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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1852-08-25

Co The proceedings of the Wing meeting a
New Hope will be published next week
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1852-08-25

CO. About Memphis, Tenn, there is great
mortality among cattle. Some ci the planters have
lost nearly all their stock.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1852-08-25

o. We stated last week that the Wings of 10
wa had elected two Wing members of Congress
and had secured Wing majority in the Legisa
ture. 1t now appears that such was not the case
The National Intellgencer, in making this corrcc
tion says:
Such success in that State could not have beer
expected, and was hardly credible We could not
however, doubt positive averment received thro
several channels, and we gave the news as it came
to u.s. Subsequent accounts, through the same
channel, now represent that the Democrats have
elected one of the Representatives in Congress
(Mr Henn.) and also a majority of the member
of the State LEGISLATURE
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1852-08-25

PIERCE A FEDERAIIsrl-We have the author
ity of Isaac Hill; for 80 years the leader of the N
Hampshire Democracy,fo for saying that Gen Pierce
started in life FcderatiSt, and an opponent q
Gen. Jackson! Here is an extract from the n
Hampshire Patriot of 1912, of which Isaac Hill
was editor:
"Frank Pierce commenced law business about
the year 1926, and boarded with his father in
Hillsborough. In that year he made the old gen
tleman 50 far non-committed that his name was
then used as discounenancihg the Senior editor Of
the Patriot in his opposition to John q. Adams
he helped and assisted the federal lawyers of that
day to call out the strength Of his fathers name a
gainst Andrew Jackson; and it was not until the
close of the year 1927 that the sterling old Patriot
broke away from the pernicious influence of hi:
degenerate son."
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1852-08-25

DEcLINEs.-It is said that Prince Napoleon
BOnaparte lately appointed French Minister to the
United States, will not probably, accept that office
He was with his father, ex king jerome, at Ha
vre, on the 9Th instant
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1852-08-25
Georgia Politics.

The friends of Gen. Scorr and the friends of a
third candidate held State Convention at Macon
Georgia on the 18th. Each body appointed COM
mittee to confer with the corresponding committee
of the other, in regard to union of the two Con
ventions. The Committees reported to their res
nectiye bodies that union could not be affected.
The Scott Convention then appointed an electo-
raj ticket and adjourned; the other Convention a
dopted the Wing platform and nominated WEB
srER and JENKINS for President and Vice PresL
dent OF the United States.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1852-08-25

"Of the above, eleven have been prominent
Wing members of Congress. In addition to the
names above given, nine delegates TO tile Phila-
delphia Convention are doing all they can to de-.
feat him, and Hundreds of Wing papers refuse to
raise Gen. Taylors name.
''The truth is that Gen. Taylor will not receive
but two States South of Mason and Dixon's line;
and not to exceed four north OF that line"
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1852-08-25
Augusta County Court.

WIN. II. GRANBERY, Esq.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
A7-'rdI Of the Isobei-FurlRer from. fara.
va and kep Wesf,

CHARIFsroN, Dec. lS.--The steamship Is,.
t-l arrived here to day from Havana. bay;n,
lei, there on the 10Th. Everything was onisI
.herr. and the excitement in regard to the C,c'
.ceat Cav atiar had entirely subsidized Tho
ryauc Was still IN port.
Ioe brig tlorina, from Charleston, bound for
Boston. with cargo Of cotton, mad put into
NeN West leaking badly. Sac was con.
55aned ana sold. The brig Empirc. from, 81
,s,.fH. boand Ior New York. had also mt IN
:: n. Ncst'o repairs, having lost sail and
The L. Cr,u.t Court at Key Yves, had
:tr} ct-8eed with thc u.al Of the nar,ies IN.
.~t Tor "e,troNrng the property of Spanish
..eut~ n le3l. All were acquitted.
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By j. IL. ID. Payne, Salesman.
TWll ZINE N0ENG NIIr a
BY George j. sumner.

ATUCk OF t.KOIERJFS SvOpu
~ HCuSE, lAFbREKS AND LEASE OF PRE-
AIohS, Al AUCIION.-Ou THURSDAY morn
ing, next, the sd instant the store of Nessrs
va Le't o. c"Iher OF Franklin ard 18Th streets
(who are declining bus;ness) will be sold ar spr
ton, without reserve, their entire stock OF Grcce
rles, consisting OF the usual al sartment
Previous 10 the sale Of the Stock, will be offer
Cd the une xpIred lease OF the premises, which has
now more than four years 10 run ant! The inl3rove
ments thereon, consisting Of good Store House
with stable in rear, Lumo,r House. and eve.y con,
yenlence necessary for ia Gerry. The above pre-
misses viii be leased out privately upon application
to the Auctioneer or If not will be offered AZ apc
ton to the highest bidder, on the day Of sale
Terms at sale. Sale to C mmence at 10 O'clock
de i GEO. / SIMMER 49,
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H,-TuS, Dec. 20.--On Saturday the Pfesi.
-e.'rir"' accompanied by Hon. Amos Law
renee, ond President Hopkins. Of W lillian Coz
"~,.' >.tao Tie Maiher school in South Bys.
,.. Gen. +. in brief address to the scho!,
rs remarked thai The success and honor Of an
~. r:Can citizen, depends mueh on his own
-Aeiacu. livery boy before M, whether @!
a:- American or fO.5jgn orig n, is here fitting to
1a aa American citizen, and 50 lei him improve
a.s opportunities that he NAV become bless
gg ar. HuhunOr IN support Of ms country. lie
c5H..Hd.t - AZ earnest appeal TO the bows to
. industrious, for each one uas duty to per
'."1 and the scho5! j. tie place to become fit
81 s9r tne station "aicA he viii hele fer be
81 He'd to hi.
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IA. been issued by the Supreme Court, sum
su0uin. the officers of the West Bank at Nil
..a.nspot., Pa, 10 appear before the Supreme
Cou.t IN fniadelP hia, on the lOlh January, to
-..w cause By what authority they exercise
the privileges and franchises Of banking in
-rff4i54r,
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n }slII sr1N, Dc. ia great uumb4t ~
.r...t "n@ in the NY AMI no new pursers
s-.t eoaufmed ia tie Senate TODAY. Thls
-. has hrfE wing over since the last session.
--H"sa ct Capt. Dale being oyerslaus he'd
H. .'h has since removed the d.fficultv.-
r.. ..-t ,nh,hees officers from mid-hipnen TO
i'-.a~ aud advances assistant surgeons.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
TRANSMITTED FOR THEDAILY DIsP1Tcn
COngrensiouaI.
WARRINGTON, Dec Q

WARRINGTON, Dec y.
IN SENATE to-day, Mr Gwnn introduced a
u''' 'of The construction of Railroad to the
acme which was made the special order for
the 10Th January.
In the HousE, that part of the Presidents
"essage relating TO commerce and River
ana harbor Improvements was referred to the
COMMITTEE on Commerce. The bill 6xipg,h
compensation Of Coneressmen at $4,000 was
then considered
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-23

MUTUAL bEHEFIE COMPAkY-Chart per-
IVA peIuaI- Net capital let 0coaer, 1852, after
paying all losses anu Xpenscs, 81 SPA jS i5-TAe
profits all belong 70 tro insured. The divideus are
made anuuna.Iy. ard average over one, hiIu tie
premium paid. I lis company pays It's d!ci3, nds
while the insured is uying-snd thus he ps The il
sured 70 pey Lis premiums with eIse.
When the annual premium Life Policy
amounts to 800 halt Is loaned 10 the insured if h.
wishes
Ladies cen ineurethciI husbands lives free from
tn - demands Of his creditors.
b. ", KNOWLES, Agent,
Office corner .tain and Iih streets
de 22-2W Richmond Va
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The /. ;. steamship Illinois sailed from N.
York, Monday, win me mail for the Pacific,
LJJ passengers tor California, and 200 mechaH-
= aud iubor-rs for the Panama Rail Road.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-23

EUB SALE.-The subscriber having deter
L mined to move 10 tn country, offers for sale
privately, his Stables, known a. the Marshall Live
r. S.aOes) situated On 7rh, between Broad and
Marshall strects-a stand not surpassed BY any in
the city.
He will also sell one HICk, with Harness, Sad
dies Brides Buggies, Horses &c, &c
Should The above NOT be disp sed OF before
Thursday The 23d inst they VIII on tnal day, com
menc:ng at II oclcch H. it ga- if not, the next iac
day, be offered at public auction.
For terms, sc, call on Seaorook q Reeve, or the
subscriber. -
ct1-t23Da EsAMUEI A REEVE.
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MARKETS

BALTIMORE, Dec. 2.-FIour-Sales of 700
b5Is -four at s. %. Wheat is frmer. witbo,,
ch0nge IN rates. Com very acsive-white IS
" Cts; yellow 6l c..
NEW YORK, Dec. %. ELECTROMAGNETIC; sales
o 10000 bb!s. State $J.5e, Southern 1913.
Nheal-~ bite $3.50. Mixed corn q cfs.
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Hamptons Vegetable Tncture, oy its mild action n
the stomach liver and the Kidneys viii 6yspep-
sia cough asthma, bronchial and lung affections pains
in the back, side and breast consumption, serofuh,
rhe umasm govt, neura kstula, piles, bowel ecsE
plants, worms debihty-with all diseases ~
sing from impure blood, and 10 the greatest feale me-
dcine known
Call and get pamphlets gratis and see esstthsssss ~
cures.
For sale by o. A. sTRECKER, Main street, Rich
mond; q. b. JONES CO, Petersburg, Va; D0sfQg
COOKE, Fredericksburg; MORTIMER 4 NOW
BRAY, Baltimore; and BY Druggists generally -
oc 70
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-23
BY Wellington G0ddin.

EIALF ACRE LOr AND PARCEL. 0R
Ia OLD BRICKS FOR SALE AT AUCTION
VIII hs sold On Thursday, the 23d Dec 1852,
upon the premises commencing a 4 O'Clock an
hall acre Lot called Cash Corner. well enclosed
situated in the Valley in rear Of the Poor HOUSE
together with about $1,000 old bricks.
TeTms-Ca.h.
de Il w GGDDII Anct
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N0NNiSsiUNER's sALE.-In pursuance
y Of a d cree Of the Circuit Court of CHancery
for lie county Of Henrico, pronounced Oh the 21ta
day OF February, 1872, in the Sui. + Solomon Lo
gan, w5o sues by Walter Leaha, his next TREND
agaust Mckinney and ais ui!l offer for sac for
cash, * the Courthouse Of HcnIicJ county, on the
fl st day Of January, 1873 the said : JloEl2n L.
gan VINO ~ virtue Of the said degree IS 10 be sold
Tor such term OF years may be necessary 70
s.tsty q certain demand Of The sail defendant,
Mckinney against Henley snI wife, spe lied in a
decree Of lie Circui. Superior Court OF Law and
C1anc ny for the County Of Buckingham, pro-
lounce3 on the 10th April, 1889, ia the suit Of Nc
kinney Us Henley, wife and ais
THOS w. BOSWELL,
DE- 2i-dtiJsn SCR
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To Messrs Mortimer & Mowbray. i'~'

I
Dear SiTs: In justice to DR. Hampton's Vegetable
Trcture, | wish to inform you that was taken sek
The Sd day Of January last with affection of the
stomach, bowels and kidneys. | was attended by fox
phi yscians for than tw months all to lis
tie effect. | had some knowledge of the gTeaS
virtue III Hampt0ns Tlncture from one bottle which
my wife had taken two years since.
came TO the conc asion that would take no mora
medicine from my physicians, but try the TinctnTe
and am happy inform you had not taken it tive
days before FELT its powerful influence upon my sto
ach. have continued using the Tlncture, and
able to leave my room, and eat any common diet
withoutmUch inconvenience or pressure on my Btof-
aCn-
The afflicted or their friends daily visiting me- -
learn Of the great virtue there IS IN this Tincture u
Hampron's.
/ expect to send you several certificates in few
days-Oue especially from young lady who has been
confined to her welve months, with disease u
the head, affecting the brain.
Respectfully yours, " HALL
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rELATINH, Nc.-frenca Amber GelAsiae
~ and Co pcr's isnglass, for Jeliies, BLISS
Mango, Sc For sale ty
PURCELL, LADD 4 CO,
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fsUHDs EUEG THE sAA%UN.-Wa have
~ beautiful 1t oi Freuch Embroidery, say,
Embroidered HaaGkcrcal-is, EmorolJ edi sleeves,
l-laJrJj4er=d Caem'zettc5, su:'aO!ei jaln1s Tor
{, 1llzl.las AMI h-gg Years presents.
4. HARTWt ELL * co,
l. z Onrn.ite : wan I " IN.
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-, BosTos, Dec. 90.
me steamer Niagara sailed to-day, with 50
passengers, among them, Geo. w. Kendall Of
the New Orleans Picavune.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS Day.

BY Davenport, Allen g. Co.
GROCERIES, 6e.-On THURSDAY, 23rd
Store
90 bids new crop o Sugars
100 bbls Brown do
200 bags prime Rio Coffee
20 hhts Molasses
10 casks Rice
Cheese Bacon. Teas
Paper, Rum, Whisky
Brandy, Wines and Starch
Loaf Sugars and Lemons
Oranges, Dates, &c
ALSo-l0 ibis Dainty's paten, g-easing Oh
1t bbls Tanners OH
ALeo-i3 oos superior cd 4.h proof Whiskey
Terms :-uEder SlOO cash: over 5 100 four mo-:
credi: fer approved paper
DAVENPORT, ALLEN SEQ,
20 - AuciA
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Messrs Mortimer MOwbray:
Dear SITS am happy to inform you that this day
finds me III the enjoyment Of good health by the Of
your Hampton's 1incture and the blessing Of God
am enabled pursue nay da ayocatons usual ara
have great desire that the afflicted should know The
great curative powers OF the Ilncture.
| am, with respect, you're, - -
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nLDJ AMAI-A Rum just received lew cases
~ very fine Jamaica kum also, one dozen bas-
gets superior Champagne Wine, IN quart and pint
- ~ GEO, HERRING.
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Drawn Nos Delaware Lottery, lf8 Dec 81.
~ 20 II Is 60 81 A % 50 40 l p
70 OF 1000, &c &c. ~ numbers i2 drawn NIX.
is s.. I'm
To- NorrOw.-Capi $50, 657. 5000, 3.cO0.
. O. 20o; &C &c 10 numbers, Il drawn. TICK
cts s.. I 30
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LNlHE IbAs.-Jusl received a lot OF very IN
L green alI1 black Teas, for sale by .,--
da33 tIEO. J HERRING.
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On the permanency Of the cure hear him. StiH an
other letter from the sbOvei
BARRELLyILLE, ALLEGANY Co, Nh,
IL
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IS If.ATgeirx;Sa EsRFfEE


DIa"u ms Fat4pscO, II:
IL - 70 4G ~ s. IS u - 90 l9.
Halt Al % 10
Drawn Nos Washington County, 3:
D q - e. - SO Il q % 70 AZ .! 10 I2 q.
Ticket - 81 Ga.
o.dny.- Carroll County, Class Capitals:
o. S2JOyo, otG32j, OF 1900, of 1900 IL Of 500,
10 Il 800, &c 70 numbers, IA drawn. Tickets s.
shares in proportion.
Aiso-Patspaco, CIass 2a.-Capitals: Of 5000,
10 OF $50, &c. IS numbers, II drawn. Tickets 81
shares in proportion.
de % SMITH
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.,5..'i5.,.
s@@@>es- 5s-4z@
Z GOODS EokG THE st A>uN.-We have
~ a t'"ut,IGi IL "a le"Cu l-iHo 'o'1e. y shy'
~. " 80! - t:.1, tor
-!Islllas anu nv ! t4Is P,gst1.,7, GOO
De 3 Opposite van T " IN
ARo' HOE ~ii1h T. l, : 4 L D .'s ~
-.., EeNe.s, Tor C.oaas For SAL by
C. HARTWELL a co,
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By Alexander Mott & Co.

By Alexander Mott IL Co.
TEGTHINC, DRY GOODS, &c. AT
- AUClION-Un THIS CThursday) MORSING,
commencing az 0 O'clock, we will sell at auction
- close sundry consig nneuts-
20 pieces 6Iousohn de Lanes
IS dCzen Linen Hdkfs
50 do ladies' Cellars
20 do do Dress Sleeves
30 do Tooth Brushes
ALSO-A lot Of cut and piece Dry Goods
"A Carpet Bags; 25 heavy over Coa.s
% bbis OF Sweet Crauges- with many other
articles
de % ALIEN E0TT & co -.nn,a
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X~AfU.NlDE ~iIh tELEET-.- BACK,
/ Bue Maroon. Green and Purple yard " lde
s.. : seNt.s, Tor C.oaGs For a." ny
{. HARIWELL Il co,
deg Opposite van Tavern
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~ TWO HOUSES AND LOTS ON
::; CARY AND 9TH STREETS. FOR SALE
FE1vArELY-I offer for sale privately, those two
Houses and Lots situated Cary street at its in
tersection with 9th street. and adjoining the tobac
CO factory Of MFR James Thomas. Jr. These Lots
trout So feet each and run back l55 feet TO al
lev This property being cent? ally located and con.
sui,ad for tobacco factories, &C. and bargain may
be had by immediate application TerIna liberal.
De 22-3t JAMES nj. TAYLOR
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ELIZABETH BAGWELIA
Rev. Vernon Eskridge, u. ~. N.
Va 1874

Kew FFFHUH E-rhEfUAt3 Cs ~ Ns
PoRTsAouTn, VA, August Is, 1881.
Mr. Boush-Desr Sir While am ID neral op-
posed Patent Medicines cand6r conpeiS me to stats
that have great confidence in the virtues of Hsmp-
toms Vegetable TinetuIe. For several months past
used ia my family and in Dyspepsia loss OF sp
petite dizziness and general debility with entire
cess. So far my experience extends, therefore,
take pleasure in recommending it 10 the afflicted
safe and efficient remedy.
an, respectfully, yours,
Chaplain In tue u. States NAVY.
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s4'aI'lit4h, EATIiA AID BAN EItSs
L Hour
49, b J.s SnCad's Bakers
100 d. = Massey
100 do CrLaI Grove and Bunker HUI
IJ3 do Scot syil.e assorted
40, Bragg's best Family
For sale By
dc 20 FRY d McCANDLISa
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ElAIkY AND 1IARAET FARM FOR

) AiRN AND mARAET FARM FOR
- sale or sale privately, pretty little mar.
kes ard dairy FARM, about !! miles from Rich
mond, embracing 10 acres, beautifully uudu!stipp
snd vel adapted 1t the guilty atiCn C every variety
OF vegetables lhe soil Is q clay bolt ~ and very
suscertil.a Of improvement |. is due situation
For :he ice business, and has il an excellent ice
house ard pond.
Ihe I'm pr0vements are new gRd substantial The
dwelling ls Of W0Jd, two st0Iies hish, CONTAINING
SIX good rooms with a porch III frons and 8 fin. ,
shaded liszza in rear. II Commands a beautiful
VI W Of Richmond and the surrounding country.
and Is altogether healthy, improving and desirable
pace. great bargain Can b. mad il early apucg.
iIon lie made as the is desxous OF selling in
order l. remove to the lc@er country
Fox terms, app.y 10 w. GODDIN, or
WIN. GOULDIN
The above Farm, (now in the occup ucy OF Or r.
/. Hund.cy) Il not sold privately will, on Thar.-
day, the 3jth inst, be sold at public auction upc n
thu premises, comm encing t3t O'Clock, +. ".
Terms at sale.
de Il-dlGs w. GODDIE Auctr
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IL w HALL.
Truth Strauger than Ffctt0n None nerd Despair
"A Lady s Testimony after thtytyeight years sf


Truth StrGuger than Ffctt0n Nome Heed Despair
n Ladys Testimony after htty-eSA years ef
SnGrRg!
We're there not real virtue in this wonderful medt-
cine could perform the astonishing made By
NORTHAMPTON CoUETY, April IS, 1902
Messrs Tyler i Adair:
have been afflicted with rheumatism, ct times frons
nv twelfth year. will be fifty years Of age the l6th
Of this month; the attacks were at times so severe
TO render me helpless have trIed various remedies
to very little effect Last October was attacked in
nav shoulders sides, back and hips; could not rest,
day or night; 1 could not move any part OF my body
without CRYING with pain, this time also tined
ny remedies internal aud external without receiving
any relief; was at last advised 10 try Han tons We
gefable Tincture; before / had taken bottle Of
which felt much better, and as continued taking 1t
felt strength coming into my hack and limbs and my
stomach strengthened and revived every way; have
taken five bottles and much better than expect
ed to be. intend TO II whenever need II, ana
would recommend 1t to the afflicted, believing II
Yours ELIZABETH BAGWELk
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IL OUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT Auction -
kA On TGesday Morning next. the 28th inst.
commencing at 10 O'Clock, at the residence Of Mr.
!. AGse!I, On Franklin street, opposite the Law
building ("no Is declining housekeeping will be
sid az auction, a portion Of bis Household Furni.
ture, consisting OF the usual variety.
TerInE cash.
De % GEO ] SIMMER aro.r
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UT =. W.TAYLUR would ,ntoI M his fclends
w 3. AMI customers gene ally, that he has now
in store all Of the arious sty OF Boots and Shoes
for Gent emen, Ladies, Misses and Children, ami
solicits call from those in want at No 2S road
street where may be 70 md general assortment
10 selec. from, at prices 10 please. ..
de 22-3E W,P. w, IA LUR.
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Id.'.c aLu f!ttii0 lovers, wi aus &C
Our arrangement with Eng ish All American
nent OF the above goods as any Carpet House Il
the South in the Union, and we are disposed t.
sell low prices any.
de lS-d6tclt' RICHARDSON a. co
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I. iEfiIFF'S SALE. By virtue of an order
- .! ths Circuit Court OF the City of Richmond,
will be soil to the his hest bidder for cash, at the
County Court House Of HeuIico, on the 24th day
Of december, 1882, commencing at 10 O'Clock, A
y abJut 500 worth Of K -adY msde Clothing, con
sisiing Of nearly every variety
PHILIP P WINSTON, D. s. for
de 2l-it THOS. w. BOSWELL, y C. X.
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. GUNS. y c-TLusU 1scrih-r has now
~ OF hand fine assortment OF double
---. and s-rg Guns, u al qualities ana
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an FIRST January, / sEeII gurTenJer
~ my stand ana stock + 5essEs MOTT LEWIS
d Co, and until Ihan ] viii sci! PIyugha, Fans,
Sne!.er5, Cutters, 6nGves, Spades, Folks, Plough
Castings, Serds, &c &c, &: greatly rcdgced prices
Pertons IL want should cal early, Is there viii be
10 such Chance after that day.
J. s. WALTHALL
&c .2-C4tCl.* Near Civ Hotel
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-23
ALEX. MOTT & Co. auc,s

!. CF1CE.-IIt;n 4 q NsTA a. ~
: aALE.-Wi!l be sold on Thursday, the 23rd
instant, at 10 O'Clock, IN front OF the Constgbles
otlce: ! Matraas. / Bar5er's Pole, 2 Large Bar
1er's Chairs, StnOls, l Store, o Chairs rib I
sac, Lot Tools, 1 Looking Glass, Lot Crockery
and sunify small articles, to satisfy EXECUTIONS In
my hands
Immediately after the above sale, viii be sold
upon the premises, at the Ot Main ard l5tif
stfeets: l BED and BeGstead, | Wash stand 1
Desk, Basin and Pitcher, Bird Cage l Rocking
Chair, stove Butkcts tbox Lot of Books aud
sundsy oth-r artcles, to satisfy distress warrant
in GEg hands, Vi A Rogart
d. IS 4 BLAIR, II C c. r.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-23

III EGRe kIRISG.-Ihe subscriber will con-
" tiuue to lire ont Servants Tor the en.Ung year,
obtaining good nOmea ana prices, ar4 vi! use his
test endeaVOrs 10 give satisfaction.
ROBERT HILL,
&c 2l-dtlJi Wall street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-23
GREGORY 81 REALRY.
Managers, HichEUnud pIrut,,s,

Successors 10 J. w. Maury d Co,-cfTce No r.
hain street