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THE STEAMER JEWEss

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 1.-THE steamer Jewess
before reported ashore on Brigsntine beach, has
become total wreck. The vessel and cargo are
Il total loss. she lies about 50 yards from the
shore Her engines may be recovered. She
is insured for $40 OO0
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GALE OF MULES, HORSES, COWS
BY RICHARD cXUraORN.

TOBACCO FIXTURES. &c, AT AUCr
i TiON -On THURSDAY. 18th inst, q twelve
o'clock NJ. ON the prembss. ON 18th street setwesn
Jones will coll Of auction 10 Tobacco Screws Fistr
tsnins Miils, Barr, Bolts 6tovsa nenchsA Ne &c.
Tgsms-For ali sumo Of 80 and under, csAs; ali
over thst amount moaths credit for approved ne-
sotisbis paper. aIcHARD cAuTHORN,
No l0 Auctionssrt
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RUSHTON CLARK a. CO.'S
GENUINE MEDICINAL COD LIVER OIL.

For L0nsunpta0a, ScfoJa3a, DC.
THE great success which has attended
i the use Of the above ceisbrsted article has led
70 MANY im,tstions and a. much dsappointment and
injury mas been suffered from spuous articles puf-
chaser should use the utmost CAUTION IN soticlnG
that the name Of RUSHT0N CLARK co. In fall
.snstrs In full over each cork. other IL gem
nine We have been great pains and expense 10
secure our patrons the pure afticlr. and our Mr..
Clsrk went 10 New Foundiand 70 saperinterd the
manufacture In person and We ~iii warrant osr Oil
purs add superior quality 10 every respect and made
common OIL 10 the case with great deal that y
sold for genuine. y y 80 -
The genuine Rushton Clark Co.'S article for sale
BY PUnCELL, LADD CO and BY DrngSisss sss-
orally 10 Richmond and throashost Virginia.
no e-Ak y Sm
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cENSE LAW AT NEW ORLEANS

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. IA The election held here
yesterday, resulted in giving q majority OF 5000
votes in favor of law to license the sale Of spirit
Gus and other liquors.
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WHITLEY FOR SALE

Ply virtue of a decree cot the Chester
y field Circuit Court, and with the concurrence
of the heirs Of James Lyle, deceased we will offer
for sale at Whitby, in Chesterfield county, three
miles below Richmond ON TUESDAY, che 5ist No
vemIer. a. noon, that part Of the Whitby tract
which in the partition was assigned to the late Mrs
Jane Lyle, her dover, containing $50 acres, ex.
tending from James River across the Richmond and
Petersburg Turnpike and Railroad and adjoining the
land Of James D. Lyle, Henry I. Drewry and others
with the family manson, and ali needful buildings
constituting elegant and most desirable residence
The tract is well wooded and watered, containing
considerable portion of fertile low grounds the
situation is healthy. the land lies Handsomely and
the mansion house commands a fine view of Rich
mond and the river. Altogether the place is most
attractive possessing great natural sdvantsees and
combining the appointments and comforts of an au-
cient family seat. Either of the CT Mr. Lyle,
or MIR. French, his sou-in-law, will doubtless take
pleasure in showing the premises answering any
enqniry.
The sale is for division, and the terms will be
cash to the amount OF expenses and of so for
the residue, credit of g. H. Is and "a months equal
ins.aments with interest from the date secured by
bonds notes well endorsed, and by lien on the
land.
A half acre will be reserved as q burying ground
(. ". FIo6RNoY, c0m'rs.
NIL
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BY THE NORTHERN LIGHT


10 tho markets, better prices had been obtained
generally: aud the general good trade was attaining
a more healthy condition, There WIS quite spec
ulative f.. ling IN Coffee aud refined Sugars Rio
Coffee was selling ut l9a20 cts, and crushed aud
powdered Sugars at H. eta. There had been large
sales of the latter article. Fiour--GaIleRo and
Haxan Flour sic 80. Park-Clear S2o Beef
Mess SIS 80 Hams II l2 cts Butter 90 cts for old;
Bacon 10 IA cts; Adsmantine Candles - IA; other
articles about at previous rates.
En- PRESIDENT WALKER
The trial OF FIX President Walker of the Sonora
expedition had terminated; and he had been pro.
nounced not guilty.
In the trial OF Walkers case, as q compulsory
process could not be issued agsinst the French
Consul, be was formerly invited to attend as a
witness but dec!indd.
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BY ELIAS HALE. No. IO6 Main st.

o. ID.
ON THIS EVENING, at z O'Clock. I
~ shall offer at auction large sssortmen mt of Staple
Gold and Silver Watches -
Gold Jewelry of every description
Silver and plated ware; Clocks of all kinds
$500 doz white and colored spool cotton
1900 gro Buttons, assorted kinds
us :. Lead Pencils, assorted kinds
$50 doz Knives, Scissors and Rszors
800 s. Porte Monass and Purses
80 " Hair. Teeth, Nail and Lsther Brushes
IS " plated Sewing Birds n .ss,lz.
175 " fancy Boxes large assortment IS
Also, laxge assortment of blank books paper. en-.
veloPes, steel pens, waters, double barrel guns ps-
tent balances spoons, coffee mills hammers togeth.
er with great variety of goods too numerous TO
mention, In lots to suit purchasers. Every article
warranted as represented. City and country mer-
chants are respectfully invited to attend the sale az
the goods will positively be sold close consign-
ments ELIAS HALE,
log Main ct.
Every article warranted as represented. ~
Additions can be received
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THE WASHINGTON BANK EXCITEMENT.

THE WASHINGTON BANK EXCITEMENT
WASHINGTON, Nov. l4.-The run upon the Elk
change Bank continued today, with appearances of
abatement ut the close OF bank hours The pa
per of the bank redeemed promptly but de-
pOst0rs not allowed 10 renew their depOses
The bill holders are paid in notes on the Trans
Allegheny Bank OF Virginia, an institution said to
belong to the same firm. Strong doubts are enter
tanned as to the capability of the bank to sustain
itself under such sudden pressure.
We copy the foregoing from the Baltimore Anne
rican of yesterday. The Washington papers
aude to the matter, al agreeing in the facts stated
Ia commenting upon it, the Globe says
We consider that the notes of the firm are better
than the notes with which they redeem them as
William Selden and John Withers are certainly
men OF means. This community have confded in
their ability to meet all the liabilities of the bank.
but it is rumored that the former has withdrawn
from the concern, and that the latter is in it TO
limited extent only, which induces many TO take
whatever they can get. These men, we think are
bound for all the lab lities of the bank as they
have not publicly Withdrawn from it and their
names are still over the door of the banking house
II we had the notes of the bank, we would keen
them rather than take TransAlleghany notes for
them.
The Sentinel says that the excitement abated az
the bank continued TO meet its liabilities In regard
TO the cause that produced the panic the same pa
per says:
Amongst the various reasons assigned, that which
struck US as the most plausible attributed the panic
10 a combination to crush the bank because Mes srs
Selden, Whers & Co, had maintained the market
price OF Virginia stocks, which certain parties
wished to speculate in. We do not know whether
this Ia true, but if it is true it shows that selShness
and avarice will go any length for gain, regardless
of the suferings which may be inflicted on COM
muniy.
The Sentinel and Intelligencer both maintain that
Virginia stocks are good any in the Union.
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THE WRECKED SHIP NEW ERA

Advices from the Ill -fated ship New Ere, up to 1
O'Clock, Tuesday afternoon, state that contrary to
previous hopes, the vessel sunk and had nearly
gone TO pieces-that not less than two hundred and
lily Of the passengers mostly or nearly all German
emigrants) had perished About one hundred and
fifty had been gotten ashore in great distress -
Dead bodies were floating about in all directions
many being washed ON the beach The vessel had
sunk and was iu II OF water.
The New York Tribune says the Inflated ship had
on board over 400 passengers and crew of thirty
men On the night OF the disaster the fog was ex
csedingly dense, and the sea heavy The night was
also very dark.
The New Era was insured in New York for &c.,
600. equally divided among six offices.
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the coming wear. or to

w ANIED-For the coming year, or to
w commence the Ist December situation Thy q
young mao of unquestjonabie business Gu alites) in
whoe!als grocery. any business at which he could
make himself usefal. Having had three or four
year, experience in a mercantile house in this city,
he hatters himself that he would be able give
isfaction to any one who may epploy him in any
branch of business References given. For further
Box SEQ No I5-6,+
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/ OST, on SATURDAY., the 4th inst. 8

| OST, on Saturday, the 4th inst, some
- where in this city, PORTE MONAIE con.
tanning the following papers-an account against
VIM. Hsskinsi one against Peter Porter one
against Dr. WIN. Crump; one against Mrs Harris of
Richmond and due bill, drawn by Joseph Myers
in favor of Ephraim Scott for $50 and other papers
The Porte Monaie il an old one. The finder will ,e-
csive liberal reward by leaving the same at this
office. po15-ets
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d. WINFREE,
r w ET.OTTRNOY

Ex'rs of Mrs Winfree, and sdm'rs d. b. n.
of James Wiley Winfree, decd.
P.S.-The decree above referred to has since been
made and the sale of land will be- conducted by us,
with Mr.. D. May Likewise Commissioner. or by
some OF US; and the terms will be-one third cash,
AID the residue in and years, with interest from
the date, to be secured by personal security. and
lien on the land r. WI,
no l5-d7t&w2t ID C.. w
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Judge Isaac Callett, formerly editor of the Re
publican Farmer. at srsunton, died recently In
Chester township Ohio.
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WANTED.-We wish to obtain large
W house, well suited and we'll locat ed for Board
ing House. TOLER Il COOK.
10 Asents
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ANIED.-A person with capital Of
$500 or VI 600, to take charge of a business
partly established, and doing good cash t. sde he
present time This IL a good chance for enter
pr-ing person. Und Iuhted reference given and re-
CURED. AdSres "Enterprise." Richmond, Va, AID
where an inIeiv. ew may be had.
Ih-3ts
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w ANIEU-A youth between 10 anu 10
w years of age, to write in an Office and make
1imsef generally useful Address up. :" at this effice
tating what salary will be required, in applicants
own handwriting no 15-3t
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WANTH.
WANTED-A SITUATION AS

Nv AMELIA u A u N AD
" TEACHER The Subscriber, q Graduate OF
the Va Military Institute, ard having four years es
peitepce In teaching, one of which he was eussped
acting Assistant Professor of Langu ges in the Va.
Military Institute aud the inder as Principal in
large Classical and Mathematical School. de stres
situation as Professor either in College In
sttue, or as Principal Assistant In an Academy;
and 1t sufficient inducement be offered. would err
ssge as Instructor In private family. Testimonials
Of the highest character given. Address PRE-
CEPTOR," Petersburg. Va no I6-lm
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FUTURE DAYS.

BY DAVENPORT, ALLEN & co.
GROCERIES, &c, AT AUCTION-On
- THURSDAY. November 43d, we will sell At
viz: - Vi onoSLhILc,
S ,oo sass Lasusyra and Java COFFEE
ieo Sbls. New York SYRUP
%. 90 4 lids MOLAsSES
rs a.ss Powdered. Crushed and Coffee sU.
Green and Black TEAS
Mrapping PAPER
SOLE LEATHER
WINDOW GLASS
sperm CANDLES
rhENCH BRANDY
SIGARS: SOAP
London MUSTARD
rCooFISH. nc, &c.
TERMs-Under Sl0O ca,h. SIao and ox
efeoi,, Tor approved p .per.
Iolo DAVLNfOsT. ALLEN CO, Auct..
KOOTS, SHOES AND HATS AT AUG
- IlON-On FRIDAY, 9Th December we will
ts1 &c 10 O'clock, at Auction Sore~so0 Case.
consisting Of 'E'' "'"'e' sooos'
Mems and Boys heavy Boots and Shoes, of all
- grades - oA
Momen's Shoes
Chidren's do
SIR and Wool Hsts
Caps Sole Leather Ac
ai;s smls-under 500 cash; 500 and over, months
no la BHvENPEo 5Ris ALLEN CO.. Auc..
CONSTABLE'S SALE.-WlI be sold
19I cash, IN front of the High Consable,s Office.
HopSss;EH0LD AND KITCHEN FURNITuRE:
one silver WATCH, one Furniture WAGON &c
oo 20 satisfy sundry distress warrants and execu-
.oSsln . my hands in favor of Lipscomb and other.
ALFRED LEWELLEN. d. C.
no io-<t For j. P. TYLER H {. G. r
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| OST-On the 9th inst, on Bank or
II Franklin streets, between Mrs. Booksr's board
ing-house and my residence. near the corner of 4h
street, one Ladies' Black Fur VlCTORINE. Any
person finding the same will be suitably rewarde
by returning it to the subscriber.
no l5-St* BENZ. SUTTON,
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VALUABLE LAND AND PERSONAL

PROPERTY FOX SALE IN & ii 8 E r.
FIELD COUNTY, NEAR RICHMOND-Will be
offered for sale, on the premisss OF WEDNESDAY,
the 22d November next the tract of land belonging
to James w. Winfree's estate, lying Broad Rock
road, or miles from Richmond containing from
$50 to 400 acres and long known the family seat
The quality Of the land is that of the free soil
to the Underwater part of Chesterfield the situa-
ton pleasant and healthy; the Farm in good order,
and the improvements ample for the accommodation
of large tamily~~ith good spring water convenient
and large orchard of Fruit Trees The access to
Richmond, aad to Manchester, (likewise a growing
town. by road nearly level, affords great advan-
pages
This property is advertised in expectation of de-
cree ut the intervening term of Chesterfield Circuit
Court, for the purpose of divsion and the sale will
be such terms, and conducted by such person as
the Court may appoint. The usual credit will no
doubt be given for large proportion of the purchase
money.
At the same Tina and place we will offer for SALE
the stock of HORSES. Cattle. Including Work-Oxen
and valuable Cows. mostly of improved Stock;) Hogs
Carriage and Harness, Household and Kitchen Far
niture IA large variety) crop of Corn, Fodder, &C
Wagon and Gear; Farming Utensils, and other arti-
Giles belonging to the estates of Mr.. and Mrs Win.
free; upon credit Of months for sums $25. or
bonds with security bearing interest.
Sale to commence about IL O'Clock
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IMPORTANT SALE OF LAND NEAR
Il DANVILLE.-On the Esd of NOVEMBER,
will sell by Auction. my tract of LAND, containing
about $50 acres, ST miles from Danyie.
TERMs-One two and three years with sstissacto.
ry personal security. JORDAN L. MOTLEY.
no Ik--d3tctt
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RUKNiNa FLUID OF the best g..slity
"a ~ DrssUisss % Msia u,
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BY ALEXANDER MOTIF
nRY GOODS, CLOTHING So
BY THOs. W. KEESEE.
Ofhce at Geo. j. Summers No IN ps.,,.t

&sE:zzlzs;IIEh ADM mi STRATRIX,S
hO1" AT AUCTION-Win be s3ld at auction On
THURSDAY AFTERNOON. 18th inst, eommenc,ns
at O'Clock, the Basin bank the Canal Boat IN ns
hoy,' In good order. l.. T ST CLAIR
Admx of J.. W. ST. Clair. dec,d.
Terms at sale. wv
Sale conducted by THas w Krrspr Apc+
no Is n1s'-
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BY THOMAS w. kEESEE,
ounce with Geo. j. Sumner, No 20 Pearl ST.

COMMISSIONERS SALE.-Pursuant
~ to decree of Henrico County Court, pro-
suit in Chancery of William Murray. plaintiff, against
Samuel Murray and others, defendants will pro.
coed to sell at public Auction, on MONDAY the Goth
the next fair day. at the hour,) upon the pre-
misses, House and Lot containing about of an acre
more or less, and bounded two sides by the road
running through Slab Town, and on the other two
by the lands OF - Picots estate, of which Mary
Murray, the widow of Samuel Murray, decd, was in
pcss ssion at the time of her death.
TERMS OF SALE.-One-third cash the residue on
and months credit, interest added.
j. B. REESE, Com'r.
Heayico CO., November IS. 1854
Sale conducted by THos. w. KEEsEE, Auct.
M
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I ARGE NUMBER OF LOTS IN MAN

ARGE NUMBER OF LOTS In MAN
- CHESTER FOR SALE AT AUCTlON.-Will
be sold, on SATURDAY, the 18th day of November.
ing Lots in Mayos Plan, viz: Lot on Harrison st..
Lots on Lawrence st, Lots on Buuows' st. Also,
The sale will commence at 81 o'clock, in the order
advertised
TERMs-Onethird cash; balance at and mos..
for negotiable notes. interest added sud title retained
till last note is paid. GoDDIN APPERsON.
NOT Aucts.
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LOST CATTLE-Straved or

ElETn LOST CATTLE-Straved or
WxS3H stolen from the Subscriber, near E. Bs-
N- kers, Union Hill. about the 25th of DC.
tossr two COWS and two HEIFERS;
one red and white Cow, with her horns turning in
with small piece broken off the end of the left
horn and scar on her hip; the other black Cow.
with white about her face. with her right horn half
on Each of them were giving milk at the time
The Helfers were between one and two wears old
one red and white, the other a speckls black and
white. The Cows and Heifers were all marked with
cross aud slit in the right ear and an over and nm
der heel In the left. Any information leading to
their recovery, or If they are brought na will be
thankfully received, and liberal reward will be
paid MARTHA r. TRAyLOR
no l4-Sts
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BY GoDDIN 4 APPERSON. -
TWENTY VERY HANDSoME

'WENTY VERY HANDSOME
l. BUILDING LOTS IN HFCKIEp,S -
IN IN, UNION Hin. FOR SALE AT AUCTION"
, wlii Dc sold ON THURSDAY, the 10Th day of Nov
beautiful square of land on Union Hit bonnds5 h.
9Th, z8th, r. and s. streets which will be diviasd
into 20 lots of convenient size e'1eu
TERMS One third cssb: balance ar 4 and O 49,
lot negotiable notes interest added and tle retained
TILL last note is paid. GODDIN y APPERSON
MOI -
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NIGHT AUCTION. :
w ATCHES, JEWELRY and FANCY
ARTICLES will be sold at my stora THIS
EVENING at 2 O'Clock. large invoice of WATCH
Els, JEWELRY and FANCY ARTICLES
ALso-A small invoice of DRY GOODS
The attention of the public is requested, as the
sale will be without reserve.
oc31 ALEX. MOTT, Auct
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l OST-Near the Old Market, vester-
~ day, small black TERRIER PUPPY; has short
ears and no tail. liberal reward will be paid for
his safe return to RO. PRIDDY
no lo-Ztf Near the Odd Fellows Hall
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BY JOHN A. D. PAYNE, Salesman.
N0MMISSIONER,S SALE OF VALUE

COMMISSIONERS DALI OE yAAO-
LIABLE PROPERTY IN THE CITY OF RICH
MOND-By virtue of decree of the Circuit Court
of the ty Of Richmond, pronounced on the l4th
day of June 1854 in the case OF Pickett ~ Pickett
and ethers will sell on SATURDAY, the 1st day of
December at Al o. clock p. M at public auction on
the premises Lot of Ground at Rockets, fronting
ON Rockets street Al feet and running back to VS.
ter sreet-it being the remaining portion of the Lot
purchased by Mr.. jesse Williams.
TgRms-One fourth cash; the balanse on q credit
of enc two and three years, secured by bonds with
approved security carving Interest from the day OF
sale Title retained until the last bond 10 paid, and
deed ordered by the Court
no 1 JOHN fIChETT, Conf.
GALE OF MULES, HORSES, COWS,
y CORN, kc.. AT AUCTiON.-Wiii be sold, ct
thu residence Of r. M Tabb, Jr. Esq, adjoining the
first toll gate on the Plank Ro'd, on THURSDAY,
the Esd day of November. at ii o'clock, fine youuE
Mules. 8 Horses, 90 head Cattle among them fine
Mich Cows. year old Heifers of fine breed Also
about $50 barrels Corn. Shocks, Fodder, Straw, re
By order of the Trustee.
no Is JOHN n. d. PAYNE, Salesman.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF LOT ON
Il BROAD RETWEEN eth AND 11I STS Al

TRUSTEES SALE OF A LOT ON
l. BROAD BETWEEN 9Th AND 9TH STS.-As
surviving Trustee in Deed executed to the sub
Richardson and wife, dated 18th May, 1872 duly re-
corded in Richmond Hastings Court, which said
deed was made for the purpose of securing debt to
the Farmers Bank of Virginia, / shall, in further
execution of said Trust Deed, proce ed to sell pub
lie Auction on the premises. for cash, on MONDAY,
the Goth day of November, 1854, at O'Clock 2. M,
f fair; If not the next fair day) small lot of land
in the city of Richmond, the South side of Broad
between 9Th and 7th SITS, fronting about feet,
portion mot heretofore sold of the lot conveyed by
Trust Deed aforesaid, and described therein as fol-
lows. viz: "a piece or parcel of land measuring 50
feet front FL. (now Brosd) st., bounded North by
said street. South by lot of Macfarland, West by Do
vas lot and East by Brick House intersection of
7th with H. street" The subscriber selling as Trus-
tee will convey only such title as he is vested with
by the Trust Deed aforesaid.
VIM MCFARLAND, Trustee.
Sale conducted by GoDDIN & APPERsoN, Aucts
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FIGHT AND ONE-THIKD ACRES OF

HIGHT AND ONE-THIkD ACRES OF
LAND NEAR FAIRFIELD Inmedarelv
aer the sale of the foregoing Lots will BIS sold the
ouse and Lot on the road leading DR.. Christisns
Farm, formerly occupied by MIR, Mander, and imma.
dialey opposite the residence of Mr. w ~ Rrs6.
ley. 1t contains 81 acres. and the dwelling scisut
ioi ths accommodation of small family. If desired
IL VIII be divided to suit purchasers H.
Terms same above.
no IA GODDIN APPERSON. Aucts.
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LOST OR STOLEN

l OST-On the 18th inst, black leather
- PORT MONAIE. containing three twenty dol
lcr notes 1.-THE bank not recol tected) one five dollar
cape rear note, some change, check on Mr. Fen
dali Griffin for five hundred dollars, Certificate of
MI. Simon' Daguerrean lottery, and other papers.
All persons are cautioned against purchasing the said
the above will receive liberal reward by lea ling if
at this office. no lit.
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BOARDING.

ROARDING.-Mrs. j. M. Booker on
~ Bank, between 9th and 10th streets has several
very pleasant rooms vacant in her Boarding House
Also basement room suitable for office.
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WANTED-By young man, situation
w IN Wholesale House, to act either a.
SALESMAN or CLERK or would be willing to take
situation as COPfIST in any respectable busine IS
at moderate salary Satisfactory references can be
given as to capacity industry, &c. Address y. N.
o ," Dispatch Office. no 15-3t+
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GALE OF CORN, STOCK, &o.-WilI
~ be sold publicly, on FRIDAY, ,the oath inst. at
the residence of Mr. ]. P. Camden, fourteen miles
below Richmond. near the Williamsburg stsge road.
and two miles below Bow Swamp Church, the pres
years crop of Corn, &c, &c; enc valuable Horse
and number of Cattle, mong which are good Mich
Cows. Terms at sale.
GEO. w. TOLER,
For the Legatees of Lucy d. Camden.
Sale conducted by ToLER Cook, Auciioneera
-
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DRIVATE BOARDING.-Several sin
l. gle gentlemen, gentlemen and their wives
can be accommodated with board and pleasant
rooms, furnished unfurnished, in a small private
family, the house Franklin street. between 9th
and TIN, opposite MIR VIM. c. Aliens row.
&C 27-Im*