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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-05-17

SICKLEs IN PURSUIT OF PEAcE.-The y. Y
correspondent of the Charleston News says:
Daniel f. Sickles is to sail for Europe about
the middle or last Of June, there to spend few
months in quiet rcpose, and recupcrate his present
shattered political energies. The report that he
phrase, all "bosh. "-Daniel and Teresa will live
together at some future day as though nothing
had happened.
BY the way, Bible presented the Rev. Mr.
Haley, of Washington, Wednesday night, for the
attention he gave Mr. Sickles while in prison. The
money for its purchase was collected by Mrs
Marshal Bacon and Mrs. Oldfcd The prcsenta-
ton took place in the ladies' rarlor ofthe National
Hotel. A certain iIr Bargie acted as spokesman
set speech, fattcring everybody, but the ladies
particularly.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-05-17

From Washington, We learn, (says the
Baltimore American) that the Federal Government
will follow up its course with regard to Mexican
affairs. The Water Witch and the Fulton have
been ordered to the Gulf We learn, also that
the Boundary Treaty of 1916, settled by Lord
Ashburton and MIR Webster, is likely to become a
matter of negotiation, if not of contention Certain
islands in the vicinity of Vancouvers claimed
both by Great Britain and the United States
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-05-17

Ra5% The next Southern Baptist Convention is
to be held in Savannah in May, 1861
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-05-17

A QUETa OCCURRENCE.-A queer incident
occurred in this place during the Odd Fellows
celebration. 1t seems there was calf, some two
months DID, confined in lot close to the Methodist
Church, and when Capt. Lucas brass band
commenced to play one Of those soul stirring airs
which always arOuses to the highest pitch the
feelings and passions of the human soul, the calf
leap about ard so continued to do as long as the
music was kept up, until finally it became as it
were frenzied by the excitement, and after making
one or two tremendous bounds it fell and died
instantly without struggle-Chestcr, (,S O.
Standard.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-05-17
salt -Ahoat.
10, 800 Sacks Of LiVeruOOI SAIL

Just arrived and landing from ships Carolina ana
kathodipa, Wis
1000 in Seamless Sacks
$500 in Bieached Sewed Sacks and
oooo IN extra large size Double Patent Seamless SAGA
Grass Bleached and will average about to ln'
ton.
All of the above lot is of fresh importation in splen
did order and will be sold low in lots suit purchas
ers while landing from the vessel.
ALSO FOR SALE, ABOUT 6OOO sacks of storeGi
lot, which will be sold at a very low and reduc'U
price, to close the consignment ~
JAMES ARMSTRONG.
Charleston, S. c., April 25 1859 3t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-10
The Missing Santa Fe Maif-oairageS by
tho indians.

ST, I.eUIS, Oct. "A special dispatch to the
Republican says tina, Mr.. Otero, the delegate
To Congress ffom New Mexico. and his wife !;
Iudge Watts, wife and son Judge Porter and
Mn Crenshaw, are presumed to he with the
incoming Santa Fe mail party, for whose safe
ty much anxiety is felt.
The attack on the ont. going mail was made
hs the kiowa Indians, ON the 9th ul The
dispstch states that another mail cannot leave
uatil a military escort is furnished
hAnothef dispatch TO the Republican from
NtchiSon, announced the arrival Of the Salt
Lake mail OF the 10th nit. A party of emf
grants rom Leoisa county, Iowa. and Seriu
county Missouri, had beea attacked hv the
Shoshone Indians, near Marsh Valley. when
A, J.. Rott was killed, and ]. W. Pauline.
Wesley forame and Thomas Blunt, were
wounded. The Indians took all the cattle and
burnt the Wagons OF the emigrants
Another party from Burlington. Iowa were
attacked IN the same vicinity and one killed
and enc wounded
Lord Grosyeaor arrived al Salt Lake on the
9th. On route for California and China.
Col Chapman's command had arrived and
relieved Col, Reggies; who left on the Sth for
Fort LAat enworth.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-10
Accident TO Steamship a, Sea.

NORFOLK. Oct a,--Nearly 100 passenger. OF
The steamer Quaker City, Capt. Shurfeldt
from New York, bound for Havana. have ar
rived here. On the It'll inst fifty miles south
Of Cape Hatieras, the engine, smashed causing
great excitement The boats were manned.
prov isioned and equipped. 1t was suppos,
pumps being pat 10 work ten inches OF water
were soon pumped out, and no leak was dis
covered Seeing the steamer with her union
down, The bark Dunharton, Capt. Shadbourn,
o! Boston, from Turks Island bound for New
York bore up and taking OF her passengers
ano provisions. brought them safely into
Hampton Roads last night, in charge OF ]. W
HaTgroSe.
nr Fiunsl. surgeon OF the ship, all the Of
ficers and twelve passengers, preferred remain
ing on ihe steamer.
When last seen. the Quaker City was forty
miles south of Cape Hatteras, with the wind
light, and very heavy sea prevailing. No
serious danger was apprehenied. There was
no loss OF life.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-10
&aiinnal ffnrsa NhnNI

BosToN, Oct. THE National Horse Fair
commences IN this city next week, lasting a
fortnight. over fifty of the most famous trot-
ting horses in the Union will contest, in races
duri the Fair, including trial of speed be-
tween Ethan Allen. Columbus and the Cana
dian stallion Live Oak, for premium OF : 1890.
over five hundred stock horses have been en-
tered for the grand sale in the second week
Seven races will take place next week, with an
aggregate of nearly Si,5u0 in premiums
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-10
The Arrested FiLlihusters.

Ngw ORLEANS. Oct 9.-The filiibusters who
were arrested II Southwest Pass, arrived here
in custody of the r. 5. Marshal. Captains
Maury. FaiSyoux, and Scott, and Col. Ander-
son, were held 10 bail in 81. 900 each. The rest
were left at the barracks below the city, but
having no guard, have deeamped. The fill
busters were made by the soldiers to leave the
steamer coming up the river. They state they
were on : fishing party.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-10
THE CALIFORNIA DUEL.
SENATOR BRoDERIcK KILLED.

ST. Louis, Oct. S.--The overland mail OF the
10th, which arrived here to day, brings intel.
ligence that the duel between Senator Brode.
rick and Judge Terry, of the supreme Court
of the State of California, took place near San
Francisco ON the morning of the 18th. Mr.
Rrodcr,ck fell AT the first fire, pierced through
the lungs. He fingered until haif-past nine on
The morning of the 10th, when he died Judge
Terry was unhurt. The community was pro-
foandly agstatea.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-10
TrottiEg at Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, Oct. :, 1S59.-In the Cincinnati
Trotting Park this afternoon Flora Temple
and Ike Cook were matched for 81, COO a side
TIE race was won by the former in three
straight heats. viz: 2.27 2:27, 2:2l a. The last
heat was the fastest on record, and the first
halt mile Of IL was made in 1891
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-10
Fire and Loss of Life at Bostou.

BosToS, Oct. :, 1s51-A dwelling house in
Neponset, occupied by the families of John
Spear and Wm. Harris, was destroyed by fire
last nj ght. TWO children-a boy seven and i
giri two years of age-of Mr.. Harris were
burnt 10 death.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-10

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. s.-The steam gun
boat Pawnee WAS launched at noon to-day at
the navyvard, in fine style She was chris
tened by Miss Grace, daughter of Robert Ty-
Ter, Esq. \ national salute was fired. At least
ten thousand spectators were present.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-10
The Cricket Match.

NEW YORK, Oct. THE cricket match was
resumed to-day, attracting great attention.
Stephenson's first innings "a. Lockyear sec
ond innings 90. Stephenson's second innings
two men played, bowling "a without making
RIM
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-10
The Kansas Election,

LRAyENwoRTH Oct The adoption of the
" yandot constitution is rendered certain by
the reception of returns from the most i'm port
ant counties. The majority in its favor will
probably reach four thousand.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-10
BY Ro. b. Lyme, Auct.

pUBILC SALE OF ONE TMOuSAND
CITY CO.. ON THE SWINEYARDS ROAD,
WITHIN THREE MILES OF WILlCQX'S AND
SWINEYARD'S LANDING, ON JAMES RIVER
AT AuCTIoN:-At the reques.t, Of the owners,
will sell at public auction, on TU ESDAY. the 9th
Of November, at ~ O'clock, upon the premises, tii
fair; il not. the next fair day thereafter.l that
valuable TRACT OF LAND, situated as described
above, containing one thousand acres, adjoining
the lands OF q. G. Waddell, John l.. Walker, JAS
Hubbard and others.
The greater portion of it is in woods and its
proximity TO the public landings James river
renders this land very valaable rs wood can be de-
llvered at the landing, only three miles distant at
very remuneratlye prices II is believed that the
wood on the land when delivered, will pay for 1t.
There is a sufiiciency of cleared land for q per-
son beginning 70 farm, which produces wei OF the
usual crops. The improvements consist OF q
Framed Dwelling, with the usual Oat- Buildings,
all built within few years. The location IL healthy
and society coed, 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 Mr.:
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. Auct..
Office in basement Metropolitan Hall.
&C 3-M.Th&Sf21th((ct tdtfia
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-10

PHILADELPHIA. Oct. e.-Judge Ludlow this
morning delivered his decision in the case of
WIN. II. .Jeondolie, charged with a breach of
the peace in running passenger railway car
ON the Sabbath, and the discharge of the de-
PENDANT. the arrest having been premature.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-10
Resignation of an officer.

WASHINGTON, Oct. Sd. ]. Brown, Esq,
contempiates an early resignation as Chief OF
the Agricultural Branch OF The Patent Office.
The event has been anticipated for some weeks
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-10

QUEBEC, Oct. s.--The North American sail
ed for Liverpool at $50 A. Nj. to-day with IS
passengers.
NEW YORK, Oct. s.--The steamer City of
Baltimore, for Liverpool took out 326 passen-
gers and SOB 255 in specie
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-10
Massachusetts Politics.

Boston, Oct THE American State Com
mittee voted to-day that it is inexpedient TO
call State Convention to nominate eandi-
dates for State officers.
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AUc11o1I


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s sasis s sss M .sssss .s
TIE % decree Of To Clfcris Conn ~ tkSSsty Of
q s B. :ss. ,ssY9sssss e 20, q
llnttcn. 9o.I sAeiI prooeed - seI. At sble pne-
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tsss .: ::s ss :ss. y 4: 8. a., i: W.
about 81 e sm ssis I; E. se e line q JsIn ;
zee. sc, running back about lei. as. s &c
81 i, o the East Ing Il lsA street. .sz
North Of tho arch. 4axsi feet. '"'oa ss'ses'
tn. lot IN rear Of no. 81, Of Mayo's addition.
osd VIM aeGas sIes sss % &c
os .,k about bout neg ret d e LMSm Nh, ISL
carrington and North Of Leish sts. -
Nn osh a AsSas i've ae.ss Of lad !. Adams VALLEY
and Csrrinxton's Mi Racs ."s 'sheA uaioea nt
18th. Lots Nos. So. S. 81, in Adams' Valley. near
l2fh Lot No. Isl. on Green It,, ana line Of the
Va: Central Railroad. ssxI46 feet.
18Th. Lot No 22s. West line .of Concord street,
adlo,nnapg csrIington.s Mill. g feet front.
s so. Of Ftankhn street, in Of Mr. L. NJ FL
isth Part q 10. No. las. on Rockets 4. front.
ins Es feet. cunning back lso feet, adjoining The
10Th Part Of ict Nc. 10 the plan Of Richms nd.
Irontng aocut W feet on the west line of 10Th ST,
running back to the line Of Mr.. VIM. Greanor and
adjoining on the rear the United Statss Hotel
nth. Lot IN Franklin square, No.4, fronting a
street. - s 5 80. - y 49,
18Th 8 ssasrs q s two sscrss Bloody Run,
18th. "A triangular lot. fronting 100 feet ON the
West line OF 18th ST.. and South Of K ST.
Wth Lot NO. eco, sttrIangular,l South of I'D ST.
2lst triangulsr lot on the East line Of 10Th st..
North Of the residence Of Jas. II Pondexter
fronting lss feet ON the North line 81 street and
l65 {. ct on the East OF SD st.
33d. Two half acre lots on the South line OF I, ST.
East Of eth and West Of 18th SITS.
24th. The parsonage property on Church Hill. on
the East line OF 2sth st,, between II and ats.
18th. Part OF son.re No. 100 fronting Az feet on
the East line of 24th ct.
The sale will crlnmence ut the first named lot, 1T
the hour of 10 o'clock A. NJ, and wilt be continued
in the order advertised, until all the property is
The particular attention of the public is respect
fully called to the sale Of the foregoing valuable
TERMs-Enoughi in cash to tiefray the costs md
expenses Of sale; and as To the residue, credit
of o. ~ and Is months for negotiable notes salts
facforaly endorsed, bearing interest and title re-
tanned TIL all the purchase money Is fully paid.
GEO. W. RANDOLPH. Adm,'y. &c.,
OF Richard Adams, decd.
IA GopDIS ArPEasoN, Auct's. oc l0-lt
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T,RUSTEE's SALE OFTwO BUILDING
Il LOTS ON lITH STREET. FRENCH GAR
DEN HILL, AT AUG rI0N.--By virtue of deed
of trust, executed by M. NJ. Harris, bearing date
the sd day of August, 1885, and recorded in the
Clerks Office Of Richmond Hastings Court, shall,
in execution Of said trust, being SO Ieqnirsd b, the
lie auction, upon the premises, on THURSDAY,
the 18th INST, at IA O'Clock. p NJ, TWO BUILD
ING LOTS at the northwest corner of Leigh and
18th streets. French Garden Hill, fronting O. feet
nth street, and running back 100 feet to an alley
IL feet wide. "a TERMs-At sale.
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR, Trustee.
" las. nj. TAYLOR " Sow. Aucts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-10
Gold from Pixies Peal
Sailing Of Steamers.

LEAyESWoRTH. Oct. THE Denver CITY
Express of the Both uIt. has arrived, with 50 600
in gold, bat no news OF Importance.
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1'OMM,ssIONER'SsALEOIF vALUaBI

1 ,OM,MrSStVNEhS SALEOF NALuA ABLE
SoNy hrA H IL GG04oGHbAMp
ERTy ThEEEoSS eeSsisTINg ~ SEMINAL th
KfTGaEN FGRNITuRE,' &cDPursaan nn at de-
the cause s Of Martin VS. Mathis 1y
ct al" rendered at the September term, 1859. the
aas.en to the BIDDER the pre- on
THURSDAY, the 10th day of November, 1859,
m 5 II nSt she k nsn as day the
owned By the late j. I. A. Martin, and on Which he
resided at the time of his death. 1t contains 75S
acres, adjoining the lands of Col. Peter Guerrant
the late John S. Fleming. and Charles Guerrant
decd, and situated ON the Beaver-Dam Creek
and 200 acres in original growth heavily timbered.
Ihe buildings consist OF o-story Dive ling
b hoase Wsa seven large roos Negro Ice and 10.
farm The situation rs rs beautiful and healthy as
5as a fhe ys een anS T. Is about four miles from the
tne Conrt-House. one mile from the contemplated
line Of the straight-shoot railroad from Richmond
% 81 hnarottesville, and rs miles from the city OF
TERMs.-Cash for so much as will be sufficient TO
suit, and the balance on q credit Of !. =. and 1
years. the credit instruments 70 bear interest from
chaser to give bonds with good PERSONAL sseuritv
ioT ne deferred re-, payments and the title to be
Capt VIM Mayo the m "a sas cV % show il
to me- at NsSraska Hppo@at aaa eeun
mond. JAMES E. ROBERTSON
Special Commissioner.
,ALSO-Ten young and likely SLAVES--viz:
Five men, two women, two girls and one boy, and
all the personal property thereon, will be sold after
the sale OF the land, consisting ofvaluabe HORSES
and MULES, embracing two very fine thorough
them his race mare. Julia Todd and yearling
colt out Of her. by Red Eye,D pronounced by coed
judges the finest colt they ever saw; COWS,
CALVES. HOGS, and large flock OF SHEEP
WAGONS. CARTS. TOP BUGGY, all the ARM
INC IMPLEMENTS, and crops of TOBACCO.
CORN, OATS. HAY. STRAW, HOUSEHOLD and
KITCHEN FURNITURE, &c. The stock are Of
the most improved blood.
TERNs.GFor the personal property, except the
slaves. for whom cash will be reauIfed,l for all
sums under $40, cash; over that amount months
credit, for bonds with approved security.
The FOREGOING sales will take place positively
JAMES E. ROBERTSON,
Admir- of J.. r. A. Martin, and
Adm'rde bonis non Of John Martin, deed.
DC 4-dxcHfdS ae. ~
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BY Richard Canthorn, Auct.
HAKDWARE, CUTLERY. yEMEIRY,

IL FANCY. GOODS, &c,--on MONDAY. 10th IN
slant, at 70 o clock at my store, will soil at auc
Pocket Knives. Z able Cutlery, Coach Hardware,
HINGES, Screws, Curry Combs. Spades, Shovels,
Axes, Bolts, &C.. to close consignment.
"A lot oil Jewelry. Buttons, Needles. Knitting
Needles, Fancy Soaps and Perfumery. saspenders
Playing Cards, with many other articles too tedious
to name. oc 81 II. CAUTHURN.
HIGH CONSTABLE'S SALE.-Will be- sold
IL on MONDAY, the 10th day Of October. 1909. at
- O'clock, Al M;.in n fgept Of the City Hall. one
in my hands. rs. John L. Spindle, in favor OF Jas
p. Tyler, TERMs-Cash. F. BUTLER,
oc S-tds H. g. G.. Il.
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COAL, COKE, &c.

CHEAP COAL Havins enrared TO sell what
~ is called HARD COAL, from Midlothian mines.
have now on hand a lot and will CONTINUE TO re
ceive it. which will DO sold for cash at 1915 per
load of IS bushels.
Ma ONCE on Ath street, one door below Mr..
HastIn, s. grocery store.
THIS COAL makes an excellent fire.
ooS Sim" F. COOK.
WILLIAM II. DAVIS, DEALER IN AN
w THRACITE AND BlTUMlNOUS COAL
Keeps constantly on hand the best quality red and
white Ash. ANTHRACIrE coat. suitable Tor
CRATES and f"rnsces Alse, GLOVER HI i
prepared to sci, on good terms as il can DO pur-
chased in the city Orders left at his yard near
the Petersburg Depot, will be promptly attended 70.
&C 6-lm
COAL AND WOOD. Receiving this day BY
" Canal and Railroad
100 cords No. / OAK WOOD.
Also, on hand Glover Hill Lump
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BY Richard Canthorn, Auct

TRADE SALE OF CROCKERY.WARE,
1 TUMBLERS, &c;-On WEDNESDAY, the
18th inst, at 10 O'Clock, at my store, will sell at
auction. a large and varied assortment Crockery
and Glassware suited to the trade, consisting in
part OF Plates OF every variety; Painted Teas;
dies; Bowls. Pitchers, Mugs. white and yellow;
Chambers; Basins and Ewers; Tea Sets; Dinner
Sets; Chamber Sets: Tumbers; Salt Cellars, CeIe-
ries, &c.
TERNs.-Cash for all sums under $50; over this
amount, so days. credit, for approved negotiable
paper. loo 81 r. CAUTHORN.
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BY VIM. Pannill. Auct
tPErERsBURG, Val
BY Alex. Mott. Auct.

FURNITURE, DRY GOODS AND GRO.
CERIES.-Will be sold at auction, at my store
corner Main ard 18th streets, on TUESDAY
MORNING next, the 18th inst. commencing at 10
O'CLOCK, large lot HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
Dkf GOODS-Cloths, Cassimeres, Cassinets,
Musns, Nett Shirts and Drawers, &c; 50 fine Cas-
smefe Coats, so fine Cashmere Pants, Boots.
Shoes, Hats and Cans : :,
GROCERIES, Whskey, Gin. Brandy, Soap,
Candies, &c. Toe lol ALEX. MOTT. Auct.
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RO. b. LYME. Auct.,
Office in basement Metropolitan Hall.
oc 3-M, Oct. tdtds.

| AND FOR SALE IN HANOVER,
II NEAR ASHI4AND.-The undersigned. will
sell on the premises, on the 22d day Of October
n Tp tcM ~; 4 not, the next fair day, tho
Hooper resided ct the time Of his death. 1t con-
t 6 ,, 30 ACRES more or less, with suitable
ne-and- half miles of the village or Ashlsnd.
and adJq,ns the lands Of Dr.. Jas. NJ. Sheppard.
Richmond. fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
TkEAs-Made known on the day Of sale.
~ WIN. o. WINSTON.
ocS-deds Agent for the Iegafoea
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FOR pi;JLADELp;ytA EyFH1

HsAEEN TUESDAY AND SATURpAY.-The
N. No; Steamship VIRGINIA. Can't.
and will leave on TUESDAY, Oct. 18th, at
o'clock L. NJ.
For freight or passage, having superior accom-
H. i. FUTILE, Agent, Rockets
Freight through to Boston. via Philadelphia. by
steamer, at moderate rates and with dispatch.
lu-2t
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- sHoCCo SPRINGS FoR SALE

sNSaS sPkss Sc n 's's j
ton, on the premises, sif mot disposed of before
the above fashionable Watering Place. sHocCo
SHINES u ss u, ~ W s e.
on the RaIeigh and Weldon Railroad. Tho en- en-,
tire establishment is in the most thorough repair,
and capable Of entertaining between sfx and seven
hundred persons; The tract Of Laad eettaias 80
acres. more less. The original quality Of il Is
the adjacent counties.
TK.As made known on dsv Of sale. s...
~ 15-dtd 8. d. SESSUMS.
- FOR sAI.E-A small FARM ofone hundred
Acres, oae mile beyond the termination ofthe
Mechsnicsville Turnpike, about six and hall
miles from R ,s in a excellent neishbor.
Churches. The improvs;nsnts consist of : bwsn-
ing with four rooms, and al necessary ont build.
on e viii ' b sed for essh; the esanss
o. ct. POSSE Possession given immsdisssls. Rlss y
i,a-u 10 Broad street. Richmond.
~, I'm n " October Il viii be offered Tor ssis su
iiciy. at l0o'clock, TO the highest hiddsr
GALE or LAND IN cHEsTERTIELD.;s
chssssrssia a'n County, i the esass q w.lssf
{ 4, s 4; 4 Ss;ssss
g s. 81 ss. IS. 8:
5'::S I if:; =! y n:
tScva ~ i 10 sEihi ssos s7S sss asd .
u , oQal roxions 4nd 40 pa1uooo ulle1e! v<ene
TnnAs-Aec0ldiaG - decfpo. CO. Third eanA
sskiqk AZ parchsssrs ~ fssssd Dsynasnl5s haps
as1sins iassrsss ifSn faY 81 GA -, 81 J.
ssIs-lawsw&td SIs - sz a
N0IiCF IN y1ES7Ts q : 49, 3 ~ -