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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-08-07
RECOMMENDATION
In this treatise it Will De seen that the object has be

In this treatise it viii be that the object has b"cu
to give the frnr that kiuJ Of 10 ruiaou whch cn.l'e
him 10 make practical arI aton to rti'a his land and
iuereasc his grain folder and asturragc The doctrines
taught by :hs mauurin. and fodder, AMI pasture Cul
tiyaton system rational clear and evident. and
ges improvement in the 1dc Of agriculture hi herto
unknown to farmers. and which, If adopted. AID
carefully piaciiced not ia 10 advance Tia" erc>is
of the farming community. Such work has len much
wanted, it ILLS void which has long lscu felt, bat
And faTHrrs Of Centre and Huntington counties
recommend the work to every farmer they VIII reap
the greatest possible beueht from it.
Christian nae,Geor,e buchanan Daniel VI sssr George
Boal Jacob Mosser, Francis Alexander John aiiv John
Neison, samuel Duncan. John loer ioua. ii Williams
Jacob Meyer George Guycr. .Jr. Henry Never john Car
per- Samuel Ghland, John llnssuu tcO Jack, samuel
WilsonJoh Herman, CIV. Meek, Phillip Meyer Sfafsi
For sale in Lewisbure BY On. l. BRUGGER.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-08-07
A. CAL to Farmers.
LEARNERS. PROMOTION BOOK

Farmers, drop your toois-pa"ss a little
read tbs, and refect!!
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-08-07
to be permitted by his friends to talk De-
mocracy.. when Wilmot isn't about :.

"Who struck Billy Patterson T-OH
Sony.
Modern Auswer-"DAvY WILMoT."
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-08-07

70 COnst Eciurns and othef
BI.SKs sold al the Chronicle Df!cr.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-08-07

On the 9th uit Gen. Packer declined
Judge Wilmo,'s challenge of the li,h ul'.
we sec that Gen. Packer is announced to
The Democracy of Clarion county.
Wv "P.eSrs tha, the valiant General i
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-08-07
I>ttui5burq C5ronlrlt.

o n. WCRDIN 81 J. L. CORNELIUS.
ess ssr,Tur,S .ErH.-Th, LruI,srIG CHRONICLE.
pul li-lei Ga s Ca syseu ha, the largest aud bcst
I'll. D tirn ofaoy Newspaper in Jhiou County.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-08-07
Real lsssIa5e. e
III Acres and IS Perches.

The Farm is of the FIRST QUALITY OF
soil and under good improvemenLhandsomely
ocated on the River road about half a mile
'rnrl Inrrishnrr The ImnrnyemenfS arc a
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AUCTION SALES.
FnrrRE nAYY
COMMISSIONERS, sALEoF vALIlAl.

COMMISSIONERS SALEOF vALUA-
" BILE REAL PROPERTY, IN TIE TOWN or
LEXINGTON, VIkdISfA.--ID obedience To n de.
pronounced In cause pendimg In said Court iu III
name OF James L. Jordan. in his own right and nc
Executor OF John Jordan, deceased, piainti1 and
Lucy Jordan and others, Defendants, the uudersgu.
ed Commissioners In said decree, will on SATt1R
DAY, the 3lst day of October next, expose to sale
by way Of public auction, on the premises. the well
known property, called
THE POINT PROPERTY
situated on the North River la said town. The said
property consists Of about Fourteen Acres of Land
on which are located VALUABLE MERCHANT
four pairs and pair of Choppers with a Miller
House attached, large building erected for a
COTTON FACTORY.
touf stories high. with Dwelling tiouse and garden
aitachet-a house originally erected for a Pulling
hil--aIl substantially built of brick with Stone
foundations-a large Trip Hammer Shop with three
hres-a new foundry-a Brick Dwelling HOUSE,
With stone Office attached-a saw Mill-a Wagon.
Makers shop. with Brick Dwelling House and
den attached to the Trip Hammer Shop aud val
liable Toll Bridge.
The precise quantity of land will be ascertsined by
survey and the plat will be exhibited on the Iay OF
SAFE The said property will BIO sold altogether or
N parcels as shall he deened most advisable on the
day OF sale.
TRRMs- Cash in hand sufficient TO cover the coats
OF SAFE and oil surYeying-and the residue upon
credits OF one, two aud three years 10 equal install
ments, taking from the purchasers bonds with sat
isictofy personal security and the title to be re-
tained until all the purchase money is Paid.
E.F' hPp txToS Commissioners.
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NEW FALL DRY GOODS.
UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTIONS TO CLOSE


UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTIONS TO CLOSE
CASH BUYERS.
tex c this method to inform ray numerous friends
aud crst0msrs IN this CITY and sprroundin2 coun-
try that ana ia receip Gf p0t,iGu Of Fall
stock VI DRY GOODS, purchased 10 person within
the last three weeks in the city OF New York fer
'ersh "a -'ustcely valuable facility in this CONNER
eisi crisis TO obtain goods at less than their real
value, which have succeeded in doing IN many in'
the aItent Of thirty to forty per cent LEI
than similar goods possibly be bought on long
credit This enables 10 offer the same advantages
10 all who may favor me With their PATRONAGE Ii
wlI be 10 the interest Of cash bsssTS TO examine my
stock before making their purchases am confident
they will 4otbs disappointed. MY motto Is small
prnuts and quick sales.
Amongst the stock will ia found the following
very cheap goods:
Elegant Silk Gobes; Bayadere, Chsne and Striped
SILKS
Plain Hack and Colored Gro de Rlines
FRENCH MsrInoes apd Cashmere pske Jsse, great
bargains
Plain and Figured Atwood Delaines and Cash
Blankets. sstinets, Kerseys and Linseys, fer ser
wants
shoetings and shirtnss. all widths and qualities
An extensive stock Of Embroidered and White
Goods
Hosiery and Gloves, 10 endless variety
An excellent assortment OF Carpets and Rugs, at
low prices
A fall line Of Housekeeping Goods
Irish Linens, Table Damasks. Dress Trimmings
New Goods purchased by my agent at the Now
Ysrk auctisns, received weakly during ths season
which will make my stock one Of the beat selected
AVID cheapest in the city Of Richmond.
CSsary merchants supplied On liberal terms.
Hss perisnsf ALFRED MOSES,
ss4 e5 Main street.
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E.gyA PAN STATpNpyTs OF FAcrs


Dr.. HAMPTON, now aged So years, speaks. Hear him:
ltaMptons Vegetable Tincture. The many cures
f6ads by this pleasant and safe remedy may induce
CONTRIBUTING
medicine must have merit and great merit too,
10 stand the test OF public opinion. No art Of putting
galvaniZs "a worthless article so as to keen il uD
rs a good medicine, if it be not really So
good medicine will live, become popular and ex-
teud Its sales year after year in spte Of opposition
The people readily ind out its virtues and the fame
OF them passes from mouth 10 mouth with more ra-
pidtty than newspapers can spread il. living wit
ness testify to the a medicine has made for
Using.
In prsOf Of what we say above we refer you to
Hampton Vegetable TinCtuTe and it's effects.
MR. WH. HOG, No. 1915 South Paca street, Balti-
nora cured Of rheumatism, Dyspepsia and Nervous
Di5tase. -
Mr.. EDwIy NJ. SPkANsLIS. Ne 81 Register street,
Baltimore most dreadful cass OF Scrofula OF years
standing lost number of pieces Of Gsns, restored to
health.
Mss MARY scopIslp, Teacher, NJ. GO, Baltimore
ished her friends. Let the afflicted call to sea her.
DYSPEPSIA, NERVOUS DISEASE Sc
Mr. WIN. Oldham, OF Baltimore Custc n II Uuss saf-
feret irom These plants for Is months with bed
and rllsd severelr affected. lie cured by Hanp-
tons Vegetable Tincturs after other things failed.
COUGH, CONSUMPTION, Sc.
Mr. Henry G. VIM had a cough for 5 yoars-great
weakness &C. had in Ali five six physicians tried
all the remedies, bat was cured emily by
HAMPTON'S |BGETABLE TINCTGRE
Re- Delicate Ladies and Children will please give
it a trial.
Sold by PURCELL. LADD 4 co, Richmond: BY
nr. COOKE Frederick sburg; by all the Druggists il
let0rslqrg; by MORTIMER / MOTBRAY, haitt
more, and by Druggissa and shcpkeepers every whore
va 81 per bottle; six bottles for IS. Sc s-d&o
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BIZ Alexander NSt:.
A ssIGNEEs SALE OF wATCI

A SSIGNEE'S SALE OF WATCHES.
IA JEWELRY, AND FANCY ARTICLks-Vw
Do sold at auction, THIS EVENING, esnmspsfsx
AT o'clock, at NY store an assignsss stsck tirss3
frDm New York consisting or nns cold ana silvsr
watches. splendid Gold Br.eslets and Loeksh. fns
Gold Breast pins and Mar Rings, In AID 9nsIsg
tod Pens anu Pencils Silver Plated Table and -
spoons, Castors, Table and Pocket Cutlery RnnsrA
ana general assortment Yankee Notions.
Country merchants i'll do well TO attend this ala
which will be continued every night until the vhoje
stock is closed
Z. 5. All goods warranted represented or Ne
money returned. ALkX MOTT
n Ella Are
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Bay TnR FOURTH ANNUAL Exu,n,.

WsH IHs FOURTH ANNUAL ExHIRi-
TIoS OF rus VIRGINIA MECHANICS INsrITpTr
on MONDAY the ipth day Of OCTOBER. M. IN tie
spacious Hall over The First Market House Fiji AMI
Main streets, Richmond Virginia, INV
Mechanics, Manufacturers, Artists Inyentar. ana
others, IN the state of Virginia as well a. thr $500
y az isrSe, are respectfully Invited to avail them
selves OF the opportunity thus afforded 20 dfsnax
their taste aud skin in the collection about ~ ~
TIE purpose Of the Beard Of Managers vii, Ia %
make ths Fourth Exhibition one eli vrcas in,a,s ~
me eitzehs OF Richmond aud OF the staie at Isrgs
me e., p,emuns TO be offered will DC silver Medsis
ss.ssInsss ~ eso,ang TO merit aud the degree Of
4. addition to which the Board OF Managers hay.
Is " Por ih 70 S Sosr ths following Premiums.
residing within the limits u tho state If Virginia
noss ~ shall net exceed - years TwESrrFIy
:, aud por the best Invention Of Work. the prolnc.
you OF hemaie Residing Within the limits of ths
p,S N aose aye shall hot eAceed 70 years, Twenty.
,, SRI For the best lnvention on Work of Virginia
~, 1i"ulc without fssreuae t"sse, FIFTEEN DOLLARS
ath for the best Invention OF Work, whstber N
taste OF domestic utility. Of tirgiAa Female with
| out reference to age, RifrEgS DOLLARS.
sth FOR the most practical Invention adapteJ Ia
coihmo. use 70 DO estimated with reference 10 cheap
hers and general utility, FIFTEEN DOLLARS.
These Lreaums will be awarded by the mos, co,,,
ne'en Judges IN all the various departments to which
theY belong, both male ana female either in Mint,
or money, At the option OF the successful nributor
Inc Premiums above enumerated are offered with
aNew moro particularly tostimulate home inGnstry
anu wiz 10 no manner Interfere with the regular Pre-
mluus and Rewards Of Merit which are omen IN com
peutots from All or any VI the other States
inc Beard OF Managers earnestly invite the active
cooperation OF tie Mechanics aud lndust rial tlsas
thronShout the country in contributing to the i'm
portant o'Jecf m view and would aIss press their
SCAuorlFaEments TO tbs LADIES for their intcresting
contributions 10 tina Fhird Exhibition and Te.nect
Iuliy invite them 10 renewal Of contributions in
9rdfr that the display in the Female Department ~
Female Talent " gu
Any information in reference to matters of detail
6hsirman o. the Committee on Exhibition Mr. G EO
BARuAMiS ~
~. Hal will be opened FOR the reception of Goods
Ger that al articles may Do properly arranged be-
lore the 9Ih II is hoped that contributions will he
1eut ia "a early as possible. Depostors earnestly
requ sted to send tali description of their contri
buttons at the time of sending the articles and to
say whether they are designed for COMPETITION or
for EXHIBITIoS only. So 3a-dts
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YARN FOR SALE-I offer :, n,;,.,.
By |. 4 G. B. Davenport, Aucts.

GROCERIES, &c, Ar AUCTION.--On
~ THURSDAY, LIST October, We will ssli At 10
o'clock. at our auction store assortment OF gro
ceries Wis
LagUayra aud Java Coffee
Molasses in bbls. and hhds
New York Syrup,
liverpool Fine Salt,
q, P Teas. Soap, Candles,
Sole Leather,
kectfed Whiskey,
n: h. Rum, French Brandy.
Wrapping and Cap Paper
Pepper, dnger and Allspice
TanDers OH. White Lead &c 60
terms tnder 500 cash siOO and over 4 r,o,tb,
erettt tor approved paper.
s& l. u. b. DAVENPORT. Auct.
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Bls~ BAKERS PREMIUM BITTERs!
On IL "

April "a, 1857. !
Dir. K BAKRR-Dear Sir: IN Justice to you. fsel
bound to testify to ths valuable qualities Of ysur
BfTERs Fer the last three four years in cases of
aSus and feYsr, and nervous headache which we are
annually subjected TO- can safely Say L never have
found or used any medicine with much success in
tisabofs diseases a'so. wish persons whu have be-
come debilitated by sicfneas, think them in
valuable means for gaining strength and appetite
Myself, wife, brother and neghblrs having received
81 much benefit, and having been So successful in
tho nae Of your Premium Bitters in By family for
several years take great pleasure IN ackuowledg-
ing the same, wishing you success in the great
cause. Your obt serv't,
Capt JAAgs CARsT4kPrRy.
For sale by all Druggists in the city of Richmond
and elsewhere in Virginia. sel7
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BY Taylor s. Williams, Aucts.

TWO TRACTS OF LAND BELOW THE
i CITY OF RICHMOND, AT AUCTIoN.-on
MONDAY, 9Th October, that being Court Day we
Will sell, at ilenrico county Court House. CONNECT
at II ocio X, M,I9 acres of Land lying the White
YAK swamp Road. m.ies below tn city, adjoining
inc binds OF Mestrs j. Allen, W. D. GeorG eand 9TH
ers p Ttion il cleared the balance is in weeds
The situation - suitable for 4 store
Also, NINETY THREE ACRES OF LAND ad
Joining the lands OF DIR. Savage and Mr.. Garnett
TERMs-Onet third cash. bfslance at six months.
with interest ard trust deed
TAYInP 4 WILLIAMS Arot,
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Est5" CHOICE STYLES OF PICTUREs.-At
StNxtr CHALMERS, lia Main street, may Le OBJ
tanned Photographs OF the greatest sc curacy and
beauty Ambrotyp.6, .Stereographs, Mez8ographs
by mail to friends, Every picture taken at this
popular establishment must be of the best quality
and please thu sitter, otherwise they will not DO
out OF the Gallery.
Rs Copies Of tho Portraits of the Convention OF
~ and 30 will be ready in few days. All orders by
mail promptly attended to- so2s-lw
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BY Alexander Mott.
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FURNITURE. DRY GOODS

ktES, WATCHES, JEwELRY, &c.-wul he
sold al auction, on THURSDAY nsIt the Ist DAY
OF october, NJ my store, corner Of 18th and Main
street,, the lie to commence Vt 10 o'clock general
assortment Of new and second hand Purniturs Also
TWO StoVes. Ss
GRuCEKl Es-Wine, W hisk ey, Brandy. Ale. sosv-
Candlo. Herrngs, &c, &c. Also Is realms Of L,sss.
Paper.
yGo0DS-se,erali invoices Of Dry Goods. Coatsl
Pants, Vests, &c, &c.
MATCHES AID JEWELRY-Splsndid Gold
Silver and Plated Watches fine Gold Jrwslry Of All
descriptions. ALkX. MOTT
Aue,in..s~
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SPECIAL NOTICES
roy PAPER HsNeISas,
CURTAIN GOODS, &c. &c.
JOHN Z. REGNAULT,
de2 MAIN STIR


(e2 MAIN srRESr,)
Has now in store. his Fall supply OF French and
~" jPtpFR fANGINGS AND BoRDERS
nu, Velvet plain and common Also, nav DECO
pIlInNS, ofGiit, Fslves, Marble aud Wood inta
''I mis SIMPLY of CURTAIN GOODS Is probably a.
>,ensiya and as beautiful as we're ever offered IL
~ G,iy embracing Br,cats,les, Satin lie LANES
r,visk aud t3srISan Wsrsted Damask, Moreens
C1infa Lace aud Muslin, With Cornicas, Bands
C,ri, rasseA, Loops aud Ornaments. His lsng e1
Dartsgse in The bssness, which, with the aid OF a
nsri.T craftsman and woTkNan from one Of the lar
ost curtain ho;ises ia New York epabls him To- say
SathIs curtains will lie made aud hung IN A sTYLl
rNlrx cANNeT sg GQvALLsp ~ TaG@Tr.
4 large assortment OF
yhtTfr. TAPESTRY, BRUSSELS. THREE PLY
PLAIN, INGRAM AND VENETIAN
CaRPkTN 4 w kBtsS
Ca,oa Thrsfi. Wool. and other DJoF Mats, Curlsd
Uair Moss aud Shuck Mattresses. Feather Besis
lounges. window Shades, Paper Curtains, gilt ant
s,ulaaa Cocoa Mating -
FLOOR AND FABLE on. CLOTHS
A}YvFR PLi7ED AND BRASS STAIR RODS
aNp SY4WikD BRISS fL4fkS, for steps
AT FACTORY PklGkS.
In fsat svsyy article that IL usually found In Pa
mar Hans5n. aud IphuisteTy establishment and tctL
I, sJy ans. satrh t<Taas c3aRof ftG - p'eass
unpaeer Hanging and Upholstery work sxecu
tea "a IOWA or country. - 22-lm
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MUSICAL INSTRUCTION.


NJ X. { II 4 5. r. ROSEN,
TEACHER Oh GUITAR, FLUTE AND VIOLIN,
Has tta honor 10 inform the Ladies and Gentlemen
OF Richmond and vicinity, that be is now prepared
to commence his Instruction for tbs ensuing winter
months. He l the honor l. lie engaged rs Teac her
Of Guitar III ca II the Female Institutes of this
city Iii? ter5 vii! b. moderate and the most ire
advanced Piano. LIE will practice pieces for Flute
aud Piano, or piaLo and Guitar, which practice is
certainly tbs m,st advantageous in improving the
knowledge Ui reading Music aud ability of keeping
good tiIu1.
Ra= orders left ut the Music Stores, through the
Post Oilicc, NJ IL lis residence, No Governor st.
will DO promptly 4ttgLloI to.
P. S-li two pupils deairo to take lessons together
the same hour, th9 OK 'onse will be more moderate.
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Sale conducted BY GoDDIS& APpEssos. Aucts.
TWO VALUABLE FARMS IN HEN

RICO, ORR ABOUT IL MILES, AND THE orakR
MILES NaafH OF hIcHMoSD. ONE ON THE MOUNTAIN
ROAR AND THg OTHER NEAR THE FREDERICKSBURG RAIL
ROAD. FOR SALE AT AUCflUS.--At the request vi
Mr. JnO. ID. Thomas, (who contsmplstes reraovIsg TO
a smaller place. We shall sell, al public auction
the premises on TUESDAY, 9TH October. ls37. al u
o'clock NJ. tho fsTm which he now resides called
Oak Grove" sontsinng 2l75s acres, wing ON the
Mountain Roai, II miles from Richmond. bounded
by the Chick ah0miny the lands OF Jno. Is. kysll,
Johnson. d T. Prentiss, aud others. About half
this tract cleared aud the balance IN original and
secondary growth. The buildings on the place con-
sist Of large Framed Dwelling. containing about
~ room. formerly used for a Tavern. besides tbs
usual out Buildis.gs. sach as Barn. stable, &C On
this tract there is said to BE- COAL aIOins the
lands yscently purchased for that purpose by the
New York Coal Company. After the forcg ing sale,
say at o'clock, the premises. viii hs sold another
valuable Farm, about niue miles from kish,nonN.
adjoining the lands OF W, y Wadrop Jas, ). r. ali
H0beri Prddy's estate, AMI hers, containing Is
acrs, s.les Level HIM. about loo sef Is ciearsd
balance In original growth OF wood AID timber. On
this place there i. comfortable Dwelling, targ.
Brick Barn. and other buildings This y Justly re
garded among The most valuable Farms Of it,
saxe in the county.
TKRMs-onetnlrd cash; talaace at one and tvs
years. for bonds bearing Interest, secured by trus
decd. GuDDlN APPEkSUN,
Sd Auctioneers.
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La FASHIONABLE dress ones self is
anti. an art, and an art which not every body pos
s.sses In the composition OF IA toilet, not only el-
rauc. hut ,IsJ harmony and good taste indi-p
he regui.ites We should above all bo scrupulous
and discriminating in the selection Of tho TRIM
MINGS rs much ui the beauty Ofths dress depends
Epyn their proper application. And IS ths artist
\, m ana strk Vi his pencil often change the whole
complex ION of ais picture. may TRIMMINGS. &C
cordng their arrang anlent destroy or produce the
5..Iy.f .if,S.t Nsahuud therefore, always secure
a safe snd competent guide. and point out among
the different temples u fashion, those which are ger
sTsIIY acKnowle Sr 10 kesp she best assortment Of
,bs Ia ,ost creations. This is why refer read
80 u NJ :. UIRSH'S ESTABLISHMENT,
BROAD SfREbG, ~. ere '4dy Ut once can find eve
Tythiux necessary to att slt these ends, ala where
the art Of trimming and matching is thoroughly Er-
derstood se2l-lm%
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ITALUABLE BEAVERDAM LAND IN


G0OCHLAND COUNTY FOR SALE-HavnR
married the county OF AppGa.a ttox and purchased
4 Farm in that seeti2I, | have determined to sell
my valuable farm known as Aspen Grove. Ii con-
tuina TsS acTes, adjoining the lands OF Col. Peter
uuerrant, John :, Fleming. and IL watered by the
celebrated Bcyerdam Cre-k and its Tributaries
There about eighty one hundred 9cFes OF first
rate low grounds, 30 acres of wood land in original
growth equal any in the county, and heavily tim
bered, apable o. producing the finest quality OF
Tobaccs A portion of the balance oil the land is in
pines and the rest cleared, and though badly culti
waited for several years il susceptibe OF the
state of improvement. The buildings sonsist Of h
Dwelling House, two stories high, seven rooms Ne
gro quarters ice House Tobacco Houses and other
buildings Gsual OF such Farm The situation is ms
bcauttfu, and healthy any in the county. and the
neigh borhood good 1t ia about four miles from the
James River and Ksnawha Canal, five mi, s9 nom
the Courthouse one mile from the contemplated line
known rs the stra2ht-shoct from Rchmond TO
Charlottesville and 3 miles from the city OF Rich
mond.
Ii Is useless TO give any further description. as
invite those DESTROYS to purchase to come and ex-
anime for themselves. | sfer it privately fer sale
until the 9th day of October next aad II not sold
privately before will offer it that day. II fair, il
not the next fir day thereafter, at Public Auction
on the premises The terms will be accommodating
and made known the day of sale. shall proceed
to SOW the usual crop Of wheat. will also sell 10
the purchaser, if desired, some valuable bioodrd
horses cattle and all my crops. 1t Is rarely such
an estate is in the market
Ny Post-Ofice is Beaver Dam Goochland Co.
seIs-3tay5v JOHN T. A MARTIN.
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By Thomas W. Keesee,

HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN PURNI-
= TURF Fnk SALE AT AUCTIOs.-WDi b
eold, on THURSDAY morning next, October LEA.
commencing At ii o'clock, az the reside nee Of Ar
Ben! atuln Pitcher, between Main aud Federal "a
aud opposite Warsaw. all Of his Household and
Kitchen Furniture, consisting Of good assortnsnt
eiwell kept articles. Thus. W. kEkaRk,
A..t;o..s.
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Say" LADIES FAIR.-The Ladies of
Union Station VI. s. Church. Union Hill. will omen
their FAIR. TtIS EVENING, at O'clock in the
Basement Of the Church. They will offer for sale q
variety Vt FANCY ARTICLES, CAKES CREAMS
&C. the proceeds 10 be applied to the pay ment of the
Gas Fixtures &c, the Church having been recently
lighted with gas. They most respectfully ask call
from their friends and the public generally.
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q BOETTCHER. IMPORTER AN n

=. DEALEK n IKIMNINGS, WORST ED ;,
DOORS ABOVE MESSRS. CII1LES l. CIIRNERY
Double Zephyr Worsteds, in all ina. ENABLE shades
Single Xephir orsteds, in all coors
Shetland Yarn, for knitting nubias white and col
ored
White and colored Vars, in all sizes
Black and colored Velvet Ribbons (qua!ite de ParA)
Silk Fringes from 80 to S. per yard
Dress Trimmings latest styles. So E-lm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-01
DERUVIAN GUANO, AT REDUCED

l. PRICES.-As many Of the Farmers seem unw-
ling TO buy Guano at over $50 account Of the re-
cent decline in Wheat, determined to let them
have the best article, at that price,
All that We sell comes direct from the Agents
Aessrs. F. Dsrreda i Bro, whose price is yet B65
and only enabled to offer the ton of 9CO lbs
at $50 because it was bought before the recent ad-
vance.
VIZ continue to sell the Pstagonian Guano at $40,
aud the "A Mexican at s3j.
Orders are solicited. with the assurance that the
bcst articles will always be furnished at least al low
CRENsHAW & CO.