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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-19
no 12-lm JAS. kERSEY.


rT,O THE PUBLiC-ANOTa Her SCHOOL
L The subscribers have had the services of Miss
LUCY ID. LEWIS as teacher to their children for
the last two ears, and have employ her for the
Eext; and regarding her as eminently qualified Tor
this re spoAsible calling, we are willing that others
should share in the benefits OF her labors. We pre-
sumo it will be sufficient recommendation to
MISS LEWIS, to say tuat she is daughter OF Mr.
John Lewis, deco SO long the successful lasslca
teacher of Langollen, IN this State, and after
wards in kentucky.
. Miss LEWIS assisted her father in this employ
ment for several years
She teaches all the elementary and higher
branches of English, and the Latin and French
Languages.
The price for tuition IN the Primary Branches is
$40 For the higher branches-Grammar, Geog-
raphy Arithmetic, Algebra, Natural Philosophy,
Chemistry, and Botany, S25 and SIS additional
for French or Latin. Music at the teachers
prices.
The School will commence the 10Th Of January.
and end on the 18th of December following the
month Of August vacation. We would each take
a few girls or small boz as borders at $lo0. IN
cludIng ever,thIng, HENRY A. H0ft.ADAY,
''"u''s e'0'' '"i"s HERN00N FRAZER
"a Address, "Twyman's Store," spotsylvsnia
o,,nnfv 9--2m
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: IOI, N0TtUTHH 4 I'D TIC FrlHCt OF W HIFk.
BosroS Nov. i7.-At a meeting of Irish
r1ap Eh0 sympathiZe with Col. Corcoran, OF
NrF York. held here last night, resolutions
vsra adopted commenting on his conduct in
r.tsigg to do honor 10 the Prince OF Wales,
sld inviting him TO Boston, when copgratu-
L...rr nnhlc address VIII be made him.
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LATER FROM EUROPE.
epIyAL OF THE'VASDERBILT.

NV YORK, Nov. ls.--The steamship VAN
s.-s..t from Liverpool on the eth inst, has
-s4 Sardinisns had dispersed the Neapoli-
e.. sruy. taking 1000 prisoners.
gy-s, had proved winner in the prize fight
IN Paddock. and falls heir TO the belt.
a!m.ral Napier was dead.
COMMERCIAL.
LIVERPOOL. Nov COTTON declined RAJ clos
-s,a75v st Fridays qu0tlIiors-sa Tor three
- Of o 90 bales Breadstuds and Provisions
NE, Ccuso.s 93I 93ls.
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49, LAND AND sLAyES IN THE
HATS, &c.
HATS, CAPS AND EURS.
WILLIAM T. MOORE i CO.,

WILLIAM 7. MOORE i CO.,
2J7 BROAD STREET.
The subscribers respectfully announce that they
are now in receipt of large and fine assortmen,
of HATS ard GAPS. TO which they call ate nton,
Purchasers would find a rare selection II they
examiae our stock before buying, as we WILL offer
received a full supply of LADIES FURS, EN-
hracIug all the latest sty les. which we are sell
ing at the lowest possible prlce; Our stock OF
Servants Hats and Caps cannot be bsat, elthc.
In quality or price.
DRESS HATS made to order.
Thankful for past favors, they hope for con-
tinunnoe of the same WIN. L. MOORE,
NJ. ]. LEONARD.
2g7 Broad street
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AUCTION sAEDe.
THIS DAY.


ON MAIN STREET, IN THE CITY OF
RiCHMoND,l By virtue Of q deed Of trust. exc az.
dated 7th July, 1886, and recorded IN Richmond
Hastings rcurt, being thereto requested, i will
sell AZ pub ic suo'on upon the ,. emisss; on MON
propert, convey ed by said deed. being the Lot de-
signated on the plan drawn by Williamson for the
eted on the south side of Main street, commenc:
ing thereon At a point distant ~ feet west Of
Warehouse street. ard running thence westerly
on Nam street to Lot No. I6i. plat Of the prop
cry wili b. exhibited 81 u time oil sale, And u
VIII then be determined whether to snt divide II
or sell 1t es whole.
The terms reeuired by the deed are cash but
am authorized az State that fair credits will be
allowed. The title is believed TO be perfect; but
selling q, Fl ustea, shall convey only suoh a.
derive under the trust deed.
II. A. CLAIBORNE, Trustee.
JAS. NJ. TAYLOR & Son. Aucts, nos
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FALL r Il A ID 4
1860.

- RoB'T l.. DICKINSON, Successor to Bin
ford, Dickinson Weislger,l No ~ lain street,
hest wed on him by his friends and the public gem
erally ia vites their attention TO his large and ex-
nr,sIng every style manu- featured for the season,
which Will be sold ct wholesale and retail to pune
chants of Virginia, North Carolina, and Teunss-
see visiting the city. are respectfully soicis9d to
call and examine for themselves before purohas-
chase for cash.
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BY Alex. Mott, Auctr.

EURNITURE, DRY coo Il 5, G2OCE-
RIES, &C.-Will be sold at auction, at nv
store, corner of Main AID 18TH streets, on TU ES
DAY MORNING next. the 20th day of No
vember, commenciug az 10 o clock. a general as
so tment OF second hand FURNITURE.
DRY GO0pS.- Severai Invoices OF seasonable
Dry Goods. Goats. Pants, Vests Net Shirts, Draw
ers and Jackets Hoop Skirts, Hosiery, Nc.
GROCER ES.-WIre, W hIskeys, Brandy, Man
ufactured Tobacco, Cigars, Crockery. glassware,
&c. no l9l ALEX. MOTT, Auct'r.
TRUSTEES SALE OF STEAM ENGINE
L Nj SAW-MILL.-As trustee IN a certain
deed from B9oth LIgson, and OF record IN Han
Kent County Court House, by request of the
benz hciaries in said deed, shall offer for sale, on
TUESDAY. 4th OF December, 1860. without re-
serve. for cash, one half of SAID Steam Engine
and Saw Mil, including all fixtures thereto be
longing, up n the premises. namely: the lands of
Reuben l.. Walker, in New Kent county, about
half mile from the York River Railroad. Sale
to commence at IL O'Clock.
ROBERT W. ROBINSON, Trustee.
lq-tDk
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PIANOS FO2 3 ALE.
:, one FINE ROSEWOOD PLANO

- ONE FIRE ROSEWOOD PLANO
sTSTTFOR SALE PRIVATELY The SUB
~ ~ iscrber offers at private sale. for few
DAYS only. one VerV handsome. round corner,
seven octave, ROSEWOOD PIANO, made in tn s
city. This is an Instrument of superior tone and
finish, and warranted by the manufacturer for one
year. Ii will be sold low TO any person making an
early apple alton. lno15-ts] J. Fl DIGd Els.
~vA RICHMOND MADE PIANOS FOR
bg-gzSALE BELOW NORTHERN PRICES.
III Al fThe subscriber has on hand three new
very superior octave PIANOS, which he war
rants to be equal. if not superior. to any instru-
ment Of the same quality from Northern manu-
factories.
He also offers his services to the public as
TUNER and REPAIRER OF PIANOS, at rea-
sonabe rates. CONRAD FIRE MANN,
South side Broad St, between I'd and 3D.,
W. Thilow. Prof. w. F. Grabau. &c. no 14-6m
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AUCTION SAIEa
BY Goddin Il Apperson, Auc,',.


VhhkkEEhhHIL1Es i FA 4 OF FOUR HUN
TIWWSEbXG NILES SoRTHEAsT OF RfcH'
sEE G 3Eo SF Gef 4. HAY
on mr ;b henry Ble we WI ss At pubic auction,
1850 at II O'Clock IA of fair If Not, the neg,
lar day the valuable Farm on which he now re-
cleared, and the balance heavily set IN wood o and
tl0her The Buildings except the dwelinsl are
Tpe spG are , iot tse use Of tie
q: Tlnsley. James Smith, Jno. n. Green, Samuel
Atsins9n, and others, about twelve miles north
After the .ale of land, the following personal
estate will be sold, VIZ EIs ht fine young NJ ULES,
Sso Inc ,EG :eS SG ssEEP
ii t the F2kMNG MShkMENfssT SAW 1.;
MCCORMICK REAPER; THRESHING Ma
TERMs.-For the real estate. one third cash !;
balance at and years. for bonds, bearing in
tsIest' secured by trust deed. For personal es-
tate, all sums under $40. cash over that amou e
months credit, for bonds, bearing interest, with
no 10 GoDDIN APPERsoN, Aucts.
- IMPLEMENTS, HORSES, MULES, HOGS,
CAITLE; &c. @c.-At the request of Mr.. Ed
farm, we shall sell, at public auction at Level
RreeH P seven ies Dorth o. hENfbmond near the
Roye@bsra 1 lsd h1 at on oeooP se 2oth
not the next fair day,) all OF the pershabe prop
erty on. the estate, consisting of 4 fine Mules 2
hooded Colt aged * years ssq ns o sas
MICH Cows; and Young one with Calf, 3-year
Shoals PIN Reaper Sd Mo ase sow
tlned. in good order, Fan. 2 good Wagons, Ok
Itens 5, large stacks of Black Oas stacks Of
hiade Fodder. large quantity of nice Clover Hay.
900 barrels of Corn: &c; Household u nltuIe and
Baga and Red Top Iurnlps.
ns,s Reaper, hand Corn She SuIky. ' ""
IERMsmAl sums under $50, cash; over that
papef
no l9 Auctioneers
SNrY;sIX NEGROks, AND 4 LAkG {:
DE- AMOUNT OF OTHER Personal, PRO,
trust executed to the subscribers by VIM j. Wat
1iHs; 81 CRar.otte scSraiy they Will proceed, on
ar 5o 1he the stn Gay OF beeensea next IT
his residence. FIVE miles from Keysvllle, on the
Richmond and Danvlle Railroad, 70 make sale of
A0UsEH0Lo and KITCHEN i FURN mi Fijl {.
lately owned by him, consisns of 20 head valuable
well broke Horses and Mules about 60 head OF
Cattle, including Oxen and Nj CHI Cows 90 head
Hogs and % head Sheep; also. a lumber of Carts
| and WAGONS; Carnage and Buggy; q very supe-
rlOr seven octave Piano, and such other articles
of Furniture as are usually found IN gentleman S
house.
cember next, II TAR; If not. the next far DAY
he5eaSffYT seq 4 ne same Place at pnbe ape;
NEGRO Is. including Men, Women and Oh ldren,
among them three practiSed Engineers. capable Of
managing and running steam CINE and crcu-
lar saw.
TRhMs-For all sums under $50. cash; for all
Gums ever that amount, credit of SIX months
with approved security hes ring interest from the
No Rfd HeFfs i: f aIIs Ts va. Trustees.
brakes Branch, Charlotte, Va;
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SOUTHERN FEMALE INSTITUTE,

> RICHMOND VA.
The uth session of this Institution will COM
menee on the LIST IF October next and close on the
last day of June, 1851.
The Principal will be aided by eleven thorough
made To maintain the high reputation and select
character of the School.
MUSIC and the MODERN LANGUAGES are I'M
,urpassed while especial attentIo Jon given % the
study of HISTORY. ENGLISH LITEHATUkE,
RHETORIC and READING.
The Principal refers TO the patrons Of the School;
tute and OF N illiam and Mary College; to PTofs.
Bledsoe Smith, Coleman, Davis and Maupin, OF
the University of Virginia
For further information, or Tor catalogue giving
course of studJ terms. regulations and full list al
patrons To which attention 10 invited address the
Principal. ID. LEE fUW ELL,
"a IT'S Box 81, Richmond, Va.
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ZINE GOLD AND SILVER WATCHEs.
JEWELRY, FANCY GoODS, Ac.-Will be
sold at auction, every night this week at A notion
Room 10 Main street. Also. a lot of Blankets TN
1ershlTts. Drawers, fine Table Cutlery Plated
spoons, FoLks, &C., &c. Sale will commence at
O'CLOCK, M. j. H. UIGGES, Auct.
u. r. BOOTH, Sale sman. 90 Sta
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The Vote of Florida.

AUGUSTA, Nov. Returns from sixteen
ogl,ies in Florida (CfticiaI) indicate that
B,ecMurdge Will have majority III the State
q lN.0
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BY Richard Cautheru, Auct'r.

GROCERIES, &c, AT A UCT THOMSON
~ MONDAY. 18th instant, at 10 O'Clock, At nav
store, l will sell at auction q arse lot Of GROCE
RlEs and miscellaneous articles, consisting in
Sugar, Salt, Bacon Hams, Sides and shouiders.
Herrings, Soap, Butter, Cheese, Potatoes in bar.
Iels, q lot Of Tin WashpaDs, Buckets and Brooms,
Crnckery- Ware, Ac., 40.
FURNITURE. Also. q lot of secor hand Fur
niture, consisting of Feather Beds, 8 Al attresses
Bedsteads, Chairs, Tables. W akhstapds, safes
Bureaus, 2 Shower Baths, NJ hosany Chairs. G.
PIANO. Also, y second. hand piano IN GOD or
der. fnol7l X, CAUT horn xnott,
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J
GoDDIN x APPERsoN, Aucts. no 10
4 UCTIoN SALE OF PERSONAL PRO

n PERRY, AT Woodland, NEW KENT
COUNTY. FA.-on WEDNESDAY. 5th day of
Deoember at II O'Clock A. NJ, uf fair il not, the
son. deceased proceed to sell all the PERSONAL
PROPERTY on the g.ace, CONSISTING of Horses,
Cattle, Sheep, Hogs. Corn, Fodder, Shucks, Plan
tation Utensils, Household and Kitchen Furnl-
tuTe. Also, q Two Horse Carriage, Ok Cart, Mar
ket Cart and Wagon.
TERMs.-Ali sums under SO. cash; over that
amount, months credit for approved bonds.
JOHN p. PEARSON, EXT.
I6-3tE D2d 4tb 5tht
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EDUCATIONAL.

SCHOOL OF DESIGN OF THE vIR.
> GINA MECHANICS INSTITUTE. - The
above School will be opened in the basement Of
the Mechanics Institute building, on MONDAY,
Novembe, 18Th, att T. NJ, and on each MONDAY.
WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY succeeding, until
the LIST Of May, 1861, Besides Mechanical and
siructions in Mathematics. TIigonometry and Sur
veying. if desired; For terms, apply to Mr.. y.
HEINRICH, who Will be IN the school room on the
evenings of Tuesday, thursday and Saturday of
this week, or to the Committee:
L. II. WYNNE,
l.. l.. MONTAGUE,
M l2-lm JAS. KERSEY
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BY Th0s. w. keesee, AIct'r,
(Office corner of 18th and Cary streets.)

BY Th0s. w. Reese, AIctr,
(0fice corner of 18th and Cary streets.)
TRUSTEES SALE Or HOUSEHOLD
AND KITCHEN FURNITURE, AT AUG
TION.-Wll be sold on / TUESDAY, MORN ING.
Nov. 20th, commencing at 10 O'Clock, ct the resi-
dence of Mrs. Mary F. .Chesterman, on Laurel
street. IN Green's Row." opposite the Westnam
Hop Sc al OF her Household and Kitchen FUR
Mahogany Chairs, Mahogany Rocking Chairs,
Marble Top Table, Carpets, Bedsteads, Feather
board, Washstands, China and glassware; with
the usual assortment of Kitchen Utensils.
TERMS--Gash
By order of D. B. MOORE, Trustee.
Sale conducted by 7. w. KEEsEE, Auct. Inc IL
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. SNVENTY-FlVE DOLLARS RE-
C3 WARD will pay So 90 for the ap-
So prehenslon of my NEGk0 GIRL, PEGGY,
[YVwho absconded about three weeks ago. She
-Ax~>ls low, thick set mulatto, with short curly
hair, and Is about sixteen years old. Her dress
caunot he described, as she has been seen several
times in this city since she left, and had on q diff
ferent dress each time. +. l.. CHINN.
Richmond, Oct. %, 1860. oo 26-ts
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aFCSss F tAeL.LI,,AASS D WiNTEK ar


,EssESIAMEs RIVER, 81 THs STEAM;
PECK:-The Steamer CURTIS PECK will, on
THURSDAY MORNING next, the 18th instant
PORTSMOUTH and NORFOLK, leaving the
wharf at Rocketts every THURSDAY. SATUR-
DAY and TUESDAY MORNING, ut o, clock
etts. every MONDAY, "WEDNESDAY and "a l.
DAY MORNING. at the same hour, Is clock
and each boat Wi return each alternate day Tex
cept Sunday. } Thus making daily line between
the above places, unsurpassed for speed and &C
commodations by any other line.
The Boats will touch at all the regular Landings
going and returning, and take freight as usual
paid for when sent down, and we will not be re-
sponsble for after 1t is landed on the wharf fol
which IL is marked
Passage to or from Norfolk or Portsmouth, So.
Meals. each, 80 cents extra.
oc IL is r. o, HASkINS.
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IN JOHN THUNPsON,
u NO /, BALLARD HOUSE,
- Has on hand n eject and fashionable assort-
ment of ATS, CAPS. LA DIES + UkS and q EN-
TLEMEN'S FURNISH NG GOODS, which he is
disposed to sell at low prices. | most respectfully
solicit a call from purchasers. &C O-dtJl
IN NATIONAL GUARD HAT.
u NATIONAL GUARD HAT.
NATIONAL GUARD HAT.
Something entirely new for young men, at
ELLETT WEISIGER'S,
no 6-ts No. l67 Main street.
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IL GiIfiED WHtskEY-Of our own rec
from d2ihs AID our own brands, arfanted free
mugs Away on hand and for sale by
SELDEN II MILLER,
Corner Pearl and Cary SITS.
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AUCT1oH SALHe.
- -
FUTURE DlYR
by 0oddin A Appersen, Aucvs.

tOMMiSSi0NEhs,s Sale OF A LARGE
- - A N e, 0gTMHT CF yALUAgGE RIAL rs.
IAfIE 4, " T rhE c FIN or BCHM0Np AND
Of Rehmond pronouns.d on he n the S!
1850. in the case OF ONeil's ex 70 against isaas
A. Goddin. we, the undersiEne who were an
ton the front door Of the STATE Court aou.s
in the city of Richmond, on THURSDAY, ed
NOV, 1850, commencing at 10 O'Clock A. M. if
lar u not. the next fair day therafter) the real
estate belonging to the defendant, Isaac A. God
din referred to in the papers filed in said cause. a
list Of which is hsreto appended, and to which
special reference is hereby made.
The real estate which hes in the CITY OF Rich
mond will be FIRST sold, in the order In which II il
listed, and should the sales be lnsuffioien to dis
cnargs the several judgments sought TO be en-
forced, then 20 much of the real estate lies In
next be sold.
II may not be ont of place to remark, on the part
oI the commissioners, that the title to most of the
reai estate described in the list below, was &C
the non payment OF taxes. and hence the descrip-
non, In some cases, Is not full would be de-
siTaoie yet the several reports of Commissioner
Evans. marked @, and r., and the large list of
deeds numbered from one to forty nine. inclusive,
neu win the papers In said cause, will give such
description as will enable those who may desire to
purohsse to look into the titles, &c. The gurcha-
seIs OF the several pieces of real estate will he re-
aHlred to comply with the terms of sale soon as
tn9 sales are compie ted. The Commissioners will
sell only such title as by the decree aforesaid they
course, by before the day of sale. satisfy them
selves on that point.
TRRMs:-Ons third cash balance at and IL
months. Tor negotiable notes, interest added. and
PAID, and conveyance ordered b. the Court.
S K. MfL f Wl 6akY. c0m'r''
November 3. 1850
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DED BLANKETS.-Just to hand, q large
- supply of fine and medium quality Bed Blaa
kets, TO be cold at prices that esnne fail TO please
LEVY, u Main u.
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AUCTION 6ALHo.
FUTURE DAYi


GALE OF STOCK OF HORSES, COWS,
zH ss + F's5 I.ss;
,h5ss miles RalsS johmoaa On ihs nsT Central
O'clock M. 6,s stock Of Horses, Cows, Plantation
Utensils; embracing an excellent Wheat Reaper,
Sale will be positive and without limit reserve.
1EaHs-Mado known s sP fay e r .HNr A,..
l. ON UNION HILL.-Pursuant to the provi-
slons OF q deed OF trust executed 10y Philip Wat
Dc the 81 Of
CsPHNnty Court snail on PklPAI the ~, sd day
misses sell at public auction, TO the highest bidder,
the property conveyed By the aforesaid deed, and
descTlbo d therein as "a certain lot lying on Union
of hiehmoud. fronting thirty five feet on the west
side Of Scott street and running back between par
an alley fifteen feet wide, being portion of Lot
No, ), square No. 2261a; as designated in adesd
A. Carrinston, dated 18th of NAV, Is45
On the Lot is a small Framed DWELLING
TRRMs.-Cash, as to $3.50; the remainder of the
purchase money on credit OF months Tor which
anego,lable note wiz be required with interest
S THos; J. EVANS, Trustee.
Sale conducted by Ro. b. LYME, Auctr.
no 13-dtd
E,xECUTOR,S SALE OF a yALUABLE
II FARM IN HENRiCO COUNTY, IL MILES
BELOW The CITY OF RICHMOND. ON TIE
NEW CHARLES CITY RO.D, CONTAINING
ABOUT $40 ACRES OF LAND, TOGETHER
WITH THE STOCK OF HORSES, (SkVERAL
OF WHICH ARE YOUNG AND VERY VAL
uABLE;l COWS; HOGS, PLANTATION gTEN-
STRAW, &C., AT AUCT1ON.-l will as the Ex-
ecutor of John Bracket, deceased, sell on TU ES
PAY, the 18th of december, 1860. at his late resi-
Gence, at the hour of ii O'Clock, tf far ii not
fhe next fair day the reater,i that valuable FA
upon which the said Bracket resided at the time
of his death. situated as described above contain
ing about 500 acres of land, half cleared portion
OF which is meadow, very rich and productive
The balance of the land is vel set IN pine and
oak. The Improvements consist OF d framed
dwelling, containing or rooms; kitchen. negro
quarters. barn, stahe. carriage house, &c. The
location is considered very healthy and society
good. convenient to churches and mills. And I'M
medatey after the sale OF the Farm, will be sold
the stock of Horses, Cows, Hogs, Plantation Uten-
sis. Carriage and Harness ,(nearly new,) House
hold and Kitchen Furniture crops OF Corn, Shucks,
Fodder. Straw &c.
TERMS OF SALE.-For the land, one third cash;
bal anoe upon credit OF one, two and three years,
10 bear interest from day of sale, which is TO be
paid semi annually. For personal property, all
sums of twenty dollars and under, cash sums
over twenty dollars, SIX months credit, for ap-
proved paper, to be glven before property Is de-
uvered. WILLIAM BRACKETT,
Ex'Or of John Bracket, deceased.
Sale conducted by Ro b LYME, Auct. Lno Is I'd
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y BLANkEyS-Buth white ard grey :;
Ias 80 negro Ciothiag of every description. by
'S'I VI piece, al the 10 west cash PRICES:
LEVY, Is Main ct.
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Death of Cincinnati Merchant.
CINCINNATI, Nov. l6-Calyin Fletcher, one
Of TIE pioneer merchants of this city, died
Yesterday afternoon of disease of the beart.
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NOTCE.-Wl be sold at public auction, on
~ TUESDAY, the 9th inst at my residence,
near staples NJ i'll, all my FARMING UTENSILS.
crops of Corn, Fodder. Sheaf Oats, &c l Wagon,
, Carts IL hos lot Of Fl ya0qs nds
KITCHEN FURNITURE. The said sale to com
mence at ii O'Clock A NJ.
sums over $50, four months credit for notes sat
isfactorily endorsed. en-. TEkRILL.
n, dds
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

ssz VALUABLE MAkkET FARM IL
- - Below RICHMOND, FOR SALE -
ness, than farming. the subscriber offers for sale
his F ARM. known rs DOVE HlLL,'' contain
ing about IS acres, the larger portion cleared and
is well set in clover, and produces well of the
usual crops. especially the best of vegetables
with four rooms and the usual out BUILDINGS, with
well of excellent water IN the ward. The loca-
ton is healthy and society very good. A bargain
the sui sCriber, living on the premises. or to Dr..
Ro L{sE General Agent Tst re- H1p Hall
go LOCUST HiLL FOR E.-Thls
~ be autiful and desirable location is situated in
~A4 the county OF Caroline, about one and hall
miles from M lford Depot and about two and a
half from Bowling Green, and contains II ACRES,
in high state OF improve ment; well of excel
lent water in the ard, besides several SPRINGS on
the place. Locust Hill is proverbIally healthy,
and is desirable location for city gentleman or
professional man. The above property, with the
HHi sRe st b 1i on the 10th NV Il BET at ii
O'CLOCK, If far # not, next far day.
sale aSs5- h1u 'uf n Me e III
VATELY THE devisees of John H, stsger,
OF LAND, lying on the Appomattox river, in the
county of Amelia, Ave miles from Mattoax Depot,
on the Richmond and DanviIle KSlroad; contain
rabiy adapted to the production of Corn, Wheat
aud Tobacco and the TRACT is regarded as one Of
excellent. Possession will be delivered at once;
gather the growing crops, if satisfactory arralse
mont cannot be made with the purchaser 70 take
them The purchaser OF the land, II ne desires
number nIH re of Valuable SLAVES The terms will Be
made accomFlodaMing APpy e WvlL Ihnaa r. E.
pot, Amelia; or to K. W. STE6ER, Mattoax De
pot. Amelia. -. au Zs--u