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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-12-22

BUILDING LOTS ON 24rB STREET,
ID UNION HILL, At AUCTIoN-OnF FRIDAY,
Esd Dec. at 81 O'Clock, ?. M, upon the premises
will be sold Building Lots on 9th street, between
and streets, and nearly opposite the residence Of
Mr. Ohm H. Pearson. These lots front about % feet
each, aud being situated in pleasant and rapidly i'm
proving neighborhood, are worth the attention of
those In want of such property.
TERMs-Oue-third cash; balance at 4 and months.
de Ii JAS. NJ. TAYLOR, Auct
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| ONG AND SQUARE SHAWLS.-A
large and elegant assortment of long and square
pIaid wool shswis, and variety OF other styles all
OF our own importation, for sale very low.
dc ~ KENT, PAINE KENT
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New ORLEANS, Dec ia large and enthusiastic
Mitchell meeting was held here on Saturday. Re
solutions were adopted inviting him to visit this
.5tV
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Di ALEAAsDEk MOTIF < CO.
EA1EEL HOUSE FUKNTTJTPF AT

MUTT q (D-
~
- - AUCTfON.--On THURSDAY roo,n;r~ -.
snst., commencing at 10 o'clock we viii ssIi ~
tt s ane,lou at our store large and suIsnsA -oI
stTslon OF HOUSE FURNITURE ccnsst;rs s ~. ~
s suiioNi9 one handsome Mahogany Wsrdrobe. ons
sp.slaaid hohogauy Cabinet; two Marble Ton Wssh
fSsi one pair Tete-a-Tetes: Curled Hair Ea,tso -
ne0s'esds, &c, &c, with many other articles
,,,u,, ADDITIONAL.
-, "in oe added to the above sale THIS MORNING
contents OF three large travelling trunks contain
f9ts asge collection of Clothing Gold Watches,
49,. MINIS Kings, Breast Pins, Pens and Pencils
,yhn !; aus ana CAPS To be sold on account Of
De Y Alex MOTT 4 CO Anrtu
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AND IN HANOXEK- TWO MILES

TERMs.-FoHr months credit for sums over $50
for approved notes; under that amount cash.
de 20 LEWIS d. CRENSHAW.
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BY GODDIN L APPERsON
PURSUANT to a decree entered on the

PURSUANT to decree entered ON the
Il S0th day OF November, 1855, in the case of God
din assignee, rs Baker and ais, pending in the Cir
cult Court for the city of Richmond, shall las sub
stuted trustee in deed of trust from Hilary Baker
and wife to Same! c. Adams and ohm Van Lew for
the benefit of the Bank Of the United States dated
the eighth day of June, i8l8 ard special commits
soner appointed by said Court for that purpose pro.
coed to sell at 2 O'clock, p NJ the 10th day OF an
Uary 1854, al public auction, TO the highest bidder
on the premises, the following real property viz:
"A lot OF Land lying in Adams Valley in the CITY of
Richmond, fronting a feet Fifteenth street; also
the following pieces parcels of Land living in the
county OF Henrco, near the city of Richmond. viz:
lot beginning at the North East corner of Fl and
Twenty-tourth streets continued and running East
wardy along the said street 90 feet and in deptb
along said 2ith street continued ITO feet; one I'M
divided halt Of lot be ginning the north easwardly
corner OF and 10Th streets, continued and fronting
on said 10Th street, continued, 10: and one lot on
Union street fronting said street 10 feet and run
nlDS back l4O feet 10 street 90 feet wide on which
it also fronts 100 feet The sale will commence at
the lot first named.
IERMs-tor cash as to so much of the proceeds as
VIII satisfy and pay the expenses of sale: and on
credit as TO the residue of six andtwelve months with
interest from date of SALE the purchaser executing
bonds with approved security for the credit install
nents and the title retained until the last nstalent
IS paid JOHN HOWARD,
Trustee and Commissioner
December 10TH 1883
GODpIN Il APPERSON, Auctioueers daIn-d+d
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CANDLES.--30 boxes Howe 20 boxes
" Sperm: 25 do. Talow, all Of the beet quality.
just received and for sale low by
de 10 ELAN, SMITH & co.
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I INJURIES OF THE SEASON
"a received and for sale, Mountain BUCKWHPAT
ia half barrels for family use; also fresh VENISON
BROWN L SHOOK
oeN near Central Depot
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ELECTION OF MAYOR.

TRoY, n T., Dec. 2j--The common councnhave
elected Elias Plum, DEM mayor, vice Bosworth,
resigned.
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! worry TABLE CUTLERY, in sets of
X {, IL 20, 81 and IS pieces
Ivory handle Table and Dessert Knives only
Do do 60 Forks
Do do Carvers and Steels and Beef Slicers.
Which We offer at low prices
C. J. SINTON 4 CO ii Main St.
de II Sign of the Circular Saw
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BlA HANDS WANTED.-I wish to
IVY hire, for the ensuing year one hundred
abie-boded MEN, to work the Hue Ridge Rail-
road For such Hands, | am willing to pay liberal
price and feed and cloth them well. Application to
be made TO Mes8rs. IOLER Il COOK, Richmond.
CLAUDE CROZET,
Chief Engineer Of the Blue Ridge Railroad.
de 14-10t
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Onn nHn FEET flooring, inch,

900 lN0 F e q flooring, inch,
~VOsVOV inch and quarter inch and
half, ant two inch, dressed and undressed on hand
or shortly expected to arrive, at the Planning and
Lumber Establishment Just below the Richmond and
Petersburg Railroad Depot, for sale on accommo-
dating and reasonable terms.
Also other descriptions of lumber.
! have been employed as their agent to sell and
deliver LUMBER by the owners of the above estab-
lishment, who also the owners of lands heavily
covered with timber, which they are engaged in
saving into lumber All descriptions of lumber can
be furnished by them, and therefore solicit bills fer
timber Of any length and dimensions, orders for
which can have executed at a very few DAYS office
de 2l-2t~ w + WAT,DROp
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AUCTION SALES.
EnTnRE DAYS.
BY JAMES NJ. TAYLOR.
A ITCTIoN sAi.T-1IF HEIFERs,

r,
A UCTIOk SALE--UF III Il 4 e . /,
hYEARLINGs, HOGS AND FARMING UTEN-
slLs, AT ROSE MEATH FARM. The under
slgaed with the view of reducing his stock OF Cattle
&c, will sell at auction FRIDAY, 3Oth Deeern-
Der. at Rose Meath Farm, mile wFst CT the CITY,
az IL o'ciock. A. NJ, about 20 head of HOGS, D
TEAkLISGS, HELPERS, &c. several OF which
took premiums the State Fair. Wheat-thresher,
Horsepower. 10, and sundry other Farming ten
sils. Sale positive and without reserve, by
JAMES 81. TAYLOR, Auct.
TERMs.-FoHT months credit for sums over SO
for approved notes; under that amount cash.
de 20 LEWIS ID. CRENSHAW.
I AND IN HANOVER, TWO MILES
~ FROM SLASH COTTAGE, FOR SALE.-I
oner for sale tract of LAND containing 2I5A acres
lying in Hanover county, the road leading from In
dependence Meeting House to Hanover Court House,
and adjoining the lands of Messrs. Davis. White,
Gross, Tompkins and DIR Jones' This Land is for the
most part covered with heavy growth of oak and
pine timber, and being convenient to the railroad
affords fine opening to those disposed to engage in
tim Der and weed getting small portion is cleared
and improved, by small dwelling and other houses
A plat of The Land may be at my office.
If not sold privately before THURSDAY. 9th De-
cember it will, that day, be sold at auction, upon
the premises commencing at II o'clock, A N
Terms will be made liberal.
de 10 JAS. NJ TAYLOR, Auctr.
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" l. l. A b l. + BOOKS-Receiyed at
RANDOLPA,S Book Store and Rinderu 12I

a. II IL u ~ ID Il DoOhE-IlcctlVGu at
RANDOLPH'S Book Store and Biudery I2I
Main street, December l6.
The Yemasee Romance of Carolina, by w. @.
Simms-plates. 81 %.
Golden Dreams aud Leaden Realities, by Ralph
Allen, 81 90.
The Potiphar Papers, with plates az cts
Vol. 2 Addison's complete Works 81 50
The Wide, Wide World, splendid illustrated edi-
ton s. 90.
Homes of American Statesmen, with anecdotical
personal and descriptive sketches with plates S. co.
Wild Scenes and Song Birds, by C. w. Weber,
with colored plates, s. 90.
Liberia. or Mr.. Peytons Experiments edited by s.
J. Hale, rs cts.
Memoirs of John Alternately. F. R. s, with view
of his Lectures Writings and Character by George
Macilwain, f. r. s. c., 81 90.
History of the Captivity of Napoleon at St Hele-
na from the Letters and Journals of the late Lieut.
Gen, Sir Hudson Lowe. and Official Documents not
before made public by VIM. Forsyth, NJ. A., In two
vols. with plates, ST rs.
Jefersons Notes Virginia, edition, with
Maps. 81 SO cts
Jack Junk, or the Tar for all Weather, 25 cts
The Twin Brothers, the Victims of the Press.
gang rs cts.
Morgan the Bnccaneer. . cts. de rs
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WINTER GOODS.-We would call the
w attention If those In want 10 our large assort-
yleat Of ine polished steel Fire Irons, bronze and
brass Tenders, Anclrons, Foot stoves, copper and
ron Coal scuttlss Hearth Brushes, Fire Carriers,
tylh many other useful articles, at
d@I9 BULKLEY d CO.'S, 1877 Main II.
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WANTED-A second hand Engine, suit
w able for Saw MIL of not less than Is horse
power JNO. W. WRIGHT,
de6 Dock Wharf
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If CHANGE OF HOUR OF
.sss1...z3s STARTING FOR PORTSMOUTH
AND NOkkOLh.-The steamer CURTIS PECK,
Captain john Davis, will regularly leave the wharf
Rockets every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
mornings at half past SIX O'Clock precisely, and re-
turn each alternate day, leaving Norfolk at the
hour, 81 O'clock, and will touch az all the regular
landings the river, going and returning
no p r. o. HASKINS.
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WIN. GoULDlN, General ., "a. agent Ae at.,. and
for the ensuing year. TO rent out houses, and 10 col
iect sete and adjust all kinds Of Claims, AID u sell
and bay every kind Of property on coDmisSon
THE very extensive snd liberal patronage he has
hitherto received hatteTs him with the belief that
be has been able give general satisfaction lie So
Icits continuance and wall endeavOr to merit the
same patronage.
Ohics On Governor street, between Main and
franklin. DC l4--loL
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MN MUSICAL NOWCk-SIG. JOS
!JlI-lE ORA begs leave to inform the ladies and
&sAIY gentlemen of Richmond and its vicinity.
- that he has just received the permission OF
the use OF the Lecture Room of the Monuule ntal
Church, Thy sthe kindness of the members of that
Church, for the formation of MUSICAL ACADE-
MY.
JOS p. respectfully invites the Ladies from 9 A,
NJ. till P. NJ. ann Gentlemen after dark on We'd
nesday, December 18th, 1885, and continue every doy
this week,
ing to join respectfully requested to commence
together otherwise they will be compelled wait till
another class Is Tor aed. The public is respectfully
may forn idea of the beauty and advantages of his
system. If this mode of instruction does not con.
draw from the school, without any charge.
The public are invited to call and examine his Mu.
steal Library and Jenny Lind card. de I3-Im+
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w ANTED TO HIRE, for the coming
w year, five SIX good HANDS, accustomed
10 work IN Hour mill; also, good COOPER. APP
ply to
de I2-l2t A. C. LAYNE & CO, Richmond
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NDER SLEEVES.--Just received
~ from New YORK, handsome lot OF Jsconet and
Muslin Under Sleeves.
de IL C. HARTwRLL l. co.
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BLANKETS A full assortment OF heavy
kt DLlu and twilled Whitney BLANhEIS Ter
rps,aas. .l-g whitney aud extra stk-bOun6 BED
BLANKETS, Of cur own importation, IN store and
for sale by .,, ,,,,,r, r,r,,-r
De IL htsNIs TAiNf- O. MIN
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS DAY.
By RTCHARD c1TTH0RN.

SlOIk OF GkUC ERIES FIX
NV LIZ sgs, &c. AT AUCTIoN.--op THURS
stone eoqB inst = as The Grocery stand Of Thomas
At 10 o'clecE viii Ill :. sss,io, b.,
t an nis Groceries Fixtures De cons;st;as Of
- - r. CAITTtnuN 49,.
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WANTED-Two Carpenters or Cabinet
W MAKERS, in manufactery Apply to
de ALEX, MOTT 4 co.
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w ANTED-Two first rate workers in
W TIN PLATE and SHEET IRON. to whom COZ
slant employment aud liberal wages win be paid
Apply at the Stove and Tin store Of GEO. STAR
REpI, l46 Main street, UeN Exchange Bank
de lS-ts
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TNEA, TEA, TEA.-HULST d KING,

L Franklin street, opposite Old Market, are sell
ing good Green and Black Tea for so cts. per b.
English Breakfast Black Tea, G2t cents per lb.
Superior Gunpowder Tea for IS and 80 cents per ID.
Extra fine favored Gunp0wder and Imperial Tea,
such usually sold for 81 30 per h. at only 81 per
pound. Also. common paper Black Tea at two shil-
lings per pound de l6-2w
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M ANTED-I wish to rent Store on
w Main St., on the left hand side, between 10th
and 18th SITS. Apply TO EDWARD d. EACHO,
no q General Agent and Collector.
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A BERNETHY A Nd NAPOLEON


"A For sale by JAMES. WOODHOUSE, Eagle
Square.
Harrys Ladder to Learning with go Illustrations.
Square 8yo, muslin Is cents.
Liberia; or Mr.. Peyton's Experiments Edited by
Mrs. Sarah J. Hale, author of wv n.ars Recordn-
II mo- muslin, rs cents.
Napoleon at st. Helena--History of the Captivity
OF Napoleon at St. Helena, from the Letters and
Journals of late Lieut.. Gen. Sir Hudson Lowe and
ottlclal documents not before made public. By VIM
Forsyth NJ. A. vols, IL mo. muslin 81 rs
Memoirs of Abernethy .-Memoirs ofJohn Aber-
nethy, F. R. S. With view of his Writings Leo
tues and Character By George Macilwain, F. X c.
S. II mo-, muslin 81.
Life of Haydop.-Life of Benjamin Robert Hav.
dom Historical Painter, from his Autobiography and
Journals. Edited and compiled by Tom Taylor of
the inner Temple Esq, two volumes l2mo muslin
81 Is.
Beauchespes Louis XVII-His Life. his SUITE rings
his death.-The captivity of the Royal Family in the
Temple, translated and edited By w Hazitt Esd
Embellished with Vignettes. Autographs and Plans.
Two Volumes l2mo muslin 81
Rhetoric of Conversation. By George yVinfred
Hervey, author of the Principles of Courtesy" l6
mo-, muslin, Is cents
The Chinese lnsurrecton.--A History of the Insur-
rectou in China, with notices of Christianity Creed
and Proclamation of the Insurgents, BY DIR. WAN aud
NJ. Gallery; and supplementary Account of the most
recent events edited by John Oxeuford with Fac
simiie OF Chinese Map and Portrait of the Insurgent
Chief II mo-, muslin, Is cents.
The Gar and The Sultan; or, Nicholas and Abdul
Medj1d their private lives and public action. BY
Adrian Gibson.
To which is added the Turks in Europe their rise
and Decadence. by Francis Bauvet. Price so cents.
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DOARDING-Can be had in private
, Family Rooms a. comfortable ard situation as
'lasssnt a. any 10 town. Terms s. 90 per week,
Address c. D., through Richmond i. o. de 2a-StS
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WANTED-A young man in the Shoe
w business. One that can come well recommend
ed will hear OF good situation by addressing Box
6&2, Post Office. &c
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~ IGHT SALES.-THTS EVENING

lOhI SALES.-THIS EVENING
~ commencing at I o'clock we will $1,000 -
n!gh. sales, and continue them throughout the sea-
~ n9h time will be offered from the shelves
81 @ q coecton OF staple and Fancy Goods Card
aud Glass Ware -~A' Di''1niais
~ $50, hue assortment of Cloths Cassireres Vest.
US, m1us!ns, Alpacas. Silk and Cotton Peekes ana
TIf talanGSeT chiets CTavats Irish LimeIs Linsn
ba,e sieths White and Brown, Hosiery al coiors
Also CLOCKS of everv styls and ,.t,sYo
A4HsiiI NJ "oad and Silver Lever WATCHES
10 10 do Detached 90
-, Do do Cylinder do
Also fine stock of donble-barra1 G,,s p,...,.
Bowie Knives. Re. o""'' Aistols'
Country merchants and the trade are ;nvitedto
first-Tate quality. t1' 9Aa
Sale commences every night at o'clock.
io IS a. MOVIE Z co Ancta
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EOR sALE.-A horse, Foua.sEAT,
II gls,s.bsck quarter R0CKASVAY, entirely new,
with harness, viii be sold st bargain. Apply 70
A. % A. MORRIS
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WANTED-A YOUNG MAN TO act as
w salesman in my store. One that has had
experience III the business preferred Apply iLnme-
dately to
no Il VIM. WALSH, No 43 Main street.
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WANTED TO RENT Possession to
W be given during the month of Noyember)-A
comfortable Dwelling House, containing FIVE or SIX
One Shockoe Hill preferred. Apply to
f. d. EACHO,
ocl9 General 4 gent and Collector
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TO THE FRIENDS OF EDUCATION.


Il MISS LYFORD, having recently arrived in
this city from Baltimore, is DESTROYS of forming
class OF pupils in MUSIC and FRENCH. She is
aware that the time usually chosen by parents and
guardians tor selecting the instructors of their daugh
ters and wards IS past; but she does not intend to
teach the English branches she believes that her ad
YertlseDent Will not be considered out of place.
Miss l. desires to call especial attention to her plan
Of teaching French. Instruction in the langua ge is
given in manner that enables the scholar to com
mence conversation IN it almost immediately and
thus to acquire perfect knowledge of It with great
facility. 1t has been the custom of Miss L. to cause
her pupils TO be gin conversation as they &C.
qure the rudlments OF the language: consequently
they do not labor under the disadvantage experienced
in many schools of being unable to speak it or TO uu
deTst&ud il when spostn; though perhaps uerfectly
able 20 read and write II. Miss l.. commenced the
study of the French in early childhood continued it
under native teachers, and completed il ia distiu-
gused foreign family that of the sister-in-layy of
Don Calderon de Ia BaTca late Minister from Spain
to the United States.
Music Vocal aud Instrumental in tau hit according
70 the plan pursued by the most eminent Professors
IF Baltimore. AS the attention of Miss Lvford has
been particularly directed the study of Music ana
French and ar she has had experience and success in
teaching these branches OF polite education she
hopes chat she may be deemed worthy OF the conf
dence of 2 discerning public.
Besides the names appended, which are all il is
thought necessary TO publish from extensive list
Miss l. refers TO the puTents of her scho in Essex
King William King and Queen and Gloucester coun.
ties III the two last named she has been teaching
the above branches In conjunction with the English
for he last three years.
1t is the wish of Miss Lyford to commence bAr
course OF instruction early in the month of January
1854. All who DESTROYS OF entering the classes
will therefore make immediate application when
her terms will be made known
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DELI1S BUTTER. - This celebrated
- ROLL BUTTER just received by
De II J. j. FRY
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AIMEE ROGET -
Mr.. ASHUR CLARKE, {"
Prof J. f. PETRI
Choir, Baltimore.
In this city, Miss Lyford considers it sufficient to
give as reference the name Of the Rev MOSES d.
HOGE.
Apply at the residence of the Rev. NJ. B. Sweeney.
Marshall street, between 4t and 5th nearly opposite
st. James (EpiscopaD Church de i2Fim+
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w ANIED-FOr the ensuing year, a
w COOK and HOUSE SERVANT. Apply to
ANDREW JOHNSTON.
Corner OF Leigh and 9Th streets.
de q-StautIIan
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$500 CHALLENGES, ;,

Whatever concerns the health and happiness
OF people is mt all times of the most valuable
Importance. take it for granted that every
PRISON will do all in their po" er to save the lives
of their children, and TINT every person will en-
dearor 10 promote their own health nj nll sacri-
fices. feel it to be my duty to solemnIy assure
you that WORMS, according to the opinion Of
the most celebrated Physicians, are the primary
causes OF large majority Of diseases TO which
children and adults are liable; if you have an
appetite continually changenhle from one kind
OF food TO another, Bad Breath, Pain in the Sto-
mach, Picking nj the Nose, Hardness and Full
ness Of the Belly, Dry Cough, Slow Fever,
Inlse lrreSu!ar--rcmcmbe that all these denote
WoRMs, &you should n once apply the remedy
HObcias;sCk's Worm syrup.
An article founded upon Scientific Principles.
compounded with purely vegetable Substances,
being perfectly safe when iaken, and can be
given TO the most tender Infant: with decided
beneficial effect, where BoDei Complaints and
DiHrrhGd have made them weak and debili,ateL
the Tonic properties of my Worm Syrup are
suct that it stands without nn equal ia the catn
loSue Of medicines, in giving tone an,I strength
10 tile Stomach, which makes it an InfalIubIe
remedy for those afflicted with Dyspepsia, the
astonishing l cures performed by tins Syrup after
Physicians have iaia, is The best evidence. offs
superior efficacy over ail others, ,z srz. ,FiSssE
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Barlasioll ap 1erttsrlllellIss.
I.EDry Goods fol {; 81 c ash.
w, G.. BANCRC GET s. co.
Charleston, $. @.
8253 KING STREET,

WEhave in conformity with tho spirit.
OF the times adopted in our business the
system of low Tariff and Cash Prices, and
offer to the city and country retail and
wholesale trade every variety Of goods in
our linc7-PRINTS, MUSLlNS, SILKS,
BOhlBAIINES, SHAWLS, LINENS,
CLOTHS, CASSlMERES, DRESS
GOODS-of all kinde-GLOVES, no.
SlERY, &c. &c. We shall be constantly
receiving the latest and most fashionable
styles OF goods, and it is our determination
that our stock in point OF Styles and ASS0rt-
ancm shall be unsurpassed, aud in cheap
ness OF price nncquaiied by any in the city
OF Charleston. We have made this change
IN our system of business from our pre-
ference to the snull but more certain re-
turn Of the NlMBLE SIXpENCE, rather
than that of the slow shilling, and in the
belief that the public cannot fail to per-
ceIvc the advantages it offers to purchasers.
Our business will be conducted SO as to
ensure their entire confidence, and we ap-
peal directly to their Judgment. Through
our connections in the various markets of
Europe and Of this country we possess the
ability and the ,cW to offer extraordinary
Inducements to the Consumer, the Planter.
and the Merchant E@
February Sth, 1853 l5-4m
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AN UNREASONABLE SHERIFF..

E.
Some years ago q sheriff in the
northern part Of Vermont held writ
of execution against one Of his neigh
bors, which, as usual in cases of the
sort with the debtor in question, he
had Q great deal Of difficulty in col.
Slecting, and indeed, was compelled
Eat last to resort to the more stringent
provisions Of the law. The debtor
thought q man Of limited means, was
10 person Of unlimited hopes and ex.
spectations, and gave his parol of hon.
or TO the officer that he would GER
tainly pay the debt by a certain day.
The day came, and so did the sher.
siff, but no money. Again and again
"a day was fixed for payment of tho
execution, but no advance was made
towards a ''liquidation." At last, as
the execution had well nigh "ruu
sout, the sheriff told the debtor that
the debtmust be paid at once, or he
should proceed Immediately to adver-
Jt;se and sell his personal chattels.
The debt was not large, but the
sum mot an easy one to raise on
the spot and the debtor begged for