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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-01-08

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By arrears OF interest certih-
Gates new Internal mpr ovrrI't
stock purchased with the land
fund. 1882 CT
BY arrears o. interest or certih-
Gates purchase! with the Cen
tai railroad fund los. eco 90
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-01-08

tEy- The Cause the Edacf amt tie E""it"H 10
person enclosing two three cent postage stamps, w re-
ceive a copy by mail, under scdf. AddreS1 ~ y.
,o ,e Isbrated Female Monthly rms nia si
from the extract Of cotton Hoof r t,J IN form NJ
yoars among the female slaves at me tr,uced into
,lacoc.ion or tea. now for the first tune i 81 L,
General use price one L'oH"r' seit ~ ,dJr.ss -.
mail. Married k'6teS rn,,st h't Inv T. y aug7
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CHICAGO HISTORICAL SOCIETY

For reason presently to be stated. I de
sire to direct your attention to the Chicago
Historical Society. Although of a compare.
lively brief existence, it has already attract.
ed the attention of reading and scientific
men throughout the State. Possessing a
library OF over 900 volumes, and max Ing
constant accesSions OF rare and valuable
books. it promises, at no distant day. to
surpass in capacity for usefulness any ether
society of the kind in the West.
Already has it rendered especial servica,
by res Jung from oblivion much Of the ear
ly history of Illinois, and preserving de.
tailed account Of passing events. which are
to become history by and by. AS a means
ofincreasing its eapariiy for good and OK.
tending its sphere of usefulness. respectful.
ly recommend that law be passed direct
ing the Secretary Of Safe. after the close
of each session of the legislature, to furnish
10 that society one hundred copies each of
all the public documents ordered to be print.
ed by either house, to be used by il in max.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-01-08

Deiuc; State deb; fund in the treasury,
Of nrincipsI, 16ro3 1
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-01-08

Amount, of certificates. interest stock ard
bal arrears OF iEtrrrs; fuIisd $50 Sii
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-01-08

I.sIs Of interest, '...-.....flI,i3s,45 3 %
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-01-08

Orr various charitable Institutions. situa
ted 4; Jack>Inviie are prosperous in n h Oh
degree. Controlled nv faithful and c,mn..
tent men. they have already taken very high
positions among the institutions of the Kind
in this country; and no right minded man
who is aware of the eminent success which
has thus fsr attended their Management "a
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Eliminated amount OF Arrears
OF interest not yet funded,
abeut, .. 5000 60
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-12
u..,rasx,,,, A,,,e,,,,, nv cu,rri,las.

NeN ORLEANS, Oct, ta.-Brownsyille TEX
:. was attacked On the 2sth ult, by band of
vsxicau euerrilias, aad five persons were kill
al The Jail was broken open, and the prison.
.-s sfi free nv them. The most intense excite
-sn; prevailed, and most of the Inhabitants
-. % Matamoras for protection. The Next
Authorities there were appealed to for aid
Brownsville.
The cperriilas were headed by an outlaw,
,yaed Cartiaas, and had ri least loo men ON
& setback. They rode into the city and post
.ent!nels unmolesied. General Caravaial
other Mericans arrived and persuaded the
flaws 10 Leave.
rsrt Brown was sarrisoned with Mexican
.-,lrs from Nstamoras. aud The citizens form
r.. patroi The whole guerrilla force, 200
.,-ang. then eacamped near the city. Here
-aey were visited by the Mexican General, and
sned from them . promise that they would
A.ain modest Brownsville; but the citizens
f-peCted another attack, Notwithstanding
a. express had been sent TO Aus tin for troops,
al the sheriff came down 10 Point Isabel with
s mails Cor the steamer Arizona.
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r,n r,ne,,oa !, penn.yisania.

rgILApskPasa. Oct. 1.-The "Peopics
,. 'l-st.s nsaiofa,ies are; Lancaster Ctty, wy;
yafk borough, 3Oo. The peoples gam y No.
~, Eia{r eof,nty scattering returns show
-, Opposition gain over last year, when me
-,,n ~ was carried by the Opposition by i2Vo
majority. r,,.,>os,.,,,,
pauphia eoaaiy elects the wholeopposiuon
-ket. -, =,
~ Montgomery county Csnsehoken borough
,,> - Opposition majority, and Nerfisiown
-..~.ash 30 majority.
SECOND DiSr ATcH.
pam ,nrl.rnTs. Oct if--atida ,gki,~-Seatter-
r. re,urns frois different wards render IL
!sut that Mann, {opp,l for District Attor-
~. : elected by over a.WN majority. The
.5,.,,siiien have also elected one State Senator,
( not two.
Iac Opposition party is parading the streets
a. II music and banners.
Ia Snyder comfy the Opposition ticket has
,+,ui SO majority.
Nantour county gives $50 Democratic ma
.srIry
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The Election in Georgia.

ArausTA, GA, Oct. 1l.-Brown'. Dem. J
Minority for Governor is y, 0tn
SAVANNAH, GA, Oct 1.-THE Reform DEM
-auc ticket in this city, with Arnold for
5.ayor, has a majority of 260.
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Northern sfarke,s.-GBr TxLEeRArH.l

NEw YoRK, Oct Noea.-Flour So loc. higher:
1850 B 70 .sat sSafse ana 2Ssc
Com scarce and arm: Mixed - a,Si. Pork steady ::
Mess Sl5t2, Prime $40 rs WLsskey held at 251s
S.0css sctive and his her: Va. 6s S94a945s. p. NJ.
..otton unsettled. but nomnsly UNCHANGED
Southern White Wheat 81 $50 Las. Mixed Corn
..esi:ol. Mess Pork lower and quoted at sl5n
Nu."ovado 6d6s.. Cntee quiet and steady: Rio
- ~l2 TnTpent!ae heavy al AZ. Rosn firm at
81 Rice Guli.
BALTIMORE, Oct H.-Flour unchanged. Wheat
arm: White Sl.11l45. Corn firm: White aad
teilpw 4ds5 Proyisinns firm and unchanged
Alske. steady Ohio ~.
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ARMY ,sws-e;,t;bus,erism. Nc,

NEW ORLEANS. Oct u.-Gen. Twiggs has
-,geG to be relieved Of the command of the
3 li,ary department of Texas.
ttlS reported that the Camanches and other
% hes are planning grand expedition
,llast the northern frontier of Texas.
IL is reported that Collector Hatch has dis
tcred secret receptacle in the hold of the
liner Philadelphia, containing boxes of
-uskeis. supposed to De shipped AT New York.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-12
Veiicw Fever in Texas.

ArGUsTA, GA BET. IA dispatch from
NeE Orleans avs that the fever is increasing
: Houston, Texas, but there is none at Gal
weston. Nine cases were in the New Orleans
hospital last week.
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BY Alex. Mott. Auct.

FURNITURE, DRY GOODS, &c.-will be
18th streets, on THURSDAY MORNING next the
18th instant commencing at 10 O'clock a large lot
second hand FURNITURE.
DRY GO0DS.-General assortment new Goods
Ready made Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Hats and Bon
nets.
GR0CERIE S.-Whiskey, Gin, Brandy, Wine,
Soap, Candies and Bacon; 20 boxes Manufactured
Tobacco; 10000 Cigars. ALEX. MOTT, Auct'r.
oc ~
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From Mexico.

NET ORLEANS, Oct i0.--Miramon was pre-
airing for vigorous campaign. He threatens
4 yaraio Alvarez had received supplies Of
g. lAiuons of WAY from New York.
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NEW 0&LEASs, Oct. la.--rhe mining news
rom California ito the a0th ult.) is favorable.
The American troops were preparing for the
permanent occupation of San Juan.
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Snecisl dispatch 10 the Richmond Dispateh,l
reiershnrS Rncex.

,,srpnspfna. VA. Oct 1.-THE three mile
- t,,-asy. for the purse OF sssAi WAS contest
! nv MeDaniel's eli. {. by Boston, Jr- and
,-enmel's b. T. "Crinoline.s Crinoline beat
y firs, heat in 3;59g, and MeDanieiss horse
,su the other tws in 3;5s. sol.
The second race, i've mile heats, for year
a, hat never woa a race. was won by y, =.
.sre's "Oyssernsn," who heal Mepamtei
IN Fdsnondsea in TWO straight heats. Time;
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] 4. D. WILLIAMS Trustee.
aS2 s sIIeceo STRINGS ron SALE
YeH Ia On WEBNESD Az the iafh nf ilntnhar

YcBA On WEDNESDAY,. the i2sh Of October
ton, on the Premises lif NOT disposed 81 beforei
sgs nR2gs 'ashlanaeie Nassrns place SHQcG0
ornINOS rs situated ia Warren county. n. g.,
twelve miies south from the WarTentou depot,
on the Rslssh and Weldon Railroad Tho en-
and capable of entertaining between III and ssysn
hundred persons The sfsct OF LARD oanlsias sse
very superior, quite equal to ans Land Is this or
the adjacent counties. - $50 =.
ne l3-itd 4 f1 aHaoryxsu
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IUEnRAxeexts IN M !, ~ u &se169k ~
- Nxf ~ E1iux of1G4M1 ~ I1f*
s2E31<{xvHA X5014 u fk6{S tSG1E *Gf "a ~ 4
~ ILL 44ytXs q ~ 60 G{Iaio1x r. 49,
~ k4sr 41q01k - ODGm< 49, m 1l56&S 4
&nr-fiuEM 49, S9~aS ~ cf&fSkk
~ - E.pGE1l ~ ~ E0.S - -
~. ct 80 tf6, 2rx6Ef6l1 n.y.
fSSSSf $3.50. t4k tN2f1Qs ooU0fbI1 ~ n U{8
= 1911 G4s nulE6 ~ MI NJ SSfV 3S5 81
10 a. D{9nS6n4 - $1,000 fISSS
Hti7 ~ ~ H4to9 cd - r. u iSSSi ~ &
Tt<t}1 ~ $@n0teof &itVof Kn{018s Il.
n.y. ~ - tod. D(tVGg nf[ {1f lSSS2Ss 8
- lsssae s..s 49, - So ~ W &
CAmD SAsEs some Of Whick 1rS r. RI s,isec s5ss !
tnneI o.Ivs1. zs an III - IS 81 "a. ssss.s 81
- Az - " 81 0fEVTH.p1.ATKU
WAKE. emhyac5Rg fsli Tea asfs fJs1zess "a $3.50
bowls. &c &c. ~ Il & - =, -
~ the s1rn9 ume, III tho MATEHfAi8-ykhfeh
enipfnfe eF8fy Artte'e uenAi5t f5rqd ID ve resSs
iated 1eweify eets eliShtHent-F1XTHKFa 60
VII 20 SOLD during the eontuuau0e ~ tho sot0 ~
which due motice Will be TWEEN 81 - 6
The public y respectfuiiy fe9l5e&ted d satfsn1
this sale as 1t really embraces GOODS or thS vSsS
bsst suaIity, tho safno haying been pnrchassi q
SUIT tina retail trade 1T this city, and ofI6rs H.
ducements rarely to Be met With. j 9
The sale will Be coptiuued MOFNIf6n ma EVE
n iN6 until the Whole stock Il dispo.sd o. s
N. 6IIHptYAHTy4sys
CRENSHAW &WELLF0HD.
Sale conducted by y. b, Cock. kuefE~ oo6
~ The above eale 4 nnarsida bv uf,et u<,ne -
til THIS DAY NV edneSdav IN s,sf ~ IA rs,cik
The KEY 81 said nrefuises = III - ss,id II ffs
highest bidder, at u o'clock TO DAY -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-12

stw Hampshire Democratic Nomina tion.
CoNCoRp. n. H., Oct. 1.-THE Democratic
sac Convention has nominated Asa p. Gate
.T Governor There was no choice of dele
gates to the Charleston Convention.
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by Alex. Mott. Auct.

Ey Alex. Mott, Auct.
I ARGE SALE OF M0USEMnLD AND
AUeTioNW " be s sid At ' auction, on tn uRs-
DAY. Oct. 18th. cemInencins at 10 o'clock at the
bsss ss e M .,ss Hos sw
entire stock Of FURNITURE &C., consisting in
One splendid 7octave PIANO, made by Rosen-
kranz, Of Berlin-s yer, superior instrument,
Handsome md ON Marble top TABLES.
sDlspPffV,d. Be Rosewood and Mahogany SOFAS and
s9se 55sFf sRa Rosewood spring seat AIRS and
Splendid Rosewood and Mahogany WARpRoBEs.
Mahogany and alaes. Walnut cottase and High
Mahogany Book and China PHESSES.
fH sir a as ssa aGd B6lANKETs &C.
A large lot OF China. crockcry and Glassware;
Parlor and Kitchen Stoves; Knives and Forks:
Spoons, Re-; Chandeliers and Gas Fixtures; Car
TERMs-All sums under SO, cash over $50, 90
dsss ersds Tor approved bfsff.
A.. 4 HoysEHoLD AND KITCHEN FuRNI,
y ns q s.s Is ne
Clerks Office Of Hanover County Court, thsving
present month, socso6sr issdi proceed to SCH. Al
public suction, for cash. at tho Residence in said
ippD Esss n :sa hs fIfRs1 ~ t
any any Bsdssssds, Beds and Bsd Furgisurs; one n
Baresns-in fact. all tho nscessay articles for
YouNG IN MULfs, oven broken one HdR 5. one
e eass4 is ID &c as4 Tss.s
- FOR SAI4E--A small Farm fone hundred
Acres, one m.le beyena the tsrsnirasio1 Of fks
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The Missing STEAMER uuaker City.

EHt " 4ssINfs Stfat NIT GIdFtr t!ty'
NHW YORK, Oct. 1.-THE revenue cutter
Harriet Lane sailed al noon i'll Ieh OF the
steamer Quaker City.
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BY Thos. w. Reese. Auct.,
(Office corner 18th and Cary streets.

E,ARM WAGON FOR SALE AT AUG
Il TONI viii sell at auction. ON THURSDAY
MORNING, at 10 O'Clock, at my office. on the cor
FARM z a9o Sars Se a ohe nees sapefl9t
has been but little used. and is in perfect order.
oc IL THOS. w. KEESEE, A,Ict, "a
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,r...sJErwEaekkl sYtjtiEd aefS EkiS syFss|E
steamer BELvIpRR :. SsrtsEn WiIsii1a W.
KSrSr. HAVING srlendid stase room paseensef AZ
oaslssns and up to the hour 81 u ccioet
NJ fresht sssea for Boston Via baltimore, II low
T Sk hay q CID sssgs 7
,s sg for assss Gs'
steamers wAarses. DAVID WM' CtkktE.
So steamer & 4. NsshtE ST. THo sI.
~ sssssAson and amer. 10 morrow, wv Ed
NEspAY. iath inst, leaye her wharf at Reskstss
S !: , s,'S Ill., Master.
.sS5e RicnMoNp and NEW YORK LINE OF
schooner IYNoiBuRG, v. c. Harris, eomman,
aa w 2, her ss ssIa Fo
ss ID sss IS freight aP8Rss vip WI cuRRIE
80 TOR LoNnON-.The first class ship
sTTS HENRY CLARK. Capt. y. BsowS, now
&sioadng at City Point, and will meet dis
oe l0-3t CHAs, PAl.MsR.
40 FOR BoST0N--FIRST vEssEI..-
60 The sqpeTlGng, iast,saa,ns schooner no =.
tion of her cargo engaged and COINS on board, viii
have auick dispatch, For balance OF ireIght, ap-
pl, to loo lo-tsI DAVID & WM. CURRlE.
40 FOR CHARLESTON, :. c. ..The SUI
ME6< perior fast sailing schr. LIZ DfAANN. Capt.
sssssss WEAvEa, having the greater portion OIL her
cargo ENGAGED and going on hoard, viii sal, WITH
quick dispatch. For balance oi freight. apply TO
oc 6--iw W. n. C0LtlUlFT co.
.c FOR nOSTO N-FiRST VESS EI.-
80, The superior fnst-saillns Schooner . y. *.
ssssas DICKSON Capt. WARD. having q por,,
ton of her cargo engaged and gong on hoard, VIII
have quick dispatch. For balance of trelght, mp
Ply to Toe s-fsl DAVID WIN. CCRRIE,
c. sssJAgr + STARTING no PORTSMOUTH
srz'1zsri $500 Nd NORFOLK, AND REDL(S
TON OF FARE.-The GLEN COVE and Gu RTiS
PECK will, on and after NJ, NpAy next 81 Oct,
leave the Wharf as Rockets EVE cry MoRNIN6
tSunda,s excepted at 6. O'clock. precisely the
6lenCove leaving very MONDAY WEDN ESD DAY
and FRIDAY mernings aud the Curtis Peck ev
cry TUESDAY. THURSDAY and SATURDAY
mornings and both boats retarn each alternate
DAYS, touching ut all the regular landings going and
returning.
Passage for the round trip. to and from Ports
mouth or Norfolk, SIS. To City Point 81,
oe e. O. HASkINS.
crraA U. s. NJ. STEAMSHIP YORK
STEfsE ToWN.--The YORKTOWN. Captain
lnond at clock p. M, on MONDAYS Tho three
steamers comprising this line will now leave at
The YoRKTowN on MONDAY afternoon at
The JAM rs TOWN on TUESDAY . at4
The ROANOKE on FRIDAY at 4
for New York. via City Point. Norfolk and Ports
mouth. Use 29-tsl LUDLAM d WATSON.
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lJEW STATIONERY SYOkE,

= "a
CARD AND NOTE PRINTING
t12th street, Main, adjoining the Office of the
Merchants Insurance CoInpaBy.'o
The undersigned respectfully announces that he
has taken the above stand, where he is opening q
select and useful assortment OF STATIONERY
patent FAST PRINTING PRESS, and materials
for excepting in the most iashienable STYLES,
PROFESSIONAL and BUSINESS CARDS, EN-
VEL0PBS, nc, &c.
Orders for Lithographing and Engraving oil kinds
of NOTES. CHECKS, DRAFTS, POLICIES,
ENVELOPES. Re, promptly filled. Designs and
specimens may be seen at the store.
"a. Note Papers and Envelopes STAMPED with
INITIALS. ISAAC LYON,
18th street, near Main.
N. B-Subscriptions for ths most popular Maya
zines and Periodicals of the day, taken at the
store. Sc 30-d2w
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-. - ~
II SSEaB ;;EsssIt;a
TtE HIsfHA 81 81 Hi sEkJa1HSla 3 tx g
90 pssa,isss. s. &. iss az! ypss
ss 20 e: sIsss.t q o:ds ~ s ssss
Eel 8 De eesssr ~ 1871, s1.s
nan. 80 q siiS ssss:: !: .s.:
se sssss.:d e 3, y ..s ss
9Icas NH hS !. as: spss e:
!, aitsf 10 sSoys Vii s sRi sale
ffli n aa' a ssos Ssss, snim
4 Az Sp 90. nearly new
ilea..ss.t 9BBeoatiBLE BUGGY and HARNESS.
opsn top do; - A1s,S &
ssssggbbb B1hsHsa, =: r, ;.,, !; rsssksrss
xts sle s es o of fETaAlHE dE,xTyEEs together
riuRNITuRK COW. and many other nl as;,dlas
4 Y 4: s ss vi Vi. 4. r. :s
as e ssS s9 sssso;ss
f., q sA Il & s sc coTTsELL.
IA 49, IN
ANS "a. TAYLOR 4 soN, Anct's. 20
An persons having claims against the est,,o IN
those ndehaad 20 me, properly anthenticated and
s vers desirable to settle up the esfats e
ny oe q possible. SAINT, s c0TTRfESLsGG..s u
80 = EXT oil " m Graves, deed
BY r. b. Cook. Auct,
AREE SALE0F HOUSEKEEpIyc Ann
IuESDAY 18th inst. az 10 O'Clock, and eveningl
MISUNDERSTANDING s S e ny Ts sSsaFs
CLES such as Gold Band and White China hin
ner Tes, Toilet and Tefe Tete Sets: cane
p,shes, FRUIT Stands, Motto Cups and sancers Bo.
peeantars, Dishes. Bowls. COLONIES and Toiei
Sets, vases, &c., Siiver-Plated Casters Tea Sets
Ta a;, naskets, pitchers, Spoons, Forks. Knives
Embracing the .G SkEEkE sLnsTE,.
."dRNnNTGaf .H =
NAL. .MisI6s Of Jyy "
.sHEPHERD BoY.H&c &c.
China, Terra Gotta, Parian and Lava Vases
Pitchers, Figures, Colognes. Jewel Boxes, &C.
The whole, embracing a rare collection of suci
Goods, will be sold without reserve.
The Goods will be ARRANGED for exhibition o.
MONDAY, 18th INST to which the attention of thu
&C IA - - ''' E. B. COOK, Auct.
GALE AT AUCTi0N.-.By virtue Of a deed 0
- trust executed to me by Francis A. Niedermyer
shall sell at pnbhc auction, on the premises nov
Avenue, on TUES DAY. Oct. 18th, common sing a
10 0 clock, A NJ. the following property: some .
OF so FLOUR BARREI.s;- = lot Of BARREI
TIMBER; nq e so ef co9PERbsN TeoLs &c
sG oc l 800 say CHRISTIAN UNKEL.
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BY Goddin 4 Ap;persen, Auctls.
+ ONMISStONIsh ; SALE OF yALUA.
- ,,I BILE UNiMPR0yEp REAL. ESTATE, IN

4 OAMlAStONEsb SAl4E OF FALUA.
~ BILE UNIMPROvEp REAL ESTATE, IN
AND NEAR THE CITY OF NtcHM0N D'-As
Commissioner. appointed by decree ofthe Circuit
Co Court Of the City Of Richmond, proneunecdon the
2ith May, 1859. in the case OF van Lewis execu-
trix, &C., rs. Van Lew, kc.," shall proceed to
sell, on the premises, in the order advertised, on
"WEDNESDAY, tae 18th day Of Oct. lSss, NJ II
o'clock, NJ, that most VALUABLE LOT, on the
north side Of Cary street opposite to Mcs.rs. Tab
bolts Foundry, frontins s6 feet. runnins hack ITO
Greek and, AZ 81 O'clock p. NJ, that most besa-
tini SquAkE. Of two acres, on Church Hill
bounded By Grace. Broad. I'D and sd streets, OPP
posite the residence Of Mr.. Loifin N. Elicit and
commanding fine view Of the city snd envirnns
fer many mics e After which, viii be sold Two
by Marshall Clay and sd streets; also. a feet Of
LAND on the north line of Broad between gath
and 18th streets running back 1i0 feet to alley,
nearly adjoining the apothecary store of Dr. Smell
ings After which, will be sold. 2 HALF ACRE
LOTS, Ngs; and I, in square 81. bounded b. q.
sd and Sd streets. The forex oing Lots will be
snbdivided into smaller ones, as may be deemed
hest at the hour Of sale.
TERMs.-0ne fourth cash; balance st ], 2 and
years. fer NEGOTIABLE notes, bearins interest and
title retained till last note is paid and CONVEX
ELIZA l.. VAN LEW, S
Sc 26-tds Cpmm'r and Executrix.
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DARTsCULAR NOTICE.
NJ. G. WHITMAN I. Q. s. NJ.

L NJ. G. WHITMAN, J. Q. s. NJ.
BRAND CUTTER,
Hereby gives notice to his old patrons and public
generally. that should they need BRANDS for fo-
baceo Boxes. Hog sheads, Bags, Barrels, Machine
~ or Linen, they would do we'll to either give him
call or drop line: he having carried on this busi-
ness for the last fifteen in this city,
auently fiatters hmseifhe please the most fas-
ti3ioIS.
No punches used. bnt really engraved, by which
not strained, and as matter OF course the Brand
more durable He does not pretend to work for
nothing and find himself. but will charge a fair
price and warrant satisfaction in all cases-he not
having had single brand thrown on his hands
for fifteen years.
BRANDS, either on Metal or Bristol Board, of
all sizes and designs; as also ALPHABETS and
FIGURES made to order
NJ. G. WHITMAN.
Columbian Hotel Building, Shockoe Slip.
oc Il--3m Richmond. Va.
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MULES AND HoRsEsx

MULES AND HORSESr>
~NFoR SALE.-Haying made EExo
GSZAchange IN our business. we now f3
offer for sale, privately. our entire stock <>ks.N.
Of MULES and HORSES-ene an excel
lent FARM HORSE, and another a fine lady s
NAG rides admirably and works well to an, kind
OF harness. perfectly safe for a lady to ride and
drive one two-y ear old kossuth STALLION. very
fine and the MULES are well known to many of
the citizens of thus place, and from the care taken
in breaking, working and selection. We can safely
recommend them rs very superior. We shall offer
them exhibition at the Central Fair, and if not
sold privately, Will be sold ut public auction the
Fair Grounds on FRIDAY, the 2sth instant, at 10
O clock.
viii be added to the above sale. 6 sets WAGON
HARNESS. in good order, and ] IR0N-AXLE
WAGON, for orc horses.
TERMs.-Four months. notes satisfactorily en-
dorsed. toc lI-t2S0* C. b. TURNER & BRO.
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BY Riehsrd e'anthora, Aurs.

| TnMBI.Ehsa Ssoe yWsnnnNHEIs;sWAkE.
18th inst, at 10 O'clock, aE my store = III sell Al
auction. larse and varied assortmsst cvockssy
part of Plates OF every variety; tainted Tsass
Granite Cups and ssncers with and without han
Chambers: Basins and Ewefs: Tes Sets; d nnes
Sets, Chamber Setss Tumblcrs; Salt CelisIs. Gele-
rlee, &c.
TERMs--cash for all sums under $50; over this
amount, 90 days' credit, Tor approved ne qEsHbfe
paper. tocs 81 X. cAUTHQAN.
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a csshsrs Basins and ives w rss sss
Sets, Chamber Setss Tumtaors; Salt Cellars. csisr
TsHas--cash for all sums under $50; over tins
amount % dasi srss ios agy'essssa s5ses
RIO THE FARMERS OF vIRGislA.--Facta
4 which have recently come to our kngviedFes
sosehsr with s1d a., es5a vsc g
our friends and customers, and from Which Me
make the following extract The supscrIber hass
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aa da: s so on. q 81 ss
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sen.saast On hand iafss sscsk. q y, $50:
s sssns sl s.tssss sss ss
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s shs g Z e e az sssss q
Esf 30 Sko 5ss.fs. % % sisssss ssssss
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TRUSTEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE
in SIDNEY AT AUCTI0N.-By virtue or
wife, TO the subscriber, dated 18th March, ls5g and
recorded in Hanrico County Court Office being
thereto reques ted. / will sell, ON w EDNESpAYs
18th October. at ~ o'clock, p. NJ. upon the preEi.
s s ne BfoRerty conveyed by said deed % @it
side of Elmwosd street, near Walnut st.. fronting
- feet inches and running hack l79 feet inches
70 an aley 70 teet wlde adjoining the residence OF
me deed requires sale for cash, but an arrange
nlent may De made to allow credit portion Of
&C 5-sds A. D. WILLIAMS Trustee.