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SPECIAL NOTICES.
wilh.-trhciFen<-|n»i Ae*ttemy will
(h» 1«i"h of September, IR-Vi A«a limited
iber of pupils « riil h * »»«**. 1 earnestly r*<j«e«t
nrrnotw who intend to take (he second courts,
the r *i>p!ic«tion *t onci-.
IV Wll/BACHK.H. No V<W M«ln • tr»»t,
„ j_.j t ' one door below the c-merif Ninth.
tr l>nllev*» (irnNinr Pnla Kitmcl«r
IHsoN'm* the pain and inflammation from th« «<*-
r.'i'i»»t '>«'»• or »c*!d*. in from on* to twenty mio-
L. _*rii th»t it will heal the wound* without. scar;
" * care Fever Seree-Filos-Salt Rheum
Rheumatism —Sore and inflamed
Brnises—iOM end Inveterate
B,r.«_Se*ld Heed—Cornsend Bun<ooa— k'.rysipeles—
J' r.int—Swellinee—Felons- -Chilblains—Bitea of In
' 'Ij,' -Swe!!«l «wl Broken Br«a*t—Sore Nipples -
V* nrtiont—end *11 ether inflammatory end cutaneeos
,r'Lia« w'tere the perte effected can be reached.
p., B [be inereduioos about ths many diseaae* named
. Vt'-ecnred by only one thing—bnt reflect, that the few,
i* r t;ve prmiert.it* which the Da'.ley Salve eione
• iiins. *nd mhereto! reenumerated -one te fonr—
C ',r'' reach not aiou* the More-mentioned dissase*.
v,.' wl .t more not enumerated.
U !. -y ~l>o kot Rscnt.** fßT»ici*K« r*«.
, sim:c<t oMft. iwwA*i)t-r ro* aeons* or *ir
rf*f KT OtS*A»*» _ _
t > 0 * o( OMCIM M.UT. FAIK Extsac.
, n. anon it a Steel Plate Engraved Label with
r t £ ...tare* of 0 V CLICKENKR t CO., pre
r-'etv-t "»d HENRY DA L. LEY, Manufacturer. AU
,-K, 'l ere counterfeit Price 25 cent* per box.
1 1? \ i order* ehonld be addre**ed to C. V. Click
(o *l Co . £ 1 BarcUy street. New York.
"Yoi **ie wholes* a aud retail by
BENNETT, BEERS & FISHFR
.. l<v-*o Mai a it!? t.
rtr ><»!mi)ti, Beof, .lent rcrolvfd, a
, •; „f s MOS K.I) and PICKLED SALMON.
-Nt >K.£ !' PKKF, BEEF TONOUFB. Ac., which
u ' 1..,.,.d10w. C. BATES. Agent.
Stall No. 1, Second Market.
r.-r \«thin" l'nrf»d ifith «* murh rertnln
TT >- At.i'' and Kevhr—No one can hive aretnrn
, . di»»a»e « In po**e«*ion of Dr.
uMKS CLOPTON'i BKMEDIES. Aleo, IScrefu
,, ,-. n ar S«vel »o«» dU-taeeof the Throat, Bcald
ll"- vi Tetter and a'l other di»ea*ee of the Bkin. Nu
'-rou* te*timoni*i* cau be seen at hi* Rootr. No
l f ', rr : rt m»«ie*— I written prci-crip'i.>i;«»iron in every
C v»«."N» bumbiiK in tha'! CalJ and *eo him. Dr.
, s;rn a'. No. Si Exchange Hot»:l for a f*w
c -.'.« o'iij. » au 30—d St*
Prnrriplisti* accurately nnd rare
f, v <i:«p-i lea. by one of tin partneia, at all hours
. < th • d»v or night, at
" MEADF. 4l BAKF.R'B
New Pliaiui'cetricai store,
' NW. cornerof Main and loth streets,
s , J nit above the new Crstoio House.
i.pprhoN, Ijcerhen, Lei'chw.-I have
,«t received by Adam*' > xpress, a I'resh lot of
sweedis'i Leeches, which will bo applied upon the
reaaonable te r ms.
p ,s-C"f»p:cg and Leeching promotlv attended
(o I can be found at all hours, at the Hair Dressing
i; -v under '.he American ilotel.
an .M R. C. HOB SON.
rjc I'nrn Water iimde In the flnext
Porcekia Keuntams bv ourselves, and all the deli
e s Crtain and Fruit Syrup*, made from the actual
rice and sound fruits. Korsalsat
* MEADE It BAKER S
Nei.- Apothecary Store,
j. ; >< W. co-i.er of Main and 10th sts
r?" »tv <ioods. AukuhT I:tfh
THO'S K PRICE 4i. CO.. at the old established
niand, No !W Main street, have been adding, during
thf» ~as' few days, to their stock of Goods, and expect
from •!.!• time, daring the entire Kail. by weekly ar
rivals to make inch additions, that at the opening of
th* season they will exhibit the largest and mast com
mailing supply they hare ever offered to their
friends and the pubho. the Goods jest re
lived: Pretty Colored Lawns, from 12J cents up;
1.-ssii i.iaeusoi' n.o*t approved makes; Linen Sheet
in.'* of dt> ; French Corsets; Skeleton Skirts. Hooped,
\c, and for those who need such for the early Kali,
M. 10 4 and i'2-i Cotton Sheeting; h-iavy Woolens.
e:,d Bh>-ep Grey Satinet., for farm hatda; brown and
j.e ich 4 ■ d Cotton Shir'-ice: Cotton Klan
iets. aad many other articles. All of which they
p.rdse themsalves will be offered, wholesale and re
ts: at the very lowest maket r»t-".a.
an io—c6w THOMAS R. FRIC£ Jt CO.
f?" Anthrnritt". Midlothian nml fJlnck
Hjath Coal—The subscriber i« cow prepared to
f.rn sh rhe best PHILADELPHIA ANTHRACITE,
and LUMP COAL from the above Chesterfield
mines, which he will se!i at the lowest market price,
lurcash, or its equivalent. Orders lef-c at the auction
home of Larus it Shine, 74 Main street, will meet
with p-ouipt attention.
au 11—3 m P. C. LARUS.
RT Beware cl" Fruit nnd Vfgetu*
bies—Prevention and Cure for Diarrhoea. Cholic,
Cholera Morbus.—Grken Gingkr CORDlai..—The
Virtues of lunger for the above diseases is admitted
by the whoie Medical Faculty, and lecommended
o.iiiy—m fsct no family should be without it. The
cotc a; :b by far the best preparation e*ver offered to
in* public. Diluted with water, it forms n cooi and re
fr » augoriok; taken after eating, promotes digestion,
preventing any t.ed effects from the imprudent use of
fruit, change of water, or extreme heat; restoring the
appetite. Pint bottles .'>o cents.
? r .ale by BENNETT, BEERS & FISHRR;
GRI/BBS t APPEIISON; MEADE it BAKER,
ami all druggists jy 9—d3m
rT* P. Wllbncher, Dealer 3n liquor*
« iset, Cuars, Stc., No. 20? Main street, Richmond,
»• my 31—u
r?*rii«- American !!olci, Mn uuton-A. IV.
ERK ' KENKIDGK i. CO., Proprietors, C. L. Dib
reil. ia'e of Lynchburg, Superintendent.
)e 11 -dim
nrd.-S, It. Urnoan. Bell tind Brun*
Fouoflrrer, K.incy ti.-ato and Xende." Manufacturer,
No "J> Main street, battvcea iith and Sth, west side,
Ibcsmond, Va. jy i()_6.u
White tSrenao I White Rreasc !-Thii
" til" h -»t and inest economical Grease ever known,
brt.'ieajles of wagons, carriages, onjnibusses carts,
*••5. «n«1 tor all rough glaring, cog wheels, io. It
>;>">« not run on the in the hotteiit weather, hut
r>"ii,'jin» ihe same consistency winter and summor.
Pol sale in cans of Sand 0 pounds, and in Sega, by
MEADE t BAKER, Druggists,
186, N. W. corner of Mailt and luth streets,
jy 23—ditc3m
!T Or. !)upon?o's fJoldea Pills for Vc>-
kslks.—The combination ef ingredients in tha Villa
are periectly harmless Their rfficHCy and rnerito
K r t> t ;l p #n na extensive practice of over thirty
\ear«; and the directions have been strictly
: j . jwed, they have never failed t« correct all irregu
li' ;os. relieve painful and difficult menstruation,
psrtteaUrly at Ike change sf life. They will cure all
*'"'krie«e. and remove all obstructions arising from
C'Jid,eipoiara »r tiny causes; and maybe used cuc
cmiruily a , „ preventive. Call upon the agent*, and
gets i uc-i;ar for particulars free.
Pne* i,l j,r: box, with fall directions. Sold whole
scd retail, by PURCELL, LADD h. CO., Gen
eral titst* Agents, eor.jer of Main and Pearl streets,
Kittin.-oud, Va.; DUVAL & NORTON, comer Main
•>. Richmond, Va ; GH.UBBS U Al'PEß
a.l Broad street, Richmond, Va, J. W.
/.VANS, No. 1# Pear! street, P.ichmond, Va.
V>e above agents vriil supply dealers at proprie
ty »p;iee», and send the pills by mail (confidentially)
;l or country, on rooeipt of #1 through
p-.st office Richmond, Vi.
1 " Sigaatute J. Duponco on each bo*.
Je <>—jui* -
h lac? Of tit. I.onli, Mo. Of.
c " and residence on 3d street, west side, between
*.t efcaii and Ciay ets. jy Zi—Sat*
«▼" Afflicted thirteen years nml enre<l In
• K ' K.—K»aa the following iettt-r from me Rev.
Jamti Temple:
Philadelphia, June nth, 1858
I "jf /)». Urath: I have been afflicted for thiiteen
yjf *»i'h neuralgia aud other painful epmplainta,
'Oil i iuvf b»ea ut.able to sleep auundly or walk any
•t&ncr f.,r many yean past. i«a«t w»n* 1 got a bot
'<• of yoar "Electric Oil." The fine night I slept
M wt '"> to-day I ain like a uew man.—
( l ""it could not beliove har eyes Your Electric
■'■as ilonr in one we?« what the physicians of Phi
**-e Pt'i* failed tci do In thirteen year#.
Uta.efully youia, Rev. Jamks Tkmplk,
3U> South atreet.
,/ M >'1 PI r RCELL, LAQD k Co.. Mchmond, »nd
"'U|r'.«T» in ever; town. Principal Depot, No. 33
J'Jtl, t ((1 ,t ro9 t Pfailada. Beware et dangerous
•'Jauterfeiu. au lo—U
• J. p, Uarrfuer, IU. D. t *ll»ro(ropnlhlc
Richmond, V*.
l. '-'-lice on Oovernor atreet, near the Richmond
no,i, «- a a 29~-d3m
e/T" "ntrhf |«r?s llnlr yean
e 'iiiitj/t and application justify the p op'ieUjr in
" r "<al lug this the best Hair Dye in exiatenoo.
I , '!!*, * ck t,r b "»»u instantly, without the least
,' P lllr or skin. Mule and aold, or applied, (in
2>i i.""* I '' r00 " 1 •) liiuchclor'B Wig ratter;,
Broadway, N«w York.
1 "e tenuuie lor sale by
I<L . BENNETT, BEERB fc FISHER,
*P .a 125 Main atrVet
IN 1 af the Vlrctnln
<<Mk * r,cultur4l S"<-'eiy residing in th« olty
" Wlil aumniooed to meet, on Ibe
( MONDky 1„ October next, at the City Hall,
*V'ii*r e ' eclln * aikteen tnembera to the
« u i * eaj i !jr m ®"'beia, aud every such
" ,tu 'fcer o( the Society as shall satisfy the
. '-ondßating tc». election, that he lia<
*re», r if,f a i '*'® r wijo "''all then pay theaama,
Uv, ;f:i i to vote. AccounU of annual nietubers
»H', J'fl ">t» the hands <»i Mr. .lames A Aug <at,
' * ut ''" rUr d agent to receive the aame. The
'"itir if.'" to tile (Jo'omtasioner at the
r (fca to y*g * evidsnuu of the holder's
stiii—t/"' ® - W 'LLI A Mi, •ec'y aad
7 ' " m Va. State Airteullural Society.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
secretary's or r i>e*T
IV Tfc _ *<CHMO!.d, 2*th Jane,lMS. f
Tz'"«,z:;z
k ' •»*'*« •• "•
an *8 6t WM. B. ISAACS, Boc'y.
«k7[.OHT b i? Vow'coVpLETro* 13 aV
BROT\ PES and DAGUF.RREoTY I*FS are aoL
Cat. of P e irJi' anl°pnc* Ple A?l: e^?.r^ UwA
Gold Locketta, end Gold Pm. desigueti for pictures
whSi«T«*2. Ut « uerreo, ype etock and mate
oriae* #ounl « J operator*, at New York
Pri °t ,<t OSBORNE'S Gallery,
* ' s '*n of th» Flan.
OFFICE RICH'D k DANVILLE R. R C 0.,)
__ _ _ Bicmmowd, Auguet I, IS.W. J
CV* Notlre.—Tn nil arhoni li nay i'oncrrn.
- V\ hereita, the Down Frei*hu on the Road are no
heaey. and own* no dopot to admit of etorage, the
(k.m P any will be con.trained (• deliver all .aid
freisnta from the platform or aiding of the road on the
Depot Lot in thia city, ao etjon aa ihe Train* ahall ar
rive—*«id Freight* to he liiiinedlately removed by
th»*e to whom it ruay be eonaigned or belona. aa the
Company will not he rea;ior.*ible for the *afe keepinc
ot the aaine. And the partie* intereited, or in anv
way concerned, will therefore take notice that a'l
down h reixbta, a* before •tated.will be at their ri«k a*
»oou aa unloaded from the car*.
If «*id Freiiht* are not taken away, the lame will
oo adored at the expense cf the owner or eoneiirnee
_ C. CAMPBELL. '
au 1 ta Snperintendent.
CVThe Hlnoii in the grfnt l*ri>mge of
Itle, and *hould therefore be kept pure and;uaadulter
ated. Bleedinr in the arm, au far from extracting
the imparities, only lodges them more permanently
on the heart ard other organ*, ana tbore they must
remain unless removed by BAKER'S BITTERS, the
oaiy mediciuo the world has yet discovered which
can he used at ail times and on all occasions by both
sexes, regardle** of ago, with safety and sucoess. Test
their virtues and t hen decide of their merits for your
*elf. The price is only 50 cents per bottle.
»^» rl I. a ' e - T a '' 'k® principal druggists In the city
of Richmond and elsewhere. cu 19
PAL, JL T KAJITjE , 185 oT
J- WIIXINOHAM. | u. r. TARDY.
WILLINGHAM & TAIiDY,
Importers ttod Healers in
Foreign, Domestic, Staple and Fancy
DRY GOOD 8,
No. 13 I'karl St., Richmond, Va ,
Have in store, and are receiving daily, a large and
gvneral stock of Kali and Winter DP.Y GOODS, to
which they ask the attention of merchants visiting
thia market. They make no claim* to mptrior ad
xanta/jrt over their competitors, either a* importers
or buyers, hut assume that ih-y possess advantage*
eqtint to any.aud solicit conSdeutly an examination
ot their stock. Celoiv they enumerate a few of the
leading styles:
Blown and Bleached Shirtings and Sheetings, of
all the diSerent width#.
Sattinets; 3-4 and 6-4 Fulled Cloths
lUaid Linseys, at all prices
stock of Blankets
Kngliahand American Frists, all grade*
Coburgs, De Lainee, Alpacas
Ginghama. and Ladies' Dress Goods
Cloth« end I'aisimere*
Khrtwis, Cionks and Mantles
With a general stock of Hosiery, Gloves, Spool
Cotton, Threads, Six.
Terms—Six months credit, or 6 per cent, discount
for cosh WILLINGHAM 4l TARDY.
Richmond, August SI, 18f6.
[?" I liare «'n«iiK»-d with Messrs. WIL
LINQHAM Jk TARDY for the Fall Tiade, and will
be pleased to have my friends call on me, promising
every effort to give them satisfaction
The Commission business of HUNT Si. BRO. will
lie attended to as heretofore by our senior partner, to
which i will return by the Ist of November,
an3o—l in D.R. HUNT.
Alifc.NCY Sk TDK
TUB FIKK.HKN'M AND MKKCIIANTS
J INSURANCE COMPANY OK PETERSBURG,
VIRGINIA—Insures Buildings and their content
against loss or damage by KIRK.
Insures also against MARINE or INIiAND trans
portation losses.
DIRECTORS.
los. D. White, Pres t. Kam'l Peebles.
AG. Mcliwaine, V. P. James M McCulloch.
Andrew Kevan. Wm. H. Beazeley.
1) B. Tennant. John Donnan.
James Weddell. Thorau Branch.
R. O Britten. John E. Lemoine.
At tbe Olhse of the Merchants Insurance Compa
ny. J. H. MONTAGUE,
au 29—ts Agent.
tU. A.NiJii.it*ON »fc CO.,
RICHMOND, VA
Have removed to the new store, No. >01 Main
street, second door below 14th street, where they are
prepared to show the Urges' assortment of
PLAIN AND FANCY KIBBONB,
ever offered in this market Also, s good assortment
of BONNETS and Millinery Goods of all kinds,
a u 27— ts
wKVJKtit'H FaTK T KitOAUIAM
k-? SdWIMO MACHINE.—This machinei< capable
of sawing correctly (and tny quantity per sere) all
kinds of Grain and Seetfs commonly iowo by farmers,
from Peim to the smallest S-eeds, and all fertilizer* «f
a aunty nature. It hu received the highast recom
mendations from societies and hundreds of farmers.
We have a few of them for cais.
BALDWIN, CAROWELL t CO,
au 19—d4wicw.lt Richmond, Va.
DHiES l'K l'KKKlt.l.
NEUX--This is an elegant eombination »t th»
purest Chocolate with iron, so prspared as to diagu ; se
entirely all taste of the iron, while its beneficial ef
fects are fully realized. It is preparad for table me
in the ordinary manner, with milk, lie., and is partic-
adapted to persons in a debilitated state, with
weak stomachs. For sale by
MEADE it BAKER, Chemists, fcc.,
IR6, N. W. corner of Alain and 10th stroets.
au 15—dAv
XjiiVV U'AMUNU AIAI'IUMK. -riie «üb
rentiers beg leave to inform the citizens of Rich
mond city, Henrico, Hanover, Louisa, Goochland
and Fluvanna counties, that they have purchaned the
light to manufacture and sell the Floating Balls or
Knuckle WASHING MACHINE, patented by C.
Hollingawortb, in 1552, end are now ready to furnish
families, Hotels, Boarding Houses, etc , on moderate
terms.
Persons desirous of purchasing, are requested to
call and wituesi the oporktion of this Machine, at
Vvra. H. Woodward's, on Bih and Franklinstieets, or
R B. Woodward's, oil Main and Oth streets, where
orders will be punctually tilled.
WM. 11. &. a. B. WOODWARD.
au 28— Im'
\ jAt'lllN'K BKhTISd.-Tlir gencrnl so-
ITI periori'y of India Kubber over the best laather
Beits, has been proved by a trial of now more than
fifteen ycais; this, together with the fact that con
tinual improvements have been made in their quali
ty, wsrracts us in representing that they are lealiy
superior to all otheri tor ep»n, particularly heavy or
main Bel's. They preserve a perfeatly smooth and
»vrn surface. They do net stretch, rarely require
tightening more than ence, will always ri/n straight
and wiih a perfect bearing on ths pulleys, (hy which
we believe a power of 20 per c«nt Is gained over the
beat leather Beits;) will staau of 300 de|rees of
Farenbeit end any degree of cold, and can be run
in wet placee or expesed to weather without injury.
They are therefore invaluable for Saw M ills. Cot
ton Gins, Mines, Gkai* Elevators and all ex
posed places. .... .
We turniih Belts of any length or width, but none
are made, unless apecialfy ordered, of more than 24
inches wide. We keep Constantly on hand a Urge
stock, and orders by mail or Telegraph will receive
prompt attention. Small orders t* carefully execu
ted as the largest.
All the Belts sold hy us are warranted (except
cross-belts for which we do not recommend them)
and it is worthy of note that we havb had but
THREE RETURNED IN FIFTEEN YEARS.
N. B —We are also agents for a n anntactoryof
leather Belting, ana keep always on hand a fall
stock of same at factory prices.
WILLIAMS it BROTHER,
Cornei Cary and Pearl streets,
se I A cents for the manufacture rs.
DKSTIJfY UKi«OftsTKATKI).~Prole*.
aor 1, S reapeotfully informs the ladies and gen
tlemen of Richmond and vicinity, that information
will be given in all the affairs relatiug to life—such aa
sickness <n health, wealth, love, marriage, journeys,
law suits, dilbcultiea iu business, absent fiiemla, of
riches, legacies or eatate, and all concerna of life.—
Any person wiahing to know a true and eorract state
niant oI all things—past preaent and futar*—must
bring or send thetr age.
Tf:amj—fiO centa, each. Carea will alao be made
(white, or of color,) of all the following diaeaaea;
Chronic cases, Sores, Ulcere, Boils, Wasting of the
Body, Scrofu'aa.Consunipton, Cancera, Coughs, Spit
ting of Blood, Rhemuatiaui, Head-Ache or Tooth-
Ache, Palna in tho Limbs, and all kiada of Diatemp
era.
Apply In Adam'* Valley, 2d home from corner of
lOtli, en Poplar street, opposite Lancaaterial School,
ever the creek. No. 2, Prof. L S. on the door.
Advice given frea to the poor and afflicted. No
advice given to people of color, only on aickoeaa, nor
after sundown. aa i—
rfTTTk N1 N a K.HTABI-lsH.liKMT—The
J. anbaciiher haa taken the T'iraing Establishment,
near Haxsll's Mill, formerly Mr. Belvin'a. He haa
all the facilities to do Turning on lha lowest terms,
and the neatest manner. Thankful for paat favora he
hopea to merit a continuance of tha eauia. Orders
may be left at Mr. Belvin'a Kurn'ture atore.
»e I— in,* STEPHEN CH«LDR«Y.
IVtC lot nulf In bnlk at my reatdtare, 7 l-'i
miles west of the city, 14 mil* a beyond ®. W.
reen'a residence.
M~U» OKO. a. EX ALL.
llhKlili V APPOINT mbil caaitllata
JiiHN A. KOKTtR my Agent to tiaoaact busi
ness forme, exclusively far c abh, ia tha city of Rioh
mond or couaty of Henrico. A- T. BURR.
Ilicbmond, Aug. tit, UM. M M—lm*
CO-PARTOTBRBHIP. Sto. *
kmtkjttfH
with »a ia business C. M. PLEAH
ANTB. The business will hareftflar ba oondaated
aader the (Ira of VAN-LEW. TAYLOR * CO.
July I,IIW6—Jy 3 VAN-LKW A TAYLOR.
r. art ere) an erf
. . tht * '*T a«eociaied themselves under the
style of WM. PALMER, SON ft. CO.. far the par.
poeeof condnctlrg the Agricaltutal Implement aad
Seed busneas, at the old ('and, No. 20 llaia afreet,
lately ooeupied by the senior partner.
WM. PALMNR,
WM. H. PALMER,
, WM. H. TBRPIN.
Rlr.l.mand. Sen*. 1. IK.'W ,» |—Ht
(jJEORWA LOTTKRY.
[Authorized by the Slate •/ Georgia f-
PRIZES GUARANTEED t
FORT GAINES ACADEMY LOTTER!t
_ t , CLASS 19.
To be drawn in the City of Atlanta, Gsorgia, ia pub* '
lie, on
SATURDAY, HeptMiber »7, 185#,.
OS THK
Havana plan I
OT Purchasers in buying one odd number, anit
«7«> Dumber, Whole Ticket, are guaranteed to draw
u V "S * u< l Quarter Tickets in proportion, with
chances of obtaining the larger prizes, which are ?a
hundred per c«nt. better for the purchaser than an /
other Letttery in existence.
SAM'L SWAN & CO., Managers.
ii -M r l lzw Amounting to 8204,000 !
will be dutrihu'ed accordion to the foiiowian
BRILLIANT SCHEME I
30,000 Tickets—ls, l&S Prizes !1
1 Prize of $40,000 is $40. 000
1 Prize of 10,000 ia 10 000
1 Prize of 10.000 i( 1C ,000
1 Prze cf 5,000 is -V.OOO
1 Prize of. 2,ofiy is 2,000
1 Prize of 1,000 is 1,000
1 Prize of 1 oro i( 1,000
10 Pnze( of 200 are .2 OMO
100 Prizea of. ICO are I*l,ooo
4 Piizes of $200 approximating to $40,000
Pnze, are
4 Prizes of $100 approximating to $10,000 *
400
4 Prize* of $75 approximating to $10,000
Prize, are ;3f!o
4 l*r zes of $60 approximating to $5 000
Prize, are 2tt
4 Prizes of $.50 approximating to $^UOO
Prize, are
4 Prizea of «40 approximating to $I^oo
Prize, are j,go
4 Prizea of $25 approximating to $1,000
Pi ize, are 3(00
40 Prizea of $20 approximating to $200
Pnze( are BQi
15,600 Prizes of $8, ate 120^1*00
15,135 Prizes, amount'ng to $20- ;<OOO
The 15.0(10 Prizes of $H are determined by the r mm
bor which draws the $40,000 Prize—if that nur iter
should be an od4 number, then every odd uui soer
Ticket in the Scheme will be entitled to $8; i t an
eveu number, then every even Lumber ticket wi .1! bo
entitled to $8 in addition to any other prize h -hich
may be drawn.
All those tickets ending with •, 2, 4,6, 8, are e< ren—
all thos* ending with 1, 3, 5, 7, 9, are odd
tv Remember that every prize is drawn, and .-pay
able in full, without deduction
ty All prizes of $1,000 and under, paid Im medi
ately affer the drawing—other prizea at the usual
time of3o days.
All comuiunisations strictly conCd-ntial. The
d-a'vn numbers will be forwarded to purchase™, im
mediately after the draw ing.
The plan ef drawing the Lottery will be aent with
all Ticket( ordered
Whole Tickets 10 Halves 5, Quartera 2 50.
Prize Tickets cashed or renewed in other Ti ikets
at either office.
OiIEAT INDUCEMENTS TO CLUBS.
As one half the tickets are guaranteed to draw $8,
we will sell Certificates of I'ackages of 10 Tickets,
(odd and even numbers,) at the following rates :
Ail that the 10 Tickets draw over the amount, gua
ranteed, accrues to the purchaser.
Certificate of Pscsagea of 10 Wh«le Tickets, a£6o
10 Half •' 30
" " 10 Quarters " 15
Address orders for Tickets or Certificates of Pack
ages of Tickets either to
8. SWAN k CO , Atlanta, G».
or S. SWAN, Montgomery, A'ju
au 26—dtSep27
(JAFITAI. i'ltlZil. £50,000!
ALABAMA_LOTTERY!
I Authorized by the State of Alabama ]
SOUTHERN MILITARY ACADEMY LOTTEI4Y,
(CLASS G )
To be drawn In the city of Montgomery, Alabama,, i»
public, on
FKIOAI', September 12, 1830;
ON THE
HAVANA PLAN!
SAMUEL SWAN, Manager.
Prizes amounting to
200,000 DOLLARS
Will be distributed according to the following mag
nificent Scheme:
30,000 TICKETS ONLY 1
1 prize of #50,MH>is $50,0"0
1 do of. 25 000 is 25,000
1 do of 15 000 is 15,009
1 do of 10.000 ia 10,000
1 do of. 6.000 ia 6,000
1 (fc of 5.900 ia 5,000
1 rtfe of 3.00.) ia 3.0f>0
S prizes of 1,000 are 3,000
10 do of 500 are S(K 0
88 do or 400 are 32,000
100 do of. 2t<oare 20,000
APPROXIMATION FRIZES.
4 prlzea of sp4CO approximating to $50,000
prize are 1,600
4 prizes of £300 approximating to $25,000
prize are 1,200
4prizeaof *250 r.pproxiinating to $15,000
prize are I,OCO
4 pnzes of $175 approximating to $10,000
prize are 70<v
4 prizes of $150 approximating to $(i,OOO
are G n o
4 priz-s of #12.) approximating to $5,000
prize are 500
4 prizes of $100 approximating to $3,000
prize are 400
4 prizes of $80 approximating to $1,000
prize are 320-
4 pnzes of $70 approximating to $1,000
prize 280
4 prizes of $50 approximating to $1,000
p.ize are 200
40 prizes of $40 approximating to $500
prize are 1,600
£20 prizea of $i*o approximating to $400
prize are 9,600
400 prizes of $20 approximating to $200
prize are t,OOO
1000 prizea amounting to $200,000
Whole Tickets, $10} Halves $5; Qut'rs $2.50.
PLAN OP THE LOTTERY.
The numbera from 1 to 30,000, corresponding with
those numbers ou the Tickets printed on separate
slipa of paper, are encircled with amall tin tubea «vnd
placed iu one wheel.
The tirat 100 prir.es, similarly printed and encircled,
are plajrd in ai.other whe«l.
The wheels are then revolved, and a number is
drawn from the wheel of numbers, and at the s«.me
time a prize is drawn from the other wheel. Tho
number aud prize drawn out are opened and exhibit
ed to the ai'dience. and registered hy the Commis
sioner, the prize being placed against the number
drawn. This operation is repeated until all the prixrs
ara drawn out.
Approximation Prices.—Tbe two preceding and
the two succeeding numbers to those the fust
£00 prizea, will be entitled to the 800 approximation
prizes, according to I he Scheme.
CfThe Managera, determined that their Lotteries
shall excel all others, offer to the public the above
scheme, which, for the brilliancy of ita capitala and
the chancea of obtaining prizes, has never been
equalled
|y Remember that every prize is drawn, and pay
able in full wiLhoat reduction.
iy All prizes of $1000 and under, paid imme
diately after tbe drawing—other prizes at tha usual
time of thirty days-
All communications strictly confidential. The
drawn numbers will be forwarded to purchasers im
mediately after the drawing
Orders for Tickets should be sent in early.
friz* Tickets cashed or renewed in other Tickets
at either office. ... « ~u .
Orders for Tickets can be addressed either to
S. BWAN It CO, Atlanta, Ga,
an 12—tS12 Or 8. BWAN, Montgomery, Ala.
I.UKW lOK KJKNT.--The enh»<-rlbrrii
1/ hsve for rent, a Farm, on the Mechaoicsville
T VrA eoot ' ,aißg 130 >C " ,- LA A 1° SHINE
W*o»—jTTTTnfc FUK LYNCHBUKU-Te
teSSajfiKiSaftcave TUESDAY. The Canal Boat
Capt. Johncm, will
positively leave aa above.
M j North side Basin.
Wfc»—jrrrrnV NttW CANAL. BUA'fsPOK
A ty LOW —The subscribers have
salo, at their Bo*t y s r d. Peni
tentiary Pond, an eacellent new OPEN BOAT
wbioh they will sell very low.
au 29—it* HOWELL It MEBSLEI.
iSS_KOK MLK. -AI iheAwrMM »»•
JmP bles a flue bargyor oarrlage horse, Shears
old. gentle and entirely sound. Enquire of
Mr. Brown at the American hotel. an t*-dl°t
KOU «ALK--An excellent Utdtoi
A&Sui&J' 11 kDOwm
AUCTION BAT.ua
rUTUM DAYS.
*rr •2252® OHi-O" MONDAY, tbo 22nd
•V- . °'* r «t public auction, the
in* JokFH JJ® - o( ,hs Newspaper
r/ "■ J.. .? 1 "* »»ÜbHjhaa«at in which the late
«u » tn th. T" the «me belong*
?, f t , ha '*'• Dr - Wm Collins.
-> .S. U ,L°^* d " t . h " •• prewnt. « fine
S£S£ rssr*
edablUbment
yprtimoothf V«.. B ao ?? E ,.t DMtWIBTIUTO *-
My UxUta & Apneraaau
w! wM L oWK£?-s
■ow occupied by Mr. Georgs Watt, '
The house ha* 10 rooraa. besides ample servants'
•ceommodationa. It ia admirably locnted, being ia
TEaMa P *nn 0 f . C j' J- l Dd ?°, ite n * M to business.
I r.rms—One-fourth cash; balance at 4, 8 and 12
month,, for negotiable notx interest added, a. cured
by a trust deed. GODUIN i. AfPJSRSON
au 27—2awtd» Aucta.
TRACT OK 130 AC UK* OF IiANO IN
E BTERFIJKLD, NEAR TO DANVILLE
»n» «?/*?» S 'i t M ', LES PBOM MANCH ESTER,
FOR SALE AT AUCTION.—WiII be offered hi
sale on the premises, on FRIDAY, tba 17th af Sep
tember next, if f«ir, (if not, the next fair day.) at 12
o clock M., a Trace cf Land, containing ISO acres, ly-
between the Oacvillt: Railrond and Jtmei river. 1
adjoining the lands of Mr. Oeo. \V. Cole, or that once
owned by him. The tract ia mostly in wood, and there
are some improvements on it
Tr.RMs—One-half cash; balance at 12 montba, for
bond with good aeenrity, interest added, and title re
tained or deed of traat.
GEORGE FITZGERALD.
Sale conducted by Goddix & Appbrson, Aucta.
au ll—2awtda
/MIGATEHFIIiLIi t<4Mi K(IK.SAI,tt...
By virtue of a decree of Cliesterfielrt Circuit Court,
in the ease of Akins' ex*cntor vs. A kins and als., and
Snellings va sam,*, we will offer for sale on the prerr.-
ises, on FRIDAY the sth day of September next, two
tracts of I .and in Chesterfield county, one devised by
Eleazar Clay to Wm. W. Akin, containing 200 acres,
the other to Eleazar Akin, containicg 1617-8 acres,
lying on the South aide of Swift Creek, abont 17 milei I
from Richmond, adjoining L. VV Wilkinson, Francis
B. Cheatham, and others, and opposite the lands of J
Z 11. Brooks' estate.
The land is of good aualitv, and the la'tnamed tract
contains a fair proportion of cre«k low grounds, aad is
otherwise valuable
The two tracts adjoin, aud though they contain dis
tinct settlements, and must be sold separately, could
easily be united in one tract
Tbe bu : ldmgs are somewhat out of repair, but could
be made comfortable at a moderate expense.
Cash will be required for costs and expenses only;
reasonable credit fo» the residue on being veil ao
cured.
Persons wiahing to buy are invited to examine the
premises.
R W FLOURNOY, ) r
ALEX. JONES, 5 Commisre.
au 29—FStT
I tW IS N. WEIUITRjO., oiler lor nalo
Li 300 hhds. N. 0., P. R.Cuha stuscovado Su
gar, prime • o choice quality.
100 bbls. '• Loveung's" Crushed and Powdered
Sugars.
300 bbls. "Stuart's" C and Egerton, Dougherty &
Woods' C aud A Coffee Sugar.
75 half boxes "Lovering's" and Egerton, Dough
erty 4i Woods' Loaf Sugar
100 hhds. prime Porto Rico aad Cuba Muasovado
Molasses.
CO bbls. prime New Orleans Molasses.
10 bMs. choice Sjrnp.
800 bags prime Rio and Laguayra Coffee.
600 pockets prime Java and Mocha do.
3'.0 kegs Old Dominion Nails.
200 boxes Adamantine Caudles.
Sperm and Tallow co.
25 barreli Tanners' Oil.
25 do. Vinegar
Rice. Cotton Yarns.
Wiudow Glass, 8 by 10 and 10 by 12.
Soap, Candle Wick, Wrapping Paper.
Wrapping Twina.
Shot and Bar i>sad.
Pepper, Pimento, Bed Cords.
Leading Lines. Spurting and Blasting Powder.
Painted Buckets, Brooms, Blacking, and
Green and Black Teas, Sec , Ate so 1
WITOK.KS & t:«. otter for Mile—
O 45(1 ~kgs LUAF, CRUSHED, and COFFEE SU
SUGARS
60 hhds. P. R. and N. O. do
1500 bags and pockets Java, Laguayra and Rio
COFFEE
1500 kegs NAILS
503 boxes Sperm, Adamantine and Tallow CAN
DLES
55 kegs HOUSE SHOES
200 dozen Painted BUCKETS
SO nes's TUBS
100 kegs SODA • ,
10( 0 realms WRAPPING PAPER
5< 0 hags SHOT
400 boxes French and American GLASS
10" boxes SOAP
SO bbls TANNERS' OIL
30 cases SUMAC
100 cbeata TEAS
With Pepper, Gioger, Allspice, Segnrs, Matches,
Plow Linaa, Bed Corda, Snutf, Lead, Shoe Thread,
Clccka, Brown White Lead, Extract Logwood, with
a great variety of other articlea, which we offer to
tha trade. uu 30--2w
UtflU£< VA. F. at M. INsURAiICt CO., I
Richmond, 24th July, 1556. 5
RKMOVALi.— Tbli» t;*mpnny having re
moved to their new office, No. 131 Main atreet,
next door to the Diapatch office, ia prepared aa here
tofore to take Fire and Marine Risks on fair terma
Charterod in 1832, ajd having now bean in opera
tion over twenty-four years—during which time they
have met claims tor lota to tha extant of largely aver
A million of dollars —they refer fa the history of
the past aa affording the very beat guarantee for the
future. The iong acquaintance of thia Institution
with the insuring public haa enabled it to became fa
miliar with their * ants, and no pains will he spared,
or information withheld, that will terd to insure ac
curacy and give satisfaction. They will be happy to
receive an<l consider applications for insurance ad
dressed either to the President or Secretary, and will
in return render such facilities aa may be in their
power to their patrons.
capital,
DIKKCTORS.
T. M. ALFRIEND, President.
H. L. Kent, of Kent, Paine k Co.,
H. W. Quartos,
Wm. Beers, of Beera k Polndexter,
H. W. Fry, of H. W. Fry k Sona;
Wna. Palaier
J. A. lnloea,
A. K. Parker, of Parkar, Nimmo & Co.,
J. E. Wadsworth, of Wadsworth, Turner It Co.,
Tho. Samson, of Samson k Pao,
C. W. Puree!!, of C. W. Purcell 4k. Co^
B. L. Winston,
J. P. Witaton, of Winaton k Powers,
S. T. Pulliam,
H. A. Claiborne,
P. Cullen,
Geo. W. Smith, of Bmith It Harwood.
*v 24—ta W. L. COWARDIN,
ry Regular discount day of the company ia Thura
day in each week—paper to be offered before 3 o'olk
en that day.
!Y|i£iU:ilANTS INHt'RANCK COMPANY
i'JL OK RICHMOND.—Thia Company inaurea eve
ry deacriptiou cf property againat loaa or danr.ago by
tire or tbe dangers of the sea.
No charge ia made for tha P«licy.
Office, for the preaent, on tbe East aide of 12th St.,
n.iar Main, upctaira.
DIRECTORS:
Wn». H. Christian, Wm. Breeaen,
John Purcell, Thomaa R. Fnco,
Wm. G. Pains, Jua. Thamas, Jr.,
Lewia Gmter, John Carrie, Jr.,
Aug. Anderson, Jaa. Dunlop,
James L. Apperson Wm. H. Haxall,
Roacoe B flea John D Queries,
John Dooley, David J. Burr,
Rich'd O. Haaklns, Larkin W Glazebrook,
Lewis D. Crenahaw, D. Von Groning,
Joaeph R. Anderson, Euaannel Millar,
John C. Sinton, Ed. H. Skinkar,
Franklin Stearns.
. „ „ A PLEASANTS, President
J. H. Montacle, Sec'y. sus—U
A UJfaUCU/UTUttAI, JKAI K...l'eriM>n« pro
poitng to urect uj boiidiog apon the Fair
Uroandi, to corer articles for Exhibition, are respect
fully requester to do so before the let of October,
and to c*i« of on the undersigned for positions.
Those who have them airesdy built, are ree eatod
to have them put in repair by that time.
CHARLES OIMMOCK,
an g~ ta Chief Marahall
WOTIUK— Xh»* aabtfrlber hna parckaaed
the Drag Store lately in charge of Dr. O. B. Hill,
on the corner of Kranklin Street end Market Place,
and propoaea to continue the Drag hurinesi in all iti
branche*. He express to make considerable additions
to the etock, and facta assured that he can offer to the
citi*ene ol Richmond and hia country friends, supe
rior inducements in tho way of trade.
Having been aogaged in the lirng Busies* exten
sively in anotnor city in this State for several jeers,
and with competent assistants, bo to prepared to con
duct the Apothecary business properly and aatisfec
tory.
Prescriptions carefully prepared and compounded
at any hour of the day or night.
JNO. W. OARLICK, M. D.
HAVING enld my entire NtoblMaMttf
Drugs, Medicines, fce , to Or. J. W. Oarllcfc. I
cheerfully recommend him to my former pntrona and
friends. feeling assured that hia | a« experience not
only aa a Physician, bnt aa udruggtot, for several yaara
past, will ontitle htro to the lull eat confidence, and
HILL.
OU L.IVKK ■■ppllee ef
Rnahton'a, Limes', and Wtlborn's preparations
of CedU»«OU,
Ml P. JOHMTOM k BMP. PnntMfc
Aucnow gALBS
rtmr&r. pati.
By Goddln & AgpefM«.
| AND FOR SALE.-llhtlbi rfatormlKd
. to more W«t >hU hit, I dull offer all of mr
Real Estate for «aie privately, until during the Fall,
and if sot eold, it will tben be cold publiely, at which
T'fV""'l 6 * , wi " be to wit: the plaea on
which 1 reside, lying on the toad leadins from the
VVlliiamsburf road, round by Ramsey's Mill, opto
Shod town, formerly Bla key's Mil la, and opposite
the farm of »a'd limni, adjoining the land of C B
William*, and rnaaiog down to Yotton town, about a
quarter of a mile from the corporation line, contain
ing Fifteen Acrea, with good Dwell ins. and all neree
■ary out-boesea; a fine well of water in the yard
The land Win a high itate of cuftivatie*, and won'd
u>ake a ■( lsniiid market garden.
Also, a Treat of Land, lying viz mil« from the city,
on the south aide of the main Williamsburg Stage
Road, containing34l acrea, all in wood and h-avy
timber, except abont thirty acres, which baa been
cultivated, with a good w»: n of water. This tract
would mike a fine farm, aa it all lie* well.
The wood ia very valuable for ita convenience to
market, and ia in half a mile of the York Rivar Rail
road.
Also, another Tract opposi'e the same, on north
side of said Williamsburg Road, running to Stony
Ron Rnad, and bounded on both sides by said roada
ita entire length, and corners in a few feet of the York
River Railroad, and contains 66 acres all ia wood, ex
cept about twenty acres
The tract baa a new Cottage residence, juat neatly
finished, with a good (tore-house, and some other
buildings. A (tore i( kept at it at this time, and is
said to be a good stand.
For further information, apply to Mesaia Goddtn
st Appbrson, or to tha subscriber at bis residence,
the first named place. WM. F. HO&D.
foregoitg real estate will be sold at auction oa
MONDAY af-erncen, tha 15th September, 1856, at
o clock, commencing on the Williamsburg road,
with neat Cottage residence. Terms accommoda
ting.
" 1 OODDTN k AFPERSON, Aucta.
vn L ,? A JKf if MAftwVhtt, AT THE
i srv'JnS MECHANICSVILLE TURN
RICHMOND, FOR
T AUCTION.—WiII he soM on
the 11th September, 1256. on the preznisev,
commencing at 3 o'clock, the small farm owned by
Mr. Gilson Via. and now occupied by Mrs. Catherine
Tallay, containing 21 ajrea, of which 12 acres iaheao
lly set in wood. It has a good orchard on it, snd a
well of excellent water in the yard. The builJin»s
are in good repair, and suitable for a small fmaly
Terms made known at the hour of sale. '
, ~ GODDIN L APPFRSON,
se I—dtd* Auctioneers.
SAt.IS OK LAND IN
-Ei HJfiNRICO, AND LOTS IN RICHMOND ON
MAIN ST., OPPOSITE ROCKICTTS WARE
HOUSE.—WiII be sold a' auction, i:i front of Henrico
county ceurt-house, on WEDNESDAY, the 3d day
of September next, at 12 o'clock, M , the following
real estate, belonging to tho estate of the late Henry
AV. hharpe, dee'd, viz: a tract of land on the Varina
road, in Henrico, about nine miles below Richmond,
adjoining the lands of Capt. Jackson F. Childrsy and
others, containing, by recent survey, 74 acres. On
this tract there is a small house and other buildings,
in the occupancy of Mrs. Breeden Also, a lot in the
city of Richmond, on the north aido of Rocketts er
Main street, opposite to Rocketts Warehouse, front
ing 44 feet, running hack 110 feet.
Terms: One-fourth cash; balance at 4, t and 12
months, for negotiable notes, interest added, secured
by trust deed or title retained. W. GODDIN,
au 22 Ex'r of Henry W. Sharpe, dee'd.
CALK OF A VALUABLE IIOUHK AND
LOT ON CHURCH HILL, UNDER A TRUST
DEED — Pursuant to tha provisions of a deed of trust,
dated the !6th day of May, 1848, of record in the
Clerk's office of Henrico county court, executed by
Charles L Price, and Mary Francis, his wife, to the
undersigned, as trustees, for the parpose of securing
the debt therein mentioned, due to Loftin N. Elleti,
we shall, en THURSDAY, the 18th day of September,
1856, commencing at haif-paat 4 o'clock, P. M., pro
ceed to sell at public auction, an the premises, to the
highest bidder, for cash, the following property, lying
on Church Hill, in the vicinity cf Richmond, (being
the late residence of Philip B. Harwood, deceased.)
to wit: A certain lot cr parcel of land, fronting 132
feet on Marshall street, believed to contain half an
acre, ly'ng between 27th and 28th streets, and run
ning back it>.3 feet, together with the brick dwelling
house aad other improvements thereon.
Also, a certain lot in rear of the one last mentioned,
fronting 6U foet on Clay street, and running back, of
even width, 165 feet along 2£th street, being the
corner lot.
And, also, another lot adjoining the two first named,
fronting 66 feet on Clay street, and running back,
wuh equal width, IGS leet.
Acting a* trustees, we sha'.l convey with special
warranty rnly.
Should the sal« be prevented at the time above men
tioned, from rain or any other cause, then the said
sale will be continned from day to day, (Sundays
oxcepted,) to the hour aforesaid, until a sale of the
property is effected.
ANDREW E. ELLETT,) Tri „. .
JAS. A. GODDIN, J Irusteet.
By an arrangement between the parties interested,
we are authorized to say that a sum sufficient to pay
the expenses of executing the trust, and #1500, with
interest thereon from the Kith May, 1855, of the pur
chase money, will be required in cash; and should it
he desired by thejpurchaser of said propeity, a credit
of one and two years will he given for the balance of
said purchase money, in equal payments, with interest
thereon frsm the day of sale, to be secured by a trust
deed on the property sold.
ANDREW £. ELLETT, ) Trn , t „.
JAS A. GODDIN, 5 rro,tßM
Sain conducted by Uoddin It Apperson, Aucts.
au 26—dtda
LOTS IN
I PORT MAYO, NKAR ROCKETTS.—Aa trustee
iu a deed executed by J a*. McCormick, dated Bth
Novsmber, 1854, duly recorded in Henrico County
Court, I sba!l (all at public auction, on the premises',
for cash, on SATURDAY, the6th day of September,
1850, at 44 o'clock. lo'a Noi 3 and 4 in the plan of Mr.
Bossiaux, each frenting 22 feat 03 Leuiaiana atreet.
running back W feet to an alley. The uaual special
warrantee will be conveyed to purehaaor.
JOHN HOWARD, Trustee,
Sale by Ooddin k Apperson, Ancta.
au 26-tda
LOTS IN KUljTOM.—Alter the faregolng
aale, will he aold aeveral lata in ''Fulton," on tha
North aide of Oraham street, between Erin and Oil
lima atreeta, each fronting 30 feet, tunning back 110
feet to an alley, and adjoining the late residence of
Mr. Joseph Wear.
Terms—One-third caah; balance at 3 andG moaths,
bearing intereat. GODDIN It APPERSON,
mi iti—tdt Auctioneera. '
p. S.—After the foregoing aale, will be aold a new
framed dwelling, on State atreet, Fulton, containing
5 rooma, beaidea an excellent well of watar in the
i GODDIN k APPERSON.
RKAIi KSTATK AT AUCTION—THUST
SALE.— By virtue of a deed ef trust executed to
the undersigned aa Trual ee, on the 4th day of Decem
ber, 18.51, and of record in the Olerk'a office of the
Coun>y Court of Henrico county, 1 abali proceed, on
MONDAY, the Bth of September, at 4o'clock. P. M.,
at the request of the beneficiary in aaid deed named,
io aell at publie auction, on tba premises, the proper
ty conveyed in aaid daed, to wit: A certain loc of
Land, with ail the improvements thereon, lying in
the coun'y of Henrico, near the city of Richmond,
fronting 32 feet an the North aide o< Clay atreet, as
extended into the county of Henrico, and running
back within parallel iinea 100 feet to an alley 12 feet
wide; then croaaing the aaid 10 feet allay, extending
the aaid Lot ou the northern aide of aaid alley 12 feet
deep from the all»y, making 122 feet deep from Clay
atreet— It bei»g the property at present occupied by
Mr. Jeaae G-Davidson
For a more full description of which laid lot 01
Land, relerence ia made to aaid deed-
There are twa brick tenements upon the above
n\nifd lot, in good repair, with a well of and
other convenu-ncca upon the premises.
Terms—Caah aa to ao muo of the proceeds aa will
pay the aum of *475; balance in equal inatalmenU of
etc and twelve months bearing intereat.
The foregoing aale will take'place positively and
witnont reserve. .. __ .
EDWARD Y. CANNON, Trustee.
Goddin k Aprr.Raos. Aucts in 2S—td
(-» O.TIM I»AI>K OF VALUAj
J BLE REAL KSTATE ON BYRD, BETWEEN
9th AND 10th STREETS.—Uy virtue of a.docreo of
tbe circuit canrt of the Cflty ofßichirond. prononnaed
on the day of June, 1156, in the caseof "Viekera
againat Bluet," lie-, we ahall proceed to aell, at public
auction, on the premiaea, on FRIDAY, the 19th day
of September, 1856, the real estate referred to in tbe
plaintiffs bill. consisting ef an excellent Granite front
Tenement, fronting 20$ feet on tea tooth aide of Byrd
strew, running back 150 feet to aa alley 15 feet wide,
and having on aaid alley another tenement.
Terms. —One-fourth caah; balance at 4, 8 and 12
montha, for negotiable notes, and title retained till
laat note la paid. The taxes and insurance for the
present year to be paid by Uie purchaaor.
M. JOHNSON, I CemmiMionera
E. Y. CANNON. J C,mml * OTe
Goddin It Appc»*o», Aucts au St
LMBM IN CUJMTKKMKtO COUNTV
I roa SALE.—The subecrlbor offers hto FARM,
in the abon eounty, (or —coeteiaing 4W urai
of land, 100 acraa cleared and in cmhivetton.the
balance ia woods, partly original growth « rina.
Oak and Chesnut. Tbere ia about » terra of good
Meadow land, one-fourth of which ia well drained
and atl in Timothy and Harda Quia Tbo eoll ia
adapted to tbe cultivation of Whoat, Cora, Onto, and
eeme good Tobacco land. Tk» improvements Ml
atot of a Uwalling How with 4 roaou. now KJtchan,
Barn and Stables, with all other oecesee/y ont
houtes; a w«U of good water and t»o a«*«r-failing
tpringa, and a young Orchard of aalecud Pratt Trese_
Tnere ia an abundance of Mad - the plaea easily
ral.ed, a largo quantity of which haa b*en spreaa en
tha land. The location ia bonhhy and toteaMd about
7 miles iron Petorsburg, on tha Courthonee road,
and « milee from tha Cowttoeea.
Persons wiahiog to parchwc, cani atwlM tha
rtrtxrx&FiiSisJS; SfiiSS
auction, 2nd MONDAY, (til deptsmber, at ChoaUf
field Court Honao. _ .
> B ao<m w -LL*l_
porrKKoiv* tan, »rt«*
t Coffee, in Mora *•* to* sale bj
▲XTCTIOir BAUBB
~ " raw pat.
By
T»RIJSTKJ{S» oAl.it OK HOUHK AM»
1 LOT ON 5tH STREET. KOKRH Or LEIGH
STREET, FOR SALE AT AUCTIC H/—A» Traateo
4a • Seed of trait, made 2xi Jot, 1856, by John IV.
lem and wife, laimntlw IbMtM Hill Baildicg
Fund Aaociitin tb« pejment ef Ike Miof #2 040,
which Mid dead la duly recorded la Richmond Hm
tinga Court, wa ■bail, fa execution af (aid traat, pro
ceed toaeJl «■ MONDAY, the Ht 4*9 of September,
UK, apon tbe premtara, eo«Dt»»reii| a* 4 o'clock,
the Horn ud Let located w above. Zh* lot froota
to feat OB aaat ride of sth atreet, and iwnt back ISO
feat, upon which if ehudaoTe new framed Dwell lag,
two atoriee and boaement, with kitchen in the yard,
and all the convenience* of • comfortable reeidence
for a moderate alsed family. The whole promifeaara
in complete order.
The term* reqaire caali for the whale amount, bat
an arrangement will likely bo made to (Ivo a credit
of 6 and 12 month* om two-third* of the puroha«o mo
adlfd * M °* ♦itt intereat
L. M HARROU), > Traateea.
, ALBERT SPOTT, \
Sale condnoted by Oooaia k. ArrcasoK, A acta,
an 22
POSTPONEMENT.—In eeoaeqneneo of the rain
on veaterday. lb* above rale waa rrarponed to THIS
DAY, at the *ama boar, if fair, if not, the nritliir
GODDIN fc APPERSON,
** " Auctioneer*.
My Alex. Watt.
PCRNITCRB, DKY (WODB. CI.OTII-
I. INO, fee —Will beaold at auction on TUESDAY,
Sapt 2d, at 10 o'clock, a general acaortmeat of new
an t second-hand Furniture.
EMBROIDERIES, he— A larte let of Lace and
Mualin Sleevea, Collar*, Swtaa Mni'lna, Ve'vaia, Buf
falo Com ha. and Fancy Ar>letea.
CLOTHING AND SHOES, fce.-A genera] anort
nn»nt of Ready-made Clo hlig, Shoe*, Hat*, Caps,
bo Ste.
GROCERIES—WhI*key, Gin, Brandy, Sugar, Cof
fee, Scotch Hernnga, Crockery and Gliufwarn.
WATCHES—At 11 o'clock pieciaely, will be wild
2 very auperior Gold Wa:chea and S Silver Waictiea,
to cover advaneea.
Term* ca«h. ALEX. KOTT. A net.
By £• B. Caak At t 0., Auctn.
fKftCKRIBS ANI> PUUMTHRK, AT
VJT AUCTION —Will be sold on TUESDAY, 2A
instant. at 10 o'clock, at our Core, 15 Barrels Lak«
Mallet*; fj do. Shad: 5 cases Cognac Biandy; 5 do.
Monongahela Whiskey; b quarter casks superior
Cognac Brandy; 30 kegs Nails, snorted. 85 boxes
Herrings; U boxes No. 1 Soip; 5 thousand Sugars, He.
ALSO— A general assortment of Household Furni
ture, consisting of a general assortment - 4 Carpets;
1 Sett of Mahogany Dining Tables, kc., he.
se 1 K. B. COOK fc. CO., A nets.
VALIAUI-K MNU KUiii4AL.X..-Ttar uii
» aersigaed offers for sale the Farm upon which
he now resides, known as Bellgrove, situated in the
Cennty of Roanoke, four miles from Bons&ck'a lie
pot on the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad, coil
eight miles from Salem, tha eoonty seat of Roanoke.
This tract lies in the most fertile part of the Valley
of Virginia, and for soil, ehmate and product is nnsui
passed. It contains 777 acres, with timber enough
for all farm purposes, and the cleared land is all in a
?;ood state of cultivation. The staple products of tho
arm are Wheat, Corn and Tobacco, to the cnltiva<
tfon of all of which it is admirably adapted. The im
firovetnents consist of a comfortable Frame Dwel
ing, together with all the necessary outhouses.
Should it he desired, the place is susceptible of a
convenient division into several small tracts. Should
the above propertv not be sold privately before the
2nd day of September next, it will then M offered at
public auction to the highest bidder.
Terms will be llbtral, and made known to all who
may desire to learn them, by application to the sub
scriber at Cloverdale Pest-ottice, Botetourt co., Va.
au 23-drds GEO. W. McCHESNEY.
Bj Dnnlop. Nanrure & U«.
COFFEE. SUGAR*. MOLASHES, &c„
AT AUCTION.—On TUESDAY, the 2d ef Sep
tember, commencing st 11 o'clock, we will sell at our
Auction Store, the cargo of the bark Virginia, direct
from Rio de Janeiro, with
4009 bags Coffee, fair to prime quality.
Will be added te the above sale—
2(H) hhds fair to choice quality Sugars.
80 bbls prime New Orleans Molasses.
SO hhds. Molasses.
And other articles suited to the trad*.
Terms : Under $lo() cash; over 9100, four months'
credit ior approved negotiable paper.
DUNLOP, MONCURE L CO ,
au 22 Auctioneers.
Catalogues and samples of the above 400'> Bags
Rio Coffee, ready for inspection THIS DAY,
HATS, CAPS, SHOBS, <ko.
TIIK GREAT SOUTHERN HAT AND
CAP MANUFACTORY AND DEPOT.
JOHN DOOLEY, 81 Mala Street,
RICHMOND, VA.,
HAS now ready for the Fall trade, by wholesale and
retail, the most varied and extensive stock be has
ever imported er manufactured.
In order that the requirements of all his customers
may be moat fully met—and to obviate the .necessity
of country merchants and others going or sending
North fer their Goods, lie has laid in an amortmenl of
every article in hit line bath home and foreign, for
Ladies' Gentlemen's, Children's and Servants wear,
which he could find in the different markets h« has
visited or communicated with.
To tho getting np of Si Ik and other Hats in his owii
manufactory, he pays the closest attention, and h»
feels confident that few other hoases North or South
can equal, and none excel him therein.
His facilities fcr conducting his business being of
the most complete kind, alt otders will be filled with
the greatest punctuality and promptness.
an 30—H
FALL HTtltK OK ItATM, UAPIj,
LADIES AND CHILDREN*FANCY FURS
FOR lSjfi.—We are now opening at the new
and extensive Hat, Cap and Fancy Far Depot, anew
and complete assortment of Hats, Caps, Ladies and
children's Fancy Furs, comprising the latest and meat
fashiotable styles, suitablfrjor the (all and winter,
which will be sold at wholeaale and retail on the
m<>st favorable terms.
The attention of enr cuatomera, merchant* and
other* ia re*p*ctfully called to the above new aid
aplendid ateck, which for atyle and quality cannot
be excelled.
George W. Dneaberry, to long known to tha tiade, ia
now engaged with u», and will be pleated to as* hi*
old cuitomer*.
BINfORD, DICKINSON k WEISIGER,
N» 78 Main (treat.
N. B. Hat* cf the fineit <[sality made to order at
the ahoreat notice.
MiH VH.&HH. I.MI'OKTKI)
A/ FALL OOODfI.
1856.
WM. F. BUTLER,
79 JUfn Street,
18 now receiving per abip Pepperell, at th'a port,
and by the tbipa Progrea* and Muaeoogua, via New
York, iiii n*nal full inpply of
CHINA AND EARTHENWARE.
of the latest atjla* and pattern*; and from the maua
factarer* of thi* aountry, a heavy Mock of GLASS
WARE, Looking Glaaaee, Caatora and Fancy Good*,
in great variety, whicb ha oiler* to the Tiads at tow
pricea for Caib, or on the aaual credit to punctual
P £v*ery effort will be made to induce the merehanU
of Virginia. North Carolina and Teaneaeee, to make
their parchaaea in tbia market.
Richmond, Auguat, 1858. an 15—lm
(JLABB, CHINA AKU KARTU<
EN WARE.—Having taken the atora form
erly occupied by Jama* Evana, wa are b*w
V receiving a new and aplendid aaeorUeeni of
Fluid and Solar l>aropa, Candlalabraa, Looking Olaaa
e*. Table and Martle Orna?»e» ! *,Britanaia aad Plated
ware. Table Cot>ery, Olsaa, China and Earthenware,
ia *ct* and by the piece ; all ef whiah we will aell at
the loweat market rat**
Order* aeat to a* will be faithfully execated, the
beat article* farduhed, aad particular aitaatioa paid
to packing. TAYLOKfcCU.,
aa 16—dim 117 Main Wtree*.
Ai tfOtt MVKMfOOIr-T# MCte«<
tk* «kip Mu»eo»|B»—Ths oUnat fint claaa
a *"" 6 pU!Ua»lpbi*thip JAMBS RAY, bow on W
puuu to Bcmada Hundred, *ad b«»u>l wo* of
KTST,, will
freight, apply to fiLMIK fc CLOrTuN.
•a 8 u
— ij.'s. mail. »tkahhhii»
*OA*6M tvt-
tb. Jd in*., itj o'clock, tar
|2MMHb M?W YORK, t»« Norfolk.
TRsSns3wa t*4nwmAV.ja*m w *•
boar of 2 o'clock, t. M., IITBIPAT, W »■*.
CoMi(De«* »ra r»T«—>od to mmi dow* for Uelr
' ghippen'ara nonM t» Mai h ta •••JJ O'
their Ctmdmom Tu-f»r aftoracca, or (Mi
■KSS? SrSstSwt"«- f.
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