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The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-11-21


We do not beg them 70 do tive demand that
q shall Be doue. Aneriea must be given wholly
up 70 The government q Americans, and nothing
short Of The win satisfy our kith and kin from
Maine to Texas They must cease 10 give shock
TO our sociulsystem by tie retention Of old prju.
dices. mannerA customs and sentiments -cease to
to be like To- 3Allie soldiers 10 Coustantinople,
set offoreisn invaders ard insolents. We want
no odictation from stultifei Irish Patriots who ed
from their own country because England would
not permit frishmen 70 govern ireland. and come
h,ther to abdse and viIlify us. because we assert
the principle that .Anericans should govern A..
merica. --..s.ss - sh.s 80
Toaid in this fegvnGatisn, It Is the duty a al
sensible adopted citizens and all patriotic native
citizens, to stand bravely by the American part,
Its overthrow has been predicted in many Dem
ocratic Jeremiade, but II is to-day mre powerful
than ever. Americanism is deeply rooted, ike
the strong. solid oak. it de6es the roaring tempest
to shake It down. Everywhere our people begin
to feel that
ain native swords and native ranks
The only hope of Freedom dTells."
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-11-21

i The EAKra's INrERloR--In the eourse Of . Pc
per Rad before the Scientific Congress, at Albany,
logical student contemplated the sedimentary stxa,
the more he must become consinced thst the solid
crust 1t the planet Is = yielding e1Ylope of n
great iiaieknesa. ovetlsing Elabe Of aud obssS
to dynanicsi infinences n such vast poWs, uI1s
mountains and continsnts undulate upon y asdslde
Of ice follow the tidal action Of the sea- The eepevl
es and forcers of these vast phenonenA wese con-
sidered to be the tension and dynsmical agency of
the motion and hnid mataer in state Of motion
underneath Some think this motion corresponds.
with the tides. and French savan attributes It 70
the action Of the moon. Dr.. Winslow attzibutesit,
to the acton of the sun. and snpported his theory
on tie ground that these phenomena occur more
Frequently when that body is nearest the earth,
in win. at which time more volcanic erupions oo-
cur than at any other season
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I A very aged man 10 90 almshouse was asked
xht be was doing now; he replied, "OnlY watt
ng."
Only waiting till the shadows
Are q little longer grown,
Only waiting, till the glimmer
Ofthe days last beam is flown;
Till the night Of earth is faded
From the heart, once full ofday;
Till the stars of Heaven are breaking s.
Through the twilight soft and grey.
Only waiting TIL the reapers
Have the last sheaf gathered home;
For the summer time IS faded,
And the autumn's winds have come.
Quickly reapsrs, gather quickly,
s.. . !, The last ripe hours of my heart,
For the bloom Of life is withered,
avs And hasten to depart.
: q Only waiting till the angels
s Oten wide the mystic gate.
AT whose feet long have fingered, .
Weary. poor and desolate. .iI.ssd
Even now hear the footsteps, a5as.
Aud their voices far away;
II they call me, am waiting,
Only waiting TO obey.
Only waiting. till the shadows
Area little Longer grown, ss5 iaa
:, II Only waiting. till the glBImer s4s.
,.''-s s0rthe days last beam is flown. -
rhen. from ont the gathered darkness, Y
sss9 Holy, deathless stars shall rise,
si.a By whose light my soul shall gladly :
s. Tread its pathway TO the skies.
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ARRrDGISG HER PRIvrI.EoEs.--A young enc
tLusias. was talking to his intendeda few eve
nings since, urging upon her speedy marrsigs.
and start to spend the honeymoon in Califor-s
mia.
81 tell you" said he; his face glowing with
enthusiasm, "California II the paradise OF thfs
earth. y There's no talking!"
No use talking!' exclaimed the lady, with
look of some surprise.
mo use talking" he repeated.
s.Well, il there's no use talking" said the lady
sswhat in the name OF sense do you want of
women there! / don't go.1 r'sI'eH ~
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Only waiting. till the shadows
Araa little Ion xer grown.
EscumBaAxcn. 4. A young human being; .

ENcuMBRAKcE. =. A young human being; a
child. u oh i4 es n - NJ
q There! What do you think Of that. ye old
fashioned grandmothers. whose love Is visited
upon the children even to the third and fourth
generation! .Rachel weeping for her encuns-
6rGnces:" here am and the encumbrauces thou
hast given me!'' And the leopard shall lie
down with the lamb, and little escunsbrznee
shall lead them!'' III
Those little motives in pink and fair dimity.
that stir the pulses like aclarion, that nerve up
the weary and lightup the hope, and fill up the
signing with songs, are encumbrancesl -. ra
So then the sweet little candidates for heay-
ems kingdom, that dance around the Threshold
OF the open heart anu enter untorbidden; that
keep the world from growing old in sorrow and
| in sin, are encumbrances all! IS
And when they are elected. for so alas! they
| sometimes are, as the greensward broken Into
little bi,lows everywhere. and the Rachels that
will not be comforted, so sadly attest think you
when the mothers rocks the empty cradle, and
looks upon the impressed pillow, and hnds IN
the "till'a silken tress and pair OF little shoes
that were laid aside for sandals of light that
she finds the rame of the wearer under the
East 9. ssaaY 81 q os
That when the poet sighed. i
sThere is no Aock however watched and tended
But one dead lamb is there as.es Sd ~
There Il no freside howsoer defended, ss..
| But hath one vacant chair" :. S.
OF when he who sang the sAirs Of Palestine,
declared -, y y
| 81 cannot make him dead!
| His fair, sunshinY head ~ II .sEE..ss !
eoa Il ever bending round my sturdy chair. /"
lthat either Of them dreamed the burden Of ths
/ song was mortgage, and not rather one staal
/ lost out Of the visible heavens-that set ...
I.As aets the morning star, that goes not down
4 Behind the darxened West. nor hides obscuret
l Amid the tempests Of the sky. but melts
4 Away into the light Of Heaven"
i 'Msy the hearths the thresholds. and the heart'
l,of the world never be without sencumhrsnce;
4 let them ali be moftgaged to them who .lik'
the planets are nearest the sun.
(Chicago Journal
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VOL, 2r:'NO. u. ! ~. T.
Tlho Song % tlse Canp, elss
s>-
! cRINKAx IxcTDENr.
~ DAYARD TAILOR.

srBAYARD TAILOR. nHeeaa
sGivepss soae,- the soldiers suied, sH =
q The outer nenches guarding, I'll sstts5y saa
When ne heated gunso of the csaps sllied 9ss
! Grew wesry Of bombarding. ssgsl
The dark Redas In silent seo6. ..sss ~ -
Lar, grim snd .thsesteDinf, asass:, aeisa4
Ard the tewny mound Of tie NalAkoG 4sH e
S no 'onsef oelchsd iss ihundess Essaao o as24
j There vas pauae. Tkssnsrdsnaa IA: !. !. !.
We storm the f0rfs to.norrosr -
Sing while We may. another dr. =
!" y ssssg enough q soE'ax = . .tsss.aiils
They lay aIong III. battssys -. '''''e 81.
Below the smoking caDb6n4- Y -aeo y t7as
Brave hearts from Severn anlissm Clyde. q
And from thebanks Of Shanapo. LA
They sang Of love and not o. lfne: @sf = 7sip2F
Forgot was Britain's glosy~~s ae '7af
Each heart recalled a diif.re Mt name. s.. s,-s= i
But oil sang "Annie LAURIE. &.
Voice after voice caught up the song. f ).
Until its tender passion 80
Rose like an anthem, rich and strong .,e
Their bat:le-eve confession. .f.s
4af # - .el4aas 81
Dear girl her name he dared not speak. IS
ct, as the song grew iouoef,
Something upon the soldiers cheek s eTa
Waahcd of the stains of powder. ia :.
Beyond the darkening ocean burned
"a The bloody sunset's EN- bers; = 7a7 hass '7
While the Crmean valleys learned g ea 9
How English love remembers. rs
And once again FIRE of hell a~AS
Rained on the Russian quarters. sa ~
With scream of shot, and burst Of she'll ~ sa4<
And believing ofthe mortsrs.
And Irish Nora's eyes are dim ss!'l @1Mi
For singer dumb aud CORY:
And English Mary meurns for him Fl b7aHia
Whe sang of "Annie Laurie" g}iss sea.'o
Ah Soldiers, 70 your honored rest &
Your truth and valor bearing; '8 is'@
The brasest atc the tenderest. asss
The loving are ihe daring. la 81. 4. - s. a.
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."Mr. Filkins You say yoa know the defendants;
what is his character" ,.,.gs i,
aFor what, sir. spreeing or integrityg"
: aFor integrity, SIR saFssa So =.
F.WsI, all that Lean say abaut Jones i. that
ifhe's honest. he's got queer way ofshoving 10
that isall." s.,9s-, .sss
.What do you mean by that?s sa . -.
aJust this, that the night before be dimes On
turkey. someoody's poultry coop isalways hroken'
open" i j .sss.silsef i
~That will do, Mr.. Filsins." -. -. J
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THE AMERICAN RANNER
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EVERY FRIDAY MORNING. 'sss
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One Square, (teh iinss) oneinseFton, I: b OF
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charged accordingly. sdYa4 sassl lanw u RI
D p Marriages and Deaths inherited a. news. AL
Dbtaazies, meetings of Lodges; and all matters ad
ysncing personal interest ETC., &c. charged q othe
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4 u A liberal dedustion made to those adyertisina
by the yenr. :
4 1 JOB WORK done with neatness and dis
patch. on liberal terms. sfs i sas i. s 1e1a
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Bl mrs HARRIET PREWEII ~ I: ''sl':
YaZ0N City CArds.
+ ol ANDREW GLIB, = 4
WINE AND I lQUOR STORE

= MAIltlS1 e1dZOO CIIY, MISS. = =
Cigars and Tobacco Of ail qualities. Fruits IN
their season. Confectionery sop and Candies,
Spgar and Coffee, 40, &C. IS y q 2
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y a very aged man 10 % almshouse was asked
what be was doing now; he replied. "OnlY wait
;urW
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-18

YuTUEE DAYs.

ThuSTKK,y sALE OF REAL RgTATE
by virtue Of the proyfsit NJ Of . Deed 81 Trust
.ah on tns lss day OF September, 1854, BY 10
ssPn Cspps, and Susan A. hts wife, TO secure
e eeIsin s1ms Of money due to Virginia A. White.
ne ne osrss Once Of the Hastings Court Of the
Cily OF nlcnmond and county Of Princem Anna
vii pc soid before the Court House Of aid eounfv "a
Lln se: anne, ON MONDAY. the Let day Of Deesm-
per- iooo toeins Court Dayj at IL n, 1or cssh. the
real estate conveyed 70 By said deed that n to
~ me SeT.as tract piece, parcel Of land, tu.tsd
In Little Creek in the county Of Princess Anne. -i,s
the buildings and improvements thereon rn,t.i -
ing acres more or less being the aid trrs ~
which the said Caps purchased Of John Pes., ,
ee. and Virginia A. Whitehurst on the s.;d - 60.
1854 by reference to the deed ther.for - -,
recorded in the Clerks Office of Princess Anne Conn.
~ Court, will sppcar. eo'n'
ALSO, ali that certain Lot ofLand, lying and brt,,
IN that part of the city of Richmond. eommonIs
known as tho FRENCH GARDEN-it being ~
same lot of land which the said joseph capps NM.
chased Of Robert Pattie and wifs on tie 9th OF Ma
as BY their deed therefor duly recorded in ne
Clerks Office Of the Hastings Court of said city Of
Richmond will appear. -
The title the said property il believed to be unques
tionsbie but selling Trustee shall sell and con-
Deed. -.
oe24-0t JOHN PETERS, Trustee.
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AuCTToN eALHe.
FUTURE DAYS.
BY Richard Cnuthcrn.


RACON MACkEREL. SALT, &c, AT
- AUCTIOh.-on WEDNESDAY, 18Th instant
q my store, viii sell at aucticn HID and fierce
sh htt new Hams; do shoulders bbls Mackerel
dds Vim gar; Scotch Ale &C., ac
ONE HUNDRED SACKS SALT.
At ii o'clock. will sell 100 saeks Iiv.ynoo, s.lt
snsauy damaged BY water. T. CAUTHORN
Auetioneer.
SfLENDID AssORTliRNTO OF HOrsR.
:. ngLD AND KITCHEN FURsITURF.
A9TcTInnH o ~ Ely BusGY AND HARNESS, Ar
e. A. the residence of Wilton A. Bell, nex. door to
temperance Hail. on Church Hill, viii sell A. AM.
uon for cash, his splendid assortment Of Furni,n1s
conhsnnE Of pair of Divans; Centre Table: Car.
met; writing Desk and Book Gaze: Si5ebosrd
s Sea. o psra prs Wardrobe and
talns: Feather Bsds, Hair and Shack Ms.srs.a
ana ana beddlns Carpets; Dining Tables; Dinner and
general stock Of Groceries, suited to every family
dies, sc. '"' SoaP' Jan
ALSO-One superior Family Horne. aud civ
made Buggy and Harness. nearly nsu; fns SsSdis
and Bride; and Straw Cutter. The whole TO h.
soid without reserve r. CAUTHORN
Ar~k.
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EF $4,000 Dollars worth of
DRY GOODS.

AT REDUCED PRICES, TO CLOSE.
Intending to close by the lst of January l invite
tie especial attention of lny friends and the public
IL my large aud attractive stock of Dry Goods,
surlr them that every article will be sold at great
reduction from former prices. My stock consists in
part of the following seasonsble and desirable
q Jcds:
Black and Fancy SILKS
Plain and Fiaered MOUSELINES
English and French MERiNOES
CASHMERES, ALPACAS, VELVETS
CLOAKY SHAWLS
EMbRUIDERIES of every description
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, VESTINGS
KERSEYS, SATINETS
LINSEYS BLANKETS
Black and Bro. SHEETINGS and SHIRTINGS
Swiss, Striped and Checked MUSLINS
PRINTS. t5iNGHAMS
BRILLIANTS, HOSIERY. &c, &c.
THOMAS d. QUARLES,
no lots 30 Broad st
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Der, has Hair Dye which is instant.neous ra .,ar
washes on We will advise all who dye to 1--WE John.
charge. ''''As'i'"
Alss TO be bad FLETcHER's HAIa Tos,c .nirfar.
ole remedy Tor all the ills that the human hair il
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" Preserve your Teeth.---Arresr De-
cay Sound and healthy Gums Teeth white Ala
Laster and perfunaed breath be obtained by the
use OF DOWDENS DENTAL FLUID. 1t prevents
form alton of tartar renders the teeth white, and
parts delightful and permanent aromatic fra
= .ancs to the breath. Recommended superior to
any preparation known, by Drs. Peasants, Hudson,
sncock, &c NC. Of this city, and by Dentists and
lysiciant everywhere.
For sale by all Druggists wholesale and retail, by
GEORGE DOWDEN,
Chemist and Druggist,
NJ 9a-3m 9Th and Broad SITS.
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A UCTlON SALE.---I will sell without re-
"A serve, in front of Johnston Meals Commission
House. in Danvitle at the hour of II o'clock M ON
the 9th December, 1856 the of land or which
now reside, situated u miles from Danvile, imme-
diately on the Plank road, containing sc acres.
There is upon said land comfortable residence
with all necessary outhouses fine water, &c. Any
one desiring to raise vegetables for market will find
the place well suited for that purpose, and could
make profitable investment. Information will be
given to those corresponding with at this place
Those wishing to view the premises will fluid me at
the store of Williamson, Graves Johnston. The
terms will be made liberal.
no 2S-dts GEO. WILLIAMSON
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r5rrna large and new Monste

~ Tne largo and new NJ o n ster
EKYLIGHT is NOW COMPLETED, and AM
BROTYPES and DAGUERREOTYPES are now
taken this nonter size Skylight Gallery surpsss
r yourselves. We are pre- pared to put up ILLNESSES
every known style of Art. Now ON hand, Morocco,
\ svet Pear Shell, Union, Papier Machie and Jewel
Gold Locketts and Gold Pins designed for pictures.
Else Ambrotype and Dsguerreotype stock and mate
ais at wholesale to country operators, at New York
p-ices. 0SBORNE'S Gallery,
ny Is Sign of the Flags
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MILLINERY GOODS. &c.

ESHz. MADAME q. SON who received
me iirst premium at the Mechanics, Fair, re-
vSSR spectfuliy announces to the Ladies' that she
~ 49, has commenced hsr Winter opening OF 81
thb AND EXQUISITE BONNETS comprising
me attest fashions from Paris and New York,
co,sisine OF rich Royal Velvet of every kind and
color, Satin and Htra w-trimned and uniformed.
WIZ CHOICE selection Of elegant Flowers Feath.
ere caps and Head dresses &C. &c. which, for style
sna cheapness, will compete with any other estab.
In the city and those in need of any article
IN me miLLlNEBY LINE will please give me q
ea as am determined to please and give satiafac-
Don't forget MADAME SON, No. SIS Main street,
opposite St Charles Hotel
All orders in the Millinery Department executed
with dispatch and ueatpesa 9q-ln
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aPHCIAI, NOTICES.

Ew-Prcscriptious promptly and accurate
compounded at all hours, day nieht, BY Ora
pUATES OF THE PHIL4DELPfHd COZ.
LE6E OF PHARMACY, alone at
LAfDLEY K ROBfNsONS
New Family Medicine and Prescription Store.
% 8-9m cor 4th and Franklin sts
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~ LEE. Il A l. Y IL COOKE, Att0r.
ne,s and C0unselIOrs at Law, practice In all
the Courts held in the city of Richmond and county
of Henrico. JAMES K. LEE,
SAMUEL T. BAYLY,
RID. IVANHOE COOKE.
no I0-dIm
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~ Iarss 4 skIse.
BY Alex. Neff.

FURNITURE. DRY GOODS AND GRO.
L CERIES--Will be sold Il suction Ct nv ssers
corner Main and 18th street, on TUESDAY next com.
mencfng At 10 o'sosk. general assortment new and
seco md hand Furniture.
DRY GOODS Cloths Cassimsres Cassipets; Lin
ssyE Caiiees; Cambncs kouslins; silks; Domestics
handkerchisfs; Nett Shirts; Ready.Mads Clothing.
Boots; Shoes, Hats, Bonnets &c.
Ten pieces very handsome Carpeting
=, GkOCERIES.-5bb ls. W hiskey; bbls. Gin; do
n Z. Rum; Demijons r. Brandy; 10 boxes Cognac
Seears ALEX. MOTT,
no II A,.tin...
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by Alexander Nott.

WATCHEs. JkWELfi Y, HARDWARE.
w CUTLERY, PISTOLS &c.-Wfu be sod Al
suction, THIS EVENING, commencing at o,oloek
large assortment of Watches, Jewslry, Hardware.
cutlery, Pistols, Dry Goods, Clothing, Hats Fancy
Glassware, &c.
The above goods are now landing from New York.
and Will be sold without limit or reserve The psls
viii be continued every night this week. ur tit the
stoek - closed ALEX. MOTT,
&C 20 Auctiouaer
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BY Larns & Shine.

A Eks' SALE OF $4,000
"A WORTH OF WATCHES, JEWELRY. &c.
AT AUcTloNaWin be sold at public auction, com.
nencing on SATURDAY EVENING, at ! O'Clock. At
Store No: a. Main street. the entire stock of a mer
chant declining business amounting to about $4,000
worth OF Gold English uniting and open face Leyer
Watches, Gold Ancksrs and Cylinders, Silver De-
tached Levers, Anckers and Cylinders
ALSO,
An extensive assortment of Gold Plated and 9is
Watches, suitable for the country trade
ALSO,
A large assortment of Heavy Gold Fob, Breast ana
Guard Chains.
An extensive variety Of Gold Lockets, TALL dsss.,
Breastpns suitable for gents and ladies' Cameo and
Gold Stone Ssts, Bracelets, Ear RINGS all styles OF
Finger Rings, Gold and Silver Pencils and Pens 10
sether with complete assortment staple and fancy
Goods, of all kinds, both American and English
Country merchants would do well to attend our
sales, opportunity is offered to them to get an
assortment of such articles which alone be found
In the city.
Selling for the assignee, we are Instructed to Close
the entire stock a. soon ~ practicable.
The public respectfully invited to examine the
stock, which will be exhibited and sold privately das
ly, until the entire lot Ia closed.
~ Sale to take place every evening, commencing
at o'clock. LARUS & SHINE, Aucts,
se26 No IA Main styea
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~ Corns. Corus, Corns, Bunfons, Warts
,lcsites. and Deformed Nails, &c, and every dis
..ds. of the feet. removed without any pain, by a
law and easy method. by DR.. s. SCHULTZ, the &C.
lehisted Surgeon Chiropodst, from London. Daily
Ia attendance 81 his Office, Franklin street, one
door south of Metropolitan Hall. no Is I'm
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~ Life and Property Preservers.--.
t oii's Patent Repeating Pistols, Army, Navy and
/ ocket Sizes just Re ceived and for sale by
JAMES WALSH, Gun Importer,
no Him doors sbove st. Charles Hotel.
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|" Leechest Lecches, Leeches.-a havs
Just received by AdamS Express, fresh lot of
moot reasonable terms. ~
P.s.-Cuppins and Leechins promptly attended
TO- can be found ct all hours at the Hair Dressias
Room under the American Hotel.
auS0 Eop COW
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~ Pre.erye your Teeth..-Arrt

gy- DIR. COOns, late of st. Louis. Mo-
h. srshal and Clay SITS. noS-4m*
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REAUrIFUL FARM FOG SALE 0,

BEAUTIFUL FARM FOX ~ LIE ON
DThE WEsTHAM PLANK ROAD, THfEE MILEs
WEST OF RICHMOND.-Ths subscriber having
determined to removs 20 Richmond, to engage In
mercantile pursuits. 10 aesrous Of selling the Farm
which he resides located - above cohtairs rs
snce il wood and timber The bulidpgs on the place
consists Of an excellent Brick DWELLING containing
ii looms nov In coed repair, besides the usual out
builaipEs all Of which are In eompists order. add
ample enough fer the uss Of large family. ThsO
l. good peach and spple orchard the place. The
d 4es l. % wsl known, that further cpticn 10
dssmed unnecessary. Persons disposed 70 purchases,
are requested 70 view the psss.
For terms apply to the subscriber, or 70 Aess
o. ss-aswim JN0 ~ WREN.
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~ Ladies' Ears,
STONE MARTIN,
ROCK MARTIN,
MINK,
Viotorines and Tppets
sATlN DzLAINES,
Lace Curtains,
Muslin Curtains
Cornice,
Trimmings Of ell kinds.
VELVET CLOAKs, very elegant,
Velvet Cloth Cloaks,
Black Cloth Cloaks,
Misses Closks,
Shawls in great variety.
FRENCH EMBROIDERY.
Point Lace Sets,
Lace Capes,
Lace Collars,
Black Laces,
Linen Trimmings, now,
a. In general stock the greatest and most select va
rt,ty they have ever offered.
THOMAS r. PRICE CO.
rhey ars Just completing the receipt of their stock
uxht within the last months and in addition to
tbs well Known attention which they have paid for
srs to the most elegant goods for ladies and am'ies
they would call special ATTENTION to goods for farmers
the very best qualities, and at the lowest press-
SERVANTS CLOTHING,
oe1z-Im COTTON, 30.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-18
BY G0cdin G. Appersan.

t'AkM OF 1877 ACRES ON THE RICH.
MoND AND FREDERICKSBURG Rail
hOAD NINE MILES NORTH OF >RICHMOND
TUh SALE AT AUCTION.-wiil be sold on
THURSDAY IA the 9th November, 1856 on the pre- ~
commencing at II O'clock NJ, the faro1 on which
Ml; yno Lampkin row resides 1t contains 1877 acres
ana lies at the junction of the Mountain road with
1he ran road. There is the place a large brick
eweinng, tsomewhst out of repair) an excellent
Kitchen and good stable. About half of the land ia
cleared, the balance in wood "
The location of this land with reference to it's ac-
cess oy railroad to Richmond recommends it to per
sons doing business in that city ~ 70
TERMS: One.fourth cssh, balance At three six and
nine months. for negotiable potes, interest added
secured by trust deed.
no 10 lnnDJN L. apprpcOn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-18
-. Anthracite, Midlothian and ]

F5y Anthracite Midlothian and Black
figArH CoAL.-The subscriber is now prepared to
Furnish the best PHILADELPHIA ANTHRACITE,
aud LUMP COAL from the above Chesterfield
u ines which he will sa at the lowest market price,
lr cash. ts equivalent Orders left at the auction
house Of Larus Shine, IA Main street, will meet
v III prompt attention.
III iS--Sm P. c. LARUs.