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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-02

1UfURE DAY6.
By GODDIN { APPEESON.

VALUABLE BRICK TENEMENT ON
MAesHALL AND SECOND STREETS FOR
the 9TH October 1856, on the premises, commeneins
at O'Clock, that really Valuable Brick Dwellis
at the corner of Marshsl and Second streets now in
the Occupancy of Mr.. Washing. Gill, at an annual
rent OF Sz7. The house contains rooms besides
ample servants accommodations
Terms-l-5 cash; belance ct T. 8, 10 and Is month";.
ior notes. interest added and title rets
ed Till lsst note II paid. =
oc l-5t GODDIN APPERsON, Auot..
ARGE FRAMED DWELLING IN
= mAMCHEsTER, FOR SALE AT AUCTION
On sATUhDAY, the 9Th October, 1856, win be soId
on the premises commencing ct n O'Clock. the
upper end of Manchester nearly opposits II ths ~
sidsnce Of Mr.. Geo. w. snelInsa, ana now oecunisS
BY Mr.. Alex'r Avis. '~-r-'~
. The house has rooms. with FIRE places to SIX Of
tfuly situated. The lot fronts $50 fact rms h.ct
about 800 feet. 1 A~-' Da0A
fERMs-one-fourth cash; balsnse at 4. 8 and -
months, for neeotisble notes interest added. and
se26 GODDIN l. APPERsoN. Au.,,
VERY DESIRABLE RESIDENCE ON
CLAY AND 5rH STREETS. FOR SALE AZ
a A.uCTTnION-Will be sold. on "WEDNESDAY, the
81 0,clost, the large and conveniently located
brck dwelling, at the corner of Clay and 5th tire
recently occupied by Rev. VIM. Love. The Dwell.
ias arse and conveniently arranged. There IL be-
sides. new Kitchen In the yard, and the whole
premises in the most complete repair, Tho nsish.
borhood is excellent and the distance very oonve.
nent to the usual places of business churches mar.
TERMs-one-6fth cash balance at s, 6, 9 and -
months for negotiable notes interest added secured
by Trust Deed or title retained
SEQ GODDIN APPERsON, Aucts.
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BY TAYLOR g. WILLIAMS,

EN ATTENTION, TURFMEN AND
~ BREEDERS The following ire BLOOD
ED STOCK will be offered for sale, at auction, on
FRIDAY, the -Four Mile day of the Fairfield IVA }
Races, Oct. 5th, 1855, Immediately after the Race:
old, in fine health and condition.
Gray mare, Andrewetta, about 10 years old, now
stinted to Critic.
s. Gray Colt, By Revenue, dam Andrewetta, now
Syears old.
T. Sofrei Colt, by Tsllo-Ho, dam Andrewetts.
s. Sorrel Filley. by Revenue dam Andrewetta.
part of this stock is owned unity by Cheatham
Tsiley Mr. Talley has consented to sell the stock
entire snd without the least reserve.
The Stock is now at the Fairfield Race Courss in
fine condition, under the immediate charge of Mr.
j. Tslley who will take pleasure in giving any infor
nation in regard to them.
The property 10 sold for division. ON account of
the continued indisposition of Mr.. Cheatkam
70 persons wanting such property, q rare chance
is now offered to supply themselves with the best
blood in the coustfy.
Terms cash. E. g. CRUMP,
Acting fer A, Cheathsm.
SO l0-dids TAYLOR & WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAl

4 tOMMlSSIONERS SALE OF REAL
SlESTATE, ON BROOKE TURNPIKE, FOR
sAhE-.Sy virtue of decree of the County Cou t
CT Henrco, pronounced In a suit therein depending.
In the name of Bartlett Tyler. in his own right and
a. Administrator of Allen Tyler, SEN, deed, and
yoab Kerssy and Harriet his wife. Washln stsn
franklin and Betsey hs wife, of John Kersey and
Mary hi. wife, plaintiffs "a. Edmund Tyler, Alonzo
are infants under the age of twenty.one years, by
James Elicit. their guardian ad Item. assigned to
defend them 10 this suit-the undersigned Commits.
iioner, appointed BY decree for the purpose will
seii on WEDNESDAY. the Sd day of October, 1855,
st4 O'Clock r. M a certain piece or parcel of Land
lying and being in the county of Henrico. three
miles from the city of Richmond, on the old Brooke
Turnpike road, containing two acres. it being the
same owned and occupied BY Alien Tyler, ssn.. de-
ceased, late OF the county of Henrico.
Also-By virtue Of decree of the Circuit Cour
Of Henrso, pronounced the 10th day of May
1855 in the cause of Bartlett Tyler, guardian, &c.
John o Taylor, guardian ad Item, &C., will sell
at the same time, on the premises, certain piece Of
parcel of Land adjoining the piece above described
to the highest bidder, containing about six acres
the same more or less.
Terms made known on day of sale.
Jd-cStSt66t
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By Alex. MOTIF.
r ARGE AND PEREMpTORY aAIE

AnOE ANO FEhEMPIUKY EAIE
feeturerG-WilI be sold on TUESDAY. Oetohsr
81 ~ 3sioss large lot Of Nev Furniture IN lots TO
sa,s IN trade, consisting Is follows: So "a
Marble Top and Pillow Bureaus Splendid Carved
Caoinets and Bsresus. Sofas, Divans Louness, Cot.
aee snd French Post Bedsteads. Tables, Wsrdrohss
&c ~ dozen Chairs embracing Cane Seat Rockers
Gnairs' Harp 0fecisn Back, Crystal Palaces. Scroll
beoks, C6ce Chairs and Cushions - : -
The above stesk II all fresh and In order, and
woLny the attention Of country merchants and city
dealers. Sale without reserve. - : -"
Terms cash. ALEX MOTT Ant
Oh J-2k E5& saa ~'~ - ~~~s'
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SCHOOL BOOKS
~ sc HOOL STATION merry
AND
PIANO FORTES

JAMES WOODHOUSE & CO.
Have been receiving for some time past their Fall
supplies of School Books School Stationery Piano
Fortes, Music, &C.. which, added to their preyious
good stock on hard, eusble them to furnish orders
completely az can be cone psrhsps anywhere
IN THE SCHOOL BOOK DEPARTMENT
they have all the popular aud bess works n SPELL
ing, Reading, Arit hmetic, Geography, Grammar, Al
getra, Geometry Surveying. Astronomy, Philoso-
ply, Rhetoric, Logic, EocuJion. Composition, His
tory, Chemistry, Physiology and Geology.
The Greek and Latin CLASSICS, Elementary and ad-
vanced worhs in Greek, Latiu French, Spanish Ger
man, Italian, &c.
IN THE STATIONERY DEPARTMENT
will be found foil assortment of States Ink, Ink
stands, Steel Pens. Papsr, Copy Books. Elk .rcise
Books, Lead Pencils. India Rubber Artist1 Water
Coiors Bristol Board, Drawing Pspar, Cancels Hair
Sable and Pomah Blu,hes, Globes. Mathematical In.
struments. &c.
IN THE MUSICAL DEPARTMENT
they are supplied with larger stock han usual of
choice PIANO FORTES, from several of the best
mskers of America, from the richest and ost els.
CANT to the lowest priced good instrument made -
Among Thorn some excellent Plan o. at low prces
suitable for schools.
Martins and other Guitars of various qualities
Superior Strings for Guitar and Harp.
A large stosk of late, fashionable and stan dard
Music and sstruction Books for Piano and Guitar
at as low prices can be obtained in any city.
Principals of Seminafies. Teachers, Parents and
Pupils, respectfully invited to examination of
their stock.
Prompt and faithful attention piven to orders ad.
dressedto JAMES WOODHOUSE CO,
oc 1T lS9 Man st., Richmond, Va.
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TRUST SALE OF VERY VALUA-

virtue Of Deed Of Trust s1ecuted 70 ne b. ThoS
Glenn, bearing date on the 24th day of September.
Isoi. 70 secure TO John Wombls L Co.. the payment
the premises ct public auction for cash, on TUBS.
pay the End day Of October, 1855, at o'clock Pm.
the following Real Estate. that 10 to say certain
lot OF ground ON Leigh street, In the city Of Rich.
mond. fronting on said Leigh street ia feet, and
runnains back I65 to a alley; on which thsrs Il 9
trust deed was executed was oceupisd By Denisl P.
aowie, and two brick tenemsnts, one Of Whish Of
the time Aforesaid was occupied BY Jaeob Hsrsman,
and the other by Mary Grafton. - e'-.--s
The title ID believed to be perfestly GOOD but tba
subscriber, selling az trustee. will convey With
special warranty only.
Sale conducted by 49, - -
se 20-tds PAVNU n MAYO Austss
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VERY DESIRABLE RESIDENcE
BY THOMAS w. KEESEE.
(Oh1ce with Geo. J. Sumner. No 90 Pearl al

IN FOUR MULES, WAGON AND
~ HARNESS., FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
WIN be sold on WEDNESDAY morning next, Oct,
50 on Council Chamber Hill, at Eernssrs Stable at
10 O'clock four very iins Young we!l.broke Muias
one wagon and Wood Body, with full sets Of Har-
TEnMs-Ninety days credit, for approved eudorsed
negotiable paper, with interest added
seS8 THOS w KEESEE Auct
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AUCTION sALHs.
By LARUs q SHINE.
A COUNTRY STOCK OFDRY GOODS.

A COUNTRY STOCK OF DRY GOODS
Un tn URgDAY the 4th Instant commsncins ~ m
Iic.osk We will sell. In sales Room up sfsirs,
; !, stock Of Dry 0ooda Clothing, Socks 10 be-.
sne eneefs OF country store, embrseins Ia mart
Ssmorics Muslips, superior sviss do, Meriuos. XIs.
T Ttoas Scotch 0inghsm,, Calicoes silks. satins.
cn nsead Lsces Cambria Inserting, Wells SIN and
GGossoo Hsndkerchiefs, Linen Chemzsttes Mournips
sssncoes, Satin Ribbons worked Sleeves, Gloves.
GIonne,s shavls Also, lot of Cloths Cassiu,eres'
anet', Vestinee; also good sssortment of seeson.
Socks. e' e--N w uS~en ne1SJ 1sfn
TERms-Cssh on delivery.
oc2 LARIIS 4 SPINE Aucts
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A DMINIsTRATOR's SALE OF Ne

al OMINISI RaIUK'S SALE OF ME-
n GROES, HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN
FURNITUkE. MEDICAL BOOKS, SURGICAL
NEXT, the 9th inst. i'll be sold at the residepce
OF the late pr Il. L. Bohsnnsn, Broad eet
opposite the Monumental Church. Negro Woman
and two liksiy children. Che w:nnsu il most az.
cellent seanstress. AI.o, all the, Household and
Kitchen Furniture, consisting Of he usual vsriety
seiecteJ, Including ( handsome a.osswood Piano
Also, his Medical Library consisting {no doubt) of
well selected works. Also, Lis sgraioal and other
Instruments OF vaiu9 to tle fesson The Negroes
will be sold at IL o'e!oSk, H., for .ash The Other
property will be sold upon credit of months for
oil sutas OF $50 snd over, tor approved endorsed
sale must be compiled with it8vsry case before the
property is delivered.
Secondhand Carriage ill be adde d to the abova
sale. GEO. WCODFIN Adm,r
oc 2-!t ~ '
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NOTICE TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
IN Having enisrged aud refitted my store, am
now prepared to serve them with as good article
had in the United Ststes.
ALSO.A large stock of NUTS, of every variety
RAloiNs, in whole. half ana quarter boxes; Prune,
Citron Currants; Preserved Ginger, &c.
ALsO-A large variety of FANCY GOODS; roys
Voins; Accordeans and Cigars, which l will sell at
wholesale or retail, on very reasonable terms. Give
me- trial. JAMES MOORE
Sc 27-6t 81 Main ar
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EALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS.
nov opened his New Stock for the season, W hich
embraces every variety of desirable goods in Fancy
and Staple On hand very large stock of Cotton
and Woolen Hosiery. Embrolderies. Handkerchief,
Cloaks ana falnas of the latest designs shawls,
Blankets, Fannels, English aud French Melnoes,
Ribbons, Trimmings. Lscss Prints, Goods for Cent?
AMI Boys' Wear &c,
The public is rep .ctfu1ly invited to examine m
stock before purchasing elsewhere. My priceswI
be uniform and low
VALENTINE COHEN,
&C 1-iw* It's Broad street.
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NIGARS AND TOBACCO.-Thes sub
~ scribers cali the attention of the public to the
following new brands of CIGARS AND TOBACCO:
La Csbsna, La Cathedral Victoria. Dos Hermanos,
Neuya Empress, PIince-jalma. Isabella, Florida,
Foptics, together with many other favorites.
CHEWING TOBAC Co-Csntelope. Palmetto
Pomegrapate, Pride of Virgins, Cherry Ripe, &c.
Persons wishing to purchase any article in line
are requested give call be fore purchasing else
where, as we are confident that suit them as
we'll any else in the city.
Great reduction made to those buying Cigars or
Tobacco by the quantity.
N. NORTON CO,
Importers Of Havana Cigars,
90 l-6t Opposite American Hotel
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AUCTION sArH..
THIS DAY
d LzRUs { SHINE.

N iGHI SALE, Dor. 1sr, 1870.
a. srr riunT sommsnci0e ct Oh, ws win sell
Of sts,is ~ u. Main Street. alares sasorfmsnt
srtisss - s na ksney 0oods embracing suaost eyerv
countr. We nnsy line, and suitable fof The city and
WIN ALSO, -
Gold 49,. nssIed, an extensive stock or EnsI,sh
indsrs! nstent a S Wstehes Gold Ankes s.d CYL
Also, splenSd snt Anehors and c. lipders
Gyn. egssiass With large stosL Of DoabIs Bsr.si
Iounsiy messhants would do well to attard th...
sales q great bargains may be expsstsS 49,
warranted to be ~ repre- presented ~"oos
&C It LARU9 b SHINE. Auat..
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BIZ BAKER, PLEAsANTs & CO.
FURNITURE. GROCERIEs CIGARS

y AND xOBACCO-We viii selI x snctio,- on
IOESoAY, the ID inst, lot Of Household Purn.
JIoeeries shoce lot Of Cigars. among which
nor iof OF g z. Words Jenny Lind Tobacco.
ALSO-Snew Buszies city made
BAKER. PLEAsANTs & CO,
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BY GODDIN & APPERsON. -
1O1 ACRES OF LAND IN CHEs-

1U3 O1sazO VE IlAN0 1N OIl1lEo-
~ TERRIFIED CO.. NEAR TO GLOVER
H ~ RAILROAD, FOR SALE AT AUCTION,
IN MANCHESTER.-Willb be sold. on TUESDAY,
sne q 0ca Der, 1855. at O'Clock r M. in front of
tract OF 40l acres OF land In the county Of Chester
held called sTayiors.n within mile Of the Clover
Hli Railroad and within miles OF the Court.House
and % from Richmond s~s i -, .3w
There is on the place Dwelling containing, =
rooms, besides large Stable, Kitchen. Smoke-house
&c About 40 acres cleared, balance In wood, with
.nbeient quantity Of timber for the of the place.
The sale viii positively take place. e.H
TERMs-Ons.fourth cash balance at 4, 8 and II
months for negotiable notes. interest added and title
retained till last note 10 paid
se24 GODDIN APPERsON. Aucts.
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BY GODDIN & APPERsON.
VALUABLE GRAN FROM,

v ALUABLE GRANITE FRONT
An .TENEMENT ON MAIN STREET FOR SALE
al al AUCTION VIII be sold, on TUESDAY the
! 0csoosr, 1855; on the premises commencing at
12utn nde OF Main street. opposite the A. Cbar.s
notei. now occupied BY Messrs. Henry & L.vis Nv
nsn, under lease at an annual rent of S7iO The
P1opeity 10 perfect repair-havng been thorou Oh
IuoJect to perpetual rent charge Of 9I66 66. nav
op,e annually on the 1st of December.
IERMs.One-fourth cash; balance at G. - and ia
snysS ~ ier negotiable notes. interest added, Sc
oe2 GoDpIN { APPERsoN, Auct..
VALUABLE LOTS IN THE PLAN
sstEITWEEN 1sT AND o Il SITS. FoR
SALE At AUCTION viii be soId, on MONDxY
tne osn Yet, 1855, on the premises coumeneins Al
aoo,s,o. most beautiful square of land, No s.
S4n.snins ~ acres, In the plan Of Woodve. on the
Meehauicsvile turnpike, one mile East from R,sL.
deuce. Va SUBURBAN fesi'
i. Aso-s Building OF. In tb. ,sms MA, f,.,.,.
each A feet, running back lat feet to an aiisv
pat OF the property can be seen at our ofise
ana on the next day, viz: TUESDAY oh Oct
ISso. viii be- sold most valuable Building Lot on
streets, fronting 40 feet running bs Ok 1Gs f.st
TERMS -One-third cash; balance at and month,
TOT negoelaole notes, interest added secured no =
tro os : Decd OF title sD Tss,insd .n....o
\ HANDSOME LOTS in thu Plan IF
Navy Hi! for SALE AT AUCTION-Will he
.p On mhaDAY Afternoon 5h October 1855 on
Building Lots in the plan Of Navy Hiil. 2 Of than
fronting on the west line Of 4.h street, and Of them
fronting on the west side Of 5th street ''
Tefms-a cash; bslancs at 8 and months, for ne.
deed. GODDIN APPERSoN 49,. .o't
oc at Aa''''
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BY RICHARD CAUTHORN.

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT
AUCTION-On TUESDAY, oh inst, at q
O'Clock, P. shall nell at auction, On the pre- misses
the house and lot lately occupied by Mr.. E. Gath.
right fro ntns 81 feet S0h street between Leigh
and Marshall streets, and running back the whole
depth of the square about 1925 feet.
The dwelling is Of wood and contains rooms and
Terms accommodating and made known on day of
sale. R. CAUTHORN.
oc
TRY GOODS, CLOTHING, &C., AT
~ AUCTION.-On WEDNESDAY, 81 inst at 10
o'clock at my store will sell at auction for cash
assortment of Dry Goods, Clothing, Shoes. sc.
os X. CAUTHORN
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GLOTHING AND GENTLEMEN'S
~ FURNISHING Wharf.-The subscriber hav-
ing lately arrived in thiE place he's just opened his
large and well selected stock Of
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
AND ALL KINDS OF
GENTLEMEWS FURNISHING GOODS
which he offers for sale at the very lowest New YORK
cash prices.
Being connected with a large annfacturing busi.
pess in New York, aud having acquired thorough
knowledge Of the Clothing Trade in Lynchbure
whers he has been in thiz business for the last ten
gears, he 10 prepared to offer Inducements seldom
met with Therefore, come one come all, befole
purchasing elsewhere, and judge for yourselves.
My motto IL. "quick sales and small profits"
SAMUEL GUGGENHEIMER
Under the St. Charles Hotel, Richmond, Va.
su Ism
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Very truly yours.

,sm., = Dfs Taber, TsIisterro and Jackson w,l,
viii Iaa, ~ nS'chmond until Friday. Judge DIN
scrtaIs !. S Soi the ssme day. DR. Moore, Of
uspj !, an, u0lng wen; DR. Hsrgrove, of Rich.
20. s,nng'on apoihecsry, from Char lesion Mr
a. rn ~, snu Is thought must lie The nSrslcians
sprnsa rnheusiy OF opinion that 1t will be- bisb.v
srl shn lor any absentees to return 10 Norfn,s
III y. amer vey decided irefze ~ NoiioiK
u, . Ven r 1x-PresIden. Tyler goes up 70.
A,bs p .s,s rGrs Peck, to attended the rneet,no
~, p"v ~ VI visitors Of William and MARY Col.
ayw-,I =, sn s's'ion 10 your city He Is looking
.alb "u'! may long continue in good
OATS.
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HUGGINB-WATCHE JEWEL
y RY AND SILVER WARE, No, 1921 Main
street, directly opposite the American Hotsl-has
Just received this day an invoice OF very handsome
hicn Jewery, in addition to his present stock.
which he ofsrs very low. at Wholesale or retail:
Couatiy merchants respectfully invited to call
and examine This stock, which will be sold on the
He 10 also prepared for the manufactory and re-
durability.
Mr. A. z. PEBBLES will give special attention to
the WATCH REPAIRING and ENGRAVING De
PAkfMENT In whstever there will be done TO
satisfy the patrons Of the establishment
90 lint
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CARPETS, CARPETS. L Cotton Car
~ pets. Hemp do; Ingram dc; Threeply do Brus.
sells do; Velvet do.
In the two latter varieties we have some superb
patterns.
Printed Drusgets by the yard; do do in squares
perior veivets and other Ruxs.
ocI C. HARTWELL co.
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p00osnse Of the Dispatch.
liz bow 1sinsxourH, Sept. 3o-ll p. NJ.
Aesf midnight and the rain Is
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ARREsT.-Anderson, the negro shsrsea with moi.
sonirs ufnerous persons az the house of Fl enry g
Kane, E.q, and who escaped from Scott county Jail
the all at Lebanon.
Hon. Henry A. Wise, Governor elect, and HOG,
ingtor. " ''A'
There were S55 deaths in New York last week
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MI KS. c. J. AL L e N respectfully an
AVA nounces to the citizens and the public In .ar,
eral that she has just returned from the Northsru
cities and In full receipt of the late and Fail svfa
consisting of DRESS CLOAK MANTTEs IL 800
will receive them as the season advances. ~
All orders from the country will receive nromut
attention. -s'sSP ie1Ps
PATTERNS furnished to order. Also. cb;ld~ann,,.
very handsome. OAAs".eas
a Blk DREss-MAKERs WANTED. An,lv
soon. ne n-clm No. lf6 MAIN STREET
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Ekfh FOR PHILADELP HIA-
e. p e.. The No l steamship VIRGINIA,
A. M. -,o.o' a. SiocA
For freight or passage, having superior accomn,o.
da.ions' apply % H. E. FUTILE, Agent.
20 @o-os --'- Rocketts.
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.<@I MUSIC LESSONS.-MADAMx
xE*K MARIE ESTVAN, and her sistsr. M.ds-
A&4 moiselle LAURA LACY offer thar go
vices a. TEACHERS OF MUSIC. Ths1
vii give Lesson on the Piano, the Guitar. and In
Singing. Charges a. usual -' "Ao ="
Thsy would refer to MI. Hubert r Lefsbyrs. -
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NJ OTTO E The Co Partnership of
~ BROWN SHOOK, having been dissolved.
the undsrsisned with be responsible for NO dsbts
hereafter contracted by bis late partner, John III
shook. % s9-Iws SAMUEL 8. RROWN.
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Sale Of Free Negroes.

OK Monday last, tho first day Of July
term Of Fauquier County Court, two ne.
gro men, who had been freed about q
year ago. was sold, in compliance with
a previous order Of the court, for re.
naming in the Common wealth contrary
to law.
These negroes were cmancipated by
the will Of John EdmonJs, deceased,
formerly Of Culpepper county, with the
condition tina. they should first serve Jo.
seph Homer, of Warcn,on, for the term
Of twenty years. After gaining their
freedom, they went to the District oI
Columbia. Having become tired of the
streets Of such freedom as they there
(ound, they voluntarily returned and
asked 10 be sold as slaves--lor their
privilege Of remaining in The common
wealth.
Credat Judaeus!
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LUMBER-MEN, BOAT-BUlLDERS,
AND ALL OTHERS IN
TERESTED IN


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LOUISIANA; IeH"S, y. A.ka.'s"s, MsSUu, Ss.,.o. s..a
MA, "ha an .nI r ~ VI ."e C"'e" "'"'eS
ana the nou'n ma' OF ILLINOIS. 'S..,.,.,
we nave iully .eslea the prac'capnsly o..
salo NH, ana nav,hg aone 80 we osnmoen.,y @
c.alm ioI II me ,onow,ms advantages o'ei ""'
o'no. TO- Saw wv, n. NV. Mom '" III "SS ,,x,,;,;,,.
Isl I1s cheapness a, anu D;,, uHraoli'.yi ;.,,
~. we can move 'he ih'i' 10 '''hoc'' '''S'ea'
OF ,,mnef n', 10 nl.iI.
3a. Inc carriage runs ievel VIII ,;, .ne g.o""t''
anu is IN sec.ons 80 'nat tnc ',,nnr ohn shn, "s
sawed OF any eheIh, wi'hou' stump 'S"o' a'
the saw &C. GUS ooth ways.
aih. Inc saw runs nor,zonlhliy "n' pe..ns
on the iop oI me iog' wn'ch prevents a'l spr,ne,
ing and IS peculiarly aaapten 10 the saving o'
Ship flnnk' fioor t'mpers, &c. NV.
ON. IL can ne a,,ached 10 any steam OF wa
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-08-14

CTOLEN, from the subscriber, In Ironton.
- on The evening OF the 7th inst, q small
white dog, supposed to be q mixture Of rat ter
rier and lap doL with brass collar, left car
shaded with yellow was shaved from the
shoulders back, no other distinguishing marks
remembered. / will give the above reward fol
IN. appse ehension Of the thief and the dog, Of
q reasonable recompense will be given for the
return Of the latter, or information where
can obtain him. 8. ". hAhfhh.
IroAton, August "A, tsS6.-2S-St.
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IRONTON MARKETS.
CORRECTED By RoDGIiRs, MURDOCH 4 Co
REMARKS.

Business generally has been better and trade livccr
than for months previous. Domestic markets present
he tier fen tlrc than last week, md we lnk that with
fair weather enough for farmers TO secure their crops
our fall trade will he good one. Mo'asscs, Sugar and
Bacon ure still 6,m aud prices incline upward. The
advance in -four has ngain given way, and we hope
soon to see breadstuIs nj reasonable price Al The
market house produce is more ahnndan, and prices
lower the supplies reasonably good and sales ren
div affected. We would advse our farmer friends Il
luy aside the cap.sheaves ihnt may have sprou'cd
ns u small quantity sprou,ed whent will spoil tit
sule of ,hn, which may be otherwise perfect