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CONSTABLK'S sALE.-By virtue q =
u aistrsss warrant to directed, in favor OF Fen.
a. t;rsin against Jason HARDY VI shall on TUESDAY
the nth day of the present month At the house on
Wall street. in the City of Richmond. between Main
md Franklin SITS, called the Marlborough Hotel"
proceed sell at public auction, TO the hGhea bid
der tho property levied upon to satisfy said d.tsess
warrant wit: large number Of Bedstesds and fur
niture attached thereto Beds, Pillows, Washstandss
Chairs Tables, Looking 6lassss. Ewers and 1as'ns,
Mating. ono Oval Mirror, Marble-top lron-iamea
Table, Mahogany and Cansseat Rocker CsrPs.,
Stoves and Kitchen Furniture Of the usual variety,
and tho Bar and Fixtures Of ssid Hotel
TsRMs or SALg:-csxh on dsliyeryi ana SAFE 70
s1 -. 'a T@eodlds JAS. TYLER, II. c. G. R.
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BY Baker, PIeasants & Go.
SATN ~ !

TRUsTEE,s SALE OF REAL ESTATE
i IN THE COUNTY OF HEERICO, 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 18th,
1882 and OF record in the Clerks Office of the Coun
ty Court Of Henrico, having been requested by the
beneficiary sfid deed of trust, will proceed SELL
at public auction, tho premises on MONDAY, Sd
day of December, at II O'clock the property therein
specified, containing three acres be the
less together with oil the buildings and appurtenances
thereto belonging, now in possession of VIM. Newton
and Jesse U. Newton.
The said property is situated immediately on the
Stony Run Road adjoining the lands of DIR. Picot and
others. There is upon tho premises desirable and
comfortable dwelling. also, new wooden building
which has been used q store house-is said to be q
good location for a grocery. The land Is in good
state of cultivation, and is desirable garden spot.
TERMs-Cash sufficient to pay the expenses of ex
ecuting this trust and the farther of Eve hundred
dollars with interest from December 18TH 1852 for
the balance, the terms will be accommodating and
made known at hour of sale. ....-
The title to the above is believed to be good a.
any, but shall convey with the usual warranty
THOMAS j. CARTER, Trustee.
BAKER, PLEAskNTs Co., Aucts., Franklin and
Union streets. no ltd
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MIrLINrRY. &c.


u kNEvOLRNT ENTERPRISE.-8RW.
- ING ESTABLISHMENT AT STA UNION,
VA--The undersigned having for benevolent purpo-
ses united In carrying ON the SEWING BUSINESS
IN all its branehsa respectfully solicit sshare OF the
public patronage.
The MAINTAINING department IL superin-
tended BY Miss ). Collins, of Washington VINO 10 In
constant receipt from the Northern cities OF all the
latest novelties In style and shapes Of ID L g.
DRESSES, CLOAKS and MANTILLAS.
The GENTLEMEN's DEPARTMENT 10 under
the charge of an experienced person Every article
Of Ladies' and oentlemens apparel made ut the short
est notice.
Particular attention paid to this manufacture Of
Chiidren's and Infants Clothing. Breidag and En-
Mich designs for Embroiderng kept constantly on
hand. Marking done in plain fancy letters. Call
|" Rooms opposite the Virginia Hotel.
LINDA PEYTON,
CARRIE ENGLEBRIGHT,
BETTE FRAZIER. D..
II rden viii be received at this Office.
&c 0-d4m
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s>e-~~s-~s~~>~>-~N~>
FUTURE DAYS.

~ Nrrss-
ONSTARLEsS SAl1E.--By vfrtue ef q
order OF the Hustings Court of the CITY Of Rich.
,hs s ~ made on the 18th day Of November ias6 In
10 ny shall to satisfy said attachment in front 81
,,on vnce on WEDNESDAY the 18th of the present
~ bidder the attached eects to wit Iot If gnaa
MN Wine and Brandy, a of which is said 70 be
ALSO will be sold at the same time and place Inv vr
~: % an execution of CottreH against browning
'iis.Gheil fine set of Harness.
o u et the same time aud place, shall by virtue
Oh aisfress warrant of Bossieux against Hardesty
se y! 2 aideboard, Sofa and Carpet
IN o.sa- on delivery; and sale to commence at
!" oe 10 A. NJ. precisely.
no - Up TYLER n G. CIR
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4 II. CHALkLEY- Leather Dca1er

l'ih street. between Nam aud Cary, keeps con-
~! On nand, an assortment of all kinds Leather.
F fla nenlock Sole Leather; Russet and Wax Up.
Ah French, German aud American Calf-Skius:
=. IN 1 sla German Patent CalfSkins black and co.
- Sh una h'd-sklns; Roaps OF all colors
S a1u TTieeP hlhoing Skins; Shoe Thread; Boot
19e rses Mems and Ladies' Lasts; Boot w ebb
: LaStiag IseAs; Silk Twist, with a fun assert
~ u FINDINGS OF every description, of the best
no 22-d&wts
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BY Payne & Mayo Aucfi0nsers.

TRUSTEES SALE...Wfll be sold on
Tuesday 9th inst at 10 o'clock, A. d., the store
on the corner of 18th and franklin streets now occu
pied by Chsddick L Frsyser, 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
subscriber in for the benefit Of the creditors o.
the aforesaid Chaddick Frayser. Terms OF safe
edsh. GEO. WOODfiN. IiasIoe'
Sale conducted by PAysE MAYO, Aucts-
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! dred acres of Land, in tho county of Hanover in
the immediate vicinity of Slash Cottage upon reason
able terms This Land il in two parcels One hun-
dred acres within half mile of the Cottage and il
portion OF the tract formerly owned By Merwether
Jones Two hundred acres tall wood 6ndl is wifhir,
one mile and half of the Cottage and portion OF
the Maehumps tract owned formerly by HI Davis
More than half this land 10 in original growth uron
which there IL some good timber; the remainder is in
second growth pine, admirably suited for wood for
railroad purposes There is timber and wood enough
on the land to pay for it said by good judges Ex-
pectnS to leave the country the 1st of January il INV
re ason for selling Any communication to me- at
Hanover Court House, will meet with prompt atten-
ton. no l9-tJ0D t. C. TaITAFERRO
DARE CHANCE.-REAL s TATE AT
IL PRIVATE SALE ON CHURCH HILL, CON
nstins OF very neat framed two-story Dwelling with
Kitchen and StableLot fronting s2i feet on 18th ST.
and running back l32 feet. adjoining Springfield Hail.
corner 18th and M sts
Terms made easy. Apply to
j. L. MACDONOUGH
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By Larus q shine.


MIGHT SALES BY e. h. COOK & CO..
No !e Main St-The subscribers will commences
O'Clock and continue the every night They
have on hand great variety of goods suited to snc
Witches, Jswel5y, &C.. together with an sssortmsns
Of Fancy Articles Dry Goods, Clothing &C. nc.
Every article sold BY warranted TO be as repre-
sented or the money will be refunded
oeN u. B. COOK & Co. Aucts
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LHENCING ACADEMY.
FENCING. THE BEST GYAiNAsTIc

EXERCISE BOTH FOR MEN AND YOUTHS
The subscriber begs leave to inform the public gene
rally that he has opened his Sale dArmes for the en-
suing season, at the YOUNG GUARD ARMORY,
the State Court House, where he will give in
struction in the of FENCING with the SMALL
SWORD, the SABRE, the BAYONET or LANCE
This graceful heathful and useful has been thor
in ofthe celebrated Military Academies in Europe
and he feels confident that those who patronize his
Sale dArmes will always rejoice that they seized the
opportunity of becoming acquainted with an accom-
plishment elegant, and exercise conducive to
sound and vigorous health, and means of sef-de-
fence free from the objections urged against other
arts practiced with the view.
Further particulars, also the best of references
can be obtained by calling at the subscribers Sale d
Armes.
OPEN from ga. M. till 10 o'clock, P. NJ EVERY
DAY.
At the request of the pupils, spectators shall be
admitted during the hours of private instruction.
no 22-9t ED. DE REU
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LOST,

II OsT SPECTACLES.--Los on Sunday
" asst between Church Hill and Rockets, pair of
OLD SPECTACLES, which are highly priced
love than value by the owner The finder will con-
"a great favor on au elderly lady, and be rewarded
required, if left at this office. no 22-St
0sT OR STOLEN--ln the Agricultural
u Far Grounds, on Tuesday, the 50th October, an
Tory PORTE NOMINATE, containing about 500 in
Nei Oat Tickets, and sundry other papers, for the
aGyery OF which liberal reward will be paid, on
plying to LARUS L SHINE. "a Main st.
M |
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RUNAWAY.


IA FIVE DOLLARS REWARD will
Gb4 DO paid for the apprehension and delivery at
n my store of J I'M RICE, yellow fellow, VINO
has been acting as porter at my store this
-k> year. no IS ALEX. MOTT.
IN $40 REWARD..-KunaWa ON FRI.
GS day last, 4 bright mulatto boy WILLIAM,
about l6 years old. had on when seen last, black
~ glazed Cap and light Overcast The above re-
S.ward will be paid for his delivery to me at 16
Main street. DAVID y. JONES.
oc Stiff
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r UUHWHRAT MRAL.-lA bbls. Nlean-
~ n - HIS WALkh = w /
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SgsHEE%ThING FOR THE DIILLION.-.

f6 an d ALL,S GUTTA PERCHA WAFER.
S sI Is evidently destined to have large sale
-, ~ ~ht a. we know, when we say that it will
~ t',o WIS, SHOES Carriage Tops and Harness per-
Taef- PROOF: soft and plant, and greatly adding
Of all Leather fabrics if applied ac-
q, - 0liec'ioAs which will be found upon each
g j 1go'e article can be had of o. II. CHALK
L VII, ;. ,'Ieet klehmond Va, wholesale and re-
me OILY authorized Agent for the city.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

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,o By Thomas w. X eesee,
Vomce with Geo. J. Sumner, No. 20 Pearl ST.
UKSES FOR SALE At AUCTION
- Nv. III be sold SATURDAY morning. Novem-
ser 1ath, commencing at 10 o'clock at the Horse
Aucuon Lot, near the Gas Works several Saddle and
nalnsss Horses THOMAS w. KEESEE,
no 2S-2t An..;araa
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BY AIexander Noff.

BY AIeXander Mott.
HO1I % Z ID FURNITURE. DRY
.nc.;o uooDSs CLOTHING, &c.---Win be sold at
aauaon' on THURSDAY. Nov. 24th. at 10 O'Clock
ssnelni assortment Of Household and Kitchen Furni
'ui AZ nsdsteads Cots. Mattresses, Stoves, &c.
Also-Several invoices Dry Goods Clothing. Shoes
hads, Caps, Watches and Jewelry Sc 1882
Io,ooo Cigars choice brands
no . ALEX. MOTT, Auct.
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By Z. b. Cook e. Co.

STOCK OF CONTEMPORARIES &C..
- - Az AUCTtON.-Will be sold on NJ ONDA Y
Iolh inst at 10 O'Clock at the store of L. Meyer.
Confectlonaries, Fancy Goods. Toys kc contained in
sed store, embracing q general assortment of fresh
and desirable goods. -
The whole to be sold without reserve.
TEsMs-Cash.
Sale conducted by E. 3. COOK & CO.
no22 Auct;on..nS
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u7iyTED.-A gentleman OF experience
u s.. res { situation as BOOk-hEEPER or Clerk
S,.serv or Commission House. He can influ-
-, snoa trsds City reference given. Address
,h!. nfna no l5-2w
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J. L. MACDONOUGH.
no lots "a Main corner IA,b straat.

ITO HOUS + X f Il r K X s..-We have on
hand the following very desirable articles for
ping purposes, which we will sell very low
prices:
l0-4, IA, l2-4 and 1874 English Bed Blankets
1o-4, ll.4 124 and 1874 Domestic do.
Marseilles Quilts,
Linen and Cotton Sheeting
Pillow Linen and Pillow Cotton, -as.. - ..
Plain and Figured Furniture Dimity
White and colored Furniture Fringe
Plain and Figured Oil Cloths,
Damask Table Cloths,
Damask Napkins and Doyles
Every description of Towelng
Piano and Table Covers
French and English Furniture Chntz
Plain and Printed Booking &c.
PARKER, NIMMo CO,
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.3ALE Of LAND AND
[ ISHABLE ESTATE IN NEW KENT Co
On TUESDAY, the 4th day of December next at the
late residence of Bernard M'Kenzie, decd, in the
county of New Kent. viii be sold the tract of Land
ed, containing two hundred and eighty-two acres and
one half
After the sale of the Land the pershable estate of
the SAID NJ kenzle, consisting of the usual variety
will be sold.
TERMs-The land will be sold on a credit Of 6. -
and 10 months the second and last payment to carry
interest mouths after the day sale The perishabe
estate will be sold ON credit of six months for all
over $5; that and under cash will be required
RO. HOWLE,
Admir- with will annexed of Bernard M'Kenzie.
New KENT Co., Nov. Is, 1856 no 22-dtd
EXECUTORS A l. e OF REAL ES-
In pursuance of the last will and testament of E. G.
Sydnor decd, we will offer for sale at public auction
on the promises, on WEDNESDAY, the 18th day of
December next, il fair otherwise the next suitable
called DU NGAEfO-! the late residence of the said
Sydnor about ten miles from the city of Richmond
on the stage road leading herefrom the Old Church
ill Hanover.
Said farm coltuns betw 100 and 800 acres about
onethrl IN woods, and is susceptible of an adyan-
taseous division into two tracts which posi-
bly, may be iUne The lana is well watered and en-
braces variety of SOIL the larger portion of stiff and
good wheat land aud other parts well adapted to the
growth of vegetables.
The buildings are, a large and comfortable dwell
ing house, very large barn with brick basement, and
other necessary out-houses with new and excellent
overseer's house. The neighborhosd will compare
favorably with any in the county, and the location
healthy.
TERMS OF sALE-One-fourth casl balance in one
two and three years. interest added and deed of trust
to secure the credit payments.
The subscribers, living the place, will take
pleasure in showing the farm will respond to any
communication through the Richmond P. o.
no ,7-sawta Il ". S B. sYpNoR, Ex'0r'.
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|nIIyTED...An owner for lot of Eurni-
v mre. marked w A. Webb. Richmond, Va, from
s-,rT Moore, Nos Is aud II, Kings street, N. Y;
sTI narsed q. n. Moore. Royal Oaks, Va, and 20
~, Llouorcs marked TO- |, slowed at our ware
as, d. b. BRIDGFORD & co,
"a Garner Doth and Dock streets
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EARMIN HENRTCO, I2 MILES ABOVE

j. RICHMOND, FOR SALE AT AUCTION
VIII be sold on FRIDAY, the 3Oth day of November,
1919 ON the premises, commencing at II o'clock NJ ,
ut fair if not, the next fair day. desirable Farm,
containing l55 acres on the Three Chopped Road Il
miles above Richmond. Upon the Farm there is an
excellent Dwelling. containing rooms above base
buildings About half of the land is cleared balance
In timber and wood of original growth.
Mr. Richard Dabney, who lives to it, will take
pleasure IN showing the place to those who may de-
sire to purchase it.
Terms accommodating, and made known at the hour
of sale. GODDIN g. APPERSON Ancts
no
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r11--SNTED-4S OWE = T. Il R-- lmmedi-
n ';s, ca "a farm III sight of Richmond. A angle
81 i5dus.riuus habits. aud who is willing to give
y to his employers business, and to make
IT ,sDsF.lly useful, will hear OF situation ut
- - 10 lb-6t
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CHOICE SALE OF ENGRAVINGS.---
" There are now on exhibition and for sale at No.
$50 Main street the largest collection of fine ENGRA
WINGS ever offered in this city, consisting of the Sig
ter Madonna, after Raphael; Wbiskey Still after
Londseer Sir Walter Scott and his Friends Abbotts
ford; full length portraits of Clay, Webster and CAL
houn; and other fine and costly engravings. We
would advise lovers of Fine Arts to examine them to-
day, as they ren,in only short time. no7-ts
A NEGRO MAN FOR SALE.--I nave for
"A sale man about SO years old, sound and healthy
and good band a farm any ordinary labor.
Apply at the prescott House."
no I4-dts JOHN A. JETER. %
D EERS, CORDIAL b T T x X s, OR
ID MORNING REGULATOR.-An Innocent re-
freshns, exharating and delicious Beverage produ-
cling instant relief from the effects of ''over indul-
gence loas of appetite owness of spirits dyspepsia
and all affections of the stomach and bowels arising
from whatever cause-impartng to the whole system
renewed strength and vigor. For sale by 81 d
BENNETT & BEERS,
fe 2l-d1yif Sole Agents.
ENOK sALE.--The lease with the shop
occupied by me as BLACKSMlTHS SHOP,
with all the Tools Fixtures, &c. the corner of
18th and Grace Streets opposite Seabrook's Ware
house and near the Old Market.
The stand is good one for any business The lesse
would BIO disposed of separately, if desired For
further particulars enquire of P. PHELIN
2xUt g
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REAL ESTATE At AUCTT0N--rRUs
EDWARD Y. CANNON, Trustee
6oDDlS q APPERSeN. 2ucts no 2l-dtd

'THISTEE'S = u L OF HOUSE AND
L LOT On ELMWOOD STREET, IN SYDNEY.
AZ trustee Ia Deed from Charles w. Snead aud
wife dated 18th October 1854 duly recorded in Hen
rlco County Court, shall proceed to sell at public
auction, on the premises, on MONDAY, the Sd De-
cemoer 1855 at o'clock P. M, (if fair; if not the
far day. the Real Estate conveyed thereby
ssslas OF an excellent Brick Dwelling, now in the
occupancy OF said Snead together with the Lot on
which it stands fronting 7Ot feet on the Southwest
er SIDE OF ElmwoOd street, running back 100 feet on
Park street to an alley 20 feet. The Lot will be yi.
dod to suit purchasers.
TERMs-Casl as to $500. and expenses of sale ba-
lance ON such credit as shall be agreed at the hour
OF sale. FELIX MATTHEWS, Trustee
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A lDEsIKABLE FARM NEAR RICH

ITO YOUNG NJ L N..-Whcn you SO into
business don't purchase doubtful article to pre-
serve your books and papers. Buy at once of
HERRING'S PATENT CHAMPION SAFES,
FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF.
They received the prizes at the Worlds Fair in Lon
don; Worlds Fair in New York; American Institute
franklin Institute, Va Mechanics Institute, &c.
Call at No. q PEARL STREET, and see them.
KNOWLES l. WALFORD,
no 22-5t Agents
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8 EMPLE,s PREPARATIONs.-S

GREAT SUCCESS.--Since L have been
~ selling of at cost have met with encouragement
which did not dare to hope for; but it is owing to
the fact that the prices which selling at induces
all to purchase who call. A. LEVY, 50 Main ST.,
no q Opposite St Charles Hotel
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hire for the balance of the
AZ ~, n : capable male dining room servant. APP
" yesi' PATERSON 4 JACKSON,
20 No. II Main street
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o. DOLLARS REWARD...A reward OF
SC rs will be paid for the detection and conviction
of the william williams who have several &C.
cesions within the past week thrown rock into the
Passenger Cars of this Company between the crossing
of the Coal Pit Turnpike at Manchester and the James
River Bridge, the last of which thrown into the
last evening, and by which passenger was Sc
rously injured. THOS. DODAMEAD, Sup't.
Office Riehm'd & Pefg R. r. Co,
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VALUABLE LOTS NEAR THE FAIR
' GROUND FOR SALE AT AUCTION.---Will be
Sold on WEDNESDAY the 28th of November 1855
on the premises, commencing at o'clock about 1G5
feet of ground the north side of the Scufietown
old road, running back about $50 feet alley ad-
joining the lot which Mr.. w. Ritter resides. 1t
will be divided into three or four lots az may be de-
tsrrnined ON at the hour of sale.
TERMS: One-haf cash; balance at one and 1.-TWO
years for negotiable interest added secured by
q trust deed. GODDIN g. APPERSON
no22 Aurt;or.ars
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= OFFICE Z. { D. RAILR0Ap co,

NOTICE In hereby siycn, TINT tho annual
~ meetius of the tockholders in tho Richmond
and DsnyilIe Railroad Company will be held IN tho
city Of Richmond, on "WEDNESDAY, Dsssm6sr 18th,
=. Se-,r Secretary.
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WANTS.

-,TpD---A Yoath about ~ or Is
AL M. oI1 20 attend in Shoe store on Main st.
, vso esA ''' Z. X. WHITE,
- 20 Main street.
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,.bsrs there are few or no boarders. either
i'rl'ly y, I'bureh Hills in good neighborhood
.l, y ,ee ~ given Terms must be moderate.
~ d - kichmond Post Office. no 20-ts
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"a Observation-Disclosures has removed
his BOOT and SHOE MANDATORY to
No. Exchange Place, 14th street, under the
~ Exchange HOTEL where he would be pleased
TO see his old customers and also many new ones
choose TO CALL confidently believing that he suit
them well Us any other establishment in the city
t. Particular ate nton paid to fitting tender feet.