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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1856-05-29
NEW GOODS.

Having sold out his first purchases, Mr. RATcH-
FORD has brought on second stock of Spring and
Summer Goods, which are advertised in srtenso in
this weeks issue. These goods have been bought
late in the season and for cash, and can Of course
be afforded at very low prices. Every one in
search of bargains would do well to call at 1.-THE
new store in the Lindsay Building See AdTer-
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1856-05-29
TIE ENHANCEMENT.

Tie reader will iiud capital poem ON our out
side page, with the above title, frCm the pen Of
our clever contributor, HOWARD II. CALDWELL,
Esq. Besides the good poetry with which it
abounds, one may find in it a sad sprinkling OF
truth. Young ladies especially will find it whole
some to read.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1856-05-29
FIRE IN CHARLOTTE.

We learn from passenger Oh the Railroad that
destructive fire occurred in Charlotte on Tuesday
morning last, which consumed the building known
as the American Hotel, and eight or ten houses on
Main Street, between the American and the Man
sion House. The loss is very heavy, end, it is
supposed, withoutinsurance. WehaVe been unable
toaobtain further particulars.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1856-05-29

". NJ Matthews. EslrS., for the House OF Com
Judge Ellis presiding. James DGnehoe, indicted
for the killing of Mice Taylor. free negro, was
found guilty of manslaughter. and punished by
tyanding. special term of the Superior Court
says the Democrat, will he held commencing on
the fourth Monday in June, ext'''''''''President
Pierce has again won for himself the goodwill OF
! the Democracy by vetoing the hill for improving
the mouths of the Mississippi and the st. Clnir
flats, OIL the principles which governed him in We
toiug the bill uf 1854. 1t may affect his chances
for the nomination, but he nevertheless sticks to
his platform manfully y'......"Ncar Morganton, N.
c., on the 7th instant, David Dnckworth, aged 90
years, married Elizabeth Powell, aged IL years
Courage ladies, courage! Naomi, the daughter
of Enoch was five hundred and eighty years OF
age when she was married Take Courage!
A great Mass-neetiug of the democracy OF Mr.
Clingmaus and Mr. Craig's Districts, will be held
at Shelly, on the second Monday July. num-
her of distinguished speakers from that and the
adjoining Will pc
Ct Representatives has passed the bills granting
upwards of 900, 600 acres Of land to Wisconsin
for Railroads, and the same amount to Alabama
.......It is rumored that Spanish expedition is
fitting out in Cuba, against Walkers government
in Nicaragua More trouble ahead !''''''''' Miss
Brennan, the Carolina Mocking- bird, gave con-
cert in Columbia, Wednesday evening the 2Sth
instant ......Dayid McComb, the cotton press
man, has invented q manner of using hoop-iron,
instead of roping, in baleing cotton 1t is said to
be much preferable to the material now in use
.......The telegraph has announced rumor that
Mr. Fillmore had died at Rome; but it is suppos-
ed to be utterly without foundation. The report
was circulated previously to the arrival Of the
Canada, and nearly week after the reception of
the Asia's s'..'..'.The annual meetings Of the
old and new School Assemblies of the Presbyterian
Church were commenced simultaneously in New
York, on the 9th instant,-au event which has
not before occurred since their separation in 1887.
Both were largely attended. Rev. DR.. McFarlane,
of Virginia, was made Moderator of the Old School
body We shall endeavor to collect the items,
next week ''''.'.''The news from Europe is unim-
portant Cotton was quiet and reported easier,
without any change in the quotations.
Sadler, our Tax Collector, gives notice to those
who have made their returns but who have notyet
paid the taxes, to do so on or previous to Sales
day. Monday next
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1856-05-29
TREATING AT ELECTIONS
No. 9.

urbsm vsnalsm ct cito psrituram, 81 emptorem in
venerit!
80 city set to sale, whose destruction is at
hand, if it find purchaser" JrGuRTHA.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1856-05-29

give Thousand Dollars and plenty Of Whiskey
will buy the Office, and am willing to pay that
price for it, Words spoken By a Canddaf'.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1856-05-29
For the Yorkville Enquirer.

Antioch, May 23d, 1856.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1856-05-29

tc." Pray, sir, by what titles does he indulge in
this egotism? Has he read the history of 'sthe
State" which be represents? He cannot, surely,
have forgotten its shameful imbecility from slave
ry, confessed throughout the Revolution, follow
ed by its more shameful assumptions for slavery
since.
But the best part Of the story is to come, and
scarcely know how in proper terms to detail the
interesting tragedy which closed the two days
entertainment. Indignant, and stung to madness
BY the insults given to his State and his relative
Judge Butler, our gallant representative, Col.
Brooks, determined to take the matter in hand
After searching Intellectually for Sumner, Wednes-
day and yesterday morning, outside the Senate,
he entered the chamber yesterday after the seLate
adjourned and seeing a number of ladies present
very quietly seated himself opposite to Sumner.
As soon as the ladies left, he approached the Sem
ator, who was seated at his desk writing and, in
the coolest and most genteel STYLE addressed him
in something like this style -
Mr. Sumner, have given to your speech Q
careful and impartial reading, and feel it my
duty to tell you that you have uttered grosslibel
upon my State and published slander upon my
grey-haired relative, Judge Butler, whom you
know to be absent, and am now come to chastise
you forit
As soon as this pithy and pregnant speech was
finished, Sumner attempted to rise for the purpose
perhaps of resenting it, when Col. Brooks gave
him blow in the face with gutta- -percha cane
about an inch thick, and continued the attack nm.
til he had administered, fore and aft, some 25 or
30 blows well laid on and broken his cane to frag-
ments. After the fourth stroke. Sumner ceased
to resist, and after while fell to the Aoor CRYING
piteously 30! Lord" when Mr.. Brooks ceased
Col. Keitt was present ready to extend his aid il
needed, but so quick and thorough was the opera
tion that Col. Brooks had finished before any one
could interfere. Mr.. Sumner was immediately
conveyed away by his friends, severely though by
nc. means mortally wounded; and Col. Brooks
took prompt measures to surrender himself for
trial. Resolutions have been or will be sub
mitted to both Houses providing for the appoint
ment Of committees to investigate the ASSAULT and
learn, Col. Brooks has been admitted to bail on
bond of FIVE hundred dollars for his appearance
before the court
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-05-21
@dtfe19ertrb -8erfatf
sSpn frhr fbasbarem liegehSem Giz

'l2l fenerS< <Bermbgen. ~
..Srl Sraft unp 5ufoIse enes 8efcGGs, aus Dem
Bailm8eri6t pcn SeAa GauntY, Ioa auf bfente
IiGer genbu brrfauft iperben, auf SrettagS
ben 13ten Stunt RaGltsns, um 10 ubr Sormts
tags, am gaIt9auIe non Sobn Q dams, jrr
tn NOrS'sblritball SaunfGp, eeAa Gauntp
sze Gin 9etpiBer Stri6 2anb,
entbaltsnb 6 ener;, nit Dem 3aseGGr se'
Iesrn In SCrbsfagtrn Saurf6p unb GauntY 5
srdnSeno an Sdupsr BON 2esIie Setter, Stepbrn
Saatet, 9bilip Straub unp nnoeres 2anp les
Strltcrbran GtrpGen Salliet, entbaltcrp
'3. 10 Sfcfcr umb 8 Sfutbcm
ssnaues @aos, worauf ii4 cine Nerertagc ron
unIadbtdrrm Y / IenrrS brfnptt. tctannt ale
@ttpbrn SaGicts Minen. Dies TT bic bette, aus
eepebnbcte unp meit ergiftigite Gilrns Gr;. Grube
in Zelda Gauntp, unp itrbt fener i'm 9oujen
Staot 9cnnlploanfn na6. - 9icIrlGe lit terrte
9lidIiA unb er9cttg fit trinaGe 80 SoGrrn be-
arbettrt ncrrrn, uto jpar bis ju per Siefe Spu
ilber rs 5uB, nit riner Nusftdt pCn einem anbal,
teRrtn uno sr9ietiam Srrratb. YerIonen psl6r
rteieIbt Spr Dem Serfaufsta9e in gIu8cnIdcin ;u
Rebmtn Aptn1Aen, teIieten bei Serrn Sup. Camp
bra n,,lrlfrp,' pelder nuf Dem Gigcntbum wrtnt.
Die aneern SertcBerun9cn Guf Dem @t0ent9um
&FyA Fnp
f::;A Gin mt Gin Gatt strf GcGrs
EG Sramz zWp6nbnu8,
Jram. Stal, Sdmieo S9ap, unp anperr nrtD.
wenpt9e aubsnsetIupe.
., 5ar ndmliben 3?it uno Ort
fcusnb bHcntIi6 Yrrfauit mcrccn, spct 2enIes, bic
8eate uno priYiIe5ieu juiiAemp, nm @iIsn GrS
81. 9raNen oper beroprutrin9cn, ron fpt9cnpen
Gigsnt9Ircrn nGmlitb:
Die cine 2cais 1T patjrt BEN 30lrn Gaa Ies
esuIber, i'm Slbr 1926, mo 1T ,miIdsn Irtcr
GrprcQ Ycn N0rO s9Bbrt6an GanI6ip, in teIaa.
tenn gcda Gauntg, unO Strp6m 8aaiet unp 81.
mucI 6ririA, fir rtnen 9altrn 2Idtr ganp, fir
ben Gaejnef Giienfr, 81 Gratcn unO tersrr;us
trin9eR.- @s 1T bie5 Gin Sbel bcs GnnplhtHs
wrr1uf @etcr Srryrl pamnts wcGnte.
Oieanocrt, cine eelie, patrt ben t6ttn Gog
Grtruar, in Satr 1929, ,pti6m Mltban Stn.
ner, oon Ncro.S85ctGau SInIhjp, gr6a Gaun.
tp, unO Dem YeritUrbrnen Stcpbrn 8aQirt, fen,
fir allies Giitnrr, in uno nuf Dem ganre mo 81
acntbum, pamaIS I'M Sefb pe5 bria9trn 9atban
Strner "
gs III Nies Gin G6ctI brS Gintrtagrnrn TcrniEs
gems re5.pertcrtsntn Stepben g3aQiet, Ir.
Isetbtn Scn Sit' penn I1uniAtp, Carton Gamty
Die 9fpn5an9sn ant Sntaufsta8e uno 9tufs
Tartllns zen ...a. ...... ...
Sr.-nrg Haron Ballet, I or,,,,,.,
.Ie u..-. Jebn SaLict, "'" 'FS'
9ur4 Die Court,
3. SIS. N1icefeD, eGrrtm.
Mfat 1886, nobS
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-05-21
Nnf.

Gin frtI&cr Scrrat9 oaer Sprtrn 6c6lcn foe.
Zen rrbaltcn unb an ben nicreritcn Saaraelps
9rrilsn gu pgtaufen an Der garo bcs llntcrItric.
bcnsn, an eaurp's Station Der gtda G6al GiIsn.
taRbiu 9lerhwbcitbaq Eppnldip, gc&a Gaunty.
Die tSaRsn Gdl& @reiie rperprn bcSatlt fir
a(le Nrten 55rudlt unp Semitic, rper wrreen i'm
gustauf4 fir SpGIsn anemcmmrn.
SaUtb 2aurs.
glcrbpbetGa(b gprtt 30, 1856. notW
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-05-21
Q8p9uebltcDe8 DuDlifunr.

Stb hobe itbcn l0noc CtIitbe 3tttCu eoac9in icecu
pclltn, oUtr plt 2ttt bat c5 mir uc troutt Sth ba;
tt 9tltlIn in Der 3dnnl, cog mid elmer mcintr Get
0autla9unA eO9tStr, in Dem mar altS rttht. 0bGr
metn Gfltntbalt III blcS CtnGr, un0 Der III bCt Sc
bann Mteltr. S,th taun ttlnr ;pi S'cpp. Yliet
ba.ttn, rcB dD cluniol cabin ocht uuo tinmo ocrhn
uno notm bt 2cutt tc,b uidDt rttbt mlItn, mo ith m
inetn lin, ptc icbcu tjs robr 9I9arltn ba-itb mar
"a, uno ecn ouoern So9 1T mir 9dOat pcrbtu, bd9
etuts nodD mir acfro9t batIn, nro botcn mtb ntht
on9!rchtn. Stb Butte Tim &tricjhun9 unS lpunthc
's mebttn eas 9l&bt5m0l ju mir tcmmtr. Sh
balts mcb StocemOI 3 Sage in Der StOrt ouf-ourth
otct Gtbiftcn' fam id oSn trIttn Sa0 ncbt Itbcn
ntteer attcmmen - Ram tSrncu eGute gu mir fem.
mtn otn gotten 2tpri bS Aim 3hu 9IOi, uno 70 ts
otSmal Uber 3 N4cbtu III meiuS 2Gjt. - limo 70 mic
Sbr es atItiEu batt fam idb5 ritbE9 tctu0tn.
8r Il tb unttriuctt ith pcn Der GrllIn StunNc
an bis gu 80 bis GO Sabrcn, uno ttnGr trtn Den ih
unttrludt, fam fth earauf ptrloGtn rap CT ribtia
{oEil rptrr. Stb uut,ruds outb nrtb pislt onccrr
"Cithperce, vte Sbr mttocr Qcrltn batt. uno qcbc
ntdbt auf eaju, bis I'D mGtutu SIHdIiltu GrfcI9 9ts
matht bate.
Sanu wuuibs id tos 0lGdftmol chamber GctTtr
gu trtfIn uno crpart snsu 9tnsi9ttn 3Ulprud5, Sbr
2tiOtnot.
Sb cuPfbs midi ais btts gNitbdk,
.. Doftor Jobann Oafcr.
81. g. - @s t5rucu mir outb 9lricfs motientct
mtroIn: = SRti'utur9 Sauui5jp, 2Sha Gaunt-
YGtotis. 5C9EIapiaS
S)lai Z, n63m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-05-21
C5amcs s. &lctnt
gttT6Sbcr ppn &aufmanuss2or

Gin NppetIoticusgerttht wjrb 0cbottcn rperhCn an
Wlento9 Den 2tru Sag SUM- u6diGhs, in Der Gcm:
metcuers Imtsltubr, in lltnaun. mann uno mc:
itltf tb ollie IN cti9er GoGifjirun9 iuttrcrtcr gcr
Tcntn sinfineCu tSuncu, WSnn ic cs fdr lbidth Srs
ahttn. f "
NVai ID, ..- .... .. nb3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-05-21
PbilaoeIpb,a lDaa3en IlJanufaFtur.
4. .. D0Di5 uNO %.
glamufafturiIlcn eun gEoaoen,

WanuT Tatturtlcn son HGod9en,
Shidtjb fir 0Rji0ihttu8rn, Nljr9Atohu Srods.
1cbtcn. ,6u, GiitnIr; &ich, Il. I. 10 - @ltitbfoHs,
alIt bic ptrtbicrGuIu Q'cu;Uun9cn Ntn Dormant uni
prrtabIt Ytatcrm GSoo9cu uno @Gttat GCwitbtS.
Gin pa5 putlifum.
2tuf dlIt SSaoatn ett pcu urs 0cmaht rrrbcr, Fam
man itb otrloBcu raj it rthti0 hnO inrGm cs njdh
trtoutt Djro boB cine 2&oo9c rnlrt Ganufattur rer
liBt, 6sncr eiIIdbt 0tuou eurb einia Otr Sttuthaf
ter, pGtbt pratEihI g80ootnnla;ber fnr, uuo pctbt
htb immirbin bcmdbiu lore 9Ioo9tu frau pit aurcrt
uno wtnn m63titb pEr3d5lltbsr 81 MAIDEN, 9Ipruf H.
g6r mSbtn audi Su9I,it9 Sic cNufnyrtiomtsit pru
3immcr!eutCn unN SOI5arEeitrr
I'M 2(G9tmtntu. Ouf uriirs por;UIltbt urb mcbftitt
" crtttin9 W a d n IN 9cridttt icbsn, oit
parronttrt itno pcn Gem Utttu 9lottra uno rer BE-:
zen Nrbeit iu iiu.
Serb 28ElttitbsS @te Ger 15tm uno Q9iQrn
Stro5tn Ybitaoilpbia
STSri %, 1855. no-1S
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-05-21
SPie8cL Gjrmilpe 9uPfcrltihc unO
9irturr=Trdmr5.
2. 6. g orlf,

2I2 Gbesnnt Stra6c, &BifaSetpGid,
nat ouf toonp unN cfftrirt an tlui9tn Yrtigin gum
&srtauf Gin 9rcgts uuO htrrlithts aftrtmtnt rrn
Spteecl. {. pcu ntutm uno irbr fbGalm Shl unp
pNYdglld5Sr ART (5r 1T audi wtutg Srrtrs iUr ir:
0euo 9}Gumcn gu fUIu).
Stine GaUcrir ven @tmStNtn gum 8trfauf III
greg uno cntbaIt HrGtit rrn Ger Crlttn site mi
Nurt pcn rem ttlt;n 2(mrifoujitbcu nnb Srtmpcn
IReiitern. CT bat rici;lbt mjit Nt3It nycrt'rt
Ssint @ruttticu ron ,Vupfiriltbm 1T kbr rt(I:
itInbj9 uuo ihGn, mo itcgt ollie Die ntuCn putli:
tattCntn rcu @u9l1uc, Srontrsltb uno 0Mt3IanN
in hth.
Slint picturc, @crroit, gNiuioture. DoaurrrGo:
tnpI uno pbrCAropb Z rdmc fno pcr9cIrct uu1
ptr3jtrt, uno ihtitGtu 0lIc Gir6fG in lire 2njahL
Gr njmmt Srcers an fir SgieQd fir NantclS uuh
Wftittr, meltbs tr itrafIj0 rcrp0it uro rotb allen
Ibtjtln oGr &crljnjatln Staottu pcrftnpcL-Gr Ia
oct 0aufleute unO ltuort ctn iiurr brtlitbtu Gtcd
Sitter 81 urtIriutbtr. &tracit c5 nlAt Ger Srt ii
2I2 Gbtsuut SrroGt. ttcr rtr Srn, 9egcrdtlr tenn
Cjtroyr pGu6, YDilaccYblo.
2tpril .. 1876. raj 7
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-05-21
Gin 1teur6 Gtablibenent in brr Stabt|
9lltentaun..


Ferl9En, uno ptflelbe auT Seltclun8 an ir9enb eis
nCn Srt lsnocn irrrren. ...
Ollie gIrteitca ipRrbrn unter tErrr rtsencn aufs
(idt pcrri6trt, un0 man fam ii6 raber parauf
pcrIaBrn, eaB le nUr pom Der trtrn 9lrt lsin psrs
ben. ..'. ..
Gle ftno rantbdr fiir tereits 9rno6rne Sunb.
i6dft mb fie tpffen fib hieIelte frrnertin burdy
Sli8frit, 9iinttIi6teit unp bic 0ate ibrrr Sls,e
ben 5aSuitann, .-
TpIe unb 6umbcrt.
Nutntdltt, Nldt IA. .- nd3W
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-05-21
N1NrtNt.

9tlle bietcnt9ch welde nrh I6albis fiu6 lit ttit
Nldbltdhern bes llntrr,ei6neten, In giebrrmds
clm9ie Eaunittp, He6a Gaunts, lihp ttrfnit ernlis
lid oufgcfprpert, ;ptiden nun lnp Rem 1ittn su>
III nGGblene an psr MiibIe anSuruicn unp akJuS
bc;abIcn, tnpcm alle, wclde ptrier Guifprbermg
niht nahtrnnten, llnfOltcn s,t ertparten tatep. :
9(utb uia6t Der llntrrSei6ncte trtamt, raf &C
irit rrm titcn 9lpril ietns GeIdaftr nur mad rent
Sar8elb Spiicm Sertdtet, imp aud finftiSEtm
pat GrritiYitcm nttt mcGr rtufibren pirn.
Gpparb $. Snerr, Idller. I
WSrs 10, " r ra3M
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-05-21
I'll, SScrfdnfcr Dpn
=9Sddrett..

S5clgsntss IN cine aife Der 9lamsn Der GertSu-
fer ron &aufmanns sgBaaun In 2e4a GauntY, fir
Sas SaBr 1856.
... Nltentaun.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-05-21
SlLentaun> Ya-9OIai ri, 1856. GDar pos
81 Icsse OSiitcr.

Die linttrDibncten itno nrulib ron pbitobtIpbia
uno Ncu:ycrt init Dem 9rSbtcn uuo mct ucrIan9rn
Strt Gdtr ;urdd9stsbrt, bsr jc in olstr Staot 9es
5ct9t tpcroen it, uuo pdcben son Den alIsr ntcbrt9:
ittn QrSiGcn gum @roGrvtrtauf anbisttr. Dsrlelbc
Geltsbt unttr anbercnl, aus a. .
2abteS 0rrBeGiiter.
9Its Sere9e GcIatns, S6aGe Delains, Dettscs,
0cna Glrtb, einbeimilde unb fran5Tfi4e
2awnS, Nlpacrat, atIen @rtsn Drrb Srpfn,
f8urtrt unO I4war3, 9rtnts, irtbrnr unb Galb'
mre S@awIs, SbantiQrr unp Ietorne Manttls
las, Gamtrir, SpFerieS, 1t. {. 10.
Sir 0SamnSs2ln;ii0c.
NIs GoIlimeeS, Sud, Geons, Gaibmjrctt, GwrerS,
Gpttpnaps unp ale glrten 9aumppufne
Otter ......- ..
uub tiGerbaupt fctc Sitter, bic 0tVSbnltb in alien
Srcdsncu aBaarsn StCbrs 9sbottn psrpsn. gu Vsr:
toufrn bei
Grim unb 9feningcr.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-05-21
6pl5ldnb 5lt perfQufen

altf bfcntIidcr 9enbu.
SamItn9t ben 30ilcn M0i, nGh1cnt TIM 2 TOR
Na@mtta9s iotI am o1uic eon SuIGua Sets
btrltn9. in SEebrnbur9 GaurlGip, gr6a
GauntY, tfrntltcB putauit wcrtcn:
3pri gcipi6c 2rttrn 2ont,
tetannt ais pas GitcnluGcr Stuaarc oclrocn in
tria9tcm 0ricnturg Gauniaip pie cine II
cine gut ,tcmahicne 6otiptte, orIu,enN an 0anp
ron Setua Slo, 0lrecn 2cn9 uno onecre cnts
haItsno 30 gIdcr. Die oupcre 9rdnSrt SGr,Gb
an 21no pcn tein9tem grcon 2cni,, no cntlalt
Elm ScrtcI gIder
Gts Strin9un8cn att GerFauf5taBc scn
SpIbua Setberltna,
a.g 51a 0epr0e S4auer,
-ftl. ---....... 2rHfieS.
aprjl 80. mb8
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-05-21
Sin lleucr GDb(en>0 0pf
c7u CiF If(lcntnu,,


llntrrjei6netc 9cten tisrpurdb tbrrn @5nntr,
Grsmrrh, mo rrm qatIitum erOetrnil 9ta6rtGt,
bab lic einen ncurn .
StctueDGCctc GoT
In SRsQtlentaul, erridiet tatrn. - TcrIrlGr in
auf Der IapliAtn Seite Der Samittcn StrdBe -
uno jpar auf Ger weitIiden Seitr ner 8cgcita6n
-9eIr9rn, trel4e G8atIa6e cS trIpnors anars
nrbm fir &unpm spn Der weilttfrn Seitr Der
maft, ca iit Riat iitsr bic RisgeItabn fa6ren
brautRrn, peIacs BOD INNER nit llnannrGmlb.
tftten urS G'sfa9rrn Sertuupcn i1.
2lae &rten Steinfp \ te IT,
BON Der bsilen Aualtat prbn ;u alrn SaGrs.
asttrn bairltit auf Sano grbaltrn, uno 5u ben ats
Iertiui9ten 9reiIen prrfauft. ...
Sir bsrsits 9enpBcne &moIAaft lin6 Tt tG6l
hanftar, unr wrrorn gu alien 3eitrn Spae ;3ufrir.
brn9rit 3u MAIDEN iu4en.
.las- StptB unb Gbrif.
Wat Z, rqtS
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-05-21
gcd,a COUNTY, Na.

NVVWW VUIIIYI "h' ~
@cmSg tintr Qttc rtr GScrcrat 2tTtmtln bcs Staots
ptrrrtranjEn, pOgtrt rem Item NpriI 1916, betit:
tttt, "Gine tte brSd9ib ouf Die GnltcIuna rrn rs:
ltaetrn pcn 6aufrnOnnss@dtcrn, u. f. no" ttitbeju:
lat Der llutCr3cbucr, on9ctsut nurb bic GrmmiFic:
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-03-21
BY GOddin t1 Appcrson.
HOMNTISSIONER,S SALE OF MOST

" VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN THE CITY
OF RICHMOND.-As Commissioner appointed by
a decree of the Circuit Court of the city of Rich
mond, pronounced the 18th of January, 1856, in
the of Cullen, exor against Lyles others,
shall proceed to sell at public auction, the pre-
misses on FRIDAY, the 2lst day of March, 1885, Of
fair if not the next fair day. in the order adverts
ed commencing at u O'Clock M the following very
valuable Real Estate, belonging to the estate of the
late Dr. John Cullen, viz
lst That large Brick Tenement on Pearl street,
now and for many years in the occupancy Of Mr. Jas
C. Spots as Pententiary Agent.
ID The large three story Brick Dwelling on Ross
street. adjoining the Richmond House. recently in
the occupancy Of DR.. David II. Tucker.
3d. The valuable property, known az the Rich
mond House." now in the occupancy of Miss Ring.
The above Real Estate Is 80 well known, that
more minute description of the same is deemed I'M
necessary. 1t is located in those parts of the city
where reel estate is justly regarded as very valu-
able.
TERMs-One-fifth cssh; balance al 6, II, Is and q
months for negotiable notes. interest added, and title
retained till last note is paid and conveyance d.
rected by the Court The and insurance for the
present year to be paid By the purchaser.
g. 4. MYERS, Conn
Sale conducted by GoDDIN 4 APPERsos, Aucts.
p. S-immediately sfler tho above sale, viii be
sold that very valuable and desirable Building Lot az
the corner of Marshall and 18th streets adjoining the
residence Of John Joncs, Esq. having front 18th
street of 30 feet, end depth of 100 feet
Terms at sale. GODDIN APPERS0N,
mh6 Aucts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-03-21
TRsTT1ssTT1ETEE;,sss Sale OF VALUABLE
BY Taylor Il WiiIin ms.
TRUsTEE,s SALE OF ONE mn,

INRuSTEE'S SaLB OF ONE NrOIETy
= UF THE SWAN TAVERN NOW BROAD ST
HOIELl PROPERTY, IN THE CITY OF RICH
MoNDr ON BROAD ST. AT AUCTIoN-B virtue
OF deed OF trust. executed by Isaac A Goddin to
the suoscn Der as Trustee, dated 10Th August 1854 and
recorded In the office of the Clerk of Richmond Hus
nss court being thereto requested by the bene ciarv
IN SAID deed named, | shall, on WEDNESDAY 26th
OF MARCH, 1856, at o'clock, 2. NJ, upon the pren,i
SEES sell the property thereby conveyed to wit One
undivided moiety of lot No 7s4 in the plan of the
CITY OF richmond, situated on the North side OF
Broad street. at its intersection with 9th greet front
Ing o feet on Broad stree: and running back The u
depth OF said lot No. 734-belng the same lot upon
winch the Swan Tavern NOW Broad Street Hoten is
situated Aso--One undivided IL oiety of one other
lot or parcel of land adjoining the above on the west
rontng 80 feet on Broad street. and running back the
fnii depth-the said piece of ground having thereon
large 6rck building, which has been used as stable
9r SAID Tavern which said lot of land ia part of lot
No 789 in the plan of said city
The mighty valuable character of this propertv ia
thereof ''iiP'ioh
TERMS: Sufficient In cash to pay the exucnses of
sale, NC, and bonds, amounting in the aggregate
to S6,oS6, with interest thereon from 18th Auenst
l854 upon credit until 10th August next s6l as tn
S2752 with interest thereon from 10Th August 1854
and the remainder to be payable in such manner as
may be prescribed by the grantor in said deed of
'FnSt. JAMES NJ. TAYLOR, Trustee
TAYLOR WILLIAMS Aucts. NH IS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-03-21
BY Larus d shine.
SPECIAL NOTICE TO THEMEMBERs

SPECIAL NOTICE TO THE MEMBERS
- OF THE LEGISLATURE. COUNTRY MER-
CHANTS AND CITIZENS IN GENERAL.-We
will sell every evening this week, commencing at
o'clock. splendid assortment of Gold, Silver and
Plated Watches consisting of gents Hunting English
Levers; Ladies' Gold Hunting and open-face Levers
Gold Hunting Chronometers; Ladies' and Gents Hunt
ing and ope n-face Silver Levers Anchors and Cylen
ders Also beautiful lot of Ladies' and Gents Gold
Guard, Vest and Curb Chains Also an extensive as
sortment of fine Cameo Sets, together with large in
voice of all other kinds of Jewelry and Gold Pens,
Pencils and Silver plated Table ware. The whole
lot must positively be closed this week. Those in
want will never have such opportunity of being
supplied.
All goods warranted as represented.
NH 18-6t LARUS SHINE, Aucts.