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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-10-19
A CHARMING PICTURE.
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ABRAHAM LINCOLN.

1t is not known at what period the
ancestors Of Abraham Lincoln came
TO America. The first account that
has been obtained Of them, dates back
about one hundred and fifty years, at
which time they were living in Bcrh.
county. Pennsylvania. ami were mcm-
bcrs Of the Society of Friends.
About the middle Of the last ccntu-
ry. the grcat-grandfathcrof Abraham
Lincoln removed from Bcrks county,
PENNSYLVANIA. to Rockingham county,
Virginia. There, Abraham Lincoln,
the grandfather, and Thomas Lincoln.
the father. of the subject of this sketch,
were born. Abraham, the grandfa-
,hcr. had four broth"rs-lsaac, Jacob
John, Thomas-dc.cenlants Of whom
are now living in Virginia, North
Carolina, Kentucky, Tennessee, and
Missouri. Abraham removed to X on
tucky about the year 1850, and, four
years thereafter, while engaged in
opening a farm, he was surprised and
killed by Indians leaving a widow,
three sons. and two daughters. The
cIdes, son, Mordecai, remained in Ken
tucky until late in lie, when he re-
moved to Hancock county, Illinois,
where he shortly af,crward died, and
where his descendants still live. he
second son. Josiah, settled many years
ago on Blue river, in Harrison county,
Indiana. The eldest daughter, Mary.
was married to Ralph Crumc, and
some OF her descendants are now liv
ing in Dreckinrid-c county, X cntrcky.
The second daughter, Nancy, was
married to William Brun!icid, and
her descendants are supposed to be
living in Kentucky.
Thomas, the youngest son. and "a
thcr of the -utJcct OF tai- sketch, 10y
the death o. his father, and the very
narrow circumstances OF his mother.
was thrown upon hi. own resources
while vet chl!d. Travelling from
to ieiyhhorhooi, work
ing wherever he coull find employ
mcnt, he grew up, literally, without
education. lie finally settled in Ilar-
din county, where, in lSG6, he was
married to Nancy Hanks. whose fam,
ily had also come from Virginia. The
fruits Of this union were. 4 daughter,
and two sons. One OF the latter died
in infancy the daughter died later
in life. having been married, bat leay-
ing no issue. THE SOLE SURVIVOR Is
THE SUBJECT or THIS SKETCH.
Abraham Lincoln was born in IIar-
din county, Kentucky. February 18th,
ISU9. 1t would bo difficult 10 CON
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-10-19

"hl ninl. his own horn and eating "h
hi. customers to come out and get their
iris; ,r news. noubtlcse, when to want
cd an ,pprenticc, he advertised Tor ore
"iroul tie coa0'ry." although he had hn:
one or two ncighh,r- in sicl.t, and there
noS appeared 40 visible relic of that en-
ph-;.ca.ly '.comfry newspaper ohicc.
N4ter,ili,, however, su'taihs L Times.
The grown: h.p vines, in Their dif'r-
cnt s,a@c>, @re quite rural feature 10 the
travclcr-d."idediy a 'PceulIar lnS'tG-
tion' IN tbs tOnc,ds) and the adJoLnnr
countie, Of Otsc.:o aud Madison. The
are dried in houses which have Kind Of
cupolas that u,nkc thcm resemble etmai!
houses Of worship. Tho end of August
and beginning Of September Is arerfect
carnival Of hog-pic.mg when big children,
hired men and women, mechanics, ioaiers'
cct.. love TO dc>-r. all other c,ilin-s and
meet in the open AIT where hops most do
cnn.rrgatc." The WAGES are good, .nd
little hands As well ~ large are useful IN
securing the hop y: just The right iime to
o'. S'i 'o'S'''' :.
o'',.'' ''' '''' =, H.. ~
',''' many '.N.' .''' ," e. at;n
beer or ale. which 80 more harm than
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lurh.Nh su''ahle f"'1- i'' 'i' '''' ~
climb he mop Is ftah''u' anu Iv'"''"'
IN tn" ground -''"e y'"r'-'he f','' De
ing annually lo"crr", -'IPF'i' ant men
stacked "niii "'ntc s-"i"- SONIC we VIZ
lattice, upon which the ''II's are ""'h.'
"FASSY F"Hrtsrrr.
At Wat.ryi!!c. ! ws4 the Crc-t ot a
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-10-19

Tr.Dy-.N.rR Prsoas as Electors Of
Paahat aai Ilcc, Rrcsi}ed u tie tai'e!
NIts
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-10-19
Cir Star aao Cbronillr.

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ANN 'L''t' N'-' - '' .
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S,,.I,,;.b I.1,oJ-,-n.w located in tbi.
retired i,lao1 VILLAGE. MAJ. Aaron Stat
t;.rd wh, WAS an officer in the war Of
1872 with trI, N,vp.,r,I uncIe of
Jude MAYNARD Of Willam,port. john p.
SCHUYLER of Nuucv. and my father WAS
,..r,. l,r,,.r,,,I, wounded in three. ,,l,r,.,
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Ken prisoner y me i''','Si'' '4'o 'I'',',S
here, enjoying h'u'h ana 4 pension III MS
old age, and i glad 10 hear from his for
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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-10-19

Continued laItHGitE tHiNHIh = -'!t'-
Of years. could no,flil 10 proin"" GER
tain effects. Among Other thiUg>, ~
tendency was 70 impart ah accurate
acGuaintarcc wi,h Billie history AMI
Bible teacuin-- and it mU-t also
have been largely Instrumental N tie
veloping the religions element IN tie
character of the youu ger members Of
the family. TIE fact. correspond
with this hypo;hc,;-. There ar -
men in pubic lie 20 familiar ~iih
tho Scriptures a. Nr. Lincoln While,
TO those piou- !aaors Of his mother IN
his ear.y childhood, are J0utticss 10
Be attributed much C; that purity o.;
life. that elevation q moral c.ar.c-
ter, taat exquisite scnse CI justice.
aud that atscnumcAt ot humanity, which
now fcria Distinguishing traits &. hi-
character. A y,sr after tnr death of
his mother, his father married MI~.
sally Johnston. al HuLa5etn;oTn,
Kentucky. widow with tArre ca.l-
drcn. She proved a good "nd kIAl
,a..t..r ., t,..I .rt -. -rryi,al
tl. -, i'O,I .,d :, roa. 1,,--,... j.,
- ~.
o. ,I,, ,a,.,,,,..t sc .to r.,,;1- -
Indiana, Abraham attended school a
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oe n,.cj,,,.,on IN n,r, vt,
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~ distinction wi;uorr u,yI,..,.ii.,...
the o,,yar,a.,.., of ;,.r,,.r, ,.u., IN.
.,i,ut;ou. O.; learning. ,,. IN itI-
s.r.o Aur,n,u Lincoln !. ..,.,a,,,yly
entitled I, ;.e a.p.!.l,,oa. - lar
from being iu,.entrd 10 Institutions Of
learning 10Y any Of the qualities
vnich culr,ct.r,L- him. lie w,s never
arol,..,r or an ac,I,my y. 4 an
Iapi and wa, never. in fac, ir-ia. Of
=, coII..,a. nr ,,,t,.o,y buf,i,,r mil
,rcr NJ n.t c,unru,,.d III, prac.;,.
Of the las. lie studied English
Grammar. after lie va. twenty v-i.r,e
wear, of a-,e ut TWENTY-FIVE. he ma
ic,oj crougb Of c-1..c:,v ,r.g,.,.a-
c,rv. and m.a-ur.,!oa. TO enable him
IN Il,e the field i, !. ,urytyor. aI..;
he studied the s.x books of Elcgit af-
! Ter he had -eryc,! 4 term in touLr,.,,.
and when he va, forty wear, Q. ar.
amid the pressure oi an extensive .y-
gal practice, an;: ot frequent demands
upon his tiuic nv tie ;4o.ic.
Book, were another mcaus Of Clu-
cation. wl.ch youn- Lincoln did NO:
neglect bat, IL \ DAchwoDIs settle
mcnt Of ludiaua, forty wears ago.
books were >omeS hat rarcr than now.
Ihcy hai this advantage. however.
over majority OF the books Of the
present time the few thdt were 10 I've
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-01

Il I. SNOW. ACcTIosEER GOODS AND
u. croekery merchants send. VIII Be sold Monday.
SEPT A. " O'Clock At l23 Peal street per order Henry
Thompson. assignee. ten large Tables I've counting
pesks sabi splendid Saloon Counter
copper aed cOs s0o also oyster Stand a.. sale pos.
fi.a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-01
COMMISSIONERS SALE
LAND, SLAVES. 10

IA pursuance Of decree Circuit Cour for cs-urs
oSsr M n ss case Of Sos0 &C.
purpose vi offer at public suction 70 the hghes bidder m
se ssp s on s M. q &C. R.
pahannock river shout twelve miles below Frederick
subject overflow Of sresi fertility il hsh sste
cultivation and well adapted to the growth q whes
to different demon Of Cbristians and n lie na
beathy neishborhood well setsiad AMI elYaei aud
The and divided by the Ksppsbannocx 17sr into iva
south side q the Yer II the County Of Caroline Aboa, M
sces are n wood heavy timber of Original growth The
loan The rem sinder SUI clay sol. '-s '"'
Is OF hi; ss consist q .s ADD els.
With marble mantes large hall three passages snd
framed dwelling sous. on the tract gas wors u With III a.
appliances an ONCE, with all the necessary outbulings
negro cabins aihed and pasPed with Scf csimneya and
wharf fishery can be easily eslaO!Ahei .be Land Tba
and ali the necessary farm buildings on each -'N''
fad,e ae containing Nm about p acres les On tho nor.n
wood; contained In poooan
due river oam Of rare and Inc shaussi5!s ers There
fishery attached to this tract, with the necessary
ments cours. Of comfortabie framed dwelling house oa
nDs e ses sna al as % & %
three large barns and granares The grain prodaced
These tracts VII be sold, subject 10 confirmation by .hs
Court.
and sixty i've comprising mechanics house
and farm hands large number q horses mules oxen
Ing Implements Of the bes, kind and construction.
nucs om day day nn completed and psspo ~
account Of Indictment weather viii take place on The nexi fa
Richard Corbn. residing at Moss' Neck and s weuo~d
oorbn Al Farley xse viii show the premises 10 Ia
Any may be addressed further n<or.
nation II desred, may be obtained BY Application 2
Y V. : !. f saKHSs
Counsel and Comm ss.oae S d 5ais
FrrDrrtcxsBu Virginia, Angus II, 1850
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TyvPrIc SALE BE SOLD ON TUESDAY, srH
dsy n September ner the premise n. iol5tins heN
rsAe ant Persrnsl Property cor nofous hssrdns
u0, Building. an ~ acres % LAM tnown ~ the Hx
Cedars 'unted 90 long heach opl .s bsrn"ss ~ y
This one III the fnei atoms the sbpre for sumner
.derr~ afordnr ~ rortunhles Tor bathing cunning
sshnr cnntans the best oyster beds W be fount
Is ne The personal prgpety conss q tbe usual var
~ Household FURNITURE, haoOsts srxe and small gun
mag Skms hs-nv a. AZ H,rse, some rns ca
ant uthrr rsefri srrlea trnt i9n3 Al sap
ssxtAl PssRrs
Hta-Ss CssAas, hvwss . 1851
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-01

L,oR sAIE-AT A BARgATr, THE STOCK FrxrrPE "a
II and Lessee q cash retail grocery store n o.
b~~t the city well storkei ami doing rspf
paying trade for sng the has bnness
70 attend To- Apply at no Green-ch street corner OF Charles
vNANTED-CARpErs AND ruRNTTuRE, ByAPARTY
w rmencine housekeeping Any person having good
second hand ARTICLES fr cheap Will please I'd rsss
once Cssh, Herald oce Would prefer The
Until MAY.
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uENRY \ LEEns. AucTIoNEER sALxsRooN SO !.

IL Nasal sreet.-Lssge sac 81 Funilure.-HENRT "
LEEDS co VII seA al auction 90 Saturday, sept ~ 49,
O'Clock Of the saesrcom. ~ kaHsal street general ss1ft
meat o. Household Furniture, removed 0s eueues ~
sale consisting o. Brussels velvet and roya Wtn Apess
VOID suits 10 moque; do In crimson red brocsse
rosewood and mahogany marble TOP Dressing buFeals
wood and mahogany marble top Wsshsands tenrs table,
ees ALT frame pier and manie4 Mirrors Bedste.t.
rose~ood srno Glsce, with Preach pate gi,ss dast
Lounges snt sofas L. blocae Easy Chairs II hNr cloth
hnRny n ckers 10 d., rosewood Lsnie bur- aides Sereta
ry, embracing Assortment u Furniture anong whch
be Una smd~t every article requisite for furnishing
cAss bo1e. Aso a. II O'Clock sperb carved rosewood
octave Piano, beautifully lgsl Wth pear
with all ne msern Improvements aud made By the cee9rsed
maker IA.man
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-01
ANTHOLOGY.


A BONA FiDZ AsIRoLogisL THAT EysaY 0hg
"A IAN erpeas N, h Madam WILSON whn se tae ooieS
of your vai you enter her rom Msfsn lsDn
ire g-eaes Nrn1gst hat was known she viii tnvos
The powers 1oDteffui science a,f s A. ne events
v0ur whoe Her pFescns true tha hey srprss
no thsy or she practices nAhng bul whs
re9 clleahle o. philosophers Al sAolt consult THIS
orterfu pna -te8s Ady. Her advice has been
fogWn - fall Ard offers twenty thousand dollars
~ an 90 wbo equal beE IN The above sce1cs h
Madam wrsn u Possession q the celebrated MARE chAms
whca ever certain IN Tier erec 1r. nay 81 called
mos wancsrfsl Residence 10 AGel rreet ~
Houss0u and Stanton streets he oNery Fee 10
fell for Ads and gentlemen, " ceals.
A sToNrsurYg-NADANR MORROW sEvEsra
"A dauzhtes yGh gft OF force tells D,~
aud oen v marry AMI many evenia evsr your
very 1ouRhs Fec Is rn. Others stop ao2gag M ~
vertssm.ois iSs Ludlow ssreet below Hssoo 7eisemm
MOI adnuei
MADAM HARVEY CAN INFORM BFR NAY
INI frisnts al ~ NE She .sit te fS9 pre
sent future with pnlre ssssc1n She ees - - -.
equal n yoa wsh The truth ~ b~ 60 - 70
Tenih svenue between Thirty foutb and TaFN ND 1870
Ladies ~ cents Geutlemen Des Admitted
NJ p-wHO has NOT HEARD OF rHs CN sBkArSD
IN walApe PREweTrRf she bas bes1 rcnRulled hr
honsenas M th. with enire sNtfscsln Ahu
ral sac ist no nsne o teutw
i've ber ca 81 Mi rbrd Avenue, above rweosv as sts
Laaes o. cent? genlemr-N
op1 GRAND STREET. MAR BOwERv N DAMN
ZDl WTDaFR, clrsoyaat ana Ei.led spanish itiG ~
vctN az futnry love rtarAfe assets friea "
arSne4s pgeaeahs. medcae 90 81 Ases US 1c<1 IA
tsr gscce1T ios. y sosea. d
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nR HoYT, "a RowEsY. OPPOSITE SIXTH sTREYT
~ inserts ~ sets q Ieels % prre silver = - fo g,d
f13 pianA, f25 AtLhcia bone haR INSERTED wtn PAIN
s. oena, El3 " ceus V u snalEsn y csuis, AL work
yxrrkntet.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-01
NJ. MERwTN, AuCTIONEFR
"A. By BANGS MERWIN CO., Irving Buildings J9i aud

MONDAY MORNING, Sept At 10y O'Clock
prisng fine sperie and extra Note Letter Cap and Blank
Book Papers, and extensive variety Of staple and fancy
Stationery including Blank Books Envelopes, &c. Also
choice collection Of stereoscopic Views and Instruments
The whole well worthy the attention OF buyers Catalogues
ready and samples Of the goods vii be exhibition
two days before the sale.
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CKR INDEX 10 R. r. TOWNS. IN DINsvORE FOR
~ september. The mou convenient le book ever 1ven
THE CONFESSIONS AVID ExPgRiENCx or AN N
Il vNHd-puhlshed FOR the beneAt waning yonns
men who suffer from Nervous pehlny, Premature Deca-
&c supplying tie means u ssN RI who cured
rnsfh after being ont % great throws met'ra i'm
position and gnsckery Single copies may be hf n tie
dor FArHAEIEL MAYFAIR, k.g. Beifnrd Rlnr- -1ursv
y Y. b. encio~ q AdA.4dr.ssei rrre0-.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-01

ION WtRD-A MEETING OF THE DOUGLAS AND
lC Jchrsnn fsunr W MS Campaign sso.isuoa wiz Re
held Afopsucss corner # Twenty second
Monday 4 o.eis-s
desruus OF joining the Assocssson wl pIesae siend -
BY order, JUS W. C0RLrEs. Jr. President
JoHy A. svIrH, secr.,ares
JonS 7. Gar.
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LOTION EOTICE.-M. DOUGHTY AUCTIONEER.-
"A Mortgage sale Of elegant Household Furniture tls day
a. lo O'Clock, at saesroom IS Nassau Fulton
consisting in par. OF rosewood Psror Suits In brecse
vet plh mahogany do in hair cloh; wood Secretary
and Library Bookc rosewood and mahogany
with marble toPs wardrobes French and Cottage BED
sleads cled hair Ma tresses mahogany Sofas Chairs and
Rockers, French plate Pier and Mante Mirrors Brussels
three ply and Ingram Carpets marble top sdeboards oak
Extension Dining Tables oak and maple Dining Chlrs Ia
cain and on Paintings Lounges sofa Beisteads gas
Chandeisrs CANA Vases lManel Ornaments Olcohs Cut.
lery, thus ermpg large assortment to be peremptory
sold BY order Of $ Il JONES ESQ., after for mortgages
Country buyers and others Ia Of really good furniture
viii nd his sale worthy OF attention. Goods be boxed
for shipping on ths premises.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-01

JrM. Writer'S, AUCTIONEKR-wTLL SELL. THIS
w day OF Ois O'Clock % White street al the gente
furniture IN the above house consisting OF mahogany ChA
Sofas side and cenre Tables pier Glasses lace and iama
Curtains library and secretary Bookcases Brusseis
grain Carpets marble top essng and other Bureaus Wan
stands toilet Ware Beds FEEDING large feather Beds
mattresses Sheets, Spreads Wardrobes dining
kitchen Furniture Stoves everything useful for housekeeU
ing plated Ware, &c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-01

Two. v HCsCERF0RD 4 co, ArCTfoSEEs. 1870
81 vUh d first class Household fufngr. tn p~0ney 81
family declining b. skteging u BE- perenrsorA s1i NJ nh
hc aucfon th4 dr. saturday Sepem ,er AZ Ne owes,
TWENTY Ssth sale ncing a.
l0is ocgk VIZ Seven octave rosewood PAuf1rts. Paf1F
sus superb BrCnzea RI sses Carpe pier AMI ms1s Mir
Lace Crsus, OIL Paintings hEgranga Stsi AIRY, s1se
wood ani mNhovany Chamber Flrnure Chua 8ats silver
ware Sc. Drawing Elegantly carved s1i F0seV cd
Sofas Arm and Two Gothic SavuR ChsIs AL
eight oval BACK Chars made 81 order 81 Wei 90 BROAD
way elegant foeegoot s.eRere, STAT lary marble 1r
wood Centre Tables " mach he suits raASod secre
.sr- Art Boscase hned Wah satlaNDd. mpauet
Table towers o. igh: oimsla brosze Lhaaelers
artistic bronze Clock one morfh pariA1 marble
Ssa'lst'es Dresden china Nssae, Tspesfry. Br sses
Carpets Rugs r. match aly WORK Tahe ckess DE 3rrf8
ktuary gu Paintings IN rca F flames ffeaeh pais
pies and nAn;e Mirrors murdered lace carans French
Shades g Cont Turkish easy chars corner Ef
Pian0foe the richest nstrument ere1
hs ssas1u made order ne present 0waer r tgred
l.rH overstfunR ft irn r's AMI al Toe
dsFn mpt0vsue Asc staEl en-. -9defea oa
Cover stool osered In bocade Haand stair clrpep Be-
oors I'D carved rueewuor beds,ead aye n Louis NV
dressing Bureaus Washstsuts, BnTIu0 Netuk bar an
feather Res Blanketa mahogany SOFAS
Ne seas Rvckers Chairs Mirrors tlccss ingram 'arpe
Dining nFreusnn Table China, Glass Sverware lvsdY
han ie table Cutlery sheaed table Gallery arm aar ,orcn
Asoa large nssort 81 basement and kitchen Fufn
re Deposits required n ell purchasers sae ~ 49, ran
shine n Hofse y IL, rssssfon on "a nst f9r III
sitsnd ths sale take fifth spi @ir'h avenue ssges
the As0r House ~ Nicholas aud NctrpoIan ogfee whcn
vii bring hem within few doors q ne house corner iwen
ty
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-01
SEPTEMBER l, 186O-TRIPLE SHEET
SALES AT AUCTION.

s y y
ATTRACTIVE AUCTION SALE
THIS AT1 5ksSo9p AZ apg ls oro cRaSIrVRE
Al the private residence No lis ives. issa street.
MAasititEsT Ros SS4 sSS1i PfasoroRrE -
ROSEWOOD PEARL KEYS
K1EoERE AND BooKcAsr
ADMINISTER c,ppvyS SUITS OF PARLoR FURNITURE,
oAK nrvrNa ,oo,, ROSEWOOD oxNTRK TABLES,
AND ROSEWOOD CHAMBER FURNITURE
Of bs fsrnure was Al made order b. Bodne
nose keepers &C. Catalogues be the house early
Drawing E.an rosewood PisuofOstss solid pearl
richly carved and covered WITH G. sa r Sss gS
san n se tse Sofas arm chars medallion GoSie
asmnissr Csrpe velvet Rugs pier and mAnel Mrrogs
tans Oh Paintings BY emnen artists bronte orasments
Psrsn Fgn1s' or%cS Caaaaee,. Dining Roonsod
Snsry silver oassrs silver spoons saive table and
soa ssEa1 %as
de Mutt c4ried hair Mattresses feather Pillows bed Linen
Bahkes s Sheets CARPETS u each pon Corner stands Book
Kitchen utensils &C. &C. ssis gessse a ~ or .he
A J. NILNoR TAYLOR, AUcrIoSEER-
a the private rssidenee Of the late ohri..opsef spring
Nc % West eG gtrss SeTe ssn rs and Sixth ave
Rare Oh Paintings Sronzss taraa and china Vases and
veve, Brus.el. and man CARPETS AMI Rugs
Lace and bsOcaiel Curtains FRENCH Window SHADES.
Rose wood paror and chamber suits complete.
90, Dn!ng room and basement fur ture
order and mus: be peremorily sold to PAY advances
BIhe auc,,oneer would call psdtcusr attention 70 an
carved legs and superior instrument every way
also smaller instrument ca octave, suitable for pric,eins
y. MQs q & M 9 ~ nssy and a VII bs positively
House to let, mo uire OF the auotoneer
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WANrED-IN A PRIVATE FAMILY By A SINGLE
w gentleman a small furnished ROM, vita breakfast
FOst oeaCe.
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TIssRY u LENDS AuCrIoNExa, sALxsRosN 30

ISkRy IL LEEDS. AWCrIONEKS, SALksROSN no.
III - NASSAU s,reet-HENRy n. LEEDS 90 vii SCI
suction. Saturday SEPT l. n. ~ oclk, In front ~
No - vsry eylah snd handsome bag grss
is, hands high eight OIL kind n siugs and soluble
barr ~ ambition, and has ir1tsd mile IL 20 g
pois rlas, vita three The be Z ssieu.
dd horse under The saddle. style ~
q stgllsh black Horss Nt89 Il cheek
reln ls hands high warranted so9ra Aat KIDD, er.c.
lent ny horse Il soi by order he 81
prorartsd absence Europe 1hs rral 0ppo~tuai.
~ To ruh good horse. A0s Buvgy belong q ~
same parry, And made bJ La~rencs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-30

s,tTlxoRx. June :s.-Fiour Ateady: Howard
.-.s; IS 50 Wheat dull and unchanged. Corn
ssss,snf: white 81 ala, yeiie~ 6Sa7I. Provisions
.5ehsnsed Ness Pork Sls73a $40; prime SIS
% lsso. Whlskey aosa
'Ssw YORK, June 2a.-cotton heavy: Uplands
rSslns l0'a. Flour lower: Southern SIS 65a5 IS.
West heSvy snd declined lag cts. Corn heavy
"a laus7; mixed 6i; elbow - Pork arm: PRIME
Sis0ash- Sugar steady. Turpentine heavy at
s.s.l kosiu dull at s l .63al 81. Rice quiet.
Ssss IN New York, June -. Of 81 COO Tenn So
=, "a I'D S3.lN Va So at %
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-30
BY Jas. M. Taylor L SEN. Auct's.

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON CARY.
BETWEEN 18th AND 18TH STREETS. At
AHCI1ON.-Will be sold upon the premises. on
THURSDAY. the 9Th day Of July, 1860, commence
Ing a. u o'clock, M, two valuable pieces OF REAL
iss Bkfc !fl' ffTENEMENr. on tn. north sd.
Of Cary. between llth and l2th streets. adjoining
I'd a BRICK TENEMENT ON Cary, between
lIth and 18th streets, for number OF years Occu-
oleo by Nicholas DeveTeux as a leather store.
IBIS property has the usual front, and il now
renting to goo0 tenants at lair rents.
TkRMs.-One- fourth cash the balance at 6, II
and II months the purchaser exeCu,ing mes otlabie
deed. lie ssi JAS. NJ. TAYLOR & soy, Ancts.
,OMMlxslONEk'sN Ai.E OF so ACR Es
SSOVNTY IF * NkdC0, ON The YORK
ance Of decree entered by the Circuit Court Vi
henrice On the 5th DAY Of May 1860 In the suit OF
Bradley and otheis Hardin and othery.'
shall proceed t. sell at public auction, in front of
the Court House Of said county, on MONDAY,
July The I'd, tthat being Court day,) at IL O'Clock
". the Tract OF Land In said decree mentioned
ihis land Is IN the lower end OF Henrco county,
called the 3 miles rOad,j about miles below Rich
mond, and on both sides of the York River Rail-
road, anu contains, by q recent survey, 80 acres,
about ~ OF which is cleared, and the balance in
woods.
TRIMS One third cash; the balance on q credit
oil and IL months, with interest from day OF sale.
purchaser giving bonds with approved security for
till the whole purchase money paid and deed or
oered Oy the Court. A. r. COURTNEY,
Special Commissioner.
JAS. Nj. TAYLOR & Son. Auct's. jel8