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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-06-14
A CREE 4 McCLANA1IAN, GROCERS
IA AND COMMISSION MERCH ANTS

4 CREE 4 McCLANAHAN. GROCERS
IA AND COMMISSION ME Il & n A " rs.
LYScHBURG, Va,
Offer for sale
ITO bags Rio and Lacuira Coffee,
- best old Java and Mucha do,
Is hhds and bbls MoIasses,
p n. O.. r. Sugars,
st Croix do
% boxes and bbs Loaf. Crushed md Powdered do
20 TONS country and rolled Iron various sizes, &c)
5000 best Cast Steel
225 kegs Nails
5000 lbs Sole Leather,
10 900 lbs Cotton Yarns
% boxes Manufactured Tobacco som. very fnc)
40 boxes Adamantine. Sperm and Tullow Candies.
500 kegs basting and rifle Powder
G2,000 # best Safey Fuse
lS bales Oznaburgs and Domestc-.
100 bbls rectified Whi,key,
% g old Rye (some ycnrs oll,)
Is i" Wine. different qnulitirs)
IL and pipes French Brandy, (some fne)
10 old Apple Brandy,
tirrccs best London Porter
10 bhls Rum and Gin
with great variety of articles mentioned above
milking stock n very arec and desirable one.
We give prompt attention to sales of consienmcnfs
Of Flour Wheat. Tobacco Bacon and all other kinds If
country produce-aso receiving and forwarding
Goods. -Pro.ince. ,n,v l3..ts
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E..su-AUNkON Transportation Line
r=s--ssEz=A. TO Pits5nrg and the West.-The under-
signed would respectfully inform their friends and Gus
toners. that the Pennsyvan Canal will open on 18th
March. at which time viii be repaired forward my
amour; Of Merchan7ise to all points tue Western wa
tiers, with dispatch, at the very lowest rates.
Rate Oh Tobacco to Pittsburg. Coo per 100 lbs from
lst May.-Time 9days.
No Commission charged for forwarding Baltimore
or Philadelphia. c, H. KOONS,
March Ats Agent Unor Live Baltimore
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bacon AND FISH
- 5000 his prime Bacon,
1000 lbs prime Family Hams,
10 half and whole bbls. Mackerel,
10 half bbls. No clipt Herrings,
half bbls. Roe Herrings,
5 half bbls. No. Shad
in Store and for sale by hlOORAlAN & MARTIN
Nav l7--ts
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&FkING ANDSUMMER GOODS. Rea
~ dy made Ciothing, Cioihs Testing Sc am now
receiving my Spring and summer supply Of Clothing
which is large and well selected
also continue lave actured mems md bows
clothes.
also have received and keep always on hand Cloths,
CassimerS. Vestines &c. which sell by the ward and
extra charge for cutting
MR. J. DIXON continues to carry on the Tailoring
business.
Terms cash, goods cheap.
ApriI 2e--ts r. JoCWOon
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EAIEtE Keel |ave received nv Spring sun
- ply If Leather, consisting Of Hemlock Sole and
Wax Upper, Calf Skins. (Philndelpha French) and
general assortment Of Shoe-Makers Tocls. &c., also
Harness and Skrting Leather, Oak Tanned S.le. &c.
Aprit a6--fs e. LOCKWOOD. :.
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los. IL. NOWLlN. Grocer, COInmis.
- SION AND FOR TVARDLNG MERCHANT
LYNcHBuRG, VA.-ls now receiving his Spring supply
Of GROCERIES AND STAPLE DRY GOODS com.
prsing
o. Porto Rico and ST Croix Sugar.
Loaf, crushed pulverscd and clarified do
Riu and Laguyra Coffee,
80 mats fine old Java do
o. and West India Molasses
Stuart's extra Mo'nsses Syrup,
Rolled and hamm,'re Iron
Blister, shear and cast Steel,
Box fence aud common Nails,
$40 and 10xl2 Glass.
chest very fine Green Tea,
l do black do
Rice. Ginger. Pepper Spice, Bale Coton few ba les
extra No. OsnaburgS No. 9 do; 81 81 brown and
bleachcd Dome-tics, Calicoes. SC. &c. which he will
sell low for cash. or in exchange country produce.
anl l9--ts
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RlcHMoND.


- GEOR0E MchENRYA cos -
PHILADELPHA AND LIVERPOOL$1l
oetcfs-Sdiiagfr from Philadelphia the 18th, and from
liverpool on tic LIT Of each monkh.-The undersigned
Agents Of the above Line Of Packets consisting IL the
splendid and fast sailing Ships BERLIN. MARYPLEA-
SAINTS, SHENANDOAH, WESTMORELAND, and
SWAckAMAxON, are prepared to issue certificates Of
passage 10 persons desrous Of bringing their friends
from the old country which will be good Tor eigh, months
from date.
For the convenience Of such persons wishing for
ward money their friends will furnish them with
drafts sight for 81 sterling and upwards which will
be cashed presentation, free Of expense by any Of
the Banks or Post Offices in the United Kingdom.
Apply ~ MAYO {. ATKINSON,
Ga the Dock, Richmond
GEO McHENRY Il co,
~ Walnut street Phiia
JAMES McHENRY,
l7-fs 5 Temple Place Liverpoo
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TYR Il ID T. q AIR LOG ON o IV Il
Il WORKS, Richmond Fngiaiz.-The undersigned
prepared orders f1r every description
LOCOMOTIVE an! STATIONARY ENGINES and
SAW MILLS.
The addition to their works If a shop Of $50 bv so
feet to be devoted tn this description of
y. enables them to execute orders with dispatch.
The work furnished by them will be warranted equal
to that furnished by any other establishment.
ANDERSON & SOUTHER
FOR SALE. pairs best FRENCH BURR MILL
STONES. 81 feet diameter. A. & s.
Mar 15-3r
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These vessels all of the fret class built in the city
of Baltimore. expressly for this trade and have superb
or accommodations tor passengers. They com
handed by experienced Captains, and qualified for tic
trndeand who will spare exertion o accommodate
They will be lowed up and down the river by stean
and may be relied to sail promptly as advertised
Merchants going North ordering goods from New
York, will hnd to their interest ship by this line
it is the only regular line and freight will always be
taken Mt the lowest rates, and every effort will be made
by the agentsin Richmond and New York. to give salts.
faction. unexpectedly ask and hope succeed in OBJ
tanning full share of patronage. Goods shipped by
this line to New York, will be forwarded free of com
mission to New Orleans. Mobile Savannah Charleston
any other port The vessels win be in Richmond at
Rockets; in New York at berth No. l. Coffee House
slip, foot of Wall Street.
DAVID CURRIE. Richmond, D.
CIIAS. ii. PiERSON. N. York { age U.s.
No. 81, South Street.
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John r. WKIGHT's SPECIAL NO.

John Il. WRlGHT'S SPECIAL NO.
TlCE 70 his friends anil The putisc gncrally.-The
subscriber has just received from the mathematics the
largest. richest and most valuable assortment of fine
Watches, Jeyyeiry, Fancy Goods, DC ,
brought this market He feels confident in saw
ing that every person examining islarge and extensive
stock, will induced TO buy. Also. complete assor,-
nent of all kinds of Law, Medical Physiological The
o.ogica Mechanical. School and Miscellaneous Books
Late Music and Musical Instruments
A comrete assortment of Stationery. &c, &c.
Paper hangings ofthe latest and richest patterns.
Persons desrious Of obtaning anything in the above
line. will do well 10 carl and they rest assured Of
meeting with good bargains. and be waited upon with
disposition to satisfy.
march 1S--ts j. p. WRIGHT
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NEW DIsCOyEKY-Hair Tonic.--

NEW DISCOyEKY-Hair Tonic. -.
l Tn" undersigned hnving. after years oirxprr
ments tn discover tonic p,erst boness and copac
The h0ir 10 be replaced rhere has teB lost Inns the
pleasure to inform oil who thus situated that he
HAS FOUND 1T. He car fully sustain the efficacy
OF TINS TOME by numerous citizens Of Lynchbue and
adjacenf rountie-. tie dozens to sn,e u,
further length the fine qsaidrs of his preparation. II
has only to be testen give satisfaction His office ia
near Washington Hotel. where he keersa supply
santly for sale and il is sale aso DIR Seay Drug
Store. and at my sons. (Vm r. Pidc) Dressing Rooms
next To the Ma -~hall House.
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MEDICINES.
ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC WONDER!
(reo, r... C,r Dyxrrysta

THE TRUE DIGEST
I'VE FLUID. OR GAS
TRIO JUICE. prepared
from Rcnnet, or the faurth
stomachoflhe Ok. after d.
rections Of Baron Liebig.
the great Physiological
Chemist, by DIR. J 8.
Hougnton. NJ. d.. philaiel-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-06-14

This may be seeded during the first week in this
month, with every prospect Off fair yield. The same
manure and quantities named for the Sugar beet and
Magel Wurizel, will answer for Parsnips.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-06-14

IT IGHT Light, Give ms bui Light
LIZ A large supply Of Lamps and Lanterns for Cam
hine and Spirit Gas Of all kinds in in this market;
pst received and for sale low, by d. R. LYMAN.
Jnne7 I'm Bank Square.
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GEO. ~. KEYSER, N. u.
His WOMnAN aarc Healed.


There y nothing that can be compared the Mu--
tang Llnmrn il its speedy aud permanent cure .,f
sirairs. bruises cuts. gals, chnfcs scratches tvoey
poler,i, f-Iun, big head. SPAWN ring bone wind eal
cracked heel "rany other wnnnd, Stiffness nnatnra
enlargement of bone muscle. A livery stable keep
or Of this city had match horse that he priced very
highly, that had large ring-bone both legs. Tn.
horse conctey cured and his limbs lcft Iericc-
ly smonth by ihc Of this Linirneni.
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THE LATEST NEWS.


. n EhcSl''" bh NE@"h~DiN" AhE
LAgE VISIT OF TIE CRESCENT CITY To
HAVANA
, i, .. , -, =,
me ''"' "N' VI N''l.'''''O' - 'H'"o"1' gives 'ae
s9acNed particulars q the recent visit OF the Ores
,e.f CIV 60 Havana which has teen fJreshsdov cd
low tc1ccranb;c disps,ctes.
- -.
me crescent wy "''''se On the moro on The
ON i.S"0' "i-e' s0ts'" arc 'an 10 remain ou'sde
Gnu' t'r nt&' hlo,hHe re spanish steam J.
sate Ia '' &C. dhdt'' ""'N" vas cruising on tue
port sP ~ me - = Al an 'ct'Hi ig h',r name
aad de'""A"ot'. passe" ID are entering the port
10 b'eh L." a. GU }" ~ 'aae' t1c captain the
E9'i come ""he,i'', a"1 "a informed captain DareL-
rsci that Tie ina.i' ana al persons could land ex
sEftIurssF Smi.A
,t'h 'a''.'~ D7'' HF"'t expressing h!nseH
f--' ~ IL 'e' 'l'i7.'oh @ zoe oinis"dies mere
''.-I" eA.s"hs zee |FP.aN ! tns LORI assured
am ,-h. !. We .'4 -, "''z ,IP 'Gt sho"o 81
SINH tr'a!n - t@e zap from NV YORK no cOh-
T-a'1a" s.. i''" zoe '"o'o ", u,d oe a'o"ed. Cap
ia.H -, 'N ess'- !'i' s.ot ~ 's, aud remark c
INA. 10" 4.'''i-.'y "a. coming more compicHt's
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
ARRIVAL OF THE HERMANN.
Three Days Later from Europe.
FRANCE DECLARED AN EMPIRE.

New YORK, Nov. %.
The steamer hermann arrived this evening
bringing Liverpool dates 10 the 9Th inst. incIu
siye.
COMMERCIAL NEWS.
Cotton hadIeclined, and les we re dpll
l''OUo bales had been cold during the three
days preceding the 9th. Breadstuffs firm and
advancing: Baltimore and PHILADELPHIA Flou,
readily commanded 24..
ENGLAND.
The intelligence from England is unimpor.
tant.
FRANCE.
The French Senate have adopted the En-.
pre-, by vote Of SO out of 81. The title OIL
the new monarch is to be Nlpoleon H., En-.
.'eror Of the French. The Empire is dec Jared
10 be hereditary, in the first place, in his lie
climate is ne; ifsuch issue be wanting, he j:
empowered to adopt, as his successor, any
member of the Bonaparte family. None o
that family can marry without his consent.
On the 2lst and 22d of November the CUES
ton was to have been submitted TO the people
aud the legislature was to have met on the
2Jth to count the votes.
The President accepted the nomination in
an address which is said TO have created an IN.
favorable impression.
RUSSIA.
The Prince de Leuchtenberg died at 81. Pc,
tersburg on the 25th Of October.
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irrtrdi Of the Empire CitV.

Ne" ORLEANS, Nov. 22.-.rhe steamer En-
pre- City, from Havana, arrived here this
morning, having lett Havana on the 18th inst.
The news OF the reception of the Crescent City
end the determination OF the Captain Genei al
not To allow her 10 enter that por: again with
element, and disappointed general expec'a-
lion. The return of the Crescent City 10 New
Orleans, with the account Of her next visit to
Il yana, vii! b, looked for with interest.
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IMPORTANT REvELATIoNs,-The National
lntelhgencer has accidentally obtained intor-
nation OF the existence Of important docu-
.nents, atfOfding complete exposition of the
overture made by President Polk TO the gov
efainent OF Spain, for the purchase OF The is
land Of Cuba. The papers i'll question are
published in the lnteiIgcncer, from which it
appears that The proposition was absolutely
declined
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Exteasi0n Of TIE OraMge and Aleraadria
R0IIrnnH.

WAsHiSGfoN, Nov. ., Z. MAT the meet
ng OF the Board OF Aldermen and Common
Council, this evening, the following gentlemen,
N conjunction with The Mayor, were appoint
81 Commute TO confer with the Orange ard
Aiexhhdna Railroad Company upon the sub.
iect Of Obtaining authority from the legislature
q Virginia 10 enable their company 10 extend
their road to the District line, so as to connect
with this city by the shortest and most pructi.
cable route: DIR. Magruder, alderman; Joseph
BRYAN, Council
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Tie Rerenue Fraud INVESTIGATION.

WAsHINGToH, Nov. % The Senate com
mIttee on revenue, frauds, of which Gen.
James is chairman, have pursued their inyes
legations ia the various Atlantic cities, during
i!e recess, but finding it necessary to examine
& very large number of Witnesses, will be
nyie to make only Il preliminary report at The
meeting Of Congress, end will ask leave TO
continue their sjtlngs.
Hon. Chas. Chapman arrived here this morn
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IAiaasGchnsetis EIectinn.

BOSTON, nov. %.
AZ election mas jIst been he'd in this State to f ]
vacancies in the Legislature. Returns received
show that sc Wings. lI0 Coalition, and IS Nation
al Democrats have been chosen. The Wings have
small majority in the Legislature, securing the
election oil WLig Governor.
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no 22--dtd

STOLEN, froIa my store, on brook Avenue On
~ Friday night last, a bundle Of French Calf
skins, enc bundle Of Red Lining skins, 5
stout air IT Pegged ROets, pair OF Footed
Boots, calf skin (chahnsD boots; a nunb-r of
Lady's CATERS AMI Boys shoes. A reward
OF $40 win be gwen for the apprehension and detec
ton OF the-thfef, or $40 for the recovery Of the
stolen articles.
no 22-35* WM nFtTs
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THE MARKETS.

NEW York, Nov. 23.-SaIes Of IA 500 bills Flour;
southern, Si.4i to 4 81. Whea. and Corn less &C..
tive, and prices act so firm.
BALrIMc RE, Nov. 23-Flour dull; sales of eco
bbs. st IS Wheat declined; sales Of red at
l06 to los cents and white at previous rates Corn
IS cents
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SPRINGFIELD, Nov. 2l.-A man named Week
< rev Salnm, was Billed ct orange, III Franklin
e. 9r y on Thu sday night, by man named " hit
aey n the course Ct dis Jute in regard to d pro-
posed wrestling match between tue TWO parties -
r. 4.tuey was arrested.
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John Roth, who was 60 severely in
.ured by the premature discharge Of q cannon
On Saturday last, at Bethlehem Pa, died on
Sunday morning. William Bush, who was
aiored at the same time, will probably re-
c.EIr.
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From MExIco.-By an arrival at New
Orleans, highly important news has been re-
ee.veJ fem Mexico. Ii Is stated that Uraga
has pronounced in favor OF the plan of Jalsce,
winch opposes Ar.sta, and favors the return
{: SuGta Anna TO power.
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TEoF, n ! Nov. - Two men were arrested
ast night, on the charge of rohbinga grave in the
Cs-notc buryIng ground. The bouy OF female
recently deceased, was found III a vacant lot rear
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Es An election for Congressman took
place in Louisville on the Doth The MAORI
~ Tor Preston, Wig, in the city, is 1870. He is
undoubtedly elected.
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CLNCl$NATI Nov. y The candle natufactoIy
{. George n hhilitas, Will seven All joining build
Ihss was destroyed By fire yesterday. The whole
Jss is SO 600. 1t which M Shilitas' loss is $55-
Voe, on which there Was an insurance OF $35, 600
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BY Davenport, Allen & Co.

BY DaVcnPOrt, Allen q Co.
Sln CASES BUUrS. = Ii d E = N ID
COO HATS, SOLE LEATHER & TRUNKS:
AT AUCTION On THURSDAY December End,
at 10 o'clock we will sell at our Auction Store a
large assortment of frt sh and desirable goods for
winter sales, consisting of
GEMS Fine Cali Boots
Mems and Boys heavy winter Boots
Do Hungarian DO
Mems and Boys Sewed and Pegged. Broeres and
Brogans
Youths Boots aud Shoes
Women and Misses BIskins, Ties, Boots, &c, &c
$50 Cases six Hate
500 Sides Sole Leather
80 Trunks
Richmond made Brogues, &c, &c.
ALSO.
20 bbls Oranges
TERMs-under 800 cash. 500 and over, foul
| months credit f,r approved paper.
nol4 DAVENPORT. ALLEN & Co Anctra
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~ A magnificent holl was dedicated by
!hs odd Fellows in New Orleans, on Monday,
III great ceremony.
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ItRUsTEE's SALE OF REAL K -.
L TATE-By Virtue OF a deed of Trust, dated
the Let day Of July, in the year 1852; and by re-
quest Of the beneficiary, in said deed, the under
signed, appointed Trustee therein, will pI oceed 10
sell at Public Auction, on the premses, the Real
Estate III said deed conveyed as follows: Ga
SATURDAY Nov. 9th 1852, at O'Clock p Nj, Il
lot of ground in Richmond City, on tine South cor
per OF Main and Fourth streets, fronting ~ feet on
Main street. and running back about 1853 feet, On
which lot there is prior lien the amount Of which
will be made known st the sale. And on MONDAY
Nov 29th, 1882, at o'clock NJ, lot OF ground in
Manchester, known in the plan OF said town as
"Gordon Tenement No 2e4, lying on the East side
of Jackson street, together vita ali houses and ap
purtenances 10 the said lots belonging.
TENS Cash.
no ibid X HOWlSOk, Trustee =
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E.v NOVEL BY TBACKEKAY.-J'

=! T. " NWVEE III IbAtA ENA j.
y w. RANDOLPH has received Nov 2pih-
History Of Henry EsmJnd ESQ, Col 10 the ser
vice Of her Msasty q icen Aln, written by nseIf
by w N ThacKe!sy
Godey's Gallery Of splend.d Engrayi2g- rom
pictures, by the first masters-50c
Table TAX on Books, Men, Manners, from Sid
neg Smith and others edited by c Eye'ya, Es9,
beng No 81 Of Putnam's Libraty-2jc
December No Petsrsons i.sdi g. National Maya
zine ;erd Godey's Lad to- k-95 ecH;. ec.4.
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By Davenport. Allen & Co.

BY Davenport. Allen g. Co.
ROCERIES, &c, At AUCTION
" On THURSDAY, 25th November, we will sell
at auction store at 10 o'clock, assortment o.
Groceries, viz:
Coffee Sugars, various grades
Rio, Laguay rs and Java Coffee
Window Glass
Green and black Teas
Sole Leather, Soap, Candles
Moasses, TumbIers, &c. &c
TERMs-UHder 500, cash; 500 and over, four
mont s credit for approved paper.
DAVENPORT, ALLEN e. CO.,
nOiS Aue:ioneers :
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TO TUH3tEUNlsTS Ieceived, anO.
l. Their lot If very Superior No | Tonka Bean
the quality Of which cannot be surpassed. They
stIictiy prime,
ALSO -Eaglish Essential o.! Almonds, Oil Der
gBrnot. Lemon, Cinnamon, Peppermint, Cloves
and Rose, al TIE lowest rates All the spices used
in tavoIing hand, and will be sold st our usual
low prices.
Tobacco Flavorng CT excellent quality, and
highly approved by all who have used it. For sale
by the tarrel OF gallon.
Ingredients furnished for the above tavoring
where preferred, &c.
BENEFIT & BEERS,
no "a Druggists hIsin street
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.,TOCk UFDRY tIUOps AT l;REaT.

ATOCh OF DRY GOODS AT GREAT.
~ LY REDUCED PRICES From and after this
date we are oferiag our large al cheap stick of
Fancy and Domestic Dr. Goods, al greatfyrrtucs6
prices ~ order TO REFUGE tee ciently pri.
OF to taxing Inventory, BY lat Of Janu8ry next An
in search for really chcgp ard hindsc me goods
must not tail to cali us. We have the iargest
assortment IN Dr 90 GooGs OF all kinds; beautiful
Mousiines ut oGe shilling. Also, another !ot of
those superior Linen Towels, at 81 per dozen.
Needle work Oh all descriptions, very cheap
White, red ard yellow Fihnnels very iow ia fact
everything needtu and desirable in the Dry Goods
lire, can be he'd at our Little cheaper than
any where else.
ribbons, Floreaces, Harealise Sans, Bonnet
ami MeGtii!a Veyrts, we VIII sell at cosi To ali IS no
viii c2ll. }. MlLLHls ER a BROTHER,
10 - 1913 Broad sffett
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Or VIRGINIA-AU
~ former students of the University of Virginia,
who may be 10 Richmond, requested to meet
in the Hal OF the House of Delegates the even
ing If the I'd ct December.
The objects OF the meeting are 10 take into con-
slider ation the means for promoting the interests
OF the University and to pa,fset the plan now IL,
the hands OF the COMMITTEE appointed at the last
meeting Of the Alumni for the procurement Of a
copy OF kaphaePs School II Athens
Messrs NJ I Hunter, William Daniel Jr A II
Fl Stuart and Alexander Rves, alumni Of the Uni
Versity, nave been invited 10 nc dress the Meeting
THO5 ii ELLIS
JEU THOMPSON.
Is B MINOR.
JNO CASkiE.
X MASSIE.
mn 01-dtd
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BY George J. Sumner.

DEREMPTORI SALE OF A LARGE
Z AND VALUA8LE COLLECTION OF RICH.
LY FRAMED OIL PAINTlNGS-On Friday
morning, the goth inst, commenc ny at 0 o'clock
in the large room over the store Of Elias Hale, No
leo Me street will be sold at auction, pahOmt re
sace, very large and valuable collection OF Oil
Paintipg s, in richly ornamented gilt frames. The
greater portion Of this collection, is the private
property of gentleman, and contains many beau,i.
!ul and costly pictures; ard as the conditions of
he cons;gnn ent cali for peremptory sale Ito
cover advances made by the consignee," the whole
will be sold with ut the least reserve
The paintings will be open for exhibition on
Wednesday, the 18th inst, when the public is re.
specially invited 10 call and examine them.
Descriptive catalogues will be ready tor disiribu
ton at the time.
Terms cash Sale to be conducted by
30 l6-dtd GEORGE SUMNER, Auct.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-11-24

NEWEST ARRIVAL OF LACE, MIL.
LS merry GUOuS, DC the subscI ibers have
received, On cCnhig nruent large and splendid
stock OF The above goods, " hch III y will sell to
the trade at the lowest possible prices. he Goods
Comprise:
French, English ard German Laces
White aud Back Hlond do
limb Ee.ts, llusions, &C
French En1b HdkfS, Chem zetts, Habit Collars
Infants Caps, &c, a feS OF the newest shaped
Caps
Lace and Muslin Coitteres
And variety Of Goods, suited for Millinery puc-
poses.
The trade is invited to examine the Stock which
is low open tor inspection.
"a ALEX MOTT & co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-11-24
BY DUNLOP. MONCURE & co.

FRENCH PLATE rIIRRG = On
L THURSDAY, The 25th inst at IL O'Clock, at
Auction Rooms, we will sell large assot men
of French Plate Glass Mirrors some of extra large
size, and with highly Ornamented Gilt Frames
They will be ready for exhibition on Wednes-
day, and persons requested to call and exam
inc them. Terms cash.
DUNLOP, MONCURE & co,
no % Aucts