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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-25

Af"n#,N t>rIoRArIoNs.-At recent meeting
oi the E'y3l Geographical Society. a communicn-
non FROM the notes Of Captains Burton and Speko
on Lake l.IUl, in Central Africa, was read
These n"lee contained vcry brief accounts of tho
Eastern Exploring Expedition, and thoir arrival
Mt and survey oi the Lake ujij, which lies to the
wust of Inn1ihar and from tho space occupied on
the map ~ about 200 miles long and q miles
broad. The explorers gavo a de- cplorablc account
OF the difficulties thoy had had to contend against.
arising from tho unhealthy state of the country.
nnd the attacks of poisonous insects. Captain
Burton had hcen stung in the car by small in
sect, from the oncets Of which he had suffered
most severely, aud from that cause, added to the
climate, he had becd affected with blindness and
deafness, aud almost incnpacitated from con
tlnuing his journey, being obliged to be carried.
Cnptala Sleltc had suffered almost to the same
cxtent. SIR Eldericl Murchison said that tho ex-
plorailen, Effected by these travellers in Central
Africa were second only in Importance to those of
DR., Livingstone. Tho distance they had ponetrat.
ed wa jnl miIe- from tho east coast, through II
di,tr great part Of which had not been before
visited by Europeans. The results of their discoy-
cries confirmed t',ose Of Dr. Livingstone, in show
ing that ia the central part of Africa there was
nn extensive plateau Of water.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-25
asr az ItcIu in thurgcs On t.""d- iron' ii''
North. vim kirhsnOnd aud james River
Il Kunnwhn t'unnI. TO Z. inch hUi@,
thence by Rail-, ,ond To IiIr


rlfANlFIL my friends and the putlia Tor the' t'y III
rral patronage ] would respectfully inform i'rh thai
To ttc air" ,ross" ni hH-lucs' 'f7ri "n ny
r,lucti"n have determined IL II dncr "hatF's
MrohdHdisC such DN t;nos roi~, Ns Hats
t' Ac. only - cents par loo pounds vii "eu's all
.xj he Wharycs hi,l ,lmoud Ia he Landings
bcIut at l.Nn,ihurg
Produce forwarded at very low rates.
II FL SPECIAL rates. see cHcurr.
ALFRED : LIE
Forudsd.nG ant :rn rts,.og h,.,Aa4t
ian - ,l's On the Iork h rtnsud Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-25

A writer il one of the. London scientific jour-
nals has some peculiar notions in regard 10 the
effect upon railway travelling of the earth. rota-
ton. 1t is we'll known tha. the earth royolves on
its axis once in ; hours from west to east, the
velocity ol any point its surface is greater
nearer the equator. and loss further from IT, in
the ratio Of the cosac of tho latitude. Thus
according to this ratio the difference between the
relative velocity of the earth in surface motion at
London and nt Liverpool is about % miles per
hour; and this amount Of lateral mo, oncnt is TO
bo gained or lost respects the locomotive, in
each journey, according to the dir s:i u travelled
in from one place to tho other; aui IN proportion
to tho speed will be the pressure atanst the sides
of the rails, which at high velocity will give the
engine tendency to climb the rightheud rail in
each direction
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-25


be generally known that Guano and other fertilizers
he ynchburg good terms as in any "h"
market h regular added in Justice 80 myself as
well the benefit Of the farming community now pub
Ish that intend keep hand good supply of al
the approved Fertilizers and as deal r "fgrN 'ah
other house In the city In them, think 10 safely say
that can sell cheaper other house II certainly
of farmers parone because thereby
enabled purchase Fertilizers at as low price
other market, Of all risks and trouble Please
soil, this and from else now offer for Sa" in
tore aud to arrive
Tons No A Peruvian Guano.
Recess Manipulated Guano.
100 " Sombrero Lump and Ground
80 Brown Mexican tiuano,
80 Elide Island Guan0
100 " Plaster, Lump and Ground,
% Kettlcwells Potash and Plaster,
900 Sacks I.iverpool Salt, prime quality
Farmers the Canal below Lynrhburg he
ed at their landings cy will make engagements At
aug Il ts WIN A MILLER, on Basin
S,UPER-pHOsPHATE OF FI.IME.-Ni,, hell
Croaalales Bone Smper Phosphate of Lime, prepared
from ground Bones uano and other long acknow
containing all the elements OF vigorousand
durable stimlan sale the subscriber At lower price
than Peruvian uauo trial will prove IT'S eoonomy and SUI
p"riority WI ANbLn,oN
rats
q n
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-25
MISCELLANEOUS CARDS.

u = = ~ ttE~ ~. pbi1i ; - NJ, t,,>fuua
y .=tNrEtl 1. 'N''"' pfNItK aTiN. t'''
ESENs. SAhpHEB,t. ~ 90 .Rnakrr-, -
Wal II, Ncw hotl. tuA aml sell Hurutfenl m'n'N'
III L. draft a. ak' collections at all rontStn IL" ni
t states and taaa the has" a. -A'
al Stock H"nl>s sud "hu >ecurua upon Cormiss"u and
reniuet al p'aIn' h sen,a tuhnk business ~ a''
IT d"Iurtu.en -
The linn in 1ynchburE P,io>. Sp"Gce Co. who viii
stc rrnmI At untun l. has.u,s rutiusttlt them
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-25
tl.d4N {. II HARDY u BROTIIER
IpsIHD sAAN.-IJO Ruic- jus, received IN
l-u .aal> JAMES BOYD co.

Az ftss we have this dny opened II
-r3tniI to#,rttru ot Comic aud Ornamental NAIi,%
NJ ff.t .iHits PAYNE a BIACkFtl'D.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-25
hklIT as 4 NHytI TN1'
OrgnniC Weakness

u,ber Of the College of Surgeons London Gr'!nH'"
~ on. nj ne ,os, eminent Colleges of the United "alr
nd the greater part whoae life has been spent in t r
IIo,ntas Of ondCu Paris Philadelphia and siscwht" ias
.ome of the astonishing cures that Ger
many ubled with ringing In the head and ears "
an nory Oman being alarmed at sudden r"unl
@ hn h,incss with hlushng attended sometimes
~, =, a., yems nj Of mind. cured immediately
In.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-22
FALL RACES.


ASHLAN ID " A.
Il MSA RACES-FALL MEETING,
<dgfAT~ - l859.--C m IN nc ng on
At<A THURSDAY, eth October,
z="--Es~---->--A'"-a">---iS5 9-The RACES over tho
ASHLAND COURSE. IN Hanover county, Va
will continue FIVE days, rs follows:
FIRST DAT-FIRsT RACE.-SceepStdke for
two year old Colts and Fillies single dash of n
mile; 500 entrance; $50 forfeit; 500 added by the
Club, provided two or more start.
SECOND RACE pSfake, for three year old
Colts and Filies; two mile heats; $3.50 entrance;
500 forfeit; 200 added By the Club, provided two
or more start.
SECOND DAY-FIRsr RAcE.-Swsepstake for
three ear old Colts which have never won race;
mile heats; S100 entrance; $50 forfeit; 100 added
by the Club. provided two or more start:
SECOND RAcE-ProprtetOr'S Purse, 500; three
mile heats.
THIRD DAY-Fmsr RAcE.-Siagis Dash Of
two miles. free for all ages for purse OF sao on
the part of the Clubs 10 entrance, TO go with tho
purse.
SECOND RAcE-Joekey Club Purse, $500; four
mile heats.
FOURTH DAY-FIRsT RAcE.-Swespstakes for
three year old Colts and Fillies two mile heats;
$500 entrance; 800 forfeit; 600 added by the
Club, provided two or moro start.
SECOND RACE Proprjetor's Purse, $500; two
mile hents.
FIFTH DAY-Haadirap Purse, $780, for beaten
horses of the meeting; two mile heats.
Entrances for the Sweepstakes to close on lst
October, 1859. Address the undersigned
NATH'L A. THOMPSON.
Secretary Ashland Jockey Club.
ASHLAND, Hanover co, Va, August ], lso9
au l--Iawt27thO
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-22
by ThOs. w Reese. Auct..
(0th & - AZ

TTRtSTEES' SALE OF GENTEEL
HoUSEH0LEA AND KITCHEN FURNITURE
AT AUCIION.-By virtue of two deeds of trust,
executed to the subscribers by James p. II Ter,
dated the l7th day ot December, 1885, and the other
dated the 2ith day OF January. 1859 both of which
deeds are OF record IN the Clerks Office OF Henrco
County Court, We shall. in execution thereof pro-
coed TO sell at public auction, at the residence of
the said Tyler. in the county of Henrico, the
September. 1859 at 10 O'Clock A NJ. (if fair; if not.
the next fair day. all the property conveyed by
said deeds, consisting of HOUSEHOLD and
KITCHEN FURNITURE, now used in the house
Kept by said ylef as a boarding house. to wit:
Dining Tables; 31s dozen Chairs; Sideboard; Ma
hogany Centre Table; Hair Sofas: Plates;
Dishes; Knives and Forks Casters Lamps; Wa
ter Pitchers; Clock; Butter Stands 81 dozen
Plated Forks: Writing Desks; lot of Stoneware;
large Stove, Boiler and Fixtures; ] small do;
Water Cooler; Bins, for -four and meal; 31a
Shades: 34a dozen Table Spoons 80 do. Tea; 6
Butter Plates Cream Pots 3 dozen Soup Plates
l Washing Machine; Carpets; Beds, Bed
steads and Bed Furniture; Pine Wardrobe;
Mahogany do; Bureaus ; s Mahogany Chairs; 6
Windsor do; Piano; Passage Carpet; ! Ms
hog4ny Rocking Chair; Shovel, Tongs. &C.;
KITCHEN FURNITURE of every descripti
and many articles of II OUSEH0LD FURNITURE
too numerous to mention in this advertisement.
Also, Horse; Cart and Harness; Plough and
Gear; Harrow; Sub soil Plough; Wheelbarrow );
Axes, &c.
There will also he hired out. by the Trustees. for
to wit: Little John, Willis. and Sarah.
Terms Cash 4 Hex E GGAARkkkErT, Trustees.
HA.Sae by THos. w. kEEsEE, Auct Sc q
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-22

NEW YORK Sept. 2l.-The American State
Convention here to-day voted down resolu-
non for strai ght American ticket, and com
lnittea appointed 10 select candidates from
those now in the field
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-22
By Richard Cauthorn, Auct.

TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND
L LOT. IN RICHMoND.-By virtue of deed
of trust from lno; W. Jewett and wife, TO the un-
dersIgned, and duly recorded in the Clerks Office
of the Hustings Court of the City of Richmond.
and by consent of parties. shall proceed to sell at
public auction, the LOT OF GROUND. named in
said deed LIVING between Jackson and Duval streets.
fronting ON I'd street 81 feet and running back $50
feet to an alley. The improvements consist OF
two-stery BRICK DWELLING, the front arrang-
ed FOR i store.l with kitchen and other necessary
buildings, and enclosed by substantial plank
fence. r.
TERms-Cash. rs to all the expenses oil eyecut-
Ing this trust aud the sum of $40 Is, due me 9th
day OF July last; credit until the sih DAY OF Apt.
1860 Tor the further OF $40 80, the purchaser
executing negotiable note. and giving deco Of
trust on the property To seeare the same ana 70.
the halance cash The sale will take place on the
premises, on TUESDAY, 9th oi ssgsesmheI al
o clock p. NJ. u, GAbTaoRNi
- it'd afNsNe
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-22

FUTURE DAYa


BY Jatnes NJ. Tnyler Son. Auct's.
FRAMED HOUSE And LOT. ON 10TH
4 STREET. AT ACCTfoN.-wish to, pnr :
chase = suburban residence, | offer for sale the
large FRAMED TENEMENT situated on 10Th
street, between Byrd street and the Basin. The
house IL at present occupied by Mr.. Henry Ross.
rs dIocery. at an annual rent Of StW. The lot
fronts u feet. and runs back 100 feet.
fEENs.-One fourth cash. balance at 0. r. and Is
msnthe. for negotiable notes, inserest added. and
secured by trust deed.
JAMES NJ. CONWAY.
~ The shove property will be sold ut auction
on W EDNES DAY. the 2s,h day of septic Inber, at
"A O'Clock, ?. M. JAS. NJ. TAYLOR q son.
~ AncflnneeTS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-22
Marine Disaster.

BosroY Sept. 2I.-The brig W. F. Windsor,
bound ior Richmond Va, toundered n sea on
thr 18th instant. Her crew have arrived at
Portland, Me.
N"RFoLK, Sept. 2l.-Arrived, French bark
rugnay from Havana hound for Havre,
with cigars. She touched Florida Reefs, and
j. leaking badly.
a large ship, and two smaller ones, are
shore !ar South of Cape Henry.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-22
From " aShin1ton.

WAsHlNGT0E. Sept 2i.--A peremptoTy de-
maud win probably he made OH Chill. for re-
dress tor American citizens, and Congress will
hr invoked. should tins demand fail.
The Navy Department has ordered Il court
IF inquiry into the facts attending the loss OF
thr Fulton.
The report Of the massacre, in Oregon, OF
100 troops, u entirely disCreditcd
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-22
From ilavama.

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 2L-The Cahaw ba,
from Havana on the 9Th, has arrived. Money
was tight. and the banks We're preparing To
ISSUE new bills to facilitate business. Sugars
were dull AID nominal, and planters Were
shipping on their own account. Stock IN port,
glu, 600 boxes. FFeights duh,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-22
AFTER FROM RoP &



r,u.peu>iou OF Meetings at the Zurich Con-
,crcncc.-Another Meeting between Napo-
lron and Francis Successful Trial of the
Great Iastprn--Thr Times on the San
Iuau island SEIZURE. NC.
HALIFAX. Sept. 2i.--The steamship Arabia
rived here yesterday evening, with dates
fr.!a Liverpool TO the 10th inst.--sevcn days
The Great Eastern was safely At sea.
Fae Zurich Conference had suspended It's
.urHtguEs
Tnc Assemblies OF Parma and Romagua had
-t~e}yed on annexation 10 Piedmont.
I. Is reported th2g the Zurich Conference had
g -ermiucd she boundaries Of LombaTdy.
trother meeting between the Emperors OF
France and Austria was expected soon in
Sutherland,
IsgCoND DIsrATcHl
TA. Independence Beige saws England has
proposed 10 France and Austria an European
.uarrss on Italian affairs. on the basis of
nar-,0ter,ention by force; bu: a Paris tcle-
-.a.a snntr3d4els tbS. statement.
The Great Eastern departed from the
YaSur. GA the -th, in the presence of an i'm
--ru~y conconrse OF enthusiastic people. Capt.
{ ~, toee, II the American steamship Baltic,
. N aAsrsd and took part in the management
.hc ship. Her performance was admirable.
~i!r was kept under as perfect command rs "a
r.s.E steamer and steers As easily a. Il - wager
boat" The engines appeared capable ofslart-
li. uT checking The motion almost AZ n single
Dt ttt t.Ai4ti. AS 10 sIttN &iif jsONAOii
-!:iur- ~sys her performance proves her 10 BE-
fha tt-.rsi vessel ailuat. She left Move at 81
o'clock aud was OF Dover 1T O'Clock.
The London Times has an editorial on Uar-
rr,.- occupation Of San Juan Island charae-
.rr3zlnc lie act o. an exercise of power to
,gntsh England cannot tamely submit.
Thr American horse St1rk had won tEe
Warwick cup.
COMMERCIAL.
E,.rpraai. Sept. 10 Cotton for the week open
% nd closed gIles. Sales Tor tae NGGk Hi
o. i41 b1irS including gUO 70 spectators ana IL.
sa fn exporters. SAfes Fjdey estimated n 1000
les. including 200 to exporters. The market
-sNrl steady AZ the tojiOwln- quotations: Orleans
- . Iuiddltn< l-lG. glands miGdliHE o..
Winchester report favorable Set acilNc. with
a4 1dvHnctnE tendency.
Er,udsfBFS dui American -four and wheat very
.aIrTlor + quality and unsa'eabe. Corn duly ell
IS. 81 ats.
Pfor,sionS generally have "a declining tendency.
Sect SfsHdy and on Iar qualities tu"re IS sli& ut
et.gnncc- lniddIng and lower qualities slightly
..y.rr. Purh h"avy and generally UNCHANGED. Lard
..t.et ~ KS. Gi.a5Ts. Sugar Aeayv and generally
.s.. lgu.ed. Coffee tfm. Tea SLOW OF sale, but
+ut q. tp;abv changed Rice stoady.
Nn,Jt .~tUrtS.-RuSn steady and unchanged
IuiyrutGuo frm ~ 55s
los nos .- " heat emil and nil quotations of Eng
,Nh S.i-htis lower IurpeEt!ne dGii at 5iS. 81. a
The money market IS generally unchanged and
money continues abundant.
CoaSo.s Tor money ga g25's. for account 95ts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-22
Ry Alex. Nnit. Auct.

EIKNITCKE, DIX tsOOUN, AND tIRO-
l. CERIIS.-Wi be sold at auction at my store,
on THURSDAY morning next. the I'D inst. com
mencing at 10 O'Clock, n general assortment Of
Household and Kitchen Furniture.
DRY GOODS, Ready Made Clothing. Boots,
Shoes, Hats, Caps, and Bonnets Large lot Hoop
Skirts.
GROCERIES.-Whi Gin, Brandy. Wine,
Sugar, Coffee, Candies, Soap, and Bacon. 1900
Cigars.
ALSO,-LaTge assortment China. Glass. and
Earthen-W Ware. ALIEN. MOTT,
sell Auctlpupsr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-22
DEATH OLE A PnYsIcIAx.-Dr. Ed. II.

DEATH OF A PHYsICIAS.--Dr. Ed. II. Bar
ton. formerly distinguished physician of
New Orleans, and Tor many years President
Of The Louisiana STATE Medical Society died
At Columbia, \ e, on the 10Th inst. He was a
ia i've of Virginia When the Mexican war
broke out, he was appointed a Surgeon in the
United States rmy and placed in the respon-
elblc position OF The control of The Hospital AT
Vera Cruz.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-22
By Goddin s. App-rson. Auct's.

;ErE N y Itb = FIJI ho rpSN As Sp
r. RPM NE S2s Rc SHE FIX FdE fhA Al
AtCTION.-At the request of DR.. lno. b. Harvie,
e % e " Rndf ON sS Of
Oct@ter la52 comme enc at o'clock r. NJ j..
square Of FOUR ACRES, at the northeast cor
of l.. II. Dance, Esq. 2ndIy. The handsome square
adjoining that owned by Mr. Dance, bounded by
cnnta,nInE Is 1CRES. sg. Tbat Tery beautiful
square Of FOUR ACRES, at the southeastern
the, residence of Mr.. Thos. .SSuter and others
4thly. That eligible square, with oak trees thereon,
commanding fine view of Rjehmond: containing
EIGHT ACRES, adjoining the lot of Jos. Allen,
Esq. on the west. bounded, also, by Dover street,
l!arvie street, and another street not named 5th.
The adjoining square OF SIX and three quarter
ACRES opposite 10 the C!arks Spring property.
and adj Joining the Reservoir and the lands of said
Allen. fronting. also. on Harlve and Ashland SITS
9Th. That handsome square containing THREE
ACRES. adjoining the residence of N r Andrews,
bounded Inv Cherry Culvcrt. Athena rle and Bevi-
dere streets 7th. The adjoining square of THREE
ACRES, bounded by Cherry. Cuivert, BeivIdere
aud Cumberland streets. Sth The adoinne square
of THREE ACRES, bounded by Cherry. Culvert,
Cumberland and Dover streets. The foregoing
squares will be sold entire or divided INTO build
ing lots of suitable size, as may at the time OF sale
lie deemed best, Pats of the land can be seen at
@n %,G Tnd all Rt"sa9n gwen n TesPect tito to
beautiful situation of the foregoing Real Estate.
its nearncss to the western limits of Richmond; or
oI itGot 80 $3.50 a aS;ra IT. - - W ~ o,i I, III e
telto liia, NO 'le ~ e FipIoN ca isea r-s
ta1G mas nee 9DeLGu d, hce9n l"f many SeatS pa5t:
FIX ~ j 10 10o' one loul VI St, .S
@ aon C III al Shl,S vea 'o 10
hh9 iusI : wv; IL CASH. Gddhce AZ .. -
anu 10 lionals az SUNS o's. - oV9' one iotrth
ctsh' rilltlIce ~ o. - 10 anu - nohths, IN eltneI
case lot hfsn{'',ie nntss interest aodea secured
pS ~ Idus, ueeu' OF ttT Tetaea i,DUpcON
<-,,,,,,,e..
[ ~. InH Gr T. p J,GG run -d
MI ~ r N0P RT AZ ! fCII,In1NS ~
~ l = Sran 10
sJer apP"ilen ny "c or 81 , ae Gcu Nnall
in the case Of HIVES o' ug En-, Bos
Tc, Shal pr"cSefS9 70 SeL a! pumHc auction; on
t n1 1 ed 81 -" ~ = NJ N In tL IT ~ ~
nir,ad r. IN he III, ine
- =" ia nc ~ !, III. ol
naL portion on we lea. tstate hilo!leu 70 ihlata
~ "MieS ps d 81 We Cou, III nt ease
%! i, di1lSoh vs.. w G'ilfiHIu @c.' anu colanlilS
-to IVY 3cI eSi any ~itCh was pufchaSeo 10y Men
a,u mn II. WI" ms Iai!eu 10 pay tne PuTehtse
Ion19 ~ SOU lilu ~ d Pf1t oi tne Ilce
tIat1' aFq .l9s III We cHumtN Oh nehrlco' tWn nles
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-22
From Mexico.

New ORLEANS, Sept. 2l.--Uates from Vera
cruz are To the 81 inst. DegoladO was = san
LuI- Pos tasi. re-orgaulMng his army.
E. The FIcayUue's MiuItIti1n CORES pendent on
!ttr lHih states that MlTamnn was ~ the capitol
Iu conference with MS generals, III reference to
tu expedition against Vera Cruz. The house
II De Barron had loaned MlramOn a large
sum on bonds. OtWuy, the Brush Minister
remains until October.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-22

FAEMyiLLE, VA. Sept. 2l.-At the District
Congressional Convention, to-day, Roger A
Pryor WIS nominated 10y acclamation. Hop
hins name was not placed before The ConVen.
lion by his friends.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-22
THE SAN JUAN ISLAND SEIZURE.
american Troops KeinfOrced--Lstte tier OF
Gen. Harvey TO Gov. Douglas.

NEW ORLEANS Sept. 2l.--The steamer Ha-
haua from Minatltian, with San Francisco
tl.i,cHA hr 9Th inst. has arrived.
Fi~luudr,a American troops were al San
Juau Island and earthworI>s had been thrown
.p. and the harbOT OF Victoria was command
81 hy =; field piece. The island was in 4 COM
uirtr litc Of defence.
Gen. Harvey says he will call ont volun-
,rrrs from the Territories if attacked He
N.td WgiItea 10 Gen. Douglas To say that he
had occupied the Island 10 protect American
.l,!zrns from the insults of the British au-
.hJriti-s Of NsnCouycr's Island, and the lud-
son Bay Cunpauy.s officers.
The British Admiral refuses TO obey Gov.
Douglas and bring on Il collision, and refuses
fl, bring The Brush North Pacific fleet near
The Island, but viii await orders from the
Home Government. He disclaims all hostile
Intentions. The American and British officers
y frInldIN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-22
L~ENnNn nLsPATCHl

ST Louis. Sept. 2l.-Adyices from the Pa
Cihc coast say that 9 companies OF United
State, IutaDtry and Artillery, had been land
rd Al san Juan Island, from the United States
r'rtmer Massachusetts,.
IN" Legislative Assembly of British Colum-
bta urge GOV. Douglas 10 enforce on tie British
Government The necessity of demanding the
evacuation Of san Juan al all risks. and Of
maintaining her rights 10 The whole archipel-
ago OF islands now dishonesty inv AIDED by the
uisrd States.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-22
TRUSTEES SALE OF 4 SMALL FARM,

I FOUR MTLES BtIUW hIIiaIUNIa NEnH
THE NEW CENTRAL ROAD AND The
LANDS OF JACOB s. ATLtE AND 9TH
ERS-As Trustee in deed Of trust, bearing date
23d June, 1857, duly, recorded in Henrico County
thereof proceed to SELL at public auction, on the
premises, on FRIDAY the Both day. OF september,
1859 at O'Clock. ]. M, th far; II not; me next
ted as above and now III the occupancy oil Mr..
Joseph l. Herbert. containing twenty-five acres,
more or less of which II acres are IN a hne state
of cutivation-h lance in wood, The buildings
on the place sufficient for the use oi smaii
family. -, an =.
The TERMS, which will be reasonable, Will be
made known at the hour of sale; The taxes LOT
1855 and 1859 TO be paid by the purchaser
signed on the 9Th March. 1855. re sale is now
made necessary by the failure OF the purchaser TO
comply with the terms of sale. and u IS made az
his risk and loss JOHN HOWARD,
So ~ Trustee.
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NOTIEE.-By vIrture of n deed of trust
cuted to me, on the Isl day of September. ISIS,
by Reuben +. Hlndey. which was duly recorded IN
the Clerks Office of the County of Hanover,
shall, at the request othe beneficiary in said deed
proceed To sell. at Hanover Court House. on FRI
DAY, the 2lst day of October 1859, at llta O'Clock
A NJ. all the ra lit, title and undivided interest of
the said K. +. Hundey, in four tracts Of LAND,
lying in said county, rs described in said deed.
JAMES I. SUTTON, Ir.,
Sc l7-dt2lO Trustee.
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BY Jas. NJ. TayIor Il son, Aucts.
II

KtSEEf $ALE UF MA, NbIt e.
L FARM. KNOWN AS RURAL SHADES.-By
virtue of deed of trust to the subscriber. bearing
date the goth day of September. 1854, and recorded
in Henrico County Court Clerks Office. being
thereto requested, shall sell at public AUCTION:
upon the premises. on TUESDAY, the 9Th day of
October, commencing at o clock. p. NJ, that val
liable Farm, known as RURAL SHADES, in the
county of Henrco. on the New Bridge or Stony
Run road. about two miles east of the city. adjoin
ing High Meadow, the farm of Mr.. r. II. Dlckn-
son, the lands of Mrs. Ross and others 1t lies on
with valuable orchard.
The improvements are a dwelling. with the usual
out buildings, in toierabe order. most OF which
are located in 4 beau tiul oak grove.
REGARDING its proximity to the city and its beau
tiful situation, Rural Shades,' for its szc,s con-
sidered of the most desirable farms now IN the
market.
TERMs.-One- fifth cash; the balance ut l, 9 and
years credit payments, to hear interest, payable
semi-annuaily, and secured by trust deed
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR, Trustee.