituted Trustee.
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FOR SALE-To remain in or near Rich
Il mond, very handsome Yellow Girl. II years
of age-Chamber Maid, Seamstress, Lady's Ma i'd and
Nurse. She is offered for sale not for fault but to
accommodate her. Apply at Gary Street Jail
an 1S--eoSt*
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EFT THE PREMISES OF THE SUB.
IL SCRIBER, about months since, negro VIC
man named, kHODA. She is rather stout made,
45 so years of sgs, about feet or inches
high, and OF dark brown color. l have heard that
she has been seen on the Brook Plank road though
my mpre sson is that she is where in this city.
She 10 the property of Mrs. Z. A. Drewry, of this
city. reasonable reward will be paid for her ap-
preh nson and delivery to me at my store No. 1856
Cary street. Nd. s. COOPER
su 2l-2t* GIL
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sIEA N OTICE.-The Steamboat
AUGUsrA-Capt. w. c. SMITH
Will resume her regular trips to Hampton on WE'D
NESDAY, August the 22nd.
The cars running in connection with the Angus
ia will leave the Richmond and Petersburg De pot
everys MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY
mornings, at st O'Clock, for Port Watha1 where
pamep gers take the Boat-returning the Angus.
Ia will leave Hampton on the alternate days, viz /:
TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY morn
ngs at six O'Clock. The Augusta will stop at all the
landings on the river both going and returning.
THoS DODAMEAD, Supt.
Office r. l. P. r. r. Co.. e
August 90, 1855. ! au 81.
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'TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
LATEST FROM NORFOLK AND
PORTSMOUTH. a

PETERSBURG, Aug. 21.-Private letters re-.
ceived here from Norfolk represent the state
of affairs as truly alarming Yesterday NOR.
ming lighter full of patients left the wharf
for the hospital at Julsppi. Mrs. w. q. Muir.
ply, well-known milliner of Norfolk, died
yesterday.
In Portsmouth, the deaths and new cases
are increasing. A strong appeal from Or.
Trugien, reached here this afternoon for Pc
tersburg physicians to come down and aid
them. There are but three physicians on
duty in Portsmouth.
AID FOR THE NORFOLK AND PORTS
MOUTH SUFFERERS.
BosToN, Aug. 21.-The mechanics in the
Navy Yard here, held meeting last night,
aud voted to appropriate the wages of one
day to the relief of the mechanics in the
Gosport Navy Yard. The amount will be
81, 500.
BALTIMORE, Aug. s1.-The amount raised
here for the Norfolk and Portsmouth suffer
ers has reached $lo,5o0. The provisions
and mattresses ordered by the Norfolk How.
ard Association will be sent by the boat this
afternoon.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 2l.--The Norfolk and
Portsmouth fund has reached $4,000.
JUDGE ELMORE RESISTING HIS RE-
MOVAL.
ST. LOUIS, August Cot is rumored that
Judge Gilmore, of Kansas, intends resisting
the order of the President for his removal, on
the ground that the President cannot inter-
fere with the judiciary.
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BY ALEXANDER MOTT.
VALUABLE REAL EsTATE An

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT
AUCTION-Wili be sold. on THURSDAY Of
teTnoon, August 30h, at o'lock, on the premises
Lot OF ground In Port Mayo situated on Louisiana
street. having front said street OF a feet and
running back 100 feet, on which there Ii q frame
Building occupied Is q Grocery. under q rental of
800 per annum
ALSO-Two Lots of ground In the town of Fulton,
each fronting so feet on Nicholson street, running
back 80 feet. ~
By order of the Trustee
ALEX MOTT. Aucrer.
at the same time and place will be Of
fared Lots In Port Mayo and S do. In the Town of
Fulton, esibiy situated, we'll worth the attention
of thepubiic. ALEX MOTT,
au Y Auctioneer.
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r.sTh THE STEAMER CURTIS
PECK BOUND FOR NORFOLK
AND POkTSMOUTH.-The Council of the CITY of
Richmond having revoked that portisn of their &C.
ton of the 9th Of August interdeting the running
of the Steamers ON the James River the Proprietors
of the CURTIS PECK give notice that she will
leave her wharf at Rockets, TUESDAY morning,
August 2lst 1855. at 81 o'clock, for OLD POINT and
tinue to until further notice. The Curtis Peck
will connect with the CO fee and other steamers In
the Roads, by which means persons will be enabled
to get passage each way r. O. HASKINS
~ All contributions intended for the sufferers,
will be taken down free of charge, if sent to the
Steamer. au 81
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NOTICE I'm consequence of the death
~ of MI SIMON BONNAVITA, the undersig ed
10 DESTROYS of settling up the affairs the firm of 8.
% onnavita Il Co. soon as possible, and requests
that all persons indebted will come forward and
tie their accounts and those having claims will pre-
sent them to him for liquidation.
DAVID N. JONES,
au 20-tf Surviving Partn er of s. Co.
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BY THOMAS w. KEEsEHxe
lOfice with Geo. ] Sumner, No. 20, Pearl Street

ID IdOMAS w. kEESEhW&
lOffice with Geo. J Sumner, No. 20, Pearl Street.
GTOCK SALE OF CHINA, G. L A SIS
sing my present busoess. will proceed to sell at
suction, on MONDAY morning next, August 18th, at
81 O'Clock, at my store, No. 49, Main street nay stock
of oods, embracing large and varied of
CHINA, GLASS and EARTHENiVARE, suitable
for this market.
All persons that deal In the above goods will find
1t to their interest to attend the SALE which will be
continued until the entire stock Is sold. ssses
TERMS: All gums under $50 cash; $50 and over that
amount months credit, for approysd nesotae,s pa
Sale to be conducted by
THOMAS w, KEEsEE, Auct.
CONTlNUATION.-The above sale will be CON-
huued on THURSDAY morning uext. the Esd inst,
commencing at 10 O'clock to which the attention Of
dealers and others invited to attend.
THOMAS w. KEEsEE,
20 Auctioneer
DUBLIC SALE OF CHESTERFIELD
l. LAND-WiIl be sold to the highest bidder. on
the premises, on WEDNESDAY. the goth inst the
tract of Land which the late Richard B. Chalkley
resided at his death. subject to the dover right Of
tain lS7 screa be the same more less, lying imme-
diately on the East side of the Richmond and Pc
tersbure Railroad and quarter OF mile North OF
the Halfway Station. The improvements consist
in good story framed dwelliD s-house with four
rooms good ktcben frame barn and stable and other
out-housea; and . more healthy and desirable loca-
ton cannot be found in Eastern Virginia. The sub
sorber residing very the place. will take great
may be disposed to examine the plantation.
ALSO-At the same time and place, will be sold all
of the persbable property belonging to the estate
of said decedent.
Terms made known on the day OF s.le.
P. "A CHALKLEY, Admir-
au18-dtd&w1t Wthsthe Win annexed