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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-09-02
Notice.

TOWN LOTS FOR SALE.
Il HE American Hotel property (beiDg "a
| Iots) is hereby offered for sale. The ground
would be sub-divided to suit purchas rs. Per-
sons wishing TO buy real estate in Charlotte,
would do well TO examine this properly
1t possesses advantage, in location opd other.
wise, hich Will at no distant day, render II
very valuable.
For particulars, address me at Concord,
North Carolina.
RUFUS BARRlNGER.
August 5, 1S56-4w
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-09-02
READ THIS
AND
Take Notice.

IL, dington, have pI to close up the business
said firm therefore notify all persons indeUlsu
either by note or book account, made at C5eT
Creek or Rocky River Store, that longer lnuuIf
genee will not be given. as the largest number
said notes and accounts have now stood too ioph
unsettled, Theshortest and quickest course WIZ
be pursued for their collection. Call at the VI"
Gerry Store Of Springs & Mcleod, Charion'
or at the Store, at Rocky River, where the D U.s.
ness will be continued, and settle the same foI'D'
with. LEROY SPRINGS,
Surviving partner
August 5, 1S56-tf
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-09-02
Notice.
a Valuable HOUSE and LOT
For Sale

THE subscriber offers for sale his AsXTA,
l large and weli-improved HOUSE EsEH
and LOT, situated in the southern ~ -
portion OF tho town, adjoining the Lots now
owned by Il. F. Davidson and A. Ii. Martin,
known as the Sp' at p operty. Mr.. John
Daniel is fully authorized to make sale in my
absence. Persons in want of desirable sit
u ition in town, would do well TO cali and OK
anime this property. The House and all on.
buildings are new and in frst-ratc ORDER
Possession given Immediately. Terms made
to suit the purchaser.
JOHN ALLISON.
T. S.-The property will be rented until the
lst Of January, 1857, t" good tenant.
August -, SJ6-tf
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-09-02

y BLOODY RECoRD.-There are fifteen
cases of murder on the New Orleans court
docket.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-09-02
D. r. ATCHISON,
W. H. RUSSELL,
J. c.. ANDERSON.
A. c.. BOON.

STILL IATER,-Monday morning, 18th,
10 o'ciock.-W. II. Russell, L. Hinkle and
JOS. G. Anderson have just arrived from
Kansas, to urge our citizens to go immedi-
ately to the rescue of our friends in Kansas.
They confirm the above, and say that things
are worse than represented, and that three
hundred men must go up on Wednesday,
August the 2Dth.
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S63,6O4,O23

Total S63,604 ,023
The Bounty Land act of this session will
dispose of millions of acres, but the head of the
Pension Bureau can give no idea Of the pro6a-
BILE quantity Baltimore american.
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STILL LATER.

is, from the border counties, which state
that $500 men would enter Kansas on the
22d. Also, that 400 of Gen. Lanes men
had been stationed on the north side of the
Kansas river, for the purpose of intercept
ing amy troops going to the relief of Le
compton.
Gen. Richardson. with large body of
the territorial militia, had gone to the north
western part of the territory with the view to
cut off Lanes retreat. Col. Titus was at
Lawrence, and was suffering badly from
his wounds; he was not expected to out
live them.
Shocking cxcesses are SAID to have been
committed on the free state settlers near
Lcavenworth. Governor Price, who had
been in the disturbed district, hurried home
in expectation of dispatches from the Pres
id@nt, authorizing him to order out the mill
tia, in which event he would take the field
i'll person. 800 men were under arms at
Lexington. Gen. Smith declines any inter
ference with the Missourians as long as
they cOntine their operations against Lanes
forces.
THE LATEST.-(BY TELEGRAPH.)
ST. Louis, AUG. 30.-Kansas advices re-
ceivcd here to-day state that the Missou-
rians are concentrating in the vicinity of
Westport, and troops are arriving daily
Lanes freesoil troops were fortifying on
the Wakarussa. The main body is at Law
renee, and is variously estimated at from
one TO two thousand. Atchison will COM
mand the Missourians, with Col. Donivan as
second in command, and Capt. Reed as ad-
jutant. 1t is rumOred that the Free-State
men had captured Crumsey-killing thirty
pr0-Slayery men. Gen. Pomeroy was also
killed.
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RARE CHANCE FOR B.ARGAINs;i-is n
SAVINGS BANK STORE

ME proprie OF fha Savings Bank a. st
a kst and Monroe ss. ighetng Va. ssieilinr n, Il,
ms and i being 70 close ks bn-.s,
Sisiag me present eers LIS entire stock 4 goofs
snoss, Be- At Who'll favorahle and
5the best bar y the cits - -7i''sesi ~
Il have Just received Il ds,e nssortr,s,. re
GENT Shoes and Gaets efiili
saS 70 AZ tose disposed 70 me- NY (oods H.
1s2ia, @ ana Nlltpe sold regardless or profit.
Come Que and altscu have alte for ros,. ,,,.
snv7a " t n =, ,s.-.n., ~
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eFlavorlng Extracts -
Il OR Jeiliess Pastries, Creams Issidir,rs ~,
INK FOR saisby 4. II. LOGAN : co.
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GOING NORTH.

GOING A y Train win mako close com.
necton ~ Newark with Mail Train from Belair on O. o. r.
4; at Mansfield function with Exqress for Psburr: at
Shelby Juncdona 12f5 with cnennatf Express for
Cleveland Bunsio and New York, and Monroese with
siaii Train on O. &. T. road 10 Toledo, Chicago, &c.
4opP y rain will connect Newark with Express from
the East on centIai Ohio Road; at Mansfield with
Fast Train for Pittsburgh shelby junction at 52f p n
with einciunn for cieveland wit Night
Express Toledo and Chscako aud at andusky via. die
steamer Bay City for Detroit and Chicago.
j. ". WEBB, surrt.
sandnssys Aug d 1852 sepi5-a
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Cincinnati, WHINING ton & Zanes-
vile Railroad

!
MERCHANTS, and the public generally,
~ are informed that The O. W 2
r. Company prepared and freight
(fron the Station secund street
north OF Man.l to Cincinnati, Morrow, Whining wash-
ingtot, New lie
dtats Patteuas also be given tothe
for riding Of West
River from Cincinnati.
Freight VIII be and delivered during the winter
months fron A IL to- p NJ; during the months
from A NJ. to p Nj and shippers ayorng the COMPANY
With their patronage, rely upon the COMPANY Agents
slsng atsentien to insure the utmost
trusted to ttslrcare. ~
tile Tariff rbiishedby
the Company, or apgts TO
II. K. SMITH,
General Freisht Agent,
mysgdaytf GAINESVILLE, Ohio.
The Adams Express COMPANY.
orrlri. isnIi4t r,o
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BUSINESS CARDS.
DRUGGISTS
DRUGS. M DtCltJEs

DRUGS, M DiCIMES,
= "a q, ~ y Z LS N1EI sc.
IL X OtiA fsstt IA bS annouire TO his
lrisnds and tis pahiic genera, at having psrciia
go OF the aior lately
under the firm crnmbacker SON. lie VIII
ai M sAse AZ ne old sisnd, No. 10 Main
pn solicit, and merit continuance
e n 'e 50 iiheray bestowed old lirt
rs mas Just returned from the Eastern cities and s NOW
AZ Atestye and veil selected stoc, of Drugs and
Fancy articles an
sei strict personal Inspection andwh sernpn-
sns public on the most reasonable terms. iyr
a. O.. GOOD e CO,
SUCCESSORS To JAMES BAKER
Wholesale and Retail Druggfsts
6orser II afdta and 5feafes Stresfs
WHEELING, VI.
e: SooD : CO. have bought the entire stock Of JAS
iiacr Hd VIII continue the the old stand
" baker having into Of largest houses In
has kindly aEre-d purchases for is
sneeessofsn Nhseliag Tie insure their
keepinE on hand tid oiering the ternis5 fuI
A. C-GO0D d CO.
wheeling. pee. 20, 1&si deaf
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TEINfS- !. q
DtffT, nnriuf1 -
1lI-Affi per a.rriu 81
N.E.x, f.er 4isg
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alJr lsjljerIiIrg anteIIigfilffr,
DAILY. TRI-wrRiliY AND WEEELYs BY
CAMpBELL & McDERM0T.

oFgIc Corner Of Main and Quincy streets
Entrance from Quincy St.
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w OATS
BARKEY,
sST as9 which she highest market pries vii bs pail
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fer Flt Course, incikdiFsg az spast4oafs OF Book
kssgiAg, Lectures aud issrtsidblg "a
ssr 9 a5asss zaaiss s.
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M nA.rHEW MoNARB
pR. e G wINcHELI..
dust Received q.


.sflREsCoTTs' Philip the secOni,' sFois-
ST tSquier's So5es Central AInerica,"
Life and Corres rondetice OF Lord Jsireys"
s.Lstters OF Lady Worthy Mcntasue,r
saoEers' Table Talk
OF spoiecn Bona roi
Tile Aiiache 10 Natfia,"
Madame pleirsr's Round thc Worlds'
afiss Murray Letters the United States Sc.'
sfffstorlcnl aud Literary Curicsitits of London,f
MARY Haultt's RaQds and other POEMS
Hoods Whims 4 oddisies-r
sf-trctc.i NilrC sseS."
fistiof Hon. nueh1nafi.'
fss or ee j. c Fremont 4r &c. For sale ate Corner
49, ssss wIlpE mo
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W1LDEae Ba0TzfER.
BOOkSELIsI sIlRS. &c NSTA1IONERS.

M HoLEsALE AND RETAIL Dealers In Miscellaneous
Wv Meiical Theological School Books Stationery
Vail Paper Sffndow Blinds. y
Wholesale and 9TH
the lowest the bookstore, corner Of
Main and Union streets, =
APPS pYnyEtsst Y.
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Tive Pnsse,.ser Trnin- Daily eaels why.
s ana afser iouIas Oy acsi rans vi a. follows
3 ssp'1's' sSssp'4e WESTWARD.
zaasssils SO I. i. s'sS F.
Sew i.sStiieto asz5 :. 40 :.
II.se p. N.
Washington. la5 g s.5Q IS
Mlaa5sE'er az az s:sS So
lSsssn kp,sa ,n. ,.ac
slasisss.i, e:s5 ssS 2 y.
Loyeiarlts 4
slgrroE Mo- .---t-- - ;S9
ssliiningto So :. f-f4 's
w " as..ntt 80 go 3%2
y.rslssis ~ M , s;1 49,. = %
New IscSingten >. il:s5 ilss9
The NJ Train leaves zanesy on tlie
$50 Train on q o. r. Il from Wheeling, and arrives in cin
11:45 A. ~ Train on o. o. II. n. from Wheeling,
This Road located through the beautiful part OF
sie &e- an line
and has beaili ne There Is large portion Of the
road that is AIRLINE n nalSng tt desrable route
No attetion viii be spared on the partof the officers OF
the Road 70 make tbs pleasant route for the travelling
public. to patfpnise
rains stop az an intermediate stations,
and Ut Loveiand with trains for ilsbcroug and Chilli
csthe.
Lines Stages and Packets make FOR all
nortant points In Southern Ohio
oshibas Line cans ~ 81 ilie Hotsls, and upon
ionse VIII cnii for In any part Of the city.
fny3g--itfi
FREIGHT DEPARINI IT,
80 80;
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THE LADIES' IlEPdRTWENy

e, undersigned, take pleasure In ,estfsinr that we
personally acquainted with Mr. Granrcrs ability MS an
Accountant and Teacher Book Keeping, which Is Of the
slightest order. He has had great experience as an Ac-
eounant, In heavy Commercial Banking Houses which
gives him superior facilities in imparting Prdcficdf
haolntedge or Book ttorongh
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1gIsKELL { sWEAnlNarN.

s nov fun, and II our Intention 10 kF, tse
sepefs' b constant additiouF ihrongont The
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OPENED THIS DAY, and now ready for
sale, q fresh supply OF ehckerIng Al sons ceIs
g Il ss.sssd s Plane foS.ss q beaaifal Blaek Wal
tene ana Surpassed IN fis
country or Europe, and
rers prices, including caFriaFe =
a Fringe Y Co.'S Meodeons syie viii fun and
nah swell OF ne Rosewood finish, and NJ tho losls ,l,Ir
hriessi With general stock OF Gur
French and German yIolfns, rIoince fates
sass, Tnuins Forks hest Italian
WIZ all other in the music line, genes
wholesale and retail old Music and yarfey
No. 20 Union street. i $50 t'Ss .s,l .ssss,l
.mY2 JAs atsf.t an
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WINDSOR CIIAIR NIsANJJIsAe q.

itis SUB conues aliuacure Chairs set.ee.
soetleie Arm Hoeke1ss Chidfefiss Chairs kc OF ti.
WI warrant give satisiactiol - ' - =. 'en iis
" va SnAirs receives repaired and re painted.
w. RfiKLDAFfER,
-sP. No III Main streef
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-03-28
PETER w. GRUBBS.



moNp There is no office in which the people are
more interested to be filled at the coming charter
election than the Office of CITY SERGEANT. Nor do
we think hazard much in saying that the
present incumbent is not the most 1T person that could
be selected to fill the duties of that most important
station Yet nothing is certain than his reelec
ton unless there union and amongst those
opposed to him. he having been declared the nominee
of the American party at their late meeting at the AT
rican Church We would therefore suggest that the
voters of the city, irrespective of party unite and
elect JAMES D. Elicit, the present efficient dep
uty Sergeant. In him, we have one who has been
tried and not found wanting who has proven him
self fully able TO efficiently discharge the duties of
the Office. We think too that Mr.. Elicit presents
claims to your sufages that other candidate
can he having performed the labor and discharged
the duties without the emoluments of the ofice-and
far as availability is concerned think his claim
particularly strong, it being impossible for either
MIR. Bray, Mr. Wright or Mr.. Smith to be candidate.
We therefore, call upon Mr.. Elicit to announce him
sefa candidate, and upon the citizens, and ALL to
rally to his support. In union only there is strength
NH 2-ts MANY CITIZENS.
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CANDIDATES. FOR orrrCE,

TtCKBT.- N"P'c
Fey Mayoy-JOSEPH MAYO
Sereednt-PETER w GRiTRRs ~
-4ssessor-LEWIS HILL
cry Ceaector--JULIUS A. HOBsoN
High Consfdhe-JAS. r. TYLER
tiaugw-SAMPSON JONES'
Cram Measarer-LEWTS IN LICK
Snpt Mater Hcrks-1AMES T. DAVIS
Sspf Gas Works-THOS H. WYNNE
S"sf Sf'eets-M. BATES
Register Water Works-M L. STRATToN
heeper Poor House-JOHN PEARCE
SON.
The above ticket will be voted for at the ensuing
Charter Election by many
noe-Notaings. Falsrore Men,
Old Liae Whigs and Democrats.
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ny VIRTUE OF n deed of trust executed
- to me by Jamas Balm, dated the 9th day of Octo-
ber, 1855, and recorded in the Clerks office of the
County Court of Chesterfield, l shall proceed on
MONDAY, the Slst day of March instant at u o'clk
field, to sell without reserve large quantity of cut
and uncut Granite Dimension Stone, and Stone suta-
bic for small bridges. Also, three Derricks with
smiths Tools, and other property. Also, one Horse
Afer the sale at this place. viii proceed to SELL
under the deed three other Derricks with their
shipping point of the Danville Railroad, opposite to
Rockets.
If any postponement of the sale takes place, due
notice thereof will be given.
NH 18--dts JNO. M. PATTON, JR., Trustee
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TOMNlISSIONER'S SALE OF YALU-
MOND, AND ADJACENT THERETO.-As Com
mssioners appointed by decree ofthe Circuit Court
of the city of Richmond, in the case of O'Neirs
exor.'s against ONeli, &c, pronounced on the 10th
March, 1856 we shall proceed sell at public
ton on the premises IN the order advertised on
TUESDAY, the 18th April, 1856, at O'Clock, M if
fair if not, the next fair day. the following valuable
real estate in the city of Richmond and county of
Henrco, being all the real estate of which Bernard
ONeIl late of the said city died seized, except that
portion thereof devised his brother, Michael o.
Neil, viz:
lst A new Brick and granite-front Tenement on
Broad street. adjoining the Central Railre ad Depot,
occupied by l.. Antellott.
End house and lot on Valley and venable streets,
occupied by John Hagan.
Srd. house and lot ON Valley and Venable streets
occupied by Pat Donahoe and others.
4th. Two small Tenements, on Venable street, in
rear of the above.
site the residence of Jno. Priddy.
9TH. house and lot on Valley street, near old Dis
tillery.
It'll vacant lot on the east side of Valley street,
near the old Distillery.
9Th. vacant lot on the east side of Valley street.
near old Distillery.
9Th vacant lot on 10th street, in of Michael
Purcell.
10Th. vacant lot Poplar street, % feet front be-
18th. Hot and improvements thereon near old Dis
tilery'
18th. house and lot do. do.
18th. lot and Improvements 18th street near old
Distillery.
l4th vacant lot (22 feet 'front.' on east of Valley
street. and south of Christian street.
18th. l vacant lot east side Adams street, on
Union Hill.
18th vacant lot on south side Pleasant street, on
Union Hill.
18th vacant lot on north side Pleasant street. on
Union Hill.
18th. house and lot Union Hill, occupied by
Jim Woodson, colored man.
TERMs-One-fourth cash; balance at 4, and II
months for gotiabe notes interest added and title
retained till last note paid and conveyance directed
by the Court.
The taxes for the present year to be paid by the
purchasers MARMADUKE JOHNSON,
WIN. w. CRUMP,
Commissioners.
Sale by GoDDIN l. APPERsoN, Aucts.
NH 24-tds
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by Taylor & WiIIiams.
COMMIssIONER,S S.,U nm ~,

UIMlSSlONER'S SALE OF real,
g. G ESTATE M A R THE WILLIAMSBURG
u Tt sAoE E,r hOAp, ABOUT NINE MILES FROM
lie CiIf OF RICHMOND As Commissioner
apponted oy decree entered February 9Th 1856, in
.ne case oil Bates guardian against Perkins and 9TH
p,s, IN tne county Court of Henrico county, | shall
PtJeeso on MoNDAY, It'll day of April 1856, at u
cock M TO sell at public auction at the front door
i lasS Sonr Of henrco county one small
~ .h SoIsIsliug OF about 81 acres. Said land lies
distant from It. with log house thereon, and about
one acre OF cleared land-the balance in wood. con-
sistug of pine and oak " "0'"' WIZ
MIR. George Savage, whose lands adio,n the ,s;d
tract WIZ take pleasure in showing the premises to
any person DESTROYS of purchasing
SsIa oo,,Ss, b. w. STARKE, Comr.
NH 28 TAYLOR A. WILLIAMS -.
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AUCTION sALHs.
FUTURE DAYS.
BY Goddin & Apperron.


COMMISSIONERS SAFE OF yAJu.
~ ABLE REAL ESTATE, ON Clay BgrwcyN
ADAMS AND FousHEE SEREETs.-As Comuissioner
OF the Circuit Court of the City of Richmond pro-
nounced on the 18th March, 1885, in the suit of Crump
against smith, &c shall proceed to sell public auc-
aPni ia6, at II o'clock, p M, the Real Estate re-
erred TO IN the plaintiffs bl consisting Of lot of
sroano, an excellent Brick Dwelling, and other i'm
tSehen,s on the north side of Clay street. between
5 sha oushee streets, nearly opposite the resi-
Me- 3I M: A. Dill, and now In the occupancy of
h;I ,I h o Southall. The house 10 admirably we'll
dations. aiiPie seisen's acconn1o-
e.I sMs-teh cash; balance at 6, 70 and 1s month.
ol negoaole notes interest added and title retained
TIL last note is paid ' "1 Asio ie'"i1eo
Inc taxes and assurances for the nressnt va.r to
be paid oy the purchaser '"' p1e''a' yeai "
l.. R.. R. HowIsoN Commissioner
eaie oy ooDpIN APPERsoN. Aucts mha5
AND IN HENRiCO COJTNTy. For
~ SALE.-by virtue of deed of trnst sa.s
70 us oy hoot. H. Vaughan and Joseph w G CIs;r
Ne q, Ior tne oensnt OF VIM. 2. Stother William
mcfarland and Thomas w. McCance. tynstaa. n
shall offer for sale, at public auction on MOVnav
the ZIth DAY OF April, 1856, in foLt of the Henr;,
county Court House, that being Cont day =. 10
O'Clock all the interest convey I'd to US beins ss,
undivided hfteenths of tract of land in Heur;so
county adjoining the lands of Temple hedd. Rsnhsu
>. Ellis and VIM M. McGruder, and containing la
acres. isfs
1t is understood that the remain ng SIS will he IT.
Tered to the purchaser, by the parties owning the
same, at the rate which the l2-15 may SELL
TERMS made known ON day of sale.
acting as trustee, we shall convey only such title
as is vested in US by the deed
J ADAMS SMITH, Trn...s.
w. GoDDIN, trustees
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BY Goddtn & Apperson-
COMMISSIONER,S SALE

COMMISSIONERS SAIE OFF
~ po AGR aTs OF dAHD IN HENkIco, IL MILES
SWAMP.-By virtue of decree of the Superior
Court of Chancery for the Richmond Circuit nro.
Smith and Kennedy against Alley, and of an amen
datory decree entered in the cause on the Ard f
July, 1854. the undersigned, Sheriff of Henrico who
was thereby appointed d commissioner for the pur
pose, will offer for sale at public auction for cash on
FRIDAY, thes 18th day of April. 1856, before the
front doo- of Henrco Courthouse, (being day)
at the hour of II O'Clock, M the Tract of Land re-
ferred 10 in the bill of the plaintiffs, containing by
recent survey 1872 acres, being part of the of
land of which Jesse Puryear at the date of sale de-
cree resided and that part thereof laid off aud assign
ed to Smith and Kennedy by decree of SAID Court in
the suit said Smith and Kennedy against Jesse Pur
year The title to said land believed be perfect
but the undersigned will sell only the commissions
er of the Court and can convey only with the usual
special warranty. A, B. HUTCHINSON.
Sheriff of Henrico and Commissioner
Sale conducted by GoDDIN &APPERSoN, Aucts.
I. 5. 1t is probable that on the day of sale
rangem Mt can be made to give a reasonable credit
for thrrerourths of the purchase money.
NH Is G., & A.
COMMISSIONED, SALE OF REAL,
- ESTATE IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND
AND COUNTY OF HANOVER.-By virtue of a
decree of the Circuit Court of the City of Richmond
suit of LandrUm and wife, Wingfeld and ais the
undersi gned Commissioners appointed by the said de-
cree, will proceed to sell. at public auction the
following real estate, of which the late Joseph c.
Wingfed, died. seized and possessed-yiz:
Won THURSDAY, the 9th day of March, 1856, on
the premises, in the City of Richmond, commencing
at 4k o'clock, p. NJ, the house and lot on ST. Peter
ST.. Duvals addition lately occupied by the decedent
The lot has q front of 1875 feet, and depth of 80
feet. The dwelling is built of wood two stories
above basement, and is new, in good repair.
TERMs-One-tourth cash, balance at s, IL and 10
months for negotiable notes. interest added and title
retained till all the purchase money is paid and con-
veyance directed by the Court.
The taxes and insurance for the present year to be
paid by the purchaser.
ROBERT R. HoWIsON, }c,.
BEV. r. WEXFORD, JR. Coms.
mh7-2awtds.
POSTPONEMENT.-In consequence of the incle-
mency of the weather the foregoing sale was post
poned to WEDNESDAY, the End April 1856 at the
same hour GODDIN l. APPERSON
NH % Auctioneers
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-03-28

- Sale of Land in Hanover County -Pursuant to a
decree of the Circuit Court for the County of Hano
YER pronounced on the 18th day of March, 1856, in
suit therein ending under the style of Charters
guardian, against Charter, the undersigned WILL on
TUESDAY, the 9Th day ofApril next at IL O'clock
M II falr II not the next fair day, proceed to sell to
the highest bidder the premises the tract of Land
IN the said decree mentioned, containing by estima
ton 54t acres, adjoining the Land of A. Lumpkin
Lucy h. Ball and others; and is the Land belonging
TO the estate OF Geo Charter, and the head of
the Mechanicsville turnpike road.
Terms-One-thrd cash. third in twelve months
and the other In two years. the purchaser executing
bond with approved security; and the title TO
said land retained until the whole purchase money
is paid, and conveyance directed by the Court
NH 2o-tds j. b. KEESEE, Com'r.