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. resign the citizen
better r,"nnC:lci 20 the
:la, the journal. ly losing this
ar. GarHc;-i, vii! have II chance OF sur
..,,.. ..iosc lrcjIdices which hor" not a2ains; it
.....rh II. against me. Mr NcCl.nahan i Citi-
s.n iuliy natu:a,r' he iiT-. therefore m absu-
n:. rfrhi ae clear amd n;nih" right a. aUv other
citizen. in d.al with AL fu'r questions. He may
-pcak arai,,, .: IN !avnl ii ANY institution
measure sirhou. presumption. can tell whether
the weather is quite sri;1h" 80 The season and
whea ,!,s wind l. .na!r.iN will know hawL. from
hnndSnw.
hav. % arol"-iaa To- IA readers o: all til. ego.
ism II",y.;." die.Nsf''" myself. 'hc present
"a lion a..ta il n"""-: hr: !! -hsl! r n:Gin.
For the 81 \, nur vsar' e i!s:. .inl oni "f -'-h',
qrh T;fucc myself; rcI-I. a. haze r:Lrd this bark,
The Cii:sr.--:a!is aunCLs! her ":i !hr wide waer-
Of public opinion and Stared her ami!.t all tho
locks Gud shoals .: her frs. vear's voynge-dnshing
rsi,m on y"u NAV gay, arhin-t every Of them;
bm, .ii' after MI only Prove he siaunch scaworthi-
n. = oi the vessel. JOHN MITCHELL
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DEATH OF EX-GOVERNOR MOORHEaJ
CISCI>>,rI. Dec. .l.--EA A.Gov"'rvr MooraCli, {;
died n hs r--!dcnc" IN tgvugty. .-s:
uahi ng,.t IS wears.
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BILL FOR THE RELIEF OF THE OFFICERS
AND SOLDIERS OF Tile LAST WAR

The following bill, for II" relief OF certain officer.
and soldiers OF the army and navy who served IN the
"t 1872, la. been introduced into the IIorse o
Representatives Ly tho Hon. S. a. Smith OF Tpnnas
1t may not be out a: plat" here 10 add that y
National Convention to rrpE,o. the objects ron;oln-
plated in this BILL will be he'll in Washington on the
9Th of January next
Be il enacted &c. Tha; every officer non -com,nis-
,2ped officer, musician, pr !atr of the regular ar
cnmmyc troops, mr. militia, and every officer, nui-
tho niteTed officer, musician, mariner, or marine OF
Gr.a, Britain n navy, who served in the war with
at one or more tcrTed Oh II" 18th dayof June. 1879,
authorized tn receive 'I["H al t"" y"ais, shall hc
in said service arcorn. I" 0n "qu" /" ha full pay
ing IT, any case, the pay Of capnk, INT not exceed.
that every officer. .non-rnnris":Ic nl infantry: and
private mariner or marine, ~ Aforesaid, hu>ic!H
have served rs aforesaid term or terms in tna sii
less than two vcG:s but rn, less than three month
-hnll be authorised 10 aurt saId pension
bearing such proportion 'o tho annuity granted 10 tho
same rank for i service n tw" ycnrs his term o
service bcars the term nlorcsad; said pensions 'o
commence on the fourth dnr q! March, eighteen hun
lrcd and tittv four, Hnd continue for !iic.
! Sec ,. That il any officer. nor-conlmissoncd oil:
Ger, musician, private. uarh'r, marine, wh" scrr
70, in the manner spcsihc III IT," first section Of 'hi'
act, has died, shall hrr'nf;cr III" leaving widow
such widow shall be entitled 20 the zane pension thai
her husband would he cnti. -, II living, under Tins
| act snlI pension ~ comm No On the fourth day n
| March. 1851, if her hus sbn . was then dead: hut il
he was then living, 10 com nee from the day Of hi,
! death, and continue durin. "r widowlood. PrnTi.
ied That second marri;S after the death Of hcI
| husband for whore service claims, shall be- no baT
10 her claim, If she be- ncal N widow At tine time o
| presenting hcr claim.
Sec. 3. That il any pcrsf entitled 10 pens Jon nm
der this shall file clamris - the -arnc during hi
or her LIFETIME, and die durlaa peucnry ui s;iid
claim snch pension. from the nc the right accrued
| To the death of the claimant. br ln,i to tie wi.
dow Of such claimant, il any I'VE and if not, then
| to the surviving child ur rl! n oi such deceased
claimant, or 10 hi- hrr cN" NJ ~ administrator
for the bei,ii. nf the surviy;u l! or children bm
| in no c-r whnr" the pcnS;, ;,rf no. claimed III tho
lifetime "I III" person Originally Untitled thereto shn
the right To snid pension -llN ~ liis ar her DEATH OF
descend To- his or her child H. "r other representa-
| tivrs.
Sec. :. That tho pensions elnnt,! by t- aci shal
DO puyahl" srm-annuay, in thu same manner M pcm
sions under The net entitled "\n not supplementary ID
the for the relief surviving officers and
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THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

BY RITCHIE, PRYOR ~ DUNNATAST.
WM F. RlTCuIE & ROGER A. PRYOR, EDITORS
MONDAY, JANUARY I, 1855.
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NOIICE 10 tktpi
10 1IE cELnII4hs o. ih fE;rtirt, ~ C6NrJE:
s%Gr sr orcy notified ,Is It te Te44e't 0; ::'Ir.'
e. CnehruaIn Executor "i w IN w AZ, -s-s--3-
,.yr ,puopIri tie nr., of !ebfuhy nts ~ 'ry -.
frn NJ tv-, r.,d Court i!~us" iuE T1e"!"so I!-o u
.i.bt. ur d.unEh. nIo.u' The -"!' "'c's-e- 81 -
state OF which time S"d p!a'" y"" tfc !s4'e- y .
1,ycu ,...r n, band Comm, crrr z; Re c:cz'?
Corr, .: C.sra'A Coany '". "a a.! 9.Sf o. yefeah""
IN rnc sea! !,:'i - ~ ,CSc,-...-.
NOTICE 10 CWEDiTJHn
10 THE CREDITORS OF TIE EsE2Lh ~ 80
y. sans, DtCEAarD. iaD ALI "ihL"" |"-.-
vyOC arc h"rcly no..r"d '-s'. :. INC r"fr'i: 9:
y -ims: sduinrlrn:Dr o. John " @ii, Goeeis- (" a
"s s's Io",'s,s n.- 'i4y b.: a., j,v .: .s::-
ne1t at ms oic. Cne,isroet C0u! i!c-.@ !S' ;t.S'
Ing Iroui OF deb. demand, esao', &c .hs. So.
ar his "tta;, which ,!ms Sa4 place Io- A'e
,i:".r under M LarI. =, Com ...or'E o.!s C3,"
ourr Of Chc,:nt,id C.""ty tbs ~ ~; o. - -
"I u!e ssrt IsD,Ss,w ',%' y. V. 7. coGE.LL, -:=:.
GEO at sTUh, irruItni.s - i.Ah, --~-~-
GAHI!tic, bi
s0FslDlN;; Il! tie rnis. Gi tHs l-h.' tet ~. , -.
IA 1lis to lie "OG.:cI. ..I -sdIsfs - u ~e-.
Line snd from .s1g tzpsr:eIte !II-s .tH- - -
law OF Kea:ucky. su rt.o;o :!': - -
g., re,Isi, ~ "a cs ..:l teonsils 70 .Ee atE 2.
The Ps,en,s, and ye: De Ids tuat.G az 'eTI,
Isny ilst aci! AsiitaI2y L'A@-
nn be re:yyered t-e LainSry s:stt hesty itVs'.-~y
rIoynS superior tr,D the ds.eIly 81 s,StIs
10 :n:nala tnhrr!ei women, &c. 80 -----.
----I3II I3II.LiNM DAr IaL.E,
IrTopSEY AZ LAE. YAZOO CITf, NrssIs.FkI.
roNTINuEs practice II me cSsF1. set. q = ss..,
and IL ,hoas CT tsc tth lrdsi.i D:sC'e,,
= ,,. -1n,;ss OF Yazco Madtscn, HJiIef, Lsis., s!3
W,s,,os ,si saniower viii give ss..cs sssE:.o g &C!
iscos Of cairnl psJens Of taIos AID G. T,'
,ti,, IN skar ol tho.e 5ounceB Refers 70 Sec:5e -
PesIs Es, Richncrd; Dr. F. J. Srbkns Stsv,e-. (;
Thos P Knox; Esl, Fsedaz: k.bssS ysssTs @
orssn Il Co., New Cfissns; asssrs- !. Wilde, y: asS
Yasf: Gsa WIN. F. Gordon, Alb, % RE, Va VIZ. =.
esuss, tsq, Washington c.T oT 10y
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\ SnArr MiY.--Ihc la; fmMT,'." .'"'r?H come
20 lis in tho form Of hall sheet; with The following
explanation "l'ls ha!,.-lec; has been got ont" in
haii day. by ">l hand, but h"lt disposed to work,
ana WHO. in the absence of all H.s.tanr' has been
comprir, To in the yarinus capacities NJ editor,
"nmp"sitnr, prrtsmIn, roller hGv folder clerk, &c.
The Junrnal contain, about c"iumm aud italf "l
original matter.
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I>TEREsTISu LrcTrREs.-La-t week y. =. Bald
wu Esq, Of Richmond delivered .eric- oI lecture.
at Unon Hail. Slnuutpn which we're uni, cIEnlly pro-
n"unc"d highly entertaining. Th" la-i lecture
the Spectator says, on Yankee aud Sor.hrrnrr-.'
wa inimitab". GA Monday AMI TUESDAY evenings
the Rev Dr. Baird. distinguished divine, 'Th" ln,
liycl nineteen yrars in Europe. Gah il Mnai"lv ne
,uaintcd with ihe history Of Rrsair rnd turkey, de-
Lv"rcd two lectures at the Presbyterian Church.
5tnulon. in which he gave the history q" tha.e coun
;ssr-.es n vast fund oi innrnA,inn aid l. !sc,urcs
the Spectator SAVE, -Ntr,m' Interesting and
In-Iructivr
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Tar Nrw.Yr,u.-To.dsvw we embark in the vcs

Tar NEw.Ir,E..-To-day wc embark III the rcvs"l
If Iinc, Il v"yus" "fnno;ier v,nr. We hope onr
fr.nd- and readers may have safe. prosperous, aAd
happy voyage. To all who have met with shipwreck
~ disaster n! nny kind the past year. ,h" orcu-
appropriate 20 form resolutions aud plan 10 avoid tile
shoals, rOckn anu storms The present year. II l., too
n htiilmg time for contemplation and reformation on
the part nf travellers uf every class The road of
Time. We have MI habits 10 reform. None of ns.
rrlapa have passed through the last year bhm'l"ra
all respects. "" have no iouh: often done !h"7"
things which ought not L" hive done Let IL DE-
tcrminn to adhere NOR" iraly To tho injunction ,n do
unto Others as we would Il" done by aTh. il God
-IGl spare our live. through the ,rial- and Tempest. II"
the ,w,vr months vuval. which We have to-day
embark pI, will AL land better nmh happier
people.
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ls. peckmsn Street, New York.
For sale hy all tho oooksnil~-s. Oct. 9G--wJM

WIZ J.r.E :EI.--tt the Rules held TOR
n H-,H - the ClerI's Ohoc o said
court c rr..r Deccnbrr 1854:
andre rim.
Again
Nery .. min aud Harcelius pri
On, l,ehs.
Tho obj. a. In decree for the sule
Of tract nd OF Henrico county,
oou,aining t-.. ',y the plaintiff and de-
fendau;s. an ,a . :, proceeds Of sale among the
parties en,!h .urrto
This day ,h plaintiff By John Davis, Esq., his
attorney and cd hs bill against the defendants: and
appearing iron TIE dsvit Of the said Davis That the de.
fendsnt Nascens Gifp is resident OF tha state II
ordered that lie hsr the Clerks Oce aforesaid t
IN" rncs to be hn!de, said county, Monday the 9th
teoruary neS nd do whH, s necessary to protect
nus interest nthiS sum aud that copy OF ihi' order be
published once week four successive weeks, in some
newspaper pubEs1cd IL the cry of Richmond and posted
a. The iron; door Os the iious. this county, the
hrs day "t the ncS tcE of aaid court. CopyTeste
Dec ITI'
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\ f;lrsY RoBHFr.--'rir Stamnt"n Iiuiica"r -lntes
that Tor some weeks past r"v"ral bands nj to.rh"G
Gip,io. hav" been provlns through A"2n.'a an" 'hr
nri.hl"ring couni'-. SOM" "i them visited The
Wnrm :ipvine-. in Bath, nri Will There "r"' %! ;hc
nrmb.r stole Nboui 4i.JD from ""i"rr! nihn nainc'!
Charlca su.nAmrd My,nrl.' l;y ll:m, ot industry
nnd economy Charles had !iana-cd I" nc'umun'"
quito fortune, but, unfortunately for hir III Iir III.
.!a,,rr incraS. I'll rallli iIa- ,:ni-!'H Ia, ten
rn't I" Hr"inlIty nnd superstition" AH:i'-y ""Linn
told him that II Ii" would let hcr hrv" !D ~ sp"c!.
sI- could make ii grow Ia II bushel full Charles pro-
ducrd lhn money; il rrked mp, apparently. III
trunk: III. mwnblrd aud mad, my sirri-
our pn-srs with her hands. nn then lo tn return in
,uur days, during which time th. trunk not 10 b"
opened. Shn d! not appear aSan. aud when III"
trunk opened. il found iu Co.,aH nothing but
piece of head and copper, AZ ns :hn robbery
discovered, Charlr- procure! -"verni rrn,l-nn
"G" IL prrFn' q: the rngrant. On" >; The gentle
ncT in pursuit pissed through SrarLtna irs day
u,>n. bnt the thief ha- not been heard al.
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oht hn l''i''Pi'o' 4
And now, we trust that 81
u word or So, 10 our know.N
Dominion.
We have hitherto volund|
but simply responded 10 th,|
us: but we now r0lunircr thl
friends stand Eym and m'no|
~h'ch they hare adopted. that
idt,0n$ whAtcrcr 'cith any pa;
notIoHS from tier own ranks
cXccptionable and relinbi"
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I>srrcrIoNs or FLOUR Al E'rhInonl i''r tia
second quarter, ending Dec 3l-,, l%'l:
,Sfi BNrr"s Family.
2.9Gi Do Extra Supcrrn".
lS,i!3 DO Sup"rtinr.
2.:iGl Halt Barrels do.
3.iis Barrels Fine.
!l,:3i Do Mdjiiu--.
LEO Do Condemned.
DANL. :. DELAPLANt, Inspector.
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pay be allowed Ia sny
Ling friends in the DID
.ed ,n them no air'c',
,quiri-s propoundrd 10
advice, 10 w!t: that OHr
bIe upon n" PLATFORM
fr.y eater mo no S.y)H-
=; Haths!y MAKE n"hi-
rci"s'cciy. selecting um-
ypfrlp.s as cuut,l,llt..s:
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..A-L-IkLI. t-.Il L AZ L ~ taAI.
NEW YDPT

...., ui Lowell. MSS.
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CITY AND STATE NEWS.

THf forY. GriEu.-'Ihesr young vIrai""rN
reached their home IN Richmond Yesterday morning.
They express Themselves as highly rirnsc, with their
holiday trip !" Baltimore tho hospitality manifesto!
toward. ti,"m all ian!4 and the attentions shown
them III Fredericksburg, Na>lngtnu, Sc. On" cir-
cunstHncewc learn, occurred, w!iir served in great
mcd>urc I" IGa the pleasures OF their excursion One
a.! their number, Mr. William ncltsbv who has been
sick for several w"rS. but hai somewhat recovered,
and joined in the excursion. taken very i'll i'll Bal
tm"lc. SATURDAY,, just before tic departure Of the
company, "n their return. \ committee ui the com.
l.ny left with him 10 attend upon him an!
minister IL his wsuta. i"r. while tr Company
in the Prc-idrnt- li"uec ~ Washington CRY. trlr
grUphic despatch from Their brethren in Ba!i!m"re.
Informed them u! MIR. Dgloshv'a dGmi-r. The Com
pnnv halted in their Journey till :he body brought
IN " n.hInginn, where they received IL M the Depot,
AMI returned 10 Richmond 0m Sunday morning with
their dead conradr, ':h", IL the mi~! o Ihcr retv!-
is where all va, joy and happiness had been styick.
ru down !,y the hand .! death.
The funeral took place Yesterday Ificrnoon. md
attended by IuI. turE-pa: OF TIC inun. Grrrd,
the Od'j-F elbows, and number at friends and ac-
quaintdnces. The deceased was u yolImg man o!
auaDic drporIC1., and a. general avorl:a III The
c:rrc i'll which lie moved 1t wd- udrcI, solemn!
'ccne 10 see thc-" young s1lder Just returned i"ni
y gay and iovou, holiday excursion, with color
Irn!s, marchu. with solemn mgrIc, 10 col.scn Ia the
silent grave on" who few hours pr.virus, WAS par.
iicipa!ng ia oil their pleasures.
Abs, how true arn IL. words OF iiic poet
Lii: i slor aaI time IS ncrt'uy.
AMI our hCrrts, iAOu. tout and brave.
Sill! ike nsu!.!"d drums h.r D"a.ir:
FUNERAL luarcn"s to ii" ,ravr.'
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RoBBERT.-ihe Zaur-viiIe !Ohi0l Aurora sny-:--
"a !rw weeks srca gentleman Wa passing through
ih- State, from Virginia 10 Kentucky with Nv" nrsr"
ana slaves. 4 writ OF hahen4 corpn. taken ont,
sry r"n"ve brouch, before .lulg" Dl"n.: ol Gucrn-
:'s' &c. '',o on The hearing "i IN" cno" "m tho
zen 81 shvr hat the boys free; that cl;i-
Stat" hal no r%h, 10 IN passing 10 another s!ayc
He further dccdrd. the -. sinv vr. into rha, State
10 proceed with their ima-t"T -d no r.f To- ,rc:
hPpoialcd S"h'dieh i"i tI'hI' "ng minors II"
4 nIlLvuL.rIS1.-. rI.r ..r.tur
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- the sanc during hiS
~ peu'lenry "i -;tid
nc the right accrued
! b. lrni'i 10 TIE wi
i've, and if not, then
n oi such deceased
~ ~ administrator,
lid or children : bnt
= no. claimed in the
Untitled thereto shall
" liis Or her death, or
~. Diltpr rpDrpsNutfl-
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ExECUTOR'S SALE OF HOUSEHOLD

E'@ALJG TIOn,,C SsALE UE HUUSEI1VLD
IA FURNITURE, STOCK, CROPS, &c.-Will be
sold, at Wakefield, 1.-THE farm adjoining Mr.. Geo. w.
Doswelrs,) in Hanover county, the residence of the
late Mrs. JUDITH Smith, on THURSDAY, November
after) all the Household and Kitchen Furniture en-
bracing the usual variety of small famly-the beds
and bedding being of superior quality; all the Stock
every description, including several valuable Mich
Cows 2Yearlinss, yoke good Steers, fine Mule, a
beautiful Colt, and number of Hogs in prime order;
together with the crops hand say about 10 stacks
Oats of excellent quality, quantity of long, we'll
filed ears of Corn, Fodder, &c
ALSO-A handsome small Carriage and Harness
that has been but little used of convenient size and
in good ORDER one Road Wagon, well made, with
ming gear, &C.
TERMs-For all sums of $40 and under cash will
be required; for all sums $40 credit of nine
months will be given, bond with approved security
adding interest from the day fsae; but the interest
will be RENTED all the bonds paid punctually
maturity. b. w. RICHARDSON,
Executor of Mrs. Judith Smith, decd.
Rel
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by Larns & Shine.
BY Larus Il shine,

MIGHT SALE. October LIST, ISJ5.-TO.
Y NIGHT, commencing at O'clock we will SELL at
our store, Ne. "A Main street, large assortment of
Staple and Fancy Goods, embracing almost every ar
tcle in the fancy line and suitable for the city and
country trades
ALSO-Wir be offered an extensive stock of Eng
fish Gold Patent Lever Watches; Gold Ankers and
Cylinders; Patent Silver Levers, Anchors and CYL
inders. ifa' EHn}F5
ALSO--A splendid lot of Gold Plated Watches of
all styles together with large stock of Double Barrel
Guns, Pistols, &C.. &c.
Country Merchants would do well to attend these
sales, as great bargains may be expected. Goods
warranted to be represented.
oc 9-ts LARUS & SHINE Aucts
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RUNAWAY.


Brown and Bob purchased of John P. Porter of
Bath county, on LIST October Brown is % years of
age feet inches high stoutly made, slightly bow
legged and dark complexion. Bob is 81 of age
feet 6inches high, black complexion and long bushy
head of hair, with very high forehead Charles was
purchased of VIM. H. McDannard of Bath county, on
lst October; he is 5 feet inches high dark brown
complexion with heavy beard, is so years age well
made and some of his side teeth out.
David bought of J. d. Perkins, attorney for Eli
zabeth Hughes of Fluvanna county, on 9th October;
he is about feet6 inches high, very strong made and
very black complexion, low forehead and has lost
one of his front teeth; about "a years fage
Willis we bought of VIM. B. Brawner of Fauduier
county 18th February last. He is about 10 or 20
years of age stands feet or inches hi gh, is black
badly, and when spoken to he shakes himself parcu-
larly his hands
Lewis belongs to P A. Prindle who purchased him
from John NJ Bolts He is "a % years of age; very
bright complexion, grey eyes flaxen hair has mark
dent his forehead, think the left side; he
stands about feet or 3inches high.
Lee we bought of John P. Ballard, OF the Exchange
Hotel. He is 20 or Fl years of age stands feet
inches high very bright complexion, nearly white:
has light sandy hair s Chilly red and has mousache;
has lost of his side teeth; no is very intelligent
and quick in his movements formerly employed
| waiter in the Exchange Hotel of this city. He
will try to pass himself off for a white man.
We viii pay fifty dollars reward for the apprehen-
sion of either of the above named negroes and con-
hnement in Jail that get them again, will
add all reasonable expenses if delivered to Rich
mond. Or we will pay $500 reward for the apprehen-
sion of either of the aforenaned negroes if taken
of the State of Virginia. JONES X SLATER.
N. B.--The three first named negroes call them
selves Brown Wright, Robert Carter and Charles
Carter.
P.S.-Lee the above named negro, will pass him
self white man, take the other named negroes,
az his servants, TO free State. oc 2o-ts
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DENTAL CARDS.

vJNO HOUS Elk EEPERS .--We have on
Il hand the following very desirable articles for
housekeeping purposes, which will sell at very low
prices:
1o4 Ia, l2-4 and 1874 English Bed Blankets
l04 ia, l2-4 and 1874 Domestic do
Marseilles Quilts,
Linen and Cotton Sheeting,
Pillow Linen and Pillow Cotton,
Plain and Figured Furniture Dimity,
White and coiored Furniture Fringe,
Plain and Figured Oil Cloths,
Damask Table Cloths,
Damask Napkins and Doyies,
Every description of Towelins,
Piano and Table Covers,
French and English Furniture Chintz,
plain and Printed Booking, sc.
PARKER, NIMMO L co,
noI2 143 Eagle Square.
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MAR1NE NEWS.
, oS RICHMOND, NovEspEs IsrH.

~nosT OF RICHMOND, NovEsBEs isrH.
ARRIVED.
u.rerer. whipple, New York, nidse, d. L w.
ferTie- ~. c Williams Baylor, Philadeiphia coal.
r L oassnd, Trew, James River. lumber. Jos R.
Resne- ss.v,yood. Moor, Back River, wheat, HaxnH
stbr shei"
sc. Edwin. Aaron, Norfolk, mdze, w. ID. celqaitt
Sc baltimore, Phelps, Baltimore, susno, schaer
SSsler 1 Co. r;,,he.. James River. wheat. Cant,
sal Il Rent. Reed. coal and plaster, Shields i
ss s;sa Ella, Dawson, james River oats Capt
s sieop Superior, Ram, James River, NJ. Branch
g. SAILED,
..A;n Jamestown, Parrish, New York, mdze.
az Rplxidere. Pritchard Baltimore, mdze.,
.sdIsp71 FIJI Cgei ghtou. Baltimore, light.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-14

D DISSOLUTION.--Th co-partner.
80 ship of LOCKETT & SNELLINGS in the
q Apothecary and Drug Business, is this day dis
- solved by mutual consent. Either partner
will settle up the business of the former concern. Dr.
SNELLINGS will continue the business in his own
and will always keep of the best
DRUGS AND MEDICINES the market affords
Physicians may assured of having their prescrip-
tons carefully put up of the beet articles any hour Of
the day night
Drs LOCKETT AND SNELLINGS will continue
to practice medicine as heretofore, and both
can always be found at their Office Brood street,
Church HiQ, next door to the Presbyterian Church.
M
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-14
BY Richard CauthOrn

DRY GOODS, CLOTHING. HOSIERY,
IL &c, AT AUCTION.-On FRIDAY, 10Th inst,
at 10 o'clock at my store viii sell al auction large
and desirable lot of Dry Goods, Clothing Hosiery,
Suspenders Crayats, Hdkfs, Irish Linens. Checked
Muslins &c no y r. CAUTHORN Auct
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-14
BY f.. IL. Cook & Co.

MIGHT SALES Is E. B. COOK & CO.,
/ No. 10 Main St.--The subscribers will commence
their Night Sales THIS EVENING, Oct 9th, at u
O'Clock, and continus the same every night. They
have on hand great variety of goods suited to such
sales consisting OF large and general assortment of
Witches Jewelry, &c, together with an assortm mt
OF Fancy Articles, Dry Goods, Clothing &C. &c.
Every article sold by warranted to be as repre-.
sented or the money will be refunded
OCT E. B. COOK l. CO, Aucts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-14

ESyya OPENING OF R1as
eM5 WINTER HATS, DC. ~
~ MISS PARKE has Just received Ss9SA
Ss~ from the Northern cities very large ..~k~-sS
Ga handsome assortment of the latest style. of Fall
eld Winter MILLINERY, which she is this day
ytIng for the inspection of her customers and the
Latlesgeneray. These goods having been purche sed
~ cash viii be offered much below the usual prices
A'G hae collection of Hair Braids Fronts and Curtis
eaI 1hadts and prices, all of which she offers at
"A''tsae or retail very low. 3. PARKE.
10 i3-dGt In5 Nan ar
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4 LARGE STOCK OF CLOTHING

Ia LARGE STOCK OF CLOTHING
IN AT ITO MAIN ST. The subscribers call at
w tentiou to the stock of Gents and Children's
-.LA- Clothing introduced this Our goods
are selected with much taste possible, at the
same time made up with much care
pa5e OF, and the styles assorted that mos.
generally suit the various customers enquiring for
goods in our line.
While first great object is to give first stock
our next is TO make the price moderate that
matter how meagre the purse, each person dress
decently, respectfully economically, three consd
eratious which we find quite necessary.
call is respectfully solicited from those wishing
any thing pertaining to genteel wear.
GROSHONG & TUPMAN
no 10 ITO Main street.