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1t will suffice that this speaker denominates
the shareholders as a man-stcaler--the slave
as "stolen goods" and closes with the dec
laration, "Better disunion-better civil and
servile war-better anything that God in bis
providence shall send, than an extension Of
| human slavery"
Another Of these men (Mr. THAppEus
| STEVENS says:
| Shareholders form an untitled aristocracy, with
numerous dependents. THERE'S no sound
connecting link between the aristocrat and the
slave. True, there is a class Of human beings be-
| tween them but they are the most worthless and
| miserable Of mankind. The poor white
laborer is the scorn of the slave himself . q
The white people who work with their hands, are
ranked with the other laborers---the slaves. They
are excluded from the society of the rich. Their
associates, if anywhere, arc with the coored pop
ulation They feel that they arc degraded and
dcspised and their minds and conduct generally
| conforms TO their condition.
81 am opposed to the diffusion Of slavery, be-
cause, combining it within its present limits, will
bring the States themselves gradual abolition.
Confne it, and like the cancer that is tending to
the heart, it must be eradicaed, it will eat out
the vitals. The sooner the patient is convinced of
this, the sooner he will procure the healing OPP
| Grafton
4 "Con6ne this maady Slavery within its pres
| cnt Gmits-surround il by Gordon of frcemen.
that it cannot spread-Bnd in less than twenty
| five years every slaveholding State in this Union
will have its statute books law for the gradual
and final extinction Of slavery"
The speaker denounces slavery because il
tends to render the people among whom it is
planted " arrogant, insolent, intolerant, and
i tyrannical;" and Z" will look upon any North
eru man, enlightened by Northern educa-
ton, who would directly or indirectly, by
commission or omission, by basely voting
or cowardly. skulking, permit il to spread
, one root over Gods free earth, is traitor
, 10 liberty, and recreant 10 his God. !"
WI! not multiply these extracts now.
, though ! may append few from other
sources, Of like character, to the printed edi-
, ton Of my remarks. shall not stop to COM
ment on the ignorance of the social condi-
ton Of the laborers and poor in the slave
] States these Representatives exhibit; but it is
fair to observe that the same strain Of epithet,
and like representation Of the existing con-
I dition of society in the slave States, PerTad-
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CARRIAGE MANUFAcTORY,.


TIVE subscriber takes method 10 inform his 1<
hand arae assortment Of CARRIAGES, Of the la
lest and fashionable styles sTnsIsiSs TOP
COACHES COACHES, CHARRlOTTEES SIANulNo ioI
RAROiCfJES ROCKAWAYS, TOP BUGGlES, with and without
aiding seats and BUGGES without tops manufactured out Of INC
hast materials and Of superior workmanship:
All Of CARRIAGE Els are invited 70
as am determined all articles in line OF
M reasonable terms articles OF similar style and quail
~ can be purchased anywhere D..;.,,n
Carriages every description 70 rider
in the line will be executed in workmans manner M
despatch. nL1NN ~
2--r2m
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BIcKERToN T WINSTON.
CARD.
MRS. LUCY y. GRAY'S SEMINARY FOR YOUNG LADIES

MRS. LUCY y. GRAYS SEMINARY FOR YOUNG LADIES.
TAPFAHAssocK, ESSEX CorSrY, Va
MRS GRAY would respectfully the public that she
VA opened school under circumstances unusually
favorable imparns instruction department
Large apons have
thus enabling her accommodate much number o. pupils
than heretofore well give them the advantage
ameni the ornamental branches She has also increased
number highly educated and accomplished teachers order
her progress study Tie Elementary and higher branches
English together with tho Latin and French languages
thoroughly taught The French spoken daily family
thus greatly increasing the ordinary facilities for acquiring
fashionable language
will time be given Chemistry Phi!oso
phy, &c and these illustrated by experiments
of this Institution have been moderate
place advantages within the public generally
liberal patronage respectfully solicited
TanuahannDck. 18th bee Is50-ctlstFsb
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UCK's 0FFIcE, CORNER OF MAIN AND 18TH

I UGK,soFFiCE, CORNER OF MAIN AND 18th
IL STREETS, Richmond, Virginia.
Two prizes sold by LUCK, both Whole Tickets
II 80 IL "a Is IS 60 20 So IL 81 80 q !.
+" IA IA sI50} Luck.
For prizes, call or send 10 the prize Office of LUCK
Drawing OF Paapsco Lottery, Class Is, December Is:
40 so 81 II l3 20 10 10 % 4s |.
Drawing Of Maryland Consolidated Lottery, Classic:
10 - SO II q 81 70 "a &C 81 q 80 60 81.
Whole, Nos q 80 Sc, sold and paid by LUCK.
26 IS 60 81 "a IL So IS IL g.
Drawing Of Grand Consolidated, Class B.
rs ~ IS 30 35 81 60 81 % IS 49,
For this day-Capi,al s25 900, IS Nos 10 drawn Tickets
s5 Also the Dollar LosyCapitals Of s300 &c. Tickets
Send 10 or call on LUCK.
Schemes for tho Week.
TUESDAY-Capital s2500, IS Sos l3 drawn Tickets So
Capitals: Of $1,000, &c. IS Nos, II drawn. Tick
wEDNEsDAY-capials $4,000 80 Of 1000, &c rs Nos, 10
wEDNEsDAY-caplsal 5000, &c. Is Nos I2 drawn Tick
THURSDAY-cap &c rs Nos Is drawn Tickets s5
Capitals: Of 1850, &C. IS Nos, IL drawn.
FRIDAY-Capta g. So DC rs No drawn Tickets 81 So
Capital $4,000, &c. 70 Nos, 10 drawn. Tickets s5
SATURDAY-Capial $4,000 Of $780, Of 1000, Of 1000,
LOO Of 800 100 of BOO 600 lowest No pise3 10 Nos 10 drawn
SATURDAY-capi,al s3s73 sNos 10 drawn Tickets 81
NJ BSaes in the small Lotteries close at ILL., A. NJ each day.
in the large Lotteries ats, Pm.
Particular attention paid country correspondents Drawings
warded Immediately receipt and all business done at this office
strictly confidential. Address &. D. LUCK,
Dec. 80 Richmond
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nj fal! l.nq,h likeness Of

Piano and Music Store.
n Street, opposite Banks.
PIANOS.
;U1E.
or, October L., 1850.
1t always affords W. pecu.
good things" Of u modest
csare hot sur. -
N this coun-
until he mayVY "
.rs: his instruments 60 Of'
turn thom out. Mr.. WIS
standard. We can conf.
rchase 4 first rate instru-
.ey cannot do better than TO
many a customer during
the first word VI dissatis-
II his prices.
ia! .adrer,iser.l
truly yours speaks, came
those wonderful pieces Of
Al we have moro than
,dy Of the voice in loves
.!y harmonious and melo-
cn to-"
9Th June, 1901
:,ea. pleasure in directing
.,acturcd by Mr.. ii. Wor.
.!y, knowing they will JUS
ey are finished iron, s 10 Z
gag nj orcat beauty and
ii tho Goth June, 1850, CO.
sing this testimony 10 the
.eslers Pianos. We were
%; agreement between the
r Pianos Of Mr.. Worces-
rca,ly 10 enlarge his manu-
ID mos, complete establish
aud complete assortment Of
,o:y prices.
touch and tone of his in
hat they shall stand unri-
,,,on FINN professors, ANA
ORglS Il BROTHER,
Worcester's sole Agents.
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LAMBERT,s OFFICE. Nil,
IN FOURTEENTH STREET under the Exchange h0'''"''"
" mond Virginia M, IA.
AZ 4s 20 50 40 IL 81 II 62 q.
Ticket IS ~ 49, another prize ihs Office ,r 70.
Drawing Of Virginia Monongala Lottery, Glass las, Dsco
II n SO So 80 SIS % 62 81 % IS 65 r
Ticket. Noe % 80 so, another prize sold by LANDER
Is 72 % 60 % 62 2 s. II IS &C.
Drawing Of Sussex Lottery Extra Class lbs December
10 SO 30 IL Is 81 % 10 q IS 81 IL
Drawing Of Monongala Lottery, Class NJ December %:
~ rs 10 i3 so SO 81 fl 80 II 81 % 10 Ks IL
Ticket, Nos % 40 81, prize Of $500. "
Schemes for the Week.
TUESDAfThe Virginia Monongalia Lottery Class
100000 1900 1900 l7lo, &c &C Hos IL drawn Tickets So
shares IN proportion
WEDNESDAY-The Delaware State Lottery Class, If,n,ss
drawn. Tickets sl0-shares in proportion.
THURSDAY-The Virginia Monongala Lottery. c,a., &c,
pas: s2O92, 10000 5000. 1900, $780, 1874 of LOO DC
IS Nos, ii drawn. Tickets s5-shares in proportion.
FRIDAYThs Sussex County Delaware Lottery Class l-Can
tails sa 5000 5000, 2iOO l7fO 1893, 10 Of 1850 &c rs
Nos, Is drawn. Ticksn s5-shares in proportion.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Monongalia Lottery Class 2-Capas
$1,000 2OO 10000 10000 $685. is of l0Oo 100 OF COO 100
OF 800, &c. rs Nos, IL drawn. Tickets $40 NV ~
"a Change Of hour Sales close above Lotteries at
O'clock M and the drawings O'Clock by
legraph.
10 Drawings smaller received on Tuesday Thurs
days and Saturdays, O'Clock. Sales half past
Price OF Tickets from 81 10 e2 so.
" ordesior Packages Certificates of Packages single Tickets
there drawings every day. prices varying from
tckes will receive the moot prompt attention. drawings
warded mmedstey distant adventures when requested Address
THOMAS LAMBERT,
No 3, Exchange Place, Richmond, Va
10 Recolect No. 3"Teres odd numbers says Rory
O'Moore.h Dee
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MERCHANDISE.

DRESS GOODS, AT COST.
nv stock Of De- Goods !ar.e To trruce before the
vi Spring will otter every article from this day cost
The STOCK aud desirable, proportion bought sie
thus Fall; article in the Fancy Dress Goods will bo
sold exactly NJ stock Of other Goods iu and Tho
Is somewhat ad, anced will them ii prices reduced a
the early Of The My stock OF Dress Goods consists Of
Solid color Mouslains
Low.priced Englisland American MpusaiHs
Medium do. do.
Super French MousIsins all WOOL and handsome
Plain and Fanny Alpacns
English aud French Mern".
IL short nearly every variety OF Goods for Winter al-
very pretty white and courrd embroidered Musns and acvs
for party dresses with other which invite the
ton OF all wanting Goods II low prices.
Dec Is J. a. CIENERY oprosite Depot.
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LOTTERIES.
sTHATTON,s OFFICE. : :
0.5 SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET, RICHMOND vIRGI.

sTHATTON'S OFFICE,
Drawing SUSSEX County Delaware Lottery Glass loo De emorr G
Drawing q SUSSEX q Extra Class ,S ps,sesr
Ill., . H. Is: = more sold an" paid BY sTRArros
Drawing Of M9uO.gaio Lottery GIassl4 psesmhsrl':
;, Drawing q Z Gas. D, &
$ S S:;s; ';;1 s s. 3 s
:, ps y Sos Moaens q 10 re- ;, Dec q:
40. SO, przs soo .e and paid y
q as y e s. I' s Ii cs'' i 8 s.
HALF Nos II IS, prize of $780, sold and paid y ,,rox
pssrss e p & lerry & Glass IS
Teks Nos 30 and IS, prize of $780, sold and paid by
Drawing pssrf'' sssy f;'i - p'ssn''. 10
rss. r.. 4 { :s "a Sid l. S i
Drawing j, i. 49, e 8
Msss Nos Mo-: e prize prize 5 Sold
g sS''s LSe q En- q Class s.
Whole, Nos u is So, sold and paddy sTRAIIoN
4a Da~Hsg q s g s l'''y CAS- 81
TUESDAYSnssex Lottery Extra Class loo Capta 64oo 10
Nos IA drawn Tickets e. 100000 -.
Observation-Disclosures Lottery, Class l45 Capital $4,000 Go
Nos II drawn. Tickets S. ,o ~, -.
WEDNESDAY-Delaware Lottery, Cassl Capital $4,000 10
Nos 10 drawn Tickets $40. :. ooo
THURSDAY-Delawarc Lottery Extra Class Capital seoo
66 Nos, IL drawn. Tickets 81. .o.ooo 20
THURSDAY onongaia Losey, cla'.l Capital ssiO'2 IS
Nos, IA drawn. Tickets 60 ..,. -o,, a,
PRIDAY~Sus,ex Lottery, Glass Capital $4,000 IS Nos ID
drawn. Tickets S. . , ,,, :. eoo
SATURDAY-Susscr Lottery, Extra, Glass Capital s4ooo
Standardization Loliery Class Capital $4,000 70
Nos IL drawn. TickeisslO III, l. ;,,..,
M Buyers are list OF prizes, winch -
the office az proof what has been done and every
continues TO number sold and paid oy me-
Orders Of Packages ana single
tho above schemes the Lotteries will be promptly aohdeu
nsr an ~ n STRATTON. Richmond Va
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WIN. GovIuiNS NEGRO tat HIRING, &C.
so. VIII to h. .nl AND GENERAL AGENT
ss attention ' Of sH ~. year a. here
proper department of his servants dnr anu , ,be
due buys and sells property and collect. mo-
franklin e oi Governor Street h.,, -
LINE PORTO RTz5 Dec ll-d&c2awtisJan.
pr sale by HICo MOLAsSEI
M'oRuDRR SONS
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! HATS, HATsi CAPS. CAPs' ~
FALL STYLE, 1850 -
G.. L. b e II T Y, 49,

No 1873 Broad Street, Shockoe HILL -. - ..ou-
UvyUOI ESAIE dealer HATS and CARS respseuy
w call. ths attention CT s friends country and PUBIC
generally hargc and na n,sb
Sne Castor Moleskn Silk Angola Russia Coney, Mexican &
and Wool Hats Of every variety unusually low prices La r
Mua Viciornes Swan and Coney Skins for Tmmns C:ip
Wallets and Silk Cotton Umbrellas; all o. when ne
10 sell at very prices, wholesale or retail mi,s nv
S-Purchasers respectfully invited 10 ca anu ="
assortment Of HATS and CAPS, made 10 ordc.rvp n
B1 Casn malke p nsn e''o" w. 80 $3.50 CON
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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
,.x,s nry.rrn,u,,S

Mrs. PELLETT'S
BOARDING MI DAY SCH OOL,
Brond street, opposite te Cit Hail. ltichnond, Vn
HSliI. for the ensuing on TUESDAY, tn Isl u
w October 1850
TERMS:-tPAYABLE ~ ADVANCED
and shs for the scholastic 90 nonhs) eD
Tuition he English branches, ~
" " Primary do, -
Latin and the Modern Languages. each ~
Music Piano, t;miar and Sine'rg, zach 6o
Westinghouse. -
Lectures during the session Bellies etres ami the
Natural Sciences The pupils Library CT Works
References additions Apparatus the
Pncup,atcs ELECTRICITY Astronomy Optics and Chenry
will be particularly pied attaining thorough knowledge
lhesc branches
Drawing Pencil Canyons and Water Coos included III the
English cOur-e.
Richmond. September % $50. dGc3m
FEMALE EDUCATION.
TIyIIE School my house, the of Louisa miles
the Cour, House. will be opened again the 18th OF Jlnu
under the charge lady, (Miss Emma Ta
taught all The branches Of learning usually
female schools also Ornamental Drawing Painting and
SereworS Music the Piano will be by Mr.
Frey gentleman Ms isae combines with
competency having been teaching successfully for the last eleven
and the cake Of educating daughters know
have quito in having obtained her valuable
vacancies which should like have filed
OF the
TERMS:
Board and Tuition all h- English branches for months 500
French 10
Music Piano %
Dec T-rtlstMarch B1CKERTOS T WINSTON.
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TRY.
ICAL AGENTS.

TRY.
ICAL AGENTS.
.s1r I'drern.
rival Of ,hs Northern mall,
Tribune and Day Book, Phi.
mes, Boston Museum, Cou.
Gios. Police Gazette, Lite
/ Pilot. Golden Rule. Home
N, Yankee n alton, Yankee
huts Home Gazette, Anne.
American, Waverly Mags.
chanic, Merchants Ledger,
\. Y. Herald, n. Y. Sun, y.
Godey's, International, Ora.
red from the press.
T Magazines will be deliver.
publisher 8 prices.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-12-31

RTCHMOND AND DANVILLE NAILNUAD'
IN and after Wednesday, st Of January S regular rassen
Train will running the Falling CREEK Goa rus
line Of Stages for and Cumberland Court Houses
v;s and ynchburr The Stages will this point hereafter
instead of coming to Richmond 49,
Inc Thursdays and Saturdaye-the day the
Leave nicnn'on, i''' 81, A. NJ
Stage ieayes-al . p. same dsysat l0x, A. ".
Retun1ne easI sdv Wsdnesdays and FRIDAYS At 81 A. NJ
Leave nci',on ~. p;Is same DAYS al 3H, p NJ
or on the arrival Of the Stage ,oD ..,s
Pure 10 the Lower Quarries % esnS
=. IupPei .,,,m, 25 Cents
River Road n ssns
Coal Pits ~ s.v. S
Children three years age aho servants
half nriee 10 all points eycep, the two first named.
Pr sage seats amply the Bar VI the Columbian Hoe
travelling by themselves must be furnished WIN
two that one tho Office and must DC
stated that they permitted 80 on TIC
Office r. and D X. r. Co.. Dec ~
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NrOTICE-Afrs first country stand with stuck Of Sooo ao
sas or lease fine opportunity offered 10 hose Nsa A.
N ,hs business For particulars enquire
this office. .. -. in.e.;an
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CTION
S HAL l..
~ only! &c
'm;er-(.Nonday Ere',ing)
SEg.
essen; 20 the ladies' and gem
g, astounding and wonder-
/ IN any age 0! the world.
ON the Vastly deep, at tho
Serpent, and water INTO
!; friends. occupation, &C.
MS Of Egypt" and do some
IS"
.ROR.
absent or present. dead or
sons from chewing lobae-
after the introductory. p
lice gS--li
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Oashn..n PREMIUM BITTERS. We feel hesita.
sssa, 20 oi;e ,hs article Of the efeetual
IN use svirues stand pre- eminent, not only
a Du IN all diseases which have their origin from
li.. me afflicted would say tina, you place conf
storer Of heal h." having been fully tested by
testimonials of which are daily
TlMEsyhis is 10 certify that, for the seven
l sa nave near! suffered death with Dysen,ery Of the
.aue % attend my ordinary business and after
wss IN has Sc. Premium Bssr have become
" HH,ls '''aSe ND! hna immediate relief from The
h<s' Eorohs-Dear sirs-lIevng u,d Bakers Premium
sn 3s T. wisn 10 inform the publ, OF The benefits de-
mem NY wife has suffered three or i,rr y.ars with the
az nor stomach seemed be nearly demroye, ,mes abe
c7 ne am so weak cannot live mus, di, than pnr.
wh d sans s tonic Of The proprietor Union Ill., Rich
n 'he disease seemed 20 be entirely cured Merit nv IN;
s Old was very ow with violent dyscner, and
had failed, wife, with all confidence in ho
sugar Which sss ;atee .easpoonlus per day with little
ee differing with the diseases 10 use the sbovs
Erahover coun,y l.. A., :, 800, THOMAS J. MELTON
se.g, Lsds I r. Q, A. Bodeker Duva C. Benn.u A. n
'astos IIn w nam street, and II Blair and T n Thomas
' m Si,s r.. left ALL Wakes Mars., R,,a,.
- <-ehn T. BAKER Prourietor
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ELsON GREEN FEMALE SCHOOL.

YUNHERE will again Female School Eson Green
18th January $751; under the supsrntendence OF Miss
experienced teachers the State Miss Petit well qualified
English language all various branches, French
We can accommodate pupils our family rs a
charge Of sOo for tuition English including board and every
cessary books and stationery French s0 the scholastic
months would be desirable that the pupils
together they will DO received
charged only the Of their No deduction
will made unless Of proacted illness My residence ism
Caroline county three miles from Hanover Court House. which
place my Office and miles from Depot ;hs
Railroad JOHN CHANDLER.
Caroline. Nov. Il, lSJO-c2m
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GREAT ATTRACTION.
$4,000 WORTH OF DRY GOODS AT COST

GREAT ATTRACTION!
$4,000 WORTH OF DRY GOODS AT COST
FOR CASH.
OUR partnership expires by limitation the month of February
" 1851 and in order close business by date shall
Monday 18th instant the sale of Of
GOODS cash. and continue the until tho month Of
February when the remainder then will bo closed public
auction without reserve.
the class Of Goods comprising every
STAPLE AND FANCY GOODS usually KEEP;
retail establishment, together with uI OF CAR
PETINGS and House Furnishing Goods
Ths presents opportunity for all those IN want OF good
GOODS supply themselves. CHRISTIAN s. LAlHROP
Dec. "a % Main Street.
GREAT BARGAINS IN DRESS GOODS.
HAVING determined alteration Store by
III Spras. will sell stock Of Dress Goois hand
il not lower where the city:
ssing styles Moualains Mcrino Popns Cash
Gngams Caicocs also, Shawls OF every descrp
tion.
B-Evey article in the Dry Goods line be had The low
est prices a, WIN J. SWORDS,
22j Broad Street, Shockoe Hill,
Dec. % Sign OF the Dry Goods Boz.
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TIME VIRGINIA And NORTH CAROLINA ALMANAC f v
ls5eaculaisdb by David Richardson Of Louisa county, VII
slnia containing members Of Consros: from Te nn
North Carolina aud Courts OF each STATE INST OF tn ouse
OF Delegates apd Virginia Reading mattel W
Revolution The Wiss Commandments emu SnsIss
Tran Conjugaton Pfeservanon ana
of Ssh, Mourning Habits OF Different Nations fashionable
TRANSACTIONS Arithmetic Questions Riddles ChaIaae
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I nxrifE
To Depot Richmond from being 50 filled up
rain and produce the transportation IRON INC
try Depos il removed by the congnee within 10
is arrival viii be removed by the Company, and sosa
pence Of the - y. .mn .r.,on
The ransporaton OF ieghi through Richmond MAG oe
eommsnc Christmas Holidays Due notice o. M
| will be given. - r,an.noraton.
q, 1850 SUPERINTENDENT OF lIenrl
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Jones & HARDWOOD,

CARPETING, &c.
Carpet Room, stairs No 95 Main Street, offer FOL
's Super serve Velvet carpslng
Super Rrusses do.
Imperial Three Ply do.
Second quality Three Ply carpsting
Scotch Ingram do
American Ingram do.
* y, and "A Venetian Carpeins, forsas and passages
Handsome Floor Cloths
Bookings OF different widths
Rugs, Of every description
superb Piano Covers
Elegant Table do.
Do do. for steps, Sc &C.
We DESTROYS Of reducing stock Of these Goods and pu
chaser will have decidedly the stock city
Dec. 9-li' RICHARDSON & CO, No. IS Main Street.
nr .,. PAR sIS BAYLY NIMM nc ,..o
a Rich plain black wa!ereJ figured Silks
Plain and figured colored do.
Brocade, embroidered and Damask do
iIighcolored Sallns and Florenccs
4 variety Of thin goods for evening drcsse.
Printed and embroidered cashmerss and Monslalnes
Dark Winter Ginghams
French and English Prints
Silk Cassimere and Velvet v.stinss
Pocket Silk Handserchiefs
HasH csns snsv co a% silk embroidered
Merino Scaris and Long Shaws
White and coSrsd plain and embroidered Grape shsws
Rich Bonnet, Neck, Cap AMI Belt Ribbons
Colored and black Silk Vevets
Silk and Velvet Manillas and Cloaks
Black Bombazines and Alpacas
Table and Piano Covers
Table Damasks and Pillow Linens
Silk Cotton and Merino Hosiery
Kid, Silk and Merino Gloves
Silk Merino and Lambs Wool Shrls and Draws
Ladies' French. shape cor ,is'
English Riding Cords and veIveines
Negro Blankets, Kerseys and. Sinetts
Fine Ribbon bound Bed Blankets
Beached Domestics. Diapers. Crash
Huckaback and other Towcing, &c. DC. Dee Is
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NUNN,S a. CLARK'S PIANOS.
ID II. TAYLOR has received a further supply o. = Z
+. EUNN,S & CLARK'S superior PIANO
rORTES Tn. Pianos tho above celebrated makerst
are we'll worth attention OF the public as al inc pes
the best makers They been sold with entire sas
faction to ucasers than fifteen years at he PIANO foe
and Music Warehouse. l60 Main Street. Richmond virginia
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he time Tor auction sale
remainder OF stock al
sSa and IN Al, 50, very complete in seasonabie
ht s " PIES az We think they will bring auction.
CHRISTIAN x LATHROP, 90 Main street
,1ao sA =. PRIVATELY, Tract Of Land IN Hanover
sRcsmss ~ fourteen miles Richmond Immediately
ha 80 ashu.c and Potomac Railroad, containing 307
or bnIG IA, Improvements small dwelling and
lee. hr There Is also 6ns Orchard Of young Pruit
"' " "inn Esq, on the premises, or 10
JAMES T. SUTTON, Jr,
" gt, = Land. Pension and Government Agent.
corner llih and Bank Streets. Richmond Va
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SALE OF LAND IN AMELIA.

10y OF decree OF the Circuit Court Amelia, sla
ID offer sale The highest bidder the premises WE'D
NESDAY the 18th day of January $751; fair the
day Tract OF Land in the said county che Edward
Lea,h eceased containing by 62 lying five mixes
South East the Court House. adjoining the lands Thomas
Townes. Joseph G. Leah John Marshall and others This
land has full proportion original oak wood land and bottom land
open land heart There the land comfortable
Dwelling ons with all other houses All dr
the sal land, by application the s-cher lie wit
them with pleasure between hls and the cay
Terms SALE-A credit OF and three years equal
samen the purchaser giving bonds with approved security
ing from the day respectively and the title be
tanned until the whole purchase money IL pain
Dec l1-cwiw' JOHN MARSHALL. Commis