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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-12-09

HOMICIDE IN AMHERST yesterday
about noon Mr.. Thomas Williams, residing
in Amherst about mile from this city,
heard that negro tenant was removing her
effects without paying the rent. He went
TO the place and found two negro men
aaron Chiffon and another) and boy. He
was accompanied by his son, boy about
fifteen years old. He was at the fence, with
pocket-knife in his hand whiting, and
asked why the parties were moving when
the rent was not paid. One OF the men
claimed one hog and the other (the deceased)
claimed the other. Some words in regard to
the rent passed, and Aaron Chiffon picked
up walking-Stick and went in the di-
rection OF Williams, who asked him what
he intended to do with the stick; il he in
tended to strike him. Receiving no an
swer, Williams called his son to bring him
pistol. Chiffon thereupon drew double
.barrelled pistol and pointed it Mt Williams,
who, retreating, fired. Chiffon then got
over the fence and advanced. Williams re-
treated from behind Il post, firing rs he re-
treated. The negro then went up the road,
calling for a gun to the other (who had
taken no party, and Williams went down
the road home. The negro was found dead
about one hundred and fifty yards from the
place, with wound near the groin. An
inquest was called for last evening. Will
liams will give himself up to the justice for
cXamination.-Lyn Nc,oS. Sth.
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BY Robert b. Lyme,
Real Estate Ageut and Auetioneer,
...,... No. 1912 Main street. B, 4..a,t

TRUSTEES SALE OF HANDSOME,
lat TRACTIXE. AND EXCEEDiNGLY
STORY, DOUBLE-BRICK DWELLING, No 1908
E EtEVESrH sThREETss, No KTH sfDE1As sras.
tees named In certain deed OF trust from r.. G.
Warwick, ESQ.,, dated May; 49,, 1874, of record in
the Chancery Court OF the city Of Richmond, D. b.
iO4, page 3S5, we shall. In pursuance Of said deed,
and by request Of the holder Of the second years
note, dnte May ID. 1874, payable two years after;
date, for the sum OF So SOS default having been
beon made In the payment thereof proceed to sell.
upon the premises, on MONDAY the 18th day of
December, 1875, ut o'clock 2. NJ, the above beau. .
tful and magnificent RESIDENCE, containing
about fourteen rooms, with wide hall through the
centre and built In the very best manner and Of the
costliest material The stable has capacity for two
carriages and horses, and Is we'll built All the mod
ern improvements are in the house; The yards are
handsomely laid OF with fine shrubbery, &c. IN.
The lot fronts 100 feet on Clay street. and runs
back to wide alley. Iron railing the entire front.
TERMS: Cash as to suficiency to pay of and dis
charge the note Of $3,S0S and interest until paid,
with cost and expenses Of sale ;Tesidue upon terms
say upon credit till 10th May, 1877, for S4,Ol2;
TIM May Is, 1875 for 81 2l 6, and upon credit for
s4,426 TIL 10th May, 1879; and balance upon
terms to be given ut sale. .'a .l.. s'5E
w. H. LYME,
a-r-.-' A. r. COURTNEY, Trustees.
no % JOHN HOWARD,
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res.er from rom. Rev. =. W. Hooper.

SELMA, Ala, November ~, 1885,
Dear BsfGtch: Here we are az last
away down in Alabama," as the boys USED
TO sing. aud while it is called the sunny
SOUTH we have found It quite as cool and
variable rs Lynchburg. The country along
the Selma, Rome, ana Dalton ra!Ifoaa re-
minded me OF Eastern Virginia, being aroll-
ing country, aboundiug In old-feld pines,
sassafras bushes, and broomstrags. But
there are large beds Of iron and coal, md
about Rome and TainGsega there are many
smelling furnaces, sosne as work, but The
moss OF them g bowed out. Then us you
approach Selma you leave the hill country
and approach She ca,sebsake, which is the
richest soil in A3abaTna. = Fss
Selma is q city OF eight thousand inhabi.
tants, on che Aiabanna river, level rs a floor,
and the streets sandy, and shaded with wa
fef-naks. There are seven large cotton
warehouses and several steam compress ma
chimes, which are in operation day and
night. The crop was cut short by the
worms, but for all chat we find wagons and
drays all the time passing. There are also
six railroads having terminus in the city,
and large machine shops, while they are
completing cotton factory, which cost
over hundred thousand dollars. There
are seven or eight churches (white and col
Oreu), ana the most cCrQlal TeiablO0S eNlSC
among them all. The first Sunday night
after my arrival the Second Presbyterian,
the Baptist, and. the Methodist churches
were all closed, and ministers and people
came out to give me welcome. This is a
universal custom.
Our reception was most warm and enthu-
siastic, and .sour basket and store - were
we'll supplied. The Presbytery of South
Alabama met yesterday, and after the usual
formalities was received, and Rev. Messrs.
Gowan and Caruthers appointed TO con-
duct the installation services next Sunday
night.
There is great rejoicing here to-day at the
election OF General Morgan, OF this city, rs
United States senator. He is said to be one
of the most able and brilliant men in the
South. There is much quiet excitement on
the subject OF the late election, and much
delight at the election OF General Shelby
over his two colored competitors. ...
We are all longing for the daily visits Of
the Dispatch; for, having read it ever since
its origin, we cannot do. without it.
.-r. r. w. III.
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by Frank j. Sampson IN.
Real Estate Agent and Auctionecr.
No. o21 Hull street, Manchester, Va.
COMMISSIONERS SALE AT PUBL

COMMISSIONERS SALE AT PUBLIC
CAUCTION OF i FARM IN CLOVER HILL
TOWNSHIP. IN THE COUNTY OF CHESTER
FIELD.-By virtue of a decree Of the County. Court
of Chesterfield county, entered at the June term,
1872, thereof in the Of L. L. Lester, surviving
partner, &C., against Thomas s. Terrers adpinis-
traitor and Gts will sell in front OF the courthouse
of Chesterfield county, Va, on MONDAY, Deem
Der IL. 1876 being county court-day) at O'clock
NJ, n FARM Of ONE HUNDRED AND TH1R-
TEEN ACRES tmore or lessl, adjoining the land
of w. D. Belcher's estate in Glover Hill township,
Che terrified county, Va. :...,.. .s..slr.
The land is very good, and could easily be made
desirable farm well waiered and tlmbered; the
buildings ample and in tolerable good repair; situ-
ated in very respectable and thrifty neighborhood
near Glover Hill Pits.
TERMS: For cash as to so much of the proceeds as
may be requisite to defray the expenses OF sale and
pay all the costs of this suit not provided for by or
paid under the provisions OF the decree heretofore
entered in this cause and the residue acredit
Of one, two, three and four years payable In equal
instruments, with interest thereon from the day OF
sale, the purchaser to execute his bonds for The de-
ferred payments, and the title TO the land sold to be
retained until the whole Of the purchase money has
been paid and conveyance directed by the court.
20 IE... sing SOCRATES BROOKS, 3
de 8 - .-.., Com missioner.
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a UCTION SALE FOR ANDREW
n JOHNSTON. TRUSTEE--Thc undersigned,
AS SURVIVING trustee under two deeds or trust exc
cIited by Robert Marks TO POwhatan Roberts NOV
deccased) and ahe undersigned, one dated tho Goth
day of December, $50, and the other dated the 9Th
day of April $40, andbot recorded in Chesterfield
County Court on the goth day Of April, $40.
Der, 1875. at 10 o'clock noon, at the Union and
Cunlfe pits, or one OF Them on the premises lately
operated by said Marks in coaI-niniHg, In Chester
field county 10 sell public auction, to the highest
bidder, for cash, the following property embraced
I'm the said trust -deef-yiZ.: -igf7i - tst:EtSJ
FIFTEEN-HoRSE ENGINE, with DRUM aud
BOILERS, at the Union mnes:. sr .s.e.,
SIX-HORSE ENGINE, with DRUM and BOIL
Err, at the -Cunffe mines 81 i - 5IH!.; III
and all other NJ A CHIN and FIXTURES
which are embraced IN the said deed of trust 80
The sale viii be continued or adjourned from day
de w. INDREW JOHNSTON. Trustee.
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TEE REPUBLICAN SALUTE-A GUNNER FA-
TALLY INJCRED.-About S O'Clock Thursday
night an accident occurred while q salute OF
1885 guns were being fired on Judiciary
Square, in Washington, under the auspices
of the Republican Executive Committee, to
celebrate the election Of Hayes and Wheel
er. While firing the one hundred and tenth
round premature explosion occurred in
consequence Of the gun not having been
properly swabbed out, and William Wood
ward was fatally injured. 90
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BY Frank ). Sampson,
Real Estate Agent and Auctionecr.
No. a21 Hull street, Manchester, Va.

COMMISSIONERS SALE AT PUBLIC
" AUCTION OF A FARM NEAR MOUNT
HERMAN CHURCH, IN THE COUNTY OF
CHESTERFIELD.-By virtue of decree Of the
County Court OF Chesterfield county, entered at the
February term (1S72) thereof in the case of Aaron
H. Branch against Virginia r. Branch's admiaistra-
tor, will sell in front of the courthouse Of Ches-
terfield county, Va. on MONDAY, December II,
a FARM OF ONE HUNDRED AND FIVE AND
TWO-THIRD ACRES tmore or less), near to Mount
Herman church, on the Genito road, in Glover Hill
township. The land was originally good, and could
easily be improved. The buildings are ample, but
need some repairs Situated In very respectable
neighborhood. ?. J.a.u.I 10y.
TERMS: A sufficient amount in cash TO pay costs
Of suit and expenses OF sale; and the balance in
equal nstalmcnts ut SIX twelve, eighteen. and twe-
ty-tour months the purchaser to execute hts bonds.
carrying interest from day OF sale the title retained
until all the purchase. money has been paid and Il
conveyance ordered by the court. .tt
SOCRATES BROOKS,
de 5 '.....t .'.. r .'-'~~' Commissioner.
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,lGC;< BY Augustine Royail
= :. =. successor to Moody & Roysll),t ~
fiji Real Estate Agent and Auctioneers -.
"a office corner Seventh and Hull streets,
i. . Manchester, Va. II. .a,sf5n

COMMISSIONERS SALE, OF TWO
OHUNDRED AND SEVEN ACRES OF yALU-
ABLE LAND IN CHESTERFIELD COUNTY, IN
COUNTY (OLD LOCATION, ON MONDAY, DE.
GENDER II, 1876, AT 12A O'CLOCK P. My
ty, In the case OF L. L. Lester 90. .Jacksons ad-
sninistrator, shall expose for sale the valuable
TRACT OF LAND, containing TWO HUNDKED
Ave miles from the courthouse and one ana a half
miles Of Clover Hill rairotd about one third clear
pine. Good FRAMED HOUSE, five or six rooms,
In very fair order; and all the usual out-buildings.
This tract of land should engage the attention Of
those seeking a good home in nneighborhoad con-
yenient to schools, churches mills; &C.. Special at
tention Is invited to the following liberal ,,a. )
TERMS: Cash sufficient 10 pay expenses of suit
and sale balance in equal instruments OF one, two,
three and four years, purchaser to give bonds Tor
deferred payments-slx per cent. interest added
from day Of sale: title retained until the whole pur-
chase-money Is paid and conveyance ordered by the
court s. BROOKS.
die 8 ~ Special Commissioner.
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BY Goddin, Warren s, Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
11O6 Main street. :.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A FRAMED
4 HOUSE ON THE NORTH SIDE OF BAKER
BETWEEN FIRST AND ST. JAMES STREETS
AT PUBLIC AUCTION.--By virtue of :. deed OF
trust from Silas Brown to the undersigned trustee
corded In the clerks office OF the Ghancery Court OF
the city of Richmond, d. B, I06 A. page 316, and
being required to do by the beneficiary, will pro-
coed tn sell at public auction. ON the premises, on
MONDAY the 11th day of December, 1875 ut
O'Clock p. NJ. the HOUSE aud LOT located as above
described. 9 The house has three rooms. lot,
10 5-12xll feet, nloge or Less. II: h 1T = ~
TERMS Reasonable. and made known at sale.
- 7T;-E.1 f'..! GEORGE W. WARREN,
no3O e.: - ~ TIt. /. Trustee,
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THE OREGON CERTIFICATEs.-The Repub.
licans admit that it may have the effect to
cause some trouble, but they say that the
president Of the Senate will not open the SET
OF votes which includes the one Tilden vote,
but will open and hand to the tellers to be
counted the three votes sent on by the
Hayes electors. The Democrats to this say
that the Republicans cannot sustain them
selves by ignoring the certificate OF the Gov
ernor and counting votes which have not
thc broad seal OF the State attached Ball.
more Sun
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VALUABLE BRICK DWELLING OF
BY Edward q. Goddin, !! ."
Real Estate Agent and Anctioneer.
.s'.' Y l015Main street. G.I =

TWO NEW FRAME DWELLINGS ON
i THE EAST SIDE OF CHERRY STREET
BETWEEN DEYER Y AND ALBEMARLE
STREETS FOR SALE AT AUCTJ0N.-By virtue
of decd of trust dated 4th Of December, l675, and
recorded In the clerks Office OF the Chancery Court
Of Richmond, city, being required SO to do by the
ises, at 81 O'Clock p. III. on MONDAY, December
II, 1876, TWO NEAT FRAME DWELLINGS on
the east side of Cherry street between Beverly aud
Albemarle streets each containing three rooms, and
each rented at 1888 month. Lots 36 feet deep.
TERMS: Cash to defray expenses Of sale and to
pay $94 now due. 1'',,. j. II. GODDTN. 80
no 80 tHsf4it :. ~ 1Y4Gss'l's Trustee.
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Dy Edward G. Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
... No. 1Ol5 Main street.

ERAAlE DWELLING WITH THREE
ROOMS, AND LOT s1XTY-SIX FEET
FROM THE NEW PARK, FOR SALE At AUG
TION.-On TUESDAY, December II, 1876, at 8
O'Clock p. NJ. will sell, on the premises, the
FRAME DWELLING on the southwest corner Of
Thirty-third and Marshall streets. ..,.... s-
There is good we'll on the lot; The city having
bought the ground for the Chimborazo Park, pro-
pertY as near 1t rs this Is must become valuable.
TERMS One third cash balance in six and
twelve months. .-' EDWARD C.. GODDIN,
det72t r...# .r.; -T-:.f.I Aucti0neer..
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..... ...-. by f. j. Sampson, .r,-.-.
Real Estate Agent and Auctionecr,
No. 92I Hull street, Manchester. Va.

VALUABLE LAND in CHESTER
' TERRIFIED COUNTY, VA. At AUCTION;
At OLD G0URTHOUSE, ON COURT i! DAY, THE !;
decree of the Circnlt Court of Chesterfield In the
ehancery suit OF Cogbilrs creditors rs. C2goill's
heirs &C.. shall offer for sale to the highest DIGGER
Mt the old Courthouse at the time named, the
TRACT OF LAND, with the uppurtenanccs In The
occupancy of Mrs. - Cogbill, the wldoW OF W; " :
whole tract will be sold subject to the widows right
of dover in S5 - acres -. This land Is In Dale
township near the old Courthouse the nome OF the
late W. W. T. Cogbill. :..L.r..
TERMS: One. fourth cash balance nc one and two
yenrs, purchaser to execute negotiable notes, well
fnjned iJ ma Id for Sale subject 10 confirmation Of
court. aLEAASDEn DoH ~.
4. T.. SAMPSON, Auctioueer.y.. ~, .ssta .s.de5
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Ihi.. BY Frank j. Sampson,
~ Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
No. Gal Hull street, Manchester; Va. :,

E. J.,sAMpsos. AuctIoueer.... -. ....saa ).
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by J. Thompson Brown.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
ll13 Main street, s~.s-:

TOR SALE, BRICK DWELLING AND
Il LARGE GARDEN ATTACHED, WITH
FRUITS AND GRAPE-YINES. &C, ON WEST
MARSHALL CORNER GRAHAM STREET.-At
the request Of the owner win sell ut public auction,
on the premises on WEDNESDAY, December Is,
1876, at o'clock P NJ, the above desirable proper
ty, consisting Of substantial BRICK DWELLING
with five rooms, and a large and fertile GARDEN
attached thereto. The ground IS ut this northwest
corner of west Marshall and Graham streets, 'front.'
Ing OH said Marshall street about 20 feet, and
ming back 157 feet to an alley eight feet wide.
The property will be sold as whole, or SUBJ
divided, as may be desired ut sale. o..
Parties desiring n good dwelling with large gar
den would do well to attend the sale. eg..s-,r j.
TERMS: One-fourth cash; balance ut six, twelve,
and eighteenth months interest added. and secured
by trust-decd. j. THOMPSON BROWN, ii.
de 6-td s... Ill Aucttoneer.,
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

n N. WALKER IL CO., GENERAL IN
~. SURASCE AGENTS, 1Ul4 MAIN STREET
RICHMOND, VA, representing the
NORTH british AND MERCANTILE IN
SURAECE COMPANY, of London and Edinburgh
Capital, S10.000.000 gold.
AMAZON INSURANCE COMPANY. OF Cincir
natl, Ohio-aSScts OVER S1.000.c0C. ?
MANHATTAN F.9ElESCH.tEC.> IJ-.:i'-.S
ri. New Y rk-; $t,S over 100000.
ATLANTIC INSURANCE CO NJ L a \. oi
Brooklyn. y. Y: assets over S50Q.000. -
PHOENIX INSURANCE COMPANY. OF Brook
.yn. y. Y.-:LSseis over S2.500.000.
PORTSMOUTH INSURANCE COMPANY
Portsmouth, Va.-asSets over $4,000.
Deposited with the Treasurer of Virginia, 81 so:
BOO. Losses elcitably adjusted and promptly paid al
.ois agency. Applications solicited, and immedah
attention given thereto oc16
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...ys..s.,r., RICHMOND AND PETRRsBURGt
6HOMMENCING DECEMBER 8, 1876, trains
" on this road viii run as follows. '7-.
725. A. NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily connecting
for Charleston, Augusta, Columbia Sa-
Montgomery, Mobile, New Orleans,
and nli points South and Southwest,
-1- also connects at Petersburg with the
Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio railroad
for Lynchburg, Farmyile, and other
local stations on that road This train
stops only at Manchester and Chester.
fl:00 T. H., ACCOMMODATI0N daily Except sum
.... day.. Passengers taking this train viii
-".&-'.' max. close connection at Petersburg for
$500 Norfolk, and at Norfolk with splendid
Daytime steamers for baltimore, Phil
adepbia, and New YORK, and with the
Old Dominion steamers for New York,
stopping at Ill regular stations on Sig
t1Ahs nal. t.t
500 P. n, FREIGHT daily Except Sunday, with
I1:4o p H., Tn fst aS;iH MAIL daily, connecting
95.f,.s, 1lI.S for Weldon. Wilmington, Charleston,
mi Savannah, and all points IN Florida
Pullman sleeping-car for Wilmington
.I.s stH = and the South. - tL.'
LEAVE PETERsaUKG NORTH.
..t.t with Richmond FREDERICKSBURG and
Potomac railroad for all points North,
745 A. NJ. FRI FaE fsf TsS daily tescep, Sun.
= day., with coach attached: :.
HOO A. d., ACCOMMODATIONS, TRAIN, with
III passenger coach attached.
700 p. NJ. THROUGH NAH. daily, connecting
s.lii 49,. =. with Richmond, Fredericksburg and
fatt Potomac railroad for all points East
and West Sleeper attached, running
through. Also, making close coDnec-
ri. = q. ton with the Chesapeake and Ohio
..r.,...n railroad for the Virginia Springs and
;irpoints North and West. This train
= = stops only at Manchester and Chester.
This Is the only line running double daily train
from Richmond South. --s ,-s,--s.y-
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg viii start from
SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAINS leave Rlcl-
mond at 9. A. NJ. and 4 P. M. every Sunday.
de i grjEs. ~ A. SHAW, Superintendent.
~rT rnr,f/,ny, a >rr> I,rJrn DAJl D,,tn
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BY Robert Is. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and Auctionecr.
1912 Main street.

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF TWO VALUA-
L BILE LOTS ON VENABLE STREET, WITH
TWO NICE NEW FRAME FIvE-ROOM TENE-
MENTs AND KITCHENS, AND TWO PRETTY
BUILDING LOTS ON CARRINGTON STREET.
JUST IN THE REAR OF THE ABOVE, BY AUG
TION.-By virtue Of a certain deed Of trust exc
cuted to me by John p. HARDWOOD and wife, dat cd the
26th day OF April, 1885, Of record in the Chancery
Court clerk, Office, D. B. 10S D., page 10, shall,
by direction Of the beneficiary secured I'm said deed,
default having been made In the payment Of note
therein described proceed 10 SELL upon the premises,
on TUESDAY The 19th;day of December, $40, at
o'clock p NJ, those two desirable LOTS on the
north side OF Vcnable STREET between Twentvfourth
and Twcnty-ifth streets upon which there has been
recently erected two really neat and
FRAME TENEMENTs. containing abont five rooms
each; kitchens, and fine pump Of excellent water.
These lots front 80 feet each BY IS feet deep ~
Darlington street, fronting 80 by 1874 feet.
This sale should command attention Of parties
Wishing to secure nice homes in perfect order. The
tenements are now occupied by good tenants at fair
TERMS: Cash as to a a sufficicncy to pay of and
discharge a note for S994.67 with interest from
October 20, 1876, and cost and expenses Of sale,
and the residue upon terms TO be announced ntthe
hour of sale. r.a - .tsis. X. n. MEAGHER, I
de 0.11,13,1S.16.1S,19 Trustee.
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AUcrIoN sAIEs...Fnt,,re Day 3.

BY =. A. Paine & Co, Ancffoneers.
r ARaE SALE OF 81. !.
DRY GOODS, boots AND SHOES, &c, SIS &.
St Il ON WEDNESDAY THE 18TH INSTANT.
commencing at 10z o'clock, re viii sell at 1902
Main street variety Of goods suited to the season,
comprising Ia b ~ s8Sjs II. ,yisse,
f.3gg BOOTS, SHOES, AND RALMORALS fea
~ 81 ,fg.Fil00 casesl, comprising 81 a{2S
81. MEMS GALE and THICK BOOTS fq.seiy
- CONGRESS CATERS, BALMORALs.,, sglis
ENGLISH TIES, and BR0GANss,, si ,..,ft ~
! - =. with full assortmentof ,.,fFc.Jlr-.
WOArEys; MISSES, BOYS, and chill. DREF'S
= y ~ SHOES, and BOYS, BOOTS, - III !,
ss,lsi.st DRY GOODS IN VARIETY, 49,. ~
comprising CAssIsrEREs, StITrNGs, JEANS,
aud many desirable goods suited to the holiday
.l7fREADf-MADE' cLoTHING, HATS, &C., ~
will, large invoice of BANKRUPT GOODS,
Il among which are many desirable goods. i,.'ts
81 Sale positive, and without limit or reserve IrG
de 8 II. A. PAINE 6 Co, Austoneers.
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REAL ESTATE ATT PRIVATE SALE.
TOR SALE. a VALUABLE. FLOUR.
II CORN, AND SAW-S11LL, ABOUT FORTG
MILES FROM RICHMOND, NEAR THE RICH
MOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND POTOMAC
RAILROAD. 1t has been fitted up WITHIN the last
machinery and appliances Of every kind; has an
uninterrupted warcr-power mud Is frst-class pro-
perty Of the kind. No better opening for the milling
business can be found. For particulars, apply 70
de 7-eod4t - 49, GRUBBS IL WILLIAMS. ,
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nLDDoMINION STEAMSHIP xfEFS
W ~ }tiI i}-gg COMPANY. -. IJi. = ssszsaEsns
FOR NEw'YoRK.

This company viii dispatch one Of their splendid
steamers-0LD DOMINION, WYAN0kE, ISAAC
BELL, and RlCHMOND-eycry TUESDAY, FRI
DAY. and SUNDAY at high water c't@E AKA ~ta}
These ships are entirely new, and were bull. ex-
prcssiy for this route. s..4. -, ..4f
>They have splendid saIoons stafe-rooms ard bath
The fare, accommodations, and atttntiol's are IN
SURPASSED
Goods shipped By this line are landed reguary at
New York on the company's covered pier. 81 North
river. . -, sLt .,.,... % .4x..
with ifspatch and no charge made except sctua e1-
penses Incurred. .>'G,.f.y u ..a.fisgnj,fal gttt
Freight received until S r. n: daily. ,.'.,.,..s
Cabin fare TO New York, u 2 Found-trlp ticRets,
500 Steerage, $8 and 3d. z.se:.r ~ a-3ft
For further Information apply 10
my .oficr. Commands MharHeS. RockettS.