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LATEST MAIL NEWS
Correspondence »f the Dispatch.
NEW MARKET FALL RACES'.
Pmummo. Oct 11th, 1A%4.
I)mt Dispatch: The Fall Race* over tba New
Market Course, commenced to-day, the race bring
the Colt's «Uke, t9(W entrance, two mile heat*, four
entries.
I have only time to place the horses and give the
result, as follows:
John Helcher'a Child e Harrold Colt, .111
O P. dare's Zinganee 12 2
C.Green's Augu«ta, 3 drawn.
Maj. D-jswell's Agitator, 4 dist.
Time: 3:53 1-2-3:57—4:08.
CONVICTION OF DR. GRAHAM.
Nrw York, Oct. 10 —Tbejory came in a little af
ter 3 o'clock this morning, anu answered to their
names. Toe prisoner and the jury were then di
rected, as usual, to rise. The Clerk said, "What
say you. gentlemen, do you find the prisoner at the
bar guilty of the murder and felony with whieh
he stands charged," to which the Foreman replied:
•' We find him not guilty of murder, but Guilty of
Manslaughter in the second degree." *
Mr. O'Conor atked that the jury bo polled, and
in answer to the question of the Clerk if that was
their verdict, the whole eleven (one of the panel
haviugbeen wlthdrawn.it will be recollected, yes
terday,) answered "Yes."
Mr. O'C., in the mean time, had banded up a pa
per to the judges, alter the jury had given their
verdict, and been questioned, as stated. Mr. O'-
Conor gave notice to the Court that they intended
to ask leave to| present a bill of exceptions, and
would do so within the twenty days allowed by
law.
The prisoner was then remanded, and will pro
bably be brought up the last day ol the term for
sentence. Tbe punishment of manslaughter in the
second degree is State Prison lor not less than four
nor more than seven years.
OUTRAGEOUS INDIAN MURDER.
A lady from the neighborhood of Fort Ripley,
now in St. Paul, brings information that the wife of
Rev. Mr. Spencer, Missionary at Red Lake, was
murdered a snort time since t/y a wur party of Sioux
Indians. Mrs. Spencer was sitting in her apartment
after dark, when she was tired upon and killed In
stantly. She was an estimible lady, who had re
sided several years with her husband as a mission
ary among the Chlppewas. Red Lake is entirely
within the Chippewa country, and the murderers
were no doubt a war party ol Sioux, who were out
in quest of Chippewa scalps.—St. Paul Min.
PENNSYLVANIA ELECTIONS.
Philadelphia, Oct. 10.—An election wai held
throughout the State to day tor Governor, Canal
Commissioner, members ot Congress, member* of
the Legislature, <tc. For State officers there are
three ticket* in the field—Whig, Democratic and
Native American. The Know"Nothing or'-anua
lion in this city aud throughout the State is distinct
f rom the Native American party, and it U under
stood they fcve voted lor the Whig candidate for
Governor, the Native American candidate for
Juigeof the Supreme Court, and the Democratic
candidate for Canal Commiasionar. 'i'liu candidates
for Governor are as follows:
Whig, James Pollock, Democratic, Wm. lilgler;
Native, B. Rush Bradford.
The returns thus far received indicate that Pol
lock has been elected.
In the Second Congressional District Job R. Ty
son, the regularly nominated Whlj candidate, is
elected over Joseph R. Chandler, Independent, and
J. Hamilton, Jr., Democrat.
Nothing is yet known as to the result of the vote
on the Prohibitory Liquor Law. There is a large
majority for the measure in Philadelphia.
lu Carbon county, Asa Packer, the Democratic
candidate for Congress, has 200 majority. The
three other counties of the district are strongly
Democratic.
Our telegraphic dispatches contain additional
particulars.
OHIO ELECTION RETURNS.
Cincinnati, Oct. 10.—The election (or members
ot congress, supreme judge and commissioner of
public work*, took plabe in this State to day. For
the latter offices the whiga hud no nominations, but
It is understood they generally supported the anti.
Nebraska independent democratic ticket.
The majority in thi* city and county for the Ame
rican Reform (Know Nothing) ticket, for city and
county officers ts about 5 500 and the indications are
that this is a fair index of a the result throughout
the State.
Cleveland, Oct. 10.—Edward Wade, the free
ftoil candidate, is believed to be elected by about
4,000 majority.
The anti-Nebraska ticket for State officers In
Cleveland has about 1000 majority.
SOUTH CAROLINA ELECTION,
Columbia, S. C., Oct. 10.—The election for mem
hers ot the State Legislature took place in this State
to day. The Hon. John L. Preston is elected State
Senator from this district, by a decided majority.
The vote for Senator in Charleston has not yet
been fully received, but the general impression pre
vails there that Mordecai, who is believed to have
received the Know Nothing vote, has been elected
from that district.
FLORIDA ELECTION.
Columbia, Oct. 10.—The returns from Florida
indicate a complete democratic triumph in that
State, by increased majorities. I.eon county gives
Giles Maxwell, the democratic candidate for Con
gress, Bfi majority; Walulla, Maxwell 36 majority;
Jefferson, Maxwell 24-J majority; Madison, Maxwell
d-' majority. The entire majority for Maxwell Is
about 500. The Legislature is strongly democratic.
THE MAINE ELECTION,
Po*tland, Oct. 9.—The State of Maine states that
Mtlliken, Fusionist, probably elected in the (iih Con
gressional district, owing to the informality of the
returns from some plantations.
FIRE AT POTTSVILLE.
Pottsville, Pa., October 10.—A large lire is ra-
Sing here, having commenced at nite o'clock
to-night. The office of the Miners' Journal is
burnt.
The fire destroyed four or five dwellings and seve
ral stables. Mr. Brannon, of the Miners' Journal,
estimate* his loss at 810,000 aud is only partially in
sured. The fire is supposed to have been the work
of an incendiary.
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE
Springfield, Mass., Oct. 10—An incendiary fire
of a woodshed of the Hou«atonic Railroad at Great
Harrington, on Saturday night, destroyed 1000
cords of wood, damaged the depot building, and
burnt the stores ol'Grangor, Hill &. Co , J. F. Sc T.
J. Sandford, the printing office of the Berkshire
Courier, act! the editor's dwelling. The loss is es
timated at $50,000, aud is mostly insured.
KNOW-NOTHING VICTORY IN N.. JERSEY.
Nkwark, N. J., Oct. 10.—About 6000 votes were
polled at the corporation electlou to-day. Horace
J. Ponier, Whig and Know-Nothing, is eiectid
Mayor by a iarge majority. The Whigs and Know-
Nothing* have literally swept the cily.
STORM NEAR CLEVELAND.
Clevkland, Oct 10 —A storm on Lake Superior
on the 3d inst., carried nway 400 feet of the pier,
with a large amount of freight. Los*, €15,000.
The Prccbyteriau Church wa* also blown lrom it*
position.
FEVER INCREASING A r MONTGOMERY, ALA
MoNTOoMgxY, Ala., Oct. B.—The yellow fever,
which thus tar has not been very fatal, has sudden
ly increased in virulence, and there is quite a
J panic in consequence. Many of our citisena have
eft the city.
SUIP BURNT.
Calais, Mb., Oct. 9.—At Robbinstnn, lest night, a
new *hip of 500 tons owned by Beth G. Low, and
nearly ready to be launched, wa* destroyed by (ire.
She wa* partly insured.
THE FEVER AT NEW ORLEANS.
Nkw Oklkans, Oct 9.- The deaths during the
week ending at noon to day, have been 350, of which
MF7 were of yellow fever.
LATER FROM RIO JANEIRO.
Nkw Yobk, Oct. 10.—The *hip Ino, from Rio
Janeiro, with date* to September 3d, arrived this
afternoon. The country continued remarkably
healthy.
The frigate Savannah and the corvette Decatur
were at Rio, and tailed in company with the barque
J.lnda,*for Baltimore. The barque Amazon, of Bal
timore, bad arrlred at Clenlawgo*.
INDIANA FREE BANKS.
Ci*cii*wati, Oct. 9.—The banker* of thl*elty to
day threw oat the payer of the Indiana free bank*,
awl they also refuse to purcbaae them. Tbeaenote*
are aiso refused in trade.
Jfsw Yobs, Oct. 10.—The first aale at auction of
Malaga fruit*, took place thi* morning. Bunch rai
,lm u boite* were aoid at 83, halves fl 75al 80;
layer aold as<3 75*3 87 1-3.
BoaToa, Oct 10.-Potter, the abaeoodJaf clerk of
Mtmrt. Adams A Co., has beea fetid to MI la t|M
iiaiof §12,000.
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF THE UNION !
THE STEAMER ARCTIC
SUNK AT SEA?!
Escape of the Ciew !
UNCERTAINTY AS TO THE PATE OP
THE PASSENGERS.
New York, Oct. 11.—The steamer Union
has arrived, with Havre dates to the 27th of
September.
She brings the startling intelligence, that
on the 27th ult., the steamship Arctic ran into
a ateam propeller on the ocean. She com
menced leaking rapidly, and her fires were
soon extinguished. Boats were launched,
and were immediately filled by the crew and
a few passengers, while Capt. Luce and the
mates remained behind and constructed a
raft.
A sadden panic now seized upon those on
board the steamer, and numbers got on the
raft and the remaining boat. In three min
utes the Arctic sunk. All in the boat were
saved.
The boat which last left the steamer was
picked up by the bark Huron, and the pas
sengers were transferred to the ship Stag,
w,.icl. had reached New York. TLu fate of
tbe »ther five boats is unknown.
Those saved are principally the crew.
The steam propeller was much damaged.
She wa 3 fuh of passengers, whose fate is not
known.
[The foregoing dispatch is very indefinite.
From the disconnected sentences transmitted
to us, we can only infer that the Arctic is lost;
a portion of her crew and passengers saved;
while the fate of the remainder is still a mys
tery.}
[second dispatch.]
ADDITIONAL PARTICULARS OF THE
LOSS OF THE ARCTIC.
New Yuuk, Oct. 11.—Of 4UI souls on board
the Arctic, only thirty-two are krnaa to he
saved !
Among thosu la.,t seen on deck, woro Mr.
E. K. Collins, (proprietor of the (Jjllins
steamers,; Master Collins, Miss Collins, Sir.
Brown and family, (relatives of Brown, Ship
ley & Co., of Liverpool,) Mr. Bovpen and
Charles Springer, of Cincinnati, James Muir*
head, of Petersburg, Mr. Hewel, lady and
daughter, of Fredericksburg, Duku deGram
mout, of the French Embassy, Stewart Hel
ler, of Washington City, J. Cook, of Oj eiou
sas, La.
Their recovery is considered reasonable,
[The foregoing dispatch informs us that
Mr. E. K. Collins was on board the Arctic.—
This is a mistake. Mr. C. was in Washing
ton on Tuesday and expressed his perfect con
fidence in the safety of the vessel. Mrs. Col
lins, however, is understood to have been a
passenger on the ill-fated steamer.J
[third dispatch.]
ARRIVAL OF THE EUROPA.
SEVEN DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
Halifax, Oct. 11. —The steamer Europa
has arrived, with Liverpool advices to Sep
tember 30th.
LIVERPOOL MARKETS.
Flour—Western Canal 315.; Ohio 345.—
Corn—yellow 335.; white 395. W/ieat—white
10s. Gd.
Consols closed at 951-4.
yROM the skat of war.
Menschikoff, the Russian General, had in
tercepted the allies, and a grand battle was
expected.
ELECTION NEWS:
Baltimore, Oct. 11. —Returns from the
Pennsylvania elections show immense Whig
gains. The general impression is that Pol
lock is elected Governor by a majority of
20,000.
Pollock is the Whig candidate, but has
been supposed to entertain Kuow-Nothing
principles.
From Ohio, we learn that tta American
Reform ticket has a majority of .'OOO in Ham
ilton county. A telegraphic dspatch says
this may be taken as an indication of the re
sult throughout the State.
Note.—The Telegraph wires g« out of order
last night, much to our regret; for | b are thereby
deprived of additional news by the f. uropa, of far
ther particulars of the terrible disast >r to the Arctic,
of the Baltimore election news, andfe f many other
matters of interest. The Evening 1 llletin of yes
terday contains an announcement W.&t two of the
Arctic's boats had been picked up >v the Europa,
arrived yesterday at Halifax. Any\ formation we
may receive to-day will be prompt)! given to the
public. |
ICH J E WELR*, com jJ iging latest
■lAi style Eur Drops; Breast-Pins; ukld Kings, tor
waddings, tokens, olc .; Guard Chain/ Chateiains;
Gold Bracelets; Gold and Coral Arinl<s s, for infant*;
Gold Stud.; Sleeve Buttons; Collar Biitoos; he.. for
•ale at GENNET * JAMES,
oc 18 , E«le Square.
1 # II I Cauks Rockland LismE, low
IvUV landing and for sale from -he Dock.br
U- B. BRIDGFORfi it CO ,
ocl2 Corner 2btb andWatiir its.
NEW MUttIC FOR THE hliflO AND
GUITAK.—The subscriber has juatieoeived se
veral large packages of new, fashionable and stan
dard Mime for the Piano Forte and GuiieL—with In
struction Books, both vocal and instrumental.
Also —Librettos of the various Op9ia* and com
plete Books ef the same.
Music bound in any manner desired. ! <
Pianos tuned and repaired. f
JAS. WOODHOUSE, Boolwil-r
oc!2 Stationer, and Dealer in Pian; fortir.
LOW'S MYRTLE POMATUM fcTtwie
«£ J BLAIR'S,
oe 13 Opposite R. and FredencksbarßDepot.
Hydraulic cement.—sue Bbis.
Hydraulic Cement, from the "Jamei River"
Manufactory. Being AGENTS for the of this
superior CEMENT, we are prepared u- famish
promptly, large or small quantities, opon fk orable
term*. oc!2 DAVENPORT, ALLEN* CO.
"ITINER'S EXTRACT OP ROSS QE
▼ RANIUM, for sale at J. BLaS 8.
oe It Opposite R. and Fredericksburg fie pot.
tpANCY GK)ODB.—We have now >s©en a
X most beautiful variety of riah China Efcjuscan
and Parian Vases; Bohemian Glass: OdearVoxes;
Perfume Battle*, in great variety; elegant Cornea,
of Parian and Cat Glass; Card Baskets; Jews Hold
ers; Groups of St. Jean and oar Saviour, exqt-aitelv
carvedls Cigar Btasds, of China and Ebony Wood;
Pearl Ball Tablets; Dresden and Havre*; Poftelaln
Caps and Saucers, highly decorated; Bisque Pirn ret;
China Ornament*, together with a splendid vviety
of Papier Maehe Work Boxes; Port Folio*; Ladles'
Reticules, fca. Those in want of Bridal sad Hher
present*, would do well to examine oar stock. |
00 10—it BULK LEY k CO. IST Mali ft.
"fcj OTICE.—The Subscriber, late o the
Arm of GAKRETT h ANDERSON, bag. tr*Tt
moat ie«peetfuilj to aonouace to hla frieude u< the
pab'lc generally, that ha will oontioue la tha tttra
oslarioa an* Forwarding bueineea. Hla ofltaa feafthe
preaent will ha at tha oM etand of Garrett k AAr-
Sob, Mo. 40 Mala at- Hia paraonal attention wl A«
gi*eii to Iba aala of all hlMa Coactry fredajf
Waaaraly grateful for tba liberal patronage ha WM
heretofore reaaWed, ha aaraeatly aollcUa a eonl-a-
XT,
MIS-4MMt a M. AMDKMOM.
AUCTION BAIiBS.
FUTPM DATA.
BT TAYLOR fc WILLIAMIT
CJTOCK OF LUMBER. CARPENTERS*
O TOOLS, MACHINERY. WORK BENCHES.
SHOP. AND A NEGRO MAN. AT AUCTION -
Ou TUESDAY, 17th Oet., at 10 o'clock A M , at the
■hop on Bth, between Franklin and G'ace streets, re
cently oceupi»d by Mr. A. L. W»it, bat now bT«r.
Wm H. Woodward. will be (old 'be Shop Btrlding,
Stock of Lumber, Work Benches, superiorMoit.c
ing Mscbiuea, nearly new, Toole, and other rixtnres.
ueed in carrying on the Building boslnew generally-
Al»o. a S iddte and Bridie, and a lot of finirbed and
unfinished werk. Ac ke. , ,
Also. by r»qur*c of the Superintendent of the > tr*
slnln Washloiton Mcnument, one Negro Mm, about
vear* of age, accustomed to laboring work.
Terms cash.
oc 12 TAYLOR t WILLIAMS, Auct»-
BY ALEH. NOTE
M EDTCAL LIBRARY AT AUCTION.
ITI -Will b- told on TUESDAY next,«thjNet.,
a'. 10 o'clock, at my atore, the entire LIBRARY ot
the late Dr. M. Clark, embracing probablv the row
ezteneive and valuable Medical Library evei i 9>red
The Works will be ready for examination, on Mon
dav, the 16th inet. ,
The attention of the Medical Faculty, and the
publie generally ii re»pectfnlly reoue*ted.
oc 12 ALEX NOTT. Anct
BY THOMAS W. KEEBEE-
Trust sale of~stock of gro
ceries. ke . AT AUCTION—WiII be eolti.
on WEDNESDAY neat. October 18th. a'-10 o'clock.
A.M., at public auction, at the atore of John F,
Re«ve, At the corner of Brond and Forth ftreeti, hn
entire st'ck of MERCHANDISE, with all the fi*-
turea and Furniture of the storeroom. Term* cash.
The Key of the store (a m «t eligible •tend), will
be t')ld privatelv. and on favorable term*.
All persons indebted to John F. Reeve, on account
of dealing! with hi* (aid (tore will make immediate
payment to me. B. B. MINOR, Trustee.
Sale conducted by Thomas W. Keesee, Auct
oc 12—td(
BY THOS. W. KEKSEE.
(Office at Geo. J. SumnerI#,1#, No. 20 Pearl at )
TRUBTEE BALE OF
>■' ItOTiil'i 1 11 CANAL BOATS.—
By virtue of two deed* of tru*t to the undersigned,
from Eustaee St Appleyard re«pectivelv dated the
7th dav of March and 7th day of April, 1854, duly re
corded in the llmtingsCourt, Richmond, and by re
qu»*t of the creditor* therein lecured, the under
•iened will proceed to del' at public auction, to the
highest bidder, at the Ba*iu in Richmond, on MON
DAY. the 23d day of October, 1854, at 12 o'closk.M.,
two FREIGHT BOATS, called the "Old North
State" of Richmond and the "Lit'le Tennessee" of
Richmond, with the appurtenance* to them belong*
iug. Term* cash.
E. J. PICOT, Trustee.
Sale condncted by
oc 12 Thom»s W. Keekise. Auct.
EXECUTOR'S SALE.—WiII be sold on
SATURDAY, the 14th day of Ootober, 1854,
commencing at 10 o'clock, at the residence of th« lute
Peter Logan, dee'd, on Church Hill, near Mr. Blaa
kenahip'* Grocery, all the pergonal estite of th* late
Peter Logan, dee'd.
Term* made known on the day of *ale.
WILLIAM JAMEiI,
oct 12—St* Executor of Peter Logan, det'd.sg
WANTS
XJtTANTED.—By a man of good luoiul
* » character, who writes a plain good bu<kiei*
hand, and has aome knowledge of Book-Keepiig. a
situation in a atore, factory, or mill. Being deiiiou*
of employment, be is willing to engage in almoit a&y
kind of bu*ine*s to make an honeat living A«idre»*
ALPHA, Richmond Port Office. oc 11—U*
WANTED, IMMEDIATELY.—I wish
v v to engage the services of two or three SEAM
STRESSES. that can sew good and fast on light
work, for which I will pay a fair price and give con
stant employment. C >ZEKIEL,
ocl2—3'* Mark't Space, near vfain «t.
~V\J~ANTED, IMMEDIATELY—A youDg
v ▼ man to act a* BARBER, at my Shaving *nd
Hair cutting Saloon under the Exchange Hotel,
Franklin at. LOMAX B. SMITH.
oc 12—3t*
TO RENT—A comfortable
* y HOUSE, containing three or four rooms, w.th
a kitchen, on French Garden Hill or Broad *t. con
venient to business. A gond tenant can be had by
addressing "G.," at this office. oc 11—1»
XATANTED, by a young White Man, a sit
▼ v ua'lon as PORTER in a Grocery store or Com
mission house. He writes a good hand and weuld
be willing to mike h'mself generally useful to his
employer;—can give the best of references. Apply
at the "Va. Hotel," near the New Market,
oc 11—3 i*
WANTED-A WET NU R S E.-For
v f one wh ' can come well recommended, a libe
ral price will be paid. JNO. DOOLEY.
oc 11—ts
YAT ANTED —A good COOK, tor the ba
vv lanco sf the year, in a small family. One ca
pable of doing pla'n washing and ironing preferred —
Apply at thi« office. oc 9—ta
WANTED.-A French Lady, who tho
▼ * roughly undeistands the German and French
Languages, wishes occupation as VISITING GO
VERNESS in Schools or private families. She will
teach Classes of Boys as well as Girls. The very
best references given. She may be seen at Miss M.
Duval's, Grace street, three doors west of the Ca
tholic Church. oc 6—l2t*
WANTED—FLOUR BARRELS at the
" v Armory Kills, for which the highest CASH
prise will be paid. oc6—loc
WANTED.—A situation in a Dry Goods
*» or Grocery Store, by a young from the Korth,
who his had exnerieocein tuch business. C-'rect to
"M. W.," box 47. Richirond P. O. Ec3 —ts
WANTED, COAL MlNEßS.—Steady
▼ * employment will be given at the COKE
MINES, on Tnckahoe c eek, at full prices, by con
tract or day work, to experienced white miners.
Apply at the mines or in Richmond, to
se 30—dts JNO. J. WERTH, Agt.
OFFICE OF THE C. E. AND SBPT. )
R. it D. RAILROAD, }
Richmond, lftth October, 1854. S
"VTOTICE TO BUlLDEßS.—Proposals
X™ will be received at this Office until the 23d in
stant, for erecting Freight-houses at Bannister and
South Boston Stations.
Plans and Specifications can be seen at the Office
of the Company, on Main st. A. TALCOTT,
oc 11—t23d C. E. U Snpt.
FOR RENT, OR SALE—
■■■■■■■ A good second-hand PIANO by the
U U 9 II II month can be by early applica
" " cation to the subscriber, on Mayo
St., nearly opposite the Jewish Synagogue.
oc 11—St MILES AMBLER.
jtf&TWtm BOOK BINDERY AND
4 V. f.vy RT ' ANK book manufactory.
ffg VFMSr —JAMES WOOIJHOUSE (Late
■■ Nash Jt Woedhouse.) has attached to
hit Book, Stationary and Piano Forte establishment.
A BOOK BINDERY AND BLANK BOOK MAN
UFACTORY, and employing good workmen, he is
prepared to manufacture in a superior manner, all
kinds of Blark Books, required by Merchants, Banks,
Insurance offices. Factories, Railroad Companies,
Clerks of Couits, fcc., and to bind Periodicals, Books,
Blanks, Music 4tc. All of which will be executed at
reasonable rates. oc 11
MRS. E. LYON,
MAIN STREET,
(Over the Methodist Book Concern,)
Has received her Fall supply of
with a variety of Dress Tr'm
mipgs, Silk Dresses, Silk Velvet for Mantles,
fcc . fee.; Hair Braids and Fronts; Jet Brace
lets, and a variety of other Fancy Goods; all of which
she will sell low for cash, and solicits a continuance
of the custom heretofore so liberally bestowed, as
every exertion to please.
DRESSES, CLOAKS and MANTLES made to
order.
Mrs. L. will dispose of her stock and stand to any
one wishing to engage in the business, on the most
liberal terms. oc 11—3taw2w
« Musical instruction.—
Mr. JOHN DUNDERDALE beg* leave re
spectfully to inform hi* Pupil* and other*,
that be is now prepared t® give instructions
on the PIANO PORTE, and is Sieging a* ureal.
,„ij ?"? I nnl <* t lon* add rimed to Mr. D., care of Har
rold fc Murray, No. 17? Broad street, or at tke Re-
ISif ». ***' °? rner of Franklin and Third (tract*,
will be promptly attended to. oe 11—St*
(CABINET FURNITURE.—We have in
j/ 8 * beautiful assortment of Rosewood and
Mahogany Parlor and Chamber FURNITURE,
amongwhlch maybe found—
Marble top carved centre, stde and aofa Table*
Marble-top and mahogany Washstands
Ladle** dteesdng Ceb'neU, marble and mahog'y tope
Sprint seat Tete e-Tetes, Sofa*, Lounge*
Chamber Couch**, What Not*
French Teeater end Cottage Bed*t*ads
different 1 sty lei* "**' * " Eoekio « <*•»«. (30
Roeewood. curled Maple and eane-eeet do
»T' l *ndi<l »*eortm*ij t of COTTAGE FUR
NITURE. in Chamber Seta, Mahoginy Wardrobes.
Lerge sue Mirrors, Hell Ranka. Ac. he.
Purchaser* would do well to examine oer etoek
where een be fond a* large aa aeeortment. and on
as accommodating term* ee in any eetebliohment In
° Br ®*«o ie, "quick *ale* and *snatl pro
** " LARUB fc. SHINE,'
**» 74 Main st.
IDBT received, per the Roanoke—
*>®2 W1 Norma*
wostld do well to «xa*lao thl* Invoice,
AUCTION BA
FTffIJRB DATE.
BY OODDIN A ATPKUOH.
HPRUBTEES' SALE OF REAL ES-
A TATI IN THE COUNTY OF HENRICO.—
vutM of a deed of tnut eientid to the aobacrl-
J**Ji «e trustees, dated the sth day of November,
U l3 ! eed admitted to record in the elork'e office of
Henrico oonnty Court, en the 2nd day o< March, 1851,
lh ,"J will, at the raqueat of all concerned, proceed to
•ell at Aaetion, on the premise*, on MONDAY, 23d
October, 1854, at the hour of 1 o'clock, P. M., that
certain tnet or parcel of land, mentioned in the said
i. ' M 1° the County of Henrico, above the
city of Richmond, and U supposed to contain 412
the same more or leas, and i* the eama land
which waaconveyed to John F. Reeve by Powhatan
Roberta and Joeeph Jackaon, jr, executor! of John
Shecpard. deceased, by deed dated the sth of No
rrmker, 1853, and of record In the Cierk'e Office of
Heurieo County Conrt. The (aid tract of land la
known aa the HOMESTEAD TRACT.tand belong
ing to the late John Sheppard, of Henrico, ard is
about nine milea above the City of Richmond, and i«
to 'he Richmond, Frede-icksburg and Potomac
Railroad, and ia regarded aa valuab e aa well for farm
'"fpofpoee' aa for the quantity of pine wood upon it.
TERMS of aale ciah, aa to ao mnch of the proceeds
Mj !' sufficient to pay about (2,700, and the coet
and charges of sa'e, and the usual credits will be given
upon the residue.
The Trustees will convey with the usual special
warranty.
R. R. ROBERTS. ? ,
„ THOMAS O. JACKSON, 5 Tnutße, »
Bale conducted bv Goddiw Sl Appekson, Aucts.
The above sale will be made, in consequnce of the
purchaser, at the recent aale having failed to comply
with the terms thereof. oc 2—tds
MOST BEAUTIFUL AND ATTRAC
COTTAOE RESIDENCE, ON CLAY,
BETWEEN FIRS* AND SECOND STREETS,
FOR SALE AT AUCTION—WiII be eoid on FRI
DAY Afternoon, the 13th day of Oct , 1854, upon the
premises, commencing at 4f o'clock, that very neat;
attractive and desirable Cottage Residence, on the
north side of Clav, between Ist and 2d atreets (for
merly owned and occupied by the late Jaa M' Wick
ham.) The Lot front* 97 feet, ran* back 163 feet,
with the privilege of a wide paved alley, extending
out to 2d street.
The Lot abound* ia shrub*, flower*, green-hou*e
plant*, lie , in the greateit variety.
The Cottage i« Id the mo*t perfect repair In every
reapect, and ha* 7 room*, beside ample (errant** ac
commodation*.
Terms very accommodating, and made known a:
the hoar of *ale.
oc2 OODDIN k APPERSON, Auct*.
Beautiful cottage resi-
DENCE ON 7th ST., NORTH OP LEIGH
STREET, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.—WiII be
■old on SATURDAY, the 14th day of October, 1854,
upon the premi*ei, commencing at 4 o'clock, that
very neat and deilrable Italian Cottage residence ju*t
erected on the Wert line of 7th street, North of
Leigh street, nearly opposite the City Spring. The
lot front* 50 feet runiback 130 feet. The Cottage b '.*
13 room*, with tire-placea to 10 of them, and tiniahed
in a very neat aud tarty manner. The lituation of
ths plane, its quiat aud retired, yet convenient loca
tion to the business parts ef the city, make it alto
gether one of the most desirable residences now in
market. After tho sale of ti.e house, a parcel of the
Household Furniture will be sold.
Terms accomodating, and made known at the hour
of sale. oe'J GODDIN k APPERSON, Aucti. j
\T ALU ABLE BRICK DWELLING,
▼ AND A LARGE NUMBER OF BUILDING
LOTS, ON CHURCH AND UNION HILLB. FOR
SALE AT AUCTION.—WiII be *old on MONDAY,
the lkith day of October, 185'!, on the premise*, com
mencing at 3 o'clock P. M.. that very deiirable Resi
donco, un the corner of 30th and Leigh rtreot*, front
ing on the west side of jOtu street, (-3$ feet, running
back 12b feet to au alley, and formerly occupied by
Mi . Jno Hutcherson.
Also, two vacant Lota, adjoining; fronting together
iS l'eet on 30th street, running back 12t> feet to said
alley.
After which, will be sold, that beautiful Square of
Land on Union Hill, bounded by 27th, 28th, Q end R
streets It will be divideu inro lots, fronting 33feet
each, running back 130 feet to an alley.
The above Real Estate commend* it*elf to the fa
vorable condderation of perion* dispoced to invert
in an improving neighborhood.
Tkrms—One fourth cash: balance at 3, 6 and 9
months, for negotiable note*, interest added, and
title retained till laat note i* paid.
oc 7 GODDIN it APPERSON, Auct*.
VALUABLE FARM ON THE THREE
Y CHOPPED ROAD, EIGHT MILEB FEOM
RICHMOND, AND THREE MILES FROM THE
TERMINUS OF THE WESTHAM PLANK ROAD,
FOR SALE Af AUCTION.—The a *ubscriber having
changed hi* business, will sell at public auction, on
the premises, on SATURDAY, the 21»t Oct., 1854.
commencing at 11 o'clock, his valuable Farm, situa
ted in the county of Henrico, 8 miles weit of Rich
mond and three mile* from the terminus of the
Westham Plank Road.
The Farm contains 150 acres, all well enclosed; a
part of which i* good mendow land, the balance easy
to cultivate —with a good dwelling, and all necessary
our-t ous6«, a goed well of water and a young or
chard, containing about 1000 choice fruit trees.
After the salecf the Land, will be (old all of tie
Farming Implement*, cenaisting of the usual variety,
the crop* of Corn, Fodder, Shucks, kc., a* well a*
the stock of Horse*. Mules and Cows.
Possession of the Farm may be had immediately.
Terms—For the real estate, one-third cash; balance
at 1 and 2 years, for negotiable not»s. interest added,
and title retained till last note is paid. For the per
sonal pr p«rty, all sums under $50, that amount and
upwards, six months credit for bonds, with good se
curity. JESSE C. JONES.
Sale conducted by Goddin k Appsrson, Aucts.
oc 7
Neat cottage farm, one and
A HALF MILES NORTH OF TriE CITY
OF RICHMOND, FOR SALE AT Jghr.Tinn -
Will be sold on WEDNESDAY, thejflftay of Oc
tober, 1854, on the premises, commmVit 4 o'elk
the neat little Cottage Farm, about north of
the city of Richmond, ad ioining the lands of Messrs.
Garland Hanes, Jno. N. Davis and others, now occu
pied by Mr. liaic L. Cary, containing 22* acres, of
which abont two-thirds are cleared.
The improvemrnts conkist of a cottage dwelling,
contain'g 3 rooms, besides kitchen, barn, fee.; and this
neighborhood equal to any in the county.
After the sale of Land, will he sold a Field Hand.
Terms—One-third cash; balameat 6 and 12 mos.,
for negotiable notes, interest added and title retained
till last note if i>aid. The slave will be sold for cash,
oc 7 GODDIN fc APPERSON, Aucts.
C MALL FARM ON DEEP-RUN TURN
PIKE ROAD (6 miles from Richmond), FOR
SALE AT AUCTION.—WiII be sold at Auction, the
FARM formerly owned by Mr. R. N. MacKerzie,
containing 76 acres of land, cn the Deep-Run Tarn
pike, 6 miles from Richmond, adjoining the lands
owned by Patrick H. Gentry, and those on which
Mrs. Lowdes resides—about 27 acres eleared, ba ance
in woods. The improvements consik of a Stable,
Cow-house, tic.
Terms—One-third cash; balance at 6 and 12 mos.,
for negotiable cotes, interest added, secured by a
trust deed. GODDIN & APPERSON, Aucts.
THE above Farm will be sold on the pre
mises of the land advertised by Chas. C. Hudson,
Commissioner, immediately after that land is dis
posed of—say about 3 o'clock P. M., of TUESDAY,
the 21th of October, 18>4.
00 10 GODDIN t APPERSON, Aucti.
House and lot on franklin
STREET AND HOUSE ON MARKET ST.,
FO« SALE AT AUCTION —Will be sold on MON
DAY, the 16th day of October, 1854, on the premi
ses, commencing at 1 o'clock, a email BRICK TEN
EMENT on the north side of Franklin street, a few
doon below B lankinship's stable, framing 20 feet, tur
ning b<ck about 80 feet. After which will be sold two
framed tenements (on leasehold ground) on the West
side of Marketatreet, opposite the Vegetable Market.
Terms at sale.
oc 11 GODDIN fc APPERSON. Aucts.
TpXECUTOR'S SALE OF BEAT, ES-
J-i TATE IN AND NEAR THE CITY OF RICH
MOND.—WiIt be sold on Tuesday, the 17th day of
October, 1834, on the premie**, commencing at 4$
o'clock, V M , the bouse aid lot on the North aide
of Franklin, between Monti.e and Henry (treet*,
now in the occupancy of Mr Ander«on, (oppoiite the
residence of Mr Geo- 8. Palmer,) fronting 35 feet,
running back 1W feet 1* an alley. The hoa*e i* built
of wood, oontain* 5 room*—well of water, wood and
eoal bouse. stable, ko.
After which will be told a imall framed Tenement
on the Booth aide of Leigh (treet, near Brook
Avenue.
Terms: One-third eaib, balance at and 12 month*
for negotiable note*, interest added, and title retain
ed till laat note i* paid _ .
By request of the Executor of David Baker, de-
CfUftd
oe 9 GODDTNfc APPERfiOH, Auct*.
T7ARM AND GRIST AND BAW MILLS
J ON THE DANVILLE RAILROAD, NINE
MILEB PROM THE CITT OP RICHMONb. FOR
SALE AT AUCTION —Will be aold an TUEBDAY,
the 17th day of Oetober, 1854. upon the premises,
commencing at 18 o'clock, M., the farm In the coun
ty of Cheeteifield on the Danville Railroad, nine
milee from the city of Richmond, bow in the oecu
paocy of Mr. W. 8. Waring. The tract oontaine 1»J
acre*, about 70 in wood*, mo*tly pine—the balance
cleared and In good condition for improvement. The
dwelling contain* Bve room*; the usual and neceeaary
out houue all new.
The Mill, formerly known a* "Pore"*," contain* one
pair atone*, one eiicular and one Bgright saw.and
lie* Immediately on the railroad. The Saw Mill ft
now doing*good businase, and ta an enterprtong
man it offer* greet aavanUges, ee a valuable body of
Umber Uad, quite bom to,it, can be purchased at a
fair priee f and the pUek, when sewed, eu be imme
diately eeetto the Richmond market, and tbw find
a reedy aaleetfairprioae.
Tens* made known n«itfie .
•*2B-Sawtd* OODDIN it APPERSON, A act*
P. 8 —At the wn time end piece, will be aold, 380
J«m of valuable Timbered l»ed, near the abuve
Perm, and lying Immediately oa tike Danville Rail
road. TboTUnber oftthe load in jeetly (Merited a«
fntSt |||| moft VVWmi wl ijn* SMtKMI Of OOlOtlfi
end being only » naileeffrom the eity of Rtehmoal
.fcra to tht»e
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9VTVMX PACT.
■Y TOLER k. COOK, AMB.
/COMMISSIONER'S SALE OF JAMES
*IVER LAND. IN THE COUNTf OF
GOOCHLAND.—Panuaat to i deem at the Circuit
Coaitof QoochWnd eounty, la. a aoit depending ia
••id Coert, I eball, a* Coenm!*eion*r appointed H the
?«*••<» on WEDNESDAY, 26th of Oe-
P tem l*e«, to oFer tor aale, to the
hlg be«t Udder, the tract of Land tjlng In Goochland
Conn y known aa "FAIRFIELD."
TWi Farm U about S3 mile* from the dtv of VUk.
mood and wl-hio a fa* hundred va*s£ ofJ«n«ißl!
I mil 11 bo . rder *°™ Lkk!»t-Hele Creek for merethaa
a mile, and eon'ain* 450 acre* of Land, of which th«»
are 185 or 131 .f low lat.de. ' WUeh U * r *
The quality of the high land* la unsarpaned for
productive crop* by any in the eoanty. It Ueitaeted
immediately between the lands of Mil*. C. Be Idea
and th» Boiling Hall Batata, and command* a maani
fient view of tne river and Hjecent country The
entire tract U well watered. Far health and aoelety
thie Farm rffere great In-'ucemeut* to rarchaa «r*.
About 300 buehele Wheat will be Haded, on the
rail 'ermaj and if guano ia need, will be charged
likewise.
Feraona diapoaed to pnrchase, are invited te view
it bef re ihe day of sale, oi address, through the Poet
Office, W. 8. Weislger. Loch Lomond P. O.
A Preabyterian church andaa Epiaeopal church, aa
well aa good are ia the immediate neighbor
hood.
Teems—One third of the purehaae money each;
the reaidua to be paid in five equal annua! instalments,
••cured by good peraonal aeeurity, and by a deed of
trust upoa the laod; the bond* for the deferred pay
meet* to bear intereet from the day of a tie, and in
tereit to be paid annnally.
THOS. c - ANDERSON, Com'r.
TOIER It COOK, Ancta. oc 6
BY TAYLOR & WILLIAMS.
T ARGE SALE OF BUILDING LOTS
f^ A £r?. 8 2"* ,t]r8 or LAND IN PORT MAYO
AND THE TOWN OF FULTON, AND OF OAK
ANTI PINE WOOD, STANDING AT MOUNT
ERIN. AT AUCTION.—On MONDAY, 16th Oct..
commencing at 12 o'clock M . wi'l be aold upon the
preralKt reapectively, a number of handaomety sltu
ated Building Lota in Port Mayo; among which are
comprised *ome of the moot deairable in that vi
cinity.
Alao, about 15 squares of Lota, in the town of Fal
ton, being a part of the Moant Erin Tract, beautiful
ly located, and commandtag a splendid view of the
city and surrounding country. This property will be
aold in lota of aize* to nit the viewa of purchaaers;
and among them may be ftrend. unqneationably, nme
handeoineet building litee in or near the city.
Will also be M|d, a large quantity of Oak and Pine
Wood, Mount Erin Tract, a few mi
nut»a walk from Rocketta—the aame to be removed
during the winter.
An opportunity will here be offered to the arti
zao«, employed about the various works ac RocketU,
and throughout the oitf, to i*eare hometteadt at
alight cost. and aorivilUd for bMvty of situation,
whilst to the capitalist ths inducement! for favorable
investment, presented in this rapidly improving
neighborhood are great.
Terms—To purchasers to any amount leae than
*400 one-third cash; balance at 4 and 8 month*. To
purehaaera to the amonnt of $400 and upwards, one
third caab; balance at 4, 8 and 18 month# in each
cue*, credit payments to bear interest, and title re
tained. TAYLOR & WILLIAMS.
A acta.
W As the siie will commence at an early hour,
and probably continue during the greater part of the
day, we are authorized to state that libei&l refresh
ments will be furnished to all who may favor us with
their presence. [oe7| T. k W.
Brick-yabd property, brick
MACHINES, TOOLS AND IMPLEMENTS,
AT AUCTION.—On MONDAY, 16th October, 1854,
at 11 o'clock A. M., upon the premises, wi'l be sold
the Brick-yard recently worked by Mr. Richard Ma
lone, near Rocketts, in the town of Fulton, on Wil
liaroaburg Avenue, and nearly adjoining Mount Erin.
The property comprises about 5 acres, all of which
abounds in good brick clay, and is laid out into yards,
fits, fee., with clamps, shelters and shanties, with wa
ter abundant.
Will also be soil 2 Brink Machines, capable of ma
king from 8,000 to 10,800 Bricks per day—H. M.
Smith, maker.
Also, Wheelbarrows, Picks. Axes, Shovels, and e\-
erything requisite to carrying on the buainesa.
A fine opening is bere presented to any disposed to
engage in Brica making, (which, if properly conduct
ed, cannot fail to be profitable;) and to effect a speedy
sale of the whole property to one purchaser, liberal
inducements will be offered.
Terms—at sale. TAYLOR k WILLIAMS,
oc 6 Ancts.
BY DUNLOP. MONCURE ii CO.
OUGAR AND MOLASSES, AT AUC-
TION.—On FRIDAY, the I3th inst., commenc
ing at 10 o'clock, we will aell at tbe Warehouse, ad
joining Messrs Ludlam k Watson's office, 10th St.,
fcouth-side of the Basin :
300 hhda. Sugar, ranging from fine to choice qualities
200 bbls. prime Molasses.
Also, other a'tide* suited to the trade.
Terms.—Under $100 cash ; over $100 4 months
credit, for approved negotiable paper.
BT Sale without regard to weath«r.
oc 6 DUNLOP, MONCURE it CO., Aacts.
NOTICE —The above sale will take place at onr
office DUNLOP. MONCURE it. CO . Aucts.
BY RICHARD CAUTHORN.
pLOTHING, DRY GOODS, &c., AT
Vy AUCTION.—On FRIDAY, 13th inst., commen
cing at 11 o'clock. I will sell a lot of seasonable
Clothing, among which may be fonnd heavy Beaver
and Pilot cloth Overcoats; Cassimere Pants; Vest
iogs; Handkerchiefa; Mouseiines; Cottons, he.; Li
nen Bosom Shirts, ke.
HATS SHOES, ke —Also, several cases Bilk Hats;
Shoes; Slippers.
CAP AND LETTER PAPER—I wi!l also sell a
lot of superior Cap and Letter Paper, of various
qualities, to cNse an invoice.
FURNITURE —At 10 o'cloek I will sell several
articles of Furniture, consisting of Tables, Ward
robes, Chairs, Beds and Bedning, ic
oc 11 R. CAUTHORN. Auct.
BY LARUS & SHINE.
HORSEB MULES. WAGON, &c., AT
AUCTION.—On SATURDAY Morring, at 10
o'clock, we will sell at the Horse Lot, 1 fine young
Sorrel Horse, sound and gentle, togei her with a light
Jersey Wagon and Harness, complete. Also, 1 Iron
Grey Pony, sold for no fault; together with several
fine work Mules; Buggy and Riding Horses.
oc II LARUS at SHINE, Aucts.
NOTICE. —The subscriber having taken
the large Lumber House on the Dock formerly
occupied bv Mr. D. B. Brldgford, end next to Metsrs
Rankin St Barker, is prepared to receive on storage
such articles as are usually stored, on the usnsl
terms. Application to be made to the subscriber on
the premises. WM. JACKSON CLARKE,
oc 9—lm*
NO TI C E. —All persons having claims
against the estate of CHABTAJN KARRAR,
dee'd, are requested to present them to Mr. C. B.
Lipscomb, properly authenticated; and those indebt
ed, to make payment to bim without delay.
C. M. FARRAR, Ex'x
oc s—lm of C. Farrar, dee'd.
Wf OOD.—I have a good supply of OAK
FT and PINE WOOD, which I will sell low.
iy Terms cash in every instance. _
8. N. DAVIS, Broad st,
oclO—dim* above Broeke Avenue.
| ONDON DOCK BRANDY.—We have
AJ received another invoice of fine London Dock
Brandies; D. H. Otard Pale do.j Irish and Mononga
bala Whisky; St. Croix and Jamaica Ram; which will
be sold a bargain to close, as we wish to make quick
returns. LARDS It SHINE,
oo 10—12t 74 Alain st.
STATE FAIR NOTICE,
rpo HOTEL AND BOARDING-HOUSE
JL KEEPERS. —We have in store 250 Hair and
Shock Mattresses; 300 Comforters; 10 dos. Wash
stands and Toilet Tables; 200 Bedsteads, (all styles;)
which we will sell very low privately, and on accom
modating terms. LARUS k. SHINE,
oc.ll—l2< 74 Main st.
THE NEW OAS BURNER.
rpHE Subscriber having purchased the
JL Patent-Right of aa Improved GAS BURNER,
which is oo constructed as to preveat the consump
tion of more gssthan is necessary to make a soft and
steady light, aiding much to eooaomy and the com
fort of the eye, takes pleaeare la introducing the
same to hie castomsrs and the public generally.
C. D. TALE, No. 130 M»ln at.
P. B.—The above Burner has been tested by Mr.
Campbell, at the Gas Works, by test meter, ander a
pressure of 2} inches, and found to consume leas than
four feet per bear. oc 11—dl2t
pABPETS, RUGB AND DRUGGETTB.
\J Now Is the time for bargains. Merchants, house
keepers and all others, will please call and examine
a large aad complete assortment.
Ii 00 yds Carpeting, at 11c. a
ICOO « " at la.
jno " 4-4 Carpeting at 25a., worth ft,
1000 " 4-4 •• at 371 c.
IMS » 4-4 " atSfe.
ALSO,
100 Hearth Rugs at #2 50 each, worth R4
Bayers who regard prices at all, will do well to
oall and examine lor themselves.
C. A. GWATKIN,
oc 11— gtlf Opposite Exchaage Beak.
)tt BALE—A first rate Servast, who is
a good Cook. Washer aad Ireaon sad she baeao
superior la ths niuios-room, at work la general
about a house. It Is very rarely that a eervaat |»
eeatiag so many qaalitfes can be .obtained- For
further particulars apply at Cory st Jail, aaar Mavo's
Bridge. ** »—«
CEEVANT# FOB HIRE.—We have to
on HHD6. prime western ha
4Q(fffqy mw '
j THIS PAT.
»T fULLTA* It DAVIS.
\TEGBO MAM.—On THURSDAY next,
11 the 12th October, at half past »o>eiMfc A.M. at
eat ofiae, on Wall (treat, we will »eil a Negro MAN
named Bill. By order of the legatee#.
oe It-ar fPUJAM fc DAVIS, A—to.
BT 80DDIN dc APPERSfI*.
VALUABLE TOBACCO FACTORY
t lots, on rraeeT,
BETWEEN MAIN AND rRANKLffI WEEETg.
AND LOT ON BROAD AND
STREETS, FOR SAL* AT bo
•old on THURSDAY, the lltbOctober. UH.ov tha
premteea. at IVeleck the eatable let
line of 23d. between Mala and Franklin street* on
wbieh the Tobereo Faeti-y lately etood. occupied by
Mr. Jaa Riley. Oae of theaa fronts 44 feet, and raae
back 123 feet to aa alley; the other fioata 24 feet, and
ruaeback 132 feet. , , _ , .
After which, will be eold a large parcel of Bricka,
»o» »tanding on aeld lots ,
After which, will b* sold e moet valuable Building
hoL at the corner of Broad aad 22d streets, fronting
44 feet, running back 10» feet.
TEgias—One-third ceahs balance at 6 and It moe,
I notee, interaat added, secured by a
o« 6 OODPIN k APPERffON, Aucta
\rALUABLE phivate dwelling
OF C LAY AND FIFTH BTB .
*O*®ALE AT AUOTItrN —WW be aold oa
THURSDAY AFTERNOON, 12th October. 1854,
eoaimencing at 44 o'clock, that large and convenient
Brick Dwelling now occupied by Mr. E O. Temp
kin*, fronting 6fJ feet on the South aide of Clay
rnnning back on sth et'eet US feet to an alley. The
honee baa ten room#, with fire-plaeee to Ave of then.
The kltcnen haa two room.
The whole premises are in perfect repair, and are
admirably well calculated fur a large family—being
aear to the market, eeveral cburchea, and quite con
venient to busia«sa men generally.
Tekms-One-fifth cadi; balance at 6,12,18 and 24
month*, for negotiable note a, intereet added, aecured
by a treat deed.
P. 8 —Ae the owner intends to remove to the coun
try, possession can be had is a few d*yi alter the
sale. foe 6J OODDIN It APPERSON. Aucts.
I>RICK TENEMENT ON BROAD
MJ BETWEEN JEFFERSON AND MADISON
BTB- FOR SALE AT AUCTION—WiII be sold, on
THURSDAY Afternoon, the 12th of October, 18S4,
on the premises, commencing at 5 o'clock, a Brick
Tenement, (nearly finished,) on the South aide of
Broad between Jefferson a"d Madison streets, front
ing 22 feet, running back IS7 feet to so alley.
Teems—s3oo cash; balance at 4 arid 8 months, for
negotiable notes, interest abided, secured by a trust
deed, or title retained.
oc 10 GODDIN k APPERSON. A nets.
BY DAVENPOIT. ALLEN k CO.
Ac, AT AUCTION.—
VX On THURSDAY, 12Ui Oct., we will mil at 10
o'clock, at oar auction store, tu assortment of Gro
ceries, vu:
250 bags Rio COFFEE
100 do Java do
50 hbda MOLASSES
50 bbls. New Yora SYRUP
CoUee SUOARS
Green and Block TEAS
CANDLES and SOAP
Wrapping PAPER
French BRANDY
Old Rye WHISKEY
French WINDOW QLASB
Manufactured TOBACCO
100.000 CIGARS, London Mutt aid, be.
Tkbms—Under $100, cash; $10u and over, 4 months
crcdit, for approved paper.
oc7 DAVENPORT, ALLEN k CO.. Anets.
BY RICHARD CAUTHOKN.
STOCK SALE OP GROCERIES,
CROCKERY WARE, FURNITURE, itc.—On
THURSDAY, 12th inst., at 10 o'clock, at tbe grocery
store of Jss. B. Proeser. oil Tan Yard Hill, I will sell
at anetion, for ca*h, h!s entire stock ef Groceries,
Crockeryware. Fixtures, iic., consisting of a select
assortment.
FURNITURE.—After the above, will be sold se-
articles of Furniture, such as Tables, Chairs, 1
Cooking Steve, 2 Parlor Steves, Bedsteads, Bureau,
&.c. itc.
As Mr. Prosser intends leaving the city, the wholo
will be sold without reserve,
oc 10 R CAUTHOBN, Auct
BY ALEXANDER NOTT.
pROCKERY, GLASS-WARE AND
FANCY ARTICLES, AT AUCTION —On
THURBDAY Morning, 12th inst., at the Auction
Mart, we will sell an extensive assortment of Crock
ery, Glaasware and Faney articles, consisting of 1200
doz. Plates, different qualities; 500 sets Cups and Sau
cers, 30 doz. Pitchers, 15 dcz Soup Tureens. 12 dog.
Cover Dishes. 12 doz. Bakers, 42 sets China Tea Bets,
300 do« Tumblers, various lind«; 40 doz Candy Jars,
assoited sizes; 10 dcz Glass Bowls. 40 daz. Glass Pre
serve Dishes, SOdri. Glass Butter Dishes, some very
bsAa'if"'; 30 doz. Salt Cellars, different qualities; 1(0
pairs China Vases, some very rich; "100 Fancy China
Cops and Saucers: Accordeonsin great variety; Fancy
Castors, Lamps, Looking-Glatses, ke.
The attention of the trade fa most respectfully re
quested to this my first (rsde sale. The goods are
all of the latest styles, and well worthy tbe atten
tion of tbe pnblie. Having made arrangements with
the manufactories at the North, I shall In regularly
supplied for periodical trade sales, of which due no
tice will be given.
Terms at sale. ALEX. NOTT,
oc 9 Auctioneer.
SALE. —Will be sold, for
kj cash, on tbe premises, on the Mountain Road,
about ten miles above Richmrnd, en the 12th of Oc
tober, 1854. at 11 o'cloek, A. M-, a large number of
Cows, Heifers, Yearlings, Horses, tie., srd 2 Wagona,
3 Carta and a lot of Harness, to satisfy two executions
in Javor of Isbell k Timber laVe vs. ft. F Prentis.
oc 9—3t A. B. HUTCHESON, 8. H. C.
BY ELIAS HALF., No. 106 Main st.
ON THIS EVEMflli, at 7 o'clock, I
shall of Far at auction a large assortment of Staple
and Fancy Goods, consisting in part as follows, viz|:
Gold and Silver Watches
Gold Jewelry of every description
Silver and plated ware; Clocks of all kinds
2500 doz white and colored spool cotton
1510 gro Buttona, aaaorted kinds
175 " Lead Pencils, assorted kinds
750 doz Knives. Scissors and Razors
300 " Porte Monaies and Purses
25» " Hair, Teeth, Nail and Lather Brushes
75 " plated Sewing Birds
4V> " assorted Combs
175 " fancy Boxes, a large assortment
2450 " fancy Soaps, 40 different kinds
Also, a large assortment of blank books, paper, en
velopes, steel pens, wafers, double barrel gons, pa
tent balances, spoons, coffee mills, hammers; togeth
er with a great variety of goods too numerous to
mention, in lots to suit purchasers. Every article
warranted as represented. City and country mer
chants are respectfully invited to attend the sale, as
the goods will positively be sold to close consign
ments. ELIAS HALE,
106 Main st.
Every article warranted as represented.
Additions can he received
jflfc mnnii OLD DOMINION LINE
■■■■BnrOK LTNCH BURG.—Boat LIT
TLE TENNESSEE, Capt. Scott, will receive
FREIGHT, sod leave punctually on THURSDAY.
Persons who a«nd their. fritght to us, may rely on it
leaving a* above. EUSTICE lb APfLE YARD.
oclo-3t ' -
FORAGE FOB TUB STATE FAIK.
A 8 Forage Matter, the subscriber wiabea
X*. to make ensageoeats for the following Hat of
FEED—one-half deliverable by the 25th of the pre
sent month; and the whole amount to be on the
iroand by the 24 day of November—say:
25,600 pounds beet HAY
4"0 bushels CORN
600 do good cleaned OATS
300 do do CORN MEAL
600 do do BRAN
16 to 16 load* STRAW, for litter
The parties famishing, may commence the delive
ry of Hay and Straw at My time after the 15th in it.
Ail to he of Virginia prod notion.
Proposals will he received at the United States
Hotel, oa the 13th insc, at 12 o'clock, where 1 will i
be ready to reoeive them.
oc 6—dt!2th JACOB 8. ATI.EE.
FALL TRADE—IBS 4.
rp HE SUBSCRIBERS have in Store and
A offer forsale the following Goods, vis:
4500 Soxee BOOTS and SHOES.
1200 Boxes HATS and CAPS.
(150 Dozen French CALF SKIMS of their own lm
portation-
-100 Dozen American CALF SKINS.
500 Do ten UPPER LEATHER, ail fradee.
5000 Sidee SOLE LEATHER, of all qoaiit.ee.
Besides, TRUNKS, CARPET RAGS, VALICES,
&IWX"« MM »HOE TBUUD,
jSmK szzs.
„ SS.rn.U- •£Vi f lU. KS
Carolina, thao any other knss ta the aserket.
HbBBARD GARDNER k CARLTON,
se l»-awif No. 111. Main street, Richmond, Va.
POSTAGE STAMP &—Citizeus and
A strangers derfrin| Postaje Stomps, can obtain
them at the new Bookstore, Rent Square.
WM. A. BUTTERsTw Mala st.
, , Wsarly ap posits thaExchaagsßaafc.
se 18—fmlf
T IKE INSURANCE ON WHITE PER
ARSONS AND SLAVES UNITED STATER
able terns. For rates, ha, •» ply to
Oftee of the Valley Fire aiad Martaf^Mnaen
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