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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-17
GALE OF STOCK, CROPS, FARMING


NOTICE...Wiil be sold at public auction,
the premises in the upper end of Charles City
county, five miles from James River and fifteen from
the city of Richmond on FRIDAY, December 2lst, at
III o'clock A. NJ f fair; if not, the next fair day.
tract of Land containing 500 together with
from four to five thousand feet of Lumber per day,
with all the implements required to carry this bu-
siness 3
/ will also sell 10 likely Mules, 8 work Horses,
Wagons. Carrylogs and Harness, all in good order.
will sell the Land in tract divide it in lots
if required so by persons wishing to procure small
about fifty acres which is heavily tiinbered with
cond growth pine, suitable for cordwood charcoal
purposes. would call the attention of farmers mill
ers and machiniss generally to the SALE The Mill
can be made useful for gris and wheat threshing
well saving purposes
Terms will be made accommodating, and made
known on the day of sale.
JAMES w. BINFORD.
70 The property can be shown by Mr. FoLkEs,
who ia on the place. any time until the day of sale.
. de 2-dtdH% a
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EXECUIOR,s sA L g OF REAL Es-

E,NECUTOK,S A l. e OF REAL Els.
L TATE In THE COUNTY OF HANOVER
In pursuance of the last will and testament of Z. g.
Sydnor, decd will offer for sale at public auction
on the premises on WEDNESDAY, the 18th day of
December next, if fair otherwise the next suitable
day thereafter, that valuable and well known farm
called DUNGARVON, the late residence of the said
Sydnor, about miles from the city of Richmond,
the stage road leading herefrom to the Old Church
Hanover.
Said farm contains between 700 and 300 acres, about
ore-third in woods and is susceptible of an advan-
taseous division into two more tracts which posi-
bly, may be done. The land is well watered and EN-
braces variety of soil the larger portion of stiff and
good wheat land and other purts well adapted to the
growth of vegetables.
The buildings are, large and comfortable dwell
ing house. very large barn with brick basement. and
other necessary outhouses, with and excellent
oyerseer's house. The neighborhood will compare
favorably with any in the county, and the location
healthy. ts5s
Terms OF sALE-One fourth cash; balance in one,
two aud three years. interest added and deed Of trust
to secure the credit payments.
The subscribers, living the place, will take
pleasure in showing the farm. will respond to any
communication through the Richmond r. o.
no ,7-a.w,a Il ~ s y. sYpsoR Ex'ors.
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By Richard Cauth0rn.

- On TUESDAY, 18th instant, at 10 o'clock at the
Grocery Store of A r. Timberlake, on Valley street.
few doors above the st market, will sell at auction
for cash. his entire stock of Groceries Fixtures &c
of the usual variety in retail Grocery.
de IA r. CAUTHOSN.
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AL OF THE FURNITUpruap
C0MnMIr1uR AND GOOD WILL on Ti5E IN
nv LINZ HOUSE, AT AUCTION. In rms - -
.stn December, at 10 o'clock A M ~ H. ~
he so,a Mouse corner of 9Th and Byrd street, viii
Ss s"ld the entire stock Of Furniture thers;. III
TsM y SEEDS Bedsteads. Wardrobes Buresns Co..
hama NC Also, the Bar Fixturea ana the Lsy aSs.
ass wlth tavern license Terms c..h - s1o
TAYLOR L WILLIAM Aurts 4
nnDp Biz HEAL ESTATE At rHr
fas s.AuCitoN.-On WEDNESDAY. Isth nac.,,hs-,
- q O'Clock z. NJ, upon the prernises viii -
S tnat valuable Brick Tenement and Tot ~, az IL
s nwest corner of franklin and Ieth sfrsets .e
Soap Factory. - - James Snton a.
me Lot fronts a feet inches on Franrr
Th aaeptn OF about so feet. ee'
Ri location of the property renders II very v.,
anv osha purpose for which it is now used or for
1e r. viii be made known at the time of nall.
TAYLOR Il WILLIAMS. Aucts.
VARIABLE BUILDING L11rs TN Tr1r
NE IN OF SIDNEY ON THE PLANE M
T.AM THE FAIR GROUNDS AT IffCTToN =,
I'll IN uhSDAY, 20th December. at 81 o,c,ocl > AZ
uPom ,ne premises will he sold Lot No in ths pI
o'ney, situated at the Northeast iuter,ert;a, of
street, or the Plank Road with Lanrel .trsst
Row. = : -. = e o'l' and opposite Greens
roo ne Lot fropts 1 feet on the Plank Road INNS hack
10 eo. 70 ~ IT, alley and will be divided into Eve
Tb according to plan to be exhibited at the sais
of Sidney "'"o"'e Aoes Ia tho town
ie as s at sale. TAYLOR WILLIAMS,
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HL1Ie11e0 AND 4HEX3yg0s40XV1W
LING OF SlsAvKs.-H y, GRxvrs {
.rsa, VIII Add to their Commission Business ~
Thns sesson that Of Hiring out Slaves :.
x VII DC careful 70 secure good homes and win
s attend to their hirelnes during the wear anna.
cassiiy IN cases Of sickness. 80 s,ie-
de l-d&ctlstJs
Lib d RAWLlN(as--(seucrn -...-
aua Collector., attend to hiring negroes renf;n.
ase@ ana coiiesting CLAIMS of every Kind psr..a
~ ssrenton VIII be paid to negroes during setnss.
oas iliends who have them for hire will nlss.s -
seno mem IN as early as possible. ro "
~ he ssh.i hdIIL, JR. EDWARD @. RAwL,scs.
NOTlCE...-The subscriberr hnv11- --
~ macn as they can attend 70 in the sail,n. -
year. ~ As1ins
Mr.. WIN. G. TALTAFERRo who has been .s.o,;..
ted with US ~ hiring out Negroes for the last rwo
Year,, also declines hiring out a'' -
We return our thanks to our friends x.hc have M
literally patronised US for tho last eight wears
de ii--dAetiis s N. b. 4 b. HILL.
DICKINSON, HILL & CO.. Aurfionee.rs
- North corner Franklin and Wall streets Rich,
mond. VA attend particularly IL the SELLING OF
SLAVES a. public and private sale. :.
y, u. DICKINSON. C. HIBL. N.R HILL
de lt--dActl5a
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by Alexander NOtt,

BY AIeXnnder NOtt,
FURNITURE DRY GOODS. SHOES
L HATS, &c.-Will be sold, at auction on TUES,
DAY. December 18th, at 10 o'clock general assert
ALSO-Severa invoices Clothing Dry Goods shoe.
Hats, Caps, Crockery and Glassware: 5000 Cigars
choice brands. ALEX. NOTE
de IL Aurt;onasr
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DUBLIC SALE OF STOCK in VII

DUBLIC SALE OF STOCK IN Wiz
L GINA CENTRAL RAILROAD-Pursuant to
authority in US vested by McCurdy Fowles, late
Contractors upon sections No. 81 and 81 OF the tr-
ginia Central Railroad viii offer &c public sale 10
tbe highest bidder for cash at the Office OF Goddin
Apper son, Auetoneers in the city OF Richmond, on
the 3rd day of December 1853 nt II o'clock. A. NJ,
ali Of the STOCK and SHARES OF STOCK, in the
Virginia Central Railroad Company, TO which the
said Mceurdy and vowies became entitled under the
contract with said Company fof the construction OF
SECTIONS No IS and ii of said Company's work.
STERRITT BELL,
Agents and Trustees for McCurdy 4 yowies, he
POSTPONEMET.-The above sale Is post poned
until the 18th of February, 1856, de s-tds
a DNINIsTKATOR,s SALE OF Ian ID
n &c, IN CHESTERFIELD:-Willb be sold a.
public auction on THURSDAY, December 18th, At
II O'clock. A. NJ valuable Farm, situated in Chez
re- field souuty abont Smiles from Richmond nIle.
a,atsly an tie Danyille RsiIroaa, known - rH0W-
IETfsn containing 800 acres. about one half clear
ed and the balance ia good pine oak wood. There
i, Good dweiling and all necessary houses ON the
uremises The Farm will be divided sold in one
| body a. may suit the wishes of purchasers.
Will be sold at the sane time and place. 4 excel
| lent Mules with Harness number Of Oxen, . 10
Of Lumber, "COPPER" Tools. &C.. - sEssx Al :.
After the sale Of the above, there WIN also be soit
| q negro man named HENRY, about 20 yesTs Of Ase
| who il good farm hand. ss 49,.
TesAs-accommodatin and made known on th
/ day ef sale. ASST HENRY ~. ElsHEA
/ So essss9& - BENZ. HATCHER,
/ Administrations Of the estate Of y. Green, decd
de le--dtds tei''
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INOR SALE. TO remain in or near KicI,-
Inond woman between 20 and so years of age, of
fine size and personal appearance who is a very SUI
per1or washer and ironer and excellent chamber
nald-also, man abOut 80 years old, who il an er.
celent house servant Likewise a common laborer
FOR HIRE, by the day hour. Apply at Cary
strettfali- de l2-eod3t*
E'OR SALE, TO remain in or near the
city, likely Negro Girl, II years of age, of good
character; has been employed nurse, chamber
maid and seamstress. Apply, at this Office.
de i2-eodtf
EOk SALE-A Likely N Il & X % Ii u Y ,
Il about IL years old, who is an excellent workman.
de III R. CAUTHORN.
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R17yUERRE1 impreycd by she
the mesvOps shie eac e cENaEr ''
de- Is sH91a 4 Esslssgussf
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CHEWING TOBACCO.-At PowcrSS1Ci-
~ gar Store, can be found she best Chewins To-
baceo TO be had in this city Amongst his stock msy
be found the following celsbraeed ss-Wsadips
Cake, Pride of Virginia, Palmetto Twist, Pomsgra-
of POWEkB,
do II tQppesite American Hotel.
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o ,I'-<awioDtdtd Trustees
Sale conducted by GoDDIN ApPERsoN, Ancts.
TRUST SALE OF VALUABLE REAL

TRUST SALE OF VALUABLE REAL.
ESTATE.---By virtue of deed of trust to me
from Luke McKenna and wife, dated the 9th of De-
cember 1854. duly recorded snail sell, to the high
east bidder, for cash, ON WEDNESDAY,, the 18th In
slant at 81 o'clock p. NJ if fair if not the next fair
day. on the premises. the property contained in said
deed, viz The two middle of the four new tene.
ments on the West eide of Fourth street, between
Cary and Canal streets. The two Lots front about
4e feet Fourth street. and back about 10 feet
to foot alley and entitled to the also of an
alley OF about Is feet, from 4h street. and of cuver
III their rear. The improvements new and com
,nand good rents The title is believed be good
but shall sell and convey Only as trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-17

The Panorama will positively close on Saturday
night. Dec I'D, when the beautiful FireueI's Slytr
Trumpet, offered tor competition to the Fire Conn
rany that buys the greatest number OF Panoramic
fcSsts, viii be presented to the successful competi
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-10-18
Judge Plemmons Killed by a Negro -the
Negro hung.

Judge Thomas Plemmons, of Carroll
county, was killed by one of his negro men,
last week. He had found it necessary TO
correct the negro the day before the deed
was done. That day, he went into the field
with the negro, to give him some instruc-
tions about work, when the negro struck
him with hoe, telling him 10 the ground.
The negro left him, surprising him dead
but upon going back, found he was still
alive, when the blows were repeated, until
life was extinct. That night, the negro
took him some distance from the farm, and
left him, where his body was found next
day. The negro was uspected-arrested,
and confessed the deed. He was taken out
and hung TO tree, by the neighbors and
and friends that the circumstance had called
together.
Judge P. was worthy citizen, and kind
master. Indeed, his leniency and kindness
TO his slaves, had spoiled them, as he re-
marked few days before he was killed.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-10-18
for office, as Maughs had charged that all
withdrawn Know Nothinos would.

for office, as Maughs had charged that all
withdrawn Know Nothings would.
He sat down and Owen Rawlins took the
stand to give his experience. He had joined
al Jefferson, just TO gel jimmy Lttsk beat for
Public Printer. Took aHth oaths, but wds
htnking about beating Lusk all The time, and
wald,cw ,ohen he aSceriained that could not
be done What confession! May God
have mercy on his soul
When he concluded, Henry was again
called, but owing to the lateness Of the hour
was brief. Gave rather a humorous &C
count Of his joining at Jefferson City last
winter, in company with two wings said
he always had his fears that it was wing
trick, and the political complexion Of those
who were conducting him to the lodge was
byno means calculated to remove lis scru-
pies. He trembled at every step, but on he
went took all the obligations, looking for
'lurking treason" all the time, and was not
entirely easy until the Secretary permitted
him 10 see the list Of members names,
when 10! and behold there was the name Of
q. Rawlins, S. +. Graves, and Robert T..
Acocb, and others. Now said he, stand
firm, and they have skullled out.
The meeting then adjourned, and you may
rest assured that Americanism has not been
hurt here to-day. L.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-10-18
Kansas Elections.

We are without complete returns from
the recent elections in Kansas Territory
The free State party did not vote ut the
regular election, and of course Whitfield
was elected. They did vote, however, on
Tuesday of last week, the late Governor
Reeder being then candidate. We have
heard from but one or two precincts, and
not officially from them. We learn Rocder
got over three hundred votes in Lcavcn-
worth, and some five hundred at Lawrence.
No poll was opened at Atchson, or Kicla-
poo. The result is only important, to show
the number Of votes in the Territory, and
we shall have it in few days.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-10-18
New Post Offices.

The following New Post Offices have
been established, and the following named
gentlemen appointed pOstmastcrs by the
Post Master General
Fancy Hill, Bates county, Missouri; A..
NJ. Appling, postmaster.
BelIingsgille, Cooper county, Missouri;
George Miller, postmaster.
Buttsville, Grundy county, Missouri; Jno
S. Butts, postmaster.
Pond Place, Lincoln county, Missouri;
Simon Davis, ST., postmaster.
West Liberty, Putnam county, Missouri;
Josiah Harbert, Post Master.
Brandt's Rock Springs, Warren county,
Missouri; Henry +. Brandt, Postmaster.
Blanton, Kansas Territory, Napoleon Is,
Blanton, Postmaster.
Smithton, Kansas Territory; Alfred +,
Barnett, postmaster.
I5=Wheat sold in ST. Louis, last Satur-
- n.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-10-18

RAIL Road MEETING IN SCHUYLER
CouNTY.-A meeting of the citizens of
Schuyler county was held in Lancaster on
the Slh, which adopted the following reso-
lutions:
Resolved, That in the opinion of this
meeting, the State Of Missouri would be
better secured by taking a second class
mortgage, and having the roads completed,
than by retaining her first class, and having
them unfinished, and yielding 10 revenue.
Resolved, That our Representative and
Senator be, and are hereby instructed, TO
vote in accordance with the above resolu-
ton.
Resolved, That we 10 not grulge 10 some
of our sister counties in this State, the
great facilities which the Mississippi and
Missouri rivers gvethem in commerce over
us, but regret to see them instructing their
Representatives TO vote against the State
surrendcring her first and taking second
lien, preferring, thereby, to see the roads
unfinished, than the inland counties should
cease to be tributary TO them.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-10-18

III Market street, ST. LOUIS, Mo-, }
March ,, 1855. :


March ,, 1870.
DEAR SIN; | am doing an extensive travel in
the west and southwestern States, as Il Genera!
Agent for Adams American lument, and would
be glad if you would favor me with cousigu-
meat Of Prof. Woods Hair Restorative, as I feet
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testimony Of its valuable properties in restoring
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three hall-pnt bottles my hair is a. beautiful au-
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appearance, and would not be WithoU, 4 bottle on
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Yours, Respectfully NM b. BOONE.
As some think The original Restorative cOntaiu-
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we viii notify all that hereafter we win put up
aud keep constantly on hand both that which is
clear, and that which contains sedinenij hence
dealers and others are requested 10 specify which
hey desire
Sold at II Market street, ST. Louis, No. No.
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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-10-18

THE MEETING AT FAYErrE.-- Our cor
respondent gives an interesting account Of
the meeting Of the democracy at Fayettc
last Monday. We return him our thanks,
and invite a persual of his communication by
the reader.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-10-18

SUDDEN DEATh.- Mr.. w. S. Brooks, OF
Charlton county, was in our place, in COM
pany with his wife, on The OH. After al
tending to The business that brought them
to town, they set out for home. When
some three miles on the road, Mr.. d. fell
from his horse, and expired almost imme-
diately. lie had been under medic ! treat
ment for some time, and expressed himself
that day as feeling better than usual, and
that he entertained strong hopes of an entire
recovery of his health. Verify, life is un-
certain!
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-10-18
Pare & Bacon,

On the 9th inst, these parties filed their
answer in the great case of the City and
County o" St. Louis, in which they denied
every allegation in the bill. Several excep-
tons 10 the ans yer were filed on the l3lh
all of which were overrulcd, and motion
to dissolve the injunction set for the 23d.-
1t is intima!ed in the Intelligencer" that
the plaintiffs will not be ready for trial.
Great interest is felt in the result, and if
continued by the plaintiffs, the approaching
session Of the Legislature will soarcely lis
ten to their applications FOR relief.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-10-18

THE HArn.--In to-day's paper will be
found an advertisement of Prof. o. j.
Woods renowned hair Restorative. The
statements contained in the letters Of those
who have used it, are wonderful, but no
less wonderful than true. This Restorative
has not been long before the public, but it has
already achieved a worldwide reputation,
and thousands daily thank the dscovcrer.-
r ad the advertisement, and so straight
way md supply yourself.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-10-18
Ohio Election.

The following dispatch is the latest from
the Ohio Election
C1HC1NATI, October l3.
In sixty-four counties heard from, Chase 5
majority is 10000. To the Legislature, SO
far as heard from, % Republican Senators,
and 60 Representatives arc elected, and 3
Democratic Senators and II Democratic
Representatives.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-10-18

Books, PAPER, &c.-The attention of the
trade is called TO the advertisement OF HEN
RY l. LoRINo, dealer in Books, Stationery,
Paper, &c., St. Louis. Several years ira
ding with him, warrants us in saying that a
more accommodating and prompt gentleman
cannot be found in the city. Give him a
call, or send your orders, which will receive
prompt attention.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-10-18

lOE lN' LINES.
An Editor sold-"0de to the American
Party

For the Times.
An Editor sold-"ode to the American
Party!
Mr.. HYDE, Of the Brunsmicker, in lis pa
per of the 18th inst, has given the public
a precious spesmen Of poetry from the pen
of some lady tread Of his, over the sigma
turc Of AMANDA. The piece itself breathcs
the very spirit Of pa,riotism:--it is n rare
selection Of the muses., and in the shape Of
an dcrosiic it is decidedly rich. Amanda"
deserves the red ribbon at the next Chart
ton county fair, and | would advise the Ed
tor Of the BromSacichcr to move up TO Ma
con county and raise green corn and little
horses, if he thinks fl. lie can do il now
just as easy! He is already s-o-l.d!-
But first insert the ode once moro, and set
the iatiais a space lack from each line,
acroslically. SNIpLS.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-10-18
GLASGOW, MISSOURI.
Thursday Morning, Oct. 10, 1855.
Look for the K.

A cross (thus X) Immediately before the
name, signifies that the time paid for has
expired.
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rLNAt. sNTTNElIENT.

NOTICE 70 hereby given that the unders,sn-
" ri win make a final settlement of her admin
Istrauon Of the estate of George Payne. deceased,
at the November Term Of the Howard County
Court. MARY s. PAYNE,
October s 'Ny. A|nlats,r7iiy
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-10-18

g 2 DENTISTRY MEssIMY is in town
pursuant to promise, and will be happy to
receive call from such as desire his pro-
fessional services. His Office is in the
Glasgow House.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-10-18
II - Il ~ -

ON my rarrl, ~ one oe The boys, a SUN Of mo-
- ncy. which the owner can have by describe
ing the saIac, AID paying FOR this advertisement.
Oct 1881 WIN y. SWINNEN.
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Nefy TCsMccIN.IV. |0NTE =.
n. II. GHiDLEN.

The undersigned, Rev. :. x. Bragg, is a minis
Ter IN regular standing, and pastor oil the Ortho5oy
Church at BrookfieId, Mass. He is gentleman
of considerable influence, and universally beloved.
(Copy.) WM DYER.
BaooKFIELn, January -, 1853.
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