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WEDNESDAY,
THURSDAY, and
HIGHLY RECOMMENDED BY PLY.

L
IL sICIANs-KENNEDY's well tried VIRGIL
MA PLASTER. or ELECTRIC OINTMENT. for
the cure of Fresh Wounds, Burns, Salt Rheum Lum.
and particularly for all Spinal Affections. In some
kinds of Rheumatism. Sore Throat, Head Ache,
Tooth Ache, Ring and Tetter Worm it has been
Neuralgia and Corns to advantage 1t is also eff
caciou. in removing lnflamations of the Breast of
Ladies.
READ THE FOLLOWING CERTIFICATES.
Pa3ren County, North Carolina, -4prH 7th, 1852.
Mr.. KENNEDy-Sir: This will inform you that
had Ne gro man Burnt from above his knee to his
foot. Your Agent. Mr.. Thomas, came to my house
and insisted on applying your Ointment to it;
sented and to my great establishment in about eight
have also tried it for Bies Tooth-ache and mashed
Thumb. and am happy to say it cured in every in
stance Yours with respect:
Certificate of Rec, James Jones, Byunslpick Ia.
do hereby certify that l bad Corn for several
withOrt any relief; but finally tried Mr. Kennedy's
Faster and after or applications it disappeared.
an and | am entirely relieved. advise those who
dy in csse of Headache 1t was successfully used
in my mothers family in of Tooth.ache.-
Given under my hand this 18th day Of jan 1882
MR. KENNEDY-Dear Sir Having tried box of
your excellent Plaster, and experiencing such an as
tonshing relief in case of protracted Spinal Affec.
tlon am induced to apply to you for half dozen
boxes for the benefit of my friends and neighbors-
you SUCCESS III youT nODle eHort TO
alleviate the sufferings of the human family, am
with great esteem your friend,
r M. WILLIAMS.
had two cases that were badly scalded. a erand.
and servant and applied the Electric Plaster to
them. 1t cured them perfectly in a short time. 1
think it /. the best application have used for
scald have tried it also for pains and sores in my
family, and find it a valuable me dcine would ad-
wise every family, by ell means to keep some, for
know not at what hour accident may happen
Given under my hand, this7th of April, 1851.
FRANCES F. MATTHEWS, Brunswick CO.. Va
co. and o. A. STRECKER; in Petersburg by F. H.
ROBERTSON. TODD l. CHRISTIAN, and LY-
ONS 4 REEVES; and by Merchants aud Druggists
generally throughout the State
oc I2-Tlm
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A MOST DESIRABLE SNAIL Farm

"a FOR SALE-lying Just beyond Church Hill,
adjoining the lands of MIR. Henry Blakey ard others
ness, will exchange the above Farm for other real
estate in the city, either Church Hill or Sheckoe
Hill and unless it is disposed of privately or other
wise, it viii be sold at public Auction, on the pre-
misses, on FRIDAY, November 8, 1854 at O'Clock,
2. NJ
The Farm contains 80 acres of land we'll improved
and with soil most admirably adapted for Market
Garden, With an excellent Dwelling and sll necessary
out-hOuses in good repair. For further particulars
spply to JETER & LEFTWICH. I'd door below Coum.
bian Hotel. THOS, LEFTWICH
oc 21-ts
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COOPERATION OF THE WIFE.-No man ever pros.
pered 10 the world without the cooperation of bis
wife, Ifshe unites in mutual endeavors or re-
wards his abors with an endearng smile, with what
confidence will he resort to his merchandise or bis
farm fly over lands, sail upon seas meet difficulty
and encounter dauger, II he knows that he is not
spending his strength in vain, but that his labor will
be rewarded by the sweets of home! Solicitude
and disappointment enter the history of every
mans life and he is but hafproyided for this voy.
age who fnds but associate for happy hours while
for his months of darkness and distress no sympa.
thising partner is prepared
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Wonders viii not cease. Saturday there passed
through this place, their way to the Springfield
(O.) Cattle Show, n sheep with wool upon II three
feet inlength-a sheep with four HORNS each IA In
ches Ia lepRth-a Shetland COW smaller than the
long wooleu sheep, and weighing but 229 pounds ;
a calf of the COW, now about two years old and
never had cali, yet gives milk. The big sheep Is
the worlds wonasr. 1t girthe z 1-a feet, and lie
fleece Is estimated TO weigh between 10 and As lbs
All these rnonetrosifies are owned by Mr. jas Bck.
email, OF Aurora, New York. Mr. b. has of thase
kind OF mammoth sheep, and is introducing The
breed throughout the eWes.--Saadnsig Reg
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CALrFoRNIA.-The San Francisco correspondent
OF the Journal of Commerce, in his letter dated
Sept. 20 gives the following advice to shippers
We would advise Eastern shippers to act can.
tiousy and prudently Our population is small.
but increasing rapidly, while our soil is very pro-
ductive and produces all the requisites of e save
and excepting manufactured goods. We hope to
see more prudence evinced in the California trade
for the year to come than has marked the course of
business the past two years.
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The Board of Health of Savannah, reportbut one
death from yellow fever on Thursdsyl last
During the absence of the citizens of Savannah
rom their ZONES, many; residences wsre broken
into and pillaged
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TEXAS RANGERs-A company of Rangers has
been formed at Nacogdoches. They were to leave
On the Goth inst, for Austin.
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James E. Holmes, overseer for Henry Metcalfe,
near Natchez, Miss, was stabbed to the heart on
the 14th of October, by a negro boy named Gene
raj, who confessed his guilt
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Inc Montgomery (Ala) Advertiser of October q
gives melancholy account of the existence of vel.
low lever in that place. 1t was spreading all over
tnec city. Malcolm McArn, well known citizen. Ia
among the victims.
Inc Advertiser of the oath October, which came
ohand yesterday, regards the epidemic as on the
decrease,
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BY DAVENPORT, ALLEN q co.
FALL IMPORTATION

FALL IMPORTATION
OF EARTHENWARE AND CHINA!
FREsa RECEIPTS OF GLASS AND FANCY ARTICLES.
HNHE subscriber offers TO the trade large
IL and varied stock of Earthenware, and China and
osxs the patterns of (which were selected by himself
In person.
wing experience of many yesrs in this parti-
culsr business, he feels great confidence In stating
that Ia point OF price and quality, it will compare IA.
yorablY with any other house In the trade.
White Granite Dinner Ware
Do do Bssius and Ewers, Jugs, Tea Ware, &c.
Blue Print. Flowing and Fancy do
Blue Decorated China Dinner and Dessert Sets
Do do do Tes and Toilet Sets
Do do do Pitchers and Vases
Gold Band do of above variety
White China do of above variety
Common Wsre OF every description, suitable for
wnolesalng, which he offers upon such teyms for eas
as cannot fail To please.
Fine Mante Pier and Toilet Glasses
Fine Ivory Table Cutlery, Walters 4 Britannia Ware
Safety and other fluid and Solsr Lamps
Glass Ware In every variety.
All he asks call and he feels assured his prices
will give satisfaction.
His Packer 10 one of the best In the trade.
stone Ware at Factory prices.
oce-lm JAS. D, B. EVANS, lit Main IT.
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.

:! - Ine circulation of the DAILY DISPATCH
EisS. c9naaersoiy that OF sll the Daily papers Of
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PRICE OF Hoas-Au sfEer of - 25 per cwt for
1000 fat hogs payable on the Ist OF January with
per cent Interest, has been refused at Lexineton,
Ky Several lots, however, have been sold there ai
s4gross, on time.
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The Frankfort (Ky) Commonwealth states that
Rev ]. P. Stafford, late of Richmond, Va has been
called to the pastoral charge of the Presbyterian
Church in Frankfort
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There were two hundred and forty.seven inter.
ments in New Orleans duling the week ending Oct.
%, including l08 of yellow fever.
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Joseph H. Palmer and Oswald Wickham, two
enterprising merchants of New Orleans, died re.
cently-the former in Mississippi City and the lat.
ter in New York
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Captain Leonard Freeland, well known a. a
former commander on the Savannah and Charles
ton line died of yellow fever at Camp Pinckney on
the ST. Marys river on Sunday last.
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wise and Johnson, convicted of the murder OF
snadrach johnson, in Darlington district, s. c.,
have been pardoned by the Governor. on condi
tion of their leaving the State.
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MIsuNDERsTANDING.-Th boarders were as.
sembled one stormy evening, in the parlor of a
fashionable boarding house in Boston, when ra-
ther antquated maiden lady lisped out the remark
that she loved rainy day, and always availed of
one to arrange her drawers $50 do l." growled
an old sea captain, 81 overhaul my drawers and
shirts too, sometimes, and sew on button or a
string where 1t is wanted" Mademoisele did moi
faint, but there was an angry rustic of her silks
as she swept from the room leaving all to exchange
suppressed litter for good hearty laugh.
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Peter B. Manchester, the Cincinnati banker
whose failure and flight have caused 20 much misc
ry 70 his depositors, 10 the same fellow who prsc-
tised law and roguery In New York city tan or ds
teen years ago, says the Post.
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had occurred up to Tuesday morning last. The
epidemic was, however, regarded as on the de.
cline.
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A man known by the name of Yankee Bill was
drowned on Wednesday at Hone & Connerys
wharf, Savannah. He was in the act OF walking q
staging leading from the wharf to vessel laying
alongside, when he fell into the river.
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man named Johnson was recently tried in
lancaster. 8. g. on charge of killing Thurlow
Beckiam, and acquitted.
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The turpentine distillery OF Messrs Rountree &
Tominson. at Georges Station, near Charleston,
was destroyed by fire on Thursday last, involving
a loss of about $1,000.
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Mr.. E. Leonard, Of Thibordeaux, La, commit
ted suicide on the 10th inst, By taking strychnine
Several letters were found on his person. direct.
cd to his wife and mother, accounting for the deo
by stating that he had received a sum Of money,
and had been induced to play game of cards,
when he Lost all he lad.
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The present debt of the city Of New York ID over
Slo,ooo,0oo. The expense: ofthe city government
last year amounted to nearly 81 ,000 600.
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Groton. in Massachusetts, has upwards of thirtys
eight miles of railroad the centre Of the town being
completely surrounded by iron rails. Five depots
ere established in various parts ofthe town.
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DsRADruL IsrEIGroEncK.-It b said that Wor.
cester has In preparation 3 new Unabridged Eng.
iiah dictionary which will contain upwards Of ten
kind.
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TERRIBLE DEATH.-On Sunday, 18th instant,
widow Ezekiel Pierce, of Chesterfield, aged about
IS years, while alone in the house. the family being
at church, fell INTO the fire, and when discovered by
one OF the neighbors, was dead, and her body still
burning. II is supposed that she was seized with
a Hampshire (BIass) Gazette
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BREACH OF PROMISE CAsE.-M Miss F. Green
of Oldtown. Me-, recently instituted suit against
Mr.. DeWolf for $4,000 damages, for breach of
promise of marriage. Mr. DeWolf argued his own
case upon the trial, but bis arguments were com
pletely upset by the production of some pieces OF
very sentimental poetry which he had addressed to
Miss Green, and the jury, shocked at such unpsral.
leled depravity, proceeded without delay to heal
the lacerated heart of the plaintiff by returning a
verdict of damages in the sum of 81 ,625.
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Messrs. Henry ID. Lappaugh and John Andrews
have become uretcs for the costs of the appeal ta-
ken by Jonathan Lennon from the lsta Judge
Paine's decision, In the matter Of the slaves who
were set at liberty because their owner took them
to New York from Virginia, en- route TO Texas Il
is expected that the appeal viii be argued at the
November term.
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Hon. C. S. Goodrich, United States Consul at Jv.
ons, France, came passenger in the packet shin
VIM. Layton which arrived at New York on SuI.
day night from Havre.
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BY RICHARD CAUTHORN.
4 ARGE SALE OF bUGGIES, ROCK

consequence of i'll health being unable to attend to
my sales, shall, on WEDNESDAY, LIST day of No
yember next, commencing at O'Clock NJ. at my
chop on franklin street, few doors below Mr..
Blansinshps Stable, sell at public auction nv en-
tire stock of Buggies, Rocksways, Sulkes &c, made
by myself
At the came time, will sell several secondhand
Buggies and Sulkes with Harness. in good repair
TERMs-Cssh for all sums of S75 and under: over
that amount 80 days credit for approved negotiable
pepper. JOHN HAGAN.
Sale conducted By r. CAuTHoRN, Auctioneer.
oc 20-dtds
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oFFiCE OF THE RICHMOND AND
YORK RIVER RAILROAD Comply,

EN E BY order of the Pre-
sidsnt and Dire rs of the
Richmond and York River Railroad Company, notice
ct the Company, under the superintendence of the
undersigned, for subscriptions to the uasubscribed
shares OF the capital stock of this Company In con-
yded. -'' r.
rsons desirous of taking stock, will call on or
communicate with the Secretary.
-, A. W. MORTON. sesy.
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A down Easter says tba; modesty Is quality that
highly adorns woman but ruins a man. Apain.
fully correct conclusion.
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trosting match for 5000, mile heats, under The
saddle, came of over the Union course, L. Z, lsst
Friday. between Mac snd Tsconey Msc won The
race, making the fastest heat that has been made
during the year ls54-2.a7 The time Of the fhree
heats was as foIlowsj: pa. 2:27, 2:36.
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TRY GOODS, DRY GoODs.-Tho

~ attention Of strangers visiting the State Pair y
invited 70 stock Of Goods, which will be found
entirely fresh, and of the most ashionabls tylea--
Having all been bought at the low prces Of this Fall
prepared 10 offer great inaueemenis IN prices.
Our stock consists In part Of say M 80
Fancy Silks, some OF the richest ever seen n tLis
market.
Plaid and Striped Siihs; super Plain and brocade do
Plain aud Figured MouslaiEs
Plain and Plaid Msrinoss; Irish Ropiins
English Meriroee, Aipacas. Nc.
We have also large stock Of Ladies' Cioaks I'll Of
the newest and most fashloasbls styles
/ 6hswls Of sIl kinds
Embroid'd Coliara. chemissttas, Sleeves and Hdkfu
/ a fne ysristy Of Cloths, Cassimeies, yestinss
Stocks Gcarfr Gloves and other goods for fall asd
winter.
Velvet Tapestry and Scotch Caspsts snl RUGS
Bed Blankets, shestipss, Damssks. Napkins, kc.
Virginia Woolsns Ksiseys, Csssinets, Linu -,
Bisnkets &e- for esrvanif clothine, ~
CHAS. HAkTWELL & Co, is Droaass.
ocSe 0ppeeite Hwan Tavern.
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FROM FLoHIDA.-By the latest advices from Flo
rida we CLEAN but very little information relative to
the progress of Indian affairs From appearances
every thing was quiet. Billy Bowlegs had visited
Fort Myers once since his return from Washington
Col. Monroe was sick, confined to his quarters
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Inere was no death from any cause reported
oy the Board of Health of Charleston on Friday
last
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FUST received, per steamer jamestown

| UST received, per steamer jamestown,
~ Oct. 23-
One bale White Flannel, all wool, at % cts; worth
S7i cts per yard.
Woolen Paids for dresses from 25c. to 75c per yd.
a splendid assortment.
Grass Linen Hdfks, at 25c worth S7k,.
Cioak Cloths ard Velvets
Velvet; Merino and Cloth Cloaks Plaid Silks
Another lot of those cheap plain Black Silks
RAG kaw silks, at 81 per I'D French Mernos
4.4French Turkey Red Figured Prints for curtsins
and couuterpans, at 34c. per yd
Embroidered Cambria Collars; Swiss Muslin Col.
lars and Sleeves. in sets; Embdd Hdkfs: Embroid,d
Shirts; Bed Blankets; An endless variety of Ladies'
and Children's Hosiery.
Together with numerous other seasonabla Goods
to which we invite the especia. attention of our
friends and the public generally, having been pur-
chased within the last ten days, at the New York
auctions. at much less prices than paid for similar
GOODS in the early part of the season.
oc28 HART q MOSES IS Main st
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ADJUSTMENTS.
SP L DING g. ROC ERS'
TWO CIRCUSES!

TWO CIRCUSES!
81 Consolidating their cele-
GN brated FLOATING p A ACE
%4> CIRCUS, from their Palstiai
~ N Aquatic Amphi.Theatre, on the
MI IA Mississippi and Ohio Rivers; and
49,. NORTH AMERICAN CIRCUS t
A& so favorably known in the North
ONE MONSTER CONCERN!
With the two Companies. comprising respectively
formers IN FRIENDLY STRIFE daily in the same ring,
IN presence of the audience, with
TWO SETS OF PERFORMERSi
TWO SETS OF CLOWNS!l
TWO SETS OF RING HORSES y
q PAsToMIME every Afternoon! SPECTACLE
NED KENDALL. 0he Bugler)
kENDALES BRASS BAND!
CHOATES STRING BAND!
And everything else upon the same elaborate and
Inagnihcept scale, with BILL LAKE, the great New
1,ssns Clown; H MassOn the wo1de1f.l Man
mast; Walter AymaT, the peerless Bareback Rider;
e: J. Rogers, the Distinguished Scenic Equestrian ;
Ormond, the beautiful Scenic Equestreinne Mrs
Lake, the very intrepid Horsewoman; the famous
MOTLEY BROTHERS,: H. Masninty, the renowned
Voitigeur Monsieur La Thorn. the modern Hercu-
les Prof. Baldwin, the English Wizard w. K,nka1e,
the Versatile Equestrian; H. Durand. the skilful
w. J. Paul, the famous Jehu; Brown. ). Ryan,
w. Conor, &c. &c, will be exhibited at P. NJ, and
y P. NJ, afternoon and night, on
COUNCIL CHAMBER HILL!
TUESDAY.
WEDNESDAY,
THURSDAY. and
FRIDAY,
October 31st. and November let I'd and Sd, 1s54.)
Also, at PETERsBuRG Oct. 2ith. 25th and 10Th; and
HS Circle so cts. colored
Boxes p cts Children and Servants, half price, to
Dress Circle only. oc 14-18t
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IN HENRICO COUNTY COURT, Octo.

In HENRICO COUNTY COURT, Octo.
Il Der 2, 1884,
Robert l.. Halle, Prt
James Elliott, sometimes called James Tally, Diff.
49, IN CHANCERY.
Ihe object of this suit is to obtain partition of a
tract OF land in Henrico county; and the Plaintiff
having this dag filed his bill and it appearing to the
Sourt that the defendant is not nh of this
state 1t ordered that he do appear here on the Cd
Day OF the next Decemebsr term, and answer the
bill OF the Plaintiff and that copy of this ord er be
forthwith inserted in some newspaper published in
the city OF Richmond for two months succe ssively
md posted at the front dour of the Court House Of
this county. A copy--Teste
oc 3-1sw8w JAMES ELLETT, Clerk.
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Two THE CREDITORS OF FR4NoTs

n y AA1I1 OAeCDA1O1hO OE FhANOlG
y WICKER, DECEASED ALL persons hayire
claims sgainst the estate of Francis Wicker deceas
ed, are hereby notified that in acc ordance with the
airections OF decree Of the Circuit Court of the
City OF Richmond, pronounced ON tho 24th day Of
January last, In the case of Wicker w. Wicker and
als and ferguson "a Wicker and ala. SHALL on the
A. M at my office, in the city Of Richmond, proceed
to take an account of such claims
JAS. =. HEATH. Com.
Couami wsner's cfiee, Richmond, Sept. s5th, ls34
ssI--iaw4w -
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
BY TAYLOR G WII.I-Il

MALE OF A HOUSE WITH GAR
~ DEN ATTACHED. IN THE TOWN OF SID.
nv, Ey nEAR TIE FAIR GROUNDS.--Oa FRI.
"a "a % November, 1854, at Il o'clock P. M, upon
me premises. will be sold the Framed House and
nfs occupied by Mr.. John George Beam In the town
o' slaney, on the North side of Ellwood (Main) st.
lhtersecting with Clarke ct The house IL nearly
rev snd 10 coed orders the lot fronts l25 feet and
runs back i25 feet to Short st.
any one disposed to purchase a residence retired
set convenient to most parts Of the city, would do
weii to look at this property
IkSMs-Ose-third cash; balance at 4, 8 and l2
months, with interest added ard secured by trust
deed TAYJOR l. WITIIhMS
oc 26 -
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VERY VALUABLE FARM NEAR
THE CITY OF RICHMOND FOR SALE AT
AUCTlON.-Nil be sIld on THURSDAY the 9Th
Nov 1884, at 8 sclock r. NJ, valuable Farm about
miles Northwest OF Richmond, pear the old Rich
Eond Turnpike Road containing $50 acres of Land
65 acres OF which in good arabic order producing
well IN wheat, oats and com The improvements
consist OF good dwelling, with rooms firstrate
Ice house. ard other necessary out houses
TERMs-oBe-third cash; balance at ], 2 s and yrs
for negotiable notes interest added and trust deed to
secure the credit payments.
&C 80 GDDDIN l. APPERSON Aucts
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IUJUBE PASTE, &c.--50 boxes .Ju-
~ juse Paste, assorted; 100 boxes assorted Gum
Drops; SO boxes fresh Fig Paste. Just received and
for sale by
oc 30 LOUIS ]. BOssIEUX.
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FlkNi ANNUAL EXHIBITION
or THE VkGINIA MECHANICS, lNeIlfU51.
DEREONH who intend co1trihutinG ar-
70 bnog them IL - early q poastll - - "A
tlou viii be formally opsns1 On 31neay eyenm&
y s''s' = ! o'sl0al' & fia6s. popAnzAD.
M0UNT1N B0TIxR-A ~ - :
W e siss lall s.s''vlss - ssf~le y i ~ I. !.
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Oh HHDS. sides and Shoulders, 20 trs.
~ extra family Hams 80 pals refined Lard land.
ing and for sals BY JOHN II. CLAIBORNE.
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HITS FITS FITS!-L WIS &
FLETCHER'S VEGETABLE COMPOUND,
recently discovered invaluable remedy for this tru.
~ distressing malady. Fits. Prepared and sold by
Lewis L Fletcher at franklin, Ind For sale BY
fokSFLL, LADD CO, sole agents for Richmond.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-31
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