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VEw sTOCK OF: FBasH GOODS AT

NEW Stock 0F. FRESH GOODS AT
~ GREAT REDUCTiONS FROM FORMER
PRICES-S0UTHERN IMPORTING HOUSE -
SAMUEL SUTHERLAND No. ls2 Main street.
Pistols. Rifles, Powder Flasks. Shot Pouches
Game Bags. Waddng. and Sporting Articles of all
kinds. Pocket Cutlery, Walking Canes. Fishing
tty, and on the most favorable terms
This certiGes that at the sixth annual exhibition
of the United States Agricultural Society, held at
Richmond Va, October, 1858, one Silver and three
SUTHERLAND. OF Richmond. Va. for Guns,
Pistols and Rifles. TENCH TILGHMAN, Prest.
Ben PERLBY PO0RE, Sec'y.
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.
Tenders, Tea Trays and w alters,
Coal Holds, Forks, Butter-Knves,
Coffee Hoasters, Butter Dishes,
Sauce Pans, Syrnp Cups,
Tea Kettles. Casters,
Fine Table Cutlery, Nut Crackers, So
For sale low by
WILLIAMS K ELLIOTT, O. Main St,
oo 6-2w Nearly opposite st. Charles Hotel.
INTENDING TO LEAVE THE CITY. l
offer for sale my Horses, Wagons, &c. &C., viz ::
6n nnf WSAGoN With s2 t ana snss and
double, Northern make. and as good As new.
ONE-HoRSE WAGON, A two-seat TOP BUG
GY. One single and double HARNESS.: A STA
BE LOT, known as Whites Cooper Shop, with
SHED, STABLE and fixtures.
WILBACHER, 18th St.
Between Main and Cary.
| have also on hand well selected STOCK OF
CIGARS, and small lots of VINES. all Of which |
am wiling to dispose OF at sacrifice.
oc Cow
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MULES AND HoRSESa
Z1-AI FOR SALE.-Haying made {. ESss>--=,
ESSAchange IN our business. we now ESEaA
offer for sale, privately, our entire stock .,sHY.
of MULES and HORSESHOE an excel s&~ss&se~
lent FARM HORSE, and another fine Iady's
NAG, rides admirably and works well to any kind
of harness. perfectly safe for lady to ride and
drive: one two-year old kossuth STALLION, very
fine; and the M CLES are we'll known to many of
in breakinE. working and selection, We can safely
recommend them very superior. We shall offer
them on exhibition al the Centrat Fair. and if not
sold privately. Will he sold at ppbjc auction
FAIR Grounds on FRIDAY, the 18th instant, at 10
o'clock.
VII he added to the above sale, sets WAGON
HARNESS, in good order. and l IRON-AXLE
WAGON, for f or horses.
TERMs.-~Four months. notes satisfactorily
dorsed. Toe ll-t2S0* L. B. TURNER & BRO.
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htcusT4s Oct. 22--There was a heavy white
iros' and thin ice in this vicinity this morn
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The steamer Fulton Saved.
FEssAGoLA, Oct. gi.-The war steamer Full
On h';s been gotten of her gronndingon Santa
muse and lowed up 10 the Nayy-Yard here.
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-nMNERriAf

81 ROOF. Get u. Cottnn--Saiss for three days
9, oe oalc-. including &0 10 spectators and
F o.. -x:arters. Market closed fam and an i'm
. demand l6t No actual advance. Some CIR
- Far and NJ ddilns qualities are ad-
,ea I'D ,,.
a. " ts., news by fhe Nova Scotlau. which ar
>. slt To- day. Flour advanced Cd. per sack and
Wh-si advanced I'll, per GENITAL Corn ad
PSI Goals. per quarter, No quotations are
.siars qu.et. Beef steady. Pork dali. Ba-
4 Lard quiet aat steady. Sugar steady.
90 e.3et. Rice kTiA.
: >torts.-- Resin STEADY 81 4x. %. TurIea-
~. !2,h. Wheat partially advanced Is. per
lHr-
--..au securities unchanged.
.-ras $S's g i.
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NOTICE. NOTICE!.-N

NOTICES! NOTICE!.-N
hws.xM COME AND SEE FOR YOUR ~
sTEMAA SEI4F ES.-HaviDg Just returned 81
hsesSi@AA from the North, avail myself of this
opportunity, to inform my friends. and
the public generally, that have in store all kinds
and qualities of SADDLES, HARNESS. FL
DIES. WHIPS, SPURS, BITS. AND STfRRJP
IRONS, of the latest ,sty les and fashions. which
cannot be surpassed by any other similar house
in this city all OF which will he sold at the lowest
cash prices. and. to punetual customers, on the
usual credit, and will warrant to give satisfaction
requested to CAL and examine for yourselves as
am determined to accommodate those in want.
H. REPAIRlNG done at short notice.
w NJ. SALMON, Main ST.. Richmond, Va,
DC 4-lInt a few doors ahnya ST Ghas Hntal
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INSPECTORS NOTttE.-As The inspector
! OF Lard and Butter for the city OF Richmond.
take this method OF notisylng si dealers y tae
above articles that IL is f,y ms ht aud duty 20 ga
speet all THIS. Grkins barrels. Kegs &e., welk Ains
over Effy poaads, aecordlng 70 law.
TfOS. g. PEAeHT. JR..
exv Qfsca Law s}utIdtns Fran in II,
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ANn rARAsoLS.-.Mls.hl. !. g

MOUNT VERNON PHOTOGR aFstfC
WI VIEWS Two of the HOT Sc. rerr end front
and two of the TOMB OF WESTINGHOUSE
Is bs 10.
Single View, Tomb or House ........ 80
The profits from the sale OF these Views are 10
be devoted toward building two Parsonases, sta
ated in Cedar county, Diocese Of Iowa.
For sale st J. w. Randoph's, A. Morris. q. M,
Vests and at Dukes GALLERY, IsS Main street.--
Wholesale at LfPPINCoTT & cos,
oe 5-3w ~ ". 4th ST., fhiia, Pa
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FlNG.

John a. MCMILLAN.
na has mad swsnts hss ears ~
every assrrlpsisa rsaa With The best q
short notice. specimens OF his work can ~ sesn
applications and orie ef as his ufisee aa .fasn
street. near 9Th. or ~ the qfs;ee Of ALREkf IL
ar ended to. "a % lS~s Sal
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.Sxs. r7-7--;, FOR i.yNCHBURG-To leave
~sSS I L EsnAY EVEAING. - The

canal Boat OIlki IA Will leave
sboyc. For FIRE. hi apply TO
WIN. =. cox
;t-2t the Shed nock strsn,
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rA G.. KAN N-SADDl.E AND HAIR
l&kylA y ESS MANUFACTURER, FRANKLIN
srsatEe2 street. between 18th st. and Old Market
s5aSE@-Ss Keeps always on hand large assortment
of SADDLES, such as fine Somerset,
with or without Spring -tree,) Shattoes, Dover,
Pard. Side. Columbia. BOYS and plain SADDLES,
&c; HARNESS, BRIDES, and any other article
usually kept in his line.
Particular attention he would call to hs 8 PR NG-
TREE SADDLES, which he warrants to give en-
tire satisfaction. and Tor which he give the
best references IN the city. tor the same, ne was
awarded Il gold ni=dal.l
All those in want viii please give him q call.
nc 2l=cMN
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Office in basement Metropolitan Hall.
oc 3-M, Th& St20thOc tdtds.
YsIIARIE FARM IN HENRICC

a VALUABLE FARM IN HEARICO
n COUNTY. FOUR MILES ABOVE THE
CITY OF RICHMOND AND ONE MILE FROM
GAIT JOHN 2; YoCNG,S4 CONTAINING, 17o
public auction on the isth day Of NOVEMBER, at
II o'clock. upon the premises, Of fairi If not the
next fair dsv thereafter that very valuable farm
located as described ABOVE, containing one hun.
bred and seventy acres of land about one hundred
of which are cleared and produces well of corn,
wheat and tobacco, and is remarkably adapted to
the raising of vegetables or grapes. The wosd
land is well set In pine and cedar. The improve
ments consist Of framed cottage residence, with
quarters, barn. stable. &c, all in perfect order
and built within the pas. few years. There IS
large apple orchard the premises and well Of
pure water the yard. The location IS proverbial
for health, society good aud very convenient to
churches, and q good mill. The farm is very sus-
ceptihle Of division, and will be sold as whole
or ii ivited into lots purchasers may prefer II
can be purchased very low privately till day of sale,
which, If sold. due notice viii 10 gwen, The
premises will be shown to any person wishing To
purchase, b. Mr.. Bernard. who lives on the farm,
and farther information had upon application To
ROBERT b. LYME. Auctloneer,
OCH Office in basement metropolitan Hall
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= IJUV EHNUR NTKEEI,
Would invite buyers to eSamIne their Fall stock
Of CARPETING. FLOOR OIL CLOTHS. and
CURTAIN GOODS which they are selling much he
low the usual price that such goods arc sod NJ.
Also. n large and varied assortment OF PAPER
IANGINGS, from the cheapest to the finest that
IS manufactured. both French and American.
which viii be sold very cheap. We are also pre-
pared with the hest of workmeu n make ang fs
tn rooms in the city or country, CARPETS, CT r.
TAINS. Oil CLOTHS and WINDOW SHADES.
ut the shortest notice. Also PAPER HANGING
done b. superior woIk iusn HOuSexec pers need
ins anythIu@ in our line, Will and cur assortment
good and o. prices ,OW, 5-3m
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CARRIAGES. CAKRIAGES,

IaaahS CARRIAGES. CAR RI GEES.
TMJyS CARRIAGES.-The subscriber intends
Ut changing his business, and will offer for
sale his stock of CARRIAGES; &c, Of h,s t own
with and without tops, &c, which have been put
up with great care-ior this m'rket.at - PEI cent
every Vehicle on hand. would further state, that
all persons in want of CARRIA AGES, 81 Gel ES,
a cali as am determined to sell at all hazards,
lower than any one else, in order to close out my
stock JOHN DOES.
oc ql--Imt Corner 9th and Broad SITS.
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LATER FROM EUROPE.
4
IVAN OF THE ANGL0.SANoN

Arrye porNT, Oct 23.--The steamer An.
kxon, with dates from Liverpool 10 the
INST. passed here this evening".
tIs reat Eastern had reached Molyhesd.--
Performance was successful. but only
lately SO. Doubts are enter tained as to
Gvine for Portland, Me, this season.
4 peace negotiations at Zurich, make lit
tosress.
lsgcoNn DlsrATcn.1
nroiousa;ion Of the Zurich Conference il
aipateti, as there are difficulties uuadlus'-
IA d unconssdered II l. doubtful whom the
l y will he signed Three plenipoten tiaries
cob Inference GA toe 9tl inst. conr'efS
been dispatched to Vienna and Turn
.e Times Paris correspondent saws the
" is attributed 20 Austris. The Vienna
knet was doing all ii aonld to win France
views. while al The same time preparing
coalition against heg IA Germany.
q Great Eastern leti Portland eng at
hook i NJ. on the Sth inst, and anchored
volvbeaH al O'Clock, i. Nj, on Monday
l~nnon. The distance rua IN r. hours is
}ruied AZ something over $50 miles, the ay-
\ SDaed OF the whole trip being a little
II n Knots an hour. Daring the greater
IL the time, her engines Were not over
j reed. Her paddles averaged 10. aud the
Y p revolutions per minute, working al a
aYe Of - pounds Of steam. Her greatest
i was over "a knots, or nearly l. miles
P bur, accomplished without special exer-
10 her engines; bpt considerable canvass
g .SDTeau The weather was Squaily. and
mes heavy ground swe,is prevailed, eaus-
4-cardinG 10 some, r good de0 OF pitch
0shers say her motion at all times was
e. sll.ht and The ship underwent perfect
.~o} II IS reported she Will remain at
,hcad zen or twelve days, and then proceed
hampton te have her Boilers thoroughly
, rcd. an accordance with the requirements
ID. Board OF Trade.
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NO &c Il
1859,

q MOTT e. 1859.
The subscriber, thankful for past favors con-
fsrred. respectfully sOllcts a continuance from
her old customers and the public generally,
having just received and opening this morning her
fall and winter stock, consisting OF complete as
sortment of HATS. CAPS, &c, OF every style ard
desc iption, for men, youths and Children selected
with care by her son, Henry Duesberry, IN person,
IN the Northern cities, which dete rmined to
sell as cheap as any other house this city for
cash or to punetgal customers, My business will
Henry Duesberry. who viii be glad to receive calls
nom old friends and the public generally.
FRANCES A. DU ESBERRI,
oc 2l--6t No, Main ST., opposite Old Market.
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I-ater from Cnlifornin.

rnvIs. pct @l.-~The Overland Mail from
i Francisco on The ,}Uih ult., arrived here
- elt
n Crane. the Delegate eject from the pro-
SID Nevada Territory. died at Gold Hill,
..--ru Valley. on the 26th
4 Lew silver mine had been discovered at
.rad II the WaShce Lake. Five teams,
FL with ore We're en- route fer San Fran
for shipment 10 England.
he urV stage route between Salt Lake and
.. .rlNlIic was being struck and the mail
aid pass over II in a few days.
The SacraINcuIJ CORES pendent OF the San
...lisco Bulletin says an active canvass has
.. commenced foT the vacant seat in the u.
~-uate. uccas! Oued by the death Of Mr.. Bro
Xxx II was thought that the Governor
"a not make any aPpoin tment, leaving the
..tature under special obligations - fill the
.H5y rs soon aStP0sslbie after conYenlng IN
1ary.
vas supposed hat the new Governor IA
- .A. election Of = W. Juge, formerly Of
s'..nl3, SO Is to make The chances for North
man himself perhapsj better for the sue
--a- II Senator GWin. who must be elected
..I- winter 81 le6i.
Weller vii also favor this plan in the event
his strength not being sufficient 10 secure
own election this winter.
l. narll - descriptions towards the proposed
.rr.ck monument are being received from
q uarlS II the State.
H-ir IN Columbia dates 10 The 9th ult state
.a- Tie American clipper Northern Eagle was
-.rat al ESquimauX Harbor on the 22d. The
sci WAS valued IL $65,uOU.
san FRANCjsCo MARKETS. Sept 30.-Trade
.ttuues very duh. with scarcely enough do
10 establish quotations. The tendency is
s4yar Of buyers. Pork * lower.
Honey is in demand. with the prospect OF 4
lat steamer day on The lth.
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By E. Il. Cook. Anct.
oFFICE sUp,T STREETS !,

Oct y 1889
ITO STONE-C Frs. PAVIERS.
Il BRICKLAYERS. AND CARPENTERS
Proposals will be received at this office until
THURSDAY next, at IL o clock, NJ, for furnish
Virginia street, between Cary street and Mill AL
ley, and for re dressing and setting such old curb
now on the ground, as it may be desirable to re-
tain.
Also, for re-paving on said Virginia street with
the stones now on said street. and completing the
balance OF the street with new stones, &c. The
bids for the curb to be by the nial loot and for
the pavemsnts. By the square yard State the times
for the commencement and completion of the work
both for curbing and paving.
Propositions Will he received at the same Tina
and place. for taking down and removing that por-
ton of the brick building at the southwestern cor
ner OF Cary and Virginia streets (say thirteen and
half feet thereof. next to virginia street recent
ly condemned by the city for the purpose of widen
ing Virginia street, on Its western side. The said
portion to I've completely removed by the 18th day
of November next.
For any information connected with the forego-
ing, apply to NJ. BATES.
Oc 22-dtd Sup't Streets.
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TO COACH MAKERS.

/ We are now in receipt Of our Fall Stock Of
COACH MATERIALS. such AS Tnn.linsons
French Head SPRINGS commons hall pat, and
sPoK Ess SHAFTS, FELI.oEss HUBS, Re-, &c;
EnamelIed Leather. Enanelled Cloths, l.aees,
Frifres Bands; PHI Iadephta Bolts. Miler's Moss,
and COACH and WAGON MATERIALS Of every
description. which we will sell to cash buyers OF
prompt customers ~ low AZ they can be purchased
WILLIAMS 4 ELLIOTT, 81 Main st..
se 3o-lm Nearly opposite St Charles Hotel.
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w Adm akEAsE.-A fresh supply OF i'm
| w. proved Hbite Gsease, for Carriages, Carts,
JOHN w. POLLARD, Druggist, 18th st.
Il HfiDs- r., IL. MOLA1SEs, for sale, to
~ arrive per Echr. Marshall.
WA. WALLACE SONS.
sjLAE MOLAkSEs mt M~i0O bhls far sale by
i. X y. b. DAVENPORT.
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TWO HOUSES AND LOTS, CORNER OF

THIRD AND BAKER SITS, FOR SALE AT
nnCI,lU,N;IWli be sold upon the premises. ON
NJ, two HOUSES and LOTS. on Sd and Baker SITS.
9ne OF which has three, and the other four rooms
ne lois front on Sd street 70 feet each, and run
BACK l22 fent to an alley Ii feet wide.
TERMs.-One-iourth cash; balance at four and
eisht months, Tor negotiable notes. with interest
added and secured by trust deeds
oc Ii JAS. NJ. TAYLOR & SON, Aucts
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DARKACUTT, HARKIS a tU.,
Z, 90Iu, No. llg Main ST !.

(,iGAgS. CIGARS, CiGARS-LEAF AND
u MANUFACTURFD TOBACCO: MEhk-
SCHAUM TUBES, PIPES, MATCHES, &c.
Wholesale purchasers are solicited 20 call and ex-
anime. at JOHN BOUCHEk'S cigar and To-
hacco Store. I4th ST., between Main end FranSliu
SITS. complete assortment in the above line Oh
Goods. Warranted IS represented. IL any article
don't suit it can be exchanged or the money re
funded at any time.
N, B.-ciGARS made, in any style, to order.
I5-3m
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IT PAUL, Minn.. Oct. 22.-Mr. Stone and
H.. With two children. and Nathaniel Butter
FL. and L9ring Loyelling, were drowned IN
be Minnptonka. thirty miles west OF this
y on last Tuesday evening. We learn that
r. Stone had determined 10 move his family
un The Lake and employed Buttertield and
yelling TO aid him. Aboutdu.k on Tuesday,
.r,r boat capsized under the: pressure of q
,dGen gale and the whole party WAS drowned
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

! ' n =
cotNTY; AND ALL THE pERssNAI. PROP,
E EbTSS ATb SSGET gNERs HokEs
eAFTTIIIFS H Hf rGfRqPs HOUSEHOLD AND
the cause Of Martin Us. Martins Administrators.
ct al rendered at the September term, 1859. the
auction to the highest bidder, on the premises on
THURSDAY. the 10th day of November, 1889
vanahle FARM known as 4sPEN 1 GRoVE S
owned by the late j. L; 4. Martin and on which he
acres. adjoining the lands of Col. Peter Guerrant
the late john :. Fleming; and Charles Gnerraut,
Did and situated oa on the pam IAN, Greek
and 29 acres ia rI2lnal growth. heavily tlnibered
The bui!dnss consist OF tTTo-story DweilrIns
baeco Houses, and other buildings usual on such a
farm. The situation is as beautiful and healthy as
any in the county. 1t is about four miles from the
James River and Kanawha Canal. 1--WE miles from
the Court House, one mile from the contemplated
line of the straight shoot railroad from Richmond
10 Charlottesville, and % miles from the city OF
Richmond.
pay the expenses OF the sale and the costs OF the
suit. and the balance on a credit OF |. and 4
years, the credit nstalments to bear interest from
the day OF sale. to be pad annually, and the pur-
chaser to give bonds with good personal security
for the deferred payments and the title to be re-
tanned until the further order ot the Court.
Capt. VIM. NJ. Mayo, the manager, VIII show it
to those disposed to purchase, and they can write
mond. JAMES f.. ROBERTSON,
Special Commissioner.
ALSO-Ten youn. and likely sI4AVES-lviz
Five men, two women, two girls and one boy. and
all the personal property thereon, will be sold alter
the sale Of the land, cons sting OF valuable HORSES
and MULE embracing two very fine thorough
bred brood mares. in foal by ''Teieg raph, one Of
colt out of her. by 'Red Eye, pronouaced by good
ind seS the finest colt they ever saw; Cows, Calves
Top Buggy, all the Farming Implements, and crops
of Tobacco, Corn, Oats, Hay. Straw, Household
and Kitchen Furniture, &c. The stock are of the
most improved blood.
TEBxs For the personal property. Except the
slaves. for whom cash viii be requiredj for all
sums under $50, cash; over that amount 6 months
. credit, for bonds with approved security.
The foregoing sales will take place positively
JAMES f. ROBERTSON,
Admir- of J. L. A, Martin, and
Admir- de bonis non of John Martin, decd.
&C 4-d&cwtds
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A. p, HUTCHINSON.
Holm a. HIfTfeut,cfsN

Ex'ors Of Ambrose Hateheson decd
Sale conducted by JAS Nj. TAYLOR & Som.
oc Std
y. B-The former purchaser of the above tract
OF land having failed to comply with the terms 81,
sale, it will be sold at his risk and cost
a. Ii. HITCHES0y.
DC IL JOHN A. HI TCHE SON
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',w York Couutcrieiters Convicted in
Newark.

NLWARE. Oct. 2l.-The jury in the case of
nel-on. the counterieiter. from New York,
armed Il verdict Of guilty this morning,
a...t having been ont all night. William ii.
donald, another counterieiter. was also
.-,l.,ed To-day. Fitch, the confederate OF
,..,.on. pleaded guilty. They Will all be
l-e.eed to the State prison. Some OF Elmer
d friends made an attempt last night To get
y. 4ut Of custody, but they Were foiied by
u- ,.-ilauCe Of The officers.
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CoMEYufNG ron suoEMAKERs AND

NOTICE. Having qualified 4. Administratix
~ on the estate OF JOHN Il. wILKS. decd all
persons indebted 10 the estate, will make imsle-
date payment 81 the ssme; and an persons having
claims against the estate, will present them prop
eriy authenticated, for payment. AZ il is desirable
to settle up the estate as soon rs possfhie
MARY ANN WILKS
Adm'x of Iaas II. WlLxx decd
". B.-f will continue the GROCERY BGSI-
NESS in all its branches. NJ fhe same place and
solicit tho patronage OF my friends and the public
generally. &C Ls-dScw2w
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DUBLIC SALE 0E one THOUS AND
I ACRES OF VALUABLE LAND IN CHAS.
CITY Co. ON THE SWiNEYARDS ROAD,
WITHIN THREE MILES OF WiLLCoX'S AND
SWINEYARD'S LANDING, o. JAMES RIVER
AT AUCTiON.-At the request Of the owners. /
will sell at public auction, on TUESDAY, the eth
of November. at l2 O'Clock. upon the premises fit
fair If not. the next fair day theTeater.l that
valuable TRACT OF LAND, situated as descf bed
above containing one thousand acres. adjoining
the lands of q. G. addetl, John l.. W aller, Jas.
Hubbard and others.
The greater portion OF it is in woods, and its
proximity To the public landings on James river
renders this land very valuable, wood can be de-
lyered at the landing. only three mites distant. at
very remunerative prices. II is believed that the
wood on the land. when delivered, will pay for it.
There is suf6ciency of cleared land for per-
son beginning to farm, which produces well of the
usual crops. The improvements consist of a
Framed Dwelling, with the usual Ont Buildings,
all bsilt within few years. The location is healthy
and society good, and very convenient to churches
and mills. Any farther information can be had
upon application to tho subscriber. and the land
shown to any person wishing TO purchase by Nj
John Hamblet, who lives on the land. The land
will be divided to suit purchasers.
TERMS liberal, and made known ON day of sale.
RO. b. LYME. Auet..
Office in basement Metropolitan Hail.
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~..s4rsA L. 5. N. STEAMSHIP YORK
80 ToWN.-The YORKTOWN, Captan
9s@sszfzfe PtBRI Twill hancelorws I'd leave Rich
mond at 1 O'Clock, p. NJ on Mondays. Tbs three
steamers comprising this line will now leave as
follows. VIZ:
The " Known on Monday afternoon al 4,
The JAM ESTOWN on Tuesday afternoon at 4,
The ROANOKE on Friday afternoon at4.
for New York, via City Point. Norfolk and Ports
mouth tse 29-tsl LCDLAM & WATSON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-24

TOR SALE-A frst-c class STEAM FLOUR
Il MILL. located in Baltimore. Md, upon the
valuable aud public wharf in the CITY, giving
the facility of receiving grain into. and :liyering
-four from the Mills. without expense. These
Mills have six run of stones, new boilers, and l20
horse power Engine. but little used. Within the
past 81 = months thes have been oveThauled and
thorop .hlv rafittad and repaired. and are now IN
perfect order and successful operations, turning
cat daily about $40 barrels oi hour.
Bait more is we'll known to be amongst the best
-four markets IN THIS country, well RS to possess
manv ADVANTAGES for the purchase Of wheat.
THIS property will be sold low, and but little
money required; balance long credit; it
would be exchanged for an improved farm and
negroes. the owner object in selling being to re
side in the country. Apply, hy letter or in person,
to IL. w. PICK Elk ELI.
oc l3-2w Petersburg Va