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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-09-21
CANDIDATES

For Sheriff
LEWIS COVAR, Fl. B0ULWARE,
WIN. oUATTLEBUM, LEWIS JONES,
For Clerk.
S. HARRISON, ROBERT D. BRYAN,
JAMES sPANN, F. M. NICHOLAS,
For Tax Collector
N. ". LYLEs, CHARLES CAhIEh'
CHAS. NJ. MAY.
JOHN G. LOVELESS, T. J. WHITAKER,
STARTLING TURNER, THE0PHILUs DEAN
For Ordinary.
J. P. ABNEY, W. F. DURISOE,
D. L. TURNER. DAVID BoDIE,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-09-21
SheriE's Sale,

;;.Y Virtue Of sundry Wri;s Of Fier Facias tc
y me directed. l will proceed to sell ut Edge
;y!.i c. H., on the first Monday and Tuesday il
jc,v'cr nrXt, the following property in tic ici.
~. ,.n sl.s Viz
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Iatcr from TcXas--The Guerriiias ~
tsroxsus, ,Iie-N idaurFt in Mexico.


Nt,y ORLEANS. Oct. 25.--The steamship Ar
INA from Bra zos, brings Brownsville (iexaS1
tate. 10 The aatA The Mexican troops had re-
tHrueG to G3ISmoras. IL. l'aneaen, OF 'n' ISL
q-till.~v. had arrived with a deiachmentot men
ana three guns. Cor}inaS was SttI! in the
r.i,hhl.hood. The citizens Of BFownsNhle
had CAPTURED ono Of the outlaw leaders, and
sentenced lin 70 be hung. CorunaS threatens,
~ The >Fugpacc l. executed. he wth barn the
-.,Cr Thgs threat creates great alarm ana
III. citizens are flying from their houses 50 fast
.E4t H. is ls.3f>oti the place VIII soon be aban-
s--.,>! uairss assistance arrives.
Thrre hundred Inea were eXpec led from San
Antonio.
The Indians are committing depredations
all. along The Rio tiraude from Eagle Pass.
Nl!aurri who recently deserted the Ii
ltIal cause IN Mexico for the Church party,
and was >uhseQ uently captured, has not fled
~ Texas as previously announced. At las;
accounts. he had been successful at some
points in raising troops against the Liberals
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by A. D. Williams. Auct,r.

SALE OF REAL ESTATE
.a.i IN n ~ pSEY, AT ,AUCTT0N.-Hy virtue Of a
vile. 70 me subscriber dated 2Sih March 1859 and
recorded IN Henrieo County Court Office. bsi
uetooer ut IA o'clock z. M. upon the nrem;sas'
If of y I By sad deed wit Lon
Of Elmwood street, near Walnut street frnnaiug
% ieet inches, and running back 10 feef nehes
70 an aiiey ~ ieet wide adjoining the residence oil
The deed requires sale for cash, but an arran~e-
iBeht may be mSde to allow credit on portion ri
the purchase money. 20 s'oA -
A. D. WILLIAMS Trnstee
Inc above sale will be made at the risk and costs
on JoHN 4. HOWELL, who purchased the said
real estate ut auction. at sale made by me 90" 10
trustee, on 18th October, 1859. and has failed tn
oc % a n w T.
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Nh. Preliminary Examination oil tn" '"-
suFceutS.

CuArlrs7owN. Va, October 95th '.,-,a nc t'
premluary Saai"na''on 81 me 'H .itnesses
go n,ayniIsd. They proved substantially
w. ALREADY known. Nothing ne" was en-
Cttcd a.sr.,.,. xvhether he
hal COUNSEL OF not ,...,,,>,~,of Icc.
reported hat ,hS NrS@Iy S g"e tn, h, case
- ~ rand Jury. So Indictments are al
,.s5y nratared. and VII probably he preseHs !,
80 49, ;he Cauri Wednesday, wRea 'he "i"'
Wi, commence.
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Mr.. Giddiuss and ossawa,omic Brown.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct 2i--J. II. Gidding rs
publishes a card defending himself from
browns iuslnBalion implied 10y his refusal TO
answer ; question in conversation with Sena-
r.r Mason, and others is 10 whether he had
a..Fa consulted about the Virginia expedition.
lie ,.luci.nses This attempt TO assail him dis
.TaAle and denies having been connected
with The NOV iuent in any respect whatever
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s..o,., DISPATCH 10 the Richmond Dispatch
s,,ncscd lrres, Of Cook.

,,,-unTna. ". Ool 93.-N te!ee5Nl Ia. |.
,.i,'afSh has been received here stating mn'
d. AZ ~. uarpers Ferry fugitive, was cap
Cook. -, no rhine Ridge Hotel, Botetourt co,
,Hie" ,"ar T,rcastle He cosfesses ms 'dsn w
Va mas been lodged in Fincastle lali' lie VIII
=" rrnusht Gown tomorrow.
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FUTURE l}1Ys.
~ Thos. w. Keesep. Aucf.
fOhlee corner 18th and Carr streets.
Ofuee CVfHsF I<tI dDH CITY streets.
NAIE OF HnuSErrnI

kISTTE.s SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
,ryannN MI E KITCHEN FURNITURE. At AUG
", trssteel BY William Baton and wife
uals9 the fih day Of March, 1853 and II record IN
s a.s Ie5k Oiice of the Hastings Court Of the
sss 81 fichmond. At the request Of the beneficiary
H. ss s,. oeed shall proceed to sell, MONDAY
~ afs oil Oct 1889 commencing at II clock
~ .ne residences OF said VIM. Batson on 9Th street
nens 20 y James Church, the following property
Furniture, 2 dog large Arm Chars. j doz cam,
mon : uhairs larse Cooking Stove, the Bar and
atuass, Deeanters. Glasses, &e.; large and ]
( b; len-Tln Alleys. with tue necessary Balls and
ms also. all the KITCHEN FURNITURE,
! ie'uies &c, now in the possession of said Bat
Ton: .. ms residence. with many other articles too
TTnna .o mention n this adyersisemsnt.
sale conducted BY Tmos. W KKEsEE, Anot.
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NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 25.-The fire Sunday
night destroyed u houses, mostly on Maya
zine street. The loss is not yet accurately as
certained.
Reports from The Louisiana sugar crop con-
time ui.taYurable.
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Irsal Counsel for John Brown.

Ha-.oS October ai.--A proposition is now
money by contribution for the purpose of OBJ
tanning counsel for Ossawatomie Brown, a.
his coming trial. Rev. L. W. HiEsinson acts
q IrAA.nTfr.
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AUCTION sAIEa
=
FUTURE D4YS.
BY James M. TAYLOR Il San an~5s.--


VERY yALUABLER ESTaTE ASn
PEHsgNAL PROPERTY a.sJNsIs.rI K NJ n = ~
FAMMlNG n PIGMENTS Nc. At 4 IIf.r16N
Viz III s s, =, Ih s EsIi. Pint sna on James River
ond. TUESDAY. the ca sss az FL ns =.
snss d the HIT faTSE ga iss n m' the b bal
estats ~, costn,nias siita acres Of valuable LAND
Land ylng about the centre ofthr farm: ~ ~ res
an woods. lying on the Petsrsafx RaiiTosd .w,.t,
one ialie Of the town Of nefester lar q 49,
ION Of which 10 heavily woosed also, vaIualaa
y mari Property lyinsg on JAMES. River extending
from the terminus Of the Danxilie Railroad to tbs
town oil Manchester. upon which there are sevarai
sites particularly adapted for rehouses and man
uiactrfinz establishments.
"A. And 4 Y clock NJ. Of tho SANE DAY. win be
Boys Girls. Men, Women and Children
iWehty Tour superior MiLcH cows Of the most
uunhppIroxed stock: IA Young CATTLE; 4 yoke OF
OmEN. and about 50 HOGS.
twenty four yoang ard well broke NIT ES s1-
periar animals; 2 HORSES &c. - 81
a large variety of FARMING IaIPL EMENTs
consstlng IN rsrt of q Portable Tbreshtng Ma
VIM rsapefs nriils, Cod crusher &C.,
About 90 barrels of Corn. a large quantity
Shgcks. odder and Strsw. and a large auantity
oil tall and winter Vegetable
NJ ERhs or Pale as follows: For the real estate
~ SUMS oil 20 UVo and under, third cas1- tbs
balance at i and years; for all sums of . < fssp
and under $1,000 Il cash, the balance N
ana ears; Tor all sums over Slg CO. one nth
easn; me balance at IL 3 4 and5 years, the pur-
added payable ssml-anEusIly and secured by trnsf
deeds. For the slaves. cash. for all other nsrsonei
property. sums of SEQ and under cash: over : Ial
mont s credit for approved negotiable notes,
Win interest added; SAM'L MARX.
Executor of Jos. Marx, decd.
JAS. NJ. TAYLOR 4 Son. Auct'S. oc IL
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USTEE'S SALE OF yAI,UaRr.r

Il FARM, KNOWN AS Rural SHADEs.',-
ing date the 9th day of September, 1854, and re-
corded in Henrico County Court Clerks Office. be-
ing thereto requested shall sell at public auction
OF October. commencing az o'clock. p NJ that
valuable T ARM known as Rural Shades, ;" in the
Run road about two IN les east of the city of Rich
mond, adjoining Hish Meadow. the farm Of K. II
hes on the north side of the road and contains
NINETEEN ACRES. with a valuable orchard
Inc improvements u DIV FILLING. with the
usual ont buildings, in tolerable order, most of
winch are located IN beautiful oak grove
hesarding Its proximity to the city, and It's beau
uful situation, nra Shades. FOR its size, is con-
market. ~ ~" Al
years. credit pas ments TO bear interest payabie
seml annually, and secured BIZ a trust deed
JAS. M: TAYLOR, Trustee.
JAS. NJ TAYLOR g. SnS auattS -,
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Ehf sGAt IifJL A ND HIGHLY DE-
' SIRABLE BUILDING LOTS ON TIE coz
NER OF MAIN AND THIRD STREETS, FOR
SALE AT AUCTlON.-At the request OF the
owner, will sell at public auction. on the
premises, on FRIDAY. the 18th day of Oct, 1859,
full LOT, located above, iopposite the resi-
dence of Judge John Robertson fronting los feet
on the south side OF Main street, running back
be suhdivided into smaller lots according to plat
and survey to he shown at the hour of sale. TAX
ing into consideration the elevated position of this
property; the fact that il fronts the soah side
Of Main street, and has very fall depth, and the
location and neis hr1hood being excellent, il is
believed that for fine dwellings there is scarcely
another lot IN this city, Of as Siee, that can COM
pare to IT.
TERMs.-One fourth cash; balance at 6, IL. and
lSmonths, for negotiable notes interest added, Sc
cured hy d trust deed or title retained
oc IL G0DDIN & APPERSON. Auct's.
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49, l., \. NJ, SvrAuSUIp YORK

Sea L. \. VI, STEAMSHIP YORK
&4SsElN ToWN.-The YORKTOWN, Captain
-~-sSf7sAs P.RRlsH. will henceforwardl leave Rich
mond at 4 O'Clock. 2. Nj. on Mondays The three
steamers comprising this line viii now leave as
follows. VIZ:
The YORKTOWN on Monday afternoon at4.
The JAMESTOWN on Tuesday afternoon at 1.
The ROANOKE on Friday afternoon at 4.
| for New York. via City Point Norfolk and Ports
| mouth. Sc H9-tsl LUDLAM K WATSON.
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JAS. NJ. TAI LUR, Trustee.
JAS. NJ. TAYLOR 81 Son, Auct's &C II
EIFTY-FuTR IANnsnaIE Ru1Ln,Ne

TNFTY-FUUR HANDsDAIE HUgT.DINC
LOTS, ADJOINING THE TOWN OF MAN
CHESTER; FOR SALE AT AUCTION-Win be
gay OF November, commencing ut go o'clock P.
NJ 81 handsome Building Lots adjoining the town
ton, Jefferson, Adams, Clay and Marshall streets.
and upon the Richmond ard Petersburg Railroad.
1hese Lots lie IN an improving neIghtorhood, ard
are wei located Tor building purposes. A plat of
the property can be seen at our Office.
TERMS One, fifth cash: the balance Mt 6, IL, Is
and u months, for gotldble notes. with interest
added and secured BY trust deeds
oc 25 JAS. NJ, TAYLOR e. SONS Auets
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FUTURE DAYS.
=. :. --------- -.
BY I. 4. q. b. Dayenpert. A.a.,-

HEM, SHOES AND HATS Ar arc
sei, - "a I'm ft EsnAf, Ssh November. va al,
T.sancass cases BOOTS. SHOES and HATa
ia. s Ems. slfo. cash: sioa and 2 ovar %
WAYS credit, for approved paper. a ossf, w
&C ~ [. Il g. b. DAVENpoRT
by Alex. Mott. Aurt.
tonSSIfURE, DRY GOODS, &c.-w,l \.
Ia, asu AZ anctinn, ut my store, conner ~
VII i streets, on Thu RSDAG MORNING nsst s nv
ssn INST. commencing NJ 10 O'clock lsrga III III
se1Gao,,ld- hand FURNITURE. isise iot
Nh. oooDS.-Coths. Cassimsres, (.ass;o.,,.
ana i'm, Aipaeas, Caiicoes: large lot Nett Sh,rts
any =. puGta%ers ready made Clothing &e
ghouEki ES.- Whiskey. Gin. Brandy. WI.
baeco. ' S'o1's, StiSWing To-
THENwARE. 1aiiaRsTs and and. EAR
DC % 'A' NJ!
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I MIX f Ei4AS AND PAKNSULS.-N r "
~ ESTABLIsHMENT fer MANUFACTURE
ING. and also E-COV NC and r EPAiRiNG.
Just opened Broad street. next door to the Broad
Street Hotel, and fourth house west of the corner
of Ninth street. The Proprietor respectfully So
licits the patronage of the public this being the
only establishment of the kind in this CITY.
JAMES POWELL.
N. B.-Ths subscriber would call attention 10 the
fact that he has removed from the corner Of I'd and
Broad streets, to the store one door above Broad
street Hotel. oc I-tNoy3
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OPERA GLASSES, SPY GLASSES, MA
" RINE GLASSES. &c.-The subscriber has
Just received a splendid assortment of mother OF
Pearl and Ivery OPERA GLASSES MARINE
GLASSES. SPY GLASSES, STERE0ScOPIC
VIEWS MICROSCOPES, MAGN IFYI 6
GLASSES, &C.. &c. tie takes pleasure in an
nouncing to his friends and public that all Of the
ahove articles are of the best quality hoping to of
far such inducements that cannot fail TO please
s. A. MYERS, cor. Nam and Pearl SITS.
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Th, sprno>cd ,usurssut At Carlisle

,-,e4,.rr PA, October 25th.-Nothlhg has
-, nnlu The case Of ;he supposed insurseh'
rI.5rv The hearing of the haheas corpus mas
~, D,s;noned Until tomorrow.
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BUsIN Ess NOTICES

a B0DEkER. Apotheeary and p>r',,>7e,s :,
At. klst, No; 10 Main street, and near ola Ga
ntsarket, Richmond, Va, bess the attention 81
VI farmers physicians. merchants. Sc To ~
na complete stock of Drugs, Medicines fHils
raihts, brushes, Dye-stuIs, Soaps perf,,,ms,r.s'
;aney articles, Cigars. Tobacco Patant mea'' >
clh enc yeast Powder. and all other goods usnsiiv
sou by Druggists. New Preparations oi,tained y
h as they appear All which he will sell az low
as b.hey can be bought anywhere. 40 ~"
would doweli to examine his stock befor
--.o 500 PuicHtSes eiSewhtTe. A, r.
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by R0. b. Lyme. Anct.

DUBLIC SALE oF ONE THOUsAND
L ACRES OF VALUABLE LAND IN CHAS
CITY CO.. ON THE SWINEYARD'S ROAD,
WITHIN THREE MILES OF WILl.CoX'S Ann
SWINEYARp'S LANDING, on JAMES RIVER
At AuCTI0N:-At the request of the owners
Will sell at public auction, on TU ESDAY, the Sth
OF November. at II o'cl1ck Gpon the premises Il {
fair; II not, the next fair day thereatter.1 that
valuable TRACT OF LAND, situated as described
above. containing thousand acres. adoinng
the lands Of q g, W addo JOHN l.. Walker, JAS
Hubbard and others.
The greater portion of it is in woods. and it's
proximity to the public headings on James river
renders this land very valuable as wood can re de-
hvered at the landing. only three miles distant. at
very femuneratiye prices. II is believed that he
wood on the land whea delivered, viii pay for 1t.
There Is a suihclency OF cleared land for n per-
son peg'nniHs 10 farm which produces well of the
usual crops. The Improvements consist of q
Fr1Wea Dwelling, with the usual Ont Bnlidlngs.
all bt within few years. The location is healthy
and society good, and very convenient tn churches
and mills. Any farther Information can he bad
upon Application to tho subscriber. and the land
shown TO any person wishing TO purchase by Mr..
John Hsmblet. VINO lives on the land, The land
will be divided to suit purchasers
TERMS liberal. and made known ON day of sale.
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INSPECTORS NOTICE.--As the Inspector
Of Lard and Butter for the city OF R,chmond. !
Jake this method OF notifying az dealers "a tne
spect ali tubs frkins, barrels kegs, &c, Weighing
over fifty pounds. according to law.
THOS, g. PEACHY. JR..
ne MR. Offiea Law Binding, Franklin st.
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UGT;0N CARD.-The subscriber offers his
a services as AUCTl0NEER to the citizens of
Richmond and the public generally, pied ing his
particular attention to all sales entrusted 10 his
care, feeling assured his experience as an Auc-
tloneer viii entltle him to share OF public patron
age.
aA- Office in rear of D. n. Jones' store No. 76
Main street-entrance in the alley.
au l3-3m J. H. DIGGES.
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OFFICE SUP'T. STREETS,

INTENDING TO LEAVE THE CITY,
L offer for sale my Horses, Wagons, &c. &c, viz:
A fine GREY HORSE. years old,
4 fine SORREL do. 6 DO. and very gentle.
One EXPRESS WAGON. with top, single and
double. Northern make, and as good as new. A
0NE-HORSE WAGON. A two-seat TOP BUG
GI. One single and double HARNESS. STA
BILE LOT. known as Whites Cooper Shop, with
SHED. STABLE and fixtures.
TEKMs--Liberai. Apply to
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NEWSPAPER FOR SALE.--A fourishlng
IN PAPER we'll established ana with good pros
poets in one OF the most thriving towns IN Virgin
r. may he BOUGHT on favorable terms. An early
anpllcation is desired and all necessary intorpa-
ton given on application by letter, addressed t.
. X - Dispatch Office. oc Hin
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JAS. NJ. TAYLOR { son. Au
WILL BE soTn. At Store s. Main. !. ~.

WILL BE SOLD. at stoss s. Main ST., three
W doors below 18th street Tor one week n iarse
ana yaluabe stock OF Watches. Jeweisy and Fancy
foods direct from the manufacturers, viz: fine Is
caFSI tod Watches and fine Gold Jewery. Tha
s1ook comprises some YER, fine goods better than
usually sold at auction--and every article vii he
warranted as represented no sale. and sold with
all. r "a pIfS,s ES z 4 n ev.he
~ +. DoeIH, oaiesman oc Is
A Lotion Nv r., WARt.-FIvE
~ THOUSAND MEN.--CaIl AZ as Main street
l r. E, store of voesle K WedeEleJer Jewellers .
G 3 y, ne sol9 every Gay and evening this week.
ara an. p poekst Cutlery, Ivory Handle Knives. sill,
ver-flated spoons aud Forks, Cake Baskets, Cas-
Tors, and a turac assortment Of JeXgairv and
Fancy Goods, Gents Furnishing Goods CHARS
10, &c. Tor one week only. Every article war.
Tanted as represented. Goods at r-iyste sale Jmr
I'M lhe nay' j. ii. DIGGES. Auc't
Jos. Snow, Salesman. 90 ga -
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 9

{ fUIt N.ssI GR y ALL uF ALI 2B!lE
E f!S T Ii EoN 6F sEyER
CATTLE. hoes, CROPS. HOUSEHOLD AND
KITCHEN FURNITURE. &c.-Pursuant to q de-
the cause of Martin KS Martins Adminisirator,
et a. rendered at the September term lS59. the
e 81 hshe bde ON the Ss m PsOs
Thu RSpAY. the 10th day OF November, 1859,
tlt lar; II not the next far DAY thereaiterl the
owned by the late j. T. A. Martin, and on which he
resided at the time of his death. IL contains 7oS
the late John s. Fieinsn<. and Charles Guerrant
a a d, and situated on the Beaver Dam Greek: -
Ihefe are about 100 acres of first low grounds
a H ~ acres In original growth heavily timhered
fy ne oeiia,ngs consist OF two-story DweLns
eeacoo Houses. and other hudnss usual on such a
arm. Inc situation is as beautiful and healthy as
James River and kaaawha Canal FIVE rniies from
me C9uft-Honse one mile from the conte mpiated
my rb rits strfnt sheet railroad from Richmond
20 LhaflottesVilie and Is miles from the city OF
TEHMs.-Cash for so much as will be snffoient 70
SUIT, and the balance on credit OF /, 2. 8 and
years the ered instruments to bear interest from
the DAY oil sale, to 10 paid annually, andthe pur-
chaser to give bonds with good personal secrr,tv
t isT tsf u agffsd anf HE title to be
CAPT. VIM, NJ; MAYO, the manager, will show Il
to those dNSp9ssd to pParehaSe and they
mond. JAM lsS +. RQBRRTsON.
Special COMMISSIONER
ALSO-Ten young and likely SLAVES--yiz :
Five nien, two women. two girls and one boy, and
all the personal property thereon will be sod after
the sale 81 The land, cons sting OF valuable HORSES
and NJ Els, embracing two very fine thorough
bred brood mares, in ioal by IT esranh,v one Of
colt out OF her BY RED Eye" pronounced by good
jqdses the finest colt they eyer sawi Cows, Calves
TOP Bugsy, all the Parming Implements. and crops
of Tobacco, Corn, Oats, hay. Straw, Household
and Kitchen Furniture, &c. The stock are Of the
most improved blood.
TsRvs For the personal property. except the
slaves, for whom cash viii Re Tequred.l for all
sums under SO. cash; over that amount months
credit, for bonds with approved security.
The fnregoiIg sales VIII take place positively
without limit or reserve.
JAMES L. ROBERTSON,
Admir- of J. T. a. Martin, and
Admir- de bonis non OF John Martin, decd.
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4 great opportunity to purchase these fGshona-
BILE articles of costume is now offered, at the
CORINTHIAN HALL, MAIN STREET.
The importations and Manufactures of
GEORGE, IIIPIN.
36l BROADWAY. NEW YORK,
are now on sale NJ the above place. at
10 PER CENT. BELOW USUAL RETAIL PRICES.
Additional arrivals to the stock will he exhibited
MONDAY, THE PATH OF OCTOBER,
and FIVE following DAYS, including 200 excellent
BLACK BEAVER CLOTH CLOAkS,
at SI2, SI4, SIS and SIS.
Also. an assortment of Misses CiOAKS. and n
complete variety Of LADIES FANCY FURS. all
be sold Ic,thoHt rard ia cost III consequence OF
immense surplus importatlons IN the New York
market
The sale is by PRIVATE TREATY, and will termi-
nate SATURDAY. October 30th.
C0RINTHIAN HALL.
MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA.
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By Goddin & Apperson, Anct7s.
VERY DrS,RaRIp Ann roSy

Y FRY DESIRABLE AND cow FN.
~ I5E IN LOCATED RESI- DENCE. ON THE
SALE AT AUCTION.-WdI be sold on n ~
PAY afternoon. the FIRST Of November 1889. ON
the premises, AZ o'clock, the large and desrahIy
located BRICK DWELLING, at the corner Of
Sl2{ and 5th streets, now IN the occupancy of Mr.,
b ha.sel At tee annual rent OF 500. The Lot has
alley 10 feet wide. The DWELLING has about 10 rooms,
ana is finished from cellar to earret. There is in
the ard a new brick kitchen. coal house, &c. The
ly repaired few wears aro 7''
Terms. One fifth cash; balance Mt A. g. II and IL
months for uesotiable notes. interest added Sc
cured by trust deed. or title retained
&C % GODDfN & APPERSON Auct's
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-26


STtDi YOUR OWN sNTE R ES T.
- ALARMING REDUCTION IN PBtCESt!-
SECOND SUPPLY NOW RECEIVING, which
MaAes one "f tine most complete DRY GOODS
SIUCkSIn the city
Eie-ant variety Of BROCADED SILK ROBES,
"franou. the latest sty lie out al less than cost
Of Importation.
only SIS each.
Fancy SILKS for Dresses, new styles and very
cheap.
Splerdid AL Wool Paris printed DELAINES. in
Robes and plain Dresses, at greatly reduced
prices.
Poul de Chevers Wool PLAID SILK POPLINS,
and every VARIETY OF Dress Goods now worn.
French and English III ERlN0ES. all coors. at
low prices.
CLOAK AND SHAWL nEPARTMENT-Co
plete IN every grade. at lower prices than same
goods can be obtained at any Northern establish
Inent III tiils ans ether city.
kERSEI. LINSEG AND BLANKET De
PARTM ENT-ContGIrs the hest stock ofSeryants'
tio"ds. 81 the most iayoTite makes. at prices that
defF competition.
Cloth DEPARTMET-Has complete stock
of CLOTHS. CASSl MkRES. : I'll y + 7 T :
JEANS and EkSTINGS, adapted for Gentlemen
and Boys wear. a great many oil which were
hou. lit ut bankrupt sales, and viii be sold consd-
crafty under their value. An early call solicited
al the popular NownI own House OF Trade.
oc ~ sw3w ALFRED MOSES.