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DRICE REDUCED TO FIVE DOLLARS

4 -Ruptures cured! Ruptures radically cureu.
The price of Dr. Sherman great radical cure rupture
Truss has been reduced from $40 10 only ST. placing
II in the power of all to obtain Of these invaluable
Trusses and b. perfectly cured. This Truss
venenty he sent by mail or express to any portion
of the State.
send a measure Of your hips or pAlvis-saying
whether you desire weak or strong spring, dis
tincty writing your name and place of residence
The pad of this Truss works the ball and socket
system, giving il great latitude of motion, TO
apply its pressure at any given point, and then fixing
1t is with perfect comfort The Truss is neat
instrument. being perfectly simple and not at all liza
BILE to get out of order or be broken. 1t has cured
great number ofper.6ns in this city and throughout
the State and will most cheerfully refer to gem
tlemen who well known for their vpracity and
respnctablity. who have themselves been thoroughly
cured of this dangerous disease and that too in
Of long standing and Of an aggravated nature.
All medical men pronounce it the very best Truss
known.
1he money for the Truss must invariably be sent
in advance.
Persons not knowing can send their money to
any merchant OF friend in the city, or will give
any reference as to respous Utility and prOmptness
The Truss any information concerning 1t, can be
had of G.. c. JACKSON,
No. IL Main street, Richmond.
N. B. Persons owning valuable slaves who are rup-
tured, should by all means obtain one; for they will
not onlv cure, but durable that they are the
cheapest in the end.
Ali kinds OF Trusses kept and sold on reasonable
terms. de bly,
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!, ARLINGTON, BY BOSTON, OUT

will make a season next Spring at New Market near
Petersburg. Va. and be let TO thoroughbred Mares
at $50 and plantation Mares will be pot at $40 the
season. Mares will be fed well at 30 cents per day
ARLINGTON is fine oh. color Is hands two inches
high. and Of the very best running family OF Horses
in America His half sister, Sarah Washington, has
produced more 11of Uinhfrs than any other Mare In
this country, and sold for higher prices.
Escape, out Of sarah. by Permonk cold for. 81 m
Sue Washington ont OF same, by Eeyenue... 3a0o 90
slasher. out Of same. By Childe Harrold.. 5lO0 %
Making for the four the sum Of.........si2.0ot 60
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By Thos. W. Keesee, Auct.,
(Office cnrner of 10Th and Carr STRAITS

IVIIICV sNIttIb,T
DOOM FURNITURE FOR SALE AT
~ AUCTION.-Will be sold, on TUESDAY morn.
ing next. January 10Th. commencing Mt 10 o'clock,
at the rooms on 9th between Main and Cary streets
allofthe Furniture. consisting in part of Sofa, Car
pets, Chairs. Marble Top Bureau, Marble Top Wash.
stand, Wardrobe. Be3steat Mattresses. &C.. all OF
which are new, and will he sold without reserve.
jsl4 TH0S. w. KEESEE, Auet
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sGy~ Dr. Cooss, LATE OF 81. LouIs,
xo(itsee sad residence on 81 street, west side be-
800 Marshall an, t!lav streets ~ ie--sism
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SALE OF REAL

~ ESTATE In MANCHEsTER.-By virtue of a
decree Of the Circuit Court of Chesterfield county In
the cases of VIM. d. Porter. &C., agst. Dani Smith
next friend against the and others, pronounced
on the l2th day of May, iSs7 shall offer for sale. at
public auction, at the premises, on the 22d day OF
January, at 4 o'clock, p. NJ. ia the town OF Man
chester the Hoise AMI Lot, Main street. wheren'
Daniel Smith died seized AID possessed an the foi
ance In equal instllmeuts payable In ak and u
months with interest thereon from the day OF sate
the purchaser to give bonds with good security;
80 A. Cfru raj 4sf0ner.
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VALUABLE FARM NEAR KlCHMUNI

FOR SALE.-As trustees in deed from kobfrt
Duvat ana VIE 70 us dared me ISL Jay o. Diarch
shall, OF TUESDAY, the 26th day of january. 1855,
at 80 o'clock p. NJ. proceed, by request of the ben
efcary in said deed, to sell at public auction, on the
premises that valuable little Farm, obtaining lp
acres, situated on the Newbrdge road. abont miles
from Richmond, and formerly owned by Theodore
Darlington. Esq.
TERMs-Cash.
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J. T. SUTTON. r,,..oos
ia l3-tis &. III. SUTTON, Ai"''7 %

HIGH CONSTABLE'S SALE.-Will be
IL sold, on SATURDAY, the 18th day OF the pres.
ent month at the store on Main str, ct lately used
as the Office of the Daily Advertiser. commencing at
10 o'clock. A. NJ, all the Type and Fixtures belong.
pair Cases; . Brass Gsleys; 2 Imposing stones; .
Standing Galleys; Proof Press; 6 Double Stands to
satisfy distress warrants in my hands, Of Jrifrles
vs.. Cole Il Lakewood, and Allan VS.. Cole Halle
wood. Terms cash.
la l3 II. BUTLER. III. u. u. H..
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LARUs SHINE. Ancts. Ja g-tds.
GALE OF HORSES, cows, CORN

AUCTION VIII be sold at public Auction. ON FRI
DAY, the 18th, inst. commencing at II o'clock, at
the residence Of Mr.. ID. Z. HOWE. at Warwick, 4
miles below Richmond, on the Chesterfield side, IS
bbls Corn, 6O,0t1 los. Of Oats, Blooded Horses,
several fine Cows. Also large lot Of Oak aad Pine
Wood on the River bank, together with all of his
Farming Fixtures &c, &C.
TEaMs.-AI sums Of So and under; cash, over
that amount, months, for approved nogotiabie
paper. LhhtS eHiNH.
Ia7
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BOARDING.. 10.
THE CENTRAL H0TEIs--4

-
THE CENTRAL HOTEL
= RICHMOND. VIRGINIA..
Situated at che corner Of Grace and nh Htrcets front
Ing the Northwest corner Of the Capitol Square and
ness to receive guest. on the let January. isss.
The iseallty IN rcint Of contignity 20 business
Mershsnt Mil. snS Warebcsss scor rant, =:
heal'hfulneea, because OF the beautiful promenades
afforded By the Public Grounds Immediately In 'front.'
rendenst at otre attractive.
.witEAuch advantage. the proprietor appreciates
his responsibility in undertaking 10 serve the public
to net ,, which he gv.s assurance Of ample SUPPLE;
0' a Fs ave is.f SMITH, sS+fapf Proprietor
members of the Legislature and others, who might
wish toengage rooms before the opening day.
ROARDING,-
- Mrs II. p pHIppEN
Having removed from No. 23l Main street, between
ah and 9Th. TO the next house above. formerly occu
pied by Mr.. Charles Bennett. would he pleased to
accommodate several families with PLEASANT airy
h rooms, on favorable terms Also, few more day
20 ARDING. = The SHOT TOWER
~ HOUSE. on Grace, between ssh and 9th streets
second door from st. Paul's Church. having been
taken by Mrs. BASS, az Boarding House. is now
ia l3-lm*
ROARDING-Three rooms on one floor,
- can be had by the month or year, on the usual
Miss BROWN bon It'll street,
in l2-lw Between Grace and franklin.
ROARDING.--We respectfully inform
~ me.ibers of the Legislature and others that
We have several very comfortable vacant ROOMS in
our House, on the South side of Grace street lust
above 9Th where they will bs pleased to receive ap-
plications. II. B. 4 NJ j. MURRAY
de .g-dts
ROARDING.-MRS. W. 0. YEATMAN
~ can accommodate n few FAMILIES with
BOARD with desirable in pleasant situation:
also, few DAY B0ARDERS Northwest corner
Sih and Frank lin streets ia l-l2t*
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BY Larus & Shine, Aucts.

T EASE OF REAL ESTATE AT AUG
IL TION-wil be sold at auction, on tn ESDAY
afternoon, the 18th inst commencing at O'Clock.
the lease Of that Brick House adjoining the corner
of Franklin and 18th streets, nearly opposite tho
Masonic Hall, and well adapted for grocery stand
mechanics shop. The lease has four years to
from January, 1883 subject to ground rent Of $50
per annum Terms at sale.
iat LARUS 4 SHINE Aucts
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By E. B. Cook & Co., Aucts.
~ AND CARRIAGE AT AUCTION.-0n THURS
DAY 18th inst at 10 o'clock will sell at the rest
dence of Mrs d T. shelton. (who is declining house.
Hill, the whole Of her household furniture. embra-
cling the usual variety Of we'll kept articles Of the
best quality.
CARRIAGE AND HARNESs.-At the same tims
aud place will be sold desirable family Carriage and
Harness, city made, and In first rats condition.
Sale conducted by
ia u II. b. COOK h Co Aucts
ADDIT10NAL.-Mrs ). having c 'ncludei to dis
pose "f her Horses, will sell, at the same time
and place, one pair genteel and reliable Carriage
Horses. T. r. COOK A Co Aucts
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By Thos. W. Keesee,
Coffee corner of 18th and Cary streets.)

1T SCHR. OAKLAND FOR SALE AT
- AUCTfON.-Wiil be sold. on FRIDAY AT
TERN00N next, January 18th, commencing at
o'clock, the sch.o Oakland. lying in the Dock
with all of her Tacking. The Captain on board will
show her to any one in want
TERMs-Cash THOS. W. KEESEE,
Aur
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HA- sHERirrALrY OF HENRIco.--I am
seandidAte for reelection to The Office ~ SHERIFF.
Of Henrico. jNn MIrTriarSSnnNyr
de I9-dtde 81 SA""SSoN'
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gay lie NY FELtow-C CITIZENS OF THE
SSYSSff OF HfSRtco.f candidate for the sIIE
MI Anit OF the County of Henrico and resrect.
May next q NIwtff 1 nsuss IN
Richmond. 18th Dec, tSy7. IN sim
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By Larus & Shine.

TRUSTEES SALE OF HORSES.-As
Il trustee in deed of trust from James II. Grafton,
dated sth November, lsj6 duly recorded in the Hust-
ngs Court, shall proceed to sell, at pablo auction,
mt the hour of II o'clock. on MONDAY. the 18th
of January in front Of Larus Shines auction store
Main street pair OF Bay Horses, vi which Is
a very fine horse. -
THO. III. LAMBETH, Trustee.
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TNFIRMARY OF THE MEDICAL COL

4 INT INN We hIDIShh OOh-
l. IEGE.-This Institution, located at the corner of
Marshall and College streets, in convenient and
airy stua tion open for the reception of patients
throughout the year All persons requiring Medi-
cal or Surgical aid except the insane and persons
affected with contagious diseases, admitted into
its wards.
The accommodations for the sick are complete and
nrvate rooms provided for patients desiring
them.
The patients are under the charge the Professors
of the College aided by an experienced Resident
Physician. The charges for Board, Medical Atten-
dance. Nursing. and Medicine, are, for
Whue Iatieilts.. P,T "teh.
Private roOms........ .............f toSl1 DO. 10
BY an arrangement with the proprietors OF the
Bellevue Hospital, in requiring SuTpicdt Op-
Grafton in addition to the above rates fee, varying
from So to $50 in different cases, will be charged for
the operation. The particular fees may be ascer-
tanned on application to either the attending sur
geons, or to the President Of the Infrmary.
HT III charges to I've pad on The rentOrdt IT The pa
tent.
Persons in the country, desiring to send patients
to the Infrmary. to obtain information CoDcernr
ing it, may address the President the Steward.
Attending Surgeons-Profs. GIBSON, PETIcoLAS and
WELLFoRD.
Attending Physicians-Profs. TUCKER and Con-
WAY
Resident Ply sician-M tRIoN HOWARD, NJ. D.
Steward-F. 81. PARRISH.
Presidential. S. JoYNEs. NJ. ID. ja6-dhn
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CMALL HOUSE AND LOT ON. 9TH.
- BETWEEN CANAL AND BYRD STREETS
FOR SALE AT AUG cIoN.-Wi,I b, sold on TUES
DAY, the 18th January, 1885, on the premises at AZ
O'Clock, lot located as above with a small framed
tenement thereon. fronting IS feet running back 32
feet. adjoining the lumbe. yard of the late Thomas
Williams.
TERMs-0ne-third cash; balance at and months
fer negotiable notes interest AIDED and title retained
till last note paid The taxes for 1855 to be paid
by the purchaser. GODDIN 6APpERSON
ia l3 Auctuneers
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o. p. HARE.
> OLD ALEXANDRIA ~ r

,. }. EADs, PEoPRIETeR. VHfW
The Fubscriber having taken the house ON Pearl
or lith street. two doors from Main, formerly tbs
old Alhambra, and fitted up the same In superior
style, will be pleased 10 his friends and the pub
be TO-DAY.
LIQUORS and GLARS, and his LARDER viii b.
kept stocked with all the DELICACIEs 10 be Of.
i0rded by this and other markets.
lie has secured the services Il Nc. YN MASON,
assistant, who will also be happy 10 see his old
friends and the public. ia I2-6t
~ CAME TO my residence, opposite
10N Mr. Robinson farm, on Friday last q grey
HORSE, nearly white. The owner will please com
forward, pay charges and take her away.
ia I2-3tS FREDERICK HATT0RF.
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rn- Da. JoHS B. WALTHALL, (Hom9o-
.btsi offers his professional services TO the citi
$ II Richmond and It's vicinity, Once at bis re-
10 I-I2sus
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BY Henry W. Quarles, Auctioneer,
(No. $50 Main street,

THE SUBSCRIBER will commence the
sale, THIS EVENING. Of large amount Of do.
sirabie goods. lately received by steamer such ~
Plated Knives and Forks, Spoons of every variety,
lets, Salt Cellars fine Pocket Cutlery. CabAs Writ
ing. Desk., some very elegant; Portfolios, Clock
Thermometers, COlognes aud Extracts with O crest
many other goods, which, 10 variety and quality
is rarely excelled in auct store. These goods
must OF necessity be closed out speedily, and bar
gains may be had either at auction or private sale
jaZ HENRY w. QUARLES Auct.
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nsn ARR YOU A SUFFERER Are yo

HEh, ARR YOU SUFFERER Are you
afflicted with ChIs and Fever, nervous headache.
stomach ind eston, torpidty OF the lVer cos
veuess or logs Of appetite II resort AT once 10
he use Of BAKERS PREMIUM BiTTERs and be
rel we'd Have ycu bad cold, do You suffer WITH
cold teet Then take BAKERS PREM IUM BIT
.EBs, and be permanently cured. Acting as they
10 upon the bloOd stomach and bowels, no ordinary
disease of the system Withstand their n >auits
tut yield 70 its inyigDruting powers and hesth ana
cheert,lluess the steads Of debility AMI 10"
s.. rits. Arr you dyspeptic, susering the hourly
u .nents of that distressngy yexxiions diseased
It's IN BAKERS PREMIUM BlPTERS. Won hnd
IN unfang panacra--one that hns not yet failed TO
pr0''rcc cure, however long the consuming nre
may nave been burning. Prepared In the most SCI
-ntih manner from yegeab bic Substances only, these
BITTKKS are without rival for diseases Of the sto
HacL bowels aud blood; and when regularly used at
tGis ss0n of thu year will prevent colds and
hroats by turnin: up the stetu b. its naturally
al hy condition Let not the afflicted take word
IA recommendation of this medirne, hut try il for
hens ives, thousands have done, and become
'1uyer:s TO its priceless virtues.
FOR sale by all the prominent Drugg'ets in this CT
vi and elsewhere. ia9-u
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pOBINSON'S pRACTICE-yolumo !

-, nearly ready vol. svo law sheep: price 60
A.. INC profession throughout the sia'e mar supply
ausnsfFes with early copies free OF postage by en-
c'osihg TO my address the price Of the book
A. M0RRIS
Publisher and Law Rockefeller
a Also, for sale, Mr.. Conway Rohinsons Practice in
sne Courts OF Justice in England and the United
States-2 vols. svo price $40
N"i 1 As Go the place and time of a Transaction
OF proceeding treating chiefly of the conflict of laws
and the statute OF limitations
Vol 2-fresting of the subject matter of personal
action In other words of the right of action The
Treatise IN the first volume - the place and time
OF transaction OF proceeding ia followed In the acc
ond by one relating to the circumstances of the
.ransacflcfl or the subject matter of the proceeding
The second volume. devoted entirely 10 n, rs6pa ac-
ton, treats of the right OF action
|. On sealed instruments or upon a Judgment or
decree. 'e' vi
z on Bulls cf Exchange Promissory Notes and
other unsealet Instruments ~
u un promises generally, ex pressed and implied
'. by owner 81 goods against an adverse claimant
or against a bailee
q .
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By Larus & Shine.

STOCK OF BRICKS AND FIXTURES,
~ AC., AT AUCTI0N.-Wil he sold at auction on
MONDAY, the llth instant, commencing at 10 o'cIk
at our brick yard, ON Main, between ed and .sd
streets. about 4sco good hard Brick lot Of stock
Brick together with all the Fixtures such az Wheel.
barrows, Brick Press. Moulds &c.
TERMs-Four months.
jar LARUS d SHINE. Aucts.
y P0SP0NEMENT.
The above sale Of Bricks, &C, &c IL postponed In
consequence Of the iuclemency Of the weather, TO
next THURSDAY, January The 18th instant, com
mencing at 10 O'Clock.
Up LARUS 4 SHINE
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.sy~ Special NorIcE.-All persons in

s,1y~ SPECIAL N0TlCE.-All persons in
5eHpd = me- on the ~ 81 'h'F. l0,. ny note bond
ylcesa cali and settle up. | close my ledger
=, iha; time and all accounts then due aud
ror,sjuing unsettled on the Ia day of February,
~, viii he placed in proper train for collection
a. len Seg l..dul gence cannot he giver.
lie ! WM IRA SMITH.
nB- ARHL u. MAYO,
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4 nOO. Of,o DOILARS PER AMIN

To the United States the preseryer and restorer
of valuable Horses aud Cattle 1t cures all Sprains
GAlis Wounds, Still joints, &c.
Viii Won answer this question Did you ever hear
4 any ordinary Sore, swelling, sprain or Stiffness
either on man or beast, which the Mustang lAni-
meut would not cural Did you ever visit any re-
spectablt Druggist in any part OF the world-n Eu-
7, pc Asia or America-who did not say 1T was the
greatest discovery OF the age" Fold everywhere.
Every family should have il; three sizes.
BARNES L PARK.
"a s-dAw-lm prnprietorE New York.
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T7uRE DszM
By Jas. NJ. Taylor & Son.

#HA - -. AsA@ - ~ ava - 1~AAs
MAT BRICK COTTAGE ON FIFTH
igb ssnrHskET. AT AUCTI0y.-m TUESDAY. the
10 soia ,i ~ oclsek y. NJ. upon the premises. will
east i;,e ~ a.. neat Brick Cottage Residence the
iaininr ,s IN street. north Of Leigh street. and adj
N rssnta;ns A = rsriasnce Of MIR. john W Reeve.
nrsai o,,t -h.,ssp asasant reons with kitchen and
10 Zee, ar.i @ all in good order The ios fronts
u ~. .na runs back I3H feet To tla., ses,ins
rrrhi anu convenient residence this 4 NEST n,
IERMs-One-fourth eash; thu ha,.r..
., " and Is months. for notes wish ;. On frent a
Cured by trust deed upon fl,e ana SO
ia ~ JAS. n. TAYLOR Cox A,...
BY Richard Cauthorn.
TRUSTEES SALE OF GROCERIES
L FURNITURE, &c.--Pursuant to the rrov;.;o,.,s
Of a deed of trust, bearing date the I'd day =,
December, 1885,, and recorded In the Clerks oce n
1Ieurico County Court on the 9th day Of the sam
month. from Henry Newrohr and wife to me :.
trustee to 20 John wrth the pay ment Of III.
sum Of eight hundred dollars, j win proceed Il
sell, at public auction, on TUESDAY the lqtl
day of January. ISIS, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. at ih.
store ofthe said Henry Newrohr on the corner o 'tt
aud Marshall streets the property convey ed r, tn.
deed of trust aforesaid described therein as follows
to wit: All the stock Of Groceries now In tn.
store occupied by the said Newrohr in the county o
Henrico the corner of 18th and Marshall streets
and all his Household and Kitchen Furniture anc
personal property of every description
The Terms of sale will be cash
TEMPLE ELLETT, Trustee.
r. CAUrHoRy, Auctioneer. ia list
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TRUST SALE OF VALUABLE PRO
Il nEpEN IIENpIGA

TRUST SALE OF VALUABLE PRO
PERTY. IN IIENRICO COUNTY.-By virtue
Frederick Keck, both bearing date the 9Th Cay of
January 1850 and recorded in the Clerks Office Of
and year shall proceed to sell. being thereto re-
guired by the parties in trust. upon the premises
cn FRIDAY the 29th day of January, lo5S. at u
O'Clock NJ. ffair. if not the first fair day thereaf
ter. at the same pac" and hour, the fO wing pieces
of Real Estate lying in the county of Ienrico that
is to say: certain parcel of Land on the waters of
the Chi, kahominy, containing one hundred and
fortytwO acres, more less, being bounded by the
lands of Barton smoot decd. IIolborne Cotlrei de-
ceased, John Alley, Pleasant Tayior and others.
Aud certain other parcel of land lying.and being
in said County, being three fourth parts Of the liant
of which Barton SmOot of said County, died. seized
containing as it is estimated, forty acres and
fourth of an acre, be the same, more or less.
TERMs-Cash, as to 50 much of the purchase money
scribed, will be necessary to pay the sum Of eight
hundred and fity-two dollars. with interest thereon
from the hrst day of November 1857 and the expenses
attending the execution of the trust. The like sum
of SS52 with interest thereon from the first day Of
November 1857 is to be payable on the first day OF
November, 1855 and the residue, if any, of the pur-
chase money, ia tn be ma'e payable and be secured
at such time and in 'uch manner as the said frede-
rick keck may presCribe in case of his failure to
do so, at such time and in such manner as will be
announced at the sale.
For the piece of land secondly mentioned and de-
rcribed, the terms will be cash TO much as is
necessary to pay the sum of S7iS3, due the LIST
day Of November, 1857, with interest thereon from
that day. and the expenses attending the Ition
of the trust and the further of S7484 is to be
aid the LIST day of November. ISIS, with interest
thereon from the LIST day of November 1851 and the
residue of the purchase money is tn be paid at such
time and in such manner as will he annouced at the
time OF sale.
Negotiable notes will be required of the purchaser
purchasers of the said parcels Of land of either
of them for the credit insta'ments, and deed or
deeds Of trust Is secure the same. The title to both
the above parcels of land is believed To be unques-
tionsble but acting as trustee, shall only sell with
special warranty. -
JOSEPH R0SENBAUN,
Trustee for Joseph Myers, and as Trustee fer the
said Joseph Myers, Trustee for Mary LOvenstein.
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EOR CASH ONLY.
GREAT BARGAINS ~ DRY GOODS FOR ONE

MUNTtt LDNGEH-
With view Of preparing for auction sale, we.
for one mouth, offer our entire stock OF Goods at
greatly reduced prices Persona Wishing 70 pur-
chase, win do well to give call. as we are deter
may be fpnnd: Reh Fancy SILKS; French and
English MERIN0S French and English PRINTS.
Lawns, Berazes, 0inshams; Drillisptee, kmbrcide
res Muslin Curtains Iri-h Linens. Linen Sheetings.
Table Damasi, Napkins. Toweliins. &C. &c.
N. B.-We earnestly request all tho are tn6ebte1
to US, 10 como forward and make settlement ~ Ne
Unsettsd accounts at that time win b placed IN Tie
'I ias-eodsewi@ BINroRp, MAYO BLAIR.
HARRIS & MOORE, General PRO-
Ii DUCE AND COMMISSION MERCHAnIs. u
ceiying and Forwarding Agents. basin bank' psssssn
18th and i2th streets, kienmond Va ~ vi ~ a.
the prosecution OF General Coinriission sng ~
warding Business under the urn and sty,e os nAh'
RIS MOORE Our strict snd persona s,snr,ev
viii be- devoted 20 the sale u all CDuNI1x
| PRODUCE, and forwarding Of Goods and Mannfac'
Cash xdSanes. will be made .or Produce 70 bard
extended TO the late arm Of iAAkis Bcnols soil
eits continuance Of IL from his old friends vhiie
'h ~ psrssssien we refer to the olo~inS per.csE
/ RieMNosp--warwiek Bsrksdnl<. haxAn W
4 Winston Powers. Mckinney Dapuy $50.
/ LouisA.-Col Clayton colsman. NJ sonasssl
osassn.-cci John woolsolk, Mr. B<niJ ksreOsr.
saunders. McCorkle Jones. Mr .systss essYses.
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boar. x0trA 4 uAnRIM
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