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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-05
BY AIexnnd~r Nett.

WATCHES. JE " nl.ll l. HARDWARE,
auction, THIS EVENING, commencing 1t o'clock.
a large assortment of Wstches Jewelry, Hardv are.
Cutlery, Pistols Dry Goods Clothing, Hats, Fancy
Glassware, &c.
The above goods are now landing from New York,
and will be sold without limit or reserve The sale
will be continued every night this week, until the
stock 10 closed ALEX. MOTT,
90 % Auctioneer
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- Corns, C0rns, Corns, Bunfons. Warts,
Collosities aud Deformed Nails, Nc, and every dis
order of Tho feet, removed without any pain, by q
new and easy method, by DR.. 8. SCHULTZ, the &C.
debated Surgeon ChiropodisI from Londoa Daily
ia attendance at his new office, franklin street. one
door sou:h of Metropolitan Hall. Or. Sls cures OF
Defora3ed Male remarkable. no lo--lm
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GNEEs, SALE OF $4,000
"A WORTH OF WATCHES, JEWELRY, &c,
AT AUCTION-Will be sold at public auction, com.
mensng on SATURDAY EVENING, at = O'Clock, ct
Store No. IA, Main street. the entire stock Of mer
chant decl ming business amounting to about $1,000
worth of Gold English Hunting and open, fsss Lever
Watches, Gold Anckers and Cylindera Silver De-
tached Levers, Arckers and cyhnderA
ALSO,
An extensive assortment Of Gold Plated and Gilt
Watches, suitable for the country trade.
A large assortment Of heavy Gold Fob, Breast and
Guard Chains 5t
An extensive variety of Gold Loekets, Gall sixea)
Breastpns suitable for gents and ladies' Camso and
Gold Stone Sets, Rraceeta Ear Rings, all styles Of
Finger Rings, Gold and Silver Pencils and Pens, TO-
Gether with complete assortment ofstaple and fancy
Goods, of all kinda both American and English.
Country merchants would do well to attend our
sales, opportunity is offered to them to get "a
assortment Of such artic which can alone BE- found
In the city
Selling for the assignee, Instructed to close
the entire stock - soon practicable.
The public are respectfully invited to examine the
stock which will be exhibited and sold privately dai.
ly until the entire lot 10 closed 60
" Sale to take place every evening, commencing
at O'Clock. LARUS SHINE, Auets,
Sc Is No "a Main stree
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LEE, BAYLY ~ COOKE Auor-
nc 70 and Coanseli0rs at Law, practice In aii
the Courts held in the city of Richmond and county
Hennco JAMES X. LEE;
SAMUEL T. BAYLY,
RID. IVANHOE COOKE.
Office on lith street. between MaIn End Bank.
no I9-dIm
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r. Doctor Lewis Michel graduate of the
Special Schools of Medicine and Pharmacy, of Paris,
has opened his Office for the present, at the Powha-
tan House
Offics hours daily, from to II A. NJ, and to P.
IL. 10 2S-lm&
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~ Life aud Property Preaervers.--,
ColL's Patent Repeating fistols, Army, Navy and
Pocket sizes Just renewed, and for sale by
JAMES WALSH, Gun Importer,
no Him doors above st. Charles Hotel.
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ey-Card.--S. ID. Denoon. Bell and Brass
FoInderer Fancy Crate and Fender Manufactured
Riehmond. Va jy l0-6m
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EF~ New Hair Dye.---Hobson has n new
Hair Dye. II instantly dyes 'the WhskeIs Nous
taches beautiful natural black brown, which
neither water sunshine taruish in the least
we advise all who dye, to call on HOBSON at his
Hair Cutting Room, under the American Hotel -
Entrance On lith street. no p
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YV- DIR. WIN. Y. Lipsconbe offers his pro
fasstous services TO the citizens Of Richmond OF
ice IN the basern srt of Billiards. Hotel no l2-lm
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OAUKHAN0 BoTADLIuHm1NT4.
c EEoaF4HhiRsdk1Ns , Amp fEogra q
aesfss1 ed Bet essOrtmsnt Of CLOTHING
had % osr .on.n,.,s snd yoashs weas that be svsr
ssats and guardians and oil sthsrs ia want Of such
kooos would save much time and trouble by cains
indues.nsnty on me, e am Determined to offer avery
'0a low 'or eash, or to punetual cu.toners
No 1874 Main st., opposite the Amsric.n Hot.l.
81 MORRIS 6a. received ..- -.
Winter CL0THiNG, for ths whoI.ss ~ s .nd
fetsii Trade, via: overcosts, RasIans, Psnts.
OF different shades and colors plain and fsn.v Gu.
WWneres, scotch Plaids, &c 6ilk ard sin yeiv.t
esnsa OF all kinds and prices, for custom and c;tv
es.n. ne would ask his friends to cali before pur-
NJ 100 Msiu street, Richmond, Va.
~; 3: large assortment of Negro Clothing, from
rsior.. "A0''a-fr0m twenty to twenty-five good
FALL GOODS FOR Is50..-.T6r
M subscriber has received his Fall stock OF res
M d E{I made sIs GLoTHIHG and oENTLEMEWs
-. DIMINISHING GOODS, to which he would
asx the attention of his friends and the public
COATS Blue, Black, Brown and D.hlin Drss, and
yy.ocx Fancy Cashmere Business Frock and Sack !;
Lamoskin, Beaver, Peterahaul, Mohair and Pilot
Ialmas and Raglan Beaver, Pilot, Mohair Peter
sham and Negrs-Head Sacks and Surtouts.
rAnNTscsuperor Black French Doeskin, Brown
ana a, Gray CrossRibbed Cashmere Green and Brown
Plaid Cashmere.
vEsTs-Black Satin, Silk, Cashmere, Fancy Vel.
ve.. merino and Cashmere, Silk and Plush
ALSo,A very large collection of Cloths, CASH.
meres and Vesngs OF every shade and quality which
ne IS prepared to make to measure at the shortest
notice. in the best and most fashionable style
&C <o-u Richmond Virginia
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RKEAD FOR SALE
- AT A. MORRIS, POoKeTopr

DHno mAhchAls and His Times; Sketches Of
T, renSn society in the Eighteenth. Century, from
.onPaonshed Documents, by Louis de Lomenie.
LAKE. sns NJ Ted BY Henry s. Edwards; sI.2s
NAH n 4 NoAMi; or Explorations and Discoveries
curing Tour yeats Wsndernes on the Wilds of
southwsstern Africa, by Charles John Anderson;
poS WIN numerous Illustrations; ST.. :
nomE, Cnns-ian and Papal; Sketches of its Reli.
e'ous "a onuments and Ecclesiastical Hierarchy
win Notices Of the Jesuits and the Inquisition !:
BY L. De Ssnctis, D. D, $50
hAnrE hS SCHOOL HISTORY; Narrative of the
General Course of History from the Earliest Pc
RODS to the establishment of the American Con
sstifutlon, prepared Questions for the use Of
cravings; cloth s .25, sheep ST. SO.
For sale by
de S-St M0RPIa
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A NEW NOVEL by Mrs. ". @. RIVES.
n HOME AND THE WORLD,


BY THE AUTHOR
SOUVENIRS OF RESIDENCE IN EITgOpE
One Volume, limo. Cloth AGA Pages
having promised IN the Introductory chapter of this
volume to dispense with the fermality of a preface
Anew words not meriting grave title will suffscs
TO say that the historical personages who appear in il
were sketched from fe that Victors destinu ia re-
corded IN the annals of the startling period hen If
was fulfilled, and that the African characters are
real and have literally spoken for themselves
In regard to all the other characters while thsy
are believed to be true to nature and were intended
TO represent traits and dispositions which are not
unirequently met with in real life the writer bees
to enter protest against the identification of any
OF those portraits. not belonging to the dominion Of
pubic history with individual personages either past
or present.
CONTENTS.
r, Aronmorei Uncle TOMS Freedom; Two Herones
English Manners; Modern Accomplishments; A
Ghrntmas Party; Shade In the Picture; 4 Bridal
Ihe Scene Changes; A Noble Artist; A Court and
Miniature Ball; "Reminiscences for the DilIettan
Gold! Gold Gold The Pastor and his Family; A
Masquerade; The lncognita: The Confession; The
Carnival; Longchamps; The Conspirators; The Ac-
cldsnt; The Result of the Plot; A Last FAREWELL
Royal DISCUSSES; Nina; A Cstastrophe A New Ac.
quaiptance; The Yelled Lady; An Adventure; An
Oasis in an African Desert; A Tornado; A Brilliant
Destiny; An Explanation; The Beautiful Nun; The
meetlng; Lovers Gifts Conclusion.
Fer sale at MORRIS
Ge S--St Bookstore.
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.ORRIs g.
Bookstore

WODD EUR sALE.-.Superior well seq
w soued Oak and Pine WOOD upon the following
terms: Oak $3.50 per cord Pine SIS 50; Heart Pine
81 Orders left with Mr., 4. D. EACHO will be
promptly filed. de- 4-6t
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ny AIexa0der Nett AucfioneeF.
FURNlTUKE. DIZZY GOODS AND q no.
CEkiEs-Will bs sold at asction, q mn store,
on IN ohSuAf next, The 4sh inst, commencing ct
Furniture. -
DRY GOODS Cloths, Cassiuerss, Cassnstt,.
kerseys, Linseys Mullins, Alp:sess caleos. Domss.
Boots. Shoes. Hats, Caps, Boanets 4c
Whskey. Gin, French Brandy N .
p. Rum, Coffee Sugar, Candles, 6oap, &C.; 10000
Cigars.
Also, s fne Cooking Stoves.
de3 ALEX. MOTT. Auct
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STR OLUGY MADAME DUVALL, Pro-
~ FEssoR ANTHOLOGY AND PHYSIOLOGY,
announces her arrival in this city, and respectful y
invites all persons wishing to consult her Astoral
Science, or relating to future events Madame
Davail is lately from Europs,'where she was sue
cessfully phtronzsd by the nobility thsre. Her
latest practice was in Washns ton, where she also
received fiatterins encouragement Her stay now in
Richmond will be for short time only, as she is
taking q tour through the United States
Residence ON Charity and st PauPs streets
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HOAAOlNG.

NOTICE..-Seyera pleasant rooms, with
Board, may be had 1t the Boarding House OF the
Misses MURRAY, on Grace, between 5tb and 9Th
Streets they having concluded to remain at their pre-
sent residence. few gentlemen can be sccommo-
dated as dav boarders. no 22-ts
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NEW , AMP I -, inNnTIEzkEsTISG BOOhs.-
"Souvenifs Of Residence in Europe"
n


Mrs w c. Rives, } one vol. ST..
THE opportunities of observing the world en-
joyed by the author in long residence at foreign
court must euable her to touch that branch IF her
inject with most Intelligent well hi ghlY pol
ished pen, Whit scarcely none can paint home
in and characters than the Vr-
gna wife AMI matron ~ Richmond Dispatch
DOUGLAS FARM, Juvenile Story of Life In Vr-
ginis; By Mary E. Bradley. Edited by cousin
Alicia pretty volume. Is cts
A NEW WORK by Dr.. Armstrong, of Norfolk
The Doctrine of Baptism scriptural Examine
tons of the questions resp acting
|. The Translation of Baptiz3
III. TIL. Mode of Baptism
Ill. The Subjects Of Baptism
By Geo. d. Armstrong. D d pastor of the Pres
byteren Church in Norfolk, Va. Price 81.
MORGAN HORSES: Premium Essay on the
Origin. History and Characteristics of this
Inarkable American breed of Horses, tracing the
pedigree from the original Justin Morgan, through
the most noted of his progeny, down to the pre-
sent time with numerous portraits-to which
added, Hints for Breeding. Breaking and ge-
neral use and HanP cement OF Horses with prac-
ticsl directions tor training them. By d. C. Lns-
ley. Price Sl
8EAUHARCHAIs AND HIS TIMES-sketches
of French Society in the eighteenth century; by
Louis de Lomone. q IS.
ROME, Christian and Papal; Sketches of its Re.
gions, Monuments and Ecclesiastical Hierarchy;
with Notices of the Jesuits and the lnqusition;
by L. de Sanetis, D. D., with engravings. 75c.
LAKE NGAMi, or Explor ations and Discoveries
during five years wandeIings in the wilds Of
South Western Africa; BY Charles John Ander-
son, with numerous illustrations ST..
HARPER'S SCHOOL HIsTORY--Narrativs of the
General Coursaof history, from the earliest pc
RODS to the establishment of the American Con
stutisn prepared with questions for schools,
aud illustrat with $50 maps and engfavings
de4E2t las WOODHOUsE a co.
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! SPECIAL NOTICRe.

Co.Pavtnersht Notfc e...We, the
undersigned, having the sth OF May, 1856
purchased tbs hn.iness Stock and Fixtures II WIN
4 PRATT IN the DAGUgRRlA AN and AMBRU-
TYPE GALLERY, No las Main street. hereby en-
ter into partnership. 20 carry seid business on
the patronage IF the public aud only ask for an ex
su1iustion Of our work, 8. SANxAY,
JAS y. CHALMERS
NIB have srest pleasure ia Recommending the
shove sentemenS successors, the satisfaction
which my pietutss have given. Is mainly asafbabie
TO their efarts-haying personally done but ittls 10
the bust ness for some years past. Respectfully.
no % dim WIN. A. PRATT.
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BY E.. Ii. Cook q Co.

VALUABLE PRIVATE LIBRARY
"A AT AUCTION.-NVil be sold on SATURDAY
Dec 9th, instant, store No 40 Main street. the
valuable Library of the Rev. Phillip Baker, embra
cling the most valuable works On Ecclesiastical His
tory. The Latin Fathers, and Medical Writer'S
General History, Politics, Philosophy and Miscella
neous Literature; Mathematical and Natural Sci
ences; Fiction and Poetry; Ancient and Modern
Languages Controversial and Miscellsneous Theole
ey. History, Travels. DC, &c, comprising about
1900 volumes of good and rara Books.
Catalogues now ready. The Books may be
examined on the day previous to the sale.
The collection presents attractions to gentlemen
rarely met with. z. B. COOK CO.,
de s Aucts
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NEW GOODS CONSTANTLY OPENING.
no 23-lm THOS. Z. PRICE l. CO.
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~ Hoard of Il + n e.--Tke annual sub.
SCI pton for the year, ending the LIST June 1857
Is due and to afford an opportunity the original
members to continue in this associ atiou and Others
who may wish to unite with it, Mr.. H. B. K EMIT will
call upon them during the next few days to receive
tn
1t is earnestly hoped that prompt response to this
notice will be given by all who feel an interest ia
the prosperity and advancement of cur city.
de l-lw
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by UIcKInsUn. XIII - -
a VALUABLE FARM III AND RO =
"A SALE AT AUCTloN.-Wili be sold ~ us ON
TUESDAY the 9Th last, ct 10 o'clock, Negro Nan,
! ysuabis fsrrs hand, named Billy. formerly belong.
iug to the estate OF James Lyle, decd.
as 2-tAs DICKINSON, HILL + co. Auets
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BY Th1mas W. Keesee.
TOfice with Geo. J. Sumner. No. ~ Pearl street..
DEW IN THE SECOND HAPT1
Il CHURCH. FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-Will
be sold on SATURDAY afternoon. December 9Th.
at O'clock Pew No. so, In the Eastern Aisle Of the
Second Baptist Church. This Is q very desirable
Pew and worthy the attention If any one In want
Sale positive and without reserve
TERMs-Cesh. THOMAS w. kEEsEEs
aaA Auctioneer.
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EAkM FOX A L 3 ..-The subscflber
wishes to sell her Farm in the county of Powhstans
about n miles from Richmond, and about three quar-
tsrs Of mile frompsmes river The Farm consists of
dssrabe neiehborhood adjoinina the lands of Nj
r. Eustsce Whitfield Turpin, Carter Lee, re-; has
good House and eli regulate buildinss and the hn.
scrss cleared. ana the balance heavily timbered.
There are several churches and mills in the immed-
ate neighborhood. For terms, which vi. be LIBERAL
apply 70 DR.. z. 9. Mackenzis or Rich'd ~. 1scfen
ID. Fine Creek r. O., Powhstsn county, or to Jro.
H. Mackenzie, Richmond, Va.
Mas. JANE MACKENZIE.
If rot sold privately. viii be SOD sueson, on
the 9Th December. 1885 PC e---eoates
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CARLTON III q U 3 E.-
BOARDING.

Mrs. GANNAWAY having taken the above very
desrably located house, ON 18th street, between
Broad and Marshall, and having two or three fine,
large rooms suitable for families, would be glad to
have them filed She can also accommodate six or
eight more day bosrders.
FOR RENf.-A brick Stable and Carriage House.
M 20-2w EtGt
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s|t
his
|ects
/ i'm
bon
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LSUR HIKE till the 23tn of December
de 4~2t k'CAUTHORN
LNAMsI.Y PDRk---The subscriber has
l. for sale at the pen of Mr. Valentine Heckler,
let of FAMILY PORK. ANY further information
be had OF Mr. Valentine Heckler, at the Old
Market THOMAS WALKER
4-St*
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CQlLlI!ssIGNhKs SALE OF REAL

~ ESTATE IN SYDNEY.-As Commissioner OF
the County Court Of Hem ico appointed by decree
entered the LIST December, 1856, In the Chancery
suit of Ford and wife Brown, trustee, &c ;"
shall proceed to sell pu bile auction on the premi
ses, on FRIDAY, the 18th day Of December, 1896 at
81 O'Clock, p h. II fa'r if not the next fair day. the
Real Estate on whiah Mr.. Dudley Gilman now re
s'des consisting of lot M 62 in the Plan of Sydney,
bounded by Grove and Harvie streets, having there
on a comfortable dwelling and other Improvements.
Tho lot will be divided to suit bidders.
TERMS One.third cash, balance at and months,
for gosiebe notes, with approved endorsers, and
title ned till last note is paid when deed in due
form will be executed by the Commissioner.
This property is handsomely located, and il in de-
sirable neighborhc3d
deg W. GODDIN Com'r
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CURATOB,s SALE OF SLAVES AND
" PERISH Abe PROPERTY.-Will be sold, at
public suction, on FRIDAY, the 18th day of Deem
her, 1885, at IL O'Clock, if fair, If not the next
kisson, decd, of Hanover county, about miles
from Richmond, all this .perishable estate OF raid
farm, consisting of crop of Corn and Fodder Farm.
all the Household and Kitchen Furniture; and Medi-
ca! LbrarG.
Aso a likely Negro Woman and four children, and
a Negro Man, who is good farm hand. The farm
will also be rented out at the same time, for the year.
1857.
TERMS OF SALE.-Cash for the slaves; for the
periahable property, all sums under $50 cash. over
that sum months credit. for bonds with approved
security. JAMES h. kATCLifFE,
de l-dtl2D Curator of A c. AtkiRou.
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VOUK OWN FAULT, II You viii pas
i sLEEPLEss NIGHTS from coughs colds, hoArse-
ness &C.. when relief may be 90 easily obtained-
RICHARDsONs WILD CHERRY COUCH CAN.
DY is one of the best remedies offered, and common
cold yields to its benign influence in few hours,
and when reHorted before the complaint 10 far ad
vanced, all danger of Consumption - entirely pre-
vented. For sale, Wholesale and retsil, by
JOHN J. RICHAHO6ON,
Corner 18th and Cary sts
Also, for sale by DRUGGISTS GENERALLY
THROUGHOUT THE CITY. no q lin
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A LOTION sALE:--l VIII sell W1thouI re.
IA serve in front of Johnston l. Meals Commsnon
House In DanyiIe at the hour of II o'clock, d., on
the Path December 1885, the tract Of land on which
now reside, situated u miles from Dsnville, imme-
There il upon said land q comfortable residence,
with all necessary outhouses, fine water, &c: ANY
one desiring to raise vegetables for market will hnc
the place well suited for that purpose. ana could
make a profitable investment Information will be
given to those corresponding With at this place
Those wishing to view the premises will fnd me az
the store of Williamson, Graves Johnston. Inc
terms will be made liberal.
NO Z3-dts GEO. WILLiAmcON
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SALE OF GROCER. STORE AND
- DWELLING NEAR TO MANCHEsTEk--
Alter the foregoing sale will be sold the excellent
Grocery Store and Dwelling, on tn, Manchester
turnpike, recently oceuoied by Mr.. Henry w Jones
Immediately opposite the gate leading to Buexhiil
Tsrms AT sale GODDfN APPERSON,
mn 26 Auctioneers.
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CARRIAGES The subscriber
c. EH1 keeps instantly On hand an assortment
2S0 of ROCKANAYS. BDGGlES, SUI
KlES and SPRING WAGONS, Of his eva manu-
faefure. -,
viii he executed promptly Of the best materials.
REPAIRING done nee'ly and on liberal terms
No 76 franklin street, tas Place formerly P,ed
by JEo Hsgan. u - rhAsois
no 27-Sm
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BY Thomas w. Keesee.

lofice with Geo. J. Sumner. No. 20 Iearl street
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n.y.
sing
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sho
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NTVTICE TO CREDITORS...All per-
| sons having claims against the estate of DR. An
drew c. Atkisson will present them duly authentoa-
ted to the undersigned for settlement and all persons
indebted to him, requested to make prompt pay
ment. JAMES K. RADCLIFFE,
Curator of the Estate of
do y5t13nkt2swt1I A. c. Atkisson, deed
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CPIRITs TURPENTInk ---I0 bbis. for
del BENNETT, BEERS h FISHER.
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/ BILE REAL ESTATE CALLED "BUCKHILL'
NEAR TO MANCHESTER. BY virtue of a
deed of trust dated 22d November 1852 to the under
signed, Trustees, executed BY Andrew J. Kuhn, and
wife, to secure to Lawson Nunnslly, executor of 10
sephL Friend, decd the payment of CERTAIN sums of
money and which deed trnly recorded in Chesterfield
County Csurt-and in pursuance of deere rroncunc-
ed at the late of the Circuit Court of Chester
field county, in the suit of martin trustee rs Kuhn,
et ais " shall at the request of the said ,cutor,
and under said decree, proceed SO sell at pubic AUG
ton, ON the premises, at IL O'clock NJ, on TUES
DAY the 9th December, 1856, if fair if not The next
fair day. tina. really valuable estate called BUCK
HILL" on the Coal Pit turnpike, about half mile
above Manchester, containing lat more or less
The Improvements on the place consist Of an excel
lent brick dwelling, nearly new, together with the
usual out buildings.
The nesrness Of this place to Manchester and Rich
ond and its handsome location, renders it peculiarly
valuable to person dsing business In either of these
cities
TERMs-One fourth cash balance in three equal
annual payments on the 22d November, 1857, 1853,
and 1885, for bonds bearing interest, with good secu
rity and title retained till the whole purchase mo-
ney is fully paid.
RHODES, Trustees.
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sort
O..
sba-
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TNhIS certifies that the +. Tenn wanda
i Valley sricu tural Society, and Fsrmers and Me-
chsnics' Association" at its FIRST Animal Fair and
Show. held at Athia. Wyoming county State of New
York, did award its first premium on Dagusneotypes
to Peter E. Gibbs of Richmond Va.
Secretary's effice T. v. A.. & r < n. Al
Athia November 24th, 1856 )
SILAS FOLSOM,
no 20 sass Reeordine sscretsTy.
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wish T.
I and Pisss
"a Aco
s.------.--.
seHer lar
tended fr
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COCK, -
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-05

~ sTRAYkD OR STOLEN. from the
AS First Market House, on SATURDAY ever.
=. ing, the 18th of October, q YELLOW
MAXI, years old. She had a black saddle with
leather girth, grey blanket and common bride.
wiil give reward of Ten Dollars for the delivery
OF the Mare to me; and if stolen $50 for the appre
henson and conviction OF the thief
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-05

xATOOD~.N Is. BINFORD will be glad
w to furnish his friends and the public generally
with No. OAK aud PINE WOOD. Yard next to
Rock House, Basin Bank. de ST.
NJUTiCE--The Transfer H00ks of this
Office will bs closed from and after the 10th inst
until the LIST Of January next.
VIM A. MoNCuRE, Second Auditor.
Second Auditors Office, Dec 4 1856. de 3-t10de