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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-11-24

Tax Bssf JokE IN TEE World IN. r. The
South Carolinians are organizing minute Mem
There's no use in their attempting to fight ~, for
every squad Of sixty would b oGrs ~ soon as
they attempted 70 xtvike. .aa.gs4 sssf 81
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-11-24

MI Brick Pomeroy, editor Of the IA Goose Onion
and Democrat has left that town, ostensibly Cor
the purpose Of getting . new oalce, his present
concern having been seized BY his creditors. It
will be reeollected that Brick bet his Office
against that Of the La Crosse Republican on the
result Of the election IN Wisconsin and Iili-
nois, and lost, but instead Of passing II over to
the winning man. be turns it over 70 his credit
ora He willprobably never return to L. Crosse.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-11-24

HANNIBAL HAMtu.-The Hon w. & lindsay,
who ID nov in this country % the representative
Of the Bitish shipping interest, paid he follow.
ing deserved tribute 70 Mr.. Hamlin In his speech
before the Philadelphia Board Of Trade:
He said he had met most Of the Governors Of
the States through which be had passed, and
had enjoyed interviews with very large number
Of prominent men in the country, = particular
the Hon. Hannibal Hamlin, Of Maine. He spent
an afternoon at the quiet residence of this gem
tleman, aud felt beand to cay that for compre-
hensive knowledge Of those commercial and
maritime questions 10 which both natieus are in
terested, he had met no gentleman % fully versed
~ the gentleman just elected Vice President Of
the United States. css s.zt s.95
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-11-24

Il eai. s5s.sl ss-----|9-----
ccr,,,,. x-gY,s c,..i .,,... w., -,
49, !. - ss y :. -' -. va
s.'ns - sssss - Aro" wEs court house, which
givss IN account Of the extraordinary discoye
ries Of oil nov being made in Western Virginia
n. .;,e. anne i..ta ,.a. =. f,,,o-... IS s.
- ,.'. - = 49,
NJ Aa[ns ieaseo Dice Q ero9nd Two acres
Ircm -. Masnnosaes envy ~ - above m.ne,
fof tWeasy years ana q NJ oepan o. LOO feel
fsasSre vein o. on wnacA ysesds nissen barrels
O. fursy ealo9s sacn. pr Gay, worm, q the
| .cwe1s 49,, s"sn...nys csn.s PEE gaio1, and
ossn oAsfed ~. geo 1his we!i Aae been in
operation, vissous eny eeessase 70 sqantssy, for
| over tErse mo1snA n kasnooos: sisee &c eaw
tne ecce0 q NJ Aarns ven, saek g. tenself
below Aarnss On NE ssvss, ano was there the
evening bs commenced q eix o'cloek. 2. -, tast
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-11-24

George Washisgt0ps fate --sccording to car
temns Ward'-was mot 70 hsy any public man
Of abe present day resembls - y any alarloin'
extenkn a 79G : 5ss;i ,,ssx = .4s.f IL !
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-11-24

YrAnLY MKxrlNa OF FRaRxDs IN IowA.-The
Oskaloesa Herald states the gratifying intelli.
gence that the Quakers, at their yearly meeting
recently hsld in Indiana. decided in favor Of a
yearly meeting Of their determination 10 Iowa
the frat 70 be held in 1863 This decision will
favor the emigration of Friends to Iowa. and be
Of much benefit to Oskaloosa, at or near which,
place the meetings win be held.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-11-24

q The 6re-eatess must have done il They
have become % terribly bot that they have
drained the atnosphste, and the weather il con
sequently twice Is hot a It ought TO be. For q
FEY days back, there has bsen considerable wind
bat NO cold 10 speak Of Ills high time tin,
winter WIS beginning y cast bis shadov before,
but be i lingering somewhere. WsndsF whose
cap ~ old rascal 10 u nov. ,ss'si4.4
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-03

IMPROVED FRLNCH YOKE SHIRT EMPORIUM,

IUFhUT ID FhhNlH IVhL oLIIhN LlII VItINuI'
GentlemenS Furnishing Goods
ME have nov on doE SHIFTS. all prices qualities
w and styles which closing out at reduced prices
shirts made with the famous Improved french
Yoke and warranted 10 dL
OF Ties and Crava can't be beat the city Of
Rchmnnd.
call attention 70 large stock Of Under shirts and
Dravgrs which fun and contains full lines In s GaoEe
herlnoes. Linen, and Cotton
We have Increased facilities making shirts order at
the shortest possible nosce, and perfect AZ warranted
Aso, on hand, aae stock Of Ready Made Clothing.
sTURrEvANr a MAGWtRE
ieI5 No. % Main Street, Cor. 18th ST.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-03

NITCT--7l7l-l. p
zniess speeaed hs HAaEsp previously agreed be-
tween the parties
A advsTssncnt not marked copy for speeaed
Der Insertions m BE- continued u ordered cut and payment
sractsd accoriiney.
parto the Annual Advertisers h Is prupeto state d,lc
heir privileges only extends % their imnediak business Real
an other Advertisements By them % be
additional charge and no vuriatlon-
and General Agents Adve 1seents not 20 Be
inS By year charged the uuA rats subject
20 such discounts as shall be aarv-d upon.
Booksellers and weakly adverrs generally, engaging one
squares uh the privilege o chargc shall not thcr
yeAy aveage On week lnsert than the
as-eed upon r standing rule under the contract and al
alnr such amount 90 be charged a; the usual rates
Advertisements inserted In The SenWeeky Whig at IS cent?
per square o. lines less for the ars Insertion and so
5-r square ea-'ia;lucr y weekly, I5 cents
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-03
FE1EHE NEW AND POPULAR books,
CNoT yOE TIE DAY oNLYJ
REMOVED.

7. y
~ A. BARGANUS. II, have rraoved 20 the lev Store,
NT No 2iT street doors above er ~ stand
r- they increased their facilities Tor doing an kinds Of
-. n f-r line saca az pl;ing up every description of Water
t1-s an Water Closets baths Boilers, Cookiny Ranges
P!.aps uyir1uc Rams, Putting Portable Gas works.
a.ing az bgIdu.s with gas pipes and tEturvs
Of gJrk KloGng &c; heating buildings Vim hot
a. Earro They take is oecasion 20 state tat ae
have e Air this other country which
- -y viii put up ard warrant 70 give sAtsactisn-
Aaye s1--a ain and fancy In HAre and 6rates and
V5ntsrs Arays lard aull-u
COPNHTN EESSHdP No TICE-
< BAvEths day associated WIN me in ne C1nantsson Grocery
Liquor business Vs. L. slater The business VII be con
slust-i Z ne name % J. W. NlPE co. " NlPk,
No. 90 Main street.
81 this opportunity % return nv sincere thana % ny
s-s 1r share OF patronage during The last hree
e- aal souc, Er The new concern their continued ttyo
80 J. " NIPE
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-03
WHITE SULPHUR WATER,
w lKoM THE
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
aRKKxnhrKR couHrY. Va.


The long established reputation Of the WHITE SULPHUR
SPRINGS for the OF Chronic Diseases renders comment upon
For many years these sprng have
ported and used by persons at their own homes and experience
fully teshes ipi he sde cec Idf hare resied
from their use trleR drunk Grel at fountain.
These gently APEgIENT and very decidedly ALTER
ATIVE Their great forte remedy quality above all
others that has gven high reputation their aerd.
tire O Their peculiar operative inhuences by which they
opercons the smaller vessels and ror morbid
accumulation from diseased thus producing the dkerd
ve profound changes denandedn almost every case of Chron-
As an APERLNT and ALTERAvE the range Of disease to
for Instance Chronic affections Of the odch Bocel Lipe
Kidneys, Sti" de- c Upon the un ons Of the
ally they Effects stimulating those that Inactive
and eabrIhng healthy seortons In such have departed nom
In DYSPEPSIA and in Caronc ratons OF the mucous coat
ofnS stomach and Bowels they employed with the hapPe
result.
has been Iong Hfmly established
CHRONIC DIARNIGA often cured by them aier other
To CorIvENEss Of the Bowels and to PILES they well
In the several forms Of EIDNEY and BLADDER AFFECTIONS
unattended with naAumaon, they are very seryeesSle
To The sereTdIJr Of CHRONIC OBskkUCTlONs &C. Pec
idr t females their derdtre Influences Ohen emlneniy
useful
the result Of organic deraogmsn treated with
In CHRONIC RHEUMATISM their efficacy Is cOeval with
As palliative OF most excellent effect GoUT their value has
In MEsCURAL DISEASES and IN that peculiar affection that
results Of Mercury In Affections full
t Pamphlets descriptive Of the medicinal character and ap
pcabies Of the Waters furnished gratis application ts tie
Agents.
~ These Waters securely put sprng bottles
are now being regularly furnished Agents Ia Richmond
To prevent Imposition each bottle has the words "GREEN
BRIsR WHITE SULPHUR WATER" blown 10 the glass; without
Orders from nddua and the trade throughout the United
PURCELL LADD 4co,
ap2T-dke6n Genl Agents, Richmond Va
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-03
NUMBER 15s.
NEW AND RICH JEWELRY,
WATCHES, DIAMONDS, SILVER AND PLATED
WARE.

ooHsEs xis AID rxAsL srHxSrs, hicHxoxD vIEorui.
III As Just received In addition his already large and II
III extensive sssoments, beautiful collection All A
e latest and most eesan; styles Of Watches Jsveiy A
Silver and Plated Ware.
Watches manufactured by the following celebrated makers
jules Jurgensoa Adams Sans Dayd Taylor Henry Rsy
nonds Lemon Alfred Layale and other celebrated maker
hIAh0NDs-A very large and rich Diamonds
and other precious stones
Diamonds, Pearls, Opal, carbunc.e Garnet Coral Cameo
Onyx In
Aso-speetaeles-B aran Peseople Pebbles set In soId
scrptiop.
The public respectfully Invited examine shove before
purchasing. g. A MYERs
mAR Cor Main and Pearl
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-03
VOLUME Ga.
RICHMOND DAILY WHIG.

Terms.
Daily Paper, sS per AaauEa; ssTseky IS; Weekly fS; Al
Ways advance Rstanees may be made AZ s rak or NE
Pu6sher1 where evidence taken the deposit OF
Lester In The Post once containing money.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-03

IHIs well known Hotel pleasantly located the side
u Broadway, aud opposite the celebrated Congress spng
OPENS FOR vIsITORs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-17


New YORK, July ie.--Ths steamship City
of Baltimore, from Liverpool on the SIN 'ns'"'
has arrived. -
There had been no additional failures OF con-
sec uence ia the English leather trade. ah'onk
the previous failures are the houses OF sti '.a
field, Laurence 81 Mortimore, win ii'o., .,.
over Ii, Ooe Oue; Smith, Patient smith, i<",
pau, Herbert smith & Co, EISu,0Vo, 0iosoh =, q
Co Ei5plOD; w & G.. Mnndy, ito"g, H.
Aker. 14u,o,0, and A. Warning, 130,ooo: Eng
lish hides have deprecated 2ua4o per cent,
under forced sales.
Garthaldi was quiet. 1t is reported mat the
CONCESSIONS of the King of Naples had deter
mined hIm to precipitaie annexation ~ Sar-
dinia. -, S.... 4,
II ia reported that the King OF sardinia de-
elines an alliance with Naples, bnt Napoleon
urges on him a due consideration Of the Nea-
politan overtures.
Iord Russell, in Parliament, admitted that
England and Russia had assented TO the pro-
posed European Congress.
The Pariiamen tary Committee had made a
report very damaging to the Galway contract
for steamers TO New York.
Trade In London was very dull. Three
firms connected with the Manchester trade
had failed.
Gsribadi had applied 10 his friends in Lon
don for Two steamers, armed with the ARM
strong guns.
LIVERPOOL. July 5-Coffon,- Sales for two DAYS
~ 70 u9 baies-market closing with decHhthf
te Gepcy- some circulars SAY with deoithe oi 7su'
BGeadstufis steady. Provisions very 0uil.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-17
AUCTION SAILS.
FUTURE DAYS.
By Z. b. Geek, Aucs.

GEEHrEEL H3TsEH t. y ] E ~ al
Inst az 10 clock, will sell, ut the residence OF nf
plath, q the mead Of Marshal street Shockoe
nln. ah his HOUSEHOLD fURN1TURE, con-
~ ~ - arss variety Of well kept Articles, such
as :" sfuIo oes bureaus. deboards, Tableg. bed
steauSi oaTpeSs, Washstands, Cane and Wood
Se.t onaiis; nair and Shuek Mattresses, Feather
Beds Bed Clothing. 81. 80.
ne usual variety Of GLASS and cROcKEpy
WARE, KITCHEN UTENSILS. DO. &C
jyA b. d. CUOK xuct,on..x
A DMINI&TRATUR 1AIE AN ..DU.r
"A HOLD PIANO, &c At Af.c
, lON.-On MONDAY. Esd inst. at 10 o,clocL !
will sell at the residence of the late James Win
ston, corner 9th and Broad streets, Church Hill
all his HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, embracInr
one very superior Piano, In Rosewood cases; elcs
CANT Mahogany Sofas, Wardrobes Book Cases
Sideboar1s; Parlo5 Sets. in Mahogany; NJ ahog any
Tables, Bedstsads Washstands; elegant Brussels
ind Ingram Carpets; Looking Glasses, Feather
One very valuable LON DON CLOCK; q cho,oe
collection OF RARE BOOKS.
A large assortment of CHINA, GRO ~KERY and
CUT GLAsSW AXE, together with the usu Il va
riety. of KITCHEN FURNITURE, amongst
which is a valuable NANCE.
The furniture Is OF superior quality, and is vel
worth the attention OF ho usekeepers
snas5s 80 days credit for
Sale conducted By E. coos. Hue a.0n viz
AUTHORITATIVE added to the above all the
splendid GAS CHANDELIERS. BRACKETS,
PENDANTS, &c. Uy i6l Il. B. c., Auct'r.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-17
BY James NJ. Taylor Il Som, Auct,s.

COMMISSI0NEk,s SALE OF. LAND IN
- HANOVER COUNrY.-As special Commits
sloner, appointed by decree of the Circuit fou =.
of the c,ty of Richmond pronounced on the 3lst
day OF January 1860, in the case of Chick Adm +
ses. on III RsDAY, the 9Th day of auanst, cSm
menGlng at IL O'Clock A. M > TRACT OF LAND,
IN h anover county, adjoining the lands of =
bonles and others, containing about one hundred
and thirty acres.
TEENS One fourth cash; the balance at s. II
and u months the purchaser giving bonds, bear
ing inter. st, for deferred payments. and the title
to be retained until The qissT order Of
JAS. M. TAYLOR 4 Son, Auct'rs. jyH
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS or. SLAVES
"A will sell to the highest bidder, for Dash. at
TRpAY.; the 18th OF the present, month FIVE
SLAVEs-a Woman and ,9u Go liksE s ShaTen
jy l7-2t,Tu&F of Judith Goode, deceased.
90 FARM lNNEW KENT COUNTY,aa
called lDf BE- saf IN I sSe f sbSvs
the York River Railroad, about l19 miles from
IunstalPs Depot. and 219 miles from York River,
Mason, VIM (. Clopton a and others s.' . ~ 81 "
contains 4471a acres of land, of which 200 acres
are cleared and IN hi Oh state Of cultivation 60
NAL growth OF pine; oak and CEDAR; and it is
thought that the wood alone will pay the cost of
The land is well watered. and contains an album
dance ln, 81 9th the n r,e SsS mari
Inc BUILDINGS consist of an excelle- { Dwell
ing. IN good repair with six rooms and all neces
sary out houses There is also a fine Orchard, in
good bearing condition.
the above Farm is not sold privately before
TUESDAY, the oath July. it will. on that day, at
IL O'Clock M; be sold at public auction, upon the
premises. Persons wishing to see it can leave the
city by York River Railroad. at OF O'Clock A. M.
and return by the IA o'clock train. Mr.. MILLS,
residing on the place. or Mr.. A. C Mason, on the
next farm. will take pleasure in showing IT.
TERM- made known on the day of sale, or by
applying to my Sc + in Richmond on Brooke Ave
nue. opposite 'ioddins Tavern. Possession given
LIST Japuury, 1901 BURTON CRUMP.
p S-Ihe above property will be exchanged for
CITY property. Ue7- d2awtJy l5tdtds&cwtds
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-17
BY T.. b Cook. Auct'r

| ARGE SALE or 1, Too DOZEN PIECES
- TIN WARE AT AUCTlON.--t'n TU ESDAY.
18th inst, at 10 O'Clock, will sell at ny store,
very extensive invoice Of 100 dozen pieces TIN
WARE, embracing Covered Buckets; Pans; W ash
Basins; Pie Plates; Cups; Dippers; Golf. Boiers;
Coffee Pots; Japanned Dust Pans; Pepper Boxes.
1 oy Cups Cd CanIsters &c.
The above invOloe IL manufactured from the
very best stock, to suit the regular trad and can
warranted equal to any manu- featured.
Catalogues will be ready on the morning of the
sale.
The attention of the trade is particularly re-
quested.
lkAas.-A.l sums under SlCO. cash over that
amount. months credit for approved endorsed
ne sotlable paper. IjylSI +. b. COOK, Auet.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-17
By Jas. M. Taylor IL Son, Aucts.

TATE ON 14rH AND I5rH STREETS. FOR
SALE AT AUCTION We will sell, upon the
premises. on THURSDAY, the 10Th day of July
pieces Of improved real estate. VIZ:
lst The three story Brick Tenement at the cor
ner Of l4th street and Tobacco Alley, now in the
occupancy of WIN. Holt Richardson. Esq. II
fronts on l4tq street rs feet. and runs hack along
Tobacco Alley 80 feet to an alley, and is now
rented at $500 per annum.
ID. The large Brick Tenement on the east side
OF 18th street. at present occupied by Richard
Cauthoru, EGG, rs an auction store. 1t fronts 2.
feet, and runs back AZ feet, and is now renting al
$500 per annum
The location of this property renders il very val.
liable for business stands; and we invite particu
lar attention OF capitalists and others to tbi sale
Terms OF SALE -One-thlrd cash the ba ance
at and IL months, for negotiable notes, with in
terest added. ard secured b. trust deeds.
jyl JAS. Nj. TAYLOR Il SON, Aucts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-17
BY j. II. Digges. Auct'r.

SILVFR.PLATED WAnF, GOLD AND
BY; CHINA SETS. CHINA VASES, TABLE,
CUTLERY, &c., AT AUCTIoN-On THURS
DAY morning July 18th. at 10 O'Clock. at auction
room So Main St. will be sold splendid lot of Sill
yer Piated Ware. CONSISTING Of Tea Sets, Coffee
Sets. China Vases. fine Table Cutlery, together
with lot OF new and second hand Watches-gola
and siver-l hne God Hunting-Case American
Mosaic Sets of Jewelrv, Neck Chains, Crosses. e.
]. H. DIGG Els, Auct.
D. F. BOOTH, Salesman. jy is I'd
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-17
from MPNiCo.

MOBILE. July I6.-The &. 5. steam frigate
BROOKLYN from NeraCruz, on the iith. arrived
Yesterday, with Minister MclIane on BOARD
He proceeds Immediately 20 Washington
Political and military affairs in Mexico were
unchanged. Miramon was at Lagos, endeS~
roring 10 reach the city of Mexico.
All the foreign minis tiers except the Spanish,
still refuse all diplomatic Intercourse win
Miramon's government.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-17
by Alex. Mott, Auct'r.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
v AT AUCTlON.-Will be sold, on FRIDAY
July 20, commencing at 5 o'clock p. M, the valua
bic JEWELLERS STORE and DWELLING, re
Gently occupied by the late John Hill, at the cor
ner OF Franklin and 18th streets. opposite the Ex
change Hotel; The location OF the property ,ep
dsrs 1t particularly valuable for almost any kind
i business. "A further description of the propert,
is deemed unnecessary. as it is presumed any per
sons wishing to purchase will examine for them
selves.
Terms. One fourth cash balance at 4, and Il
months, for negotiable notes, interest added, ano
title retained until last note is paid.
RO. g. POLLARD.
jy l2-tds Agent for the Legatees.
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Movements of stephen A. Douglas.

BOSTON, July 1.-THE friends of Mr. Dou-
glas are making preparations to give him
grand reception on his arrival in this city. 1t
IS understood he will attend the commence
lnent at Harvard College on Wednesday, and
accept the invitation of the Lancers to dine
Wi tn them on that day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-17
BY A. ID. Williams, Auct'r.

peal ESTATE ON DUyAL AND ST.
~ ~ PETER,S STREET IN DUyAL'S ADD
July, 1860 at 8 O'Clock P. NJ. upon the premises.
respectively, will be sold two Brick Tenements
and Lots, on the north side of Duval street, in
Prentiss' Row, and adJoin ng the property of Nj
CARMEL. They have three rooms each, and ar,
now yielding good rents.
hfter which will be sold, Lot No Il8. in Duval's
Addition fronting the east side of ST. Peters ST.,
lH1e feet and running back on the north line OF
Federal street 90 feet.
Terms One fourth cash; balance at 6, IL and
Is months. for notes. with interest added, and Sc
cured by trust deeds.
jy 10 A. ID, WILLIAMS Auct,
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s~se - AIvSssv~y e-s~' -
bElWESSTS I 5GyEts !s5 JS5 bs ME
4 NJ Il ss;%:: {:
s:s :. ss s:sH !. .sJ.. 'n. named
4. 81: sS ;s s,issssss
Un Asetioaesfs.
BssSkk 81 SIaY rs 1nt sS ss,sss
M diLMER 1sfRERsTs. T6a sSEs az
ssa: Fa,5a q: :ss:: e "a. :ss:.S
:: as [. I 3. sRfek ss ~
uI s2n; snd nearly opposite the rsslasIos Of Mr..
Txsss.-6ns- fourth cash, balance ., and .
year. for nsactishie notes. in,srsst added. %.
'g y BY ''s se6 sfiS AirEasoS. Au.,,,.
YsJISh II t sE ce * ~ Or Assss
81 sSRc h RansJAb kER nRa sSS
s",emae Saifiro.d comSsay ish" vii env., 1S 30
S sscs wsn n the on
Che 18th day Of July. 1850 CONNIE pcins 10 O'Clock
y Edwin fsss ssv
u ss recently :urvsysd ana have p en- lSd on
ss0:. ma, = 5 Ss. e
the hour Of sale A portion Of the land 10 will
ne parcels there 10 a handsome Cottaae Resi-
nence, anc the usual outbu,dinss These lands To
yantages are valuable By reason OF Ihen proxun
ny t9 hichmond. being Immediately ON the line of
ne Fairoad; Mr; CHRISTIAN. iivins OF one of he
places. VIII shew the property To these who NAV
our office. " y" "@e"s'
TERMS Ore fourth cash; balance at g, Il and
ID months, for negotiable notes interest addeJ
secured by . trust deed, OF title retained
jy7 GODDIN & APPERSON, Auet's
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COMMIsSIONERs,s SALE OF MILL All

~ LANuS, IN HANOSE R COUNTY.-In Dur
snance of two DEGREES of the Ciocult Court o.
Hanover county; entered, one on the ID day OF DC
tober 1858 and the other on the 2Ist day of March
1850, in the suit of Dukes adr illustrator againsl
/ a. iors administrator and others, the under
signed. Commissioners named in said DEGREES, wIl
otier at public sac to the hig est bidder. tht
premises, on FRIDAY the 20tn day of july 1850
u II o clock a. M, the LANDS AND MILL, "a
the said DEGREES mentioned, beng, LIST. The Nil
ormerly known a, DarTacott's Nil with ga acre,
ii Land thereto at acbed. anu for several ears
cast in the occupancy of Robert Elicit. situate il
the county of Hanover, on the south side of South
Anna river, and adjoining the land of the late Vim
D Winston and the hicbmo.d FIedericksbur,
adjoining the mill tract. called kmbrough's, with
The buildings and improvements thereon, adIoin
ing the ianas of Willis m L. Wood and Others
THIS property ia considered valuable-the nil
being well located for country custo n, and havins
ready access To the city of Richmond.
The title Is believed to he unauestlonable; but
as Commissioners, we shall sell with special war
ranty only.
TKRMs.-one- fourth cas- h; balance upon credit
Of SIX. twelve and eighteen months. with int real
from the day Of ssle-the purchaser to give bond
with approved security for the deferred payp ents
and title retained uEt the purchase money is paid
je 28-tds G. u. GRISWOLD. S"n' Ia
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-17
By Alex. Nett. Auct'r.

FURNITURE, DRY GOODS, 9ROCE.
RItS, ac.-Will be sold at auction. at my
store, corner of lain and 10 h streets, on TUtS s.
DAY morning mex, the Htn day Of July, com
menelng at 10 O'Clock. = general assortment oh
new and second hand FURNlTURE
DRY GOODS Several invoices of Dry Goods,
psLts, Vests, Coats, Hs 9, Caps. Bohnets, chit
iren's C,oships, shoes. Nett hurts and Drawers
Cheese, Manufactured and smoklnx robaoso Il O:
rs bb,s. HeTrinxs, % do Macksrel 10 do. Aswivss.
70 900 CHARS Ijy III ALEX MOI T, Auet,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-17
CONGREGATIONAL Nomination.

CHICAGO, July 1.-THE Democratic Con-
yeution OF the First Congressional district
of Iowa met at Des Moines on the 18th inst,
and nominated Hon. q. &. Cole for Congress.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-17
Marine News

HAMPTON ROADS, July 16.--Ship Jacob
Brady. sailed for Savannah.
The u. S sloop-uf-war Seminole, sailed to