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* ~ a rnrrf.-The HMb»ri »hor hxvin* rr-
Mid el'g«n< «t™«. No. I'M Mam .1,
'« iooM KWtHrMI- won!d«l! the attention
" a*®™ ilinU and other. about purchasing. to
~ coontry snfj T „, e< j Msortment of FALL
"IrtTHtSO o( hi. «"•» manufacture. He flatter*
C .ifili.t n«t onlv will he be enabled to plaaae in
0 f hn stock. but also in hi* price*. All
V"'- y,,. .v CU J sn( j m(i<ie (o order at short
-iiicinofCloW.nß® E MORRIS.
notice. " .
HrliElona Notice—On next *«i»hn»h
% -«!-.erf rviil be preaching in ihe ad Pieabyte
a: rn, "f V [ R f >v Mr Hoge'*.) at M o'clock.
'"Vk "i.(' Prei' vtensn Church will be opened for
• in Ihe evening, at a quarter before 8
®Oneee"' «e ,V—2t'*
fiVloe*.
» I(ic rt I'lrmrc rouwiala not only inn
knipM of a ]era >n. but it .houid alao po».e».
' natural e*pre**ioo—not tortured into
,h "' I'n earoa* at are •* obaervabla in mo«' Sun-Pie
that r( ,,j will not brook a .outary pcai
: " to which to force old aad young, grave and
1 " it so a* totiarmoniss with hia *uh
To £<•' an Ami rotype or Photograph, to reflect
1 ~.«r»!iT. we wouV. ad viae you to try
' p SKNDANN'S Photographic Gallery,
Vmn «t . ntxi door above Mitchell IcTylnr'a.
NoToii't Arlirlp fvrr ollKrPd lo fiio
k .AS .-ct with .unh auoceaa as DOtVUBN'6
•' "v"U. Ki.i ID It ati'.irdaa certain and aneedy
'' r .'.i-M««oths>hf: nrre.ualecav; prevent, the forraa
•' :tf ',fVa't>.'"' t.'tore, .iues.cd and .pongy gum. to
• V c.-ndition: impart* a p<-arlv w bttenea. to
* itiiii a delightful aromatic fragrance to the
1 * ' . v ' ih; .« reccmmeeded and u.ed by pro
, , iia-.v. among them Dr. I'Uaaanla. Ed
.n HaiiMti. Hancock. ir..of thi. city. Kor aa!«
. - ,3;; si* throughout tha State, una wholesale
& ' "'i'iViV DOWDEN, Orussi't and Chemi.f,
Broad at., Richmond, Va.
_ —
11KKUE RICH nt DANVILLE R R )
Richmond, Augu.: I, 18.V5. <
r£«- \olicr.--To nil whom it nmy t'onrorn.
1 " l , """ n ''rrighu ou the Road are «o
T it aad' having bo depot to admit of atorage, the
• DV w tli ba constrained to deliver all .aid
1 . m the platform or .icing of the load on the
* | . nt: !» city, i t toon a. the Train* .hall ar
'. ' - 5 ' i Kreight. to he immediately removed by
'w! :r. it may he con.igned or belong, a. the
~ u :u ibe responsible for the .afe keeping
' 'i. 1 'mi" And the parties interested, or In any
. -r'oe.*. »i" therefore take notice that all
"wn Fr-\< a* before stated,will be at their tiak a.
)3 as anicaded from the car*.
taid K.eight, are not taken away, the «srae will
, f a: the e*penst cf the owner or consignee.
C. CAMPBELL,
y Superintendent.
rv •••iinioii. Beef, Arc.—JtiNt received, n
, • of SMOKED and PICKLED SALMON,
„v 1 kFD BEEK, BEEK TONGUES. Ate., which
he .old low. C. BATES, Agent.
al;6—lw Stall No. I, Second Market.
r! r t'reacrlptionanrouralcly nmi pare
fa y dispensed, by one of the partners, at all hour*
D f i lie cav or night, at
MEADS Si BAKER'S
New Phaimiceutical store,
U'6. N IV. cornerot" Main and 10th streeta,
s: Ju.'- above the new Custom House.
jf" Leerhea. Leeches. Leei'hes.-l have
received by Adams' Express, a fresh lot of
S«-ea : sb Leeches, which will be applied upon the
i: > reasonable :erm«
!• s._ Capping and L'eching promptly attended
l i can be 'Vund ft all hours, at the Hair Dressing
K- n; joder the American llotcl.
It. C. HOBSON.
ry Cure Soda Water made in the finest
P,, — a n Kcuntaics by ourselves ana all the deli
c .a ( ream and Kruit Syrups, made fiomthe actual
r i,e »a.i sound fruits. For sale at
MKADE & BAKER S
New Apothecary Store,
, .c-*m 100. N. \V. comer of Main and 10th sts
iV <ioodi» August 13th ISSO —
TliO'S K PRICE i. CO, at the old established
stand, No S3 Main street, have been adding, during
toe vast few days to their stock of Goods, and expect
Ifuoi ibis time, during the entire Fall, by weekly ar
j.vt's. to make such additions, that at the opening of
tb» ersson they will exhibit the largest and most com
r ar.ti'RZ supply they haye ever offered to their
tr--:.-ts and the public. Among the Goods just re-
Pretty Colored Lawns, from ISA cents up;
l Linensof most approved makes; Linen Sheet
. ar of do . Krench Corsets: Skeleton Skirt*, Hooped,
i : had for those who need such for the early Fall,
0 4 sod 12-4 Cotton Sheeting; heavy Woolens,
sad Sheep Grey Satinet", for farm hands; brown and
b.oacheri Cotton Shirting: Cotton Oznabargs: Blan-
Set? ami many other articles All of which they
p eri'* themselves will be offered, wholesale and re
ts: , at the very lowest maket rata*.
an IS—d6w THOMAS R. PRICE it CO
Anthracite, Midlothian and Black
HfcaTH Coal.—The subscriber is now prepared to
fur. Ib the best PHILADELPHIA ANTHRACITE,
and LUMP COAL from the above Chesterfield
mines. which he wil' sell at the lowest market priee,
lor ,-kili, or its equivalent. Orders left at the auction
bouse of Larus Si Shine, "4 Main ttreet, will meet
with prompt, attention.
a'.i 15—3 m P. C. LARUS.
WP. VVII barhe r, Dealer In Liquors
Wines, (.igars, tie., No. 208 Main rtreet, Richmond,
Va. my 31—l*
tV The American Hotel, Staunton—A. N.
KRKXXh.NRIDGE k. CO., Proprietor*, C. L. Dib
r«ii, late of Lynchburg, Superintendent.
je U—iim
tV White Grease! White Grease !—This
's the best and mest economical Grease ever knows,
tor lb; axles of wagons, carriages, ounibusses, carts
i.t and for ail rough gearing, cog wheel*, Ico. It
i run on the axles in tha hottest weather, but
tetanias the same consistency winter and summer.—
fror aale in cans of Sand ti pounds, and in kegs, by
MEADE k BAKER, Druggists,
IS6, N. W. corner of Main and 10th street*,
jy 23—dicSra
fT" Dr. Duponco's iiolden I*llU for Fe-
Mu.rsThe combination of ingredients in the Fills
tre perfectly harmless. Their efficacy and merits
tue bused upon an extensive practice ef over thirty
years; and, where the directions have been strictly
In.. ved, they have nevar failed to correct all irregu
la.mes, relieve painful and difficult menstruation,
pin caiarly at the change ef life. They will cure ail
weakness, and remove all obstructions arising from
coi J. exposure er any causes; and maybe used suc
cessfully aa a preventive. Call upon the agents, and
jet a ci.calar for particulars free.
frice 41 per box, with full directions. Sold whole
is- &ud retail, by PURCELL, LAUD ic CO., Oen
ersi Slate Agents, cor.ier of Main and Pearl streets,
iiitainoud, Vs.; DUVAL & NORTON, corner Main
tad ; lL sta. Richmond, Va.; GRUBB3 6l APPER
80S, No.. 201 Broad street, Richmond, Va, J. W.
AMS, No. it Pearl street, Richmond, Va.
Tco above agents will supply dealers at proprie
tor s prices. and seud the pills by mail (confidentially)
toeiiiier city or country, on receipt of #1 through
pott uftice Kicnmond, Va.
N d Signature J. Daponco on each box.
Je 6—3 m*
OT Afflicted thirteen yearn nnd rured in
! >*e wetK.—Read the following letter from the ilev.
J lines Temple;
PHti.Atiti.rHiA, June 9th, 18.56
l'rof l)e Gratb; I have been afflicted for thirteen
years with neuralgia and other painful compiaints,
and 1 have beeu unable to sleep soundly or walk any
dmanee for many years past. Last week 1 got a bot
t:e of your ''Electric Oil." The first night I slept
•ouadiy and well, and to-day 1 am like a new man. —
My *ife could not believe ner eyes Your Electric
V!l has done in one week what the physicians of Phi
ladelphia ftnled to do in thirteen years.
Oratefully youis. Rev. James Tbmpli,
310 South street.
Sold by PL'RCELL, LADD t CO., Richmond, and
t»;u>igisis in every town. Principal Depot, No. 39
Sth street, Phil Ma. Beware of dangerous
•euuterfeits. an I>—U
!1T J. F. Mardner, M. D., Homrropnthlc
Richmond, Va
i,*" Othoe on Governor street, near the Richmond
ouse • aa 29 —43m
f~S r Kulchelor'i liulr Dye.—Twenty year*
*nd application justify the p oprietor in
thw the beat Hair Dye in existence.
cye« tj.ac* or brown instantly. without the least
"V-'ry to hair or skin. Mhde and sold, or applied, (in
mmi private rooms) at liuiclicior'e Wig Ifaotory,
iSioadway, fisw York.
TiiC for •&!# by
BENNETT, BEERS U FIBHER,
125 Ma. j. cruet
T'H b.—Tiii* inetiibt'i* of the Virginia
, Agricultural Society residing in the city
'• r«.icn:snnd will be summoned to meet, ou the
MOMIJAY in October next, at the City ii all,
j, ' te<! purpose of electiug sixteen members to the
Awembly. Life members, and every such
' Uj t jus e member of the Society as shell satisfy the
j '"'Wiener conducting tne election, that he has
*' • auuua! flues, or who shall then pay the same,
. - i'o entitled to rote. Accounts of annual members
Lt ' :a fut lUU> the hands of Mr. James A. August,
'• .ttn authorized agent to receive the same. The
**® nl *liun ol his receipt to tho Co-umissiuner at the
*ct:oo, wul te conclusive evidence of the holder's
' *UtW vote
CH B. WILLI AMB, Sec'y and Treas ,
— Va State Agricultural Snelety.
K4IK.-feisuut pro
, j lO »rect any building upon the Fair
>l \.' 10 t< " ler articles for Exni"ijtion are respect
ate i <k> »o before the Ist of Oe ober,
w c.i o> on the undersigned for positions.
1,, ,I " W '" J tbem alrefdy built, are ree ested
• e theai put in repair by that time.
, uW , CHARLES DIM MOCK,
*" a " L t » Chief Marshall
IJ 11 vexes New Yerlt I'tecH;
. Apple do. For ml* by
* ' *IZER U fHAUP, 24 Main st
BPBCIAL NOTICES.
T Rleri'hMli vtail in* Wit.
mond.—We would moat inapertfnllv e *|| _*
tion Waaeofthe and aalaafta
now before th« public. W> sneak of r t^f»riTJ
RHEUMATIC LINIMENT
edin every diaaaae for which * Liniment ««Lu »L
a*ed, and we .peak kw>wi««ly when ,he™
never wu, to our knowledge, an articla to rea'llv va
luable in a family a* thi* Liniment. Than •! 15
vne merchant., ona and all. to In* <„ . w# T'
before they leave the elty, , a d oar word it fh«
"iiaffisaraftsrr ssrw.
bembett,i.«K 3 .. ns^j^uSiiia!
_ ae 4—lw
rv T» Rtn.k I »^ l , i: " MO ""i> A »« n «i22, ia «.
certify thatdur.ng the winUr' and my
Phj.lo.au. iu Richmond, h. ,'L ab ' 6
--"'rare? ;w "
*. ..V" ."KSS,"
T,„ .C.jitotS ffiTi
s Xf%i 32££££i fKtf'""
ii,?» I Sttlnj.—To atrnngcr* viaitlnc
the city, and cltueu. : If you wi.h to *et your Hau
cut iu the lale.t and moat becoming atyle, I w>uld
advl.e you to call an HOBSON. at T.i. hair Cuttln*,
shaving, Shampoaing and Bathing room, under the
American Hotel. Kntrance on llth atreet.
W. B. Whiakera Dyed either Black or Brown $olor.
Ftp* llntha . Ilntha! Bntha !— Hot, Cold
and Shower Baths can ba had at all houra from
bo clock. A. M. to IP P. M., at the Hair Cutting, Sha
ding and Shampooning Saloon, under the American
Hotel. Kntrance on llth street. Siu*le bath 25 eta.
or 5 ticket* for I dollar. m j,
mi 70m Hiire nrrn nny of JohnMun'a
Fi»Tr Cbmt or Douai Pictures, you will goto
hi. Daguerreotype VVagon*, corner 7th aud Broud.U
and get one or two Likene.se* to give to your friend..
They are in the best style and largor than you can
get elsewhere. JOHNSON himself i* operator in
tbe.e Wagon*, No. 7 and I#. He been about
twelve year, in the busiuen*. au 7—lrn*
IV Board «r Trade of Klrbiuoail...
Horace L. Kent, Frei't. E. B. Bkntlkv, Treai'r.
William B. Isaacs, Secretary.
Committer, of Arbitration.
WI LLI AM S. DONNAN, Chairman.
LAKKIN \V. Ulazkbuouk, Jnjts B. Duruv
« t " UEa ' E ' L. D. Ceehihaw.'
my 27—U
. fVKlctcher's Hair Tonic la one of the
happiest as well as most useful preparation* that evur
wa» invented for the Hair. Its aoothing and pene
trating effects are wonderfully and perceptibly felt
insomuch that the general exefamation is, "Oh what a
delightful article Fletcher'* Hair Tonic is;" and it*
benefits are unequalled by any other preparation. It
perfectly eradicates dandruff from the scalp; it speed
ily stops the hair from falling oil'; it makes the coarsest
hair soft and pliant, and the redest hair, by the use of
a few bottles, is changed to a beautiful dark brown.-'
Nor is there any preparation that is equal to
Fletcher's in dressing hair. One or two applica
tions a week being sufficient to keep it in a healthy
condition.
It is sold by the principal Druggists in the city and
country, and for sale, wholesale and retail by the
manufacturer, JOHN B. JOHNSON,
je 6 10th at., between Mam and Cary.
rr Dr. Coons, lute oi »t. Louis. Mo. Of
fice and residence on 3d street, west side, between
Maishall ana Clay sts. jy 81—3 m*
r#"Cnrd.~B. I>. Dcnoon, Bell and Brans
Founderer. Fancy Grate and Fender Manufacturer,
No.?£> Main street, between Bth and 9th, west aide,
Richmond, Va. jy 10—6 m
J/ AL L THAUE, 1856.
J. WII.LIMQHAM. | B. F. TARDY.
WILLINGHAM & TARDY,
Importers and wholesale dealers in
Foreign, Domestic, fttaple and Fancy
DRY GOODS,
No. 13 Peakl St., Richmond, Va.,
Have in store, and are receiving daily, a large and
genera! stock of Fall and Winter DRV GOODS, to
which they ask the attention of merchants visiting
this market They make no claims to tuperior ad
rantaget over their competitors, either as importers
or buyeis, but assume that they possess advantages
equal to any, and solicit confidently an examination
of their stock, k'elow they enumerate a few of r ,e
leading styles:
Brown and Bleached Shirtings and Sheetinf of
all the different width>.
Sattinets; 3-4 and 6-4 Fulled Cloth*
Piaid Linseys, at all price*
Large stock of Blankets
English and American Prints, all grade*
Coburgs, De Laines, Alpacas
Ginghams, and Ladies' Dresa Good*
Cloths and Cassimeras
Shawls. Cloaks and Mantles
With a general stock of Hosiery, Glove*. Spool
Cotton, Threads, Sic.
Terms—Six months credit, or 6 per cent, discount
for cash. WILLINGHAM & TARDY.
Richmond, Aagust SI, 1856.
I have engaged with Messrs. WIL
LINGHAM it TAfcDV for the Fall Trade, and will
ba pleased to have my friends call on me, promising
every effort to give them satisfar.tinn
The Commission business of Hl T NT & BRO. will
be attended to as heretofore by our senior partner, to
which I will return by the Ist of November.
au3o—lin D.R. HUNT.
DUSTIN V UKiHONB'rUA'i'KU.-i'rale*.
•or L S. respectfully informs the ladies aad gen
tlemen of Richmond and vicinity, that information
will be given in alt the affairs relating to life—such as
eickneas or health, wealth, love, marriage, journeys,
law suits, difficulties in business, absent frienda, of
lichea, legacies or estate, and all concerns of life.—
Any peraon wishing to know a true and eorract state
ment of all things—past present aud future—mast
bring or send their age.
Terms—3o cents, each. Cures will also be made
(white, or ot' color,) of all the following diseases;
Chronic cases. Sores, Ulcers, Boils, Wasting of the
Body, Scrofulas, Connumpton, Cancers, Coughs, Spit
tiDs of Blood. .Rheumatism, Head-Ache or Tooth-
Ache, Pains in the Limbs, aud all kiads of Distemp
ers.
Apply in Adam's Valley, 2d house from corner of
Ifitn, on Poplar street, opposite Lancasterial School,
over the creek, No. 2, Prof. L S. en the door.
Advice given free to the poor and afflicted. No
advice given to people of color, only on sickness, nor
afier sundown. ae I—;n*
r r IRNI Nt; KM'ABlilSiii>iKMT~.'i'he
subscriber Ims taken the Turning Establishment,
near Haxall's Mill, formerly Mr. Belvin's. He has
all the facilities to do Turning on the lowest terms,
and the neatest manner. Thankful for past favors he
hopes to merit a continuance of the same. Orders
may be left at Mr. Belvin's Furniture store.
1ra * STEPHEN CHILDREY.
UA^T 1 , M J' KK JIANtFAUTU KKi> NUO
v SPADES.—Having taken the Agen
cy for the Worts, we respectfully solioit the orders
of the Trade. The quality of the goods, as well as
our terms, will be found quite equal with any of the
Northern markets.
THOMPSON fc OUDESLUYS,
No. 57 South Gay st, near Pratt St.,
se 4—if lm Baltimore, Md.
(VlOi'JCJi— lite subscriber han purchased
il the Drug Store lately in charge of Dr O. B. Hill,
on the corner cf Franklin Street and Market Place,
and proposes to continue the Drug fcusineaa in all its
branches. He expects to make considerable additions
(o the stock, and feels assured that he can ofier to the
citizens of Richmond and his country lrienda, supe
lior inducements in the way of trade.
Having been engaged in the Drug Bnsiness exten
sively in anotner city in th:s State tor several years,
and with competent assistanu, he is prepared to eon
duct the Apothecary business properly and satisfac
tory.
Prescriptions carefully prepared and compounded
at any hour ef the day or night.
JNO. W. GARLICK, M- D.
TJ A VINU sold my entire estnblUlimeot of
IX Drugs, Medicines, 4tc., to Dr. J. W. Garlick, I
cheerfully recommend him to my former patrons and
friends, feeling assured that his past experience not
only as a Physician, but as a drug list, for several years
past, will entitle him to the fullest confidence, and
a liberal patronage from the community.
au V 9 lOt OWEN B HILL.
IJALL l AlflPAJliN 1836:
r FASHIONABLE CLOTHING.
I beg leave to return my many thanks for the lib
eral pationage bestewed upon me of late years, and
hope by close attention to my patrons' warns to merit
a continuance of the same My facilities are greater
than ever before, and I ana determined (In all lair
competition) to sell my goods, of toe same quality
and workmanship, aj iow as any house In my line In
Virginia
My stock will be large and ample to ensure a fit,
my styles are new ana will consist of all the latest
and most desirable style* and patterns, both of cut
and design. In the market. A call is respectfully soli
cited from all in want, at 114 Main street.
My molts—Suiall profits large sales, good articles
and satisfaction to the buyitr.
se3 WM. IRA SMITH.
FAINTINIi.-I'ke undersigned Imtc as
sociated themselves together (or the purpose of
conducting the Painting business in all its branches
nnder the style of MITCHELL fc HEWITT, at the
late stand of Hewitt k Smith, which firm is dissolved.
We solicit a small share of the public patronage.
a. D. MITCHELL.
unto— 12t* T B HEWITT,
I KO*AHi»rt INSTANT BKLIKV AND
IJ BPEtiUY CURE, for Coughs, Colds aod Asthma.
For aaie by DUVaL k NORTON,
•« f> Drnstists. Ifith and Main sir.
BtPHBHIB BaKI£B»«
i/UII XlOl'H.—a C. Snead'i brand, (or sale by
WOMBLK It CLAIBORNE,
te 4 Mo. U Feat! street
CO.PARTWBRBHIP. fto.
d P.-.\\> HrtTp'tM«dav
_V^r ud t »i th «• «• c. u.ru£H
ANTS. The business will liereafter he conducted
firw of VAN-LEW. TAYLOR k CO
J«ly I, IRAS—jy S VAfi-LEW k TAYLOR.
(J *»•**A MTWKKeJMI P.—Tk« u.der.lg.rd
h * v * , t ' li a day associated themselves under the
style of \\ M. PALMER, SON A CO., fir the pur
pose <>f conducting the Agricultural Implement and
B«ed bue nms, at the old stand, No. 20 Main street,
lstely occupied by the senior partner.
WM. PALMER.
WM. H. PALMER,
ni u J „ VV M. H. TURPIN.
Richmond. Sep'. I, 1116. M i—6t
FRI/K. 950,WH)!
ALABAMAJ.OTTERY!
\ Authorized by the Stale of Alabama \
SOUTHERN MILITARY ACADEMY LOTTERY,
- v (CLASS O.)
To b. drawn In the city of Montgomery, Alabama, ia
public, on
FRIDAY, (September 12, 1836)
OH THE
Havana plani
SAMUEL SWAN, Manager.
Prises amounting to
200,000 DOLLARS
Will he distributed according to the following mag
nificent Scheme:
.30,000 TICKETB ONLY!
1 prize of •50.000 is $50,008
1 do ot 25,000 ia 25,000
1 do of 15.000 ia 15,000
I do of. 10.000 ia 10,000
1 do of. 6,000 is 6,000
1 do of. 5,000 is 5,000
1 do of 3,000 is 3,00(1
S prizes of I,oooare 3,000
10 do of. 500 are 5,000
Eft do of. 400 are 32,000
100 do of 200 are 20,000
API'KOXIMATION I'tUZES.
4 prizes of $400 approximating to $50,000
prize are I,GOO
4 prizes of $300 approximating to $25,0W
pri-e are 1,200
4 prizes of <>2£>o approximating to $15,000
prisseure ] 000
4 pnzes ot $176 approximating to $10,000
are 700
4 prizes of $150 approximating to $6,000
prize are 600
4 prizes of $125 approximating to $5,000
prize are 500
4 prizes of $100 approximating to $3,000
prize are 400
4 pnzes of $B0 approximating to $1,008
prize are 320
4 prizes of $70 approximating to $1,000
prize are 280
4 prizes of $50 approximating to $1,000
prize are 200
40 priz°s of $40 approximating to $500
prizoare 1,600
320 prizes of $30 approximating to $400
prize are 9,600
400 prizes of $20 approximating to $200
prize are 8,000
1000 prizes amounting to $200,000
Whole Tickets, $10; Halve* $5; Qut'rs $2.50.
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
The numbers from I to 30,000, corresponding with
those numbers on the Tickets printed on separate
slips of paper, are encircled with small tin tubes and
plaeed iuone wbeel.
The first 200 prizes, similarly printed and encircled,
are placed in auother wheel.
The wheels are then revolved, and a number is
drawn from the wheel of numbers, and at the itme
time a prize is drawn from the other wheel. The
number and prize drawn out are opened and exhibit
ed to the audience, and registered by the Commis
sioner, the prize being placed against the number
drawn. This operation is repeated until all the prizes
are drawn out. _
Approximation Prizes.—The two preceding and
the two succeefling numbers to those drawing the tirst
200 prizes, will be entitled to the 800 approximation
prizes, according to the Scheme.
PP~The Managers, determined that their Lotteries
shall excel all others, offer to the public the above
scheme, which, for the brilliancy of its capitals and
the chances of obtaining prues, has never been
equalled
Or Remember that every prize i« drawn, and pay
able in full without reduction.
CfAll prizes of $1090 and nnder, paid imme
diately after the drawing—other prizes at the usual
time of thirty days.
All communications strictly confidential. The
drawn numbers will be forwarded to purchaser! im
mediately after the drawing.
Orders for Tickets should be sent in early.
Prize Tickets cashed or renewed in other Ticket*
at either office.
Orders for Tickets can be addressed either to
S. SWAN & CO , Atlanta, Ga.,
an 12—tS12 Or 8. SWAN, Montgomery, Ala.
KOKCiIA LOTTKHV. "
[Authorized by the Slate of Georgia.]
PRIZES GUARANTEED !
FORT GAINES ACADEMY LOTTERY!
CLASS 19.
To be drawn in the City of Atlanta, Georgia, in pub
lic, on
SATURDAY, September 27, ISSO,
ON THK
HAVANA PLAN
w Purchasers in buying one odd number, and ona
even number, Whole Ticket, are guaranteed to draw
$8 Halves and Quarter Tickets in proportion, with
chances of obtaining the larger prizes, which are a
hundred per sent, better for the purchaser than any
other Lotttery in existence.
SAM-L SWAN & CO., Managers.
Prize* Amounting to 9204,000 !
Will bo distributed according to the following
BRILLIANT SCHEME!
80,000 Tickets—ls, 185 Prizes!!
I Prizo of $40,000 is $40,000
1 Prize of 10,000 is 10,000
1 Prize of 10,000 is 10,000
1 Prize of 5,000 is 5 000
1 Prize of. 2,000 is 2,000
1 Prize of 1.000 is 1,000
1 Prize of 1 01 0 is 1,000
10 Prizes of. 20H are 2.090
100 Prizes of. 100 are 10,000
4 Prizes of $200 approximating to $40,000
Prize, are $800
4 Prizes of $100 approximating to $10,000^
Prize, are 400
4 Prizes of $75 approximating to $10,000
Prize, are 300
4 Pnzes of $b0 approximating to $5,000
Prize, are 24*
4 Prizes of $50 approximating to $2,000
Priza, are
4 Prizes of *40 approximating to $1,000
Prize, are 160
4 Prizes of $25 approximating to $1,000
Prize, are 100
40 Prizes of $20 approximating to $200
Prizes, are 800
15,000 Prizes of $8, are 120,000
15 185 Prizes, amount'ng to $204,000
The 15,000 Prizes of $8 are determined by the num
ber which draws the $40,000 Prize—if that number
should be an odd number, tbeu every odd number
Ticket in the Scheme will be entitled to $8 ; if an
even number, then every even number ticket will be
entitled to B>B in addition to any other prize which
may be drawn.
All those tickets ending with 0, 2, 4, 6, 8, are even—
all those ending with 1, 3, 5, 7, 9, are odd
Remember that every prize is drawn, and pay
able in full, without deduction.
ty All prizes of 4> 1,000 and under, paid immedi
ately after the drawing—other prizes at the usual
lime of3o days.
All communications strictly confidential. The
drawn numbers will be forwarded to purchaser* im
mediately after the drawing.
The plan of drawing the Lottery will be sent with
all Tickets ordered
Whole Tickets 10 Halves 5, Quarter* 2.50.
Prize Tickets cashed or renewed in other Ticket*
at either office.
ORKAT INDUCEMENTS TO CLUBS.
Aa one half the ticket* are guaranteed to draw $8,
we wilt sell Certificate* of Package* of 10 Ticket*]
(odd ant even number*,) at the following rate* :
All that the 10 Ticket* draw over the amount gua
ranteed, aecruea to the purchaser.
Certificate of Package* of 10 Whale Ticket*, *60
10 Half •' 30
" " 10 Quarters " la
Address order* for Ticket* or Certificate* of Paok
age* of Tickets either to
8. SWAN k CO, Atlanta, Ga.
or S. SWAN, Montgomery, Ala.
an 26—-dtSep27
NEW HIUN FAINTINU ÜBTABLIHU.
MENT.—J- RICHaRDS, formerly of 10, Main
street, ha* resumed buiinea* again on the cerner of
10th aud Main street*, back of Mr. Harrington'* Ci
gar (tore, entrance on 10th atreet, and will give hi*
attention to every deecription of Sign, Fancy and Or
namental Painting.
Window Curtain* Painted to order, on snort no
tico.
J R. trusts that by attention, punctuality and mod
erate charges, to gain a share of public patronage.
au 25—2w"
AUKNCV.—We reapect-
J fully solicit COLLEC tINO throughout Virginia,
North Carolina, Tenne****. and other part* of the
Union Having un*urpe**ed facilities to *acure and
collect debt*, we feel eafe in laying that we can ren
der .attraction to all who m*y be disposed to patroa-
Ue us. We refer to onr wheU^edejUen^enMally.
63 Main street, Richmond.
W. r. Okttv k Co., SO Sycamore it., Patertburg.
se 4—dim* t
/I(JANO.-'l5O uai No. IPennytMn Uimie
U for tale by CHAB V. WORTHAM It CO.
, se 4- tK
AUCTION RAT,TIB.
future DAriT
By Taylor dc WllHnra».
HAL.K OF ONK MUIBTY
TAVKBN (NOW BROAD
?,- R o 8 ,5T,i , i?15 L ' PROPERTY, IH THE CITY
OV RICHMOND. ON BROAD Hj}., AT AUCTION.
"7,, , °' n •'•••I »f tnut, executed by Isaac A.
Ooddin to the subscriber, as trustee, dated Ifith An
gnst, 1154, and recorded in the office of the clerk of
Mcbmoitd Hustings Court, being thereto requested
Wi^2rw n v fl .l I *7- 1 ? the ,lUd t*"* named, I (hell, on
TUESDAY, the lith of September, 1856, at 5 o'clock,
th ® premiiee, eel I the property thereby
»2 ? * £** ™»div»ded moiety of l"t No.
ihi 2„l ij" , !l e elt 7 of Richmond, situated on
_iik 2.k J .°l °* d ,tr ««t, at it* intersection
with Kth etreet, fronting 130 feet on Jlroad Arret,
and mnmm back the full depth of aaid lot No. 714,
being the same lot upon which the Bwan Tavern
? B'reet Hotel) ia .ituated Alio, one un
divided moiety of one othai lot or paroel ofland ad
jmmng the ab>ve on the Aiming® feet on
Broad street.and running leak the full depth, the
saidpioce of ground baring thereon a lafge brick
building, whictt hM been need at a itaMe for aaid
tavern; which (aid lot of land ii part of lot No. 78t in
the plan of (aid city.
The highly valuable character of this property is
thereof t° 81 unnecessary a further description
Tlrms—Sufficient in ea»h to pay the expenses of
' nd . bon d« amounting in the aggregate to
♦8,a30, with interest thereen from the 16th of Au
guat, 1851, and the remainder to be payable in inch
manner in may be preacribed bv the grantor in said
deed of trust JAMES M. TAYLOR, Trustee.
Tavi.or it Williams, Aucti. se 5-tds
Land in iibnkico county, on
MEADOW BRIDGE ROAD, AT AUCTION
On WEDNESDAY, the 10th inst., commencing at 12
o'clock, M., in front of our office, will be sold, 5 acres
of land, situated in Henrico county, on the west tide
of the Meadow Bridge Ronri, and adjoining the lands
of Messi*. Felix Cross, H. T. Pendleton and others,
being a portion of the tract of land formerly owned
by tbo laie Jne. Carter, dee'd.
Terms.—One-half cash: balance at 6 months with
interest. TAYLOR WILLIAMS,
_ Auctioneers.
By E. H. Cook iV Co.
'|>ri;htkks» sale of house anw
* LOT. —As Trustee jin a certain deed made o:t he
loth day of March, 1855, by N. W. Walton and wife,
to secure to the Protection Building Fund Company
the sum of tour hundred and eighty-two dollars,
which said deed is duly recorded in the Hustings
Court of the City of Richmond, we will, in execu
tion of said trus> dead, proceed to sell, on the pre
mises, on WEDNESDAY, the 17th day of September,
the property conveyed in said deed, viz: A lot of
Land on 'tic western side of 7th street, nearly oppo
site the City Spring, containing 22 feet front, and run
ning back 130 feet, upon which there is a two story
wooden tenement, in good repair.
Thetitieto said property is indisputable; but sell
ing as Trustees, we will convey such title onlv as is
in us vested. J. B. DANKORTII, »
ALEX. STERLING, > Trustees.
C. WALTHALL. 5
Fale conducted by E. B. Cook it Co., Aucts.
se 6
By Hlchard Cauthorn.
ON MONDAY, Mt» luntant. at 10o'clock,
at my store. 1 will sell 4 barrels 4ih proof Bran
dy; 2 barrels Whiskey; 2 boxes Ground Coffee; 2
lihds. prime Shoulder Bacon; 6 barrels superfine new
Flour, Kutter Herrings, kc.
CROCKERY WARE.—AIso 40 dozen pearl white
Grinite Plates, and 20dozen Tumblers.
ROOTS, SHOES.—AIso 2 cases Kip Skin, lined
and bound Shoes; Misses Gaiters; Children's Shoes,
&<•. seG R. CAU THORN.
By Thoina* W . Kecset,
(Office with Geo. J. Summer, No. 20 Pearl street.)
f * KNTKKI< 11 O U »fe 11 O L. D FUKNI
TURE FOR SALE AT AUCTION.—WiII be
sold, on TUESDAY morning next, September 9th,
commencing at 10 o'clock, at the late rtsidence of
Dr. Davis, on 6th, between Clay and Leigh streets,
all of his Household Furniture, which is entirely
new and of the best quality, consisting in part of
Tete-a-Tetes; Parlor Cbairs, mahogany; Rocking
Chairs ; What-Noc; Parlor Tables ; Sideboard ; Bu
reaus; Washstands; Mahogany Extension Dininz
Table; Feather Beds; Mattresses; Bedsteads; Oil
Cloth; Matting; Window Curtains; Cornices, &o.
ALSO—I Cooking Stove, fee.
Me 6 THOMAS W. KEEBEE. Ai»ct.
By Davenport. Allen it Co.
dkc., AT AUCTION.-On
T THURSDAY, 11th September, we will sell Ht 10
o'clock, at our Auction Store, an assortment of GRO
CERIES, viz:
100 bags Laguayra Colf-e.
200 hags prime Java Coffee.
101 bbis. Coffee Sugnie.
100 bbls. Molasses.
25 hhds do.
10W reams Wrapping Paper.
200 bundles do Twine.
200 boxes Candles.
I>o bbls. Old Rye and Restiried Wl lskuy.
50 bbls. Rum
15 half pipss Brandy.
25 bbls Tanner*' Oil.
bt cases Gunpowder Tea.
100 boxes Black Tea, fce.
Terms : Under $ 100 cosh; $100 and over, 4 mouths
credit for approved paper.
DAVENPORT, ALLEN It CO ,
se 6 Auctioneers.
IN HHKSrKHKIKLU COUNTY
IT FOR SALE.—The mbscriber offers his FARM,
in the above county, for sale—containing 435J acres
of land, 100 acres cleared and in cultivation, the
balance in woods, partly original growth of Fine.
Oak and Clinsnut. There is about 50 acres of good
Meadow land, one-fourth of which is well drained
and ast in Timothy and Herds Qraas. The soil is
adapted to the cultivation of Wheat, Corn, Oats, and
some gocd Tobacco land. The impiovements con
sist of a Dwelling House with 4 rooms, tew Kitchen,
Bam and Stables, with all other necessary out
houses ; a well of good water and two never-failing
Springs, and a young Orchard of selected Fruit Trees.
There is an abundance of Marl on the place easily
railed, a larse quantity of whieh has been spread on
the land. The location is healthy and situated about
7 miles from Petersburg, on the Courthouso road,
and 6 miles from the Courthouse.
Persons wishing to purchase, can examine the
premises thoroughly, by calling on Mr. T. Basks,
at the farm. Terms accommodating, and made
known on application to me.
If not sold privately before, it will be offered at
auction, 2nd MONDAY, Bth September, at Chester
field Court House.
an3l— d7t RO. R. HILL.
RUNAWAYS.
YH KANAUAV-Si^IU^VVAHO-Liist
epf Sunday, August 24th. a negro man named
jARICMARD CURRY, 5 feet 10 inches high,
J% about 24 or 25 yeats old, ginger cake color, has
£Ls his hair tied up in small strings, had on a sum
mer suit, a white coat, a pair of check pants and a
wheat straw hat.
A reward of fifteen dollars will be paid for his de
livery to me in Richmond.
HIRAM CARNELL,
se t-6>* Brook Avenue.
WATCHES AND JBWULR Y
J My grandfather's watch if battered and old,
never contained either jewels or gold;
I've cairied thee now for many long years.
And cherished by me, though some gave thee sneer*.
Although thou art thick, and not outwardly fine,
Through summer and winter you've kept up good
time;
I've seen many a rival, all cased in fine gold,
Yet still 1 prefer you for time, though yeu're old;
Poor, common and worn, with a thin silver ease—
I scarcely can see the time now by thy face,
Vet still I can hear, by that old wheezy sonnd,
You must be repaiied, or you'll soon run aground;
And so long as 1 live, none shall part me and yon.
Save while you're repairing by BAR-TUOL-O-MEW;
And as those old hands point the hour of day,
It tells mo how time passes swiftly away;
For soon must I leave thee, f«r none will be caring,
1 go, like you then, for a thorough repairing.
W. J. BARTHOLOMEW,
Watch and Clock Maker,
Corner of Uth and Main street*.
N. B.—Watches, Clocks and Jewelery of even de
scription carefully repaired. Hair Ornament* of eve
ry kind made, and Engraving neatly executed on the
shortest notice, and on as moderate terms as any other
house in the city. je 3
« KKfcp.ll AKUIVAL OF JKW
ELRT Or THE LATEST STYLES—
gl J. Jest to hand a large variety of Jewelry of
■■■■(the moat fashionable atylea, among which
iaaome entirety new ityle* The assortment con
*i*ti in part of Cameo, Gold Stone, Lava, Moaai* and
Diamond Pin*; Kar-Rings, Finger-Kings and Brace
let* ; also, a large variety Watch Ktyt, Oold aad
Silver Pencil*, Oold Pen*, the best manufactured,
and a large variety ef Silver Ware. All goed* war
ranted a* represented and will be sold at a living
profit. MYERS U JANKE,
y 22 751 M aln rtreet.
I INBKKO OlL—Fure Llnaeed and Fa-
M-A tent paint Oil, frtah supply received, and for
•ale by A BUDBJUK,
2 No. St.
I AM RKUKIVINU die MUMMtI
I Hennessey's Cognac BRANDY, in wood aad glass
Amonllllado aad Romano SHERRY
Regioa Port WINE
Claret and Champagne do
Superior SALAD OIL ...... .
London MUSTARD, » lb. and half lb. bosaa
Engßsh and Imitation English CHEESE
Moehaand Java COFFEE
Judd'a patent Sperm CANDLES
And a few dosen BEEF TONGUES, of esba qua
lity—which 1 will aell at a small advance for oash, or
toponetaal c-tomer. on %.^^ PKINB .
A few tabe of »ery 800 Goehen BUTTERatr*
gilt my 14—f
IV KW nklrts; Bkel-
eton do.; Fall Print*; Black Silk Mitt* i a groat
°' NIMMO k CO.
AUCTION SALBS.
~ rOTDIUB DATS.
By UoMta Z A»pmm.
70 PLANK HO AD.
AVAnrmnn A 2r?J? RICHMOND. 'OR SALE
AT AUCTION.-Will be sold on TUESDAY, the9th
September, IMG, on the promisee, commencing at
one a clock, P. M., 70 acre* of Land on the i>laak
read, "d.totning the land of Mr. Elijah Priddy, with
a email Log Hoese thereon.)
wood' WUmt ° f the he4T i-T covered with pine
Terms.' Otio-fonrth eaeh. balance at 4, 8, and 12
months fornegotiable note a, Intereet added, and title
retained till laat note u paid.
OODDIN k Af PERSON,
Auction eera.
f AND FOR SA(iK.»UaYlig deiemdaed
Li to nwm W eat this fall, I ehall offer all of my
Real batata for aale privately, until during the rail
and if not aold, it will then be sold publicly, at which
time due notice will be given, to wit: the place on
which I reside, lying on the road leading from the
Williamsburg road, ronnd by Ramaey'e Mill, opto
Shed town, formerly Blakey'a Mills, and opposite
the farm of said Ramsey, adjoining the land of C. B
Williams, md running down to Fulton town. aboet a
quarter of a mile from the corporation line, contain
ing Fifteen Acres, with good Dwelling, andallnecee
sary out-houses; a fine well of water in the yard —
The land is in a high state of cultivation, and would
make a splendid market garden.
Also, a Tract of Land, lying six mil»a from the city,
on the south side of the main Williamsburg Stage
Road, containing 341 acres, all in wood and h«avy
timber, except about thirty acres, which has been
cultivated, with a good This tract
would make a line farm,
The wood is very to
market, anU is in ha!f« mile^^^^^^^^^^HLii.
Also, another Tract*
side of said Williamsburg
Run Roud, and bounded on roads
its entire length, and corners York
River Railroad, and contains 66 aSres. all in wood, ex
cept übout twenty acres.
The tract ha* a new Cottage residenoe, just neatlv
Cnish»d, with a good store-house, and some other
buildings. A stor« ia kept at it at this time, and is
said to ba a good stand.
For further information, applv to Messrs Goddin
t Au'EUjUn, or to the subscriber at his residence,
the tirst named place. WM F HORD
ar«'i?n 0 « r 5 eo i- Bg re *' eytate will b « aold at auction on
MONDAY atiernoen, the 15th September, 1856, at
1 o clock, commencing on the Williamsburg road,
wich noat Cottage restdeuce. Terms accommoda
ting. se 1 OODDIN k APPF.RSUN. Aucta
CiHAMi FA AM tl.\MiV bK, AT THE
O END i)jf TIIK MECHANICSVILLE TURIf
PIKK. SIX MILES FROM RICHMOND FOR
SALE AT AUCTION.—WiII be sold on THURS
DAY, the 11th September, 1g56, on the premiaes
coiumenciuj; at 3 o'clock, the small farm owned by
Mr. Gilson V ia. and now occupied by Mid. Catherine
Talley, containing 21 acres, of which 12 acres is heav
ily set in wood. It has a good orchard on it, and a
well of excellent water in the yard. The buildings
are in good repair, and suitable for a small family.
Terms made known at the honr of sale.
OODDIN it APPERSON,
se I—dtd* Auctioneers.
CALK OF a liOI'SE AND
O LOT ON CHURCH HILL, UNDER A TRUST
DEED.—Pursuant to the provisions of a deed of trust,
dated the 16th day of May, 1848, of record in the
Clerk's office of Henrico county court, execated by
Charles L. Price, and Mary Francis, hii wife, to the
undersigned, ai trustees, for the purpose of securing
the debt therein mentioned, due to Loftin N. Eilett,
we shall, vn THURSDAY, the 18th day cfSeptember,
1856, commencing at half-past 4 o'clock, P. M., pro
ceed to sell at public auction, en the p'emises, to the
highest bidder, for cash, the following property, lying
on Church Bill, in the vicinity of Richmond, (being
the late residence of Philip B. Marwood, deceased.)
to wit: A certain lot or parcel of land, fronting 132
leet on Marshall street, believed to contain half an
acre, ly ; ng between 27th and 28th streets, and run
ning back 165 feet, together with the brick dwelling
house and other improvements thereon.
Also, a certain lot in rear of ths one last mentioned,
frsnting f>6 feet on Clay street, and running back, of
even width, 165 feet along 28th 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, 165 feet.
Acting as trustees, we shall convey with special
warranty cnly.
Should the sale be prevented at the time above men
tioned, from rain or any other cause, then the saia
sale will be continued from day to day, (Sundays
excepted,) to the hour aforesaid, until a sale of the
property is eb'ected.
ANDREW E. ELLETT, > - ,
JAS. A. GODDIN, { Trustees.
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 16th May, 1855, of the pur
chase money, will be required in cash; und should It
be desired by the purchaser ot said propeity, a credit
of one and two years will be given tor the balance of
said purchase money, in equal payments, with interest
thereon from the day 01 sale, to be secured by a trust
deed on the property sold.
ANDREW E. ELLETT,) „ »
JAS. A. GODDIN, ' j Tiuat.es.
Sale conducted by Goddin k. Appkrson, Aucts.
au 26— dtda
Real estaih at ah hon.—trust
SALE.—By virtue of a deed ef trust executed to
the undersigned as Trustee, on the 4th day of Decem
ber, 1851, and of record in the Clerk's office of the
Couii'y Court of Henrico county, 1 shell proceed, ob
MONDAY, the Bth of September, at 4 o'clock. P. M.,
at the rsquent of the beneficiary in said deed named,
to sell at public auction, on tha premises, the proper
ty conveyed in said dsed, to wit: A certain lot of
Land, with all the improvement* thereon, lying in
the county of Henr.co, near the city of Richmond,
fronting .12 feet an the North sidj ot Clay street, as
extended into the county of Henrico, and running
back within parallel lines 100 feet to an allay feet
wide; then crossing the said 10 feet alley, extending
the said Lot on the northern side of said alley 12 feet
deep from the alley, making 122 feet deep from Clay
street.—lt being the property at present occupied by
Mr Jesse G. Davidson.
For a more full description of which (aid lot of
Land, reference is made to said deed.
There are two brick tenements upon the above
named lot, in good repair, with a well of water and
other conveniences upon the premises.
Terms—Cash as to so muen cf the proceeds as will
pay the sum of #475; balance in equal instalments of
six and twelve months bearing interest.
The foregoing sale will take; place positively anj
witnout reserve.
EDWARD Y. CANNON, Trustee.
Goddin A. Appkrson*, Aucts. an 29—td
60 ACttJKS O* fcXCiiSkl-KNT OABDBN-
Z ING LAND, FOR SALE AT AUCTION —
Will be sold on TUESDAY, Uth of September, 18a?
at 11 o'clock A. M., st North Run Meeting Houne. 6$
miles north of Richmond, by the Brook Plank Road,
will be sold 62 ncirs of excellent (hardening Land,
having on it from 1000 to 1200 cords of wi od, n ostly
pine. A never-failing stream of water runs Lhrough
it and two very tine springs.
On this land are some fini situations for lee houses
and ponds. The business cf ice, gardening and wood,
may be carried on at this place with profit.
This land is in half a mile of th* farms of Messrs
Delapliine and Warwick, on the Plank Road, and ad
joins the land of Dr. Dtrracott and others. Posses
sion given at once.
Terms—One-half cash; the ctlier half at 12 moi.,
for bon<?s bearing interest from the day of sale, secur
ed by a deed of trust upon tha land.
y P H. WALDROP.
Goddin St Apperson, Aucts. se 5
<on ACRES OP L.AND IN HENRICO.
JoU ON THE PLANK ROAD, EIGHT MILES
ABOV F. RICHMOND. FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
-On TUESDAY, the 9th day of September, 1856
will be sold at auction, on tho piemises, at 12 o'clock.
M 130 acres of Wood Land, located as above, and ad
joining the land of Mr. Jas. 8. Ryall. It hm up*r. it
a small lojj house. It will be divided into two tracts
of about acres each.
Terms : Ooe-third cieh, balance at 4 ana 8 months,
tor negotiable nous. interest added; secured by atrust
deed, 01 title retained.
GODDIN k APPERSON,
, a 5 Auctioneer*.
HOUSE AND LOT ON BAKKRStreet
FOR SALE AT AUCTION —Will be Mid on
the premise* on MONDAY, September <®th, 1356, , at
5 o'clock, P. M., a small House aud Lst, on Southside
of Baker street, near to St. Peter street, recently oc
cupied by Mr. (iarnett Lowry, fronting 19 feet and
tunning back 150 feet to an alley.
Term*.—One-third cash; balance at 3and 6 month*
for negotiable notes. interest added and Utia retained
till the note* are paid.
M 4 OODDIN Sl APPKRSON, Auet».
BEAUTIFUL. FAtUI ON LNION HILL,
NEAR RICHMOND, FOR SALE AT AUC
TION.— W ill be told on the premi*e*. on FRIDAY,
12tb September. 1356. at 4 o'clock P. M„ that beauti
ful Farm, now in Ihe occupancy of Mr. H«nry W.
Tyler, containing 10 acre*, situated near the N»w
Bridge road, ene mile east of Richmond, adjoining
the land* of Mr*. Picot and other*.
The houae hu six room*, i* new and handsomely
fioiihed. Besides the dwelling there is a good kitch
en barn, stable and ice house.
Persons disposed to purchase, are respectfully re
quested to view tne premises.
Tenuis— One-fourth cash; balance at 6, 18 and 18
month*, for negotiable not**, interest added, secured
by a trust deed, or title retained,
se 4 OODDIN It APPERSON, Aaets.
By Ttaomao W. Kee*ee.
(Ofltce with Oeo. J Buroue», No 30 Pearl street)
UOI'AK AND LOT UN 1 HIKD STKEItT,
n NORTH OF LEIGH, FOR SALE AT AUC
TION.—WiII be sold on WEDNESDAY afternoon
next, September 10th, commencing at half paet 4
o'clock, a Framed Hoose, containing four good rooms,
wit ha Bake House atteohed, with a superior Baking
Oven and other Uklng tools; Wood and Coal Houses,
Stable, ke. Tbe lot front* on Third street, twenty
three feet, aad rona back, one baadred aad (if 7 feet.
TiaMt.—Four hundred dollar* will bo reaalred ia
cash; the balance in two eaaal payment* of nx aad
twelve menib*. for negotiable Bote*, iatereat added,
aad title retained an ill the la*t note i*paid.
„i THOS W. KKEjIEE. Asst.
FU* SALIUii neellMl KMHh
kmowataMM
ATTCTIOIf BALSB
THlt DMT.'
By Baker St Plmmiii.
UOBUM, nvbtet, COWS AMD lt«-
11 Olßti. At AUCTION.—We Will Mil It SKttoa.
(hi* nornis#. menl Saddle aod
Haroe## Horaea; 1 very excalltat aniaMl, mal ud
geatle; 2 fine Male#; 1 fiaa Milch Cow; 1 new oity
made Baggy.
nl BAKER fc PLEA3AWT3.
By Um ft Khl—, AaeU.
Hoksbb, nt'Lia cows, *«., at
AUCTION—WiU ba aold at public anctioa, oa
thi» (SATURDAY) morning, eoamearing at !•
o'clock, at tba Bona Lot, naar tba Ceaual Depot.
aareral fiaa Saddla aad llarotaa Horaea ud Mole#,
alio 4 rerr #uperior Cow# with Calve#.
ae 6 LARUS t SHINE. Aoctr
By (»a<ldlo 6c Aoyenea.
TRCSTBIV MLK OF TWO LOTS IN
1 PORT MAYO, NEAR ROCKETTS.-Aa traatee
In a deed executed by J a#. McCormick. dated Bth
November, 1854. dalj reoerded la Henrico Conaty
Court, I «b«ll cell at public auction, oa tba pram lee#,
forcaeb. oa SATURDAY, Che6th day of September,
1856, at 44 o'clock, lo*« No# 3 aad 4 in tba plan of Mr.
Boaaieuz, each frentiaf 2S feet oa Loniaiaaa atreet.
running back 90 feet to aa alley. Tba aaoai apacial
warraatee will be conveyed to purchaser.
JOHN HOWARD, TruaUe.
Sale by Ooddin k Afpcmon, Aucta.
an 26—tda
TWO MM ALL, TaMiJIt.N'TS ON ©S»-
I BORN TURNPlKE.—lmmediately after the
aboTe «»!•, will be aold two (mail framed Tenement#
and Lo'.#, each frcnting oa the eaet aide at Oabma
Turnpike Road, 17 feet, 1} incbea, and ruuaiag back
100 fe« *.
Tkkms—One-foarth C9#b: balance at 6, 9 aad IX
mouth#, far negotiable note#, iutereat added, aecured
by a traat deed, or title r»t*ined
#e 5 OODDIN k. APPERBON, Aucta.
f OTS in KUA.TON.—AIter UM f«noli|
Li #ale, will be aold aereral let#in "Pulton," on the
Nonb side of Graham «treet. between Erin aad Gil
liam atreeu. each fronting SO feet, running b>ek 110
feet to an alley, and adjlining tba late residence of
Mr. Joaeph Wear.
Terms—One-third caab; balance at 3 and 6 moatha,
bearing intereat. OODDIN fc. APPERSON.
au i*»—tdi Anctioaeera.
Immediately after tbe above sale, wilt tie (old ur
eral handsomely ritaated Lota, on the atieet recently
opened, (Lewia' Flan No. 2, between Mr. Laikm P.
Kurd and that of Mr. John L Carter.
Term* to sui tLiddera
OODDIN t APPEESON,
•o 6 Auctiouet rs.
P. B.—After the foregoing sale, will be asld a new
framed dwelling, on State (treat, Pulton, containing
5 room*, beaidea an excellent well of water in the
yard.
m 1 OODDIN fc APHBRBQN.
By Klcbard laatkari.
XXOUSKS, WAHON, Ac., AT AUCTION.
XX on SATURDAY. 6th Inst, at 10o'c'ock, at the
lot near the Central Bat I road Depot, 1 will aell two
good work Horses, 1 Wood Wagon, 1 Cart, 1 Mule,
1 Mi Ich Cow, fc c. JL CAUTHOEN.
aa 5 A net.
By Alex. Nott, Auct
aKOCKRIKS. DKV UOODB, FL'KNI
TL'R E, Sic — Will be (old a' auction on SAIL' R
DAY, September 6th, at 10 o'clock, a good assortment
of Groceries, embracing. Sugar, Coffae, WbUkey,
Brandy, Soap. Candles, scores Herrings, fcc.
DRY GOODS, Sic.—To oloie sundry consignments,
will be » ild a large and general assortment of Dry
Good* and Ready Made Clothing, Shoes, Hata, Capa,
Crockery and Glassware.
FURNITURE—A g-neral assortment of new and
becond band Furniture, from a family leaving the
city.
WATCHES.—WiII be ao'd at 11 o'clock precisely,
two superior gold lever Watches, to eover advances.
Terms cash.
«» r > ALEX. NOTT. Aue'noneer.
By Thoiuan W, Kttsce,
(Office with Geo. J. SuTner, No. 20, Pearl street.)
/r\_ HORSESAMII OWS. FOU SAIiH
Jfc-jJjAT AUCTION.—WiII be fold ou SATUR.
DAY MORNING, September 6th, commen
cing at 10 o'clock, at the Horse Auction, Central
Railroad Depot:
1 very superior Bay Horse, only eight years old,
warranted sound in every respect and perfectly kind
uud uentle in any harness, and a food Saddle Horse.
1 line large sorrel Horae, nine yeara old. a good
saddle and harness liorsej warranted sound.
ALSO—I goed Milch Cow, raised near the c'.ty,
now giving all jut two gallons of miljt,
se 5 THOMA* W. KEBSEE. Anet.
FOB LYSCHBUK«.~T»
SATURDAY.—The canal boat
Tempest, Capt. Donald, will posi
tively leave aa above. For freight apply to
| WM. P. C OX,
se 5 North xideßaa n.
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r 2nd streets, yesterday morning, a Fearl Inlaid
PORT MONNAIE, containing a small sum #f money,
tec., which the ewner cau have by deecribing and
paying for this sdvertiscment. se s—2t
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