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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-06-09

New SABBATH School MusIC--Mr. Ho-
race, the well known Music Publisher aud
Piano Dealer, of 333 Broadway, n. York.
has recently issued very pleasing and
useful little collection of 80 pages of hymns
and tunes for Sabbath Schools, of more
animated character and impressive style
than usual. The words are all excellent.
and the music, though spirited, varied and
fitted to the tastes and life of the young,
is very simple, easily mastered, and full of
feeling and pathos. There are Happy
greeting to all" kind words can never
die" "Do good" "The Teachers PRAYER ("
Let us be happy and let us be gay," 80
that beautiful world" 81 have a Father in
the promised land" &c.-and manv 9th.
ers equally attractive, useful and pleasant
All for three cents, or two dollars per
hundred copies. Postage, one cent. W.
think it will be favorite in the school.
and at the fireside of all who love cheer
ful music, or the animated faces eff happy
children.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-06-09

g@vSome of the miners near Pottsville
struck for higher wages on the 10Th ult.,
and quite a serious riot occurred. The
Military were called out, and after the ar
rest of the ringleaders quiet was restored.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-06-09
! avail myself, &C.,
LEWIS CASS
His Excellency Mr.. GuIzoT,
Minister of Foreign Affairs

rsAsA merchant of New York has writ
ten a letter to Gen. Cass, suggesting a
method by which, he thinks, a satisfacto-
ry arrangement could be made with Great
Britain for inquiring into the nationality
of suspected vessels. He recommended
that an American lieutenant should be
placed on every British cruiser, and that a
British lieutenant should be placed on ev.
cry American vessel, on the look out for
slayers, and that any suspected vessel
should be visited, and her papers exami-
ned by the officer whose national flag she
might carry. In this way, he believes, all
feelings Of national honor and pride might
be respected, and the ends of a visit at
tanned without any possibility of ofiense.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-06-09
ROBERT c. WICELlFFE
IMPORTANT FROM UTAH.
CoL Coom;ngs E,pclc3;hoon Salt Lolc Gig
Ikc .NgLnOnS N lLnM.

CoL Coom;,gs E,prlicd,trom Salt Lolr Gig.
The .NyrmonS IN IrD@.
ST. LorIs.June "a despatch from Lea
vcnworth, lst, say 5 that intelligence from
Camp Scott to the 9th of May had been
received at the Fort. On that day two
Mormons came into the camp from Salt
Lake City, having dispatches from Gov.
Cummings for Secretary Cass. The troops
were expected TO move towards the val
ley towards the end of May. Nothing
was known at the camp at the date men
toned of any proceedings within the city.
The foregoing came 10y mail TO the fort
The express man who brought it supplies
the following additional particulars:
He left fort Laramie on the 18th of May.
At Fort Keaney the commanding officer
directed Inn to inform Col. Monroe thar
he had information that Gov. Cumming
had been expelled from Salt Lake. and
that the Mormona were in arms, dctcrmi-
ned TO resist the army to the last, and le-
qucstcd Col. Monroe to push on as Spccd-
ly rs possible. This communication il is
understood, was received mt Fort kcalncy
through the mail brought by this mcs.Cn-
ger, TO whom it was committed probably
for lack of time.
Col. Ioilman's command was met scy-
cnty-tivC miles Jeyond Fort Laramie They
had encountered snow two or three 'cct
deep, and had lost many animals. All
the streams were very high. The Peace
Commissioners had passed Fort Laramie
They were obliged to swim the Platte at
that post. 1t is reported that the troops
at Camp Scott were living on mule meat.
No official information had been received
at the Fort, but the authority furnishing
this intelligence is regarded as unqucs-
tionable.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-06-09

rcA,Another fire broke out in Harriss
burg on Sunday night, in building on
Fourth street, occupied mostly as the Of
fee of the Church Adrocatc. 4 large stock
of books, belonging to the School Depart
ment Of tie State, were in the lower por-
ton of the building, together with other
documents, great portion of which were
destroyed by the water and flames. The
fire was the work of an incendiary The
loss is not known.
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pRrvrTtrs

"sablc gentlemen on ,be cnsst rr AMI,
There Is q never ending dhois.lo
Nne'hSr dney shoulu be shot or aptd /,
cmirro,o W. or ~ o,'no, s,anu,, "r'o planters, ol
enlisted into on tonght 60 a,,, w. 'aNcn
NV. WIN 'r'''' or let alone.
tits positively stated that Orsini's bply
was jet black when he was arrested, and
at the time If his execution it was almost
white lie was doubtless denied the use
.oi hoir aye while IN prison.
4 disease called the catfish fever is pre-
'aiIlng IN the town of Liberty, Texas,
How TO TREAT 4 Wrrr.-Mrs lIalc's re,
ccipt on this subject is brief and to the
point She saws: First get wife, scco-
"''''' o' P"'Ic''''
ST, JAMES REyIsIoN.-Thc Canton lMo)
II,P IMIiP'."ny ,'n'e n that inc LEGISLATURE OF
an oct nnstruc,irg th,. "St,to Iu,r,Ii;",, ~
furnish each member Of the Legislature
WIN WIN copy o' thc iloly hioIe' H'' '"'''S
EN'""'' O'CLOCK Is spoken ol ny 'he
opIoSl''"n "S " '"'loloo'o 'or '!' supreme
hrNch OF I'hhSyIVa"i" /" 'he 'ctooer
election.
Heavy rains and storms very similar to
those winch done so mueh damage IN the
west have prevailed IN oiiierent parts o'
TINS state Tor 'he last TWO weeks Inc
waters nave also o'ch very high'
The District Court of the l. s., Judge
Grier presiding, meets at WilliomSport on
the DIST inst
\ new batch OF counterielts on YORK
bank are said to be III circulation. LOOK
out for them.
Hon. Charles r. Buckolew has been ap-
pointed minister resident to Ecuador, in
South America, at salary of $500 per
Onnum.
Party WELL "PATcnEp." We notice
that the trustees of the agricultural socic-
ty of llillsborpugh county, n. H., have
placed on the committee on darning and
PaNch"q' John H. Fatch' Joseph Pafc"' Inn
othy rae" ana Edward |"tc", all OF differ
ent towhS' II inns ish I" Pa'c"cd mp Com
hi''ce' We shoulo IKE 10 see one
The eastern division OF the Tyrone and
Lock Haven Railroad is to be put under
contract in n few days. The western is
ro,. ,oo,l,. u.,d,. e,n tl,o ons,.rotr.o
'O ''",'' '' W.,
II Is also contemplated TO put the whole
line of the Sunbury & Erie under contract
shortly
The bar Of Lcavcnworth Kansas, now
numbers over 100 members. and is said to
possoss mucb LEGAL talent.
uon HIM, ,ntLonr r,cor oe
phodo I.lond hoe hoon olootod 20 tho T.
IS coroto rror, uot State =, soryo q,
years from the 4th of March next.
Ill.,. r. ,,,,ro,o,
:. i...i1 ho.oISo, ;n,i,od 20 ot,o,l -
ponrrl;oor ,,,oo+;ro IN noIoworo on tbo
ooj ;nat
''isS i'''I" Ou'''',' '%,''' ,'''S' '"'a u
'e' y, -n''' cunning n'"'- ''"," "''. 40 ,,i"'
'O''''s
,,1i,.o, -sNi."N n. .a H",DDNE2, Wv EaaI;T
bornv but wlon he IS miserable the
Scotchman and Frenchman is never at
home but when he Is abroad; and the
GIaim i.Iian ,iio o't tLo Vdnioo %o moror m oosS
unless he is bored TO death bv business.
Tno co,d ovo;tor,ort :, low, sti, con-
tirpcs col GRAY of pittsburc nurcho.
sed tract of land some time ago near
Rottlesnake Falls, on the Desmoines river
which turns out to have very rich gold
vein on it.
Horny Van Ropsoeler Fso. Of Ocdens.
b,r, \ v oHcrs tho whole of his estate
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-06-09

n@-Jognt Chunder Gangooli, young
Hindoo Of the Brahmin or high caste who
has embraced Unitarian christianity in In.
dia under the ministrations of Rev. Mr..
Dali, is now in Boston, having come to
America for the purpose of perfecting his
education. He is a gentleman of rare in.
telligenco and high culture.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-06-09

N1eHon. Thomas Ruffin, Of S. c. de
clines a reelection to Congress.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-06-09

LARGE RArT.-The largest lnrt Of lum.
ber ever iloat0d upon the Upper Mississip-
pi passed La Crosse on its way from Black
River Falls to st. Louis, on Saturday NOR
ming last. at was the grearcst sight Csays
the Democrat ever seen in these waters. "
The raft was manned by twenty our "rcd
shirts" every man at his oar, and every
oar doing its work. The size of the raft
was $50 feet long, by 200 wide, and the
amount of lumber which it contained full
a million of. f.tcct together with $500 lath,
and $50, 900 shingles There were two
houses erected on board, and the whole
crew officers consisted of captain, "a oars
men, two cooks, one clerk and bottle wash
er, which, together with a black bear and
bull dog, made up all the occupants. The
raft was owned by James Cranet, one Of
the heaviest Black River dealers.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-06-09

gsa-'ien. Jaokman's saw mill at Lock
Haven was destroyed by fire on Wednes-
day Loss $4,000.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-11

CUGAR-30 hhds and | tierces Cuba
~ Muscovado sugar: I5h bbls Fgerton, Dough"T-
ton " odd 4 Co.'S Coffee sugar. receiving TINS
morning, for sale by - - $500. mr.
S-fft LfWff EBb W
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-11
By l. 4 G. B. Davenport, Aucts.
by Goddin & Apperson.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON Urn

AND UNION STREETS. NEAR sEABROOK's
WAREHOUSE, AND ON CARY, BETWEEN 16rn
AND PEAR STREETS, ON THE LINE OF TIE
rI0N.-Wiil be sold, on MONDAY, the 18th day Of
November. 1885, on the premises, CONNER cling at II
O'clock. VI, in the order advert sed, the following
valuable Real Estate. viz: Lot No 81, In Adams
plan, fronting ~ fest Valley or l7lh street run
ming back IS feet to alloy.
After which will be sold Lot on the South side Of
Gary street, bet aeen 26th and Fear streets
267 feet running hack about lG1 feet more or less
To the line of the York River Road and having a
front on that Dad OF ISL feet This lot is admirably
adapted TO q large warehouse or lumber yard
IERhs-UnefJ CT sh; balance ut s, 10 ard Is
months, for negotiable notes. interest added secured
By trust deed.
BY the request of the heirs of William Marshall.
deceased. G0DDIN APPEReOS
Lo 10 Aucta.
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NOTICE
~ SECOND SUPPLY OF
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS.

have received. and will open this morning q
frsEh and magnificent assortment VI
LADIES' DRESS GOODS
embracing all the newest designs. Also. splendid
- * Of - 49, ,-
CI. brHS. CASSIMERES AND VESTINGS,
81 ~ ~ grade aud color. A beautiful line Of
Tweeds Sattiuets Angola Cassimeres. and fine Ken
lucky Jrans su table for Boys' car; Fine Bed and
Crib Blankets; Afro large stock Of servants do
a heavy sock of Negro Clothing, Of every quail ~;
sIonr w.;rh general sock of every species Of Do
rneItic (3oods All Of which have been purchased
in Naw York within feG days past, the m st
favorable terms and Will be sold cheap for CASH, or
prompt paying cuSt5mers
calf is respectfully solicited Of all who want
cheap and good Goods. All AJAX, come and see and
pieAse at No. - Man street. -
80 9a-2u, JVO SMITHER.
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GREAT RESULTS FROM EXPERT

~ MENTS.-Tre greatest discoveries have been
made b, experiments. Wonderful aud curious
sights have come TO light owing 10 the foresight:
lives some hing new springs up which causes us 10
wonder be surprised and astoDisbed at; and one OF
the wonders OF the age has Just been discovered this
scason BY l. Goa DSMIf, as Broad street, in the
wav OF purchasing cords at remarkable low prices
and TO give his customers the advantage of those
great bal gains aud ne has found favorable results
therefrom His customers have been pleased. salts
fed and astoni,hed, aud often were asTounded, at
sill acme OF those great bargains ON hand. and is
receiving every day additions to mis- STOCK
Thosp II at with 10 purchase cheap Cloaks, Finn
minRs Fmbr ideries, Millinery Goods. Bleached
Cottons Black silks, and host OF other articles JUST
90 To K GJLDSMIT,
NOR POS Broad at.
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TyRFSH ARRIVAL OF NEW GOODS.
n II PAP ER a, Nn

TSRESH ARRIVAL OF NEW GOODS.
A. X. PARKER Il 90.
Nave lust r wed their &Et0Nn SUPPLY of
VAIL AND WINTER DRY GooDS
,,tin., their assortment OF the most comn,afe
a n attractive they have ever offered, and az such
>sr'snJid Bl..,ck and ce'd si,k Robes a'Les
rich payairre a'Lea and Plain silks
Ma \ 0ro DC Rhine, polt dc Sole and Taffeta
sins
Rich pi,id and Fig'5 yaienciss
HlacS so'nheginee. Aipaoas, Chales aud Mouse
lines
Rtrh Lace Muslin and Cambria Sets
Mnsn Cam rio, pequet and Mourning Collars
i1usi5b Cspes and Rerthas
cloak. NANTES and Shswls In great variety
cloths CasSmeres and NtetinRs
Plantation and Housekeeping Goods
., and 80 Futile Cloths; Sleeps Grey Satinetts
Eueklsnd Failed Cloths; kerseys and plaids
p}ajd I4nseNs: Rlanpefs
Raa and Negro Blankets
D,mask tshle Cloths; Napkins; Doylies
Towels; Linen and Cotton shoetings
PIloT Linens; Irish Linens
Merino Lambs Wool, silk and Shaker Shirts
AVID Drawers
Alex tpder's Kid. Buekskin Silk and Plush
LINED owes and tiauntets
Cotton and Wool II osery OF every d.scripticp
tA-pHts' Rugs Urokges. &C. &C %
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~ HANDSOME
GOOD S.

Ne" AND a,,D.onr
GOOD s.
We are naw receiving from New York our second
supply of new, handsome and desirable GOODS, for
FALL AND WINTER TRADE.
We invite an examination from all purchasers. We
prepared to show large and desirable stock OF
DRESS GOODS,
Ia sill the newest and most desirable styles. We
epumsrate in part
--nouee Skirts
Thee " 1urce
Aiez ripped
Figured B.ysdsre Plaid
Black More Antique. cheaper than ev
OF before offered
supsr Printed Cashmares and Mouselanes
N1CsalA'ne Ohes AleE
Very beautiiul small figured Merinoes. for ckil
American and cheap English Mouselaines
PLATA, Plaid and striped Pop!ins
:. Plaid Vaencas French MerinOes
Baysdete Mvhair, French bszcs
pisin Housslsires. &C &c.
In Nonrning Go,,ls ~ have Bombszines, Alpa
css, Tamise Mouselains, Aerinoes, Grapes. Blacs
Oar Cloak. in Velvet an Cloth are rom the eel
ebrst~i establishment If Rrgdie IN New YORK winch
Is sufA lent guarantee Of their elegance and fs,h
lou. Tais department is kept constantly full by
frequent arrivals
square and lsutilia Wool. comprising everything
Dew AID handsome.
We have - large and handsome STOCK Of
Worfei Collars and Sleeves. in sets
Worked Collars In Muslin and Cambria
SUP Lace sets and Coll RI separate
Nargeil,es iirer and Cambria Sets
Muslin and Lace Caps
Hosiery ga tvSIy variety
tsaud 3aunl, I. g. uf all kinds.
In Cloths. Cassimrres aud Se.tinss we have Sc
Q stock viii h We will sell by the ysri or have
m de Z, order b fashionable tAors, at very low
prices We are prepared 20 have ali styles Of work
Jude m. from cheap business suit to the finest
dress coat.
W. also nave, prob ably, the best stock Of Ser
want, Clothing TO be- found in thi. market, ray
o. and "a Tull'd Cloths
CassiBets Sleeps Greys kerseys. Linseys
Georgia Plaids sc
Planrets Flsnnels. brown and hleached Cott0ns
Irish Linens. Table Damask Towels
NAPKINS Table Covers, &c
In short, mean to keep everything usually
found In \ hrst class Dry Goods store. Buying
60 IDS often we are always able 20 show all the nov
elites CnILES Il CHENERY,
oc ,q-dlrl Corner 9th and Broad sts.
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CRATES RENDERS, FINE SETS OF

~ SH0VELs, T0NGS and POK EhS.-I have for
salo an elegant Assortment Of ali kinds OF Crates,
Including every style of Tenders, Summer Pieces,
handsome and plain sets OF Shoves, longs and
Pokers different sizes of coal ScuttIes, cindeT
Shoysis FIRE shoYels; handsome stands tor Shoveis
and Pokers Blower Stands; Brass and Iron Footmans
are Brick: Are Slaos and Jams of Soap Stone for
setting up Crates; Tavern and Church BELLS, OF
sweet tone Builders, housed keepers. and others In
want of any Of the above articles can be supplied at
the lowest Northern prices. | am manufacturers
all kinds Of Brass and Iron Works of the above de-
scriution at my BELL and BRASS FOUNDRY, and
GRsTE ana FENDER MANUPACTORY, No. 226
Msu street. between 6th and 9Th streets. West aide.
Richmond, Va. >roo,-
au l6-dly Z. ID. DENUON.
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So, BUCKINGHAM COUNTY. VA.
This Echos re.i.taes fta on the f}r.t Mor
day 10 February is9 - N' ''' "on
~ Board. - per month. Tuition, % to a mar
month. THOS GARDEN, Principal
no tia New afor.. % ~ ".
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE

4 'nOG oE hAO n DIE
i FARM OF 1900 ACRES, IN POWHATAN
COUNTY, CALLED ROCK SPRiNG."-By virtue
of the provisions of trust deed. dated oath fehrus
~ 1855 exec uted by Mr. s. d. White and Others TO
the subscriber, and duly recorded in Powhatan
County Court shall proceed to sell at public aGs-
ton. on tn premises on SATURDAY. the 18th day
Of November, 1855 at u o'clock. Al, the tract OF
Land called "kock sprinz." lying and being In the
county of Powhatan abont two miles north Of the
Court House, containing about 1000 acres and now
in the occupancy Of Mr.. J, Il. Mayo. and being the
same which was purchased by the said Whirile OF
Mr. Tnos. +. Sunford. The land 10 sald % be IN al
improving condition. and the haildlnss thereon
com fsrtaele for The u.s. Of the place
A plaG Of the laud will Be Inhibited at the hear Of
sale And IL viii be sold entire. divided into TIVE
or threA pSrcels, 49, may he deemed eest.
TEAMS :-tlnet'uTte cash balance =; 6. u and "a
months for bonds oeSring interest. ithe sane ee
paid half vtariyl secured rs trust deed, The
tsxss fer tsaS {, se - BY the purchase,
The title is believed H. ee gsEfcs, has the seAssrs
Der siil convey with the usual SPECIAL ssyrsais,
~, IsApol>, Tsessee-
Sale conducted By GeessS 4. ArFxssoN, AaSss,
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SALE OF LARGE AND

i VALUABLE TaaAcsSa FAcgtSy AND f1N
ruRks As trusssee IN 4 sesSs a trivia rNa Nj q
h nieksnsen, Asssa tie ssh gay Il feeSssrs, ts&s
and IT rreSss1 Ia sss CtsFAt sses 81 tAs AHsatgSs
Cears Il she city ~ NSeaasaA shall rKysc-s3 g
sell st taalte aactsea. tas pressases, en- falnAh
the isth hay Il Nespsnees fS& a. evleSk, v. NJ /.
IL fait a. ne, "a the sssr SAy tapEsaftsge -
he san,a h ar saa plsee, he seal kstsie ceaveyej
Ia said est, wa The l%t u Greaei ia the city CT
Rch suoaa vita the tasse Tetsessa fsesaFy thereon
formerly occnetaa by Mr. II iteslnson. and nes
oeespiea ey Nc l. Dickinson. sifeAtesi hear tise
nsnvite HavS ed bepos, between iath and isth cts
hesns The same lat II xroand eonvered ey the exc
sutors ei rhas kutAet fsard, deed, 60 Nj II Dick
is.en, By deed. dated oct sa'h. tsss
And as Trustees IN Tho came deed OF trust We
shall Allan rrceed TO sell AZ pa.ic auction on MON.
DAY the s5sh day q Dec. mhsr, isss, on the said
pie nents machinery and tools. and other thiss.
hxea or evcahie Ia or about the lot aforesaid used
In the Eian utae ture Of tobacco"
farms or sAts.-Fer the Lot and raet.ry; one,
ourth cash; balance u credit OF tour. eight AZ
twelve months, intcrcst added. For the Fixture
&C, on credit Ct ksnr mepths Possession Of the
real estate 10 Be given en- the LIST day Of January
1852 Fl the other property. on the day OF sale.
m,,-,a ana pss, wprt EnFf,n Trustees.
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~c, tHAn AT COST FOR CASH

WVDt UHAS, A. CIV ATkIk, No. lkl
Main street, Richmoud. respectfully informs the
pu3lc that having received notice from the owner
= ss up the house he at rreseut occupies as place
II Business With view of I'm proving the property
and rot uding suitable house TO move into at the
specified TINE. he has determined TO throw his new
and spi,ntd stock of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods
On the market at cost for cash be sold off as spec
Oily a. possible, The stock ia large aud fresh Ne.
rr6 goods Carpets, Sslks. Hosiery. Flannels Blan.
kets Embroiieres Ribbons, Linens.
CHAS. A. GWATKIN
no No l6l Main St, opposite Ex. Bank.
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&C 22-td GRO wHffftELD.
TRACT OF LAND. CALL.

VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND, CALL.
KID AND KNOWN A BUCKEYE, IN TIE
COUNTY OF HANOVER. FOR SALE.-Pursuant 20
q decree of the County Court Of Hanover. IN the
suit OF Pollards exr against Pollard &c, the uedts
signed will SELL on ths 9TH DAY OF December next,
II fair II NOT, the next fair day. the tract OF lard
called BUCKEYE, the late residence OF VIM u
Pollard, deceased containing $50 acres. This farm
IL 10 q highly respectable neigh borhood, IL miles
from Richmond from Alleys Station. on the Viz.
ginia Central Railroad. and from Hanover Court
House. In the immedis vicinity Of three eh 1rches
two Presby fsrian and one Methodist. and within
convenient distance Of other churches Of other Dr.
nominations. The improvements consist Of . good
Dwelling house with rsoms. kesideG cellars barn,
stable dairy school house. kitchen, ice house. and
necessary quarters for servants. Mr. James D Win
ston resdipg the premises will show the farm to
anv one desiring TO examine the same.
TERns-0ne-third cash; the balance On . credit Of
aud years, for notes with approved personal 90.
curity bearing interest from the day Of saie. and
the title retained until the convey ance v drectod ~
the d urt.
The sitls d believed TO be unquestionAble.
WM0WTNerON, com'r.
Twill ct the came time the above tract Of Land 10
sid cell Household and Furniture. stock. OF
Cattle Sheer and Hcgs. Mules. HorSes. fArming
implements Corn Fodder. &c.
TnsMs Cash for ell sums ~ 30 ard under; over
that sum- months crsdit viii b. allowed. the pur
chaser irving bond IN we'll aPe.cssd Pssscnsl seem
Tity.
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By Alexander Mott, Auct.


I ARGE LOT OF LIQUORS AND GE-
~ CARS AT AUCTION -On THURSDAY. rItb
instant. at 10 Clock, I will cell. at my store
100 cases '0tard. Dapu," 20 Brandy
80 do HeBnessey frsndy
= y casks Brandy. different brands
IS y casks do do do
Deo0 Havana segars
100 600 Herman do
ALSO.
Une very large Counter with Drawers
Ihre splendid SHOW Cases, silver mounted
no 10 q " CnnE A..
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MEAT COTTAGE RESIDENCE IN THE

NEAI UUI TAUE hEOIDENCE IN TIE
~ TOWN OF FULTON. ON STATE STREET
FOR SALE AT AUCTION viii be sold at auction
on the premises. on FRIDAY, the 18th day of No
vember. 1858, at o'clock n, the neat Cottage Re
John pocklington, fronting 30 feei State street
running back 40 feet TO alley. This IL not only
a new house, but remarkably convenient and has
attached to 1t a we'll of good water.
TERMS One third cash balance at 8 and mos .
for negotiable notes interest added and title retained
till last note is paid.
nos GDDDlN APPERsON, Aucts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-11
TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND

T'NUSIEE' SALE UF HUUBE AND
L LOT IN BULLOCK HARRIS ADDITION.
NORTH SIDE OF BROAD STREET, IN HENRI
GO C0UNTY.-By virtue Of deed of trust, frsm
Calvin Green TO the subscriber. dated oath April,
1856 duly recorded in Henrico County Court shall
in execution thereof, proceed 10 SELL at public
tioD, on the premises, on FRIDAY the 18th Novr,
fair day the house and lot (part Of lot No. 81 in Bu!
lcck and Harris addition, in the county of Henrieo
ing Z3 feetion the North side Of Broad street.
running back IA feet TO An alley is feet wide.
TERMs-Casa. The titlei believed to be good but
selling as trustee. l shall convey with the usual
special warranty.
no9 THOMAS W BOSWELL, Trustee