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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-05

A Il AUCriuN--luo acres of timh~red LAaa
~ Chester Iela county We will seil oo Aels'.
ths f2th October, tthat being Court day a. w. =.
teras!i Court Aoase, loo acres Of Land, IVY vi
above Een,ey Staten, on the Clover Hin Rsli.s :,
THIS iaad is IN orig ,nai growth. Is SUPPOSE af
enough siils can be gotten fiom ,bs land " ~
II. II adJoiIs the lands OF Wm GIN, John c"'''"
and others.
PQLLIAM. AANks wEisi0hn,
n 22-eodAdse Aus'H
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Observation-Disclosures Virginia
Match company are now prepared 10 otter 10
the public large quantity of superior water proof
friction matches. These matches are the best and
cheapest the Conieeracy, aud guar aneed to burn
Freely in aiI Kinds Of weather All orders sent 10
the factory, corner Leigh aud Adams SITS, address
al to NJ G WINCHESTER x Co. box 956, Richmond, Va,
Mii! receive prompt attention. Sc 2i--eoulZt-
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s4s- FOR DREWRY'S BLUFF AND CiIAFFIN's
BLUFF-The steamer SCHULTZ, Capt Hill, hay.
Jug been thoroughly repaired, will, unit further
notice. leave her WHAT at Rockets DAILY at .
o'clock J. NJ, returning 10y sunset
Fare TWO DOLLARS Tor the round trip
Sc 30-ts
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Nv sumner e ATfdtS, duGttOVccSBS
fCorneY Main and 18th streets
WE will sell at auction: at our store, on Ihuis I,
w day morning, the 18th inst, commencing O
~ o'clock, = large and desirable eortment OIL
freshly imported Eugravers Machines ana tuetFu
men - IS follows:
Wagner medaIion machine, complete
Epgravers sye,gsss stand, eye glasses
Parallel TN lers, burnishers
Scrapers, etching points
KouIettss, gravers, compasses
Spring III, ectors punches
Squares, 2ravers handles
Cailipers, ham ntr,, bench Vises
Auviis, tracing inks, sca'es
Tracing paper, latiDs
Pol.tta kniv es. sand bsgs
Oil rubbers, steel plates, &c
&C s-eoitds .. SUMNER 4 ARENTS, Aucts.
ID Southern Guardian at CoIumbba copy till
dayof sale and seLd hill to Sumner Arents.
EY Thomas ". keesee, Amctioneer,
Ettfce cor 18th ard Cary SIS
r ARGE and Attractive fale at TARDY Il VIII
7 : HAMss, corner Cary AMI 18Th eta, Richmond,
Va-iTHOS W kEESEE, Auct On Thursdsy
next, the Sth inst, commencing promptly at 10
O'Clock, to close consgnments, viii be cffrI-d an
unusually large assortment OF
Groceries,
Manf'i AMI Smoking T. bafco,
Dry Goods,
Fancy Soaps,
pipes, etc
more detailed dss rpt On ct the stock will he
made 10 a III. ura ADVERTISEMENT, and outside con
signors are requested to send 10 samples to be adj
vertisei CD rue.dsy morning next. THIS fa'e will
be worthy the attention OF the trad, as the Offering
tf goods will be large, and with desire to close
out the stock on hand. oco
CTOCK of Groceries for sale at auction II VIII sen
~ on Tuesday morning, Oct 9Th, commencing al ~
O'Clock the Franklin st, second door from
Governor st, the stock of Messrs Geo II Iumpkin &
Brother, cons sting III part OF
Sugar coffee, tea
MoaSses, vinegar
Salt, lard soap
Pepper, bread soda, Candles
Chewing and smoking tobacco, &C.
oc3 TW kEESEE, Auct
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Tie Itice had very little to do last Satur
day night, the city being unusually quiet.
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BIZ 4. b. Williams, Auctio,esr.

ITOUSES and Lots, and Rt,idns Lots, III Sidney
i at auction -Uu Monday Oct b. al AZ o'c"'k ?
NJ, Will he sold upon the premises, two framed
houses Cherry St, near the Pankroad ahd SIR
Fords row They have rooms each, with a well o,
water.
Also, lots on the Plankroad, near the above each
80 by 1870 feet
Terms as purchasers may wish.
Sc 80 AID WILLIAMS, Agrt
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.FHRU3TEES Sale of Valuable Brick store aus
Dwelling ia the city III RiebmoLd, on Wv
North side Of E,oati, between First street snd e''
Avenue As ifns,e re- in u certain deed Of trust g
ee atrd by Edward k,abey (uow dse-sssi) sbd r'sp,
his wife, bearing dat. 10th Jaly, 1851, duly r.'o'o
la Rieh mo I'd Hastings Court. shalt wth me W.
ssnt Of all the parties ipt~restri proceed 10 's
public auction, ON the Frsnitsss, on Tarsasy' -.
18th OF, 1868 at O'clock NJ, (if fair. II NOT '
Ii. xt lair day thereafter the excellent bfi'k So
al dw riing loe st.d shove, adj9iuins the spo.a
cary stofe OF Al, sSrs benson Jones, aud No" s
pied 10y Sir Carr, Attached 10 this property II
lamber house. in the isar- This IS bae 'ss. !.
Evs business, and the upper part Is veil su'su w.
n family. 81, ,hs
IERMs-Cash The trustee will convey WIN Nv
usual special srrshty
oe3 w ,iODDiN, Trustee
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LOCAI. NJ A TT r. RS ..

Dan or HIS MjnrieS We regret 10 learn
iha, private Richard Morris, of company d,
City Battalion, who accidentally received a
'.snllshot wound III The bowels ou Friday al
fernoon. has since died oi his injuries. Mr..
Morris, il will be remvin hered, was standing
nigh Castle Thunder when IA difficulty DC
,..irred between J ,lnes +. HcWsoin, ri North
Carolina, and Martin Gripp, of company +,
city Battalion. Grip, il seems, gave New
sum a severe blow ia his face, when New
-nm stepped back, lercilcd his rifle al Gfipp,
and fired, the ball striking ii. in he breast
tearing up the flesh a. far as the shoulder,
rhrn striking and Iract ring Que OF private
Frey's arms, passed Oh and lodged N The
abdomen OF Mr.. Morris, causing his death.
fhe deceased Was i man OF family and means,
and highly respected by his companions III
arms Some shor, time after receiving the
fatal wound Il Yankee prisoner, who is law
yer, WIS called in and prepared his will
Grip and Frey were both doing we'll
When heard from yesterday, the wounded
arm Of the latter having been amputated
>oOn after the accident. News0m is BOW III
military custody, aud viii be tried by court
martial for the offence Of shooting
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CTOREHOUsE and Lot at Ashland for safe at
Auction-By request of Mr. Jno Pryor, who Is
in the service and cannot continue his business, will
be sold on Friday next, I'd Oct, at IL o'clock NJ.
mon The premises. his Store and Lot at Ashland.
The building is 30 by ~ feet, has three rooms be
low and one above, and is an excellent business
stand. Terms at sale
$. 20 AD WILLIAMS, Arctr.
ArPossponed on account u the rain to Wcdnes.
iay 1th Oct at IL O'Clock NJ With-ihe house Will
ne sold the license. The purchaser viii have free
ticket Oh the railroad ipr Ii years.
Oc3 ADJ W,
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III n. 5. Heastt',iS, 1uet'r.

Ey H. ). feaste,,is, Auct'r.
v,URNITURE, Carpets, Stoves. &c, for sale at
n auction.-pn tn sday. thu 9Th inst, at l0 ocik,
| will self, at my store, general assortment OF
Furniture, com rising
Ded>teaas, Bureaus Nardrobes
T,bles, Chairs, Mattresses
Prime Feather Beds
Several prime Office ard Cooking Stoves
trgraiu and other Carpets
Washing SoJ5 Crockefy, etc.
ALSO,
10 bb:s superior Smoking Tobacco.
&C l. ) fLEASANTS, Auct.
I Al T. OF Ba,deh stock 49, " III sell al auction, Tor
cash On the 6th Of October, 1865, N the town
of Scottsviilr Albemarie, 139 Sheep, toue hall OF
them Spanish. and the other half French Merlno)
"a head o; blooded Cattle, (many o: them very tine
Cows } . Horses, aud Colts. from years old to l
year. X KANDOi+fH, Jk.
Sc -s}--3tawtdst
J1REWERY for sale al Stanton, Fa.-On We'd
- uesday the ,ti OF October, 1868, we will sell.
al public auction, On our premises all ol our Bfe"
cry apparatus consisting al large barrels ab"u, 100
trans portaton kegs, seven eimtulng tubs, one cop
per boiler, cuuiaiuihg $50 gallons. Alo, Que barred
new hops,
81 2s-Gts RICHTER \ FRANK.
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IVA D, tlsaia.ns. Asesies.esr.

r0ARN Of Goa aerse IL miles West Of Ale cry, ftr
aeIsat Auction by reqnest Of nr " Harri-
SON Win ssil upon the premises, CO Friday, 9Th DC
tober at IL O'Clock II hs Farm, situated on the
ouioccasu road, adjoining the lands q Dr Coates,
Gvertowu Brown aud others About 100 acres are
cleared the balance il in woods; about IS acres are
in good meadow fats. The dwellings has good
rooms There il also good kitchen, two barns,
stables, &c, all in perfect order
The orchard Is a very extensive one, containing
$500 young and fourishlng trees, apples, peaches,
pears plums cherries, and apricots; 500 to 1000 Ca
tawbl grape vines. \ acres strawberries, and q
gnd assortment ofsmal fruits
The situation is retired aud healthy. Win the
farm viii: be sold the growing crops, consisting Of
the usual variety and as immediate possession Will
be gwen, the purchaser eau at once obtain good
home
ports,
TERNs-To Suit purchasers.
ce ! u WILLIAMS, Auct,
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proper tribunal To appeal to frst, and no Sin.
cerely hoped and believed that body would
take hold of the subject In earnest, and would
ferret ont and adopt some remedy against
the oppressive evil. He commented with
great severity upon what he conceived to be
the main impetus to tue extorfion prices
now asked for the neccssafies of life, aud as
serted that, in his opinion. blockade running
was he prime originator aud snstainer of the
evil In reference TO the subject Of blockade
running the Mayor very justly asserted that
/; had had its birth and growth At the corner
of 9sh and Bread streets. He stated that
he had himself. not long since, seen pass
port which had been given man BY The Con
;ederate authorities to go North, and the
same mau had returned 10 this city
with a passport from the Yankee
Government, bringing with him a lu'
OF Yankee goods. on which an outrage
Gus profit had been realized. Such things
looked rather dark, aud while il might be all
right for the Coniederacy 10 pass ore OF
these blockade runners through our lines
and the Yankee Government to pass him
back, with a fun stock OF goods, he con.
iessed he could not feel altogether satisfied
that Il was proper and just. The Mayor adj
vacated a rigid prosecution Of the move
which had been set on foot by the mechan-
les Of Richmond 10 put down the prices,
and hoped il would be carried out As it had
bren begun upon orderly and law recogniz-
ing principles. In conclusion, he exhorted
all 10 stand by the Commonwealth Of Viz
ginia and the Confederate Government, and
expressed The belief that our independence
Do,sld be attained ny the strong arms Of the
soldiers in.ihe field, in despite of the Shy
locks and iratorous Cormoran!s who had
their substitutes aud stayed at home to
make what could be made ont of the war
The Mayors speech Was received with great
satisfaction ny the meeting, and when Ire
left the stand il was amid loud and continued
applause.
Mr Adolrilus Gary offered The following
resolution:
Resolved, That committee Of seven be
appointed 10 act standing committee,
whose duty it shall be TO further the objects
Of this meeting by such action A. they may
think proper for the good Of the cause, and
that said committee shall be empowered TO
call i;Iture meetings, il in their opinion il be
necessary.
The following gentlemen were announced
by The Chair as he committee called Tor in
the above resolution; Mcssrs. Adolphus
Gary, Samuel Huffman, John r Tyler, VIM.
d. Pemberton, Thomas j. IaPrade, james
Sherry, and John Whiteiord.
The meeting then adjourned.
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nE5IRABLE Resi- .ehce at the Northwest corner
~ Of MARSHALL and Smith streets, with immediate
possession. at auction By request OF Mr. WIN I
Moore, who intends to remove 10 the country, viii
sell. upon the premises on Tuesday, the 9th October
at O'Clock NJ, hts residence, situated as above.
IT is Of brick and has Blk rooms; there IS also a
Kitchen brick stable and carriage house, COW house
&c and well Of excellent water IN the yard, and
the front yard is beautifully So, out with fowers and
evergreens. The lot fronts 50 feet, and runs back
1873 feet to an alley. The house is well arranged
for comfort aud conyenience, ana the whole Prein-
ses are in good order Altogether this is very de.
sifablc r sdence, and is worthy the attention Oh
those seeking such property. POSSESSION VIII oe
given III few days after the sale
TERus--A portion in cash, and the balance on
a credit; or all cash. AZ the purchaser may prefer
ocl AID WILLIAMS, Auct.
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as-SPFCIAL Notice. Attention is asked 10 my
safe this morning, commencing At 10 o'clock, at tue
residence OF Mr. Tnos II Lambeth, ons Marshall st
4lh house above Brock Avenue, Of his Household
and Kitchen Furniture, sting OF Brussels car
pets mahogany tables, marble top table, mahogany
cane and wood seat chairs tcte :etes cooking range
tenders auj ire SETS, &c.
oc 81, f. W KEESEE, auc,.
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A small tornado visited Danyilie, Va, on
Friday morning, carrying of with it the roof
OF the Methodist College.
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Wnier, Turns cash
GuppIN = APrkRSON. Auct'fs
pECFrFER'.A

y ECFiVERa SALE Of Valuable Machinery by
~ virtue OF decree OF the district Court vi tls
Confederate States tor the eastern district oi VIZ.
gina, rendered The - day Df SepteDttr
ISIS the case ci the Confederate States rs joins
Tanner, | shall, rs receiver Of Paid Count, hcd
uesdty the 9Th day oi October next, al IL o'clNs
Nj, al the spike mandatory Of Joseph Andersen
/. Co, lii the city vi Ri.hmuri, proceed to sell at
public auction for cas- b, all the machinery aud once
furniture including SALE Of the Virginia Car
Spring Manufacturing Company The machinery
consists oi a number III large aud highly polished
iron rollers and cog wheels adapted to rolling ibd',
rubber aud misunderstanding iutu springs tor is.'ftaa
cars, with The gearing for driving them.
AT the same time ani place shall, as ihe receiver
ot said Court, also sell al public auction, t"r csb
IN" oi Sweets railroad sbiho machiue5, delivered 10
me receiver by The sad I"srh aL'ie foH @,
belonging to an alien enemy.
l. BRntkE Receiver
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amnH
FuNO CONSUAERS just run the blockade : ~ -
j iot Of Englsh Dairy Cheese, IN store "'~
s1le 1t No Franklin u, Sd door above i1'n'
90 2-2ts
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Y1lIll|l,

lD2WOS
Oh Thursday, h o'clock, VERNON CONRAD,
only sou Of George and Ann kpaaf.
Farewell vE1x1E, thou hast lett rs,
We thy Ioss win deeply feel;
But tits God that hath bereft tis--
lie can all our snrrows heal.
He funeral i'll take place this Monday morning
al 10 o'clock, from the residence oil his grandfather
near On Wood Cemetery. Tie friends aud aequaint-
aaces of The family are invited to attend
Obituary.
nEp. u the hospital near Gettysburg, Pa, on the
l3ih Of September, 1863. DAVID 3. EDWARDS, Co.
D. is, va reg't. in the 24th year OF his age.
lie was wounded severely during the hrst day
engagement Of the battle OF Gettysburg, and lett III
the hands Of the enemy He improved rapidly, bat
disease overlook AID cut him on III the bloom 81
inantood Aud thus bag another Of eaFth's nope
spirits passed away. had known hun intimately
for many years, aud can say that neV>rsaW Iau'.
m HIM He was u true man-one oil eafth 3 hooiess
oruanents--a devoted son and hr0thef, anu, auo'e
All a Ch,gtian May his Widowed mother aih siS
ters md consolation III the knowledge that ne ms
gonc 10 thai abode where trouble and SORROW are no
,.,
Lone are she paths and cad the hours
Since thy meek spirit s gone,
But o, a brighter home than ours,
In Heaven, is now thine own"
fs} J. +. II.
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Encon is very scarce in the markets, and
We, scarcely a day passes that loads OF sol
diei's' rttions are not brought here and sold
by suffers and others. Men trading TO mill
iary camps buy up cakes, cheese, tobacco,
whiskey, etc, take them TO the soldiers and
trade them for their rations Of bacon, adding
three or four hundred per cent. on the ar-
tices they sell, ANA allowing the poor soldier
little more than half price for the bacon he
gives III part pay. Ought such things to be
tolerated? Are not these traders--or many
OF tnelu-an iniurN TO the arnYE
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ARdE quantity vi standing Wood, one mie
4 Northeast ol Richmond near 10 the Brook Toll
gate, Tor sale at auction w III be sold al aucton
the premises, at Battery No -, near The residence VI
Mr. fendaii Grtip, on tuesday, the 9th, 1903, al
O'Clock, all the wood uos, standing the 100 actes
OF land belonging [" the trustees of AfS Fanny tia
ham the 81 the 10 be removed al the option Vi Tie
purchaser within cue year. AS wood So near Rich
mont is nov ia great demand, this presents u moet
favorable chance To secure large quantity vi iue
Tor the inter. Terms cash
&c = GUDDIN = APIKRSON, Auctfs.
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DuBil. SALE
Tuesday, October 9Th.
Tue tue bay horee, Moatrcse, SIRE, John sian'
dam, Jenny Lind
The Indian Pony Narsaganset, very durable
little
Une Of Registers due colts
good mares aud one mule
IL very likely negroes
lot OF superior miich CONS
Corn aud hay
= Zoo blshs ls OF potatoes
Aud variety al other articles
The sale ID commence ~ 10 o'clock ou the<ih Of
October, aud 10 continue until all is cold.
Passengers com2e from the East To dublin vii
cnd accommodates there On the 4th Of October, al
clock. when the train arrives 10 be convey ed Il
Ciuxi, in Hand county, where the above named
properly Ia 10 be sold, IN arrive there the day be
fore, TO attend the sale Purchasers from Riehmaut
| should leave with the O'Clock (cveuing) train fo,
l.ynchburg, on tie Sd, and from lyochbarg VIII
tue MioI ming train on the Attn Of October,
Oc 2-St
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SsiSE Hsttsponi Estate pf $50 acres in Caroline
= county. within one mile Of niltOId Depot. aat
lis Hes from the village of Bowling Green, called
s'Uoiiy Hill. IF safe suction,--At the request
OF the sxeeutfix OF the late riehegru Voolfolk, de-
ceased shall sei at suction. the pre- misses, Oh
W.dn rs lay. the i+th day Of October, 1853, at 10
O'clock A NJ, the very valuable estate located IS
above. 1t contains $50 acres, 81 VIII about three
ioufths Is opea isnd, aud one fouIth in woed and
timber. The open land is IN n good state oil 'a'
p,ovement The buildings consist OF = laiss
dwelling and every other out building usually
found such an estate, all in good repair. ihs
location is smongst the most teautfui 10 lie ss~n
anywhere. There ID en- the place u large orchsa
Of peaches aud apples of the choicest kinds. les
pre- srlts rate opportuaiiy Of securing u"s.
beautiful and lovely estate, IA It Is seldom sos'
one 40 valuable Is offered At auction. Partial pos
session given at and IA III possession gwen "
the mi die 81 December next. The cars if0@
kichmo pass Milford at oelcek daily, aud y
turn ut quarter past ~ o'clock, thus sffordins ~
opportunity OF visiting the place and OF r.tufn'a
tho ZANE day.
TRIMS Cash or credit, at the option IL the P"'
chaser. Joe : UupDlS d APfkhsoF'
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By Williamson Il Co., Ancts.,
mo. l92 Main street.

TNINE Furniture, Carpets, CrockeTy, Glassware, &C
l. at auetiou.-On Tuesday. the 9th inst, commeGc-
ing at 10 O'Clock, will sell at tue residence III Mr.
I Moore, No 800 Broad street, his Household anu
Kitchen Furniture, embracing the following aud
many other articles, VIZ:
Mahogany cabne aud wardrobes
Cane seat, windsor, and msh"gany hair cloth
chairs
first rate extension table
Mai bic top and other tables
l BrusseIi5 and other good carpets
Radsteads, mirrors, clocks
Bets, mattresses, pillows, holsters
Sheets, quits, and blankets
Sideboard, sofas, pictures
Books aud maps
Fine assortment OF crockery and glassware.
Also one large and selected set Of PlaDemakers
Tools, including very superior Slide Lathe, To
pether with all the stock, fixtures &c, Of the essb
lishlnent. Toe u WILLIAMSON 4 co, Aucts,
n NE assortment OF Furniture, Crockeryy Glass
r ware, &c at auction ON Wednesday, the I'll
inst commencing at 10 O'Clock, We viii sell at oui
saie,iooms No l92 Main street, u tine assortment d
Furniture, CrooSery, Glassware, &c, Including tht
following and other articles:
l mahogany piapo
l complete bih chamber set
I'arlor, cane, and other chairs
WardFobes, bureaus, WusIstund
siieboards aud china presses
China and glassware
Beds, bedsteadA, and bedding
FarIof, dining, aud Kitchen tables
Office, parlor and Coeh ny stoves
l elegant s!ortuscope, with loo pictures
lnaglc lantern, IL views
l iot weaveIs' shutties
l breech leading rife and one sword
full sized OIL painting OF Rev Dr Jeter
lot hardware, augers, Hrmer2, hinges, &c
l ot gas burners, 81.
DC Williamson 4 CO, Auct RS
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HENRY l. BROOKE, Receiver


u ECEfVER'5 sale Of Brick Tenement on Bowl
Ia, ing Green Ilii, nesr tbs Fsstern ini'fs q
Richmond, ut suctton.-ty virtue OF de'tT'
OF the District Court Of the coni-dt'st. S9stss
fer the Eastern prtrct II Virginia rendered On 'h'
-, 1865. in the casa OF the Confederate st'iss
AGAINST John TCler | shall as Receiver oi s"'a
Court, ON "Wednesday, the 1ih OF y fottr neat ..
10 O'clock VI, on tie premises. proceed to seh al
pnbi.c auction, tor cash, the large ard Well un,is
brick tenement, on Bowling 6rs.n mr. reesa't
occupied by said ioer, and late the property u
Charles X Alien, alien snrmy, fossessioo
given in few days after the sale.
&c III HENRY l. BROOKE, Receiver.
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BIZ James H. Taylor, Aurf;Oneer.

HARM in the county Of Henrco, miles East OF
e Richmond, on the Williamsburg Stage Rosd,
containing 227 acres, at auction.-On Tuesday, 9th
day Of October at 2 O'Clock NJ. Will sell upon the
premises the farm located as above, CONTAINING 221
acres no of which is cleared and in high state OF
cultivation, the balance in woods. Tue improve
n,ents consist of framed dwelling With q rooms,
kitchen, stable, corn house, &c. Immediate posscs-
zion viii be given of the land, and full possession
on or before the lst November next.
Terms made known on day OF sale.
Sc 20 NJ TAYLOR, Auct.
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JAS nj TAYLOR, Auct.

YTOUSE and Lot on 2Sth street near the intersec
ton of New Bridge road, at auction. -On Fri
day the 9Th of October, al o'clock, wll sell, upon
the premises, the house and lot located as above
Terms made known on day Of sale.
se.o-.tds JAS NJ TAYLOR, Auct.
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By rttt.nn, Hd,ses & '}etsye', A'ietrs

By Ftat,n,., Hd,tes & I}esyer, A'iotrs.
FHTEwiLL SELL at auction Cd TUESDAY next al
Nv Ii q clock
30 bbls nsckerel, IL good order, really q nrsI
rate article
IS bbls cider vinegar
so kegs b, carb soda
pipes old Jamaica Rum
AiSo,
A lot Of miscellaneous articles, among which rs q
first cooking stove, large sac au'i complete with
fixtures
L.. vi mating, Nc.
PuLlIAM, HANE3 & WEisI6ER,
Auct rs aud Commission Merch rs,
&C 2-+t- t,tt Fellows Han, Fraukiin st.
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H. THE kECORD.-Ihe last two numbers OF this
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