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and attack all indiscrimina,ely. To such
an extent has this fear prevailed in some
parts of this country in the vicinity of our
city, that it has led to the commission of
the most lawless and violent acts.
From what we can learn from the vari>
Gus we'll informed and intelligent medical
men, whose opinions we have asked on the
subject, we are persuaded that the fears that
many have given way to as TO the inleciiout
nature of this fever, are ungrounded. The
ship fever is what is known as ordinary
,yphus, of somewhat aggravated form
Tvphus fever is almost Always found wheI>
ever large bodies of persons are collected to-
gether, in i'll ventilated situations, and are
insuficien,ly nourished and clothed. In
such situations, fever is almost the necessa>
~ result; an6 when we add 10 all these
auses the depressing influences of poverty
arriving in a strange land, they having
left their native one and their early associ-
atoms behind forever, i, Is not wonderful
tina. these poor emigrants are peculiarly apt
10 become subjects for this disease. II is
disease, which before proper attention was
bald to The due ventilation of prisons and
goals, used frequently 10 rage in those ln>
situations, and defy all the efforts of medi>
cine to arrest its progtess, until the places
were thoroughly cleansed and ventilated,
and the unhappy inmates better attended to.
The ship. camp, goal or typhus fever Qor
they are all identicaD can be generated,
then, whenever the condition OF the To-
caliiy is such as we have described, but
all medical men, we believe, agree in
saying thai ii never becomes infectious
or epidemic, that is to shy. spreads from
street TO street or house to house. II
healthy person takes up his abode in
house where there are many cases Of
this fever, and exposes himself contnus
ally TO an atmosphere saturated with the
exhula,ions from these pa:iens,he would
run much risk Of being attacked by it;
hut there is no reason TO suppose that
the infection from il extends beyond thes
immediate vicinity of the patient, and
we think that it may be safely laid down
as rule, tina, whenever due attention to
the ventilation Of apartments is paid,
there is no chance of,yphus making its
appearance. tits infectious only among
ln0s1 VIM arc al e-rAs1..i an iha sarsn.a in>l
huences that generate il. Thus we see
the physicians who are 10 attendance on
large numbers of such cases at our dif>
Ter en-, hospitals, daily falling. a. sacri>
Ace 10 Il. This is because they are con-
tinually exposed to the exbalations, and
absolute contact with such numerous cav
ses; bu, the health Of the neighborhood
of these hospitals 10 as good as ever,
and We have no doub. that no more fever
prevails in such neighborhood now than
a, any other time. nor viii there, unless
the causes which lead to tho production
oftyphus become developed among them
N. II. Herald.
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FOURTH OF JULY.
TEMPERANCE CELEBRATION :

THE approaching Anniversary Of our
National independence will be celebra-
ted in this village on Monday the 9th OF
July, by the Sons of Temperance. The
Declaration of Independence will be read
by Br. c. o. BELDEN. an Grafton will be
delivered by the Rev. A. L. STONE, Of Mid
dleiown, an officer of the Grand Division;
and the other exercises will be worthy
Of the occasion.
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@tscciIaup,
FORTUNES IN GREAT BRITAIN
INHERITED BY AMERICANS.

The infinite relationship existing bes
tween SO many families in G. B. and the
U. S.. is every day producing extraordi>
nary events. There are great many
Subjects OF Queen Victoria who have be-
come rich by ths death of relatives in
America. The amount of wealth thus
received by fortunate Englishmen If ad-
led up, would he found to be very large
l know of eight cnses in this State which
have occurred within four years. Some
times the luck is on the other side Of the
water. and Jonathan gets fortune in
Europe. Two cases Of that kind are
suid to have occurred, and to an enormous
amount.
The first is the distribution Of the fa>
nous TownIey estate. and 10 the division
Of which It 10 believed that the family OF
the Lawrences in this state will Ultimate
IL abtain over S2S,OOO.OOo. The other
is n wind fall amounting TO $4,000. 600,
which 10 said to be inherited by a gen.
tlen,an, in New Castle, Me, of the name
Of Jennings. ,.
Many OF the Oldest titles in England
and Scotland have been claimed by the
natives OF the U. s. II disposed could
relate some romantic tales touching that
suhject-so romantic that they would be
deemed extrayagant In a novei-yel
know them to be true.
For instance who would believe tha'
tho trae heir Of the last duke of Queens
bury, so famous in Engli.h life and his
tory. was q native Of this city. born in
Beaver street. ! His mother kept school
in Broadway on tho site Of Delmonico'a
Hotel, and the writer was pupil in her
school. and her son. young Douglass, wa
for time under. sox.on in the old Wall
stree, Church. Soon after. he a. sent
for and went 70 england appeared be-
tore q iudiciai tribunal In London
question arose az to the facs os his being
| an idiot, and Il was decided that be
was. non cOmpos meniis.' and for ihis
reason he did not succeed to the title
He was however, allowed and rsceived
a house and 1000 lbs q year, for the
maintenance of himscIf and mother, on
which fund he lived many years. IL
gave an the details connected With che
history Of this affair. Il would hardly be
credited yet there arc some old and 70
spectacle residents of this city. who are
acquainted with all che facts.
The laic Earl Of Casiilis vas born Ia
in the old house nos occupied By Mayor
Mickle, formerly ths residence Of Mr..
Prime and soma years amer the pescs
Of l763. be wen,so England 80 Mr. Ken
cdr, and succeeded 70 the titles and ese
taies Of the earl OF Casilsia
A young clergyman ef the uams Of o.
vile claimod an old Scotch tisie. tsil
CLAIMS wsso Pscsguissa. bue be died q
lev days before he vas 70 10 receive bid
patent
Ths tile OftAs EAsl'oE IishinslOW. "a
truth aud iussies belonged % one q Che
Livingsloa family IN this city. bat BID
claims being Sadig sdvpcaasa. hsdA as'
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rtiE sHIt FEVER. AND IT'S BAN,
GERS TO THE PUBLfC.

In conssqusncs Of the trsvaisaee Of What
10 setsed tse ahip fsvsi. amonk de newsy
arrived smieraass Who sssdaiIy beiSs Iasd>
ed ON our wharves. TIRE miads Of the public,
In general have become much excited, tsOm
q fear hat shis fever may bssesas epidemie
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JEFFERsON's OPINION or WAR

Newer was so .much false arithmesie
employed on any subject, ~ that 4 b
for their interest 10 90 20 war. Were tA6
snoney which Il has cost n gain - he
close Of 4 war, little town. Or q lllfle ieF-
ritory. tha right 10 cut wnn.i here or %
cnlelt lish there, expended h ialpr0sinE
what they already possesses, IN naakiaa
roads. opening rivers, su.ldias paI9s snaA
manl fnE their idle pn0r. Il would se.llae
than stronger. much wnalEhler I'D -
pier. This ] hope will heour wisacu
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20 oftrp:
From HOaciti's Journal.
The Lover.
BY MARY HowITr.

From the German OfHeinrich vOs
The maiden with brown eyes and hair
Came DER the dewey meadows;
The nighsingales were singing clear.
Among the evening shadows
| saw and heard her passing free;
She passed like sunshine DER the lea;
saw she was the girl for me!
Her skirts were lifted from the dew!
Her bodice & tied tightly;
Her plated hair. her apron blue,
The night breeze waited lightly.
Her stockings white as white could be;
Said that maiden fair to zee
Is just the very girl for me.
The brindle COW her call obeyed,
Come all the meadows through;
And as she MIXED, said /, "swees maid,
Gcd shield thee from all SORROW ~
She looked with eyes so bright and free,
Said I. she 10 the girl for me;
She shall my hearts beloved bel
Her eyes they seemsd 10 answer yes
My heart with love was gushing;
And contrived my lips to press
Upon her warm cheek, blushing-
That blushing cheek, SO fresh to see!
Said +, this maiden fair and free,
She is the very girl for me!
helped her over her hedge and stile.
With frothy milk pail laden;
And sang to scare the goblin vile
That might affrigh. the maiden;
For now twas dark by bush aud tree;
And said T." Maiden, dear to me.
Wilt thou my hearts beloved be"
+" Wherefor so late - her mother cried,
In wrath her daughter viewing.
"Soft, gentle mother :" replied,
"Thy daughter I've been wooins!
Give thy consent-then blessed are we:
Sweet mother, give consent, for she
Is willing my beloved to be ~
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The Committee Of Arrangements will
De gsatified TO receive any donations TOR
ahe table from citizens OF Litchfie'd. and
will be In readiness at the Court House
on Saturday afternoon and Monday
uorning to take charge Of tho same. AZ
far az convenient. they would prefer to
have lhem sent 10 On Saturday.
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Program ma @.

Of the occasion.
Programme.
The day will be ushured in by che fir
ing Of cannon and the ringing Of bells.
Al IL O'clock the several Divisions will
assemble at the Court House, from which
place they will move to the Cong'ega>
lional Church in the following order
CHief .Marshoi.
-Orator-President Of the Day-Rcader-
:cLERGY,
Officers and Members Of Grand Division,
Subordinate Divisions to take position in the
line according to date Of institution.
Divisions TO form in the following order:
Iosde Sentinel. @
Banner,
Conductor-W. Patriarch-Ass't. Conductor,
w. notwithstanding P: w. Patriarch,
Recording Scrbe--A. r. Scribe,
r. Scribe-Treasurer,
Trustees,
r', Past Worthy Patriarchs,
Members, 4 NO abreast,
Outside Sentinel. 81, a,
on arriving al the Chnrchs the follows
inp will be the Order Of Exercsiesi
!. Music.
2. Prayer.
3. Music.
4. Reading of,he Declaration
5. Music.
6. Grafton.
Z. Closing Ode.
8. Bcnediction.
A PROCESSION will then be forrael as
follows
Chief Marshall,
Ora,or.-President Of the D1y-headcr'
Clergy,
Ofieers and Memhers OF Grand D!Visi ~
Subordinate Division in order,
Members OF Washing, onian and o'heS
Temperance Societies..
Citizens and Strangers.
The procession will move through the
brincipa streets, then to the grounds OF
Solomon Marsh, Esq, halfa mile north
where a cold collation. will be sersed-at
which time aud place addresses may DC
sxnec,ed from several OF the brethren.
aombers Of washingionian and other
T.mberancs orders are requested to dis
iirpuish themselves by a. blue RIBBON
worn on the lei, breast. g..
The following Brothers Of the Order
will act MS officers on the occasion:
Dr. CHARLES VAIL, President.
Gen FRED'K. BUEI, Chisf Marsha!
Mo-,hu,s-Col. w. r. Baldwin, Capt.
IA HulI. A. H. Becss. Wm. Rodgers,
1:has. W. Wadswo' til, Henry Pratt. Ben
iamin Pendleton, Chauncey Hooker
H.. A. HULL. .-.
A. H. BEERS,
WIZ. H GILBERT,
LYMAN J. SMITH,
TRUMAN Smith.
p..xrn. Committee
WM. RoDoERs,
CHAs. VAIL, A"s"ssS-"'
C.. @, EELDEN,
FRED'K. BUEL,
b. PENpLEToE,
CIV. WADsweRTH
Geo. H. BALDWIN.
Jas TRowSRlDcE,
The Committee Of Arrangements will
be gntified to receive any donations TOR
ahe table from citizens OF Litchfield. and
will be In readiness ae the Court House
ON Saturday afternoon and Moncay
morning. 60 take charge Of tho same. AZ
far az convenient. they would prefer to
haze ihem sent in On Saturday.
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H. A. HULL,
A. II. BEERs,
WIZ. H GILBERT,
LYMAN J: SMITH,
TauMAN Smith.
P. X. KILBoURN'
8. B. PARxET,
WIZ. RoDoERs,
CHAs. VAIL,
c. O, GELDEN,
FRED'K. BUEL,
B. PENDLEToN,
C. w. WADsweRTH
Geo. II. BALDWIN.
JAa TRoWBRlDcEs
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-09
CHARLES r. ALLEN.
Successor To Charles Workman,
LOTTERY NENDER.

No. , under City HOTEL Richmond, Virginia
WALLS the OF following Schemes
~ for the month Of JANUARY, 1874:
$4,000! IN 6 CAPITALS OF $4,000!
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY. Class b. fof lst7. be avn
nusy OH IS No. LoreyI3 drawn rnzss OF 10000
$4,000. - pines 1900 Tickets sIO hives srs
So Ce6cats OF packages Of p whos 100 IS 65
IS quarters 32,sO.
S35 900. 10000 10 Of 500
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY. Ga . g. for 1s47, dawn ia
nuay 10. - No Lctcu-5 dawn Ballots Splendid Scheme
prze sasOOo 10000. 5000 Tickets $40: halves
s. quar- ESQ Certificate OF packages OF &c whoes
Shares proportion.
$4,000. 10000 sc.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Cass o. Tor 1870. be drawn ia
nuaiy 23d IS No LoteD-i3 dawn Bsqos Graud Seheme-
ptzs 10000 OF 10000, 6Ono Tickets stn-havcs
quarters proportion Ccrhaies packages whoes
si30-halvcs and quarters IN proportion
SOS 900. 5000, &c
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Cilus frr ist7. drawn j.
nEary Goth &c Nos and dawn Raro.s sperdd scheme
fot buying plckaEs p-zs S25 IOU0p sc TICK
SIC halves quarters $50 Csuaic packages Of
Whoe Tickets 600 - halves 90 % quarters Is.
W Oders Tor Cer6-ass and Packages. ngle Tickets and
SHARES the oef and an Icrers
MARRY CO addresd 10 the undcrugned mos
prompt attention AMI Of each Drawing
IN who ordef from Address CHAS ". ALLEN.
tfhutrul. IA
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JOHN VI. CLARKE,
LOTTERY VEN DER,

TINHE directed 10 the
q schemes for thr month of Jinuiy Ists
CLARKE has soh Capla Than any vsndsf
The Untfd saies Every month The numbor Capitals
90 distant aivcn.uiera
100000 IN 6 Capitals Of $1,000
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY. Cass fif 1871 70 BE- drawn ia
nuay o. IS No Lous,,--I3 Drawn Riros Grand schcme T.
Fffc, of 10000 amounung s6oo 900 - prtcs 1000
Tickets $40 halves quauct SO Cerhates pactarcs Of
- Wholts, tt1o. IS halves Os. IS quarters % so.
$4,000! 10000 10 Of 500.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY. Ciass e.. for isi7. 20 D. drawn
Ianuly l6'h "a No tot.rti nrvh Raros Grand 81 tsns
pine ~ s3s oon 10000 5000 &C rietsts sio haiv. S.
quarters So Cerhcates Of packages Of 20 vhocs $50
statss In proportion.
$4,000 10000!
ALEXANDRIA LuTrERN. Ciss ~ fot isf7 % b. drawn D.
nusU ga IS ffusr-tl Drawn Va l1ts Grand Sch nf
puss Of $4,000 i0oou 90 TctessiO haives S. qusr
so CtuG,acs Of packages Of IS whulss s7o,hast n
proportion
SOS OO0 10000,
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY. Citss q. Zoe tsts to o. dawn
January y0th 80 Nc ioueyi3 Drawn BsIots GrauJ ssh
rfue of sls 600 10000, &c Tckrs eI0 halves quarters
$50 Cerhcsss % faetaecs Of ~ wboe Tctes siOo ~
halves 50. - quarters IS.
R Oes of ceacstes Of scaarss snEs ucts. shares.
any sddsss 10 the undsruienos ell ~
esive N, rropt susntan ap wing
VII b fovsrdcd IRE Of postage & received
Adarr- John n. CLARKE,
bt Rchmons, W.
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JOHN ELDERS
Depot Of cheap Literature,

No. Isl MAIN STREET.
JANUARY I.
JUST received, and for sale, the following
- Pubiic
No Chambers EneyeioPodi Of English Lit. raiure CSC
CIuaters Sequel tai the Duke OF BurRu dy by Dumas ICE
The knight Of GNynne by 4 Lever with Illustrations csc
Look before you Lsap, comedy IA S acts. Ise
Goieys Reprint Of Bat kwoods Ladies Magazine publ
monthy-sngle numbers g.; 81 per year
Nell Gwybne; The Count OF the An u oreaI 10
nance. by Harrison Ainsworh -2Se
Fotefqus; Novel ny James sherdan Knowie. Esq-2Se
New York Herald for Saturday. Jan9
Western Continent DO
Phi adephia Courier and GaIer. ter Saturday, Jsn2
flag OF our Inon
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GENERAL AGENCY, &c.

VIE SuDsCTlDef OlcfS MS services 10 his CITY
. country ffrrds and pub generally a. General
Agent for the conn7 Of 'hms Of cvFTy descf Renting
and Rsns u House, Hiring
their Hires, aud such business be care
and judgment Agent &c His charges viii
reasonable and be hopes by asiuy aud
IN mctt and portion &C public patronage.
a'y hthy 10 discharge an hutgsst n'Ticd
refer the following Lawson Nuntaly
haHt JrrfHtn. Gaiar, Robert e. Scott II Eu.ticr
jude Haiyhurton d. Geo Mn1 Jos Allen 4 geef It. NJ
Webb, Bacon BHkeryilc Cas Osborne SPOTS Ia
t"p. Christian 60, Warren Fa Iiaskn- n Libby. and
hafso Whre, RichnoHi Dr Ino Christian Y Lacy VIM
q noug A. nd Tho ~ Tr rH, Mr. HsHf Col = Bondurn
AMI John Miller BsstHrhIm; Major 81 IN,
Gr'ror, Hrrf' Dr. Joseph Watkng, " w and
Thoma' Boil nI Geo'aHd Henry watkins AMI Prank
hns Pr'Hre iarayd pouras Eq E,Hr Bi1m Judge Jno
'hftan AID WIN Waller, UtYiamsisg. naNney Pea
HaHarrr HEATH IOHFS MILLER.
~ r. Having for the lat eight ems
~ r Banks ~ h city womb attend o any
Hu busn"ss entrusted ~ ugng md nr u
sork ~ n tnd and a The selling ir for any ~
country nirnds VITO employ Tho the eountry
hinr io bi' out their Servants trtlact any nhrf huai
wiz please adtrs by the city Will GnB
~" NJ my office. hassr White door webb IA
n 60.
uccembrr OH istG--eoiGw Him
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STATIONS OFFICE.
NJ. S. SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET.
Let al the world say Nhai they can,
For selling Prizes, STATIONS the man!

NJ SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET.
Let all the world say ubal they eau
For selling Prizes, STRATTONS he man!
Drawn Nos OF Sussex. Extra. No. Jim. 9d:
| - AZ Al % 60 81 20 81 IL ~.
Ticket Noe 90 %, Prize Of sl2S sold and paid by
srRATToN
Drawn Nos OF New Jersey, No. l-JanuaTy 5th:
IS IS I5 81 10 6s 50 IS 81 IS 81
Ticket Noi. ~ 35 g. Przs OF sloO. sod and paid hy
sTRATToN.
Drawn Nos. OF AleIandria No J. Jan'y 9th
81 20 q 10 s. ~ ~ 50 80
Ticket Nos - ssa $1,000 Both sod and paid by
a. 20, 100 s7 Straiton
Drawn Nos Of New Jertey. No ., Jan. ::
81 Is sc 90 90 46 3 rs 90 81 81 So
Drawn Nos OF Monongalil, No /, Jan. ::
l6 - 25 l9 Go &C 20 20 SO 81 10
$4,000, l,s52.
SlurdaySusseI Extra, No. , Capitals S4OOe ls52 Of
1000 &c 10 Nos IL drawn. Tickets 81 Soc quar-
Csc
100000! in @ Capitals of 10000.
Saturday Alexandria No. A Capitals Of $1,000, 3SrO
23io IS OF 1000, Ee IS Nos, ~ drawn Tekss $40
S. quarters ESQ.
Or Buyers referred my list Of Prizes which
the Office, proof OF what has every
continues numter sold paid BY
Or Odrrs Tor kaEes certificates ng tickets
Schemes and all Lotteries, viii be promptly attended
drawing when requested.
Please address orders N. sTRATTON
nI Richmond Va.
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GARDEN SEEDS.

TNHE subscriber is now in receipt Of his Fall
Supply Of and genuine GarJen Seed. from
the ljRg abb shed Nufscy Me-rs lambeth A. Co An onr
his may be foU nd ths fo11w ns, viz.
AsPARAGUs-lage cEI.ERy-R.d and WHIT.
BEEr-long Blooi. Esty Tur. CUCUMBHR-Iopy Green for
nip Ro ted. French sugar piethng, Early Pam.
BEANS-Eaiiy sir wecls' snap, LETTUCE Cabhay.
brown spe :iei Valentino, White and G. Cos Brown
Choice Red Eys Large Linn, Dutch
Large winisot NAsTURTIUM
CABBhGE-Eafy YtTE, Larre OKRA
SoIk. Batprs a aud rusar- ONIoN-sfver skin and Red
loaf Diumhead and fat Dutch. rUT HERBs-A-sor,ed
saw y, Guided Green, Red PEAS Erua Fatty, Eiriy
nsh iir peilnx Pane. hauowiat large .nl
CARROT-Lons Orange, Early dsarf)
Horn, hltr.ngham "for RADisII TOMATO sPtN A,
CAULifIowER-Esriy 4 late &C &c.
o1- Catalogues Erati,. ALSO Ianirctt's RURAL RE
Elk and ALMANAC, with numetous avtgS for only
eehseaeh JOHNSTON, Druggist
JaB Rebmond
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CITY HOTEL,
X I q N nm q m a Va

I>Hio new and large establishment was OPEN
ed By the sub'e'eef.on the Ala who with the
OF NJ hAs'As ate the lonlt I'D and knYwn Pa
The Farmers Dosl Frcdsueksurz are SeteneI 10 devote
sf und arsnicn To the comfort and their
patrons The House Ell in the of the
to-hd aisy covered BY the noted "oh Bel Tsv ard Is
han dsone proydsd with farnitu thtsJ with sober
a-d Attentive assihns atd servants and with abe
OF the patronage OF the partner and et- NJ,
@ o. oh ends and AM ~h three eipsr
cree IN the Bofiaghr oh Hot PecburE Va think they can
supply an equval,nlfo favour bestowed Static
VII formed aad crowded iter the Mr.
wood attached to the house cnvenicnt dsaaee
ir hms IL the proprietor arriving
may BE- assuied VI good aieLti3n or them.
JOHN MINGE SON.
p Petersburg inteligcnesr National Union
Wa.hnStbD c. Raleigh sar and ksburx
raid aud Recorder Norfolk Hersh Beacon Richmond
Enquirer Warren Flag vii copy
and send th,ir or payment de 2s-u
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by Dunlop Noncure Co.
Cargo sale OF Attakapas sugar aud MoIasSe..
AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY the 18th n.tin "a ~ O'Clock We VIII s. a,
our aec without reai weather cargo OF tn sehr Oph
from Au7sagas la, consisting CT
lol hhis Sugar, upress be pae n choice
qualify and shipped from different pis nations
l5i Be. Mo!asses
Additional.
viii be added TO the above sale
2cj Bars asuvra Rio All Java CcH-e
90 HIS Wes, India Moasscs
IS Casks Cheefe
Haf PIPES, qu1r.sr Casks genuine Brandy
$50 Btls WI sley
10 Frkus CO hen Butter
Sca7. Caniirs, Mustard
Gun rows,r, Imperial and Powehoag Teas sc.
TEhNS-und'rt lt0 cash over 500 credit spyrov.
ed nsgoiiabie paPsr DUNLOP, MONCURE & 60,
"
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Anction 5ales.
FIirIRE DAYS.
Valuable Property ON YORK erin s.I.....
Ter Goual w. or


ter County. Va. Tor sale.
VIE und fsEnsd Trustee. for a. A.
II VALUABLE tshauce.t he
STERN Malls TIE tart s0o a.d
$50 of which Salt Marsh. AMI timber
81 Wood sni-Wth m abundance of Logs quarter 10
hall ma" OF tn mill The min AND machinery good r-
paaa Of asoat ~ power prop.nf up sht
taS', rcuhr pianrE machine. Erst al ..nat
ed med asy tins banks No
contemplated Rahfoai om we Point RiehmSed The advan
t4e. of this pace of wod yard ard ni~psa-
dent Of the and EE MID m
whole ids district % Virgin being not D.. th,p
three four hs Of mile Of h.
ho Railroad TO Richmond shan b. eedl
hours 10 the kthmord uaike T the best
rner Ihre - wood enough land
least thee and chipping % any
pIhi On the Vessels dasing
N the ~han
Toe subscribers will uea privately with any person psuons
who may Be dposed amer pTemises
oiherNe will be OF red fotiae bd4sr on
DAY the 18th cay Of Jinuary Isi7 premises on credit
Of g. IL and Is months for approved euiy o ts,
II deemed necessary
The title ,bs above prop ry we'd u b. undht- Int
the und.rsisned will eoavy only vested in them a.
Mrs Garland will join with the n the title.
Ae-M T H,o,H MA WALLACE trustee.
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'His own property, the property ~ wart--or OF
ms esat'r int states intesa-
or bona d held by him in of duly
deed IN Trust for some ether persons naming persons
nd deed
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Elegant Furniture, &c,

Elegant FURNITURE DC,
AT AUCTION.
On Thurs lay Morning, Janusry Store commene
At 10 oeloes Will sell thput Of new Fu
tnre OF superior quail ty eonsistirg Of
egani marble top Centre Tabes
10 do Wasnrand.
DO Gu hon sprnz-sta Sofas
10 mahogany Plrio: chairs
sprnz eat Roekrg Chairs, BureauI
Mahogany ami Cherry Tables
Wiring Desks, on Chairs
Mahogany French Retseads
Cane and wood seat Chair. &c nc
SPLENDID PIANO FORTE.
Al IL O'Clock precisely viii also sell superior Piano
Forte 90 mahogany examination
three days evious to sale.
SILVER PLATED WARE, &c.
An invuIce Of the following Gopts-
Silver plated and Britannia Ca,i,rs
Do do Can1esieks, WATTS aid Baskets
santvich Go he Tea Trays, bass and Fir
China Tea sets, blue and white Din ny
Teas aud Cofees Toilette Sets Bntianis Ware -.
Ja1 INI.OES A BROTHER. Au.ta.
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LUMBER

LUMBER.
21.407 ;, Of 1I;:: :es Flooring Boards %
2t6ta q, and lara hsau Plank
fsndng from Bng J. 4 tanctser sid iotfa'e ~
nol1 RANktN q WHtTI.OCK.