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LATEST mail news.
fits M*<sagk.—Six specisl raessmttjen h*v<
tfcn irom Washington to the priuci
-1 cities of th* Union, with the President's m»
P *J Ji is to be handed over to the publisher* of
' immediately on a lelegraphic notittcv
' , no fi« delivery in Congress. It is said to he
hk derate length.
\ f,va>.-ikr —C. T North, who ha* hitherto
«od for a very p' : ° u> ">» n - being a member of a
h ha» succeeded in swindling the inhabitant*
Mpriden, Conn., and vicinity, to the amount of
~ , vlO He car. ied <m a tort of private banking
*: ,«* a'id has ruined several who were weak
. ivuch to trust their ail with him. His bail have
;:.; n dcred him, and he is now in jail.
— v man named Thomas Coxtellc, was
,- c ,d with stealing wine money from a woman
v. • new Niagara fsl's A man who took her
! r!~w«* seized by Costello, last Sunday night,
'- x .\i to the river, and thrown over the precipice,
j; »• murderer fled to Canada.
Knpo vkh;on. —The foreman oi the jury of in-
P t ex tiie Knud Iverson case has at length come
! p conclusion that Knud actually came to Lie
' utb becau -e he would not steal.
From >lessina.—The brig Ckiv. Brown, at New
, »rom Mes»ma, report* that severe restrictions
, v^ n placed on American and English vessels
"•'t: *t port. The ca.Hains oi the vessels had ail
•.fried ai&iiist tlie proceedings.
,:ii: I'odv Snatching Case.— proceed*
> ii the recent body snatching case at Syracuse,
\ y have been dropped, the offending students
b \decamped.
,-uicidk.—lsrael C. Hi e, a provision dealer in
-ton, hung himself cm the morning ol the Ist.—
i aa-e. pecuniary embarrassment?. He was a
rr:cmb< of the Common Council, and Director iu
K\ : ange Bank.
Woman's Rights Convention. —We learn from
>),, New York papers, that a woman's Rights State
C iLvention aa«-'ubled at Rochester on Wednesday,
was opened with prayer by the Rev. Miss
Erown.
I'rvrns atSea —The ship Victoria arrived s t
N, w York on Thursday from London. She hadso
Oi a;Le out of 3W- paster gers.
James Durick, a merchant, belonging to Buffalo,
tu.idecly in Springfield, Mass.. on Tuesday
evening.
Col. Schouler,formerly of the Boston Atlas, has
become editor of the Cincinnati Gazette.
The Cholera at New Orleans,—Dr. Ilestor, a
<li-unsuished physician, died suddenly iu New Or
leans on Thursday, of the cholera.
Kcxuta has lett Boston tor Washington.
From Bakua-Does. —Rarr>adoes dates to Noveic
ber 4th, have been re.-eived at New York.
"The Island was more healthy. Destructive
t urncanes had injured the cane crop and done
.iainace to house*. &c. Fiour 510.75a810.87.—
Ccrn ineal $4.65a55. Rum had advanced to 55a
oOc. in consequence of large orders for England.
Few American vessel? were in port.
Prize Fight.—A despatch from Phcnixville, Pa.,
Dec. 1, says:
•The prize fight between Bradley, of Moyainen
tin®, and Sloan, alias Sluggin, of Baltimore, came
otl toiay at 2, P. M.. in Montgomery. After 11
rounds, lasting not 17 minutes, Sloan was declared
vanqui-hed, being unable to come to time. Sloan
was badly hurt. A posse of officers went from this
city, but all except one missed the right spot, and
he was powerless."
American EmaScipados in Cuba.—A Havana
correspondent of the New York Herald, writing
under date of the 219t, says:
"General Canedo has received a royal order for
the release of the tmancipadog—whi h is the open
ing of the British interest in Cuba. For the benefit
(,1 the United States, and under the impression that
it will cause much trouble in the community, he
has deferred its execution for the genius ol Gen.
l'ezuela, who is expected to arrive the first of next
week.
The Cholera at New Orleans .—The rrpor
that tbe< holera had made its appearance at New
(Means is confirmed. The Hoard of Health held
a meeting on the '23d ult., at which it was announc
ed that cases of the disease hail been reported in
different sections of the city. A despatch from that
city dated Nov. 29, says:
■ The Hoard ol Health reports 201 deaths during
last week, including 129 from cholera, the latter
mostly emigrants. Edward J. Carroll, formerly
editor of the Crescent, died yesterday. The wea
ther is rainy and sultry."
The weather has been unusually warm for the
season in that city during the past month.
The New Orleans papers of the 23ih u!t., (not
to late x the dispatch giver above.) all no'ice the
rumors of the existence of cholera in that city, but
add that they are greatly exaggerated. Theyaay
the general health of the city is good, and the wea
ther becoming much cooler.
Chauncey Johnson, the Hank robber, turns cut to
bfe an old offender, well known to the Albany po
lice as Van Liew. He wrs arrested there some
years ago, on the charge of stealing a watch, but
broke jail and escaped. Subsequently he was con
victed of some crime in Philadelphia and sent to
the penitentiary for a year or more. He is repre
sented as being a person of good address, intelli
gent, and a beautiiul penman. Capt. Rynders, it
said, claimed apart of the reward paid to officer
Keefe, on the ground that he had iuformod the lat
ter that Johnson was constancy betting at the (Jem,
(where he was arrested) and staking nothing but
bills on tiie bank of the State ol New Voi k.
Yankee Sullivan, whose arrest we noticed yester
day, is in the hands of the sheriff of Westchester
county, N. V., who claims to take him as a prisoner
lor violating his parole of honor, not to or en
gage in a tight again, given to the governor of the
•■State, who therefore pardoned Yankee, and re
leased him from the State prison a fewyears since,
where he war, under sentence for the affair of Lilly
atid McCoy. The friends and legal adviser of Yan
kee, applied to Judge Edwards, who granted a
Cut# corpus.
Washington, Dec. I.—lt Is rumored that Mr.
Gideon, proprietor of the late Republic newspaper,
lias filed a bill in Chancery against General Arm
strong, proprietor of the Union. claiming the halt
ol the prcti g of the public printing, on the basis ol
an alleged agreement entered into last Congress
between the whig and demociatic parties respec
tively, and in consequence of which agreement,
.Mr. Gideon contends, the public priotiug was given
the Union office. This is a strange development
Trouklk at the Sandwich Islands. —It ie tail
that the government has received late dispatahe*
l.oin the Sandwich Islands, which announce the
lact that a revolution threatening the deposition ol
the exiitinif government of these islands, is sup
poised to he on foot, and to be fomenting by the Bri
tish and French consuls. The object of this move
ment is to throw obstacles in the way ol a session
,j ' the islands to the U. States.
TiitAi. of Mr. Morgan at Newport.—The trial
of Win. R, Morgan, for the assault upon Mr. Hone,
ol New Yoi k, growing out of the defendant's alleged
il! treatment ol his wile, at Newport, It. i., last
summer, is now in progress before the Court of
Common Picas of Newport. Eminent counsel are
engaged on each side, aud the damages are laid at
fcSOWO.
• ao Occukrknce.—Mrs. Mary Whiting, an aged
lauy o( nearly !«) y. a rs, was burned to death in ."?ut
tou, .Mas*., on evening. Hbe was alor.e in
the house, the other members of the family being
absent at an evening meeting.
'hefoiv. Custavn* Ilines and brother, of tie
Methodist Episcopal Church, have ajlived i.i Ore
gon by the overland route.
Ward and Gibson, charged with the murder of
l.ucinda Hechrist, have been found guilty of mur
der in the first degree, at Greeusburg, Pa.
The Union line steamer Virginia was awvlti on
i uesday for #30,00U, to W. W. ,-hriver of Wheel
ing.
1 JEWS FOR SALE.-Tboae who desiro to
M. purchase PEWS in Kt. Janes' Church cat do so
bjr app.juig to toe subscriber.
, H. J. CHRISTIAN,
Tn*SM«rof Si. Jamee'Charcl:.
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS
'."fie
, R ti2r r^;%\ VE l N^^YD^-
P. VANDEI'RSEN.See'y.
.. form or proxy.
Know ALL MSI By THESE FRF.SF.NTS That
' * o 'do appoint
Z ' they or either of them, for 1, and
fiSSy•-X 4w«" nst tSEKLSfS
J^sawstr
— b "™"°
no 15—tUD
< ?^^~~ HaviD ß suld «»y entire inte-
JOS V WIVSTnTT of , NACE k w 'NSTON to
» INSTON, he alon« m authorised tn na«>
dut th«r n concern iu liquidation. All debts
dut mU,t be f aid to him - -nd all debu
due by .t uiuit be presented to him for collection.
November 2lth, 1853. M " H " NACE
J*?" by - Wr - advertisement
"•will continue the Grocery, Comminmon
and Forwarding Business at the old stand of Nace ii
I £ or<lu!] y recommend him to the pa
tronage of the old customers of the house
M. H. NACE.
c<rn & of E N a^kT^vvi^'v«™,S Cc '* intercrt the con-
Nir«?\ ii t retain the servicei Mr. W. M
the patroiiafe fil rM P«ct<ully solicit
coL.nl Of the friends and customers of the late
ITwTMtWrfir U M. n,y *•<"",r ffort * to merit it,
as we,l aa that o< the public epnerallv.
November 2Uh 1853. .| OS . P. WINSTON
liv • r J? V , ,r * initin ' Fincastle Democrat and
uo i—l« W P ' COPI three times *
VOllCh.— rhe undersigned bee to in
i f '» ro ' th e public that C. A. BOTTCHER will
eave for Europe about the middle of this month, for
L. msking purchases and supplyinß us
wi.h a.I the new fashions for the coming ik*ason.
v> e ihaal therefore offer our present well-a««H>rted
TR IMMINOS. FANCY AND VARIETY
CONSIDERABLY REDUCED PRl
and respectfully solicit a call fiotn all in want
of any of the above named Goods.
Orders for any special article in our line will be re
ceived, and promptly attended to.
, , HIRSH t EOTTCHER,
no2;t-i m » 179 Broad >t
Oij SMALL GARDEN FARM, MEAK
JbLi. RICHMOND, FOR SALE OR RENT PRI
VA'i ELY.—For sale or rent, a HOUSE, with three
acres oi Land attached, lying on the North of
the bt-Kiy. Run Road, immediately in the rear of Mr.
Valentine Heckler's. The dwelling contains 5 rooms,
'.n good repair, and has a well of excellent water in
the yard, yard trees, out houses, &c.
To'any person wantine a small market garden, or
home near the city, this may be considered a rare
chance, rossessiou can be given immediately,
no 30 It* HUNDLEY & BRO.
#5 £ FLOWERS! FLOWERS!.'—I
ejjrVSr am prepared to furnish CAMELIA JAPO
{JEWSNICA FLOWERS, BOQUETS, PYRA
—MIDS, CUT FLOWERS, tc. &c' for par
ties, at the shortest notice.
Also, ROSES, EVERGREENS, FRUIT TREES
ORE f E/HOU D |Epl^TS. er With * loto,
x.^°,P r vT firs - r *' ceW ' t ' <1 at <he store of R. M. ZIM
MERMAN, 253 Main street, for everything in my
JAMES GUEST,
fHoilywood Nursery,
Near the new Western Public Souare.
no 29—eoSt*
PRIME KOJLL BUTTEK
New Bacon HAMS and SIDES
Pine Apple. Imitation English and New York
State CHEESE
No. 1 New and Old LARD
No. 1 BUCKWHEAT, in small bags
Choice TEAS, at low prices
SPICES, CATSUPS. MUSTARD
HERRINGS, in half and whole bbls
N». 2 and 3 MACKEREL
SUGARS
Sperm, Adamantine and Tallow CANDLES.
™£S ( ' lher with a general variety of FAMILY GRO
CERIES. For sale bv
, „ HUNDLEY & BROTHER,
oe * Franklin street.
GJ.LORIOU& NEWS.—You can Und, at
* GOLDSMITH'S chepp store, No. 41 Main St.,
great bargains in dry goods, as he has just received a
large lot of dry goods from auction. Merrimack and
Cocheco calicoes, at only 10 cents, and a large lot of
other styles at 8 cents; De Laines, Flannels, Diapers,
and a large iot Ginghams, in Sleeves, Collars, Chemi
se: tes. and o'her Embroideries. He cannot be out
done. Blankets, Kerseys, Linseys, Cassinets, Jeans,
Sheetings, Coaks, Capes, and a very large assortment
ot S;lks, which will be sold at sucn prices to please,
at:d give satisfaction to any and all who favor him
with a call. lio 30
JAMESTOWN. — Merchants
others ordering goods from Xeic York
by ttie steamship JAMESTOWN, will bear in mind
that she leaves New York lor Richmond every Satui
dsy afternoon at 3 o'clock. Returning, she leaves
this place lor New York via Norfolk every Tuesday
afternoon, at 4 o'clock.
The ROANOKE is not on the route at present
Due notice will be given when her tripe are resumed.
For lurther information enquire of
no 30 LUDLAM & WATSON.
r- "ETh CHANGE OF HOUR OF
ii..rs.v.Si.',*ihSTAßTl NO FOR PORTSMOUTH
AND hOKf'ULK.—The steamer CURTIS PECK.
Captain John Davis, will regularly leave the wharf at
Rocketts every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
mornings, at half past six o'clock precisely, and re
turn cach alternate day. leaving Norfolk at the same
hour, 6£ o'clock, and will touch at all the regular
landings on the river, going and returning,
no 29 R O HASKINS.
(JTIIJL THEY COME.—liy the James
O town and Roanoke I continue to receive the
latest and most fashionable styles of COATS,
PANTS and VESTS now worn.
I have also on hand a large assortment of SCARFS
CRAVATS, STOCKS, SHIRTS, COLLARS, Sic.
HENRV SHAKER,
no 21 Corner Main and 14ih streets.
KEMIUM VENETIAN liLIND S . —
GEO. W. ZIMMERMAN, Venetian filind Ma
ker, No. (il Arch street, Philadelphia.
Constantly on hand a general assortment of Blin<fe,
wholesale and retail, at the lowest prices.
The citizens «f Richmond and vicinity are respect
fully informed that haviug appointed Messrs HAB
LISTON U BROTHER, No. 18 Governor street,
Agents-, all orders left with ihern will meet with
prompt attention, and Blinds furnished at PHILA
DELPHIA PRICES. no lt>—3njis
BANK STOCK.—i am authorized to
sell 51 shares of Bank of Virginia, and 20 shares
of Farmers' Bank Stock. Apply to
GEO. D. FISHER,
At office of Crenshaw St Fisher, on the North
no 9—ts side of the B^sin.
\ MOKKIS, V 7 Main street, has just
V • received—
Life of Benjamin Robert Haj'don, Historical Pain
ter, from his Autobiography atid Journals, edited and
compiled by Tom Taylor, in 2 vols. Price il To.
History of Greece, by George Grate, Esq., volume
11; just published. Price 73c.
The Young Ladies' Home, by Mis. Tuthill, a new
edition, with engraved frontispiece.
History of England, in verse, from the invasion of
J alms Citsar to the present time, by Hannah Town
send, third edition, illustrated. no 23
TRAVELLING BLANKETS.—A va-
X riety of Travelling Blankets, some very superior.
Merino und phish Mufflers.
Dogskin, buckskin, undressed kid, lined Berlin, and
othsir styles winter Glove* for gentlemen
Boy's Cmsiinere and lined Berlin Gloves, at 99 Main
street.
no -'9 CHRISTIAN k LATHROP
Fine moroccoportmonaaiek.-
Petri. Ivory and Shell inlaid, and Morocco
Portmouuaics, with rickly gilt end polished steel
frames, one and two inside pockets, for gold and sil
ver coin. For sale by
bo 28 R. M. ZIMMKRMAN.
English mustard ofsup^
quality, ground PKPPER, GINGER and ALL
SPICE, for sale by
no 23 GEO I. HERRING.
COUP DIGESTERS—Lined with Pore*
O lain, assorted sizes, for sale by
no 28 CJ. SINTON k CO.,
S'gn of the Circular Saw, 71 Main »t.
OVEKING'S LOAF, CRUSHED AND
POWDERED SUGAR, receiving and for sale
by | no 2KJ E. H. SKIN KER, Carv street.
pRESCOTT HOUSE, BY MRS. M. J.
A GOKP, two doors above the Farmers'and Virgi
nia Bar. ks has been recently opened for the reception
Of BOARDERS Several families cau be accommo
dated wi:h desirable rooms; also, vacancies for 15 or
20 day boarders. nov 23—Im*
SHINGLEto. —65,000 tw»'lve-iuch Bunch
Shingles; 11.000 ten-inch do do. Laudiug from
schr. Cupid, and for sale by
oo 30 JNO. WO MB LI k CO.
BROTHER JONATIIAN.-GE U RGE
M. WEST has for sale Brother Jonathan, for
Christum. Price 12 cent*. no £9
RED EYE ONCE MORE —12.000 Red
Eye Bcgsrt, s n«w and very superior brand
America. El CfpiWlio, Weuarciti, and a
great variety oT ottrr.cholei Iwands. For ssU bV
** 2 AXEJC. DUVAL, IU Mau.it,
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
SETTLEMENT OF THE METHODIST CHURCH
PROPERTY SUIT.
Nkw \ owe, Dec. 2.—The ruit relative to the pre
perty of the Mcthodlat Churrh, North and South,
which hut been • *übject of litigation dace the *e
pa rat ion, wan aettled to-day. The term* of arttle.
rnent anp—an equal division of the property be
tween the Northern and Southern Mellon*.
THE MARKETS.
Nkw Yoait, Dec. 2.—Sale* of IP,OOO bbl*. Flour,
- r »0,000 bushel* Wheat and 6j,000 buahela Corn.
Themarket i* firm and price* buoyant.
Baltimore, Dec. 2.—Pale* of GOO bbla. Flour at
86 6t? to <6.75. Grain quiet.
I AM BERT S LOri EKY OFFICE,
xTrf„ N JP- 3 NORTH CALVERT STREET, BALTI
MORE, OPPOSITE BARNUM'S HOTEL—The
purchase or *aie of Lottery Ticket* within the State
?' being now in violation of law, and at
tended with a hmvy penalty on conviction, the rtib
•criber would respectful !y *olicit the order* of hi*
rnend* and other* who m«y feel disponed to purchase.
Having been a resident of Richmond for upward* of
J e 1 n L a o d beiD * P""? generally known
throughout the State, he deem* it al:no*t unnecesaarv
to give any further assurance that all bmine** confi
ded to hun will be promptly and properly attended
ty"Package«, single ticket* and shares, in all the
Maryland Lotteriea, for sale
I* The printed official drawing* *ent to correa
pondentsby the first mail.
tsT"Prirca cashed at sight
„&*■?,. THOMAS LAMBERT,
no 2*-if t* Baltimore. Md.
negative electric fluid.—
Ihlfi L OF CALHOUN COUNTY—We,
\F( (T rPi ,'w. v^',,wi ' n,! "<' d ,he etiect « of the
f E ELECTRIC FLUID, either on our own
persons, families or neighbors, in the treatment of
'ever* of various forms, cheerfully add or,r testiinrny
aa \ on 8 ,il ? many, who are satisfied it pos-
TiT rn,ent It*etfects are pl-asant, prompt.
In* 7, hAT gre * t Te r? a to be '' ft ve, perfectly safe,
and it ha* been used in hundred* of ca*e* 10 thia
efl3'pT, Uy ' T £* cnret . ha^e alm«st invariably been
effected in bo abort a time, and with so little incon
vemence, as to be truly surprising and wonderful.
Harvey Lent,
Iskam Simons,
John W. Lee, M. D.,
C. M. Moshf.r,
S. C. Merrill,
8. B. PETTEB,
P. Knappen,
James Halladav,
Carolus H Birch,
_ . „ M. Barney.
T. A. De NORMANDIE, State Asent
Battle Creek, Michigan, June 24, 185 S. *
particulara and proofs see pamphlets, to be had
gratia o! the Agent*.
Price SA cents and $1 per bottle. For sale bv
no PURQELL, LADD fc CO.
IySSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNER
SHIP.—The Co-partnership heretofore exist
ing between REEVE t BLAIR, was dissolved on
the 12.1 i August, by mutual consent.
E. PAYSON REEVE.
„ . . 3 ~. JOHN H. BLAIR.
Having purchased of Mr. E. P. Reeve hU share of
the business heretofore conducted under the firm of
Keeve fc. Blair, 1 hope by strict attention to the bu
siness to merit accmtinuttt.ee of the patronage so li
berailv extended to the late concern. Persons in
debted to the late concern will please make pay
ment to the undersigned, wh» will settle the busi
ness ol the firm. JOHN 11. BLAIR.
November 22. 1853.
\/ r IROLNIA cannot produce a remedy
▼ showing more home certificate*, of the highest
standing in our communitv, than BAKER'S CELE
BRATED PREMIUM BITTERS in the cure of
Dyspepsia, Nervous Head-Ache, Heartburn, Bour
Stomach or any derangement of the bowels, or Spine
Affections, fcc. We invite those suffering with the
above diseases by all means to give them a trial and
get relieved of your suffering.
Price 50 cents per bottle. For sale by Messrs. Ptjj
cell, Ladd St -Co., Bennett 41 Beers, Alexandei
Duval, Adie fc Gray, Charles Millspaugh, and Drug
gists generally throughout the city. Also, by Todd 1
Christian, Petereburg; D. R. Lyman, Lynchburg; King
fc Toy, Norfolk; Dr. E. Camm, Williamsburg.
15" Orders addressed to E. BAKER, Richmond
Va., will receive prompt attention. no 15
pARPETINGS, OIL CLOTHS, &e —
subscriber has on haud a handsome assort
ment of TAPESTRY; Velvet, Three-ply, Ingrain
and Venetian CARPETING. A "so. a handsome «*-
sortmentof FLOOR and TABLE OILCLOTHS of
the best quality and latest patterns. All of which
wiil be sold at the lowest prices
, _ vt , WILLIAM BOOTH,
" e ' '*■ fro. 140 Main street, corner 12th.
BALTIMORE MINERAL WATER—
MJ Flavored with real Sargaparilla, Ginger. Lemon
and Ambrosia, received fresh every week. The sub
scriber will furnish other houses with P. Babb's Pre
mium lop, at the same price they have been paving
for an inferior article. For something extra, drop in
ani try this, and you will be sure to come agnin to
ALLEN'S Arbour.
CURE FOR THE BLUES-1 he stray
Yankee in Texas. A book of tn<
Barrington's Sketches ol his own 1 ~f W it
and humor.
Moore's Life of Sheridan—a very t-i ; , • art;.
Haydon'sAutibrography—a worn 01 wt i.ierit.
Together with many new and popul ■; hooks.
JAMES \V UO.DHOUSE,
a 0 Eagle Square.
r PO CAPITALISTS.—V ALUABLE
A REAL ESTATE FOR SALE IN STAUNTON.
1 am authorised to sell, on very accommodating
terms, the valuable property in the town of Staun
ton, owned by Henry W. Moncure, Esq. It consists
"I [wo large -Lois known as the Matthews lot and the
Hill lor, and of tbe property known by the
the FACKLER MILL PROPERTY. Each of the
first two lots may be divided so as to afford most de
sirable sites for buildings, being in the central part of
the town. The value of the Mill Property cannot be
two highly estimated—it occupies one entire square.
The water is sufficient to operate two mills, there be
ing a fail of forty eight feet, and the stream of water
being unfailing and uniform. It lies within a short
distance of the railroad depot. For a cotton, woolen
or iron manufactory, or for a flour mill and a grist
mill, the site cannot be surpassed.
Such credit will be given on the Mill Property that
a man of eutjrprise can realize the payments out of
the profits of the mills. Address
HUGH \V. SHEFFEY,
„ , Agent for H. \V. Moncure.
Stennton, Nov.J2g, 1853. no 29—6t
DR, HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BIT
TERS, prepared by Dr. C. M. JACKSON,
justly reckoned amongst our >no*t valuable medi
cines. In cases of dyspepsia, it acts like tnagic,
strengthening the tone of the stomach, stimulating
the digestive powers and giving ruddy health to the
cheek aud brightness to the eye. There are thou
sands in this community who can ttstify to their vir
tues, and thousands will hereafter add their testi
mony- no 30—d&c3w
HOLLOWAY'S ointment and
PILLS HAVE CURED A BAD LEG, AFTER
THIRTEEN YEARS OF SUFFERING.—Mrs. Anne
Smith, of Heinel Hempstead, suffered with wounds
in her leg for thirteen years, during which period she
was und»-r some of the cleverest surgeons 01 the
a°e, both in town and country, and, notwithstanding
all their experience, none of them could heal this
dreadful bad leg. Mrs. Smith finding ail their reme
dies useless, was persuaded to give Holloway's Oint
ment and Pills atrial, and these medicines cured her
in an incredible short space of time, and she now
feels a pleasure in boasting of trie wonderful ef£ca<*y
of Hoileway'sOintment and Pill*.
Sold by the Proprietor, 224. Strand, (near Temple
Bar.) Loudon, and by ail respectable Venders of Pat
ent Medicines throughout the British Empire and by
those of the United State*, in Pots and Bokp* at 374
cents °7 cents, and $1 50 eaeb. Wholesale br the
principal Drug Houses in the Union, and by Messrs
A BHD. SANDS, New York, and P URCE LL, LAD I'
i. CO., Richmond, Va.
There is very considerable saving in taking the lar
ger sizes.
N. B. Directions for the guidance of Patient* are
affixed to each Put or Box. no 30 Iw
GREAT REDUCTION IN *
THE PBICE OF HATS AND BOOTS. m
From fifteen to twenty per cent saved by buy
ing from J. H ANTHONY, Columbian Hotel
Building, Richmond.
Moleskin HATS, of best quality $3 50
Do do second do (#;
Fashionable SILK HATS 50
Fine caif'skin sewed BOOTS, '.."3511
Fine calfskin sewed SHOES "2 25
J 11. ANTHONY has made arrangements with
one of the best makers in the citv of Philadelphia to
supply him with a handsome and substantial calfskin
sewed BOOT, which he will sell at the unprecedent
ed low price of ?3 50. ,j e j
'rilE INVALID'S OWN BOOK.
X a coUection of receiprs for preparing diet for the
sick—price 50 eta. Ju«t received and for sale by
•*. MORRIS, *7 Main etreet.
Also for sale-
Harper lor December.
Putnam for do.
Godev and Graham fur December.
Hunt's Merchant*' Magazine.
. N , e * ition °£ Yemas.ee, a romance of Carolina,
by W Gilmore Simms—#l 25. ,) e j .
RATES! GRATES!!—TIN WARE^
kc' l have r.ow on hand the largest and be*'
•elected assortment of Berlin enamelled GRATES
and FENDERS ever offered for sale in this State,
comprising all the latest and most beautiful styles-
Egypt.an French, English and American, all manu
factured in the veTj best manner, and will be add
low,
vPjiV tOT ROOMING, OUTTERS and
PlrE& executed with diap&trh.
J&ynl aaaortmeut of TIN WARE conatantly
Country ordera promptly attended to.
, , ... PAUL B AiiOAMIN,
d* I—St* lbth air•«!, tcu dary.
, AUCTION 1 SALES.
FUTURE DAYB. *T'
r |!KU»TEI2B' SALE OF KEOROKS,
r> .FURNITURE, BRICKS, Itc.—Br virtue of a
Deed of Tru*t, executed to the rabacriber* by John
llntche*on and wife, dated September sth, IW3, aod
duly recorded in the Clerk'* Office of Henrico
count*, we *b*U proreed to sell, at the reiidence of
e *r n » un Church HID, at public auction, on
TUESDAY, pecember 20th, 1853, all the perawial
El2K£'''..J2 r ._4f'' in deed, consisting of THIR
TEEN NEGROES (men women and children;) all
the hou*eho!d and kitchen furniture one hone, one
carriage and (tear, carta, cow*. lie , fcc.
Alio, one kiln ol BRICKS nnburnt, a lot of wheel
barrow*, brick mould*, fcc.
The brick* will be sold on four month*' credit, for
approved endorsed negotiable note*.
Negroes, Furniture, fcc., fcc., ca*h.
Al*o, one acre of Ground, fronting 165 feet on 3gth
and 165 feet on 27th ttreet, running back 132 feet,
new u*ed a* a brick-yard.
THOS. J. STARKE,!™.
J. D. U. BROWN, 5 Tru*tee*.
de I—JawJtfcdtd* |
JOHN R. D PAYNE, Saleaman.
A IJCTION SALE OF FACTORY FIX
TURES.—W ill be (old on WEDNESDAY, 7th
initant, at 11 o'clock, at the Factory formerly occu
pied by « alton fc Pendleton, on Cary. between 20th
and 21st streets, a lot of FACTORY FIXTURES, em
u/acing a very complete *et for the manufacturing
buaineaa. The above fixture* are nearly new and a
good opportunity i*now offered for those in wa.it to
supply therißelve*. The aasortment consixts in part
9' *' lr .* e Screw*, I2*:uall do.. 4 B'* Mill*, 2 lb*, do ,
2 half da , 2 s'* do , 1 fire proof Sale for book*, 3 large
Flattening Mill* or Pota, 2 item Presses, 1 large Boi
ler, 1 small do., 4 Stove* and Pipe*, 2 pair Platform
Balance*—together with all the usual article* for con
ducting the business. Al*o, several lots of Timber.
Tf.rms—Cash for all amount* nuder $50; over
■I months credit with approved negotiable paper,
de 2 A. A. WALTON.
BY JNO. R. D. PAYNE, Salesman.
Household fukniture at
AUCTION—A gentleman declining house
keeping, will sell on THURSDAY, the Bth inst.. at 10
o clock, in the school-room in rear of the
Baptist Church, a lot of mahogany FURNI-
Tußh, nearly new, consistinjr in part of mahogany
do. Rocking Chairs, do. Parlor do.. Bedsteads,
Mattrasses, Cookitg Sto\e, Book Case, Oil Cloth,
Matting, and many other useful articles
i'erms cash.
'"• 2 R. CAUTHORN.
iIY RICHARD CAUTHORN.
PUBLIC SALE OF CORN, FODDER,
STRAW, THRESHING, MACHINE, WAGON,
FARMING UTENSILS, fcc.— The eubscriber, in
tending to remove to the county of Chesterfield, will
sell at public auction, at his residence, five miles from
Richmond, on the Deep Run Turnpike, about 10ft
barrels Corn, blade and top fodder, Shucks, 5 stacks
of Straw, one Cart, cne Wagon, Threshing Machine,
b arming Utensils, L/C.
The sale will take place on TUESDAY, 6th Dec.,
if fair, it not, the next fair day, at 11 o'clock, A M
Terms at sale.
ci « k j v , WILLIS w COWLING.
Sale couducted by IL Cauthorn.
P. S. The subscriber grateful for the liberal pat
ronage bestowed, w ill continue, as heretofore, to fur
nish his patrons with ICE, the ensuing vear.
de 2 W. W. COWLING.
BY OODDIN iL APPtRsuN
Houses & lots at rocketts
AND FORT MAYO FOR SALE AT AUC
TION.—WiII be sold on AfONDAY AFTERNOON
the 12tli December, 18">3, upon the premi*e* coml
mencmg at 3* o'clock, 143 feet of Oround, at Rock
etts, on tbe south side of Lester street, on which
there stands 5 framed Tenements, occupied as stores
&c., and yielding fur rents, and adjoining the proper
ty ot Mr Hiram W Tyler on the South, and the pro
perty of Mr. J. B. Royster on the Norih. It will be
divided to suit purchasers.
After which, will be gold 8 handsome Building
Lots 111 Port Mayo, 4 of them fronting on Louisiana
street, and 4 fronting on Orleans street, and adjoin
ing on the East, Powhatan Warehouse property.
Terms—One-third cash; balance at 3 and ti months
for negotiable notes, interest added, and title re ain
ed till last note is paid.
de 2 OODDIN fc APPERSON. Aucts.
VALUABLE BUSINESS STAND ON
T THE SOUTH SIDE OF THE BASIN BE
TWEEN 11th AND 11TH STREETS, FOR SALE
AT AUCTION.—WiII be sold on THURSDAY the
15th day of December, 18.58, upon the premises, com
mencing at 1 o'clock, that large three story 'Brick
Tenement on Canal street, on the south side of the
Basin, between 10th and 11th streets, now occupied
as a tavern staud, but admirably adapted to a whole
sale grocery and commission house. Connected with
the main building is a large building two stories high.
18} feet by 88 feet, extending to the allev in rear
having an a'ley to the side, belonging rxcfvshely to
this property, running the entire depth thereof. The
lower story of which is built of stone, 20 incites
thick, and the upper story of substantial brickwork,
covered with slate, and recently buiit with reference
to the storage of heavy goods. The location of this
property (having a front oil the Easin, and extending
in rear nearly to the ship locks connecting the Basin
with the Dock.) re*>muiends it to the attention of
capitalists, or to t! may want a business hou«»
convenient to and liasin.
Tl.tws— balance at one and two
years, for neg interest added, secured
by a trust deed.
oct k APPERSON, Auct».
P. h. the above sal* will
be sold the Framed Stif e and Dwelling, r.t the corner
of Caual and 10th streets, now occupied by Mr Thos
C ;, Ba LV' r ° nti °8 15 fect > running oack -!9 feet' to an
alley 3 feet wide.
Tf.rmj.—One-third cash, balance at three and aix
mouths tor negotiable notes, interest added and title
retained until last note shall be paid
del—dtd OODDIN & APPERSON. Anrts
Most \aluable real estate
ON 15TH, BETWEEN MAIN AND CARY
STREETS. FOR SALE AT A UCTI ON—Will be
sold on TUESDAY AFTERNOON, the 6th Decem
ber, ISM 3, upon the premises, commencing at 1 o'cl'k
that most valuable Brick Slore and Warehouse (it
b'ing oce of those recently occupied by the late firm
of S. McGruder & Sons.] on the eastern line of 15th
street, between Miin and Cary streets, fronting on
said I.sth st 28 8-12 feet, running back 119 feet to an
alley 22 feet wide The main store extends in rear
about ICO feet, besides ashed in rear, fronting on the
said alley. The buildings are all new, and are located
in a part of the city where storehouses are in great
demaud. It is believed that there is no real estate in
market, at this time, which ofier greater inducements
to capitalists, in which to invest their funds.
Terms—One Fourth cash, balance at six, twelve
and eighteen months, for negotiable notes, interest
added, secured by a trust deea or title retained.
ao2B GODDIN it APPERSON
Y ALUABLE T ELEMENTS ON
FRANLIN, BETWEEN 22d AND 23D STS
FOR SALE AT AUCTION —Will be sold on TUES
DAY, the 6th December, upon the premises com
mencing at 3i o'clock, TWO TENEMENTS, (one
brick, the other wood,) on the southside of Franklin
between 22d and 23d sireets, each fronting about 22
feet, running bßck 81) feet.
Terms made known on the day of sale.
, , OODDIN ii. APPERSON,
no 24—dtJ Auct*.
SALE.—We are authorized to sell
a NEGRO WOMAN and CHJLD, to remain in
the city, or its vicinity. This woman is about 28 years
old, is sold for no fault, is said to be a woman of excel
lent deposition, very honest, a venj- good house ser
vant, cleans very nicely, does plaineewing very well,
is fond of children, and no doubt would make a good
nurse Apply to TOLER it COOK,
pov 2* J Pearl street.
Anew, safe and simple re-
MEDY FOR COUGHS, COLKS. ASTHMA
HOARSENESS, &c.-LEONARD'S .NSTANT RE
LIEF AND SPEEDY CURE.
The proprietor having tned this valuable Medicine
for several year*, both in New York and London,
with great tuccese, and from the number of cures al
ready effected in and abfrut Richmond, Le is induced
to offer it publicly. It is an agreeeule Medicine:
equally safe lor the infsnt as the adult—to lie had in
2.) and 50 cent bottlee, at tbe corner of 4tliand Broad
street*. Richmond, Va.
no 21—ts THOS. LEONARD k CO.
ITH m CENTRAL ROAD
51PEN TO LITTLE TUN
NEL.—On MONDAY, 26th inst., th*? car* will com
mence runiiin? from tbe little Tunnel.
The hour of leaving will be 10J A. M., and arrive
10 Richmond before dark.
°° E. H. GILL. Sup't.
fijj! NOTlCE.—Ladies and (fentltmen,
mif you want BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS
Jf CARPET BAGS and VALICE.S, of good
quality, either for yourself; children or ser
vants, go to ALEX. IIILL'S, where you will find
every article you want in his line, and at prices that
will not fail to please. no 25
Removal— r. duquesne r«*pect
fully informs the public that he has removed
his store from his former s*»nd, opposite the Banks,
to No 207, square above tbe Banks, where he will be
pleased to serve his customers and the public at large
with an entirely new stock of goods, recently pur
chased in Paris by himself. DO 18 f g
WINTER AT HAND SURE.—ARKJ-
T » VAL OK MORE CLOTHING.—At tbia late
period of the ifuon, the atnck of CLOTHING in
■tore at No 102 ia much too larce. and moat be
reduced be for* the »easoD advance! much farther
connertiiently very (treat indnrementa wi!) be offered
warm Winter Clothine. Eii«-
l • German, and American Reaver Petera
h*m, Pilot, and Oak'« mixed Overcoau Kren'ch nlaid
and fancy mixed bnaincaa Kr.eVi, blacV, browi and
olive cloth wadded PYocka, auifalle for dre.a or buil
neaa purpnaea, large lot of black doeakiu Pauta. great
variety of fancy caaaimere Panfa, all aradea and
pricea, aatin, ailk, cloth, ailk-velvef, wool-velvet and
caaaimere Veata, merino onder Simla and Drawer*.
ST'uw M *' kc An ° f whicb wiU rold lo w "
Nn 102 Mais at.
no 26 KEEN, CHILES fc BALDWIN.
S U^F? E CLIPPED HERRINUS,
kJ bright aud food, for eaJe low by
** 1 JOHN H, CLAiBORNE.
murium DAYS. ~
AUCTioif.
raBUvO&H&iSRt
- r. w. aytaspstc
QKA CARps l^nT?~ LLEl< k co -
OOU S£SF* r I gWB, SHOES AND
DAY, 14th Deecmber WEDNEB
our auction (tore, gei — - "II at 10 o'clock > t
HATS, all fre.b and*2£3uS2? >
Gent* Gna drea* «•■»«"*• «f
Do C.lf Boot««. r U .
Youth'* and boy'a Calf 4,
Men'* Kip io
Women'* extra *hte* Bout*. » 1(V . u_ . *
Do Spring Heel do
Children*' and Miete*" faucv
Women'* Buskin* and Tie* ™
Hungarian Boot*
Men and Boy'* heavy Boot* and Broi»„.
Silk Hat* and Wrapping Paper.
TeaMs-Undar «100ca*h; fIOO and ovar A
credit, for approved paper. ®<»»tha
*- 1 DAVENPORT. ALLEN fc CO. A B <-t.
B« lrioa. W. IvKESKK.
forrtcE at cr.o. j. scmnrr's, pearl street.)
Household and kitchen fur.
NITURE. FINE YOUNG COW, fcc, AT
AUCTION.—WiII be told at auction oo TUESDAY
next, the 6th of December, commencing at 10 o'clock,
at the residence of Mr*. Muae, upper end of Clay
*" of h " r Household aod Kitchen FURNI
-1 UKf, consisting ol the imjal variety
Also, one fine young COW. raised in the city.
de 1 THOMAS W. KEESEE, Auctr.
BY THOMAS W. KEESEE.
T ARGE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD and
AJ KITCHEN FURNITURE.—Ma*. J. B. Abbott
u« v ,M?> . h °u«ekeeping. will sell at auction on
MONDAY, Dec. jrth, ar 10 o'clock, at her Boarding
t. V* e ' Bosher'* Row. No*. 229 and 231, Main *t-eet,
all her Household and Kitcheu Furniture, compri*-
mg a very large and varied assortment.
tAlso, a fine toned Piano, of S;odard, Worceiter
« t) B ;am make.
Terms—Under $50 cash, over that 3 month* credit
tor approved paper.
Sale to be conducted by
THOS. W. KEESEE, Auct.
MRS. HF.ISKELL. from Auguata, having taken the
above Houae*, will be prepared on TUESDAY next
the 6th inst., to accommodate the member* of the'
Legislature, or familie*, with Board at moderate
rßt(,g - de 2—3 c
BY GODDIN fc APPERSON.
XTALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON CA
v R\, BETWEEN 20TH AND 21ST STREFTq
f OR; SALE AT AUCTION.-Will be Jold on f
URDA\ afternoon, the 10th December, 1853, upon
the prerr.i*e*, commencing at 4 o'clock, a valuable lot
on the north line of Cary, between 2uth and 21st sts
JV n * f. feet o n Cary street, running back the
depth of the lot to an alley.
Terms—One-third cash; balance at 4 and 8 mouth*
for negotiable note*, interest added, lecured bv a
trust deed, or title retained.
.. , . LOUIS C.H. FINNEY,
Administrator. fcc., of Geo. Scberer, dec'd.
Sale conducted by OODDIN t APPERSON, Auc
tioneer*. no 30—dtd«
CALE OF HOKSES, MULES, COWS,
KJ HOGS, CORN. FODDER SHUCKS STRAW
h OUBEH(JLD FUR
o.I A ' h V be ,old on THURSDAY, the
Bth day o[December, 13. >3, at "High Meadow," on
* Br "j? e about 1J mile* East of the city
ot Richmond, all the Personal Estate on the said
farm, consisting of a most valuable parcel of Horses.
Mules, Cows. Hogs, Corn. Foddfr, Shucks, Straw
Farming Implements, Household Furniture, Jic.
Teems—All sums under $.jO, cash; over' that
amount, 4 months credit for approved endorsed ne
gotiable paper.
no 29 GODDIN & APPERSON, Auctr.
XTALUABLE NEW BRICK TENE
▼ MENT ON THE PLANK ROAD. AT ITS IN
TERSECTION WITH MADISON STREET. FOR
«iTi v UC ?' i VII I * ol,i at auction oil
THURSDAY, the Bth December, 1853. at 4 o'clock
few ■ '-ew brick Tenement on the North line of
the Plank R«ttd and W eat line of Madison street,
containing 8 rooms, with servants, coai and cow
houses, and well of water in the yard. The Lot fronts
30 feet, running back ISO feet.
Terms—One-third cash; balance at 4, 8 and 12
months for negotiable notes, interest added and title
retained.
no 29 OODDIN fc APPERSON, Auctr.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON
r „ MAIN, BETWEEN 7th AND BTH STREET?,
FOR SALE AT AUCTION—WiII be sold, on WED
NESDAY afternoon, the 7th Decr..lßsS, upon the pre
mises commencing at 4 o'clock, 1 of those new houses,
on the south side of Main, between 7th and Bth sts.
The house is three stories high above the basement,
has four passages and ten rooms, all handsomely tin
ished, and built of the best materials, with all the mo
dern improvements and conveniences, such as »as
water close ts. bathing room, fcc., lie. Oood kitchen'
servant's rooms, fcc.
Terms—Sl-i-V) payable 6th September, 18fi2, to Mis*
ranees B. Eggleiton, with interest payable quartet -
ly ; and the balßnce in the following manner, viz • 1
cash, balance at 4,8, and 12 months, for negotiable
nates, interest added, secured by a trust
no 28 GODDIN fc APPERSON.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN Dl T
VAI.'S ADDITION FOR SALE AT AIJC
TION.—WiII he sold, on the pre mines, ou MONDAY,
sth Dec'r, I 8"3, c- mmencing at 3£ o'clock. P. M., that
valuable grocery staud on 2d street, near the new bu
rying ground. The lot fronts6o feet on the west line
of 2d street, running back on Baker street, 129 feet.
Also, a neat residence on St. Stephen street, be
tween Charity and Baker streets, suitable for a small
family.
Terms—One-third cash, balance at 3 and 6 months
for negotiable notes, interest added and title retained.
no 28 GODDIN i. APPERSON.
BY JAMES M. TAYLOR.
House and jlui on clay st.,
NEAR CENTRAL RAILROAD, AT AUC
TION.—On THURSDAY, Bth December, at 4 o'clk,
J . M., upon the premises, will be sold that Framed
House and Lot on the south side of Clay street ad
joining the Central Railroad. The House contains 4
rooms, with a kitchen—all in good order. The lot
fronts 26 feet aud runs back 1.50 feet, more or less —
Ftorn its convenience to the heart of the city and the
Central Depot, this property is desirable as a resi
dence for those having business at either place
Terms—One-third cash, balance at 4 and 8 months
with interest aud satisfactorily secured.
. , JAMES M. TAYLOR,
" e *—<*«! Auctioneer.
90 head of improved cattle
FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-l will sell at my
farm ou the VVeetham Plank Road, two miles from
the city ef Richmond, on FRIDAY, the 9th day of
December next, at 12 o'clock, 23 head of superior
breeds of MILCH COWS, consisting of Ayreshires,
Durhams and Devon*. Most of these cattle have
been raised 011 my farm, and for several of them, ex
hibited at the recent State Agricultural Fair pre
miums w» re awarded.
Terms—Notes at 4 months with interest, satisfac
torily endorsed. B. W. HAXALL.
James M. Taylor, Auct. no 30—dtd
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON
BROAD streex, AT AUCTION.-Od SA
TURDA\, 3d December, at 4 o'clock P. M., upon
the premises, will be sold 8 half-acre Lots on the up
per end of Broad street, opposite to the Richmond
College. These Lots front on Broad street and run
back to the Richmond and Fredericksburg Railroad,
and are the most beautiful and desirable Lot* in that
rapidly improving part of the street, just beyond the
city.
Those in want of a really fine kit, and in one of
the best neighborhoods about the city, would do well
to attend, as the sale will take place tbe day above
named (if fair,) without limit or reserve.
Terms at sale.
u °2B JAB. M. TAYLOR- Auct.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON
T CLAY AND ADAMS' STREETS AT AUC
TION—By virtue of the provisions of the last will
and testament of John Carter, dee'd, late of the cobd
ty of Henrico, we shall, on TUESDAY, Decem
ber, at 4 o'clock, P. M., upou the premises, sell rhat
lot of LAND situated at the Southwest intersection
of Clay and Adams street*, fronting 65 feet on Clay
street and running back 150 feet to an alley—beiujt a
portion of the real estate of which said Carter died
seized, and adjoins on the East the property of D. M.
Miller, Esq This property will be divided in two
lota, each fronting 32{ feet on Clay street; and from
its beautiful aituatinu in a desirable neighborhood,
must commend itself to those >n want uf fine building
sites.
Terms will be made known at the sale.
JOSEPH C. BURTON,
CJEO. W. CARTER,
Executors of John Carter, dee'd
Jas. M. Taylor, Auctr. »o &
A ISO,
THREE LOTS ON BROOKE AVENUE.—After
the above will be sold three vacant Lott on Brooke
Avenue, adjoining Clay street Chapel-each fr>nting
abeut 20 feet aud ruaaing Wk an average depth ol
»av 75 feet. , .
Term* made to suit purchaser*.
de 2 J. M.T. Anct.
/GREENE & HEATH, COMMISSION
vJ MERCHANTS, San Franriaco, California, wll
attend to shipments of Flour, Tobacco ar d Meich&n
dize generally. Prompt retartu will be made. Refer
1 Msums. A- kA. Lawrence k Co., Boston; Allen k
Paxsoii. Parte sun, Adams k Co., Maitlajid, Phelps fc
Co New Courtney, Cashing k Co.. Baltimore;
E.lmond, Davenport k Co., Davenport, Allen k .„ Co -.
Richmond- an IS—eodGm
PREMIUM QUlLTß.—Counter otum
which took the premium at the iate Fab belli in
ihia city, for aa e by
CHRISTIAN k LATHROr.
del 9HMain atreet.
SUPERIOR NEW YORK REFINED
- BYRUP.-SOM>l«. landlm and for nil low by
4*2 JOHN H. CLAIBORNE.
f AXnmon *alb*. mmmm
raid DA¥.
B * ALRXANDESNOTTk CO
T^S^Ju'* 10 °' cl ®ek» we will «4I at
CLOTHIWO, CHJTi rtv
Piece and Cat Dry GOODS COTLMY
Britannia and Oilman
i WWk*»y«h«r«nkl*»
also-m bwkeu tH am pag an
ALEX. SOW k CO Ak'J.
ADDITIONAL.
B§K^£WWtSSUW
a. sorr k CO.. Awt.
, BY THOMAS W KfcESEE:
lorneE with ccohgk j. tzail rr.l
Attndi to *aic* q/afi JHarf. of rmtht,
Grectrin. Bonn, etc.
PfORSES AND CA&T AT AUCTIOH,
•?*? •* werton on SATURDAY Mw
ioe, December 3-d, in the lot in rearcf\Vood'«atabie>
commencing at 10 o'clock—
1 large, wrong bay HORSE
1 Urge (orrel do
1 h* 7 MART ' » fin » mdd}e
Cart' *® Ter,J WOrk HORSES, and one new dirt
- d * 2 THOMAS W. KEESEE. Aactr.
BY JAMt'.S M. TAYLOR.
N I 2H SALto.— IHIS EVENING
• nuht^lT." C l D ' M 7 »» win reenme <wr
son, th i m the aea
tplendid eon«S? W i'L be offered from the (helves*
ed and Tabler£rt of B , Upl<f F * nc 7 Good*. Card
and Glaaa W„ e 17 of eTery dwerijtfaa, Britannia
in oalh)V*>?u fm * n to 1o th t,Caetimerea, Yeat-
Pocket aad
Tahip Clothe. WK?t. ??•» Insh LimcM, Linen
Shawi tc U%od Brcwn > Hoderj,»U cul«w».
Also, CLOCKS of ever* t*vl« and n> M ArT i
Enghah Gold and SiV*3tever WATCHES
£ do as*
° fdo^U ™ l ®-* *—*
Country merchant, and the trade are invited to at
tend our >al<>», aa they will find a Urge variety, and of
first rate quality.
Sale comuiencea every nlgbf at 7 o'clock
no 7—l» A. XOTT k CO . A acta
F)R SALE.—We have for sale, & se
cond-hand PIANO FORTE, but little used, m 4
said to be an excellent instrument, which we wiU
sell low, for caah, or on time, as ma; suit
We have, also. for aale, a neat BRiCK HOUSE,
naar the Medical College, in first rat* order, con
taining some 5 or 6 Rooms, and Kfrchen attached.
no 23 TOLER it C(JOK, Pearl St.
FRUIT.—Tbe subftcribep haa
A juat received a supply of the following freak ar
ticles of the new crop, viz—RAISINS, in whole,
halves and quarter boxes; Sm' rrua KIOS, CRAN
BERRIES, CURRANTS, CITRON, DATES, fce,
which he offers for aale at wholesnle and retail, at
No. 152, next door to Exchange Bu i.
«>c 29—ts JCAN PIZZINI.
STOCKS t UK SALE—
O 50,000 COUPON BONDS VA. It TENN. R. R.
10.000 CORPORATION OK LYNCHBURG.
8,000 do do ALEXANDRIA.
3,000 CITY OF RICHMOND.
5,000 STATE OF VA.
For sale in suras to suit purchasers.
oc 28—dts C. W. PURCELL 4i CO.
NOTICE. —Intending to leave for New
Orleana in a few days, (about the 15th Decem
ber,) where I shall spend a greater portion of tbe
winter, I respectfully offer my services for the trans
action of any busineaa wnich parties may hare, either
in that city or along the route.
no 26—(few M H NACE
Read this advertisement:—
CHEAP READY-MADE CLOTHING.-ln
tending to make new arrangementa in their Clothing
establishment, the undersigned, in order to close out
their present stock, which is very large and complete,
will sell their extensive assortment ot Reedy-Made
CLOTHING, consisting of every article to be found
in similar establishments, AT AND BELOW COST.
Persons in want will do well to give us a call. They
may rest assured that we will do what we sav—that
is, sell READY-MADE CLOTHING AT AND BE
LOW COST.
J. GREENEBAUM t SHLOSS,
No. 80 Main street, next door to China Hall.
£y Don't mistake the place. no 22—lm*
LAW NOTICE. —The undersigned have
united in the PRACTICE OF LAW , under the
firm of DAY k WILLIAMS.
They will attend the Courts of the City of Rich
mond, and the Counties of Henrico, Goochland, Ches
terfield, and Powhatan.
WM. WALLACE DAY,
JOHN G. WILLIAMS.
Office in Liale's Building, corner of Main and
Mtii streets, Richmond, Ya. no IS— lm
BAILEY'S" ENGTISH~GRAMMAR —
A. MORRIS, 97 Main Street, has just recevved
a supply of the second edition of Baifcv's n*w and
poplar ENGLISH GRAMMAR, which is rapidly br
ing introduced wherever it is kuown, and is aesuned,
no doubt, to lie the book, and the only standard work
on the subject. nov 26
ALL AND WINTER SUPPLY OF
BOOTS, SHOES, CARPET BAGB. TRUNKS,
VALICES.itc.—PEMBERTON i. BROTHER, 181
Main stre-t, nearly orpreite the Exchange Hank,
Richmond, Ya., respectfully invite strangers waiting
the city, and the public generally, to call and exam
ine their large ana complete assortment opf articles ia
the above line. Their prices will be found to be as
low as those of any othtr house, whether by the sin
gle pair, dozen or case. The stock embraces :
Gentlemen's dress SHOES, BOOTEES and GAI
TERS,
Gentlemen's calf, kip and stout BOOTEES and
BOOTS,
Youths' BOOTS and BOOTEES, of many kinds.
Servants' BROGUES, bound and unbound.
Ladies' SHOES, buskins, Kids, Jenny Linds, kc.,
Ladies'black, bronze and colored GAITERS,
BUSKINS and BOOTEES for servant women, va
rious styles.
Misses' and Children's SHOES in great variety,
Traveling TRUNKS, plain leather and hair do., all
of which are ottered at the lowest rates.
PEMBERTON 4L BROTHER,
se 20 No. 161 Main at., opposite the Ex. Bank.
FURS! FURS H—The subscriber wishes
to purchase the following Fur Skine
BEAVER, WILD CAT,
OTTER, RACCOON.
MINK, FOX.
MI7BKRAT, HARE
OPOSSOM,
For which he will at all time* pay tho h.ghest
market value.
110 15 JOHN THOMPSON.
Roseate elixir—a fragrant,
ASTRINGENT WASH FOR THE TEETH
AND GUMS— This elegant Tooth Wash acta
promptly a# an antiscorbutic. and in ail ca*'» *°ff"
new of the mouth tu.d gums its use will be decidedly
beneficial, hardening the garni and making the teeth
firm, relieving any «enae oi tenStw*, and mipart
ing its freshness and fragrance to tbe mouth. 1 rft
ps red and sold by . _
PURCELL, LADD k CO. Drngg;s:j,
D 0 24 93 Mair street.
rpo MANUFACTURERS, PLANTERS
1 AND FAKMFM-WOOLKN SOCKS AND
BLANKFTO — |oO*ra- Hesvy c«uritry-n.£de wootea
Socks: 8(0 pair grey and white Blankets, purchased
before tli« rise in Woolen Goods, and fur sale cheap
ceiore me rue HART k MOsES\
ao 24 C 3 Main etreet.
HENRY NEWMAN. 205 Broad street
Richmond, Va.
Intending to close my business '!u Richmond on the
lit of January next, my whole stock of DRV GOODS
w iU be sold off at coat u> close. For bargain* apply at
once as above.
All persona indebted are requested to come for
ward and settle their accounts befo.e the Ist of Jan
uary, otherwise the claims o.nat be put Into the hands
of a collector.
The aales of goods will be for cash and
at the real coat. • - d » I—2a w. Ist J
f AMES 11 SHELTON, corner of Broad
*" and 4th streets, keeps alwavaoo bar:d a full and
well selected stock of GROCERIES, such u
Bacon, Sugar, Lard, Coffee, Butter
Pepper, Mustard, Ground Coffee
Gunpowder an« Black Teas
French Brandy, Gin, Whiskey
Wine, of evarj variety
Family Flour, Bockwhea', Matches
Salt, Powder, Bbet, Percussion Caps
Soap, Starch, Nutmeg", Spices, ke. kc
de I—3t JAMES B. SHELTON.
COLOUR AND COMMISSION STORE.
A The subscriber la now recehring, on consign
ment, superior Family, extra, and Bakers' superfine
FLOUR, from the bew mills ia the Valley. P
Also, fresh Mountain and Goshen BUITF.R,; Cet
ton Yarns, assorted nambprs, from Slaughter's cele
brated Factory iu Fredericksburg, with Machinery
and Tanners' Oil; to close coisignuieuta, will be sold
low.
no3S-ts J. J. FRY. Cary st.
RAISINS, FIGS, &.c.—loo whole, half
and quarter boxes Raisin*, 25 boxes -aid drams
Flg», 10 cases Citron, 3 tu\s Currants, i bbU. Cran
berries. All just to band and for sale by
8. BONA VITA Ik CO.,
* <*»! No. 76 Main stfeet.'
Kfh HHDH.NEW OKLEANB SUGAR
♦ill for sale by
nov 36~«t DPNLOP, IIONCURE k CO.
BROWN k SHOOK,
»">*> Corner of i'doa %q4 fntnhha at*.
II IF OR BITZ iBAT>IB _FoSTtaUi
*-1 Sponge ftip or Slfiißaths »*ee»vuig this day
per schooner OaUtgo aod ft? s*l» bj '
M 39 ZIMMERMAN