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LIME CHEWING ToBACCO.-we have

now IN store expressly for the retail ssles, the
largest aae finest lot Of Chewing Tobacco in ths city
u the following choice brands Gilliam's Wine Sap
Cosby inftsss P0mgsaDate, do. dc. PalEietto
do do. Pride Of Virginia Ross people's FaYorita
Dijfs May Flower, Christians Osnlfoft do. Indoin-
liable. FISHER 4 WINSTON, Druggist
oc3 No. I25 Main street
THE RICHMOND SODA WATER AND
J. BoTTLING ESTABLISHMENT IN FULL,
FORCE, WITH ITs DOUBLE SET or sELF.ACT-
ING GENEkAToRb-TfIE OLDEST or THE
KIND IN YikGISfk.-The genuine article of Rat
tied Soda Water Il put up by N. Aet0RMACK.-
Also. Lemon aud sarsapaFiila Pop Philadelphia por-
ter and Ale, Champagne Cider and Brown Stout
The subscriber has added 10 the above the bottiing
of Lager Bef Of superior quality ia pint and half
pint bottias, 20 sHit customers.
se IL N. MCCORMACK, s0s Broad st
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CHICAGO MoRALs-A few day sin 20, very pretty
GIRL some fifteen years old. whose parents reside
on Wabash avenue, Chicago, visited some friends,
and left their house about dusk. That is the last
that is known Of her whereabouts by her friends
The came afternoon, gIl ola corresponding des-
criptiou forcbiy taken to house OF Ill repute
by two men. and her pleadngs TO be allowed TO go
home were heard by other inmates ofths house The
next day the girl not in the house, and no fur
her trace of her eoaid be found although energef-
e measures foot to discover the perpetrators
of the foul wrong.
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OPTICAL 08pEas Fog THE BUILDING OF A SLooP
Waffle Norfolk Va, Argus states that Captain
Dornin has received official notification from the
Buroau OF Construction, &C., that the Department
ha. decided TO buiid steam propeller sloop of war
at The Gosport Navy Yard. She is to mount IA
heavy guns and draw about ID feet water.
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., ,tea prizes. amounting 10
Whole Tickets $40; Halves IS; opsTters So 5
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY


PLAN OF TUE LOTTERY.
Tho Numbers from to - az, corresponding with
those Numbers on the Tickets printed on separate
slips Of paper cnCircled with small tin tubes and
placed IN GIL" havl.
Tae 40 prizes similarly printed and eucrced,
placed IN auelhsT Nrrcl.
The Wheels ARE then reyolvei and a number is
drawn from the wheel of uanlt~.s and at the same
time Prize y drawn from the ether wheel. The
NumbeT and Prize drawn ont are uTeHed aud exhibit;
si 70 the SGtieuce. aud registered by the Commits
sioRsrs the Prize being placed SgalBSt the number
drawn. Ths operation repeated Entil all the Prizes
are drawn out
lFPR0x!NATIoN PEIzEs-Thc two preceding and
the tive succeeding numbers 20 those drawing the
hrst Prizes viii b. entitled to the 3 Approxma-
ton Prizes. For example: Ii Ticket No 30 draws
the So sn Prize those Tickets numbered II ,2s, 249
II 25l, II 80 w each hc entitled u Stne. II Ticket
No. S" draws 5h" $25@a pEse those Tickets uhai-
sere tl 5I9. 5il, 552 wl each ba entitled 10 s3Hj;
and - on, acCuCiu- to the above ch-'Dg.
The 800 prizes uf so viii hc determined by the
LAST figure olthe number that draws the $50 G prize.
For example: Il tie number drawing tao Sfo,tn
prize ends with No. then all the Tickets whore the
number eEds in !. VIII be entitled to $40 IfIbe
her ends with No ?, then ali the Tickets whore the
number ends in 2 viii be entitled 10 so and on
toe.
Cntfeaes ofpaekages viii be sold at the following
rata which is the risk:
LefrTCate pi pG. aage OF 10 whole TiekDss S-t
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WysAy the magician sbd yentr;loo,

continues his exhibitions at Metropolitan Hall Il js
week. lie had crowd OF Juveniles TO zee him o,,
saturday afternoon, and distributed among the m
vast quantities of .coufectioaary, which he seem
TO manufacture with as much facility as If he hal
under his command score of candy makers. He
will perform some Of lis most wonderful tricks
To night
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INTERESTING PROM HAvANA.-It is said that the
money crisis in the city of Havana had caused GO
vernment to issue decree ordering An esamna-
ton to be made rs to the solvency and capital OF
all the newly formed joint stock speculation con
Germs on the island Sugar had declined in price
and trade generally was dull. There were no
freights for American vessels in port The reports
Of the sugar crop were favorable. Col. Blythe,
the United States consul general had returned to
mis- post.
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BROAD Rock CorssE. Persons who are
fond Of sports Of the turf viii fad an attractive
programme Of races 10 take place to morrow over
the broad Rock Course. The horses are REGARDED
fast usgs, and exciting sport may be expected.
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III MAIN STREET.

o. b. TAYLOR has now on hand a .ag
SaA lsrge and varied assortment OF CHINA,
GLASS and EAKTHENWAkE, embracing almost
every variety Of article in his line Of business. Also,
TABLE CUTLERY, Plated CASrONS. SPOONS anu
FORKS; Britannia COFFEE and TEA POTS, Urus
Painted Toilet Sets, LAMPS, CAND3LABEAS.-
Also, Green and Black TEAS, Of tho best quality at
New York prices. All Of which Ia. il warranted in
saying ne sell a. low any house in the city
To country merchants he Is prepared TO offer fine
assortment of goods suitable to their trade and il e
termined not to be uEdersold by any other house.
cell with q view 10 examination Of his stock aud
prices is respectfully solicited. Pm
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HENKICN IIKUUIT NHCNT- " lIIIAm
Blankenship was tried before the Circnt Court Of
iienrico county, on Satar'iay, for stealing log
the value of which acc riding the owners est
mate. was twenty-five dpilarg The jury reud red
verdict of guilty. with imprisonment in the peni-
tentiary for one year.
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University-.Sudden Death--Prof.
Hotmes--Siooi Of Aitens--Kr. .ScAete de rsre. dc.
IcoRREsposDEsce OF TEE RICHMOND pAlIr prsp.rcH /


UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA. Oct %, 1857.
seeing that you have in your excellent paner
correspondents In every part Of the State thoupbt
you would not object perhaps. to hear some news
rom our University also. We seem TO have the
promise OF most prosperous session: already
more than GOO students have entered and the cry
Is stili they come. Accommodations are scarce.
and in one Of the hotels provisions are so too
Last night, student from Macon. Miss Mr. j. T.
Bush, died. he will be buried tomorrow His sdeath
was very sudden, aud has made deep Impression
upon his many friends, Gnd in fact, upon all the
young men. There has been good deal of sick
ness mere but 1t has been almost exclusively con-
fined to bad colds and some chils and levers
All the lectures have commenced The new pro-
lessor, Mr. Hslmes. is pleasing everybody and bis
lectures are very successful, though his class ia
put small. The new institution Of Licentiates
who lecture without any regular fee seems also 10
work we'll Among them, Prof. yenable holds the
nrst rank; having had fine opportunity to improve
MS talents In Europe, and much experiences in
teaching as professor. first in Hampden Sidney.
aud then In the Georgia University. He proposes
to deliver soon in addition to his other lectures a
course on Phisical Geography, which will be sure
to be extremely popular. DR.. Maupin also has pro-
cured the services OF very able man from the
North, who has been several years in GERMANY Ia
assist him in his laboratory and give Instructions
III Practical Chemistry. There are several other
Licentates OF whom l will write to you more at
another time.
Among the attractions of the University. sti,l
ranks first and foremost, the school of Athens
whose mysteries are, however, no longer expound.
cd by Ar Pratt, but by Billy, the bell-ringer, and
very amusing it is to hear bin talk about the
great creeks and Euclid. Mr. Pratt is building a
great Circus as they call it, for Gymnasium aud
hospital for sick students. God grant that it NAV
not be much in demand.
DIR. Schell who has spent the summer in Eurtpe.
has brought home a large number of valuable
paintings and engrayings. / have not seen them
yet but have been told it is the finest collection
in the State.
The University is now lighted with gas, and very
beautiful it does look at night The pubic roam
however, is very badly lighted up and so cold that
III Is rendered very uncomfortable. The visitors
ought TO provide for having it heated
Ii you permit 1t, will soon write You again. b.
A Burdel Relic-Thc Cotton Mar
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Miss MAGGIE MIrcHEIL-The nu

Miss MAGGIE MITCHELL.-The nu
nerous friends of this charming little actress viii.
be glad to learn that she commences an engage
ment at the Theatre to night, appearing in two ui
her best charactf rs 'Narramattah it the bean
tful drama 'Wept of Wish ;ol-Wi h.. and Katy
u'Shiei, in the cumedietia oI that faine ,lnr,
her last visit to Richmond Miss Mitchell has play
ed brilliant engagements in many of the most
prominent theatres in the country, and uow re
turns TO achieve fresh triumphs and new admirers
hera.
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ELECTION OF CONGRESSMAN FROM MARIzGNA.-Privete
advces have been received from Arizona. indica-
ting the election of Lieut.. Mowry Delegate to
Congress, without opposition. The election vas to
he holden on the ID of September. Application,
will be made to Congress for the organization Of
the Terrtory--and for the legalization of this ill.,
formal election.
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COAL.

CHEAP FUEL.-The cheapest fuel TO
~ be had for stoves, furnaces and cooking RANGES
is good HARD COKE which We are delivering for
Ehe present at SAL per luat.
&C l9--ts JNO J. WERTH Agt
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Personal REsP0SaBILirr.-Judge Francis A. Cone
the former President Of the Bank Of fGreensborough
Ala, publishes card stating that he will redeem
all notes signed by him as President, either in
specie, or bills of the Augusta Banks.
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NEv MODE of stealing hogs is row in fashion
in the neighborhood of Taunton, Mass. Chloroform
is administered, when they are removed from their
pen tothoat a Squsdi.
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GIRaFALL TRADE, 1857.
~ GEO. j. SUMNER,

CHINA, GLASS IND EARTHRNWARE,
NC. 20, PEARL ST., RICHMOND, IA.
We now receiving our Fall importations per
ships William Penn, Annapolis, Robert Mills,
City Of Brooklyn, &c, and per steamers and vessels
from he factories our stock OF Glass Ware Locking
Glassrs plated goods Block Tin, Britannia aud ia
pannsd Ware, &c, &c. which make up stoeck ia
largest and most complete We have ever offered, and
to which invite the attention of the trade. Our
stock has been selected with special regard TO the
wants Of the merchants Of Virginia North Carolinj
and eauessee. Our facilities being unsurpassed, We
pI epared 70 oler goods good terms as
ans re- packing hsuss in the country.
Merchants passng through our city who buy goods
North respectfully requested to call and exanire
stock, are satisfied they save the risk
and xpenses on goods by giving us their orders.
Great care taken in 1lng all orders, and none
the best packers employed.
GEO. ]. SUMNER
N R-Stnua Wara a. fact
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Costly Notwithstanding to the accounts pub
lished in the Gaceta of Salvador the engineers of
the Honduras Railroad Company are busiIy en-
gagged in their surveys, and by the estimate already
made by some Of those gentlemen, it appears that
the work will cost 35,o01, 900, instead of ten as
estimated by Mr.. Squier.
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WARLIKE PREPAKATIo

WARLIKE fREPARATIOSS.-Ihe ne G0Ver
Of Virginia, by request of the Governor of Ha-
ryland, forwarded 10 Baltimore, on Saturday. 5000
stand of muskets, in view of anticipated difficulties
there during the election, next Wednesday.
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MECHANICS ISsrITUrE.-A meeting Of
the Mechanics Institute will be held to night at
the Hall over the First Market, for the Transaction
Of important business. full attendance Is desi-
ralle
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CONDITION OF THE WOuNDHD.-AIonzo
NJ Duke and Christopher Bryant who were siahbed
In the late airay at the corner Of Main and 18th
streets, are improving slowly, and the chances are
in favor of their recovery. Samuel Stone. one OF
the persons wounded in the shooting ARRAY on
sunday week, is gradually recovering and will
probably be able to leave his apartment IN a few
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Philip Gadsden, son of the late Bishop Gadsden'
and nephew of Gen Gadsden, OF South Carolina,
died last week In Huntsville, Ala.
Ed T. Gowlden OF Philadelphia, steward of tie
schooner W. l.. Spring, was drowned at Whining
ten, n C.. on the 23d ult.
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POCKET PlcKsD Mr.. John Barnes, of
Boydton, Mecklenburg county, was relieved of ais
this city. on Friday. We have heard Of neyersI
other persons who iost pccket-books, cen,ainipr
small amounts.
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AcCIDEST.--Proiessor William B. Rogers of Bos
ton. formerly Of the University of Virginia recent
iy met with q serious accident whilst travelling in
one OF the trains of the West Counties railway
England. As the train was passing, some miscre
ant threw stone at it, which unfortunately strik
ing Mr.. Rogers on the face broke his jaw-bone.
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4 lIAFD WINTER.-The pinching times we
having is shown by the fact that fifteen families
numbering about eighty persons, mostly foreign
ers. admitted to the alnshOuse in Grafton.
Mass, few days since, and more applications have
bnen made.
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N-R-stone Ware a: factnry IrG. nriees. s. su u"

y-- r-zzss.s=.=-y, EIcHHoxp, Oct. lst, lS57.
- - ~ SPECIAL NOTICE.--On
and alter this date, ALL packages intended for Tx
PRESS on the MAIL TRAINS Of the Virginia Cen
trzl Railroad viii lie received at our Office ia Main
street, instead Of Railroad De,ot, heretofore, he
ing in conformity with al arrangement made with
the above Company.
Zoe 5-ts Adams Express Company.
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ARRESTS IN 0croBEa,--During the
month of October. the eommittais to the two sta
ton houses ia this city numbered 23i OF tits
nun,hsr, So white perscns, los slaves, and "a
frae nagrt,fsa. Is
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DRowsED.-Mr. Charles Bolley, an engraver OF
Cincinnati, Ohio drowned on Saturday even
ing. He had fallen overheard while attempting to
land from the Newport ferry boat
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SINGULAR DEArH.--The savannah News, learns by
a letter from Crawford county, Ca, that Mrs
Eubanks, OF Knoxville, Tenn, accidentally
killed a few days since by pet calf The calf, in
against Mrs. E., injuring her 90 much that death
soon eusued.
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LOTTERIES.
CwAN & co.'s LoTTERIEs.-NEv

CWAN & CO.'S L0TTERIES.-NEW
~ AND BRlLbIANT SCHsMEi-cAprTAt,
PRlyE ssae9'i-~lhe following Scheme will he
drawn by s, SWAN Co. Managers of the Port tlsir,
Academy Lottery, IN each OF their Lotteries fer NJ.
vcsiber, fss7, At Augusta, Ca TO which city they
have removed their principal Office:
CLASS Ga
To be drawn in the CITY Of Augusta ga IN public on
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 7TIt, ls5..
GLASS 62,
To be drawn In the city Of Ausest Ca in public ct,
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER l4Ta. 1857
GLASS So.
To be drawn 10 the city Of Au gsia Ca In rublIo ~,
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 2tsr, 1867
GLASS 81,
To be drawn IN the city Of Augusta Ga in publie On
SATU RnAY. NOV EABER q. is5s
on The PLAN OF SINGLE NgAREgs
5a9o PRILSSt
Nsayiy Or Estse 10 Brerp Nsae TScksts
MAGNIFICENT SCitEMEl
TO RE psAwH
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IaCats pI 'tiI sage Oi ~ whole IlGEGsS,
10 half
10 quarter
Il" N piarhth "
10 eighth

IN ORDERING TIgECgs or CERTIFICATES
Enclose the money - address Tor tho Tickets
ordered, On .eccin; sf which they viii he forwarded
by first mail Purchasers have Tickets ending IL
any figure they may designate.
The List of drawn Numbers and Prizes will be sent
to pnrc.ss iUlIGciiatgly aiter "a drawing.
Es- Purchasers wii! please write their signatures
plain snt give their Pus' p;hgc. County and stats
Ea- Remember thsi every Prize is draw and pay
able Ia full without deduction.
30 All prizes Of S!,na and under paid immediate
~ after the drawing Other prizes at the usai time
Of thirty days.
All communications strictly confidential
Address orders !oF Tickets or Certificates to
s. SWAN & Co, Augusta. Ca,
Ga- Persons residing near Mont gomery, Ala, ,,or
Atlanta Georgia. can have their orders filled and
save time, hy addressing i. SWAN d CO.. at either
OF those cities.
F7 LIST Of the numbers that are drawn frorn the
wheel with the Of the prize that each one is
entitled ts will be published after every drawing in
the following papers: New Orleans Delta Mobile
Register, Charleston Standard, Nashville Gazette
Atlanta lnteliGeHCer New York Wcekiy Day Book
Savannah Morning News, llehmoGd Dispatch. New
York Dispatch ami PauiiinG (3iss.l Clarion a. 20
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ADDREss.-R,v. NJ. d. Hoge has accep
ted an invitation 10 deliver an address at the Me.
chapies' Exhibition 20 night. The announcement nj
dance.
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PAYING ExPLYsEs.-Manyo ofthose per
sons who visited Richmond last week brought
considerable quantities of specie, and sold IL for
paper currency. realizing handsome profit--in
some instances mere than sufficient 90 pay their
expenses This may be termed clever opera
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BALED VIM. Johnston, arrested Sat-
urday night for fighting in the street was admitted
to bail yesterday f'r his appearance at the Mayors
Court this mornirg.
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POISONOUS SHAVING SoAr.-A Scotch paper has
the following statement ION the 10th August
Rev John Lockhart, of Kilmsurs, died suddenly
at his mansion. ltappears that he had cut his face
while shaving, and that some poisonous substance
supposed TO have been in the soap, passed through
his whole body, from the effects Of which he
lied
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.TALuADLE REAL KSTATE FOk

SALE.-As Executor Of the last will and testa-
ment OF VIM. Il. Wynne, deceased 4 shall ex pose 20
pHbiic sale, on the premises, SATURDAY, the 3ist
oi october, 1857, that valuable tract OF land on which
said WIN, Wynne r. sided at tie time OF his death
ana which was formerly the residence OF Ohm Bailey
Sr IL lies IN the esunty Of James CITY, about hall
way between williamsburg and Yorktown aud
within two miles of the Grove Wharf. ON james
River
ltcontans, by a recent survey, 4slx acres abounds
in valuable zine wood, convenient to James River
has mari To an aneat uniiDit extent, which Iies
os t. render its supply eonv nient to the different
helds The open land prises about two huudI ed
aud tS acres Ii is clay subsoii. well adapted to
the growth OF wheat, corn. &C.. &C. The improve
uieIts are dwslng honse, barn. negro houses, and
other outbuldings. The Executor will reserve such
out houses as are necessary to secure the present
crops.
TGRMs-A credit of and years, ON the day Of
sale, viii, he gwen, with ,h'erert from the day Of
ae, tie puiCassr 10 Civ bonds, ith 20 d pers.is
,~cuIy aud the title to be retained secai ny tor
the purchase money. hiGhAhD Z. Wy MI,
l-wfW kxpcut.r
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The ALBsAAHLg CADxrs left Richmond
Charlottesville by the early train on Saturday,
and arrived safely as their destination.
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COMMISSIONER 5 OFEICE.l
CHEsTEsPILLD G. H., Sept 22d, 1857

4 TATES uF JAMES LYLE AND JANE O..
tiLE. pep, Az s All. oinEks O,NS IkN 4, I'D.
W. tn-liugs, late Sheriff of Chesrrrneld county and
such Administrator dc boHis non If James Lyle
j cd with his III annexed, and as Admustratur OF
Jane H. Ly ic decd, have app ointed th, 10 day Of
November next. ms Off q, Tor receiving proof Of
debts and demands against the said drcaeeuts or
,h,ir estates. at which time and place you are re.
luired to attend.
Given under my hand Commissioner of the
NountS Court OF Chesterfield county at the Court
House, the day and year first afo essid.
oc 2-cyu W " r. (1NiHIIL Com,r
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MIssIsG.-Mr. r. H. iiowch, late Grand Master OF
l. o. of o. r. Southern Distric, Of New York, who
disappeared on the 10th inst is missing. It is snp
posed he is insane. The Merchants Lodge of Odd
Follows have offered reward of $500 to any one
bringing him back.
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CtDMMISSIONER'S SALE OF LAND

~ IN G00CHLAND-By virtue of decree, pro-
nounced by the Circuit Court of Goochlsnd the
ierslgnej Commissioner will srll at public auction
IN "EDNESDAY, the 18th of November next II
premises. the trast of Lane longing TO craw ford
aud S.lnlne j. Moss, chill ren OF samuel Moss, de-
ceased lying In the upp"r end Of Go 'chlahd. the
Phree hopped Road, about three miles above Ha-
lensvie.
TERhs-0ne- fourth of the purchase money will be
required in ca h. the balance in three equal annual
Jay mentr. bearing interest from the day of saie,
which is TO be paid annually the deferred pay msnts
be secured by good personal security and the title
to be retained till the whole of the purchae money
he paid. ROBERT b. HADEN,
f.,u u-cWHyy& mis-
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MuRDER.--An American woman from New York,
known as Kate" was found floating in the harbor
OF Havana on the 10th of October with her thro t
cut from ear To ear
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EZRA b. HEARrWEL Pr.s't.
GEo PMRcHlLD, secy &c 5-cw3m*
DNKLIl SALknENLGR0ES sI0lK

DUkLIU SALE uF NEGROES, STOCK.
CROPS, PAnMtNG IAPLEMEATs, 6c-wdl
~ sOid az publ auction ON TUESDAY, the 10th uf
toyemhet next If iair, othsrsi4- tie next fair da
I The reei,ienfe af the suOrcr her. the count Il
j-roiine, about III miles below oi.cst Dep Z, On
The K 2. aud 4. Railroad, av.rg likely Parcel OF
e. ro-s, consisting Of men and women Also his
10 x OF Horse. aud Mules, OF which are very
god, Cattle, Sheep. Crops, Household Furniture and
fHrmiIg lmplemente, amoLg which an e1eri-
ten neV Wagon, Cart, Wheat hschi ., v heat an,
era shell.r, sc
rERMs-For the Negroes cash; for the other D 70
pert terms made known on Il of sale
JuH Y g. COLEMAN.
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EALL TRADE, 1857.
cLARKsoN, ANDERSON a. CO.,

no t06 MAIN STREET RICHMOND, VA
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
ENGLISH GERMAN AND AMERICAN HARD
WARR CUTLERY, GUNS AND
ANCHOR BOLTLNG CLOTH.