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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-03
OOMMIsSIONER'S SALE OF Val.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VAL
FREDERICKSBURG AND POTOMAC RAIL.
RoAD: TWO AN, AND A HALE MILES FROM
virtue of decree of the Circuit Court of the county
Of Henrico, pronounced on the 10Th day of May,
the undersigned, who was thereby appointed Com.
missioner of the Court for the purpose will expose
to sale. at public suction the premises on TUES
larger portion of the Tract Of Land in the equity of
Henrico, of which Barrett Price died seized contain
ing, according to plan and survey made by J.
into lots, from one to thirteen inclusive
The Mansi Tract has 7os attached to il, of
which about Is acres are well wooded The other
Lots contain from 10 to ~ scres and for the most
part are covered with hea Iorigina growth of most
valuable pine and oak wood. and some fine heart
timber.
The railroad runs through this land thus sFordfpr
convenient access to the city Of Richmond; but be-
sides, new road hiss been purchased through the
land of Mr.. John A Glazebrook, opening into the
Brook Turnpike, (now Plank Road,) near the first
Toll Gate, by which most comfortable and pleas
ant ingress and egress can be had to each Of the
Lots
The wood and timber on this land have attracted
the attention of the public for many years, and in
it is in great demand) offer great to per-
sons desirouso OF engaging in farming or Ia the wood
business.
Office, which exhibits clearly the location and ad.
vantages Of this most desirable property.
TERMS-ODe.tnlrd cash; balance at and years,
for notes. with good endorsers for the de-
ferred payments and title retained, subject to the
$500 $3.50 : - CHAs. C. HUDSON, Conf
Sale conducted by GoDDIN APPERsoN. Aucts.
r 3. We are authorised to state that the Hermi-
tage Tract of Land, adjoining the above the
SOUTH belonging to Gen. Scott and DR.. CsbeIL will
laid off in Lots with streets running through
the same. thus connecting the above land with the
streets to be opened through the land Of Msssrs.
Scott and Csbell.
oc2I-tds GA.
NOTICE.-The sale of Land, near Rich
mond. advertised by Charles C. HUDSON, Commis-
sioner to take place on TUESDAY, the 24th October,
1854. is unavodab'y postponed till FRIDAY, the Sd
noca4 ooDDiN & APPERsoN, xucts.
CMALL FARM ON DEEP-RUNTURN
~ PIKE ROAD {6 miles from Richmond), FOR
FARM formerly owned by Mr.. r. N. Mackenzie,
containing rs of land, the Deep-Run Turn
pike, miles from Ris hmond, adjoining the lands
owned BY Patrick 81. Gentry, and those ON which
Mrs Lowdes resdes-about n acres cleared, ba ance
in woods. The improvements consist Of . Stable,
Cow-house, &c.
TERMs-One.third cash; balance at and II mos,
for negotiable notes. interest added secured BY q
trust deed. GODDIN l. APPERSON, Aucts.
THE above Farm will be sold on the pre-
misses of the land advertised BY Chas. G. Hudson,
Commissioner, Immediately after that land II dis
posed of-say about O'Clock p. M, Of TUESDAY,
the 24th of October, 1854.
NOTICED consequence of the sale
of the Land, advertised by G. G. Hudsop. Commits
Nov, the above ssls Is also postponed to that day.
whom It will certainly take pisce.
ocA @. A.. Aucts.
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SALE OF 4 HOUSE WITH GAR
BY RICHARD CAUTHORN.
+ ARGE SALE OF BUGGIES ROCE

~ Always, SULKIEs, &C., AT AUCTION-Iu
consequence of Ill health being unable 10 attend 10
my sales | shall, on WEDNESDAY, let day Of No.
vember next, commencing at O'clock M at nv
shop on franklin street, few doors below M.
Blansinship's Stable, sell at public auction INV en-
by myself. - ''a'e
At the same time, will sell several secondhand
Buggies and Suikies, with Harness. in good repair
TERMs-Cash for all sums of $75 and under. over
paper. JOHN HAt5AN
Sale conducted by r. CAuTHoRN, Auctionesr.
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gss A DESIRABLE PRIVATE RESI-.
I.A DENCE FOR SALE The house now occu-
pied by Dr. r. G. Cabell, on Grace between 9Th and
9Th streets, is offered for sale This property is
veniently located with respect to the business part
of the city, the public offices, market and many of
the churches. The buildings and sufficiently
connections for large family, conveniently ar.
ranged and supplied with gas and water.
Apply to the subscriber
E-Possesson may be had about the lat December
Aim HANCOCK LEE.
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BosToN, Nov. I.-Henry Wilson publicly declines
the Republican nomination for Governor.
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EREE EXHIBITION OF CURIOS]

EREE EXHIBITION OF CURIOSI-
y TIES Of the Northwest Indians at PRATTs
Richmond, where may be seen the had Of Nam.
moth Moose Deer. weight 1873 lbs height 8 feet 7
nches;l also large collection of portraits of cele-
brated Vrgnians, combating of DAGuERREoTYPEs OF
every style and price, and where each custsmer il
presented with due bill in $50 600 gift enterprise
BY which present u insured to every holder
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TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOU
\ SAND DOLLARs:.RICHMOND AND DAM

N, ,IANu UV gn H1 - ChMUNU AND DAN.
VILE RAILROAD COMPANY-Two bundled
Richmond and Danyills Railroad Company are nov
offered for sale made rsdeemabls in Ave years from
nually at ths office Of the company q kiehmen1
This amount being obtained, the rod Will bo cdzn-
pletsd 70 D.nville IN twelve nonfhs ffon this ts.
Once Of tbs CempanU 70 v. Witshsl. President; t.
james Brown, JE. On hobt II. Mn1ry.
jy5&smd =. VAN DEU1s0N, 1reamre5
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BY GODDIN 4 APPERsON, 1ucts.

The above sale is postponed to FRIDAY
Morning, Sd inst, at 10 oiciocs
no2 r. CAJTTH0RN Ar.e
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y" ANTE D-TO TEACHERS.-The
w services of gentleman well qualified to give
instruction in Modern Languages and Painting. For
particulars enquire of JAS. WOODHOUSE,
&C 2s-Staw2w 1S9 Main street, Richmond.
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As~3 FARMERS OF VIRGINIA -
sEse@ SERVANTS SHOES.-We invite the
Farmers of Virginia, who 10 want of really good
SHOES or BOOTS, suitable for field or house ser
wants. to call ard see stock. We have no hesta-
ton in saying that have Shoes which will last re.
markedly well, and those who have tried them, pre-
nounce them really good.
All we ask "fthose who want good Shoes and are
willing pay what they worth is to cali and ex.
anime them. We have a lara e stock
oc2l PUTNEY, WATTS L. PUTkEY
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GO FOR RENT-A new Tenement on
Ae2- Franklin street. below 2ist, with comfortable
accommodations for gentleman and family wishing
to be convenient to business il the lower part of the
city.
ALSO-A small House and Lot on 2lgt st near the
above.
ALSO-For rent or lease, Lot on 22d st between
franklin and Main SITS having on ir Carpenters
Shop, and Shed suitable for storing lumber.
ALSO-A vacant Lot on 29th ST., Church Hill)
between Clay and Leigh sts. Apply TO
DR.. GWATHMEY,
oc S0-6tt Near the Exchange Hotel
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Al REMOVAL.-HAT, CAP, A@z
LAND FUk STORE-RICHARD f75SS

Al REMOVAL.-HAT, CAP, Me
6-AAND F Il STORE.--RICHARD S5Sl
MOORE, Hat manufacturer, and dealer in Has
CAPS and Furs takes inform his friends and
the public that he has removed from his old stand,
No. 1877 Broad street. to one of the new and ccmmo-
dous stores recently erected the Southern side of
Broad, between 4th and 9Th streets. No. POT.
In announcing his removal into larger and better
Warehouse he likewise embraces the occ sion to re-
turn his sincere thanks to those who have for SO MANY
years extended to him their avors and bees to
them. that he is now better prepared than ever to
serve them.
Without entering details, he would merely saw
that his FALL GOODS were selected by himself in
person, and cannot be surpassed for elegance or
cheapness.
The Ladies are particularly invited to call and ex-
anime bis stock OF Furs and children's Hats.
PREMIUM HATS The subscriber it will be re-
membered, received the premium at the last ate
Agricultural Fair for Hats of HOME manufacture
He still continues to make to ORDER the latest and
most fashionable style of Hat, and as he employs
none but the best workmen, and the best stock
his manufacture cannot be excelled.
S0-lm
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&c FOR RENI--A house with three
- rooms, near Wesly Chapel. Possession given
Immediately. Apply to WEN. WHITLOCK
no lis Stall SO. Old Market
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G HOUSES FOR RENT.-The large
- Framed Building on Cd between Cary and Ca
nal sts., occupied by Mr. M. Devine containing six
rooms wi tn water in the yard. Possession gwen LIST
of November.
ALSO-Several new Framed Tenements JeHer.
son between Marshall and Broad str. Rent mode
rate. TAYLOR WILLIAMS.
&C %
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NOTICE.-I have taken the Store No.
2l9 Main st. next door to the corner of 9th st.,
where have choice and well selected stock o
FAMILY GROCERIES.
have also fitted up the basement rooms as a Ora
nary. where | have Horse Feed of every descrip-
ton. l am prepared to sell on the most accommo-
dating terms and deliver anywhere in the city free
of dravage.
call frnm my old friends and the public generally
10 respectfully solicited. D.BAKER, JR.
oc 26
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man OF good character,

" ANTED, COAL MINERS.-Steady
w employment will be given at the COKE
MINES, on Tuckahoe creek, at full prices, by con-
tract or day work, to experienced white miners
Apply at the mines or in Richmond, to
Sc 30-dts JNO. J. WERTH, Agt.
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| eaton
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ulc DO
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OIICE.-The subscriber having taken
~ the large Lumber House on the Dock formerly
Rankin Barker, is prepared to receive en- storage
such articles are Usually stored. on the usual
terms. Application to be made to the subscriber on
the premises. WIN. JACKSON CLARKE.
DC q-lmx
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w OOD.-I have good supply of OAK
W and PINE WOOD, which win sell low.
Terms cash in every instance.
s. N. DAVIS, Broad ST.,
nc Ia-d1m& above Rroahe Avenue
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lYLOR,

I |; Tsylor.
Taylssre.
. Keosh.
Kendall.
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So
are re-
USE, the
Id of the
gent and
mt, the
IA Ia the
IS urder
q to the
SITS
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very pur.
"a one of
r of Gift
N, OF M.
e, and at
ate to be
lily news.
l. CO.
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AEs FOR RENT-A Room Oh 9Th ST.,
HsA between Broad and Grace, suitable for an Of.
hcs. Terms moderate Apply the premises.
=
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TO CITIZENS AND STRANGERS.

OFFICE RICHMOND FIRE ASSOTN.)
NOVEMBER 1st. 1854
A Ia meeting of the Board of Directors.
IA held this date, Mr.. JAMES CRANE was
unanimously elected Pre- sdent of the Richmond Fire
ASS citation, vice James Bosher, decd
By order Of the Board of Directors
Lo2-.s JNO. H. BOSHER, Secretary
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- NOTICE.
TO OUR FRIENDS, CUSTOMERS. AND THE PUB
Lie GENERALLY


conformity with long standing custom OF selling
entire stock Of Goods At the close
that period will round in 1885, from mi,
DAY 10 put down stock to susl cash
reduction before the LAY public
main on hand will BE- disposed Of public auction without n,
''
We have added and have to patrons large supply
~ the ncSrst styles Of this Pal Goods,
nave ber purchased AZ the New Io-k auctions cns
denied low prices Of the last few weeks, upon which
We have placed sSlaiI q, nt: y - ~
Cloths Ctss.m-res, Sitl-tis, and Poied C o;hs
I"eeds, Kentucky and nneoees Jea and Kerseys
nanhis ldnseys. Plains and Isbe-TWis, Kerseys
Preh.h, Ge:GIan and English Merno's, all prires
Reh Plaid an Printed CaShLAerts ~ d Nuass.Iine,
super Fren b Plain NOusselines, shades Of color
Gala Paid, Plaid Pers!an,, ChsIrys and De Begs
snper Pain AMI FIGURED french F,annvs sacqurs
Bis bnmhaines, Canton Cloth AMI AIpacas all nric,s
Plaid spun SILKS, and Silk pIiis and ID, Laiue,
Hich P'id, and Bfcrade Glace and POu, lie Sois
Bio ade aud Plaid Black silE. quality
BIZ tro dc Rhines, Tatetas, and Satin sTlutine
satins, Nofcsines and Piorences and uu,s.
Real Irish ~ rlins, and English sniF French do
Neck, Bonnet, Cap, LuiestIiry and satin RIband.
hans ~ '''s
Pr:nch English and American Csico, fch.np)
Table pamask, Table Co:hs. Napkins and UoyIes
BEJe ID apers, Uucksback DOala, ana Toz eli,
Erbroidered Curtains and Drapery Musns
Dotted, krbro serd and Plain ses Muslin, for dresses
Rich lee and Muslin French Scotch Work ID Collar,
Muslin and CambTio Sleeves, Habits and VI uncncs
Mu:iin Carnhc Thread AMI i.le Egings inIrrtIngs
Thbet, Cashmrfe, rnrker snd Rob hoy shauls
ladies' snl Misses Aid, silk, Nett Thbet ldse Glove,
Dents and Boys buck, Beaver, rhbet and Blk ia
Ladcs Gents Sk and shaker Vest, and Drawer,
Gents Ladies' and Chdrens Wool and six Hosiery
whitney, Mackanax, Twled and Duibl Blankets
BS Is, ~ 3D. O. AMI l2i shrtDgs aud
Plaid Domestic. Apron Checks, Olnaburss, DC, &c.
VALENTINE, ORESSIAW 4 CO.,
, No. ~ Bro d street, corner 9th,
f'"' Near Capitol
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w ssygt 70 s!z

WAR A- AvcisnE nearly half the globe, and encounter
ng danger, ni,tane, aud almost Death length
the Professor Chemistry NJ
r,t credible hy vi ,eh he ha' Re cued
it's n has al
tia. eeAntiu ornament Of the head
This the and the aud adding
lavish bauty In al but those lovely and Ring
ash nAeie OF the cities OF the
Eastern Con,nent Tor the last n,e yeA With perfect and
the and almost
Dsvi.cr would baby
the wurd for vrhAps like the
Egypsn I'd eutAnnS oud have died with the .riguA
the aud ANAL portion u the human family bare
kuglets that
ivat-d their thousands.
Recipe this preparation for curling the
With be hal BY ding dolar
pos pad, Ora " DETIrlER, kdrrningt Tum6nu
ouHy, OAio, located himself amid crowd OF
ns ed receiving the blessings Of all that have used this
psraon, forwarding all parts the United
st.te,, receipts for Curling the HAIR
mis- I'm
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FI.tt.. [tND A.t a..
g6R. EDWARD BLEECKs = srANpIDE N ylrar q
~ the Fever md Asuc, Chagrcs Fever, y.epi, rad


The Proprietor Of this Medicine will state without h.,''.
ear OF ohtradiction, thst the STADpEDh WITT,
ured more rers ~here has INTRODUCED tim n,
meoieihe 10 use Tor the above diseases. This hs
Tsenie nor e1ihne In its position, al invr-,
OF perfectly Healthy character and highly stir.Htr
Se'rAttus In their tendency
VIII not be affected by exposure ADA, am
noe than when In their ter In .et,p.
country where The Ague prevails will do ADOPT a.,
cine as the patient is not obliged
anu hey may be assured ola speedy Pop a.
introduce thousand. OF Certificates ia. h r,
sp.rsohitt but pref sayin e. the
w hAv the infaihe proof ia yourself zion, IN ~ ~
accompany each bottIe ''' ~ ~
car be seen At the oer showing rh. Me-
Inc has Cured when ali other have failed, 49, "
For Dyspepsia all
better Medicine In the '''' - "'' .
IL has also the mo-
raj cases of rheumatism Govt for hss. compl.,n,.
tablespoonful vice n day. N' .
Price 81 per bottle. "
adAs. - NV ' ''"'e' M" Tam
All Wholesale addressed 10 NEED m
sole Proprietors, O. Broadway, New York.
Acknowledgement, ADlE GRAY and BsSNYrT 4 nrrps.
jsST-ly-ylsI >'S-'' AH''sH'
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TInex s1..Ms,nr o.,rAsY-.e. r,l,..-,.

" phia via Norsolk. tA
The sseaas, rIRGIvkA; Captain David TEAL s<a- R3QH
rsr PSh ~ rANiA. Captain James R.ypo,e .s~a--
snsr CRY p RICHMOND. Captain Q. Mitchell
One these splendid will leave kishond Tor fhA
delpha evvry sdaS Lh touching NJ City Point
ard Norfolk Returning leave
fhiladeiphia Wednesday At 10 O'Clock, M arriving
iehnond every pors ~hsh days they viii dis
charge their cargo.
splendid have expressly this
combine
They provided with "Panes Patent
dst table, attenoh paid by acommoda
ting Captains the comfort Of and the pr0teSon OF
soods.
FARE RSDUCBD.
easssee through 20 New York. and found ;;...ts %
Passage to Philadelphia, and founo, tat cabin )..... 90
Do found l2nd cAtlnS 4 90
consult interest taking
h. independent Of being the cheapest and Safest
BY fA~ the moot pleasant route.
this line ard goods
through with dispatch.
70, nsshtor passage, arpSso
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NEW FALL GOODS.
TUNIIE suh'crsers their complete
n foreign and domestic Dry COOL such
Black and Coi"r.d French and Engltsh O oihs
trench and English Do-skins and Cashmere
great vAr ~ nffAncy Cashmere
Velvet and ii X Se.tngs
Ne inc, tamh. s0ol an sir Shirts and Drawers
M-rinc. Ian bsro1i and ) TX socks
FIX and trnhric Bauds.rchcis
Black and ColIred six CfAyais
ssiin Stocks and SspDl.on Tyss
Linen Shirt u HAS
Silk and Gincha Umbrellas
COloreh Linen and Cant Tir shrnEs
Rich "hefg siiks, new s'ye
BlIck and Tolnred Br esde Silks
Plaid and Checked
VI nani Pia d Black do
Blac hrinur- Satin Du Ch.ne .
Colrured BlarL Nor Antique
Rich Paris Printed De Labe
Iltin and PLAID French M-rino
Pl'in Colo Ell Mous.lanes
Rich french Chin'g
Engli h and American CaIicos
" nch ard English Furniture do
Zine Printed VI nDels
Black French and I'M lish Bombaznss
Black Alpaca Justre,
Black H. Sc lIanterrhieN and Veil,
B'csT hiLsi and Wool Jsavls
Sgu.rc and I'm Hill
riI'n and E.uh;"iirysd wFlie Crane 30
C-i." H.rl NGrinu S'aTA
hhtie iIfhi'. ami s'.Frfs
hi.s" Eni Honi'au c.!liT.
Cat'iTic sGI ipflin 20
sg'in AMI Csnb. lr EGfug. End in.s-ii1r,
Nsl-ncenncs ami ItI ell DO d,
Kid. liSo sn1 Six Gloves
Black aud Nd Gauu'-,s
Elk, Cotton ant Wnrsted Hn,'sry
Rsterr ami Embroidered IIaudksro,i.,,
IA b and Bonnr, Ribbons sc Sc
- PAHKgR. BAYLgv h NIHyo.
No Esgi
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H1srs .'no 0e nroneA hcfef' may atop at any point
~ order H. D. WHlTCOMB,
Richmond, June 70, 1854. sup't Trsn,portstion

TL&.r"VeTs t'fo ga LTonoh cFets point
BY order, M 10 WHIrCOMp
Mehmond. June ~, 1874 supt Transportation.
STAGE ANRANGENIENTS.-our s,arc Line, viii
enneet daily With tn. Trains Central and
Railroads foil Us, viz:
Passenger, BY the Mail viii leave
ter dinner and at Ciov-rdale
Leave morning At daylight breakfast Alum and
rive Al the White sulphur Springs by 6k p. II.
AMI by IL lIssh.l a Co
passengers can spend the night s,Auntcn e,rnE
daily (sundays excepted aive SPRING
leave morning at and white sulphur SPRING.
early hour In the evening.
RETURN sCUEruLE:
Passengers by the Mail line ~i leave white Sulphur at day
Eht-dine At Warm Springs Cioverdae
s,aunton by ~ In time to Nth the
Central and Alex .ndtia Railroads. Richmond
for dinner second day
Passengers by white Sulphur NJ
ter rAkfss spend the night the Hot Springs
dsy'gharIise at staanon early evening" con
Meeting With the CrnralTrsip, leaving daily at GAM.
Passe for Lexington, Natural Bridge buchanan
viii be through M Richmond those
RoekbridTc Alum Springs second day "
Parties desr Coaches same at staun
ton White Su paar Springs from either Company travel
they may desire. ~
h22--du NJ. a
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HnR nm RR ~ ~

6NNTHlI. UATLVOID-OPkNT To STA UNTON-
~ th~spesa Comfortable and sap~iious Arssnr,
LrAtnStoh, DC. 49,
The ooupany provided With large additional supply Of
Engines aud Passengers
E.xs fen Carr 10 STAGES the whole
The the the Oar
where points M.
view Of surprising gradieor and beauty. =
Commencing With the ath Mai
will daily staunton I<ay. pieh
uend A. Sso A. NJ, aud arrive At st.ahton ., sso y.
by this line In
At ESQ 2. ii. $500 ' ~
Leave stanton ~ and arrive In Richmond \, 10
Returning the SPRING. passengers viii make lion,
With
the PetersbarI going South.
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- " Z u " 4 US MO III TVRN.
THs THIRD GREAT MEDICAL DISCOVERY or RAILWAY A Co
One htGtLiTOK Ia suncient
Pancr ~. to healthy discharge Of their etions
THo VII Insure pleasant discharge bowels at W.
lar prriod Of time every day. w"
-Four 10 sig will purge thoroughly all corrupt and
humors fiom the alimebtary canal. 49, '
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KENT. PAINE & KENT
nrofsrs and VINO r.nir trnIstr forsin nud
DRY Ellnl
No. II, FoUKTErsTu a., h.cHu,Sr.
EAIf srsl an fOSI

No. H. foUKTEEsTu Es., hcIu.Sr .... .4..
FALL TRADE, 1891. ....r
ANE respectfully Invite the s,. non the merchants NJ
w Nsnia North Carolina nere 10 our
lave and Commanding stock Of BR TLSH, FRAHCW AMI
hMH ." mr. gums noS being received y various
"r khcr wsh were purchased during the by
out hrJGnesN kenJ edsh. unicr the cir
eate.t.ts We are also receiving complete Assornent OF
tERlt" FABBIt s. the whole comprising Of she largest
aht "a ~ Attractive stocks been able 10 offer anJ
"lIrh Hil be sold Al prices unu.u ally low.
we ore also JisJartd with riendIi stock READ
NdDb IH No, manufactured 10 Richmond, md which vii
made goods ' - '' ~ ' 'S'''"
parituatJ solicit merchants visiting t, market to call
ht examine or stOc pie lying goods
ashley can he Dug In any market N u IL country.
ofdsfsrespecinly SJlci ed promptly attended to-
LlIy KfsT, PAINE KENT.
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NoUfoN BONDS FOR sALR-eS SD 900 virriuia aud Ten
ncs.ee Ralrodd Aorf0aged air Icr Goupon Bond.
iners.f and Principal payable Ia Nrto and con pekib
mo SnE or s Company at e pleasure tie holder ann
nS ne Si day u December sso-These in sum.
tVV each for 20 years. are part Of hx
oan Of one million Ave hundred thousand by
n u, last session, million Of which
o the State and the whole Of trust ON
The entire road and property Company prompt
OF The and the ultimate redemption
si be expended on the road.
Th, Road will extend from Lynchburg Tennessee Line
assistance OF 2oo miles-where will
improvements extending TO Memphis, the Mississippi river
thereby arrdnE when the aouh Petersburg and Nor
oik Railroads are completed
norf Petersburg, and Richmond to Memphis
OF COR State remarkable for Its fertility agr
cultural and mineral judging large
Increasing business which the
hoah are sangune that IL will certainly not
more the whole work Is under will completed
oy The Isl day Of January 1883 OF the mortgage
seen Al our on and nforma
be had on application to @. W. PURCELL a CO.
ictS pJshnon,'
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-30
IMPoRTANT1o piLLr,kyRs

Every one who Is 10 the habit Of pill, viii Ind RADwAys
REGULATORS the most pleasant safe ,rccun
te B9we LIVER P.nereas, aud the Certain flyer u
Ore ofKhDSAis REGuf AToRs Is superior In poin, Of msd
rlhi fni tnescyt to sr u the most popular
ufo'ed ra'bII:!c p.iS.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-30
RAILWAYS REGrI,Inra. .

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. raftiuily rrstarcd from
esct, aud guns Of rcc., pinhi'f, sni sibs T,r are
no pis In that vii t.r LVf PsurTe1 t-
aaiyary Glands and Nerves. pleasantly anil tF,easiy
TIE H. RtouArohs No pill, can taken for irn,t IL
TINE With The safety 10 the constitution for Instead Of de-.
blsig the systsm iy powerful drastic
pleasantly upon the bones 1bart strength 10 everv
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