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n = REwARD-LOsT on FRIDAY, APRIL 10Th, A
SC nehsir bracelet With gold clasp rpssd xhers & y
finder wf receive The above Iscsyi sJesy,ns tt y w,
penard street,
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ONE OR TWO SINGLE GENTLEMEN CAN BE Ae
eonmodated with partial board and furnished i.
apyate family, by applying at $50 West Twenty
street. between Eighth Ninth avenues No on
the LIST OF May. Terms reasonable
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MADAME MEYERS WILL RENovR, ON THE FIRST
u Of Nay, frcm Ne. Leroy place, TO No. oPposita
WHERE in consequence OF the greater of
she has still for gentlemen
several rooms for ssnti'nsn breakfast olsoi
20 10; dinner at D. Ato, oce
Please inquire OF Nine Meyers, No. Leroy place. till lat si
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DLEASANT ROOMS, CONvENIENTTO WALL STREET
and Fulton ferries, for gentleman and wife, and also
room suitable for gentleman be obtained
Concord street. within eight minutes walk
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BOARD IN BROoKLYN.-TwO OR THREE SINGLE
ID gentlemen obtain board In a family where few
boarders are taken, in pleasant location minutes
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BOARD WANTED-BY PLAIN FAMILY, GENTLE.
- man. wife, two children and servant with two
furnished unfurnshed for four to As ar
rangement will DO temporary only ordinary
will be ACCEPTED Address, with price and location box
100 Post Office. = -
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BOARD IN THE CoUNTRY-oNE OR TWO YOUNG
men would he taken to board in private family where
cation hours ride by railroad steamboa Address
W., box 100 Herald office,
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BOARD IN THE COUNTRY.-THE SUBSCRIBER HAS
leased tie we'll known place called the Woodland Man.
sion tho Hudson river at the Carmanvle depot
she invites the attention desrous se,urny
board with the greatest facilities Of the city, al
of the Hudson Attached to sabng for
gentlemen desirous Of keeping their horses and
there twenty of ground beautifully laid
everything requisite to make IL pleasant rcsdsneo aud
pains will be the who
msy make Woodland Mansion their permanent
home Address box 2,946 Poft Oice N Y, apply at
W Woodland Mansion. Mrs. c. NJ DUSENBERRY.
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BOARD IN THE CoUNTRY-GENTEEL BOARD, FOR
- families CT single gentlemen may be obtained the
Park Bouse in Orange particulars apply on the
premises, OF 81 Maiden lane N. Y.
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DAKLOR AND BEDROOM FURNISHED, TO LET-To
one Or two gentlemen in modern built house. with
gas and bath. Tho house is occupied by small private
family, without children boarder, Apply at No. So
West Twenty fourth street. Reference required
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THE Y. $. OFFICERS IN THE CRIMEA.-Maior
Deiaheld, Major Mordecai, and Capt MeCIenan,
nave encamped on Cathcarts Hill, in some of the
nuts of the SD (British) Regiment at present ali.
Gent on an extensive Reconnaissance in the interior
ten simpson and all the officers of the British
army have been extremely civil and courteous 10
them. and supplied them with horses whereon TO
bastopoL They are still employed in takiug
sketches , OF the Malakoff, Redan, Mamelon, Cen
,tai Bastion. DC. Marshal Pelissier had shown
,I 40 eourtesies whatever, though he had give.
so Inc usual pass for visiting the trenches Of the
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CURIOUS SUIT IN COURT "A curious point of
OF law has just been decided by a county court
judge at Exeter. England. The question was
keep animals whose noise proved serious annoy.
ance to their neighbOrs. IT was shown ON the
part of Mr.. Abraham, that his ncighbor. Mr., Mir.
~, had cock which crowed 80 times in % min
utes. The learned judge thought this was an
amount OF growing which human nature was not
bound to put up with, and awarded to the plaintiff
As damages.
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PAINFUL APPREHENSToN.-The St. Louis Mir
ror, of Thursday evening, says that Mr.. Hughes,
of Virginia, who was emigrating to Kansas arrived
i'll that city on the Sunday before and went ashore
with large sum of money to buy in a stock of
goods. He was afterwards observed in company
witha levee rogue, and has not since been heard
from. 1t is feared that he was murdered. His
family after fruitless search resumed their journey
to Kansas g
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fatal SpoRT-A New York correspondent n,
me Philadelphia Ledger says: A couple of bows
engaged IN pugilistic trial of skill at l6 Do,yino
street, the winner to obtain small sum of ,uonev
pul up by children of larger growth" The affair
took place week ago. Last evening one of the
e'in Oatan;s died. from injuries received ON his 40
iagonist, Hugh Dyer - 'n0 All
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DEATH OF A LITERARY LADY.-Tbe srdda,
a ,i OF Mrs Mary G. Horsford, says the Boston
transcript has cast gloom over literary circles in
cambridge and Boston. The deceased yvas the
S wie o. proI H. N. Horsford, of the Lawrence
.,eientlnc school connected with Hazard Tnivars;.
~. Her poems have been much admired for IN o;
a.y ana eerreet versitieation and for their sinle
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TEXAS LEGIsLArURE-Fron report of the
proceedings in the State Legislature, we gather the
following intelligence: FL.
In the Senate, a resolution has been introduced
instructpg the Congressional delegation TO urge a
treaty with Mexico fer the extraction of slaves es-
Gaping into Mexico from Texas. The following
iamong other) bills have also been introduced: To
incorporate the Texas and New Orleans Telegraph
Company, and to prevent the carrying of conceal
ed weapons In the House, joint resolution in
stIucting the Texas Senators in Congress to vote
against the repeal of the Nebraska act has been
adopted, and a bill accepting the proposition OF
Congress with regard to the payment of the cred
nors of Texas has been introduced.
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MAIL koBBED.-The bag contain i,o A.. .,-a,,-,
man from New York city to Montreal Of tho ,,sh
inst. was found the 2sth, upon the r,a se ~uIh
vermont Central Road, near Burlington. about ,,-s .
mile from the village On examinations I, ~. :"
found that bag had been cut open. twentv ;v. 10.
tiers opened and replaced, and four letters as
shown by the post bill, abs:racted. The remainder
OF the contents was apparently untouched.
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LATER FROM THE PLAINs.-The Salt Lake mail
arrived at Independence, No, on the seth nit. On
the outward trip it reached Fort Kearney on the
l3tl bnt escort not being furnished and the par
ties fearing the dangers of the road it WAS deemed
prudent to return On the 10th snow fell to the
depth of six inches and from that time until its
rival the weather was very unpleasant.
Ir. r. III. Dyer came as passenger. From him
we learn thatit was rulnored that two companies
OF General Harney's command had returned to
Fort Laramie to Winter, and that the remainder
would come to Kearney for the same purpose. The
Sioux Indians had brought into the Fort three OF
four murderers of the mail party, but Col Hoffman
would not receive them unless all were delivered
and the proffers of friendship accordingly re
iected TO
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DECISION OF JUDGE LYscu Fec s,,.s<>,
~, IL Cnfonicie states that MIR. e. r. Haydcn, ~
builder OF that city, who recently went 10 P,or;a
70 erect some buildings for gentleman IN q d.d ia
county bas been expelled by Judge Lynch becansa
tuition 49, -T-- PecuuAr insfi
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w A IL e IL sss
"A THE BEST MINERAL WATER KNOWN
We have now, and will constantly keep on hand,
the Water of the Allegheny Springs in the following
cities Richmond Messrs Purcell, Ladd Co.; Peters
burg. Messrs. Lyon l. Rives; Lynchburg, John H.
Seay-other Druggists in any part of the Union can
CO., Richmond. IS
Tits Water is considered sovereign renedyi in all
of Dyspepsia and will relieve any derang
of the digestive orgens 1t will be found upon trial
worth all other medicines in restoring to healthy and
sound condition the lost tone of the stomach and bow
els, and putting in healthy action the liver
We refer persons wishing to gain farther informa-
ton of the sanitve properties of this Water to the
Messrs John J. London, Robert C. Stanard, Doctor
L. s. Joynes Robt Ridgway, VIM. Semple, Samuel
Rutherford, VIM. H. Haxall. Quinn Word. and DR.. p.
Wthers, VIM. T. Joynes. and Chas. Kent, Peters
burg Dr. Robt. Early C. L. Mosby, H. o. School.
field, Jno Wyatt, Id Gregory, DR.. Jno. Patterson,
VIM 8 Reid, Jr., =. w. Page. and A. B. Rncker,
These Springs will be opened for visitors the ist day
of June next, whenwe will be fully prepared to
ceive all who may wish to use the Water at the foam
tain. ss
no eI-dts JNo. w. HOLT SONS.
STEAHI SAW AND PL A Nj I: MILL,
~ CORN AND PLASTER MILL, &C. IN STAUN-
TON, VA, FOR SALE OR L EASE Engine Is
horse power; Saw.Carriage 40 feet long; Circular
Saw blades-one 50, the other IS inches; Woods-
worth's Planning. Tongueing and Growing Machine,
with the Patent for Augusta county; Of Noye's 81
double geared MILL for Corn and Plaster; Piester
Crusher; Hosting Jack small Circular Saws, for
Laths, etc. The whole is in complete ORDER and not
yetl8 months old.
The Lot fronts about 200 feet on one of the main
streets of Staunton, and about $50 feet back
rum. Buildings sufficient to accommodate several
families.
ANY part of the purchase money which the pur-
chaser can secure to my entire satisfaction, may re-
main unpaid for number of years, provided the in
terest is paid regularly.
Address DR. J. c. NJ. MERILLAT,
no 2S-dfms 49, f'EF COZ Stanton Va
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ExPLosIoS.-A wagon load of powder exploded
ut Hazardville CT. last Thursday. OF the team
ster VIII was driving, only the upper part of the
skull has been found ard two horses attached TO the
wagon were insta atty killed. one being thrown for
~ and the other nearly sixty rods.
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HATS, CAPS, SHOES, &c.

= a., NEW STOCK OF FALL. su
sSGOODs-HENRY w. QUARLES, E!l
DEALER IN HATS, CAPS, Doors, -
SHOES, TRUNKS, &C., respectfully begs leave to an
the public that he is prepared to offer
to the public one of the most commanding stocks in
his line ever offered in this city. His stock is
complete, and he asks the attention of city and
try dealers with the that his prices shall be
satisfactory So Its
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DRY GOODS. CLoTHING 70

Oh4 GOSDS. CIOTHlNG &c
IN STORE AriD FOR SALE AZ VERY
| Low PRICES
81 and ~ Brown Sheetings
Oznaburgs; Bleached Sheetings and Shirtin,,
Bed, Negro, Horse and Foot Blaukats
Wadding and Bats
kentucky Jeans Tweeds; Satinets
Casslmeres of all kinds
Black and coored Broad Cloths
window iellands; Oil Cloths and Piano Covs,,
Linseys; Bed Ticks; Fustiasls and Corduroys
neavy country-wove Jeans and full I,inssvs
English Negro Cloths, Kerseys and 81 Plattius,
Snake Skin Vestings
Haencie, Velvet and Satin Vestings i. 81.
Gaps, Hoods, Rigoettes end Sleeves
puck Gloves, Hosiery and Spool Cottons
Prints, Silks and Merinos
nhawjs, Canbrics and Curtains ttF
Embroideries-English, French Scotch and Irish
ihe largest stock of Brussels Carpets in the Com.
monwealth :. 80
Velvet Carpets; Ingram do -..r-s-.- -.
Druggets; Crumb Cloths and RUGS ....
Apecas of all styles - =
Brown Hollands Sileceas
hand. .r - - oie goods just 70
ON CONSIGNMENT: -A-s-r +
bonsacKs Negro Jeans; Charlottesvj Ia J..n. a. 7.
Cottons and full assortment IF MsL, -,
brated six-Cerd Spools Vi DiSA eoio
:, long line OF Ladies' PRINTED N'.ouseInea Tn closs
the invoices, IN quantities to suit iurchasers
------- 1.s '-- ID. III. LONDON
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w NkW YORK TAxEs.--The Comptroller Of Nav
a., Guy has submitted 10 the Common Co..,
ms estimates for the expenses Of the cty sor sa
lne tax levy, exclusive of the receipts fro,
sss ns o. revenue s6475 600 an increase OF
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s. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. n

g. GREAT THE KU
HPHICE OF BOOTS AND HATS.-FroIn Eli
Is to 20 per cent saved by buying from -
Moleskin Hats best quality. 50
Moleskin Hats, second quality. 90
Fashionable Silk Hats. 5G
Tine I,sltskin Sawed Boots ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 80
Congress Gutter Boots. -
fine Callskin Seped Shoes. Us
J. H. ANTHONY has made arrangements with Oae
of the best makers the city of Philadelphia tic sup
Div him with handsome and substantial CaltA&ig
sewed BooT, which he will sell at the unprecedented
low price OF $3.50. DC lo-dScly
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Sc OPENING OF MN
FALL MILLINERY Nv
~ Ar Mrs. DellelnlaD,A o{0

w Cheap Millinery and Fancy Store,
On Main Street, between 18th and 18th Streets
Having inst returned from New York, Mrs d. has
opened large and handsome assortment Of fashions
Bile fancy and plain Velvet Bonnes, dark and fancy
Strawa Paris Feathers and Flowers, Hair Dresses
Caps, and great variety of Ribbons and Embroideries
Goods; all of which will be sold at the lowest New
BONNETs, CAPS AND HAIR DRESSES made
to order. Also, Bonnets quilted for Ladies' and Chill
drer in the latest style
~ Bleaching and Pressing done ct the shortest no
tice. oc I1-2m*
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EDUCATION.

NOTICE TO BUILDERS.-The Directors
y OF Union Seminary, In the county of Prince Ed
ward, Va, win build next Spring, handsome two
storied brick dwelling, with outhouses and enclosures
for which proposals from house-builders in
yited: The plans and specifications for the above
Gerber. -8EslfFs.- = siF-tizs I-r e
is desired that the preparation Of materials and
erection of enclosures should be commenced immedi
ately upon the closing of contracts, and that the
building shall be erected as early IN the spring as the
brick can be made. e,i5.a 500
Proposals. for furnishing all the materials and
work n,ansp for the above job, will be received BY
mail or otherwise, until the 18th day of December
next, when the contract will be awarded to the most
1t desired that the proposals shall state the times
and modes of payment demanded.
favorable and moderate offer will secure prompt
and panctual pa1apt; and security will be CURED
OF the contractor f the workmanlike completion Of
the job within stipulated time.
Address the subscriber at Hampden Sidney, Virgil
mia. rr-tg y7s-g s4fEs -4F<' 4 ~
no 2-i2awtlstDec. ROBERT L. DABNEY
a DEsIKABLE FAKM NEAR RICH
IN MOND, FOR SALE.-The Subscriber offers at
private sale the Farm which he resides situated in
Hanover county, near the head of the Mechanics
Vile Turnpike, about six miles from Richmond.
The tract contains rs acres e Of which detached
consist of an excellent Dwelling House, and the usual
requisite Farm Buildings There slso upon 1t two
fine apple and peach orchards. ,ss b sea
In its location, vicinity to the city &C., 1t offers
For terms, apply to the undersisned on the premi
no 22-3taw2w* CHAS. W. POLLARD.
E0R sALE.--Thc tense with the shop
4 occupied by me a. a BLACKSMITHS SHOP,
with all the Tools, Fixtures, Re, the corner OF
18th and Grace streets, opposite Seabrook's Ware
houae and near the Old Market. II ss8ss 4 4 h -
The stand il good one for any business. The lease
would be dsposed of separately, if desired.
II not sold privately before the 18th December on
that day it viii be sold public auction For any in
formation enquire Of the subscriber, or ALEX. Norr
Ancfloneer r. PHELIN.
no 2s-Staw* sz-g.e---e----
IDRINTlNG oEFlCE FOR aALE-A
Democratic PAPER, located in Aourishins Viz
0ia town. and in one Of the wealthiest and largest
counties In tho State, In offered far sale privately
The paper has an extensive patronaseover 200 bona
hde and large and profitable sdvertisins
ana Job custom, which IL constantly and rapidly in
eressng For further particulars address the Editor
OF tho uspafch. - r 10 Its
4 ROUND al I'm sALT--BOO sacks In
de4 =. II. SKINNER Aco. c..yst
SAxONY PLAIDS,F FOR LADIEssC HII-
~! DkEN AND MtS8Ea 80 pieces ycry hepdscne
al wool Saxany Paids. entirely new patterns ofcn.
ips tLiamornas PHessrsnshs ron s g se :. e ~
Ss ~. s g -. oyte.sts i,.s q Exchange bsaa.
slA&sas has assA as $3.50 y 49, &e@
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XNTHfx6frH 7S6 6E0vEf NIL
e..ss.i1 f.ss sssIa5 sia
HAIL COLL; fn1 do, for smitfs purposes; Red and
White Ash Anthrxcits dc for cooking ranges stove.
and sratss and Lump white Ash, fDr foundries-all
Of which they are prepared TO sell good ternis
as IL can be purchased in tue city.
Orders left g Cspt. L. Libby ~ corner 2oh and Cary
streefs or a. their Office ct the Clover Hid yard win
be promptly attended to. s..s Is z
They have for the convenience Of theif customers
made an arrangement, by which orders left ct the
counting room Of the Enquirer oficc will also have
due attention. WIN. ri. DAVIS x CO.
CIV. -. - "a Z i
A NTHRACITE q A L..-C . instantly On
n hand and for sale, the best article of Rcd and
White Ash Anthracite Coal. Orders left ct Messrs.
Dove & Co. will be attended to promptly.
JNO. w. WRIGHT L CO.,
no@-tf Corner nth and Dock s.s
a NTHRACITE COAL.lThs subscriber
~ keeps constantly on hand supply of best AN
THRAC1TE COAL and will sell as low.as it can be
bou ght in the city Orders LETT at No. "a Main street.
will meet with prompt attention. !.
no H-dan -, Z. G. LARus.
(NOKE-I am prepared 10 furnish Coke
" of superior quality, and confidently recommend
it preferable fuel la most respects TO either wood
coal 1t in peculiarly adapted to cooking ranges
and stoves and to furnaces for heating large buildings
while ifs ready ignition, cleanliness and durability
rendert convenient and agreeable for arlor and 9TH
Orders left at the Coke yard corner 10th street and
Basin Bank, viii be promptly executed. Terms cash
or its equivalent
seli--u q ss1 mo J.WERTH. AGENT. .
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JUDAH TouRo.-A beautifn, ,,,o.
aeen erected IN the Hebrew Cemetery :. Es,.nar,
~. e t2e memory Of Judah Teun, which ,,c.,s
rs following inscription The sss a. hss
reusmbaps sa y ite book Of philanthropy, q BE-
gsf-.~' ; -.e's'ci.sssaa 81 - =
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n ENEyOIENT ENTERp1ifSE,--BEW-
va. The undersigned having for benevolent purpo-
ses united In carrying on the SENING BUSINESS
IN ali its branches, respectfully SOLICIT share Of the
uublic patronage. as Es4F@e "a
The MANTUA-AfAKfN0 department is superin-
tended by Miss 8. CoLLtSs. of Washington, who 10 in
receipt from ths Northern cities OF oil the
DRESSES. CJOAKS, and MANTfLLAS,
The GENTLEMEN'S DEPARTMENT II under
the charge OF experienced person. Every article
est notic4.zr-s
Particular. attention paid to the manufacture Of
Childrelis and Infants Ciothins BraidinE and En-
broderins done in the artisc and elegant STYLES
Rich designs for Embroiderng kept cons antiy or
hand. Marking done in plain or fancy letters Cal
and examine.
u Rooms opposite the Virginia Hotel.
LINDA PEYTON,
CARRIE ENGLEBRIGHT,
ss BETTE FRAZIER.
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1;Y WARD.-Ranuway froll the subscriber, in
IN Gainesville, Cumberland county, Va, mulat,
~ 10 Boy, about IT years oid medians size named
and was purchased of Mr.. q -ady, of Richmond. in
June last. His mother iives il Richmond near the
New Market, where he was seen last Sunday.
The above reward will be pad for his delivery to
Mr.. Grady. at Cary st. JAIL
no 2i-eaW2wA WIN. N. BERGMAN.
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s. DID IT AlsATN.---NEW -
W ARRIVAL AT THE BAZAAR-smSGS

III ARRIVAL AT THE BAZAAR-s&SN3
"a NEXT DOOR TO THE EX-
- CHANGE BANK.-l0, 0G0 pair good Children's
Shoes going at only i2tc. !. pair; Mems Brogues
good article only 81; Good Fine Trunks only fl
Good Fine Hats, only ST.; all other goods equally
cheap de f-3t* E.. OSERBAUGH.
~Mapn HATS AND CAPS.--The subscri-
Xxx Der respectfully begs leave to inform his
friends and the public that he has now re-
ceved his entire Fall Stock, consisting of Gentle
mems, Youths and Childrens Hats, Caps, &c. which
he will sell, wholesale retail, at the lowest prices
for cash only.
The public respectfully invited to call and ex-
anime at his store, No. l8l Broad street.
FF+' GEO. L. BETTY, Agt.
N. B.-Hats made TO order. The highest cash prices
paid for all kinds of Furs. oc 6-2m.
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m NEW a mp ss syPfHB bo5 s4 KT 81
<>Ne Main street, has just received large addition
to his stock of Furs consisting of Ladies' and Misses
Capas, Nictorines and Muifatees, and Genten'en's
Collars, Gloves, Caps &c.
These goods, together with fine supply of Carriage
and SleigEing Robes have been selected at the first
houses and with the greatest care, and present, in
style, price and quality, an immense variety.
The stock of Hats, of his manufacture, is
most extensive scale, and of the best finish To these
has also been just added large importation from New
York and Philadelphia of Boys and Infants Hats
and of Gentlemen's Moeskin and other Hats of the
very finest kind and most fashionable styles.
no I5--ts
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~ Wsteh -. have In my p0s weston q Cole
callins m ~, Chain. which the wuer can have b
'ss~-s i So s ana paying fof the adv srti.smsn,
ssst'-sx "a freight Assst y. I =. 3. n. C.
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/ WILL SKILL PRIVATELY three hnn-
Il dred acres of Land in the county of Hanover, in
the immediate vicinity of Slash Cottage, upon
able terms This Land is in two parcels. One hun
bred 10 within half mile of the Gotta and is
portion of the tract formerly owned by Meriwether
Jones' Two hundred tall wood lsnd) is within
mile and half of the Cottage, and h portion of
the Machuinrs tract, owned formerly by Ii. Davis
More than halt this land is in original growth upon
which there 10 good timber; the remainder
second growth pine, admirably suited for wood TO-
railroad purposes There is timber and wood enough
the land to pay for il; said by good Judges Ex
pectng leays the Country the LIST Of january my
re ason for selling. Any communication TO me, al
Hanover Court House, will meet with prompt atten
ton no l9-ti0D l.. C. TALTAFERRO.
+ NOTlCE.-lM consequence OF the death
OF Josiah Wills, ESQ.,, OF Norfolk and certain bu-
siness relations between all of my real estate sit
uate IN the city of Richmond will be offered for sale
under the deed of trust about the list January 1856
unless by arrangement between the parties nteest-
ed private sale Is made before that time. NY resi-
dence ON Church Hill fronting on Grace street. is a
desirable piece Of property, in perfect repair, and
beautiful slrubberv and garden. There FIVE other
lots adjacent, fronting Grace street. and others
fronting on Broad street. Persons desiring TO pur-
chase win please call and the property Refer
ence smade to Messrs Goddin & Apperson. or Joseph
Mayo, Esq EDWlN FARRAR.
a. no l5-dkc1m ~ Is "a - ff 81 &&+Ss