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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-09
LOCAL MATTERS.

DEATH OF DR. CHARLES MILLsPAUGH. -
This gentleman, who had been in declining state
OF health for many mouths, died at his residence in
TINS city, about o'clock, yesterday morning. This
day week he had q severe hemorrhage OF the lungs.
and was in bed suffering from its effects when he
experienced a second aud more severe attack which
hurried him hence in few moments DIR. 81. was
much respected by large circle of friends and ac-
qnaintances, who admired him for his many excel
lent traits. 1t Is believed that he died without
single enemy. Deceased was about 80 years of
age and leaves widow and two children Dr. NJ
was member of the City Council from jefferson
ward Surgeon of the Il. L. I. Blues; member of
Richmond Randolph Lodge, No. 10, Masons: Union
Lodge, No Z. /. o. 0. r., and Nelson Encampmeut.
NO. z, l. .. o. y. His remains will be carried TO
their last resting place to-day.
The SHOOTING AFFAIR ON MAIN STREET
This melee, which occurred on Sunday. October
18th, in the locality abovl designated. was exam
ined into by the Mayor on Saturday last, when
both the participants John Il. Brook and Samuei
stone, were present. William W Crump appeared
Tor Brook, and Thomas p. August for Stone.
NUMBER OF witnesses were examined, who testified
substantially to the same facts as on the first Il
animation of Brook, and which have been given in
detail in this paper. 1t proved that Stone
made the first attack, hence Brook was held to be
lusthabie in resisting it, and therefore DISCHARGED
HIS opponent was sent on to the Hustings Court
to be examined for felonious shooting The Mayor
declined to admit the prisoner to bail His CONN
sci, however, Immediately drew up an application
which was submitted to Judge Clopton, with favor.
apie results. Stone was carried before the Judge
by oIncer Chalkley. The amount of bail was fixed
at $500 The fact that the last arrest of Stone was
procured oy bis own wife. deserves mention in con
nection with this case She went before the Navor
and testified that he was able to walk ahoni If
course leaving the inference that he could sta nd an
arrest.
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The FsTE OF CHRIS. IdLLY--whiie I was in Nj
earsgna last winter i wrote you an account OF the
arrest OF Chris Lilly, the weiLknown New York
iahey man, and the confiscati0n Of his little
sell loaded with coffee and cocoa by the fleet Of
Gnatemala. IL stated some time after that
Lilly had been released by the Guatenaliau, or Sal
yadorian government. But many months having
transpired without bis having turned up, suspE
cion of foul play began TO be entertained, and an
inquiry was Instituted. resulting in proof that he
and his companion named Yates, were most bru-
tally murdered by the commander Of the Gnafe-
mailan feet. so writes a correspondent Of the
New York Times from Central America
MASSACHUSETTS Massachusetts has
this year elected 10 her Legislature An unusual
number OF experienced or noted legisistorss--
Among them are Ex-Governor Marcus Morton, and
his son, Marcus Morton, Jr, Of Andover, the fath-
er and son belonging TO different political parties,
and Caleb Cushing, Of Sewburyport, late United
States Attorney General, who was u the Legisie-
ture thirty-two years ago; Hon. Julius kockweii,
Niisou,s predecessor in the United states senate
chosen in pistsheld; JAS. u. Duncan, representa-
tis. from HayerhilI, and Charles W. upham, nom
Sn!s a. who was but recently memeer ef Congress
Cha les Hale of the Boston Daily Advertiser, is re-
e,u. led from Boston, aud Robert .. Raatoul soa Of
Me .ate senator Robert Rantoai, Jrq represents
the town OF Beverly.
-.
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.4 prizes amounting 10 S3o0,00
'yao,eTstkcjs SlU; Halves 81: Quarters q 80.
''-'N y = ~

yho,e Tickets Slg; Halves s.: Quarters q 80.
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
ne Namlers from 70 ,NoU, corresponding with
- Numbers on the Tickets printed on separate
Is pt paper are cacircicd with small tin tubes and
. --i IN me heel
~ acst <6g prizes similarly printed aud oncrcled,
T. r.ar,s. IA another Wheel.
Dr. wheels are then reyolve,l, and a number is
q. ,sr from the wheel Of numbers, aud at the same
..e a P.ize j. drawn trem the ether wheel. The
her aui HTiTeGya1n oUt are oTcncd and exhibit
Do the auii.nce. ami Registered by the Commits
as the Prize teing placed against the number
an This operation is repeated until all the Prizes
|, .3raWu ont
ORGANIZATION PEIzES.-The two preceding and
two succeeding numbers 30 those drawing the
e.. Prizes wili be entitled 10 the = AaprOXima-
Prizes. For example: II Ticket No II 30 draws
t,tsr Prize these Tickets numbered II ,3iS, ,2i9,
~. Il..iL will r8Ctt bs entitled To $40. II Ticket
Eel dyaWs "a" SksgH Prto. those Tickets num-
fl ~ Si4 5'l. a.2 viii each he entitled 10 S3t0;
y 2 rrr according e. the above scheme.
.-a5f,s prizes ut so viii he determined by the
E azure ftAc number thar draws the So 0on pTiZe
example. l. the number drawing the S60.is0
r. ends With NJ. !, then all the Tickets where the
.nl.ryDisIn Z, Vii le entitled t. $gn. Iithc num-
--ut!s with No. thea all the Tickets. where the
tar ends in p viii be entitled to so and SO on
trr.a,.fes packages will be sold at the following
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DRUGS, MEDICINES. 60.
n PURCELL, LADD & Co.
~ DRuGGIsTs,
- DEALERS IN PAINTS. oils nyEs
WINDOE NI Ahc 80 80 hns

u DEALERS IN PAINTS, oils, DYES.
~ WINDOW GLASS &C
No Is Pearl street Richmond.
hSE now receiving, and will shortly have in store
&C. the whole comprising a large and General &C.
sottnent well adapted to tho wants Of the trade
IN person by one OF the house on the most
"1sn.ahtage9us terms aud mostly for cash
a. We are thankful TO our friends aad the pubIic for
.het long continued and flattering supnort and we
nope That with the facilities We pssess ior oaInino
splies ana the strictest attention to the aualitv
~ S goois sent from u.s. to preserve tho reputafnn
a tC. cur Rouse enjoys for selling articles of the
Ne.y beat character. - ~
Particular and prompt attention 10 shirn;,s, oa
packing orders f'e an"
PURCELL, LADD & Co, Druggists,
.~u No. il Pearl street
gu :" Ihe street opposite their Old Stand
VIRGINIA WORM KILLER.-Children
~; cry for III This valuable and popular propara.
Iva u recommended with the greatest conIi.Ie,re =
sl experience and test of years having nroyed n 70
"a,s oi the best safest and most reliable Worm De-
BENG prepared especially for children Il ia suao,
anu peasant 70 the taste and readily taken by them.
aha may De given TO the youngest infant with nnrct
safety as IT contains OIL worm seed turpentine or
other nausoous drug. 'A i""''40'"i
Prepared cnly by E. J. pICOT md far .oyo ~
Druggists generally. '' sm ~
MOST WONDERFUL DISCOVERY -
80 4 certain cnre for Fever and Arue-I,FON.
ARDS ANTlDoTE for the above is the greatest
discovery OF the age. Ii has never bet n known IN
bail, and is considered by numbers that have nse II
and - the medical faculty,) the best medicine in
-ANiA0 III
References given by those who have been curad
by the above medicine. ~
Price 81 per bottle. To he had of
THOMAS LEONARD.
SO S terner Of Clay and Adam streets
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FALL TRADE, 1857.
CLARXSON, ANDERSON a. Co.,

no. IU5 MAIN bfkkEf, kllHMOND, VA
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
,lTGLLSJf, GERMAN AND AMERICAN HARD
MARE CUTLERY, GUNS AND
ANCHOR Boil TING CLOTH
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DISSOL N-The firm of MER-
~ CHANT. WEISIGER 4 Co, is this day dis
solved by mutual consent The business of the firm
will be settles by CHARLES X: DARRAC0TSr who
is alone authorized to collect the debts and TO
the name of the firm in liquidation.
SILAS MERCHANT,
q. Z. WEISIGER,
CHARLES X. DARRAC0TT.
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'isy Godforgive you, I cannot My heart is
have loved You most devotedly; it is impossible for
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srkUIAL NOTICES.

~ February 10th, lSJ3...Themas n.
p.ac, C".Mr' WILLIAM ii GORDON, Mr.
pirHARp O. HALL add Mr.. WILLIAM J. E0-
1iEaTON, were admitted to an inter. st In our Do
.;nes,s on The first OF January lsst.-TB0MAa r.
rR.CE A co. have commenced receiving their
eny;nr supp " and from this time TO the end Of the
s.,ou by every arrival will add largely to their ex.
,sn.,vs stock OF Domestic and Imported DRY
,,OODs Among the things just to hand will be
found
Rich Lace SETS
Fresch Worked COLLARS
Velvet RIBBONS
Fr.u,h CAAsRICs ard CHINTZ
White Cotton CAMBRIA
Whit. and color.d TARLEToNs
Ens,ish CALlCOs
ia Linen sHEETISGS
Irish LINENS. tbest make
usmssk CLOTHS and NAPKINS
"a and ia Table DAMAsk
Io-4 and 1874 Cotton SHEETiN3s
b. T. DIAPER
PITRr,APs and CRASH. nc.
Ara surins the receipt of their new 9oode. they
,,,if eontipus to eose out upon their second Hcor
800 tnany to's Of Bsreges, Rich striped and fFd
Az, B.rsss de Latnes Hernsnis and other styles
~ GooSs fosethe. with sheetines, Linens, Ia.
~. D.muks Towelliugs. Napkins, &c at far less
go. than the Sam goods will command, when the
tr.de will have fully opened.
"S"e rR PRICE co,
Aladdin SO Main st
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~ If YOU HAVE RHkVJMATIsM-
USE GARTER,a aRA MI SII NM q e,

USE CARTER'S SPANISH MIXTIJRC r.
If lOC NAVE SCROFTLd-
NUsE CARRIERS sPANIsH MIXyUeE
IF lOl HAVE PAIN AND ACHING OF THE
USE CARTrR's SPANISH MIXTURE
If YOU HdFE SUFFERED BY MERCURY
USE CARTERS SPANISH MIXTITRE
IF YOU ARE SUBJECT TO BOTLS-
USE CARrER~ SPANISH MIXTURE
IF VOC HAZE ERCPTIONS ON THE SKIN
USE CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE
IF YOUR LIVER rs 14FFECTED-
USE CARTERS SPANISH MIXTURE.
IF YOU HAVE FETERS AND NIGHT
SWEATS-
UsE CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE.
IF YOC HAVE CHRONIC SORE THROAT
UsE CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE
IF YOU HAVE OLD OBSTINATE SORES
USE CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE.
IF YOC HAVE NERVOUS DEBILITY
USE CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE.
IF YOUR BLOOD is IMP
USE CARTrRS SPANISH MIXTURE.
IF YOC WANT THE BEST .ALTERATIpE
IN THE WORLD.
USE CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE.
IF YOU WANT Il MEDICINE THAT CON-
TAINS NO MERCURY
USE CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE.
If VOC WANT TO KEEP VIGOROUS AND
HEALTHY
USE CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE.
FOR ALL DISEASES OF THE BLOOD
USE CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE.
ALL THE LEADING DRUGGISTS SELL
CARTER'S SPANISH MIXTURE.
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Ny LPru- e. shine.

A sSIGNEE,s ,A a. Of TIN TIiOU.
"A SAND DOLLARS WORTH OF WATCHES
AND JEWELRY AT AUCfION.-In compIiance
with our inrtTuctions from the assignee, wi CON-
mence ON THURSDAY morning Ist of Jauuarv At
10 O'clock to close out the large extensive stock
1f Watches and Jewelry Just received, among which
%; Gold Cylinders and Detached Levers English vfl.
yer Levers Also large and beautiful lot OF Plated
Watches OF all grades. Also, handsome lot of Fob,
est and Guard Chains Also, splendid assortment
of Ladies' Cameo, Gold Stone and Mosaic Sets, to.
kether with large and extensive assortn ent Of Gold
Pins; Ear Rings; Bracelets; Cuff Pins; Loske,s Pen.
els, co
Strangers visiting the city would do we'll to attend
cur sales az the stock will be sold the highest
bidder ana every article offered will be war; nted a.
represented or the money refunded immediately
" sale to take place every morning at 10 e'eIoeh
and at O'Clock in the evening" until further notice
TERMS All sums under 800, cash; svsr that
amount months, for approved endorsed negotiable
paper LARU6 L. SHINE, Aucts,
de so a Nc 1880
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fell

~ FARM, SMILES BELOW RICaMOND AMI
3 VALUABLE SLAVES AT the requestof Jno M
}Ie DRY, Esq. Commissioner appointed by de
iu this case of "Pockllngton against Depre st wifi.
xc," shall sell at public auction in front Of Hsn
rco County Court House, on MONDAY, the I'd d ~
IT March 1857 at II O'CLOCK, NJ, (being Court day
the small Farm on the new Central Road, about
niles below Richmond, of p hich Jno Herbert dice
seized, contaring p acres. On this farm there 10
comfortable dwelling.
ALSO-Three very likely and valuable slaves viz
Man, aged s. years, good factory hand; " unf
Nomsn, one aged Il years and the other Is ear
old
The land will be sold on credit, but the slaves will
be sold for cash. The title is believed be perfect
out the Commissioner will convey with the usua
special war. anty The taxes for the present year &c
,e paid by the purchaser.
fe u GpDDIN APPERSON, Aucts
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$3.50 prizes amounting S204C
Whole Tickets $40; halves 5; quarters $50.
PLAN OT THE JOTTNRV

Whole Tickets go; halves 5; quarters $50.
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
The Numbers from to 80 00O corresponding with
those Numbers on the Tickets printed separate
slips of paper encircled with small tin tubes and
placed in one Wheel.
The first 2l2 prizes similarly printed and encirc ed
are placed in another wheel.
The wheels then revolved, and number 10
drawn from the wheel of Numbers, and at the same
time Prize 10 drawn from the other wheel. The
Number and Prize drawn out opened and exhib-
tied to the audience, and regste ed by the Commits
sionsrs; the Prize being placed against the Number
drawn This operation Is repeated until all the
Prizes are drawn out
APPROXIMATION PRIzEs.-The two preceding and
the two succeeding Numbers to those drawing the
first II Prizes will be entitled to the 48 Apprt xma-
ton Prizes, according to the scheme.
The S,Oo0 prizes of 800 will be determined by the
last figure of the number that draws the $50 prize
prize ends with No. l, then all the tickets where the
number ends in will be enttled to $50. If the mum
Der ends with No z then all the tickets where the
number ends in will be entitled to 800 and to
o. Certificates of packages will be sold at the fol.
lowing rates which il the risk:
Certificate of Package of 10 whole Tieksts.....sso
10 10 quarter asm 1885,: 1885,. %
In ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES,
Enclose the money to our address for the Tick cts
ordered ON receipt OF which they will be forwarded
BY the first mail. Purchasers can have tickets end
ing in any figure they may designate.
The List of Drawn Numbers and Prizes will be
sent to purchasers immediate after the drawing.
" Purchasers will please write their signatures
plan. and give their Post Office County and State.
~ Remember that every Prize is drawn and pay
able in full without deduction.
~ All prizes of g. 600 and under paid immedi.
ately after the drswing-othsr prizes at the usual
time of thirty days
All commune atoms strictly confidential
Prize Ticsets cashed ey renewed in other Tickets
at either office.
Addrs'. orders fo1 Tiststs or Certificate. either to
fe24 Or SWAN. Mnntsomerv. A..
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~ Visiting and Wedding Cards..-J. A

~ Visiting and Wedding Cnrds...J. AL
BERT ALLEN, the Virginia Card Writer can be
found 10 the Reading Room of the Exchange Hotel,
sap. NJ, where he will punctually attend to all or
d.rs for Visiting and Wedding Cards Ladies and
gentlemen living in the neishboring towns be
supplied with Cards at short notice, by addr essing
me at the Exchange Hotel, and enclosing the
amount.
rERMs-For Plsin Visiting Cards, written on the
best quality enameled Gard, So per pack; Wedding
and Invitation Cards, 81 per pack.
J. A. ALLEN,
IL l5-d3m Exchange Hotel.
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SWAN e Co.'s LOTTKkIks.
CAPITAL PRIZE $50. 600 . /:

Number Lotteries have bseu re ceived by m, pnbic
and the large demand for Tickets the Managers, s.
swan GO, will have drawing each Saturday
tnIouenout the year The following Scheme will be
drawn In each Of their Lotteries for March. 1857.
CLASS 26.
To be drawn In the city of Atlanta Ca In public on
Saturday. March 9TH, 1857.
CLASS 20,
To be drawn In the city of Atsnta Ga in public on
Saturday, March 18th, 1857.
CLAas 1S,
TO be drawn 10 the city of Atlanta Ga in public on
Saturday, March Dist, 1857.
CLASS 3D.
10 De Drawn In the city of Atlanta Ga in public on
m, saturday: March 2Sth. 1857,
ON THE PLAN OF SINGLE NUMRERs
1890 Prizes!
more Adn One Prize TO Epery Ten Tickets,
10000 Tickets.
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BY AIexorder Mott.

STOCK sALEUr 81 nNITURE, COWS
- HORSES, HOGS, kc.-w i'll be sold At public
auction, At my residence formerly Boyden's Gar
FRIDAY, February 9Th commencing at II O'Clock
ny entire stock of Household and Kitchen Furn
-ute. combating Of Beds; Bedding Sofas; Tables
chairs; Carpets; Stoves; Closk. &c
Also Horse Cows Is Hogs; fine sows;
sow AMI Pigs; Carryali; Cart Flows Harrows
8ates, and every article sppertaining TO Maik.i
Garden.
Also, small lot Of Potatoes and Turnips
A l am selling to leave tins State every article
will be sold without reserve. 8e.-ws
TERMs-Cash- eksas TaOa MAaQH
Sale conducted by ASK. NoTr. Auets
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AUUrlON sALEs.
ny GsddIs 4 Appersoa

AMns0ME LOT with SMALL
BETWEEN CLAY AND LEI9fI aTRE . r a
AM saALL HOUSE AND LOT ON JACKSON
sIEEET FOR SALE AT sAUCTION.--Will be
gig, On thu kSDAY, the 5th March. 1857 on the
eeieck beautiful Lot on Adsms street, fronting 60
iees runnfns back $50 feet to IN alley, with two
all Tenemerts thereon.
Also lot, 90 the aouthside Of Jackson street ad.
joining M Winsnt's residence, froutine 7s& feet,
running back 165 feet. to an alley, with ANAL
framed Tenement thereon -
TkhMs-- One-third cash; balance at and mont hs.
10, negotiable notes, interest added secured By the
Title being retained till last note is paid
the taxes for 1857 to BIS paid py the purchaser.
fs& 0ODDiN Il APPERSON Aucts
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0BuildinR,
INTERESTING TO BUILDERS
STEAM AND MACHINE CARPENTER sHt

STEAM AND MACHINE CARPENTER SHOP.
We return our thanks to our friends and the public
for the liberal and isttering patronage have
ceived since we com msnced business.
la-ged establishment, increased our fsciljties
and extended operations, until they now embrace
every department connected with the Csrpenters'
trade.
Our shop is fitted up with every variety of Wood.
working machinery, including the latest inventions
and best improvements; by which enabled to
building to give us an opportunity to contract and
buildes to furnish all kinds Of portable finished Car.
penterf work, sush as
bOOR and WINDOW FRAMES,
CASTINGS, TRIMMINGS,
~ M0uLDINas. BASE, -, &c.
CORNICES, MOULDED BRACKETS &s
PORCH COLUMNS of any style.
hu'ed or otherwise,
BALUsFRADES, STAIR RAIL. &e., &c :
than such can be done for by haud working
We are the purchasers and patent owners of
GEARS MACHINE fol WORKING and OULD.
ING IRREGULAR forms in wood" to which we
would call the particular attention Of CABINET and
CARRIAGE MAKERS, and others using such work,
md to CARPENTERS, for doing CIR ULA r
FRAME and SASH work
To OUR CITY CARPENTERS we would saw that we
prepared to do SURFACING, PLANNING saw.
ING, JOINTING TENONING, MORTICING and
SCROLL SAVING, at very moderate prices
70 COUNTRY BUILDERS and Others, along the lines
of the various public improvements we would saw,
that will make esiDetes from plans furnished u.s.
for all kinds eff TRANsPORTABLE CARPEN.
TERS' WORK, such as 10 enumerated above, and
confident we can make it greatly to their sdvan.
tase to order of US We pay particular attention to
suoh orders and promise all who may favor us that
we will carefully preserve reputation for prompt
ne.s punctuality, and faithful and sklful workman
ship.
All Of our work 10 made of the best and well sea.
soned material, and WARRANTED
JNO. l. GEO. GIBSON
fe Adm Corner Cary and 9Th sts.
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BY Il. Is. Cook e. Co, Aucts.
r AIDES, SALE or DRY GOODS AN

L AIDES, SALE OF DRY GOODS AND
- FANCY AR TICLES.--O ON THURSDAY,
the 9Th OF February, 1t my store, (up stairs) on
Broad street, will sell large lot of Dress silks
spring DeLsines; Bereges; Csmbrics; Jsconets
plain and figured Swiss uslins plain, Hemstitched
snd Embroidered Hdks; EmbTolderies; Stockin q
Table Clotbs; Spring shawls and Scsrf.; diapers ;
Linens; Psrasos; Ribbons; Laces, ard beautiful
assortment of Fancy Goods
The Ladies are respectfully informed that this 10
the last sale can make this Tire sssor.me
II tich and varied. and well worth their attention
sale Will commence at 10 O'Clock, precisely.
VAL. COHEN.
r. d COOK d Co Aucts faSS
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Ny Jshn x. ID. PAY Auca,

Ny Jehn x. %. Pas ne, Auca. !.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FUN.
H NlTUkE Will be sold. On MONDAY th~ "a
day OF March. 1t 10 O'Clock ct the resdsnes Of Geo
~ Harding, ESQ on 7th street. North Of Leiah. op.
post the City eprtne gate. his entire stceh OF
Household and Kitchen farntaIs eoasisltug Of the
ususi variety. Also, one bsn6soms Rosewood fsst
Piano, nearly nav, and hns toned instr emeet-
Terms e sale. yNo. y. D. PAYNE,
q % Aaetioassr.
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ny Larus Il ebiue, a ucis

ny H"f"s " Sb1ut dUCfss =
LRAME DWELLING AT ROCK RITA
AT AUCTIUN.-Will be sold, at pub bio auction,
on WEDNESDAY, tho 2ith instant, at hslEpsst s
O'Clock, good FRAME DWELLING; fronts So
feet, and running back 80 feet more or less to six
In Rockets. in the neghborhood of the new Pros.
byterian Church, and az present occupied by the
owner Mrs. Jordan. Terms at sale.
fell l,ARUS & SHINE Aucts
ADDlTIOEAL.- Will be added to the above SALE
Building Lots fronting Nicholas street, and rur-
ming back to an alley.
fe 20 LARUs L s9INE, Aucts.
nhSIKABLE STORE ON MAIN 81.
II FOR hkNT AT AUCTiON-lntendipE 10
cave the city will be leased at pubic auction, on
WEDNESDAY Feb Is, at O'Clock P. N on the
premises the store and dwelling which hiss rooms
At present occu oied by me, No. IS Msn.ion House,
Vain street This lease has four years to run from
st Marth Th' store and dwelling 10 in sooa orc or
and table TO. almost any kind of business
l. l.. WE'LL.
Sale orrducted by ALEX MOTT Auct fez0
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Ky Goddia & Apperson, AUct..
TRUST SALE or REAL EsrArE !,

THE COUNTY OF HENRICO, in THE ".
UNITY OF The CITY OF RICHMOND -Pur.
nant 70 the provisions OF two deeds of trust one dated
ne "a day OF June 1885, and the other the 9Th day of
September 1855, both executed by F. w r. Dan.
Iertn' ana Emily Danforth, his wife, and both re-
eorded In the Clerks Office CT Henrico County Court
TO ps es Trustees, to secure the chant
Building Fund Ass c,ation of the City of Richu ooa
certain pr perty IN this aid deeds de scrbed we shall
90 the premises on FRIDAY, the 9th day of March
1921. at 4t O'Clock sell a. pu bic auction to the
blehest bidder for cash, the HOUSE and LOT on
catherine street near he city of Richmond fronting
~ feet on Catherine street. and running back one
huodred feer to alley 10 feet wide. The lot has
good frame tenement ON IT.
CHAS. c. ELLET, } Trustaes
CHAs E ANDERSON, Mechanies
JOHN II. MONTAGUE 5B F. A. :
fe " - = "a %
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-25
BY Alex. Mott, Auct.
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EURNlTUkE, DRY GOODS AND GRO

L CERT S.-Will be sold, at auction at my store
on IHUhSDAY next, 18th inst., commencins at 10
o'clock. large assortment sescpd hand Furniture
DRY GOODS Cloths Cashmere; Cassine ts; ;
Mosnns; Calico; Domestics, &c; large lot Ready
Made Clothing Boots and Shoes
dnoCEkIEs W hiskey: Brandy; Sugar; C Gee;
Candles so.ps, &c; 5000 Cigars
fe IS Ally MONT A..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-25
IL Alexander Mott.


WATCHES, JEWELLERY, HARDWARE.
W CUTLERY, PISTOLS, &c.-Will be sold AZ
large assortment Of Watches, Jewelry, Hardware
Cutlery, Pistols, Dry Goods, Clothing, Hats, Isney
Glassware, &o.
The above goods now landing from New YORK
and will be sold without limit or reserve The sac
will be continued svsry AiEht this week, until he
stoef 10 closed. ALEX NOTY
90 % Arstionasv