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AFTERNOON SESSION.

Several witnesses for the prisoner were ex-
amined, all proving that Brown had trefsted
his prisoners with humanity, and frequently
expressed his regret that bloodshed should
have been caused by him In self.defense. u.
The defense closed their testimony a|,ciu..t
four o'clock and the State desired to give, the
case to the jury without argument. t&
Captain Brown insisted that his 90 unset
should argue the case. s... ...rr
After the opening speech for the Stale the
Court adjourned till Monday morning, whW,
the counsel for the prisoner will proceed, i
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SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAIIRoAD.-0ur Texas
exchanges, since the news has gone abroad
that the State suit had been dismissed, and DR..
Fowlkes was busily engaged in paying off tho
liabilities, besides taking measures to continue
the construction Of tho track, begin, generally,
to pay good deal Of attention to the South
srn Pacific Railroad, its position and PROS
poets. They appear to have faith in ita pro-
gress, and the people Of Texas, it would seem,
begin to share In these sentiments, .al.l. :
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ass-A writer Of the New York Ocserser who
has been studying the new Webster's Una
bridged Dictionary, regrets that the lsxico-
graphers definition of tho word "boil" had not
met the eyes Of the new version people before
they translated the book Of Job, as 1t would
have been so beautiful to say, instead Of boils,
"And Satan smote Job with 'circumscribed
subcutanecus infammations, characterized BY
pointed pustular tumors, and ,uppuratins with
central cores.'"
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Arrivals of Trains.

IEDIANApoLis 4 OISoEsArI-9:lO A. NJ; s:s5 p. H.;
G36P. M. + = -. y : y
CINCINNATI, HAMILTON AND DAYros-T.4S A. NJ; l0:I7
m; 6:40 p. M; l0:l0P.M.
LIfrLL MIAM-73O A. NJ; l;30 P. h.;7l8 p. NJ; l0:<5
Pm. ..H''' Z = -
MARIETTA AND OINCISsArl-ls:aOA. A. NJ; 9:l5P.M.
OHIO AND MIssIssIPPI-7:l6A A. M; 2OO p. M; lOl PH
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River News,

PprTsBuRG, 0cto Der 29-.M.
River twenty-ssven inches at GlaSs.house
Ripple, and falling slowly. Weather cloudy
and cold.
LOUISVILLE, October 29-P. M.
River about stationary, with Two feet ten
inches in the canal. "'.H.
PITTsDURG, October 29--P. NJ.
River unchanged since noon. Weather clear
and cool.
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Arrival of the Overland Mail.

MEMPHIS, 0otobte 90.
The Overland Mail, with advices fr ON Ss,o
Francisco to the 7th inst, has arrived here,
Business was improving. r."
A shock of on earthquake was experienced
at San Francisco on the 18th inst. .r0.11-
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.9S- Our readers have seen the item recently
published in this paper concerning burning
we'll in Richland County. From the Richland
County papers we learn that the man on whose
farm the well Is situated has pipe adjusted
to convey the gas to his house, whore, Of
course, it's still burning osN.
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Fires.

.... RPsILANrI, October 70.
The State Normal School building, witt two
libraries, furniture and laboratory, wiz con-
sumed by hre last nigh,. Loss $4,000. IN
sured for $4,000. '"'
BosToN, October. 90. t
A fire broke out this morning in the rear
of No. 202 Cambridgo-str eet, which destroyed
six buildings, most of the, Of NO gr cot value.
Robert Perkins, furnt. dsalUr; White
& Kinney, restaurant-keep ers; j. G. Carr and
George W. Learned, are am ong the sufferers.
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Naval

BosroN, October %.
The United States gun-boat A harraganscu, al
the Navy-yard, was put in conn aission to-day
and has hoisted her pennant for the first time
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From Mexico.

NEw ORLEANS, October 90.
The private letters received by the Pccyuac
from Mexico confirm the cold bl',oded murder
of Mr.. Chase, the American Cons al, by General
Marquee. e
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Death of Ex-Governor Jones.
MEN rHIs, October 20.
Ex-Governor James @. Jones died in this
city to-day of lingering diseaS,.
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Arrival of the u. S. SlOop-of- War sar-
atoga~ 'T" ''|
PHILADELPHIA, October 20.
The U. S. sloop-of.war Saratoga has arrived,
with important dispatches from Malta and
Tajida. l-- ~ --L---r ~ --- -
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DRoDERIcx's SuccrssoR.--A San Francisco

BRoDERIcK's SucCEssoR.--A San Francisco
correspondent says;
Gov. Weller, it is thought, will appoint no
successor to Mr.. Broderick'a seat in the
Senate, in the hope that when the subject
comes before the Legislature, he (Weller) will
be elected to fill the vacancy. Hon. M. s.
Latham, the Governor elect, will be quite sure
to oppose Gov. Weller, he himself aspiring to
the Senate as successor of DR.. Gwin, whose
term Of Office will expire March 4, 1851.
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MADAME ELLIS, M. D., HAS FOUND
I'LL at last mat what the Iadina 70 ,.saaa


and looked for in vain, tho Uterine Elixir
me Uterine Elixir is warranted 10 cure all dis.
prolapsqs Falling Of The WOMB, rana Y eSstrS Isna
Is By The use OF rom iss c 70 ts Sss &
Of the Elixir, OF any disease whatever Of the Gensr
as mattes saf a srys 9sgasRs Of male female
GlIOwipg Card q oi the most prominent Drug.
$50 THE PUBLIC AND THE LADIES IN PAartCUrAa.-
we, the undersgned, arenot In the habit of giving
Lady Physician, aud the medicine called the Utsrins
Elixir, we cheerfully recommend 1t to all femaies
purely vegetable, and in no case can do injury: We
yay Sy TO all Ff' and our w0r% for ~ you win Ard re-
sepa Corner of Firth and Race s-stroet;.r
MADAME ELLIS's SPANISH sIMU-
" LATING COUGH AND LIVER BALsAM
Guilty Of Breathing GesdacSs, Flsueney' FlSS'H Hsast-
ho Gfs Psns III Rs BS; SSv. 6nsp
Sstppor inactivity, Loss Of Appetite and In Pain
ini Me9nstruation it is certain cure, and gives
It will give relief in twenty minutes, and a pefms-
nent cure BY the use Two bottles. Only @ esp'.
SFer By w. SveiS RlEI RtssGS prSsss Ssa
Fl FossS MaSe snd amd E1h corner OF
corner Vine and Fourth; JOHN DO, IN Co.,
O. John and sixth; PAUL HEM 'sfS snfSSoN, % sorns.
4 90, corner of hl9p and o,,rsh. hhhD y SyVhMNLAN
ELLIS, "a East Fourth. : :, our ourtn tni ana madame
EDATENT CHJ'NE.MADE PAPER
o1bsrs bASs iGr roh G5oe Druggists Tea Dealers and
nilla and White Tea y ra lua''y ot "rapplpg ma
zSe,SS So%S &C. &C. Wnprins and Manila;
10W 10. 80 -
..' 90 6No.t So a
'0'" y 400 No. 5 e.
'.f SSS SSSSS No. No. ~ y .. 80 =.
.' 2SSSSS @SSSS Ne. No. 1s ls - =.
.r9 aSSoS No. No. % 80 o.a ..
100000 No. Is
'. 2yg0o0 No. I White Tea Bags arr
/. . 200,000Eo
NJ the above are put up in packages of 100 bags eash
thousand Bags Per day.
'Hhf NIXON d CHARTERED,
Paper Bag Man ufact urers,
nm and Wholesale Paper Dealers,
w." .'Erf-s Ht-T agA'r II and 70 Walnutetreet,
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Boots and Shoes Just Received,
..... }. HI. DETERS,

NO. 53 Went FOurth.Htreet,
HAS JUST RECEIVED A SPLENDID
B00T6 and SHOES, for msn's wear. Call and see
them, OcR
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The London correspondent Of the N.
Times says:
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Book Binding

I'M ALL ITS BRANCHES, NO. 8 EAST
a. Fourth street, between Main and 8! camore Gin.
cinnati.
s1-Re binding in every style. Musi, Books neat.
ly and durably bound. q. OBOPPER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-09
The Vermont Election.

MONTPELIER, VT, September Cur an
nual election of State officers and member of
the Legislature took place to-day. Hiiand
Hall the present Governor, was voted for by
the Republicans, and the Opposition voted for
John CT. SAKE, the Democratic nominee
There was no unusual interest NANTES ted
and the returns indicate the reelection of the
Republican State ticket by about the same
maiorityas last year; also small Republican
gain 10 the Legislature over last year
In twenty-one towns the vote stands: For
Governor Hall 522S; SAKE 1857. Republican
majority 1850. Last year the result in the same
towns was as follows: Hall i,977; kayers,
Democrat, 2iui.
In sixty towns the Republicans have elected
fiftv-one OF their candidates for Representatives
against eight Democrats, and one no choice
I.ast wear the same towns elected forty
Republicans and ten Democrats.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-09

WARa SPRISGs.--This old and well known
summer resort, in Bath county, was sold OH
the ISL instant for s47,250, including the three
thousand acres of land attached TO the build
ings. The purchaser was Mr., Maize, one of
the company which purchased II subsequent
iy to The death OF DR.. Brockenbrough The
price then paid was S50,UO.
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The Reform Meeting in Baltimore RI so
Intians- II nkA dY LmicrEmntiomS. &c.


BALTIMORE Sept. S.-TIe town meeting this
afternoon assembled at O'Clock, in Monument
Square. The VAST area was densely packed,
and all the avenues leading thereto were
thronged by respec table aud many influential
citizens. The preamble and resolutions set
forth the social aud political evils which exist,
and condemn The club rule. II is supposed
that vigorous and effective measures TO ensure
fairness at the ensuing municipal election Will
b. adopted. for placing in nomination honest
and fearless men In opposition to the noml-
nrcs OF political clubs. Also the appointment
OF committee 10 call on the Mayor, for The
selection Of reliable men As Judges of the next
election, and for the appoin tment Of special
police force 10 keep the polls clear. They EN-
phaticallY disayow party predictions in this
movement. They empower special commit
tee to nominate Irrespective Of party, the most
res3ec table citizens for the offices.
The meeting was addressed by VIM. George
Brown. member of the bar, James Hodges,
merchant, of the firm of Hodges & Bro. and
Geo. NJ. Gin. The speeches were received
with shouts of applause.
During the proceedings, several efforts At
disturbance We're made by rowdies, but
promptly suppressed.
After adjournment, a body OF rowdies, call
ing themselves Regulators" rushed TO the
stand one attempted to haranGue the crowd,
but the police arrested him. The rngleaders
some fifteen in number We're taken to the sta
tion house, amid loud plaudits of the people.
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nv Thcs. W. Kersee. Auct.,
todiee corner 18th ard CARY stroets.j

e7eraf SALE OLE tAkMlNG IMPLE-
az MENTS. WHEAT REAPING Ma
Mules. sHEAF OATS, WHEAT STRAW,
WAGON. &es. Ac.--0n the farm lately occupied
BY HI. B. Dickinson, on the Westham Plank Road.
viii be sold. On THURSDAY. the 18th Of this
month, at Il o'clock. ell of the following articles.
v heat Reaper: Wheat Fan. nearly new;
Mules. Cows 70 90 lbs Sheaf Oats, q lsr.e guam
THY of Wheat straw 10 bushels Irish Potstoes,
some Household and Kitchen Furniture, &c.. &c.
TERMS of sals.-All sums under $50. cash over
that amouHt, ~ days credit for approved endo.sed
ne rOtiable paper. RO. L. DICKINSON.
IA Sale conducted BY TBos. W. KEEsER, Auct.
So !. .
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NEW ORLEANS, Sept. dates from Jamai-
ca TO the 18th, state that reiaforcements Will
be asked from England for the better protec-
ton Of the Northern part OF the Island from
negro riots
The Trinidad Cuba sugar crop is about to,-
bpqEhaaH1
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Deaths of Distinguished CIergymen.

Romeyn. of the Reformed Dutch Church, died
at his residence in this city, this morning
BALTIMORE Sept. S-Rev. Geo. W. Burnap
died here this morning, suddenly, from disease
OF The heart.
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PosT-OFFlCg AFFAIRs.--Esta5li,h an ONCE
al Prices factory, Washington county, Va,
and al Negro Head depot, Union county, N o.
observation-disclosures City &. H., Charles City
county; Locust Lane, Fayette county, and
Enggleston's Springs. Giles county, ali in Va;
ana aii Glover HUI, Blount county, and Big Eliza,
hhna county, in Tennessee
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AuSsIAs nj Ion. iderabie excite
nsnt was caused IN Farmyille, Va, Tuesday,
by free negro named Lemuei Johnson. mad.
dehed ny liquor, who, armed with an axe.
wsnt howiing through the streets. He cut
Two or three gentlemen before he could be
captafed-one Of them, Mr.. A. Goodman, re-
eeiybpg severe wound on the head
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TAD HONEYMOON W. w. Weston, who was
aiiied recently at HopkinsyiiIe. XIV. Ia an nj.
ray glowing out Of politics, was a native OF
sds1eais, fsnn., and had been married only
tM4nonths, 70 daughter OF Hon. j, w. I'm.
dsfwood; Of Kentucky.
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so - : - s'il' ~.
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MAHOGANY - nUv.- IEsks. ~ pp,
~ DAY, 9th inst. at 10 o'clock, at my store I
VIII sell at auction, Mahogany DESKS 5 of them
80 Auct
EftGH GONsTABLE'S SALE,-Will m .oa
: on FRIDAY. the 9th das Of September. IsSp'
a. III o'clock A. M, at the lot on the sou II ada ~
the canal hank, near the Armory Brid o, 4 lot al
RooFING SLATE, to satsfy distress warrant in
n. nands. n iavor Of Joseph Alien ", Oliver
see - +. BUTLER, H. C. CIR.
CE FOR SALE AT AUt TION.-Abou, 40
tons ICE Jon board schr. John w. Rosch viii
ior whom 1t msy concern, in the Dock
sef-st JOHN A. ROGERS.
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Inerease cf the Capital of the Bank OF Ha-
ynUa,

New ORLEANS, Tuesday, Sept. 6.-Hayana
ad yices Of the ID state that the capital OF the
Bank Of Havana had been increased TO mil
lion dollars, and the Bank has been authorized
10 issue bills 10 the amount of double its cap
al
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DRY Goods. cARpzr1y1o. "a
WATKINs ! FI,k kEN-, !, ]. s
viRrLARaEs Aygsylsss3Hstss y asb fEsfikkE-
ICE fAFFs af. fsp 5 sg9fsE srArLE
srs roy prepared 70 exhibit cur Fail pur-
sa1 ExT EESs'ffe' ELEGANCE AND Variety.
Hsslns - a. EgSsETiii5xELYrEw srocx. our cu.
Ss 81 : 4.
surpsss tLis, either in Eissass Nossiiies ., SEQ
p n; ss & sF fSfssis md Sss.as rs
S8n rPa sssB ssv III o e r assS ass ocs
or any other market.
,s.. s 81 Bk sss' Soo & me
sss po gsssosd s1 s asepgEs
s sIas tSs h hobhs
5 fd e eoe msfSas paT 81 5EE
Al sSST. and and B Bses S Skos 6RoM
Fancy and Black e. BEiAAYADERE and cANNELE
p., pen 81 9. RE az PlRfENcH rour.Rns
BLACK SILKS Of all widths and qualities.
Rich Ias. w ffaisd oAsHkEEfEo YIRSusoEp
sap sIHsi -colored FREscu MorsLArNE
PLAID Six and wsol VELOUR DE PARIS.
Rich Rich i Chintz colored Printed FRENCH MERI-
F E}ySfI F fe5BsEgl roPIIss.
csnss IN Hm and
FRENCH MERINoEs in all coloEs,
gl,s sf,,g fpRsf EfTSsH ,ssAssiaEhEs
Esy aIt Y TEIv sEsd Rk kPFi aud sLKnyEsTNGs
4 eom i. assortment Of Silk, Wool and Cotton
Daily receiving NEW GOODS, which we will be
pleased to show at al W tinTSsii & rIcKLEN.
ses-Iw l5s Main st., square below the Banks.
L sAM'L NJ. PRICE L CO.
Are now receivlng by every steamer and packet
'','i' FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS,
Of the very latest importations Among winch may
EisiaRt two and fur Floanssd SIX ROBES
Ro4dneP PoP L lSsA' variety
Brocade do.
PARIS Printed DE LANES
De Laine ROBES
Robe de MATILDA
Valencia ROBES
VALENCIAS, plain and Bayadere
VELOUR DE PARIS, new styles
Tourquise CLOTHS. all colors
POLL DE CHEVRES
En.lish PRINTS and GINGHAMS
Mourning GOODS of every variety.
Also a lar lot of beautiful
Silk and Velvet VESTfNGS
CLOTHS and CASSTMERES, in great variety.
All of which they will sell low can be
bou. ht in this any other market.
Sc -ts SAML NJ. PRICE & CO.
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g. OF RICHMOND.-I hereby respectfully
announce myself Q candidate for the oftce OF
C0MH0NW EALT HIS ATTORNEY. for the Cir
cult Court of the City OF Richmond, made vacant
by the resignation Of MARAADukE JoKNsok. Esq
ar a;-tde JAMES r. CRENSHAW.
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BY Jas. NJ. Tayior 4 SON, Auct's.
SALE OF vALUA

y BILE REAL ESTATE IN HENRICO COUN-
TY.-Pursuant to two DEGREES of the Circuit Court
of Henrieo, III the case of John Staples VS.. Sta.
pies Administra tor, and Ann Staples VS.. Staples
and ais. rendered on the 9Th day of May, 1852 the
undersigned as Commissioners, will sell at public
auction the hi hest bidder, the premises, on
FRIDAY the I'D dag of September. 1859, tif fair
If not, the next fair day thereafter commenc ing
immediately after the sale advertised by Messrs.
Young and Hutcheson-say Ia o'clock-the valua-
be REAL ESTATE situated and near to the
Deep Run Turnpike, about four miles from the
city, and on and near the Richmond, Fredericks-
burg and Potomac Railroad, being the real estate
of which Francis Staples died possessed:
LIST. A tract lying on the Deep Run Turnpike,
coAtenjng q acres IN very good condition.
pike and mill road Ii contains rs acres of land,
and has thereon blacksmith and other shops.
I'd, 4 tract containing acres, with three ice
houses tlsreupon, 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 to per-
desiring 10 purchase real estate in the vicinity
of Richmond.
x map and survey of the said land caa be seen at
the office of JAS. NJ TAYLOR x SoS. All persons
desiring to make lnquri' 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 at
one and two years from the day of sale, the credit
pay ments to be secured by sotiabie notes salts
factoriy endorsed, with interest added, and the
title retained till the whole purchase money IS paid
and a convey anee directed by the Court. Posses-
sion will be given immediately:,
r
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SAINT. T. BAYTY,)
AUGUST SCHAD Trustees.
RICHARD MO0RE.i
-, 4
-----S- :. - - :, -
UCTION SALE Of LANDS LYING IN

UCTION SALE OF LAMBS lying IN
n KANAWHA COUNTY. TO BE MADE IN
THE CITY OF RICHMOND, ON THE 18TH
DAY OF DECEMBER, 1883 B, virtue of two
DEGREES of the Circuit Court Of the City of Rich
mond. entered on the sd day oi November 1857,
and on the llth day of June 1859, in Chancery
suit, entitled "isianst VS.. JohnSon's Ex'or, ard
Others" the undersie ned, Commissioner, will
Der. 1850. at IL o clock, noon, 70 sell at PUBLIC
AUCTION. at the front door OF the State Court
use. in Richmond, a certain TRACT OF LAND,
L, ins on Poeataco river and it's waters. in the
count of Kanawha. coDtaiDing GO acres, part
Of a IS 900 acre tract, patented to General Samuel
Smith deceased, late Of Baltimore, Mars land be-
ins the same tract of Land which was conve, ed
BY the UNDERSIGNED as Commissioner, to Abel r.
Sinnett, by deed bearing qae the 18th day OF july
ty Court of said Kanawha county, to which refer
ence is made for more full description OF said
Land, and of the boundaries thereof
TERMs-Made known At the time and place OF
sale. ANDREW JUHNSTON, III
au N-dzm Special Commissioner.
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BosTos, Sept. The steamship America,
sailed this morning at about O'Clock. She
took ont 81 passengers for Liverpool, and for
Halifax. Also. $4,000 in specie
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ALEXANDER GARRETT,

ADJOINING The old Coiunu 6sa,a Hotel,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTAND
DEALER IN GROCERIES,
Peruvian and Eide Island GUANO, -Ruffn's
PHOSPHO. GUANO, PLASTER, &c; Partlcu-
lar attention paid to the sale of all kinds of
try produce-WHEAT, CORN, FLOUR, To-
BACC0. OATS, &c.
have made arrangements with Mr.. j NO. M. sHEP
PARD, Jr, one of the best judges and statesmen OF
tobacco in the city, to attend to the sale of all to-
bacco consi ned to me.
return my sincere thanks to my friends for the
liberal PATRONAGE heretofore bestowed upon me.
and hope, by strict attention to business, to merit
a continuance of the same. I9-d6 w3m
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BY +. y. Cock. Auct.
/ ANn-REAUTIFUl,F ARM-2I2 ACRES.

/ AND-kEAUIiftLf IAN m-21z AthE
IL shall sell. at public auction. unless sold pri-
yately before; on, TUESDAY, the soth inst, At
80 O'Clock. the farm ON which | reside, called
Forrest Grove in Chesterfield county, on the
Manchester and Coal Pit Turnpike. (which Is now
a free road.l about two miles from the city of
Richmond, and of which beautiful view Is had
About GO acres arc cleared and in good Ii fe pro-
dueing well Grains, We etabfes and Tobaeco. and
susceptible of the hi hest Improvement, Theirs
is enou wood the balance to pay for the place.
The Buildings, which are new, are situated IN q
beautiful sroye Of oaks. Towering one acfe,l and
consist of Dwelling, z0xse. with rooms and
passa es, and a Kitchen and Laundry, both built
of brick in substantial and neat manner. covered
with tin. The Negro House, Dairy, smoke House,
&c., are framed The Barn, Stables, Carraxe-
House, re-, &C., are situated = little out OF the
grove. -
This place needs only to be seen 70 be admired
The expenditure OF few hundred dollars, IN dec
orations, would make II one OF the most desirable
places around the city The health oil the place 10
proverbisly ,.ood; the ws.sr Is superior; the
sure in showing the lands TO any one wishing TO
view. .
Terms liberal. and made known on the day OF
sale. aEL. ". AhtnEh.
asr
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-, TO THE VOTERSO OF THE CITY
49, OF RICHMOND hereby respectfully
announce myself a candidate for the Office OF AT
T0RNEY FOR THE COMMON WEALTH, In the
Circuit Court of this city. which has just been mnAe
vacant by the resignation of MARAApukE JOHN
soy, Esq.
au Rim LiTTLETON TAZEW kLL.
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BUSIN EsS NOTICES.

1910 l.. w 6 n L r. u
1000. AFoTHYcARy AND DRUeGrsr, 49,
CORNER sTH AN D BROAD SITS, AZ
Keeps constantly on hand full and select 4, "A
stock of DRUGS. NE DICINES, OILS. &c; best
PERFEMERY and TOILET ARTICLES. All
MEDICINES are pure and genuine. 80 a-lln
oOUTHERN INPOR TING HOUSE.
- SAM'L SUTHERLAND, No. a
1872 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND. VA, 2z4E4Sf2
Tmroyter of and Dealsy an GUNS. -
PISTOLS RIFLES, POWDER FLASKS, SHOT
POUCHES. GAME BAGS, WAppING; aad Sgs,t-
ing articles Of al ktadS, POCKET CUTLERY,
WALKING CANES, FISHING TACKLE, &c,
&c. COLT REFOLVERS, tn any quantity, and
on the most favorable terms. je 30-ts
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fVHM pEOXy.
Kno,c all Afen By thsss Presents That we the
subscribers. being Stockholders in the vrs ina and
tuts and appoint -, our true and Law
full attorney and proxy. to represent each Of ~
IN all general meetings of the Stockholders Of said
Company, when We are not personally present,
with full power and authority, at such General
meetln,s, to give such vote or votes, and to do
do. II we we're personally present.
Witness our hands and seals, this day Of
RI ,ls6
WITNESS; sxAL.l
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WIN. sATTLEK 4 CO.,
OILS, PAINTS, VARNISHES AND WINDOW
GLASS.
BRUsHEs.1eWe received BY the late steamer
large supply Of Painters and Artists Brushes of
quality, which we call the attention OF
our customers.