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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-12
GRAND TRUNK RAILROAD

GRAND TRUNK RAILROAD
OF CANADA
"A DELIGHTFUL AND ROMANTIC RoUTY-rr
FROM THsw EsS TO
boston. New York nad the Eastern Sensss.
Via the Michigan Central Great Western, Ood.ns-
tnfgh amt tfrmont Central and
Grand frank RniIrsnd Of Canada.
Passengers by this route have IN Opportunity or
Visiting com" ~ III" granfe-t and most wonderful
scenery IN the world, including 7ironfo Niagara
F1ils S"si. ensiop Brid0e, No Thousand Islands.
Hdpids ~ The 80 Lo,orey,, tpu45Hc Mogsr.eI
White Mountains. Me 1ubuia, Hyidge tn.ariy .
miies IN ienGftl, Lnte ,hani PLAIN. FaHs o. Mont
ntorendi, Hudson Errr. ~ ekc
On and after MAJ 1859. bagaag. lin be- Checked
through from Chicago
The Mammoth Steamship
DEv1ATg HAN.
or. "a 5OD Ioss, .sp 700 rsrr loNa
II uhder OontTar 10 this company for or more
srivst Portland this year. Tourists return tickets
from C'c'go g. the cniefowns IA rope will shot
~ d. hsued. Tichcts from Chicago for all minis
Vast, also for III. Lcvia han, or f.r the n q as
Co.'S ships be obtained at the uc. Of the Grand
Trunk Railroad, No. 3G Dearborn street: Chicago.
ENHANCE ON kURops.-8 ght Drafts l.srton
At five dciiarspY pound sterling, may BE- pr,cnred
at the ofics Of the Grand Trunk Railroad In Chi.
cago.
wARRACK,
Agent of Or. Trunk n u Co. Of Canada.
Apri S6itf-CHs
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-12
REMOVALS.
Removal.

Removal.
UIE have removed our STOCK Of Clothing, Cloths.
" Oassimerrs Furnishing Gccds &C., 70 our new
and spacious store IN
METR OPOLIfAN RLOCK
And are now to sho~ them to our old friends
and customers. and many rs choose u IA
voF Us. We leave this week for New York and Bos.
ton, where W viii purchase and bring 70 this city
the richest and most fashionable stock for the Spring
and Summer Trade, ever offered In this market, At
Wholesale and hstsil. Prompted by our tuccess the
past year, we feel arrured that First Class Cothog
and Tailoring Esfablishment Is much needed and We
take 1t upon ourselves 70 open such one trusting
to our manv friends for its support. We 90 business
strictly on the one prce principle, and warrant every
article. iyeb25-dtfl r. n PARKS A 90
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-12

II: +. MITCHELL, Agent,
RoY the following we'll known Companies:
PEORIA MARINE ERE INSURANCE co.,
or PEORIA ILL.,,
Capital, SOC, 900.
PyIcE IN Nichols New Dlock On Brady and r.
nd s4r~eta. ocsldN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-03
By A. D. Williams, Auct. : -.
TRUSTEES SALE OFAH USE AMI

= LOT ON l7rH OR VALLEY STREET. AT
AUCTION.-B virtue Of two several deeds of trusf
executed by Sunderland to the subscriber
a. trustee, the first da1ed Sd August 1855 the other
dated 18th October. 1857 aud both daily recorded In
Richmond Hastings Court once, beins thereto re-
aussted shall cell. on WEDNESDAY, Sd ov. lSss.
u, upon the premises. the property convey ed by
said deeds. being framed House and Lot, situated
the grocery store Of William Haynes, fronting 23E
mill canal. ~ ' '.s .S'~
Enough in cash 10 deftay the expsuses a.
tenoipg the creation and execution Of the nd ,Tut
ana TO pay on the debts secured thereby. amount
chase money. upon such terms as VIII be made
known at the sale.
The title is believed to be good but selling A
trustee. shall convey with special warranty only.
ANDREW JINKINS, Trustee
Sale conducted by A WILLIAMS Auct = 90 q
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By e. B. Cook, Auct.
4 UCTION SALE OF OSBORNE,S MA

A UCTION SALE OF OSBORNE'S Ma
- TIONAL PICTURE GALLERY.-Havine M.
ted new and beautiful Gallery of Art corr er Of
10Th and Main reefs, shall sell everything In the
Old gallery. opposite Exchange Bank. on WEDNES-
pAf the 30 day OF November, 1855 consisting Of
TABLES, CHAINS, s.-r5.s.8 ts-..et4kg-f a..
SOFAS, STANDS, as. nav. ,.. 4 .-,se.t /. "a
CARPETS, MATS L. % ,s $50
LIPE -lZE PORTRAITS - 4"
SMALL kosEwc Cd FRAMES
ONE LARGE CIR FRAME MIRROR. COST $40.
ONE LARGE Stove AND PIPE,
SEVERAL SHOW CAsss,
IN CLOTH LEAD PIPE
GAS FIXTURES. WINDOW CURTAINS WITH Gnr
CoRNICR. sc .1 w OSHukEk
kA-Sale to commence at 10 o'clock
~ II. B. Cook, Auctioneer "a sea NO 2-us
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DAVID BURR.
&C 22-td GEO WHITFIELD. trustees.
NOTICE. have for sale. in the conn

NOTICE.-I have for sale, in the coun
~ ty of Campbell, immediately at the Concord
depot, South-Side Railroad. 10 miles from Ly nch.
burg and 10 miles from Campbell Court House. q
beautiful Residence, lately erected The Dwelling
House has a convenient and comfortable rooms
with an excellent we'll Of water In the yard also
new Stable and Carriage House, and other neces
srry out-houses. all new. There 10 Q new School
House framedl on the premises, some hundred
yards from the dwelling. and In which Is now kept
temae school the neighborho ID being thickiy
settled and respectable, the same can be had for
years to come. There is attached to the premises
oacres OF Land In its original growth except ben
other information can be had by reference to Thos
at Concord
If not sold privately, the above property will be-
disposed OF at public auction, on THURSDAY the
10Th OF November, 1858, On the p remises.
no 3-Tu&Fd&cwlds BURKS & FITCH
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~ SECOND SUPPLY OF
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS.

have lie ceived. and will open this morning, a
fr ssh and mag uiticrnt assortment OF
LADIE-' DRESS GOODS
embracing all the newest designs. Also, splendid
irHS. CAssIMEREs AND vEsTINGs,
Of every grade and color. beautiful line OF
Tgrei-, Sal tiuets, Angola Cassimeres aud ne Ken
tucsT Jeans I'll table for BoJs' " ear; Fiae Bed
Grin Blankets; afro, large st ok Of Servants do
II heavy SOCK of segro Clothing, of every quail ~;
si0ac with q general s;ok of every species Of Do
mestio coos III Of shich have been purchased
Ia NV York within few days past, tine III, ST
favorsle terms. 400 Will be sold cheap for CASH or
prDmptp-yi7s custamers
A call il resp ctfuly solicited of ali who want
cheap ard good Goods All ask, come and ard
nudge Ter yourselves, and L will guarantee to
plesse st No. 20 Main street.
&C 33-2m JSO Ia SMITHER,
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H22E The subscriber has on hand, at his Coach
Making Establishmsnt on Lombard Alley, between
Main and Cary, 18th and 18th streets near the Co
lumbian Hotel, COACHES, CHAR10TEES, BA-
R0UQHRs. RUGaIEs. with and without tops. and
and workmanship all of which will be sold as low a.
good work of the kind can be in the city Of Rich.
nond, and respectfully ask call from those in
termined to make to order and sell at the lowest
prices possible and all work sold, that is new war
ranted. MICAJAH MAN0UM
fa lR-om
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TOILETTE AND FANCY ARTICLES
together With Fine sxGARh, Chewing ana smok-
inx TOBACCO, superior WINES and BRANDY, Sc
ted expressly for sdcinal purposes is at this
from all who NAY be IN want Of articles in his line,
with the assurance that he and viii give salts
lac hon in every pHrtjcDlar.
POLLAkDs'S RHEUAAT TIC LINLNENT claims
the attention OF the afflicted. This article never
Tails to give reiet IN any CASE when properly used
and no family shoDla be without il
PHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS have my spe-
clal attention, and are prepared from nothing but
tnepurest NJ eQlClnes. u
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TRUSTEES SALE OF LARGE AND
y XALuARLE TQRANCQ EACrnRY AM rIx

Sryvp "a
rUEEs.-As trustees in deed Of trust from Mr.
b pickinson, dated the 9th day Of February, 1858
ana OF record in the Clerks office Of the Hustinga
Court OF the city Of Richmond shall proceed TO
s ss punllc auction. on the premises, on FRIDAY
tne I'm day Of November. 1855 at l O'clock r. M
H. als gig not, on the next fair day thereafer) Of
me eame hour and place, the Real Estate CONVEYED
II said Feed. viz The Lot Of GROUND in the city Of
fn,0om9nd. with the large Tobacco Factory thereon
Formerly occupied by Mr. H Dickinson and now
occupied ~ Mr. Dickinson situated near the
pansiiie Railroad Depot. between 18th and 18th cts
oeng the same lot Of ground convey ed BY the eye,
eutors OF Thos Rutherford. decd. 70 Mr. Il Dick.
lnson, by deed. dated Oct. aOsh. 1852
And as Trustees In the came deed of trust w..
shal also proceed to sell at public auction on Mon
DAY the 9th day Of December, 1853 on the aid
premises, at 10 O'Clock, 4 N. "ail the fxtures i'm.
glements. machinery and tools. and other things
in the mat afactu . Of tobacco"
TERMS OF SAILS the Lot and Factsry, one
fourth cash; balance on Q credit of eolr eight ard
twelve months, interest added. For the Fixture.
&c, on credit of four months Possession Of the
real estate to be given on the LIST day Of January
1859, Ct the other property. on the day of sale.
o,-.a d DAvIp BURR, Tru,tee.
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nIoSOLUTlON OF PAKTNERSHIP

- The partnership heretofore existing under the
mutual consent ALI parties having claims against
The late firm, will immediately prese ( tn IN for
liquidation; and All parties indebted will please pay
co., business either partner will sign for the firm
The subscr ibers take great pleasure in Jointly re-
turning their sincere thanks to their numerous Gus
toners for the very liberal patronage they have re-
ceived since going into the Bottling business.
SMASON,
EDW'D MCADAM
N. B -Ir consequence of the approaching season,
and wishing to extend my old established soap ana
Jande business, 1 find cannot spare time suffi-
Gent to devote to both factories. have therefore,
sold ont my interest in the Bottling establishment
to g. MASON. my late partner. take great plea-
sure in recommending him to my friends and the
public generally gentleman worthy of the ut
most confidence and encouragement.
MrA
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By Larus u shine, Aucts. :,

SPLENDID 0 X OF ENGLISH,
- GERMAN AND AMERICAN GOODS, AT AUG
TON We will commence TO sell ct public auciio
THIS EVENING, at 7 eclock the abandonment and
largest stock Of Staple nglish. German and Ameri
can Goods, suitable for the city and country trade
Country merchants would find il TO their aAvansugc
to attend our sales. where they have opp 5rtuRi
rety Of sseable articles not to be found in Auy 9th
or establishment in this city. Alto, q superior in
voice OF Gold Watches and Iewelry, Guns Pistols,
sortpent Of Housekeeping Gooss. HFs-i 9
Sale positive, and will commence at IN O'Clock
each evening, until further notice, at No. "A Main
street. LAkUS d SHINE. =.
Sc az Auofs
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ssle conducted By GoDDrs 1: ApPTasos. Anct.
VALUABLE PRIVATE DWRLLINas

AND VACANT LOT ON CHURcH NH. az
TIE SOUTH SIDE OF GRACE. BETWEEN Sr IN
VIII Vim ~ xss sS sIREErs HoR SALE. At AUrTiON.
~ , "e soia an UssOAY next. the 4fh Novem-
TIE two excellent Brick Tenements located ne sbsysi
one OF vnicn 70 now in the occupancy Of Mrs Hoep-
ot 70 the south having front of about IS 1eet AVID
depth cf about $50 feet. The location OF the shova
vie~ CT James River and surrounding country.
TERMS -One-fourth cash; balance ct O. " and IA
months for negotiable notes interest added secured
~ trust deed GODDIN ApPERSON, =
&C 70 Auctiore...
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SECOND SUPPLYING are receiving

~ our second supply of
RICH, FANCY AND STAPLE GOODS.
unlso makes cur as.ortment complete In every de-
parfmsnt. We would name
Beautiful Velvet Cloaks
Do Black and CoIored Cloth CloAks
Mich Stella and Worsted Shawis
keh Velvet Fisunced Silk Robes
Rich Double Skirt do do
Rich Bsyadere and Striped Sill, in variety
Meuselaines; Robe Leg
Embroideries in Muslin and Lace Sets-nsw
styles and very beautiful
ALSO,
10 bales Negro Blankets
cases Bed do, 94tol44
Heavy Sa.inets and Pulled Cloths
kerseys. Linseys and Flannels, an immense
stock
All OF which will be offered at such prices As will
insure GALES. CHkIsTIAN LATHROP
&C 20 ~ Main ct.
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MANUFACTURERS
o7E< NEW CARRIAGE AMI HxR.

A2E$E NESS REPOSIT0RY.-The subscriber
having been for number of years engaged in
Coach Making, offers to those in this section who
may wish to purchase, variety of light and sub
&c. All work warranted made Of good and durable
material Persons wishing to purchase are respect
fully invited to give call and examine. Induce
ments will be offered to their advantage both as to
price and guarantee of the faithful performance Of
the work. n PULLEN
&C lily Wall, st, near st Charles Hotel
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~ II IL ~. taAAl ~ 90 DA.As sstlA AuUul-
wv ders, hhds bffasts; % bbis small new Hans,
~ bt,is NV Leaf Lard: 100 bbls no Msckersl: ~
who = baif and ar bbis No Msckerei; 100 kits No
1 Haes srei, t0l good cattng Oheess; ~ pack aget
choice q sshen Butter: l0O Keys cheap Butter Tor
sals by THOe JONES 90.
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BY l. & G. B. Davenport.

GROCERIES, sc, AT AUCTION
NJ On THURSDAY 4th November, we will sell j,
at 10 O'Clock, at auction store an assortment of
GR0CEkIES. viz:
500 bbls CIusned and Coffee Sugars
$40 btls Molasses Syrup
$50 bags Laguayra Coffee
$40 sides Sole Leather
$40 boxes Gap and Candles
50 half chests Tea
leO bbls N L Rum
73s do Old Rye. Bourbon and Esctined Whis-
key
Dcasks pure imported French Brandy
50 quarter casks sherry and Port Wines
100 bbs Tanners OIL
Tobacco, Cigars. nc, &c.
TERMs-Under 500 cash; 500 and ever, months
credit for approved paper.
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NEW AND >,so,r

NEW AND HANDSOME
GOODS.
We are now receiving from New York. our second
supply Of new. handsome and desirable GOODS, for
FALL AND WINTER TRADB
We invite examination from all purchasers. We
are prepared TO show large and desirable stock OF
DRESS GOODS
In sI the newest and most desirable styles We
sILKS-Ro.e Alez
Double Skirts
Alez Striped
tisuf.r be. adore Plaid
Black MORE Antique. cheaper IL an ev
er before offered
auper Printed Cashmeres and Mouselaines
MIussls'ne ohes Ale8
Printed Merinoes
Yer. auuIui small figured Merinoes. for chill
An IN and cheap English Mouselaines
Plain, Plaid and striped PoIlins
Plaid Vaieucias, French Merinoes
Baysdsre hair French Bszes
lHsin Mouselaines, &c, &c.
In Mourning Goods. We have Bombszines. Alps-
cas-. raraiso, Mousslains. Merinoes, Grapes, Black
Our Cioaks in Velvet and Cloth, are rom the GEL
cbrsted establishment Ct Brodie. in New York hch
10 SUN guarantee of their elegance and fash
ion. Tais department is kept constantly full by
frequent arrivals
In shswls we can show Square and Mantilla Stella.
new and handsome
We have large and handsome stock Of
Worked Collars and Sleeves, in sets
Worke ed Collars, in Muslin ant Cambria
Sun Iare Sets and Collars separate
Msrsailles Linen and Cambria Sets
Muslin and Lace Caps
Ii J-lvry every variety
Cloves and Gaunetts, of all kinds.
In Cloths Cassimeres aud Vestings we have q su-
pc % stock: which we will sell by the yard. or have
,de to order, by fashionable taiiors at very low
Or reg We are prepared TO have all les of wor k
made IN. from a cheap business suit to the finest
dress coat
WeAtAu nave probably, the best stock of Ser
van = Clothing to be found in this market, .ay
"a and "a Pulled Cloths
Cassinets Sleeps G reys, Ktrseys. Linseys
Georgia plaids, &c
Blankets Flsnneis brown and blesched Cottons
irish En-us. Table Damask, T~Wels
Napkins Table Covers, &c
In short, mean to Keep everything usually
fo1ut in first class Dry Goods store bnying
G rads eften always able to show all the nov
ell Cll1LES Il CHRSEkY.
&C I9--dlm Corner 9th and Broad ats.
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By Z. B. Cook, Auct.
OTOCK OF DRY GUUDS, SATINETS,

MUM Vt I'M UOVUO, OA11NEIo,
~ &c, AT AUCTI0N-The subscriber intending
to chan his present business will SELL his store
on Market Bridge. No IS Main street, on MONDAY,
Sth at 10 O'clock the balance of his stock
OF Dry Goods, Satinets. &c. comprising general
and varied assortment Of fresh and seasonabie
goods well worth the attention of the trade.
At the same time will be sold large SHOW Cases,
set of Store Stools large Store Stove in first rate
order.
TERxs.-All sums under $50, cash: over $50. and
uader 500, months; over 500, six months credit
for approved endorsed negotiable paper.
HENkY BROWN.
Sale conducted by K B Cook. Auct,
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IL OPENING or FASHION, NNn
Y BE s M,ILIIsERF u Mrs J pEMEL ~

and 18TH streets. rHJS DAT the latsss.eS
paris sts les. with rich assortment Of Fair and VIM
frenehlFlowers and Ribhrps q and great nauY more
as.Icles 700 nnue,ous TO mention. Citizens and
trsngere visiting the Far will please call ana ex
anime cur well selected assortment
All the Goods will be- sold at remarkably low
prices. Bonnets Bleacbed and Trimmed Il the
shortest notice, and very cheap for cash
&C l6-lmt MRS DEMELMAN
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RE-
r the
b tho
vic-s
War.
"a. of
and
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FAMILY GROCERIES, WINES AND
L LIQUORS. AT REDUCED PRtCEs.-The sub
sctiber IL now In receipt Of choice assortment of
Green and Black Teas. Coffee Sugars. Bacon Hams
Butter, Lard, Molssses and Family Groceries ger g
rally. Also, some nne old Port. Sherry and Madeira
Wines Brandies, Whistles, &C.. by the bottle or
gallon. which he will sell ct the lowest price,.
JP KAVENAGH,
New Family Grocery and Liquor Store.
oc 40 Franklin, bet. Wall and 18th SITS.
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sHIPPIN0.

IL NOTICE.-CHANGE OF
IA Rs-The steamers GLEN
COVE aud CURTIS PECK will leave the wharf st
for Portsmouth and Norfolk 1t 81 O'Clock. precise
", and return each alternate day touching az an
the regular landings on the river. going aud re-
turning ocW X o HAsKINS
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Ho! FOR NO. 40,

NEARLY OPPOSITE ST CHAS HOTEL
A. ne sr' sts-t bargain IN wfappiuys for Iadie.
""ses ana Ch.dren. at prices tn dsfv com etition
o'nnets; Flowers Rcches; Gaps: Wrs aths; Cnif
I.nrs% Head Dresses Head Pins A. Millinery
city ~ Observation-Disclosures ~ IVY
extension. Hontton. Princes Royal, Solid and
All kinds of Hoop and Quilted skirts
smofodertes 10 great variety and exceedingly low:
urtmmngH, Fringes and Buttons In endless veriety;
I Iooieh oares. Caps and Hoods for infants; Beads
90, and general a ,sortsient OF NouSns Ali ask
- CAN, aud the goods will be found equal 10 any
sno superior to many. with lower prices.
~ Remember. at No. ~ Main street
&c u GEOR0E JlCoBs
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A0CxAOxs oAl1ksA.
N571RE Dan
By. Geddin q Apperson. !.
T'RuSTEE'S SALE or vALUABrR

nCnTEE cAbH u vAEUHBEE
co.I HAEA 4 n ,sco s, ACsEs II R3wHATAN
o. the provisions Of trust deed dated zlsh tAbrua
e 1855 executed By Mr. 9. D. whitile end osIsrs 10
tne :nbScrieer, and dolly recorded IN PUwbafsn
ton, on tbs premises, on SATURDAY, the Ism dsy
e. No.smosr ,sss q 2 o'clock. N the frsct 81
county Of Powhatan about two miles north ~ ,hs
Court Houss. contsining about lno0 acres and now
n me eeenpency OF MT J. y. MAYO, and being the
s e winch Vas purchased by the said Whitfls Of
MT. Inos - Sunfsrd. The land d said tn be in An
condition. and the buildings thereon are
Plat Of the laud will be xt1bited nj IN. hou, ~
sale ana 1t viii be cold entire or divided tnf Two
OF ihres parcels. - may be deemed best
TBAMs :-0ne-fourth cash balsnce Il q. "a and "a
months for bonds bearing interest," 1.-THE same 70 be
psld naif Eeariy) secured By trust deed. TIE
U as 1898 g be paid By the purchaser.
The title IL believed 10 be perfect but the subacr;
Der VIII convey with the usual special warranty.
W. 90DOIN, Trustee
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BDUcA1Ion.

HENRY V0N-GRONIN0, Teacher Of
-. - the French, German. Portuguese and spsuish
50 Residence on Clay street. between 7th and
-, e.fcrtss &C SD-fun
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DVDDEhr! unbEhs Just 20 hand
n a large lot Of Gum 0vershoes of the very best
a""h''' s'' '"'' MARCUS HARRIS,
noyl lS3 Broad street,
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E,OR EALE--To remain in or near the
r city, one very likely NEG 20 WOMAN. ~ years
I'D. an excellent washer ana ironer, aud very
neat house servant Apply to
pe "
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ret.
nth
80 Of
D. " Q
able.
Co.
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By Alexander Mott, Auct.
DRY GODS, CLOTHING, SHOES, &ol

DRY GODS, CLOTHING, SHOES, SCI
DWill be sold az auction, at my store on THURS:
large assortment Of Dry Goods, direct from New
York, consisting in art as follows:
Black and fancy colored Cassimeres, Tweed Cash.
msres and sattinets, Cotton and Worsted Hosiery,
large stock; suspenders. Gloves, Shirt Collars &C;
90 doEea oolen Shirts and Drawers. Linen Thread.
CLOTHING A general assortment of Clothing
sH0GS-Fiye cases mems and boys Shoes one
RIWARE~Pocket Knives, Scissors. Knives
and Forks Patent Balances, Locks shoysis. &C.
T SHALL OFFER FOR SALE, OH TUES
DAY. November 9th, my FARM. called "Esta-
zine Greek, containing upwards Of $50 acres seven
teen miles from Petersburg, five miles from South
RIVER Which s for b boats from
The Farm has upon it every house necessary for
its use plain dwelling six CT seven tobacco barns
one-balf of =" kstsnola" lis open and in cultivation
divided into four fields. 1t ia Of the best wheat
ana a 3 I cI asre are up
acres ditched and well drained, free FROM water.
There is gr a: deal of fine tobacco plant land. ana
was never known TO fail IN rasing an abundance Of
plants, which il = very msterial Iact in connection
with the making OF q tobacco crop. /" Estanola" is
will be a crcp OF wheat, (se-ded,) which the pur
chaser will nave with the Farm.
At the same time aAd place. will sell all the Corn,
Plantation Tools Wagons; Carts; S pairs Oxen;
Mules; Cattle; Sheep; Hoge, and Colts.
Terms hberal-l, 2 and years credit for the
plantatien, interest added
oc 26-3taw2w JNO TlLMAN FOsTOR
NOTICE-TRUSTEE 3 SALE Of VA
~ MACHINE cry, SITUATED IN THE
COUNTY OF CHEZ TERRI cid As trustee In .
certain deco of trust from William A. Eastman, de-
ted april LIST 1883. and duly recorded in the CLERKS
Office Of The County Court OF Chesterfield shall
proceed acGordiog to the pr9yiSns q said deed to
instant, one AXE HELVE AND SPOKE LATHE,
named iu said d ed, and situated at Messrs. d NJ.
Leftwich Co y saw Mill. IA Mils from Richmond.
aud "a miles from Ceai Field Station. on the Rich
ns0nd aud panvile Railroad. and one mile from
James s.iver, at which place the sale will take place
In the manner above stated.
Ths machine can b. seen until the day of sale.
Amy person Wishing fur Their information concern
ing said machinery, will please call on MI. Il. N.
Left~ich, corner Of It'll and Franklin street. or my
self at Iupman Hults, ITO Main st
CHAhLEs BLANKENSHIP,
no 27ts Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-03
Richmond Oct 18th Isas


- subscribers beg leave to inform the citizens of
Richmond and the public generally tn at they have
en,e,sd into copartnershp under the style of
GREEN DAVIS, for the purpose of carrying on
the GRANITE BUaIN Ess in all of it's branches;
and that they are now prepared to execute any
work that may be offered to them In their line in
the NEST wors man like manner, and on reasonable
terms. One Of them can always be found at their
yard on 9Th street, sou side Of the canal near the
Armory. SAM'L GhEEN
OLIVER DAVIS.
Richmond, July Ist 1858. &C 28-lms