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THE MARKETS,

BALTIMORE, Nov. 29.-Flour and grain III.
changed.
NRw YORK, Nov. 90 Flour has declined -Sou
thern is easier, and quoted at s. 81 a s. 20. Wheat
dull, with declining tendency. Corn has declined
two cents. and offerings generally small
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F0R TIE SANDWICH lsLANDs.-Rev II. H. Hitch
cock and wife, Rev. George tiierson and wife, and
the Rev VIM o. Baldwin md wife, sailed from
New York on Tuesday morning in the Ocean Pear
for IInnllulu.
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BEALE, THE DENTIsT.-Preyious to the sentence
Of Beale the dentist in Philadelphia for an outrage
upon Miss Nudge, he made speech, in which he
asserted mis- entire innocence and censured the dis
triet attorney and the jury.
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.@ls NEW SIC.-At the New

ISIS NEW NJ q S Cat the New
81.4P Bookstore,
&SAsL& No. l57 MAIN STREET
- Nearly opposite the Exchange Bank
The camilla Walt; by e. c Phelps
The Alma do by Carl Eckert
Old Josey Song; by Wurzel
Irish Fvergrrens, Quadrlles
Tai lilo Gall0p: by w. If
Prairie Flower Polka; by Betsy Bell
Olivia Poks; by Y Czurda
Darling Polka by F.. Szsrnelenyi
The Only Waltz; by DO
Little GipseY Jane; by +. FitzbaIi
The Sun Shines Over All; by J. ( Carpenter
Summer Hours. ballad; by 6 l.. Banks
There Comes Time, ballad; by w. Scherzer
Wen Bid Farewell, song; by Ferenden
Dream Life Scoitscb by r. Fl. Brown
Msy Queen, DO by Mrs. H. A. Msfi!yn
Naiad Polss; by Anderson
Kate Minny Walt; by Weidner
Twilight hour Wait; by &. Roemer
For sale by WIN. A. BUFFERS,
Bookseller and Dealer in Piano Fortes,
no 2e-Stif Musir ~
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HEALTH OF New ORLEANs.-The deaths IN New
OrleanS during the week ending Nov n number
10, including only Is from yellow fever The
weather is cold with heavy Yrosts
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cnNVKRcIA ENrKLLrGExCE.

WASHINGTON ITEMa-We copy the following
from the Baltimore Susof yesterday;
It is stated that the 4 ADMINISTRATION contemplate
naval demonstration onihe ports OF Dutch India TO
enforce the claim OF cart Gibson and compel the
authorities there to RECEIVE consular agent from
the United States
Adespatch from Was ington says it is believed
that Mr. Soule will elt,1st certainly be dismissed
from Madrid, and that Mr.. Mason is likely 10 meet
with similar late al PATS.
The Suns Washington correspondent says that
dispatches Of considerable interest, in relation to
oar European relations, were received by the Bal.
tic The official statenslts to the adjustment o.:
the affair between Mr.. Soule and the Emperor Of
the French cot very satisfactory character
This does not convey The impression that either Mr.
S1ule or Mr.. Mason are TO be dismissed. Indeed
the correspondent goes 10 say that the ter
nor Of thu Information just received induces the
belief that the present lettering Spanish ministry
viii net hesitate to receive and make the most Of
Nj SOuie as uccessar. card in the game they are
IL play
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Ngw YoRK, Now 2s.-Mr. Johl Lawson, who
was 80 badly injured some days ago by the acct.
dent on the Harlem railroad, has since died from
his wounds.
A man named Louis II. Stone his been arrested.
charged with robbing the IT, States mail, in Otseeo
county, on two occasions. He jail awaiting he
trial
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BY LARUS x SHINE.

an FRIDAY, the LIST of December, at
~ IL O'Clock, we will sell at public auction, at the
place known Dandrdges, on the Williamsburg
Road, about one mile and half below Rockets
100 bbls. CORN
Top and Blade FODDER, sHUCKs, &c.
ALSO-Some Household and Kitchen Furniture,
Stock of Horses, Mules, Cows, Wagons, &c
TEBMs-4 months for ali sums over $50, approved;
unde that amount, cash.
Sale conducted by
no2I LARUS & SHINE, Aucts.
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BY LARUS & SHINE.
SIOCK OF DRY GOODS, CLOTHING,

SIUGh OF DRY GOODS, CLOTHING,
~ HATS. &c. AT AUCTION On THIRSDiy
mosnins the 3th Inst at 10 o'clock we will SELL in
our sales room tup ssirs)s large stock Of sea
siankets embracing 10 part 100 Or Negro Blsr ket.
100 Goats OF sill 200 pr Psnfs; $50 Vests so dog
Under Shirts ana Drawers; 100 white do; 1000 yards
black and farcy Cassmeres 425 pieces Of Calicoss
Mosln, Delaines, Alpscss, Silks Moha,r serre,
Sashmeres, blesched Cotton, do Linen Drills Lawns
and white Flannel, $50 dog Silk, Yarn. Thread Kid
and bnckskin Gloves 500 pr Mems and Boys FIRE
and coarse Shoes 200 Wool Hats; 80 Plush. Cloth
and Fancy Caps. Tosether with o large assortme mt
OF Ribbons, Laces, Collars, Cuffs Insertinss She'll
Combs. Buttons. Stationery and Fancy Goods
The above goods are just received. being stock
belonging to country merchant who has declined
business and will be sold in lots suit the trade
Terms at sale. LAaUS SHINE,
ro2 Arct.
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kNow-NoTHINGs IN NEW ORLEANs-At an
election held in New Orleans on Monday last, Tor
State Senator, the democratic nominee was beaten
300 votes by the independent candidate, supposed
10 be know nothing.
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AUCTION sALHs
FUTURE DAYe.


BY THOMAS w. KEESEE.
tomce with Geo. J. Sumner, No. 20 Pearl ~
GE SALE OF BAROUCHE, o.
I4r : Q r BE. COW, FARMING @
ppIIEENSILs. CART, CORN BLADE AND TOP
srLoDDEh, sHUCkS &c-Intending to remoy. 10
'he n,,1, Will sell 81 of the above stock Of
FAhMlN9 UTENSILS
bAKoUCHE and HORSE
One verv fine COW
CART, CORN
A. - FODDER, SHUCKS. ke
A. auction, on TUESDAY Mornins December I2tb.
Tt; neing A. 10 o'clock. al the residence of MI
nn.isIan Lsber. senr, two miles from the Es,rst
east OF the city, adjoining Woocin,s And 9TH
ers and near kamsay's Mil o'"'
. IhhHs-AIi sums under so. cash: S7g ard ov.r
that amount. 4 months credit, for approved paper.
FOX LEASE.-ImmediateIy after the
shove sale. shall lease for term of wears the prs
sent Residence of Mr.. Christian Leber. semi con.
slsting of Dwelling House, nearly new coutainiug
roocis in complete order; kitchen with rooms:
smoke-house. carrisgs-houss, Courthouse cow.bouse
beru, and stable with stalls
AL OF the abovs bulldogs are in complete order
me Dwelling 10 pleasantly situated in fiae grove.
WIN y acres Of very rich Land. suitable for mar
ket garden, with fine Spring convenient to the
mousse JOHN WATKINS, Trustee,
For Mrs. Lucy Ann Leber.
Sale conducted by
no 80 THO. W. KEEsEE, Auct.
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no 2s GoDDIN K APPERsoN, Aucts.

rONSTABLE'S S l. E.-Wil be sold
~ for cash in front of the High Constabe's Office,
on SATURDAY, the I'd day of December 1854, at 10
O'Clock A NJ, lot of HOUSE and KITCHEN FUR
NiTURF, and a lot of GROCERIES and COHFEC-
TIONARIES, sold to satisfy sundry executions in my
hands in favor of Grass end others Huifnsy, &c.
ALFRED LEWELLEN, D. C,
no S0-St For j. P. TYLER, II. c. c. X.
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Iron FOUNDRY DEsTRoYED.-A despatch from
Boston says that the extensive iron foundry at
Bridgeport Conn, was totally destroyed by fire
last Monday night. The loss is estimated at $50 coo
upon which there a positive insurance OF
10000.
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WANTS

WANTED-INFORMATION.-I sent
w to the late Agricultpr. Fair for exhibition. a
POWDER FLASK, made of Tarrapin Shell, and
LADIES BELT, made of Beads. The Belt was
made by Mrs Cheathan / should ike to know
where they are, that can get them again They
were left In the possession Of Mr. Richardson
II. CHEATHAM. For
RICHARD BEAsLY.
Manchester November SO-1tk
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THE ARCTIC's B0ATs-We regret to say that the
Baltic brought tidings OF the three missing boats
Of the Inflated Arctic, or of the passengers who
were in them. The N. Y. Commercial thinks itye:
possible hatthey have been fallen in with by some
South American trader, and carried TO a distant
port.
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AND DANVILLE RAIL
q ID
80. T~Esy sszsr = ~ 8 q
g1 - - 49,

OPEN TO MOONS FERRY ROAD-I00 MILES.
'ENiE regular Passenger Train will run
~ daily tSundays excepted) between r Fl =
MOND and MOON FERRY ROAD.
Leave RICHMOND at 7 O. clock, A. NJ, and arrive
at MOONS FERRY ROAD 70 % M.
Leave MOONS FERRY ROAD at IL Is A. NJ,
and arrive at RICHMOND at A p. NJ
The Train will stop - passengers at the following
points only: Robon's Coalfeld, Tomshswk, Pow
hatan, MattouX, Chula, Amelia c. H., Wyanoke,
Jennings Ordinary, Haytokah, Liberty Church,
Meherrin, keysVille brakes Branch, Mossingfo1d,
keanoke, Clover, and Moons Ferry Road.
Children over 10 aud under Is years of age half
price.
Servants travelling by themselves must be furnish
ed with two passes. that can be retained in
the eice and il must be expressly stated the pass
that they permitted TO 90 the GERS.
PASSENGERS for Lynchburg connect with South
Side Earoed at Hsytokah.
Through to Lynchourg. Observation-Disclosures 30
Passengers Tor Clarksville meet MessTs Moss
Co.'s Stages q! Roanoke Oh Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays.
Through to Clarksve. .....,,..........Sj0 90
X. f. HUGHs3N, Ticket Agent.
N. B.-For the information of the public. it ia
deemed proper 10 state that there ere Two Daily
Lines Of Stages from he terminus OF the Railroad to
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THE STEAMER Arctic, ac.-1ke grand jury 0,
New York city are investigating tie causes of the
'ass Of the steamer Arctic end the .bip New Era.
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no l8-dtd TOLEH l. COOK Aucta
BY ELIAS HALE, No. LOG Main at.
Auction api Commission Merchant.

ON THIS EVENING, and every eve
~ ming through the week. commencing att o'clk,
shall offer at auction large and desirable stock Of
Dry Goods suitable for the season. consisting in part
as follows. viz:
Cloths, Cassi neres spd Eestinss
Bleachsd and Brown Domestic Lnseys
Blankets, Table Cloths, Hosiery Gloves, Hdkis,
Nous mes ,Cambr C, &c.
The above Goods new and perfect
ALSO,
Will be added a stock from 0 country store, EN-.
bracing general sssortm mt.
ALSO-An invoice of Whips, Canes. Trunks and
Umbrelias from the manufacturert--to be sold with"
out reserve.
ALSo-A large assortment Of Gold and Silver
Watches Jewelry, Fancy Boxes, Desks, Combs But
tons Thread, Pics Needles. Soap. Perfumery, Pla-
ted Ware Glassware-together with general as
sortmept of Goods to be sold in quantities to suit
purchasers.
Great bargains may be expected
Sale positive, and every Article warranted repre-
sented.
- Consignmsnts of various description of Mef.
chandize solicited for my auction sales. Charges
reasonable, and sales settled promptly.
ELIAS bale. Auct,
Is No. JOG Main ct.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
REV. THEODORE PARKER ARRESTED
ON CHARGE OF INCITING A RIOT.

ON CHARGE OF INCITING A RIOT.
BosroN, Nov. a9.--The Rev. Theodore
Parker was this morning arraigned before
the Circuit Court on the charge of melting a
riot and aiding in the attempt at rescue of
the fugitive slave, Anthony Burns. He was
released on giving bail in the sum of five
hundred dollars to appear for trial at the
March term of the Court.
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ssss=,zgssEEsEEE;;gE;s FOR S COTT SVILLE

e-.o = y Z y Il IL II
-sasR AND NEW CANTON-Our Packet
Boa, FARMER Capt GEO. w. MUNFoRD, Jr hav-
ing been completed, viii commence running regu-
larry between this city ani sCOTTSVILLE to-day,
leaving Richmond every Monday, "Wednesday and
Friday at O'Clock A. Nj, AID arrive at Scotts7ie at
l'4 o'clock P. Nj. Returning, sha will leave SCOTS
VILE every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at
O'clock 4. I'll aud pass New Canton at 81 A. NJ; CO.
lumbia, llt A. M; Pemberton, i 2. NJ Jefferson,
? NJ Cedar Point, P. M BesQer Dam ; p. nj 4;
Dover Mile, g. P. III Msnakin :! P. NJ: Cottrelrs
BIidge, 81; ana arriving in Richmond by I0t p. NJ.
Passengers by this Boat will he allowed 10 remain
board 81 night, if they prefer doing 50.
The PLOUGHBOY having Just been repaired will
run 90 before between this city and New Canton
leaving RichmHnd every Tuesday, Thur,day and Sa-
tutday at O'clock A. Nj, and arrive at New Canton
By ~ o'clock ?. Returning she will leave New
Canton every Monday, Wednesday and Friday at
bertoo, lN4 A. M; Jefferson, u NJ Cedar Point p
NJ; Beaver Dam + nj ; Dover Mills 1 P M Ma.
maxim A. nj CotlrelFs Bridge, g., and arrive in
Richmond by ?. NJ. CROUCH L HOOPER
nosy
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GALE OF 50 VALUABLE COWS, AT
~ "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
8th day of December, 1854 at his farm, Brooke
Turnpike. miles north of RichInond, his vsluable
stock of Cows, about 50 in number Some of them
superior blooded Cows.
To those disposed to engage in the business, most
favorable opportunity is now presented to secure a
fine stock OF excellent Mich Cows
TERMs.-All sums under $50, cash; over that
amount, menths credit, for negotiable notes salts
factcrily endorsed.
no 20 GODDIN L APPERsON, Aucts.
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Hon JOHN NJ. CLAYTON. The Philadelphia
American says there is no truth in the statement
that this gentleman attended the late Council of
Know Nothings in Cincinnati. He is not even a
member of the order, OF any other secret politi.
cal association.
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ELMWOOD FOR SALE AT AUG

Il LIN WOOD EOh DALE al a u u
II TION-CROPS, STOCKS. &c, &c-Will be
sold on TUESDAY, the 9Th of December, 1854,
the premises, commencing az ii O'clock the valua-
bic Farm Chckahominy Swamp, miles below
Richmond, adjoining the lands of Mr.. James NJ
Garnett, DR.. Trentsnd others, containing $50 acres
of which 300 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 will likely
sell for. The York River Railroad will run either
through very near the tract.
There have been seeded this Fall 140 bushels of
wheat, with plentiful supply of guano.
The buildings, though small, yet new and COM
Portable, and the enclosures around the place are
good.
The neiehborhood is an excellent one, perfectly
healthy, and the water good.
After the sale of the land all the pershsble estate
on the place will be sold, consisting of the Stock,
Crop, some fine Mules, Hsrses Cows, Oxen, Hogs;
$50 barrels of Corn Shucks, Fodder, Wheat Straw,
&c.
The particular attention of the public is called to
this sale, it is believed that estate Rich
mon6, now in market, offers greater inducements to
those disposed to engage in farming.
TERMs.-For the real estate ore.third cash ba-
lance and years. for negotiable notes. bearing in
tersst, secured by trust deed. For the personal
estate all sums under $50 cash that amount 6
months credit, TO: approved, endorsed, negotiable
paper. RICHARD HILL, Jy.
Sale conducted by GoDDIN x APPERsoN, Aucts
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NONSTABLE'S SALE.-Will be sold
" for cash, on FRIDAY the LIST day of December,
1854 at 10 o'clock A. NJ, at the rooms occupied by
f. A. Gallaher, situated at the corner of nth and
Main streets. over the bookstore of B. +. knawles.
lot of Newspaper and Job Type. consisting OF 80
fonts of new Wood Type, font OF Long Primmer;
font of Small Plea, a lot of Brass Rules, a lot of
OF Virginia Debates, &c. Sold to satisfy distress
warrant in my hands in favor of Warwick We. Gal
laher. ALFRED LEWELLEN, u. ~
uo29-3t For J. P. TYLER, Fl. C. C. r.
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STEAMBOAT COLLISION.

MEMPHIS, Nov. 26.-The steamers Pacific
and Grand Tower came in collision near this
city yesterday. and were so much injured that
both boats sunk. The passengers were
saved
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TRUSTEES SALE OF A TRACT OF
l. LAND IN THE COUNTY OF HENRICO
By virtue of Deed of Trust executed to BY John
Browning, bearing date on the 2fth dsy of March,
1854, ard duly recorded in Henrico County Court
Clerks Office by request of he beneficiary in said
deed, will, as Trustee, on SATURDAY, 18th day of
December, at y O'Clock M sell At public AUCTION. on
the premises the land conveyed in the said Deed,
and described as follows "a certain tract, piece
parcel of land, lying and being in the upper end Of
land, Jos. Myers and Others being the piece
parcel of land conveyed to the said browning BY
William A Alley and Mary j., his wife. by Deed
bearing date the 9th day of November, 1852"
TERMS-Cash. JOHN N. HARRISON,
no 2+-dtd Trustee,
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BY JOHN Il. D. PAYNE, Salesman.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALU-
~ ABLE PROPERTY IN THE CITY OF RICH
MOND.-By virtue of a decree of the Circuit Court
of the City of Richmond. pronounced on the 14th
day of June. 1851, in the of Pickett Pickett
aud others, will sell SATURDAY, the LIST day of
December, at II O'Clock P. Nj, at public auction, on
the premises Lot of Ground at Rockets, fronting
on Rockets street Al feet and running back to Wa
ter streetit being the remaining portion of the Lot
purchased by Mr.. Jesse Williams.
TERMs-One fourth cash; the balance a credit
of one two and three years, secured by bonds, with
approved security carrying interest from the day of
sale. Title retained until the last bond is paid and
deed ordered by the Court.
no JOHN PICKETT Com'r.
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M ANTED-A Situation as Salesman in
w in Dry Goods Cloteing, Grocery Store
bys YOUNG MAN from the North-one who has
had experience in such business, and is willing TO
ma Ike himself useful in any business that may come
to hand Best of references be given. if requf.
ed. address l., box II, Richmond Post Office
no 90-qtk
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WANTED-A SITUATION AS
w TEACHER.The Subscriber Graduate of
the Va. Military Institute, and having four years
acting Assistant Professor of Languages in the Va
Military Institute, and the remainder as Principal in
large Classical and Mathematical School, desires a
situation Professor either in some College or In.
sttute as Principal or Assistant in sn Acsdemy:
and if sufficient inducement be offered would en-
gage as Instructor in private family Testimonials
of the highest character given. Address PRE-.
CEPTOR." Petersburg, Va no l6-lm
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LATER .EROM HAVANA
'rrirai of tie Empsc ci,y a, Se.o York and tle
Crescent Sfg at Nc'e Orleans.

-zrriral Of re Empsc Ci'y al Neo YORK. ana he
Crescent Ore at Nor Orleans.
NKw YoRx, Nov 2s--The steamer Empire City,
from Havana, with dates 10 the 23d arrived hei G
to-day Reports Of risinfs in various parts OF the
leland quite plentiful, hut il believed all are
without foundation. giwas ssid that court msr.
sial a. Barraco had chndemned nineteen recently
returned Creoles to b shot and taat the senteree
carried into exception.
The gay season hadtcommenced at Havana with
brilliant festivities.
4 company of wharf negroes drew prize Of
: 40 eco in lottery oh the 18th
schools are to he established at Havana IN which
ali The arts and scieices are to be taught gratis
New rules have betsn issued Tor the suppression
al the slave trade.
Trouble was ANTICIPATED from the troops at Ha-
vsna on the i9i5, on toe occasion of the proclanla
ton If The new c0nsii suton. AL however, passed
OF quietly, but the siy guards were doubled on
that cay.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
sugars are held aboi 2 the views OF buyers: prices
are only nominal ab sales limited. Spanish
house had taken the cfops of the estates at $40 30
pe: box Of l. arrobas pet. The stock IL reduced 10
.1010 boxes. The net crop is expected very 5000
Molasses-The new cop in market is held Mt rails
per keg. Rice-A lntTated as inferior, from Char
lesion realized u rice per arroba.
The steamer CrescaIt City has arrived at New
Orleans, with Havana advices to the oath list.
tslegrsphic despatch lays that her news ia of little
Importance. A pnvate letter refers to the aniic
patel disturbance on. the 18th, and says the day
passed otIquie,ly.
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BY RICHARD CAUTHORN, Auct.

MULES, HORSES, BUGGY AND
WI HARNESS AT AUCTiON.-On FRIDAY,
lat day of De-, commencing at l2 O'Clock NJ, in
front Of Mr. Earnests Stable, on Council Chamber
Hill, will cell a credit of months, for APPROX
ed M gotiabie paper, the following:
young, sound, well broke MULES
HORSES-two greys and one brown-sll sape-
ror animals; warranted sound and to work and side
well, and worthy the attention Of any gentleman
wanting fine stock
splendid TopBUGGY, with double harness cam
plete made by 6cdwin of New York.
no29 r. CAUTHORN. Aret
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TRUSTEE'S SALE OF REAL ES-
Il TATE ON BAKER sTREET.-By virtue of a
Deed of Trust executed to the subscriber by Thos.
H. Gresham and Lucy J. Gresham. bearing date 9Th
April, 1852, duly recorded in Richmond Hastings
Court. shall, in execution of the said Trust Deed
to sell at public Auction, the premisss.
THURSDAY, the T. h day Of December. 1854 at the
hour of 81 O'clock, ths real estate conveyed thereby
of MIR. Jacob Shook, fronting Is feet, running back
$50 feet. which there stands Brick Tenement
The title is believed to be perfect but the subscr-
Der will convey with the usual special warranty.
TERMs-Cash. j. A. HOBSON Trustee.
Sale conducted by GoDDIN APPERsoN, Aucts.
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VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
80 80 8 sSsassi;s!. RANGEMENT and
after Nov. 7rh, the Mail Train will leave at 40 a. M
arrive at $50 P NJ Trains connect with the Orange
and Alexandria r. Road at Gordonsvlile.
The up Freight will precede the Mail to Beaver
Dam Depot. II. D. WHIrCOMB
moi Superinte ndent.
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fsSS sssiT ErEzzs:..zzzf7 NORTH CARROLL
go - MA EXPRESs!-EXTRA-
ORDINARY INDUCEMENTS! -DISPATCH is
Express uslly sold, and the proceeds in your
drawers in less time han they possibly be Sc mt
by ordinary modes of conveyance.
Merchants of Halifax, Enfield, Rocky Mount
Nlson's Goldsboro', Wilmington Fayetteville
Lumberton, will do well to take advantage of our
MAIL TRAIN EXPRESS, via tersburg and Wei.
don, and the Wilmington aud Raleigh Railroads -
Our Car Room has been much increased and charges
are sure to be satisfactory. ADAMS CO,
se26 Under the Exchange Hotel
ia Sga rr.Esszs.z=7 VIRGINIA AND
krs4 StsE EEE1SI@-EIaET Z n MES RAIL
ROAD -WiNTER ARRANGEMENT Pas
senger Train will leave LynchbuTg daily SUNDAYS
eXcepted) at u O'Clock A M and arrive II " ythe-
vile TO dinner.
C0NNECTI0NS.
For BUCHANAN, via BufoId's Depot, on Mon
days, Wednesdays and Fridays, and arrive at Bu-
chanau to dinner.
For FINCASTLE, SWEET and WHITE sui.
PHuR SPRINGS. CHARLESTON, KANAWHA
and GUYANDOTTE, via Bonsack's, on MONDAYS
Wednesdays and Fridays.
For ABINGDON, JONESBORO' and KNOX-
VILE, Tenn, daily.
Buchanan ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 20
Flncaste. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. p
White sulphur Springs. 90
Charl IA 90
Jonesbor ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS u 40
no lS E H. GILL, Gen'l Sup't.