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The Republican Flag

The glorious banner hung on, BY the
friends Of Freedom, has been the cause
OF another severe paroxysm of ag my. on
the par. Of the slaveocrats. The Demo.
Graf says j, was hung GU, by the special
friends Of the niger
1t is generally conceded by all intelli.
gen. men Of both parties, tina, the lovers
OF the niger are such as hold to the
amalgamasing principles OF Dick John
son, whose disciples now are found only
in the ten cent ranks and go, up the
false colors on Cedar street.
As 70 the number of stars on our flag,
We claim 81, being the representation OF
all the States and Kansas, excep. South
Carolina. which State has a party exclu
sively OF its own; the slaveocrats, whose
flag should contain only one star, and tina,
a BLACK one, to represent the one black
idea Of niggerology or South Carolina
notification, being the one idea of the
slaveocratic nasionals'(") Such should
be the difference, a. in fact j, exists: The
Republican flag with 81 bright stars, and
aud the slave cratic with one huge black
star fringed with wool.
As TO sec,lonalhy, the Democrat admits
tina. the Republicans represen, l6 States;
now the truth is, the slaveocrats in fac,
only represen, one State virtually, (Car.
o!ina and can, by implication, cover on
ly Ia States, they all being in niggerdom;
thus making the candidate and their par
~ the most sectional OF any ever known.
Ito nucleus is South Carolina, and its hie
is notification; its object disunion, and
it, pas,ime and reward is negro worship.
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John R. Motif rs. Isaac II Wheeler.

To Isaac II. Wheeler
s. r. You are hereby notified that there is
- now on file, in the Office of the Clerk of
the District Court Of Cedar Comfy, and State
Of Iowa. a petition Of John r. Mont. claiming
Of you the sum Of three hundred and twenty
five dollars, as money Justly due him from you,
for one threshing machine and horse power.
purchased by you Of said Jshn Il. Motif, and
that your property has been attached to satisfy
such claim, by virtue OF writ Of attachment,
issued by the Clerk of said Court, and that the
Sheriff Of said County has made return to said
Court upon the original notice in said suit, that
yon are not found. Now, unless you appear
and thereto on or before the FIRST day Of the
next term Of said Court, TO be begun and hold
en- on the 22d day Of September, 1856, Judgment
will be rendered against you for the whole
amount, with interest and costs, and your pro-
perry sold TO satisfy The same.
saw. s. w. YOUNG.
BIssELL SPrcER. Clerk Of District Court
Attys for Pl'F OF Cedar co.
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OlAesi6,s Sales.

QY Virtue Of special execution. 10 mo a..
- rected, issued out Of the Clerks Office op
the District Coust, in ard tor the County es
Cedar, and State of Iowa, in favor OF simon q
Stein, and against Isaac N. Magee and Hannah
Magee have levied upon the following real
estate, to wit Twelve (l2) feet front, by zine.
ty-'so ts2) feet deep, off Of the north bart Of
lot (5). and seven CD fee, front by ninsty.,so
(92) feet deep, Oft of the south part Of 10, On
(6), oofh IN block twenty-four Cay. in the
own OF Upton, Cedar county, Iowa, and shall
Court House door, In the said county. ON Sat.
urday, the 9th day Of September, 4. d. 1856,
between the hours Of 8 O'Clock 4. M. and 4
o'clock P. NJ, Of the said day, to satisfy the
sal execution and the costs That NAV accrue
thereon. JOHN n. briefly
81 lw. Sheriff of Cedar Co., Iowa.
Tipton, July 2Sth, 1886
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SheriH.s Sale.

by Virtue Of All Execution, to me directed
II issued out Of the Clerks Office oil the Dis
irics Court, IN and for the county Of Cedar, and
State Of Iowa, in favor Of Kiser, Crew & Tur-
ner, and against Charles w. Clute, have lev
led upon the following personal property, to
w.t. a quantity Of Dry Goods, Hardware, Tin.
ware, 1roceries, &c also two yoke Of oxen.
and shall offer the same for sale at public out
cry, on Saturday, August the 9th, A. d. 1856,
al the Court House door in said county, be
tween the hours Of 9o'clock A. NJ. and o.
clock +. n, Of said day, 10 satisfy the said sx.
ecution, and the costs that may accrue thereon
30 4w. JOHN H. BIRELEY, Sheriff Of
Upton, low 4, July 22d, 1856. Cedar Co.
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fWGAC NOdJdog
Sheriff aar>

Ky Virtue OF an Execution, 10 me dires,.d
~ issued out Of the Clerks Once Of the III. |,
s,,e. court IN and for the County Of Cedar, and
son, and against Edwards and swami Thar.
isvled upon the following real estate. /, ~;,'
Lots Nos. one %, two (2) and ten no !,
BLOCK No. five (5), in the tosn Of Rochestsr =; =,
CEDAR co., Iowa, and shall offer the sans a.
sale at public outcry, on Saturday, In, a3d d.
OF August, A. d. 1856 at the Court House anc,
IN SAID county. between the hours of o'class
a and I O'Clock p NJ, Of said dav. 70 ear.
lsly 'ne said execution and costs that NAV az =.
=, 'he'eoh. JOHN H, BIRELEY,
Oh aw. Sheriff Of Cedar coun;v. tow,
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Neps.-The National Organs i

.NsUs.-The National Organs in
Iowa who have advocated the pro. slavery
party are no. now entitled she appella,lon
Of Newspaper The grea. article Of
news now looked FOR and wanted by the
people 10 election news'--to know how
the elections in Iowa have resulted. As
general thing we find them as silent
as the tomb on this subject. The reason
is, they have been defeated everywhere,
and feel too bad to publish them.
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Shost6's Sale

~ virtue OF special execution. TO me si,a.-
- ted, issued ont OF the Clerks fIf,,ce - 10
District Court, In and for the County OF G.sa as
ana state Of Iowa in favor OF simon q Stein
~, .na s sans. hoDer Calvin ] have levied upon
and two ri, in block No. two J2l. In MOORE
ana Culbeftsens addition to the town Of Tin.on
CEDAR County, Iowa, and shall offer the .ame sar
sale at public eutcry. on Saturday. The so,h IA.
Q! august D. 1856. At the Court House dooy
IN the said County between the hours OF o a.,
clock. A. n. ANA O'Clock p. NJ, of the saja a.,
10 satisfy the said execution and the costa Tia,
may accrue thereon. JOHN H. BIREIEY
Upton. July 2sth, 1855. Sheriff OF Ced.r r,
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ESTRAY NOTICES.

Two EsTkAy HoksKs -r.s.n up b Hir.n ssDpss. =
lows township the lh dsv Of July 1875 brswn horse
fourteen hAnds high With bunch The back s hnd 1901
White In the forehead supposs1 10 b ~ ssn
old and Appraised forty dollars and bay msfs
hssn hsne, high With come White on Ne right hna 100
lars before Alexander Hlne.. kq
Aug .M sm J. ". CAfrEIIs. CLARK.
EsTRAy HORSE Taken up by v. q Edwsrds o. Iva
Township Cedar county Iowa on the . day o. june ,
stray horse ysass old this spring. Ozark brown aa
hssds high htad feet little white below The tester on
thin In flesh s6a besose D. eehooy kAs
June 2aih am. j. ". CArTsLI, County CLERK
ksTRAY AAkk--Tehsn NJ By william HUI. O be r.. =.
demo In Township Cedar Comfy lows on hc o.n
day Of june 1855 bar mare. sbcut yeasod win
Jupe = - csspty Gisrks
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Laziaess-A man driving IN OF team, riding
the chain, With bell On each OK to keep him
awake.
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$40 DOLLARS REWARD.

Srayed from the subscriber, two horses: .
white mare about 8 or years old, and DARK
s0rrel horse, with white stas 10 his face and
white feet, about IL Or IA years old; one nostrls
= little hurt Both were shod oil round.
Ten dollass reward will - given to any per-
son returning them 10 Covers Ferry.
n % " TnOs. MITCHELL.
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E6fRAY MAREa.-Taken ny BY John Slater. III koehsss.
tcwsshlp The th Asy e April 6se to ssrsy eAy
staA all round With ssa white 70 the a1f ore q
ysArs 81 qua ppreised Il AHA ire other u SOD before
J~emssnstnss, ~. u sm J. y. CASTEii- county eele
EaTRAY eoRRKI MARK-Tshsa - ~ VIM Welca. -
Asch sess Tovnshsp, ths 3Ssh Day 81 nay Soo .,
gsllsl With tie coliAs bunchss y. hnd ~
;sss no 3 wshs' ~. !. VI smis. cesn'y tsi
June pl3 I'm
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Boone county has also gone Republi
can, majority mol known.
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nsl inpssysd Pr. y Ps.oas Grove On Il. 80
vsll 3mpro.sd farm essae tssI, ~ miI. s'seses
Tiesen. VOC snd water IN ebandsnse from
~ !, = & 81 seSa ssa srs csss.
Sshss lots toe nsAsrsas 70 msastou Also ASrn o.
or0s Ciff, Eshrassa fssritssy. ' :" 0s 10
OFEics AT RkspaHcr STAaRs Apptr,os
- SAMUEL DEWELL,
General Land Agent 1t Upton. Iowa
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TRgsTEE's SALE or REAL ESTATE.

HRUSTEE,S SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
~ virtus Of the proy1sisns Of 3 Deed Of 1rue,
naas on the 1T day Of September, 1854, By 10;
s.Pn CsppA aed Susan A., his wife, TO secure
ss1sm SANG Of money due to Virginia A. White
,sn a1d which said desd 10 duly recorded IN
s ne Oaerrs Once Of the Hastings Court Of the
Wy o. mcamond and county Of Princess Anne
I'll 0o 90 before the Court House Of szid county OF
sI i se. AIMS on MONDAY the lst day of Decem-
PEI, Iso. toeins Court Day. at IL n, Tor cash the
real estate conveyed tc me BY said deed that g % saw
IN Little Creek in the county sf Princess Anne. Win
toe paiidinss and improvements thereon. contain
Ing 1854 acre: more or less being the said tract of land
wnicn the said Caps purchased Of John Petars trus
: &C. and Virginia A. Whitehurst On the aid Ist gsntr
1854 ss BY reference to the deed therefor ~ rir
~ Court, win appear. 1870 e>'e''
ALSO, ali that certain Lot Of Land iviu. and heir,
IN that part of the city Of Richmond commonly
known a. the FRENCH 6ARDEN-it beng m
same lot Of land which the said Joseph Canos mr.
chased OF Robert Patte and wife, ON the sth 81 Nav
lSss a. BY their deed therefor duly recorded in "a
Sierks oMce Of the Hustings Court of raid city Of
Richmond will appear 9 Va
Ins ntle the said property Is believed to be unaues
tioneoie but selling Trustee shsH sell and con
Deed. ~ -A1s " s"io Ahass
90 14-aot JOHN PETERS, Trustee.
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THE AItT OF DANCTNG.

az THE AHT UF DANCING.
"a CHARLES A. McEVOY has the honor Of
IA announcing to the citize of Richmond that the
HrA next annual session of his School for instru c.
lions in the desirable accomplishments of Dancing in
all its varied forms, will commence at Corinthian
Hall, on Wednesday afternoon November the l4th,
at O'Clock, for young Ladies, Misses and Masters
and st u, on the same evening, for Gentlemen.
Regular school days for young ladies, Misses and
Masters Wednesday afternoon at 4 o. clock, and Sa.
turday morru g at l04 O'Clock.
Regular school hours for gentlemen-W ednesday
and Friday evenings At "a O'Clock.
The session will be a long of five months
Terms for the whole time SIS For half of it 6 10.
Pare desiring to enter their Children and othe
wishing to join the school, should do so during the
first week Of the session. private class for young
Ladss will be formed after the orgsniza ton OF the
school. no lot
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BY Alex. Noes.

EURNITURE. DIZZY GOODS AND GRO.
CERES VIII be sold ct auctisn, Ut my store,
O'clock. general assortment new aad second hand
furniture.
DRY GOQpS-Cioths, Cassimsrss. Cassinsts.
Ready. Made Clothing. Boots Shoes Hats nc.
GkoCERIES-5 bbls Old Aye Whisksy; do.
T. Brandy; do. N. Z. Rum; do. Gin; do Wine;
do. Coffee Sugar; boxes Candies; 10 do CosnAs
Brsnds; IL, 900 Ssssrs ALEX. MOTT.
NO 10 Auctionesr.
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AND JEwBLRY,

e. THOUGH i live in the country
- q hundred miles down,
XII have my repairing done always in town;
e And the tredesman l deal with 10 BAR
THOLONEW,
And the work that give him, is done up like new.
But here l would tell you the right Of my tale,
was thrown from my horse right on to a rail
My Watch, it went further, sm.ek into ditch
And rusted the works to a very bad pitch.
took it to ons, who said /" trade it away"-
But valued the watch, and was willing to pay.
When friend told me of matchmaker he knew,
And that's how came to know BARTHOLOMEW
He did up the watch. and some jswery fne
And my watch to this day keeps excellent time.
WIN J. BARTHOLOMEW,
Watch and Clock Maker,
Corner Eleventh and Main streets.
Watches, Clocks and Jewelry OF all kinds, repair
ed in the best manner, and az moderate terms as
any other house In the city oc %
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by Thomas w. Kooee0
TOics with George snr.uey. Ne. -, Pearl gtzsst.
U,RUsTRE,y sALE or HANneoMl
j MAHOGANY FURNfTURL, CAAREI1NG
CURTAINS, GOLD WATCH, &c, At AUCTION
By virtue Of dssl OF sxas sxecuted to the eabsen
Der on the 18th day Of October. 1855, md aujy n
corded in the cfies Of the CLERK OF the Hassine
Court Of the city Of Richmond o. the request Of th
parties inssressed in aid deed Of txnsk shall pro
coed to ssli ct public suction, on TUESDAY ne1f
est bidder .. the sfore-house on Main street, nex
door below the Exohapss Bank the following proper
~. to wit: 7WeIdrobss. Lounge. Cabinets. esvs
WashstAnds, Chairs, Rich Damask Curtains, eilve
Ware, Mating, Carpet one Writing Desk. one 0os
Watch.
good order, and is well worthy the attention 9
hsusekeepes. Terms cash
Il. w. WATKINS. Trsstss,
Sale conducted BY xaos- w. kEEsss, Aucs-
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spHCIAL MoTICua.

t. Something New aud BcwutifuI !. s.
knowledsed by all to be superior 10 ANYTHING vet sis
covered In the Photographic art a. proof 81 wh,sb
ali OF the most celebrated artis's north ara tsI.
70 be bad at Pratts Gallery, las Main street hsrs
the public are respectfully Invited 10 cali and errr,.
Inc Tor themselves Daeuerreotypes and Amhrotvns,
warranted to please. P'ssuica
no 10--lm 1oo,
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By Alexander Mott.
WATCHES. JEWELLERY, HARDWARE,

w CUTLERY, PISTOLS, Gc-Will be sold ct
auction, THIS EVENING, commencins at O'Clock,
large sssortrnsnt of Watches, Jswelry, Hardware,
Cutlery, Pi.tois Dry Goods. Clothing, Hsts, Fancy
Glassware, he.
The above goods are now landing from New York,
and will be sold without limit or reserve The ssle
will be continued every night this week, Until the
stock il closed. ALEX. MOTT,
90 % Arctioreer
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~ Beard of Trade of RichmOnd...
KoRAcs L. KENT, Pres't. L. Il. BENTLEY, Frsss'r
WILLIAM B. IsAACs, Secretary.
Committee of arbitration
WILLIAM 8. DOENAN, Chairman.
LARKIN w. GLAzEgRooK, JAMES B. DUPuy,
DAVID CURaIE, L. D. CREHsKAw.
[-ts
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q LEWIS HYMAN,
~ IMPORTER OF
H9 WATCHES AND JEWELRY
49, (Wholessle and retail, No. SO Main street.
Is now receiving large and elegant assortment OF
the above articles and will offer this Fall the greatest
bargains that has been offered in this city; and
to merchants who wish to purchase he would inform
Thorn that articles be had in his Establishment
low es any house in the Northern Cities
Gold Detached Levers, IS Jewels, a21 %
Gold Hunting do do 5000
Do do Patent do do Is 90
Silver Levers, II 90
Gold Guards, 10 90
Gold Pencils; Silver Table and Tea Spoons
Gold Neck, Fob and Waist Chains of VARIOUS pa
terms
Gold Lockets, and Jewery of sill kinds
70 be had chssp at the old ss.as1ishss store q
se s-2m No. e6 Main st.
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EF Curtain GoOds.-Second supply.
The subscriber has just received per steamer James
town, second supply of new and beautiful CURTAIN
GOODS embracing the usual variety with Gimps
tsssels. Loops, Cornic". &C., which will be made
end hung in the latest style, upon reasonable te$ns
rsany house south of New York.
JOHN r. REGNAULT,
Uphosterer and Paper anger,
no 4-2w 1872 Main street.
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By Davenport, Alien

BY Davenport, Alien d Co.
am ca ES BOUTS, SHOES AND
cOO HATS AT AUCTION.-On TUESDAY, 18th
November, we will sell at 10 O'clock at our auction
store, 500 csses Boots, Shoes and Hats; desirable
Winter Goods.
TERMS Under 800 cash; SIc0 and over, four
months credit. for approved paper =
no 10 DAVENPORT, ALLEN l. CO. Aucts
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wspiendId Velvet Fleunced SIX Ra

wspieudid Velvet Fieupced silk Robes.
We shall receive by the Steamer Jamestown. and
have ready for exhibition OF Tuesday morning the
18th Inst, a few
superb Silk Robes, with Velvet Flounces.
Those soods are entirely new, and much superior
20 any thiog we have had this season. We invite
our friends TO examine them at once
PRICE, BAYLY Il WALKING
Dealers in Dry Goods, l57 Main stIest.
N. B We are slno receiving frssh supply of
no io-St r., Is. & w
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~ Flercher's Hair Tonic is one of the
appest as well as most useful preparations that
was invented for the Hair. Its soothing and pens-
'r4;ing effects wonderfully and perceptiby felt
asonuch that the genera! exclamation Is, ''Oh what
delightful article Feteher's Hair Tonic is' and its
r9a7fts unsquslsd by any other preparation. 1t
perfectly eradicates dandru from the scalp; ii speed
y stops the hair from falling off, 1t makes the coerses
hxir soft and plant and the redest hair by the use Of
lew bottles, is changed to beautiful dark brown
tor is there any Ixepsration that IL equal to
letcher's in dressing hair. One two applica-
Ions week being sufficient to keep it in healthy
4onditon.
1t is sold by the principal Druggists In the city and
rouptry and for sale, Wholesale and retail by the
psrufacturer, JOHN B. JOHNSON,
je6 10th St, between Main and Gary.
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oc &3--5Hl

II Whitehurst's Gallery of Photographs
Nd AmBRoTYPEs.-Thep present manager has been
-Gsaged in the business Is years His pictures are
exhibition at the Mechanics Fair, and at n Main
greet. The public are cordially invited to call and
.ise for themselves.
photographs copied from Daguerreotypes any sizo
4sired. ALBERT L1TCH.
no lint
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HUTuRE DAYS.


CARGO SALE or NEW SyHOp urn
-, COIFkE.-On THURSDAY mornina. Nov,
istn at 10 oclsck, from our warehouse head Of tie
We VIII onsr for sale at suction, the cargo Of
sistng of s "sni n1o, So"'
900 oaEs prime new orop RIO COFFEE, selected
w;u - expressly for the Virginia trade.
VII naa be added to the shove ssie--
$500 sacks Livsrpoel fine SALT. mar .hfp Arnat
direct from Liverpool. p A1Aa''
-. ALSO
Log casks Hebbert's LOND6N PORTER iu..
landed per ship Margaret Eyans. direct fIam
ALSO,
powder TEA, the highest cost TT. 4 ~ no,tsd
from China 49, ACA e~Pofse0
.u EDAoND, DAVENPORT CO..
- - Aucts
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/" TO the NitiAeLa dHu tFhp9ofs VI kftinR
ton to BARER'S PREAIJM BiTTERS, which
eli the Druggists OF tie city of Richnond ADMIT to
the most popular medicine before the public
for tue Of Dyspepsia, Nervous Hesdache Cholic
P~ies DsseaterY sa3 Bowel Complaints In weak
ami js6ltatod Ieualss there nothing eanal the
IeAdy mode hat 1t has IN Strengthening the whole
ssstem gEd II any medicine ever deserved the title
0f humans GOn.orter 1t should be Bakers cslebra.
ted Premium StteTs Slace the Introduction Of these
.lte,s (which has been aoout ten years the propr.
have resolved IL and about he city Of Richmond
over 1900 certdsates where ii has made permsnen mt
become scgaanted with its superior virtues in van.
ns complaints you would never be without it in
YOUR families.
To be had at all the principal druggists In this city,
'rders promptly attended to by addressing E. BAKER,
ichmond, We. oc21
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IT, Anthracite, lIidletiiian and EIsch
furnish the best PHILADELPHIA ANTGRAcIrE'
and LumP coal. from the shove ChestsrieId
mines wnien nc will sell at the lowest market price
house Of Lsrus Shine, n Main street, viii nee,
au fS---Srn rnv.
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BY GOddin N.AppersOn,

VALUABLE ThAUT OF 345 ACRES
OF FOREST LAND, ON THE RICHMOND
AND FREDERICKSBURG RAILROAD. AD-
JOINING ASHLAND, FORMERL YSLASH cor.
TAGE FOR SALE At AUCTION-Will be sold
at auction, at Ashland, TUESDAY, the 25th Nov.
1856. at IL O'clock. the above valuable tract of land
It lies almost immediately adjoining the handsome
and thriving village of Ashland on the Richmond and
railroad, which divides it into nearly equal parts and
affords every facility of bringing lime and other ma
from Richmond. being little more than hslf an
hours ride to that city. This land lies gently undu-
laing, and The soil being not at all subject to being
surfeited by water is for the most part of excellent
quality and sl OF it susceptible of the highest IN
provement 1t Ia we'll adapted to the various crops
of climate and especially the growth of heat
There 10 soma excellent timber on the place. and the
greater part the land being in woods 1t 10 compu.
cords of wood upon it, of oak, pine and other de-
scrptions There is also full proportion of firsrate
meadow land lift suits purchasers better the tract
can be divided. most egibly, making farm each
side of the railroad with spring of the pursst water
and good budding site On each On the eastern
building at the right distance of and in full view ofthe
railroad. accompanied by of the finest and most
remarkable springs in Virginia The jet spring from
q solid free stone rock at such elevation that
pense to throw the water to the top of the highest
build nE, and water the whole of the premises the
hill. There 10 improvements on this lapd-the
most of 1t being sill in woods of original and second
airy growth. Amy person establ hing residence
there cam if desired, be in Richmond at half past
O'clock, A. M by the railway, and return at O'Clock
to dinner, or at to tea.
TERMseF SALE: One-ihird cash: balance at and
2 years, with interest Bonds secured by a trust
deed, usual: plat of the land can be at cur
premises: GoDDlN APPERsON,
no l0-2taWtd Auctiopoers
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~ DR.. Coons, late of st. Louis. Mo-
Office and residence Sd street. west side, betHe
Marshal and Clay SITS. NOS -4m*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-11

gg- ladies' Eurs,
6fONE MARTIN,
ROCK MARTIN,
MINK,
Victorines and Tippets.
SATIN DELAINES,
Lace Curtains,
Mrsin Curtains,
Cornice,
Trimmings of all kinds.
VELVET CLOAKs, very elegant,
Velvet Cloth CloaSs,
Black Cloth Cloaks,
Misses Cloaks,
Shswls in great variety.
FRENCH EMBROIDERY,
Point Lace Sets,
Lace Cspes,
Lace Collars,
Black Laces,
Llnen Trimmings, now,
aai IN general stock the greatest and most select
natY Thar have ever offered.
---As THOMAS R. PRICE CO.
They are Just plotting the receipt OF their STOCK,
,ght within the last two months aud IN addition to
H.. yell known attention which they have PAID for
srs 10 the most elegant goods for ladies and
iapy would call special attention to goods
he very beet qualities, and at the lowest prices
SERVANTS CLOTHING,
en za-Im COTTON, 30.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-11

founderer Fancy Crate and Fender Msnufaeturer
no rs Main street, between 9th and sth west side,
Richmond. Va ~ ia s,n