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CGNSTABLE'S SALE-By virtue of
" a order of the Huaiinea Court of 4ha .;4.z a.

CGNSTABLE' SALE-By virtue of
~ an order of the Hastings Court of the citv o,
Richmond, entered on the 10th day of September
1902, In the attachment cases of John g. Reg
nsut against r: q ardner, and JohnA. Belvin against
the same, L .hail, to satisfy said attachments in
front OF my office on FRIDAY the 2lst day of the
present month proceed to sell at public auction, to
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Goa sisting in part of
one splendid wardrobe, with looking glass door, one
rosewood bedstead of superior quality with bed
mattres. and furniture attached, four dressing Blu
resus, with glasses. two with marble tops, one ma
hogany Sofa, two other Sofas new STYLE one dining
table four mahogany wash stands. two mahogany
tables with marble tops, one mahogany work at and
several excellent wardrohss one lounge with Grim.
son seats six mahogany shsirs six seat chairs
two cane seat rocking chairs, several mattresses
nearly new, one tin safe, carpet, chamberlain
looking glassea basins and ewers creckery, &C.
ALso-a splendid guitar.
ALSO,
VIII be sold at the same time and place, to satisfy
distress warrant of Jesse Williams, against George
Merriam seven barrels of vinegar.
to satisfy an execution of William Smith, against
VIM Brown, will be sold at the same time and
place, lot OF groceries, buckets clocks venetian
blinds blaekipg, candles, &c.
ALsO-By virtue OF an execution in favor of Geo.
r Gray sgainst Ann Jones. shsll at the same time
and place, sell one Bedstsad one Looking g ass,
one Washstand, two Pillows. one Rocking Chair
Glass Goblets. Tumblers Tables Pastures, 30, to
satisfy the said execution.
ALsO-By virtue of distress warrant, in favor of
o. J. Matt against ohm Vines shall. at the same
time aud place, sell lot of Furniture, Table, Chest
Dishes Press, Bedstead, Feather Bed &c
A. Nj precisely. JAS: P. TYLER.
Sc 18-tds ii. @ C.. r.
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co 81 NJ ERCIAL,

NEw YORK Sept. lS.--Fonr-Good State brands
81 g., Ohio 81 81 Southern s8 62-Wheat une baug.
ed and firm; Southern white 81 95 s. M red l;9j;
Corn trfe lower-western mixed so; Pork-mess q
81; Beef firm; Lard firm at iii la Whisksy 4Os
Stocks frmer; Va. Sc 1929
BALTIMORE, Sept. I9.-Howsrd st and Ohio Flour
firm, both quoted at S73; City Mills easier not quot.
able lower; Wheat-white, 81 80 81 "a; Red 81. 10
81 76; Corn-better. white IS 80; Pork lower and
unsettsd-mess Il q; prime 20; Beef quiet; Bacon
sides, ISL Shoulders Is
NEW ORLEANS, Sept 1a.-Cotton steady with
sales Of 7JG0 bales.
ACHARLEsroN, Sept l8.-Cotton sales 800 bales
middng 81. fair 10s Market unsettled and depras.
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MILWAUKEE. Sep. 18th, 2. M.-The stea-
mer Sebastopol is ashore, and the sea is
breaking over her. Three women and chill
dren are seen on board, but it is impossible
to relieve them. The steamer has com.
menced goiog 10 pieces.
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TOHN O'NEILL,
. BOOKSELLER and STATIONER,

TOHN O'NEILL,
~ BOOKSELLER and ST4TIONER
BROAD STREET, NEAR 9TH,
Has just received q new lot of SCHOOL SOCKS,
Blank Books and Stationery, with a select assort.
ment of Irish Historical and Devotional Works
MONEYS HISTORY OF IRELAND-$S
IRISH REBELLION-50c
O'CONNELL AND HIS FRIENDSHIP.
REFORMATION IN IRELAND-75c
LIFE OF EMMETT-25c.
MOORE'S MELODIES-25c.
WILLY BURKE-25c.
SHANDY MAGUIRE sos.
RED HAND OF ULSTER-S74c.
IRISH GIANT-25o.
a. BOOK BINDING executed with neatnes,
and dispatch. se19-St+
STATIONERY No 2O2 Main Street
~ may be found large and handsome variety of
STATIONERY, FANCY ARTICLES, 60. Great
care has been taken to lay in supply of the best
Letter, Cap and Note Papers. with Envelopes of
very description. Also Visiting Cards Portpo nies
Ink, States, Blank Books and Copy Books with Steel
Pens warranted for durability, besides Phneas now
IL invented Gold Pens, which hold ink enough to
write whole page Of letter paper: They graduate
both points end make the pen write sspo othly and
easily trial will prove their superiority over all
others. CHAS. WORTHAM
re l9-2w
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ITO SCHOOL TEACHERS.-A. NOR
Il RiS, publisher and bookseller, No 81 Main
Street Richmond respectfully invites the attention
OF Teachers and others to his large and complete as
sortment Of EDUCATIONAL WORKS in the vari
Gus departments of learning, embracing English,
Greek, Latin French, italian, German, Hebrew, and
the Arts and Sciences.
All new and improved editions Of Stan ,ard School
and Classical Books received ss soon published
bis srransements with the various Publishers
throughout the country, are such az to enable him
to furDis supplies for season, at liberal
from prices usually charged for School Books
A. nj. publishes CROZET'S ARITHMETIC for
Colleges and Schools, which he would commend to
the attention of Teachers as the best work on the
reasoning PRINCIPLES of the science of numbers now
10 Price S7t cents.
PIANO FORTES -Worcester's Celebrated PI-
AMOS supplied at factory prices
Meiodeans Guitars and other Musical Ipstrunents
OF the best manufacture, also hand.
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TOR SALE AT AUCTION,-We will
BY BAKER, PLEAsANTS q co.

IL sell at Auction on MONDAY, October LIST, 10 SIS,
at the hour Of ~ O'Clock, upon the premises. in
Charles City County, Va, A TRACT OF LAND
known as "Truwell." formerly owned and occupied
by John Hilyard. decd, and adjoining the Lands of
contains 2S6 the greater portion of which is
cleared aud in good state of cultivation There Is
upon the premises good dwelling, containing
rooms together with all the necessary out houses,
all In good order.
This 10 one of the most beautiful and desirable
Farms In lower Virginis it 10 situated IL miles be-
low Richmond, on the Chictahemiuy; is a remsrka-
bly, healthy location, and the neighborhood uuex-
ceptionable; the land is well adapted TO Corn Oats
and Wheat Mr.. Mstox, residing ON the Farm, or
Thomas j. Carter, residing Long Island miles
this side will take great pleasure in wing the pre-
nises to any one wishing to purchase
Terms accom- modating. and made known at sale.
SO 18 BAKER, PLEASANTs CO Aucts.
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Murder or Miss FRosT.-We noticed yesterday
b. murder of Miss Virginia Frost, Of Raleigh, N, c.,
.ul.c. Of MI W. w Snead, Of that city, and dsugh-
Ter Of Nj Austin Frost.
fhs Raleigh esister ofTuesdsy gives the follow
Jog ,ccount ofthe affair:
The young lady was setting out in the back yard,
While the negro was securing one Of the back rooms
Of the house, when the rest of the family, who were
the front part Of the house, were alarmed by the
rport of . gun, ard going TO the bask door, found
ttsir daughter laying out in the yard with nearly
half her head shot eff The whole charge OF the
lgu bad entered the aide of and tearing off nearly
the whole OF the back part of the had, while her
btiss lay ssrewn all over that part of the yard.
Immediately on the discharge of the gun the ne
90 leaped the fence and abfcouded bat was caught
before she had gone very far. A jury of Inquest
v" held over the body, and gave their verdict that
htesme to her desh from the effect of gun in the
h'no' OF The girl Ellen, from cause or causes un.
i0'Wn The negro's fl ,st account is that she was
iahs cat the house with the gun, she stumbled
p'Gs dog, causing the sun to 60 of; but since that
is DAB stated that abe fell over log OF wood We
o.dHsnd that it is the opinion of the m edcsl men
As1eadance that the gun must have bas placed
sAhll foot of her head to have caused such a
'aia' The negro Is now in jsil"
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DEyTRTrCTIVE GALE

New ORLEANS, Sept. 1e.-The town of
Proctorsville, La, on Lake Borg, was nearly
destroyed by gale Saturday night.
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SHIPWRECE.

CHICAGO, Sep. 1sth.-A violent gale com.
menced here this afternoon. The brig Tus-
carora was wrecked. Her crew was saved
by life boats
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flss Subtitle farm of Mr.. Simpson F.
l'I0f, lying within one mile and half of Siaun-
No. snd containing seven hundred and fifty acres.
'a'od on Thursday last at public auction for S25
H'ers SIS, 757 SO for the tract. Mr. Hiram l..
Ts Of Clarke county, was the purchaser.
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ALARMING MORTALITY

LOUISVILLE, KY, Sept, l9.-Canton, Miss,
with a population of only one hundred, has
had sixty cases of yellow fever and ten
doatha
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O,,nya '1 s nas been appointed mail agent on the
tte mayor OF Alexandria has 90, as,do Fr,dov IN
Hs" 'e.'su as day OF humiliation sud prayer.
Ya,s Dodge, prominent member ot tie N
. -. oar, died on Monday las, u ''o ~
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NAVAL RETIRING LIST.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 10 The Star pro-
nounces the list of officers affected by the
Naval Retiring Board published in the ~ Y.
papers exceedingly incorrect.
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LiAIHQuAKEIN NEW YoRK-The Buffalo Cour.
.a, 'ses that the shock OF an earthquake was iel.
wv Monday morring 10 the towns of Eldred.
, ,. and olean, Ca.saraugus county. The shock
~ lancient TO shake the building, and Ia one
~Nahce chimney top was thrown off
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NEW MUSICAL reduced prices, at
| RCTTER2 II SIMON9,

NEW MUSICAL reduced prices, at
~ BUFFERS Il SIBONS
PIANO WARE ROOMS. 1877 MAIN STREET,
"A few doors from Kent Paine Kent
The Lazy Man, by Higgics
Don't you Remem ber-a Burlesqus.
They ask Me II Think of Thee-a Ballad, by
Frazier
Old Bob Ridley. by Chas White.
The Fairy Burial, by Mrs Price.
Far from thy Hills Fair Lombardy, by Hosmsr.
Oh! The Winter Winds are sghing-a Salad.
Tit-Tat To schottische. by Florence.
Old Independence Hall. by Weilsnd
May Flower Schottische, by Wsllenkaupt.
The Old State House Bell, by Weiland
The Swinging Polka. by Baker.
The much admired Hand Orean Valse.
Morning Glorg-vsriations By Grobe.
a Merry Heart do do
In press, and will be ready shortly, "The Young
Guard Gu ckstep." arranged By Jas s Smith, leader
Of the Arnory Band. and dedicated to the Young
Guard of Richmond. seJe-Iw
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acRRTARY PBRRY.-The National Intelligencer
tuesday morning publishes the reply of Mr..
Ivy late Secretary OF Legation at Madrid, to Mr..
aHys letter OF diamissal; also, long defense
4init the attacks made upon him by the Union
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LIBERAL DONATION.

WASHINGTON, Sept. ia gentleman from
who withholds his name, deposited
$1,000 here to-day on yellow fever sufferers
in Virginia.
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/ ~ s s%S, immortality the report of the
NC 'aies oil liquors amounted, since the nrevions
'opoL. 70 over 500; and our infor mani saws was
Fu,cn n mostly BY those in favor Of Maine law
~. HaceH Register. Naino law
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DsTISaUfsHEp MISUNDERSTANDING the recent
,hoH 10 Slsunton, were Elk President Tyler and
haiy George Bancroft, the celebrated Historian,
100 Lieut. Matthew F. Maury and family.
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DEERS' CORDIAL BITTERS, OR
ID MORNING REGULATOR-An innocent, re-
freshing exhiiarating and delicious Beverage pro.
ducing instant relief from the effects Of oser fnda
and ell affections of the stomach and bowels arising
from whatever cause-impsrting tn the whole sys j.
tenn renewed strength aud visor. For sale BY
BENNETT l. BEERS.
e2t-jIyif Sole Agents.
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x.,.s NJ the DIspatch.
LATEST FROM NORFOLK AND PORTS
MOUTH.

PETERSBURG, Sept l9-The deaths in Nor
t,lk Yesterday we're torty-among them were
Jobn Tunis, representative in Norfolk in the
.o,vention which adopted the new Constitu.
,;or Mr.. Josiah Wills, both of the Misses
w.ckepder, Leonidas Smith, Professor of
Mathematics in the Norfolk Female Semina-
- James NJ Wyatt, William V. Robertson,
". Francis Green, Charles Shuster.
Tho fever is on the increase in Ports
mouth.
There are no signs of fever at City Point.
Rev Mr.. Jones of the Norfolk Afri can
Methods. Church is dead, and Mrs. Drewry
,csd 70, well known lady. -Four of Mr..
" H Jewellers family are down.
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THE EXPECTED STEAMER

New YORK, Sept. 10, 9 z. M.-We have
no tidings yet of the steamer Baltic, due here
from Liverpool, with dates to the 9Th inst.
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NE v s
---. -, MI or NEW oRIEaNs

Nrw ORLEANS, Sept. 1s.-The deaths by
s.rar here during the past week have beer,
20 and the fever as an epidemic is at an
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Wharf.-The schooner William A. Ellis, arriv-
ahAexandrls, Tuesday, from Charleston, S. c
VIII cargo of eight thousand bushels Of wheat.
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he p,o ,.ssc bonney 10 distinguished member Of
Il, '0'iience H. ] Conference, died on Mon.
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RACON, BOLOGNA SAUSAGES &c.
~ AT AUCTION.--Oa FRIDAY the 2Ist inst.
at looclock, at my store, will sell hhds Bacon
ding Bacon. vinegar, &c &c ' ''-'N
fuKNiTURE.-.Also dozen Arm Chairs with
cushions, large lot Of floor Mating. Table Dssk
&c &c. Sc ~ CAUTHORN.
SERGEANT'S SALE.-Will be sold for
~ cash. on WEDNESDAY, the 56th of September
next at ii O'Clock, A. NJ at George T.. Earnests Sta
BILE. Council Chamber Hill, Buggy and Horse, to
sati ny an execution in my hands against James p
Ford and George N Wilson.
JAMES D. Elicit, D for
se ~ nj. M. Linacnnh Sars,t
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CHANGE IN THE WEATHER.

WAsHINSToN, Sept. l9.-From o'clock
yesterday afternoon, until o'clock this
morning, the thermometer fell 80 degrees.
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Among the contributions to Norfolk and
Portsmouth are Alexandria $4,000.
The sons and daughters of the Jewish citi-
zqps Of Charleston, s. c., have commenced
making up clothing for the orphans of Nor
n snd Portsmouth.
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SCHOOL BOOKS.-The subscriber has
- 5a.t opened large and well selected assortment
OF AZ the sChoOL BOOKS used In our Colleges
a liberal discount made to Country Merchants and
feashers Scholars and those wishing to purchase
Will plesse call 1t No. 20S ain st
se l9-2w Cuss WopruAu
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FALL TRADE, 1855.
Il By recent arrivals am in receipt Of
bales Marseilles soft Almonds
do Bordeaux do do
10 do Irica; 10 bags Sicily do
10 bbls Morier do
5 do Wslnuts
bags Pecan Nuts
10 bags Palmnuts
25 boxes Citrcn
barrels Currants
800 boxes Rssins-assorted
1000 do Sardines-whole, half and or
$50 do Gam Drops-ss,orted
so do Jujube Psste
$50 do No l Fire Crackers
Is do New Crop Lemons
IS DO assorted PICKLES
10 do do Preserves
cases Prunes
so boxes Muscat Wine
Together with general assortment Of
Fine and common Cigars
Fruits, Confec tionaries
Fresh Steam Candies
And my own manufacture made daily, to which
iuvite she attention OF country merchants and the
trade generally. LOUIS J. BOSSIEUX,
sc 18-6t No 1877 Main ut.
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Acting for A Cheethap.
Sc 10-dids TAYLOR 4 WILLIAMS. Aucts.

pUBLIC SALE I shall sell on the 1st
day of September Court, 1856, TUESDAY after
Sd Monday in Septemoer,) ON the premises. the
TRACT OF LAND upon which l formerly lived
near s5syena6urg in Gu,pepsr County; containing
upon the following tsrms-One third cash, one-third
in twelve months, and one-third in two years, with
interest or. the deferred payments
This laDdFis well located, about four miles from
the Railroad, upon the Plank Road leading to Cul.
peper c a.. in a healthy nsiehborhood. This land
10 of toe highest of improve mept
with good DWELLING and other out-buildinss.
an Is John NOR NAN
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BY LARUS & SHINE.
& Z.
TRUSTEE SALE OF A STOCK OF

TRUSTEE SALE OF A STOCK OF
Il STATIONERY, BLANK BOOKS. &c &c >. AT
AUCTION.-Will be sold at auction, in store,
the entire stock Of James B. Gibbs removed from
store No. So Main street. consulting in part OF Fools
cap Letter and Note Paper; full bound blank Books,
all styles and sizes; Law, Medical and Standard
Works Also. an extensive assortment of School
Books Bibles Of all styles together with complete
ent of Stationery and Fancy Goods.
The above sale will commence on THURSDAY
morning, the 9Th inst at 10 O'Clock, in sales
rosm (up stars) and will be continued every evening
until the entire stock is closed.
Country merchants and the city trade would do
well to attend, as bargains will be given.
SILAs L JOHNSON, Trustee.
Sale oondusted BY LARUs SHINE, Auets
Sc 17-tds.
A NISTRAT SALE OF
IA HORSES MULES, 30, NC, AT AUCTION -
On SATURDAY morning, the 22d inst commencin
at 10 O'Clock, will sell, at the Horse Lot. by
der of the administrator, the following young
Horses young work Mule. Gold Watch and Chain,
l Violin, i Saddle and Bridde, pair Saddle Bags.
Sale conducted by LARUs & SHINE, Aucts.
se I7-tds
DATENT RIGHT FOR SALE BY
inst commencing at 10 o'clock we will sell at the
Horse Lot a valuable PATENT RIGHT for 100 coun.
ties of the State of Virginia model Of which 10 now
on exhibition ct our store, which will also be- shown
ON day of sale and given to the purchaser This IL
rare opportunity offered TO enterprisng with
sma II capital the manufacture of the article is
mere trife and no family would be without
sells LARUS & SHINE, Aucts
POsTPONEMENT.-Thes above sale of Patent
Right, is postponed to next SATURDAY, the 22d,
when it will positively take place as adve ,tsed
sel7-tds LARUS & SHINE, Aucts
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GEALED PROPOSALS Will be received
~ up to II O'Clock, September 90 for all the Brick
work for the Custom H ouse in this place. as per Spe-
cihcstlons for said work made by the Department,
aud to he done in such ss to be accented bv
the Superintendent legally authorized to do 90
All centres, excepting that portion which will be
necessary to construct the arches between the iron
beams will be furnished by the Contractor for the
Brick work.
The Contractor for said Brick work will be obli-
gated to do and perform such work. at such times
and in such manner may be required in the
prosecution of the Stone work. and in any delay on
his part whereby the Stsne worker 10 DELAYED. hs
will be bound for each day S25 Said Brick work
will be measured and paid for by the Thousand CAL
culatng 10 bricks for every cubic foot of solid Brick
work
The Contractor will be required to give suitable
bonds for the strict performance of said work az
above specified.
We the right to award the contract to such
parties we deem most advantageous
We can be consulted, and Specifications seem at
A. LYBRocK's Office Superintendent
ne lS-at* I. ATTMORE CO.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AN
u LOT ON A. q b Z. q Ixx
BY TAYLOR g. WILLIAMS,

s ATTENTION, TURFMEN AND
2A BREEDERS The following fine BLOOD
ED STOCK will be offered for sale, at auction. on
Races, Oct 9Th, 1855. Immediately after the Race:
l. Bay Stallion. 9rife Edmondscn row five years
old, in fne health and condition
Cray mare. Andrewetta, about 13 years old, now
stinted to Critic.
8. Gray Colt, by Revenue, dam Andrewetta, now
Syesrs old
4 sorreI Colt, by Tallo-Ho dam Andrswetta
s. soFrel Fiiley. by Revenue. dam Andrewetta.
part of this stock is owned jointly by Chestham
Tsliey Mr.. Tslley has consented to sell the stock
entire and without the leas. reserve.
The stock il now at the fairfield Race Course in
hne condition, under the immediate charge of Mr.
j. Taiiey who will take pleasure in giving any infor.
nation in eeard to them
The property il sold for division. on account of
the continued indispositon of Mr. Cheatham
70 persons wanting such property, q rare chance
is now offered to supply themselves with the best
blood in the county.
Terms cash. E. g. CRUMP
Acting for Cheetham.
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FUTURE DAY0
BY PAYNE q MAYO
TRUST SALE m VFpv v.ru.

BY PAYNE I MAYO.
RUST SALE OF VERY vALJJA-
i. Bile REAL Estate AT AUCTION
7 1, OF Deed Of Trust executed to me BIZ ThoS.
1851 oearins dsfe on the 24th day of septsmber
~ certain debts thsrein enumerated, shall selI on
n. Or miees at public suction. for cash ON TUES.
w. following Real Estst', that 10 to say q certain
mn y ground on Leigh street. In the city Of Rich
Ssa, fronting on said Leigh street ia feet and
wnnhe back 1865 TO sn alley; on which there 10 q
t,u ucsn tenement, which, at the time the ssid
How, seee vas exseuted was occupied By Daniel
ths t,sna Two brick tenements one of which At
ne ns TINE Aforesaid was occupied BY Jacob Hersm.n.
ar 10, the other by Mary Grafton
The title 10 believed to be perfastIv ,ood Int -.
subscriber, selling az trustee will conv.y w;,h
special warranty only.
s.,a JOSEPH MAYO, Trustee.
se 20-tds PAYNE Mkyo 40
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FAMILY FLOUR-Ws are now pre-
% i2-.w u. =. =. II. TALIAFeRKo.
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BY RICHARD CAUTHORN.

E FOX RENT.-The House at pre-
=. :. = sent occupied by Mr.. Boggs ia for rent.
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ron, BY THOMAS wKEEsEE.
lomce with George J. Sumner, No. 20 Pearl atl

GENTEEL HOUSEHOLD AND
~ KITCHEN FURNITURE FOR SALE At
teL,oN-.Will be sold FRIDAY Mornius
~ september 21st. commencing at 10 O'Clock, .t
IN ooon from Temperance Hail. who is declin.
housekeeping, all of his Household ard Kitchen
C ofe, consisting In part of Sofa. Chairs Tables.
sP H, mshoeany Wardrobe, Bedsteads, Beds and
neaoine Wssh.tands, China, Glass and Eartheu.
ware Kitchen Furniture &c.
80 4" THOMAS w. KEESEE Auct
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SIGNOR g. GEORGE, PRoFEs

,IMlI SIdNUK Ct. GEOK3E, PRoFEs-
A1IH soR OF Music, most respectfully anpounces
S94b toithe citizens of Richmond that he 10 pae-
pared to make engagements with parents or
puplls for Instruction In Music on the PIANO
FORTE, GUITAR and SINGING = ,.----f
sIGNoR GEORGE pursues the solSeeei system of
vocaiization. deemed the only perfect mode, and
uses the Instruction Books of Lsblanche, T. Cooke
Crevelh and SignoI Bora, late of this city
- EF- Orders may be left at the Book and Piano
Forte store of Messrs. james Woodhouse & Co. 1883
MAIN st. "a
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l IQUORS.-DUDLEY q co. would
II call the attention of dealers and others in want
to their large stosk of
BRANDIES, WINES AND CIGARS,
Comp using in part Of
London Dock Brandes-dark and pale
Port, Madeira aud Sherry Wines
Ssbeidsm; Holland Gin
Old Jamaica and St Croix Rum
Champague-various brands
Cisret and Hook Wines
Old Rye Whiskey and N E Rum
Peppermint Cordial and Cherry Bounce
London Porter and Scotch Ale
Philadelphia Porter and Ale
Sparkling and Tonic Ale
Demijobns of all sizes
These goods we warrant pure and genuine.
DUDLEY CO,
ss IL " Main street.