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PHILADELPHIA, Jan. Eight unfinished
houses N Burton street, near Schuylkll Fifth
So South streets, were destroyed by fire this
t,-.uas. Thy were fired by an incendiary.
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Chronic rheumatism of 80 Y ears, stand.
ing CUred.


NOVICE -kLCHMOkD AND DAkVIL, T. K
CO.-The Freight and Store House at KEYS.
vile Depot being full. well as many horse cars
the Richmond and Danvile Railroad Company are
given by the parties owning the freight re,noy ng
the same or some portion thereof, the COMPANY
VIII not transport any more freight to Eeysyie
and De held responsible for the safe preservation
thereof beyond the time of its arrival there
, And notice is given that a charge will be made
Tor freight left beyond 90 hours in tae Compsny's
Store house.
And this further notice is hereby given, that no
freight, intended tor Keysville will be received at
the Compauy's Depot here, until further notice.
JOHN a FOSTER,
General Freight Agent OF X. and D. R. R.
il &,
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tx ypENcE. Jan 27.-Tne House of Re,
.r-seu atncs decided in favor Of the new liz
,uor iaw today, by vote of 80 to "a. Its
-. ess I'D me Senate is doubtful. sg
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New YORK, Jan. 2S.-The legislature of
this State have voted to so into en- election for
L. 5. Senator next Wednesday.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
BY wellingfo. Goddin.
COMMISSIONER SALE OF vALl

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF vALU.
" ABLE REAL ESTATE and SLAVES in the
City OF Richmond. BY virtue Of a decree of the
Circuit Court of Chancery for the civ of Rich.
nond, pronounced on the 9th January. 1853. in
the case If Lipsecnb's Administrator against Lips
comb &c the undersigned CORNERSTONE will ex
pose for SALE, at public auction the front door of
the City Hall in the city CT Richmond, en- Friday
the 18TH February, 1853, commencing at Ii o clock
NJ, If lair, ii not, the next fair day. all the real
estate and slaves which Moses Lipscomb died
seized, consisting OF lets ON Broad, Marshall and
Madison streets in the said city, with several wood
en- tenements thereon also, . valuable slaves con
sistng of men, women and children.
The real estate is to be sold for one-fourth cash,
balance at 6, 2 and Is months for negotiable notes
with approved endofsers, and title retained TIL the
further order Of the court The slaves will be sold
for cash. RO l.. JONES, Com'r
Sale conducted by w. GoDDIN, Auc.
a29
HOUSE AND LOTS ON LEIGH ST.
4 4 AND BROOK AVENUE FOR SALE AT
AUCTION.--Wlll be sold on Thursday, the 3rd
day of February, 1853, upou the premises, com.
meme ng at o'clock, the Brick Store and Dwelling
on Leigh street, near Brook Avenue, now occupied
by Mrs Elizabeth K Daniel; also, several vacant
Lots adjoining it on the East and West. plat OF
the pr operty will be exhibited on the day OF sale.
TERMs-One-third cash; balance at and mos.
for negotiable notes. interest added, secured by a
trust deed, or title retained.
jazz w. GODDIN, Auctr.
M CST VALUABLE CENTRAL REAL
A'A ESTATE FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-Will
De sold on Tuesday, the LIST day Of February,
ioo5, upon the premises, commencing at o'clock,
Ine following Real Estate, situated on College,
broad street AID Jail Avenue. viz THE Framed
dwelling now in the occupancy of Mr. E Town.
sena' ironing about sc feet College street, (op-
posHe tne Medical College) running back l34 teet.
Inc house Is 10 good repair, has nine rooms is 10.
| sured Tor about $1,000 and now rents for $500 per
annum Also, vacant Lots adjoining on the North
and South, each fronting 80 fee, on College street
running back l54 feet Also, most valuable Build
ing Lot, near the residence of j. W. Randolph. ESQ
| fronting BAN feet on Broad street, running back
about loO ieet. Also Building Lots each fronting
about "a feet on the West line of Jail Avenue.
street running from Broad street to the
Sch0olhouse.
The above Real Estate being in the central part of
| the city, and in most respectable neahborhood.
offers great Inducements to those who may De dis
| posed TO invest their funds judiciously
TERMs-Une.fourth cash; balance at 3, 6 and
months Tor negotiable notes, interest added secured
by trust 1eed, title retained The take for the
present ear to be paid by the purchaser.
jazz w GQDDIN Auctr
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m OhTIMOKE7s * n 1,1111 a-T.,. a., !.
1NL ROlND AN RI DON v.

M OhIaMOhE'S hhEUaaATAt gU.n.
AsA POUND AND BLOOD PURIFIER TIKI.
great discovery is bringing health and hapuiness 10
thousands Rheumatism can be cured Moro tbsn an.
thousand cases OF chronic rheumatism fof the vor.f
oI oi TINS dreadful disease have been cured parma
curing tne past year by the of few bottle~
ei thls compound Letters and certificates are dsilv
pehs received from parties of high standing many ~
Wnom nave been crippes for years from the efcts n
That they are sound and WELL made so by this grsst -
medy, which Is vegetable spirit-an internal rsmaS,
prepared for this disease alone and this II I'D
cure In every case, either inhammatory (acuts %
chronic form. Testimony o! the most undoubted chs
racter will be cheeruliy submitted TO the ~
all who may feel sufficiently interested to can on tn
proprletors, at their Central Office No Barclay #
Aston House, New York One bottle S. three bottlss
$40 PURCELL Lam D. "a
Sole Agents for Richmond
w V. ALEXANDER & CO.
no Propnetors, N. Y
Chronic Rheumatism of 80 ears, stand.
ing Cured.
Scarcely able to WORK for seventeen wears and tho
flesh withered from his limbs. Levi Hills Esn
writes: "Ottawa, Lasalle county, Illinois Aueust IN
years. for seventeen years was scarcely able to walk
or stoop to the hoor my left limb had persisted away
considerable, and was very weak. had used SO MANY
prescriptions from physicians and other remedies al
to no purpose that despaired of ever being cured
was influenced however, to try Mortimores sRheu-
matte Compound and rejoice to say, it acted like
charm This was eight months ago. have exercised
much every day snce and have been exposed to all
kinds OF weather, but have continued to improve in
health, and the flesh has returned to my limbs which
nave become strong as ever. LEVI HILLSn
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Election of a Senator.


VIM. Wright, Democrat, was to-day elected
Us. Senator by the legislature Of New Jer-
sey.
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"a u. VI. NVN. MerchNnI TniIor. d

ia B. VI. MOE, Merchant TAILOR, OF
IA New York, bess II inform the Gentlemen of
Mr. Richmond and MS regular customers, that
-- ne will be at the American Hotel on febru
cry lst and will be happy TO take orders for the
!ateat style OF fashionable Clothing. lis stay
will be Tor week He takes pleasure in referring
II the following gentlemen JAS X Caskie ESQ;
John Stewart Walker, Eco; Miideberger Smith,
Esq. il a7-lOtaif
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s.KAND EXHIHITIllN DEE sTA rUNKY.

esKAND EXHIBITION OF SRA rUAKY.
!NHE largest collection In the world, comprising
I over GO Figures, designed to represent the
leading events in the life OF the Saviour from the
Annuncstion to the Virgin Mary, to TIE Ascension
OF our Lord, represented by - groups and occupy
ing space of2C0 feet in lenxth-each scene having
an appropriate Relief Painting. executed by
the celebrated Artist. T Bartholomew, Esq which
alone il worth the price of admission. Now Open
at No 10 Main street, below the City Hotel from 10
O'Clock a NJ till 8 O'Clock P NJ. Admission % cts;
Children under 10 years of age half price.
Eg Tickets for sale at the principal Bookstores.
L-sF9 An extra exhibition will be given on Thurs
day and Saturday afternoons from till O'Clock,
exclusively Tor servants.
ia 20-tS
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DAPTIsT BOOK DEPOSITORY.

BAPTIST BOOK OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Id received new publication, viz: Neander and
the First Epistles of John This commentary Il said
to be by many the best of that able Divine. ALSO on
hand the annexed Commentarys.
Neander ON the Epis,les Of James; Robert Haldane
on The Ephtles OF the Romans; c ns nocse y,
Leviiicu.: John Brown. D D. on the First Episties
of Peter: Alexander on the Palms; George
Horne j. d. ON the Psalms; II Hacket on the Aets
Of the Apostles; X Teneh's notes on the sericies
Of orr I.ard. G Tench's notes on the PARALLELS Of
do John brown, d D, disconrses On the sayings Of
our Lord Jesus Christ Is
Bards Of the bible. by George Gilhilan.
deg CHARLES WoRTaAM, Deposi.ary,
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BY George j. sumner.

FURNITURE AND FIXTURES OF
T. TIE TONTINE HOUSE Ar AUCTION
Tuesday Morning naxt, the LIST February,
commencing at 10 O'Clock, will be sold at auction,
without reserve, the Furniture, Fixtures &C. of the
Tonune House. on Main street opposite the Banks,
consisting of Tables, Chairs Chafng Dishes, Table
Ware and other articles connected with an eating
establishment Terms cash.
Sale to be conducted by
ia % GEO. J. SUMNER Auctr
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tO.pAkTNE X = hIP The Undersigned
~ have formed a co-partnership under the firm
and style Of HARTSOOk Il STOKES, for the
purpose of transactinga Grocery, Commission
and Forwarding Business, and have taken
the convenient and commodious ware.rooms cor.
ner of Cary and 18th streets, opposite Messrs Da.
venport, Allen & Co and Edwin Worthar1 & Co.
ID. J. HARTSOOK,
A. Y. STOKES.
~M Mr. WILLIAM B. lSAACS, late of the house
of Dove, Isaacs a. Co, will be pleased 70 see his
friends at the above establishment.
ia l4-dGc3w
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AUCTION GOODS: AUCTION GOODS.

E'VVDESs CaOODSI
II THE CHEAPEST GOODS IN THE CITY
Received from various Auction Sales, and opening
, this day, great many desirable, cheap and hand
some goods, which we will sell, cheaper than the
same goods are sold anywhere in this city not ex.
Guiding those Stores who pretend to sell st Cost ell
the time. We name few, in part-cor sisting of 500
pieces Ribbons, Rich Needlework, Cambria and
Swiss Edgngs and Insertngs, from l2k cents per
yard, and upwards; 100 pieces Merrmack prints at
cents per yard; IA Blesched Cotton very fine, Cd
per yard; Irish Linen, at 90 81 and so cents, very
fine; 100 dozen Linen Cambria Hhdkfs at 81 90 per
doz; Linen Diaper, SLIGO per piece wide black
Silks very cheap; 100 Patterns of Embroidered
Muslins, for Party Dresses, colored and white, at
200 Der Pattern worth s5 Call one an all at
J. MlLLHISER e. BROS,
ia24 1913 Broad st.
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D EAL ESTATE ON UNION HILL AT
IA AuCTION.-On Monday Afternoon. the

D EAL ESTATE ON UNION HILL AT
HI AUCTION.-On Monday Afternoon, the
3ist instant, st O'clock, upon the premises, will
be sold at Auction, two Lots of Ground located on
Union Hi Immediately adjoining the property
known as the seven Chimneys. fronting on Union
street 80 feet, and running back lac feet, upon
which, stands frame Dwelling House containing
4 rooms, with an excellent well OF water in the
yard.
TERMs-One third of the purchase money in
cash, the balance In two equal payments at 6 and
70 months interest ado ed, secured by negotiable
notes, satisfactorily endorsed or the title withheld
until the whole is paid BY request Of the owner
ia 20-td GEORGE J. SUMNER, Auct
House and Lot at AucflOn.-lmmediatey
after the above sale, will be sold House aud Lot
exactly opposite the Asbury Chapel, on Union
Hill The lot fronts IS feet and runs back l35 feet
upon when is a frame Dwelling House, recently
built, and now occupied by gooG tenant.
TERMS One halt cash, balances at and -
months, interest added, and the title withheld until
the whole is pail.
ia 25-td GEO J.. SUMNER, Auct. .
u After the above sales, will bs sold House
ana Lot situated on Odd street, Union Hill. The
Lo. fronts % feet inches and runs back 1872 ieet,
upon which is good brick succeed dwelling
HOUSE two stories bieh containing foar good
rooms, also, Q good brick Kitchen attached. The
property 10 now rented to a good tenant al eight
dollars per month. .-.
Terms-One third cash the balance a. aud ~
months interest added, al! the title withheld until
the whole is paid. GEO. J. SUMNER,
29 Auctioneer.
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CEDAR TAR-Consumption Cured
u The most successful remedy now In use for the
cure of Incipient Consumption, Bronchitis Asthma.
Coughs, Sore Threat, diseases of the Liver and
Kidneys Kings Evil, letter, Dyspepsia, &C., pre-
pared by Mrs B. 3. Norris, 343 Baltimore street,
baltimore.
MRs. B. B. NoRRIs-Dear Madam : For several
years have been afflicted with frequent hemor.
Images OF the lungs attended with painful cough.
tried various remedies, and had the best medical
ADVICE but without relief until tried your Cedar
Tar, which has entirely cured me.
Yours respectfully, GEORGE PARKS
1T Saratoga street, Baltimore, Md.
October Sd, 1852.
Call and get Pamphlets containing certificates.
~ Beware OF counterfeits. The genuine arti.
Gle Is for sale by
P HORTON KEACH, 81 Main street, !.
Sole Agent for Richmond, and
no y DISQUALIFICATION Eastern Virginia.
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Arrival of the Pamrer0-More Gold.
New ORLEANS, Jan. %.
Tae steamer Pampero has arrived from San
Juan She brings 100000 in gold.
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IENTLEMEN'S SHAVING CASES
~ FOR travelling purposes, with the articles at
!acned; is worthy the attention OF purchasers For
sae by
"a % r NJ ZIMMERMAN
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sTRATwON,s nFETCE,

srawn Nos Delaware No % Jan 81:
46 81 60 i 80 "A &c IS IS 3 80 4 60 So
To day.-Dela~are, Extra 70. Capital 81 Geo
10 numbers, l3 drawn. Tickets 81.
Also, Dsla ware, No 2s. Capital s37 500. rs
hQu07rs' Is drawn. Tickets $40 ia %
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Sn VOCAL MUSLC.-THE SACRED
~ MUSIC SOCIETY propose to organize a
ASkJx School for adults in Vocal Music, under the
}&@ instruction OF Mr.. S. 5. STEVENS, next
Saturday, night, at II O'Clock, at the Lecture room
of the Rev Sir Hoges Church. Persons wishing
to become members of the class, will please hand
in their names at thai time, as certain number is
requisite to form the class. school, also, for chill
dren will be commenced in the Third Baptist
Church, next Saturday Morning at o'clock.
ia 22-2t
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4 NEW BOOK OF POEilS.-Heart Drops
- from Memorys Urn, by Miss 5 White.
sey, lor sale by A. NORRIS,
IA 9 hain sf
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Drawn Nos Delaware Lottery %, Jan 81:
80 81 6U II SO "a 66 78 rs 3 80 4 60 SO
Te-day.-Cspital: S37 500 10 600, 5000, so of
1000 &c, &c Is numbers, ID drawn Ticket. So
Draws lOndny.-Capital SOS 5 of 5000
10 Of 25U0, 20 OF lCG0, &c. Is NUMBERS, II drawn,
ia 29
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4 nANDINE, Ok FARINE DE MOI.
"a sEiTkS."-FOr tho cure and preventive of
elapped hauds ana lips, tor softenng the skin and
giving il agreeable odor. We can confidently
recommend this delightful preparation to all who
are troubled with cnapped rough skin. Sold
y K. K. DUVAL g. BRO.
J4& Apothpcaries, above the Banks
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ADJUSTMENTS
CIVIC AND MTTTTaRv.p.T

pg the VIRGINIA RIFLE COMPANY.
So Captain A. Bodeker, beg leave to inform "A
AM their friends aud the public that thew intend WI
UT give their third Civic and Military Ball ON III
h0nday evening, January 3lst 1853, at La.
fayette Hall, IN celebration of the anniversary nj
the Company, on which occasion they hope to re.
ceive the liberal support Of their friends and fellow
citizens
Their arrangements are such that they hope to
be able to give satisfaction TO ali who may honor
them with their company.
The following gentlemen have been appointed
Managers:
Gov Joseph Johnson Lieut. 4 Richards
Gen VIM Lambert Lieut. Il o Hsskins
Col Walter Gwyn Lieut. NJ Seagers
Lieut. Col c @ Tompkins Lieut. Sadier
Major I August Sergt Rosenb5um
A7jltsHt w II Harrison Joseph Mayo, Esq
Cap, ) NJ Sheppard Jr FIR Cranz
Capt Nimmo Joseph Doerfpger
Capt Elliot F hlayo, ESQ
Capt } Il Richardson w Miller
Cap James K Cashie V Hechler
Capt j In NJ Patton,Ir John Brimmer
Capt 7 Moore John Freshkorn
Capt Bodeker c Krauss
Committee of Arrangements.
Lieut. Loui. Ruger Sergt 6pott
Lieut. A Shad Sergt Liukhauer
Lieut. John H8rtz Corporal Shuttle
DR. Bricken Joseph Mitendori
E9Y Tickets can be had Of any member of the
above committee. No charge for ladies
the Armory Cotilien Band have been engaged
for the occasion.
ia l9-d2taW2w~
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WILLtOX e. BkTTs-Metroplitan Store
w Isl Main street, nesr l2th-are receiving by
Express a good assortment of Alexapderis Kn
Gloves all colors and sizes; also a large assert
ment of Square and Long shawls, white embroid-
cred and plain Thibet SEswls, handsome style all
wool Mouslaines, Flannels, Blankets, Sheetings,
Bleached and Brown Cottons, Irish Linens, We.
Call and examine our goods and prices Goods
sent to all parts of the city free of charge "a 20
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TRY GOODS AT REDUCED PRICES

hkY GUODS AT REDUCED PRICES
II The subscribers, in order to close out "a near
as possible their winter stock Of Dry Goods, will
now offer the m at greatly reduced prices. Among
our assortment win be found many handsome and
desirable goods, such plain sad figured all wool
Mouseaines and Cashmeres, Mousiin de LANES,
plain and figured cord and blk silks, French and
Eag!ish Merinos Alpaca, Flannels, Shswls, Cloaks,
Hosiery, &c, all of which will be sold low.
HART e. MOSES,
Ia % "a Mar stra.t
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BY Alexander MOTT d Go.

U A@h1sy ''-'H N0H-t-H1-~'V
~ until the season closes, commencing al seysa
O'CLOCK, at which time will sell from the Shelves
10 io's 10 suit purchasers good selection of piece
ana cut Dry goods hardware, cutlery guns, pistols,
god and silver watches and clocks and time pieces
OF every description. Also general assortment of
fancy goods. ALEX MOTT a. CO,
no Auctionasrs
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COUGHS CAN BE CURED.-The remedy
- which has already cured numerous cases Of
DAVIS Cough Elixir. There is not space ia
an advertisement to insert the accumulated evi-
dence in its behalf This evidence GOMEZ from
sources which must inspire confidence in every
public journals published to the world ~ bene-
hcial effects, without solicitation but Testimonial
have been received from many private citizeos.
whose word cannot be gainssid. Home evidences
and living witnesses are entitled to ten fold credit.
and such can be exhibited, without limit, Ia favor
Of Mrs DAVIS Cough Elixir.
For SALE wholesale and retail, BY BENNETT 4
BEERS, A. BODEKER, CHAS. BECK, CHAS. d.
YALE, and Mrs A b. DAVIS, Main street. and
BOUCHER & MELTON. Broad 81, Richmond.
Ia
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1hS+hao SI1AhEs
6 ed Supt Traup't Va {. Tenn z

L TYPES OF MANKIND; or Ethnolosicgl Re.
searches based upon the Ancient Monuments,
Paintings, Sculptures and Crania of Races and
Upou their Natural, Geog raphical Pathological and
BIBLICAL History: By c. Mott, MD, Mobile, Ala.
aa-aa, aad George R GIiddon, formerly 5
Consul at Cairo, Egypt To be illustrated by above
:Rn hundred wood cuts
The above work will form a handsome quarto
volume, similar in style to Hon. George Z. Squire's
documents OF the Mississippi Valley" and will
- delivered 10 subscribers at s. per copy, in Dec
-e55, psyaJl- delivery Of the work Persons
uteraste4 in the above work can procure prospec :
;-ses ana and specimens of its style Of
NASH & W0ODHOUSE
4 g Agents for Richmond
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ATA AiEETING OF THE COUNCIL

q A NEETING OF THE COUNCIL
"A OF the City CT Richmond, held Dec 22j. 1852,
the following resolution was adopted
BE tt Resolced, by the Council That the Dele
gates ane Senator representing this city in the
General Assembly OF the State, De requested To ap-
ply to the General Assembly, to provide fer a res
sonabie extension of the boundary of said city.
either by means OF an act authorizing the Execu
tive to appoint Commissioners to establish a rea.
sonaole boundary, Or by such other means, as to
the General Assembly may seem just and proper.
copy.
ja 24-6i29J WIN. P SHEPPARD. C. r.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS DAf.
BY George j. Sumner.

ORsEs, MILCH cows, CAR
IL RAGE. &c, AT AUCTION.-sOn SATUR-
DAY MORNING next, the 18th instant, in the lot
In rear of my store, 18th street, will sold st
auction, good Mich Cows. with young Calves. Of
GOOD stock; fine harness Horse; several good sad
die, harness and work Horses.
is28 GEO j. SUMNER. Auctr.
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CHEESE, BUTTER AND VINEGAR
" 100 boxes prime Goshea Cheese
% bole PeAnsylvania Roll Butter
% bbls clarified Cider Vinegar
Just received and for sale by
ia27 I p STECAJ
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- -az-5.azys1 S5s1E
&C., -]sars zt sS. = - 49,
VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE RAIL

o
ROAD.
nE an: after Monday, 25th January, 1858, the
~ Mai, and regular Passenger Train will leave
ly1clJlrg day, Sundays excepted, at O'Clock. A
Il nd rye al Salem at lf4 o'clock, s Il Re
--1lug WI leave salem at u O'Clock, NJ and ar.
We ID LyLchburg H. y O'Clock M-stoppjas .a'
IT, ald rclvralus, at the following places only,
.gs-t Deyls, Goodies, Liberty, Oak Huga, Bu.
..-5s BonsacAs, zig Lex, and Salem Tners will
ga Freight ITSil lc4viu, Salem daily, Sundays
excepted. al q o'clccs, a. ard on leaving Lynch.
,-.s d s c.ock, II. TO each passenger car
vi -e attached. These trsins wi!stop for Fl Fights
a. passengers al Halseys, Ciay's, Forest Depot,
Jdc's, LoEry'o, Liberty, Cak Mulgs, Butord's +,
tyHssch's, Gi-hs Mil, Big Lick AMI Salem.
Saves travelling by themselves on either train
n-s: 5c furnished with tW passes, SO that one can
IL retained in the Office, and it must be expressly
stated he pass that they permitted TO go on
s1e cars Free negroes must OBTAIN tickets before
s.s-..ag, OF the ticket agent, 10 whom they must
LIUcuce satisfactory evidence Of their freedom.
THOMAS SHARP
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THE LATEST NEWS.

r.n,<,r RumoKs.-We find the following
s.spa,ch in the Baltimore Sun;
y,sE,SGrox Jan. 27.-A rumor prevails
,,.gsy that Gen. Pierre has offered the
80. nrnsrment TO Hen. James Buchanan,
: r,beH ard Southern democrats IN Con
,,cs, are apparently delighted IN conse'
..snce.
I...s,a.rd that Mr.. Buchanan has address
-. re,ter to s friend in " Washington, express
49, nr.lsrcnce Tor Judge Campbell, Of a,
...o Cabinet appointment.
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GREGORY 81 MAURY. MANAGkRs
No. 81 1Eain street,
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A NTHRACITE COAL. ANTHRACITE
"A COAL--The subscriber ia DOW IT ceiying by ]
Rushing, a cargo of No l Red Ash Coal, which he
will deliver in any part of the city at 1915 the cart
load. Orders left at A. Mott Co.'S, Auction House,
will receive prompr attention.
ia 26-4t@ P. c. LARUS.