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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-22

ARRESTS FOR PARTICIPATING IN THE SLAVE
TRADK-The N. Y. Journal of Commerce of Wed
nesday evening, says:
The U. s. District Attorney, Mr.. McKeon, this
day caused James Smith, captain of the brig Julia
Moui;on. to he arrested a charge of having con.
yeyed ego slaves from Africa Cuba in that vessel
on her last voyage. He was committed for exami
natioa William C. Valentine, merchant of this
city, was also arrested charged with being con-
cerned in fitting out that vessel in this port, for
that voyage He was required to fad bail in
$50 0OO In default of which he committed to
prison II the information have obtained is
correct, it would appear that since January last,
the fitting out of vessels for the slave trade has
been regular business in this city.
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tim q. 8. NAIL STEAMHHIP
ROANOKE. leaves SATURDAY morn.
NORFOLK. ea.-s-'s .A@s,-- =
II Freight received the entire day Of FRIDAY, the
Passengers requestsd to be ON board bsfore the
s hour o. Departure. O'Clock, NJ SATURDAY, the
of Basin.
ka.e,serstakinst this ship for Norfolk shsrsedth The
LUDLAM WAT1ON.
1hippsrs- are requested not 70 sssl down their
freight before seeing ~. sa2l
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mo PKEYENT- AND CURE CHU

i ERA AND ALL BOWEL COMPLAINTs.--
Persons travelling. and al others, should hcys bot
MINATIyE BALSAM by Them. In case of sudden
Sickness these medicines frequently cure Ia less time
than it requiresto gets physician. $50.
Curer in wine glass of water every morning; when.
ever you have pain internally externally, the
ri Dr. ROSES c Ami BALs3M for cbol
era, Cholera Morbus, Bowel Complaints and Dysea.
terry. Ths mixture lone of the most important medi-
cines, and should be keptin all families Az sooth.
ing preparation, 1t has no equs In eases Of Infants
with bowel complaint cholera morbus rest:sssness,
crying pain Il ns. poem
it has never failed During the cholera of 1852 1884
and la49. it failed In NO instance when used before
returns from more than one Thousand persons who
used it during those memorable penods testf,inEto
its wonderful curative powers. % cent? botslesa
pr.J 8. ROSES wHooPISa c coH0H sYauP
gives Immediate relief, and frequently cuEesiu one
"f DaJ E !. Roses 81 EXTRACT OF BycHU-Thi.
the Kidneys. Bladder and all Gouty Affections rics
'o &, q, ROSES GOLDEN PILLS for failing Of
the Womb Female Weakpess, Debility and Rslsxs.
zion. Thisdssases hsresoioIs trssssd Dy nsndssss
palliatyes, yields completely to the uss Of these
tonic strsn gthenipg Golden Pills PIiss 5es. ~
ROAD PILLS These Pills are not warranted to
cure every malady or disease incident to man. bat
~ stsm and common fsyers. They adapted 70 the
Southern sections OF the United States particularly
being often q preventive Of Eioun sitacks ara
cure the most stubborn Of Bilious Fever Or Fe
vsr and Asus. Price III and s5c: = 4. IS
raj ~ nature should read Or. J. s. Kose's Med-
al Adviser; hch contains description Of the d.
eases of our climate and the mode Of treafment II
can be had without charge. = s.
"A All Of Dr. j. s. noses valuable Family Medicines
to be bad Of Purcell, LaddA Co, BennettS Beers,
Adie Gray. Q. A: Streekers 4. Duyal, a bodsker,
n. n n Duyal L Bro, Grubbs & Apperson, 10 ths
city, ana Of dealers generally In avery city and lows
throughout the United States. sgsx ss.ak -
~ Wilma Wkcis-ta. ~ 81 Il ~ ..5,ssS,. q
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A CARD-TO THE LADIES'

MRS G. VIGLINl, respectfully announces
6 to her customers and the pub ic, that having
80 made q change in her busfness-her Mi linery
Rooms will not be opened until the lst Of Move mber
at which time she will open splendid assortment of
Millinery and fancy articieI selected and ada up at
turing establishment under her own imme diate su-
pervsion-which will enable her to have the newest
lmportatons and styles at all times having during
reside of 81 years be.ome well acquainted with
the styles and superior taste of the Ladies OF vir
snis-And being unable to procure in this city such
lett during my absepcs with my sister Miss PARKE
VIII pc niied IN the most prompt manner, and exc.
cuted In the newest and most fashionable styte a.
soon a. received By me In New York
Being well aware my Numerous custouners have
every confidence In my skin and long experiences,
shall endeavor 70 merit continuance Of the same BY
unremitting attention to business =
All persons indebted 70 me, will please call and
settle their accounts at the Sore Of Mia Parkewho
this Il earnestly requested. 81 VI(3ITNI
ee zl--dzw feFs.s-s - >--s-'s
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INDEPENDENT DEMocRAcY.-The Independent
Democracy Of New Hampshire have called Stats
Convention. to assemble at Concord ON the 2sth Of
October. Independent Democracy In New Hsmp-
shirs 70 another name for political abolitionism.
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BEAUTIFUL FARM, AND COTTAGE

BEAUTIFUL FARM, AND COTTAGE
~ DWELLING THEREON, NEAR BROOKE
TURNPIKE, SIX MILES FROM RICHMOND,
FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-Will be sold on TUES
DAY, the 26th day of Sept. 1854. on the premises,
commencing at 4t o'clock, the handsome Farm and
Turnpike NEW Plank Road,) six miles from Rich
mond, adjoining the lands of Major Jas HILL Cha..
G. Lee, Esq and others containing by survey 1851
acres about half cleared. balance in wood and some
timber of original growth.
The buildings are all new, and are not only ample
for the of the Farm, but the dwelling itself Il
remarkably well planned and tastefully finished
The neiebborhood is excellent, and the place re-
markably healthy. The new Plank Road, on the site
of the Turnpike, will run within quarter of mile
of the dwelling.
TERMS very accommodating, and made known on
the day of sale.
as GoDDIN APPERSON, Aucts.
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AWFUL RAILROAD ACClDENNT- THIRTY
PERSONS BADLY INJURED-POWDER Elk

CINCINNATI, Sept. 20-While the eleven O'Clock
train frsn Dayton, on the Cincinnati, Hamilton and
Dayton railroad, nearing the epot in this city,
running round a curve, the two hindmost passenger
cars run off the track and fell an embankment
ten feet high into the canal resting bottom upwards
Thirty persons were badly injured. No was kill
ed as far ascertaiued. 1875
Al St. Louis on Monday morning, between and
O'Clock building temporarily en- ploy ed as maya
zine Tor fireworks, was struck by lightning and ex
ploded, destroying the building and killed two men
who were sleeping on the premises.
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SEA ABLE DRY GOODS
RICHARDSON 3 CO.,
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS

IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS,
95 Main Street,
OFFER FOR SALE, TO THE TRADE, on
~ accommodating terms
SUPER BUCH SATTINETS
MIXED and PLAIN SATTINETS
ROYAL WOOL TWEEDS
"a and GA PULLED CLOTHS
WHITE and COLORED KERSEYS
MACKINAW BLANKETS
LONDON DUFFIL BLANKETS
GRAY and PLAID do
"a, 10 4. ia and "A Red do
HEAVY WOOL SOCKS
A choice lot of DRESS GOODS and general as
sortment Of articles usually found in Wholesale Dry
Goods Store. So 19-6t*
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LiSHTnIsG.--Ths house Of Moses Currisr, 1t New
baryport. Mass, was struck BY iightning on Wed.
nssdsy Lest. and nearly torn to pieces, One Of the
Inmates was injured.
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NOFFEE.-250 Bags prime Rio, Jamaica
~ and Jaws Coffee. IN store and for sale BY
s " 20 WILLIAM6 l. BROTHERS.
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DEATH or AN EMfsEsr MAs.-John w. Taylor.
at one time Speaker of the House of Representative
OF the nited States died at Cleveland on Monday.
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CHARLEsroN, Sept. 20.-A despatch from New
Orleans states that the yellow fever is on the in.
crease in that city. There is abatement In th'
rayage of the disease at Savannah.
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l. ed by authority of the Trustees of Manchester
will receive az the Office of Day Williams corner
of Main and 18th Streets Richmond, sealed Propo
sails, until IL O'Clock, NJ, the oath nst for the
Grading of the Main street of Manchester. and also
the CURLING and Paving the Sidewalks and Cutters
of the same and for putting down Flag Stones along
said Sidewalks from the termination of the present
pavement t., the head of the town. The Clubbing
Paving Gutteriug and Flegging, to correspond with
the present improved part of ssid street in Ill
spects. WIN. WALLACE DAY,
CHRIS. g. McRAE.
Whig cnnv 2I-dt9QS
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LIEUT.. JOLLY PRoMoTED.-We see it stated that
Lieutenant Jolly, of the British Navy, who had the
passage with Commander Rollins, at San Juan has
been promoted to the rank OF commander.
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DOCKS AND STATIONARY.-GraH-

DOCKS AND STATIONARY.-Gra f-
- tude: An exposition of the 10th Palm. By
Rev. John Stevenson.
The better Land: Or. the Believers Journey and
Future Home By Raw A. C. Thompson.
Precious Lessons from ths lips Of Jesass By Rev.
Wise. a
Gentlemen's travelling and dressing Casss, Ladies'
Work Boxes. Il I'll SksA 4,ss
Nots bill and letter Psper Of every size and quail
ity. q @ss
Porte Monsies pocket Books, Pens LAX; togeth-
or with general assortment of Books Stationasy
and Fancy articles. For sale at rs Main street
se 20-lw LEROY d. LEE.
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BY ELIAS HALE. No. los Msin ct.
IN THIS EVENING, at : o'clock,

AN THIS EVENING, at Z o'clock. /
~ shall offer at auction large assortment Of Staple
and Fancy Goods conssfing in part as follows. via
Gold and Silver Watches
Gel JewelD of every description s 9s@s
Silver and plated ware; Clocks of all kinda ss 49,
2o00 doz white and colored spool cotton
1890 gro Buttons, assorted kinds S SRI
LIS = Lead Pencils, assorted kinds asr..ss
$50 ccz Kniver, Scissors and Razors
500 s Porte Monsies and Purses
Isl Hair, Teeth. Nail and Lather Brushes
IS plated Sewing Birds
$50 assorted Combs 80
us fancy Boxes q large assortment y
$3.50 " fancy Soaps 40 different kinds
Also, large assortment of blank bookS paper, en-
velopes, steel pens waters, double barrel guns pa
tent balances spoons, coffee mills hammers; toeeth.
or with great variety of goods too Numerous 10
mention, In lots to suit purchasers Every article
chants respectfully invited to attend the sale %
the goods viii positively be sold close consign-
ments, ELIAS HALE,
leg Main st
Additions can be received
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CTEAM REFINED CANDIES, OF
~ very superior quality manufactured daily for the
country trade. Wholesale prices:
Candies assorted per lb 12a cts.
Do do ezra Is cts.
Do do fancy 20 to25 cts.
Warrant d equal in every respect to any made In
this country, and will keep in any climate. Orders
enclosing cash, or city acceptance promptly toward
ed to any part of the country.
SEQ LOUIS ]. BUSSIEUX. LOT Main ST.
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EOR LEASE-At Auction, the late resi-.
Il dence Of George Charter, decd, and ct present
occupied by Gervus 8. Burton, In the Bowling Green,
in the county of Henrico-I will lease the above
place publicly upon the premises, WEDNESDAY,
the 9Th inst at O'Clock in the Afternoon. fair;
if not the nsxt fair day at the same hour for three
years from the 1st day Of January next The present
tenant Mr. Burton will give possession in October,
IL he can procure house to suit him.
At the Same time and place will lease the Lot
immediately opposite for the same time; rent to be
paid quarterly and security viii be required for the
rent-the Lessee to pay the taxea ssss
T. B. KETSEE,
Guardian of Georgiaps L. Charter. and
Attorney for Lucy A. Burton.
THos W. KsEsEE. Auct. se Is
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~ Board in private family. can be accommodated
by applying on Grace street. third door above 9Th.
there are several pleasant rooms vacant - i9--7ts
BAROMETER BOOKS, &c.--At the
- NEW BOOKSTORE, Kent sqnare--Rgs
The Potiphar Papen; 18th Observation-Disclosures
90.
Queeehy. BY the Author of "The Wide, Wide
Worid.n Goth Editien; vols-l.7s.
/. Wide, Wide World By Elizabeth Wetherell.--
30th Edition; 2vols-1 80. essss
Ferm,lisn; q Spssmodic Tragedy. By r. Percy
Jones. 12mo., cloth so cts - tsss4s.k.
Christopher North's Great Work--The Noctes AM
brosiana. By Professor Wilson, ]. g. Lock hart Jas
Hogs and DR.. Maeinn Edited with Memoirs ard
Notes by DR.. R. Shelton Mackenzie in 5 vols-$5.
The same work in Library style. s&tsl
Vincent Nolte's Fifty Years in both Hemisphere.
12mo, cloth; 9Th Edtion-l.25. stsz>Ss5 s1ESf
: The Scout or The Black Riders Of Congaree. By
VIM. Gilmore Simms, Esd, author of :" Katharine
Walton &c; with Illustrations, by Barley. vol.
l2mo-125. s4
Fashion and Famine is published in elegant vol
ume, $50 pages-L00 Afs sa
Bsyard Tsylors Journey to Central Africa. Ilus-
trated with tinted Drawings limo, eloih--t2o ~
Rchoo Books-lsrge and complete srsortment.ss5
Gold Pens.-A new and wel-selected stock OF
Gold Pens-a reliable article. .a8siss gesa
Bsrometer-A Parlor Barometer very useful In.
strument. VIM. A. BUFFERS, 1877 Main ct,
Sc l6-lwif Nearly opposite Exch pge HANK
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COLUMBIA, PAS5 Sept. 2o.-The cholera has near
~. II not quite. disappeared from our town. Public
alarm has entirely subsidized. - -
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lsEcoND DISPATCH.

SYRACUSE, Sept 20.-AfternoOn Session SAINT
q. Andrews, of Monroe, was appointed permanent
President, with numerous Vice Presidents and
Secretaries. Alter various propositions and con-
siderable discussion as to the appointment of a
committee on resolutions, the subject was tabled
but was subsequently, taken up and committee Of
one from each judicial district nominated.
The Convention then took a recess until o'clock
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NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS
BREEDEM, FOX 6. CO..

BREEDEM, FOX e. co,
A RE now in receipt of their Fall stock
IA of GOODS, consisting of all the fabrics
and designs in LADIES' DRESS GOODS, and
GENTS, BOYS and SERVANTS wear, with a
complete assortment of House eping goods, heavy
plantation Woolens. Blankets and Cotton goods.
Also, CARPETING3, RUGS and DRUGGETS, all
private sale, and will be offered their city and
try friends at prices to give satisfaction.
&c 19-d6tclt 2l7 BROAD ST.
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MIGHT SALES BY LARus & SH

N IOHI DALEo Df HAHUs N OHINE.
N-Our Night sales will commence on SATUR-
DAY evening, the 2Srd inst, at O'clock and cen.
tinue every evening during the season, at which
time. will sell, large and varied assortment of
Staple and Fancy Goods, such ss Cassimeres Cloths
Vestings Ladies' Dress Goods of every description,
Clothing, Trunks, Vaiices and Carpet Bags, Fancy
Goods, such as Work Boxes Wiling Desks, Port
MONIES Hair. Cloth and Hat Brushes; also, every
descrotion of Cutlery suitable for ths country trade
Gold Chains. Breast Pins. Bracelets, Guns, Pistols
Percussion Caps, &c, &c, &c
The city trade and country merchants would do
well to attend. will offer great inducements to
those who patronze our house, At the same time
every article we offer for sale II warranted to be
represented. LARUS L SHINE, Auc'trs.s
se 10 ~ Main street.
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NOTICE.-All persons indebted to A. E..
~ MOORE. are requested to call at ELAN &
MOORE'S, Cary street, adjoining the Columbian
Hotel and make payment withC ut further delay.
ne l2-ts
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THRUST SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

Il Pursuant to the provisions of Deed of Trust
executed by John Yarbough to the subscriber dated
the 9th day of August 1842 and recorded in Henrico
County Court Clerks Office, the same day. for the
purpose of securing certain sums of money therein
mentioned. due to VIM. J: Yarbrough, shall on
MONDAY. the 18th day Of September, 1854, com.
mencing at O'Clock P. H.. proceed to sell at public
Auction, on the first piece of ground hereinafter
mentioned to the higbest bidder, for cash the in.
terest of the said John Yalbrough fbeing one-nnth)
in the following real estate, conveyed by said deed
to witt In lot of ound containing ons acre, with
rico county, being part of square No. a. In Adsms'
Addition, and occupied BY James Yarbrough ia his
joining the lot first mentioned; and in another lot
containing half acre, in or near Shed Town, known
as the Brick-Yard Lot, N and ed Atreets in AID
ans Addition.
Acting as Trustee, shall convey with special war.
ranfy only. r. G. LARUS, Trustee.
Sale conducted by LARus SHINE, Aucts.
az l4-tds
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NEW YORK WING STATE CONVENTION

SYRACUSE, Sept 2o-The Wing State Convention
has been organised by the election OF Henry J. Sea-
man temporary chairman. committee was ap-
pointed to report officers of the meeting. The at
tendance was full. The Know Nothings are thus
far ahead Iii rumored that the convention will
adjourn till tomorrow without action. The con
yention has TAKEN a recess.
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OHOTECTION AND INSURANCE.
glar Proof GALAMANDER SAFES are now seen
In almost every place OF business. Every man who
has books, papers, money, and other valuable srt.
ees 70 preserve fnds that this 10 the cheapest and
only secure method Of protection against ere and
thieves These Safes now stand before the world q
the CHAMPION SAFES, having proved themselves
In oy or one thousand severe 6res All persons who
have not secured one of Herrings cheap Insurance
oices will fnd full assortment ct the ofics Of the
State Aren't, b. McCANDLI6H, Jr..
me eh--Sf ,sag13 lS6 CsYv etFaet
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PosT OFFICE MATTERS IN VIRGINIA-The site of
the office at Mcfarland, Lunenburg county, is
changed to the store of Messrs Maddox e. Barnes,
and Mr. Asa e. Barnes appointed postmaster, vice
Jesse Brown, resigned. Post office at City Point,
Prince George county, Va, is discontinued.
Appointments.-Jacob L. Armstrong. postmaster
at jackson C. H., Jackson county, vice II. G. Ayres,
resigned. VIM. B. Hamilton, postmaster at Paint
signed Isaac Lemon, postmaster at Canaday's
Gap, Floyd county, vice David Fisher. Thomas A.
Janney, postmaster at Buckhannon, Upshur county,
vice D. g. Haeleden.
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PROPERTY AT AUC-

VALUABLE PROPERTY AT AUG
v TION.-For the benefit of the parties interest
ed will sell publicly, on the premises at oclecha
on MONDAY Evening, the 2nd of October. a Lot of
the North side of Main street. between Path and 25
streets. which has ON it q two story RICK HOUSE.
used store and dwelling. together with kitch-
en-, &c. Terms at sale. -. ss
% IL TOLER COOK.
BY THOMAS W. KEEsEE.
(lfice at Geo J. Sumnersa No 20 Pearl st u =
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HEADQUARTERS OF THE EAGLE INFANTRY
(Orders No. u Richmond Sept. 20tb, 1854.
Al THE Company will assemble in La
"a faye.ie Hall, On FRIDAY, the 22fd instant, at u
III O'Clock, P. NJ.
" By order of the Captain.
se2l JOHN c. POWELL, O. 8.
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VALUABLE HALF-ACRE LOT On
y FRANKLIN AND 2iST STREETS FOR
very valuable H1Lf-ScsE LOT. 10 % 4 the cor
: sc 81 assl'ns For '; oon fssiy ArPEsscs
r ICORICE, TONQUA BEANS, dc.--
~ The subscriber has now In store, aad odsrs for
81 case. aFerdia.na and Issbell.v L'corics P.ss
10 do .Hernandez" DO do
20 do Sanford do do
% DO -. Ao.c" 90 DO
SO do .P Esr do Sticks
500 Ibs' superior b,sci ronosa ge,n.
10 half boxer Loverins's double Lost Sugar
20 boi. Lovering's double loaf Crushed Sugar
Aoz- prime Turkish o ,o,s of Hoss so.,u,o,
1872 Corner Cary and virsinia streets.
RU1TER AND LARD.-25 kegs supe-
- rior Butter and Lard receiving tn 3 morning,
for sale By Use 22l J. J. FRY
nod LIVER OIL.-Rushton Clarke g.
~ Co.'s and sam'l Sims Cod Liver Oils fresh sup
p,s; received a ca%s '- ar Il pus.
NoTICE.-My store will be closed on
~ Friday at O'clock 2. NJ, and re-opened on
ABRAHAM LEVY, SO Main st.,
seq sign of the Red Coat
DRlME WESTERN BACON.-I5 hhds.
L lending and for sale W, y . RnorHrR
MISS A. NJ. SMITHS SCHOOL FOR
WI YOUNG LADIES.-The seventh session of
this scho oil will commence on the first MONDAY of
October next a. the schooirooms, corner Of Frank
lin and Fifth streets.
Horace P. Smith, A. B., brothe- of Miss Smith,
will be connected with the Echool as Associate Prin
cipal. The most competent teachers win assist in
the various departments. The course of instruction
ia thorough and embraces all the requisites for fin.
shed education. Frequent lectures will be given in
con nection with the higher E. glish branches Lee
lures on Natural philosophy and Chemistry, accompa-
MED by experiments. Vocal muscwl be taught daily,
without extra charge. Miss s. pledges herself to
teach in such manner as to enable the pupil who
10 atte ntve to the instruction given, to read music
with perfect facility by the end of the session Each
department of the school will be under the super
vision of the principals. who will regularly examine
the different classes
TERNs-Epglish branches. $40; Primary Depart
ment, $50. Ancient and Modern Languages so
each. Instrumental music, Professor prices. Draw
ing. Embroidery. &c extra charges.
Mr.. Smith will form private classes in the Greek
and Latin languages Further particulars made
known in a few weeks by application at the book.
store of Mr.. VIM. A. Buffers, 157 Main treet.
au8-eod2mf
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Sc Il LAhUS SHINE, Aucts.
VALUABLE FARM IN CHESTER

FIELD COUNTY AT AUCTION.--On MON
DAY, the I'd October, commencing at IL o'clock M :,
we will sell at public Auction, that valuable FARM
belonging to Mr. s. p. Gilbert. situated in Chester
miles from Richmond. containing 100 acres, 60 of
which 10 improved and 80 in original growth heavily
timbered) The impros ements consists of good re-
sidence together with all the necessary out-houses
Also, an excellent Spring. and an Orchard bearing
Peaches, Piums. Pears. Cherries and Apples, and
well adapted for a Market Garden.
The above Farm 10 part of Hobbs estate, well
fence d. and about miles from Railroad. PARTON.
lars given on application to the subscribers.
LARUS l. SHINE, Aucts,
20 IL ss II Main street.
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FALL TRADE--1854.
YTyHE NTIRgCRTRERG hnyA in s

THE SUBSCRIBERS have in Store and
i offer for sale the following Goods, viz:
$500 Boxes BOOTS and SHOES.
1900 Boxes HATS and CAPS. =
$50 Dozen Frenc CALF SKINS OF thslr own i'm
portatiou.
s 100 Dozen American CALF SKINS.
500 Dozen UPPER LEATHER. al grades
5000 Sides SOLE LEATHER, Of al qualities.
Besides TRUNKS, CARPET BAGS, VALiCES.
Writing and Wrapping PAPER. SHOE THREAD,
&c. Aso 5 large stock Of B no CUES. OF their or-n
manufacture, suitable for Plantation and Railroad
Hands. - M
This large stock Of goods having been psrchased
for cash, the undersigned are prepared g onss &ses
o. inducemeufs TO the trade OF Virginia ana Noftn
Caroline, tbaa any other home IN the meskes,
HUBBARD GARDNER & CANTON.
~ l6-6wif No. III. Main street Aichmono. Vs.
TINDER CLOTHJNG.--Wo are row u
" receipt Of our Fan stoek Of Nstt4 SlIk, Cs.h'
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