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s A L e OF LAND IN
l. HENRICO COUNTY.-By virtue of Deed
Of Trust executed to me by the late George ones
decd bearing date the 28th day of June 1884, of
at the request of the beneficiary in said Deed shall
proceed to sell at public auction the premises,
at about u O'Clock, on WEDNESDAY. the 18th of
the present month, the tract Of LaEd In said Deed
mentioned lying and being in the county of Henrico,
about miles North of Richmond, adjoping the
lands OF MAJ James Hill, Jordan Query and Others,
containing II acres. be the same more or less.
Terms of sale, cash
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Actlng TOT A Cb6ath
dds TAYLOR & WILLIAMS, Au
BY RICHARD CAUfHORN.

BY RICHARD CAUTHORN.
T ARGE SALE OF HOSIERY, HDKFS,
IL COLLAR 3, EMBROIDERY, WATCHER
yEWELLERs' STOCK, &c. AT AUCTION-On
WEDNESDAY 9Th, at my store, at 10 o'cpk, will
sell 200 dcz Engsh Hosiery, consulting OF Slate COL
black and white Hose; Women's Morovisn do; Mems
white and MAI BILE Cotton and Wooden half Hose
ered Linen Cambria Hdkfs, Laces, Collars Muslins,
&c.
ALSO-5 pieces heavy Cashmere, Pantsloons,
Vests Linen Bosoms and Under Shirts, &c.
ALSO-A lot of Watches, Finger Rings, Breast.
pins aud Jewellers stock generally, the whole to
be sold without reserve. The trade generally are
invited to attend.
CAIJTunRN An~+
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N purrarice of an order az the 1Son,,4--

-. - Court Of Henrico county, I shalt, on MONDAY.
.oe TN OF the present mouth, (Sspts mber) at 10
m M procoed to sail upon the premises for cash.
Sasune 10 part Of Nero Msn or thoussud lbe OF
oosR; ia bels Rosin, Horses. Mule Cara "a.
sosn a many other articles connected with the
~ And q the same time. win hire out two Nearo
len TOR the remainder Of the wear
ss6-dtd a. 3. HUfCHIscN. 4 &c
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BOARDING.

X Pleasant rooms with coed
- BOARD, can be had at Mrs RUSSELL's. ON
door from 9th a. IN
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NOIlCE.-1he Creditors interested in
IN certain deed executed by Mosby Johnson,
decd, requested to meet on MONDAY AFTER
NOON, at O'Clock, at the Couoting-room of Smith
x Roberta J. P. ROBERTS,
IA lk-2k Trustee.
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Among the contributions not before noticed are
from Chicago, $500; Lancaster, Pa, 1.7oO An
lions from benevolent orders, 5000; Chsrlottes-
vile, $500; Lovugstou, Nelson County, $3.50;
Columbia, 8. c., including thousand dollars by
the town council, So 072: Fayetteville, N. c., $500;
Greensboro, N. c., $500; Granville, N. c., 800
Visitors at Jones' Springs, Warren, N. C, $500 4,
Montgomery, Ala, $3.50 so; Warrington has sent
an additional sum of 81 AL; the Germans OF
Charleston, S. c.; $50; York. Pa; $500; Kans-
| VIVA Lodge Odd Fellows, at Charleston, Va, 1885,
A meeting has been held In Louisville, Ky, and
other places TO further the objects already ace om-
| plished by places named above
From Charleston, S c., the Howard Association
have sent to Norfolk, five physicians, three assis-
| sants, and forty.eight nurses, the expenses of
whom paid by the citizens of Charleston
Among the physicians who left 10 Prot W. P
Miles.
The employees at Sinton & Perkins' locomotive
works have given $S4 81; Warrenton, Fauuuier
1924 So public meeting at Bowling Green, Car.
oline county, $3.50 80
Two cases of fever appeared on the United
States ship st Lawrence Wednesday.
MIR. Thomas Hardy (of Hardy & Brothers) and
Dr. Hardy, homeopathic physician are reported
Ill, as also DR.. Friedman, and two sons of Mr..
Chisana, the French Consul.
Edward Dodd, and Messrs. jenkins and Wren,
members of the firm of jenkins g. Wren Norfolk
are not dead, az has been reported, but were alive
aud In good health, at Eastville on the Eastern
Shore on the 10Th inst.
DR.. Fenner who lef. Norfolk Saturday, and is
now in Petersburg, thinks the deaths In that city
the day before, were less than twenty-probably
not over eighteen. Mr. Henry Myers who has al.
rived In Richmond, puts the mortality down at
fifteen.
Mr.. Singleton Mercer, who some twelve years
ago killed man, 10 Philadelphis, by the name of
Hebberton for thee seduction of his sister, died of
yellow fever few days ago at the United States
Marine Hospital, at Portsmouth, Va. MIR M volun.
teered on the 22d of Augus.-immediately repaired
to Portsmouth, and before he started observed that
" It was duty which man owed to ais fellows man.
to assist In the time of pestilence." Mr. labored
faithfully as nurse, aud was highly efficient He
was single man, and the son of Mr. Mercer, who
for many years was a merchant of Southwark.
Several cases of fever, which have appeared In
Portsmouth have been congestive ar d not yellow.
The deaths there Friday were Is, and the new
cases 2
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EOR 6ALE.-An Excellenf S<t Il
y SCHOOL PuNNtTukE enbsis(ins ~ D,sSs,
Gu Ire neaeeees ts Appsyso Mesus nAeI Am 8
BRO, or WIN. 4. svfTsas. Fec. eat-esa
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THIS DAY.
BY GODDIN 9 APPERsON.

TWO HUNDRED ACRES OF LAND.
rTJxmms, CHEsTERvIELD. ON MANCHEsTER
HfJNn1 ne e s1bssrihers authOyisod to sell TWO
south ia =, A a: 0r WOOD LAND, on the
from M:rehestr, sdioisins IN ia. ' ~ % 'iss
sSc, ., H;,snsId Whitshesd. aud others -
.rbsscsng 2, .ns land L. wall wooded, end psrt
APPERsoN. Apply 20 0copfn
,r.n as above i:6S n b .ea Auao !. d.
commencing ct four O'Clock in the 100
Ms: One-third essh; bsianee ct III ana tv.,..
nonsns interest eddsd and title retained until Ia
SIS 0ODDTN T. APPERa0N 4. x.'3'
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TEFFRIES' AND DARCY'S SALT
- 500 sacks daily expected for sale by
re 15-5t A. 8. LEE
DRAM AND SHORTS $500 bushels
- Bran; 1000 bush Shorts, consignment; daily
expected for sale by
Sc 15-5t A. 8 LEE.
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. FRESH SHOES EVERY DAY


at MAURICES
Ladies' foe thick sole Buskina Slippers and Ties
Do flannel lined Shoes, for fall and winter
Do black Geiters large assortmsnt
Gents fine Calf Boots-cheap and good
Gents 6ue Caters. Shoes, &c. of good quality
Boy' and children's Boots and Shoes, Of every
kind. 5-'-o' '>s'
All of the above goods fresh, well made and
will be sold at reasonable prices at .ss5 tl.fI
CHAS. g. MAUR1CE'S.
ae 10 Isl nj
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VIRGINIA WORM KuLER.-Use
this mneh sought attsr Worm Destroyer ~ yos
wsh to I'D yosf ehIldtsa Of Worms vrspassdou )
H8&E So Wl6 D. J. PlcO".
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.TEsT MAIL NE VS..
,so,solk and Portsmouth.

n.,,.,pe.s.ses Of the Dnpsteh'
n,ath Of Richard Woodwsrd-In
s Z ...,ry Statement--Dr. Cpsh"r-1he Or
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A GOOD TAILOR can fnd conafont
"A emIloyment BY applyias 70 he ssbeevISsf &
Cor donsville, We. WH 81 Wx63N
- N-ets.5 ssssga5sg 8 sAs i x.6a.s g.ss -
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: sale # Real Estate by srasr Of Court.

o. sssurasy sss l0th oi govsmbss seat, 1855, be
tsssa DE hoafu 81 10 eel0ck A. n. snd focses r. n
81 he deor q he Coa Hoase n Caro- ions sUho, si
b sosa . he kighs~t bddsf he oiowing rsai Esais
e the properly of 1seob Esahart deceased lyiag b
Cared ooaniy 0hio 10 STR Ths North E4st qaaFtsF Of
session nine (s II ToWaship iourtesn lI4l of Rangs
sx (el fSks late reddshcs Of Deeeasedl containing
is4 acres more o. less suhsss 10 the Dover Estzis
Of Kzabeth EsshaHt widow of Jacob Ey0rhAt, set Of
by messs aad bousds appraised at 5000.
Also de EAsi bali q be Sosth EAst quarter, Of Bee.
lion eight (sl n To~nstip iOurtssns (l4l d Range
IA, (sl containing 81 see more q ss& aPpfsssd af
81 500.
Also, de wess half Of DE South vest quarter Of
Section two Cd IN township loaFtesn. (i4l Of Range
six (el contaisiBg 81 acres more lee. Appraised
nt e 600 hese tee &st described tracts ks al iaing
sach ohsr and al the shove property les in The Ein
Hy Of Topss mil, and d vgy valuable.
Also. Tovn "a No. t4Ol on The main Street. n Car
rolton uith the inpFOvensnu, la good irsms hoase
and other buldingsl appraised At ei0O.l
Also 0utots HumbeFed three 4 six, g. 81 In Rhz-
abeth Croxt0ns addition Of 0afos 10 The t0wa q Car
rolton which lots lie together and contain acre
each more o. les and appraised at esq., 50, each Ot
Terms Of sale one third IN band end balance Ia two
equal Annusl instruments eth interest FROM day Of sala
ecuF ed By mortgage % ths premises
JOHN GREGG, Administrator Of
JACOB ETERHART, Deed.
Oct, II 1855, ~, pr fee, $500.
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The board of School Examiners tor Carroll county
will hold meetings for the ex4mina ton OF Teachers,
the following times for the year ls55:-On the End
Wednesday of every month throughout the ear and al
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ToucnINo EXHIBITION OF GRATruDE.--One
OF the Philadelphia papers relates the following
Of a Gcrman..girl named Mary skellinski, who
was placed on trial on Monday, for the sum Of
hundred dollars She was defended by Wm.
H. Martin Esq. The defendant was acquitted
and late in the afternoon Of Monday, when the
Jury had rendered a verdict Of mot guilty in
manner and form as indicated" while the
court house was crowded with spectators for
getful of every feeling but Joy at her release
and gratitude to her defender, she astonished
Mr., Martin. the court, the bar and the lockers
on, by such an effectionate embrace and such
a kiss as was distinctly heard throughout the
court room. Mr., NJ. was rather taken abacE
by this novel fee, but he submitted with the
best grace possible. The tears streamed dowr
the face of the poor girl as she left the room
grateful for the defence which had been made
in ber behalf, and regardless of the remarks e
cied by her novel mode Of eyincing hesgra t
tude.
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GRAHAM's MAeAztNE.-The new volume Of
this unrivaled American Monthly. commences
with January 1855. We this week insert the
Prospectus, which promises fair for the coming
year, and we are confident those promises will
not fail Choice reading matter. steel and
wood engraviugs. and music fill the pages Of
this Magazine. Nov is the time to subscribe
replensh your re-tables for tie coming
year-and if you prize good magazine. don't
overlook Graham.
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WESTERN EXCHANGE. This hotel, which has
for the past thirteen years been owned and
kept by Mr.. R. H. Leggett, recently chan
ged hands, as we noticed few weeks since
Mr.. George X. Mecaskey, of Palermo, in this
county. is the successor of Mr.. Leggett' and
has been occupying the House since the 9th ct
last month, in whom The public will 6nd
gentlemanly landlord.
Mr.. Leggett and family left this place on
Thursday morning last. for Fairfield, Jefferson
county. Iowa, where he will resume his former
occupation the public. Our
best wishes go with Mr.. Leggett and family
hoping their new home may be to them a
pleasant one-and may prosperity ever attend
them.
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Had the campaign been confined wholly to
the Know Nothing issue, as we intended and
desired. we should have been able to record a
grand triumph of the Democracy of Ohio
Ohio Statesman.
Here's confession. What was to become
ofthe great questions which were To determine
the future character Ofthe Government-wheth-
er it should be administered under the CoDsti.
tuition, or over and above the Constitution
whether it should be Republican or Aristo
cratic?
But, instead. The Statesman says Had ths
campaign been confined wholly TO the Know
Nothing issue--I But it wasn't. and be
was not a wise man or shrewd politician VIII,
supposed it could Therefore there was ne
triumph to record, A confession-of weak
ness. 10. s. Journal. ,.
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The RAINBOW. We refer our readers 20 the
advertisement under the head of Scientific ln'
formation for the whole World The. Rainbow
is published monthly, containing useful table
of pre- calculations for the atmospheric changes
of the coming month, with their effects on the
health. feelings, humors, &c, based upon the
discovery Of The physical laws and harmony o.
electrical action pervading the solar system
BY DR.. Chapman.
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DEvoS CALF.--On last Tuesday, Mr.. Dan
iel Rinehart exhibited bis Devon calf in town.
This fine animal is about eighteen months
old and weighs Oo5 pounds. He has all the
points Of an excellent calf His figure will
attract the attention of any competent judge
of good cattle--exhbtirg full Development
of muscle and Just proportion Of parIs,so pecu
liar TO that superior class. We are assured
that for size and symmetry, this calf cannot be
beat by any in the county OF like age.
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GRKAr EXCITEMENT. We have the pleasure
this week. of informing our readers that the
store. room In the McCOOk House, which has
been for so long closed, is no longer SO. The
curiosites there exhibited draw crowds to this
once much irequented corner, insomuch that il
makes CarrOllton look as though she were re-
newing her youth. Every nice thing under
the sun. almost, can be seen at John NJ. Ly-
lies Miscellaneous Store. Read hic advertise
ment, then go and see for yourselves.
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PROM EUROPE.
[3y Telegraph 70 The Cleveland Leader. ]
ARRIVAL OF TIE BALTIC.

NKw YoRK. NoE. ;.
Liverpool dates are 10 the afternoon Of Sat
urday the Goth ult.
Al The ensuing conference, Denmark will
propose that The Sound Dues be CAPT taliEed
for The purpose Of exemption.
The greatest alarm bad been created 10 COM
mercial circles In regard 10 the increased rates
Of the Bank Of England. inasmuch as these
rates are higher than those which preceded
the panic Of Is4T.
An immense suspension OF The restriction
clause Of Peel's Bank Bill, and an issue Of
some kind of2speF money Is called for.
Messrs. DenBiston k Co.'S circular, dated
Liverpool 18th, says: IN breadstufs there has
been 40 active market all the week, and prices
bave further advanced Sd in wheat or q per
Dbl on -four. e Sd on yellow and mixed Indian
corn; Westerncanal -four. 43s:ohio do I4,945s,
BY Houses Line.
New YoRK, Nov. ;.
The Allies organized eoneenIrie advance
from Eupatoria and other points, with orders
to c ut of and surround Russian forces.
Klnburn, at the mouth of the Dnieper, cap
tured by the allies.
Lamar and Phangeri in Stralls Of Kertsch de-
str Dyed.
Advanced post of the allies within 81
leagues Of Backchia Seri.
Russians retiring LprAndi; intending to de-
iend line of Belbec,
North SevastOpOl surrounded BY new Rus
sian Notifications.
Russians attacked Kars on the 29th bu
were repuIsed with immense lOss--some says
4U0O
Kinburn was captured by the allies on th'
l7th ult.
Nothing new in the crimea.
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REoovERNa.- is gradually re-
covering from bis perplexity Occasioned by an
unprecedented;arrivsl of Ready Mace Clothing
at his grand emporium, at Meister's corner, BY
rapid sales He hopes by next week, no pre-
venting providence to be able to furnish US q
re cipe for such calamides--an advertisement.
HO, all ye ragged and naked, go to Shwaback,
ers' and be ye clothed.
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Whether Chase was a Know Nothing or
not, is a question of little Importance. But
that he was elected by fusion of Know n 9TH
ings, Freesoilers and other fanatical traitors,
admits of easy demonstration. .'-Richmou d
IVA. Enquirer.
Very patriotic and conciliatory. Can the
South wonder that Northern Freemen are los
ing their patience little when such oPpro-
brious epithets as traitors are applied to a ma
iority of the citizens of the Free States by
Shareholders? fsuch language as that quoted
above possessed any sense, OF served to convey
any meaning beyond that of abuse after The
manner of low fellow, it might deserve some
farther notice. AS it is, it is sufficient to call
attention to it. and let it pass.-[O. S. Journ-
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