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: LATEST MAIL NEWS.
Secretary (imnitE ANDCotLScroii Bei'Vsox,
The \Va*hingtoi» Union of ysterday contains the
letter ol Secretary (Juthrie to collector Bron*on, of
>'ew York. It will be read with preat interest, nt
bearing upon the policy and poritHnofthe Admin
irtra'ion in regard to the distribution ot public pa
tronage.
Wajhikgton, Oct. 3,1M3.
Dkas Sir:—?iocc the conversation w» had up»
oti the subject <7t the unfortunate division in the
democratic party in New York, I leel more and
more convinced that the present disorganization
cannot fail to endanger the success of the princi
etc* «t the party there, and prove injurious else
where Hut the separation u effected. A con vie
tiou has forced taett on my mind, that by demo
crat* pledged to each other upon a common ptat
form of principle*, the division could and ought to
havebceuprevented. ... ~ .. ...
You are aw are. that the principles of the Balti
more Convention, and the policy intimated iu the
inaufrural address, the President and constitu
tional advi-er* stand pledged to before the World.
They have been and are united as one man upon
these principles and that policy, and hail n asonto
bellewc that all gentlemen who con-euted to accept
the office under the administration stood pledged to
the same principle* and policy-
As. the President underMandsthepnncipleavow
r d a- the platform of the party at Baltimore, all de
mo-rats who joined in upholding aud earryin* out
the same w ere entitled to he recognized a- worthy
of the confidence of the united party, and conse
quently eligible to official station.
That all could not obtain office was manifest, and
that the distribution could not he exactly equal
e,mon?st the different section* of the party, w;is
equally certain. -*>t the distribution was intend<l
to be so made as to jrive just cause of complaint to
no one section, and it Is believed that this intention
ha# been carried out, not only by the President
himself, hut by most of bis appointees, in respect
to the offices under the latter.
Ii has so happened that yo*ir appointments have
b -ori very generally made from that portion of the
party to which you adhere. Thi» you thought best
calculated to secure union hik! hannony. That de
sirable object has failed to be obtained, and the oth
er portion of t!ieparry feel that tbey have not been
fui'y recognized by you, arid, as tilings now stand,
inav not do justice to your motives. I call yocr
attention to this subject, and to the iact that the Pro
sident and his Cabinet, with entire unanimity, re
cognized that portion of the party ae democrat*
distinctly avowing and tirnrtj maintaining the prin
< .rJee ot the Baltimore platform, and entitled to be
recognized by appointment to official stations ia
your department. Allow me to express the expec
tation that you will so recognize tlieuiinthe ouly
« ay that, will carry conviction with it.
1 have rot hitherto deemed it necessary to make
any particular inquiry ae to the section of the dem
ocratic party to which persons nominated for posi
tions in the custom house at New York belonged
prior to the reunion of the party in I*49—which re
union was suppled to Lftve been thoroughly ce
mented in the ar«at and triumphant content in
But as the present excited ctate of feeling
among political iriei.As who acted together in 1852,
and who now stand unequivocally upon the eairt •
platform of principles ia New York, is suggestrre
of a discrimination o! which the administration
will not approve, I shall send a copy of tiii-s letter
to the Naval Officer and the Purveyor of the Port,
in order that there may !>e no misapprehension
to the policy which the I'resident will require tole
pursued.
I am, very respectfully,
Jamsjs OrTHaiE.
G. C. Branson, Esq., Collector, New York.
President Santa Anna. —Tbe extensive mis
representation of the President of Mexico, by the
American press, and the misconstruction of lis mo
tives in the late movement of troops towards the
Kio del Norte, have induced the Mexican Legation
in Washington to make an eifort publicly to cor
rect the misapprehensions referred to. Conse
quently, the National Intelligencer surrenders its
columns for the publication of a letter tending to
ehow that Santa Anna's object is to strengthen his
defences, and give to his country "a serene ar*l
solid aspect to the eye of surrounding nations.'"
Indian War in Oregon.-— Tiie Washington Star
of Saturday, has the following:
We regret to learn that official information has
been received by the Government at Washing:oc,
that the difficulties which have for some time exit
ed between the Indians and white inhabitants of
Rosue River Valley, in the Territory of Oregon
have reached a state of actual war. The Indians
had murdered several persons, among others, tbe
Hon. John Ji. Hardin and Dr. Rose. The settlers
had suspended all bu-iness, and taken refuge in
forts. Captain Alden, of the 4th Infantry, stationed
6t Fort Jones, was at the last accounts marching to
the seat of war with a few regulars and several
hundred volunteers. Volunteers were marching
frorn other directions. Several hundred Indian
warriors are said to have assembled at Table
Rock —many of whom are well provided with arms
and ammunition.
DEATHS FROM YELLOW FEVER—FIRE.
Moile, Oct. 4.—Judge Dargen, Chief Justice of
the Supreme Court of Alabama, died of yellmw fe
ver yesterday. Mr. l'arks and Mr. Skinner, both
prominent men of this place, died of the epidemic
to day. Rev. Mr. Massey lies dangerously ill, but
h&pes are entertained that he will recover. There
ia#yet been no frost in or in tbe neighborhood
of the city. The epidemi* is gradually wearing
away.
The residence of Jonathan Emanuel, who is now
absent from the city, was destroyed by fire to-day.
fiujjposed to be the work of an incendiary, as the
house was not occupied. Loss abonSi£4o,Uoo.
Az.rasy, Oct B.—On Friday a bpilet at the steam
taw mill of Vansittarf and Cottle, in the township
East Oxford, Canada, exploded, killing four men
who were in the mill at the time.
New Orleans, Oct. 7.—The city is .now quite
healthy. The weather h coo! and delightful, and
the absentees are returning in crowds." Business
is reviving.
Mobile,::? still sickly. Nine deaths occurred there
yesterday, including three froru yellow lever.
Philadelphia, Oct. 8. —The steamer City of
Glasgow sailed to-day for Liverpool with "JOO pas
sengers stud $13,000 in specie.
Boston-. Oct. 7.—Telegraphic despatches from
Nova Scotia-state that several American liai.eruien
had been ashore at Cape Breton. The schr. B. P.
Howard, of <?loucegter. had hjlged.
The brij Kate Heath is ashore on Hospital'island,!
an Boston 13 arbor.
Boston, Oct. 7.—A terrible g&le prevailed <ja tht
coast yesterday. The light ship at Mmot's Ledg«
has been carried away.
Chevalier Hulseinann, the Austrian Minister, is
now at New Haren. I
Philadelphia, Oct. 7.—Nathaniel G. Bird, alia
T)r. Hunter, the bigamist, was sentenced to-day 8
■Camden to 10ye&re imprisonment <Lu the TrentOi
penitentiary, at hard labor.
Albany, Oct. 7.—The boiler of Hie sawmill
Kaet Oxford, Canada, i uv jjjjjjj
Jour men.
New York, OcU 7. —The Odd Fellows of thi
city have contributed SI,ICO for the reUef of thei
brethren at New Orlean#. i
O'den Hoffman, it is raid, will decline the Whi
Domination for Attorney General of New York.
An unsuccessful attempt was made a lew nigl
ago to break open the Pavings' Bank, at Wheelii
Va.
John Hicke, who lately killed his wife
woanded his father-in-law in Haywood coui
Tenn., hag been arrested.
KL-eane, convicted in Warren cqunty, Ohio
forgery, Las been taken to Columbus to await
trial in the the Martha Wauhinetnn case. j
Wheeling, Oct. 7.—The water in the Ohic
again ri-t n, and no fears are entertained o!
lurtber (all for this season. The steamers t<i
cinnati are ijuife regular. The freighting, a&
as the passenger businew, has largely incrj
aud a great quantity of goods from the Eattj
lately arrived Irown the river. I
False Pbetence*.—A New York Tor
yer, named Waastaff, has been convicted ill
county, New York,of obtaining money unj
pretences, and sentenced to jail jor Jburl
and lined fciOO, besides f-JOO cost*. J
India. I "he advices from India de«<
teartul lamiue which prevails iu J!urmab
peace patched up has be 'n evidently cau«
want of provi-ions. it conjectured to 1
swpei.si ,no( arm-, and all the Indian pa
template a renewnl oft!; war. i
Bev. John Wirherspoon, I), d. f or manv
' ,|iurth >" "aw J]
th. 23th ult., 1« y,. ar 0 j [,j s „J
Jiui, Simon Oreenlea', IVe-ilent
fccb|Xil of Howard Ut.iversi'y, Carabi
di*i ofl Thuriday night last, ufupoplJ
THE MARKET?.
Baltimore, Oct. B.—-Th«re were do tain of flour
to-day antil near thr dote ot the marker. There
were buyer* at W. 021-2, but holder* refuted to
takf it until the cloae of the market, when TOO bbU
rity )liUf treet W<?re * W,d at 63 1Z Noth % in
N«w Glean,, Ot, p, P . M .-The fiour market it
. J' uyer * ** kin ? * concettion. Hale*
*r i 5 " " W W lor ,«tate, to
»' i t ,< J r ?° nthcr n- Rye flour and corn
ineal unchanged. Wheat hen Tier—sales ol 40.000
u£ C l' rI?T a r ° r wbite Michigan, to 14.". n
it. t r- 0 wlille - Vorn rteaily—talea *20,000
buthcU white at 86c; yellow 87 a 88c. Oats ami rye
are hrnter—« alight advance.
_ AMUSEMENTS
theatre. ~
Hi- L \^ s r °. r Sole LeMee.
\t r ii i A'ticg Manager.
Mr. H. Uwia, Su« e Manager.
MONDAY EVENING. October Mitb, 1&53
RIVALS.
•Abtolute Mr. Griffith.
Capt. Ab.olnte T lor-
Lvd'.aLanguuh rimce
Mr«. Mala prop V lrs. Talzman.
La Miss Partington.
that I Love"—Mfas A. I nee.
GOOD FOR NOTHING.
Tom Dribbles Mr. S. Ryan.
- Nan Mr*. Place.
C & Door* open at 7. I'triurmance to commence
at 7J o'clock.
t#** Admission—Boxes and Parquette, 50 cents;
Second Tier, entrance on Broad street, (formerly Pic
door,) 25 cents; Centre Gallery, 50 cents ; Col'd Gal
lery, (Es*t,) 37J cent*; Colored Gallery, (We«t,) 23
cents.
Jjp'Boxoffice open from 10A M., to3P. M., when
scats may be seenred.
ETKOPOLITAN HALL 6 NIGHTS
LONGER.
W YM AN,
THE WIZARD ANI) VENTRILOQUIST,
in consequence of tin: unabated desire to witness hi.
VARIOUS WONDERS,
will continue his POPULAR EXHIBITIONS dcring
the week, commencing oa
MON DAY EVENING. Oct. 10, 1853,
Closing positively on Saturday Eveninp, 15f.h in«tant.
FsT'l 'he Performance will be varied each evening.
Doore open at 7, commence at $ to 8 o'clock.
See small billc.
ocIO J. TOY. Agent.
ODD FELLOWS' HALL—MONDAY,
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER
10, 11 and 12.
Mid-Day Entertainment, WEDNESDAY After
noon, at 2 o'clock.
THE FAKIR OF SIVA,
The Great WIZARD and VENTRILOQUIST in hie
unparalleled Wonders, and the ETHIOPIAN
BROTHERS, Masters CHARLES and LEWIS
RENT/, 1 and 9 years of aee, assisted bv their broth
ers, L. R. and R. Z. RENTZ, iu their Songs, Ethio
pian Melodies. Dances, fcc.
Good order preserved. Front seats for Ladies.
Doors open at 7 o'clock.
Tickets 25 cents : children 12} cents.
For particulars see small bills. oc 10— ts
Broad rock race s—Win com
mence on the second TUESDAY in October,
18">3, end continue f'ur ! t jl.
FIRST DAY—i'UKSDaY Vlth. — ■»weep? a'*e»fir
three yearoid colts and titleys, two mile heats, $(100
entrance, halt" forfeit—three subscribers aird closed.
1. Cupt. John Belcher names, Dr. Cabell's bay til
ley by Herald, dam imported.
2. Mr. .las. Talley names ch. fdley by Herald, dam
Betsy White.
3. C. be. N. Green, name grey horse Cranite bv
Pulvdore, dam Andrewftta.
S'ECON D DAY—WEDN E S D A Y.—Proprietor's
Parse, 8250, two mile heats, free for ail ages.
Second Race—Same Day.—A fine set ofDouble
Harness for a Buggy; one mile out, free for saddle
horses only ; SlO entrance.
THIRD DAY—THURSDAY.—Jockey Club Puree,
Four Mile Heats, $300, with an inside stake of $250,
in which Capt. John Belcher names Red Eye, and C.
It N. Green name Lawson.
FOURTH DAY—FRIDAY.—A Post Stake, $250
entrance, half forfeit; mile two cr more to
make a race—now two subscribers. This stake will
close tbe 29th inst., up to which time any one can
subscribe bv addressing the undersigned.
ry SECOND RACE—Same Da v.—A purso of
$100, entrance $10, distauce eric quarter a mile, for
all who choose to :un As there are very many tine
quarter horses in this section, at this time, this is ex
pected to be an inters sting race.
se 17d:d C. Si. N Proprietors.
VALUAULE HEAL RRORERTY EN
T THE COUNTY OF CHESTERFIELD, FOR
SALE.—The subscriber will sell at public sale, on
FRI DAY, the 14th day of October, that very desira
ble residence called Oak Hill, in Chesterfield county,
the residence of the late Dr. Samuel H. Royal!. The
farm contains about 200 acres of laud, apportion of
which is highly improved, and adapted to the growth
of wheat, corn, oats. Stc. The dwelling heuee, school
house and out-buildings are very commodious, and in
perfect repair.
To a physician, or those desirous of establishing a
boarding school for females, this property offers ia
ducements rarely to be met with. Dr.Wm;h. John
son, who lives near, will take pleasure in showing the
property to asj one wishing to see it before tbe sale,
and also in giving any information that may be de
sired concerning the property.
At the same time, will be sold about 380 acres of
wood land, distant about two miles from the resi
dence; and immediately after the sale of the land,
the personal propertv of every description will be
sold, to wit: Horses, Cows and Hogs, crops cf Corn,
Fodder, Oats, Straw, &c., Farming Utensils, Carts,
'Wagons. &c., and a large quantity of very saperior
household Furniture.
Tbe terms for the land will be one-third in cash,
balance on a credit of one and two years, bearing in
terest; for the personal property, cash for all nuns
ender $50; that amount and over, a credit of 6ix
months will be given
ADELAIDE P ROY ALL,
Executrix of S H. Royall, deceased.
■g"he above sale will take place on the premises, »t
12 o'clock, noon, on the 14th day of October, 1853.
GODDIN St APPERSON,
oc 10—dtds Auctioneers.
1/VI V E HUNDRED DOLLARS RE
WARD.—THE ANTIDOTE by Dr Jeffries cures
a certain disease in from three to five days, without
restriction as to diet, exposure or application to bu
siness.
The proprietor the anti
dote will
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Arrival of the Eldorado,
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA
Ntw Orleans, Oct. 9,1853.
The Steamer Eldorado baa arrived at this port
with sixteen day*' later news from California.—
The Illinois left Aapinwall for New York with one
million and a quarter dollars in gold.
The elections in California resulted in favor of
tbe Deux c rats. JJigler has been re-elected Gover
nor. The vote was dose.
Governor Lane has effected a treaty with the
hostile Indians on Rogue Rn er.
The mining fntelligrace is favorable—fresh dis
coveries of gold being made.
WANTS.
VV"AN r l ED—By a young girl, a situation
*▼. to learn the VEST BUSINESS. Addre*. H.
B-i Digpatch office. oc :o—lt*
\V ANTE D—Employment as Clerk.
I Book-keeper or Superintendent of a Store, bv
to Englishman, aged 29, who ha* had 12 veari prac
tice in mercantile pursuit* in Loudon. Highest tes
"'"ofiV.Vcharacter and ability. Address, BOOK
KEEPER, care t»f Mr. R. Rankin, Dcck street,
oc 10—2t*
WANTED.—A HALE suitable lor a
v v Musical Academy, in the centre of the City,
and immediate possession desired. Apply at tbis of-
oc 10—St*
Vy ANTED, A SITUATION.—Wanted
™ T by an industrious young man, about 18 years of
age, a situation in a Grocery, China or Commission
« B P ec " a kJ e references given. Apply to Mr.
£IMON BONAVITA, Main sireet, opposite the
R » llkp - oc 3—2w*
WANTED— An APPRENTICE to learn
thfe bakiiig business. Aptly to
0c ADAM & CO., 144 Main street.
XjiTANTED—Ten good CARPENTERS.
7 wa * ea ac d steady employment. Enquire
at the office of the Superintendent of the Richmond
and Danville Railroad. oc 8 St*
ANTED, IMMEDIATELY — Two
good PLOUGH STOCKERS, to whom libeial
wages will be given. GEO. WATT & CO.,
Franklin St., next to R. H. Dickinson Si Bro's
oc 7—St*
T>LACKSMITH WANTED.—Wanted tu
•■-7 hire, a No. 1 Smith, to whom the best wages
and steady work will be given.
Apply to JOHN A. FOSTER.
Also, SIX BOYS, for Cart Drivers.
oc 6—6t
\| ILL IN EPS WANTED.—Two or
three good Silk Milliners.
Apply at N. C. BARTON'S,
Oct;—l tf IC9 Main st.
WANTED— EXCHANGE ON LON
DON, by
KF.NT PAINE & KENT.
WANTED, IMMEDIATELY —A TIN
PLATE AND SHEET IRON WORKER,
(Job Workman ) The very best wages and constant
employment will be given.
WAITE k SENER.
oc 3—l2t* Fredericksburg. Va.
WANTED TO RENT—A DWELLING
HOUSE, containing five or six rooms—would
like to get possession during the next month.
Apply to JNO. W. WRIGHT
W ANTED.—A young Man, a native of
Cumberland County, who has an extensive
acquaintance, and who could command a large share
of country patronage from that section of the State,
wants a situation as Salesman in some stere in this
city. Apply to ALLEN &. CROUCH,
Intelligence and Agency Office,
oc 1 Cor. Broad nod Ninth sfs.
WANTED. —I wish to hire a good L'ooS,
Washer and Ironer, for the balance of the
year, and also, a good Dining Room Servant. Apply
to ED. D. EACHO.
°c 1 Gecl. Agent and Collector.
WANTED —A YOUNG MAN, who has
had some experience, desires a situation as
OVERSEER in some Tobacco Factory. Business
being his object, he would be willing to take a very
moderate saiaiy. ALLEN k CROUCH,
Intelligence and Agency Office,
se 27 Corner of Broad and 9ih sis.
subscriber wishes to employ tv.o
A journeyman TAILORS, immediately, for
Fall work. W. H. MANN.
Gordonsville, Oct. 5, 1853. st»
II^OUND. —A Dark Bay MARE, with
white spot on forehead and tail. The owner
can have her by applying to
JAMES TREWOLLA.
oc R—lt* Se/ionri S' r
EYV FALL. AND WIN 1 Etc L>Kl
GOODS —I have in store a well selected stock
of Fall and Winter DRY GOOD 1 -', bought at the
North for cash, and I can and will sell them as chfap
as the Goods can be bought in any city in the Union.
Rich brocade dress Silks
Plain, changeable and figured Silks
Black Silks of all kinds; Crape Shawls
French, English and German Merinos
Superfine (all wool) Delaine, all colors
Figured Delaine 12 cents, to the finest quality
Long Shawls; silk Wrappers, in sreat variety
Silk Velvets for visites; pointed Velvets
Fringes and Gimps for trimming; silk Mitts
Linen Table Damask; Napkins and Towels
Russia Diaper; brown linen Damask
12-4 Sheeting; 6-4 pillow case Cottons
French needle-worked Collars, Sleeves. Hdkfs
Infants' Frock Wsicts; cambric and Swiss Bands
Marseilles Quilts; Fringes
Bed and negro Blaukete; Linreys and Kerseys
Domestic Goods at factory price*
JACOB A. LEVY'S
oc 10 Cheap cash stores. 15 and 75 Main st.
HAVE you ever used the V IKUIMA
MAGIC WASHING FLUID? If yeu have not
and wish to keep ahead by economising your time, la
bor and money, aud saving the wear and tear of
clothes, get at once some of this celebrated Washing
Fluid. Its great utility once seen and experienced,
its use will never be given up. Price 12* cents a
quart. For sale by E. J. PICOT it CO,
oc 10 Druggists.
RINTS, MOUSELINES, &c.—Prints,
Mouselines, Cashmeres, fee., in great variety,
jMyale by C. HARTWELL t CO.
BtabgLWOOL HOSE. —Chil-;
Wool
Cotton
CO.
AUCTION BAT.BR
future days.
BY GODDIN It APPERSON
CIX VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS
O an Arch and 7th streets, in the City of Rich
mond. for sale at Auctioa.
Will be mid. on SATURDAY afternoon, the 15th
October. 1853, upon the premises, commencing at 4J
o'clock, lix valuable Building Lou, on the North line
of Arch and West line of 7th street, each fronting
about 21 feet, running back 77 feet to an alley- These
Lota are contignotu to the Tredegar Iron Work*, Pe
tersburg Depot, and aeveral large manufacturing es
tablishments, and offer peculiar inducement* to umr
disposed to porchaae in that improving part of the
city.
Terms—One-third caah, balance at 3 and 6 month*,
for negotiable note*, intereat added, and title retained
till laat note ia paid.
oc« OODDTN k APPERSON, Ancta.
THIRTY BUILDING LOTS OX
A CHURCH HILL, near Mr. Heckler's, for aale
at Auction.
Will be sold, on WEDNESDAY, the 19th October,
1553. upon the premise*, commencing at t o'clock,
abe at 30 handsomely located Lou, on Church Hill,
near the residence of Mr. V. Heckler, and bounded
by 27th, 28th, T and V street*.
Terms —One-third casb, balance at 3 and 6 month*,
for negotiable note*, interest added, and title retain
ed till laat note is paid.
oc 6 GODDIN k APPERSON, Auct*.
VALUABLE PRIVATE DWELLING
ou Grace street, Churca Hill, for sale at Auc-
Will be sold, on TUESDAY afternoon, the 18th
October, 1853. upon the premise?, commencing at 4h
o'clock, that valuable private Dwelling on the Nortn
side of Grace, between 23d and 24th streets, now in
the occupancy of Mrs. Eliza G. Carrington. The
house ia remarkably well built, and with the addition
of a few hundred dollars expended in repairs and im
provements to it, could be made a moat comfortable
and desirable residence. The view of James river
and the surrounding country is quite pleasiug to the
eve. The neighborhood ia equal to any on Church
Hill.
Terms—Accommodating, and made known at the
time of sale.
oc 6 GODDIN t APPERSON, Anct*.
4i> HANDSOME AND VALUABLE
BUILDING LOTS IN MANCHESTER FOR
SALE AT AUCTION.—WiII be sold, on Thursday
afternoon, the 20th October. 18.53, npon the premises,
commencing at 3J o'clock, in the order advertised,
half lota No*. 11, 12, 26. 40, 41, in the plan of Man
chester, bounded by McDonough and i'e.rrv streets.—
Also, half acre lots, Nos. 10 and 12, in Mayo's plan,
adjoining Manchester, boundtd by Lawrence and
Jones streeta—Also, half acre lots Noa. 36 and 57 in
the same plan, bounded by Burroughs atreet. The
above lots will be divided to suit purchasers.
After which, will be sold lots Nos. 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 and
11 in W. H. Brander'a plan, each froutiug 30 feet
on Jackson street, between Porter and Bainbridge
stre«u, running back 125 feet, to au aliley 14 feet
wide.
The above lots are beautifully located, and some of
them (within a few hundred feet) are near the Depot
and Workshops of the Panville Railroad company.
The attention of Capitalists and others is invited io
this sale, as it is believed that property in Manches
ter is enhancing and will continue to rise in vaine;
besides, some of these lots are so convenient to the
people ot Richmond, that those residing near Mayo's
bridge cauld ssctire themselves a desirably located
building lot, where no city taxes wouid have to be
paid, at a comparatively small outlay.
TERMS. —One-third cash, balance at three and six
month?,<br negotiable cotes, interest added, secured
by a trust deed or title retained.
Q-C GODDIN k APPEJISON, Aucts.
BY JAMES M. TAYLOR.
Houses and lots and vacant
LOTS IN FULTON AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
—On WEDNESDAY, 11th inst., commencing at 12
o'clock, M., will be sold, two new Frame Houses
and Lots in the town of Fulton, on the south side of
State street These houses are now rented to good
tenants at 20 per centon their value, and will always
be in demand The Lots front 30 feet each and run
back 130 feet to an alley 10 feet wide.
After, which will be sold, about 10 Lots near the
above, and well situated for improvement.
Terms—One-third cash ; balance, six and twelve
months with interest and title retained,
se 30 JAS. M. TAYLOR, Auct.
FORTY LOTS ADDlTlONAL.—lm
mediately after the sale of the abo-ve property, will
be sold. 40 LOTS, situated in Fulton on seme of the
principal streets, and being for the most part well
adapted for building sites.
T-:rm3—One-third cash; balance at 3, 6 and 9 rco's.
with interest, and title to be retained until payment
in full.
oca JAS M. TAYLOR, Auctr.
VALUABLE LOT UM ROCKETTS
▼ STREET AT AUCTION.—After the sale in
Fulton, will be sold on the premises, that valuable
LOT on liocketts street, opposite Hawkins k Libby's
and adjoining the residence of Mrs. Mull,' being the
same lot on which the bowling a'ley now stands,
fronting' 22 feet and running back 66 feet.
Terms—One-third cash; balance at 4 and 3 months,
with interest, and title withheld.
ocs JAS. M. TAYLOR. Anctr.
BY KENT. PAINE i KENT.
Trustee of wool,
WOOLEN GOODS, BRICKS, IRON, COP
PER, MACHINERY, BLACKSMITHS' TOOLS,
&c., at Richmond.—By virtue of a Deed of Trust
executed to me by the Virginia Woolen Company,
on the 2Sth dav of September, lS r j3, and recorded in
the Clerk's offire of the Court of Hustings lor the
city of Richmond, I shall, on TUESDAY, the Xlth
day of October next, proceed, at public auction, to
sell the following property.
The sale will begin at 10 o'clock, A. M., in front of
the site of the late manufacturing mills of the com
pany, bet«veeu 11th and 12'.h streets, in the city of
Richmond, where will be sold all the remains of the
Woolen Mills, Machinery, Fixtures, itc.; consisting
in part of
The Brick Work of the Mills, he., standing and
fallen, supposed to .contain about 230,000 brickß,
The Iron Work of the Machinery audFixtures, es
timated as amounting to 90,000 lbs
A large lot of Steam aud Gas Pipes, jiCopper Ket
tles anti Pipes, 2 Steam Boilers, I Engine Head and
Gears,
One large set Blacksmith's Tools, Waale-houje tuad
Blacksmith's snop.
One large lot YVool Waste, 5 packages Teazles,
The remaining Wood Work of the Milk, Platform,
Bridge, 4ic.
Much of the Iron Work can still be used as Ma
chinery.
Directly afterwards, over the store house of E. B.
Skinker, on Cary street, between 14th and 15sh
streets will be sold, two bales and 75 pieces Flannels.
Cashmarets and .Tweeds; about 48 000 lbs. Wool of
different kinds; the larger part of this is New York
and Virginia pulled Wool, and Ohio and If-ew York
fleece Wool of high grades; Yarn Waste, Card Cloth
ing, Hydrometers, Thermometer, Oleometer, Aika
limeter, Magnifying Glass, Sic. »
The property will be shown to any persons desi
rous of examining it, by application, at any time be
fore tie sale, to me or to Mr. John Waterncuie, the
agent of the company.
TERMS.—Cash for all sums under $100, all sums
over that amount upon 4 months credit for negotiable
cotes with approved endorsers, interest added.
VALUABLE MANUFACTURING SITE AND
WATER POWER.
the 15tb day of November, 1353, at
proceed to sell at public auction,
lot of ground aud water pow-
auction bales.
ruruKE Days.
_T~JOHH R. p. payne.
household
TION. -Will J£39!J?gWE AT AUC-
Oet. at the a the H'h day of
Koad. at h ßrt *¥°T °° *»>• Plank
Furniture, under * Kitchen
«rn
W SJesK AT a CCTION on
on the premise*, 120 (eet of
uated, fronting on 2dth «treer w^i Qt v Tft
streets, and will be divided Mid L
.ers.Tem.liW and Mir^ t r e Pl " Cb *-
° cB - <tt ' i MARY MCENP.BT
" BY DUNLOP. MONCURK
GROCERIES AT AUCTION n*
V* TUESDAY, the 11th Instant, «!0
o'clock, we will sell at our store, a general*—
of GROCERIES, consisting in part of—
90 hhds. New Orleans and Cuba Bugars. mn.in.
from fair to choice quality ® '
11 50 bbls. Louisiana Molasses
4V boxes Sperm Candles
20 hhds. Bacon Sides
50 bbl*. Whiskey
Madeira, Port and Champagne Wines
Gunpowder, Pouchong, Imperial and Young
Hyson Ttas
Mustard, assorted Candies
7500 Cigars, some very superior
Henne**y Brandy—Vintase, 1&50 and 1851
tw Sale without regard to weather.
Terms—Under fino cash; over that amount, four
month* credit for approved negotiable paper.
DUNLOP, MONCURE k CO., Aucts.
SHOES AND BOOTS.
After the ab«ve sale, commencing at half past 11
o'clock, we will sell—
250 caaes BOOTS and SHOES, comprising a desira
ble end seasonable assortment of work for Men and
Women, Boy* and Miases' wear.
Terms as above.
oc 6 DUNLOP, MONCURE fc CO., Anct*.
FIVE HANDSOME LOTS ON FRANK
LIN AND PINE STREETS, FOR SALE AT
AUCTION.—WiII be sold on the premises, on WED
NESDAY AFTERNOON, 12th October, at ha I .f past
4 o'clock, 140 feet of Ground ou the north line of
Franklin street, and east of Pine street, running back
150 feet to an It will be divided into live lots,
oi 28 feet each. These lots are opposite the Public
Square, and are justly regarded as the *nost beauti
fully located of any in that truly Improving part of
the vicinity of Richmond.
Terms.—-One-fourth cash; balance at 4. 8 and 12
months for negotiable notes, interest added and title
retained till last note is paid.
oc 1 GODDIN fc APPERSON, Aucts.
House and lot on broad, be-
TWEEN JEFFERSON AND MADISON
STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.—WiII be
sold on FRIDAY AFTERNOON, the 14th October,
1853. npon the premises, commencing at 4 o'clock the
small brick TENEMENT on the North side of Broad,
between JetTeraon and Madison streets, now occupied
by B. Tate and adjoining Mr. Miller's bakery. The
Lot fronts 22 feet, run* back about 137 feet to an a)Wj'.
Terms—One-third cash: balance at 3 and 6 months,
with interest, for negotiable notes and title retained
till last note ia paid.
GODDIN t APPERSON, Auct*.
After the foregoing sale, will be sold a newly erect
ed frame DWELLING on the South side of Duval
street, near to Brook Avenue, now owned or occupied
by Thomas Martin, a free man of coior.
Terms, wme as above.
oc 4 GODDIN fc APPERSON. Aucts.
TEAMED DWELLING ON MONROE
J- STREET, BETWEEN CLAY STREET AND
P.ROOK AV ENI'E, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.—
Will be sold, ou FRIDAY AFTERNOON, the 14th
day of October, 18.53, upon the premises, commencing
at 5 o'clock, the House and Lot on the East line of
Monroe street, between Clay street and Brook Ave
nue, now in the occupancy uf Mr. Montague. The
Lot fronts 48 feet, runs back 130 feet, more or less.
TERia-—One-third cash, balance at 3 and 6 mouths
for negotiable notes, interest added, and title retained
till last note is paid.
By order of the executor of W. D. Jennings, de
ceased.
°c4—td GODDfN L APPERSON,,Aucts.
VALUABLE PKU PERTY FOR
SALE.—In pursuance of a deed of trust execu
ted to the undersigned. Trustee*, by Henrv Exall,
dated the 14th day of June, 1845K and recorded in the
Hustings Court Clerk's office of the City Richmond,
on the 23th of the same month, to secure the payment
of 83,200 to the Trustees of Mrs. Jane Montague,we
Bhc.il, on Tuesday, the 11th day of October next, at 1
o'clock, p. M., proceed to sell, on thepremises, the real
estate conveyed by the said deed; being all the unex
pired term of a lease of 2 lots, or parcels of land, in the
City of Richmond, on the Eastern side of 15th street,
bouuded on the South by the property of Wort ham
McGruder, and on the North by the property of the
estate c» John Alien, deceased, fronting each 20 feet
on said 15th street, and running back 100 feet: which
lease was made to the said Henry Exall, bv Frances
Tompkins, by her deed dated the sth of May, 1546,
and reccrded in the said Hustings Court Clerk's oi
fice the 7th of August, in the same year, with all the
right, title, interest and estate acquired by the eaid
Henry Exall under the said deed of Frances Touid
*ins.
By the deed from Mrs. Tompkin!, the said lots were
ceased by Henrv Exail, for the term of 10years, from
the Ist day of July, 184»i, at the rent of #200 per an
num, pavable quarterly; he to erect two buildings,
each 20 feet front, and at least 70 feet deep, and four
stories high above the cellar, which have been erect
ed accordingly. At the end of the terra of ten years,
Mrs. Tompkins may have the buildings valued by
three persons, chosen as in the deed, aud '
may take them at such valuation ; oi, if she declines
to io so, the lease is then to continue for five years
longer, on the same terms; or4tmay be\o continued
for five years longer, without a vakiatioS, and so on
for each succeeding period of five wars, if«t exceed
ing 20 ycarsin all. from the expiration of the first term
often jcars; that is, 30 years from the Ist of July,
1846 ; at which time, Mrs Tompkins is bound to take
the buildings at the valuation which mav then be
made by persons appointed, as provided by "the deed.
This is believed to be a correct abstract of the provis
ions of the lease ; but persons wishing to purchase are
referred to the deed of lease itself.
Terms:—So much of the purchase money as may be
required to defray the expenses of executing the trust
and to discharge the said principal sum of $3,200, with
any interest which may be due thereon and unpaid,
that is about $3,500 or $1,000, as will be more" par
ticularly stated on the day of sale, to be paid in cast;
$5 000 of the residue to be paid on the 27th day of
February, 1654; and the remaining part of the pur
chase money to be paid in twelve months from the
day of sale ; the credit instalments to be secured by
notes, with approved endorsers, and a deed of trust
on the property.
THOS. T. GILES, > - .
A. J. CRANE, \ Trustees.
The eale to be conducted by the undersigned.
GODDIN k APPERSQN,
Sept. 29th, 1853.—td. Auctioneer!.
|\/TOST BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY
XTJL SEAT, n MILES WEST OF THE CITT
NEAR THE PLANK ROAD, FOR SALE AT AUC
TION.—The beautiful Estate, owned by Mon*. Prave
containing 150 acres, will be sold at auction, on the
premises, on TUESDAY, the 11th XJctober, ias3. if
fair day, commencing at 3J o'clock,
into three parcel**,
made. The
THIS D4V.
BY GODDIN k AFTERS ON
BT ALEX. NOTT k CO.
Medicines at auction—th»
(Monday) MORS mo, commencing at »
o'clock, we will Mil at taction, at the office of
Teas»'«, oo Church Bill, corner of Broad Mb
streets, a choice collection of MEDICINES, *•,
embracing the usual wiety. Terms cash,
oc 1# ALEX. NOTT fc CO., AmU
VALUABLE hcuse and lot om
▼ JACKSON STREET. FOR SALE AT AUC
TION.-Will bo Mid. en MONDAY, the 10th day df
October, lU3, opon the premises. commeocief at 4)
o'clock, the valuable BRICK TENEMENT, o« tte
•oath lice of Jsckson street, now in the occupancy at
Mrs. Rebecca Baker. The hooae i* in axceuaatro
pair, and haa avenr convenience for a genteel family.
Terms: One-third cash, balance at one and tw
jeara, for bonds or notes, bearing interest, tecnred bj
a trust deed. GODDIN k APPERSON,
oc 1 Aacta.
PUBLIC SALE OF LAND IN HEK-
X RICO, FOUR AND A BALK MILES BELOW
RICHMOND.—The subscriber offer* for sale his adU
nable FARM, situated on the Osborne Turnpike, 4|
pPjesfTom Richmond, containinit about 4CO acres, oat
half cleared, the balance well set in oak and pine.
The cleared laud is in a high state of improvement,
and is well adapted to the culture of eora, wheat,
oats and the (ruses. It takes clover finely.
« itu a small outlay in th* purchase of ma bore,
,° m to two thousand bushels of wheat and from
a to ")00 barrels of corn can annually be made. Use
jmprovetnents consist of a comfortable dw ell ing
Bouse with six rooms, kitchen, smoke house, dairy;
• w,t ' l t . !le "sual out houses.
r re 11 * splendid apple orchard, embracing from
the forwardest to the litest kinds; also, an abundanM
of other fruit trees.
The health of the place is equal to any in Virginia,
Mid the society decidedly good. It is seldom that a
farm combining so many advantages, being within 40
minutes nde of Richmond, is thrown in market. It
" ye /7 susceptible of a division, abounding in springs
of the purest water in every part of the Farm; b«t
being very anxious to sell, for tbe purpose of locating
near some seminary of learning, 1 will sell a treat
bargain. 1 deem it useless to give a more roiaate des
cription, as any person wishing to purchase will, of
course, first view the premises.
If I do not sell before the 10th day of October
privately—of which due notice will be given—l will
then expose the Farm to public auction on that day if
fair, if not the next fair day thereafter.
A plat of tba land can be seen in the office of
Messrs. Goddin & Apperson ; and terms, he-,
apply either to them or the subscribe r.'
RO. B. LYNE.
Address—Richmond, Va.
Sale conducted by Goddin k Appirson, Aucta.
oc C
The above sale will take place on the premises, at
the hour of 12 o'clock, on MONDAY, 10th of' Oct
ober, 18^5.
oc 8 i GODDIN Jt APPERSON, Aucta.
SALE OF REAL ESTATE IN THE
CITY OF RICHMOND.—In obedience to a de
cree of the Circuit Court of the city of Richmond,
pronounced on the 2d July, 1853, in the esses of Wat
son rs. Fletcher, and Fletcher rs. Watson, the under
signed, the Commissioner therein named, will pro
ceed, on SATURDAY, the 15th day of October, 18&\
at 4 o'clock, P. M , to expose to Mile, at public ano
tion, cji the premises, one undivided moiety of Us
HOUSE and LOT in the proceedings in said caaea
mentioned, situated on 14th street, a littie below
Franklin street, and opposite to the Exchange Hotel,
on the following terms, that is to say : one-third of
the purclkoe money cash, one-third payable in six,
and the remaining third in uine months from the day
of sale —the purchaser to give bonds with good sera
rity. or negotiable notes, with an approved
for the deterred payments, which are to bear interest
from the day of sale, and the title to be retained un
til the purchase money be paid, and a conveyance di
rected bv the Court. ROUT. C. BTANARD,
oc 4—dtrt Commissioner.
(Richmond Whis copy.)
LYON'S KATHAIRON, for preserving,
restoring and beautifying the Hair, is the mwl
delightful ana wonderful article the world ever pro
duced. Its astouishing success is without a precedent
in the history «t the Materia Medics. Dark arui
luxuriant curls, soft and glossy hair, with scores of ad
mirers, (mar* this ladies,) is the universal effect of
the Kathairon. Bald and grey head* were perfectly
astonished. "The Kathairon has fully restored nor
hair after a baldness of 12 years. A. J. Courtrigbt, 7S
Bond st., N V." The Kathairon is a certain cure for
Nervous Headache, and all cutaneous diseases Sold
by all dealers everywhere. Try it. Price only 25ct*,
in large botties. D. 8. BARNES, Proprietor,
161 Broadway, N. Y.
PI'RCELL, LADD U CO. and ADIE L GRAY,
wholesale agents, Richmond. oc G—dlmif
IMPORTANT DISCOVERY!—RELIEF
X IN TEN MINITES!!—BRYAN'S PULMONIC
WAFERS are unfailing in the cure of Coughs, Colds,
Asthma, Bronchitis, Sore Throat, Hoarsneax, Difficult
Breathing, Incipient Consumption, and diseises of the
Lunp. They have no taste of medicine, and any
child will take there. Thousands have been restore*
to health that had before despaired. Testimony given
in hundreds of cases. A single dose relieves in te«
MINUTES.
Ask for Bryan's Pulmonic Wafers—the original au4
only genuine is stamped "Bryan." Spurious kind*
are offered for sale. Twentj-hve cents a box. Soli
by dealers generally. J. BRYAN b CO.,
Rochester, N. Y.. Proprietora.
For sale by J. B. WOOD. Richmond: F. H. Robert
son 6c Co., Petersburg; D. R. I.yuian, Lynchburg; J.
H. Patterson k Co., Wheeling. oc6—3m<f
ÜbiiANJL>, WIFE, YOUNG LADY
CURED.—LET FACTS SPEAK!
Barrellville, Alleghany county, Md., 4
May 4th, 1852. J
To Mesm. Mortimer and Mowbray :—Dear Sin—
justice to Dr. Hampton'* Vegetable Tincture, I wish
to inform you that I was taken sick on the 3d day of
January last, with an affection of the stomach, bow
els and kidneys. I was attended by four eminent
physicians for'more than two montli»—all to little or
no effect. I had some knowledge of the great vint«o
in Hampton's Tincture, from one bottle whichf
wife bad taken two years since.
I came to the conclusion thatl would take no mora
medicine from my physicians, but try the Tincture;
and I am happy to inform you I had not taken it tw»
days before I.felt its powerful influence upon iuy
stomach. I have continued using the Tincture, mi
am now able to leave my room, and can eat any com
mon diet without much inconvenience or pressure os
my stomach. . "
The attiicted or their friends are daily visiting rtoe,
o learn oft ho great virtue there Isin this Tincture el
Hampton's.
I expect to send you several certificate! in a few
day*—one. especially, from a young lady wb» hm
been confined to her room for twelve mouths, with*
disease of the head, affecting the brain.
E. W HALL.
On the permanency of the cure hear him. Stitt
another letter from the above !
Barrellville, Alleghany county, Md- >
October IS, 1852.
Mettrt. Mortimer and Mowbray.—Dear Sir*—l «—
happy to inform you that thi* day finds me in tb*
enjoyment of good health, by the use of your Hamp
ton's Tincture and the blessings of God. 1 am ea*-
bled to pursue my daily avocati.-.n* as uiraal, and I
have a great desire that the afflicted should know Dm
great curative power* of the Tincture.
I am, with respect, yours, E. W. HALL.
CHOLERA MORBUS, DIARRHtEA, DYSEN
TERY, and all diseases of the Stomach and Bowela
are eared by HAMPTON'S VEGETABLE TIHC
TURE. As a cure and preventive, it has been won
derfully successful. It will be found, on inquiry, that
who u*e it have an exemption from thoaa dis-
to the Summer.
femalea and children will find thi* • mat
ha* restored thousand* to health. ,
VEGETABLE TINCTURE.—CaI
gratis, with history of discovery
and see certificates af
le accommodation
)Ke are the nnual
(table.