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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
ARRIVAL OF THE BALTIC.
OUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
HIGHLY INTERESTING NEWs!
Allies Sending for Reinforcements
TERRIBLE BATTLE AND DOUBTFUL
VICTORY
GREAT LOSS ON BOTH SIDES!
DECLINE IN BREADSTUFFS.

New YORK, Nov. 26.-The steamship Bal
tic has arrived, with advices from Liverpool
to the 18th inst The news is extremely in
teresting. Terrible battles have taken place,
and the result appears to satisfy the allies that
the Russians are not so easily whipped. But
we have no space to enlarge, and will forth
with proceed to lay before our readers the
most important news yet received from the
East
The massacre of the English light caval-
ry, under Lord Cardigan, reported by the
last arrival, is mainly confirmed. They
charged a Russian battery of thirty guns, and
lost 400 in killed Only 200 returned. Since
that time there has been incessant and san
culinary fighting. The allies are almost over
matched, and most urgent request is sent
for reinforcements. Fifty thousand French
men are to be instantly sent to the Crimea,
and every available steamer is taken, inclu-
ding the Europa, Alps, Indiana, New York,
and Others.
On the 4th of November, there was san
culinary engagement, and On the 9Th terri
Dlc COiuDat enSueO, lHCluuiHS d SOTtl6 anu
general attack by Menschikof S army. The
battle lasted from daybreak until o'clock
in the afternoon Both sides claim the vic
tory. The English took some hundred pri-
soners. The Russians stormed several bat
teries, and silenced the guns.
The loss of the allies in this terrible en-
gagement was 5000, and that of the Russians
5000.
Two sons of the Gar were in the battle,
and it is probable that their presence stimu-
lated the troops to greater energy.
The combat was renewed the next day THE
5th) by the Russians, but we have not yet
learned the result.
The allies were preparing to storm Sebas-
topol before the Russians could recover their
losses. A practicable breach, it is said, had
been effected.
Russia, with view of complicating nego-
tiations, notifies the four powers that she will
treat direct with Austria on four stipulated
points.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
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TIE WORCESTER RIoTERs The examination
Of the persons engaged in the Worcester abolition
riot has served to sustain the several charges pre-
terred, and the defendants win probably be bound
over far trial
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DETENTION OF THE CARS.

The Northern train did not arrive until late
hour last evening The detention was caused by
the misplacing OF switch at Aqua Creek The
cars we understand, backed off the track, but no
person was Injured nor was any damage DONE
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daughter Of Mr., Andrus, OF the firm of Andrus
& Langdon, of Elmira, N. Y, was run over on the
Williamsburg and Elniira Railroad, Friday afte,-
noon, and killed instantly
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BY ELIAS HALE.
4 uCTION SALE OF A PRIVATE

A oCIiON SALE OF A PRIVATE
nav EnhAkY, BY CATALe6UE.-On MON
So ppseutns November 9th, at O'Clock. At NV
Il st9Tica Classical and Theological Rocks. anon.
Gae,d nsy es fog.d Messengers Dramatic works By
Works in l2 vols; Swiffs Works. - voIs w;Dan.s
CnnEcn History vols; Fdrnupds' Eo sIisn saint. "a
yois ratrcs Lowth and Whitby's Co msn,aries on
Inc Oid and New Testament, vols; Burnett on the
Le1fy-nine Articles; South's Sci mons vols Worls
Of hobsrt Hall vols; Construction Cor sernsc. AZ
elsoI's Works &c, &C., including great variety too
numerous to mention. For particulars ses Csts
iosues, as thsv are now ready and Books for exant
nsiion on Monday morning. on the dav of sale
%. @. ELIAS HALE Auct
70 <t-oI No. lGS Main At
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BY LARUS &, SHINE.
CTOCK OF DRY GOODS, CLOTHING,

, HATS &C. AT AUCTION On THURSDAY
mosning. the 3'th inst at 10 O'Clock, we will sell in
sonable Dry Goods Clothing. Boots. Shoes. II ats
Blankets, embracing in part 100 pr Negro Blankets;
Under Shirts and Drawers 10 white do: loco yards
black and fancy Csssmeres 425 pieces of Caicoes;
Muslin, Declines, Alpscss, SIks, Mohair serges,
French Ginehams, Silk Vestings Selcia Disper re d
and white Flannel, 80 doz SILK, Yarn. Thread. Kid
and Buckskin Gloves; SEQ pr Mems Ard BoyS fire
ard coarse Shoes 200 Wool Hats; $50 Plush, Cloth
and Fancy Caps. Together with large assortmen mt
of Ribbons Laces, Collars Cuffs 1nsertinGs, shell
Combs Buttons Stationery ami Fancy Goods
The above goods are just received being stock
belonging to country merchant who has declined
business and will be sold in lots TO sn the trade
Terms at sale, LARUS l. SHINE.
ro 81 Aucts.
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The jury in the Phelps murder case at Albany,
n Y, returned verdict Of guilty, Friday morn
Ing, after being out only one hour.
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r ARTS &. SHINE will sell at auction,

T ARUS &, SHINE will sell at auction,
Il ct their large and spacious Gallery, "a Main St,
a large collection of valuable OLD PAINTINGS,
Just received from London, the property of disIn-
guished connosieur. These pictures have never pc
fore been seen in this country, and comprise many
desirable works by eminent artists presenting 10 the
sduirers of the cid masters a fine opportunity Tor
enrching their collections by valuable additions from
this sale; among which will be found works sttrio
uted to the following masters: Hobbena L. CsTrl'
Lancut, Reubens, Frsgonard, Capy. Felaseuez 70
lunbsrg. d. Terminus. Metzzer V nderwert W ATTAIN,
and O hers, forming unusually fine collection and
well worthy the attention of the public The above
Paintings are now on exhibition, with catalogues,
until the day of sale. the Ladies' are particularly
invitad to examine them prev Gus 10 the sale.
ER-The above collection of Paintings wall be solo
at suction on next FRIDAY morning, at 10 O'clock,
the oath mat. See catalogues.
no 2t LASOS SHINE, A"c's.
POSTPONEMENT.- consequence OF
the inclemercy of the weather on FBIDAY last, the
above sale has been postponed 10 TUESDAY, the
28th inst when it will certainly take place without
regard to weather, ct IL O'Clock:
no @ Auctioneers.
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GOV SEYMOUR

The Washington Union, of yesterday, ha. infor-
nation which, 1t says renders seymour's election
as Governor of New York quite probsble.
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BY ALEXANDER MOTT.

BY ALEAhNUEK NUTT.
DIGGING, &c. AT ROCKETTS.-Will
Ia be sold on WEDNESDAY, goth instant at 10
o'clock. at the Ship Locks at Rocketts--
Derricks, with rigging, ftted with horse pow
er; Sling Chains; doz-u Crow Bars; half dog. Stir
hing Hammers, Face de; Q Lewis. part; | Gait
ard Drsy, for stone; 8 nd Screen; Bellows; An
Wis lot of Smiths Tools; Screw Plates and Taps:
Bench Fices Fist Boat; large lot of Cart and
Wagon Harness; q large lot of Stonerut ers Tool. a
lot Of old Timber End Plnnh; lot of Scrap Iron and
old Brass.
Also, the Fence around the lot, and Sheds.
Sale conducted by
no @ ALEX MOTT, Auc..
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EAsToH, Pa, Nov. 23-Franklin s,arbert an old
snd respected citizen Of suoudsburg, who arrived
mere IN the ears from Philadelphia yesterday noon,
died very suddenly last night at the u 8, Hotel ~
The symptoms were those of cholera.
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BY IULER / COOK.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR

SALE the seth day of December. If not
previously sold, we shall sell publicly at Graves
Tavern, near the prorsrty Tract Of Land contain
ins zi3 acres we'll improved; and another Tract OF
% acres lying mile distant therefrorfbeth near
Gle exry's Tavern Chesterfield 10 miles from Rich
mond, on She Broad Rock Roed. at its junction with
the road from Black Heath Pits 10 Petersburg, and
bounded by each road
Those wishing TO view the property. will be shown
1t by Mr. John 7. Wood, living within three miles
of IL.
Terms accommodating.
no l3-dtd TOIER & COOK. Aucts.
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AUCTION GALES
FUTURE DAYS.
BY GODDIN q APPERsON.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON
9Th ST. NEAR CANAL, FOR SALE AT
AugIlON VIII be soid WEDNESDAY AT
TEhNOON. the 9Th of December 1854 on the pre-.
mises, commencing at u O'Clock. thoss two excellent
bricz Tenements on the West side of 5th street
near Annoy Bridge, now in the occupancy of Msssrs
tanner and Mr. Karr, each renting for $500 per ar
nuu.
TERMS One fourth cash; balance at s. 6 aud 9
months. peso'isble notes. interest added and title
retained till last payment 10 made.
noT GoDDiN APPERSOE, Auc.s
THRUSTEE'S SALE OF REAL ES-
Il TATE ON BAKER STREET-By virtue of a
Deed OF Trust. executed to the subscriber bv Tbos
II. 6retham and Lucy J. Gresham peariog date 9Th
April, 1857, duly recorded in Richmond Hustipss
Court. shall 10 execution of the said Trus. Deed
proceed to sell stpubc Auctop. on the premises on
THURSDAY. the day Of December 1854 at the
hour Of 81 O'Clock the real estate conveyed thereby,
consisting of otvn opposite the residence
of Mr. Jacob ST ok. fronting Is feet. running back
80 feet, which there stands Brick Tenement
The title is believed to be psrfect hut the subscri
b.r will convey with the usual special warranty.
TERmS-Cash. J. a. HOBSON. T'ustse
Sale conducted by GoDDIN l. APPERsoN, Aucts.
no n
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EosToN, Nov 24.-Mr. KnowIton, Congressman
ifhetid district OF Maine, 10 very i'll and not ex,
pecied To survive.
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BosTos Nov. "a. The banks of our city now
nod s2''3t 3o3 specie, which is a falling off from
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James FIzgibbon, arr ested In New York. IN
aHaI.dsy tor robbing the post Office has been com.
u.ited in default of 5000 bail,
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BY TAYLOR 6. WILLIAMS

bf TAILOR g WILLIAMS.
SALE OF A HOJISE
AND LOT, ON BROOKE AVENUENOn
MoNDAY, 9Th Nov, at O'clock P NJ, upon the
brsmlse: VIII be sold the framed House aud Lot on
pied oy Mr Thomas 1saacs With rooms &c The
LOT fronts about 63 feet, and ru1s back l25 feet.
TERMs-One-third cash; balance at and months.
with interest," and secured by a trust deed
By request.
no q TAYLOR l. WILLIAMS, Aucts
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OAK KNOLL FOR LIE ASE.-The
" subscribers authorised to leaee for term of
year,, the beautiful and fertile Tract of Land. called
OAK KNOLL, lying In the county Of Henrico, on
HaIvie street, within two hundred yards of ths
Plank Road. and within mills and half of the
city of Richmond.
The tract contains about seventy acres ard has ne
whole In parcels Of not less 90 acres each APP
ply TO
no 29-ft 0OpDfN Z APPERSON
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NOTICE.-On FRIDAY, the 18th day
IN of December next, st II O'Clock. NJ, shall pro-
coed to sell on the premises, Commissioner, under
decree of Chesterfield Circuit Superior Court, one
hundred and twenty acres of LAND. lying on the
Manchester Turnpike, about three miles from town,
it being a part of the tract Of land known Dickr
sons Much the larger portion of the said land is in
woods. Terms made known on the day of sale.
BENZ HATCHER,
no 2t-dtds+ Commissioner.
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SAILING OF THE ATLANTIC.
The steamer Atlantic, sailed from New York on
Saturday, taking out so passengers and S2a2 1884 i'll
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A SMALL Farm OR MARKET GAR.

AND CROPS, AND A TRACT OF WOOD LAND.
AT AUCTION.-On MONDAY, 4sh December, at
II O'clock, M upon the premises, will be sold the
farm upon which Mrs. Susan Holmes resides living
about miles below the CITY and adjoining he lands
OF Gen. j. y Harvie, DR.. Christian and Mr.. Otey.
There are 81 acres of which one-tniid is in woods
the remainder is cleared aud in good order The
improvements are good, consisting of an excellent
dwelling, with rooms, kitchen and the usual out
houses.
Any wishing to locate on a sm,l farm near the
city, TO engage in the cultivation of vegetables for
the market could hardly be better suited than in
this place.
VIII also be sold the crops and stock of every de.
scrpton, consisting of the usual variety after which
will be cold a tract of SO acres of heavily wooded
land, living the mime Mile" road. and adjoining
the lands of Christopher Allen Dr. Trent and others
TERMs:-For the land, oue-thrd cash balance
cash: that amount and over, months credit for an
proved notes, with interest.
no l6 TAYLOR L. WILLIAMS Aucts
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BY DAVENPORT, ALLEN 81 co.
BOOTS, SHOES AND HATS AT AUG
ID TION.-On FRIDAY, 9th December, we will
sell st 10 o'clock, at Auction Store-30O Cases
BOOTS, SHOES and HATS, all fresh winter goods
consisting Of
Mems and Boys heavy Boots and Shoes, of all
grades
W omens Shoes
Childrens do
Silk ard Wool Hats
Caps Sole Leather, &c
THRMs-Under 500 cash; 500 and over, months
credit for approved paper.
no 16 DAVENPORT, ALLEN & CO., Aucts.
ALSO-200 Trunks.
GROCERIES, &c, AT AUCTION
~ On THURSDAY, goth Nov, we will sell at 10
o'clock, at auction store, assortment of Gro
ceres VIZ:
Laguayra. Rio and Java COFFEE
A, B. and Coffee SUGARS
Crush and Powdered do
MOLASSES. in hhds. and bb's
New York SYRUP
SOLE LEATHER
100 bbls Rectifed WHlSKEY
Is half pipes BRANDY
SOAP and CANDLES
25 bales COTTON YARNS
WRAPPING PAPER, &c.
TERMs-Under 500 cash; 800 aud over, months
credit, for approved paper.
no25 DAVENPORT, ALLEN CO., Aucts.
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WANTS.

WANTED-A SITUATE AS
w TEACHER The Subscriber Graduate of
the Va. Military Institute, and having four years.
acting Assistant Professor of Langu, ges in the Va.
Military Institute, and the remsinder Principal in
a large Classical and Maizena, ica School, desires
situation as Professor either in some College or In
stitute, Principal or Assistant in Academy;
and if sufficient in6ucement be offered. would eu-
gage Instructor in private family. Testimonials
of the highest character given Address PRE-
CEPTOR," Petersburg, Va. no l6-lm
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE,

LIVERPOOL, Nov. Is. - Cotton Brown,
Shipley X Co. report Cotton unchanged
market quiet and freely supplied. Sales of
10000 bales, including $500 for speculation
and export. The Breadstuffs markets. quiet,
with decline of I'd in Wheat, cd. in Flour,
and Cd. in Corn
COnsols closed this morning at 90 IL
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TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL =,
BY TAYLOR n WILLIAMS.
HOUSES AND BUILDING LOTS.

- IN AND NEAR FULTON. AT AUCTION -
VIII be sold on TUESDAY. the 18th Nov, 1854.
commencing a. o'clock. large number of LOTS,
l,onflns on Lewis, Nicholson aud other strests-
nese Lots vary IA size and value thereby present.
ing to persons of limited means, who NAV desire to
After which, will be sold piece OF Ground, which,
By reason of the new street recently made lsadne
to Wicke1sville, forms an excellent ice pond-whst
during the spring, summer and autumn months af-
ford good pasturage, having never-aiiing supply of
pure spring water.
Will also be sold two new framed Houses and Lots
IN the town of Fulton now producing good rents
Also q number of eligibly situated Building Lots
Sale TO take place without limit or reserve.
TERMS made accommodating
NOES TAYLOR Il WJLLIANs Auc.s
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LOST OR STOLEN.

TRUNK LOST.-Lett in the Baggage
l. Room of the Richmond and Petersburg Depot
on Saturday. the 9TH mat, square built black leather
TRUNK, marked J A Branch, each end. Said
Trunk was taken h mistake or stolen A liberal re-
ward will be given fir the return OF said Trunk and
contents to Mr.. WEST WYATT, Agent at the above
Depot. no24-S;*
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"ANTED-A White WOMAN, accus-
W toned to Cooking and Washing. Apply at
this Office no a
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BY LARUS Il SHINE.

MOCK OF HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
-. IL NJ AT AUCTION-On MONDAY. the 9TH
a. ~ y, ~ O'Clock. we win SELL at the residence Of
~ NsCiosxey, corner Of Duval and LIST Streets
no. sno about leaving the city, his entire stock OF
.- noa aad Kitchen Furniture, embrscios all me-
o5y articles belonging to genteel family.
- EARUS & SHINE ueta
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By DUNLOP, MONCURE 4 co.

GROCERIES, &c, AT AUCTION
" On TUESDAY, the 28.h inst. commencing at
10 clock we will sell at auction store, gener
al assortment of Groceries consisting 10 part Of
SUGAR-Clarhed aud N. o., fir to choice quality.
MOLAssEs-prme quality in bbis and half bbls.
Adamantine Candles, Lamp Oh Lard Oil
TEAS-G. P. and Pouchong: Jamaica Rum.
Assorted Candies Mustard, &c.
1ERMs-Under Sl60, cash, over 800, four months
credit for approved ne gotiahle paper.
no24 DUNLOP, MONCURE l. co.
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MOST VALUABLE WAREEO US.
VALUABLE TENEMENT ON To-

" SAoabl<c YIN Luz
v GUST ALLEY, IN THE CITY OF RICH
on TUESDAY, the 18th Nov, 1854, on the premisef,
commenting at o'c ock P. Nj, the very excellent
brick tenement on the East line OF LscuY Ale, ad-
joining Mrs. Baey's Boarding Hou.e fronting about
Is feet running back about 100 feet and now renting
at 1875 per snnun.
TERMs-One.fourth cash, balance at 8, and 9
months for negotiable notes interest sdded secured
by trust deed GODDIN APPERSON
no 70 Auctioneers
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rHEAP FUEL.--l0,000 bushels good
~ MIXED COAL, at II cents per bushel, az lhs
yard ia quantities to suit purchasers; deliverable be-
fore LIST Dece mber next. Terms CASH. For sale by
tAhrL r. HALVES, West Basin bank.
nc 25-4t bstweea 9sh and 10Th sts.
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VALUABLE DOCK PROPERTY AT
AUCTION. ON CARY. WATER AND s3Rp
STREETS. ADJOINING THE LOT ON WHICH
THE YORK RIVER RAILROAD DEPOT is TO
BE ERECTED VIII be sold WEDNESDAY
next the 18th day of Nov, 1854, on the premises,
commencing at half past O'Clock, that really very
valuable Lot the southsids of Cary and east line
OF Esd street, fronting 1872 feet Cary street,
ming back an average depth of about 100 feet Wa
ter street on which il has also front of 1872 feet
This Lot from it's peculiar location with reference
to the Dock connection and the York River improve
ment is rendered Of the most desirable for build
ing warehouses upon of any now in market
TERHs-ODe-tifth cash; balance at 6, - 18 and "a
months tor negotiable notes, interest added, secured
by trust deed.
no 2f-tds GODDIN l. ApPERSON Anctr.
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AUCTION sALHs
This DAT.

By GoDDIS 4 APPERsON.
HOUSE AND LOT ON ST. PETER
-, s1TKEET, DUvAHS ADDITION. FOR SALE
a.. AUyIIloN-Will be SOLD on MONDAY after
commencing at o'ciocs the House and 10. on the
81 zoe o. 81 Peter street. between Baker and Du-
80 eIeets fronting 81 feet running back about 80
iscs. formerly occupied by Mrs Napier
ALhms,-One-half cash balance at 8 months for
s.otsoie note interest added and title till
'a,a noss !" paid. .0ODDIN AePERsON,
-
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RRANDY.-Castillon & Co., Hennessey,
~ Otsrd and other brands choice Brandy, in halt
Pipes, for sale by
noT DAVENPORT, ALLEN X co.
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NEW YORK SYRUP, extra quality; ia
IN va Coffee: Adamantine Candles; Black Teas;
IIcorice Sole Lesthe,; Safety Fuse. For sale by
no q DAVENPORT, ALLEN Il CO.
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D-LABORERS.- wish to
W hire for ;he ensuing year, thirty strong and
healthy negro men, to be employed at Etna Forge
in Botetourt county, where they will be well trest
ed, and will be in of the health est egions of
Virginia The best prices will be paid and all hires
amply secured. TOLER l. COOK.
no ~ Agents.
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GUDDIN L APPEKSON, Auction .
TWENTY-FOUR NEGROES

+. >. Immediately after the sale of the Land, and
before the sale of The persheble Estate, will be sold
"a valuable Slaves belonging to John GEORGE Esq -
among them are some valuable men, boys and girls,
likely.
TEkms-six months credit. for approved, endorsed
negotiable lotss with intereat added
no Il GODDIN L. APPERSON, Aucts.
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EGG BOILERS.--A full supply Of the
~ above useful articles for boiling sss For sale
ny noT BuLKLEY Co.
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WILL be sold on MONDAY, the 9th
W Of the present month at 10 O'Clock at the
late residence of Mr.. Gustsvus Jarvis ali of his
Household and Kitchen FURNITURE, a lot of
TIMBER, his CARPENTERS TOOLS, and ems
TERMs-All sums of $50, credit of 6 months will,
be gven for negotiable notes. satisfactorily endorsed
bearing interest from the date; $50 and under cash
will be required.
ALEX B. HUTCHINSON, Admir-.
Immediately before the above sale Twill
rent out publicly the dwelling house. lstely occupied
by my father, Persons wishing pleasant residence
would do well to examine the property before that
day. GEORGE w JARVIS
no IL Guardian.
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HANDSOME LOT ON CHUR

HANDSOME LOT ON CHUR oh
"a HILL. ON 26rH, BETWEEN CLAY AND
MARSHALL STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUG.
TION-Wi!l be sold, on WEDNESDAY afternoon
the 29th Nov 1854, on the premises commence ng at
O'Clock beautiful lot on Church Hill, on the west
line of 26th, between Marshall and Clay sts 'front.'
ing II feet, running back Sc feet.
TERMs-One-thi.d cash. balance at 5 aud months
for negotiable notes interest added title retained
no2l GODDlN APPERSON, Auc.s.
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A DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF VA

n hh1NIC L ma 1OA . o6bC OE "A
"A LUABLE REAL ESTATE ON CARY ST.
IN THE CITY OF RIG HMOND, AND ON
UNION HILL, HENRICO.-BY virtue of the pow.
decd, shall; sell public auction, the premises
on WEDNESDAY, the 29th November, 1854, at the
hour of O'Clock z. H., if fair, Gf not the next fair
day. that most valuable halfacIe Lot at the
of Gary and 22d streets, in the city of Richmond, of
which the testator died siezed 1t will be divided
to give three lots Gerry street front of "A
feet EACH running back ITO feet to alley 10 feet
wide; and lot fronting 43 feet ed street, run
ming back 1872 feet.
After which, say about 2 o'clock, will be sold on
the premises valuable halfacrs Lot. Union Hill
adjoining the residences of Messrs. c. LebsA Jr.,
Jno. C. Knauf and others.
TERMs-One-fourth cash; balance at 4, am II
mos for egotiabIe notes. interest added, and Sc
cured by trust deed, or title retained
P. B. JONES' Adm'or,
With the will annexed of Simon Abraham, decd.
Sale condpct ed by
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-27

DOOR SPRINGS, &c.-PateDt Elastic
~ Door Springs, Baby Jumpers, Rattles Bows
and Arrows, Dolls, &e.; fer sale by
no n ZIMMERMAN