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JAS. Nj. TAYLOR IL Son, Auct's. oc
TsRUSTEE.S SALE OF yALUABLE
Z M. KNOWN As ..RI- z Al. 81 lES =

BY virtue of decd of trust to the subscriber bear
ing date the 2oth DAY OF September. 1854. and re-
corded IN Henrico County Court Clerk s Office, be-
upon the premises, on THURSDAY, the eth day
OF October, commencing at O'clock, p. NJ. that
valuable FARM known as ''Rurai Shades" in the
county OF Henrlco. on the New Bridge, or Stony
Run road, about two miles east of the city of Rich
Dickinson, the lands of Mrs. Ross and others 1t
les on the north side of the road, and contains
NINETEEN ACRES. with valuable orchard
usual out buildings, in toerable order, most of
which are located IN a beautiful oak grove.
ReSardingits proximity to the city, and Its beau
tifn situation, Rural Shades for its size is CON
sidered one of the most desirable farms now in
market, "
TERMs-One fifth cash; the balance at l. o and
4years. credit pa. Inents To bear interest PAYABLE
semi annually, and secured hy a trust deed
JAS. NJ. TAI LOk, Trustee
JAS. Nj. TAyT q At,ct9. -.
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GLATE REQ NG.

CHEWING TOBACCO!
~ CHEWING TOBACCO!t
PALMETTO AND PRIDE OF VIRGINIA.
We have for sale at factory. 7th street,
near Myers Bridge. a choice lot Of this superior
CHEWING TOBACCO. we will sell it in large
or small lots to suit purchasers. 1t is put up ex-
pressly for CITY consumers. and We invite the pub
lie PATRONAGE. COSBY & ANDERSON,
oc its 7th street, below Cary
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S l0>sct W nlakey hfTn Al s5c.
NV YORK, Oct. 2l.-Stocks closed du and
..yy-V-. SIS Se.a. Cotton-ssle. Of 400 bales.
-an firm-Southern unchanged. Wheat 2o3 cts.
49,: mixed held at ST w. Pork-Mesa loo low
. and quoted at 5l3,201 $3.50. WhisAey-no
'7fs a. 27;.c; Groceries du!i and unchanged
.-,cntine dull and UNCHANGED Rosn do.
At the te. sale the offerings: though not large,
re desirable. and brought fair prices. Hysen
f.e2s9s; Young Hvson a5n5l5a Imperial 1896;
Sales IN New York, Thursday, Of $1,000 Yir-
hnia 6's at 94'4 and SIS COO Tennessee 6s at S9+.
TOUCHING LETTER PROM a SIsTHE OF ONE
~ TIE IssuRGENTs.--Wm. Leeman, one OF
re ab0litionists who was shot on Monday by
. citizens at Harper's Ferry while he was
-,mpting to escape by swimming the river,
Pas a native of Hallowell, Maine. On his
Iy was found q touching letter from his
Ter signed his lever afectionate sister
-lzle." After asking if he ever again ex-
lis 10 see the loved ones al home,'' the
e.er continues:
e. do not like to write so discouraging to you,
ro,her. but if You knew how much We wanted
YoJ - come home. you would not blame US
tr writings such letters. Would you come
home If you had the money to come with 3!
eli me what IL would cost. Oh would be
ns.peakabiy happy if il were in my power to
ssGd YOU money. bat we have been very poor
,Ais winter A. Matte has had very good
place. where she has had IS cents 4 &geek; she
aaS not spent any of il in the family, only 4
~ little for mother. Father has had very
'alll pay bat / think he has more now
L. L. watcAman on the Eastern Queen, that
T.us from here 10 Boston. l should have
rked III the straw factory AT Natick this
WINTER had mother been we'll. Matte has left
L1r place, and talks Of working in this mill,
'at she VIII not 4 she possibly do any
tang else.
30 not think you would know mother; she
very poor, she does not look like our moth
-. We Try 20 make her as comfortable AS we
3D. she has eve! taipg that she wants; the
p ~ this place have been SO very KIND
4 us-pur neighbours too; &c seems as though
hey could not 10 too IN ich. Father says he
wants you 10 come home II you have to go
tack again. All! nay dear brother, you can
-effF Anow dotr nlarh your folks want you to
.piit hpme.
Ny d-ar bro'her-I want you 10 be sure and
@ii'e OFTEN, ahd rs soon IA you receive tins.
= VI" are - very anxious when you don't
sIiit Oa dear brother. hope you are as
100 4 YOU were when you went from your
Jin+. ana %Ao~ sou are, for you would not
% anything wrong.
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Northern Markess.-lBY TELEGkApHl

81 Louis, Oct. 20.-Returns from Nebraska
.Icate the election of Estabrook, Democrat,
ieleEatp 10 Congress.
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AUCTION SALES


VERY yALrAgLE RrAr rsr.
PERSONAL p PROPERTY Z. !. "a. 4 +, 3 sssiA srEA And
SLAVES. FLOODED cows. Iii III e u uttMIQF
FARMING MPLEM ENTs -, A ss. AhfEnlRsES,
VIII seil, 2. tne ras rtan,Lstoa. on James River
mond, on TUESDAY. the 81 day or beesenrasssaa--
next, commencing. Mt la1s clock. A. NJ thn W.
ance Of the REAL. ESTATE belonging 10 s AL
estate, containing 3f41a acres Of valuable LAND.
70 follows: IS5 acres OF hishg Improved farming
Land, lying about the centre nfthe farm $50 acres
in woods lying on the Petersbnrg Railroad. within
ane mile Of the town OF III chichester, a fafge por-
tinn oil which is heavily wooded also, valuable
y haii Property, lying on James RIVER, extendinr
town Oh Manchester, upon which there are several
SITES particularly adapts for warehouses and man
aiactaring establishments.
Ana s n u o.cIock q the SAME DAY. viii be
Boys, Girls Men, Women and Children.
twenty four superior M ILCH cow Of the most
lnpToyed stock; "a young CATTLE; 1 yoke of
OXEN, and about so HOGS.
Twenty four young aud well broke MULES IN
perior animals; 2 HORSES &c. ''7' o1
A large variety of FARMING IMPLEMENTS
consisting II part OF a Portable ThreshIng Ma
chine. Reapers. Drills, Cod Crusher, &c.,
Wagons, Carts. and Gear.
About 600 barrels of Corn, q large quantity
Shucks, Fodder and Straw, and large QUANTITY
of fall and winter Vegetables.
TERMS OF SALE as follows: For the real estate
balance at l. 2. and years: tor all sums OF 5000
and under S 10 90, = cash, the balance at l. 2 g.
and wears; for all sums 8 10 900, one-fo,rth
cash; the balance ut !, 2 g. 4. and years the pur-
ehasers to execute negotiable notes, with interest
added, payable semi annually and secured by trust
deeds. For he slaves cash; Tor all other personal
property. sums of 500 and under, cash. over Sl1o,
with interest added. SAM'Is MARX,
Executor of Jos. Marx, deed
op
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.zsas, 50 CARRIAGES. CAR IAGES.
I4Et4IL CARRIAGFS.-Th subscriber intends
i0SS-1f cIaneinr his business and will offer for
ssle his stock Of CARRiAGES, &c, OF hts own
With and without tops &c, which have been put
M with great csreHr THIS mzrket-at rs ner cent;
lower than regular city Prices rs he intends 10 sell
rverr vehicle on hand. | would further state, mat
all persons in want of CARRIAGES, ~ eJtIl re-
a call AS / am determined to sell at all hazards
inwer than any one else, in order 70 close out my
stork JOHN DOES.
ar s-,ns Corner 9th and Broad ats.
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FOR sHoEMAKERS aNn

SOMETHING FOR SfI0ENAKERS AND
- - iAbLERS.-I would hereby return my thanks
y All my customers tor their kind PATRONAGE for
the ist ienr years. and most respectfully SELECT
eantlnuance of the same.
s9ye now on Iand coed assortment Of SHOE
+ !, s - Mc which can he hos ht yers
C1EAf FOX CASH, as am determined IN future
10 sell these things, at retail rhaapar than they
have ever =, before been sold in this city Also,
sADLERs, sKIRTING, HARNESS LFATU
Err, TANNERS OILS. &c.-evers thing usual,
kept IN Leather and Find ng store, Ia which in.
vita the attention OF all IN want. as am deternlin
ed TO sell cheap.
q. III. cHAIKT.EY, 18th street.
Sc 26 -dlmcw3m between Main and Cary.
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BY TheS. w. kersee, Iauct..
tOhice corner 18th and Cary streets.)

HORSES. MULES, COWS AND
L3NCART FOR SALE AT AFCTI0N.--WdI
be sold ON SATURDAY morHing. 22na in
slant, commencing at 10 % clock. at fhs Horse
Auction Lot near the Central Railroad Hcpot
several Saddle and Harness HORSES, M ULES and
COW 5 and CALVES.
Also, one Iumbril CART. ~
Oae DRAY and HARNESS. 9r
With pair Of MULES.
oc 2i TII0S ~ KrFSER kpct
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r GINOCCHINO n BRO.
nOGGETT& ANDERSON.

IL GOV ERNOR SIX Eli
Would invite buyers to examine their Fall stock
of CARpEIING. FLOOR OIL CLOTHS. and
CatrAan heS are ss.lns , masa
Also. lRrSe and varied assortment of PAPER
4 S ba as and se a
which viii be sold very cheap. We are also pSe-
pared Win hs b, hest Of so SsFssn E aA 9ss 4
TATNs, OIL CLOTHS and WINpGW AIDES;
done he by superior workmsn, Hoasekeepers rsed-
ing any thnS IN our line, VIII and cur assortment
good and our prices low &C o-5m
NHIRC HILL GR0CERY.-I bag ieave 70
u inform the itzens Of Church Hill and yleInity,
that haze tbs day competed Iny stock o. ~,
s1oa G portion Of ny GRocERiF& bought stiio
g sa d n Seassst@ p e m ssa S
can he purchased down town; and as shai keep q
strictly temperance house. would call the attention
Be sure e. cali at the risat place trck sofs,
near Lsish Street Church. formerly PefSss 81 Y
n. B.-Iioods delivered to customers, il rasHest-
| ed oc ls--im
| ID EsiOyAL.-Ths subscriber. 10 Te.uraias hls
tae man "a gors he oore ,osed 80 ita wog;
respectfully morn them aad ,te taeie IL, ssgsys'y
gdT Nr NJ Iis.s fA,YFNSf Fs ahhsRp
/ HOUSE land next 10 the Va. Central AsriegtsNfIA
| Saeiels's Office, where call from tha pusae as
large % fespee'ls'is s0's''5Ja JAS. NJ. CARTER.
No. ], Bssewsn, Ballard p y fss,
p.STwo or tAres snod IoaFpeyihsn fAtAi
| Frs waated immediaten &C i-iiA
.f2so HEAnoIARThRS ron EaSa-
oss = ,hs ssTEhiS a sss sis
| FURNISHING GOODS, ensiacias essfs Ayiss'esa
Also 500, stock sa If CLOTHS cAssIaE rs yess
| .nss and Tailogs Trimmings, not - 70 slsfpssssa
| B: ans honse in the city. which he Is pfeeaFed 70
make To at thu shortest nntlecs ahs - tss
attest and most approved ~ 'ef n. spyvcr
No lso, cor, Main and s3sh 81.
i fsALL AND WINTER GLuTHINtss-srA ~,
| L RAc0TT. HARRIS Y Cos have Ie-easssfs asa
viii be recaivan4 every week ahria The sesssn
| CLOTHING niallaiscsured BY thsn:selsAs e fhs
Iest materials. aad. n.ade 10 tHN hscsS 49, -,
durable Elanner. and theS pFot*e ~ sen y = ~
sfiess as ne sas seas can e r. sos l, Z q
caj,sa. No. s Zach viii vii = sea j is
VII '0~ BARRAcoTT, HARRIS 4 co.
Successors 70 Merchant, We e & co-..
se A-1m No III BRsh 81
| T,IGAKS CIGARS. GfGAR&-LEAP AND
Y yE 4 Z Tog Z rl.s, no
wsss !. 3oS 'Bfsst Isl Ca & 81
1aroa Ssere, 1ath at. hetueua Main HH4 t4E9k6H
sss cemplete assostmept IN tae srnve W. q
dsa;t spis Is czn v sxchsnssd. ~ ~ Nasee3 -
' N R-c L i sss.ls II 81 ssyis. y ossss.
WINTER GA rN.- 80. /. ssssss
~ Those vAns'hS N n FIJI fFS 6 6fs1d1 ~
, w 4 :s Z !: e Sc
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BY Richard Cauthorn, Auc't.

HARDWARE, &C., AT AUCTI o Non
MONDAY, Path inst, at 10 clock, at my store,
will sell at auction; a. large lot oil HARDWARE,
Shutter Fastenings, Yard sticks, Brushes, Shoe
N akers' and Saddlers Avis, &c, &C..
POCKET-kNIVES &c.-Also, fine Pocket
Knives, Table Cutlery. dinner set OF White Gran
tie Ware, Chamber Sets; for and on account OF
whom it may concern, X CAuTHORN,
Am
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HOUSES FOR RENT.


oil. FOR RENT--A House and LOT on Val
IL ley 7th.l street, with four comfort able rooms,
An besides a store and bar-room. and all necessary
out houses for the accommodation of a small fami-
iy, with well ct excellent water in the yard. To
good tenant, the terms will be inside very mode
rate. Apply to JOHN A. HUTCHINSON.
oc Ats
"a FOR RENT-The three story BRICK
H:s DIV Killing, recently occupied by DR.. J. NJ.
aII Plessants. situated on Broad. between oath
and 25t streets, Church Hill, ming 10 rooms,
with the usual back buildings, all IN good repair
Possession can be had immediately. Apply TO
f. A J. CL0PTON, cor Wall and
Franklin sts., opposite Dickinson, Hill Il Co.
oc 20-3tswts
81, WATER POWER TORRENT
s.A:s3 LEASE-h LOT and WATER POWER, suit
6.Aable for a foundry or any other purpose, adj
joining the Richmond Steel Works. Apply to
JAS HUNTER.
oc Row At tn. Richmond Steel Works.
N.a F0R EEN "a large and spacious
Ssf WAR EHOUSE, on the Dock, suitable for y
sA Storage House or Tobacco Factory. Posses
sion given LIST January next.
oc IS-lw JOHN EN- DFRS.
AZ, FOR RENT-The DWELLING over the
~: store of p. Vincent and n. Wisand, at the
a-e corner OF 9Th and Broad sts., formerly known
as Schut!e's Hall. Apply TO
DC 17-6t* N WTGhND.
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TVS, Ho Q LOTS, CORNER OF

Wy HUIsES AND LOTS, CORNER OF
THIRD AND BAKER STS., FOR SALE at
AfuCIiQN;-Wlli be sod upon the premises ON
WEDNESDAY, the 26th inst at AZ O'Clock p
NJ, two HQJ SES and LOTS on Sd and Baker SITS,
one OF which has three and the other four ioons
HE lots front on 81 street. 20 feet each, and run
baSk l22 tent to an alley Ii feet wide.
TERMS lone fourth cash; balance at four and
eight months, for negotiable notes, with interest
added and secured bv trust deeds
ocH JAS. VI. TAYLOR &c SON, Auets.
fEWUSTEES' SALE OF "ALLEYS TAy.
Il ERN." AND TWENTY-FIVE ACRES OF
sAND, ON THE WFSfHAM PLANK ROAD -
In accordance with the provisions of deed of
trust; executed by Thomas II Alley to Ambrose
Hutchinson. Trustee dated 9TH October. 1925, and
recorded IN HenrcO County Court Office. hena
thereto requested. we shall. on MONDAY the oath
day OF October, 1859, M 4 O'Clock T. NJ upou the
premises, sell the tract Of LAND, with huiliin.
thereon, situated on the Westham Plank Road,
about 81 miles from the city. known as Aliey =
running hack to the Canal. The property is so
we'll known. that further description is deemed
unueceS SaTf.
Terms One fourth cash; balance at l. g. and ~
months Tor notes, with interest added. and secur-
ed by trust deed.
A. B. III FCHESON
JOHN A. HtTCHFSON.
tx orS OF Ambrose Hutchinson, decd
Sale nducted by Jas. Nj. TAYLOR Son.
oc Std
n. B.-'fhe former purchaser Of the above tract
| OF land having failed to comply with the terms OF
sale, 1t will be sold at his risk and cost.
4. b HUTCHINSON.
oc II JOHN y. HUTCHINSON.
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LALL TRADE. 1859.
L CLOTHING AT WHOLESALE EXCLU.

NALL Tx ABE. 1913.
CLOTHING AT WHOLESALE EXCLU-
SIVELY.
WORD i WEISIGER,
No. IL PEARL STREET,
Have in store the Largest and bsst assorted stock
OF READY MADE CLOTHING thew have ever
offered for sale. Their Goods have been manu- fac
tured upon the best terms and made of the BEST
MATERIAL and in the most FASHIONABLE
STYLE.
Merchants of Virginia North Carolina and Ten
nessse are invited to examine our stock before
making their purchases elsewhere. We are deter
mined to offer eqHdE ind He;pielts with any house
in thtS or any other market
WORD 4 WEISIGER, No; y Pearl St,
Sc 3-d&w2m Richmond. Va.
TTNBR ELIAS AND PARasOLS.-N f. w
u ESTABLISHMENT fer MANUFACTUR-
ING. and also + GOV ERR Nc and REPAIRING,
just opened Broad street. next door to the Broad
Street Hotel, and fourth house west of the corner
of Ninth street. The Proprietor respectfully
licts the patronage of the public, this being the
only establishment OF the klud in this city.
JANE rs POWELL.
n. B.-The subscriber wouid call attenti TO the
fact that he has removed from the of I'd and
Broad streets, to the store one door above Broad
street Hotel. oc I-tNov3
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AUCTION SALES.
BYT.Sg. q. pa,enport. aue,,..
FUTURE DdYs.


by I. l. q. y. Davenport. Aucts.
GROCERIES. &c.. AT AUCTION. = On
THURSDAY. 9th Oct, we viii sell at 10 Felix,
a. 4 our auction store. an assortment Of GROCE-
&C hhds. prime Cuba SUGARS.
20 bbs. A, b. ard Crushed SUGARS
coo SIDES good and damaged Sole LEATHER.
Old Rye WHfSkEY.
N. +. RUM. FRENCH BRANDY.
SOAP; ANDI,ES: RICE.
Western HAMS, SIDES aud JOLES.
Manufactured TOBACCO.
Green and Black TEAS.
English Dairy CHEESE.
New York BUTTER &c.
TaRMs.-Under 800 cash; SlUJ and over four
months credit, Tor approved paper
oe22 |. & @. b. DAVENPORT, Aucts.
BY L.. IL. Cook, Auct.
DOOTS. SHOES. RDNNETS, HATS,
ID TRUNKS, VALICES. CAKPEf-BAGS. DRY
GOODS. Ac., &c, AT AuCTloN.-on, .Tg Es-
DAY. the Path inst, at 10 o'eoek. will sell. at
nv store, large invoice of BOOTS. SHOES.
BoNNETS, HATS, TRUNKS, VALICES, DRY
GOODS, &C.. &c.
The above goods are fresh and ssasonable. Tho
oel IL L. B. COOK. Auct
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1>ss L. $. NJ. STEAMSHIP YORK

~.ceSA L. $. VI. STEAMSHIP YORK.
@a.Ask4h T0WN.-The YORKTOWN, Captain
t7sz ARR GsH. will hence forward leave Rich
mond at O'Clock, P. NJ. on MONDAYS. The three
steamers comprising this line will now leave as
follows viz:
The YORKTOWN on Monday afternoon at4
The IA NJ ESTOWN on Tuesday afternoon at 4,
The ROANOKE on Friday afternoon at4
for New York, via City Point. Norfolk and Portss
mouth. Sc 29-tsl LUDLAM WATSON.
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BY Edmond, Davenport & Co., Auc,'rs.

BY Edmond, Davenport & Co., Auct'rs.
(oFFEE AND >AAT-CARGo SALE OF
y NEW CROP RIO COFFEE PER BARK
SALLY MAGEE; DIRECT FROM RIO. AND
DIRECr FROM LIVERPOOL.--At IL O'clock
NJ, on WEDNESDAY. Oct. 26th, We will offer for
sale At t our warehouse, head Of the Dock D
In double and twiied bags. per bark Sally Magee,
direct from Rio, selected expressly for the Vir-
gina and Tennessee trade.
ALSO.
4,CG0 sacks Liverpool FINE SALT,
Per ship Erie. from liverpool direct. a
EDMOND DAVENPORT& CO..
&C IL Auetioneers.
EWii be added to the above sale, 25o0 bags primo
Rio COFFEE, in double bags, per bark Amy
Warwick
15o casks Hibbert's London PORTER, per ship
Daniel Webster from London.
oc2l EDMOND, DAVENPORT & CO.
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yRichard Cauthoru. A.c,

LIME YOUNG MULE AT ArCTrnx
= ms tSA IRpAfl morning, at 10 O'Clock nj
will sell a fine Young n ULE, of good size, soapa
and well broken to work.
HORSFS.-Also three Work Horses
WAGON and HUGGY.--Also, a Spring Wagon
and second hand Buggy -
DC % R. cAIfTHOTN. Arrf
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COMMISSIONERS sALEoFyALUABLF

4
cotNfY AND ALL THE p Il PROP
ERTY G2 CIV 2FsEHoEER RhF
CATTLE, HOGS. CROPS, HOUSEHOLD AND
KITCHEN FURNITURE, &c.-Pqrsaant TO a de-
the cause of Martin vs.. Martins Administrator,
ct al rendered at tho September term, 1859 the
aneon to the hshest bdsf on the ' premises on
THURSDAY, the 10th day Of November, 1859
yass F AT tx 1sn5 M 4s s PssEsRs es
owned By the late J. T. A. Martin, and on which he
resided at the time OF his death. lt contains 7Ss
acres. icnipg the lands of Col. Peter Guerrant,
the late John s. Fleming, and Charles Gnerrant,
decd and situated On the Beaver Dam Creek
There are about 100 OF first rate low grounds,
and 200 acres in orr gina growth. heavily timbeFed
The buildings consist of two-story Dwelns
bacoo Houses, and other buildings usual on such
farm The situation Is as beautiful and HEALTHY as
lanes River and Kauawha Canal. FIVE miles from
the Court-H House, one mile from the contemplated
line of the straight shoot railroad from Richmond
to Charlottesville, and Is miles from the city OF
TEeMs.-Cas for 50 much as will lie sufficient to
pay the expenses of the sale and the costs of the
suit, and the balance on credit of l. 2. 3 and 4
years the credit nstalments 10 bear interest from
the day of sale b to be paS an1aa anal the PUT
for the deferred PAYMENTS and the title TO be re-
tanned until the further order oil the Court. :.
to those dis posed to purchase and theY eRn write
to me, at Nebraska Post-Ofiee. Arpomatti,x coun-
w. or see my cOuDSet. " ute IN MEN
mond. JAM ES +. ROBERTSON.
Special Commissioner.
ALSO-Ten young ard likely VkS--viz
Five men, two women. two girls and ons boy, eEd
all the personal property thereon. will he sd aft sr
the sale Of the land, cons slim ofvalgable HORSES
and MULES, embracing two very ere thorough
bred brood mares. in ioal l1y TEE sraph, one OF
colt ont of her by RED Eye.'' pronounced b. good
iud es the finest colt the. ever saw; Cows, Calves
HOGS and larSe flock of Sheep: WAGONS, Carts
Top Buggy, all the Farmins Implements. and crops
of Tobacco. Corn, Oats, Hay: Straw, Household
and Kitchen Furniture, &c. The stock are OF the
most improved biaod.
TEE%s For The personal property. except The
slaves, for whom cash will be required.t for ali
sums under $50 cash; over that amount months
cradit. for bonds with approved security.
The iaresoing sales will lake place positively
without limit or reserve.
JAMES r. ROBERTSON,
Admir- of ]. r A. Martin. and
Admir- de bonis non of John Eartin decd.
oc 4Ad&ewtds
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NOTICE. -.Havipg qualified as Administrative
~ on the estate of JOHN L. WIf.KS, dee a, all
persons indebted to the estats, will make itnne-
date pay nent OF the same; and all persons having
claims against the estate. viii present them, prop
erly authentcated. Tor payment. il is desirable
To sattie up the estate as rs possible.
MARY ANN WILKS.
Adfn'x of JnHN i Willis. dec'd
NJ. Ri will continue the GROCERY BUSI-
NESS In sill its branches. ut the same place. and
solicit the patronage of my friends and tho pnhlfc
aersraliy oc i3-dkcwzw
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BY James NJ. Taylor 4 Son, Auct.s.
EIFTY BUILDING LOTS. IN THE p4av

TER. At PIT Bic AUcfioNWe vii ss II ON. on
SATURDAY. the 22d day. OF October. commencing
AZ 8 O'clock; 2 NJ. fifty very eligibiy sitmatsd
BoiLDiNg LOTS. in MARKS addition To Man
CHESTER Ten OF these Lots front ON Stockton ans.
" aaswpnsth streets, between Everett and Stock
ton tor Raiiro9dl streets. Twenty Lots front or
WsrIenton and Blakes streets, east side Everett
street. twenty Lots front on Lawrence and Tones
streets, between Everett and Stockton Tor Rail
road streets. These Lots enjoy an exte nsve tasv
Of Richmond and the surrounding country, per.
Of the Falls Plantation oFthe town Of II an an
CHESTER After the sale of these Lots we will seii
a teantIut LOT, with a small Framed Dwelling
thereon, and another LOT. with larse Framed
Building. with basement walled up with stone,
heretofore used SIS barn, which NAV readily 30
converted into two coMiortable DWELLINGS, at N
small expenditure Of money.
TERMS One third cash; residue at g. IT, Is "a,
80 and % months, secured by deed of trast, title
retained, as may be preferred.
oc - JAMES VI. TAYLOR & SON. Auct'z.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-22

NEW STOCK OF fR EMF GOODS At
~ GREAT REDUCTIONS FROM FORMER
UNDERSTANDINGS IMPORT Ni HOUSE =
SAMUEL SUTHERLAND. No l32 Main street,
Richmond Va. Importer of and sea er IN Guns,
Pistols Rifles Powder FlaSks Shot Pouches,
Game BAGS " adding. and Sportln. Articles Of ali
kinds. Pocket Cutler. Walknt Canes, Fishing
Tackle. Re. &c. Colts Reviewers in any guam
tity. and ON he most favorable terms.
This cartf.as tina al the sixth animal exhibition
OF he United States Agricultural Society, held at
Richmond. Va, October. 1858. one Silver and three
Bronze Medals were awarded to SAM UEi
SUTHERLAND OF Richmond Va, for Guns,
Pistols and Rifles. TENcH TILGHMAN, Pres't !.
BEN PERLEY PoORE, Sec'y.