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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-10-15
CUMBERLAND LAND FOR SALE.

EXTILL be sold to the hi hest bidde, Wednesday,
w the TENTH DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1853. If fair,
not the fair day, the Farm which reside y
ing In the county Of Cumberland, mile from Colum.
bia adjoining the lands of Elisha jackson, Wiliae Mayo
aud Others containing il9 acres, well enclosed one
balance in good of cultivation aud well adsp;
I'd the growth OF wheat and tobacco and from ts
proximity the James River Canal is very desirable
The Buildings consist oi comfortable Dwelling with
all necessary out houses in good stae Of repair il is
remarkably healthy well wstered, having two streams
running through 1t, sfording good deal dat land
abundance Of falling springs with young
chard of fruit The neichborhoodis unexcep,onable witt
churches Of the different demon nations convenient
farther description Is deemed unnecessary as pcrEoE
wishing to purchase will view for themselves.
TERMS -Onc-haf cash. the balance in and two
years. the purchaser giving bonds with npprc ved person
al security bearing interest from date, and the title
tanned until tn last pas ment Is made.
Alter the sale of the land, will ser at Public Auction
my Household and Kitchen Furniture, Farming Utensi
Stock and Crop Of every description.
Oct ll-ctds EDWARD STEGER.
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE AT CHARLOTTE
HnIfRTHQuSE


COURTHOUSE.
VXylLL be sold, at public auction, on Tuesday, No
w vember ID, 1855. the day after Charlotte Court
Day Charlotte Courthouse If the same be not disposed
of at private sale before that me the following very
valuable property: ,
Fifteen and three quarter acres OF highly improved
land on which 10 situated "Smths Tavern, with all ne
cessary out.houses and stables This Tavern House is
very large aud coumodious 10 good repair and Is sur
rounded by every convenience in the way OF outhouses
water &c that could be desired. 1t is an old stand,
widely known, and enjoys large custom. Also, two
hundred and sixy.two acres OF wood land about hall
mile from the Tavern House. and In the immediate vicinity
OF the village.
This land i, heavily wooded and 10 very vsluable, and
will sold in lots suit purchasers Also htteen acres
of highly productive land on which there 10 neat dwell
ing house with four rooms, and the necessary out.
houses pleasantly situated In the village and all in good
repair.
Charlotte Courthouse, and which this property
is ed is five miles from brakes Branch Depot on
the Richmond and Danve Railroad to which place there
is plankroad.
Itis surrounded by fertile lands and enjoys rs good II
better, society than any village In the STATE IL Ear
three large churches and fourth will soon be built
As place Of residence, II is exceedingly desirable In
every respect.
The title 70 this property is beyond question.
TKRNs-One-thrd In cash and the deferred pay mentt
well secured and bearing interest from day OF SALE ne
time at which the deferred payments fall due will be
stated AT day of sale
For further information apply TO @r. r. Lewis, wno
lives upon the property or Mr.. r. Gaines Charlotte
Courthouse WILLIAM w. HENRY,
Son, l4-ctd. For Il n. MARSHALL, Trustee.
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NOTICE.

pY virtue of a deed OF trust executed BY Ihon1r' =
ID Boyd and wife to me for the benefit OF !o
seph F. Kent, dated the 18th day Of May 1856 Sne
and Wy,he | shall on FRIDAY, November 1883, pro-
ceed sell on the premises the highest bidder Jor
cash. the following tracts Of lsnd One trset containing
tracts CT lana lie In the valley Of Wolf Creek. in Giles
county Va and distant about l2 miles from Giles
Court House.
A.c in pursuance of the provisions of the deed,
ON MONDAY the 9Th day Of November 1853, shall pro-
csed to sell the premises to the highest bidder for
within the corporate limits Of Wythevlle, Va.
Also, the 9th day of November 1883. on the pre-,
mises shall sell the tavern property, in the town OF
Wytheville Wythe county, Va, known as the "Wythe.
vile Hotel the highest bidder for cash. On this lot
there is q store house situated
Such title will be conveyed a. 10 vested In me I" truS-
tee K. G. KENT, trustee.
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By TIE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA;

.yroRN.TloN having been received by the EAecu-
~ :.D mat Charlie, Peterson, who confined in the
-, q" 'cnsr.s Civ County, under charge of having
counterfeit money knowing the same to be such
ssped from the said Jail aud is now going az large
sr do hereby offer a reward Of one hundred dol
~ .r n-r,on who shall arres, the said Charles Pc
.' s snl deliver him into the Jail of said county OF
ctsyiS. C;;y and do moreover require all ofhcers OF
G Gcnmnny,a,h civil and military, and request the
generally 10 use their best exertlons ts procure
s s-.. of the said Charles Peterson that he may be
b,ousr, justice. a ,,dsr
Given under my hand as Governor; ana unaer
>, j, VI. ess Seal of the Commonwealth, at Rich.
'' - mond, this ith day of October, lsSs. ,,.,
HENRY A. WISE.
ey the Governor: Commonwealth
cn-l.s Peterson 6ve feet eight incnes mgr
,,.- s:our hrn forehead light hair, small eyes and
:a'ne -; - Snr,nx Oct s. c3w
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.

DAN Away from tie subscriber. IN the county OF
f1surkiughan. Va. on the l2.h OF September last,
aches high black aud mas ANAL on his forehead
lie is bou; o6 gears old and sold TO my father about
lie 2ls Of July last, by Messrs Pusm Belts, OF icn
aoni Va as the property OF Elisha Asnourn' ESQ.,. oi
Nan.eu,ond county, Va.
Understand from a negro who ran of at the same
line with him. and has since been taken up In fGmrie
as Mil. told him be intended going back and taking MS
y,;e i,h him into the Dismal Swamp, where he could
maze noney enouse getting shingles to take him and me
vile % free Sra:e .
vii! rive the above rewardf taken either In or out o.
ae s..,e and delivered me- o. lodged in JAIL so that
get him. ~ nOS. q.
Ny address is Virginia Mills, buckingham county va
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FOX SALE
HDY virtue OF decree Of the Circuit Court Of Fuvanna
f6 county, pronounced on the 18th day OF pcmber
If fa, If not on the next lair day thereafter the pre-
ise. sell a. Public Aucton the Tract Of Land lying in
the said county belonging TO the estate OF the late Aaron
ReS,oe This tract contains about $50 acres is situated
on the road from Scoaville to Colum 5ia six miles from
Scovile and four from the James River and kanawha
Canal and adious the lands OF Clesveland d. s. Far
rar James Dunkun and Others portion Of this tract
(sbout 100 acres) in woods we'll mbered and 10 good
tobacco land. There framed Dwelling and out
houses the land
equal instalmeuts will be given the purchaser giving
bonds with sufficient security bearing interest from date
The title will be retained till all the purchase money "
paid. ..,., .u,.,. c,,,.
mssoners sell only under such he as 10 given BY the "a.
cree THO'S A. BLEDSOE,
AARON E. BLEDSOE,
RIO. H. POORE,
poisston
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GOVERNOR wIsE's LETTER ON DIRECT

TRADE WITH SOUIH AMEhlCA.
The press have very generally bestowed favorable
notice and praise upon Gov Wise's ssgscious, able
and patriotic letter respecting steamer from Nor
olk to Rio Jsneiro. But the New York Herald
in its comments. says:
"Steamsh,p lines do not make trade, but trade
makes siedn,sh,p lines"
That is true, and that truth Is the very pith and
point of Gov. Wiss's letter. He shows that there
ia now trade enough and more than enough, and that
there has been for long tine between Virginia and
Brazil to establish and run steam line Of fret rate
,hips.
Cannot the three cities Of Richmond, Petersburg
and Norfolk start onsl 1t is question Of deep mo
nent, that should engage the earnest and prompt st'
,enton Of our business men.
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PLANTATION ON WOLF LAKE FOR SALE

PLANTATIUN UN WUIF EHhE FUH HALE
IL very beat lands in the Yazoo valley. There were
100 Of it entirely ou-not au acre OF wns in.
jured by the high water My plantation s directly
on the main road to Silver Creek six miles from Yazoo
City 1t fronts the lake three miles and is susceptible OF
making two fifty hand plantations hnvc seven hundred
acres in cultivation and six hundred well deadened
Several hundred be put In cultivation next year
There is good dwelling house the place. good quarters
with brick chmneys, good gin sabics barn. and AL ne
cessary ouhouses and plenty Of cserns TO supply the
plantations The plantation s known by every person in
Yazoo City be the highest in the county. will sell
with the place. Corn, stock Of Cattle, Hogs sheep and
large team of oxen will take for the place $50 per
acre In six equal payments with interest from date Amy
gentleman wishing purchase would do well to cal and
see the premises There is Of the best crops now
growing on in the neghborhood both Corn and Cotton
There Il quite enough the place for eighty hands
will also sell with the plantation II the purchaser de-
sires, ONE HUNDRED AND THIRTY NEGROES
we'll accmated, and the hkelest in the state-eighy.
seren Effective hands. r. w. DURFEY,
Sept l7-wi0t fHzoo CITY,
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SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
IN THE TOWN OF DANVlLLE, AND IN THE
1nTyvTv EaNTA


4 soon as a decree of the Circuit Court OF the
county Of Pittsylvsn!a be obtaired, shall sell
publicly Ton a day hereafter to be apponted9 Twent!
Lots, in the town of Danville, and Three Tracts o
Parcels OF Land belonging to the estate OF COL Lconaf1
Claiborne, decd
The first tract lies on Dan river in Pittsylvania, near,
opposite the OF Milton, known a. the Dabney tract
and contains six hundred and nney.thrce tcies 1t '
believed that there this tract four hundred acre
of woodland probably the best in the county There Is
on It framed Dwelling House, with two rooms, used a.
an Oyerseer's House and nine Barns
The low grounds very fne and the cleared upsrH
Of great fertility. ;. :,
The second tract also Dan river three and halt
miles above Danville IL contains ak hundred and iWc
tyve acres about hundred and twenty-five OF whici
are low grounds, and between three hundred aud my
and four hundred in wood. This tract can be made
very valuable as plantation having oil the necessary
ont hnildnps and considerable car hs d'ie'
from the surplus wood be boated down stream
into Danvie.
The third tract lies Fall creek, and extends TO th
turnpike, only miles from nanvile, and contair'
nearly three hundred acres principally IN wood. Tn
tract will be divided into wood lots fronting the turn
pike.
Persons wishing to purchase such property as tht'
above described invited to it. and any commuE
cation addressed for particulars will be promptly
answered
My address is Scottsburg, Halifax, Va.
DAVID A. CLAIBORNE.
ruitb the u,iI xed of the o
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WIN. J. ROBERTSON.

OST.-Lost mslsid on or about the LIST Of
IL March last Certificate of Stock of the Virginia Cen.
trail Railroad No 299 dated Goth November 1851 i"ued
to Dr. n H. Crawford Of Louisa county, for ten shares OF
stock of said Railroad Any information leading TO its
warded In the meantime, application will be made TO
the Board of Directors of the said Virginia Central Kali
road Company at their next regular meeang ror re-
newa of the same. w. J. WALphoF
Sept 2s-cw2m Attorney for Dr.. N. H. Crawford.
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VALUABLE JAMES RIVER LAND,

AZ the goth day of October 1858 shall efer tor sale
to the highest bidder that Valuable Trac, of Lant
in James City Comfy, called the Main" Nate the pro
perty Of John Coke. ESQ., This Farm contains 6nt
of the best James River red and-35 cleared
This land Is equal to any in the State for Wheat Corn
Oats &c Its location Is beautiful, AMI 1t has every ad
vantage that could be desired. The buildings the
land are Dwelling House. with eight rooms and the ne
cessary out. houses, barns stables &c.
The purchaser will he required to pay in cash $4,000
the balance the expiration Of one year.
Possession will be given on the ls day of January next
with the privilege, In the meantime. of seeding wheat
Oct 6-ctds WILMER A. JONES.
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Washington, lIth October, 1888.
LATER FROM UTAH-THE KANSAS GOLD
MINES

sr. LOUIS, Got. ll.-Leavenworth advices OF the
9th state that COL Chapman and Lieut.. Burns, OF the
Sin infantry Capt. Newton and Lieut.. Began, Of the
engineers and Lieut.. Villsspogel of the drsgoons had
arrived from Utah.
The weather was plesssnt on the plains, and the
contractors trains get along we'll.
The Pixies Peak excitement was abatipg, n.ihough
numbers of emigrants continued to arrive 8. Lsayen.
worth and Kansas city.
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WESTERN HOTEL, FINCAsTLE, va.

TIlN HoteI Is cue OF the most pleasantly htuatsd
houses in the Valley of Virginis, and is now ready
reception Of vsiters who may wish TO spend their
nes IN the mountains. Persons going to and from the
"il lind this delightful retreat for several days
ss Of fincaste, and parties will ind this deghrsul
,.oss walk, or can be furnished with comfortable
u, istees TO aud from the Spring. The proprietor
10 saying that no house in Virginia. can furnish
accommodations than this, situated a. 10, In
plenty and surrounded by scenery of the most
f.Unis. @'' ao'fos' tne anoerHsned at finca''ie'
may lief = ,,oYr
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By order Of the President and Directors.
Ssnr sIc4w wM P. MUNFORD, Secs
$3.50 REWARD.

T1sCAPED from Dam No. 2, on North River Canal. on
;hs eieh; h;s6sd 81 ;hN ALEX Bkook>
and WIN NELSON. The above reward will be paid for
sir delivery in is city, or the works North River
>. $50 for either "f them
1ohn Vaentinc's age is 80. Hegh; FIVE feet five and
alf inches small lett wrist and second lore hngel
oai on right hand split color dark yellow, and was sent
% :he reni,en,isIy from Petersburg.
Alex Brooks age is 81 years. Height FIVE feet four
,ches color black stout and heavy set and Has sent TO
.3e peniten,iary from Caroline county.
Win Nelson's age ia "a years Height five feet hve and
Quarter inches color yellow small scar on the tore
ed a1i the Penentiary from Fincastie In
3o,etourt county.
Br order oi the President OF the James River and ka'
lawns Company. WM. T. MCNrohor See'S'
p,-Lno,d aucust 2l: ls5S-2aw2m
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snce, had r-so.ved commencing operations agaiGs
the Indians Immediately. with 3OU mounted riff men
aid infantry. II wss thought that pro;racied con
est wuuld follow. Ii is said these Indiana number
shout 2,OOO warriors. They are defiant. tor when
McLane's party drew their they laughed in their
recuar fashion
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A VERY VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.

A VERY VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE
HDY authority of the last will and testament OF Peter
ID T. Spratley, decd, will sell at Public Auction, at
Surry Courthouse, on MONDAY. the TWENIf;sE,
the Tract of Land which the said r l. sprasiey re-
.ided at tie time Of his DEATH containing acres
about ak miles from the Courthouse wing on ootn sues
of Cypress swamp and adjoining the lands OF l. '" NJ.
So, atley and others There about 500 acres
the balance In woods OF original growth and old hed and
sbon, 100 acre, yery heavily mbered The buildings
In good ORDER the dwelling house contains SIX rooms ana
passage; good framed quarters good stables; barns,
ciderhouse and all necessary houses suHaoie ior
purposes; well of excellent water in the ysfd; ana TWO
win apply Mr. T. W. NJ. spratley, on the iarn adoin
ing who will take pleasure in showing them the iand &C
TrRms-a credit OF twelve, eighteen and twenty.iour
months will be given the purchaser, Tor oonos win ap
proved security, carrying interest W IRON sSRsrlEy paIs
Octe-cwtds Exol of Peter T. Spratley, dec d.
whg requested to copy
VIRGINIA:-At Rules holden in the Clerks Once
of Chesterfield County Court from the ath to the oth
day Of October, less. inclusive:
Pleasant Bowie, Pluntu,
Against In an
Thomas Justs and James l.. Justis, Mer. a,,schment
chants and partners, trading under the firm
and STYLE OF Jssds q Brother, Defendants.
The object Of this suit 10 to OF the
the sum of 1el 81 cent?, with interest from the Nth OF
September 1855 TIL paid and to attach In the hands o
the Glover Hill Coal and Iron Mining Company slave,
he property of the said defendants named Noses TO pay
the sad debt: and affidavit having been made that the
s.id defendants are residents Of this
il 10 ordered that the said defendants appear within one
month after due publication of this order to do what
order be published week tor four successive week
In The Richmond Enquirer, newspaper puoiished In the
cay S.s q Gs@a" e.sa%0n'- sILAs cHEATHAN, C.
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4 .oihS, CASsIMERES AND yESTINGs-
urge lot Of Coths. Cashmere and Vestings just
Wa which we otter for sale BY the yard, or we will
.es made to order BY good Tsilors, at very low
H.S among the sbove| lot may be found side stripe
= Sc. su'n. CH1LES CHERERY
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rFICE OF
JAoIEs RIvr h AND kANAWHA co, 7


TIME Twentyfour:h Annual Meeting OF the Stock
holders OF the James River and kanswha Company
Will 5e held al the Companys OAce In this city, on Mon
d,y the 25ta OF Oct, Der next.
APPOINTMENT OF PROXY.
yxor ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS: That we, the
g.ns,.5s Company, do hereby constitute and sppon;
our true and lawful Attorney and Proxy, te
--.seu escu OF US in ali General Meetings OF the STOCK
5:er. If .ai Company held within six uunths from and
hereof when we are no, personally present or re-
presented some other Proxy with full power and auiho
y such General Meetings 10 give such vote or votes
and 20 DO such o,hrr acts as each ot US coua e'
or Do as me,tcr the said meetings. II We were per
soraiiy present, ana 20 hereby ratiiy and confirm
vbs,cr vote or act or aes,!oa sai Attorney
NAV lawfully give or do Tor u.s. in pursuance OF the
.u;nor,y hereby conferred upon him.
Witness our hands ard seals, this --- day OF -
JUG Ts.,s -, fsEAL.
-, tsEAL.
-, SEAL.
By order of the President and Directors
Sept 25-c4w NM 7, MoNroNp oee >
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We are authorised, by Richard N. Thwestt. Esq.,
to state that he will be candidate for reel.c;ion 70
The mex, House of Delegates, from the county OK
Chests,deld
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SAVINGS INSTITUTION OF RICHMOND.

F.aIINt'S INSTITUTION UF hIChWONU.
>-'fiCE At TEE STORE OF CHRISTIAN e. LATH-
ROP, No. 90, MAIN STREET,
~ HERE deposites will be received on which an In
w .erest Of per cent. will be paid on all sun
Sang depos!te six months or longer. and five Per
f:.,. Tor shorter period.
dissatisfaction has been in existence thrty-one yesrs
~ loaned millions of dollars; has suspended
@ Gas never lost dollar or failed TO pay any certh
! %e when due. JNO. THOMP SON, President,
WIN. H. CHRISTIAN, Cashier.
..ne 22-cl2mos JAMES r. GARDNER, Secretary.
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SOUTHERN PROTECTION INSURANCE
COMPANY,


cAe-.e-.d 5y The Lesi,Ia.mre 9f his Sta:e in 1854.
CAPITAL OVER 100000.
TEynlS Company offers may advantage. By insurance
Il with or wi,hou, premium note The applicant may
pay the whole premium in cash for one or TWO years;
ior tee latte. term ne oneeighth OF the amount
charged on annual policies. Or by giving premium
uoe ne becomes a member of the company, and has a
In ,s resu alton besides saving nearly one:hah the
amount ordinarily charged by Insurance Companies.
Differences in the settlement Of losses under our bye
avs are refsrabc 10 arbitration.
DIRECTORS.
Il. W THOMAS. Fairfax, CHnIsrn NEALE, Alex'dria,
H srAsLER' Alexandria, R. +. LEsrBl Petersburg,
~ n TrxyER' King VIM s. T. STUART, Fairfax,
Rosrsrso, Aex'ria P D lIpscoAB, Pr.Williarn,
" y Missy S1LAs BIoLow, Appomattox,
7 HARPER. r. Il. CARTER rauquiel,
Es4ycsTrs A. X. BLAKET, Madison.
Nv fyom,,. President; w. D. MASSEY, Trsasr,
T.B popERrsoy. Y Prest; E SANosTER, Secretary.
JAMES T. CLOSE, Actuary and Gen. Agent
ir'r 6
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BALTIMORE, Ocr l3.-FIour 10 heavy sales
Ohio at IS 81; other brand, are nominal. Whest Ia
6tm 'sies On req .. ~, Of vhits a. 7s.sIc. yellow
85c Provisions are hrm.
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AUCTION SALES.
VALUABLE TRACTS OF LAND IN
PRINCE EDWARD AND CHARLOTTE.


PRINCE EDWARD AND CHARLOTTE
In pursuance OF the decree Of the Circuit Court o;
u Prince Edward county. made at the august term
1853 in the suit Of Watson et al vs.. Watson. sc, we
shall as commissioners appointed by said for the
purpose sell the highest bidder public auction, on
premises Wednesday the 9th day of October next,
that well known Tract of Land belonging to John Wat
son. dec d. lying In Prince Edward county, adjoining the
lands of Capt Z J. smh, Mrs. Watkins. Dabney Nor.
vel John booker and Mrs. Cox; contains about l,ooo
acres 10 be surveyedD very convenient 10 the R"road
about two miles from Meherrn Depot, Richmond and
Danve Railroad improvements consist o IN excellent
story brick building house barns and necessary
out-buildngs. large proportion OF Mo- TIMBER land,
very convenient to sawnl; good spring ana running
waters In every field. Some excellent nat anu plant ano
By virtue of said decree. shall proceed 10 sell, on
Wednesday the 18th OF Octsber next on the premises,
at public auction the Tract of Land lying in the county
of Charlotte of which John Watson cied possessed ad
Joining Thomas Lee and Others convenient to brakes
Branch Depot large proportion of timber land cose to
saw MILL contains about sO0 acres TO bc surveyed
Persons desrous of purchasing real este have rare OPP
portunes and invited TO view said lands before day
Either of the undersigned will take pleasure In
showing these We will sell oil together or divide,
may suit purchasers.
Terms liberal, and made known on the day Of sale.
FRANK D. REDD,
DAVID LEE,
Sept 2-ctds Commissioners.
~ gPOSTPONEMEHT.-The sa!e Of the Home Tract
of John Watson advertised above, will positively come
off WEDNESDAY, the Goth Gf October, regardless OF
weather. FRANK D. REDD. comm,r,
Octl2-tds DAVID LEE,
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NEW YORK, Der. l3-Flour l. lower; sales OF
.,o unchanged. Wheat Is dull, and buyers densnd
r.duc.ion. Corn il buoyanI sa.ss Of mixed 40
.72,. s,ooks are heavy Virginia 6'isSi
Cotton 10 lower; saIes at III csata Tor Dpl-ndj
Mddling Sales Of 2,OoO bales OF other grades at
unchanged prices.
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..A,sonSE BARxspALE G. H. BARKsDALE,
Late Of Charlotte of Richmond
C. II BARKspALE, late Of Fcrmrilte
BARKSDALE s. BROTHERS.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS. RICHMOND, VA.
OFFICE NEAR SHocKoR WAREHOUSE.
4 lBERAL ADVANCES made on Consignments In
4 liz hsnd Jan 5-cts
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Ricl)non0 C1rq1lirfr.
FRIDAY ,lOKNING, OCTORER l5.

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BY RITCHlE, DuNNAvAST, TYLER Al WISE.