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Cnttnu EnciO,n Burned.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Sept. 9.-The extensive
cotton factory of the Griswoldville Company, at
Colwaines, was destroyed by fire yesterday. The
l,ss !. about $4,000, and was not insured
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Railroad Lease.

CHICAGO, September lot is reported that the
Chicago, Alton and st. Louis Railroad has been
Iea.oi TO Hamilton Spencer, late Nice-President
of the company. for Il ,600,o0O yearly
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The Heather in Boston.

BosroN, Sept l0.-The weather here yeSter
day was most oppressively hot, with but little ar
stirring. At tone O'Clock in the afternoon the ther
mometer stood at 80 degrees in the shade.
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The 4rkdnses Gold Mines.

CHICAGO, Sept. l0.-Two men have re ref9 SpG
TO Hannibal, Missouri, who state 5lla az az
t tE" 5'P Bpt report the failure of the csd
to ,p and the lynching of the leader of the eopa
,'u"' ,an,e1 poole, BY bis exasprrated compaIne
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lTALuAHLE AAND FOGs sALE.-W

be sold At public auction, The 18th day f oeto-
her 1857 (by consent of the Lesnlees that valuable
Tract of Land upon which 'he late 3eniamin Biibio
res ded lls land Is beautifully situated IA the Vney
Of Goose Creek. in lAe county Of Brdori, wi hin t~n
miles Of Baori, Drfot, tn Nirsiua mi Trnne4see
Railrond. aud liourg the lands Of Chlries q. oiey
Thomas NJ Jones md oihcrs. sfd contains about 4l0
acres. Al nut twnt ds Of this land is under culya-
ton bring divided ntu fields all 1T which under Il
good fence. There is barge quantity ct line MendoU
land upon thi. nrm portion of which is IN ond
about one-third Of The urlahd i h"0 ia cloyer The
improvements consist al IA comfortable Dwelling house,
and oh the NECESSARY ont houses, rg-t'r with large
commodous Barn, with Stabie4 attached. There is q
young ere hard Of select full, bnh peach and apple
The neshborhnod very healthy one, aud in society
Ms good any the county, 1t rarely happens thar
valuable farm Is brought into marks and persons
wishing " requested 10 examine il. Mr.. Fear
cv, who resides on the land, will show
TERMS credit ol one, Two, had three years will
be given the putGAaacy being required give honda
with good perso, security. md The tine retained
further security III the last payment is made.
WIN NJ. BIEBRO, }c
WM S.W. DuNSAXANT, ~" r.
WIN T. FERREL, Thomas PEARcY,
JANE G. BILEEo, LUCINDA + CoFER.
sep lU-c2aW1I
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AN OFFICER CASHIERED AID FOR SUI
EERERs.

WAsnINGroN, Sept. ll.-Capt. Philip (
Thompson of the Second Dragons, has ben
oashiered for drunkenness on duty, & disrespe't
of court martial
A meeting of the merchants was held last week
at the Exchange, which resulted in raising nen-
" 1900 for the relief of Norfolk and Por $
month
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I YNCgsssslsG COLLEGE

EBGRSr Isea sDk.ssfStEts+- lbs lhaliu-
4 TON wi He pprbel ~ tla 1t al Oetofnr next
with cumrl. L. facnty, fin" Chemical Philosophical
aud Mnthemafieal Apparatus. aoi al 'ae ueno 'eies
far Col eec in-tral}aH
The term, Of tuition Will be $40 IN lie Preparatory
Drpnqnlet aud Al0 in tie T. cgitte. tot the annual
.e.-iun One hal liz tuition payable IN nleunee.=
1t especially desired that eetlenen al" intend 10
give thrtr Collegiate ,urse you'll l7cc them, IA
soon ~ pos.ine. in Preparatory Department. TINT
they may bo tlloraugy m r'gnHi, prepared t'r Ooh
leep ~ 3l.dSets
re rao Rerabuean ,ill eeeae eopy.
XyIRGINtA To-Wl1 Atrues held clcrks once Of the
Circuit II Franklin County thu lth dny Of sep
tembeT. 1888:
james Price Executor Of benjamin Price, decd, Plaintiff,
Against
Charity Price John Price, Thomas Young Susan Ills wife,
Stewart 1nsley Nancy. his wife Why p Williams Greed
Williams Powell Williams Thomas WiliHms tlnh ade aud
Wade. Infant 4ulr spruty yeHtdot Del II,
Ia Chanccry
object this ASCERTAIN s proper construction Of
Price decd, aud to distribute h estate
among those entitled eretu aud appearing ly satisfactory oN-
d,nco TIN loicnlut John PRICE, rhoua Young aud Su
Ills aud samuel Price not t.sts Of the State Of
Virginia tlnintf by Coun Ell h IL ordered that
Price, Thomas Young and SUSAN lis wife, and
Price do appear here within month after due publ
this lud do what project their
this suit-oud that copy of this order be published
successive weeks In tn Lynehbutg Virgin
the front door OF the Courthouse Of this Coun
ty thef day Of Tic unNt County Court,
cofJ--feRte, - -
Edmund iryine.P -. u. H.fARPfR, CIk.
,Itu
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ROLLINGRROOK HOTEL,

petersburg, va.
" Office. - In taking charge OF the above estab-
Ii-hncnt, | would nost respectfully solicit
tHnlnce of the ipim.r patrons of the ote and ng
ienda asl, iitcm cali md 'nr. My tabio shall
al spys be apreud with all the dccacies of bsfseasom
The sfryant4 are all attentive. The entire cstphi,hment
-hall have the h,st ntre6 ton ieat OF My
Nils will SOC that the ladies who ,tronzo the Hotel
-ltl have every wish gritfe and all esk ia .har.
IT business lho luu4e j. furnished Ia he very best
tt,'' aud i. located ia quiet pant ol The cty. My
o bus viii always be al different depos to attend
customers. to cary thcm to nnd trn.
JOSEPH l.. CARRINGTON, Proprietor.
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Census ofChicdg0.

CHICAGO, (In.) Sept Io.-Tho total population .
Chicago as by the census Just taken am ana com
Ioted j. so ff25. In 1850 it was -, 62U
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q AND FOE SALE-rhe subscriber wishes
4 4 TO sell the TRACT OF LAND on which ho now
lives living IN the lower end &C Bedoid county, within
sixteen miles OF Lynciburg, and three and half Of
New Lon lon Academy. con'nniag 32p4 nrres. More
than 100 acres are in forest of original growth The
cleared land is gpod las the crop On il hows for elf)
and i. in fine Of improvement, fair portion be-
ing and other grasses md about %
in meadow. The plantation is divided into fields,
with good fc Said Land lies remarkably lev
el, between the Rocky Mount turnpike and the Burks.
ord roel, being bounded by eaeh said roads leading
from Floyd, Franklin, &C. TO Lynchburg 1t has
Portable frame Dwelling House. Kitchen G,nnory, Bug
gy House, Ice House, Smoke House, Tobacco Barns
&c. 1t IS well wateed with fine Springs and G. eel
through its whole length II '+ convenient
chant mills and several Churches |, has fine
Apple and Peach Orchard of coica fruit, and arge
Gsr&cn of supetorquaity Such places seldom put
in market
A fortler description is deemed unAee ssary. any
one wishing To buy had best for himself Possession
given this tu for seeding npd full possession at Christ
fA 5.s
TERMs-One Lalf the pnJ chase money at Christmas,
the balance in and two years.
Address, New LnNpoN, Campbell, Va.
aug II cw2m THOMAS BuRHOuGbs.
lust RECEIvED a SUPERiok
- article Of LONDON fOR17Et, ar
sep l2-ts GHANtNhD3 hi''A"p''
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BY TELEGRAPH,
Photographed foi the Daily virginian

photographed Ion the Daily Virginian.
BALTIMORE. Sep l2.-- Flour Ohio and How
ard street s762 Wheat active, white
Sl75 to sl.s5 Red Sl73 to Sl.75. Corn.
white s7cts
NEw YORK, Sept. -.
Virginia syes. ~ Is Flour unsettled
Good OHIO, - 81, sonthern, 50 10. Wheat
firm and upward. southern white. 81; red 81
-.
RcnMoSp. Sept, II.
Forty deaths in Norfolk vesterday-26 in
Portsmouth
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You CAN RUY WATCHES, JEW

OU CAN RIY WATCWES, w.
u EbRi. SILVER WARE AND FANCY e
GOODS, Mt Wholesale and retail. In ever, vs.ie- "a
" mud sl,e. at low cash prices by calling ai<Esa8
NDWLANs sign of the EAGLE No. -, Syca,a ~
-tf"ct, Petersburg, Va where yon viii 30 per
II. Hc has just returned from tn. Northern Maai-
atrers and Importers with the largest und most fash
ionnhlo lriulent of ntehea Jewery Silver War.
aud Fancy ood- ever offered IN this Stnte Would il
TOT he bctfer for you call and examine hi magnificent
Stock mud at Tenet 80 percent IA he bnys oil his
goods for e1sl pnd can sell them much loss than the
ieenaf prices tr the same qua,iYof goods. inn cnn
nj % have Watches md Jewclry cIbfei IN The beet
uannef an ut short nottco, AMI always Get the newest
nd most fashionable enods in exchanges for your money
Remember the place, srt,f the Eaglr, No "a yea
srre,t. fcier-htrg Va
sep Sis THOMAS NOWLAN.
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xETANTED.-I wish . employ OVERhEHR
wv take charge Of my business immedietely.
p. A. CLAY.
iy ia Forest Depot, Bedford. Va
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expectation that it would eseape-thas it would
remain beyond the circle of the Angel OF
Death - and that If unfortunately, n case
did occur, it would be among those who had
fled from the reslence, and that it would be bon.
fined to such persons. But not so was it destined
to be. No case occurred among the refugees.
but the yellow fever seized young man who had
not visited the diseased towns for months and
with It's usual fatality buried him into the grave
Thus without warning, has the pesIilence seat
tered the fugitves from their asylum, and doubt
less before this, there are not u hundred whites
left in Suffolk. How this case contracted,
cd. will not pretend to say--bnt that some 10
cal cause existed to deyeope the destroyer, is le-
vond doubt-and whether it is one of those cases
known us sporadic. and will not become ofan cpl
demie character, | will not venture to predict
May God soon stay his Christening hand
RELIEF FOR NORFOLK Il PORTSMOUTH,.
We notice with pleasure, says the Baltimore
SIM of yesterday, that contributions for the
lief of the sufferers in Norfolk and Portsmouth
continue to he made throughout the country with
commendable lberaty. We subjon list of
the principal contributing cities and towns, with
the remark that, in few of them, the amount set
down may, possibly, be less than has been aetu-
ally contributed:
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LA as vl ls ssl.s.zs7 ElzaEssE ~ s a.


A LII ACCOUNTS DUE ISL DAY OF
"A July 1853. and from and liter this date all accounts
lnade with will become due twice wear, Wit the LIST
,lny Of ,nngr, md the isl day OF July. All persons
Hue thut day, will please come for%ned and pay
fhem; dependent collections ond cnsh salfs
alone for the surcesstu prosecution OF uir business
Being. ourselves, rompeed TO pay for our Pun chases
twce "A yenr, feel dur excused Tor requiring
li.,a nayments. GEORGE NJ. RUCkER co
iulv A dSrts
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n. GLENN & CO,

=. W.
Tobacco & General Commission Merchants
AND AGENTS FOR THE SALE OF
Virginia Manufactured EObacco.
% Grarier street Neip O3cmls.
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AD The Subscriber takes this method ot Informing his
friends and the public generally, that his for the
season 30 single day, aud 81 90 per week. chill
ron under ~ years old and servants hhf price lie
ready Tor the reception OF visitors md iaiters him
self thu he il prepared give general satisfaction To
all that may visit these SPRING. tic s0cits the oon
age Of bis fends, mud the public generally
IL o7.lawts JOHN s. KYLE.
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-ESFS The lnrge and connections Steamship
ssa.sss. OANOKE, Cant. SKINNER, leaves City Point
Tor New York ever SATURDAY morning at o'clock,
utter arrival Of the Cars from Petersburg arriving IN
New York next evening Through Tict ets ineiuting
Rairuad Fare, and hcns and State Room on board
steamer $i4-Seeond Class Cars and Steerage, So
Appyto LEE q JOHNSON
Agents New York and Virginia Steamship Go.
mari yy thur -
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Tie sale of Road Estate advertised by Geo. g. Cnrl'
viii take plnce the 2isi last.
snnh enl2ls =. u. ~ El.IN. Anc'r.
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a.. w PAGE
AUSTIN w. TIsrj
WILLS, KAWLnNs ~ q

atTORES No = aud :. timyier. en,eer Of lohnri-
- tout stroer y ~ 0"aan4.
EesNseyef. On .hnes Spun l'r- A'mi.'std Il
Wartvics= Capt .},,Am N ofe,. .cats1tr1,-
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,E'gIsVEE's SALE ~ VILLAGE
/ MILL. ON sATuRDAY NEXT. AT

u o'clu,k, Z. NJ, sell public auction credit
si,ty ,irvs the dark HORSE known the Kent
Atrse sep Il dit1 SANI. BOOKER
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NEW FALL GOODS, 1858.

n
E,slRSr supply ol rev FALL GOODS received in
n Lynchburg
receiving my stock ilr The present and a-
ptonchag sensen, to which beg call the attention of
The ru,caasng pub ie In it viii be found the nshona
Bile styles imported this season, To- which weekly adj.
tioi III he made.
My stock Of French Embroile.ias Is very large and
chcnp. nug % "a JOHN G MEEh,
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NJ Office All persons indebted to the esthte OF
y IL, NJ pidlnkc. deed VII please come forward
aud make payment aud all having cnims against said
estate will present them for payment.
WIN. T YAHCEY, Admir-
sep II-ir3t of H. NJ Ddlake. deed
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NOE1CE.--N beg lenve To remind Gust
that one year ago announced to them that our
aceauns would be 9ue semi nrLuaiy. the - 81
.lununry and Let Of Ju> Of ene! year In accordance
with this arrangement they will = waited on IN q ssw
lays. July IA PAYNE g. CHRlSIlAN. q
lEFff1EES 81 DAKCY'S SALT 500
~ Sack ,eiires & Darcy's Salt haoat duly expected,
for sale. to arrive by A. s. LEE.
sppJ - 81 Richmond =
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a DEMONSTRATORS MOTTO II. All
i 4 persons having claims against the Estate of jane
NJ Boyd, decd., hereby request to bring them ni
md all dehl,rs sad Estate call the undersigned
aud settle. The Administrator may b. his flee.
in the Citizens Savings Bank building Lynchtu, and
Mt Campbell Courthouse Court day.
Il, q. II. KEAN.
nm, % owdtc Admir- of Jas M. Boyd. dec d.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-10
BY Larus Il Shine.

NIGHT SALE, October 1st 1S55.-T(l.
l. NIGHT commencing at O'clock we win sell, at
our store, No. IA Main street. large assortment of
Staple and Fancy Goods, embracing almost every ar
hcie III the fancy line, and suitable for the city and
country trades.
ALSO-Will be offered an extensive stock of Eng.
fish Gold Patent Lever Watches; Gold Ankers ana
Cylinders; Patent Silver Levers, Anchors and CYL
inders.
ALSO-A splendid lot of Gold Plated Watches of
Guns, Pistols, &c. &c.
Country Merchants would do well TO attend these
sales as great bargains may be expected. Goods
warranted to be represented.
oc Cts LARUS l. SHINE, Aucts
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Pl,tSet'sIp parish master, from New York, yester-
az aornins; Ennis, A Carpenter, A c Khan.
80 4srshSIs' G Pjeton c b Moore, Mrs Phil
e ;ss,s MIS- a Dss' = = 4 Bs aii
i Psrtet / % Mrs + Overbaugh, Mrs Fox, J
Bn,et- uonkins. Chss Ramsey and son, Ms b
P,tsrsl y D. Miss Fannie Beasley, Lieut. Mil
III Miss fsIA .. E~sns, Miss ) Morse. Miss Pc
= A. JAZZ sr Robt Petit. lady aud child, aud SO
e,:t Also landed at old Point 10 L. States
lay fetTa'is 81, With Steamship Roanoke on Sun
seA'ass" - 10 o'clock of Jincoteasue, heavy N
= "a al day Sunday
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Avrz TUESDAY. 9TH OC %. SN0
Ha&AiBER, l8a5-FIRST OPENING OF 3B
8E BONNETS, CAPS AND FAN YVAVyS
W. GOODS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.- ~
AT MRS. SONS, IS MAIN ST., OPPOSITE ST.
CHARLEs HoTEL.-The Ladies of the city and cou1,-
try invited to call and examine the very latest
FALL FASHIONS, just received from Paris and
London of Velvet, Silk Straw and every style BON
NETS; CAPS; French Collars Capes; Sleeves: Bands.
and a splendid assortment of RIBBONS and FANCY
GOODS of every descripto at the Millinery
Hotel.
N. B-CAPS and HEAD DRESSES made TO order
at the shortest notice.
tF- BONNETS cleaned equal to new.
al
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GODDIN l. APPERSON
Nv Thumas w KecSoo

,o. BY Thomas w. kecsee.
lOtiice with Geo J. Sumner No % pessr1 stre.4l
ENTEEL HOTSEHOLD AND KITCH.
~ E tGI,a Tru6aiNlTLRE, PIANO, SC, FOR SALE
A. a, AoGIIoN-Mil be sold on WEDNESDAY,
Moflns next, October 18th, ut 10 o'clock az Ludd's
warehouse, South side of the Basin, large lot of
senteei ii9g5ehold and Kitchen Furniture, Consisting
IN part Oh riano, Soias Rocking Chairs Cane and
steads, bedns' fine Sidcboard Waslstands. Tables.
farlor and Cooking Stoves, China Glass and Euthen
ware, &c. 100000 ~ '
This Furniture is of good quality and well kent he
longing 10 senteei family who has declined house
keeping. THOS III KFESET
or 10 49, 5000
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A VALUABLE TRACT OF LANDNE.I
I y THE IlIH OE u LEIIAIQNA 4 1.
BY t:Oddin & Anperson.
VERY DESIRABLE RESIDENCE ON

clay AND oPH STREETS FOR SALE AT
AGCIloA-NlH be sold WEDNESDAY, the
i"n octooer, 1902 On the premises, commencing at
az. the large and conveniently located Brick
Dwelling at the cornerof Clay and 9TH streets recent
iy occupied by Rev. VIM. Love
~, Ine dwelling Is large and conveniently arranged
1nero Is besides, new kitchen in the yard and the
wHo9 premises IN tho most complete repair The
excel ent and the distance very con-
venent to the usual places of business clutches.
market, &C
TERMS: One-ifth cash; balance at 8. G, o and y
by u trust deed Or title retained
GODDIN l. APPERSON
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FUTURE DAYS.
BY Taylor &. Williams.

BY Taylor e Williams.
A VALUABLE sT0Ck OF HOUsE.
4ncTTI nHg AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT
1ci9s1, a. NJ, at the the residence of Mr. Johu
a. nIair twho is declining Housekeepinx) on Grace
hi. .o secena house beyond Monroe ST. win be sold
sssns OF large variety of handsome and we'll keut
oe lo-did TAYLOR & WILLIAMS, Aucts.
VAahTU4A Ar dRRIGk HOUSE AND LOT
99ahtEETss AT AUcTION-On MONDAY. 18th
pe.o1sr ut A o'clock p. NJ, upon the PREMISE win
Soathwe at. large three story Brick House. at the
cue occupancy OF Dr. Gayinzel The house has about
as with basement kitchen, outhouses and sta
10 the Central Railroad Depot is cons;Jsr.g ~.
yainahie as stand for Tavern or Restaurant TI,s
a e-iE feet and runs back IS feet to Union
street, thus having three eligible fronts
10 those seeking profitable investment this pro
ons great Inducements, it is of that charac
ter W Inch will ALWAYS yield good rent
TEkNs-One-fourth cash; balance at 6 and 70 mos
Win interest aud secured by Trust Deed
oeo TAYLOR l. WILLIAMS, Aucts
M0S Wy YyALUARLE BRICK TENE-
THIRSnaY o ~. ADAMS ST, AT AUCTION.-On
At @ "a L, nth OF October 1855 at Al O'Clock p
S ~. upon the premises will be sold those two Br;ci
sda,,s Gnu s, dwellings, on the Northeast corner of
ADAMS street and Brooke Avenue adjoining the stor
OF Messrs Glazebrook l. Thomas and occnn;s5 ra'
spectlvely BY Mrs Payant and Mrs. Egan at an snnu
u. rent OF *o1 These tenements have about rooms
=
are IN order and arranged both for stores Ia
tnrVng business being conducted in them as W.
as for dwellings 80 "0
10 those seeking to establish themselves nerma
nentiy IN good situation for business this propertv
offers great inducements - ~ peP''J
TERMs:-One-fourth cash; balance at 4 and 70
months tor notes. with interest added and secured nv
Trust Deed. TAYLOR a WI aI ISsu W
Aucts.
A VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND NEAR
4 = Tie CITY OF RICHMOND, AT AUCTION-
VI WEDNESDAY nth Oct, at u o'clk upon the pre-
misses WI be sold tract of 14O acres of Land living
"a the Stony Run road, about three miles east of the
GGl!y3 near 10 high Meadow" the seat of Mr. r.
DIckhson Mrs Ros9 and Others and opposite To Rural
SHADES iaS the farm Of M. Tompkins.
me quaiIiy OF this land is of the yery heat for the
culture OF the crops of this vicinity 1t IL we'll gater
ed1 ana lies beautifully and is NOW in good state OF
lefty' as The present corn crop will show There is
suhicisht wood for the purposes of the place This
laii" lIoDaDiy combines many of the ADVANTAGES
sought ana required lii farm of the size near the civ
as any now III the market, and we therefore invite lila
particular attention of those seeking such a place
IL can be divided into three beautiful farms on eoua
SIZE, according to plat which NAV be- seen at onr
once and will De SO sold in the entire as NAV ba
desired at the time of sale ~
IERhs-One fourth cash; balance at l. . 8 and 4
years. credit payments, bearing interest PAYABLE semi
annually, and secured by a trust deed
ocS TAYLOR WILLIAMS Ano4,
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by Alexander Mott.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURST

U wTLi S :, 3 And KITCHEN FURNI-
tion on THURSDAY, October 18th, at 10 o;lincL .
general assortment Of Household AMI Kitchen Furl-
t!ra from family declining housekeeping embracing
the uslal variety. "
AL0o-SeVeral invoices of Dry Goods C!atL:i.c
Shoes; Caps, Crockery and Glassware; suneri5r
Cold Lever Watches; do. Silver do. do; 10000 CT
CARS choice brands.
0c ~ ALEX MOTT Ant
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c.NnIDATES FOR OFFICE.
- ,,..,', y.,er- Of the County of Hem

r. To tae c',,o,ens-Ja,nes Elicit Ed having re-
,o5; IF Clerk OF the County Cuurt Of Hen
saed ne oai rtstion Of many friends announce my
go at 'he for thai Office Having discharged
~ IS n,,y CLERK OF The Great Court OIL
r. sDesG for the ast tree wears, pledge
s, .- + fsectod 10 this oi.e to r'o every eAeFI0n
a i..bsrgr the duties faithfully! >, ,,,rp,sn>,
q 2-lm'
,.o Xot,rs Of iIcmicO.-EcilOw
" ~ us .iidat- 10 MI the vacancy III the
Cal 5, a" sgT county oCe4sioued by The Ie4ig
80, 81 lanes Elicit, Es4 ,-., >. <,.on,,r,
Respectfully, D'-' L IL IA
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-10
ia ,he Voters OF HenricO.-Fciiow
HATS CAPS, SHOES, &c.
9, POLITICAL ADVERTISE

q POLITICAL ADV EETISIs
5vgEIS,-As Poetical advertise saSS44fJ
~rrts have become the order OF the
Il 4",' We have rcMydcled Ii. ed one 10 suit the
''''IT The bni.lrgls raised III. tails on Lsh
aud bounded Ger Ill pla!i;
,bal.b.e bee came til ndering by,
4DI thea came dopi tho rain
Clan. ginning split gheaaa.!t's nose,
All gaze q horse the blues
Gtrt!e crashing thunder rose
shout Ter Doors AID SHOES.
BOOTS AND SHOES, OF the very best quality,
..t tlg.. aud At the mo.i reasonable prices ma
METROPOLITAN STORE
(; Man street: Richmond. II.
i,l,r. ana gentlemen: We are daily receiving adj
,t'1. IA cur large aud var ed stock. aud would be
.,~d 70 have YOU give us call. We will spare no
.o, 10 please YOU. oC9
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-10

FUTURE DAYS,
BY Baker. PIeasa nfs 2, r..

SALE OF DrsTp mr. n
tn = L ELE FARM, In THE LOWER END OF
Az COUNTY or HENRICO, AT AUCTION
snas OF deed Of trust executed to me by Cath
@ IN the Clerks Office of the County Court of Hen.
20 secure to A. B. Carter certain sums of money
eneiary, shall proceed to sell on the urrmses at
R RSone auction, for cash, TUESDAY 3Oth day of
present month. if fair, if not the next fair
3i trust situated about 10 miles below the CITY of
menuond, containing hundred acres be- the same
,vbsh less together with the buildings &c. upon
" nv, the said Catherine Eubank now resides
me title to the above is believed to be good But
ranty TiIGS 81 ' ne u nnra, sprclai war
,;an a.e made by BAKER, PLEAsANTs & Co. Auc.