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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-02-14
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CALEEA 70 MINERALPoIgT.

'----l'A - Mf-NE--sAIl III /.
.'tt tor late of lHe Ptstteyiiie Hofel,) bas taker
III lati contract as above, TO wit: Leaves taiera
FL. tHnesaay and Friday, for Mir. -ts Point by
'.F htgSiBgs- e n.oB- Elk & rove and P!a-tevilia
caves Mineral POeaL n same places Tue
-s.aF and Saturday OF each week. Also o ~
n #rsect 1t Pia5tevi1e from Gliena lly WY ~
"..an- same days. Ample accOmrnn aa-iuus Tor
- s--s, sud great csTe taken 90 avoid accident
-'-A-@es P-ompuy attended 20. Charges relscua
e. also inform his e-iends ard The travelling
IL L ------.-- L.. =. .-----a !.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-02-14
E8ESEE OYSTERS.

y aCEIVING by Express. and surrf5
5 \ 4 : On hand in Ice. Families, Hotels. Sa-
Y Se .@.-s- and Eating Houses supplied IT al
--les- GEO. ". COBB
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-02-14
Clothing,

81 assorted clored and quality Goats,
= palrs assorted Cashmere and sattinet Pants,
- escorted ug=.ftty aud csslor.G ' sEts,
led flannel and s.nped shirts, & , &C, sc.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-02-14
Roots 81 shoes,

a. eases men apd boy's coarse Boots,
a" cat do
10 - kp DO
- - bows co8rss and me do
- - women and Hissc's coarse and fne Bootees
II y chHtT 3 assorted Boots and shoes
70 "oGl be Useless Go cnuaaerate more.
knows KEEP to ie aud best velected stock % Bo
ana @h"es'H Western Wisconsin, and purchase direct
iTofa Ehe manufacturers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-12
LAtESI Mali, NE W.
1MposTaNrFRoN SOUR AsERic.

IMPORTANT FROM 81 Urn AMERICA
The Cslso Foreign News" OF Jan'ry :, furnishes
sleugthy sccount of decisive battle fought at Che.
rios OF the s.h, between the Revolutionary army
under @ aers' Castillo and the Government forces
commanded by President Echineque, resulting In
The complete defeat and route of the latter. lmme-
Lately after the engagement commenced, two bat
t.lf,ns of the Government troops went over To the
Reyo,uti nists su3 shortly after, rchnequs's army
broke and fed preeipitstely from the fela The
Newssays
DER psastus, Col Cavrsnzs, and several other o f
.,,.ts az the Government army, were killed. II 10
sls, rer orted that Col. Monies, Col Duenss. Major
9sreiss and six other officers In the Revolutionary
srn1v were kilied Col La Puerts is severely wound
81 and Generals Castillo and San Roman received
slight injury.
President Fehineaue with small cavalry escort
sac -ee6ed 10 Yesohing Lima, and placed himself UNI
ser the protection of Mr. Sullivan, the English
Minister where he still remains. Gen Ffzet es-
,apsi TO this city ana embarked on board the Ans
mss steam ffigate.
TIE battle began st o'clock in the morning, and,
stInA NJ the victorious reyoiuttonists matched in
90 Lima. force was dispatched during the day, to
capture the Castle OF Cailso aud though sn obstinate
resistance was Anticipated It's defenders considering
discretion the better part Of valoT, surrendered with
out hlug shot Thus ended another OF the many
Revolutionary dramas enacted in the South Ameri-
can Ststes The News, of course, speaks in high
terms Of She neb'e qualities ana patriotism OF the
successful General, Castillo shock OF sn earth
Quake felt a. Callsa the day after the place
psssei into the hands of the new government
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-12

NokI CAROLINA The two houses of the North
osrohna Legislature have resolved to adjourn on
Wednesday next
ne Dill providing for railroad from Beaufort, by
way OF Clinton, Warsaw and Fayetteville, to the
OAi heds Ia Chatham was rejected its third read
~ 10 the Commons. on Wednesday last.
me bil' Tor the western and eastern extensions
OF tbs North Carolina raroad-the bill for railroad
from Wilmington to Charlotte, and the French Broad
Nslifosd bill have been finally passed into laws
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-12

On Friday afternoon last, Walter r. Giles and
Ihona. J. Everett entered public house in Bslti.
more, when the latter picked up old gun, and
7upposing it to be unloaded, placed upon the tube
cap and, pointing it towards Giles, called out to him
IN playful manner to look out or he would shoot
him Giles replied to him to shoot if ne could, but
that the gan had no load in. Upon this, Everett
pulled the trigger and the gun being charged with
powder and ball, went Oft infcting injuries upon
Giles which it feared would prove fatal,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-12
NEW BOOK BINDERY.

III BROAD STREET, RICHMOND, VA.
WE have now open in connection with
w our Book and Stationery Establishment, q
BlNDEkY, and have employed the best " orkn1en
TO be Esds and we now prepared to execute Bind.
ing in M lslin, Parchment Turkey, Morocco Russia,
Calf Velvet aad all kinds of Fancy Work; also Cigar
Cases, Porte Monnaies. Jewellers Trays, &c.
Hat Tips aad Boot-makers Labels in cold o. s.lvs.
Leather, manufactured at the shortest notice
Blank Books ruled and made to any pattern.
We are al6o prepared to Emboss and Gid Muslin
work for Publishers at low prices.
As the end OF the year is at hand, persons having
send them in and have them bound and thns nrs
served in en- attractive and permanent form
dc 10 HAROLD L MURRAY
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IRON AND STEELE

IRON AND STEEL-EDWIN WOR-
Il THAN Il CO. have for sale
$50 tons Tredegsr English refined Swedes and ham
mered iron.
Also1Russia and English Sheet Iron, Nail Rods
Plough Plates &c.
tons Nay or's Cast and Shear German English and
American Blistered Steel
rs boxes Tin Plate, spelter; Bar Lead, &c.
ia %
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-12

Non. Lyman Trumbull, lately elected U. s. Soma
lof from Illinois, to succeed Gen. Shields is an anti.
Nebraska democrat He is the representative elect
rom the Eighth Congressional district to the next
h0u'e OF Representatives. OF course he will esisu
his seat in the House
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-12

pOOkS-At the
- EXCHANGE BOOKSTORE
Party Leaders; by Bsldwin-$l
Avilion, and other Tales; by the author of the
Olives-50c.
Pastors Sketches, or Conversations with Anx-
ious Enquirers respecting the Way of Salvation by
Ichabod 8. Spencer. D. D.. Pastor of Second Presby-
terrain Church, Brooklyn, L. LIST and I'd series
s. Is.
Memoirs of Napoleon, his Court and Family; by
the Duchess D'Abraptes; vols.-$4.
Tenth Grattan-Sf cash.
Wikoh's Courtship-cloth 81 IS; paper ST..
Virginia Comedians; by Lawyer OF this CITY; 2
vols-paper ST. cloth 81 so.
Parish and OF her Pencilings; by Kirwan-75c.
Southsde View of Slavery; by Adams-75c
Ruth Hall; by Fanny Fern-$l.25.
For sale by GEO. M WEST
N B. have also for sale the BEST selected stock OF
Comic and Sentimental VALENTINES ever offered
for sale in this city.
e. Orders promptly attended to. fe le-2t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-12

&C DevefeauI, of Hancock county, Ga was shot
with pistol by Obadiah Arnold, at his liquor shop
On Tuesday last. Devereaux lived but few min
ptes after the shot took effect. They were own
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-12

EXPLOSION OF a BOILER One person killed
md three others injured On Wednesday after
copper boiler in the kitchen of the residence
Of Mr.. Samuel Way, in RoXbury, Mass exploded
Three servants Of Mr.. Way were in the kitchen at
the time-Catharine Gennon, aged 29, who was
severely injured that she lived but short time
Catharue Kelly, who was badly scaided but will
probably survive and Margaret Bremahan, ,irl
about 10 years old, who was scalded considerably,
nut not dangerously.
Mrs Way was in the room directly over the
kitchen, and narrowly escaped with her lite. The
floor Of the room was torn up, and Mrs. Way
thrown across the room with great violence. A
marble table in the room was dashed against the
wall and broken In fragments. A door which was
ajar at the time was taken from its hinges and
partly forced through the ceiling above from which
position it fell near where Mrs. Way was thrown
10 the kitchen all the doors and windows were
flown completely out, and the range entirely de-
moished. The boor supplied with water
from cstern in the upper room, the leading pipe
from which is supposed to have been frozen up the
night before, thus stopping the supply, hence the
explosion.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-12

The Charleston (kanawha) Republican estimates
the loss by the late fire IN that place at Sl2 O0O
The citizens are getting Up subscription to get
new engine.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-12

senator Wilson left Boston for Washington on
Hofsdsy last and addressed an anti-ssyely dslsgs
''0n assembled co greet him at Worcester
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-12

ALBANY, Feb. 9-Phelps. the murderer of his wife
who was to have been executed in this city to-day
has been respted for ten days.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-12
NORBORNE NORTON s co
DEALERS Ii

DEALERS In
IMPORTED D. DOMESTIC CIGARS,
DEG leave to inform their friends and the
- public generally, that they have taken the store
No. 164 Main st immediately opposite the American
hand choice selection of the fnest CT GARS, SMO-
KING and CHEWING TOBACCO, PIPES, PIPE
STEMS, SNUFF, &c-, &c. 1dlm&w3m*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-12

Mr.. FAULENER's ExPLANATIoN.-ln our tele.
graph from Washington, dated Friday, it was an
uuunced that Mr.. FAULKNER, in the House of Rep
representatives. that day, had explained hi, vote
against the suspe usion of the rules fer the ntroduc
ton OF certain resolutions proposed by MI Witte Of
Pennsylvania, against religious intolerance and Sc
erst political assacisions Mr.. F. declared that the
condition Of the business of the country, in Con.
srsss was such IS to admit CT no waste of time
Ths resolutions in question proposing no legislation,
and being merely decaratory of individual opinion.
hs could vote for their introduction their dis
cussion would be only waste of time for good
la concluding his explanation, he said
II do not yield to any member of this body in nv
frm determination to maintain the rights of con-
science and the invioisbty of the great principles
of religious freedom | am not, have beea
and never pect TO be member of any secret OATH
bound political association claim communion with
hut political organization, and that is the great
national Democratic party OF this countrY-a party
that bgs shown ITSELF after the most ample expert
ence broad enough to embrace all the vast interests
of liberty and humanity, and strong enough TO ND
hold by it. firm and conservative grasp, the consti-
tuition Of my country and union OF these Statesn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-12

NEW AND SPLENDID STOCK OF
IN FRENCH, ENGLISH AND AMERICAN
FANCY GOODS Now opening at the Ladies 'City
Cash Store, nearly opposite Exchange Bank, Rich
Embroideries, at all prices; Splendid Plaid Striped
Brocade Silks; French Printed De LANES, very
cheap; Bsrage De LANES. at all prices Lace Collars,
Sleeves and Chimzetts so boxes Bonnet and Sash
Ribbons-besides many other goods, suited to the
present and early Spring sales.
The ladies most respectfully invited to call and
ses them fe6 C. A. GWATKIN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-12

ONE PRICE JEWELRY STORE, No.
~ 75t Main street We have just received a few
very superior Gold Watches, Lever construction
COMPENSATION Balance full and extra je~elled with
fine Rubies, made expressly for by Z. d johnson,
of London. We also have the movements of the
same kind of Watches. which will have cased in
any style to order. These Watches, are sure,
will give entire satisfaction.
We also have ON hand a general assortment OF
other fine Gold and Silver Watches, and some that
are less costly.
HOLIDAY PRESENTS-A fresh supply of Dia-
mond Breastpin Diamond Rings and q variety OF
other fine Jewelry, suitable for Holiday and Wed.
ding Gifts MYERS & JANKE,
de 20 Sign of the Illuminated Clock.
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SUFFERING, STARVATION AND DEATH.
From the Pittsburgh Gazette, Of 9Th.

FROM tne ba1Stbes Nl ptu.l
4 few days sgo we mentioned sad Of dest-
tutiou which hsd come TO light in Allegheny. The
fs,ts are these
-Four families consisting Of four mon, f"ar women
ana thirteen children, left Germany for the New
World Ga the voyage two OF the women died. On
.andiue in New Hork portion 81 the sfge party OF
emisrants On the ship were sent back ss paupers.-
The four families, having small amount OF money,
were allowed to land. Having acauaItances in this
region they determined to reach Pittsburgh
During their Journey hither, they had . scanty
SIMPLY Of food and clothing altogether Insufficient
for The jnelemeney of the season The emisrant cars
were oentimes poorly heated, and in changing from
enc iyzn 10 smother they were frequently compell-
ed 10 stand shvsIng the frosty air for houls like
SO many beasts. The women, we are Informed, had
neither coaks shawis or upderskrts 1t is not won
derfu therefore that when they arrived at this city
they were all sick, half naked and half starved
Their acQuaintsnces. who were sIso extremely poo-
received them into their houses in Alleg hany where
ne ladies' @ the benevolent society found them.
The children were the most severely affected hy
the sufferinss which they had undergone. Theii
heads swelled TO twice their natural size and
4 was st first thought they were attacked by the
measles. IL proved however to be an etuptive dis
.ase caused solely By cold and starvation Their
limbs were frost bitten and there they lay in sgony
upon the door, without clet hing, food, bedding oil
fuaI The III en- were also grooming with pain having
denied themselves food in order to divide " hat NOR
sci they had among their children. The women
we're suffering terribly, too-their breasts and shout
Sers heiuR perfectly raw and bleeding with The in.
tause frost In this condition the ladies referred to
found them. Every effort IN their power was made
70 relieve them. Physicians were called, bedding
clothing food and fuel obtained. and rented
where they would be comfortable.
The services of proper attendants were also pro
cured But delicate forms of the little sufferers
had experienced TOO severe shock On Sundsy the
95tb two of them were buried Another day of last
week saw two mora laid iu the silent grave Thanks
10 the exertors of the physicians and others, the
rest have been spared and are now IN q fair way oil
recovery-except one of the men, who seems most
heroically have deprived himse of food during
his Journey from New York, in order to supply the
wants Of his little ones He has been taken to The
Western Pennsylvania hospital but his recovery il
doubtful
The remaining nine children have been adopted
bv different German families residing in the neigh
borhood. We did not learn what disposition has
been made of the other ADULTS.
Such is the story of these families of paupers
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-12

I'VE "SsowED Up" TRAINs-A passenger ar
,seG st Pittsb9rs on Monday, after journey of two
showed up" trains on the Central IIjinoi. rosd
Taieh fof SIX days and nights never moved an ineh
ne hnaliy got on BY hiring sled, and reports bayns
for. eS' S'Hiiottopiy PioVioed
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-12

CINCINNATI, Feb 8-The first conviction under
the State Liquor Law took place to-day in the Court
of Common Pleas The defendant was sentenced to
pay fine of $50 and be imprisoned twenty days
Judge Parker said the law would be fully carried
out.
A prohibitory liquor law, similar TO the original
Maine sw, has passed the Indiana Senate and it is
said will pass the House.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-12

PRICES REDUCED.
RICHMOND EXCELSIOR WORKS,
CORNER OF SEVENTH AND MAIN Sis
THE subscriber takes pleasure in ann0uns
i cling to the public that his FLAMING and SAW
MILL is now in complete order.
Having recently incurred an expense ofseveral hum
dred dollars In reftting and perfectng his Machinery
for Planning, Saving, and Tongueng and Growing all
kinds of Boards aud Plank, he 10 now enabled to OK
eeute superior work. ut greatly reduced prices.
call from those In want respectfully solicited.
de 9-ts WILLIAM FORBES.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-12
REMOVAL.

HOUSE, SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTING.
THE Subscribers have removed their
Il PAINTING ESTABLISHMENT to the new
house erected by them Broad street doors shove
the Theatre and nearly opposite their old stand,
where they will be better prepared to serve their
age. Terms accommodating.
fe 8-dlm* L. 4 D. MAULE,
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10 Cts

DRIME GROCERIES,
l. 800 Bags Rio
200 do Lsguayra trouurC
so do Java fSOfPIG
so do Maracabo
$50 Bills Crushed and Powdered
$50 do Stuart's &c" Il
100 do ~ Y" and Stuart's "Clari. SUGARS
fed "A" and "R"
so Boxes Loaf
$50 Boxes Adamsntine. Mitchelps} CANDLES
and Sperm }oANDAAS
200 Packages Green and Black TEAS
200 Bags SHOT
1000 Lbs LEAD
1000 Kegs Old Dominion NAILS, assorted sizes
100 Polished GRIND STONES
eco Sides Sole LEATHER
1000 Kegs Sup Carb SODA
90 Bags GINGER, PEPPER and PIMENTO
50 Bbls new crop N o MOLASSES
5O half bbis do do
so Hhds N 0 SUGAR
so Bbls new No SMACKEREL
Cigars, Bed Cords, Pillow Lines, Wrapping Paper,
Shoe Tacks. Candewiek, Cotton Twine Batting l. c.;
received and for sale by
ia 29-ts TINSLEY, TARDY & co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-12

A DEMONSTRATORS SALE.-I will
IA expose to sale, at public suction, on WT9DNES.
DAY. the 21st day OF February, 1855. con- .mencing
at II o'clock, at Laurel spIins, In Hsnrcs county,
Perishsble Property thereon. combating OF House
hold and Kitchen Furniture. Farming Utensils Of
eyery kind Horses, Cows Hogs. and CEor,s Of Corn
Fodder and Shuckas carpsntsr1 Tools, Sse
Terms made known ON day sale.
+ JAS. II. GRANT
70 lo--tds Admir- OF DR.. Thos. Z Cor. dse,d.
TANNERS OIL, No. I.-25 66l1. for
= sale oy np ]. }. YRY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-12

~, nENslvE FRAUD IN NEW YoRk.-It In xtat ed
e. mayor Wood is engaged in Investigating an al.
aa5 fraud In which there 10 involved over 800.
Tor alleged that the parties implicated ssiled
Ter. - "'sohy iHHvsntiai Chtfae-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-12

CABANAS-PRIZE MEDAL CIGARS.
~ The Subscriber has just received small lot of
the sbove-named Cigars the most celebrated in the
world.
A splendid Gold Medal was awarded to the manu-.
lecturers of these Cigars for their quality and style
of manufacture, at the Worlds Fair, London, 1851.
The public generally are invited to call and examine
them, as they TO be seen only at
CHARLES RICHARDSON'S
Importer of Havana Cigars,
fe Nod, under the Exchange Hotel.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-12

MOST VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
N1 In THE CITY OF RICHMOND, UNDER
DECREE OF COURT, FOR SALE AT AUCTION
By virtue of decree of the Circuit Court of the
City of Richmond pronounced on the 18th january
1855, IN the suit of "Christian, assignee against
Clarke &c ,, the undersigned, Sheriff of the City
of Richmond, will proceed to sell at pubic auction,
on the premises, in the order advertised on MON.
DAY. the 26th day of Feb, 1885, if fair, (f not the
next fair day,) commencing at IL O'Clock NJ the fol.
lowing valuable Real Estate in the city of Rich.
mond, viz:
Those two Brick Tenements at the corner of 18th
and franklin streets, now in the occupancy of Mr.
SatteTwhite, fronting SO feet ON 18th street. run,
ming back about go feet to the line of the Masons
Hall
Also, that valuable half acre Lot No. 1873. at tbe
corner of franklin and 18th street, with large
brick dwelling and other buildings thereon now in
the occupancy of Mr.. E. J. Wilson and others.
After which, will be sold that other valuable va
cant half Lot No. $50. at the corner of Grace
and 26th streets.
The foregoing half acre Lots will be divided into
suitable sized Building Lots-e plat of which will be
exhibited at the hour of sac.
TERMs-One-third cash; balance in equal install
ments, at and Il months, for negotiable notes.
Clearing interest from time possession shall be deliv
cred to the purchasers satisfactorily endorssd and
title retained till the whole purchase money shall be
paid. The taxes and insurance for the present year
to be paid by the purchasers
THO. w BOSWELL,
Sheriff of the City of Richmond.
Sale conducted by GoDDIN APPERsoN, Aucts
fe 5-tds
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
By ALEXANDER MOTT -

II i
By ALEXANDER MOTT.
|
COMMISSIONERS SALE or FTP
ia. NIIuhE VIII be sold on TUEeDAY nert
- 10 o,cloct .t my store By order Of he
FURNITURE consisting Of spiendiS sof .ens y
Mahogany Chairs II cane-seat do Noclins AZ :
Sos.ny 49, pair s fsa ;S .s.. "
aeS o Masos.ny and plain wsshst.sds Haho-
,ALSo-A large lot China and Glassware, smbra-
cling the usual variety.
ALsO-A large lot Of Kitchen Uteusila
,ALso.one splendid Piano, octaves made BY
Nnan' Clark Co, In perfect orders magnificent
The public is requested to attend a. the Furniture
'' iss ALEX iII MOTT:
CLAyES AT AUCTION, AT AMELIA
-. III COUNT HOUSE, FEB: 22d. 1855 We shall
st Amelia Court House. tCourt day three as valus.
e.e SLAVES as any in Virginia, belongin to Mrs.
Csusns estate, to wit:
NAT about eighteen years of age
MtRY Ah sh about thirty years of age; and
Lhese Slaves were raised by Mrs. Patty Allen,
aate on Amelia county, and are sold for q division
amonest the legstees of Mrs. Cousins under a de-
cree OF Amelia County Court.
p.t.,., JAMES Is y; Dos Ssss1S' conn..'s.
end bill to u.s. ' u''' anu
BY DAVENPORT, ALLEN & CO
GROCERIES, go, AT AUCTION
~ On THURSDAY, 18th Feb, we will sell ar IN
o.ocA, at our auction store, assortment of Gro.
ceries, viz: - wv
Coffee Sugars
Rio, Java and Maricaibo Coffee
Green and Black Teas
Recti6ed Whisky: N Z. Rum
FRENCH Brandy; Sherry Wine
Soaps Candles; Window Glass
syrup; Wrapping Paper Irvine
Raisins; Figs; Tobacco, &c, &c.
crsd;t r. onaer SIoo cash; $lO0 and over, months
fs 9 bAvENfPoRsr, ALLEN CO, Auo...
BY KENT, PAINE & KENT.
CARGO SALE OF SUGAR AND MO-
~ LAsSEs AT CTION.-On TUESDAY.
the 18th instant, commencing at 10 O'Clock. at the
lover shed on the Dock we will sell the cargo of
sehr. John Griffith, from Attakapas La with
zig hhds' Sugar, good to choice.
$50 bbls. Molasses
TERMs-Under 500 cash; over 500 months cred.
~ cHas. r P' WORKMAN co.
sale to be conducted by KENT, PAINE KENT,
AucIioneers.
ADDITIONAL.
VIII be added to the above SALE ths cargo of the
schr. Ottawa, from Cardenas, Cuba with
10 hhds prime Cardsnas Molasses.
IL tierces do do do
Terms as above.
xruu p.,s. GHAs. T. WORKMAN & co.
-- NLNI, rAINE AEsT, Aucts. fs Std
NOTICE. will expose to sale at the
~ late residence of Richard Barnes, decd in the
neXt. eli the parshable property therein consistus
o. Househoid and Kitchen Furniture Farming Utsn-
jl!s OF every kind; stock of Horses Cows HOGS aud
Sheep crops Of Corn, Fodder, Oats Shucks, &c.
LUCY ANN BARNES
Adnl'x of Richard Barnes decd
N: b;-Tsrms made known on the day of sails.
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CTORAGE, STORAGE.-The subscri-
~ Der having taken one of the large and commo-
dious Warehouses on Dock, between 2lst and I'D
streets, would inform the Merchants Of Richmond
that he il prepared to take all kinds Of STORAGE
at the customary rates.
He will also attend to MERCHANDISE and PRO-
DUCE BROKERAGE on reasonable terms.
fe Sim J. B. SCLATEH