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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-27

a ucTsoN SALE or LAMBS LYING IN
- kANAWHA COUNTY. TO BE MADE IN
THE CITY OF RICHMOND, ON THE 18TH
DAY OF DECEMBER. 1859 by virtue of two
DEGREES OF the Circuit Court Of The CITY of Rich
mond. entered on the 29i day Of November. Is51,
and ON The lith day OF juno, 1852 in chsneery
others, the unders.snsd. Ms Commissioner. will
proceed. on tn hSnAY, the 18th day Of neeeia-
AUCTION, AZ the front door Of The State coaIt-
House. ia Richmond n certain TRACT OF LAND.
living on Preatalico river and It's waters, in the
county Of kanawha, continuing GO acres. part
Of 80 coo acre tract. patented 10 general Samuel
Saith, deceased, late I'll Rss;m0res Msrs land be-
INK the same tract OF Land which was eanyesea Is
the nndergis ned Ceusa issioaer. 10 Abel r. Ssn-
nett. hs deed, bearing date the 18th Of Ils. laa6
Court ai said kanasia county q which reference
Is made for more iail description of said Land
ard OF the boundaries thereof
TERMs-Madc known At the fitsaes AID ptace o.
sale. ANuHkM IpHHHFuN.
"a N-s1m Special CO spissieasf.
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FIVE PERSONS KILLED By THE EXPLOSION
OF \ LOCOMOTIVE.-The locomotive Virginia.
b-onging to the Delaware and LackaWanna
Railroad, exploded in the yard at scranton,
p. on Monday afternoon. Robert Stoweil,
the engineer; VIM. Brown, the fireman; Mr..
S"artz aud two others, whose names are un-
kGown, were killed. The engine is complete
wreck. The cause of the explosion was too
great pressure Of steam.
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From Nashinston--tia between Con-
(.ubidata.

WAsHiNGToN, Oct. 26.--It is emphatcallv
stated here that the government has decided.
..r 10 strengthen the guards ut The Federal ar
.ucrips and aTsenals.
l. Is reported that another encounter took
place, yesterday, between Hughes and Hagucr,
'hr rival candidates in The 9Th Congressional
district of Maryland. No weapons were used
i Is followed 4 duel is ineXitable.
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STILL LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER JASON.
Success OETHE AMERICAN MINISTER
At PEkIN.

81 JOINS, y. +, Oct. 26-The steamer ia
u. from Liverpool on the 18th inst, 1.-TWO
DAYS later than the Persia,) has arrived here.
The Amer5Cin Minister was courteousiy
trsatod at PekIn. and expected TO send home
us treaty by the next mail.
Il was believed the Great Eastern would
leave FOR America on Monday, the 2ith of De-
2. Der.
The negotiations AT Zurich are still pend
-.
COMMERCIAL.
LlvERPooL. Oct. E.-Cotton steady, sales for two
ltNs Of GOA bales.
Bre1dstuJis steady and quet.
Provisions duh.
trDuSuIs % 4 So.
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HIGH CGSSTABLE'S SALE-By viftne Of
H a distress warrant and sundry attqc hnents in
nls hands IS j. NJ LOWS. shall proceed To sell IT
Der, 1852 at the Hish Coustahle's Office CONNIE
eng at 10 ocuck, 4. II the entire stock Of said
}. NJ. Lewis. cOnsislu- OF tar.e iol OF Dry Goods
Boots and Shoes, Hats, Caps, Ready INSIDE Cloth
lng, Umbrellas. large Show Case Nc.
TERMs-Cash. +, BUTLER, II. c.. C. Il.
25-dtts - -
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FATAL Fire in Boston. &C.

BUsToE. Oct. 25-The AlmshoHse at NORTH
WEYMOUTH. Mass. was dies lroyed by fire las
uisht; TWO insane paupers, named Hayden ant
IirrlI persisted. Loss six thousand dollars
sir b. A Gould, an aged and well known
citizen q ed last night.
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NEW BEDFORD, MASS, Oct. 25.-Two fires
occurred IN this city last night, one on Cheap
SIDE and the other III South Second street in.
Noiviug loss of Sia000 Among the sufferers
are ! G. Mara dentist Chas. Packfield shoe.
dealer; Tiideh, confectioqer, and Messrs
Cummings owners Of the buildings.
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ByI. & G. q. Davenport, Arc,,..

4 rEgI ERtES. Sc. Al AUCTION. f,r
RlES. VIZ: "1 "ho0E-
60 hhds. prime Cuba SUGARS
80 bhls. ~, b, & ana Crushed SUGARS
'eV SUES sp ~ i nna ginaased Sole LEATHER
N, r. RUN; FRENCH BRANDY.
SOAP CANDLES RICE
Western HAMS. SIDES and IOIEa
Manufactured TOBACCO
Green and Back TEAS.
ENGLISH Dairy CHEESE
New York BUTTER. &C.
TERMS Under SIO0 cash 500 and ovar Co..
months credit tor approved paper " N"
&C % ]. u. b. DAVENPORT Aue,s
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Oc IN, Ink SE1VlHUctfdtds
A VALUABLE FARM IN EiENRtCO

Il COl MY. -FOUR MILES ABONE THE
CITY OF RICHMOND AND ONE MILE FROM
CAPT JOHN i; YOUNG'S. CONTAINING no
ACRES, AT PUBLIC AUCTIQN.-I will sell al
public auction on the 18th day Of NOVEMBER. at
IL o'clock, upon the premises, tif fair; If not the
next iair day thcreate J that very valuable farm
located as described abovo. containing one hun
dred and seventy acres OF land about one hundred
OF which are cleared and produces well of corn,
wheat and tobacco, and is @markabiy adapted to
the raising OF vegetables or grapes. The woSd
land Is well set III pine and cedar. The improve
ments consist OF 81 framed cottage residence with
seven rooms, kitchen. overseer's house. ncsro
quarters, barn: stable, g. all IN perfect order
and built within the past few years. There is
large apple orchard on the premises and we'll of
pure water In the yard. The location proven bal
for health, society good, and very Convenient to
churches. and good mill. The faral is very sls-
ceptlble oil division. aud will me sold as a whole
or divided into lots as purchasers may prefer. Il
can ne purchased very 10 privately till dag OF sale
winch, 1t sold due notice will Re given The
premises Will I've shown to person wishing to
purchase, b. Mr.. Bernard. who lives on the farm
and farther ipiormatlon bad npon application to
ROBERT b. LYME. Aurtoneers
oc2l Office in basement Metropolitan Hall
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(touNTSSfoNER,Ss AE.E0Fy.TU.ur

\ rB1E5,A1,VER- DAN iANp ii G0ocmfaND
GQ4X ~ ri Al E I'll TIE PEBs - ( PRoP
IonnNNiG, AND Likely II!I,.AyEss; HoRSES
GEA1T TT94EN FF22fBS lTf9fs aoIsEhoap ASD
cree of the Circuit Coutt OF GoachIard county, in
the cause Of Martin Is. Martins Administrator.
undersigned, as COMMISSIONED. will sell as public
auction; 10 The highest bidder on the premises on
IL far i net ' the next FAR day e.
vaiuahie FARM known rs . ASPEN GROYE.''
owned by the late J. T. 4. Martin, and on which he
resided at the time OF bis death. IL contains rs
acres adjoining the lands OF Cob Peter Gneffant,
The late John $. Flemins, and charles Ggerrqut.
deed, and situated on the Beaver Dam Greek -
There about l5j acres oil brst rate low GROUNDS.
ard 300 acres original gtowth- heavily tlnihered.
The buildings consist of two-stoTF bwellins
House with seven large rooms; Negro, lee and To-
bacco Honses, and other huildn usual on such a
farm. The situation is as beautiful and heath, as
any in the county. 1t is about four miles from the
James River and Kanawba Canal, i've mites from
the (.ourt-H House one lBile ffcm the contemplated
line of the straight shoot ratlro from Richmond
70 Charlottesville, ard % miles nom the eity oil
TEaNs.-Cash for So much as viii be Sufficient TO
pay the expenses Of the sale and the costs oil the
suit and the balance on a credit OF !. 2 and
years. the credit instruments 70 bear interest IRON
the day nf sale, to he paid annually, and the par
chaser to give bonds With good peisooai security
for the deferred PAYMENTS and the ttta TO be re-
tanned until the further order Of the Court
Capt. Nm. NJ; Mayo, the inanaser, viii show I
to those disposed To purchase. aud they can Ngite
to me, at Nebraska Post-o5ee; Appomattox ecnan-
y, or see nay counsel; " hite g aaTSS; m 8ieh-
m0Ad. IA rs 4. NoBt u iSGS.
speeial Commissioner,
ALsO-Ten young ard iikely sI.AVES--yiz:
Five men, two women. two gIls aud one boy. vsld
all the personal property thereon, viii he Sold after
the sale OF The land, cons sting ofyaluabie HORSES
and MULES, embracing two very fne thpfoush-
bred brood mares. IN soal by s'Ieegraeh," one Of
colt ont of her, hy = Red Eso" pronounced bv good
Judges the finest colt they ever saw Cows, Calves
HOGS. and large hock oi Sheep; WAGONS. Carts.
Top Buggy, all the Farming Implements. and CROPS
of Tobacco, Corn, Oats. Hay. Straw, Household
and Kitchen Furniture, &c. The stock are oi the
most improved blood.
TERMS For the personal property Except the
slaves, Tor whom cash will I've required for all
sums under $50. cash: over that amount n onths'
credit. for hoads with approved security.
The tifegoiBg sales viii taAe place positively
without limit or reserve.
JAMES f. ROBERTSON.
Admir- of ]. T A.. Martin, and
Admir- lie bonls non OF John Martln, decd.
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BY Goddin 4 Apperson, Auct's.
VERY DEsIRABLE Avn cosvrN


VERY DESIRABLE AND COsyEC-
' lENTLY LOCATED RESIDENCE ON TIT
CORN ER OF Clay AND sra STREETS. FOR
SALE AT AUCTIoN.-Wtli he sold on TUES
DAS afternoon the FIRST of November. 1889. on
located BRICK DWELLING. at the eornes Of
lias and Sta streets, now IN the paney of Mr..
H. HaSsel, at the annual rent oi : 400. The Lot has
front Of 3il5 feet and derth pl 1883 feet 10 an
aef ~ feet VIDE The dw ling has about 10 rooms.
and is finished from cellar to garret There Is III
the ward new brick kitchen coal house. &c. The
premises IN good order. havin. been thorough
" repaired fsw wears ago
Terms One fifth cash; balance at T. 8. IL and 10
months. for uesotiHhle npes, interest added, Sc
cured By q trust deed or title retained
oc IS 60DDiN K APPERS0N, Auct's.
VALUABLE Personal PROPERTY
FOR SALE AT AUCTI0N.-0n MONDAY,
Mt my plantation. {''Sherwood.''l six miles from
Richmond. on the Manchester TURNPIKE. I will
sci, the following articles, to wit: My crops of
CORN. FODDER. WHEAT STRAW. and some
clover HAY. various plantation UTENSILS. in
Guiding u portable fhreshng Machine, in GOOD
order. with eparafor attached; several Wagons.
three of which in excellent repair; my stock of
Il O q $ and c o w s. and pair of fine. iarge
MULES. Also, my HOUSE HOLD FURNITURE.
including two Pianos, enc of which is nearly new,
and in excellent order.
Although my plantation is yet for sale privately,
the above ntioned articles will be sold positively
on the above da If fair If not, the next fair day,
Sunday excepted.
TERMs-At sale.
Sale conducted by GopDIN & ApPERso Auet'rs.
ii A
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The Captured Insurgents Ordered into the
Custody of Virginia.

HARRISBURG, Pa, Oct. 26.-Gov. Packer to-
day ordered John l.. Cook, now in jail al
Cham0ersburg, and Hazlett al Carlisle. to be
delivered MP TO the authorities OF Virginia for
Trial
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BY Alex. Mott. Aucf.
EURSTTUR.E,, EsgY GOODS. &C.

[NURSfTURE3, sgstY GOODS. &c.-wiu bo
4 sod at auction. M my store corner Main and
18th streets, on THURSDAY MORNING next tho
9th inst, eonmenclns ne 10 oeloGk q large lot
serond hand FURNITURE.
DRY GO0DS.-CIoths, Cassimeres. Cassinetts
Mouslins. Alpacas, Calicoes; large lot Nett Sairts
and Drawers. ready made Clothing. &c.
GROCERI ES- WhIskes, GIN, Brandy, Wine,
Soap. Candies and Bacon, Cigars, Chewing To-
bacco.
ALS0-Large lot CHINA, GLASS ard EAR
THENWARE. ALEX. MOTT,
De
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after shooting W. r. Howell the deputy JalIor
hey were pursued, and Ward shot oead, pu'
Lis companion escaped.
GRAM TRADE.-Every vessel owned or EN-
pioyed al the port of Chicago, capable OF carry
ing grain, is in commission and in active ser.
wee.
On the 18th of September, fire broke out al
Iodd's Valley. Placer county. California,
consuming the whole town. The total loss IL
estimated al Sl75 900.
The body Of the late John Y. Mason, United
states Minister 10 France. Will arrive in New
iofk by The Arago, which sailed from HaVre
On The 18th inst.
IA. Shelton, a lad - years old, was killed
III fredericksburg, Va. Friday, by the explo-
zion OF gun in the hands of a young COM
panlon.
son Of ex-senator Ewing of Ohio, has
zen elected Chief ustice of Kansas, on the
Republican ticket
Intelligence has been received at Boston Of
tAe death OF Mrs. Marsh, one OF The missiona-
res vi The American Board al Mosnl.
Den Perley Poore has been muicted in 81 ,795
damages, at Boston, for a libel on Moses
Bales
bunch Of ripe straw berries was placed on
s me Speakers desk in the Massachusetts State
mouse on Friday. They were raised in q uincy
q, he charge of judge is often hard 10 stand
ma q Il soldier harder still; that Of a hack
oFlftS hardest Of all
The buffalo Commercial tells of an official
"i mat eiiy who lost 8 800 by betting on Aus
"aliah Kelley, the used-up prize-fighter.
=, ha1 VIM. Woods, OF Dogwood Gap farm,
last week
letter from Paris, daeed Oct. 9th, says SEN
ator Seward would leave England in TWO or
'hfee or more days for home.
Oscar Gregg, the junior editor of the New
Albany sind.) Tribune, died on Friday.
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By Ro. Ii. Lyme, Auct.
pUBL.c SALE or ONE THousAN

DUBLtC SALE OF ONE THOUSAN
L ACRES OF VALUABLE LAND IN CHAS.
CITY, CO.. on THE SWINEYARp.S ROAD,
WITHIN THREE MILES OF WILIC0X'S AND
SWINEYARD'S LANDING. on JAMES RIVER
AT AUCTIoN.-At the request Of the owners. |
will sell at public auction. on TUESDAY, the 3th
ct November, at u O'Clock, upon the premises; iif
fair: If not, the next fair day thereater.l that
valuable TRACT OF LAND. situated as described
above. containing one thousand acres, adjoining
the lands of g. G. Waddell, John l.. Walker, Jas.
Hubbard and others.
The greater portion of it is in woods. and its
proximity 10 the public landings on James river
renders this land very valuable as wood can he de-
vefed at the landing, only three miles distant at
very remuneratiye prices Tt is believed that the
wood on the land when delivered. will pay for it.
There is u sufhclency of cleared land for a per-
son beginning to farm. which produces we'll of the
usual crops. The improvements consist of a
Framed Dwelling, with the usual 0nt- Buildings.
all bnilt within few years. The location is healthy
and society good. and very convenient to- churches
and mills: Any farther information can be had
upon application To tho subscriber, and the laud
shown TO any person wishing TO purchase by Mr..
John Hambtet. who lives on the land. The land
will be divided to suit purchasers.
TERMS liberal. and made known on day of sale.
RO. 3, LYN Auct..
Office in basement Metropolitan Hail.
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BY J. II. Digses. Auc,.


WILL Il SOLD. at store Sc Main ST., three
" doors below 18th street. for one week, large
and valuable stock OF Watches. Jewery and Fancy
6sods direct from the manufacturers viz: fine is
carat G0id Watches and fine Gold JewetTy. The
stock comprises some very hne <eods-better than
usually sold at aucti0n-and every article viii be
warranted rs represented sale. and sold with
ont reserve to the highest bidder. Come one, como
all. j. H. pIGGES Auct
d. Z. BooTH. Saasman. oc p
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NEW YORK, Oct. 26.-The Grand Jury has
refused 10 find a true bill against the fiilibus-
l-rs.
Kingston (Jamaica) dates TO the 9Th, say the
British steamer Archer had captured the slave
bark Laura.
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CyIoN.-w Ar wAPtLfiy

CTION.-W AR! wAR.,-~f
II THOUSAND MEN.-call ut 96 Alain street,
late store Of Voe-lc K We demeser. Jewellers -
VIII be SOLD every dag and evening. this week,
Cod and Silver Watches, Plated Ware Table
and Pocket Cutlery, ivory lIgnde Knives Sill
ventilated Spoons and Forks, Cake Baskets, Cas-
tors, and p iafse assortment OF jewelry and
Fancy Goods, Gents Furnsshng 6oods, CiRars,
&c, sc, for one week only EVER article war-
Tanted as represented. Goods ut private sale, dur
IN the day. j. IL. piGG3sS, Aue't
Jos. SNOW, Salesman. Oc cots
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BY =. e. Cook. Auct,r.

FURNITURE. FURNITURE, At ARR
HONOR THURSDAY, 18th instant. a. ~
qcloek will sell q ny store. aree lot Of genteel
variety of well kept articles such az Sideboayds'
BureaoE Chairs, Sofas, LOUNGES. Tables, he'd, p
steadss v ashstands; Safes, Hair and shuck Mat
tresses, Feather Beds, several Parior and rookIng
Stoves, &e., &c. E. B. COOK,
DC - Auet'f
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GEORGE STARRETT, tBelvins Row. Cover
nor St, } offers to his customers assortment I'M
rlvaled by that at any preceding year. Our iacIll
ties Tor doing work in and upon Dwellings, Stores,
Factories, Churches, &c.. cannot he excelled. Re-
pairing pieces for Stoves sold in years past, fer
sale. Barstow Spiral Furnace, for brick, sizes !;
Richmond Portable Furnace, sizes Hedenburg $
Patent Heater, 4 sizes Fire-rlace or Chimney,
Heater, formerly known rs LA Trobe";l Brill liant
Gas Burner. "a fuel saver sizes; Factory Coal
Burner. Warranted to stand hre,) 3 sizes; Amerl-
can Cooking Range, for brick. sizes; American
Cooking Ranse, rotary top, sizes; Bay State
Cooking Range. Cportable,l sizss; Helpmeet
trade. with Hot Water Reservoir, Tin Rooster, 5
Boiler holes, and large Oven-"smple, strong and
complete' In addition 70 the above. some Fifty
varieties and sizes. suited to the varied wants Of
The people Country dealers buying here Stoves,
Tin Ware, Pumps. Pipe, &c. at Northern prices,
save freis hit. Early orders will receive immediate
attention. Those coming later viii be promptly
filed in their order, and fast as the work can be
we'll done.
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EuFTyFOTR mANDsDME RuILDING

i lots. ADJOINING TIL TOWN OF MAN
CHESTER. FOR SALE AT AUCTI0N--will be
sold upon the premises, on THURSDAY, the Sd
day OF November, comnieneng AZ 3la O'Clock, r.
NJ. "a handsome Building Lots adjoining the town
OF Manchester, fronting on Hull, Decatur, Stock
ton, Jefferson. Adams, Clay and Marshall streets.
and upon the Richmond and Petersburg Railroad.
These Lots lie IL an improving neIghborhood, and
are we'll located for building purposes. A plat of
the property can be seen nt our office.
TERMS One fifth cash the balance ut 6, y, Is
and p months for negotiable notes, with inte rest
added and secured by trust deeds.
oc % JAS. NJ TAYLOR & SONS, Aucts.
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HIGH F0ySTABLE'S SALE.-WilI be sold
on TT URSnAY. October 27ti,. 1889. at 10 o elk,
of HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FURNITURE.
consisting Of Feather Beds. High ard Low- Post
Bedseads Tables. Clocks Desks. Mirrors Cane
Seat and Windsor Chairs Bureaus, Cribs. LOUNGES,
Pillows. Bulsters. Bedding, Wasstands. Spittoons,
ware TERMs-Cash.
oc 25-otds r. BUTLER. H. c. C. r.,
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NEcRnES, CLnTElNG. NEGROES,

NJ II G X q f. > VT4U fENr. NEUhVLS
~ CLoTHlNG.--DARRAC HARRIS 4
co. have now in store, and shall be receiving an
through the season. the largest and best assert
ment of NEGRO CLOTHING they have ever OF,
fered Their Clothing is cut large and tull, and
made in the most durable manner. and will be sold
at such very low prices that We think we can con
vince all in want that 1t will be & SAVING b9th ne Of
ing for farm hands. drivers, factory, and dining
room servants, Of every grade and price e1nsSt
ing of COATS, PANTS, VESTS, and shlht ~
gether With BOYS, CLOTHING of all sizes, from
4to Is wears old Those in want are invited 70 call
early and should they preterit all Negro tioshlne
can be laid aside until they want them 10 save
trouble and money, and procure really sood ana
cheap Clothing. call on - oo
DARRACoTT. HARRIS 4 co..
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VALUABLE Personal, pROpERT.
VERY BEAITIEut AND HIGHLY DE.

SERABLE BUILDING LOTS ON THE COR :
NER OF MAIN AND THIRD STREETS, FOR
owner, will sell at public auction. on the
premises, on FRIDAY, the 2Sth day of Oct. 1859.
iui LOT, located above, iopposte the 1881
dence of Jud 20 John Robertson fronting I65 Net
on the south side OF Main street, running back
1875 feet on the west line Of Third street. 1t will
be subdivded into smaller lots, according plat
and survey to be shown at the hour of sale. TAX
ing into consideration the elevated position of this
properly; the Tact that it fronts the south side
Of Mum street. and has very full depth, and the
location and neighborhood being excellent. it Is
believed that for fine dwellings there is scarcely
another lot IN this city, Of ITS size, that com
pare to it.
TERMs.-tOne fourth cash: balance at g. r. and
Is months. for negotiable notes interest added Sc
cured by trust deed, or title retained.
oc II GODDTN Il APPERSON Auet's
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THIS DAY.
BY a0ffAfu & AnnArsnn- 4 - -.

81 bssl, s5Is Nj III II f noyEA ggys
NOD NY, PARK AND MEADOW sTRsfra
NfNrs T TiE III HtpplSNsSs Asp isAkngy
II ps SOIL ~ aueten on tho premises on THlJHa
II ne Nta Octobsr 1859. sir1x Al aseIs
nov sas vasable real estate heated ~ above.
hns residence Of Mr.. Ei d &. IowarT fsss,,'s,
lies IIouess Tie t.ssS Cor The ,,,,.s mart
B,acI besss tai The improvements consist ~
e nIick bnding. covered viii sis.s s.s sAeels
eaYdias - .pset The Land will N, div siefi -, -,
h.r sf s"s Plat ard survey, to 10 exa4ba:ed a he
IL n,g ns.s-s ,ne fonrta cash. halanee =,
cured By 4 IN. ~. otshle aetes. interest sd
= : sfasl .s aSed q title retained " 20
II sis-Pae foss snniS =, : AIIkRsox. Aect's
IN a.. !. ~ safe; Loc Isl G.aA.
,r,prs-ss rs. ~. Iaslor Il son, Auc.,.-
EAessS rs ssLF or ys.r..
n \; Al. Al III hSoWs AS sff-F a 81.
IN date tba ossa g ttpst the sahseriea,r'
corded in Hanfieo Counts c,i q isst and re-
M thereto requested shall sell Z, - ''hee be-
upon me rre misses, ON THJRsnsJ u M sMsslen,
valuable FARM known as -RuTal $50. y, y. thgt
county Ct Henrieo The New Rfisc - Y " tho
nun foad about two miles east of tho civ ~ R,s
Dickinson, the lauds of Mrs. Ross and mthsrs' ~,
nes on tho north side Of the rod and rsns.;ss
Ni1rNEf EEN ACRES, vita = valashla richard
ne improvements are 3 DWELLING with the
usuat ont ,huItG'ngs. IN toerahie order most ~
wnieh are located in beautiful oek grove -
. he8ardIns It's proximity 10 the city and ,ts taav
t.lnl SITUATION Rural Shades. for its zs is cos,
Ssstfa one OF the most desirable farms now in
TERMs.-one- fifth cash; the halapce at 2aans
45e3rs, credit ras ments to bear interest navabla
Se'''' annually and se ,s :, b trust deed
Jas. NJ. TAYLOR l. Sox, Aaofs iruslee;
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-27
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
BY Richard nuthorn, Auet.

GS FRIDAY. 2sth inst ant. at 10 o'clock, at fny
store, will sell at auction the followang arti-
cles: Bacon. Sd sar. Coffee, Molasses. Whiskey,
Brandt. Soap. Candles. Tobacco, SC.
COUNTRY BAc0N.-Asse. about 2 Oco pounds
country cured Hams and Shoulders. to be sold on
oc n 's Il. CAUTHORN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-27
Byi. * q. Il. davenport, Auc,'s.

R0OTs. SEOis AND naTS AT AUG.
II TlON.-On TUESDAY, Sth November, we W i'll
sell at 10 o clock AT our Auction Room
600 eases BOOTS, SHOES and HATS
TERMs.-UnGer q 0, cash; 500 and over, 90
da5 s credit, for approved paD@r
oc25 [. x g. &. DAVENPORT Aucts