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AUCTION sAIHs.
FUTURE DAYs.

I Aw LIBRARY At AUCTION.-on Eat
IL DAY, September ID. 1882 at 10 o'clock, "A. NJ,
NH r s is'fB o6Rs 4 4. q LAw end
GFO. NJ VESTS Bookstore, las Main street.
are NOW 70 pre-: and viii be fsady on
Novels: Law Library. 80 yos.i Boswell Johnson.
lvels; prlor's Goldsmith, vols; Baeonss Alrid e
gest vels; Darniord and East's ports. vols:
saunders Reports.3 vols.: HenIng and Mnnfords
and Msaa 81
81 I ~, hesoutisn sgencer's EQUITY; Jarnon
WIS; new edition; Roper on Legacies; Coke
Law OF Nations, &C., &C., &c.
sales will Be held during thsepproaehing sesson,
Libraries sa Is sae's' GE sesf II WISH Z
Rf VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
- executed to me by J. c. Rittershouse and wife
on ON me 2lst day Of August, 1858 shall proceed to
the premises on THIRspAYSa The s6 das uefs sep
msncn. Inc M , progerss 9entioasd in said deed com
eastern ha.f of lot No. il, il; 3 survey made for
J y, rs Wlliiams and annexed to deed for said
Williams to jos Myers, fronting % feet on street
.hins pack iu teetto an alley, with the buildings
thereon sr s,n,,a. ]. T.suTToN. JR.,
SHERiFF'S SALE. Will be sold. at the
city ehInnd Situated st The oa ras ~ sh hs
fa HRE e PR s s1sst aasSdRr for eRe
one large BOAT to satisfy an e r. ons Il nv
bands IN favor OF Sampson L Pae vs. Henry Exali.
81 n on M ~ sgs Ss # hs hour
au ~ For H. K Eiysan sier,ar
'NAN-YARD FOR SALE IN LOUISA.-on
4 TUESDAY, the 18th of September next. we
liable TANNERYp now II on ans val
repair. located in Louisa county on the Mechon
lesss Foad hi. is very desirable location
e,ghborhood and in half mile of q good xrist
mil and saw mil. e"t
au l0-dtI5S RAUGHANN BOWTFs
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met with 50 many dlfncalsies that IL. success.

met with so many difficulties that iss success
lie very doubtful
The Count Cleon Martinez had refused to
accept the portfolio of Public Instruction; and
In regard to his acceptance OF the Ministry of
the Interior, he put IN combinations which
We're rejected, and he had, therefore. returned
to his post of Governor of Crocow.
ITALY.
There was no confirmation of the raoort "a
ceived at Vienna that n He'd Republic had
been proclaimed at Parma. 1t Is asserted that
even IL the report was true, the iourusis az
Paris and Tufin would not be allowed to pub
iish 1t.
Gari:aldi had accepted the chief command
OF all the forces of thu centraiity. He had ar
rived in Leghorn.
A telegram dated Turin, August 18th. saws
iass n.sis ana this morning, the fste Of the
Emperor was announced by The discharge OF
artiiery. In the morning a review Of the
french troops took place. Tie Denya vas
also performed in the Church, which was
r r,ehiy "asorated. There We're present the
CABINET Ministers, the members of Pariia-
ment, the French ambassador, the officers of
me French array, the National Guard etc
and citizens of Piedmont. This morning tthe
elght guns captured al Palest 70 were ex hi bi ted
IN front OF the palace In the evening there
VIII be fete in the Place d'Arm."
At Milan. on the l4th inst. the municipality
inaugurated a statue of Napoleon, by Canoya,
IN the Place Breera, in the presence of Mar
shall Valiant, the Sandman au thorities and
\ large eoucourse of people; music was per-
formed and salyos fred during the ceremony.
Inc Tuscan National Assembly have elected
Signor Coppi as i's4'resident. Deputy Gincr
proposed that the Assembly should declare
the reign of Dynasty of Lorrain imposs bic
in Tuscany. The representatives unanimous
~ supported this proposal the discussion OF
which was referred TO the sitting Of the fol-
lowing day.
The London Post Paris correspondent learns
that the French government had addressed q
dispatch 10 the Great Powers declaring that
France VIII not assist self-exied Princes TO
return TO their dominions by force nor will
she permit Austria, or any other Power, to at
ford them military aid for that purpose.
The election in Modena had been succeeded
by admirable order.
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to,,~.,.s D., x,- ,,,,s,,.t pa - rhn following
80, rs. o'' ;, $3.50 go ,.nx,,1 5isr,trh hs
~ t''e soi .a I. ss "a ''e
SS .,tr.rx
-, .ha ,.,.,,-ra, tt,,o 81 Parliament in the
=. w 'r t isS,,,t",ts ,,rtor 20 she delivery of
'so''S %. ~ |,'s,.-b r va r,bn pusxefI STATED
nav y % m, a,,,,lrios tl.at Mir Bruce had
,' - -. =, p,isin ,sttn a view L, the ratiiica-
~" - - ,yo.Tv ,,,th China and that IL was
s,o" ~ -. " ~ the Government 10 require
'f' ~ s,, r, ,-,~+,.,,,,,t tn f,tIv carry out
me 'H5f'sse H. .rsst, ana la invite tl,e
tBe coh"i''"N - :, 81 Tnhu RusselI
hn9efp' 20 ~; s' rss,,,sa ~ our~itous that he
siso s''es', ~ ,ial taf,emot{0n which
Ha" "'t 'N'f .'N.[I -. ~, s,a,.,o,nt he had
a!'ereo tlIr t' ., q, -. -" >, ,he attentions of
atffaas iHt"| "i.'a - p,r,na nIo,,ena
fF'stre @'' "a 49,. 80, hod ANY information
Aua uSe1ns' .' a., ~,nr,,d nrorlnlnatiou
sSN"" 'esrt W" a., a. - ,"'tI ~, &c an
"i ute Aeu N t uu''N''.' 50 '
houhce1 IA 'Ate f'H1'" l.i +ha ,,rasa,t
L@iu t-ieiio 4''1 ~ 1, -; .hot a ,.alun
tia''',ist NJ, -, ,.,,tshnd,
'efi 40. sp""nN :" IN 80 -. rfa.,.,~. -. IL
Lofa P"iI''IsIoh anu S.u'tts ~ ~,
~ WAS the express desire Oh me ToNeI tlih'i-'
70 encourage 'he iofihaSioh oi ii id'e "i" a. =
"t1r't SCI .,.,,i.,,, ,,, ,,,o ross or tho
re vii1eFA' ~ ii'' 'i., = = ~ -
steamship Arso hhu 'ei it1AHS.,'" p"' .'iV Wy
sion NI"'u nor pe mat p"o. on ui'l' - s
communicated 10 me i,oaTo OF ilNoe. - =" a.. a.
understood. hG"eNer, that tue assessors CIV CIV
IL aS their OPINION ina me TOSS Oh iie snip ~
not afiS" lfoW any "iiAtHi ACTIN 'he i'.t VI
the captain, bur mat II was grave "iiIIssiY 10
Icy alm IN NOT having Sh"Mfa M stSS'i va ~
coming on ~ me log. ANS ihulhs Is 70 w
accompanied win Il recommendation Oh ne
case 10 TIE lealeht cos!ur! OF 'le ,eoA' a.
ne nomination OF al 'cHos, '+eHI". " ny MT
AS Envoy EItfaoruInaFy 10 IesbAi America
as reported per last steamer, ana me tnuYteo
ces.lon OF territory ia honduras 70 dreat l}fi-
Iaih had gwen rise 10 me It' pfesaloh 'h't nc
Ebgilsh government WAS SEEKING 10 sueuslh
en- IT'S position IA that portion OF Tue "ofia,
The ihfeTp9oi Albion states mat or w
Gore thstiey vas 10 lie fecaileo, ahu IN ah-
nouhciug mr.. Nhyhes projected depar inre
f3F the Isthflus, by the steamer leaving south
ampton on the l'th OF august, IL says u ~
less MT hyhe be crippled In ms acilohs ny
secret dispatches from Rome, MS countryheh
may e1pectShoftIy 10 see some piictictl EVIL
dehce OF sound pohcy, Whlch, "hlie respect
ing the rights OF The Republics OF tehtral
America, ana assisting in the development OF
free routes OF transit, snail, al the same tiIne,
MAINTAIN the rights OF heF Majesty ana lef
SUBJECTS IN 'hls hitherto neglected. oht I'M
p5Ftaet, corner OF the Z ueen doinlhlohs.
Mr. " hyke has been made Companion OF the
Bath
Arrangements Tor the cricket Natch IN anne
rlca, between the eleven picked players OF All
England ana twenty two OF the I nlted states,
are hhiily completed, ana The Lhgilsh prayers
leave LiNefpoo! Tor America on The IN Oh sep
Hf
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BY Jamesar. Taylor & Som, Auc,,s.
COMMIsSIoNERs, sALEoFyEn,

( W ~ " $40 RS SALE OF VEEY
-, - VALUABLE REAL ESTATE In THE,
CCnNT1 OF HENR1CO-Pursuant to a decree
81 the Circuit, Court of Henrico. IN the ease
ie UNDERSIGNED as commissioners, will sell at pub
NC anetior TO the hlshest bidder, on the premises
on klDAY. the sd day of September 1889 If
lar; II not, the next fair day Thereafter eonuien
eng at IL O'Clock NJ, the following very valuable
W. r estate, situated on near the Deep Run
dufnpike, about three miles from the city OF Rich
i.uhu. ueins portion of the property of the late
ambrose Hutcheson, to wit: ~
Ist. portion OF the ..CHANTEJJ,AD tr.ct W.
ing t on the Turnpike. immediately opposite the
uIoesteaa containing about 200 ac res upon which
Tbis , are .auaoae Ice houses and an iee-pond-
MS una Is In q nigh state of Improvement
=. "a. n tract called .PENDLET0N." containing
the city of Richmond "'oo' ga mites from
map and survey can be seen ar tho ,f;oa r
Jas. NJ lay Tor y Son, in the CITY of Rirhmond VI
PERSONS desiring to make enquiry about thu
aDoye property. are referred to Messrs Jaues Al
ayloT Son. or To either of the unde rsipnad ,nn
premises. ' loa' 'sie
TEEMs-One- third of the purchase money i,
cash, ana the residue In two equal instruments Mt
Que anu TWO years from the day of sale, the credit
payments TO lie secured by negotiable notes with
interest addec, and the title retained till the whole
m iidase money is paid and conveyance directed
POSSESSION will be given in time to seed crop of
meat and full possession of each tract will be de-
hvered at the end Of the present year
ALEX. b. HUCHESON,)
!NO. A. HUCHESON, Comm,s-
HUGH Nj. HUCHEsoN, ''o"efS'
JAS. NJ. TAYLOR & Son, Aucts
jy 23-2awtI5Stdtds
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II 4 Mt. PAINE & co..
IN IMPORTERS AND JoBBERs OF
IN I NIOEJIJS,
NoS lh2 and l65 Min .frssf Rirh u, an

Nos 1853 and l65 Main street, Richmond
We are now receiving by the ship Henry
Clark direct from Liverpool e this port, and by
usually larSe importation of BRITISH, FRENCH,
AND GERMAN DRY GOODS, which have been
purchased by our senior partner, principally from
the manufacturers, durins the depression Of hnsl-
ness caused BY the late European war, ENTIRE
LY FOR CASH, and at such prices as will enable
US to offer GREAT INDUCEM EN- rs to the trade.
The assortment will embrace great varity of new
and beautiful GOODS, and will be found very ex-
tensIve in every department
From the various home markets, we have large
and complete stock of DOM ESTIC MANUFAC-
TURED GOODS making in all the AR5EST and
MOST COMM ANDING STOCK OF DRY GOODS
we have ever had the pleasure of offering to our
friends and customers.
CLoTHING.-Thisb branch of our business hav-
ing increased very largely. we have given much
greater attention to 1t, and VIII have very full
STOCK OF all Grades. gotten up in the best manner
and VITA great care as regards styles and sizes, at
prices that viii compare favorably with those OF
any Northern market.
We respectful, invite the merchants of Virginia.
North Carolina and Tennessee to give our stock an
examination. Our Goods have been selected with
special regard to the wants of this trade, and we
are determined to sell them to cash and prompt
paying buyers as low they can be bou hit in this
K
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The Overland Mail.

ST. LOUIS, August 3o.-The Overland Mail,
To the 18th, has arrived.
The San Francisco markets We're steady
A duel was expected between Senators
Gwin and Broderck after the election
Horace Greeley has gone 10 visit Fremont
The FORK Smith (Ark.) Times says the Ca
manches have made TWO attacks on the Cado,
Wachito and Delaware Indians. The whole
were en- route to their new homes under the
care of an agent
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Lac LONG CREDIT, AND AT Low RATE
-A.@ OF INTEREST.--The Hannibal and St: 10
OF LANE, sns IN the Stats Of Missouri H which
granted, by Act of Congress, to aid in the con-
straction Of their Road, offer tho principal portion
thereof for sale, on the most liberal terms.
The greater part of these Lands are within six,
and all within fifteen, miles of the Railroad which
j. now completed and open for use throughout its
entire length, t206 miles, and runs through coun-
try which unsurpassed by any in the salubrity of
its climate the fertility of It's soil, and the extent
OF its mineral resources
For further information, apply at the Land Office
JOSIAH HUNT,
Land Commissioner H. & St. 10. r. r.
HANNIBAL, Mo-, June l4th, 1859.
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CITY SCAyENGER.-Tbe undersigned re-
speetinily informs the citizens of Richmond
tat ne y prepared 70 clean out houses. sinks
them, on the reasona BE he rms and IN q man
nef nat IN the least offensive to the premises on
to be air and water tight = -
Letter,boxes mag be found in the Mayors Office,
ana ~ tle drug store Of Millspaugh John ston.
orders ieit in them will be promptly attended to.
Au lo-sm X. III. ALEAN.
Ok BBL6. NO. MACKEREI--Eor.a "a L ~
~ VIM. WALLACE SUNH.
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From Ha vana.

NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 29th-The steamship
Philadelphia, from Havana, has arrived
Sugars were dull.
Sterling exchange was quoted at 1iAal5s
per cent premium.
Exchange on New York and other Eastern
cities y a62 per cent. premium.
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CAB ELL HOT Sc,
NO. III, MAIN STREET, j
]. RORABACk p

Y no: AZ, MAIN STREET, IyNCHBURG, Va.
J. RORABACK. ............. PROPRIETOR,
.. n LIE InASAGER
Beg leave to announce to their friends and the
public generally, that the CA IL is now
open. 1t has been extensively furnished, and will
be 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, bong in the very centre of business. on
the business street, within few minutes walk of
the depots, warehouses. banks, &c
Agents have been appointed in the principal
cities on the seaboard to forward decaces as they
appear.
With ample means TO conduct the business the
proprietor fiatters himself that, with the manage
ment Of Capt. KYLE, the standard of Hotels will be
raised in Lynchbure.
IA Omnibusses, Baggage Wagons and Porters
will be at the depets and boat landings, to convey
passengers to and from the house. iau 22-dlm
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EulSe Rnular.

PHILADELPHIA, August 30.-It is inpossi-
bio TO trace the rumor OF the sinking OF the
frigate Congress, at sea- 10 any authentic
source. 1t is looked on as canard
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BY James M. TAYLOR & Son. Auct,y,
NERY yALIAHLE fIalilSE Am Inr
RyE.R. Cook. Auct


NTOCK OF GRO, EkIES AND HOUSE.
- HOLD FURNITURE AT AUCTION.-On FRI
DAY, I'd September. at 10 O'Clock, will SELL at the
store of r. b. Totty, corner of Cary and Adams
variety usually found in weli-regniated retail
Grocery. together with all the moveabie appurte
nances, such as Gales, Measures, Show-C Cases dc
1.-THE same time. the Household FCRNtTURE
embracing the usual variety of wellkept articles
IERMs-Cash. E. b. COOK.
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DTSSOLUTICNS. &c.
-->~ >>o>,,>~.
l,O-PARTNERSIEIP NOTECE.-The nnd

('O-PARTNERSIEIP NOTECE.-The under
- signed have fosmed "o-partnership. dated
& BROTHER, and have taken the store, No io7,
Main street, formerly occupied by Kelley L Ma
son; and haye opened for sale large stock OF
BOOTS and SHOES.
Country merchants and city Dealers and the pub
lie in general, are requested to call and examine
stock. Being bought for cash, we can sell at
very low prices, either wholesale OF retail.
HYAfAN STERN,
August Is. 1859. HENRY STERN.
an 25-2m*
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au I:-dlawAewsw


CHERIFFS'S SALE.--B BIZ virtue OF an esecsl-
who sne tor the benefit Of n. Harrison, against A.
A. Raine, shall sell in front q the City AalI, 70
her. ls6a nj IL clock. that being the kTst day Of
the HusfiLgs, Of the said city. e the iaferesf q
said Rains Ia . NEGRO WOMAN, slave. nAmeu
residue of the present year: =
TrRMs--Cnsh. JN0. ". WRIGHT ID. H.t
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Vas!IiIr5An IL I hEAL oEksT4TE IN TIT
ce r .a :" ,r,,.,ais ,s ryR snLMe
ionsns 70 the estate Of the late N. H. RAgAnd.
NJ, LEA MOST DESIRABLE RESIDENCE at
u" = =. conner OF Grace and Adams streets. Tho
.ie fronts 81 feet on Uraea street, and runs back
pniit IN the best manner, containing II rooms. with
al necessary out houses attached, intending ktch.
IA Io 5'if sn fgn's Is ise. ON Grace street.
No. s@m B XII TENEMENT on III. north
side of Broad street. between LIST street and Brook
avenue, Tat present occupied by r. Moore J 'front.'
back ass to paved ass fe Eha ass
two stories high and fitted for store and dwelling
WI coed b sfe s fESEMENr on B,o,s
ADJOINING No; ), fronting about the same. two s.o'
es s and t aa s,efe rs saes tho full
Nos ) snd Two vAcANTf l LUIS on Broad
For terms, which will be LIBERAL. apply to
au Is-dst&2awts Corner Main and q S ssI =.
sSE HALIFAX LAND FOR SALE,-In
Ien n,n 20 remove to another county next fall
LANb, o called tpr saas s,,yae, ny Tract or
i r. t sasS On the read eadng from Hall
and Danvle Railroad ~ miles r. iro ms t hhaonona
and 81 from the LATTER place. The tract contains
m,oa w ooo acres necessary, II can be divided
HUG now occupied BY Mrs H. B. owen C@ Contain
ing from ~ TO 20 acres has on il pretty cottage
resiaenee with hive rooms office in the ward and
an necessary out-buildings. Another settlement
now occupied By my overseer. formerly the resi-,
aenee o. Dr.. luck, can be sold separately. with 200
acres oil land: leaving 300 more acres with the
homestead. fremont is regarded one of the hand
seiest ana most desirable residences in the county
Inc pulidnef containing seven rooms, is in modern
style. tasteful green house, recently completed
with shade trees, choice shrubery and flowers rem
gers the residence still more attractive The sta
pie, caffiaee house, cabins, &C.. all in good or
der. The eighborhood sumo eptionable in point
ei heath, refinement and Intelligence. The land
is well adapted TO the cultivation Of corn wheat
TOBACCO &c. also offer for sale 800 or 500 acres of
Ian ID, lying IN the fork of Dan and Staunton RI
vers, on which there is comfortable residence and
an excellent steam saw and grst mill. The engine
Is Of forty horse power; with two saws attached,
and IN perfect order. The land is principally IN
woods. will also sell my STORE-HOTSE and
LOT at South Boston, now occupied BY Jeffress &
Dabbs, with some fifty sixty acres oil land. The
store house, of brick, built within few years, is
aX52 ieet, two stories hish. South Boston is
considered one Of the best stands in the county
for q store or tobacco factory. I will also sell
my interest in the concern of Jefress & Dabbs-
Persons desirous OF purchasing are invited to call
and see for themselves, any information in re-
gard to the property can be had by addressing me
at South Boston, Halifax county. Va.
is 4-law5w JOSIAH DABBS.
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BOARDING.


RoARDING .-l have two pleasant and desirable
II FRONT ROOMS, suitable for families
Mrs. F. w. BASS,
Shot Tower House, Grace ST., End door above St
Paul's Church. au27-6t*
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OTlCE.-The CO partne rship heretofore ex.
~ lstlng between the undersigned, under the firm
of VOEGELE Il WEIDEMEYER, is this day
dissolved. by mutual consent. The stock and ae-
counts of the late concern have beer placed in the
hands Of \; a STU RDiVANT and CRtNSHAW
Il WEXFORD. Attorneys at Law, with full au-
thority to dispose OF and settle the same.
C. l.. VOEGELE,
all 16-ts sEO. D. WEIDEMFYER.
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steamer Sunk.
(ITY SCAYENGER -Tha nndarsinnas

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 3o.-The Sasamer Duncan s.
Garter Is reported sunk, and . total loss The
cargo ~ damaged. The passengers were saved
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Fall from ttieiiish Bridge, on the New Jer-
SeY Central RaiIraaS.

CLINTON, n. j., August CAN Irishman
named MEG win, fell from the High Bridge OF
the Central Railroad, near this place, last night
a distance Of over hundred feet, and was in
stantly killed. He was walking across the
bridge, and it, is supposed, was intoxicated at
the time.
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FUTURE DAYS.
NJ Csddin Z Apperssn. Auea.r =

~ 6endiM g Appefsons AuctsFs.
q FTIToN + foR SALE It'll Auc TTm 3 gE
virtue of decree of the Circuit Cnurt Of Hatifar
Isnaered At its May term 1850, In the suit 81 Thou
2. Butt and others. akainst Richard Thornton Jr
deceased. and others. will sell ut public auction,
on the premises. on MONDAY, the 18th iay OF Sep.
tIesmper, 1859. at o'clock. r. NJ, u HOUSE and
LOT belonging to the estate OF Richard Thornton.
lie the town of Fulton. Henrico county, Va. benz
me whole Of Lot No. 8 and part OF Lot No Z ia
square No. 10. IN the plan OF said town Of Fuiton
1t the corner OF Graham and Marshall streets
fronting on the former street and running back ITO
feet to an alley.
TERMs.--A cred, of 8 nponths will be given with
interest from date WIN. L. HOLT Conf
Sale by GoDDiS & AprgRsoS. au 81
BY James NJ. Taylor 4 Son, Auct,..
VERY VALUABLE HOUSE AND LOT
ON MARSHALL AND 9Th STREETS VA
CANT LOT ADJOINING. AND TWO SNAIL
HOUSES AND 10 rs ON 9Th STR ET. All AIfC-
TI0N.-Will be sold on THURSDAY, the ATT dav
OF September, 1859. on the premises coturnencins
1T IA clock, +. NJ that very yaina He House and
Lot located as above. and now in the oacupanc, Of
pr. 6rSbe. The lot upon which the house stands
fronts on Marshall street 40 feet and the Iot
adjoining 24s feet, and runs back los feet Also two
small tenements and lots, fronting on 5th streat
2ts feet. running back IS feet nd now in the oce,,
pancs of sood tenants.
This property is considered valuable not only far
private residences, but we'll located for business
stands.
.TEaMs-One fourth cash balance at g. Iaana i.
months, for gotIable notes, with interest added
and secured by a trust deed.
au3l JAS. NJ. TAYLOR l. SON, Auct'rs.
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THREE SUPERIOR cows ANnca1xEx

I AT AUCTloN.-On THURSDAY, lst Sept
AZ 10 O'Clock, will sell, al the American Stables on
,ihese Cows are young. gentle, and remarkably
iarse mixers. Those wanting reliable family Cows
may rest assured that they are of the very hest
quality, and can be confidently recommended as
such. Tau 30I f. b. COOK, Auct'r'
RYtIRTUE OF a DEEDOF TRUST. exc
- euted TO me BY. Joseph c.. Rittershouse and
VIE shail proceed to sell, at public auction. on
IN RSDAY, September lst, 1853, comrnenein. at
10 clock, A NJ. at the store on Broad street, be-
ASA Millinery establishment, all the PROPERTY
conveyed by said deed consisting of Bonnets
articles used in such estab shmenss. Also, al the
Household and Kitchen Furniture, Musical In
strulnents. NC, belonging to said Rite rshouse-
Also, the K Ely of the store.
TERMs-Cash for sums under $50 for all sums Of
that amount and over negotiable notes satisfaeto-
Tily endorsed. SAM'L T. BAYI.Y Trustee
SAFE conducted by Il. b. COOK. au 26-tds
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-31
ak+ FoR SALE, A sPLENDID LOCA

~ lion FOR A SUBURBAN RESIDENCE, on
-4Ass THE MECH ANICSVILLE TURNPIKE ONE
MILE FROM RICHMOND The subscribers
have been requested to sell privately, one of the
ne. hbornood of the city. 1t lies on the east side
of the Mechanicsvie Turnpike, near the toll-gate,
and contains 1873 acres, and is a part Of what is
called 'Woodviile Tract" 1t is well enclosed, has
an orchard otchoice Fruit Trees, few small Build
Iugs, and well of excellent water. We will sell
the entire place, divide it into three or four lots
to suit purchasers, as NAV be deemed hest. Apply
to GODDIN & APPERSON,
I'll 22-lawlm Auctloneers.