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Sale conducted by GoDD!N APPHRsoN, Aucts.
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VALUABLE TRACT OF 861 I.

VALUABLE TRACT OF 861 1-2
ACRES OF LAND, IN HENR1CO COUNTY,
ABOUT MILES BELOW RIOHMOND, FOR
SALE AT AUCri0N-Will be cold on MONDAY,
lst November, 1855, at 10 o'clock, N. In front OF
Henrico County Court House, (being court day,l
the s6oye tract OF Land 1t contains 36lH acres, Of
heavily set in oak and pine wood There is q Dwell
ling House on the place, out Of repair and formerly
tract atjoins the lands of John Forbt g. A HObsop
Thomas Goodman and others. The soil is excellent
and the wood alone. 1t IL believed, will more than
pay for the land.
1RRAs.-One-fourth cash: balance at 4, . and II
months for negotiable notes. interest added secured
by trust deed or title retained.
oc2l 9UpDIN 4 AppERs0N Aucka
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DIsscLUTIoNs, 10.

CO-PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.-AUS-
" TIN 4 GENTRY. Successors to JOHN A La
CY, Of Franklin aud Union strests will keen
constantly on hand large supply of FLOUR.
MEAL CORN, OATS. and all kinds eff MILL OF
FAL, which will be sold at the lowest cash price,
call from their friends and the public is respect.
fully solicited.
Highest cash prices paid for CORN, OATS and
MEAL. ISAAC o AUSTIN.
Henrico county.
WIN ] GENTRY
Charles City CO.
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EARPETING, FLOOR CLOTHS All

- RUGs.-We have received d ring this week.
the largest assoI tment Of CArpeting Floor Cloths
aid Bugs, we have ever had embracing Ingram
Thres-Piy. Brussels and Velvet. All OF which we
are CHEERING at lower prices than we have ever been
| able - do in any former season.
BREEDEN FOX,
oc 2-bt 2l7 Broad street.
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TEN BUILDING LOTS IN TODD's

TEN BUILDING LOTS IN TODD's
= TENEMENT, MANCHEsTER. FOR SALE
AT AUCTION.-WHl be sold at auction, on the
premises, on MONDAY. the lst day Of November.
Building Lots located an above. having fronts on
either side Of cambridge and BiodIe streets. and
to adjoining residence of Thos Walden ESQ
These Lots lie within square Of the Main street,
and quite contiguous TO Sizer's tavern. and are In
the mose desirable part Of the town. plat will be
exhibited at the hour Of sale.
TERhs-0ne third cash; balance at and months
for negotiable notes, interest added, secured by Q
trust d ed or title retsiDed
Oc23 G0DDIN APPERSON. Aucts
EXECUTORS SALE OF DESIRABLE
II PRIVATE RESIDENCE, ON THE CORNER
OF MARSHALL AND 4rH STREETS AT the re-
quest Of Messrs Chas C,ttrel and saml Cottrel jr.
executors OF Samuel Cottrell, decd We shall pro
coed 70 sell. at public auction ON the premises on
MONDAY. LIST November. 1888. at O'clock, p NJ.
thu desirable and conveniently located residence ct
the corner Of Marshall and ah streets nov and for
many years past in the occupancy of Col Thomas
Evans. The house has rooms, besides brick kitch-
en-. and issupplel with gas and water.
TEaNs-Une fou til cash; balance at 8, IL and 10
months for neg table notes. interest added secursa
by trust deed or title retained
oc q GODDIN 8 APPERsON. Aucts.
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VERY DESIRABLE PRIVATE DWEI,

LING. ON THE CORNER OF GRACE AND
JEFFERSON STREETS, Fob SALE AT AUCTION.
VIII be sold. on MONDAY. the LIST Of November.
large and admirably located property at the corner
OF Grace and Jefferson streets recently occupied by
John Stewart Walker, Esq
The lot has . front of IS feet, aud depth of $50
feet to an alley The dwelling has 10 rooms besides
large stable and Carriage houss Tho iocatcn ~
neighbOrhood.
TERMS One-fourth cash balance at 6, u and IS
months for negotiable notes interest added secured
by trust deeI HE buildings are insured in the
$500 VI
&C 20 GODDIN A AppERSON Auct.
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MILLINERY. &C

MILLINERY, &c.
~ MILLINERY ROOMS, ~
l23 MAIN STREET, UP STAIRs.N
OCTOBER 18TH. 49,
MRS. r. LYON
WIN open THIS DAY, new supplies Of MILNE
CHkNE LIE and VELVET BONNET0
FLOWERS and RIBBONS, new efy1ee
CAPS, DEAD DRESSES and
ORNAMENTS
BRAIDs and PLATTE
With beautiful assortment Of Goods. ouitahie for
BRIDAL APPOINTMENT.
&C S6-3t RATIa ara n A umvva
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF HANn

" SOME BUILDING LOTS ON CHURCH
HILL. NEAR P AND 27TH STREETS.-In obe-
dienceto decree Of Henrico County Court, In the
suit OF Atkinson vs.. Atkinson, pronounced the 18th
day Of July. 1857, the undersigned will sell, at
o'clock N on SATURDAY, the 30th of October,
rico. near the corporation lmita-that lot Of land
lying and being iu the county of Benrco, near the
city OF Richmond beginning II feet from the north
ern corner of and 9th streets, fronting and run.
Ing northerly II feet on said street to an alley Ia
comm N 10 feet vide thence at right angles 4 leet
W. Barker By VIM. MITCHELL Vim. Nd. IsbeIl and g.
W. Carter, and their wives.
TERMs.-As to one.third cash balance on credit
OF six mon hs, the purchaser executing negotiable
note interest added with good endorser and title
retained until fully paid
JNO DAVIS. Special Com'r
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Having disposed of my Granary and Feed Esta-
blishment to Messrs AUSTIN GkNTRY, most
respectfully tender my siucere thanks to my frienos
and customers fer the liberal patronage they have
bestowed upon me, and would take occasion to be-
speak for my successors continuance of their ia.
vors. JOHN LACY
kichmend, Oct. 2lst, 1883. oe23-Im
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| AIDES CLOAKS, RAGLANS AND
- sHAWLs -BREEDRN POX's THIRD MAO
NirievNf SUPPLY or CL0Aks, RAGLANS AND
SHAW LS.-We have received this day our third
supply OF LADIES' CLoAKS, RAGLANS and
sHAWLs. which embraces many styles entirely
new and beautiful. With tas large addition 10 our
stock our assortment is complete than IN has
ever oeen heretofore. Dresden FOX.
oc 23-6t pIT Rroaa ,troast
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DISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNER
between Gentry Il Walker. under the lame
and sty 10 of GENTRY Il WALK Ek, expires to-day
by mutual consent ANY unsettled business of the
concern will have the attention Of j Walker, to
whom the matters of dtnrry Walker have been
transferred. JR GENTRY
T j WALKER
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DIsSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP

4
~ The partnership heretofore existing under the
firm OF 8. MASON CO is this day dissolved by
mu.ual consent All parties having claims against
the late firm, will immediately prese { thi m for
liquidation and all parties indebted will please pay
80 soon as possible. In winding up 8 MASON 4
CO.'S business, either partner will sign for the firm
The subscribers take great pleasure ia Jointly 1e-
turning their sincere thanks to their numerous Gus
toners for the very liberal patronage they have re-
ceiyed since going int the B0ttling business.
SMASON,
EDW'D McADAM
n. B In consequence Of the approaching season,
and wishing to extend my old established Soap and
Candle business, find l cannot spare time suffi-
Gent to devote to both factories. have, therefore,
sold ont my interest in the BoItling establishment
10 5. MASON. my late partner. l take great Flea
sure in recommending him to my friends and the
public generally as genilewan worthy Of the ut
most confidence and encouragement
EDW'D McADAM.
THE SUBSCRIBER having purchased
L the entire interest owned by Enw'D McADAM in
the OLD DOMINION BorTLiN9 ESTABLISH.
MENT, respectfully solicits continuation of the
very liberal patronage bestowed on the firm OF s.
Mason / Co. He hopes by strict attention to bust.
mesa and straightforward dealing, to merit the con-
ndence reposed IN tha late firm.
Very respectfully. 8 MASON.
Richmond October 18th, 1883
~ See advertisements in another column.
&C l4-lm
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tns. the
3 OF
tRan.m,
= .kra',.
Bank.
hfHrQay
W. and
|ersburg
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HAVING determined to continue the
\ COMMISSION BUSINESS. at the old stand of
GENTRY Walker, hope by strict attention to bust
ness 60 merit continuance of the patronage of the
late firm. and of the public generally.
III WALKER.
Richmond, Oct. 18th. 1858.
TN RETIRING from the firm of GEN
TRY WALKER, return my thanks to nv
friends r the liberal patronage EXTENDED to Tie
firm and again oler my services for the sale of all
gence ard prompt attention, to meIi. a share Of
public patronage. promising in doing GENERAL
COMMISSION BUSINESS, to make use of every
exerton to promote the in erest Of y patrons both
in buying and selling. Office No 4, 18th street
JE GENTRY.
Richmond. Oct. 18th, 1858. oc 16-lm
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OINFURD. MAYO & BLAIR have re-
- moved their Office TO the store of Messrs. J B.
FERGUsON, JR. Co, No. Pearl street. where
they will be much pleased to their old friends,
aud where those who have left with them tokens of
remembrance are requested to call and redeem
them. without further application.
Oc I4-dHcMim
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MATCHES. WATCHES "A large

g MASON, Manufacturer Of Improved
Ne Filtered MINERAL WATERS, aud Bother
of London and Philadelphis PORTER, "Smith's
Celebrated ALE" CHAMPAGNE CIDER and La
GER BEER.
pints aud quarts, to suit customers
Country orders receive strict attention. The
goods forwarded to any part of the State, with
the utmost dispatch.
Factory-30th street, between Main and Franklin,
Richmond Va Oc 4-6m
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- Va IL ~ ILL DAsh ~ ~ -
~ ALE-The subscriber is now receiving per
Philadelphia steamers, 100 bbls and half bbls Of
the above ALE. which he offers to his customers on
r. as nabie terms Parties requiring supplies for
the approaching Fair, should send in their orders
Immediately as the subscriber cannot, from the
rapidty with vhicb this justly celebrated Ale sells,
guarantee to meet the increasing demand.
The subscriber has the exclusive right for selling
Smiths Bottling and Draught Ale in this market.
or INV 8 MASON.
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New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-22
W. hava ieftats from .ha n

Kansas We have letters from the Territory as late
as the 18th inst Much coDstemstion had been created
omo g the squaters by tie proclamation Of the Pres
dent ordering the lands 10 the Lecompton anf kicka
poo Districts to he brought into market in July next
These two large dstricts, lying Kaw River, com
EIite millions If scros ard in most places thicky
populated. The blow viii be severely felt by those
persoIs vhose houses have been burned and whose
crops have been destroyed by the Border Rufsns, aud
who accordingly not just prepared 70 pay for
THEN and.
Meetings 20 istify and ndorse the Lesvenworh Con
stiiuticn are about to be held The "Lecompton half
breeds are Indignantly denying that they hold any
such position. The Calhoun sbsentees still remain
prudenty absent. a very large Territorial militia
force hss b, enrolled. Two companies Of troops
siil at Fcit Scott, 900 soldiers are at Fr Riley.
very large force is congregated about Fort Riley The
Admin straton ana ts agents having the stores or
the plains landed Nebraska and at Kansas City, Mo-
As the posts in question not convenient ii will
cost the country several thousand dollars more for
freight and hauling. Kar sss River n quite high
it lac risen twelve feet during the past week the
veiy largest Missouri River boats could - to Fort
Riley I, is colder than mas been, but the gr.ss is
green ard the woods crossing green. IL has raned
great deal during the past two weeks. tmisrant-
continue 10 aIriye.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-22
Of her People

Not content with the abundant, and somewhat
superabundant obstructiens which the complicated
rules of evidence recognized by the common law
place in the way of the Judicial discovery of the
truth our New York statutes present new and
special obstruction Of their owp utterly unknown
TO the common law, and so far as we are aware,
peculiar to u.s. The following are tie precise terms
of The provision to which we refer:
No r.ou duly authorized practice physc hs
be SLOWED disclose any information which be nave ac
which nfoImsou necessary enable him TO prescribe for
such puut physician, 70 do act for him as surgeon
In the trial of Ira Stout for the murder of Mr.
Littles now going on at Rochester, the Court has
seemed disposed not merely to give the prisoner
the full benefit Of this statute provision. which
without any inquiry into its Ieasonableness or COM
mon sense, they were doubtless bound to do but
10 The same spirit in wi ich the statute was enacted
to stretch it considerably beyond its verbal pro-
yisio.s. chief point of evidence against Stout Is
that lie came home on the night of the murder
blcodv, bruised and wounded, as though he had
been engaged in violent peIsC nal struggle-such
struggle as from the appearances presented by the
scene of the murder would seem to have taken
place between the murdered man and those who
committed the deed. The Coroner, il seems, who
he'd the rquest on the body Of Littes, sent two
phy scians to examine the prisoner, Stout, ~ho had
already been committed TO Jail on suspicion with
vi,w of ascettaDrg the exact nature OF
bis personal Injuries, in order that bet
ter Judgment night be formed how far
they tended to strengthen the suspicious against
bin. This seems to have been, III itself considered
a reasonable enough proceeding but when these
pbysicians were brought forward as witnt sses on
the trial their testimony was objected to, and the
above statute was cited as affording sufficient
grounds for ts reflections and the COut, alter hear
lug srgume1t, and taking tine for consideration,
sustained The objection. They aduittcd in 80 doing
that tie statute 10 terms extended only TO cases oi
attendance on party as patient, and 70 intorma-
ton communicated or obtained with view TO
mt deal prescription or surgical operation which
Was not the case i'll this iDstasce. But regarding
lhe S'Stute as remedial, they thought it ought TO
have liberal Interpretation, ard on the ground
ihaf' uLcer the circumstances the prisoner might
have supposed hat the ply sicars came TO admin
I't'r rrro'eSt noly to us relief they refused to allow
them TO ie'''i! as to the Condition in which they
fouId him. AT the same time, they ob.er sed tia;
II oihcr persoDs, not medical men, were present At
the cxanIl alton, the state in which the pr.oner was
| fouid by the PHI s'cans might be proved by those
ror professional persons. Thus the Ccutt. while
reject ug tie testimony Of The p,r. ns sent 20 mah,
| the examination, AMI whose protest. na sclu.re.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-22
Nem2lork DAILY Grihn,u;
THURSDAY, APRIL -, 1853.

In Congress Yesterday, Mr. DuTkee presented to
the SISATE the Auti- Lccompton resolutions of the
Wiscousin Legislature. The bill sppropriatipg
$50 tosald repairing the damage su'tained BY the
hsrk Ellta in iescuine the passengers of the Cen
tra America MAS reported snd passed Mr.. VIII
son mn oeuccd joint resolution, authorizing and
requesting the President to suspend the sale Of
public lands in Kansas for year; and Mr. Mason,
ore authorizing the President to take such meas
ues against Paraguay rs her conduct in the matter
of the Water " itch demands. Mr. Msson's prOpO
sition was supported by Mes'rs. Douglas and
A,lop, and opposed BY Messrr. Collamer and Nal
lOry. Tho Deficiency blI Mas then taken up snd
discussed til the hour Of adjournment.
In the HOUSE, NJ. Taylor Of New-York intro
duced bill for the establishment Of Natonal
Printing BurSu. 1t Was accompanied with lcog
RepCrt, an abstract Of which may be fouod else
where. m;nori,! Report recommends that all
the 7'c'h be giyen 10 the lowest bidder. resolu-
ton ei7ipg the contestants in the Nebra,ka Elec.
ton ca.e TIL the Let Of October TO take supple
men'asy testimon,, snd the West Point Ac Ademy
Appropriation bill were passed.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-22

A REIIGIors Mosox,sI,C.-Tle Pdrle COanfy
Indiana Republican relates the following incident a.
having occurred in the village of Rockville in that
state:
"Mr Aaron stewart, late a citizen ot Boone County,
but fer some fiy. months c,tiltu of cur toNn IA.
been 10 stse OF depression 1T spirit for aODut two
molths. Religious excitement seems 10 have over.
p"welrd hi- re- son, eud Monday ni-ht, 4for the
eturn oi Limsef and wife from church hs conceived
II idea ,a, cha scriptures required him to sacrl e
j. night hs nj and other members of hi. body under
penalty Of eterra puu,hnent. H. At once leit the
house without making known his object. and, first
perpefr.ting dangerous wounds upon his person with
knife, he rext proceeded with AZ to cut oil his
rgLt hGBd. After tiiking sey, raj bio 81 rapging from
the center of the LnId to tcle ab Jve the Srst
mint, srd ieSerlDg the hand from the arm sxcs nt
spu.e tf tie ndols, he walked 70 the door fe INFO
a, q tainted
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-22

the ,a7sss deAJ. When Denocrat-c Mem
ber Of Congress sic. an I-.d w,Iter he
VA, pupi.hed for il By xiii. 6Gs. Wae2
yiol,uce ard crime, national and individual
are at a premium, what wo1der that tho
no.,onfd chs!ice Il ull BE- returned to the lips oi
chi, ,alrous Members, or that they shoud now be
ouak No for fear Of slung-shot s-iyes aud pistols
us,d aqaI = them BY the 'ery rLhans whom they
have crested to control elections All invited -
Ws.h;pGton OF a piece with all this ~as Dir.
Piercc's AID Mr Bucbanans appointment "i mur'
derers 70 Office in Kansas, their retention IN ohi'e
slter the Presdent knew them to be such, with +
course ofpolicy which eIslts cline wrongs J4snce
and suppresses tle right. Why, then. should not
every yjllsiny and Outrage prevail at Washington
Why should men who SOW tie WIND, e'pec' not
70 reap the whirlwind! Do our Legislators
suppo.e that our country can become
h,.vord Of .hsme 10 other nations that who e'aIe
ir fannie, can be committed and the Capital not
fe,,er, Believe it not The nation would seem to
be going downward in moral principle. Wash
ineton Only assemblies together the admrers OF the
President and of bis politics, especially as Illus
trated by the acknowledged brigsndage OF ofhcla
spoils. and confirmed BY the Kansas crimes. Inc
,pectscle is before US. Members afraid OF their
lives. and telling the world that even the circle Of
satellites arourd foreign ministers is withdrawn.
Are we to 90 down under the saysgery OF Slavery
and the corruptiors of public pluIter II right
eousness exslt nation, ard wrong crush it aud
wipe ts name from out the living list OF peoples
that question can be answered
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-22

The recent debate in Congress on the insecurity
of life in Washington arising from that city being
made high change for rufiians, is highly curious
and suggestive. Amid the differing views of Mem
bers as to the causes Of the legitimate terror which
has come over the chiyary of the South equally
with the greasy mechanics Of the North assem-.
bled there il is certain that the national headquar
ters are now the mOst insecure city in the UDion.
We learn that since the first of March, with fifty
or sixty thousand inhabitants, there have been re-
ported thirteen cases of deadly assault with slung
shot pistols and bowie knives several deaths en-
suing. Beside these, there are counted eleven high
WAY robberes. seven inceDdiary fires and nine
riots. Our correspondent thinks that in this list
not the half is told, he knows Of many other
crimes not reported. In word, Washington is
bsrbarous. brutal place, in which it is not safe to
i've by the concession esen of that friend Of ruff ,ns
and of 1.-the devil incarnate," heavy John Coch-
rare, who delivered speech stating it could not
be Denied that in broad daylight men were stricken
down in the avenue.
In recording these iuiamie', We wish to b.
urdeIstOo as accompanying them with no marks
Of surprise. They Legitimate fruits Of tue pre-
ya,ng system. Our Government has been admin
sterea on principles the opposite of good mortls and
good manners for many years, and The result il
before u.s. Like master, like man. When jarvis
wsylaid the son of John Quincy Adams. Secretary
Of that President and carrying me, sage t) the
House. tie chief Democratic official organ sc. the
example Of approval Of the act. No indisn:ty was
dee med too great by the olgarchs t. be hurled at
the Puritan President. Ia due time, it was
au,holitatively asserted in the Senate, that tn
spols system was thenceforward to prevail.
Greedy ruffsns from allparts Of the country focked
10 Washington. A war of pure aggression was
con meme. d in Texas. followed by the later NcA-
ican wal Cosna.e ruhiarsm ruled the elections
The Empire Club, as mentioned in the de,ate in
question. composed of ruffiauy characters, con-
troIled The election in this city, and defeated Henry
Clay. That club numbered not few actual
criminals, which did not prevent President Polk
f,cm receiving them with honor at the White
House; aud Mr.. Buchanan, with full kno slejge
of the fact too, appointed Rynders Marshal of this
district. When Mr. Sumner was murderously
be,ten dow on the door Of the Senate, the msjor
~ Of Tia. body tasitly, if no! openly, approved
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-22

ments would give tO their testimony special yaIre'
profess their resdr ess 10 accept "a esimony the
cuTsOry and chance observations Of others VINO might
happen to have been accidentally present anJ u
have overheard or seen wha. was going On. Bu'
In thus offering to accept the poorer testimony
while they reject the better. the Court would seen
hardly to come up TO that doctrine of the liberal
Interpretation Of remedial statutes woch thty
make the foundation of their decision II the doc
tors Themselves are prevented from testyns 70 the
suit OF their examination is there not precise!
the sane reason for preventing anybody eLe from
testifying to il
The whole provision, however, is 40 destitute oi
any scOd reason to sustain IT, that instead OF seek
fg 10 extend it's operation 10 cases not wtnln lts
letter tie courts, we think would be fully justified
restricting il within the narrowest possible limits,
and the t gslature in repeating it altogether This
provsitn would seem to have crept into the statute
book merely from some fancy of putting the med
cal pIOfession on par with the two Others. Bat
the reasons Why lawyer should not be required TO
testify TO the disclosures Of bis client, or priest
certain cases to the confessions Ohspeniten' have
no application whatever 10 the case of physician.
Besides the provision It stands now the statute
book sppiies in its terms TO cases which can hard!
have been intended to be irccded by it, 1t abso-
utely foibds TIE disclosure in court Of any inform
alton which physician may obtain while attending
patient in a professional character. 1t would
prevent tie attendant physician upon wounded
snd dying man from giving any testimony as to the
occasion and cause of his death. At least malt the
mt dical testimony given in cur courts is prohibited
by the express terms of the statute, and most OF
the Other half wosld be prohibited under the " lib
" era construction which the Court at Rochester
in.s.s ought to be given to it.