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Il FIsnEaY TaEArv.-.Ion.r the corresno,

The FISHERY TREArY.-"Ion," the correspon.
den: Of the Beliimore san, says:
The Treaty with England, in respect 10 the Fish.
cries and Reciprocity, has been agreed upon bv
Mr. Marcy and Mr.. Champion. The project was
s-, TO England in October last and the approval ot
tie British government is expected
The treaty is of the most liberal and satisfsctorv
character 1t comedies to the British colonies ali
that they desire, in return tor the absolute freedom
Ct the Fisheries TO the United States. II gives a
registry to colonial vessels and admits them fully
70 ou coasing trade. 1t provides also for the free
interchange of all agricultural produces. and the
free admission of our agricultural implements int
the colonies.
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Il fers for sale the farm which he resides about
seven miles from Richmond near the turnpike road
adjoinlng the lands formerly owned by Patrick H.
Gentry containing "a acres, with about 1000 OF 1900
cords OF wood on il, besides TIMBER with good ice
house, and other buildings: Persons disposed to pur
chase will please call and view for themselves -
Terms will be made accommodating. Also the stock
of Cows Hogs, Corn, Fodder &c
The above property will be SOLD at public auction on
FRIDAY, the I'd day of December next if fair. if
not the next fair day thereafter al 10 O'Clock, A. M
should II not be sold privately previous that time
nov 12-dtd* JAMES PADGFTT
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ARRIVAL OF THE PRoMETHEUs-JNo. MT

ARRIVAL OF THE PROMETHEUS-JNO.M NIT
CHELL ON BOARD-GREAT EXCITEMENT
NEW YORK, Nov. 20.-The Prometheus has ar
rived with 81, 900, in gold. John Mitchell, the
Irishpatriot, is among the passengers. There was
great excitement at the wharf, and in their endea-
vors to see him, great number of the populace
embarked in boats and surrounded the steamer
Ee quietly conveyed to his mothers residence,
in Brooklyn On reaching the Ferry, he was loud
~ cheered. He was serenaded at night by his
friends
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A. SHlP.-The Co-partnership heretofore exist
ing between REEVE Il BLAIR, was dissolved on
the 18th August. by mutual consent
f. PAYSON REEVE,
JOHN II. BLAIR.
Having purchased of Mr.. f. 2. Reeve his share Of
the business heretofore conducted under the firm of
Reeve 4 Blair, hope by strict attention to the bu-
siness to merit continuance of the patronage IL
6eraily extended to the late concern. Persons in
ment to the undersigned, who will settle the bust
of the firm. JOHN II. BLAIR
November q. 1855.
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READ THIS ADVERTISEMENT! -
4G CHEAP READY.MADE CLOTHING-Iu-
tending to make new arrangements in their Clothing
establishment the unde rsisned, in order TO close out
viii sell their extensive assortment of Ready Made
CLOTHING, consisting of every article to BE- found
IN similar establishments, AT AND BELOW COST.
Persons In want will do well to give us a call They
may rest assured that will do what we say--iist
is, sell READY-MADE CLOTHING AT AND BE-
Low COST.
J. GREENEBAUM L. SHLOSS
No 30 Main street, next door TO China HALL
Eg~ Don't mistake the place no 2s-fm+
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having purchased NJ ii. Nace's interest IN the con-
Germ 81 maze l. WINSTON, las will appear from
SEE1 COMMISSION and FORWARDING RJSI-
Ness NESS at the old stand, corner of Cary and Pearl
MACE aud d. Y. PkNKEY, and respectfuliv soiict
me patronage OF the friends and of the late
concern promising 70 use my best efforts to merit il
as Wei as that of the public generally
November 2itk 1853 los p WINSTON
70 Lynchburg Firginian, Fincastle Democrat and
no 2i-ts
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FORM oF Proxy


- ~ -a asN BY THESE PRESENTS. That -
a .ne Undersigned. do appoint -N
hronehs me to vote on all ques ions tina, NAV ba
,he hpeiore the meeting OF the stockholaeys Of
he h' ,SSgen.nond and nanvie Railroad Comnany tn
thaass eToer, 1855, or at any adjourned neetiay
torrs hereby ratifying all the acts of - ssid ~,
senf 90 !" .ns premises, as fully as if were pre
su,hohy whereof, -- have hereunto affixed
f5-ffsn -
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NOIlCE.-The undersigned beg to in
~ form the public that c. A. ROTTCHER will
IeaVe for Europe about the mddle1of this month for
the puTposn of making purchases and supplying US
VITA al the new fashions for the coming season
" c shaiI therefore offer present weli-assorted
GOODS, at CONSIDERABLY REDUCED PRI-
CTS, aud respectfully solicit call f. or, all in want
Of any of the above named Goods
Orders for any special article IN our line will he TO-
celVed, and promptly attended to-
no 29-lms 17o 49,.
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VIRGINIA Posi- 0FPIcR MATrERs-The Postp1as
Ter General has established the following post off
ces, and made appointments: Mount Vernon Tan.
merry, Frederick county, Lewis v Shearer, post
master.
Sherando, Augusta county, Charles T. Palmer
postmaster.
The name OF the post Office at Leon Mason coup-
~ is changed to Cologne"
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GoDDIN & APPERsoN, Auctr
VA L U BL E REAL ESTATE ON

- MAIN, bETW ZEN 7TH AND 8TH STREETS.
FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-Wiu be sold. on WEI
NESDAY afternoon, the 7th Deer 1885, upon the pre-
mss commencing at o'clock. of those ne w houses
the south SIDE OF Main, between 7th and 9th SITS
The house is three stories high above the basement
mas four passages and ten rooms all handsomely fin.
sned and built ofthe best materials with all the mo.
water close is bathing room, &C.. &C. Good kitchen
servants rooms. &c.
IEkMs.Sl450 payable 9th September 1862 to Miss
frances D. Eggeston, with interest payable quarter
~ and the balance i'll the following manner. viz
cash, balance at 4, 8, and II months for negotiable
notes interest added, secured by a trust deed
No % comm N e. .ppEDSoN
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BUFFALO, Nov 29-The weather continues warm,
Win every indication of a late closing of naviga-
non. The receipts by the Lake are fair, and ship
mems ~ the canal are small. There is some talk
G! shipping -four if the weather holds out fair until
, rrnrrnYY
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THE OHIO RIVER-UNION LINE-FREIGHTs
WHEELING, Nov. 2s-The water in the Ohio is
at an excellent height tor boats OF all classes The
steamers Of the Union Line are now running again
II direct connection with the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad. Frei-hts are fxad at 20 cents to Cac,n.
Iatl and p ceutst0 Louisville.
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ALtBAiA SENATORS: We were las: nvening IA
red with Geographic dispatch, received bv a
Il. nj from member OF the Alabama Lecisla,,;rs
dated Montgomery, November 2S. which confirms
;le Intelligence OF the election of ex Goyernor Re-
;sa,in fitzpatrick and Hon. Clement C. CLAW. Jr
70 the Senate OF the United States UastiagtoR
L,5gV.
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BANGOR, Ne. Nov. 2e.-Navigation is closed at
this point. Sixty-eight vessels with full cargors
and three steamers are enclosed in the ice within
miles OF the ely. The shipping agents have con
tracted to get tae vessels out at 81 peron 1t viii
take days
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aRANK STOCK.-I am authorized to
J sell 81 shares of Bank of Virginia, and 20 shares
Of Farmers Bank Stock. Apply to
GEO. D. FISHER,
At Office Of Crenshaw 4 Fisher, on the North
no side of the Basin
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MEETING OF THE SOUTH CAROLINA LIE
GISLATURE.

COLUMBIA, Nov. 28.-The Legislature of South
Carolina assembled here today, and proceeded to
organize. There is full attendance of members.
i Is expected tEat the Governors message will be
handed il tomorrow
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s-55cAPED.-Justus Squires, the celebrated rail
5o . roo5eT, recently sent 70 the New Hampshire
--a.e frleon for fifteen years, escaped on Friday
Hg5.[1lng ty climbing over the wall, twenty feet
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THE MARKETS

BALTIMORE, Nov 29-Sales of 1900 bbls. Flour
at S6.75. White Wheat $l55 to SLIGO Corn
quiet.
NEW YoRK, Nov. 29.-sales of 1900 bbls. Flour
at unchanged rates. Wheat has slightly declined.
Corn easier
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!. ION. ZEE0 ScUDDER slipped on the steps of FL
o'i4se Hotel, at Barnstable, Mass on Tuesday
al and broke his thigh This accident will pre-
'si' ms taking his seat in Congress
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MARTIN KOZSTA.

BosroE, Nov. 29.-The barque sultana was spo-
ken to-day, twenty miles east of Ca, Ann. Martin
Kozsta is on board, and will arrive to morrow.
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hE" YORK New. 2a-The ship New World, from
Liverpool. with 7Ji passengers arrived this morn.
.ng, Seventy-dye died of cholera on the passage
They were mostly Germans
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. C.s~h Stevens, Esq, died at Montpelier. Vt, ION
n-i.aay last III the 50h year Of MS age. He wa ! a
t,saeher, long and extensively known among the
eocleiy Of frienis
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MORTALITY Az SEA.

NEW YORK, Nov. 29.-The ship Marathon arrived
to-day from Liverpool She lost sixty-four pas
sengers by sickness on the voyage
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REAL ESTATE FOR SATE-TIe sn1

- :. seIoeis are AUTHORISED 10 sell rick Tenernen,
n n ne south side of Broad between Jefferson and
Also, = neat residence on ST. S,enben s.rsa. he
ttween charity and Baker streets and Iot nm Vsne
ee street. yopposite to Mr.. Jno BreeuerI fron,ins s0
feet. Apply to "0'' iioa'ins GU
25-6t GpDDTNs .nn,,n,o.
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THE SEAT OF WAR.

1here had been no satisfactory intelligence OF
later date from the scene of Turkish and Russia,
hosiili;ies. There were rumors that decisive hat,
lie had been fought near Bucharest. but no.h;,r !.
known as to who were the victors.
Details have been received relative m the reo.,.
anair al oitenitza which snow a brilliant victory
Tor the Turks. Twelve hundred Russians we,a
Killed and wounded in the engagement. Nearly
one E1ndred thousand Turks had crossed the Dan
ube The Russian commander, Gortzakof. had
rece1Ted orders to act on the offensive The Turks
captured eight guns at Oltenitza.
1t was stated that the fourth regiment Of Poles IN
the Russian service were disafected. and favored
the passage of the Danube by the Turks; giving No
alarm when they saw them crossing
The Turkish fleet was in the Black Sea The
Anglo French fleet was in the Sea of Marnora
Russia had laid an embargo on Turkish shipping
from the I'D OF October. The neural flags would
be respected
Count Nesserodes diplomatic circular had been
published. and ELECTED strong remarks OF censure
from the French and British press.
turkey would have nothing to do with the
amendment OF the Vienna note; but insisted on a
perfectly new treaty, with arrangements looking TO
the future
hlapka had received command On the Danube in
the Turkish service
The success otthe Circassians continues in Asia
Napoleon expresses himself strongly in favor o.
active operations in aid of the Turks
Inc British government evidently vacillates as
to the policy she will pursue.
Prussia has intimated that she reserves to herself
perfect liberty of action in her course on Eastern
affairs
Austria processes neutrality.
PROGRESS OF THE CHINESE REBELLION.
Intelligence from China by the overland route An.
nounces that the Chinese Insurgents captured
Shanghai on the 18th of September.
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LIZ
/ war
Game
cry
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me ne paper mill Of John Wrinkle & Co. at Cole
J 80, ~ was burned down on tie 2Oth instant
LOSE estimated at about So 900
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FIRE At CINcrNNArL-D. A. Powelrs ex;epsive
s-ohe halsLlns shop IN Cincinnati was dest oyeSby
IRE Oh Friday. Loss $4,000, exclusive of SatO61
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COUP Lined with Porce
~ lain, assorted sizes, for sale by
no 70 G. j. SINTON & CO,
Sign Of the Circular Saw. II Main 81.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL

~ ESTATE ON CHURCH HiLL-Bv virtue of a
decee of the Circuit Court of the county Of Henri
CO. pronounced on the 9Th November 1855 in the case
OF Williams and ais. against Bradley, &C. the under
signed, the commissioner thereby appointed will
proceed to sell 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
degree, consisting of the House and Lot on Church
HUI, recently occupied by Mrs Lucy Burton, situated
on the north side of Broad street, adjoining the
dence of Mr.. r. Fl Whitlock.
l. IERMs-One-fourth of the purchase money also
the costs of the suit expenses of SALE commissions
&c, IN cash, the balance at SIX twelve and eighteen
months for negotiable notes. or bonds with good Sc
curty bearing interest and title retained till the last
note or bond shall be paid. and conveyance directed
by the Court JNO w. BRADLEY Conf
% Sale conducted by GoDDIN Il APPERSOS,
Aucts no l7-dtds
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CITcIHf1ArI Nov. 26.-The printers continue on
me s,l@e, ard the principal daily offices have
ranged for female labor.
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!e'er D Vroom, Of New jersey. oar Minister +,
t 1t7!ar 10 said, was refused reception at the
! lssIan Court, until he put On the Court uni
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NOTICE TO THE sTncuuoI I1,nc

NOIlCE 10 THE STOCKHOI .DERs
= - Ar op TIE RICHMOND AND DANvILi'r
ina ~ tbs s,ocssaia THE sixth Annual Meet
Sis KaaIoad Compsny win be held IN The citx ~
A. f s. oeIos. on WEDNESDAY, December iss is
have he nrss,is Inc Stockholders viii, ss ususi
me meeting, on the eavs, free Of charge. from
r. VANDEURsEN, sec,y.
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A MORRIS, 81 Main street, has just
~ received
Life of Benjamin Robert Hayden, Historical Pain
ter from his Autobiography and Journals edited aud
compiled by Tom sylor. in vols. Price 81 -.
History of Greece by George Crate, Esq, volume
IL; Just published Price 75c
The Young Ladies' Home, by Mrs. Tuthill, new
edition, with engraved frontispiece.
History of England, in verse, from the Invasion of
Julius Caesar to the present tifne by Hannah Town
sand third edition illustrated no %
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN DJr

Walls ADDITION FOR SALE AT aIrC
IiON-Wi!lb be sold, on the premises, on MONDAY.
2tn Decr 1858, commencing at 81 o'clock. p M that
Hauaole grocery stand on I'd street. near the new bu
yng ground The lot fronts 60 feet on the west line
OF "a street. running back Baker street l29 feet
Also neat residence on st. Stephen street be-
family. 49, i
TERMs-One-thrd cash, balance at 5 and months
ior negotiable notes Interest added and title retained
no % GODD!N 4 APPERSON
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tai - ,ieorgla Legislature has refused 10 pass a
LIi Psfdoh.ng Elijah Bird, under sentence Of mur.
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sting
asheE,
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DEATH OR A HINGE

CHAELE-oS, Nov. 27th-Judge Dougherty, OF
Georgia died suddenly at Athens in that State last
evening
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call
S and
ofthe
nd la
wants,
7 own
!cited
bots
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~ = 3 Jarvis, Medical Director of the Depart
Uess Monroe, Va
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,s,,sa william McG1igan, for many years con
oleI On Sunday
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ADDITIONAL BY THE ATLANTIC-VERY IN
TERESTING NEWS FROM THE SEAT OF
WAR
NEW YORK, Nov. 90, 6, P M.-Passengers by the
Atlantic report that Lord Aberdeen is about to re-
sign, to make way for more warlike ministry.
The Herald has letter from Consul Saunders
dated at London, which states that the Porte had
notified Austria that she must Withdraw her troops
from the frontier or have her neutrality guaran
teed by France and England; else he will declare
war against her, and march army into Hungary,
under the command of Kossuth's agent.
kossuth had been openly received at Constant,
nople.
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E'OR SALE.-We are authorized to sell
Il NEGRO WOMAN and CHILD, to remain in
the city, its vicinity. This woman is about 81 wears
old, is sold for fault is said to he woman of excel
lent disposition, very honest. very good house ser
want, cleans very nicely, does plain sewing very well
is fond of children, and douiy would make a good
nurse. Apply to TOLER l. COOK
nov Pearl
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November 24.h. 1858.

as WIZ be seen by Mr.. Wnston's advertisement
s GO, ne viii continue the Grocery Com ission
gue forwarding Business the old stand of Mace
w .hston and cordially recommend him to the pa
''0hase oil the old customers of the house
MACE
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
By GODD1N L APPERsON
Most VALUABLE REAL EsTA'

MOST VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
~ ON 18th. BETWEEN MAIN AND CARY
STREETS. FOR SALE AT AUCTION VIII be
sold on TUESDAY AFTERNOON, the 9Th Deceu-
Der, 1893, upon the premises commencing at o'cPk
that most valuable Brick Store and Warehouse, lit
being one Of those recently occupied by the late firm
OF D McGruder Sons. on the eastern line Of 18th
street, between Main aud Cary streets fronting on
ssid 18th st &c S2 feet running back ~ feet to an
alley Y feet wide The main store extends in rear
about 100 feet besides shed 10 rear fronting the
said alley The buildings all new and are located
IN part Of the city where storehouses are in great
demand It's believed that there Is no real estate in
market, at this time, which offer greater Inducements
to capitalists, IN which 10 invest their funds
Ierms-One Fourth cash, balance at six twelve
and eighteen months for negotiable notes. interest
added, secured by trust deed or title retained
no IS GODDfN l. APPFRSON
VALUABLE TENE MENTS ON
FRANLIN, BETWEEN I'D AND zsp SITS,
FOR SALE AT AUCTION VIII be sold on TUES
DAY, the 9th December. upon the premises. COM
Inencing at 81 O'Clock, TWO TENEMENTS, Zone
brick, the other wood the soutfade of Franklin
between I'D aud sd streets, each fronting about p
feet, running back 30 feet.
TERMS made known the day of sale.
GODDlN l. APPERSON,
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no 2f-d.d Ancts
EARM, AND GRIsT AND SAW MILLS

Il ON THE DANVILLE RAILROAD, NINE
NILES From THE CITY OF RICHMOND,
THURSDAY, the LIST day of December 1858. upon
the premises, commencing at II o'clock, NJ, the
Farm in the County of Chesterfield on the Danviiie
Railroad, nine miles from the city of Richmond now
in the occupancy of Mr.. w L. Waring. The tract
contains l85 acres. about 10 in woods mostly pine
balance cleared, and in good condition for improve
ment. The dwelling contains five roonis the usual
and necessary out-houses, all new. The MILL form
cry known as Fores," contains one pair stones
ately on the railroad. The Saw Mil is now doing
good business and to enterprising nan il offers
great advantages valuable body OF timber land
quite to it. can be purchased at fair price: and
the plank. when sawed, can be imme iiatey sent to
the Richmond market-aud thus find ready sale at
fair prices Terms made known day of sale.
no22 COMM " A,c+s
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no % GODDIN & APPERSoN, Auctr.
VALUABLE NEW RRICK TENE

" ALOhDLL NEW DhICk IENE-
MENT ON THE PLANK ROAD. AT IT'S IN
TERSECTlON WITH MADISON STREET, FOE
SALE AT AUCTlON.-Will be sold at auction on
TUESDAY, the 9th December, 1855 at O'clock
r NJ, that new brick Tenement on the North line OF
the Plank Read and West line, of Madison street
containing rooms. with servants, coal and COW
houses and well of water in the yard The Lot fronts
30 feet. running back $50 feet
IERms-One-thrd cash; balance at L. and -
months tor negotiable notes. interest added and title
retained. 100
% GODDIN e. AppEpcON
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Passage of the Danube, and Disaffection Of
the Poles
Position of the Powers on the Eastern
Question, &c, &c.

NEW YORK. Nov 29.-The steamer Atlantic ar
rived at her wharf today with tour days later ia
telligence from Europe
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L Il,
Administrator. &c. of Geo. Scherer decd
:. Sale conducted by GODDIN APPERSON, Auc.

SALE OF HORSES, MULES, COWS,
~ =. HOGS: CORN. FODDER SHUCKS, STRAW.
CANNING IMPLEMENTS, HOUSEHOLD FUR,
NIIuRE, &c.-Wil be sold on THURSDAY. the
sth Day OF December, 1853, at High Meadow" on
the New Bridge Road, about miles East of the CITY
OF Richmond, all the Personal Estate on the SAID
farm consisting of valuable parcel of Horses
Mules, Cows, Hogs, Corn. Fodder, Shucks Straw,
fsrrmng implements, Household Furniture, &C.
amount, months credit for approved endorsed me-
no % GODDIN e. APPFRSON AT.
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L'rerpo0l .Vou. l6.-There have been sales of L.
zoo bales OF Corros, at rates favorable to the buy
ers. FLOUR has advanced Cd, and there has been
a slight improvement in WHEAT CoRs not SO
firm
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NOTICE.-Haying sold INV en1;r-. 49,

= rest ~ the concern of MACE < WINSTON 70
JOS +. WINSTON, he alone is authorised 70 ,se
s1s hae OF the concern in liquidation All debts
S n inc inc concern must be pad TO him. aud all debts
"Ns " "a "iuse De presented TO him for collection
No,a,,,,.o o., ,.-o NJ. II. MACE
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DI pAvEsPORT. ALLEN 4 Co
III sDSTtnH GLASSWARE, &c. AT
her we viii sei :, q THURSDAY the iss peee
assortment of GROCERqEcs At our auction store, an
BACON-Sides Shonldss.z.
CANDLES, CHEESE ana Hafnz
BRANDY, RUM, WHIsKpv
Green and Black TEAS
MoLAssES, WRAPPING PAPER
CIGARS, INDIGO En-
100 cases TUMBLERS. he
TERMs-Under 500 cash; 500 ana o..
credit for approved paper. honths
DAVENPORT, ALLEN ACo
~ ~S-utd Auctionaars
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE on

- lanai AND FOURTH STREETS, FOR
SALE.-The subscribers are authorised to sell those
tour small brick tenements the South side of
Canal and West line of Fourth streets Each fronts
80 feet Canal street. and runs back $50 feet TO an
alley. For terms. apply
nov 26-6t GODDIN & APpEpSON
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF THE ATLANTIC
Four Days Later from Eurone
ADVANCE IN FLOUR.
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RuMoRs OF A DECISIVE BATTLE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-11-30

STOCKS FOR SALE
~ 30, 600 COUPON BONDS VA. & TENN RRs1
Io,00o CORPORATION OF LYNCHBURG
S,oo0 do do ALEXANDRIA.
5000 CITY OF RICHMOND
5000 STATE OF VA
For sale in sums to suit purchasers
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