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Upon the subject Of their care Of the wound.
cd, and Of theSealth Of their camp, this write,
says. writing Of the battle of the Alms1
"The distant sounds of artillery had scaros
~ ceased before the French began to care 10,
and remove their wounded; ere nieht fall
none remained on tho field They wore taken
away on seats and beds slung on the backs of
mules, or, when too severely injured to bear
the motion, upon littsrs carried by men. or.
neers OF all grades aided in tho discharge of
tnis sacred duty; nor did General oanrobert,
though himself wounded, neglect It, The
priests attached to the army ministsred to the
dying: 1t Is too vol known how the English
wounded Jared on that night. There wore
out scanty means Of removing them from the
place whore they had fallen. For tho most
part, they remained on the field exposed to
the heavy dew and tho cold air, with aueh
shgnt covering and food as q charitable hand
might oestow Some there were who passed
TWO long nights In agony on the cold ground"
"The allied armies vsro detained q, .vo
days on the Alma after tho battle. Marshal
st. Arnaud proposed to advance on the 22d:
but Tho British dead were still unburied, and
the wounded az yet not moved to the ships. II
was only late on the second day that they had
been brought to the sea-shore, through the
unparalleled exertions of the officers and sea.
mon Of the in'hors squadron"
ION the Esd, the allied armies commenced
their onward march, disease had unfortunate
y again shown itself in tho British ranks.
The cholera had broken out afresh, much az
grsvated, 1t is believed, by tho 4th division
having been allowed to bivouaek upon ground
which Russian troops had just left, and which
was covered with decsyed and offensive mat
ter, besides teeming with loathsome vsrmin.
There is no officer more needed in our army
han ono, either q military or medical man,
whose special business 1t should be to see to
the sanitary condition Of tho camp. Owing
10 tho want OF the commonest precautions, and
OF some ono person 70 look to such matters,
onsl, dead horses, and every kind Of noisoms
matter are permitted to accumulate close to
our fonts. The air becomes tainted, and dis.
~ soon spreads through the camp" - i
now this sanitOry duty, as we'll as due care
VI inc wounded, are the very first duties Of
.''iy omoer' from the commander-in- chief 70
the lowest corporal in the ranks os;c.,s ds.
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alto Interference with our right to navigate
tho Gulf Of Mexico unmolested, or the treat
ment Of all Americans, who are lawfully on
tho island, a. though they are engaged in
plotting the overthrow Of the Government.
"The last feather" that breaks tho eamsl's
back" is well nigh already loaded on, and
there is no telling how long We will DO at pesos
with Spain. We would not insure peace with
her for three months longer. A rupture of
our present relations with her would make
revolution on the island in one week after the
fact should be known there-a revolution tina
must necessarily provo successful, inasmuch
as 1t would be aided by from twenty to fifty
thousand American rifles in fortnight after
the news of tho popular outbreak there reached
the United States If this Government could
in honor permit our adventurous young men.
to 90 to Cuba-as 1t could do under tho state
OF circumstances mentioned above-th ere Is
not town Of twenty thousand Of inhabitants
in the United States In which from ono to two
hundred volunteers to invade Clba could not
Se raised In twelve hours, and equipped in
twelve moro, while our agricultural regions,
ono and all, tout Of New England would al.
most as soon furnish an equal quota, in proper
ton, Of better men-of the best troops for
such foray that the world ever saw.
These are sober truths, soberly told. The
people of the United States should look thu
truth in this matter in the face, and DO pre-
pared for tho condition Of things with refer,
snce to our relations with Spain, to which th.
insane proceedings of her authorities in Cub.
and the dilatory movements Of her authorities
in Madrid seem surely drifting her affairs with
Us.
Change Of Office Hours.-We understand
that the Secretary Of the Treasury has di.
rected that from this time (the drst of ApriD
to tho LIST of October next, all the employees
In the several bureaus of his Department shall
be atstseir several desks and posts at 8 a. m
daily, remaining until p. m. This is tn.
usual summer season custom in all the Depart.
ments in this CITY. The order embraces direc.
tions that journal of tho time each clerk
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-27
SALE BALTIMORE.
BY A. &. Matthews.

INTENSIVE TRADE SALE OF TWO
II HUNDRED AND FIFTY BARRELS OF FINE
OLD CHOICE WHISTLES AT FOUR MONTHS
CREDITOR WEDNESDAY MORNING, 18th
inst at ten o'clock at sales Nos AZ and "A S.
Charles street, l will sell entire stock of OLD
WHISTLES being the stock in trade of Western
House retiring from the business; among which will
be found many of the choicest brands known in the
country / name in part, OLD RAPP," "AMERl-
CAN EAGLE MORNING STAR" OLD BA-
KER," "OLD BOURBON" "OLD MONONGA-
HELA," and various other names, of the following
Installations 1872 AS '46, al, 'i8, 49, 80 and 52
The above Whiskles all made from pure Rye in
Green, Fayette and Washington counties, and in
Economy, Pennsylvania.
The BOURBON WHISTLES, from Cynthiana,
Bourbon county, Kentucky, are all pure and distilled
by the best and Oldest distillers in the State.
Terms-Sums of $500 and under cash; over $500 q
credit of four months for approved endorsed notes
~ The above Whistles being over proof, will be
sold by the proof gallon, 10,
EXTRA OLD IMPORTED BRANDIESi HOL-
LAND GIN, JAMAICA RUM. CLARET, &e:-Will
be added to trade sale of old Whistles on WEDNES-
DAY MORNING, 18th inst
90 packages Extra old Imported BRANDIEs VIZ
"Old Marteln Jean Louis" Hennessie,' Nor.
ton," "Depuy & CO." Rochelle" "SeiEnette, "
Leger Freres" 90 7. =" Champagne" and
other favorite brands.
SO bbs- pipes, &c, Old Holland Gin pure Jamaica
Rum, &c.
100 boxes st Julian Claret. Terms at sale.
no S-2t A. C. MATTHEW'S, Auct.
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nv Baker, Peasants a. Co.
SALE 0E REAL ESTATE

FVNRISTEE,S SALE OF hEAL ESItALE
/ IN THE COUNTY OF HENRICO, ONE MILE
BELOW THE CITY OF RICHMoND-By virtue
of deed of trust executed to me by VIM. Newton
and Jesse O. Newton bearing date December lSth,
1852 and of record in the Clerks office of the Coun
ty Court of Henrico, having been requested by the
beneficiary said deed of trust will proceed to SELL
at public auction, the premises, on MONDAY, 50
day of December, u O'clock the property therein
specified containing three be the same more or
less together with all the buildings and sppurtenances
thereto belonging, now in possession OF WIN. Newton
and Jesse o. Newton.
The said property is situated Immediately on the
Stony Run Road adjoining the lands of Dr. Picot and
Others. There is upon the premises a desirable snd
comfortable dwelling; Also new wooden buiid,he
which has been used store house--ls SAID 10 pc
good location for grocery. The land Is IN sooa
state of cultivation and is desirable garden spo.
TERMs-Casn sufficient TO pay the expense u5eaa
ecung this trust and the farther sum OF I'VE a Gu
dollars with interest from Deeember loth, io ~
| the balance. the terms viii be accommodating ana
made known hour OF sale; .na a.
s, hall convey with the usual special warranty
| any "u' 'A" THOMAS J. CARTER, Trustee.
RACER. PEASANTS & Co., Aucts., Franklin and
/ Union streets "a"
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BY l.arus ~ shine.
TINRUSTEE SALE OLE EFFECTS OF

4 The MARLBOKO HOTEL.-Wi!l be sold at
mencins at 10 O'clock, the entire effects Of the Marl-
boro Hotel, consisting of the following artices linen.
tresses, hair do, bedding complete for l6 Beds, Is
Mirrors, French plate do, 81 Pillows and Bolsters,
the effects in furniture contained in sleeping rooms,
Furniture in Parlor complete, Oil Cloth, Carpeting;
Carpets contained in Hotel; Crockery in dining room;
Tables and Press in same, "A dining room Chairs,
Kitchen Furniture complete and Cooking Utensils,
II office Chairs Hat Rack and Tables Bar room FIX
lures, Decanters, Clock, &c, &c. By order of the
r. w. FLOURNOY, Trustee
Sale conducted by LARUs l. SaINE, Aucts.
no 2-tds
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by Larus e. shine.

by Larus q shine.
u AUCTION 'A On THURSDAY morning, the
18th inst we win sell store, IA Main street.
commencing at 10 o'clock, II casks Cosnac Brandy
Just received.
ALSO, $1,000 Cigars, some very superior brands
ALSO, several large Cooking and Paror Stoyss'
Sale positive. LARUS SHINE,
no 8--2t Auclioneers.
ADDlTIONAL.--Will be added to the above sa nc
ON THURSDAY morning. 10 boxes manufacturer A
non I.ARIJS 4 SHINE, Aucts-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-27
BY Taylor Il Williams.
A VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON

A VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON
N MAIN, BETWEEN IST AND I'd STREETS
AT AUCTION.-On MONDAY, 3rd December. at
81 O'Clock, P M upon the premises will be sold that
tween LIST and End streets and lying between the re-
sdeuce of Mrs Fulton and that of Mr.. z. NJ Tabb
The lot fronts about S4 feet and back I65 feet
This lot is egarded very valuable as a site for a
private dwelling, being situated in an improving and
pleasant neighborhood.
There is lien the property for about $3.50 due
the Protection Building Company, which the pur-
chaser may assume and pay in the usual manner re-
quired by such companies As to the remainder a
small portion In cash. and the balance in 8, and 9
months, with interest and title retained.
no2S TAYLOR Il WILLIAMS, Aucts.
A VALUABLE FARM IN THE COUN-
N TY OF HANOVER, WITHIN - MILES OF
THE CITY OF RICHMOND AND II MILES OF
THE VA. CENTRAL RAILROAD, AT AUCTION
On THURSDAY, 18th December, at II O'clock M
upon the premises, will be sold the Farm on which
lower country resides situated in Hanover county,
above stated, and being part of the merry Oaks
Tract.
The farm contains $50 acres of which 100 are clear
ed and in successful cultivation the remainder heay-
ly wooded with oak and pine.
The improvements consist of a good two story fra
med Dwelling, with about rooms, a Kitchen, negro
quarters and all the necessary oubuidings for farm.
The location is considered to be good for q
physician there none in the immediate neigh
bOrhood.
To any one wanting fine Farm, convenient to
market a good opportunity is offered
Terms--One- fourth cash; balance at 6, u and 10
months with interest, and secured by trust deed.
Possession win be given LIST Jan'y, 1856.
Persons desiring to see the Farm do previous
to the sale. . .-
noa TAYLOR & WILLIAMS. Aucts
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DUBLIC SHE UF IIANU ANU FEH
On TUESDAY, tho 4th day of December next, ut the
late residence of Bernard M'Kep<ie, decd, In the
county of New Kent will be sold tho tract OF Lana
of which the said MKenzie died seized and possess
ed containing hundred and eighty-two acres ana
one half =.
After the sale of the Land the perishabe esla.o %
The sad WKeuz,e. Consisting Of the usual variety,
will be sold. 20
TERMs-The land will be sold on credit o. 2, -
;nrrrest months amer the day of sale The
estate viii be sold on credit Of six months loI al
sms over SIS; that and under cash WIN ns rsgarsa
Admir- with win annexed Of Bernard "a n .s az
New KENT Co. Nov ~ taNs -, 800.
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BY Lnrua e Shine.

MIGHT SALE, october 1st 1SS5.-TO.
NIGHT, commencing at o'clock, we will SELL at
store, Ne. "a Main street, large assortment of
Staple and Fancy Goods, embracing almost every
tcle in the fancy line, and suitable for the city and
country trades
ALSO-Will be offered an extensive stock of Eng.
lish Gold Patent Lever Watches Gold Ankers and
Cylinders Patent Silver Levers, Anchors and Cyl.
inders.
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, az great bargains may be expected. Goods
warranted to be represented
ocsts LARUS SHINE, Aucta
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Il AND FURNITURE.-By virtue of a deed of trust
from V. Rochercharlie to me- bearing date July GOTH
1855 recorded in the clerks office Court of Hus-
tngs, for the city of Richmond, and with the consent
of said Rochercharie. shall, on TUESDAY next, at
10 O'Clock, at the store of said RocherchHre corner
of 18th and Grace streets sell at public auction for
cash. the stock of Groceries and Household and kitch
en- Furniture, conveyed in said deed.
JOHN g. WILLIAMS Trustee.
Sale by R. CaUTHoRN Auct no %
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E n Envy a mp Pus s sEDHN b65 9KT s.
Cd Main street has just received large addition
his stock of Furs, consisting of Ladies' and Misses
Capes, Victorines and Mufatees, and Gentlemen's
Collars Gloves, Caps &c.
These goods, together with fine supply of Carriage
and Sleghing Robes, have been selected the first
houses and with the greatest care, and present, in
style, price and quality, immense variety.
The stock of Hats, of his own manufacture. is q
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 Moleskin and other Hats of the
very finest kind and most fashionable styles.
no l5--ts
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Mu.LINERY, &c.

TpENEVOT .ENT FNTERPT1ISE.--SJ rye
- ING ESTABLISHMENT AT STA Nj UN,
VA.-The undersigned having for henevoient ITO.
in all its branches respectully solicit share Or the
public patronage.
The MANTUA.MAK department Is sup erin
tended by Miss s. COLLINS of Washington. who N ia
constant receipt from the Northern cities OF a. the
latest novelties in style and shapes OF l. Il s.
DRESSES. CLOAKS and MANTILLAS.
The GENTLEMEN'S DEPARTMENT In ander
the charge of an experienced peryon. Every rtice
of Ladies' and Gentlcmens apparel made at the short
6st notice.
Particular attention paid to the manufactn re of
Chtldrens and Infants Clothing. Brading and EN-
eroiderng done in the most artistic and elegant yles.
R:cn designs for Embroidering kept constantly on
hand Marking done in plain or fancy letters. Call
and examine --tt 80 +fs
u Rooms opposite the Virginia Hotel.
LINDA PEYTON,
CARRIE ENGLEBRIGHI
-Es BETTE FRAZIER
CF Orders will be received at this Office.
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NJ OTI q K.--AiI per.eas navsn4 sss. ...;,,
IN against the estate OF Peter Losan. VII
3sy. q f Az ANXIOUS 70 settle up said estate,
no A--H* WA' u1N"A SA"S'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-27
BY Baker. Plensanfs & Go.

FOR SALE AT AUCTION..-tyin be cold
At auction on TUESDAY, 9th inst, at Dove
HILL about miles below the city of Richmond, com.
mencing at 10 o'clock, about 20 bbls CORN FODA
DER, SHUCKS, STRAW, &C., lot of Farming In
PIGMENTS. Carts, Wagon, ono good Farm Mare
Also, lot of Household and Kitchen Furuiture
TERMs-AH sums of twenty dollars and over Dir
months credit for approved negotiable paper; under
that sum, cash. FREDERICK KEI,T.
Sale by BAKER, peasants Co., Aucts.
no SESt* Aa sst'
DUBLlC SALE.-.xviM be sold on the I1fk
i inst, (November) at the residence Of the late
Nathaniel Green. in Chesterfield county, all tho
Household and Kitchen Furniture the stock Of Horses
Cattle, Sheep Hogs. and crops of Corn Fodder Data
&c. Also the Plantation Utensils, BIacksnith's
Tools, &c. s7 -r4 -
The sale viii take place on the day above desena.
ted, If fair, if not, the next fair day thereafter
HENRY w, FISHER, 3,a;
no l9-td BENZ. HATCHER. Aom
ADDITIONAL.-Will be added to the above sala n
lot of quarried Granite and two Stone Boats
The farm will also he rented II
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-27
BY Il. b. Cook q Go.

~ No. 70 Main St-The subscribers will Commences
their Night Sales THIS EVENING, Oct. 9th, at "A
o'clock and continue the every night They
have on hand great variety of goods suited to such
sales consisting of large and general assortment Of
Watches, Jewelry, &c, together with an assortment
of Fancy Articles, Dry Goods, Clothing, Nc, &c
Every article sold by warranted TO be repre-
sented or the money will be refunded
OCT Z. Il. COOK 4 CO., Aucts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-27
BY Payne & Mayo Aac1ioneer..

'INKUSTEE'S SALE.--Will be sold ON
Tuesday 9TH inst, at 10 o'clock A. NJ at the store
on the corner of nth and franklin streets now occu-
pied BY Chaddick Frayser, their entire stock of
Groceries consisting ofthe usual variety in retail
store; also, the key and good will of the house
The above stock of goods has been conveyed to the
subscr Der in for the benefit of the creditors of
the aforesaid Chaddick l. Frayser.. Terms of sale
cash. GEO. WOODFIN Trnstee
Sale conducted by PAYNE & MAYO, Aucts.
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BY GOddin q Appers0n.
LNRANIED BUIlIDlNl.E At ROCK ETTEl

+ TO BE SOLD AT AUCTION-Will be sold on
TUESDAY afternoon, the 9th November 1856 on
the premises, commencing at O'Clock, three old
framed buildings at Rockets the same to be removed
in 10 days thereafter. One of which recently
occupied by Capt kirkmeyer, one by Mr.. Freeman,
and the other is that large building formerly known a.
Craddock's Tavern, Bloody Run street. opposite to
the Gas Works. r'
TERMS months credit for approved endorsed
negotiable paper By request of the Richmond and
York River Railroad Company.
no 22tds GODDIN & APPERSON. Aucts.
P. S. Will be sold, Immediately after the above
SALE several building lots, situated Rockets and
Bloody Run streets. Terms Mt sale. g. & A.
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by Richard CaufhOrn.

by HIchard CauthOrn.
X EADH MADE CLOTHING AT AUG.
~ IlON.-On FRIDAY, 30th inst, at 10 O'clock at
my store, will sell at auction, for cash. large lot of
Ready made Clothing suitable for the present season.
snet Pantaloons and Vests; great variety Scarfs.
Cravats, handkerchief Sus penders &C.. &c. all d.
rect from the manufacturer They will be ready for
examination ON thursday the day previous the sale.
no d CATTTH0RN
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s.ARINE NEWS.
49, .,,,,cc,IMoND, NovEnBER 2srH..

80. or RICHMOND, NoshMs.s =. a..
poRT VT .o.~y->-eS@~>-y- >I-->~>>
ARRIVED.
-. Jamestown, Parrish new iork' n'dse
enSs,.,x,sere Fri,chard Baltimore, mdre to
&c. sss Wsf'SS n,;,h New York, n,dze, d & w Cur
y" v,.,sr philadelphia, coal.
lI,s1 ns Baise, Boston, plaster shie'a' so
lie r.v. spipes. James River, wheat
~ N sl'T!y.fisht, Rogers, New YORK. nay II. H.
n,cts SON .reuIarias, Elleus, Rockland- piss-
S:,sid, / someFvlIie. -----
prs L. 5. NJ. STEAMSHIP james.
7,ssN6Ies Parrish master, from New York:
~ sessisrd. Davis, Geo Fntz ID rritz' NJ
ey,a CefI ,,.:r,, II Folger 7 L Donaldson + A
81 Gh Ecilv. + A BOYLE. II Good, NJ fray, J
.,.sss . -. and lady, Misses " aud Nc
X: ia,tsiz. lady and 2 children Miss EaoI.
7,ast; r ~ and infant. Mrs Dawson and MID.
- Nr IS I, lancanshire, W odeon and lady, .
ssssI is1WS: perry. Miss 4 Manning, Miss y Don
s-.r's ~ Ind isdy, S II Martin + Post 1t X
i rOe',, Ttos 4 DOYLE, c Ferguson, Mar
,.s-L , MARSHAL. Mrs Mitchell Mrs = msrtiing'
81 - Klein. Mn f Klein, MISS Dnnder-
gs-s -. .Serk Hooten. G NJ Guild. Jno Atkln-
I'm TN Floyd, ] Sheffield and lady, James "
ll1a's,,.r A. Recruits for Old Point, and 81 in
.szs,, vorfols-E Pollock, N Camp, Hutz-
81. M Wood, II Cham berlaine, " w
?N,H sW Perry 1t Minor. L N.
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by Alexander Mott.
MIGHT SALES.--WATCHES, JEWEL.
/ RY, &c.-WilI be sold at auction, THIS EVE
MING, commencing at II O'Clock, q large lot of
Watches, Jewelry, Pens Pencils, &c.
ALSO-A general assortment of Fancy Articles,
no l6 ALEX. MOTT. Auct.
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I Gcn gE COkN, FODDER SHUCkS
NIrIrn aKmiNG UTENSILS, HOUSEHOLD FUR,
WI be sold on THURSDAY next, 18th Noyember
.oinenclng at Il o'clock, A. NJ at the farm rented
s yea sSar OF l. H. Blakey, on Union Hill between 40
anu ~" bbs OF Com; lot of Fodder Shucks Farm
m NE Utensils my Household Furniture, aud good
iii hhMs-For all sums of $40 and under CASH
uesot,ao,e notes, with satisfactory endorsers
10 GU THOMAS LIIJIS
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BY Kent, Paine G Co.

- ny heht, fH1ne q Co.
DRH obs AT TION.-.(,n
- IhU RSDAf, the 9th December, commencing
at io O'clock we will sell new warehouse Nos
e' and i61 Main street large and varied assortment
choice and desirable Goods suited to ths season
aLoo-An invoice of STOCK G o ID S, among
whicn are some very desirable Fancy Dress Silks,
TERMs-All sums under s 100 cash: over that annnt
months credit for approved paper >
KENT, PAINE l. CO.,
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BOARDING

OFFICE 4. & d. RAILROAD CO.
November i2tn. 1856
NOTICE is hereby given, that the annual
l Y meeting of the Stockholders II. the Richmond
and Dsuyille Railroad Company Will be held in the
CITY of Richmond, on WEDNESDAY, December 18TH
at IL o'clock NJ. 7. VAN DEURSEN,
-. - Secretary.
FORM OF PROXY.
KNOW ALL M IN BY THESE PRESENTS
That - the und srsisned do hereby constitute and
appoint - attor 1ey - tor and in -
nsne to vote on all questions that may be brought
before the meeting of the stockholders of the Rich
- on the day of -, or at any adjourned meet
ing thereof hereby IA 1fying all the acts of - at
torney in the premises as fully as f were pres
ent and voting in person.
In testimony whereof have hereunto affixed
- hand this - day of -. I6-lm
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by f. B. Cook & Co., Aucts.,
fIO MAIN sTREET.)
q

4 MATHEMATICIANS.- be sold on WE'D
NESDAY night 28th inst. at our auction rooms nj :
o'clock, large stock of Drawing Books and Paper.
Water Coors, Camel Hair Pencils, Mathematical In,
struments Crayons, Graduated Pencils, Works on
Mechanics Building, Engineering. Mathematics H.
Catalogues will be ready and the articles may be
examined on the day of sale.
no 26---2t F. r COOK 4 CO sno..
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( NONSTABLE'S SAIE.--By virtue of an
~ order of the Hastings Court of the city of Rich
mond, made on the 18th day of November, 1855, in
the attachment case of II. c. Rdgeway against Jason
Hardy, shall, to satisfy said attachment in front of
my office, on WEDNESDAY, the 18th of the present
month proceed to sell at public auction, to the high
est bidder the attached effects. to wit: lot of good
pure.
Also, will be sold at the time and place. by vir-
tue OF an execution of Cottrel against Browning
Mitchell, fine set of Harness.
Also, at the same time and place, SHALL by virtue
OF an execution of BossieuN against Hardesty,
sell a Sideboard, Sofa and Carpet
Also. by virtue of an attachment in favof of Bree-
den against Wilson, shall at the time and place
sell one bed. one rocking chair and looking glass
8Also by virtue of execution of Signago agains,
James Clayton, shall at the same time and place
sell new safe, one old sofa old bedsead five
baskets. one lounge frame, three empty barrels &c
TERMs-Cash on delivery; and sale to commence al
10 O'Clock A. NJ. precisely.
no % J. P. TYLER H c. C. r.