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81 Alexander Mott.
A SSiGNEE'S SALE OF WATCHES,

4 SStGNEES SALE OF WATCHES,
"A IL" ELHY, All FANCY AFTgCLEs-wA
b sod at auc bin. THIS rs ENiNG. ssmnspcinx
al "clock, AZ my store, assignee stock sitect
,sSm Ne" YORK, consisting OF sac old aud silver
atcifs. rprn'.id Gold tr eslets and l.rsaets, srs
dd!d .ises' pms and ar Kings, in aud stu Ia:
Uoia Pens ami fencii- Slve, II tied rabls aud Tea
spoons tSstIFr, Table and Pocket utirry. kaz0rs,
anu heli "Ssoft'Heut hanhse Notions.
Country merchants will do W II to attend this sale
which VIII he Continued every aight until the whole
stock is closed
Z. ;. All goods warranted represented. OF the
money returned. ALkX. kOTr,
go 29-ts Auct
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VERY VALUABLE PRIVATE DWELL.

ING ON BtOAD STR Il EFT, OPPOSITE I'll Il
Monumental CHURCH, FOR SALE AT AUG
IiON the request ot the heirs Of the late James
Alien, deed. who anxious to wind up the affairs
of the estate, we Will sell at public Hucti H. i0ittOt
tHH o. TeSerte. on EDN ESDAY, the 18th Uc,UbcT,
lsj1, ut az O'Clock =. II the valuable residence OF
dCcedeut, located as above. The house is not only
remarkably icN bDHt, but has every accommodation
and convent nee Galiy found IN large establish
ment Attached To the dwelling is vacant lot 60
the East. which will lac sold. with without the
dwelling. MAJ b. deemed b-st The day of sale.
Persons Il sr,osed to do So are invited to Jew the
premises before sale.
TERMS -our third ca II; balance at e, IL and Is
months. for negotiable NOT :, interest add It, occurred
bS trust dgeI. GUDDiN & APPhkSON,
pc3 Auctuneers.
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REAuTIFUL COUNTRY SEAT, TWO

BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY SEAT, Two
~ MILES W EST OF idCH NONu, FOR SALE At
AUCTION. CONTAINING lao ACkES-At III re-
quest of Mr. I'll. y. Ji~kiGS3U, Ne shall sell a. puHc
tC.iuL the pfenIse~, an THU ~HDAf. the slh 81
&c uhsr, irJ7 'unenc'u- at clock, his beautiful
country seat located above aj dining the Ia. a.
of VI sSfs. 'uhn >h'et,, NJ iabu, Jr., and 9th r.,
containing abVu: liU acres. But viii m divided as
tuiu w. T. the mansion there viii BE- alitcnr!
~ acres: to The siali NV lliu-, Mr.. Shctis
about acres; and he rem int of ID" aud Will be
divided into iJt-, var, Ilg from 81 10 - acres
The NV linz Is uoJ pnl, iars", bu' II - nearl
new aud is aio,t hai'i,u'Hc arranged Th~ cut
btiiin-s a ample tr the size 1 tn place -
Th nri- hbpruud Is 900 ana the Character OF tue
5 il equal tu The be5t rel cia!.
TELn,, ne-Iuut th cash; balance at ., u AMI Is
months for ~ gaUie notes Interest aided -, trr'
by a trust Iced q ,DDIN i APPbKStN,
~ I'D wsdS sgd AuctS.
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FALL RACES.
BROAD ROCK WAY

70 AZ BhOAD KUCh IVA.
~ hsi sTn $ r sS$% $Ss;
IN OCTuBElt, 1857. and continue four days.
FIRST DAY, Tuesday, October i3-Sweepstake for
three year ODDS mile heats 800 entrance half for
felt. Closed the LIST July, with the following subseri
". II. Gibbons names CHI. f. by Glencoe, out of Sal
lie Ward.
Bowie Hall names G. f. Bride, by Prince George.
James Ialley names b. fby Tally Ho, dam oratrix.
q. I: Hare names b. c. by Linganee, dam Trustee.
David Mcdaniel names MIR. Bolts ch. I. by Revenue,
dam Andrewetta.
second Race same iay-Sweepstake for three year
old colt'nd hites ont OF mares that never produced
a winner; 500 entrance, half forfeit. Mile heats;
three to make race. To name and close this
lat day of August, ISL.
Calvin Green names b. C. by Revenue, dam by Trus-
James Talley enters 5. C by Tally -Ho and Pryam
Bowie Il Hall names b. c. Cullington, by Prince
George
! John f. p. Edwards names Kangaroo.
/ SECOND DAY, "Wednesday, october Ii-Proprie-
| tors Purse s;}n; mic heats. Second RAGE, same
| day-oweepstake Tor two year old colts and Allies
single dash of mile; 500 entrance hall forfeit.
TO name and close the LIST September, Three more
| to make race.
! Mr. T. Hawkins enters b f. by Boston IT., dam i'm
! ported Prlam, TWO year old stake
} .mes ralley enters two year old by Childe Hsr-
/. old, out o Uratriy.
th0s boswell enters s. by Revenue, dam vir-
| gina Payne, in the two ear Old stakes at Is. h.
X IL Dick nson enters =. c., years old. By keys-
| nui, dam by PamOnkey.
Calvin Green name, grey filley, by Glencoe. dam
by Grey Eagle.
THIRDDAY, Thursday October i5.--Jockey Club
Pursr S5Gn, three NIT. heats.
FOURTH DAY. Friday, october l6.-Jockey Club
PurS- $50 mile heHis, best three in five.
Second Rare, sHnie ay-Swcepstake for tire year
OLD colts and lilies the produce of mares that never
won rice Two EIiie leafs 500 entrance half for.
TT Closed the LIST II July WIth the following sui.
scribVrr
Bowie & Hail name x. T. Bride, by Prince George,
dana us trustee
Bowie Il Hall also name b. c. Coilington. by Prince
George dam b. Margrave.
James Tally names sir. BOulwsre's oh. c. BY Tally
Hu. dam unknown.
CALVIN Green names b. c. by Camden. dam by Boz
ton.
CALVIN GREEN Proprietor
These who wish O make entries for the " arrstske
will address TIL MAS VI. jon tS, Secretary
is l5-,itlA uy2awti&jct Richmond Va
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURA DAYa.
BY Taylor L Williams, Auets.
BUILDING MATERIALS rpAups

RulLDlN0 MATERIALS, FRAMES.
&c. At ApgIIvS.. TIN wED%RsDAY, Tth llc.
tber. at oeiVs X, A. ~ a, the WaTeit,as. IN Inc
cnfh't 81 Gary ana tn streets will be sold large
-oIttheh ~ B1ldias fisfa.ttls # Ceefi 1T ~
GRATIS. Manteis, &c se "'4''
will do we'll To- 3 tsnI the sale 60
TGKas-Suus andeT So, cash. over that .,ao,n,
~ nas credit, Tor spptoysd notes. with INTEREST
gAHiiJR
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SPECIAL NOTICES

EIs~ 4 CkRp.--1oHN A. CALYo, Artist.
has resumed HE ccurse of lessons IN DRAWING Avn
p,rvrfvG IA all their branches
q Main street. &C lime
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r.52fp Look AT THIs.-If YOU want g.

- LVWh IT LHI5'--II you WIN e
genuine Ambrotyp-. just call al GIsRs Gallery.
whore h~ J. now furnishing his customers, with the
beauty ami durability. superior 10 any uade,) at
cheaper rate. THAI any horss in the city.
from Us.
sIali~ry. Corinthian Hall, between 9th and 10th,
Main street. Z. +. GIBBS.
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JAMES NJ. CARTER, HOUSE, SIGN,

- ORNAMENTAL PAINTER, GLIDER AND
site the Exchange Iote-The subscriber avails him
self of this methof, to return his thanks to his
friends and the public. for the liberal share patron
age they have bestowed on him during the last ak
teen years He therefore filters himself thtt BY
strict attention to business, (ndeavorin2 always to
pcase) TO merit contribution of their favors lie
has on hand - considerable stock Of fresh materials
such IS LEADS. ZINCS, YARNTSHkS. WINDOW
GLASS, DRY PAINTS, Dc, which he would be
pleas to work up on the most favorable terms for
cash or on tho usual time to punctual payers.
Having had 80 much complaint about closing nv
shop, twhilc have been engaged with my hands out
doors and with other bUsin"sS) the -ubscriher has
secured the services of Mr. SAML l.. SNYDER
who viii always be there TO receive orders from my
=
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B-e9F FAIRBANKS SCALFs.-Every per-
son using SCALES should only use the best, which
can always be ll,i oi falriauk> agents,
MESSkS. tLARk>DA. ANDERSON < co,
So III NJ. 10 MAiM str.st kIch!Q-.Ll. Va.
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PIANOS. &c.

-~..- 49,
49, sb.,-A,sw NUNS & CLARk'S PA
4 s,3I ~ NOS.-SEvEN oCTAvE pI.Nn,
! = y 2 u TAYLOR has Just nnanci
-. -. several SEVEN OCTAVE pIaNHS
nom the popular uanuGectory Of ysssrs 49, 10;
~ "ho.s Instruments he Ma bern .ellipg nr;,-,
Is, tstt! years. 70 the entire stisftrtion 81 -
'uh.t"ut Purchasers Also. Pianos Of a. net ~. w.,
together Win ssyHt'tl excellent second band 49,,
"s1.. Ht'ich viii be old at unusuaiIy low MI !"
AT thus establishment on Y ~ ~ ''Isl"d
LtANo HioolIS. 81 variety OF PATTERN.
ne 'l"-l eatfIi7itf a~s rtm~nt ii MUSIC ana Mn.
""a, in7Fain'his IN the state. 2. II TAYI0p
le 23tS Piano and Music Store Governor r.,
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nfn- DR. JonN B. WALrHALL, lHommo


vatA,st) offers his professional services to the CID
IS 81 Richmond AMI Is vicinity. ol!ce at his IT
siQrugs sn Leigh street. two doors from 9TH.
Is l-I2m*
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by E. B. Cook 4 Co. Anois

FURNITURE Liquors &c AT AUG
fioN We will sil, At our store on WEDN f.
nA1 tfe IN la-' ant, nj !" Coct 1T of gent j
Nous hpld Furniture: among which nay be FUN
col ndid spring MatG.tSs
! handsom- {'H- haudf hrs
S''vHral Parlsr aud o king Stoves
a lot Of School d ks, benches, Sc
AtSff:
y u ca, rs -upeIior Cognac Brandy
~ armll has dn. Did iI. lon Dock Brandy
u do do Dii i}e Whi,hey
~ boxes Smoked Herrings
Ia realms rtpFinS pep"r
ALSO:
100 rar heavy Negro Blankets. &c &c
&c b l. 3 c tllN
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SAM'L II JETER,
T.. VI. LEFTWICH'


SAML H. JEFEK, Commission and Forwarding
Merchant, will give his prompt and personal att.,,-
ton 10 the sails of Wheat. Corn Flour and Tobacco
nlhcc W." doors below Columbian Hotel Cary street.
Richmond Va.
Thankful for the liberal PATRONAGE bestowed on
the late firm, would respectfully ask ceuntinu-
anCc of the same. SANLfI JErER
CH-PARTNERSIlIP- Mr. THOMAS r. LEFT
" ICIl having purchased the interest of Saml H.
Jcter ~ the SAW mill and lumber business of JEPi r
LEI IW lCH, the business will he conducted in flI-
ture in The name and style of Z. VI. LEFTWICU 4
Co Office on the c1rnOr of It'll and Franklin street
at which place we will be pleased to receive orders
from our friends, for either Lumber or Wood
T. NJ LEFTWI CH
Sc H-lm THuS. x. LEFTW ICH.
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~ UNION FEMALE INSTITUTE, RICH
n3Ss, vA-Eldcr Pa T. STsBss asi Rev. s NJ. IRA
VICE. rriucipal--ThiS Institution vii! open the
18th September, and close 18Th July, embracing TIVE
term, OF months each. AZ rus f9owjnE rates per
term viz: Board $50; Tuition "a tbs prinl try
branches $40, complete English courss siS Ancient
a. H-isfu Lau. utG"s. each 3; Painting, Drdwiu<,
dc. eurh 8; Music uu the Piano 80
AL fees p4yah,s quarterly in advance
A. q. STURBS,
Sc dim Secretary q. I. |.
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Practices in II! the Courts held in the city Of Rick
ulozd and attends regularly the County and Circuit
Courts OF Chesterfield, IIeurico, Hanover and King
\ lllAn counties.
ss-Once over the store of P. Johnston Brothe
No liS Main street " tim
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ttcO 0OO WORTH OF DRY GOODS

NFO 80 FUK CASH.-It having becOme
necessary to close our business rs possible,
we will from this day offer onr entire stock OF goods
FOR CASH Our stock il large, varied ard we'll Sc
lected, and il worthy the attention Of MERCHANTS.
FARMERS, FAMILIES, and the community general
iy.
To our customers whose accounts have been stand
ing over SIX months, only say that we cannot
afford longer indulgence and we hope they will use
every effort to place In immediate possession of
what due us, that may not be subjected to the
unpleasant necessity q employing legal aid
sc 22-swtt BfNFORU MAYO A BLAIR
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TuB ryTRArT. An0vE REFERRED To.

" NnvFitf =, TENN, Aug. YIN. TO-.
II arrived IN This city yesterday, after todi.ns
Mo7isoinnry White Sn'Thur Springs. whence l
vrrDtc "a ynl last The country from that point IN
bristol or tire Virrinir nri Tennessee line, ard ihr
Terminus or tho Virginia and T. nnessee Railroad,
drlir,sh the tedionsnes. cf the travel The distpn"
he w7cr ihp~H &c ns 70 srJrt hundred ami ~ =
~ niles. In richness Frtty aud auty of scenery
tfc country along Ills route may be said to slirl.ss
srv Of c1ual extent in the Uaion, or probably The
wGrHl IL Is pcculiaTly the garden spot of Virginia
enough to constitute p very important FL ment IN
the trade which IL IN contemplated to establish be-
tween the Chesapeake Bay aud Europe. In TACT, the
success of that schpms is based TO great extent,
upon the re of that region when fully drve-
loped under the impetus OF increased railroad ici,
tir. as we'll tho connections with Tennessee and
other points South viii, the virginia and TeDnes-
SEQ Railroad will establish. The country along TINS
line is very uneven though rich to perfection. I'm
hike other regions of like physical outline, 1t main
hills exhibit signs of richness in perfect keeping
with the productive character OF the intermediate
yaieys the former being no less remarkable Tor the
production ef beautiful beef and mutton than Inc
latter for iny9rfaBt wheat and oats. prooi
Of tho prn-emnence which this region enjoys over
all others in the State in these respects. might men
ton the fact that by far the largest proportion %
prizes distributed at the ricutural fair are carried
off by the farmers OF Southwestern Virginia And
strange IL was comparatively but little known pre-
vous TO the construction o. the virginia ana iehies
see Railroad In fact without the facilities which
this line has afforded its resources would BE- deve
loped TO no practical good nasmnch as there was DC
outlet for its products. Even now the work ef de
yelopement may be said to be merely in Its infancy
for as vet the current Of immigration has not set III
this direction owing probably TO the fact that the
advantages existing here are not generally known.
17-2awIw
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n.ireRIcHNnNe MAnn SroyEs.-TI

Lay" RICHMOND MADE STOVEs.-THE
ApvANtAsE. ~ PUI-7ssINs RICHMOND MADE STOVES
They made ~ the best material and extra heavy
~ A. TO stand the ~ usage of servants. Broken
ii ttr- can be conveniently tiaC-d At moderate
They warranted 80 operate 20 the statistic
Of the purchaser. They cJ-tus more per pound
than tn, Northern stoves.
wholesalr Sareroom II the Foundry. Retail trade
supplied By tar city dealers
fhes- Works hav been in successful operation for
R"aTiy six years, and have acquired a high rrputa-
Tor the quality Of their manufactures.
ASA SNYDER
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sEyHGEoRGE b. STEEL, Dentist, Office
ami residence. No al on MAN. between Sth and 9th
streets. Richmond, Va my G-ly
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
by Goddin & Apperson, Aucis.

THE VALUABLE FARM OF 945
ACRES. fAyhEs AND MILL. AT Cuss.
= ~. nhFiELD COURT HOUSE. r X SALE AT At d.
iioN.-At the T"quest of Mr. WIN " Iu.at We ailI
~ n ~ ,2n At Chesterfield Court H"u-s Oh IS i,-
the 9Th day of v,inber, 1857 at II o'eIk
a. NJ the above valuable real estate The tract can,
lans VIC acres, Of which niou, tpp acres are cleared
ana 10 nigh state Of Improvement The balance h
i o NY ~ pm" and YAK timber. part Of this land
I'es on or near The Glover Hill Railroad al ouitn
near to the XII bmund and Petersburg Rsilr.nd Tim.
Akih; II OF ycri Convenient n cess to market Tn.
improvements consists Of Tavern Containing 4
room. besides Barroom Of sufficient size IN a. com.
ioda'e the pubc-tha bar aud Bowling Alley pro.
ancs ABOUT SO per day. The Dwelling contains 4
rooms, recently bniit and Of good material There
y avs good Barn, Stable aud all nece-sary out
nous nn. :, together with 20 GRI>f VIII 6f All.
i ncleht r,ritS to supply the ueighborhoud There
- az al uT@rs er q aud AIii err i.sse The mr.
chaseF ~ this property at his els ton take HE
A,uies RAJ nllng PIGMENTS. g. Htvaluarifn Tho
pettJ viii lie divided. n~ sod together "a
may D. Zee ned best at the ns Di salp i'i,fs gi,,
surveys eau lie seen az off . ia Il ia DAYS
IkRas-tne-tourth CASH ot.-iaurth at month :,
ana th9 bAlance ut 2 nd cara Tor bonds or notes
bearing interest, occurred bt "a Iruat dsea
Gi5DDiS 4 Arp RSON
DC 6-2tawtd An,iin,,,,ar,
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BY Alexsndsr Gotl.

FURNITURE. DRf GODS AND GRO
CtEtf<s- VII - sid ~ sgetap, ~ .sy store,
c9rHeT Hain and 18th srsts. est nefns ~ ~ seik.
"o ~ rshsf mo mag BFIf. ~ sfo int. LARGE
soy leffenk Ery and sseeL.,--ffsu1 furniture.
Dry 30 'DS.-4 toti1s, ta-s.D1er.s, assiD@& IG1s-
ne LlHssy~, Ds'sssies. Nets shirts ard Drawers,
fiik ami Csttsa iidkfs sp 81 Cotton, Re.
bbAbf-HAbE GLTHINH -Ffns CiSfh Coats,
Tas~i,sr Pants. rik Vests Boots. fhoes, Hats aud
Eaansts.
ocEnIFs.-whisksy Gin. Brady. Port Wine.
seo.eh sic, soap, Candies, &c "a bbls Herrinxs |;
Watcbes, Clocks, ke.
ADDITIONAL.
30 blankets. ia good order.
oc5 ALFX MOTT Annt
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address, is Subjects Tavern, Powhat.n.
&c 22-eawt5NOy
FARM FOR SALEM

VALUABLE FARM FOR 5 A l. TN
WARWICK COUNTY, five miles from the
mouth of the James River and eight miles from
Hampton desirable Farm, known a. HUGHES"
is offered for .als. very reasonable terms.
This Farm contains 3,i acres (old survey more
or less one hundred and fifty acres in
iul cultivation-th, balance III fine original growth
and o. sufficient value To pay for hs place. II drs
rable 300 acres more could be added on reasonable
terms.
The Dwelling ia new, modern built house, with
"A fine rooms the Out-hnGsrs are numerous and in
excellent order. The locality is healthy. and the
situation of the most beautiful On the lanes
River. This Farm il well located FIR tie trucking
or any planting business aud hands not employed
on the Farm Cuult max nnn-y in oyst ring.
This desirable place can De purchased on ceasona-
bic terms and possession given Immediately, the
owner (who j. in The Government employ is crI-r-
ed ON distant service an sells merely in consequence.
For fu, ther Information, apply to
DR. q. W. SEMPLE,
&C 2-dtIGthO Hampton, Va.
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r o. whitfield. wholesale and retail deaier fn
sainslas Mahogany and Lumber OF every scscriF-
tioa Once aud yard Of Cary and 10th streets
Richmond Va. my l9-tlG:aS
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gl9g~ To NFNvoUs SUYFERERs,-A re-
,ir3 Clergyman restored to health in fow fsys af
tsr many wears It great nervous suffering, is anxious
H. make knnNu tas n'AnS NJ t'ra will sent free
pGGNtIJ No. lsS Fulton street Brooklyn. n Y.
: .ttwi
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THE CHEAPEST GOODS IN RICH.

4 MoND.-Among which you will find Plain Plaid
Stripct and Slack silks, frOst So and upwards
English and French Nerinos from 20 cts and higher
prices; Cashmere, Woolen and Mc-ino Shavls and
Scarf at all prices; Clotks. Talnlas and Nantes
from 81 81 10 &3j, worth dOEble the money FlanueIs
blankets, Shretings and Pillow Case Muslin; Towel
ing AMI Table Cloths astonishin4ly low: French
Worked Collars; Cambria and Muslin Bands: Linens:
Hosiery, CaSsmcres and Satsn-ts the greatest bar
gains in the city. Let it he the first thing in the
morning % III at J. STRAUSS, No y Main street
ar - ,t%
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OWN at the hour of sal.
q 9otSx s,fIRE,EtAG;KtIER,l Trustees
q J. He MAYO Henry Co
O. STOCK OF BOOTS AND
r
BY E. B. Cook & Co., Aucts.

I'R U 5 TEE s. SALE OF STOCK OF
- SADDLES, III HARNESS, &c, &c AT AUCTION
~ virtue OF Il deed OF trust made by Jas W Cfnf To
the nnderslgned, and duly recorded in the Hastings
Conrt of cit! Of Richmond We will proceed TO se
az the store Of the sait Jas. W. Gof on Pearl near
Nam street, on THURSDAY. the Sth inst, at 10
O'Clock. the whole of the stock contained in said
store, consisting in part Of
Saddles in great variety
Harness Ofevery description
large assortm mt VI Fly Nets
Saddle Bags Whips Stirrup Irons
Harness MoUntinEs, &c.
The whole comprising the variety usually kept in
Harness amt Saddle establishment.
Also, a. tho same time and place, the Lease of said
1888. ,
=, TLRNs-All sums over 500, four months; under
that amount, cash.
Country merchants will find it TO their advantage to
attend. +. NANCE
,IN0 ., WILLIAMS, Trustees
Sale conducted by L. &. Cook L CO. oc3
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Sc 9--law3w &tdtds
DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST,
- executed TO me BY Thomas +. Sims. AMI Sarah
his wife, aud of record IN the Clerk Office of Ches-
terhed County Court, and bearin, date 18th day of
July, lSj6 shall sell at public auction i'll Ranches
ter, on the 9Th day OF October, 1857 two valuable
building Lots, one located ON Porter street, and
fronting on said street 1872 feat and the other located
In MAJ plan, adjoining the town of Manchester
and fronting on astreet continuously extended and
known in the plan OF the town of Manchester as
Lawlence street.
The above property will be sold for one-third of
the purchase money III cash the balance in ; and
months time. the purchaser giving Negotiable
notes interest added and title retained until the last
payment Is made.
The title of the above property is unqucstionabIy
goJd: hat selling trustee sinai! convey with spc-
cia warranty only. BENZ. If. NASH Trustee.
Sc i6-IaW2N&dtds
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Al iEtCT IMITATION. IA appearance Of my Gel bra
til Virginia Alr-f1-ht Cooking steve, has been
offered for sale Il tins market Il Nuu ds>TeH Stove
f. ~ Al SERVICE and ,ATI,FicToST uPE2ATI5 ~ br
t. gel ous bea.lu< the RICHMOND brand.
ASA SNYDER,
u FIT Richmond StOVe-N uTks
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EEy@ HAIR CUrTIsG-To the CitiZene
and Strangers visiting the Cty.-If yon wish TO get
your Hair cut In the latest and most improved style
] would advise you 10 call on HoBSOS, at his Hair
Cutting Room. under the American IIotel-entrant Q
18th street
N Blot Cold and Shower BATHS can be had at
all hours Single Baths = CENTS or tickets for 81
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-06
FEMALE Institute, RICH

EgF" pR. COOKS, LATE OF ST. LOUIS,
No.-pfHco and residence Sd street, west side be-
tween Marshall and Clay streets. So l9-d6m
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e. PLAIN STATEMENTs on FACTs.-

ASE9 LAIN bliI OF L AGlS.-
DR.. HANrToN, now aged 81 years, speaks. Hear him:
iiamptune Vegetable Tincture. The many cures
made b. this pleasant and sate remedy may induce
CuUutsricItsnK.
medicine must have merit, and great merit too
to stand thu test sf public opinion No art IF puff
alvaniZs a worthless article As to keep it Hp
good Ill, tlCtne, il 1t t. not really
good medicine will live. become popular aud ex-
tend It's ~aes year after year, in spite of opposition
The p"opl" sdii End ont ia virtues and The fame
Of them pa~s-s from mouth 10 taouth with more IA
piGty than newspapers can spread Ii. ! living wit
TrSiityiuE the a medicine has made for
Using.
In pr-of o. what say above, VS. refer you to
Hampton Vegetable iluCturr lud its effects.
49,. AM. HE, No. 10 SuIjh PHca street, B,tlti-
mnra cured Of rheumatism. Dyspepsia and N,ryru-
NJ. EDWIN ". >PE,NBLN, 20 y Register street.
Baltimore, must dreadful of NCr5fu,A Of ear,
-lauiitS, ,osl number Of pieces Of Usns, restored 10
nrtlth.
MI,. MARY ScoFIcLD, Teacher, No s3s BaItmsre
her case after year, If suffering, has aston
l>hcd her friends L-t the afflicted call her.
DYSPEPSIA, NERVOUS DISEASE. Sc.
Sir. VIM oldham, Of Baltimore tu~toT-Hou,s, suf-
tsred from these complaints to Is months nh tod Y
ana miHt s~veIs affected. lie was cur-a By Hamp-
tons Vegetable fncture after other thing failed.
Cough. NDNSU HPflON AZ
NJ. Henry {. u ian hal Il cough for y-ars-gTeat
weakness, &c had il al five six ia sicans tried
all The rem dies, bat was CHIe'l only by
HAMPr0NS ,ETEEABLE t.. CTUBE
az Delicate Ladies and Csillrcn will please give
il Il trial.
Dr.. COOKE, Fredrricksburg b! all the Druggists in
Petersburg; by MORTIMER Il MOWBbAf, Balt.
IRE, and Jy Druggists aud Shopkeepers every where
BA- 81 re" bottle six bottles for s. sesd&c