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TIE Markets

BALTIMORE, Nov. 30-Sslcs of eco bbIs F,o,,r .,
% Nea Wheat, 81 o! to 81 o5; White, 81 06 to
81 Us White Corn, IS to 50 ceats; Yelluyv, 60 to
63 cent?.
Nkw foRK, Nov 30-saies Of 1900 bo,e, Cotton
at unchanged ates. Sales Of l4,oC0 barrels glour-
market easier; Genesee, &5 25 to s. q; Southern.
% AZ to s5 So. Sales of 5000 bushelz yyes,srn
Wheat at 81 lG to 81 ao-market decreased and
sa'es dull. N,xoi Corn, 1e to 81 cent? % oao
bushels sold
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EAT invalds, UNSURPASSED bv auv
~ co HN3 HRsseeo5aaRss ii sss s Su5e o o.
FERNS of Common Colds BRON-
o,,-,,r,---. CHlTiS, ASTHMA, GROUP, con.
the Patient even IN advanced Stages of that Fatal
Disease
1t combines ia q scientific manner remedies of long
esteemed value, with Others of more discovery
and besides its soothing and tonic qualities act e
through the SKIN gently and with great efficacy tor the
cure Of this class Of diseases.
\ number of the most respectable Physicians Ia
whom communicated knowledge of the constitu-
ents OF these Medicines have been pleased favor us
with their opinions tsome of them in writing
that they the best remedies they have ever been
acquainted with for the of the diseases for which
they recommended.
OPINION OF DR.. SAMUEL B. MARTIN
One the most experienced of the faculty III this CITY,
and long celebrated for his successful practice
GENrLEMEN.-I have carefully examined the COM.
ponent parts OF your DiarrhGa Cordial, well as your
Anodyne Cherry Expectorant, and lind them both
valuable compounds the doses are safe aud consistent
with medical practice and do not hesitate to RECON-
mend them. b. MARTIN, NJ d.
The subscribers Apothecaries and Pharmaceutists in
the City of Baltimore satisfied that the prepara
lions known as STABLER's ANoDYNE CHERRY Elk
PECToRANT and STABLER DIARRHEA CORDIAL. are
medicines of great value and very efficient for the
lief and Of the diseases for which they
mended; they bear the evidence of skill and care in
their paration and style of putting up and take
pleasure in recommending them to customers
q. A Moore, Israel J. Grahame, Jos Roberts, Fl. Fl
Grahame, Francis 2. Scott, Henry Lowe, John
NJ. Larogue 5, x. Fleming, ]. W; barry Co, Jos. b
-
l. Phillips, A. w. Hughes, q. w. Johnston.
i=tf1bIer's e5inrrhGI Cordial.
Is pleasant Mixture, compounded in agreement
with the rules of Pharmacy, of therapeutic agents. Ions
known and celebrated for their peculiar efficacy in
ring DIARRHQA, aud similar affections OF the system
In its action it NAUSEA and produces healthy
action of the LIVER, thus removing the the
same time that it cures the disease.
Opinion Of Doct. JOHN ADDISON Physician to the Bal
tlmore Southern Dspensary.
Having made tral of your Dlarrhoa Cordial and be
ing acquainted with the Ingredients OF which 1t IL
composed gyesne much pleasure in adding my ties
tin0ny that of others favor of its extraordinary
efficacy in the cure of Diarrh1a and Summer Com
plant in children and adults.
With much respect, &c.
JOHN ADDISON, 81. D.
For sale by Druggists generally. Purcell Lqdd Co.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
By Wcllingfsa Eoddin.

ny w Cfuu8So8 uOO0AUs
COMMISSIONER SALE OF MOST
~ Valuable Real Estate In and near the
City ef Rtchmond-By virtue Of q decree of the
Circuit Court of the city of Richmond, pronounced
on the 25th day of November, 1852 in the friendly
suit OF Lottier, &c, against Lottier &C., the un-
oerSgned, who was thereby Apo nted Commits.
sloner, VIII expose to sale by public auction, en-
Ine premises respectively, on Tuesday, the 7th
Decemoer, ie52, commencing at IL o'clock, M, il
Iair not, the next fair day, that portion of the
real estate OF which Lawrence Lotlier, the elder,
dlec, seized, which, in tine division of his estate,
was Allotted 10 the adult legatees, viz tie large
Tobacco Factory ON 22d street, with the lot on
which 1t stands, fronting Al feet, running back l22
feet TO an alley; also vacant lot adjoining on the
North, fronting "a feet on 22d street. running back
l32 feet; ALSO two tenemeGts on the south side of
Franklin street. between 22d and 23d streets oc
cupied respectively by Mr.. Wilson and Mr. Muir.
ray fronting together AZ feet running back 81 feet
ALSO, the framed dwelling adjoining the East oc
cuDied by Mr.. John Woodcock, fronting on Frank.
lin street IS feet running back 65 feet an alley
Also, IL lots In that beautiful square On Church
Hill, bounded by !, Broad, 10Th and eth Streets
OF which front each 80 feet on the east line of
goth street, and runs back 100 feet to an alley; of
which front each 80 feet on tie west line CT 9th
sreet and of them front each 80 feet on the west
line OF said street, and run back l20 feet to an
alley.
TEBMs-Onethird cash, balance at IL ard Is
months tor bonds bearing interest, with approved
paid off. ED. Y. CANNON,
Commissioner.
Sale conducted by w GoDDIN, Auc,r.
do lid
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Chronic rheumatism Of Ten Years
rLanding.

NEW ORLEANS, March 81.
P Price, merchant, writes mo language can de-
scribe the suiferings have endured for the last ten
years Mine Chronic rheumatism in its worst
forms. For the last three years have scarcely been
able to myself bed during the ght. My whole
system was affected have had the best medical at
tendance which could be procured in the East and
South. And besides have used all other remedies OF
which could hear and have taken medicine enough
to ruin the constitution ofany AT length tired
Mortimore's Rheumatic Compound, and 1t has per
formed radical cure. T. PRlCE"
dc -di
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
TRANSMITTED FoR THE DAILY pIsPAToE
The Webster Obseaui...

BOSTON, Nov. 80.
Inc funeral obsequies to-day in honor Of
the memory of Daniel Webster, were on
scale ct great magnifcence. An immense
procession mo 'ed through the principal streets
to Fanful Hall, where an Grafton was deliver.
ell by George S. Hilliard. Gen. piercc tho
President elect, was present.
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Remora2s-CabiRet Meeting,

WA>mSGroN, Nov. 29.-Fourteen OF about
y clerks who have been engaged for two or
.rta yrars past compiling an index 10 claims
we've ulsc harged to-day by MIR. Forney. TIE
reason assigned was the completion of the
u..., hut We arr Informed enough remains 10
.-t.ne to have employed them through the
winter.
Among tie arrivals to-day are Senators Rusk
sl-i Clemens.
The Cabinet is in session and likely to remain
S.. p.lu late hour.
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CHARLESTON, Nov. GA great freshet has
,;curfed in Georgia which has Distracted the
l.-li- and the telegraph lines.
o. Friday an accident occurred on the South
Crulua Railroad, near Camden, by which the
cais were Precipiiated down an embankment.
ca. Singh Teton and his grandson, Robert De-
1!cuY, Wers killed.
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CoNTIKMAriON OF THE REvoLuTIoN IN
DyFNos AYREs.-By adyices from Rio TO the
H.. ul Oclober, we have u confirmation of the
PR yluus report of a revolution in Buenos Ayres
General UTquza has been deposed by the
E.tnos Ayrian party, and unwilling To cause
,..s illusion of blood has retired from the Pro-
,.a.e. He still retains the direction of the
Confederation, aud Processes 10 regard the
.Jlreuk at Buenos Ayres as Of no Importance.
Iae revolution was headed by Gems. Piran
sid N7dGriag2. General Pinto had been de-
..I5G Governor of the Province, and Piren
Minister Of War. The Chamber Of Reprcsen-
.atyes las issued u manifesto TO the other Pro
,ucts u the Argentine Confederation, ex-
claiming tie causes ofIhe revolution, and char
e..g tsquiza with the iolation of his guaran,
tees 10 The Buenos Ay.ian people, and the
adoption Oh a cruel and oppressive policy. The
Provincial Government has resolved TO con-
firm the measures OF General Urquiza in re-
eaId 10 the flee navigation OF the Parana.
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: 7
NA POUND AND BLOOD PuGlFIER.--This
great discovery is bringing health and happiness to
thousands Rheumatism be cured. More than one
thousand of chronic rheumatism (ot the worst
form of this dreadful dsease) have been perma
neuty during the past year by the OF few bottles
of this compound Letters and certificates are daily
being received from parties OF high standing, many OF
whom have been cpples for years, from the effects of
this hitherto incurable disease, but who affirm
that they sound and well made by this great
medy which is vegetable spiritan internal remedy
prepared for this disease alone, and tins IL win
cure in every case either naInrnatory, (acutel or
chronic form Testimony of the most undoubted cha
racter will be cheertuy submitted TO the inspection Of
all who may feel sufficiently interested to call the
proprietors at their Central Office Mol Barclay
Astor House New York One bottle s., three bottles
SO PURCELL LADD Il co,
Sore Agents for Richmond.
Wv. ALEXANDER & co,
ProprietOrs N V.
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o.,
The total receipts of gold at the Philade!.
phla MINT for the last eleven months, have
amounted TO toriy-seyen and half million dol.
lars.
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NORFOLK, Nov. 29.-The schr. r. l.. Tay,
iron Charleston, for New York, with cargo
.. cotton, &c, put in to-day with the loss OF
sails, &c.
d., for wilmington, n. c., put in short OF
cod,
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SALEM, Mass. Nov. 29.-Quite severe
shock Of ali earthquake was felt here on Sa-
iIglay evening. A tremendous motion Of the
earth, with rumbling noise was felt and heard,
which, listed some thlrtv seconds.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
4,r,iral of Northern Light.

Nvv YoKk, Nov. 29.-The steamer North
am LIGHT, from Aspinwall via Kingston, arriv.
~ Tins morning. She brings 2i0 passengers
and 1900 coo in specie.
At Tie steamer CoItes left Panama on the 9Th
IN 40 passengers for San francisco. The
vince of Panama had been divided into
KEN, districts, aud a military police of fifty
IN ,v-auigCd 10 escort treasure across the
The specie entered at Panama during the
Nth oi October amounted TO $4,000, 600
p,I'ucal excitement in San Francisco ran
Ech. SIX tickets were IN the fed for
-, ana county officers. The Flee-Soil State
..,,cur:un had nominated Hale aud Julian
s5etorai ticket
c..ag Of the Sioop Of War albany The
Webster OJSeqmes-Attempfcd Escape Of
d Murderer.
uo>roN. Nov. 90 The u. :. sloop Of war
,f..u, sailed from this port, on Saturday, for
g.. >aCo.a.
Is.y extensive preparations are max ing fer
.... II, bslcr ,hSCqaGs in this CITY, to take
.. de- io,etrow Ii promises 10 be the most
..usaz display ever l., fore seen IN Boston -
s. ,4c public Offices are 10 be closed and
t,-.,a8 IN mounting. Business of every kind
Nj D., suspended, and tao eulire day given in
,,r.neny.aijon of The illustrious dead
asauls vii! be IN from the surrounding
....,.,., 10 Join in the ceremonies.
u us. VINO has been confined in Jail here
. rtae murder Of his sister, attempted 10 make
.scsespe from prison yesterday but was
s-sf,.tCt in his design.
Two desperate characters were arrested this
-..rn.aE. charged with placing distractions on
NV Bedford railroad.
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BUFFALO Nov. 27.-The steamer Northern
{. came down from Salt Ste Marie, last even
4a-, it'll the crews Of the crafts on Lake Su-
.rrur. They report five to sew feet of NOW
abou; Ontonagou, and foot deep al Salt Ste
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Sale conducted by w GoDDIN, Aucsr.
de did

VALUABLE W0U0 LAND ON THE
lew Ric imend, for Sale at Aucti0n.-Win
be sold ON MONDAY, the 9th day of December,
1862, (oeng court day. in front Of Henrico County
Court House, commencing at IL O'Clock, two hun
dred acres of valuable Land, covered with pine
wood and timber, situated about 2h miles below
Richmond, on the South side of the Williamsburg
road 1t win he divided into lots Of so acres.
The attention Of blcklayers, timber getters and
wood cutters, is respectfully called to this sale.
TERMS OF SALE,-One-fourth cash. balance at
4, g and II months for negotiable notes. interest
added secured By trust deed or title retained.
P. Sat the same time aud place, viii be sold
from to acres Of valuable Brick Clay Land &,
at Port Mayo, adjoining Mesars. Qaarles l. Turner's
property Terms same as above.
no 80 w. GODDIN Auct-.
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81 I1ayenporf. Allen a. 60.

Nv Davenport, Allen a. 10.
roo CASES BOOTS, > II o Z > n ID
OUU HATS, SOLE LEATHER IRoNhS'
AT AUCTION.-0n THURSDAY December 2na'
a, 10 O'clock we will sell at our Auction Stofe,
large assortment of fr SD and desirable goods Tor
water sales, consisting OF
Gents Fine Calf Boots
Mra's and Boys heavy winter Boots
Do Hungarian CO
Aan's and BoTg Sewed and Pegged Brogues and
Brogans
Youths Boots and Shoes
Women snd Misses Baskins, Ties, Boots, &c, &c,
l5a Cases silk Hats
500 sides Sole Leather
$50 Trunks
Richmond made Broguss, 4e- &C.
ALSO.
20 Ibis Oranges
TERms-undar siO0 cath; 500 and over, four
months credit for approved paper.
nol9 DAVENPORT, ALLEN CO., Auctrs.
AND AND WHEAT STRAW AT AUc-
IL TICH-Win be sud ct Plain Dealing on
Thursday, the lad Of December, at IL o'clock, q
lot of Land, containing IS acres enclosed, adjo;n'
ing Mrs Ross and John H, Parkhill; one half ID
cleared and in good heart, the other half In wood
pine and oak /, has on 10 spring 81 excellent
wafer and some fruit trees; At the same time four
teen or fifteen stacks OF straw, supposed 20 con
tain about two and three Thousand pounds EACH
If not fair, the next day 81 the same hour.
no Co. 81 JOS. sTARKE.
DROOMs AND MATS, for vale By
ID jANEs B. 6HGLTOh,
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nv James Nj. Taylor,
ny John K. D. PAYNE, salesman.

ny John X. d. PAYNE, Salesman.
.nnrNrsTR aT0R,s SALE OF BLOOD
n ED STOCK, HORSES, COWS, FARMING
Utensils, CROPS, &C, AT AUCTlOs On
TnI1RSDAY. the I'd OF December, at IL o'clock,
will De sold on the farm belonging to the late fol
tiaux Robinson, (aoout Two miles from tae cay,
the nlsnk road all the penshsbe property on said
farm. Among the cows are some of the celebrated
Khasi breed. .
TrRMs-sums under $40 cash; over that sum,
moutss' credit for negotiable notes, satisfactorily
endorsed. !Oar IND NO..
Sale conducted BY J R D PAYNE, Aucs.
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LAMBERT,s OFktCE,
rAfh Street. under EXCHANGE Hotel

Drawn Nos Delaware, Class Ii9, Nov SO:
% 90 80 L Al II 81 IA II 80 II 81 IS 10
Ticket Nus l IA 49, again prize oil S2oO, sold
By LAMbEkl.
To.day-The Delaware State Lottery, Glass
Isl. Capitals ESQ 500, 1G,G0Q, IL o00 5000, 6OO0
1880, 900, 500, 309s, so Of 600, &c. IS nsn-
beers, IL drawn. Tickets $40 de
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ST:IATpON,S egEFkCn

Drawn Nos of Dels ware Glass l49, Nov So:
% 90 SIS AZ IL "a Ii II b II "a Il Is
To-day.-Delaware l5I, Capital S3S,500 Is
numbers, - drawn. Tickets $40 de
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issU THE CITIZENS DF RICHMOND.
IL AND STRANGERS VISITING THE CITY.
Ii you wish to have your Hair Cut, in The latest
and most approved style, and your Whskers
changed to beautiful black or brown color, then
call at the H;ir-Cutting, Shaving, Shampooipg and
Bathing Saloon, under the American Hotel
n B-Hot, cold end shower BATHS can be had
daily, from 6 A NJ to M and on Saturday TO IL
NJ. Single Bath IS cents, or i've tickets for 81
Entrance on lIth street no27
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NEW BOOks, JUST KEUEIVED By

NEW NOVELs.-Minnie Grey. or Who is the
LIZ Heir, by the author Of Amy Lawrence, or the
Precursors daughter, Stanfel Hall, &c.--prise
soc
Yankee Jack, or the PeIis of a Priva.eersman !:
romance OF the War of 1872, by Harry Hazel
price 25c
Pictorial Life and Adventures IF Davy Crockett
written by hmself-price SOC
For sae by JAMES B. GLIB,
no29 50, opposite City Hotel, Main street.
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Munn2sru. Richmond, Virginia.
Successors to ]. W. Maury Il Co.-otics Ee.62
MEin street.
Drawn Nos Of Delaware Lottery, l49, Nov 90:
92s 81 SIS / a. II "a Il II 81 II 81 % Is
Ts. day.--Capitai: S35 900, $4,000, 1900 s.
900 80 If Coz, 50 Of $40, &c. IS Nos II drawn.
Tickets $40.
To-msrrow.-Capitals: $4,000. Il,00O, 10
600. 10 OF LOCO, dc &C, IS Nos Is drawn. Tick
els s.. de
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STABLER'ts AN0DYNR CHr3Vy az
pLEtFrsfy. q --~A

~ confidently recommended to
lnVatds, as UNSURPASSED by any
known preparation, for the cure Of
COUGHS, HOARSENESS, aud 9TH
, er farms of Common Colds pnnN
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WANTED, Youth, aged about 10 years, of in.
w dustrious hObits, to act messenger In the of.
fee Of the Lynchburg and Abin sdon Telegraph
To one who will perform the duties faith '9uy, sa.
larry of S75 per gear will be paid, with instruction
in the art Of telegrephing. One well acquainted
with the city preferred Apply at the office, over
Pratl's Daguerrean Gallery, las Main street.
no 30-:it
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DROOMS AND MATS, for sale By
d JAMEs b. sHILToh,
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| lfARpEIING AT the Old stand Of Hugh Riieis Il,
| " deceased, just received and for sale fine
sortment of Csrpeiing, at reduced prices TOR cash,
| by
| no 30-ts JAS. A. SMELL, Executor
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REORVIRiOR.'S Hi 2 tIATIU CON.
wi POUND AND RLOLH PuAlEIER.--IAis

For sale by Druggists generally. Purcell, LAID Il CO
Richmond Agents oc2l-lawd& wtin
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-. as, Of the Sioop Of War Albany The
Webster OJscqnies-Attsmpted Escape Of
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no. MACKEREL. in quaI ter barrels add
lS kits for sale by JAMES b. SHt LION,
no "a Corner Broad and 4th str Gets
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NIEW VOLUME OE HAkfER.-J w
IN RANDOLPH has received the Dec 3moer NO
of Harper's Magazine. Now Is the time 10 SUD
scribe as this commences new volume
Home Scenes b. Grace Aguilar, 5Oc
Pictorial Life of DaTd Crockett, w!!'ten oy MINI
self, soc -,
Minnie Gray, or Who is the Heir by a1tho6 OF
Amy Lawrence, with plates, SOC no 80
Iron AND STEEL sTOEE.-2a5 tonS
L Swedes, English, American hammered and io,I'
cd Steel and Iron assortment comprising nearly
all sizes: lat round and square steel bano q nooP'
from 3 to f ar inches wide
Plough from to ii inches wide
American and Swedea Mail Rods
EIg,ish and American Bistered S.eei
Cast, shear German and Spring do
Plough Moulds and Sheet iEsu
$50 boxes Tin Plate, an assortment comprising
ne ariy all sizes including II 20 bright ana ieaoeo
for roofing -,
Receiving aud in store-for tale BY o,s
DO 30 . McohoDE. - 49,
A Z PRIVATE SALE, q spendid solecnon u
"A tsiraudoles, In 2, and hghis sets. ~
no so AI-EA- W. = -
ETOLEssKs.-New Orleans and Cuba N
~ - q ss0's' MI 'A WILLIAMS & BROTHER
r I'VE AND TAK-keclving and for sale By
Ia no % KDWN WOkTHAM co
IRAIN Rags, for ssle BY
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I y tCHMCHD BUILDING FUND COM.
IL PANY.--Iheie viii be meeting oftha Sock
holders Of this Company, WEDNESDAY EVEN
| ING, DECEMBER lst, ct o'clOck-in the room next
| to the Office OF the Richmond Times being oppo-
site The Exchange Bank up stairs. 1t is very Ina
poIant that all dues be paid at before this meet
! leg as it ia the last Of the year
no 30-2t w KNOWLES, Secretly.
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DosTiNG BGOhs, &c.-The time for set
4 ting yearly accounts is near at hand, and the
subscriber respectfully states to the public, that he
is DESTROYS Of occupying his spare time in posting
tradesmens accounts, preparing bills for the com
ing year, collecting the same, &c. He, therefore,
offers his services ~ these not employing regular
| book keeper. WIN f.. MAOLE,
no 30--2." le0 Main street.
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a FURTHER supply OF No L PERUVIAN
IN GUANO receiving tor sale By
no y 8. McGRUOER & SONS.
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IOR RENI-And possession given let January
L next small Farm, situated about half mile
north Of the city, and adjoining the farm Of Mr..
VIM. A Robinson. There about seven acres Of
very fart the land which les well and is well en-.
closed the Improvements consist of very com
Portable dwelling with tour or fire rooms, and the
uar.ai out'houses. Apply to
no 3O-3t JAMES NJ TAYLOR
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OLE APPLE BRANBI.-i have for sale
~ few bbls very fine old Apple Brandy.
TO 90 GEORGE HERRING
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IN BRLs. sTUART'S G. YELLOW 81.
0U GAR, IN store, for sale by
nc % BACON & PASKERVILL.
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ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS.
SATURDAY.

/ AMERICAN HOTEL.-A c Herman,
. Roanoke; J + Maxfield and lady, Columbia;
liz c Roberts, Norfolk; ID r Lyman, Lynch.
burg; f c Selden, Charles City; c Whileman,
and G ID Willis, City Point; w S White
: Tenn; L II Day, u ) Navy; r X Arson
Georgia; Mrs A + Sanford, Petersburg; E P
Scott, Greenvile; + Taylor, Norfolk; DIR E
Powell, Goochland; Capt Pengilly, and G J
3Herrwcod, England.
EXCHANGE HOTEL.-G W Camp, Nor.
folk; b Eng land, Baltimore; d II Hamilton
7 sc; ID jennings, Lynchburg; " Ii Ham
I son, Amelia; Young, Henrico: G z
sGoo1e, Washington; J MigneIIc, Phla; Mr
Mrs K Rives and family, N Y; NJ Mikes,
I lady, servi, and g ) Lauas and lady, Charles
Ston.
j COLUMBIAN HOTEL.-Daniel KYLE
fredericksburg; VI Master, Stafford; "
SClarke, Prince Edward; W b Baldwin 81 lady
3Ameiu; ] Ellis, Goochland; ii h Bryan.
3N G.; FL Lipscome, Hanover; ii Bane,
sGiles; VIM Ball, Mass; Mr. Armstead, Flu
wanna: NJ b Stewart and rephew, Peters
IA q Stephens, Manchester, II; Jordan,
,sR A Jones, Va; II Bowen and lady, Taz-
ywei Va; G:s l. ; Johnson, do: u NJ Pears,
4Va.
3 CITY HOTEL-W II Goodwin, Louisa; Br.
.5iey aud lady, Mecklen urg o B Sims, CHI ster'ed
g rowniey, Washington; Ihns Farra and son, q
& apeiIan Va; j A Johnston, Nashville, ; Peters
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