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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1868-10-07

The grape crop Of the celebrated Chateau
LATTE, which has just been parchssed by
Dsron James RothschIld. will this rear be
enormous. II Ia, been valued IL sovrr
900, 000f.
Queen Victoria is 10 her fiftieth year,
and has nine children and thirteen grand
children,
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LAwLEssNEss IN ARKANsAs.

Memphis. September as The LA
lanciie has letter from Helena, ark ,nsas,
yesterday, which says Yesterday n.esa.
M Deputy Sheriff J. W. Maley. with a
posse. Surrounded The ca1in vi Lee Mora
sun, nolOrions RsgrU, she Tau allied Sc
,eIsi persOns last winter. tie shot and
nalm.d Tor lie She,Ilf Bark lay Tor. MhJ
was attempting 10 arrest him, aau recently
Knocked alsiler ia the head aDu escaped 40
the hills. where he has besu q tsnor 10 all 4,
White and black. a II sa
Z" No soonerhud the sheriff. posse knock
ed Al his door yesterday when Morrison
bred, instantly killing NiaIey. The otners
attempted ~ ,luse 10 IN hun, when he
made desperate resistance, severed,
wOuudlng Perry Nesgle and AMY Barnes,
c.iored. lie then escaped and firJ to The
"ooGs. The news Of the affair spread lIks
wiIdhre. Soon one huJdted men we're
securing the woods, anu succeeded III Iind-
ing Morrison, whose arm was broken. He
was also wounded 10 the leiI side. A,o;e
Vas taken on the spot, biacks and whites
voting ~ favor oi hanging him, which aas
accordingly DONE" a
GsDrral J. Z. ilindman. ls;e d the Con.
isdefate States army, was assassinalcd sl
his residence. in Helena, last night. The
superintendent OF police received DIS
patch this ailernoan directing him 20 arrest
man named Robbin..a passenger Oh tie
Shrene, who, Il Is believed, committed the
deed. Robbins was arrested aud sen, uacs
lie - from Springfield. No. and served
under ti.ndman. Tie stouily denies being
\ the murderer A&N8 @
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1868-10-07

- Hs HsspERsos ISDsx.-This respectable Jour
nal, which hitherto has been Published weekly, at
Henderson. Granville county, BY Messrs. furman d
Newly, now issued twice week, al "a year.
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'eEpUBLicAN ELECTORAL TICKET
ELECTORS.

= Bvreu. lsatlln oi PHI. b yf5 Iss Nx
4 Joseph W H,!deD, Of Wake.
-. l.ssa DISTRICTS.
s. lot. Hnaln L sli,ley. VI Resufen.
~. Curtis "A Bfogjea. af WaSne.
3iL A II galloway, % New Hanover. tcclosrJl
4ih Jaha A MeDsnaid. oi chaihanl.
hih. Henry A Badban. of Alananee. 4 naa
6ih Rufus Bauinger, II Meck.sneurg.
7lh. W 5 Psarson. OF Duke. 49,
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. news from Spain warrants the conclusion
that though the end may yetbe altar Oh, The
revolutionary party has victory within IFS
grasp. Nothing but the most intense bung-
ling can prevent them frDm becoming mas
ters Of the situation. The too Concbas,
the civil and military heads Of the govern
meut, have both pronounced for the reyolu-
tim. The rayal a,my under General Palya
has been completely dispersed. The IN
popalariiy Of the Quern in Madrid il eyln-
sed by the fact that the statue Of her Ma.
iesty has been dragged through The streets
&c the capiiai. The most impnrtant item
Of news is the announcement OF the ap.
pointmrnt Of a Provisional Junta. The
hopelessnsss Of TIE Queen's cause is furth'
er proved by the fact that there is no rests
lance offered,to the insurgents, and that IN
spite OF civil war order reigns.
sf Mp York World,
"@ --1.~@~~.~s~>-->-
London, September 30.-The following
important news has been received here from
Madrid:
a lose de Ia Conchs, al the head 5f the
G1vcrnns at the c,pith, aud Manuel de
Ia Conchs, Of the head vf 40 army IN the
field, have pruuotpced for the resolution
The people Il Aadrid and the army gar.
risnning the city have followed their exam.
pie.
= A statue of The Qlern has been dragged
tIIrou IN the street. Of Madrid by the rebels
Payia, Of the Royal Army, who had been
marshalling his forces for several days. ha.
been utterly defeated bv the Insurgents IN
the Province Of Ciudad Read. Iiis army
II dispersed. and he himself Is fOgiiive.
Mar-hsl Syrrsbo. VI the rebel army, il
marching on The cspiisi, unepposeJ.
Girgenti has bern captured By the inspr.
J, 5 A provisional junta has been formed.
Perfect order prevails everywhere.
4 r ne Boston Past is aDrious to know wha
will be done win The ten thousand ChIDs
men who are WORKING on he Pacific Rail
road. after it's finished.
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~ The Executive Comm tee for or,ns Coun-
~ are respectfully requested 10 meet In Hlllsbotoash
on the 10th Of October. 10 nominate aCa idase 10
ill the vacancy in this Senalnial District In order
TO. give general satisfaction i, is hoped III all The
Snenbers Of the Committee win be present htRa .
C.E. PARISH, Cha man.
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TnE EIcar HOUR Law Washington,
Sept. 28.-fhe enforcement u the eight
hour law passed b, the last Congress is &c.
.ca.ioaing much trouble III lie government
service throughout tie country. The War
Department construed the law as meaDing
that eight hours in government seinplpy
should cohslilut. u legal days work. but
that IL was intended inat only pro rata
amount Of pay should be gwen. @@
The various labofersin 20, ernlneut work
shops aud nther branches u the public SER
vice contend that The intention OF the Lag
was 10 give them the same pay, bot lhst
eight hours service should only be demand :
ed. The latest trouble arising from this
sause 10 the strike Of the engineer work
men employed 81 Fort Stevens. Oregon, in.
formation Of which reached the govern.
ment to-day. The strike 10 eensidsisd
very unfortunate al this time. owing 20 the
scarcity " nechan,cs and skilled laborers.
and the importance Of he work spon which
The strikers are esgssed. DArA.
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seits that ia his npininn no ques ION n"s
exists which can disturb the peace Of Eu'
rope. ia "a btess
a#s !. .-.-.-.S....----- aaww fs.-
MoEE 'rEauBLR EXPECTED WITH tins H.
pIlss,-St. Louis. Sept. GA dispatch
from Grinnell Station, Kansas. Pselfc rail-
way, saws Cal. Forsythe ard ali his vouad-
ed men arrived at Fart Wallace. and thsv
were doing well. Immense numbers Of
ibuiIloes are on the sides Of the rallrnah.
extending saine sixty miles. Six hundred
Indians crossed the railroad nrar Monument
city Yesterday. The impression is That
they are preparing 20 attack all the ,tati"a'
lsIong the route. and are driving the bslII-
Ices in advance. Citizens along the entire
route are ander arms. Capt. Clouse Is in.
speeding ell The troops. fnriilying. and j.
suing ammunition when waited. @
RAPIo PRoeREssIvN nP THR Spanish Rr.
yotr.-I."ndon. September es.--Adyic,s
from Spain to-day confirm previous repnr,.
that the Insurgents are marching in inrte
upon The capital. The RIVAL troops who
were sent against Saniandey, and since the
capture ~ that city hasc been pursuing the
rebels, have received orders b. return 10
Madrid fpr The protection Of the capital.
The revolution is rapidly progressing 10
The interior. The city Of yaladolid has
pronounced against the Queen. aud the
revolt has sIresdy extended 10 NEST Of The
provinces in which Old and New Castillo
are divided. ttotA
GEs. REysoLps FoRBIps as.ELEcTIoS N
TKxAs--Grnerai Reynolds, commanding
the department Of Texas. has issued A OF.
der closing with the words: mo electidn
for electors for President and Vice Presi.
den; of,he United States will be held In the
State Of Texas on the SRI day Of Novem-
Der next. Any assembsge proceedings Or
acts lol such purposes aie hereby prohibit.
h ed. and al citizens ere admonished to re-
main al home or attend TO their ordinary
business that day"
Mrs. Anne Stout, o daughter 81 Francis
Ilopkin,on. one Of the signers "f the DE.
claralion of Independence. has just died a
Bordentown. New Jersey. at sn advanced
!, age.
Grain and grspesssre more plenliful 10
California than ever before. .s5a
| Minnesota eois fields are yielding one
hundred bushels TO The acre.
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TO make immediate pawn

pecessities require L. and our advanced age adfnor
ishes us of the propreiv Of settling up or CHAIRS
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1868-10-07
DEMOCRATIC ELEcToRAL rlcggr.
ELECTORS.

FaR.THE STATE AT LARGE.
James w. Osborne. OF Mecklenbutg,
Joseph J. Davis, Of Franklin Il z .lo
DISTRICTS.
Ist. Thomas j. Jarvis, Of TyrrelL
Id John Hughes, u crasen. * pfta4
3rd, James q. Dobbin, Of Cuml@rland
alb, Waar'on ]. Green, II Wasfen.
5ih. Marmaduke ). Robins Of Randolph. =,
6lh. William N. Robbins Of Rowan.
nh. Lee AZ. McAfce, of Cieaseland. ht.,.
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We understand that an 10 Junction hes been. sued
out aesinst,J Kirkland, Robert r Morris, Jones
Watson and w n Patterson. for having usurped the
Office Of County Commissioners and they are requir.
cd TO appear before the Supsior Court 10 be held 20
Greensbosough on The 18th INST. 10 show cause why
The Injunction should NOT be continued until judg-
men, is rendered. These gentlemen we've The choice
Of the people Of This county At The election, we
cannot therefore see how they properly be called
usurpers;" and il must be admitted that they would
make capable and efficient officers yet under the pro.
visions Of The fourteenth article Of The amended Con-
si,r,ion. as il has been interpreted, they will We
suppose, be excluded from Office.
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September 70.

~ II being understood that an election will Be
ordered on the 81 OF November 70 l the vacancy 10
the Twen,ysecond Senatorial District, (Josiah Tu'.
ner j. having been declared ineigible you are au.
,horzed to announce Maj John w. Graham as the
Conservative candidate to represent The people Of
Orange. MANY VOTERS.
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Aillstaruuyt gsrulnsr,
HILLsBoRoCGH. N. 6.
wednesday. oct. Z. 1865.

r,w - All those indebted to this office
j 49, for subscriptions, advertisements,
kki{glS OF Job work, are earnestly requested
10 make immediate payment. Our
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1868-10-07

The following letter from Hon. William
A. Graham. 10 Gen. Rusecrank. vas elicit.
ed By The White Sulphur conference:
HiIIsborough, N c.. sept ia, ISCe.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-02-01

Al CHE1ps Ias4-NoNE 6THEH HALF so
aoon.-We visited last evening the resi-
dence of De. j. q. Connolly, on the
island. The Doctor had been engaged
several days in making arrangements to
light up his house with his celebrated Pc
troleo- calcium gas, and having completed
them, the gas was introduced and lighted
on the occasion for the first time. To say
that the light was beautifully white and
clear would be but, q .reiteration of what
has been frequently said in these columns.
Four. gallons Of residum, costing five
cents per gallon; two bushels of coal and
coke, worth about twenty cents; and two
or three hours time Of man Tor small
boy), had furnished gas sufficient to Light
not only DR.. Connolly residence, but that
of L. W. Stockton, Esq, immediately ad-
Joining, for three weeks. Here, then, was
practical evidence Of its remarkable mex
pensiveness, and the light we saw was
proof positive Of its brilliancy and great
illuminating power. If there is any other
material that viii furnish an abundance OF
light for two medium. sized residences Tor
the length Of time named at cost OF only
fortv cents, we would be pleased to MAKE
il public, Tallow dips, carbon oil, and oil
other articles used for the purpose, are
thrown completely in the shade, not only
as to actual results produced, but also as
to cheapness and onvenience.-W hee!1n9
Inteligencer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-02-01

a LANDLORD RETALIATED UPoN.-A
gentleman we'll known to our merchants as
New York drummer, named Frank
W, stopped for supper at the little
town of Salem, Ohio, on the Pittsburg,
Fort Wayne and Chicago railroad, a few
weeks ago. He was hungry, and fifteen
minutes was all the time allowed for re-
freshment. At least seven OF the fifteen
minutes had elapsed before Frank could
catch the eye of the waiter, when ne was
furnished with q cup of coffee and plate
of beans. The beans were but half de-
youred, when the landlord came along and
demanded dollar. Frank protested, but
the landlord was obstinate, and "all
aboard |" being heard, our drummer friend
was compelled to shell out. Shortly after
ward, being in Cincinnati, he inquired at
the telegraph Office if he could send dol
lar dispatch to Salem, to be paid at its
destination. The clerk told him he could,
when the following was sent, CO. D.:
CINCINNATI, December 10, 1867.
's To e. M. Stone, Salem, Ohio:
"I still think the price Of your beans
too high. FRAME. w.
History does not record what Stone did
or said on receipt of this dispatch, for
which he had paid his dollar, but his
feelings may be imagined.-Ne,o Albany
Led0er,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-02-01

A New Hampshire soldier brought home
from the war natural curiosity in the
shape of bottle, upon which he attached
a card with the following inscription ga
Natuel Bottal, Wang s Lb. holdin cort.
Found by Ebenezer Buck, Solger then
in the Vetrun Rezurye coar, Station at
Georgetown Camps in the Decrik of
Columby, Virginid. From July 20, 1864
Sold Dec IS, 1867 Solid Fin Stone.
Formed by Nature" Both these remarka-
BILE articles are on exhibition in Manches-
ter.
Names of places get very badly twisted
in New Mexico in their transition from
French OF. Spanish to English. Thus the
place called "Bob Ruly" was originally
Bots Brute, and "Bob Long" was first
called Bots Blanc. The carts which used
to be sent to St. Louis with piles of empty
sacks to be filled with goods were called
vide poche teams, which American inge-
nuity, soon transformed to weed bush"
CARTS.
King Theodore never asked Queen Vic
toria to marry him, and could not, because
he is married already; and his religion
/ flor he is Christian confines him to one
wife, and precludes divorce much more
rigidly than the State of Indiana.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-02-01
7 ByPilkinton, Pulliam 3 Co..
Auctioneers and Commission Merchants,
ssg.rn. No IL Pearl street.

T1,RUsTEBs SALE OF VALUABLE e e
Farm OF ONE HUNDRED AGkSsS ~
HIGHLY-IMPRovED LAND WITH EACnL.
Isn't IMPROYRMBNTS..-B by virtue OF q ceIta ~
deed of trust executed by the Late Cnaries D. D.
Rhodes and wife TO me as trustee datea tne 1eLn o
December, 1855, and duly Of record In the Vounty
Court of Chesterfield county, Van 20 Ssouss san
nEyment of certain negotiable note Ior 9o,voSv,
baarinp even date with said deed, ana psyaDls
twelve months after date, and by the sfequees OF
fha bensdctery in said deed shall, In execution
nremises, at u O'Clock N. on the SIXTH pay OF
FEBRUARY, 1858, II fair, II not, the next aMr oay
therea fter that very valuable tract OF LASD' sn9
Charles q. Rhodes resided. located on ia. James e
liver. about one mile below Rockees, ana ~
chesterfield county, containing no sores. Thls
land fronts on James river, and adJo1ns the tana
nf Colonel g. Bassett French, and Is part OF the
elaborated Pals plantation The soil 10 OF the
hast duality and Is highly improved. The Duild-
ings conslst OF dwelling with SIX rooms, staples,
hams. ice-houss, &c.; all new, aud built Wltn
ali modern improvements and conveniences. II ~
one OF the most desirable places In the vicinity OF
, Richmond stream Of sufficient volume 70 run
a email mill passes through the centre OF the
land. - g..
the 2Ist day Of December 1857 until paid. and ex-
penses OF sale. Terms for balance on day OF sale.
fs-I-'7.E sEl03 = WILLIAM B. 1SAACS, Trustee.
Sale conducted by PlLkIsTos, PULIIAx Co.,
Auctioneers. Jes
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: Opp1oE VIRGINIA CHNTR Al RAILROAD CoM'Y, I
rItLE RICHMOND. January !, 1883.

.uiEg@ RICHMOND, January i, 1858.
5THESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL-
" ROAD-LAND RECEIVED IN PAYMENT OF
SUBSCRIPTIONS OF sT0CK.-The fifteenth sec.
for the completion of q line or lines of railroad
from the waters Of the Chesapeake to the Onto
river" authorizes the Virginia Central Railroad
Company to contract with the and wh1 10
the railroad from Covington to the Ohio river |;
and in the event such contract be made It 81 All
thereafter be known as the Chesapeake and Ohio
rights and privileges conferred on the Chesapeake
and Ohio Railroad Company by this act.
The ninth section OF the above mentioned act
gives to the chesapeake and Ohio ha1lroad Com
pany the right to receive land in payment OF sub
script!ons of stock. $500,
ON the soth day Of November ultimo the Viz
road upon condition that 81. 600 of stock was
Now, therefore, this is to give notice that I snr
ssS6ssp y hs eF srSeR
LAND II the prices are stsctory, and make .!
the same preferred. with eight per cent. dtvi-
dend as soon as the road is completed to the Ohio
| will receive application for subscription to
such eight psr cent preferred stock OF the Chesa-
peake and Ohio railroad, payable In lands, along
the line of ANY of the railroads In Virginia,
Parties who propose to subscribe land Will De
expected in every case, to furnish at their own
cost the report of some lawyer named by myself
that the title is good the price to be agreed upon
with an agent OF the company, not exceeding the
The ultimate value Of the stock OF the Chesa
peake and Ohio Railroad Company may be esti-
mated from the receipts Of the northern lines.
Central, ass miles, sil, SOC. 7ss.
President Virginia Central Railroad Company.
Ia 2-lm -. X th
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-02-01

TOR RENT, TWO VERY DESIRA-
Z BILE STORES, on south side Of Main "a
street, street between fnlfsesnth ana Fourteenth
We offer for reut STORES Nos. 1925 and 80,
N Ezekiel Besides the store, they have eaehtwo
floors above, and basement beneath, with all
conveniences :, @.te.sD
h. These are, in location and arrangement, amongst
the most desirable stores in the city for any fancy,
retail, orr!nYht business. Possession given Lat
de- 80 E.1f''s, .ss GRuBBs WILLIAMS.
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VIRGINIA CENTR AL LAND
fAGENCY' AND DOMESTIC IMMIG RATION

AND WHITE LABOR SUPPLY OFFICE. RICH
MOND, Val have very recently perfected the
scale & business that viii henceforth receive my
undivided attention, combining the sale Of lands,
ms and nd and
the States ana cities OF the North. :.
My partner. Colonel B. J. Page, is in charge OF
In Philadelphia and Baltimore have associates
Of the highest responsibility and responsibility.
Carolina am 'a associated with D. W. coUSTs.
Esq, Of Rsidsyile, for many years State Treasurer
The facilities This agency offers for the sale Of
lands are not surpassed in The South. In regard
to mines Of all kinds have made contracts WITH
branch of the business q specially both in this
country and Europe, securing to me the widest
have y the aid and Services Of that accomplished
mineralogist and asssyer Colonel WILLIAM GIL.
HAM for the prompt analysis OF all minerals tn at
may be sent to me, thus determining the value OF
mines before they are offered for sale.
TIE WHITE LABOR
branch Of the business will be under the manage;
mens Of thoroughly competent gentlemen. TILL
TO supplying this city with factory hands, porters,
and domestics, male aud female. These will be
mainly German and Irish. The most ample and
thsir cheap transportation from New York and
Phiiadeiphia to this city By the LIST of January i
hope to be able TO supply farm hands and small
Parties In want OF white labor OF either sex are
requested to communicate their wants In writing,
so:hat may forward III EN- TO- the supply offices In
Hsyy York and Philadelphia. ta stg
Turks For selling lands, fye per cent. COM
mission on all sales actually INSIDE, but no charge
whatever unlessa sale is effected. For mines, an
additional contingent fse the subject OF contract
In each case, and payable out Of proceedsof sale.
! For labosers fee OF IS for each one supplied by
contract, payable when the laborer Is delivered;
and whom the iaboreris unable to pay his or her
passass to this city advance it % from Phils-
deIphfa and SO from New York-to be repaid to me
by the employer when he receives the faborer as
80 much advanced on the contract for wages
Further particulars furnished on application.
J. D. 1MBoDEN
no se-dT&T-W3m Post. Office box no.
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By Sampson Jones. Jr... & Co.,
Auctioneers and Commissio Merchants,

A SSIGNEE'S SALE.-By virtue of a
II decree Of the United States District Court FOX
the District OF Virginia shall, as assignee Of
on the premises, on WEDNESDAY the 5th day Of
February next, at the hour of O'clock p. NJ, the
house and out-buiI6iDgs now occupied by simon
branch, in the county Of Henrico, together with
the lot thereto attached, containing six acres Of
land. s D1f 1HE
TERMS OF SALE: one-third cash the balance In
equal payments in three and six months negotiable
notes, interest added.
JOHN JOHNS, JR.,
ia1I-2ot Assignee OF S. Hellstern.
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Educational.

A LBEMARLE- FEMALE INSTIs
N TUTE, CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA.-The Sc
cond half session Of 1857 'S.wtl begin FBBRO:
AIRY s. and end last Of JUNE. The Principal will
be glad to admit ten twelve additional boarders.
Cost OF board tincluding eyerything) and tuition,
$3.50 for the half session. Music on piano, $2a;
ia 2o-eodst* JOHN hart, Principal.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-02-01

FOR RENT, THE FINE FARM
Il "GLENBURNIE," containing abont one sssa
hundred aud twenty acres Of land, with good Ea
DIV ELLIE G. and all necessary out. houses, ksE2E.
lat present occupied by Mr.. g. j. sHicksl- Said
farm is on the Westham plank road, about four
miles from Richmond, adjoining the property OF
James 3. Crsnshaw. Esq. Possession given; Fe-
.brnary LIST, 1858. Also, no. 81
on Fulton Hill. about one mile below the city,
containing about fourteen acres OF land, With al
elegant RESIDENCE, al necessary out houses,
stable. &c. the entire premises in perfect repair
For further particulars, apply to WILLIAM G.
DUNHAM,, Of Samuel Ayres Il Co.'s, corner Be
yenth and Main steeets. Ia 4-l0t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-02-01

A esIGNEES NOTICE.-By virtue of
n decree OF the United States District Court
for the District Of Virginia, ! shall, 40 assignee
of Alexander McCauley, bankrupt, sell at public
Of which due notice will be given on TUESDAY
the 4rH DAY OF FEBRUARY NEXT, at o'clock
NJ, all the MERGHANDIsB surrendered TO me
by the said McCauley. The stock consists OF
the usual variety OF q arst.class family grocery,
such as BACON, LARD, SUGAR, TEA, COFFEE,
30. and will be ,old in lots to salt pure ssers.
TYRMs: Cash. b. HARDW ELL,
la 8o-4tThSMTu 80 Assignee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-02-01
By Sampson Jones, Jr., & Co.,
Auctioneers and Commission Merchants, Fifteenth
Ssl street between Main and Cary.

A SsIGNEE'S SALE.-By virtue of a
II decree Of the United States District Court for
the District Of Virginia SHALL as assignee OF Sam
don, on the premises, on THURSDAY the 9th day
Of February next, at ] o'clock P. NJ, tho HOUSE
and LOT, with the eppurtenances, ETC., lately be:
Twenty nth street near the corner of Twenty.
nth and Franklin, fronting Is feet on Twenty
fifth street being the property now IN tha occu.
most excellent and eommodious one. and the lot
large and desirable. J.g4s
TgRNs OF SALE One. third cash the balance In
eouaI payments in and 8 months, negotiable
notes, interest added JOHN JOHNS, JR.,
jaii-sos Assignee Of Samuel u. Prlee y Co. 2