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t2tHftt5s E.eRt. IatIft I715ys 30 I5-ulus
GUS. PINTS. WINDOW GLASS, AND
& CO.. No. A2 Main STREET, Richmond. Va
We have lust completed our Fall Stock OF the
above ntioned arteles to suit purchasers 90
enamelled and eoiored Glass; 2eoo pure Linseed
OIL; 900 gallons Boiled Linseed OH; l.dxo gallons
its Of Tnrpentne; 500 gallons Machine oil; ls.DW
lbs. White Lead. American and English 600 lbs.
Zinc. in Oil. American and French; 50 bhs. Coop
ers' Glue. various GRADES; - bbls. Venetian Rad.
English ~ bbs. Kaisomine % bi,ls. Paris White;
90 ebls II tpefai Paint. chocolate and Slate color.
In addition To this, call the attention Of whole
sale purchasers and others to large assortment
in oil Of the ulost fayorite brands; Sand Papers
Artists Materials. Of ey~rv description; Aathe-
NAUTICAL INSTRUMENTS; Drawing Paper; AmeFleAn,
English and French Drawings; Pencils, Eng
iisI and German; Looking GLASS Plates; Picture
Frames, and Gilt Moaidsnss
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INVARIABLY
SIATH ANNUAL ExHIBITiON
- OF THE
VA. MECHANICS INSTITUTE.
n,o,,or,<>, FOR I'M

RICHMOND. Va.
Inc SIXTH ANNUAL EXHIBITION of the
VIRGINIA MECHANICS INSTlTUTEe viii
open N the new and spacious Hall. on 9th street
on WEDNESDAY,, the 18TH OF OCTOBER and
me Board Of Managers invite Mechanics Manu-
iacturers. Artists. inventors, and all others both
~ Virginia and ia all the other States Of this
Union, to avail themselves of the opportunity thus
afforded to display their taste. ingenuity and skill
IN the collection about to be exhibited.
The Halls Of the institute are SO arranged that
deposltors Will have ample accommodations to dis
play their goods To the best ADVANTAGE. The NJ A
CHlNERY DEPARTM ENT is entirely separate
from every other where MOTIVE POWER will
not be required; and pains will be spared TO
give each exhibitor a fair opportunity of showing
his machinery.
The LADIES are especially invited to continue
their layors to the Institute; for without liberal
share of their handlwork, the Exhibition would be
shorn of one of its most attractive features.
All articles deposited for competition will be
carefully ctassed, and competent persons Only will
be appointed JUDGES, to determine their merits.
The Premiums to be awarded will be money or
rs cqHirdtsnt, In sums varying from So to 500
For second and third class articles, Diplomas or
Certificates of Merit
The Hail will be open for the reception of art;-
cles on MONDAY, the 9TH OF OCTOBER, and
goods Intended Tor competition will be received un
til MONDAY, the 10TH OF OCTOBER.
Any information in reference to the details OF
the Exhibition will be promptly given BY address
ing w NJ. FORBES,
9&ty Hills
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4. GEN TEL
J. HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE
At AUCTION.-Will be sold. on THURSDAY
MORNING 2gth inst, commencing at 10 O'clock
at the residence of Mr.. George Woodiin. who Is
declining housekeeping, on 18th, between Clay and
Leigh streets all Of his HoUsEH0LD and
Sofas, Chars, Tables. Sideboard, Carpets, Oil
Cloth Hat Rack. very superior Feather Bsds. Bed
steads China and Glassware. t1gether with the
TEXAS Cash. THOs. w. KEESEE.
se27 Auctiouaer
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BY f. b. Cook, Auct,

A LOTION SALE.-By virtue of deed of trust
"A executed to me BY George Dobson, shall sell
on w WEDNESDAY,; Sept. 2sth. at the store of SAID
Dooson, on Main, between 10Th and 2lst streets,
CERES, conveyed to me by said deed Also, the
KEY OF the store,
IERMS.-Cash. SAM'L T. BAYLY, Trustee.
HASaie conducted by r. b. Cook. SO 26
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FUTURE DxYG


/ RfvER. ron SALE Al AGcsTioS.-ffor i &c
purpose cf settling up the estate of the late Joseph
s Mssa n B s s asy q o s
ins !. Il oelock 4. a., that very ds:isahIs ssd
TATioN. situated N the county OF Chsster6eid.
on n, James River. opposite the city of Richmond,
AZ fHRt the tam Fl S Which
~ acres are in timber and woods, 100 acres II, PAS
a laes aa and Ra,oas sns run
thhroQgn TIP yeod land. and the streets Of Man
der i very valuable. becanss Of Inc nearnsss 10.
ana tae facility Of getting the wood and timber to
large pertion Of the Land is James River low
GROUNDS Of the finest quality, and the Irh land il
mpfos,s,d and Il great fertility. The Land rises
every portion of it i drainad With great faeifs.
and Is partlcuaris adspted to the growth Fl wheat.
y, opposite the Richmond Dock and steamboat
feet of which is considered very valuable for sites
for warehouses, tsing at the terminus of the Dam
depth to admit vessels Of large sig, Il. the whsrf
There IS also desirable site fnr Misunderstanding
which, by arrangement with The trustees Of the
town OF Manchester, a sufficient force Of water
eould be had from the canal.
The improvements on this Farm are comfortable
DIV EBLlNG, HOU SE, excellent Barns and neces-
sary out hatidlngs, an orchard Of choice fruit
also, reservoir which supplies, through hydrants
the entire out buildings with fresh sprifg water
The proximity OF the Farm to the CITY of Rich
mond and town OF Manchester, render RS il very val
liable for building purposes and market gardens
On the river. opposite Rockets. are wharves and
coal yards, which have yielded good rents and Will
become very valuable.
The land is now being prepared for the fall crops
Possession viii be gwen for seeding wheat as soon
as the standing crops gathered. and full nos
session on the 1st day of January. 1850.
The property on the river, and adjoining Man
chester. VIII be laid off info lots and the
balance of the land will be sold in farms az ample
SIZE. inducements here offered are unparalleled in
the State of Virginia, both to the capitalist and
others.
TERMS of sale are as follows For all sums
s. 900 and under. Is cash: the balance at l. 2 and
years; Tor all SUMS over $50 and under So
600. Il cash; the balance at /, 2. 3. and 4 wears
and all sums over SO 900, one fifth cash; the bal
anee at j, 2 3. 4. and years, the purchasers to
execute negotiable notes. with interest added paw
able semi-annualiy, and secured by trust deeds
III the entire property Is not sold the day adj
yertIsed, the sale Will be continued from day to
day, commencing at the same hour, until the
whole is disposed of.
Persons desiring to see the property are referred
to MI. CHAS. MARX. who resides on the premises
and Tor further Information, apply to the Aactien-
eers or the undersigned.
plat OF the property can be seen at the office of
the Auctioneers, SAML MARX,
Executor of Joseph Marx, deed,
JAS. Nj. TAYLOR * Son. Auct'rs
~ Batter the crops have been gathered they
will be sod together with the Stock Farming I'm
PIGMENTS, &C., &C., of which due notice will be
gwen. Use 15-tdl s. NJ
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SMALL FARM. OR MARKET GARDEN,

= HALF A Nj De FKOM THE CITY. ON THE
MEADOW BRIDGE ROAD, AT AgCTIoN;--
the 10th day of October. commencing at O'Clock,
p y, a very pretty FARM, or MARKET GAR
DEN, ON the Meadow Bridge Road, half a mile
lands of Jude Daniel, Vim. A. Robinson and 9th
ers. The soil is OF good quality, and its CONT
guilty TO the city renders 1T particularly desirable
for Market Garden The improvements are, a
framed Dwelling, with rooms; Kitchen, with
rooms. and the necessary convenlences, and now
occupied by Mr.. Holmes. If desired, more pro
perry adjoining canioe had.
TERMs.-One- third cash the balance at ] and
wears, for negotiable notes, with interest added,
and secured by q trust deed.
se24 LANES NJ. TAYLOR h son, Aucts.
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| OnTe' toAL Avn aN1HhASIJEs..I ne
- Yards at cornor OF 10th street and Basin and 9th
and Byrd, VIII be constantly supplied during the
season with SOFT and HARD COKE and AN
THRACITE and BITDMIN0US COAL, which
VIII IN future be promptly delivered to all parts OF
the city and suburbs. The prices of Coke during
September viii be as fellows: Soft Lump, S45s;
Hoft Hail. $3.50; Hard Coke $3.50 Anthracite and
BituniInous at current rates.
&u Sits JNO. r, WERTH AGENT
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MOST VALUABLE REAL EsTATE oN

VI THE CORNER OF CANAL AND 6Tm SfS.,
Mr.. Christopher Waltball, we shall sell at public
auction, on the premises, on T. URSpAY. the 29th
valuable real estate located as above. The lot has
front on the south side of Canal street of 1870 feet,
and depth OF 1913 feet on the east line of 9th ST.,
and a front also on the Canal of the James River
and Kanawha Company of about rs feet There is
the lot a large brick Lumber House and two new
and handsomely finished Dwellings, one of which
is now occupied by Mr.. Walthail. The lot will be
sub-divlded according to plat and survey to be
seen TT our Office.
Taking into consideration that the foregoing lot
has Il water front on the Canal tthus savins dray-
age is Justly regarded as among the most valua
Warehouse. The DWELLINGS are admirably well ar
rang ed, and have all the modern improvements of
gas, water, cuiverts, marble nantes, &c.
TERMs.-One- fourth cash; balance Mt 4, 8, and IL
months, for negotiable notes, interest added,
cured by trust deed.
G0UDIN APPERSON. Aucts.
p. S.-The foregoing property, as a whole, can
be bought privately before the day of sale.
SIC 20-tiS
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EA.Sale by THos. W. kEEsEE, Auct. Sc q
POSTPONEM ENT.-The above sale has been
NESDAY) morning, At the same hour.
sc 27-2t TNOS. w. KEESEE, Auct.
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N Ehf -
sTRERT, NEAR 70 BRookE AVENUE. FOR
s 4. AT oa s9f as6ss1 as
formally b Mr. Isfs of has Is' son aad
67sI feet, and depth of $50 feet The improve
rents consist OF large and well arranged BRICK
hsshinI apparatas. Ge; bricE Kishen and lann
dry with ample accommodation for servants, and
TnRnsmone ifih cash; balance at 4. s. ~ and ID
months, for negotiable notes, interest added, Sc
eassS By trust Sss6b s AfSEsss Auo
TWO NEW FRAMED TENEMENTs on
THE East LINE Of sns gETwEE.NT clay \ AZ
AM, Leigh STREETS; F9R SALE IL AI AZ Az ~
O'Clock p. NJ. those two newiy-ersetsd Framed
|, 81 r. s@Sss and Williams
each at an annual rent Of W.. ;.
month"; .ss sa AMI
:s ' 6 isi i;'s e 1ssaE Aue..
AUCTION SALE OF LANDS LYING !, n;. IN IL
T n k eifY 81 It RaicaMoSDs ON I TIE i5TH
DAY OF DEcEMBER, lsssr- BY vlItas Of two
mond, entersdon the sd day OF Neyss,ksr. 1851,
and on the Iith day Of June lsso. u : casnesry
the RD e sR sss e
Der. lSse; e Y o'cloek. nooa, y .sli e PusLIc
Rissms s .Sa es as + Tract AZ or LAND
ceunty Of Kanawha, cnnttiainf too0 scres. Part
Of s. 009 acre tract. patented 10 Gensrei bssnnei
ing the same tract OF Land which was ccayeye Cd
b the andefsig ned ~ Commiaetneey. 70 ALL Z.
lass and recorded N tbe Clerks Omee Of Ne Can-
" Court OF said KAnavha eoaptys 70 vAsca getsr.
eare III utada fof moro full description ~ tAtd
Land. mad az Tho boundaries thsfeof. +,
III. tns.fs Is sea = M s;sis z
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o. If. CHALKLEY, 18th street.
Sc 25-dlmcv3m bet Main and Cary.
DOAN0kE yALLEY RAILROAD EX.

~ fNHIUN-IHIKD REQ UISfTION.-I has
heet "Tdefed by the President and Directors. that
me treasurer collect from each subscriber to the
extension third reqniSltion OF $40 per SHARE for
the purpose of constructing the Road. The amount
can be deposited IA the Exchange Bank in Rich
R"nd or CiaFksyille to the credit of the Roanoke
valley Saitroaa Extension"
252w T. A WILLIAMS Treasurar
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ByI. GG. B:,Davrnport, Aacis.

OnO CASES BOOTS. SHOES AND HATS,
CUO AT AUTCI0N.-O On WEDNESDAY. 9Th
October we viii sell, at 10 o'clock, at our auction
store
800 CASES BOOTS, SHOES AND HATS.
TERMs.-Under $40 cash; : 100 and over, ninety
a. 81 SN''' 1e K g. 81. DAVENPORT. Aucts
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CRATES. TENDERS FINE SETS OF
" SHOVELS. TON6S and POKERS.--I have for
sale an elegant assortment of all kinds of GkATES
Including every style of RENDERS, 81 MMEk
PIECES handsome and PLAIN sets of SHON ELS:
TONGS and POKERS. Seven different sizes 81
VEL s: handsome STANDS for Shoyels and Pakers;
Blower STANDS; b Ass and Iron FoOTMANs; are
BRICK: fire SLABS and JAMS; sets OF SOAR
BELLS, 81 sweet Tone f M 1870 ars,cs,es
and others u want o. fns .st Nartheyp prices.
ssn p Il kSs Ss.f sPd ,sS
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~ 0sdarn 4 Appeysen. Aurt.

~ 0sd1ln . Apperssn, Auet.
syfft s VIE kkasn * go 4,
Az H SttskkEJ bqs
gABLE sLA 6gs COWS; cARkIx6E " AEON,
IeTfosa he o rsa Geas II IT. sTR IS AZ
order adsertised Without limit or reserve 's ' nn
oaes A. H. fARM al IN 'sss e. ant. a.
side of the Williamsburg road, six miles below
Raiiroad. About 100 acres are open land, and the
lglance heavily covered with pine wood. All the
hsalkDiNGs on the place have been erected w,shin
Dwelling, good Kitchen, a Isrse. Stable. 4 .. The
plsse IS handsomely located. aud the Land OF ex-
After the sale Of the Land all the personal Prop
erty thereon viii be sold. consisting of Horses
Hos, Wagon, Carts, all the Farming Tmplc
meHts, and the crop of Straw, sc.
the residence Of the sad Hola i NV WcsetsvilIs
s sssssn ' ns fis st wfaks the s5ss , and
ssTss OF fine land attached. together with aIl.ths
ns,a 6s Ia s consisting, q the
now e hne state Of cultivation Also, two Tors
2Rppo os nls residence extending 70 the YORK
the other Is acres The above Lands. being cou
tisuoHs 10 the city OF Richmond, are admirably
adapted to Market Gardens, or suburban resi-
denees. 49,
After which. will be sold four valuable Slaves,
stz:3 men and one woman, also. all the House.
hold Furniture, two Cows, two Horses. one
WAGON. ore Cart. one Carriage. a larze parcel OF
Wheat Straw, Crops Of Corn. Vegetables, &C.
TgRMs.-Fcr the Land e-hfth cash; balance
at 4. s, IL, and l6 months for pegotiaGe notes in
terest added, secured by a tr,ist deed. For the
Personal Estate, texeept Slaves, for which cash
viii be reauired,l all sums under SIS. cash; over
that amount four months credit for approved en-
dorsed negotiable paper.
The particular attention of the public is called
to the oFegoinr sales, they will take place posi-
tiveiy without limit reserve.
Sc Is GODDIN & APPERSON. Aucts. Il
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10 ACRES OF yALUARLE LAND. ONE

LII! Ipb Vt III L. Al AGCI1ON.
We Will sell, upon the premises, on MONDAY,
the 81 day oil October. commencing at 31a o'clock,
Z. NJ. 10 acres OF valuable Land, in Henrieo
county, adjoining Chelsea, md lying immediately
upop the road from the Mechaniosville Turnpike
TO 18th street.
This land is adapted for building purposes or a
market garden.
Any one desiring to secure a building site ada
cent to the city, in highly respectable and healthy
neighborhood, would do well to attend this sale.
The above property can be bought privately be-
fore the day of sale.
TErMs.-Qne- fifth cash; the balance ate IL. Is.
and "a months. for negotiable notes. interest added
and secured by trust deed.
Sc Is JAS. NJ. TAYLOR & SON, Aucts
FRAMED HOUSE AND LOT. ON 10TH
4 STREET, AT AUCTloN.1-Wishing to pur
large FRAMED TENEMENT situated on 10th
street, between Byrd street aud the Basin. The
house is at present occupied by MIR. Henry Ross,
as a Grocery, at an annual rent Of 500. The lot
fronts Il feet. and runs back 100 feet.
TERMs.-One- fourth cash. balance at 6. H. and Is
months, for negotiable notes, inserest added, and
secured by trust deed.
JAMES NJ. CONWAY.
Be-, The above property will be sold at auction
on WEDNESDAY, the 18th day of September, at
AZ O'Clock, +. Nj. JAS Nj. TAYLOR 4 SON.
Sc % Auct!oueeTS.
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TWO FRAMED TENEMENTs AND

L LOTS. ON lsr, BETW EEN MARSHALL
AND BROA D STREETS, AT AICTION:-We will
day OF October commencing at Al o'clock 7. NJ,
tw o framed Tenements. the east side OF ist be
tween Marshall and Broad streets, suitable Tor
small sized families. They have been very recent
" painted and papered. and are now renting to
punctual tenants at Sl20 per annufn each; with a
we'll of excellent water upon the premises.
The Lots front 251a feet each, and run back 40
feet.
TERWs.-One-t CASH balance at four and
eig bit months for negotiable notes, with interest
added, and secured by trust deed.
Sc ~ Jas. NJ. TAYLOR son, Aucts.
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FNRE INSURANCE. .prNr rvs1rp.Nrr
incorporated 1927
THE VIRGINIA FIRE AND MARINE INSUR-


IIncOrpOTafeU ItjZ.I
THE VIRGINIA FIRE AND MARINE INSUR-
ANCE COMPANY.
he Office No. l3I Main Street, Richmond. "a
Capital and Surplus, 522000G!
THIS COMPANY has the advantage of tIrenty- SsUer
gears experience in the Insurance business, and
having enjoyed the favor of the public during all
of that period needs special recommendation to
the citizens of Virginia.
L. effects Fire Insurance in city and country, and
Marine Insurance to all parts of the world
Its cash capital and surplus above and it's
affairs are managed prudenty, but literally, and It's
rates as low those Of any other good institu
ton. DIRECTORS:
W. l.. Cowardin, J. +. Wadsworth, Patrick Cullen,
Joseph Alien, VIM. Beers, Geo. W. Smith,
Horace l.. Kent, Thos. Samson, B. l.. Winston.
VIVA. Palmer, Chas. W. Purcell, Jno. n Gordon,
Alex. K. Parker, Jos. 7. Winston, Arch. Thomas.
Jas A. lnloes, II. A. Claiborne,
Apply to the President or Secretary in person or
by letter w. IN C0WARDIN, President.
WI, W iLLIs, JR., Secretary Je 9-ts
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MosT yALTABLE REAL ESTATE ON


~ BROAD AND on GRACE STREETS FOR
SALE AT AUCTlON-At the request of the heirs
OF the late n IL. Ragand, TALL of whom adults
we shall sell at auction. the premises, in the
order advertised, on FRIDAY, the 7th October,
1859, cpmmenens at AZ o,ciesk ?. NJ. the follow
ing valuable REAL. ESTATE, viz: LIST. The ex-
cellent Brick TENEMENT on the North line of
Broad street. occupied by Mr.. I: Moore. fronting
about 22la feet, running back about 100 feet To a
VIDE paved alley, 3D. The ADJOINING, Brick TENE-
MENf. having the same front and depth, recently
occupied by Mr.. NJ. Mccormack. 3D. Two vacant
LOTS adjoining the last named Tenement each
fronting 221s feet, running back, also, about l3O
feet to said alley. 4th, Alter which will be sold the
large and admirably well-iocated DWELLING at
the corner Of Grace and Adams streets, fronting
80 feet, running back l45 feet to an alley. This
house has ii rooms, is in good order. and is fur
nished with gas.l Besides the DWELLING,
(Which is an excellent one,j there is the Lot
large Brick Kitchen, Stable and Carriage House,
5th. A most beautiful Building LOT, adjoining on
the east. fronting IS feet, running back las feet
said alley. The foregoing REAL. ESTATE is
Justly regarded valuable, whether reference be
had to that fronting on Broad street for mercantile
purposes. or that on Grace street for residences.
TERMs.-OHe fourth cash; balance at 8. ~ and Is
months. for NEGOTIABLE notes, interest added Sc
cured by a trust deed. title retained
Sc % GODDIN & APPERSON, Aucts.
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GHAMPAGNE..liran Elanr ~ R,,,ur IA,

{ HAMPAG Ne. .Grape, Fleur de Bouzy, Vim
- Imperial also. Cabinet, IN half pnts, of my
9wn importation from the well known house OF
Bouehe, Fills K Drouet Grand Vim d'Angisterre
tefeat EngiisR ~lne,l and Vim lmperiai, (be,ter
known as Green Seal,b of the house OF Moe 4
Chandon: and the world renowned Veuve Chranat
PoHsardin; for sale by O. CRAM
22-lWS No. 2 EXCHANGE Riock
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VALUABLE FARM OF salI:a ACRES

ROAD LEADING TO OLD CHURCH, NINE
MILES FROM RICHMOND, FOR SALE AT
AUCTlON.-Will be soldon TUESDAY, Septem-
located as above, now owned and occupied by Mr.
Henry NJ. Turner. 1t adioins the lands OF Messrs.
James Z. Jones, Thos. g. Turner, and others. The
tract contains 22l4a OF which about $50
are open land. including IL acres fine meadow; the
balance is well set IN fine timber. The buildings
the place are comfortable, and sufficient for the
use OF the place. They all in good repair. Tine
neighborhood is good, and the place remarkably
healthy.
Possession given first day of January next, but
IN the meantime such partial possession AS to ena-
bic the purchaser TO seed crop of wheat. The
place VIII he shown to any one disposed 10 pur-
chase. by Mr.. Turner who resides on the place.
TERMS accommodating and made known on the
day OF sale. GODDIN Il APPERSON,
Sc . AuctiOneers.
POSTPONEMENT-Th above sale is post
poned to FRIDAY, Oct. 18th. 1859. at / o'clock
NJ. 6ODDlN Il APPERS0N,
sc 70 Aucts.
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SALE OF 4 SMALL FARM

THE NEW CENTRAL ROAD AND THE
ERS.-As Trustee in deed Of trust. bearing date
sd June, 1851, duly recorded IN HepTico County
Court on the 18th JAN, 1855. shall, in execution
thereof proceed to sell, at pnbIie auction, the
premises, on FRIDAY: the soth day OF September,
is59 M q clock. 7. NJ tf fair; il not, the next
fair day > the FARM eonvesed by SAID deed. loea-
ted as above. and now In the occupancy OF MI,
mere or less Of which IL acres are in a ine state
of Observation-Disclosures in wood. The BUILDINGS
on the place sufficient for the use oil a small
family. -, ,t m -,
The TERMS, which will he reasonable, Will be
made known at the hour of sale. The taxes foT
ISIS and 1850 to be paid by the purchaser
The foregoing property was sold by the under
signed on the sth March. 1858 A re sale 10 now
made necessary by the failure of the purchaser to
comply with the terms of sale, and y " made ut
his risk and loss. JObN ho rAnD,
Afuetrc' 3
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= 4 MANCHESTER. FRONTING ON HULL.
S0MERS AND WADSWORTH STREETS, FOR
SALE AT AUCTl0N,nWes shall sell at auction, on
1859, commencing at o'clock, p. NJ. the follow
ing beautiful Building Lots. located as above viz:
Hull street running back 130 feet to an alley; I'd
Lots in rear OF the above, each fronting Is feet on
the east line of Somers street. running back I24
feet ALLEYS Sd. - Lots. each fronting % feet
the west line of Wadsworth street. running back
I2l feet to an alley The most of the above Lots are
remarkably well located, and are admirably adapt
ed TO stores or dwellings, being in desirable part
OF the town.
TERMs.-0ne- third cash balance at 8 and u
months. for negotiable notes, interest added, and
title detained till last note is paid.
So II GoDDIN & APPERS0N, Aucts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-27
90 FINE MULES. 3 HORSES. 90 CARTS,

90 FINE MULES. HORSES. 20 CARTS,
so LOT OF RAILROAD SH0VEl.S. SHADES,
AXES, &c.-After the sale of Mr.. Hord's Farm,
on the WILLIAMSBURG road tsay about u clock ON
WEDNESDAY, the 23th September. 1882 and ON
nearly all young. good Horses. ~ Railroad Carts
and Harness and large parcel of Shoyels. Spades.
Axes, &c The above Mules are said to he well
broke to harness, and of good size. and ia fine
order and such would suit for farming purposes.
TERMs.-Al sums under SIS, cash; over that
amount. months credit. for approved endorsed
negotiable paper. G0DDiN & APPERS0N,
Sc Is Auctunsers.
P. Sat the sale on the 2sth, and also on the
2afh there will be several hundred bushels of
SEED WHEAT to be sold. GINA.