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AUCTION SALES
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y h"vcrrcr', Allen s. CO.. Aacts.
EeLsN IA Ntf nv --oa SATURDAY NV il =, N
vi sci At .oetie9, ~ the Dsek soS ,sss Ian.
raster, ~ prime quality, purcAs.-rs
rnS.- Under Civ sash; 600 and over .aa..h. .,,, a.
approved paper. 'esn' erssh Nc
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by tsoddin Appcrson, Aucts.
E0thEMI,rOnl AND EXTENSIVE sALxs ON TIE p a.
1ocn HuN E RivSR OF LANDS, SLAVES IMPLEMENTs
sIo.hs MD CsnPs-The undersigned at public aue'
Gn' 90 The Preni,,' on MoNDY the iih Dee.nber 1854 i,
no' e next i. day with-ut Eate in py
opPps, a to Hanover ,orn called "DIYTiCULr HIL
, aer.: and imT-lately thereafter the Stocks.
fair . az me 6,s January, ISIS the premises II
stocks and Crops thereon. ~ ~ e '''6''e''
Ana on the Goth February ls prerr e. II
ItH h"t The h.S fair day, his HORN
lie nos resiesD ia King William. AMoRS ,;Royp
va es-he hrst continuing acres AMI the .,t.r 700
aer- together Nth E,oo leo valuable and ali th Cro.
theron. '"" A''''nsS, ae''
AMI immediately after the sJeanc-e Grove will h. soil
acres er?es iract) and 25 bought Of T,yior,+
son, ia King william. s'' - '"sF V ''7'-
The e'Hs viii he for the Slaves Lands other ~
n S'Ait' AMI Sycirirrr Grove,
anu Tor negotiable notes bearing
Iru,t II the purchase Horn ,arrr
sycamore Grove To b. he'll! during INV uIf,
aii Tie residue To he paid above The al
hsu. urniirrc, Plate Ac, will he usual terms
fo more ocular description above mos,
cial reference is here
hehnond Enquirer aud to hand bills vaoc.
. GEoeGE TAYLOR,
Near Han Cour; House, Va
nC6-tiith "1Sts-
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tnD- II beg respectfully Inform nv friend, and n.
80 S ,,a am nov In The house nf Mrssrs suiith Hsr-
30 ~ iaIn street, r-n of the
acorf pleasure teu 20 .urpy hcn Th az ra
e h1rdEa-- line have emf Logged in house o. Nj
ihe h-Tts cT about niteen
AUG NJ VIM Gates from the st Aur. July "a and
entrusted tn rcrl the patrons Robert,on
would be very thankfully received aud have The b,t
pIoyCd. " W p &c, 10 nEm EN-
noC-itm W. hAiSLffh"
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FARMERS OF VIRGINIAI
SEltN WIS SHINES

I'VE invite the Farmers Of ysiuis are In want Of really
good shoes or Boots. suitable for Geld servants
call aud stock We have hesitation
have shoes that will last remarkably WE'LL Who Az.
tried them pronounce them really good.
All ue ash from those Who gSoi shoes. willing
psy what hsy WORTH 10 10 call aud them We haze
large stock. 'E
cell PuTNyy a
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SttilAnp TAHIES.-The ~ .-riser, having -,
" arIei their manufacturing facilities. ~
In e construction and elasticity Of the TINT VIII
SHhp INDIA ~ BBSR CUSHIONS, which are prrrrrJ %
y he best amateur plNYers enables farnh Ia
, ~ apr van any others Whereby enabled to Offer
s anu substantial table for tsj and with .ysv
thhs eompi-te with marble uco slate beds SON. Of h
expressly or private Orders by u,ait for rabI.,
ga Cloths French Cue feathers Wax and R.nsIriny
" '' A''e"Ieu 70 As promptly AZ N given In person.
GRiPFTTH DECKER
ocsn-3n ~. o. . , siana'scturers,
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ESEttriflL FAIL MILLINERY Xc- Miss y n RYTn
Ma street has jns returned North With ,eI,e
won OF hnrrT Cords and Patterns ha never her am,
PISSED 10 Hcan"nd her hIsiu-sss established upon Orr,
prepared
IL; taste a-d the pub expectation tn. amo. Puo-
'onraccrrs; hch she has the hands Of IInJ ,rh
c ooth from she country in v.ry BRIT -,
"urns which ihe has been engaged given her The ON
Vr'utF of winning for herself, believes harscr n. N
shed Mliner nnsurpaseed in the o. Richmond
u 10 cal the Of AMI On, ~
tcant'u stock. To- 81
selves before buying elsewhere IL she can please th m
siI pay all damages ' PeNse '"en' she
Se M on hand every article belonging complete MILNE.
Nohsir Head Cans CnIiar s..x..
Ronnrs Hats. &c &c ncgh TO urn ans mi 3,
der In the shorte,i possible time. 90 WIN "of-
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U aolt N'' O''' " EDWIN .ssS WORKMAN co.
I ~ GEnlTtL ssGGILppsst: mM.lAAssssEss!

vN.kH- ,OMrOtND s1HtP OF GUM AHABN-Tb.
Increasing demand for this pasabie and speedy r.,.
for All Pulmonary Complaints has enabled the proprietor 10 re-.
duce the Preesso place within the reach m
psrSrty over Az similar ae,isd minen,
physeanin Baltimore Washington, been .r.
toned to prescribe II Ia their daily practice and a.
Of our most respectable etp, Who IL In t6, ns
boih preventative and with falling ,neee. o.
last twenty years. during Which time by its astonishing
with very little aid from advertising, &c
Interpolation over The vhee Union In Of recent f
ggtN &C. gives immediate relief aud dsy or .o In
chronic cases dpd, shopping Cough Cyosp B,os,AUi. "a
dRcns6 affection Of the Lungs Lons,yotioy 4, h. 49,.
'" Pe''e'S
Price 2Se's. ard 10 cts per bottle
FOR sale wholesale retail bv M...,, pVrurvr .
- ''''''N'Peetsois Ufuf-
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FAKMERS Of NIItI

10 The substantial nature Of the enterprise We refer
g Dae lie Roy Also To Hamilton W., on
y ~ peas Rhode Island, aud ". Ray, Key West, Fa '"
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oF VIRGINIA.
~, up'n any living III your h.,. IA - ma
or sore OF any description, kind variety no matte ~.
s usnes or hov long has h.en standing your
your ail servant your mules shseP rses COW. or d W.
say TO you, and guarantee saw use chr We
TURF OIL,
And Jou viii fud the most r1alivnan. =,
the money. " "'' CT We reinni
cases II Is only necessary apply the Oil on
" % rag " The sore 10 long s;nnu isrs- Win ~,
h-. and fever take sra dose salts TO cool N. ao @
rNIee week II letter Ring on The heed or In Nh.
@ ply th- On sai cover the head with cap To- irrp
~ only NC pour u he Oil " ~" ~"''e' .
NO rsk rom exposure 70 cold moisture Prc. 20 cent,
Ia cents bo!ti=io be had the crupt,y .n,.
sale by " - -- s.er.s anu Tor
noiI
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NhAiN BAGs-l0o0 bushei Grain B.y, both vim "a,
-. Without seams for sale at cost for cash. ~ ~
CT
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10 fAn, sFsI; ,MXsArfIIT!MLHs lND.oTIIEiis

s'f-hN AM - w lNIEk SHOES.
M nave IN store prh the best
shoes FOR Servants N
consists not tny Of an extensive assortment Of me best
y" Vs faH' ba OF complete own NAL
b'sn.s Brosans for and Roo,-rs for
No,n' frr'on in want Of Servants
mas he assured Of being suited y calling on The .ut,,ber '
%, WHITE PAaS. ~ Nzin
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S25 IyEvNUn

- roLEN from the under,i,ntd on Monday IN. yov.uh
on NE sonin.ide cars between Richmond Appomsos
pepoi POCKET BOOK, containing snail amount of on.s
gold Watch white face ld fsshou) NO. s5O3 Tobis.
the Pocket Book certificate oi poe in favor az n %
reward WI BE- paid " the eth or a.
'. H., or with Isaac W WALKER, Richmond, va
nOFlS-dtciW SAMUEL
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AUCTION SALES.
sUiiiitE nNS.


by Ecnt, Paine a Kent, tucts
- ILAS And FRSStU HkKTy,,S a y srSTs,nsS wi
lEEsDAf o.. sst Instant. neil a A. 10 o.a..
WI sell At our Auction Rooms, IAs- inyoe. az Rish
orv,asIed 0oods eomprsnx Dotted rxur.d Nn.In
and Muslin sdsings and Ins<rpss Ciar,
Sleeves and Bands. - '' soAAIs'Ss, CApes,
se a''ortmsni Of Linen Cambria French Lawn Hand
30 sits Oh Muslin Curtains
~ do ~ tieh Plaid silk and Wool ysi,I.i.,
~ Pieces Z french wooI Plaid.
20 DO piin 2na,y nr,n,h aerno.. in choice eo,ors
Velvet Ribbons. 'es 0' bAex aud CSrd
BAL. positive. and .ci..ou, ,e.>-->.
ered; sor approved Psoer. "'h'
aols krsr. PAINE = KENT Aue..
ny Goddin App.rxon Auc,.
VIf VALUABLE PARNI N tIiYJrEKrlyI m .or,x
v III. FOR SALE PRlvArELY.-The owner r.bi,r 70 al.
n rmns has auihorssd sell Farm In a..
" OF Checethed, called "Paestn," ,yinr ~, a. BIZ
nond and Petersburg Railroad aud ~iu In az nil, ,
,anss hyer and r,dssy between RieLIond aud P-,.y.
about 500 about haf Of .bi.h
Va 500 arabic orer. The soil Is ,ip-, Tor ou,Wy
ieu sy Tor gardening purpo,es producing vel. In wh.,
eor ost. Ae veil having sornx. In b,.. sit.
vrn'ehty located good Apple Peach
are see '-i tf fail. los bushels Wheat no. IN All
.n premise vel eneosr mostly with rails. The
npsements eonsis, Of with seven ,or'
u 9urs t-1 of which framed; large
'oos c" barn. stable for 6een horses. earr.rr bop,.
hr oss u.lry aud smoke house, the yard e,
s"5i aud very healthy further
say PRESUMED those wishing vii, yi.v m.
them "a @ ''N-se'e d" showing
TkHxt-Dn-h eash: balance 10 two e,o,
OF 1onJs carrying interest. by a trust deed
- GODDtS a APPEasON, Auets.
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" iNIEit 0ArS.I have deposited for ale 4, ~,
Ell, q, r,,nr o. s w " Harrison Co.. bush
- .'uhc winter oat % the quality me .to~s :,
va few years since By agency OF m. Tn;,.,
Aen me- IN ported f,om Germany
b., 49,, nv sa o.e about t.o ,roonfu,, .hi-h nav.
All the oats ~ th and All .rsn, $50.
,h otto. no eolory them oaiy esprrss M.
NJ shey are decidedly superior common o.ts
soWn IN the faii period In IN, snrin~
'hl, shall sm ennna-n,, be Supported by tss ag..,,
o3i-dtf
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ny HhNeuPOFt, Aim 4 20 Aucts.
GNnOSENlES, &c. At AICTIOS.-On rUrTPs
NJ DAY, ed November, SELL AT 10 o,sL ~ on,
""h store an ssiortment Of Groceries,
bag, iaEuyra and lava Coffee
leo bbis Ne- YorKs syrup
20 hhds Nolas,es
~, paekaTs: Powdered, cruIhed and Coffee Sugar,
Wrapping Paper, Sole Leather
window Glass Sperm Caua.s
freneh brandy. Cisar,. soap
Iondon Mustard, Cd FISH, Ac &C.
TRns-Cader tiOJeash titV over credit for M,
proved ~ - N'e''' ''' AP'
nolI DAVENPORT, ALLEN / CO.. Auet,
By Davenport. Allen q Co. Aucts.
ElOoTH SHOES tSD ~ tTS ST AUCTION n, rprn,y
9Th Decemher will SILL o'clock At cur auction
Boots shoes Aad Hats winter goods,
Ing of >' sOO1''e'Hs
Mems and Boys Heavy Boots ke
Shoes, of all grades
wonens Shoes
Chldrens
Silk and Wool Hats
Caps, Sole Leather, de- &c
TrHsCnde slCO cash. siOo and four er.a.
approved paper. " ~ s'e''' '''
noi5 T.
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AucroSxxe w s Soknnkhs.slox xr.cu.x.

hoCHoShEE hRD CONHkSSioy MERCHANT
. log nnir street.
a ION SALE 0s WATCHER, Jew.
hhn. AND FANCY GOODs.-rHfs EyENING A. ~
osSct ELIAS HALE No 100 Main street I.rr.
Sonsisung o. various and ,,ro,J
si1, ,d rn. sly sr Gold Guar" Yes. chsiss
Combs riitons, Thread rins Needles, Ucl. snI
Iaie brushes Porte Ncnn-. Pnr,cs Letter and O., p
80 .nvs"per steel P-ns Pcucis R.sr Kay,, al.
D,, 1p-ndsr. Linen Thread Gloves. Faney aos.s
c. ruoos Travelling Cases, Work P<rcu,on q.
Guns Hammers Coffee Mnis, &c, tc. 49,
county Merchants would 10 v. a, ~ -,
as th- G"ofs will be soii ut r,.-ry. Wv s~'ss
A'sf5 Afuee warranted a. rryrr.-nted.
ELiAs II ALE, Auc;ioneer M Comm ,,on Merchant,
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vi. >. srosEs AND SHIPS oAnnoosrs.

w IS Lila young married h..
.es"fA years experience in
snen "a The country TOT the
fetnnins and would Ike empoynen. a ~
he r oroaery Store Croecry preferably addr,.ssS
10 MAURICE At this orce prompt
and no others Very testuoniais Of eh.L.ess
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Al W",e VuhceN IIctrts ehVNhR sach purchaser
- spLEsDiD GIT T.. sted former
MT JOHN DARRACOrr, at tho Pouhalan House.
Catalogues OF the hAuNifiCEhT DONATOSp
valuable and lot handsome
splendid J.se,ry ae be the Buie
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LIVERPOOL, Nov. 4-Cottou- Denuistown reports tho
sales OF tho week TO he 1900 bales Of which spectators
TOOK 5000 bales and exporters 5000. SHE, OF fair Or
leans at IL; Middipg Ia Upland, air, o. Middlins
ls The demand had been fair, and mddlng quslities
lad advanced l.l6.
Breadstufa-Dennisiown quotes the market heavy
during the week. but improved at the close at decline
OF ls on Flour Sd on Wheat aod Is for Corn The quo
ations Me-Wes,ern Canal 4ls, Ohio nominal at de-
Wheat quiet al 12s for white and illls % for rcd and
miLed. Corn-Sales OF yellow and white u az.
ffoyisons-Gardner reports beef active; Bacon and
Hrm At Ola
Tslow.-Pficcs arc 10 favor Of buyers
ko'in.Demand active and prices unchanged Turpen.
ilns-Noshirg doing. Spirits held At Ais
LONDON hAskrr, Nov. 8.-Mssls.-Irou 10 ouiet
Stocks r'e' ''
Money Msrket-Tbe transactions In American ,ecu,i-
es have been SMALL United States stocks arc unchanged
n,ng reports that that there hss been no change In Con-
sos closing Mei 2s9+ 81. Money vas essy Penn
yvsnis DC bonds, 81 l2ss2 l-2; Maryland So, bonds
ssaef Virgus Do s2ass; Penusyivsus Centr. Road co.
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rHs AMERICAN SLAVE CODE, IN THEORY
AND PRACTICE.

IT'S Distinctive Features shown by it's Statutes Ju-
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