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ln1se afternoon there were some very good NJ.
mofY scenes Most OF the minority announced
Of Tfnchburr, cspccisIly. made an cxcoedinsls
piessent aud humorous speech. In which he recuf.
RED y the obstinate resistance he and those he acted
WITH Aad made he declared thatthe Minority had
outtalfed, out bragg ed, out ,nannuvred and 6eat
en- ~ majority on every point save ths nomination
thsf their watches had faster than those Of the
usj,Fits.. but that being beaten 10 tue uominaaor,
alter all they had done, they yielded, and 90 de-
cIard his determination b vote for and supper,
Mr.. Vice. He moved to make the nomination y :,
nir4as but cries OF NOT .sNor. were heard with
gress energy In several parts of the Hall
Tse Convention then proceeded 20 tho nomiua.
ton OF candidate for the ofnce Of Lieut.. Cover.
nor
DE- c. r. Harris Of Augusta, A. G. Pendletou Of
nies Henry a. Edmundson of Roanoke, Elisha w
Mctlomas OF kanawha and Dsnl II Hoee OF Mont
gou cry were all put In nomination but all excep,
Or Harris and Mr.. Pendlefon were afterwards
wMurawn. After Jealous and urgent appeals for
'he candidates, vote was taken and the result
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resident Thornwell has resigned the presidency
of he South Carolina college.
THE MARKETS

THE MARKETS.
EALTIMoRE, Dec. 2.-Flour-The -four mark at this
mo ning was quiet, without any special change We
quite Howard street brands nominal at $8l5I City
Mis- flour Is held firmly at previous rates Sales on
lat. Change to-day of 500 bbls. Howard It. -four at
$8. 2l. No transactions in City Mills.
q AIN.-Whest-The receipts to-day have been
hgE, and the market shows no special change -
Prie.s firm. The supply is small. there being only
to ,rms at 81 s50I 81; choice white for family flour
at ~ 95D2. There were also sales of red, good to
pri ne 81 1891 go Lots of inferior qualities are
{, Is cents less per bushel.
CSrn-The receipts of corn to-day very fair
Thsre were about &c 900 bushels offered, and sales OF
white at 76017; inferior do. at 74c, and yellow at
79af50.
NV YORK, Dec. 2-The money market 10 quiet.
St4 have declined more or less, with one or two
EXCEPTIONS.
1readstufs. There was quite panic in the -four
m ket to-day, and declined 25c per Dbl. We note
saHs of Southern at $S.25O8.75.
Yheat 10 dull at previous prices-supply very fair
Cd 10 duller, with sales of So 900 bushels mixed at
S7y 90 cents.
Eve and Oats unchanged.
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ERUIT TREES.-The subsoribers ar

ERUIT TREES.-The subscribers are
prepared to execute, at short notice, orders for
Fruit Trees from the celebrated Nursery of Joseph
Sinton Sons of Henrico county. Va. The known
growth. and THE CERTAINTY OF GETTING WHAT is
ORDERED TO THE LETTER, should alone (indepen.
dent OF patronzing our own citizens) be an induce
ment for the farmers of our State to purchase at
home.
Catalogues containing instructions for planting can
at all times be had application at our store or will
be sent by mail free of postage.
Address C. j. SINTON & CO.,
no Is IL Main street.
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RIVAL OF THE NORTH STAR. ONE

WEEK LATER FROM CALIFORNIA
y .Ew YoRK, Dec. 2.-The steamship North Star,
fom San Juan, arrived at a quarter before four
o'clock this afternoon, with days later advices
ON California. Among her passengers are Senator
Weller and Hon. Mr.. McDougall.
The North Star brings S737, 900 in specie on
freight. besides large amount in the hands of pas
sengers.
She brings no intellig snce of an important char
after. The news from the mines continues favora.
10. Business is very active at improving prices.
Intelligence has been received of the death OF Col
Noodlief. He was killed in duel.
Later advices from Australia represent business
dtll there, and the yield of the mines declining.
Col. Hays, surveyor general of California, Is
Sc iously ILL
Che overland emgrants recently arrived here
report serious encounters with the Indians
Aol. Fay, the mail agent, is making important
arr gements to facilitate the postal service in the
sou 4ern part of California.
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EXECUTORS SALE OF STOCK
IL FARMING IMPLEMENTS, &c, &c.-Will
be sold, on THURSDAY, the 18th December next
at Dunearyonn the county of Hanover the late resi-.
dence of f. g. Sydnor, decd several valusbls Mules
and Horses, the stock of Cows, Hogs and Sheep;
Wagons Carts and the usual variety OF farming uten-
sils Also, one Mccormick's Reaper in good order.
Cash will be required for all sums under $40; for
that amount and over, credit Of six months will b.
security. e. sYDNOR,
w B. SYDNOR,
Executors of z. g. Sydnor, decd.
P. S.-Will be sold at the same time and place
about 200 bbls. Corn and one Good Threshing Ma
chine no 29-tds
wThe Enquirer and Wing will please copy twice
week till day of sale. q
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EIEIY WATCHERS
e Just received, and must be sold, to
"a raise money.
>&AA FIFTY WATCHES,
SaasoI. sas and Open
THO. w. KEESFE, Anctioneer.
@1Ss 3 7T7oS ~ ~ ~; P 49, MET;
i1aS ,1 ULiON Or ~ $500 AnANE En-
ing under the firm and style Of SAITH { FORE.
10 this day dissolved by mutual consent The bush
s.ir n Be s' LEWIS sEra
a;.,mona Nov 90 ,asa I. FORE S.,-s
7V0TD All 0TT4CKERY- AND
a UrD E All Xo npEn!pEn 80 AL
REGULAR PHYSICIAN oNLY.-LrFE Pro
LoNGED, AND CURE FOk ALL AN
Cough, Liver Complaint, DS:pspsiss Indissstlsa.
Sour Stomach Scr0fuls. and all skin Erupsions r.
yer and Asue. bilious Fever choer.; Cholsrs Nor,
bgs Dysentery, Bowel Anscnons riles. s0lS ano
ton. NsaTaigis, Kidney and Bladder Affection,
Dropsy, Failing OF the WOMB. ana fsmaie So"-
Dr. j: 8; ROSES CELEBRATED FAMILY ANIL.
MEDICINES are the result Of thirty year. psscmee
IN fhiiadelPhia His prescriptions re LOT sscn e9 y
plant snd nave eeen wen .snoo az ~ RPst;srt.
hundreds Of shynS@1ane sne Incnfi nasTAaE
pr F9sEs cogga sY q Ca. oa Ex
coushs Sods s,s.sste ss.
up M nsf,ann.r. nissssss This rrensrsfion not
la,s s.s .,.st. dss s
Msdicine. II i the best in the World II l. now
used and recommended By Physicians at homo and
abroad; IN SS..lss g 81, ga conan .v,u,
tive: im%sdi.ss relief and frequently cars'in oas
DR.. j. s. ROSES GROUP SYRUP never fails in
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SALE OF A TRACT OF

SALE OF A TRACT OF
Il LAND IN THE COUNTY OF HENRICO -
By virtue Of Deed of Trust executed to me by John
Hrowning bearing date on the a4th day Of March
CLERKS Office, by request of the beneficiary in said
deed, will, as Trustee on SATURDAY, 18th day Of
December, at II o'clock M sell at public auction on
the premises. the land conveyed in the said Deed,
and described a. follows "A certain tract, piece OF
parcel of land lying and being in the upper end OF
land. Jos: Myers and Others being the piece OF
parcel of land conveyed TO the said Browning by
Willism A. Alley and Mary j., his wife, by Deed
bearing date the 9Th day of November, 1852"
TERMs-Cash JOHN N. HARRISON
A-dtd Trustee.
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: st appeared to be generally undsrstood-at all
ents it was charged, and not contradicted, that
18th the Wise and Leake parties intended to get pos
3 ssion of the chair ir organizing the Convention
4 tn view to appointing committees and shaping
6ings to suit their respective objects. The Wise
Rry, 1t was alleged. set their wa ches ahead TEN
9NuTEs; but the Leake party took time more ef-
EctuaIly by the forel,ck, by moving their watches
Onward TWENTY MINUTES! In this way, their u
q lock coming they are understood to have
tten the organization and it to this that Mr.. r.
Dug alluded
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TRUSTEE'S SALE OF REAL Els

SALE OF RE AL ES-
Il TATE ON BAKER STREET.-By virtue of a
Deed of Trust executed to the subscriber by Thos.
H. Gresham and Lucy ]. Gresham, bearing date 9Th
April, 1852, duly recorded in Richmond Hastings
Court. shall, in execution of the said Trust Deed,
THURSDAY, the 7th day of December, 1854 at the
hour of 81 O'clock the real estate conveyed thereby
consisting of lot Baker st., opposite the residence
Of Mr.. Jacob Shook, fronting IS feet, running back
$50 feet, on which there stands Brick Tenement.
The title 10 believed to be perfect but tie subscr-
Der will convey with the usual special warranty.
TERMs-Cash. J. A. HOBSON. Trustee.
Sale conducted by GoDDIN l. APpERsoN, Aucts.
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BY TAYLOR & WILLIAMS.

HOUSE AND LOT ON ST. STE
- PHENS, ST, IN DUvALs ADDITION.-Ou
WEDNESDAY, 9Th day of December, at 81 o'clock.
Z. M, upon the premises, will be ssld that Brick
House and Lot in Duvals Addition on the East SIDE
of ST. Stephens st., occupied by Mrs. Smith, and
nearly opposite the residence Of Capt. Thos C.
Eppes- There are good rooms, in good repair and
q well of water convenient. The Lot fronta so feat
and runs back q sufficient depth.
TERMs-S500 cash balance at mos interest and
title retained. TAYLOR l. WILLIAMS,
de Anct.
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BY DAVENPORT. ALLEN & CO.

BY DAVENPORT, ALLEN & co.
ROOTS, SHOES AND HATS AT AUC-
- TiON.-On FRIDAY, 9th December, we will
ee1i o. ~ O'Clock, at our Auction Sfore-S00 Cases
consisting Of
Mems and Boys heavy Boots and Shoes, Of all
Women's Shoes
Children's do
Silk and Wool Hats
Caps Sole Leather, &c.
TERMs-Under 500 cash; 500 and over month";
credit, for approved peper.
no 16 DAVENPORT, ALLEN & CO., Aucts
ALSO-200 Trunks
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EOOKING RANGES, HOT AIR FUR
IMAGES, Gc.-Weare now putting up MOTIFS
without boilers attached. This Range 10 not sur
passed By any in this country for cooking or for it,
economy In fuel.
Also, Water Closets, Stationary Wash Stands Ba
thing Fixtures for hot and cold water all of which
we will put up and warrant to give satisfaction.
We alsop up CHILSON'S PATENT HOT.AIR
FURNACE, which, for its durability, economy In
fuel and the great amount of fresh air heated and
distributed lreugh the registers, il unequalsd BY
any furnace aow in use.
g. l. A. BARGAMIN, JR
NH Is POI corner of Main and 10th sts
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DARTNERSHIP NOTICE.-The sub.

PARTNERSHIP NOI1CE.-Th0 Sub
y scribers have associated, under the firm Of 0W.
EMS REEVE, for the purpose Of conduceins y
at the old stand of Thomas 81. Owonu On Bsooi q .
between 9Th and 7th SITS, where they VII keop eoa
SANITY ON hand general assortment Of now and ".
be happy to their frisnds and the public seLs-
rally; believing they do that they Will Be able 70
offer such inducements to purchasers will insure
speedy saies
N. B.-TIN SAFES from the very best quality,
down THOMAS II. OWENS.
Z no 9-6tt MARCUS REEVE.
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on : WII.I.Iz71s


~rvrr 49, ~ IA 1As-sAs -
RU!LDIEG Lois On UNION Ann
~ ~ m aiLtg AT Auc1ION~-os NosQ-
- As,5 = 8 9elsss. Ihs pren1fsos res~e-
Two 6uildnE Lots - - ~ ~ - e -
twsen @ and z. strssts essh S s. "a 80 ~ n
Five eligible srd hanaepnsis ,i,..4.s ....
Lots - Union Or Concerrence, ~ sn6 g. n ~
hanesome Lot % ehoEt strssk xeas 81. Gfresk.
Thee ioss ars IL the imms1iats nsirhse.k.,s =
the two handsome chsrches reeenfls efset.S IA ~
most improving portoa % the envircns ~ Ne eisx
TEnns-One-fhird cssh. balance q - mpsfks
With interest," and title retained.
del TAILOR WILLIAMS, Aucts
A SMALL FAkM OK MARKET GAR
AND CROPS AND 4 TRACT on WOOD LAND.
At AUCIloN-On MONDAY. ~ Dsesn1eF, Ct
e o'elosk. n. upcn the prsmfRs, viii Be odd The
texm upon which Mrs. Susan Holmes residea living
eeost miles below the city end sdjsinlns the lssdo
81 0en- ,. Harvie. Dr.. Chrs6iAn and Mr.. Oeey.
Inere are y acrea OF which oue-thisd q In wooda
the remainder Il cleared and in good order. The
improvements good, consisting Of q sxcelienf
houses ~ ~ -. -
Any Wishing to locate ON sm,ll fam ne.r ~
city, or 20 engage In the cultivation Of r
the market, could hardly Be better suited than h
win also be sold the crops and stoea of .verv l.
scIpon consisting of the usual variety slsF 1hfeh
win be sold trast of 50 scres Of hsssiiv voo5ea
land, lying on the "Nine Mep road. md sSsn3siee
the lands Of Christopher Allen, Dr. Trent an1 49,
TERMs--fcr the land, one-third caah. haIaneo
and i2monfhs for the crops, he. Sums un1sr -
cssn: snak amount ard evers months sredits $780,
no is TAYTo1 WIr.TrAra Z - y
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ELMWOOD FOR SAFE ATT AUG

IL .4Au1 vVOOO EOh OALE "A "A u u
IL TION-CROPS, STOCKS. &C., &c.-Wiu be
sold on TUESDAY. the 9Th of December, 1854, on
the premises, commencing at IL O'Clock, the vaua-
BILE Farm on Chickahominy Swamp, miles below
Richmond, adjoining the lands Of Mr.. James M.
Garnett DR.. Trent and Others containing $50 acres
of which 800 acres are cleared and have been well
lined within the last few years. and $50 of rich
midland portion heavily set in wood and timber,
the value of which Alone it ia estimated would pay
at least half of what the whole estate viii likely
sell for. The York River Railroad will run either
through or very near the tract
There have been seeded this Fall 40 bushels OF
wheat. with plentiful supply of guano.
The buildings, though small, are get new and COM
Portable. and the enclosures around the place are
good.
The neighborhood il an excellent one, perfectly
healthy, and the water good.
After the sale of the land all the perishabe estate
on the place will be sold, consisting of the Stock,
Crop, some fine Mules, Hsrses Cows, Oxen, Hogs;
$50 barrels of Corn, Shueks, Fodder, Wheat Straw,
&c.
The particular attention of the public il called to
this SALE it 10 believed that estate Rich
mond, now in market, offers greater inducements to
those disposed to engage in farming.
TERMs.-For the real estate one-thrd cash ba-
lance and years. for negotiable notes. bearing in
terest, secured by trust deed For the personal
estate all sums under $50 cash; over that amount
month"; credit, for approved, endorsed negotiable
paper. RICHARD HILL, Jr.
Sale conducted by GoDDIN ApPERsos. Aucts.
ocN
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NOTICE.-On FRIDAY, tho 18th day
IN Of December next, q u o'clock. n shan Pro.
eeed to eeII On TIE prcuses e Commisionef, under
decrss Of Chsstsrdsld Circuit Superior CouSt one
hundred and twsnfy scrss Of LAND iyins on the
L beipe part az the 5aet Of Ian1 known e piekn.
sens Mach tie hreer portion u the esi4 land \ b
woods Terms ma1s ksovn on The ~ q ale.
no al-1tdss Cemmi1slensgs
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By GODDIN 4 APPERsON.

HOUSE AND LOT IN MANCHrs-
IL TER FOR SALE AT AUCTiON.-Vv111 ~
sold on MONDAY the 9Th day Of December, fssS.
upon the premises. commencing at O'clock, the
Bryant. The house 10 new wood house. two sto-
RES high, containing rooms and passage The lot
fronts on Harrison street, between Perry and MeDo-
noush streets. =
Tennis: One-fourth cash, balance at 4 and 10
retained.
no % 0ODDIN APPERsON, Aucts
Immediately after the sale of the above. will Ia
feet on Harrison street, between Perry snd McDo.
noush, running back l2 feet to alley 10 feet vide
TERMS: One-third cash, balance at A and months
for negotiable notes. interest added and title re-.
tanned. -,
The above lots are re-sold on account of the for
mer purchaser having failed to comply with the terms
NO IS GODDJN APPERsoN. Auct.
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- "RECOUNCE." MILES NORTH OF RICH.
MOND, NEAR BROOKE TURNPIKE.-Mr. John
B. Crenshaw having determined to quit the Milk
business will sell at public auction, FRIDAY. the
9th day of December 1854, at hts farm, Brooke
Turnpike. miles north Of Richmond, his valuable
stock of Cows, about IS in number. Some of them
are superior blooded Cows
To those disposed to engage in the busness, most
favorable opportunity is now presented to secure
fine stock Of excellent Mich Cows
TERMs-All sums under 60, cash; over that
amount months credit, for negotiable notes salts
noaa GODDIN & APPERsON, Aucts.
WILL be added to. the above Sale, pair
w of large size superior WORK HO RISES,
which will be sold separately together, may be
desired.
TERMs-4 months credit. for approved negotiable
paper. G0DDIN APPERSON,
de Aucts
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Before the vote was announced Col w H. Har.
mar, OF Augusta, a friend of DR.. Harris by inter.
Iogssory. brought to the notice of the Convention
Boyd for the Board of Public Works in opposition
to Mr. Daniel. of Prince George. the Democratic
caussss nominee. Mr. Brunett, the friend OF Mr.. p.
declared that 1t was done under pledge made to
Mr.. lloyd before the caucus was held. The disclo.
surrey angendered q little more bad feeling for a
time The names OF DIR Harris and Mr. Peudleton
were stewards Withdrawn.
Nh McCoMAs was again put In nomination, and
Col n. II. HARTMAN was also nominated. A spirited
seri4 Of eulogies of the nominees ensued, and the
votes cling TAKEN was announced, after recess as
follesss:
mcS Snias -.-....--.-.--. -..----.-....... 32,o2O
~. NJ Mcco.. ,... - %, 441
on action of Col. Hartman the nomination was
maj unanimous.
" p. BococK, the present Attorney General, was
rem ninated BY reclamation.
MI McComas being present addressed the Con.
yeD,on.
TIE following resolution was adopted:
Hssotced, That the official career of FRANKLIN
PIAiCE has been marked by perfect observance
OF limitations of the Constitution and an entire
hdef to the principles upon which he came into
power and therefore he is entitled to the confidence
OF le friends of Constitutional Liberty In everv
sect pn of the Confederacy.
Iye following gentlemen were appointed com.
mii1 be to wait on the nominees of the Convention
and INFORM them OF their nomination:
Nessrs. Douglass, Kenna, Glass of Lynchburg,
&c Baylor of Augusta, and J. r. Smith of Pittsyl
vasia
Berry moved that all the nominations be de-
cl0 I'D unanimous.
be question was put butthere were vehement
REF bonses of "Noi" mol"
he chair declared the motion carried by an
OF rwheming vote.
Pie Convention adjourned sine die little after
twn We o'clock at night, the Chairman making a
bh1 valedictory address. The closing scenes
W. quite uprosrious, but not acrimonious al
thy - at an earlier period of the session had BEEN
'or an hour before the adjournment, there was
sely expression of feeling by discharge OF
p% crackers, the most efficient kind of thunder we
Suppose Immediately accessible. Whether they
W .e nred by outsiders not, could not say but
ftain 1t is, they far encroached upon the Con.
vntion as to throw pack two in the hall lead.
hsg up stairs, where the Convention sat- Several
tines the proceedings were interrupted by these
explosions, and more than one eloquent outburst
vas drowned by them; but the members of the
Convention, who seemed ripe for fun, SO far from
9 ing annoyed by them, appeared to enjoy the
tug very much
4 20 ended the most excited and extraordinary
~ y assemblage we witnessed We may
i've sketch Of the sayings of it's members; for
fhich, as we said in the beginning, we have no,
= om this morning.
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE OF

Y 9Th ST.. NEAR CANAL, FOR SALE AT
AUCTION.-Will be sold ON WEDNESDAY Az.
TERNOON, the 9th of December, 1854, on the pre-
mises commencing at 81 o'clock those two excellent
Brick Tenements, on the West side of 9Th street.
tanner and Mr.. Karr, each renting for $500 per an
mum.
TERms-One fourth cash; balance at 8, 6 and 8
months for negotiable notes interest added and title
retained till last payment 10 made.
noN GODDIN & APPERSON, Aucts.
Immediately after the above sale will be
sold very valuable building lot on CANDLES Hill,
fronting Sd street, west of Byrd street. so feet by
100 feet being the third lot West of Byrd street.
Terms accommodating. and made known at the
sale. GODDIN APPERSON,
no 80 Auctioneers.
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- KEN, fz771E 8 KIN.
ARY G0(1T1a AZ AunrHnu

y KEN1, PANE 9 KIM. IS
AKY GOODS AT AUCTION On
~. TnuAenAr. DO M iasf., eommsneins q 10
sormsnf q FeEoH DAY GOODS, conrris}nr
~ vssty q choice snd dsrsble styles lsd to
z cases Hosisry nd Gotson xspee.
SO Gee Sss, IsH Pa ws.l and A,ssa Hsss.
q L.dies Merino cloaka
ceses Piaid Wool Linseya
90 Heavy oatinets.
rs win q: mall lot q choice .seel ssea..
=. KENT, px ftis XXI sr.
BY THOMAS W. REESE
1omce WIN ueo. .. sumner, No. 90 Pearl ~
NEk SALE OF BAROUCHE n
HTFNsITs 3 s 9 rs = 9 2 &c COW. rA.nlNd A0N
FODDER, sHUCKS. Gc.--Intsndins to rsno. III 3
the sity will sell all Of the above stock II -
FARMING UTENSILS
BAkoUCHE and HORSE
one CARL AT ae coeR
Al Auction. on TUESDAY Mornire. Deeemher ISfh.
eneing at 10 o'clock. 81 the rssidence Of M.
HAZE r.'aa Lenef; senr, two mes from the Market
err and near Ramsa,'s Mil = s>1A 100 .'''-
TERMs-An sums under 90. cash; 90. and over
sna' amount months credit, for approved paper.
FOX LEASE.-Immediately after the
above sale shall lease fog tern Of yesru - nre
sent keddeaes Of Nj. Chriseian Lsbsr. scn;r. -
rooms, in completes order Kitchen. with s roons.
smoke-house, carrsge-house, corn.house COW house
bare, and stable with stalls
All OF the abov. bulldogs are in eomplete ordar-
The Dwelling is pleasantly situated in . ne eroye
with ~ acres OF very rich Land, suitable for mar.
xet garden, with hne Spring convenient to the
mouse. JOHN WATKINS, Trustee,
FOR Mrs. Lucy Ann Leber.
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FOR Il e N THE tenement on
IL Pearl street adjoining the store Of Mr. J. N.
Royal, and now occupied By Ar. Sullivan. Posses
sion given Let Of January.
AL6O-A Lot ON the Dock, adjoining the store Of
$50 feet Of ground Rockets street. adjoining the
store Of Col h. o. Haskins; and lS2 feet Of ground
on Main street, adjoining Mr.. Lison's Tobacco Fac
tory. Immediats possession siysn. Apply TO
no 22-2awfs JOHN AUTHEktOORD.
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DY virtue of deed of trust, executed to
~ me by Peter CottrelI, bearing date Nov. 14th,
1851, and duly recorded in the County Courts Of
o eel 81 e s
sNegro Girl, and interest (which is ssventhl
county, 81 y
to satisfy debt named IL .aid deed
no so-dstc4t. Trustee.
IONSTABLE'S EALE.-Will be sold
~ for cash. in front Of the High Constahls's Office
on SATURDAY, the ID day Of December. 1854. e 10
ssSG1 A. lot Of !, aosE and KIrcHES kga
TIONARIES sold to satisfy sundry executions in my
hands in favor Of Grass and others - Huansy, he.
no So-St For J. r TYLER. Il. C. G. r
THE above Sale is postponed until fur
EXECUTOR'S SALE OF LAND.-By
shall, on the 3Oth day Of Dseenber, 1854. Il fail. If
, The as. s. rS s e 81 Sc e
land county, Wherein the late Nancy Morrison res-
ded
aoont miles northeast from Dover Meeting House,
and adjoining the lands Of VIM Firth and othsrs 1t
hasa comfortable dwelling, With 4 rooms and the
Der and wood, and contains about two hundred
TraMs-one-thiId cash; the resdus on credit Of
deferred payments, bearing interest fiom date. and
deed Of trust on the land 70 secure the same.
Iss s sf os, e =
Executor Of Nancy Eonison. decd.
NOTICE.-On FRIDAY, the 18th day
IN Of December next q Y o'sloek. - shaI Pro.
deere. u e SIC Circuit segsr cos
HUNDRED and swssty serss q LAND; lying % ths
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-12-04
THE PATENT ROTARY SMOOTH

Il ING IRONS-as exhibited at the Fair of the
Mechanics Institute, will be delivered to those who
engaged them by us. We have also supply of them
on hand which for sale at manufacturers prices
The ladies are especially invited to examine them
STEBBINS PULLEN
no FL I0l Broad at