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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-11

RIVE DOLLARS REWARD--kana
= way from my mother, ON Sunday, tho 3ist Dec.
1851 negro man named FLEMING, about 8 feet &
or inches high, and has . hs under lin. bit.
ten In fight He ID well known to tho citizens of
Richmond and Henrico. AZ he has been driving an
ice wagon TO kichmond for 90 years lie In no douht
paid Tor me- delivery to me at Henrco County Jsil'
h"-T. ALEX. B. HUTCHINSON.
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TAYLOR WILLIAMS Aucta. jal0
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE

II 'nOO - SdhE We FaLOADLC
l. LAND NEAR THE CITY.-By consent of the
parties and in conformity with the provisions of a
Deed of Trust dated I'd January, 1884, and recorded
in HeErico County Court, will be sold THURS
DAY, 18th of January, 1855, at II O'Clock NJ, upon
the premises the land conveyed in said Deed being
pact OF lana lying west OF and nsar TO the city #
ing 7Sa acres and adjoining the lands of r. R. Duva
R. Mitchell and others.
This land is beautifully situsted portion heavily
wooded. with Improvements, &c and will probably
be divided into several parcels to suit purchasers.
TERMS As stated in the Trust Deed require cash
sufficient pay expenses of sale; and sara 25 with
interest from the LIST of January, 1854; ia Is with
interest from the LIST of January, 1884, payable LIST at
January, 1885, and ths remainder payable as the
grantor in the said Deed of Trust may direct; but it
is probable, however that an arrangement more IA
vorable to purchasers may be made. Sy request OF
the Trustees TAYLOR WILLIAMS,
Auctoneers
AFTER the sale of the land will be sold
fine young MULES, l good WAGON, superior
MILCh COWS. HORSE, &c. T. &W,
las Aucts
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FISE.-The Floyd InteIlgencer states that the
dwelling house of Mr.. James Ingram, of Franklin
county, entirely consumed by FIRE some two
weeks ago. Ii was the re,ult OF accident.
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BY RICHARD CAUrHORN.

STRAY MARE AT AUCTION.-On
~ SATURDAY. Goth inst at the large Horse Lot
nearly in rear of my store, will sell Auction for
cash, a sprighty BAY MARE. having marks of be M
adraught animal. The same was taken up by Mr. Jas.
Binford, in the lower part of Henrico county, as
estray, ard duly advertised. She be seen at the
stable OF Robt +. Brosdius 18th between Frank
lin and Grace SITS. R. CAJJTHORN
ia 10-drd&w wilt Auct
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ga, 'NeE-Lucas, convicted in New Haven.
'''1' OF the crime OF placing distractions ON a
"scH' las been sentenced to five YEARS
l''l labor In the state Prison
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VALUABLE BRICK TENEMENT

Nv LA@IO&AIEL1A4 DFblOIN N 1
ON FRANKLIN STREET AND LOCUST
ALLEY, AT AUCTtON--On WEDNESDAY, 18th
January et3l O'Clock, p. H., upon the premises, will
be sold That Brick Tenement and Lot at the south
east corner of franklin street and Looms. alley
occupied by Mrs Bailey harding House. Its
central location and good arrangement renders the
property desirable reside for persons engaged
10 business in the ne ghborhood
TERMS: One-fourth cash, balance at 4, and u
months. with interest added and secured by trust
deed Taxes for the present year TO be paid by the
purchaser.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
ARRIVAL OF THE NORTH STAR.

TIRE Weeks Later from California Large
AmonRt Of G0ld--Great Storm at Aspia-
~aH-4 Russian Prirateer-Iateresting
from South america.
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TEN DOLLARS REWARD-Ranaw a,

n from the subscriber on "Wednesday, the 4th Of
January. very black Boy, BOB. He is about lG
years old and about feet high and sammers q little
when excited. He has been seen in Richmond
about the New Market. lie came from Goochland
county; near johnson Springs TO which place it is
probable he will attempt to return ] will give the
above re yard for him. delivered at my Farm on the
brooke Turnpike or if lodged in Jail. so that can
secure him. JOHN c.fTAYLOR.
ia IH-te
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.b.. a. -i1'ANA The mai! last evening breusb.
WING PARTICULARS Of the news from Havana.
y The steamer Cahawb,: '''' "a'""s'
s'-.sug ~ Lasosie, arrested at Baracoa, wa, pro
E.II a. 49, '4e ha7 made declaration eyorersttinc
'ld hs ooo,npHcity With The affair OF Bsrscoa
.ats Of H. Ji1les any connection with The Cub.n
To-, se,rr5 United States and saws he was slons ~,
Be e.ndeI6rs aiG Is ready TO die He would probabjv
would psrsai out 1t was thought Governor Concbs
john {, pt {siH and the hsnd on hoard III. ..A
GsgF,. n were only charged with smugeIins
tta5s 'auhoers came Passenger ia Ia. e.,
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~ Monday as. a negro man named Lewis the
t..., 'l'- smith Minor, committed suicide by
@--''s hImseli in Alexandria county.
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NOTICE The undersigned has the honor

NVIICE TIC FHUtTsIgHbu Idk the HONOR
TO inform the public of thi. city and the count y
that he has opened DYEING ESTABLISHMENT
m al ts 'rious branches. aud is ready eceve
ali Kinds OF goods and Of every desc pton appertain-
ing to Ladies and Gent ms apparel His long and
wei Known practical experiences In this country as
we as In Europe as Dyer and FiniaheF allows N
10 present himself to ts public being fully quail
NED 10 render good service and he hopes that finding
TINS statement ast and right, they will patronize him
lie VIII endenvor by prompt attendance and mode
rate prices, to give s. titfactiop
DyeinB and Cleansing done In the neatest and most
efpeGif Gus EtIGENR lANICEE
I'm lss, Main street, between IN ana 10Th
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BY TAYLOR & WILLIAMS
TRUSTEES sALE-Rv v;rtua of

'hUoIEES SALE.-By virtue of
Il Deed of Trust executed to me nv John Ann,s
yard dated the Sd day Of January 1854 and ans "a
corded in the Clerks Office ct the Hustings Cent ~
the City of Richmond. shall proceed to seI w H.
highest bidder, at public Auction, for cash IN th
Basin Bank, in the city Of Richmond near the orr
of Eustace & Appleyard, on MONDAY the 18th a.
of January, 1855, Canal FREIGHT BOATS, c.lles
the Keystone" and the 'O,d Dominion" toeetheI
With the Teams attached and beloDein to the said
Boats, consisting of MULES and HORSES and
all the Tackle, Furniture and equipments belonsine
to, used with, the said Boats.
C. 9. GRISWOLD. Trustee.
TAYLOR WILLIAMS, Aucts ia 5-dtds
SALE OF MULES AND HORSES
Immediately after the above sale. will be sold six
MULES. among which is very valuable pair being
young of fine size. handsome appearance, accus
toned to drawing Carriage and Buggy. and cannot
be surpassed. TAYLOR 4 WILLIAMS,
ia IL Aucts
9 A l. Z Or CANAL BOAT "OLD
~ NORTH STATE" AT AUCTION, UNDER
TRUST DEED.-By virtue OF a deed of trust Fl ON
Eustace Appleyard, dated 7th March, 1854 duly
recorded in Richmond Hastings Court. l shall as
Trustee therein named, proceed to sell at public
auction, the Basin bank, in the city of Richmond
near the Office of Eustace Appleyard, the Canal
Boat "Od North State" with it's appurtenances
The sale will take place MONDAY the 18th of
January, 1855, at the hour of II O'Clock NJ.
Terms cash E. J. PICOT Trustee
Sale conducted by GoDDIN l. APPERsoN, Aucts.
las
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DUMPS! PUMPS!!-Just received at
my store on 18th st., between Main and Cary, q
large surely OF Cistern, Well, Garden Engine, and
ath7r Force, Lever, and Double action Pumps OF
patterns with brass and iron cylinders which
will sell on tho most accommodating terms Per
sons needing such articles should give me call
mh 5l-h CRA&LEe 81 LANGLEY,
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,As' ran into and sunk by the steamer
~ maine. at Hell cate, New York, last Mon.
HAVEN p"'A'' HUN NC"
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CONDITION OF MIR. NORRIS

WAsHINGToN, Jan. 10.-Hon. Moses Norris.
Senator from New Hampshire, is much bet
ter, and there are now strong hopes for his
recovery.
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WE have just received handsome as
W sor:ment of Chamber and Paror Furniture,
consisting of MahoganT Wardrobes; Ladies' Cabin is;
Bureaus: msrble-top Washstands; Rosewood and Ma
hogaDy Marble-top Tables; Sociable Tete-a-Tetes,
Springseat Sofas; so different patterns of Chairs;
sprini seat Carved Rocking Chairs; Mahog'y French
Bedsteads
Also, lot OF beautiful Chamber Sets, Fancy
Clocks. &c. And will be sold at prices to suit the
times. LARUS l. SHINE,
ia lots ~ Main at
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GREAT SALE OF RARE AND VA
" LUABLE BOOKS AT AUCTION on WE'D
SESOAY EVENING. Jan. 10th, at z O'Clock, ana
continue every evening through the week.
This stock embraces all the Standard Works in.
Guiding History, Poetical, School, Classical, Law,
Medical &c. &c.
Books, Prayer Books, Blank Books, Asricultursi
Works some so different authors Albums AnnuaIa
and Holiday Presents for 1855, Diaries Pocket Me-
moIandums, Gold Pens and Pencils &c
Also will he sdded, by order of the Court 214 CO.
very ably written work.
Catalogues are now ready
ELIAS HALE, Auct.
ia No log Main t.
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FEATHER BEDS AND MATTRESS
Es-T0 HoUSEKEEPERs I'VE have for
sale - new Feather Beds SO Cured air Mattresse,
|oo shuek eo--sll city made, and will be sold low
Tn M LARuS SHINE,
!@"-i" ~ Main ut.
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'oVifs-It il said that a commission de
r.a.. mas O'rA sent out by the family of Miss
''1 mat Mario las given his depos i,ion that
-s 's mouoInauiac.
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NOOIEL OALE Or FOUh GA
HORSES. &c.-As Trustee in deed of trust dated
9th Nov, 1854, from Eustace 4 Appleyard. duly re-
corded in Richmond Hustings Court. | shall proceed
site the office of Mess-s. Eustace & Appleyard, on
MONDAY, the 18th January, 1855, at the hour of ~
in good running order viz: The ''Keystone," sold
Dominion" "Old North State" and ''Little Tennes
see."
ALSO-13 Mules, 8 Horses, with Gearing Ropes
and all other appurtenances belonging to said boats
and teams
Terms cash, or its equivalent.
w. D. SIMS, Trustee.
Sale conducted by GoDDIN l. APPERsoN, Aucts.
JAZZ
P. S.-Will be sold at the same time and place
three very superior young Mules one of which draws
finely TO a buggy. Terms at sale. ia 10
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MASONIC BOOKS.-A history of the
w Most Worshipfut Grand Lodge Of Virginia, It's
origin and progress and mode of development BY
John Dove, Nj D. Published by order of the Grand
Lodge. To which is added the old charges of the
free and accepted Masons, collected from the re-
cords by }. Anderson. A Nj The old regulations an
Client constitutions, &c. Published and for sale at
Is cents by J. w RANDOLPH.
L 5 O-Doyes Masonic and Royal Arch Text
Books, al 81 Is. ia9-3t
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ja9 TAYLOR L WILLIAMS, Auct.
lot OF LAND IN MANCHESTER,

O'Clock T. NJ, upon the premises, will be sold a
Lot of Land in the town of Manchester, at the cor.
OF Hull and Allen streets, fronting 10 feet on
Hull street, and running back 100 feet on Allen st
After which, will be sold lot of Old Bricks new
Window and Door Frames.
jas Auct,.
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.r...,, 5',.s lNo) Independent gives the partic.
d, ''-ruiy between Marcellus Harris and
riEi'h, IN which the latter was killed
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SILKS! SILKSi-We call the attel ton of
~ Ladies' ia want OF rich Dress Silks to our prese mt
assortment consisting of choice patterns Plaid
and Brocade; also plain Blrck. Plaid, Brocsde and
Striped Silks which win sell at greatly reduce
prices. J MILEHISER l. BRO
ia los Broad street
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BY PAYNE 4 MAYO.

SALE OF CORN AT AUCTION.-Wir
- De sold. on FRIDAY next, TIE 18th inst. at ]:
ppscocE, at Bankstown, about mile from the citv
;i1 mond. on the North side Of the Canal and ad
ssn ,a'he hollywood Cemetery. from one hundred anf
atty 70 Two hundred barrels Of Corn
Terms made known at the sale.
Ja9-Id PAYNE l. MAYO. Aucta.
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THRUST SALE OF CANAL BOAT

TRUST SALE OF CANAL BOAT
L "KEYSTONE," AND TEAM AND APPUR-
TENANCES.-Pursuant to tae provisions of deed
of trust executed by John Appleyard to me- Trus-
tee for Anne APpeyard, dated the l4th day of jan
the Richmond Hastings Court, shall on MONDAY
the 18th of January. 1855. at 10 o'clock M at the
Basin, in the city of Richmond sell at public auc.
tion to the highest bidder. for ready money the Ca
nal Boat, called the KEYSTONE, with Teams and
sppurenances thereunto belonging in order to salts
fy the debt secured by the said deed.
de23 THOS J. EVANS. Trustee
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HE OUTRAGE OH THE STEAMER BENJA-
MN FRANKLIN.-We stated on Tuesday that
the steamer benjamin Franklin, OF n York
had been fired into while leaving the port of
81 Thomas, where she had been lying for
o"me time. The case was Immediately tax en-
uF by Major Helm, the t. 5. consul, who, in
IL letter to the Governor of the island, dated
the sd u!t, states that she was chartered by
Mr. Cameron, the mail agent. to take the
English mails and a number OF passengers
H. Barbados, in consequence of the regular
mail steamer not arriving in due time She
Was cleared as an American steamer Major
IL. further states:
At about 3 o'clock the clearance was
granted. and after sunset the same person who
granted the clearance, or one of his subOrdi-
mates, placed on board the mails The yes
4 So. WAS detained until about : o'clock, T. NJ,
q Ill taking on passengers and baggage. When
Size -. under way in passing the western
y tort. blank cartridge was fired at her, when
8 'Ht lmme dlateIy stopped her engines, and as
a soon as practicable, backed in to ascertain
8 lire cause Of the shot being fired; and while
y III HE act Of returning, three balls were fired
I At her in quick succession-ther being only
Il lew seconds between each. The first miss
"a the second struck and damaged the YES.
u Sci ahatt-rlhg several planks, and breaking
ana inIuHn- every thing in a stateroOm on
& Tue alITboMd quarter, i'll which were a lady
ana cluld, Who miracuIously escaped unin-
ared the third shot passed Immediately oy er
i 'hr vessel, and within q foot of the heads of
1 TWO oi the officers The vessel came into
i !hr harbor and anchored until about two o.
q clock on Yesterday, torepair temporarily the
4 'tAa4e, when she again set sail with mails
&A1 passengers
Inc commander Of the fort excused the
i outrage by alleging that he was not aware
she iad been chartered to carry the mails,
3 anu minated that she was fired into because
8 ,"t Was suspected of belonging to a fillibus-
I 'Hu- expedition. This excuse Major Helm
"''-'.rTed IN keeping with the outrage, and
4 '"'ie''re demanded the payment of all dam
q '~t anu expense incurred. He further in
.Mtd tile Governor that he should urge
q ,'' Government to demand of the Danish
,'' eminent the removal of the officer of the
~. =. who committed the outrage
i"s Governor replied, expressing his re-
L'g' III The occurrence, and saying he had or
s -s.'4 a military court of inquiry to make all
"' s'H-aton. lie further assured Mai. Helm
& ''.' nothing would be left undone BY him to
~.r' satisfactory adjustment of The diff
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A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

persons having claims against the Estate of Or.
WIN. } Clark, deed, requested TO present hem,
properly aBthe nticated, to the gned and ali
those indebted TO The said Eftate, requested to
m IKE payment with as little delay possible.
ia t--0ts MICAJAH H. CLARK Admir-
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BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOT ON
AZ CHURCH HILL, AT THE CORNER OF
18th AND STREETS. AT AUCTION. On MON
D AY, 18th January, at 81 O'Clock, P. NJ, upon the
premises will be sold beautiful lot of ground at the
corner OF 18th and X streets, Church Hill near
the new Baptis church and ad ioniug tho residence
Of MIR. George Woodn, fronting 50 feet and running
back 100 feet to an alley IA feet wide
TERMS One-third cash. balance at and months
with interest edded. and title retained and If
the purchaser can heve the benefit OF loan of $500
on the lot, obtained from a Building Association.
jag TAYLOR WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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A DAMS d CO.'S NEW YORK, Wiz.
"A GINA AND NORTH CAROLINA STEAM
SHIP EXPRESS, PER UNITED STATES MAIL
STEAMERS ROANOKE AND JAMESTOWN TO
AND FROM NEW YORK, RICHMOND Pr
TERSBUR0, &c, &c, kc-Having efected arran re-.
ents with the u s. mail line of steamers from New
York to Norfolk and Richmond for, rEcIAL ExpREss
PRIVILEGES on that route, now prepared 10
receive and forward, to and from New York MER-
CHANDiSE and PACKAGES of every descriptiou
with dispatch and at greatly reduced rates
Our Express will leave New York every Wednss.
day ard Saturday per splendid steamers ROANOKE
and JAMESTOWN alternately. Goods will be re-.
ceived eft our New York office, 80 Broadway until 3.
O'Clock, 2. NJ, on the day of sailing.
Merchants and others ordering goods from New
York, are requested to order By adams & co -
STEAMSHIP EXPRESS
Our inland Express will run a. heretofore lesyins
New YoTh and Richmond daily, in charge OF special
messengers All Goods not marked to 20 Wis the in
land routs, will be forwarded by the Aeamer Ex.
press. ADAMS & CO.
NOTICE.-Express packages for Nor
folk, Petersburg and Richmond, intended for ship.
ment per steamers Roanoke or Jamestown, win
hereafter be received by ADAMS & CO, SO Broad
way, who are the only authorized agents for Express
privileges by those steamships
LUDLAM x PLEAsANTs,
te 6-ts sS Broadway, New York.
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{. esa, IohK Jan. 9.-Arriyed bsrk ch,n,,.,.-
ea5sg .t mo LEFT IN port on the 94tb nj NJ
N, tro 1n'ps Grey Eagle from Philadelnhia and
rig cg,,t, baltimore Also arrived This eveniaa
saI EDg,,s OF Baltimore from st Thomas and
aus ~ days later than the above '"'
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BY LARUS q. SHINE.

THRU STE Els SALE-STOCK OF
4 CLOTHING. STORE FIXTURES, &c, AT
AUCTION in pursuance of the power invested in
me, Trustee, l shall sell at public Auction, on
MONDAY Morning, 18th inst, at 10 O'Clock, at the
.tore of Messrs Lsrus Shine, IA Main st. the resi-
due of the stock of Clothing, &c, belonging to Mr.
VIM. H. Benson.
TERMs-Under $50, cash; 800 and over, a credit of
three months for approved paper
VIM. II. LYONS, Trustee.
LARUS l. SHINE. Aucts. iaS
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Tomas d I s,.,; January 9.-The grocery Store OF
'feets os.s 1--WE s, corner of stenben and son,h
~ The destroyed by Ere at O'Clock this morn.
ayyg. '' 's estimated at s., 800 Insured for
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AUCTION eArreS
FUTURE DAYS.
BY LARuS L SHINE.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOT on
IsTH STREET. BETWEEN LEIGH AND
CLAY, AT AUCTfON.-On MONDAY, the 22d jan !.
at auction valuable building lot, on fsth sire I'll
fronting 3i feet and running back CO feet and Iyins
between the property of Mrs. d. 8 Sebsrmerborp
and Mrs Dora Allen Muuden.
TERMS One-half cash; balance mouths, neaotis.
BILE paper, interest added and title retained
ia III LARUS SHINE Au.ts
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AOOTAOA 0AE0m EsN
WILL BE HIRED OUT !. 60 =
1Av n. hss 9f.a Cosnfy Court Hosss. . TIrSss
t1 I'LL, lin 30. O. the present month, 4 is 49,
.s:.i ss c.si fs s.. e. q:
be aeas Court Of or tie cssv !. = -
n ss-.a ALrx- 3. HsSS!rG :;E
81 THOMAS w. REESE.
tohce ct Geo. J. summers. No. % Pearl str,e&,
WILL be sold at auction, on THyJRs
DAY afternoon next lIth Inst cemnsesiss
between 2lst and I'D streets Said houses q - e,
nGssd within three da Ta fem srs e !s
BY ALEXANDER MOTT.
A DEMONSTRATORS sALE.-WM +.
@ sold at sue'ion, on THURSDAY, the 1ith ipsts
formerly occupied By the late VIM. McIsnss,, sAcE
be Tools and other impements of the ssid McTa.e6.
wbseswsy tor carrying on the BlssLnith and
which will be found one II ar horse power sTEIn
ENGi y ~ runnine order; one large SIZE PUNCH
large BELLOWS and four ANviLs; two so sS
taper MANDRILLs, measuring 20 inches ana three
TERMS made known the dav of SALE
THOS- FAHERTY. Administrater
W-sale to be conducted by ALEX. Norr, Xacts.
BY DAVENPORT, ALLEN & CO.
GROCERIES AT AUCTION.-On
4 10 Ta e1 ilth January. 1855 We Win I'll
GROCERIES,, viz:
200 Bags Lssusyra and Java COFFEE
'o 69 G.e CsIu'hed, Powdered and Coffee 81.
Green ard Black TEAS
French BRANDY
Rum. WINE
SOAP, CANDLES
SALT: GLASS SILK HATS
HERRINGS
MOLASSES, &C., &c.
ALSO.
500 Demijohns of suitable sizes
20 Bales Alicant Door Matt.
ALSO,
$50 Boxes RAISINS
200 do FIGS
10 Packages CURRANTS
TERMs-Under 500, cash, 500 and over. mr..
credit for approved paper.
de n DAVENPORT. ALLEN l. CO. Auct,
BY ELIAS HALE,
Auctioneer and Commission MerchsnfN
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BY KENT, PAINE & KENT.

CARGO OF SUGAR AND MOLASSES
~ AT AUCTION. AT THE DOCK.-On FRI
DAY 18th inst, at the lower shed at the Dock,
menciDR at l0t O'Clock, will sell the cargo of the
schr Louisa Dyer, from New CLEANS. with
1s1 hhds. prime new crop SUGARS
go bbls. do do MOLASSES.
TERMs-Under 800 cash; over 500, four months
credit, for approved negotiable paper
CRAS r. WORKMAN CO.
Sale conducted by Me,srs. KENT, PAINE KENT.
Aucts jal0-St
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DOLL BUTTER.- 10 Bbls. strictly
In prime Rocking cham and Augusta county roll
BUTTER, in stores lots receiving daily: for sale
by fla l0-5t HULST 4 KING
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DEAL ESTATE AT AUCTION
~ Will be sold on SATURDAY, the iath 20 !,
January l8 at O'Clock. two vaIuabls BuiIsins
Lots on Rockets OF Lester street. extending to VS.
East Nicholson street. nearly opposite the ri
dwelling of Larkin p Ford, and but short distsncs
from the new Methodist Church, now being built on
said sire ct
After WHICH, will be sold about twenty lots in the
Town of Fulton.
Terms At sais TAYLOR l. Will LIAMs,
IL Aucte.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-11

NOTICE.-In accordance with decree
IN of the County of Nettoway, made at its Sep
TENDER term, 1854 will sell at the American Hotel
in the city of Richmond, ON WEDNESDAY, 18th of
January, 1855, at IL O'Clock, the following Stock:
81 shares Roanoke Stock
n shares Richmond and Petersburg Railroad
Stock
10 shares Manchester Cotton and Wooden NJ do
5 shares Appomattox: Navigation Stock.
A. P MILLER,
Conmittes for Sarah B. Miller
Sale conducted by JOHN A. LANCASTER Son,
Stock B rockers. de 18-dtd
In addition to the above
Nine shares of Stock in the Richmond and Peters.
burg Railroad, belonging to the estate :of M. f
Flournoy.
BY order of r. w. Flournoy, Ex'or.
JNO A. LANCASTER,
ia III Stock Broker.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-11
10th st., between Main and Carr

WANTED-Three Apprentices wanted
at the shove business. A., B. r.
ia 8-6t<
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-11

IRISH LINENS! IRISH LTNENS!i-
We in receipt of several cases of first rate Irish
Linens, from low priced to superior quality; good
article for S7k cents. Call and get supply
at J. MILLHtSER Il BROS
ja9 1873 Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-11

THO MANUFACTURES OF TOBACCO
n COL have on hand some 8s and SIS MILLS
which am DESTROYS to dispose of on very reasolable
terms. Those DESTROYS TO purchase. will please call
at AUGUSTUS MAILERT'S
ia 10 No Al MsiL at