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Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-11-05
Montgomery Furnace, fixtures, and
TEAMS FOR SALE.

WE offer for sale this valuab prcpe 'ty, on very
reasonable terms. The Furnace is situated one
mile AID half from Cumberland River, has good
supply Of timber, and the ore IS undoubtcd in
quantity and quality. The teams are OF good quail
ity ard In fine order. The Furnace is now in
made thus far about - hundred tons OF Iron in
less than seven months. We will give ample time
on the payments and If the pur' haser prefers Il,
will take payment in Pig Iron or Blooms, at mar.
ket rates.
The property is cold to close up the partnershi?
which expires by limitation on the 25th of De-
cember next
II rot sold by the 25th OF December next we
will sell publicly about the LIST of February 1859
ROBERTSON, RUsSELL& co.
Sept II, ls5S--Im.
Nashville Banner will please copy until Christ
pas, and send bill and paper TO the propretors at
Palmyra, Tennessee
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-11-05
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER, S 1858.

ar Chronicle Office Opcr ". H. Bryarly's Store. n
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-11-05
DEED.

On the 2sth of October. EMM4 JANE, infant
daughter of J. b. Little Of this city.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-11-05
N A Il IL I Z ID .

On Thursday, the 2Sth of October, at the resi-
dence of the brides mother, by Rev. ]. Bellamy
Mr.. WIN. SEAY to Miss KATE FOSTER all of Mont
gomery County.
Now William you must foster Kate,
Though she's no longer Foster,
And never let your love abate
Till by death you've lost her.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-11-05

hS- Blanks. neatly printed, and kept
constantly on hand, for sale at this Office
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-11-05
Great eN'esUs!
Immense Excitement!

While the world Is plunged in doubt and anxiety
IN regard TO the success of
TUE ATT A NTTr TARTE,
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-11-05
Notice to Millers,

ST. Louis, Mo-, April Is, 1857.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-11-05
IN FANCY GOODS

Curtain Muslins ane Damasks, Quilts, Be
Blankets, Bed Spreads Dimity, Table Linens
Mattings and Oil Cloths
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-07-16

each hNIt year. the sum Of one million eight
hundred thousand dollars payable out OF any
moneys in tho Treasury not otherwiss appro-
priated. together with such sums as msv h.
received from storage. drayage, and labor for
said half year.
SEC. 2. Ind BE- II further eascteR That
from and after the said first day Of Jrly. eirh
teen hundred and fifty eight al laws and
parts Of laws which authorize the payment of
the expenses or any portion of the expenses
OF collecting the revenue from customs to any
port or ports on the Pacific coast Of the Uni
ted States out OF tho accruiug revenue before
the same is paid into the Treasury, shall be,
and hereby are, repealed.
SEC. 3. lind be Il further enacted, That
the Secretary Of the Treasury shall report at
the next session of Congress a plan and esti-
mates for reducing the expenses of the collec-
ton OF the revenue. in accordance with the
general recommendations OF his last annual
report.
SEC. 1. Ind be Il further enacted. That
the Secretary OF the Treasury be, and he is
hereby authorized, at his discretion. to dseon
hnue all ports of delivery the revenue recei.
we'd at each of which does 10. amount 10 the
sum OF ten thousand dollars.
SEC. ). ARd 6c IL further t1,aefel. Tha.
no collector of the cxstoms, deputy collector,
naval officer, deputy naval officer, surveyor,
deputy surveyor, general appraiser, superin-
tendent OF warehouses, or appraisers shall re-
ceive compensation more than TWENTY-FIVE
per cent. greater than is now paid to the Off
GERS and persons engaged in said services az
the port of New York: Provided, that this
section shall not be SO construed as to increase
the compensation 0f any officer of the Gus
toms, or of any person engaged in the collec-
tion thereof
Approved June Ii. 1858.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-07-16
Pub: SO

AN ACT making appropriations for the ser
vice Of the Post Ohice Department during
the fiscal year ending the thirtieth Of June,
ighteen hundred and fifty nine
BE Il enacted by The Senate and House OF
Representatives. ot' the United States OF AD,e-
rica IA Congress assembled, That the follow
ing sums bc, asd the same are hereby, appro-
prated for the service Of the Post Office De
partment for the year ending the thrtieth Of
June, eighteen hundred and =iftv-nine, out of
any moneys in the treasury arising from
the revenues 0! the said department. in con-
tormlty to the act OF the second OF July, eigh-
teen hundred and thirty SIX:
For transportation vi the mails, (inland,)
ten millions one hundred and forty thousand
five hundred and twenty dollars
For compensation 10 postmaSters, two mx-
lions three hundred and twenty five thousand
dollars.
For ship, steamboat, and way letters, TWEEN
ty thousand dollars.
For wrapping paper, fifty five thousand
dollars.
For Office furniture in the post offices, five
thousand dollars.
For advertising, eighty-fivs thousand dol
lars.
For mail-bags, sixty-fve thousand dollars
For blanks, and paper for the same, one
hundred and twenty-five thousand dollars.
For mail-loeks, keys and STAMPS, fifteen
thousand dollars.
For mail depredatiens and speciaI agents,
seventy thousand dollars.
For clerks in the office. Of rostmasters.
eight hundred and fifty thousand d,llars
For postage stamps and stamped envelopes.
one hundred thousand dollars.
For miscellaneous items, one hundred and
eighty thousand dollars.
SEC. 2. And be it further enacted, That
il the revenues pf the Post Office Departraeat
shall be insufficient to meet the ar..,repria
tons of this act, then the sum :, ,nr., ma
lions five hundred thousar s~nsr. or SC
much thereof as may - J.. AM
~. ~, Sane "a . nere'' appropriated, % be PAi'
u;ss .nnro- .sy in the treasury not o'.e
the rev mated, to supply dsi,ciens'ss ..,.,
for snre OF 'ne rs ,h:.,;o,t, of Jun
x,sb,esn hundred aud 6fty nine-
4 approvsa June IA, 1858, n. =
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-07-16
pun. bq
AN ACT in relation 10 courts. snd the hold.
ing uI tlIe LeruIs tmersot I'm the seNeraI

AN ACI IN relation 10 courts snd the hold.
ing OF the terms thereof, IN the several
Territories in the United States
BE t enacted By tie Senate aud House Of
Representatives, o. tie United States Of line
rica ia Congress assembled. That the Judges
OF the supreme court OF e:ch Territory of tho
United States ara hereby authorized to hold
court within their re,l ectiyo DISTRICTS, in the
counties wherein, by the laws OF said Terrific
res, courts have been or may be established,
for the purpose OF hearing and determining
all matters and causes, except thos in which
the United States is a party: Prociaed. That
the expenses thereof shall be paid by the
Territory, or by the counties in which such
courts may be held, and the United States
shall in no case be chargeable herewith.
Approved June IA, 1865.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-07-16
Pub: SO.

AN ACT making sn appropriation for the
completion of the military road from Asto
ria to Salem, in Oregon Territory.
Be AZ sHcofed by tie Seaate aud House or
RePreseHtatiges Of the United States o. lime
rica an Congress assembled, That the sum OF
thirty thousand dollars (S30, ,OO0) be. and the
same is hereby, appropriated for the compile
ton of the military road from Astoria to Sa-
lem, to be completed under tie direction Of
the Secretary of War.
Approved June II, 1858.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-07-16
40: So.

AN Aei MAXI ig approp' .a.;on. e., q.
psnses ot con- citing the revenue fro,,, sue eS-
be !" enc eted By le Ssnefe an osd customs customs;
iePrese'' sattves OF TIE tro1sa cs.sa. a Hoase ef
m's .'' Congress- osseaz5lea, That ,isr. n.e &c
Of coIIse.;, Oily Is aPprepriated for the expenses
tue revenue from customs co.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-07-16
- 0gsssiled from Uiah.-Th. Ma

75oe.as -ssealled ron otaA.-,a'
top., Jn,.p,. s,o = of the l4th ult- aayS
:. Gen Scott, on coy
.uls,on s ,snrn m,, aas srs,.r, s.sr wa b.. .:n,
e sfqis e mas ssss sif' d,ssS .sss:s :.
Utah. T m,a.nse NOW magazines o. sapP"sr rop,
sidera1l ssv OF troops Will 0'-
TOT ''S 81 q time to COME
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-07-16

V-eeVen GEMS, e..~ - .o,,
dollars doll ' and @' the bridge is hereby, placed n,
der the protection Of Georgetown, Mi'a ,hp p nas-
to req ul.te the speed Of travel aud the pas
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-11
1880 NEGRO HIKING. 1870
locc HOUSE RENTING, &c. Iocc
G. w h TYLER

Office on Marshall between 9Th and 1th Streets.
1h- subscriber again Cffers bis services TO the peo
pie Of Rich Iond ana the surrounding country q
GENERAL AGENT
His attention will be given especially to HIRING
OUT NEGROES, RENTING OUT HOUSES, and
other CLAIMS and SELLING NEG ROES and
kEAL ESTATE PRIVATELY.
His acquaintance with the people and places in
Richmond Is very large, having been, frsm 1851 to
1857, the keeper of the City Hall and other city
property, door keeper to tie City Council. and Pr
lice officer.
He will give his personal attention (when re-
duired) to Servants hired out by him during the
year. His office Marshall street, between 9th
Esq. Persons in the country, sending meis Servants,
will pleass write before the end of the ear and
send their negroes by the LIST of January, 1889.
Thanking those who gave him their patronage
for the year 1858, he col cts their busiu tor the
future, and hopes that many others may conide
their business to him.
For his fitness as an agent and his responsibility
for any money that may Gene into his hands Re re
ters TO the citizens Of Richmond generally. and
peciaiiy &c The following gentlemen: Mon Jchp
Me-edlih, Judge of the Circuit Court; MarmadIke
johnson, EsC. Common wealths Attorney
aiEMBEEs ~ the CITY CoUNCIL-D j Saunders,
PRECEDENT Ia G Allen, Edwin Robinson, DR. W
Redjy, Geo Nhi'feld, 9rattan, 4 Stokea,
and Vim Ii Rich
MessIs Conway Robinson, Gustavus Myers,
Herbert A Claiborne, james Lyons. Thos w Nc.
Canoe, James Dunlop, Jas Scott, Tb0s Evans,
Felix Mathews, VIM Ii HaIall, VIM w Timterlake,
n LipscOmbe, Goddin Apperson, JAS nj Taylor
i Son, Alex GarDett, DrS Peter6eld 3rent and Al
bert Snead. and julius 4 uobson. Collector City
Taxes q " Ii TYLSR
de 3-GtlGJScw6t Office near second Market
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BY Henry F. Quarles.
TRUST SALE OF A VERY EXTEN.

L sIVE AND DEsIRABLE STOCK OF BocKs.
&c The undersigned Trustee ia a deed from Har.
rod Murray and wives, dated the 3Oth day OF
June, Is57, duly recorded in the Hastings Court,
Richmond for the pun poses Of said deed and accord.
ing to the terms thereof will proceed sell at pub.
lie auction, beginning on WEDN ESDAY. the 18th
day OF December. 1855, at 10 O'Clock, A. M at the
store No. Eli Broad street, Richmond, formerly oc-
cupisd by said Harold Murray. and at the rooms
A very large and varied stock OF Books. stationa.
ry, Music, Instruments, Bindery Apparatus, Tools
and other articles and property-eInbracng stand.
ard works on History, Medicine, Law Theology.
Natural and Moral Science. works OF Poetry, Fic-
tion and general Literature, new, and in good order,
and many other articles presenting great attractions
to thoss in want of such property, Ut having any
desire to embark in the book selling business
Catalogues will be ready by the day of sale.
TRANSITION sums Of fifty dollars and under, cash;
for fifty dollars six months credit for ap
proved. endorsed negotiable notes.
X H0WISON, Trustee.
Sale conducted by HENRY w. QuARLgs, Auct.
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$40 NEGRO HIRING.
1910
T.. A. ], CLOPTON.


GENERAL AG ANT AND COLLECTOR,
(Cfico corner of W all and Franklin streets Rich
mond, Va
The subscriber begB TO return his aCanowle dG-
ments to his friends and patrons for their avorE du
RIM the past year and would inform them that he
still, continues the business Of HIRING UUT NJ
aK0Bs. RENTING OUT HOUSES, COLLECTING
CLAIMS al q all other business pertaining TO a Ge-
neral Asency-to sfl OF which he gives his personal
attention.
Parties in the country who may ensust the hiring
Of their negroes to him. may rest assured OF every
attention being paid to getting them other hut
coed homes and in the event Of sickness, the b 81
medical personal attention shall always be sup
piled
Negroes for hire ths coming year, had better be
sent 10 early alter Chrlstmas as possible.
TO those at distance, to whom l am personally
unknown, beg to refer to the following persons:
RichDond-N Ill., and Baker Peasants
King Queen County-Dr Ihos Latane, and DR. @
Fauntleroy.
E4sex Couaty-N J B Whitl-ck, DR. L Wright,
Dr Jas Ii Latane Ed 4 Noel, DR. Bev D Roy, Geo
right, and j. Wright.
King Niiom Ceunty-JGhn L Lstane, VIM La
tame. an / Dr. John Lewis.
Gloucester County-Dr G Ciopton.
ia ItDE
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By Thomas w. Keesee,
(Odlce corner of l2sh and CARY streets
By Richard Cauthorn, Auotie neer.
DUBLIC SALE OF A BUILDING lot

pUBLIC SALE OF A BUILDING LOT.
1 on 18th, between Grace and Franklin streets.
EOR SALE AT AUCTION - win be sold Gu
premi es at O'Clock. p. that valuable LslT de-
scrbed above. fronting 80 feet on 18th street. and
running back ia feet, to an alley and adjoining
lot heonging TO Mr. Stnbbs and Is the same DR. perty
purchased by the late Williamson Allen, uf Ruther.
foord's Exrs
de 4-tds
10 The above sale IL postponed, on account Of
the incemency Ell the weather, to MONDAY, 18th
inst, at O'clock NJ.
de- CAJYTHORY auc&
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By Goddin & Apparson
ITS NOE. llS, ia. IN THE TOWN

OTIS NOS. ll3, ia. IN THE TOWN
tTuok SYDNEY. FOR aALB AT AUcrfOU.-.
nv DO seid q auction. on the premises n HAfVR.
us, ia. in the town OF Sydpey frontin9 esoh IN
,eet on the north side Of Federal stlNss, runnins
pack $50 teet to an alley, bounded on the eAse 81
aaJoining the lands Of Me<srs John Carter On ne
ssuso: ana y Allen on the west A. The lots viii
the sx psctation Of getting rgsin $50
skns.Une third cash; balance at and months.
,or negotaote notes interest added secured bye
de6 G0DDIN APPESsON Aurs.
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ArIaHr AnCTI0N wan \. 80 :.
BY Larus 4 Shine, Aucts,

- GERMAN AND AMERICAN GOODS. At AUC.
TON We will commence 70 sell at public aueeiOn.
THIS EVENING, att O'Clock. the hsndsomest and
largest stock Of Staple bnglish, German and Amerf-
can Goods, suitable for the city sind country trsde
Country merchants would find It TO their sdvantaG0
ty ofsddipg TO their stocks in small lots great 70
riety Of seabls articles not to be found In any 9TH
or establishment In this city; Aiso a superior In
Cutlery. Fancy Goods, &c together with GOOD e.
sortment Of Housek eeping Goods,
each evening, until further notice, at No. u Man
street. LAhUS SHINE.
n Anal
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subscriber having dis

NOTICE.-The subscriber having dis
~ posed Of the business heretofore conducted by
him at his old stand, No 81 Main street, Richmond
Va, unto messrs SALMON BALL. would take
to his friends and the public generally for the very
liberal patronage, so long continued towards him.
and respectfully asks a continuance of the same to
nending to his old patrons and the public, as gen
tlemen fully capable Of conducting the SADDLE
and HARAESS BUSINESS and are ALEC eminent
ly worthy of their conf 'ence.
JOSEPH Il. COLQUITr, Agent
Richmond Dec. 9th, l: 5S
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HOUSE AND LOT I'M sYpNEy Ar

= AUCTION We will sill upon the premises
on TUESD AZ. the l4th inst commencing at az
o'cl'ck. NJ, House ani Lot in the town of sgd
ney, opposite the stables of Messrs WarVick q
Rsrkstaie, and adjoining the Vineyard SQuare."
The House has about rooms, and IS occupied at q
rent Of S95 per aDnum
Tho lot fronts on Elmwood street about 40 feet
and runs back l25 feet to 20 foot alley Terms ont
third cash the balance Mt and Smonths for notes
with interest added, and secured by trust deed.
de4 JAS NJ TAs LOa Il SON, Aucts
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GREAT REDuCrInN IN TIE PRICE

~ or DRY GOODs.-Our late purchases enable
Us 20 ssl the finest French Merinos al the reduced
price # T5c per yard.
BLACK nui Fancy -f'ks At 81 aud T5c and up.
Worsted piads a. &c per yard.
All kitids Of Ladies Dre.s Goods 25 per cent cheap
6ur STICK Of Round Mantiiia and Reversible
shavs cannot be surpassed Ill prices and ssiectloA
Of patterns. .,,
In Embroiieries and Linens We have extraordi'
nary bargains -,
Cloth, Cass!rnercs and Woolen Goods we have
J 4 III ROSENBAUM,
hrO4d St
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Au01lCn -AxHh
D Jas. r. fsyisF & So. 1nsis.


- BUILDING LOTS. IN THE PLAN
- : . az egENA VISTA. .TowH OF SYDNEY.
On ~ saDAY. the l4sh Inst ssy ims disisiv af:sr
~ Nae ssls q sss HSass End L oppo.ts sbs sab
3. ba n Vista town Of sydnsy. and nearly sdon
and run back 10 ss. 70 an s siisy On street,
TEExs-0ne-third cash: the balance 1t / and
tanned Jas TaYSTt ~ = sn Nv ~
do 10 ~.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS AND
TQ2Ls. STOCK AND iSPLEM iii Tao AZ A HSt.
r ~. tn. nnder.,sned win sell at public suo-
s ol hs fs%S H1ss
on james river, the Tools. Implements and Nh.
shs rssn q saio Pump House. in conducting
g, the equipment 10 complete. aud wen calculated
'0' svkE% GSr aI,b in part e
A large sa s. s,ssn,sn Of oJAsRr1sa and CUT
13sSf6T GshSi,IHSSai5S ts. hkzcksEITTssss
COMPRISING complete assortment of everything
neeosssrs TOR canal or railroad JOB.
superior MULE; several SHEDS and a on.n.
iity OF LUMBER anu guam
TEsMs-suns Of $50 and under, cash over that
fsutxf l.
notes, with interest added sSs'""io
~ O., WASHINGTON GILL. City Engineer.
NLsale " JAS TAYLOR 4 soN. Aucts. deg
VALUABLE FAkM IN HENRICo
COUNTY. AT THE TERMINUS OF THE
WESrHAM flank ROAD, WITH STonK
VKnPS. FARMING JMPLEMENTa Az
AUCT!0N.-The Subscribers business in m. cit.
requiring his undivided attention. will nrncaad ~
seI upon the premises, on THURSDAY ths Istb
uay OF Deeembsr. ~ fair. ii not, the next fair day
commencing at ii O'clock. A. III his farm, sitnateS
Ia henIlco county. at the terminus of the Wesfham
miank HAD. adjoining the lands of b. w Green
1homas Dickens and others. $500
1t contains i45 acres of highly improved ,er3
About 10 acres have been seeded in wheat and IN
acres well set la Cover About IS acres are heayy
| cultivation. e"N' ior
| The improvements q new framed DWELLING
noLre, with rooms. passage and closets 2 negro
quarters. a large new barn. stable, carriage house
&C The property 10 supplied with spring and we'll
water. and substantially enclosed, ANY one wish.
ing TO purchase a really valuable farm con yenient
10 the city, and IN good neighborhood would do
well TO examine the premises before the day OF sale
After the sale Of the farm, will be sold the entire
crop, stocks la' ming impiements dc Consisting In
rart. OF horses..3 mules, cows, 50 barrels corn
oats shucks fodder &c "a large lot of farming nipple
Terms for the Farm-One-fifth cash, the balance
at ga ana years for notes with interest add.
and secured by trust deed. For the personal BRO.
| perty. $50 and under, cash ever that amount
months cfedft fer approved negotiable notes with
| interest ed led JNO w CARDWEII
sale BY JAMES VI. TAYLOR 4 son. Aucts.
no 80
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NDUcATroN.


ROCK MILL ACADEMY.
IA. 49,. BuCKrN0HAM COUNTY. Va.
,.x +, resumss tts sxsrcises On tie rst Non
nsess Board. " gsE month, Tuition. % 70 o. Der
nos-ss ' : VA NrEE E;o r.iSpcipa,
Ell ECT COUNTRY BOARDING
! psnghoQL FOR YOUNG LADIEs.-Mrr n uNnv
=. Dnovhk proposes, the 10Th Of tlcfobs net
land Ia shs sa sSheoi for young ladies' at Ash.
b tar., n.ghsr branches Of female education Will
os staSpht Including French. latin. Itsiisr Mrsis
viii he competent assietants P~' s10n's snefe
MIR EDWARD aRENIRE ea,v . ...,s..
Fencs ad aa ne charge Of the Department If Music.
4, Alter the present year, the School will he renewed
70 tne country IN the neishhorhood OF Ashisns
fhnAs-cNS'hALt PAYABLE IN ADVANCE TEE prar .
TUE END OF TIE YRAR:
For hoaId. including feel and iIants s,,s m
English Branches...... a. ~ ~
nahsuanes, Neacn IN IN
Musical rofessor's Fees ''' ~ w
N. .ks. 90
FOR further information address
HENRY l. BROOKE.
oc Its Ashland. Virginia.
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z.zssx7 RICHMOND AND PETERS

sofssS@<45SSx2sasE BCRG RAILROAD -NOTYCE TO
PASSENGERS TO IND From CLOVER HILL.
Passengers for Glover hin take the 5 A. Nj. train
from !ichmond or petersuI Z, to Chester and there
take the 60 il. train. and arrive at Glover Hill
ct 4. Vi. Returning, the train leaves Clover Hill
at II % M arrives at Chester at Z. ~ and Rich
mond at $40 T. NJ, or Petersburg at AIS Z. Nj.
The above mentioned trains run daily, Sundays
excepted.
upl9-lu1 F. H. GILL Sup't
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.lTs~s NOrlCE.-CHAN0E OF

- : ...-,s..s.ssssssss.u OURsSTbo steamsrs aLHN
Gov AID UukTis PECK will leave the wharf at
kocketts EVERY MORNING. (scnGaysexeepted.l
for Portsmouth and Norfolk, AZ Ga O'Clock precise
ly, and return each alternate day touching Mt all
tire regular landings on the river going and re-
turning. &C is y GASKIES.
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GoppIy AppERsoN Aucts. ds4
TRUST SALE OF A LOT OF GROUND

4 'oCoI SAAAS os n ~ >S ~ 49, WIZ
i ON FIFTH STREET, Is C0UTT'S ADDITION.
By virtue Of deed of trust from NJ Harold and
WIFE and no III Murray and wife dated the 60 day
of june 1857 recorde in Richmond Hustings Court
heunder gred as trustee therein appoi ted ilipro
coed to sell on the premises. on W EDN ESDAY. 18th
day of December. 1858, beginning at O'Clock 81
Lot of Grouud In the said deed conveyed. lying in
"Coutts" addition to the city Of Richmond frout tin
about 20 feet 9Th street and running back about
l25 feet being Lot designated No I, on plat
rexed to a deed from VIM II Macfarlapd and wife to
Edw'd " N de Voss recorded in said Court.
TERMs-One fourth cash; balance in tour eight
and twelve months, for neg oable notes. (interest
added } secured By q lieh on the rrop y ty.
X K HOWISON, Trustee.
Sale conducted by GoDDIN ArpEasoN. Aucts.
10
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By Alexander Noet.
FURNITURE, DRY GOODS ANp

FURNITURE, DRY GOODS AND
: 9RoCeRIES:-Wiil be sold ct auction. a. -,
store. on this (sATyRDAYl morning, . large =.
'o n,1 sns Of new AND second haod furniture
ssys Calicess.. MouaIins. Merinos, e. Isrss Iot
Net Shirts and Drawers, Clothing, &c. ~
s.e R.can nc whi'ksy Clio. Br:pdS ssgsr oof
deli - ALEX So 41::s
IMPORTANT AND PRREMPTORY
LARS WORTH or DRY GOODS AZ AuUriGN-
SsSeD:d By
December TN, 81 M. and continue each day nd
evening until All l. disposed OF Sales svery day as
This stock comprises the largest asortment Of dry
goods ever in this city and consists In part q
pI sq T ana english nroad Cioshs Doe skins Oi
Han skerehiefs. gsntlemens Shswls, oader shirts.
DtsM v wSiesyes; Braces &C.
square; French. Empire and Bay states. eli wool.
long and square; Scotch piaids, Csshnere. ThItet
Y, col steilas; printed Cashmere and Lima ShawE.
DNEss GooDs-Noire Antique. black and s.ncv.
Miks. pSplins, French. Cashmere, Robes sOutl.
bprgs, Ds LANES, 9nehams. Printed Mullins, Ia.
LiSENS-Douols satin Eamask fable Cloths. ail
ans and Extra Brown Linen ClotS.p sIer. a.:
sheetings and Towsline. gentlemen's and LadisT
Linen Hdkfs. Hosiery, &c.
ing, Ribbon Bound Blankets and in fact eyerythinr
usually fund In first clAss Dry Goods Store
ATssats for ladies. and they are respectfully IN
y,ted to attend Salea At 10 A Nd and p n and p
H. do All goods warranted as rspr;ssu. sdr -.
MIGHT AUCTION.--Will be sold Il
anction. THIS EVENING, commencing a 2
O'clock, general assortment Of Watches. yeWslTy,
Stocks, Neck Hdkfs, Table Cloths. Fancy ~:
meres. and sundry other articles; 80.
N The above sale will be continusS svsrS rish<
until further notice. ALEX MOTT
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