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fnK LATEST NEWS.
- Affairs at H'athington.
«\V4fHi>oTo>'. Sept. sr.—'The Hon. Thos.
r r .,, £ p")hI a %»«it to the President to-day, nn<l
introduced t-y the eminent banker, W. VV.
of Military Storekeeper at
I'hiia It'ii'iii * not vet been made, but it is
"|'he"\\ h'ics in this city are greatly pleMed
,| ie M wech made by Hen. Scott, at Co
',' tui* inrej-iv to the charge of hanging
iVruarX ithin the past few days betting
Ik- Presidential contest has ceased, tiie
fhances (t" the candidates being considered so
, C u ii tti ii neither or Democrats seem
to venture their gold in backing their
opoioof-
Mad. Sontag't Concert.
\,;w York. Sept. I*7.—Madame Sontag's
, , , -,-it took piacc to-night. She received
trident reception, and carried out the
splendidly. PuZzolini, the great t« •
j,-". -.i.d J -ii il. the extraordinary pianist, were
• Uo n;o>t enthusiastically welcomed.
Fatal Accident.
PH!L»!'Hthia, Sept.27.—A tank if
„ ... - at the l leiii.hiug »i,r<«, Gloucester, N.
;."gave «sv this mcr.ting, killing a workman
ri'li iil O'.Ni ill and serious! v injuring Daniel
j; i-ors it and five other*. The rush of water
j few do»n two walls, and it will require a
<\ ee'K or 10 t!av s labor to repair the damage.
/)(',»/>* of Judge Macfarlane.
HakM*f.ikg, Pa , Sept.27.—Judge Macfar
lanr one < t liie i cf the Harrisburg Key
s x . and an Associate Judge of Iluntingdoo
c< r>. «a< killed this morning at his totin
rv,near by the falline of a
)iea\v casi!i»e. 11-' fcrmerly belonged to Phila
delj■ fi:". wis n most estimable citizen, anj
«ideh known throughout the State.
Mad. Alboni's Concert.
Philaiu.fiiia, 27.—Mail. Alboni's
(]. .1 j; hi raeted u brilliant ai d overflowing
suJ. to-.iiehi. Every sent in the? Mimical
fund Hall was occupied, and hundreds were
.1 bwhv. Her lir.e contralto voice elicited
« .-.n :|>p!aust'. aud she was called out alter
every piecs.
Earthquake at St. Jaao.
Philadelphia, Sept. 27.—Private letters
l'r a:; Sl.Jngo, received via Havana, state that
ni ■ r e;:rihq'i*ke occurred at that place on
li. Ii ult. The inhabitants wire so ter
i :; ! that they built temporary huts on the
Health and. Markets.
Chuti.EiToN, S. C , Sept. 27.—The health
l>:" our city is improving. Only three deaths
r;■ •Mi fiom fever yesterday. The epidemic
i.h< evidently abated and mostly confined to
s .ranger--.
i cotton market is quiet, with small sales
st J rites favor.ng buyers.
New York, Sept. 27.—The Democrats of
t'u lliri district have uominated R. Westbrook
fur Congress.
I AND FOU >Alj K NKAB HICH.IIOM).
i_« iD" subscriber otie*s for sa o a small but a
ia i xc»'.,t ii i-AilM, ol about buy acres, on the
tjjth -.le i t i Williamsburg rosd,ne«r Hinch
ii.-.i.'e, two : ml a fca f mi.es from the Old Market.
Alout tvo-:h ids cf the Land cleaied, and a con
s. '■ rable part r w cultivated as a market garden,
such is its !"• ' ! :y, idiptation and convenience to
inarke; i.s mal-es it one of the most desirab'e places
: a mai k< t uarcea and dairy about lb : city, and
pr p- rJy managed, lis cost could be easily made
;.;m ltsprottts The Building can, with but little
ts; • u •, t e rendered a comfortable residt n.-e, with
iei uf-ci-ji'.ry c nveuieao, and a number of the best
sj .nc» tf * ater on the place
Tbo.- • wishing to purchase wili pleise call and
eiamice forthemselves.
'I k&jus very liberal Apply to Robert Hastings,
ot !.-• premises, or to the subscriber.
• 29—dlmw4t SAMUEL HASTINGS.
f 1 TO Tllli rtBJUiC.—My bond
v-' tjr seVenry five dollars, in quarterly pay
n.' -ritß. to Pats- y Scott, (a black woman,) for
t. • hire if her sen, Davhl Scott, due the Ist day 'f
January, i-":j isiu.t ur ue.troycd, and as the boy,
Dav'd Scott, lei". my employment sotsedtce in the
♦; i:y par: ; f last, and I having paid tiie two
fcrst u i .rul will not pay the two last quarters.
. : Scott !< ft my employment without any
(>. . ,i;.;iy having lost the bond for the puipose of
leaving me.
. -2t* JOHN L LIGON.
_. r {TiTn!vr nh i> vct io.ni .n ««
JU4THE PRICE Or HATS, CAP.-? AND «yj
b< ~u i s _in buying your Hats and Boot 3, go Jsß
:... tt i lie..J Qlarters, J. H. ANTHONY,
' Li-Tiliirtii Hotel corner, where Molestin Hatsif
bi Qaa'ity are selling at $3 fO
. ■ .tid quH.iiy 300
f.;k Harsc.f tne latest fashion 2 50
Fin* Calfskin newcd BooM 3 50
T . ther with an assortment of Cloth, Plush, and
Oi £lik Soft Fur and Wool Hats, Silk, Ging-
Laia and C tton I morellas, at low prices. ee29
Llt'OltiCK. —9J cai.es superior Mass Licorice,
i receivine and for sale by
se29—3t* " SAMUEL AYRFS
fct ACKtittL. —.50 oDls siiml 3s, receiving
1> per scar Mercy Tiylor, fjr sale by
se 29 WILLIAMS <fc BROTHER.
l/ \TKA AM) FAittII,V FL.OUII.—3OO
tJ btils in sure, for sale by
se --'9 FRY As M'CANDLISH.
L'XTKA FINE 1». P. TJ£A.—5 ha f chests
*-■* 1 <r sale by
se 29 DAVENPORT, ALLEN & Cu.
V It LAI. —100 (ibis pure New England
J.\ • Mum ai dng and f,r sale by
se 29 DAVENPOKT, AiJ.EN A- CO.
•*(Uk BAIJi ttIOAM) LAIiDIUiI oF.
* v/U i w e, f>r sale by
se 29 FRY & M'CANDLISH.
j ( | t'OltTO KICO SLtiAR-ln
A " / store, Ijr tale by
se k 9 FRY & M'CANDLISH.
UA NTtU-A SITUATION as TEACHER in a
Sihool or private lamiiy. by a Lady who h!»6
had gieat expenence in teaching, and is competent
t give instructicn in ail the English branches, with
Music aud trench. Letters addressed to flaisa' - 8.,"
L 05704, wi i i>(i pr.-mptly answered. se2B — 6i*
jVOTM'K.— Wilt 00 sold at pujlic aucion, on
i * THURSDAY, the 30th of September, il lair, or
the ur-v. !*irday therealtcr. at Westham Cottage,
t! • n sidetice ol B. J Duval eight miles above tne
<3 ... on the R ver Road, his stock ot Horsi s, Moles,
' w•, 11 g» a d all of which are good ; the
.CorL, <;l " •, Hay a d Fodder, with about titty
Lu-fi-.'.b ir' <jci Wrieat, (Woodnn,) eighty bushels
•• Eawaid U aua Oat«, the farming utei sils,
Ji h :d f.;,a i-.i < he i Furniture, one Carriage
; ne Buegy. ic , <ks. *"■ 22—6t*
v;. i L'ATj oS VV .v Tha advertiser is
l- 1 x oUa t i obtain employment. He would like
*i .ii m a i'ubacco Hactory as Overseer, or
ot. in e (Jrocery. iu which business he has had
«••••• experience. Good references fiven.
A;, jly Ht urli :e se 28—31*
' 14 K.—Al ftperaoM iiMtcd to WM.il.
'• -I«..LL, JOHN A SNEI,L *v CO. or BAitNEa
i. :M:L '~ a e itqaesleU to make immediate pay
taiiittij me, JAMES A. SNELL,
sets of Wm 11. Sneil.
r (||j CASUS I'HEesti IsiMt.—deceiving
•-» v'/ an 1 lor s :le by
ee7-d&c S. McGRUOER Ac SONS
AT Wl>T <V attOTHKK'S.—" THE
GIANT OF THE MONTHLIES."—Harper's
Monthiy Magazine. Contents ot the September
humour:
of the Holy Land, the ttiver Jordan, by
J.eo l >Abboit *,
Nov# trotrj the Barbury r!t*te§, by the author tl
li"coi.i-<::suii» ol St. Petersburg
'ihelali ei Kcbuked,au Auveuture la the Cata-
Cuuitig c,t Rome.
Jluntiiyj; A'iTttitaff» ; n thp Foreat« of Le Morvan
inacet VVmai, the \ hre SibV rt. a Panther Hunt,
ii U>'ru:i:ecei.ce ot a bijiV-Bueet Officer, the Quod
AnirWi, Adventures iu Juj>uu ; illustration, portraits
o) J<n>a&e«e. Sly Novel, or Varieliea iu iinjilub
i.ile, by Hit 1 tlwurd Uu! wer I,ytto:i, coi'tluued, Tou
>,jtciun»e Ai'iuticu to bu*iu»**», H.i-ak Hou»e, by
CharJeg jj;cki i.» Jufct received, aud lor »aie by
— a. M WtMT iL WROTH ER.
AiHl i.l >JK iu iture, lor aaic ty
•4W B McUROUER fc riOMi.
telegraphic news
rHAMSMirrED FOR THE DAILY DISPATCH
W,! *"° tele ß"-aphic dispatch last
MAM AUK rt>»PoFF l CM.
R FRANCE & CO.,
& Ca.)
ii IS I'.— Ticl.ut™ '
' «VH
5 ?570
8 ' * 9 <-• w. PURCELL.
WKBtiIIKV Jk MAt RY,
Manageni, Richmond, Virginia.
successors to J. W. Maury Si No 69
Main street.
Drawn Nos Delaware Lottery, Class 97 Sent 27
53 3 iO 13 26 78 70 43 29 57 77 25 47 ?4
Scheme To-Day.—Capua:* : 832,i9j, 2 prizos
< f 6000 4of 5000 6. f 40011, 7 <f2OOO, S.OJ tf 500
60 <.f 200, 06 cf 150, i.e. 78 numbers, 12 drawn bal
lots. Tickets »10. to 29
aTtt-ATTON'W OFFICE.
Drawn Nos of i tUwaip, kh 97, Sept. 2?:
£3 3 50 13 26 78 70 43 29 57 77 25 4' 74
Drawn Nos of Delawr.re, Kx:ra, 102, Sept. 28:
23 8 51 54 1 53 U 4? dl 4o 43 06 33.
Ticket Nos 51 53 54, do do 1 47 52—sold and
paid by STKATTON.
To. day.—Delaware. Capita! $32,290. 78 num
bers, 12drawn. TiclcetasU>. se 29
LA.tlBERr'St OFFICE,
14th Street. u»drr K»rnuag* Hotel.
Drawn Nos Delaware, ciaas 97, Sept 27:
53 3 50 13 26 78 70 43 29 57 77 2.) 47 74.
Drawn Nos Delaware, Ex, 102, Sept 28:
23 8 51 54 1 53 11 47 31 45 43 56 38.
Ticket 1 31 45, a prize sold.
To-tiny.—'i tic DeUware State Lottery, Class
No ;U. Capitals: 832,290, 2of 6000, 4of SO'JO, 6cf
4000, 7 of 2000, 200 ol 50J, being the lowest three
number prizes. 78 numbers, 12 drawn. Tickets
SiO. ee 29
SMITH'S LOTTKttY OFFICE,
Wail Mreel, under the (,'lty Hotel,
CuALK'S OLD STAND.
For To-dav.—Susquehanna 40 Capitals: 1
of e:30,0j0, 2J cf SCwO. 2( f 1000,20 of 500, &c —
75 number,, 12 drawn. Tickets Slo—shares in
proportion.
Alio, I'atapsco, 260.—Capitals: lof $11,794,10
1350, <Stc. 7i nuu.ocra and 14 drawn. Ticsets
$2 50—shares in proportion.
Be 29 SMITH.
V'■ W fsCiiUOij lillOliiS—To wtich tte at
1\ tention ot Teachers is particularly invited.
The Child's little Thicker, a practical Spelling
Book, containing easy, giadua! and progressive lea
eons in pronouncing, spelling, readiug, thinking ar.d
composing, ariangeii on a new and original plan, by
J. Bartlett Burleigh, LL D
The Thinker, a moral iei.dsr, containing selec
tions from the ttems of the Language, arranged on
a new and original plan, designed to arouse the
minds of youth, and to inculcate cury and noble
principles, by J Kartlett Burltigh, LL D.
The Study of Words, by Richard C French, B D,
a very valuable bo. k for advanced scholars.
C.cero'a Tusculan Disputations, with Encluh
notes, critical aad explanatory, by Charles Ambon,
LL D.
A Latni-Kng'.isb and English Latin Dictionary, for
the use of Schools, cLietiy trom the Lexicon* of
Treune, Georges, and Kalschmiot, by Charies An
thon, LL D
The Institutes cf Algebra, being the first part of
a course ot Mathematics, designed lor the ase ol
Schools, Academies and Colleges, by G B Docharty,
LL D.
Tee Classical Manual, an epitome of Anciett Ge
ography, Greek and Koinan Mythology, Antiqui
ties, and Chronology, compiled by Jas S S Baird.
For sale by
se -.H A. HOKRIS.
RtAUI illl> li/kV, AT Ij.
SMITHS Cheap l'ub;icat.ou Depot, opposite
American Bote! —
The Armorer of Tyre, or The Oracle and its
Priest, by S Cobb, Jr—price 25cts
The Coquette, by the author ot Miserimus—soc
Thompson's Bank Note Detector, for uctober—
12 cts
The Adveutuios of Pe.-egiine Pickie, by Tobias
Smollett, new eoitior.—sJc
Captain Hawke, ihe celebrated Highwayman, by
the author ol Ton: King—2sc
Southern and South Western Sketches, of Fun,
Sentiment and Adventure, edited by a gentleman
oi Richmond—publisaed in a neat and c juvenient
f jrm, tor 37 cts
The Flag of Our Union, for the present week,
contains the opening chapters of a new Nuvellette,
entitled The VaiiUee Champion, or The Tory
and his League, by Sylvanua Cobb, Jr, besides nu
merous short stories, poetry, anecdotes He.
Hot siiKe.Kl'iMi aAItUVV Ait KVV e
beg leave to call the attention of liout,ekeepers
and others to our laige ana varied assortment oi
Goods suited to their u«e; such as—
Ivory Table Cutlery, in sets ot 5i and 53 pieces
Ivory table and dessert Knives only
Buttalo, buck and bone Table Cutler; —all prices
Carvers and Steels—every st)ie and prioe
Patent, enameled and tmea Sauce Pans and Tea
Kettles
Patent tire d Soup Digesters and Fish Kettles
Polished steel and brass nead Fire Irons—a great
variety
Brsss, Jap d, pierced iron and wire Fenders
Braes, copper and Japanned Coal Scoups
Long and short handle Frying Pans
English and American WaiHe Irons
Block tin and Britannia Tea and Coffee Pots
Block tin, steak and oyster Disces—l2 to 18 inches
Albata Spoons and Forks—best English
Sweeping, Dusting, Scrubb.ng and all other
Brushes
Feather Dusters—ail sizes
Together with a complete assortment of Kitchen
Utensils, which we offer at the lowest ciices.
C. J SINTON & CO
Importers ol Hardware,
Slcn of the Circular Saw, 71 Main street
se 28
' ipilli JLLSsTItAL, UAIK TO.MC,by BiSN
.I. NET! ii. BEERS, Druggists.—The only ar
ticle which re-1 y cleanses the bead of dandruff and
stops the hair from lading out, and renders it solt,
smooth, rich and glossy No lady or gentleman
can dispense with this elegant preparation.
se 28
I 1 111 I) EXTiiACT OF JAMAICA
I GINGER, in large bottles, at 50 cents. Tiie
best remedy for Dytpepsia and Itdigestiou, pre
pared ana sold by
se 28 BENNETT BEERS, Druggists.
«> iCit.ttuNU aM> DANVIL.JL.fc: ti.ML,-
II ItOAIi, OPrIN TO MOORE'S ORDINARY,
SIXTY-FIVE MILES.
On and alter Monday, August 16th, 1852, a regu
lar Passenger Train will run between Richmond
and Moore's Ordinary, connecting at that point
with Fiagg &. Co's line of Stages lor Burkevilie,
Farmville, Hailffix C urthouse, Charlotta Court
house, Danville, Milton and Greensboro'.
Passengers for Lynchburg will stop at the Junc
tion, and connect with Fiagg & Co's Line of Sta
ges.
The Train will stop for passengers only at the fal
lowing points:
Manchester, Powhlte, Robiou'e, Coil Fields, To
mahawk, Powhatan, Petersburg Road, Matsnas,
Scott's Shop, Amelia Courthouse, Wyanoke, Jen
mugs' Ordinary, Haytok-hend Liberty Church.
Leave Richmond every day (except Sunday) at
7 o'clock, A M. Returning, leave Moore's Ordina
ry at 1:50 P M
Children over 3, and not over 12 years of age,
hall price to any points except the two firstm med.
Set vant§ travelling by themselves must be furnish
ed with tw.) passes, so that one can be retained in
the office; and it must be expressly stated on the
pass that they are permitted to go on toe Cars
A Freight train will leave Richmond every Mon
day, Wednesday and Friday. The Wednesday's
Freight going only to tiie Junction.
N B—The Stage leaves Moore's Ordinary every
Monday, Wednesday and Friday, at 10:30 oclock,
A M, arriving at Danville next day at 9j AM, and
at Greensboro' at 10 P M, and returning meets the
Cars at the same point every Tuesday, Thursday
and Satuiday. ...
Through ticket from Richmond to Danville, 4a
Do do Jo do f!re«nsboro', 10
Through passengers not providing tbeiiueives
with tickets, will be considered as way passengers,
and charged an increased rate of fare.
au l 9 JOHN H. OfIBUHNE, Bupt.
OAIISTH, DVIiisTL'KFBi, OlL.», &c.-
I TllUd. K- PACK haa Jutt received at tiis
Drui< »tor», 222 Broad strert, a Urge quantity or the
above article*, which he will aell hi chra[> at tLey
can be bought in the city. Al»oWinJow Ola»» of
allaizet. , »el 4
AMUSEMKNTS.
*UK UUANU SUIKKiiS' ""
KUNKEL'S
nightingale opera troupe,
Displaying all the beaatlea of none and
Dance,
TOOXTUXB WITH WIT, HOMOS AWD BtTKLKSQUK,
Chaeta, Defined and Amualnx.
WILL CONTINUE EVKRY EVbSINQ,
AT UDD.FEI.LOWM> HALL.
The 1 roupe now presents an array of talent un
equalled.
B. K. Jobasoß Harry I.ehr
'£ eo ?, Lebr w - "• Morgan
U. Washington GUI Geo. M. 11 in
Kunkle Master Floyd
And the young American Balladist
.. ~ . <rx MASTER ADAMS,
(Author of ' Don t be angry Motaer," "Poor Old
J J UllCl ® Joe •" )
fore US cents—Doorropen quarter be
*ca~'f JOHN T. FORD Aeert.
broad koi;k hack*.
fall meeting for
1852.—The Races willcom
over thU long estab
r > AV L lUhtd course on TUES
to wit October, lor the following purses,
FIRST DAY— Tuesday.—A sweepstake for three
year old colts and fillies that »erer started in a race
Mile heats, $100 entrance, 825 forfeit, to name and
close the 25th of September— two or more to make
a race.
Second ILack—Same Day—For a purse of 850
—610 entrance, to be added to the purse—mile
heats
SKCOND DAY— Wednesday.—Proprietor's purse
ol 4:200, l wo a i]e heats.
Second Rack— Day.—A hsndsnme Saddle
will be put up for saddle horses—one mile out—five
es t:ies.
THIRD DAY — Thursday.—Proprietors' purse
$100, Jor lour ymr old colts and fillies, (Mr. Gibbon's
, Messrs Green'# Gold Pin and Capt Belcher's
Ashmut accepted,) $50 entrance, which will be ad
d ato the purse Entrances to be made on the first
Tuesday in October.
Second Rack- Hamt Day,—Mulo race for a tad
die, mile beats.s2 50.
FOU <TU DAY—Friday — Jockey Club Purse
6400, with an inside stake ol £500— three mile heats
—half forfeit, and closed on the Ist of August with
only two subscriber*, via.
Captain Belcher names bay horse Red Eye, six
years old, by B jston, dam by imported Priam.
C. Si N. Green names bay fiily Gold Pin, 4 years
old, by Boston dsmGold Wire.
Any gentleman who may desire to do so,
can enter for the purse on Thursday previous to the
race.
se 27—d6t* C. & N. GREEN, Proprietors.
i attention: blues.
Attend a meeting ot your Company on TO
MORROW EVENING, the 19th instant, at La
fayette Hail, at 7 o'clock. By order of the Cap
tarn.
se 23 JOHN H. FRE F.MAN, O. 8.
IF YOl would consult your own interest, read
the following certificate from a well known gen
tieman of this city :
Richmond, Novembee Ist, 1853. —To Mrs. A.
B. Daws—Dear Madam: 1 have u*ed your "Cough
Elixir" in my family for about two years, ia all
cases of colds and coughs ; and have, on vaiious
occasions, recommended it to tne use of my friends,
and I sin happy to say that, in every instance, it has
given entire saliafaction. Indeed, so habituated
navel become to its use, in cases of coughs and
colds, that I never think of recommanding any
other remedy either in my own family or to my
friends. Yours, it a ,
JAMES W. LEWBI.LEN.
For sale, wholesale aad retail, by BENNETT &
BEERS, A. BuDEKER, CHAS. BECK, and CHAS.
D Y ALE, and Mrs. A. B. DAWS, Main street, Rich
mond. se 28
\f OTls_ K.—t'hnnge of Hours for Travel*
1* Utm £oiag North.—.in and alter Friday, Ist
October, u.e train lor Washington will leave the
Depot precisely at 6 o'clock, A. hi., and returning,
wil; arrive here at 2)s o'clock, P. M.
TIIOS SHARP, Superintendant.
Office Rich'd, Frea'g and P. Ii- K. Co., ?
Richmond, Sept. 28,1852 J
P. S.—Passengers going North will breakfast 9t
Miiford Depot, and arrive in Washington at 2>£
P. M. se 28^
OLD FOLKS AT liO-Hli.—P H TAYLOR
his just received a second supply of this lm
mensley popular s ng
Old Folks at Home, for Piano and Guitar
The Old Folks are gone—answer to the above
D.n t be Angry, Mother
Together with ail the new Musical Publications.
For sale by P. H. TA\ LOR,
Piano and Music Store,
se £8 IPO Main street, opposite the Banss.
BROCADE, RICH i'LAI!) AND PLAIN
COLORED AND BLACK tILKS.— We have
now in store mi elegant stocs of hanu.-ome brocade,
rich plaid, fancy colored and black Silks, which we
are enabled and determined to oiler at extremely
low prices. They are desirable and fashionable
styles, having been recently selected in Ntw York.
We respectlully invito too ladies to examine our
assortment. HART &. MOSES,
Sf 28 63 Main street.
LA DiKV u.\i i fc.lt HttOTa tV WALK..
I* G SHOES —Just received, several cases of
ladies' Gaiter Boots and Walking Shoes. Great
bargains cau be obtained by caliing eany at
HART Ac MOSES',
se 28 63 Main street,
i 'lilt FOK Hat»Ul'ln« COIIWU.-
Vy Dr. Rose'* Whooping Cough Syrup cures ia
an incredible stn.ri space of time Sold at
se 23 BENNbTJ' & BEERS. Druggists.
—Just leceived, a io» oi Carpets,
> wnich will be offered at low prices to close, by
HART X. MOSES,
6e 28 63 Main street.
IRK C-DfcK VlNEtiAß.—Anutber lot of
thar excellent pickling Vinegar, receiving to day
per steamer, lor sale low by
HULST &. KING,
se 28 Franklin street, opposite Old Market.
G- uTf.ll E.-TitL TTlili.—-3 »Hgs prime tjio.heu
T Butter landing per stealer, lor sale in any
quantity by HULST A KING,
se 28 Franklin street, opposil-s Old Market.
UKOtSiD CUFFKU. — A Lew sup
•T ply just received, lor tale by the box or pound,
by iilu-ST KING,
se 28 Frankiia street, opposite Old Market.
i 111 l liOXEw .NEW* l.'Hf£E!»E —'London"
iU U Mustard, 20 ea*cs of superior quality, for
sale bv
se 28 DAVENPORT. ALLEN & CO
tntESH KUCNiNu FI.LID-J ii.-1 received
and for sale by WM. M.DADE,
Chemist, Main street,
se 28 Near th« Old Market.
1 (JO r " SO * 1 I>l£Kl - VlA * ANU,
ee 28 °* ' S McGRUDER & SONS.
VTOTICE.— Tne suoscriber's stores wui oeclosed
on Tuesday and Wednesday, the 28:h and '~9th
instants, and re-opened on Thursday, trie 30th inst
JACOB A LEVY,
se 28 Nos 15 and 59 Mafn street.
V~ iUt.IMA iVIAt.HJ VVASMINIi FLUID.
ih.s article iiovz-sm well known aj»d exietsively
used, has, to a o- nsiderHbli t xrent, superceded the
old and laoori.us method of clothf-a washing.—
Those who wuh to save the hand rubbing on
bust ds, the loss of tlm>* and tear of clothes conse
quent upon such courses, should ma re use of thij
b luid. Once u tea, scd its utility m en, It »iil never
be given up so iuiig as there are cloth- ato be
wastied h< ware of imiUMon. The genuine ar
ticle for sale in any quantity 6j the manufacturer
H 4. PtCOT,
ie 23 Corner opposite the Old Marki-t
11iiIfO.UK, (;KK£N, AND VERDltiKia,
t ground in Oil, for sale by
WJL M. HADE.
Chemist and Aputcecary.
s» 23 Mabi street, near Old Market.
(V OTII'E. —By power of attorney, duiy record-
L'l t-din th-; Hutuu&t Ccurt, I ha+o appointed my
brother, TURNER A iKINSuN, my agent to cou
duet and transact the (jroc&r; (iusisritK forme
and on my account, in iiu airy of Rtcbm md.
i*23—3-* yRANCKS BAILKT
"3I FOR CHA RL.KSTON, t». C .—Tne
pew schr Euilly Kurr, Litideu
master, will have dispatch for the above port For
freif-at or pHs»age, hsving superior acciinmoda
tion> apply to
W D. COJ.QUITT.
kit w > BOXES TIN fLATt, au assort
siSUU men; c jtuprisiiig nearly all size*, bright
ai d Inn'ei, lor sale by
•eft 6. McGRL'DEU St SONS, j
AUCTION BALF.S
FUTURE DAYS.
BY JAMEW |M. TAYLOR.
Most valuable improved pro.
PERTY IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND,
the Jane* River Connection and the
Baifi-Large Warehouse on 1 Oth Street,
and Eleven Hiatei and Lota Bjrrd,
between 10th and 11th Hureeta, at Auc
tion.—By order of tbe Pie»idrint and Hoard of Di
rectora of the J atari RHer and Kanawha Com
pany, I shdJ, on WEDNESDAY, the 20th day of
October, 1?59, at 12 o'clock, M , UDon
the premise*, sell that Large and Yaluahie
Warehouse on the south aide ot the Baain, on
10th street, and occupied by Meaara Ludlam A
Watson. 'J he lot fronts £( feet, and rasa back 100
leet to the Baain The house ia built of bnck, four
s:ories high, in the moat (ÜbtUntial and approved
manner, tronta 63 reet on 10th street, bounded on
th? south line by '.he cane!, runs back 85 leet So
within a short dietaace frum th.3 Basin, aad having
two tronta on the Baain and canal, atfbrda ample
fac litk a for receiving tnd discharging merchan
dise. In point of loc&ticn and construction, this ia
"egarded as one of thH coal valuable Warehouses
in ihs city fjr th= transaction of a heavy basinets.
Also, Elevea Brick Uouaca and Lata situs
ted on the north side ot Byri, between 10th and
ll:h street*—all of them in good order and nearly
new, each three atoriea high and running back to
the canal. The cona juctiuu of these H .use* is such,
tint wi h some slight alterations, they auuld he
made to answer for both resiJatcea and business
h .uses, and from their location, will always dna
ready tenants at a handsome per centaae uuon the
outlay.
It is deemed unnecessary here to enumerate the
many advantages of location and construction com
bined in the above property j but in view af th; tin
portant improvements in the vicinity thereof now
in progress, we would *st an examination of the
same by those wishing to invest their surplus fluids
judiciously.
1 ebms or Salk.—One third cash; tlv? balance
at 6 and 12 months wi:li interest, and the deferred
payments to be secured by feeds of trust upon the
property.
•e29 JAMES U. TAYLOB, Auctr.
BY WiJLUNtiTON (iuUUifi.
OA TO 40 BUl.LlJl.Mir LOTS IN TOE
0U PLAN OF BhLVIDERE. FOK SALE AT
AUCTION—WiII be sc!d o» Weduaaday af
ternoon, the 13th October, 1£52, upon the prem
ises, commencing at hjif past t o'clock from 30 to
40 Buiiding Lots, in the plan of B lvidtra, adjoin
ing the south western part oftha city. These ion
have a front of id feet, and a d-ijilh of 14s fcs?t to ai.
alley 14 tmi wida. A plat cf the property can bo
seen at tna office cf tli = auctioneer-in a lew d*ya.
The location c f the lots, so near llv Trrd 'gar
Iron Works, and other maauficturing establish
ments, offers aa excellent opportunity to the arti
sans engsgi din these worst to secure a hm-cUome
building lot at a small cost.
Teems.—One-fourth cash, balance at 4, 8 and 12
mcntns for negotiable notes, ai d title retained till
the last note is paid olf.
DAVID ANDERSON, Jr,
Agent for James M Atd^rson.
Sale conducted by W. Ocddin. Auct. ee 21)
B V FULLIAM UAVIa, Auetisßwrs.
A FINK EHDiNtx A<ND HARNESS
liOnSE FOR SALE.—WiII be sold at auction,
at Earnest's stable, on Saturday, 2nd October, at
4 o'clock, P. M , a fine harness and saddle Horse,
belonging to the estate of Mr Overton A. Uojby.—
He is about 5 years old, aad perfectly gentle and
sound. Those in want will do well t j call and look
at him.
se 29— 4t PULLIAM & DAVIS, Auctrs.
Bit TOLER «3t COOH.
Trust sale «f valuable pro.
fERTY.—By virtue of a deed ot trust execu
ted to me bv Valentine Heckler and wife, dated the
2tth day of January, 1854, and recordi-d in the
Clerk's Office of Henrico County, ths iltfth day of
the same month, I shall, on MONDAY, the 4th dty
of October, 1852, at the hour of half past 4 o'clock
in the evening proceed to sell at puolic auction, to
th.-highest bidoer, part of the prupjrty conveyed
by said deed, as follows, to wit: The Hcu?e and
Lot on Broad street, in the city of Richmond, known
aa Bracken's Tavern; and on TUESDAY, the sth
day of the fame month, (October,) attaesamo hour,
I stiall proceed to sell two ana a liali acres (more or
less) or enclosed Meadow Land at Rocketts, partly
in the county of Heu/ico and partly in the city ot
Richmond, and which will be divided into lots to
suit purchasers, if desired.
Upon the Bracken's Tavern there is a lien for
three thousand six hundred and titty dollars, ia la
vor of G. W. Toler, payable on the 213 rd cay
of October, 1852.
The ter~s of the sale will ba: for the Rockett'a
property one-third cash, and the residue on a credit
of twelve and eighteen months, with iuterest from
the day of sale. For the Bracnett's Tavern proper
ty the sum of three thousand six hundred and fitty
dollars, payable on tne 23rd day cf October, 1852,
and the residue eighteen montns Irom th ; day of
sale, with interest from that day.
Negotiable notes will be lequired from the pur
chasers for the credit instalments, and ueetls of
trust upon the property sold, to secure the payment
of said instalments.
The trustee will only convey such title as ii in
him. G. A. MYERS, Trustee.
Sale conducted by Tolkb ic. Cook. ae24
Land for mi,t ricbmond.
1 offer the above FARM, situated two miles from
the city, on the maia road leading to the New
Bridges, adjoining the lands cf Messrs. Roy, Park
hill, Boyd, Poe, and others. T. e tract contains 200
acres. LaO cleared and well improved, the balance
in wood. I'ne buildings consist ot a dwelling house,
60 feet by 30, with tbe usual out-housz-s, ingiuaicg
an office in the yard. I will sell tor cash or credit,
and tafce in payment Stocks, either Bank, corpora
tion, State or Kali road, and would, in part, tuku real
estate in the city. Ny crop of wheat, on a portion
of the land, will yield rrom 12 to 15 <J bushels—loo
bushels can be seeded this fall If cut sold private
ly, it will be off.-.red at puohc auction, on the prem
ises, on FRIDAY, the Ist day ot October next, at 4
o'clock, and if not sold on that day, wiU be rented
out in lots the ensuing year.
JOSEPH STARKE. Hsnorer.
Sale to be conducted by Tolee ii. Cook
Be 2"—dtds
1/ OR SALlj.— VV nl be told oti ijwptemoer tne
J? 30th, the Estate of J >hn B. Greeo, aee'd, of Hun
over, 14 miles from Richmond, at his late home. —
This <-!»le will comprise about 950 acres Land,
lying from half mile to 2/£ from tne Virginia Cen
tral Raslroad, wnich is divided into 5 tracts; on
one of -which there are from 8 to 10.000 cords of
pine wood ; on another from ti ko 7000 cords. Some
of this Land is highly improved. Will be solo also,
ali the StocK. Crop, &c. &c
'fKnatj;—6, 12, 18 and U4 months' credit with in
terest tor the Real Estsrfe; and 6 mocths' for ail
sums over 310 lor the p-rsonai property.
H. T. GREEN ( Ex'rs of John B.
WM. O. WINSTON, i Green, dee'd.
se 14—2W
JOB PRINTING.
DISPATCH office.
Governor Stret't, •£ doors from ittain,
RICHMOND, Va.
Pamphlets, Business Cards,
Circulars Tickets,
Handbills, Blanks, &e. <fcc.,
Labels, of every description,
Printed at short noticc and upon reasonable terms.
orders for aii kinds ot Piinting will be re
ceived and executed in the haudsomes* stylo.
J?
PORTS3l<^^^^9^
Jt PoINT, ic.— l'he steamboat Augusta, Capt
Wi. C. Smith., having been refitted tor the sum
mer travel. »il! rasume her place upon the line
via. Port Walthall, on Wedneslay, the 2dof Juue.
The Cars running in connexion with the Augusta
will leave the Richmond and Petersburg Depot
on Aiocday, Wednesday and Fliday morning at o
o'clock.
Returning, tho AUGUSTA wil 1 leave Norfolk on
the alternate days, vi*: Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays, at 6 o'clock A. M.
'1 be Augusta will touch at Old Point during the
Bathing season, going and returning, and all the
landings on the itlver.
Fare to City Point, .................91 M
Da. to Cokes or ( Grove Wharf,... .....1 SO
Do. ta Old PoiutNorfoik and Portsmouth,..2 Ot
Children over 3 and not over 12 years of age,
half price.
Servants to Old Point, Norfolk and Ports
mouth ..1 10
To any point on the River not below the
Grove, ..1 00
Meals M
Do. lor children and servants, ii
THOS. DODAMEAD,
my 23 Superintendent.
Bread, hiilu.-, mi■lit, cuAcii.-
ers, Ate, made of the choicest brands of lew
Flour, for sale by ' WM. FALC'ONKK,
au •&) ,171 Main street.
AUCTION SALES.
tUTLkt bAVa.
=S?= mtLLINOTIIW cwuuTSu
ViLl 4Bl '* BUILDING LOTS AT
sit £°FJF ErT3 > AND I* POET MAYO, FOR
d-» ADCTIOX-Will be Mid on Than
mradn i , f o 'upon the preauteft, eon
com »»* p 1 following Jot« at Rock
".iT*: H,lf " cre «*° S 05 ' wi *
Poplar f ther ®o». at the corner of A»h and
lot* Noi 19 anrf on f on f >"ont atre«; aud
pa,, 7 e t«, i.
Tzaxs or Salk.— One-fourtb v ,
4, 8 and 12 mouths, for nfgSe nol'. i" 06 *!
added, and title retained unul the whole
money be fully patd. These lots are weuWht
the attention ot capitalists. wortny
Ee24 W.GOPDIM.Auct.
A LARGE SALK OF BCILDINO
I.OTS iN AND ADJOINING PORi MAYO
NKAR ROCKETFS.—VviII he sold atpuhlic auc
tion, on Thursday ,th« 30th Sept, 1352, comraenc
ing at 4 o'c.ock in the afternoon, forty eight Build
ing Lota, varying in size from 22 to 4J feet front.—
Tbese lots are located just without the corpora
tion, and yet very convenient to the neavie.t busi
ness portion of Richmond. The extensive im
provements now being made at Rockstts, together
with tfce very extensive distillery recently erected
by Messrs Stearns t Brummel, must give a demand
for dwellings near this richly deserved portion of
our city, which should make this property desira
ble to capitalists set kit g profitable investment.
Tbbms or saxe —One fourth cash, balance at 6,
12 and 18 months, for negotiable notes, interest ad
ded, secured by a trust deed or title withheld,
j «e 24 W. GODDIN, Auct.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON
MAIN, BETWEEN 3D AND 4TU STREETS,
FOR SALE AT AUCTION -Will be sold on W«l>
nesday, the6ihday of Oct, 1852, upon the premis
es, commencing at 4i o'clock, a valuable Building
Lot on the South line of Main street, between 3d
and 4th streets, adjoining on the West the re»i
denee of Mr B B Minor, and on the East, the resi
dence of Mr Adolphus Morris—fronting about 42
feet, running back ltT feet, with the privilege of a
narrow alley extending out to 3d street. This lot
is located in the most beautiful and improving part
of the city.
Terms —Six, twelve, and eighteen months for
negotiable notes, interest added, st cured by a trust
deed.
se 15 W. GODDIN, Auct
VALUABLE LOT OIN FRANKLIN ST.,
» OPPOSITE TO THE MASONS' HALL, FOK
SALE AT AUCTION.—WiII be sold, on Friday
afternoon, let October, 1832, upon the premises,
commencing at hail-past 4 o'cloca, that very valua
tie lot (with an old building thereon,) situated on
the North line of Franklin, between 18th and 19th
streets, opposite to the Mason's Hall, fronting 66 ft.,
runuing back 165 feet
Terms—One halt caah; baianca at 6 and 12
months for negotiable paper, iuterest added, secur
ed by a trust deed, or title retained.
se 15 W. GODDIN, Auct. I
The "cottauk" for sale at!
AUCTION—WiII be sold at auction on TUES
DAY AFTERNOON, ihe sth October, 1852, upon
the premises, commencing at half past 4 o'clock,
the f arm called the " COTTAGE," situated on the
Williamsburg road, about one mile beli.w the city
of Richmond, containing 19fc)6 acres, of whicn
about 123 acres are cleared anu in a high state oi
improvement, the residue in woods. The improve
ments are only ordinary. The Laud will be told
in an entire parcel, or divided to suit the views of
bidders. The nearness of this land to the business
parts if the city, otters peculiar advantages to those
who msy desire a suburban r jsideuce or cottage
farm, and who, at the same time, can attend to bu
siness in the city.
Tkbjis liberal, and made known on the day of
sale
se 9 W. GODDIN, Auctioneer.
P. S—lf the above Farm is not disposed of pri
vately before the day oi sa.e, It will then be divided
so as to give the buildingß about 100 acres. The
balance ot the land fronting on the main Williams
burg road will be divided into lots iiom.O to 20
acres each.
se 21 W. GODDIN, Auct.
Most valuable * ak.u and uran.
ITE QUARRIES ON THE CANAL, ADJOIN
ING RICHMOND, FOR SALE AT AUCT ON.—
Will be sold on Wednesday , the 13th d »y ot Oc
tober, 1852, upon the prenji.es, commencing a* 11
o'clock, the Farm on the Canal [adjoining Holly
wojd Cemetery, Clarke's Spring, and Cbevallie's
old Mill] called Bankstown, containing about 56
acres ihe land is equal in soil and fertility to any
high laid in Virginia. The whole place is under
enclosure and in the highest st»te of cultivation —
The improvements on it consist of two brica
dwellings—one in good order, ana having 4 rooms
—besides stables, &.C. Th:-reare several moit ex
cellent springs on tte land, lu addition, it abounds,
on the bank of the Canal, in grunite quarries of in
exhaustable extent, which, ii judiciously worked,
would, perhaps, be a fortune to any one. An ex
amination of the land will at once attract the atten
tion of capitalists. The land will bo sold in one or
more parcels, as may be agreed on at the ti'iie of
sale. The stone quarries will be reserved from the
farming land, ana sold separately. A plat oi the
property can be seen at my office. After the sale
cf tbeland the entire crop 9 will be sold, consisting
of about 120 bushels Corn, a large quantity of wheat
straw, die. Also, three horses, all the larming im
plements, &c.
Tbhms —For the land, one fourth casii; balance
at 6, i 2 and 18 months, lor negotiable notes, inter
est added, secured by a trust deed For the par
tonai estate all sums over 820, 4 months credit for
approved endorsed negotiable paper. The fai mis
admirably adapted to a market garden, or dairy—
being within hall a mile of the corporation lim
its
8e 27 W. GODDIN, Auct
IN UA.NuVfaK. FOR MALE, 9
MILES FROM RICHMOND.—'* be subscriber
intending to purchase a larger plantation, will sell
his Farm, called FRENCH HAY, in Hanover coun
ty, three miles from the end of the Brooke Tu/n
--piiLa. It contains 317)6 acres, about lUO of which
is low grounds, and <)0 in woods. Tbeie is a tufa
cUotiai Brick House on it, and the usual out houses.
This place has been greatly improved, as the crop
now growing will show. The proximity ol this
to Richmond audits proverbial hejihiness,
constitute it one of the most desirable residences in
the vicinity of Richmond. Air Jenkins, who resides
on the piewises, will tuke pleasure in showing it to
any person wishing to and will state the price
and terms. ~ , ,
If the above Farm snould not be told be .ore
Tu<*lay, the 12th October, 1832, it will, ou that day,
be o&red at public auction
Sale conducted by W. GoDDIN, Auct.
SB 24—3tawtds
BV JAMBS ltt. TAYLOR.
House and to'i 1 o.v hd mtkeet at
AUCTION —Win be told on Friday next,
the Ist October, at 5 o'clock in the atternoon, upon
the premises, ibat Irume House and Lot on the
west side of 2d, between Marshall and Clay streets,
new iu the occupancy of Mr John Marsh. 'Ihe
house contains three or lour rooms, and is in tol
erable order. The lot ironts 22 leet six inches and
runs back 130 feet. ... , a . a a
Teems —One-third cash, ba'anco at 4 and 8
months, with interest, and a deed of trust to secure
the deierred payments.
*>25 JAMES M.TAYLOR. Auct.
JJV <;eoui;K J. st'inMKK,
Auction sale ok uemtbel
household AWL) KITCHEN FURNI
TURK.—On Thursday morning, 3Ulh inst, com
mf-ncing at iO o'clock, at toe residence of R.
VV. Heudtrson, on 25ih street, corner of Franklin,
(who is declining housekeeping) will be sold at
Aucti< n the whole of hii Household and Kitchen
Furniture, consisting of the usual variety, amongst
which will be found, very handsome Sofa, mahogany
Chairs, Card aud Centre Table*, large Miirors,
elegant Mahogany Wardrobe, tine Mahogany Higu
Post Bedstead, and many other articles, requisite
for furnishing a bouse nicely.
lerms cita
Sale conducted by GEO. J. SUMMER,
ae27 Auctioneer. ]
SL'PKIUOkI UL'STaKU 0 cases - Crosse
Si Black well's" Durham Mustard, received, for
sale by
se 25 R. M. BURTON.
Li.UK, tbMbMl, dfcC.—3UU tierces tresta
Thomastou Lime
100 Ibis fresh Cement
100 do C*L blaster
1000 Berrj'a Fire Brick
Just received and tor sale by
R. H. WHITLOCK 4 BON.
P. S —For Beat* a Brick llouae on Church
Bill, with twe rooms and two ia baajmenL
a«¥7-3t
fiWkBUXES LOAF BOUAM, lot sale by
I.UU Mitt DAVENPORT, ALLEN Jt CO.
AUCTION astira
—— 1 THIS UA*.
JAJifcs ai.TAVLOk.
«£* «r»m
AT AUCTION.—WiU b. soldoo
aext,|tfce 20th Sept, at 4ft o'clock ta tfae ilmmnl
upon tbe ptemises, two raeao t Lota oa tbe u2
side of Clay, between 16th and x7tfa street*. Tfcm
lot* front aO feet each and ran back lttfMk*
lew width. Tb«selota be'ng immediately o« te
Central flail road, and also sear to the bean o(ifca
city, are Weil located lor the storage of wood,l«».
ber, &c, or building purpose*.
T**M3 —Ose-third cath, balance at 8 and B
month* for note* with interest added, and a M
ottrust or the title retained until the pajaitu
the last note.
«e jj JAMES M. TAYLOR. Adk.
BY UikOßttK J. SI'JtMKK.
A UCTION SALE OF NEW AND BRL
-cV OND HAN J FUKNITUKE.—On WEDWES-
I) AY.auta ton, commencing at half past 9 o'clock,
at the store lately occupied 07 Messrs. Thomas A
Charles Ellis, Mo U6 Main street, will be sold at a**
tion—
n „ w * r^ robe ». Dressing Bureaus, Secretaries sad
. Cases, Office Desks, Hat Racks, Mirble To*
*ndMahogany Wash Stands, Atacbes, Tete a-TeM,
ud tSZTV. it ° oU '** rble Top Celerette, Centra
Chi™ fin Rocking Cnairs, Wood feat
and KU? ' ** BU^
du l c"d J by mWle toow>0 " toed »y °f Sakec
■e GEORGE J SDMHER. Auctioneer.
BY BAVBXrottT,
S T «C* ,? F «*OC*JU*B AT ADC
kJ HON.—Having determined to dise„ntiwietta
Grocery business, we »ha:l lelun Wedaesdar
s:9th September, at our Store, No 24 Main streak
commencing at 10 o'clock, our entire stock ot 6tT
ceriea, comprising a good assortment of Sarac.
Coflce. Bacon, and Molasses.
Tbrms—UnderSiOU, cash; $100 and orer,fow
mouths credit lor approved paper.
BRADLLI it BROTHER.
fca.e conducted by
se -25 DAVENEOKRT. ALLEN & CO. Aoet
CLi Alt fife's OFFICE,
14th Street.
Drawn No« of Delaware F, Sept 23th, 1r53-
71 69 45 66 1 47 15 46 41 7 35 3d 12 59 14
Whole Ticket4l 45 71, a prizeot fiOtO returne*.
Eighth 712 4j, a piue ot SudJ returned.
B* 27—St
t'AliF sKl.Ns.—The subscrisar
J. has on band, recently recetted, a large and de
tirablestock ot Frei.cn Call Skits, suitable lor tiw
Fail and Winter season, consisting oi "Lemoiae'e,"
"Manson's," Suser, Merlaot's, cousin Curbed
Trouve Cutivel, I'm is, Nant s, icc.
Also—Philadelphia Call Skins, 4< c.ty finish*'eC
"Cbamter »" ana 'Crawiord's" Friz- Medal Skin*,
*ith a good supply of Roan'a, ditt'eient color#;
Lining and Binuing Skins, Kip Skins, Wax and
huaset Upper Leather, Patent Calf Skins, M .roeoo
Skir.s, Shoe Skirting, Threads all qualities, I arts.
Pegs, Nails, Siik ana Cation Shoe Laces, Boot aad
Shoe Trees, itc, &c.
Ue solicits a call from those in want ol sachar*
tides. WM. H. SITToN,
s«27—l2t 13th st, betweeo Main and Carj.
j\j O'l'ltK.—All persons indented to ihe lata
Jacob Kair, deceased, and (the firm of Karr
in Brother aie requested to m&kt payment imme
diately ; and all pjnons having claims against Ja
cob Kari individually, are requested to pit sent tba
same to me lor settlement.
PHILIP BERGIIEIMER,
Adm'r of Jacob Kair, dncetsed.
se27—6i* | 18th st, 2d door from M«in.
htj PKKSUNS tnuebted to Tnos J. tiurnea,
deceased, are requested to make payment to
me, as early as possib.e; and all persons haviag
claims ogalnst said dtceased are requested to pre
sent the same to me lor settlement.
K 11. BARNES,
Adm'r of Thos. J Barnes, deceased.
se 27—12t
HiNfcH'.UA.N, Broud street *403, in
• returning his most grablui thanks to the
public and the Ladies in particular, for the libei al
encouragement he has enjoyed since the existence
ot his establishment, Weil known as one of the
cheapest in the city, withes to inform his patron*
that he has lately made a great improvement bJ
enlarging his store, tnd laying in a well selected
and large Fall s-cocii, comprising a more extensive
v«;iety of Staple- and Fancy Dry Goods,of ihe latest
style, than hitherto been exhibited to the La
aies io tiais place- The subscriber (latter* himself
tuat h's prices are as low, or lower, than they caa
be iiiund in any similar establishment; and ne re
soecttuily invi es ail those in Want oi goods to give
him a call and convince themselves of the great
bargains w.uca will be sold at
H. NEWMAN'S
se27—3l* Cheap Store. Broad street »J5.
yroVis».-i ne suoscnoer invites ttn atienuoa
„t the public to Lotfell's Doable Uvea
G'coklng Stove,the best now in use. ihaveoa
hand a good as»or:inent ot tJtoves ot the latest pat
terns. consisting of Cooking, Pailor and Office
Stov.-s, and sh»lT continue to receive every variety
of Stove now being made, all of which will be sold
at Baltimore price* with the addition of Ircigtu. I
nave on hand and shall continue to keep a com
plete assortment of Tin Wnre, plain and Jspaa.
Hooting witu Tin or C pper, Guttering, *c, o:i ths
most reasonable terms ana at the shortest noiioe, at
the Tin and sheet iron Manufactory, No i 2 Main '
street, six doors below th City Hotel.
FREDERICK HEFFLEY.
N. B—Scollop Boxes tor Oysters. Gasbag Dish
es for Venison and Oysters, steak Dishes and Disk
Covers manutactared by myselt. se v 7—6:'
VI US. JOSEPH STEUHI>Sn« removed
ivJ. her uttr.:; and CLuaK MAi\ING ESTAB
LISHMENT to the house recently occupied by Mr.
G .liaher on Bih street, between Grace and Franklia.
A call from the ladies is solicited.
A YOUNG LADY, witn nood recommendation*,
is wanted to learn toe business. »e2i—6i
LliW OF" LEASES.—J. W."UANX/OLPH ba»
fjr sale, September^—
August No De Bow « Southern and Western Re
view
Getz's Coll ction of Precedents in Conveyancing,
containing F'~rms oi Deed*, 4lC —©2
Treatise on tbo Law o. Leases, with Forais and
Piecedunls, by T Platte, 2 vols, London edition—
ill
Ktv Dr Murdoch'sTrunslati -n of thn Syriac Tes
tament—42 5(1
The Odd-Fellows' Offering for 1833, eoitej hf
Members of the Order, with one steel pistes—43
Mitchell's Materia Meaica and Theraupeutiek,
with ample illustrations ot piactice in all the de
partments of Medical scienct—43 oo
Mucheil and e.b-rle on tne Diseases and Physical
Education of Children—4- 50
Cieaveiand'a linglisn Literature of the 19th Cen
tury—Hi 30
Child*' Own Book of Animal*, w lth beautifully
colored illustration*—7s cents
uctober So Graham"* Magazine—2s cent*
Captain Hawde, or the Lilt of a High wayman, •
Romance, by the author ct fuin King, Ciauda iis
val, fajl Clifford, 4te—as cei.u. »e M
14 V mil >UT COI!.NX U OKHAr
patron.zthe thousand and one Farinas wsa
»ere belore bimcn cuuchant knees, if they migM
but obtain his eignature to the superiority of their
Cologne WateK '1 lie simple reason is tbeir fabri
cations did not tils standard, and be dfter
mined to mvtni a periume which should ecdpM
the whole batch, and make tiim as renowned! or
tne rich Iragran'-e ol his ke chief, as he wsai'or Um
inimitable cat of his coat and the tie ot bu cravat.
In this aa in eveiythuig else, t>« succtrdad, aui wa
have tmOodlej lu toe U-Oraay Cologne W'a>
ter, the aroma of the cnoiceat Coweta 10 oe
in tue two kingdoms-
To be had <0 GAYNOR ft WOOD,
sea -6t Ma'n Hret-i, City tloM corner
jVj O'i'lCK.—By power ot Attorney duly record
ed in the Hastings Court, 1 bavtj this day
| pointed my Son, JAUfcIH A. riNELL my Agent, to
conduct and trvn«nct the Dry Goods buaineM tor
me, and on my account, in the ciiy of Richmond
se *7—aw MILLISUN tSNfcXL.
|?IVK TOMS COLNTuY IKOM, receiving
J. for aaie by
se 25 BACON ft BASKKftVILL.
4 COOK fvU vve have a WuM
'•». about 45 years of age, of good character, m 4
a good Cook, whom we oflVr tur sale, to remain t*
tne city. TOLER ot COOK,
»e V> General Af eoU.
LICOUICK PASTK.—ISeasmJ C *L Co Li
corice f«ste; U cases Ynurna do, lanaiag <K
Mie by
seHS BACOH ft BASKKRVtLL.
M'HUJirbOMA* .UfclHt iMKS.au kind*
1 at B£MNbIT * BttUW',
M Mat* ttrvrC
oLOUJtttU CIUAKH.-Thmy .thona^J
D lor ml> vwry low.
M S» WILLIAH3 ft BROTHS*.

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