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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-23
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BY T.. II. Cook, Auct.

L AND-BEAUTfFULfA RM-212A thESs
- shall sell, at pnblie auction unless sold pTt-
yateiy before, on TUESDAY. the 10Th inst, st
"a O'Clock. the farm on which | reside. called
Forrest Grove" in Chesterfield county, on the
Manchester and Coal Pit Turnpike, (which is now
= Tree roadl about two miles from the city Of
h,chmond, and OF which beautiful view is had.--
n,ont 90 acres are cleared and in good fe pro,
susceptible OF the highest improvement There
Is enough wood on the balance To pay Tor the place.
The buildings. which new. are situated in
beautiful grove or oaks, Towering one acre, and
consist oil dwelling, 20x50, with rooms and
passag es, and Kitchen and Laundry, beth built
of brick In substantial and neat manner covered
with LIN. The Negro House. barry. smoke House,
ke., are framed The Barn, Stables, Carriars-
House. &C., de-, are situated little cot Of the
grove
This place needs only to be seen to be ADMIRED
The expenditure of a few hundred dollars. in dee
oTatIons, would make At OF tho most desirable
places around the city. The health OF the place il
proYerbially GOOD the water is superior: the
neghborhood unex eeptsonaie. / will take plea
sure in showing the lands TO any one wishing to
view.
Terms liberal, and made hnexn on The dex Of
sale. HEZ. u. ARCHER.
Sale to he conducted by T. b. Coox, Aactionssr.
Sc \ dtds'
mA The above sale IL postponed until FRIDAY.
ed inst, when IL will positively take place, NJ
se n f. b. COOK. Auet.
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By ThOs. w. keesee. Auet..
nOffice corner of 10Th and Cary Streets


ry,RUSTEES, SALE OF GENTEEL
L HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE
AT AUCTION.-By virtue OF two deeds OF trust,
executed to the subscribers by James Z. Tyler,
dated the 18th day OF December 1853 and the other
dated the cath day of January: 1859 both Of which
deeds are al record in the Clerks Once OF Henrico
County Court we shall, in execution thereof, pro
eeed sell, at public auction, at the residence OF
the said T, Ter, the county Of Henrlco- near the
Richmond College. on TUESDAY, the 9TH day OF
September, 1852 at 10 clock A. NJ, ttt fair II not
the next fair day. all the property ed by
said deeds, consisting of HOUSEHOLD and
KITCHEN FURNITURE, now used IN the house
kept by said Ter boarding house, to WIT:
Dining Tables; 81 dozen Chairs SidehoaId; Ma
hegany Centre Table; Hair Sotas Plates;
Dishes; Knives and Forks; Casters; Lamps; Wa
ter Pitchers; Clock: Butter Stands ~ dozen
Plated Forks: Writing Desks lot of Stoneware;
large Stove, Boiler and Fixtures; small do;
Water Cooler; Bins, for -four and meal; 81
dozen Tumhiers; dozen Sait-Cellars; Window
Shades 31a dozen Table Spoons; 80 do. Tea. 8
Butter Plates 8 Cream Pots IS dozen Soup Plates !:
Washing Machine; Carpets; Beds, Bed
steads, and Bed Furniture; Pine Wardrobe;
Mahogany do; Bureaus, 8 Mahogany Chairs: 9
Windsor do; Piano. Passage CARPET; Ma
hogsny Rocking Ghair; Shovel, Tongs, &c;
and many articles Of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
too numerous to mention in this advertisement.
Also, Horse; Cart and Harness; Plough and
Gear; Harrow; Sub-soii Plough; Wheeiharrow /;
Axes, &c.
There will also he hired out. by the Trustees for
the balance of the year, the following Servants,
to wIt Little John. Willis and Sarah.
TERMS Cash. X. B.. TYLER. or~,....
lei TT, Kwu At.~t n
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THE TUNsTALL HOUSE.

CRhGHEAD STREET
DANVILLE, VIRGINIA.
18th new furniture and newly repared We an
sure visitors that efforts will be SPARED to promote
th9lr colnlort; and we respectfully solicit trial
me ItNSTALL HOUSE is also the STAGE
Or ICE, and our omnibHsses will always be Ic
readiness TO carry passengers 10 and from the
Depot. A. 6. WALTERS WIN
fe1I-lyd w. T. SIMMONS
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NOTICE :. Whereas. the County Court ~ Hen-
IN rico have il in paton IA change the io-
cation Of the Poor. House the apdcrsi med eosn-
mttee are appointed 20 receive PROPOSALS iof
suitable location FOR tue aev srranf enent iof thSt
purpose, until the GOTH day OF The present month";
lSeptember.i
Persons having suitable property, situased q
distance nos exceeding ten, nor less tnan thfees
miles from the corporation. are feauested 70 con
m,lu,cate with either OF the comwitsee by Sfiten
proposition. They will state The Locations nninoss
OF acres, character OF the buildings ana pf'cs %
the property. No..
The property st pfessnt occupied = feess.
House will ts sold. or given in exchange ~ sesN
fered. - hTrE1SHxf3
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CeMM.ssIeSERys sLE oYRrAL rs-
BY Jas. M. Tayler & Son, Auct,s.
'N0MMINSIO Frs SALE OF VERY

- VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN THE
COUNTY OF HENRIC0.-Pursnant to a decree
Of the Ctrcuit Court of Henrico, In the ease
Hutchinson VS.. Hutcheson's executors and Others
the undersg ned as commissioners, will sell at pub
lie auction, 70 the highest bidder on the premises
on FRlpAY. the I'D day of September, 1859. tif
fair; il not, the ext fair day thereafter cemmen
cling at IL o'clock NJ, the following very valuable
real estate, situated on or near the Deep Run
Turnpike. about three miles from the city OF Rich
tnond, being q portion of the property OF the lato
Ambrose Hutcheso1, to wit:.
LIST. portion Uf the "CHANTEI,LA'' tract. ty-
ing on the Turnpike, immediately opposite the
homestead, containing about 200 acres, upon which
there are valuable ice houses and an poad,--
This land is In a high state of improvement.
I'd. tract, called .PENDLETON,' - containing
~ acres. lying on said road, about 81 miles from
the city of Richmond.
mapand survey can be seen at the Office of
Jas NJ. Taylor Son, in the city OF Richmond.
PERSONS desiring to make enquiry about the
above property, are referred to Messrs James NJ
laylor Son, or TO either of the undersigned one
oil whom tHush Nj. Huteheson) resides near the
premises. 49, W.
TERMs;-one third of the purchase money in
cash, and the residue in two equal instruments at
one anu TWO years rom the das of sale the credit
payments TO be secured by negotiable notes. with
interest added and the title retained till the whole
purchase money Is paid and convey ance directed
by the court.
Possession will be given in time to seed crop of
Wheat, and full possession of each tract will be de-
hvered at the end of the present wear
LIE
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~ 1919 ~ Aeeeee, Auct,s
tomce corner 18th and cssy streets,
HORsEs. MUT.Es Ann nuaav.
1NFok SALE AT AuCTlON.--wiIib 8 sold.
So -. p aactIon. 90 SATURDAY MORNING,
Auction Lot, near the Central Railroad nep.t \.
several SADDLE AND HARNESS HoksES,
sea Rios. W. KEEsEE. Aae,io..er
BY Goddin 4 Apprrson, Amctss.
MOST VALUABLE REAL ESTATr nm
w BROAD AND ON GRACE STREETS FoR
Roe.aa a ali e %saa Of sra the ss her,
we shall sell 10 auction. the premises, IN the
order advertised, on FRIDAY, the 9Th Octol,er.
1889, commencinE at ~ o'clock r. NJ, tho follow,
ing valuable REAL ESTATE, viz !: Ist. The cx-
ceilent Brick TEN EME NT on the North limo ~
Broad street, occupied by Mr.. T.. Moore, fronsiiis
wide paved alley. I'd. I he adjoining Brick TENE-
NJ ENT having the front and der th recently
occupied by Mr. NJ. Mccormack. Sd. Two vacant
LOTS adjoining the last named Tenement. each
fronting 221a feet. running back, also. about I3o
feet to SAID alley. 4th After which will be sold the
large and admirably well located DWELLING at
the corner of Grace and Adams streets, fronting
IS feet, running back las feet to an alley, tThis
house has il rooIns IS IN good order. and IS fur
nIshsd with gas.l Besides the DWELLING,
(which Is excellent one.1 there is on the Lot n
large Brick Kitchen. Stable and Carnage H ouse-
the east, fronting IS feet running back JAS eet to
SAID alley. The foregoing REAL ESTATE is
Justly REGARDED valuable, whether reference be
had to that fronting on Broad street for mercantile
purposes. or that on Grace street Tor residences.
TERMs.-0ne- fourth cash. balance at g. II and Is
months, Tor neg otable notes, interest added, Sc
cured by trust deed. or title retained
Sc % GDDDIN 4 ApPtRS0N. Aucts
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BOARDING,


IoAk DiSG.-I have several pleasant ROOMS
~ suitable tor families. Can also accommodate
few DAY BOARDERS. MIS- BASS
Sc 7-l3L* aSh-t-Tower House GRACE St
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EXCHANGE tIOTLL AND

r.
In presenting this card TO the public, we return
many cordial thanks to our generous patrons for
the kindness we have received at their hands and
nope that the NEW ORDER OF AFFAIRS, to DO
initiated Sept. l, 1859, will receive the same en-
cnuragement that our previous efforts and labors
to accommodate guests have met with.
Messrs. JOHN p. and THOMAS r. BALLARD
are new the Propretnrs of the establishments
and each one PLEDGES himself 20 do what the COM
fort. convenience and requirements of their guests
demand.
We desire to keep and maintain. what our IL
cense calls for, a FIRST CLASS HOTEL and we
promise to use renewed xertlons to render the es
adjustment as comfortable possible. With po-
lite agents. and ready, prompt and attentive ser
wants, we shall ehdeavor to afford complete salts
faction to the travelling public
N. B.-A previous card, long since published ~
counteract the influence of baseess rumor. is
slfilcient proof that our establishment has never
been closed, and that, since its publication, we
have been IN better condition to entertain visitors
than heretofore. Al rumors as to closure, or in
tended closure, we desire (YisHdS to notice as
iaise,and StrHagerS. intending isitus, as willu
misrepresentation. Sc It's
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1'o. itZ. MAIN IIYSCHBURG, VA,
J. R0RABACK PROpRIrToR
y. 5. KY LE................ MANAGER
Beg leave to announce to their friends and the
public general y that the CA BELLE is now
open II has been extensively furnished and will
he conducted by the present proprietor upon the
most approved style in all respects
=. The location has been conceded to be the best in
the city, being in the very centre of business on
ne business street, within a few minutes walk of
the depots. warehouses, banks. &c.
Agents have been appointed in the prjncipal
cities on the seaboard to forward decaces as they
appear.
With ample means to conduct the business the
proprietor tiatterS himself that, with the manage
nent OF Capt. KYLE, the standard of Hotels will be
raised in Lynchburg.
ia Omnibu Baggage Wagons and Porters
Will be at the depots and boat landings. to convey
PASSENGERS to and from the house. iau 22-dlm
HSGEiA H0TEL.-Persons returning from
Il the Springs will find this establish open
until the first of November.
Passengers leaving Richmond in the morning
reach the Hygeia at 5 o'clock p. NJ. the Richmond
steamers connecting with the Coffee which
pies regularly between Norfalk and Old Point
Sc o-ZW JOS. EEGAR PROPRIETOR
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MTacmxANnous,
1859
1aEg


By recent arrivals from New York and Boston,
am in receipt OF my Fall Stock, TO which call the
attention Of de alers. Among my assortment VIII
be found
Is bales Bordeaux Almonds, 10 do. Marseillesd0
Nuts rs do. pecsn do: 20 do. Fiiberts; 70 do Wal
nuts, Is boxes Maccagonl 10 casks Currants; le
likes Oranges. Is do Lemons: 100 cases asserted
Pickles. 500 boxes No. !, Fare Craekerz 500 do.
Layer Raislns. asserted sizes sg do. ~. K do DO;
Saltnna Raisins; Is boxes Sngased Almonds; Is do.
Genoa Citrop; 10 eases Sarsiines; 50 do Mascat
Wine; Is trails Dates q cases Ginxer; ~ do. Bran
d. Peaches; so do. assorted Preserves
Also. 5oopo assorted Cigars, at from IS to S7s
per thousand.
tory IL now complete. and by FAR the largest estah-
lIshmcnt Of the kind south of Philadelphia, which
en- ahes TO offer To the trade OF Virginia. North
Carnina, and Tennessee. also TO the city gro-
GERS, an srtcis OF City made, Steam refncd,
Crush SagaG Candy, warranted to stand IN aay
climate. M h below the Northern price, FOR an ar
ticle of hike standard.
Call and examine il at my factory, No. 50 Main
GIrIS 7 RnSSIEIfk-
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n.y. DiackSthltHS Kun oil the Mines. and Hard
CoAL. Elm
(fOAL.-CL0VER HILL and ANTHRACITE
~ COAL AID COkE-HAIL COAL, of the best
quality, at 81 per load. For sale by
NJ. ID. WHITING,
sc us Near the Petersburg Depot.
COKE. COAL AND ANTHRACIrfs..- 1.-The
- YARDS at corner of 10th street and Basin and 9th
and Byrd viii be constantly supplied during the
season with SOFT and HARD COKE and AN
IHRAClTE and BITUMINOUS COAL which
VIII IN future he promptly delivered to all parts Of
She city and suburbs The prices Of Coke during
Soft all. 81 so: Hard Coke $3.50. Anthracite and
Btuminous at current rates.
au 3l-ts JNo. ]. wERTH, Agent.
CAN'T p. HALVES Il SON,
~ DEALERS
ANTHRACITE COAL.
full supply constantly hand of Red and
White Ash Egg" Red and White Ash prepared
Stove, for families and factories, and White Ash
Lump for foundry use.
INVARIABLY
WEIGHED ON
Fairbanks Platform Scales at our yard. Orders
sent through the Post Office or left at the yard. 18th
street. south side OF the Dock will receive prompt
attention. Ie 8-sm
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L RAC0TT. HARRIS CO. have received, and
VIII be receiving every week dnrIng the season
larsr and desirable stock oi READY MA DE
CLOTHING, manufactured by themselves of the
best materials. aud made III the incest and most
iura be- manner, and they PROMISE to sell nt rs low
prices az the same Goods can Ice BOUGHT else where.
4 we ask OF our friends and the public ~ Ia glVe
us trial. Also, large assortment ui Boys and
Chldreu's CLOTHING, which Will be so'd ut the
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I OOK AT TflIs.--FOR SALE-TWO EN-
Il GlNES-6 and s. horse power. lue boilers, hay
ing been hat little used. will be sold low. for cash,
or good paper, AZ LOWNES x COOKS, Sth ST.,
81 door from Main.
Our facitles are greatly increased for manutac-
turin; RON RAILINGS, vi RANDAHS, &C., at
short notice.
MACHINERY WORK, GENERAL JOBBING
AND REPAIRING, sc l6-tf
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BY Alex. Mott, Auct.
DRY GOODS. HATS. &,

CLOTHING. DRY GOODS. HATS. &C.
~ Viii he sold At auction, at my store, on SAT-
TRDAG, September 24ih. commencing at 10 o'el k
$50 pieces Read, Made Clothing; a large invoice Of
Dry Goods; 100 doz. Cotton "a Hose; 10 Hats
and Caps; Bonnets; X lbboDs; Ruches, &c.
ALSO-A small lot Furniture, Groceries, &c.
se2I ALEX. MOTT, Auct.
MIGHT AudTION.-Will be sold at auction,
~ at my store, on SATURDAY NIGHT, CON-
menclng at Ia O'Clock, 200 pieces Ready NJ AIDE
Clothing. consisting of Goats, Pants, Vests, Meri-
no Shirts, Drawers, &c.
ALSO-A large invoice Of Watches, Jewelry and
Fancy Articles.
80
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VT
AND LEIGH STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUG
TIoN.--Wlll be sold on TU t.sDAY. the An day q
o'clock P. n, those two newly erected Pramed
Dweiiiass located - above, occupied respective
" ~ Meszrs A. w. Lambert aad A. 7. Williams.
each at annual rest nf rs.
TERMss-one- foarth cash balance ~ I. 3 snd y
nnnths, Tor negotiable notes, interest added. and
se - G0DDIN & APPERsoN. Asc,s.
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(ITY sCAvHNt...N.-Tne nndelslsned &c

IIYY SChNENt4.R.-The undersigned re
- spectull informs the citizens ui Richmond
that hr prepared To clean out rear houses, SINKS,
and other places of deposit, and thoroughly lime
them on the most reasonable rms and ia 4 Inaa
lier not in the least offensive Ia the premises on
which he mas-work. HI, wagon rs so constructed
as 10 lie AIR and watertlg Int.
Letter boxes may he found IN the Mayor's oftce,
and at the drug store OF Mliispaugh Johnston,
e door from corner 18th and Main streets and all
orders left IN them VIII he promptly attended =;
eu I5-2u X II. ALLEN
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sALE OF a S,tALL ! FARM AZ |,

FT'RUSTEE'S SALE Of 4 NWALE FN N I;
THE NEW CENTRAL ROAD AND THE
LANDS Of JACOB :; ga AItEE :, MD s,p, o dais
23d June 1857 duy recorded in Henrco County
Court, on the 18th Jam 1853, shall, IN execution
thereof, proceed 70 sell, at public auction on Inc
1879 al o'coek. p NJ. tif fair; if not, the next
fair day J the FARM conveyed by SAID deed, loca-
ted as above and now IN the occupancy oil Mr.
Joseph r. Herbert, containing twenty-five acres.
more or less, of which IL acres are n nns STATE
of Observation-Disclosures in wood. The BuildinEs
on the place are sufficient for the use OF small
family.
made knnwn at the hour of sale The taxes for
1855 and 1859 TO be paid by the purchaser.
The foregolng property was sold Dy me rndef-
signed on the 6th March, 1858. A re sale IS now
made necessary by the failure of the purchaser to
cnmpls with the terms Of sale. and y y made az
Lie risk and loss John HOW ARD,
sc M Trustee.
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Sale OF LAND DEEp.RUN. TURN

- PIKE, AT AUCTfON.-We will sell upon tho
premises. on FRIDAY. the I'D day of September,
tf fair; If not the next fair day thereaiter) COM
mencing immediately after the sale advertised by
Messrs. Young, Randolph Cary, a tract Of land
containing S95a acres, lying en- the Richmond and
Fredericksburg Railroad about four miles from the
city, adjoining tho lands of Messrs Joseph Sinton,
William Saunders. A. Blackburn. and others-and
being q portion of the real estate lately owned by
F. Staples. decd
The above is highly improved; twenty five acres
of which are in cultivation, and the remainder IN
woods.
The improvements are comfortable dwelling,
with fou< rooms, and the usual out houses-ail IN
good order
TERMS: One third cash, the balance in two equal
lnstaments. payable on the 18th June, 1850, aud
25th June, 1851, with interest added.
se3 JAS. NJ. TAYLOR X SON, Auets.
GRIST AND SAW MILL, AND DiST1L-
u LERY WITH rs ACRES OF LAND AT.
TACKLED, ON DEEP-RUN TURNPIKE, AT
AnCTl0N.-We will sell upon the premises, on
FRIDAY. the ed September. al far; II not, the
next iair day thereafter,) commencing alter the
sale advertised by Messrs. Young, Randolph and
Cary, tsay o'clock, p NJ, la tract of LAND con,
tanning Is ACRES. lying on the Richmond and
fredericksburg Railroad, five miles from tho CITY,
and has upon II aSAW and GRiST NJ Ii and DIS
TllLl4ERY Y, IN tolerabe order. The soil IS very
gnod he improvements are a small FRAMED
HmuSE, with the usual out-houses.
IEKMs-made known ut sale.
". b.-The above can be bought privately before
the day of sale. JAS. NJ. TAYLOR son,
Sc 5-3tawt2DthSthen d AuctloDseTE.
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rCREDEGAR IRON WORKS..

HUH NUNU, VIRGINIA.
The undersigned solicit orders for BARzlR0NE
OF ali sizes RAILWAY CHAIRS AND SPIKES;
Switches, Fross. Pumps. Bridge Bolts, &c, &
FREIGHT CARS. with Iron or Wooden Trucks !;
tons; WHEELS AND AXLFS, separate or ct
ted: hoGoMQTl VE S; STATIONARY AND
PORTABLE ENGINE. OF any desired power;
SAW-lIIIIS, GRIST MILLS. AND SUGAR
MILLS, CANNON, of all ca!hres. iron or Brass.
J. r. ANDERSON " CO
THATCHER PERKINS, Sup't Machinery Depart
i
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nLD CITIZEN RETIRNEp.

~ LADIES AMI GENTLEMEN OF RTcHNoNp -
After absence of a few years, have returned TO
reside among you. with view of emharking again
IN ms old business Of C0NFECTIONER AND
FRCtFERER. and have located at No. M Broad
street above 9Th.
The general estimation enjoyed, ard the liberal
patronage bestowed, in years that have long since
sped have been. ard are, warmly cherished. and
will ever he an incentive to serve Kind patrons.
1t is my purpose. all times TO come TO fufnlsh
and conduct ms establishment in sts ie that Wii,
hope, deserve the liberal support OF TRENDS ana
rlttgens, IN and out of the city.
Every article in my line will be found equsl to
represe ntation. and abundant in season, such As
CAKES, CANDIES. NUTS, RAfSINS. ICE
CREAMS, JELLtES. PRESERVES, LEMONS,
ORANGES and other domestic and foreign fruits.
Call and examine my stock of Confectionery and
Fancy Goods; they are beautiful in texture and
work,nausEip-caleU to do much service, as
well as adorn. Yours. respectfully.
ANTON 10 PIZXfNI.
No. III Broad ST.. above 9th.
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CiGARs. NlGANN. CiGAKs-LEAEI, .AND

CIGARS, CIGARS. t.GARS-lEAF AND
X MANUFACTURER TOBACCO. MEER
SCHAUM TUBES, PIPES, MATCHES, &c
Wholesale purchasers are solicited to call and sN-
anime. at JOHN BOUCHER 3 Cigar and To
bacco Store, 18th St, between Main and Franklin
SITS, a complete assortment in the above line of
Goods. Warranted as represented. II any article
funded Al time.
n. B,-Ct6ARS made, in any style, to order.
Rem.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF yaIUa.
NJ ~ BILE REAL ESTATE IN HENRICO COIN
lr.-Pursuant to two DEGREES OF the Circuit Court
OF Henrlco, IL the case of John STABLES vs. Stn-
pies Administrator, and Ann Staples ys Stapes
ana ais. rendered on the 5th day of May, 1859 the
UNDERSIGNED, as commissioners will sell NJ public
AUCTION TO the aighest bidder, on the premises ON
hIpAf the sd day, OF September. ls59. tif fair;
II not, the next lair day thereafter commencing
immediately alter the sale advertised by Messrs.
Young and Hutcheson-sas Ia o clock-the valua-
bic REAL ESTATE situated on and near 10 the
Deep Run Turnpike, about four miles from the
city, and on and near the Richmond. + redeycks-
burg and Potomac Railroad. being the real estate
OF which Francis Staples died possessed;
lst A tract lying on the Deep Run Turnpike,
eoHt@ning Il acres. IN a very good condition.
ID. Ines immediately upon the Deep Ran Turn
pike and mil road. 1t contains rs acres OF land
and has thereon a blacksmith and other shops.
Sd. tract containing acres. with three ice
houses thereupon, and lying immediately upon the
mill road. This parcel of land will be sold with
the privilege to the purchaser of getting ice from
the pond so long as the pond shall exist.
such an opportunity is seldom presented TO per-
sons desiring to purchase real estate in the vicinity
OF Richmond
A and survey of the said land can I've seen nj
the Office ofJAs. NJ TAYLOR Il Son. Ali persons
desiring 70 make inquiries about the above proper
ty are referred 10 the Anctioneers.
TERMS One third of the purchase monev in
cash. and the residue in two equal instruments, ut
one and two years from the day of sale, the credit
payments To he secured by negotiable notes, salts
faotoriiy endorsed with interest added, aud the
and conveyance directed by the Court Posses
sion Will be given immediately
NV w. b Rf fSSbSGPi com,r,.
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COAL, COKE, &c.

'OAL. The depot of The New York and Rich
- moud Coal Company, situated Mt the npper end
OF Broad street. and opposite the old Fair Ground
IS We'll supplied from their Deep Run and Spring
lly, Blacksniths'. Run of the Mines, and Hard
COAL. 80 a9-lIn*
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r,URNyTURE. CARPETtNG. &c., At
II AUCTfON.-On KipAY, I'D inst. at 10 eek,
win cell 4 ny store: lsrss lot Enrs,.nrs; sDi.-
French and Cottage Bedsteads, Cane and Wood
Seat Chars set of elsgant Dining Tables, wash
stands Toilet Tables. Hair and Shnck Massrss:es.
snIeadd Feather Beds. Pillows aud BOOSTERS, &c.
ALSO
Spices superior lwsIied CARPET.
heavy Inzfaln do.
- 8. all wool do.
a.. q, r. a. COOK. Aucf.