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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-31
Office in basement Metropolitan Hall
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A VALUABLE FARM IN HENRsCO
"A COUNTY. FOUR MILES ABOVE THE
CITY or RICHMoEn AND ONE MILE FROM
CAPT John : IOUNG'S. CONTAINING 10
ACRES, AT PUBLIC ACCTiON--I will sell at
public auction on the 18th day OF NOV EN- Der, at
Il o'clock, upon the premises. tit fair: # not the
next fair dav thereafter, that very valuable farm
located as described above. containing one hun
dred and seventy acres Of land, about one hundred
of which cleared and produces we'll of corn,
wheat and tobacco and IS remarkably adapted to
the raising OF We eta6ics grapes. I he wood
land rs well set in pine and cedar. The improve
ments consist Of framed cottage residence. with
seven rooms, kitchen. overseer'S house, negro
quarters, barn. stable, * all in perfect order
and built within the past few years. There IS a
large apple orchard on the premises and we'll of
pure water IN the yard. THE location IS proverbal
for health, Eociety coed, and very convenient TO
churches, ard good mill. The farm is very sus-
cepthe Of division. and viii I've sod as n whole
or divided into lots as purchasers may prefer. IL
he purchased very 10 privately till day of sale,
which if sold. due notice will be given. The
premises will he shown to any person wishing to
purchase, b. Mr. Bernard, who lives on the farm,
and farther in 70 rInation had upon application TO
ROBERT 3. LYME, Auctonecr.
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A Republican NewsPape pificr Mobbed in
Keatuck v Arrest Of a gngitive SIave.

CtxcISEA1r, Oct. 29.-Tts onlce of the New
mort (Ky) Flee South ntHsraper, of Repub-
iican procliAk les, was mobl ed last night. and
its forms scattered IN the stlaet.
John Campbell, fugitive slave, who es-
caped from Can pbell county Va, in 1854, was
arrest ted at Colonbus yesternly, and brought
before U s Commissioner Nexhali, who re-
rnanded him to b owner ana he has been ia
ken TO Covingtof Ky, OH his say back TO his
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Observation-Disclosures

u BEAVER-DAM LAND IN G0OCHLAND
f fRry AfR NJ ME- FA ffof
YOUNG AND LIKELY SLAVES: HORSES,
KITCHEN FGRNl 1G' CO r9a 10 1 de-
cree of tho Citeuit Court OF Goochlard county, IN
81 al.'' rendered at the September term 1870 the
underss ned; a. Commissioner, VIII sell at public
aneti9n: to the highest bidder, on the premises on
valuable FARM known qs. . ASPEN GROVE, .
resided at the time of his death. IL contains us
acres adjoining the lands of Gel. Peter Guerfant.
decd, ard situated on the Beaver Dam Creek -
There are about 100 acres of first rate low grounds
The buildnss consist oi 4. wo-story Dwelling
House With seven large rooms Negro, Ice and To-
haceo Houses, and other buiidnss us,.1i IN such
farm. The situation is as beautiful and health as
any in the county II is about four miles from the
the Courthouse, one mile from the CONTEMPLATED
line of the straight- shoot railroad from Richmond
20 Charlottesville, and Is miles from the city of
TEaMs.-Cash for so much as will be suiiciest to
pay the expenses OF the sale and the costs OF the
years the credit instaments to bear interest from
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 be re-
tanned until tn. further order of the Court.
Capt. W IN. NJ. Mayo. the manager, will show il
to those Disposed To purchase, and tkey can write
TO me, at Nebraska Past-0fiice, Apponiattox coun-
mond. JAMES T.. ROBERTSON,
Special Commissioner
ALso-Ten young and likely SlAV ES--yix:
Five men, two women. two girls and one boy. ard
all the personal property thereon viii be eeld after
the sale Of he land, ICONS sting ofva!uable HORSES
s srea Mood maSea a + hne
them his race mare. .'inlja Todd and \ yearns
colt out of her. by Red Eye" pronounced bg sood
judges the finest colt they ever saw; Cows Calves
Hos. and large flock III Sheep; WAGONS. Carts
Top Baggy. all the Earmins fmpleme rs and crops
of Tobacco, Corn, Oats, Hay. Straw. Household
and Kitchen Furniture, Ac. The stock are oil the
most improved blood.
slaves. for whom cash will ia reaulfef1 Tor An
sums under $50, cash; over that amount months
credit, for honds with approved security.
The teregoiag sales viii take place positively
witaoutlImit or reserve.
JAMES +. ROBERTSON.
Admir- of ]. T. A. Martin, and
AGm'rae bonis non of John Martin, deed.
oc 4-d&ewtds
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Marion Angel. of Mason county. Va, was
droyg.e last week in crossing the Ohio river.
Thanksgiving in New Jersey, Thursday,
November gath.
Siguor Oveido's wife became Catholic
some time before her marriage to the Don.
Martin p. Brooke, an old citizen of War
rsntou, FauQuier county, Va, died last week.
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NEW ORLyAss,E t. 90 Dates from Rio de
Janeiro to the ia nst. have reached here
There were one ipl dred and seventy vessels
in port. The shipf ampion, from New York
for San Francisco ut into Rio on The Goth
nit, and was obiigeoto discharge 10 make re-
pairs. The stock q offee in port amounted TO
eO,oUD bags. Tie u war-ships Lancaster,
John Adams, and Do hin were in port
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Frost at ,he SOUTH Tres in New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, Oct }a.-There was q kill
ing frost this mornis in various parts of
Louisiana and Missis ppi
A portion of three.st iares in the Sd district
Of this city was barat tst night, and 10 poor
families are houseless. Loss Sf00,UUD.
A IargefGre is now sing al the corner of
Poydras and Leyee stTt IS
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CTEOS.-W AR! WAR'.-F v Y
II THOUSAND MEN, Call at % Main street,
late store of Foesle & We'demeyer Jewelers.
Will be sold every day and evening. this week,
Cold and Silver Watches. Plated Ware, Table
and Pocket Cutlery. livery Handle Knives, sil-
YER Plated Spoons ard Forks, Cake Baskets, Cas-
tors and larse assortment of ievelry aud
Fancy Goods, Gents Fnrn.sA.ns Goods, Cisafs,
&c. 81 , for one week only. Every article war
fanted rs represented. Goods AT private sale, dur
ing the day J. II. DtGGES, Anc't.
los Snow. Salesman nc CTS
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Ere in lasion.

Boston. October 29s--- fire broke out this
morning in the rear No 2O2 Cambridge
street. which destroyed x buildings, most of
them ofno great value. L bert Parkins furni-
ture dealer, White Il hin ~ restaurant keep
ers, j. q. Carr and G. " Searned are among
the sufferers.
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WILL BE SOLD. at store IS Nam ST., three
w doors below 18th street for one week, iarge
and valuable stock of Watches, Jeweiry and Fancy
Goods direct fFcm the manufacturers. viz fine Is
carat God Watches and hne Geld Ieweiry. Tbs
stock COMPRISES some very hns soods-hetter than
usually sold al auctinn-and every article viii 10
warranted rs rePresen ted sale, and sold with
ont reserve to the his hest bidder Gene one come
all. J. IL. DIGGES, Auct-
d. +. BooTH, Salesman. oS Is
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INTENDING 70 LEAVE THE CITY.

INTENDING 10 LEAVE THE CITY, I
1 offer for sale my Horses. Wagons, &c. &C., Viz:
a fine GREY HORSE 3 years old,
One EXPRESS WAGON, with top. sins ie and
d" N N9rthsIS mnshs and as soes q ., si
GY. One single and doable HARNESS. A STA
Bl Z LOT, known as Whites Cooper shop, with
SHED, STABLE and fxfares.
TERMs-Llberai Apply TO
J.Wii4BAcHER, 18th st,
Between Main ard Cary.
have also on hand well selected STOCK OF
CIGARS, and small lots OF w in rs, all Of which
willing 10 dispose oil at sacrifice.
a.. oA-2w
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BY Goddif s. ApyArson, Aucrs.

VERY DESIRABLE AND CoSyEN-
TENTI,Y LOCATED RESI- DENCE. ON THE
CORNER OF CLAY AND 5rH STREETS; FOR 70.
DAY afternoon. the first Of November. 1859. on
the premises, at o clock the large and desrabiy
located BRICK DWELLING, 1T the corner OF
CLAY and 5tn streets, row IN the occupancy OF Mr..
Ha, sci, at the annual rent of SEQ. The Lot has
front Of 3i3S feet aud depth Of 1854 feet 10 m
alley 10 feet wide The DIVE Hing has about 10 rooms.
and is finished from cellar TO garrett There : in
the yard a new brick kitchen, coal house, &c. The
premises "a good order, having been thoToug n
~ repaired 4 few years ago.
TERMs.-0n Gfth cash balance at 4, 8, ]. and l6
months. for uegofIabic notes, interest added,
cured By q trust deed, or title retained.
oc % GODDTN 4 SPPERSON Auct's,
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Tic Co,,,,seI ~, r,.o,,,.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 30--dr. Magruder, the
law partner OF $. q. Chiltoh, went TO Charles
town this evening, TO detend John Brown and
others. He il retained by parties in Boston.
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An Eart,,anake.

BosToN, Oct. pa shock OF an earthouaka
was felt at 3 O'Clock on Wednesday morning
al Maehiss, Calais, and Easfport. Me. and 81
George, St. John, and st. Andrews, N. II.
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The xht. A,rr~,.. a,,...

QUEBEC, Oct. eS.-~The shin America rre.t.
DUSTY reported ashere on Port Neuf Shoala.
was yesterday noats0pf. aud is now cominr
up in tow OF steam tug Sampson
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AUCTION sALBs
FUTURE DAYS.
ny James M. Taysor q SON. Aucf.s.

VEaMsyy sygSLuAELEREAL ESTATE AMI
FaRm IN ditsNprkn I, eeo os MULES Hogsts
VII sell II the Falls Plantaton, on lanes River.
=, NTH tns eoan1s e opposite city
Of he = ATEo A. M the s ss
IS Is aes 81 4 sf Ty Of valass land
Land, ,ing about tie ceatre offhe farm Is0 ac res
70 s9ods yl9 ss on The PetsTsbuTs Rarod within
ton OF which Is heavily wooded also. valuaLIe
wharf PROPERTY, lFiEg on James, RIVER, extending
Town OIL Mapchester, upon which there are several
SITES particularly adapted for warehouses and man
nlacturing establishments
And ~ IL O'Clock NJ. Of the SAME DAY. will be
soid hIsy valuable SERVANTS, consisting of
a1Fi four Msn Moms p9d G e,
oXyEse and st e,, 4 Seang CATTLE; yoke of
rarlor animsls;s HORSES. &c. D'oA' - = 1 i'o' s'-
large variety Of FARMING IMPLEMENTS,
chine, Reapers, Drills, coj crnsbes va va
agens, Cats. ard Gear ''
About ,ogo barrels Of Corr, n large quantity
shncks, Fodder, and Straw. and a Iarge srantitS
OF toll and winter Vegetables.
=, FERNS OF NE as follows: Fer the real estate.
~ sums al 50 coo and under. one-third cash: ne
balance at 1 and years; for all gums OF 81 Ca
md under sl0e.9 4 cash, the balsnee At j, :. ).
cashi the balance att 2 "a, and years The mr.
chssers 10 execute negotiable NOTES with ,nteres.
anu secured trust
deeds. For the slaves cash; for ali other personal
property, sums Of SlO0 and under, cash over ) 100
nont credit for approved negntiable notes.
with interest added. SAINT MARX
Executor of Jos. Marx deed
JAS. M. TAYLOR " SoS. Anct's. oe II
ONE BRECN TENEMENT AND TWO
- FRAMED TENFMENTS AND LOTS ON
25TB STREET AT AECTI0N.--We will sell unon
the premises, on WEDNESDAY. the "a of No
EiSEsqGff o osa tb street MI n swo
aiate opp2sits to ihe Leigh street Baptist Church,
pied by Pleasant Jones. The Tenemeuts are par
tcuiary adapted for snall-sized families. Per-
sons desiring 10 secure home n pleasant and
retlred nels h5nTbood, would do well TO attend this
SAFE. ne LOIS front about 40 feet each, and run
back 40 feet TO an alley 20 feet wide.
TKsMs.-One third cash; the'haance At 4 and 8
months Tor sotiabie notes, with interest added.
and secured by trust deed.
oc Is JAS. NJ. TAYLOR s. SON, Aucts
itNFTY-FGUR HANDSOME BUILDING
4 LOTS, ADJOINING THE TOWN OF MAN
CHESTER; FOR SALE AT AUCTI0N.-Will be
sold, npnn the premises on THURSDAY. the Sd
q! OF November, commencing at So O'Clock, T.
~. = handsome BudinE Lots, adjoining the town
OF MannAester. fronting on Hull, Decatur, Stock
ton, Jefferson. Adams, Clay and Marshall streets,
and upon the Richmond and Petersburg Railroad.
these Lots lie in an improving neI-hborhood, and
are well located for building purposes. plat of
tng9 property can be seen at our office.
1EtMs.-Une- nth cash the balance ut 6, IL, Is
ana = months for negotiable notes. with interest
ADDED, and secured by trust deeds.
oc % JAS, NJ. TAYLOR &c SONS. Aucts.
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HyANNIs, Mass. Oct 2a.--Tbe ship Planter.
on the stocks AZ \ Ship-yard here. has been to-
tally destroyed by fire. which is attributed to
an incendiary
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CfyoCCHfNo & Bro.

HAVANA CIGARS And LEAF TOBACCO,
No 10, WILLIAM STREET, ~ Y.
La R7tica. La Espannla Prensados,
faeaho yglesia Pardo, La EspaEoia BEebas.
Rec @ ntes dc Calidad, La Espanola Daait.s.
bahamas Bfevas, III Iunuri Conuucs,
Cabanas L0ndreg. &C., Primera Diana Comnness
Parta2as Regalias. La Rosa, pamttas &c.,
La Flor de Santiago Con- Nsrissss Coinunes,
chas, Escusapans.
La Flor de Santiago Bre- Phiauthropic Esparte-
La Flor &c Santiago En-La Valentia,
tire Actos, La Flor de Sala,
PaIaro del OceaDo, Flors de Columbia, brit-
Lasdos Ruedas, tanica.
La Urania, Regentes, &c.,
ri Neplnna Regaliss, Principles. &c, &c, &c.
Imported CIGARS from $40 to S7e per loo.
oe I7-I2t
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CxCiGaNGE HOTEL AND


In presenting this card to the public, we return
many cordial thanks to oar generous patrons for
the Kindness We haL e received at their hands and
lailiatsd sept. ]. lS59, VIII receive the same en-
couras sment thai oVr TrsvIous efforts and iabcrs
70 accommodate guests have uet with.
MessTS. JOHN ?. and THOMAS +. BALLARD
are now me !1oprjetCrs OF the Establishment,
and each ere ped-6s himself - do what the COM
Fort convenience and requirements oi their guests
demand.
We desire Ia keep ard maintain. what our IL
ceDSa ga Is for FIRST ASS HOTEL and We
promise 10 use renewed exertions t. render the es
Enlistment rs comfortable rs possible. y 18th po
lite a-e3ts. and ready, prompt and attentive ser
wants, we shall enGaavcr 10 afford complete salts
iaCton 20 the trayciln; public.
\. b.-A previous card. long since published 10
couuterlct the influence Of a bsSeIesS rumor, Is
sufficient proof that our establishment has never
been closed. aud that. since It's publication, We
have been IN better condition TO entertain visitors
than heretofore. Al rumors as 10 closure. or IN
tended closure. We desire fyisn9S to notice as
MISREPRESENTATION. It's
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/ The L. y. sleop-oi-War Saratoga at Pen.
burning of the ShIr Planter.

PENSACOLA, Oct. 29--The Y. s. sloop. Of
war Saratoga has arrived. with important dis
patches from Mata and Teiada.
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Desah Of Ex.Goy. I.re..


MEMPHIS, Tggs., Oct 3o~ Ex Gov. James
G. Jones, Of this STATE, and former u. S. Sena-
tor, died here yesterday.
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NIOTICE.-f hare this day appointed BROOK
IN PLEASANTS ~ AGENT fer me, to buy sga .Sai
for cash 0rls foc 5 lmi II. A, FEAh1E
! COOK. WASHER AM IR0NEH InR
- SALE, 10 remain in thr eity. yeunS 49,; 49,
NAN accustomed y cookaax. yaxhtnx aans ss'a-
ing. without incunbfance. Apply ~ shis oa'pVs
DC H-fS
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The Murder Of the Am.rican Consul In
Ne

NEW ORLEANS, Oct 29-r he private letters
received by the Plcayuhe rom Mexico con-
firm The eoid-biooGen murder Of Mr.. Chase,
the American CONSUL by Gen. Marquee.
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RiTGtHMoNDiRoN AND STEEL WORKS.

lTHMoSDIRONA AND STEEL WORKS,
x The undersigned would respectfully call the
al.enton 81 dealers and consumers TO his large as
S sensl ~ OF AM MEXICAN REFINED AND COM
MON RON consisting Of all kind. and sizes Of
gar, bSn d., HOOP and Scroll Irnq. Rounds and
and Male Shoe Iron, Lightning Rods AgpcnlturaI
Rfa aso Counter S F%a sRd TPhssoo Mn
PIT and Quarry Railroads. Railroad + n" Seal J
steel Coach Buggy, and Suliey Tires apd Ouarry
haii-houhocleei. JAS. HUNTER
n BA large lot second hand vi ne IN stn.
suitable for ballng hay. ~ ~ ,a store,
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By Richard Cautiiorn, Auct.

a A DMtNlSTRATRIx'S SALE OF PER-
- S SuSAk ESTAE;--on THURSDAY, srd day
d.nce. IN Rockets: will be sold at auction, the
PERSONAL estate of Bushrod w seal, deed con-
s.tling oi ms stock OF GROCERIES,, comprising an
aesorninept usually found retail grocery; lot
Of FUhNlFCRF, consisting of Sofa. Press
mars, &c Aso-1 Horse, / Spring Wagon, 2
HoIsting Blocks. Spades, &C.. &C.
JULIA ANN SEAL. Adm'x
OF Bushrod w. Seal, deed.
Sale conducted by p. CAuTnoRs
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BOARDING.
D0TOMAC slOt ~,
4 A


L CORNER BROAD AND 7TH SIS.
The Proprietor is now prepared tnturnish stran-
GERS visitInE the Fair. and citizens eneray, with
the hest cdhies and driuhahles that 1t is possible
for the In1rket - afford. He has made arrange
ue0ts by which he is N daily communication with
Norfolk and IS thereby enabled n furnish his pa
NJ TIA the best Oysters and fish that arrive IN
this market. His BAL IS stocked with wines and
liquors that are unsurpassed. and all that he de-
slres is 4 Vist 70 the Potomac HaHse.
DC Civ THOS PHILLIPS.
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NEW ORLEANS, October 2o.-- rhe yellow fe-
yer continues al Gal yeston ana Houston. in-
disnoIa IL ire. Of the disease
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~. PREtlEuN MILLINERY ISTAR
u pLlSdME NT,-Mrs. S. NJ. FAR[SS has INST
80 retarned from New -, I2 *, vita full qsssorT
GOODS, and also a fine assortment Of TNDiES,
DRESS GOODS and TRIMMINGS. to which she
respectfully invites the attention Of the ladies' of
Richmond and the adjoining counties call is
respectfully solicited, 1T Mrs S NJ. FARfSS'
Oc5-lmF No. 227 Broad st. be traan % q nj -
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lust ECEIv D-AR the late .,,Io. -
- HATS ard CAPS. such as Zouaya Has. io 9 ~
ford, Ledger, and young mems styIe If Dress Bat
of the latest date; Ledger and FrankGara e. II .t.s
Caps-n fact, the latest styles of HAS a "a ~ 70 OF
just out, witch ! viii sell lower than they can bs
other supply of those beautiful Children, s. Pan a
Hats and Gaps, which have been seliins 81 aay
low. Also large stoek of Servants Haaoos s5TIy
farmers visiting the Fair. All Won have 10 10 i.l
call and for yourselves, at 2e1 Broad stees 10
tween 4th and 5th. WM II N00p'Isse
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THE TUNsTAI.L HOUSE.
I ER &

DANvILLE, VIRGINIA.
With new furniture and newly repared, We az
sure visitors that no Efforts VIII spared ia promote
their ccmiurt. aud We respectfully solicit 4 trial
The TtNSTALL HOUSE IS also the STAGE
OFFICE. ana our omnbusses viii always be III
readiness to carry passengers TO and from the
Depot. A. @. WALTEBS.)
fe1I-lyd W. T. SIMMONS
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INSPECTION or i.ARnAND HITTsH.

INSPECTION or sARnAND BLTTEh--
COMMONWEALTH ATTORNEYS LEGAL
OPINIQN.-l avn of opinion that the duty ol IN
speeding Butter and Lard. under the Inspection
law which s sold in the city. offered for sale,
does not depend upon It's being 0fsrsd' for in
specton, or. in ether words, il does not depend on
the option Of the whether II shall b. offered
far inspection notproeidsd no seiIS al or offers
it for sale in the city. and the tubs, fykfns kegs
barrels exceed in weie 80 pounds EACH The
II sec, CHI 81 of the Code. IL is true speaks OF the
article heinz of,r.d Tor Inspection: but the same
expression is used in provding for the Inspection
sf -four aud other articles, which, 1t is conceded,
must be inspected. If exported or put on toard OF
any vessel for exportttIon indeed, the same sec
ton (42d provides penalty ia each case. 1t pro-
ydes that ii any person shall export -four, or put
& ON board Il vessel Tor expectation without prev-
Gus inspection, shall export, or attempt to ex-
port IT, or shall ssN or 6ttenpt to sell any hsh, &c.
. BuTTER LARD, IN the cities, &C. " fctthoRt the
SANE haping been inspected as required bg fac he
shall forfeit two dollars for each barrel cask. box
bas, ported offered for 'aie, and by zee 40,
all attractions Of the law must be reported by the
inspector To the Attorney for the Commonwealth.
Ii ID thus plain that every tub, brhIp, heg or bar
rel of Butter lard, exceeding In weight so
pounds must be Offered for inspection" to the In
spector, before it can be sold in the city.
oc N-2w r. I. DANIEL.
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RUNAWAYS.

q RUNAWAY SO r + YARD For
q SARAH, sometimes called SARAH Ann.
- She is betwesn % and 80 years old muat-
1sl%to, not very bright coored. tolerahly long
medium size, not feshy, has r bad scar across the
back Of her left hand SO that she cannot shut il
properly: speaks rather drawing. | have no doubt
she is in the city Of Richmond.
oc2S-t. HEX. G. ARCHER, Chester6rId
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rELEaRAPHIc NEWS.
srronrxp FIR Tux RICHMOND pisrAronl
rwo DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

p,y aTasa.ssc TslsgrepA L,as-ofsee, 1870 Eagle
>qsars, Main Street.
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q s25 REWARD. :. The above rev

Ia SO KEWAKN, - The above reward
EE will be paid to any one who will apprehend
- who ran off abont the 18th cf May last from
George d. Harwood. OF Richmond, 10
whom he was hired. He is abou. Is years old
slender form, low forehead. brown skin, speaks
lnick when spoken to and has been accustomed to
work in a tobacco factory. When last heard from
nc a canal boat, going towards Lynchhurg.
p. B jones,
Admir- of Sam'i Peasants, decd
Rapid-Ann Station, Culpeper Co. It's
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MILLINERY,

~sSs5N 'iAsLsJf NkStf.
~ Havlngjust returned from the North ~ ~
~ We respectfully invite the attention OF zSlExs
to our present Stock of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS;
which we have now exhibition. Oar Stock 10
large and attractive. embracing all the sty1as
Thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore ex
tended to Us, hope to merit continuance Of the
same. MRS DAVIS K SISTER ~
oc 3-ts PA Broad ST., betwcen 4th and 9Th
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-31
Successors to MrRcnAST NJ W - stiT { Co.'S
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OILS. PAINTS. WINDOW GLASS. AND
~ ARTISTS MATFRfALS.-WM SATTLER
4 CO, No. l42 MAIN STREET, Richmond, va
We have Just completed our Fall Stock OF the
aforementioned articles, to suit purchasers : 2 coo
boxes French Window Class; 1000 feet Of stained;
enameiled. and colored Glass; 2 coo pure Llnseed
Oh; 900 gallons Boiled Linseed Oil; LEGO gallons
Yarnishes, of every description; Loco gallons Spir,
It's OF Iurpentine: 200 gallons Machine OH 1900
ihs w hlte Lead, American and English; 6 600 lbs.
Llnc IN OIL, American and French 80 b5ls. Coop
eFs t9ne' Various grades 25 bbs Venetian Red,
Eng|ish; 70 bbS. kasomInc; 20 hblS Paris " hlte;
30 bbls Mineral Paint. chocolate and slate color
IN ADDITION to this, we call the attention OF whole
of Brushes, Of every DESCRIPTION ColoIs ground
IN on 81 the most favoTite brands; Sand Paper;
trusts Materials. OF every dcscrintion; Mathe
mati:aI INSTRUMENTS; Drawing Paper; American,
,Ehslls9 and French Drawings; Pencils, Eng
usn ana ueTnan; Looking Glass Plates; Picture
+ rarRes' and Gilt MoudnEs.