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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-06
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KILMARNocK, LANCASTER Co, Va, !

kILNARNocK, LANCASTER Co, Va,
August I'd, 1859. )
The Rappahannock Baptist Association has
been for several days, holding its annual SEES
sion here. The house of worship at this place
Is a very fine one. having recently been erect
ed at u cost of $1,000. Rev. A. Hall, the pas
tor, is q man of fine talents. He was for some
years member Of the Virginia. Legislature,
and was also i'll the last Reformed Convention
Rev. j. X. Garlick preached the introduce
tory sermon. Rev. A. Hall was elected Mod
orator, and Rev. I. b. Evans, Clerk. Letters
were read from thirty-seyen churches located
IN the counties on the Rappahannock river
During the past year there had been addi-
ton OF 975 members to these churches num-
Der much larger than that reported last year
In no part of the State are the churches more
prosperous than here.
The religious instruction of the colored pop
ulation was discussed, and plans set on foot
which must tend for the spiritual good of thai
class Of our people. r. L. Montague, ESD
f. T. Montague, ESD, Mr. Gresham, of this
county, and Mr.. Gresham OF King and q ueen
(all OF the legal profession,) and Reys. A. f.
Scott A Bagby, W. +. Watt, and some ten
other ministers. engaged in the discussion. II
was decided best not TO have separate churches
in the country for servants.
Rev. James b. Taylor advocated the claims
OF Foreign Missions. Rev. DIR. Broadus spoke
in behalf of the Southern Theological Semina-
ry. Rev. A. +. Dickinson addressed the As
ISOLATION in behalf of Colportage. Robert L.
Montague, Esq, Lieutenant Governor, also
spoke at some length on this subject.
On Sunday, the crowd was immense, and by
appointment of the Association, Rev !. b
Jeter, ID. D., and Rev. A. T.. Dickinson, preach
ed in the house, and Rev. J. b. Taylor and
Rev. W. +. Broadus, ID. d., at the stage.
1t was decided TO hold the next annual meet
journed to-day, after most harmonious and
delightful session.
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LAND FOR SALE.

i<ss FOR SALE. IA small TRACT OF LAND.
xY0 on the New Bridge Road, three miles east of
-H+ the City of Richmond. known as Auburn"
and adjoining the Lands of Mrs. DIR. Christian, Dir.
s. A. Hart and others. The above tract contains l25
acres. and is situated in pleasant and desirable
LING HOUSE, containing S or 10 roons, with a
suiiciency of wood and water. The soil is produc-
tive, and is well adapted to the growth of all kinds
rabie vegetable garden. 1t is hIshly susceptible of
Improvements, and by the iudicious use of lime
and guano, be made q desirable farn as the
satisfactory results from the use of these mannres
other lands in the neighborhood will attest. The
above property is offered for sale privately on lib
efal and accommodating terms, would be ex-
changed for city property. Apply to
RAWLINGS 4 H0LLADAY,
18th street, between Main and Franklin.
am D Richmond VA
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TIME 1Aeyg, &t. 49,
RocxsHfpax ALux, Va August fe5e.
After the usual dust and ssAoks Of : 1ayss
ride In the cars, and q pretty good buinplhx ~
the stage, we arrived II shis pisnsAns rssort
about shutdown, on yesterday. The crops
along the road looked remarkably we'll con-
for some distance, We passed. The corn looks
fieurishlng, and after reaching tho mountains,
Ii seenls TO be especially good. Ths tobacco hns
a fne appearance, though II seems later than
son,e we have seen.
Without meeting with single incident Of
interest, or accident OF any kind, we arrived
ut Millbogo, and there taking three stages, all
we'll filled, we .detiled slowly around the
mountain road. until we attained the summit.
The road passes through the most barren
country, devoid of all houses and Inhabitants.
except single family living In q cabin near
the Top OF the mountain. After reaching tho
no doubt approaching the assistance OF crawl
tation. and gladly yielding tho power OF mus
cular development To the force Of nature. On
reaching the Springs, the usual loungers loi-
tered around the Office 10 watch the register,
and peer into the faces OF new Corners, for tina
appearance OF friends.
Alter the usual washing and dGsting. we
Were ushered into the large dining -hallto par
long, tircsome ride, which we enjoyed to our
stomach's content (the supper, not the ride.)
There being quite crowd present, good
rooms are not as come at-ible as might be de-
sNed but under the tutorage OF an adept, we
hope 10 practice n little social legerdermain to-
day, and thus cheat the landlord OF some room
which he hopes TO keep vacant until the new ar
rivals Old Thomas Acquinas orght to be here
to decide some cases of casuistry, if people do
not leave their consciences at home when they
go to the Springs. However, "any port in 4
Storm suppose, If they have ports in the
noun tains
McEvoy's sphere does not seem to extend to
this locality, the band had to discourse
sweet mnsio TO silent floor last night, having
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hA- Artificial Teeth-The Cheopla site Pro-
cEss.-G W. JONES, DENTIST, having purchased
the srelasirs right Tor the above mode oil making
TEETH, and after using and testing it in the most
difficult cases. tchere other plates had failed, is en-
tIrely !atisfsd Of ats absolute superiority the
gold silver and platina method can, there FORE with
confidence, recommend it to all who may desire full
or partial sets Of teeth, and especially to such as
may oe dissatisfied Icith thoSs they nor using.
In this process, all of the objections to the gold
plate are removed-the suction being perfect secures
comfort and stability to the fit and the teeth being
embedded In the metal, the food is exc .uded from
under or between them; they are therefore, clean
er, smoother and In every respect better. In
sequence of the perfect ada ptton of the plate to
the mouth and the suction thereby secured, he can
insert more teeth fCih0Es e!asps, and in all
cases guarantee perfect and satisfactory fit.
This method having been adopted and commend
ed by those standing highest in the profession,
North and South, testimonials will be given and
specimens exhibited to any who may desire to see
them. The old plates of those wishing to exchange
the old method for the new, will be taken in part
pay. viii, of course, make TEETH on the old
MODE for those who may prefer il.
Filling thoroughly and gently done; and teeth ex-
tracted by electricity for those who wish il.
Office opposite Corinthian Hall. lily
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Ma. More Eyidence...We have Just been
informed by gentleman from the country. with u
large family, that be has had great many attacks
of Summer Complaint. but not in one INSTANCE has ~
hours with BAKERS PREMIUM BITTERS.-
He believes, also, that $50 would not have paid his
intends to do without it in his family. His name
will be used if required, but he does not wish it to
be published.
of ADIE L GRAY, PURCELL. IADD CO.;
FISHER & WINSTON, and all the principal
Druggists in Virginia.
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nStill Another Cure Of Dyspepsia, Pal
PlTATION AND FLUTTERING OF tn Il

WARRINGTON, Fnyetta co., Ohio,l
June y. 1859,
Msssys. Mortimer 4 Mctrbray-Dear Sirs: take
this method to say to you and the public. that
have tried HAMPT0N'S VEGETABLE TING
TURE in case Of Dyspepsia, and have never, In
twenty years. found any medicine to equal it. was
80 badly afflicted that had to quit work, by reason
Of Palptation and Fluttering of the Heart. One
bottle of the TINcTURE perfectly relieved me.
Yours, with respect,
JACOB STovER.
Call and get Pamphlets, and see cures OF Cough,
rheumatism, Screfnla, DC As a restorative and
Hundreds will testify of cures on themselves and
friends, after all other remedies have failed.
FEMALES AND CHILDREN..This Ilncture
will be found great medicine for all their diseases
M. Call and get Pamphlets and see cures.
Sold by PURCELL, IADD & Co.. Richmond;
by DR.. COOKE, Fredericksburg: By all the Drug
gists in Petersburg; by MORTIMER NOV
BRAY, Baltimore, and by Druggists and Shop
S. ~ l6-dAWts
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pleasure in informing my friends and the public,
that have just opened SALOON, on Governor
street. between Main and Franklin, opposite
Messrs. Bslvin 4 Co.'S Furniture Store, (retred
and pleasant yet convenient to the principal points
in the city, where shall be happy in serying them
with the Coolest and Freshest LAGER BEER, and
LIQ UORS of superior quality.
jy 22-lm* M. 6. PONCET.
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Death.

WAsHtS0ToS, Aug 5.--Wm. H. Toppipe
engrossing clerk OF the House OF Reuresenta
.ises, and for years a correspondent of the
Southern press from this city, died in Balt,-
more yesterday. He was n brother OF the ira
redienne, Mrs. MaIinda Jones
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aars DESIRABLY LOCATED FARM OF
I3k 5S445 ACRES, IN THE COUNTIES OF
-Ae CHESTERFiELD AND PoWHATAN. ON
SWIFT CREEK, ON THE LINE OF THE
RICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAILROAD,
IL MILES FROM ToMAHAWK DEPOT, Is
MILES FROM RICHMOND, FOR SALE.-We
are authorized to sell the above farm. 1t contains
5641a acres, of which it is estimated $50 acres are
opened for cultivation, loo original Forest 100
fertile creek and branch fiat the remainder in
old field pine. oak, poplar. walnut and ash, The
buildings on the place consist of framed HOUSE,
with three rooms the lower floor, and three at
tic rooms MUCH out of repair; a good Granary,
with till poles Tor tobacco; good Tobacco Barn,
and Mill House comfortable into a Tobacco Barn;
Smoke House, Corn House. and three Neg 70 Cab
ins. There is also on the place an abundance of
good TIMBER, Ia miles from steam saw mill,
aud an abundance of first rate plant land. Mr.. II.
r. Page. the renter of the land, will show it to per-
sons wishing to view it.
AS the owner resides too remote from the farm
tn give it his personal attention. he is anxious to
sell, and will make the terms of payment remarka,
bly, liberal say ne-fourth cash, balance at I, z and
3years, bearing interest, properly secured. For
further particulars, apply to us.
GODDIN Il APPERSON,
au1-6t Richmond, Va.
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T.,a. Elec,lor.,

NEW ORLEANS, Aug 5.--daivesson mails 10
tae I'd say tina, Sam Houston, for Governor, Is
ahead as far "a heard from.
IsEcoND DIsrATcu.1
NEW ORLEANS, Aug 5.--Runnels has a small
majority over Houston in the city OF CALVES
ton,
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North Cascifna Elrr,ion.

RALEisu, N O.. Aug. s.--Hon. l.. OBJ
Branch Dem. IL certainly reelected TO Con-
gress. The complete returns FROM three coun-
ties in the frat district show gain of 70 for
W n. IL, Smith Opp over II. nj. Shaw
lDem.1 compared with the vote OF 1857, when
Shaw was elected by 81 majority.
No retarns from other districts have been
received.
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Later from CALIFORNIA; Nearly $4,000, 900
i'm Treasure Coming.

NEW ORLEANS, Aug 5.--The steamer Ha-
hana, from Mina,itian, is below, with Saa
Francisco dates TO the 10th uif
The q oiden Age and Uncle Sam, brought
down si,9nuoo in treasure for New York.
The California news is unimportant Bust
ness was duh, with declining tendency.
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Locomotive EXplosion-Fiye Hands Killed.
AUGUSTA, GA, Aug 5.-A locomotive on the
Carolina Railroad exploded yesterday, killing
five hands. There were no cars attached to IT,
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The Elecsisn II Tenn esner

NARMVtLLk TKNNr Aug. 5---In rs coun (ies.
Netheriand, Opp, for Governor, has I .,
gain OF 800. For yengress. Jas. AZ. QuarIcs
aud Rebt. Hattcn (opp.) are elected. VIM. n,
Avery, tpen) Emerson Etheridee, &c pp) and
Reese b. Brabson, t0pp.) are probably elected.
The two latter are an Opposition gain.
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From Nuca;au,

CHARLBsToS. S. c., Aug "a special dis
patch to the Courier OF this city, says shat the
war of races in Yncatan has ceased, and peace
has been restored
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Health Of New orlrans-.Ship on rire.

NEW ORLEANS, Aug. Sit is officially an
nonnced that there is no fever in this city
The bark Saragossa, bound for Philadelphia,
has been burning all night In her hold. She
will probably be saved
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No Europeau Ncxvs

No European News.
QrEhSc, Aug. 5, 10 p. M.-The lines to Far
Their Point are closed, and the Anglo-S Saxon
not yet signalled.
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EA The Southern Savings Bank receives
deposits on which interest is paid at the rate
of Six per cent. per annum, if remaining on de-
post six months, and five per cent. for shorter
periods.
OFFIcERs-Joel B. Watkins fof Watkins l. Ficx-
LEM. President; p. d. Price, Treasurer; W 4.
jenkins, Secretary. ~
DIRRcToRs.-J. B. Watkins. George l. Herring.
P. T. Moore X. C. Howe. John r. Regnault p. b.
Price, W. A. Jenkins, VIM. Ira Smith, J. B. Fer
Office at P. B. Prices Office, next door below
Kent, Paine 4 Co., Main st. jy %-dlm
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WOOD AND COAL


GAN'L r. HAwEs : SON,
~ pEAL14l IN
ANTHRACITE COAL.
A full supply constantly on hand q 1ed sno
White Ash Egg" Red and Waite Ash pFepaTed
Lump for foundry use. s3ss 49, fsy
- = wKIGHEp on
Fairbanks Platform Scales Of our yasd. Orders
sent through the Post Oce qr ie at ~ yasd, lpeh
attention. -. Is - N--10
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ma Kidney and Bladder Complaints.-The
newest and most important discovery for Kidney,
rohra or Whites, Sexual Weaknesses, Physical
Prostration and Debility of either sex, is HARRIS
HORNE'S BUCHU COMPOUND.
Persons who have been unable towaIk. have soon
been relieved BY this wonderful COMPOUND. 1T is
prepared by Chemist, and 10 pronounced by medi-
cal men and those who have used it, to be the best
BUCHU COMPOUND in the world. Large bottles,
3I small bgttles SO cents, A fresh supply Just re-
ceived by FISHER L WINSTON, Drug gists,
je lA-3m Main street, Richmond.
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DISSOLUTIONS. &c.

=
nISSOLUTIOE .-The firms of ELLETr.
- WALLER, DREWRY & CO., in the city of
Richmond, Va, and BELL, BROOKS, PACE h
CO., in tho city of New York, are dissolved this
day by mutual consent. / he name of the firm will
be used by either partner in LIQUIDATION.
A. L. Elicit,
JAMES g. BROOKS,
WILLIAM BELL,
ss5 RICH'D T. WALLER,
JAMES F. PACE,
G. DREWRY,
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ffigefAt9E; 4pring 4444 4(ig sd 46aet M
f y 1 /. xish ad vafiIs5 q 1fcxN
asss is s:. iiis = ~ ':s 81
4. xi;s; =. s'pss ~ ofsas Hs. SoA J Mt
Ssis condactsd " E. , Coof. Auct, g
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EA Tin Foil, Of every Thickness and Size,
suitable for tobacconsts and druggists and bot tiers
Also. Metallic CAPSULES. Metal rolled to order.
Having obtained the agency of n New York manu-
factnrer ST the above named metals, am prepared
to furnish any quantity at short notice.
jy 23-dlm LYLE FOSTER, I6 Pearl st.
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HA How to Cure all Pain and B0we Conn.,
PLAlNrs.-For Pain in the Bowels, Stomach Sides,
Limbs, Back, rheumatism, Neuralgia Sore Throat,
HoRNE's CURE ALL It acts i upon a the nerves,
bones, sinews, blood and muscles, annifnating all
pain like magic! Bottles IL, IS and so cents.
of the Bowels, or Summer Complaint, use HARRIS
HORNE'S CARMINATIVE BALSAM. 1t gives
instant relief. BottleS25 cents.
The Cure AL cures all pain. The Carminatve
Balsam cures all bowel complaints. Is cents bot
tie.
Sold by all Druggists in Richmond, Petersburg
and Norfolk. jy l2-zHm
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3D. Mrs. J. A. Williams. NJ. D., offers her
services to those of her sex, and to children,
who may need medical advice or attendance.
Especial attention given to the management OF
female diseases, and dsplacements.s
Those wishing an interview at their residence,
can address Post Office, Box SE.
RESIDENCE on Clay, between 4th and 5th streets,
Richmond, Va. au4-1m*
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xayx '.CHISWICk', FOR SALE.-The SUBJ
ssT scribe I. Offers for sale. privately, HIS FARM,
Richmond on tbs Fires cbonpsd n 9na wTst ..
are l26 acres of Land, including a large and excel
lent meadow h 9ne.thlrd is under cultivation and
into fields.
The improvementsc consist of an excellent one and
a hall story framed House, with brick basement,
with good barn, corn house. smoke house. kitchen,
Ice, house, &c, &c; The orchards are extensive
and fruit choice. The health OF the place il pro-
Persons Interested are invited to call and exam
'n as as sTa soea COWS ssss ss sss
" s-2ms GEO. G. EXALL.
- A yALUABLE FAR VI FOR SALE ON
1.-THE NEW BRIpGE, ROAD {, ;lDa Two AM. A
TANINa o MEEHH s9n Elbeh hsb fo dafM
AcREs-I offer for sale y the he FARM described
half miles az the city Of Richmond. about forty
acres cleared and in good head; the balance is toll
sy y RI IL fE Taf RIss
and the Ss aa s #
cesy very good. Any further information concern
ing the farm can be IN had ~ spNSEfnf to n,
Office in basement Metropolitan Hall.
.ne HENRICO LAND FOR SALT offer
~ for sale one hundred acres 81 LAND, situated
fhs marx Garter and ohsrs 81
it is cleared. and has on it a FRAMED DWELL
two 9e I9s set n an pne and oat
Is admirably located for market farm. A great
harsn can 10 puBTchhasssd = snd . .pplIca
= Once in basement Of Metropolitan Hall.
jy o-2aw4w
-. ron SATE-A small f. AZ of one hundred
Acres one nile beyoadt sne sent ~ snd %
miles from RchIond AZ an exes'lsh. .',s
hood and the vcinS si 81 81 Dwe
IN Nth four roon.s, and all necessary out build.
inss, all Of which are new. Alsos An orcnsto 81
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CPEcIAL NOTICE.-An peFsons indebted 70
- tho lato firm Of Bel 4 Gihe.n. are reepested to
call 1t once on j. w. Dennis, No. ll6. Main ssreets
cannot be granted. Mr.. DENNIS d alone anthOFixee
10 settle for tho 6Tm. Those having claims ag,inst
ron Sal q, Also. privately. : HOUSE a4d LOT,
itentisyy. Il not sold before ths 1T Aasust 4 will
49, tnZs e iss i s:n 81: nail
TsOR Hy4E-F the baieace ~ fha yoer, :
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TDLEWILD AT AUCTION.-On tho 3Oth
day of August, at O clock. r. NJ, tif fair; if
not, the next fair day. shall offer 1t auction,
the q, premises, my present residence. IDLE
This Farm lies on the New Central road, within
81 miles of the Richmond market house, and con-
falns 2l5 acres. of which about 100 are cleared
Though the soil is for the most part stiff clay aud
admirably adapted to wheat and tobacco, thore il
large portion of light land which produces tho
finest vegetables.
To one wishing to combine farm and market
garden. extraordinary advantages are offered.
plain dwelling Of rooms. trecently repsired,)
a large new barn, wi: stable and shed attached,
kitchen, dairy, smoke house, quarters, cora house
and an ice house, tall in good order constitute the
improvements. s s
new road, following its south and east bounda-
ry lines and connecting the New Central with the
old Charles City read and the Osbofne turnpike,
adds greatly to the value and convenience Of the
place.
Parties Interested may feel assured that the sale
will be positive, as purpose to sell without re-
serve. shall be happy to show the premises.
TERMs-One third cash; the balance at and
years from the FIRST instant, for negotiable notes,
with interest added and secured by a trust decd.
L. Is. KIDD
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DiSS0LUTION.-On the LIST inst, Mr.. JOHN
- q. WYNN retired from our concern-tho style
Of which will not BIS changed. Calling attention to
his card. we can recommend him to the patronage
of our friends lily a0-1Inl BREEDEN 4 FOX.
JORDAN, WYNN & Co.,
j GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
BASIN BANK, RICHMOND,
Offer their services for the Sale and Purchase of
They are permitted to refer to Messrs. Kent
Paine 4 Co., Messrs. Crenshaw 4 Co. Richmond
GEO, W. JORDAN,
JOHN @. WYNN,
Late of the firm of Breeder 4 F0x,)
jy 30-t1stJa ROBERT s. JORDAN.
(sO-PAK FNERSHiP NOTlC 1.-The under
partner in his business, from the LIST day July 1850
The business will hereafter be Conducted under the
firm of GEO. j. SUMNER l. co.
GEO. J. SUMNER.
Richmond, July 9th, 1859.
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FOR SALE pRIVATELY-Seyeral new
s:5 " erected and SUBSTANTIALLY built BRICK and
Ell FRAME TENEMENTS. With respect to
comfort, they are well arranged, and located as
neghborhood. with good water, &c, Sc, heinz
within fifteen minutes walk to the centre of bust
ness render them desirable as retired homes.
adjoining the aforesaid property. Apply to
+. ID. EACHO. Pearl street,
iy 2S-Im Near EXCHANGE Plaza
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EIGHr HOUSES AND LpTx AID IS
~ ~ yxrc4 Az Lots ~ THET0wNQk q, es
Hill AT ArCTTON.-We will self. 1pon tks
premises, on MONDAY, TIE ~ dsy .pf Ausnst:
commencing At ~ o'clock r. NJ. the fo})oWfnx Yeai
estate: lst. Three houses and Lots on nth street.
- BY 40 70 On alley: ID. One House end Lot - 1oth
% by lzO. TO an alley. - 81 - ~ - rs
The premises Arc Of medium sire, and supplied
each lot, and now renting 1t fair rents "a eood
tenants =, =
After the sale of the above will be sold abeut u
more than the usual front and depth. Tho Os1 wsil
be divided TO suit purchasers. ~ ~
This sale affords an excelIent opportunity 10 nar-
sons Of moderate means to provide Themselves With
home, or lot for buildinS purposes, ct s reduced
price, Is - 20. 4
TERMs.-One fourth caslR; balance ss /, ond .
years, tor note or bonds, with interest, UsyAble
semi annually and secured by 4 trust dSSd =
aus JAS. M. TAYLOR & SON Aucts
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BY 1. & G. b. Davenport, Auct..
Ac., AT AUCTIONon
- THURSDAY, 18th inst, we will SELL at 10 o,clk.
viz: io''
800 bags COFFEE.
$50 bbls. Coffee. Yellow and Crushed SUGARS.
3ou boxes SOAP and CANDLES. o1,i''
20 hhds. Re-boiled SYRUP.
90 bbls. Now York Extra SYRUP
1O PACKAGES Manufactured TOBACCO.
100 bbls. Tanners OIL.
2s0 hbls. Rectfed WHISKEY, best brands
Boyle .Magnolia' and Kentucky Home,
100 bbls. n. L. RUM AAo'''o'
Black and Green TEAS
WRAPPING PAPER, Gc., &c
TERMs.-UndeI $780, cash; 500 and over. four
months credit, foI approved paper.
aus |. 4 6. B. DAVENPORT, Aucts. 4
DURE IMPORTED BRANDyEs Ann
L WINES, AT AUCTION.-On THURSDAY.
August 18th. we will sell, at 10 clock at our auc
ton store, pure as imported, under Custom House
g 9spipes French BRANDY.
seisnette," Louis, Ferra my Co.. and
10 14-casks Sherry WINE.
20 casks do. do.
80 4-casks Port do, of the ~. Bondv ,,
:. st. Vincent" and Raymond brands.
10 as-casks Madeira WINE.
20 s-casks do. do
100 baskets Champagne WINE.
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