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WHERE ARE YOU GOING?-Around
BOTANIC PRACTICE OF MEDICINE

r. VI A4N1S NAV l1SI< VI lnT<O1S1NEJs
- DOCTOR E. d. ROBINSON continues to offer
his services to the afflicted and especially those suf
tering with chronic and supposed incurable forms of
disease The DR.. has been engaged in the practice Of
medicine twenty yearsthe last twelve in this city.
and therefore give satisfactory reference Thou
sands who dragging out miserable existence with
Dyspepsia, Rheumatism, Bronchitis, Fluor Albus,
Dropsy: Neuralgia, Paralysis, Scrofula, Liver Com
speedily relieved and many permanently cured
Persons at distance would do well to come to the
city and remain until their health is restored. Ex-
tracing Teeth only Is cents.
Office on Franklin between 18th and 14th streets
Secret forms of disease treated with great
Oc St-Iy
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL
~ ESTATE ON CHURCH HILL BY virtue of a
dec of the Circuit Court of the county of Henri
CO. pronounced on the 9TH November 1885, in the case
OF Williams and ais against Bradley &C. the under
signed, the commissioner thereby appointed, will
proceed to sell at public auction upon the premises
on FRIDAY, the I'd day of December, 1853, at 81
O'clock F. NJ the real estate referred to in the said
decree, consisting of the House and Lot on Church
Hill, recently occupied by Mrs Lucy Burton, situated
the north side of Broad street, adjoining the resi-
dence of Mr.. X. H. Whitock.
TERMs-One fourth cash, balance at 6. II and 10
months for negotable notes, bonds with good Sc
cury bearing interest and title retained till the last
note bond shall be paid. and aconveyance directed
by the Court JNO w. BRADLEY. Comr.
U Sale conducted by GODDIN Il APPERSON,
Aucts. l7-dtds
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Yankee Sullivan and Tom Hyer were in POUCH
keepsie, N. y on the 18th, having good time
and causing great excitement
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CrrxA.-The intelligence that the Emperor of
China had fed into Tartary, was received in New
York by letter from DIR. Parker, Secretary of the
American Legation at Canton. 1t was further
stated that the fifth brother of the Emperor was
je,t in charge OF the Empire.
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IRISH NEwS.-Right Rev Dr. Ponsonby, Lord
hfhop OF Derry and Raphoe died on the 18th, at
us palace, Derry, in his 53d year. His successor
i not known
Lord Cloncurry is dead aged 81. He is succeed
ca IN his title and estates by his eldest son. Hon.
Edward Lawless
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hoszta sailed from Smyrna October l5 in the
LARK Suana, for Boston.
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VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL Es

Y TATE IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND, ON
SOUTH SIDE OF CARY, BETWEEN 18TH AND
18TH STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-Will
be sold on MONDAY the 2lst Nov, 1853, upon the
premises commencing at o'clock, p. NJ. those two
valuable three story Brick Tenements, on the south
side of Cary between 18th and 18th streets. in
the occupancy of Messrs. Morton, Booker Co. and
John H Eusace and son. each fronting about 2f feet
and running back 40 feet to alley; and bounded on
the west by cross alley.
This property is located in the most business part
of Cary street and is the Basin and the large
and handsome warehouse now being erected by
Messrs Bacon & Baskerville. The attention of eapi-
talists and Others is particularly called this sale
TERMS-One-fourth cash, balance at 6, II and Is
months for gotiable notes. interest added secured
by trust deed
no ibid GODDlN APPERSON, Aucts
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CTOCKS FOR SALE
y 50. 200 COUPON BONDS VA. TENN: r r.
1000 do do ALEXANDRIA.
1000 CITY OF RICHMOND.
5000 STATE OF VA.
For sale In sums to suit purchasers.
nc 23-dts u. w. fUhNELL O. w.
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BY DAVENPORT. ALLEN ( co.
NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS

NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS !!-SE-
~ COND SUPPLY OF FALL AND WINTER
GOODSi!!-T subscriber is receiving and ope ming
to-day his second supply of FALL and WINTER
GOODS, ard having bought goods account of the
depressed of the money market, very cheap. he
is enabled to sell at very low prices and respectfully
socits call of the ladies particularly and the public
generally being determined to sell great bargains
Among his large and well selected stock are to be
found the most desirable goods consisting in part of
the following goods:
Worsted Plalds, richest coors, % cents yard Kid
Gloves Black, White and Fancy, superior article,
SCI cents pair; Linen Cambria Handkerchiets, extra
fine, 81 Dozen worth at least So; White all Linen
Damask Table Cloths, yards wide, so centsa yard;
Black Lace Veils 374 cents embroidered Hdkfs., S7A
cents. and so cents worth $i.5G; Brown and
Bleached Domesties 81 cents yard China Buttons,
u dozen for CT cents; Furniture Prints 81 cents
yard-besdes extensive assortment of latest styles
dress goods. All sorts of Domestics Hosiery Embroi
deries, Ribbons and great variety of trimmings and
Fancy Goods all of which will be sold cheap, and
many articles cheaper than they be bought else
where. V. COHEN,
Formerly Wechsler L. Cohen, corner of Broad and
5th streets. &C 8-dIm*
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pOBERT McNAMEE, SURGICAL 4

40 DENIAL INSIRUMEN MAKER, Main
street, opposite the Banks manufactures and keeps
on hand. every description of Surgical and Dental
Instruments, viz: Amputating, Trepanning, Mid
winery, Pocket Instruments in cases; Eye Gases,
Spring Lancets Extracting and Dissecting Instru-
nents, &c &c
Old Instruments of every kind repaired and put in
order. no l9-lm
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BY JAMES NJ TAYLOR.
DWELLING ON MARSHALL. hefxee

49, ~ DAf, 18th November at 4 O'clock p NJ
sS % PREMISES, will be sold that framed DIV cling
between st aud I'd streets The dweII;ns conssins
Th n,s ICONS with the city In the yard.
Being pleasantly located in warn ;mnrox;nr aud
desirable neighborheod this sale Is worthy the mo-
tee OF those IN want of such property Immediate
TERMs.-One-fourth cash: balance a. G 70 .ra 10
months interest added credit payment to be secured
by trust deed. JAS TsyT m
no 9-dtds a..
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The shooting of Senior Rosas, late Mexican Min
.er of the United States, appears to be confirmed
fc Letter from Fort Brown, Texas, published in
.te Washington Star. The other person mentioned
=. having shared the same fate, was General Rob
los late Minister of War. He, however, escaped
20 the American side, and the story OF his death
was consequently premature.
The same letter speaks of the action of the Mex
;,ans on the Rio Grande as a grand humbug. Am
puda. i, appears, is in Monterey, without single
lavonet at his command, and Santa Annals grand
army ia Just where it was six months ago, viz on
ssper. From these accounts, we think there is bu,
liule cause to be alarmed for the safety of our
forces on the Rio Grande.
The writer of the letter in the Star, says there il
Z growing disconien, in Mexico, against the wood
en- legged President who is certain to be shot with.
in six months.
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nECORATED CHINA VASES.--A
H. variety of handsome shapes; Cut and Gilt De-
canters Spoon Glasses; Bsque Figures aud numerous
articles of Partisan Ware, with other Fancy China
at BULkLEY q CO.'S,
no 10 IS7 Main street.
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GOOD NEWS-Just received, second
" supply of very cheap BLANKETS. LINSEYS,
heavy wooden SATINETS. square and long
SHAWLS, FLANNELS of all colors, French and
English MERINOS, ALPACA and black Canton
CLOTH, BOMBAZINE, plain and brocade SILKS,
MOUSELINES and CALICOES at all prices and the
best assortment of embroidered l.. C. HDKFS.,
SLEEVES, CHEMISETTES, cambria and muslin
BANDS lace muslin cambria, Crosha and Hornaton
COLLARS; also, superior article of lambs wool,
cashmere and silk HOSE; besides great variety OF
Fancy Articles, such BRACELETS, PORTE
MONAIES, India Rubber COMBS, WORK
BOXES, &c.
Strangers visiting the city and the public generally
will find it to their interest to give me call, my
motto is, ''small profits and quick sales"
Sc 12-3m Fl. ROSENFELD, ITS Broad ct.
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LATEST NAIL NEWS.
MASSACHUSETTS ELECTION.

The vote 10 BIS towns is for Governor. Washburn,
,vbig 57.6sl; Bishop. dem. 32.f56; Wilson, free
W., - 459; Wales bunker 5,l66; scattering 500
,,sG new constitution is defeated by from 5000 to
mo majority. The wings have gained considera.
6iv in the LEGISLATURE since last year. when they
= THE whiys will also have large sjorfy in
80 senate. which will enable them to elect their
t:"varnor and all their State officers. The contest
rs bccn the warmes; and most exciting for many
x@srs The wings celebrated their victory by
fireworks, sc.
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GILT SOUP TUREENs, FkUII BAS-
~ KETS, BUTTER COOLERS Comic and Oval
Pitchers Sugar Bowls, Cream Jugs, Cake Plates, Cof-
fee and Tea Cups and Saucers. &C., at
BULkLEY CO.'S,
no 10 I37 Main street..
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BY JOHN A. LASc1sTER ! soY -
BY JAMES NJ. TAYLOR.
COMMISSIONERS SALE.-As Con

COMMISSIONERS SALE.-As Com
~ missioner named in decree made on the 18th
day of November, 1853 in the suit pending in the
Circuit Court of Richmond, styled Davenport Da-
on the premises, on THURSDAY November "a, 1853,
at 4 O'Clock, p M, that Lot of Ground, with brick
dwelling house thereon of which Rev. David Roper
ded seized lying on the eastern side of Sd, between
Grace and Franklin Streets fronting So feet and
ming back $50 feet.
TERMS OF sALE.-One-.hird cash; balance in two
tor ne gotiabe notes, with approved endorsers and
retaining the title until conveyance is directed by
H. A CLAIBORNE, Commissioner.
Al the same time and place, viii be sold small lot
of handsome HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
nol5 JAS. Nj. TAYLOR, Auct.
BUILDING LOT ON UNION HILL,
- 9TH STREET, AT AUCTION.-On FRIDAY
18th day of NOEem d,s at pelcct upon the
west side of 9th street. adjoining the late residence
of Geo. B. Gsddin, decd, and being part fthe real
estate of which he died siezee, fronting Al feet and
running back 1872 feet.
TERMs-one-third cash, balance at months with
interest. JAS. M. TAYLOR,
no 1l-dtd Auct.
A DESIRABLE FAMILY RESI-
"A DENCE AND BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE
BY AUCTlON.-Will be sold on MONDAY. the
2lst day of November, ON the premises, commencing
at O'Clock, F. NJ, the present residence OF lillian
Evans, situated on Henry and Clay streets, in the
most extensively improving part OF the city. The
ouse contains nine rooms, eight of them with fire.
laces, with large kitchen, wash room, store room,
and ample convenience for servants; together with
brick smoke house and cellar beneath and well of
excellent water in the yard. Will also be sold
raj desirable unimproved BUILDING LOTS on Clay,
Catherine and Henry streets. Those desiring a con-
venient family dwelling eligible building lots,
would do well to attend this sale.
TERMS One-fourth cash, the balance in six, twelve
and 10 months, with interest from the day of sale,
and satisfactorily secured.
no II JAMES NJ. TAYLOR, Auct.
After the above, will be sold that newly erected
fame House, at the northeast intersection of Clay
and Gilmer streets now occupied by Mr. Paul Jones,
The premises are in excellent order, and pecu-
liarly adapted for the comfort of moderate sized
family, having good rooms and outhouses Terms
will be made liberal.
no IA J. NJ. T., Auct.
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GEC0ND SUPPLY OF FALL AND
~ WINTER DRY GOODS-We have just re-
ceived within the last few days large assortment Of
new and desirable GOODS, some of which en-
trely new Styles TO which we would call the atten-
ton Of all in want. DUDLEY L JOHNSTON,
nos l45 Eagle Square.
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EE 81 BAYLY, Attorneys at Law and
H Commissioners of Deeds. &c, for the States of
Alabama, Arkansas. California, Connecticut Florida,
Georgia Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kentucky Louisia-
IA, Maine, Maryland. Massachusetts, Michigan, Min
nesota, Mississippi, Missouri, New Hamps hire, New
Jersey. New York, North Carolina, Ohio, Pennsyl
vania, Rhode Island, South Carolina, Tennessee
Texas, Vermont, Wisconsin, &c.
SAM'L. T. BAYLY, Notary Public-offce on 18th
street, I'd door from Main. oc E-lmf
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r ADIES' WORK BOXES, &c.-Rose-
IL wood, Mahogany aud PAPER Machie Boxes. IN
laid with Pearl and Shel Dressing Cases, Cabas gen
tIemen's Dressing Cases of superior finish, and the
handsomest assortment offered: For sale BY
mol LiMMFhmAN.
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hats AND BOOTs.-From fifteen :

HATS AND BOOTS.-From fifteen to
IL twenty per cent saved by buying from j. n.
ANTHONY, Columbian Hotel Building, Richmond
Moleskin HATS, of best quality. .SS 50
Do do second do...................3 90
Fashionable SILK HATS. so
Fine calfskin sewed BOOTS. 50
Congress Cater BOOTS. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Is
OPINION OF THE PREss.-(From the Fincastle De-
mocrat, April /, 1858. |-"By the way, would say
a word for our friend, John H. Anthony, Columbian
Hotel Building, to those going to Richmond, and
wanting, on landing there. to brush up little. just
think of the finest kind of HAT for s. SO, and fne
calfskin sewed BOOTS for S. 50. He promises to do
this, and we know he can, for him do it.
WHERE ARE YOU GOING?-Around
W to DAVID CURRY'S, opposite Parker, Bayy
Nimmos. to get me easy fitting BOOT. for
hear he has just returned from the North, with
assortment of Boots, Shoes and Caters, and likewise
new and well selected stock IF French CALF
SKINS, which he keeps constantly ON hand to mako
to order.
A call is requested before purchasing elsewhere a.
his goods will bear inspection and his prices viii be
worth trial. DAVID CURRY,
The old established Boot Store,
Next door but one to Mr.. Purcells Exchange
Sc l7-Sm Office.
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DEAL FARINA COLOGNE WATER.
III Prepared in Germany, and is the most delicious
nd delicate Ut all perfumes. Warranted genuine
no IL BENNETT BEERS. Druggists.
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BY Alexander MOTT L co. :
THIS (THURsDAY1 MORNING. at

o'clock, we viii sell at auction, to close sundry
tnr nts lot of new aud second hand Furni-
and ,Liiotn,ne piece and cut Dry Goods Britannia
ath uass W are, Hardware, Cutlery &C.. with many
no ls s..sies- ALExNoTT& CO.,
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DLAID RAW SILKS.-We have Just
i received few pieces Of Rich Plaid Raw Silks
and Plaid Merinoes to which we would call the a.
DUDLEY JOHNSTON,
oc6 No; 145 EAGLE Square.
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I AIDES WORK BOXES, tSo.-Rose-
~ wood and Papier Mache Work Boxes, furnished
and unfinished; Writing Desks, of Rosewood and
Mahogany; Odour Boxes, Portfolios, Back CANNON
Boards, Castanets, Dice and Dice Boxes, &c For
sale at BULKLEY & CO.'S,
no9 1877 Main st.
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COTTON YARNS, Mitchell's Fancy Can
~ dies Mackerel Tanners and Machinery Oil, Bra
zil Sugar, Sugar House Molasses, for sale by
no. DAVENPORT, ALLEN K co.
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over COATS, GREAT VARIETY
~ The subscribers have, perhaps, the largest and
most varied assortment of Over Goats shown in
the Richmond market, at prices to suit every sized
nocket For bargains come TO 102.
nol2 KEEN, CHILES l. BALDWIN.
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VIRGINIA CENTRAL kAILkOAU.-
On and after November LIST, the passenger trail
will leave Richmond at twenty-five minutes past
O'clock A. NJ and stop for break fast at the Junction
oc 25-Im f. -HlLL, oupl.
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hR. CHANDLER, kUfduudttJ DcHtisp'
~ having returned to the city, latter an absence
of several weeks offers his professlona, ssryices ~
RErEREscEs.-Professor C. B. Gibson; Prot G; I.
johnson, Rev. DIR. Howell, Rev. Taylor. rev; no.
Ryland A. g. Workman M. d., VIM. r. butaef, Esq
Richmond Prof. C. A. Harris, Prof. Thos T.. Bond,
Prof w. r. Handy, Prof c. o. Cone, Lester Noble,
d. ID. s.. Baltimore. czo-t
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of She win, She will," 60.

The old couplet, thus commencing, respecting
the general waywardness of the fair sex 1--WE use
the word general advisedlY, knowing certainly
some half dozen ladies of a very different disno-
sition,) was singularly yeriied.at me wy man,s
Rights Convention, now III session at SleVel9nu'
Ohio, according 10 the following, which we take
the New York Tribune, the organ oil wllltul teni-
nineS:-
Quite breeze arose upon motion that the con-
vention attend a temperance meeunS al The Ma
tional Hall in the evening.
1t was voted down with Indignation. Speeches
were made by various paltieS, aud the convention
adjourned till Tomorrow
'tIf she will, she will; y.u may depend omit
Andif she won't, she won't anu there's the emu on't
In New York she would attend temperance
convention, anu she did; in Cleveland she would
moi. and she did not Why? Must we write the
exclamation? Very well then, here ii is In New
York, they said 10 her, You ''shaH n0t," and llIe
natural ~ response was, II will" In Cleveland
they SAID, 'sYou must come TO our meeting"
and the reply was, al WON'T" Woman exactly
the cynic would say; but eve" make the exceP-
tons noted above, OF which half dozen, the fair
render NAV account herself ole;-or we will put
you down for a seventh.
BY the ny, three women's conventions IN as
many weeks, at remote polntS, and almost the
same women present at each! Some of them mari
ed women too! O Mrs. Jelaby strong minded
women! shades OF undarned hose, rent garments,
tattered baby dresses, and ragged table cloths!-
N. y. Com. Adp.
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SPECIAL OTTO Es
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physician is manufactured under the immediate oil
DIR. SIVAYNE, at his Laboratory, No. North Seventh
St above Market, Philadelphia.
For sale Sy-DR. JAMES sAKER; KELLS g. CALD-
WELL; and PATTERSoNtG Co. Wheeling. FLEMING
BROS, Pittsburgh. BURDSALL IL Co., Cincinnatii
and by dealers generally. sepl9
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SECRETARY Davis, Position.

A statement was gong the rounds of the papers,
to the effect that Secretary Davis. had expressed
himself favorable to the Free Soil faction in New
York, and the Washington Sentinel contradicted it.
But Secretary Davis, fearing there might still be
Misrepresentation has addressed a letter to the Ed
itor of the Sentinel enclosing copy of a letter
he had written in New York defining his position.
We extract portion of this latter letter:
9" received the proposition TO unite on the plat
form declared by the Democratic party in general
convention, as settlement of past feuds, and
and have been ready TO cooperate with all who,
adhering faithfully TO tue principles and policy
then declared, willing to go with Elm the on
ward march of Democracy.
at would have been hollow and dishonorable
to Rave allied with men upon thai basis, and when
the campaign was over have summoned them to
| answer for their tby gone" opinions. SO lar was
this from any purpose OF policy of mine, thatI had
forgotten, if, indeed, ever knew, the contents OF
speeches and letters which have recently been
brought to light, and present men, in whom have
entire confidence, as having been very few years
ago the advocates of Free SoiSm.
Notwithstanding the signifcantmar OF conn
dence given to Mr.. Dickinson, when he was offer
ed the best financial and political appointment IN
the State Of New York, l have not and will not
approve the anti-s'avery speeches he made IN lo4'
and 1S49. And although Judge Bronson holds the
high post which Governor Dickinson dechheu' l
trust shall not be numbered among those VINO
subscribed to his letter of July Is, lS4S, 10 the
meeting 10 ratify the nomination of Martin Van Bu-
rem and contribute 10 the extension oil Tree soil
am willing id these as in ether cases, to drop the
inquiry into bygone opinions and associations to
adhere TO the compact OF 1852, to oppose diSorgahl-
cation, and TO resist agitation, aud promote The mar
mony Of the Democratic party as the hest means
of securing peace among the States, and perpetu-
| lily of the Union. Now, this is not 10 approve oh
| ectionable antecedentS-not to endorse the opln'
IONS at war with my creed, but TO act as those who
believe the union of the Democracy to have been
sincerely, honestly and Observation-Disclosures for pub
| lie and not personal ends.
"Holding, as do, that party organization is
necessary means 10 success 10 principles on
which parties are formed, cannot but lament the
division which has, without recent cause, opened
the old wounds in our party of New York
81 do not to mingIe, still less tojudge, IN
this family quarrel, but will abide the course of
rapidly ranspiring events, and hope that the true
democracy may crush any dsintegrating faction
which goes into coalition with the wings.
''Very truly, your friend,
'sJEFFERSON DAVIS"