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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-09-22

Money Can b Made!
NOW II THE TIME FOR INVEST.
mENT.
Flso al who desire good opportunity for making
/ safe Investment IN payiDg Atiels, their NJ
ten ton u invited 70 the
\ GREAT AMERICAN OORN.SHELLER,
Nov on exhibition It ScHRAMM 4 CO.'S Vine
gar Factory, corner Of FIFTH and EXCHANGE
street. who're IL will be for few days. The great
"AmsFGAn Bern- Hheilsfs' has taksn the First Pre-
mium 1T the Indiana and Iowa State Fairs Of 1858
over all competitp1s. @8A&&
n State and County Rights for sale.
sept le-d1w
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@Dan'l Brewster, Of Poaghksepsis, N
T., killed himself By drinking liniment in.
stead OF rubbing il on bic fhsumssic leg
He mistook tho medicine for whisky.
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- CLOTHING -
RFORTHE MILLION

yTYB are Dow receiving large stock Of Clothing
w which has been boa hit low and will be sold
lov FOR cash. The prices suited for hard times
and the goods sre for ali kinds OF customers. The
stock compriso every style and quality Of Cloth
ing, 0aotlsmm = u srnishing Goods, Trunks, Va.
hseG. Carpet Bags. and everything commonly kept
ia our line.
Customers will find 1t for their interest TO call
We are determined to sell cheap tbs cheapest
and We desire 70 see everybody comfortably clothed
We don't charge nyshing for shos ing goods,
and are always pleased to see customers even "
they doh't bay.
Rsmsmbsr the place. On Third-st., between
Main and johnson.
6eptl7d 8. POLLOCK b CO.
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0We learn that tho citissns OF Sohsnsc-
tady hsve fsslised enough By subscriptions u
erect ncnomsnt over the bones OF the rev.
oiutionafy patriots Found on Lafayette street
in that city In 1854,
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Republican Meetings,
The following appointments FOR Lee coun-
~ will be filed - indicated, during th'
present week: s4
App1egate's school
House.

JEFFERSON TIP, THURSDAY NIGH.
SEPT. 22d. CURTIS and SEMPLE.
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0Lovs i potent, but money il omni.
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SDuiidings, Merchandise, Mills, Histories,
Household Furniture and Dwellings insured at -
low ratss - other Companies who pay their iosses.
II. b. 1EN=EYck, Agent,
Once corner ID and Mair sts., Ksokuk, Iowa
Sept. IL, - dim
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s w. u. Wood
70 = 0ENEs GOA TBaE FOLIO WING
8GkkA AAsE sLlGE AND FIRE In.
SURANCE COmPANIES:
mutual DenSfla Lite Ius. Go.
Net aeesnulstion Jan. 1, 80, % ,00l ,92O.oI.
This Company has : larger accumulation com
pared with ~ liabilities tAan any ether Life IN
surance Co. in the United States.
80 persons IL this city have thsir lives insured
in this Company.
LAMAR FIRE ms. 90. OF NEW YORK.
Cash CaPSsal 13OO 900.
HUMBOLDT FIRE ms co. or NEW YORK.
.a CASH Capasai 5000, 900.
ATLANTIC FIRE ms. CO. o. BRO0KLYN,N.Y
Cash CaPIsal ti6O, 700.
QUAKER CITY ms. co. OF PHILADELPHIA.
Capital and Surplus, Jan. /, 1849,
1894 .35l ~,
Particular attention given 10 Marine and
Fire lnsur ance Contract Policies issued.
ORFiCk-0n Third-st., Ksok uk Iowa
". /. WOOD, Agent.
September, Is, lS5o-d
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u The By tunnel On tho CovinRton and
Ohio Railroad in Greenbrier county, Va. 10
4, 100 fsst in length and TOO fest below She
surface. It 10 800 feet longer than Ne Hue
Ridge tunnel. lis ~ feet in width and 23
In height, @ tas. a
"a London paper announces tho fact
that Mics Sarah P. Remon, young colorsd
woman from Sslem, Mass, who has bssn
featuring il Englsnd, received call while In
London from Lord Brougham.
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franklin Centre.
FRIDAY NIGHT, SEPT. 23d. CURTIS
and SEMPLE.
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NOAE INSURANCE COMPANY, OF NEW YORK.
Cast Ca Di aat -, 900 900.
CASE 6uaRLus, JULr lss, 1850, tls7,S1s.
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XTNA INSURANCE COMPANY.
or HAnfyoeD, cONn.-cApITAL u ,O00, 900
CASH SURPLUS, JuLr lsr, 1889, 81, Csc, AS.
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LORILLARD FIRE ms. CO., OF NEW YORK
CapitAi anA ssrplus sss4. ssl. 10.
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tcability Of breaking - by steam, not only
our prairie sod, bat orr failow ground,
cheaper ADD bssssr than By any other power.
OF courseit will sot b s1sptsd to region
Of country where there 70 stones, stumps,
and roots, but = 1our prairies are free from
these obstacles, il will give, when brought to
perfection, our prairie farmers in the Quilt
walton Of the soil IN advantage over tho
Eastern farmer, that will more than COM
pensate for their great distance from market.
will not attempt . description Of this pillow,
for the very able committee appointed TO re-
port on its merits have done 30, and their r.
port il published in the Chicago papers, and
eaght 70 BE- transferred 70 your columns, ia
consideration Of tho great importance with
wnicn the subject i iavested for the western
husbandman.
There are many other .thiags conneoted
with this great Fair which feel tempted 10
refer to, but my time ID up, and will reserve
what else Imay say for . verbal connuni.
cation, remarking only, that exhibitions pf
this kind not only mark the progress Of the
age, but tend greatly 10 accelerate that pro-
gress, whilst they cnure mostly to the benefit
Of the particular locality whore thay srs
held. IOWA.
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ATLANTIC FIRE ms. CO. o. BROOKLYN,E.Y
Cash CapIlaI $50, 900.
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FIRE ms co. or NEW YORK.
Cash OaPatal 5000, 900.
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tOIOre uOO0s L0ot o0eoOu tu0y ulet0fO1O tQ6
Legitimate trade very psrceptibly BY pitching
In, without regard to those checks and bal
ances which constitute the only safeguards
to operators. The market was inflated bv
their influence, and prices vent up TO figures
that subsequent transactions have not bpen
adequate to cover. We believe that parties
who entrusted the purchase and packing Of
hogs to others than tho trade-those who cut
in the regular way on their own account
found it, in every instance, On Improbable
business, and they viii not be disposed TO en-
ter the field again in ! similar way for some
time to come. The experience Of LAST year,
therefore, will probably relieve the market
Of these outsidsrs-at least such belief 10
indulged-shd with such : relief, prices will
be more uniformly sustained.
Az the ressit OF all tho speculative opin-
ions expresssd---and they are bias few - this
sime-we may state that opening prices are
fixed At 44l1$4.5O. or course ; great many
Important changes may occur between this
time And the opening Of businsss-- changes
that may Affect tho entire aspecs Of things .
8 present presented but W are only giving
the first breathings 81 the trads--ths sasli-
est expressed views Of both sellers and bay
ers. s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-29

"a Election, lst December, 1859 no l5-tdes
To THE VOTERS OF THE
% CITY, beg leave 10 announce nv self
q candidate for COMMISSIONER OF THE REV
ENUE for MADISON WARD. Having Ia d several
years experience in the duties Of the Commission
er,s office, consider my self capable OF dischsrg
ng them in the proper manner, if II should be your
pleasure to eject me.
] refer to the following certificate:
HESRTCo Co. Nov. II. 1859.
Mr.. LEWIS l.. SMITH now a candidate for Com
missioner of the Revenue for Madison Ward in
the City OF Richmond. assisted me in my duties AS
Commissioner of the Revenue in Henrico county
during the years 1875 and take great pleasure
stating that the duties ASSIGNED to him were per
formed promptly and in a manner hi zhlv satisfac-
tory to self, the auditor of Public Accounts, and
the County Court. I. B. KEEsFF.
Late Com'r of Rev. Henrico county.
Very respectfully,
no 17-tde LEWIS l.. SMITH,
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Further by the Overland Mail.

ST T.ovrs Nov 9e,--The Overland Mail has
,rrived here with San Francisco dates of the
an inst Business WAS dun and prices Of all
srticIns unchanged Money was in demand
The steamer of the stu would not take out very
heavy shipments.
The rainy season had fairly commenced.
Three thousand passengers had arrived at
during the three days previous to the depar-
-pre of the mail,
The telegraph was in operation one hundred
o,} sixty.h.e miles east OF San Francisco, on
.bs Rutterfleld route. aud would reach Viaala,
twn hundred aud fifty miles, by the LIST of
January. am.
threa hundred and fifty EIGHT thousand dol
lars, worth Of gold was deposited IN the mint
f,r coinage, among which there was cohsioera-
bic Fraser rlNeT dust.
The total shipment Of gold for October was
-h~aa m illions six hundred and twenty thou
sand dollars. ,.,
M Tor bonds Ia The sum Of ten thousand dol
Ia~. for killing Senator Frederick in a duel.
II ,yaS uncierS TODD at San Francisco that G..
X Garrison had SOLD 10 Commodore Wander
h-f4 ms pHttrs interest Ia the mail steamers
80, he Pacific side, and this was regarded as
A. indication that the competition would con-
time fNr iorg tune.
The Public Administrator was pressing n
...t in he Probate Court 10 get the control of
,be estate Of Senator Broderiek The suit was
=. she instance of man named Brown, who
,i,ims Jhe estate as a cousin OF Mr.. Broderick.
tsRCoNp DlsrATCH.l
s. LOUIS. Nov. 2S.-The California Over
land mail to the sth, has arrived
An association had been formed to exclude
'Ae Chinese from all employment, except the
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THos. A. STAPLES.
po?i-tde
COMMISSIONER OFTHFREy

90 COMMISSIONERS OFTHERFy
49, ENUE FOR MONROE wARD.-The
above ofhce has been rendered vacant by the resig
nation fMr. Wherry, Ii is. therefore lncumben NJ
rpon the voters TO select one well qualified to fiji
ma place, With THIS view the writer HIS been
casting about. and can select no one hettsr ANAL
fed, and none who has SUPERIOR claims upon the
voters TO q. w. Ii. TYLER. Esq. The writer
ohce. He is not only we'll, but favorably. known
IN respect To- all the qualities constituting efficiency
az public officer. Mr.. TYLER was the choice az
Monroe Ward where he was best known at the
last election for said office. He has CLAIMS upon
the voters. apart from his superior qualifications
which hut few. If any, of the candidates have. Ue
has served the cti zens long and faithfully as DO
lice officer. His health has been paired nv ex-
posture the faithful discharge of those duties
He has a larEe and interesting family to support
" it'll such ella ms upon the voters. and such opali-
hcatons for the office the writer feels tn AZ he can
appeal. and successfully appeal, to the voters To
support Mr.. TYLER. there are none more de-
serving. nor better qualified. Then to the polIs
on the lst day of December next and vote for {;
W, II. TYLER. no 23--tdel VOTER
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CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE.

e go FELLOW.C1TIZENS OF RICH.
-. MoNn.--I am a candidate for the ofIica
Of COMMISSIONER OF THE REVENUE FOR
MADISON WARD. | was horn IN your H,dst
and have ever since resided among You. THIS 4
the FIRST time have ever offered for any puhl,c
office. | am acquainted with all the duties anper
tanning to the Office, and will pledge my seif Ia
fill the office with satisfaction to the pnblir arS
credit to m, self should 1T DO pleasure 10 elect
me- Respectfully.
no Io-dtde THOS. A. STAPLES
We. the undersigned, have known Mr..
THoS. a. STAPitS for long time and hsliev
ing him fully qualified for the d,scharse of the ,,-
ties OF Commissioning Of the Revenue wiliin siy
unite with has other friends in recon, m nding hl m
to the citizens of Richmond for that post '''''
JOHN A. HUTCHINSON,
JACOB y. ATLEE.
GEO. u PLEASANrS,
WIN. FOtKES elk II C. G
FLEMING GRIFFIN,
CHAS. McGRUDER,
II w. McGRuDER
ALEX h HUTCHINSON.
Jos. BRUMMEL
no Glide W. l.. McMTNN.
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COMMIsslONLk>' Nall OF yALrA
A II. SANDS.
Sale conducted by GoDDiY < APPERsoN, Auc'ts
no 23-2lw2w& IDS

COMM.Ss.LNs ~ siAE UF yALU-
= - :, ABLE ABLE L0rH ~ THE TOWN OF MAN
BLAKELY AND BURROWS SrREErS.-As
CommissoneTS appointed By decree of the -
1i October 1859, in the case of " infree as Win
free &c We shall sell at public auction on the
premises; on SATURDAY. the. 10Th December.
1859 at II O'Clock, NJ, the REAL ESTATE in
Manehester located a. above, of which the late
Ioi w p. Wlniree died seized It will be sub
dyiced according IT, a plat and survey to be ex-
hIhlted at the b ur of sale.
TERas-Enou- b in ash IT, defrGy costs of suit
ami expenses ol sale balance on credit N equal
instruments Of one and two Years for boz Dis wifi
good security. and tile retained TILL the further
order of the Court
WM T. LlTH60W, Com'rs'
Sale conducted BY GoDDIN X APPERsoN. Auct's
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BY f.. r. EooL. tuct.

ELEyFN SUPERIOR HARNESS AND
- SADDLE HORSES. CARRIAGE. &c. AT
AuCTlQN.-On THURSDAY LIST December. at 10
o'clock "'il sell at the stables of Messrs. Davis
Hutcheson. on Franklin street, IL superior Har-
ness and Saddle Horses. The above Horses are in
hrst rare condition. from to wears Of a war
ranted sound. sentte and reliable. Amon- st them
may he obtained Sc yeral ele-ant riding Horses
Persons in want of first rate horses VIII do ell 10
attend the sale.
Ever, horse will be sold without regard TO price.
the owners being about to leave the city. Will be
added handsome private Carra.e, almost en-
time.
TERMs.-Four months credit Interest added, for
approved negotiable paper,
The Horses can be seen at Davis & Hutcheson' s
stables till day of sale.
no29 E. B. COOK, Auct.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYs.


| TRUSTEES SAL. OF
NE1RoEs. AND
Personal PROPERTY.
linn and William Davis, and their wives, 10 The
subscriber dated November a. 1859 and div I re
/ corded IN Richmond Hastings Court and Haar;ca
County Court will sell at public sacton the ~ -
ps,ty ed by said deed in ths iowin. order,
On FRIDAY, 9th Decembcr, at 31a o. clock. p. NJ.
| gpcn the premises will ts sold their lower BRIcK,
ed b. Msssrs Turner GUY contain'ns 's s S9,n
and raid ta abound in the best apat, of brick oay,
= M 2 M be saS apeo .hs At
the bRlCKYAnD on Leigh street adJoining the
property OF Col. Bigger and others 1t contains
about acres and will be divided into lots and add
by plat which will be exhibited the time Of sale
Inmed.atel, after the sale 9. the Brlckyard viii be
Catherine street. I'd A LOT Of ground on south
sac r. csy street t. Opposite e to ths q
and LOT on Moore street ADJOINING the p1on.It,
| OF Williams q Ragland. 4th. Three LOTS on an
Esh sr f o os the o
Road in Sidney, near the former residence of r.
Reins and running back to the property of John E.
On TUESDAY, December 18th, commencing at
10 e'eock, at the Brcksard on Leigh street. viii
ing of about 10000 common Bricks, and 60 600
stick Bricks, also. all the Brick making Impie-
inen;s Presses, &c; IA Mules. Wagons. Carts, Har-
After which, commencing at 1 o'clock, P. M will
have ever been offered, comprising men women n.
boys and girls. Among them are two excellent
An 1ns family
at 31a o'clock, 2. NJ. upon the premises, will be sold
the residence of VIM. Davis. situated on Clay and
" onroe streets opposite the residence of Samuel
T.. Pulliam; and immediately thereafter will be
sold the residence of Peter D. Glinn, situated on
Clay and Gilmer streets Both of these are very
desi rable residences, furnished with every con-
vepB, t and glea,sasntly situated.
pTPpar61. q Df no Am
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YENTEEL INN. .ATAUCTION-
lion TUESDAY. Goth inst. az 10 o'rlnck I win
sell e ny store large lot OF genteei H0USEHoID
FURNITURE, embracing
Mahogany Marble Top BUREAUS
Mahoeany ble-Top SIpEBOA
Maho any ~, and Rosewood Marble Top CENTER
Mahos any and Cane Seat CHAIRS
Mahogany Marble TOP WASHSTANDs.
Mahosany SOFAS LOUNGES
Maho any and Black Walnut Jenny Lind BED.
STEADS.
livery handsome SEE COTTAGE FURNITURE.
Hair and Shuck MAT rRESSES, Feather REDa
&c. ALSO
Aninvoce OF new Cane and Wood Seat CHAIRS
Chidten's CHAIRS. COTTAGE BEnSTFADS.
MASHSTANDS. TOILET TABLES ROCKING
CHAIRS. BUREAUS. LOUNGES. SC.
no Is F. " COOK Au,t
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BY James N. ravlor 4 Son, Aue,..

GALE OF TWO VALUABLE BUILDING
- LOTS. ON GRACE AND SECOND SITS At
AuCTION, We will sell. upon the premises on,
TUESDAY, the 29;h da, .of November, com
R Pf1is ,Iu a. O'clock, ?. NJ, YER, desirable
sdjclnlng the residence of David J. Saunders Eso'
1t fronts 50 feet and rms back l32 fset
Also, beautiful BUILDING LOT on The west
side 81 Second street. immediate, oppasjte Mr.
Hulchers and formerly one of the cit, IOls IL
fronts 90 feet. and runs back l32 feet TO in aey Is
feet wide. y ~ ' 50
fEsas.-One- third cash the balance At 6 and Il
menths with interest added and secured ht : trnst
deed. JAS NJ TAYIOR d goNt'u"s
no ID Anct,ornss.
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PROVIDENCE, Nov. @6.-The bark Globe, OF
Tsshmond Me, from Shields, Via Queens.
t1gH for Providence went ashore at2 O'Clock
fnts morning, at low water. AZ Dutch Island
F4uta!n Ccombs has come 10 the city for as
,.>,Ance. and states that the vessel remained
.t-ht when he left.
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Fire in Canton. Ohio.

CLEVELAND, Nov 22ih.-A fire in Canton.
~,arhr county, to-day, destroyed the S.. Cloud
hs."l, The post-oifee, and other buildings. and
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NOTfCE.-The subscriber, intending
S1sraA most positively to change his present
s-33fEa bus ness by the LIST dag Of January next,
aLs&-A will offer to the public until that time
COST. for eash or to punctu.i customers ESQ. on
Eeason,hle time those Of MS friends wishing
SPURS, TROOPERS EQUIPMENTS of any
style quality, and indeed anythin usually kept
IN Saddle and Harness establishment will cor
tainly find it greatly to their advantage to give
him call, as he is determined to sell.
{. |. BALDWIN,
Franklin ST., bet. 18th and 10th SITS.
N. B.-Remember, that the time is short. only
from now until the LIST of January next. So come
at no 23-dtlstJ C. |. r.
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Ernn Pixies pnok.

ST Louis, Nov. 2s.-The Denver City Ex-
Iress 20 the eth, has arrived. The provision
:. government was working well with $1,000
in tie treasury. The weather WAS favorable
and he mining good.
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rI,nE VIRGINIA WOR u.kiIItK...Th

4 preparation has been IN extensive for the
-st and has proven Itself t. de not only
the best IN It's effects, but ny far the safest, as Il
does not contain any TurprntIne or Wormseed on,
both al which very dangerous when admins
tered by inexperienced persons. IL is also the most
pleasant 10 take. being made in the form of syrup,
and hence the reason children cry Tor It," All 1t
requires prove the above facts is simply trial,
md II VI ! answer for itself Prepared only by +.
= IICUF, corner MAN and nth streets, and for sale
MS IlFu-qISfS garPrglly
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AUCTION SALES
FUTURE pays
VfEMyALuAnLE RgaL r.y.rr ,


4, AnsTi6s On csafe s zsp E solk srs ~
CIV co f1sasss OF ths Finanee Committee Of The
r = he sss s sss e as.. -
On which was located n. tsst portion Of the 10,
fronts ls2 feet the south side Of Car. sss wsks q
nins back in parallel limos l0 feet. s'ieess run
west BY The iot Of bacon Tai Esa oGnnssd on the
30 feet on the north side of Dock street , nngu.
back about 21 feet to the rear line ofthe frss,sn
On the i first Ia there is larvs BRICK Brr,n
IN USED for Offices &c built q the hest mste
ire procf retort house covered With iron and STATE
TIE lot will be divided, or sold entire. and ths
teriilned on at the hour of sale This property il
justly resarded as The most valuable in the city
and having tho benefit of the Carr street front a.
wei the front on the upper basin of the Doc k
w WIN produce and goods can be ,eceived ship
Teams One fourth cash balance at !. 2 and
years Ion negotabie notes interest pay able half
"s ''0Ds Sob Il 'ssa aP fi Gas sSss
S-YALUABLE LOT ON NINTH STREET
BEL w ZEN CARY AND MAIN STS.-Imulsdi,
ate,y after he ioresoins sale lsss ahoutl o'clock
west line Of 9Th street, between Cary and M I'M
streets fronting 63ls feet running back 1870 feet
most improvinz part of The city, where real es-
'- ne !, IN great $ ss@1f
ExECUT0x'S ssLa OF HORSES. woes.
PIGMENTS, HoUsEHoLn FUENfTuREE N N :
A. the request Of Mr.. l.. s. Courtney. Executor of
Thomas H. Garrett, deceased we shall sell al
auction at the late residence of the decedaut ON
the aoTk K & tx RaTnad about smes below Rich
o clock A. NJ the following personal estate VIZ
- H3 nGi ES sound aud well n k to haIness q
AND FODDER; FARMING hSH IM iff Z MsHtNNn EMS
WAGON and q parcel of HOUSEHOLD FUR,
NTTURE.
TERNs.-sll sums under $40, cash; over that
amour, nos. eredit, Tor negotiable notes, salts
no IS GopDIN & APPERsoN, Aucts.
COMMISSIONERS salt OF vALuA-
~ BE FARM OF It03S ACRES. ON THE
BELOW RICHMOND.-As Commissioner ap-
pointed ny decree of the Circuit Court of the
county OF Henrieo. pronounced on the Sth Novem~
ner 1859, IN the case of Beal and others AGAINST
aFrars administrators, &C.. shall proceed to
DAY, the 10th Decent er, 1859. at u O'Clock NJ,
n fair; If not, the next fair day j that vaiusbIe
farm located as above of which John Parrar died
selzsd, containing 1903 acres. 1t will be subdi-
tied at the hour of sale The mansion house and
80 acres have been Aesened to Mrs =. NJ FaIrar
as her dover TO be held by her during her life; and
the other il41s acres will he divided into two or
more'parcels as may be deemed n ost iudicinns -
Ihe part allotted dover will be sold subject To
the HE tsnantcy of the widow, and the residue IN
sion. f
TERMS One-t third cash; balance AT | md wears
Tor neg otIable notes interest added and title re-
tanned tiil all the purchase money is pald, and a
jodHY1T, x@HRIgLbREY,{ comm'rs.
Sale e, conducted ~ GoDDiN 4 APPERsos, Auc is
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by Alex. Mott Auct.

FURNITURE. Drf tUoDS AND GRO
CERlES w i'll he sold at auction at IN, store
con nene n a. 10 clock, gced lot OF second
DRY GOODS-Cioths. Cassimeres, Cassipets.
Mernoes. nghams. Checks. Calicoes kc LARGE
assortment nett Shirts and Drawers; Boots, shoes,
Hats and bonnets.
6R' sCERikS-W Risky, GIN. Brandy Soap, Can
dies SC -
AISO-l,arEe assortment Glass and Earthep-
ware rs Geo Segars; 80 boxes Chewins Tohacco
noS ALEX. MOTT, Auet.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-29
AUCTION sAr:na
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THIS DAY.
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A r MY AUtsT foN HvuH<, 81 Main st,Ds.
- will be sold. conimebc'Bs T0SsIt5HT. ~ y
silver sTcHEs' so = s, Il c Nh, Al.
Ppss4. IA, SPOONS FORKS 'cAsrOHs TsAt.E
GOLD PENS, PENCIL s. &c &c. -
30 d without reserve II III nfEG Es 49, ss s@u
Doo =. Salesman no Mt
A GuItON SALE OF BUsTON FLINT
ar a. = GLASS AT NJ SALES ROOMS "a VAIN
sIkEkF-WiH be sold. on TUES0AY Ncv
Al " s'clock A. NJ iars collection s,f (Siasc
part 4saAGs ~
u dog Silver Diamond WINES
% Fonr-fr CHI Hear, Naples
Sharp Diamond SUGARS and Cow
" Sharp Sharp Diamond BUFFERS and COW
!. Marble stsna LAMPS,
- Diamond PITCHERS
o,s r,mpress LAMPS
"a heart and Diamond LAMpS
Seven inch Diamond R0yyIS
Together with Basins end Pitebess Th.,h.x.
Tumblers- Gobets, China Tea Sets Si,var pi,nS
Spoons and Forks Table Cutlery C,.tnrs 4 . aseo
G. 49, $50. ). II. D1G6Ra. Auct,
~ = DoofH' ea1sshhau. no 2f-tds