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LATEST MAIL NEW!
Stßioi's Accident.—'We regret to hear of
a serious accident vefterdsy to Mr. A. C.
Martin, conductor of one of th# freight trains
on the Orange road. Whilst the train was in
rapid motion, coming towards Alexandria,
Mr. Martin was standing upon the top of one
ofthe cars, with his back towards the loco
motive., and in passing over the Kappahan-'
nock bridge his head struck the timbers of
the upper part of the bridge, knocking him
offthe car and on to the track, when he was
run over by a part of the train, and then pre
cipitated into the river. He was soou taken
out. and carried to Culpepper C. H., where
he received medical attendance. His inju
ries, it is fesred. *re serious.
Alfi.r. (Saz., Tkurs.
Boston, Oct 31.—Henry J. Gardner, Esq.,
the Know-Nothing candidate for Governor,
has addressed a letter to Hon. Charles Allen,
denying generally and in detail the charges
made against him by .Judge Allen, in a speech
made by him at the Free Soil Convention at
Worcester. Mr. Gardner asserts that he has
always been an advocate for the repeal or
modification of the fugitive law, and
was in favor of a fusion of the Whigs and
Free Soiler?. He also says he never did. nor
ever will vote for a man who is or has been
in favor of the fugitive slave law, and in
June last he signed a memorial to Congresa
for its unconditional repta'.
Heavy Damages.—Nathan Guilds, Jr., of
St. Louis, but formerly of Baltimore, has re
covered £2,550 damages from the directors
of the Bank of Missouri, to indemnity him
for the expense he was put to a few years
ago in defending himself in a suit brought
against him by the bank on a charge of em
bezzling SIOO,OOO, and of which he was ac
quitted. This is the second case determined
in favor of Mr. Childs, and the aggregate
damages amount to $4,910.
FIRE IN CHARLESTON.
Columbia, Nov. I.—The tire at Charieiton de
stroyed Chapin's carriage repository. Insured lor
?15,L)00— $5000 in the Royal Company, $5000 in
(iirard Company, and the rest divided among seve
lal other compauies. Saveral other of Chapin's
buildings were also burnt, one of which was in
sured for $5000 in the Home and in the New Ha
ven Insurance companies. Gilbert's coach factory
was also burnt. It w#< insured at New York for
$5000. The Pavilion Hotel was but slightly dam
aged in the rear.
Thestbatnship Quaker City, from Philadelphia,
has arrived.
CißcriT Court.—The session of tbe Circuit
Court was closed on Monday evening last. The
Jury in the caie of Common wealth vs. Jones, being
unable to agree, were discharged. We understand
ftiat two ill tbe Jury were for a verdict of murder in
the first degree, the other* beiag lor confinement
in the penitentiary for a term of nine to eighteen
years.
A special terra of tbe Court for the disposal of the
above criminal case will be held by Judge Field,
In this county, on the G'th of Pebruary lc£s.— C/uir
lol'.rurille Jrjf.
The leather store ot Edward Itlcfaie, ia North
Third st., Philadelphia, was entered in broad day»
lighten Monday, tbe safe unlocked and S'J5 in ;rood
money, SOO in counterieit notes, and $iIJOO in notes
ot hand stolen.
The announcement of the death of Madame Te
desco is contradicted.
.Several members of Congress have already arri
ved in Washington,
Noah St. John, aged 87, a res ; dent of Albany, N-
York, (or 44 years, died on the 25th ult.
Mr. li. C. Denison, ah aged printer, died in Phila
delphia, on Wednesday last.
SAFETY OF THE STEAMER ISABEL—BREAK
ING OF HER SHAFT.
Columbia, S C., Nov. I—By advices received at
Charleston, I learn that the steamer Isabel was not
wrecked, as reported. She broke her shaft on the
21st, whilst on her trip to Havana; hence the report
of her being wrecked.
Charleston, Nov. I.—The pilot boat Datt has ar
rived from Key West, and reports that on Ihe2'ith,
the steamer Isabel put in there with her shaft bro
ken. Bhe will be able to return to Charleston in mo
derate weather, with one wheel.
THE EXPECTED STEAMER.
New York Nov. 1 —The latest information from
Sandy Hook reports no signs of the steamer Arabia,
now in her twelfth day out from Liverpool, with
dates to the 21st ult.
The weather has been very tine hereto-day, but
since evening it has been raining.
FROM NASSAU—SALT TRADE OF INAGUA.
Charleston, Nov. I—The schr Dread N>-f arrived
here to-day from Nassau, wbi'h port she left on th«
intuit. There have bean 115,000 bushels of salt
supped f.oai luaguajtbis-daeon, leaving 200,000 bus
hels on hand.
The new Governor arrived at Nassau on the lltli.
New Orleans, Oct. 31—The steamer Orizaba,
from Vera Cruz, arrived to-day, bringing a week's
later advices from Mexico, but nothing new in rel«-
tion to tbe progress of the revolution The new
steamer Santa Anva, from New York, arrived at Vera
Cruz on the 16tb.
The U S mail s'esmer Philadelphia arriv»d to-day
from New York via Havana, with dates from the
1 stter oity to the 24th. Toe political news is wholly
unimportant. Molasses was scarce; sugar advancing,
freights declining.
Columbia, 8. C , Nov. 1 —The difficulty between
the Postmaster General and the South Carolina Rail
road Company is unadjusted, and the mails from
Kingsville to Charleston and Augusta, will not be
carried by the road after to-day.
Wilmington, Del., Nov. 1 The accommodation
train from Philadelphia for this city, caine in colli
sion this morning at Red Cut, four miles above this
place. The cars were shattered considerably, bat
fortunately no one was injured.
Philadelphia. Nov. I.—G»or»e W. Keyssr con
victed of the seduction of Sarah Ann Ashton, was
to-day sentenced to pay a fine of $1 000 aud to un
dergo thiee years' imprisonment in the EssternPen-
Itentiary.
New Orleans, Oct. 31.—The ship Star of the
South, from New York, reports having passed the
•hip Icomoutn, (?) from New York, ashore on the
Florida Reef. She would probably prove a tjtal
loss.
Louisville, Oct. 30—The steamer «t. Nicholas
•truck a log near Cairo, yesterday, and shortly after
ward sunk, proving a total loss. She was insured for
*30,000.
Washington. Nov. I.—The Know Nothing school
trustee?, recently elected, organized tc-day by se
lecting Peter F. Bacon to act as chairman, and J. J.
Abbott »ecreta.ry.
Boston, Nov. I.—Henry Wilson publicly declines
the Republican nomination for Governor.
7/| linn FT. 4-4 NORTH CARO-
I Vr.vFvFU una dressed flooring
50,000 feet 5-4 Heart do do
25,600 do 3 4 Dressed Weather Boarding
10,000 do 5-4 Step Boards
10,000 do all heart 3x12
Lauding this day, per schrs. Nag's Head and Osce
ola, and for sale low on the wharf by
oc 17 BELVIN Si PARKER.
XCELSIOR WORKS. Corner 7th
JLi and Main Streets, Richmond, Va.—The pro
prie tor of the above works is now prepared to Plane
and Saw LU MBE R, of various kinds in the beltaty le
and on the most reasonable terms.
He has on hand a quantity of Dressed FLOORING,
of various qualities.
PANNEL STUFF, both of Northern and Virginia
Pine, ready dressed which he offers at a low price.
SASHES, DOORS and BLINDS kept on hand and
made to order at prices that cannot fail to give satis
faction.
Order* solicited and will be thankfully received.
my IS WM. FORBES.
CARPETING, RUGS, MATS, &c.—The
snbssribetK have just received from auction and
from the manufacturers, the most magnificent'aud
various assertment of the above articles it bas ever
been their pleasure to exhibit. Their stock consists
of—
Rich Velvet, Brus*;!*, Tapeatry, S-ply and Ingrain
Carpeting
Richfc-4. 10-4 and 13 4 Booking and Drnggetta
Rich Velvet, Brumelaand Tapeatry Rata and Mat*.
To all of the above, we raooc renpeetfoliy aaka an
examination from our frienda and tbe public general*
>7, before purchasing elaewbere.
DUDLEY It JOHNSTON,
oe 30 14.) £agle Square.
i fH KI BOLLAKB -To those ex-
MUpending 93111 portraiu. will be gi
ven a Dae Bill, rood for one ahare in the following
donation, when 30,000 have been iaaued, or (or one
dollar la portrait# whenever presented
The donation will sonant of three boaaea and lote
la Richmond, gained at $10,000, $5000 and $1000.—
Together with WW7 Gold Locke*a, Breaatpine with
portraiu Book*, and other artlelee of a total valaa
of $14,000, To he had on apniicatlen, of
WM. A, FRATT, Dagnerrean Artlat, *
145 Main at., Richmond
M. r. BINONB. Daauerrean Artlat,
— 11-tl ISI Malt) at, Richmond.
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
CHURCH DESTROYED,
Nkw Ori.kaks, Oct l)r. Heott'* Presbyteri.
Church w»a destroyed by lire yesterday. Suppo.
•Ed to have been the act of an incendiary.
ARRIVAL OK THE BLACK WARRIOR,
New York, Not. 2—The Black Warrior hss
• -rived, with Havana dates to the 2t?tb ult. It was
rumored that the Spanish fleet intended to Mil from
Havana on a cruise to New York and other Ameri
can ports.
YELLOW FEVER AT THE SOUTH.
( harlestox, Nov. I.—The yellow fever is no
linger considered an epidemic, and the Board of
H'altb have discontinued their daily reports. No
deaths to-day.
Montgomery, Ala, Nov. I.—No new caaea of
pellow fever have occnred here since Monday last
New OaLKANs, Oct. I.—Lieut Governor Farger
died yesterday of yellow fever. Thv total Inter
ments tor the week ending to-day, 243 ; of fever
107.
TUE MARKETS.
New YoaK, Nov. 2.—Flour—Southern declined
124 ct». Sales at $9 50. Wheat ji.ll and declining.
Baltimore, Nov. 2.—? lour not so firm. City
Mills $8 25, Howard street 58.50. Wheat—white
$1.75®5l 80; good to prime red $1.70®! 83. Receipts
fur and supply large; fr urietjnot so firm.
HOUSES FOR RENT AND SALE
MFOR RENT—The Store at the cor
uer of Cary ard 15th streets, occupied at pre
sent by b ianooftun, Stokes Li Co. Possession given
on thu Ist oi January Apply to
oc 1—1« \V. O. GEORGE.
• FOR RENT.—The Store on Main
stieet. two doors below Mesir*. Kent, Paine it
Kent's new builiine Apply to JAS. WARWICK,
or TAYLOR ii WILLIAMS. os24—lSt*
• FOR RENT —The Tenement South
side of Main. 2d door from 9th street, lately oc
cupied by the Methodist 80.,1t Concern. Possession
given Ist October. An arrangement may be made
with the present tenants to obtain possession sooner
LEWIS D. CRENBHAW.
se 14 Executor of James Bosher. dee'd.
FOR RENT—Warehouse fronting
Sii. on the Dock and Cary St., occupied at present
by Leftwich it Jeter. Apply to
»e 12—ts GEO. S. PALMER, 14th «t.
FOR RENT—The Store below the
Jgfct Exchange Bank, and opposite, Kent, Paine L
Kent'.! new store on Main i.treer. Apply to
au 21—to ED. D. KEELING.
&FOR RENT—The very pleasant
a..J commodious D».-eliin-, coiner sth *ndCary
streets, now occupied by the subsoiibcr. Us many
conveniences, wlili its proximity to busineu, ibndor
It one of the most deniable r&Aiuencej iu tiie city.
Possession given f.'oui Ist to l.vtb June. Apply io
hi. U. HACE, or
my27—l» WINSTON it POWERS.
SFOR RENT—ARooin on" sth st.,
between Broad and orace, suitable for au Of
fice. Terms moderate. Apply on the premises.
cc 2—tf
•J FOR RENT —A house with tlirea
ISn roomu, uoai Wesiy Chapel. Possession given
immediately. Apply to WM. WHITLOCK.
UP 2—ts Stall 3i), Old Market.
® HOUSES FOR RENT.—The large
Framed Huiidin,; on 2d between Cary snd Ca
nal sts., occupied by Mr. M. Devine, containing six
rooms, with water in the yard. Possession given Ist
of November.
ALSO- Several new Krax-ied Tenements on Jeffer
son between Marjhaii and Kroad sts. Rent mode
rate TAYliOil U WILLIAMS.
oc 28
jp* FOR RENT —A new Tenement on
jSISt. Franklin street, below 21st, with comfortable
accommodations for a gentleman and family wishing
to be convenient to business io the lower part of the
city.
ALSO—A small House and Lot on 21>t st, near the
above.
ALSO—For rent or lease, a Lot on 22d st, between
Franklin arid Main sts, having on it a Carpenter's
Shop, and Shed suitable for storing lumber.
ALSO—A vacant Lot on 29th st., (Church Hill,)
between Clay and Leigh sts. Apply to
Dk. GWATHMEY,
oc 30—6t* Near tbe Exchange Hotel.
A DESIRABLE PRI VATE RESI
DENCE FOR SALE —The house now occu
pied by Dr. R. G. Cabell, on Grace between sth and
fcth streets, is offered for sale. This property ia con
veniently located with respect to the business part
of the city, the public offices, market and many of
the churches. The buildings are new and sufficiently
commodious for a large family, conveniently ar
ranged and supplied with gag ana water.
Apply to the subscriber.
CSfPossessicn may be had about the Ist December
oc 4—lm HANCOCK LEE.
BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE AND
MARKET GARDEN, * MILE FROM THE
CORPORATION. FOR SALE PRIVATELY—I
offer for sale privately my residence, with about 8
acres highly improveii market land attached, lying
immediately on the Meadow Bridge RoaJ, just 1*
miles beyond the corporation limits, in full view of
Shcckoe Hill, opposite Judge Danitl's farm. The
improvements consist of a Dwelling with 6 rooms
and Cellar. Stables, Sheds. £lc., ail in perfect order,
having just been thoroughly repaired. Ate. There is
a well which furnishes au abundant supply of mine
ral water in tbe yard, which is regarded as very val
uable.
For particulars apply at Hundley it Bro's Store,
Franklin street, to THUS. L. HUNDLEY.
oc 18—I5t*
TO SPORTSMEN OF THE
ailTf FIELD—FALL IMPORTATION or
GUNS—Just received and imported
■ •--=> from England, and of my own sslec
tion from the Northern markets, fifteen cases of
Double and Single Rarrel OUNS, of superior quality;
also. Game BAGS, Powder FLASKS, Shot BELTS,
Starkey's, Eley's, Cox's and Walker's English Per
cuss;on CAPS.
Sportsmen wishing a neat fit for the Fall campaign,
are respectfully invited to give my stock aa exan i
nation before pufchasing.
JAMES WALSH,
Maker and Importer of Guns, Bitte«, kc.
W GUN and RIFLE MAKING and GUN »MITH-
IchG in all its various branches, done in a superior
manner, and on accommodating terms
Keys fitted to Locks, and Cacei mounted,
oc 28 — 2w
HOISTING MACHINES AND
j [km*! TRUCKS.—Those most approved are
JUirl«9 m *de by me. Sample* of which may be
© I'iEm ,eeD at Messrs. Crenshaw U Co.'i, north
i .llif » t j(i e of Basin. Ordersleft with them will
be filled on the same terms as if sent directly to me.
The advantages of these articles are too numerous to
put In an advertisement Call and see them.
K. L.BATES, Manufactuer
East Falls, Avenue, between Pratt and
fe27—l3m Lombard *t*., Baltimore. Md
FARMERS OF VIRGINIA !—
SERVANTS' SHOES.-We invite the
Farmers of Virginia, who are ia want of really good
SHOES or BOOTS, suitable for field or house ser
vauts, to call acd see cur slock. We havo do hesita
tion in saying that we have Shoes which will last re
markably well, and those who have tried them, pro
nounce them really good.
All we ask 'f those who want good Shoes, and are
willing to pay what they are worth, is to call and ex
amine them. We have a larse stock.
oc2l PUTNEY, WATTS & PUTNEY
& WATCHES AND CLOCKS —
WM. J. BARTHOLOMEW, Watch and
BTJjL Clrfck Maker, Jeweller, itc , returns hi«
to the public in general, for their li
beral patronage since hii commencement in business;
and he will assure them that no pains will be spared
to please them, as regards workmanship or price*,
having devoted hi* time to the above branches In
London and America—3o years. A trial 1* all 1 ask, at
WM. J. BARTHOLOMEW'S,
Governor Street,
»e 28 Near the Dispatch.
NE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE
WARD.—The following negroes have abscon
ded from the Coke Mines, on Tuckahoe Creek, in
this county, and TWENTY DOLLARS each will be
Said for their apprehension and delivery to me in
.Ichmond, or to the overseer at the Mines:
OEOROE, a black negro, 6 feet 6 inches in height,
22 years old, intelligent, sprightly looking, generally
smiles when spoken to—mouth small for a negro
raised in Charlottesville, and lately taken out of Au
gusta jail as a runaway.
SPENCER, a black negro, 4 feet 11J inches in
height, very wide acros- the shoulders, adawrfish but
very powerful looking man, 22 v ear* old—a burn on
hi* left arm near the should.*— wide mouth—low
forehead, almost invariably smile* when spoken to —
He was raised by John Hart or Hunt, in Pitt*,lvauia
county.
These two left about the 35th September.
WILLIAM, or BitiLY, a dark mulatto, about 36
J ears of age, 5 feet 1J iuehes ia height, high cheek
ones, very wide bstween the eye*, and wear* a vin
heavy b">ad of hair. He was raised bv Thomaa 8.
Leary. of Windsor county. North Carp Una.
NED, • black negro, about 35 year* of age, 5 feet 7
inches ia height; burr on right leg; wear* a thin long
beard; was raised by James Wilson, Surry county,
whither he will no aoobt seek to eeeape by water.
MADISON, or MAT, a very black negro, about 25
yearn of «ge> 5 feet 6 inches to height; active, spright
ly and intelligent; front teeth very irregular, burn on
upper part of breast and en left arm; wae raised by
Wm. MeOruder of Powhatan.
These last three left the Mine* on the 33d lnet.
oe 34—10t JNO. J. WMTH, Agt,
. WAHTa.
WANTED. —A Porter io my (tore.
" SAM'L W. HARWOOD,
no "i-lt Governor street.
XJI! ANTED—A situation io the city or
• * country, m Teacher of French and Mode,
eltholn a private family or School, by a blind youog
Lady. Satisfactory reference* will be riven. Ad
drr«« *'E. A. F throush the Richmond Poet Office,
or aprly to the Richmond Dispatch Office.
no 2—6 c
YV ANTED.—A Lady who has had aev
' v eral year*' experience, 1* row prepared sue
cessfn ly to teach all p»rts of a aonnd English eduoa
slon, I rench gramaticjily, the rudiments of Latin,
and Maaicou tbe Piano, and desires a situation in a
healthful part of Virginia. Addresa F. H . at Mr
Jame» W ooshouta'a, Main atreet, Richmond,
no I -3:*
WANTE D.—A Lady from New Eng
land, experienced in teachlog. 1* deairou* of
a *ltu*tlon in a gentleman'* family a* resident nr vi
*iting Governs*;; or would give private l*s*on* In
fatnilfoa, or engage in a youcg ladles' Seminary as
Assistant Teacher; can instruct thoroughly in the
common and higher Eng'ish hranche*, Piano Forte
and Singing; tbe rudiment* of Drawing and Pai> ting.
Embroidery, Wor*ted work, to Would not object
to go In the country. Addre** "J. N.," offise of Daily
Dispatch. oc 25—»o<1fie
WANTE D—TO TEA (J HE KS. —Toe
•ervice* of a gentleman well qualified to give
Instruction in Modern Languages and Painting. For
particulars enquire of JAS. WOODHOUBE,
oc 24—3tawiw IS9 Main street, Richmond.
~\\T ANTED—By a man ol good character*
v v poiMemin* unquestionable business qualifica
tions, and who has had several years' experience in
merchandising writes a food hand, and ha* soma
knowledge of Book-keaping. wishes employment
whereat he can render himself nsefal and be corre
spondingly compensated, being willing to engare in
tlmost any kind of business whereby he can obtain
a respectable livelihood. Satisfactory references can
be given, if required. Address "AUGUSTINE,"
Richmond P. O. oc 38—6t*
WANTED, COAL MlNEßS.—Steady
v v employment will be given at the COKE
MINES, on Tuckahoe at full price*, by con
tract or day work, to experienced white miner*.—
Apply at the mines or in Richmond, to
se3o—dt* JNO. J. WERTH.Agt.
WANTED, TO RENT—A comfortable
v v HOUSE, containing three or four rooms, with
a kitchen, on French Garden Ilill or Broud st, con
venient to business. A good tenaut can be bad by
addressing "G.." at thi* Oliice. oc 11—ts
XJU ANTED—A WET N U R S E —For
▼ v one who can come well recommended, a libe
ral price will be paid. JNO. DOOLEY.
- oc 11— ta
BOARDING.
PRIVATE BOARDING.—SeveraI sin
gle gentlemen, or guntlemen and their wive*,
can be accommodated v, ith board, and pleasant
rooms, furnished or uulnmishud, in a small private
family, at the house on Krankiin street, between 6th
and 7th, oppasite Mr. Wm. C. Allen'* row.
oc 27—lm*
LEATHER AND SHOE FINDINGS.
WM. H. SUTfON, 13th st., between
" Main aud Cary at*, Dealer in LEATHER,
SHOE FINDINGS. SHOEMAKERS' and
RIERS' TOOLS, TANNERS* OIL. Alc , desires to
cill*the attention of strangers and others visitii.,; the
city, to his large and well selected *tock of Gooui le
ceutly laid in for the Fall and Winter trade, collat
ing in part of—
Hemlock and Oak-tanued Sole Lesther
Wax and Russet Upper Leather; Kip faking
French and American Calf Skius
Crawford's and Chamber's Philaielphia Calf Slum
French and German Patent Calf Skins
French and Philadelphia iinithed Mjrucco and Kid
Skin
Red, Bide, Green, Yellow, White and B.GDze Li
ning Skin
Pink Lining. Binding Skias; Black Buck Skins;
Gaiter Kid.; Harness, Bridle and Skirting Leather,
for Saddlers
Black and Colored Enamelled Leather and Cloth
Patent L«ath*r; Bag Lea'lisi; White Welt Skins
Hog Skins; Sheep Skins; Deer's Hair
Saddlers'three-cord Thread and Shoe Threads all
Ncs
Boot Trees; Shoe Trees; Lasts; NaiU; Pegs; Boot
Web
Russia Bristles; Knives; Pinchers; Hammers; Awl»
Shoe Laces; Galloons; Varnish ; casting; Satin
Francaise
Shoemakers' Kit; Curriers' Knives; Brushes and
Stones
Scouring Stones; Beam Faces; Tanneri' Oil, kc.
oc 31—12t;t
"YTEW STOCK OF FALL AND WIN
TER DRY GOODS.—I have just opened an
entire new stork of
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS,
which were purchased in the Northern markets, on
the moat favorable terms. I am prepared to offer
great inducements to purchasers. Among the as
sortment may be found—
Ladies' Dress Goods of all styles
Embroideries and Laces
Hosery, Gloves, Ribbons, Sic.
ALSO,
good assortment for Gentlemen, Boya' and Ser.
vantb' Wear—with a large stock of Domestic Goods
and Fancy Articles.
The public are respectfelly invited to give me a
call, as I am determined to sell as cheap an an v other
home in the city. H. ROSENFELD,
fee 18—3 m 175 Broad st.
SELLING OFF BELOW COST, TO
CLOSE BUSINESS.
Philip elbreshter. No. 8 East
Main street, below the Old Market, has on
hand a laree stock of GUNS, PISTOLS, WORK
BOXES. PORTE MONNAIES, and a general assort
ment of Fancy Articles.
He would respectfully ask the ladies to call and
look at his stock of EMBROIDERY, which consists
of Sleeves, Chemisettes, Collars and B-nds.
Also, a large lot of Misses' CLOTHING, wh'ch
he will sell oil below cost, as he intends cl' sing bu
siness. PHILIP ELBRESHTER.
P. 8. Just received, per steamer Jamestown, a large
lot of new HAIR DRESSES, from Paris, for sale
Ciicap. oc 30—6t*
TO CITIZENS AND STRANGERS.
WE would invite your attention to our
» v large and varied assortment of GENTLE
MEN'S FURNISHING and FANCY GOODS; em
bracing UNDER GARMENTS, and every appendage
useful or ornamental to a gentleman's dress.
We have also determined to keep, in addition, a se
lect assortment of Dress, Frock, Business and Over
Coats of the moat approved atyleg aud best quarlty,
Pants and Vesta of the most desirable patterns, cut
and made to fit well; which we will sell at the low
est market price, for CASH ONLY.
WM. F. ADCOCK k CO.,
oc 28—6t if Main st, under American Hotel.
OFFICE RICHMOND KIKE ASSOT'N, /
November Ist. 1854 5
AT a meeting of the Board of Directors,
held this date, Mr. JAMES C CRANE w*s
unanimously elected Prmident of th» Richmond Fire
As* eiation, vice James Bother, dee d.
Bv order of the Board of Directors
to 2 —"s JNO. H. BOSHER, Secretary.
XiOllCE.—lhe subscriber having taken
i' the large Lnmber House on the Dock formerly
o icupied by Mr. D. B. Bridgford, and next to Mensrs.
Rankin &l Barker, is prepared to receive cn storage
such articles as are usually stored, on the usual
terms. Application to be made to the subscriber on
the premises. WM. JACKSON CLARKE.
oc 9—lm*
WOOD. —1 have a good 6upply of OAK
end PINE WOOD, which 1 will sell low.
t3T~Terms cash in every instance.
S. N. DAVIS, Broad at.,
of in—dim* above Broeke Avenue.
TVOTIUE. —1 have taken the Store No.
-L "I 219 Main st. next door to the corner of 9th St.,
where I have a choice aud well aelected stock o
FAMILY GROCERIES.
I have also fitted up the basemrnt rooma as a Gra
nary, where I have Horse Feed of every descrip
tion. lam prepared to sell on the most accommo
dating terms, and deliver anywhere in the city free
of dravage.
A call from my eld friends and thepublie generally
is respectfully s»licit*d. D. BAKER, JR.
OFFICE VA. CENTRAL R. R. COMPANY, {
Richmond. Oct. 6, 1854 J
T^JOTICE. —The Annual Meeting of the
X v Stockho.'dera of tbe Virginia Central Railroad
Company will be held in tbe town of Staunton on
Thursday, the 9th of November, 1854.
Stockholders going to and returning from the meet,
ing, will travel on the Care free of charge. ,
067 GARRETT, Treas.
"JpHEE EXHIBITION OF CURIOSI
-1 TIEB of tbe Northwest Indiana at PRATT'S
DAGUERREAN GALLERY, No. 145 Mala street,
Richmond, where may be aeen the head of a Mam
moth Mooae Deer, (weight 1783 lba. height 9 feet 7
inches;) aleo a large collection of portraits of cele
brated Virginiana, consisting of Daguerreotypes ot
every style and price, and where each easterner is
presented with a due bill in a *30,000 gift enterprise,
by which a present is insured to every bolder.
oc 27
TWO HUNDRED aud FIFTY THOU
* BAND DOLLARB —RICHMOND AND DAN
VILLE RAILROAD COMPANY.-Two hundred
end fifty thousand dollars mortgaged Bonds of the
Richmond and Danville Railroad Company are now
offerad for saJe, made redeemable la five yeara from
the date thereof, and the interest payable semi >a
""••j at the office of the eempany iaßtehm—d. j
This amount being obarined, the roed will be com
fleted to Danville in twelve Months from this time,
eraonsdesiring to invest, may apply either at&e
JT 7i*md r. VAN DEUROON, ttmmnt.
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE PATB.
By RICHARD CAUTHORW*
THOROUGHBRED MARE AT AUC
."T T lP r lATURDAT, 4th in*t., at tli* lane
lot nearly la re.r of my store, 1 will Mil * thorongh
bred bay MARE, of the floett stock la Virginia, bow
in foal by Cltisen
FOUR YEAR OLD COLT.-At the eame time a
4 y*ar colt, progeny of the eame.
no _ 3 R. CAUTHOBN.
l> AIL ROAD FOUNDRY IN FREDE
,n,u l"CK8BURO roR SALE.—On FRIDAY. the
in u r >°. P™**nt month, (November,) 1854,
nn*i? »l» lt . Anc, ' on - on th ® premieit, the RAIL
fOLNDRT, PLOUGH end COACH FAC
ww on Main and Railroad *t*.—
f front* on Main etreet 60 feet, end
f>oats tho Railroad to tbs bridgt 140 feet, and if only
wuKt'VP?" 1 th * ilro,ul Depot. «he front
buildiog t* go feet by 30, two ctorie* bigh. A win*
extendi lift feet, one itory high aad 30 feet wide.—
The Iron Fonndry 1* in good order. In the end are
other rooms.
Tbims, libera)—s3oo to be paid in 6 month a, and
the remainder in 2 yeare with interest, to be paid
8tc i m °re fully explained on
ALSO, many other article* will be offered for *ale
at the *ame time and place.
no3—3t McCORMICK k WHITLEV.
BY GODDIN k. APPERSON.
EIA.RM ON THE CHARLES CITY
r «w2UiS , .? OUBE ROAD, F.IGHT MILES BE-
Ji?^v RIC ,? MOND ' FOR RALE AT AUCTION.—
Will be sold on BATU&DAY, the 4th ci November,
lfaM. on the premises, commencincat 12 o'clock, the
Firm now occupied by Mr. G. M.Young, called "Pi
ney Ulen." situated on tbe Charles City Court House
ro&d. 8 miles below Richmond, adjoining Four Mile
oteek Church.
The tract contains2S2 acres; about 170 are cleared,
ot which about 80 acres are low ground. The balance
is in good pine and oak wood, which can easily be
disposed af at fair prices, at the landiog on James
nver, distant 2 miles. The improvements consist of
a s?®' i;rt *''l # Sdwelling and the usual outbuilding*
The neighborhood i* good; there being a church
quite near, and a male and femtle ichool within ]'
miler. The soil of the land i* remarkably kind,
though it show* to diiadvantage now, from the fact
that the place has been worked hard without any
manure being applied to it.
Terms.—One-fourth cash; balance at C. 12 and 18
months, for bonds, bearing interest, secured by a trust
deed. GODDIN & APPERSON,
po 3 Anct*.
DR. CHANDLER (Grad
uate Dentist) continues his profes-
T I T P *ion&l service* at 14 > Eagle Square.
REFERENCES.
Richmond. Baltimo'o.
Pro.'. C. B. Oibson, Prof. C. A. Harris,
f.of.C. P. Johnson, Prof. Thos. E. Bend,
Rev. Dr. Hnwell, Prot. W. R. Handy,
Rev. J. B Tdylor, Prof. C. O. Cone.
Rev. Ro. Ryland, Lester Noble, D. D. S.
A. G. Wortham, M. D.
Wm. F. Butler, E*q.,
oc 26—lm*
BOOKS, IO
PIAJVO FORTES,
MUSIC, &c.
For sale by
WILLIAM A. BUTTERS,
No. 157 Main street,
(Nearly opposite the Exchange Bank.)
oc£7—Imif
SUPERIOR BEEF AND
i&EU 5" A* SOUTH-DOWN MUTTON —I will
exhibit at my Stall, No. 32, First
■ Market, THIS DAY, 28th inst., and
tho week following, (omn superior BEEF aud
SOt'TH-DOWN MUTTON, which I will sell at rea
*onsble price*. WM. CULLINGSWORTH, Jr.
oc 28—3 w
OMNIBUSES FOR THE FAIK.
0n TUESDAY MORN
ING next I will pat on the streets
a line o( OMNItIUBES, to run regularly during the
continuance of the Stete Agricultural Fair between
the UnUed States Hotel aod.Jte FAIR GROUNDS,
and will carry persons each fljjf for ct«. a heaa.—
This Line will prove a great convenience to stranger*
and others visiting the Fair Grounds.
oc 28—It* THOMPSON NAYLOR.
EF3 REMOVAL.—HAT, CAP,
<4-J-bAND FUR STORE.—RICHARD
MOORE, Hat manufacturer, and dealer in Hacs,
Caps and Furs, takes occas on to inform his friends and
the public, tbat he has removed from his old stand,
No. 187 Broad street, to one of the new and commo
dious stores recently erected on the Sonthern side of
Broad, between 4th and sth streets, No. 207.
In announcing his removal into a larger and better
Warehouse, he likewise embraces theoccision to re
turn his sincere thanks to those who have for so many
years extended to him their favors, and begs to assure
them, that lie is now better prepared than ever to
serve them.
Without entering details, he would merely say,
that his FALL GOODS were selected by himself iu
person, and caunot be surpassed for elegance or
cheapness.
The Ladies are particularly invited to call and ex
amine his s'ock of Furs and children's Hats.
PREMIUM HATS—The subscriber, it will be re
membered, received the premium at the last Sate
Agricultural Fair, for Hats of HOME manufacture.
He still continues to make to order, the latest and
most fashionable style of Hat, and as he employs
none but tbe best workmen, and uses the beat stock,
his manufacture cannot be excelled.
oc 30—lnr
VERANDAH HOTEL.
ROBERT REID, Proprtetor,
(late of jhe theatre,)
North End of the New Vegetable Market,
Shockoe Hill.
The Proprietor of
I,(fjJ the above Hotel i« pre
pared to serve up, at thc^jßC^ v
shortest notice, "■ »
SNACKS, MEALS. SUPPERS, itc.,
On the most reasonable terms.
OYSTERS in every style, aud private families fur
nished with any quantity, either opened or in the
anell
Philadelphia ALE on draught. oc3l—st*
PIANO AND MUSIC STORE.
P. H. TAYLOR has always
■BHaS on hand an assortment of PIANO
fl n ■ ft If FORTES, MELODEONS, GUI-
U U V U II TARS, VIOLINS, FLUTES and
ACCORDEONS of the best quality and at moderate
S rices. He is sole Agent in this city for the sale of
'unn's k Claris superior PIANO FORTES, which
' he has been semqg for 19 years in this city, with en
tire sat'sfaction to purchasers.
All new MUSIC received as issued, and tbe largest
stock of Standard Music to be found South of Balti
more on hand.
Guitar and Violin STRINGB, first quality.
PIANOS tuned, repaired and let on hire. Old
Pianos taken in part pay for new ones.
oc 31—lm 160 Main st.
PIANO FORTE AND ORGAN
MANUFACTORY.
"•TT" 1 i THEODDLE ROZ, from
Paris, haa just established himselfin
fl fIU fj fl thisci'v (or the purpose of MANU-
Ii " ■ !» " FACTURING and REPAIRING
PIANO FORTES, ORGANS, and all other musical
instruments. Having had thirty years' experience
in tbe largest manufactories in Paris, he f eela conti
dent his work cannot be excelled.
TUNING promptly attended to and charges moder
ate. THEODULE ROZ,
oc3l—lm* No. 183 Broad st.
U. S- MAIL STEAMSHIP
SUmm ROANOKE, leaves SATURDAY morn
ing the 4th iust, at 7 o'clock, for NEW YORK, via
NORFOLK.
Freight received the entire day of Friday, tbe 3rd
inst.
No freight received unlets engaged at our office.
Passengers are requested to be on board before the
hour of departure, 4 o'clock, SATURDAY morning
th" 4th inst.
Ticketa and bertha secured st oar office, south side
of Basin.
Paaaengers taking this ship for Norfolk, charged tbe
same as by the river steamers,
no 2—2t LUDLAM k WATSON.
RETURNING FROM IHE
■HHBSBa FAlß—Saturday, at? A. M . two
of our Packet Boata will leave our lauding. One
(the Fanny) will go up as high as Bcottsvitle, at tbe
usual fare—the other to Columbia, at 25cents
no 2- 3t BOYD. EDMONDt DAVENPORT.
YOUNG "GALEN" FOR SALE.
/fyi I will offer for aale. privately, until Friday,
that beautiful young Stallion *• GALEN." If not
sold befoie tbat time. I will then offer him publicly.
Apply oa tbe Fair Grounds, to
no z JOHN G. JEFFERSON.
REMOVAL OF LOEWENTHAL'B
FRENCH FL OWE R EMPORIUM.
flia THE Undersigned
JSC fully informs his customers and tbeHß
|MS public in general, that he nas rs-MT
■ii»*i iS moved to No. 244, 3 d»ors helow the **
store formerly occupied, opposite Thos. D. Queries.
Thankful for the liberal patronage, he begs for • c ju-
Unaaticn of tbe seme.
lespsstMly, C. H. LOEWENTHAL,
no 2 No. 244 Broad st.
RAN KLIN PAPER MlLL—Belvi
thoroughly repaired, we <n now furnish, paper for
Book and Newspapsr work of as good quality as any
T..«_ssft3
nsgotakis paper, nndar $100 cash *
Auuxiosr SALES
WUTVUI DAM.
■T TAYLOR k WILLIAMS.
desirable and valua
a* public AUC
TIOW -On THCJKBDAT. the <Ub day of November,
MM. commencing at the hoar of 4 o'clock T. M.. we
r?nnl?t.*-u^?i 0f , th * t 1 . BK,tt *n«ible aai be-ntifel
lMU >dr»4 yard* North of
the etty of Eicbmos*, kaewn
Or •pet/ r profitable la the prod action of
.^ "»le of the above propertv wa will —»
aboat 20 acrae of land, part of wb£fa adjoia the Aca
demy property and hat beea partially enclosed aad
prepared tor en Itl ratio*. Thu portion of land Ilea
well for a vineyard or s*cer»l horticultural, kitchen
gardening parpoeea. The other proparty la tituated
a abort distance North '■ f the last, aad la a nart af
Wra Mitchell'* -Spring Hill" traitor plan Jflota.
an* adjoin* the property of Mf*m John Hill, Foun"-
tain Tyler aad Albert A. Morri. Moat of thie pro
perty la nnder a good enclotare aad la a very high
•tate of cultivation; and, baaidea. having aevaral very
superior (pine* en lome of the lota, the whole occu
pant* thereof are entitled to the aaa of watar from
the renowned Mitchell'* spring.
Terms at tale, which will be accommodating.
""1 TAYLOR t WILLIAMS. Auct*.
BY JOHN R. D. PAYNE, Sale*man.
r*OMMISSIONEK'» SALE OF VALU-
PROPERTY IN THE CITY OF RICH
HON D.—By virtue of a decree of the Circuit Court
of tae C ty of Richmond, proaonneed on tbe 14th
day of Jane. 1851, in the ewe of Pickett vt, Pickett
and ether*, I will.ell on SATURDAY, the lrtday of
December, at 4* o'clock P. M., at public auction, on
the premise*, a Lot of Ground at Roeketta, fronting
on Roeketta street 41 feel. and running back to Wa
tei street—it being the remaining portion of the Lot
pur'tiaied bv Mr. Jesae William*.
Terms—One-fourth ca»h; the balen-te on a credit
of ene, two and three years, secured by bonds, with
approved security, carrying interest from the day of
sale. Title retained until the last bond is paid, and a
deed ordered by the Court
1 JOHN A. PICKETT, Com'r.
BY GODDIN & APPERSON.
TpXECDTOE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
JLJ REAL ESTATE ON WALL, BET WE FN
FRANKLIN AND BROAD STREETS, IN THE
RICHMOND.—WiII be *old, on MON
DAY, the 6th day of November, 1854, on the pr»-
mi*e«, commencing at 12 o'clock, V., that valuable
estate on the eastern aide of Wall atreet (in rear
ot Mesara. R. H. Dickinson t Brother's office.) re
cently occupied by the late George W. Atkinson,
dec'J. The lot fronts 60 teet, run* back 130 feet,
more or lea*, and hss upon it a large brick building
u»»d a* an office and dwelling und other pnrpo*e*
The property, from it* central location, recom
mends itself to penon* engaged in the business
which the late Mr. Atkinson followed.
Terms, } cash, balance at 4 and 8 months, for nego
tiable notes, interest added, and title retained till last
note is paid. By request of the executor of Oeorge
Washington Atkinsnn. d«c'd.
oc 24 GODDIN & APPERSON, Auct*.
VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED
▼ HEAL ESTATE ON MAIN STREET—FOR
SAL** AT AUCTION —Will be *old, enTUEBDAY,
the 7tli November, 1854. on the premises, commenc
ing at oiio o'clock P. M., the following very valuable
and attractive Real Estate, in the City of Richmond,
viz: First—theT- nement occupied by Mean. Smith
k. llarwood. Sec nd—the Tenement adjoining, oc
cupied by Meajr*. Dove t Co. Third—the Tenement
a few doors below, occupied by Mil* Lvon, successor
to Mrs. C. Phillip.
The above Real Estate lie* on the south tide of
Main between 14th and 15th *treet«, in the heart of
the buiineta portion of the city, and without doubt it
justly regarded u» among the mott viluable that kal
been offered/or sale/or many yean past
Tne property wi.l be sold with the right to tbe
purchaser* to collect the rent* from and after the l*t
January next, upon the following very accommoda
ting terms, vL:: One-fifth payable Ist Jan., 1855; the
balance in four equal instalments at 6, 12, 18 and 24
mnnths from that day, for negotiable notes, interest
added—secured by a trust deed.
By request of the owner*.
GODDIN It APPERSON,
oc 17—2 awtN2td* Auctioneer*.
NOTICE.—For sale, a hand
■W 3 —~W— some light CARRIAGE and Harness—
both made to order in New York by the best work
men, and have been but very little used. They will
be sold low, the owner having no further nse for
them. Enquire of Mr. R. H. BOSHER, Coach-ma
ker, corner Main and 9th sts. oc 31—ts
NOIICE.
fa THE subscriber having, on the
23d Oct., purchased the stock and fixtures
owned by Jas. W. Golf, successor to Otey
® Gotf. begs leave to announce to his
friends and the public generally, that he has now on
hand a good stock of SADDLES, HARNESS? ENG
LISH AND AMERICAN BRIDLE LEATHERS,
and almost everv thing ugnallykept in a Saddlery
establlnbment. all of which he will tell low when
the cash is offered. His friends from different por
tions of the Sta'e, who may be in the city on account
of the State Fair, are requested to call and examine
his stoc* and price* before purchasing elsewhere.
Mr. John Otey will remain with the subscriber,
where he will be pleased to see all of bis old friends.
J. W. DENNIS,
oc 31—It No. 54 Main street.
SPECTACLES ADJUSTED
TO DEFECTIVE BIGHT
UPON UNERRING SCIENTIFIC PRINCIPLES,
BY E. MAR KENS, Optician,
69* MAIN ST.. RICHMOND.
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICK OF THIS NO. -&Z
The Subscriber would call
' the attention of all who are guffar
ing from defective vision, to hi* moit complete and
handsome assortment of SPECTACLES and EYE
GLASSES that ever were seen in this country. The
ruperior Glautt, and his skill of applying the same
with success to all defects of the eye—as Myopia,
Presbytia, Presbytic amblyopia, cataract and weak
ness of the Retina, are so well known that tbey need
no mentioning. Thousands have been aided, and the
eye preserved in a natnral state. If you wish your
eye properly treated, do not purchase Spectacles
like you would a watch or a finger-ring; butcall for
the proper aid upon one who has made impor
tant and delicate organ, (the eye.) aud tile applica.
tion of Spectacles to the same, a thorough study.
Call upon E. JXARKENS, Optician,
oc 16—dim 69* Main at.
J. A. FAY & CO.'S
LABOR SAVING MACHINES.
IN order that Strangers and Visitors to
tbe Fair may have an opportunity of witnessing
the operation of these justfv celebrated Machines,
we will take pleasure in exhibiting them at eur shop,
corner of 6tb and Cary streets, on Friday, Nov. 3d,
between the hours of 9 A M. and 5 P IS.
no 1-3: JNO. k GEO. GIBSON.
OYSTERS.
\J STEAKS.
HOT COFFEE,
TEA, be., lie,
Are being served up by
Juan pizzini.
At Bt. Nicholas Saicon,
no I—lw No. 156 Main street.
r rHK attention of farmers is called to the
X large assortment of valuable English and Amer
ican works on Farming, Gardening, Hones, Cattle,
Cottage Building, ke., for sale at
8 RANDOLPH'S
Bookstore and Bindery, 121 Mais street,
The following are the most important:
Downing, Allen, Wheeler, Smith, Repton, Loudon
and Bullock on Cottagesaod Landscape Gardening.
Dadd, Youatt, Randall, Allen, Martin, Clater, Low
and Skinner on Cattle,' Ac.
Buist. Elder, Cobbett, Downing, Fessenden, John*
son, Landreth, McMahon and Mill* OB Gardening
Brown, Cole, Downing. Fessenden, Floy, Phillips
and Korsjthe, on Fruit Trees.
Allbd. Blake, Waring, Skinner, Beatty. Boussin
gault. Sinclair, Coleman, Johnson, Feaaenden, Nor
ton, Helmea. Stephens and Rutfin. on Agriculture.
Johnson, Lie big, Topham and Rodgers, on Agri
cultural Chemistry _ _
Browne, Dana, Merfit, Falkner and Raffia, on Ma
nures »
Cultivator; 10 vols.
Kuffin's Farmers' Register; 10 vols
Plantation and Farm Boot; by a Southern Planter.
tsf Ruffin's Agricultural Essays are now printing,
and will be delivered to all who leave their namea
with the publisher, J. W. RANDOLPH.
Catalogues will be sent to alt who apply.
Bookbinding in all its branches. oc 28
£. J. H. MeCAMPBELL,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Lexington, Va.,
"PRACTISES in the Court* of Roek
-X bridge, Augusta, Bath, Botetourt, and Lynch*
burg, and. gi ves his attention mbiMy to hit profes
sion, as he baa done for thelastsix tears.
Strict attention paid to the Collection of Claims,
and promptrrmittnne* mad*. It29—6m
FALL TRADE—IBS 4.
r | ''HE SUBSCRIBERS have in Store ud
X offer for sale tbe following Goods, via:
45*1 Boxes BOOTS and SHOES
1200 Boxes HATS and CAPS.
< ISO Doaen Franc hC ALP SKINS of their own im
portation
iSS R ozn CALf SKINS.
*5 Dcien UPPER LEATHER. M grades.
.
T&tstfflngnagg
manufacture, suitable for Plantation and Railroad
Hindi.
This large stock of goods having km purchased
OfWlfk GRAIN BAGS Just received
for sale by WILLIAMS It BftO
f .sj . -.i-J-tti. * I':
AUCTtMI ftAUBS
thlspat!
■! TATM>w t Wli.[.im« '•
in atella ma <74. Persona SSffil?
cm test the speed of Ikl Hor*ee. r»r mSSS!'
tion as to rricf. te_ enoafre of tb» WriiL™ "
HORSES—Trottfcg Rom JRrrKMON . w
gelding* (weight lorn lb* ; l« half H>|tt J hSf
Freneh—a very fine mddm horse, mad will m hla
mile ia harness in leas than three ni>itN.
Naragacset Pacer, BLACK EAGLE. £a«l« U a
H»ek stallion, and wDI pace bi* quarter of a mile in
half a minute—it a meat beautiful saddle bona, aad
baa been need lor this purpose by the children of
the owner.
BWINE—PRINC R ALBERT, the preninm Bow
at th*il I. State Fair. 18 month* old, and ia pare;
/K-liw ®*Jebrmte<i Stickney importation.
■ Norfolk Bear. 10 moat he old; pae of
the moat valuable breed• in the country.
.A'" " SADDLE, nearly niw-together
with Blanket*, Horn's, k e
no 1 Taylor a williamb, Amu
ftA££OF valuable thorough
HA *£?' JaSSP 111 ™® HOOS . DUR
KTv ojT'V, aNd . BANC* FOWLS —On FRJ
, Nov ,at 12 o'clock M., at ibe lot adjoin
»f 'be entrance to the Fair Ground*, we will eel!
the following valuable STOCK,
atthe Fair, where they will be ahown by the
OWBW: *
starvaw.."w
exandria; g. (.grand dam Imp Wood Decker. An ex
amination of her pedigree will show her to be one of
the beat bred mare a in Virginia.
2 Huucamuneamare, 16 yea'* old, (with foal by
Bailie Peyton.) by Priam. Her pedigree ie alao of
Cramp. *• fan,uhed »>y Dr. Abner
HOGS—lmported Suffolk Boar, Lord Wenloek
end imp. Sow, Daphne, with 2 pigs; Chinese Boar*
Voltigeur; Cheater Sow and 2 piga. *
1 b^LL— A fine Bull, believed to be the moat genu
ine Durham in this country.
FOWLS—AIao, an extenaive assortment of Asiatic
Fowls, from China, Sumatra, and other portionaof
India; Bremen Geese.Ac.
no 1 TAYLOR t WILLIAMS, Ancte.
GALE OF A HOUSE WITH GAB
*-7 DEN ATTACHF.D, IN THE TOWN OF SID.
N?Y. NEAR THE FAIR OROITNDS.-Of Flft
DAY, 3d November, 1854, at 4,} o'clock P. M , upon
the premise#, will be told the Framed Houae and
Lot occupied bv Mr. John George Beam, in the town
of Sidney, on theNortu aide of Ellwood (Main) at
intersecting with Clarke at Tba house Is neariv
new snd in good orders the let fronts 125 feet and
runs back l'J5 feet to Short st.
Any ond disposed to parchuo a ruidenca rutired
to moit parls of the city, would do
well to look at this property.
Terms—Oca-third cash; balance at 4, 8 and 12
month*, with interact sddod and secured by a trust
de * d TAYLOR it WILLIAMS,
0826 ■ Auctr.
BY RiCHARD CAUTHORN.
T ARGE SALE OP BUGGIES, ROCK
-Li AWAYS, SULKIES, kc., AT AUCTION —In
consequence of ill health, beiug unable to attend to
my galea, I shall, on WEDNESDAY, lat day of No
vember next, commencing at 9 o'clock A M.. at my
shop on Franklin street, a few doors below Mr
Blankinship's Stable, sell at public auction, my en
tire stock ot Buggies, Rockaways, Sulkies. 4c. »»»■!-
by myself. *
At the same time, I will sell several second-hand
Bn (pes and Sulkies, with Harness, iu good repair.
Terms—Cash for all soma of J§!7s &nd uiidoi; over
that amount 90 daya credit, for approved negotiable
pa «JT a „ A v „ „ JOHS HA'OAN.
Sale corducted by R. Cactho«n, Auctioneer,
oc 20—dtds
The above sale is postponed to FRIDAY
Morning, 3d Inst., at 10 o'cioc*.
""2 R. CAUTHORN, Auct.
BY UODDIN ic AP PERSON, Aucta.
/COMMISSIONER'S SALE OF VaL-
V UABLE LAND, ON THE RICHMOND.
FREDERICKSBITRG AND POTOMAC RAl£
ROAD, TWO AND A HALF MILES FROM
RICHMOND, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-By
virtue of a decree of the Circnlt Court of the county
of_ Henrico, pronounced on the 10th day of May,
1854, in the case of "Hndsnn vs. Wetherford, kc.,"
the undersigned, who was thereby appointed a Com
missioner ot the Court for the purpose, will expose
t« sale, at public auction, on the premises, on TUES
DAY, Oct 24, 1854, commencing at 11 o'clock, the
larger pottlon of the Tract qf Land in the eoubty of
Henrico, of which Barret Price died se'zed, contain
ing, according to a plan and survey made by J J.
Pleatants, County Surveyor, 250$ acres, and divided
into lota, from one to thirteen inclusive
The Man si >n Tract has 704 acres attached to It, of
which about 15 acres are well wooded. The other
Lots contain from 10 to acres, and for the most
part are covered with het .(original growth of most
valuable pine and oak wood, and some Una heart
timber.
Tbe railroad runs through this land, thai affording
convenient aecea to the city of Richmond; bat, be
tidei, a new road bu been purchased throash the
lacd of Mr. Jobn A Glazebrook, opening into the
Brook Turnpike, (now Plank Road,) near the firat
Toll Gate, by which a moat comfortable and pleai
*nt ingreaa and egrets can be had to each of the
Lota.
Tbe wood and timber on thla land have attracted
the attention of tbe public for many year*, and in
view of it* neameae to the city of Rchmaod, (where
it ia in great demand,) offer great inducement* to per.
aon* deairousof engaging in farming or la the wood
buriness.
We invite attention to the map to be seen at onr
office, which exhibit* clearly the location and ad
vantage* of thia moatdeairable property.
Terms—One-third eaah; balance at 1 and 3 year*,
for negotiable note*, with good eadorsers, for the de
ferred pavmenu, and title retained, subject to the
future order of the Court,
CHAS. C. HUDSON, Com'r.
Bale conducted by Goddin It Apperson. Auct*.
P. 8. We are authoned to itate that the Hermi
tage Tract of Land, adjo'ting the above on the
south, belonging to Gen. Scott and Dr. Cabell, will
soon be laid off la Lota, with *<reeU running through
th# *««, thtu connecting the above land with the
(treet* to be opened throagh the land of M atari.
Scott and CabelL
oc2l— tda G it A.
NOTICE. —The sale of Land, near Bich
mond, advertiaed by Charlei C. Hudson, Commii
lioner, to take place on TUESDAY,the24th October,
1854, iaunavoidab'y postponed till FRIDAY, the 3d
November, 1*54, on the premise*, at 11 o'clock A.M.
B oc 24 GOPDIN It APPERSON. Aneti.
CM ALL FARM ON DEEP-RUN TDEN ;
O PIKE ROAD (6 milei from Richmond), FOR
SALE AT AUCTION.—WiU be aold at Auetfon, the
FARM formerly owned by Mr. R. N. MacKenzie,
containing 76 acres of land, t>n tbe Deep-Ron Torn
pike, 6 miiea from Richmond, adjoining the landa
owned by Patrick H. Gentry, and those on which
Mra. Lowdei reiidei—about 27 acrea cleared, ba anee
in woods. Tbe Improvement* conaiat of a Btable,
Cow-honae, lie.
Terms—One-third caih; balance at 6 and 12 not.,
for negotiable notei, infereit added, lecured by a
truit deed- GODDIN It APPERSON, Aucti
THE above Farm will be aold oo tbe pre
mise* of the land aiverti»ed by Chaa. C. Hudson,
Commiisloner, immediately after that land ia dia
poaed of— ut about 3 o'clock P. M., of TUESDAY,
the 24th of October, 1854.
oc 10 GODDIN It APPERSON. Aucts.
NOTICE. —Id consequence of tbe sale
of the Land, advertiaed by C. C. Hudson, Commis
sioner. having b**a postponed to FRIDAT. th* 3d
Nov., the above sale is also postponed to tbat day,
when it will certainly take place,
oc 24 1- k A.. A acta.
NIGHT AUCTION.
WATCHES, JEWELRY and FANCY
f " ARTICLES—WiII be sold at my stor« THIS
EVENING at 7 o'clock, a large involee of WATCH
ES, JEWELRY and FANCY ARTICLES.
Alii©—A small invoice of DRY GOODS
Th* attention of th* public ia requested,* as tbe
■ale will be without r*s*rv*.
o«Sl ALEX NOTT, A art.
BY ELIAH HALE. No. tus Main at.
ON THIS EVENING, at 7 o'clock, I
•ball offer at auction a lary* assortment of Stapl*
and Fancy Goods, consisting ia part as follows, Vis :
Gold and Silver Watches
Gfljd Jewelry of *v*ry description
Silver and plated ware; Clocks of all kia4*
2500 dos white and colored spool eettoa
1500 gro Buttons, assorted kind*
175 " Lead Pencils, assorted kind*
750 dos Knives, Bci*sora and Razors
300 '• Port* Mooaies and Panel
250 " Hair, T**th, Nail and Lather Brasb**
75 " plated S*«ia| Birds
£175 " fancy Bazas, • large asssilaiiat
1450 " fancy Bo*pa, 40 different kinds
Also, • l*n*assortmentof blankbooks,p*p*r, **•
er with a great variety of goods too aamsriai to
naeadoa, la loU to salt aarebaaera. Every artist*
warranted as repreaeafced. City and seaatry s»*r
cbaauar* IMHUWI? invited t* attial ft* sal*, as
*&**** *
w m Mite St.
Every article warranted as reprss*sf*d,
Addition*can he received
—CLuaKb ANjj DEEH3 OOOJ3ST
/TLSEAT BARGAINS AT LEVY'S OLD
VX ESTABLISHED CHEAP STORES—I have
Jast r*c*tv*dfromN*w York, a tec*
■«ag»££g
S7r»li!r , tnT
pmmca cantary.
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