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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-28

VALUABLE FARM IN NEW KENT
COUNTY, FOR SALE.-I offer for sale private
ly, that valuable FARM, owned ty MIR VIM Wood
ward, lying in the lower end of New Kent two
miles from Barhamsyiils, what is called the Back
Road, 8 miles from the junction of the York and
Pamuukey rivers. and within three-quaIters of an
hours ride to the best fish and oyster landing. and
nine miles from the Courthouse. 1t contains 434s4
Acres, about half cleared and is in fine state OF
Improvement; producing well of usual crops. The
Improvements are good-cOnsistiDg of large
Dwelling. containing rooms, i'll good order, new
kitchen. barn, negro quarters. &C The society is
very go d. 10 lion healthy and we'll watered. A
great bar gain be had in this farm, and will be
shown TO any person wishing to purchase, by Mr.
Woodward, living on it, and any further informa-
ton given upon application to
LYME,
Land Agent and Auctioneer,
Office in basement Metropolitan Hall
DION
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By =. B. Cook, Aucl.
VIALUABLE COOPER'6 GHOP. Z

VALUABLE COOPERB bHOP, WITH
LEASE ATTACHED. FOR eALD AT AUCTION.
TUESDAY. DE0. 18TH. la68, AT loOOLOCk, M
DESTROYS Of closing up, our business. Ne viii o6sf
Shop situated on j. r. and z. Csnsj. iust sSSss
Crenshaws Mills. subject 70 ground rent Of sz5
per annum.
Lk'S TOOLS, 6TAvB6, 10
TRRMs.-All sums under sion, cash; over $780,
months credit Tor approved paper, interest addsd.
A WILKINSON & co.
Sale conducted By =. B. Cook. Anctionser.
IL 1g-kdn
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CERVANTS' CLOTHING.-We have a
~ good assortment Of Servants Clothing on hand
and as we are desrous to clear it all out we will Of
fer great bargains ~.
nets Kerseys, Jeans, &c. ,,,,
For Women we have LiRseys, cheap Muslins,
English Merncs. Calcos, &c
HLSO-FIanpels, Blankets, Stockings, Socks DC,
da II CHfLES 4 GdENERY.
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NEW GOODS!-EEW GOODS !!-By
~ the steamer, yesterday, from New York, we
goods which we are offering at very low prices; l0G
pieces neat small figured Merrimac prints, OF choice
patterns 10 pieces black. beaver, and Broad Cloths,
Tor Ladies' Cloaks and Ragsns dark colored Quilt
ed Skirts; Mohar De Beges; $50 new Shaw!s OF late
designs: Velvet Ribbons, all widths; aides X I'd
GLOVES superior quality: rich Taffatt- silks; black
Gro de Rhines; Mantilla Velvet; white Moir Antique;
FIRE TarlatanS at bargain; French Merinoes: Bonn
bssines, Alpacas Saxons Plaids, Linen hdkfs, irsh
Ijuens Table Cloths all sizes; FlaGnels. Blankets,
ard other bargains too numert us 10 mention.
j MILLHISER b BRO,
Sas 1913 Broad street
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By 1hos Branch & Sons, Petersburg.

By ihos Branch & Sons, Petersburg.
GALE OF VALUABLE NEGROES IN
- PETKRSBURG.-Ws shall cell, ou TUESDAY.
the 18th instant. 1t II O'Clock. NJ In front Of our
30 valuable HEaROES. Amongst them are No to-
bacco factory hands. (twi.ters, prisers and lump
house secvants. &c. including several likely chil.
dren These Negroes are Of good character. and are
THOMAS BRANCH Sons.
e22-tds Petersburg, Va.
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By e. B. Cook, Auotioneer
NEW AND LARGE STOCK OF ROOFS

NEW AND LARGE STOCK OF BOOKS.
~ sTATIONERY, &c, AT AUCTION by recent
additions. am enabled to efer to the citizens Of
richmond the largest aud most valuable collection
Of Standard aud Miscellaneous Books ever offered
in this city. embracing the Works OF Irving scott
Dokenr, EDGAR A Poe, Goldmith, Addison Byron.
Shakespeare &C., &c,
In the above collection will be fonnd great va
riety OF Animals and Gift Books, suitable for the
holidays. gotten ny In the most expensive styles.
together with splendid Family Bibles Prayer and
Hymn Books, Stationery, &C &c.
Also. Gold Pens. Pencils, Fancy Goods, 20.
quested. The sac will bsoontinued livery EyENIro
att o'clock, until the whole Ii disposed Of
de % X. B. COOK. Auct.
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EDUCATION.
M pARDI0ON-

M FAhDldUN--
srs Z, q the COLLEGE kossse end Paris. and
Literature. 10 classes or private lessons ""a
,o kssf grss GOV Wise Joseph Mayo. j. Ran
Rusheroo,d, IT, xye,. am son Dr TWss a Col
A pryor, editor OF The States. George w Mnniord
ksside sa At Mira fhippins, Bank street between
~. "s "aa ,oea de iS-Ims
MEADOW FARM ACADEMY,--Tho
MoNnaVv session Of this School. will begin on
AZ va =. January 3rd, 1850
WV u sYpNoa. as heretofore, will have
t;rsas z, Tue boarding department. and will at all
great pleasure in doing every thing NO
ter the comt RI or veneacc of boarders
NJ "e @neoi viii be conducted, as heretofore, by
Mr. . kanT Bsisfow, who has recomme nd tions
Iksas For aesston Of 10 months, $780, half maya.
oe on the LIST OF June, and the remainder at the end
~ All letters addressed TO w. r, sydpor or !
, m4bert Bris,ow, Box a24. Richmond Va, viii meet
WIN ploinpt attention. de 24-2taw6t
SCHOOL OF DESIGN--VIRGINI
> MECHANICS INSTITUTE The exercises OF
ths sehooi, under the guidance of Profs HEESRIcHs
anu oRASf, will be resumed early in January 1859
VIII be three classes with tuition fees ing
according 10 advancement OF pupils All boys and
young men wishng TO enter for the session Of 4
the Professors; or, to Mr. Jos Powell, Mr. Kersey.
or TO NJ. Rai,ey. neIs-l2t
CHURCH HILL FEMALE SEMINARY
~ The subscriber, who has. for o Iorg series of
:! teLnhle iDHtfuCtl0D, has taken
the house recently vacated by Mr. Roster, in which
ne Will open SCHOOL tor the ri eeption of females
OF the first Monday in January
Terms, &C, made known on application at the
s' no ., room. HENRY ROBINSON
- ECT COUNTRY BOARDING
~ SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES-mrs HENRY
BROOKE proposes on thu 10th of October next.
20 open Boarding School for young ladies at Ash.
land, in the county of Hanover.
All the higher branches of female education will
be taught. including French, Latin, italian, Music
and brawing-in all of which departments there
Will he competent assistants.
Mr. EDWARD GRENIER. now a residen in Ash.
land viii take charge OF the Department of Music,
French and Drawing.
After the present year the School will be removed
to the country in the neighborhood of Ashland
TERMs-oNE-HALF PAYABLE IN ADVANCE, THE REST AT
THE End OF THE YEAR:
For Roard. including fuel and igntsSI7 on
Engli,h Branches. 40 M
Languages, teach 20 OG
Music-Professor's Fees
" u
For further information, address
HENRY BROOKE,
It's Ashland virginia.
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rT NOTICE.-CHANGE OF
60 HoURs-Th steamers GLEN
COVE aud CURTIS PECK will leave the wharf at
Rockets EVERY MORNING, (Sunday excepted
for Portsmouth and Norfolk, at ca O'Clock, precise
ly, and return each alternate day. touching at all
turning. Oc 49, X % hASKINS
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NEGRO HIRING, &c. The subscriber
~ continues to hire out Negroes, rent out houses
sell Real and Personal Estate, and will attend to any
other busina SIS requiring an Agent Having an eX-
tensiFe acquaintance with the citizens of Rich
mond and its vicinity. combined with an experience
of ards of ten years in hiring out negroes. he
tters himself that the homes and prices procured
for them will. heretofore, give satisfaction to
their Personal attention given in all
of sickness share Of the public patronage is So
licitei. He refers to the following persons:
REFERENCES Judge VIM W Crump. McGruder's
Sons. Wade w Woodbridge, Richmond DR. John
Garnett, Capt Jacob Keesee, Eenrico; VIM G
Ramsay Walker Hcgans, Hanover; Elder Y Hen
ley, william Boulware, John Lumpkin. King and
king William Elder James W Goss Orange; DR.
John DuYall, Petersburg; Elder X L Coleman,
Scottsviile L N Ware, Elder Peter Ainsley. Essex.
RO LYME. General Agent,
Office in Basement of Metropolitan Hall,
no 9-2awtD Is Sdlm Franklin street.
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NEGRO HIRING.-The undersign.d d
~ would most respectfully inform his patrons and
the public generally that he will continue in the
same line Of business the ensuing year, viz: Hiring
out SE2R0E., Renting cut HOUSES, Collecting
CLAIMS, Selling NEGROES and REAL ESTATE,
and attend to any other business in his line.
He is also A gent for the METROPOLITAN HALL.
one Of the hest constructed buildings in the city for
shows, exhibitions, &c.
Thankful for pat favors, he respectfully solicits
8 con linusnce OF the same.
Office on I4th street. (oid stand } Lisles Row Rich.
mopd. JOHN COOK,
de pts General Agent and Collector.
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CHAWLS AND CLEANSING have
~ lately added II our stock of shswls and Black
Cloth Cloaks making it very important to those
who wish a new style article, OF good quality, at
the lowest cash price, to give US a call.
Also, a beautiful assortment of those cheap Baya-
dere Silks-s2O dress, worth s25-Ricb Lace and
French Worked Sets; more OF tho.e low priced
Kid Gloves; Ladies and Misses Hoop Skirts
PERKINS h Co,
dao No l4l Eagle Square.
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ERESH ARRIVAL OF NEW GOODS
4. X. PARRER & co.

n. IA. PA IL II u X ~ tst.
Have lust received their SECOND SUPPLY of
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS
making their assortment one of the most complete
and attractive they have ever offered, and at such
prices as will insure sales
splendid Black ans Cord silk Robes a'Lez
Rich Bayadere a'Isez and Plain silks
Black Gro de Rhine. Polt de Sole and Tafeta
Silks
Rich Plaid and Fig'd Valencas
Black Bombazines. Alpacas, Challies and Mouse
lines
Rich Lace, Muslin and Cambria Sets
Muslin Cam rio. Pequet and Mourning Collars
Illusion Cspes and BerthAs
Cloaks, Nantes and Shawls In great variety
Cloths Cssslmeres and Ncstiugs
Plantation and Housekeeping Goods
81 and S4 PULLED Cloths; Sleeps Grey Satinetts
BucklAnd Fuiled Cloths; Kerseys and Plsids
Plaid Liaseys; Flannels
Bed and Negro Blankets
Damssk Table Cloths Napkins; Doylies
Towels: Linen and Cotton Sbeetings
Pillow Linens; Irish Linens
Meripo, Lambs Wool, Silk and Shaker Shirts
and Drawers
Alexander's Kid, Buckskin. Silk and Plush
Lined Gloves and GaUntlets
Cotton aud Wool Hosiery OF every description
Carpets; Kings: Druggets &C. oc2
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NTEGR0 CLOTHING. -DARRACOTT.

rsnt - Ns.ro saoss,ns' when Vii, 30 sold vsry
low. Also. BsyS JacEsts aud Pxnss. suitable sor
fsctories The attention Of fobacconisesh earucn-
larry called % these 0oods - vs shiaA sas" 'sp
ana sooa' DARRAO0rr. HXRlTs 4 90.
A. - No ia 1atn ~
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1910 NEW WINTER CLOTHING.
1000 THE REST STOCK and

1879 NEW WINTER CLOTHING.
1OcOs THE BEST STOCK and
LOWEST PRICES, at
ED KEELlNG'S clothing Store,
No. 126 Main street
Parentsand guardians wishing to purchase Youths
Clothing for winter use can ind a choice lo- at
Ed KEELING'S Clothing Store,
No I26 Main st
NEGRO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES in search of cheap
and substantial Clothing for servants can find such
at Z ID KEELING'S Clothing Store,
No 1876 Main ST.
GENTLEMEN wanting a nice and tasty fit OF
Coat, Pants Vest, can have fl guaranteed by leav
ing their orders at
d KEELING'S Clothing Store. I26 Main st
Where can be found choice selection of Cloths.
Cassimeres and Vestnes, which will be made to or.
der and warranted to fit Also, every article in
Gentlemen's line Of Clothing.
de 23-2w E D KEELING, No 1876 Main ST.
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NEW STORE NEW STORE!-I, the
~ undersigned. wish to inform the public that I
have iust opened in my new stand corner of Bread
aud 18Th streets. also wish TO inform my customers
that have large stock of DRY g DDS and SHOES,
which are 50 follows:
Rich Fancy and Black Silks,
English aud French MerinCs,
B0mbasines. Alspacas and Mouslins,
Rich Lace. Muslin and Cambria SETS
Musip Cambria and Mourning Collars.
Cloak Nantes and Shawls in great variety
Fam la. Plaid Linseys,
Red and Negro Ba Eets
Towels. Linens and Cotton Sheetings,
Irish Lnans, Cotton and Wellen io-iery,
Kid, Buckskin, Silk and Cotton Gleves.
also keep large and new selected assortment
of Ladies' and Gentlemen's Shoes, Morocco BoOtet 8.
with or without heels Mems. Boys Shoes at prices
which will, -uit they closest buyer.
n. B.-Aboge Goods were blught at auction for
net cash aud as ] am lust beginning. i shall sell
them at great sacrifices. For bargains call soon al
MOSES ELEISi HER.
de 24-3t< No I73 corner Broad aud 9Th sts
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By E. B. Cook. Auct.

PUG9IES, FURNITURE, sc, AT AUC-
- TION On THURSDAY, the 3Oth instant. at
10 o'clock, at the shop of john Does Brother, on
Franklin street, near Blankinship's Stable, will
SELL
entirely new Buggiss
3 do do Furniture Wagons
Several second hand do do
Several do do Buggies. &c.
Terms at sale. EBCOOK,
de % Auetioneer.
TWO SPLENDID PIANOS. FURNf-
4 TURE. DC. AT AUCTION On WEDNESDAY
the 29th inst at 10 O'Clock, will SELL my sto e.
one splendid octave Piano. in Rosewood Csas
m de by Fischer. New York; one Uprigh;
Piano, deliberately carved said to be fine instru
mept.
FURNITURE-A small lot of Household Furni
ture In excellent condition
'ALs0-rwenty five boxes fresh Malaga Lemons;
20 whole boxes MIR Raisins; 30 half boxes Mr. Raj
sins
ALSO-FifteeI Is casks Cognsc Brandy; 10 bbls
Old frye Whiskey; 100. cases Otard, pupuy Cos
Brandy; 20 COO German Hegars.
WILL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES very handsome Work
Stands, beautifully orDamented,
de Is 4 B COOK &C. Auct.
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CHEAP SERVANTS CLOTHING, &c

" &c - Housekeepers having their s'rvsnts'
Clothing to purchase will find it to their special ad-
vantage to call at my Store. where they can get the
best bargains in Lindsey, Merino, Muslin, Sailco'
sc &C. AUGUsIoe maILhh'.
deIs Cheap Store. al Main street
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NEGRO HIRlGG-The undersigned
~ thankful for past favors again offers his
| vices to his friends and the public generally. to
| HIRE OUT NEGROES. He will devote his strict
attention to getting good homes. and the highest
prices. And in all cases of sickness will see that
| the Servants are we'll attended to.
Collections and pay ments promptly made.
| LUCIEN LEWIS,
Metropolitan Hail. Franklin street,
de It'll Richmond. Va.
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By Jas. N. Taylor & Son, Aucts.
WHARF ON JAMES RIVER, FOE

w LEASE. AT AUCTION-will be leased at
auction, for two years from the Let January 1851
upon the premises. on TUESDAY, the 18th festant,
at " o'clock N, the Wharf on James River, on the
the Baltimore steamboat Gem psny, and lately rent
ed by MeAsrs Stewart 4 King
1t has front Of l66 feet. and runs back within
parallel lines to Water street.
The rent to be payable quarterly on the FIRST days
OF April Jn,y, October and January, for which So
de "a JAS M TAYLOR 4 sON. Anct.
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xSANl kEWARD.-JEFFklES. AN
dRe(NyO TInOTR apHOIRIQ MIYTIR 4 Eox n.

WONJO TIDOTE, SPECIFIC MIXTURE for the
cure Of Gonorrhoea. elect. Structures, and similar
disorders II makes speedy cure without the least
plication to business. The proprietor chal engsa
ingie case of recent Gonorrh0a which the mixture
viii not cure under forfeiture Of $50. Further
ture ID taken whom exposed. Repeated experiments
and long experience have proved that IL VIII radi-
,ally cure any case which can be produced This
desirable result 10 obtained In from two 10 ten days
and as IL neither creates nausea nor oends the pal.
Ate and renders unneccssaryAl deviation In Diet
thy digestion. the nuisance - thus removed -
speedily Is is consistent with the production Of
sntirsly vegetable. and no injurious eject, sitbsr
,onstitutisnally or locally, can b caused By ID
uDe. -
Price 81 Per bottle. Sole agent for New Yesk. D
Rina No 20, Broadway. corner oi John street.
TR 6ALLENDER, corner Of ID and Walnut sts,
BOLDLY YIsHxR WINSTON,
kAa7-dIy Richmond We.
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By Henry W. Qusrles, Auct.,
mo. $50 Main Stiset)

A UCTION SALE OF A RICH AND
IA ELEGANT STOCK OF JEwELRY.--saIes 10
continue every evening during the week; during
which Time win sell the finest goods that are made,
without reserve.
The assortment consists of every variety to be
found in first class retail store: Elegant Lava and
Cameo Goods; Fine ICckets; Cameo Revolving Pima
something new; Leaf Garnet sefs the latest sty le
out; and an endless variety Of Gentlemens Goods.
such as Pins, Studs, Cuff Buttons, Chains, Pens
&C, &C.
~ Private sales during the day
For bargains at auction, call It No. leo Main NJ .
every evening, at O'Clock
no % HENRY W OUARJEQ
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NOTlCE.-lhe general meeting Of the
~ Stockholders of the Bank Of Virginia, will be
neld at their Banking House, In the city OF Kich-
mond, on MON DAY, the 10th Of January next
Thelaw provides that no 0f6cer or Director of
Bank shall vote by proxy for any Stakeholder, in
any election Of Directors or 0ficers Of Bank; nor
shall any proxy be valid which shall have been en-
ecuted sixty days before the time of any election
do a.
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AOO BIBLE fine old Whisky. various
NtJO brands; 100 bbis Rectifed Whiskey, Cir
and Brandy; so bbIs old Apple Brandy; 100 casks
fine French Brandy; for sale by
de- % THOS JONES 4 C0.
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UOTAT,tES.-50 500 bushels prime Mer-
Ger Potatoes IN store and for sale 6y ~
deA RRID0FoHD 20.
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CuKs! SILKS Bargains bargains.
~ We have marked down our entire STOCK OF La
Stez Dress silks about 80 per cent and set them
apart on separate counter in the rear pant OF me
store where they will remain on exhibition uatil
sold: they are offered at greatly reduced prices
The Ladies are respec fully invited 70 cal ard see
them. "" AIhdN,
de I6 Opposite Exchange Bank.
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DIR GOODS


Az SECOND SUPPLY OF
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS.
have received. and will open this morning q
pesn ana magnificent assorfneptof
LADIES' DRESS GOODS.
embracing all the newes. designs. Also. splendid
CLOTHS. oAssIMERss AND vEsrINas.
OF every grade and color. beautiful line Of
Tweeds Sattnets. Angola Cassimeres and fne X en-.
lucky Jeans suitable for Boys W car; Fine Bed and
Crib Blankets; also, large stock OF Servants do;
along with a general stock of every species Of Do.
mestic G0ods. All Of which have been purchased
In New YORK within few days past. on the most
favorable terms, and will be sold cheap for CASH.
A call is respectfully solicited Of oil who want
cheap ami good Goods. All AJAX, come and see and
judge for youi solves and l will guarantee to
please, at No. p Main street ,,, -
&C 2S-2m JNO l. SMfTHER
WE are receiving per Jamestown
w Fancy Prints, medium grades
Red, VI bite and Yellow Fiaunels
MohsiT Mixtures and Debsges
ponseo Iidkf', Corset Jeans
Rubsnaccis Sublime Servings
MarshalPs ana Stuarts Patent Threads
Kentucky Jeans, medium and super
Heavy Plaid I.nseys
Shetland Wool shawls
Wtthdnsny other new and cheap Goods for sale by
dc N> KENT, PAINE d CO.
SERVANTS BLANKETS Servants
~ Blankctsl All persons in want Of Servants
blankets will find IL TO heir interest ex anime GU,
sfcNk before supply sing themselves, as we have a
large stock on hand OF the above yamed goods
which We are selling at very reduced prices
JOHNSON a HARDWOOD,
des No ~ Main street.
MORE NEW GOODS. - Per steamer
IVA from New York We ara receiving
Easf a x 81 y priv as ~
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DIAL OAe.-Low's Honey and
Brown Windsor Soaps For sale BY
de Is u PIOOT, Druggist.
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CHEAP-THE CHEAPEST IN THE

~ CITY
their yalue Call at q Main street.
If you v7ant yard wide Bleached Cotton. at Ga
can,s Call at q Main street.
II You want fast coiored Prints. from GA cts aud
upwards, Merinoes and De LANES, at low prices.
Call at n Main street.
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By Alexander Mott.

MIGHT SALES.-I will offer for sale AZ
= auction TONIGHT. and continue every night
through the winter. large and complete assort-
and Drawers. Fancy Articles, &C.
de Is ALEX MOTT Annk
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BY P. G. Larus, Auctioneer.

MIGHT SALES II will continue tha
~ Night Sales of a large lot of Gold. piated ana
Silver Wa ches, and Jewelry Of every description
Each article offered will positively be sold
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l'hUSTEE'S SALE OF EIGHT VALU-
ABLE SLAVES Pursuant to the proyisiona
OF q deed Of trust from James Winston the up-
dersigned will sell at Hanover Court House. on tho
18th DAY Of December. 1883 eight valuable slaves
one very likely young Man, several likely BOYS
Two Women, likely, aud two Children
Trans cash. Title undouoted, but selling a. true.
tee. will convey Is such.
de S--2zwtJs WM n WINSTON
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-06-09
LATE FRoM EuRopE.

The steamship America arrived at Hall
fax, June 2, with Liverpool dates Of Nav %.
On the 18th, in the House of Commons,
the debate upon the resolutions proposing to
censure the Ministry was continued without
eliciting anything Of importance, being con-
fined TO the mere asking and answering Of
questions. The House then adjourned to the
Goth, (the intermediate day being the time Of
the :" Derby race and on the 2lst Mr..
Cardwell wthrew his motion censuring the
Ministry. This was considered virtual tri-
umph for the Government.
The Duchess Of Orleans died at her resi-
dence, near London, after a brief illness, on
the 18th Of May, aged forty mine years.
There is nothing later from India. Briga-
der seaton had defeated the rebels, near
Futtinghur, killing and wounding three hun.
dred, and capturing their guns and ammuni.
tion. The body Of rebels in the Mallpoora
mountains were also defeated, as also a
large body in the Saupoor hills, where five
hundred were captured. The British los,
was severe, including five officers.
The correspondence between Sir Jane.
0utram and the Governor General Of India
has been published, showing conclusiyely that
General Outram earnestly and strongly pro.
tested against the confscation policy Of the
latter. Il was supposed that this correspon
dence was the cause OF the withdrawal OF Mr.
Cardwell's motion Of censure.
Prince Napoleon goes out as Governor o
Algeria early in July.
Turkey has consented to a settlement Will
Montenegro in consequence Of the threats o
France to acknowledge the independence 0
tie latter.
! The French squadron in the Pacific is I,
be reinforced. Il is said that instruction
have been sent TO the French Envoy in Chin
TO treat with the Imperial Commissioner
without going 10 China.