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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-02-12

PROFESSOR NIOZUHH-THIS MOST SYSTEM
ATTIC Seeking Seer, and Competent Cairvoyant
0canbu gives wonders by his penetrating in the sub
lime science Of advisable pHRENOI4oGY and pHfSlOG-
Monty essential unfold the paradise of
ve pleasure lasting love and commendabe comforts and
endery teaching how to avoid ambitious aims serious sting SO
severely felt affective direful deed that the eeGrious
thought ought of itself impress vivid volumes Of
calamity for frank merious minds 10 anxiousy avert
respectfully resolves invite the ladies and gentlemen Of
City and travelling public give him call his
abode and his in the extraordinary examination
OF EVERY FACULTY. either by without sight, or the need
Of being felt.
Requisite for every business will be down EVERY
CHART, without which succeed Those who are
already in occupation would do we'll to learn til regulations
and the others about making choice could do nothing greater
their welfare than have their Charts take and where
they may either sink or rice
Parents bray why send your Sons and Daughters where
they may choose low avoid being beggars?
Office hours from o'clock A. NJ. 10 T. NJ and from to
2. NJ.
| nH;,a 40 "a .I.latS S,oirS In,
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DAILY DISPATCH.
THE Lt'ss OF THE STEAMER NORFOLK
ADDITIONAL PARTICULARS.
sATU. 'DAY MORNING. .,-.sEPTEMB ER ~. 1855


Capt Kelly, with the rescued passe ngers, and
portion of the crew of the lost steab,er Norfolk
reacbed pbi,aa.l, hia at IL O'clock W,dne.da,
' ,,.b;n fy, fp;. - =.
"o' "ins' y" INC ''e"' -. " nv" u'' nu- ln'
passengers and crew, AFTER the wreck Of their
ship took to the small DO. ts The majority of them
were picked nm by the ste> mer joseph Vhitpev
an, ,h. r.u,.,,.,.u 81. into d..
:, 80. "eio 'SneA NV N"" iniofe oS
.he Caledonia' Among the passengers, were Mrs
Cappell, Miss Cordeia Cappell. ano Hsnl-. v Thomp
son. the comedlab aIl ON their way to Cla rk's the.
atrs In Norfo,k~ y. RS .u,~, .--.
a. "e "
NJ. nv "ieoA ~ passenger VINO was ON 20 ara; 3
Inc steamship Norfolk, Capt j. Il. Kelly which
sh rhlisdeiphia on Saturday last, at orc lock, A.
", HF Norioik and Richmond, with tw' nty-si2
pAssengers, and crew composed Of tive nty-one
p.asons, ana laden with valuable cargo Of mer-
;nahuise, encountered heavy gale from E. s. E..
siianS iaS evening which continued to ING resse ir
80 uu'i 'he night. Between 10 o c. 'ock, p.
- amu a. M', sie sprung aeak, carried away
,a. anu ioIespehcer, and to tighten her, "a
IL -, - y, the eaigo WAS thrown overi oard.
rho sau x; w was .nen turned toward the beach, wtt
those on, hostd h'. eI On 10 save ths n" g oi
w.s Ir - hi, pu' .nc Ludoer Droke on, and sh,
b.a,v ss.. ana ~ J.s,;.tt IA = noleht gaze and
piacrs tbep about m m oroke INTO
In CbesancoL. pa, ,ha ,.sso " G'iiuoo'e' we,
having ,;ns = taLa 90 IL 80, Gnu , eie~ ps.se'y
hnt ,shat o,s,h"" III, ~ nc D"a", eaNins notihhs
dnwn and ,,o. Lost snt;reIy fror, go 'he ""as
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,h.U va t.,I., i, ,;,h ., oiI ID ~ n'le noths
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inc io,ioninE are ths sn: n''ee Vi '"o'e pieA0" vi
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uIs' n'.iIeoi w; anu 't' IN TIi NJ % u: y.
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8rantz; Jas: A: Moore: Lewis Wagner; Jas ttun
tAu . "eo u. l"t'iu 'us' o'' Hn'1nia ~ hte
| stanton
4 he oil in fha hohaot
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-19
Tue RopnEnr CasE.-Amable Lefebvre

again appeared before the Mayor yesterday to an.
swer the eharr" Of stealing $3.50 from AdOlphe Oh
rard, on the 18th inst Tho evidence showed that
the two men were rartrers--that both were in the
habit OF carrying tho mouey-ihat both were in
terested ia tc iG~elI and that either OF them had
= right to certain portions nf 'hrr common stock.
The Mayor therefore decides that the prisoner had
committed no felony IN taking possession of part
OF the goods, ard ih"rcuron discharged him.
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IMrRovING. Inc legro GIRL Sally

Iwned by Mr.. Logan McCoul VI HenIico county,
"ho was so seriously injured by being thrown frum
a buggy ON Broad street near 18th, 10 recovering
rom her injuries As We have heretofore stated,
she was taken to the lnfrmary OF the Medical Col
T. ge wbers her wounds were dressed and the ne
e"ssary treatment given her. Besides receiving
two severe flesh wounds the head. one Of her
q. kles were spraned, and her body bruised In Sc
NeIAi pIaces.
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VACANCY FlLLrD.-The Hastings Court.

yesterday morning. unanimously eleetedJAsks X.
CtskIL, Esq. an Alderman for Madison Ward, TO
fill the vacancy caused by the resignation Of James
x. Fisher. Esg. Mr.. Caske has served on the
bench heretofore, and was always prompt in the
discharge Of his duties We suppose he will 60.
c"pt the honor conferred upon him with so much
unaIimity hy the ConTt
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LOVE- OF OPF,cr ia one 90 ,b.,,

LOVE OF OFFICE, is one of the rul ny
n'Nsion' OF the people Of this country aud however
'n'lEniiicant the posiion may be, hundreds of usn
vii be inund ready tn take ii. When the fact be.
c"nr known that the Hu+tings Court designed to
tppoint "a Sealer OF Weights and Measures a ret n
nent Of competent business men at once Offered
heir services TO that body to fill the place and the
TRENDS OF some of them were as busy, yesterday in
'iecti"neertng among the Aldermen, as if some
Igh post OF honor aud profit were about being
h|Posed OF. The titce. We suppose j. Ith liz
lie or nothing to an active energetic man; but then
tt's an office, and that enough.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-19

STABBING.-The examination Of George
-haspe charged With f.lonlonsly ptnhbing William,
-Iaye in the service OF James N. Giant, will take
alscc at the City Hail. tos'ry. Messrs. August 4
Randolph will appear as counsel for the defence,
ana Sr. John B. Young for the Commonwealth.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-19

DELEGATE ELECTION IN NERRAsKA-The board of
canya-sers of the territory of Nebraska, which
metst Omaha city on the 5th, decided on the cleo
tion Of delegates to Congress After denying that
they had authority TO investigate the Illegal re-
turns correct the frards in certain Mormon pre-
ciucts, they gave Mr.. Furguson a certtcate as he
ing elected over Mr.. Chapman by Il votes. Mr..
Chapman will contest
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-19

PRINTER KILLED BY LIGHTNING. -on the Hh
Aueust. Mr.. John (,'Byrne. compositsr In the Of
Ace of the Democrat. at Santa Fe, New Mexico, WAS
killed by lightning while working at his case lie
WAS native of Belfast, Ireland, and had been i've
or six wears in the United States.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-19

I1A R;ABLE DEcIs:oN.-In Newrk, n. j., last
week. A. Scott was arranged tIr arson in burning
tho rented dwelling he occupied after insurir +
his goods. Judge Potts decided that man cOuld
not lie punished for burning his own property, and
that the rented house his own property for the
time being.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-19

RAILROADS. IN OHIo-In Ohio, they have over Z
800 miles Of finished railroad. the cost Of which
llas been about sa0O00000. They employ con
stantly about 10000 men, 600 locomotives 5.o",
cars, and consume over $4,000 cords OF nrewood
Annually
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-19

A THRIyISa sournsRs sfATE-fhe state OF
Georgia. formerly heavy importer of breadstuffs
and doaesiie goods. Is now large exporter Of the
former and manufacturer of. the latter. The
steam fiour mills at Atlanta alone turn out 30 bar
rels of h2ur daily.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-19

Our OF TowH,--ln the absence Of Mr..
T. T. Daniel, the Common wealtis Attorney In the
instings Court, who has been called tc Caroline on
professional business John b. Young, Esl. of Hen.
rico, appeared Prosecuting Attorney, yesterday
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-19

DEATH OF A FAMOUS HoRsE.-Mr. FcltOns famous.
stallion Ticonderoga Black Hawk. of Goyanstowu
which took the first premium Mt the recent United
states Agricultural Fair at Lexington, Kentucky, il
dead. letter from MIR. Fulton imputes his death
tn poison. lie valued by his owner at $4,000
and it is said had. but few days previous, de-
clined an Offer of $S,000 for him.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-19

Rev. s. e. Boston, Of Newton, Worcester county,
Maryland. has accepted call 10 the Byrne street
Baptist church, In Petersburg, Virginia. ssss
lieutenant Shafton of the Royal Horse Gaards,
stationed at Windsor, was drowned while hAthins
in the Thames there. 49, go
The Jewish population Of France is said 20 hase
actually doubled since 1905, amounting a. present
70 over 100000 souls.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-19

TIE CRY OF SUPERIOR. a new aud handsome pro
peler, arrived at the city of Superior, Wisconsin
from " hieh her name Is derived, on the 18th nit
An elegant set of colors which cost 500, was pre-
scnted by the citizens TO Capt Spsulding. with ap
propria:e speech making. the whole winding uI
cith banquet and dance on board
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-19

LARGE FIRE AT ST. LOUISA fire occurred in s.
Louis Wednesday which destroyed an entire bloch
If buildings on Eleventh street. near Market, in
Guiding the extensive lumber yards of Morrison
Wright Co.. containing 3,0000O0 feet of lumber
Loss estimated at 100000. The total loss of all
the sufferers is set down at $780, 900. The insurance
is doubtless small.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-19

DRowSED.-Peter Daley. jr.. lad fell
into the dock last Thursday evening. and was
irowned. Some time after the accident his body
"as recovered and taken to his fathers residence
2H lAth street, where Coroner Peachy, attended by
constable Eutlcr held inquest over it yesterday
morning The jury, after heariug all the facts con.
'"ctra WIN the sad case, returned verdict Of
Accidental drowning"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-19

LIEUT.. GIN. ScorT has gone tn Washington lie
sent for by the President, ii is said to consn
relative to the Utah expedition. The General is
quite out of health in consequence of an accidental
fall received thror IN the carelessness of servant
about two weeks since, at West Point, which seems
to have affected his whole system.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-19

THE POTATO ROT.--Wo are gratitind 10 learn that
the potato rot is not 20 extensive ne has been re-
presented. On a visit to several large farms last
week. in the towns Of SwanseY and Somerset, we
learned hat the disease had been very slirht and
was mostr confined to ono varicty--thn Shcnango.
Many farmers digging for slipping, 1T ~ cts
per hnshcl. The yield /. not ne large as nsual--
Nelr IriilI1 Nnnlatn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-19

ITO DENTlSTS.-We invite your espe-
l. cial attention to the CRYSTAL GOLD ant
HRYSTAD GOLD FOIL, for which are S0Lt
AGENTS. Th"se articles are abs0imtcly pure ant
have given entire satisfaction to all who have ss.t
hem They possess the advantage of being NOR,
plastic and their welding and adhesive propert'e.
snch. that the plugs and Filings made of then
are more even and durable than those made of an,
other Foil Price S32 ap ornce, CASH.
MEADE BAKER. Apothecaries.
lS6, y. W. Ct IN r Main and 10Th SITS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-19

Posi- OFFICE hrFAIRs--In Virginia, post office ia
established at Pleasant Ridge. Princess Ann county
Va. Weston W. Dozicr postmaster-directly on the
route from Norfolk to the Land of Promise Also
at Hensonviie, Putnam county, Va, James :. Hen
son postmaster, on route from jackson {. III. to
Mud Bridge. Also. at Oak Hill, fayette county
Va, James II. Phillips postmaster, immediately on
route from Gauley Bridge to Red Sulphur Springs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-19

SAPg.-The y. Y. Board of Missions has received
letters by the Persia. from Rev. VIM Butler Super
intendent Of our Missions in India, dated june
I'd. which, assure it of the safety of himself
family. He anticipates the res ;e'ration of order
the fall of Delhi, and judges this event wills
rappen in two months from the time of his writ
ing.
WORKS TO BE SToPPED-The auditor of the New
York Canal Department makes the ANNOUNCEMENT
that n suspension Of the Ihttitb Hor.is seem to b.
inevitable after the LIST of October next This is III
consequence of the exhaustion of the public mo
neys applicable to Canal purposes, and the inabili.
ty of the Commissioners of the Canal fund to ne
gOtiste n loan Oh the credit of the Sinking Fund
fur some months to come.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-19

SoRA.-Tbese delicious BIRDS are aban-
dant In the market. but most Of them are TOO poor
to eat. The Wild oats yet too green 10 iurnisn
suaieient food for Attening these sreeay eofmo'
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$50, y. W G. rh II Main ana ibth SIS
se lT-d&cw4w Richmond. Va.
u WARREN, Wholesale AND RE

u W liIN NtL-Ny W V'IIObLJ-lI1 III nv d II u
LIE TAIL DEALER IN HOUSE FURNISHING,
ARTICLES; English, French and German Fsnc!
foods; Wood and Willow Ware: Toys Fancy Bas-
Perfumery, Toilet ioods, Soaps; Mat hes, &C. &c
No 50, Main street, would respectfully inform the
citizens of Richmond, country merChPnts and
-trangers generally, visiting the city that he
in receipt Of his Fall Stock Of Goods which has beer
selected with great care, an pnrt hased under the
most favorable circumstances, which enables him to
Dffer extraordinary Inducements 20 purchasers, who
are invited to give his Stock an examination before
purchasing elsewher
Grateful his friends and discerning public for
the Libel al patronage heretofore bestowed upon him
he hopes to merit and receive acontirranc" thereof
+. WARREN,
M ~ Main at
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-19

The BAPrIsT CHURCH in Manchester is
far completed ~ 10 be ready for receiving the
roof, and will probably be finished IN month or
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-19

NEARLY DRowNED.-A lad named Mil
er. while at play with number of other bows In
''lakeys mill, pond yesterday morning got beyond
ms depth, and had sunk three times when q man
named swsrtz plunged into the water and rescued
oim. III the advice given by an old lady to h..
son never to ~ into the water until n. could
swim, were taken by ali boys, parents would have
llttle dread of their .,hnpefnsn being drowned
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-19

REsiGxED--Mr.J James X. Fisher, one
of the Aldermen elected In Madison Ward, tender
cd his RESIGNATION yesterday, and the Huitnss
Court aeeep ted u.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-19

MIsDENEAyons.--A long list OF misde-
meanor cases wax called IN tho Hastings Court,
yesterday, and continued until the neyt term
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-19

TnR INDIA TELE0RApH.-The Fast India Company
have it IL said. consented 10 the terms demanded
by the Company for the formation OF atelegraph to
India hv the Red Sea route. and have agreed to pay
G2l 900 year, dating from the receipt Of the first
message, towards defraying the expenses of the
Company. until the annual profits amount to 6per
cent The consent of the East India Company Is,
however, made snhtcct to concurrence of the gov
srumpnt.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-19

PEACHEs.--The enormous quantity Of peaches re-
ceived in New York may be guessed from the tact
that the Camden and Amboy Railroad has received
S2+o0 freight in one day, at eight cents basket
for peaches.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-19

The REGIMENTS poR IsDiA.-The English Govern
ment has decided that neither women nor children
shall accompany the regiments about departing
for India. Tha most experienced officers expires.
their approval of the measure.
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The PLYMOUTH AT SI,M.-The Navy Department
laye dispatches from Commander Foote. in com
nand of this ship. dated "0f Merriam River, siam
June 10th, last. The Plymouth reached SIAM from
BgapOre. the ID of May last D days from thai
BORT. Commander FOote, and all the officers to be
pared dor such al expedition, accompanied Mr.
'nnsui Bradley, the bearer of the treaty. in tn.
King steamer to Bangkok, where they found ri l.
DE accommodations provided for them by tn,
Wing s directions. Comr FOote was present at the
irst interview between Mr. Bradley aid the Sian
Commissioners. where the treaty was first discussed
"latiye particularly to our Senate's rejection OF
the fifth article.
Duling their stay they (the oficers) were pre-
ented tn to both hings and were treated with dis
tinguished 0nsderatlon.
The second King ha ring manifested much inter
st in the ship. her armament, &c. invited &
20 board. which he did--his vsitbeing the first
royal Siam visit to ship OF any foreign nation
l1 Was accompanied by suite of twenty prince
aud mobiles, and spent the greater part of two day.
III board, going on shore Mt night royal salut
fired in his honor. the battery was exercised
aud the ship manouvred for bis entertainment, &c
He sent presents of food and other necessary arii
clos on board, for which payment was positively de-
clined.
LITER FROM CHINA.-The Overland Friend Of Chi
M, of July 10th. contains the following items:
The trial of three of the oeamen of the American
ship John Wade for the murder of one of THEN
shipmates, resulted in verdict of guilty, and the,
we're sentenced to transportation Tor llto. Capt
Webb and the mate, indicted rs accessories, were
acquitted.
We learn from. Macao that the American resi-
Tents feel highly pleased with Captain the llodl
Keith Stewart kind notice OF their independence
lay (4th of july II. NJ. S. Nankin was daily de-
,.nrated with flags and Mt noon royal salute wa
fred. THE glorious Fourth would have been ri
nilarly aonored in Hong Kong. no doubt. had an
American vessel of war been present to recipro-
cate the greeting.
The shanghae shipping List, we see, has letter
from the captain and officers of the u. 5. ship Le
want, thanking Captain Munro, of the Lady Mary
Mood Tor laying hy them when that ship was
aground on the North bank of the iangtsekiang
IN the 10Th ut., though further assistance was not
necessary,
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BALTIMORE COM ERCIAL COL.
u IEGK


FOUNDED lS59-CHARrEREp 1884.
Located corner of Baltimore and Charles streets
BALTIMORE, ND.
This institution il now in the most prosperous anC
iourishng condition. Twice HriI,g the last tws
Jears has it been necessary obtain larger apart
nents for the accommodation fthe increasing mum
Der Of students representing nearly every State il
he Union.
The advantag ges and facilities here afforded to youns
yarous duties of the Counting Room or to obtain &
Fhorouch Practical Business Education generally
IRE unsurpassed in any particular by any similar ~
ablshment in the United States
FACULTY.
Elk. LOSIER, Principal, rr
lecturer on the Science of Accounts, Commerce, Blu
sness, Customs, &c.
J. NJ. p III LIPS,
Professor of the Theory and Practice of Book Kesp
ing, and Commercial Calculations.
ii. II. DAVIES.
Associate Professor of Bookkeeping.
N. c. JOHNSON,
Professor OF Business and Ornamental Penmanshit
8. I. WILLIAMS, ESQ,
Lecturer on Mercantile Law.
REV. K. YEATES REESE, d. D.,
Lecturer on Commercial Ethics.
TRUSTEES:
Hon. John r. Kennedy, Hon. Joshua Vansant,
Hon. Thos. Swami. VIM. ii. Keigher. ksq.
sFA large and beautifully Ornamented Circular
the exterior and interior view of the College varoI
chsaacteristic Designs, Penmanship, &c, sent b,
nail, frcs Of charge. accompanied with Catalogue
s'''-' ''''' f'' ~ ~ L. X. LosIER,
]. Zs-dhc3m Baltimore Md.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-19

F0Sp OF II0ME.--The Woonsocket (R. H. Patriot
has n subscriber in Burrllyilie Mr. Welcome Bal
ion who for fifty years, has been absent from
homo only one night, and then when he was at
tending court at Providence. lie was never on
boarI steamboat or railroad car. and never saw
either until a short time since. He is about 81
years cf age and has been blessed with u children
IL of whom are now living. Ten of his children
were born in the month of April, in successive and
unbroken years.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-19

ILLINOIS iNIvgRsIry.--Professor Rcv nolis. Of Ma
ryland haa accepted the position of President of
tho Illinois University, rendered him NJ recent
meeting Of tho Boar of Trustees.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-19

The HUsTINGs CorRT transacted no
criminal business yesterday NJ frmrortance. Isaac
Jacobs, indicted tor selling goods, warnv and mer-
chandsc. without IicCr-r was uri guilty, and
fined S25 and costs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-19

Col. TITUS ~ THE CALAHoosE.-We have special
telegraphic dispatch from St. Louis, giving the in
formation that Col. Titus, late Of Nicaragua. now
claiming to be of Kansas. calaboosed on Tues
day, for shooting at the porter of the Planters
House.-Cip. (Um.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-19

h'' just started school for boys in the bassm.,t
i the 81 street African church, where those chill.
'r"h whose parents cannot afford to nay tuitior
N go and get priu ary education. te school Q
altogether fr'e bt no boy will Q turned away
brcause hc has not the means of having for h
schooling.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-19

A Coon SALE.-The tract Of land in Amelia eoun
ty, Va, belonging 10 the estate Of Mackness
Goode, was sold at public auction last Thursday for
the sum Of Sls.s5 per acre. The tract contained
about 800 acres, and was assessed short time
since at IS 90
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-19

SALEoF MULEs--Mr. Brady, of Woodford county,
KY, recently sold 100 head of two year old mules
at SlS5 each. They said to be the largest and
finest ever raised in the State, and were destined
for the Southern market.