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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-31

TosAocoA large business done during the pas week.
receipts continue heavy rary to ~ expectations and
we note decline qualities Of Leaf Iugs
supply grade being In excsss Fine Manufacturing
Leaf and Wrappers t3oeG Good hsnnlactnfine Leaf ALSO
2S Fine Manufacturing Lugs tsGiI Good Medium do t4kD
Q; Medium Leaf t5h@17; shipping Leaf eS0lo
fLouR-superhne 80; Extra t6k4teH
CoRNrhe market firm; qnote q ei0o but little Offer
Ing.
MEAi--We quote at ei.00.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-31
n - u &c Il

SEED WHEAT-For sale, pure purple straw White wh,o,
herst faug 3o-dtsl a ,,,t,u :" ~ tn
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-31

bad iron - Il mag DO 10 the interest Of those who
control shemi bus ~ purpose and business is def
nits, and only that % which your committee have
ssfsrssa. Railroad men understand tho advan-
tages ofsuch mill TO them. II good iron be sent
b i, tho same b returned; II bad. the same is
sstsrned but both improved BY its re-manufac-
lnaes Tie impoSitions prsctised upon the South
q Railroad iron have been numerous aud nuda-
eicus. Iron purchased at cost Of SIS per ton,
BY the State cf Georgia, some time since. after
hsging heen ussd but for year, has proved to be
au9t ~ farthsr use and experience Of like char
ac1se most Southern Railroads can write in their
histugy Hence abe Rolling Milr at Atlanta,
Il, whea viewed in connection with oil its inter-
Aets and departments to ne imdsstry Of the South
10 ~ 1pug knss Of Railroads In North aud
6cuth Carolina. Georgia. Tennessee and Alabama
Nhst - 1tea4Aer md direct trade before refer
- = - - the nerchant. and not that unimpor-
mt nsasess which he sninformed would igno-
bat IN this entsrpsiss your committee ,.an sa.
ShAt psomises Feh for the future industry. and
FesoQrces q re Saath. 6apthern capitalists will
noon ~ thai II b worthy 81 limitation but. should
they prove to te iaggard, Northern and Foreign
eeRitAi Win skaii itssf of the example, aud seek
pyestnept n o9r Southern Mountains, whe-e
Sren, eopper 90 xnasb1s and Gre clay, sand and
asS 81 q a. saissPsisins asd ths avssieiou s
Wby enee11 - - eep1h nanufastuss hsr ovs
4 = sonsstnsd In tie West, i
- nEisntisn and inyes.
IA sssss1 g; 1ss;id 3 1: i,s ss, Az r,
A npsn Europe fcr he.
~ !. y, e 1913 ~. .ss, d :h. u
Sh5skGo9 sssE1 = = Sa&vISsd Il the North, bu,
u which from it, geographical position would BE-
tributary t. the South / None whatever -.The
success that viii surely attend the ea.crpriscs
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-07-21
The Prevention OF Rust In wheat.
TIE following article appeared in the
Lexington Observer:

TIE following article appeared in the
Lexington Ojsrrr:
The frequent rains, that bid fair to injure
the wheat crop by rust, induces me to lay
before your readers a preventive, which is
simple and at the same time sure. have
witnessed its successful application on the
vast prairie wheat fields Of Illinois and Mis-
souri,, and in no instance did it fail TO ac-
complish its purpose. II is well known
fact TO all farmers that the rust is caused by
the adherence Of the rain, Tor in some coun-
tries heavy dews,) and the rays Of very hot
sun Immediately following, or continued
dampness arising from the noistened state
Of The earth, caused by said rain. To pre-
vent this adherence OF rain 10 the stalk OF
wheat. is TO prevent the rust. This may be
done as follows:
Take a rope the size OF a plough line
say fifty or a hundred eet in length, and
place two men or boys, one at each end 4
the rope. and let them pass through the
wheat, covering the space included by the
length of the rope.) passing the rope few
inches below the heads OF the wheat This
shakes Off the dampness, and the wheat will
be efIectually prevented from injury by rust.
This preventative was discovered by exper-
iment suggested by Close observance Of
nature, and OF natures laws By successful
sgriculurist of Sangamon county, Illinois
who has tried i, each season, and in no in-
STAGE has it failed TO prove satisfactory. II
nay be said by some tha; the passing
through the wheat will break il down, DC,
tot so. Try it. yol farmers, and report.
j. Il.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-10

ITNCHBURG, VA, Nov. @ 1859.
Be- ween and O'Clock. on Monday evening
last solomon Levi was assaulted In Shauer's
GTIukiuE house, in this city, by two men. and
his head and face Were badly cut and bruised;
he however. managed to effect his escape from
this house and run into the house of another
friend few doors distant, but was pursued by
the party and robbed of about IS. This trans
action occurred just IN the heart of the town
and ;he whole business done up in a manner
thai would not have been discredl Ia BILE to the
Baltimore plugs Two genteel- looking
Young men Were on trial yesterday morning
at the Mayors Court, charged with this ras-
caly act. Ills Honor, however, was unable to
get through with the trial, which will be con-
tinued thls morning The evidence introduced
on Yesterday fastened the crime on these young
men beyond doubt. and unless some rebuilt
ting evidence he furnished, they will no doubt
be furnished ride TO Richmond at the
pense Of government
The mail train on the South-S Side Road, due
here at i2.I5 yesterday, did not arrive until
abaut > p. III. The detention was caused by
hight fall of rain, and the falling of leaves on
the track.
The Annual Session Of the Virginia Netho-
dist Conference Will convene in this city
the 10Th inst. PINKSEY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-10

Captain Fleming White, a member of the
Kentucky Legislature from Louisville died on
Sunday. He was 4 native of Virginia.
Hon James Curtis formerly Mayor of Chi
oaco, died III that city, Nov. }. The common
council attended his funeral in body.
The son of the Hon. Mrs. Norton died re-
Gently in Paris. He was about thirty and at
tached TO the British embassy.
Walter J. BurrelI, formerly Of Jefferson
county, Va, has been elected sheriff OF Ell Do
RADIO county, California.
John Hephorn, barber of Petersburg Va,
has been sentenced 10 one year in the peniten-
tisry, for stealing watch.
DR.. VIM. Hall, of IIuds0nville Ky, has been
muIcyed in S1tU damages for slandering the
wife of Il. t. Cox.
One apple dealer in Monroe county, n. "
has bought one hundred thousand barrels of
apples already this fail.
Senator Sumner is about 10 resign his seat in
the r. S Senate, and, il is said, viii marry and
reside in England.
Alfred Harrison. member OF the Alabama
Legislature, died at Hanesylile, q few days
ago.
It is said that New York city contains about
IS, G00 houses.
Rev. DR.. Bsyne died at Gait, Canada, Nov.
4th.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-10
New York Election.

NEW YORK, Nov. 9.--The Republican. claim
.se r!et ton of T.. w I4eavenworth, Secretary
-. STATE. by 800 majority, and II. Dennistonn,
comptroller by 25,Oi0 majority. The Senate
and House of Delegates are largely Repnbli-
IAN The vote Ia New York city is only ST. oOu
,,eing So 800 less than the number OF voters re-
sis:eTed.
The Democratic majority in the city il
- so for Comptroller. and 10000 for Secre-
fsrv OF STATE, the latter being, also, the candi-
dale Of the American party.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-10
Military Aid sent to Brownsville - Death
of n Naval Captain. &c.

WASHINGTON. Nov. e.-~-J. Il. Thomas.
,peclai delegate from Brownsville, texas, ar
che Secretary of War, representing the neees.
uIv Of Federal protection 10 the people OF mat
s,sn to ne Imperative, Orders have been AZ
,ued to a company OF I. ). Artillery at Bston
Rouge to proceed, by special steamer TO
KroNnsSilie without delay.
The Pos tmas ssr General has arrived here
rrsm Charleston y, O., where he has been 10
carr. his W lfe but the bids Ter the Great Sonth-
ern mail were not opened to-day.
Csntain Paine, United States Navy, died
here tonight
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-10

RrrrAI,o. Nov. s--rhe gram elevator IA
his eitv of the New York Central Railroad,
was totally destroyed by Are at II O'Clock las !
rirht. /; contained over 2o0,W'0 bushels OF
s-,iu all Of which was destroyed. The loss
~ ,he building and machinery is about SSt.-
'.o which is uninsured The loss on The
sra!p is over s26l,00o, bnt is fully insured
The extensive freight depot of the company,
adjoining, WAS but slightly damaged. The
o-iein OF the fire is unknown.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-10
H1ucATToM.

n EMION. profsssor cf the Fys..n =
and JOHN A. CALYo. Professor 81 Pnintins
and urawing. in all their branches. have removed
20 y arsnali street. between 3sd ard 9Th sts.
rTO PARENTS AND GUARDT1 a.
- EEiiHGH M0Mu. VA select CLASSICAL and
thc ~ ImM t,rhhccxxL MALE SCHOOL, opens on
mnnbLL ACADEMY, in Buciinsiam caaaty. Va.
ron 10 m 4, 9AhpEN, A. M, Principal TrHas
90 No EXTRAS. Only Is scholars tsRe M 'g Nh.
mosa n6py VINO cannot eve testimonials OF GOOD
Those VIII, s,sner bs references or certificate
vi; i,iiheo, sr under good discipline and whsra sbss
~ ps tfee from the haunts OF vice and d szina
ANIL mil NH nave an opportunity of entering item hy
cs s3nns soon. Only few pupiIs can ie re- q
:, For information, apply TO C. IT pauvsnup
Slip, Richmond. Va 'osho ,a "a nho .,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-10
Northern Markets.-lBY TELEGRAPH.

NEW YoRk. Nov. G-Cotton firm and unchan cd .
Flour haorsnt-ScntherB SIS +Dr $500. Wheat
h,.her-Sua hem waite 3 50. Corn quiet-vsllaw
s. /. Provisions unchanged but closed with =
declining IL tendency. Whlskey &c. Other articles
uHchAntsd. Stocks auiet-VirgInia 6's 94H.
B,LT ,eoRR. Nug. 9.-F Flour quiet-Foward Street
$ aS Wheat unchanged. Corn duil-whie and
,c .aw 7s1soc. PeEk unchanged. " hIskey STEADY
a. &c.
Ssls. IN New York. Tuesday. Of SIS 90 Virainia
IS .l0. al "a. and 81 coo do ST 9t4..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-10
BY Alex. Nett. Auct,r.

TRADE SALE OF CIeTuIsG, TRY
GOODS. HATS. SHOES. &C., AT Auction.
Win I've sold NJ auction, vt my ssor,. on THURS
DAY. Nov. 10th coumencina ut 10 O'clock, larxe
invoice Coats, Pants and Vests, Cloths CASH
meres satinefs, Merino Shirts and Drawers; ems
Soft Hats CAPS. DC; Mems. Wonen's aud Bo,s'
Shoes; SILK ADD raw Banuets 800 and g. spring
Hoop Skirts: Neck Ties; Fancy Soaps &c
TgRNs.-Al sums under $50 cash; over go,
ca days credit, for endorsed notes.
no9 ALEX. MOTT. Auct.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-10

-
T4UeTEE,N oAlsG 80 = KAR wn~ go
I tN8fBNEY. AT xTCTfOX.~6 ~ s{.s11x s1s4n
deed If trust, executed ~ Jsm1@ B.St1SIS
aud wife tn the subecrjbBf dated 15fE ss~f ~
and recorded in Henr1eo COUNTY Couef 0l6ces ~
inx thereto ,eqnested, viii ssil. on TdUXSnk3ss
the 10Th November ~ ~ osclsck, n N * ~ z
preH1isos the psupsYts couyss ID by al y 1~~a ~
wit: aLOT OF-GHDLND In ths town or A dsa~y.
On the souh side eI Elmwood streAf, nesr Mann{
street. froutinx IS feet IL hea and runinr k~Sf
10 feet 3 inches 10 an siley 81 feet vide. and ~
Josring the residences OF the late John Va.
FERNs.-CAsh. The tIfIo il relieved u - rwr.s
tecf; hut selling A. Tsuksso viii couvsy w5th 49,
clnl warranty. A. b. w fILIAMS. Trmsses. Z
Of VIM. H. Yeatman. who yuIehased the srii scaf
Sstate At sale made BY le al auction An liz s1Sf
OF october 1859. and has failed 10 cnmol, Win ~
term: Of the sale. %. WILL tmS.
TSOMNISS50NFE,~x5 ! : =. :; : =. -.
u pE ~ q q III y g ~ = SshLE elALlA0A
CoITNTry I'M KAY II isAMp piN.Oo0CHlAND
EkTY ri & . ~ Y = g 9 e e, - PROP
YOTfNe M = ~ tssS sfoitEgCr SEtEAAL
CATTLE noes sI Girx PA y ~; H0kSEA
KITCHEN FJsps & tIs IN p NJ 1EHOLD And
cree Of the C,rcnt r. e. S pursuant 70 DE-
the cause Of Martin W. Mar vy9snana COUNTY, q
undersigped a. Conn, sns sepsember term ieae. the
anction to the h, hess t.ds VII seM . public
Thursday the I,th IT, = ~ ne pfemtsee On
III fair II not the next ~, a. 4.eseMncrs H.
oared Is, The iais i n asfEs GROVE"
res.ded nj tha time If his sa,h e1u os which ne
acres adssining ti,s lands az IN d. !. contains ~
tha Iata fnhn q EIemlng and sha.Iss.s gueftants
dee,a ard s;taated On The Rssya1 m uncrfaats
bass are About I,se .cres ~ fysf r,,. Ian CTeek
Ia ~. 20 . ~ ~ ,,rth $500. 100 NV kleono3.
i Inc ouidngs consist 81 two-story Dwelling
La u ,s - at ,fa h,a,l sSe ne O.
farm. The stnatIon i A. samtifn and ns sdcn
nv etsnotAVu - - STU uuotsut ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-10
CONGRESSIONAL Election in Illinois.

CHICAGO. Nov, a,--The Springfield CORES
roudent Of the Times telegraphs that Sanga-
man county gives McClernand, Douglas dem
ocrat. $40 majority for the vacancy occasioned
", thr t-alh or Harris. Other returns inGi-
este McCleYs and elected 10 Congress by 1900
or SUsu majority.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-10
MILLINERY.

81 FRENCH siILI.sN ERY.mca
Sy AT MADAME SONS, NV
~ Who received the First Premium at SllLsa
the Mechanics Institute. My stock of MIIlI-
merry is now complete. and receiving constant
supplies of the latest fashions from the North
am always provided with select assortment, ana
am enabled to sell at very literal prices
Madame son. No. IS Main street.
wbOles ale prices oc 81 IImt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-10

HORSE THIEF CONVICT ED.-John Berry,
alias John WeiZel, was convicred in the Cir
cult Court Of Augusta county, Va, last week,
OF stealing horse from Mr.. Cline in the mon III
OF July, and his term OF Imprisonment fixed
st i've wears. Having already served q term
n the PeniieRtary, the law doubles the pen
altv Tor hi. recent offence, and he will thsrs-
fore remain in Richmond ten years.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-10
By Goddin & Apperson, Auct,s-
T'RJSTEE,S SAIL OF FARM OF On

I ACRES OF LAND. IN HENRICO f.OTTYTV5Y
NEAR TO THREE-CHOPPED ROAM.
Trustee IN certain deed; dated October 5,h. 1851
from Mr.; Fleming Ford, daily recorded IN Henrico
request of the creditor secured thereof proceed to
sell at pubic auction, the premises. on MON
DAY. the 2lSt November. 1889 at ~ o'clock. NJ. Gf
fair; il not the next fair day the tract OF land CON
veye ed by the said deed, contsining 30 acres. more
or miles above Richmond, near the Three
Chopped Road, and now IN tine occupancy OF said
Ford.
TERMS.-Enou-h in cash to sefray expenses Of
sale, and 10 pay off two bonds of $3.50 and S2iS,
with all interest accruins thereon credit To
$3.50 until October 5. 1860: credit as to 224 un-
til October 5. 1851; credit as IL S2i2 until Octo-
Ter 5. 1862: and to the surplus CHI terms oil
credit a. the sad Ford shall prescribe and direct
the whole purchase money to bear interest from
the day of sale.
w. GODDiN, trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-10
by Richnri Cnu,horn.

HOUShH0LD AND KITCHEN FTRNt.
IL TURE. AT .AUCTIoN.-on THURSDAY,
leth INST. at 10 O'Clock. ri the residence IF Hy.
and next door to Mr.. - an VI alter, will SELL at
auction. ali his FUkNITtfR +, con istns OF Bid
seads Hair and Shuck Mattresses. Ch1irs, Ia
tles. Washstands, kitchen Ware, NC. Sc
nos h. CAUTHORN.
Nv L. n Ieiny.s Auct1r
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-10

Gerrit Smith Sent 10 n Lunatic Asylum.
NEW YORK. Nov. a,-tierrit Smith, the abo-
Htiopis'. has been seat 10 the Iunatic Asylum
At Utica, seriously deranged.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-10
BOARDING.

ROAkDtNG.-lh have two comfortable roorns
- suitable for + LIES Can also acco ,no,is
date few DAY BOARDERS Ao "0eohiilio-
MIS-. BASS, Shot-Tower House.
Grace St, Two doors above st. Paul's Church
no5-Iwt S""ieH'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-10
\ FIEST-GLASs PREMIUM

KIN
fS5sY MILLINERY. ANyy0
~ MRs DEM ELMAN, on Main, be INE6
tween 18th and 18th SITS viii open her FALL, and
WINTER MILLINERY of BONNETS. CAPS,
HEAD DRESSES, &c. A great many other ar
rIcies, too numerous to mention
rich selection OF MILLINERY GOODS to
which she would particularly invite an early call of
her customers, visitors to the city. and the public
generally. All the Goods will be sold ut very low
prices.
BLEACHING and ALTERING any kinds of
Bonnets, equal to new.
oc l2-dlmt Mrs DEM ELMAN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-10
OCsSMiTHiNG, BEL! HANGING,

1 OCgSNfTHiNG, EEL. HANGIN
IL SILVER PLATING. &c.-The subscriber has
inst returned from the Northern cities. where lie
has laid in large supply OF msterials OF the b u
quality, used in I.oCksMITHtNG, BELL HANG
tic attention MS business. he has empes ed The
hest workmen to be had. and is prepared to make
10 order every kind of Lock. To HANG BILLS in the
best manner and 10 do Silver piAtin ST. lie not
70 be surpassed by any establishment IN this eoun
try. All his work is warranted, no sale.
After an experience of many wears 10 this city
and an acquaintance with the hest Lick makers IN
this country. he aatters himself that he can give
satisfaction. both rs 70 Workmanship and prices
and ther fore solscits orders from town and
try. which viii meet with prompt attention
Persons wishins Ia hsve lI0cks aABR Oh RRPsIf-
I'd. BELLS HUNG IN ans styie, or SILYEk PIsTfNs
executed IN superior manner, are invited To cali
at his bshuent, Igrh street three doors
south OF Main. where they will be attended 10 al
sbe shortest notice.
Orders from q distance, sent throus h the Post
Office viii be immediately filled: ana Bell Hans III
done IN any part OF the coantry q cIts prices.
Address " NJ. w SNEAD,
Silver Platter, LoeksEiith and Bell Ham er,
oe f7-d3m iUth street, Richmond. Va
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-10
COAL, COKE. &c.

sHEAf tOA L. n y,ns
have a nis HARD COAL, from Midlothian a.inas
load of Is bushels. - 'o'o "i cash at 1910 per
:, Ma Office ON Iirb sfreat on. 49,
A4sIrSttiuS ~ grocery store. ooio" MI'
nas ia makes an excellent Ere.
80. .'a .------- F.. COOK.
1 ,VME.-fhe price Of COKE, for III. r,o,.s p
s asspEEsrm I, sss will he as follows 'on'h VI
All I'll. LUMP COKE, per load ssm
no II. JNo. ]. wERTH. Aae sD
Err HILL AND ANTHE aC.TE
ooAL and CoKE-F or sale by =
nol-t. M; D. WHITING.
:. Near the Petersburg Depot.
al; - The depot of the New York and R;of-
- i onG Goal Company, situate at TN . unna ion
is we'll and opposite the old Fair Ground
heu p Wines, with all the usual kinds for
~ rn ap'achsmiths', Run Of the Mines and H ,n
y. b,-For the convenience of downtown cns.,
E3 = WHers may ee lett at the store of Mr. IoHN
street. 4"aiIi ana Gary
---------------------- Oc A-lm*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-10

TWO ExCELLENT BRICK TEN

L MENTS AND SEVERAL VACANT LOTS
ON CHURCH HILL ON NJ, 27TH AND 18th SITS.
AND NEAR THERETO. FOR SALE AT AUG
TION Will be sold at ,uction, on the premises,
on I'll TUESDAY, the 18th Nov, 1859. commencing
at3o.clock. 2; NJ, two excellent Brick DIV ELL
INGS, located as above. One has just been bull,
and The other was built about our years ago. One
of them has SIX and the other has seven rooms
After which will be sold fifteen to twenty BU lLD
ING LOTS
TERMs.-One- fourth cash balance at 4 and u
nths Tor negoiiabie notes, interest added, and
title retained till all the purchase fully
paid GUDDIN Il APPERSON.
no 10 Auct's,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-10

=
J. Viii IpE E. ri Asss snoHSSSPP II
vIs sfiRnah s8TE IN sb THHrEHf yas oE Han
A;ucTloN s. sid p a. ase, Inn SALE "a, Ar
,sss S TUESDAY the saa ID, II s. S .as Srss
located sSovs bounded sfs s, s 81, he1se,ia
pasd carter On the West and the ss. 3, ~.
IS justly regarded a. the mo-. an sss Esst This
proyln. ns'shlprocd. and the last IN, a anss I'M
OAK afcfsti s' ae "a.
TEna..-one-third cash h.,.,.
months for NEGOTIABLE notes ,nterest 49,, " mo 10
:, GoDD!N 4 APPERsoS, Auc,. 3
r. S.-All persons having claims ag,insS a.
Eustace Robinson. are requested 10 make Their,
known TO him, at his Office ilth street. opposts
where asrang ements will be made for their nas
ment. mo 81 H. & a.
VALUABLE Real ESTATE AT ROCK
: sp p suITABLE FOR BRIckMAKFRs
AND 9TH EkS--Will be sod on MONDAY. the
ath November; 1859 on the premises. co hmencing
At at, o'eleek = a., larse Brick Dwelling ard sew.
Ohio street and the Osborne Turnpike road. The
Lots contain iarse body Of valuable brick clay, and
aalon she erick-safd OF Mr.. Jesse Williams. A
Office. " ~ -
TsaMs1ons- third cash; balance at four and
fully paid. GODDiN { APPERsoN. -
moo Auctioueers.
EAECu TORS SALE OF REAL ESTATE
IL IN MANCHESTER Tbs unde rsg ned ex-
ecutor OF Nancy Clarke Mayo. deceased, under the
provisions of the will of the 'estatrix viii sell al
pubic auction on the premises on SATURDAY,
the 18th day of November 1859. at the hour Of az
O'Clock, T. NJ the real estate of which the tesla
tfix died seIzed. CONSISTING of three lots of Land
lying in the town of Maneh4ter. each having I'M
provements. Two OF the lots tie on the north side
Of HUI or Man street, In the square Immediately
heiow James NJ Perdue's store; one of these being
at the corner Immediately below Perdue's, now oc-
euped by SEM. Moore fronting % feet on the Main
street; the other near the centre of the square i'm
mediately above Joseph Tray Tor IS lot and the same
formerly occupied by William Mayo: the third Iot
hes on Hull street, Just opposite the last mention
ed, and rs the same on which the testatrix resided
ne Whole OF this property is IN the central bust
ness part Oh the town, and many respects is very
desirably located. " W
Immediately after the above SALE the personal
property beonsins to the same estate will be sold
balance at 6. IL and IS months for bonds he arins
interest secured by trust deed. For the personal
estate cash c. C.. McRAE.
Executor Of Nancy Clarke Mayo deed.
Sale conducted by GOBLIN & APPERsoN, Auct's.