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LATEST MAIL NEWS.
DEMOCRATIC nom nation.*.
\t thetneeiing of the democratic member* cf
the H. uft'of Representative*, held io the Capitol
last e» « WF understand the following non-.inr
Qoni »i-r» trade, vi?
Hon. i isn Y< -y*> tor Speaker.
(\ii. John W loroey, for Clerk.
Adan J. <? tor Sergeant-at-Arm*.
/ \y MeKuew, f>r Doorkeeper.
John M. .I->h;n>!!, for Postmaster.
We understand t 1 • r«t the number of delegate!
»re»ert was one hundred and eighteen: the dele
,:,tc« from several ot the Hate* had not arrived in
t!,« i i'y !t civet v.« ni>-L'h pleasure to *tnte that the
i foeeiviiac# ot the meeting we -e oharaetrrii->d by
« c-int of h vmony and ci-n.-ili.vi-m, which *u
• y gratifyingto tl.« meai!>ci> \ reiient.
/ .ion. Sunday,
jut I ■ -&' r — ifairt m i'manii—Ap
jf i'rtl ;,rn:.
\Y Dee. 2d.—l learn upon good r U .
, .I'lity, tK.t d have been ret ■iv ed (>y the
; apartment from Mr. Buchanan, our Minl<t<-r at
Om t'ov.rt of St. Ji.mr", which *t»te tbr.t h • hsth ul
:ui inter* iew with Lord Aberdeen in reference to
lei' projected Fi«he!y treaty, with modiiicMii i H :»1
»me colonial vessel* a paiti-ipation in our cos.st
r ■ tra *<\ fin i :t.«t i' would be accepted hy the B
t'abioet. The reason why the Cabinet ha* n •
•<vi upon i: b.->:or*». w as because of i>» being all
j. rtied with the Ru**oTurkisb question.
11 e unpre-siou al*o (ruined s-reneth that F.nq
,u),i would in time declare war ngainct Ru.s
--r. v 1 hi" i eo*net> by the la-: steamer.
\V W. Dennlson, acting superintendent of the
Purr.iu, in the absence of Mr. De How. h:i*
p feted to r. Si.'iX) clerkship in the ludinn
i. . v., tee Mr. Smoot, resigned to enter into the
banking bu.-iti«*«.
h v-rs J.v.ne.--, ij RhcKle I%'and. Thompson, of
N.-vv >ev. -tuait i--t Michigan, and some thirty
ri>pr>ve: : uiM « artived to-dsy. There is uuque>-
nab'y » qnorum o! the House nowhere.
Vr. beii-. n has felected the ?eat and loni
(, k up'.-vl by Johu Quinry Adnia-, on the. Whig side
, ■ t; which is regarded as ominous ot l>i»
-.. • poi: ; i"al associations. The Anti Benton mem
i <-► hhVf been assured that Watson, who is Mr.
1.. ;.!on's candidate for the St. Loui- post-office,
rbn.l l' tbe sppointe<l.
i: Late Prizr Fight.—The Philadelphia
-.-j p!T<-9 the ldlowing account of the brutal en
.. l'.u Pa , on Thursday, be
!»• en a man named Sloan or S!udd*n, from Balti
v. and aiu-ther named Bradley, from Moyameu-
.-loan wss terribly nod shockingly mutilated.—
V. the commencement of the fight. Solemn appeared
i be the better man, but at the fourth round he
to time with blood s*reaming from his mouth.
i"J't eight rounds had been fought, Sloan became
,'rv weak, and staggered up fire times more, a
perfect gore of blood, to receive the blows ot Ins
i.iversary At the thirteenth round P.radely was
; uriaiued the v. tor, when Sloan was taken from
t.V ground, presenting a most horrible appearance.
V« e earnestly trust that both ot these fiends may be
.rought to justice, and tfje extreme penalty ot the
•;.w Le ratted out to them."
SBTTLEmnOiT OK THE METHODIST CItCRCH
Peopf.ktv Controversy.—Tbe New York Jour
nal of Commerce of Friday contains an official an
nouncement of the a-nicable settlement of the dis
pute which has so long existed between the two
lru!i-:iee of the Methorii-t Episcopal Church Nortb
r.nu South, in regard to the property which belor.g
--e j to them in common, prior to the separation.—
: I' terms of the adjustment are withheld from the
I ablic, until the courts (which have long had the
ftit;ecl iackt.rge) eh all conform their action tojthe
tew et.iiteos' things; or in other words, issue a de
r>i in conformity with the voluntary settlement,
rhe Jioirna! says:
It however safe to infer, that the adjustment is
t t»sed uii the principle of a pro rata division of the
I -operiy. N'o other adjustment would be admis
.-vie, even it the courts decreed some other, provi
ded the two bodies are to continue separate. The
Northern branch of the church never could feel
f-ji'y in i.oesession of the whole property, because
uiey know that the who'.e does not in equity be
■ <ng to them.
THE METHODIST CHURCH CASE.
Nw York. Dec. 3. —The terms of adjustment of
it' Methodist Church controversy are as follows :
South receives regular dividends, with inter
t *:n;\e lh'tri, amounting to §70.000; the presses
fit Richmond.-Nashville, and Charleston, valued at
ijvJ'J.OOO, all the dues from the Southern States,
009, and in cash SI 21,000. The trustees ot'the
t«)ok concern at Cincinnati have not n-sented, but
ii.ey probably will.
Lloodv Tracki:v !—We learn from tlie North
!ux;< Whig, that Hev. G. W. Carrawan was tried in
beaufoit county. N. (whence the case had been
• • .uoved trora Hyde,) for the murder of a young
•wan I.assizer, a school teacher, in Hyde
i>oun!y, oil the 15th of November of last year. The
jjry reiumed a verdict of guilty. The Whig
i hjs:
•Just as the crowd commenced to leave, a report
o; a pictol was heard, followed immediately by an
other. Carawan had two sell co?kin:r, siugle-bar
r i pistole. With one he aimed at Mr. Warren.—
The ball struck just above his heart and glanced,
> aking but a slisht wound. With the other be
shot a bole through his own head. As we are go
.':e to press, he lies a corpse in the prisoner's box,
a X/<i part of his brain having run out upon the
t jor.
"As may be well supposed, there ;- intense ex
:»tnent in the community."
Mr. Warren, who so narrowly escaped death
v a.- one ol the counsel on the part of the State.
• circumstances of the murder for which Car
ra>. at; was tried are probably fresh in the minds
of t - . readers. Carrawan had been lor many
years a popular preacher in the Baptist church,
l.bssitcr a quiet youog man, and some mouths
prtviou the murder boarded in the house of
'"arraw ai. '-"he quarrel between them grew out
of an Bllega'l .n by Carrawan that Laseiter was too
atiamte with i' - (C.'s) wife. Things went on thus
l»r Mine ti.m ;i:itll Lassiter sued Carrawan for
s auder, laying damages at $3,000. A few
hours after the w. it was served on C., Lassiterwas
murdered under cii. -i.-tances of peculiar atrocity,
aaii eu-h as left but li:Je reasonable doubt that
•''aiTaw an was the murderer. jle was arrested,
•use the dreadful ter:niua oof the Jitlair is given
asoie.
' arrawm's wise and three i.ildrec were with
L.a during the tria'.
The Massacre OF CAPT. GUNNI.o.-'S Pahtv. —
• j.rrtspondent of the New York li-rr'l, wri rs
a* information has been revived in
■t L- a:ato r y of the massacre o! Capt. Gunnison and
Mr.Ji earn:
' Captain Gunnison wa e u native of New Ilamp
a::d H gi uJutUf oi W< »t Point, where he was
.' iby Gen. Pierce, wh'-n in Congress. Mr.
f.eam ui.san accomplished draftsman and engi
, and was one o! Col. Fremont's party in the
o «a expedition of the latter some two or
y< arsa.' i. Rpinforcemeut# wi'.l probably be
. :ateiy tent te all the exploring parties."
.'•< .'v Mitc'.ikl. — {he whole of TUursdaj - .
t 1 ... of John Vi.i-Ltl was tbrftliged by !.is en
ihu-iasuc admirers. An address was presented to
him by hulri-h K.ciey, congratulating him on his
es- ap", to wM.h he 'handsomely responded. A
Miraber of military companies were also pre-.ent.
A request presented on the part ot the compa
:.:ej to tie Mr. Mitchel, and they were formed into
111-*, and Mitchel and Measher, bear headed,
I'rk.xl arm and-ami, walked through the linef.
1 hue red a; they went along. The Meagher (/tub
•dso proieiitei him wi;li an address, and likewise
teydered him a puree ot £300. The latter, he dc
■ ji'jed to accept, savin" that it coming to America,
only expected the protection of fo-r law*, and bp.
lievol tb:it any man po sewed of iatelle t and ener
%'y Vhu live independent ol the aid i-tipli'*l by ibe
; roM-ntatinj of the pnrse, however highly epprtfil
-'.ugtbe motives w-.i :b prompted it* pre eijtatF>u.
iMer fren A j.% Cavts.
Yr.R!., Dec. fro-n Au* *C»yee to
Uit»%d oi November, have been received. '1 he fe
ver was prevail iu? to an »larminc extent, e pe, i«lly
t.mocjf the sMpplug. The British l»ri* PUpriui,
wfci'Ji brings the news, lost fire of her crew. A
1 rcacb had returned shortly after leaving pert,
toe captain, Uinta aud si* hand*bavin/ died, leaving
only two of the crew. A number cf otter vuewte
hau lutt part of their crews.
1 Sullivto, who wta ft few Jay*
•go for bU pwti'jo, has beoa dUobargtd
mi Ktktos torpk.t.
Crsdit or Vimoinia m Er»OL*!«D.—The fol
lowing rxtnct from the tmmry article of the New
1 ork Tribune *hows not only a gratifying confi
denee >n tne credit of Virginia securities, but it
furnUhe* evidence of the high financial -kill of Mr.
n*yne, who effected the negotiation* referred to.
R.i" extract it an follow*:
em & {v y T,' of « h «h"UNe of Helden, With
u ' **bfngt.in, who returned in the At-
In l rJ'"p !T llh MM " r ' B»ring ,t Co.
ti i'-n'/tn L » n'.k tfjfinia bond* to an extent *ut-
J nt to meet all the requirement* of that Hta?e
tton °' la " ,n,s ' improvement". A p..r
i»md !i am<n ? nt wa * 5,1 P-r cent, dollar
£md*. and a portion in 'terling five per cent*. Mr.
Hi k .. ,"' u,l(1 at * ver y unpropitiou* time for
ru -h negotiation*, aud his «ucce« L the best evi
denceofbUnbilHie*. The eminent houses which
|iad taken thp*e bond* are a guarantee that they
wut be well placed among inveator*."
THE EXPLOSION OF THE STEAMER INDF
PENDENCE.
Bvkf.u.o. Dec. 2.—Further panicular* of the
blowing up ot the propeller Independence at .-'nu!t
M. Mai»e have reached us in letters Irom paesen
*"e ®*P«wioß Wit CRU Od by the neglect to
lot on ateam during a *toppai;e for the purpose of
» mplctiny the o! tne anchor. Hevcn liTf*#*
\* re urnt in all, ami it i«» miraculous that the sacri
:••• '. a? not greater when it i* confsidered t)iat the
i" ..l 1» crowded with people, and wan olown to
i'oi;-f w-i»l» the exception of 25 feet of the bow.
very extraordinary efcapes are mentioned,
ainuu tt-.i'm J. \\ . Watson, tlie clerk of the boat,
and.a pn? j'.cer named Alfred Thotna*, of Ohio,
the latter - ! whom was rescued by a Newfoundland
dog.
Meser*. \ Thoma*, and of Inde
pendence. at! . {' whom escaped, were atterwnrds
wrecked on the *;e imer Albany, and ha ! a second
narrow e cape.
IMPORTANT KKQM MEXICO.
New } obk, Dec. 3.—Private advices have been
received herefrom Mexico, t.hieh state that two
hundred armed men from Sin Francisco had iust
arrived st La Paz, in l,o,ver California, where
they took possession of the Town, >.nd placed the
commaudinfc general in prison. They then, with
much pomp and ceremony, declared Lower Cali
fornia tree and independent. What the result
will be [■> difficult to surmise, hut the impression
i-> this move may be the beginning ot -erious
trouble.
Disorackfx'l Funeral Scene.—On Tu> -<iiiy, a
party lrom Jenkintown, came to Franklord tor the
purpose o! burying a child. Thecortege
ol a hearse. followed by a dirt cart, drawn by an
old horse, containing three womea, one of wnorn
was the mother ol tiie deceased child. They be
came rerv drunk before they left the Borough, and
indulged in a regular light. The women were so
drunk that they had to be assisted in the cart,
when they were soon wrapped in slumber.
Philadelphia Ledger.
Correspondence of the Journal of Commerce
Havana, Nov. 23, 1833.
Mr. Morrell, recently appointed Consul at Ma
tanzas, returns by this steamer to the United States,
not being permitted to take charge of the office, by
the Brigadier Don Juan I'avia, Oovemor of that
District.
The cause of this variation from the u-ual cus
tom, we are not apprised of. The delay is required
to be until the "Exequatur" can be returneu from
Spain, JLc.
Arrival of Emigrants. — The ship Joseph
Walker, with 443 passengers; the Manhattan, with
473; the Cambria, with 341); the Univetse, with
(531, all from Liverpool; and the brig Neptune,
from Bremen, 116, arrived at this port yesterday
morning; a total of nearly 2,000. They arc all re
ported in good health. —JY. Y. Journal of Commerce
of Saturday.
STORM AT QUEBEC
Quebec, Nov. 30.—There have been several se
vere storms here of late, and there is plenty of ice
in the river. There aie eighteen ships now laid
up here lor the winter. There are also nine ves
sels ashore below this place.
Whitehall, N. Y., Dec. 3. —Last night, near
this place, a freight train of twenty-five cars ran
over a cow, throwing the engine and several of the
cars from the track. The engineer, Mr McMullen,
was killed, and two cars full of hogs pitched into
the canal.
Boston, Dee. 3. — The sloop of war (Jermantown
sailed from the Roads this morning for the Brazil
station.
Rumors are current of the failure of two or three
persons engaged in the California trade, hut no
names are mentioned.
The bill authorizing the endorsement by the city
of Baltimore, of the bonds of the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad, to the amount of #5,000,000, passed
the Second Branch last Friday evening by a voie
of 6 to 4.
Those Muskets.—The N. Y. Herald states that
two hundred thousand of George Law's muskets,
have been brushed up of late, packed in new boxe*,
and prepared for immediate shipment, on some
fair day, when news shall have arrived from Eu.
rope of a rising in Italy, Hungary, or Germany.
We are glad to learn from the Charlottesville
Advocate, that the difficulties between the students
and citizens have been quieted; and thai the stu
dents having returned to their collegiate duties,
order and quiet are again restored.
A correspondent oC the N. Y. Mirror says Captain
Rynders ha 9 received au appointment from the Fed
eral Government, as a secret A-ail Agent, with a sala
ry of $1500 and travelling expenses.
James L. Hoare, convicted in New York of the
murder of Susan McAnany, was on Saturday sen
tenced to be executed on the 27th of January.
Couldn't Agree.—The jury ia tlie Ru«sel esise
at F rederiek were unable to agree, being, it is said,
equally divided in opinion. This case relates to
the emancipation ci 14 negroes, and has been tried
four times without coming to a decision.
New Orleans, Nov. 30. —The Atlantic's advices
were received in New Orleans on Tuesday night.,
dp to noon on Wedne-day barely 1,000 bales of Cot
ton change 1 hands. Prices were easier. Old Mess
Pork was dull, at Irom $11 a 811.50 Ex
change on New York, at sight, was quote*at a quar
ter per cent, discount.
THE MARKETS.
Baltimore, Dec. 3 —The Four market is active
as dealers are generally awaiting the steamer now
due. There w ere some few hundred bbls. choice
brands Howard St. sold at $6.75. Buyers, how
ever, were not offering over $6.62 1
The supply ofGrain on Change this morning was
moderate. About tWOO buaheis Wheat offered and
mostly sold at l-iial4Bo for red to 155a158c for good
to prime white. No family flour white offered.—
Interior lots -'to 15c below ihe above figures.
Corn—About 13,000 bushels offered aud mostly
tar'.-M y'lrr-v iew do ..>W
..i.... u.-TUc, Jj CJii'.;• j.
Nkw >okk, Dec. 3.—The Flour market ia steady
—dealers awaiting the arrival ol lurther news
Icojii Europe. Sales of 1:2,0.10 bbU. at $,t>B7 for
.State; Southern $7,18a7,23. Rye flour and Corn
uietl unchanged.
Craiu steady. A good shipping demand tor
Wheat; salee ot 30,000 bushels southern red at 150 c;
white do 172a173c. Corn—3(l,oo') bushels sold Rt
79a80c toSlaijJc for mixed while and yellow.-—
Provi-ions dull—mese Pork $13.37. Cotton steady
—unebanc'Mi. Ki.e 4 l-iic lor piime. Whiskey
:i7v3B l ii?.
New Oal-feANS, Dec. 3.—There Las been a brisk
demand lor Cotlou to-day, with sales already react
ing 5000 I)alee, at previous rates. Flour has ad
vanced; 7000 bbin. eotd at #6.50.
t> A-NK STOCK.—I aui authorized to
i sell 51 share* of Bank of Virginia, and SSO shares
of farmers' bank Stock. Apply to
GEO. D. FISHER,
At office of Crenshaw k Fisher, ou the North
no 9— side of the Basin.
N(i LIJS H MUSTARD of superior
quality, ground PEITKR, GINGER and ALL*
SI'ICK, for ule by
noZi J GEO. 1. HERRING.
*JOUI J DIGESTERS—Lined with Force
lain, assorted eben, for sale by
no 28 C J. SINTON St CO.,
Piitoof the Circular Saw. 71 Main et.
pRESCOTT - HOUSE, BY MKS. M. J.
JL f\ two door* above the Farmers'and Vir»;i
uu U*i ks has been recently opentd-forthe reception
of 110AKDKR8 Several fauiiiita can be accommo
dated with desirable rooms; aieo, vacancies for 15 or
20 day boarders. DOV 2>;—lm*
LEB-—50,000 twelve-inch lJunoh
O Shinnies; 11.000 ten-inch do do. Landing from
•cbr. Cupid, and for sale by
•000 J NO. WQMBLK It CO.
Brother Jonathan.—geokoe
M. WEST ha* for «alc Crotber Joaatban, lor
Cb boiuaf. PriefA2ceaU. <i«39
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
We filled to rcceire our rrgular despatch*-. laat
night.
A private despatch from New York itate* that at 9
O'clock, F. M , the Europa was not l«, nor were there
any tiding* of her. She U overdue, having been out
15 day*.
1 AM BERT'S LOTTERY OFFICE,
~ NO. 3 NORTH CALVERT STREET BALTI
MORE, OPPOSITE BaRNUM'S HOTEL.-The
purchawi or sale of Lottery Ticket, within the Stat*
o Virginiabefaig now in violation of law, and a!-
H i? h * * v * •""Victloa, the sub
•criber woold respecihilly solicit the orders of bis
w."Ji V other, who may feel disposed to purchase.
Having been a resident ol Richmond for upward.of
«P d being j pretty generally known
throughout the State, hedeemaitiTmoat unnecessary
?5 l , Ve Sr 3rfur^! rtM " r * n< ; , ' thß , t »" business confi
ded to him will be promptly and properly attended
M^ Pa^4? R "' J 1 "* 1 / tic f eti ,Dd 'tares, in all the
Maryland Lotteries, f«rsale
nTThe printed oflicial drawings »ent to corres
pondents by the first mail.
RTF rises cashed at sight.
Address THOMAS LAMBERT,
no 25 :f t* Baltimore. Aid.
( WRPEI INGS, OIL CLOTHS, «fcc.—
The subscriber ha. on hand a han<Uome assort
meat cf TAPESTRY: Velvet. Three-ply w ain
and Venetian CARPETING. Also, a handsome es
sortuientot FLOOR and TABLE OILCLOTHS of
the be.f quality and latest patterns. All of which
wnl be sold at the lowest prices
, , _ „ ' „ WILLIAM BOOTH,
<le I— it No. 140 Main street, corner 12th.
T>ALTIMORE MINERAL WATER—
ji ,' i '' < i vor ? d with real Sarssparilla, Ginger. Lemon
and Ambrosia, received fresh every week. The sub
scriber will furnish other bonus with P. Babb*. Pre
tnium Pop, at the same price they have been paying
for an interior article. For something extra, drop in
and try thia, and you will be sure to come again to
D 029 ALLEN'S Arbonr.
CURE FOR TILE BLUES.—The Ktrav
Yankee in Texas. A book of merit.
Harrington's Sketches of his own times; full of wit
and humor.
Moore's Life of Sheridan—a very popular v.«rk.
Haydon's Autibrography—a work of rare merit.
Together with many new and popular books.
JAMES WOQDHOUSE, Eagle Square.
rpo 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 VV. Moncure, Esq. It consists
o/«w° large Lots known as the Matthews lot and the
Hill lot, and of the property known hy the narne of
the FACKLER MILL PROPERTY. Each of the
tirst two lots may he divided So as to afford most de
flrahle sites for building*, 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 wa:-r is sufficient to operate two mills, there be
ing a lull of forty eight feet, and the stream of water
being unfaiiiug and uniform. It lies witbin a short
distance of the railroad depot. For a cotton, woolen
or ,,j ren 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 entjrprise can realize the payments out of
the profits of the Bulls. Address
HUGH W. SHEFFEY,
Agent for H. W. Moncure.
Staunton, Nov. 28, IgVi. no 29—6t
Richmond a.vd Danville Railroad!
Engineering Department, J
P Richmond, Nov. 25th, 1853. )
ROPOSALS will bi received at this of
fice until noon, Dec. 10th, for completing the
grading and masonry on the Pittsylvania Sub-Di
vision, including the grading of the ;lepot lot at Dan
ville.
The profiles of the work can be seen at tha Resi
dent Engineer's Office in Danville.
ANDREW TALCOTT,
no 20—dtlOD Chief Engineer.
Garland, fcc., i ~
\ Commissioners Okfice,
Robinson's Adm'r Si als. J Richmond, Nov. ;*>, 183 J.
Those creditors of the estate of Portiaux Rot-in
son, deceased, who /ailed to present and establish
their claims against said estate, before the 13th day oi
June last, are hereby notified and required to present
their said claims before me, on or before the 10th
day of December next, pursuant to a decretal order
of the Circuit Court of Richmond, entered on the
25th November, 1853.
no 28—d 10th dec. WM. F. DAVIS, Com'r.
\JOTICE.—The undersigned beg to in-
XI form the public that C. A. BOTTCHER will
leave tor Europe about the middle of this mouth, for
the purposn of making purchases and supplying tie
with all the new fashions fot the coming season.
We shall therefore offer our present well-assorted
stock of TRIMMINGS. FANCY AND VARIETY
GOODS, at CONSIDERABLY REDUCED PRI
CES, and respectfully solicit a call liom 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.
HIItSH St BOTTCHER,
no 29—lm* 179 Broad st.
piiLME ROLL BUTTER
A New Bacon HAMS and SIDES
Pine Apple, Imitation English ai:d New York
State CIIKESE
No. 1 New and Old LARD
No. 1 BUCKWHEAT, iarmai bnf*
Choice TEAS, at low prices
SPICES. CATSUPS, ML'.- TAM
HERRINGS, in half and vv> t t .s
N». 2 and 3 MACKEREL
SUGARS
Sperm, Adamantine and Tallow CANDLES.
Together with a general variety of FAMILY GRO
CERIES. For sale bv
HUNDLEY &. BROTHER,
de 2—3;* Franklin street.
PREMIUM VENETIAN BLINDS.—
GEO. W. ZIMMERMAN, Venetian Blind Ma
ker, No. til Arch street, Philadelphia.
Constantly on hand a general assortment of Blinds,
wholesale and retail, at the lowest prices.
The citizenset Richmond and vicinity are respect
fully informed that having appointed Messrs JIAB
LIaTON Al BROTHER, No. 18 Governor street,
Agents, all orders left with 'hem will meet with
prompt attention, and Blinds furnished at PHILA
DELPHIA PRICES. no lfi—3mis
GLORIOUS NEWS.—You can find, at
GOLDSMITH'S chetp store, So. 41 Main et.,
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, Diaper?,
and a large lot Ginghams, in Sleeves, Collars, Chemi
se, tee, and other Embroideries. He cannot be out
done. blankets. Kerseys, Lineeys, Cassinets, Jeans,
Sheetings. Cloaks, Capes, and a very large assortment
of Silks, which will be sold at such prices to please,
and give satisfaction to any and all who favor liirn
with a call. no3<>
jjftv JAMESTOWN. — Merchants
jeiWESteLind others ordering goods from Meic York
by the steamship JAMESTOWN, will bear in mind
that she leaves New York for Richmond every Satui
day afternoon at 8 o'clock. Returning, she leaves
this place tor New York via Norfolk every Tuesday
afternoon, at 4 o'clock.
The ROANOKE in not on the route at present —
Due notice will be given when her trips are resumed.
For further information enquire of
no 30 LUDLAM & WATSON.
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS IJV
. THE U. S. S CO.'S LINE TO PHILA
DELPHIA.—Owing to the withdrawal of one of the
Steamers from the route for a short time, there will
be but one a week until further notice. Leaving
Pbiiade.phiaevry WEDNESDAY. at 10 o'clock. A.
ill., and Richmond every WEDNESDAY, at high
water. ROBERT RANKIN,
tie j .-ut V. S.S. Co.,oliice 011 the Dock.
sffS»~CHANUE OF HOUR OF
>T\»STARTINO FOR PORTSMOUTH
A.\ll AuKKULK.- I The eteauier CURTIS FECK.
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 each alternate day, leaving Norfolk at the same
hour, o'clock, and will touch at all the regular
landings on the river, going and returning,
no 29 P.. O. HASKINS.
IDLE WOMAN—For sale by J AMES
WOOD HO USE, Eagle Square.
Busy momenta of an Idle Woman. By a Southern
lady.
Contents—Edith; our Every Day Life; the Wi
dow ; Old Maid versus Mnrnage; Ari Episode in the
Life of a Fashionable Woman. Bound in paper 50
cents; cloth 75 cents. de 1
PEWS FOR SALE.-Those who desire to
purchase PEWS in St. James' Church can du to
by applying to the subscriber.
H.J.CHRISTIAN,
Jy 2P—2awt« Treasurer of St. James' Church.
STILL THEY COME.—By the James
town mid Roanoke I continue to receive the
Intent. and most fashionable styles of COATS.
PANTS and VESTS egw worn.
I have also on hand a large assortment of SCARFS,
CRAVATS, STOCKS, SHIRTS, COLLARS, ii C .
HENRY SHAPE R,
no Corner Main and 14'h streets.
BRANDY.—'CagtilloruV Co,"
VV "Hennessey," "Otard, Dupuy k Co." Brandy,
half pipes, for sale by
de 2 DAVENPORT, ALLEN b CO.
VTRSERY FENDERS —An additional
X » supply just to hand per scbr, Oailego, and for
sale low by C. J SINTON k CO.,
de 4 .Sign of the Circular Saw, 71 Main st.
Hair dyes, hair tonics, haik
• OILS, and fine POMNADES, from the host
manufacturers. For sale by
d"2 E. J. PICOT fc CO.
BLOCK PLANES, for Tobacco Box Ala
ken; a supply just received per achr. Oallegt,
iuid for m 1« t j C. J. SINTON k CO.,
B'.lt> of the Circular Savr,
1 * 71 Mais strbol.
AUCTION BAI.TO
FUTURE DAYS.
JOHN R. D PAYNE, Saloman.
4 UCTION SALE OF FACTORY FIX-
A TURKS.—W ill be sold on WEDNESDAY, 7tb
instant, at II o'clock, at the Factory formerly occu
pied by Walton It Pendleton, on Cary. between JOth
and 21.t streets, a lot of FACTORY FIXTURES, em
bracing a very complete set for the manufacturirg
business. The shire fixture, are nearly new and a
good opportunity i. now offered for those in ws.it to
supply tlteni.elves. The assortment consist, in part
ot 8 large Screw., 12»mall do.. 4 B*. Mill* 2 lbs. do ,
2 half do , 2 s*. do., I fire proof Sale for books, 3large
Flattening Mills or Pot* 2 stem Presses, I large Boi
nl 1 small do., 4 Stove, and Pipe., 2 pair Platform
Balances—together with all the usual article, for con
ducting the business. Also, several lot. of Timber.
Terms—Cash for all amount, under C-iO; aver $-!>0
4 months credit with appro* ed negotiable paper.
2 A. A. WALTON.
BY JNO. R. D. PAYNE, Salesman.
Household fukniture at
AUCTION —A gentleman declining house
keeping, will sell ou THURSDAY, the Bth inst., at 10
o'clock, in the school-room in rear of the Grace
Street Baptist Churcb, a lot of mahogany FURNI
TURE. nearly new, consisting in part of mahogany
Sofas, do. Rocking Chairs, do."Parlor do., Bedsteads
Mattnuses. Cookirg Stove, Book Case, Oil Cloth,
Matting, and many other useful articles
l e*" Term. cash.
»<■ 2 R. CAUTHORN.
KICHARI) CAUTHOKN.
PUBLIC fodder,
STRAW. THRESHING, MACHINE, WAGON.
FARMING UTENSILS, The subscriber, in
tending to remove to the county of Chesterfield, will
sell at public Ruction, at his residence, five miles from
Richmond, on the Deep Run Turnpike, about 10#
barrels Corn, blade and top Fodder. Shucks, 5 Macks
of Straw, one Cart, one Wagon, Threshing Machine,
Farming Utensils, fcc. I
The sale will take place on TUESDAY, 6th Dec.,
if fair, if not, the next fair day, at 11 o'clock, A. M.
Terms at sale.
WILLIS W. COWLING.
Sale conducted by R. Cauthorn.
P. S. The subscriber grateful for the liberal pat
ronage bestowed, will continue, as hereto'ore, to fur
nish his patron, with ICE, the enduing year.
de 2 W. W. (,'QWL I NO.
BY GODWIN i. APPtjiau*
Houses & lots Tat rockktts
AND PORT MAYO, FOR SALE AT AUC
TION.—WiII be .old on Monday aftkrnoon,
the 12ih December, 1833, npon the premises, com
mencing at 3J o'clock, 143 feet of Ground, at Rock
etts. on the south side of Lester street, on which
there stands "> framed Tenements, occupied us stores,
Ssc., and yielding fair rents, anil 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 sold 3 handsome Building
Lots in Port MayOj 4 of them fronting on Louisiana
street, and 4 fronting on Orleins street, and iidjoiu
ing on the East, Powhatan Warehouse propp-ty.
Terms—Oue-third cash; balance at 3 and ri mouths
for negotiable notes, interest added, and title re a;n
ed till last note is paid.
de 2 GODDIN Si APPERSON, Aocta.
valuable business stand on
▼ THE SOUTH SIDE OF THE BASIN. BE
TWEEN 1' th AND 11TH STREETS. FOR SALE
AT AUCTION.—WiII lie sold on THURSDAY, the
13th day of December, 1833, upon the premises, com
mencing at 1 o'clock, that lu'ge three story Brick
Tenement on Canal street, on the south side of the
Batin, between 10th and 11th streets, now occupied
as a tavern stand, hut admirably adapted to a whole
sale grocery and commission house. Connected wi'h
the main building is a large building two stories high.
18i feet by 88 feet, extending to the ailev in rear
having an alley to the side, belonging exciuticrly to
this property, running the entire depth thereof. The
lower story of which is built of stone, 20 inches
thick, and the upper story of substantial brick work,
covered with slate, and recently built with reference
to the storage of heavy goods. The location of this
property (having a front on the Basin, and extending
in rear nearly to the ship locks connecting the Ua»in
with the Dock,) recommends it to the attention of
capitalists, or to t hose who may want a business house
convenient to the Canal and Basin.
Tf.RMS—One-fourth cash, balance at one ar.d two
vears, for neg-.tiable notes, interest added, secured
by a trust deed.
, GODDIN APPERSON. Aucts.
l.». I mmediately preceding the above sale, will
be soli' rt:-: Framed Store and Dwelling, at the corner
of Canal an ! ! oth streets, now occupied by Mr. Thus.
C. Ball, f .»ii:-m I.sfeet, running jack 49 feet to aii
alley 3 feet .vi.l>-.
Terms.—One-third cash, balance at three and six
months for negotiable notes, interest added and title
retained until i_-: note shall be p-iid.
de I—dtd GODDIN Sc APPERSON. A acts.
Most valuable real estate
ON IVIH, HI I WEEN MAIN AND CARY
STREETS. FOR SALK \T AUCTION—WiII be
sold on TUESDAY AFTERNOON, the 6th Decem
ber, 1833, upon the premise?, commencing at 1 o'ci'K,
that most valuable Brick Stor-i and Warehouse, (it
being one of those recently Oi.-upied bv the late Arm
of S. McGruder Jc Sons,] on tt- carter., line ot 13th
street, between Main aud Carv streets, front'ng on
said I.3th st 28 8-12 feet, rnnn'iig bach iiD feet to an
alley 22 feet wide The main store • Mends in rear
about 100 feet, besides ashed in rear, fro.,ting on rhe
said alley. The buildings are all new, a d a.-e located
in a part of the city where storehouses ar ■ i i great
dprnai-i. It is believed that there ie no real < .■>r ein
market, at this time, which oiler gieater indu. eu; n:.-
to «ipitalists, in which to invest their funds.
Terms—One Fourth cntii, nalarce at sis, tw-lve
and eighteen months, for negotiable notes, intei.- :
added, secured by a trust deed or title retained,
no 2d GODDIN k APPERSON
V ALUABLE i LNEM EN T S ON
FRANLIN, BETWEEN 2„'ii AND 210 STS .
FOR SALE AT AUCTION — Will be sold on TUES
DAY, the oth December, upon the premises, com
mencing at 3J o'clock, TWO TENEMENTS, (one
brick, the other wood.) on the southside of Franklin
between 22d and 23d streets, each fronting about. 22
feet, pinning back 80 feet.
Terms nnde known on the day of sale.
GODDIN 4; APPERSON,
no 21—dtd Aucts.
IpOR SALE. —We are authorized to sell
a NEGRO WOMAN and CHILD, to remain in
the city, or its vicinity. This woman is about 2$ yea*e
old, is so'd for no fault, is said to be a woman of excel
lent disposition, very honest, a very good house ser
vant, cleans very nicely, does plain sewing very well,
is fond of children, and no doubt would rntjte a good
nurse. Apply to TOLER k COOK,
nov2fi Pear! street.
Anew, safe and simple re-
MEDY FOR COUGHS, COLDS. ASTHMA.
HOARSENESS, itc.—LEONARD'S INSTANT RE
LIEF AND SPEEDY CURE.
Tlic proprietor having tried this valuable Medicine
for several years, both in New York and London,
with great success, and from the number of cures al
ready ettected in and about Richmond, he i« induced
to otter it publicly. It is an agreeable Medicine:
equally safe for the infant as the. adult—to be had in
23 and 'Al cent bottles, at this coiner of -nil and Broad
streets. Richmond, Va.
no 21— ts THOS. LEONARD CO.
Fu CENTRAL ROAD
T—22S£OPEN TO LITTLE TI'N
NEL.—Un MONDAY, 3rith insr.. the cars wiil com
mence running from the little Tonne!.
The hour of leaving will be l»l A. M., and arrive
in Richmond beforedaik.
E. H. PILL, Sup't.
J NOTlCE.—Ladies and ireritlemen.
if you want ROOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS
CARPET BAGS and Y A LICKS, of good
Quality, either for vours, !f, children or ser
vants, gj to ALEX. HILL'S, where you will tind
every article you w ant in hij line, and at prices mat
will not tail to please. no 2.j
lEVY is ott'erinp preat indneements t<i
J purchase!* of CLOTHING, < ith"r at wholesale
or retail. Hie stock is very large, and V : r.g anxious
to reduce it, great fcarsa'n* can be had by calling on
him at his store, No. c 9 Main street, opposite Citv
Hotel, sign ot the Re j Coat. ,Ie 1
LADIES" CLOAKS.—J ui-t ret-eived, all
ot her supply of those be lutil" 1! cloti and velvet
Cloaks, colored and black
A!po, rich cashmere and crape SbawU, Zephyr
Scarfs and Eigoicts.
CHRISTIAN iL LATHROP,
del S9 Main street.
6cc., LOST. —A fir;a!l single barrel
J GUN, Game Bag, severs', p.iir of chickens, and
many other thijgs belongi g to the late Phillip
Doi-'cherty. are missir.g. All persons hr.vittg such
propei ty will j lee'e d-liver them at
de 1 RANDOLPH S l-wkstoreand Bindery.
PREMIUM QUILTS. —Counter panes
which took the premium at the late Fair held in
this city, for s» e by
e«| CHRISTIAN b. LATHROP,
fie 1 U9 Main street.
London mustard, cheese, B! a <*
Tea, Miiehell's Patent Candles, Jackson's
dles, Pott Wiue, for sale hy
del DAVENPORT, ALLFN k CO.
MOUNTAIN DEW WHI&KEY.—Ioo
Lola. Jusl received and far sale by
de 1 DAVENPORT, ALLEN i. CO
BRA.GGS FAMILY FLOUR —A fcmall
lot. grovr.d in September, for sa'e hy
JAMES H SHELTON,
de 2 Corner of Broad and 4th streets.
RED EYE ONCE MORE.—J2.o<xi R«*d
Eye S«g ir», a uew *nd very superior brand —
Flor Lo America, El Capitolio, LnonarcUi, and a
great variety of citbar choic 5 brands. K«r sMe by
de 2 ALEX DUVAL, I*s Mi'o a!.
NUTS.— Almoude, Pecan Nuts, Walnuti,
Palm Nuts and Filberts A large supply and oil
("re*ii. just rec«ittd ptr«ciir. Ualiego ana foraalc by
B. bONAVI'I'A k 00.,
d» 1 .\».76 Main street
APCTIQW BALES.
I. Fifftitg DIYS:
tj* DUNLOr, MONCURE A CO.
.ftvP ACTION.—
w «'ej«ck w« win 111. • commenting at
Srsr— .1 ow&siiMr&'sajar*
i p " K -
Oi.npowder'JZjß *?' s l»**rd
Brandy, PorTft-!!," 0 ®? 0 ?* Te *f"» Cigar.
Madeira Run >
Terms.—Under iiaa
CT^1 V J approved "-loti.bie
without regard ta w ».fu
des DUNLOP, MoS£SSj?h m
by imyen rußfriu^rrnj: ——
350 fiSSSr 'SKiT®™
DAY. 14th December, we will .ell at in ,>v'i™L «
oar auction afore, 3.j0 cases BOOTS, JHrivJvlir!
HATS, all freah and desirable good*, consign, ~r
Gent, Gne dreaa Calf Boon ul ng of
Do Calf Bootees. superior
Youth', and boy's Calf do
Men'. Kip do
Woraen'i extra «izr a Boot*, with fceeli
Do Sprint; Heel do
Children.' and -Viiaseg' fancy Gaiters
Women's Buskins and Ties
Hungarian Boors
Men and Boy's heavy Boots and Erogans
Silk Ha'sand Wrapping Paper.
Tkrk-—Under 8100 cash; $100 and over 4 months
credit, for anproved paper.
de 3 DAVENPORT. ALLEN k CO. A acts.
BY THOS. W. KEESEE.
[OFFICE AT GEO. J. SIMSEK'S, PEARL STREET.j
Household and kitchen fur
niture, FINE YOUNG COW, tc, AT
AUCTION.—WiII be .old at auction ou TUESDAY
next, the 6th of December, commencing at 10 o'clock,
at the residence of Mrs. Muse, upper end of Clay
*r»e«. a'l of her Household and Kitchen FURNi-
TURK, consisting ot the usual variety
Also, one tine young COW. raised in the city.
<*» ! THOMAS W. KEESEE. Auctr.
BY GODDIN it APPERSON!
VTALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON 10TH
T BETWEEN MAIN AND CARY STREETS,
FOR hALE AT AUCTION.—WiII be .old on FRI
DAY, the 9th day of December, 18"3, upon the pre
mises, com-nencing at 1 o'clock, a .niali brick Tene
ment, with the lot on which it stands, ou the west
line of 10th, between Main and Cary street., now in
the occupancy of a good tenant at an annual rent of
#180. The lot fronts 23 feet, runs back 60 feet, and is
bounded on the south by the residence of Dr. P. Cul
len.
Tfr>js—One-third cash, balance at 6 and 12 moutfc.,
for negotiable note* intere.t added, .ecured by a
trust deed or title retained.
. . , . GODDIN it APPERSON,
de s—dtd ___________ Auctioneers.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON CA-
T RY, BETWEEN 2I>TH AND 21ST STREETS,
FOR SALE AT AUCTION.—WiII be sold on SAT
URDAY afternoon, the 10th December, 18.i3, upon
the premises, commencing at 4 o'clock, a valuable lot
on the north line of Cary, between 23th and 21st sts.,
fronting 47 feet on Cary street, running back the
depth of the lot to ati alley.
Terms—One-tbird cash; balance at 4 and 8 month,
for negotiable note* intere.t ».dded, .ecured by a
trust deed, or title retained.
LOUIS C. H. FINNEY,
Administrator. Sic., of Geo. Scherer, dee'd.
Sale conducted by GODDIN fc APPERSON, Auc
tioneers. no 30—dtds
of horses, mules, cows,
b-rJIHS?; R ORN - fodder shucks, straw,
*ARMING IMPLEMENTS. HOUSEHOLD FUR
NITURE, fcc.—Will be sold on THURSDAY, the
Bth day of December, 18.33, at "High Meadow." on
theN-w Bridge Road, about 1} mile* East of the city
of Richmond, all the Personal Estate on the said
farm, consisting of a most valuable parcel of Horses,
Mules, Cows, Hogs, Corn, Fodder, Shucks, Straw,
Farming Implements, Household Furniture, fcc.
Teems—All sums under $50, casn; over that
-.irmwri, 4 months credit for npp.-oved endorsed ne
gotiable paper.
no 29 GODDIN i APPERSON, Anctr.
VALUABLE NEW BRICK TENE
▼ MF.NT ON THE PLANK ROAD. AT ITS IN
TERSECTION WITH MADISON STREET, FOR
SALE AT AUCTION.—WiII be sold at auction on
THURSDAY, the Bth December, 1 f.33, at J o'clock,
P. M., that new brick Tenement on the North line of
the Plank Read and West lme of Madison street,
containing 8 rooms, with «ervart«, coai and cow
houses, and well of water in the yard. The Lot fronts
30 feet, miming back 130 feet.
Term-—One-third cash; balance at 4, 8 and 12
months for negotiable notes, interest added and title
retained.
no 21) GODDIN & APPERSON, Anctr.
VA LUABLE REAL ESTATE ON
MAIN. BETWEEN 7TH AND BTH STREETS
FOR SALE AT AUCTION.—WiII b« sold, on WED
NESDAY afternoon, th- 7th Deer.. 18.33, upon the pre
mises commencing at4o'clock. lofthose newhouses
on the south side of Main, between 7th and 3th »r'».
The house is three stories high above the basement,
has four passage and ten rooms, all handsomely fin
ieaed, and built of the best materials, with all the mo
dern improvements and conveniences, such as gas,
v.trer close it ha'hing room, Sic., &.c. Good kitchen'
servant's rooms, ke.
Terms—sl+3o payable Bth September, 7 W2, to Miss
Frances B. Eggleston, with interest payable quartet -
y ; and the balance ii- the following manner, vv/.: i
•.\,sh, balance a: 4, S, and 12 months, for negotiable
u. j interest added, secured by a trust deed.
n- GODDIN Ji APPERSON.
BV JAMES M. TAYLOR.
House and lot on clay st..
NEAR t ) NTRAL RAILROAD, AT AUC
TION.—On THURSDAY. Brh December, at 4 o'clk,
P. M.. upon th j pr. inists, will be sold that Framed
House and Lot on t.'i-south side of Clay street, ad
joining the Cental Railroad. The House contains 4
rooms, with, a kitchen—all in good order. The lot
fronts 26 feet and runs back 150 teet. more or less —
From 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
Tt'Rvs—One-th : rd ca-'i, balance at 4 ar.d 8 months
with interest and satisfactorily secured.
JAMES M. TAYLOR,
de I—dtd Auctioneer.
6>o 11 LAD OF-IMPROVED CATTLE
FOR SALE AT AUCTION.—I will sell at my
farm on the Westharo J'lar.k Rond, two miles from
the city of Richmond, on FRIDAY, the 9th day of
December next, at 12 o'clock, 20 lead of inperior
brctdaof MILCH COWS. consisting of Avreshires.
Dorhams and Devons. Most of Uie*e cattle have
been raised on my farm, and for sev of them, ex
hibited at the recent State Agriculiu~al Fair, pre
minme w-re awarded.
Terms—Notes at 4 month* with int. re**, satisfac
torily endorsed. B. W. HAXALL.
Ja.mf.s M. Taylor, Auct. J"—dtd
VALUABLE REAL ES TA T K ON
» CLAY AND ADAMS' STREETS AT AUC
TION.—By virtue of the proviflionu of ih« las: will
and testament of John i'arter. dec'd, late of the co»i»<-
ty of Henrico, w#» gbaJl, on TTESDAY, Crh
ber, st I o'clock, P. M., upon the premifea, tell tha f
lot< f LAND situated at the iiiternecuoi.
of Clay aiul Adanrn atre' ts, ftonting W feft on Clay
street uud running l>*c* 15«> feet to hl aliej—being a
portion of the real estate of which said Carter died
seized, and adjoins on the Eut the property of D. M.
Miller, Thi# pro># i rty w'll be divided in two
lets. * ach fronting 32] feet on Clar street; and from
it§ he tutiful r in a desirable neighborhood,
mu*t commend it*.-If to those ii- want of fine building
eire*.
Tercue v. I.i le tnade known at the su>.
JOSEFH C. BURTON,
UFO. W. CARTER,
Executors of John turter. decM.
Jj»«. M. TaYi.i.r, Ancir. no 23
AT.SO,
THREE LOTS ON BROOKE AVENUE —After
the above will b« aold three vacant Lots on Brooke
Avenue, adjoining Clay s'reet Cue pel—each <rjnt:ng
abeut 20 feet a.jd running back at. average depth of
75 fee!.
T>*rtns made to suit ptirs lia«err
de 2 | J M T. A Bet.
LM V E HUNDRED" DOLLARS liE-
X WARD.—THE ANTIDOTE I<y Drirttfrien cores
a certain dl*<>a*e in from tbreo to fcve W'tooot
restriction as to diet, txpo#Bta or application to bu
siness _
The proprietor ehaller je' » caee *ke »nt>
30te will not cure
Price fl. With full direction*;
Soidoniy by BENNETTk BEERS, Dra tt MK
agents for Richmond. oca—cam if
I>LACKSAIITHb' TOOLS—We otter
for sale— , .
O-nuinf Jlousehole and -itt.cr Anv.i»-100 to ZjO
"id bo* and other Vires—4o to IXI lbs.
Warriuitcd Bellows-28 to iiß inches.
Sledge and hand Hammers, all sues.
Screw Plate* and Stocks and Dies
Farrier's Kn'.'es, "Butch" rs F les and R.a«:«, kc
C. J. 81NTON t CO,
Fie 2 I''*" of Circular Saw, 71 Main street.
INVALID'S OWN BOOK, being
JL a collection of receipt* for preparing diet for the
ski—price 'jO c'j, Juat received and fur sale by
A. MORRIS, 97 Main .Ucet.
A l»r. for wit—
Harper for December.
Putnam for do.
Oodev «iid Orahtm fur December.
Hoot's Merchants' Magazine.
N"»» rd tioo of Yemawee, a romance of Cajoiina,
bv W Qilmcre Biwm«—-ft 25. de 2
WINTER ha» come, and those who
wouid be comfortable should call at 137 Mstn
atreet, and prof ore oyster and stetk DISHES, FEN
DKRS. KIP.K bKTS, ANDIRONS, TRUITS, COAL
SCUVTI.EH, u-getbtr umany oUitt truck* kr
winter toe.
L *J? aruoEYfcco.
AUCTION SALES.
TB1» DAY.
~ BT THOMAS W KKESKK.
[orricE with eroMGP. j. summek. **.]
AtUrtd, h> tain if all kindtof Mtrchandiu. F*r*it*rt,
(irocrrin. Hortft, etc.
T ABGE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD *nd
u KI T C ™RNITURE.-IU». J. B. Amott
l;" 1 "* hoasekeepiag. will tell at taction oa
MONDAY. Doe. stb, at 1* o'clock, at b*r Boardbi*-
House, Bosher's Row.. No*. 2S and »», Main «t Ml,
all her Household and Kitcben Farnitare, eompri#-
m * * *«nr and tailed assortment.
Alio, a fine toned Piano, of Siodard, Worcester
h Won ham make.
Term*—Under 9~>Q cash, over that 3 month# credit
R>r approved paper.
Scle to be conducted by
THOS W. KF.F.SEE. Aact.
MBS. IIKI3KELL, from Augtut'a. having taken the
wiU «*> prepared on TUESDAY next,
tnt 6 t >ust, to accommodate the members of the
Legislature, b: families, wilb Board .at moderate
"tea. de 2—3t
hi UODDIN k APPERSON
VALUABLE KEAL ESTATE IK DU
JLJAWI ADBITiOS FOR SALE AT AUC
TION—WiII be sold, oi> the premises, on MONDAY,
sth Dec'r , 1553, c.l>u>«aci(.i at o'clock, P. M., that
valuable grocer* stai.d nr. 3d street, near the new bo
ri,np ground. The lo: front* feet on tbe west line
of 2d street, running bam on tinker street, 129 feet.
Also, a neat residence or St. Stephen street, be
tween Charity and Baker st--»■!«. •uitable for a small
ta-Dily.
TeßMS—Ore-third cash, bala&e* at and 6 months
n **°tiable uotes. interest »dd<-ti and? 'leretained.
11028 OODDIN k AI'PERSON.
ALEXANDER NOTT t CO., Austa.
]>JIGHT SALES.—THIS EVENING
~,c c' at 7 o'clock, we wilt roe-." - onr
mglit and continue them througbuu". la<-
son, at which ume will be offered from the shelve *
spieud'.d collection of Staple and Fancy Goon I<■ -d
ed and Table Cutler; 0 f fevery description, En:«i i.i
and Glass Ware. J r
Also, a fine assortmentof Cloth#, Cas*imer»s. Vest
incs, Muslin*, Alpacas, Bilk and Cotton Pocket at.<i
Head Handkerchiefs, Cravats, Irish Lltnena, Liueo
Table Cloths, White and Brown, Hosiery. all colors.
Shawls, Ate.
Also, CLOCKS of every style and pattern.
Eoglish Gold and Silver Lever WATCHES
Do do Detached do
Do do Cylinder do
Also, a tine stock of double-barrel Guns, Pulola,
Bowie Knives, Jtc.
Country merchants and the trade are invited to at
tend our sales, as thej will fLnd a large variety, and of
first-rate quality.
Sale commence* every niglit at 7 o'clock
no 7—ts A. NOTT t CO., Aocta.
RATES AND FENDERS.—6OO EN
VA AMELED ORATES AND FENDERS FOR
SALE AT REDUCED PRICKS.—The subscriber
has tor sale the largest stock of ORATES and FEN
DERS ever before offered for sale in this city, ofhi*
own manufacture. The Orates embrace all the va
rious kinds and patterns, such ss square topped
Oothic, Lip tic, Circle, Itc., with beautiful rounding
Fenders, Summer Pieces, 4ic., to ma:ch.
Orders for Orates, Fenders, lie., from town and
country, punctually attended to and carefully packed.
Merchants purchasing to sell attain will be supplied at
the lowts'. Northern prices, with the usual discount*
off for cish by wholesale. Apply at my Bell and
Brass Foundry ou Main, between Bth and 9th streets,
Richmond, Va.
de2—dlmis* SAMUEL D. DF.NOON.
ELEGANTLY ILLUSTRATED
JLI WORKS—Now receiving by JAMES WOOD
HOUSE.
Poetry of the year, passages from the Poets, de
scriptive of the Seasons, with 22 colored illustrati >n»
from drawings by the followin* eminent artists—T.
Creswick, R. A., C. Davidson. W. Lee,J. Muller, E.
Duncan, Birket Foster, D. Cox, H. Le Jeune, W.
Hemsley, C. Brainwright, J. Wolfe, C Weigall,Har
rison Weir, R. R. E. V. 8., Lucette E. Barker One
vol. imperial 8vo; morocco extra.
Pilgr mages to English Shrines, by Mrs. S C. Hall.
With note* and illustrations, by John Falrholt, F. 8.
A. With 20(1 beautiful illustrations ou wood. One
volume square Svo; about 7<>ti pages; cloth evtra, calf
or morocco.
***Avery interesting volume, suitable alike for
the Drawing Room or Library. de 2
SALE. —We have for sale, a se
cond-lwnd IMANO FORTE, bnt little used, a'.d
said to be an excellent instrument, which we will
sell low, for cash, or on time, asinay suit.
We have, also, for sale, a neat BRICK HOUSE,
near the Medical College, in first ra - e order, con
taining some H or 6 Rooms, ami Ki'chen at'aclied.
no 23 TOLER t COOK, Pearl St.
THRESH FRUIT.—The subscriber ha#
A just received asnpply of the following fres'u ar
ticles of the new crop, viz—RAISINS, lu whole,
halves and quarter boxes; Smyrna FIGS, CRAN
BERRIES, CURRANTS, CITRON, DATES, fcc,
which he offers for sale at wholeenle and retail, at
No. li 2, next door to Exchange Bu>k.
oc 29—1» JUAN PTZZINI.
(JTOCKB KOK SALE—
O 50,000 COUPON BONUS VA. t TENN. R R.
in,<M» CORPORATION OV LYNCHBURG
H.OOO do da ALEXANDRIA.
3,000 (MTV OF RICHMOND.
5,000 BTATK OK VA.
For «uie in suir.s to suit purchasers.
oc 28—d?a C. \V. PI.'RCELL i. CO.
N Ol ICE. —Intending to leave for New
Orleans ia a few days, (abtuf the 15th Decem
ber,) where I shall &p<*ud a greater portion of the
winter, 1 respootfiilJy o:>er my services for the trans
action of any business which parties may har? t eirher
in that city or along the route.
no 26—hcuw M H NACE
R~~EAD THIS ADV EKTISEAI ENT! —
CHEAP READY-MADE CLOTHING.-In
tending to make taw arrangement* in their Clothing
establishment, the undersigned, in order to close out
their present stock, which lavery large and complete,
will sell their extensive assortment of Ready-Made
CLOTHING, consisting of every article to he found
in similar establishments, AT AND BELOW COST.
Persona in want will do well to Rive us a call. They
may rest assured that we will do what we say—that
is. sell READY-MADE CLOTHING AT AND BE
LOW COST.
J. OREENEBAUM &. SHLOSS,
No. 80 Main street, next door to China Halt.
tw Don't mistake the place. no 22—lm'
LAW NOTICE.—The undersigned ha*©
united in the PRACTICE OK LAW, under the
firm of DAY k WILLIAMS.
They will attend the Court* of the City of Rich
mond, and the Counties of Henrico, Goochland, Ches
terfield, and Powhatan.
\VM. WALLACE DAY,
JOHN O. WILLIAMS.
Office in Liale'a Building, corner of Main and
14m street*, Richmond, \a. no 19—1
B~AILEY'B~ English - grammar.—
A. MORRIS, 97 Main Street, has ju*t received
a supplv of the second edition of Bailey's new and
poplar ENGLISH GRAMMAR, which is rapidly be
ing introduced wherever it it known, and u destined,
no doubt, to be the book. »n«i the only standard work
on the subject. r ' QV
.opfar ENGLISH GRAMMAR, which is rapidly b
itg introduced wherever it is known. and u destine*
to doubt, to be the book, and the only standard woi
in the subject. "or 26
Fall and wintek supply o
BO<JTS SHOES, CARPET BAGS. TRUNK!
/ALICES,tc.-PKMBERTON k BROTHER, 1(
tlaiti street, nearly opposite the Exchange Ban!
txhmor.d, Va., respectfully invite strangers vlaltir
city, and the public generally, to call and exaii
i ■ i! ••ir ifc.'ge ai J complete asaoitrnent of articles]
he «'■ ve line. Their prices will be found to be i
ow i' • !'>•« ofany other house, whether by the sii
rle dl. »!i cioui. The stock embraces :
Gecii.-.v 's dr~.,s SHOES. BOOTEES ar.d OA
rERS,
Gentlemen's -K't, I> J and * . «t
IOOTS,
Youths' BOOTS and BOOTEES, of many kinda.
Servants' BROGUES, bound and unbound.
Ladies' SHOES, buskins. Kids. Jenny Linda, tc.,
Ladies' black, bronze and colored GAITERS,
BUSKINS and BOOTEES for servant women, v
ous styles,
Mia*»,»' and Children's SHOES in greet variety,
Traveling TRI'NKS, plain leather and hair do., i
f which ateoSef-d at the lowest rates.
PEMBERTON k BROTHER,
#e JO So. 161 Main st., opposite th»- Ex. Bank,
Fall and wintek supply of
BOOTS SHOES, CARPET HAGS. TRUNKS,
VAHCES, tc.-PEMBERTON k BROTHER, 1«1
Main street, nearly cpprndUs the Exchange Bank,
K ; chmond. Va., respectfully invite strangers visiting
city, and the public generally, to call and exam
ii - iheirlarge ai»*i complete asaoitrnent of articles in
the veline. Their prices will be found to be M
low t- . '«e ofany other house, whether by the sin
ule m. ieucrcaai. The stock embraces
Geeli.-.t. - 's Ar-.i SHOES. BOOTEES ar.d GAJ
TERS,
Gentlemen's •*.% t-.-j ai"; * . it MOO'i 'If «.nd
BOOTS,
Youths' BOOTS and BOOTEES, of loauy kind*,
Servants' B.'tOOUES. bound sad unbound.
Ladies' SHOES, buskins. Kids. Jenny Linda, fcc.,
Ladies' black, b/oiute and colored GAITERS,
BUSKIN'S and BOOTEES for servant women, v»>
rifus styles.
Misses' and Children's SHOES in greet variety.
Traveling TRUNKS, plain leather and hair do., all
of which are otfef-d at the lowest rates.
L^URS! FUKS!!—The subscribtr wishes
A lo purehue the Lf For ftiitu:
BEAVER, WILD CAT,
OTTER, RACCOON,
MINK, KOX.
UVBKRAT, HARE
OPOSSOM,
Fur which he will at *i! timea pay tbs higheat
amrkrt value.
no I > JOHN THOMPSON.
Roseate elixir—a fragrant,
ASTRINOENT WASH FOR THE 1 EETH
AND ThU elegant Tooth Wub acta
promptly R» ao antiscorbutic. and in ail eaaea of «ore
ne«a of thu month end gum* it* use will be decidedly
beneficial, hardening the rum< and making th- leetn
firm, relieving any tenae of tt-odrreeaa, aod impart
ing ita frealmeae and fracrauce to tbe u.ov'.h. fit
pared and i-'ld by
» VCRCELL, LAUD k CO , DroggUta.
co 24 92 Main afreet.
f PO MANUFACTURERS, PIiANTERS
JL AND FARMERS-WOOLEN SOCKS AND
BLANKETS.—I*Cdm. heatj cciMn-madt woolen
Secka; VI) pair er< y and wlrte Biaukeia, pxrehaard
before the ri»e in Woolen <> >oda, and fat aalt cheap
rt HART k MOSKsS'.
00 34 03 Maid atreet.
HENRY NEWMAN. 20& Broad ttroet
Richmond, Va.
lnt.-iiditg U» clone u\y b jiiotuSo Rkbmao<l o» the
latot' January n«-*t, luy whole atork of DRY GOODS
will be aold off at coat to eloee. For baigaloa apply at
oncf u tbovn.
All peraoea Indebted are rc.qufeted to rott* for
ward and »ettlo their aMtnuta befo.e the lit «f Jan
uary, the claim* uioat be put a.w tfctbaafe
ul 4 collcctor. .. 1
The aaVaa«<f go<*l* will ha e*«U«l<reU t'orduh aad
at the iui 4eV-Jaiwl*J

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