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AUCTION SALES.
FUTU RE VS.,
BY KENT, PAINE & KENT
EhRY GOODS AT AUCTIoN.-on TUI

EhRY GOODS AT AUCTION.-On TUES
HP DAY, tile I'd December, we will sell at ouI
auction looms, large and varied assortment of
FRESH AND SEASONABLE DRY GOODS
comprising many choice and desirable styles
Among them he following:-
Black aalin and fancy silk Vestiugs
Silk and wool do, Apsca styles
Super plaid and chene Ginghams
Black and colored Cambrics ViIesias
White and coored Paper Cambrcs
Super bleached Jeans, black Wigans
Black Doeskin and fancy Cassneres
Kentucky Jeans, fancy Tweeds
Plaid Satinets black and mixed do
Heavy Kerseys, plaid Linseys
French Cleakings, Beaver C0atings
white Cambrics and Jaconets
Swiss MuslIns, checked Muslins
Super black sewing Six, patent Threads
Black Italian and fancy silk Cravsts
Linen cambria Hd'kis, printed lawn do
Fancy Prints, furniture do
Rich Mouselinss plaid Mohairs
Colored Tnbet Cloths, brocade Alpacas
Heavy wool Gloves, cashmere do
case. Cotton Hosiery
Black Cashmere and colored wool Hose
Super lambs WOOL Shirts
HEAVY Guernsey do
IRISH Linens, II wool Flannels
Heavy twrd and duffiI Blankets
Plaid wool Shawls tweG Fianuels
"a brown Sheengs bIea ched Shirlings
Blown Drinps, bed Tickings
Manners Shirtings, &c &c
ALSO an Invoice Of
Black and coIored Paris styles Mar!lss
Rich brocha, figured, plain and Plaid Ribbons
Gmps, HraiGs. &c
Direct from New York
TERMs-AIl sums under sl00 cash; over that amount
months credit for approved paper.
no % KENT, PAINE & KENT, Aucts
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~ ALEXANDER MOTT.
No. Main street, opposite the city Hotel

REGULAR SALE DAYS:
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS & SATURDAYS.
A TN the above named days will sell at public aue-
~ ton, at my store opposite the City Hotel, cons
mencing at ha-past O'clock, variety of mscella-
neous goods, such as the following
- FURNIIuR E.--Cabinets, Wardrobes, Sdeboards
Bureaus, Bedseads. Chairs OF every style and pattern;
Hair and Shuck Mattresses, Dining, Tea, Toilet and
Card Tables, Beds and Bedding &C.
ALSO-A large loteF reasonable piece and cut Dry
Goods &c, with ClotA,. Cassimeres, Sattnets, Vest
mgs, Flannels bleached and unbleached; domestic
white and brown l. Linen, Table Covers Oil Cloth do,
Hosiery Crayats, Shirts and Drawers, &c.
CLOTHING, &c.; A lso, large collection of sea.
sonabe ready made clothing. Boots and Shoes,
silk, wool and waterproof Hats, cloth and glazed
Caps, Cutlery, and large assortment of Trunks, Va
lice and Carpet Bags, Mason's Challenge Backing
'riction Matches, Clocks and an endless varietyo
Psrfumety and Fancy Goodsof every description.
min l ALEX MOTT
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Last nights southern mail brings intelligence hat
the Grorgia Legislature has rejected, by of 90
to &c, proo ion call the people to unlte iu
sending delegates to the Democratic Presidential
Convention at Baltimore. This Isct shows concIu.
sively that the idea of Democrat ''reorganz ,ton .
on which the Union builds its hopes, finds favor in
Georgia -Republic
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~" The Hon. John M. Bolts visited Newark,
Der Of gentlemen who had received an intmation Of
his coming. file escorted through number o {
factories and expressed much qualification the ev
dence of progress and prosperity in the useful arts
After dniug at the City Hotel he made speech in
which he advocated protection and expressed his de-
untn Il the Union.
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ny MORRIs& co., tsucoEssoRs TO D. PAIN


EN MORREs& CO., (SucoEssoRs TO D. PAINE
-h' q Co.. Managers Of Lotteries.
" MORE BRILLIANT PRIZES AT PURCELL's IN
100000 SOLD.
Drawn numbers OF Nd. Consolidated, No. AZ, Aug. %
IS IL IS Is 50 50 SO Is Is 70 81.
Whole Nos II rs, the capital OF $4,000, sold and
paid at sight by PURCELL.
Drawn numbers of Grand Consolidated, Class 81:
Is SO 40 46 d 80 66 3 l3 Is % 43 80 "a 26 10 81
Whole 25 4s So, the grand capital OF $40 600, re-
turned from this agency by PURCELL, for want Of
purchaser.
Drawn numbers of Grand Consolidated, Class N:
81 "a II = Al IS SO rs e. 81 81 81 80 81 g.
Whole, 81 81, the grand capital OF $4,000, re-
turned to the Managers for want OF a purchaser.
Brilliant Lottery for November goth
$70000 so 900 2000e, 100 prizes of 1000 100 prizes
OF 1000
Grand Consolidated Lottery Glass z, to be drawn
at Baltimore, Saturday, November 18th. 70 Nos 10
drawn.
GRAND CAPITALS.
1prze of..S COO COO Spfizes of.......s3ooo
do '..'''' s $4,000 u, ~ % ........ eco eco
DO DO :.,.: Ips sao 1 1907 Do DO $500. 1900 1000
2 do ....... 5000 &C do .... 800
Ticket $20 halves $40; quarters SIS. Certificates of
package OF whole tickets $3.50, halves $685. quarters
Orders for Tickets in any OF the Maryland Lotteries
will meet the most prompt and confidential attention f
addressed 10 MoRRls & Co, Managers. to
w. PURCELL,
sc % Richmond Va.
SBANDSOME WORKED COLA rs,
Z VERY CHEAP, AT MAILER1'S SroRR,
No al Main ST. am opening large lot of the
handsomest styles OF French worked Collars which
vii! sell oft tuop ecedented low prices Call soon
~ AUGUSTUS MAILERTs,
noN Al Main st.
TANNERS OIL.-75 bbIs Tor sale bv
Il no27 DAVENPORT, ALLEN & co.
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Coop NEws.-We informed by C. T. Ruggles,
Esq, Engineer of the Central Railroad that the la
bourers this extremity of the Blue Ridge Tunnel have
at last through The hard rock which has hereto tore
retarded their prcg-ess and got into sandstone This
ia good neWs-Sfnn SLec.
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KENTUCKY SENATOR.

LOUISVILLE, Nov. %.
The Kentucky Legislature had three ballots to-da y
for y. s. Senator. On the last ballot the stood
Tor Mernweather, Dsmocr1t, 50; Dixon Wing. As;
Helm, Wing, l6 Marshall 7, Williams, 2; Mckee /;
M Clay, l. This makes about twenty ballots al
ready had and the final result seems as far as ever
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GEORGE w. SoUTHALL, Esq, of Williamsburg,
died at the residence Of Mrs Macsuay. in Baltimore,
on Monday morning last, after painful and pro.ract-
ed Illness His remains were brought TO Norfolk
Tuesday night, in the steamer Georgia, and thence
conveyed on board the Curtis Peck TO his farm in War
wick county, where they inferred.
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LATEST NEWS.
FROM WASHINGTON

The Washington correspondent of the New York
Herald says, important movement is on foot in the
Capitol. The Democratic members of the House Of
Representatives 1t is said, will previous to balottng
for officers, hold and define their position
They will adopt the Baltimore platforms of 194t and
1913, and also pass resolution endorsing in the foil
est manner the compromise measures OF last Con-
gress Such OF the members claim to belong to the
democratic party but refuse to make this confession
OF their faith, will be placed in coventry and ruled
cut of church.
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ALABAMA SENATOR

The election OF United States Senator from Ala
bann, after a good deal OF exciting discussion, ha
been postponed until the fourth Monday 10 January
next.
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SALES OF STOC,

SALES OF STOCK
Reported By JOHN A. LANCASTER, Broker, for the
aoeek ending Thursday, Non. II
Virginia State Stocks-par value $10o-new issue
sales this week at. .$l03 90
Ditto with interest from LIST July-sales this
week at...................... l04 so
July. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 100 90
James River and Kanawha Bonds, guaranteed
by the State--par $i00-saes this week at. l03 so
Richmond and DanviIle Bonds, eaaran eed by
last sales at ...................,... 100 90
Virginia Bank Stock-par value $7O-sales this
H,week ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. II co
Farmers Bank Stock-par value $l00-sales
this week al; go. ...."-.; loo w
this week at ...................... lo7 so
Virginia Fire and Marine Insurance Stock-par
value $l00-last sales Observation-Disclosures. 103 90
Richmond Fire Association Stock-par value
S2O-last sales at. 81 10
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Rail
road Stock-par value $l0o-last sales at.... 80 90
Central Railroad Stock-last sales at. .."... so 90
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad Stock-last
sales at 30 w
James River and Kanawha Stock-saes last
week ~ w
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BY DUNLOP. NYONCUIiE q. co


BY DUNLOP. MONCURE q co.
HROCERIEs AT AUCTION.-Oa TUES
Va DAY the ID Dec, commencing at 10 o'clock,
we will sell at our auction store, general assort-
ment OF Groceries, comprising
100 hhds N Oand Porto Rico Sugar
100 packages Orleans and West India Molasses
10 hhds Sugar House Syrup
60 bags Rio Coffee
100 sides Sole Leather
ALSO-Byaudy, Holland Gin
Sherry and Madeira Wines
Soap, Caudes Mustard Cheese
Gunpowder and Pouchong Teas, &c
TERMs-under 800, cash; and 900 and over four
months credit, for approved paper.
Sale without regard to %Vestter.
DUNLOP, MONCURE & CO.,
no IS Auctioneers.
SSsTO, * SALE OF GROCERIES AT
~ AUCTlON.-Wi view of closing the bust.
ness OF Masse & White. will sell at auction, on
Monday, LIST December, at 10 o'clock, the stock OF
Gunpowder Teas, old Madeira Wine, old Cognac
Brandy Primo pc and Havana Cigars, and many oher
articles worthy the atteHto OF dealers.
r. S. MASSIE, Surviving Partner
Sale by Davenport, Allen & Co., Auctioneers.
no27
WDOOTS, SHOES. HATS AND LEA
ND THEIR AT AUCTION.--On :WEDNES-
DAY, the 3D. December, will sell al 10 O'clock, at
our auction store
400 fresh and desirable Winter goods consisting
rvs, Of Mans thick water proet Boots
Gents t1ne dress do
Mems L and B and negged Brogans
Youths and boys Boots and Shoes
Womeas buskins. ties aud shoes, OF various qualities
Richmond made Brogans
Soc Leather coo sides good and damaged
Hats-sllk, fur and wool Hats
Gaps, Ciothng, Shoe Thread.
ALSO-I00 Trunks
TERMs-Under Sl00 cash, 800 and over months
credit for approved paper.
DAVENPORT, ALLEN d CO.,
no ~ Auctioneers.
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NTEW YORK SALOON.-The, proprietor of
"a the New York Saloon being anxious to leave the
city offers for sale privately, upon accommodating
terms his bar and fixtures furniture liquors and segars
OF the choisest brands also good assortment of
dictionaries. The house has lately been repaired in
reat style. The stand is consinered equal to any in
The city and commands a fine run OF custom. For
terms, apply to ..
no IS ALEX MOTT, Aust.
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SATURDAY-Monong extra, No. 1877 api-
tai: $1,000. IS Nos, II drawn. Tickets ST. halves
Soc, quarters 25c.
-Mooong4la, class 1874. Nov 90
Capital $i2 600, 60Oo 373 40 OF 1000, 40 OF 500,
20 of $50, 1862 OF 200, &C. rs Nos, 10 drawn Tick
cts Slo-shares in proportion.
Buyers are referred to my Register OF Pnzes to be
seen at tho office, proof OF what have sold; and
every drawing continues TO increase the number.
Orders for packages certificates packages, and sin.
gle tickets in the above schemes in all the Lotteries, will
be promptly attended to, and drawing sent when re-
quested Please address orders to
no "a N. STRATTON, Richmond, Va.
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an BsnBLs NEW sMlTHFIELD APPLE
Jus, received aG s as for ss DO BY Peach do
no q JNO. WOMBLE & co.
y street.
Legal the world say what they can,
For selling prizes, STRATToNs the man.
Drawn numbers of Monongalia, No 173-Nov 9Th
a6 % al % 81 rs Is II S. 81 SO 10 SO 10 a. %
Hall Nos 10 % 49, prize of $500 s1,d and PAD by
Drawn numbers OF Monongalla, No l7l-Nov 18th:
II 70 81 80 90 Sd % 60 Is 81 81 II u 40.
Ticket Nos % 60 II, a prize sold and paid BY
DrawnNos. Of Monon gala, FIX Ne; l55, Nov 5llh:
81 8 Sc II 50 80 81 GO SO 80 AZ rs "a.
49, i i i i & & Three sold and paid by
Drawn numbers OF Nonongalia, No i72-Nov l4th
IS rs SO II 81 % 45 Al 81 80 %.
Ticket Nos 50 7' prize OF $500 Sps and PsiS by
Draw numbers of Monongalia No l7s-Noy 18th:
50 IS l3 10 IS 81 4 II Is SO 2.
t. Tis Nos Is a prize of s80e sa 19d r apd Raid
Drawn numbers of Monnngslia, No IFS, Nov 10Th:
1854 20 10 80 % 65 ID SO 10 46 56.
Ticket N0'l O. prize $780, sid and p3d by
Drawn numbers of Monongalia extra, No 1889:
. 43 SO 81 81 Is SO - 81.
Ticket Nos 43 81 So, sold and paid by
STRATTON
Drawn Nos OF Monopgalia; extra No l6I-.Noy pa:
81 80 a 45 81 80 II % 43 II 81 4S ST.
s. !: i i Three SD s4a aes Ris
Drawn numbers Of MonongaIia, No l7s-Noy 2lst
10 AZ 36 67 Q 70 so Sc 50 % 81.
Whole Nos 10 - SO, prize OF 500 sold and paid by
STRATTON.
Drawn Nos of Monongaa, No lsl-Nov rs:
4s ~ 80 Sc u % 43 81 II SO Is rs rs.
Drawn Nos. MononQslia, Elk. Nos. l65, Nov. 81:
81 81 70 10 70 40 is As l6 SO At Sc "a.
Ticket Nos is 10 ST. sold and paid by
STRATTON.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY AT AND
" NEAR CHARLOTTE CT. HO, FOR SALE.
The undersigned. Executors OF Captain VIM Smith.
deed and Josiah Dabbs will ohr for sale at Charlotte
courthouse on the End of December next the following
valuable DE RHal Property, which held jointly BY
Dabbs:
lst The large BRICK HOUSE al the Courthouse,
known as the Seminary" This house is in good re-
pair, has about % good rooms, well finished and is
every way we'll suited for large male female school
Inc necessary cut-buildings also in good repair
I'd The Houses the Street at Charlotte Court.
rouse, occupied respectively, by DR.. Kennon, Mrs
Blunt and Mr., Garrison, and the handsome Brick
Cabinet Shnp now occupied by John NJ. Schmidt.
TERMS beral, and will be made known on the day
OF sale Persons desiring examine This properly can
apply to the undersigned John G or VIM. A. Smith
who Will lake pleasure in showing It, This sale will
oe made at The time and in connection with the
sale OF the property advertised by the devsees and exc
eutors OF Capt. Smith, and it not completed on the
md December, will be continued from day to day un-
til completed
WIN. A. SMITH,
JOSIAH DABBS)
25-efds
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THURSDAY -Monongaia, extra, No. i65-Cap-
|, quarters so.
THURSDAY Monongalia, No. l92-Capital;
$4,000. 70 nos, IL drawn. Tickets s., halves so
q nal Iers | 25
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- i
81 ONE THOUSAND IMPRESSIONS PER
HOUR!-JUflN w. CULLEY respectfully informs
the citizens OF Richmond and the vicinity, that having
purchased the printing establishment oil WILLIAM CUI.
Lev, and added to it Yankee Card and Bill Press
and procured, FROM OF the best foundres in the,
country, great variety of new fancy and plain Type
he has at hand facilities 10 all kinds of
Printing, from the smallest card to the largest posting
bill, with astonishing rapidly and on the owes terms
He respectfully socits orders for the printing OF Cards.
Bll.heads Circulars, &c, &c, and promises to ex-
eucte all the work which may be given him with
neatness, il not elegance. He is aware that it is Gus
tomary for new beginners, and even cold ones"
to puff themselves into notice by speaking largely of
their steam and power presses ard their "uorvalled
speed but he will modestly say that he strike off
thousand cards or bills an hour and this he believes,
is as fast they can be done by any else in Rich
mond.
He also solics orders for the printing Of BOOKS.
NEWSPAPERS, POSTING BILLS and other
work OF large proportions, as well as jobs of the small
iry'' order.
duction Of the Yankee machine into these digeings"
and that certain editor, well known for his oppos-
tion 10 every body and every thing that comes from
9ankeedom, will not go into Mysteries about it, He
should not have gone "norlh oil Mason & Dixons
line" for the press if any thing like it, Of home manu.
facture, could have been found He goes as far as he
who goes arhest in support of the policy, giving the
preference to home inventions and home industry. But
there Is not single printing press foundry south of the
line; and he could not think OF patronizng "Johu
Bull. VINO first put the ball oil aboltonism in motion
N9W
Workers, who are now striving hard to "stop that
bali"
Orders received at the offices in 18th street. ad-
joining the Post Office, and at LAG Main street, third
story. 27--ts
e OOK Az THIS, LOOK AT THIS
IA OMNIBUS LINE. OMNIBUS LINE, TO
MAILERT'S CHEAP STORE, No Al Main ST.
Ladies residing either at the end of Rockets
Shockoe Hill, can Tor the small sum of six and
quarter cents, take ride to MAILERT'S CHEAP
. ORE, No a Main ST., and ge the greatest bar
gains ia Dry Goods of every desert pton among which
may be found
Rich figured and plain Silks
Handsome new style Mouselns
Raw silk Piaids, new article
Merinos, A paccas and Boomer Plaids
New STYLE rich Calieoes, cheaper than ever
Heavy (iull yard wde) Sheetings for I'D
Bleached and uHbleached Shrtngs extraordinarily
cheap
Handsome style Ginghams, for Cd
Bright colors small figured Mouse'ines for chill
dren
Cheap Linen Cambria Handkerchefs and worked
Collars
Together with many other cheap articles, which
will be sold off cheap for cash.
no24 AUGUSTUS MAUFRT
SHGo p aYsECIANS:-Fluid Medicinal Extracts
"a prepared by PURCELL, LADD & CO.
Fluid Extract oil Sarsapara, ofcina
lodide OF Sarsaparia. containing the virtues OF our
focinaD Elk and Iodine in one Of its most eligi-
BILE and popular compounds
Fluid Extract OF Buchu
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"a SITUATION AS ENGf.ISH TEACH
LA Elk WANTED by young man who has had
many years experience in teaching and VINO can FUR.
nlsh satisfactory testimonials of qualification, &C.
For further particulars, address, post paid, A G. G.
Campbell Court House, Virginia. no 7-dtf
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EpLACKWOOD'S MAGAXENE FOR NO.
ED VEMBER Contents: The Dramss OF Henry
Taylor; A Legend of Gibraltar; German Letters from
Paris; The Submatine Telegraph; Ny Novel, or vari-
cites in English Lille. by Bulwer, part XV, The Mas,
ter Thief; A Morse popular Tale; Day Dreams OF an
Exile; Autumn Politics. Subseripnon SO per annumt
NASH Il WOODHOUSE.
no 25 1879 Main e,reet
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Grafton.

Memory and imagination are,
doubtless, the most inscparablc of the
human faculties. 1t is difficult to
recur to the past without indulging
in comparison with the present aud
speculations on the future. We may
not evoke the shade of departed
events without contemplating both
their actual and prospective inf""n-
ces, and the changes which they have
wrought and arc still operating on
the human destiny. On no rccur.
renee of this day, consccrated as it
has been to national "reminiscences,
are reflections of this kind calculated
TO assume deeper interest or q more
solemn import. Whether in retros-
pect or prospective whether on the
threshold ofnew events or in the in.
it:atiye of tho future, or only in the
wake Of preceding causes whether,
in short, it be the past, the pres.
ent, or the anticipated there are
materials enough in the topics they
suggest for thought and anxiety, as
yell as for exultation.
Little more than half a century has
elapsed since the political world has
broken, as it were, it's lcaden ccrc.
ments of despotism. Little more
than this short cycle Of time has
transpi'ed, whom loyalty was the only
politica, virtue, bigotry tho only test
Of religion, and right accessible alone
through treason and rebellion. When
the qu:vering bowels Of the slave
warmed the feet of his tyrant lord, !,
when the bastilo was living tomb for
al: violated allegiance; and when, as
now, the law rules the prince as well
Rs the subject. protects tho governed
as we'll as empowers the governor,
and asserts majesty as high above
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BRADuAMs, July 4th, 1851.

BRADuAMs, July 4th, 1851.
To Messrs. Rhamc, Baker, and
Nc Cauley.
Gentlemen: Reluctant as was to
have undertaken the duties of an uc-
casion to which recent events nave
added so deep and SO important an
interest, l yet feel still greater repug
nance to obtrude my youthful and
Improbable reflections beyond the
limited circle Of those whose patriotic
entertainment they we're alone intend.
ed to promote.
In complying, therefore, with your
request, | beg to assure you, gentle
men, that in no sense of my own ap-
probation of its merits could I give
higher evidence of willingness to
sacrifice personal considerations to
the bchests Of my fellow.cit;sens Of
Clarendon.
iii can in any manner, however,
serve to evinco the patriotic feeling
with which that class Of Carolina
youth to which | bclong) arc ready
to perform their duties to the State,
it will, tc the utmost of mn hopcs
and scishcs, have accomplished the
object of its mission.
Very respectfully, &C.,
JOHN p. RICHARDSON, JR.
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GRAFTON,

Delivered IN Clarendon on tie 4th Of
July, 1851, by JOHN p. RIclI-
ARDsoN, JR. Published by request.
BRADHAMs, July 4th, 1851.
John Z. Richardson, .5r., esq.
SIR: Wo have been appointed q
committee to request of you, for pub
lication, copy of the eloquent Ora
ton which you have just delivered.
Allow us to express the personal
qualification which your compliance
would afford US. Very respectfully,
&c.,
:: :: + $:5:.5:;; i; I $::s:; ! s;ss'' Committee.