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VALUABLE FLOCRING MILL at Anc .
Y ton, Fredericks burg.-The subscriber Will

VALUABLE FIGURING MILL at Anc:
Y ton, Fredericks burg The subscriber viii
offer tor sale, on Saturday, November 2Oih, Qi not
sold privately before in front OF the Cnlted States
Hotel, in Fredericksburg a. Il VI, his Beliemont
FIGURING Mill, ne@r this Place, situated at the
head OF tide water on the Rsppahsnnock river In a
good wheat country, ard where the Hour can be
6oated X miles vessels, and the tine whe al crops
oftheaRappshannock brought up 70 the mill This
mill is in fine running order, with four pair best
French burrs new boiling cloths, patent incur pack
ers, and iron machinery, the subscriber having ex
pended fifteen hundred dollars in pciteeting the
machinery very lately. The hour from the mill
has always stood high, and commands from 80 TO
IS cents over common super in New York, Boston
aud Charleston, ) c. Freights by steamboats, twice
a week aud sailing vessels also at from 10 10 els
per barrel to Baltimore. Flour barrels TO BE- had
on 4 spot, and the necessary labor for conduct.
ing the business on fair terms. The demand Tor
extra aour from Virginia, That Is known to keep
well for foreign shipments, rendersmliiing proper.
ty in this section desir able to any one wishing
engage ia good business, where at the end OF the
wear there are no remnants small accounts The
property Is now rented for twelve hundred dollars
a year and in den and. Insured III the Mutual Co
for 1000 dollars Terms liberal and will be Ia the
reach ofany responsible person. Apply before sale
day TO
no il-d2W JOHN + FIcKLIE
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TIE Mississippi REGULATED Bonds
raerTeturns from Mississippi render it pro-
- that minority will be given against lay
Q special tax for the payment of the Plan
Bank bonds.
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/ 'oIp WEATHER. &c.-A dispatch from
...e-ton >ays-A killing frost occurred on
~ night, and water was frozen in the
rs. All danger of the yellow fever is
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pAsTILEs DE PARI, or Paris Lozengers,
for the allevtsiion and cure OF bronchitis hoarse-
ness and Gil other diseases Of the thrA., for sale
ALEX DuVAf,
n9s Nc lI Main corner 18th e. :
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E-TRCCT!yE FIRE.-The iron foundry of
~, Richmon & Smith, at Troy, n. Y,
be destroyed by fire last Sunday. Lose
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By George J. sumner.
DEREMpTORY -ALE OF LARGE

DEREMPTOkf SALE OF LA RG
AND VALUABLE COLLECTION OF Rich.
LY FRAMED OIL PAlNTINGS.-On Friday
morning, the 16Gh inst, commenc 'ng ar 10 o CLOCK,
in the large room over the store of Elias Hale, No
I0S Main street. viii be sold ct auction, cith0u re-
ssrrs, very large and valuable collection of Oil
Paintings, in richly ornameated gilt frames. The
greater portion Of this collection, is the private
property OF gentle,aan ana contains many beaut
Jul ana costly pictures AMI as the conditions Of
The consignment call tor peyeinptory sale so
cover advances made by the cOnsignee, the whole
will be sold without the least reserve.
The paintings will be open for exhibition on
Wednesday, tLs 18th inst, when the pubic Is re-
specially invited to cal! and examine them.
Descriptive catalogues viii be ready Tor distribu
ton at the time.
Terms cash Sale t. be conducted by
nol6-dtd GEORGE SUMNER, Auct.
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ID HALF DOLLARs.-A private mint in Cali.
! 3 coming hsi'-dOlars, some of which have
this country.
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aIUKTIMORE's RHEUMATIC COM

WI FOUND AND BLOUB K1FIEK-Ihis
great discovery is bringing health and happiness to
thousands Rheumatism can be cured More than one
thousand of chronic rheumatism (of the worst
form of this dreadful disease have been perrna-
nently during the past year by the of few bottles
of this compound Letters and certificates daily
being received from parties of high standing many Of
whom have been crppes for years from the effects Of
this hitherto incurable disease but who affirm
that they sound and WELL made by this great
medy, which is vegetable spirit-an internal remedy
cure In every case either infammatory (scste,) or
chronic form. Testimony of the undoubted cha
racter win be cheeruy submitted to the Of
all who may feel sufficiently interested call the
propretors at their Central Office, No. l. Barclay st.
Astor House, New York. One bottle s. three bottles
Sic PURCELL, LADD & co,
Sole Agents for Richmond.
w " ALEXANDER & CO.
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no6 JAMES NJ TAYLOR, Auct.
Nj Ahk EFT u IL DEN OR SINAI
Hi EARM AID lQIGiAE pIGILsiAAIA u 4

M ARK EFT q A KDEN OR SMALL
NJ FARM ADJOINING RICHMOND, FOR
RENT AT AUCTiON.-On Friday next, the
18TH inst. at o'clock in the afternoon, upon the
premises. will be offered for rent from that day
until the lst day of January, 1854, that small Farm
known as "Mansted,' situated north of and over.
looking the city, and within few steps of the cor
poration line The Farm contains about 80 acres
OF good land which is we'll adapted for the cultiva
ton OF vegetables, &c. The improvements consist
OF dwelling house and the usual cut houses, and
the premises are under COED enclosure
On account OF its great convCn ience to the city,
this property is worthy the attention of those wish
IL g market gardens, &c
TERMS bond will be required with approved
security for the payment of the rent quarterly.
no ID JAMES NJ. TAYLOR Auctr
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FOR a SHORT TIME ONLY.

FOR A SHORT TIME ONLY
WILL OPEN FOR EXHIBITION, AT
W ODDFELLOWS' HALL, TUESDAY, Nov.
10th, Dubufe's Celebrated Original Paint.
iass of
ADAM AND EVE IN PARADISE.
Representing the temptation ant expulsion, painted
Tor Charles \, of France These sublime works
of Art have been exhibited in Europe and the Uni
ted States the past twenty years. to the universal
dmiration OF over Two mil ions of persons.
The Agent respectfully informs the citizens of
Rishmond that these are II e same original Paint.
lngs by D0buie that were exhibited in the Court
Room in this city in 1885.
register of the names can be seen at the door
Open from g. A. Nj Z, till TO- P. NJ. Brilliantly il.
Illuminated every evening.
Admission the whole week. % cents Schools
admitted on liberal terms
Season Tickets so cents. description will be
given every evening, at o'clock. 40 ll-ts
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By George J. sumner.

4 DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF ELE-
II CANT HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FUR.
NITURE.-On WEDNESDAY, oath instant, com
mencing at 10 O'Clock, at the late residence of Hugh
Rileigh, deceased, corner of Franklin and Twenty.
Sixth streets ION Church HILL will be sold the
entire household and kitchen Furniture belonging
to his estate, viz:
Marble top Tables and Sideboard, very elegant
arm Chair, Tete aTete and parlour Chairs, covered
with Brocsette; ST fas, Lounges, Ottomans maho-
gany Cnsirs, Book Case and Library, gilt framed
Paintings and Prints, paror, chamber, passage and
stair Carpetng.
PIANO. made by Dubois and Stoddart N Y, and
nearly new, six and half octaves; first rate cham.
Der Furniture: high post and Freuch Bedsteads,
Feather Beds and hair Mattresses marble top Wash.
stands, Bureaus, Mirrors, very elegant Wardrobes,
and in fact every article of comfort and many or.
nameDtal goods tor furnishing house handsomely
EY TERMS made known the day of sale.
JAMES A. SMELL,
Administrator OF Hugh Rieigh, deceased
nu lG GEORGE J. SUMNER, Auct.
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By James NJ. Taylor.
| Jour VERY DESIRABLE RESIDEN.

EUUR tEh DE5IRA Bic RESIDEN.
L CES AT AUCTION.-Will be sold on Tuesday,
November 23d, al 314 O'Clock NJ. upon the premi.
SEES those four very desirable brick houses and lots
situated at the corner of 10Th and Broad sts These
houses are FINISHED in the most approved style, and
are in excellent order, containing about Ii rooms
each, with brick kitchens and the other usual out.
houses. The lots font about 27x feet and run
back about l32 feet to 20 foot paved alley and all
OF tnese houses are at present occupied by excel
lent tenants at fair rents
This property being pleasantly located within a
few minutes walk of the heaviest business portion
OF the city, market, dock, &c, presents unusual ad
vantages to those wishing residences retired, yet
convenient to those points.
Ierms-One-third cash, the balance at six end
twelve months with interest and salts factorily Sc
cured
noe JAMES M TAYLOR Ana,
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JOB PRINTING.
PATCH OFFICE.
l'overnor street, = doors from Main,
RICHMOND, "a
.gHIphlets

amphlets, Business Cards,
trculnrs, Tickets,
iaudbills, Blanks, &c. &c.
abels, of every description,
), ID ht short notice and upon reasonable terms
9 Orders for all kinds OF Printing will be re-
I'd aud executed in the Handsomely style.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
By DUNLOP, MONCURE 4 CO.

BY DUNLOP, MONCURE Il CO.
GROCERIES AT AUCTION.-On TUES
~ DAY, 23rd instant, commencing at 10 O'Clock
We will sell at our auction store a general assort
ment OF Groceries, consisting in part OF
l25 hhds Sugar, part prime quality
LIS bags Laguyra and Rio Coffee
New Orleans Molasses and Syrup
Rye Whiskey, part old and very superior
quality
Gunpowder and Pouchoug Tea
Mustard, Cigsrs, Indigo
TERMs-Under 500 cash. yer 500, four months
credit, fer approved negotiable paper.
E Sale without regard to weather
DUNLOP, MONCURE Il CO., Auctionesrs
no II
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,OO0 Copies More of the Winston
Tragedy just received and for sale, wholesale
and retail by THOS Ii GRESHAM,
no LOFT lUnh BROAD street III
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LAMBERT'S OEEKCR,
I4th Street. under Exchange Aetei

Drawn Nos Delaware Exua, IA, Nov 20:
9 n 50 II 90 SIS II % n As 40 Is
Drawn Nos Delaware, Glass l3s, Nov l6:
81 81 20 II 70 68 "a ~ 49 81 so IS 6!
T0.day--Ths Delaware State Lottery, Class N D
14I. Capitals $40, le0 . OF 10000, OF 1000 10 of
500, &c. rs numbers, g drawn Rckets s.
EFT Also, a Two Dollar Lottery pols
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GREGORY 81 MAURY,
Managers, Richmond. Virginia,
Successors TO j. w. Maury d. Cs.-ctiee Ne 81
Main street.
Drawn Nos OF Delaware Lottery, No l39, Nov le:
81 81 20 II 70 6s 81 - 81 81 SO IS e.
T0-day.-Capital: S20,ls0, Of 10000, 5 of
1000, 10 of SO, &c. IS hunters, 10 drawa.-
Tickets IS
Draws TO.morrow.-Cgpitals: 3 of BIB 600
l OF 7U00, Of 1000, 10 OF 1000, 10 Of SEQ, ga 7s
numbers, - drawn. Tickets S. rols
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II LhUES, iOIS, CUF ,, NJ, IT AILIIUN.
VIII be sold On Friday, the l9th inst, st II
o'clack If air ii not the next fair day, my tract Of
land situated il the county OF Chesterfield miles
from the city of Richmond, containing 80 acres,
ana within $40 yards OF the Richmond and Danvile
Railroad The improvements are comfortable, and
the land in good state OF cultivation Also, the
crop OF Corn, Oats, Hay, Fodder. Household Furpj
tuYe, number Of young Hogs, Mich Cows, &c,
&c. Terms al sale. J. 5 DUFALL.
Sale % be conducted By ,ao z Payne, Aucs.
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E>r0m the German New Yorker Allge-
L meme Zeitung, sept 9, lS52-kheumstism
Cured -Mortimore's Rheumatic Compound and Blood
Purfer.-This great remedy seems TO prove specific
TOR this disease in all its FORMS and is bringing
relief TO vast numbers who have long suffered. We
have had personal knowledge of the virtue and etica-
CIV Of this medicine for time and with pleasure
refer to most obstinate of chronic rheumatism,
of long standing, which it cured This case was the
wife Of a wealthy merchant who was for many years
cripple. No expense was spared in visiting the most
celebrated springs. aud procuring the treatment OF emf
nent physicians This was continued for years, but
she only grew worse, and seemed victim to its with
ering grasp All other remedies and efforts failed We
were instrumental in inducing her to try this remedy,
and to surprise and her great relief It cured her
completely. Some weeks ago we called and purchased
bottle the depot, No. Barclay street, and sent TO
gentleman friend OF III this city, who seemed
MARTYR to this disease. This bottle cured him.
There are numbers Of other which have come
under notice, cured BY this remedy; We are glad
to see the attending the introduction OF this
medicine Its timely viii thousands from pain
and suffering and restore them TO sound aud perfect
health We believe this is the only remedy known,
which put forth for this disease alone aud we are
satisfied It will do what is claimed for it-cure rheu-
Inatism in all its forms. 40 I-on
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!. DIR. Rose $ Pain Curer-The Wonder


r AGE!-All pain cured like magic! This Won
operation gives Immediate relief TO all bodily
IL Is used internally and externally. Acute
.tiS'n, and tooth ache, swollen face pains in
ilmbs, sudden colds, ague, pains in the womb,
70 nOTbus, scalds, burns, chillblhines, sprains,
plmples and chronic eruptions and pains in
o'nech, all yield IN few minutes to this chemi-
aHonLi. Ia bottles at II - % and 80 cents.
-n5 br Bennett Beers, Adie Il Gray, Purcell,
co, = Duval, X Il Duval, o A Strecker, Be-
'ayuVr y Wood, J Blair, NJ ZaehrisSon, and
Id oxSO
fra;t's Daguerrean Gallery, No I45
Z -,tr .'.-Messrs. Editors: Please publish the
@sg testimonials "a very superior ikeness,"
Ihorp. Very Ike, Roger A. Pryor, Edi-
inside Do rnocrst Likeness executed su.
'e.y good, :. W. Roberts ~ give Mr Pratt
..'"rcHc@ t. al the world in aking pictures"
OWN, Louisa county. "Mr. Pratt needs
a AID success will be inevitable" David J.
81 Mr. Pratts pictures are as good or better
-tycyet secn,' w. }. McDJwner, king vii
J h. dHguerreOiypes Ia Mr.. pratts coliec
--i sny have seen in London" iro. Tho
!. ID, Editor Of the Herald Of the Kingdom and
= me. noll
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SALE Az Rose COTrAGk.-By virtue
~ of deed OF trust from Thomas Steers, dated
10th day OF Septe mber, 1882 and Of deed oftrust
from Thomas Steers and Mary Ellen his wife. da
ted the 9th day OF Octouer 1852 both of which have
been duly admitted to record in Hanover county
court otfice, the undersigned trustee appointed by
said deeds, will proceed to sell, on Thursday the
18th day OF mber, 1882 Gf fair if not the next
fair dayD beginning at l2 o'clock, at ROSE COT.
TAGE, in Hanover about miles from Richmond,
and not far from Central railroad all the property
in the said deeds conveyed, consisting OF the farm
known as Rose Cottage, subject to a lien there
on los $4,000 and interest," and to sale for the en-
forcement of said lien: also good buggy snd mar.
ness, threshing machine, nearly new, farming i'm
pltments, as ploughs, hoes rakes, spades, &C. lot
of cattle, cut hay, and straw, growing corn dc; al
so, for the balance of the present ear four slaves
Joe, Maria, SOphy and Rose, and at the satue time
snd place will be sold the household and kitchen
furniture at Rose Cottage.
{ernns-As to the real estate, made known at the
time OF sale. As to the personal property cash for
sums OF 20 dollars and under; for sums over 20
dollars, four months credi. for approved endorsed
negotiable notes.
10 ibid X HOWTSON
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

ny Davenport. Allen q Co.
1nOCKRIEs, &C., AT AUCTION
AT o,r TUESDAY, 2Sth November, we viii eel,
Groceries, viz: sH s's"fimens Oh
1onee Sugars, various grades
no, La2uay re- and lava Cote
Window Glass "''7e
Green and black Teas
Sole Leather. Soap, Candies
Molasses, Tumblers DC. &c
1kRMs-under Sl00, cash 500 and ovsr ,o,,.
months credit for approved paper. "0 o'er' iouf
DAVENPORT, ALLEN m
noi Auetionaar.
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g am now ready to take those splendid
skyiight pictures at the astonshingy low price of
one dollar, with the case My improvements are
all finished, which makes my gallery one Of
the finest in the United States. Our sky light is
equalled as it is OF the largest and soest in
the country. Therefore my pictures cannot fail to
please. Come one, come all, for by SO doing you
look well to your interest
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iAkeHesses oil al ents de
IL. IL Il.

- VI al EltS ut
.rucsBes OF their children. however young,
y.ocare them in Simons' bee. stJ lie. ca lsl
very particular his mach admired pictures
s..
IS Of the art who would rather pay fair
a choice Daguerreotype, than have vile
b oi one al any price, are invited 10 exam
.nrns. 81 +. sIMONS, i2l Main st.
Wanted one or two half priced operators
- the country, where good pictures ere
l. " never seen; capacity no object; though
RIO have been practicing in Il city aud pos.
IT. Auack q getting Of nything that looks ike
Gee, would be preferred. NOS
10 the Veca1isis md Public Speak.
al Who desire distinct and harmon ious
LIQUID LIE Brysu's Pulmonic Waters ocea.
'1ey remove all irritation OF the Uvuls, and
. IMPROVE the te&.sility and pswer of lhs
70! sale by
. GAYk0R d WOOD. Druggists.
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NO 10
LEI Grand New Years, preseu,

LRT Grand New Years. Preseut-A Fine
Gold Watch, worth siXty-fye dollars, will be pre-.
scented Oh New Years day at ? Mountain & Co.'S
Jewelry and Fancy Store, No. PIT Main street Rich.
mond The subscribers offer to the public rare
chance to get beautiful tine Is Carat gold Hunting
Case Watch suitable for lady or gentleman, as a
years present The following ARRANGEMENTS
will be made on the lst of November aud continue
until the LIST of January, 1853:
Every person, on purchasing each and every ar.
ticle OF the value Of 50 and upwards will receive
card " ith number il, and their name and cor
responding number viii be registered in book
kept for that purpose On new years day all the
corresponding numbers CT rds Issued viii be put
in a bag and well shaken, when number will be
drawn BY person entirely disnter ssted and ths
persor holding the card with tie number cores
pOndipg to that which ID drawn will receive a pre-
sent ii fine gold hunting case watch.
Each person, on purchasing each aud every art
Gle OF the value OF g SO 10 So, will in lii manner
receive card as above and the holder of the cor
responding number drawn will receive present /, +
tine gold locket worth SO. And each person on
purchasing or getting repaired each and every ar
ticle of the value OF from 50 cents to 81 so will in
like manner as above drawn, receive a handsome
port mOnuaie worth SD.
fine assortment Of Jewelry, Clocks, Washes,
and Fancy Articles on hand.
Clocks and Watches repaired by an experienced
workman All kinds OF Jewelry made and repaired
at the shortest notice and lowest pTices and sa
faction warranted Diamonds and other precious
stones set to order in the latest New FORK STYLE
B-The articles will be exhibited in the window
until the drawing. Don't forget the place
S p MOUNTAIN d co.
81
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AUCTION SALES.
By Wellington Goddin,
ARGE SALE VI BUILDING LOTs.

- AT ROCKETS, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
WIN De sold on Wednesday, the 18th day of No
remoer 1852 upon the premises, if fair If no, the
y lair day Commencing at half past two O'Clock
,s rom loo to $50 beautifully located lots iront.
- IN the eastern side of the WILLIAMSBURG road
sna nc; south line of CONTINUATION of Nicholson st.
s elmer side of several cross streets. Each LOT
one bnnt re. =, tnirty feet, and average depth of
being adr;rah Sno ten ieet to an aey These lots
G uuaio,ng purposes, but many of them abound In
Tas,a lots ~. o, i.h most excellent quality
BUS Stand" 30 that persons can al ali ,;n,s,
easy cheap and comfortable mode of travel ~ ar
from any part OF the city. The sale will bs "a.
Without the least limit reserve so tsat can;,as
and others can attend with the assurance IN, svs
~ lot offered will positively be sod
Terms one-third cash, balance at four and eight
months for negotiable notes, interest added secur.
ed by trust deed, or title retained
no l1-dtd w GODDIN Aps<
ES In consequence of the rain yesterday the
above sale Is postponed to this afternoon, al the
same hour, w GODoTN
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I OsT, supposed in Governor street. a Porte
IL Morale, containing a small sum of money
and some papers of no to any but the owner.-
A liberal reward will be paid by application to
MCDONALD e. LYONS, No I, 14th street
no 16-9t Under the ExchRppe Hotai.
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ATTENTION., EAGLE INFANTRY.
b Attend & me citing and drill OF your Company at
III Lafayette Hall, on Thursday next, the 18th
~ ins. AZ O'Clock lP Nj.
BY order OF the LIST Lieut. Commanding.
nol7 JOHN c. POWELL, Jr, o. s.
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NJ OTTO E.-Tne collection OF Oil Paintings to
~ be sod Friday, the 25:h inst, as advertised,
will be opened tor exhibition on and atGer TO.
MORROW, CThurs6ay) i, No 100 Main street, Up
stairs, when the Ladies aud Gentlemen of this
community are respectfully invited 70 call and ex
anime them.
nol7 GEORGE J. SUMNER, Auct
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T WOULD respectfully inform my old friends
L and customers that am engaged with Mr.
E. B. Spence, in the Tailoring department of his
business where would be pleased to have the m
give me call, pledging them all in my power to
give satisfaction.
no l6-lm j. L. CROWEII,
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- FOX RENT, tnat de siraoe business stand
81 No ls, Main street, at present occupied oy
Mr. John B s'yaie. ,,i fos'g sraeY C. IEsks,
~ 3tsw,f A, Edwin Workman Cos.
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E!ss FOR RENT.-That very desirable resi-.
E:1 dence, situated on Grace, above Foushee
street, and now occupied by MIR l. Belt. The &C
comma dations sufficient for large and gen
teel family: and there many desirable conve.
Diencies attached, and the whole premises are in
perfect order. Possession given on the lst January
next. Applyto
no Ia JAMES NJ. TAYLOR.
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IA streets, small sum of Money. The finder
will be rewarded By leaving it at the Dispatch of
fee. no l7-2t
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Rich Velvet snd Cloth Cioaks
Velvet e. bbons AID Gallons. Call at
no9 90 Main street.
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NTOTICE.-All persons indebted to WEN. h
~ SMELL, JOHN SMELL g. CO or BARNES
s. SMELL, are requested to make immediate pay
ruentto ne JAMES A. SMELL,
se21-ts Aiminis, rator o. VIM. II. speIi
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LNiSE Ca SES DOUBLE LONDON
4 GUNS.-Now opening at SUTHERLAND'S
Main street, opposite the Farmers Bank, five cases
fine and plain English HOuble Guns, imported
by himself and made to his own patterns.
70 I7-3t