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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-16
The Devil and Tom Walker.
Harris is Governor.

WISH u sell my nice place the NOlensville Pike
i ut te first toll gate miles from the Court house
cont ming 10 acres and 80 poles Of the very best
land ia the county, with good log house, contain
ing three rooms and porch, smoke house, cribs,
stables and other out houses of the best Springs
spring house to be found in the vicinity Nash
vile, the water never falling the year round. Also,
one OF the best young Apple Orchards TO be found in
the State.
| will sell the above land a credit OF one two
AMI three years. with interest from date of sale.
will take in part pay Negro Boy aud Girl under Il
years OF age; or, will take three four young Ne.
Eroes, and give the above time the land.
Those wishing 10 purchase call and examine
the land for themselves. As am going 20 move
South in a short time my brother, THos W. Chiffon
will DO happy To show the land TO any person that
wishes 10 look at the same during my absence.
augls-lm JAMES II. Chiffon.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-16
land for sale.

T WILL sell my beautiful Farm, containing hun
l. dred acres, handsomely improved, situated 90
miles North of Nashville, imme lately ON the Louis
willie and Nashville Branch Turnpike, two miles from
the Louisville aud Nashville Railroad adjoining the
farm Of William u. Phillips. / refer persons wishing
TO seethe farm to Mr.. W, d. Phillips. This farm has
the helthest places in the state be purchased
good terms at private sale between this and the first
OF October next at which time IL viii be offered by
me at public sale CAROLINE j. BELL.
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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-16
KEIrr AND HEALTH In no YOUR INFANTS.

EItLN = tEAAn 80 1OA III
We have put up add sid
years, and Cas- AR, ~
Il, what ne have never
any asllser meliiciiie-Akf
A sINcLk. INSTANCE 10
umei, uscai Never uid =
Is dissatisfaction By any
tie contraFy, al are de =
tioas. al,a rPnak ~ terms =
siua q IL magical efecis =
Ae sIzzk N tbis matter :
alter IN years. exytri
kErCTk1lu< fok INA fuIsIL
pacLAnk. Ia ellI1tEsl every
f-nt h suffering from pain ?,
wlil be foassd n nfteen or
Llsr syrup y akiulinis =
His valuable pre-. ara :.
% ens a the MEL ~ :
fUL NURSES IA New t.ng :
aHea With AtNkkfAli. z
IlioLrA<ir :
Not unly relieves tlae ei.ils :
sralrz The sleEnach and :
~ sno gives tHsne ana en
lea. Ia ulli aiInsel n
GklPt<6 ~ Ink J
NIAn :
and oycrcnms coosuls.ons :
Ferne. ed. sna IN death
an1 "a EDsK EN14DI - ln1 :
uiekAIEkl And LiAk :
ehethcr n Grises fFum !
cher c1usx. We ~ouad :
y no has . child sui1erins :
inE oosarl4l1lts--Lu MOI :
Cas-. Nun fLIE fiztJl 2
Sand eelxeeD ,our suffer-
t1l-l ~ill - sure-ycs,
- tsiio~ NE pas y shs .
uzee-
F1ll arec<,ozs for uz.aE {
pal<le. <one zsDai1o =. :
| cIkfs3 = f,Akkl>>, &e~ :
sIss ~F41p@f-
$50 - 1rl<gizsx tn<o1zc
frll.<l.al U-1os Ne. IL,
j1sssdkNix frFs =
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-16
Valuable Lots i'm Edgeiield for
Sale

ON the iallatin turnpike Woodland Russell, Ia
" thor RAND aud Watson streets, we'll situated for
Businessand Dwelling houses. Tits unnecessary to
speak OF the aIttori gprospectsoi Edsedeid. Every
boiy Is aware of them.
The terms willbefavorableto the purchaser.
WASHINGTON BARROW,
fsb2s-u Attorney in fact for JOAN SHELBY
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-16
Third Class.

Anvils, Axes; Ale and Beer In wood; Beef in bar
rcls Bacon well packed in boxes casks; Barilla,
Bones Boiler Elies blaek Lead Ia barrels; bark and
Cob Mills; Carriage Springs, Boxes and Axles CIDER
in barrels hogshcads; Crockery IN crates or hogs
heads; Coffee aud Chickory; Copper In boxes and
casks; Crucibles Chains, loose Dye Woods IN sticks
EPSON salts Ia barrels Gun Shelac IN org nal pack
ages Hardware; Hoofs and Horns: Hides, green
Herrings In kegs, Hooks and Hinges lron safes, Iron
Railing; Iron shutters; Iron fenciDgs, JonA. Jute,
Lard 10 good kegs cans: Lead in CASKS oT pss,
Lightning Rods IN bundles; Lane in casks; Madden in
hogsheads, Milst.nes Gnshea; Ma Eia, Miner a Wa
IVA. aid Tenn, Ia kegs or barrels; Nails IA bags
Oy ters aud Clans n she'll a. owner's ris1, OH IN
hogsheads and barrels; Pants dry and In oil, Pork
10 barrels. Rubber Car Springs In boxes aud cssAs;
Rubber Betting; Salaratos in boxes SpelteT, shot IN
kegs soda IN boxes; Tn Plate boxed; Tobacco man
ufacturyd tn boxes or kegs; Nenison IN barrels OF
baxrs: Vinegar; Wire feneing; White Lead Whisky
In barrels.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-16
.hIs article Cor ever ssn

this article for ever ten
ooSylDE<cx xxp rkrTu OF
been able o. 6&y OF
III Has IT FAILED IN
AFFECT A CuHk, when n
Ne know an inst1nca
Que Nho Used n, On
lighted wlfh its opera
~ 1isuest rommcnca-
and medical vifces-
..wnkI ia % kSou,"
ence. A>D FLKpGE ouk
Mat 80 WHAT "a Hkkn
instance = hsre the IN
and eAhsusfl0p, Tclle
txcnty INMATES AFTER
tered. ~
saon 4 the prescriptions
I'f.kIfkcf1 ana skill
Land. and las bcc1
, No srccEse -
on cA>k-o-
from ialn, bul inTig
OlHcls, C1arrcCls 4cfll-
ergy 10 tie whrie sys-
st.ntls Fclaxa
BON kLS, AND
oul1C.
, Nhleh Il nol speedily
Ne believe il The bez
wozlD, Al ali cazss q 80
kiiQ.A IN ChlLaskkS
trcllsinE. 90 lrvm any
E4y % EVERY muthef
iron ans ~ ne ierexo
LEf foIR fkEJCDI
tiC<t % a HANS
INK chitd and the rebel
An.4,LpTt1.f sURz--e
m>esc.ae. : nalesy e.
~ill scoonp<ny each
le<z S1s> f-c-<ilaiis u
York. . o. l1o o1tr
eut he world.
Cesar "a. NeU York
cents per pf:tie.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-16
What are Coed Med. cinesl
A exrcricnced NuFsc ana female Pas sicsan, ~
n senls "a t5e attention OF mothers, Ter
SCOT HIN q > X L p.
For Children Teefhfng

which greatly facilitates The process Of tectLng, By
sof,~ning the gums ana reducing AL laa4matioa vi
sllay ALI PAIN and spasmsdIc action, and Is
SURF TO REGUI.ATE THE BOWLS
Depend ul,on u, nothers Il viii give rest 20 yocr-
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-16
City Property for Sale.

n THAT very desirable property at the corner OF
i Cedar and Cherry street, known IS the old Union
Buildings.
Also.
The property occupied by Mr.. JoSys as a Boarding
Ho on Cedar street. For particulars apply TO
iuiy2o e. r. GI.ASCDC< n CO Agents.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-16
EON SALE.

NY person wishing to purchase a neat County
N Residence, with about Nine Acres 0f good Land,
2 miles from the city ON the Gallatin turnpike,
get bargain by applying at this office.
aug5S-lm
The Van Buren press., 1859-09-14

QUITE MEDLEy.-A witty exchangeg
serves up ths following queer hash to its
numerous readers, viz: Efss sz
:. Unbustled ladies, pure and undeflei
Christians. disisterested friends, common
honesty. sound potatoes, frst-rate butter,
unwaterc1 milk, AMI rich printers arc
er,-,c ts,a --l-t y 3s3Sf N1
The Van Buren press., 1859-09-14

The 'tomboy" is an eager, earnest. i'm
pulsive, bright-eyed, glad hearted, kind
souled specimen of genus feminine, If her
laugh is a little too frequent, and her tono
a tritle too emphatic, we are willing to over
look these for the sake of the true life and
cxulting vitality to which they are the es-
cape valves and indeed we rather like tho
high-pressure nature which must close of
its superhuous ''steam" in such ebullitions
The glancing eye. the glowing check. the
fresh, balmy breath, the 1.-THE and graceful
play of the limbs, tell a tale of healthy and
vigorous physical development which is ma
ture's best beauty. The soul and the mind
will be developed also in due time, and we
shall have before us woman, in the high
est sense Of the term. s.lt-c
When the "tomboy" has sprung up to II
healthful and vigorous womanhood she will
be ready to take hold OF the duties of life
to become q worker in the great system of
humanity. She will not sit down to sigh
over tho work given her to do. to simpor
nonsense, languish in ennui. or fall sick at
heart but she will ever be able to take up
her burden of duty. In her track there
will be sound philosophy in hcr thoughts.
boldness and originality in her heart.
Heavens own purity and the ''world will
be better that she has lived in it." To her
allotted task she will bring health, vigor.
energy and spirits, and these will give her
both the power and the endurance, without
which her life must be-. in some respects at
least, q failure. .o'-...-,
The Van Buren press., 1859-09-14

~ Parson Brownlow says that if he is
denied a seat in Heaven. then he wants to
spend his eternity in Baltimore. Better
get you a place in Baltimore. Parson; no
chance for you beyond this vail of tears. you
say that Democracy is dead in East Ten
nessee. ~ese a ~- ~ "@
The Van Buren press., 1859-09-14

CALIroRSIA LIox.-A few days ago.
says. the Red Bluff Beacon. Mr.. Cochran
killed, on his ranch, on South Cottonwood.
a lion measuring eight feet from the nose to
the tip of the tail, and weighing $50 lbs
He was first seen with q hog in his mouth.
weighing 20 pounds, when the dogs made
at him, causing him to take refuge in a tree
with his prize where he was shot nv Mr..
tf' hran -
The Van Buren press., 1859-09-14

2 EEHs who puts Of till to-morrow what
he can do to-day impoverishss his own purse
and earns the name Of "lagsard. ''ae.
The Van Buren press., 1859-09-14
2oetw.
A Reverie.
BY J. W. SWEET.

bI % W. SWEEI.
Breathed around me soft and low,
Old-time voices come and go,
Whispering in melodious measures
Memories of delightful pleasures,
Soothing every dreamy sense
In delicious indolence-
Liquid music, whose sweet flow
Watts me back to long ago.
Now / gaze in love-lit eyes,
Where dreamy languor lies
See the silken lashes part
Curtains of the impassioned heart
In loves sunlight DER me cast.
Passion flowers are springing fast,
And the founts of feeling flow
As they gushed in years ago.
Falling family on my ear,
Lutte like whisperings / hear
While hand so soft and white
Thrills me with its pressure slight
And a well remembered face
Tells me thoughts TO words may trace:
Youth or manhood, rest or strife.
Love is still the soul of life.
The Van Buren press., 1859-09-14

THE ToNBoY.-Some parents seem still
to entertain the notion that young girls
need no training except that Of the mental
faculties that their forms are of less con-
sequence than their dresses AMI that dc.
velopment of physical strength would i'm
pair their delicacy, and tend to make them
masculine. BY restricting their physical
education and limiting their sphere Of az
tivity, they are condemned for life to cnfcc-
bled health, and an aimless, idle existence
Let such parents ponder the truth embodied
in the following remarks, which VIC cut
from late number of the Southern Home
Ske6H
The Van Buren press., 1859-09-14
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Is PUBLISHED BY
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j. B Do N Fla M,
on WEDNESDAY,, AT
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$3.50 d" in Six Months, OF
$500 " at the end Of the year.
Single Copies, Five Cents.
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where payment is not made in advance, the above
additional charges will be rigidly adhered to.
No paper will be sent to any address, withou
the money, unless the person subscribing is well
known to the editor.
Terms of Advertising:
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lines less,J for the first insertion and so cents
for each subsequent insertion.
Aliberal deduction will be made for those who
advertise by the year, and yearly advertisers will
be confined TO their legitimate business, and any
advertisement inserted any other account, will
be charged for the square.
Circulars viii be charged at 81 per square.
Advertisements of personal matters will be
charged 81 per square, and those containing gross
personal abuse will not be inserted at any price.
Candidates for Federal or State offices will be
charged So for announcing their names.
Professional or Business Cards, containing not
more than 10 lines, will be charged $40 per year.
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Time and Destiny.

AAAS oASA DSosAy.
The dim wheels
OF Destiny in their silence fly beyond
The compass of my sight. They roll and roll.
And 60 their rounds and as they roll, events
Grind into meaning. Such is Time-a sail
Turned by the breath of God, and standing on
The mountains of eternity. When things
Have their accomplishment. the breath will cease,
The sails will stop. and then eternity
Will stand alone-SrARKEY
The Van Buren press., 1859-09-14
DIR. r. F. COLBURN

DIR. r. F. COLBURN
Expects to continue the practice of medicine and
will give strict attention to all cases intrusted to
him
He also expects to keep constantly hand q
large and well selected stock Of Dry Goods. Hard
ware, Groceries, Drugs, DC, all of which he will
sell cheap for cash or produce. Call and see,
Van Buren,, ARK, July 6, 1859. 1y.
The Van Buren press., 1859-09-14

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HENRY WILCOX,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
VAN buren,, ARKANSAS,

VAN BUhEN, AhhANSAS,
will practice Law in the 4h judicial Circuit and
hhe Supreme Court of the State and in the United
States Court. at Van Buren and attend to the col
lection Of claims throughout the State and in tn
1ndian country, West.
The Van Buren press., 1859-09-14
Professional and Business Cards.
VI f d &c A l.

NJ z d I G A l..
IL Of Medicine and Obstetrics, in Van Buren
and vicinity. Having entirely recovered his health
he will punctually attend TO all Country calls.
] July 6, 1889. lyl
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-22
OFFICE OF THE RICHMOND AND
DASVILLE RAILROAD co.
IhnrsffaY Dec LIZ lSsS |
At q meeting of the Board of Uirec

4 7 meeting of the Board Of Direc
"a tors Of this Company. held this day, it was
Resolved, That Colnmissionsrs be app inted to
the Company authorized by the acts of Assembly
passed the 25th day OF February 1856 and the 25tn
March 1885, for extending the road TO the Virginia
and Tennessee Road, at the places respectively de-
bgnated, and at such times as the said Commission
s Of
time and place to be given by them for not less
thsn thirty days and the books to be kept open Tor
not less than ten days; and that the following be
the Com miasioners as appointed at the respective
PLACES named viz:
wh,tiocR and David Uurrie Madison Ward TSas
X Price, B w Richardson and harvey Monroe
Ward Ward7Jos r Anderson. H Kent and E Bias
Ghesterhsld County-W R Woodbridge. DR. WIN
Powhatau County-Benj W Flnney. Jas Gates
Amelia Gountyy.Lsander Masters, DR. W chea-
than and RiSh'd andersen D.
Prince Edwsra Cennty-A Dickinson. wor.
Lunenburg Ceunty-W Stokes. DR. Dejarnette
Charlotte Csunty-Wood Bouldiu. Henry Caring.
HALIFAX Gounts-Thos Coleman. Jr. David chal-
mers and X Edmunds.
Henry County-At IrisbuIg: Richard Lamp
kin. VIM Terry and Saml Shelton.
Henry County-At Ieatherwood's Store: W r
Grovely, j Maj tin and + Dyer.
-
VIM Finney and German Carter.
Henry County-At Oak Level: Peter Davis, ga
muei Smith and Stanley.
Henry Lounty-At Ridgway: Jno Price. VIM B
Trentand VIM A Sheffeld.
Henry County-At Horse Pasture: Peter P Penn.
D Spencer and Thos Watkins.
Henry Court Heuse-Wm Martin, NJ Smith and
Geo Hairstop, Sr
Pittsylvania Couuty-At Carter's Store: Jesse
Carter, v Witcher and { L Carter.
Pittsylvania County-At Danville: Thos Neal,
Thos P Atkinson, Pace, W Sutherlin and W
Clark.
Pittsylvania County-At Stony Mills: VIM II
Payne John Wilson and e + X sem
Pittsylvania C0unty-At Cascade: Tinsley DR.
L Binfnrd and NJ Millner.
Franklin Couuty-At Shady Grove: Phil Smith,
j D stovali and 10 Prcnty
Franklin County-At Puiiaman's Store: Peter
SaiH dere. Jr Christopher Pullaman and James In
Franklin Connty---At Snow Creek: q Choice, 7 9
Keen and A 8 Brooks
Patrick County-At Robinson's: Thos Clark
Faulkner Smith and Henderson Handy.
| Patrick Court House-Sam'i Staples, W Oright
and Henry Tuzzle.
hughes and W Staples.
Patrick Gounty-At Elamsvilie: Crawford Tur.
ner w Thomas and Chas Rot5.
Leak syiile, North Caroline-J III Renolds. Aus
Ward and Jones w Burton.
An extract from the minutes.
an 2o--sw Taos BROCK ENBRoUGH, soc,y.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-22

By Richard Cauthorn.
Try GOODS &c. AT AUCTION %,

nRY GOODS &c. AT AUCTION ON
- FRIDAY. 22d instant. commencing ct 10 o.el'k
NJ at my store. l will cell Q large lUt Of 6RY
dUOos, CON lifting In part Of the folloWfus -
pieces Black. Union and Fancy uaAimsreA; . DO q
Oxcrd. Mixed. Fancy and Br'.wn eattinsttE Hack
and Dra6 Serge; IS pieces indigo m red Htckory
printed Lawne; swiss and Dotted usiins; CaI-
brce: Mouselain d. LANES; Lawns; kobes; 9enop
bite Linen: Marsetlies and fancy Calico ehirta
Goats; Brown and Fancy half Hose. LAdieS fiouse.
siSting of Wowen's Buskins and Bootees Heelad
Boofees and Gaiters; Vb ldren and Misses' Hancy
flip, rs; aoyg Shoe.; Mems BroRans; Mos bos.
&c &c
The above are all fresh and sess,nable, and wsal
worthy the attention of the trade They can b -.
aminFd the day evious To the eal..
TERMS so days credit for ali sums over nD0: nm
der this amount cash OAUTH 9kM
ap l9 Anoflnsase
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A0ox1o0 01f.Ha
&;SH.<~s-~e
By 3. B. Cook. Ausficsser.

IA. B COOK, Aucfionssr. YIN an =
x,.ss Ssrinth han HsH, on FRsD Ysel eAfuInav
z 19rl z5d ard a3d q 70 O'Clock. a. - & 49, ~
s.saad eollecsion Of Oh PsiStioes. 49, ~.
M sA q oceasions 81 brssos ssd 0ss1eSy - -
NJ < Z Mt i1"pOrtsd from kareIs $50 81
sar some Of The most cole brstsd nict.rss kSss2
xmop n9r ,h IN The different gallsriss q 49,
Pir1r 8 IN, . ny may b lound orogyo 81
k,sess; AlchisscsaTaI end ssscss VIZ y 49,
COPY Il Rosa Scs skSssls Pc q tiacildiass 1isl0
aIiery:) Marine WV. 4s.ss y sns LszsonooRg
pieces; Landscapes, e visS : n.n 81 1le40
and styies subject snd min IA ~ ySessse2 -
y s believe one Of ths bsss esisssionS ~
me attention o. lovers Of soed ,,c..,.. -
spectfully invited 70 this ale = -
Ins Gallery will 90 open % the SsblIs Assly -
Iuesosy evening. April 18th. untn The ~ q ~.
HIGH CONSTABLE'S SALE n.
Iranc,s. ana 81 CONSENT q psstiss tSsscS -
fisfea s Sc gsse 80 e e g. e -.
rs q e m.ses ~: e. - 90
IEHNe: All sums under Any dcilerS. -. IN
ssns oyer that amount Wili b sold o. sfxty ~
. si.sa r.''''.a' ''s0s'isl sJRf fls n oos
l0H CONsTABLE'S SALR.-ViI s
At 10 o o1sa On FIDAY the 22d day Of Apr, M
ter on ne C.es Opposite Ws q Sn%ssi:s
consi.sin os =, ., nousenold and Kitchen 1urnjsUpa
Rochin1 c " 2sfs o. Bu-eAnx: Mantle olaas ID
TABLES: Feather Beds; ,lsters ana PSIIo1.. ss1S
% nsas; vlock.; Coekins stove and u9snGih -.
Of Bsrnstt W 1inrsss warrant IN my han1s 3 Hvos
Terms cash pnrn ~u~v~
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AUCTION SAILS.
T,RUsTEE's sXIR or RAJ j1T rsTT7s~S

IN the county ofHenrico by virtue CT 4 dssd
OF trust executed to me on the 4th day OF asrtssr
DER. 1855, by James A Carter. and VIII 81 YVES AZ -
recorded Ia the clerks cffiss OF Henrco counsy
IN sad deed. at PUBLIC AUCTION. IN frans !,
the COURT House Of said county, at the hour Of :,
o'clock. a. d.. on MONDAY. the I'd day 81 Ma
Va seid deed, being about 20 acres OF LAND. wins
On es near the Charles City roar, "a said county
SIG miles from Richmond, with ell the improve.
menfs &c, thersunto belonging
=, TERMS OF fhe deed require cash. but haye ne
aouot negotiable nctes satisfactorily endorsed viii
De taken for the most of the purchase money. "A
ap 20 ids JAS T SUTTON, ia, Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-22

By Alex Mott Auct
NJ IG H T AUCTION-Win be cola ~
ANaucu n. on FRIDAY night, April q. Il nv seoee
q large assortm mt Of Watches and Js9siry. isDcy
Boxes. Soap. Cutlery. Dry Goods, OlosSing 81
The sb We sale will be continued every night m
I'll further notice.
apt ALEX MOTT Awct
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-22

o@k MR.. EDlTOR:-As ~
HS promised in my last advertise "a.
ment that the People" should hear from me again,
$50 now blow my horn" have studied astrono-
my snce nay last. and find that the star of my des.
tiny still moves on; and those who know HAGAN'S
JOHN, know that he has fhe faculty and indefati
gable sprt not TO let the downfalls of life to cause
MIN to despair; but push along, keep moving"
for the world IL but bubble, and he that has too
much lead his sinker will surely be goner;
therefore l offer to the public of my own manufac-
ture, BUGGIEs, sULkIES, ROOKAWAYS and
Light CAkRIAGEs-all as good as can be made
have also HORSES, MULES. &c, DC for sale-in
fact. anything under the sun. 81 will barter and
trade for oven old shoe soles All you have TO 90 is
TO give him call on 18th street. where you will nd
his sign urside down. there you will find HAGAN's
jon n In Tam creek Nation.
~ You shall hear from me again, for am
writing a romance Of my own life NH 2S-d5m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-22
THREE BRICK TENEMxNrs n,

~ Thos. W. Keesee, Auctioneer.
lomoe corner OF 18th and Cary streets.1
OCK OF CONFECTIONERIEs
TToNi OTntar,ddAaT uHEs. &C.. FOR SALE AT AUG.
.J,fn,'-iintenGrng TO change my present hnsiness
c, Will sea on WEDNESDAY morniaa. April Eth
between ss at 10 o'clcck. my store on Broad
iectionsries. store Fixtures. &c. ny ''oeA VI oen'
ma, ALSO
xs az" nhNI-Ihe Store for the balance of the
n G DELARUE,
Sale No l55 Broad street.
ap % W AAAAoEHs Auct.
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BY Alexander Mott. Auct

ny Alexander Mott, Auct.
EURNITURE.D DRY GOODS AND GRO
CERiE}.-Will be sold at auction. at m store
on SATURDAY morning next the 23d inst, com
mencing at 10 O'Clock, q large and general assert
ment OF new and secondhand Furniture.
DRY GOnDS.-Large sssortment Cloths Cssst.
merss. fine lot Linsn Damask aud Diaper Lawns
Marseilles VestiDge. &c. Ready. made Olothino-
Cloth and Cashmere Coats. Alpaca and Linen Goats
Cashmere and Linen Pants. large assortment H,
siery, &c.
GaOCERiES-Whiskey.G Gin, Brandy, Port and
Madeira Wine. &C, &C. 20 OOO Cigars.
LARGE lot China. GLASS and Earfhenware.
ap 20 ALty MOTT Auct
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-22

( 'UMMI5f IONEhS' "A LIE OF 100
~ ACRES VALUABLE LAND. ABOUT ONE
MILE EAST OF ktCHMOND.-By virtue of a de.
cree of the Circuit Court ofsLynchburg. at June
term !S'S in The case OF Geo W Warwick &c, Va
edolphus Read. &C, the undersigned will at 4
O'Clock. N, on THURSDAY. the 18th day OF May
next, upon the premises, proceed to cell part Of
the Tract of Land conveyed BY the said b Read
BY deeds 0. trust to Joseph Mayo and Edward Y
Cannon, and to the undersigned and @ Dabuey
The said land is in the county of henric,. east of
the city OF kichmond-about two miles from the
Old Market House aud one and half mile from the
depot OF the Kichnond al d York River Kailroad-
adJoins the lands of John Poe, Reuben Boyd, Dick
enson and others, anil has been divided into seven
small farms. as described in the plat of ,he same by
Jos Peasants, In the Possession of Messrs Goddn
Apperson. The undersigned, at the time above
mentioned win sell the lots Nos and 10, desig
mated sal plat, containing about 100 acres and
will subdivide them If desirable. The land is we'll
wooded and watered. and its healthful location and
nearness to Richmond render it very desirable to
persons doing business in the city, who may wish
to have convenient country seats.
The terms of credit will be made known at sale.
R0B'T ! PAWS. commissioners.
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