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la. been oGersdiora medicin. that ,hoalIs,ss,l
UoBENshCk'>
Worm Syrup and Liver Pills,
Posts Of tho Human system.

The Doctor has .pcnt much iiuis DO tho per.
Gciiug Of these medi,iuss, ani h.u vel hs hn'
'ucc- J,d ina, H. inirurd tom ils vurI..vias
ctIebnty the, have obla,ped, and ibs aoi ihai
The, ultrH bang sWal mace. ui vuru', ar. u-
lsci uo,t inar,s cutr- after 80 ,Lrf i,u,dls'
have i,tsd.
J. y. HoBENsACK. PL,la., Proprietor.
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From Sept ~, 1857. TO June ~. lsjs, the sub
,crih,r, ~ cu'rse OF be-. large p,sciicr, male, on
Twice rejected applications, SlNrEEN Ar
pEAIS, EVERY ONEof Shioh was decided ~
hisiaycr, b, the Commissioners Of Patents.
Il. N. EDDY.
BnsroN. ian.i. 1859. l,JO
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rI'IIr sul,.,,iler u dc-iruu. ~ obtaining chargr
~ such claim. io, lluuHi, Land, uodcr Acts
Of 1850 and 1855, NJ ma, have b,tn
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Railroad 6ceideut--Ios. OF Life.

CHICAGO. Nov. An excursion tram on the
No-ihWts Railroad from toH Gu Lac. ran
e CfT the track at Johns0u's Creek, and some
rIeAt persons have beea killed and number
seriously wounded. Among he latter are A.
Is. BoIesteel, Indian Agent: Judge Flint and
ether residents of Fon du Lee.
SECOND DfSPATCH}
CaICACo. Nov. lit is reported that among
The killed hy The railroad accident are:
Jerome Mason, Geographic operator: ]. l..
Gllleit. Mrs s Thomas, y. s. Marshall Geo
F. Emerson, ]. Snow. John Luud, G.. Pc
rn-s, / Sherwood, Mr.. BJardman, and Or. T.
Miner Of Watertovn.
The injured are
+. II. Sykes, both legs cut OIL Mrs. Lewis,
Leg broken Mrs. Jas. Kinney, leg broken; Mrs.
HalA vim, both legs broken; Van Buren Smead.
editor of the Fou du Lac Press, skull frac-
tured and not expected 10 recover.
The accident was caused by the train run
ming over an OK.
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FUTURE DAYS.
By Godain + Apperscn, Ancrs.
ExECuToE.s.ALEo OF REAL EsTArl


E,xECUToE.s sALEOF REAL ESTATE
- IN MANCHESTER - The undet ~ ned, e e
scusor of Nancv Clarke Mayo. dseeased nndsr the
provisions Of the viii Of the tss.atriI vii sell p
~ auction on tbs premises. ON Sal uFDfAdt
the 18th day OF November. 1859 Mt the hour of "a
O'clock, 2. NJ. the real estate OF which the tcsta.
try died seized, consi.tins Of three lots Of Land
lJins in the town Of Manchester. each haying I'M
proyements Two OF ths lots lie On the north side
81 Hull or Main street. IN the square immediately
hsow Janles NJ. Pcrdte a store: one OF these being
~ the corner immediately below persne's, nov oc-
efpsd hy Benz. Moore. front.ns u teeson the Main
street: the other near the centre of the sqnate. i'm
rledatsty aboveJossph Traylors Let, and the same
Formerly occupied by William MsFo; the third lot
hes on HUI street, ust opposite the last mention
ea, ana e the same On which the tastatrix res'ded
ne vnnla 81 THIS property is IN the central, hns;-
ness part ofthe toSn, aud in many respects IS very
6ssirshlt located
lniTnedlateiy after the sbsve sale, the personal
PROPERTY bslon2lng TO the same cstate viii be sold
iEHMs-Fer the real estate, one fss rth cash ;
sslanee at g. IL ard Is months. for bcrSs bearing
interest, secured by trust deed. For the personal
estate, cash q q MCPAE
Executor Of Nancy Clarke Mayo deed.
Sale conducted by GoDsIN & AprgRsos. Anct'x
no3 "
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1fTY SCAyENGEK.--.che nndersisned re-
~ speotfuly informs the clIixans OF kicamcnd
that he is prepared 70 ccsp oct rear hsxsst sikEs
them on the meet observation-disclosures. and 10 4 man
ner NOT in the least aiiensssc 20 the premises on
which no may work. Ills wagon IL Constructed
- to ha al and water ri. hs.
Letter, hoxes may hs found 10 the MayeT's Office
and At the drug store ri Ai.srauah = Jshnston
ordsrs left In them will ee promptly sstended s.
IN it-em =. AhhANs
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later from California.

ST. IoUIs, October 2I--The Overland mail
from San Francisco, on the 10Th, arrived here
TO night. The news is not important.
Business at San Francisco was extremely
dull. The quotations We're unchanged.
About one-half of the town OF Auhnrn, in
Placer county. was destroyed by lire on the
9th inst The loss amounted TO S5o.nUC.
TWO hundred hostile Indians had been cap
turad At the head waters OF the Feather river.
MxMrHIa October 3l.-The Overland mail.
from San Francisco on the 10th, by the South
EN- rcutn has arrived.
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T ocxSMITHING, BELL HANGING,

T OCESiITHING, BELL. HANGING,
Il SILVER PLATING. Sc.-~The subscriber has
Just returned from the Northern cities. whore no
has laid in iar.e supply ef materals, Of the best
quality. used In I.0cKSNfTHiNG. BELL HANG
ING. SILVER PLATING. etc, ana invites pub
lie attention his business He has employ cd the
best workmen to be had. and IL prepared to make
to order every kind Of Lock. 10 HANG Balls in The
best manner and 10 do Silver Plating sts IL noe
10 DO surpassed By any establishment In this coup-
try. All his work rs warranted, or no sale.
After an ex perlenee of many years in this city,
and acquaintance with the hest Lock makers -
this country, he RasteFs himself that he rite
satisfaction, 10th as to workmanshp and sficess
and therefore solicits orders from town ahd com
try, which will meet with prompt attention.
Persons wishing to have Locks Ma DIX on SKPAif-
ed BILLS HUNG in any St. -. or SILVER fLATiaS
executed in superior manner. are Inv tied 10 csu
At his establishment. on 10th street. three doors
south OF Man. where they viii b ATTENDED, % ~
the shortest notice.
Orders ffom distance. sent threps the Foss-
Office, will be immediately flied; and Bell hanging
done in any part OF the cguarfy - city prisxs
ADDRESS AMs w, SNEAus
Silver Plate r, Iocksmith aHd Bell HsAser,
20 1T- dam tOsh styAet Nfehn3nrd Va
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BY Jas. NJ. Taylor d Son, Auct.s.
SALE OF gEAI, ESTATE

fTELSTEE,S SALE OF REAL ESTATE,
virtue Of a deed of trust executed to the under
, ,a,t by Martha southworth, b,sring dare the
Office of the Court OF Hustings of the CITY OF
Richmond, for the benefit Of Cornelius Crew at the
request OF The sad beneficiary. | shall expose to
commencing at . clock, ?. NJ, the properly con,
vesed IN said deed, and described SIS follows: -
INGs and improvements thereon, calNd the Redo
House," wing and being in the city of Richmond.
the South by the property of James Smells estate
and on the Easily an alley running from .Venable
to Clay street. the said Is. being lots Nos
l and ? of McCones plan. of record in the Rich
mond Hustlnss Court, and being the same two
lots oil land conveyed to the said Martha South
18th day of June, 1899. and of record as above.
TERMS Made known day of sale
PETER J. CREW, Trustee.
Jas. NJ. TAYLOR & soS, .Aucts. nos
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NV oEK. NOV. 1.-THE steamer Champion
for New IIaven. ColiiGed near ManicOts Point
" the steamer AluatToss. The former sunk
being en- through to her boilers, which eZpiO-
dei. 4 fireman was scalded to death. Three
gentlemen, passengers, are missing.
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BY J. III. Digses, Aacpr,
.EE Nj ~

BANKRUPT s.s.r-.s,2ti,1Go WORTH OF
- WATCHES AND FINE JEW ELRY At
AUCTI0N.--Wiil I've sold, commencing on TUES
DAY EVENING, Nov. LIST, nj n'cieek, the arrest
stock of Gold and Silver WATCHES. CHAlSS
and fine JEW ELRY ever offered in the city of
Richmond. The above stock was bous hi expressly
for the retail trade, and was stepped here in
transltu, and will be sold immediately, by consent
of parties. to the hlghest bidder The above stock
consists. in part, as follows: Gold, Hunting, Eng
lish, American, Swiss. Chronomster. pol,ble-
timer, Diamond set and Enaueied Watches. Silver
Watches, of all descriptions; Gold Vest. Guard,
Fob and Neck Chains. very fine; Bracelets of sill
patterns; Coral, Mosaic. Lava Jet, Gold stone,
CaIneo and Enameled Sets to match; Lockets;
Pens; Pen. lis; Brooches; Gold Thimb!ss; ard, in
Sslo every MORNfNG and EVENING. az 10
O'Clock a. NJ. aad O'Clock, p N. saie positive.
TERMs-Cash. !. III. DIGGES. Auct'r,
J. Il. CONANT. Receiver.
P. s.-Merchants will fnd this good opportu
nifty To purchase. Ladies are invited to call and
examine the stock durlng the day. Goods will 10
sold less than manuiacturcrs' prices at ptiyate
sale. no Its
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The lCeather and Frost.

MONTGOMERY, Ala Oct. 3l.-Frost and ice :
everything killed on Saturday and Sunday
nights. Niddlng l0a.
CoLUaBUs, Ga, Oct. 3l.-Heayy killing frost
this morning
MEMPHIs. Tenn, Oct. 81 Heavy killing
frost No change in prices.
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EYE. h. Cook. kuct,r.

VALUABLE STABLES ON 18TH. BE-
TWEEN FRANKLIN AND GRACE ST.
FOR SALE AT AUCFIoN,-By the, request Of
auction. on the premises, on WEDNESDAY, OH
November. commencing at II o'clock. that vaiu-
able LIVERY SFABi,E situated Us above; it has
been long and faVorably known as ono among the
best stands in city. the lot fronts fifty seven
and half feet on 18th street, and is subject 10 =
ground rent OF three dollars per foot per anatlr-
AS Mr.. Switzerland has already mode chance in
has business, the property will be sold without limit
or reserve Aay one disposed to engage in the Iiv-
ery business. wouid do well 10 attend.
TERMs.-0n third cash, balance and month";
interest added for satisfactory endorsed negots-
bic paper. Il. b, COOK,
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no 1-2awtDl&td
VERyvALUARLEREAL ESTATE AND

PERSONAL PROPERTY. C0NSisTlNfs or
SAYS; B[0ouEp cows. MULES, HORS
FARMING iMPL Lem ENTS, &C.. AT AUCTION
will sell. at the Falls Plantation. on lanes Riyer.
IN the county q Chesterhed. opposite city Of Rich
mond, ON TUESDAY, the 6th cay of December
next, commencing at la15 o'eock A. NJ the hal
ance of the REAL ESTATE helonsIug TO sud
estate, containing 3fi1a acres of valuable LAND,
as follows: lS5 acres of highly improved farming
Land, lying about the centre Of the farm ls acres
one HiIle OF the town OF Manchester. Iarse ror-
tion Of which ls heavily wooded also. vsIua Bic
wharf Property. lying on James River. extending
rom tue terminus OF the DsnvIle Railroad N the
town oil Manchester, upon which there are several
sites particularly adapted for warehouses and man
ufacturIng establishments
nd ri IL O'Clock NJ. of the SAME DAY will be
sold hty valuable SERVANTS. consisting of
Boys, G,ris Men, Women snd Children.
twenty four superior NJ iLCH cows ofthe most
iInproyed stock; Il young CATTLE; yoke of
OAfN, and about 80 HOGS.
Hour yoang AVID well broke MCI. ES, gu
pefior animals; HORSES. &c.
large variety of FARMING TMPLEME NTS
Gnlne. Reapers. Drills, Clod Crusher, &C.,
wagons. Cats, and Gear.
, About 600 barrels Of Corn, large quantity
sRRgcks, todder. and Straw, and large quantity
OF tail and winter Vegetables.
FERNS OF ale as follows: For the real estate
- sums OF So COO and under, one-third cash; the
balance ut l. 2. ard years; for all sums OF $500
af1 under 500 q cash. the balance at |, 2 3,
enn ears; Tor all sums : 10 CO. one fourth
cFsa, the balance at 3. 4. and ears the pur-
oSsseFs to execute negotiable notes with interest
asied, pay able annually. and secured hy trust
deeos. or tue slaves, cash. for all other pc; sonaI
property sums Of 500 and under, cash; yer 5 100
m"n NJ. Sac oredt tor approved nsgqtabe notes
Executor of Jos. Mark, deed.
JAS Nj. TAYLOR Son, Auct's. DC II
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Conviction OF Copper-Sentcnce os Brown
TO Death.

CHARLTs~owE, VA. Nov. 2.-Coppee was
today convicted Oh all The counts OF The in
d.e'meut.
The Court oyerruled the motion for arrest
Of judgment III the care Of Brown, and sem
tened Inn 10 Re hung on the 81 OF Decen Der.
Brown lnade speech Iustiivins his coE-
dr..
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1,oslMIsstoNEi,ss ALEoFvALUARLI

X BEAVER DAM LAND IN GOOCHLAND
f FaTY AfB { II 81 vfEfof
YoINGa AM Likely SLAVES, HOUSES.
SAfITcTH f FGRNrRE Pafaaoat 70 AS s
cree Of the Circuit Court of Goochland county In
the cause OF Martin VS. Martins Administrator,
under sis red as Commissioner. viii sell at pubic
sMgtiGn: . the hishest bidder, on the premises,
ii fair; # pei. The next fair dag thsFaales tie
valuable FARM knpwn as "AsP I'd GROVE"
resided Ell the time Of his death. IL contains 7ss
acres. adjoining the lands OF Col; Peer Guerrant,
dec d. and situated on the Beayes. Dam Creek.
There about 100 acres of hrst rate low grounds.
and 20 ceres in oriFinal Eiowth heavily tinlhefed
House With seven FARCE roomsi Negro. Iee and To
hacoo Houses, and other buildings rs,1' 81 such a
any in the county. Ii is about four miles from the
James River and Kanawha Canal. fyc miles from
the Court House, one mae from the contemplated
line of tho straigh. shoot railroad from Richmond
20 Charlottesville, and Is miles from the city of
TERMs- Cash for so much rs will be sufficient to
pay the expenses OF the sale ana ne costs OF the
suit. and the balance on cfe1 IT, Of !; and
chaser 70 % se bonds With good
tanned until the further order 81 the Court.
Capt. VIM. NJ; Mayo, the mansger, will show i
e at saS
y, or see my COUNSEL WIT p maTse u Sieh-
mold. JAM fS T., huBEh lSUS,
Special Commssoatr.
ALS0-Ten young and likely SLASES--vix:
Five men, two women two girls ard one boy, and
all the personal property thereon will be eeld after
the sale Of the land, cons stins valuable HORSES
and Null Els. embracing two very tine thorough.
them his race mare, "iulia Todd and wearing
col. out of her, by Red Eye" PRONOUNCED BY rood
Judges the finest colt the, ever saw Cows, Calves
Top Buggy, all the Farming implements, and crops
Of Tobacco, Corn, Oats, Hay. Straw Household
and Kitchen Furniture, &e. The stock are of the
most improved blood.
TERMS For the personal property, except the
slaves. for whom cash will be rsquired.t Tor all
sums under $40, cash, over that amount nonths'
credit, for bonds with approved security.
The foregoing sales will take place positively
without limit OF reserve.
JAMES r.. ROBERTSON,
Admir- of j. r.. A. Martin and
Adm'f de tonis non of John Martin, dec d.
oc 4-dd cwttss 8 57s& u p
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*, FOR KENT.--OHe excellent Room over
20 my store, suitable for a sinsle Gentleman
G..A only. F. MCCARTHY,
or IS-ts III Broad street
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CTtON.--W VAR. WAR,,-F I'VE
"a THOUSAND MES.--Cal at 81 Main street,
late late, store Of Voogle 4 Weideneyer, Jewelers.
Gold and Silver Watches, Plated Ware, Table
and Pocket Cutlery, Ivory Handle Knives, sis-
yer-P Plated Spoons and Forks, Cake Baskets, Cas-
tors, and 3 laree assortment Of Jewery and
Fancy Goods, Gents Furnishing Goods. Cigars,
C., &c for week only. Every article war
ranted ssrepresented. Goods at private sale. dur
in the day. ]. Ii. UIGGES, Aue't.
Jos. Snow, Salesman. Ats
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G1ACEIANGE aOIEL AND

ENACEASiiE RUIEL AND
AZ BALLARD HOUSE.
In presenting thi, card to the public, we return
Elany cordial thanks to our generous patrons for
the kindness We have received at their hands. and
nope that the NEW ORDER OF AFFAIRS, to DC
Initiated Sept. /, 1883, viii receive the same en-
Coura5 ement that our previous Efforts and labors
70 accommodate guests have met with.
Messrs. JOHN 2. and THOMAS Z. BALLARD
Il Iho Proprietcrs of the Establishment,
and each one pledges himself TO 90 what the com
fort, convenience and requirements OF their guests
demand
We desire to keep and maintain, what our Ii
Cense calls for. FIRST CLASS HOTEL, and we
promise To renewed e1eTtions 10 render the
adjustment rs comfortable rs possible, With po-
lite agents, and ready, PROMPT and attentive ser
wants, VIC shall endeavor to afford complete salts
faction to the travelling public.
y. b.--A previous card, long since published to
counteract the influence of baseess ruInor,
sufficient proof that establishment has never
BEEN closed, and that, since its publication, we
nave been III better condition to entertain visitors
than heretofore All rumors as to closure, OF in
tended Osure, we desire cur friends to notice as
false ana strangers, intending visit willtu
Recommendations. sc It's
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a.. DESlRaBLE MARkET GARDE,S
H# OF FOUR ACRES IN'SY DNEY, ON PLANK
SRI ROAD. FOR RENT.-The' desirable MAR
Ell GARDEN, with a comfortable. Brick Dwell.
linz and other buildings thereon. IN Sydney. The
Plank Rood, now IN the occupancy Of Mr. Bennett.
Rent 500 per annln There is nov on the place
a large variety OF winter vegetables, which the
tenant can purchase for a very small! sum. Amply
az once to oc 3l-6tl GOHUlN 4 AppERSNN.
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FOURTH rIsPATCH.1

BALTMoRE Nov. 2-l2 O'Clock. Midnight
The Iol io"ju. are all the city returns recCiv-
ed but probably indicate the general result:
American. Reform.
fs; Ward-...-.........-.... G,o 8
81 do. ................14Jl 80
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ByI. q. n. Davenpor., Aacl's.

GROCERIES, &C.. AT AUCT1ON..- ION
N THURSDAY, I'd November, we will sell, AZ
GROCERIES, viz:
Coffee SUGARS;
Western Silks. SHOULDERS and HAMS;
New York extra SYRUP,
SOAP. CANDLES;
n. =. RUN:
Ola Rye WHTSKEY;
French BRANDY:
Enshsh Dairs CHEESE;
100 baskets CHAMPAGNE WINE
ALSO,
800 sides SOLE LEATHER:
TgRMs.-Unde Sl0g. cash; SIC0 and over four
months credit for approved paper.
Oc 81 l. e -. b. DAVENPORT Auct,s
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WlLBACHER. 18th ST..
T .ARGE AND EXTENSIVE SALE
BOOKS STATIONERY FANCY GOODS, se.,
SLIGHTLY DAMAGED BY FIRE


JAMES 7 TE5 sbTGF e. co
CONCERN. At AUCTfON.
On WEDNESDAY. Nov. "a, at 10 o'clock ! will
sell, at the store on lilh street under EXCHANGE
Of the most extensive and valuable stock. OF
BOOKS. STATIONERY. FANCl GOODS, &c.
ever offered st auction in this city. emmseing
every DEPARTMENT of History. Theology, a ricul-
suTal. En- lneering, Law. Medicine Poetry, Bibles.
PRAYER Rooks. Hymn Books. bound in the most
elaborate st les oil bindins very extensive assert
ment OF - -
in English, Latin. Italian. French, Greek, ard
German, the whole now heing used IN the Schools
and Academies of This 3, t ~
4 general assortment Foolscan. Letter, Note, Bit
Traeias. Tissue. Drswinf and Perforated Paper,
The FANNY eY' Gs ~ h5s sq1 ayce ,..o
ment of splendid Wrtins Desks I'D es' Work
Boxes p Porte Nominees 2 fofkst Books Memo.
.; vauabls ard costly Ensrsyin-s, Portfolios.
Backgammon Boards, &c.
4 large assortment Of MUSICAL. INSTRU-
MENTS, such as Niohns, B4n.os. Flutes, Flatee
mas, Accordeons, &C. ,,eo
4 larse variety. of BLANK BOOKS. enlhrseirs
i,edgoFs Journals, Da. Books Soc Bank Books, Cash
Seven superior Cory ing Letter Presses Ink Stands.
! Thermometsrs. uas. Qnis. r., with mlHs, other
artiG too numerous 20 mentien, the whole
hrac'ng the Lars est assortment ever offered ut pub
! lie auction Ia this Cit.
ne s,ttebtioho 81 tie ci'n una eeo ~, aa
eyerY article will be positively sold without limit
! reserve.
Il may bs proper to remark that the greater por-
! ton this entire stock is 50 81 htS damake ed that
| it c an be scarcely perceived The sale VIII he
| timed morning and evening until the whole stock
| is closed
| CATALOGUES will he ready on the morning Of
| sale.
| TERMs.-For all sums under $50, cash; over that
| amount. and under SlC9. nlnety DAYS; over = lcp
and under $50. months; over $50, months
credit, tcr approved endorsed neg tiahe paper
l.. B. COOK. Auet.
| 10 The above sale will he cont nued from day to
| day, until the entire stock is disposed nf.
no Its +. b. c., Auct.
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ACRES OF VALUABLE LAND IN CHAS
G q T., :, G CO. ON THE SWINEYARDIS- ROAD,
MtTHlN THREE MILES OF W!iC0X'S Ayn
sM lNEIARp'S LANDiNG, OK JAMES RIVER
Al ADCtiOS:-At the request Of the owners,
vii sell ut public auction, on TUESDAY. the 9Th
ct ct November at y O'Clock upon the premises; if
far; Il not. the Iext fair day thereai.er.l that
valuable TRACT OF LAND. situated as described
above, containing one thousand acres, adjoining
the lands OF 9 G. Wadde John L. walker Jas
Hubbard and others.
The greater portion of it is in woods. and its
proximity 10 the public landings on james river
renders THIS land very valuable, as wood can be de-
hVeTed at the landing. only three miles distant, ut
very remuner ative prices. 1t is believed that the
weed on the land, when delivered, will pay for 1t.
There IS {. sutIcleney of cleared land for a per-
son beginning TO farm, which produces we'll of the
usual crops. The improvements consist Of
rTfhiea liWelhng, with the usual Ont u'idines,
All bnltwithn few years. The location is healthy
ana society good and very CONVENIENT to churches
anu mills: Any farther information can no had
upon application to tho subscriber, and the land
SHOWN 70 any person wishing TO purchase by Mr..
John Hamhlet, who lives on the land The land
Will be divided 20 suit purchasers.
TERMS liberal, and made known on day of sale.
R0. B. LYME. Auct..
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THIRD DISPATCH I

BALTIMORE, Nov. I'll o'riock p. n-The
Americans are rejoicing over their victory.
THE Reiarmers Gsny that anything like an
election has taken place.
Al the offices being on the same ticket, 1t
". je Iafe before returns are received.
IL he I-lh ward the average American vote
i ~'t. the h!,kest Reform vote is q.
NJ. kyie d!cd II O'Clock tonight.
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FUTURE DAYs.
NJ James ~. Tarior 4 Son, aurf:..

sam-s ~. Tarior 4 Son, Aurf's.
Sf iSs o y vaIlasLE TfR,r, cnsTssy.
TT II nrN Il, 1919 NEAR THE WFSTEHN
oTiTrsVifgIip + i,t ! i Ran.
e. reasss IN II M ne % %, s., EN.fs At AUCTION.
infah1s ehan1iHZ hts hsinssa Sxn -, Il saf ,,, 10
me PREMISES. on MONDAY the l7si, day az D ssn
eertef cnmInenein ~ II o'clock A. M ms psr,,
occupied By himself situated rSrr sss ,, = ~
the Richmond and Charlottesville Prank Wnsd l..
bsrrlco county about six miles frnsr the city Of Of
Richmond and adoInn9 the lanfsg of Iessr.r &
@. Wnldrop ard Il. J. Priddy. =
IL contains 10 acres III valuable snd half Of which
n IN woods the rensairfar ia in cultivation md
particularly adapted to the growth 81. whea, cora
and tobacco located in 4 good neighsofhood, and
convenient to three churches.
Ili9 IMP oysuients are cozDiort7bfs two story
aWei TINS. earn. eafrlsks house. ne@r6 qfaf.ers,
sneke -honsa house, and other ont bai
all IN pc rfeet ofdar.
At the same time will he sold tho Crops. consist
ing 81 corn. sEIslcss, " heat straw. top and iade
PIGMENTS.
IEhMs-Fer the lard. one third cash; the bal
ance At and years. for negotiahIs notes, With in
tergst added. and secured by trust decd
ne terms oil sale OF the personal property WI
De Inado known at the sale.
JAS II. TAYLOR SON Ancts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-03

INTENDING To LEAVE THE CITY,
offer for sale my Horses, WAGONS &c. &C., viz:
fine GREY HORSE. years old
One EMPRESS WAGON, with top. snpls and
double. Northern mako, and good new. A
ONE-HORSE WAGON. A two-seat TOP BUG
GI. One single and doohle HARNESS. STA
VI. + LOT. known as Whites Cooper shop, with
SHED, STABLE and fixtures
TERMs-Liberal. Apply To.
+. WILBACHER. 18th St.
Between lain and Cary
have also on hand well selected STOCK OF
ClGARS and small lots OF VINES, all of which
ain wiling to dispose of at a sacrifice.
oc 2D-2E
ALSO,
The good will of the above establishment, to.
gether with all the Bottles. Fixtures. &c.
Having determined to close bus ness in the CITY
Of Richmond, | will sell at pabiic auction, on
THURSDAY, November Sd, 1859, at 10 o'clock, on
the premises, rs above.
TERMs- Accommodating and made known at
time of sale.
Sale conducted by Z. 3. COOK.
mol kuctluneer.