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INSURANCE.

FIRE. LIFE AND MARINE INsl
L RANCE.-The RICHMOND FIRE AsSOCI-
ALTON, with cash Capital and Surplus of nearly
!-2500e0, prepared to issue policies the above
descriptions OF risks, on rs reasonable terms as
any similar institution IN the state, and respect
Applications will be received at the office, No. 1859,
second door east of the corner of Main and llth
streets, where the officers will eeriuily give any
information required.
All Losses promptly and literally adjusted
DIRECTORS.
Chas. T. Wortham, John H. Claiborne,S
WIN. c. Tompkins Robert NJ Burton
John J. Wilson, Thos. A. Rust
Alex. Garrett. Geo. n. Gwathmey,
John T. Sublett, Frs J. Barns
ROBERT A. TOMPKINs, Sec'y. Sc 24-lm
Z MARINE INSURANCE.
tIncorporated 1892. $1,000
THE VIRGINIA FIRE AND MARINE INSUR-
ANCE COMPANY.
HA Office No. l3l Main Street, Richmond A
Capital and Surplus, S220,000.
THIS COMPANY has the advantage of ttcent screen
years experience in the Insurance business, and
having enjoyed the favor of the public during all
of that period needs no special recommendation To
the citizens of Virginia.
It effects Fire Insurance in city and country, and
Marine Insurance to all parts of the world.
Its cash capital and surplus as above, and It's
affairs managed prudently, but literally. and its
rates are as low as those OF any other good nstitu
W. L. Cowardin, J. f. " ellsworth, Patrick Cullen,
Joseph Allen, VIM Beers. Geo. W Smith,
Horace i. Kent, Thos. Samson. 3. L.; Winston,
VIM. Palmer, Chas; W. Purcell, Jno; N Gordon.
Alex r. Parker, Jos. p. Winston, Arch. Thomas.
Jas A. InIoes, H. A. Claiborne,
Apply to the President or Secretary, in person or
by letter. w. l.. COWARDIN, President.
VIM WILLIS, JR.. Secretary. e9-ts
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FALL TRADE. Is

-r~a, 1859. FALL TRADE. 1850.
A. NORRIS. OOKSELLFR. PUB
vi ~ HISHER STATIONER and DEALER IN
MUSIC. PLANO F0RTES, &c, No. 81. Main ST..
Richmond. Va. would respectfully invite the at
tention OF COUNTRY MERCHANTS to his un-
usually large and general assortment of BOOKS,
WRITING PAPERS, BLANK BOOKS, CUR
TAIN PAPERS, ENVELOPES, MUSIC. STA
TIONERY. together with general assortment of
STAPLE AND FANCY GOODS,
embracing compete an assortment as can be
LtSHME lent in the United States, and upon terms
as far and rs liberal.
~ We only ask an examination of our stock
from buyers. knowing that we supply their
wants line. to their entire satisfaction. both
as to prices and quality of goods. Sc 13-2aw1m
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zszcxfEfssssJ EsY.tt iss.ssE E. TAN
MEME. having splendid state room passenger se-
appropriations. viii receive freight TO-DAY,
THuRsnAs sne to the hour Of II o'clock NJ
Freight taken for Boston via Baltimore. Al low
rates, with great dispatch.
he e hour Sa s 81 ssas u
ns TX for passage procured either At our offce,
b2 Svsns" Wiz HSs at Il 4 ne
Is FOR JAcKSONyILLE, fLA...Tbe
&sBH gfRp' sM ss,,saillng schr; l. WATlR
patched for the above port without delay. For
ssps to viss vi + 'sf spec
$500 No. stean,ship PENNsYiLvhNNiIA.
- c Capt DAvIp TEsI., is now ready to re-
Sept q. at s o'clock. A. Nj. va 'sDA Il
mn rhs ideshs or passage having superior accom-
H, p. TTTTLE. Agent, Rockets.
elsn. shrongh TO Boston, via Philadelphia, By
sl ss az moderate rates and with dispatch
90 fast SAILING schooner n. W. FRY%gM dl,a,
~ - snALL master; having the greater portion
patch For remainder or passage having we'll
Inr nna accommodations, apply e master on
Sc 27-3t
rs FOR NEwYORK-FIRsT VESSE Ell
nTI< RICHMOND AND NEW YORK LINE OF
~PACkETS.-The superior sailing schr.
hALLE6O, Capt; A. SMITH, having portion of
her cargo engaged and going on board, viii have
quick dispatch. For balance of freight, apply to
sc PTS DAVID K WIN. CURRIE.
rs FOR BOsTON:.-,The superior fast sail
LTES INK SchT. STAG" LovELAND. Master,
havins tie greater portion of her cargo en-
gaged and going on board. will have ali possible
dispatch. For remainder, apply to
ss264t w. d. COLQUITT CO.
~ FOR LONDON-Ths FIRST class conner
5lrfi-s ed ship HENRY LARK, Capt. s. BRowS,
1-<-SS now at CITY Point, in readiness to receive
cargo the greater portion Of which beinp eneaSed
she VIII load without delay. Tor freight. apply to
sc 25-4t CHAS. PALMER.
~ FOR CHARLESTON 8. C.-Ths
Lrrss superior fast-sailing schooner n. NJ TAN
dSss-@ NOR, ToDD, master. having the greater
portion of her caro- already on board. will have
Immediate dlspatch; for remainder apply to
Sc 2t-ft w. ID. COLQ UITT & CO
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BOARDING.

DOARDING.-Se pleasant rooms vacant
- at the EDGEMONT HOUSE. Sc 26-lws
ROARDfNG.-Iha have Sc eral pleasant ROOMS,
suitable Tor families. Can also accommodate
lew DAY BOARDERS. Mrs. BASS,
sc H-l3ts ShetToweT House, Grace st.
EsXCHANGE HOTEL AND
~ BALLAR d HOUSE.
In presenting this card to the public. we return
many cordial thanks TO our generous patrons for
the kindness we have received at their hands and
hope that the NEW ORDER OF AFFAIRS, to De
initiated Sept. l. 1853, will receive the same
couragement that our previous efforts and labors
to accommodate guests have met with.
Messrs. JOHN z. and THOMAS +. BALLARD
fhe Proprietors of the Establishment,
and each one pledges himself to do what the COM
fort. convenience and requirements of their guests
demand
We desire to keep and maintain, what our Ii
cense calls for, FIRST GLASS HOTEL, and we
promise to use renewed exertions to render the es-
Enlistment comfortable as possible. With po-
lite agents. and ready, prompt and attentive ser
wants, shall endeavor to afford complete salts
faction to the travelling public.
N. B.-A previous card, long since published to
counteract the influence of a baseless rumor, is
sufficient proof that our estab rshment has never
been closed. and that since its publication, we
have been bet4er condition to entertain visitors
than heretofore. All rumors as to closure, in
tended closure, we desire our friends to notice
false and strangers, intending to vsltu u.s. wifut
misre presentations. Sc Its
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= aSf Ply psis seS . y ssasIs 81 :
a., ~: es,s:: ~: ;s::::F 20 n lbs;
- .''A '''1'' OH T. scs16afhoar. A.ss.
~ Gsddln . AprrrsSn, Anss. rs
AekESss IN y AT xfft ASf 81 o sf
81 SJ fS5s s'SS !ssh|y
ING FuRSITi "a Fei fsc,fI
CARS R sceRRoy pESS f COWS S,ARhlAaE, wAG0N.
AuCTloN.-At the request ii H.. II. II isori. -
NILS W., sen Ss public auction the prslasss II ~
The .s u eps e Is. Sc. l, %
osIcst e a, A. NJ ass sesss. On ' Is sssS
within 81" n aSs d III &. yss. s k;x:
ksiiroad; ABOUT 100 acres are open iand and ti,e
on hs place have soss Az Ne
the last two years: and conslst Of 50 excellent
place IS handsomely located and the IssS Of sa
Haer sns sale of N. Land an III. psr.on. Pros.
erty thereon win be sold, consisisns Of Horses
sSs Is y s,. I: {: flaming iaS:
e, .Ss .h ssDisSe. s. isss s.,s osIosE i
81 i s. nd =
IL q l. e NE
now in n tine state of cultivation. Also, two LOTS
opposite his residence, extending to the York
River Railroad, the ono containing 16 aeres, and
the other 10 acres The above Lands, being con
tiguous to the city of Richmond, are admirably
adapted to Market Gardens, or suburban resi-
dences.
After which. will be sold four valuable slaves,
viz 3 men and one woman; also, all the House
hold Furniture. two Cows, two Horses, cne
WAGON. one Cart. one Carriage, a large parcel Of
Wheat Straw, Crops of Corn, Vegetables, &c.
TERMs-For the Land, one fifth cash; balance
terest added, secured by trust deed For the
Personal Estate, texcept Slaves, for which cash
will be requlred,1 all sums under $25. cash. over
that anioant four months credit for approved en-
dorsed negotiable paper.
The particular attention of tho public 10 called
to the foregoing sales, as they will take place posi-
tivsy without 1!n, 81 Sr;srse pprRsos A.c,.
90 FINE MULES, 3HORAES, 2OCARTS,
% LOT OF RAILROAD SHOVELS, SPADES,
AXES, &c.-After the sale Of Mr.. Hord's Farm,
on the WILLIAMSBURG road tsay about IL clock on
WEDNESDAY. the 2sth September, 1859, and on
who has no for them, will be sold q fine Mules,
nearly all young. 3 good Horses, 70 Railroad Carts
and Harness and q large parcel OF Shovels Spades,
Axes. &C. The above Mules are said TO be well
broke to harness. aud are of good size, and IN fno
order, and such would suit for farming purposes.
TERMs.-All sums under S25, cash; over that
pspsh 'Fss obb f
Sc 13 Auctioneers.
p. Sat the sale on the 2sth, and also oa the
10Th, there will be several hundred bushels OF
SEED WHEAT to he sold. N G.& A.
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THE TUNsTALL HOUSE.

DANVILLE VIRGINIA.
With new furniture. and newly repaired, we as
sure vsters that no efforts will be spared to promote
their comfort. and respectfully solicit trial.
The TUNSTALL House is also the STAGE
OFFICE, and our omnibusses will always be IL
readiness to carry passengers to and from the
Depot A. 6. WALTERS,)
feIl-Iyd w. T. SINMONS,A
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IMPORTANT NOTICE
4 sHoCCO SPRINGS F0RS.LE

VEM Yon WEDNESDAY, the 18th Of October
ton, on the premises. az not disposed of before.
the above fashionable Watering Place. SH0CCO
twelve miles south from the Warrenton depot
on the Raleigh and Weldon Railroad The en-
tire establishment is in the most thorough repair,
and capable of entertaining between six and seven
hundred persons The tract of Land contains $50
acres. more less. The original quality of it is
very superior, quite equal to any Land in this or
the adjacent counties.
TERMS made known on day of sale.
i5-dtd s. ID, SESSTMS,
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ENALL TRADE, 1859.
L CLOTHING AT WHOLESALE EXCLU-

WORD & WEISIGER,
No. IL PEARL STREET,
Have in store the largest and best assorted stock
Of READY MADE CLOTHING they have ever
offered for sale. Their Goods have been manuac-
tured upon the best terms and made of the BEST
MATERIAL and in the most FASHIONABLE
STYLE.
Merchants of Virginia, North Carolina and Ten
nessee are invited to examine our stock before
making their purchases elsewhere. We are deter
mined to offer equal inducements with any house
in hiS any other market.
WORD & WEISIGER. No. u Pearl ST.,
Sc 3-d&w2m Richmond. Va.
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pIs1 NJ ~ rff,-II Hn e
PARASOLS AND q UMBRELLAS RE-COV-
ERED.-The only manptacturlng house in Rich,
mond corner of I'd and Broad streets.--JAM MES
POWELL begs respectfully to inform the inhab-
tants of Richmond and its environs that be has
now commenced to MANUFACTURES UMBREI.-
the modern Improvements of American and Euro
pean manufacture. Combined with q set of highly
proficient artists, together with unprecedented
Low PRICES, must soon render this establish
ment popular and attractive. RE COVERING
and REPAIRS executed with neatness and dis-
patch. JAS. POWELL. Sole Proprietor
N. BAH work left at this establishment must
be called for within sixty days after leaving the
same, as the proprietor will not be accountable for
such utter the eXpiration of that time. Sc 3-Im*
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ByI. sc. b. Davenport, Aucts.

ByI. G. B. Davenport, Aucts.
OOO CASES BOOTS, SHOES AND HATS,
oOO AT ATTCTION.-On WEDNESDAY. 5th
October, we will sell, at 10 O'Clock, at our auction
500 CASES BOOTS, SHOES AND HATS.
TERMs.-Under Slf0, cash; S 100 and over, ninety
days credit, for approved paper.
: sc u l. Il q. b DAVENPORT. Ancts
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ITALUARLE House AND LOT AND VA

' CANT LOT ADJOINING. ON WEsT7TH 81; !,
BETWEEN CARY AND CANAL STREETS, AT
AUCTION.-We will sell, upon the premises, on
TUESDAY, the 18th day of October, commencing
at AZ clock. p. NJ. the valuable brick tenement
on the west side of 7th, between Cary and Canal
streets, and known the late residence of Col. s..
S. Myers The house has seven large and conye-
nient rooms, with kitchen, gas, water and other
conveniencies upon the premises.
The lot fronts n feet inches, and runs back 40
feet with the privilege of entering wall eth
er side.
After the above will be sold a vacant lot adi Join
ing fronting on eth street feet inches, and run
ming back 40 feet. The location of this property
renders it valuable for a grocery stand
TERMs.-One fourth cash; the balance at 6. IL
and Is months, for negotiable notes, with interest
added, and secured by a trust deed
Sc p; JAS M, TAYLOR & SON, Aucts.
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1889 FALL AND WINTER. 1879
RIBBONS, MILLINERY AND STRAW GOODS.
ARMSTRONG GATOR CO.,
IMPORTERS AND JoBBERS OF
RIBBONS,

BONNET SILKS AND SATIN, =
VELVETS, X UCHE,
FLOWERS. FEATHERS,
STRAW BONNETS,
FLATS, &C.,
No. 2T AND LoFrs OF 239 BALTIMORE STREET,
BALTIMORE, Nd,
Offer stock unsurpassed in the United States in
variety and cheapness Orders solicited and prompt
attention gwen. Terms-6 mos; per cent of for
cash. par funds. au l5- Rm
| OOk AT THt>.--FOR SALE-TWO EN-
~ GINES-6 and horse power, 1ue boilers, hay
ing been but little used. will be sold low. for cash,
or good paper. at LOWNES & COOKS, 8th St.,
Sd door from Main.
Our facilities are greatly increased for manufac-
turing RON RAlL1NGS, VERANDAHS, &c., at
short notice.
MACHINERY WORK, GENERAL JoBBING
AND REPAIRING. sc I6-tf
CIGARS, CIGARS, CtGARS-LEAF AND
~ MAN UFACTURED TOBACCO. MEIER
SCHAUM TUBES, PIPES, MATCHES, &c
wholesale purchasers are solicited to call and ex-
anime, at JOHN B0UCHER'S Cigar and To-
bacco Store, l4th St. between Main and Franklin
sts. complete assortment in the above line of
Goods. Warranted as represented. fanny article
don I SUIT 1t can he exchanged, or the money re-
NJ B;-CiGARs made, in any style, to order.
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HAVING MORE HORSES AND

~ MULES than have any use for, offer for
E>~SNsale pair of CARRIAGE HORSES, four
and five years old; one large bay HORSE six years
Old; two S0RB ELS. four wears old, and two large
Young Nj JULES. Apply. ll9 Main st.. richmond
SO 21--3tRMts CHAS. Y. MORRlSS
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ID w StJttf
III on FRIDAY the Both day of September. 1859,
A. M a lot of HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN
FrRNITrRE copsisting T e. Bureaus Cane Seat
Washstands. Basin and Ever. Mirrors. Rocking
Chairs, Feather Beds, Pictures. Trunks, one fne-
toned Meodesn and one Silver Lever Watch. to
executions in nv bands Also, lot of HOUSE
HOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE, consisting
Of / Sofa Writing Desk. Rocking Chair, Clock, 2
Mattresses, Trunk, Washstand Basin and Ever,
ard lot of jewelers. Tools, to satisfy order Of
the Richmond Hastings Court, made in the attach
ment case of Dorflinger VS.. Baruseh.
TERMs-Cash.
Sc % F. BUTLER, II. C. G. r.
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BY Goddin Il Apperson, Auets.
,XECuTOR.S SALE OE STATE STOCK.

EXECUTORS SALE OF STATE STOCK,
T. BANK STOCKS, &c.-At the request of the
Executor. we shall sell at auction, at o4r oi'tse
following Ing valuable STOCKS, viz:
rs shares Farmers Bank Stock,
"a do. Bank of Virg mia Stock,
do. Bank Of Commonwealth Stock,
100 acre Land Warrant.
GoDDlN L APPERsoN, Aucts.
P.s.-will be added to the above
1870 shares Va. Central Railroad Stock,
seN Plank Road Stock. 6. 3 A., Auets.
MOST VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON
WI THE CORNER OF CANAL AND 6TH SIS,
auction, on the premises, on T. uRsDAY, the 18th
valuable real estate located as above. The lot has
front the south SIDE Of Canal street oil ig ieet
and a front also on the Canal OF the James River
and Kanawha Company oil about IS feet. There Is
on the lot large brick IuIaber House and two new
is now occupied by Mr.. Waithsil. The lot will be
sub-divided according to plat and survey to be
Taking into Consideration that the foregoing lot
has water front on the Canal thus saving dfay
d Ysr ssorss Or large
Warehouse. The DWELLINGS are admirably well al.
ranged, and have all the modern improvements OF
TERMs.-0ne- fourth cash; balance at 4, 7, and IL
months, for negotab bic notes, interest adaso, SO
cured by trust s 1871 4 AppERsoN, Auo.s.
p. S.-The foregoing property, as whole, can
be bought privately before the day Of sale.
POST PoNEMENr.-To give time to complete
some improvements under way, the above sale IS
postponed e TUESDAY, the 1lth October, 1859, at
seas GoDDIN 4 APpERsoN, Aucts.
Two NEW FRAMED TENEMENTS ON
AND LEIGH STREET5, For SALE AT AUG
TON VAL be sold on TUESDAY, the 18th day Of
October, 1859. on the premises comrnencing at
9cioek Z. NJ, those tyo newly erected Framed
iy BY M essrs. A. w. Lambert and a. r.. Wilifams,
each at an annual rent of s22s.
IERas;-ones iontth cash; balance At 4. s and L
title retained till last note be paid s
% - GODDIN 3 APPERs0N. Aucts.
NOTICE.-By urturc Of . deed Of trust exc
euted ta me, on the LIST day Of September. 1888,
BY Reuben T. Handies. which WAS duly recorded in
the CLERKS Once Of the County Of Hanover,
shall. At the request the bene6cinry in said deed
PROCEED to sell. AZ Hanover Court OuNs, on FRI
DAY. the xlpt day of October, Ia1o a. III. oscich
M, al the right. title and Undivided interest 81
the said II. r. Huudfey, IN feef erAets of LAND.
lying in said cOuuty 80 described ID mid decd
JAMES r. SUTTON. Jr., s4f
80 H-dt1lO Trussss
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SMALL FARM. OR MARKET GARDEN.
- HALF A NILE FROM THE CITY. ON THE
We will sell. upon the premises, on MONDAY
the 10th day of October, commencing at 4 O'clock
P. NJ, very pretty FARM, or MARKET GAR,
DEN. on the Meadow Bridge Road. half a mile
from the city, containing SaeIes. and adjoining the
ers The soil is of good quality, and its CONT
suity TO the city renders it particularly desirable
for Market Garden. The improvements are, a
framed Dwelling, with rooms Kitchen, with 2
rooms. and the necessary conveniences, and now
occupied by Mr.. Holmes. If desired, mere pro-
perty adjoining Gamble had.
TERMs.-0ne- third cash; the balance at and
years, for negotiable notes, with interest added,
and secured by trust deed
se2l LANES NJ TAYLOR 4 son. Aucta
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BY Alex. Mott, Auc'
= ~ - ~ r-u-wpH ann INV r

FURNITURE AND DRY GOODS.-Will
Z be sold at auction at my store, on ] HGRSDAY
MORNING: at 10 O'Clock, good lot HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE.
DRY G0ODS.--Fine assortment seasonable
Goods Just received, BOOTS, SHOES, HATS,
CAPS and BONNETS.
GROCERIES.--Wh skey. Gin, Brandy, Wine,
Sugar, Coffee Soap. Candles and Bacon.
Z LARGE lot EARTHEN and GLASS.WARE.
10 400 CIGARS &c, ALEX. MOTT,
% % Auct
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TWO FRAMED TENEMENTs AND

L LOTS. ON 1sT, BETWEEN MARSHALL
AND BROAD STREETS, AT AUCTI0N.-We will
sell, upon the premises, on TUESDAY, the 4th
day of October, commencing at Az o'clock p. NJ,
two framed Tenements, on the east side OF LIST, be-
tween Marshall and Broad streets, suitable for
small sized families. They have been very recent
ly painted and papered, and are now renting to
punctual tenants at Sl20 per annum each; with
well of excellent water upon the premises.
The Lots front 251a feet each, and run back 46
feet.
TERMs.-One-third cash; balance at four and
eight months, for negotiable notes, with interest
added. and secured by a trust deed.
Sc "a JAS. Nj. TAYLOR Il SON, Auets.
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FUTURE DAYS.
~ =. q. COZ. Arct,r.

~ e. =. Cssk, Anct'r.
: large SALE OF GEN1EEE HOUSE.
4 HOLD FURNITURE, AT AUCTI0N.-t)n
TRIDAY, Dth inst. ut 10 O'clock, will soil. ~ my
store, large lot Of GENTEEL FURNITURE,
from family declining housekeeping, consisting OF
Mahogany SOFAS, pfyANS:
sPRlNG-sEA CHAIRS:
WARDRoBES, BUREAUS, SIDEB0ARDs;
Cane and Wood Seat CHAIRS;
Dining and Centre TABLES; Ironing TABLES;
Mahogany FRENCH BEDsTEADS;
Cottage and ether BEpSTEADs: ~
Hair and Shuek MATTRESSES;
Superior FEATHER BEDS.
ALSO-A large lot Of CHINA. GLASSWARE,
CR0CKERY, KITCHEN UTENsILS-amongst
which IL = very good Cooking Stove together with
large number Of articles not mentioned
q E. Il. COOK. Auetioueer.
By Jas. NJ. TavIor + Som, Aucts.
DMJNrSTRATOR'S SALE OF FUR
the late residence Of VIM j. Chick, deceased, on
the South side of Broad, between Adams
Foushee streets, on FRIDAY, the S0th day Of Sep
tembsr commencing at 10ts o'clock a. M. the fol-
lowing personal property, VIZ: 2 BEDS and Furni-
ture; Bedsteads; dozen cane seat Chairs half
dozen Windsor Chair; SeeretarZ; Looking
Glasses; Rocking Chair; Sofa; Table; Win
dow Shades: FRAMES; Walnut Table: Candle
Stand; Clocks: Wardrobe;l Safe: Washstand,
] Writing Desk; 2 Trunks: Trundle Bedstead and
Furniture; / Bedstead; Brass Kettle; lot Kitchen
Furnituree&c. -
TERNs-At sale. IN; II; W Ash:
Administrator of w. ]. Chick, decd.
JAS. NJ. TAYLOR A SoN, Aucts. se2s
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EHY ~
sTR pfSTCEN "a IL e. BkosoKEt AVENUE, FOR
SALE AT AUcTioN-Wil be sold At AUCTION on
the premises. ON TUESDAY, the 9Th October, isd9'
at O. clock, P. M the property LOCATED as above,
formally occupied by Mr.. James n. Ta5iof, ana
now by Mr. John Tyler. The LOT has a front oil
6TaI feet, and depth Of 80 feet The 1mprgse-s
msnts consist Of a large and well arranged bkiCk
DWEILIN6, in good repatr, With gas, water.
dry with ample accommodation for servants, and
Trsxs.-One fifth cash; balance at 4. 8. y and 10
months. for negotiable notes, interest," anaeos Sc
cured by q trust deed. or tlfle retained.
Sc Is GODDIN APPERsoN.A ucts.
AUCTION SALE or LANDS LYING ~
1 "A kANAWHA COUNTY, TO RE MADE r ~
DAY OF bEcsMBEE. ls6s :. b. virtue Of two
DEGREES of tine Circuit Court OF the City Of Rich
mond. entered ON the I'd day Of November. 16e7.
and ON the 18th day Of june, les0. n C1sncery
oshTrsH the undcraigued, ~ Commissioners. viii
proceed, on THU RSpAY. the 18th DAY OF nessm p,
her. 1852 at u O'Clock. naon. " cell e ~ Billy
AUCTION. At the front door q the Stnfe Soais-
n uE0, in Richmond, q eertAan TRACT VI Ian u
lying On pucAtxlico river and its xaterss - ssne
county Of KanAwha,s containing ~ AefSs. -;
& .s.s sris sassa e
ING ING tie Is sss ssscs 81 Land shscl y. ecsssye
by the undcrsigped - eommiesioner. 20 AL .f.
lass and rse0rded III u elosk y Mes % NJ cIe-
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FOR CHARLEsT0,

80 superior Fast sailing schooner n. Nj, TAN
S7-~-@ NOR. ToDD, master, having the greater
portion of her car already on board. will have
immediate dlspatch; for remainder apply to
Sc 2t-4t w. ID. cola UITT & CO
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-28

THE NEW CENTRAL ROAD AND The
ERs.-As Trustee in a deed of trust, bearing date
Esd June. 1857, duly recorded in Henrico County
thereof proceed to sell. at public auetioa on the
premises, on FRIDAY. the 3eth day OF september,
is6g at 0,clock. r. M.,iif fair; ii not. the next
fair day j the FARM conveyed by said deed lees-
ted as above, and now IN the occupancy OF Mr.
Joseph !. Herbert, containing twenty-five acres.
OF Observation-Disclosures in wood. The BUILDINGS
on the place are sufficient for the use OF small
family.
The TERMS which viii be reasonable, viii be
made known at the hour of sale. The taxes for
1855 and 1859 TO be paid by the purchaser.
The foregoing property was sold BY the under
signed on the sth March 1858. a re sale - now
made necessary by the failure of the purchaser to
comnlv with the terms OF sale, and il is made at
Lis rsst and iose JOHN HOWARD,
SO n Trustee.