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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-29

CHARLOTTE G. SMITH, LATE IT'S BROADWAY
~ Cloth cloaks of all kinds velvet maptles of the latest
styles Misses coaks made order Ladies' materials used
a Third avenue, one door above Tenth street N. T.
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THE MEMBERS OF THE BARRY n. SOCIETY ARE
hereby Requested TO attend nj their uaua place Of meeting,
M Bowery O'Clock this afternoon and from thence
coed 70 the funeral 81 Edward Byrnes deceased brher
which viii take place from his late residence Sc Pacific
Brooklyn, At O'Clock Il. NJ. by order.
WILLIAM NAYHER, President
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fofnslsnces-
Black cloth well made and trimmed. low %
Heavy cashmere
Excellent pilot overcoas % 10 IL
Congress beaver overcoats. II
Esquimaux beaver overcosts IL 70 Is
Fine plain black beavsr overcoas. IL TO ~
Lion skin, petersham. whirlpool, saiine,s felt and
other overcoas 10 10
COATS
The largest assortment OF black cloth rock city
NAY Be "1 md her, srr:nsed IL srsdss as foows 90
Cashmere business coats Of - ~ 10 S2
Elegant blue cloth dress coats % to ID
Blue, brown and claret cloth frocks ..... W 10 Is
PANTALooNs
Black cloth cashmere and doeskin pants 81 % 10 -
large stock Of fancy cassimsre pants 50 70
Handsome cashmere business vests. 81 % 10 81
Fancy shh vests TO
'"''' FURNISHING GOODS
Undergaments shirts collars hsndk erchiefa cravst es
hosiery suspenders, gloves, &C, Ac., AT low prices
EVANS,
EXTENSIVE CLOTHING WAREHOUSE
Nos o. and Is Fulton street,
between Gold and Clin sts
7 ACES AND EMBROIDERrEs
IL telling Oh at what they will bring
TO CLOSE THE CONCERN
TREMENDOUS BARGAINS OFFERED AT
SCOTT cos, col BROADWAY
Avery large 10, Of collars less than half price.
CHAwis REDUCED IN PRICE.
~ We have this day made a general and large
REDUCTION IN THE PRICES
OF our extensive and magnificent
CHARLES STREET CO.
4T5 Broadway.
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A RTIrrCIAL TEETH INSERTED AT THE LOWEST
~ poeshle prices Sets silver ~; gold s25 Contnu-
gum plaina, s25 Teeth extracted without pain Oice
$40 Canal street, Mercer block Broadway.
DIR EA8LETON,
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A yOUNg wln0w LADY AMERICAN WISHES A
~ situation husaeke cper. Address Mrs o. =, broad
SEP Pet once. rfce deys
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NOVELTIES IN DRY GOODS,
IN AT
J MIJLH SER Il BROS.
ias BROAD STREgT

From the large sales of the New York auctions IF
,hs nast week. We hsve the pleasure to infsrm our
patrons aud The pubis generally. that We have sue.
Gains in evory branch ans department of eur busi
nNss-~nll II Witch we shat fer at prices which
sh,l on;rtrp ans BARGAINS heretofore sold By rs.
HeSvv yard aide Black sile. at 81. richly worth
50
Rich wide rlaid and Striped silAs, At l % pnr I'D.
BlaSs lyon. sin Mantill, Velvet, yard wide. a,
BIaek Lyors STA Velvet, y wide, 2,o per yard
sH,WLs. suAwLs. sHAwLs.
A general assortment Of the newest styles une.
opallee IN sbis market, such as
french seversabie @sotles
AMI Square corners
sttllss. ~nh tlash, Lheneille and Broche borders
round aud square corners
Ladies Beaver Cioaks aud kag'ans in black CO
gros, variety Of low priced olcak. and Raglan.
II Width and lower than ever
LINEN GOODS.
shifting Liuen',oi very superior quality. from IS
Table namssks. by the yard aud in table cloths
~ 10 "a i-lrish. scotch and Barnsey manu-.
Also. napkins to match
Shestaogs. 10 (, II and i24. pure linen
Toweling. by the ward
Also Bordered and FrinScd Towels. in large va
LINEN CAMBRIC HDKFS.
i.sdi' = srd gents Linen HoktA, in plain tape
cordt borders
Printed Hcmsii ched and Embroidered, &c.
NOTICE EXTRAORDINARY
Il cal ed 70 500 dozen Ladies' Grass Linen Hdkf.
which ~l oe sold for less than half the cost of i'm
p0rstnn
Iso dozen erase Linen Hdkfs. at l?.so
100 d. do do lsAc
100 do do do DC
100 do do do axe
lao do extremely fine, She
Jouvan's Kid Gloves only - cents
NSEoLE,woRK EMBR0IDERIEs.
Swiss and Cambria Collars
Do 90 Bands
Do do Edgings and Insertions.
MILLulSER BRO.
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DluBLfC7 SALE on TinIla1,T Iodrr- 1.ANn

pUBL1C BALE or TRACT OF LAND
4 CALLED MANHEIM, TN THE COUNTY on
HANOVER, ON THE RICHMOFD, r. &P RAIL
Road, is Mills From RICH w0ND. sTfEK
slaves. FARMING IMPLEMENTS. CROPS. &C
nursuant TO the provisions of deed of trust from
WIN Winston to the subscriber, for the bene 1T ~
bis Creditors 81 record in Hanover fce the und~r-
signed Will, on the i3th day of January 1859 on the
premises. pre ceed TO sell the above Tract OF Land
called Manhsm adjoining the lands Of William d
WINSTON, the estate Of Philip Winston, decd.
and others. distance from Richmond, by the Rich
mood, fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad, is
miles. and within niles Of the Central Railroad.
u the Fredericksburg Road.
Insres turnout, called Elletts or Darrscoits
within nall mile Of this land. Tho tract contains
$40 acres ana ITS susceptibility Of improvement is
Ine improvements CONSIST Of CT N fortabIa dwell
Ing house, new, with nye rooms new tobacco hon AZ
sHo1e hcuee ana negro quarters all new 1t il
rarely the case that a more desirable farm (vhen
,ne iochi advantages. quality of soil and neiRhhor-
hood are looked to is offered for sale
az the ssme time ana place, will be sold Is young
ana Rely Negroes. consisting of men women. boys
ana eirls; all the Household and Kitche Furniture
stock OF Cattle, Eorses, Hogs. Crops, &c.
IERMs.Fo the Land, a credit of aud IL months
VIII De allowed, for notes, with approved 8 curity
carving interest from the day OF sale ard ,h tin.
Retained until the last payment is made The
slaves viii be sold for cash. For the other pro.
perry, terms made known on day Of sale.
me title 10 the land is undoubtsd hut selling an
trustee, will convey with specisl warranty.
no t3-ZaWtds VIM q WINSTON
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having disposed of my 9ranary and Feed Esta-
biishment TO Messrs AUSTIN 4 GENTRY, / most
and customers for the liberal patronage they have
bestowed upon me, and would take secession TO be-
speak Tor my successors a continuance of their IA
vOra. John A TACy
Richmeod Oct 2Ist 1873 - o.
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GERVANT FOR SALE.--To rsmain in
~ the city q iikeI. ard very capable WON AN, 2e
years ~ age with one Chi ~ years old She 10 a
very good cook washer and ironer, also 40 excellent
~ lI-SlS DICKINSON, HILL / GO.
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\ DESIRABLE REsIDENCE Ann

L4A BUILDING LOr ON CANAL AND FOURTH
STREETS. AT AUCTION.-ln MONDAY. 22d No
vember, at Al O'Clock. p. NJ upon the premises
VIII be sold the handsome brick house on the south
si1e OF Canal street near to 4th now occupied
oy MT Charles Il. Anderson 1t rs a remarkably
house. and water in the yard The arrangements
are convenient and the whole premises are in good
repair The lot is q by us feet and runs back to
an alley winch extt nds to 4th street After which
WIN De sold the corner lot adjoining fronting q feet
and running back on the east line of 4th street M
and being surrounded with an excellent stone wall
which cost about 500, |. may he improved at
IT uch LEES cost than ordinarily situated lots The
iccaton OF the property is such to render it de-
residence.
Terms tine fourth cash, balance at 6. 70 and IS
months tor notes. with interest aided and secured
by a trust deed. AID WILLIAMS
no - AuctiOneer
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By A. D. Williams, Auct.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REa

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL
- ESTATE IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND As
CComnlssioner acting rndtr decree of the Circuit
Of Pickett vs. Pickett and others on the 25th day ~
FEBRUARY, 1851 shsll. on THURSDAY, the 25th day
II November. 1883, at "A O'Clock NJ of that day
sell on the premises at public auction to the hi
est bidder lot OF Land fronting eighty-eight and
hall re ct en- Poplar street in the said city near
alley. '~'A W an
TRpAs -One-thrd cash; balance ia six and twelve
months for negotiable notes. bearing intpres, from
purchase money is paid anda convey ance directed
oy the Uourt JOHN A PICKETT Com'r.
sale conducted by A D WILLIAMS Auct.
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BY Goddin Il Apperson.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE


FARM OF 100 ACRES. IN POwHATAN
COUNTY, CALLED ROCK SPRING by virtue
Of the provisions of trust deed dated Path Rsbrua.
ry 1853 executed by Mr. 5. D. Whitle aud Others to
the subscriber, and daily recorded in powhatan
County Court, shall proceed to sell at pubi- auo-
ton on the premises on SArU sDAY. the 10 h day
of November, 1858, at ~ O'clock NJ the tract or
Land, called "kock Spring" lying and being in tho
county Of pcwhatan about two miles north of the
Court House. containing about l0a1 acres and now
in the occupancy of Mr.. j. Il. Mayo, and being the
same which WAS purchased by the said Whittle Of
Mr.. Tnos. 7. Munford The land is said to be in an
improving condition. and the buildings thereon are
comfortable for the of the place.
plat of the land will be exhibited at the hour OF
sale and It will be sold entire, or divided into two
or thres pare els, rs may be deemed best.
TERMS :-One.fourth cash balance ut 6. ~ and "a
months for bonds bearing interest (the same TO DO
paid half yearly secured BIZ q trust deed. Tho
taxes for 1858 Il be paid by the purchaser.
he title IL believed 20 be perfect. but the subscri
Der will convey with the usual sp acial warranty.
W. G0DDIN, Trustee.
Sale conducted by GoDDIN 4: APPEKsoN, Aucts.
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By Richard Cauthorn.
THOROUGHBRED FILLY AT AUC-

Il TI0N.-On SATURDAY, 18th inst. at 10 o,clk-
at the lot near the Virginia Central Railroad Depot
viii = fer for saie accommodating terms The
beautiful FLY Emma Norheet" she Is by 81 pat
rick; out Of Tally-ho mare. and If not thorough
bred, is at lest seven Gig nth.
BAY hOkSE-I will also sell a fine large bav
Horse. wa. ranted SQUAD, ard 20 work well out be-
comes re:tiye sfer s.w days standing idle.
kOChAWAf.-I will also sell credit Of
away, made to order. and been used on two weeks
no III X CAUTHORN
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By e. 3. Cook Anat.

StX SUPERIOR NEW BUGGIES, and
~ ONE FARM WAGON, AT AUCTION. On
SATURDAY the 18Th inst. at 10 O'clock at the large
lot n ar the Central Railroad Depot, will SELL
superior new Buggies
Farm Wagon
The above Buggies are of superior orkmanship
ana made to order. Persons inwant Of fine Buggy
wond DO we'll to attend the SALE ~ they are TO Be
sold without reserve. ~
no Z B COOK, Auctiopeer
ADD1TIONAL-Wili be added to nv sale this
morning, pair Family Carriage Horses AMI Fam
lily Coach, in good order. EBIUuk
no Is Auetiopeer.
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ERESH ARRIVAL OF NEW GOODS.
AK PARkER G co,


Have inst r. c-ivcd their SECOND SUPPLY Of
FAIL AND WINTER DRY GOODS
making their assortment enc of the most complete
a nd attractive they have ever offered aud at such
prices AS will insure sales.
splendid Black and Cord SILK Robes s'Lez
" d" Flounced
Rich Bayadere a'Lez and Plain Silks
Black Gro de Rhine, Polt de soie and Tsffeta
silks
Rich plAid and Fig'd yalencias
Black Rombaz mes. Alpacas. Challies and Mouse
lines
Rich Lace Muslin and Cambria Sets
Mnslin. Gam ric, Pequet and Mourning Collars
Illusion Capes and Berthss
Cloaks Nantes and shawls in great variety
Cloths Csss,meres and VestiDgs
Plantation and Housek eeping Goods
- and 6 Fulled Cloths; Sleeps Grey Satinetts
Bucklsud PULLED Cloths; Kerseys and Plaids
Plaid Linsevs; Fiannels
Bed and Negro Blankets
Dsmasg Table Cloths; Napkins; Doylies
Towels: Linen and Cotton Sheetings
Pillow Linens; Irish Linens
Merino, Lambs Wool, SILK and Shaker Shirts
and Drawers
Aleranfer's Kid Buckskin SIX and Plush
Lined Gloves and Gauntlefs
Cotton suk Wool Hosiery OF every description
Carpets; Rugs; Druggets. &C. &C 20
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CHIPPING.
STEAMER BELVIDERE


d. STEAMER BELVIDERE
sFOR Freight re-
ceived to-day, FRIDAY. and up to the hour of 2
O'Clock. NJ, Saturday, the 18th inst, unless sui.
ficiency be received prior to that hour
Consignees are requested to send for their goods
to-day.
Freight for Boston forwarded directly on at mod
crate rates and With expedition.
I2-2t LUDLAM L WATSON.
aaslU.ua FOR LYNCHBUR9.-To
Bleave sATURDAY--TheC Canal Boat
MERCHANT, will leave as above. For freight ap-
ply to WIN COX,
no PCT At the shed on Dock street
rx,MMgs COX'5 LlNE.-The only
E,ssss regular Lise Freight Boats fro m
Richmond to Lynchburg. three times week, TUES
DAYS. THURSDAYS and sATUKDAYS.
Boat SULrANA, Capt Wm B smith.
Do THOS w JOHNS, Capt Chas johnson.
Do LITTLE TENNESSEE, Capt Jas w Maxwell
Do MERCHANT, Capt Parsons
Do NAPOLEON, Capt Geo Layne
Do TEMPEST, Capt John Donald.
These Boats ell of the first class, and comuan-
ded by careful and expert need Captains and lease
promptly as advertised The subscriber, thankful
for past favors so literally bestowed, begs contin-
uance Of the same. For freightapply to
VIM p COX, Agent,
At the Shed Dock street, in of Old Gas Works.
ia Cts
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CRATES. TENDERS, FINE SETS OF

ERATES, TENDERS, FINE oEIS OF
NJ sEovELs, tones and P0KERs.-i have for
sale an elegant assortment Of all KINDS OF Gtstea
including every style of Tenders, Snmmer Piecet =.
handsome and plain Gets of Soovels gongs nnl
Poker. teTen different sizes of coal Scuttes cndet
Shovels fire Shovels; handsome stands for shoTei
and Pok ere Blower Stands Brass end Iron Footnanf
are Brick; rc Sans an! Jams; sets OF soap stone 10
setting up 0rates; Tavern and Church Bells, %
sweet tone Builders, housekcepers. and others IA
want Of eny of the above articles be supplied
the lowest Northern prices, sm manrfnctrrini;
ALI kinds Of PTa.s and iron Works Of the above de
scripton. ut my FELL and BRASS FOUNDRY, en.i
CRATE and FENDER nANUfACTORY, No. ~
Main street between 9Th end 9Th f.reets, Vert side.
Richmond, Va.
su l6-diy =. u. fEEOON.
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sAiE 0P IANn
+ AND FOR SALE IN CHARLES CITY

/ nv run SALE In CHARLES CITY
- COUNTY, offer for sale my tract OF LAND
lying In the county of Charles City. on James river
called "Monnt Prospect" containirg 100 acres. adj
Joining the Malvern estate. and lands of Msssrs
San'i and Newton Ladd. There has been seeded a
cr9p Of wheat this fall on the land
On the said tract of Land is good dwelling house
vstelv. will offer it a. auc ton on WEDNESDtY
goth November 1888, at 10 O'clock A NJ
TERMS 'ne-fourth cash; balance at g. ~ and IA
deed. W 'uS'
ANY one desiring to purchase. will cali ON me at
eiIneid the late residence ofmy father.
no l3-dtds THOS I wet 7,
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By Alex. Mott, Auct.
GROCERIES, DRY GOODS. FURNr-

VrhVt EnIES, DR1 0CUUS, FUNNI-
~ TURE. STONE WARE c-I Will sell at auc.
ton ct my store corner Of Main and 18th streete on
sATUKbAH, the 18th day of November common
cling At 10 O'Clock. 10: OF and second hand Pur-
.Iture, Cooking Stoves. Also q large lot OF stone
Ware, Jugs, Jars and Ohurna
GROCERIES As bbis whiskey; % half bbls do:
o,Ooo lbs country cured Bacon; Is cases Tumbiers;
cases Flask; % COO Cigars: Chewing and Smoking
Tobacco; Watches Backing &c.
DRY GOODS Net Shirt.; Drawers aud Jackets:
Cassimeres. Flannels Table Dsmasks: Shawlx Bon
nets; Mems aud Women's shoes; Caps; Hats; Spool
oton; Pins, &C, &c.
no ~ Alley MOTT Auct
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By Thos w. Keesee,
(odiee corner of 18th and Cary streets

HORSES AND MULES FOR SALE AT
AUCriON.-Wil be sold, on SATURDAY
morning: the 10 n inst, at 10 o'cfock at the Horse
Auct,en Lot, near the Central Depot. a number Of
Saddle and Harness Horses and several Hne young
Mules. THOSW KEESEs
nol2 Aurtb.n.sr
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who
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testi-
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Lc6ce.
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no L IIDh q EUN. Aucfa
P.s.-The above property can be bought priyat
ly before the SALE
no Is j NJ n SON
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DLANK ACCOUNT OOKS FOE 1853.
GREAT IMPROVEMENT I'm BOOK BINDING.

Merchants and accountants must have noticed
that long before their IedseTs or Journals havo
been filled, they begin 10 give way at the top, and
show signs of coming to pieces. This Ii more par
ticuarly the where the books Of large sze,
and contain ten qufes and upward Now, the
son Of this is that when they are stood no In the
tain it, must necessarily sag or bear down, Just q
gate will do that 10 heav, for Its hinges but by
means of the newly invented SPRING Clasp, the
back OF the book receives additional strength and
experience has shown, BLANK BOOKS made
back, but DO az firm and strong after being filled as
when first begun. l would respectfully give notice
that am now making new LED9EhS, JOURNALS,
and other massive Books ON this new and improved
principle, and as the first OF the new year Is ap-
p oaehing, invite all who may be In want Of NEW
A. COUNT BOOKS, TO send In their orders ut once,
hat tbs Bo ks may have time TO season, and therc-
by be better fitted fer use when wanted
NORRIS,
Book seller. StationeT and
Manufacturer Of Blank Account Books.
noIl-3t VI Main 1t.
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NO0D ADVICE FOR MARRIED FOLKS

NUOU AL ICE FUH NJ y phIEU IVLAD
VI AND THOSE waO WANT TO BE.
II you want to soc fun in the married state,
You must get for your wife. for start,
What she wants to keep house with please don't
you wait.
III YOU DO she will think it right hard.
Of course you must go and buy You such stuH'
suoh as China and Glassware and Cork.
Some hnirss and some Spoons, you cannot let
of,
Aud Tea Trays and all of such stock.
70 get your supply Of all what you need.
Ataprice far much cheaper thap cheap,
Cali Ia AZ sCHAAP's Store, corner Broad and
Third streets,
Where ali OF such things they do keep.
Dout forget 70 call at SCHAAP q GUS.
sc3s Corner Brood and Third streets.
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By Goddin & Appcrson.
REAL ESTATE ON l7rB

ANDUNION STREETS, NEAR sEABROOK's
WAREHOUSE, AND ON CARY. BETWEEN z6.n
YORK RIVER RAILROAD, FOR SALE AT AUG
rf0N.-Will be sold, on MONDAY. the 18th day Of
November, 1858, ON the premises, commencing 1t IL
o'clock, NJ, in the order advertised, the following
valuable Real Estate. viz: Lot No 81. in AdanA'
plan fronting 20 feet on Valley or 18th street, run
ming back IS feet to an alley.
After which win be sold Lot on the South side D.
Cary street. between 9th and Pear Streets routing
267 feet, running back about 100 feet less.
70 the line Of the York River Road, and having =
front that load Of ISL feet This Lot 10 admirably
adapted 70 q large warehouse or iumbcr yaEd
TRIMS --0nefIurth crsh; balance ut o. " sra y
months. for negotiable noes interest added securse
by trust deed. -,
By the request Of the heirs Of William MsrshAiIs
deceased. G0DpIN 4 APPERsoN.
M ANCt1.
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- sHiP-The co-partnership heretofore existing
between Gentry J Walker, under the Lame
and sty lie Of GENTRY 4 WALK Ek, expires to-day
by mutual consent. Any unsettled business of the
concern will have the attention Of T j Walker to
whom the matters Of Gentry Walker have been
transferred. JR GENTRY.
TT WALKER
HAVING determined to continue the
A COMMISSION BUSINESS. at the old stand of
GENTRY alker, hope by strict attention to bust
ness TO merit continuance of the patronage of the
late firm. and Of the public generally.
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IN SECOND SUPPLY OF
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS.

SECUNU tUPFLf
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS.
have resolved, and will open this morning, n
fresh and magnificent assortment of
LADIES Dress GOODS,
embracing all the ne w est designs Also, splendid
stock OF ~ x.
CLOTHS. CAssIMERES AND VEsTINGS,
Tyesds Sattinets COLA Cassimeres, and fine Ken
tucky Jeans su table for BOys' Wear; Fine Bed and
Crib Blankets; also, large stock OF servants DO
A heavy stock OF Negro Clothing, Of every quail ~;
along with a general stock of every species OF Do
nestle Gools All of which have been purchased
Ia New York within a few days past, on the mos
favorable terms and will be sold cheap for CASH. or
prompt aging customers
4 calf is respectfully solicited of oil who wan.
ohesp and good Goods All [ ask, come and see and
iHdga for yourselves, ard L will guarantee 10
please, ut No. q Main street. ,,mx
&C 23-2m JNO sMITHEH.
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> FOR SALE OR KENT-CoItsee

"a Hill situated about half mile from the corpo-
ration line, on the Meadow Bridge Road containing
eight acres. wi comfortable dwellings and neoossa-
ry out houses. For terms spply to Gretter Brent,
4 doors below St. Charles Hotel.
no 3-2aWlm< PW DUDLEY.
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lvU-PARTNERsHIP NOTICE-The
~ subscribers beg leave to inform the citizens of
Richmond aud the ublic generally, that they have
GREEN DAVIS, for the purpose of carrying on
the GRANITE BUSINESS. in all of its branches;
and that they are now prepared to execute any
work that may be offered to them in their line in
the most wors man like manner, and on reasonable
terms. One of them can always be found at their
yard. on 9th street, side of the canal near the
armory. SAML = GREEN,
OLIVER DAVIS.
Richmor5 .Iuiy If oa-ImE
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EZ1JIIKE DAN
VALUAB' LAND FOR SALE In

VALUAB' LAND FOR SALE In
CHARL0TTE COUNTY, shall offer for sale
g public Auctios,. II not cold privately before. on
premises. the tract II land on which [ reside,
containing .se scrts-j ing 10 the county OF Char
lo,te on Twitis and Horse. pen Greeks, the line
from Mossinghord statiou-ado'ning the lands IL
l,sse n Carriastor. VIM N Watkins. sen'r and b
The improvements are good--dweIljng house con.
tanning nx rooms sDovs. dining room ana store
room n the basement. good ONCE in the yard ali
kitchen ice house. negro cabins and other convent.
ent ont houses; the garcen well enclosed.
original forest With a ~ ,b le acres IL
plan. land, 40 10 pine and Other growth the bal
or s of re Is with large
fall. ~ Ae' ms
being In most deLigh tfu part of the coanty; con.
venent TO several Churches. and the city In the
nsrse nerhoo1 Is as good IS any 10 the county.
os.ance IN ~ months, with interest added title
given. and deed oftrust secure the deferred par.
~. ANY person wishing further ipf,rma.i, N
wiz please address me. at Mossingford Post Office
no IDS WIN. H. MARSHALL.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND
- I'M IN pursuance of decree of the Circuit Court
October ISIS in the case OF Randolph. Executor We
West, &C. will, a, Commissioned apnonteJ nnas1
the Goth day OF November next. at II o'cIoct on a.
premises the following parcels Of Land COMPRISING
portion q the lands of Thomas j West dec,S
commencing at Mt Prospect: WV
LIST Piece-The Mill Tract about 60 acres mostly
IN woo poTtion q the Mt. Prospect estate, on
Richmond, on the main road ~
ID Pieee-30 acres half in wood. in Henrico ceuu-
y, Is miles from RichNond, on which there's new
mics.
al pieca-Ona acra 80 g., -..u ~,
about 5000 bushels Mari, ready for use The land
nsJolns the estates Of b Randolph, Eco Jas W
biniord, Esq and DR. Poinde xter, in Henrico co
TERMS of sale prescribed by the deer as follows.
Credi, oil IL and Is months except so much cash AZ
may be Necessary to cover the costs of sale the
purchaser giving negotiable notes. with good en-
dorse's, or bonds with good security and the n,e.
rest added. and title retained till full pay ment In
hsde, RANDOLPH