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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-22

USTRALIA PIONEER LINE-ESTABLTSTIEO 1852
Carrying the United States maissaiIing positively
day adyertised.The beautiful clipper ship SAMUEL.
GLOVER, 1900 tons burthen, George B. Keluin oomman
r is rapidly loading at pier No North river and WI be
The g. g. g. made the voyage ias year to Australia and
vered her cargo In perfect order She has magnificent
mmodaons for both first and second class passengers The
ship THOMAS II. PERKINS, loading at pier No. IS Fast
freight passage apply on board or TO r. W. CAME
)N No Bowling Green Sight bills for sale, and cash ad
made c0nsignmeDts. C0nsignees in Australia,
,ssrs. Wilkinson Brothers Co.
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Bell BARNARD OF The Horns. Miss Trea
New by Isherwood. New music by Mr., RohaRe
Stoepel. dances by Miss Henrarde.
To conclude with the laughable Farce called
BATHING,
In which Mr. Sloan, Mr. Young Mr.. Moore Mr. Floyd m.
Levere Mrs Sloan Mrs Wacot and Miss Floyd win appear
In rehearsal Comic Duality written expressly ~
this theatre In which Mr.. Brougham and Mr. Waloot viii A.
pear.
Doors open at I, 70 commence at half past 7.
Places may be secured one week in advance
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~ HEART OF THE ANDES.
Now on exhibition at THE STUDIO BUILDING
No Id TEL tn STREET. between Fifth and Sixth avenues
Open from A. Il 70 r H., and from 70 10 evening AZ
nissou u centA j. MCCLURE
ENRENCH AND ENGLISH EXHIBITION.
NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DESIGN
Tenth street, Broadway.
hne example Of the late j. NJ. w. Turner II. A.
THE NEAPOLlTAN BATHERS
has Just been added to this unique collection.
Hereafter the galleries will be open from A. to 10
Admission 26 cents ROBERT CR0FTS Manager
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on SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE-THE UNITHD
States mail steamer ARAGo. ID. Lines commander Wal
pssssngers Saturday November y q T. O'Clock from
ter tight oomparmens encesing the engines that 10 the
int collision asndng the water could not reach them
ssengers would Be secured Price Of passage In second
Sin $76 and 500 For freight or passage apply 70 >.
layton Agent No. Broadway. N. B.-The stsamey
SLTON VIII succeed the ARAGO and sail December 10.
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TEw ORLEANS,
MOBILE, MONTGOMERY. ATLANTA

MOBILE, MONTGOMERY, ATLANTA,
n ALBANY, COLUMBUS, MACON, AUGUSTA,
n And various places In Florida,
\ Via SAVANNAH Ca
Che FLORIDA Capt j. Crowell, will leave Saturday,
t. r. at4 r. M from pier No. North river Tickets can be
for the following olsces-fare low as by any other
amer from New Yoik to Savannah-accommodston su-
ror:--
New York New Orleans $50 Isl Mobile, $751; Montgomery
vs. Atlanta Ga, $9; Albany, Ga $2a; Columbus Ca
SAMUEL l.. MITCHELL SON, Is broadway.
nor SAVANNAH AND FLORIDA.
w and favorite steamship
H. HUNTSVILLE, Jno. A. Post, Commander,
leave pier ~ North river Thursday Oct ~ at four
Eock Passage 70 Savannah with unsurpassed accom-
Through tickets to New Orleans $50 81 Mobile $685. Mont
merry SA Albany, Ga $24 Atlanta S2S; Columbus SO;
Lowest rates. rp' $4,000 " -
Freight 10 cents per foot
insurance one nall per cent No risks taken under 500
Appyyd 70 ~ ~ ,TrRn0AWEI CO. sc West street.
,vember 5 '' '''''
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-10
By Ro. B. Lyme, Auot.
MOUNT PLEASANT FARM AND ED.

NINA MANUFACTURING MILL, IN CHARLES
CITY COUNTY, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-That
valuable Farm and Manufacturing Mill, situated as
described above. about twenty miles below the city
premises s eoek on ' the 10Th 20. q
January, 1859. that be fair day, if not. the next
fair day thereafter
There is attached to the Farm and Mill seven
hundred acres Of land three hundred acres cleared.
and produces we'll OF the usual crops made in that
section and lies well for cultivation, the balance Of
the land Is in wood and timber, Of which there ID
about 200 acres In original growth Of cypress h.ck
DRY, oak and maple. sufficient to employ steam
saw mill for several years.
The land viii be divided to suit purchasers. To
the dwelling there could be laid off 400 acres 90 a.
to make beautiful and compact farm, and to the
mill 800 acres. The mansion house contains five
rooms. with the usual out buildings such as ONCE
kitchen. servants houses. barn, stable, carriage
house, ice house, &C., and spring Of the best water
very convenient.
The mill Is considered very valuabs. and lin the
most complete order. and In capable Of grinding
from 80 ~ 100 bushels of meal and like quantity 81
wheat Per day. The mill Ii on never-fafling
stream. The grist from the mill Will average no
barrels ofcorn and 200 bushels Of wheat per ennum
wheat and corn. There is at the mill . post once
and good store house. 1t 10 regarded a. An excel
lent stand for business. p
Thefarm and mill will be gold together, or divided
AS be deer % ad vantageous The location 10 healthy
society god aud convenient TO several churches
Their Information can be had upon application 70
aessrs Goddin 4 Apperson. or to MessrS 3. 3 y.
Ball, upon the premises
TERMs-One third cash, tha balance In one and
two years, with interest from day Of SALE and deed
to sscurethe deferred payments; LYME Aey,
Cfice In basement Metropolitan Hall.
de- IT-2aWtiOJa ktdtd0
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By James NJ. Taylor 4 Son.
TRUSTEES SALE OF yALuARLF

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
= REAL ESTATE. SLAVES. FURNITURE, &c.
AT A4IioN @As snrviying trustee in 9 deed Of
record in the Clerks efice Of Richmond Hnstinss
DAY. the 2oth day Of January. commencing at 10
O'Clock, a. me property described in said deed.
lst-T6s Dwelling House of the late Jacob Shook
situated on the north side Of Baker street, near
Brooke Avenue 1t has about Is rooms, with all
Brick Kitchen, Brick stable, &c. There are at.
tached to the hOuse ~ acres of land viii will be
sold in the sross or divided into lots as desired
ming back the usual depth.
running back l4s feet to an alley 10 feet vide.
4th-A lot fronting IS feet inches Ty her. near
Clay street running AK sOs Isst to an alley: Your
5th-A lot on okeaAvenue. froltine 60 feet.
and InnnlnS back lso feet adjoining the property
6th-Two Brick Tenements on the north line Of
Baker street. at its intersection with the east line
tenants.
Also. vacant lot adjoining. fronting rs feet on
7th-Three lots of ground neaf the resitence Of
Mr. Bowel fronting each 30 feet BY $50 feet deep
ALSO, the following 81 AYES:
Dolly, about 46 years old.
Emily. about IS years DID, and her three children,
viz: Jane IL. Ned 9. and Georgianna years old.
good house servant.
ALSO. the Personal Property. consisting In part
OF oil the Household and Kitchen Furniture. com
prsing every article used in large family. Also,
agood Cow.
One horse Carriage, with harness; l single horse
Carriage, with many other articles, too numerous
to mention.
TERMs-Por the real estate, one-fourth cash; the
balance at r. and Is months for notes bearing
terest and secured by trust deed-the taxes and
insurances for 1859 to be paid by the purchasers.
For the personal property, cash will be required.
Plats Of the property may be seen at the ONCE of
the auctioneers.
The sale of the personal property will commerce
punctually at 10 O'Clock NJ, on Thursday. the 10th
instant
Sale Of the real estate will commence at o'clock
M, on the same day, and continue from day to
day Eat the hour) until the whole property 10
sold. JAMES NJ TAYLOR,
Surviving Trustee.
JAS M TAYLOR A Con Auct,rs ia I'D
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NOTICE. - Runaway from INV

WW NO1IOE' = hAn2Way from my
IA house. en- Yesterday. the 5'h present Instant
N my man WILLIS about i've feet nine or
ten inches high, about thirty-eight years old
OF alright complexion, lark hair q full set of whis
kers. No particular marks recoected His inten.
tions unknown-but I suppose he may be aiming
for the free States-henca the importance of strict
observance Of all managers Of the cars especialiy
those Of the freight trains. He is tolerabiy polts
10 all strangers. Hewa well dressed when he left
and possibly he may have with him pap-sack on
carpet bag as he went to his wfe's house and took
with him all bis winter clothes He hsd on when
he LETT, sack coat OF redish blue color with
velvet cape For his apprehension, o liberal reward
will be given. He is an excellent Carpenter. and
may attempt to hire himself assuch
Ia Sits w DOSWEyI
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HIGH CONsTABLE's sALE.-By yir-

IL tue of an order of the Richmond Hastings
Court, made in the attachment Gaze of Thomas
Jones Co, vs. Thomas McDonough, and to me d.
rected shall proceed to sell, in front OF the High
Constable's ofiee. on FRIDAY, the It'll day of Jan.
uary, 1858. commencing at 10 O'Clock, A M, alarge
lot OF Grcceries, consisting of Is bbls Whiskey;
part bbls Whiskey; bbis Apple Brandy; 81 bbls
Gin; 2h bbls Rum; b5ls and half pipe French
Brandy; IL bbls Sweet Wine; bbs Herrings; ~
bbs Syrup; bbls Bacon; SO bbls Vinegar; lot Cod
Fish; A Water Buckets; lot Grain and Ground Pep
per; pair Scales and Weights; half sack Salt; 8
sacks Coffee; bbs Flour; doz Brooms lot Butter;
half Dbl Coffee half Dbl Lard: half Dbl Mackerel;
half Dbl Coffee Sugar; doz Washboards; 9 boxes
Clothes Pins; boxes Ground Coffee; boxes Tsllow
Candles; half Dbl Crushed Sugar; l Dbl Brown Gu
gar; boxes Adamantine Candles; Is reams Wrap
ping Paper; bundles Cotton Lines; lot Shoes; %
Shoe Brushes; 20 boxes Matches; half Dbl Rice; ~
chests Tea; bags Ruckwhest Flour; boxes Soap;
| box Black Tea: Deeanters; lot Chewing ana
Smoking Tobacco; cake Cheese; lot Spice; 5 pack
ages Mustard; doz Glass Jars; I9 doz boxesBlack.
ing, Tin Safe; Show Case; l Desk and Cheese
Safe. DC.
de 81 BUTLER G r,
TERMS The above sale viii be made on credit
on 500 10 18th day of February 1885, and the $40
till the 28th day of March. 1885, and $7732 on the
9Th day sf March 1852
POSITION EMENT. - Owing to the Indictment
weather, on Friday last. the above sale has been
postponed to TUESDAY next, the 18th instant, at
10 o'clock A NJ. BUTLER,
la Std H G G r.
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RUNAWAYS.
3 $3.50 REwARD.--Abseonded. on

a. $3.50 REWARD.--Abscond on
the oath instant. from Farmville. Va, my ser.
want. CORNELIUS CRUMP. He Is "a or "a
years OF age, feet ) to inches high yary
hight complexion. brown hair. blue o, e.. large
mouth. rather homely, good tempered look. and
smiles when spoken to. He is good driver snd
ostier. His usual dress is a light frock coat with
BLACK velvet collar and cuffs. light cap and shawl
reward will be paid for his ~ pre- tension and
any, jail in the State 60 can obtain him OF Fiffy
Dollars, IL taken in the State Of Virginia, or One
hundred and Fifty Dsllars, If taken without the
state: VAUGHAN
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BY 4. B. Cook. Auct
NEW AND LARGE STOCK or BOOKS,

~ STATIONERY. Ac, AT AUCTION : By recent
additions, am enabled to sfsr to the citissns Of
Rchm ond the largest ard most valuable collection
Of standard and Miscellaneous Books ever oflersd
In ,hs CITY, embracing the Works Of Irving, Scott,
Dickens, Edgar A. Poe. Goldmith. Addison. 81 ron.
Shaks esres &c., &c. $50. aeassss' "a
= In The above collection will Be fonpd grsatya-
riety Of ANIMALS and Gift Books. suitable for the
holidays. gotten ny In the most exp nsive styles
together with splendid Family siblss, Prayer and
Hymn Books, Stationery, %, &C.
Also, aold Pens, Pencils, Fancy Goods, &c.
The attention Of the public II respectfully re-
quested. The So will be continued EVERY EVENING.
&C O'Clock. un'il the whole 10 disposed Of.
dc % .L x. B. COOK, Auct.
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By /. & g. B. Davenport.

GROCERIES, 80, AT AUCTION
= - On THURSDAY. 18th January, we will sell at
Groceries. viz:
Coffee Sugars
Laguayra and Java Coffee
Reboiled Molasses
N u Rum
Old Rye Whiskey
0unpowder Teas
Wrapping Paper; Soap
Tali0W and Adamantine Candles
Tanuers OIL &c.
TEHMs-Under Sl00 cash: 500 and over. month";
credit, for approved paper.
ia 10 1876 DAVENPORT, Aucts.
nv To mac NJ T.-I.. -
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GuIFIVIuK IEu5t6S.
JAS NJ TAYLOR SoN, Auct'rs. 10 It'd
TyRusTEE,s SALE OF A sTEAM EN-

TRUSTEES SALE OF A STEAM EN-
4 CINE, CORN MILL, BUILDINGS, DC, AT
AUCTION.-As trustee in certain deed of trust
from Enoch G Rex, dated the third day of Arrit
Office, shall proceed to sell at public auction. on
the premises, on WEDNESDAY, the 18th day Of
January, commencing atl2 O'Clock, M. the property
Gear, one Corn Mill and rescomplete, and the
Buildings situated at the corner of Main and Fist
streets now used by the said Rex as mill house.
Terms cash.
JAMES NJ TAYLOR, Trustee.
JAMES NJ TAYLOR Il Son, Aucts. de 81
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By Alexander Mott, Auct'r.
T ARGE SALE OF CLOTHING. DRY

T ARGE SALE OF CLOTHING, DRY
- GOODS, SHOES, &c VIII be sold at auction.
at my store, on TUESDAY, January 18th, commen-
cling at l0h o'clock, large invoice of Dry Goods,
Clothing and Fancy Articles. consisting in part Of
English and American Prints; Brown and bleached
Cotton; Manchester Gipghams; Cotton and Wooden
Hosiery; large lot Isle, Silk and Berlin Gloves,
Suspenders, Spool Cotton and Linen Thread.
ALSO,
large lot Of Ready Made Clothing-Frock and
Dress Coats super black Cashmere Pants Sattinet
Tweed aud Cashmere Pants; Silk, Satin and Velvet
Vests; Merino Shirts and Drawers, and sundry Fan
cy articles.
TERMs-An sums under $50 cash. over $50. sixty
days credit, for approved endorsed notes.
jas ALEX MOTT Auct'r
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or saie,b
about If
last year.
9 may he
sbe can
Il 9Th and
| fI.ER, y
Uegt. ~
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By r. C. Larus, Auct.

A MISREPRESENTATION, CLOCKS,
"A SHELF GOODS. &c. &c.-WiIl be .old IN
"WEDNESDAY morning next, commencing q Ia
O'Clock, large and we'll selected stock OF Rurni
tnre consisting Of every variety day and 50 hour
Ulocks; large lot Knives aud Forks; Fancy Boxes;
soap; Double Barrel Guns; Shovels Tongs ana
Pokers; large lot Of Silver Plated Castors with
many other articles.
The concern Of LARUs I SHINE having deter.
will positively be sold
ALI sums over 500 20 days credit.
Pc LARUS. Auct.
S.-AH Goods ct private sale will be sold al
PRICE cost. The public are requested to call and
10 ~ PCLARUS.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE

TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
L FURNITURE, GROCERIES,. Valuahls
horse, Buggy and Harness, and other property. on
Brooke PLANK Road, in Henrico county.-By yirtus
OF Deed OF Trust from Frank DickmHn and wife to
T. T. Howison. Trustee. dated the 18th day of May.
1873. and Of several deeds of trust from the said
piG p and wife and Frank Diokman to samuel
T. Bagiy. Trustee. all duly recorded in the County
Court OF Henrico. the undersigned will proceed to
sell on the promises, pt the residence Of the said
Dlckman, in Henrioo county, on the Brooke Plank
Road. few miles from the city of Richmond, the
property respectively conveyed in the said deeds.
ana tor the purposes of each OF said deeds respec.
lively; consisting Of q Tract of Land containing
~ acres. more or less. with buildings store and
improvements thereon, adjoining the lands Of
Jno. B. Young. John Kersey and John stewart !:
also all the Household and Kitchen Furniture OF
said Dickman. Fixtures and Store Apparatus stock
OF Groceries; Bar Fixtures, &c. in the store also
very hne Herse. handsome new Top Buggy and
Cow, number OF Hogs, lot of Corn. and other per.
sopal property: The sale will take place on FRI.
DAY the l4th day of January, 1859, beginning at
ii O'Clock, A. NJ If fair. if not the next fair day
TEENS AS to the Real Estate. one fourth cash,
balance at 4, 8 and IL mouths with interest. the
purchaser giving notes or bonds. adequately sc.
cured. As to the personal estate, cash
Sale conducted by u B. COOK, Auctioneer
ja4-tds siH;L I. BAYGY. Trustees.
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By Henry W. Quarles, Auot.,

A UCT1ON SALE OF A Rich AND
"A ELEGANT STOCK OF JEwRLRY.-Sa to
continue every evening during the weak; during
which time will sell the Anest goods that are made,
without reserve. -.ss -
The assortment consists Of every variety to be
found IN first class retail store: Elegant Lava And
Cameo Goods: Fine IocketG Cameo Revolving Pins.
something new; Leaf Garnet Sets, the latest style
ont; and an endless variety Of aent1emen's Goods,
such a. Pins, Studs, Gun Buttons, Chains. Pens.
&C, kc.afs 80 -, > 4, q (. 80.
"a Private sales during the day.
Fer bargains 1t auction, call ct No. Lee Main st..
every evening, at O'Clock ssl b fHseA
no ~ HENRY w QUARLEG. Auct.
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By l. & G. B. Davenport.

S0M CASES BOOTS, SHOES AND
49, ~, HATS, AT .:AUCTION.-Ou THURsD 4Y.
i3th January we will sell at 10 O'Clock at our auc
800 cases Boots, Shoes and Hats
IERMs-Under 800 cash; 500 and over 90 DAYS
credit for approved paper.
ja7 LAG B DAVENPORT, Aucts.
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HIGH CONsTABLPs sALE.-Will be

IL sold, on FRIDAY, the 7th of January, 1850, in
front OF the High Consfable's Office commencing.at
10 O'Clock, A Nj. lot of Trace Chains. "a Hames. =
doz pair Spur lot Of Webbing Brsechins Leather.
Buckles. Rings, Mattrass and Blankets. Street
Wagon and one Horse. to sa isfy distress warrants
in my hands In favor Of Michael Purcell and Flem-
ming Griffin. lao F BUTLER, II G @ X.
POSTPUNEMENT.-The above sale has been
postponed to TUESDAY next. the 18th instant. at
10 O'Clock, owing to the inclemency of the weather
ia Std BUTLER, g II.
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By Hsnry ". Qu1liss.
GALE OF VALUABLE sOOxs -
- wHpN19DAY aftsrnooa. ths - - 4. |.
sss eslsscs 81 the ssesE q 1osis q Mssrs ~.
most valuable Books are yes unsold. ana = -. =.
Hogtunty = oasfed In thfs SALE bo1h Go dsnisrs ~
tn2ss us1frnx 70 rsRlsnisn thsir yriysss librasss
- TIE eTEAMRR OLD DO.
MINI0N. AND fHs ENGINE AMI
HO1LRH d fnH STEAMER BEN sSHEFPAKD
built IN NOfblk in ls34, Of the very bet natsrals
and coDperfaeeened. She b lyl tons measufemsut
liz set Ions, 81 fest beam. and feet ocDth Of ad
The Engine and Boiler we're built By 1hOe HoIl0
Way Of Philadslphis-31 inch cylinder feet stroke
The Boiler snd most Of her connections are Of the
HEAVIEST copper she ID IN running order.
The Engine Of the BnN SHKpPXRD was built BY
Wssehmaa REatt II baltimore. In ls4l-s inch
cyinderf efeet stroke. This Boiler, Of iron, about
year! old. was built By Smith 3 PERKINS, Of Alex
andriAs and u in god condition.
the above sale will take place at our Wharf
at hockests. on "WEDNESDAY, I'd February, 1850
TERMS LrBIRAI, and made known on the dsy Of
sale. VIRGINIA TOWING COMPANY.
By WM To1PxIns. 0en1 Agent.
10-.eOd f0fR
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NEGRO HIRING

NEGRO HIRING
The subscriber again offers his services to his
friends and the public for
HIRING OUT NEGROES
For the ensuing year. He pledges himself to his
best exertOns to promote the interest IF those who
may favor him with their business, and to pay spe-
cial attention to the negroes during sickness.
He hopes from long experience TO be able to give
satisfaction.
Office at the old stand of Dabney 4 Cauthorn cor
of Main and 18th streets opposite the st Charles
Hotel. EDWARD DABNEY.
de 22-dlmcw1t
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By P. G. Larus. Auctioneer

MIGHT SALES will continue the
~ Night Sales of . large lot Of Gold, Plated and
Silver Watches, and Jewelry Of every descripttea.
Each article offered will positively be sold.
de n LAHU6. Auct
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@EOQ REWARD AN.

@EOO REWARD AN
WCOO TIDOTE, SPECIFIC MIXTUREfor the
cure Of Gonorrhoea. elect. Structures, and similar
disorders. It makes speedy cure without the least
restriction Of diet, drink, exposure cnange in ap.
plication to business. The proprietor chal enges
siagle case OF recent Gonorrhoea which the mixture
will not cure, under forfeiture of $500. Further
the disease cannot be contracted if dose of the Mix
ture is taken when exposed. Repeated experiments
and long experience have proved that it will radi.
cally cure any case which can be produced. This
desirable result is obtained in from two to ten days
and as it aether creates nausea nor oends the pal
ste and renders unnecessary all deviation in diet
interruption to usual pursuits, sound sleep heal.
thy digestion, the Nuisance is thus removed as
speedily as is consistent with the produc ton of
thorough and permanent cure. Its ingredients are
entirely vegetable, and injurious effect, either
constitutiaDally or locally, caa be Caused by its
USE
Price 81 per bottle. Sole agent for New York, c
Rine, No 80, Broadway, corner OF John street.
TE GALLENDER, corner of Sd and Walnut SITS
agent for Philadelphia.
Sold by YIsHER 4 WINSTON,
fe22-dly Richmond Va.
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xU1URR DAX1. -
By Goddin 4 Apperson, Auots.

- <AYRe1oVos AuQt1s
MULES, WAGONS, HORSES. DRAYs
~ 10 AT AUCTION The owner derirIu~ -
change his present busfneea We viii seIl a War.
wickB Wareboase near Rockets on friday iith
January, la59. q II O'Clock 4 n, Is ven bfohen
Muless 10 sfrese Wagons snd Hafness, one larre
Sun wagon. With chains. &c, Complete: one Csrf:
one Dray and Harness: one Top Buggy; one younG
mere ana Hiding Hoorse, &c. &c.
TERhe-For allsums less than go cash: for that
sum and above, on . credit Of four month"; Tor a.
jsi as0SyDIn I AppRRsoF. Avct,
A ADMINISTRATORS 8 ALE.-On
TURsDAY, the 18th day Of the present month
% the late residence Of the deceased, in Henricc
county shall sell at public auction al the perso-
pal estate Of John farrar, deed, consisting OF
nousehold and Kitchen Furniture, Farming Uten-
s1is stock OF Horses. Cattle, &c.
IN all sums Of 80 aud over credit Of elk months
VIII De given. the purchaser giving negotiable
note. with approved security. For all purchases
under S20, the cash will be required.
All persons having claims against tbs estate will
e my attorneys. Messrs spilman Black we'll
WIS; - 1 sna settle. John CHILpRY.
A DMINISTRATOR'S SALE OF NJ
= dROEs:-Will be sold to the highest bidder,
for cash: ct Taylorsville in the county Of Hanover
on SATURDAY, the 18th day of January. 1889.
likely. GEO w DCSWEIf
ia I-St Admir- Of W d Winston,
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0icnsro Oauth0fn !. lz1I
Ali ~ s.o OF FURNITURE AT AUCTION
By Dunlop, Moncufe 6 Co.
LARGO SALE on SuaAp Ann

CARGO SALE OF SUGAR AND No.
~, LAe6Ie AT AUCtION.-0n MONDAY. -ths
lotn inst. commencing ct IN O'clock ~ vii m
% our wharf ana warehouse. ct Rock stts the 80.
goes 81 the schooner Justin Band6l nj seSoc~sr
feudlston, consisting Of = = - :
- hh4s prime 10 .trictiy choice quality Euaae
a2 bbls prime quality Moiasses - -.
IkRMs-Under 800 cash; over 500 nopfhscraxff
for sposoysd nsgotiaols payer : = -
sals wi n1sS regard e Weather. -.