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FALL RACES.
~ FAIRFIELD RACES.

"a. q FAIRFIELD RACES.
.+s'-&..-"-"- a'"'>--- mence on TUESDAY, the
18th OF October, and continue four days.
FIRST DAY-A Sweepstakc for yrs old colts and
fitleys that never won to the time OF cosing
more to make race-to name and close the lst Of
September 1889. Closed with the following ell
tries:
L. James NJ. Ia, lor names b. C. Grand Duke, by
Finaneler, dam Brooks Emancipation mare.
2 G. Green names b. C. by tirtf Edmondson, dam
by imp. Prlam.
g. Gen. Thos J Green names J. Williamson's CHI
heT y Te3 W Eye os DAN by ph II Br6Mn hx
Edni9ndson, dam Virginia Payne.
8. J; w. 7. Newly names Ann Smith by Childe
s M 9a na by od * bo MSTve by caus Mel
SECOND DAY--We Neutrality-suspicious. two
mile heats-purse $500.
THIRD -Thursday-Jockey Club mile
hcats-nmrse 5000.
old colts and fleys, two mile heats, $500 entrance,
5lO0 fortelt-three or more to make a race-to
name end close the lst OF September, 1889. Closed
with the tollowlns nominations:
/. Joseph Brumneu names bay hlley Crinoline by
Financier. dam Matte.
2. Frondren. W lliams y Co. bay filley Lei
sure by Red Eye. dam by imp. AIargrave.
;, P. c. Bush names oh. flley Pauline by Star Da-
4. John Beleher names J, D; Alexauder's gr. illey
BY Red Eye. dam by Arthur Ta,lor
SECoND RACE7,SSaame Day-A S,weepsatake for
years old colts and hileys, single dash of mile,
500 entrance, $50 forfeit. If two or more start,
ol00 added by the Proprietor. Closed on the 18th
OF September. with the following entrees
l. Gen. Thos. Green names bay flley Miss Tobac
Fly By Red Eve. dam by imp; ,priam.
2. T. NJ Hall names CHI. f. Fame by FinancIer, dam
Fidelity by imp Priam, by Regent
3. d; Mcdaniel names CHI. f. by Boston, Jr.,
4. Powell & Chsman names b. e. by Red Eye, dam
by Steel.
3, John Belcher, names b. c. walaman by Red Eye,
Sc 24-2awtd JOHN BELCHER, Proprietor.
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yellow rever--Aifair, in Mexico

NV ORLEANS, Nent. au.--LaFfr adNlces from
Npgtkc.u Mexico say the yellow fever Is raw
aging Brownsville, Texas. and thirty miles
ats,Ne,
Alvarez was preparing 10 march TO the city
Of Mexico with $3.50 well armed infantry,
ca,@.ry, and artillery,
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FL New and Elegant Stock OF


FALL DRY GOODS
At CRENSHAW, QUARLES j. CO.'S,
No. 229. BROAD STREET.
We have Just received our entire stock of FALL
DRY GOODS, embracing all the new designs that
are in market this season, and shall continue TO
add 70 our assortment by every arrival, to
present at all times full and complete stock Of
FOREIGN and DOMESTIC GOODS.
In ladies' Dress Goods. CLOAkS, MANTLES,
SHAWLS. SKIRTS. EMBR0iDERIES LACES,
WHITE GOODS. TR INNINGS, &c, We have a
large and varied selection. and at prices that will
suit the most economical buyers.
In gents Goods, We have the largest stock ever
offered, such French and English CLOTHS,
Black and Fancy Casslmeres. Black and Fancy
FELV EFT and SILK FESHINGS. SILK HDkFS,
TIES and SCARFS. Byron and Garotte COL
LARS. Six and Cambria UMBRELLAS. Merino
and Wool SHIRTS and DRAWERS, SUSPEN-
DERS. &c.
In chi dren's Goods. we have bright colors in
small Figured and Checked Goods, IN all the dif-
ferent fairies.
be surpassed.
In SERVANTS GOODS We have a large and
splendid stock of the hest makes. and at low prices.
We invite an examination of our Goods as the
best test OF their quality stN lie. and price
Sc 2J-lm CRENSHAW. q CARLES < co.
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ENGINEERS OFFICE, r. Il Y. R R. Cot
>,or,c 2.th September. 1859.

NUT1CE To NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Sealed. endorsed Proposals" will be received
at this office until IL, NJ, of the Sd October next
for the construction of Depot Buildings, in Rich
mond, at the White House, at West Point, and for
such OF the country Depots Sheds as may be
necessary on the line of this road.
For tie Depots at West Point and Richmond.
Proposals for Entire Iron BUILDINGS, for Brick
Building with Iron Roof. and for Wooden Build
or Brick Building with Iron Roof, any bidder may
furnish his own plan. The country Depots will be
Framed " OGDEN Cottages and Sheds.
regard to the above buildings enquire at this Office
lCopy; D. S. WALTON, Ch'f Eng'r.
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NOTICE.-By ylrture OF decd al trust exs-
cuted to mo, on tho lst day Of September. 1873
~ Reuben +. Hundloy, which was duly recorded IL
the CLERKS Office 81 the, County OF Hapevees
proceed 10 soil. ri Hanover Court House. on R1l-
pAy the alst DAY of October. 1850. al lls< ocinek
the sail 4. b. Hundles. in four tracts Of LAND
Nm. : ..,a ''s1'' j x ai;s' + u
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
A Tupman 4 Hull, N
MANUFACTURERS OF AND DEALERS IN
SUPERIOR CLOTHING
GENTS ruRNIsHrNa GOODS

GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
of FAII ard WINTER GOODS. and invite a sisas
ments in stsle, quality, price and variety. AZ win
NEE, the wants OF all their customers. We now
az under M
ment Of Mr. VIM. Tupmsn, Sr.. where all our
goods made with as much care as IS possible
exeeiled. and the various STYLES OF goods offered
are certainly up-top IN quality. and as sentee, IN
season Wa have business snts IN great variety.
MELTON CAS- lIM,El,Mppr.
pLA SSr A y ? 7 BROWN 3 ,Ss> n RifShSyER; "
OLIVE wAvED. FACE CAss;;.
CLARET WAVED. FACE CASS.;
So assorted TO shape and price. that We lear no
competition. Suffice it to say stock is large
""" 500 Rl sISESSs COATS;
sss f PsiES saSdss$i SGR Ig4ASfs;
OF Cashmere. Cashmere Cioth. Velvet. silk-all
made mp in the latest STYLE worn. and recommended
Tor their senteei appearance and seGsonabe shape
during the season, so that whatever is new that
msy he INTRODUCED Will receive our attention, and
our customers will have the benefit Of It,
GfNTS' FURNISHING GOODS,
For Fab and Winter wear has been received. We
100 doz. NECK TIES. STOCKS and CRAVATs !;
200 doz. superior YOKE SHIRTS:
9.o dog. C g hJNR va'lons styles;
IS doG. P0CK ET- HANDKERcHIEFs;
Ito doz. SOCKS, all kinds:
10 all OF which call attention, knowing that in
the lot we can please most every body with some
thing of good quality at low price. We still oon-
SHIRTS To ORDER,
aud know the stock on hand, rs well as those made
Tor particular customer orders the best the
United States, We cannot he excelled in this ar
tele, rs our customers previous to this time can
testify. -
GOODS MADE TO ORDER.
and fits guaranteed. Our manu- facturer is practi-
cal man, and knows his business in every particu-
confidence sustained by the capacity of the person
who makes our goods.
Call at No, 10 Main street. and we will do You
good, as an examination and selection of such
goods yon may need will prove We are selling
EXCLUSIVELY FOR CASH.
Therefore and will give you better article for
the money than where goods are sold on credit; SO
all who wish 80 pay their own debts and not he sub
sect to proht SUFFICIENT to cover the losses occa-
stoned bV those "tcko tHu, are rr<dffed and DO ~ OF
paV' will trade at the CASH STORE, No 10
Main street.
FALL AND WINTER FASHIONS.
1859 AND 1850.
The subscribers have taken the agency for VIM
6lencross' Report Of Fashions. and can recon-
mend II az the most reliable published. The
IS IN communication with the Paris reports, issued
monthly. which issue is made in connection with
his pGHlleaton suhScrlt ers 10 his Report Will have
All the advantages necessary fer the satisfaction of
Tor sale and exhibition. Independent of the sheet
oi drafts usually accompanying other reports, one
or two patterns of new sty les also gwen.
dering the work invaluable. sci S-ts
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NEW YORK. September 3oth--The steam
shin Asia, from Liverpool, arrived at mid
night aud her mails went South by this morn
ins.s train, Her dates are from Liverpool to
Inc l5th snstanL and has been anticipated by
the CireaSsian.
COMMERCIAL
IayxRrotr., Sept. l5th,-Cotton-- Vsrieus cotten
circulars are contradictory. Some say useioi sorts
~ American are declined while others say they
are steady. Inferior quak3es favor BUYERS. ne
imports III the week reashed - a0 bales. Tho
quantity known e. I've aaoat is - tNe bales AGAINST
81 enc last sesy Glare 4 Co, quote Orleans md
dhns st 2. others say 4.
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TheCase of Bishop ondcrdonh.
R>ecu,ien atgulpeperC. III.

Nrw YORK, Sept, 3U.--1t is rumored that the
Fp.so pal Convention of New Jersey have
Yolr0 10 restore Bishop Onderdonk.
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CANT LOT ADJOINING. ON WEsT7TH ST.
AUCTION.-We will sell, upon the premises, on
TUESDAY, the 18th day of October commencing
at Az clock, p. NJ. the valuable brick tenement
on the west side of eth, between Cary and Canal
streets, and known the late residence of Col. s.
S. Myers. The house has seven large and conve-
nient rooms, with kitchen, gas, water and other
convenlences upon the premises.
The lot fronts n feet inches, and runs back 40
feet, with the privilege of entering wall on eth
side
After the above will be sold vacant lot adjoin-
ing, frontng eth street "A feet inches, and run
ming back 140 feet. The location of this property
renders 1t valuable for grocery stand.
TERMs.-One-fo fourth cash; the balance at 6, II
and Is months for negotiable notes, with interest
added, and secured by trust deed.
Sc rs JAS. NJ. TAYLOR j. SON, Auct's.
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IA Fall Dry Goods! Fall Dry Goods -
RRFEDEN y FOX

ma Jos, p. HanIon would r specially in.
form his personal friends and the public generally,
that he NAV he found during all business hours &C
the NEW CLOTHING STORE of ]. u: SIRfCH,
No75 MAN STREET, next door to +. Il. whites
Shoe Store. u,.,,
He is now prepared to CUT, MAX ana IhlM
fashionable style.
NJ. Good fit warranted. Sc 22-2w
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BOARDING.

ROARDING.-Several pleasant rooms vacant
II at the EDGEMONT HOUSE. se8-lWs
ROAkDlNG.-I have several pleasant ROOMS.
- - suitable for families. Can also accommodate
lew "a BoAhDEhS. Mrs. BASS,
Sc H-l3tt Shst-Tower House, Grace at,
EXCHANGE HOTEL AND
BALLARD HOUSE.
In presenting this card to the public, we return
many cordial thanks to our generous patrons for
the kindness we have received at their hands and
hope that the NEW ORDER OF AFFAIRS. TO -
initiated Sept. L. 1859, will receive the same en-
couragement that our previous efforts and labors
10 accommodate guests have met with.
Messrs JOHN p. and THOMAS Il. BALLARD
are now the Proprietors of the Establishment
ana each one pledges himself to do what the COM
Tort convenience and requirements of their guests
demand.
We desire to keep and maintain, what our Ii
cense calls for, FIRST CLASS HOTEL. and wo
promise to use renewed exertons to render the es-
adjustment as comfortable possible With po-
lite agents; and ready, prompt and attentive ser
wants, we shall endeav0r to afford complete salts
faction to the travelling public.
N. B-A previous card. long since published to
sufficient proof that our establishment has never
been closed, and that, since its publication, We
have been IN better condition to entertain visitors
than heretofore. AL rumors to closure, or in
tended closure, we desire friends to notice as
false and strangers, intending to US, willfu
misrepresentation Sc Its
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CrIrErKR c. IL, VA. Sept. 3o.-The color
ea s.rl named Angelina who burned the house
os Henry Shackiciord, in May last, WAS hung
to-day.
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TELBaRApHrc NEWS.
tsrrosrxp ron rRs RICHMOND pisrrAroH. ]
Further from Europe.

p., marnstfe Tslsgreph Lins--O1fcs. 1870 Eagle
SguaTs, Main Street.
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+ hEsh 'IIRATE MAGNESIA.- PREPARED
ing nra sIiahli,ies and by improved plan. CIV
Gle oil required strength " s'''''e " 'f
..z-.-.,-.- 1No. W. POLLARD, Druggist, 18th ST.
-. 'Es.~ edding and other PARTIES, in
gsc 1--WE or country, supplied with Ornamental
- 'iectiohfEes, Cream, 0rangeade, Cake, &c,
NJ SNORT notice, and On reasonable terms.
ANDREW ANT0NI. French
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T'WO FRAMED TENEMENTS AND

AND BROAD STREETS, ATAUCTION.-We will
SELL upon the premises. on TUESDAY, the 4th
day of October, commencing at IA O'Clock p. NJ.
two framed Tenements. on the east side of lst be-
tween Marshall and Broad streets, suitable for
small sized families. They have been very recent
punctual tenants at Sl20 per annum each; with a
well OF excellent water upon the premises.
The Lots front 231s feet each, and back 46
feet.
TERMs.-One- third cash; balance at four and
eight months, FOR negotiable notes, with interest
added, and secured by trust deed.
sc "a JAS Nj. TAYLOR SON, Aucts,
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rHIS n1 "a
todies corner Isth ana Carr 1 ssssSs..

MORNEy FOR SALE A. Auc.
IlYIION.-.WiIlfcs sold. 1t snction, ekjs fSAT-
AtRuA morning, cGmmenc3ax a. 70 Ed.
At the Horse Auction Lot, near the Esp}rel Hsi}-
rad Depot sever l Saddle snd Harness H0n8E8
fHos. ". KEEsEE. Aset.
Viii be added TO the above SALE 3 very superiOs
HOHSE, SIX yearH old. warranted sound and q
work well In double aBd siB9le harness.
Doc THOS W.KEESEE. Aucs.
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BY GOddiu Il Apperson, Auct's.

LARGE NUN EK OF LOTS AND
T. SQUARES OF LAND IN II, THE Ell TOWN Of +
r Rohn NE ar RI Ric sHph D. FOX SALE Ar
AUCTION.-At the requestof DR.. Jno. b. Harvie,
ne S Srde ss "
oeber 59 s swnea ia
him, located as above, viz: LIST. That beautiful
square Of FOUR ACRES, at the northeast cor
nsrof Ha5yie and Carter streets near the residence
adjoining i that owned by Mr. Dance, bounded by
Ha5ye Ashland eqFter end
square Of FOUR ACRES at the southeastern
corner of Dover and Washington streets, opposite
4thly. That eligible square, with oak trees thereon
commanding fine view of Richmond. containing
EIGHT ACRES. adjoining the lot Of Jos. Allen,
Esq, on the west, bounded, also, by Dover street.
Harvie street, and another street not named. 9th.
The adjoining square OF SIX and three quarter
and adjoining the Reservoir and the lands of said
Allen. fronting, also, Harive and Ashland sts:-
ACRES. adjoining the residence of Mr. Andrews,
bounded by Cherry; Culvert. Alhemarle and Belyl,
derf streets h The pc of IKE
Of THREE Sou ns By Cherry cSISert
squares will be sold entire, divided into build
ing lots of suitable size, rs may at the time OF sale
our Office, and all information given in respect to
the location. &c. Whether reference be had TO the
beautiful situation of the foregoing Real Estate
the superior natural fertility OF the soil it is be-
lieved that no more desirable unimproved Real Es.
tate has been oe red at auction for many past
TERMsAil sums under $500. one fourth cash
balance at 4. Sand IL months. All sums over $500
and under 81 COO one fourth cash; balance at g. u
and Is months. All sums over $1,000, one-fourth
cash. balance at 8. H. IS and "a months. In either
case, for negotiable notes, interest added secured
by a trust decd, or title retained.
Sc I0-dtds GoDDIN & APPERSoN. Aucts.
L,XECUTOR,S SALE OF STATE STOCK,
Il BANK STOCKS, &c.-At the request of the
Executor we shall sell at auction. at our office,
corner OF Bank and 18th streets on WEDNES-
DAY, the 9Th October. 1859, at II o'clock NJ, the
following valuable STOCKS, viz:
S7.7OO Vs. State Stock,
% shares Farmers Bank Stock,
81 do. Bank Of Vireinia Stock,
5 do. EXCHANGE Bank Stock,
do. Bank of Commonwealth Stock,
100 acre Land Warrant.
TERMs-Cash.
G0DDlN q APPERSON, Aucts.
p. S.-Will be added To the above
$50 shares Va. Central Raiiread Stock,
do. York River Railroad Stock.
10 do. Richmond and Charlottesville
seq Plank Road Stock g. Il A.. Aucts.
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Re- Now Ready. I'd
WATKINS &c FICKLEN
INVITE ALL
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BUYERS
ToEXAMISE
Now Ready.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BUYERS
TO EXAMINE
Their eatirely Nsr Stock Of FaH and Winter
ID 4 y Ct GOD S,
Especially of Ladies'
SPLENDID DRESS GOODS,
Which is larger more varied and eieg ant than ever
before offered.
EVERYTHING Is NEW.
PRICES At THE LOWEST FIGURES.
EXAMINE, COMPARE AND JUDGE.
SPLENDID CLOAKS AND SHAWLS.
In NEW ROOM on The first floor
EA Very superior
ENGLISH BLEACHED ii STITRTTNGS,
AT TWELVE-AND-A-HALF CTS.
CARPETS:
Velvet, Tapestry. Brussels. Ingrain.-
Hemp, Cocoa. Mating, Drnggets.
Floor Cloths OIL Cloths
~ 4 large and elegant ass ortmtnt.-Ea
WATKINS & FICKLEN,
26-ts 159 Main street.
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yelis sup
Il more
scarcely
3 grades
adapted
~ taste
desires,
lulent as
ess cost
Eoned
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DsSSOLUTION.--T firm of WARING &
- PEARCE, Druggists, is this day dissolved, by
the Withdrawal Of JAMES II. PEARCE. MI
w WARNER l.. WARING will still continue the
business at the Old stand, he having assumed the
RESPONSE ltles of the concern, and to whom all
outstanding debts must be paid All persons in
debted to the concern requested to make imme-
date payment to W. l.. WARING.
w. l.. WARING,
~
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uERryv,N ~yRyP. or PHoTrtrFD

I SOLUTION OF IROIUAIDE Of IRUN.-
The proofs of It's efficacy are so numerous. SO well
authenticated. and of such peculiar cHaracter.that
sufferers cannot reBSpuab; hesitate 10 receive the
Fro7ersi a!d. The Peruvian Syrup does not pro-
Tess To- ue rurc-aIl, hat its is extensive he
cause many Diseases. apparently unlike. are init
mUteit related. and. proceeding frsn one cause,
NAV ha cured b. one remedy. HE class Of dis
eases tnr which TINS Syrnp provides cure. IS pre-
Clseiy that which has often baIiied the highest
order ct medical skill. The facts are tangible, the
witnesses accessible and the safety and efficacy of
the : 3 mp lncCufrovertih Idle. For sale by
JOHN W. POLLARD. Druggist. l7lh ST.
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1000
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farmer.
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JOHN ". r0l.LARD, Dr0ssI.t mn st.


\ Nv TNLL VJUUS.-THAS. 4. tiWAI-
MS stock of new Fa!l and Winter Goods. which will
he sod ~ The Lowest market prices, Ladies Dress
hrnds-Hl the newest tylts Tor Fall: ClcakS and
ShaNis-a large and complete assoTtmrut Dress
Trnmni-s-the newest and most fashionable
stsles: Plantation buods-ait the best standard
kinds, suitable for male and ieuaie servants; Car
pets ~ -featiy reduced prices Cash bu! eTs viii
Ind y 20 tHelr interest ia ztye ne call
tN Is. A. NlM / 4 b y q uuAIt tNrnanpe Rank.
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by Alex. Mott. Anci.

Z be sold at auction at my store on sAfGRI,AV
MORNING next, the LIST October. commencine AZ
~ Q e, ciCck. y good lot second hand FURNITURE.
sonab!s Dry Goods: Just received. fine lot Of Net
SHt RTS and DRAWERS, BOOTS, SHOES, HATS
and CAPS, BONNETS, &c. :"
GRoCERlES..-Wh iskey, Gin, Brandy, Soap,
Large lot EARTHEN and GLASS WARE.
lo'W w CIGARS. &c. ALEX. MOTT,
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As IL l. A Nd " A..
A:NA RACES-FALL MEETING,
<2sSTsSEse@ - ls59.-C o mme ncing o n
gSssANN - THURSDAY. 9th October,
------=-->~----l859.-1he RACES over the
ASHLAND COURSE, in Hanover county, Va
viii continue five days is follows:
FIRST DAY-FIRsT RACE.-SWeepStake for
two year old Colts and FIilles; single dash OF a
mile; 500 entrance; so forfeit; 500 added by the
Club. provided two or more start
SECOND RACE-SUstpStGks, for three-year old
Colts and Fies; two mile heats; $3.50 entrance :;
SI00 forfeit; 200 added by the Club, provided two
more start.
SECOND DAY-FIRsr RAcE.-Sweepstake for
three year old Colts which have never a race
mile heats; 500 entrance; $50 forfeit: ) 100 added
hy the Club. provided two or more start.
SECOND RACE-Pr0prietUy' Purse, 500; three
mile heats.
THIRD DAY-FlRsr RAcE.-Singte Dash of
two miles. free for all ages, for purse Of $500,
the part of the Club; SO entrance, to 80 with the
purse.
SECOND RAcE-Joekey Club Purse, $500; four
FOURTH DAY-FfRsr RAcE.-Sweepstake for
three year old Colts and Fies: two mile heats !:
$500 entrance: s 100 forfeit; $500 added by the
Cuh provided two more start.
SECOND RACE-PrGpTietor'S Purse, $500; two
mile heats.
FIFTH DAY-Hdadieap Purse, $500, for beaten
horses OF the meeting; two mile heats.
Entrances for the Sweepstakes to close on LIST
October, 1859. Address the undersigned
NATH'L A. THOMPSON,
Secretary Ashland Jockey Club.
ASHLAND, Hanover co, Va, August !, 1859.
l--lawt27thO
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"A KANAWHA COUNTY. TO BE MADE IN
THE CITY OF RICHMOND, ON THE 18th
DEGREES Of the Circuit Court Of the City Of Rich
mond, entered on the Esd day of November, 1851,
suit, entitled ..Sinmsff We. Johnsoa's Ex'or, and
others" the undersigned, as Commissioner. win
ber 1859, at IL o'clock. noon, to sell at PUBLIC
AUCTION, at the front door of the State Court
H use, in Richmond, certain TRACT OF LAND
lying on Pocataiico river and its waters. in the
county ct kanawha, containing t,ooe acres, part
Smith, deceased, late OF Baltimore, MARYLAND: he
ing the same tract of Land which was convoy ed
hy the undersigned rs COMMISSIONER to Abel r.
1850 and recorded IN the Clerk Office of the Coun
y Court oil said kanawha county. to which refer
ence - made for q more full description Of sald
LSnd. and Of the boundaries thereof.
sale. ANDREW IOHESTGN
au1-d3m Special Commissioner.
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SMALL FARM. OR MARKET GARDEN,
- HALF A NILE FROM THE CITY. ON THE
We will SELL upon the premises, on MONDAY,
the 10th day of October, commencing at o'clock,
=. NJ, a very pretty FARM, or MARKET GAR.
DEN, on the Meadow Bridge Road. half a mile
from the city. Containing 6acres and adjoining the
lands of Judge Daniel, VIM A. Robinson and 9TH
The soil is of good qualits, and its CONT
tuity to the city renders it particularly desirable
for Market Garden The improvements are, a
framed Dwelling, with rooms; Kitchen, with
rooms, and the necessary cpnveniences. and now
occupied by Mr.. Holmes. If desired, more pro
perry adj Joining Gamble had.
TERMs.-One- third cash the balance at and
years. for negotiable notes, with interest added,
and secured by a trust deed.
sea JAMES NJ. TAYLOR & son, Aucts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-01

NEW STORE, No. u Franklin street,. IA
~ c0BS has this day opened a large stock pf the
very hest FAMILY GROCERIES,, at wholesale
bought in this or any other market. cali from
his friends and tho public generally is invited.
se22-lms - y l.. JACOBS. !
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-01

w. Great Bargains
FOR CASH, AT
PERKINS < co.'s,
No. Hi, EAGLE SQUARE.
"A Bcached " - at6d.
Super. - at 10 cents
The best44 g everssold here, at l211 cts.
100 p's Fast Cold PRINTS, at 6Is cents
Best English and American PRINTS, at II cents
so p's rALkNTIAS and DEbAINES, at PA cts
Rich Paris DELAINES, at 62ta cts, worth S7ta cts
Dress SILKS. very cheap
Is Very Rich SILK ROBES. at S35, worth sS45
KID GLOVES. as good as Alexander's. at rs cts.
Best lo-l Bleached sHEETINGS. at % cts.
PERKINS g. CO..
sc I9-ts No. 4l Eagle Square.