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CEQ From The rIbscr.ber, in Richmond on The
XAA cvrnins IL tie i7lh November, POINTER
-AA PUPPY, answering 10 the name Of 'REPPD"
ed, with brown spots his head aud tail. liz was
brought up in the f:o:n TappahaDnCck the same
day, but conrvsd escape before lie had been in the
city fifteen minutes lie viii probably attempt 10 mud
his way hack 10 Tapp1hannock, where he was raised
or, failing in tlat may stop somewhere on the road
lie may, perhaps be still IN tile city, al large or may
have been taken up by some rsiray. A. the
gift Of friend value him very highly. Any one
furnishing such information will lead 10 his recove
ry, either To the subscriber 10 Mr. Thomas Croxnn Of
Tappahannock, or to MIR. Reaner The stage driver
will be handsomely rewarded.
Nov. 23-ciftf z. VI. HEATH.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD
RICHMOND MARKETS, Nov. a5

RICHMOND MARKETS. Nov. IS.
TOBACCO-Receipls and inspections light.
I'VE quote Lugs 80 3; common leaf Is a
4 so; middling S IS; good and fine 25
bS. No fine manufacturing inspecting. A few
Ells Of rev loose have been received, and sold al
Z 90 TO 80.
FLOUR-S5 ST. a Ono transactions since
The arrival OF The acadia"
WHEAT-White 100 1924; Red lis ll7t
OATS-25 80 c. per bnshel.
CORN-65 cenls-dull.
CORN MEAL-75 so cents per bushel.-
Sales Of country meal al so cts.
OVISIONS.-BAcoN: Smilhfeld and City
cared, 9 a 81 cents. hog round; Western
Sides, Z, cents; Shoulders, 6 VI cents;
Hams, ii lii cents. Hams scarce and in de-
nand. LARD-l2 l2a cents in kegs-scarce
Ind in demand.
FISH-North Carolina Herrings cut Sc a
I so from second hands; none in first hands
COTTON-lla 10 cents per pound.
CATTLE-For Cattle from The scales, gross
s.ight, So IS a SO, being slight decline
,iace last report, owing 10 large increase in The
plumber of cattle offered. SHEEP: 81 so 3 90
according to quality. Hoes: sc 90, nett.
LIME-$l IL from vessels, 81 from stores.
NORFOLK MARKET, Nov. 25.-Sales Of
aOur a, 25 a SO. Com. GO a 10 cents for
wire and yellow. Oals, SO SIS cents per
bu>hel
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BOARDING, BY MRS. KlLGOUR.
Mrs. KILGOUR, having taken The house at
lSI CRANES corner, on Main and 18th streets,
is prepared 10 accommodate Boarders by the day,
week, month or year. The house has beeen tho
roughly repaired and fitted Tor the purpose. Il is
one square Eas, oflhe Banks-a most central po-
sitioD, with reference TO The business OF The city
being convenient TO the Capitol, Government,
House. large Hotels, Commission and Dry
Goods Houses, large Tobacco Houses, James
River Basin, Railroad Depots, &c. The streets
are well paved, and the walks comfortable in
every direction from this house.
Mrs. X. begs leave particularly 10 invite the
attention Of gentlemen Of The city, as we'll as
members Of The Legislature, and others desiring
boarding, TO call and avail themselves OF so des-
table position; and she will use her best cxer-
lions TO render their situation as comfortable as
possible. Nov l0-d&cIm
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20 000 DOLLARS

10000 DOLLARS!
New Jersey Lottery, Class 81, to be drawn Now "a,
ls47. Rich Scheme $4,000, 10000, 30 of 3,000 80 Of
1890, leo of 500, &c Tickets only $40.
FOR SATURDAY. 9Th NOVEMBER.
MAGNIFICENT LOTTERY.
CAPITAL PRIzE $75 00U S25O0O!! $4,000 !! |!
loo Prizes of 81 900, amounting To 100000!
~ $500 lowest three number prize II
Tickets only $40. IA drawn numbers in each package
of 2G tickets.
Alexandria Lottery, Class \, To be drawn on Sanr-
day, Nov. 81. 1877 Is Ms ii drawn. Gfand Capt.
tas SIS 900, u00 Is OO0 lo.0Oo 6o0n 7,ooo 5,c9d,
5of 2, 600, is of 50D 0O Of $50, PIT Of 500 &C. &C,
amounting to S,a7 ,al6. Ticaeis s20 halves 10; qGar.
whole Tickets S23a-shares in proportion
10 Ordersfor Packages, Certificates, or single Tick
ets in the above Schemes addressed TO the undersicn
ed attended by of Mail; and, when requested
account OF the Drawings forwarded so soon rs re-
ceiyed. Address JOHN NJ. CLARKE,
Nov 13 Richmond, Va.
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p. VI. HEATH.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, J
RICHMOND, I'D November, 1917.
TO Philip ". Claiborne, Er.cm'orof Hiliam d.


10 Pdiiip ". Claiborne, Ex,cnorof William D.
C2atJorac, deceased.
SIR The Superior Cent Of ckaIcery for the Rich
- mond Circuit. having by decree made on the
2lsi Of June, 1917, in 4 suit between Britannia Wei
linelon Krnnon ExtcntIir Of th- last will and tesla
ment Of Beverly KsnnoIi, deceased ami others, plain
tits and George 81 I'assslI, Executor II nrwrll Bas
se;t, deceased, whu was Executor OF William H. C!ai-
borne, deceased, yourself in Tie capacity aforesaid and
others drfendanlS and in another suit briseen the said
Britannia Wellington K-nnon widow of Beverly Ken
non deceased, and Executriy Of his last will and tcs
lament, plaintiff. and George I. Kennon ard others
defendants; and In third suit between the same plain
tiff, and George T. Kennon and others, defendan;s d.
rccted the undersigned, Commissioner to take
tain accounts; yen hereby notified that have fixed
upon a,ondav, the 9Th day of January, 1918, AT the
hour n H. NJ, nj my office. in the city aforesaid as
the time and pace which shall proceed To discharge
the duties required Of me In said drc:ee, when and
where you viii attend viii, such papc,s aud vouchers
as you may have relating 10 said suits
WM. +. WATSON, Commissioner
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TO THE AFFLICTED!
Dr. H.. ID. EsObinSOn.

w Practice Of Medicine for nearly thirteen years is
st relieving and positively curng-of the following
and who have been pronounced MISUNDERSTANDING,
White Swelling, Dro?5y, Dyspepsia, rheumatism, Ar
iectons Of the Liver, AgIr and Fever Scald Head,
Ucrrous Sores of long Standing letter, Cancer Len
rosy, Palsy 81. yitus' Dance, Wrns Coughs. and Az
lection Of the Lungs, supposed 70 he Consumption
Asthma, Syphilis, Gonorhpa, Structure, Mrrcuriil
Disease. and all forms az disease pecu lar 10 females
such as Flner Alhus, Proapsns terl, &c, &c. He has
treated several hundred cases OF rheumatism, and
failed in i've only, where the remedies were energetic
ally applied, in efecng entire Persons suf-
fering from the effect Of mercury speedily relieved
Reference, the most satisfactory he had Office
No. 3, Wall street, under the city Hotel.
Nov 5-cwtf
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HANDS WANTED.

TIME subscriber wishes 10 hire one hundred and
j twenty able bodied Negro MEN and BOYS for tho
next year. to work On the Southwestern Turnpike
Road, in Montgomery county. The cosntry Is very
healthy, and those having hands TO hire would do well
to hire them the suhscr ber, he will treat them
WE'LL pay good price for them and pay all DOCTORS bills.
can EMPLOY several industrious Young men, provi-
ded they hire bring from twenty-five thirty
hands each with them. TO such will give fair
larry. ROBERT HARVEY.
Observation-Disclosures Montgomery county.
nJ Lewis Hin, Esq. and William Goudin, both OF
Richmond, arc Agents for the subscriber.
Nav p6-cw5w
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FoR SATURDAY.. a7rn %ovEMR.R.

-n5T-' IF Il..-F 1T -.
CAPITAL PRizE SIS, goo! ss5G00!! S!500o i!
100 Prizes OF $1,000, amounting 10 100000!
g-F $500 lowest three nulaber prize .fE
Tickets only $40 Ii drawn numbers in elch package
of III Tickets.
Alexandria Lottery. Glass I, for lSi. to be drawn
Alexandria Saturday the a7rh OF November. Grand
Scheme SIS OO1 a5,uca l5,noo 10000, 5000, &C.,
5000, Of 1900, Is oil $780, ln0 d ,0oo a7 Of son.
&C. amounting 10 Sl,2l7,ai6 Tickets $50; halves 10;
quarters 5; eghths 80. A certificate Of package OF
l6 whole Tickets costs a231-sharcs in proportion.
10 For packages or single Tickets In the above,
in smaller Schemes which are drawing daly-CapIals
from 600 to S2OOU9, and Tickets from 81 to s5ad
dress w. J. BIGGER, Richmond, Va.
Nov I
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Richmond, Sept. 9-c&dllstJan.
SALE OF SLAVES AND OTHER


TN pursuance oil a decree ilhe Superior Court
/ OF Chancery for the Richmond Circuit, made
on the 29h June, lS47, The undersigned will Of
fer for sale at public auction, nj Eilerslie, on
WEDNESDAY,, the 22d OF The mex; month (De
cember) il fair, il not the next fair Gay, all the
SLAVES belonging 10 The estate Of The late John
Wickham, on his James River plantations
They are in number about one hundred and
thirty, and are thought 10 be particularly uaiuab.e,
consisting in great part oil efficient hands.
Al the same time will be sold, all the Horses,
Mules, Oxen and other Cattle; Hogs and Stock OF
every kind; Crops. Fodder, Shucks Straw, &c.
Also, Wagons, Carts, and all the agricultural
implements. Among the Horses there are some
thorough bred Mares and Colts. The caue are
principally pure Deronshire or mixture Of The
Devonskire and Durham breeds, and are highly
worthy Of attention.
There is large pen Of HOGS in fine ORDER
and the usual proportion OF stock Hogs.
There will also be sold several articles Of
Household Furniture.
Mr.. Jenkins, on the premises, will show any Of
the properly 10 those DESTROYS OF purchasing.
The terms will be, for The Slaves cash-ior The
other property credit Of six months for all sums
over twenty doars-the purchaser, according 10
The Terms of the decree, giving negotiable notes
with approved endorsers-for less than twenty
dollars cash will be required.
B. w. LEIGH, lco.,,,,
WIN. F. WICKHAM, oon''n 10
Nov M-3,awtds
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

r,uE undersigned, appointed Commissioner BY The
i Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chancefy for
the county OF Goochand, ri the April term 547 In the
case of Garter RS Carter will offer for SALE at public
auction. al SaBOT HILL, 10 said county, at II o.
c,ock A. NJ. on MONDAY, the Goth December, 1877, If
fair II mol the next fair day, the following property,
viz: Twenty or thirty Negroes fifteen Mules, thirty or
forty head OF Cattle, one or;wo hundred Hogs small
Oa;s az Tie present yea lot of Provender, and all the
farming in IMPLEMENTS belonging 70 said Estate In case
the sale is not completed oil the both, VIII be con-
tinuci FROM day 10 day
The TERMS, as decr.ed by the Court, CASA.
c. H. CARTER, Commissioner.
o., arrfie
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MARINE JOURNAL.


SANDS'5 SARSAPARtLLA.-Inthe Autumn, when
the system is exhausted by the torid heat Of Summer,
and the secretive organs hut languidy perform their
functions indications OF improper state of the life
sustaining hud and of sluggish circulation, frequent
ly appear the surface OF the body In the shape of
biles, ulcers, running sores fiery cnaneous erup-
tons There exists, however, remedy for these I'M
slightly eruptions, in Sandss Sarsapara. by rcstor-
Ing the blood is Leaithu state, giving gentle sti
mlus to the whole circulation and especially the ves
sells on the surface, and the time operating
gentle aperient, soon restores healthy condition 10
the uids and 10 the skin fair and smooth appearance.
or Prepared and sold by A. Is. & ID. SANDS, Drug
piss 100 Fulton street. corner of William, New York.
Sold, also, by ALEXANDER DUVAL, Agent, Main
street. Richmond, Virginia, and by Druggists generally
throug houi tbs Uni,od States. Price, 81 per bottle,
nv hoff foF
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LAND, NEGROES, STOCK, &C.. FOR

by virtue Of Deed Of Trust, executed 10 US BY Ma
- ihanic Penick, bearing date The 9.h day of Au-
gust, 1911, and duly recorded III the County Court OF
Cumberland, We shall proceed TO sell, pesitirey, on
FRIDAY. the ast day of January, 1918 (f fair, not
The next fair day) tie premises, 10 the highest bid
der, for cash, the follow ing named property, 10 wit
Sal acres OF Land more or less situated Appomat-
tor River, ~ HE county OF Cumberland, SIX miles
above Farmvir; Il being the tract oi land on which
the sand Nathaniel Penck now resides; also the follow
I'M Savrs Solomon, Anthony, Rowland, Isham and
Rcbin; 'iaF:hi. slaria, Thomas and Betsy.
Also, two aiuies aud one Horse, together with his
entire stock OF Hogs, Cows and SEeep Plantation Tools
Of every description. Carriage and Harness. and
one OK Cart; Household and Kitchen Furniture.
The sale is made Tor IL. hrBrh; 81 lie creditors
named IN said deed Of trust, and will nIinne from
day 10 day until all Is sold.
BENJAMIN ALLEN, sR., Trustees
JOHN A. ALLEN,
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e OEaa 81 q 4.

IRON the Rev. JOHN SKINNER, ID. D.. Pastor OF
l. the Presbyterian Church Of Lexington, Va.
In reference 10 "a CARD" subscribed by "IiENRY
RUFPNER" and others, and inserted IN the Lexington
Gazette ofthe Ilth current with appended no;e beg
gng the National ln'egencrr. Richmond Enquirer
and New York Observer, 10 publish! il three times, and
(oricdrd accounts" IL the office the Lexington Ga
zrte he subscriber has simply 10 request that the pub
lie will suspend opinions TO Inc character and rsPGa
tion both OF himself and the publication alluded To- un.
Ill judgment the ~iols has heen pronounced
b. Il competent tribunal. John SKINNER.
Mulberry iiIll, Lexington, Va, Nor. l5ih 1877
N.,. 81
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CO NJ NJ ISSlO NERS' SALE
9sf' Hseaf Estate,


by virtue of decree of The Circuit Superior Court
- Of Law and Chancery fl. The county Of Hanover
pronounced on the 9th day of October, 1877, in suit
therein pending, In which Richardson Glazrbrcok Ro-
bert ). G.azebroos, JOAN u. Glazrbrook. Iar&.n w.
Glazcbrook and others, plaintiffs Judith Glaze
brook, widow of John Glaztbvaok deceased, defend
ant, the undersigned, ~ The Commissioners therein
named, will sell At pubic auction. ~ the highest bid
der, on SATURDAY, tie i,h day Of December next, at
the Tavern Of Colonel y. ". White, adjoining the
premises, the TRACT OF LAND mentioned in the
bill! al which John Giazebrook died seized, containing
by recent survey 25 acres map of which can be
by application 10 RCbet :. G.a2rbrooS o: the City Of
Richmond, who VIII take pleasure IN giving any infor
nation relative 10 said lan. The location Is remarkably
heaay, and the neIghboThood excellent The tract IL
well wooded, containing between 81 and 50 acres OF
first rate low grounds IN Falling Ireck, III original
growth Colonel I. II While, Richardson Glaze
brook living the premises, will show the land To
any person desiroGs ol viewing the II practl-
cable, II will be divided into Two more parts, 10 suit
the convenience Of purchasers.
TIRa.:-Cash Will Dr required e ths purchaser IL
pay expenses atten:rc safe. ara c5c.i, of Twelve
months will he gwen the balance the purchaser
giving hond and srcny, AMI the title retained until
all ;!ie purchase money hc paid.
ROEERr :. GLaZEIROOX, co,,
l.. w. GLAZEDEOUK, So'
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Instructions ora the Piano.
FRANCIS BUCK.
PROFESSOR OF MUSIC.

PROFESSOR OF MUSIC,
HAVING recently arrived in this city for the
II purpose Of making il his place oil residence,
and of giving lessons on the Piano Forte and
Singing, would desire TO offer his services 10 La
dies who may wish 10 commence or perfect lhem-
selves in the study OF the above named inslru.
ment.
He is very kindly permitted TO refer 10 The fol.
lowing gentlemen, as TO capabiliiy, elc., clc.:
w. II. mcfarland, Esq. J. h. STobia, Esq.
Jas E. Heath, Esq. J.W. Randolph Co.
P. M. Tabb. Esq Capt Chs. Dimmock.
Rev. Geo. Woodbridge.
Orders left al p. II. Taylor's and VIM. l..
Moniagues Music Stores, or al ]. w. Randolph
g. Co.'S Bookstore, will be promptly attended TO-
Nov 22-6'i&
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WILL be sold 10 The igret bidder, the 10Th day Of
w November, ISL, On iir premises, that beautiful
Farm, HALLS FlEAl IN NE county Of Prince George,
within two miles of tie iown of Petersburg. The
tract contains 6lD ri land large proportion Of
which Is wood an6--ihf soil capable Of the highest
state Of impoyrnen, with plenty oi mari il Of The
best kind, having been tested, and prodS ing the finest
results The place is remarkably healthy and the i'm.
rrovements of the best kind, having dwelling house
elegantly finished, with eight spacious rooms, with
fire place in each The place Is beautifully loca
ted public road. and Tie cling house Is situated
on the most elevated place III the neghbo:hnod. The
kitchen is two STORY house. with six rooms. five OF
which have ire places IN Them. The oprn land has
been much improved. Tie garden contains more Than
acres, Is ras,rfuy laid u, and may ir mrd- very
beautiful aud profitable. TIE farm bern. within TWO
miles Of Petersburg, thriving town, having popuia-
tnn Of between twelve aai fourteen thousand lnlab-
tants wi! increase in value-wll be safe and judi.
ci0us investment Of funds.
The terms OF sale wlll be liberal, nnd made known
on the day sale Any persons disposed 10 purchase
privately know tr and terms by application
10 the subscriber, or +. Z RIves, Esq.
Mr.. WIN. Stands viii show the land 10 any person
who may wish 10 examiner.
fine stock Of Cattle will be sold tie day OF the
sale OF the land.
Nav. l1-ctds WIN. III. STANDS. Trusfpa
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NEGRO HIRING,

ry,HoMAs II. TALIAPERRO of.rs his services
i again TO his friends and the public generally In
Hiring Negroes for the ensuing lie takes this
method of informing those who wish to employ him,
that il would be advisable inform him ms early rs
they can, that he may have opportunity Of getting
good homes He pledges himself that every eSerton
shall be used To obtain good prices and good homes,
and hopes that an experience of many Years will ene
him TO share OF patronage.
lilo will also continue 10 act General Agent for the
Renting out of Houses, Collecting Claims &C., and
pledges himself TO spare eIerons to render entire
satisfaction TO all who may favor him with their bust
OtHce-Corner of Wall and Franklin streets.
Richmond, Nov. &c, lSi7.-ctf
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AUCTION SALES.
ssy Davenport, alien Il 60.

ELEGANT CAapETING AT AUCTION.
o. TUESDAY, Nov 30th, al 10 o'clock, will
be sold al our auction chambers, IS pieces elc-
CANT English Brussels, splendid Tapestry, Brus-
sells Stair, Ingram, all wool Carpe,ing.
Also Carpet Rugs This is probably the
largest and mos elegant ot CT Carpe,ing ever Of
tered al auction in his city.
TERMs:-Under 800 cash; 100 and over 4
months credit, 10! approved paper.
ID. a. &, co,
Noy. 3;-;as huclioueers.
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NOTICE.

DY virtue of n decree nf The Comfy Court of New
- Kent, pronounced IN the ia:h day Of October,
1917 in a cause depending between Peachy w. Crump,
guardian and plaintiff, and Thomas VI. Crump and
others, defendants, SHALL n Special Commissioner
therein named proceed, The premises, on the seth
November, ISL, 10 sell all the Real Esia;e Of which
Fielding II. Crump deceased. died seized and pos
sessed credit III one two and three ears-exccpi
the casts suit and expenses of salc which will be in
cash-the latter instruments TO carry interest At
the expiration OF twelve months The said estate con-
ssls of tracts of land, OF which is valua-
bic erist mill.
As il is presumed that those disposed TO purchase
will examine for themselves, further particulars will
he given. The premises will he shown at any time by
Peacly w. Crunp, who resides thereon.
DAVID $. NJ. CRUMP,
Oct oa-cwtdss Special Comm ssioRer.
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TIN WARE, STOVES, &c.

YHE Undersigned Keep on hand, al lheIT Es-
i tablishneni, No. %, Main street, between
City Hotel and Old Market, large supply OF
TIN WARE of every description, which they
will sell TO country dealers and others al the low
est prices. Their assortment Of STOVES will
be found complete, embracing general assorl-
ment oil the latest and most approved patterns of
coal, wood and COOKING STOVES, all Of
which will be sold upon the most accommodate
ing terms. Merchants and others from The
country, wishing TO lay in their fall supplies, are
invited TO call and look al our assortment, con-
fdenl as we are that we can accommodate them
with any articles in our line at prices which can
not fail to please.
Tin WARE, &c, manufactured to order, and
all articles from our establishment warranted TO
be Of the best quality.
D. & C. r. WELLER.
Richmond Sent. 9-c&dlIstJan,
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THE FEMALE SCHOOL

4 T Eenton. the residence Of Or. John Field in the
n county of brunswick VIII be- rr.opened on the r-i
Monday in January, ISIS, By Miss Sarah A. Mat!ler
and Mrs. ". T.. ilowerion.
The services Of an experienced teacher have been
cured to give instruction in Latin French and Mate-
mates.
TgRMs FER SESSION MONTHS :-Rodrding SSl;
Tuition 81; Music 80; Languages and Mathematics 2D
Vocal Music Taught gattousy. Half Of the expenses
To he paid nj the expiration Of i've months-the
balance al the end of tho No charge for pro-
fessional services in Of sickness among the
young ladies boarding in the family.
Nnr Q-c3awfd
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esq ~. Gosidisa, Eucs.
saIEo 4 PAMtJNKFy FARM

SALE OF 4 PAMUNhEY FARM.
by virtue of decree OF the Circuit superior Court Of
- Law aud Chance'y for tie coaaty Of Hanover.
pronounced the nth Of October, lei7, IN the
case Of Roane's guardian against Roane ct al, the
undersigned, The Special Commissioner named in
the said decree, will sell, by public auction. upon
the premises, 10 lhr highest bidder. on TUESDAY,
the l4;h day Of December 1917 ii fair if NOT the
iar day At IL O'Clock, that valuable Farm the Pa
munk-y River, called "SPRfSG GARDEN, )" on which
Inc late Judge Roanr and afterwards his son. The late
VIM H. RnaHe, resided. The tract contains about 100
acres Of land, and is believed be Of The best
The PaInnnkey river. Persons who wish to purchase
viii OF course view II and Judge for themselves 1t
lies about eighteen miles from The City of Richmond,
near the residence az Edmund RutIu, Esq.
TERMS.-So much Of the purchase money to be paid
IN cash as will deray al! the expenses OF the sale and
the Of the suit and the residue the expiration
oil i've years from the dag Of sale with legal neres;
upon II, TO he paid arnra;-;he principal and interest
10 be secured by bond, with good security, and deed
OF irast upon ,hr land. JAMES LYONS, com'r.
sale conducted hy W. GnppIr Auct. Nov. lG-clds
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The Concer, OF The Hughes Family will lake
..e al the Exchange tonight. We have never
\ The opportunity Of enjoying their music
l. from The testimony of our contemporaries of
|. mess, have no doubt that their performance
| ,s agreeable as il is remarkable.
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TIE CRISIS IN ENGLAND.

The Boston Pos. publishes the following e1'
* from letters dated Liverpool, Nov. 4, ad-
..,,a TO a commercial house in Boston;
The mercantile gloom in this country is abat-
/. and viii be greatly abaled after the adjudi-
: 1A II The French loan Tor len millions sterling
i ~ y 10Th November, and the measures that
!, h ~ adop,ed on the meeting Of Parliament on
!, oh Within six weeks or two months we
,c cI money for all mercantile purposes current
per cent" all LARGO ;mnor.
IONS Of gold are taking place within Inc iaS'
: days. principally from The continent"
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LOTTERIES.
w. j. Esigges''s sIosses's s'itace,
OPPOSITE EXCHANGE HOTEL,

NIIUNV.fIT,
THE undersigned having purchased me business of
i J. +. WORD, Lottery Ncndrr Rirlm9n,, will;
continue the same al the ni!ce above. Where liz viii.
be pleased the old patrons of he Office ind 10 ill
the orders %. PERSONS in The country WIN sometimes
make adventures in Lotteries. GTaeis far tcLes in
any Lottery advertised ny Mes~rS. hairy :: ~. VIII ae
promptly attended 10, and ,fic!al drawings daily ion
wardcd.