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90 rnris. Nov. I5.-The Overland mail OF
ia a.th reached this city last night.
rY.a,v rains fell at San Francisco ON the
Ii and there were indications or con-
..-uel wet weather
~ I'm dates from The Sandwich Islands are to
~ ~ October The prospects of business
80, ", ,s,er, and the community was troubled
", r,,,or;s from the Atlantic States relative
~ ne .hesnness Of coal oil, which, II was
- -b+ would diminish tho demand fer
',hsie oil and injure the whaling business OF
,Tr,1,!u SEINE of the sugar plantations
-. having moderately well, but The coffee
-,r Was ar entire failure.
qbe Ry,fj.A ship Achilles, Capt. Hart. which
.,+iycd at Honolulu Sspt 9th, reported that
&c American clipper MastIsi, Capt johnson,
rr,,r san Francisco a. Hong Kong, having on
$50 on. hundred and eighty passengers, of
49,, one hundred and sesenty-nve were
f,t,rsse va.turned over a. sea The 18th Of Sep
,es,he- All fhe passengers, with the eScep-
ESQ ~ one ChinSman. who WAS smoihered,
we're safely ;skep oh by the Achilles and con-
,.v.a + honolulu. Among the passengers
rs~e Il II Dana Q: Boston. G. &. Harris, George
C'.r.,rf III & Richmond, and III. Schoen hron.
~, Fb,urSa srr sald To have lost large
.-,,,,at nf treasure. The cargo, consisting OF
.h,--fva hundred tons, WAS lost. The fire origi-
".,r.3 r,,yv.er decks from some opium smoking
,,,.-rs7rrr allowing sparks 10 get among their
.,rihuslble aruties, which soon set the " hole
"a, IN \ blaze The escape OF the passengers
as owing Is the intrepidity and GOODNESS OF
can't Jahason aud his officers, and the fortu-
y.te a2poarancr Of the Achilles. This Mastiff
wsss BOSTON frat class clipper vained AZ $40, :
a.y ana was insured for s. .C0u IN Boston. The
C7crt 81 honolulu awarded Capt. Hart. OF the
Achilles g., 0,tJ salvage on the sprcle, the bal
s., Il which VISA shipped on the ship Ella
8 Eiizs. which was so sail for Hong Kong.
l.. H. with acc Chinese passengers.
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The skins of the dogs killed in Cleveland
Ohio, are worked into kid and buckskin gloves
by man ufactory III Litchfield, Medina coun-
The Fayetteville CTenn) Observer says that
Vim. Stephens IN old and well known citi-
zen, was murdered on last Thursday night by
negroes.
The fishery on Lynnhaven Bay, Va. belong
Ing 10 James s. Garrison, Jr., was sold on Sat
urday 10 James S. Garrison, ST., for $4,000.
Charles w. Ogden, brother of Mrs. Annn
Cora Richie, the authoress, died IN New ork
few days since.
Frank WaddeIl, formerly well known &c
fashionable visitors a Saratoga Springs, died
in New Y lrk last week.
Eli Thayer keeps at work al CereSo, his Vir.
fiuia free colony. Several New England fam
lies have lately purchased homes there.
Rev. DR.. Burrows, of Richmond, lectured
before the Young Mems Christian Association
ofDanviile, Va, on Monday night last.
Washington Territory is GO miles long, and
2JG broad, and con tains 1913, orr square miles. L
is now principally valued for Its lumber.
The Boston and Baltimore Steamship Com
pany have determined TO have the steamers OF
tEat line stopped al Norfolk.
The feminine gender should beapplied to all
ships and vessels afloat, except n1at. steamers
and R1En-of-war-
1t is estimated that Mr.. Durham made
$4,000 s. year while acting rs State Liquor
Agent for Massachusetts.
The American Tract Society has made a
grant Of 1,W0,OUU pages, 10 be distributed by
coip9rteurs in the State OF Illinois.
An engine company in Hartford, last week,
gave Il TEA party, which WAS attended by l,OOU
persons
The wife of Yankee Robinson, the circus
proprietor, died al Columbia, D C., on Mon
Gay iasr.
Juiiu. A. Barratte, Collector Of the port of
St Mays, Georgia, died in that place on the
I'd inst.
The first iron bridge was built in England in
1876, over the river Severn, near Colebrook-
dale.
The fisheries Of Lake Michigan are said TO
produce 81, 100000 annually.
There were fU2 deaths in New York last
week.
Thanksgiving in Georgia and Nebraska
November 2ith
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81. Even those who are in the enioxnnen,

EA- Even those who are in the enjoyne mt
of perfect health frequently have need to have re-
course 10 TONES as preyentlves Of disease. We are
never too we'll aInof ed against the assaults of the
Ills that feshls heir to- Such InvZoTator they
may find in HOSTETTER'S BITTERS-a medl-
cine that cannot nc taken regularly without giving
vitality and elasticity 20 tie system. At this sea-
son, particularly, the strongest man IS not proof
against the malaria, In certain sections of the
country. In all cases of fever and axue, the BIT
Tens IS more poten: than any amount of quinine,
while the most dangerous cases of bilious fever
yield IL its wonderful properties. Those who have
tried the medicine will never use another; for any
of the ailments which the HosTETTRR BETTERs
Processes to subdue. To those who have not made
the experiment, we cordially recommend an early
application 10 the BIrTERs, whenever they are
stricken by diseases of the digestive organs.
Sold by druggists and dealers generally, every
where.
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IA ssco oIh Large and Attractive Ope alnr
BREEpENs FOX
Have been opening in part, during the mast ~reok
and by the steamers from New York to das viii
he n recent a.s st, their FALL SECOND sUfpLY
We have bought many large lots Of DIR Ess
~ ,ae closing snct,on xales. In New York,
extse,as iee Prices We cali special attsn,er ~
,srss AMI choice assortment Of ~
phEsS siLhS, embracing all grades from ~
cts, reI Sayd TO the riehest styles.
PNNNTkD AMERICAN and FRENCH DE.
MousEIlNg DELAINE ROBES. at yer, r..
pRiNrEb FRENCH MERfNoEs
ktSH PLAlD and STRIPED PoPLINs
sELct rs pr PARfS. and great variety of
Our assortment of EMBRoIDERIES in now
eemrlete, AMONGST them ~"
FRENCH MUSLIN COLLARS, at prices much
MALTFsE LACE COLLARS
real. POINT LACE COLLARS
REAL. POINT LACE SETS, a splendid as
sortment. ~
We are also making large additions to our stock
of NEGRO CLOTHING. ~
Large lots of 81 and 90
Maryland penitentiary i''
sursps, o,,,,. LINsEYs.
VIRGINIA JEANS, Re-, &c.
FACED CABINETS and CAssIMEREs.
NEGRO BLANKETS.
oca.-imif BREEpEN Fox b n AZ Broad mai st.
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au 35In =

u. We call attention to Z Special No.
TiCE Of BAKERS PREMIUM BfTTERS. in
another column. For to say anything in praise
oil this orthodox and universally used medicine,
wou'd bt unnecessary. We deem it SO. az least, in
view of the fact that three fourths of ChriSendom
use il and are conscious of irs virtues.
a gentleman OF the first intelligence and stand
InE in this community said to US the other day -
Nv heHeveF feel i'll from any cause whatsoever. |
gup down dose of BAKERS PREMIUM BIT
TIERS, and am all ieht for the next week, GER
tain. '-Norfoik Examiner.
These BiTTERS can he had of all Druggists in
this city and elsewhere in Virginia. Orders filled
Va. noll-ts
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CELESTIAL CEEEMoNIEs.-Whilc the Chinese
officials were attempting to persuade the re-
fractoTy Mr.. Ward. 10 knock his head three
times before The Emperor, they did not hest
ta,s to say that they regarded the homage paid
their monarch as the same sort as that given
10 gods and would even burn incense TO the
President az well as make the k0tau TO him,
Il required st Washington, in order 70 mani
fos, entire respect. You are Il pienipotentia-
"" said Il washana, turning 10 Mr. Ward.
land certainly have full powers TO do such an
acr.'' Il I'm not invested with powers sufi-
Gent 10 enable me 10 change the laws aud
usaces OF nv country, and cannot do nyIhing
- desrads Il. y was Mr. Wards reply.
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NV YORK. Vow I6.-Got'oa unchanged, Flour
.nG wheat hesvv; quotations unch.nsed Corn
-u.ss siS.2n; p-}pe nominal Sugar firm Mus
coyado DO. "a Elk. Rice firm 81 81 ~4'.. Stocks
a. ra. : =. SIS @e&tl.
R.L rIxoRk. Nor. Il -Flo stesGs Howard St.
ss3T. hite whest 81 S0Fl 4s; red 5 30 q IS
Corn s,esGNoid white and Se .icw S5se6c. Ness
york eI5al5 Z5-prme Sll, Bacon SIDES loo
&htsAeY 25t..
NEw YcES CATrLx EARKEr. Nov l6.-Beeyes
heavy -ssles OF 5000 az 0i0, with IN average Of
= Sheep advanced 25r59c. Per head Swine high
e--ossrsnxs Of 1890 head, ssles At 81 csc.
Sales IN New York. Tuesday, OF 81 90 Va. 6 S AZ
g. ana 81 90 Tenn. IS II 80.
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FUTURE DAYS.

('0MMySSlONER'S SALE OF REAL Ea.
- 49, In puriIianes of DEGREES Of the CIrcuft
ocfnhef last shall offer for sale. on the premises
ne FhtpAY. the 18th Of December next, the tract
oi LANp on which the late Miles r. Chaikiey re-
acres. lying in the ahuve-namcd county, about u
miies from the city OF Richmond miles from Ches-
Martin Weodceck. William r. Brown estate and
others. ABOUT one. half of the above named land
In original growth: the remainder being open and
"a good state Of cultivation and we'll adapted TO
tne growth OF corn, wheat. oats. and tobacco; md
Also on the place large and convenient dwelling
pair. - ~ eoo1 ~
h o.. Also sell on the same day all my household
nrd kitchen Furniture; Stock, consisting of Horses
s noss. Cows, &C., crop of Corn, Oats, Fodder,
THRMs.-,0pe-.hrd cash; balance in one and two
years. oy the purchaser giving bond, with approved
secuIJ. WIN interest from date. and title to be re-
taIned until last purchase money is paid
sale to commence at IL o'clock
17-2qwtda& y ~~' -
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M, Lei The Whole Afflicted World Read
| n StIMoNS oF LADY AFTER 8

iEahS Or SIFFEktNG.
NORTHAMPTON County, April 18th
MessSs. 1yisr s idaiy;
have been afflicted with Rheumatism, At times.
rom my twelfth year. viii be fifty years of age
the 18th OF this mcnth. The attacks were at times
SO severe as to render me helpless. | have tried
VARIOUS remedies to very little effect. Last Octo-
per was attacked IN my shoulders sides back and
hips. could not rest da. or night. | could not
move any partoi my body without crying with pain.
AZ this time | also tried many remedies, internal
and external, without receiving any relief: was
4 last advised to try HAMPTON'S VEGETABLE
IiNCIIRE before | had taken one bottle of
which, felt much better, and as continued tax
ing IT, Leit strength coming into my back and
limbs, and my stomach strengthened and revived
every way. have taken FIVE bottles. and am much
better than ever expected to be. intend TO use
IL whenever need 1t, and would recemme nd II TO
the afflicted, believing it to be unequaled.
Yours. ELIZABETH BAGwELI
Gents Mrs. Elizabeth Bagwell is a lady Of the
cure IN her case speaks volumes in favor of this
wonderful Tincture. Several other persons we
have heard of have derived great benefit from it's
use IN our county. are entirely out of the artI-
Gle, and have daily anxious InquTcrs to know hen
we VIII receive another supply. We expect large
safes Of II from the present demand, and want you
TO sepd us a box as soon possible.
Yours, TYLER & ADkrP
April Iath Northampton comfy Va
As Cal! and get Pamphlets and see cures
Sold by PLRCElL. LADD 4 CO.. Richmond :;
BY DR.. COOKE. Frede rickshure by all the Drug
gists IN Petersburg: by MORTIMER & NOW
BRAY. Baltimore; and hy Druggists and Shop
keepers everywhere. 81 per bottle; six hotties.
s.. oc 3l-dScwts
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FArLHD TO CoME.-Several hundred per-
sons aSsmbled A. the Virginia and Tennessee
Depot, yesterday morning, with the hope of
getting a view Of VIM. X. Palmer. the sup
POSED accornplice OF Odd Brown, who was
expectei 70 reach this city from Memphis
when the cars arrived, however, il was found
that he was not on board; but Parson Brown
Lew did come. and was supposed, by maHy,
from his peculiar physiognoluy, to be the Yor-
liable Palmer. One individual, who was sure
that The parson was the insurgent, was quite
Indignant al not finding him manacled, and
erqulrrd. in 7 stentoriau voice, ''lchGr the
CHAINS f' much 10 the merriment OF Il crowd
CT ystanGers.-Lynet5urg Republican, yeSter-
lIr
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VERY vALUABLEREAL ESTATE AND

v Personal PROPERTY; CONSISTING Of
ShAX y 81 Bh IS 81 e0Ws MULES HoRSSS6ESS
will sell, at the Falls Plantation, on James River,
in the county of Chesterfield. opposite city of Rich
mond, on TUESDAY. the 9Th day of December
next, commencing at los o'clock, A. NJ, the bal
ance of the REAL ESTATE belonging to said
estate. containing 3t4ts acres OF valuable LAND.
Land lying about the centre OF the farm; $50 acres
in woods, ~ ing the Petersburg Railroad. within
one mile OF the town of Manchester, n laree por-
ton of which is heavily wooded; also, valuable
from the terminus of the Danville Railroad To the
town of Manchester, upon which there are several
sites particularly adapted for warehouses and man
ufaeturng establishments.
sold Apd y ysSsbs doaasns
Boys, Girls. Men, Women and Children.
Twenty four superior MICH COW 8 of the most
improved stock; IA young CATTLE; yoke oil
OXEN, and about so HOGS.
Twenty four young 4 sDd 4, yell broke MULES, su-
A large variety of FARMING IMPLEMENTS,
consisting in part of a Portable Threshing Ma
chine, 2 Reapers, 2 Drills, Clod Crusher, &C.,
Wagons Carts, and Gear. :.
shucks, Fodder, and Straw, and a large quantity
of fall and winter Vegetables.
TERMS OF SALE rs follows: For the real estate,
all sums of IS 900 and under, one-third cash; the
balance at /. 2, and years; for all sums OF 5000
and under $40 $50, cash, the balance at !. =. :,
cash. the balance at l, g. 4. ards years, the pur-
chasers to execute negotiable notes with interest
added, pay able semi annually. and secured by trust
deeds. For the slaves cash; for all other pei sona
property sums of 500 and under, cash; ever 100,
Mohs s sr added or AM
"''' Executor of JOS Mark, decd.
JAS. M. TAYLOR Son. Auct's. oc II
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Specie al New Orleans.

Nrc ORLEANS. Nov. 1.-THE imports O.
spAtlA Tor The past week has been s. U0G-
The health OF the city is now considered a.
conn s.e!y restored, as there was ice thi,
Ee-AiuE.
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%. A Word to the Wise is Suffi cient.-Emi :
nent physicians now using T. R. BASS COUGH
SYRUP, for Coughs, Colds, Consumption, &c. in
their practice, testify that 1t is the best use
and If YOU are suffering, do as others are doing,
give it trial, and continue It's use if it benefits
you as much is accomplished every way By per-
severance. His other remedies, equally valuable,
are the Pain Extractor, Compound Aperient and
Liver Pftis Eve Water, the DiaTrhRa, Dysentery
and Bloody Flux Remedies, Toothache Tincture,
cure for neuralgis, and others, can be had, by
wholesale and retail, of
T. R. BASS, Proprietor,
Clay street, west side, hstween LIST and I'd,
Richmond, Virginia.
Also, ApPERsoN DUPGS, Druggists, No.
OIL, Broad street. oc 8-im
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MUEpER.-Nr. Page. cotton planter resid-
ing in CoHecUh county, Ala, Was fired upon
from the roadside while driyiu. home, on the
18th inst and killed. A relative who was in
the vehicle with him was severely wounded
He succeeded IN getting into the buggy, and,
driving r. rapid rate. soon reached 4 house
some two or three miles distant, with the body
Of The deceased still in the vehicle.
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PAID HER FIGK-Tbe captain of the schr.
ROmp got his vessel released yesterday by
having The, fine and cOstai amounting TO S571. GO,
paid. This fne was imposed and exacted by
The Ins pector, for s violation OF The Inspection
laws. Il will bs remembered that this is the
schooner which loaded with bombs at Old
Point, few weeks kince.-NOr}ojk Day Book
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TIL. Missing Steamer North Star.

Nsw SosK Noy. lG.-Nothing vet of the
North Star She hsd aboard so passengers
including Capt. Richie, Il officers. iS5 soil
tiers. sailors and marines. II is believed that
she nc; some accident 10 her machinery and
Ir4fs sail 20 some Ieeward port which we
have not had time TO hear from.
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SALE OF :, REAL q l. ESTATE "a r,

bf deed of trust executed to the, under
yfxled by Martha Southworth. bearing date the
10th day of June 1856, and Of record in the Clerk
Office of the Court Of Hnstngs. of the City OF
Richmond for the benefit of Cornelius Crew, at the
request OF the said beneficiary, shall expose to
sale, en- MONDAY; the 2is, day Of Noysmb ,
vey ed IN said deed and described as follows: "A
certain piece or parcel of LAND with the BuILp,
lNGS and improvements thereon. called the "Redd
and bounded on tho North by Venable street, on
the South by the property Of James SHELL estate,
to Clay street, in the said city, being lots Nos
and OF Mcconie's plan, of record in the Rich
lots Of land conveyed to the said Martha South
worth by Thcs. Cowles by has decd bearing dafe
TERAs-Made known on day Of sale.
PETER J. GREW, Trustee.
JAS. NJ. TAYLOR 4 Sox, Aucts. nos
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A Great Bargains-
FOR CASH. AT

A Great Bargains-
FOR CASH. AT
PERKINS & CO.'S.
No. 141, EAGLE SQUARE.
- Brown BsNcps SHIFTING Heavy, stsd
Super. - at 10 cents
The best4-4 everssold here at l21x cts
100 p's Fast Cold PRINTS, at Ga cents
Best English and American PRINTS, at IL cents
50 ps VALENTiAS and DELAINES, at I21s cts.
Rich Paris DELAINES, at 621a cts, worth e71a cts
DR. ESS SILKS very cheap
Is Very Rich SILK ROBES, at S35, worth S45
KID GLOVES, as good as Alexander's. at rs cts.
Best l0-4 b cached SHEETINGS. AZ IS cts.
PERKINS 4 CO.,
&c Its No. l4l Eagle Square.
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~ The Grea, Virginia Remedy; aud no

H1NBtss.-PETERS, fNFHLLTBLE- REMEDY
FOR GONORRHEA, AND ALL SECRET DIS
EASES.-Ths great American remedy, contain
Ing Mereurisl or Balsame properties, excels
everything heretofore offered the public, IN its Gu
rative, restorative, and renovatins powers: and
the medical world are astonlshed when told that
the above remed, will the above diseases, and
confounded when they have ocular demonstra-
tons of the facts. But the proprietor, who has
known Of the remedy for twenty odd years, has
known of q case OF twenty years standing TO be
restored to perfect health, and all other cases Of
shorter duration to be restored, without single
Gon0rIhPa which the remedy Viii not cure. pro-
vded the directions are carried out with prudence
the part of the patient: and any one purchasing
hall dozen bottles, and using accordingly, in his
her case. he guarantees Il perfect cure; and In
case of failure, will furnish additional medicine,
free of char-e, To complete the cure through his
agents; and q cure will be effected without incon-
venieuce TO the patient. Sold by
APPERS0N & DUPUY, Druggists,
Agents for the city of Richmond,
al 3-Srnt No 20l, Broad street,
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BY James NJ. Taylor & Son, Auct's.

4 tNNLESISIVNCN " =
~ ESTATE IN HENRICO COUNTY.-By viz
tue of a decree OF the Circuit Court of Henrco
county. in certain suit sts led Tay ior, guardian,
rs. Tay lor made the 18th day Of November. 1859,
the undersigned, as Commissioner. will sell, upon
ber 1859 commencing at 4 O'clock p. NJ, a lot of
LAND, lying and beng in the county of Henrico,
the west side of Belvidere street, fronting there
on % feet and running back between parallel lines
140 feet to an alley, in common, 20 feet vide.
TERMS OF SALE.-One-third cash; the balance at
and months, for negotiable notes, with interest
added. and title retained until the whole purchase
money is paid and conveyance directed by the
Court w. O. TAY LOR, Comr.
Jas. 81. TAYLOR & Son, Auct's. uol2
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n:nin I'll, Ohm Rirer

PARxRCsBUEa. Va. Nov. I5.-The Ohio river
:, TIN. noiut, two hundred miles below Pitts.
burg. is eish; feel deep 1; present and is ris-
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cauai.;au of Senator poug,,

WARRINGTON, New. If.-There is no per-
rsptit.s change in ths condition OF Senator
Douglas hut h0 was thought somewhat; better
- frsEnInc.
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aA- aar,shorne's Cure.Au.

IT CURES ALL PAIN.
This valuable preparation Is used internally and
externally. IL cures
TOOTHACHE. HEADACHE.
SPRAINS and BRUISES CRILBLAINS,
CHOLERA MORBUS, EARACHE,
RHEU MATISM, SCALnS and BURNS,
NEURALGIA, CHOLERA,
PAIN IN THE LIMBS, PAIN IN THE SIDES,
PAIN IN the STOMACH, PAIN In the BREAST
SORE THROAT. FROSTED FEET,
PAIN IN THE BACK, PAIN in the BOW ELS.
Being fine TONIC,it is very beneficial for a
weak stomach or bowels.
In bottles of u. % and so cents Sold by all Drug
gists in Richmond, Petersburg and Norfolk. and
throug bout the State. je l4-l2m
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Decentralization. Thos. Ruffn has re-
signed the distin guished position OF Associate
J astice on the Supreme Court bench of North
Carolina. The reason is his rapidly failing
health.
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r, COMMISSIONED AND ADNINISTKA-

(HDNMtSSAONER'SA AND ADMiNISTRA-
~ TORS SALE.-By virtue of a decree of the
Circuit Court of Henrco county, in certain suit
in Chancery, entitled -Mettert and others rs. Met
teri and Others" made on the LIST day of Novem-
Der. 1852 the unde assigned. Commissioner, will
proceed, on TUESDAY. the 9th day of December.
1889, upon the premises, to sell all the REAL ES-
TATE of DR.. .no. II Mettert, deceased. situated in
the lever part of Henrco couaty, in the State OF
Virginia, adjOnns the lands of benjamin r. Dew,
iknown as Malvern Hills of Mary Pickett and
others. known as Turkey Island. } of William Al
len, (known as Curtis Neck,l of John West, DR..
James Carter. and DR.. +. II. Poindexter, contain
ing about four hundred and thirty five acres more
or less.
the balance in two equal instruments, at ] and
years. from the day of sale, bearing interest from
that day for which the purchaser shall execute his
negotiable notes. and the title shall be retained un
til the purchase money is fully paid, and q convey
ance ordered by the Court.
After the sala Of the land on the said 9th day OF
December 1859. and at the same place. will be sold
all the SLAVES Of the said Dr.. John II Mettert,
deceased, about thirty in number. The Slaves wll
be sold for cash.
There will also be sold at the same time and
place. seven Mules, one Horse go barrels of Corn
two three head of Cattle, Carts. Wagons. Farm
ing Utensils. Fodder. Shucks, Straw, &c.; Kitchen
Furnlture, and all other personal property oil the
said DR.. John II. Mettert, not already sold. -
The terms oil sale of the last named articles vii
be cash, for all sums not exceeding so; for al
sums over that amount. credit of six months, the
purchaser giving bond, with approved security.
JAS. W. BINFORD,
ne5-lm Cem'r and Admir-.
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B~ Kidney and Bladder CompIa The
.ewest and most important discovery for Kidney,
Bladder Complaints, Urinary DISTINCTIONS, Leucor-
rhea or Whites, Sexual Weaknesses, Physical
prostration and Debility Of either sex, ID HARTS-
H0RNE'S BUCHU COMPOUND.
Persons who have been unable to walk, have soon
been relieved by this powerful COMPOUND. 1t is
prepared by Chemist, and is pronounced by medl-
cal men and those who have used it, to be the best
BUcHU COMPOUND in the world Large bottles
81 small bottles SO cents A fresh supply just re-
ceived by FISHER s. WINSTON, Druggists,
je l4-l2m Main street, Richmond.