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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-04
By Goddin { Apperson, Aacls.
ExEcuIoa.s.ALE OF REAL ESTATE

ExECuTOR'ssALEO OF REAL ESTATE
IN MANCHEarER.--T This UNDERSIGNED ex-
scutor of Manor Clarke Mayo. deceased, under tho
nrppyysinns Of the will Of the tsssatrx. will sell a.
nhbic suction on the PREMISES, on SATURDAY,
tHe isth day of November, 1852 at the hour Of s5s
2 2, esosk z NJ the real estate Of which the tesla
siiA uiea seized. conssting of three lots of Land
islng IN the town of Manchester. each having nm
pss9uuements I've OF the lets lie the north side
81 I.at or MAN street, the square Immediately
os.9w James M. Perdue's store; one of these ben.
a. .ne corner imn,edstsly below Perjuss, now oc-
snp,ea ~ benj. Moore: fronting 70 feet on the Main
aIeet; the ether near the centre of the square, I'M
risaisssu above JoseRh Traylo lot, and the sams
,,orIherly occupied By William Mayo; the third lot
iss on nun street, Just opposite the last mention
.nd y the same on which the testatrix resided.
nc Whoie 81 this property 10 IN the central bust
asss PAT q the town. and in many respects 10 very
inmediatciy after the absve SALE the personal
prppsr.y bsiongingto the same estate will be sold
l kRMs.-ter the real estate. one e. rth cash
ealance at o IL and IS months. for bomb bearing
estate, cash (, r. ND Il '
Executor Of Nancy Clarke MAYO, deed
Ss'e conducted by GoDoiN & APrERsoN, Auct's
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soM,IISSIGv ER's EOFyayVAgLE

f'OSINIISST1 SER's SALE DFyAEUARIE
COUNTY. AND all THE seNAll fR0P-
EhTY Their EON, CONSISTING OF SEVERAL
YoISG AND LlKEL1 SLAMS HORSES
kffcaEN iFURNlTURE &e0PTs saonip 10 at DE-
cree Of the Circuit Court 81 Goocllland conaty, in
- Of" rendered at the September term, 1859 the
undersig ned, rs Cornu,ssi.,neT viii sell AT public
THURSDAY, the Ieth day of November, ls59
If fair; If net the next tdir day tssreaiter;l the
owned by the late J. I. A. Martin, and or which he
resided at the time of HE death |; contains ass
Ism th9 ands Of n eo psss
deed, and situated on the Beaver Dam Greek:
There about loo acres of brst rae low grounds.
and 2gl acres N ofisinai slosih heavily tinbefed
'fhe buildJns consist OF y tWo-steTy bwe lling
fiouse with seven large rooms; Neero, Ice and To
hsceo Houses, and other buIid,nl us. p an such
farm. The situation is as Beausifui ard health, as
any in the county. II is about four miles from. the
James River and Kanawha Canal, i've miles from
the Court House. one mie from the eonts mpiateG
iine of she stral sht shoot railroad from Rchmcnd
~ Charlottesville, ard Is niles iiom the city OF
TEaMs.Nca Cash for so much as viii be sufieiss te
pay the expenses OF the sale and the costs OF the
suit, and the bslauee on q credit Oh !, 8 ana
Years the credit instruments 10 beer interest nom
the day of sale TO be paid annually, and the pur-
chaser To GIVE bonds With good PERSONAL security
for the deferred PAYMENTS, and the title to bs
tanned until the further erdsF 81 the Court.
Cant, VIM. Nj Mayn, the manager, VIII show u
10 those d sposed 10 purchase, and thsy write
70 me, mt Nebraska Fost-utiice. Appomattox eoan-
mond JAMES r. ROBERTSON,
Special Commissioner.
ALSo--Ten young and likely Si.AsEs--yiz;
Five men, two women. two girls and one hoy, ard
all the personal property thereon. Will b. sold alter
the sale OF fe Land. cons sting ofyaiustAe HORSES
and nj ULES, embracinz two very line thorough
bred brood mares. IN feal By tie esraph. enc OF
them his race mare. .Julia Todd and yeartin2
colt out OF her, BY Red Eye rronouHced hy good
Judges the hncst colt they ever saw; Cows. Calves
HOES aud large flock ei Sheep; Wagons, Carts.
Of Tobacco, Corn. Oats. Hay. Straw, Household
and Kitchen Furniture, &c. The stock are Of the
most improved hood
TERNs For the personal property, Except the
slaves. for whom cash viii he feenired.g foy an
sums under SO, cash; over that amount month";
credit Tor bonds with approved security.
The foregoing sales viii take place positively
JAMES Il. ROBERTSON.
Admir- Of j. 4. A. Martin, and
Adrn'rde bonis non of John Martin, decd.
NJ A--dAc wtfis
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HAAS. Of Mrs. ponals.-suieide.

washington. Nov. S.-Mrs. Senator Bou-
rlss received extreme JUNCTION this morning II
= thought she Will net survive through the
q sht.
Lewis Jones, a clerk in The Land Office, and
son o.. The late Gee Ii. Jones. Of Va, commit
.ra suicide ihis morning, by blowing out his
brains wI}h pistol
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I AhaE AND EXTENSIVE SALE
boOhs s. SS1TiAsTTII0TERr,F 4NcyG0oDS. r..
SLlOHTl.f DAMAGED BY FIRE - -
JAMES wo0DHonTsFS co
FOR AND ON ACCO UN7' or VIM 8; yar 49,

MES WnODHOTSF Il co
rGNChRN. Ar SGcT .id.sn iT MAJ
On WFDNES DAY, Nov "a. at 10 o.e,ock r-;Y
sell, at the store 18th street. under Frrks : -
Hotel, formerly occupied BY g. y. West Ess.. one
BOOKS sTITfoNFaY FH iSa;s s GOODS
ever eitered az auet,an in this city, embracing
,nrai Enzieesrins, Law. Medicine. Poetry. Biblss.
PRAYER Books. Hymn Books bound in Tho mos;
aaeorate So los OF binding; very extensive assort
SCHOOL, BOOKS. sss 50 s.
y ~ Ensush. LATIN, Italian. French. Greek. ard
herman, the whole now being used in tie Schoas
ana Academies OF this ssy.
4 general ,s,or,,o.r, HA dsiss:
in,rsrins, Tissue, Drswing ard Perforated Paner'
Envelopes Motto Seals, in great varis,y.
eas Of spenaa Wfsi ssmf bsss.
r Boass' Rd pst.eMsnns,es Pocket Books Meme
Backgammon boards, no 0''''
NJ sNrs, sael. as violns, Banjos, Flutes, Fla,.
4 large variety of BIsSk RooKs .,,..
ts,ssdsers Journals, Ds, Books. Bank Books. csss
Seven superior Corying Letter Presses rpk Stand.
thermometers Inks. Quiis Be- with ms Nv nthsr
rao ng the lareest assortment ever rrs y, n,h
Inc auction In this citf. f1'-
The attention Of the city and country trade. ans
reserve. ''iiisso'
It may be proper TO remark, that the sresterpor-
tton this entire stock sii hflv damn "a t.k
u can 20 scarcely perceived. The sale IN he con
is closed $500 wv " "i"O ssoeA
CATALOGUES will he re,,,v -, a.. .,
sale .-- ' 'ot s'"s y.
TERMs.-F orall Sums under $50. cash: over that
amount and under Slo0; ninety days;sover Siee
anu, uhQer S5o, months; over 8 SO. 6 yssoutha'
credit, Ter approved endorsed negotiahle pspsys
~, f. B. COOK, Auet
IA Inc above sale will be cont naed from day to
dai, until the entire stock is disposed Of
no Its +. u. c., Auct,
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TIE yAIIARLE pR0pEEa,A

80 CARY, 2lsT AN d 22D SrR EETS. KNOWN AZ
ElDlBRELLS WAREHOUSE. FOR SALE
We are authorized to sell the foregoing valuable
property. 1t has front on the north side OF Cary
street Of $50 feet, and depth 22d street Of l6S
iset, and on 2ist st, of 100 feet TIE BUILDINGS
on tbs lot nearly new. and are admirably adapt
ed for 2 larse stemery or for Tobacco warehouse
Ubrell Warehouse Is established bs law. and last
year Messrs Powell & French, were appointed In
Spectors by the Governor. The number of hogs
heads inspected Tor the rear ending Is Oct 1859
was ,2Q5 and the revenue paid to tne landlord was
about 200. This property is Justly REGARDED as
among the most valuable in this city. For terms
x C., apply to GODDIN 4 APPERSON.
oc 5i--IGt Auctionnars
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Frederick Douglas.

Boston, Nov. 2.-Frederick Dousla, was
expftf led 10 lecture in the Fraternity course
"a, night, hut IN = letter TO the Chairman
STATED hist he should not appear, not consid-
srius safe for him 10 pe in Boston Just now.
lis present whereabouts was not stated
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FIRE.-A fire occurred At Germanna, in
Orange co., Va, one night last week, in the
house occupied by Mrs. Hale. by which all the
furniture was destroyed and negro girl con-
sumed in the flames The family barely made
their escape.
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Fires IN New Orleans.

Ngw ORLEANS. November 3.-An incendi-
ary IRE III Chippewa street last night, destroy
Ell sio,e't worth of property. Another in
Apollo street, destroyed buildings. Loss
S+GutJ.
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FOR the Safety OF Overland
Mails

81 Ions. November 2,-Serious apprehcn-
sions are felt Tor the safety of four Santa Fe
mails aau one for Independence.
L Is reported thar 10 Pixies Peakers were
murdered the plains, while returning to
The States
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VERY yALUABLE EsTATEAyp

-, ,fEEsQNAL PROPERTY. CONeISTTN or
Ella !, 4, ~ r. BioOpED cows, MULES, HORSES
Will sell, st the Falls Plantation on Iames nv,
"a me county Of Chesterfield opposite city Of R,cb
Hona, on II TUESDAY. the 9Th fay III necan.bsr
neAt' conile neing ut lnls clock. A. NJ the bal
aase OF the REAL ESTATE heiong1na TO ssad
esrts. containing y444a acres Of valuable T AMI
Land ,ing about tire centre 81 the farm No acras
IN WOODS. wing on the Petersburg Railroad r,sb,s
enc mse Of the town of II ,nchester larte MOI
ION OF which rs heavily vooded also yainrii.
" hsti PIeperty, iying on James River, extendiny
from the terminus of the Danvfa Railroad ~ 80
town OF " Manchester. upon which theirs re severaI
Sues PARTICULARLY sdapted for warehouses and man
ufacturn- establishments "i'u ''.An
And a. l2 O'Clock NJ. of the SAME DAY. will he
ed ed htty valnabls. SERVANTS, consisting of
bTsss dlfis Men. Ncnen and Children
twenty four superior MICH cows ofthe most
InploEed stock; Il Young CATTLE. 4veta Of
OAEN, and scout so HOGS. "
1wentf-tour sogns ard well hroke MIL Es su
peIi9r animals: HORSES. &c.
large variety of FARMING IMPLEMENTS
cansisting IN part of Portable Threshlng Ma
enine, Reapers. Drills, l God Crfsher. Ne.
w sons, Carts, and Gear.
,Apent 900 barrels OF Corr n Iarge auantitv
c ~ l oGder, and Straw. and lar.e quantty
OF JAIL and winter Vegetables
ERMs OF SsI.E as follows: For the real estate
e sums OF IS eco and under, third cash: the
fakThce At 2. and years: for nil snms of Sk (ssl
skl lhoer : l0 90, Il cash, the balance at l. 8
80 Gears Tor all sums over 6 10 coo, -fourtb
snSa ne balance atl,2 "a. ards ,ears the ni,r-
atslsc paj able semi annually and secured hv trt.st
teecs. or tha slaves. cash; for al other personal
property sums IF 500 ana under cash: over : Ioo
mont s credit for approved ne otiabe notes
win 'ii'etest soaed; SAINT. MARX,
JAS. NJ. IA yI.0R 4 Son. Auct's -. ~
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~ MR.. r. l.. GALLEuFn Iii -
4Ssfg: ss;ss 1 III
e.hs IN his School Room, corner If Er.ns Wv,
~, sSrests The Class viii meet twies nwrsL ~
course Terms for Tuition, $50 psr ss,al., the
EMION. Professor al the FTsaei, +.
49, ma JOHN A.. CALYO. Profsasor AZ pa5,a
sns nrawsng. ia all thsir branches hasa rs,s.a5
&c 81 .i.n street between srd ard I'll. sts "
PARENTS AND qua DT1NS 51E
!, FiGH MoND. VA selsef GI' 1astgi = OF
MATHEMATICAL MALE Sciif,in1Y1ss i s,a and
MilI r. AneoofRAy ~ p F,Ssrpary Io al HOOK
rnos GaRbfa, A. DasMf st.. ps;aa;ese county, Va,
soR 10 MosTHs-$so Tuition aud = ~, e., Iahhs
ma, NO slt,as. Only u scholars taken. Nana
moral habits. sthef By references or ~ GOOD
sh, sy who desire 70 have their sona or wards .,
~. hInrsoot nndsr good discipline and ghsrs is ~
Nh w Tree lfun the hannts oil vice ana d s.iss
son VIII have an opportunity of entering ths,p -
eppisins SOON ony few mora pupils can 10 re- -
5s,sq, Of the firm Of Barksdale Brotbsr spaaL =
sup, Richmond. Va. &c =. 40 ae NJ, toe
NIGHT SCHOOL OF Tue yIRGiNIx
e - ECHANics' INSTIFuTE-sessiapi -
commence ne second MON DAY THE l4thJ Of Mo-
EDWARD ". v c siid w u NJ flarch.
HORACE P. SMITH. A. Nj, Teachers;
tt sss,ssdf by Mr. J. w. REEVE. Instructor in
pen us,oa, nook-Aeering' Laws of Accounts and
Al who intend to become Scholar, had ......
s , tneir naEes at once rs members Of The fn
20 Tue priyie .es Of this School without adasaesd
charge. WM. MACPARLANE.j Co auuit,o o
& GS9nTuTRtEELL, :, Of the
oc4-2awIm wight school.
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CITY SCAyENGEK. --yhe uudersgned re-.
~ spectfuliy iniorIas the ciFlsens Of Richmond
that he is prepared 10 clean cut rear honses SINKS,
them, on the most reasonable terms and IN man
ner not in the least offensive to tho premises on
which he may work. His wagon - 20 constructed
~ TO be air and water sht..
and at the dFug-stoFe 81 MIlspauRh Johneso19f
efdsn Ian il them viii b. promptly ettsn4satH
apW-om j =. AAAANs
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SaCsvtIiE Nov. 3.-The steamer America.
w;tb Liverpool dates IL The Ped nit. Is sgnaied
i; Halifax. Ne are uncertain about being
xhle 70 Set her news over the Nova Scotia lines.
fsEJONp DISFATCul
S.cxviIfF Nov. S-~-The Nova Scotia
lines refuse 10 serG the press report of she
Americas news. The horse express VIII not
arrive here with il uutti morning.
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sailing of the Europa.

LYAvESwoRTH, X. T. November 3-The
Governor has issued proclamation declar-
ing The Wyandotte Constitution adopted.
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SENTENCE The jury in the criminal case
of Charles G3chett tried al Charlottesville, Va,
for shooting Bentley has returned a verdict of
guilty and Sentenced him to 4 fine of $500 and
confinement in the Jail for II hours.
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A VALUABLE JRACG DF NO0D LAND
- :. !, IN HI}fE3NRIC0 COUNTY, MILEs BELOW
IHE CITY OF RICHMOND, CONTAINING SEQ
ACRES. ON THE WHITE OAK SWAMP, FOR
SALE AT AUCTION.---I wiii sell at public auc-
ton on the 9TH day of November. at IL clock, in
front of Hsnrlco Court House, being Court day }
that aluable tract OF WOOD, located a. described
above. belonglns to Mr.; John Fisher. containing
ers About 25 acres are cleared and produces well
OF the usual crops. A !arse meadow can be gotten
up producing, as 1t doubtless would, the very best
nay, WHICH can always be sold in Richmond at fair
prices lie improvements consist of q Gotta e
RESIDENCE and the Usual outhudngs, all in good
oIdSf. There Is q well of excellent water in the
yard; the location is healthy. Brick m7ke,s and
WOOD cutters are Tespee ttuly requested to exam
me the premises before the Gay Ell sale Mr. Fish
or Will take pleasure in showing the premises TO
any person wishing to purchase
RIO. Is. LYME, Auctionesr
Ofice in Basement of aietropolitsn Hail
oc %5-IE&SM1h FS& ends ~
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BY Jas. NJ. Taylor & Son, Auct,..

fT'ELSTEE,S SALE OF REAL. ESTATE.
4 ON vENABLE, NEAR CLAY STREET.-By
virtue OF deed OF trust executed tn tha under
signed by Martha Southworth. bearing date the
ytn day Of une. 1885, and Of record in the irrk's
pHlce OF the Court Of Hastings of the Civ az
Richmond for the benefit Of Cornelius Grew. at the
request Of The ,a,d bsnefsiary, | shall expose to
commencing az a clock. p Nj, tn. property con,
ve5 ed N said deed, and dsscrihed as follows: "A
INGS and improvements thareon. called the sRetld
hou.@," l,ins and being IN the city Of Richmond.
ana bounded on the NeTth bv Venahle street on
and on the Easily an alley running from Fsnabls
70 or lay street, in the said ty, being lots Nos
ana OF McConIes plan. Of record in the Rich
niond Hustlass Court, and being the same TIVE
lots OF land conveyed to the said Martha South
worth by Thes. Cowes. by his deed bearing date
il1h day OF June, 1850, and of record as above
iERXS Made known on dav OF sale
PETER T. CREW, Trustee.
JAS. NJ. TAYLOR & Son, Auefs NOS
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FVTURE Dye


sames q. TayIer : Son, 1rc9,s.
oiNs 3 t xcahnlnaAB Re-, r 3 CONTAIN
I0TTEsVtIIyp.FE Pt PIG nAsssN p AMI CHR
BIZ rsqa 6 + . ~ AZ ~ AUcffo,N
intends FL. rri vac owner, Mr.. Ro. T. Cobin ~
fire nresnis.ns ins nis business ws viii seu No.
cembsr, coIn.n ~ muNDAIf TIE nth day Of Be-
the Riehmod IA ~ stn stes the terminus 81
Richmond and sJ JH9n; AK miles fren, The city OF
q Waldrop ard 4. J. Pridds. 'shos o. Messfs. 8.
ttcontans ~ acres OF vsIliabie t.nd half .xr~.;.
10 IN woods, the remainder il In cuttvnt,' nicl ~
particularly adapted to the growth Of whsot sna
and tobacco located IN rood neightoyhnaJ ~.
convenient 20 three churches. ou' anu
Iiie improvements are q comfortable two. 49,
dweiiing, barn. carriage honse, negro quarterss
saieke house, cora house. and other out budir,ss
ail IN perfect order.
Al the same time will be sold the Crops. consist
TT ~ corn, shucxs, whest straw, top and blade
PIGMENTS. 80
aenss.--For the land, one third cash; the bal
.hce AZ ana 2yesrs, for negotiable notes. with in
ternst aa0ed, and secured by trust deed.
ihe Terms OF sn,e of the personal property will
lie made known at the sale
no 1-2awtUlSfH t~As - ~S@', ~h"es''
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The Kansas Constitution

CHARLES TOWN, November 3.--Brown's
counsel Will carry his case to the Court OF
Appeals on bill Of exceptions.
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BosIoH. Nov. 2-The Cunard steamship
Eurepa sailed ~ noon for Liverpool via Hall
fax with s30Gp.G in specie.
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RICHMOND, VA,
Corner Of Ninth and Cary streets.
All kinds of FILES constantly on hand, made of
the beet En.iish cast steel.
va Old FILES RE CUT equal to new, at mod
crate prices. We call attention of machine shops
and saw InilIers. and solicit their fsvors.
oc 25-Ims LAU Il SHUMAN.
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IouEdie SALE - on THOUSAND
!. ,ACkES OF VALUABLE LAND IN CUAS
G ~ - r, &C Co; On THE SWfNEYARD'S ROAD.
w flltN IHREE MILES OF WiiLCOX'S I'M
AZ; y IN t1 - fAshpS LANBING, on JAMES RIVER
Al, n Aut,CilON-At the request of the owners
WI, sen az Public auction. on TUESDAY the 18th
81 Novenber. at y O'Clock upon the premises If
iatf Il not the next fair dsy thereaIterJ that
salusoe TRACT Or LAND. situated as described
aDoTe, eentalning one thousand acres, adjoining
lie H. iahos OF y e. Wsddell john l.. w aiker, Jas.
l ne sreater portion of It is in woods. and its
proximity To the public landings on James river
renders this land very valuable as wood can he de
i've, at the landing only three miles distant at
xeI3 fehluneratIye prices Ii is believed that tho
WnSd on the land when delivered, VIII pas Tor It,
l here Is sufticiency Of cleared land for a per-
zen esinning To- farm. which produces well of the
Usual Frs er ops The improvements consist Of
rTaihea Dwenins, with the usual Dat Budpgs
an punt within few years. The iocatienis healthy
any society gooe, and very convenient to churches
anu NILS: ANY farther information can be had
Upon Application to tho subscriber, and the land
y y 10 any person wishing 10 purchase by MIR.
Ionn Hanoiet, who lives the land The land
Will he divided to suit purchasers.
TERMS liberal, and made known on day of sale
R0. b, LYME. Auet.
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A UCTiO Nv AR! WAsR!!-Flv
~ THOUSAND MN Call at IS Main street,
lsta store ito Of voesle Wsdeneyer, lsweleIs
Gold and Silver Watches, Plated Ware, Table
and Pocket Gallery, Ivory Handle Knives. Sill
ventilated Spoons and Forks, Cake Baskets, Cas-
tors, and larEe assortment of Ieweiyy and
Fancy Goods. Gents Furnishing Goods; cigars,
&c, &c, for one week only: Every article wsr-
rGnted represented. Goods st private s,lie dur
ing the day. ]. II. DIGGES, Auc't.
Jos. Snow, Salesman. oe 2U-ts
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Office in basement Metropolitan Han
oc 3-M, Thu Stool Oct tdtds

A cHE4A.LmAHLE FARM IN IsENRICO
CITY OF RfCHM0Nn AND 6NE n LIE FROM
tIh -, BIS JOHN = IOUNG,sa CONTAINING 40
AChES, AT PUBLIC AUCTION.-I will sell at
p 5a auction on the 18th dan of NOVEMBER, at
~ CLOCK, upon the premises, if fair; if not the
ne4t l.ir day thersafter,1 that very valuable farm
l1pca'ed as described abovs, containing one hum
urea arg seventy acres of land. about one hundred
OF winch ere cleared and produces well of corn
wheat and tobacco, and is remarkably adapted to
me raising OF vegetables or grapes. The wood
land is we'll set In pine and cedar. Tho improve
n5ents consist Of = framed cottage residence, with
seven rooms, Kitchen. oveTseor's house. negro
quarters. barn. stable, &c. all in perfect order
ana r. quit within the past few years. There is a
large apple orchard the PREMISES and a we'll Of
pure water IN the ard. The location is proverbial
Tor health, society COED, and very convenient TO
CHURCHES, and good MILL The farm is very sus-
cepubls OF division. and will lie sold as whole
or DIVIDED INTO lots as purchasers NAV prefer Tt
can lie purchased vers low privately tillday of ssla
which, Ii sold, due notice will lie given. The
premises VIII be shown to any person wishing TO
purchase, by Mr.. Bernard. who lives on the farm,
ROBERT 3. LIZ \ Il, Auctioneer.
oo2I Office in basement N]etrnpolitan Hall
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BOARDING.


DOARDgNG:-A Family can he accommodated
~ with BOARD, IN { central and pleasant part OF
the city. in private family. Also, . few young
Gentlemen. Apply az this office, 2-6tE
EXCfsANGE HOTEL AND
- BALLARD HOUSE.
In presenting this card to the public. we return
G!any corclal thanks to our generous patrons for
the kindness we have received at their hands. and
hope that the NEW ORDER OF AFFAIRS, to ne
initiated sept l. 1859, will receive the same en-
couras cement that our previous efforts and labors
to accommodate guests have met with.
Messrs JOHN P. and THOMAS u. BALLARD
are row the Proprletors of the Establishment,
and each one pledges himself to do what tine COM
fort. convenience and requirements of their guests
demand.
We desire to keep and maintain. what our IL
ccnse calls for, a FIRST CLASS HOTEL. and we
promise to use renewed sxertons to render the es
Enlistment comfortable rs possible. With po-
lite agents; and ready, prompt and attentive ser
wants we shall endeavoT to afford complete salts
faction to the travelling public.
n. B.-A previous card, long since Published to
counteract the influence Of a baseless rumor, is
sufficient proof that our establishment has never
been closed, and that since its publication. we
have been in better condition to entertain visitors
than heretofore All rumors as to closure, or in
tended closure we desire our trienfS to notice as
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INTERPRETATIONS, sc It's
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yTORCESTER's NEW DICTIONARY.
WORCESTER'S ROYAL QUARTo DICTfON-

AIRY
rs rapidly approaching completion. Literary men
who have examined the proof sheets unite III de-
c,arnE that II will be the best Dictionary of the
Enz lls LANGUAGE.
The following testimony from William Cullen
ryant, Wash nfton Irving, Rev Dr. Burnap. and
the North American Review, will be read with in
terest
=" have looked over, with great satisfaction, part
of The sh.ets of Or. Worcester New Gtuarto Die
tionary-the work being yet unpublished. Doctor
admir- able JUDI ment the proper task OF the Lexico
srapher, that OF ascertaInins and recording usages
OF oar language.
The new ard authentic etymoloses, the con-
cls-Hexs and csmpi eteness of the definitions, the
nIcetf with which the different shades of meaning
in SYNONYMS distins ushed and the conscien-
tions accuracy of the work all Its departme Is.
give it, In my Jud Epent, the hishest claims to the
public favor. W. c. BRYANT.
a. New York, May 18TH
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FUTURE DAYS.
ny Thos. w. Keesee, Auct.,
fOfiice corner 18th and Cary streefs.D

IN HORSES, MULES. cows, BUH.
I~@NGY AND SADDLE FOR SALE AT AUG
..-~-s1. Ti0N.s-WIll be sold on SATURDAY NOR
nning, Nov sth. commencing ct 10 o'clock. st the
norse anston lot near the Central RAILROAD Degot,
5C0WG,1 BUGGY end SADDLE.
Also, one vary fine Saddle HORSE.
NOS THOS. w. KEESEE, Auct,