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The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1859-12-15

DEATH OF VERY OLD CoLoRED MANA
free colored man, named George Woodhouss
died Saturday morning,on Cumberland st. in
this city, jagged one hundred and t'oenty gears!
He was born in Princess Anne county in
1889, the year in which Saint Paups Church
of man when the revolutionary war broke
out. He was owned by a member of one of
the old Woodhouse families, that emigrated
to Lower Norfolk county from England and
located near the sea shore, about tw enty
miles from this city.
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INTERNATIONAL MAGAzINE.-The January
number of this sterling Magazine has reach
ed us. AS usual, it is filled with choice
reading, and is most beautifully illustrated
with several beautiful engravings; not the
least important of which are the handsome
colored fashion plates, which are alone
worth the price of subscription to any of its
fair readers. This is considered one of the
most reliable vehicles of fashion published
in this or any other country; and now is just
the time to subscribe. Call and leave your
orders at john r. Hathaway, No. ~ East
Main street
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YOUNG MINIS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
The Regular Monthly Meeting Of this AS
ISOLATION will be held this evening at lnsti-
ute Hall, corner Ct Marsh and Fen Church
sire cts, at 71a o'clock.
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LAUNCH OF THE U. S. STEAMER DISPATCH
In spite OF the Indictment weather the Steamer
Dispatch was slipped into her native element
from her ways in the Gosport Navy Yard about
noon yesterday. This vessel has been on the
ways about four months, during which time
she has received a thorough overhauhng There
was little or no demonstration on the occasion
but in accordance with time honored custom
the hands took holiday for the balance of the
day.
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FIRE IN SUFFoLK.-We learn that there
was quite large fire in Suffolk night be-
fore last. Some large warehouses were
destroyed besides ether small buildings. We
could not learn whether the fire was an in
cendiary act or not.
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REAL ESTATE SALRs.-On Tuesday, j. }.
Moore, auctioener, sold hve vacant lots in
Portsmouth, the first one ON south side of
King street, to VIM. Pettijohn for $3.50; the
second, on south side Clifford street, to VIM.
May, for 81 900; the third, at the southwest
intersection of Clifford and Green streets, to
J ohm Groover, for $3.50, the fourth, at the
northwest intersection of Clifford and Efing-
ham streets, to Geo. w. Grice for $3.50; and
the fifth, at the northeast intersection OF
Chestnut and Clifford streets, to Geo. W. ..
Maugin. Total $3,l35.
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call attention to the advertisement of Messrs
leonard Scott Il Co.,, who reppbish in this
country the leading periodicals OF Great
Britain at price which enables our people
to subscribe to all of them, without incon-
ysnienee,
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Vintage '46 and '4s.
FINE OLD SHERRY,
Port and Madeira Wines,
"Megler 81 8 yrs. ol!,
And other choice
RYE WHISkEYS.
"Guinness's" Xxx
Dublin and London
Porter,
Can always be had from.
Bonded Warehouse by
the Cask, or from the
Store, in quantities to
suit everybody at
]. MOCK T. CO.'S,
a FOR Cfronf MAUI laa,to
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HURAAA FOR CHRISTMAS |!
MnpH NIvu s,f,nnc

HCNNtAff BUTI CHRISTNAS
MORE NEW GOODS.
A the Holidays are now nearly upon us,
IA we hasten to give our customers and
friends i'll general, brief list of our Bargains
now on hand, and which we are determined TO
sell off cheap Tor the Cash, by OF be fore The lst
of February, VIZ:
More of those cheap fancy Silks,
Alore OF those cheap two founced Robes,
More OF those cheap Black Silks,
hlere of those rich all wool DeLsines.
More OF those cheap d LANES, &C. &C, to be
had at E. CAMPE,
de Ia 30 E. Main street, Norfolk
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DAILY SALES.
From 10 to IL A. M, and 4 to 8 d, m,
A LARGE STOCK
OF STAPLE AND FANCY
DRY GOODS
AT No. 45, E. MAIN STREET.
TNHE Stock consists of varied assortment
l. of DESIRABLE GOODS bought for retail
sales. In order to accommodate the Ladies we
will have daily sales from 10 to II O'Clock, and
for the gentlemen evening sales from to o.
clock. Merchants and dealers are also invited,
as the stock is to be sold out as sosn as may be.
Sale Posltive-to commence on MONDAY
Nov. st FERGUSON & BELOTE,
Auctioneers.
P. S:-Goods will be retailed low during in.
termediate hours. F.&B
no l9-tf
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Notice Extraurdinarv

HEADS of Families look to your interest
i l. and buy your Groceries at Jordan & Bros,
Cheap Family Grocery, No. 73 Church street,
keep constantly on hand a well selected Stock
OF Family Groceries of the most choice selec-
ton. Can and examine at
JORDAN Il BIOS,
de 73 Church street,
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UNDER THE NATIONAL HOTEL,
AUCTION SALES,

AUCTION SALES.
A MOTHER lot of fine Jewelry such as Sets
n of different kinds, and some of entire new
styles Sleeve Buttons and Studs. Also fine
assortment of Silver Hunting WATCHES,
with variety of Fancy Goods &C. Sales every
night until the entire Stock is disposed Of these
goods are sold without regard to cost, therefore
bargains may be expected.
FERGUSON BELOTE,
Sc 23-tf Auctioneers.
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Landscape Painting.

"AE undersigned is now prepared to GIVE
distinctions i'll Landscape Painting His
peculiar method of instruction is entiTs,v ori'
Der conn u tparss at once to the pupil pro-
s Shry 10 become finished artist Those desir.
ies,n " ,"Ae advantage OF this opportunity to
se,lbsr has been over 80 years maturing this
vince the most jncreduIous, that in two Ice
sons t ne mas a.; impaired more knowledge of the
ton and study by the old system, as taught in
me IN various schools and seminaries throughout
the United States. Terms of thorough instruc.
ton, $50, payable in advance perfect satisfac
ton guaranteed. For further information call
on the undersigned at his studio, on Main street
oyer Dawes Dry Goods Store and opposite the
site Of the Mechanics Hall
V5- r. Sin consequence of professional
engagements, the undersigned would request
Una. .n"t nose DESTROYS of taking advantage OF his
system OF tuition, will come forward at the
opening Of the class on Monday Nov. asth,
,' c positively closes the oath of Decem-
that date a'''
=. BONEAU DE ST MARCEL,
nov lS-lm Landscape and Portrait Painter
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LAMPS, LAMPS, LAMPS.
For Rent.

90 sues OA Odk sue LeatnGF,
C00 Barrels OF superior brands of family
%OO Flour, and 20 kegs of Butter lust re-
ceived and for sale on Shippers account.
DEF STEWART & STEEVER.
COMPETITION NOW THE ORDER
OF THE DAY.
FINHE Subscriber has made up his mind ia
l. retain at all hazards
THE
patti onage of his customers, both in this sec.
ton and III North Carolina. His
SUPERIORITY
Will be maintained against all competition, and
II iair comparison Is made has no fear
the decision that will be pronounced His
goods are al'vqys Exactly uohat he represents them
10 DC and Tor this and other persons
FREENlAN'S
mas iairiy established itself for the last twenty
eight years in the estimation of every one as 4
frat class
.sFGyVELRY
establishment. His present stock is unusually
ACKNOWLEDGES
to be the finest ard most extensive stocl ot
Jewelry in the city and is determined 10 sell it
OFT
offering to purchasers every fair and ieguimafe
Inducements and respectfully asks
THE
favor ola visit SO that the
PEOPLE
may see and Judge for themselves.
M FREEMAN,
dc 10 ~ Main ST., corner of Talbot
e GROSS ayers Cherry Pectoral,
" : do do Sarsaparilla,
. do do Ague cure,
10 do Cathartic Pills.
me above on hand, and Tor sale Whole sale
de 0 M A&CA SANTOS.
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Auction Sales.
AUCTION SALE.

AUCTION SALE.
STOCK OF BOOKS,
STATIONERY, &c,
AT AUCTION.
TNHE PROPRIETOR of No. 81, Fast Main
Il street, having determined to make a change
lii his business offers his entire Stock for sale
at Auction, or at private sale below cost. The
STOCK on hand to be closed out, consists of
Standard Works,
Poems,
Misce llaneous Books,
Prayer Books, Bibles,
Hymn Books, Song Books,
Novels, School Books
Blank Books, Stationery, S'c, &c.
Those In want of any of the remaining stock,
WIZ DO well 10 call early, as the stock will be
soid out cheap. Merchants wanting BLANK
BOokS can get great bargains. The Auction
sales Will commence in the course of a week or
so, as soon as the goods can be arranged. de ID
NOTICE.
AILL BE SOLD, TUESDAY the Goth of
w December next, upon the premises of
Mr.. VIM. H. Holmes in Norfolk County, the
following property, belonging to the estate of
Jacob Vanness, (deceased) To wit One Sloop
with all her appertinances, one Chest of Tools,
and lot of other small articles.
FIN CAPPS, Deputy, For
THOS. BUTT, Sheriff and Committee.
&c 8 lot.
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DESIRABLE COTTAGE RESIDENCE
FOR RENT

IOIb 7.
ss;t The desirable new Cottage Residence
Esiia on Washington Point near Cedar Grove,
7Na.I and adjoining the residence of VIM. s.
HBptt, Immediately opposite the Dry Dock =
1 Ihere Is large garden attached to it, good
everything conveniently arranged. 1t is con-
venlentiy situated near the water and will
make desirable residence for any one in bust.
ness in Norfolk or Portsmouth
ALSO,
A small family residence near the track OF
the Norfolk and Petersburg Railroad about a
mile from the toll bridge. Rent cheap and
wood thrown in. Apply to the owner,
w. w. IVES, Or to the
ue l2't1 Day Book Office.
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| Selected
| EXPRESSLY
FOR
| Medicinal
| AND
FAMILY
USE.
USE.

n. !. NOOA o. CO.'S,
% Wide Water Street, next door to
je IL S. o. MKRwIN & Co.. Aucprs.
ATHERS-FEATHERS
nv h have just received small lot OF the
w BE- st live Goose Feathers, which we offer
at the lowest market prices.
VIVA. WALTERS y co,
no 25 No. II, Main street.
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MAGNOLIA CIGAI

A LOT OF the above celebrated brand lust to
IA hand which we are retailing for
the small sum of cents each. We guarantee
them to be the Original Magnolia and no imi.
tation, Eagle Cigar Store, No. 50 Main ST.
de D II, v, MOORE A. 90.
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CASTOR OIL.
Notice

nOA rid can be obtained from the LIST Janus
ID nary, for one or two families, or several
single gentlemen by application at No. Q, Free
mason street, de 9-eod4t
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ASPARAGUS ROOTS
Two WARS OLD received, and for sale by
L de 10 nj 81 A SANTOS.
sIA WIS, SHA WIS. SHAWLs.

iUST received per last steamer Jamestown
u 100 Shawls consisting OF so Stella Sha wis
ranging, from $50 up to $25, 90, 50 Cashmere,
Blanket and Reversible Shawls ranging from
80 to $4,000. Call at f.. CAMPE,
moss 80 Il. Main street.
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SHELL BARKS.
A SMALL lot OF Shell Banks Just received at
"A the store q. JORDAN Il SON. Look
at them. de Ia
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At Deming's
NO. 90, Church Street.
nRD Mis- received this week and next for
~ one Of those Magnificent Sugar Cured
Rounds OF Baltimore Beet, ordered by us exc
pressly for our Christmas Sales, and you may
depend they are NICE.
de Ia + c DEFINING.
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RunaWay-$5 Reward.
II ANYWAY from the Subscriber, his negro
~ Man WILLIAM. William is % wears Old.
aoess I'll fe ct high very black has large full
spoken to seems to be confused. He Torment
belonged to the estate of Thomas Wynne. and
lived with the undersigned last year near Miles
store, IN Norfolk County. 1 will give the above
reward OF $30 for him, if secured in any Jail in
this State so that can get him. 'A'' ~
JNO. H. HOPE,
Proprietor City Hotel,
Sc I'll Williamsburg Va
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THE BEE HTVE-THE BEE HIVE.
WRAPPINGS for the Million at the Bee
w Hive,
Wrappings for the Million at the Bee Hive,
Silks for the Million at the Bee Hive,
Silks for the Million at the Bee Hive,
Wrappings from to $50,
Wrappingsr rom to $6C,
Silks from to $40.
Silks from to $40.
Merinos, Cash meres, De LANES, iPoplins,
Laces, Robes.
The Bee Hive is under Johnson's Hall.
nos
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NOTICE.

NoI1CE.
I HAVE opened GROCERY STONE in
l. the city of Norfolk on the road to Princess
Ann County, and have appointed my brother
+. f. Whitehurst my Agent, to manage the
my response biiity, and on my account.
de9-4w2taw J.J. WHITEHURST
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+ In II JE WELRY,
FIN K JEWELRY,
FINE JEWEI.RY

BOAD WANTED
DYA YOUNG MAN of good habits. In a
- respectable family where there are no other
boarders. Address "Comto.t" at this office,
stating Address, Terms &c. de "a ct
Magnificent Sugar Cured Rounds,
Finest baltimore Corned Beef,
For Uour Christ,nns Dinner
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WHAT NOW
WHY C. JORDAN e. SON, are opening late
w importation OF Sartines and Anchoyies,
Lemons, Dates, &C, Yc. de Ia
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IOIt DALT.
S asa1 And possession given the LIST January
EiiI next, House and Lot on the North of
-H2HH- Queen street, between Cumberland and
Hawk, fronts on Queen street, about 40 feet
and runs back l60 feet.
Terms 4 cash, the balance in /, 9 and years,
with interest on the deferred payments Apply
to
de l2-tf SIMON STUBS.
III & copy)
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CIIAANELL'S NHixV HAMS
UST hECEIVED little superior to any
u Bal on at present in this city. Ii you want
something nice No. 6, Campbell's wharf Is the
place.
de Ia BAYMOhE s. STONE
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FOR SALE LOW
TNHE best stock OF Groceries in the city TO
l. the CaJh. BAYMORE & STONE,
de IA No. 6, Campbel's wharf.
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WESV'S NO II OIL
on Bbls. just received and Tor sale at Fac
~ tory prices by
de IA Nd ROBERTS Jr., & co.
HLASS WARE 800 Dozen Pint Flasks
~ just received and Tor sale low by
de Ia SHERWOOD YOUNG.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-01

D.xr,woRg October 3ist.-~I4ast night At the
CIV Hall. VIZ MePbsil, acting Mayor, dur
ING Navor swan StckneSs,) was shot IN the
t,suh ~ fine EXPLOSION ola pistol, IN The hands
IS Nr 1Iarcog!t one of the City telegraph OPP
cr,tors. Harceurt and q newspaper reporter
On the "Snn." named Hanna, We're Scnii'ing IN
a ilsh; AZ the time. Mr.. McPhaii is very sefi-
oasiv injured, aud il is feared the iemofai ar
,rr IL Wounded lie Ia easier this morning -
lie generates Hanna Glom direct blame, ana
saws the pistol was In Harcourt's hand when II
exploded. -, ,,.. ,.,a,
The neyyly-elec;ed City Council has bten
called together &c elect President, WHO VIII
become acting Mayor. ,,,
T,he STATE election takes place Wednesday,
aud The poHsscal excitement wakes warm
the ReEavsEers hold a meeting tins afternoon
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Office in basement Metropolitan Hal
cc 3-M, Thu St2GthOct.tGtds.

A VARIABLE FARM IN HENRyCO
n COUNTY, FOUR MILES ABOVE THE
CITY OF RICHMOND AND ONE. MILE FROM
CAPT JOHN B. 40pNG'S,. CONTAINING 40
ACRES. AT PUBLIC ACCTION.-l VIII sell n
putc auction on the 10 Z. dae Of NOFEN BLR. ut
Il o'clpck, upon the premises tli teir; II not the
next fair da> thereafter, that very valuable farm
ioca cd described above. containtu- one hun
dred and SEVENTY acres of land about one hundred
OF which are cleared and produces well of corn.
wheat md tobacco, ana s remarkably adapted -
the raising oil vegetables or grapes. The Wort
land Is well set in pine ana cedar. 'fhe improve
ments consist oi framed cottage residence. with
seven rooms. kitchen. nrefseeT hnuse negro
quarters. barn. stshle- 6sc all IN perfect order
and built within the past few Years There is &
large apple orchard on The premises and Il well Of
pure water IN the yard. The location provPrbial
for health. society God and very CONVENIENT to
churches and /, good mill, The f4rHt is very sus-
ceptihle Of division and will i've sod as whole
or divided into lots purchasers nJay prefer II
can he purchased very low prlvstes till ~ of sale
wbIch. if sold due notice will lie given. The
premises VIII lie shown to any person wishing to
pu, chase, h Mr.. Bernard who lives on the farm,
and farther IN o~matlon bad upnn application to
ROBERT B. LYME, Auctioneer.
oc21 Office in basement Metropolitan Hall
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BYE. B. Cook. Auct'r.
K ALuARLE STARLES on 18TH, BIZ

VALTARLE NTARLES ON 18TH, BEs-
' TWEEN FRANKLIN AND GRACE ST,
FOR SALE AT AUClION.-By The REQUEST of
the owner, Mr.. James J. SoutherlaHd will sell Al
auction. ON the premises, on WEDNESDAY, 9th
November, commencing at II o'clock. that vaiu-
able LIVERY STABLE situated rs above; it has
been long and lavolably known as one among the
best stands in city. The lot fronts fifty seven
and half feet on 18th street, and is subject to
ground rent of three dollars per foot per annum.-
AS Mr.. Southerhnd has already mode change IN
his business the property will be sold without limit
or reserve. ANY disposed t0 engage in the slv-
erv business. would 60 well to attend.
TERMS One-thIfd cash, balance and months.
interest added. for satisfactory endorsed ne@otta
bic paper. Z. b. COOK.
oc 3l-tds Auct
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s...,AriinIn and uarnrr.. Ferry.

CH;yACo. Oct. Ex-senator Hale, OF New
ytao,u.hire. publishes 3 card here strenuously
J.ux.ag ctIaplicity IN the Harpers Ferry
movement. and piedSi0g himself If evidence
5 Ia.5 hstorr a Grand Jury Of Virginia or
MARYLAND. aud they ind a true bill, 10 surren-
der himself for trial.
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l ocKsntirHINo. ELL HANGING,

/ OCAS1iiTHINC, BELL HANGING,
- SILNER PLATING. &c.-Tbe subscriber has
INST returned from the Northern cities where he
has laid 80 lar G supply oi r7tcrais, ot the best
quality, used IN l,OCkSMlTh NG, BELL HANG
ING, : Nv Err PLATING, etc. and invites pub
uc attention e. his business He has emplo' cd tho
hest wofkmen 10 be mad, and is prepared to make
70 order every kind ot Lock, To HANa BkLls IN the
best manner amt - do Silver Ftatn -! ie rot
10 be surpassed ~ any establishment IN this coun
tfy. All his work rs v.arfsntcd, or 10 SHE.
Aiter an experience Oi MANY years "a this ctty,
ana an 1cquu ntHncs with the ~ ST LHck makers in
this country. he hatters himself that he can tivs
satisfaction, both as 10 Workmanship and prices,
and therefore SoAclts orders nom town and cuun-
try which viii meet y th prompt attention..
Persons wIshIu~ to have LOCKS MADE or REPAIg-
20. Balls HUNG 1T any STYLE. or SILVER PLsTiss
eXscuted IN superior manner, are invited &c call
~ his estt,I hutut, pn ~ h street. three doors
south OF Man. where the3 viii be- attended 70 ne
the shortest notice.
Orders ffon a distance, sent thr0u h the Post
CiIice III De lumeda te!S tlied ano Bell HANGING
done n any part of the countrI a. city gric4s
Actress ". ". IN Ia u,
Silver Platter. Iocksmiih aud Bel Hpnger,
~ d3n, lnth street kit hW0rd Va.
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The Overland Mail.

ST. LOUIS, October 2isI--ihe CALIFORNIA
mail 20 the nh INST. has arrived.
Aroma Messengers say Col. Bonneville had
-, orasrs fer an Immediate campaign
against fle ApaCheS
~, Overland mails from Independence.
,rsra 6ue from California. and IL was feared
IA they had been attacked by Indians.
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RUNAwAYs

. RUNAWAY $40 r f w RD-- For
~ SARAH, sometimes called SARAH ANN
fsG She IL between IS and 30 years old, n mulat-
Il3"tor not very bright colored. tolerahly long
49, =. black hair, greyish ey es, long visaged above
medium size not tleshy, has bad scar across the
PACK OF her left hand SO that she cannot shut il
properly; speaks rather drawing. I have no doubt
she Is In the CITY of Richmond
oc2s-ts HEZ. q. ARCHER, Chesterfield
"a 500 WARD. - The above reward
W Will he paid to any one who will apprehend
~ who ran off abont the 18th Of Nav last from
->-S~Mr. George d. HARDWOOD. of Richmond, 10
whom he was hired. He is about Is years old
slender form, low forehead, brown skin speaks
quick when spoken to- and has been accustomed to
work IN 4 tobacco factory. When last heard from
he was Ell a canal boat going towards Lynchhurg
u. b JONES,
Admir- of Saml Peasants, decd.
Rapid Ann Station, Cuipeper Co, ocI It's
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Mare Northern Counsel for Brown.

RosToN. Oct. 5l.--Judge Russell, OF the Su-
periur Court. and George Sennott, left here
this afternoon. 10 take part IN the defence of
Brown and his GONNA Mons Al ChaTicStown.--
lis reported that b. F. Butler, Democratic
candidate for Governor % this State, is also
retained by Browns friends.
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BY Z. y. Cook. Anei,
At aItCrInN THIS

FURNITURE At AICTsoN.-THIs DAY.
l. at 10 o'clock, will sell at my store. general
assortment of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE era
hracinE variety If Goods, very little used.
ALS0-4 FIRST rate FEATHER BEDS. several
very sHperIcr Hair and Stuck Mattresses
several Cooking and Parlor IONES dc. &e.
mol Il. d. COOK, Auot
TRUSTEES SALE OF sTEAM ENGINE
L AND BRICK House. AT AECTIuN.-I
shall, as Trustee Of Fraucis Nelson sell on 4 U ES-
Day, LIST day OF November. 1859, on the premises,
AZ 10 clock. at MsSsrs. Stea-ns q Rrumuei's old
Distery, near MIR. Bruce's Soap and Candle Fac
tory en- 18th street,
One 10 or u horse power ENGfN E and BOILER.
Also.
one BRICK HOUSE, containing between 2ooo0
and - Cos bricks.
TEkMs-AIade Known on day of sale.
WA. Fl. PIE8SANrS, Trustee.
Sals conducted by T.. II. Cook Auot. oc24
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WASHINGTON. Oct. 3l.-tirea activity pre-
walls 8. he Washington Arsenal. The num-
ler G! wGrkmeD is 10 be slightly increased
two hundred thousand rounds of ammuni-
t.,u has heen dispatched to Harper's Ferry to-
day. 10 replace that dispensed 10 The citizens
and military. since the conspiracy
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EVFTY-FOUR WANllSOME RUILnTNG
DUBLIC SALE OF ONE THOUSAND

DUBLIC SALE OF ONE. THOUSAND
ACRES OF VALUABLE LAND IN CHAS
CITY CO. ON THE SWINEYARD'S ROAD,
WITHIN THREE MILES OF WfLLCOX'S AND
SWINEYARD'S LANDING. on JAMES RIVER
Al, AUCTloN.-At the request o. the owners.
will sell ut public auction, on TUESDAY. the Sth
ot November, at Y O'clock upon the premises, flf
fair; # not the next fair day thereaiterJ that
valuable TRACT OF LAND. situated as described
above, containing one Thousand acres, adjoining
the lands of q. G. Wadde, John L.. Walker, Jas.
Hubbard and others.
The greater portion of it is in woods, and it's
proximity to the public landings James river
renders this land very valuable wood cHn he de-
ilyered at the landing, ony three miles distant at
very remuneratlve prices Ii is believed that the
wood on tho land, when delivered, will pay for It.
There Is a sulciency ct cleared land for per
son beginning 70 farm. which produces well of the
usual crops. The Improvements consist OF n
framed Dwelling, with the usual Out Blu dirgs.
all built within few wears. The location is healthy
and society good, and very convenient to churches
and mills. ANY farther information can be had
upon application to the subscriber, and the land
shown 20 any person wishing to purchase hy Mr..
John Hamhlet. who lives the land. The land
will be divided to suit purchasers.
TERMS liberal. and made known ON day of sale.
RO. 3. LYME. Auct..
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