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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-16
ALEx'R B HUTCHEsON,l
] B YOUNG, Ccmrs.
HUGH M HuTCHEsON
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE

SALE OF VALUABLE
apJ RaEfixATE m RNEssIDEMGE ATD vAGANTL LOTS
sEk Of GRACE and ssTG ,h Az THE COZ Or
oftrust from Philip White and Haunah j hi. wife
toshe the benefit OF John Enders)da.
office of Henrioo County Court. and BEING re-.
auired by the beneficiary therein shall proceed to
of May. if fair if not the next fair day thereafeT
commencing at ~ o'clock. P NJ. the Real Estate
conveyed 10 said deed. consisting Of the valuable
HraSe and 18th streets and now in the occupancy OF
Mr Philip x White. 1t contains ten rooms, aud is
a,c easrely thEough from the to the
house ia large brick kitchen with four room g. sta.
pie, carriage house, and other out-houses. The Lot
fronts on Graz street 81 feet and runs back les feet
Also, TWO handsome vacant Lots adjoining, 'front.'
ing each 60 feet, and running back le5 feet.
entire Household and Kitchen Furniture consisting
OF superior assortment,e description ofwhich will
De given hereafter Also, COW and heifer.
notes. With interest added. and secured By trust
ance at 6. 9 and II months, for negotiable notes.
interest added. and secured as above. Taxes and
insurance for 1889 TO be paid BY the purchasers.
gerty reference is madeto the advertisement of Mr.
2 K White, in the Wing and Enquirer. A plat OF
the property be sea At the oSs q the Auc
JAS TAYLOR 4 SON. Auctioneers. cps
Immediately after the sale of the House and Lot.
VIII p soi tHe tnAuueilers ana CtHer GAb tlXturts .;
also Cooking Range, hsndsome Parlor Carpets.
Mahogany Sofas. is heavy French round-back
Mahogany Chairs. pair Tables. Card Tables. 2
Mahogany Cabinets, 2 Mahosany Bsdsleads, l Ma.
hogany Wardrobe. Oil Cloths, Dining room Carpets
Stair Carrets. Fluid Lamps Mantle Ornsme nts
very handsome Mantle Oh ok. Chamber Carpets.
siieboard. Dining Tables. Crockery and Glassware,
Refrigerator Chairs nd other furniture, Dining
room Stoves. Factory Stove, and Kitchen Furni.
ture DC.
TERMs-Sums OF $50 and under. cash; over that
amount. ! months credit for approved negotiable
notes. with interest added.
myl3 JMT&SON.
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By E. b. Cook, Auctioneer.
.ENTk Ell HOUSEHOLD FURNI.

GENTk Ell HOUSEHOLD RNI.
~ TURE ONE SPLENDID SEVEN OCTAVE
PIANO, TWO VALUABLE SLAVES, Ac AT
AUO!lON On FRIDAY, tie goth instant at 10
ociock will sell, at the residence of DuQuesne
on Man between b and 10. streets, all bis house
nold and Kitchen furniture, consisting in part Of
ManoRany Tefe-a-Tetes. sofas, Parlor Chairs Mar
Die Top, eide and Centre Tables. Brussels and Vel
vet Carpet. fine Oil Paintings and EnRravings.
Lace Curtains, Gas Chandeliers French Maatel
CiAcks and Ornaments. ono splendid French Plate
Uprigat Mirror. in ornamental frame &C splen.
did octave Rosewood Piano manufactured by ctod.
art,of Y, first class in.trument; black Walnut
extension Table, Nah ogany eideboard, Card Tables
Cane Seat Chairs, Mahogany wRrdrsbes, Rureaux
Mashstands, French Bsdsteads. Toilet. Comode,
Hair, Spring and Shuck Mattresses. Feather Beds
dc &C.. &c
The kitchen furniture comprises the usual variety
together with q large Cooking Stove, Copper ket-
ties. Pans. &c.
tURE WINS -Halfcask pure Buquerac Wine half
cask pure hite do; half cask pure Caret do IL de-
mijohns Caret DO. The ABOVE wines are wsrranted
pure. having been imported ~ Mr.. Duquesne.
AT IL O'Clock precisely. will be solo the slave
JANE, ~ years old, and her child JENhIE. ii yssrs
old Jaae is No French Cook; Jennie a gcoi
n uric and house ser ant.
The above negroes are warranted perfectly sound
and healthy.
The house will he open on THURSDAY, the 10th
ms the public is invited 10
anime the furniture.
Germs cash.
my l6 EB COOK, Auctioner.
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MT& SON.
VALUABLE FARM In HENRIcC

VALUABLE A X M In HENRICO
COUNTY. AT THE TERMINUS OF THE
WEsTHAM PLANK ROAD, AT AUCTION The
subscribers business in the city requiring his I'M
divided attention, will proceed to sell upon the
prem ses. on WEDNESDAY, the 25th day of May.
fail if not the next fair day thereafter commen-
cling at ~ O'Clock. NJ his Farm. situate d in Hen
rico county. at the terminus of the Westham Plank
Road, adjoining the lands Of B W Green, Thomas
Dickens. aud others.
1t contains AS acres of highly improved land:
about 40 acres have been seeded in wheat and 20
acres well set in clover. Forty-fjve acres of the
land is heavily wooded and the balance is ready for
cultivation.
The improvements are. a new Framed Dwelling
with rooms, passage and closet two negro QUAR-.
tiers. large barn, stable, carriage house, &c
any person wishing to purchase q really yalua-
bic farm convenient to the city and in good neigh
borhoood. would do well to examine the premises
before the dav of sale.
TERMs-$I0i0 cash $500 at months, without in.
tcrest and the balance in four equal annual install
ments, at L. and years, with interest from The
LIST of October next for negotiable notes with inte-
rest died and secured by trust deed
The purchaser will have the privilege of seeding
acrop of wheat In the Fall. and full possession on
the LIST January, 1860.
JOHN w CALDWELL.
Sale conducted by JAS NJ TAYLOR q Son, Aucts
my6
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a UUxloM EA1uke.
f0Tdff DzYS.
By Jas. M, Taylor q Son.
COMMISSIONER EALE OF vrp,

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VERY
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN THE COUN.
cult Court Of Henrico. in the case Of Hutcheson
Hutcheson's executors and Others the updersir ued
z. mmissioners, viii SELL st pubic auctie 70 the
the 18th day Of june lss fsis not on &. q
mir day thereafter the allowing very valuable cal
ss % Ge ta hs q
portion Of tho property OF the late Ambrose Hut.
ID. dn s tract called TOLL aATE.n containing
g acres. situated immediately on the road. about
e por s% O os s iS cHANr1LLA. Tract lying
steal, containing about 200 acres, upon which there
valuable ice houses and an ice pond. This land
81. tract r, called SPESDLEroN. y containing
II acres lying on said road. about 81 miles from
There are VARIABLE improvements on this tract.
consisting OF . dwelling house. new barn, stable.
and valuable ice house. This land is in good
sth. tract II land Immediately opposite ..pen-
dleton."a and called "HORsEPEN." which Is alto
getner IN wood and upon which there Is great deal
Such an OPP rtunity is seldom presented to per-
s0ns g purchase real estate in the vicinity
map and survey Of the said land will be made.
and can be seen Ct the Office Of Jas "a Taylor CON-
civided into lots to suit purchasers
ABOVE property. are referred to Mes6rS James n.
Iayior son. or 70 either OF the undersigned, one
OF whom, Hugh NJ. Hurcheson, resides near the
premises.
TKRMs-0ne third Of the purchase money in cash;
two from the day Of sale-the credit payments
TO DO secured by negotiable notes with interest ad
ded, and the title retained till the whole purchase
Court. - ~
Possession win be given in time to seed crop Of
vered at the end of the present year
II o'clock. A. NJ
Auctioneers,
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By T. ,. Cook. Ausliener. .
ELKaAnT CRY Mzn. rnrrrru.-

II
- At AICrIOS--Cn MONDAY. Ssss s.ssssx -
" ociocs, willssli, ct the rendcuceS IHSx&sS
40. OF Mayo street near Bread, the vSosS ~ ~
n S;r bold and Kitchen Rarnlaafs. 1sssisn a
snicn was manufactured 10 Biz Own os1ee r. ~
T III. csmprisins splepdd Kost wsod aal Hah9aSGv
v;sS & Istss. ecfas, Centre, ktde an1 80 Si1S
~ ~ 1af,'e siaos; Mahogany, Ragtoe. - ri
trv ~ nArs; Ottomans; sptendid vea4o& -.
An p s,s. nearly new; f.nn al aR1 80 C1gI
iirht. .cs,y new; t.o splsndtd 0ss ChaS1n3ues.e
s se s ssos cse bat Rack, IN Gssk. ssssv -.
VIII ' ms,b sos 1ons splendid sales.,y s hsaa
Table. a9hs saAb set Superior MsSoSaGV 6iS6SS
ACT p, Hna Press; Tables Chejrs- ~ 4ST5@S
80 ~ mnn;sos0ner to9Othev Win ~ rss.Si ~
-I,sh = a., ~ ante and cut 0lnssVs re- ssrSs1e
" W. spien0m 6rauits 0inn~r - sscS~5sxS
,CaAhBsks-Are furnished with GakoSssv
SS t LII a ana % tage &c.,. dsrS:ss -.
~, ne Top Bureaus and WesksesnaS 1sss
,s.o CaoGss lane ana wood seet fhslrs TcckiSx
shoyels. Tongs sud Poksrs. &C. &c
riety 80 0aas W
After which. one superior Mich cuv r.,.,A !.
.ns c.y. perfectly gentle. and really 3 aIs 1Saiv
ALsO-0ne city made Busgy and Harrses.n~.r.
y new. and has been but little used o. sSsil
epring wagon, 10 good order. With eushion seafS.
ny " B OJOk. AUe4
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By james IA. Taylor q Son.
TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL RdTAfR

= in HErRICO co. AT AuCTTON.-by yfrtre
Ct deed Of trast executed BY Jacob Ksck esd W.
- the subscriber, dated 2ist March. ISss ~ r.
corded in Henrico tounty Court once Asiu. sScrseo
requested. will sell 81 public auction, upoa o.
premises pre- on MoNpAY, l6h May; 1852 n nir. q
yeyed in said deed. being parcel Of Land iyirein
the county Ct Henrco. about one gls north veSf 81
the city Of Richmond containing 3X scree nd ~.
Ing the same property whereon said keck rssidoe.
ss;assnsnmcient IN cash TO pay the sxpsT 80 -
tending the saie.. and the sum OF about "a lO -
residue TO be payable in such manner - nsS s -.
nounced ut the time of sale.
JAS N TAYLOR. Trustee.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF ne ACRES OF

LAND IN UPPER PART OF HANOVER
COUNTY As Trustees ip two deeds of trust exe
cured by II V Graves one dated 9Th February 1857,
and the other the goth February, 1857 aud both
shall sell at public auction. to the highest bidder
at Hanover Court House. on TUESDAY, the Path
d+y OF May. ls59: that beiRg court day: tract OF
part of which lies in Hanover county adj dining the
lands of Edward A Bougee, Dickinson, viii
Lscy Dickinson her dover Of the estate of
Nathaniel Dickinson. decd, being the same land
which was allotted to the Trustee fSEsan II Graves,
In the division of the real estate of the said Nathan
iel Dick nson decd.
TERAs-Canh for so much as will be sufficient to
satisfy the of the deed for the balance the
tern VIII be made Down on the Gay of sale.
The title is believed to be unQuestionable but
selilng as trustees. We shall convey with special
warrsnty only.
IA : S oEsIsokRB, Trustees
n
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DOCKBRIDGE BATRs.-This favorit

~ n
IL watering place will be open for the reception of
visitors on the LIST day Of June next From tn go
who have tried the virtues Of the water. and who
know the character Of the accommodations in point
OF attendance fare andilodgng, continued pstro-
mage is confidently expected while 1t is hoped that
the rapidly growing reputation of the baths. and
the facility OF access to them. will largely extend
the list Of visitors during the coming season.
The eeUtiemeu's bath is 40 by 50 feet in sIZe, and
that fer ladies Is by So The water is bigbiy Carlo
mated and contains variety of salts OF mineral in
gradients among them Iron and Magnesia. " he
bathing in this water has been pronounced by many
persons, or long and varied experience to be the
most delightful and ingigoratiug that they have
ever tried. ithas proved especially eff cacious and
curative in diseases peculiar to females
The Central Railroad runs within nine miles OF the
Baths, and visitors leaving Richmond or Alexandria
in the morning. reach here by sunset the same day.
daily line of stages connects with the Railroad at
Goshen depot. The North River, which runs
through the grounds attached to the Baths, affords
facilities for boating and fishing and the neighbor-
ing mountains afford excellent hunting ground
The undersigned pi omises to spare no pains in these
and all other respects, in promoting the amusement
rs well as comfort of his guests He has leased the
property from the Bath Company during the pre-
sent year. and it will be under his exclusive man
agement and CONTROL
TERMS So per day. $40 per week, and s32 per
month"; weeks to The month. Children and ser
Wants half price.
Reference may be had, gst many others, to
his Excellency Henry A. Wise, Esq, Governor OF
Virginia, John Maben, and X A raine. Esqs, OF
Richmond. Col f II smith, Superintendent OF tho
Virginia Military Institute. and Rev VIM White,
d d, Lexington.
my 5-3md WIN JORDAN.
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By Alex. Mott, Auct.
FURNITURE. DRY GOODS AND GRO

CERiES.- Will he Sold at auction at my gtore.
on TUESDAY morning next, the 18th instant, com
hand Furniture.
LRY GO0DS-Cloths. Cassimeres, Cassinets Be-
rages. Tissues. Lawns, SWISS Muslinf Ginghams.
Cslicoes. sc: Ready made Clothing. good lot Lineu
Coats, Vests, DC.
Whsky. Gin. Brandy, Port and
Madeira Wine, Schnapps, &c; flae assortment CT
gar.
also, gosd assortment China, Glass and Earthen-
ware. ALEX MOTT
my is AuctjOnear
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NEW MUSIC.

just received large assortment OF NEW
hUeiC, ths best assortment of Pianos and Guitars
t. te found 10 the city. Also-the best Guitar and
iol1n Strings, at
P II TAYLOR's Music Store,
my III lSS Main street.
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By Goddin & Apperson, Ausse.

VALUABLE TObaUCO FACTORY ON
The NORTH SIDE OF CARY STREET OPPO-
SITS THE GAS WORKS. nor SALE A. AiJG
TInN.-wiil be sold. on Monday, the 18Th Nay.
s59 on the premises com mencing ct ~ Uclock ~
N. the Tobacco Factory located as above adi0ininr
that now oc- ugied by Messrs Gex Turnley
TKRMs-One-fourth cash; ba,snee at s. II ara N
months, for negotiable notes, interest added eecur-
ed By trust deed. title retained she taxss end
insurance for 1859 to be paid By the purchaser.
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AUCTION 6AL10.
FUTURE DAYa
By Goddin & Apperson.
roMMlssIorER'o SALE OF vALUA.

r COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
~ Bile PRIVATE DWkLLIs0, ON THE SOUTH
SIDE OF CLAY Bk.WEEn MADISON AND MON
hoe sfsEErs --As Com a issioner appointed unosr
decree Oi Ihs 1ircuit GOuTs of the city 81 hich.
mond, rendered on tue l3sh day Of May, 1852 In The
suit OF etarKo and others ~ sfarke shAii pFoceed
On iHUkED DAY, the 26,h day OF MAY, 1859, q. M
70 sell ct public auc I'm on tbs prcmisse. the
three d.ors above Brooke Avenue. In the CITY OF
hichmond, now held By Bowling w osArke, trustee
Tor himself and oth.rs. the heirs Il Bowling btarke
trustee. &c. by z,eh srtsa Perkins and vie. b.
deed bearing dsse en- the 25th day Of september In
the year 1880 and duly recorded IN the Clerks uce
Of the Hnstings Court OF the city Of hichmond.--
Inc title to saia operty 10 believed to be perfect
with special warranty.
TEhMs 81 sALs: Vne-sourth Of the purchase mo-
ney IN cash, aud the bMsncs on u credit of four
eight and twelve months with in from the day
approved eDdoisers for the defer red yments with
interest added and the title to the saio property TO
De retained until tpe whole puic base money shall
have bern pail. Taxes for 1859 to be paid OF tho
purchaser. JAMES PLEAsANis, Com'r
GoDDIN ApPsnsor. Auctioneers. my Is
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF HOUSE
~ AND LOT ON CHURCH HILL VIII be sold
on the premises on WED ESDAY, 18th May, 1889.
AZ o'clock. p NJ, the House and Lot on Cfurch
Hill. occupied by Mr. Elijah Simpson, on the west
line OF 26tn street. between d and street and
very nsar to Union temperance Hall. The Lot
fronts 81 feet and runs back l32 feet As this
property 10 to be sold for the purpose of division
among heirs 1t will be offered without limit or re-
serve
rERas-One fourth cash; balance at 6. IL and IS
modths. Tor negotiable notes. interest added and
title retained until all the purchase money is paid
ana conveyance directed by the Court The pur-
chaser to pay the taxes and insurance for 1859
ROSCOE EATH, co.,,.
my l6 LEWIS 0INTEk. 5OomT II.
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By l. s. G. B. Davenport.

GROCERIES, So. AT AuCTION.-On
~ THURSDAY. 18th MAY, we will ell at our suc-
ton store. at 10 O'clock an assortment of GR0OE-
hIES, viz:
Laguayra and Java Coffee
New York aud Por' land Syrup
Fish. Soap Candles
N e Rum
Imported Brandy and Wines. DC
TEEMs-Under SlGG, cash; $lG0 and over, months
credit. for approved paper.
myl4 lac DAVENPORT, Aucts.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE

- TRACT or WOOD LAND. CONTAINING a. J, ACRES
ON THE WB1TE OAK twAMP. snsS BELew RicH-
MoND As trustee in o certain deed of trust from
John Otey and wife. dated 81 november, 1885, duly
recorded in Beurico coHBty court shall at the re-
70 sell at public auction the premises ia RS
DAY the 9th day of May. 1859. at IL O'clock NJ. If
fair II not the next fair day. the tract of land eca
lands of Messrs John Fisher, Henry Gilmore, A
@ Robson and others.
The SOIL fer the most part is excellent, and there
Is on the tract large parcel Of timber and pine
wo d :
TERMS: Ep9ugh in cash to de fray expenses of SALE
and to pay eff note of $780, with interest from 9Th
May 1852 and as 10 the residue of the proceeds on
such terms as may be announced at the hour Of
sale.
Tsxes for 1859. to be paid " the purchaser
my9 w GODDIN Trustee
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oPECIAL NOIICE-LOUIS J. BOS-

- sIEUX, steem Candy Manufactured. five story
building, Main street. six doors below Mes
sieurs Issacs TAYLOR dir Getty opposite the old as
be happy to accommodate his old customers and the
public generally. The very liberal patronage be-
slowed upon him for last fifteen years enables him,
with an enlarged establishment, to offer induce
nents to purchasers uneQualed this side Of Phila-
delphia, with more room. more force more stock.
and u settled disposition to do q large Wholesale bu
siness l solicit q call from the buying public. at
No, so Main street. myl3
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TO MANUFACTURERS or TOBACCO.

ITO MANUFACTURERSO OF TOBACCO.
The undersigned is prepared to furnish HY-
DRAULIC PRkeSES. of the most improved con-
structon. alter the Screw Presser now in use on
such terms as will place the Hydraulic Press with.
in the reach of every manufacturer with gre at
raving Of room and the larger portion OF mschnery
IN use e Mo nawsy Uomp p r.essss es
In ITSELF and 1t less cost than any other power can
be used to do the same work.
The improvement was patented April 18th, 1899,
aud consists In casting the cylinder separate from
the head Of the press. The ylnder lie banded with
wrought iron hoops and secured in position on the
packing of leather. ind:s-Yubber. or other suita.
ble material. and an iron plate This description il
necessary to warn ali persons from using cylinder
made by parties who have no right to the improve.
ment, as such use Is infringement OF my patent.
all persons interested will please address
VIII BAXTER.
Va
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GA FUR RENT.-For rent, and pos
k3 session given immediately. Rouse with four
rooms, Kitchen and saihouse in the yard. II is
stusted near Mr. Jas Tyler.s, on Union Hill. To a
good tenant the rent will be low. For terms. &c
spply TO R0 LYME, Agent,
Once in basement Metropolitan Hall.
my 4-tf
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A BEAUTIFUL two STORY PRI

~
- vArE RESIDENCE. ON UNION HILL. AD-
JOINING THE RESIDENCES OF DR o A
STRECkEh AND DANIEL Won GROWING
VIII be sold at auction, on W EDN ESDAY 49, May.
ls59 at o'clock. N. on the premises. the besuti
within the last few years BY the owner. MIR LIZ.
brock an1it Was the study of the designer to com
pine the beautiful with atility-of which the hand.
some porches and the numerous closets give album
dsnt proof The building is warmed by one Of
Chilsers best hot air furnaces Adjoining The main
building is large brick Kitchen two stories high
with q cellar about eight feet pitch The kitchen
- supplied with Of Motifs patent Cooking
misses. A WV w
The views enjoyed from any part of the premises
whicn C optalns about an acre of ground beautiful
~ iald cut ia walks. with ornamental Irees fruit
trees shrHbbery, flowers, and kitchen garden is
one f.he most extended, and not surpassed by an
In the neighborhood of Richmond
Terms ma 10 know at sale
=, ne premises can be inspected at any time and
al information had by applying to Alb ybrock At
VIM Sattler Co.'S. No l42 Main street. or
,e Messrs 00DDIN APPRRSON.
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TO The COUNTRY MERCHANTS. :
.JUAN PlZZTNT

" VNN IHLIV1s
Importer of and Wholesale Dealer in Foreign
Fruits and Extra Refined Candy Manufacturer
would call the particular attention of the Country
Of nods tat ara eenerev sent in rst class
houses of this sort. of which will constantly re-
ceive fresh supplies by every stea ner and sailing
packet. / bavs adopted general rule to sell to
dealers everything appertaiDiox this business at
much reduced prices, in order to save them the
trouble and extra expense of purchasing at the
North In order to convince the incredu lous of the
truth OF this assertion, they have ONLY give me
a trial JOAN PlZZ Nj
1913 Main street.
mrI2- Richmond Va
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WATCHES, CLOCKS.

80 Just returned from Baltimore where Sc
ectso ot OF young. sound. ntle horses suitsbi.
Tor draue mt or saddle purposes. Those in want will
give me q call N c LIPsCOMBE,
my 4-i0t* End st between Rroad ava Graca
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COD LIVER OIL-Ffesh and medici.
~ pslIv pure: COD Liver Oil Jelly; Chemical
Food" or Compound Syrup of the Phosphater; Dr
Churchiips Compound Syrup Of the bypo-Phos'
phites; REYNOLDS SPECIFIC for govt or fneu'
matism; Blapcard's Pills of Jodide OF Iron: Bon
daulps Pepsip; Medicine Envelopes. for Disgusting
the taste Of nauseous medicines; the Pharmaceuuc
parations, TO be bad at
MEADE BAKERS Prescription Store.
my Is 1856 Main 81, coFDer above y.
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AUCrIoH 0ALIo.
Sf,fDHYI1M
By Goddin . Appsrsoa.

VALUABLE AND HIGHLY ATTRAc-
TIVE FARM. TWO MIrEs WEST or pTcu.
MoND. " EAE WEsTHAM FLANK koAp CIV.
TAIsfsG l44tz ACRES. FOR cALE AT AUCfT1N
VII be sod .t auction, on the premises. ON To r.
DAY the 18th day ef Msy, 1863. COMMENCING AZ az
O'clock y. II fair II not the next fair DAP. toe
vaiusbie country seat located abeve. and resetiy
owned By Mr. II B Diekinson IL contains illl.
acres By recent survey. II will be snb-dfvtde1 into
smaller parcels 20 suit purchasers TO the manson
house there will be attached % acres The improve
ments consist Of n large and handsome residence.
containing 10 rooms, having long pssxzss in front
aud end, finished In the bet modern sty 10. with
marble mantles and folding doors to the warriors
sso dnlning rooms There are ample accommods-
celent Barn. Stable Tobacco II. use Overseer's Cot
saee; &C. The soil 10 red clay. and 10 regarded OF
ettceiient q1ality. Taking into considerasion the
ssr q the dwelins tbs beautiful
the Jard IL Ii believed that 3 more lovely place h
seldom Droughtinto market. The particular atteu-
sale. y -
TERMs-One-fifth cash; balance at Y. IL md "a
months for ne gotiable notes interest added secur
ed by trust seed The taxes for 1859 to be raid by
the purchaser. GODD1N APPERSON.
my9 Auctioneefs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-16
O ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.

Il We, the undersigned, have now In use one Of
MIR Vim II Bakers HYDRAULIC PRESSES. as
used In isttening tobacco, ard have no hesitancy
In propouncing it q complete success, and our pre-
sent intention is to convert nun Der OF our present
presses into the kind invented by Mr. Baxter. All
Mr. asks is a trial Of his invention, and asks no
gay If it does not perform all he says We would be
glad to show its working to any of our friends at
cur factory on Perry street.
my e-3Wt GILMAN LYON 1 BRODNAX.