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Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-09-12

Au.ria.-Mr Warren. late Consul General
of the United States at Vienna, and editor of
Lloyd's newspaper, has been expelled from the
Austrian territory. The Emperor issued the
order himself, to mark his displeasure at some
opposition which Mr.. Warren had shown to
certain governmental measures.
An English fleet, under Admiral Parker,
which had appeared off Tuns, created a pro-
found sensation at Vienna, as it was thought
to have some Connection with Palmerston's
speech on foreign affairs. The Cologne Ga
yet. : says the most important feature in this
case is conviction, which hase made its way
into the diplomatic circle, that England is de-
ternlned to uphold the authority Of the Porte
whenever its integrity is assalled.--Caro'inian.
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-09-12
SayOn Pafisiens.

A beautiful Emolient Toilet Soap, from the cele-
"A brated Perfumery Establishment of Mauee-
net u Coudray; Old Brown Windsor Soap !:
Hauei's Persian Powder; Chi-Chan Lily White
and Eau Lustral; Meakim's Cachou Aromatise {;
Rose and Charcoal Tooth Paste Flesh Balls and
Toilet Powder, dc. dc, just received at
Z. J. DELAYS.
Sent. 9.
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Fresh Drugs, Chemicals, sc.

@Eh The undersigned is now receiving his Fall
" and Winter supply Of Drugs Chemicals, Pa
zss3 tent Medicines. Paints, Oils, Dye Stuff Per
MA inmcry, Soaps, Brushes and Fancy Articles
60 All OF which he will dispose of on the mos,
reasoaoe ens and to which he invites the attention of
August 70, 1851. fs ,e
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-09-12


SoUrH CARoLrNA.- yesterday had a
conversation with an intelligent gentleman from
South Carolina From him we learned that
the excitement there on political questions, is
so great as materially to interfere with business.
A large amount Of capital is withheld from use,
on account of the uncertainty which exist inre-
gard to the future. Our informant thinks that
decided majority Of the people in the State at
large, are in favor of secession, &c; the only
question is, whether. South Carolina shall ven-
ture the movement alone, or whether she shall
wait for the concurrence of other States. The
friends of the latter alternative are numerous,
and increasing. They oppose separate secess-
ion, but advocate cooperation. That's, seces
sion. whenever the other Southern States shall
be willing to unite with South Carolina in the
establishment Of n Southern Confederacy.
Many, it is believed, occupy this ground from
policy, whose real sentiments are favorable to
the continuance of the Union as nis, on the
basis Of the Compromise. But TO advocate
the latter doctrine at present would ensure de-
feat; whereas, BY taking an advanced position
as. .co-operatioaists, they hope to carry major
ity of their fellow citizens with them, aud so
keep the separate secessionists at bay, until
reflection shall beget reaction. The delegates
to the Convention, which is to decide on the
course to be pursued, arc already elected, and
a large majority of them rcre, when elected,
in favor of immediate secession. But our in-
formant thinks the views of a number of them
have already changed, and that the longer final
action can be deferred, the more hope there Is,
that neither South Carolina nor the nation will
be dis raced THERE'S a chance that even the
Convention will not decide in favor of separate
action. If they do not decide against it, they
may be induced 10 postponc final action, which
will be equivalent to a Union triumph at last
So mote it be- ~asN
n Y Commercial
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-09-12
Notice.

TT HOLLGYMA&'S application to Council
IL for Billiard License, to keep a Billiard
Table in the brick building situated on the corner
of York and Narket-s,rects in the town Of Cam
den, f.. the balance of the present year was re-
rcived and read. Recommended by R. Latta,
h. w. Bonney, S. SILVER, and E NJ. grunson. Sc
curi,ies-G. Alden aud S. Benson.
Ordered to be published in the Camden Journal
l.. w. BALLARD, Recorder.
Council Chamber, sept II.
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-09-12
'ThOn,nsnnian Medicines.

NUMBER SlX Composition, Lobelia, Gum Myrrh,
" Alcohol, CAYENNE Pepper, Nerve Powder, Hem
lock, Spced Bitters Golden Seal, Baybe.ry Powder,
Bitter Root, Cholera Syrup. Tlr Preparation. Fresh
and for sale by FRANCIS l.. ZEMP.
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Southern Agricultural Implements.

Notice.
A PPLICATION will be made at the ensuing
~ session of the Legislature of South Carroll
ma to vest all the right and title of John E. San.
derson deceased, in and to tract of land contain
ing-acres, situate in Lancaster district, South
Carolina, adjoining lands of M. Clinton, w. G..
Stewart and others, in Joseph Fenton and wife
Mary, as the next of kin Of said deceased.
WIN. ROBINSON,
Aug. G2 3m Agent for Applicants.
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S3OO Reward.

TSCAPED from the Jail of kershaw District,
IL S. g., on Monday l4th of July last, Mr.. Sam
uel J. Love, who was convicted of the murder
of Mr.. Robert J. Lester at Spring term, 1851
Said Love is about 6 feet incheshigh, and about
90 or 81 years ofage, rather dark hair and Of q
salow complexion, and has rather a down cast
look, with rather dark grey eyes, with some of his
front teeth rather decayed, said Love is carpen-
ter by trade. - =
Twill give the above reward to any person who
will appehend the said Love and lodge him II, any
jail in this State, or one hundred and fifty dollars
for his safe confinement in any Jail in the United
States, so that can get him. a'5i'.-
JOHN INGRAM, S. KID.
Aug l2, 81 II
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HEAD QUARTERS,
BUCkHEAD, 18th JULY,.l651.

BUCkEEAD, 18th JULf,A iooi.-
ORDER NO. 9.
The Officers and Sergeanis of the 7th Brigade
Of Infantry, and 7th Regiment Of Cavalry, will as.
semble at or near Society Hill, on Monday the
29th of Sept. next, and encamp "ful five days"
commencing at II o'clock, NJ. -.
The Officers and Sergeants of the 9th Brigade
of Infantry, and 9th Regiment Of Cavalry, will as.
semble at or near Godfrey's Ferry on Monday the
18th of October neat, and encamp. "full FIVE days"
commencing at II o'clock, NJ.
The Majur General and Brigadier Generals,
will, with their staff, attend the encampments in
their commands. ,.- g..- az.
The Brigadier Generals are charged with the
extension of this order to their respective
Brigades. .a.a
Complet returns of the strength Of the Brig
AIDES are required by the lst Of Oct. next.
.By order of the Commander-in-chie
]. w. CANTEY,.
Adj't. & Insp. Gen'l.
Charleston Mercury ard Courier, Georgetown
papers, Marion Star Darlington Flag, and Cheraw
Gazette will publish weekly until the encsaImnP- camp
mGnts are over. :..,-.... -
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-09-12

FRENCH BRANDY, Madeira Wine and old
l. PORT VINE. for medical purposes: Just received
and for sale by +. L. ZEMP.
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-09-12

CJWe are authorised to annouce Duren
Peach, Esq, as candidate for Tax Collector
at the ensuing Election Sssi.@s
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-09-12
Spices, Gelatine. .

DLACK Pepper, Red Pepper, Cinnamon, Nnimegs
ID Mace, Alspice, Ginger, White Ginger, Coopers 1e
lane, French Geatine singlass, Black Mustard Seed
White Mustard Seed, Cooking Soda, Washing Soda
Just received sand for sale by 4. L. ZEMP.
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-09-12
Extracts for FIavOring.

EXtracts for E1aVOrlMS.
4 very large assortment Of Meakin's g. Pres
n toms, and of Roussels extracts for fiavoring,
among which may be found the Ext. of Lemon,
Vanilla, Aromatics, Bitter Almonds Cloves, Nut
meg, Mace. Orange, Thyme, Peach AlIsPIce,
Celery. Tonka, Sage, Rose, &c =, just received by
THOMAS J. WORKMAN.
Sent g.
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-09-12

T AIDES Worsied Dress Goods, Fancy Silks,
- some most splendid styles just received at
BONNEi'S
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-09-12
Oils. Burning Fluid.

1OO GALLONS OF Lamp Oii at sS cents per gallon
AU gallons Burning Fluid, at SO cents per gallon
Just received and for sale by +. L. ZEhf.
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them on discovering that they did not meet
sympathy in the country, increased so much
when they found themselves attacked by the
troops, whose cooperation they had expected,
that Lopez determined to make for the noun
tains, with the intention of going to Pinar
del Rio; but by mistake or treachery OF the
guide, they went to the Frias coffee estate
where they had another encounter with the
troops; that the invaders lost four or hVe men
in this encounter, so that what with this loss,
and that of the men left on the march, the torce
at Frias was 220 men, including about II or
Id wounded From thence they went to Bri-
10. slept at Union and arrived at Martllorena
orCondelaria on the 2lst-in number about
200 men. That while they were cooking their
breakfast they were surprised, attacked and
DISPERSED by the Queens troops. That about
hundred men, (one-third without arms) made
for the mountains; they remained in the woods
four days without eating any thing else than a
horse, which they had brought with them, and
little corn and wild plants.
On leaving the woods, LAME surrendered to
the authorities and received quaters. LOPEZ,
according to the disposition of LAME, had re-
ceived nearly all his means from Mr. SIGUR.
who paid 5000 for the Pampero steamer;
that some pistols and cannon were bought at
a Government sale; that Il merchant OF New
Orleans furnished the cartridge boxes, KNAPP
sacks and canteens, upon an order from LOPEZ;
that the agents in the United States were SIGUR,
CucH1Ns and Company; that these were the
sole movers of the expedition; LAME added
that LOPEZ could not receive money in the Is
land the sanction Of the Committee in New
York, because he did not agree with BETAN'
couRr and AGuERo as to the mode of forming
the expedition. - Charleston Mercury. .a
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INSTRUMENTS.

A MpUTATING, Trephining, Post Mortem, Dissect-
II ing and Pocket Cases, CuDpng instruments q every
dental and Surgical Tooth Keys Probes Surgeons Nee
dies, HareIp Plus, Wax, Gnm Elastic and Metallic Rou-
gies and Caeters Obstercal Cases, Nursing Bottles,
Breast Pumps ofsevcral Patterns. Physicians Balances
and weights alvanic Batteries, Stethoscopes Specuum
Probangs Peparies Silver, Tin, Cum Elastic, Glass and
Wooden Syringes of all kinds Iaws Improved Clyster
Apparatus, Fountain Enemas. Gum Elastic do. DC &c,
for sale by THOMAS J. WORKMAN,
At the old stand of james R. McKain'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-11-21
AUCTION SALES.
EELOaA FoUsDRY Fon SALE.


wi decren tie Circuit Court of Chancery fol
county IcIco. held the Court House III the CRY
kichmand Friday the eth day Of June s rendered IN
Wn riGrc ant e Archer thi as comm
Ua!rr said decree. Tuesday the 18th day oil December e1
the fair day thereafter. a ~ O'clock on lie
il the Ceserfe belonging Ia the estate OF
VI John Clark deed Containing hundred AMI ninety acres
"use. Foundry. rrEg End TGniEs Nll-. Commonly
called cOna Foundry, wha the eeo be!o e.
This property snard James River wc:c miles above the
City Richmond Immediately the vicinity OF the Coal Mines,
the james River Canal This Foundry has
Sayy Ordnance D aments; ard from
upnn supply the best Pig hetal AMI Bltumnou
Coal this and may br employed IN dong al oiher
kinds addition The various Coal Mines
this prppryi conguiiy ID the city OF ehmohd and
Virginia. by of the James aFer anu
and the Railroads IT, offer demand for
other work unequed by location IN Fca and
these works ee justified calling the attention Of enleprsns
Founders the sale this valuable portion OF Inc an
sad wvods aordns supply good timber or al heces
shrY
sale will be cash cover all proper Cost
said the residue OF the pro.
each mshment the day oil sae The pur
chaser bonds whapproved security tho payments Of the
deferred The title properly sold 10 he retalnsd
additional security said bonds with all interest which shall
accrue thereon, shall lie fully paid.
Mr. r. Young will show the properly person wishing
the undersigned will communication ha may
be addressed him in reationto the property be sold
II HANCOCK, Comr.
National week
weeks, and send their William oun
ESD Richmond, for collection. My Post Office Coal Mines, Chcs
teried county Va. Nov. li-culs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-11-21

OFFER for sale privately lower end the
Of rnco, about hrru mites from Richmond aud between
and James River II TO which
nearly three hundred cleared and high improve
been we'll married with sand The
and enclosures good and the dwelling house sufficient
accommodation of large family, thorough repair
garden and orchards all! excellent and
healthy The freight Richmond, is only 2a
per bIslc and To Bali more. ! cents.
assessed last sis per but ofer
much in oder effect early sale The credit payments
arranged the purchaser ide the and
would be glad to wishing 10 purchase.
Address the OF Messrs. Winston Jones' Richmond.
n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-11-21

4 PUR VEGETABLE REM EDY FOR DIs-
- ,Sr

NE NJ the most annoying which a
bIcted il the Dyspepsia II destroys the MIMI reduces the
des epves one energy the and units liz suffer-
fr ny vocation in e day bo"c
and depe .sed while other malades spring from 's,c'Gus
and not unlrecueny OF suffering death mercedes
ami ends The sene These the sad but consequences
ming the disease tho system and should prove warn
kcr,s Celebrated Premium Bitters," which have never
failed produce speedy and permanent cure taken ~ per
lake pleasure called TO eIhb numerous certificates
from Gentlemen vcracy who live IN aud h.
moni oil the great efficacy OF hs BTERs in severe OF Dye
pepsia long standing he feels assured that i.y WI" also a
Cholera Morbis. CThnp Choc
Darraa such other diseases arise from me nseson
from the fac, that them repeatedly tried and with cess
in each of the complaints Price only 80 cents per bottle
To be Richmond the Drug Stores OF BoDEhE AD
GRAY BEN NETT ~ BEERS, Purcell. lAllD a co, and
GAYNOR d WOOD Main street, II. BLAIR and WI + lADD
Shuckoc fill. Nov ~ GU
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-11-21
VALUABLE LAND on YORK RIVER

EyY virtue deed ty Jacob Sheldon.
the Clerks office the County Court York
fair the day sell the hsnes bidder
that valuable York called Cap4losIc. his
the Williamsburg.
desirable drs York Very profitable business
least one ml!c the very ground
aGng here b. found Should the purchaser
uyscriHg business, the stores would
nuaIy sufficient The interest Oh large OF the
which
is; which DO ldi
expense Wild nw hs. and ha be mad
u OF Shooting chin:
The si naturally good and already much I'M, rove
enriched extent from the nexau$tb!r beds OF man
quantities Indian deposit found the land
POTATOES and be asen abundance and
ready market the door,
establish line from fork baltimore
nuner during and On this ani
dwelling uIse larsr and mos
house good stables orchard OF
apple peach has recently been
will be made before the day
efahe qua,iy good pine wood will be found the land
About bushels of wheat viii be seeded this fall,
purchaser will br charged with The the whe and
the labor seeding. The sale VIII take place the
premises and the land will he sold BY the
fourth OF the purchase money tn be paid
balance in equal ncns yablc two ami three
viii Tie the deferred
execute personal security and deed the land
o secure the deferred payments.
Acr land shall tc all the farming utensils be.
the about III head of cattle, hogs horses mules &C.
&C. the oa AMI 6U barre the fodder
Sc SC. Terms made known day Of sale.
MONDAY, the 29nd day December shall sell 1t pub
the Courthouse door the Will
Iasuu. twenty five thirty valuable Slaves Consisting Of
women children, the Wi
!iai.Isburg. WIN. 5. PEACHY, Trustee.
2>-ctIs
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=. Is. COOKE.
INpopTEp GINS PISTOLS A. WEST MAIN STREET.

IMPORTER OF GUNS PISTOLS &c, WEST MAIN STREET
A BELOW THE OLD MARKET:
RESPECTFULLY informs the citizens %! Richmond ana tue c"u
try generally, that lie has hand large assortment 81
and single barrel Guns, Pistols Bird Bags. IoW-
Walkers English Caps AMI all other ar f usual
" lie determined To sell on ia l.h
either wholesale retail any house IN HE CITY ana
pelres hnss give all who may avor hun Win
their patronage. ,..,
Also afne lot Walking Canes, he surpassed IN The
city.
n5- Guns and Pistols ,epaircdon accommodating terms
S-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-11-21
AUCTION SiAiS.
PUBLIC SAL. f..

Js1E subscriber eel IIIIhSAi the .o inst all the
Hay mre al III" icfmiih
this young Mich Horses yoke o! r uAen and
ptme Household Furniture.
TEkMs9O days credit $40, undo so cash.
My s. iAIEEAE ION
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-11-21
Sar sioeI- SALE ny Tnr LEGArEEs
LAND AND MIN FOX SAFE.


IeY virtue the Circuit CouGt county pro.
I'D nuunced 5i day November, l>J thai
Gerry tpendlng the said Court III he l -iyc OF W9! Is
Wright, nc undersigned the commissioner, therein nance; ~"
TUESDAY, Tie 2ot Dec ISL lrrrN day
(SuI!ay excepted public he
bidder that wc kO~n and desirable Au called
Hill. together with I!fu the II aicrl
which George W right, died, r Haa c""t.
the road leading rrou I p1hnork {" FecccksEG tou
three Containing about I' mole
TIE Land is productive we'll situated
aud HE
order among which b. mentioned e"s Gweims
kitchen. bart, stable, uc h-. II
OF the urni tic ipihn"cs rs: cVE acy Is
afforded tr ubfan- AID ur The .EG. IL i tyr
table; aa Tor the shipping tie in":rct Ui ne iI The
equal this u the !Iy
AID tJur hud rsi. ,a
LIBERAL aIonngc. The and uL ns-
ed and the MACHINERY escry 1!Ei good
order.
S.oull particular inio rudu be- desire the be
h,d apply 10 lr JutJ Nris! eiiri letter
addressed al Loyds +. o. Hhu viii aAr easu,- communicating
il, VIII also the aIi r..t
purchasing Information also be a by
6. orgeT Wright. BY lettcr.at Des,lant = ..
TERMS cah the rrnairr Two equal annual ins'i
with the Dc! o! sale FOR iIe q: lie
defer the purchase ~ be
deet Of I.e Ian! and c unc l u lie G
Aforesaid JOHN WklEIIT
GEORGE. / Writ IiT.
BENJaMlS l.. WA GIT.
IA. l,figt s.fty.,r
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DIX. W. T.. GIL IS, VETERINARY SURGEON
OFFICE IN MIR. JAMES liaRESS LIVERY STABLE,
FRANKLIN STREET, RICHMOND, va.
PIANO FOIkTMs. GUITARS, &c.


Sd IT, TAYLOR is constantly receiving supplies OF
4 superior PIANO FnRTES from the extensive StsI$SlSS
manufactures OF Sunns X CLARK. and a. H. Gale 81 ~
York The Pianos the above celebrated makers
public IuScasng all the best
lilies Of the best makers They have been sold with entire s
purchasers than his Plano FORE aud
Music Warehouses; and though from large number cosi mt
eng manufactured, there paTtlcu selection made IN
remarkably rich Workmanship aud great
these qualities peculiar all the Instruments o. The
firms above mentioned
Purchasers will derive advantage going North. as
prepared accommodation. nc had where
Of G AMI ocaveH'hc
confidently offered Tor sale III Richmond
Va Meo,eols urnlcdio order short nuiicc and favorable
term
Martins unrvaled Guitars with large assortment Of imported
Instruments plain and iua. and ran price nom So to s'o
constantly on hand together Musical and mtrcan
die in great variety only Music Store the cy
rect. opposite the Banks. ini's ~
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Nov. 2i-ch!s
NOTICE ia CONTiEACIOi.s.


Fs1IIE RlvA.Sa NAVIGATION COMPANY WI! receive rropo
L unIilte I'D OF December s cas an!
construct works their disposed Illus a"iG
un"n. IN 0cts Hnr ahI "uud thfce
culyrs OF stone miles OF suar lcS and
one dam al Uuion) and mou ~ Buca EA'i. 1T
mud guarluck combined, and wood: anu uGcGt g!e
of canal and iom Stump Island L. SIawr it'c.- OF
and culrtre OF
canal one guard lock large dam Sha wr)
81 slonc CTh!s hrd Will Tor cn!rh" tie tuhc
ssrlo:s-Ihr thrc the
* miles Of the nnd Two O! ne cr'N"!-hc up or
une 10 the ilcks, X niles oil the
lock AMI !tc i,t Iicc
Charlottesville: t.!ock. o" ah s,cne ar !ai3 u cna
Il Fort! "Iat, ARA mt
70, 4 combined, and wool aud end wood
Tne prono.as for these addressed to he secretary Of
The p. T. Rae CGarcsvi.e "l rs a"d sle.
them will he shown the line DrtNccH pn:Ia aud
Charlottesville the subscriber, Engineer o: the ,"nany
Nov. 2l-,l6tc2t JUN ~ L.
CALLED MEETING OF TIE sTOCKE!OLDERS
VIRGINIA CENTRAL. RAILROAD COW Ana.
T. meeting OF the Board OF the NglHra Central
N Railroad Company charlottesville. II" Jh Day al No
va ber 1851 the following preamble and resolution wc" no'c!
unanimously:
meeting of me stockholders the Virginia C.nd Railroad
nv nm cer lion held Loua Court House. director when
kinney and David Anderson. Eis 'Ut, lei" ana
Kinney reported elected. the
oI ,he votes nv the tile adjournment The
discovered
votes y which appeared that Mr. Ad received SIN
yotrs than Mr. Kinney: doubts whc cr TIE chair.
main and secretaries after aGoume could rcvc AMI
the uol kent the meeting the bel made kEo"
III
ting serious doubts which OF the two WIS really cectc row. I
fore this subject ami To give TIE siocRoG
their wishes III TIE premises
Resolved That have called meeting Z" the Conn
many for the purpoae deciding this question: and that
meeting be accordingly Richmond Thursday the lch Of
December next al the Exchange Hotel.
BY order OF The Board = "hhhEl |, sce! =
Soui bIar
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VIRGINIA SKY.LIGlIT DAhUERRlAS GALLERY, NO 40
Main Street, Governor ST at the Gothic
and here years. the greatest satisfaction has
given. r., ,,>.,oS DrSrvo
fl nwcr enque Of the friends Of the UNION BENENu
LENT SOCIETY who preventing from attending he oee
18TH by the weather. we Wnud say
rst WILL with pleasure take their portraits on me SoceS ac
count nj any their TO attend ~ me
VIRGINIA SKYLlGHT DAGUERREAN GALLERY
No. las Main Street, Richmond under the Gothic window.
" ~ WILLIAM A. PRATT Proprietor
Mr. Pratt fitted up his establishment IN ye wheel
fleets much credit upon his taste and beraiy.- Da"y D
Ills reccpinn room 10 pretty bouluir as We nave rrcehI
.es elegantly fitted upwih splendid carpets rich velvet uVan
.tafes immense bay with stained glass
Messrs Pratt the first Introduce The sky s rs
tenn into ard appear be Constantly hVehhs so
fr he Improvement of the art / Times a. CT,
The Arrangement Of his show IL exquisite whist MS "A5
Light il superb.-l Wing -. .;.;,. o,,r ,,r i'm nor
Iauohs VI I,eiIh :, r ,,,.n. Nov. If
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SALE OF TRACT OF LAND.

SALE OF TRACT OF LAND.
EoY deere. of tie Circuit Couri OF GDocand County,
pronounced 18th day September, ISL. Cancery
SUIT pending Henry NJ Holland John T Parish and
Charles ". Ddbney, Plaintiffs
Against
David NJ Parrish, Valentine Parrish md George Layne,
Defendants
premises FRIDAY the 18th day OF December next ar II
not The next 'hercar the Of Land the plaintiff
Inn men oued which Da~id pErri.h b Cullen
,v and vile supposed 26S lying IN the
mochnd adjoining the lands OF thomas Rutheiord
VIM Adams and Others.
Also Undivided moey Of Land Dough, by the Defendant Da
vi NJ Parish sbell, the following terms Ia VII:
OF the purchase cash. the balance IN three
equal annual twelve and eighteen months with IN
cesi upon different payments from the day OF sale, requiring
good personal security for the said deferred and
retaining Il iii b. B. AYERS,
Deputy Sheriff. for T p Watkins Sheriff Of Goochand County
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