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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-08-09

a Base fraud Exposed.

A short time since (says ;he Rochester
Union) the republican journals published
a circulor letter addressed to rostmas'efs in
this State, and Signed by Perrin Nj. Brown
jr. The circular sets forth that it had been
decided, after private consultation OF
the leading democrats of The Union, i'm
med,ately after the adjournment OF The
Cincinnati Convention, 10 assess each
postmaster in the country for the purpose
of securing the success OF the democratic
ticket stating the amount required. &c,
and closing with the request that the
name of some reliable leading democrat! in
yoar town" be forwarded with a view OF
consulting him hereafter. The Nholr
thing bore upon its face the evidence OF
fraud and absurdity. and the trek WAS iri-
mediately exposed by the Washington
Uaion Notwithstanding tbs Tact, the
republican journals have continued TO give
the cireulor a prominent place in their
columns, accompanying it with indignant
comments nror ;a's "sy stem Of ,ni'mida
lion and corruption" &c. 1heioiiowing
letter TO editor of the Troy Budget, from
Postmaster General Campbell, will throw
some light on Perrin NJ. Brown, jr.'-
OF course, the republican Journals which
have given currency TO the fraud will neS-
er set the matter right before their read.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-08-09
AN EXTREME HypoTuEsIs 1t

AN EXTREME HYPOTHESIS 1t is not
logic al 10 suppose extreme cases, but fan
Is for moment that John {. Fremont
were elected President. He would be
elected by northern votes alone, without
the suffrage of single Southern State or
elector. One whole section Of the Union
would positively and almost unanimously
refuse TO have any connection with his
administration. There would be thous-
ands Of offices IN the South TO til-coie
torships, marshalships, pos: offices. Not
Southern man would accept one of these
from Mr.. Fremont or his cabinet. The
offices would be compelled to 60 beg
ging. The sectional President would be
compelled to send his appo!ntees from
Massachusetts, aud Ohio down to Charles
ton and Mobile, as a conquerer dispatches
his !ieutenants to the subjugated provinces.
All the federal Offices tl.roug hou; the South
would be filled by abolilionsts, tree sellers,
black republicans. fugitive slave law ops
posers, Kansas Shapes riaemen, from the
North. Ere. Argus.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-08-09
Not the Right Way.

We see lIiat some Of our exchange pa.
pers that are opposed to the election o.
Mr. Buchanan. are now ureine against
him that he once advocated The reduction
o. wages in Ills country to ten cents ne,
day. Now we do nct believe that James
Buchanan ever said word that could be-
fairly construed INTO such On asser.ion.-
1t wojlld have been irrational in him, and
to say the least oil 1t, very impo!l'ic. Al
pn " aue n "'I hem y, Vu,
such an a,sumn.ion would moi have raised
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-08-09
UNITED STATES,
VS..
Daniel dayton

Ordered TO be eoumi,ted TO the Jail Of Wash
ington county, I'll fines aud COSTS are paid.
Same number OF cases vs. Edward Sayers and
fined 500 aud cost in each and committed as
above.
Tes,e JOHN A. SMITH, Crk.
GTeal ellurls were male BY the AbolI'ionlsts
to procure the release OF Pie prisoners Though
the elemency of the President, MIR. Flmoe,
but without success, until after General Scott
was nomhatsd. Iheh, When Mr. Fillmore had
nothing mole 10 expect from The soulh-ihe
Enow Nothing party not having been orislne-
,ed-you VIII find the following entry relative
to Drayion and SeSe viz;
t2h August, 1852, Discharged from jail by
the presden, OF The United States, Mlaid Fill
more.
Teste JOHN A. SMITH, Clk.
Il becomes OF importance next 10 know who
was instrumental in procuring the release Of
these wholesale robbers and pirates; and il is
to this want to call tie particular attertioL OF
my Wing friends, who are losing their negroes
by the same means. t
II you will turn 10 page AS of book pnbsll-
oil BY 1iekner s. Fields, Boston entitled ''Re-
cent Speeches and Addresses, by Charles Sum
mel, ;. youewil find the following
"Aran,nent submitted to the President four.
teenih Malh 1852, on the application Tor lbs
parden Of Dray,ou and sayers, detained in p'is'
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-08-09

o. So insufficient is the public school sys.
tom III Washington, that there are now upward
of one thousand Chihren waiting 70, sdmm.
sion >'~~-
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-08-09

INSTINCT OF HossEs 1t is asserted ss n fac,
(says The Cincinnati 1imes,) that soma Of ,he
horses IN the service Of The hire depanmen. be.
come entirely restless, and seem anxious to .sbe
OIL . The moment the fire. bells commence ring
ing, and sioagh gentle a, other times, are no
souner IN the traces Of an engine than they dan
oil al HE top OF their speed They seem "a
partake o. al the excitement Of the fremen ON
such occasions An incident, resulting rather
seriously 10 MIR John w llson, a member OF fire
company No. 10, exhibiting this instinct %.
| oufred day or tao ago. Mr.. Wilson had ana
of the horses OF lie company hiehe,i in a car,
and was driving leisurely along the stree,
when the fife-bels commenced ringing. The
hefse Immediately became excited, and wbjrl
ing, started Tor the engine house al toll speed,
MI. W 'lson lnund II almost impossible 10 man
age ann The horse ran on until he came 10
The EN- gIne, when in turning The corner he unse,
the cart, MIR. Wilson was thrown ami. and H.,
wheel passed over him, crushing his ibis.
Tue PRoGREss OF LIfE.-Men rejoice W he,,
the sur is risen they rejoice also when il goes,
down, While thev are unconscious Of the decay
OF mon own lives. Men rejoice on seeing sho
lace OF a new season, as al he arrival Of ons
greatly desised. Nevertheless the revolntion 81
one season is The decay OF human life. Frau.
ments OF dfifl-wQod meeting in The wis ocean
contlnue.iogeIher title space thas patents
wives, chiafen, hieAds aud riches remain with
us short ume lhe9 aepasa,e-and the sepala
ion is ineviats 80 mogisl can escape the
common lot; he aho moaIns for Departed rel
atives, has no power 10 cause them to return
One standing on The read would readily say 10
number OF persons passing by, VIII follow
you; why, then, shoold person s,isve, when
lourneNing The same soa9 which has been is
snredly travelled by all our iofeiathersl Lie
resembles cataract rushing down with rresis-
llbe imnetaosiiy. Knowing that the en- OF
life is dealh every right minded man oneh, TO
puFsae that which is connected with happiness
and ultimate bliss.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-08-09

March Term, 1910.
May 9Th Convicted OF
transporting slaves in 10
cases, and sentenced by
the Court in each case 10
+ pay a fine OF $40 and
costs, one half Of the tinc
TO The owner Of tic stare,
according 10 The eoi oil as
sembly OF Md of 1896,
| oh ~.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-08-09
PosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT.


Dear Sir--Your letter OF the 10th inst.
has just been received, for which am
much indebted The ci,cular signed
Perrin Nj. Brown" addressed TO the
postmaster of Lansinburg, and forwarded
By you, is an infamous fraud. There is
no person oil that name in the city; but
some individual assuming it, eugsgsd a
box IN III. post office here, with view TO
aid him IN carrying out his dishonest pnT.
pose, end bus for the timely exposure
which has been made o. 1t, wou.d no doubt
have succeeded, to some extent at least. -
As soon as the matter was brought to my
knowledge, gave instruction. for his ar
rest; hut ne las not since venturef to call
for his letters.
II any are received, they will 60 to the
dead letter office, and any money the,
may contain Will be returned to the wSi-
tets.
am, respectfully, your obedient SER
vant. JAMES CAMPBELL.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-08-09
WAs,,ISeroN. Ju'y 60. 1885.

J
On the 18Th, 17th and 18Th OF April 1913,
great excitement prevailed in this District, ari-
sing from The fact that large numbes oil slaves
had been stolen from the Geghborhood by cer-
tain white tnes IN command Ola piIatica
schooner whicl had broueht woci 10 this city.
On Sunday, April IS the steamboat Salem
Capt. Baker, and about thirty citizens started
in pursuit., and discovered the schooner Pearl,
lyug IN Cotnsied haFbor, al the mouth oil the
Potomac, on Monday morning. The slaves,
seventy seven in number, were asleep below,
and Edward Sayres, the captain, hester En-.
esh and Daniel Drayton twhlle men) were al
so below. The Salem ran alongside, boarded
The Pearl, fastened down the matches, and sc
cured the iugi,ives aud kidnapper before they
could resist, aud returned with Them to Wash
ngion on Tuesday, the 18th Of April. The u-
gNyes consisted et thilty-eight men, lweaty
SIX women, and thirteen children. Seventy
tour were from The District, md three from Vir.
gnla.
The excitement ives SC great upon tie ARR
val OF the parties at the steamboat WHAT, tina
it Was difficult 10 prevent the enraeed eiizent
iron selz,ny the cnlprits and ynchlng them OF
The spot.
Ia The Union OF April IS, 1913, you will fin,
full statement OF lhe above TACT with III,
names oil he owners OF most o, The slaves.
The following record shows the action of III,
Criminal Count IN The case.
Criminal Cenft o. The District Of Columbia, fol
tEe county oil Washington.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-01-04
BY Goddin & Apperson.
TRUSTEES SALE OF vALUABL

TNKCSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
L REAL ESTATE ON GRACE AND BROAD
STREETS, CHURCH HILL-As trustees OF deed
LIST January, 1850, duly recorded in the Richmond
Hastings Court we shall at the request of the Gre
diter thereby secured proceed sell public auc
ton, on the premises for cash. on MONDAY the 4.h
day of February 1885, commencing at the hour of l2
O'Clock, NJ, Gf fair, if not, the next fair day por-
non OF the valuable square which the said Fsrrar
now resides consisting of the half acre lot on which
the excellent Brick Dwelling stands at the corner of
trace and 18th streets Also, the Stable lot in the
rear at the corner of Broa and 18th streets fronting
81 feet and running back l55 feet to an alley
The above property is justly regarded as among the
mot desirable of any in market.
The title believed to be perfect but the subscri-
oers acting as trustees will convey with the usual spe
ciai warrany The taxes and insurance for the pre-
sent year to be paid by the purchasers.
w. GODDIN, lr
JAS. w. PRICE, iius'ees'
Sale conducted by GopDuN APPERsoN, Aucts
ia 4-2awlm
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BY Goddin Il Apperson.

IN pursuance Of the power vested in us By
1 Deed Of Trust from Benjamin = Prentis and
Melcina b., bis wife, bearing date October 18th 1854
and recorded in Clerks Office of the County Court Of
Henrco, and at the request of the said Prentis aid
wife, we will on sATtRDAY, December q, lash,
proceed sell at public auction. ct the residence Of
the said Prentis in the county of Hennco the follow
ing property commencing at II oelock.)
LIST That of land known a. SHADY Grove on
which Benjamin. II. Prentis now resides, lying on the
Mountain Road in the county of Henrco about eleven
miles north Of Richmond and two miles from the
q r. Railroad, containing BY survey four hun
The land is Of good quality, well adapted to the
sioWtn OF wheat corn, hay sEe osts, and has been
c oIsny improved. portion Of it now well set IN
tons into wood and arable
The improvements consist of good Frame Dwell
ing, containing six rooms, . Kitchen large lea
House. Negro Quarters, &c, and all the other build
ings necessary for farming The stable has been re-
Gently built and is very ue one, with accomrsods-
ions Tor thirty horses and large amount of forage
&C. There are also Blacksmith Shop and Wheel.
wright Shop, both having good nm Of custom.
~ me location renders this property desirable q
Tavernit was kept Elch before its present owner
bought it.
Tire tract will be sold, either in body or In parcels
to suit purchasers.
End. That tract of land lying On the Mountain
Road. Immediately adjoining the above, and known
as Free Hill" containing sixtyseven and three.
fourth acres.
3d. A tract Of wood land containing forty-four and
one-eisth acres lying short distance from thebove
and Immediately adjoining the lands OF DR.. John NJ.
onoPPaLus john u TnoTnds ana others, and known a.
part OF the SOAK Grove" tract. Its proximity to the
Railroad, makes this very valuable tract, as the
wood can always be sold at good price at the road
4th All the household and kitchen furniture all the
farming implements and all the tools used in the
Blacksmith and Wheelwright shops
Mr frentls will take pleasure in showing the pro-
perry TO any person wishing to purchase
TERMs.-For the land one-third cash, the balance
in equal staInent at six twelve and eighteen months
bearing interest, and secured by bond and deed Of
trust; for the personal property ON all sums under
$50 cash, on all sulns OF $50 and upwards credit of
months, bond AID security being given.
VIM. w. CRUMP,
VIM Ii. LYONS
no l7-2awl5Dtdtd Trustees.
Sale conducted by GoDDIN l. APPERsoN, Aucts
P. SIN consequence of the rain. the above sale
was unavodaby postponed to THIS DAY. the 1th
Jan'y 1856, at IL o'clock A. NJ. when it viii take
place, if fair if not the fair day. at same hour
GODDIN Il APPERSON,
in At Auctioueera
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-01-04
BY Larus & shine.
DER E1IDTnDC= "a, s.rp mn

pERElIPTORY STUCK SALE OF
\ ~ A D Y NJ A DE CLOTHING, FRENCH
SSLLOIH; HANDKERCHIEFS, &c.---On next WE'D
NE1SDAf, the Sth day of January, we will sell at
pubic nueton, at our store, n Main street. stock
OF ABOUT $4,000 worth of seasonable Ready-Made
clothing Also 20 pieces Blue and Black French
Broad Cloths; 100 pieces of Silk sndkerchiefs: 20
doz Under SHIRTS and Drawers; together with many
other articles.
The stock is all fresh and good, aud viii be sold
without the least reserve whatever. Country rner-
chants ana the city trade would do well to attend it
being our intention to sell every lo.. Sale to com
mence ut III O'clock. LARUS & SHINE,
je4 Auctioneers
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-01-04
Ey Taylor ~ Williams.

TNRUSTEE'S SALE OF DESIRABLE
DWELLING ON JACKSON STREET AT
AUCTION.-By virtue of deed OF trust executed by
Thomas Belle and wife, to james Bosher, bearing
date the 7th day OF May, 1859, and of record in
RcAnoud Hastings Court the subscriber will proceed
to sell. On TUESDAY, 9Th January 1885, if fair, if
not, the next fair day thereafter, at half past
O'clock Z. H., upon the premises all that lot of
land lying and being in the city of Richmond fronting
tt on jackson street, and running back
hundred and severity fret thereebouts to Duvul st.
and bounded IS follows o-Wit On the north by Du-
val street the south by jackson street the east
by street 80 feet wide and the west by the prop
erty of Austin D. Turner-Eud being the same prop
erty which said Thomas BaiIie resdrs.
LEWIS D. CREkSHAW,
EXor of James Bosher. decd Trustee.
Sale conducted by TAYLOR l. WILLIAMS, Aucts
de %
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AUCTION sALEs-
FUTURE DAYS.
by ThOmns w. K esee.
fOf3iee with Geo J. Surr1iar M 81 pa.ri.t,

VERY FINE AND HANDSOME HOrSP.
HOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE Ff5p
SALE AT AUCTI0N.--Will be- sold on Thurs
DAY, Jan. Sd. commencing at 10 o'clock at the resi-
dence OF Dir Wn >. Burr, on 7th street, between
Clay and Leigh streets who Ia decIipnr kon.atssn
Jog, all of his Household and Kitchen Furniture con-
ssting in part Of Brussels Tapestry and Three.pIv
Carpets; Rosewood and Black Walnut Parior and Df-
ning Room furniture; Rosewood Bedsteads Cottage
Bedstends: Bureaus; Wardrobes; Washsta nds Tables:
Chairs Window Curtains and Shades; Mattresses
&c. &C. And the usual variety of China, Glass and
Earthenware.
Also, large lot of Kitchen Furniture
TERms--For all sums under $50 cash; for $50 and
over that amount months credit, for approved nego
table paper THOS. w. KEESEE,
jail Auctioueer
POSTPONED-fn consequence of the inclemency
Of the weather. the above sale lie postponed until
MONDAY morning next. the 7th inst. at 10 o'clock.
ia THOS. w. KEESEE. Auct
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-01-04
BY AIexan6erNOtt,
FURNITURE DIZZY GO0Ds SHOE

E'INNITIIE. UEY GUDDS, SHOEs
Il HATS &c.-WIl be sold at auction on SATUR!
DAY MORNING, Jan. 2jth at 10 o'clock large and
general assortment IF Household and Kitchen Furni-
ture, Gets, Mattresses, &c.
ALsO-Several invoices Dry Goods, Clothing, Hats
Caps, Shoes, Crocke1y and Glassware.
AUDITIONAL-5 boxes c. C. Brandy: boxes Bay
liuln; baskets Champagne, very superior quality;
10 bbl3. Herripgs; do Mackerel; do Eiwives
10000 Segars, choice brands ALEX. MOTT,
lad Anctinnnar
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-01-04
BY Payne 81 Mayo, Aucts.

SSALE OF REAL ESTATE ON 18th ST.,
SIN THE VALLEY.-By virtue of two several
deeds of trust executed to us BY John r Taley and
wife, recorded in the clerks office OF Henrico county
curt d. r vol 81 CD 90 and 4l6. shall, by order
IF TIA Board of Directors OF the Union Building Fund
Company; proceed sell at public auction, on The
r. o,cocL p M ali that lot of land with the large
tenement thereon situated in the county of Henrico,
on the extension of 18th street. near Venaoe street
fronting on 18th ST. 26 feet, and running oaeh "ih
parullel lines 80 feet, more or less
Terms TO be made known at the hour OF sac.
Ae - A. q. SIUBBS,
A. b. CLARKE,
GEO. w. BARKER,
Trustees of the Union Il. f. Company.
Sale to be conducted by PAYNE MAYO, Aucts
de Std
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MAs3S{H NEWS.

Rio JAnEtho Nov s7.--In port bark Clara Hawaii,
Nelsos Richmond, discharsng. Barks susan T. Has-
keu Rsltgmose. J. Maxwell, Deawaran, Fame and
New Lishe, OF Baltimore. -
uAMProN ROADS, Jan I.-Arrived schr. Lynch
burg Nelson, - days from Rio, bound fer New York
pa In on account OF foul wcather.
SpoxxN Dec g. lat Sc deg 80 min. Iona. Is deg 10
mig shp Old Dominion, from Cardiff fer Richmond
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-01-04
by L8rus d shine.

MIGHT SALE october Ist 1S5J.-TO.
~ NIGHT, commencing ut O'Clock. we will sell q.
our store, No. "A Main street, large assignment OF
Staple and Fancy Goods, embracing almost syery ar.
tce in the fancy line and suitable for the city and
country trades
ALSO-Will be offered an extensive stock of Eng.
lish Gold Patent Lever Watches Gold Ankers and
Cylinders; Patent Silver Levers, Anchors and CYL
inders
ALSO-A splendid lot of Gold Plated Watches of
sh styles together with large stock of Double Barrel
Guns, Pistols, &c, &c.
Country Merchants would do well to attend these
sales, great gains may be expected. Goods
warranted to be a. represented.
oc 9-u LARCS l. SHINE Aucta
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ITEl3HANY SPRINGS w At 4 II 80.
n ME REST MINERAL WATER KNOWN.

.IIEliHANY SPRINGS VAT EM -.
a THE BEST MINERAL WATER KNOWN.
We have now, and will constantly Seep gu hand,
the Water of the Allegheny Springs In the following
cities Richmond, Messrs Purcell, Laid Coz Peters-
burg. Messrs. Lyon Rves Lyncnburs, John H.
Seay-other Druggists In any part OF the Union can
get a supply by application 10 fChCELi', LApD
CO. Richmond. .
This Water is considered q sovereign remedyin oil
cases of Dyspepsia, and will relieve any arrangement
of the digestive organs IL VIM De lound upon Up
sound condition the lost tone ofthe stomach and bow
els. and putting in healthy action the liver
We refer persons wishing TO gain farther informa-
ton of the sanitiye properties % this water, 10 the
following sentlemen:
Mess-s John ]. London, Ro5rt Z. ssnari, Docrs
L. s. Joynes, Robt. Ridgway,. Nm. sempie, samuel
Rutherford. WA fl. Haxsll, oplin Word. and vi. I.
II. Christian, Richmond; John ". 5yfae, Dr. thomas
Withers, wn. 7. Joynes, and Clas, heut rete.r
burs: Dr. Robt. Early, c. l.. Mosby, H. u schoo.-
field, Jno Watt, J. d Gregory, Dr. Jno. 4 aaersos'
VIM s. Reid, Jr., +. w. Page, aud A. b. AaeSef,
'rhese SPRINGS win be opened for sors the in oay
,f lime NEXT when we will be fully prepared - re
ceive al who may wish to use tho water a. 'he eA
tain. ,,,o ~, uof.T & SONS
rE11EE: TEECHEs!: LEECHES:.:
- have Just received BY Adams - -. ~
.uneyior Swedish Leeehes. which VIA oe aPpsteu
anon the most reasonable terms; a. :. m. Hair
n,.ssins room under the American notei, ana ~
a,shs on 25sh strsvt, between Main and franAhn
streets. ....,v sttana.6 "a
TT5 4 @T6scri6or has = Negro W0maD and
L Children far w!aom he desires 20 obtain good
home far this yeey She IL only twenty ionr yeafs old
and i very good cock wasnss ana .Ianss waa,a
A. Avis "a DR WIN. r. LOCKETT
broad street, Church Hill,
jss-@ Next door 70 the Presbyterian Church
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HORSES, MULES, BUGGY, &c.-VViII
l. be sold at auction on SATURDAY, January 5th,
at 10 O'Clock, several fine Horses and Mules Wagons
Buggy, &c. ALEX. MOTT,
iu4 Auct
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4 CCOT NT HOOKS, sTATiOSEKY 8
IRON, STEEL, TIN PLATES, &,c...E.
i FL SKINKERG co. M 81 Cary strest have on

IRON, STEEL, TIN PLATES, HEc...E.
L Fl. SKINKER & CO., No. 50 Cary street, have on
hand full assortment Of
English and American Rolled
Refined English HIRON
Swedes and American HammeredS
Plough Iron, to II inches wide
Oval and half round do
Band, Hoop and Horseshoe Iron
American, English and Russia Sheet lro
Norway Nail Rods
Tin Plates, assorted sizes
Bar and Pig Iron; Sheet Zinc Speter
Bar and Pig Lead; Wire, &c. las
GALE OF TOBACCO FL XTUk Il :,
- SCREWS, &c.---I will sell privately lot of To-
bacco Fixtures, Screws Flattening Mills Sc., be-
tween this time and the 10th January. II not dspo-
sed of by that time will sell the at public auc
ton the 10th instant ut Adams Co.'S Express OF.
fee, where they are stored. Mr. J. Sawyer, at the
office of H. T. pairo 4 Co will show the fixtures to
any who may wish to see them.
THOS w. BOSWELL
ja5-td Admir- of Thos. Corvles decd
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FUTURE DAYS.
BY Geddin Il Appcrscr.

GALE OF HOUoE AND LOT IN MAN.
- CHE5TER--By order of the Directors Of ths
Manchester Building Fund Company the undersigned
Trustees thereof pursuant TO two several Deeds ado
BY William d. PAR and wife, to the Trustees of said
company to secure advances made by the company
TO him, win expose to sale. On the premises, in the
January, lR5G, ct the hour of o'clock T. M House
and Lot conveniently situated on the East sds of
sson street nearly opposite the MasonS Hall and
eers4gneo b. J. Sizer. Trustee in two other Deeds
,ro saia ran and wife to certain other de-
malas, untes az request of the benefcares therein,
.s saie tne OBJECT OF which II to satisfy the
critics. >esosu"e ~ N ~
at 4, and IL months with Interest sSsd son dsv If
sale and title re.ainsd until purchase money Is fully
paid yosEPH 3. GILL, Trustees of
ALFRED l.. BOWEN. fBuilding Enna
3. J. SIZER Co.'S 1''
sale conducted by GoDDIN 4 APPERsoN Apct:
da nNeSts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-01-04
BY Il. Ii. Cook & Co., Auctioneers,

HORSES, MULES, &c. AT AUCTION
Ii Having disposed of my Farm, / will sell at pub
lie auction, on SAL URDAY next 5th inst, beginning
at II o'clock, Mules Horses, Shucks, Fodder Farm
ing Implements, OF the usual variety, Wagon, Cart
&C., &c.
Terms: All sums of $50 and under, cash over that
amount 80 days for notes satisfactorily endorsed.
JOHN H. PARKHILL.
Belmont, miles from Richmond, on the New Bridge
Road opposite High Meadow.
Sale conducted by E. B. Cook L Co., Aucts.
in