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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-24

FALL TRADE, 1859. --AERCHAST
IA TAfT.oRiNG;-The subscriber he's igst re-
a ceiyed from New oFk and the ether Sarth-
ern cities \ large and well selected stock of
--lk CLOTHS ,CASsIAE Rhs. VELVET SILK,
SATIN and other Y ES'fiN6S, which he Will make
up to order, IN the best and most fashionable
style. nj greatly reduced prieesa
lie keeps constantly on hand handsome assert
me N. of r ia pY-MADE CIUTHf N6. and gentle
mems FURNISHINGS GOODS, To which he invites
tho attention of all who wish To purchase hyperion
articles at the lowest prices. Give ham n call nj
has new store On Main street, in the MANSION
HOUSE hniiding, where bis friends and the pabc
will always find him ready q serve ,hen,
b. BEEcHER. - Asis IT.
HANDS WANTED towork on hne custom coats
and pants Sc 7-din-
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L0THiNG. CLOTHING. !

a. CLOTHING. CLOTHING. tAEu
~ We invite the attention of 1000.
MA COUNTRY MERCHANTS who are about
V4 20 make their fa!i and Winter purchases at
--AA' READY MADE CLOTHING 10 eur safse
assortment; and xe assure them we shall endeasor
tn do mar hest. T.. M0RRIS& Co,
sc l9-lm 50 and 100 Main street.
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-, PaRKE pOINDEyTER, A

sss-,s;-s PARKE POINDEXTER, ATTOR-
s~-I-A NEG AT LAW. RICHMOND, VA, will
practice in the city oi Richmond and in the coun-
ties of Chesterfield, Powhatan and Amelia.
w. Office Lise' building, corner of Main and
i4th streets. Sc 23-ly
x - DIR. VI. VI. HAMMOND,
Ga LATE OF BALTIMORE CITY
OFFICE AND RESIDENCE on Sth street, be.
tween Grace and Franklin streets. iy l3-Smt
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HATS, CAPS, BOOTS, &c.

o FALL STOCK OF HATS, cars AND
AFURS.-JOHN DOOLEY, 81 MAIN STREET
RICHMOND, VA. is now ready to exhbt an an
usually LARGE assortment of Goods IN the HAT
CAP and + UR line. The stock consists of sl The
popular styles Of
HATS AND CAPS
now in use, viz the rich and beautiful Mole Skin
Dress Hat. OF his own and Of Northern Manufac
ture; ne SOFT or Felt Hat
French style, IedgeT style, Bel crown; Planters
Bread brlin WOOL HATS,
from the lowest quality servants to the finest Sax
ony wooE -
of Fur, Cloth, Plush, HAIR Seal, Glazed. &c, &c
LADIES RIDING HATS.
Of Beaver, black and brown, and richly trimmed
CHILDREN'S HATS AND CAPS,
of latest sly les, some Just imported from Paris
rich patterns;
LADIES' FURS,
Vietorines, Tippets, Halt Capes Cares, f;ugs.
Mufatees. and ChIdren's and Misses Furs, all
qualities and styles
CARRIAGE. AND TRAVELLING ROBES,
Wolf, Buffalo, Persian, Chinese. lined and rongh
Merchants and dealers are pariicuiarl, invited
10 examine this extensive stock for no effort Is
spared to make Richmond as GOOD market 70 rur-
chase n as any other III this country,
au 2l-lm John DOQLEY
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~ m ,s.s ,' prime Western SHOULDERS. 60,
MAssIE Il PLEAsAsrs.
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MISSES KING''s BOARDING AND DAY

on the FIRST MONDAY in October, 1885, and will
close the last day Of June, 1860.
MIR. OSWALD HEINDRiCH, will continue to
teach Natural Philosophy, Chemistry, DRAWING
and Mathematics. Mons. BOULANGE, French
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ez.--rxzsy FURNITURE REPAIRED. A,
~ NJsHED n n

....=S=E VAKNISHED AN D REPACKED.-T
IS subscriber begs leave to info the pub
--<Nsfez= lie that he still continues TO epar and
~aHZ--A-A re-varnish Furniture, at his old stand,
Franklin street, opposite Metropo. tan Hail.
His prices are moderate. The best of references
can he given that all work in his line will be
faithfully executed.
N. B.-Furniture will be repaired and vanished
at private residences, either in town country, if
required. JOHN DAVIS,
jy SIN Franklin ST., Metropolitan Hall.
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Land Commissioner II. i st. 10. X. X.
HANNtBAL, Mo-, June 18th, 1859.
~ 4 ,ytr

ss-= FARM FOR SALE offer for sale pri-
=Ae vately, until the 25th of October next, lsj9,
~A~3 ms small FARM, situated in Amelia county,
one mile south Of Jetersville Station. the Rich
mond and Danville Railroad and four miles from
the Amelia Springs, containing l54 ACRES, of
which three-fourths cleared. The BUILD
lNGS are good and consist of single story
HOUSE, newly repaired, with four rooms, and two
good basement rooms and all necessary OUT
HOUSES for small family II not sold before the
25th of October. it viii be sold that day, the
premises, publicly. to the highest bidder
L. ,lN,r.A LIZ.
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tE.MMhh LrEaPV STS-NRs. C. BARKSDALE
viii A ,esDme the duties of her school the LIST Of
October, 1859 and the term will close on the 3oth
"a Hsvng secured the services of Professor Of the
cranch language and an excellent master of Ma
Go she hopes to receive a portion OF public pat
ronage. =, :; a. r.
iy of the principal.
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TNFfENARY OF THE MEDICAL col

J. LEGE.-This inirmary situated at the corner
Of Marshall and College streets. IN an elevated and
healthfil position convenient To the Railroad De-
pots. Hotels and other centres of business. 1t is
furnished with every Arrangement requisite Tor
the successful treatment OF diseases and injuries,
and for the comfort of the sick. III persons
curing MEDICAL. or SURGICAL, aid, except
the insane and those lsboring under contagious
diseases, are admitted into the institution. Lying
in women are also received and carefully attended
to-
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$. snuIRE.s SELECT CLASSICAL

r $. SQUIRE'S SELECT C dLpSSSp AZ
~. AND EN6LISH, sC CHS hs c9 }sth session
vii commepca Septemher 26th. 1859. The School
w be Limited such nqmbs 81 p aiGea b. Pfo
GaWRiN' in the French, and J. A; CALIo ~
Drawing Persons wishing tho to Sss me By nan
Mace of aupointnent, in note, through fost-oihce
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III FALL SUPPLY. sx~75y,,
III The attention of the public is re- kSyTsN
~@Sspeftiniiy asked tn INV Fail stock Of WITH
BOOTS. SHOES, TRUNKS, &c. comprising q full
assortment IN every department of the trade. Els
peciai attention has been paid IN the selection of
staple articles and other kinds ada pied to the whols
sale trade and country merchants Will consult
their interests by examining my stock before pur-
chasIn5 as ain determined To offer great induce
ulents to secure portion of that trade. call is
respectfully asked, al No SO Main street two doors
above i. H. Price Co JNO. C. PAGE, JR.
IN Ill. STERN a. BRO, wr,
No. "a BROAD STREET, xsS.S
~ Have Just received from Boston and Phila
dephla, the largest stock OF BOOTS aud SHOES
ever offered III this market, oil the very best quail
Ity.
If you want to save rs per cent, call on
IL. STERN BRO,
au 3i-lm No. IA Broad st.
"A GREAT REJECTION THErs
T PRICE OF HATS AND B00TS,-AA
ga From is TO 20 per cent, saved by buy
ENA Ing from J. II. ANTHONY,
NNAA Columbian Hotel builGng.
MoIeskin Hats OF best quality, IS 50; do. second
quality, %; fashionable Silk Hats, 2 5o fine calf
skin sewed Boots so; Cong ress tfaiter Eoets q Is:
fine calf skin sewsd Shoes, Is.
J. II, ANTHONY has made arrangements with
one OF the best makers in the city of Philadelphia
TO supply him with handsome and substantial cali
skin se@ed BOOTS, which he will sell at the uHpre-
cedented low pIlee of THREE DOLLARS AND
HALF. &C 23-dSvts
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Nth5Sters' ddHgaf VIII Do recelVeu at Ieuuc-
ton of one fourth, all the above charges.
ia No extra charses. Pupils provide Books and
Stationery at their own expense. In case 81 pro-
traeted sickness, deduction will be made ior alb
sence.
II will he noticed that the Price Of Board has been
redacsd from S2to 10 Sl60 No change IS contem-
plated IN its quality. With our ample eccoinmo-
dationS it was thought the reduction could be- al
forded, and that it on ht. therefore. to be made
Boarders are regarded as members OF tia PTesi-
dents family. Money to meet their incdental ex-
penses should be deposited with him, and all let
terg for them sent to his care.
Pupils should lie present, if possible, on the first
day of the session.
For Catalogues Circulars, or further informa-
ton. address CHAS: II. WINSTON,
President Richmond Female Institute,
~ % m RichmouI, Va.
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c. W. THIL0W-PIano.
Il ENRICH SCHNEIDER-Harp.
n EkIESS0N-Gu
DiCHN;0ND FEMALE SEMINARY,
U On GEacs tstLcssn ThikA and EGErLl SIS.

All letters TO be addressed to
HUBERT P. LEFEBVRE.
y23--3m Richmond, Va.
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PIX MAkY sc HOOL MRS. JULIA T..
JOHNSTON will open School for small Bows
September, Mso, ~ an n - IN
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EDUCATION.
RIaHMoSD FEMALE INSTITUTE

DIGHMosD FEMALE INSTITUTE
II The sixth Session will begin October 3D. 1859,
CHARLES ii. WfsaToy, 4. NJ, succeeds Rev. B.
MANLY. Jr., an President Under has aaminstra-
grand objects for which the Institute was founded,
and which now for ave years il has so successfully
carried out, will eyer be kept in siew'
j. TO teach srsyytSing that should form part Of
ayonng LADY most liberal ed1 sa 10 r.
progress, from the first elements to the highest
point in each brunch, to which it may be desirable,
s. To teach whatever Is taught thoroughly aud
'' CHARLES H. wrN sfS5NSA 4. NJ, Univ Of Va,
President and Prof. of Moral Science and English
Rev. j.. L. BURROWS, D. D., Evidences of
JAMES LEIGH JONES. A. NJ, UNIV. of va.J
MR.hsm iEW fse r. aq 3D. Natural Sciences
y. B. CLAPP. Principal of Musical Department.
Miss MARY L. IEFTWlcH, Drawing, Paint
Senior CARLOS C. MERA. Spanish and Italian.
John W. REEVE, Penmanship:,
Miss s; 7. ROYAL and Miss y. s. VALENTINE NE
Collegiate, and Miss JANE s. STANARD, Mrs. ANN
4. MALLORY. and Miss MARY c. LATHRoP, IN the
Preparatory Department. Some Assistants will be
The President will hear the Rotations of al the
e!dsses at regular intervals, giving special atten-
ton to the Primary pupils.
- TERMS:
tPer session OF nine months. hall payable IN al
vance, October l. 1359-remainder, February H.
$780,
English Tuition in Preparatory Department.S30 co
French in Preparatory Department, ........ 10 W
English Tuition in Collie late Department.. 50 90
Ancient and Modern languages. each. ~ %
Music on Plano with Vocal Music. ......... SO 90
Music on Guitar ........ 40 90
Use of instrument ....,..,........ 500
Vocal Music alone (taken by all, in ciasses,l 2 90
Drawing Nee,eyork or tjrecian Painting. 20 90
OIL Painting ...... ...........-....... 50 90
Board including everything exec pt washing. 100 90
Washing -. Observation-Disclosures % "
Ministers daHghtsrs will be received at reduc-
ton of ore fourth, on all the above charges.
M cbaraes puuilS provide Books and
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EDUCATION.

> The fourth session of Mrs. Dir. MUNF0RD'S
SCHOOL will commence on the hrst MONDAY in
October next. and end july 3rd. 1850.
TsaMs-for beginners. S25 for others, 30 per
entire session. School room at Mrs. SARAH
MINFoRD'S,. corner 5th and Canal streets.
Ma,3a &c, Mm RashsMsieoRsd d Mr. II
MIR. Barton Haxail, Mr.. John Freeland, Mr.. WIN.
7. Mayo, Messrs. VIM. ard Joseph Crenshaw, MIR.
Wynd Robertson, Mr.. Edwin Robinson. Rev. Mr..
Minnegerode, and COL Geo. w. Muniord.
sc n-dtlO
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~ L.. {. SALTER'S Z NGLiS ASD
~. CLASSICAL SCHOOL, ON CLAY ST., BE-
TWEEN isr AND 2D.-The seventh session OF
tins School Will commence Monday, Septem-
Der 18Th, and close July 18TH lSfJ NJ
lhe Prncipal has associate with ninS nd clns s
Z. j. FOX. Il gentleman of high literary anu chts.
steal attainments, ard of twelve years experienee
IN TEACHING By this association, be noPSs 20 and
liberal support of the public For further partlcu
lars see circular which may be had by addTesss,ns
ITS ". IL. y. oA11 LII.
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make war me- requires that they should
point out wherein they differ from me
In this connection il may be proper to add,
for the Information of all who feel an interest in
my record, one short paragraph from my Afri.
can Church speech, in 1886, relating to the
same subject-and from the several extracts
herewith furnished, think few viii have any
difficulty in aScertnining my position on the
slavery question. Here is the extract referred
to:
my position on the question of slavery is
this, and so far from wishing to conceal it, |
desire 1t should be known to all. Muzzles were
made for dogs, and not for men, aud 10 press
and no party can put muzZie on IN; mouth,
so long as value my freedom. ] make bold
then to proclaim, that | am no slavery propa-
gandiSt will resort to all proper remedies to
protect and defend slavery where it exists, but
tempt to force it upon reluctant people any.
where and still less will Justify the use of the
military power Of the country to establish il in
any of the territories. If it finds its way there
by legitimate means, it is all well; but never by
force, through any instrumentalitY of mine.
am myself STAKEHOLDER, and all the property
my children hive in the world is slave proper
tY, Inherited from their mother; and lac who
undertakes tn connect my name, or my opinion
with AbOlliOnism is either knave or foul
and not unfrequently both. And this is the
only answer | have to make to them have
not connected myself with any sectional party
or sectional question, and so help me God
never will"
Is there any other portion of my record wan
ted, gentlemen Ii so, let it be called for, and
it shall be promptly supplied
Respectfully, JouS NJ Boris.
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IRSRY K. LIST. NoRRisoS. W.. B. LOGAN.
LIST, IIORR1HON a. co.

COs
Successors to List 4 Howell and II. X. List.
WHOLESALE GROCERS g. PRODUCE DEALERS
Nos. IS & So MATS STREET,
wheeling, Va.
WE desire to state to the friends Of the firm,
w the trade generally, that in of the
most ample facilities for the transaction Of a
WHOLESALE GROCERY AND PRODUCE BUSINESS.
We determined to execute all
with fidelity and prOmpintEs and the
able terms. LIST, MORRISON & CO.
January 1st, 1882
Those having unsettled with the late firms
Henry X. List Co. List Howell will please notice.
that Henry X Lt, having purchased the Interest Of
A. Allen Howell, IN sad firms (M-. Howell retiring from
slness) Is alone authorized make settlement. janl-y
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The N. z. Paper Warehouse
ON THE DHLARUE PLAN.

d ULE AND FINISH OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF FINE
Papers, In establishment Stock from the
Mls In the country, by entire using pat
ented machinery, exclusively Bill Head Paper
two four six more heads to the sheet Patent Headed
and common BIZ Cap and Blank Book Papers, style and
quality OF the ruling unsurpassed, small advance in
price from plain paper We prepared finish to order
for Dealers and Sdnners, goods in their wrippers
stamped device rnshed) without charge. VIII
change from stock Of ruled with manufacturers
for Flat Papers. to their advantage.
CARSON HARD. Ri0Etsdie Paper Dealers, No. a
Beekman street, New York. npi3-iy
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CHARLES W. GRAHAM,
y uC q Ess . n n . } a n rs n a N N 4 u
liz undersigned would nf0If The citizens of WLetng
and yieulty that having purchased The bruF aud Pre-
fcrirtou Store, formerly oWned by DT james Tanner, be
viii coEtiuue TO carry the Drug buslufss AL ita
trAnees- lie retFeetuily foeits eoItErairs -
the Pule patronage rhlsL iss heretofore bS1 rally
sleated toUards this Old and ven known eatabst tLt-
Il s be his aim 10 keep eTeTyihuE, % ~ TEIvi kiid
atd a the lowest price, ufua be found In Nsl fur
nis.ert Drug estabiisLn-tLt.
Prescriptions earefuy ecmpoanfed the Turesf ef
Medicines. CHAEIr IS ". GEAHAA
No 20, ME4I a I'd W-tateTsts-.
myI9 Cettrc Ml-rlnE.
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CllAF. FHOKdsAE-
w THOLEsAIE AND RE1 All Munr;sct Of gaddltH,
~ Brides, HaInshs and Trgtis, aud aeaivT n siIsIt
elts uzua kept by saGditgs hcrs late iEctEa tie
public that he has opened IT'S EaiE 81, hHTtst
Alley Ehe-e lie Viii be glad any psfsoLs usnt-EE
any OF the above articles AsLeirteuds
aad sell iair priers. he h"Its te citain s al ,haTs
Of Tutlie patronage Paf-lcCT HrCEtion paid
NofE. anE r,palIlnF daae aLtl dlaLalch. a.pla.
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q. R. BROWN.

IIS NAGH STREET,
EALER in Watches, Clocks JeWeiry, Silver and Plated
II MaTr, Fancy Goods, &e, &C. Wholesale and Retail
Agent ffT the Of the CELEBRATED AMERICAN
WATCIITS, maBuTseturea ArrLKIOK, 1EICT Co..
Agent fOT tie WHEELER 4 WILSON sEu ING MACHINEs,
anEoune froia Ssv YoFk With eo1rlete
variety Of goods IN Lis Ike, which Nin
eGeTed prices compete With any house Ia the
country. and beoIe purchasing else
where. teriG-ly
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FIRE AND MARINE
INSURANCE AGENCEY,
WHEELING. VA.
HOWARD FIRE AID MARINE INSURANCE CO., OP
IL PHILADELPHIA.
CHARTER PERPETUAL.
Incorporated by Act ofTbe LeEIsInsure Of
PenuayITnnin.
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL. aGOO.OuO. FULLf
AMOUNT SUBSCRIBED.
IpUssfed ds IolkOirs:
FIRST Bonds and MORTGAGES Proper
ty IN the City OF Philadelphia, $500
stocks wosth par. .......''sss''..-. REs'lt0
DAsh on hEiiu. blslS0
Amount secured BY Stock Notes, 1NN.noo
Amount I2I M S9SS SXIp,T dSs on ~ @ isie 10
Buildings, Merchandise Furniture, Lumber, &C.
sei. Cargo and Freight TO all Ports and y Railroad Lakes
and Rivers at the lowest Rates, aHd upon the
Terms: guaranteeing Prompt Payment the alsE1entof
Losses.
PerPetuaiInsursneeat usuairates.
Z. Il. sWEARINGES,
Agent FOR the STATE Of Virginia.
- ''-'l Ba1Ei"as West side " ST., end
CHOICE FIESI ULa-54J I-NoURANCE
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eddie. HARNEss. TRUNKs. &c.

sADDLES, HARNESS. TRUNKS. sc.
WHOLESALE te RETAIL.
B. SHEPPARD. No l5l Main ST. Ct Un.on viii
- continue EteP hand large and eomplete
sortuent Of all articles i lis ~ cursttnF Lass'
GrneIar's Saddles, Pine and COETSr HHTkCsf, TruIks,
Yaie-s Cat Bags, satete els, ColaTs. HsHts, NlFs
BOuic respectfully call at4enti0n Hy stock
b strict attention AID protaPtsssr to merit eoiLlaIss
OF TIE pullie patr0nhEr-
All Xmas u repairing promptly done, tIain Pr
manner. J. d. kHFlPAED
seTzu lal Ezin -.
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ms. Dry AID Piekied, for
LIST, MORRISON & CO.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1859-12-12
JAS. G. POLLARD, Auctr.
VALUABLE PROPERTY AT PUBLIC
ATTNNTnN

VALUABLE PROPERTY AT PUBLIC
AUCTION.
The Two DIV cling Houses, Stu
ated on West Main street,
Nos. GA 81 66.
WILL BE SOLD, at Public Auction, to the
w highest bidder, on THURSDAY, the
18th day of the present month (December) at
IL o'clock, M, on the premises.
Those two eommodious dwelling
Hiii houses, of brick, covered with slate,
&lI forming the double tenement, Nos Ga &.
Sc, situated near the West end of Main street,
North side) bounded on the East by William
street, and on the West by ten feet lane, sep
Grating from Gov. Tazewell's property. The
whole lot fronts on Main street, about II feet
and runs back about 80 feet to Plume street.
The Houses will be sold seperataly and the
sale will be positively without reserve to the
highest bidder.
The property is held in fee simple and title
unquestionable.
Terms of sale, cash, the residue in three
annual payments, secured by deed oftrust, and
bearing interest from the LIST day of January
next, at which time possession of the property
will be delivered to tn purchaser. For further
information, apply to
Harrison ROBERTSON,
Attorney for the owners.
De JAS. G POLLARD, Auctoneer.
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s.GovERNoR WISE COMING AMONG us.-W e
the "Moseley Farm near this city, and will
settle among US after his terR of Office ex-
pires. The "Moseley Farm" is in Princess
nitv
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STUDIoUs HABITS AND HKALTH.-It is a
great mistake to imagine that the pursuit of
learning is mi urious to health. We see the
studious men live as long as persons of any
other professions. History will confirm the
truth of this observation. In fact, the reg.
ular, calm, and uniform life of student
conducss to health, and remove many incon-
veniences and changes which might other
wise assault it, provided that the superflu-
Gus heat of the consultation be assuaged by
moderate exercise, and the habit of the body
be not overcharged with quantity of ali
ment incompatible with sedentary life.
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MEETING oP CITrzENs.-The citizens OF
Norfolk are requested to meet in the Court
room in the City Hall, on tomorrow (Tues-
day. evening, Dec. Is, at half past o'clock
with view to the adoption Of measures for
the relief of the Poor, during the winter, by
the re organization of the Humane Society,
otherwise, as may be deemed best.
F. f. FERGUSON, Mayer.
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DAILY SALES.
From 10 to 12 A. Nj, and Z to 8 d. IN.
A LARGE STOCK
OF STAPLE AND FANCY
DRY GOODS
AT No. As, f. MAIN STREET.
y1tHE Stock consists of a varied assortment
l. of DESIRABLE GOODS bought for retail
sales. In order to accommodate the Ladies we
will have daily les from 10 to II o'clock and
for the gentlemen evening sales from to o.
clock. Merchants and dealers are also invited
as the stock is to be sold out as soe n as may be-
Sale Posltive-tO commence on MONDAY
Nov. st FERGUSON & BELOTE,
Auctioneers.
p. S.-Goods will be retailed low during in
termediate hours. F.&B.
no lQ.tf
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FELL DEAD. Yesterday evening, about 6
O'Clock, boy discovered man lying upon
the ground on County street, Portsmouth,
and supposing he was intoxicated, went and
told his father, who, upon approaching the
man and examining his body, found it to be
young man formerly of this city, named
Michael Shen, aged about 20 years. DR..
Smith, acting as Coroner in place of DR..
Williamson, soon had jury summoned,
who, after making investigation, with the
assistance of Drs. Smith and Maupin, ,, render
ed verdict of death by disease of the heart.
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UNDER THE NATIONAL HOTEL.
AIIEuI0N "a LES

A MOTHER lot of fine Jewelry such as Sets
IA of different kinds, and some of entire new
styles Sleeve Buttons and Studs. Also fine
assortment of Silver Hunting WATCHES,
with variety OF Fancy Goods &c. Sales every
night until the entire Stock is disposed OF, these
goods are sold without regard to cost, therefore
bargains may be expected.
FERGUSON & BELOTE.
Sc 23-tf Auctioneers
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J. J. MOORE & CO., Auct'r.

AUCTION SALE OF GOLD AND SILVER
WATCHES, JEWELRY, FANCY
GOODS, DRY GOODS, OIL
DAINTINGS, Cutlery of all kinds, Hard.
L ware. Segars, &C., every night at GH o'clk -,
NJ. aid at retail every day. Sale at store No.
50, Church street. H. SNOW, Agt.
no ID Am j. J. MOORE & Co AuCtrs.
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NOTICE,

WILL BE SOLD, TUESDAY the 10th of
w December next, upon the premises of
Mr.. VIM. H. Holmes in Norfolk County, the
following property, belonging to the estate of
Jacob Vanness, (deceased.) To wit One Sloop
with all her appearances, one Chest of Tools
and lot of other small articles.
F M CAPPS, Deputy, For
THOS. B BUTT, Sheriff and Committee.
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