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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-11-07
BOOKS. LATELY PUBLISHED.
FOR SALE BY
NASH & WOODHOUSE.
l39 M ain street.


The Rainbow in the North a short account of the
first establishment OF Christianity in Ruperts
Land, by the Church Missionary Society," BY S
Tucker, volume II mo-, illustrated. ...... rs
Cycopeda Of the Industry of all Nations. by Chas
Knight, one VOL, 8 vo., illustrated. "This Cy.
clopeda has been prepared with the expless de-
sire to carry out the most important object of
the Great Exhibition, that OF regulating it as an
instrument of education. Here, at a rate of UNI
nation OF every subject that suggest itself to
the nquring VISITOR
The Life of Vagrant, or the testimony of an
outcast to the value and truth of the Gospel,
written by himself, l vol, IL no.. so
Incidents in the Life of Pastor by WIN Wisner,
D. D., one vol, 10 mo-. ....................1 90
Rule and Misruie of the English ia America, by
Judge Halliburton. author of "Sam Slick, the
Clock Maker" &c.-coth Use; paper.... 60
The Lilly and the Bee: an epilogue of the Crystal
Palace. by Samuel Warren, F. r. S., author of
''Ten Thousand year." &c............... 81
Forest Life and Forest Trees, comprising winter
camp-lite among the Ioggers and wild wood
adventuie-With descriptions OF numbering ope-
ratlons on the various rivers of Maine and New
Brunswck-by ohm Springer. vol, IL mo-,
cloth 75c, paper. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 80
The Epoch OF Creation The Scripture Doctrine
conrasted with the Geological Theory-by Ele-
aver Lord. ......................l w
Vagamundo, or the AtachS in Spain; including
brief excursion into the Empire OF Morocco-by
J Warren ........................1 OG
Arnolds second Greek Prose Composition
The Literature and Literary men OF Great Bril-
tain and lreland-by Abraham Mills, A NJ, au.
thor of Lectures on Rhetoric
Louis School Days,a story tor boys, by G. j.
way 10
A handsome book, suitable Tor presentation oc ~
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NEW pUEsLs TE0Ns.
ELEGANTLY ILLUSTRATED
PRESENTATION BOOKS,
FOR SALE AT
MORRIs,S BOOKSTORE.
The Poetical Works of Thomas Campbell-ustrat

MORRIS'S BOOKSTORE,
The Poetical Works of Thomas Campbell
with engravngs, executed by the first artists, from
designs by Laurence, K A, Turner, R A, &c.
The Poetica works of Samuel Rodgers, illustrated
with engravines exesuted by the first artists from
designs by Lawrence, K A, Sothard, r A, Turner,
Poems o Edith May, elegantly illustrated by Chenery
Devereaux. FLrness, Greatback, &c.
Leaflets OF Memory, an Illuminated annual for 1852
edited by Regnell Coates, NJ d.
The Female Poets OF America with portraits, bio.
grophcal notices and specimen OF their writing by
Thomas Buchanan Read.
Proverbial Philosophy book of thoughts and argu-
mens originally treated by Martin Farquhar Tup
per, d c. R S, OF Christs Church, Oxford, with
an essay on the philosophy of proverbs, and addi'
tional notes.
The Iris; az Illuminated souvenir for 1852, edited by
John Hart, l. D.
Thd Odd Fellows Ofierngfor 1852, embeshed with
elegant engravngs. and highly finished presen alton
p'ates, contributed chiefly by members Of the order
their wives and sisters
The Memorial, written by friends of the ate Mrs. Os.
good, and edited By Mary E Hewitt
Lives OF the Queens OF Scotland and English Prin.
cesses. connected with the Legal succession
of Great Britain, by Agnes Strick aud, author of the
Lives OF the Queens OF England ST.
The Young Christian, by Jacob Abbott. very great.
ly improved and enlarged, with numerous engravings
The Fifteen decisive Battles OF The World from Ma.
rathon to Waterloo; by E S. Greasy M. A.. Professor
of Ancient and Modern History in University College
London, late Fellow Of Kings College, Cambridge.
Merry Tales for Little Folks; illustrated, gilt
81 So
The Young Mans Evening Book, embracing
sketches in Natural History Incidents OF Travel, Bio
graphical Sketches, Poetical Selections, &c. with SO
engravings-$l.
- The Summer Day Book, containing sketches in
Natural History, Personal Adventure scenes OF For,
egn Travel. &C. &C., with so engravings-Sl
Peter the Whaier: His early lie and advea lures in
the Arctic Regions and other parts OF the World, by
VIM. h. G. Kingston, with ilustratons-Sl
Home Tales, including the Afeconate Brothers,
Holland gilt-$l so.
True Stories from Modern History, chronoIogically
arranged from the death of Chsremagne 10 the Battle
OF Waterloo, by the author of True Stories from An
Gent History, Always Happy, &c.-SI
True Stories from Ancient History, chonoogically
arranged from the creation of the World to the death
Of Charemagne, by Mother, author of Always Hap
py &c.-$l.
Holland; The Whisper, by Mrs Hall; The Affection
ate Brothers. The Sisters and The Daisy, by Mrs. Hof-
land Illustrated and bound in gilt-37Ac.
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FROM HAVANA
SHOCKING MURDER.

Mr.. David TaIley, young man very highly es-
teemed and respected by his neighbours and acquain-
tances, was most brutally murdered on Saturday
night last, on the plantation of David Anderson, Esq
ten miles below Louisa courthouse, by two negro
men, slaves, the one belonging TO MIR, Anderson and
seer for William M. Amber, had b,en to visit his
brother who was overseer for Mr.. A., and on return
ing at bedtime, IN passing the baln discovered that
II was broken open and two negro men were stealing
whea in attempting to arrest them, they murdered
hm BY beating him IN shocking manner and then
nearly severed his head from his body.
Both he negroes have been arres ted and confined in
Jail TO await their trial.-Char. Jeff.
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LATER FROM CHAGREs.
OF STEAMER pROMETHEUS.

New YORK Nov 6, P NJ.
The steamship Prometheus has arrived here with
500 passengers and $600.000 in gold
FROM CALIFORNIA.
BY this arrival we have dates day or two later
from San Francisco The Herald of that city, of the
4th inst states that Judges Parsons of the District
court, and Bennett Of the Supreme court contemplate
resigning office.
Joseph Thompson, Baptist Preacher, committed
suicide at Navina recently.
The assets of Wells & Co., Bankers, who have
been forced to suspend business in consequence of
their Boston acceptances being returned dishonored
will probably secure deposltors, but it is believed
that the bills OF exchange drawn by the house will not
be fully met
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". Y. MARKETS, &c.

New YORK. Nov. 6, P. Nj.
We have nothing special to note in our markets to-
day. Prices remain as last quoted.
The steamer Cherokee sailed to day for Chaores ia
king out 300 passing
Accounts from Nova Scotia lead US TO fear that the
steamer Commodore, plying between St Johns and
Bagby has been lost, and that all board have per-
lshed.
severe storm occurred at Halifax, N S., on the
29h ult. The wharves sustained serious damage from
the high tides. -Four fishing vessels went down in the
gale, and all on board were lost
The steamship America touched at Halifax and
landed mails and passengers.
The steamer City OF Glasgow sailed from PhiIade-
phia to-day tor Europe with 63 passengers.
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MIR THRAsHER-A letter from Havana to the
N. Y. Journal OF Commerce says that Mr.. Trash
er is have an open trial next week, and that the
American Consul will appear in his defence. The
aame writer says that Mr.. T. is not permitted TO confer
with friends or the Consul, The Consul has asked to
be permitted to visit HIM, but is Id that the case is
out of the control of the Captain General, and the
tribunals; and that the inerdiction of communication
cannot be removed.
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BY DUNLOP. MONCTRE q "a.
BY ALEXANDER MOTT.
No. 81 Main street, opposite the CITY Hotel

REGULAR SALE DAYS:
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS Il SATURDAYS.
an the above named days will sell at public aue-
W ton, at my store opposite the City Hotel COM
menclng at ha-past o'clock, variety Of mscea-
neous goods, such as the following
FURNIFURE.-Cabin Wardrobes, Sdeboards
Bureaus, Bedseads, Chairs OF every style and pattern;
Hair and Shuck Mattresses, Dining, Tea, Toilet and
Gard Tables, Beds and Bedding &c.
ALSO-A large lotoF reasonable piece and cut Dry
Goods &c, with Clok~- Cassmeres, Sattinets, Vest
mgs, Flannels bIeached and unbleached; domestic
white and brown L. Linen, Table Covers Oil Cloth do,
Hosiery, Cravats, Shirts and Drawers, &c.
CLOTHING, &C.; Also large collection of sea.
sonable 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
rlction Matches, Clocks and an endless variety 0
Perfumery and Fancy Goodsof severy description
NH ALEX. MOTT
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BALTIMORE ELECTION, MARKETS, &c.

- NV o, NJ.
The whole Democratic Ticket has succeeded in
this city by maiortles ranging from 500 to 1000
MAJ. Morgan, Wing, runs ahead of his party, for
the office of Comptroller
We have nothing very reliable from the countless
Morgan has "a majority Havre de Grace; Anne
Arundel and Frederick counties have probably gone
Tor the Democrats.
THE MARKETS are stationary. Flour sells at 81
Sl4. In grain we note nothing new; not much doing
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NEW YORK ELECTION.

NEW YORK, Nov. b-P. VI.
The result in the Stale is regarded as very doubt
ful The Wings have certainly carried the Senate by
two majority. and it is believed their candidate for
Attorney General asEsucceeded but the rest of the
state Ticket, we'll as the lower House is involved
III great doubt, and should not be surprised to
learn that the Democrats had secured the balance.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-11-07

In Baltimore, Wednesday, notorious bully and
gambler, named Charles James, was killed at the
Third Ward polls, by rowdy named Cutting Toby
The fight had its origin in political dispute Toby
was arrested, but he was severely woun led in the
fight that he is not expected to live.
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go, I'lAYo FoRTEs, GUITARS

.-,.sszEsl., PIANO FORTEs, GUITARS
TIL &c.-P. Fl. TAYLOR is constantly re
2 ] " q Eceiving supplies OF superior Piano Forte
from the extensive manutac. ,les u
NUNNS q CLARK, and A. H. GALE & co.
New York. The Pianos OF the above celebrated ma
kers are well worth the attention ofthe public as pos
sessng all the best qualities of the best ~:akers They
have been sold with entire satisfaction to purchasers tor
more than fifteen years at his Piano Forte and Music
Warehouse, and though taken from a large uumbe~
constantly being manufactured, there particular
selection made in them for their remarkably rich tones
elegant workmanship and great strength these quaI-
ties are peculiar to all the instruments of the firms
above mentioned. Purchasers will derive no advan-
tagefrom going North, as am prepared TO sell as
accommodating terms as can ba had any where. My
assortment comprises instruments OF g. 81 and oc-
taves The latter confidently offered as superior to
any tor sale in Richmond, Va Meodeons furnished
to order and at short notice, on favorable terms.
Martins unrivalled Guitars, with large assortment,
OF imported instruments, plain and nlaid and ranging
in prices from S. to $50, constantly hand together
with musical instruments and merchandise in great va
.ety, and for sale at the only Music Store in the city,
l60 Main street,
ego Opposite the Banks
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS DAY.

VALUABLE HOUSE AND LOT For
" SALE-By virtue o! deed OF lrGst from An
drew Wray 10 the undersigned ru sees bearing fe
the oath day o. April 1850, duly recorded in The ns
tings Court o. the city OF Richmond we shall on the
premises, sell on FRIDAY rext the 7th day of the
present month, and at the written request of The bane
hclary 10 said deed, valuable House and lot on Oe-
gon Hlll IN SAID city, near Bevdera and being pa ri
OF lot number 80 in the plan Of said lots on said HII
Sad 10 fronts thirty feet and running b8ck to cross
fence one halt the depth of said lot No 90 upon which
lot IS BRICK house in good order with seven rooms
ana pofches with well OF good wafer, and is a fine
stand Tor grocery. Ii is rened by good tenant sf
VIZ per month. Sa e to commence at O. clock p M
Terms OF, SALE-tive hundred dollars cash and The
cost OF sand the balance in six and twelve months
the credit payments to be properly secured
R 93T?H T: " Wf6&iER, Trustees.
Sale conducted by Alex. Mott, Auctr
no aids
SECOND HAND FURNITURE, WATCH
~ rs, CLOCKS AND MISCELLANEOUS
GOODS Al AUCTION On FRIDAY morning.
the 7th inst commencing at Ct O'clock at sales rooms
No Fifteenth street, will be sold variety of second
hand household Furniture, anoa which will be found
sett painted cottage chamber Furniture
l mahogany French Bedstead
! marble top Pier Table
Washstands, seat Chairs
Looking Glasses, Carpets &c &c
WATCHES AND CLOCKS
ady's line gold Wach-by order of an admi-
pstrator
silver lever Watches
office Time Pieces day
Also variety OF miscellaneous goods, to close TO-.
voices and cover advances.
Sale positive and without reserve.
GEO. J. SUMNER,
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AUCTION SALES.
Il UTU IRE VS..
BY KENT, PAINE q KENT.


HARY GOODS At AUCTION.-On
ELY THURSDAY NEXT, the 18th inst common
cling at 10 O'Clock, we shall sell at our auction rooms
large and valuable assortment of fresh and desirable
Dry Goods, suited to the present season-paricuars
hereafter. KENT PAINE a. KENT
no = Auconeers.
BY DUNLOP, MONCTRE y GO.
GROCERIES AT AUCTION.-On TUES.
~ DAY, the lth inst. commencing at 10 o clock,
we Will ell at our auction store, a general assort-
ment OF Groceries, comprising
60 hhds N OSugar, good to prime
SO do prime Porto Rico Sugar
20 do Sugar House Syrup
40 bbls do do do
100 do reboiled N o Molasses
100 bags Rio Coffee
$50 sides Sole Leather
so packages Loaf and Crushed Sugar
100 boxes Soap
80 do Adamantine an d Sperm Candies
Brandy, Gin, Mustard, Teas &c
IERHs-Under 800, cash; and el00 and over ieur
months credit, for approved paper
Sale without regard to weather.
DUNLOP, MONCURE & CO.,
no. Auctonecrs.
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L., Justice of he'Peace for - aforesaid,
do hereby certify that - whose name is above
subscribed as an attesting witness personally appeared
before me in my aforesaid, and made oath that
the above named -----, whose names are sub
scrbed parties to the above letter OF attorney, ac
knowledge the same in the presence of said wine.
their act and deed
Witness my hand and seal this --- day of --
eighteen hundred and --
oc 4-2aW4w -fsrArl
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DIVISION OF OREGoN.--A movement has lately been
set on foot by the settlers in Oregon Territory, which
has for It's object the organization of separate Ter
rItoIidi Government for that portion which lies to the
north of Columbia river. 1t is to be- called the Co.
iumbia Territory,
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LATEST NEWS.
By Magnetic TELEGRAPH,
OCEAN STEAMERS

- =. =, 4VEW UKh, NOV, o, T. VT.
The Steamship Prometheus, from Chagres, arrived
here to-day, with 500 passengers and $500 900 in
gold.
The Steamer Independence arrived at San Juan on
the 18th October, with Sl50,O00 in gold and 400 pas
sengeIs.
The Steamer Carolina put INTO Reaejo in distress
on the 4h inst, and landed $50 passengers
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ELECTION IN BALTIMORE

49, BALTIMORE, Nov. g. 2. NJ.
The election in this city, which came off yeser-
day. resulted IN the success of the whole Democratic
ticket.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-11-07

IHhEE DAYS LAIER FROM CALIFORNIA
The Steamship Ohio arrived at New York Wed
nesday morning, bringing three days later advces
from the lsthmus and California.
The Ohio left Chagres on the 25h of October at TO
O'Clock, P M, arrived off Havana at the same hour
OF the 18th. She left Havana on the 3Ist at P M.
The OHIO brings large number of passengers and
$3.50, 900 il specie.
The disturbances at Chagres, between the native
and foreign boamen, had been quoted when The
Ohlo left The Ohlo's outward passengers had all
gone up the river.
The N. Y Commercial is indebted to E. w. Hull.
Esq, purser of the Ohio for weekly Alta CaIifor,
MIA of the 4h ns three days later thaa our advices
by the Empire City. 1t contains news of import
We have also Panama Star of the 2lst of October
three days later.
The British steamer New Grenada arrived at Pan
ama from Valparaiso and Intermediate ports on the
l9h bringing eight hundred thousand dollars in silver
bullion
FROM HAVANA
We have by the steamer Ohio, Havana papers of the
Both of October They give particular des criptlor Of
the and products Spain exhibited in the Crys.
tai Palace. Also the story of the quarrel between the
native boatmen at Chagres and their competitors from
the United States, who sneeringy called Christanl
zers OF The 1shmus. 1t adds that some of the wounded
in the affray on board of the Ohio.
Among the passengers by The Ohio is the Hon. E
Marshall OF California, the newly elected mem Der
from that State.
SAN FIR ANClSCO MARKET, Oct. Q.
The general course OF trade is decidedly improving
A good and regular business doing in Flour for the
interlor the demand is not sp culave but in regular
course OF trade.
Matters are moving very satisfactorily among bust.
men, and the business of the season will leave us
with very moderate stocks
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-11-07

MlcHaAN.-Ihe Democrats have, as usual carried
the Stae-elecliug their Governor by about 20 900
majority.
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ARRIVAL OF THE OHIO,

The dry goods house of Messrs Jewett IL Prescott
Boston. has failed for hundred thousand dollars
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ENOR SALE-1OO SHARES STOCK CEN
IL TRIAL RAILROAD,

HHOR SALE-1OO SHARES STOCK CEN
IL TRIAL RAILROAD.
oc 25-2aw3w K, H. MAURY
$6hdh BBLS LIME.-Now landing and for
eVVHVD sale on basin bank 500 bbs VIRGINIA
LIME, fresh from the kiln in Botetourt county. This
lime has been tried thoroughly by the brick layers
and pasteres in Lynchburg and Pattonsburg, and pro-
nonnced far superior to the Thomaston or any other
before used, for the purposes OF either, 1t is said
combine all the qualities OF the Thomaston, with the
whiteness of the Washington, and used as wash, to
possess property before unknown lime that OF ad
herring so firmly not to rub off | will give a few
bblsto any masons plasterers who desire to try it,
no 5-3t IT. JEFFERSON PEYTON
WA EBERS' BASKET MANUFAC'TO-
wv RY. New street, back of the New Market
The brothers WEBER, at this stand, manufacture and
SELL and also repair Baskets Of all descriptions Will
ow Carriages. Cradles and Chairs, and articles gene.
ally of willow work-at low prices, Wholesale and
stal. oc I5-lm*
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JOHNSON * CO.'S
PEOPLES CIRCTS.

a. GRAND o0ADe RI ASSOCIATION
FOUR SOUTHERN ESTABLISHMENTS,
Stone Il McCollums, The National, The New Or
PERFORMING HORSES,
And troop of
ELFIN TRICK PONIES,
Superior to those of any other amphtheare exanl;
and
TREBLE CORPS OF PEDESTRIANS,
assisted by full complement OF
DRAMATISTS AND SUPERNUMERARIES
Will exhibit at Richmond on
MONDAY, TUESDAY. and WEDNESDAY,
Nov. 10Th, llth, and 18Th,
AT THREE AND SEVEN O'CLOCK, P M.
Equestrian Drector-W H Stout
Clowns Ben Jennings and G Denbar.
Leader Of the Military Bandit Giaul.
Dress Circle SO cents-childreu hait price. Pit for
colored people 25 cents.
The whole cavalcade will parade through the diffe-
rent streets Mondoy, the l0t- no 7-6t
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FASHIONABLE DANCING.-CHAS A.
ID McEVOY respectfully announces that his AGA e.
my is now open in The Exchange Hotel DAYS of
tuton-For young ladies' misses and masters, We'd
nesday afternoons, at O'Clock, and Saturday morn
ings, at 10 o'clock. For gentlemen Monday and
Thursday evenings, al y O'clock.
Mr.. M. may be seen al the rooms any day in the
week. oc
NAMES RIVER HYDRAULIC CEMENT
eS The Canal now being completed TO the James
River Cement Werks, enables the manufacturer oil this
very superior article to offer it 10 the pub in compe-
tltion with the Northern Cement. Il has, for some
years been extensively used in the construction o the
works OF the James River and Kanawha Company
and is regarded as the best in all respects that has
been tried.
Being DESTROYS of Introducing it into general usein
the South, he flaers himself will be the case when
ita super orty tins other Cemenis now used be-
comes known the manufacturer will make arrange
ments to supply individuals and companies on The
most favorable terms
Apply to the undersigned, who has on hand so Sam
pie barrels Tor sale; or to CHARLES H LOCHER.
Manufacturer, Balcony Falls Rockbridge county. Va
CHARLES r. BARNEY,
~ Civil Engineer
gzg7 Office over the Toll office of the James River
and kanawns Company, Gary street, Richmond
pp 2T-d&c2Sy
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RICHMOND.
ARRIVED,
Schr Hope, Kerwan, Baltimore
Schr Mary Adelne, Powers, Baltimore
Schr VIM Colquitt, Kerwan, Baltimore
SAILED,
Steamer Pennsylvania, Walton, Philadelphia
Steamer City Of Richmond, Terry, New York

AUCTION NOTICE.-Auention is requested to
the sale of Furniture, Watches and Miscellaneous
Goods, to take place at my Sales Room, No Flt-
teeth street, this morning, commencing at 10 O'clock
See advertisement
NOT GEO. J. SUMNER, Auct.
STONE WARE.-Wi be sold on SATURDAY
~ MORNING. Nov. g. in rear OF my auction room, a
large lot OF Stone Ware, comprising general assort-
ment of Bottles and Jugs, sale commencing at 10
o'clock ALEX. MOTT,
now Auct.
A SITUATION AS ENGLISH TEACH.
N Err WANTED by young man who has had
many years experience in teaching, and VINO can fur
nish satisfactory ties imonials of qualification &C.
For further particulars, address, post paid, A. IT, Co.
Campbell Court House Virginia. no 7-dtf
TNOR SALE-We will sell upon accommodating
IL terms Lot of fifty ieet front on Main street, at
Rockets, with depth of one hundred and ten feet
Ii would be divided TO suit purchasers This property
belongs the estate of Samuel Bowers, deceased and
is situated Immediately opposite to Stills sail estab
lishment. Apply to aTOLER q COOK.
not General Agents.
EUST RECEIVED, fresh supply OF ladies'
a. black CATERS at 81 so; also, some nice bronze
CATERS, which offer at the same price. We have
also received a nice article OF mems sewed B ogans
the best sewed work offered tor the price in the
chy-Sl So Please call and examine tor yourselves
WHITE & PAGE
NOT No 70 Main st.
SPEkM OLA casks fine winter Spera Oil
~ landing for sale by
no7 DUNLOP, MONCURE& co.
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VI estate OF the late Mr. Picot de Boisieilet, viii
please make them known at my office on Governor
sheet that arrangement may be made for their settle
ment. All persons indebted to the same will be re-
quired to make immediate payment.
VIM. GOULDIN,
Administrator of Michael Picot de Boiselle
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