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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-15

A New AND POPULAR IDEA.-R. [. WILDE,
late Of Nos - snd 2 John opened immense Millinery
Warehouse and Mandatory with stock equal IN eSont -
that Of half ordinary houses No o Broadway thn
atodng tcd for choice IN elegant Millinery never before pr
scented that ceutrs of business and fashion BY un
ms oheepnes with high fashion he has golden opinions
from every class II puTchasers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-15

AcCInENT.-A boy named William Donovan, aged
yes whose parents reside 1t Ne 2 Cherry while
LiIg IN CstLsTiuep ye.teEaay Afternoon very badly
crushed by Jerry boat He conveyed - the City HosP
tsl for treatment
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-15
FATAL AccIDENr.-On Saturday last Patrick Me

Cabe sborer who employed In painting the side of
schooner living on the floating dock foot Of RynSton street
East River fghtfuy injured in OF the giving
81 the soaaold which he at work He fell to the
eck and beside fractung skull received other injuries
which resulted fatally aeIward Coroner Hills hold an
inoues ON the body the jury rendered verdict of acc
dental death The deceased about Is years of snd
native OF Ireland lie is said TO have been man OF very III
fauo ata habit
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-15
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-15

CATARRH,-Thcre is a Physician IN tins city Dr.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-15
IAdycriisem. nj

Dr.. S. =. F1TCHs Six Lectures on Consumption
ard the Laws Of Life $50 pages so engraynsS bound ex
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Heart and other Carouio Disorders ny mail postas
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-15

BRUTAL AssACLT.--About 10 o'clock Saturday
night another act Of rufaDism committed in the
Eleventh Ward, which is likely to result fatally. 1t
seems that Mr.. John Sass residing the corner Of
Avenue and Tenth street, walking up Avenue
ID with basket on his arm. When near Tenth street
he struck upon the head with stone, thrown by
some unknown person, and knocked sensele" Mr.
Sass conveyed by citizens to his residence,
where, upon medical examination his skull was found
20 be badly fractured The perpetratoS Of the COW
ardly outrage is still al large.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-15

ANOTHER ATTEMPT TO PASS BAD MoNEi'-Othcsr
Sullivan Of the Fourth Ward Friday evening took custody
one George McBrcn charge Of having attempted 70 pass
rfeit bill White River Bank of Vermont upon
Mr. james Henderson Of No 100 South street The accused
native Of scotland represents himself to have been for
some time the steward OF a vessel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-15

CAMPHrNE LAMP AccIDENT-Mrs. Sophia Kans a
German admitted to the New OK hosp'ta! on
Saturday evening suffering very burns caused by
the falling of Camphene lamp in her husbands store No i
West Thirty street Her husband also was consdefoy
burned In extin gushing her clothing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-15
SUPERIOR CoURT-GESERAL TERa-JvSE D-Befo
all the Judges.

Jas. X. McGec at. Robert Stewart ct al.-Com
plant dismissed with costs.
Elizabeil Il. BlydenbuTgl agt. John u. Borst.-
judgment affirmed, With costs. - o,
Jas. Magme agt. The New-lork and Harlem Kan
Dad Con pauy -Jusgn cnt shhiucd with costs
jas. Lov,ll agt. John Oner, Sherih,-JudgmSn
"a Will
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-15
United STATES COMMISSIONERS 0FFIcE-JUSE ia
Before Gao. y. BETrs.

ASSAULT AND MANSLAb0Hfth.
Can't Hedges of the ship ~ T." charged with
assault and held to hail she fret charge IN
IN, sum Of 40 and the 500 RE charged With
ipfictipg cruel punishment upon Of his who Ina
COM quenee Of " hich fingered aud died.
Before RICHARD r. srfLwELL.
CRUEL AND UNUSUAL PUNISHMENT.
TIE case Of the second mate Of the Wide Awake.
Prudent who charged with inicing cruel aud unusnl
punishment upon Abel Moody Investigated 70 dsy
Tut the evidence being insufficient be discharged
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-15
MARINE COURT-JuNE l3-Beforc Judge THOMPSON.

John Gallagher agt. samuel y Doughty.
This notion WIS brought Ia recover from the defend
sn' the $40 and interest from Feb lS1 being the
,rnouu' which C,mmsioncr OF the Central Park valued
etts sugs standing the sndsDts lots within ne
limit. the Perk which the plaintiff claimed a. owne, @
NJ. hdipas The plaintiff testified that one Reilly erected
building the lots which IN the Spring Of 1912 be offered 70
sell 10 the psnt and panin s,reed 60 buy Dc coud se
lease q the term Of years He Obtained nom sam
ue sv. the Of the lots lease tor i've years ~
Juv 1896 In December following the building was destroyea
ire and the plaintiff put one-for the value OF
the claim is madetbe award having been proved oJ tho
t,,t.uony Of ono # the Central PARK COmmssioners -
Tie defendant In evidence che lease from Samuel stu
We to plaintiff which contained retesn,o 10 the alleged
sre psut the building bought by the plaintiff The de-
ndan also examined witness and eoTrobosaed the
tetnouy the plaintiff and testified that all the agreements
I'm relation to the lots made with hms the agent u
Mr. Stlwe sud subsequently owner 81 The lois AID tA
there was 20 seeeut that the buildings should BE- considered
10 property The defendants counsel cOntended tst "a?
such asremnt bad been proved the plaintiff alleged ana
that even been made the written lease would contr0
and determine he rights II the parties snd, IN nddion ta
the egeemer made al ALL applied only a. the buildings on
The 6t when the agreement made and not 20 sube-
sr.iy erected The Court gave judgment for the defendant
With costs For plaintiff, Woodbury. Cbuchli Tor deen'
ant, Frederick w kpg.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-15

STEALING PICTUREs.-On Saturday afternoon Off
Ger T9sterson arrested German woman named Chris
tsna Kalb on whose premises at No. 10 Laigh street
he found IA ambrotype likeness of two ladies, valued
ut IS, the same having been stolen by her, is a.
legged from the entrance TO Tonusons dsguereotyps
gallery in Broadway The same officer subsequently
arrested Christian Kalb, the wOmans husband
charge Of stealing two photographs, valued at $50,
from the entrance to Gurneys dagoeneotype estab-
lshment also on Broadway. Justice Osborn locked
up the husband and wife for examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-15

DIFFICULTY AMONG CoLoRED MEy.-William
Brown. a colored man, arrested yesterday morn
ing, charged with stabbing Elijah Oliver, another
colored man. in the face with pocket-knife making
wound from the nose through the upper lip. Brown
says that Oliver and man named Carpenter who
in his company, first attacked him at the corner
OF Church and Worth streets. Carpenter. he says,
struck bin upon the head with stick aud then run
away, when Oliver attacked him. lie picked mp
stone and threw it at Oliver cutting his lip open. The
prisoner says he acted merely in sedefense. Justice
Osborn committed him to prison in default Of 1000
bail
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-15
COURT OF GENERAL sEssIoNs-Jrsr ,s-Befo'e Re-


No business was transacted m tbis Court to-day,
the sentence Of the law persons who
bad been tried sud convicted
Judge Russell proceeded In the first places 10 pas
man ,.v,Ia who had been tried before him Jsmos
Bon convicted of grand larceny 10 stealing grain was sen
enSto 70 ts' % and ba,tsy With an st,emps
rste wss sencne.d State Prison for two Jear MAJ,
~ .Di sy TO fofsery in the fourth degree
,rour,S s5dresed Ii Cou briefly IN mitigation ofJods
mont Hersmased that the prisoner ~, among tho's whs
con l.siones officer lie had while there received Due.
wound which bad 'enously crippled t. " " n.
ese Rn.eii replied substantially that under the pecuIsr
ciret star this pOuer he would impose upon MN ms
se possible In HI, power 10 impose AID that va"
r"tyick Gsrrarfy pleaded guilty to assault and bat
y on J,rre. Lynch Tho Court considered the complainant
siousy hae in thi. case and tSsfsfoFe dAasea INC
Judge Russell then Withdrew, and Recorder
Smith ben PRECEDED to Pep S Sss,. ' Fl. onsr
Samuel .Japes alias Moore, was committed 'or
,rund larceny The Recorder said he had poponsa avs M,
But b. bad sed nng ssi.fee,oLy Lns P'onsr No.
linn 10 the u extent II the law snd that Tor i've years IN
Ssmvel Maromber was convicted Of forgery in the
ecoud dss. The Court remarked that the evidence against
m VA. eycsedngy esr and though Il hi. tfst onsDse
iva mott ssnsefou. b tolerated, especially In com
erc nn.y Ike this. Jurors have come to regard vita
rea .uspon s evidence brought 70 eHcupste r,oE. In
s. SIouFSt j. prove an Mscomber committed OUT
eht perjury II they not positively npiaed WIN h
NJ ns rptsnees State prison gf five years The pfs'
aner vrpt He apparently about - years Of sse
Christopher Bramer pleaded guilty to as-ant aad
si,uy Ale pri.oe lad up % TINS TINE sustained goa
hsrseisr snd n present instance the Court thought clear
.d Ia d.f.nss u nj. life In the exercise Of discretion
n bad Ia ,neh eases tho Court suspended judgment
Ann Smith and Eliza McCarty pleaded guilty "
petit These ladies tA,efuly dressed and 92a
at the bar With tr eyes eowneast and their faces hesv
yailad The Cour sddfe,ed them few pertins1 reI.rn
and a, II vas hsr FIRST oHebs snd in the peculiar hgu
apc.. On hich they placed 10 the exezees OF ia
,Tcy ssspsnssd u6rmsns Both shed sr- sna 'se ono "
black cops u- gushing tears."
of,l Aouaay morning
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-15

MAD DoG-0ficer Green yesterday morning killed
mad dog the corner of Sixtieth street and First
avenue, but not until the rabid animal had bitten
man whose name could not be ascertained.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-15

corpr op spFCr AT sFssIOSS-JU0 lA--before JSf&c>s
- ~ - osposS and COsSotLr , ~,
Jokn NcIr,yre youth Of Is years lightly coiofeo'
..ii az the Larceny bossJ, found se'y' aud sen
srrsI !" "a Ynrb charged vita the commission OF an
-, cd Saiery on wsteT WS.h the lsh OF Jane Ma
$500 s;ssJ :, the request Of the complainant a.,
di'nss TIcoar and Fraaeis Quigly thought up %
a. -, II his Court and battery on csinNns
~ sane Of us,D load guilty ard .enenee .aea
poieersn was found Es,y and sentence suspended NE
rsausst Of TIE ofteer .......
John Brown pleaded guilty to stealing shyel ~s.s IN
I'D "A. eap The Brown shown 70 es u tas nAos
~ .rnd TO drns kouss ard committed sgIec.t.ns
.ip 10 he oue 70 Which here confessed bis ss Snaes
ost nonoane.d th. 10 odense OF an Aggravated ~
sdysnta<s Of tho confidence attaching 70 q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-15

him with invading the Quarantine Anchorage in Hnal
boat in which were several other without his the
Doctorsl permission, and holding communication with
those on board of infected vessels doing quarantine
duty. One Of these violations Of the law was mal'
on the 26th of May utio another on the 3ls Of the
same. and another on the 9Th instant and separate
complain, made on each by pr. Thompson. The ac-
cused was taken before Justice WeIch and held to
bail in the sum of $500 on each complaint
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-15

CRY MoRTALITI.-Tbe City Inspector reports 353
deaths during the past week-a decrease of 10, as
compared with the retnn of the week previous. The
following statement exhibits the number of deaths dur
ing the past two weeks, among adslts and Children
distinguishing the sexes:
Men. Women. Boys Girl, To.l
% Wsss . s9a1s J Msy g. q Is 10 s,
Among the principal causes Of death wore the fol-
lowing: Consumption, SO; commissions (iDfantel, 3l
inflammation of tho lungs, II; scarlet fever, l6
marasmus (infantie), II; dropsy in She head, lSi
measles, A. smallpox, Z; Group, 8. There were
also deaths Of cholera infantum, Of cholera NOR
bus of diarrhea, of dysentery, II Of inflammation
of the brain, Of incompetence 10 premature births,
25 silborn, and - from violent causes, including by
drowning suicide and murdered OF the whole
number 200 were under ten years of age and 80 In
mates of the public Institutions
The following is classification Of the diseases
and the number of deaths in each class of disease
during the past week: Bones, joints, &C., /; brain
and nerves 49, generave organs, 3; heart and blood
vessels, 9; lungs throat &c. 90; old age, Ii skin,
&c. and erupive fevers, %; stlborn and premature
births SO; stomach, bowels aud other digestive ca
gans So uncertain seat and general fevers, 2s I'M
known, 3; urinary organs, total, 3j3
The number of deaths, compared with the core
spending weok in 1855 and 1886, was folows:
Week ending June l6 le55......................33
Week Guiding June H. lstj......................5O
Week ending june IS, 1857.
The nativity table gives 30 natives of the United
States, 80 of Ireland % of Germany, 10 of England
and the balance of various European countries.
NEw-YoRK IIosPIrAL-Weckly Report to June
u, 1857 Surgical Medical. Total
Remaining y June 5..........l18 ~ 30
Admitted June l2.......... % IS ~
Discharged cured or relieved. II 10 y
Remaining az date .............l6 w 20
MAKES 81 Females. -
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The nativity table gives 80 natives of the United
States 80 of Ireland % of Germany, Is of England,
and the balance of various European countries.
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COUSIN DENIS received your letter two days since You
ready 20 New Inrk whenever the
word Mrs Cunningham about take iuure
think. Hold yourself In readiness the city
warning Perhaps ont after you. but II
nss quietly you had probably better stay where
Spicer down here and quarreled with aud is
that she aud him way joined inure
Mrs, {. has ssndered You and Lucy Of the worst KIND
and Spccr joined in slsndpring you.
IL do 10 Sackett's Hsrbor in few days, Will
send you money. am in great haste. yours. &c.
HARVEY BITRDFLT.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-26

E0R SALE.-Forty acres of Land, on
which is a beautiful site for building one mile
from Richmond. Price S5G0O.
Terms ttne-fifth cash, balance ut one, two three
and four years negotiable notes. interest added Sc
cured by trust q, ca. Apply 10
.e 22-6t GlDDIN 4 ApPERSON
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-26
GUIDE FOR TRAvEIgRs AMP orHsRs
RAILROAD LINES.

krcHmoNB, FREDERICKSBURG AND po-
rosac RaiteoaD, going North, leaves twice eyery
lay, (Sunday evenings cSceptei at Is o'eit W
steamer Is tEken for Washington. fh,e Wns IN
road 70 Baltimore. &c. W naf
VIRGINIA. CsSrnsL. gong North. leaves this citx
twice daily, SUNDAY evenings excepted AZ ,ctcc[
A. ", and IA O'Clock r. NJ. fer GorsionsvilIa wbers
they connect with the trains of the Orange and kiex
aharia washington. Baltimore &c
,HchMoNn AND DaSvtIIK-Ieavcs Richmond AT 9
geek y . and connects with the South side roa,l
Al the junction. at ~ O'Clock A. NJ SUNDAYS sx.
5ehted An Evening Train leaves the Depot everv
u ,y keep. sunday ats O'Clock and connects with
ths Sonth-Side at the junction
hcHsoNp AND pgrBRsBuRa--Ieayes this CITY tvice
s,gIy gay, ssandass excepted,) at O'Clock A. nj .
sha z.A oclk y. VI. An accommodation train lea YES
net" nI every Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 1
FOR NORFOLK. &c.
tue steamer CURTIS PECK, Capt. sam1 Barnes
sstsfes ner wharf at Rockets every Saturday Tues
Jay ana Thursday mornings. at 81 o'clock A. III .
ana the HLEN COVE, Capt. John Davis every Mon.
aay, " etnesday aud Friday mornings at 81 O'clock
nr Norfolk and Portsmouth, touching at ali tho
regular landings on the river.
The steamship JAMESTOWN. Captain Parrish
leaves every Tuesday evening at O'clock. for New
York touching at City Point and Norfolk To receive
passengers, &c, leaving Norfolk next morning al
IL o'clock. '3' "'
FOR PHILADELPHIA &c
By the steamships PENNSYLVANIA yIR0JNJk
and CITY OF RICHMOND One of These steamer
,esVe every Monday and THURSDAY stopping at CITY
tNht ann Norfok TO receive freight and ma myers
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-26
Auction sALEs.
EuTTlRE UhYs.
:. - = -
| 03l AND s77 ACRES Of very valua-

| C0C AND 3T7 ACRES Of very valua-
BILE James River land for sale nj auction
sognther with stock, crops farming ufsnsils kc :,
WIN De sod on the premises, on THURSDAY the
III q october. ISL II fair IL not the next fair IA
commencing at y O'Clock, the Farm called Hughes
treek, the residence OF the late Richard Anderson
IN the county of Powhatan abont ~ miles from Riei,
mond. on James river at Maiden's Adventure This
tract contains 2 acres liz acres Of which il river
low grounds. 10 acres Of creek and branch bottom
ana about $40 acres OF high land in high state a.
,mtprovement producing highly profitable crops Of
Wheaf tobacco, corn and clover The balance Oh tfj
tract abont sl0 acres is covered with pine and oak
timber and wood. ~
There are on this estate every building and Inn
proyement important to the operation of such an es
tate The location Is undoubtedly healthy and the
society as good as any in Virginia
Adjoining the above is another tract of 3TT acres
with improvements, consisting of Dwelling &C. A
large portion OF this tract Is under cultivation bal
ance SAIL to be well timbered and wooded.
me purchasers Of the real estate will have tho
privilege OF buying. at valuation the Negroes fort,
seven in number, TO be kept and worked on the es-
tate.
After the sale Of the land the whole of the person
III estate Except the negroes including all the stock
crops. farming utensils household furniture &C. will
be sold. -
TERNs-As to the real estate 81 e00fn cash. balance
az one. two three and four years, for bonds bearing
interest, payable seIniannualiy, secured by trust
deed as to the slaves cash its equivalent; the
other personal estate for all sums less than $50 cast
that sum and above credit for six months for bouds
bearing interest, if not paid punctually
BEN. Il. ANDERSON,
FRED. ANDERSON
Acting tx ors of X. Anderson deed.
GoDDIN APPERSoN, Auct's. Sc 6-dts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-26
nar SrARrLING News Tile GREAr.

Isl LIVING WONDER Of THE AGE Has ARRIVED
MISS At OCLU would aunonncs IN the citizens
nf kichuond that ,he has taken private rooms at the
Unit States Hotel. up flight of staIrs-KUom
-, entrance on Main and lRh strects-where sh"
wOnIi be happy 10 relate To gentlemen and ladies
tkt ii pas, present and future lie.
v - Al. UULD Is ths only person in the State,
who bring the irs likeness of the future wife
husi tnd-cAn bring the separated together an t
Sa1ss speedy marriaGc-currS jealousy. SC.-can
give satisfaction all business matters. money g,
losses. journeys, hw-uits-stplen goods, Describes
the thief, &c. she can answer the most Astounding
questions, when seriously propoundei Her equal
cannot b, found. COME orc, come aii-you viii rot
regret. See large and small bills. iq-lmH
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-26
BY Goddin & Apperson, Aucts.
1 VALUABLE FARM, CALLED

"A a L. u A Is L. T. + A II NJ, CALLED
"A 'MEADOw GREEN ON THE NEW BRIpGE
ROAD, FOR SALE AT AUCTI0N.-The subscriber
having sold his Farm aud MIL below Rockets and
intending to 10 another county. will sell at
public auction, on WEDNESDAY, Tth Sept, at "
o'clock IL fair, (f not, the next fair day. his Farm.
ON the New Bridge Road, about four miles below
Richmond near the New Bridge Church, containing
about l6ti acres of Land which will be divided IL de-
sired by purchasers The Land is in fine state Of
improvement. Some sixty acres are now set in cl0-
ver and all the land Is well adapted the cultiya
ton OF corn, wheat, tobacco oats &c. There be
raised the next year seven or eight hundred bushels
of wheat.
The improvements consist of framed dwelling,
containing six rooms and passage; two servants
quarters, stables, barn, and other necessary out
houses There Is well of excellent water in the
yard The situation Is very healthy. and the neigh
borhood is as good as any in the State.
Ahy person or persons wishing to purchase such n
hrm are respectfully invited to view the premises
which will be shown them by MIR. Horace Edwards,
who resides on the place.
Immediately after the sale of the Land, all the
Personal Property on the place win be sold consist
ing of three Horses, three Colts three fine Milch
COWS. lot OF biooded Hogs, alout 50,e1 weight of
Sheave Oats, the growing crop Corn, Carts, Wagon,
Farming Utensils, one Buggy, &c.
ItRhs-For the Land one-tourth cash or an an
proved endorsed note at four months with bank i-
tereSr aided; the balance at 9, Is and "a months in
terest added, and decd of trust to secure the PAY
ments. For the Personal Property, all sums under
S2 cash. that sum and over. six months credit fir
approved, endorsed negotiable notes.
WM. p. c. RAMSEY
Sale conducted by GoDDrN APPERsoN, Aucts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-26
SPECIAL NOrICEs

RSS~ ELEGANT MANrLEs, CLoAKs.
SaswLs. Sc-FHos II. PRICE, Co, have lust encned
,.ie largest and most complete supply of elerant
Nelvrt and Cloth Mantiilas, Cloaks, &c which Sey
nave ever exhibited also, a rich assortment OF fVn,
french habyl shawls. to which they invite special
Trey have also opened large stock of all the new
sst siyie DRESS TRIMMINGS in Velvets Fri;lyt.s
horic Antique, Chenille, &c. Those in want either
~ Th'ies'de or retail are requested TO give them
Gait THOMAS X. PRICE CO.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers
SO law 90 Nit 80.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-26
TUOS L. HUNnLEY
VALUABLE FARM IN GOOCHLAND

COUNTY, CALLED "P0WELLiS TAVERN, -
Ti0N.-At the request OF Mr.. samuel $. Duva!,
will sell upon the premises, on FRIDAY, the 2Ed
day OF oct, 1857 commencing at 100 cloch, the Farm
known as ''Powells Tavern, situated in Goochfan l
county on the River Road about half mile from the
James River Canal, and II miles from Richmond,
containing Ii6 acres. About 100 acres are clesrci
land, the balance in wood and timber.
The buildings are in good repair, and ample for
accommodation of a large family. The DIV ellIg con.
tains IL Is rooms, besides brick kitchen, and all
necessary outhouses. There is au excellent orchard
and garden the place. This place is well stuaei
for large school being in a good neghborhood and
remarkably healthy.
Persons DESTROYS of purchasing a small Farm, are
reaue sed to call and examine this. Possession can
be had Immediately.
TERMs-0ne-third cash; balance say at one and two
years for notes, interest added secured by trust
deed
BE The above Farm can be purchased privatel :
before the day of sale.
GCDDIN & APPERsON, Aucts.