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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-02
by Richsrd Cauihorn, Auct.

A D7iINTSTRAt Ri&'s SALE CT PER-
\ S0NAL ESTAE;-,On THURSDAY, Srd DAY
of November, at 10 o'clnek 4. NJ, at his late resi-
personal estate of Bushrod W. Seal. deed. con
sistng OF his stock OF ,fR0C CERES. comprising an
assortment usually found IN retail grocery: a lot
of FURNITURE, consisting of Soft Press.
Chairs, &c. Also-l Horse, Spring Wagon, 2
Hosting Blocks, Spades, &c.. &c.
JULIA ANN SEAL. Adm'x
of Bushrod w. Seat, decd.
Sale conducted by r. CAUrHoRS.
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AUGrSTA. Nov. IA fire occurred in Mari
ett1, Fla. last Friday. by which the principal
psr'4sn Of the business part Il The town WAS
e.. sGUall.
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DRowNED.-A few days since, while the
sloop Cygnet was proceeding mp Rarilan Bay,
il tow Of n propeller, Capt. Thomas Ash
more. Of Trenton, n. J.. fell overheard. OF
Sandy Point ana Was drowned.
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FRENCH CORSETs AND B0DIES.--lust
e received fifteen dozen Of French lo'se.s and
Bodies, new sfs les. open 10 front. az h4wer pTiees
than ass in the eitts ALFKED MOSES.
~ Main street.
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4 MANS B0DT CCT NEARLY n Twc-At
UeIowe!i Me, last Thursday, Mr. Levy Gill
littr accidentally trli upon u revolving ciTcr-
Jar saw. by which his body, near the pit OF the
stomach, was cUt nearly in two, one arm sev-
t-,d near lie elbow and one hand cut of near
the wrist. He survived this stocking nutila-
Z. II C.e hour ana forty minutes.
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Vigilance topI.Iiitt~" in New 0rlcans--
Willow Fever

New ORLEANS. N5Y. Ill is reported that
vigilance committee Is forming here fer the
gl.C..sr. g.. he III, and delegation OF BaIti-
more Plug JE.ies - said - have arrived.
There wes- - deaths from yellow fever at
The lies 90. ls.l last WerK.
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GENERAL PIERCr-The Concord N. H Pa
1rip1 states that under no possible C!rcums:an-
cps viii General Pierce allow his name 70 go
before the Charleston Convention as Il candi-
dale Tor President.
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BOARDING.
EXCaANGEH HOTEL AND

: Z,
II presenting this card to the public, we return
MANY cUTdi n thanks 10 our generous patrons for
the Kindness We have received at their hands and
hope that the NEW ORDER OF AFFAIRS. 10 re
initiated Sept. /, lS5a Will receive the same en-
con~e-ement that our previous efforts and labors
20 accommodate guests have met with.
Messrs. JOHN T. and THOMAS +. BALLARD
are now she pICpTietors Of the Establishment
and each one pledges himself 10 do what the com
font convenience and requirements OF their guests
demand.
u desire to keep and maintain, what our IL
cCnsa calls for, a FRS CLASS HOTEL, and we
promise to use renewed eXertions tn render the es
Enlistment rs comfortable possible. With po
lite 2 euts, and ready. PROMPT and attentive ser
wants, We shall endedvor ia afford complete salts
faction ia the travelling public.
\. B.-A previous card. long since published TO
counteract the Influence Of a baseess Tun!oE. is
sufficient proof that our establishment has never
been closed, ana that, since Its publication, we
have been IN better condition to entertain visitors
than heretofore. llrumors 20 closure, IN
tended closure, We desire our friead> to notice as
false and strangers, intending to visit US. wIlliu
iIuSrepTeSs DtatIOnS. It's
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-, FIR kt Mon Brooke Avenue, Opposite
VIA: John Clash store. four ROOMS, suitable for
A-A = moderate zed family The rent to a good
tenant will be low. Apply, on the premises, to
mo- - A
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SCHOONER InA MILLEE.-A portion Of the
cargo If this vessel. before rCpoFted,) consist
ing Of coffee has been taken OGt. and found 10
be IN q tcerably good condition and shipped 10
New York. The balance Of the cargo COASTS Is
Of lOgWOod Norfolk Argus.
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by Jas. VI. Tasior 4 Sou, aue,,s.

ONE BRICK TENEMENT ASD TWO
25TH STREET AT AUCTi0N--We will sell urol
the premises, on WEDNESDAY,. the ~ OF No
FRAMED Ten EAlEN on 18th street i;nme~
diatejy opposite 10 the IeEhstreet Baptist Church..
and one BRICK TENEMENT ADJOINING oecu-
pied by Pleasant Jones, The Tenements are uar-
tcutsry daptcd Tor sma-sged families. Per-
sons desiring u secure hone IN y pleasant and,
retired nsg hborhoJd would do well - attend this
sale. Ike LOTS front about 10 feet each, and run
back lao fee tn alley 20 feet wide.
IERMs.-one third cash; the baisnce at 4 and
months Tor sgostabls not s, with interest added
and secured b. u trust deed.
oe 3 IAS NJ TAYLnR & SON Ancta
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FREE PASSES TO EE AEoLIsHED.--A railroad
convention a. Cleveland, last week, decided
that the free pass system should be totally
abolished from ana after the first OF Jan uary
1sJU
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BY j. "a. nlgses, Auct'r,
~; gir, Sf.qsf
PANxRUPT s.: .--:7.--- 200 WORTH or

E2A n 49, IT >, .--,.,,, ,.uGQ = OKTtf Um
AUCFIOn-W Il lie sold commencin4 on TUES
pay EVENING. Nov. Ist, NJ : O rtoct The iar4est
stock of Cold ard silver WATCHES. CHAINS
and fine JEWELRI ever offered in the cit, Of
Z Ichmond The above stock was bou- ht expressly
for the retail trade, an1 was STOPPED here IN
trausltu. and will he sold lmmo stels. hv consent
of parIes. 10 the hj hest bidd~f. The above stock
consists. IN part, fellows: Gold, Huutlns Eng
iIsh, American, Swiss. Cbfonometer. Double
timer. Diamond set and Enauelsd Watches, Silver
Watches Of all descriptions: Gold Vest, Guard,
patterns: Coral. Moasic Lava Jet. Gold stone,
Cameo and Enameed Sets to match; Lockets;
Pens: Pencils; Brooches; Geld Tnimbes; and, in
fact. every thing kent IN FIRST class Jewelry Store.
Sale eyery MORNING end EVENING ut 10
o'clock A. NJ. ana O'Clock i, NJ. SAFE poslt.v
TERMS Cash. j. II. DiHGES. Auct'r,
!. y. CNNAHT. receiver
p. S.-Merchants wli' find th,s good oppoItu
nifty to purchase. Ladies are invited to call ard
examine The stock durin the da,, "a Goods will lee
sold less than manufacturers Tgices Mt pirate
sale. 10 It's
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MILLINERY GOODS, RONNETs. no.
WI sIERY, SHIRTS. &r.-on consignment ana
wholesale. only J Bonnets, Ribbons. French Flow
ers, Feathers, Embroidery, fine MerIno Shirts,
Goods CITY and country dealers will please call
and see the goods and bay bargains for cash.
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TIE Earl or = EsTNoRELAND whose death
i announced ia the foreign news was an ANA
trar musical composer OF some note. lie " TOte
several operas, and a number OF WalGes and
other pieces. None Of them. however, were II
4 very high order. lie represented Great I$ri-
tain a. Vienna for Il number Of years.
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New ORLEANS. Nov. 1.-The steamer Grenada.
t-o-L Havana Get. 10Th. reports that Two car
Eae- ."t1 Of Slaves were recently landed near
Havana
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THOROUGN-BRED STALLION
|(SFOR SALE.--A. have sold my Farm, we
HAwiil sell our thorous h bred Stallion BILLY
TONNES Nv partner, J.. q. SIMoNsoS, would
purchase my rest but he not situated TO keep
him We made about eight hundred dollars with
him the past season aud only with two stands, and
tbey in five miles OF each other. He will be on the
Petersburg Fair Grounds, and Will bs for safe pri,I
yately until FRIDAY. the 4th of Nov. which VIII
he the last day OF the Fair il not sold before that
day, he will then be sold at public auction, at two
O'Clock. He will be eight years old next Spring
DANIEL. DYSON.
oo I9-2av2yt LEWIS g. SIM0NSON.
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, secured at the follow

Passengers breakfast and sup at Ashland and dine
on board the comfortable steamer between Acquia
Creek and Washing ton.
pA For further Information, apply at this office,
Broad street. Shockoe Hill
JAS. Is. WINSTON, Gen'l Ticket Ag't
2uu
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- SSTARTING no FORTSNorTu
t-s'1S fs'a-x- AND NORFOLK. AND REDFC-
rE 81 a =, o,5 ,,sN ITs ana ~
October, leave the wharf AZ Rockets every morn
uStSuudTes oIcep.od,} n o. o'clock. precisely
the Glen Cove LEAVING every Monday, Wednesday
end FRIDAY MORNINGS. and the Curtis Peck every
TUESDAY ThursdV ana Saturday MORNINGS. and
both boats return each alternate days. touching ut
ali the Tesu lar audlu-s soIns aud returning.
PassaEe for the round trp. 10 and from Ports
mouth OF Norfolk, S., To City Point s..
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CtouMfNNfONER'SN ALEOFVALUABLE

L Bf s'vsSM iaN1 III G6ocufsND
COUNTY,; AND ALL THE PERS e \ PROP
YouTG AND LIKELY SLAVES. HORSES,
CATTLE. HOGS, CROPS, HOUSEHOLD AND
cree of the Circuit Court of Goochland county. in
the cause Of Martin ys. Martins Administration.
q al" rendered at the September term, 1853. the
undersigned; az Commissii9ner Will sell az public
auction, to the highest bidder, on the premises on
THURSDAY, the ioth day OF November, 1859
III a F ge Inf 1 ns15 s s! oa
owned by the tate j. T A. Martin, and on which he
resided at the time OF his destb. l. contains ~
the late John s. Flemne: and Charles Guerrgnt,
deed, and situated on the Beaver Dam Creek -
There about 100 acres OF First rate low grounds
and 21 acres IN original growth. hoavIlS timbered
The buildings consist OF a two-stor, Dive ilas
hacco Houses. and other hnildln. hs,.> "a such n
farm. The situation is as beautiful and heSte as
any in the county. II IS about four miles rom the
james River and Kanawha Canal, FIVE miles from
the Court House. one mi'e from the conie III plated
line of the straight shoot railroad from Richmond
70 Charlottesville and Is miles from the city Of
TERMs.-Cash for 50 much as viii be sufficient 10
suit, and the balance on credit Of l., 2 8 and 4
years the credit instruments to bear interest from
chaser to sive bends With good persona security
for the deferred payments, and The title 10 be re-
Capt. VIM, NJ Maso, the manager. viii show il
70 those disposed to purchase, and ihos can wIiie
to me- At Nebraska Postt,5Qpfiee Agpoa.attox ernep
mond. JAMES r. ROBERTSON,
Special Commissioner
ALSO-Ten young and likely sIAN ES--vlz;
Fave men, two women, two giTis ard one boy. and
all the personal property thereon. will he sold after
the sale o. The land, eoes STING ofyalushie HORSES
and NJ rs. emhracing TIVE very fine thorough
bred brood mares. in fnal BIZ ''fe Q raght one Of
them his race mare. lula Todd and q yearlins
colt out OF her. by Red Eye pronounced hs good
Hoss; and large flock Of Sheep; WAGONS. Carts.
Top Buggy, ell the Farming implements and erops
OF Tobacco, Corn, Oats, Hay. Straw, Household
and Kitchen Furniture, &c. The stock are OF the
most improved blood.
TERss,-For the personal property, Except the
slaves, for whom cash will be reauired.l for all
sums under SO, cesh; over that amount moaths'
credit, Tor boads with approved security.
The fcregoilg sales viii take place positively
limit or reserve.
JAMES r. ROBERTSON.
Admir- of j. IT A. Martin, and
Admir- de bonls non OF John Martin. deed.
oc4-d6cwtds
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gXyELLEa1T IT. DAVIS, pEAIFF

WILLIAM II. DAVIS. DEALER IN AN
w THRACITE AND BlTUMINOUS COAL
Keeps coEstanty on hand the best quality red and
white ash ANTHRACITE CoA de,,s suitable tor
LUMP, HAIL and SMITHS COAL, which he is
prepared to sell on good terms as it can be pur
chased in the city. Orders left at his yard. near
tho Petersbui Depot, will be promptly attended to-
i
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A UCTTON NV AR! " AK!.-F Y r
~ THOUSAND MEN.--CalI at IS Main street.
late store OF Voezle & Wcidemcyer, Jewelers. -
viii be sold every day and evening. this week,
Gold and Silver Watches, Plated Ware, Table
and Pocket Cutlery, Ivory Hanha Knives, Sill
ver-Plated Spoons and Forks. Caka Baskets, Cas-
tors, and = larae assortment Of JewclFy and
Fancy Goods, Gents Funishlng Goods. Cigars,
Nc-, sc for one week oniy. Every article
ranted rs represented. Goods At private sale, dur
in the dag. J. II. DI6GES, Auc't
los. Snow, Salesman. &C CTS
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COAL, COKE, &c.

N~S~I~S>~
(Aot FR NIL AND ANEnHAClTE
- COAL and C0KEF For sale by
II. D. WHITING,
no It's Near the PETERSBURG Depot.
i'0AL.--The depot of the New York and Rich
- mond Coal Company, situate at the upper end
OF Broad street and opposite the Old Fair Ground,
is well supplied from their DeepRun and Spring-
field Mines with all the usual KINDS for sale Fam
liz, B!acksmIths, Run OF the Mines aEd Hard
COAL.
N.B-For the convenience of down town custo-
mers, orders may be lett at the store of Mr.. JOHN
GREEN Il. 18th street, between Main and Cary
street. oc 2i-lmT
CfHEk Z COAL. Having engaged 10 sell what
~ is called HARD COAL from Midlothian mines,
have now on hand lot and will continue 10
ceive it. which will be sold Tor cash at 1915 per
load of % bushels.
~. Office on 18th street, one door below Mr..
Hastlnas' grocery store.
&c a-I,,x 2 COOK
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Entity Fnlf. F9IyU~.1gEF Vyr.prNG

LOTS ADJOINING THE TOWN OF MAN
CHESTER: FOR SALE AT AUCTION-W-ilI he
Sold. upou the premises, THURSDAY. the Sd
gay OF NoTemheL. CONNIE ncing at So O'Clock l..
NJ q handsome Building Lots, adjoining the town
o. Manches er, fronting Hull, Decatur. Stock
ton Jeffersnn, Adams, Clay and Marshall streets,
ard upGn the Richmond and Petersburs Railroad.
these Lots Tie IN an Improving nslg hhorhood ard
are well located for building purposes. 4 plat of
the property can be seen at our Office.
TERMS One fifth cash the balance II G, Il. IS
and u months. Tor negotiable notes. with interest
added. and secured ny trust deeds.
Oc . jas. III. IAILOR u SONS. Ancts.
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D0GGETT &ANDERSON.

= GOV EhNOH SIHAE1,
Would invite buyers TO examine their tal stock
Of CARPkIING. FLOOR Oil G. Otis. and
CURTAIN GOODS which they are selling much 10
low the usual price that such goods spHi NJ.
Also. q large and varied assortment of PAPER
HANGfM6S, from the cheapest to the finest thft
is manufactured both French and. American,
which viii lie sold very cheap. va are also pre-
pared with the best at wofknlen - make SIM fit
il rooms in the cts ar county. CARPETS, CTR
TAiNS, OIL CI0I lis and " tNlgQN SHADES,
at the shortest notice. also, PAfER- hANGl&6
done by superior wo kinen HGusekeepeFs need
Ing anything in orr hHe, viii and assortment
good and oar prices low &C 5-Sm
q, % 900. Visitors to the Far and others.
- respectfully invited 20 can the Old sand l62
Main street ard examine RE lsr-@st and most De-
sifaile stock O" FINE CLOTHING ever seen n
thus cts State.
The assor' pient embraces q great variety OF ese-
cant and tasty goods. soften up IN cur OEn mana
factory in the Latest and NEST iashiona bic styles
Purchasers IRE assured that tbelT varied tastes
in quality, styiss aud prices, can be met III our
Iarse aud splcudid stock, amounting 10 more than
Ell hts Thousand dollars,
Every article vsaFranted.
KEEN BALDWIN & WILLIAMS.
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jg7RE TUNsTALL ROUsE.


DASVlLLE, VIRGINIA.
With new furniture and newly repaired, we as
sure visitors that 10 efforts will he spared promote
their comfort. and We respectfully solicit trl AL
The TUNSIALL HOUSE is also the STAGE
OFFICE, and our omnbusses will always be H.
readiness to carry passengers TO and from the
Depot. 4. g. WALTERS,l
fe1l-iYd W. T. SIMMONS,
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~ Richard Cauthorn, aret.

GROCER 'Es, Sc. AT AUgTEON.-THTS
II wv ednessiay1 MORNING. coInmencins nj 10
o'clock; viii sell ct nv store, a lot OF Racou
hams' Shoulders, Sides; Brandy, Whiskey, Sugar.
Also, Cooking Stoves, second. hand Furniture,
&c, mo u r. CACTHORN. AuCt.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
n,,MI.ssIovER,x SALE or yAhuA.


COMMISSIONING SALE OF yALUA.
=. - Bile LAND IN THE COUNTY OF CHEs-
IEHFiED-Hs virtue Of an'hority vested n ne
py decree OF the Csrenit Court Of gbssterhss
count made in ths case Of .'Wood rs. Wood sf
~ - shai, cell ut public .snetion on THURS
DAY, the lat dag of neearaher next. on the pre-
s n,isss the tract of LAND on which John Wood
Fssidsd af the time Of his death lnesiteG m Fallen
t5rers, about nine miles from Hielimoed and adj
lolning the lands oil bt. Winffee and James
sfhce and others. containiny 40 acres with about
~ acres OF inc low srounds. and proportio. asie
qnantlty OF wood land The said tract Of l.nd is
Wen adapted to the growth Of all the crsps xrown
TINS part OF the state and hiss on IL good Dwell
M House and ali the necessary out houses.
TERMS - goo in cash. the balance in one and two
years. with interest from day 81 ssle.
BENZ. Fl. NASH.
no @-iaWtiD Commissioner.
HOUSE AND LOT IN MANCEESTER.-
ny virtue OF deed of trust, executed to me,
ana oil record, ~. will sell at public ancipn on
the premises, without reserve. on THURSDAY
neSf r O'clock NJ and valuable frame
auhsE and LOT. fronting 3 feet on Perry street
b les feet, part of town lot No. I?o
ItEAs.-S250 cash: the balance in L. Sand 10
months equal pay ments, interest added. nagotia-
bic notes well endorsed. and title retained until
iull pa ment. Ssllin; as Trustee | will conway
good. l., NJ BTrRF00T
10 E-1C Trustee.
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WILL l. s, ssSs.kI, =, Man St, three
~ doors below ltth street for one week. q iaT-e
md valuable stock ot Watches. JeVe}fy and Fancy
Goods direct Il ON tho manufacturers viz: tine IL
carat God Watches and hUe Gold JeWelry. The
stock comprises some veTs hue +oo3s-better than
usually sold at auctl0u-and every article VIII be
warranted as represented sale, and sold with
out reserve to the hig nest bidder Come come
AL. J. ii. DlGGkS, Anct.
d. T. BoaTU, Satasnan. &C -
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offer for sale my Horses, Wagons, &c. &c, viz:
A hne GREY HORSE. years old.
One EXPRESS WAGON, with top, single and
double, Northern make, and as good as new.
ONE-HORSE WAGON. A two-seat TOP BUG
GI. One sipgls and donb'e HARNESS. A STA
81 e LOT. known as Whites Cooper Shop, with
SHED, ST BILE and fixtures.
IERMs-Liberal. Apply to
J. WfLBACHER, 18th ST.
Between Main and Cary.
r, II nave also on hand well SELECTED STOCK OF
CIGARS, and small lots OF W I'M rs. all of which
am willing to dispose Of at sacrifice
&C 20-2w
ALSO,
The good will of the above establishment, to-
gether with all the Bottles, Fixtures, &c.
Having determined To close business n The CITY
Of RICHMOND, | viii sell at public auction on
THURSDAY, November 81, 1859, at 10 O'clock on
til premises above.
TERMs-Accommodating and made known at
time OF sale.
Sale conducted by E. B. COOK
no Auctloneer.
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$50 r-5.zz==5.zzz- NOTICE. 1870

4.ssl.s 1870 To PAS NGERSIOCJ.
* S x - GOING NQRTM.-NEW AR
ERS,-IHR0JGHn TICKETS md THROUGH
CHECK S.-GPEAT NORTHERN ROUTE-Car-
yyinE the great United States Mail. Twice daily
(Sunday night excepted between Richmond. Alex
andria, Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia, New
York, and all important points West, via Acquia
Creek and Washington, over the Richmond, + red
erickshuTg Il Potomac RaliTC@d, to the Potomac
river, 70 miles. and by splendid and comfortable
steamers thence Ia ashn ston, IS miles, in ali 100
miles IN seyen hours; being comfortable and per-
icctly safe rate OF speed.
Hours Of Departure $50, A. NJ, and 6:S0 p. NJ.
BAGGAGE. under charge Of Special Agents,
CHECKED THROUGH to Washington, Baltimore.
Philadelphia and New York.
.I..E nI.Gm r ..g en- be secnred at the follow
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TELEoRApHIc NEWS.
,ronrrp ron THE RICHMOND prsrArcn,r


- Nagasfte TtieEyaph Ltns~-oMcs, $50 Eagle
,Squass, Hasa Strsst.
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IN CARY. 2lSr AND 22D STREETS. KNOWNAs
EGI pIBRELL'S W WAREHOUSE, FOR SALE
We are authorized II SELF the fotezoing valuable
property. II has front on the north side OF Cary
street of 200 leet and depth Pa street of 1853
feet and on 2lst st. al 100 feet. Tho BUILDINGS
on the !ot are nearly new, and admirably pit
ed tor are stemery or for p Tobacco warehouse.
DIbrelts Warehouse IS established by law. and last
year NeSsrs. Powell 4 French were appointed In
spectors By the Governor. The number OF hoes
heads inspected Tor the ending Is Oct, 1859,
vast 2G5. and the revenue paid TO the landlord was
about - 200. This property iustly regarded rs
among The most valuable IN this city. For terms,
&c apply to GODDlN ( APPERSON.
DC 3i--lUt AuctoneeTS.
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Y.ERy VALUABLE FsTaTE ANn

fFRSONAL PROPERTY. CONSISTING OF
SLAEtS: BLQonED COWS. MULES. HORSES.
FAR',altN NC lMPI,EM ENTS, &c, AT AUCTION
VIII sell, at the Falls Plantation, on James River
IN the county If Chesterfield opposite cit, Of Rich
mond, on TUESDAY. the sti day of December
raxt commencing at iats o'clock. A. NJ the hal
aace OF the REAL ESTATE blooming 10 sad
estate, containing 3fiH acres of valuable Land
Land, y ing about the centre ofthe iarm $50 acres
IN woed lying on the Petersburg Railroad within
one mule oi the town of Manchester. larre por-
ton OF which is heavily wooded: also, valuable
" haTt Property. lying on James River, extending
from the terminus Of the DsnvIe Rairoad tn The
town OF NJ anchester, upon which there are several
sites particularly adapted for warehouses and man
utacturng establishments.
And - IL O'Clock NJ. of the SAME DAY. will be
Sold nifty valuable SERVANTS, consisting of
Boys, Girls Men, Women and Children.
twenty four superior MI LCH COWS of the most
unproEed stock; /. young CATTLE; woke of
OMEN, and anout 50 HOGS.
1wenty-loqr oang ard we'll broke Null ES, su-
perlor animals: 2 HORSES. &c
large variety Of FARMING IMPLEM ENTS,
cnnslst'n? IN part of a Portable ThreshIng Ma
chime, Reapers. Drills, Cod Crusher, &c.
wagons, Carts, and Gear.
About COZ barrels of Corn, a large quantity
Sh9cks, Fodder. ard Straw, and large QUANTITY
OF tail and winter Vegetables,
Terms OF ALE as follows Fer the real estate,
All sums OF So 600 and under, onc-third cash; the
b2i@nee at l. z, ard years; for all sums of 5000
&n9 anGer . 10 o; i cash. the balance nj /, 2 ).
and ears tor all SUMS over 10 coo, one fourth
cash. the balance al |, 2 3 4. ard Years the pur-
chasers to execute negotiabe notes with interest
added payahle semi annually and secured BIZ trust
deeds or The slaves cas- b; for all other pes sonal
property. sums Of Sle0 and under, cash; over 400
, hiois credit for approved negligible notes,
Ot lar