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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-26
By Thos. w. Keesee, Auct'r,
(Ctfice corner of 18th and Cary streets,)
SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE,
ON CHURCH HILL. ON FRANKLIN ST =

GALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE,
- ON CHURCH HILL, ON FRANKLIN ST -
AS Comm ssioner, and by virtue of two DEGREES
entered on the slst OF January 1859, and the 10Th OF
January, 1860 by the Circuit COur, of the City of
Richmond, in the chancery suit styled Ross as.
Collier and ais. | shall proceed to sell. on SAT
8RpA4, the 2Stn day OF July. 1850, at 53a O'Clock
7. M on the premises, that valuable Lot. with
lts Improve ments. known in the plan of the City
OF RICHMOND as No. l49 FRI ntng on the south
side Of rankliH street at its elton it'll q
street, l32 feet and running hack lbs feet. The
dwelling house is wooden; the kitchen, stable
are of brick,
Terms OF SALE Cash as Ia 80 much will pay
the costs If suit, fee of counsel, expenses of sale
and commissions; the residue of the purchase
money In two equal instruments, at SIX and twelve
months, from TIE day of salo, with interest there
on from that day; the purchaser to execute. his
bonds Tor the credit payments, with interest from
the day Of sale, and the title to be retained until
a convey ance is direc, ed by the Court.
CHAS. j. BALDWIN, Com'r.
Sale conducted by THos. w. KEEsRE. Auct.
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Nnrtheru MnrkeiE

BALTIMORE, July 25.-Flour active-Howard ST .
SIS % Wheat STEADY s 20al.25; white : 30,
Corn quiet-Sellow 65a73s. Provisions firm ana
uuch7rsed-mess PORK $50; prime s Is; rump Sl4.
80 Whiskey steady st 201a I2Ic
NEw YORK, July IS Stocks hetter-Va. 6's
S92ts Coteun firm-up iands mlddling To- &C. Fiour
Iwer-Souihern S6l5I5 60 Wheat cav South
ern Sl25dl ~ red q 30. Corn actlve-mix X 81
962c white southern 68 zoe. Pork heavy AZ ) Is.
Orleans moIasses 35s TuTpentine 37a42}zc. Rice
A. abe.
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BY K. b. Cook, Auct,r.

III EGANT kIhNtfURE, AND yW,.
CASES, AT AUCTION On 1BURsbAV o Sp
Y Inss at 10 Ss8ek WI eel 2. my ste an i'm
hogany Sofas. Divans, Tete-a Tetes Pe,Ia, ms
Booking Chairs, Black Wataut and OAK HOOK .eju
Eases, WaTdrobes. Buretus, Lounges. Wss5
Al SANE TIME1A general assortment ssa-
teel NtCOND-HAND FURNlTTRE, emb,ac1ns
the usual variety. 1890 s'""'aoihs
=, PIANOS AT the same time. one superior 7-or
tn AI =, flhNo; 70 Rosewood Cases. maupfao-
ANO, IN REESE wood Cases, I. Del aye. Observation-Disclosures
by Chick erlng. 'a"iae'u'eo
lhs ABOVE Instruments are entirely new were
llidue 10 oIaer, can be recommen ded as supeTIor
~ u, ana WI bs SOLD for account of whom
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by Jas. N. Taylor 4 Son, Auc,,s,
PEREMPTORY SALE OF TIRES.

DEKEMPT0RY SALE OF THREE
l HOUSES AND LOTS ON UNION HILL. BY
AUGrION Will he sold. upon the premises on
L,htOiEs aOl The seth day IF July, commepcing
the west side OF 26h street. Union ILL., and nearly
opposite to the Les street Baptist Church: TWO
adapted for tmsll sized families The lots ffopt
feet wide. 49, ~
TERas:-One third cash. the balance at and 8
and secured by trust deed
iN IS JAS. NJ. TAYLOR & SON Annt,rs
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BY Goddin 4 Apperxon, Auct,s.

REAuTIFUL ER5M ID DWELLING.
oH MECHAEICsvILLE TURNPIKE,
N Fan, VENABLE STREET. FOR SALE Af
ise on III thursday, the asth july 1850 at 4 o'cik
VI the very neat and admirably well arTaag ed
dence Of Mr. 4; T. Chalk, and now in the occu-
panos OF MIR VIM. X: Smith The lot has a front
Of 48 feet and depth of 1872 feet The dyelling
mas rooms. front and rear portico and IL alto,
borhood ~ ~ " ''''' "oisn7
TERMS One-third cash; balance at 4, and Il
months LOT negotiable notes, interest added and
'ltle retained til all the notes are paid.
WI EODUJN & AppI pSstN 49,.
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ST. JosEPH's, Mo, July 25.-Che Califor-
MIA Pony Express, with dates 10 the eth inst,
has arrived
Judge Terry, tried for killing Senator Bro
derrick, has been acquitted. The case went to
the jury without the evidence of some wit
nesses, whose arrival, ii is supposed, was pur-
pOseIy DELAYED.
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The Prince OF Wales

ST. JOHNS, July % Yes terday addresses of
welcome were presented to the Prince OF
Wales, which he gracefully responded to.
He pleases the populace immensely by his
handsome couptenance aud mild and gentle
manly tearing. He drives out to-day, and
has Il dinner at the Government House this
aN
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PETERSBURG, July 25.-Gen. Lane is on a
visit 10 Chapel Hin, tthe seat of the Safe
University and Will shortly visit Buncombe,
his native county. The city of Raleigh, or
rather the site upon which il is built, was do
mated by General Lanes grandfather for The
capital Of North Carolina.
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BY Alex. Mott, Auct.

FURNITURE, Dh 600 ID s. GRoCE-
klkS, &c.Wlll be sold at auction. at my
store, corner OF Main AID 18th streets, on THURS
DAY morning next, rhe 26th day OF July. com
msne,ng at 10 O'Clock, d general assortment Of
FURNlTURE.
DRY GOODS Several INVOICES Dr., foods and
clothing. consisting Of Cassimeres, Caslnets.
vrstng; velvet, Linen Drilling, Ladies hosiery,
shoes, Caters Buttons; 30, &c
GROCt FRIES Brandy, Wine, MackereI Her
rlngs Tobacco, Soap, Candles II c q OOJ Cigars
Is Is AItX MOTT. Auct'r
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By Goddiu d Apperson, Auct'rs.

FIFTEEN BUILDING LOTS AT AUC-
L TI0N.-Will be sold on SATURD DAY the 18th
july, 1861 at public auction on the premises, COM
mencing at So O'Clock ?. M, fifteen or more
Bu fLDING LOTS, some of them fronting on
Concord now Rallroad) street, between BALDWIN
Federal and James streets. Adams plan; others
on Fairfield street, or road, near the last men
toned lots. Most Of these lots suited for small
residences, whilst some of them are we'll located
for small retail stores
TERMS; One fourth cash; balance at 4. and IL
months, Tor negotiable notes, interest added, and
title retained
jy2 rs GODDIN l. APPERSON, Auct's
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je l9--6w s F. JORDAN Il Co,
a. "a RED LPgUR SPRINGS,
&EXA u MON ROE GQIISTN NIEGIN1 -Iha

a
ss1.AE l, propristors of this old and celebrated
Watering Place respectfully inform the public that
their place will be open for the reception of visi
tors or the LIST of May w must confne ourselves
to mere enumeration of the diseases tor the cure
Of which this wa Is celeb ated, referring me
reader to pamphlet just published by William
Burke, NJ D., which will he sent free of charge By
the proprlecors on application. Ti.a diseases for
the relief OF which this water is most remark
able G-s chronic phthlsis, aryngitls, bronchitis,
functional uiscase Of the heart, hyPertrophy Of
the heart, mueol. Giarrhda, irrtabllIty of the
nerves-prodreilg sl2epiessnoss, irritation of the
kidneys and bladder. hthic acid gravel, chronic
affections OF the liver, amenorr hPa, dysmenor
rhea, menorrhaSia, chroi.i splenitls, chronic gas
trits hemorrhQids, scrotula chronic eruptions OF
the, skin. The Depot OF this place is on the Va.
and Tenn. Railroad. Newborn tnow Dublin
whence, before the first of uly passengers will be
miles, over a hne road and through most pictu
rescue and beautiful scenery. From the first of
July to the first of October there will be DAILY
LINE. and after the first of October again u trl-
weekly while any vislors remain.
THIS Is the shortest, most direct, and best route
to the Wine Sulphur, whittier the Stages will PRO
ceed via Salt So Fhur ma king their nj ht stand at
Red Sulphur. There will be constant and res u
lar communication by STAGES with White and Salt
Sulphur, and the Sweet and Red Sweet Springs
Daily mails arrive from North and South
Z. $. CAMPBELL & co.
Red Sulphur springs Va. April Is Lei 2Tu
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1 THE ASHLAND HOTEL.
4 FsUOUTpN WHITE !,

e FAUOUIER WHITE nULFitUR
wFTA RSPRiNGS.--Thsse Springs situated fifty
.sssss miles west Of Washington city, will be
0Uenru on the 18th of June, as a first class WA
TERINH ESTABLISHMENT. The subscriber
having become the purchaser, will make every eff
fort. with competent assistants, to re establish
their former hgn reputation hey may be reached
III hours from Baltimore, three from Alexandria,
and elk hit from Richmond. by Railroad, with about
6pIilee of staging, over a good turnpike.
RATES so cents per meal; 81 50 per day; SO
per week; SO per calendar month, and 200 for
two months children over two ard under twelve
years. and col red servants half price-whte ser
wants three-iourtls- 30 cents per day. Ad
dress subsc rlber, wv arrenton Springs
R0BER HUDGIN.
Fauquler CO., Va, June 9, l860.-je 23-d2aw4w
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- '.''.'-'--,srs.--~S--<-~4-
FUTURE DAYS.


fsbI IT, ssHs## Il sss
mail MaStsE Ii: 'stsss line q
eaeed BY Th1s Stewart and near the residsacs Of
negotiable notes. interest added and tite re tained
j. & ~ Goblin i AppERsoN, Auet.:
MI OsT VALUABLE BRICK TENEMENT
Wh sRf s TR EEEETfN FIJI s sTsIEE Fl
q I'll; sSs ,s e 11 9s On hs
MI Heo as ap nS Opposite the auction store OF
by Mr. Thomas radiold noT S own re- and occupied
about about " feet and depth Of about 20 feet " he
rear. bayi ,se r ssorss hgh with addition in
der he location of this property is xs9. nt or
PIE: either Tor grocer, or any other KIND Of
TERMs.-One-fo cash balance a. 4. a .ns >,
months, for negotiable notes, interegt added -
cured BY trust deed or title retained Posses.sseq
gwen LIST November next but in the ineantime.
to '''s soDDs
Jy % AuctiOneers. ,
AR anE N ~ gIsEky OF BE 1,,5 TiEUI
LEMs Ia kSv1PEsfEY For Thf Pa4s q
TION. At the request OF Lewis Z. Harvie. Esq.
We shall sell at public auction. on the premises, on
elf fair; il not; the next fair day large number
| of LOTS, IN the plan of said Lewis T.. Harvie
near Hollywood Cemetery. hese Lots embrace
portions OF ten squares. and are among the mos
beautiful and attractive Lots in that improving To-
callty Pats of the OTIS can be seen at flee
| TERMs:-One- fourth cash balance at 4, and Il
months for negotiable notes. interest added, and
title retained until all the purchase money is paid
| jy Il GODDIN APPERSON, Auct'rs.
VALUABLE FARM in AMELIA, NEAR
DANvILLE RAILROAD, FOR SALE At
| AUCTION We offer for sale privately, until
| SATURDAY. the 18Th day of August next, when
unless sold privately. cot which due notice will be
given We will offer for sale publicly, on the prem
ses. the FARM on winch Daniei Worsham. OF
Anne liza. resides, containing 1858 acres situated
from Chula and Amelia Court House stations
This Is one of the most valuable tracts of land in
this p9rt OF the ccuntry, with unusual proper
ton OF low grounds and improved lots; and the
high land general, of the best quality, and IN
| cellent heart.
The dwelling house is plain, but comfortable
the larm houses ample for the use of the farm.
Possession will be given this fa u, as fat as neces
sary, In time for wheat seeding and full posse ssion
gwen at the end of The year.
TERMS One-th,rd cash. and the balance IN
and years, equal instruments interest added.
Persons wishing 10 purchase are referred to
| GODDlN K APPEESON, Richmond, or to the
undersigned, Trustees.
l.. MASTERS, Amelia c. H,
W. FINNEY, 6enlto, Powhatan.
T. S;-Persons wishing further in formation as to
Inc vaiue o this plantation. are referred to LEWIS
Il. HARyIE, Esq who resides near to it. and who
opinion OF It's value. lily A-2awtdsl g. h A.
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Z !,
RICHMOND, a. arch s, 1856. (
xE~kh HAVING JUST EHSlpIETE

RICHMOND, ii arch 6, 1856. {
>Erk% HAVING JUST COMPLETED
XIII new arrang ements with the New York
H-<xassSssSz Steamship Com pany for Express priv
ieges per JAMESTOWN, YORKTOWN, and
ROANOKE, we are now prepared 10 forward all
kinds OF merchandise, IN large Or small packages,
at greatly reduced rates.
Goods destined for Steamship Express should be
go marked.
Our accommodations are ample and packages
under Express seal.
For rates of charges anu regular tri-weekly con
tracts, apply to " H TREGO, Sup't,
202 Main street, below 9th.
N. B.-Our daily INLAND EXPRESSES are
running az usual. NH It's
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BY Th0s. ". keesee, Auct,r,
(ofice corner of 18th and Cary streets)
CLOSING OUT SALE OF LARGE AND
" ATTRACTJVE ASSORTMENT OF
CHINA, GLASS,
EARTHENWARE,
SlLVER-PLATED GOODS,
REERTGER

On MONDAY, Esd instant, at 10 O'Clock. and
cInsaa from dsy TO day urtil the whole IL
r ras VIII sell. without reserve At the store
Teeepsl, occupied b, Msssrs GeorSe j Snmne, 4
stoct rear street. the entire bslar ce of the
China and hts G sore, consisting OF
Toilet WARE "o pihner, Tea and
svs s,'S Ss..I Rossingham and Common WARE of
VIC en- and Pressed Glass GoBLETs. TuNByERs
&c. '"'' pEeAN fEhS.
"A me o asssSso,tp ne Of Bohemian DEcANTERs
9 Sly SlIyer p,sssd cAsToRs, PITCHERS, TEA
WIRE COVERS. GAS SHADES u AITEps
gapanned TOILET WARE, &c.
ne whole embracing the largest and most at
fered. WV osioie Oh
Inc attention Of the trade, fousek eepers, ami
me public ger erally respectfully r. ON. sed Tn.
store VIII I've open Friday and Saturday, 10th and
zist INST, IN order to give the pubic an opportu
Jy "a THOS w KEFSEE. Auet,r
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COMMERCIAL.

LIVERPOOL, TRcadly Richardson. Spence K
:gs. Wheat dull and nomnally UNCHANGED; red
lGs. % lis white lis cd u lbs. cd Corn firm
with better demand mixec sos Cd a Sis; yellow
SIS a3ls Cd. white 34s q 3is Cd.
Beef heavy and nominal. Pork dull Bacon
steady. Lard firm at full prices. Talow 53s. cd.
for Butchers.
Ashes drll. Sugar firm, Coffee quiet r. ice quiet,
Rosn dull M Is Sd. for common Spirits Turpen
tine steady at 32s
LONDON RlARhFTS 80 Sugar buoyaut. Coffee
firm. Tea dult and slightly lower.
Sales of illinois Central shares at 105a Discount.
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AnA sYhiBLi sPkINGs.

-
aIl.l1ilIE- This MOUNTAIN RETREAT will be
open The LIST day of June, for the reception of
visitors. This place has advantages over any wa
terlng place IN the Virginia mountains. Here is q
sulphur Spring that has been resorted te for the
asst half century, and its virtue highly appreciated
All over the state 1t is second only to the Green
brler White Sulphur Water. he Alum Water
IS equal II not SUPERIOR to any in the State, and
ser"e. In cases of ScrofUla, Chronic HiarrhPa,
Dysente,: HH-snepsla &c, 1t has been the means
II restoring large nul. - ut invalIds. The ply
sicIans who lived and practlceu lis nsighbor-
hopd certify that they have used lt IN their prac
tce with hne effect years ago. The Chaly bee tie
waters are OF good quality, and what is remark abe
these three different waters come out of the same
rdgs. all within he grounds and within 2O1 Yards
Of each other. There is also fine freestone water
sent on application.
There will be fine N USIC for the BALLROOM,
and all the amusements found at such places. The
Proprietor only say that he Will continue t. do
all IN his power to please his visitors, both inYa
lids and pleasure seekers, and nothing shall be left
undone TO make their stay pleasant and agreeable.
An experienced Physician resides at the Springs.
TKRMs.-S2 per day; $40 per week. Private
contracts made for the season.
SFRIBLING SPRINGS is the first watering
place reached by the line Of the Central Railroad.
from Richmond. Baltimore, Washington and
Lynchburg. Visitors reach this place by 6 o clock
7 NJ same day, by four horse sta es, from Staun-
ton, IL miles, The road has been much I'M proved
and the coaches on this line are new. just from the
factory TAT Concord, n, } and of the best quail
ty. They leave stanton daily alter the arrival of
CHEsLEY KINNEY,
lie 30-Im+ Proprietor.
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Aucr1uM sALue.
: - - 4 -
THIS DAY


By !. L q. b. Davenport, Aaet.s.
GHOCEknEk, &c, AT AUCTlON-Op
IhCnsDAf, 18th July, we viii SILL NJ 70
SnE ~ On, necl'on store, an tment OF
COFFEE and cRusHED SUGARS.
Western BA CON SIDES. e
JAVA COFFEE, sst .ss
CANDLES. SOAP. STARCH,
Cd Rye aud Resnksd wHIsKEY,
Pure h0LASSES Rum,
LONDON PORTER and ALE,
GREEN and BLACK TEAS.
CbAWET WINE,
COTTON YARNS.
ALSO
100 sides SOLE LEATHER.
>. Pure CHAMPAGNE WINE, imported per ships
ALSO
20 casks SPARKLING EDINBURGH Af,E.jm
ported direct. Per bark Pioneer
1EEMs.-Cnder Sl00, cast; SlOO and ovs,
mon hs' credit, for approved pHteT
j,21 ]. K G. &. DAVENPORT, Auc,,,.
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4 ROCKBRIDGE BATHS,

YEMY R0CKBRIDGE CO.. VA,
SIs.lE Situated nine miles from Goshen Depot,
on the Virginia Central Railroad, and eleven
miles from Lexington. THIS deg htful U N MER
RESURT Will he open on the 10th June. Persons
leaving Richmond by the Central Railroad, or
Washington City by the Orange and Alexandria
O'Clock in the evening Persons coming from the
Southwest, via Lynchburs, may reach the Baths
either by the ORANGE and Central Railroad or by
the James River Packet and STAGE Coaches.
TERMs-&l0 per week.
Col. c. p. LEE, Superintendent for
ia lq--Sw = InpDsN n ca
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4 OF $50 Another invoice of this deserv -dJy
- popular SHIRT, to which We ask the attention
of pu' chasers. ''
!. full line Of sizes Of Linen and Jeans DRAW
Frs, IN store.
Spring and Summer CLOTHING Mt redpcea
prices to close out Tor the balance Of the season
SHAFER, HAISEY 4 co
Ito Main St. Iats Tuuman A Hun
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sSspR are opened srfa ar sSs tscapifoa
l.1.slxl of visitors They are situated Is miles
west OF stanton, on the Virginia Central Rail
road, the cars stopping at the door. There are
here two alum streams-one ealy 6eate, one heal
iGg-and frae stone springs, all OF superior qua
iity. These mineral waters have already become
celebrated for their medicinal virtues
Board per month, or 2S days. ......-. S25 90
Children and Servants half price;
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MANCHESTER SUALE WOhks.-We
W have on hand from the above factory. PLAT
FORM SCALES, weighing from 400 to 2a0 lbs.-
Also, COUNTER SCALES of every variety, and
- az nts for the nutsctufsrs are prepared to
take orders for railroad track, depot ard ware
house Scales, &C.. which for peatneBs, Gurabilt,
and accuracy cannot be surpassed,
VAN-LEW. TAYLOR CO.,
M ar $500
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VI. I'm a, Il, "
Warm Springs, June 2lst, 1860. jy l7-,dtlOAug

sGacsGHNTSSo Nst c VII Se open on ihs
18th of JULY, for the accommodation of
VistQrs. A STRONG CHALYBEATE SPRING,
which is though to be equal to any, has been DIS
covered upon the premises since the close of last
season. within six hundred yards of the Ho.el.- -
Loon will be constantly open for the amuseme mt
Of vlsl ors, free Of charge. A SPLENDID BAND will
be IL attend nice during the season.
SHOCEn SPRINGS are distant II miles South
from the Warrenton Depot, On the Raleigh and
Weldon RaIITo ID. Mr.. W. 4. PHILLIPS will be
in readiness, on the arrival Of each train of cars
with comfortable coaches. to convey company to
the Springs N the sho fest time, without the least
detention
RATE OF BoARD.-per day. 81 80; per week
50; per month, S23. Single meal. 50 cents. Chll-
dren and Servants, half price. iy g-lm
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,s<caA GREAT I. :. ID U G IiUN IN
XEf2 PRICE OF PASSAGE TO AND FROM
r-=ss1asEa NEW YORK. Excursion Tickets By
the magnificent steamships YORKTOWN and
JAMESTOWN can be had for SIS for the round
ers. No extra charge made for meals or state
room Recommendations. These tickets remain
returning home
Persons wishing to the great Leviarb n
steamship Great Eastern, which is daily eXneCted
IN New York do now at small expense.
Tickets procured at our office, opposite steam
ers' wharves on board OF the steamers.
lie lS-tH LUUlIAM IL w AISON.
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AUCTION sALHs.
FUTURE DAY.
BIZ James NJ. Taylor Il Son. Aucrs.

VALUABLE FARMLAND MIL In CUES.
IEfTIEEb eo TEE TOWN sESES Sp M n.A
s saEsFER. To Sf HtR WITH sTSecK,
SS5Ss RhTlSar iNNFFttkkNNItTh Ta aoUs
hncp AND II be sold apan the Premises on
TUESDAY, the lth day Of September, commeno-
Ing at Ii o'clock, A. M. the valuable FARM, lying
seven miles southwest OF the town of Manchester,
south SIDE Of tue Manchester Turnpike, on POGO
shock Creek. in the county Of Chesterfeld, and
now occu pied by M re-. Sarah A. Forloine,
II eontai Ms $50 acres half which is sta nding
in original grow'h OF oak and pine from 50 to 50
acres are of rich creek Hats and one Of the best
The improvements are good dwelling house.
in good order, suitable Tor large family good an
pie orchard. under good fence, divided In three
sh its, lies well, and has running water In every
of water convenient to all OF the houses
The Mill has substantial stone dam. and is
It is deemed useless to give further description
OF the land as is presumed those wishing to par
chase VIII view the premises. Possession viii be
gwen IN time to seed a crop Of wheat in the all,
and fuli possession by LIST January, 1851 or soon r.
If desired Mrs. FoIloine resides on the farm and
VIII nave 1t shown to any person who may wish to
After the sale of the farm. will ne sold the entire
Stock, consisting Of Horses, Mules. Cows, n G..
Crops, Farming Implements, Household and
Kitchen Furniture, &C.
TERMS OF SALK.-For the real estate, one fourth
bearing interest, and secured by trust deed. For
the personal property: All sums of S2u and under,
cdsH over tHdt HiHount. months credit, Tor ap-
proved negotiable notes, with interest added.
jy 70 JAS. NJ. TAYLOR & son, Aucts,
DESIRABLE TENEMENT AND LOT.
- AND VACANT LOT ADJOINING, NEAR
TIE TOWN OF MANCHESTER, AT AUG
TlON.-WIil be sold, upon the premises, on SAT
uRDAY. the 4th day of august, commencing at 5
O'Clock p: NJ, the House and Lot situated on tie
corner Of Perry street and the corporation line
adjoining the property of Mr. D. C. Bowman. 1t
fronts 10 feet and runs back 1856 feet. The house
has two good rooms, kitchen and we'll of good
int adr nln fro
Ing 50 ieet and running back above
TEAMS One fourth cash; the balance at s, &
and months for negotiable notes, with interest
added, and secured by a trust deed
jy % las. Nj. TAYLOR Il son, Aucts.
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Sale conducted by X. CAUTHORN. jy Is
TMPR0yED P.OPEKTYIN THE TOWN

IOF PORT MAYO. At AUC TI0N.-on FRIDAY.
9th inst, at O'Clock p. M, en- the premises, IN
the town Of Fulton, will sell at auction a Lot
Or q ROUND, fronting 70 rect on 18th street. and
RAINING back 81 feet to an alley IL feet ie. 1t is
IN the immediate vicinity of Mr. Timothy Kerse's.
ne improvements consist of 2 framed dwelling,
TERMS accommodating, and made known on
day of sa!e. lily 20l X. CaUTHUKN, Auct
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ssxt VALUABLE AND ID u SRA ID L
Af@ rs RIVER FARM FOR SALE, II
sgdE. N 49,
IADIEs.LOoa AZ TH,s!-BARGAINS-

I AIDES. LOCK At THsS!-BARGAINS.-
~ 30 Spring Hoop Skirts. best steel, warranted,
only one dollar and twenty five cents. A Jesse T
number of Springs equally cheap. Splendid X. CHI
Bereges selling of at less than half their value
only q 81. the yard Just received 500 yds heavy
White Counterpane Goods; call soon or it will be
season is so far advanced Boys and MEMS Wear
greatiy reduced IN prices to close out Cheap
Wrapplngs for Ladies and Children; call and see
greatest bargains are offering daily in all kinds of
Dry Goods at MAILERT'S old stand,
No Al MAN street.
10 Store open every night until 10 O'Clock, and
Saturday mig hit until IL O'clock Don't forget, No
snd Cheap Bonnet Store.
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CIMPSON 4 mILLtn have on hand q good
- assortment OF 6AuZE and SILK SHIRTs,
and oef them ~ the trade on reasonable terms.
Call ~ ll9 MAIN STREET, Hiehmond