davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-02-11

Miss Mollie and Miss Peggie are two
sisters. Miss Mollie is the oldest. She IL
not member Of any church, but like all
we'll bred young ladies, says her prayers
before retiring. One night she carried
with her to her room a pickle, and laidit
upon her bureau, thinking that she would
eat it after her devotions. She knelt at
the foot Of the bed for that purpose. Peg
gle entered the room, and seeing her
deeply absorbed, thought to improve the
opportunity by appropriating the pickle TO
her own use. She had bitten off piece,
and in chewing it, she made noise, which
her sister heard, who wishing to know the
cause, looked up and beholding Peggie
devouring the pickle. hurriedly arose, ex-
claiming. 20, Lord crease me moment;
Peggie is eating up my picklel"
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-02-11
THOU HAST WOVEN THE SPELL.
BY GEORGE r. NORRIS.

Thou hast woven the spell that hath bound
me,
Through all the sad changes of years;
And Il e smiles that wore when found thee
Ha We faded and..melted in tears.
Like the poor wounded fawn from the noun.
tain
That seeks out the clearisilver tide.
l have fingered in vain at the foun tain
Ofhope-with shaft in my side. Id.
Thou hast taught me that Loves rosy fcttcri
Apang from the"thorns may impart;
That the coinage of VOWS and of letters
Comes not from the mint of the heart.
Like the lone bird that futters her pinion,
And MARBLES in bondage her strain,
! have struggled to fly thy dominion,
But ! find that the struggle is vain.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-02-11
7 H e PHO K e e X
will BE- issued every Friday, at Upper Ssn
dusky, 0. .,$2,00 peannum, or 81 so in ADVANCE
5r 0DE-E- H@@ sy~
ON'MAIN STREET, FIVE DOORS
NORTH OF THE RAILROAD. z
Rates Of Advertising.

Rates of Advertising.
Ten lines, or less, this type, counts square
One square, 3 weeks or less. ........$ ,00
One square, each additional insertion,.... 70
Permanent Advertisers, by special agreement,
at the following rates, payable quarterly:
One square, months, without change. y ,50,
Two squares 3 months, without change, 400
Three squares months, without change, 800
Four squares months, without change. 6,00
Each additional square, per quarter, ,..... l,0C
Notice of the final settlement Of Estates, 81
cents each.
All advertisements must be paid in advance
Attorneys will be holden for the price Of insert
ing legal notices handed in by them. Publish
ers not accountable for the accuracy OF legal
advertisements beyond the amount charged for
heir publication.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-02-11

~The Ncks5uy Sun of the l4th,
inst, informs us that runaway negro
was caught at Black Hawk, few day,
ago with the hand ola white man in his
pocket. It is said the negro confessed
that he had exhumed the body, and Gu
the hand off the dead mans arm,to act a.
a sharm in keeping the dogs from follow
ing his track. and on the strength Of bis
confession he was hung. A white silk
glove was on the hand when it was found.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-02-11

ID Y far the cheapest Lot Of Boots and
DShoes Of any description just opened
and for sale at the
One Price Ready Pay Store.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-02-11
THE RETORT.

THE RETORT.
Said Della to reverend dean,
"What reason can be given,
Sin ice marriage is holy theme,
That there are none in heaven9"
"l here are no women there, he cried.
She quick returned the jest,
"Women there are but am afraid
They cannot find priest"
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-02-11

RA friend of ours has dipper with
which philanthropist bailed out an un'
fortunate debtor.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-02-11

~A gentleman met a half witted lad
in the road, and placing in one Of his hands
a sixpence and a penny, asked him which
Of the two he would choose. The lad
replied, that "he wouldn't be greedy
he'd take the smallest"
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-02-11

WHEN EASTER CoMEs.-It will be in
teresting to learn that Easter, which will
be on the gath of April this year, last
fell on that day in l791, and will moi fall
on the same date again till 2oll. Since
the introduction Of the Georgian Almanac
this has only been the case IN the
years 1889, 1907. and l7ol. The period
in which Easter can fall, reachers from
:he 22d of March earliest dste) to the
95th of April --latest date, } leaving thirty.
five different days for the celebration OF
this festival. In this century Easter will
fall only once (lss6) on the latest date
the 25th of April.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-02-11

H'The negroes over in Canada ara
said to be very insolent and overbearing
to the White Canadians, whom they
doubtless deem an inferior Grace" At
Windsor, the other day. aparty Of blacks
jostled couple of gentlemen from tho
side walk, and when one Of the latter
gently demonstrated, the leader of the ne.
groes drew knife and stabbed him. Tho
gentleman was not dangerously injured.
but the negro fed and no arrest was made.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-02-11

n HE best article Of Brown Sugar in
L Upper Sandusky for sale at the
One price ready pay Store.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-02-11

CATTLE KILLED BY EATING SoRaHuM.-
The independence Iowa) Guardian gives
an account OF the destruction Of seven
head Of cattle from eating the refuse Chi
nese sugar cane, after it had been CON-
pressed in the mill. The outer coating Of
the stalks is of very viterous character;
when thus broken up and taken in on the
stomach, it operates like broken glass. cut
ting, and in some cases penetrating entire
ly through the coats Of that organ, pro-
cling violent infamtion. A post mortem
examination in this case revealed this as
the cause Of death. This important fact
should be made known to every farmers as
it may be the means Of preventing Sc
rious destruction of their stock. a
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-02-11

w Printers devils are generally la
dies men Notwithstanding they have
pretty hard names. Some time ago one
Of these hard named fellows and his
lady love were walking alongs and chat
ting very briskly upon the numerous top
les of the day, when she suddenly caught
his hand, and looking smilingly in his
face; asked-"Do you know why CAM
not get religion?"- ?"-"No, my dear. I do
not" he replied, 1t is because I am in
love with the devil"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-20
AUCTION SAEg.s
lf1ff7THnxH-
By Jas. ii. Tsyler & aon'

NOMMTNNIONERa E1ru .>u
~ vALUAHLn maj ,s@ ~ vnhA
Ta " AsNe!O0 Pursuans 70 decree 81 he Cir
fn,s y0ars e Hsnrico IN the cass Il HusS6sson "
Z: Cammissioners viii seiI. 81 pub,ic snctt = ~
t ,s Dlooef en- tne premises on WEDN sSDAY
ne in.n day o. June ls5 " fair II mot on the neg
estats situated on or near tho Deep Run TurnpiSs
saous tnfee miles from the city OF kichmopd benz
lat One trsct ca,,aa .srorr a.m,,
g acres, situated Immediately on the road sha.,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-20
T AND FOR SALE IN CHESTERFIELD

T AND FOR SALE IN CHESTERFIELD
~ COUNTY. On TdE MANCHEs TER TURN.
PIKE. SIX MILES DIsTANT FROM RICH.
MONr--six miles above Richmond, on the Man
On the south side of the turnpike is the original
tract Of 43o acres, producing good cropscf Corn,
ss
rying four to eight hundred bushels-the place
having been under irregular management. There
two lots of twenty acres each we'll set in clover
a Dwelling House in perfect repair. (half new
having ten rooms, also neat Frame Cottage in the
DEN well inciosed A well of good water in the
yard, and another near the Granary. Stable and
servant Houses. There are VERY comfortable
thirsy.fse servants Ali out buildings needed for
farming and planting purposes, and for domestic
A small tract of rs to 271 acres of good land
having frame building with four rooms, and one
or two houses comfortable for snail family.
bushels little purple strsw wheat free Of all defect
Guano applied. and looking we'll. Am seeding oats,
there s
Of original growth oak. Ac and 60 or 70
Of sece nd growth pine, which is very tall. Much
may be carried to market on turnpike without
These trscts may be bought privately of Messrs
Setsar m ps S d.s Ct Man.
sold before that day they win then be offered 70 suit
purchasers. at pubic auction. on the premises; =.
sent Q short ime during which, persons DESTROYS Of
seeing and buying these lands will have them
shown by my son, Chastain Cooke, Jr, and he or
Messrs Goddn Appersop, are authorized to close
q trade Possession Of the Dwelling House may be
had 18th october next Possession Of the land and
larger number Of out-buildiogs may be had imme
diaie.y by q reasonable compensation for the grow
ing crops and ii the purchaser wishes, he can hire
six or seven crop hands till LIST 10th October next
CHASTAIN COOKE.
uA-Whig and Enquirer please copy once q week
till 18th May.
The above sale will take place on the premises on
'''''' '-' IVA aopDIN 4 APPERsON.
mvA Aucts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-20
COLUMBIAN HOTEL.

=, This establishment will be opened the l3tA o.
May. for the entertainment Of the pubItc. n =
nov tnoroush :. paired from bottom to TOP. imDrov-
ca 10 all respects and IL in every war better euitsd
70 the comforts Of lie patrons than heretofore ne
NAN building u hse stories high 40 feet IN sneth
ana % arranged that you enter from the street IA
sne middle OF the house, now fronting on Shoskoo
Slip. instead OF Gary street formerly Il q sirv
roomy. convenient ami comfortable 8 Il can s. 8.
The chambers are furnished anew throughout snd
have the best quality of BEDDING.
The Kitchens are admirably arranged and have
every convenience for the serving On ctpassteiv
the different Meats and Vegetables.
Having engaged Col WYATT OARDWuLL. In.
merly Of Cha! lotte. and Mr. LUCK, Of xich.
mond who will devote their whole time TO the nan.
ssgsm5sns eitns ho9:e for me- with The
WIN De done by them and their assistants to add 10
the ~mfort Of their guests
Omnioussee are now being built and will run 10
the dlnerent Depots. steamers and Packet Boate e
soon as completed. In the meantime Porter VII
attend with Hacks. jos OKtNSHAW.
Proprietor.
sn9 unqersfgned. have the management cf the 90
LUM blAN HOTEL. We take occasion 70 say 10 our
ni s tnaf we will be exceedingly happy to 70
ceive them at the old establishn,ent ssvivca
and moderDsea, where no pains Ahall be spared for
their gratihcation and comfort
WYATT OARDWELL,
N
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-20
my IA
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF vALU-

~ ABLETENEMyHTs ON TIE NORTH EIDE OF BROAD,
ARfHlEN SEC ND AND Third sTREgfs -M Comnls-
sioncr appointed By decree Of the Circuit Court Of
1889 in the case of "O0ttrell aud wife, against Duvs
&c. shal proceed to sell 81 public auction. the
premises on WEDNEeDAY, the 18th May, 1859. at
o. clock r NJ fair II not the next fair day those
two exc+lept brick tenemeuts located - above cccu
pied respectively BIZ Messns L B Thomas and
Philips Also, the large Framed Tenement adjosniuG
the former tenement. having front f3ll feet run
ming back tho usual depth.
The above property 10 we'll located, and consider.
ed excellent stands for business
The ono occupied by Mr. Thomas has for great
many years been occupied - an Apothecary store
and dwelling.
THRMS-One fourth cash; balance at I, and 8
years. for negotiable notes. bearing interest. the
sau payable halt yearly and lite retained till all
ordered By the court.
Tho puiehassFs win b entitled % the rents from
the cay OF ale s1s e Rsy re ssHs; sof TIE yer
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-20
I ARdE NUMBER OF BRICK AND

at,.ot Go1n IhSEMENTS, on Cary or Dover
SSISet, IN cydney. corner of Laurel Street Wiz
81 AT AGoTioN.-At the request Of the own.
liz reside 10 Kentucky. We shall sell at put.
NAY 1859 At O'Clock. u. if fair, il not The next
Isir gay; large number Of excellent brick And
Woooen Tenemen's, located as above These Tsne
menH nave been erected within the last six or aey
On years; are we'll built and now occ pied by good
tenants ct lair rents: plat of the property will
De exniDited At the honr of sajs. The particular
attention OF those wanting comfortable re,dences
called to this eale. " -e'Pe0'iuhJ
IIaks; One fourth cash. balance at 6, IL aud IS
n-onsns. ior negotla6ie notes, interest added, se
by the purchasers.
my 10 G0DDIN l. APPERsON, Au,ts.
S.-lmmediately after the foregoing sale. will
he Did that beautiful Lot 10 81 dney in front
OF TIE Fair Grounds. fronting 1879 on the west ii ne
Ct Laurel street, running back ON me south line OF
Federal street 1855 feet, and bounded on the south
by 70 foot alley.
TERhs-Liberal, and made known at the hour Of
sale. GODDIN 4 APPERSON,
my IL AuctiOneere
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-20
, A MOST DESIRABLE sUBURRAN

RESIDENCE AND SMALL MARKET
FARM FOR SALH-The subscriber of5srs hie
beautiful place, on Grove street. for sale n 60
tains 20 acree, In fue state Of cultivation. Tie
House Is Italian villa, new, good size and hsav
~ orpamented. There II . large new Barn. Oar.
large Orchard Of choice fruits Of various kinds
The location 10 perfectly healthy, aud to persons
doing business in RichDond. or wishing TO reside
near the city. offers an inducement rarely 70 s.
met with.
For terms. &e, apply ct the corner Of Main anA
FIRST streets. during business hours or ct ny re-
idence on the premises. HouIRl
an 1l-1taWta
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-20
~ =. d. COOK. Auotlonoof.
GENIE 81 HOUSEHOLD FURMI.

~ IJuRE ONE sPLBypID SGvsu OCTAVE
n NY TWO VALUABLE eL1yM. - Ar
o,e,oeI M0n fsiDAY. ths nh iassssa q %
% So as ain essSs.n Oh ard eth 81. koss
Manoeany Tetee.Tetes. Sofas. PaSiof 1haira ~.
bic Top side and Csntre Tables. Brrsusis. a. m.
vet Carpet, dne Oil Paintings And En.rSviSSs
Lace Curtains, Gas Chandalien ISepcS Nae1Sl
CLOCKS and Ornaments. one eplendh Hrooch PleSS
Upright Mirror. In Ornamental frame. &C one Gnlon.
did Ioctaye Rose wood Piano. hctnrel ~ Sso1-
art!o Y o hrst class instrument; black Woln1t
kxsension Table. Mahogany eideboard, Card IA6ieG
Cane Seat Chairs. Mahogany wardreSes. eur, sax.
Washstands, French Bedstsads. Toilet Co0o6e.
Hair. Spring and Bhuck Mattresses. Feather Ssds.
DC &C., &c
The kitchen furniture oomprises the usual VARSITY.
to9efner with large Cooking stove. Corpsr Kst-
ties. Pans &C.
tual WINES -H.lfca.k purs Buquersc wiss IAN
caak pure white do; half cask pure Oiarss do; u -
muonns Claret DO The Aoove wines ere warranted
pure, having been imported h Mr.. puQuespe.
AZ ~ O'Clock precisely. VIII be cold the slave
JANE, 81 years old. and here JgNNIs, II ycars
oid. Jaae fss No ! French Cook; Jennie rood
nrre and house ser, ant
and healthy.
The house will be open on THURSDAY, the sssA
when the public 10 invited 70 q.
.terms cash.
my 10 EB COOK, Auct,ooor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-20
A4 AK B MUTCHEsoN,,
HUGH nj HurcUraaN
VALUABLE FARM IN urup,c1

Y eALuABLE FARM IN HENR1co
wRSTHSMf br.AsT TIE TERMINUS or THE
divided st,.n;am II the requiring bis
on day of m .Se
eng chs o. ~ O'clock. NJ, his Farm ssnst:S common p;
Ros g. the terminus of the estham psp1
dickens. aud others 0reen, Thomas
abont f n ~ acres of highly improved ,.ra.
Acres veil sC re. have been in Wheat d
land is heayv vo eioSer forty-ave acres Of the
cultivation. "n0 INC paiance fs ready for
with ! rn raovements are. new Framed Dvs,,iro
tars iooms, passage and closet two nsrro nr
' a.Re Darn, stable, Carriage hnnse - qusr'
Ma Ey person wishing to purchase a Iesiivv.
arm convenient to the city and i'm ~nnd iS
before the day Of fale "A"ine the premises
.. lasMsLSl00 cash. $500 at mouths. vithont;r.
mau.. me balance Ia four equal annual install
Ist Of $780, ana years. with interest from The
OF 'ctoper next. f)r negotiable notes with ints
resi- added. and secured by trust deed WAN iu'0'
The purchaser will have the privilege Of .s.a;,, =,
sh q wheat In the Fall. aud full possession on
Sale conducted by JAS NJ TAYLOR & Son. Auct. n'
my6 SoN' 0ucss.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-20
GopDIN ApPIRsoN, Aucts myD


BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOT ON THE
IL SOUTH SiDE OF MARSHALL, BETWEEN
lsr AND FOUaHEE STREETS For SALE At
AUCFION.-Will be sold, on TUESDAY, the 18th
May, 1859. en- the premises commencing at oolk
joining the residence of Mr. Ogden. 1t fronts IS
feet rum back les feet t. wide paved alley. This
10 a very handsome lot.
TgRMS-0ne-fourth cash; balance at l. 8 and II
nonths for negotiable notes. interest adde secnr-
ed By trust, deed title retained The taxrs for
1883 TO be paid by the purchaser.
my7 GODDIk APPERsON, Aucts.
PS-In consequence of the rain. the above sale Is
postponed to SATURDAY, the 2;st of May, 1859.
my 20 G A, Aucts:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-20
TRUSTEES SALE OF A VACANT

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VACANT
LOT On WKSr SIDE OF UNION sTREET
UNION HILL, AT AUCTION.-As trustee in a
certain deed of trust bearing date the 4th day OF
Angust 1855 and duly recorded in the Clerks Office
Of proceed to SELL at public auction. on III. nrsm.
res. on Monday. the 3Jth instant. Commencing At
IA O'clock, N. IL fair, if not. the next fair day
very pretty vacant lot, on the west side of Union
street. near Concurrence and in the neighborhood
OF the new Met list Church 1t fronts IS feet and
runs back 40 feet, more or less
TERMS $50 in cash; the balance on a credit Of |,
months. for negotiable notes, with interest added
and secured by a trust deed Taxes ior 1889 70 b,
paid by the purchaser. ~ ~
GEO W DOMAIN, Trustee.
Sale conducted by JAS NJ TAYLOR 4 Son, Aucts.
10 - N'' -"Sto'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-20
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF HOUSE

UNI MIbSIONGK'S eALE OF HOUSE
AND LOT No O. IN SQUARE 1852. ADaMs,
ADD TON. by virtue Of a decree OF the Uircuit
Coat art OF the cpInty Of aenroo at april term 1859
the 2st day Of May, 1859 if fair If not the next fair
oay upon the premises, proceed to sell the bouse
and ios No p in square i53, {half acre) in ADAM
James Tyler. u "'
TERAs-so much cash as may be necessary to dis.
charge the costs OF the said suit and the chsross
aad expenses incident to said SALE balsuce at and
months. for negotiable notes. interest added. with
chase money shall be fully PAID '"
The taxes for 1859, to be paid by the purchaser.
JOHNSON Il SANDS
myll Commissioner
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-20
NOTICE; propose

~ /, Sc, my m,, .. ssi is 3 A.,
rock course. whichevera msority Of the subscrbsss
that ever tro;sed against her Tor Ave Numbered dol
viii bot trot unle.s there 70 entrance enough -
make the purse worth two thousand dollara
The entrance money % BE- riaced In the hands u
mssius sSs snsGsaes lie Ss sassd sSs ok
q Nay 1889. and to be frcssed the last Of Hay o.
This nropostion cannot remain opsn later thar The
above date. % 1 desire 70 put my nars 70 kossuth
II tho proposition should not Be taken.
.p s-.~a i Ysss : se sOsS u.
ugNRICO SAVINGS BANK. CHAR
II TERED BY TIE LE0IsLAfURl or VIZ
aINIA.-Ths whole Joint Stock bound for he -
1855 CAPlTAL-95o.O0 eco.
Money received on deposil ~ sums Of Hlv1 DOL
Of sx PER cent per snnan = psid GU sues rsa.i.,
isg six moushs o. longer for shorter peKods neefs
sssss the rs as e y, u Ps, esss. a-....
DO WINERY. as The IxeAa,es -.
WIN IRA axIrn. E~ssiss.
aaods: q s.isA 49, Ga $3.50 q
P p.;s. b; Ai wiz: s. !: q - u:
D!s: q .. 60. q 1900. s ;ssss
Hawss Jeks nahcsy. q us{s ne1csN ~ ~
Gray. q o. 9ny - = ~ ~ YsHss: = ~.
' ss.'. 81 !: 8 w. V: IS 13ss!sa d VI
Gs:IsH 2 3 H 4s1sss: SD stx
1' Sss,o.ss ssssi.sS sd CD ,:sss4 ~
n..s :ss:s:- VI IA 1870 ~ ~.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-20
JNO YOUNG. u,
my l9-td GEO W RANDOLpH fCom'r.

T'kUSTEE'S SALE OF Il9 ACkkS Of
- LAND IN UPPER PART OF HANOVER
COuSTf;IAs Trustees in two deeds of trust, exc.
and the other the Goth February, 1851. and both
duly rece rded in Hanover and Louisa counties. We
sha,i cell at public auction to the highest bidder
at Hanover Court House. on TUESDAY, the 2iIh
d.y OF May le5e, that being court day a tract OF
land containing I9 acres, more less the greater
PART OF wnIch lies IN Hanover county adjoining the
LAM Dickinson, and the lands lately held By
Lucy Dickinson as her dover Of the estate OF
Nathaniel Dickinson, decd. being the same land
which was allotted TO the Trustee fSasan Graves.
the division of the real estate of the said Nathan
iel Dickinson Decd
IERMs-Cash for 80 much as will be sufficient to
satisfy the purposes of the deed for the balance the
te ml VIII DC made known on the day of sale
nne titIe Is believed to be unQuustionable, but
selling as trustees we shall convey with special
warranty only.
Ge 4 e unaIsokRin. Trustees.
Fay 16-tds
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-20
MOsT VALUABLE WOOD LOTS IN

RINsON e"REETs. FOR SALE AT AUCTION
viii be 81 Id at auction, the premises. on MON
DAY, the 9Th day of June. 1859, at o'clock NJ II
iair II not on the next fair day that really beauti
ful lot OF acres. located above adjoining Dog.
WOOD, and near the residence of Mr. l. ii Dance
one acre each according to plat and survey 10 be
seen at the Office of the ascIioneers These lots are
not only remarkably handsome but the most of
mem are covered with a grove of most beau siful
oak, hickory and other growth. The neighborhood
Is s9s On, only an one bnt is in many
TERMS: One-fourth cash balance at 2 and -
months for negotiable notes, interest added. SO.
cured by q trust deed or title retained The taxes
for 1859 to be paid by the purchas .rs
my IL GODDIN d APPERSON Aucts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-20

MIR JOHN W. CHILES:-SIR, You
w are hereby notified that on the 24th DAY OF
JUNE. 1859. between the hours OF Q O'Clock in the
forenoon. and o'clock in the afternoon at the office
Of Brenhsm in the city Of Fan Francisco, in the
state of California. shall take the DISPOSITIONS OF
John Saunders and Henry O Hyde: and on the
23d DAY OF AUGUST, 1852 between the hours OF 9
O'Clock in the forenoon aud o'clock in the after
noon, at the store of Messrs Voolfolk May in tie
county Of Orange and etate Of Virginia, shall
take the deposition OF John BALE all Ct which said
dispositions to be used az evidence 10 my behalf
in two chancery suits now pending 10 the Circuit
Court of Louisa county in the State OF Virginia. IN
one of which suits am plaintiff and yop aud others
defendants; and in the other Of which suits John
W Turner is plaintiff and you and and others are
defendants And ii from any GAUGE the taking of
said dispositions. or any, or either Of tn en-, should
not be commenced. or being commene I'd, should
not be completed on the days respectively above
mentioned, the taking Of the same will I've adjourn
ed from day to day, (sundsys e2ceptsd) between
the same honrs. and at the same pIsces respective
taking of those first above mentioned. or any Of
them, shall interfere with the takirg IF those
condly above mentioned, or in any wav <eprive you
Of the opportunity TO attend the taking If them all
NV 1S-Iaw4EW EDMUND T. MOORE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-20
OPALDING'b
SPRING TRADE.
1859
oLARKsoN. ANDERSON L co.

CLARKSON. ANDERSON 1 CO.,
No. 1o6 Main Street, Richmond, Viryinia,
Importers Of Hardware, Cutlery, Guns, Anchor
Boiling Cloths. and Agents for Fairbanks justly
celebrated Scales. in receipt of their spring
stock of English, French, German and American
Goods to which they ask the attention OF such city
and country merchants as bny for cash, or pay
promptly at the end of six months. all whom win
And IL to their advantage to examine their stock be-
fore purchasing in this or any other market. a.
they viii not be under sold. is