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NEW York. Feb. ON.

The steamship City of Manchester from
Liverpool, is signaled below. Her dates
are to the I'd inst, and have been an
ticipated by several arrivals.
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Receipts by Railroad.

EtDTuhiy Sfthi ioo'-
bids Whisky, Allis & Howes car load Hoop
Poles, Oakley 4 Son; sack Feathers, Wheeler d
Riggs 80 bushels Wheat, P. Montgomery; bbls
Eggs, box Butter, l bale Yarn, George Miller !;
l22 sacks Flour Sorenson, Lcmcke Il &c, l57 bbls
Pork |. A Crane A T.. SHRADER. Agt.
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NxECUT0Rs .V'OTTCE-.NOTICs

ENfECUTORS sFOTxCE.-.fOTxCE
lAI is hereby given that the undersigned Exec
utor of MARY NEALE. deceased, will sell at pub
lie auction, on SATURDAY, the 26th day of Fell
ruary, 1859, at the residence of said deceased in
Union Township, Vanderburgh county, Indiana,
sistRg of the following articles: five head of CATTLE
twelve head of hogs buggy, one lot of hay, and
household and kitchen furniture, besides other
ticles Saleto commence at 10 o'clock A. NJ
TRRMs-AIl sums of three dollars and under,
cash in hand and on all sums three dollars, a
credit of nine months will be given, this purchaser
giving note bearing interest with approved secu-
rity, and waving all benefit of valuation OF APP
prasement laws. 5. r. NEALE,
feb2-3wwG Executor
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Special Notices.
HolIoway's 0IsImsat.-The

HOII0tpaN's Oiatnisat.-1He baas of
Scrofula, the Kings evil OF our ancestors, has no
foe like this detergent and eradicatng salye. Its
healing qualities unequalled in the cure of salt
rheum sore legs, breasts, and the scald head,
and ring worm, the enemies of the nursery. 1t re-
the coating of the skin, aud leaves no trace
behind OF former Disagreement. Sold at the manu-
factory, No. so Maiden Lane, New York, and by all
Druggists, at BIC, d3c., and I'll per pot feb23
T goa ar. STICK, the probability ss that
the root ofyonr suffering is in the stomach. From
weak stomach proceeds dyspepsia, Ague, Ian
gour, Nausea, and legion of other tormentinS dis
eases. Indiges ton produces thin blood, and there
fore destroys the strength and vger OF the entire
System. To restore the tone Of the siomach, and
enable it to throw of aud dismiss forever all these
troublesome and dangerous complaints, nothing is
necessary but a persevering use of Dr. j HOSTET-
TER's CELEBRATED STOMACH DIFFERS. A
trial of their power cannot fail to prove that there
is no failure in their sedatiye effects. We cheer
fully recommend them to the public, Knowing as
we do, their many excellent qualities.
G5- For sale 10y Druggists and dealers generally,
everywhere. feb23
.naaarSs's .fnsf-.NsrUo"s E1s- Tobacco,
IN AND OUT OF FoIL.-The only place to pro
BROS, No. % Main street, door above First
They are the only authorized agents, and alone
have the genuine article. s. -
ian2g-Im JAMES A. MANURE.
Dr. H0Opsr's Esmafs Cordfaf.-Thfs
medicine will all Female Complaints, such as
Excessive, Suppressed, or Painful Menstruaton,
Flour Albus, or Whites, BARONESS, Sallow Com
plexion, Headache. Dizziness Weak Nerves, Fright
full Dreams and all diseases caused by Colds, Check
ed Perspiration Excuses, Over Excitement otc, e
the Sexual Organs. Fer all Irregularities Of the
Monthly Periods, DIR. Hooper's Female Cordial is d
I SPEEDY and POSITIVE CURE. 1t has been amply
tested, and the most gratifying reports of CURES
daily received from evory town and city where
I il Ia known. - r l 70 =
/ BE Price 81 per bottle, six bottles for IS.
Prepared by DIR. EASTERLY, Corner Third ant
| Chestnut streets st. Louis, Mo, sole proprietor.
sr0PD siRv 4 THOMPSON Agents.
! EVANSVILLE Indiana 1ec2l-d2 w:sia
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BE- Mr. William Curran, son of Laurence,
the brother of John Philpot Curran, the
gEkat Irish orator, IS now an inmate in n
penthouse in kantulk. te .e-a
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RG~ 1t is said that distinguished lawyer
of New York is about to give up a lucrative
practice, and 60 as a missionary to Japan.
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B6~Congress has passed the bill allowing
the widow of Gen. Gaines pension of $50
per month.
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PITFsBURG. Feb.

PITTsBURG, Feb. 23-P NJ
River 0 feet inches and falling Wealth
or clearing up. Mercury 400.
The Halle Dell arrived and the Defender
departed.
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AEDE n .g.N,O MOST EXTE

Wholesale and Retail Dealer i'll American and Ital
ian Marble, Head Stones, Cottage and large MonH-
ments, Vases, Mantles, Furniture Marble, &C; now
on hand, 400 tons of Statuary, white and fine
Varegated Marble he can furnish dealers greater
variety OF fine Marble thnn be found in any of
the Western Southern States. His stock con-
sists of Slabs of all Sizes from 10 inches thick
and Monuments of all sizes, at prices that cannot
fail to please.
Those wishing to purchase beautiful and lasting
mementoes will find il his large wareroom an as
sorment not to be surpassed for beauty, originality
of design, carving and execution in any of the east
ern cities. He constantly employs large number
OF frst-class worknen and carvers, that enables
him to give better satisfaction than be had at
any other establishment. His agents, in soliciting
orders, authorized sell tine price that
the purchaser would have to pay if he selected the
marble in person. His customers always rely
upon having their orders filled to the letter, as
satisfoction is hs aim, and profap tness his motto
MARBLE HALL BUILDING,
dec22 Eya1syiIle Indiana
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INDG.u'S RXPRESs EO.nP.E.y'Y.-
oH NEW ARRANGEMENT.
The ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY respectfully an
nounce to their friends and patrons the public of
Evansville and vicinity, that with increased facili
ties for the transportation of
FREIG INT, Pa OK GEES.
MONEY AND VALUh BLES.
They solicit continuance of former favors. Es-
pecial care taken in the collection of Bills, Drafts
Notes. and the transportation of small and valuable
packages.
All persons wishing to avail themselves of the ia
cities of the Express obtain any desired infor
nation in reference the and details of the
business, at thoir Office First street, between
Main and Locust opposite the Post Office.
de Is ~ @. FL. FISH, Agent.
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RAILROADS AND EXPRESS.

rfH.a.V'GE OF TI.mR.-ET.s.Srs-
IyyLLE AND CRAW- LA o. EEszsssssss:E
fordsytle Railroad, saS 49, .
On and after Monday, Nov. 18th, 1888, the trains
en- this road will run as foilows:.
The up mail will leave Evansville at 1920 A NJ. !;
Vincennes l. SO p. M, and arrive at Terre Haute
at4 SIS P. NJ.
The down mail will leave Terre Haute at 7.30
A M; Yincennes 10.40 A. NJ, and arrive at Ev.
ansyile at I.30 2. NJ.
ACCOMMODATION TRAINS DAILY
viii leave Evansville at GOO A. M. and arrive at
Vincennes at 1887 A. N.
Will leave Vincennes at ii .27 A. III. and arrive
at Evansville at 4.10 P. NJ.
Will leave Terre Haute at 5.40,A. NJ, and arrive
at yincennes at 1870 p. NJ.
Viii leave Vincennes at II 20 A. NJ, and arrive
at Terre Haute at 4.20 p. n g.
JOHN INGLE, JR. Prcs't and Sup't.
noy29s Enauirer cony
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stop that CoughADr. Carser's ComgI

Stop that C0ugh!-Dr. Garter's Cough
Balsam will cure Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Con-
sumption, Bronchitis, Splitting Of Blood, Pain in
the Side and Breast Pleurisy, Whooping Cough,
Group, Liver Complaint, Palpitation of the Heart,
and all diseases of the Throat, Chest and Lungs.
Too much care aud attention cannot be given 10
diseases of the THROAT and LUNGS Reader, have
you a Cough, Cold, any disease of the Lungs p
Do not neglect it. Delay is dangerous. MILLIONS
die annually by neglecting Common Cold. Colds
and Coughs lead to Consumption, and then to
an early death Be advised Ia time, and procure
at once that celebrated remedy, DIR. CARTER's
COUGH BALSAM, tho greatest aud best remedy ia
the eorld. 1t has cured thousands upon thousands
after hysicans and every other remedy had failed
and the patient given up to die. Physicians drug
gists, and all who have used DIR. Carriers Cough
Balsam, universally acknowledge il the most prompt
pleasant and eoaeious remedy kosn for all diseases
of the Throat, Chest and Lungs.
Price-Triai bottles, rs cents; larger bottles, 81
per bottle six bottles for S.. ~
Is4s- Prepared by DIR. EASTERLY, corner Third
and Chestnut streets, St. Louis. Mo-, sole praprie
tor and to whom all orders must bo sent to get the
genuine. Esas rvi5
sToDDARD & THOMPSON,
F. w SAWYER Ase"'' e. -.a.
ExANsvnLE. indiana. g decal- d4w3m
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Bodiam Mining Company, Evansville, Indiana.
Office on Mater street, between Main and Locust
Coal il. quantities of not less than 20 bushels, de-
lyercd TO any part of the city, 10 cents per bash.
at pit, cents JOHN WYM0ND,
oofg Secretary and Manager.
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pr. Easterfy's Fever and .3sHs MILLER.
This Medicine will Fever and Ague, Dumb
Ague, Chills and Fever, Intermittent and Remit
tent Fsvers and every form of Fever incident to
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AUcT1o1t aA1.ns.
THIS my
~ En-. csot Aucs-

| AHGE AID EsrG.siyE SAFE
BooEs sT8TF0TrR +. fsf~rvss oops. n,
SLIGHTLY y AiIAGfD 81 FIRE -
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Mr. Bigler. our Minister to Chile is said 10
he succeeding admirably with the Chileans.
All outstanding difficulties are in fair way of n
speedy and aInicabie adjustment. lie has
asked for leave of absence to return TO the Uni
Ted States.
An i,incrant Snowman was bitten by rat
t.esnake on the first fnger Of the right hand.
in New York, on Saturday He was conveyed
10 The hospital, where his wound was cauter-
lied. with favorable results.
The Methodist brethren had "quite tme''
a. the oid John street Westinghouse New
York. Sunday, the occasion being the COM
InemoTaiiou OF the dedication OF that ediffce,
Oct. 3Jth. i1G- ninety -onC years ago.
The Methodist Episcopal mission house, 2i5
North Avenue, New York, was entirely de-
stroyed by fire Saturday morning, together
" ia a black mith shop, owned by William
Wright, adjoining.
The Wilmington and Weldon Railroad Com
pany a their la9e annual meeting, declared
dividend of four per cent. on their capital
STOCK for the last fix months.
Philip Pendergrass committed suicide in
Fraukf0rd, near Philadelphia, last Sunday
morning. by cutting his throat with razor.
A little girl named McCarty was burnt TO
death on MAYORS hill, near Washington, last
Friday
Charles Warren, owner of the celebrated
horse Hiram Drew, died in Brookiine, Mass,
q few days since.
The Governor Of Massachusetts has ar
pointed the 2ith Of November for thanksgiy
ing day in that State.
Mrs. A. Parker, an actress of considerable
prominence. died in New York last Friday.
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Inn " nxhincton.

tsrrSagoN. NOV, Six different bids for
....,... .hr great Southern mai, from Port
ID, N,N Orleans, were received n the
l..-.-pl.,c UcpSr ment comprising four dis
-.... rr.fss. VIZ. The Virginia and Geunes-
,,.. ,.a Sg.hJard ald @ uit, the Baltimore ard
G..,.r',. 10 CS.ro-targce 10y the Mississippi
.....--,.& the Ssah.3rd. Florida and GUlt
-...a Tar department firmly adheTes 'o its
...,.Ga 10 make but "nc contract Tor the
8. ..,. ...dlHg }ho contracting parry 10 strict
-~t. ..-4hIly iur The pUpc:oaliit au0 regular
Az 3 .ae entire service.
t-s.. Vi. {. aIcsss has been removed from
-n- n.s' az experimenting engineer OF the
i.....l rNteUSIea, ana Capt. Nm. 4. Frank
... 81. .aa typographical engineer corps, APP
2. So. ga al AiS pace.
>.ytraG parties Ia terested in The Tehuaute-
,-. route are herr. They confidently assert
al .ur California .naii wIiI shortly 1t re-
Stored 30 ;hat route
GlH.it a4s4c,s !rom Mexico state that The
r..-.s government IS awaiting The Return of
: ...-. ~ Nt1.aur-ch no leaves IN the steamer
e. D. ito reopen treaty negotiations with
..s L. Fed >.-.tvS.
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Triol OF thu Harper's Ferry Sensrirators.
.,uAE1 gsrovN, Va, Nov. The Court met
- rga,ioek tAts morning, and the prisoner
N,,.,.re was brought Ia, Before proceeding
I'm he tr3ai. Mr., GrlSwola sgated the points
W ,,6t,h an arrest 81 judgment had been ask
vi AR IN BrUWN's case. In addition TO the
,,'s.,0, mentioned yesterday, he sad ii had
.I r,en proved hey oitd a Goaht that brown
oven a ciN2Gu of The United States ar
"a ;bat treason coetld not be committed
ss-s,,st STATE, bar only against the General
%.,srpuaent. aud cited Judge S1oTy rs author
-; gl.a that The gary had not found the pri-
.r eullty OF c.imts as charged ia tho M
mont mad ucl responded IL Offences
ia hut found him guilty. Of ohences not
- ,-,,l fpp,. had .aUnu Gtiu guilty Oh mufaer
" .,r ;il>t degree, when lhe laolc imeat dpes
10. charge hitn with offences constituting tndt
III, hunter replied. quoting N" Virgins
Z. dc ~ tAe rffgCg t|tS} T"CtHiTal"'S s''",N
moi arrest tbe aa;p3i istgaiioa c. jGst''S. ns
y. tho jurisdiction oNC. t9F1Soo, TX W"S stunt
-..a. a. sxv shs; h. /. Nt>i5,Htr 81 Nt'Stt'a
has ,.tss.s a law assuming shat l"Fis"ifu5n
...t t.t...,,.o. Al tst esu>.4.uEte iiat CRIME.
Tn, C.l,.. reserved lts Gr,tSioA- hEoN" Nas
-,.4...l tGrlnl he arr 4..f&L
l-.t r.v, VS. svCrt. - tNYpre case nc
..,.,.,r - The SIs(e Is tudj 9lie3dN p"o~
....-. t..t vIsh q lvyo:HT examination Of Wit
-...... IN tne prosecute III was Not COR
10. .. "a ,tic s.ils e adj nHramen'.
t-..s v...Aes "a preliminary examination be-
o. ID, ... t'-l.tci magistrates
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ncssMirHlNG. EEL uANGING.

/ 0CA AI}T5fiNC, BELL II L HGt q,
- SILVER PLATING. &c.-The subscriber has
Just returned from the Northern cities, : here be
has laid in a lar. supply OF materials, 81 the best
quality, used in t0CkcA ilfHiNG, BELL. HANG
ING, SILVER PLATING. etc, aud invites pub
lie attention 10 his business lie has eIopot Cd tie
hest worknen To bs hAd, and is prepared 20 make
10 order very kind 81 Lock, 10 HANG BELLS tn the
best manner, AVID 20 do SILVER ftat'us IA 81 e Hos
10 be surpass sd by any establishment IN this coun-
try. All his 0Fk is AUrrantcd, ar no sale
After an experience nt many years IA TINS cify.
and an acquaintance with the best LucG InaHer3 IN
this country. he Eaters himself That he can siye
satisfaction, both as to wofhu'ahship and pFicts'
and therefore solicits orders from town and e0un-
try, which will meet with prompt Attention.
Persons wishins to have LOCKS MADE OR EEPAiE-
rD, BELLS HUNG in any sty le, or SILVER lLATiAs;
executed in n superior manner, are invited 10 call
at his estabiishYent, on 10Th street. three doors
south OF Main, Where tney viii be atteated 70 at
the shortest notice.
Orders from distance, sent through the Post
Office, will be immediately filled, and Bell Hanging
done in any part OF the country AZ city prices.
Address WM w. MEAD
Silver Platter, Lookgmith and Bell HAnger,
oc iT-d3m lafh street. kichmord Va.
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AUCTION SALES.


-
I'm, ~ sAs.uaRIE PAIN ute ~Tst--
TFBMTSit Il f,sEf = Z y NEAR THE wEsTFRN
= n ~ III n IN 81 ia
aNpFaPstiifNrr:: I i lta Nk Road cECPs ET0gk
i b1 segaei, q ~ ewner M Re- T. ais 81
The premises. on MONDAY. tho J2sh IA :, Ia ta.l
cenner' s.infencinf NJ ii O'Clock A. N the Farm
occupied fs himself situated neHr tss Tar ,,s -
TIE Richmond and Charlottesville Plank Easa ~
Herrlco county, about SIX miles from lie c,ty ~
Rickmond ard adjoining the lands OF alsssrs 1
q. Waldrop ard Il. J. Priddy.
IL contains ~ acres nf valuable land. half of which
IL IN woods, the rernainfer is in cultivation. and
particularly adapted to the growth OF wheat corn
anu tohacco- iocatcd IN coed neighhorLoods and
convenient to three churches.
The Improvements are a comfortable two story
uWe,itng, harm. carrIase house. negro quarters,
smoke house, corn house, and other ont buildings
all in perfect ORDER
Az the same time will be sold the Crops, consist
it9 ~ corn shucSs, wheat straw, top and blade
PIGMENTS.
IERHs.--For the lard, one third easn; the bal
ance AZ ana 2yesrs, for negotiable notes, with in
teTest added. and secured by trust reed.
ms terms OF sale of the personal property Will
be made known st the safe
No Ia y-tD - - - SAs'SN"'
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RUNAW.Ays.

RUNAWAY sic r Z YARD For
ii SARAH, sometimes called SARAH ANN.
-skS She IS between - and 80 years old, muat-
tEzj~To, nos very brIy mt co!0Ted. tOleratly long
mn, sizs i' H- ,SH l"s a"ohe
back of her lett hand, that she Cannot shut IL
propHryi speaks rather drawing. | have no doubt
she IS lie city uf Redmond
oc25-ts HEI. Il. ARCHER, Chesterfield.
IA SD REWARD. - The above reward
e'I viii lie paid Re any one who will appTehend
WHO ram o @o1 I'll tba 6 cf Nav S G f an
- n IF. Geor-e =. HAYWOOD, OF Richmond 10
whom he WAS hired, He is about IS years old,
qul.k when spoken to and has been accustomed to
WoTN III tobacco factory. Whcn last heard from
he was en- "a canal boat, 6olnE towards lbnchhurg.
2. j j. NES,
Admir- of Sam'l Peasants, deed.
F2pII-Arn station. CuIpe. ger Co. &C It's
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Dy T.. 0. NoOk' AuCtTF-
VALUABLE STABIFS ON 18TH, BE-
y ~ {. SrV

VALUABLE sTABLFs on 18TH, BE-
' TWEEN FRANKLIN AND GRACE ST,
FOR SALE AT AUCTiON-By the request Of
the owner Mr.. James ]. Southe rlsnd viii sell ut
auction. on the premises, on We UNES DAY, 9th
November, commencing NJ II O'Clock. that vain
able LIVERY STABLE situated rs above; it has
been long and favofably known as among the
best stands in city. The lot fronts fifty
and half fest on 18th street. and IS subject To a
ground rent OF three dollars per foot per annum.-
As Mr.. Switzerland has already made a chan e in
his business the property viii be sod without limit
or reserve. Amy ore disposed tn eugabe in the iiv
ery business. would do well to attend.
TERMs.-0re- tEIrd cash. balance and months
interest added for satisfactory endorsed
bic paper. Il. Is. tOJh,
~
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SHORTLY a / b 81 piRgs e.
yAa7s 4 & ~ s !, ot I ag 4 CO.
80 ~ II Sc 4Sfrse ~ Sc sra T8gH e aAr
On WEDNESDAY Nos- ID At 10 o.e,ock w;lr
rss o sa s i 5 uges fSsss one
BOOKS sTaToSF aaa s faSe, s soobs M
evss offered at auction in his c;tT saal,rsei.v
ss nsnl qFge1;rInsnt 81 HlstoTy Theooxy. rcul
PRAYER Books, HMM soks sn,a r2sf X, Blhles
us,, III Styles OF Dlnding; very extensive assor,
SCHOOL BOOKS.
y y Enssish. Latin, Italian Frerch. Crock ,rs
'eIfn9n. the whole now icing used In Inc sshno,s
ra;nr T assortment Foclscap. Letter Note Bill.
EnyeIoges Motte seas In sTsat sar,ess fapef'
,s no IF US ~ comprise barge ssaoTt
Boxes, PCAte Monne.es. possss ne afqss ,, Hork
randa Books Post-ofce Scales isrse vn s,,,p-
ri valuable and costly Ensraein.s, For,,aI'ssasV
BacksaHmen boards, &C.
MENffS. such as Victims, Bansus Flutes, Finite
mas, AccOrdeons, &e.
A iar-c variety Of blank BOOKS. embracirr
hhedEEers Journals ba. Books sG Bank Books Cash
Thermoineters, Inks, Quilts. &c, with many Other
articles too numerous to mention. tho whole eng
nFae,n9 tEc LARGEST assortment ever oaerea at pub
lie auction in this eity.
The attention of she city and country trade. and
the puoiIe generally, is respectfully solicited. az
every article will be positively sold vii bout limit
reserve.
It maY be proper to remark. that The greater par
ton this estire stock ST htly dsiliaged that
7 can be scarcely perceived. The sale will be con-
is closed ~
CATALOGUES will he ready on the unorntnr Of
sale. ~ " "
TERMs.-For all sums under & 90 cash; over that
amount and under 100 ninety daSS: OYER SIa0
ana under 500. months: over ; so 6 mouths
credit, Ter approved endorsed ne otiahie napey
+. i. COOK. Anet
70 The above Saa viii lie continued irolnday to-
dag until the entire stock is Gispos d Of.
no Its T. h. c., Auot
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NJ II. L = "a Atsct-.
Office in basement METROPOLITAN Hall.
oc 3-M, Th& St2othO tAttlS.
yALUARLE rARN ~ HESRIcN

4 yALUABIE FARM IN -EESRlCG
CITY 81 RfCHN0N6 kNb on NIL n III FR6 6
GAIT JOHN !. IoING,$a CONTAINING no
ACRES. AT PUBLIC AUCTIQN.-l will sell at
public auction on the l5,h das of NOVEMBER. at
Y o'clock upon the premises, Of far; il not the
next fair day thereafter that very valuable farm
located as described above. conteinins one Eun-
dred ard seventy acres Of land. about enc hundred
OF which are. cleared and produces well Of corn,
wheat and tobacco, End is remarkably ada pied to
the raising of vegetables or gTapes. The word
land IS well set IN pine and cedar. The improve
ments consist Of 4 framed cottage residence, with
seven rooms, kitchen' oveFseer mousse, nero
ard built within the past few years. There is q
large apple orchard on tho premises and well of
pure water IN the yard. The location is proyerbial
for health, society eood: aud very Convenient TO
churches, and good mill. The farm is very sus-
ceptbe of q division. ard will be sold az whole
or divided into lots purchasers NAV prefer. II
can be purchased very 10 privately tilid9y OF sale
which, If sold. due notice will he given. The
premises VIII re shown to person wishing To
purchase. b. Mr.. Bernard, who lives on the farm
and farther intorma1ion had upon application 10
ROBERT i. LYME, Auctoneer
oo2f Office in basement Metropolitan Hall
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DUBEIC SALE az ONE THOUsAND
ACRES OF VALUABLE LAND IN CHAS.
CITY Co. ON TIE SWfNEYARD'S ROAD.
e;,,III, THREE MULES OF WiLlC0X'S sNp
SWlNETARD'S LANDING, ON JAMES RIVER
At AUCTION.-Att TIE request Of the owoers. /
VII sell At public auction, on TUESDAY, the sth
OF Noverlher. at Y o'clock. upon the premises If
tar; = not the Lext fair day theTcaHer.l that
valuable TRACT OF Lam d, situated as described
above. contaIninS one thousand acres. adjoining
tie lands oi . G. "a addeil, John l.. walker, Jas.
Hubbard and others.
The sreater portion Of if is in woods. and its
proximity to the public landings on James river
renders tins land very valuable wood can be de-
Hvered AT the landing, only tSree miles distant. at
very remnneratlye prices. 1t is believed that the
wood on the Land, when delivered will pay for II
There is sutfclency of cleared land f0r n per
son !3ez inning 70 farm, which produces we'll Of the
usual crops. Tho lnapFov erlents consist If n
Framea Dwelling, with the u~ual Ont Bu,d7rs,
all bulltwithin few years The location Is HEALTHY
and society good, 3ndVeTy convenient to churches
and mills: Amy farther information can be had
upon Application - the subscriber, and the i1Hd
shown 10 any person wishing to purchase hy Mr..
John H7uh3ct who iiEes on the land. The Land
will he divided 10 suit purchasers.
TERMS liberal, and made known on day OF sale.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-02

D~s.EGo. Ocl 2l.-A ere broke out early yes
te.ia1 ulg;uIEg IN rhe canal barn, occupied BY
Chu.oh < Wood, lass FIrst street, which soon
Communicated 20 1Wu adjoining barns owned
~ }. {. Mailer alG the U>TpEo aud Syracuse
Line and hIhaay Towing c., destroying
ile,a ali. together with IS horses beionEin.
lr-IL.lr7 Is 10 canal boats.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-02

IosroS. Oc,. 3i.-The barn containing a
la.go quantity OF hay. aad also the carpenter
shaacyau-c,gj WIKI the Guy Institution, We're
tes-E yca by fir las, night. 1t Is supposed 10
DE- .-s york q Al IuCSGdI3Fv.