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of the passers by. But we were most in
tcrcstcd with Blind Peter who walked
slowly along the streets, giving in an au'
diblc voice, and with much enanestncsS
the following dialogue, which we send
for some corner Of the Herald Us being
too good TO be lost
@. What is thy name ...
A. Drunken Sot.
q. Who gave you lha. name ?
A, As drink is my idol. landlords ard
their wives get all my money-they give
me that name in my drunken sprees.
wherein l was made IL member of strife
Il child Of want and an inhcritor Of u bun.
die OF rags.
Q. What did your landlords and land
ladies promise for you!
A. They did promise and vow three
things, LIST that I should renounce the
comforts Of my own freside-2l. that I
should starve my wife and hunger my
children-3d, walk in rags and taiters,
with my shoe solos going hip-Aap all the
days of my life.
.. Rehcarsc the articles of thy be-
lief.
A. l believe ia the existence of one
Mr.. Alcohol, the head and chief of all
manner of vice, the source OF nine-tenths
fall diseases. Lastly not only believe
but am sure. when my money is all gone
the landlords will stop tho tap, and turn
inc out.
@. How many commandments nave
We So,s TO keep?
A. Ten.
@. Which be they?
A, The same which tho land lord and
landlady spoke in the bar, saying-We
are thy master and thy mistress, who
brought thee out Of the paths Of virtue,
and placed thee in the ways of vice, and
sct::hy feet on the road that leads to New
Sou'h Wales
/. Thou shall, use no other house but
mine.
9. Thou shalt not make to IT, yself any
substitute for intoxicating drinks, such Us
tea, coffee, ginger-pop, and Lemonade
for ANA jealous man, wearing the coat
that should be on thy back, ealing thy
children's bread and pocketing the mon
ey which should make thee and thy wife
happy all the days Of thy life.
8. Thou shalt not use my h)use in
vain.
4. Remember that thou cat but one
meal onine sabbath day-six days shall
thou drink. and spend all thy mon ~, but
the seventh day is the Sabbath, wherein
I wash my floors, mend my fires and
make ready for the company. .,..
5. Thou shalt honor the landlords, The
landladies and gin shops, with thy pres.
ence, that thy days may be few and mise.
rable, in the land wherein thou livcst.
6. Thou shalt commit murder, by
starving, hungering and beating thy wife
and family.
T. Thou shalt commit self des.ruc,.
ion.
q. Thou shalt sell Thy wife and chill
drcn's bread, and3 rob myself OF NIL Thy
comforts. ...
o. Thou shalt hear false witness when
thou speakest of the horrors, saying thou
art in good health, when thou ar. labor
ing under the barrel fever.
10, Thou shalt covet all thy neigh.
Dor is possessed of-thou shalt covet his
house, his land, his purse. his health, his
wealth and all that hehas got, that thou
mayest indulge in drinking, help the
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AN 1NCIDENT-BLIND PETER.

lno.e Of our evening walks while in
Nottingham, we met as usual, several men
and women in the streets, singing plain
tive songs to work upon the sympalhles
oflhe passers by. But we were most in
tcrcstcd with Blind Peter who walked
slowly along the streets, giving in an au-
diblc voice, unl with much eaanestncsS
the following dialogue, which we send
for some corner Of the Herald Us being
too good 10 be lost
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-29
BY Magnetic Telegraph.
Transmitted Tor The Baltimore Amercan.l

PmLADELrHA, Sept. 81, 3 p. VI.
The train Of cars which left Baltimore ut , o'clock on
Saturday afternoon, when near Elkton,i IL being in the dusk
Of tho evening. ran over n COW. The front baggage car was
thrown completely oil the track, and ~capsircd, tearing a.
bout ten feet OF flooring from the car. John Donaldson, a
breaksman, fell partly through when the floor was carried
away. but, recovering himself. leaped from the wreck, con.
siderably bruised in limbs and body. The train did not
reach this city until midnight.
Spsncers trial was concluded at Bergen, N. J. yesterday.
Tho Chief Justice made his charge, aud the Jury retired,
but had not agreed ut II o'clock last night.
Tho weather to day hiss been delightful.
There h no local news worth reporting.
No tdings yet OF the steamer Great Western, now in
her 18th day out.
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Trust Sale OF Valuable Real E.s.,
IN q COUNTY or HENRIcn

Pursuant TO tho provisions Of n deed nj tr~s
efeeui,d BY John y Cbopson and VIC. to The ups-r-sp>a and c..
Wills. bearing date on the "a day of nveems-r tss7 an --aas
IN the Clerks Ofes of Henrieo County Cont e, n -
two DEGREES prnounesd b, the Superior Count Of Ch,,r.,v go.
Richmond Circuit in the SUIT o. Robert Poor. and tun,,. =.
'osn hene'es ssd otheD. the nr,s on the 81 Z Of February. Ists,
and the seeotd On The soth Of June. ist5. aha L a. n. .p,xtv,,,
trustee. on TUESDAY. The goth day % s~pt,m', = Is,s !, no
oeloek NJ. proceed To sci, al public auct on. on the premise, IN an.
hehe-t ohiasr a uaet or parcel OF land, IN the county Of H.,neo
Eve niles below the cry Of Richmond, containing 11S ,c,-. \.
te same more OF less and 10 the .me land Convened a, IN. -
John y Z op'on ~ John q Mo-by and Robert p. Mo.hy Ing go.
y s-i and tterg hat part Of ~ sane eoavey,d b. s.m.,I p
fhson+ uudee hr Margaret p. Lrm9kn. and tn mid \ p -.
hin u EoLeu y. Mcsb. b. Jcedda the IN p. b,u,v ts,s y,
be ,od SUBJ Get 10 the provisions Of q deed 81 trust, fpm m. "a
hob.H r. Mosay 10 SAMUEL r Pan1n. and H.a v Cram. ,.,a-
81. 70 .e"r . SIN OF n'h|y' therein msruon.d. due tn the aid
harglrttP Llmekin and wenrrsd In the Clerks one. ,for,.Ls
GA IN. R2d Cav q February. is1t. IT, on aecoant NJ h,s -
or ifom any other esuie, the a 4 sss shan not b. u.ie a, |. s,~
appointed sbov-, IN. sane viii h. co-tinn.d n IN d,x IN Az a..
days re- pieD nhtl a ale Is effected
IhAMS-Fore a'h As D. N nuch o, will d.hny IN. ,.,.n.. .r
and a. to The n-tdoe. usoa a credit OF nie month. Tor on,
hih tse'e'' AM Of eighteen mouihs fs the ether h,f; bosas WIN
snar rcniil' payable IN he under ignsc, for In. d.f.rral ,n.,.I
mettI viii be required e he purchases, and N. a 4. 30 a. -
n RIA ned IN ithe WI e puiehas. money /. pad a,a n ro,v.y-
anes directed BY the court above ncnuorsd.
LoPrIN ". ELLErr.
Surviving Trustee.
Pursuant to the provisions Of the deed of tru,t
nIne uo IN ne eeoye aaseitIs-npen, Of n. EIsu. from Robert p.
nOsy 10 samlel =. Fan-nns and my<e. b.-ring date a, n, aas
aay u February, 1884, Z shtI, as surviving tus.. pr,re-a a -.
the ls acres Of hnt, By The aid deed eopvrvrd. an TUrsn.y
he 18th Instant at ~ o'ehek N. on the premise, n hr N !, N
the psIt fair day Thereafter. ~
TERAS-Fore cash n. q, IN. .,n
oolaf'' ana nc expenses q ssls, and AZ IN the re,iaus On, \ !, ,.,,
" sire months for one half and Of eighteen mo,th, !, 4. ~
nah' m. purchaser irving eonis with good s.ei uy. p,y,h,, +,
oSnea =. Ecu Tor tAe deferred paymeuts, aud the tis 10 b. -
aiheo onu ie whole purchase money IL paid
HENRY CLARKE,
Surviving Trustee.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-29
City Arrivals.
COLUMBIAN HOTEL, Sept. 81.

COLUMBIAN HOTEL, Sept 81.
M benson. Portsmouth; ] c Patterson. Charlottesville;
w Tucker. Mecklenburg; S o Moon. %Albemarle; A Car.
Isle, Hcnrico; 5 II Carlisle, Goochlsnd; + Hickson, Farm
VILE; w ID Mathews. A~ppomauox; Saml Read, Nelson;
NJ X Aien, franklin; II Smith, Cartesville; A Fudge,
Covington; Z Taylor, Florida; Gro Enoch, Philadelphia;
] Holderley. NJ. C.; w l. Diekey, Nelson; James Nor
risetL. CHESTERFIELD; Capt. Ro II Lambert, Cap. +. Jones,
Cspt p Lawnry, Capt. G II Ransom. Baltimore.
Skrr. 26lh, 1886.
G Anderson, Jr, Lunenburg; K A Ellis, N. c.; G c
Bry, Lunenburg; Capt. John w Foster, Amelia; S T Bow
man, Albemare; J II Vermillon, Newbern, Va; T Pin
chard, Franklin; II White, Liberty; J Waugh. Grsyson;
S O5enshsm, Bote;our;; A l. How ard. Floyd Z. R A
Moon. Albemar,; ] d Harper, Amelia; + overton. Prince
Edward; J Johnson, ] Jones, Pitsylvanil; w Totien. N.
&. K + Morris, Henderson, N. c.; G NJ Lea, Pleasant
Grove, do; J Rosser, r Tweady, J Cahil, Campbell; F o
Drake. Powhaan.
EXCHANGE HOTEL. Sept. %.
Geo Baker, Baltimore; = boswell ard lady, Petersburg. w Bip-
kins, NU,ElS, A Br nsier. W A BsnIsu, N Orleans, A w MeIu-
t,.h, No,foik: J r MeInio h, ~ York w A SPARK. Va; J Tazwen,
Norfolk; WIN \ Field, Goaeeae NJ Ghtwooi. Norfolk; u Sullivan,
) Carolina: AleI MeRae, N Carolina; J Philips, N Yort; Jos Phelan.
Aabama; MIS- GllAId, Miss nuser, 4 Carolina; JHo Z Daw son and
lady. Mrs Harfison, Mobile; w Cain and family. Mr. Huger, 4 Caro-
lima; l. J Cor h. Baltimore; r J King. G Ba,seu, Hanover; Mr. Oud.
Banimor-: % J King. Hanover w Wilkinson. ChaIrsaor. Ed Barn
well, Ro w Barnw-nL $ Carolina; 2 A Prnde, Va: Jno C Wyman,
N ! ork; } } Cation aud lady, Georria; o J Hin aud daughter, Ro-
chester, n Y.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-29

FRon FoRr LxvxswoRrH-By tho officers Of the steam
CT Gslens, which boat arrived from the Missouri river
Yesterday. we have intelligence from Fort Levenworth
to ~ o'clock of Tuesday last. The Galens took up
Capt. McNsif's company Of volunteers; and they were
mustered into service on the evening Of her srrivsi.-
When she leh, there was still ono company, from In
dependence. to arrive, TO complete the new regiment,
and OF course tho election Of officers could not DO
concluded until the regiment was full. Moi. STUART,
their psymaster was engaged on Tuesday in paying tho
troops, which he could not get through with until the fol-
lowing day. The steamer Little Missouri, which conveyed
the order for d~isbandi1g the new regiment. was met by the
Gscna ON "Wednesday At Dewitt. about thirty hours run be-.
low the fort. She doubtless arrived there, If not before the
regiment was full. atlesst before il was ready TO march
No news had been received from Gen. Kearney.-St. Lou
10 Rspvth. on, Sept. 81.
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Auttie N Soils.
v.ImasIc ! Scarieo I...
POI SALE
m WILL calm inv EAR in H.n..a !,

WILL sell my FAl M in Henrico. On m. N.
u boFnr. rvrryi " and Cn,i - Cssss. as ma-. e.n-.
ef Rehnond cnsa pinr thr-e bsnireS and tnirv e.,,-
p<s-suisss sspeah ,a-trhhsrecod re- .p..,--...-S
To 4 family q modem - ssse: l- sssaisa. 70 e. .n---..
.ssuary he sthy M q sessdsnsy ssppar-d Nth .prt, ~.
the hses quality: tn I'd 10 espah- Of he hsa-. h,,rx--.
and WI saa ted 10 tk- eusnre % the variass ,r,- ,,,-.A-,s-
Par of The state Thee sou a a. est-.-tv- y.a.s srch.rs -
leeted ftst~ ssd wcJsni unesf arpt- foe the -appou az ~. f,,-
II not pr.Vi1u " dip ed o. a NIL - -ai On TrFspAv - s..s
OF September nerL ~ihout e"sv-. ~ pnbf r aast on IN ne 1880
eraarr' On ms p'stni--s I - tenn " n b. seeamu Oh 80. ana
viii b. made known on the day ofSaH a sma1 NAT m, a ,,. -.
char moury VIII Be r. qnir>d In <ash-sn tn a-anth-> p--r,.s,..
" Puf.n'sa 'nshr' snsmn- u os The sn~ d,y Q
Nm "ndfv aness or nous ooi and hteben nrun.r- nam
aton utensis soeks &c. mo n Cropro~
au 25-etdsif
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EVENINGS MAIL.
THE MON A

The war issndsd. The Aniiss entered the city in ri.
ampa: tho Mormons, and ell who aided OF sbe,tsd ,hsu
70 tho reeen, affair having agreed to abandon the city In
i've days.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-29

LAY davenport Allen a Co
Auction Sale of 500 Cases Boots, Shoes and HAS.
dN MONDAY, 5h October. lie 10. VIC will eel, at our Auction
~ Sore. abou; 500 el-ss Boots, Shoes and Hat. all nash and
direct fom tho manufacturers ami suited TO the hn and winter
sales, CONFUSING
Meas water ProofthieE psgd and calf Boot.
You'hs' do do DO do
Men, thick pegssd split and hp Biorans
Youths d. do do DO
WON MS pad and split Bu,ki ms and Ties
Ito psgdwsits
Do pegd buf bottom Roots
Do grain pegd spnns Ties
Do stteLei side pssd Root.
Do grain pssJ lace 90
Cbidrens DO do do do
Do boarded and Gather pesi Boots
hise.' pes't laee do
Mems lined and bound BrogaLs
Do Richmond mznuf d 90
HATS-Menis plain broad bfim fur and .ak. eoney and ns
icnzble HITS
R1ys' do DO Hat.
Meas and boys Woo Hats
Do do Coth and Hair Caps
TRUNKS, iron and wood frame
WRAPPING PAPER
SOLE LEATHER, branded good" and damaged; lsht, mad
de ard heavy weights.
Terms-Uhder siCo, cash-sIOo and over. 4 M nih. credit for
approved paper. ~O DAVENPORT. ALLEN 4 co.
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IN RICHMOND HUSTINGS COURT. Julv

IN RICHMOND HUSTTNGS COURT, July
u l7h. 1886 The nuaeuPauve will OF John Mcguire. lac o.
Ia eats, deceased, vas III cay brought into Cour BY Daniel Sair-
ley for P5c5lte, and il being proved to the satisfaction OF the eouu
That the 9d John Mcguire VAS, St the Tins OF his death. an inha
b M OF this city; and that he has iet 10 widow nor aiy neIt Of
hin wihin this CornC nwsafh OF within the United stalrs. O n AM
ofthe territories thereof but that his next OF kn II any, are foreign
er AEd are unknown 10 the said Daniel Shirley, 90 that he elnnot
esusc them 10 be personally summoned to eOntssI the probate OF
sid NHl-on the motson Of the said Daniel shirley. the Court doth
order ia the Leti OF Kin be summoned to appear here on he I'd
day Of February Tenn next Of this court to contest sid ptubate. by
a publication NJ n : order IN some newspaper Of this city, once a
week for SIX months. and hat such publication be deemed a sun
cent service OF such suu.n1ns. ACopy. Teste.
al Swim ClsS HOW Ann r1.k
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-29

We learn from the Cherokee Advocate. Of the 10th inst
VIM. III. Harper, the murderer Of young Meredith. at
Independence. NO., last spring. wss spprchended At Little
River. IN the Geek Nation. on the 3lsi ult, where he was
To await tho requisition Of the Governor Of Mis-
so1n. He does not deny thai he committed the murder.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-29
BY Inioes a. brother,
NJ > Nun sfrsr

BY Inloes a. Brother,
No . Nam snsa-
FRESH sEAsoNABLE DRY GOODS,
At Auction.
On WEDNESDAY Monirg. Oct 7h. at 0 O'Clock. at our sal..
Room We VII sEl, at Auction, will ui reserve, an rrs N ". a,,,r4-
nentof Fr"'h snple and Fancy Dry Goo : Just ( ON the North
ern mliksts and suited 10 toe fail and winter trade.
U Further particulars heielfer
TERAs-Sumsu under 500, cast; runs Of 100 and upwards. I
months cr,tt for approved entors d rotes-
'e2S INLOEs 4 uaOTBER aur,.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-29
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING,
AT SILAS MERCHANTS.

JUST received a large supply Of Fall and Win
~ ter Clothing, ernnsing Of Goats, Pants, Vests, Of the attest
Hyss and selected with treat care. and manufactured eI rsssiy for
this market by M self and win guarnntte to tc as low A. any housa
In the STATE, the same goods eorsdered. Al who are In want OF the
above nri-les wou 4 do well to give mc a call
N.B-Also a 6ne assortment, Of shakcr, Ipswich aud AnRola
Undcrhifts md Drawers, a very desirable article; also, a hne a.
softment Of fancy aucca such ~ Gear T. CTayats, su,pendsT. Tics,
ard Shrtz, Blossoms, collars, &C. At ia Main stree. o. %
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-29
Audion Sales.
rUrUaE DAYS.
ny Dunlop. neocur- a &c.
DRY Coed. Mt Anglican


IN THURSDAY. the lat Oerot 81. ~ oil ID. without re.r~
epmms heIss al . oeaoek lat our sAk- No IA. ~ sai-J a arx- and
general ss-oTimsat of Fan ard Winter Dry Coos. perfectly he-A
and '.asoeses, 10 which VI ,nsiis ths attention of the rraa.-
eoastsfipg Il
Super blur, bs and fancy cord Cor.
Do d. do ID do do Ca.insr-s
Pain aNi striped Kef-sys. G a-xow lean.
sup-f lilac and esdst mined kent Jeans
DO ehorh blue and bk satnstis
Fanny plaid aud eaaet do
- Pa OF Cloths and Flushings
Whhe, rd ard yellow Fanns-
Canton y anne- and Doe Skins
PLAID Lin.y. Wool Ker.eys
New Fyi- Fall Piiss aud Cinghams
Pad. wSonen and Blanket Shawl.
-. 81 and 7s Bsaebsd and Brown Dom-sties Of various
style.
Super Maekina~ and Plaid Blankets
Blue AMI dnb Patent Thread
Super Cambries a,e Jaeonetts
Pins. Hook. and Eyes. Tapes &C. ke-
TERhs-undsr 500, eah; over 500, 4 mo-. credit for ap-
proved negotiable paper.
s DUNLOP. MONCIRE a Co Ant.
Groceries at Auction.
On FRIDAY. the 2ud day Of o;tober. at 10 O'Clock, w. viii ~n
at nj waresou'e. without vg,rd to weather. a general a sortn,nt
OF Groeei.s, viz:
n hhes Sugars, part pr ms quatty
~ half tisies. aud boxes loaf and clarified srsar
Rio Coffee
bhs cd rcethed Whisky
Brandy. Gia. Rum
Gunpo~ser. Imperial and Po~eaenf Tea.
Soap, Sareh, Indigo
Mustard. &C.
Ch.s. IN CASKS and boxes
Han pipes and ! do genuine Brandy-J Hsnas-y. otard.
Dupuy h Co.
J. DG7uy and A seizneiie. from good TO eItra quality.
TERMs-Undsr siOo, cash; over 500, foar month. credit for
approved negotiable paper.
SIS d. " Il Co. Auet,.
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ONCE NOR
The S, Loui. Republican Of the 2i.t inst. says

ONCE MUKE.
There was no msll last night north Of Baltimore. When
will Cave Johnson get his mail machinery in orde,f
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RICHMOND
Classical and Mathematical Institute.

RICHARD STERLING, A. NJ, Principal
E % %SRPi A,S A.i'an, Teachers.
TNHE next session of this Institution will com.
Il menee on MONDAY, September 2sth. IRE eoune Of in.
strueiion. which, for many years, has been pursucd To the satsfae-
ton u patrons, will be continued Though not limited In his mum
ter the Principal Of this institution secures the services OF a com
potent assistant for every twenty Eve pupils whet, with his own
unn N. tied attention, enables him to furnish each scholar all the aid
necessary TO the successful prosecution Of study. For adm . ion,
apply to The PRINCIPAL. - p-2awt.dOe
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-29
BY n. H. * G. M. hin.
NEGROE.

WIN Re sod BY Us ths mornirE. at 10 o'eioet, one Nern wo.
nan aad four likely children. Jno womi n md ctld spi iva NJ,
FRO Gri.
. 90 m m u,,
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VALUABLE TRACTOR LAND ON JAMES
RIVER, IN THE COUNTY OF CHESTER

John ). MEREDITH, Attorney at Ldp,
~ PicHSoSD, Va. practices in the surenor and Inferior Courts
OF Law and Chanesp tod-n n the City Of Richmond, and IN the
Circuit and eouSy courts n Cooeh4Bd and Hanover.
once over the store OF Smith L Harwood, Main Street,.
- 1-dIm
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FUTURE DAYS.

by Williams AZ aaxaIi.
On WEDNESDAY NEXT, he 3oh ms AM, VI 10 oeLek. ~mb b.
sold, IN font Of our Auction Store
Prime Poro Rico Sugars
Do 81 CroiK DO
10 ". Orleans Go
DO BnII white Do in barre.
Prime Green lasusyfa Cone
D1 90 Rio ID
ID Oh lava DO
Prme w,sem Bacon Size.
Do do do Shoulders
oard' Dupuy 4 Co. Coenae Brandy
u Dupuy do 60
Imitation do
% Appls Do
od Tuscaloosa wbskey
Do Monongahela DO
Peton n sons n. EngAnd Rum
Extra Fine Gunpowder Tea
Do. POwetoag Do
Reduk's Fanny Soap
Mason's ehal enge Baehrg
Indigo, B1oms, &r, &C.
TERAs-unders lOO, cash 500 and over, four month, credit
for approved p,per.
- WILLIAMS & HAXALL. Amen.
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AUCTION SALE OF
FRESH DRY GOODS

SiLC- Ut
FRESH DRY GOODS.
We shall sell On TUESDAY. tbs 18Th oe-o1et sale eomneuei.r
a So'dSk' a. our DIV Goods Room, i large ad deal Sc a,or-
meEt OF by GOods, Just to hand ana .Ipeeted in ne:
watch afe-
Blaze, tk, brown and fsney cord Ceths
Blue, blk and mkt sauines
Blne anifancy mIr Ky leans
keurys a arge assormsn mt
Linssy L Ptn.iy Stripes sc
Apron Cheeks, Canton Flannel.
hrest down ~"
Fannels-whits- yellow and searIet. arF. ..,orm.,,
lection e""ee"-
-, and % brown shHiinss and sheetipr. n y. am,
shAwb, variety OF styles
Loneoa dun fancy rwiBed and maehinaw Bauke;.
G nghamsa and Paids, a variety
Black and cold Canbres
Buuo-s, ne a, listing and twist cot vest and ,B,.aoon.
Umbrellas, WincoS Shad,s
Pins. HOoksk Eyer, Needle &c.
Tpss,nsr WITH a Vsrsy OF other gods too numerous to mention.
credit, for approved paper.
re 20 nAVENPOPT .rrp~
GROCERIES AT AUCTION.
On THURSDAY, it October, At 10 O'Clock, w will sen NJ ou.
auction store. an assortment OF Groee les. viz:
Prime green Rio aud L. Euaya CoGre
We tern Bacon Sides and shoulders
Canfed Sugar y 2 Rum; Jamaica Rpm
Reethsd Whisky, Mould Candles: Rice
Brown soap shar AiaP Or cap and letter Paper
No. l and ezra White Lead
Appls Bnsdy; Port AMI Maaga WIN.
Wtt ltda Mclassss Ia hhts
Chairs .niigo IN fegs and esroona
Green Teas IN boIcs ard haf chest.
Also, , pipes Honaud Gin
hafP ps ar eior MADEIRA Wine
20 quarter casks 3. VI. Wine
10 sif pipes French Bp.
approved paper. ' Hohihs credit for
e2s DAyFNpopr =
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Public sale of Land stock. Corn, house,
hold md kitchen EurniIure. Ac.

WILL sell, at public auction, at my residence
n near Minet's. Essex on THURSDAY the LIST Of October. If fair
ifrot, the next fair day. the vhole Of my household and X tebeu
Furniture, eomprs ng the usual variety, tcgetLer with a neat Ia.
ROUGH, lately repaired, with n pair OF valuable Carriage Horses, stock
OF Cattle, tamnnG them some excellent mich cows Sheep and
Hogs. Corn, Fodder, &c.
containing 2O5 acres, more or less, situated on the stage road hom
Richmond q TdTpahs nn1ck, about six miCs from the latter, and
adjoining the lands OF Col Jno " Smith aud VIM s Cto1on. ESQ;
atounds With mari Of easy access, build ng good, and the place de-
strable, being proverbial for health, ne The purchaser Nn have
the privilege Of seeding wheat this fall My nephew. y q Booker,
will show the premises and make know Terms OF sale, sc.
- 2S-3'FMT DOROTHY GARRETT.
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MRS. GEN. CARRINGTON'S

hNos 80 WIN ~
Boarding school for Young Ladies',
Commences on the Let OF October and closes on the 3i,i
July.
M KS. C~ARRlNGTON spares no pains to have
LvA anthe departments filed with competent t.sebep; ad ven
tur,s TO promise a. tn rough an education a. can be obtained in asy
sbsoi IN The Union.
Mrs Cs dwelling 10 In a beautiful. retired and beaahy part Of the
city, combining many ioesi advantages not generally found In q city
residence; and the intsinil anahremeat< n such n ensure The
comfort ftbe ismatss.
The bosraer- are eon.iisr.d msabers Of tho family. and required
TO conform, 10 lis regulations: but they arc governed by The h~ Of
kindne-..
TERMS. pei 10 -ion Of ten months:
Boadpg. 1900
Higher English branches, 90
Lower do. do. 10
French AID other Modern Languages. each 20
Latin, 40
Music on the piano. 90
Music on the suhar, 90
Music, vocal. co
Use Of insrument, 10
Washing. 20
half payable In advanee-romaindsr on the ia OF March.
Each Jouns lady will provide herself with q silver fork, table aud
tea spoon.
No bcaider viii be allowed To shop OF ni- account. without the
express remission OF the principal
The boardsrs Ire expected to attend church with the family. free
unl' - under tc supervision ofMrs c. or ore Of the Teachers. No
departure from this rule WAL be allowed, unless by expires. agree
ment with the parent, or guardian.
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iiy HeNerIeI Rinir.
"HEs
SALES OF S'rOTES

ny Beverley Biair.
SALES OF STOCKS.
l will sell on Wednesday the 3Oth inst, al the
Mercantile Reading Room, on I2h Il, At ie o,eoes N m, ON
ing Sto-sS, for cash. viz
81 sfaeTo o. Farmer. Balk Stock
. shares OF Va. Bsak stock
90 shares OF hasehester c. and ". Man sto.k
n. BLAIR,
Licensed STOCK Broker.
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SITUATION As TEACHER
w ~ gr ~ II

A YOUNG MAN, a candidate for the ministry
IA IN thr Pot. Rp Church, who has already had rome experience,
wis - TO oh'a u a situation as teacher. II the remuneration be suf
heient. that OF iutrr IN a pnv t. family would be preferable. Salts
factory Testimonials an he given. Address J. R, Boz 36s, Rich
moni, Va.
RefesHees-Rsv. VIM. n. Psnileton, Baltimore, Md; Rev. wm
Nor~ooo' hiehmon', Va au 2l-cf
FHNEACBER WANTED tinFis gentleman, qua lined 10 teach
IL Mail emaiies and the Physical Sciences may hear OF 4 te-im
BILE situation, by addressing post paid A. B Box 67s, Richmond
Pos ohee. a graduate Of a Milhsry Institution would te prefer
red. au gS-ef