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.,..y~u,vr lor 4 CoLp: THEN BE An

E-F NV ~ -
~ ..t5. r-syuaauu. NAkEkS PREMIUM BIT
y. :, m 70; vel. In = Thousand cases where per
~. supposed tbealse'ycS IN the laSi stage of
'',..,.i..- thas. nittttS have healed the lungs,
,.n The sufferer ~ health. W E never use any
@ y es ami @ts way rs get sPTSdg re so
lief Ma taken - ~. I'll ,.'' sfs bSa - ;r ~
'.!t ,r-pa: weather, and such diseases as
'.'I 'lr.yrffarl Uae bottle will often perform a
FITS ~ 5l, a Ylils they can be had of all prom
; D.,.ss,.ts IA ;h.s city aud other towns IN Nir-
s..'' '''N 2--tS
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EFERRING to the advertisement of
IL my removal 20 18th street, between Main and
Cary | beg leave to submit to my customers and the
public in general the TO lowing rate OF prices for the
winter season:
Lager Beer Philadelphia Ale, Porter and Cider bot
tied up in quarts n1aTt per doz s. Bottles included
haIfdo., " " 80 cants-bottles extra
charged.
Lager Beer in half, quarter and eighth barrels
(the latter ones of gallons package exclusively
for the city custOmers) Philadelphia Ale in whole
and half barrels at the lowest market price Terms
cash.
n. B.-Store and Bar keepers, c ,nsiderable per
centage allowed. Z. WILBAClIER,
18th ST., between Main and Cary.
Orders left with Mcs5rs. Lailey Robinson corner
4th and franklin; Iessrs Duval Il Norton, corner
10th and Main, or at my establishment, Will be
Iva IN ol
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BY Goddin & Apperson, AucIs.
THE VALUABLE FARM OF "a

THE VALUABLE FARM OF 945
u ACRES, TAVERN AND MILL, AT CHES.
TERRI ED COURT HOUSE, YpR SALE AT AUG
Ii0h-At the request Of Nh VIM. ii. Duyal. we win
ghof November Mt u o'clk. Chat being court day)
A. M. the above valuable real estate. The tract con-
tains 945 of which about acres are cleared
and III high state of Improvement. The balancejl
nio tly in pine and oak timber. part of this Ian
lies on or The Glover Hill Railroad and quite
near To the Richmond and Petersburg Railroad thus
making 1t Of very convenient access to market The
improvements consists of Tavern containing
rooms. besides Barruom of sufficient sire 10 scccun-
modate the public-ths bar and Bowling Aah5 pro-
duce about $40 per day. The Dwelling contains q
rooms, recently built and of good material. There
Is also. good Barn, Stable and all necessary out
houses, together with 20 d GRIST WILL Of suf
hcient capacity to supply the neighborhood. There
Is also 81 uyerseer's and Mers House. The pur-
chaser 81 this property AT his etion take the
Mules Farming Implements &C., at valuation. The
above property viii be divided, or sold together as
may be deemed best at the time of sale. Flats and
surveys can be seen at office in few days.
TERMS. -Dne-fourth cash; one-iourth at months
and he balance at aud years. bonds or notes
bearing interest, secured by trust deed.
GODDIN 3 APPERS0N,
&C 6-2tawtd Auctioneers
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TO THE VISITORS OF THE STATE

TO THE VISITOkS OF THE STATE
l. AGRICULTURAL FAIR.-FAIR COMPETE
TI0N A JEWEL-S5O001 IN STOCK.-WM. IRA
SMITH, Fashionable Clothier.-Hayug recently EN-
larged and improved my sales ROOM at ia Main ST.,
and this Fall laid In superior stock OF Goods.
both to STYLE QUALITY, ami WORKMANSHIP, 1
would ask of the patrOniZing public TO call and exa-
mine my assortment of
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
For Men and Boys wear. Thankful foF past fayors
| would say, that effort my part shall be want
ing TO give entire satisfaction.
Ny stock is laid in for the RETAIL TRADE only,
and embraces ali kinds of GARMENTS and FUR
NISuIAG ARTICLES, usually kept in Clothing
house omprising all the
LATEST STYLES,
to cut, pattern and fabric and made by the best
workmen. My object TO sell good article, II
fair price, ard will offer them at such prices as will
SUIT THE TINES.
A word 10 the wise is sufficient. Call and examine
VIM. IRA SMITH,
&C a ia Main ct.
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,,sy~ vo-Ics All persons entitled to

a., ,,7seee,is e. tie sale oi the tfust subject
.-....l - tE.K,NS CyRrls CARTER, 10 Ahner Hll-
'.-r...-. ~ deed dated July Is, lN,', ami daily
-. ~ .he .|cgk's rf'ceot HenEico county conrt.
80 E.r.5.y fsti,.ed aaA required 90 present thet.
.,r. r-sr,s..y authenticated. q. this Office "a or
-r >st"rIaE tka >'h aay O.; November, lN35, AZ
,..-.-b 81 in fhr sad ~ q November, t,la ,tt-
.. tsa sal Trustee viii re closed, and the ta-
.. IN t.s hands appartyt neI snuDsst sUra cTe'ii-
- al Hayt proved ti.,Ir claims.
Ii MILTON CARY. Com,
Com NN-a Wig Nuild!us,l
N.arloud, D-J. =, 80.
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GUIDE FOR TRAVELLERS AND OTHERS.
RAILROAD LIyFS


RICHMOND, FREDERICK BURG AND Po-
T0MAC RAILROAD. going North leaves twice every
day, Sunday evenings excepted At Gas o'ck A NJ
and at "a O'clock Z. NJ for the Potomac river where
a steamer Is taken for ashington thence By Rail-
road 10 Baltimore, &C.
VIRGINIA CENTRAL, going North, leaves this city
A NJ. and ~ clock Z. NJ, Tor GordonsyiiIe where
they connect with the trains Of the Orange and Alex
Anirls, W Washington. Baltimore &c.
RICHMOND AND DASyILLB-Leaves Richmond at
O'Clock A NJ, and connects with the Sonth Side road
at the Junction at - o'clock A. NJ suudsys excep-
ted. An Evening Train leaves the Depot every day.
except sunday ut 81 ocloek, and connects with the
South-Side At the Junction.
RICHMOND AND PETEksBuRG-Leayes this city twice
every day, (Sundays excepted) ut 5dclock A Nj,
and 2.a3 o'cik Z. NJ An accommodation train leaves
here every Monday, Wednesday and Fridy At
FOR NORFOLK, &C.
The steamer CURTIS PECk. Capt. SAINT Barnes,
day and Thursday mornings, at 81 o'clock A. NJ.
and the GLEN CONE, Capt. John Davis, every Mon
day Wednesday and Friday mornings ID SIX O'clock
for Norfolk aud Portsmouth. touching at all the
regular landings on the river.
FOR NEW YORK, &c.
The steamship JAMESTOWN, Captain Parrish
leaves every Tuesday evening. at O'clock, for New
York touching at City Point and Norfolk 10 receive
passengers. &C.. leaving Norfolk next morning, at
a oclocs.
FOR PHILAD LPHIA, &C.,
BY the steamships PENN iLYANIA, VIRGINIA
aud CITY OF RICHMOND One OF these steamers
leave every Monday and Thursday, stopping at City
POINT and Norfolk to receive freight and passengers.
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~ FOR EENT.-A very neat Brick
III House, with seven rooms Kitchen Coal and
Noodhouse. and a we'll of first rate water in the
yard situated Just outside the corporation the first
mouse on the Westham plank road. Possession given
immed ately. Enquire of
no 2-3tawts. GODDIN APPERSON
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se.Igf@ LOOK AT TUIs.-If Won want

So LOOK At THIs.-If you want
genuine AmbTo.ype, just call at GIBBS Gallery,
We a. i ~ furnishing Liz customers with the
ft--i1e s9ut,le giI-s Ambr0type, Warranted for
uosIty auI durability. superior - any nadeD at
Gu per rates than any lclze il the city
+ .I u-
;, 'a ~. CoFinthian Hall. between 9th and 10th,
al'-l street. 7. Il. GIBBS.
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1000 BOXES WINDOW GLASS, as
hDoo sorted sizes and In very good order, for
sale by. WIN. SATTLER CO,
Oc2g LAP Main street
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BY Thomas W. Keesee.
Office corner of 18th and Cary stree

A DMINISTRATOR'S SALE OF STOCK
IL OF GROCERIES, AT AUCTIoN-Will he so,d
on MONDAY morning next. Nov. 9Th, Commencing
at ~ oclsck, at the store of f. b. Chrishom decd
on Gary street between 18th and l2h all the stock
o. roceris, Liquors, &c, consisting Of general va
riety. Terms cash. BY order Of
JOHN III. SHOOK, Administrator Of
go Il. b. Chrisholm decd.
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R1 THE EUF EhNUh UF NIKGINIA.
II A PROCLAMATI0N.-WPE a vacancy
has occurred in the House OF Dele gates of Virginia
b. the resignation Of ELAN b. TALBOT the Dele
gate elect from the county of Barbour; now, there
fore. ] Henry 4. WISE Governor of the Common
wealth have thought proper BY Writ of Elections
issued and directed pursuant 10 law, TO require an
election be held at the several places of voting in
said county, On the TWELFTH DAY OF NOVEM-
Der, I>j7, for a member of the House Of Delegates
for said county, to supply the vacancy aforesaid.
Given under my hand rs Governor, and under the
seal Of the Commonwealth, this sd day OF Septem
Der, lS5T.
L. :. HENRY A. WISE.
BY the Governor:
GEORGE ": MUSFoEp, Sec'y. of the Commonwealth
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By Alexander Mott. Ancl.
FURNITURE DRY GOODS AND GRO

E'UhNIIUK re DRY UUUUS AND GRO
CERIES.-Will be sold at auction. at my stora
commencing at 10 O'Clock, on TUESDAY morning
next, the 18th inst, large 10; new and s.cond hand
Furniture.
DRY Go0DS.-Cloths Cassmeres Cassinetts, Lind.
seys, dnslins, Calicos Domestics &c.
GROCEkiES.- Whiskey, Gin, Brandy, Coffee Su-
gar, Molasses, Tea, Soap, Candies &c.
r, 25,ooa segars; China and glassware; 10 nieees
Carpeting. ALEX. MOTT.
No AuctTnna.r
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DY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA

- PROCLAMATION. - Information having
been received by the Executive, that ellison d. Stew
art is charged with having committed an atrocious
murder in the county Of Iii shand, the l1ts inst,
that he has fled from justice and Is now going at
large; Therefore l do hereby offer reward OF one
hundred and fifty dollars TO any person who shalt ar
rest the said GilsOn D. Stewart and deliver him into
the Jail Of said comfy of Highland, and do more
over require all officers of this Commonwealth, civil
and military, and request the people generally to use
their best exertons TO procure the arrest OF the said
ellison d. stewart that he may be brought To justice.
~ Given under my hand as Governor, and I'M
l. s. fder the Less Seal Of the Commonwealth, al
t--) Richmond, this 18th day of october, s3l.
HESRY A. WISE.
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Is25@ The UNITED STATES BANK, Wash
'r-; %, .. C,-I Will give virginia Bank Notes at
Ta' i1r All oils # the above back
A,t-ta vs.. n. TINSLEY.
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CLOTHING.
E. s. MCELROY,
AER CHANT TLOR.

rs No. 2 BALLARD HOUSE,
s2LA- Has on hand good assortment of CLOTHS,
CASSIMERES, VESTlNGS, sc. which he IS pre-
pared to make up in fashionable style, on GOOD
TERMS, and short notes. In connection with the
above. he has made arrangements with the well
known house of VIM. T. Jennings q Co. one of the
most iashionable establishments in Broadway, New
York, to supply him with superior Clothing, and has
now ON hand an assortment of all styles, from me
dunn to the finest quality. All styles viii be in
trOtuced as they came out.
An assortment OF GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING
GOODS will be kept constantly on hand.
oc 2-d3m Il. 5. MCELROY.
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4 DMINISTRATOR's SALE-Will be

4 DEMONSTRATORS SALE.-Win be
4 sold on WEDN ESDAY, the 18th day of Novem
Der, 1857 at the residence OF Mrs jos G. Lcath on
Main street one square above the Fair Grounds two
Horses and one two-hOrse Wagon, two Beds ami
some oiher articles Of Householl Furniture. The
driver OF the Wagon will be hired for the bal
ance of the year. JN0. A. HUrCHESON
Sheriff HPnrcQ and IA such
Administrator OF Jos. Il Leath decd
All persons indebted to the estate Jos g. Leath.
VIII please make payment 10 me at once, AMI Those
having Claims, will present thcm that arrange.
ments may be made for their settlement
JNU. A. HUTCHINSON, :. H G.,
And rs such, Administrator of
no 3-dtds JOS. q. Leatb decd
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DY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINI-.

LA PROCLAMATlON.-Info having been
received by the Executive, that WILLIAM f. BIRD,
(of CustsO in the county Of AccOmac has been found
guilty, by coroners inquest, of the murder of a
slave in said county the ID inst and IL now going
at large; therefore do hereby offer a reward OF
one hundred ami fifty dollars 20 any person who
deliver him into the Jail of said county Of Acc1mac
and do moreover require all officers of this Com
monweath, civil and military, and request the peo-
pie generally TO their best exertons to procure
the arrest Of the said Vim. Is. Bird (of Custis) that
he may be brought TO justice.
~ Given under my hand rs Governor, and I'M
} f.. s. der the Less seal of the Commonwealth
t--J at Richmond. this 18th day of October.
Ia57. HENRY A. WISE.
BY the Governor:
GEORGE W. MUSF0RD.
Secretary of the Commonwealth,
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le.fH The radical aud permanent cure of equity
slihs,a!rS ana Rheumatic Pains IndOlent Tumors
NeIe9 !yhd?ns Bruises. Cramps Sprains. Numb
49, me Liubs, Stiffness or Weakness of the
-. ,H!n7' ram IN the Breast, Back or Loins
Nm ~ LnbHVtAIlUN Is rare and valuable com.
lad ,, o. arm .tinnian aud anodyne ingredient.
r WI pe f1uhd lar superior To any of the Opodel-
- ~ LIiinens heretofore invented for the above
,, ''so Ilal"lIas As an external application 10
100 ~; pam and inflammation it, beneficial effects
ou.y Affections Is soothing and anodyna propeTtie4
~ manifest soon after It's application Prepared and
JN0. W. POLLARD
- DInpl,iaf Eth strceI
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= 49, - i4uo1Nb' wv "
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
~ BILE LAND IN THE COUNTY OF CHESTER
for the Comfy oil Chesterfield, dated October 24th,
1857, there Will be sold at Public Auction on ihe
PR misses on THURSDAY the 18th OF NOV EMBEk
1851, at u o'clock VI the tract of laud on which the
late Johu Adams resided at the time OF his death
lying on both sides of the Turnpike Road, leading
rem Manchester to the Csalpits, distant five miles
from the Town OF Manchester. The on which the
Mansion House is situated Containing Four Hundr+d
anG thirty mile aud fourth &C res (439fa y good Dwell
lnS House, when has been USED as Tavern for The
last hfteen or twenty years, servants houses black
smith anu Wheel-rlght shops, barn, corn house. IA
large aud new lob uccO house and well of water IN
the yard The arabic land hi gh state improve
ment, with seventy acres OF rich creek low grounds
well drained, and now III cultivation.
There are one hundred and fiftyseyen of wsOd
ahu IN orig na growth. GA which there Is standing
some good oak and pine timber. Also seventy five
acres IN pine growth, from which cord wood can be
cat
This land will be sold altogether or divided as may
be Thought best by the commissioners on the day VI
sale.
One other tract lying on the north side of the turn.
about three miles from Manchester, standing in pine
suitable tor cord wood.
And one other tract lying south of the turnpke
road, containing sixty-uine and half acres, with
leg house with four or five acres eli ared the balance
The right OF the fore going land is believed to be In
| dsputabe; but W. shall convey only such right as
Is vested i'll us AS commissioners under decree afore
said
| Terms of sale for the land Cash as to one
hirda creditbf six aud twelve months, with interest
from the date for the other two thirds, bonds with
good security will be required, and the title retained
until the further order OF the Court. 'ir. Mann vic
resides the place, Mr.. DuVal, who resides
by, will show the land TO any who may wish Il
view it And also, plat OF the can be at
the Office of essrs Goldin Apperson, in Richmond
After the sale of the land will proceed to Fell on
| the premises, the Household and Kitchen Furni-
ture, Farming Utensils set OF Backsmith's Tools
eight valuable Mules, one fine Horse and Buggy,
Stock of Cattle, some Of them superior mich Cows.
Hogs. about one hSndre1 and seventy-tve barrels
of corn Fodder shucks, Straw, and about ten thou
sand pounds Of sheaf Oats.
Terms Ofs4le for the personal property liberal and
made known on the day of sale
H.HANCDCK,l Commissioners
n. Fl. DUYAL,( d Executors.
oc 2Q-2awtd
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Practices IN All the Courts held in the city of Rich
usut. and attends regularly tue County and Circuit
Cy.Et' ii Chesterfield. Hturico. Hanover and King
5 lIpim COUNTIES
ES-ulEce over rhostore Of ?. Johnston Brothe
70. 10 Main street " tin
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r-~g@NIssEs' AND CHILDREN : DRESSES,
vp't-pfNGs Also. BLACK LACE BASQUES.
- =. PARTY DnEocES and BRIDAL WELLS
aA - e. .T.gr
rv.t,r' hand a .ge assortment of QUILTED
ErtT- LADIES BAZAAR
Ns.et. Broad Il, between t;h and 5Jh streets.
g- -:-,I
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NENTRAL and CONVENIENTLY SIT

CENTRAL and CONVENIENTLY SIT
~ UATED BUILDING LOTS FOR sALE-Win
be sold on TUESDAY, the 10Th day of November
building Lots, fronting south side of Clay ana
west OF 18th Streets, with others on Leigh street
me proximity OF this property to the Depot and
work shops Of the Central Railroad renders il valu
able. beiag in q neghborho3d where houses are
residences.
TERMS at sale; which will be made to accomms-
date bidders. GODDIN & APPERSDN
A L
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g9. DR. JOHN B. WALrHALL, Homeo.


psta-t g~-a hl= professional services TO the citi
- Cd" Richmond AMI is vicinity. Office at his IT.
sl1~l-v gu Leigh street, two doors from 9Th.
jr l-lss*
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r. ARSON GINEs TIE LARGEST AM-
rG.-rs8s FOR PlFrV CaNTs.-t'alt sudsee WNsoN's
.is.K GLASS AMER sYPss ~ - 3io AMI ~ cent? be-
'.r- 500 have y~Ur likeness taken. Rooms - Main
s.---i Ns,tfS rYass and PANUTYPES taken by him,
= es agraai warranted Mt IL fAde.
y B-F.ao views 81 Niagara Falls, taken hy him.
s,.4 81 his ru-ms. o 26-lm
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.SrEciAL NoTlcE.-MRs. G. J. Al

B135 SPECIAL NOlICE.-MRS. y. j. AL
IN sl,a-- T. cali fhe attention Of the ladies Of
hcamn I ail til" public generally that -he has Just
retained f!,lu N-E York itn tie latest yles Of
Ii.T->f~ all NkAFfiNGS. and Is prepared 10 ex-
eat, all sork in her linz If business in the best man
L-- and al ttr shortest notice CALI respectfully
selected. nu!'r, from the country viii receive
u n attention.
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- It. r. PRICE & Co. 3
Great Opening!

.sy~R,7us, Barns BATHsl Hot,
- aver hstAs can be had daily from
". "a n ~ half past 2. Nj, at the hair cut
,1.' .ri1s and shanipooing room under the Amer
.. l..] t..;rs23og ga ~" street Single oAth
. ."'.'s' ' "' Il. c. H0RSON.
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-
LOST.
OOK OUT FOR
CLOSING PRICES
FOR CASH.

FAery article at cost from a skein Of SILK 70 sbe
most expensive, AT W. L. fEhhlos wi
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gsa@ RICHMoSD MADE sTovEs-TI

AHA$ftGIs N PURCHASING RICHMOND MADE SrovEs
4h~! ~ made u the best material and extra heavy
= a. / stand the Ill usage Of servants Broken
pa can b" conveniently replaced at u moderate
g 4h"yaTe warranted to operate to the satlstac-
80 ~ NE purchaser. They cost more per pound
'ait IT. Northern stoves.
hAo-salc wareroon at the Foundry Retail trade
h-.fIied by the city dealers
Ihrst Ogkb have been ia successful operation for
t7hIly tx Year,, and have acquired high reputa
III 'vi sue quality VI their manufactures.
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BOARDING, so.

E(VhNUINU- -Wt StIII have VQoan
~ rooms. and would be pleased to accommodate,
persons during the Pair land after) with BOARD &c
at our residence OF Grace street, between 5th an
9th streets MISSES MURRAY
-
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s53@ TRUMAN A. PARKER, successor to
K / y. Whitfield, wholesale ami retail dealer in
ta.lgi--. Mahogany and LuIni-cr Of every Jescrip-
L 10 uiee AMI yard cyrneFOi Cary and 10th streets,
h..amuu1, Va. my lg-d6mt
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E.~ Nobody Objects to

49, E.xgaRp, MAYO X BLAIR, 90
,,sf..t ..aH he attention of the public
w s,-s, ,;y<s 4 EWhr'lder'es, Fancy. silks,
g. te.- ,.-.~kx Linen SsectinEs. Irish Linens,
tN''" 81. Nr.f1 Clothing Their business must
- .< spea,j3s! as possible, snd the above
u" ~ p b.. -s32 Jsy cash without regard 20 cost
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SOU, UOO ANn cARpnrs IT ar v GEHlr

ACRIFICE-ATTENTI0N VIsIrORs TO THE
STATE FAlR.-We have determined to clear out our
entire stoc OF fresh and seasOnable goods regardless
Of the cost. We thereforeinvite you call and Judge
of what say
LADIES MISUNDERSTANDING lored Dress Silks;
elegant Bayadere Black Silks, of the newest sty les;
Cashmeres De LANES Side Stripes Military stripes:
Merinoes; >hawls Cloaks; Scarfs, &c.
Men and Boys Wear; Servants Goods: Carpets:
Rugsand OH Cloths; Blankets; Flanne.s; Domestic
GOJds of all kinds The closest buyers from ali parts
of the country, are most cordially invited to call.
CA. GWATKIN
or % lei o,nosita h,ychanva Taplr
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BANK OF KANAWHA.
KANAwHA SALTNEs, Oct. 2, 1857.
HIS EXCELLENCY, HENRY A. WISE,
GOVERNOR OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ex-
lsting state OF financial troubles throughout the
country, resulting in the suspension OF numerous
banks, has Influenced the Board of Directors of this
BANK to discontinue the payment of specie from
tbs date, until such time as general resumption of
able 1t to resume on fair and equal terms.
having redeemed its notes in gold on demand up
10 THIS Time, aud relieved three-fths of its entire
circulation IN the past five weeks it is with great
reluctance that this Bank now resorts to this
measure.
notice of the fact stated above.
Yours, very respectfully
ocI2-1m III FiTZHTIGU praai5a,t
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~ GoyERNor STREET SToyE SToRE

IA campaign for Isl, Row opened. with larger
su -rlI -..rs desirable assortment than III any for
L-r y-r q, Insisting part u entire cargo from
IT, judy celebrates. foundry 4 {. Barstow, which
JGit.- a. gpsl" TX are particularly invited 10 eX
anime" FrT-5L- having IN use stoves, Ranges. or
f.-aa.-, pI thu make can obtain repairing pieces,
Cl al pDCatsa, A. factory Prlr"s -
GEORGE STERRETT.
\. B-NC'rs Of solvent suspended Ranks Of Virgil
uit N.:tA AMI south Carolina Maryland, Pvnnsy l.
va.o. ~ N-w England, receives tur goods al our
-.f.aG coed prices, and market value allowed for
80. I- &C Is
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-09

ga GEORGE B. STEEL, Dentist, Office
Aai fence Ne. 81 Oh Main between 9Th and 9Th
streets. RlthulcL !, q. my sly
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-09
By the Governor.
GEORGE ". MCxFoRD,
secretary of the Commonwealth.

ellison D. Stewart is about 25 years old 5 feet 9
or 10 inches high Of rather slender appearance hair
dark and black, f.'rehead high complexion rather
pale and slightly feckled, lips thn compressed and
rerreatinR, with chin sharp and protruding, giving
to the mouth the APPEARANCE of lost the front
teeth. oc e-sw3w
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-09

TRUSTEES SALE OF JEWELRY.-In
-, pursuance of deed of trus' executed to me bv
Thos: Baker dated June 5, 1866 | shall on WED
NESDAf next, November IIh. at his store No. 1853
Rroad street, proceed TO sell the stock of Goods
Wares, &C, consisting of Jewels, Watches Clocks
&c, &c, commencing at 10 o'clock A 81.
Terms cash. A JUDS0N CRANE, Trustee.
Sale by ALkN. MOTT. did