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JIM LANE AGA1S.-A funny declaration
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in Lawrence, X. T., that he had challenged
refused to fight, "shieldng himself behind
the privileges Of his po,ition;' and that he
was anxious to get upon the same level with
the Senator, that he might exact an accep-
tance of his hostile proposals.
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BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
VIM. E. Miller lst District Auburn.
Robt D. Egbcrt, End District Illlnoistown.
William Duck, 3rd District, Yankee Jim's.
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DISTRICT COURT.
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and july and on the third Monday of October.
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COURT OF SESSIONS.
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AuDurn. .................. hODert GordOn
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NAILS.

Arrivals and departures of the Mails to and
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Another Cure of Scr0fula.

Troy, n. Y, Sept l. 1854.
Messrs. A. +. Il ID. SANDS: Gentlemen Il have for
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world of good having completely cured me. Hoping
that evidence induce others similarly afflicted to
adopt the remedy with the satisfactory results,
l remain gratefully yours,
SARAH A. j. POHLMAN.
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CIRCULAR RAGLANS AND CLOAKS
~ so Ladies' Circulsr Raglaps aud Cloaks. on
hand. which must DO closed ont this wincr at ssne
price, Ladies wishing topur chase q handsome win.
ter garment, at n low price will find il greatly 70
their advantage. by calling at
ALFRED MOSES,
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AUOxloN rALHe.
xfSS,rrcrxs
AR0B SALE AT HIGH MEID0W

- MONDAY. DECEMBER ern WIN - - =
n1n moadsw. : mileseast Of Richmond. o. ths 4 ~
kFidgs road on MONDAY. Dec 9Th. l6Ss O'Clock III
Kitchen kurpitnre, feafher Bsds Ilstfrssess nsI Ell
ssesds Tables. etdsoNkrds, Bureaus, Wsrdrobs. fss
nanognuy writiDg Deek. Iron safs. CARPETS. CHsirs
and other Houeeheepie4 articles, &c Some Plan.
tsslon Tools Watts double and single PIouahs ion
bsss;a Pl9nshs Wsgons Carts an excellent Whsas
nrsI and Reaper: Hogs, sheep, or 10 head Of OTen
2 Cow, NEST Of them young Cows with calf nsss'
Hay go busaels nice dry Chan, 600 bushels Fran.
nupnsness Cnsl. Mol Mules, an excellent piapta.
tIon morse, one single hsrnesg Horse Morgan frCt-
ter: pair line black Morgan Hor eswell broke and
very gentle and spirited In harness: fipe (3sIen
voI. years cid. and other articles too tedious to
Terms made known on day Of sale.
M JN0 TILMAN FOSTER
fS-At the same time and place. will hire nh.
vatsly ~ seryshts for the next year rsostir MA
maud. ard one excellent Cook. , FOSTER.
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AUcxIoN nAxBo.



CHARLOTTE COUNTY.-I shslI eGsr - -
g Dnnlie Auctio. II not sold priyetsy bs1srs, q
premises, ths tract q isnd q vhicS Ssui6s
sonsaininE sso acres.iying = TIE seunty Of Okass
eye o. Twisttes and H0gsspsn 0fseks q the r.
ttne eachmOpd and Dauyfile HsiIrued two uisss
,rcm Mossingford ststion-adjoluiog t8e NM a
k 4 Y CazTtnston. VIM n Watkins, sen'r ana q
.. tas nprovsnsnts ere sooddvsllns house con
s.snIng Mx rooms above, dining room and sfore
IS so "a the easemsnt good ONCE in the yard eli
hiteSs, lspIf; II Tobaccs barns granary. stable
1acnens zee house. negro cabins and other couyenf
shs GUY nouses; the gArren well enclosed
fnere are u acres Of Greek net about If0 scr.a II
olGiuai forest with an abundance Of tbs yery ncst
piAns land, $50 "a Pine and other arowth Tie -
ence OF the tract open for cultivation with iarcs
Dyruon Of well improved land
fsll. 'eseso sns
The tract Of land IL very productive and desr.bl.
celng ia most delghtfui part Of the county: Con.
ventent TO several Churches and the ciety Ia n,
Shoorhood isas good - any In tho county.
q lkhAs OF the sale sre one half In cash, and the
palance IN II months, vita interest added. titlo
given. and deed oftrust to secure the defsrre ~.
ment Possession given at Christmas
any person wishiDE further information
VIII please address me, ct Mossingford Post Ofico
~ lo-tos WIN. Fl. MARSHALL.
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HORSES, MULES, BUGGY, &c., AT
"a AUCTIDN.-On SATURDAY, the Ain inst at
10 o'clock will sell at the large lot near the Cen.
trail EaiIroad Depot, several Harness and Saddle
Horses: large. young, well broke mulas; I second
hand no top Buggy, on good terms
des f BpoOKs Auctionser.
SPLENDID HOUSEHOLD u R N l.
~ TURE AT AUCTION On THURSDAY. the
9th inst at 10 o'clock. viii sell, at the residence Of
Billing. Etq on 5th street. one door below Main,
all his Household and Kitchen Furniture. The Par
lor is rnshed with
Velvet Flush sofas
Velvet Plush Chairs
Handsome Rosewood EtegTe
Eo Rosewood and Mahogany Tables
One splendid octAvs Rosewood Case Piano,
made by Fescher Fro. New York
The Cham bers are furnished with
Very fine Mahogany aud Walnut French Be J.
steads
Very fire Mahogany and Rosewood Wsrdrobes
Very iue Mahogany and Rosewood Marble Top
Bureaux
Marble Top Mahogany and Rosewood Wash.
stands
Two splendid Spring Mattresses
Several No Hair and Shuck Mattresses
Chairs, Tables. &c
Together with The usual variety of Dining Room
aud Kitchen Furniture, among which may be
founi-Mahogany ling Tables, Chairs. Crockery,
Glassware, &c. &c.
The above Furniture is all of The very best quail
ity, and manufactured by Mr. John A lvin Per
sons desiring superior Furniture. would do well to
attend the sale
Terms Cash EBCOOK.
do
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+ WILL sell, on FRIDAY, Srd inst. q
- 70 o'eloek, q ny store. lot Of prins INV IA
% 3 hhds old Shoulders, and 3 Iot Of Smisb neA
Hans; Asrri1gs Soap. Adanantins 0sndlsss 1Tsap
PLATsQGM SOxLna-T yin ALEC q, Ian,
Pat az soIm SCALE, Sapehs Of Weighing 1Foo poan1a
Broasn. wo;ps.. sos ss .sl e g nsss
'i1 Ss c0ss'' shirsa. orsvssa rsqss Vet g q.
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EDUCATION.
ROOK MILL ACADEMY.

koOM MILL AGADEMY.
BUCKIkGHAM COUNTY. VI.
aav Il rssImss ~ oxsroisss on the r Men.
- BOARD. " per mo4tb. Tititinu o. to ~ -
mo coa... Tnos . dAsDEN, Principal,
New store q, Va
LECT COUNTRY GUARDING
- SCHOOL FOR Young LADIES NJ. urNpv
=. SkOvkE PROPOSES on the 10Th Of dctoss next.
~ open Boarding school for young Isdies "a Ash
land, IN the csnnty of Hanover - AsA-
!, Al tns higher branches cf fenaals education win
oe tansht, including French, Latin. TfNIisn M,ssc
ana sa, nrswns-in oil ef which DEPARTMENT. fhsre
VII ps competent assistants
,.Mf hDwAkD 9RENIBR, now resident In A,h
Frcnch and Drawing SaA .0Aso' "usics
=, After the present year the School will be removed
~ the country In the neighborhood of Ashland
'AAAs-oNE.aALf PAYABLE IN ADVANCE THE arsr Ar
THg END or THE YEAR:
LOT "oagd, including foel and iisnts BITS m
Fnalsh branches, 20 N,
a"Ses, Seac n On
nussc- Professors Fees ." W
Washin,, = %
TOT further Information, address
900. HENRY l. BROOKE,
- 0S1-ls Ashland, Virginia
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By Lsrus . Shine. Auoss.
SPLENDID STOCK or RNoLISH.

TON I'VE Uni coImsnos : ~ y III AZ
THIS EVENING, st7 o'clock. the hAndso1o1t ond
largest stock Of Staple snglish, 0egnan end Anorf
can doods, suitable for the city and censry 0ude.
TO attend our sales, where they have IN sDpOTSnsl
t. ofaddne 70 their stocks tn small lote grsos ~
or estahlishnent in this sity. Alko, sapsr5oe =
voice Of 9old Wssches and Jswslry. auns. PktsaA
sortment Of Houpsksepipg Goods
Bale positive. and viii commenoe q ~ e'cloQk
each evening, until further notice. q No. 4 na1
street. LABU6 4 aHINH
As.H2
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BY James NJ Taylor & Son.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS AND

NOTlCE TO CONTRACTORS AND
Toof4T h t EEasKL .Hf sA!E o. MACHINERY.
Tl0H -!hs nndersiened viii sell at public s U
tor. CD MONDAY, the 18th day Of December. isss.
Compromising at 10 O'clock "A \. at the Pump House.
cchiaery used at said Pump House, in conductipr
tue auarrS ing business, &C.
a. The e1n,pmsnt Is complete. and well calculated
SyREW Jump. viii gearing complete
gsAhlCAs, extra Blocks. &C
ING Tnn ,msn' Oh QoAhhfIkG and CUT
e MhHbsWEssaekkasfSS HT sl9nks sHSyE5s
AND CARPENTERS Tools. &c
Oomrri.ing complete assartaent Of everything
necessary Tor canal CT railroad JOB. ''s
superior per o. MEEE; ssveral SHEDS; and guam.
amount months sse saa ssss that
WasuiSGToS GILL. City Engineer.
S.eaie py JAS TAYLOR Sos. Auets. de2
VALUABLE FARM IN HENRICO
iEAnkK ik ke TEsN wsTH sE THE
cKnps, FARMING IMPLEMENTS, 4c.. Ar
AuOTIoN;.The subscriber's business In the city
ss the on THTkspaYP 'G 9Gs s, e
Gay q December. eff fail. If not the next fair ds W
10 Herrico county at the terminus of the Wesshs N
risnk ks ad, adjoining the lands Of B. W. Green.
Tnouas Dickens and others.
'Athe hS'te OF 0fgntJ improved land.
Apout ~ acres have been sesded in wheat and 10
acres well set Ia over About IS acres are heavily
cultit alton A 70 i0ouS ioe
LUG Improvements are . nsw framed dwelling
nouso, WITH rooms, passage and closets negro
&C Tne property is supplied with spring and we'll
ina. and substantially enclosed Any one wish
To the city. and III good neishhorhood' would IL
wen 70 FAMINE the premises 3. fore the tay Oh sale
A1ter the sale OF the FARM will be sold the entirs
% INN
Ia,t. OF horses. I mule, cows so barrels crrn
Gals seucks fodder, &c large lot Of farming impe
Terms for the Farm-One.ffth cash the balance
at 8, ana years for notes with intere.t added
ana occurred by trust deed. For the personal pro-
mouths crsdit for approved negotiable notes with
inSeIest 40 ssi JNO. W UARDWELL
no 30 ''
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NU1lCE TO TAX PAYERS.-PurSu-
lN ant to an Ordinance passed nth Of January.
1855, will attend st the Collectors Once, ID ths
City Hail. from the 18th 70 thu 3ist Of December In
elusive. TO receive the remaining half Of taxes, fem
cent. by having previousiy paid the nrst MI Ri
June last, In accordance with sAi1 Ordinance
IA HOBSON. q q !,
iector IL required to attend st the o6Bee ffSn he
l5th TO the Sist of this month receive taxes re-
naming due from june last; before the Jannary
term OF the Hustil 70 Court he Il Quirsl 81 Ordi-
nance to advertise delinQncnt real esats = b sea
done 90 Will see the necessity Of calling and payfo9
their taxes 1t will b. impossible for the OolIece
to call on them before he sdvertises
lin j A HOR80N. q q n
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TRUSTEEs' nALE OF REA. ESTATE

IN DUEAPa ADDITION, AT AUCTION -By
virtue OF deed OF trust executed by Frederick n
der>on and ora, his wife. to the Trustees of fha
Monroe Bnii iing Fund Association, dated the attn
gay OF june is53. OF recoid Ia tbs Clerks Office Of
hichmt nd musings Court, D. b. q. ga page IG5
We she'll. on THURSDAY. December OH. if fair, II
not the next fair day. cCmu encin on the pre misses
at O'Clock, pIoceed to sell BY public suction
the real estae describe in said deed lows "a ii
that lot OF land lying and bsng in the city of Rich
nond, in that pars thereof known as nuyars Adj.
ton. With the framed tenemenfs thereon at the in
fersectiou CT % aud haker Streets fronting on the
west line OF said I'd 80 feet and ru nning back
OF An irregular width 81 feet. more less ar hav-
ing breadth on its line of IS feet ana bounded
o. the south by Baker street Also that lot OF Iapd
lying and being in The city Of Richmond IN Duval's
Addition, between Duyal and Baker streets, on the
west side of st Stephens street, being part Of lot
No 20 in he plan of said division fronting 81 feet
on said st. Stephens street. and running back i2e
feet being that part OF lot No % naxt adjoining tot
No % lis The plan Of said Addition"
Terms maGe known at the hour of SALE
SAM'L L. BAYLEY \
FILM NC GRIFFIN, : Trustees.
FRANCIS r. lSBBLL
Sale conducted By JAS N. TAYLe 4 Son. Auct's
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SSs10
D.I GOODS. CLOTHING. ouORo.
: i Jeioct. ~ III ~ y. "a. lnIDAy NJ -.
g !. 6; 6: i.s:;;s:;sssy - i r q. =.
Afssr whicA. I w1l ssIi sever3 ~.
Goods. smbrnc3n9 . large 60 e1S-S15 {SstA
lreeh and nunoooabto agt3c1aa - - -
The attention. = ths 6ads , geq~gnooa
Gel - u o0ox A.
Two HUNDRED AND HItIY Df11r
49,. = MMGnAyINGs IN yIM1 GILT Ann kO0I,
recently occupied b. Thomas ~ EusE -, -
STEEL sngrevfngs. u nne sits epd 1oD6e6o1 fS4aa.
Ine eoliee slon b one q the 1Dost svW e1bgel g
auction 10 kirhmopd, end comprjcso ~ wosks q
LAndseer, Wilkie. Hennfneo. and 49, o1fneMe ~.
nte coue1sftDg OF historical. roatG1oWa 81 eo0io
mbJecfa AMONG the selection WIN - h0n2.
Gays speech h the y 66nAtc 80
carriage Of PocahOntaD
WanhtnGton and his 0epeyalD
American Christian Union
Dlst ngutshed Americana. t1gethw MN -
boat feli length portsaits q
Warrington. Jacksons Cleys VebgeoR - Oh
II. The above s1,s9did collection u Bssssstass ~
dog y . COOI, Auc,jeesse.
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GERMAN MATCHES.-The Matches
~ are genuine. and Of good quality, for sale,
wholesale and retail.
W. PETERSON Druggist.
no so Cor 18th and Main SITS.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
4 FARM AND Mill, IN THE COUNTY, OF

TRUSTtE'S SALE OF A VALUABLE
i FARM AND Mill, IN THE COUNTY, OF
MoND!The undersigned. the trustee ia a certain
deed of trust from Joseph Tompkins and wife, 10
q debt Of two thousand dollars due Christie
pher Tomph ms Of the county of hing lillian, said
deed bearing date the 18TH day CT February. 1885,
and o: record in the Clerks Office OF the county
Court Of VIII as trustee as on on
TUESDAY, the 2lst day of December. 1858. CERTAIN
tract of Lane. tua in the county of Chee terlied
being the Lard conveyed to me IN The deed OF trust
aforesaid, TO S. cure seld debt
The LAM in question is ON the River Road, nine
,Riie from the Manchester Turnpike beng the tract
of Land upon which the said Joseph I Tsmpkius
now resides: It contains one hundred and eighty,
five acres of land, onbaf OF hich is in woods, and
the rest in good state Of cultivation. Upon 1t Is
good two soried dwelling house. in eXcelleutrepair
co,tauing four rooms. and good onthouses inclu
tn r - also very good 0Tist and saw Mill, the
Mi, having been recently thoroughly repaired. ;,
This Land Is sit uated in good neigh borhood and
is regarded of the most desirable farms of lite
SIZE in vicinity OF Richmond The terms of the
sale will be- Cash for so much as il required 10 pay
of the balances of the debt due Christopher Temp
kns (say, 81 307g) with interest, and all tbs costs
commissions and necessary expen es attending this
sale. The terms for the balance made known Cd
the day of the sale. Col Joseph TompkiDs. who
resides the premises, will show the property to
center ia not favorable or the sale. 1t will take
''A'' III ''' I'N' '''' N JAMES P FLEET.
TRUSTEE SSALE OF BUGGIkS AND
l. ROCEAwAYS AND OF CARRIAGE MAN
UPACTORY. STOCK AND TOhLS-As Trustee in
November 1883 and recorded u the Clerks Once OF
he Court Of Hu.tngs of the City Of Richmond; on
the 10th dsy OF the same month. shall on THUR
DAY. the 2srd day of December, 1855. at y o'clock
VI, on the premises, new .upied by q A Frances
as Coach mannfactory. on the north side ofF.ank
70 sell st public auction, the following articles, To
wit: fonr finished Engages. onc finished Rocksway,
me old Buggy, an e he'd tsnsgies two nni,n,sh
the Us ual coach-n'ah ing Tools aud Fx.nres q lot
Of Paints and yarnish. COO feet Of Timber. hicko-
nv. ash and poplar; one wooden Building, q lot f
filacksmith's Tools, Iron, Plate f. r Tires Aryils
springs. Hubs, Rims, &c. and double seat We
yon Some Of the above articles are very desirable
Aise. of persons desiring Buggies or RoeAasays.
Terms mad known sn the day Of sale.
de 2-ats SAMUEL MEKf nITH, Trustee.
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FRESH DRY GOODS.-By various ar,
L rivals We are receiving
Fancy ana Mourning Prints
Printed De Laines-new and pretty styles
Mohatr De Be ges-Bay 6dere do
Mantelet Sha wls-2hetlaud Wool do
:. 2. snd ~ Plaid Wool Linseys
JAics Cambricsali cOloIs
Flaaneis--a full variety
White and C0iored Negro BLANKETS
Bed Blsukats-common 10 super
Kentucky Jeans-H Heavy Wool Tweeds
satipets Pulled Kerseys, &c &C
which we offer to thu Trade at cry low prices.
de KENT PAINE & CO.
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OENTLEMENs' WEAR.

n
,,eats' Heavy Wool Under shirts and Drawers
n, M.tiao agai tashMere do d
To Shakes slsnAei do do
b fxtsa Hcsyy silk DO 30
ID White IaGSy strl pe and mixed eologs MeriRo
half ilSse
M Snuu six. all brown and white Cotton DO
10 Linea fhirt Fronts and Linen Collars
DO Cold bogseT, Tape and hem stitched udAis
kns ChiidreDx' Sik Pocket IL
10 CrAyA,a. Sealfs, Nuftors and stcIks
DO Beck d. sskan. Kid. Plush. Lined, SIX aad
Raflii, aad ~ ssiiaeFe Gloves
Do RaeSskia. X ia aud Cloth Gaaatletts
Do travelling Blankets aud Shawls
BLACK aiId Cold Fancy Csssimeres, great variety
Check AMI Plata do .pi able tor boys
RACK AID Col j Ciotha medium TO fae quality
ChlIirsas' Glov ~ aid Hosiery, large assortment
po Marsted Jackets aud Talmas
Net Nool ShaS's ana Comforts
Servants " cot Hoe ~ i half Hose
A gauernl variety of Gocds for families can be
FUND ST - Main street
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-03
,LIC SALE OF MULES COWS,

DUBLIC SALE OF MULES COWS,
L HOGS, and from $50 to 2fo barrels Of Corn. &c.
will sell at my residence five miles from Richmond
near Col McRaes and DR. Christians. on the 10th day
of csmoer. 1885, at IL o'clock. II fair. If not the
next iair day thereaftes, valuable young Mules
we'll broke several hileh Cows. lot Of bogs, Plan
sation Utensils Household and Kitchen Furniture.
one Wagon and Gear and l5o TO 200 barrels Of Corn
Sbucks, Fodder r, &C.. &C. ~
no 25-td i. ThOkNTON.
aaIe conducted ey 30. B. LYss. Auct.
LfOR SALE. RENT, OR EXCHANGE
Z FOR RICHMOND PROPERTY "A Farm. Of
40 acres with new ana comfortable dwelling and
all necessary outbuildinss. ~ miles from kich
ulond and half mile from the YORK hiyer ksii-
road, adjoining the lands Of Mrs Tompkinss Mr.
10 ono Wishing 70 engage 10 agricultural. hort
cnlturA, the dairy business. the farm y particu
TSaNs-une-frurth cash; and the balance In !,
ana yeara interest from date Of sale--the pu!cha
ser giving bands aid approved security. and u
title retained until the last payment - made.
For further ptxsiculars call q ny ruoQ "a ha,n
betw een nth and l1tA streets oE nddfs9 ne q
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