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for having thrown the responsibility of the Austen
ton of the electors upon the shoulders of the pre-
feet; and others still, in all the eighty six de.
paftmenis. Thus far only four journals have re-
ceived their second warning, and only one, the
Corsaire, Of Paris, has undergone temporary sus.
pension. 49,
The railroad from Paris to strasburg will be
opened to the public on the l2th Of this month.
Thsugh inaugurated by the President on the 10Th
Of July, there remained some important finishing
touches to be given 10 il before it could be ready
for service. The line is about $50 miles in length.
and the ordinary speed Of the accommodation
trains will be twenty hours. Express trains will
go over the ground, drawn by Champion engines,
in half that time. Monster pleasure excursions
from Paris to Baden Baden will be one Of the re.
suits Of the new line of communication. ~. ,.
The Gazette de Prusss announces the settlement
Of a new postal treaty between the Austro. German
Union and the United States; the price Of single
letter from country to the other to be 2 silver
gros-30 cents about. ,.
General Lamorieiere, being hunted from place
to place, is going to endeavor TO his residence
ut Hamburg, IL the authorities will leave him IN.
molested. He will there have the pleasure Of the
amiable society Of General Haynau, Of whom I find
the following item in paper of the locality: "Ths
total gains Of General Haynau, at the Hamburg
tables amount to $50, 900 iorns, which the fortu-
nate winner means to devote to the erection of a
benevolent establishment at Vienna" Probably a
hospital for tho reception and treatment Of women
who have boon tied to q stake and dashed upon the
bare back. "a a. @s
. The Project of the Avegran has warned the edi.
tor of the Echo, and seemingly unable to ascribe
any particular reason, gives the following rather
general one: that for some time past the articles
Of the Echo have had the manifest tendency 10 pro-
duce encouragement; have been OF an insinuatinr
and sarcastic character; and that their spirit is
marked inclination to criticise the act Of the row
eminent and "eur institutions !" whereupon this
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ADJUSTMENTS.
10 conclude with
THE WANDERING Rows
TIE SOUTHERN CIpC1

ROBINSON a. ELDRED, PROpRIkTORS.
WILL EXHIBIT IN RICHMO u
W THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY
18th, 18TH and Goth Of November
ADmIssIoN-50 cents, children and servants half
price.
The Proprietors Of the Souther.. Circus have
much pleasure and confidence in presenting their
Company as 1t now stands TO the Richmond nuhlic
since they visited his city 10 the Spring thew have
expended over fifteen thousand dollars in maxim
thi' the most perfect Establishment of the kind in
the world
The arenas of all Europe have been drained of
their equestrian ability. The burning deserts of
Arabia secured iOI intelligent and beautiful horse,
ne heatres OF this country and England have fur.
nlshed dramatic talent and the Rocks of the North
ern heorides climbed to procure diminutive and
curious performing Ponies.
The Southern Circus
discialms connection with any other As il now
stances, 1t Is composed OF one hundred Horses and
Ponies, and seventy five Performers and Attaches.
Among the latter are all the Stars In the profession
During their stay in Richmond a constant success.
sion OF Novelties will be produced
MASTER JAMES ROBINSON
continues to lead the Male Equestrian exercises
MADAME ROBINSON
will appear in her superb acts upon the ne wly pur-
chased and highly trainnd Arabian Horse jupiter.
MASTER JOHN
will introduce an act of horsemanshiu never before
attempted by any performer.
Remember Remember! Remember ;! we
do not come GA Friday, the eth, but we do come on
Thursday the 18th
THOMAS USHER l. DMARSH, Agent.
no
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NlASUFAUTUifs.


fssS.T-xitS WHOLESALE AND Rtcs
TNASASVfAIL DEALERS IN BOOTS.
SHOES, Trunks, VALICES.
CARPET BAGS, &c-PEMBERTON IL BRO, l6i
Main street, opposite the Exchange Bank, respect.
fully invite strangers visiting the cit and the pub
lie generally, to call and examine their large and
complete assortment OF articles in the above line
Their prices be found IL be low as those of
any other house, whether by the single pair, dozen
or case The stock embraces
Cientlemens Dress Shoes, Caters and Rootees
Do cali, kip and stout Boots and Bootees
Youths Boots AMI BOotees, OF many kinds
Servants Brogues, bounc andunboand
Ladies' Shoes, Buskins, Kids, Jenny Lnds, &c
Ladies' black, bronze snd colo, ed Caters
Buskns and Boot, es for servant women, various
styles
Misses and Children's Shoes, in great variety
Travelling Trunks, plain Leather and nair
Trunks
Ezy1 All Of which are offered at the lowest rates.
PEMBERTON & BRO, 16I Main ST.
Opposite Exchange Bank, Richmond, Va
sc l1-3m
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
TRANSMITTED FOR THE DAILY pisPATcn |
LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival of the Atlantic.

New YORK, Nov. Is.
The steamer Atlantic arrived here to-day.
She left Liverpool on the Sd inst.
COMMERCIAL NEWS.
CoTTos was depressed, and had declined
nearly one eighth. FLOUR had advanced Sd,
and WHEAT ID. The Corn market rema med
unchanged.
ENGLAND.
No opposition was anticipated TO the cleo
ton OF Speaker on the assembling of Parlis.
ment About thirty vessels were wrecked in
the recent gale on the English coast atten ded
with great loss oflife. The building used as a
mandatory of Phillips Fire Annihilator
near London, was lately destroyed by fire.
FRANCE.
A story was in circulation that an extensive
conspiracy against The President Lad been dis
covered in the garrison at Fontairbleau. The
VOC upon the establishment of an Emp ire will
probably be taken on the 2lst and 22i Of this
month.
BELGIUM AND SARDINIA
The Belgian Ministry had been reorganized.
The Sandman Ministry had resigned
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THE MARKETS

BALTIMORE, Nov. I5-Sales of 1000 bbls.
Flour at 8. Red Wheat, $I.07 to Sl.O9;
white, Slip TO $ll4 New white Corn, G8
cts yellow, 20 cents.
New YORK Nov. l5.-Sales of 10000 bbls.
Flour at $5.37 to 1862 for Southern; IS, 900
bushels Wheat at $l.22 for western white; and
$4,000 bushels Com, at 81 TO 50 cents for mix.
ed, aud 90 cents for Southern yellow.
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By Alexander Mott g. Co,

OUR EVENING SALES will be continued
~ until the season closes commencing a. seven
O'Clock, al which time will sci! from the shslyes
in lots SUIT purchasers, good selection of piece
and cut dry goods, hardware cutlery, guns pistols,
gold end silver watches and clocks and time pieces
of every description Also a general assortment of
fEncy goods. ALEX MOTT d. co.
no Auctionesrs
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A DOUBTFUL SToRY.-A Boston correspon-
Mt OF lne WuOnsoCket (R, | Patriot tells
'ii> remarkable story about Jenny Lind: that
..6 rences have sprung up between her and
Der husband, and that she has become insane.
The writer gives Soulag as his authority. He
says, Il have itfeom Sontag herself who so.
burned IN the same city with Lind for several
months, previous to coming 10 America, and
listed her mansion almost daily"
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EUROPE in A HERLGY.-A Shabby Gen
II t~ei story, ana other tales, by WIN Nj Thacke

EUROPE IN a HURRY.-A Shabby Gen
II t-ei story, ana other tales, by WIN Nj Thacke
-zy-51c
Life of Vcissitudes, Story of Revolutionary
sn.s. by q K James, Esq author Of Pequns,
Tn Fate, &c-2Jc
Europe in a Hurry, By George Wilkes, bound in
-o'h-Sl
Rochester, the Merry D Us Of England, by the
author OF Amy Lawrence, etc-50c
Captain kyd, or the Wizard OF the Sea- Ro-
nance, by ret ingrahan author of LATTE, Bur
Ion, etc-5Jc
Wsve:ley Novels. Boston edition, vol l4th-60c
The Ladies New Book If Cooking pr6ctical sys-
ZEN ,Jr private families in town and country, with
directions for carving and arranging the table for
parties, &c. Also, preparation OF food for invallds
ana children, by Sarah Josepha Hale, illustrated
with mum f0us eDgravings cloth-$l
tn Improved Eous wife, or Book of recipes,
win asravngs, for marketing and carving, by Mrs
i L VI ebsler-75c
Treatise on d Bcx CT instruments and the
@..de-SGlc for the use Of Guagers, Engineers, Sea
men, ana students, by Thos keutsh-7Jc
The Msbuflcure of Steel, containing the prac
zee and priuci rles Of working and making Steel
& Hand book Tor Blacksn:itns and workers in Steel
tud Iron, WagoE-Euak6rs Die-sinkers, Cutters and
manufactured OF Files and Hardware-o of Steel and
Iron. AID for men # 5 ;itnce and Art; by Freds-
:lCh Uvegman, author of the manufacture OF Iron,
Ac-15c
EyT sale by G. NJ. WEST e. BROTHER,
40 l6 l4th street, under Exchange Hotel.
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MIR. Whitlimore, Of the firm of Bradley,
NhittmOrc & Co, contractors for finishing
The Central Ohio Railroad from gainesville to
Wheeling, was killed on Wednesday last, at
/ahesslIle, by "a lever bar striking him and
throwing him down an embaLkment, among
E0cks, a distance 0t 90 feet.
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4 IIifr Murdered.

TurAuEIrHIA. Nov. IA lady named
Tr.ataway vas kiicd by her husband on
ra.,slav nj Haliown, about four miles from
~.reta. Nj. She had sued bin for sepa-
q, maintenance, aud obtained a verdict in her
q, r He repaired 10 the house where she
t.ar.. ed and fred a: her through the window.
IT,, bail passed through her head, and she
.t IrsfautIy
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NhOckiRr RntcketN.

IloLLrDAY~BURG, Pa, Nov. 13.-Last night
4 lal named Jas. Shirley. residing between
\ ~ and Freedom, attacked his wife with q
aa'uhct, and beat her brains out. He is sup
posed 10 be Insane.
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.iIHrier.

Troy, \. Y, Nov. ia negro employed
ea d schooner loading at this place was struck
,ue head to-day wtih hanjspike by one Of
&. crew, killing hlm instantly. The names
Of tie parties are not known. 1t appears
rrt the negro refused TO go on shore when or.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
Dreadful Steamboat Explosion and Loss Of


pirrssURG, Nov. l3.-The mail packet
rnckeye Belle exploded both boilers last eve
3inc about O'Clock, IN the locks at Beverly,
- niles from Marietta. No ladies were in
,,,rcA The KILLED, rs far as known, are John
BARBOUR Of Pittsbufg, produce dealer; Joseph
Daniels. engineer; John West; Edward Ath,
s,,on, OF Beverly, VIM. Stu!, a negro man
named Butler, and ~ Others. The injured
Gre Can't Hahn, arm broken and badly scad-
81. Nm. Whsson, first clerk; leg broken and
Ice, and ankles mashed-he will probably die;
CALVIN Stul, Joe Covey, leg broken; Edward
B.eehwar, and many others. The boat was
ON completely to pieces. Every fue OF one
a.,.rr collapsed, and the other boiler canno;
Re found The accident is attributed to the
cross rcckiesSness OF the engineers, one of
" h.fn was on the safety valve at the time CT
.,s txplasun. The carpenter says he told
he erginecr there was too much steam on FIVE
INMATES before the accident.
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l,rirnL ofthc .Stenmer Cifu Of Glnscnr

pHIADrrPHIA, Nov. 1.-THE steamship
G.t, Of Glasgow arrived here at ) O'Clock this
moon, from Liverpool, bringing l03 passen-
,-r-. She sailed previous to the Mag ara; and,
II course. brings TO news. The Bishop of
H.g~ouTg is among the passengers in the Glas-
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By james M. Taylor.

EOsJR VERY DEoIKABLE RESIDES.
T. CES AT AUCTION.-Wlll be sold on Tuesday,
November 23d, al 311 o'clock NJ upon the premi-
ses those four very desirable brick houses and lots
situated at the corner Of 10Th and Broad sts These
houses finished in the most approved style, and
are IN excellent der, containing about II rooms
each with brick kitchens aud the other usual out
houses The lots Fl ont about 27k feet, and run
lack about 1872 feet to 90 foot paved alley and all
of these houses are al present occupied by excel
lent tenants st fair rents.
This property being pleasantly located within a
few minutes walk of the heaviest business portion
OF the city, market deck, sc, pre- SCENTS unusual ad
vantages TO those wishing residences retired yet
convenient to those points.
Terms-One-third cash the balance at six and
twelve months with interest and satisfactorily Sc
cured
moo JAMES NJ TAYLOR, Auct
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ny JAMES NJ. TAYLOR.

TWO HOUSES AND LOTS AND
l. THREE VACANT LOTS Az AUCTION
win be sold on Tuesday, the 23rd November q
) O'clock upon the premises those two Framed
Houses and Lots and two vacant Lots, situated en-
the north side Of Marshall street, between 18th and
10Th streets, near the residence Of Mr. James
Puindexter. TIE houses contain about rooms
each, with the usual outhouscs, and are in excel!
lent order with l0ts attached fronting % feet EACH
and ranniEg back 100 feet.
OF the vacant Lots, the one at the corner of Mar
shall and 18th streets, fronts 20 feet and the other
two front 80 feet Zach, and run back I6J feet The
improved portion OF the above property ia now
rented good rent; and from its convenience Of
to the heart OF the city, and its retired loca
ton, the whole Of it might BE made to yield hand
per cent upon its probable cost and this pro-
perry being beyond the corporation inc, is exempt
from city taxes.
TERMs-One third cash; balance at and II
months, with iaterest, the credit payments to be
secured by trust deed
no Is JAMES NJ. TAYLOR Auctr
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MISSISSIPPI kEPUDIATIoN.-Thev voters oil
Mississippi, at the recent election, decided in
ii'or Of & special tax to pay the "OId Plan
J-rs' Bank Bonds"
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PARTICULAR ATTENTION
BY George J. sumner.

VERY ATTRACTiYE SArE At. arc
TON Or GOLD AND SILVER wkTC9
rs JEWELRf AND FANCY ARTICLES.EOn
WEDNESDAY, 10th November, commencing AZ
10 o'ciock, at the Store No. LOG Msia street up
stairs, viii De sold very nsive sssor,ment 81
Fine Gold English Patent Levers, from the bsst
makers
do do do Detached d. &C. do do do
do Silver do do do do do 10
And large assortment OF the newest styles of
JEWELRY, consisting of
Ladies and Gentlemens Breast Pins, Finger Rings,
Ear Rings, Guard, Breast and Fob Chains: a
large assortment of Perfumery and Fsncy Ar.
tcles, OF every description, consisting of many
ornamental and useful goods, never before seen
IN Richmond oil Of which the public is invited
TO inspect the day previous TO sale.
Terms made known the day OF sale
GEORGE J. SUMNER, Auctoneer.
SE@ The sale will be continued from day to
day until the whole consignment is disposed Of.
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John w. Cnmegys, arrested in PhIadel-
phia, on the charge of robbing the mail, was
arragned on Saturday and plead guilty. 1t is
-ad he has made full restitution.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS
By George ]. Sumner.

A DMINISTRAIO GAS SALE M FIR
~ CANT HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FIR.
NITURE.-On WEDNESDAY, oath instant com.
mencing at 10 O'CLOCK, at the late residence of Hugh
hiieigh, deceased, corner Of Franklin and Twentv.
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
armchair, Tete aTete and parlour Chairs, covered
win Brocaette; s. fas, Lounges, Ottomsns maho.
gany Chairs Book Case and Library, gilt framed
Paintings and Prints, parlor, 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 French Bedsteads.
FeatGer BEDS and hair Mattresses, marble top Wash
stands, Bureaus, Mirrors, very elegant Wardrobes.
and in tact, everS article of comfort and many OF.
namental goods for furnishing house handsomely.
4 Terms made known the day of SALE
JAMES A. SMELL,
Administrator of Hugh Rileigh, deceased.
~ 10 GEORGE J. SUMNER, Auct
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difficulty between Ex-Governor Jones and
Inc Hon. F. 2. Stanton, OF Tenn, was AMIGA
lily adjusted.
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81 JUHN Il. II. IA W, SHIcsHfaH'
AND, H0Us ER0LD FURNITURE,
IL CROPS, HOGS. COWS, sc Al AociIos;
WIN be sold on Friday, the l9ih ia.t,, at II
o'clock if fair Ii not he aext fair day, ny tract Of
land situated in the county OF Chesterfield, miles
from the city Of Richmond, containing $50 acres,
and within $50 yards OF the Richmond aud Danvi',
Railroad The improvements are comfortable, and
toe land ia good state Of cultivation. Also. the
crop of Corn. Oats, Hay, Fodder, Household Furni
tuye, a number Of ysung Hogs, Miich Cows, &c,
Ae. Terms at sale. J. DUFAi.L.
Sale to be conducted By Jao Z d Payne, Aaet.
nm
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EKEAT BARGAINS IN LADIES,

q y 4 L 4 hAHNAIN.s N ladies,
~ DRESS GOUDS.-Mousaine ie Lame at s>.
pence coed styles for loo fine quality 20 to % cts
rich patterns French Jail WOOD SO aid IS cts, SOLID
colors at Is to 30 cts French English and Germ Al
Mernos black, maroon, blue and purple Velvet.
for wrappers; sllk-warp Alpaca; tincs quality
Cloths, Cassimeres and Vtstings, iinseys superior
large size Bed Blankets and Quilts; II Hamilton
Sheetings and pillow Cottons; ladies' Under
Garments, short and long sleeves; large ssaort
ment SIX Wrappers, very cheap; caeap lot Of
negro Blankets and kerseys genlealcn's under
Shirts and Drawers, with large assortment ot
staple and Fancy d Goods which we are selling
at great bargains, tJr cash, al
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Captain Joseph W. Gray, of Berkeley coun-
y, mas resigned his seat in the Virginia house
delegates.
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fccidcat at the ST. Charles Hotel.

NV ORLEANS, Nov. I2.-Mr. Purvis, the
Distinguished architect, who is building the ST.
Charles Hotel,frlI from the scaffolding and is
;eTaly mangIed 1t is feared he cannot re-
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
BY James N TaVI0r.
BUILDING Lots ON UNION HILL

BUILDING LOTS ON UNION HILL
- AT AUCTION-Wil be sold on WEDNES
oAf NEXT, the l7th inst at II o'clock in the after
noon, upon the premises two building lots sifuat.
60 al the north eastern intersection Of 18th and
streets; each lot fronts IS feet six inches and ex.
% IN the rear 1872 feet These lots are well To-
cA1eo Tor building purposes
Terms One third cash. balance a, sor- and s;.h,
months with interest," and the tile retained untii
the whole ia paid. "o A'''-A-e0 Will
no 10 JAMES NJ. TAYLOR, Auct.
OF OE LAND ON UNION HILLATAuc.
~ IOn Winout Reserve VIII be sold IN
WEDNESDAY NEXT, the l7th inst a, s o,cIock in
Inc afternoon, upon the premises a. the risk and
costs OF the purchasers the sof at recent sa,e a
iol OF lano SITUATED on Union Hill, near the resi-.
dence OF DR. Strecker, fronting 90 feet on the soh
side OF Short street, and running back l3o feet
The sale will be made without limit or reserve
TERMs.-One-third cash, balance at 6 and 10
months, with interest and the title TO be retained as
security for the credit payment
nol3 JAMES NJ. TAYLOR, Auct
MARKET G. KDkN OR SMALL
vi 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
known as Mansfield, situated north of and over
looking the city, and within few steps of the cor
porston line The Farm contains about 80 acres
vi good land Which is well adapted for the cultva
ton OF vegetables, &c. The improvements consist
OF dwelling house and the usual out houses, and
the premises are under COED enclosure
On account of its great convs nience to the city,
this property is worthy the attention of those wish
IL market gardens, &c
TERMs-A bond will be required with approved
security for the payment of the rent quarterly.
no l3 JAMES M. TAYLOR, Auctr
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II is said that the President elect receives
n bushels per day of letters, containing ap
pllcations for office.
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BY George J. Sumner.
DEREMPTORY SALE OF AIArCE

L AND VALUABLE co LECTION OF RICH
LIZ FRAMED OIL. PAINTING 5-On Friday
morning, Tue 18th inst commenc ne ar 10 O'clock
III the large room ever the store of Elias Hale, Nc
lt6 Mtin street. will be sold st auction githout re
sTre, very large and valuable collection of Oh
Paintings, in richly ornamented gilt frames The
greater portion Of this collection, is the private
property OF gentleman and contains many beauti
iu and costly pictures AID as the conditions Of
the consign eHt cali TOR peremptory sale "to
cover advances made by the consignee," the whole
will be sold with Jut the least reserve.
The paintings will be open for exhibition on
Wednesday, the 18th inst, when the public is re
spectiully invited TO cGl and examne them
Descriptive catalogues Will be ready ior distribu
ton at the time
Terms cash Sale to be conducted by
no l0-dtd GEORGEI SIMMER Auct
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>tALE Al ROSE COTFAGE.-By virtue
- of deed of trust from Thomas S;eera, dated
9th day Of September, 1852, aud ct deed oftrust
from Thomas Steers and Mary Ellen his wife, da.
ted the 9th day OF Octoter, 1852, both Of which have
been duly admitted to record in Hanover county
court office, the undersigned trustee, appointed by
said deeds will proceed TO sell, on Thursday the
SIN day Of Move mber, 1852 Of fair ii not the next
fair day. beginning at IL o'clock at ROSE COT
TAGE, III 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 len there
on fos $1,000 and interest, and to sale for the
iorcemcnt Of said len: also coed buggy end har-
neas, threshng machine, neatly new, farming i'm
PIGMENTS, a poughs, hoes takes, spades, &C, lot
OF cattle cut hay, and straw growing corn, sc; al
80, for the balance Of the present year, four slaves
JDe Maria Sophy and Rose ana at the same time
snd place Will be sold the household and kitchen
furniture at Rose Cottage.
Irrms-As 10 the real estate, made known at the
time OF sale AS to the personal pre- perry, cash for
sums Of 20 dollars and under; fer sums over 20
dollars, four months credit for approved endorsed
negotiable notes. -
no ibid HOWlSOa,
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FOX RENT OR SALE, that yerv

a. FOR RENT OR SALE, that very
E.a agreeable suburban retreat, known as the
Cottage, Immediately opposite Warsaw, Ia the
town Of Sidney. The building is of brick, nearly
new, and contains four excellent rooms with every
convenience, out hC uses, &c, with well Of ex-
celent water in the yard. There are also two
acres of land attached in ne state of cultivation,
which il properly managed, will produce from four
TO five hundred dollars in vegetables, &c. To
good tenant it will be rented cheap; and posses
sion given Immediately, For further particulars,
apply to JOHN II. SEAYRES,
DC 2f-ta At the Columbian Hotel
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A DntNIsTRaTOR's SAFE OF HOUSE.
"A HOLD FURNITURE, &c VIII be sold at
public auction the Household Furniture Of the ete
airs Harris, on Wednesday, tie Eth of Novem-
Der, at3 O'Clock, p NJ at the house of M r August,
on Broad street, between Madison and Monroe ats
no l6-2.x L. BOLDEMANN Admir-