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The New York herald., 1844-12-06

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"a LisPENARD hrRrEr, MAR BROADWAY.
rTIlE Subscriber returns is sincere know his
friends and the public, for the kind il which t-y
have patonzed the above establishment his accession
thereto, and that continuance Of his eserons
universal satisfaction will him the earure of their calls
on their way " up town"
Private Tor Gibbs references Also, Dinners and
Suppers FOR private served the notice aud
IN 1ie most elegant STYLE
d5 lwr JOHN n. WOODGATE.
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JAMES W. JUDD & co,

a T THE new WORLD OFFICE, will publish THIS
"A MORNING th Repository oil English Romance for No
ls cents Al noon this day new Novel BY
morrow. te Novels of Tale of6,. by Charles
Lever author 81 ION n Burse Oa Ihursday Kambeton No
No. o Herbets Translation On saturday, the New World
edited by rark Benjamin, containing the amusin6
witty snd enious Article entitled The Physiology Of
the Polka; Poesoc Daes Lecture Chemistry before the
animal. aud pan with greater variety news and articles
Apply early, copies will be left by anted
few co.s Of the New World Of last Saturday, for which full
price will he paid. d. itstc
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WANTED-An active, respectable aud we-sdacated young
~ Engishma,, to travel the lie be enabled
advance from sloo 70 Or the subscriber cou meet with
apropsr person vh $500 $3.50, he could ke
that c9nd pc made highly satisfactory him. Add- 4 H.
Herald Ohte. d6 Item
THE BEsl POTATOES IN MARkET
RI FOR SAl LIZ at the dock, Washington Market from
rels No. Shad. Apply ON hoard, or TO -
). w. BURNHAM, Cons gree,
as lw'm ia Broad street
E0K sALE-A quantity Of Navy Bread and Oslmsa az
asOSO go JOHN HERDMAN. u south Il.
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Died.
on Wednesday 4h inst At East Chester. at the resi-.
dence Of his sonin.lsw, Henry Hart AsAeIAH Horror,
formerly Of White Plains, aged ~ years
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Net paianCe. ...:.... $3.50 90
by an nfexble adherence to moderate rate Of taxa.
ton, the pecuuiary affairs Of the State have been exri
Gated from embarrassment 1t suggested that sinking
fund be created from the surplus for the purpose of
tingushing the debt instead Of reducing the rate of
taxation The banking system Of Virginia not to
have attracted the attention of the Executive and al
lusion is made to the institutions in operation In that
State, avorably otherwise. We consequently take it
for granted that they conducted in manner agree
able to the views Of the Governor and do not require
Legislative investigation
We annex report of the Bank Of Missouri to the LIST
ult compared with previous report
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Ps nos NEW YORK OPERA HOUSE.
ngn Donixstrs oTe'a Of DE- Ii -AlO will be performed
lrvns Boghsse Anfonna, signora fico Aiamiro
SK Belisario, Sig Tomas
Al First Tier apd Paruette 81; Second Tier ~ cts
Priya.. Boxes. with admissions, SO. ..
SEASON TckErs without Seats be had at the Box Or
6cs. .
Doors open Y; performance at ~ O'clock
secured from 9A NJ NJ Librettos in English and
Italian can be had at the Box Office d3 nc
pANK THEATHk.
MIR FRAZER, AND MR. AND MRS SEGUIN IN
The BOHEMIAN GIRL
THIS EVENING, December 9th. 1874 will BE- presented
tied the BnH MAN GIkI1Th,ddsas, Nj fraser Devils
honi, Mr. segnin; airline, Mrs Seguin.
MAN AND THE TIC Eii-Mr sp'sber MIR W H Crisp.
ADMISSION LIST Tier 10 5ceneecond and Third 1iers
MITCHELI.'s OILY MPIC THEATRE.
MIR. HOLLANDS BENEFIT.
On which occasion Mrs NM and Mrs. WATTS have kindly
FRIDAY EVENING, Dee isia' viii be performed the
laughabie Farce entllled, KILL OR CURE!
afier which, BOOTS AT THE SWAN!--Jacob Earuig
Mr. Mitchell.
TP fosclqae with the gTand Ssm,ote oss called cINps
Ihlsbe Mrs Watts; Pedro, Mr. Holland.
L- Mr. Hollands splendid Drummond Light will be exh
bit-d the roof Of the theatre O'Clock. d52t .c
CIRCUs-BOWERX.
This EvENiNii the performance: viii comprise tn.
sPRITE OF THE SILVER SHOWER; splendid c,valcade
Horssmanshp by WALTZ, Aymsri Mr. Haobslis isats Wesss
Williams, Old Dan tmmits Band.
be admitted at hslf-pnce dt 3tsnc
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AUCTION SALES.


A. G: TUTTLE, Auctioneer.
I ARGE SALE OF Toys, DOLLS. FANCY GOODS.
&e Postpoce ed from Friday account OF III. weather
packsge and lots OF goods just landed and TO be
sold on ioegn account will take place at the auction
No 23 Platt street Saturday. 7h instant at 10 o'clock
good. o. the above DESCRIPTION market sube for dra
their attention direct the sale which will be peremir
tory and without reserve.
Caalogues will be ready the day previous diit.ec
WM MCCORMICK. Auc.onee.,
pEREMPToRY SALt, Of PIANO FL uRTEs-This Day
out reserve Tor cash Rosewood aud ahog Piano
Forte made BY Lemue Gilbert OF Bo.toa; ABBOTT. and Their
well k"o makers Guers Pmo has his paieAt acton
cost $3.50 but litle used bbo the samshe others fine
toned and well finished instruments. They ready for
examination. d6 ltsm
BENyAMlN MOONEY, Auctoneer.
rINQfS, FRENCH AND GERMAN FANCY GOODS
b. Mooney Co will sell THIS Day, at 10 o'clock, at the
Toys. French aud German Fancy Goods Gilt JsweIry
Also, hue Pen and Pocket Cutlery. &c. dc lt'ec
,,,,r :, GIEipaGE SIi gn 3: ROLLINS, Age!ionssr:
This d,y Friday 9th December 1874, at 10 O'clock
salesroom, No. Broad street. consisting in part Of choice
double and single Tulips double and singe Hyacnh, Ane
fora Flor Alba Flora Lueo Aliomm, &c Sc well worthy
the attention OF purchasers also, Gaao also, French
Flower Pots, suitable for New Years presents also late eau
oSs s sfed aa ey York Cabbage dit sa caIssgs A%sry
de6 it~rc EIMt
SUpEKiOH ANCIENT FAINTI NGS AT AUCTION
~ On Saturday Eveung-Levy Spooner have received
direct fom Antwerp two caet of Ancen, Paintings .f
them in rich carved frames. hey from The
the collections IN sold this etablhme
Of hich many from originals obtained TIE
collection superior to ofe ed lonF time. They will
O'clock ISL Broadway. Sale positive .hine with
reserve. dc 2t~ec
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NIRLO,s GRAND SALOON.

FOR CONC CERTS AND BALLS.
Is NOW FITTED UP FOR THE WINTER AMUSE
i MENTS IN MAGNIFICENT STYLE.
nS-For CONCERTS it has many advantages having an
arcsd ceiling favorable for sound and being removed from
the street there from the Of carriages
raised with capacious galleries. and will accommodate
1900 persons For Balls has spring floor aud raised seats
the sides and is magncsnv lighted with splendid glass
chandeliers Attached 10 the saloon and on the same floor
there private parors sing managers and hat
rooms and supperroo 200 feet long which will
date Great Ill be taken give
and on moderate terms n27,frc
FIFlH NATIONAL GUARD SOlREE,
THE COMMITTEES beg leave 70 announce that tser siIkEE
l will take place at Nibos Saloon Wednesday Evening,
December M si Tickets (not anserabe) may be had Of
the following committee
Capt. James l.. Waugh, 90 Re,d street.
Lieut.. James l.. Morgan, AZ Fulton street.
Lieut.. f. Mlard, West street.
Syrgeant John Ruthven, 6l John street.
Sergeant Frederick Creighton, AZ Fulton street
Secretary William Palmer, 81 Maiden Lane.
Treasurer John H. PIatt, Spruce street.
d. 6tissec
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BARENNE " co,
b &c !sa
f ladies' that ri%sy 1 VIZ % %
sS% q he % y hs $
hy y % ead be.. ss syDs n si .om the
COIFFURE ANNA DOLENA.
Do NEAPOLlTAN.
TURBAN BAYADERE ETOFFE PERsE.
Do ALGERIAN.
vERITABLE COlFFURE POLKA
COIFFURE MAGADORE
Also, Fine Fl9wsr' from N.,hs1 End Constsn,mn TN Their
can be had IN any establishment IN this city nor eau hey
initiated as the materials are manufactured especa " for
The DAYS ths Exhibition will begin on Monday, 9th Of
d Stc III Grand street, corner Of Broadway.
PEOPLES LINE OF STED MBOATS
80 @pAny. ses Ss4. 4AfsAMsY T. H. ilusips ;. inter
Msns., I asY.sns I'D Ella. csg %ss Il a'
s's;%gSoS Ko,igEsTER S.pisn HoSss,c:. on
taking r. a. epys linz I'm q a
sisasA wh and .eaani sa and for speed and
%! f.sah. srpiy board. 7. c. sehor.
sYNf oR HaxNv sES zSD THO Troy tst sss 4. p
terrediats landings, far the ice will
-permit from the per the foot Of Court
landt St No freight taken after o'clock, T. NJ.
The low pressure steamboat SWALLOW Captain A. Me-
For freight, apply on board G. CLARK,
Freight taken on the most reasonable terms Freight must
be put IN charge Of the Freight Agent the Company will
be responsible for losses do
&4A The packet ship TORONTO Captain H. o. Tinker,
&3kswill sail az above, her regular day
Ihs spendid ship has u,equssd Accommodations 10 cabin
apply on board, OF to JOHN HEhDMAN,
d6rs south It.
kER- FOR NEW ORLEANS--Fint Packet sbp-Te
&4\ sail positively Sa uTday December 9Th without
fail The splendid fast sailing ship sTliAFFORD.
Captain Robson will sail above. This superior ship has
sscd accommodations for cabin and srersge passengers
Sod Ess T'' or Dc taken South s on
fhc subscriber has regular succession of first csss
packet sls sailing FIVE days FOR the port dic
6ER FOR LIvERPOOIs-ReguIar Packet of 18th Dec
M43< The splendid packet ship JOHN H. SClDDY fCapt
6Wm skiddy, will positively sail above, her regu.
Having superior and elegan. m cabin
second cabin and eerage wishing embark
should make immediate application board foot Of Maiden
Lane, or To yOSEpH McMUKRAY,
49, ~ 100 Pine street corner OF South.
succerd the above aud sail ON tse lh Dec. n27ec
kkSK FOR LivERPOOL--Bsgular packet Of Ii,h Dec =
83 he srlsad.d hrs, class, iasssng p,csei ship
sail as above her regular day.
Having very uperio accommodations for cabin second cabin
hoard e,nt M.,d.n ~
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NEW YORK SCOTTISH GUARD
THIS Corgs wlll give their FIRST ANNUAL BALL Al
Tickets may be procured of the
M4N.AGERS:
A.C. Castle, NJ. p, Capt ..... No 38i Broadway.
Roderck Mcleod. LIST Lieut. 49,. Il CouItlandt street
1hos W. Mclay, 81 Lieut. ...... .1l6 blcecker street
Y.Clirbugh, ay-Msster ........ 2o5 broadway.
James Linen, Quarter. Master =, ia rnlton street
Serst Thomas, aud surgeon J. q. Cumming, NJ ~,
Secretary, 81 Lisrenard street.
The Managers selectng NbIos 'Ssloon have spared no
pains winch tsnd TO the qualification and hiay
Of hos ladies and gentlemen who may honor them with their
presence the above evening. n2s tD3 'dh
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FASHIONABLE DANCING.

MONS. GABRIEL DE KoRPON NAY,
the honor Of informing the Ladies and Gentlemen Of New
II York. and vicinity, that he has arrived for the
IN highest circle. Of European and American society
where his style met ts admiration Of the public
Among Others Mons X proposes p teach that well known
the valse de Deur Pasthe Mazourka-new Cotilonsnsw
Mons. X. will be assisted BY MADAME KORPONAY a.
Musician The instruction will be given in the French Ger
and English languages.
Rooms are engaged at Is Park estrcty prvate
and aryo the accommodation of Ladies and Gentlemen
the fashionable circles Of London and Paris be taught in s
For further particular inqnirs of MONS KoRPONAY. al
hrs residence, 20 Park Place.
TERMs:-Class Lessons from 10 10, A. NJ IL to and
to g. r. NJ, and from in the evening.
Six Lessons, t6tweve lessons, s10 and quarter, SIS
Private Lesonssx lessons $8 twelve lessons, &l2
ter $40.
An other will be devoted Public Institutes, Acad
emies, &C., &c. nj
MILE. PAULINE DEsJARDlNs RESPECTFULLY informs
A her and the public general that she about 70
form Ciasse de Dance" for ladies' and gentlemen, which
she will the fayoe Polka Mazourka and all the other
fashionable Dances Of the day.
The morning school will be open from o'clock O'Clock,
and the evening from o'clock To o'clock. .
Ladies and gentlemen wishing requested call
Mile Desardn's house. No. Park Place. Mo imissm
The New York herald., 1844-12-06

RosN -ass barrel, No. l. in sood. shipping condition. io
~ sale by MCCALL CO,
alb NHc Broad ssssst.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-11-29
BALTIMORE MARKET-Nov. 81

FLouR-There is but little animation in the
marke, for Howard street Flour. Sales ofseve-
raj hundred barrels good mixed brands have
been made however from store to-day at ss4 %,
which is the uniform price Settlements for re-
ceip,s BY cars at 81 l2t. A sale today Of GOO
bbls City Mills Flour at 81 %.
GRAIN-SaleS OF Wheat continue TO be made at
steady prices, viz So 90 cents for good to strict
II prime Maryland reds, and inferior 10 good a,
- a 50 cents A sale Of Pennsylvania red to-
day at SO a 90 cents for good, and 80 cents fol-
prime. We quote new white Maryland and Vir-
glnia Corn at 80 40 cents; new yellow at al a
II cents; and old white al Al cents. Sales Of old
Pennsylvania yellow to-day at 43, Al and 45 cts.
as in quality Sales OF Oats at 70 cents.
Hoes. Live Hogs are scarce and in very ac-
i've demand. The price has advanced, sales hav,
Ing been made today a, 81 "a l2i per 100 lbs
PRovIsloNs.-There have been sales within a
few days Of 600 or 700 bbls. Of new city packed
Mess. No and Prime Beef at So for Mess; 81
ior No. /, and al SIS for prime. In addition to
these sales large parcels Of both Beef and Pork
are going forward Tor England. We are not ad,
ySed of any sales Of Pork worthy OF note. Old
Western Mess, is held at nine dollars. Good
parcels Of Western Bacon are in much request
but he market is nearly bare Of the article. Such
small parcels as are selling, go off AT about for
mer rates, viz Sides al d CENTS Shoulders
at IL a II cts, and Hams at 6 cents. New
Baltimore cured Hams sell at Ia cts we
note sales of $50 kegs new No. l city rendered
Lard at 81 cents and of 100 kegs at 7cents, on 4
months. Sales also Of 100 barrels Of the same
description at 6 a 81 cents. Western Butter is
selling al X a Il CTS, and Glades at 10 a IL els
IN lots, as in quality.
MASSACHUSETTS of bbls. al 2il 35 cts, and
Of hhds al % a 23i cts
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-11-29
p A G 6 a GE
To Norfolk and Baltimore.


= - p The Steamer CURTIS PECK,
$50 Captain joan DAVIS, continues to
leave Richmond regularly every Monday, We'd
nesday, and Friday mornings, at sunrise, and
connects with the Baltimore Boats in Hampton
Roads, the same evenings
Passengers going North by this route, will ar
rive in Baltimore early the next morning.
Returning, will leave Norfolk every Tuesday
Thursday, and Saturday mornings, al the same
hour, touching, (going and returnins,) at all the
Intermediate landings on James River.
Freight taken at low rates.
Passage and fare 10 Norfolk Sl-through TO
Baltimore Sc.
Nov l6-n HAShlNS d LIBBY.
GENTLEMEN FROM THE COUNTRY
A RE respectfully invited TO give me call, il
II they wish to be fitted out cheap in any or all
of the following goods Of which have a most
complete assortment:
Gents aud boys Water Proof and Dress Boots
Do. do cheap Boots from 81 SO 10 So
Dress Shoes for gentlemen and boys
Ladies and servants CATERS and Shoes in va
riety
Childrens school Shoes and dress Shoes. cheap
And almos, every article in The above line.
Also,
Beaver. Nutria and Cashmere Hats
Wool Hats for servants "a substantial articlc)
Cloth and Fur Caps (some very low
Travelling Trunks and cheap Trunks.
My assortment is complete, and will furnish
at the lowest possible rates any OF the above
goods BY the package or at retail. Please give
me call +. SHEPPERSON,
Door below r. II. Jenkins corner.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-11-29
MISCELLANEOUS.
g1cuNfOND LAW SCHOOL


TIME subscriber has established a Law Schoo
i in this cly;-the term having begun on the
1st inst and ending on the last day OF April next
The current Course embraces the outlines, Oh
general principles, OF the Law OF Nature and Ma
tions-ot Constitutional Law-and OF the MUM
cipal Law OF Virginia at some LENGTH and will
be followed hy another Course, Of more techni.
cal and practical character, extending through
another term, and embracing some OF the mos
important branches of our Municipal Law-o
gether with The subjects of Pleading, Practice
and Evdence-morc largely and infinitely consi
dercd.
AT the same time, 10 accommodate such stu.
dents as NAV not choose 10 prosecute both these
courses at full length, there will be Condensed
Course; embracing the most essential parts Of
each of them, in single term.
And there will be a short additional Course oil
misunderstanding the principles Of the arl
more particularly applied TO Forensic Argument
tation; which may be taken most advantageously
in short Summer Term, al the end OF either OF
the other Courses of Law: or, not unprohably, al
intervals during its progress.
The lee for instruction will be $50 for the
Course OF Law, Tor the term and $40 for the
Course of interchangeable in advance.
Applications may be made BY letter. or person.
ally, to the subscriber at the Powhatan House, or
al his Office on | th street, south side, ith door
from the corner on Main.
WIN MAXWELL.
Richmond Nov. 18th, 1914.
IT Gentlemen intending 10 enter the school
during The present term, NAV do so most convc-
neniv on or before the lst OF January next, when
the Course will reach the subject of Municipal
Law; and the fee for instruction in such case will
be $40, for The remainder of the term.
Nov lg-2aW(jw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-11-29
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
o,CI,,oND NARKETs-NovEMBER %.

RICHMOND MARKETS-NovEMBER %.
Wholesale Prizes Current.
Tos.cco-Luss, 81 80 a >; common leaf
for scanning and common manufacturing pur-
.,ses 6 :; fine manufacturing, s IL; receipts
II, Blu, little of old Tobacco now Offering
Wv bosius 10 arrive freely-and sales have been
.,,Ge a,trom 81 rs to So, according 10 quality
TlorR-SS4 l2! 25-dull.
WHgAT-90 IS cents.
CoRS-35 40.
0,rS-25 cents from Railroad and Wagons
Srs,Rs-Saes during the week, at auction,
have been made at slight decline from former
lies We now quote 81. Croix, IT 81; Porto
| Rico. Of fair quality, "a II; New Orleans : 1t.
Lo,y SuoAR-Sinsle loaf, l0tall: double re-
,n-i II, l2t: lump do, ~ 10.
Molsssgs-New Orleans, in bbls, 80 a 81; T.
Rico, 2Sa30. en-,
sALr-From the Wharf, 81 60, Liverpool filled;
CoryeE-Laguira, Il; Rio, 81 a :; Cuba, 81 a
g.: 81. Domingo, 81 a d.
B,cox-Western Sides, out of store, 81 81 /;
Shoulders, II >.
L.RD-6, dull.
F,su-Herrings, No. l, 81; No. ,, 3 SO; gross,
:. Shad. a 80; Mackerel, No. l, IL SO; No. ,,
iRoS-Up Country bar, SIT so; Tredesar.
= 90 Swedes, IS 80; English, 65 70.
NAns-Assorted, 4ta4t.
Suor-ya. Wy,he Shot Tower 81 ioule's, 81.
Wooi.-2Sa SOC.
CorroS-Fair quality, : a u.
CorroN YARNs-Richmond and Manchester,
Nos. To ~, Is c.; from II 10 l6, l9c.
Fr,rngRs-2S 80 c.
SpiRirs-Baltimore Whiskey in bblS., 2S c.
Ahds, 25i 26t; Virginia apple brandy, 81,
~ 10 c.
LlMg-From dock 90 cents
LEADS ste.
Lr.rHER-Marked good, light weights, Is. a
Ii: middle do IA a Is; heavy, II; damaged, l2a
a 49,. {.
HipEs-Green, 5 c. cured Spanish ii To-
CANpLEs-Spermace,i, 80 a 35; patent tallow
IL! IL mould, % a TO- adamanline 81; dia-
phane 81.
CnocoLArE-St a9c.
BrrTER-A lot of Mountain 50 kegs, from
wagons, No. l, was yesterday sold at FAC.
CHEEsE-6l al.
Orr,L-Bran. C.; Shorts, s c.; Brown Stuff
l5c; Ship Stuff, 20 25 c.
OLs-Fall Sperm, 81 05; Winter do, To-
Lnseed. so So, per gallon; Tanners do, Sl2
Is per Dbl.
PL,srER-Lump, at Rockets, by the cargo, s.
15a5
SoAP-Lee's 5 a 81; Colgate's, 81 cents
SrARcH-7l a8c.
BEgswAx-25 a 81
paslanrs.- Nothing doing TO foreign ports
New York-Flour, per Dbl, % cents; Coal
ceu,s per bushel; Tobacco 81 per hid; boxes 20
CTS. kegs Is. Philadelphia-Flour very little go
ing; Tobacco s. per hid, Is cts for boxes; 20
or kegs-but lille going; Coal, E CTS. per bushel,
Richmond measure.
FReIGHrs on THE CANAL-To Lynchburg and
Intermediate places, 10 cts. per 100 lbs.
Foreign: On London l0s percent
premium. Domestic: New York Checks a !
ier cent prem; Philadelphia a prem; Baltl-
more a / per cent prem; North Carolina Bank
notes, large |, small l per CT discount; South Ca
Tolina ! per cent dis. Savannah per cent. dis
Augusta per cent dis; Tennessee per cent.
dis Alabama per cent dis; Specie pei
cent prem.
BANK AND STATE STocKs.-Farmers Bank
Stock 500 per share Virginia Bank do. so; Elk
change Bank do. 100; State Stock los; James
River and kanawha Bonds 100.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-11-29

DURSUANT 10 Il decree OF the Comfy Cour.
j OF Hcnrico pronounced on the eth day OF
November, 1911, in the suit Of Britannia Wei
line,on kennon, widow of Beverly Kcnnon, de-
ceased, and ExccutriX OF his last will and tesla
meni, Plaintiff, against George L. kennon ard
others, Defendants, the undersigned, acting as
Commissioners under the said decree, will, on
MONDAY. the Both day of December next al
- o'clock, NJ, proceed to sell at public auction,
on the premises 10 the highest bidder, tract or
parcel Of Land lying in the counties OF Heniico
and Hanover, called Soletaire, at present occu-
pied by the said George T. Kennon, containing
eight hundred and twcnty-Sevcn acres and two
Civ OF Richmond, on Chicka hominv Swamp,
and near the Brooke Turnpike road The sale
will be made on the following terms TO wit: For
cash as TO so much OF the purchase money as
will be suliicien, 10 pay the sum OF twenty five
hundred dollars with interest thereon from The
lst day of April 1914, and all the costs attending
the execution OF said decree, (ncluding com
mission on the whole amount OF purchase mo-
new of five per cenum on the first three hundred
dollars, and two per cent. on all above thaiD and
the residue of the purchase money payable one
half on the Isl day of January, 1886 and the re-
Sidue on the Isl day of January 1877, for each
of which instalmenls bond will be taken bear
ing interest from the day OF sale, TO be raid when
the principal is payable No conveyance will he
executed TO the purchaser until the sale shall be
confirmed, the purchase money paid, and con-
yeyance directed By the Couu.
G EoP: t; NJ \. Elicit Ill comrs.
Nov. 20-d&ctds
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NToRTHAMS oFFlCE-No. :, Exchange
w Place.

yXTORTHAM'S OFFlCE-No :, Exchange
w Place.
Lottery for this morning
$4,000 capital! also !, 600 60 459, , of 800,
20 of 200, 5 Of $50, 5 OF l25, 10 of 100, &C.
Tickets Sl-quarters % cts.
For this evening and tomorrow!
Alexandria, Extra, Glass, No. 2S6-drawing
received tomorrow al II o'clock. Prizes: $4,000
5000, 500, 400, 1l0s, OF 600, 5 of 800, 5 OF
800, so of 100, &c. Tickets S2s.
Also, a rich and splendid scheme to be drawn
tomorrow at Alexandria. Prizes $780, 600, II, 0OO
G,0OO, $500, 1921, 5000, $500 ~ 40 prizes Of
1000, so of 500, GO of 400, CD of 300 &c &c
Tickets $40, shares in proportion.
And To be drawn soon.
Dec. nh-S30,O00, 10000, $500, 1000, 5000
Of 800, &c.
Dec. l4tl.-s3o,O 900, 10000, 5000, 1000, 5000,
$500, &c. Tickets $40.
Dec. 2lst-s3o. 900, 10000, 6,OOO, $40, 5000
$500, &C. Tickets $40.
Dec. 2sth-s4O,OO 10000, 5000, 5000, $780,
1000, &c. Tickets $40. For sale by
Nov. % CHAS. WORKMAN.