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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-29

A MAMMOTH APPLE-We acknowledge the honor
of present from the fair hands of a daughter of
Bath county, in mammoth Pippin, weighing one
and half pounds, and measuring fifteen inches
in circumference. 1t was perfect in form, sound
and delicious. IL there be larger apple We would
like to see it, To the fair donor, We make our
best bow, AMI acknowledge ourselves her ''most
obedient servant
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rea 3oOO PsopLE VISITED Powsns'

GALLERY yesterday. So great was the crowd that II
was almost impossible TO get into his establishment.
mond at this time but what will avail Themselves q
the opportunity OF procuring one Of POWERS world
renowned Imperial Ambroty pez,. =,
Strangers may RELY upon his Pictures a. being the
,oss durable well the most perfect LiKenesses
made in this city. His Gallery is at ISL Main stree
one door below tho Agricultural Fair Oihce over e.
! Naurica's shoe store oc 29-lts
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THE STEAMBOAT DISASTER ON THE LiKEs-It has
already been mentioned that the steamer Reindeer
Captain Patterson, had been wrecked while on the
trip from Chicago to Montreal. Sic was valued at
10000, and had on board 1900 bushels of wheat
The Chicago Times says:
On Monday night, when the steamer was off Great
Point Au Sauble, on the Michigan shore, she was
met by heavy gale, and Capt. Patterson finding
that she would not weather it, hoisted all sail ANA
headed for the shore. The moment she touched
the ground the steamer commenced going to pieces
aud owing to the distance from the beach and the
violence ofthe surf only two persons succeeded in
reaching the land. These art supposed to be fire
men. Ali the others were lost. 1t is thought the
steamer had but few if any passengers on board
The officers and crew numbered about - men,
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AN ALLEGED CERTAIN CURE FOR FELON.-The Buf
falo a. y Commercial Advertiser has received the
following, which is said to be a certain cure for a
felon: Take pint of common soft soap, and stir
it in ar-sacked lime till it is of the consistency OF
GLACIERS putty. Make leather thimble: ill it with
this composition and insert the finger therein, and
change the composition once in twenty minutes
and "A cure is certain"
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THE FAILURES AT GLASG0w-A letter from CIas
Cow, received per Baltic announces the failures in
that city as follows: VIM. Wardlow & Co, raIicn
printers, for f350,000 to f500,00O: j. & D. McDon-
aid. extensive muslin manufacturers, for $500 900
to tttO oN and VIM. Smith, calico printer. Iiahil
ties unknown. The reported failure of Messrs G.
Pattson Co. OF Glasgow, is stated in the letter 10
be without foundation. "
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TIE REVOLUTION IN SAN DOMINGo.-We have news
from Port-au.Prince TO the 9th instant. The revo-
luton i'll San Domingo was nearly at end. General
Santana entered Santiago amidst the loudeSt ac-
claim. General Baez was still in San Domingo in
fact prisoner. The Iiaytien army had returned
from the frontier without firing shot. Business
at Portau-Prince and the other Haytien ports was
daily improving.
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SAD INCIDENT OF THE HARD TIMES.--A young me-
chanic in Newark, n. j.. on Sunday evening. WAS
arrested for stealing piece of meat from a butch
er's stall. lie said he had been without work
several weeks, and being without money or credit
and too proud to beg he preferred to steal to
from starvation his fauily-a wife and two child
ren-who had been without food since Friday
morning. An investigation into the case proved
the truth of his statements, and he released
given the meat and was told to come for more, and
was also presented with purse of So which was
made up for him.
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SPECULATIoNS AND SUICIDES X AUsTRIA.-The Vi
emma correspondent Of the London Times, writing
on the 10th inst, says Hardly day passes with
out some unfortunate Spectator committing SUI,
eide here, and have just learned that VI. Coda
noSch. merchant of Neusat8, shot himself because
he was unable TO meet his engagements. His debts
are said to amount to 100000 t0rins tf50,030.)
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LATER FROM MEXICO-A NEW MINISTRY
ORGANIZED

New ORLEANS, Oct 25, 1s57.-The steamship Ten
nessee has arrived at this port bringing dates from
Vera Cruz to the Dist inst, and from the City of
Mexico to the 18th inst. She brings s250,000 in
specie.
l. A new Cabinet has been formed in Mexico, as fol-
lows: Minister of Foreign Affairs, Fuentes; Minis
ter of the Interior. Jaurez; Minister of Justice.
Ruiz; Minister of War, Garcia Condo; Minister of
the Treasury. Payne.
Gen. Alvarez has routed the rebels in the South
with great slaughter. The whole coast of Yucatan
was in the hands of the revoutionists. and the
of the races had broken out with increased vio-
lencs
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THE FISHING FLEEr.-The Newburyport Mass
Herald of the 10Th inst, gays: The last of the La
bradOr fleet has arrived. No accident has happen
ed to the vessels or their The catch of fish,
and amount Of oil obtained is fully equal to last
year, but the price is very much lower than last
year. and consequently the fleet will not do well
AS the mackerel fleet
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MILITARY LAND WARRANTS.-The quantity of land
located with military land warrants, issued unde,
the act of 1855, from the lst of July, 1856 TO the
3lst Of August, 1857 is estimated 097 900 acres
The whole number of the warrants Of all grades To-
Gated on arabic land, is $3.50
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EMIGRATIoN.-There arrived here last week two
or three families of Sweedes. They bring with
and design purchasing land in this some of the
adjoining counties. and making North Western
Virginia their permanent home. In no section OF
country are there greater inducements held out TO
emigration than i'll orr own, and it is almost mar
vcluu5 that its tide should have flowed past US SO
long-Lr3cjS C1uHty (Td.) HcruId.
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HORSES AND THE PASIC.-The New York Tribune
states that the arrangement of the money market
as had a most disastrous effect on the market
for horses. Horses which cost their owners $50
were sold lately for SlT5 in that city. Another
horse, which year ago had standing offer of 81
500, was sold for $500 and handsome bay, for
which 5000 was paid last summer. and not consid-
cred dear at that, brought but 1925 few days ago
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CALL FOR LABOR FROM TIE SoUTH.-The Charles
ton Standard, referring to the number oflaborers
at the North thrown out of employment by tie
pressure of the times, extends the following nyi-
tation:
1t might be we'll for these to consider the oppor-
tuntes presented mt the South here the want is of
labor and nave room for millions. Charleston dis
trlct alone has timber enough for the employment
of $1,000, while it would he difficult to find more
attractive field for labor than the garden farming
district Immediately adjacent TO the city.
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MONEY MATTERS AT NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 26-Money matters here are
no better. Ameeting of cotton factors he'll to-
day, at which resolution offered binding fac
tors not to sell for less than Is cents but. there
being no concert of action, the meeting broke UP
without effectng ANYTHING.
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Boston, Oct 27-The United States bark Release
is to be fitted ont storeship. and will sail from
the Charleston Navy Yard in a few weeks for Spez-
zia, Sardinia, with stores for the Mediterranean
squadron
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AsPINwALL. New GRANApA.-The population of this
city, according to recent census. amounts to
i4 souls, Of whom 5j1 natives, S61 foreigners:
SD males, COZ females; l6l married, 80 widowed,
,22i single,
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NOTICE TO ADvERTIsERs.

Advertisements for the DIspsrcH must oe """o
sA in BY sir octock in ne afternoon, In o''os :. ~
pear the next day. The heavy pressure u an, ~,
tisements upon the columns Of our p"po'
.ami, A. the,r reception after the hour named.
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DEATa OF an OLD NAN.-Uriah Tufts died at
Charleston, Mass, on Thursday last at the adyanc-
ed age of % years and months. lie was for many
years a blacksmith in the old Navy Yard, and
worked on tho frigate Constitution, upon which
vessel he drove the FIRST bolt '
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B9" NoTICE All persons entitled to
shares in the proceeds Of the sale Of the trust subject
conveyed by CHARLES CURTIS CARTER, TO Abner M
Hard Trustee by deed dated July 6. 1857, and suIy
recorded in the Clerks office of Henrico county court.
are hereby notified and required TO present their
claims properly authenticated. at this office on OF
before Saturday the sth day of November, 1887, at
IL o'clock NJ On the said 9Th of November, the &C
counts of the said Trustee will be closed and the o.
lance in his hands apportioned amongst sneh cres
RMILT0N CARY, Com.
Com Office, Wing Building,l
Richmond, Oct. Is, 1857. J
If
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SYSop.-The Synod of North Carolina closed its
sessions in Charlotte, n. C., on Saturday. There
were 20 ministers present from the Orange Presby-
terry, 80 from the Concord Presbytcry and 20 from
the Fayetteville Presbytery, besides ruling elders
from each OF the Presbyteries, numbering about
f.rfy
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MYSTERIOUS CoiScInEScE=y

MYSTERIOUS CoiscrpESCE-Some eirbteap voars
ago, says the Reading Journal, a beautiful younp
g'ri, named Esther Fisher, left Manayunk on e
canal boat for Reading, but was murdered before
.eacning the latter place. The public excitement
was very great, and large reward was offered for
the detection OF the murderers hut without snc-
cess ms Slrl was sister of the mother of Ada.
line Baher, who so recently has met similar fate
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Now FOR PowDER.-0ne gray hair was discover.
ed in Eugenies imperial head at recent sitting to
her femme de chambre," while engaged at her
elaborate toilet. The instant decision was To
adopt powder. We may therefore expect to hear
soon that the whole French Court is powdered Ia
PomDadour,
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TIE WEATHER NORTH

BosToN, Oct. 27.-The easterly storm which COM
menced early on Sunday morning still continues
without sign of abatement. very large quantity
of rain has fallen.
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LIBERAL observation-disclosures $4,000 has been
subscribed among the Methodists in Boston, to all
in rebuilding the Wilbraham Seminary, which was
burned week or two since. The journal saws tie
SUN needed is $4,000.
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BE- YOU CAN NOW FIND AT ALEX. HILLS, Trunks,
Vaces, Lsdies Bonnet Cases OF all Sizes and of all
qualities and at ali prices. according to quality and
size, and certainly as low they can be had in this
or any other city.
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THE NEW opIEANS RANKS

New ORLEANS, Oct. 25.-The statement of the
Banks shows decrease in circulation of $500, goo
in deposits $3.50 246; and in exchange $3Y5,2l0
and an increase in specie of S35S, 400.
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Hsp SPECIAL NoTIcE.-The attention
of those in want Is respectfully asked to the sale OF
the snlendid RIOS wood Octave Piano and case
Carriers Spanish Mixture, THIS DAY, at 10 o'clock
o' 20 X. b. COOK 4 CO, Aucts.
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ATTEMPT TO krL~-James Berry shot by
man named Edward DENLY place called the
Brick Church, at North West, in Norfolk county,
Virginia, on the afternoon of Monday, in difficulty
about a fence.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-29

W Does any of our high livers ever cat too much
dinner? Ifany have cooks who tempt their appetite
little too far, will tell secret that will lead them
to the enjoyment of their dinners without visit from
that equity old gentleman-Dyspepsia. Take u oose
n Dr. S1nfords Lri1orator after eating and gou ,oU
nerer he troubled Nth inog Sjoa but on the con-
trary before the next meal time approaches the ap
petite will be sharpened to appreciate any kind Of
food. VI the food rises sours the Invigorator will
fix the matter right at once for there is something
in il that, to use the expression If friend will let
man eat gravel stones and take the INvGoRATOR and
they will digest We have tried it in double doses
on one or two occasions for sick headache, and it
acts like charm.
What we want to say to opr readers. young or DID,
s, If any thing ails you, go without delay and get
BEETLE OF DR.. SsDiords lnvigoraor, and if it don't
cure come and tell u.s. for want to sec orie person
that it will not heneft.-Jcrsey Shore Republican,
FISHER WINSTON and ADIE GRAY, Agents for
Richmond Va. &C 20-d&c2w
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TIE ELECTION IN MINNESOTA.

New YORK. Oct 2s.-The ship Prince George, from
Mobile, was abandoned at sea on the 4th instant
Her crew have arrived at Queenstown.
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REMARKABLE CAsE.-It is stated that marriage
took place i'll Fairfax county, Va, on Saturday
last, of couple who divorced nine years ago.
In the meantime the man has been married and
his wife died, aud on Saturday he was again ma =
ried to his former wife.
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EXAMINE THE GIzzARDs.--A cook in the family OF
one of our citizens found in the gizzard of chick
en-, on Wednesday last, core shaped piece of solid
gold, worth about five dollars. The chicken cost
at the market house thirty cents, and its gizzard
alone was worth five dollars We may look out
for an advance in the poultry trade, and a very
close examination of the gizzards of slaughtered
Shanghaes for the future.-AayHstd (Ga) C5Hstdn
iiO;,nI
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Z. = aksAToR.--A o. p. Nicholson, late editor of
ne washington Union, has been elected by the
tennessee legislature, to succeed the Hon. John
Zen Ia the u s s%Date In 1859.
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ST. LOUIS Oct 27.-Daniel Emerson, who is
charged with swindlng Messrs Eanford Brothers
and other parties in New York out Of $4,000 was
arrested here yesterday.
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eco OOO WORTH DRY GOODS

Sf0 00O WORT II DRY GOODS
tDOO,UUU AND ctRrETs, AT A GREAT
SACRIFICE-ATTENTtO NISl TORS TO THE
STATEFAiR.-We have determined to clear out our
entire stock of fresh AMI goods rexsr,lless
OF the cost We therefore invite to call and Judge
of WI at We say.
LADIES' DRESS Splendid colored Dress Silks;
elegant Bsyadere Black iks, # the newest sty To-.
Merinoes; shawls Cioaks; Scarf, &C.
Men and Boys Wear; Servants Goods; Carpets;
Rugs and Oh Cloths; Blankets; Flapnes; Domestic
Goods Of all kinds The closest buyers from all parts
of the country, are most cordially invited to call
g. A. GWATKIN
o. % l6I, opposite Exchange Bank
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PRICE OF HOTEL BOARD REDUCED.-The proprietor
of the Everett House. New York, announces that
he has reduced the board Of that establishment from
$3.50 to 81 per day.
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DINNER TO THE OFFICERS OF THE Z. ). FRIGATE
PLYMOUTH.--On the Sd inst. the commander and
officers of the L. 5. frigac Plymouth, then anchor
I'd in the southampton water, were invited by
Richard Andrews, Esq, to partake Of an elegant
deJeuner at his residence, Laucerne Villa, Winches-
ter, England which invitation was accepted. An
English paper says:
Capt. Dahlgren, Of the Plymouth, and his officers
were conveyed in carriages and outriders to Win
chester, accompanied by several friends of Mr.
Andrews, who pointed out to them the object of
interest the route, and conducted them over the
cathedral the college and various other parts of the
ancient city. In the cathedral they were met by the
mayor of Ninchester.C. Wright, Esq., who showed
them every Kindness and courtesy, and ordered
the bells to be rung on the occasion. The Rev.
MIR. Gunner was also most obliging in pointing out
to Capt. Dahlgrcn aud his officers all the objects
of interest in the college founded by William of
Wykeham.
The dtJeuner served at four o'clock, the
chair being filled 10y Il. Andrews, Esq, and the
vice-chair by MIR. Councillor Copeland. The guests
consisted of Capt Dahlgren, Lieut.. Webb and sew
eral other officers of the Plymouth John White
Esq, the mayor of Southampton; Mr.. VIM. Thomp-
son. the newly appointed United States Consul; DR..
Roph Of Portsmouth,; Mr.. :. Abbott Lawrence of
the United States: Rev. q. Bradshaw, and many
other gentlemen from Southampton. Mrs. An
drews Mrs. Lawrence, of the United States and
some other ladies hUnored the company with their
presence. Speeches were made on the occasion
by Mr.. Andrews, Capt. Dahlgren, Mayor White.
Consul Thompson, DR.. ROph and Lieut.. Webb
Several toasts were given, including the healths OF
OF MIR. and Mrs. Lawrence Mrs. Andrews"
"The Medical Professions of England and Ameri-
Ca" to which the surgeon of the Plymouth and Mr.
Wiblin, responded, after which the company re.
turned to southampton, highly delighted with their
visit to Winchester.
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~ NOTICE TO MY COUNTRY CUSTOMERS, FRIENDS,
AND THE PUBLIC GENERALLr.-I am now prepared to
furnish them with Brogues, OF the best quality of
all sizes, of my own make, and of all kinds Also,
Boots and Shoes, for ladies' gentlemen, boys misses
and children, of every descriptOn-eaeh of my own
manufacture and of the best imported work
ALEXR HILL,
Manufacturer and Importer of Roots and Shoes
No. i27 Mainst.. Richmond Va
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TIE HEALTH OF NEW ORLEANS
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

NEW ORLEANS. Oct. 26.-There were 139 deaths
in this city last week, and of them 81 were from
yellow fever.
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ss- TYLER & Co. Artists, 1879 Main st.

ra People who desire Portraits, should go to the
largest Gallery. Such is at I29 Main ST., TYLER h
No
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nRY GooDs! Day GooDsl At prices
IL TO suit the times-We respectfully invi stran
gers Wis ny city, and all others in want of Dry
q os, TO call and examine stock Of Lady's Dress
Goods, Goods for Men and Boys wear, Housekeeping
Goods, Goods for servants wear. Ladies Cloak
Shaws &c all of which are offeaing at prices 10
please the most economical purchaser
JOHNSON & HARDWOOD
No. Il Main street
n. b. Carpets. Those in want of Ingram Three
Ply and Brussels Carpets, will find it to their interest
toexamine our stock and prices before purchasing
oc q j. H.
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CHICAGO, Oct. est is now stated that Repub
II majority.
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10 Strangers stopping in town invest few dol
lars for Portraits at TYLER Co.'S Gallery, l39 Main
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DIED,

In This city, on 2lth instant. at o'clock, Rosa
DELLE sTEELE eldest daughter OF Robert ana u.
rAh Jane Steele. aged years. 3 months ana -
+ Among ths homes Of Paradise,
Where saints and aDsels DWELL
Thou art partner OF those joys, e
Our little kosa Belize @2~.
We would not wish thee back again,
Thou, child, W. loved so we'll:
But think Of heaven amidst our rain,
And come TO Rosa Belle.
:. ~ Raleigh IN. CO. papers. and tho Wafrenton
News please COPY
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NATIONAL CHESS CoNGREss.-During the session
of the Congress, in New York, Mr.. Paulsen played
blindfolded. He first played four games in this
manner. two of which he won and last week he
undertook to play FIVE Four of his adyersares re-
signed when nearly checkmated, while the fifth
game resulted in draw. This is by far the great
est feat ever accomplished in chess playing. and
evinces on the part of Mr.. Paulsen a remarkable
power of concentration Of thought. lie is quite
young, being only twenty -four years of age.
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d., Hampton, physician in Chicago, committed
Suicide last week IN consequences Of pecuniayy
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n~LYoN's PATENT PEN-HoLpER. @E5G
Price l21s cents. For sale at all the
oc 2g-lt ROOkSTUkES.
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aI- Go to TYLER Co. only, if in want of Por
traits They make the best and cheapest, and have
the largest Gallery at 1879 Main st.
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| AND FOR SALE.-Intending TO dis

Il -h~ND TWIN o<tLL.-lnIenuiDQ TO DIS
- continue the farming business after the present
ysar offer for sale privately the Plantation upon
mhich now reside, situated in the county Of Pow
nsiah, about twenty five miles from Richmond. nine
nlIes below Powhatan Court House. four miles from
Railroad. ~ sH'Hie
This tract contains about 225 acres and Joins the
ishds OF Peter e. Ellett, II. A. Maxey, BENZ Hughes
Johh r. hitfeld and John c, Porter Il situased in
an agreeable neighborhood. convenient to churches
OF the different denominations within tive and half
miles oil several good mills and convenient 10 po~t
once. me improvements consist OF a good dwell.
ing-honse, with nye rooms below stairs and a pas
sage; an excellent kitchen. containing fonr gn,d
rooms; new Barn, besides all other houses common
70 plantation The place Is In good order we'll en-
fields. - e's"'
should this place not be sold privately before the
2th day OF November next, IL will then on that day
~ lair II not. the next fair day. be offered AZ pub
Tic auction. TO the highest bidder together with the
stock OF Horses. Mules. Cattle Hogs Household and
Kitchen Furniture. Plantation Implemsnts, 8e
PETER A. sUBLETT.
se22-2awt5Nov
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pa~ NorIcE.-ALEx'R HILL has just received, di
rect from London, five hundred pair of English
BuCkskin Over Caters, of all lengths They are
both suitable for walking or riding. The above
were purchased ~ himself while in London, and
will be sold low for cash, to punctual paying Gus
toners
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e. Steam Portraits by TYLER Co, l39 Main st
largest and best Gallery in Richmond.
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RACON AND COFFEE SUGAR.-l3
- hhds. prime Clear Sides. ,o0 hills Coaae SUGAR
receiving steamer and for sale by ~S'eN eNs~'
"cH BACON / BisgERvlII.
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LOST

| OST-iesterday, at the Central Depot,
- PGCK BOOK, containing one s. note on III
Bank u me valley. and two s. notes this Bank q
How ardsville. Va Also Receipts. &c. The finder
will receive liberal reward, if left at this office.
2g-lt% ~ $1,000