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Fire at Eastoy,. PA.

EAsToN, Sept. 1.-THE United States Hotel
stables were burnt this morning, and twelve
ot Dan kice's horses were Finothered In the
names. They were moSliy team horsSs. Ioas
sj,oto. The fire originated from the bursting
Of fluid lamp. The loss sustained by the
hotel was tri1ing.
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The Erie Railroad Disturbance.

NEW YORK, Sept. l0,-The Erie Railroad
Company has sent a steamer 10 aid III forward
ing its passengers to PlermOnt, and brinI
down those detained there
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ny Jas. N. Tavaor 4 San, A.r..----

~ jas. Ms Tavz0r . SoH3 AncfsaR
I AND ON DEEP-RUN TURNprrr
- AuCTIoNs-we will sail, upon the u,e,r;s.
on FRIDAY, the ed day of September cnH,,nars
ing at u O'clock A M. tract Of LAM -, ~.
peep Run Tnrnpike. two miles from the ctx ~
hichm9nd, containing 81 acres. This and Il es well
and although neglected for several ycars I. go.
ceptible Of the highest state Of improve ment au,
on account ef .s sont.usy to the city renders Il
market garden. II will he sold in tho xrnss ~ AZ
yided to suit purchasers. Also. another tract If
Land. about Eve miles from the city, lying on tie
sHinc road, and containins 13sa acres This ianJ
hes we'll, and is heavily timbered. aa
TERMs.-Oae- third cash: the balance at one sna
two years, for negotiable notes, with iuterest al
dcd. and title retained until the whole pnrc,as.
money Is paid. JAS. Nj. TAYLOR & SON.
10 Ancf.enaa
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The Euuinoctinl GnIe in New York,

NEW YORK, Sept. i~.--During the storm yes
ierdtY. a four story brick tenement in Duane
slreet was blown down No person was killed,
but SIX inmates were taken out considerably
III Iured.
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Nyv- Y0RH. Sept is.--The steamship Borus
"a from Liverpool on she ith, arrived here
today. -,
The Fulton arrived ont on the 4th.
Az 1ncetng Of She pienipoten t,aIies ~ ~. .s-
rirh held on the ISt inst. the regulation oil the
limits Of IomIariy and she separation OF &c
clesiastteal jurisdiction was constdered. i hs
.!cpatv pleui goteniiari 81 ihrcc Powers nero
meeting on he ISL 49,. ,..,. a;s
.ount the norton of the Austrian debt which
<,,iI ~ transferred 20 LombSrdy. and all the
II !. intilnated that she Porte intends 10 sup
mort the Suez canal for commercial purposes
French reutes had advanced a
Taxes had been levied upon foreigners dong
business al Smyrna.
COMMERCIAL.
l..v-srooi.. sept. 4-Cot,on-saios for the week
81 = asaf,-lcS, aioxlns steady at y advance
csiNx f., spectators eco, and exporters $50. Sales
~ Fr',.t estimated Al 10 zoe bales. Stock port
M sl ualoS Tho total yearly rapport Is 20zs GO
E[,as sales for the same time, ,o72 600.
B-esdsga5S steady. " heat has declining ten
'' tonso}a es'. sas':.
SECOND nfsPATCH.l
The Borussla brings London papers only
These do not allade TO the sailing of the Per
s.a
Its reported that the Emperor OF Morocco
.s dead.
A serious conflict on the Island Ceuts, MO
roscol between the Spanish and Moors, had
taken place. Troops We're called ont, and
.rNtrai thousand MoOTs collected. and at The
latest accounts these were IN conflict all night
the 46th. Several were killed on both sides
The English mail steamer Indus was fired on
twice from TTafa on the 27th, ii is supposed
Tor the purpose of getting her news from
Cpnta.
A cyclone passed over Calcutta on the 26th
Of July. doing immense damage. Forty-si1
vessels including two steamers. were lost.
1t was reported a. Paris, Thursday, that
Nrttnrnieh, the Austrian ambassador, was
about 10 leave on Il visit 10 Vienna.
Uueasiness was felt Mt Paris on account OF
the French Conference, and rentes declined.
Accounts from Madrid state that Spain had
Withdrawn her Consul at Tangier, and decided
to- demand satisfaction of Morocco for the out
rage n. Cenja. Orders had been given for the
formation Of an eXpedItionary corps of 10000
men.
The National Assembly OF Romagne, as
s-mbed on the list inst.
Three corps darmee Of the Russian army.
viii he placed on peace footing.
Adyices from Italy state that the people
were becoming impatient at the inactivity OF
the Zurich plenipoten tiaries. II is also stated
that Piedmont demands from Aus tria the ces-
son of Nantua and Peschiera. The opinion
Is growing stronger, that a peace Congress
must tr held.
The builders strike in London, is approach
ing IN adjustment.
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OFFICE RrcmmoNp FEE AssocIATIoN,t

OFFICE RIcHMoND FIRE AssocIArIoN,t
Richmond, Sept. l4th 1859. I {
nlViDEND.-The Board of Directors of this
- Association have declared a semi annual Di-
vdend of TEN PER CENT Tor 81 per share, for
the six months ending September LIST, 1859, paya-
lie 10 the Stockholders their LEGAL representa-
tiyes, on aud after SATURDAY. nth inst.
By order OF the Board of Directors.
Sc l5-I0t X. A. TOMPKINS, Asst Sec'y.
lust RECEIVED and for sale by the under
j 81 ned. Il lot of GREEN s5unpowder,l and
BLACK TEAS.
ALSO
"A consignment of CHERRY CORDIAL. put up
in at,art and pint bottles direct FROM Germany
This is the purest article OF its kind, and delicious
beverage. Use l3-Iws1 Q. CRAM 18th st.
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PORTLAND, ME-, sept. 1.-THE Lewiston
Raggng Conpanys store house containing
$40 bales OF cotton, was partially destroyed by
fire yesterday. Loss $4,000.
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ALEX. B. HUCHESON,)
JNO. A. HUCHESON, CommIs-
J. 3. YOUNG. sioners.
HUGH NJ. HUCHESON,J
JAS. NJ. TAYLOR & Son, Aucts..
" -oay l5Sfdtds

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF yALUA-
X BILE REAL ESTATE IN HENRfCO COUN-
TY.-Pursuant to two DEGREES of the Circuit Court
of Henrico, III the case of John Staples W. Sta
PIES Administrator, and Ann Staples VS.. Staples
and ais. rendered the 5th day OF May, 1859. the
undersis ned as Commissioners, Will sell az public
auction. to the highest bidder, on the premises on
FRIDAY, the 23d day of September, 1852 on FAIR ;
if not, the next fair day thereafter commenclng
immediately after the sale advertised by Messrs
Young and Hutcheson-say Ia o'ciock-the valua-
BE REAL ESTATE situated on and near to the
Deep Run Turnpike, about four miles from the
city, and on and near the Richmond, Frederichs-
burg and Potomac Railroad. being the real estate
of which Francis Staples died possessed: ,
LIST. A tract lying on the Deep Run turnpike,
containing q acres, in very good condition:
I'd. Lees Immediately upon the Deep Run Turn
nj Ike and mill road. Ii contains IS acres OF land,
and has thereon a blacksmith and other shops
81. tract containing acres, with three nee
houses thereupon, and lying Immediately upon the
mill road. This parcel of land Will be SOLD with
the privilege to the purchaser Of getting ice from
the pond so long as the pond shall exist
Such an opportunity is seldom presented 10 per
sons desiring to purchase real estate IN the vicinity
of Richmond. -
map and survey of the said land can be seen at
the Office of JAS. NJ. TAYLOR Son. All persons
desiring to make inquiries about the above proper
ty are referred to the Auctloneers.
TERMS One third OF the purchase money IN
cash. and the residue in two equal instruments, ~
one and two wears from the day of sale, the credit
pay ents to he secured BY negotiable notes sat,s-
factorly endorsed with interest added and the
title retained till the whole purchase money IS paid
and conveys nce directed by the Court fosses-
sion will be given lmmedately:
d Z. ". b RissSSbbSS2 GP com'r..
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Rsmora, of the Government of Canada.

TORONTO Sept. 16.--Ai the departments Of
the government are now moved 10 u uebec, the
future seat of the government. The Governor
General left yesterday.
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ATqLEnoRoUOH, MASS, Sept. i7.-Thc build
ing of the AttleborouEh Steam Power Com
psny was nearly destroyed by fire to-day, TO-
gcthar with several adjoining buildings The
building was occupied by F. Bayley, carriage
manufacturer but most of the carriages were
saved. Most OF the companys building was
occupied by Sturdy Brothers jewellers, and
\ Thompson, ie~Fller Nearly all the man
ufactory business of the place is suspended,
and %uH hands are out of employ ment. Loss
over S,5.rUg-lusuraHce unknown.
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ESyRABT.E MARKET GaRDE,

n ENI BE N ARkET GARDEN
- FARM. CONTAINING 9 ACRES, IN DU-
vAI.'S ADDITION, ABOUT HALF A NILE
NoRTHOF BACQN,4 GARTER BRANCH TAV-
ERN: FOR SALE AT AUCTTON.-Will be sold,
premises, commencing at 4o'clock. ?. NJ. the very
valuable and hishly improved FARM. located as
pancy of Mr.. Joseph Fulcher 1t has for many
years been cultivated as Market Garden, and the
Land now is IN high state of Improvement. The
Dwelling contains rooms, and there is good
Kitchen, Stable. Well of fine Water, and the neigh
borhood good.
FERNS made known at the hour of sale.
C0nDtN &
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CixTTi ANNUAL EXHIRITiOS
- or THE
VA. MECHANICS INSTITUTE,
- FOR THE
PROMOTION OF THE MECHANIC ARTS:

PROMOTION OF THE MECHANIC ARTS:
vfRGNfA MEcHANl IL 1fNsfr Ut Wiz sif
opeR Z The nsT and spacious Hall on 81 street.
the Board of Managers invite Mechanics. Manu-
facturcrs Artists, Inventors and all others, both
Union, TO avail themselves OF the opportunity thus
afforded to display their taste, ingenuity and skill
IN the collection about to be exhibited.
The Halls Of the institute are arranged that
depositors Will have ample accommodations to dis
tHiNER9 BEPARTM Emf is entirely separate e9 tie
from every other where MOTIVE POWER will
give each exhibitor fair opportunity of showing
his machinery.
The LADIES are especially invited to continue
their layers to the institute; for without liberal
share Of their handlwork, the Exhibition would be
shoTn Of one of its most attractive features.
All articles deposited for competition will be
carefully elassed, and competent persons will
be appointed Judges. to determine their merits.
:. The Premiums to be awarded will be money or
as eqntraleht, in sums vary ing from S3 to Sl00.
For second and third class articles, Diplomas or
The Hall will be open for the reception Of ar.--
eles on MONDAY, the 9rH OF OCTOBER, and
til MONDAY, the l6rH OF OCTOBER.
ANY information IN reference To the details of
the Exhibition viii be promptly TyeR gd b nddess-
7-sw Chm of Exhibition COMMITTEES.
GALS: OF VALUABLE STEAM MILL, Ac.
- offer Tor sale my STEAM SAW-MILL and
the county OF New Kent. three hundred wards from
Il good landing on the Pamunkey river Will also
sell all the TlMBE standing on $50 acres of land,
convenient to the Mill. There can he no better
situation for Mill than this, being convenient to
West Point and the White House, the present
terminus OF the Richmond and York River Rail
road. ANY person wishing to get BARREL TIM
BER or TlEs tor the railroad, would do we'll 10
examine or communicate with me at New Kent c.
H.. Va. The timber consists of white red and
chestnut Oak, Poplar. Maple, Gum and Ash /
Will also sell at the same time, my MULES g AR
and WAGONS, OXEN and LOG WAGONS III
not sold privately before the nth SEPTEMBER
will offer them for sale publicly on that day
l4-dtds wilt BENZ. r. BOSWELL
HO-PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.-The nader
~ signed have formed partnership dated
August l. under the style and frm OF H. STERN
Il BROTHER, and have taken the store, No I07,
Main street, formerly occup ied by Kelley Ma
son, and have opened for sale large stock Of
BOOTS and SHOES.
Country merchants and city dealers, and the pub
ic i'm general. are requested to cali and exat,n 3
our stock. Being bought for cash, we can sell at
very low prices either wholesale or retail.
nYMAN STERN,
August Is. 1859. HENRY STERN.
an 25-2ms
NOTICE TO pIAyTERS.,-l have for sale /
~ No. / BLACKSMITH. As a coach workman,
and in warking east steel, he has superior, He
Is about . years old, aud weighs about is5 pollnds.
For further particulars apply To me. at this place.
| have sEsecitueus Of his work.
se lew WIN, II. PEYToN, Stanton, Va.
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MO. "a. NEW NO.
~ CL O T II ! y q II 0 L s Z. AZ


J. II. SIRICH,
Dsal.r in Fine Ready Nude Clothing, FURNISHING
Goods. &c,
Respectfully informs the citizens of richmond and
vicinity. that he has taken the store No. IS. Main
street ard Is now prepared to offer them of the
finest stocks OF CLOTHING ever seen in this mar
kct, embracing the latest STYLES of Paris and New
York iashions-a!l manufactured expressly to or
der.
Also. large assortment of FURNISHING
GOODS: Shirts. Collars. Cravats, Ties, Stocks, &C.;
in fact. everything 10 lie found in a
FIRST-CLASS CLOTHING HOUSE,!
All of which viii he offered at prices that defy COM
petition, and he saicts the patronage of dlscrim-
mating public. feeling assured Of pleasing the
iastidioGs as to sty lie, quality and price.
Remember. NO. IS, MAIN STREET.
l6-Im
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MISSES KINGS ROARDING AND DAY

" NCHUU! .-Ihe next Session VII coInInence
on the FIRST MONDAY in October, 1889 and Will
close on the last day of June. 1850
Mr. OSWALD HEINDRlCH. will continue to
teach Natural Philosophy. Chemistry. Drawing,
and Mathematics. Mons. BOULANGE, French.
TERMS:
Board for nine months. ........-...........S 100
Tuition IN OrdinGr, English branches. ......... 80
Tuition in Advanced branches. ................ 10
LANGUAGES Ancient and Modern each ..-... 20
Music on Piano. ................ 90
Drawing in Pencil and Crayon. .............-... 20
sc Balm
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Y bEIeE On THE NORTH SIDE OF CLAY
STREET. NEAR TO BROOKE AVENUE, FOR
SALE AT AUCTI0N.-Will be sold at auction,
the premises. on TUESDAY, the 4th October, iaso.
at o. clock, r. N, the property located as above,
now by Mr.. John Tyler. The LOT has a front Of
67ss feet, and depth OF $50 feet. The Improve
u,ents consist Of large and well arranged BRICK
DWELLING, in good repair, WITH sas, water,
bathing apparatus, &c; a brick klehen ard iaan-
smoke house.
TERMss-One fifth cash: balance at 4, g. y and 10
months, for negotiable notes, interest added, Sc
cured by a trust deed, or title retained
Sc Is G0DDIN X APPERSON, Aucts.
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II'UI OF hAIIlKUAD SHOW ELS, SPADEH,
aAEo, &G:-After the sale of Mr. Hords Farm
W me y aashnrg road tsay about IL clock on
u, " pNt:SDAI, the 18th September 1859 and on
se premises thereof, at the request of the owner
VINO mas no use Tor them, will be sold q fine Mules
apdfty all Young good Horses, 20 Railroad Carts
anu harness and q large parcel of Shovels Sna5as
hh1es, &c The above Mules are said To he we'll
orea 70 harness and are of good SIZE and in fine
IT,, anu snSh as would suit for farming purposes
iEhhs.-AH sums under S25. cash: over tb,,
aont; months credit. for approved endorsed
ne ss ~ paper. GODDIN & APPERSON.
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BY Alex. Mott, Auct.
TRADE SALE DRY GOODS 4

TRADE SALE DRY GOODS. &c.-w;,, he
sold at auction. at my store, on TUESIlAV
September 10Th commencing at 10 O'clock y Iarsc
invoice of fresh Dry Goods direct from New YorL
consisting in part of Plain and Printed Satfinetts.
Vestings and Dress Goods; Stella and Rrnch.,
Shawls; Lanlbs " DOL Shirts and Drawers: Ca.tan
and Wooden Heisery; Gloves. Suspenders and Poi
Monnaies: Sowing Silk, Thread Lace Cheneiie
Scarfs and Neck Ties.
AbSO.-300 Hoop Skirts to IL springs
TERMs-Ali sums over $50 80 days credit. unaar
$50 cash. ALEX. NOT,T ny
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SPALDING'S
SPALDING's
SPALDING'S
ROSEMARY AND CASTOR OIL
ROSEMARY AND CASTOR OIL
ROSEMARY AND CASTOR OIL

Is WARRANTED
elegantly. 3D. To remove fefeetus!iy. Ath.
TO restore hair to bald heads. eth. To force the
beard and whiskers TO grow. 9th. Te prevent hair
scalp. Sth. To prevent hair turning grey. 9th. To
cure the headache. 10th. To kill hair eaters
If you are not satisfied, TRY 1T. All genuine
has the signature Of the Prnpreter-taks no other
j. RUSSELL. SPALDlNG, ~ fremont st., oppo-
site Museum, Boston. Mass
Sold by FISHER K WINSTON, Richmond, Va,
and BARNES Il PARK, New York. ap2-d5m
MEDICAL CARD-Dr. PLUME offers his SER
AZ vices y the public in the treatment all secret
branch gives In. p. ciaim TO bic favor Office
on Franklin street, near the Exchange Hotel, ana
Ways on hand, supply OF the CHEMICAL TX.
TRACT OF FLOWERS;" one of the very best
cnes sent To order. All eommV uicstions by letter
or otherwise promptly attends to- Richmond. Va
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DRY GOODS. CAnpUrrNo ~.
SpLENDID sToCK.

+ AE. Il
THOMAS r. PRICE Il CO.
Have already opened, and viii continue to add
by every arrival for weeks comc the Iarsest and
RS aoSs " Me 4 sss ever been
their good fortune to offer TO the ctizeps of Rich
They viii attempt no detail Of their supply;. suf.
pee Z to say. that in elegant SILKS and SILK
osse psss sss GODS &c.
Say. Poplains. Popia,netts. valsnt,as. MousIanes.
new they have an abundant stock Of. -
Their NJ A.NTTLLA DEPARTMENT will be
crowded with the newest shapes and choicest fab
In CURTAIN GOODS. Cornice. Bands, Loops.
Moreens. &c. &C., theY have full line. and Mi
haze s tnade up upon the lowest terms;
paey sass tsse IN e to r e
ING GOODS, for servants and labarers. such az
tIn1ns aesnssl Dsmssks, TeWelq5s Pulled
Brown and Bleaehed Goods, &e., * c.. all of which
vii, &c offered at the very F loyefs rf psTcp
FALL AND WINTER
A general assortment Of
STAPLE AND FANCY
Received and in store, for sale at the lowest
"a'l'' p''S %S.ABDsweRrH, TURNER : CO..
sc Bpm No. Is, lith street.
L gam sAM'L NJ. PRICE & co.
Are now reeeivins by every steamer and packet,
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS,
of the very latest importations. Among which may
I've found
ELEGANT two and four Flounced Silk ROBES
Rich Brocade and Bayadere SILKS
FOULARDS, in great variety
Bayadere POPLINS
Brocade do.
Plaid do.
Paris Printed DE LANES
De Lame ROBES
Robe de- MATILDA
Valencia ROBES
VALENCIAS plain and Bayadere
VELOUR DE PARIS. new sty les
Tourqnise CLOTHS. all coiors
POLL DE CHEVRES
English PRINTS and GINGHAMS
Mourning GOODS of every variety.
Also "a large lot OF beautiful
silk and Velvet VESTiNGS
CLOTHS and CASSiMERES, in great variety.
All of which they will sell as low as can be
bought in this or any other market.
sc3-ts SaMIi NJ. PRICE & co.
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NEW York, Sept. TO- Captain VIM. Giles
pie. of brig Mary A. Forrest, arrived. this
morning, from Bahia reports that on the I'd
aitimo, that port was visited with most yis,-
lent gale. which did considerable damage. and
the shipping business was suspended three or
four DAYS in consequence. A Prussian shin
went ashore and was totally lost
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Sale conducted BY GoDDIN K APrERsoN, Aucts.


VALUABLE FARM OF a21I.2 ACRES
' IN HANOVER COUNTY, ON THE MAIN
ROAD LEADING TO OLD cHuRcH, NINE
NILES LIES + ERQ M, RICHMoNp, FOR SALE AT
!AUCTiOS:-Will be sold on TUESDAY, Septem-
located MS above, now owned and occupied by Mr.
Henry n. Turner. ID adjolns the lands of Messrs
tract contains 22ls acres of which about $50 acres
are open land, including ~ acres fine meadow the
balance is well set in ine timber. The butld n9s on
the place comfortable, and sufficient for the
use Of the place. They are all in good PAIR The
neghborhood Is good, and the place remarkably
healthy.
Possession given first day of January next but
in the meantime such partial possession as to ena-
BILE the purchaser To seed crop OF wheat. The
place will he SHOWN to any one disposed to pur-
chase By Mr. Turner. who resides on the place
TERMS accommodating and made known on the
day Of sale. GODDiN APPERsON,
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New ToRK. Sept E.-Flour is heayy-sacs of
3 500 barrels. State S415n4.50; Ohio S40a5.l5
Southern s595.15. " heat has n declining ten
eucy-Southerr 81 3oal32; do. red Sl.lp.-
offer only - cents Pork is dizziness Sl5NI5l2t4
prime So 30 Lard IS quiet at l0' MS cents
Whiskey g firm n 26}s cents.
95ia.
R,IrlmopE. Sept 1.-THE storm has caused n
tats. suspension Of business, and nothing has been
done IN -four OF grain. Provisions quiet and
dull. Whissey rs easier, closing al H5a cents for
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6. ". -RANDQLPH, Com'rs.
r. MILTON CARY,
LIZ III TAYInR 81 SOY. Aucts. au "
,A1r orIANp aNDEEP.RuN TURN

GALE OF LAND on DEEP-RUN TURN
> PIKE AT AUCTiON.-We will sell upon the
PREMISES on FRIDAY, the Sd day OF SeptemDer'
If fair if not. the next fair day theTeafterl com
Wessrs Young, Randolph Cary, tract oil iand
Containing Sg5. acres, lying en- the Richmond ana
Fredsricksburg Railroad, about four miles from the
city adjoining the lands OF Messrs. Jaseph sinton;
being portion OF the real esta'e ia'eis ""noa W
The above is highly improved; twenty i've acres
of which are in cultivation, and the remainder IN
woods. r.Y,o aau;nr
with four rooms, and the usual out-houses-aii IN
STE sRMs: One third cash, the BALANCE in two equal
ses JAS NJ. TAYLOR 4 SON. Auct's.
rv,RUSTEES' SALE OF 119 ACRES OF
LAND IN UPPER PART OF HANOVER
CoIfNTY-As Trustees in two deeds Of trust ex-
ecufed BY ii. Y; Graves: one dated 5sh February,
dnis recorded in Hanover and Louisa counties.
we shall sell at public auction, to the highest
bidder. ut Hanover Court House. on TUESDAY.
the 18th day of September, 1859. that beng court
or less, the greater. part of which lies in Han
over county: adjoining the lands q Edwara a.
Rouge, b. B. Dickinson, William +. Dickinson,
aud the lands lately held BY Lucy t. Dickinson as
dec ID, being the same land which was allotted t9
the Trustee el Susan H. Graves. in the division OF
the real sestate OF the said Nathaniel Dickinson,
deed.
satisfy the purposes OF the aeed; fer the balance,
fte terms Will be made known on the day OF sale.
The title is believed TO he unquestionahie, bat
seiling as trustees, Ne shall convey with special
wa'rsA's o@'''c q. GRIswoLp. t.rr,.,as.
5 Ia-tds III. a. CLAfE0kNE,i isassees-
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- TATE IN THE TOWN OF FULTON-By
virtue of q decree of the Circuit Court of the
county oil Henrico. rendered November 3d. 1853. in
the SUIT OF CUNNINGHAM rs. Grimes and al, the un
defslgned, Commssioners thereby appointed, will
proceed 70 sell, at public auction. on the premises
on RiDAI, the 23d day of September, 1859, mt AZ
clock +. NJ, the real estate in the SAID decree
mentioned consisting of lot Of ground lying in the
Town OF Fnifcn, near to Richmond city, fronting
on the south de of Graham street sixty feet rum
ming back between parallel lines one hundred and
ten feet more or less to alley ten feet wide de-
nominated IN the SAID Town of Fulton as No. 2, in
square No u, with the DWELLING house and appnr-
tenances 70 the same belonging.
TERMs.-0ne- fourth cash; balance at s. IL and Is
months, with interest from day of sale, the pIIr-
chaser TO give negotiable notes for the deferred
pay ments and the title to he retained until all The
purchase money is paid, and n conveyanc directed
by the Court. r. r. HOWlSON.
LAW. s. MARYE, 0oHl IL.