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E1AGGoT OF FRENCH STICKS, for sale

E by J w RANDOLPH, January 81.
Drawing Tor Schools, method by which all the
members OF large class taught to draw at once,
with neaness, uniformity and accurscy-ia six parts.
By Benjamin H Coe, teacher of drawing. Part Sc
cond; heads, animals. figures, boats, &c. Price So
Pqnams Semi. Monlhly Library for Travellers and
the Preside.
Home and Social Philosophy from Household
Words, edited by Charles Dickens. First series,
complete, 25c.
A Faggot OF French Sticks or Paris in 1851. Bv
SIR Francis Head-two parts Toe, bound ST..
The Elements OF Materia Medlcs and T'herape utics
By jonathan Poieira, M d + R S and L. S. Third
American edition, enlarged and improved by the au-
thor including notices of most OF the medicinal sub.
stances in use in the civilized world, and forming an
Encyc opeda OF Matels Medica. edited by Joseph Car
son, M D, Professor OF Materia Medica and Phar-
macy in the University OF Pennsylvania Fellow Of
the College ofPhysicians ct Philadelphia, Be- Vol
g.
An Analytical Compendium of the various branches
Of Medical Science for the and examina lion OF
Students. BY John Neil, NJ D, and F G Sn,itb M
D.. second edition revised and improved SIS.
Synopsis OF the course OF lectures on Materis Med
lea and Pharmacy delivered in the University OF
Pennsylvania. By Joseph Carson. M D. 81 IS.
History OF Greek Classical Literature. By r w
Browne M A. frebendafy OF St Paui's, and Professor
Of Classical Literature in Kings College, London 81
Horace, with Smiz' and Zumpts notes, &C.
New varieties oil gold and silver coins counterfeit
coins, and bullion; with mint values Second edition
fe-arrangad, with nume'ous addtions by ] Eek
1edt and WIN u Dubois, assayers Of the lint of the
United states 10 which sadded a brief account of
the collection ri coins belonging 10 the mint. Sc
cond hditon, enlarged. by VIM 6 Dubois, ST..
=, Smithsonian Report IN recent improvements in the
Mechanic Arts, by Professor BootE aud Camnhell
Moffit 75c. 10 81
EgADEN CHINA. t1e.--Splendid Baden Chino
MD Boquet Holders, Csndleslicks, Card Bssks,s
elegant French China and Cut Glass Toilet Boltles
with tine assortment Of Bohe milan Glass Ware far
sale by NJ ZtMMERMAM' i''
ia IS Corner Main and I2,h -.
SHEFFIELD AND IsINMINGHAm PY-A
~ TED Notwithstanding and stationary Cas-.
keis. Toast Racks, Fruit Kavea &c. for sale bv
On NJ ZIMMERMAN,
ia 70 Corner Main and lsth ste.
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New and Valuable Publications.
UEESCEPTEONABL BOOKS FOR
FAMILY READING.
FOR SALE By
NASH q WOODHOUSE

| NASH q WOODHoUSE
| l39 Main street.
Ageilar, G-lhe Mothers Recompense; IL. mo paper,
| Aguilar, S-vao of Cedars; IL mo cloth Use; paper
Soc
Aguilay, s-Woman's Friendship; cloh 7sc; paper
AgnIar; s-W Women of Israel; vols, paper Gil cloth
Ddpuy, A E-The Conspirator. 10 mo cloth Use; pa.
Ellen Parry, Trials of the Heart; 10 mo cloth Csc;
paper 35c
Ellen MiddIeton--A tale, by Lady Fullerton; 10 mo
paper 60c; cloth 75c
Home is Heme-A domestic story; - mo paper DC
cloth 75c
HeIowe, or the Unrevealed Secret; by TalvI: IL mo
cloth 75c; paper Soc
Hewitt, Msry-The Heir of Vast Wayand; IL mo-;
paper 38c; cloth 75c
l GA tale Of the Ancient Fame, by Barlou IL mo;
paper Soc; cloth 75c
james Mounljoy, or I've been Thinking, by A Roe
parts-paper Soc; cloth 75c
Lilies Discipline; tale of the annals of Hungary; by
Ialv author OF Heloise, &C.; IL mo; paper sse
Mcintosh, J M-Two Lives, or To Seem and To Be;
u mo; cloth 75c paper SOC
McIntos h, J M-Charms and Countercharms; paper
alden Aunt; story, by S M; IL mo; paper SOC;
Msnzon the Betro,hed Lovers-s vols, IL mo; cloth
Margaret Maitland; (some passages in the life oD IL
mo; sper 50c cloth 75c
MaxwelFs Hill Side and Border Sketches vo; pa
per cover Csc
Morton Montagu; Young Christians Choice; by c B
Mortimer; II mo; cloth Use
Ns,halie tale by Julia Kavanaugh, author of Wo-
msn in France, Madeline, &C.; IL mo; paper Use;
cloth 81
Norman Leslie; tale by G c II; - me cloth 75c;
paper 5Sc |
Rose Douglass; the Autobiography of Minister'S
Daughter; by M W. IL mo; paper soc; cloth 75c |
Swell, f M-The EarFs Daughter; IL mo; cloth 75c; |
paper Soc |
SWELL E Many HERBERT tale; IL mo; cloth Use; |
paper Soc
Swell, q M-Gerrude tale, u mo; cloth 75c pa. |
per Soc
Sewell, K. M.-Laneon Parsonage, Tale, 3 vols. |
limo. cloth RS; paper cover, l,5O
Sewell, E. M-Margaret Perclva, 2vols cloth 81 so; |
paper cover ST..
Sewell, 3. NV alter Lorimer, and other Tale |
l2mo, illustrated, C 10th. 75c
Southw orth, E. d. E. N.-The Deserted Wife, a |
Novel, Svo, paper Csc.
Southworth, E. D. e. N -Shannondale, Novel, |
svo, paper Csc.
soulhworth, E. D. E. N.--The Mother in Law, a
Novel, paper .9vo, $50.
Sunbeam and Shadows and Buds and Blossoms; or
Leaves from Aunt Mnnies Portfolio, limo, paper,
Soc; cloth, 75c.
To Love and 10 be Loved storp by A. S. Roe,
author of"James Nj ountj oy" &C., limo. cloth, Soc;
paper, 33c.
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eH The proceedings OF the Mayors Coult yeeter.
day were without interest. Only Two subjects were
brought up from the cage One turned out to be- a
small egro boy who had been arrested for the grave
offence opromenading the street. without pass; and
the other proved to be an elderly white woman who
had been arrested on 9Th street, drunk and noisy
The boy was discharged. but the woman being an old
offender was committed to Jail for spell.
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THE HEARTS CHARITY


A rich man walked abroad one day,
And poor man walked by the seisan,s way,
When pale and starving face came by
With palid lip aud hopeless eve,
And that starving face presumed to stand,
And ask tor bread at the rich mans hand;
But the rich man ST. lenly looked ask anee
With gathering irown and doubtful glance.
VI have nothing, said he, ITO give to you
For any such rogue of cantpg crew;
Get work, get work! know tuIl well
The whining lies that beegars Tell"
And he ia tened his pocket and on he went,
With his soul untouched and his conscen content.
Now this great owner OF golden store
Had butt church not long before,
As noble lane as man cou raise,
And the world had given him thanks and praise,
And all who beheld it layished fame
On his christian gift and gody
The poor raan passed, and the white lips dared
10 ask OF him ifa mite could be spared
The poor man gazed on the beggar's cheek,
And saw that the white lips could not speak.
Hestood for moment, but not TO pause
on the truth Of tla tale, or the parish laws,
He was seeking to gve-though it was but small
Fer penny, single penny was all
But he gave it with kind word,
Whilst the warmesi psise in hisbreast was stirred
Twas tinys seed his charity shed,
But the white lips 90: a taste of Thread,
Aud the beggars blessing hallowed the ctus.
That came ikea spring in the desert dust
The rich man and the poor died,
AS all OF must. and they were tried
At the sacred judgment sea: above,
For their thoughts of evil and deeds OF love.
The balance of justice there tue,
And fairly bestowed VIVA; fairly was due,
And the two fresh corners through Heavens gate
Stood there TO learn their eternal fate.
The recording angels told OF things
That fitted them both with kindred wings;
But as they stood on ths crystal light,
The plunnes of the rich man grew less bright.
The angels knew by that shadowy sign,
That the poor mans work had been most divine;
And they brought the unerrn< scales TO see
What the rich mans falling off could be.
Full many deeds did the angels weigh,
But the balance kept an even sway;
And at last the church endowment laid
With its thousands promised aad thousands paid,
With the thanks of preates by its side,
In the stately words of pous pride;
And II weighed so much that the angels stood
To see how the poor man could balance such good.
A cherub came and took his place
BY the empty scale, with radiant grace,
And he dropped the penny that had fed
White starving lips Nth a crust Of bread.
The church endowment went up with the BEAM
And the whisper of the Great Supreme,
AS he beckoned the poor man to his throne
Was heard in this immortal tone
"Blessed are they who from great gain
Give thousands with reasoning BRAIN.
But hoer still shall be his part
Who gives one coin with plying heart"
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NEW Work MARKETS Ian

NEW YORK MARKETS, Jan. 81, p M
CoTToN.-The transactions to-day comprise fully
1000 baes the market closing slightly in favor OF buy
FLoun.-Sa!es to-. day OF 5000 bbls, State brands
at 81 SCI.
ToBAcco-Sales to-day Of $50 hhds. at prices ran
ging from $4a to 81.
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RELIEF FOR THE PooR.-The reader will perceive,5by
reference to the proceedings Of the Council Monday
evening" that the additional sum Of $500 has been ap
proprsed to relieve the dsreses Of tbs poor and needy
Verify, our City Fathers are becoming generous to
fanlt.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-01-28
BY ALEXANDER MOTT & co.

A1 OTICE.-The subscribers intending to change
Y THEN present business, earnestly request those in
debted to them to make immediate payment and all
accounts due the LIST January paid by the 9Th Of
February next will be placed in the hands OF an officer
for collection. We will sell cur stock until that time
at and below cost. Ii not disposed of by the 9Th OF
February, the balance Of the stock hand will be sold
at auction on MONDAY. the 9th OF February.
KARI & BROTHER,
Opposite the Virginia Banks.
Sale to be conducted by ALEXANDER NoTr g. Co.
AucIioneers. ian 81
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BALTIMORE MARKETS, Jany u, p. M.
FLoUR--We note sales to-day of 500 bbs Howard
Street Flour at 81 %, and 200 bbls at Ss4 314
GRAIN-Steady at former rates.
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BY ALEXANDER MOTT IL co.
No.Gl Mainstreet, opposite the city Hotel.

BY ALEXANDER MOTT IL CO.
No.6l Manstreet, opposite the city Hotel
REGULAR SALE DAYS:
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS SATURDAYS.
AN the above named days Twin sell at public
W ton, at my store opposite the City Hotel, COM
mencing at half-past o'clock, variety of mscella-
neous goods, such as the following:
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Wardrobes, Sideboards
Bureaus, Bedsteads Chairs OF every style and patterns
Hair and Shuck Mattresses Dining, Tea, Toilet and
Gard Tables Beds and Bedding &c.
AISO-A large lotof reasonable piece and cut Dry
Goods &C., with Clotk1 Cassmeres, Sat,inets Vest
Ings, Flannels, beached 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.
Honable ready made clothing. Boots and Shoes
silk, wool and water proof Hats, cloth and glazed
Caps, Cutlery, and large assortment of Trunks, Va
lice and Carpet Bags, Mason's Challenge Backing
ricton Matches, Clocks and an endless varietye
perfumery and Fancy Goodsof every description.
NH ALEX. MOTT Il co.
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s Wehavs been blessed with charming weather
the past three days. Should it continue a few days
longer the cold ob:t uctions above and below the
city, will yield to its genea nhusuce and navigation be
again resumed
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G. W LOCKWOOD, Trustese
Sale conducted by R. CAUTHoRH, Auct.
inn 10

SALE OF A BREW RY IN TEE CITY
~ OF RICHMOND BY virtue Of deed oil trus,
executed TO me by Messrs Schwsbe & Co, and duly
recorded in the Office OF the clerk Of the Hastings
Court of the city of Richmond, shall offer for sale,
privately, the Brewery at Bacon Qvarter Branch with
ell the fixtures thereto belonging. Any person wish
of sale very accommodating. Should the property
not be disposed or before the 24lh OF this mont
private sale, it will be offered to the highest bidder,
at public auction, On that day at IL O'clock, M
The establishment is said to be in very complete Or
der.
P S-The proprietor Of the above premises will, if
desired sell the same to any who may purchase
the above Brewery and fixtures
r P AUGUST, Trustee.
ALEX NoTT & Co., Aucts.
POSTPONEMENT-I'he above sale is postponed
until FRIDAY, the 9th February, at 10 O'Clock, when
it will positively take place.
ja26 ALEX MOTT &c CO., Auct
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STEAMBOAT DISASTER

OIEAMBUAI DISASTER-LUSS OF LIFE 2
MEMPHIS, Jany 26.
The Steamer De Witt Clinton from New Orleans
tor Pittsbure ran afou of snag in the river to-day
near this CITY, and sank Immediately. Thirty lives
were lost by this unfortunate accident. The boat,
however, was insured.
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INSULT TO THE AMERICAN FLAG.

The schr Midas from Rio de Janeiro. reports that
on the 2lst December, he wss boarded by Brazilian
cruiser, her papers ovehauled and upon parting the
cruiser fired shot across her stern.
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THE WHEELING BRIDGE CASE.

TIT J" IIi1I1I11-N0 OfiSLI'
WARRINGTON, Jan. 81.
The Supreme Court has decided the Wheeling
Bridge Case. The decision is adverse to the Bridge
company; and will compel the company eilher TO
atoge her elevate so as not to obstruct
the free navigation OF the river.
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FRIDAY-Kentueky, No. 24--Capita 50: Ooo.-
IS Nos, 10 drawn. Tickets IS, halves So so, quar-
tiers 81 25.
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WEDNESDAY-KentuckY No 22-CapitaI: s32,
sou. IS nos, IL drawn. Tickets $40, halves s!
quarters2 80.
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RICHMOND.

SAILED,
Steamer City of Richmond, Foster, New York
mdze and passengers.
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THURSpAY-Kentucky extra, No. 25-CapitaI
quarters so.
DAY-Kentucky, No. 23-Capital: $50
600. 7s nos, 10 drawn. Tickets So, halves 81
quarters 25.
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AUCTION SALES,
FUTURE DAYS.
BY ALEXANDER MOTT & co.

EkEETEEE HOUSEHOLD FURNT
IN fURE, &c, AT AUCTION --On FRIDAY
next, the 30h inst. commencing at 10 o'clock We
sha proceed sell at public auction at the resi- ieace
OF Mr Geo. L. Betiy,.on Franklin sheet 9 doors be-
low Trinity Church, who is declining house keeping
all his household and kitchen Furniture consisting in
part as follows:
Mahogany Wardrobe and China Press
Mahogany Sofas, Washstands
Mahogany Dining and Tea Tables
Cane and windsor Chairs
Beds Bedsteads and Bedding
3 Carpets and floor OIL Cloths
China and Glass ware
l very excellent Piano
l large cooking stove
Together with large collection oil Kitchen Furn-
ture. &c. Terms at sale.
ALEX MOTT & 60, Aucts
msdiately after the sale OF furniture we will rent
auciion the House, from The day OF sale to tn LIST
OF next September.
jazz ALEX MOTT e. Co. Aucts.
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ACKNOWLEDGING extra, No. 27-Capital !:
$1,000. IS Nos, IL drawn. Tickets 81, halves 50e.,
quarters Csc.
kentucky, No 25-Capita: $40 :
OF ECO, IS Nos Is drawn. Tickets $40, halves 5,
quarters Q so.
Buyers referred to my Register of Prlzes to be
seen at the office, proof OF what have sold end
every drawing continues to increase the number.
Orders Tor packages certificates of packages and
gle tickets the above schemes in all the Lotteries will
be promptly attended TO, and drawing sent when re-
quested. Please address orders to
de % NJ STR ALTON Richmond Va
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS DAY.
n on THE WEST HAN
HTAIIfARIE EAn

- On HNV
VALUABLE FAR m MILES WEST c +
PLANK ROAD FO, WEDNESDAY the
RlCHMOND-Wiil be sold on ~mmeneinq /
2Sih jan, 1852, upon The premises c. he valuable
O'Clock, it fair, il not, the next lair day L. ~ st-
Farm (owued BY Messrs. J. g. e. II. C. Csbe I'd,
aled in the county OF Henrico on The plank l.
containing 100 scres-togeiher with all the buildings
thereon consisting oil dwelling (suitable for small
iamily) excellent kitchen, barn, &c. Tie placa ia
10 high state OF Improvement, and il well enclosed
The owners not being able TO devote their time 10
the management OF the iarm have DIT fmined- 10 dis
pos OF II at auction. The Eeghborhood is equal TO
any 10 the county The plank rond running in front of
the Farm, enables any to ride 10 the city n half
an hour-upon u most delightful road 10 the eouniy
TgRMs-One-third cash, balance al and years for
bonds or notes, bearing interest, secured by trust deed
Jan 10 W. GODDlN. Auct.
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LATEST NEWS.
Transmitted by magnetic Telegraph.
ZOE TIE DAILY RICHMOND TIMrs
CONGRESSIONAL SUMMARY.
TUESDAYS PROCEEDINGS
WasuIyGroN- Ian ~ p

WASHINGTON, Jan. u, Z. VI.
SENATe.-A petition was presented from Mr.. Van
derbt, offering to carry the Ssn Francisco mails
across the lsthmus OF Panama for $3.50 900 per month
HoUsE.-The House spent the day ia useless dis
cussion on the resolution 10 give the Census printing
ed iors of certain newspapers.
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RATroN.s OFFICE. n s s,aaIs:h
let ell the world say what they esu.
Fer ssiiiag prizes, Sra ~-9x's me MAJ


let ell ,he world say what they esa,
Fer ssiag prizes, STaATToX's tiss mgn.
Drawn numbers of kentucky, No Jan 9th:
65 IS Al SO 60 rs % 81 SO "a.
Half Nos 4 50 6s, prze Of $500, Sold and paid
''''' mus - Il o. 10 S'Oy sslrTRyATToN.
Drawn n. ngnter, OF Kennedy, No Sian i;!h
Halt Nos II 80 "a, prize oil :, l00o, Sold aud
Ticket Nos 7l944, do slcoo,5 paid by
Drawn Nos of Kentucky No 9-Jan IL:
25 % IS 2 5 26 Gs IS ~ 20 IL 10 u.
Whole'no' &c, the second capital Of $4,000 sent
to this Office. STRATTON
81 Paw "a Nos .a Ksntuely, No l-Ja9 4:
Drawn numbers OF Kentucky, No 10 Jan 18th:
a. Al 81 8 6 Al Sc 81 63 70 Is SO CT
Ticket Nos IS Sc CT, a priza Of $500 sod and paid
by STRATTON.
Drawn Nos of Kentucky, No Plan IS:
90 4S 10 rs 81 46 20 As 70 10 "a
Drawn Nos of Kenucky, Extra No. Is, January II:
42s DO 81 10 81 % Is % 81 So.
p @ % : s 8 s Three sold and paid by
sTRATToN.
Drawn numbers Of Kentucky, Ne. ls Jan; 10Th:
50 ~ ii l6 Is 7 So 39 AZ 81 81 SO 60 IS 60.
Halt Mh1I' S DO 8 8 8 IS Sold and paid by
STRATTON.
Drawn Nos of Kentucky, No l6-Jan'y 20ih
4l Sc 10 81 So SO 20 SO Is III Z Al 90.
Drawn Nos. of Kentucky, No. II, Jan. 2ls:
60 Is IL % Al 81 so SO % a 70 Is As
Drawn Nos. OF Kentucky Extra No 10, Jan 22d:
II 36 10 81 70 60 81 SO 70 | az SIS
81 Drawn Nos OF Kentucky, extra, No 2l-Jan %: < |
~ 80 SO As % 6 So 81 81 II SO Is.
E. e; & e j 8 Three sold and paid by
STRATTON. |
Drawn numbers of Kentucky, No. 19-Jan %:
20 Sc Is Is 26 81 43 SO CT SO 80 So
a pri1a -oIJ L,I
STRATTON.
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BY RICHARD CAUTHORN.

STOCk OF GROCERIES,. FIXTURES,
~ &C., AT AUCTION.-On THURSDAY, 29tn
nst at 10 O'Clock, at the store OF Patrick Brannan
on valley street, Stearns d Brummes Distiie-
~ will sell at auction, for cash, all his stock OF
Groceries, Fixtures & c.
ia % r CAUTHORN
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TUESDAY-Kentucky, extra, No. 23-Capta1
$4O94 70 nos, Is drawn. Tickets 81, halves soc
quarters 25c.
TUESDAY-Kentueky, No. 2l--Capita: So 300
Is numbers, IA drawn. Tickets SIS, halves 81 so
quarters 81 25.
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BY DUNLOP. MONCURE & co.

an THURSDAY next, the 2Sth instant, at ten
W o'clock, we will sell at auction, at the store, No
iol Main street, nearly Opposite the Exchange Bank,
large and magnificent stock oil the most elegant and
costly Fancy Goods and Housekeeping Articles, com.
prising much that taste and s have produced the last
year in the manufactures If Europe. Many of them
are duplicates OF articles exhibited in the Worlds
Fair.
The sale will consist in part Of rich Bohemian and
Venitian Glass, from the Royal manufactures of
Prague and Venice. consisting of Gothic Vases An
tigue Vases, with Dolphns; Wine Sets; Goblets; Po
cali; Punch Bowls; Clsrets: Pitchers, &c.
Also, heavy English crystal cut end engraved Glass
Ware, consisting OF Decanters; Wines; Tumbers;
Champaignes, &c.
Tete Sets; Coffee Cups; magnificent Egg Nog Bowls,
Also, Terra Gotta and Antique Ware, copies from
onpeii and Herculaneum.
Also, an entire invoice rosewood and papier machie
Tables, Boxes, Dressing Cases. Desks, &c. pearl in
laid and silver mounted.
Also, an invoice OF Lamps and Chronicles, of entire
new styles
Goods will be open for examination on Wednesday,
25th inst.
~ Terms cash on delivery.
DUNLOP, MoNCURE q CO..
K7ERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS
ON SIXTH AND CLAY STREETS FOR
SALE AT AUCTION.-WlI be sold on MONDAY
afternoon the End day of February, 1852, upon the
premises, commencing at O'clock so feet Of ground
on the west line OF 9th street, adjoining the residence of
MIR. Robert A. Payne. running back $50 feet--also,
about 70 feet OF ground fronting on the North line of
Clay street. between 9Th and 9th streets, running back
about 50 feet.
IERMs-One third cash, balance at four and eight
months, Tor negotiable notes, interest added secured
by trust deed, or title retained.
jan II w. GODDIN Auct.
TEERUST SALE OF HOUSEHOLD AND KIT.
h CHEN FURNITURE in pursuance of deed Of trust
executed by Richard Fl. Rid dick 10 ne as trustee tor
the benefit Of w Fl. Richardson and others on the
18th day OF November, l848, and admitted to record IN
the Hastings Court Of the city of Richmond on the
| auction at the residence OF said r. Fl. Riddick on
18th st. FRIDAY, Goth January, 1852, at 70 o'clock
vi , ell bis household and kitchen furniture Also
at his stable, horse, mule, two diays, with,
harness.
TrgMs--Cash
r. W IOcKwonD rrrs,sas
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OMNIBUS LINE.
The subscriber is running line
Ssstissk5Ssa OF Omnibusses in this city, from Rock
{E1-s2-E-k@ tits to the head of Broad street.
Fare from Rockets to the head OF Broad street or
any portion of the route 81 cents.
The line consists of the most splendid coaches that
have yet been introduced ao the city attended by
tu and experienced drivers.
Ey' Nomproper persons will be permitted to en-
ter either OF the Omnbuses, the line specially
mends itself to the patronage ofthe ladies.
no TIT II. Major.
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THE RICHMOND DUELLIsrS.

HE R1Gt1 NUM- DUEIJLISTS.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 81, L. NJ.
Nothing has yet been heatd from Messrs. johnson
and Daniel of Richmond. Ii is generally supposed
they have repaired 10 BIadensburg for The purpose of
6qhtiop a duel
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f.. TREDEGAR LOCOMOTIV e WORKS
e. The subscribers having this day formed co.
partnership under the style OF ANDERSON & SOU
Their, for conducting the Engine and Machine blu.
siness, and being prepared TO build Locomotives Su-
gar M ills and Stationary Engines as promptly and on
low terms they be Obtained from any part of
the United States, hope to obtain portion Of the pa
tronage OF this ana the adjoining States.
JOSEPH r. ANDERSON,
Ia lin JOHN SOUTHER.