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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-02

SARAH MALLORY, negro woman, died in
Norfolk the other day, in her l2Oth year. She
recollected well the excitement produced in all
Eastern Virginia, when Lord Dunmore removed
the powder from the city of Williamsburg, aud
extended his depredations to Norfolk and Ports
mouth. She recollected well the attack and re-
pulse of the British at Hampton, near which
place she was raised, and when CORVALLIS sur
rendered at Yorktown, she in company with all
the people in the neighborhood was there TO
see; her youngest child was then eight or nine
years old. He was present at her funeral, and
although his back was bent, and his head
frosted over with the SHOWS of eighty-seven
winters, still is he comparatively active, and
bids fair to life for many years.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-02

Mas. BOsLEr, the colored woman who was re.
Gently cut down with an axe by her daughter,
in Elizabeth street New York, was able to APP
pear in court on Thursday, although still very
weak. She made an affidavit, charging her
daughter and Martin with the attempt to muir
der her.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-02

The Washington Union of Saturday, referring
to the present condition uf the country, and the
necessity for immediate action in Congress, saws:
"A few more days, and, unless something be
ne TO TeinsIate the pubic v4chequer ami rs.
game the finances of the country, the gov
frnmrnt will bS IN state Of revolution"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-02
EMBROIDERY.

To THE LADIES OF WHEELING.
Mrs. BORDEN would repeatedly announce that she IL
WI prepared to teach the elegant ami useful Of
broidsry, follows; FRENCH, SILK aud CHENILLE
Per5ons learn ALL separate branches
their taste. Mrs B. has letters Of sndAon from
ladies 81 distinction who we're formerly her pupils.
She also has hand elegant impTessin apparatus
impress goods OF shape AID grade Ladies
fortunate to have knowledge OF the
will please call and have their work Impressed, shiek VIII
render Il truly fascinating
Rooms at the McLuTe House, No. u. mhf-its
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-02

a New York paper says that one hundred
negro residents of that city contemplate leav-
ing for Africa sometime during the coming
spring.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-02

The Peter Funk establishments in New York
are still going, going-an Alabama postmaster
was swindled out Of $50 in one on Thursday.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-02
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
Galahratad Eamala PILE


Celebrated Female Pills.
PreDGred from prescription Of cir ,. cE0rEs n D.,
PAysfefan Extraordinary TO fbs Queen.
This invaluable medicine 10 unfAlEE the Of all
those painful and dangerous diseases which the fsmHis
eonSttHiion s subject. Il nodsratss All and
moves all obslruetOnS, and speedy may be relied
To MARRIED LADIES
II especially suited. It VII short tine bring the
monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle, price One Dollar bears the GoVsrnnsat
stamp Of Great Britain, To prevent eounterfsils-
CAUTION
JASss PfRs sh0HEd not be EGEen JHeniaLes dgrfn0 S
FIRST THREE MONTHS Of pregnancy, shsy
sure 10 bring RisedrrGge aay otter time fsy
are SdJs.
In all OF Nervous and Spinal Affections,
the Back and Limbs, Fatigue slight e1ertOn, PaIpiA-
tion Of the Heart Mysteries Whites these pills
effect when All other have failed. and al
though powerful remedy, do contain iron, eAles'
anthony, any ;hIng hurtful eonstituiiOz-
Pull directions In the pauPhIst around each package
which should be carefully preserved.
Sole Agent for the United States AID csasds,
IatsI. c. BALDWIN Co.. Koehes.er.N-T.
FB--t1.cO and 8 postage stamps enclosed TO Ey al
thorised Agent, viii insure bottle, containing 90 Ps
BY return mail.
ROrsaIs b. T. H. LOGAN CO. In Wheeling,
B. L. FahBrstoek Co. wholesaIe AGENTS PittsburF;
fureel, Ladd Co.. Wholesale Agents for Va, Rieh
nona- Hp2s-iy
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-02
For Rent.

y DESIRABLE COUNTRY RESIDENCES, within ten min
- utes walk Of the Market House. The houses
we'll anshed and pleasantly situated the bank Of the
river, at lower end lanes land with plank foot path
the door. Good Garden, eonliHnE choice fruit
each house. Rent low. Small families preferred.
mh2-im Enquire Of sroSE & THOMAS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-05

News from Calilsrnia.
sr. Lotis, Dec 2 1851. The Overland mai,
q, the litn has reached 3e5ferss,n Civ.
The occurrence Of heavy rslns had almo.,
Was advancing Provisions oWiet Ana M
changed. Bacon l2At2kc. PORK heayv. Ra~v
sassrs, inact tive aud tending oWuward. orns a.
ed tic4 aud market unchanged
The saip Isesanser, had CLEARED for valpa.
raise viii cargo consisting principally Of
tes. lard, hams. barley and quicksilver.
Fears were entertained E5r the eafetv Of ~.
,,ersl ships which were long over due frar,
New York. Among them are the Chern BIN.
due over three months, and Golden Eagle. due
oyer two months. Ten other clipper sliipa an
ihe way from that port had been out over onfi
hundred and thirty days.
Resen, rains had penetrated into every sec.
lion Of the State, giving renewed activity 10
agriculture and mining
The bridge across the Ynoa river al Park4
gsr had been swept away by the high water
Tse Sacramento Valley Railroad was being
yieorousiS pushed sorward; An additional
sas,,an Of eighteen miles would be finished hy
the frst of January. The portion already
completed was paying eighteen per cent on
It's cost.
The Claim of Henry Carhuston to eleven
square miles of land an Sacramento Valley,
had hcea rejected By Judge Hoffman, Of the
tinted States District Court, on the ground
hat Carosston was an uanataralized foreign
err, aad consequently incapable OF receiving
grant of land from the Mexican government
The decision has an important bearing on
other cases, involving a vast amount OF landed
property.e
James Jamison, late Deputy Clerk of Sacra-
men,o City, abscoaded on the steamer OF the
sth II has since been discovered that he was
a defauIter TO the amount OF Si6,UO0, and ne
had also converted to his own use Sl4, too worth
Of the county bonds,
Four highwaymen had attempted to rob \
stage having large amount of treasure be-
longing to Wells. Fargo x Co Two of the
robbers were killed and one wounded by two
Sacramento policemen, who were in the coach
Gen. kiboe, of the California militia, who
has been engaged for several months past in
breaking up the haunts of the Pitt River In
dams, has thus far succeeded in killing eighty
warriors and takiag four hundred prisoners,
The latter have been placed in Mendocius
Reservation for demonstration.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-05
Tn. speakership of Congress.

WASHINGTON, Dec. A caucus of the
Democratic members of Congress, last night
enthusiastically nominated Hon. Thos. S. Bo-
cock, of Va, for Speaker. No other candidates
were in nomination, and the caucus was alto-
eether harmonious.
The Republican caucus made no nomination,
bat resolved that every member should vote
his choice in the House. Some of the most
radical expressed their willingness to vote for
John w. Forney, or an American, II Rspub-
iican Speaker eonld Thus be secured.
The Southern American caucus has decided
on no course as vet.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-05
Raixfmore Cattle Market.

BALriMoRx, Dec. 2.-The offerings of heeves at
the scales Yesterday were 800 head. being an
excess of Iq0 over that of last week. The prices
. ow q decline OF l21se gross. OF the offerings O 0
were sold to city butchers and packers at from 81
tn 81 ~ 100 u.s., fe~ extra at SAB. ayerase
S3l2is and of the remaining 800. 500 were left un
Ia and 100 driven TO Philadelphia. There was =
fair suppl, Of haas and prices were from So to 75
as to quality. sheep S2a375 " head as to quality,
Eima nc .nl.
Ngw YoRx Dec, 3-Stocks are dull and Iowor.-
Chicago and Rock Island. 65is; Cumberland Coal
Copps = II; Illinois Central shares bs;1do bonds,
y: Miehigan Southern. Is; New York Central, Oh;
s2,.; Missouri sc, 81; u. s. Sc Of is74. loyk.
Sales IN New York Saturday. of $40 900 Va. "a
At 81 ,G09 do at 92Zx SIC 900 Tenn. 6s At 901s,
and 9 L. ,0tU n. G. 6's at g.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-05
WHITE AND COLOR ED Gull + ID
wv SKIRTS CHEAP.-Ladies in want of the

WHITE AND cOLOEED Gull T + ID
w Skirts CHEAP,-Ladies in want of the
most comfort table article Of Skirts. can find the
WhIte and Coerfd Quilted, Watch Steel Springs,
with or wIthon, Extension Bustles, bought at auc-
Ton, II nearly onc-haif the regular prices. Call
sna 81. one early. ! am running them on very
Tor last and comfort; To BE- had only at
MAlLERTS Cheap Store, II Main st.
TRUNKS, TRUNKS. BONNET CASES.
=, = We nave NOW ON hand large assortment OF
TRUNKS, Of every description both suitable for
ltdses or gentlemen. Also, VALISES, CARPET.
BAYS. &c to which We most respect fully cali the
attentlon OF al waat. as they will Ire sold low
ALEX HILL h CO !, III Main st.
DUTCH HERRING. HALIBUT, kc.-Ju.t
= TO hand, sample lot of No | Dutch Herring
this Jear,k5 box Sucked Haliiut. tsofnethjnx
pew N .eil ~ nice;t bbl Green Peas; Dbl Navy
nssss' NO Apples Potatoes Sc re.silieg At low
Family Grocer and Liquor Dealer,
liz Broad street, below 9th.
TMPOKTED FRENCH FRUITS. : Receiv-
ing fns dss directi mportation OF lO0o lba. Crys-
Chesres 1900 it's do. Prunes, 1860 LIS do Apricots
yO0 ths, do Figs. suitable for wedding rasfios 81
family ude. and for sale by Al. xNTONf
Frsnch confsctioner, rs Main II.
pbCOT'S BAR BITTER9.-Ths great de-
mena Tor the.e exeells4t 6ltters. cad the sneas
aseidsdy - Isst b.tssrs msds ior i6s ass of res
ssi, - &c. Pnss q esT yDIloF Prspafsd
GAYYfITY's NEDic4TEP eAggEa q
pfassiSt, Main sad ioth sts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-05
Weather Reports,

MONTREAL, Dec. Wv were visited with a
snow storm yesterday. The weather is cold
and clear to-day. Thermometer degrees be-
the ferry boats, have gone into winter quar-
ters.
KINGSTON, u. c., Dec. 3.-Weather fine and
last night.
PRESCOTT, Dec. 3.-Weather clear and frosty
to-day. Last night considerable snow fell.
TAREg RIvERs, Dec. 3.-Weather clear and
cold. Some snow fell yesterday afternoon.
QUEBEC, Dec. 3.-Weather clear and cold
Snow storm last night. River full Of ice.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-05
Conservative Movement in Bos,on,

BosToN, Dec. 2.-There is 10 be held Union
and Constitution meeting, to rebuke domestic
treason and ayow new feaity to the public at
Fanesil Hall next week The preliminaries
are arranged, and call will be issued in the
Courier tomorrow morning, signed by Hon.
Edward Everett, James w. Page, Franklin
Haven. Franklin Skinner George Lunt, Henry
]. Gardiner, and others. 1t is understood the
venerable ex Governor Lincoln, of Worcester,
Will preside Mr.. Everett, Gen. Cushing ex-
President Pierce. Geo. S. Hilliard, and other
distinguished men will sneak
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-05
HOTELS. &c.
ExcHANGE HOTEL n AND

In presenting this card to IA nnhiicl va ,esrn
nany cordial thanks to our generous patrcns fnr
Snse s mn " hS HecsXss g thes h.ns and
initiated Sept. /. 1859, viii receive the same an
courasoment that our previous eiiorts and labors
20 accomiqnsiste guests have mot with.
aFe now che Preprietors Of the ESTABLISHMENT.
ena each one pedxSs himself 20 do what the com
demand 49, 49, s''o'Ass % sn0ii kuosts
We desire to keep. ana maiainih, thst our ii.
Conse calls Tor, FIRST CLASS HOTEL, and We
promise to use renewed exertions to render the es
IN ss comfortable AZ possible With po-
uto nh0nte: anu ready, prompt and attentive aer
vants. we shal endeavor to afford cnm~ats n.
iactien to the travelling public W 'e''s
n. IA previous card, long since uubl sla6 20
counterfeit the influence Of baseless rnno 20
saIneient proof that our establishment has never
pern closed, and that, since its publication, We
tnan heretoi"re. All rumors 40 to closure or IN
sended closure, we desire our friends to notice A.
and stvaNyers, intending to ysitus a. wiifai
misrepresentation. - g. rIMas
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-05
Prayers for John Brown nj Montreal.

MONTREAL, Dec. "A meeting took place at
Bonavenrnra Hall in this city, yesterday after
Brown. The meeting was numerously attend
ed, mostly by colored people. sermon was
then preached by Rev. A. f. Wood, colored
clergy man, after which a collection was taken
up for the benefit of Brown family. Another
meeting was also held at the same place last
night, at which speeches We're made by DIR.
Howe, OF Boston, and others. A resolution
wa passed, expressive of sympathy for the
family of John Brown
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-05
MILLINERY.

N FRENCH MILLINERY.a
eSAY AT MADAME SONS. kSSN
* My stock of MILLINERY is now SNlS6
complete. ana receiving constant supplies of the
latest fashions from the North. | am ALWAYS pro-
vided with q select assortment ana am enabled TO
Sc at very liberal prices.
The best assortment OF HEAD DRESSES and
DRESS CAPS, to be found in the city,
Madame SON, No. IS Main street.
Country merchants are supplied at New York
Whni6A
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-05
From California.

ST. LOUIS, Dec. 3.-The overland mail has
arrived, with San Francisco dates to the 18th
November. The news is Of little, il any ina
portance.
The rainy season had commenced.
James Jamison, deputy clerk of Sacramen to,
absconded in the steamer of. the 5th ultimo
being defaulter in the sum OF $4,000.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-05
Arrival of the Santa Fe Mail.

ST. Louis, December 2-The Santa Fe mail
reached Independence yesterday, but lis dates
are anticipated by the Butterfield route. AL
though travelling under an escort, the mail
party was fired upon by the Kiowa Indians
but nobody was hurt Two hundred lodges
of Arrapahces and Cheyennes were met on
the Arkansas river, and were unusually
friendly. The troops At Pawnee Fork had
erected q fertilization capable of resisting any
attack
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-05
BrOWn'S Body.

BALTIMORE, Dec. 3.-The body of John
Brown. who was yesterday executed at
Charles town, was brought to this city this
morning. and was carried in the early train
10 Philadelphia.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-05
Tn. EXECUTION of John brown at Cleveland

CLEVELAND. OHIO, Dec. IA meeting was
held here tonight in commemoratlon Of the
execution of John Baown. Over 5000 people
were present. Addresses were made by ID. r.
Tiiden, r. p. Spaiding, G. II. Langsfon, A G.
Riddle and Reverends Messrs J. c. White, w
IL. Brewster, Crooks, and II. w. Tcohey-
Strong resolutions were adopted. The hall
was dressed in mourning
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-05

II WNVNttSStOKNE0 - - M n U0t MD u ~ .
~ TORS SALE.-By virtue Of . decree Ut the
Circuit Court Of Henrico county, in certain suit
IN Chancery, entitled Mettert and others rs. Met
teri and others" made on the tst day Of Novem,
Der, 1859. the gnds5si ned e Cop missioner, viii
1883; upon the premi-es e. TO sell I'll the REAL ES
the lower part Of Henrico connty, il the stalS 81
Virginia, adj0inins the lands nj BENJAMIN n. Dew,
known as Malvern Hiils,a Of Mary Pickett and
others known AZ TURKEY island, J Of William Al
len, known a. Crrl's Neck, y Of John West, DR.
James Carter. and DR.. f. H. Pondexter. contain
ing about four hundred and thirty ave acres, mora
The forms Of sale will b. -One-t third part cash;
the balance in two equal instsimenis. at and
years, from the day Of SALE bearing interest from
that day. for which the purchaser shall execute hin
negotiable notes, and the title shall b retained un-
al the pgrche.e money - fully paid. and . CONVEX
Afker the saie of the land, the said 9Th day al
December, 1883, and at the same place. viii b sold
all the EH Of the said DR.. John II Mettert,
deceased aoopt thirty N number. The Slaves will
There will also b. sold at the Same tins and
place, seven Mules, one HorDe. N0hasfels OF Corn,
two or three herd OF Cattle, Cars. Wagons, Farm
INK ut0nais. Fodder. Ghucka, Straw, Ac.; Kitchen
Furnlture, and all other personal propeTty Of the
said DR.. John n. Metteft, not already eDid.
The terms Of sale of the last named ARTICLES will
b cash, for all sums not axceeding 81; for. al
sums over that amount. credit OF six months, the
purchaser giving bond. With Approved sacpyiiy.
JA6. w. BINf0RDs
~ slim C~mss and admir-.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-05
FlKST-CLASS PREMIUM

~<YN fms I-SLASS PREMIUM en
SE9 MILLINERY. ESW
MRS DkMELMAN; on Main, be s0E9
WINTER MILLINERY of BoNNETS, GAPS.
ADDRESSES. &c. great many other ar
tlcles. too numerous to mention.
A rich selection of MILLINERY GOODS to
which she would particularly invite an early call of
her customers, visitors to the city. and the public
generally. All the Goods will be sold at very low
prices.
BLEACHING and ALTERING any kinds of
Bonnets. equal to new.
oc 2-d2ms MRS DENEIMAN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-05
Marine Disasters,

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 1.-The brig Chief OF
Yorktown, Va, from st. Thomas for Tobasco,
has been lost near the latter port No lives
lost The vessel is total l,ss.
The steamship Savannah is aground at the
mouth Of the river, and is reshipping her cargo.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-05
The Wilma rs Steamer,

NORFOLK, Dec. 3.-The Winans steamer
Quilt on a novel plan) arrived here at noon
Today The captain says her performances
were satisfactory. She will proceed on trial
trip TO sea on Monday
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-05

IA S25 REWARD. >. The above reward
"a will be paid tie any one who will appre bend
Aand commit to Jail a negro boy THOMAS,
~ who ran off abont the 18th Of Nav last from
-k>Mr. George d. Harwood, OF Richmond. 20
whom he was hired. He is about Is wears old
slender form, low forehead. brown skin speaks
quick when spoken to and has been accustomed TO
work In tobacco factory. When last heard from
p. JONES.
Admir- of Sam'l Peasants decd
Rapid Ann Station, Culperer Co. oc Its
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-05

GS Chesterfield County on the 18th of the pres-
Ct ent month.a NEGRO MAN. who calls him
~ self RICHARD JAMES BRANCH and
.-st saws he IL sometimes called Cross. Said Ne
gro Is ahont feet inches h.h about Is years of
age; mpe zion black, with scar on his left arm
and nose. He saws he is free, and had when ar
rested his possession several certificates of his
as he can read and write. Ii said Negro is a runa
way. the owner will come forward, prove property,
and take him away, or he will be dealt tn accord
Ing tn law. s. o. DIVA,
no 25-d6W Jatlor Chesterfield County. Va
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-05

ll0nl i vka
NM &. kiI1j e ~ ~ + - IyssT -.
W eeslsee a el0em u 81 4 III ~ "
81 kaoE5ss tlii s: .se IN
a. "a ~ sssated under the tNt EnKliaA 6essnsn
NV; ,saHMn maeeefa. and viii Hlyo eepeuial nlSoa
sira - tne cultivation ri the vnlee &
~ kssayIEaEncns..Newy erk, Rev: ng bellovs. Rev.
" Aoame troL A. B4siOli, PREF HIVE NV jer.
11seys nnp y. N. Price, Rev. Nj. Sheadna. Raw m
!.ss hlSnmgn3 Nay pr tod. Roy. Nj Minne-
Azggsy 4 .hs Arlington HOUSE. On Main rsrsst.
sTNQ. IAlkEHIS-A AND GUAK6TXf5-OT
NAfERNH H; AyfAlhE sel ssss c al Aaa
s VIII st MnQhhnHx II fsbsp.ry; ~. q ROCK
I III y !; GARDEN A NJ. Pfincipsl Tisss
S sc No ,s s,s,as ONLY y sciolats taken. Nons
mnsat hahtts. either bysreferefce 0f terti6enfe
nose VIE desire r. have u!elr soni 81 xards at
VIII be FREQ from the hauhts Of vice and 4 nina.
on. VIII have an opportunity 81 entering them ~
APPLYING sooh. Only . few more pupils can d r..
For y fSrmstion: sgply y 2. n: BARKsnALE,
e. q sne nrm 81 bArksdalo Z Brother, Shockoe
10y. hicHMohus Vs. &C &-t1P
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-05
RUNAwAYS.

Ia S23 REWARD. --Ranaway from the
tM subscriber, aboat the 10th September last. =
~ He is rather small for his age; he has mad the
--k.scald head badly; the hair IS BEGINNING to
grow a3ain on the lower portion of his he ad. [
have heard that he purchased wiz and Inoustache,
no doubt for disguise: 1t Is probable that he is
iatkins somewhere about Richmond. / will pay
the above reward. if he is red so tina. set him
lno 26--tsi q. X REASLET
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-05
By A. d. williams, Auct.

- I ES;TATE on BROAD ANb sspn sTk EKATss.
AZ tleat eSa1t
day of November, 1859 in tue case Of MgIam's ri.
is an Fl YEsn .c w ssi the pre-
o'clock r NJ. the real estate, in the prsceedin.
n said case mentioned, being a Lot OF ground at
supposed t. contain half an acre, and ".on which
stands the Brick Dwelling for many wears pas. &C.
cn P by John Bisgam, and since his death BY has
TIE property will be suhdivided and sold accord
iHs e plan, which will be exhibited at the time
TkaMs.-one- fiith cash; balance At 6. r. 10 and
x;ihbsa A. 1oI notes with interest added ard title
and conve, ance directed bs the Court $500
Il ea n s ( hGSSsi cen',.
rhlsGsNFHi55tIips 'rtt'E'ftsrruRE. &C., At Auc.
sea estate will ssf Il the same place, the HOUSE,
nc o ana hehen Furniture be9n in to the estate
B. II II asHs s sssast,
deb-td. with the viii annexed, Of
ue John Bigsafn, decd.
HuGuENOT SPRINGS PROPERTY
the ARE fnk NAL sALE-in ascorda1ce With The w Of
sss on a. BIZ EbSsp' Ss e e.
u! ssS yfss' I TSe
tract contains leo acres OF LAND. iars or, nor
zion b,. q which is IN eri ina forest The buildings,
IN; ".0 presumed sufficient for the accommoda
lion OF 10y huests are well built and tastefilly ar
aanseo Inc waters tsulphur and chsls beate, are
ensseiy known, and well approved b, numer-
was Kept open for public resort. Besides its adj
adaased ~ IA waterns place. it is extremely well
:ther seminary Of education. For such pur nose.
n Us situation picturesque scenery and
RANGED buildInes elves it advanta les which nroha
Ply are unsurpassed by those Of any other locality
70 the state. a more detailed description. If de-
frs adj Al
GUIDE to the Springs: 1t may be added thar ex plo
rations already made In the vicinity. AZ well As
SURFACE ihdIcia, piac, 1t beyond reasonable doubt
that the tract IS the depository Of valuable bed o.
bitumlnous coal. wv Va
TERMs.-One fourth cash. for the rest neyo.ia-
BILE notes, with interest added paw able at G. 70 and
Is months, secnredby trust deed or title retained
w. b, OLDRIDGE,i
TIC. HOWARD, Exu'rs.
.S...immediately ter the sale OF the above
land viii be sold a large hunter of dining tables
coffee and tea urns. and sundry other articles o
Hotel furniture. de 5~tds
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-05

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e &, cirss hgsiness viii sell At .ppIic auction vn
y rxDN tSpAY, the 7th. Deeethfsf, SoinukntinS
Gsn.l ccrner Canal and tn streets one rsiS 81 !.
,MHUkKsHORSES. one pair 6ne MULES. iva
WAGONS. one but little used one coal and vnr6
GAIT tdgether With the unexpirsd license, and
viii hire ont the drivers. a-u
Affer which he will sell the LUMBER ram.fr.
ing on hand which has been received sinca h;s iase
sale and II mostly OF hyperion quality. consistins
manly OF Heart, 4x6 aud rs, Garden Rails sxi'
White Pine; good saasored White Oak Plank: Shn.
xles; Lame; Cslcnad PIaSter lot of Doors. Fame.
Platform Scales, &c., &c.
TER..-For ali sums Of $50 and upwards. !
months credit. for approved ne sotiabe yntest nm
der that amount cash. c. WAITHATi-
Sale conducted By THoMAs W REESE, Auct.