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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-19
1870 FALL TRADE.


The subscriber takes pleasure to inform his coun-
try customers and the city trade in general that he
has In store fresh received the following stock =
100 boxes Layer Bunch RalSins 20 bags Soft AL
monds; 100 do various Nuts; 300 Jars and fancy
boxes Prunes; $50 doz. assorted Pickles; 20 doz.
Worcestershire Sauce % doZ. various Sauces; 50
doz. French Mustard; 100 boxes Italian Maccaroni
and Vermlcel; 800 boxes q and "a boxes SardineS;
1909 b,xes Gum Drops, various tavorS 8 90 various
French Candies; so cases pure Olive Oil 20 cases
Nurseries Oil; 800 900 various Grades Cigars: so
cases Capers and Olives ~ trails Dates; SO drums
Seedless aisins; % 900 lbs. Currants 80 doz. pure
Brandy and Port Wine: for medical purposes 100
boxes Citron 20 boxes Rock Candy 500 lbs. Iujube
Paste; with great variety of other Goods, too nu
merGns to mention.
Also, | manufacture daily, large amount of
best Crushed Sugars.
The attention of purchasers of the above Goods
Is respectfully called They will find it To their
terest. My prices are equally cheap as the
Northern markets. All | ask is call
JUAN PIZXINI,
Wholesale Dealer in Foreign Fruits and
Double refined Candy Manufacturer.
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UPHOLSTERY AND

- Baf Eli HAM, lNtS.
The subscriber respectfully sollcits a call from
his friends and the public generally. to anime his
stock of Goods III the above line, consisting of the
following:
COMPREHENSIVE Velvet. Tapestry. BRUSSELS
Three ply, Venetian. Dutch, Hemp, &c.; Hearth
Russ, Door Mats, and STAIR Rods.
CURTAIN GOODS.-Brocatel. Satin Damask.
Union Damask Tassels, Gnps. Lace and Muslin
Curtains, with 4 SPLENDID ASSORTMENT of Win
dow CorEIces, Bands and Pins Window Shades
large assortment OF all the latest STYLES, with fix
lures of the most artrored kiHfs now III
FLOOR OIL CLOTH-Of all the best vatterns
and from the best quality to the lowest priced
which will be cut 70 ct halls and Of all di-
mensuns. Also. Table Cloths--a large variety.
PAPER HANGINGS.-A splendid assortment OF
all the latest styles, as follows; Velvet, God Satin
and Plain Papers. OF every shade and color. with
limitations Of the different Kinds Of wood and mar
bic. Being practical workman myself. and nav
ing the best workinen onlp'oj ed all work will be
warranted To give satisfaction.
All orders for anything in the above line will be
punc,uaily attended 70 both IL city or country.
WILLIAM A WALTERS.
P.S.-IIair and Shuck Mattresses and Feather
Beds on hand, and made to order, of the best ma
teTIals. Sc I-3t w. \. w.
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- The fourth session of Mrs. DR.. MUNFORD'S
SCHOOL. will commence on the first MONDAY in
October next, and end July 3rd, 1860.
TERMs-FOr beginners. S2J for others. $50 per
entire session. School-roon ut Mrs SARAH
MlNFORD'S :, corner 9Th and Canal streets.
RefersnceS.--Mr. VIM Rutherford Mr.. N. NJ.
Martin. Mr. WIN. Gwathmey. DIR. Boiling Haxall.
Mr.; Barton HaxalI; Mr.. IGhn Freeland. Mr. VIM.
Wynd Robertson. Mr.. Edwin Robinson Rev Mr..
Ninnegerode, and Col. Geo. W. Muntord.
sc I4-dtlD
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AUCTION 0AIsM9;
TH9S NY



rTyRUSTEE'S SALE or NEAT AfTTLE
1 FAHM OF 571< ACRES In HEN RICO COIN
I'll, II MILES BELOW RICHMOND. NEAR
TOTEEE ffLL.--As trustee in a certan deed 81
trust executed hy MIR. James r. Bradiey and vito
dated 18th August, 1858, duly recorded in Hsnricn
County Court. shall, 10. execution thereof. and
with the concurrence Of MIR. Bradlsy, sell q puhc
auction. on tho premises, on MONDAY. the 10Th
day Of September. 1859 1t ucipck, 4. ~, III fnirs
If not, the next FAIR day. the FARM located -
above. now in the occupancy Of Mr.. Bradley. IL
coptains 81 &3i 1850 acres Of which shout one half
y open land, now in 4 high state Of improvement,
from the use Of lime ard other fertilizers: Tbs
other half Is set in original EIowth OF OAK and Pine.
There Is on the place comfortable Dwelling Tor
small family, besides the ssusi out buildings. Tho
tract sdJofns the lands Of Messrs. Martin Laugh
lane, Jas. X. Roper, and others. II 10 considered,
y those who know the land, 20 be among The most
desirable places In tfst NEG hbcrhooi The terms.
winch Will he accommodating. will BIZ made known
AZ the hour OF sale W.G0DDIS, Trustee.
r. S.-Aftsr the sale Of the Land. will be sold
the grow.nE crop of CORN, one Horse. ono WAg-
2p, one Cart, lsets WAGON Harness, one set Cart
harness, I've Cows, parcel OF Hos and lot Of
Slheaf and Shell Oats, and sundry other Articles
Terms at sale GODDiN i APPERSON.
&eb
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rINRISTEES, SAFE NE HEAI ESTATJ
II fTTtI v IT ttE % 10. -
SAM'L T. BAILEY,
FLEMING GRIFFIN Trustees.
FRANCIS I. ISBELL,1
III q 4 q
CoMM.ssToNERs, sALEoFyERy

90 VI VI - 10 y 4 KS SALE OF VERY
~ VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN THE
COUNTY OF HENRICO.-Pursuant to a decree
of the Circuit Court of Henrco, IN the case
Hutcheson VS.. Hutcheson's executors, and others,
the undersigned as commissioners, will sell ct pub
on FRIDAY, the 23d day of September, 1859. (ii
fair; If not, the next fair day thereafter, y common
cling at II O'Clock NJ, the following very valuable
real estate, situated on or near the Deep Ran
Turnpike, about three miles from the city of Rich
Inond, being portion OF the property of the late
Ambrose Hutchinson, to wit:
lst. A portion of the "CHANTELLA' tract ly-
ing the Turnpike, Immediately opposite the
homestead, containing about 200 acres. upon which
there valuable lce-houses and an ice pond
This land Is iii a high state of improvement.
81. A tract, called '.PENDLETON,'' containing
lE acres, living on said road, about so miles from
the city of Richmond.
A mar and survey can be seen at the Office of
Jas VI. Ia; loT x Son. In the city of Richmond.
Persons desiring to make enquiry about the
above property. are referred to Messrs. James NJ.
Tay ior & Son, to either of the undersi gned,
of whom Hugh NJ. Hutcheson) resides near the
premises.
TERMs.-One- third of the purchase money in
cash. and the residue IN two equal instruments at
one and two years from the day of sale the credit
payments to be secured by negotiable notes, with
interest added and the title retained till the whole
by the court.
Possession will be given in time to seed crop of
Wheat, and full possession of each tract will be de-
GyeTed at the end of the present year.
ALEX. b. HUCHESON,1
JNO. A. HUCHESON, Comms-
J. Is. YOUNG. { sioners.
HUGH NJ. HUCHES0N,J
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{ iARPETiNGS - CARPETINGS! III N
-. GRAIN, TH iB x TAPESTRY; BRuS-
RUGS, DOOR MATS, &c. &c.
II DE n EDY


4
By recent arrivals from New York and Boston.
i'll receipt OF my Fall Stock, to which | call the
attention of dealers. Among my assortment will
be found
% bales Bordeaux almonds, 10 do. Marseil!es do,
90 fls lvlca do, 80 BAGS Sicily do 25 do. Palm
Nuts Is do Pecan do; 20 do FiIberts; 20 do Wal
nuts: % boxes MaccaronI; 10 casks Currants; 10
boxes ORANGES Is do, Lemons; loo cases assorted
Pickles; 800 boxes No. !. Fire Crackers 500 do.
LAYER RaIsinS, assorted Sizes 300 do NJ r. do do;
800 drums Figs; 10 eases fresh Prunes: 200 drums
Sutana RaiSus: % boxes Sugared Almonds; - do.
Genoa Ctron: 10 cases SsTdlnos: 50 do. Muscat
Wine; % trails Dates Is cases Ginger; 70 do. Bran
dy Peaches; 80 do. assorted Preserves.
Also, 81 900 assorted Cigars, at from IS to SIC
per thousand.
Also. Double Refined Steam Candies. My fac
tory is complete and by far the largest estab-
ilShment of the kind south Of Philadelphia, which
enables to offer ~ the trade of Virginia. North
Carolina, and Tennessee. also to the city gro
GERS. article of City made, Steam refined,
Crush Sugar Candy, warranted to stand any
climate, much below the Northern price, for an
ticle Of like standard
Call and examine it at my factory. No. so Main
street. tse 9-lml LOUIS J. B0SSIEUX.
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GEO. TURNER.
MILES c. EGGLESTON,
F ENDALL GRIFFIN,
PETER ID. GLINN.

iitIII TO NttIfIti e Pc. I1Vf, 10.' &c IT utu
DEMOVAL. 1.-The subscriber having removed
IL to his new building, on the north side of the
Mechanics Institute Hail. is prepared to exhibit
the LARGEST assortment of Patterns for IRON
RAILING, VERANDAHS, BALCONIES, &c,
to be found in the city. and which. with his in
creased facilities, he is prepared TO manufacture
the most reasonable terms; also. every descrIp-
ton of SMITHS WORK for building purposes
Of IRON FURNITURE, embracing. in part,
3EDSTEADS, HAT RACKS. Y NJ BREL L A
STAMPS, FIRE IRON STANDS. SPITTO0NS,
WASHSTANDS. &c, to which he would invite
the attention of those in want.
JAMES D. BROWNE,
9th street, next to the Mechanics Institute.
L.
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RI TIERcES Ricketts, superior sugar cured
~ naa''' ''''aA ''@'' ~ - JONES 1 GO q
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TpIEoRApHIc NEWS.
,roprxp rem ruR Rronxosp prsrrArcH.l
LATER FROM EUROPE.

o., Magnetic Telegraph Ltrs---oFes. 1879 Eas"
Sypays, Ha'n Street.
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1870 FALL AND WINTER. 1870

No. 2V AND LOFTS OF 2a9 BALTIMORE sTRRET,
BALTIMORE, MD,
Offer stock unsurpassed in the United States in
variety and cheapness. Orders solicited and prompt
attention gwen. TeIms-6 mes; per cent of for
cash, par funds. an ID tn
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CONF e RCIA L =.
Riohmnnd Markets. Scn,.mher II.
The Markets.

KiCHtnOHh .HaThFEs' SFFF" HIHFl IT
There is no change 10 pote IN Breadstuiis, and
we refer TO oar Fridays quotations as still e1
hilltlns the quotations and spirit Of the market.
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C,ARpETINGs, CURTAIN GOODS. &c.

We respectfully invite residents Of and visitors to.
the city to examine this season our stock of CAR
PEIINGS, CURTAIN MATERIALS, &C, which
We think more extensive and varied in assortment
than any have before offered, and which we
now have ready to exhibit at our Carpet Ware
rooms, No. 95 Main street.
Giving our individual attention to this busi ness.
and importing large portion of our stock direct
from the foreign manufacturers, we are enabled at
all times to supply housekeepers, at prices io,csT
than ran 0thcFiriSe ordinarily be oB0rded, in the
following description of goods, viz:
ca Z pE.IL NIIS.
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A LOTION SALE OF LANDS lying N

A UCTION SALE OF LANDS LYING IN
THE cry OF RICHMoND, ON THE l5TH
DAY OF DECEMBER. 1S5e.-By virtue of two
DEGREES of the Circuit Court of the City Of Rich
mond, entered on the sd day of November, 1851
suit, entitled :Sinnsft vs.. Johnsoa's Er'oy, and
otherS,' the undersigned, as Commissioner, will
proceed, on THURSDAY, the 18th day of Deem
Der, 1889 at IL O'Clock, noon, TO sell at PUBLIC
AUCTION, at the front door of the State Court
Fl use, in Richmond. certain TRACT OF LAND.
lying on Pocataiico river and its waters. in the
county of kanawha, containing go acres part
OF $500 acre tract, patented to General Samuel
Smith. deceased, late of Baltimore, MARYLAND; be-
ing the same tract of Land which was conveyed
by the undersigned as Commissioner, to Abel p.
Snnett, by deed. bearing date the 18th dav OF July,
1856 and recorded the Clerk Office OF the Coun-
ty Court OF said kanawha county, to which refer
ence is made for more full description Of SAID
Land, and of the boundaries thereof.
TERMs--Made known at the time and place of
sale. ANDREW JOHNSTON,
au N-d2m Special Commissioner.
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1.-TWO REAuTIFUI. LOTS ON DECATUR
RyI.& B. Davenport, Auct,rs.

CROC HGES. &C.. AT AUCTI0N.-On
II THURSDAY, 22d Sept will sell, at 10
O'Clock, at our auction store, an assortment OF
GR0CERI Els, viz;
BACON SIDES. SHOULDERS and HAMS.
Coffee and Crushed SUGARS.
New York Extra SYRUP.
Portland do.
SOAP, CANDLES and STARCH.
Kectlfed WuISkEY.
n. J.. RUM.
French BRANDY.
Claret and Madeira WINES.
RICE.
manufactured TOBACCO. &C. &c.
TERMs.-CndeT : loo, cash; ; 100 and over, four
months credit, for approved paper.
Sc Is [. & q. b. DAVENPORT, Auet'rs.
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7 AND-REAUTIFULTA RM-2Ic ACRES.
IL shall sell, at pnhlic auction. unless sold pri
vately before on TUESDAY, the 10th inst, at
80 O'clock. the farm on which | reside, called
Forrest Grove" in Chesterfield county, on the
Manchester and Coal-Plt Turnpike, (Which is now
q free road,l about two miles from the city of
Richmond. and of which beautiful view is had
About 60 are cleared and in good Ii te pro-
dGclng well Grains, FeSe ,ahos and Tobacco. and
susceptible OF the highest Improvement There
is enough wood the balance to pay for the place.
The Buildings, which are new, are situated III
beautiful grove OF oaks. covering one acre. and
consist of u Dwelling, 20x50, with rooms and
passages, and Kitchen and Laundry, both built
of brick in 2 substantial and neat manner, covered
with tin. The Negro House. Dairy, Smoke House,
&c, framed. The Barn, stables. Carriage
House. &c, &C., are situated little out OF the
grove
This place needs only to be seen to be admired
The expenditure OF few hundred dollars, in dec
orations, would make 1t one of the most desirable
places around the city. The health of the place is
proyerhIally good; the water is superior; the
neighborhood unexceptionabe. l viii take plea
sure in showing the lands TO any one wishing to
view.
Terms liberal, and made known on the day of
sale. HEZ q. ARCHER.
Sale to he conducted by E. B. Cook, Auctioneer.
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CIrY OF RIcuMonn. ro Wir,-At a

(NTY OF RICHMOND, TO WIT So At 70
- Court OF Hastings, held for the said city. at
at the Court. House, on Monday, the 18th day OF
September, 100
.MARMADUKE JOHNSON this day rendered to
the Court his resg nation as Attorney for the Com
monweath for the Circuit Court Of this City,
which resignation - accepted. And the Court
Ihersupon order an election To be held on HURS
DAY. the I'D day Of this present month, to ill the
vacancy occasioned by said resignas.on,, And the
Court appoint Joseph Bfummetl. A. r. Picot, +. A.
Smith. John j. Wilson, and n. Is. Hill, Comma
soners of said election for Jefferson. Ist Ward,
the same to DO held at the First Market and to be
conducted by John NJ. Francisco; and they APP
point William w. Cfump, james III. Grant, George
Whitfield, Robert X. Howlson, and GEORGE w.
Randolph, Commissioner Of said election for N sd
ison or I'd, Ward, the same To be held at The City
Hall and tn be conducted by Thomas q. Dudley;
and they appoint Th9mas J. Evans. Gsafgs x.
CTutchfeid. Thomas Bafham. William w. Tim.
berlake, and Thomas NJ. Jones, Com,alssionsrs Of
said election for Monroe Sd. Ward, the same TO
be held at Lacy .carpelters shop on Broad street.
between list and Foushee streets. and TO be cor
dncted BY James l.. Bray. And il ~ ordered that
n eop5 Of this order be published in tho Richmond
dispatch" until the day OF election.
Copy-Teste: RIO. HOWARD, CTk
In obedience To the above order OF Court an
election will be held nj the time and places therein
mentioned, and the polls will be opened az each
pssee al sunrise on that DAY.
THOMAS U. DUDLEY.
- 13-tde Conductor at Cisy Hall.
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By Richard Cauthorn, Aucs.

GROCERIES. LIQUORS, &C.. AT AUC-
VI TION.--0n MONDAY, 18th inst al 10 o,cik.
at my store will sell at auetion, lot Of Liquors,
&C., consisting Of Brandy, WhisSey, Gin, Cordial,
the selling Of liquor. Also. hhds bacon SIDES.
hhds. shoulders. and of Hams. 8 bbs. Mosssses,
Sugar, Coffee, Soap, Candies. Cheese, butter. Lard.
Re. I Sc i'll X. CAJIHGR N
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- AUCTION.--wlli he sold on MONDAY MORN
ING next. Sept. 18th. commencing at 10 O'Clock, at
the store OF Mr.. r. L. Sale. on Cary, between 18th
and 18th streets. opposite Mr.. p. Rahm's Foundry,
all OF his stock of groceries. &c.
sel4 THOS. W. KEEsEE, Auct.
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rbe Zurich Conference -tmPaiieuee in Tt
ai,--rivh, between spaniaris and Noors
-.Tcrribic Cyclone in ndia-.The Steam
cY Persia not sailed, Sc, sc.
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| NOTICE TO I.ANTERS..-f have for sale !
/ N No BLACKSMITH. As coach workman,
| and in waking east-steel, he has no superior. He
~ atst % wears old, aud weighs about is5 POUNDS
For further particulars. apply To me. at this place.
have speciueus Of his work
re lew WM. H. PEYToN, Stanton, Va.
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" Ell,
BR USSELS.
TAPESTRY.
THREE PLY,
INGRAM,

VENETIAN,
DUTCH.
With n full assortment of RUGS, DOOR MATS,
COVERS. tsome splendld,l BOOKING, CRUMB
CLOTHS. STAIR RODS, &c.
CURTAIN GOODS. tour stock and assortment OF
which s unsurpassed in any house in Virsinia:)
BR0CArEL
DELAINES.
TURKEY RED, &C..
With TRIMMINGS ofevery description and quail
FLOOR OIL-CLOTHs. of various qualities and
patterns. from to "a feet wide.
WINDOW SHADES. OF every style and grade,
with all proper fixtures of good quality.
HAVING exclusively IN our employ an experienced
and competent upkolsterer. we are prepared. when
desired, to make up Curtains in the latest styles,
Carpets IN the best manner, to hang W indow
Shades, cut and put down Floor, 0ll-Cloth, &c.
RICHARDSON K CO,
all 25-d2mw5t* % Main street.
(,ARPETiNGS!- CARPETTNGS!! I'm
- GRAIN, THREE-PLY. TAPESTRY. BRuS-
Sells. VELVET. BOOKINGS, FELT-CLoTHS,
BREE DEN 4 FOX,
are receiving. THIS DAY, Monday, 10Th August.
the LARGEST and MOST ATTRACTIVE assort-
ment Of CARPETINGS ever yet exhibited by
them. We have made arrangements to keep our
Carpet Department constantly supplied with the
newest and most desirable styles. Our constant
attention shall be gwen to tins branch of our bust
ness. and by adding the lnducement of a large aud
xeii-assorted stock to the very LOWEST scale OF
prices, we hope to increase our sales this De-
BREEDEN 4 FOX, 2l7 Broad st.
p. S.-We have engaged the services of UPHoL-
STERERS, who VIII be prepared to cut and Law
down Carpets for us at shortest notice. an 80 Init
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OLD CITIZEN RETURNED.

nLD CITIZEN kETIkNEOs
~ LADIES AND GENTLEMEN aF kiChAoSpi-
After absence Of y few Years. have returned 20
reside among You, with OF elsihaTktns ~ ain
m my old huslnsss OF c0NFECTitIAEk AMP
FRUITRRER, and have located 81 No. IN Broad
street. above 9Th.
The general estimation enlosed. and the liberal
patronage bestowed, in years that haze long siacS
sped have been, and arc. warmly cbsrished, ana
will ever be an Incentive to serve Kind patrons
Ii is ms purpose, in all times TO come % fhf1tn
and conduct my establishment ia sty that WIT
hope, deserve the bberal support 81 Hiends shu
citizens. in and out Of the city.
Every article in my line will b fcaad eseSi 70
seprose ntntsuf, and abundant IN Sea5nn sace ~
CAKES. CANDIES. NpTSs EA!si ~. Is r
cREAMS. JEI.flES, PRESERVE5s LEMONS,
ORANGES and other domestic and toFeixn ruiz
Call ana Ok anime my stock OF Cnafeetichcry Aby
Fancy t;ssafs they are beautiful Ia texture san
vagk mn ehp--cxlsulsted to do much Services -
well as adorn. Yours. respectfully ..
wa - 1850 ANTONfO 'psZzINi,
No. III Bsoad st.. suOvs en-.
NJ B-Pagtiss, wadsiiax Suppefss and ice Ctefms
FURNISHED st shortest notice. - ~imf -
NiOTiCE.~-I have this day appeiated U kok<s9SE
fEcTioNERY ST0RE 4. on Main strsss. Il he
city II Richmond and ~ bar ana IN Y III & ssssfR
Scttsrltef 9th, lss9 ~ pAFs0 =
~ iv--i2ts = ~--.-,.-
NfORTHFRN APPLE8-cko sAssss! r.
IN celvsnx psr evsfy steamer 81 "a ~ fEsfH8 =
sale low ~ M 4 f.ssifi 6 4
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NOTICE. W hereas, the County Court of Hen
L rico have II in contemplation to change the To-
cation OF the Poor House the undersigned com
mittee are appointed 70 receive PROPOSALS for a
suitable location Tor the new arrangement for that
purpose, until the Both day of the present month,
iSeptember.l
Persons having suitable property, situated at a
distance not exceeding ten, nor less than three,
miles from the corporation, requested to COM
munlcate with either Of the committee by written
proposition. They W III state the location, number
OF acres character of the buildings and price of
the property.
The property Mt present occupied rs Poor
House Will be sold, or gwen In exchange for such
AS may be selected BY the Court. from the lots Of
fered. J. b. KEESEE,
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MISS SANXAy will re open her SCHOOL. on
VI Church Ht for GIRLS and SMALL BOYS,
on MONDAY 10Th Of September.
Tho usual English branches taught; also, Gre
clan Painting. Fancy Leather work, and Ornamen-
tai Need.cwork. Sc I7-5t
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BY Goddin r. Apperxon, Auct,s.
y n Tod q a

EXECU TORS SALE OF THE FARM
M ~ e. / / { j = WEsTIWWoooD; ,AgoTT ai f
AHoMINY RIVER AND YORK RIVER RAif.-
RoAD.-on TUESDAY. 9Th September. is5s, at IL
scribed EARN, adjoining DR.. r Trent and Others ne
containing l93 acres, more or less. of which about
acres are Is l1Y sounds OF the whole
acres Of the low grounds are cieared; the residue is
eoad asT e oalp
sary out-houses, well OF superior water. a yoluy
orchard of fine fruits, of various kinds, the eces-
TERMs.--One-third payable 1st January next,
when full possession will be given. lin the mean
time the purchaser can have the right to seed a
cropo of wheat for which a negotiable note, inter
est added: and satisfactorily endorsed, will lie re-
CURED the balance. payable LIST January, 1861, and
Cured st BY deed D0hqs
Exec'r of TIL IL. Garrett, deceased.
CoDDIN APPERsoN. Aucts Sc 10
CMALL FARM NEAR Rich MOND,
= STOCK, CROP, HORSE. CART. COW, &c,
&c, FOR SALE AT ATGTIQN.-rWlll be sold,
on the premises on WEDNE q the 2lst Seq 2
on g the charles ' City Road aboat 81 miles below
Geu %RE X NJ IF fe RSP 70 serss
which are in cultivation, the balance in wood =
The BUiLDlNGS-consistlngo OF Dwelling, Kteh-
good, and well suited for a market-garden. After
the sale Of the Land The Cops stpek t one h"rse
mold aud Kitchen Furniture, will be sold.
OF sale. GODDlN Il APPERSoN, Auct S:
The foregoing property having been sold on the
9th inst and the purchaser thereof having failed
to comply with the terms of sale, il will now be
sold at the risk and costs of the former purchaser
Sc 10 G0DDIN & APPERSON, Aucts.
TWO BEAUTIFUL LOTS ON DECATUR
i STREET. MANCHESTER. IN REAR OF
TIL + OLD FARMERS HOTEL, FOR SALE AT
AUCTION.-Wil be sold on SATURDAY, the
2ith day of Sentr. 1889 at IA O'Clock, p. NJ, two
handsome LOTS located as above, each fronting
SO feet, running back 100 feet
TERMs.-One- third cash; balance at 4 and mos,
bearing interest. G0DDIN 4 APPERSON,
Sc Is hucts.
?. S.-Immedately after the above sale will be
sold several LOTS, the Manchester Turnpik
above Manchester. Terms at SALE
sc 10 GODDIN Il APPERSON, Aucts.
MOTTO Ely virture of deed of trust exc
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