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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-06

Hon James Knox. late member of Congress
from Illinois, having become blind, has sailed
for Europe there TO have an operation per-
formed on his eyes.
verdant youth while gazing with wonder
ri the mummes in the y. Y. Egyptian Mu-
scum thought he should like ITO see Il live
one
On the 18th OF August the cornerstone OF
The First Wesleyan Methodist church was
laid at Victoria in British Columbia, by Gov.
Douglass.
The Pacific Annual Conference was to COM
mence in San Francisco on the y tn OF Septem-
Der, Bishop Pierce TO preside.
Samuel Z. Smith, printer, formerly OF Do
Yer, Del. has been orda ned II minister in tie
Protes tant Episcopal Church.
Sir james Stephens, Professor of Modern
History at Cambridge, England, and formerly
Under Secretary of the Colonies is dead
Rev A W. Ciaftn, pastor Of the Baptist
church at Dayernsport, Mass. has become in
sane.
ON the 18th Of Septem Der the Bank of Eng
land had III circulation notes 10 the amount of
S2!,O-h,}O0
Mr.. David W Catlin, OF the house of Catlin,
1@eavitt K Co. of New York, died at Newport
X i, on Monday.
4 boy in ST. Louis named John Durk COM
nitted suicide by hanging, on Friday. Cause
his parents wouldn't let him go to church.
Theodore Parker says that "a grain of corn
is better than Il diamond Every barn door
fowl IN the country would agree with him.
what is in naInel'' One of the candidates
for county officers in La Sale county. Illinois
is named Wait, and another Waitmore.
On Friday last the large quantity of 14s, 00e
bushels OF wheat was shipped from Chicago
The Mayor of Rochester has prohibited the
further rope-walking exhibitions by De J.aiye
Bishop Elliott, OLGA, preached at Charlotte
n. c., on Sunday last.
Sias c. Booth Rep, has been elected Mayor
Of Bridgeport, Conn.
Pres ident Buchanan has gone to Wheat
land, Pa.
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ne Ro n V.vne Ance
ny nU. ID. EvHr, AuCts
DUBLIC SALE or ONE THOUSAN
L ACRES OF VALUABLE LAND IN CHA9

= ~ u >
1 ACRES OF VALUABLE LAND IN CHAs.
WITHIN THREE MILES OF WILl,CoxsS Avn u,
sWINEYARD'S LANDING, on JAMES RIVER
AT AUCTIoN.-At the request of the owners, /
will sell at public auction, on TUESDAY. the 18th
fair; if not. the next fair day thereafter, that
valuable TRACT OF LAND. situated as Described
above, containing one thousand acres adoinina
the lands of q G. Wadde, John L. Walker, Jas.
Hubbard and others.
The greater portion of it 10 in woods, and it's
proximit. to the public landings on James river
renders this land very valuable, as wood can he de-
livered az the landng only three miles distant, at
very remunerative prices. It is believed that The
wood on the land, when delivered, viii pay for it
There is suffclency of cleared land for per-
son beginning to farm. which produces well of the
usual crops. The Improvements consist of
Framed Dwelling. with the usual Out Buildings
all built within few years. The location is HEALTHY
and society good, and very convenient to churches
and mills: Amy farther information can be had
upon application to tho subscriber and the land
shown TO any person wishing to purchase by Mr.
John Hamlet, whs 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
oc 3-M, Th& St2OthO ctt dtds. 49,.
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walker Not Yet Geue-.Return Of the Fiiii-
busters.

Nsw ORLEANS. Oct. 5.-The fliibusters did
net sail from Berwick Bay they went down
the river in the steam-tug Panther, aud pat
10 sea without provisions, and then returned,
and landed at South West Pass.
Collector Hatch's precautions IN refusing
clearance for tho Philadelphia doubtless frus-
srated the expedition.
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RUTURE DIR



T'huNTEE'S SALE OF TWO Rulg. nrNss
nr1x gES q llTE aTkEET.,. FRENCH GAR
q RS trust executed BY ~ n Harris, bearing dsts
Clerks Office Of Richmond Hastings Court. I anal.
IN execution OF aad trust. bciag 40 required bs the
penehcisry of the said deed. proceed to sell II uh
i,c auction. upon the premises, ON THURSDAY.
the 18th inst, At AZ oclock. r. NJ, TWO Hui In,
,, nS LOTS a the northwest corner Of Leigh and
on 18th street, and running back 10 feet to an aliev
Is feet wide. JAMES NJ. TAYLOR, Trustee
sAs. VI. 1AYLoh Don, Ancu. oc6
- FOR SALE--A small r ARM ofone hundred
Acres, one mite beyond the termination Of the
Mechancsville Turnpike, about six and half
miles from Richmond, 70 an excellent neighbor-
churches. The improvements consist OF 4 Dwell
ing with four rooms, and all necessary out-build-
lnss, all of which are new. Also, an orchard OF
choice fruit trees.
It viii be sold for one fourth cash; the balance
credit Of one, two and three years with inter-
''' POSSESSION gwen 'm"''fI.e B. T hHR66lMs sS
" Sis $50 Broad street. Richmond
Ma 1.-THE above Farm is not sold by SATURDAY.
the 15ta of October, it will be offered for sale pub
licly at l0o'clock. to the highest bidder.
M. 6-dtds
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ST. LOUIS, Oct, S..--The Republican has a
note from the postmaster AZ Santa Clara Cali
fsrnia, saving tha; duel took place on the
nth uit between Hon. David Broderick and
Mr. Terry. The latter received ball in his
throat ant is supposed 10 be mortally wound
cd.
UPWARDS Of a ton of silver from Arizona is
nj ri Paso. awaiting shipment
Rich veins Of gold had been discovered on
Santa Cruz river. near Fort Buchanan,
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INSURANCE.

AsEEf SfrPul III TH I'M iENSrC sIhN
9Th 6F TkoM TaAEE k c55kkRkMkA ~
dn Bs. g 'iss sS
Property, ths subject Of FIRE risk, against loss
or or damage BY fire. upon terms az reasonable a. can
tai REPRESENTED by me is AERIAL and ample-the
standing and business character of the companies
had, and nv knowledge OF this branch Of business.
l am enabled to offer my nnpestons friends and the
Of lo.s or DAMAGE By Ere viii Be satisfactorily sd-
Country Risks and inland Navigation Riska as
sured on most favorable terms.
? COMPANY.
Chartered '' z: is;.;s,s & S.''"' i" 1854
HOME oFfICE E. ALEXANDRIA, VA.
lnsures on the Cash and Mutual Plan.
DIRECTORS.
+ Il Y THoMAs ANGYs B. gLaklEY,
B Bs sA L spabtEn MONS Ms p sAAs I'LL
fH + EpscS SEbLE E EsHP H L SsfEkh
WINS WI IT. bl fHSSEsR. s WI. s WEtdhit
HENRY \ ! s9s y. s THoNiS, frs.ias1.:
TWhMGs w Il lh1aiI;. s Tsssssrsr.
Cooke CLOSE. Agents. s' Ri SS"Ssa A1'n''
ees-sm +: +. 4. e2SkE'
FIRE, LIFE AND MARINE iNsU.
RANCE-The RICHMOND FIRE AsSOCt-
ALTON, with a cash Capital and Surplus OF nearly
descriptions of risks, on as reasonable terms al
any similar institution in the State, aud respect
fully ask share of the PATRONAGE 81 the pubic.
second door east Of the corner Of Main and nth
streets where the officers will cheerfuIy give any
information required.
Ghas' ! 7. Morthan' John H. Claiborne.
Alex. Garrett, Geo. ~ Gwathmey,
John T. subett, Frs j. Barns.
DAVID CURRIE, Pres't.
RosERr A. ToMpKINs, Sec'y. 20 A-im
FIRE INSURANCE.
THE VIRGINIA FIRE AND MARINE INsUR:
| nOaice No. l3l Main Street. Richmond. ~
| Capital and Surplus. S22O,0OO!
THIS COMPANY has the advantage of tecentv- ssvep
years experience in the Insurance business, and
| having enjoyed the favor of the public during al
q that period needs no special recommendation To
1t effects Fire Insurance in city and country and
| Marine Insurance to all parts of the world.
Affairs are nsnaEed prudeatly, bat literally and il
rates are a. low a. those OF any other COED nsttu
js:iss cSss .s W. s:s S:., sss
Horace I: Kent, Thos. Samson, ?: L. Winston,
Alex. II: Parker, Jos. r. Winston. Arch. Thomas.
by letter. w. L. CoWARDIN, President.
| WIN. WILLIS, JR., Secretary. je9-ts
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Georgia Elections.

kVarSTk. Ga Oct, Sit is conceded that
Harden Opposition, IL elected to Congress --
The balance OF the Congressional Districts
have gone Democratic, though the 7th and sth
were closely cOntes ted.
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HIGH CONSTABLE,S SALE. viii he sold
IL on FRIDAY, the l4th day OF October. 1859. at
10 O'Clock. A NJ. at the Hish Constabies Office,
pair Ladies' and Childrsn's etuifed Cater Boots
and Slippers. 81 fine Carpet Bags and Satchels;
pair Boot Leaf fitted; pair Fronts. pieces Web
bling. Is Skins, Store Carpet, together with q
large lot of Lasts. consisting of Gentiemens, La
dies and Childrens both night and left-to satisfy
Warwick VS.. H. Turner. Terms-Cash.
90 4-tds r. BUTLER, III. C. C. r.
r ARGE SALE OF BIRDS.--Will be sold in
IL front of the City Hall, at public auction, on
FRIDAY, the 7th DAY OF October 1889, At 10 o'clock
NJ, all the BIRDS belonging g the ste 3 Pc 4, a.
CANARY BIRDS. GOLD FINCHES, RED
BIRDS, and one PARROT.
Tho above sale - made At the request, and by the
advice, of the friends of the deceased.
TKRMs cash. F. BUTLER, H. c. c. r.
5-St
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"a sHOCGO SPRINGS FOR SALE

a. SHOCCO SPRINGS FOR SALE
E spsl oes Tor s ss. III. n s % oSc
ton on the premises. lIf nos disposed Of before
the above fashionable Watering Place. SHQCCO
twelve miles south from the Warrenton depot.
on the Raleigh and Weldon Railroad. The on
tire establishment 10 in tho most thorough repair,
and capable Of entertaining between six and seven
hnndrsd persons; The sract 81 LAID cantaig: ~
very superior, suite equal to any Land in this "
the adjacent counties.
TERMs made known on das Of sale.
~ lS-itd y. Y. oEsouM1.
NIOTlCE,-By vlgture al deed II trust exc
IN cutod To me, on the LIST day OF September, H.
by Reuben &. Handley, which vasduly rsresdsd y
SHALL 1t the seauest offhe beneficiary u said aseqs
proceed 81 sell. ~ HAnaser Court Houea. On Me
nAy. thA 2ist day of October, 1869. at liz oelocf
A. NJ, slIthe risht. title and undivided atere.s *
the SID x. +, Hunstiess ~ tcpr ffacts 81 LANus
~. = - SONNY JziaiG;SS !. III ssdffoS d.
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Ihe kan,as CONSTITUTIONAL Elec,ian

fx.vsSsvoRrH. X. T., Oct 5.-The election
Yesterday on the adoption of the Wyaadotts
constitution was quiet. The adoption of the
constitution is conceded
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TFSSssTEE,x SALE OF Real EsTAT

VTRlSTEE'& SALE OF REAL ESTATE
= in SIDNEY AT AUcTION.-By virtue OF .
VILE 20 the subscriber, dated 18th March, 1889. and
t tssc1sced IN Henreo County Court ONCE be,ns
OF October, At ~ o'clock, r. NJ, upon the preni-
ses, ths pToperty convey cd by said deed, to wit
side OF Elmwosd street near Walnut At. frontinr
- leet inches and running back l79 feet inches
,n a. aii9y ~ leet wide, adjoining the residence Of
ne deed requires sale for cash. but an arrange
meni may De made to allow credit on portion Of
the purchase money.
&C 5-ids A. n WILLIAMS r-...a.
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Primer ALBERT TURNING LECTUREE.-The
Times has three columns OF very excellent
address delivered by the Prince Consort of
England on the nth. before the British As.o-
citation for the Advancement of Sclence,) at
Aberdeen. Of which the Prince is Pres ident for
the ensuing year.
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FATAL SPoRT.-Gymnastics are invaluable
in their way. hut too fine point may be put
upon them. Thus, nj Chicago, the other day,
q man who was engaged in jumping lifuns
and throwing injured himself internally so
severely that he shortly expired in great
AGONY.
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ACCIDENT TO An AMERICAN IN SwTTzER-
LA1D.-A letter from Berne, Switzerland,
states that Mr.. Carpenter, OF the bank II . to
engraving house of Philadelphia, was very
dangerously injured by being precipitated
down Fl mountain pass.
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A PREnlCrIoN.-The Buffalo IN. - Re-
public predicts that in less than ten years
steamboat will be constructed to run on our
lakes which will be longer than the Great
Eastern and capable of carrying 1900 passengers
and 5000 tons of freight and that she Will
make over thirty miles an hour, and be capable
of running in winter we'll in summer.
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Coon Apv,cs.-Among the resolution.

Coon kDvlcs-Among the resolutions in
troduced At the recent Western Virginia
NJ. T.. Conference. We ind the following:
WA,~.nS, Brother Cicwson has, mp To this
time been disappointed in his anticipated for
tune. and whereas his antIclpauons nave
bren the means Of producing financial difil-
culties--
R.,o!,.tS. Therefore. that this Conference
earnestly solicit the brother hereafter to incur
no further debts on the expectation OF said
fortune until Developments have been made
.ufticient to warrant assurance that said
fortune will he absolutely realized.
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.ESJ SPLENhiD SIoth O MUSIC. 1.-The
SSS subscribers are now supplied with the best
SE"stock of VI ISiC for the Pisse Gnd Guitar,
which they have ever offered before enabling them
to fill orders and lists completely at most es-
Establishments Of the kind North.
They are frequently receiving supplies from a.
nous sources, and persons looking for MUSIC can
generally ind what they want at their store, in
the new and the popular as well as the best stand
ard old Songs and pieces.
Also, INSTRUCTION BOOKS for the Piano
Forte and other instruments.
They continue TO employ competent TUNER
OF the Piano Forte, and orders left with them for
that service VIII he attended to promptly.
nn tiff Al g Wil0nIlOIL &
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IIBREAL CoSTRIDUTIuN.-At the annual
dinner Of the Ancient and Honorable Artillery,
OF Boston, Tuesday evening, il was unaus-
mously voted 10 subscribe one thousand dol
lars towards the erection OF a National Monu-
ment ri Lexington, Mass.
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SERIOUS CHARGR.-L. A. Bargil, formerly
editor OF The southern Statesman a paper at
Portsmouth, Va and the orator on the occa-
sion Of the presen tation OF 4 bible to Rev. MIR.
Haley The friend Of Sickles. has been arrested
and held To hail 10 answer in Washington. up
on the charge of obtaining money on false
ureteucps
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THg CUBAN SLAVE TRADB-About two
weeks ago 2 cargo Of slaves was landed near
Trinidad de Cubs. One Of the inspec tors
young Creole informed the government OF the
fact. That night he was assassinated il his
bed
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VALUABLE FARM OF 2211-a ACRES
ROAD LEADING TO OLD CHURCH, NINE

IN HANOVER COUNTY, ON THE MAIN
ROAD LEADING TO OLD CHURCH, NINE
MILES FROM RICHMOND, FOR SALE AT,
Der 10Th, 1882 at IL o'cock, NJ, the valuable farm
located as above now owned and occupied by Mr.
Henry Turner; 1t adiolns the lands of Messrs.
tract contains 22l1a acres of which about $50 acres
are open land, including IL acres fine meadow the
the place comfortable, and sufficient for the
use of the place. They are all in good repair. The
healthy.
Possession given first day of January next, but
BILE the purchaser to seed crop Of wheat The
place Will be shown to any one disposed to pur-
chase by Mr.. Turner. who resides on the place.
TERMS accommodating and made known on the
day OF sale 60DDIN & APPERSON,
ye ur,~r Auctioneers.
P0STP0NEMENT.-The above sale is post
Poneo TO FRIDAY, Oct. 7th 1859, at O'Clock p.
M. GODDIN 4 APPERSON,
Sc ~ Aucty.
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------7---'-----
New York Eaffea Naye

NEW YORK, Oct A., Zoo bags of Santos co.-
ff'e were sold ST auction, this morning At IL q
lac; average price i2c.--an advance of &c
over the last sale
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DEATH or AGENT NRIGHBORs--A letter
from Belknap, Texas, says that Major Neigh
bors the Indian Agent, was killed by a man
named Ed Curuet, whose brother-in-l law, the
sheriff OF the county, be had charged with be-
ing = horse-thief He denied having made the
charge. buj was murdered before he eould
make an explanation.
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A UCTION SALE OF LANDS LYING In
"A KANAWHA COUNTY. TO BE MADE IN

TIE CITY OF RICHMOND, ON THE 18TH
DAY OF DECEMBER, lS59.-By virtue Of two
DEGREES of the Circuit Court OF the City Of Rich
and on the nth day Of June, 1859. in : Chaacsry
suit, entitled 'StaHett vs.. JoAnsos's Ia, or, and
ofhsrs, the undersigned, A. Commissioner, will
proceed, on THURSDAY, the 18th day of Decem-
ber lSSs a. Y O'clock, noon, TO ssli a. PUBLIC
AUCTION, At the front door Of the State Court
II use, in Richmond, a certain TRACT OF LAND.
lying on Pocatalico river and its waters. in the
Of 8, 900 acre tract, p.tented 10 General Samuel
Smith. deceased, late OF Baltimore, MARYLAND; b.
by the undersixned ~ Commissionsr, 10 xbsl r.
Snnett, by deed. bearing date the 18th day Of july
1855 and recorded in the Clerks Once Of the cogn-
ence 10 made for more full descriptions Of ssis
Land, and Of the boundaries thereof.
TKRns-Made known & the time and place Of
sale. ANDREW JOHNSTON,
An H-d1m Hpoeial Commissioner.
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TIRE INSURANCE.
MARINE INSURANCE..
Incorporated lS32)
THE VIRGINIA FIRE AND MARINE INSURS
ANCE COMPANY
lust TO HAND, per steamer Roanoke, the

lust TO HAND, per steamer Roanoke, the
d following:
Hennessy . Pale and Dark BRANDY, in wood
and glass;
Bourbon Whisky, very old and fine;
Old Sherry WINE. Romano and AHontillado;
Oolong and Gunpowder TEA, very superior;
Allsop's India AL Z. pint bottles;
Worcestershire SAUCE, plnIs and half pints;
English CHEESE. Chedder;
Extra large BEEF-TONGUES;
SAUCES, assorted.
Also, in store
Champsxns WINE, Very Associate;
South Side MADEIRA;
Kegina PORT;
COOKING WINE, very light colored;
FAMILY BACON, OF the following: Todd's,
Palmetto. Shay's and other brands;
SUGAkS-Leaf, formulated, Powdered, Cut,
Extra G, and Brown;
C0FFEE-Mocha, Java, Lagnaysa and Rio;
for sale by ED. w. TOMPKINS,
&C lot Broad street.
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9 4 HANDS0ME BUILDING LOTS IN

% HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS IN
sym EHS AND MADSWORTH STREETS, FOR
SALE st AT AUCTloN,mWes shall sell at auction, ON
the premises, on SATURDAY, the NH 0ctoRsr
1909, commencing at o'clock, P. NJ. the follow
ing beautiful building Lots, located as above Wig
Hull street, running back 1870 feet to an aey; I'd.
Lots IN rear OF the above, each fronting IS feet on
Lhe east Hne OF Somers street. running back I2l
feet TO alleys 3D. IS Lots each fronting rs feet on
the west line OF Wsdsworth street runnipr ia 81
ia feet 10 an alley. The most of the above Lots are
remarkably wei located, and are admirably adapt
ed to stores or dwellings, being in desirable Dart
of the town. 80,
TsRNs.-one-third cash balance ut and II
months, for negotiable notes interest added and
title retained Gil last note 10 paid
seal GODDIN i APPERSON, Aucts
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r OOK AT THtA..-FoR SALE-TWO EN-
IL GINES-6 and s-horse power, fue boilers, hav-
ing been hut little used will be sold low, for cash
"a door from Main.
Oar facsiifes are greatly increased for mauufac-
turing RON RAlliN6s, VERANDAHS. &C., At
M M.AicSaISERy WORK, GENERAL IoRBINa
AND REPAIRING. - 1e-0
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OPENING OF THE FAIR.

THE SIXTH ANNUAL EXHIBITION
OF THE
VA. MECHANICS INSTITUTE.
RICHMOND. VA,
VIII open IN the large and well-arranged building
on 9Th street. near Main. the 10Th inst NE
CHANCES. MANUFACTURERS, ARTISTS, IN
VENDORS the LADIES. and all persons who
have REVOLUTIONARY RELICS; OLD PLATE
or COIN. NATURAL CURIOSfTIES. OLD RE-
CORDS, MINERALS, etc are earnestly request
ed to contribute to the grand collection about tn be
made. The Hall will open for the pton of con-
trlbutlons of every character,
WEDNESDAY,, THE 18TH INST.
Exhibitors will please append to eaca article a
full description of It, to ensure proper assi-
hcation,l the name of the maker and depostor-
whether for exhibition ONLY, or for COMPETITION
FOR PREMIUM-and If intended FOR sALR, the
price.
All articles of American production NAV compete
for premiums which rance from So to 500.
NO ENTRANCE FEE is CHARGED exhibitors
The MECHANICS and MANUFACTURERS of
Richmond are earnestly requested to send speci-
mems OF their manui1 lures to the Fair. Hall open
for the reception of articles on the 18th. MOTIVE
pow Err IN abundance, ST PILED GRATUIToUsLY
for working machinery.
For all information, apply to
VIM. FORBES,
5--4t Oh n of EIhjbltiOn tommlttea
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- 0099sn - ADpetoo0e AoGoos
58 s| s ssa ~
1tGfiioN to fssassso 81 b. jno s. ilsrsss,
X s s,ds ~ = Ssaf g s y
Ssn Il s e. ss'sss ssssd este
ssss foUR 4 IL ss sos sss
nerof Hsrvis and Carter sfreets nsss ~ Fssi6sses
q Co., y mcs.. ~ 3ad ne l:adsoss :sgaIs
sis:' % 4i ::ss:s I'll:
corner q Dover and Wsshassos 4: Streets. spscsss
Stny THAI eligible sgusrs, With oak thsssos,
EIGHT ACRES. sdjoinisg ihs "a u Jos Alien.
Esq.. ON the west, bounded, asD. bJ Dover street,
Tns s.ies. and another strset not namsd 9Th.
and ADJOINING the Ressrvoir and ihc lands II ss;d
etn That handsome square Containing THREE
ACR ES, adjoining the RESIDENCE 81 MI Andrews.
seuna at y Cherry Calvert AlsmarIs and bsg
ard rgag s;ssets as The sdjoinas ssSsrs
Cumherland and Dover streets. Tho fores oins
SQUARES viii be sold entire. divided into bu;jd-
m "s o. suitable s,e, 2. may q the time Of sale
the location, &c. Whether rssrenee be Ss 6 ne
e The q sS ;s e sss as,
the superior natural ferhlity Of the soil il - be-
,,ssed that no more desirable unimproved Real Ea
TKRns.-AH SUMS under $500 one fourth cask:
balance s st 4 snd y months All sums over $500.
and nnnss ns ioursh cash; balance az z
cash; balance q 2; u. 10 and q months, in either
case Ga Tor nssotisbe notes interest added, Sscursd
- D-dtds GODDIN & APPERSON. Auota.
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BY Richard CautAorn, Amer.

By Richard Caathern, Auct.
I1KY GOODS, SHOES &C.. AT AUCTION.
~ On FRIDAY. 7th day Of October. n 10 ., cloei
at my store, wil ss 1T auction. lot Of DRY
GOODS; consisting OF Mattresses, handkerchief,
C0ttpnades, &C.. Re. =
ALso--A lot SHOES, BOOTS. &c.
&C X. cAuTH0RN, Auct,
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DISSOLUTION. 1.-The firm Of HARRIS =
~ MoORE Is this day dissolved, by mutual con-
sent All person having claims against the firm,
Will present them for payment; and all those in
debted to the firm, viii call on E. C. MOORE and
settle their accounts-E. C. Moore being alone au-
ment and collection of debts.
JOHN A. HARRIS,
E. C. MOORE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-06
AND FOR SALE IN HANOy

AND FOR SALE In MOVER,
II NEAR ASHLAND.-The undersigned. will
sell on the premises, on the ed day OF October
next. If fair; if not, the next fair day, the
Hooper resided at the time of his death IL con-
tains 40 ACRES more or less, with a suitable
BRICK DIV YELLING with six rooms; is within
one and a-half miles of the village Of Ashland,
and adjons the lands of DR.. Jas NJ. Sheppard,
Temple Elicit, and others, and immediately on the
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad.
TERNs-Made known on the day of sale.
WIN. q. WINSTON,
oc S-dtd* Agent for the Iexatees.