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THE HAILY PISPATgH.
t)F.OKMBF.R3,^
YORK KIVKR RAILROAD
Pv reference to the map, it will be seen
that the proposed Railroad to York River will
command the trade of New Kent, Gloucester,
York, James City, King William, King and
<Jueen, and other neighboring counties. Ac
cording to the census of 18*0, ( w0 have not
been able to obtain access to the la«t cen
sus) the production of wheat in Gloucester
WM 56,383 bushel.*, oats til,7*s, corn 306,564
bushels ; value of the products ol the. dairy,
#17,297 ; New Kent, wheat 128,478 bushels;
eats, 99,777 bu.-hels: corn. 139,784 bushels;
dames City, wheat, 17,241 bushels; oats, 34,-
765; corn," 86,500; Kins William, wheat, 58,-
*24 bushels ; oats, 45,149; corn, 350,370. Va
lue of productions of dairy, #17.173. King
and Queen, wheat, 401,3*6 bushels; oats, 26,-
212; corn, 34:1,3*4; value of productions of
dairv, #12,051. Of course these productions
have greatly increased since 1840, and, it
they make so respectable a show, e\ cu when
deprived of tho stimulus to production which
railroads afford, what may we not expect
when a convenient and speedy avenue to
market is brought to their own doors ? At ,
this time, the trade of tins region of country i
goes to Baltimore. But who can doubt that, i
i>" a railroad is built to the York, tho irfrmers 1
of that region will seek a market where they 1
can get better prices, and a market within
two hours' ride of them, iu preference to the
present long and circuitous route down the
York and up the stormy waters of the Chesa
peake Bay to Baltimore.
The whole region bordering on the York,
i« tributaries, and the Chesapeake, would
feel the stimulating iufiueaces of the pro
posed improvement, and new life and activi
ty be awakened on sea and shore. The beau
tiiul waters of the York, now so silent and
almost solitary, would be disturbed by the
prows of a busy fleet of sailing vessels and
steamers. Indeed, it is more than probable
that we should soon have a line of steamers
between the Eastern shore of Virginia and
the terminus of tho York River Railroad, se
curing to this city the valuable trade of those
productive counties. This portion of Virgi
nia, though but little known, is in reality one
of the most thriving and productive Agricul
tural regions of tho whole State. Few of our
citizens have any idea of the amount of trade
that is carried on thereat the present time.—
Aocording to a late statement of the Re
gister of the U. S. Treasury, the permauent
tonnage of Northampton and Accomac,
amounted to 5,885 tons, nearly as great as the
tonnage of Richmond. It mu«t be a large
amount of trade which requires so large an
amount of tonnage for its accommodation.—
An intelligent gentleman of Accomac, who
has had access to the List census returns, and
is well acquainted with the resources and ca
pacities of his region, informs us that Acco
mac, though falling far below many other
counties in arable area, produces more corn
than any other county in Virginia, with the
single exception of Albemarle; —the number
of bushels annually produced in Accomac
761,636, and in Albemarle, 798,355. —
The quantity of acres of land in farms in '
Accomac, is only 22:!,733; in Albemarle, 389,-
621. The aggregate annual production of
corn, adds our informant, in Accomac and
Northampton, (which together contain a less
quantity of land in farms than does the coun
ty of Albemarle,} amounts to 1,126,603 bush
els. The oat crop of Accomac, according to
the census of 1840, was 453,137, (larger than
any county of the State.) The annual oat
crop of Accomac and Northampton is upward
of 600,000 bushel?. According to the same cen
sus, the annual production of sweet potatoes
in Accomac was 113,396 bus'ls. Great success
has attended the culture of the sweet potato,
of late years, and the annual average value
of the product is now estimated at about
8700 per acre. We cannot see why the
whole-of the valuable trade of the Eastern
Shore should be carried to cities beyond the
limits of Virginia, and far more distant than
our own. We can at least command a very
considerable portion of it by the construc
tion of the improvement which we advo
cate.
Another result, which to many may seem
of little importance, but to which cannot
but attach great value, would follow the con
struetion of the York River Railroad. It
would bring us iut« direct proximity with the
-£Teat fish aud oyster region of Virginia. In
high price of living in our eitv, the intro
duction, upon an extensive scale and at a low
price, oi the most delightful ti<h in the world
l'resh from their native element, is a deside
ratum not to be overlooked. The present
mode of supplying our fish and oyster mar
ket is tedious and unsatisfactory. The fish,
after being caught, and sometimes kept over
night, come up in the steamer from Norfolk,
and after being k. pt here another night, are
exposed for sale the next morning. It is true
that they are kept in ice; but were the rail-
road constructed to the York, our people
would be able to use fish ..f all kinds, with
out the necessity of ice for preserving them,
as freely as if the York river Ho wed at our
own doors. Two hours' ride from tLe sea
board would fill our markets to overflowing
jvitb the best fish and oysters iu thts world,
just taken from the briny flood,
We earnestly hope that our community
will, one and all, give a helping hand to the
York River Railroad. It is a railroad which
ought to be constructed, and that at once.—
There is no other railroad in the State ot
more importance to our city. There is none
•which can bo effectually as this protect its
interests from unfriendly efforts to overthrow
and crush it.
"TIIE TRADE JOURNAL."
TRICKS or ABOLITIONISM.
We desire to pttt the people of the South
upon their guard against a large monthly ad
vertising sheet, published in Philadelphia,
called "The Trade Journal," designed for
universal distribution among the commercial
classes of all sections of the country, includ
ing the South, and which is furnished to 6ub
»cribers at the low price of 25 cents a year.
On the sixth page of the issue for Nov. 21st,
is an editorial article, filled with the rankest
slang of abolition. He following extract is
a specimen s
"Tba i»w. of nations recognize no right for the
•lave—b« is paoed by as goods and chattel.*, whilo
the powers that becbaat their peans of fre<d«ta in
word* of falsehood aad Inn'.L But courage, ye en
slaved aad dows-troddenCourage! Tbero are
principle, now actively at work that will diaaolve the
adamant that bind* year 1.0.b5, and obliterate the
"J,nL which hM WiWrna -
SS^SfSI:tMSSfeiJ-2
contrivance to Ufcor l, b ° t inllTJrd'Vui
tivitT and skill in all Its takers. Men, •twt'red, wilt
not acquire thsse qualities, neither can the task
master wraach fromth.lr te
dlvidoul rnerfj that hope and hepplneea '"'5.
th« frrf* man. Thus will slavery, la no future,
be of no avail. The slave's very worthlessoess
will Mi rnrtt ?Hf, to take his P'»cein the ranks of
progressive laboring hamtulty. TW» la one ol the
effect* oT trade.
On looking at the terms, we gee that "The
Trade Journal" has a "Northern and East
era" and a "Southern and Western edition.''
The above article munt have been intended
for a Northern latitude. Twenty-five cent?,
the price of subscription, seems a small sum,
but Southern men can hardly afford to pay
that for an incendiary torch to be put under
their own throshhold*.
•Off."—A Paris correspondent of one of
the New York papers, remarks that the
names of most of the Russian Generals on
the Danube, end in a termination
highly appropriate to their military move
ments.
Lkxincton and Bio Sand* Railroad.—We
]oarn from the Guyandotte Herald that the ceremo
ny of "breaking ground" on the Lexington anil
1513 Sandy Railroad, on the 18th of November, at
Catlettslurg, was a joyful occasion. Col. Gray
made an eloquent speech on behalf of Virginia
and sustained the credit of the Old Dominion in an
able manner. I'resident Appcrson threw the first
shovel-full of earth, and was followed by other?,
after which the ladies were invited to participate in
l h<t ceremony, and we are glad to pcrceive that
they were led off by Mrs. Buffington, a daughter
of Virginia. but not least, the editors were
called upon to display their *kill with "the shovel
and the hoe," which they did with much zeal and
animation.
Thus has commenced a work of grrat importance
to Virginia as well aa Kentucky, the truits of which
will be developed in due time.
Anniversary of St. Andrew's Society.—The
Petersburg Eiprt-t>s gives a detailed account of the
anniversary celebration of the members oi "St. An
drew's Society" in that city on Wednesday last.
The procession formed at the Institute on Union
street, and preceded 1 y the Armory Brase Band,
ot Richmond, marched to the Bollingbrook Hotel,
where a magnificent supper had been prepared by
Col Gilliam, and to which the company did ample
justice. -Music, song, wit and sentiment, occupied
the time subsequent to the feast, until the "wee
hours" of morning, when the party broke up in the
utmost gocd humor. A Scotch piper, dressed in
full Highland costume, added much to the interest
and merriment of the festival.
We learn from yesterday's Enquirer that Governor
Johnson i* at present absent from the city, on a vis.
it to his late home in Harrison county,' where, we
regret to learn, Mrs. Johnson lies iu a Tery critical
state of health. The Governor has been absent
about three weeks, and the cause ot his absence i 8
of such a character as to make the precise time of
his return uncertain. His forthcoming message
reached this city yesterday through the hands of
Mr. English, his son-in-law. (The message will
make about four columns of the Enquirer.]
Macacley.—The Washington Union contradicts'
on the authority of au eminent Loudon physician,
the story, that Macauley, the historian, is losing
his memory and intellect by the use of opium.—
The physician writes that Macauley's general
health Is better, and his iutellect is what it has ever
been.
New Hampshire Senator.—The Boston Pott
saye the Governor and Council of New Hampshire,
will appoint a Senator on the sth ot December, to
fill the vacancy occasioned by the death of Mr.
Atherton. If this is eo, the announcement of the
appointment of ex-Govern jr Williams was prema
ture.
Something New.—A Mr. Flournoy, member of
the Senate o) Georgia, recently presented in that
body a memorial to repeal all laws making polyg.
Amy unlawful. It was scouted from the chamber.
Excursion. — The Petersburg Democrat states
that the Grey?, of that city, had a most delight'ut
excursion to High Bridge, on Thursday.
A produce dealer of New York city was in Alba
ny on Wednesday last, searching for a thousand
dollar note which he had lost
Francis Major has been elected to fill a vacancy
in the City Council af Petersburg.
There were eleven interments in Bland lord Cem.
etery, Petersburg, during the month of November.
A vigorous effort is In progress in Fredericks
burg, to have the town lighted with gas.
A woman named Sarah Rouse, died from intem
perance in Wilmington, N. C., a few days ago.
MARRIED,
In Washington, on luesday evening, Nov. 29th, by
thr Right Rev. Bishop Johns, of Virginia, JOHN i>.
GITTINGS, of Baltimore, to CHARLOTTE C.
RITCHIE, daughter oi Thomap Ritchie.
DIED.
Suddenly, yesterday morning, about 7.V o'clock, Mr.
JAMES BOOT WRIGHT, in his 88th year. His fu
neral will take place at his late residence, corner of
Broad and Ist streets, on Sunday next, at 3 o'clock P.
M. The friends and acquaintances of the family are
respecttully invited to attend without farther no
tice. *
RICHMOND MARKETS-Dec. 2.
CORRECTED DAILY.
FLOUR —The market stands without any change.—
No sales to report, and all waiting for the steamer's
news.
WHEAT—The market is active at §1 40'a$l 50.
CORN dull—7ti@72 cents.
MEAL —7< @80 cents—dull.
TOBACCO—®3J'a<& r ) for lugs; good and medium
$8d>6l0; fine $12tt$18.
The Poultry market is well supplied. Turkeys 75
cents to Si; Chickens 1G to 25 eta.; Eggs 20 to 25 cts.
perdozen.
BEEF and PORK dull. Large droves on the road
from th e West. Sales of Beef at for prime ,
Hogs y|3>Sij.
marine news.
PORI * OF RICHMONP, Dec. 2.
„ , . ARRIVED,
Schr. Merchant, Winters, New York, mdse to D
Currie.
Schr. Courier, Rogers. Boston, mdse to D. Currie.
DaveSjLTAlletfe Wkman, New York, ..It to
Co i *' Tr * V1 *' Baltimore, tndse. to W.
etfk Majnarf."' EddinS,, l>bU,ldel P coal P'<*"
PC i ty of Richmond, Mitchell, Philadel
phia, mdse. and passengers.
SAILED,
Cunie.' R ' chmond < "*"*"• Ntw Veik, mdse. D.
rSHLfIF* GOdf " 7 ' load for
wood '° Bd ewu «>»• river with
for Newark ' "** B## * W *»*fc»U. to load
Schr Truth, Craightan, Norfolk, coal \v n r i
quitt it Co. " v "°'*
® VALUABLE GRANITE FRONT
TENEMENT, ON MAIN STREET NEAR
TO OLD MARKET, TOTL SALE.—The nbsc,iber.
are authorized to tell that valuable granite from Te
nement on the north side of ( Main street, near the
Old Market, now occupied by Mr. T. L. Angus. Th e
lot front. 2iiJ feet, running back about 150 feet to a
wide alley
de 3—6t OODDIN k APPERSON.
NO. 1 BAKERS' FLOUR, ground of
Mediterranean wheat specially for baker.* uae,
for sale.
do 3 J. J. FRY.
ffIHOSE in wsbt of Gentlemen's FUR-
A NISHING AND FANCY GOODS, can fiud a
Tory .uperior aaeortroent, of the latest styles, at th«
•tor* uudtr the AmcrU-ao Hotel.
de 3 WM. F. ADCOCK k CO.
A BICHBfOND ENCAMPMENT
VVNOI! K. T.-0*»«»« NO. 13.-iu
X # Knight*, attend a called Assembly of
/ \ yp«r Ene»mpm«it, at the Mmm'i HNfli
thin (SATURDAY) evening, *t 7} o'clock. TrtDiicnt
Bir Knight* are respectfully invited fo attend.
Ry order of the M. K. Grand Commander.
THOMAS B. BIGGER, C.G.
Atte.t.JOHN W. BRANS FORD, Records.
liec. 3d. ISM. da It
t EAGLE INFANTRY. AITENTION.
P Parade in front of Lafayette Hall, on MONDAY
T|J "ie sth Inatant, at 2 o'clock, in full wioter
uniform.
By order of the Captain.
de3-2t JOHN C. POWELL, 0.8.
< YOUNG GUARD, ATTENTION !—
Parade at your Armory, on next MONDAY EVE
NINO, December 3th, at TWO O'CLOCK, punc
tually, in full winter uniform. It i* particularly
deilred f hat every member should be punctual to the
hour. By order of the Captain.
3t V. L. FORE, O. S.
J ATTENTION, MECHANIC GUARD!
Parade on Gamble's Hill, in full winter uniform,
<>'l ui pped according to regulation, on
SATLRDAY next, 3d inatact, at 3 o'clock, P. M.
By order of the Captain. -
de 2—2t JOHN T. OSBORNE. O. S.
ATTENTION, FIREMEN —
The regular quarterly meeting of the
Board of Directors of the Richmond
Fire Association will be held at the of
fice on SATURDAY EVENING next, 3rd Decem
ber, at 7 o'clock, to hear excuses of Firemen for fines,
which have been assessed during the past quarter.—
By order of the Board of Director*.
no3o-4t JOHN H. BOSHER, Sec'v.
rpO THE VOTERS OF LOUISA—
iELLOW CITIZENS—At the solicitation of
some of try friends, I have determined to become a
candidate for the office of SHERIFFALTY of Lou :*a
county. Having been known to many of yon from
childhood, you are familiar with tny qualifications, as
well as my habits. I therefore deem it unnecessary
to make any reference on these subjects. Should
you have the kindness to confer thati ffice—wi'h its
very important and responsible duties—on me, I will
discharge the trust with fidelity. Respectfully, your
obedient servant,
de 3—c3t* WM. W. McGEHEE.
SUPER IOR ACCOUNT BOOKS. —
Banks, public offices, railroad and manufacturing
Corporations, merchants and town authorities can be
furnished with books to any pattern they may wish,
at short notice, and if superior quality and binning.
JAMES WOODUOUSE,
B'.ank Book Manufacturer and stationer, No 139
(Eagle Sqware) Main st. de 3
REE PAPERS LOST. —Lost on Thurs
• ■ day night last, on Church Hill, a small Red Mo
rocco POCKET BOOK, containing two 25 cent
notes and my FREE PAPERS. The finder will be
rewarded by leaving them at this office.
WM. HOLMES,
lie G—lt* A free man of color.
I ■: DOLLARS REWARD—Lost out of
Atl my pocket on yesterday, somewhere in the
street, or at the Exchange Hotel, a large double cased
GOLD STOP k WATCH, having on its face "Hare.
London," and numbered on the inside "1345. ' I will
pay ihe above reward for it and ask no questions,
de 2—fit* JOHNG. MOSBY.
.Tv-j, STRAYED OR STOLEN, on the
M 19th of November, a dark bay MULE, about
12 yeare old, of medium size, for which a liberal re
ward will be paid.
JOS. G. WATTS, Port Mayo,
de3—l2* below R ncfrett-.
"V^OTKJE.—AII persons indebted to tue
estate of Nathaniel Taylor, Sr, deceased, will
•ettle their accounts without delay, as no farther in
dulgence will be allowed them.
NATHANIEL TAYLOR, Jr ,
Administrator.
MFOR RENT—A desirable Tenement
on Main street in Manchester, which has been
used as a grocery store. It contains 6 rooms and u
kitchen, and situated in the centre of the town. Pos
session given immediately. Apply to
de 3—3t* NATHANIEL TAYLOR, Jr
VTEGRO HIKING AND GENERAL
jLii AGENCY.—The undesigned continue to hire
out and to sell negroes, to rent out houses, to sell res[
estate, and to collect and settte claims of every de
scription. He again offers his services to his patrons
and the public generally for tie ensuing year.
Particular attention will be paid to Negroes during
the year, in cases of sicknesf.
Persons intending to send to be hired out will
consult their interests by sending thein at Christinas,
or as soon thereafter as practicable.
EDWARD D EACHO,
General Agent and Collector,
Office corner 14th street, near the Exchange Hotel.
A ETNA LIFE INSURANCE COMPA
-TV NY OF HART FORD,CONNECTICUT
AGENCY AT RICHMOND, VA.
This Company continues to take risquee on Lives
at this Agency, on terms as favorable as those of any
other company. Losses promptly adjusted.
de3—3t» H. BALDWIN, Agent.
Aetna and protection fire
INSURANCE COMPANIES K)F HART
FORD, CONNECTICUT.-AGENOY M* RICH
MOND.—These companies coutinue against
luss or damage by fire. Dwelling Furniture,
Manufacturing Establishments, and all
kinds of insurable property, on favorable
terms. Any losses which these sus
tain on risques taken at the Agency, I nvill be adjusted
with promptness and liberality.
H. BALDWIN, Agent,
3—3t* No 148 Main street.
BOOKS, &c., ATL. L. SMITH'S,
-L » opposite the American Hotel.
MINIFIE'S MECHANICAL DRAWING BOOK,
No. 12. This number completes the work. Price 23
e ?.
HEALTH TRIP TO THE TROPICS, by N. Tar
ter Willis. 1 vol., cloth. Price Si 24
TIP THE RIVER, by F. \V. Shelton. 1 vol., cloth,
Price Si 25.
THE IRON RULE, by T. S Arthur. Another
supply just received. Price 25 cts..
KNICKERBOCKER MAGAZINE, for December.
Price 25 cts.
EVA MAY, the Foundling of the Secret Dungeon.
Weekly Herald, Spirit of the Times, Home Jour
nal, Police Gazette, Boston Pilot. Gleesan's Pictorial,
FUg, Post, Banner, Courier, Waverly, &c., ail fir
this we«k. de 3—lt
B ROCHES.—A handsome breastpin is a
great addition to dress. There is no article of
jewelry more generally worn. Amidst the changes
of fashion, the style of pin may alter, but a breast
pin. of some style, is always fashionable: hence the
skill of the workman and designer has been particu
larly directed towards the production of a great va
riety of patterns of this single article. For f«oice
beautiful patterns of all Gold. Pearl and Gold, Cora!
and Gold,&c., call at GENNET & JAMES',
d: 3 Eagle Square.
\fOURNING GOODS.—Superior and
-i-TA other makes Black Bombazine
Black Alpaca and Canton Cloths
Do Mouselines and Merinoes
Do Bassora and Taurise—new articles
Do English Crapes, for trimming and veils
Do Love aud Crape Veils
Do Taffeta Silk and Alexander's Kid Gloves
Do Gro Grain, Gro de Rhine and Italian Silks
Do Thibet Long and Square Shawls
Do Velvet and Cloth Cloaks
Do do and Silk Mantillas.
Call at 93 Main et.
de 1 CHRISTIAN it LATHROP.
BURNING FLUID just received frenh
from the manufacturer, for sale by
de 3 CHAS. MILLSPAUGH. Drusgis*.
LAMP OILS.—3OO gallons beet wiuter
Bleached Solar and Sperm Lamp Oils received
and for sale by C'HAS. MILLSPAUGH,
de 3 Druggist.
CIGARS.— Havana, Principe ami Kegalia
Cigar*, all warranted genuine. for sale by
CHAS. MILLSPAUGH, Drugg-.st,
<]e S Main street.
ARRISON'S COLUMBIAN PEK.
FUMERY and HAIR DYE—article* of ac
knowledged elegance and snperioritv, for sale by
CHAS. MILLSPAUGH, Druggist,
de 3 Main arret t.
/^HEESE. —50 boxes prime Cheese just
VV received and for sale.
deS EDWIN WORTH AM k CO.
TIN PLATE.—Single, Cross and Hoofing
Tin, of all deacriptioiir,Russia Sheet Iron and
Block Tin and Speller, for sale by
de 3 EDWIN WORTHA M k CO.
fPAK —30 barrels Tar hourly expected
X and for (ale by
de 3 EDWIN WOBTIUM fc CO
/\lLS.—Bleached Solar, Machinery, Sper-
V/ inaceti and Tanner's OIL. For sale by
de 3 DAVENPORT. ALI.EN fc CO
SALT. —Jefl'res & Darcyand Worthing
ton SALT, landing this mornlnr. for sale by
de 4 DAVENPORT. ALLEN it CO v
TACKSON'S SUPERIOR CANDLES —
* " ISO boxes, for sale by
deß DAVENPORT, ALI.ES h CO.
BUTTE® —A few kegs freih receiving,
for sale.
de 3 J. J FRY.
VEW BREAST PIECES, for sale by
„ JAMES B. BIIELTON,
" e * Corntr of Broad and Ith utrtet
(ANIONS! ONIONS» for sale low by
V „ JAMES B. BIIELTON,
ae ■* Comer of Broad and 4tb streets.
SUPERIOR HAMS.—A small lot of the
K7 most superior Hams In market, for sale by
.. / „ JAMES B. SHELTON,
de 2 Corner oi Brood and 4th su»*u.
A M 11111' M 11V i|»M
M lYi 1 r rr rl nfl riPt XV.
DICHMOND ATHENJSUM.-MH.
Xl» 0150. FREDERICK HOLMES will lecture at
the Hall of the Athenaam, on TUESDAY Evening.
the 6th of December.
SUBJECT—"Thc CHAMCTSimmca ©r thi Cob
rcnt Ar,r,"
9o THURSDAY Evening, the Bth of December.
SUBJECT—The lame *übjec: continued.
Apd on TUESDAY Evening. the 13:b of Dee.
SUBJECT—The aame subject concluded
PRICES OF ADM ISSI ON—25 centa (ingle ticker;
12|cent. each additional 1 ticket.
IF Door* open at 7 o'clock F. M.; Lecture to be
gin at 7j p. M da 3
THEATRE.
SATURDAY EVENINU. December 3d, IBM.
WILLOW COPSE.
Luke Fielding....... Mr. CouldocV,
Rose F.eldiug Mr*. W. Ward
Song MiaaC. Ince.
Dance Miaa M. Partington.
SKETCHES IN INDIA.
THE BUNYAN TABLEAUX.
AT THE ODD t'KLLOWS HALL.
FOR A FfcVV DAVS ONLY!
Commencing Tuesday Eve'g, Nov. 29,1853,
Consisting of Sixty Magnificent Scenes, with
of Life-size, illustrative of the
PILGRIM'S PROGRESS!!
Thi* sublime and unique work of art was f minted
by the eminent American artist*—Huntingtc , May
Kyle, Crapsey, Church, Dallas, Darley and F i> U
gan; and is acknowledged by the leading jr by
artist* and eminent judge*, to be rupe j OT
similar work ever exhibited in this cc lu try. Th!*
beautiful and stupendous " Mirror of t! Wonderful
Dream," cost upwards of ®10,000.
Rf- Admission 25 cents. Door* r at 7 o'clock.
Mirror will move at7i o'clock, pre emeiy.
Exhibition Weduenday and afternoons, at
3 o'clock. Door* open at 2.
Liberal arrangements made fuc the admission of
schools.
Descriptive Tampblef* of thi* great American Pic
ture may be had ut the door. Also, Ticket* a-,d
Pamphlet* may ba had at the Book Store* and prin
cipal Hotels.
no 28 B. J. GREENWOOD, Manager.
RICHMOND DANCING ACADE
MY, BOSHER'S HALL.—CHAS. A. M'EVOY
respectfully announce* that his Course for the
coming season will commence oa FRIDAY
Evening, Dec. 2d, at7J o'clock,for gentlemen, and on
SATURDAY, the 3d, at 10t o'clock, A. for young
Indies, misses and masters. The gentlemen'* class
will meet every TUESDAY and FIJI DAY Evenings
during the season. The misses' class on every
TUESDAY Afternoon at 3J o'clock, and SATUR
DAY Mornings at o'clock.
The usual facilities, for the rapid advancement of
the scholars, will be offered, and every style of
Dancing taught, among which the new Dances, La
Imperialo, Bragatiza, and Arragonaise. Persons
wishing co join, and these having children to enter,
should do so at the opening, as Mr. M. will teach but
one quarter, and no pupil* will be taken after the
School will have been in cession one week. Terms
lor the quarter, $10.
Private classes, either for ladies or gentlemen, will
be formed at the opening of the School. Mr. M. may
be seen at the Hall a few days before the opening,
and on any day after. no 21 t«
I^ENCING. —Corner of Main and Wall
A streets—Entrance on Wall street.—MAJOß
JOSEPH VAN DOR, Profe«*or of the National, Sci
entific and Military College, at Brandywine Springe,
Delaware, would respectfully inform the public that
bis FENCING SCHOOL i* now open for the recep
tion of pupils.
references:
Hon Bozmann Kerr, late Minister to Nicaragua.
Hon. James A. Pearce, U. S. Senator of Mary
land.
Hon. Nathaniel Pierce, of New York.
Co 1 . Taylor, U. S. Army.
Col. De Shilds, U. S. Army.
Col. Di'RYER, Louisiana.
Open afternoon, till 10 o'clock evening,
no 24—12t*
NOTICE. —All persons indebted to, or
having claims against the estate of JOHN HUR
LEY, dee'd, are hereby notified to call and settle the
same with me.
her
MARY X HURLEY, Adin'x.
Test • ni&iX.
Chas. R Baring.
Cbestertield, Dec. Ist, 1853. de 2—3t*
RATES AND FENDERS.—6W EN
AMELED GRATES AND FENDERS FOR
SALE AT REDUCED PRICES.—The subscriber
has for sale the largest stock of GRATES and FEN
DERS ever before offered for sale in this city, of his
own manufacture. The Grates embrace all ihe va
rious kinds and patterns, such as square topped
Gothic, Liptic, Circle, Sic., with beautiful rounding
Fenders, Summer Pieces, &c., to match.
Orders for Grates, Fenders, fcc., from town and
country, punctually attended to and carefully packed.
Merchants purchasing to sell again will be supplied at
the lowtst Northern prices, with the usual discounts
off for cash by wholesale. Apply at my Bell and
Brass Foundry on Main, between Bth and 9th streets,
Richmond, V a.
de2—dlmis* SAMUEL D. DENOON.
FOR LYNCHBURG —
•*i"i i ' ■ .The canal boat DESPATCH, Capt.
Couk, w now ready to receive freight, and will leave
on SATURDAY, fall or not full.
de 2—2t A-. S. LEE.
M" ORE TRIMMINGS.—J. L. WEIL has
just received, per Adams & Co.'s Express, an
additional supply of TRIMMINGS, such as Black
Velvet and other styles Galloons, Pointed Velvets,
Chenilles, and a few more of those cheap Needle
Worked Bands, Cbeuiisetts and Sleeves; those in
want of really cheap goods wi uld do well to call at
J. L. WEIL'S
New Fancy and Trimming Store, No. 131 Broad
street, opposite Fredericksburg Depot.
NOTICE.—The ladies who have be€ n waiting for
these cheap Galloon Trimmings will please call, as
they can be supplied now. nov 2—2t*
Elegantly illustkated
WORKS—Now receiving by JAMES WOOD
HOUSE.
Poetry of the year, passages from the Poets, de
scriptive of the Seasons, with 22 colored illuetratious
from drawings by the following eminent artists—T.
Creswick, R. A., C. Davidson. W. Lee, J. Muller, E.
Dancan, Birket Foster, D. Cox, H. Le Jeune, W.
Hemsley, C. Brain wright, J. Wolfe, C Weigall, Har
mon Weir, R. R. E. V. 8., Lucette E. Barker. One
vol. imperial £vo; morocco extra.
Pilgrimages to Eng'iuh Shrines, by Mrs. S. C. Hall.
With notes and illustrations, by John Fairholt, F. S.
A. Withi'JO beautiful illustrations on wood. One
volume square 8vo; about 7to pages; cloth extra, calf
or morocco.
*, ■ A very interesting volume, suitable alike for
the Drawing Room or Library. de 2
WINTER has come, and those who
would be comfortable should call at 137 Main
street, and procure oy»ter and steak DISHES, FEN
DERS, FIRE SETS, ANDIRONS, TRUITS, COAL
SCUTTLES, together with many other articles for
winter use.
de 2 BULKLEY & CO.
LADIES' CLOAKS.—Jut-t received, an
other supply of those beautiful cloth and velvet
Cloaks, colored and black
Also, rich cashmere and crape Shawls, Zephyr
Scarfs and Rigolets.
CHRISTIAN & LATHROP,
de 1 99 Main street.
CJUN. &c., LOST.—A small single barrel
" Gl'N, Game Bag, several pair of chickens, and
many other things belonging to the late Phillip
Dovgherty, are missing. All persons having such
property will please deliver them at
de 1 RANDOLPH'S Bookstore and Bindery.
LEVY is offering great inducements to
purchasers of CLOTHING, either at wholesale
or retail. His stock is very lirge, and being anxious
to reduce it, great bargains can be bad by calling on
him at his store, No. 59 Main street, opposite City
Hotel, sign of the Red Coat. de 1
I V E HUNDRED DOLLARS RE
WARD.-THE ANTIDOTE by Dr Jeffries cures
a certain disease in from three to five days, without
restriction as to diet, exposure or application to bu
siness.
The proprietor challenges a stogie case the anii
dote will not care.
Price $1, with full directions.
Sold only by BENNETT t BEERS, Druggist*, sole
agents for Richmond. oc S—d3m if
IDLE WOMAN—Ior sale by JAMES
WOODHOUSE, Eagle Souare.
Busy momenta of an Idle \\ oman. Ey a Southern
lady.
Contents—Edith; our Every Day Life; tha Wi
dow ; Old Maid versus Marr.jge ; An Episode in the
Life of a Fashionable Woman. Bound iu paper 50
cents; cloth 75cent*. de 1
PRIME BU'ITER AND BUCK
WHEAT, for sale bv
JAMES B. SHELTON,
de 2 Con er of Broad and Ith streets.
pOTTON YARNS.— 100 bales assorted
numbers, '"Union Mills," for sale by
del DAVENPORT, ALLEN i CO.
Globes -J. w. Randolph has for
sale, either singly or in setts, several sizes of
terrestial and celestial Globes, nuda (torn new flares.
PRIME New York State CHEESE,
BUTTER, BACON SIDES, SHOULDERS and
HAMS, for aale by
de 1 JOHN H. CLAIBORNE.
McCLUNGS FAMILY AND EXTRA
FLOUR—Receiving and for tale by
de 1 J. J. FRY.
aC||BBLS. LIQUORS —N. E. Ruin,
Apple Brandy and Old Whiskey. In (tore
and receiving this day by
no 29 Williams h brother.
BRASS ALARMS.—a lew more of those
convenient inventions, to call y»« op iu the
monitor. For tale by
no 28 GENNET k Eagle Square.
BPBCTA&irOWCBS.
OP RICHMOND m«m> ...
issr ,f -'i-r .-S? a
de 3—lt* _ »-AUOI/aT.
W AUCTION NOTICE.—A" ,
..... ...., <*.., *, i;r>-■ tS£'
de 3 * 4QTT £ CO., AneU.
OTTHK ATTENTION n « TWr>«*
Xto the sale of tw- ® J ™°»■«» WANT'to
upper end of Broad.tr AvSUfi&m^S
♦ o'clock. No on* « U&SPfiSSdt'g
the porehwe of th , ot „ frotn the im'
p dXn them - the * mn » t « re «'T £««£.
nrST. J' JUF.B' CHURCH will be opened for di
vine service, on Sanday next, at the ureal hour*. 111„
the mom.ng and 71 o'clock in the evening.
deg—H*
„F/* STOCK OK UKV UOUUS AT PRIME COST,
CASH EXCLUSIVELY—The .uhacriber hav.
* r A ct.osEU His books, will commcnce THIS DAY
'a aeil otf hi. entirk itock of DRY GOODS, at
rftlMF. COST, for CASH EXCLUSIVELY, to CLOSE his
present bu.ineea. He hft. on hand a large aud com
manding .tock of Good., and respectfully solicit, a
call and examination from all persons in want of any
article in his lin«, before making their purchase..—
Come early and make your selections before the
stock is broken. THOS. D. QUARLES,
no 21—2w 229 Broad st.
ryWhere shall I have my Daguerreotype taken ?
Oo to MINNIS k WATSON'S, No. 146 Main street,
just below the Exchange Bank, and have a good one
taken. They charge no more than others, and are
sure to give you a life-like and well-execGted picture.
It i. only necessary to give them acall to ntufy your
selves of the superior skill of these artists. Don't
forget the place, 146 Main street, a few doors below
the Exchange Back; no 23
tyMORE NEW GOODS.—T. R. PRICE It CO.
are opening this day by Express—
New style Velvet and Cloth CLOAKS
R:ch Cashmere and Span Silk I'LA IDS
I'laiu French MEKINOES and DF, LAINF.S
Few elegant Dresses in "MORE ANTIQUE"
Clonk CLOTHS and VELVETS for Cloaks
New MusIinCHEMIZETTES, SLEEVES, COL
LARS, kc.
Embroidered and Scolloped HDKFS, in variety
Muslin and Jaconet FLOUNCINGS
Oaloons, Marcelines, Velvet TRIMMINGS, he.
With many other choice ana seasonable gooda.
no 18—lm
W. STARKE, ATTORNEY AT LAW
AND NOTARY PUBLIC. — Practicea in all the
Courts of Henrico, Hanover end Richmond city.
A 9 a Notary Public, particular attention will be paid
to the taking of Depositions, (in or out of his office)
Proof and Acknowledgments of Deeds, Relinquish
ments of Dower, kc. Claims for collection entrusted
to him promptly attended to.
Office, No. 52, three doors above City Hotel, on
North side of Main street, Richmond, Va.
de 2—ly
tyjOß AND CARD PRINTING.—The DIS
PATCH JOB OFFICE, on Governor Street, has
the largest and best assortment of CARDS ever in
this city, and is prepared to do this description of
PRINTING on as reasonable terms as elsewhere in
the city, as well as every other kind of PLAIN AND
FANCY PRINTING. Call and see specimens.
|yPlain and Fancy CARDS for sale, se 3—dtfjg
EfT. J. CARSON St CO . NOS. 41 AND 43
LIGHT STREET, BALTIMORE, AND NO. 36
WATER STREET, NEW YORK.—A good assert
ment of Bacon, Pork and Lard always on hand, and
for sale at lowest market prices. je 18—ly
IST AMERICAN HOTEL,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA
J. MILDEBERGER SMITH, Proprietor,
■e 15—ly Formerly at Hotel, Philadelphia.
PRUSSIA AND TURKEY.—The prospect* of
war between these two countries has caused the ad
vance in price o. all necessary articles, except
SIMONS' DAGUERREOTYPES. And as faras this
useful article is concerned, our readers have no rea
son to fear, for we are assured that if old Sick should
tncceed in giving Turkey a batting, SIMONS' beauti
ful Pictures would remain the same as ever, both in
quality arid price. no II
ty THE NOTES OF THE UNITED STATES
BANK will hereafter be redeemed at the office of
H. T. Pairo ii. Co.
noß—ts WM. N. TINSLEY.
jy LEECHES, LEECHES.—The public are
hereby informed that I have just received by the
steamer Jamestown, a lot ol superior Swedish and
Mediterranean LEECHES, which will be applied
upon the most reasonable terms. The subscriber can
be found at all hours of the day at the hair dressing
saloon under the American Hotel, 11th street, and at
night on 25th, between Main and Franklin streets.
se 14 R. C. HOBSON.
tyDR. WM. H. MILNOR, a practitioner, for the
laut twenty years, in the cities of NEW YORK and
PHILADELPHIA, begs leave to tender to the citi
zens of Richmond his services in all the branches nf
his profession. Dr. MILNOR may be found during
the day. at his office. HILL'S READING ROOM
BUILUING, corner of Main and Governor streets,
and, at night, at his residence, VIRGINIA HOUSE,
Grace street. no 7—3 m*
jy ABEL U. MAYO, ATTORNEY AT LAW
AND NOTARY PUBLIC.-Office on Franklin street,
under the Metropolitan Hall, Richmond, Va.
no 1
TO THE CITIZENS AND STRANGERS
VISITING THE CITY.—If you wish to get your
Ha>r cut and dressed in the latest and most approved
style, call on HOBSON. at the Hair Dressing, Shav
ing and Shampooning Saloon, undpr the American
Hotel.
N. B.—Hot and Cold Shower Baths can be had
daily from 6A. M. to half past 9 P. M, and on Satur
day to IIP. M.
Singie Bath 25 cents, or five tickets for $1. En
trance on 11th street. oc 28
IfT BATHS, BATHS, BATHS.—Hot, Cold and
Shower Baths can be had daily at the Hair Dres
sing, Shaving and Shampooing Saloon, under the
American Hotel—entrance on 11th street.
Single Bath 25 cents, or five tickets for $1. oc 7
tFTO BUILDERS AND OTHERS—The un
dersigned will furnish to Builders and others, LUM
BER and TIMBER, of every description, of the
best quality, for Building and other purposes, at
the most reasonable prices, to be delivered at Rich
mond on the shortest notice.
Orders left with Abet, U. Mayo, Esq., at his office
under the Metropolitan Hail, on Franklin street, will
be duly attended to.
oc6—dSm SAMUEL B. BISSELL.
HENRY G. CANNON, ATTORNEYAT
LAW, NOTARY PUBLIC, and Commissioner of
Deeds, 4tc., for New York, Pennsylvania, North Caro
lina, South Carolina, Alabama, Tennessee, Ohio,
Indiana, Missouri, Wisconsin, lowa, Ac.
Practices iu the Courts of Richmond city and Hen
rico county. Will attend promptly to all Legal and
Notarial business with which he may be entrusted.
Office on Franklin near Governor street.
»e 9—6 m
CF" PHCENIX BANK.—The Notes of this issue
will be redeemed in Richmond by H. T. PAIRO
A CO.; in Washington City by PAIRO & NOUIISE.
se 22—ts
CW ROPER t MURRAY, UNDERTAKERS,
Governor street, between Main and Franklin
I^UTS. —Almonds, Pecan Nuts, Walnuts,
-L * Palm Nuts and Filbert*. A large supply and all
fresh, just received per ichr. Gallego and for sate by
S. BONAVITA k CO.,
del N0.76 Main street.
BRANDY.— 'Castillon & Co,"
"Hennessey," "Otard, Dupuy L Co." Brandy,
half pipes, for sale by
_de 2 DAVENPORT ALLEN & CO.
Nursery fenders.-Ad additional
supply just to hand per ecbr. Gallego, and for
sale low by C.J BINTON b CO.,
de 2 Sign of the Circular Saw, 71 Main »t.
Hair dyes, hair tonics, hair
OILS, and tine POMNADES, from the best
manufacturers. For sale by
E. J. PICOT k CO.
IpAMILY AND BAKER'S FLOUR re-
X ceiviue and for f.le by J. J. FRY.
SEWING BIRDS.—A fall supply of the
above article* for ladies, for «a;p by*
de 2 BULKLEY k CO.
1 -k BLLS. PURL N. E. RUM in store
A and for tale by
da > WILLIAMS St BROTHER.
BLOCK PLANES, for Tobacco Box Ma
ker*; a tnppiy just received nerncbr. Oallero,
and for gale bj C. J. 81NTON k CO.,
, Sign of the Circular Saw,
1 71 Main*trcet.
SHIP CARPENTERS' AXES AND
ADZES—For *ale by
C. J. SINTON k CO.,
71 Main ttreet,
° e 1 Sign of the Circnlar Saw.
BL ANK BOOKS. —Manufactory I*2l
Main itreet. Merchant* and Clerk* will plea*e
hand in their order* for UM.
All kind* of binding, from the plainest to the fineat,
done in »tyle equ«l to any North or South. de 1
POE SALE—A second hand Carriage and
Apply to EDW'D. D. EACHO,
"" ' rOeneral Agent and Collector
I MUSTARD, Cheese, Bla< k
'S**'H'f® r i l " l 'C*"dle«, Jackaon'* Can
dle*, Port Wine, for talis bv
de 1 DAVENPORT. ALLENk CO.
MOUNTAIN DEW WHISKEY.—ICO
AJA bbl*. jutt received and for tale bv
da 1 DAV EN PORT. ALLEN k CO.
CAFETY FUSE.—:3O barrel# juat receir-
O «d and tor tale by
_ DAVENPORT. ALLEN fc CO.
DRACO'S FAMILY FLOUR—A «mall
■*-» lot, ground ia September, for eale by
JAMBS B. SHSLTON,
de 2 , Corner of Broad aad 4lh atrcata.
WANTS.
A UTOORAPHB WANTED—A liberal
thr fa l ff* ! * WIU F*»d for Letter* »od Autographs of
m p#r w for ,bo ** Of w>7 other die.
* th « *' Geo..
J M Va-nnm, W. Wm«W,
SS? fct
fSaPjwsS» »«sa£S.
Gen. Conway, B.«*k* r^.
Person* ab.e to sn?p]y aiyhia j of thto kind will
plasm apply immediate! v, to
C. 6. WHITE. Rookaeller,
W A M ffiS*" * «"» far'Lett^'o^;^
VyANTED immetiateljr a Nctuc, either
** (.luck or wh.te, yonug or nld. Aoplv to
A, a_tt EDWARD D. EACHO,
d * 3 ~ it 14th rree*.
W^lPrf 0 fPPKENTIt'E it the
«?i an Jc^ el fJ btwine*»—one that can
wcomrneaded It U nece«ery that h*
snouldl be active an J uprightly, and abou* l/vear. r,f
M« Enquire at this office d/sKjt
WANTE D.—For a few months, a FIRBT
lv a „ o^Inf BO T; KE fr PKR '
ly a portion of each day. If not convenient to devote
the whole until the job it completed AAA**m*
through the Port 015«e, "H." P_® d „
SITUATION adverti:
aer desires a situation a. FIREMAN and runner
of a stationary Engine. The b»*t testimonials aa to
character and competency can be produced Aroiv
at thi. office. d e I 1*
| WANT TO HIKE OK PURCfUsF
A A FIRST-RATE FEMALE COOK, (and with
al must be a first-rate Bread Baker.) She must bo
fctrong and healthy—no children at lea#t with h*r.
no 26—3taw2w» JOHN MABEM.
WANTED—I wish to rent a .Store on
~, Main St.. on the left hand «ide, between 10th
and 15th .:«. Apply to EDWaRD D EACHO
0034 General Agent and Collector.
WANTED—A YOUNG MAN to art as
v V salesman in my .tore. One that ha. had seme
expenence in the biuineae preferred. Apply imme
diatelv to
no 21 WM. WAL*H. No 43 Main street.
WANTED IMMEDIATELY—Twenty.
»v five HANDS to make Coat.. Applv to
A. LEVY, No. f>9 Main
po " Sign of the large Rod Coat.
WANTED IMMEDIATELY—Ten rood
* * TAILORS, to make Coat.. Apply to
A. LEVY, No. 59 Main at.,
oc 28 Oppoaite City Hotel.
WANTED—A young man in the Shoe
T T basine.s. One that can w«)l recommend
ed will hear of a good aituatlon by addrea-nng Box
682. Poet Office. oe 28
\\T ANTED TO RENT—(t'osaeesion to
T T be given during the moi.tb of November}—A
comforteWe Dwelling House, containing five or six
rooms. One on Shockoe Hill preferred. Apply to
E. D. EACHO,
oc *9 General Agent and Collector.
\IILLINERS WANTED—Two or
A.TJ. three good Silk Milliner*.
Apply at N. C. BARTON S,
Wb— If IDH Mainst
TVTOTICE—TO JOURNEYMEN BHOE
X™ MAKERS.—Wanted, from eight to ten good
WORKMEN, on both Ladies' and Gentlemen's
Work. To such as can make work to suit, I will give
constant employment and liberal wages
ALEX HILL,
Boot and Shoe Manufacturer,
oc 12 No. 137 Main street.
WOOD ! WOOD ! ! WOOD ! ! I—l ol
fer for sale about 2000 cords of OAK and PINE
WOOD, (standing,) at the Hermitaae and on the
Plank Road, all within 2 miles from the city. Thi«
Wood is of the best quality, and brickmakcrt or wood
dealers would do well to examiue it, before contract
in!; elsewhere.
ALSO, 1500 cords of OAK and PINE WOOD,
(standing,) on James River, 5 miles below the city,
with a good lauding. This wood may be lightered op
to the city at a moderate cost. Apply to
de I—St J M. TAYLOR.
Richmond and Danville Railroad )
Engineering Department, >
Richmond, Nov. 25th, 1853. J
PROPOSALS will be received at thia of
fice until noon, Dec. 10th. for completing the
grading and masonry on the Pittsylvania Sut/-Di
vision, including the grading of the depot lot at Dan
ville.
The profiles of the work can he seen at the Resi
dent Engineer's Office in Danville.
ANDREW TALCOTT,
no 2S—dtlOD Chief Engineer.
Garland, 4i0., ) „ _
r , ' ( Commissioners Office,
Robinson's Adm'r k Us. J R:chinond, Nov. 2d, 1853.
Those creditors of tbn e*ta'e of Portiaux Robin
son, deceased, who failed to present and establish
their claims against said estate, before the 13th day of
June last, are hereby notified and required to present
their said claims before m», on or before tne 10th
day of December next, pursuant to a decretal order
of the Circuit Court of Rich 'uond, entered on the
25th November, 1853.
. no 28—d 10th dec. WM. F DAVIS. Cora'r.
PIANO MUSIC.—JOHN REIN
HARDT recommend* himself to the citizens
of Richmond, as Professor of Music oo the
PIANO FORTE, and ax Tuner and Repairer
of fianos. He will give lessons, at regular hoar*, in
private families, and repair and tune instruments at
moderate charges.
Apply at hie residence, Second, between Marshall
and Brofd streets. no 25 lm*
i A TIME TO BUY
HAND PIANO 8,-To
J •/ Vf J [I make room for new stock, the sub
* fcriber will sell oH cheap, & number
of second-hand PIANO FORTES.
„ L „ JAMES WOODHOUSE,
Bookseller, Stationer and dealer iu Pi no Fortes.
I f| IIHDS. SHOULDER BACON
JL " 2 hhds. JOLES do
10 do SIDES do
15 bbls new LEAF LARD
Receiving and for sale low by
39 JNO. WQMBLE A CO.
TX> HOUSEKEEPERS.—Those in want
-K of SERVANTS' SHOES, of superior quality
cau LOW get suppled with those that are really
prime, warranted not to rip; some extra stout, of aU
* z es, by WM. WALSH,
Sign of the Boot, No. 43 Main St.,
no 29 Opposite G. W. Gretter's.
r SHEITARD wishes to <**<1
*" in waDt " f * 00<1 BOOTS and
SHWha, that be has now on hand a full supply of the
above goods for pentlemen, hoy* and youths, and la
dies, mieees and children. Al&o, for fVoiale servant!,
and three hundred pairs of BKOUUKS of my own
manufacture, which 1 will low. A caJl is solicited
iroin those in want. Si go of the Golden Boot, 3
doors below the old Market House.
no 24—lni THUS. SHF-PPARD.
Richmond athen.eum—the com
mittee on this Institution have mad-i arrange
ments for a course of LECTL'RHti in th» Hall of the
Athenarum, to commence oo Tl KSDAY, the 29th of
the present month. Auioi 4 those already engaged
for the course, ar«
Mr. O. P. Baldwin, Mr. 0. P R. J«me«,
Rev. T. V. Moore, Mr. Geo. Kr-d. Helmet,
Rev. Geo. D. Cummins, Pro!. Geo E. Dabeey,
Mr. Wm. M. Blackford, Prof. M Scheie de Vers
Due notice will be g>v<-n of the time when each
lecture will be delivered, aiid of tli<* suuiecta of the
several lectures. " rjo )s_t4
NOTICE TO CRKDITORS.—The cre
ditor. of the late J. BONA\ (TA will fiie with
CommiMioner Wm. K. I>a>".«, their cJaiu><>, properly
»u;heLticat«d, to enable him to uiake owe an Account
of apportionment, prepM<-&ft»rv to a payment by me.
SIMON bOX A VITA,
p " ~)-fo2w k'xecuuit <>t J. fiouavita.
A FPLES.—3 bbh. Applet) of different
*• kind*, j u*l recoivi c and fin «».'« by
S. BONAVjf* &CO-,
fa I No. 76 Main ttreet.
ITS A NOTION,
■hatthe citi*eo*of Richmond can fce humbugged
into the belief that a better article nfSODA WATER
can be had from Baltimore thaa i« m»ou 'actared in
Richmond by MeCORM U K, wh« furtiUhee hit cus
tomers with bittuptrior WATERS DAILY and
WEEKLY. Be lure to »*k for Mct'ORMACK'SSO
DA WATER, if yoa want a genuine article, at My
other in the city taofao account.
M. MrCORMACK,
de I—St* No Jut) Broad Street
NOTICE TO SI I lITERB BY
%jffM THE U. 8. S. CO.-S UNK TO PHILA
DELPHIA—Owing to the withdrawal of one of the
Steai&er* (rum the route for a abort nine, there will
be but one • week until further notice. Leaving
Philadelphia every WEDNESDAY, «t 10 tVdock, A.
M., and Richmond every WEDNESDAY, at high
water. ROBERT RANKIN,
de 1 Agent U. S. S. Co., otfcoe on the Pock-
BLACKSMITHS' TOOLS—We offer
for #al«—
Guanine Mounehole aud other Anvil*—loo to 3SO
pound*.
Solid box and other Vi«»—to mi 1 >0 lb*.
Warranted Bellow*-- at to SS i*eh»*.
Sledge and hand Hammer*, all tree*
Screw Plate* and Stock* and Die*.
Farrier'* Kolve«, "BoWh»r*' " Fti.eaad R«4?*, fc«.
C J. 81NTON ICO,
gdc $ Sigm of the Circular Saw, 71 Mat»<w>et.
I ICORICE.—GO caae* direct from Mr.
JLi Ynutria, the w*nofeott»r«r<e beale, for aaie hj
de 1 a V VKNPV*T ; ALLEN fc CO.