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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-08

AccIDENT.--Charles Crawford, of Augusta
county, was accidentally shot at Madison q.
a., q few days since, by pistol in the hands
o. companion The ball passed entirely
through the abdomen, lodging near the back
bone. lie is still living, though In a critical
condition.
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DEATH or A SoN OF JuNoT.-A dispatch
from Brescia announces the death OF the Duke
of Abrantes (son of the famous Junot,) who
wounded at the battle OF Solferino. The
thigh had 10 be amputated, and the patient did
not long survive the operation. The Duke
was chief of the staff Of one Of the divisions o.
the army OF Italy
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A SPAN OF HORSES FOR NAPoLgON.--The
handsome pair of jet-blaek horses, lately
owned by Mr.. Sanderson, of Sommerviile, n.
j., which attracted so much atten ton at north
ern State fairs, have been sold to the Emperor
Napoleon Tor $1,000.
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NEW JERSEY APPLE CRoP.-The apple crop
is everywhere progressing finely, and the or
chards are everywhere loaded down with this
luscious fruit and we have every reason now
10 hope that the gathering in will be a bounti-
fni one.-Irenfon American, August 3.
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The North Brjton Outward Bound

MONTREAL, August 6.---The North Briton
sailed from q uebec for Liverpool at $40 this
morning She takes out 81 cabin and - steer
age passengers. Wind west. Weather clear.
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FURNITURE.
-. yE.TgENN ,y;I n .Eys AID AID

a FURNITURE REPAIRED, AND
vARNISHED AND RBfACSEQ.-Th
eubecriber hoz leave 70 infoFfn tho pub.
. - lie that he still comtinEoe to repair and
:. re-yaruish Furniture, ~ has old etApds
on Franklin street. opposite MetYOpolitan Hail.
s ss.. he siyen that I'll work IL hia iss viii -
N. B-Furriturs win b repaired saa vxrnisAsd
required. - John DxVf6
U7-5m Franklin u. Msssopollasa Han.
- CHEAP Pun p.
GATHRiGAT'S. geysynog ssrqss. Cor
A TAGE suiIS, Of Imitetica Hsssyced.
- Id Mahoxsny. WaiDut md Oaf, good
quality from szs 70 9zqe Rs Is ss Mt SOFAS Loo
pair. CABiNETS. hon "a ID es. .wSKp-
ROBE; from so 70 S7s. {kNyY LIND BEt-
from % o ss: CHAIRS Il sysIy sssis, bon -
to $50 per do1sn. RgckERx, freq ~ - e1-
pr 1 .o.. CASH. csii and - 81 yosisslsss.
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A- Tin Foil, of every Thickness and Size,
suitable for tobacconsts and druggists and bo. tiers.
Also, Metallic CAPSULES. Metal rolled to order.
Having obtained the agency of y New York manu-
facturer Of the above named metals, am prepared
to furnish any quantity at short notice.
Jy 2S-dlm LYLE FOSTER. l6 Pearl st.
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.ARREsTED.--Morgan charged with burning
at Madison y. H., Va. some year or SO ago
and who broke jail before his trial, has been
again arrested, and committed TO prison. He
was caught In Norfolk.
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From Oregon

ST. Louis, Aug. 6.-From information just
received here, the indications are that MI.
Start, Democrat is elected to Congress.
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NAVAL ORDERs.-Lieut. q. H. Preble has
been ordered TO report for duty on the 18th
September next on board the United States
steamer Narragansett. The following officers
have been ordered to the United States store
ship Supply: Lieut.. {. +. Nj. Spottswood 70
the command and Lieuts. John Downs, 4. Y.
McCauley and @. +. Stanton. Lieut.. Chas. G..
SHINES has been ordered to tine Washington
navy yard. Lieut.. Chas. w. Hays has been
ordered TO the navy yard at Warrington, Fla.
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kAp Mrs. +. A. Williams. NJ. D.. offers her
services to those of her own SEX and to children,
who may need medical advice attendance.
Especial attention given to the management OF
female diseases, and d'spacements.
Those wishing interview at their residence,
can address Post Office, Box S47.
RESIDENCE on Clay, between 4th aud 9Th streets,
Richmond, Va au 4-lm*
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COMMERCIAL.
rskooAp pIsrATcH.l

PLAN FOR AN ITALIAN CONFORMATION.
Ills reoortnd Count Waiewski has submit
ted a plan for a Confederation in Italy. II
consists of seven States.
The Presidency is given nominally TO the
Pope. but really TO the Kings OF Sardinia and
Naples alternately.
the strongholds to ne garrisoned by the
Federal troops are Gotta, Mantua, Picenza,
and Piapccnza.
The votes in the Federal Diet are To be DIS
tributed as follows Parma, l; Modena, i the
Pope. ?; Tuscany,2; Sardinia B Naples, j.
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jy25 GODDIN & APPERSON. Auct's
is hs d ns0o o a
gust, 1859, at clock. au6 G. 4 A., Auct's.
BY L. & G. b. Davenport, Aucts.
GROCERIES, &c., AT AUCTION.-On
u THURSDAY 18th inst. will sell, at 10 o elk,
800 bags COFFEE:
Sc $sss! 'es S ssa sgS oEs.A'd SUGARS
200 packages Manufactured TOBACCO.
$50 bbls., Reetifed ,WHIsKEY, best brands
Boyle Ma Snolia' and Kentucky Home
Black and Green TEAS.
WRAPPING PAPER, &C., &c.
TERAs.-Under 500, cash; 500 and over, four
months credit for approved Papsr popr
PVWRIEE rS IM rs sETIoN TRaNRIES ANp
August Ilt we viii sell, at 10 o'clock at our auc.
fon ton store pure as imported under Custom House
g pipes French BRADY.
sepestts Dc ..1oi DO Of the A A
70 CASKS f Sherry VINE VINE.
30 Z casks Port do, of tho ~. Bondy, p
10 st: tyiMpc san;,, and AZ RAYMOND brands
l lSS baskets Champagne WINE.
~ cases c hsdville and G st f fa 1hf baands O.
IIERats..under 500 cash. 500 and over, mos.
credit Tor approved paper.
au l. G. B. DAVENPORT, Aucts.
THE ROCkBRIDGE BATHS FOR SALE
l. AT PUBLIC AUCTION.-By virtue of a de-
cree Of the Circuit Court of Rockbridse. made on
the 10Th of April, 1852 in the case of Jordan and
others, against the Rockbridse Baths Company and
others, the undersigned special commissioner for
the purpose appointed. will, on SATURDAY, Au-
gust 20 1852 sell at public auction. on the premises
at II o'clock, A. NJ, THE ROCKBRTDGE BATHS,
This property is located in Rockbfids e county on
the main stage road from Lexns ton to Goshen De-
pot, on the Virginia Central Railroad, nine miles
from the latter, and eleven miles from the former.
The place enjoys very hish reputation for the
medicinal properties of its Baths; land during the
last season had very large and profitable patron
age The Improvements consist of a large Hotel,
Houises-one for the accommodation OF ladies', and
the other for gentlemen. furnishing comfortable
room for about one hundred and twenty persons
The establishment is well supplied with good fur
niture which will he sold IN gross with the proper
ty. There is Farm of $50 acres attached to. and
heretofore farmeC In connection with the Baths
property-a small portion of which viii be laid off
and sold with the Baths, and the residue will he
sold separate. This is very excellent Farm. a
large portion of it being river bottom, OF superior
quality. The Farm has on it good frame dwell
Ing house and all necessary out buildings.
TERMs-Cash IN hand sufficient to pay the costs
thirty days; and the balance in three equal annual
payments from the first day OF October next, with
interest from the day of salethe purchaser giving
bond with approved personal security, and the title
the property being retained further security.
jy 25-eodtds e. +. PAXTON, ComF.
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80 The Southern Savings Bank receives
deposits on which interest is paid at the rate
of six per cent per annum, if remaining de-
post six months, and five per cent. for shorter
periods
OFFIcERs-Joel B. Watkins of Watkins h FiC6-
LEM, President; 2. B. Price, Treasurer; w A..
Jenkins, Secretary.
DIREcToRs.--J. b. Watkins. George |. Herring,
p. T. Moore, r. C. Howe. John F. Resnault, p. B..
Price, ". A. Jenkins, VIM. Ira Smith, J. B. Fer
guson, Jr.
Office at P. B. Price's office, next door below
Kent, Paine 4 Co., Main st. jy 22-dIm
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TTO MESSRS. s. b. TURNER AND HI.
RAM TURNER.AYeu will please take notice
that / shall proceed, at the Office of Messrs Au-
gust Randolph. in the city Of Richmond. VIr-
GINA, on the 9Th day of August, 1859, between the
hours OF A. Nj. and Z. NJ. OF that day, 10 take
the dispositions Of E. NJ. FERNEYHOUGH and
others, to be read in evidence for me, in certain
Richmond, wherein you are Defendants and am
Plaintiff. If the taking of the said DISPOSITIONS
shall, from any cause, not be commenced, or. be-
ing commenced, shall not be completed on the day
aforesaid the taking OF the said epostlons will be
adjourned from time to time until the taking Of the
same shall be completed. o. II. CHALKLEY.
jy I4-law4w
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81 Chemical Laboratory, for the Practi-
CAL ANALYSIS OF MINERALS, DRUGS, MA


EDW'p T. FINCH, Analy tical Chemist,
Main street. cor. 10th, Richmond, Va.
RKFERENcEs-Prof.J Jas C. Booth, U. s.. Mint,
Philadelphia; Prof: b. Pnryear, Randolph Macon
Colleze. Va; Prof. c. B. Stuart. Ashland, Va
Rev. Tiberias Gracious Jones. Norfolk; Meade &
Baker; Adie Gray Jas. B. Tay Tor, d. D., Ro
Ryland. d. D., President Richmond College.
jy 25-lm*
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LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIFAL OF THE NOVA SCOTlAN.
ENGLAND DEMANDS A GENERAL DIS,
ARMAMENT

FARTHER POINT, Aug. 6.--The Nova SEQ.
tim, from Liverpool on the ysth ult., has ar
rived Her general news is nntmportant.
England demands general disarmament rs
an indication of taking part in an European
Congress.
COMMERCIAL.
LtvgsrooL, Jaly 2r.-Cottoa slightly advanced.
The westaor has been favorable for crops. Flour
closed dali. but holders demanded an advance
Wheat is slightly advanced. Rosln steady. spirits
furpcntIns closed heavy and slSht5 aechhea'
,stsax
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FT THEM 90 WITH RUsH.-TAss /.
Il what ~ wish done with the stock now in store,
and 10 that end We are oasnx the best sort Of bar
ffom is 10 50 per cent, and think our custnlnees
;. fufa sk HoE Ne IL as MI. s''
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go FOR SALE...A small TRACT OF LAND,
on the New Bridge Road three miles east II
and adl oining the Lands OF Mrs Dr. Christian, DR..
s A. Hart and others. The above tract contains rs
acres. and is situated in pleasant and desirable
LING HOUSE, containing Q or 10 rooms, with .
suffcieney Of wood and water The soil 10 produce
of grain, grass, re-, and would make most dest.
rabe vegetable garden. II Is highly suscepth!e OF
and guano. can be made . desirable farm, q the
satisfactory results from the use Of these mannIes
other lands in the nes hborhood viii attest The
eral and accommodating terms, or would b Ok
changed for city property. Apply to
18th street, between Main and Frsnklin,
au IT'S Richmond. Va.
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ALEX. b. HUGHEEON.l
yN0. a. HUCHEEON, Il CommIs-
HUGH a. HucHEsoN,j !.
JAS. NJ. TAYLOR & SOS, Aucfy ~ Il
liz x3-1Awt16Stdtds


n0uBLE REFINED STEAM CANDlEA.
.ssiais seS Sc psd
delphia, winch enables me- be oer 70 The tsads ~
Virginia. North Carolina and Tenneaoeos - AoO -
the city grpeors, an article Of d
sfRAM xEEINRp4
xarrssted u stana y ~ e!in9le, mneA lelsv ~
.. cslI ~ s6Ie q = l = III JiIsssR
FGssg 49, a Z E 'Ssss: Y. "a 81 asl xl.1sl
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90 RAILROAD LANDS FOR SALE ON
- OF INTEREST.-The Hannibal and 81. yo-
seph Railroad Company having over 60 Oo0 AC RES
OF LAND. lying in the State Of Missouri. which
was granted, BY Act of Copsreas, to aid in the con-
structien OF their Road, offer tho principal portion
The greater part Of these Lands are within six,
and all within fifteen, miles Of the Railroad, which
entire lens tn 600 miles j and runs thr0us conn
try which unsurpassed b. any in the saubrity Of
its climate the fertility Of its SOIL and the extent
of its mineral resources.
For further information, apply At the Land Once
of the Company, or address, by letter,
-. JOSIAH HUNT,
Land Commissioner II. 4 st. 10. r. r.
HANNIBAL, Mo-, June 18th, 1859.
iy 2l-dkw4mt
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By Goddin & Apperson, Aucts.

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ONGRACE,
", y BETWEEN 18th AND 18TH STREETS, OP
PoSIFE TO SEABROOK,S WAREHOUSE, FOR
SALE AT ACGTION.-By request of the survi-
wing trustee, and the Protestant Episcopal Con-
creation formerly worshippin! at Christ Church,
Richmond, We shall sell at public auction, on the
premises. on FRIDAY, the 5th of August 1859. at
59clock P. NJ, the VERY VALUABLE LOT on
which the said church stood prior to its being de
stroye By fire: 1t has front on the south side of
Grace street OF q feet, and depth of los feet.
TERMs.cOne- fourth cash: balance at 6, u and is
cured by trust deed. or title retained
jy % GODDIN K APPERSON Auct's
7. SIN consequence of the rain, the above sale
is postponed until TUESDAY, the 9th day of Au-
gust, 1859, at S o'clock. au6 G. 4 A. Auct's
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-
tending TO remove to another county NEXT fAls
ofer Tor sale, privately. my TRACT OF
LAND, called fremont" on which nov reside.
y ing immediately on the road leading from Hall.
Tax z. II. 70 South Boston Depot, on the Richmond
and Danville Railroad, ~ miles from The former
and "a from the latter place. The tract cuntAlne
a ,. ooo acres II necessary. " can b. diyidsd
Hill y now occupied by Mrs. NJ. B. Owen, contain
Ing from 20 to 90 acres has on il pretty cottage
residence with five rooms an Office in the yard and
all necessary out buildings. Another settlement,
now occupied BY my overseer. formerly the roAi-
dence OF Dr. Tuck, he sold separately, with ~
acres OF land. leaving 800 or more aerea with the
homestead, fremont is reg arded one Of the hand
somest and most desirable residences in the county.
The oulldnx, containing seven rooms, 10 in modern
style, tasteful sreen- house, recently completed,
with shade trees, choice shrubbery and 1oweYs rem
ders the residence still more attractive. The sta.
be caIrlase house, cabins &c. are all in good Or
der. The nelz hborhood is xceptionable in point
Of health, refinement and intelligence The land
Is well adapted to the cultivation Of corn, wheat
tobacco Re. also offer for sale 800 or 900 acres OF
LAND. lying in the fork of Dan and Staunton RI.
vers, on which there il comfortable rosldencc and
sn excellent steam saw and srist mill. The engine
Is OF forty h0fse power. with two Jaws attached,
and in perfect order. The land il principally in
woods. / will also sell my STORE. HOUSE and
Dabbs, with some fifty or sixty acres 81 land. Tho
store house. of brick. built within tov years, -
30xa2 feet, two stories high. South Boston 10
considered one of the best stands in the county
for store or tobacco factoryS viii. also sell
my interest in the concern Of yefress X pabbs. -
Persons desireus of purchasing are invited TO call
and see for themselves. or any information IN re-
at South Boston. Halifax county. Va.
Jy 4-lawsw JOSIAH DABBS,
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- "CHIswICK' FOR SALE. The sub
~ scrber offers for sale, privately, his FARM
-=4-e called Chiswick." situated ~ mtIles vest Of
Richmond, on the Three Chopped road. There
are l26 acres OF Land, including q large and excel
lent meadow. One-third is unde! cultivation and
in good heart. The whole islnclosed and divided
into fields.
a half story framed House, with brick basement.
with good barn, corn house smoke house. Kitchen.
ice-h0use, &C., &c. The orchards are extensive
and fruit choice. The health Of the placs u pro-
verbally good.
inc the premises for themselves.
Also, two good cows for ssls;
~ 8-2ms geo. u. EAALL,
- FOR SALE-A small Fl M ofons hundred
- Acres. one mile beyond the teruiinstion OF the
~A- Mechanicsville Turnpike. about six ard half
miles from Richmond. in an excslient nsss hbor-
hood and in the immediate vicinity OF one OF more
churches The improvements consist OF Dwell
ing with four rooms, and all nscessary out build.
ings all of which are new. Also, An orchard Of
choice fruit trees.
Il will be sold for ons-f fourth cash the balance
on credit Of one, two and three yesEs, with inter
est Possession given lmmediftslK TrRRixy "a
" S-ts 40 Broad street, Richmond.
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= X
"a 3 @ . - q
4I 81 ~ =. ~ 2 ! T. =.
J q 8: 81 9 =
~ =. -. fosky Anet> 4 & s.
ELHsA,MI IleU9 ygnlnSgz9
~ 81 I'll ~ atmy Is.t4s6ee q $500
6 fh:SRhe 4 M dlg
~, MsscS Ss::s:,yy slss ssasss ~ cAlrs; O.
Sess;., s Is! S S,ssssss 81: 1Sss
s..s.es 1890 ssIss WBs .s.: m,
E ii|ls;s lSIIf y S s;i, 'sss':s;
T...s-Ai sums ssdsy 81 s..k. -. - =.
n nsssa months credit or sspssvsd. scss,ss
Az Ale; !; The aspss part ofsAs Hoa.s ron 1xxr
sale conducted ~ y. B. cocr. A 81 Z. A0W
ny CsdAin 6 Appsrss1. 1S-r.- -
VERY VALUABLE WE1f. Kera~r
The s0uIHsslDR Or FRANKIiN. ~
BE- sold sc ancfion q tke sSess,sAs -
ppgNNDAY the 81 dN Of August Ia, aiS c'cicef.
r. NJ .ne very vflqeDie lot, with framed 6vcd
the occp psncy Of Mr.. John fuweli. TSe ii -
front OF 20 feet. mora ar less, en- FrAnkln sSsoss
entire or divided into two paTcsls = may s. essn
cd best at the hour OF sale. =
IT. T..s; ysI, liberal VS.: On. fourth sssh, III,
the interest payable half yeafiy sscured 81 er.s8
ne forssoing real estate u sdmirahly sleeatsd.
ana IN part Of the city who're properfy n ~ eor3
y 0-------..--- xnc{s.
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-----i
CPkING SALES-1e59.

CPkING SALES-1s59.
THOMAS, HUGHES & CALDWELL,
IMPORTERS AND JoBBERs,
mo. Pearl Street, Richmond, Virginia.
sTocK If
NOTIONS AND FANCY GOODS.
We have more than doubled cur DIRECT I'M
FORMATIONS, which, added to our
LARGELY INCREASED STOCK
of American manufactures, enables Us to ohef to
the merchants of
VIRGINIA.
TENNESSEE, and
KENTUCKY
A stock of GOODS not to be surpassed in EX
TENT. BEAUTY and CHEAPNESS in this coun
try. Oar assortment consists n part Of
Embroideries, Laces, Dress Trimmings, Silk and
Suspenders, Shirts and Collars, Umbrellas. Para
soils, Brushes, Combs, Buttons, Hoop Skirts, Per
An endless variety of Small Wares, moro psrticu-
larry specified in our printed Catalogues.
"a Orders at ell times promptly attended to.
rs W-u
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= cut EouTt OF Henrlco County, Vlrginln:
Joseph g.. Mettert, and Others. Plaintiffs.
against
John D; Keesse. Mary Anderson, Alexander Kee-
see, Lucinda keesee, and the ether unknown
heirs of Charles Keesee, deceased, and other per-
sons ..........,............. Defendants
Notice is hereby given to the del PENDANTS who are
residents of the State of Virginia and who
are unknown, that on Monday. the 18th day Of Au-
gust 1889, ut the Office of Andrew Johnston, attor-
hours of9 o'clock, A. NJ. and o clock, P. NJ, we
shall proceed to take the dispositions of William Fl.
seph Johnston, and others, to be read in evidence
for us in the hearing of said cause; and IT, from any
cause, the taking of such dispositions be not com
menced, or being commenced shall not be COM
pleted on that day, the taking of the same viii be
adjourned from time to time until completed.
JOSEPH q. METTERT, and Others Plt'ds
by their counsel, ANDREW JoHNsroN
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VALgARLE ,yAcANTLoT on TUE

soITH SIDE or FRANKLIN, BETWEEN
23D AND PATH STREETS, AT ACCTlON.-B,
request of the owner, who resides in MARY land, No
Will offer at public sale. upon the premises. on
TUESDAY, the sd da, of August, commencing al
O'Clock in the afternoon q very Valuable vacant
lot the south side Of Franklin, between Esd and
24Lh streets 1t Fronts 4S feet on Franklin street,
and runs back the usual depth.
This property is particularly adapted for tobac
co factory. Persons desiring to secure such prop
erty would do well to attend this sale.
TERMs.-One- fourth cash; balance at s, IL and Is
months, for negotiable notes, interest added, and
secured by q trust deed
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1.-TWO BRICK TENEMENTS AND LOTS.

L AND TWO VACANT LOTS. ON GRACE
STREET, AT AUCTlON.-We will sell. upon the
cling at 4ta o. clock 2. NJ. tive Brick TENEMENTS
on the north side of Grace, between Madison and
kitchen.
The Lots front $50 feet each and run back 100
feet to an alley Is feet wide.
Immediately after the above, viii be sold. two
beautiful building LOTS, at the corner of Grace
and Pine streets, fronting 30 feet each, and run
ming back l52 feet to an aey Is feet wide. Persons
desiring lot for building purposes, in a retired and
genteel nei hborhood, would do well to attend this
sale.
TERMs.-One- third cash balance at 6, IL and IS
months, for negotiable notes, with interest, and
secured by a trust deed
jyZ JAS. Nj. TAYLOR l. SON, Aucts.
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COMMISSIONE Frs SALE OF VERY
~ VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN THE
COUNTY OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. To a decree

County, OF HENRIC0-Pursuan to q decree
of the Circuit Court Of Henrico, IN the cass
Hutcheson VS.. Hutcheson's executors. and others,
the undersigned M commissioners will sell at pub
lie auction to the hi hest bidder, on the premises
on FRIDAY, the Sd day of September, 1859, fif
fair; il not the next fair day thereafter comInen
ding at II o'clock NJ. the following very valuable
real estate, situated on near the Deep Hun
Turnpike. about three miles from the city of Rich
nonti, being portion of the property of the late
Ambrose Hutcheson, to wit:
LIST. portion Of the -.CHANTELLA' tract, iy-
ing on the Turnpike. immediately opposite the
homestead, containing about 10 acres. upon which
there, are. valuable ice houses and an icepond---
This land is in . hish state of Improvement
I'd. A tract, called .pENDLRToN,n containing
~ acres, lying said road, about 53z miles from
the city OF Richmond
map and surrey can he seen At the Office Of
Jas. NJ. Tay lor Il Son. in the city Of Richmond
Persons desiring to make enquiry about the
above property. are referred to Messrs. James n.
Taylo 4 Son, or to either OF the rsigned one
Of whom tHush M. Hutchesont resides near tho
premises.
TERxs.-one-third Of the purchase money in
cash, and the residue IN two equal instruments ~
one and two years from the day eli sale, the credit
payments to be secured by negotiable notes, with
interest added and the title retained till the whole
purchase money il paid and q conveyancc directed
By the court.
Wheat, and tulf possession OF each tract will b de-
Evarad aft ha and of the
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CWEET OIL FOR MANUFACTURERS.-.
- small lot Sweet Oil. in boxes. Also, Oil on
draught; for sale ~
PURCELL, LADD & CO., Druggists,
122 Main street,
DINE APPLES. PINE APPLES.-A fresh
L supply of Pine Apples, fit for family use, just
received and for sale by A. ANTONI,
Confectioner and Fruiterer,
Next door to Exchange Bank.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-08
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IN HANOVER CIRCUIT COURT-THURs-
i DAY, March II. 1859:
George w. Gretter and Vim. Brent, merchantsl
and partners. trading under the firm and -
style of Gretter & Brent, and James T. Bull Z
Ter and John I. Butler, merchants and part =
ners, trading under the name and style of :.
James I. Butler and Company, who sue fer =
themselves, and any other creditors of Will =
liam c. Smith who may be entitled to partici- z
pate in the benefit of this suit, and who will :
contribute thair proper proportion of the costs :
thereof.. Observation-Disclosures. Pitts Z
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MACHINE OLIVE have now in store,
WI superior article, expressly for machinery
also pure Sperm. Solar: Lard: and Train Oils:
y. IOHN STON & BRO. DrugglStS.