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~ Anr1yIclar TnsrM-THs CHso-
Plastic pnocDes "A. W. JONES, DIxfisf. nsv
log purchased half the elusfes right foi TIE aosve
mode q Mains TEETg end amer nnng os 1ns
tesfsng Il IN The most df5EcuH CO. 2, scners Mn1
plctssAaN falsd Il sns5rdV satisfied " as aosott<
spvtoyty ovsr the gold. stlyer and plaiins r. =
70 all who may desire nun or partial ssts e eesth
and sspecintty 10 such may bs dtssdfsxgsa niLa
Noss fsSv are ,oscasi1 In thu projects. oil Of the
objsctons To the gold plate arc resnoved-tne Sue
ton bss7c perfect secures comfort sud liability TO the
q. and the teeth being embedded in the metal ths
feed Ii excluded FROM under or between them; they
are therefore, cleaner, smoother, and In every re-
spect better Il consequences Of the perfect adapta
ton OF the plsfe to the mouth, and the suction
thereby secured, he can insert one or more teeth
soithoas clasps. and In all cases guarantee perfect
and satisfactory ht
This method having been adopted and commend
ed by those standing highest in the profession,
North and South, testimonials will be given, and
specimens exhibited. to any who may desire to see
them I he old plates of those wishing 10 exchange
the old method for the new, viii be taken ia part
pay. VIII OF course, make teeth on the cid mode
for those who NAV prefer It.
Filling thoroughly and gently done; and teeth
extracted By electricity for those who wish 1t.
Office opposite Corinthisn Hall. N-sm
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Prof Hughes and the Ocean Cables.

The New York Express learns from private
source that the Australian cable has been worked
through by Professor Hughes instruments at the
average rate Of 20 to 25 words per minute, while
submerged In tanks prepared for its reception
The cable between Malta and Corfu, only cwerty-
five miles longer than the Australian cable, is
only worked by the Morse system at the rate of
four words per minute.
The London Times refers to the statement OF
Professor Hughes that he is confident Of being
able even now to signal through the Atlantic
cable, and anxious to conduct all experiments
upon the wire at his own expense. The Times con-
demns the perverse neglect of the company to
avail itself of the proposition Of Professor Hughes
and hopes that In fairness and duty to the share
holders, It will accept liberal proposal, which, no
matter how it results, can do them or their cable
no manner of injury, bat, on the other hand, may
possibly be of immense benefit. The TINES then
explains the Hughes system aud its obvious ad.
vantsges and says his offer should be at once de,
cided by actual tests.
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THE soITTu pass WAGON ROAD

ST. LOUIS, Monday, Nov. 90 1S5S.-F. W. Lander,
superintendent of the South Pass Wagon Road,
arrived here yesterday. en- route for Washington,
where he will report and write an emigrant guide
of the new road.
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France and African Emigrants.

The French Government, 1t is said, has received
accounts from the coast Of Africa, announcing
that Mr.. Roberts, the President of the Republic
Of Liberia, who showed himself so hostile to the
French, In the affair OF the Regina Coli, has not
been reelected 1t appears further that the States
of Liberia and Cape Monte-seventeen negro
kings, nine chieftains, thirty-six towns, and the
sovsreigns OF Dahomey and Beniu-have consent
I'd, In future, to the system Of free immigration.
- regularly organised by the French Govern
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ARRIVAL OF THE EMPIRE CITY.

New York. Nov 29--The steamship Empire CITY
from Havana has arrived with dates to the I'D
instant,
The floating dock had arrived safely at Havana,
from New Orleans.
Sugars we're stiff at 90 reals for No. II, D. s..
The stock at Havana and Matanzas was 6o,ooo
boxes. In molasses there was but little DONG at
cent. premium, en- New York and Boston per
cent preuiun
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80 VIrorrIA CaHrRAL AaaIcuLTU-
aaL socixrr AT the spnnai meeting Of the yirsin;
In Central Agricultural Society held IN K,crmond
on the nth Novsnbsr sss NE 's snd ars srsSy
respectfully notified thereof:
JAMES LYONS. of Henrico.
VICE PRgsIDENfs,
VIM. c. Eives, Albsmarle
VIM. b. Preston, Montgomery
VIM. d. Macfariand. Richmond
?. st. dserse Cooke, Powhatan
JOSEPH Mayo, Richmond
mnsnry G " 'M H.nEacY richmond
John Rufherford. Eishfiiond
ps J0.e %RaI y shs ag9Pes%o;a Mfnric0
Allen 7. Caperton. Monroe
William Writ, Wes.moreand
WIN. Is, Harrison. Prince George
james Gait, Fiuvana
u, A. Clay brook. Richmond county
o. O Clay. Campbell
George 7. Yerby, Northampton
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
J Lucius Davis, Henrico
VIM b. stanard Goochiand
Vim. NJ. HarrieoD, Richmond
Psyton Johnston, Richmond
John A sel %;ni Gasris Ms Gey
H. @. Cabsll. Richmond
Albert Aiken, Henri !s,
X. D. Haxall, Orange
R. Archer, Richmond
N. B. Hill. Richmond
Col, g. McRae. Henrico.
Members of the Executive Committee are inform
Cd that a meeting of that body is held on the q
'H''' - ''' CHARLES DIMMoCK.
deI-lw Secretary V. G. A. Society.
20 Wing, Examiner and Enquirer copy one
week.
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MARnIHD.

On SUNDAY. the ss.h Instant. By the Rev. Mr..
Btnford Mr. RgNJAMtN Y. KEDF0RD. 70 Miss
MARTIiA r. GAY, both Of Hsnrico county, Vir-
stnia.
a Chick abomiuy, on the 18th instant, hy the
Sew George w. Abel, Mr.. IRA A. wIN0ffELD,
e. Mia MARY ALICE CHILES. adopted daughter
II william Chiles, Esq all OF Hanover county. Viz
ginia.
On Monday evening, Nov. goth, at 6k o'clock, by
the Rev B. Manly. Mr.. GEORGE W. COhBS, 81
Caroline county Va, to Miss MARYF.ScHoIiELD.
Of this city.
.Maythe smiles Of heaven and the pleasures o. earth.
Shed peace and hap piness around their hearth"
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DIED,

On yesterday Tuesday, morning: at o'clock. ct
the residence OF her husband. 10 Bowling Green,
wife OF John U'Conne in the s6th rear Of her sge.
Dearest sister, thou hase left us
Here thy loss we deeply feel;
Bnt tits God that hath bereft us
He can all our sorrows heal.
"Yet, again we hope to meet thee,
When the day Of life is fed:
Then. in Heaven, with joy TO greet thee.
Where no farewell tear Is she'd"
The friends and relatives of the family are respect.
fnlIy invited tn attend her funeral, at Bowling
Green, on Thursday morning. at O'clock
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Affairs TN Brunaxyfck.


IUUhHFSFVNUENUE KIGHMUND DISPhTCH.I
IAwRENCEyILLE, BRUNSWICK !
COUNTY, Va, Nov. 20 (
This, the county seat of Brunswick, contains
four stores, two tailors, two blacksmths one sad.
dery and one tip shop, and the usual number of
doctors and lawyers The Court House is new
and very fine structure.
At last court two negroes, owned by Joshua
Siils,were tried for burglary the barn Of Fever
ly Ross were acquitted.
The plank road frem this place to Petersburg
II miles-has been bought by the county for
$500.
Edward d. Hicks, lawyer Of prominence, and
wealthy citizen OF this county, died yesterday
morning after a long illness.
The crop of corn and tobacco will about equal
any heretofore made. The former is of very supes
rior quality. REcHABITR
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THE CONCERT AT MECHANICS INSTITUTE
HALL TONIGHT.

The English Opera Troupe oner emo pro.
granme 1t the Mechaniss' Institute Hall to. night
Init are Included "Day and Night" eve Thought
Of Thee" from the opera of Crown Diamonds, a
song 10 which the artist, Mr.. Trevor, vas furious
~ spcorcd during the lato engagement Of the
Troupe here. Jenny Lind's Echo song, BY Mics Du-
rand, Kathleen Mayourneen, BY Miss Hodson,
LAFgos q fsctotum, By Lyster, ADD Let not sorrow,
BY thst charming vocalist, Miss Ada King. Seve'
ri concerted pieces are - be sung, aud the Con.
cart closes with that beauti .Midst Doubts
Oonfaaipg," from the cpssa Of Cinderella.
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~ ECONOMY Is WEALTH, AND TINE is
MONEY!
Now is the time to get bargain ina

MONEY
Now is the time to get . bargain in
SEWING MACHINE,
Only $50, $40 and $50.
The subscriber offers for SALE at the above low
prices, the celebrated
QUAKER UITY SEWING MACHINE.
He has ssld over 800 of them in Alabama, during
the past summer, for plantation use-being so sim
pie In their construction that any ordinary seam
stress can learn them in one hour.
They are equally adapted to eoarse or fine work,
making very strong and flexible eeam. that Will
not rip-sews from two ordinary spools, without re-
winding-use any kind Of thread, cotton or six,
The Improvement in this Machine ls so simple,
that they are not liable to get out of order,
great deal might be sad about TINS Macniner
but We wish the public to call and examine Tor them
selves. They ara exhibition for short time al
Watson's (Wbitehurst's old) Gallery. Main street.
We wish it distinctly understood. that these are
no cheap single thread Machines, hut use GouDie
thrt adj and are warranted to be in proper order
N.B.-The attention of persons In waat OF Agen-
cies throu ghout the Southern States is invited to
this Machine the Agent wi.hes TO dispose OF state
and County Rights. very liberal discount IS al.
lowed to Agents, making it a lucrative and genteel
business as well q safe one. Only small capital
reouired w ii FREAR.
no 25-det&cwlt* Agent.
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THE "u.InFEu SLAYER CASE.

New York, Nov. 3O.-The Herald says that Judge
Nelson in the case of the Haidee. (slaver) has de'
cided that the prisoners being foreigners, 1t fol-
lowed that 1t must be proved that the vessel was
owned by American citizens. which conclusion IL
verdict of mot guilty
Several other indictments are pending against
the same prisoners.
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81. LouD, Now 20-The Uyertaua "ssis WIFE
dates TO the 1st inst arrived last night.
Il was reported, that battle had occurred bes
tween the volunteers under Genersi kiboe, ana
band OF Indians In kslamath comfy foor To-
dams we're killed and eight prisoners captured
The c,ireuit Court Of California had appoinfed
to proceed 70 the Almaden Quick.
siIyer Miue 10 examine into the CONDITION Oh the
property, and report upon the expediency OF apr
pointing a receiver.
from Eastern ports caused considerable embar.
rssamens, both to importers and jobbeTs.
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AUGUSTA, GA, Nov. S0.-The Mobile Mercury says
that most of the Nicaraguan "emigrants" are still
in that city, bnt are getting FESTIVE.
SECOND DISPATCH.
AUGUSTA, GA. Nov 3e.-Julus Hssse has a card
in the Mobile Register, of Sunday, which says the
government having refused a clearance for the
Alice fainter, with emigrants for Nicaragua, that
holders of passage tickets will be refused their
money.
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MAucH CHUNK, Pa, November 29.-Ratciin
Jobusou's coal breaker No. q at the Beaver Mead
ow Coal Mines, took fire from the engine on
sunday morning. at about o'clock. and was
entirely consumed. The damage is estimated at
OO0
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ny Cloak AND MANTLE DEpoT

% CLOAK AND MANTLE DEPoT.-I
shall open on Monday. the Goth instant. Rich VII
VETS, Superfine Beaver and Broad Cloth RAG
LANS of the most fashionable styles and the latest
designs. for Ladies, Misses and Children Also
and French HAIR PINS, ia all colors. The Gold
Medal 81 spring SKIRT, the best Skirt in use -
Children's sKIRTs as low as q cents FANCY
GOODS in great variety. Sold at prices n. defy
competition. RtZEkItL,
no 2g-1w SO Main street.
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E~ Coon Buckwheat Cakes can be
made by using eemnle's Infallible Baking Powder.
JNO w aARtICK ,Apothecary
and Druggist, Market Place, franklin street
Infallible Baking Powder. For sale by
JN0 W GARLICK, Druggist,
Market Place. Franklin st.
Fine Lynehburg Smoking Tobacco just received
JNo " GARLICK. Apothecary. &c,
de l-3s Market Place. Franklin St
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~ TINS SECOND LECTURE Of {

IHs bKC0ND IECTUHE OF Tue
Course. before the Young Mems Christian Associa
ton. will be delivered BY Prof. 8. ALEXANDER, OF
Princeton. on THURSDAY evening. December "a, al
the Half'of the Mechanics Institute.
Subject COMETS"
Ticketsof omission rs .ents. Season Tickets q 80
Members can pay their dues and obtain their
Tickets Mt the rooms Of the Association.
Tickets OF Admission may be procured OF Meade q
Baker, Laidley Robinson, and at the Bookstores
generally.
Lecture to commence puncyualy at o'clock.
no -
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srxrrNcr OF FRANcIs C. SEXTON.

NEWARK, Monday, Nov. 90, ls5s.-Francis C. Sex
ton. recently convicted OF rape on MISS y. "ooo,
of New York, was this morning sentenced to
eight years hard labor in the State Prison, aud
Al 900 fine. The motion for new trial was de-
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TRIAL OF BANK OFFICERS.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 30-The trial of Thomas
Alliboue. President, and I. A. Newhal, one of the
Directors of the Pennsylvania Bank, on charge Of
conspiracy in cheating and defrauding the stock"
holders of the Bank, commenced day. mo-
ton for separate trial was overruled. jury
was selected. and tho case was opened by the Dis
trict Attorney.
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Reg Nor1oE-The subscriber would

respectfully inform his friends and the public gene
rally that he has removed from his old stand No l6
Main street, below the st. Charles Hotel to No 6.,
On the opposite side, above the St. Charles Hotel,
where he would be glad to see his friends and the
public Thankful for past avors he hopes by strict
atteation to business to merit continuance OF the
same EDW ARD kERsEY.
N. B.-Just received, another lot of those fine
Lava and Coral Sets of Jewelry. no 26-lw
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ARRIVAL OF THE HAMMONIA.
NEW York, Nov. 30-The Hammona. from
Southampton on the 18th instant, arrived to day.
Her dates are anticipated.
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MEXICO BORROWING MoNEY.-The Washington
Star says that Mr.. Maguan has arrived in that
city with full powers, it is said, from President
JuareE, TO negotiate loan of from Ave to ten
millions of dollars, for the payment of which
Sonora lands are to be pledged. Senior Mata is
said to be authorized to ratify TIE contracts en-
tered into by msguau; and it is expected that the
latter will shortly be recognized by the Admins.
tration as the Minister from Mexico to this Gov
ernment.
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no 3-iaw4w*


~ExrRACrIoE OF TEETH By GALvAE-
IsM-This agent has been introduced into the prac-
iice of the subscriber with entire success. tits per-
fectly simple and harmless. A gentle current OF
electricity is made to pa through the fsrceps upon
the 9th to be extracted, which entirely destroys
the painful sensations usually felt in the effort Of
extraction. JOS WOODWARD, Dentist.
Office on Man, between 9th and 10th streets.
25-i2tF
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WEATHER REPORT
THE MOBILE "EMIGRANTs."

| BosroN. Monday, Nov. %, 1S5s.-About three
inches of snow fell last Eighs 1t is clear to-day
Thermometer 29o.
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~ RELIGIOUS NorIcB.-Rev. 8. Bliss
is expected to preach in the Lecture Room Of the
Sd Presbyterian Church, Church Hill, THIS EVE
MING AT ~ O'clock de lit
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46THE attention of the public is re-
Cravings to take place at the store No 81 Main at,
recently occupied by Thcs Rust. Esq, THIS DAY,
at I0o'clock.
de lit EB COOK, Auct.
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NEW CocSTY.-A meeting was held at Laurelton
Hardy county, Va, on the 30th of October, for the
purpose of taking the vote of the people on the
question OF making new County, out of Pc rtion
of the west district of Hardy The vote stood ayes
2s5, noes 1. Greenland was agreed upon for the
County seat by vote of 294 to O.
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The CAPTURE or NEGROES AT HAvAEA.-Three
hundred Emancipados Of the negroes who we're
captured by the Spanish war steamer Tenadito
have been placed at the disposition of the City
Councils OF Havana, and were employed on the
construction Of au aqueduct from yento and
erecting buildings for those engaged on the work
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FLoaiDA-The Legislature OF Florida assembled
at Tallahassee, on the ed nit. John Finlaysou,
of Jefersop, was elected President OF the Senate;
and ]. D. GaiIbrath, of Leon Speaker of the House.
rhe Democrats have amsjority Of Ave in the Sc
nate, and seven in the House. Gov. Perry's mes
sage was read. 1t discourages the idea of res
opening the slave trade, and favors the removal OF
the remaining Semnoles from Florida SOIL
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E1-sALE OF WORKS CT ART-Splendjd Exhibition
In Richmond wehav, few opportunities of purchas
ing engravngs OF merit, on anything like reasona-
bic terms. The trade in them is very limited. and
the prices charged are about twothirds greater
than those of the Northern cities A gentleman
VINO wishes to furnish his rooms with engraying
which are works Of art and reallylworth.
Is forced to abandon the effort. or submit to impo
sition. Such as he WILDE delighted to learn, that
sale Of beautiful engraviDgs. in gilt and rosewood
frames, will be made ct 10 o'clccz, this morning at
81. Main street. formerly occupied by 7 Rust, by
Cook, Auctioneer. The assortment includes
copies of works by Landseer and Wilkie illustrat.
ing historical, religious and comic subjects Those
who admire these ornaments of dwelling which
1t once indicate the taste and mental culture of the
possessor. will have an opportunity this morning
OF buying admirable pictures at reasonable and
low prices q
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pALLorINa FOR SOUTH CAROLINA sENA-
DEsTRUCTIyE FIRE.

COLUMBIA, S. c.. Nov. 3o.-No choice for Sena>
tor. In the last ballot Adams fell to 40 hon.
Keitt ia now on the course and ran up to o.
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THE CREW OF THE SLAYER EcHo-No BILL.

THE CREW OF THE SLAYER ECHU-NU BILL
COLUMBIA. 8. c., Nov. 3o-The grand jury this
morning found "not true bill" against all three
of the crew of the SLAYER Echo. Their counsel VIII
probably move for their discharge on Monday.
when the question Of the constitutionaiity OF the
act will come up. The U. S District Attorney will
endeavor to hold the prisoners.
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kM~ MEDICAL CARD. - Dr.. SYLvAYUs
L. INGRAM having located in this city, respectfully
tenders his professional services 10 its citizens -
ONCE and residence for the present on BANK
STREET. near the Mechanics Institute.
Ink
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~ LAW PARTNERSHIP.

JOHN RANDOLPH TUCKER, Attorney General,
and JOHN NJ. PATTON, JR have entered into .
partnership TO practice Law. under the name OF
FUCKER PATTON" in the Court OF Appeals at
Richmond aud Lewisburg. and in the Superior and
Inferior Courts Of the city of Richmond
Any business entrusted to their care will be
prompt attended to- no 25-Im
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Loss AND RECOVERY OF S2S0oO.-On Friday last a
messenger from Boston bank to the clearing
mouse lost SIS 200 on the street They were found
py young man and Immediately returned to the
bank TO whom they belonged.
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Congress.

This body assemblies on Monday next. A con.
sidsration of the proper policy to be pursued in
regard to Mexico and Central America will NO
doubt command its attention at an early period OF
the session. New Territories will ask to be made
States and Arizona, Nevada and Laramie are ask
Ing for Territorial governments. The Pacific Rail-
road will afford fruitful theme of debate and agi
tation, and ocean mail contracts postal reform,
and tariff and revenue laws receive consideration.
Among ..the first measures which ought to be
adopted is bill for Increasing the pay of the
Navy and putting its hard working and gallant off,
GERS on an equality with their more favored breth
rem Of the Army.
The real business of the session will probably be
the manufacture of available capital for the Pres
Dental camnainn of 1SfN-
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rNALL PERSONS having claims against

KS ALL FEH5UNS HdFIH8 OIaIHo "S0IHoo
the estate of the late Rev. Y. JErER GEORGE will
please presen them to me- at Kimarpock post office,
Lancaster county. All persons indebted to the es-
tate requested to pay as soon as possible to ena
bic the Administrator to settle the estate
VIM Ii GEORGE,
Do2-iawAwx Administrator.
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DsefcarIos.--The new Presbyterian Church, At
castle.Craig Ia Campbell county, Virginia, vas
dedicated on the 2lst instant. Rev. J. J. MohA'
HAN, from Richmond, gave history Of the enters
prize from its beginning. At the close OF his
remarks, II was ascertained that there was de-
dciency of $3.50, in making up the amount to be
paid for the new house, wbereupou citizen OF
the county stepped forward and said be would
make up the deficiency This was noble deed OF
benevolence besides giving bis $50 subscription to
the enterprise when 10 was first started.
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- FURNITURE SALE.-The attention
of Housekeepers is asked to the sale of Mr.. H. Bald
wins Household and Kitchen Furniture, Piano. &c
THIS MORNING, commencing at 10 O'Clock. at hi.
residence on Broad street, near the Monumental
Church.
de lit THOMAS w kEESEE, Auct.
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1859 NEGRO HIRING. 1859
E. A. J. CLOPTON,

GENERAL AGENT AND COLLECTOR,
(Ofice corner of Wall and Franklin streets, Rich
mond, Va
The subscriber begs TO return his acknowledge
ments to his friends and patrons for their favors d
ring the past .ear. and would inform them that he
still continues the business of HIRING OUT NJ
GRoES. RENTING OUT HOUSES, COLLECTING
CLAIMS, and oil other business pertaining to &c.
he, al Agency-to all of which he gives his personal
attention.
Parties in the country who may entrust the hiring
of their negroes to him. may rest assured of every
attention being paid to getting them other but
good homes; and in the event OF sickness, the BEST
medical and personal attention shall always be sup
Piled.
Negroes for hire the coming year had better be
sent to me as early after Christmas as possible.
To those at a distance, to whom / am personally
unknown beg to refer to the following persons:
Richmond-N Hill, and Baker Peasants
King Il Queen County-Dr Thos Latare, and DR. G
Fauutleroy.
Essex County-N Whitlcck, DR. e L Wright.
Dr. Jas Ii Latane, Ed F N oel, DR. Bev d Roy, Geo T
Wright and Il Wright.
King William County--John l. Letane, VIM La
tane and DR. John Lewis.
Gloucester Connty-pr Clopton.
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eH.WHAT's THE NkWs 2-WATsoN. a

Whitehursts old gallery. II Main street. is going
to Europe and is selling of his stock Of fire CASES
at cost, and he gives you a large sized AMBRO-
TYPE for 80 centss0ld at 81 in any other gallery.
PHOTOGRAPHS from SO upward. Pictures put in
medallion and breastpin for rs cents.
Good fires constantly kept. no l5-Imlf