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— ■ .1 a—a—i
LATEST MAIL NEWS.
WASHINGTON LBTTBR
fr *0* oca trsctAL coaai* romi x n t.|
Washington, Dec. 13, 1854.
We had a nice little spat in the House to
ri ty between Mr. Hunt, or Louisiana, and Mr.
Jones, of Tennessee; but, as the title of
one of Shsk.«peare'» comedies reads, "All's
well that ends well." I would not for the
trorld have one of these gentlemen shoot the
other Mr .lones is a vigilant and eminently
it«eful member —a little too fond of object
ing. but erring even in that particular from
s (•onseientious regard for the public good;
while Mr. Hunt, though wearing a stern ex
terior. is in reality one of the most just, gen
tii-, humane an«l kind hearted men I ha%*e
ever known. On points of honor and proper
eiijuette lie knows no compromise, and he
vrould at anv moment, by day or night, rather
c\:m>s6 hi* life la danger than his name to re
proach. 1 do not believe with him in the
diaptedness of the appeal to combat as the
i st, or even a fitting means of determining
points of houor; but Ido admire him for the
r - pect he ever shews to the unyieldiug prin
ciples of justice, and for the generosity he
»-%. r mam tests in defending the weak or dif-
Hi- lit from injury or insult. He is a com
nnndiog speaker, of sound thought and ac
orrste information, and dares stand by the
tiuttt in which he believes, though the anger
. r il»e derision of the whole world were to
n enace him therefor.
This debate sprang out of a question re
iving to the priuting of certain medical sta
t;stici in the census, ret urns. I am not cer
f;iin that all is right in relation to this matter
of the census and I would recommend to
decreet men the propriety of abstaining
lr.>m the conclusions to which certain pub
li»hed reports may lead. There was and is
such a man as .1 C. (5. Kennedy, and he had
much to do with the census; and, although
:!><;re i-i ?u< h a man as Mr. De Bow, he has
h;ul i o nparatively little to do with tliecen
j j.». ile. is strong in otlicial position, but
< vpd oiKcial power is inadequate to crush
the spirit of truth and of justice. Before the
n -it census shall be entered upon, Mr. De
H-'W, as well as Mr. Kennedy, may be out of
jiUee, and the scales of justice may effect
w iixt men in power should always be mag
i,. uimous«nough to do without compulsion.
A. B. C.
THK PACIFIC'S NEWS.
The Pre fie did not tail from Liverpool till the
in mine of the 30th ult, and her advice* are there
lire eight days later. We find but little in the pa.
p'-r* received last evening to add to the very full
telegraphic dispatch publl*hed yesterday The
I tellipence of the great storm in the Black Sea is
c cfinned, and the detail* show a loss of life and a
wre?k of the transport fleet tba' will be seriously
felt in the pre«ent emergency. One account says
the crew* of cißiiyof tbe wrecked transports fell
into Russian hands. The latest accounts of the
battle of lukermann place the Allies' loß*at4ooo,
mhl Increase that of the Russians to 15,000—a dis
proportion which *eems almoit incredible.
We annex some Items of newt not given yes
terday :
In speaking of the war, the London Times says
the eriaet on trade cannot fail to be very serious,
but success must be acbievod, no matter how heavy
tee reckoning.
Louis Napoleon has issued a spirited address to
the French army in the Crimea, in which he
pledges himself to persevere in humbling the pride
of R :ssiaat all hazards and expenses.
It is announced from Austria that the bankers
will not riant the Railway Company'* loan, uqleig
tic government joins with the Western Powers.
It is also rumored that Austria would sign the
treaty of the Western Powers, but that she repudi.
ates the obligation to adopt Immediate hostilities]
hut that she will insist upon support from the allies
la case she should eventually have an outbreak with
ta« Czar.
The army in Asia w»* prepares for winter quar
ters. %
The Cossack* bad been repulsed in the Dobrud-
K-iia, and Omar Pasha had been ordered to sunpead
operations.
Tne United States ateamer San Jacinto leftßor
rl»nux on the 20th of November tor Madrid with
Mr. Soule on board.
Prince Menschikoft informs the Emperor that
tie damage done bv the besiegers wai speedily
repaired, and the grandson of Sebastopol was in
10 id condition, but he admits very great losses.
The allies continue ta fortily the right ilank of
their bastion very strongly.
The Journal of Constantinople says that 40,000
more Turkish troops would be shipped for the
Crimea with all speed.
The statements as to the movements of Omer
Pacha are contradictory.
The Russians continue in force on the river
Pruth.
The blockade of Odessa has been renewed,
and the Russians were fortifying it by sea aua
land.
Sullman Pacha, who commanded the Turks in
the Crimea, has been degraded to the rank of a
private for the bad behavior of his troops on the
sth of Nov.
The Czar's sons have returned from Sebasto
pol.
The Hospodar of Wallachla announces tho free
exportation of corn irom the Dauubian principali
ties next spring.
Mahomed Pasha, the Turkish ox-Mini»!or of Ma
rine. has been banished from Turkey.
It was reported at Kiel on the -JtJd of November
that the 19th and 20th portion of the Russian lleet
which left Helsingtors, had captured British crui
sers in the Galf of Finland.
Tha departure of the British fleet was postponed
till the 4th Dee.
The Plenipotentiaries of the United States, Eng
land and France had arrived at Shanghai and would
start for P-ikin about the s'h.
Hear Admiral Bruce has been appointed to the
command of the British sqnadron iu the Pacific.
Enlistments are going on in Switzerland for San
ta Anna.
In Kogland commercial matters were at a crisis.
At Manchester trade wore a gloomy aspect and
prices were lower. Ja the stock market there was
Mi increasing crisis
Lord Palmerston still remains in Paris.
Advices from Madrid to the '.Jfl'b, state that an
amnesty for political offences was promulgated on
the 7th, and hnd been extended to the whole.
I-spartoro, of the' Spanish Cabinet, had resigned,
out the Quean refused to accept his resignation.
NAPOLEON S LETTER TO HIS ARMY.
| From the Moaltaur.j
"Palace of St.Clouu, Not 24.
/VfA< Genua tin- Chirj of the Army in the Rait:,
''GrsrRAL : Your report respecting the victory of
icltermann, has excited deep emotion in my mind,
r * press, in my name, to the army, my entire satis
faction with the courage it has displayed, with its
*t>erfy in supporting fadgaes and privations, and its
"> ru> cordiality towards our allies. Thank the ge
wals the officers, sal the soldiers, for their valiant
Tell them that J warmly sympathize with
teir misfortunes, and with the cruel fosses they have
"•sperienced, and that my constant solicitude shall
- directed to the task of ftjftening the bitterness of
' ot.. After the brilhant victory of the Alma, I had
opt j for u moment th»t the rooted army of the
aemy would not so easily have repaired its losses,
that Setustopol would soon have »alfen under
' t ar attack; Lot the obstinate defence of that towp,
!' tbe reinforcements received by the Russian ar
»• have, for the moment, arres'ad the caurse of
'•r success. I approve of the resist mce you made to
'■ impatience of the troops, who wished to makf
• * smulf, under circumstances which would hava
t'jU .ed too considerable lose.
The Euslish and French Governments ditect their
'.nousattention to ths army iu the East. Already
• ro traversing the seas with considerable
This increase of pssistance will dou
■ J'jur forces aud enable you to assuttie the olfen
K.L , powerful diversion is about to take place in
*• ■ ll0 ? receive the asmrance that from
»T »o day, in foreign countries, |*fclie opinfon be
lt, pi u' ore amJ mOTS favorable lo us. If Entope
, •**«>. without alarm, our easles, so lonfr
t,, 1 '• e »; displayed with so much eclat, it is beeanse
"'ope knowstnat we are only touting for its tade
•M.f't?' , l L™.* e . a ha * resumed the position to
-cti she it entitled, and if victory has again attend
opon our banners, it ia-1 declare it with pride—
'"a' I oweit " bravary of the army
'J.!!!*. 0 "*™ 1 < * e **° Dt *h«llo, one of my aidas
«the ,rmy the
1 i'»y Ood to have
<«>■ hi. My keeping. NiroLEow."
• Tha fatlara of tha eaten
e ?/»£?* h<W» Of J. W Blodfitt fc
U toW to be the heaviest tint c»,
• ** N#W Raflwi, Tbfl liabilities of tha
** u4 the hnu (bow a
about iawyoo. "Tha fo«t that'-!
it f, th * *■*«****••" U la Hair Tort—
?' • ora * '-oavcrnat with tha affair* of
telegraphic news.
PROCEEDINGS OP CONGRESS.
Wajhinctok, Dec. 14.—1n the Senate, Mr.
Fi»h presented the memorial from the Cham
her of Commerce of New York, prajing that
Congrew will fit out an expedition for the
purpoie of searching out Dr. Kane, in the
Northern Seas. After tome unimportant bu
ainoss, the Senate adjourned until Monday.
The House went into Committee of the
Whole on the Indian Appropriation bill.
THE MARKETS.
B.\ltimokr, Dec. H.-Plour, wheat and com
Arm and unchanged.
New low, Dec. 14.—Flour—Southern firm
with sale. attSGJatSM. Wheat U unchanged!
Corn U a trifle higher—white and yellow quoted at
cent*.
AUCTION BALES.
FUTURE DAVB.
BY GODDIN & AI'PJSKSON. ~
ADMINISTRATRIX'S SALE OP
■TV MUmES, HORSES, COWS. CORN. FOD
DER, kc.—Will be fid on WEDNESDAY 27th'
of December, 18S4. at J1 o'clock A M« at the re*i
denee of the late W. W. Cowling. U Chesterfield
on the River Raid, about 4 milea from Richmond 4
tine Millet: 2 Horse*; Cow« and Heifer*; the Crop of
Corn, Shuck*, Fodder; Wagon; Cart*. and the Farm
ing Implements, onsistin* of ihe u«o*l variety, and
about 69 card* of Oak and Pine Wood. At which
time the Farm will be rented for the ensuing year
on which i* seeded about 20 buihel* of Wheat, with
gUMIO.
Terms—For all turn* under ®25. ca*bj over that
sum. a credit of 4 mouth*, for negotiable not«r, with
good endorser. M 8 COWLING,
Admfoiitntrix of W. W. Cowling, dee'd.
Goodin It Appkrson, A nets de 15
NEAT DWELLING AT AUCTION.—
Will be sold on THURSDAY, 21st Dec, 1854,
at 4 o'clock P. M., on the premise*, that neat 2 itory
Home on Leigh street, a little We*t of Brooke Ave
nue, recently occupied by Mr Jas McCormack, and
one door West of Mr. Perrin'a residence. There If
every convergence rn the premice*, with a really ex
cellent Kitchan, and the House can be rented to good
tenant* at $132 per annum.
Tbrm* very reasonable, »cd made known at the
time of sale. GODDIN k APPERSON,
t , '» dtd Auctioneer*
BY URUS SHINE
HORSES, MULES, &.c. AT AUC
TKJN -On next SATURDAY Motniog, at 10
o'clock, we will sell at the Horse Lot, 4 young work
Horses; 4 yonng large size Mules; 1 Wagon; 1 Cart—
tegether with several saddle and harness Horses
de 1' LARUS k SHINE, Auct*.
"VIEW AND ATTRACTIVE JUVE-
» NILE BOOKS.—The Australian Wanderer*
or Ihe Adventures of Captain Spencer, li's Horse and
Dog. Bv Mrs Lee, author of "The African Cru
soes." 75c.
Our Folks at Home, or Li'e at the Old Manor
House. Beautifully Illustrated. 75c.
Caroline. A Franconia Story. By the author of
the "Roflo Books." 50c.
Agnes A Franconia Story. By the author of the
'■Rollo Books." 50c.
The Wonderful Story Book; containing an account
of the Seven Wise Men of Greece and the Seven
Wonders of the World. 50c.
Snrligbt through the Mist; being Conversations
batween a Mother and her Children on Luther and
the Reforpiation. lllnstrated. 7-sc.
The Island Home, or the Young Cast-Aways. 75c.
The Y ung Naturalist's Rambles through many
Land*. With Anecdotes and Illustrations 60c
The Children's Friend; from the French of M Bar
guin. Newly Translated Illustrated. $1.
Clovernook Children. By Alice Cary 75c.
Emily Herbert, or the Happy Home. By Mid Mc
intosh. 37Jc.
The Young Islanders, or toe School-Boy Ciusoes.
By J. Taylor. 75c.
Stories from the History i f the Reformation By
Anna Mary Howitt. 63c
Mv Two Sisters; a Sketch from Memory. By
Emily Judson. 50c.
The Boy's Story Book, or Edward's Holidays with
his Cousins Beautiful col'd Illustrations. 75c
With a number of others equally new and attrac
tive. For sale by JAS. WOODHUUSE,
de 14 139 Main st.
APPROPRIATE HOLIDAY PRES-
Im. ENTS—GoId Pen? and Pencils; Gold Tooth
Picks; Gold Thimbles; Gold Lockets; Breast Pins and
Finger Rings, for miniatures; Gold Cuff Pins; Pearl,
Cameo. Mosaic, Jet and Gold Ear Urons; Gold Cliate-
Uins; Gold Bracelets, very beautiful; Pearl Sets, con
sisting of Necklace. Ear Drops and Breastpin; Kin
ger Rings, all kinds, plain, chased pearl, carbuncle,
j*t, topaz, bloodstone, cornelian, ruby, diamond, lie
With n great variety of other rood*, suitable for the
festi.eseason. GENNET k JAMEB,
do 15 Eagle Square.
rpABLE MATS—Of French Willow, Oil
■A Cloth, Sea Grass and Shaker work. For sain by
de 15 BULKLEY k CO.
CHARLES RICHARDSON,
IMPORTER OK
HAVANA AND PRINCIPE CIGARS,
RESPECTFULLY informs his friends
and the public that he has taken the Store No.
4, nnder Exchange Hotel, (lately occupied by Adams
Si Co.'* Express.) for the purpose of conducting the
CIRAR and TOBACCO BUSINESS. He ha* ju*t
received a large lot of very superior Havana end
Principe CIGARS, SNUFF, CHEWING and SMO
KING TOBACCO. Also, an assortment of Fancy
Pipes. Snuff-Boxes, Cigar Cases, Porte Monnaies,
Sic ; all of v/hich he offer* for rash on a* reasonable
terms as can be had elsewhere in thi* State. de ll
DOCT. PLUME, of the Old Medical
House, is still engagedin treating all sortiof
secret diseases, and hereby invites a call from those
who may have been unfortunate in their associations.
Ur P. would particularly invite a call from persons
in the country who have been given up by their phy
sicians as incurable! Cases are few indeed that can
not be reached by medicine when correctly applied.
The article known us the Chemical Kxtrartof French
Flower). is probably the very belt thing now before
the public for renovating a system \lready shattered
by dissipation or other cause. The> Ague ami Fever
remedy, called French Milk. is next to a certainty.—
Price 4! per bottle.
Office ou Franklin street, just below tbe Exchange
Hotel slid first door sonth of Trinity Church, Rich
mond, Va.
Medicines securely packed and sent to -der, with
full directions. se 15
BARGAINS, BARGAINS, BARGAINS.
Great inducements are otfared in plain black
and faurv Silks; French and Oerman Merinoes, all
shades; figure and plain De Lalnes; Plaid Mouslines;
black Alpacas; Bomimzines; large assortment of Ca
licos, Gingham*, Hosieries and Sleeves; handsome
French Collars; Cambric Bands; Chemisette; Bobin
and Cambric Edgings; Ladies' and Gents' Kid Gloves;
black and fancy Cravat*; Port Monuaies; Bonnet Rib
bon*; black Lase Velvet.; Woolen Hoods; Comforts;
French Corsefts: Dress and Trimmings; black
Silk Lace and Fringes; Superfine Cashmere Hose;
Merino and Cloth Cloaks; Long and Square Shawls;
Irish Lintns: Scotch Plaid*, and many other desira
ble Goods for tbe season, which I am offering to
tho*e who favor me with a call, at a small advance
above cost. AUGUSTUS MAILERT,
de 5 No. 41 Main st.
(E NGLISH ARMY OVER COATS.—IOO
J of these very desirable Over Coat*, (for *er
vants and those exposed to rcugh weather,) of our
own importation. In store end for sale at a small
advance. KEEN, BALDWIN k CO,
de 13 102 Main s f .
IQK flflflFT. of Seasoned 1 inch
I. "" Yellow Pine and Weather
boarding; for s*le by EDW E. DUDLEY,
de 12 19th st. between Main and Franklin.
SCANTLING, SCANTLlNG.—Receiv
ing this dey a large lat of inperior Scantling, all
size*. For sale low by EDW. E. DUDLEY,
de 12 19th at. between Main and Franklin.
iJfZ PAILS NEW REFINED LARD.
10 hhds. prime new Bacon Side*.
1 do do do do Jole».
Just received per steamer Belvldere; for sale bv
de 12 J NO. WOM BLE k CO.
PR ESER VEB, SAUCES, BRANDY
PEACHES, kc.—'The greatest variety that can
be found in any hjuse in the city and at moderate
prices, viz : Preserved Ginger, Pine Apple*. Dam
son*, Peaches, Crab Apples, Cherries, Quince*. Green
Oage*. Lime*, Quince and Peach Marmalade*,
Plcaled Lobsters, Mixed fickle*, in different size
jars. Worcestershire Sauce, something nice. Brand?
Peache* in quart*, half and gallon jars, Olive* and
Caper*, Currant, Quince and Apple Jellies, Guabs
Jellies, fresh Peache* and Temateea. All person* in
want of *ucU article* will do well to ca'l on
8. BONAVITA k CO.,
de 6 No. 76 Main *t
CUPER PHOSPHATE LIME.—De
kj Burg'* celebrated Sopor Phosphate Lime—a
most superior fertilizer, which ha* beeo fairly tested
and produced the mest sat'sfactory re*u)t*. For the
merit* of this article wa refer to Mr. Richard Samp
•on, Goochland county; Mai. Jeaaa Snaad, Richmond
city; Mr. Jo*. Fuqua, Buckingham county; Mr. J esse
L Maury. Albemarlti county: and other* who have
uaad it. For sale by '
S. McORU DEB'S SONS, Agent*,
ao 2 Richmond. V a.
{FAIRBANKS' SCALES.—Wo hare in
Jl (tore all tbe varletie* of Scale* manufactured by
Me**rs Fairbanks They are acknowledged by those
Who have ased them to be tbe best aad most relia
ble Scale* made; for ml* at manufketorers'prloa* by
SMITH k HASWdOD,
Ml W Main «mt.
I WAHTB.
5.000 IM S L to
•Itr of Richmond, valued it tUMI 25 lellwl
semi-annually. Addrea* H. *Tz, iSrtiSSJ
\KJANTED—A good Cook and Wither,
" * and a Houae Servant for the earning v«ar.—
Good recommendationa aa to qakliSeattorui and cha
racter required. Parson* having Hervaata to hire, o(
th. above deacriptios, ean bear of a nod ho ma b*
applying at thia Ofliee. da 14
\AT ANTED—By * respectable femftle, »
* V ait nation aa Honaekeeper, eltb.r la the city or
country, wbo thoroughly undemtaoda dcmeaHc maa
agemeot, pirkliog. preaerviog and partry. Addreia
A. 8., roat-oflice, Richmond. Va. da 13—1w
WANTED.—A Nurse, such as can come
T Y well recommended, a good price will be paid,
• middle seed one preferred. Apply to
de 12— lOt LA HUB k RHINE.
WANTED—We wish to hire for the eu
' *_ Ming year. an active, able-bodied NEGRO
MAN, to act aa Porter to oar (tore. For one that
•oil*, a liberal price will be paid. Apply to
EGGLESTON, FITZGERALD h CO.,
11—*1J No. 14 Pearl at
\\TANTED —For the ensuing year, a
* * CARRIAGE DRIVER and a Dining Room
Servant Enquire at the etore of
11—€t DAVENPORT. ALLEN k CO.
i\\r ANTED—A LIVE KNOW NO
»T\d*i **" *■* for bi* Picture at OS
BORNE g GALLERY. Owing to tbe hard time*, I
shall take Picture* at reduced prices until after
Christmas and New Year*. All In want will do well
o* 1 J We*"'«s in Gold LoekeU,
Gold Pins, Shell, Pearl aad Velvet Cases, at pi ices
that defy competition. A. W. OSBORNE,
° e * Opposite Exchange Bank.
WANTED—A SITUATION AS
J ' TEACHER.-The Subscriber, a Graduate of
tbe Va. Military Institute, aod having four year*' ex
perience in teaching, ofte of which he wa* enraged
acting A**i*tant Profeator of Language* in the Va.
Military Inatitute, and the remainder aa Principal in
a large Claatical and Mathema'ical School, desires a
(itnation a* Professor either in *ome College or In
stitute, or a* Principal or Assistant in an Academy:
and if sufficient Inducement be offered, would en
gage as Inatractor in a private family. Testimonial*
°f the hljzh»*t character given Addreu " PRE
CEPTOR." Petertbnrg. Va. nolG—lm
WANTED—STORAGE—In the large
T T and convenient Fire proof Warehouia Jn rear
of Hazafi L Co.'* Office.
Incurance csn be effected at the lowest rate*.—
Terms of Storage liberal. Apply to
. W. T STAPLES fc CO.,
da 12—3 m* 12th st. South of Carr.
LOST OR STOLEN.
S STRAYED, from my house, on
Franklin, between 6th and 7th streeU,
on Wednesday, the 6th December, a
yoon*. medium sized COW, giving
"?> v l brindle, with a sear on her left
thigh, rather lean, and her horns wide apart. A suit
able reward will be paid for her delivery to me.
de 13—ik* LEWIS N. WEBB.
STRAYED OR STOLEN, from
" «ny residence, on Clav st, near Brooke
Avenue, a BULL TERRIER PUP, white, with a
pale yellow #pot on the end of his back, clipped ears
and tail. A reasonable reward will be paid for hi*
delivery at my residence.
de 13—3t* JASPER L ROWE.
STRAYED OR STOLEN, from
» the residenc* of the subscriber, on Grace
street, between 2d and 3d streets, on Snndav last. a
liver-colored POINTER PUPPY, about 7 months
old. Any information respecting him will be thank
fully received and a reasonable reward paid if re
quired He 13-3 | M. T. STARKE.
AT OTICE.—I he city of Richmond wishes
to employ a GENTLEMAN to take charge of
OAK WOOD CEMETERY for the ensuing year.
Applications will be made, in writing, to the Chair,
man of the Committee, between this time and the
23d of the present month. The salary is fixed at
$300 and the fees for interments.
de 14—dt23d N. B. HILL, Chairman.
$30,000 WORTH OF
DRY GOODS AT COST,
AND UNDER.
pONTEMPLATING making a change in
our business on the Ist day of March, 1855, we
have determined to offer our extensive stock of
FANCY AND STAPLE DltY GOODS
AT PRIME COST, FOR CASH.
The stock at this time is large and desirable, having
been recently purchased for nett cash, we do not
hesitate in saying greater inducements have not been
offered purchasers during this or any previous season
than we are now prepared to offer- Our stock con
sists in part of the following:
SILK GOODS.
Plain black and colored Silks, all prices
Rich Broeade black and col'd do.
Cemmon and medium do. do.
Handsome plain and striped Silk*
Common and medium do
Black Satin, for dresses and cloaks
Marcellines, all colors
Raw Silk Plaids, for dresses
Black and col'd Silk Velvets, for bonnets and cloaks'
WOOLEN GOODS.
Sattioets, all grades
Washington Kerseys, for servants
Georgia Plaids, do.
Kentucky Jeans, all prices
Tweed Cassimeres
Plain and Check Cassimeres
Woolen and Silk Vestlngs
Plaid s
Ladies' ccl'd Cloths, for cloaks
Black Cloths, for cloaks
Bed and Crib Blankets; 2500 servants' Blankets
200 doz Yarn Socks, for servants
Red, white and yellow Flannels
Common Carpets
WORSTED AND STUFF GOODS.
English Paramettaa and Merinoes
French Merinoes all colors
Plain all Wool Mouslines
Figured and Plaid do.
Figured and Plaid Cashmeres
Plaid and Check French Merinoes
Figured Moreens, for curtains and skirts
Plain black and figured Alpacas, all grades
Black Bombazines, do.
French, English and Scotch Ginghams
Plain and figured 4-4 Oil Prints
SHAWLS AND CLOAKS
Velvet, Satin, Cloth and Merino Cloaks
Embroidered do. do. do.
Long and square Blanket Shawls
Teikirn, Merino and plain Wool Shawls
Embroidered and p'ain Crape do.
Plain white Merino do.
LINENS, &.C.
Irish Linens, all prices
Linen and Russia Diaper
Linen Table Cloths and Napkins
EMBKOIDKRIES, &.C.
Embroidered Handkerchiefs, from 50c. to 85
do. Cambric and Muslin Collars
do. do Sleeves
do. do. Inside Cape*
do. Mouriiiug Collars, Sleeves and Inside
Capes
Swiss Muslin and Cambric Bands
do. do. do. Edgings and Inserting*
Plain Cambric and Gran Lawn Hdkfs
Woolen, Cotton and Silk Hosiery, a large assortment
ALSO, a stock of Ladies' Gaiter Boot* and Shoe*,
and a variety of other Good* Uo tedious to
enumerate.
It will be to the interact of all in want of eheap
Goods to call early. HART k MOSES,
de B—dUlif S3 Main st.
« GOLD EXCHANGED FOR
NOTES.—The subscriber ha* a large as
sortment of Watches and Jewelry which
W he will give in exchange for North Caro
lina and Trans-Alleghany Bank notes at par.
EDWARD KERSEY,
Sign of Big Watch,
do 14—tlstJ opposite the Old Marker.
|8| FOR RENT.—The large storehouse
10L on the Basin now occupied by the subscriber.
Possession given immediately For further particu
lars enquire of J. F. Cottrell or the subscriber.
de 6—t* R. B. TYLER
U ARMORY YOUNG GUARD, J
J| Richmond, December 11th, 1854. J,
mOlDf a No. 16.
lit The Company will assemble for Drill
EVERY NIGHT, from thi* date, at 7 o'clock, un
til farther orders
The Roll will be called every night at 7J o'clock
Be punctual. •
By order of tlie Captain.
de 13-It CHAB. P. RADY, O. S.
~3r FOR BOBTON.—The fine, fart
sailing Schr.JNO W. DOYE. Capt Puhl,
the first and only vessel, haviag a portion of her car
go engaged, will have dispatch for the above port.
For balance of freight apply to
de 13 RANKIN k BARKER.
T>ACON AND LARD—
JL9 500 superior new Sugar cured Family Hams
16 caaka small *ize new Bacon Sides
25 do bright old do do
10 do do do Shaaldan
15 tierce* superior Lard
30 package* Smitbfield Lard
la it ore and for sale by
de 14—at CHAB. T. WOBTHAM k CO.
Five hundred dollars re-
WARD —Dr. jErraiß** Antidote—A aartala
and speedy cure for Secret Diseases Th a Propria**
challenges a case which It will not at ones re 1 leva.
The attention of the unfortunate I* especially
called to thi* remedy, na Itreqaires no partietriar at
fantlon to diet, and does not interfere with one**
basin en. Sold only by
* BENNETT It BEERS,
Agent* for Dr. Jeffriaa.
Pri«e. Si a Bottle. an 30—Iraif
VI UUNTAIN BUCKWHEAT FLOUR.
wl Oar aaatomera who have bsujwlttai aaa
now be supplied. RAOLANb It BtO.
APCTmw ■AT.M
", Furnkit n~r«
A ££» »EAR BLA
MOND. AMD **•* O* RlCH
hit nnn* IttorenMnretoChnrejjlls£ we shall. mt
>| o'clock, Mi heautlfui Vara*
If nilaa *-"*???• Blakey'. MUt. about
in a Wiftuto „ b f a ,t tT of »*■* TbeUndk
oMriy The dwelling U
the „rVt ?* eompl.te repair, and
After Pi«« rem.rk.bl, IgoiT
•oiwl Md periahahU iSi?* *" 3l<i •" tl»e per
coa«lrtn,Vf s H„!!^ , V e ool M«*«iPt PBrnitwi)
with ? r * !lch CowwjSn
2 C.A, «|| gygSJi&tZS®* CyrU^ B.„y;
ctmrjto Mrry on Vhe p! ™E.»" d Tooh »«
favorable opportunity to Di>rioni i?- #T ® a
m th., BMijK, bw&irsrsr * w
retired eontry tent near Riohmmwi !!?, "Wilii| &
remarkably healthy. R ' Chm ° Ed - Th « P*ace is
all .urn. under fan eaab; over 4
•ffi *■ riiasfcc'?'-
Ep^ K A ft B o A^.Vi'^t ß A E
IN THE CITY Or RICHMOND -By Beo fS2
powers conferred on the txeevtor bv the will t%t S!
lata Buwetl Dudley, dec'd, I .lX.eTl.tpßblic. Be *
tion, on the Remises, on WEDNESDA& the 20th
day of Dee., 1854, commencing at 1 o'clock ttimn
two excellent brick tenement* of which th. testator
?9*h TMu" 1 * P ° mWtd ' #t "".corneTof
Thaabove real estate lain an improving part of the
city, and the houasa tbemaelvea are aow in good tea*
actable order.
Terms—One-fourth cash; balance at 4, 8 and 12
month*, for negot'able notea. interest added, secured
by a trust dead, or title retained till Uat note is naid
... WM H. CHBIBTIAN, Adm'rf"
with th. will annexed, of Rnsaell Dudley, dea'd
4e« QOODIN U APPERBQN. Aucta.
TRUSTEES' BAJUK OF VALUABLE
J. REAL ESTATE.—On SATURDAY lfith of
December, at 1 o'clock. By virtue of a deed of trait
to the subscriber*, dated the l*t of May. 1849 and
recorded In Richmond Huttings Court, in Deed book
No. 55, pace 611, to secure to Henry B. Carter, ef
Caroline, the payment of $5000 at the time therein
specified, we shall, at the request or the said
Carter. and with the consent of the grantor in
■aid deed, on SATURDAY, the IGth day of Decern
her, 1834, on the premises, at 1 o'clock, if fair, if
not, on the first lair day thereafter, at the tame
hour, aell a Lot and Tenement on tke south aide of
Canal street, between 10th and Uth street*. fronting
23J feet on Canal atreet. and running back 140 feet
to a 15 feet alley, being part of the property con
veyed to us by the aaid trust deed.
Terms —So much in cash as will be sufficient to
pay the expenses of sale and the asm of #2000, part
of said sum of •.WOO, and the residue of the pur
chase money upon a credit of 6, 12 and 18 months,
bearing interest from day of sale, >ind secured by a
deed of trust upon the property The Trustees will
e»nvey with special warranty, but the title is be
lieved to be good. . -
L. B. PRICE,
G. A. MYERS \ TTMte«3.
Sile conducted by Goddin L Apper'son, Aucti.
de 6
The above Lot ('n addition to the three-story tenr>
ment in front,) has an extciirive and durable Lumber
House in rear, and is really worthy in every way the
attention of capitalists
GALE OF VALUABLE NEGROES
flattening mills at
AUCTION.—As Trustee in a Deed from Col. Samuel
8. Myers, dated 15th Nevember, 1855. duly recorded
in Richmond Hustinga Court, in Deed Book No. 66.
page 410, I shall in further execution of the said
trust, (having been so requested by Q. A. Myers.
Esq , the endorser thereby secured,) proceed to sell
at public Auction, at the upper Tobacco Factory for
merly occupied by Col. Myers, situate* on 7th St., be
tween Cary and Canal sts., on FRIDAY, the 29thday
of December, 1854, commencing at 11 o'clock, 17 va
luable slaves, the most of whom are excellent Fac
tory hands, including two or three good Carpenters.
After which will be sold several very superior Flat
tening Mills nearly new and in good order.
Terms—Cash, or satisfactory endorsed negotiable
notes, at 4 months, with the interest added
o i . ... _ W GODDIN. Trustee.
Sale conducted by Goddin & Aiperson, Aucts.
de 7
IVfOST VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
i-fX IN THE CITY OP RICHMOND AND IN
COUNTY OK HENRICO, FOR SALE AT AUC
TION.—At the reqoest of the heirs and devisees of
the late Thomas Ritchie, deceased, we shall sell at
public auction on the premises, on MONDAY, the
18th day of December, 1854. if fair, if not, the next
fair day, commencing at 3$ o'clock P. M . that valua
ble half acre lot at the corner of Clay and 4th streets,
in the city of Richmond, with the large brick, I'QC
coed dwelling thereon, now in the occupancy of A.
W. Morton, Esq. It will be divided so as to give to
the mansion about £0 feet of ground, and the resi
due of the lot will be divided inte building iota of
suitable size, frontins on Clay street, running back
150 feet to au alley 13 feet wide.
And on the following day, viz: TUESDAY, the
19th day of December, 1854, on the premises, if fair,
if not, the next fair day, commencing at 12 o'clock,
M., will be sold the very valuable Farm on which
the late Thomas Ritchie, Jr., recently resided, sit
uated in the county of Henrico, on the James River
Canal, about two miles west of the city of Rich
mond. The tract contains about 130 acres, of which
about one-half is heavily covered with valuable oak
and other timber—the other tract is cleared and in. a
high state of improvement. The bui dings on the
place, though small, are yetsuffie'ent for the use of
a moderate sized family. After which, will be sold
ene moiety of 100 acres of land, adjoining the above
and nearer the city of Richmond, the most ef which
is cleared; aii under good enclosure, and in the very
highest state of improvement—the soil it equal to
any land in that vicinity. This latter tract will be
divided to suit bidders. The owner of rhe other
moiety will unite in the sale, to as to aell the fee sim
ple in the whole tract.
And immediately thereafter will be sold the 58£
acres of valuable cleared land adjoining the farm ana
residence of H. B Dickinson,Esq., purchased by the
late Thoa. Ritchie, Jr., of Mont. Prave. The above
real estate will be surveyed, and maps thereof can
be seen at the office of the Auctioneeit, in a few
days.
The above resl estate, whether for Investment or
speculation, offers great inducements to capitalists
and others to attend the sale. The terms will be, one
third cash, balance at one and two years, for nego
siable notes, (interest payable half-yearly,) secured
by a trust deed.
de2—2awtds GODDIN t APPERSON, Aucts.
AVOID ALL QUACKERY, AND
XV TAKE MEDICINEB PREPARED BY A
REGULAR PHYSICIAN ONLY.—LrFE PRO
LONGED, AND A CURE FOR ALL PAIN.—
Coughs, Colds, Consumption, Croup, Whooping
Cough, Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, Indigestion,
Sour Stomach, Scroful*. and elf skin Eruptions. Fe
ver and Ague, Billions Fever, Cholera. Cholera Mor
bus, Dysentery, Bowell Affections. Piles, Bore and
Weak Eyes, Rheumatism, Heart Disease, Palpita
tion, Neura'gia, Kidney acd Bladder Affections,
Dropsy, Falling of the Womb, add Female Com
plaints.
DR. J. S. ROSE'S CELEBRATED FAMILY
MEDICINES are the result of thirty years practice
in Philadelphia. His prescriptions are for each com
plaint, and have been well tested and approved by
hundreds of Physicians, and thousands of Patient*.
A REMEDY FOR EACH DISEASE.
DR. J S. ROSE'S COUGH SYRUP OR EX
PECTORANT, for the radical cur* of Consumption,
Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness,(Asthma, Bronchitis Spit
ting of Blood, Inflammation of the Langs or Throat,
and all Pulmonary Diseases. This preparation not
only enre* Consumption, if taken in time, but it for*
tifiesthe system against future attack* A* a Cough
Medicine, it i* the best in the World! It Is now
nsed and recommended by Physicians at home and
abroad. In bottles, 50 cts., and 81.
Dr. J. S. ROSE'S WHOOPING COUGH SYRUP
give* immediate relief, and frequently care* in one
week. Price 50c.
OR. J. S. ROSE'S CROUP SYRUP nerpr (Uinta
caring the Croup, that d*ng«rou» complaint among
children. Price 2">c.
DR. ROSE S ALTERATIVE, or BLOOD PURI
FIER, for Scrotal*, Old Eruption, and all diteaaei
ariaing from an impure state of the blood—price 91.
DR. ROSE'S ALTERATIVE or FAMILY PILLS,
for Liver Complaint*, Djipepria, Indlgeftion, Sour
Stomach and Cotfivenera—2sc
DR ROSE'S GOLDEN PILLS, for falling of be
Womb, Female Weakne**, Debility and Relaxation
—50c.
DR. ROSE'S FEMALE PILLS, a valuable reme
dy for Female Complatata. Superior to HoopeHr
Pille—2sc.
DR ROSE'S DYSPEPTIC COMPOUND, a tore
cure for Dyapepeie—so ct».
DR ROSE'S TONIC MIXTURE, for Chilli. Fe
vera, and general Debility. A nerer-failing remedy
™DR. ROSE'S COMPOUND EXTRACT OF BU
CHU, for all diaeaeei of the Kidney* and Bladder,
and for Dropiy—soe.
DR. ROSE'S NERVOUS CORDIAL, for all sen
voua condition* of the eyetem, Neuralgia, Heart Die
eaee. Palpitation. Ac i-o—soe.
DR. ROSE'S PAIN CURER-curee all pain, ex
ternal or internal; alao eeitx Chilblain*. Corna,
Bruleee, Sprains, Stiff Neck, Sore Throat, Patau in
the Bowel* and Stomach, Sadden Cold*, fee.—l2J,
25 and 50 eta.
All of Dr. J. 8. ROSE'S *alnaMe Family Modictaee
to bo had of Parcel), Ladd It Co., Bennett A Boon,
Adio A Gray, O. A. Streckrr, A. Duval, A. Bodeker,
J. 9. Wood, Wm. P Ladd, f* M. Zachrineoa, A. Lee
lie, R. R. Duval A Bro., Gntbba A Appereoa, in thia
city, and of dealer* generally In every city mm tows
throaghcut the United State*.
no I>—FMAWAcio—te
PLATED FORKS, BPOOHS, Ac.—
Dinner and Doaotrt Foik»; Table, Deeeert and
Tea Spoon*; Soup and Saace Ladlae; Sugar Tonga aad
Butter Kntvea.
The above are the boot robetitnto Cor »ilver that
1 """•'-(Smnkju.a.
do 15 Ba«le Square.
rpHE " BAN'S HORN PLANTATION
IS"""
'
BY TAYLOR A WlliUilUl'
I.AKOE SALE OF A VALUABLE
gMKUm&nHSsSS
wwbyc. UH<ir Mr. if Bo£ the wt Mr d7*th*r£
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Tctks—Utdar (St. cub: that BBwmnt .. »
M p™r e * not*, with IntoS
dactioa of intereat will be allowed** ° T " * *•*
SaUcondacted by Wilu2*^2SS!
M* BUSINESS BTAND
E&ssstfi
to«'^uS Bfce8 fcet *" d *»«' ISShat
Th. lower part of th. house Ida on. room. «,tt»-
ble for business of an* kind at. • room, smta
jfipMU— room*, w^n^T^t
C e note et 4 moothL (without intnrn«t
de 14 TAYLOR k WILLIAMS. Auets.
,«« ® Y / I J, UOMAt ' W - KKEBEE,
(Office with Geo. J. Sumner, No. 20 Pearl at)
House and lot for lease at
AUCTION -wni be leased
Aaetion, on WEDNEBDAY, 20th inet.. at 4 oVl'oJdr
p - M - , lle Ho y. s f ? n<l LOT on Broad between 17th
and 18th at., adjoining th. reaidence of Mr. N. B
HiU and rt mini back to Seabrook'a Warehonae—the
Letfea to pay all taxes. Fofaeiaioo given on th. Ist
day of January,lßM. J B. KEEBEE,
m ix 7 v Gn * rdi » n ®f OeorgeanaL. Charter.
Thos. W. Kekske, Aucr. d. 14
TRUSTEE'S SALE OF A TRACT OF
JL LAND IN THE COUNT! OF HENRICO _
By virtue of a Deed of Trust executed to me by John
Browsing, bearing date on the 24th day of March,
1854, and duly recorded in Henrico County Court
Clerk's Office, by requeat of the beneficiary In said
daed, I will, as Trustee, on SATURDAY, 16th day of
Oecember, at 12 o'clock M., sell at public auction, on
tMt premises, the land conveyed in the said Deed,
au'd described as follows: "A certain tract, piece or
S*rcel of land, lying and being in the tipper end of
lennco county, adjoining the Deep-Run Coal-pit
laad, Jos. Myers and others, being the same piece or
parcel of land conveyed to the said Browning by
William A Alley and Mary J., his wife, by Deed
bearing date the 6th day of November, 1852 "
Terms—Caah. JOHN N. HARRISON,
no 24-dtd Trustee.
VALUABLE PROPERTY IN MAN
v CHESTER FOR HALE.Wi 11 be offered for
sale, on fbe premises, on MONDAY, the 18th inst
at 3 o'clock P. M., the Real Estate of Josiah Hobson,
dee'd, in the town of Manchester, consisting of lots
169 183, a part of 170. and perhaps of 184, except the
buildings and other rights acquired by the late Judge
Stanard. at a sale made for the benefit of the Mutual
Assurance Society in 1833.
The property lies a short distance South-East from
the Methodist church, and affords valuable situations
for building, being retired and still very convenient
to the business part of the town, and to Richmond
The property will be divided to suit purchasers —
The teims will be one-fourth cash; the residua in
equsl instalments of 4, 8 and 12 months with inter
est from the date, secured by negotiable notes and a
retain of title.
Persons wishing farther information are referred
toR. W. Flourncy, or Flournoyfc Poindexter. Of
fice at Lisle'scornnr. By order of
JNO C. HOBSON, ) - ,
Mrs. JOSIAH HOBSON,} " ow *
de 11—tds
BY THOMAS W. KEESEE,
Office at Geo. J. Sumner's, No 20 Pearl street.
npRUSTEE'B SALE OF MONUMENT
-R HOTEL FURNITURE.—By vlrtae of a Deed
of Trait, executed by Jno. Talman, Br , to the Snb
scriber, and duly recorded ia the Clerk's Office of the
Hotting* Court, for the pnrpose of aeearing the pay
ment of certain sums of money to several parties
therein named, will be sold at Auction, oa THURS
DAY, the 2lst inst., commencing at 10 o'clock, with
out reserve, the entire FURNITURE and FIX
TURES of the above Hotel, consisting of Parlor,
Dining Room, Chamber and Office Furniture.
Terms—For all sums under $50 cash; $50 and oyer
that amount. 4 months' credit, for approved endorsed
negotiable notes. J. C CRANE, Trustee.
Sale conducted by Thos. W. Keesee, Auct.
dell
BY ALEX. NOTT.
HORSES! HORSES!—WiII be sold on
SATURDAY. 16th inst., at 10 o'clock, at the
horse lot, eleven Hornet, amongst which will be
found some young Work and Saddle Horses.
ALSO—At the same time and place, one Furnitnre
Wagon, nearly new, and two splendid MATCH
HORSES.
Sale positive. Terms oath.
do 13 ALEX. NOTT, Auct.
BY KENT, PAINE & KENT.
"T|RY GOODS AT~AUCTION—On
* * WEDNESDAY, the 20th inst., commencing at
10 o'clock, we will sell, at oar Auction Room*, a large
assortment of fresh and seasonable DRY GOODS,
comprising a great variety of desirable styles, being
oar closing sale for the seassn.
Particulars hereafter.
dell KENT. PAINE it KENT. Auet*.
EXTENSIVE SAfeE —STEAM EN
XLi GINE, SAW MILL, MULES, WAGONS
HARNESS. Itc —Will be sold at auction on THURS
DAY, 21st day of December, (the present month.) at
our Saw Mill, adjoin'ug the lands of Messrs. Hill and
Trent, situated on the Cbickahominy, about 7 mile*
below the city; One steam Engine and Saw Mill,
with fixtures complete and in good order.
Terms—Ooe-tbird cash; six and twelve month*
oa balance, for aatisfaotory endorsed negotiable notes.
Also. 30 No. I young Mules, some of which are a*
fine a* cau be had; 9 Wagons and Harness, some of
thorn nearly new ; about 300 cords of well seasoned
oak Wood and lot ef sawed Timber.
The above sale will be positive, as it is made for a
dissolution of the eoacern and the giving up of the
Lamber Business. For the last named property,
cash as to all sums of $50 and under will be requires,
oyer that amount a credit of 4 month* will be given
for approved negotiable paper.
PLEASANTS, COURTNEY k BROS.
de ll—tds
OALE OF MULES, COWS, HOGB, &c.
O I shall sell, ou TUESDAY, the 19th of the pres
ent month, at my residence near Bochanan Spring,
4 or 5 fine Mules, young and well broke; twenty odd
bead of Cattle, many of which are of Improved stock.
Most of the Cow* are fresh to the pail;*ome of them
have young calve* by their aide. Also a large nam
ber of Hog*, among which are several brood Sow*, of
Improved stock, with young pig*
Terms—All sum* under $50 cash; over that amount
a credit of four months will be given, for satisfacto
rily endorsed negotiable note*, interest added.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock A. M.
de 13—dt* QUINTAIN BLAIN.
[NO. 5.]
T7NGLIBH WORKS—At the
JJ MEW BOOKSTORE, 157 Mai. at.
Nearly opeojite Exchange Br.uk-
THE LAY OF THE LAST MINSTREL. By Sir
Walter SOott, with beautiful illu«tration«. 1 vol
B*o. Price, cloth, gilt (idea and edge*. 95; do. roer.
*THE LADY OF THE LAKE. By Sir Writer
Scott, with beautiful illmtrations 1 volftao. P ice,
cloth, gilt aidea and edge*, #5: do. mor. vl
KEATS' POETICAL WORKS. With lllu4ra
tiona. 1 vol Bto , mor extra. Price 97.
WORDSWORTH'S GREECE, Pictorial, Deeerlp
tiva aod Hi"torie*l. Illn«trati >n« on erery fagc. 1
rol Svo.. calf, price tlO; mor. extf* f'2.
BUNYAH'STiLGRIM'S PROGRESS. With 300
illnatratioaa by Harvey. 1 vol 6vo. mor. Price 98.
PROVERBIAL PHILOSOPHY. By Marti-i F.
Tapper. A new edition, beautifully illustrated and
printed on fine cream colored paper. 1 vol. rryal I
ffvo elotH. Price $7; do mer extra 910.
GRAY'S ELEGY IN A COUNTRY CHURCH
YARD Beautifully i.lnetrated with new dot' far.
1 to! «vo. clntli. Price 91 50; mor. §3.
AMELIA'S POEMS. Ooe haadaomevolume B*o
Cloth 9* -Ml; gilt edge* 93; mor. 94 50.
For Mkie by
wis. A. BUTTERS, Bookmller
and Dealer is Piano Fortes Mule, If.
da 14 —3tlf
| SPLENDID STOCK OP
SILKS, DEY GOODS, EMBROID'BIES,
AT MOST ATTRACTIVE PRICES.
J. MILLHIBER A BEO-,
103 BROA1) STREET. .
pOHTINUK to run off «Wr Mt«me
V and beanliful »tock of HI GOODS
and EMBROIDERIES at greatly roioend prieeo.
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DEC. 15TH, I«s4—We »feall aeU. h ntlu^T
" WWtwYMTg^
:
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the deceue-i u on* of th« MUMiikMd/»iii ?*
AaiuVnh. m^ h T>!u? >lrt * r of hta e>4ta|
uStf&SES. TW,to " •»•«"•»* rtulfct^
i ' MtiMillMiiilL HorM.
Jereev Waco*, fca., caah for ram* of S3Q aad ander'i
o*w that four months credit wilt b« allowed! for
negotiable notea well endoraad. For the anexatred
ssss ! &£saassa in, "~ ■» .
Peterabora. Va, de 7—tda
rw™TTo™r,£L tA,l y 8 k "HINE.
THRUSTEE'S SALE OF A STOCK OP
n*v F nL NC «^»i?° oDß ' A T AUCTION--On FRI
UAY, Uec. 15th, eommmcini at 10 o'clock. at >»
largeßala* Room, mp stairs. 74 Mud street, a Imm
?nt»rt- OCk ° f Btapl ° and Jr,u " 1 Goods, COB*
200 dozen Tooth Brashes; 150 dozes Nail Brasher
22 K? M » Bu '•?"»; 50*1 srots mohair, silk and
Coat Buttons; 200 gross Pearl do.; 50 do*. Doll*;
dps. L P. Sewing Birds; 400 doz. Hooch ton's Spool
Cotton; 100,000 Herring'* Needles; 50,000 Smith's d 0.2 •
50,000 Alford's do; 10 grosa Worki'ng CottSf 50 IrW
iron, steel and white metal Thimble. 50 dox I vor*
Combs; 200 doz French Buffalo Drenicc Pomlx* 20
doz Spectacles; 50 dcz Silk Pa*ae»; 40 gross Petri
B°tto i. tton *'* r ° M Suspender and Fly
ALSO—A large invoice of Perfumery, consistln*
in part—
400 dozen Rose Hair Oil*; 500 doz Bean Oil; 50 do*
Antique Oil; 500 doz cheap Cologne*; 100 irt fine fa
rina Co'ogne; 300 dox Irapo-ted Cologne*; 80u dozen
Fanoy Soaps, assorted kinds, tome Very tine.
Together with a large atock of other Pane? Arti
cles, too nnmeroneto mention.
The attention of the trade are respectfully Invited
to examine the stock before ordering from the North,
as every lot will be soli to the highest bidder, with
out reserve.
By order of the Trustee.
Terms at sale, LARUB It SHINE,
de 13 A nets.
ADDITIONAL.—WiII betdded to the above sale,
this (Friday) morning, au invoice of Dry tioods.
Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Ac.
de 15 LARUS fc SHINE, Ancts.
BY GODDIN k APPERSON.
CALE OF CORN, OATS, HAY, STRAW,
O SHUCKS, FODDER, BLOODED STOCK,
MULES, be.—Will be sold on WEDNESDAY, the
ISth day of December. 1854, commencing at 11 o'clock,
at the Farm of Mr. Edward P. Cbamberlayue, about
6 miles above Richmond, near the Tallow Tavern,
all his surplus crops, consisting of Cora, Oat*, Hay
Straw, Shocks, Fodder, fee.
And on the FRIDAY following, viz: the 15th De
cember, 1854, commencing at 11 o'clock, at the Farm '
of Mrs. Dr. Cbamberlayne, abont 4 miles above
Richmond, near Brook Turnpike. 1 blooded mare fend
her eolt by Tally Ho; 1 tine work mare, and bet colt
by the same horse; 2 mules; 5 stacksjoatf; 3 stack*
blade fodder: 16 large stacks straw, he.
Terms—All sums under 430 cash; over that
amount, 4 month* credit for approved endorsed ne
gotiable paper. GODDI& & APPERSON,
ds 6 Aucls. '
BY RICHARD CAUTHORN.
npRUSTEE'S SALE OF HOR 8E S,
X CARRIAGE AND HARNESS, and WOOD,
AT FRIDAY. 15th Inst., at 3 o'clk,
P. M., at the Grocer; Store of R. H. Dobbins, In Port
Mayo, Rocketts, I will sell at auction, for cash, six
Work Horses, one Carriage and Harness, and wont
50 or 75 Cords of Oak and Pine Wood, mixed.
By order of Chas. Hagam. Trustee of Mrs. Mar
garet Dobbins. RICH'D CAUTHORN.
de 12 Aaot.
BY ELI AS HALE, No. 106 Main st.
Auction and Commission Mere bant-
AN THIS EVENING, and every «▼«-
V/ niag through the week, commencing •tTo'elk.,
I *hall offer it taction a large end dealrabla itoek of
Dry Gooda, roitable for the *ea*on, emulating la part
aa followi. vis t
Clothe, Caaairnerea and Veitlnga
Bleached and Brown Domeetic Lfnsey*
Blanketa, Table Cloth*, Hoeiery, Glove*, fliift,
Moon line*, Cambria*, lie.
The above Oooda are new and perfect
ALSO,
Will be added a atock from a aonntry *tore, em*
bracing a general a**ortm-nt.
ALSO—An invoice of Whip*, Cane*, Trunk* and
Umbrellas; from the manufacturer*—to be gold with
out reeerve. .
ALSO—A large aHortment of Oold and SlVrer
W&tcliei, Jewelry, Fancy Boxe*. Deaka, Combe, But
tons. Thread, Pin*, Needle*, Soap*, Perfumery, Pie
ted Ware, Glaeeware—together with a general u*
•ortment of Oooda, to be eold in quant itie* to milt
pnrchaaen.
Qreat bargain* tray be expected.
Bale positive, and every article warranted a* repre
tested.
0T Conalcnment* of variou* de*erlption of Mer-
for my anctloo (alee. ChaigM
rea^b^^aettUl^pdj^
t* " Wo.lW Mala *C
STOCK OF $100,000 DRY GOODS
AT COST FOB CASH.
INTENDING to remove in a few week*
X to oar new Warehouee, bow nearly completed,
and to make at that time same important ehengt*
in the character of oar buaiaeea, we have determined
from and after the 13th iu*t. to offer oar an tire
STOCK OF GOODS -
AT PRIME COST FOR CASH,
ox for undoubted negotiable paper, at abort data, wit*
inter eft added. Tba whole *f>ck i* freak and deaira
ble and in perfect order, a considerable aortic* being
in original package* and perekaetd «*ier Ik* aaoaa
favorable cironmacanca*, either in tide M tat
Earop*.
The entira *tock of every deeeriptloe will to
fared for a limited period, at private rale, hlb
piece or package, and bo cloaed at A undo*, wftboat
reaerva. within tka next aixty day*. A rare opportu
nity preaenu Itaelf to cam rumcRAtSM, which they
will donbtle** appreciate.
Order* from oar country friend* aboil hava oar
*K"W . «I«T.
CLEAR THE WATf.
CLOTHING! CLOTHINGH CLOTHING**!
REMOVAL.
rPHE Snbscribers, intending to ehaofft
1 their locuioa next *Mt, ud wUhittf to im
with an entirely new itoek la the»r new q*wt«r», to,
"extrSELVI'OW PIOSET "
FOR CASH!!
And u th*M load advertloo—mU fcoq—atft
"much ad* kboat aothtafc" tin •abosrtWw
adopt tbU nod* ta order to attract attrathw, kwb«
to pwve oar word *ood to alt wfco tturitt
Now U tbo Uina f«r barcatM.
orosmoho, *ur*A* kCO,
del-Cdf WMata*.^
1> UTTER.—2O k'#i «p«ior OoAttßnt.
V. fc CO.
pumn? AND wHlftEEl*—
de lt at *
TUBAL BARBEL BTAYES AND OAK
01 FENCING PLiANK, for aale at U»o lMuM*d
Plaalaf MUL
1 AtoMMaMi «g;; , « 4

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