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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-11
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| 50 s,siis- price 80 cents peg box sEH -" S<H~>
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rer-. orders. etc, sl'ouid d. addressed TO
&. 3. LOCKE & CO.,
General Agents.
800 BROADWAY, n.
r.H-Thc above - n facsimile OF tho
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AppOintma ents.

S S. Stanton. Esq, of Carthage. will ad-
dress the people at the following times and
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PUR[IC SPEAKING,

GEORGE BABER aud ID. G. DOUGLASS, of Sum:
ner County, will address the people on the
Political Issues in the Presidential Canvass,
at the following times and places:
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Sherif3s Sale.

Y virtue az three f. fas- Nos 203S, 25Ia, 24o, TO
ID me directed and delivered from the Honorable
Chancery Court OF Davidson County. Tennessee at is
Nay Term, 1860 viii expose to public sale 10 the
the City Of Nashville Saturday, the Is day Of DC
tober 1850, all the right, title claim interest and es
tate which Jas / Powell then had, may have since
acquired in and 20 the following described property
Two tracts Of land lying the North side Of
Cumberland River, Davidson County Tennessee, one
o. said tracts containing 1879 acres the other
timing 100 acres and being the same on which Mrs
Sarah Powell resides ana in which she has lie
time interest and estate The interest here levied up
on being the same which James Powell entitled
by descent from his deceased brother John Powell,
being levied the property Of James / Powell,
and TO satisfy judgments rendered in favor Of James
Schocena>er ! c SliInon son. and Blzln, against
James l. Powell and Hiram J Wells
! K Fl AUNDSON,
sept2,-td Sheriff.
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SINKING Fun

Amount on hand Oct. 1st, 1853 ..-...--.-.-
set aside by law.
from sale OF Stock.
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1A Is FOX "a
SIY e & =. II IL

TTAVE in stose IA Sc All slps-io- stock Oh Bo5's,
,ho,s AMI Gators, - walsh u y cal tae III N
ton of al WAC visa gJO1 s1oss a1d IL TsaanN15ty too
oar stock for Gent!emen IS arge, AMI embraces
every vari-ty. both ssws1 AMI pesgei- TINS adds
will ind every style OF G iitsrs, VITA and without
he,ls Also slippers, BIsSins, &c, for Boys al 4
Youths Misses and chiidr~ n. We have large STOCK
ami Of every variety.
PLANTATION H .ES.
We would call the attention Of Planters to our PRE-
MUM BROGAN which is a most supsr article,
40 Kin and thick Brogans Dutch Boots for won n,
heavy double sole thick Boots Oar stock ot Boys
Boots and shoes for fall and winter is large and god
We have taken unusual pains in getting a. oar to1A
this fall and we are satlsd that viii give sa1sic-
ton anu inducements ali Cash and prompt pay lag
customers who shall give Us call
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EVENING, Z o
FIOUR-The market has not changed in any par
ticular. The demand is moderate only. Superiine
may be quoted 5(D 10, and we und -rsiaa1 900
bbs sold the latter rate at Ltwr enceburg Ind tx
ira ranges from s. 15G5 80, and Fancy IS 5J06 %
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To the City Council Of Nashville = Your nance BEE
Committee herewith present the usuai annual Is1
MORT OF the Recorder and Treasure. From winch "l
bs sen mat there has been falling of 10 the amount
of the Revenue received as compared VIII te "a 80
mo var on the other hand the expenditures nave
been largely increased particularly in the street ae
partment resulting in part by Work ofdeLe 70 oe
Cornoration whch are due and falling due curing the
incoming Municipal year amount 10 SlZS olo So NncA
aScasis The amount which be reaiizs- nom TIE IN
raid taxes on the Revenue Collectors books ey more
fhan thirty thousand dollars, which viii consors io.e
than half the Revenue arising from other sod4c eav
M vrv little to defray the ordna expenses OF the
csv me Funded Debt of the Cooperation has BEEN re-
duced from 1902 500 90 to S6ls 800 90 by tne pyes
II viii be that the amount ~ ne credi Of tn9
sinking Fund recently established Is SSS9ol To- snal
nort of which has been invested ia Bonus, iertnef
sum of $50 belongs 70 this Fund arising from the
sale of the n 4 c. r r. Stock, which wall make the
amount TO the credit of this Fund more than
| Respectfully Submitted j. u HAAiLioS,
Nashville, Sept. %, 1850. Oharihah
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sep, Io-1
Div dend Notice.

THE Board of Drectss 81 the Nashville and Chatta-
nOOga Railroad Comp any have taiS 4ay eclared a
serai-annual dividend Of per Mt ayaole on and
after the 15th Inst ONCE III T. .lsurer n
Nashville y. i. GIL AYES,
| octS-Im Secretary X l., stsurer-
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Further from Europe.

x,,y YORK March 1.-THE steamer New
~ rived This morning. She touched at
t,a'hsmpion on the sd ult. The London pa
p.rs O! ma, date are received by her. Ala
Tt. urlncipal news is anticipated by teie-
~ Ia I, uaenstown, Thy the Nova Sco'ian.)
.s,ic4s from Rome say the Pope holds in
,ssdife.s with meta p,oposto, already signed,
-sgl,y no his promises made at Gaeta, but be-
~. rrnmulgatlng ii demands that the patti
nIcr Of ST. Peter be guaranteed him.
-n',4s snnexatjon 10 Piedmont AS the only
,,,rr,,rlne which candidates should profess.
Ansirls has conceded the Jews right to hold
Iea! estate. ,., >.
Io,pos, Thursday -Funds opened with in
,r-as,d strength yesterday, owing TO the con-
hdsuce entertained in the position Oh the min J.
,.'rr and he prevailing impression OF great
dinin,ns,jc efforts being made 10 prevent eX-
,.iiGg foreign complications from ending III
war Cynsols closed A. % = a95 a.
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Observation-Disclosures,

QUEBEC, March To- Parliament last night
voted = 800 per voyage TO the Canadian line
o. steamers, and $4,000 year for the 1ele-
graph lo Belle Isle.
Il is projected 10 run a submarine cable from
come 20 III on the ST. Lawrence at or below
he PRESENT terminus of the montreal 1eie-
graph Comnany.s lire. to point on the La
bridOr shore of the Straits of Belle Isle. The
channel Al the selected place is SO narrow that
s!l vessels passing through the Straits APP
posCh within half a mile of the main land
THIS extension of the telegraph Will reduce
c1mmunca ZION between Europe ana Ah'e'i-
ca 10 about six days, As the length of the pro-
Ised cable il some 500 miles, or nearly two
.1l tsys steaming distance. The line Is 10 be
auu.eted during. the ems uing summer.
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From Califoruia-South America.

MEN YORK. March 1.-THE Atlantic ar
,,,ed today AZ noon with California dates to
tns.tth uit. and 81 ,2ip,ot0 in treasure.
The Jews OF California has forwarded over
sut,4l for the relief OF their brethren, driven
oul OF dorocco.
Esh, hundred men have received claims III
The pep quicksilver mines in the Geyser noun
ANS 4. Henry's lake the quicksilver excite
mrHr continued.
There were apprehensions of Indian difficult
i4. Miners had been attacked by the Snake
Indians, on the Warm Spring reservation
Gen Harvey was about 10 send suf1iclent
force here 10 meet any emergency.
The L. 5. soopof War ST. Louis left Aspin-
wall on he Eth for Greytown
Can't Lambert. Of the British war steamer
l1eu, had been murdered at Lima. New Gren-
ada
The liberal party was firmly established in
the .le OF BOLIVIA
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Nerahrrm Marketa.

Nx,y Yonk, March lO.-Cotton closed steady-
sales of l. 500 bales. Flour closed buoy Ant-saes Of
10 500 barrels; State, $685. 30; Ohio $Sa6; ;
held al an advance Of az cts-sales Of 500 bush
eli: no sales Of Southern. Cora closed 6rm-sales
OF 20 COO bushels; white and yellow 7sa slti cents
N62 Wh,skey closed easier at asa A2i cents. SUI
gar closed firm Orleans sack cents; duscovado
bags At i2s. al:,. cents. Naval stores arc quiet
and unchanged. Rice closed dull.
BALTIMORE, March 1o-flour quiet bnt firm; no
held at IS IS and CITY Mills at So. Wheat quiet
bu, arm at $3.50 Slf for red, and Sl55a $ 10
Tor white Corn que. hut UNCHANGED. white 7On
7sc, yellow 73a7sc. Pork firm at els for mess, and
: is for prime. Lard active at lie. Whiskey dull
A ga. dyic.
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Democratic State Convention.

hAlgIGA, n. g., March l0.-The Democratic
saf Convention on Yesterday decided against
disturbing the fnciional compromises OF our
sac Constitution; opposed squaiter sover-
e'EAly re-no'11 mated Gov. Ellis by acclama-
'shhon. aud eler tors at large. Sixty-twO
va. are represented by over three hun
ufeu deisg1les
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Elections.

March CHUNK, MICH, March l0.-1n the
t5-oush election held here yesterday, the Re-
pGbcans eiec led the entire ticket by an ave-
age majority OF eighty over the Union ticket
nominated by the Democrats. The Republic
an majority last year was thirty.
0swEGo, n. y, March TO- Returns from all
he towns IN Oswe county have been re-
ceiyed. They show that seventeen Republi-
ysa aud eight Democratic Supervisors have
trpn elpc I'd
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LrAvxNwoarn. X. r., Feb. "a few I'd.
vanced rarttes oil emigranss for Pixies Peak
have arrived in this city. Toprevent recnr-
renee Of the distressing scenes Of last year. II T.
urged upon those intending to emigrA" 70 WAN
.is,epce on the plains for mau and beast Will
be very rrecarious prior to that time; The
overland express from this city Is crowded to
excess, all the seats being engaEe1 70 Aprll. AZ
which time the proprietors Will commence
running coaches thrice weekly, and soon there
after a daily line. The running time to Dem
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From Washington.

hAsHiNGToT. March 1.-THE subject OF the
,"prsehment OF Judge Watrons, OF Texas, Will
YOa o. brought before the Judiciary Commit
', - Of the House
h n,IFends OF The al IN ISIS ion of Kansas, under
ne Wyandot,e constitution, are becoming
~O'e hope vi Of success.
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Arrest Of au-Aii~x~d Forser.

BALTIMORE March 1.-THE police yester-
M. Arrested Vim. X. Bagiey. on telegraph
uIge from Savannah. charged with fraud
Of ca! obtaining sal 900 from the State Bank
sp,.','sa HE was committed to await re-
'-'''ioh from the Governor Of Georgia.
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THE Ohm River.

IL. a.,tao, March l0.--The Ohio river 10 In
slsys" gable order. This morning there are
Gs IT,. .. OF water ia the channel, and fall
'As slightly. - eo'o ana IL "'s '"s" <"o"
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Nkw YORK. March I0.-The passengers from
he .hip he Witt Clinton. ashore At Squan,
sef. landed to-day at Castle Garden-ail
We'll. The ship has biiged. the water being up
q the between decks. Capt. Funk reports
hsnng encountered very heavy weather, and
v. also IN collision with another ship at sea,
GUY sustained no damage
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nv 'sre oi the Steamer Edinborg.
eu, .s YORK, March 1.-THE steamer Ediu.
the AunHsa' mis- morning for Liverpool. with
passengers, but no specie list.
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En,slch, March 0. ie6O-TAo Chemical OIL
Npeasi IN East Boston, oWosA BY Page l.
Lon. S,, We're destroyed by fire ~ morning.
bp.,.u oU. young man named Francis
"o' peIished in the flames.
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car, irom March l0.-Schr. Native Ameri-
dian ana boston, has put In here with loss Of
anchor and other slight injuries.
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Ey Alex. Mott, Auct.
HOTEL AND FURNITURE

Y AT AJCTlON.-The proprietor Of the Veran,,
Clay, adjoining the Second Market wishns 10
make change in his business. will offer for sale,
At auction. on MON DAY, March 18th. commencing
at lU O'Clock, the good will and key of the said
HOUSE. BAR FIXTUR RES, DC also the IN
chambers all furnished in the best sty le with Beds
eddins Cabinets Gss,' GSr9ets
seat lO6 PERSONS is furnished IN the hest style. IN
Guiding Crockery. Gas. ware. &c. Also, the Kitchen
Furniture, which includes enc large Cooking
Range. to hold hot and cold water, &c. -
To any person wish.ns to engage n the hOmE
nity seldom offers as the Verandah Hotel Is IN old
established and popular house, well known to the
public, and Of the best locations IN this CITY
For further particulars. apply on the premises, or
to ALEX. NOrr. previous to day OF sale.
TkRMs made known on dav Of sale,
NH ALEX. MOTT, Auct.
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NH II Trustee.
Sale conducted by GoppIN h APPERsON, Aucts.

REAUTLFUL RULDlNG
NEAR TO ROCKETTS, FOR SALE AT AUC-
TIOV.-W,llbe sold at auction on the premises.
on MONDAY. the go Morch. 1880 A. O'Clock T.
Two of them front on the West of 4th street;
three of them front on the West line Of 9th street.
and each run back 100 feet Also five lots frcntns
running back 662, feet, and bounded on the South
by Louisiana street.
TsRMs.-One third cash; balance at four and
Gig ht months for negotiable notes interest added,
and little retained TIL last note is paid. The taxes
for 1860 to be paid by the purchaser:
NH Il GOUDiN APPERSON, Auct,s.
DUBLIC SALE OF VALU A Il l. T. E.
L CROSBY virtue of decree of the County
Court of Orange. rendered a. the February term,
ter and others. will offer for sale at public auc
ton. at Orange Court House. for cash IN 'front.' o.
Yates Il Cullen's Hotel, on MONDAY: the goth
instant, three valuable NEGRO MEN. two oil
""''' "'0 ''""N WIN. C. MOORE. ST.,
min lO-2tawtds commissioner.
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HORSES, &c, FOR SALE.

EXCHANGE, SALE. AND Llv-
CNNERY STABLE-On Cary ST.. opposite the
ZS1Aold Gas House. formerly occupied by y. W {.
GREES..l have now On hand; and MI E s!~a s,s
sale at the lowest market prices. Persons from
the country are reauested to call ana examine the
stock. lie z-lm'l X. w. DUNNAWAl.
~ FOR SALE--MULES AND HORSES.
CSNI have several young and we'll broke
6AMGLES, one excellent riding and harness
HORSE; also, a No. FAMILY HORSE, of hne
SIZE FIVE years old and all right, for sale on credit
four months Aprly to E. BOSSIEUX.
fe H-lm* Corner Of Cary and 18th SITS.
- FOR SALE, PRIVATELY-Sone
- fpe MULES; HORSE; q WAGOM N
49, HOUSE, on tayo's Bridge.
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Lake Erie NAVIGATION.

New YA.,Asb, March 8, Is60.--The steamer
road ha ix. OK the New York and Erie Rail-
To,.d" % screw steamers, left Cleveland for
aoon "no The Oswego tor Dunkirk, this
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Nv Alex. Nett, Auct.

~ AND FANCY GOODb.-Wili b cold II Ale:
ton, At my store. commencing at o'cloch: THE
night, q large assortment Of fine Gold and Silver
Watches. fine yevslry, Bracelets, fancy SGS' s.
ware. Merino shirts, Drawers. Table Cloths. Cas-
simeres, Bed Spreads, Cigars, and FancX Goods:
nO3O ALEX. MUTT. AuCys
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Z BAR AND F,XTUREo. Ga. Ar ACCTlON.

EuRNITyRESEr e., a ! R Z. H Hc 90.
" Mechanic.' House. on Main o.. near tho Uni-
ted states Hotel, will soil, at auction 1er Ossh.
the entire FURNITURE. CONSISTING Of y Feather
Beds. Bsdsteads aud BeddinS TO match; Isott: sii
Chairs, Wristbands, Dining Room u'nitufe OF Az
kinds. one Gn. COoking Stove. and other nAcssSary
Kuchen Utensils. Also, the contents OF the %
blers Liquors. Wines. Cigars and about q 9ailos9
Of fine German Bitters. Tho Fixtures will b ood
NH "' r. CAUTnORN. Auct.
ii - - ONNT = Bl.E'S SALE.- will bs sold
II on FRIDAY. the 9th da. Of March. !SSO. ~ y
Of 'HOUsEHoLD EGRNifyRE, sons'sSapx q
Louus ca; Tables; Washstands; Mirror; Cl"CkN
Trunks; Demljohns; Bed and Beddin<;l Bureau;
Safe; Croker. Ware; Glass Jars ano S%oosh."e
Irons. Also, . lot Of Groceries. Candies, LIQUORS,
h c., to satisfy distress warrants IN my eanos IN
favor Of Gray rs. Carrack. WORKMAN rs. Thomsss
mh ida F.BUTiER, H. c. c. r..
~. The above sale is postponed to MONDAY
nh io"at F BUTLER. H. c. C. 4.
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Hal, me Espsrt@d htsumer
s'sd March NO signs VI The su amer
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RUNAwAYs.

- $2s Il EW "a a Y: -JK!."rswaz from the
Rwas purchased Of George w. 6nelllUss,. ~
John Saunders. ESQ. of Essex COUNTY, vei
furnished him with pass to 20 a. d ses his wife.
and return in ono week from the date Of Ne pas.
which was dated early in septembsr, 1881 HIS
&c d, near Petersburg. Inc above named negro
was emancipated bv the late Thomas d. Tey!0ss
and sold by Pulliam Davis, on account Of Goo.
W. Snellings. The above reward viii 30 PAID u
delivered to me in Richmond.
mn 1-AwA VIZ fhILLifb.
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sNnrooks A ) q / = pf NJ SeR 4 Z Every
3zz1bas<xsszsOTHER Y.-The Powhstan
Steamboat Company S steamers. GEO. PEABODY
and BELV[DERE, until further DOtloe, will run
regularly three times per week, leaving Richmond
every TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY
ut II O'Clock, nj.
Returning, leave Baltimore on the same days. at
3o'c'ock, 7. NJ.
NESDAY ard FRIDAY. and up to the hour of IL
o'clock, NJ, every TUESDAY, THURSDAY and
SATURDAY.
80 hours. and nave the most superior accommoda-
fe i'm DAVID 4 WIN. CURRIE.
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oei Of m. Mk March ., ,lst0-The ice went
d. roix river this afternoon.
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RvJ M. Dixaes, Auee'r.

WILL BE SOAD, evs:y night THIS woek. .!
w auction room S. Main street, c9mmenclng q
Plated WATCHES; fine Gold JEWELRY, Gold
GUARD and VEST cHA ANSi L"d ESpx EhA Az
TORS, &c. Also, a lot Of FANCY GOODS, CI-
CARS, CUTLERY, 30. -.
N.R.-Consis nments receiving eveIy deX and colo
without reserve. J. h. Dl00Eb, AncSs
%, r, BOOTH, Salesman. ja30
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CHERIFF'S SALE XALUABLE EAL
E s 2N RTn STREET e.. 0rro Sa1i
of the city Of Richmond. / will sell At public auc-
ton to the highest bidder, on MONDAY: MaLch
lyle and Barnett Pyle, being two undivided sew
enths. in the two LOTS OF LAND, with two
brick tenements thereon, in the city Of Richmond,
ON 18th street. east Of the Market House: between
Main and F rankin streets. adjoining Walnut al
ley the North, subject to the dover OF the widow
of the late VIM. B. Pyle.
The tenements apoye referred TO- are occupied a.
stores by A Grlnwald and T.. d. Keller.
TERNs-One third cash; balance in SIX And
twelve months for Negotiable notes. interest ad-
died. and the title retained tall convey ance Is DIT
rected by the Court. H. X tLLYsON.
NH = ids Sheriff City of Richmond.
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HANOVER COUNTY

EUINNES4' DOUBLE EXTRA DU BIN
NJ STOUT; Barclay 4 Perkins London Porter.
pnts and quarts; Aisepps East India Pale Ale.
pnts; YounKer's Edinburs Ale, plnts. just landed,
=" 49, BELDEN 4 MILLER,
Corner Pearl and Cary streets.
CWEET HAVANA ORA Ms EA.-lO bbls. Ha-
y yana Oranges. lust received, fOr sale on cOm-
''''''''" - LOris ]. BOssTEUX.
I fllDNteE.~-A constant supply on hand Of the
~ &c ichr.ted IL Il NJ brand
~ TisIiEM WINSTON. Drss sists !
.,sYMA q AND CkUSnED SUGARS, for
II ssls by LIZ G. B. DAVENPORT.
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U1URB DAYS.


iH1ENso SAhkk * f f5kf tSTrSA1H
the reque.t q the beneficiary in deed o. trust,
q March. }ss9. and recorded IN Hsnr,co County
Court Cs,. once hn :i e. Public sSs I'd Ssy
81 M. arS is At Clock NJ. III far; II not. the
next inir dsy q! that certain PIECE or parcel Of
ro Maso any ironsnr on the Osborne Turnpike
road 81 feet inches. running bsck within parallel
a plan End srvey recorded with a deed from Hem
~ f. I. smith % John ii. Herbert,
TrRNs-Cash a. tn much a. may be necessary
to defay the expenses of executing this trust the
fees for drawing and recording this deed. and TO
,S ~ Msrcb Sons =: ami q: to the balance
viii be given Of months from the day Of SALE car
'''"e ALEX. II. SANDS. Trrs.ee.
"A. The title is believed to be good. but selling ss
Trustee the usual special warranty WA DC
s'H W Sale conducted ted by GcDb.~ ArrxKsoN.
,CRusrEE'x SALE OF HOUSE ANDL0T,
CITY OF RICHMOND. AND PERSONA si \, .l.i PRO
ecnted by Hiram G. CARMEL. dated 18th March;
1885, dull, recorded IN Henrlco County Court, 4
shall, in execution thereof proceed to sell At pup
Ma1cS. 1850. at - clock. 7. n. ii far if not.
said deed Consisting Of an excellent framed tene
ment, with brick basement; located AZ ab"ve; now
'front.' ss Of % feet on the north side Of the Plank road
and DE- 9th OF about l5O feet. Also, all the House.
CarreH Also, Carts, Mules and Cow:
TERMS made known at the hour OF sale. Inc
taxes on the real estate for this year to be PAID ny
the purchaser.
MORDECAI CARMEL, Trustee.
Sale conducted by G0DDiN ArfEksoN, Aucts.,
p Safer the foregOn sale, will be sold q val
liable lot at the corner Of Canal and Jefferson s's
fronting 4sk feet the south side OF Canal street
running hack 100 feet to al ley fifteen feet vide.
Terms as above. mn III u. a A.
| VRUSTEE'S SALE OF yALU AL
| | BUILDING LOT: IN THE TOWN OF -, I SID
BAN PLANK ROAD. NEAR TnE CIT. OF y,
| RICHMOND.-As Trustee in certain deed OF
trust executed nv Robert 8. DAVIS aud wife bear
| ing date 10th November, 1852. duly recorded IN
| Henr,co County Court, shall proceed to sci! Al
public anction on the premises on SATUR n 3 =.
1 the nth March, 1862 at Az O'Clock NJ the keal
| Estate conve, ed b, said deed. cons sting 81 Lot
fronting s. feet on the south side OF the Westham
Plank Road running back about 20 feet to an alley
20 feet wide adjoining the east the property on
| which MIR. VIM Smith now resides.
| TERMs-Cash.
The title is believed to he good but the trustee
| will convex with the usual special warranty. The
taxes for 1860 to he paid by the purchaser
| BEVERLEY r. WELLFORD,
NH Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-12
CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE.
CITY OF RICHMOND.

K~rHHHE K INV OF az R iIcnHHSnAhLE an 0a
candidate for the above Office and most respect
fully solicit your votes at the ensuing election !;
promising faithfully to discharge the duties Of the
ofhce with promptness and fidelity.
Respectfully, THOS. A. STAPLES.
NH I2-dtde