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SPECIAL NOTICES.


skSLioHr Is now W. comfTErEp. a. thanr '
BRoTYPES and DA0UERREOTYPEb a1s nov
taken at this monter size skysht Gallery to surpes
for yourselves We are prepared to put up Lknsssss
In every known style OF Art. Now on hand, Morocco
Velvet Pearl, She'll Union, Pspier Machie and JeweI
Cases OF every size and price. Also Gold Frsmss
sSld Locketts and Gold Pins designed for pictures
Also Amhrotype and Dasuerreotype stock and mate
rails at wholesale to country operators at New York
prices, osbORNES Gallery,
my 10 Sign Of the Flags
q Hair Cutting.--To STRANGER vlsie,u.
the city and citizens IL you wish to Get your Hair
cut In lhe latest and most becoming style. / would
sdvise you to call on HoBSON, at HE Hair Cuttins
American Hotel. Entrance on 18th stree, A'
NB. Whsssen Dyed either Black or Brown oolor
"Prescriptions promptly and accurate.
SompoSno el, a. slI hours. Gay or nieht,0y GRk
EGE OF PHARMACY, alone at
LAlDLEY & ROBINSONs
New Family Medicine and Prescription Store.
&c ~'-<n cor 4th and Franklin sts.
" Leeches, bLeeches, Leeches.-I hive
lust received by Adams Express, a fresh lot OF
swedish Leeches, which willsbe applied upon the
most reasonable terms
f's-Cupping and Leechins promptly attended
70. can be found at all hours at the Hair Dressing
noon under the American Hotel.
auso &c. HoBsoN.
" Hair Dye, Hair Dye...J ohnsou. Bar.
Der has Hair Dye which is instant neous and never
washes on We will advise all who dye to give John.
son CALL as he warrants to give perfect satisfaction
or no charge.
Aso to be had FLErcHER's HAIR Tonic. aninf al
heir to. AA'- -
10TH STREET BETWEEN MAIN Cary STREETS
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>>Qo Il NORRIS has received, per lhe
last steamer, fresh assortment of Fail and
MI Winter CLOTHING, for the wholesale and
I'LL retail Trade, viz: Overcoats, Rag ans, Pants
Vests, &C.; also large assortment Of Beaver Cloths
of different shades and colors, plain and fancy Cas-
simeres, Scotch Plads, &c 4; Silk ard Silk Velvet
Vestinys of all kinds and prices for custom and city
Trade. He would ask his friends to cali before pur
chasing elsewhere. MOKkiS,
100 Main street, Richmond, Va.
NJ B. A large assortment of Negro Clothing, from
81 to &5a suit.
r Wantsd-From twenty to twenty-five good
Tailors. MOI l-2m
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rE- DIR. Wu. Y. Lipscombe offers his pro
feys!onal services TO the citizens of Richmond. Of
fire IN the basement of 8atlards Hotel. no i2-lmt
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WATCHES AND JEWELLERY.


q THOUGH 1 live In the country
~ a hundred miles down,
FAIL have my repairing done aiways In town:
G2As3b And the tradesman 1 o,al with 10 BAR.
THOLOMEW,
ana the work that give him, is done up like new
But here l would tell you the right of NV tale
was thrown from my horse right on TO a rail:
My Watch, it went further, smack into ditch
And Iusted the worksto q very bad pitch
took it to one, who said Is trade it away
But valued the watch, and was willing to pay.
When friend told me of matchmaker he knew
And that's how came to know BARTHOLOMEW
lie did up the watch, and some jewery fine
AND my watch to this day. keeps excellent time.
WIN. J. BARTHOLOMEW,
Watch and Clock Maker
Corner Eleventh and Main streets
Watches, Clocks and Jewery of all kinds, repair.
ed In the best manner, and moderate terms "a
any other house in the city. oc 20
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RUSTEEs, SALE OF THE vALUA.
L BILE REAL ESTATE CALLED "BUCKHIi,Ln
NEA TO MANCHEsTER-By virtue Of a
eeed of trust dated I'D 1861 to the under.
signed, Trustees, executed by Andrew ]. Kuan. and
wife to secure to Lswson Nunnsly, executor Of Jo-
seph L Friend, decd, the payment of certan sums of
money, and which deed truly recorde ed in
County Csurt-and in pursuance of deere pronounc-
ed atthe late term Of the CIRCUIT Court of Chester
field county, in the suit of MARTIN trustee, u.s. kuhn
et ais we SHALL at the request of the said executor
and under said decree, proceed SELL at public auc
ton. on the premises. at II O'Clock, M. on TUES.
DAY, the 9th December 1885, if fair, if not the next
fair day, that really valuable estate called t.BUCK-
HILL" on the Goal Pit turnpike, about half mile
above Manchester, containing l47 more or Less
The improvements on the place consist of an excel
lent brick dwelling, nearly new, together with the
usual out buildings.
The nearness Of this place to Manchester and Rich.
mond and its handsome location renders it peculiarly
valuable to person deng business in either of these
cities
TERMs-One-fourth cash balance in three equal
annual payments, on the 22d November, 1857, 1853
and 1853, for bonds bearing interest," with good secu
rity and title retained till the whole purchase
ney is fully paid.
, q RHODES; Trustee,
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TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALU b l.
i REAL ESTATE AT THE CORNER OF CT

7TNhUSTEHS' SALH UF Y a L n b Il L
Il REAL ESTATE AT THE CORNER OF 9Th
AND CLAY STREETS-As Trustees in a certain
Deed of Trust executed by Mathew w. Ford, dated
May 8 1856 and duly recorded in the Clerks Office
of Richmond Hastings Court we shall by order of
the Board of Directors of 1.-The Marshall Company"
THURSDAY, 4th day of December, 1856, at O'Clock
P Nj Gf fair; if not, the next fair day) the Houte
and Lot at the eff 9th and Clay streets in
the occupancy of Mr.. VIM. r. Robinson. The Lot
fronts 585 feet 9th street. and Clay street
120 feet to an alley.
The title to this property is believed to Re eood but
selling Trustees shall convey such title is
vested in us.
The terms will be made known at the hour of
sale. 8. Y LANDRUM,
III. L STRATTON, Trustees.
P.V. DANIEL, Jr,S
Sale conducted by GoDDIN APPEksoN, Aucts.
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NILLkDULC1A.
Vl MARRYING Too Late, a tale, by Geo. Wood,
author of Peter Schlemihl in America.
MILLEDULCIA, a Thousand Pleasant things select
ed from Nc ties at Queries.
MAJOR JONES' Courtship and Travels, comprising
all the scenes, incidents and adventures of his
Courtship, in a series of Letters, by himself: a.
we'll as the Humorous Narrative of his Travels
from Georgia to Canada end bask. together with
his experience in each town he passed through,
with twenty-one Illustrations; cloth 81 Is.
STOKES of an Old Maid, related to her Nep hews
and Ne'ces, by Madame Emile De Gersrdin, IL
Illustrated.
THE RIME of the Ancient Mariner, by Samuel Tsy-
lor Coleridge illustrated
THE POLITICAL Works of George Herbert, illus
trated; Cloth gilt and Turkey Morocco
RHYMES and Roundelaysin praise Of country Life,
adorned with many pictures; Cleth gilt
THE CURSE of the Village, The Happiness Of be.
ing Rich, and Blind Rosa three tales by H. Con-
science IS cents.
NOTES; Practical and Expository on the Gospel, by
Rev C. II. Hall 2 vols.
COMMENT on Parle A. Paris, French az spoken
in Paris, for the use of Pupils and Travellers, by
Madame De Peyrac. A. NORRIS,
M 2f-St 81 Main street.
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CLOTHING ACCOMPLISHMENTS.

CLOTHING ESTABLIaHMENTS.
>4o CHlLDREN'S AND YOUTHS
IA CLOTHING-The subscriber has now the
Wa largest and best assortment of CLOTHING
III. for Childrens and youths wear, that he ever
Pa-ents and guardians and all others want of such
goods would save much time and trouble by calling
Immediately on mo, as am determined to offer avery
nducement to insure perfect satisaftion and will be
sold low for cash, or to punctual customers.
J. II. RIDDICK,
No 1921 Main st., opposite the American Hotel.
M Palm
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- somethInu New and Bcautiful...Ac

r. Something New and Beautifni-.Ac-
lrawledsed by all 10 be superior 60 anything vet dis
@Svered in the Photographic art As a proof Of which
al Of the most celebrated artists north taking
Am h-otyas by no other process These pictures are
., he had az Prstt's Gallery las Main street. where
he ruhjc are respectfully invited TO call and exam
IN. 10. themselves. Dsguerreotyp es and Ambrotypes
ne5 in any way 20 suit customers, and all pictures
sANXAY & CHALMERS,
n In-im Operatora
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AUCTION SALES.
>~-~s-~--~--~->-.~~
FUTURE DAYS.
by GoAAsu Il ApperSOn.

~~S~S,>>---,>>~~--~~>s-~~-
By GsAAi. q Appsrssa.
WTMsamdHrS s ae S,s sA AL 0K KgUR
hENkiCO-As csmwsssionsr getting under decree
Of the County Court Of Hsnrico entered in the suit
Of FORD and othefs against Ford on the 9Th day Of
Oss; ~, sna,i sell, q Hsnrico Court House,
suction g the highest bdd = the following parcels
Of land, viz: - 3 -.
ist. A trsst containing 70 ser.s near Hunssry
Meeting House, about miles shove Richmond.
End tract containing IS acres on ths Deer Run
Turnpike, adjoining War5erton and seaton about Z
miles from Richmond.
srd; tract containing aacrss, adjoining the last
mentioned tract
4th. A tract containing acres, adjoining George
Eubenk.
Terms: Enough in cash to defray expenses Of suit
and cost Of sale, and balance credit of months
for bonds bearing interest, and titis lined till
whole purchase money is e. gsid E. HARRIS, com,,.
Sale conducted by eoDDrs &APPERsos, Aucts.
T,RUSTEEs SAFE OF VALUABLERE.
= AL ESTATE AT THE CORNER OF CLAY
AND SIXTH sTREETs-As trustees in a certain
1886, duly recorded in Richmond Hastings Court, we
shall at the request Of the board of directors OF the
homestead Company" proceed to sell at public
suction, on the premises, on THURSDAY, the 4.h
day OF December, 1856, at o'clock, P. N if fair, if
not the next fair day, that very desraby located ten
ement at the corner of Clay aud 9Th streets in
the occupancy of Mr.. VIM r. Robinson.
Inc lot frsnts oss feet on 9Th street. on Clay
street 120 feet to Alley. The house has 10 rooms
besides kitchen with rooms and q spacious brick
stable in the rear.
The terms, which will be liberal, will be made
known at the hour of sale.
5N 4, ss aMsoN' rra'see'
Bale conducted by GoDDIs Afp ERsoN.
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Sale conducted by GoDDIN & APPEksoN, Aucts.
noN-tds


TOMMISS1ONEK3S SALE OF VER
~ VALUABLE LOT ON THE DOCK AD-
JOINING SHIP LOCKS As Commissioner ap.
pointed by decree of the Circuit Court of Richmond
pronounced on the 22d November, 1856 in the case
of Nicholson Pages admrs, &C. shall proceed to
SELL at public auction. on the premises FRIDAY,
the 18th day of December, 1886, at IL O'Clock. M if
fair not the next fair day that really valuable lot
at the ship lock of the Richmond dock, fronting on
the south side of Water street Isl feet running back
of an egular depth the dock and being the
lot assessed the Commis books of the city
of Richmond, in the name of j. Z. Heath and C. b
Pages estate.
TERms:-One fourth cash; balance at 8, aud 8
months for negotiable notes, interest added, with
condition PAYABLE the credit of the above suit in
the Bank of Virginia. and title retained till last note
is paid, and convey ance directed by the Court
ANDREW JOHNSON, Com'r.
Sale by GoDDIS APPERsoN, Aucts.
no I-2sawtdg
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~ VIRGINIA AND TEN-
~ NESSEE RAILROAD.-NO
- TICE TO PASSENGERS
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.-On and after the lst
OF October, the Road will be completed to the Ten
neasee line, and the Passenger Train will run as fol-
at p NJ i D"'o
Leave Bristol at go A. NJ. and reach Lynchbure at
DO e; M: E. II. GILL,
Sc <<-om Gen Sup,t
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NO 25-d6t&eSt Old Dominion Nail Works
VI CRUSHER.--We have been appointed sole
Agents here for the sale of this MILL. 1t viii grind
from ten to fifteen bushels per hour of sufficient ne
ness for cattle 1t is not liable to get out Of ORDER
ard is much more durable than any other of it, kind
that we have knowledge Of We recommend it with
confidence. This Mill took the first premium at our
State Fair and the Fair in Petersburg
BALDWIN, CALDWELL co,
mn e6-dImAw2m l43 Main It. Richmond
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By BY Richard CauthOrn.

HORSES, WAGON, &C. AT AUCTION.
II On SATURDAY, 29th inst at 10 O'clock at the
lot near the Central Railroad Depot, l will sell,
work Horses; ] street Wagon; wood Wagon; fur
niture Wagon and Harness, and Cart.
noN X. CAUTHORN.
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Ia FALL GOODS FOH tS5O....The
Ia subscriber has received his Fall stock OF rea-
NJ dy made CLOTHING and GENTLEMEN'S
ILL., FURNISHING GOODS, to which he would
ask the attention of his friends and the public gene
COATS Blue Black, Brown and Dahlin Dress and
Frock; Fancy Cashmere Business Frock and Sack
Talmas and Raglans Beaver, Pilot, Mohair, Peter
sham and Negre.Head Sacks and Surtouts
PANTS Superior Black French Doeskin, Brown
and Gray Cross- Ribbed Cashmere, Green and Brown
Plaid Cashmere.
VESTS-Blsck Satin. Silk, Cashmere Fancy Vel
vet, Merino and Cashmere, Silk and Plush.
ALSO-A very large collection of Cloths, CASH
msres and Ves.ings shade and quality which
he is prepared to make to measure at the shortest
notice, in the best aud most fashionable style
L. b SPENCE,
oc 28-tf Richmond Virginia.
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DUN RUN, RUN The Inducements now

dun, RUN, RUN The inducements now
Ii being Offered to purchasers of Dry Coos, at JA-
COB A LEvY's. Is such a. induces ell to buy who call
10 cts fast colo cd Calcos at cd; Shifting Cotton
good enough fr any use, at Cd heavy Quilted
Skuts at 81; best quality Cactus Skirts at IS cts !;
Worked Collars at 81, III, IS, 50 and rs cts some
idea can be formed how cheap they are as Levy has
sold upwards of 200 per dsS; Worked Bands at %
cts for the double band being more than two YARDS
Of good trimming Nine hundred and ninety nine
a.tfcles not mentioned to be sold at extremely low
nrcss. JACOB A. LEVY,
- 81 Is Main street.
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no q GODDlN Il APPERSON, Aucts.

BUILDING AND GARDENING LOTS
ID FOR SALE.-.-Wlll be sold, on SATURDAY,
10Th November, 1856, commencing at S! O'Clock. a
large number of Lots in Adams Valley, near the Va
Central Rail Road work shops. Many of these Lots
eligibly situated for family residences and others
valuable for gardening purposes Nest of this pro-
perty is just without the corporate limits of Rich
mond.
TERMs.-At sale, which will very accommodating
no27 GODDIN l. APPERSON, Aucts.
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TTNRUSTEES SALE OF FURNITURE.
L BAR FIXTURES, &C, AT AUCTION.-On
SATURDAY, Nov. 29th, we will sell, at the "Rising
House. at 10 O'Clock, the contents of said Restau-
rant" consisting of Bedsteads Beds Mattresses, Bed
ding Washstands, Looking Glasses, Chairs Tables,
&C., &c.
Also, Bar Room Furniture and Fixtures Refrige
rator Clock, Chairs &c &c.
Also Wing Piano, in very good order.
Also a lot of Kitchen Furniture, amongst which is
firstrate Cooking Stove.
At the same time, will be soId the unexpired
Lease of said store.
TERMS cash.
BY ORDER OF THE TRUSTEE.
Sale conducted by E. B. Cook Co., Aucts.
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BY L. b. Cook & Co, Aucfs.

TRUSTEES SALE OF GROCERIES
l. &C. AT AUCTION.-By virtue of a deed of
trust made by Thomas w. Turpin, and duly recorded
in the Hastings Court of the city of Richmond /
will proceed to sell, at the said store of T. w Tr
pin on Main, betw cen 7th apd 9th streets on MON
DAY, December 1st, at 10 O'Clock, the entire stock
of Groceries, contained In said store consisting in
part of Wines, Liquors, Porter, Table Oils; Wor-
cester and Reading Sauces; Teas. Sugars Coffee
Cheese, Sardines, Smoking and Chewing To. acco;
Tubs Brushes, Brooms Soaps, Candies, Oils, Viae.
gar, &c, &c.
Also. / Herring's Salamander Safe l Fairbanks
Platform Scale do counter do.
At the same time, will be sold, the unexpirsd Lease
of said store, terminating April 1st 1857.
WILL BE HIRED, az the same time vauable
Negro Driver Dining Room Servant until the FIRST
of January next.
After which, will be sold, that pisce of Land ".
ing in the county of Henrico, and known 90 Craies
Plan fronting the eastern side of I7th or Valley
street. % feet with depth of lS9 feet situated
the road leading to Fairfield, being the same con.
v,yed by P. Morriss and wife, to T.. w. Turpin, and
of Record 10 the County Court, page 267.
Also, lot of Land, in the town of Sidney, known
Lot No. 100, fronting William street, so feet
with depth of $50 feet, being the same conveyed
by l.. w. Glszebrook and wife. and Thomas Richie
to VIM. Mitchell and from said Mitchell to said r
w. Turpin and Of Record in the County Court, page
257. JOSEPH r. POWELL, Trustee.
Sale conducted by E. B. Cook l. Co Aucts.
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SALE OF GROCERY STORE AND
~ DWELLING NEAR TO MANCHESTER
Grocery Store and Dwelling, on tbs Manchester
turnpike, recently occupied by MIR. Henry W. Jones,
immediately opposite the gate leading to Buckhill.
Terms at sale. GODDIN L. APPERSON,
no 26 Aucfionaars
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uNAkm FU4k = A Il d ss~Ino SuDscIIOcI
wishes to sell her Farm in the county OF fowhstan
about miles from Richmond, and about three guar
ters of mile fromu river The Farm consists OF
about 100 acres of land beautifully situated, Ia most
desirable neghborhood adjoining the lands OF Messn
T. Eustsce, Whitfield Turpin. Carter Lee. &c; has
rood House and all requisite buildings and the m.
est kind of springs in almost every field about 500
aeres cleared and the balance heavily hmbered
There are several churches and mills In the immed
ate neigbborhood. For terms which will be liberal,
apuly to DR.. r. g. Mackenzie or kich'd M Macken-
zie. fine Creek P. O., Powhstan county, or TO Jno
Isl. Mackenzie, Richmond, Va.
49, MRS JANE MACKENZIE.
II not sold prvsteIy it will be sold at suction, on
the premises together with the Crop, Stock. ke on
the 9Th December. 1856. oc S--eodtos
DK1D: HEAD !-WiIl be sold mt public
IL auction, at my residence, in Charlotte county,
miles west of the Court House, on the "a OF Pc
cember next, my crop, stock, plantation utensils
household and Kitchen furniture. Ny Ntock mas al
ways rated with the topmost.
Ih,ve three youug stations OF hne promise, two
Of which are of the Leopard or Tuchshoe order
The oldest rising four years next spring, wiz com
ruand the herever the stmon' pure nsnt
iy appreciated The younger rising two years 2. ~
spring, is more promising still. Tne namei iusAt
hoe will be a sufficient passport with al "no 'e-
member my old horse of that "ame.
no 22-d6t fhoMAs
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ePECIAL NOTICES.

~ Democratic Electoral Dtnner.---.The
COMPLIMENTARY DINNER to the Democrats
TIectors of Virginia will be given AZ the Exchange
Hotel on WEDNESDAY next, Sd December, at 50
o'clock p NJ
Ticket. NAV he obtained of V, Bsrgamin, Treasu.
,.r Richard o. Hsskius, Chxtrman, or any Of the fol-
towirs members of tbs committee; N. B. nill Alex
cr,;e John Gresnor, George Y. ssdler, VIM W
c,pmp John ] Wilson, James Dove Sam'l Hastuss
~ Clsgehrook VIM C. Tompkins. Also, At the Fx,
cbanse Hotel and at the store Of John J. Wilson
cornrr Of NJ ain and sth streets.
The above committee will meet at the Exchange
t9,tai on SATURDAY evening next at O'Clock
runctusly, H. " hAshiNs. Chm.
no ibid
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NIII,ICE.-.ln consequence of the death
INV business ON the frs. of January next. All per-
son, having claims will please present them for set
teme Mt and those indebted requested TO settle
noN JOSEPH H. C0LQUITT, AGENT.
EOUISITES TO be obtained at NO. ~
III Main street. on sach terms to be selected from
such variety of styles, made up with such taste,
that you would be sstonished, and acknowiease Inc
advantages offered by the Subscribers
MEMS CLOTHING.
BOYS CLOTHING,
SERVANTS CLOTHING,
With each and every article pertaining to male at
tire For comfert and style, for business or atess,
for durability and economy, for choice seecuens
and tremendous assortment-for all OF the ABOVE
points, our stock cannot be exceed.
Believe your own eyes and examine the vhrious
articles offered for sale; judge with an eye 70 yoa
own ;nterest and our word for it. your impressions
will be favorable.
Don't forget the place-we are Offering rsIe ID
ducements tso our friends tell u.s. and we advise =
general rush. 0koSdoNo iua
no n ~
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L'ANCY GOODS, TOYS, DC sd kina
China and Parian Figures, French Fancy Bssksts,
Fine Work Boxes, Lsdie9 Leather Csbss, China,
India Rubber, Paper, and Wood DOLE Heads Dolls
Bodies and Arms all sizes Hoops, for boys and girls
Sleishs Fire Hats and Soldier Caps Hobby Horsss,
Wheeibsrrows, Accordeons, fine Fiutinas, 6aEjos,
violins and the largest assortment Of Toys In this
city, for s.le chesp tor cash. 1t lis Broad street b.
poS5-6t j. HAROLD.
VLOTHs AND CASsIMkKks = Hack.
" grey and drsb Cloth for ladies' eiostt; bIse,
brown sud olive DO. for meas and youths wear;
black DSeskin and fancy casssmeres for pantAloons
ANAL plaid Wooleus for boys' wear plain and print
"a gatinets and Tweeds black Satin, SILK end Cash
mere yestinss. A large stock on hand and for sals
very cheap By J. n. kOSEN1Aun.
no2e l9s Broad a.
SERVANTs, BLANK ETs.--AIl n want
- of 1ervants Blankets, viii ind IL ~ THAR int.
rest 70 call and examine our stock before purchasing
Johnson HAYWOOD.
no. % No N nain 9
d e D ) n X B.--kiMir, Tech, Nah, ehoe,
ID White wash, Countsr, vaxaish, efsneillans ard
Paint Brushes. Of svery dsseriptios. rer a.esy
no22 haskst Bridge.
u UCk WHkAT Oak kH.-The hess van
ID 20 make these delightful cakes y with CHS
MANS VAST ROWbEk, which mag - found
u any Drug store. Pries % ess ,.~~.c,.
Z INA 1SOZ IN 61rs. Mtlls!s Flne Cas 80
lVU kins TOBACCO. tes nae; 60.
no "a WI. WAAbAOs s0N'
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TWO
" VALUABLE HALF ACRE LOTS IN MAN
CHESTER-As Commissioner appointed by de-
cree of Chesterfield Circuit Court pronounced on
the S0th October 1856 in the of Fuqua against
Fuquas admir-" shall proceed to sell at public suc
ton, ON the premises. on TUESDAY, the 9th day OF
next fair day,) Lots Nos H. 85 in the plan Of Man
chester, with the buildings thereon, bounded BY
Lawrence and Jones streets, and the Southern limits
of Manchester.
TERms-One- third cash; balance at 6 and u mos,
for bonds bearing interest," secured by good personal
security and title retained till the whole purchase
money il paid, aud conveyance ordered by the
Court &. MchAE, ComL.
sale nv GoppIs & APpERsoN Aucts n
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N0T1CE.-The stage Coach that former
l ly run from Martins, will, on and after the 18th
OF November, run regularly from the Powhatan sta.
ton on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays TO Powhe.
tan G H, and to Cumberland C. H, and return the
next days in time to connect with the Richmond and
Danville going down.
no 17-lm RICHARD r. HAGUE
MACON FOR SALE..-FO sale, a second
w hand one horse spring WAGON, in good re-
pair, and newly painted. A. BODEKER,
no l9-ts No. 10 Main st.
mr.. SEMPLE.--Dear Sir: Please send
~ me another supply OF your IN + LLIBLE
BAKING POWDER. We have had no trouble with
bread since trying your Powders. They are indis-
penssble in the way of good bread.
Very respectful y, Il. A. MUNpAY.
King William county.
Rie Hordo Cigars, very fragrant. Price cts, at
SEMPLE'S.
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SEMPLE'S.
Henry Clay Cigars, very fine. Price cts, at
SEMPLE'S.
Figaro Cigars, very delightful. Price eta. at
SEMPLE'S.
Daniel Webster Cigars, very delicious. Price S
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