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RUNAWAYS.
~ COMMITTEES TO THE JAIL or

Aa COMMITTED TO THE JAIL OF
III Chesterfield County on the 10th of the pres
"A emit month. NEGRO MAN. VINO calls him
- self RICHARD JAMES BRANCH, and
~ says he is sometimes called Cross. SAID Ne
gro is about feet inches high; about Is years of
age; complexion black, with n scar on his left arm
and nose. He saws he sIree, and had when ar
rested in his possession several certificates of his
freedom. which were evidently forged BY himself,
as he can read and write. f said Negro is runa-
way. the owner will come forward. prove property,
ing to law. s. o. DUVAL.
no 25-d6w Ja,lor Chesterfield County, Va.
AA RUNAWAY IN JAIL.-Was commit
kIE ted to the jail Of Henrico county. on the 2lst
Il day of October. 1889, a NEGRO MAN named
81 JACOB, said to he the property of Robert
- Perkins, of Hanover county. Va. Said negro
complexion, and has tooth out IN front; had on,
when committed, suit of homespun. and bare
footed. The owner of said slave is requested to
come forward. prove property, pay charges and
take sand negro away, OF ha VIII be dealt with
cording to law.
no 2s-ts JNo. A. HUTCHINSON. s. H. c.
Ia $50 REWARD. - The above reward
GsT will be paid tie any one who will apprehend
GNand commit TO jail negro boy THOMAS,
~ who ran off abont the 18th CT May last from
sS--k- Nj r. George D. HARDWOOD. of Richmond, to
whom he was hired. de is about is years old,
slender FORM low forehead, brown skin, speaks
quick when spoken to. and has been accustomed to
work in q tobacco factory. When last heard from
he was en- canal boat, going towards Lynchburg.
p. B JONES,
Admir- of Sam1 Peasants, decd.
Rapid Ann Station, Culpeper Co. oc It's
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The Loss of the Steamer Indiau--tnccr-
thin Fate OF Some of The Passengers.

SACKvILLE, Nov. 25.-The steamer Indian
struck on sea ledge Monday. She had on
board 3s passengers, 100 crew, 500 tons of cargo
and some specie.
The steamer parted amidships in half an
hour after striking, and those on board took
10 the boats. One capsized, drowning several,
and another was stove in alongside the steam
er. TWO others, with passengers and seamen,
drified TO sea and have not been heard from
since.
The schooner Alexander arrived Mt Halifax
Yesterday, with "a rescued persons. The num-
her OF lost is unknown.
The schooner Lntea which went to the as
ssjance of the Indian. was wrecked on The
breakers. Her crew We're saved.
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CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE.


81 FELLOW. CITIZENS OF RICH
- MoNp am candidate for the clhee
MADISON WARD. I was born IN your midst.
and have ever since resided among you. THIS is
the frat time have ever offered for any pn blic
office. | am aoausinted with all the duties apper-
tanning to the office, and will pledge myself to
I'LL the office with satisfaction to the public and
credit TO myself should 1t DO your pleasure to elect
rae. Respectfully,
no Is-dtde TIOS. A. STAPLES.
we, We, the Mndsrsigned, have known Mr..
THOS. a. STAPLES for q long time, and below
ms HIM fully qualified for the discharge of the du
ties OF Cemmissioner of the Revenue, Willingly
unite with his other friends in recommending him
IT, the oits2eas of Richmond for that post.
JOHN A. HI FCHES0N,
JACOB =. ATLEE.
GEO. u. PEASANTS,
WM. FOLkFS, elk HI c. G
FLEMING GRIFFIN,
CGAS. McGRUDER,
r w. McGRUDER
ALEX h. HUTCHINSON,
JOS. BRUMMEL,
10 2i-tds w. l.. McMtNN.
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by 1. Il G. Is. Davenport, Aucts.

400 CASES BOOTS, SHOESAND HATS
-IOO AT AUCTION.-0n WEDNESDAY,, 9TH
December, viii sell. at 10 O'Clock at our Auc
ton Store, AGO cases BOOTS. SHOES and HATS.
TERMs.-Under Slo0, cash; SlOo and over, 80
days credit, for approved paper.
no 4-tds |. ( e. b. DAVENPORT. Aucts
COMMISSIONERS NDADMlNGSTRA-
~ TORS SALE.-By virtue of decree OF the
Circuit Court of Henrlco county, in certain suit
in Chancery, entitled 'Mettert and others as. Met
ber 1859, the UNDERSIGNED as Commissioner, viii
proceed, on TUESDAY, the Oh day OF pecemher
1859. upon the premises, to sell all the REAL Els
TAT OF DR.. Jn0. n. NJ ettert. deceased situated IN
the lower part Of Henrico coqnty, in the State OF
Virginia, adjoinins the lands Of Benjamin F. Dew,
tknown as Malvern Hills. oi Mary Pickett and
others known as Turkey Island. y of William Al
len, tknown as Curtis Neck, of John West. Dr..
James Carter. and DR.. Il. q. Poindexter, contain
Ing about four hundred and thirty five acres, more
or less
The terms of sale will be--One-thrd part cash:
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 ms
negotiable notes, and the title shall be retained I'M
til the purchase money 10 fully paid and convey
ance ordered by the Court.
After the sale of the land, the said 6tn day OF
December, 1859, and at the same place. VIII ne sold
all the SLAVES of the said DR.. john Mettert,
deceased. about thirty in number. The Slaves Will
be sold Tor cash.
There will also be sold at the same time and
place, seven Mules Horse. Z0o barrels OF Corn,
lng Utensils. F,.ddaT, Shucks, Straw &c; Kitchen
said Dr. John H. Mettert, not ALREADY sold. -
The terms of sale of the last named articles VII
be cash, for all sums not exceeding $50; inr al
sums over that amount. credit of six months the
purchaser giving bond, with approved security.
JAS. W. BfNFORD,
no Sim Cenl'r and Admir-.
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BY r. II. Cook. A.cs.

HORSES. MULES. CARRyAGE. &c.. Ar
- AUCTi0N,-on SATURDAY, 7Ssh Infant. A.
10 clock I will sell at the lot in rsar az swss.r
land stables. on Hth street. several
Harness and Saddle HORSES, smensst which is .
thorough bred three years hSaptifni animal
ALSO. -
A No. CARRIAGE. nesrlv new, suitable either
for a Private CARRIASE Or HACK.
nearly new TOP BUGGY and HARNESS.
4 Horse FARM WAGON, in good order,
Also
Several very fine MICH cows.
no2s r. b. COOK. Auct.
leo dozen HOOP SKIRTS.
$50 pair GUM oNERSHoES
=, Also A lot Of CLOTH CJOAKS AND NAN
IlLIAS. mo 26l r.. B. COOK Aucf
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The San Juan DifiicuIty-Dispatch from
Gen. Scott.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 25.-Tho War Depart
lAent has received dispatch lby telegraph,
via Leaven WORTH from Gen. Scott, dated
fuca Straits, October q tn. as follows.
TWO DAYS sgo dispatched comm unication
10 Gov Douglass, proposing temporary ad-
iustment on the basis proposed by the Presi-
dent There has been no answer yet. have
no doubt the proposition will be accepted Ev
erythIng is Tranquil.
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MOBILE, Nov. 22.-The stock Of cotton at
This port is estimated at $4,000 bales. Strict
middlng is worth lie.
Freights to Liverpool are depressed The
quotations are 4al7-32d. Exchange on Lon
don So a9 per cent. premium.
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Exnorss oftottOu.

NEW ORLEANS, Nov 22.-The exports of cot
ton hence to Liverpool the past week, Were
2pngO bales, and 10 Havre 5000 bales. The ex-
ports from Mobile 10 England, during the
week, Were 900 bales
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AUCTION aAxu
THIS DlY:

HIGH COTsTABLE's 9AEE.-Wiu k.seA
~ in from Of the Hixh ConstabIe aoiIsce m III
rRDAY, the 26th Of November. I4tg, st 10 o'cj6ek
A. NJ Sosrs Dining Tables. Csrd TaBlee, C8fE4xs
Bedsteads. Mattresses, Show Casea, Ofies Moves,
Walters. Cots, Carpets, Glass Chandeliers. Mill
nery Bonnet Stands. Clocks, Desks, lot FAnoy
Boxes. IIpu Hydrants. coils Of Iayse Les6 PiD6,
ard lot of Bonnets, and erape shawl. 10.
TERMs.-Cash. r. BUTLER, II. G. g. n.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS,
BY Godain Z App~rson, Aucs,s.
VERY vAIUApLE REAL EsTATE

VERY r yALUaBLE Real ESTATE At
Al the request OF the Finance Committee OF the
CITY Council. we will sell at public auction, on the
premises, on rH URsDAY, the sth day Of Decem-
ber 1889, At IL clock, A., that portion Of the lot
fronts LIZ feet the sotth side OF Cary street. run
ming back in parallel lines 10 feet.
Also-A lot IN rear of the above, bounded on the
west by the lot of Bacon TAFT Esq, fronting about
80 feet on the north side of Dock street. TnnniHx
back about 27 feet to the line of the rstmen-
toned lot.
On the FIRST lot there is large BRICK BUILD
iNG, used Tor Offices, &c. built of the hest mate
Iials, and oil superior workmanship. Also "A large
Mre proof retort house covered with iron and slate
The lot Will be divided, or sold entire, and the
buildings sold with the game or not as may be de-
termined on at the hour of sale. This property is
Justly REGARDED as the most valuable in the city,
having space enough to erect large warehouse,
and having the benefit of the Cary street front as
well as the front on the upper basin of the Dock,
where produce and goods can be received or ship
TERMS One fourth cash balance at j. 2 and 8
years. for negotiable notes. Interest payable half
yearly.1 secured by trust deed.
Flats OF the property can be at our office, in
few days. GODDIN 4 APPERSON
no Is Aucts
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No peuusyIyauiauxu Offered.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 25.-The Secretary Of
State contradicis the report that Gov. Packer
offered Gov. Wise 10000 men to guard the bor
der.
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%. BEECIfER.

IN JUST X ECEI WE'D.
Rf have received within the last ten days
.-AiA- my second suppl, of
FINE CLOTHS AND CASSlMERES.
Splendid Velvets and beautiful assortment of
MARTELSEAS VESTIN6S.
and | invite my customers and friends. and the
public generally, to call and examine the same.
b. BEtCHER,
no 2l-2wN Under the Mansion House.
THE UNDERSIGNED have formed a CO.
1 partnership Cor the transaction of COMMlS
SION BUSINESS, under the firm Of LEWIS
WEBB i JOHN g. WADE. They will give par
ticular attention to the sale of FLOUR, WHEAT,
CORN and TOBACCO. They occupy the store and
lumber 4house No. Is Main street. long occup pied by
Lewis Webb LEWIS WEBB.
JOHN G. WADE.
RICHMOND, VA, Nov. !. 1859. no 7-dcw&swts
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ArriyaI OF the AfriCa.


NEW YORK. Nov. 25.-The steamer Africa
with dates from Liverpool 10 the 18th, (same
As the Circassian, is coming up the Bay.
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EyXECUTOR'S SALE OF HORSES. HOGS,

ESXECUT0R'S SALE OF HORSES HOGS,
- CROP OF corn. SHUCKS. FARMING I'M
ELEMENTS, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, he.
Al the request of Mr.. L. s. Courtney, Executor of
Thomas FL. Garrett. deceased we shall sell at
auction at the late residence of the deeedant, on
the York River Railroad, about miles below e ch-
mond, on "WEDNESDAY. the It'll Dec. 1852 at II
O'Clock, A. M. the following personal estate, VIZ
HORSES. sound and well brake to harness: or
10 HOGS about 10 barrels CORN; lot of sHUCKS
WAGON and parcel of HOUSEHOLD FUR
NfTURE.
TERMs.-All sums under $50 cash over that
amount. mos. credit. for negotiable notes, salts
factorily endorsed
no. % GODDIN & APpERSON Auets
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The River and Weather.

NEW ORLKASs Nov. 23.-The Mississippi at
the present time is quite low, ard the tributa-
ries to the same are also so low as to be almost
unnayigable The weather is very dry.
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InCendinrX Iannuau

WASHINGTON, Nov. 25.-Dr. Daniel Breed,
an agen: for getting patents, was required to
give - 600 security to-day, for using incendi-
airy language.
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FUTURE DAYS.


~ 0eoaan = Apperson. Aucpa.
L onms 81 SALE or vALUA-
REEhhnfwvsf city z; II. ROAD. TW0 Mills
nointed by MON 9~-As Commissioner. a,,-
sse eq o. n hs is es!s e.
Earrar,s admin, stras ~ Bsss and others agalnst
i pAf 81 ,5 r1 1s ;ss
tf fair; If not. the fsir day th,, cioeh Y
farm located as above OF which John Fsrrar 4,
seized, containing I1,s acres II viii he sulii-
tied at the hour of sale The mansion house - ~ ~
50 acres have been assigned to Mrs. s. M Para
as her dewer to be held by her during her life; and
the other IlI4z acres win be divided into two or
more parcels as may be deemed most iudcIous. =
The part allotted dover will be sold subject to
the lie tsnantey of the widow and the residue will
be sold IN fee, witL the right of immediate posses
TkRMs.-Ons- third cash; balance ut | and wears
ior negotabe notes, interest added. and title re-
tanned TIL all the purchase money is paid. and a
convey nce ordered BY the Court.
l. l, 4 1ssrPi INA
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A. II. SANDS.
Sale conducted by GoDpIN Il APpKRsoS, Auc'ts
no 23-Zaw2wStdS - - -


IN SYDNEY. NEAR HoLLYWoOD CEME-
TERY, ON THE FAST LINE OF PINE ST,
AND SMALL LOT ADJOINING TO BE LEAS,
70 FOR TEN IEARS.-At the request of Mr.
John w. Dennis. Trustee la a certain deed from
the late VIM. g. Bell. dated oath September, 1876
duly recorded in Henrico County Court we shall
by virtue OF the power conferred on said Trustee
sell az auction. on the premises, on MONDAY. the
18Th November. 1859 NJ 80 clock p. NJ, the nes
COTTAGE RESIDENCE, with the Lot on which
Il stands recently OCCUPIED by the widow Of VIM
-; bell dec d. fronting 26k feet on the east line of
feet wide AT the same time and place. at the re-
quest OF the Executrix Of the SAID Bell, we VIII
Lease OUT, for the term of ten years. the rent
payable annually the adjoining Lot fronting 49,
feet, running back Isl feet inches to said alley,
TERMS OF SALE One third cash balance az 6
ana IL month for negotiable notes. int rest added
and title retained till the last note be paid
NO % GSDDIN & APPERSilN Auot,s
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CcIMIssIoNEk,s SALE OF vALu.

{ Gu MISSdnNt K'S SALE OF VALU-
m ~ s fslsc, LOTS ~ THE TOWN. OF MAN
BLAKELY AND BURROWS STREETS-As
Commissioners appointed By decree of the CIR.
cut Court OF Chesterfield. pronounced on the 9th
OF October 1889. in the case of Winlree as. Via
free re. we shall sell ut puhsc auction. on the
premises, on SATURDAY, the 10Th D~cember .
1859 at IL O'Clock, NJ, the REAL ESTATE in
MANCHESTER located as above, of which the late
divided according to a plat ard survey to he ex-
hihited at the h ,ur OF safe
IERMs.-Euough in cash to defray costs of suit
anu expenses Of sale; balance on credit N equal
instruments. OF one and two years, for bords with
good security. and title retained till the further
order of the Court.
SYpFNHAM WALKE,l com.rs
- " -
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CINCINNATI, Nov. 25-While searching the
premises Of Alfred Cox. free negro, to-day,
for Il fugitive slave, a number of pixies were
found Cox has frequently been seen in cor
suItation with q man named Brown. Neither
were arrested.
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By jas. NJ. TAYLOR 4 Son, Auct's.

-FOUR HOUSES AND LOTS AND ONE
l. VACANT LOT, ON 18th STREET, UNION
HILL, AT Auction We will sell npon the
premises, on III URSDAY. the LIST das of Deem
her next commencing at A clock, P. NJ, four
Houses and Lots and one vacant Lot. immediately
opposite the Leigh Street Baptist Church. These
Ienements are particularly adapted for small
in pleasant and retired neighborhood. will find il
to their interest TO attend this sale. The Lots
alley 20 feet wide.
TFRNs.-0ne. fourth cash the balance at 6, u
and lS months, for negotiable notes, with int rest
and secured by trust deeds
no q JAS NJ. TAYLOR 4 SON Aucfs
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'Vstew" Ne

CnARLRsrowN, Nov ESP M.--The Hewitt
ger company from Richmond, numbering 60
rank and file, arrived here to-day at 2y
tered in church, Old Brown does not re-
ceive yisltors TO day. IL. r. L.
CHARLgsTowN, Nov. 2s-P M-Coi I. T.
August with Captain Randolph and his How
tiers, arrived here to-day. All well.
-
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l. JUST FROM AUCTION. AT MAILERT'S.
Two thousand Yards extra fine Second Mourn
ing Calico only q i'd worth 121a; 800 Linen Cam
brio Handkerchief is only ca cts; 1910 yards heavy
White Twilled Flannel. a good article. only sh!l-
ling; 500 Bed and Negro Bankets.very cheap; 10 .
cheap Cambria Bands and Collars: 2n0 all sty les
Shawls and Cloaks, very cheap; 1900 yards cheap
Goods Tor mems and boys wear; 5000 wards all
so les Dress Goods, very cheap: ito Mems and
Ladies Under Vests, cheap, 100 ards cheap Heavy
Goods for negroes 200 new style Nuhas; 500
Worsted Bonnets and Wrappings for children; 500
yards cheap Black Alpaca and Merino; 70l yards
cheap White and Red Flanueis; 500 cheap Towels,
Table Cloths, and Hoop Skirts. Call at
MAIL 1FrrS Al Main
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NEW BUTTER, LARD AND CHEESE

NEW BUTTER, LARD AND CHEESE
has taken the above store snd offers for sale
FzSfh fAN5 SH56f#s %iBStFHa5
c[GARs, SOAP, STARCH. &c, &c, &c;
commission and viii conseqaently be sold low ' for
cash. lno 9-tsl +. HALLoCK. Assent.
CEANPAGNE WISES.-Moet 4 Chandons
Imperial Cabinet; Heidsieck & Co.'S quarts AMI
pints: geseI Co.'S Old AnSsher, quarts and
store and IN line 'rd'r sG f5 BE e MILLER,
no 22-6t corner Pearl and Cary streets.
II maIca Rum; Scotch and irish WhIskey; Hoi-
land Gin; Sherry Wines, from low priced 70 finest
EfrS I'D sHa pot m se
in quantities to suit pureh,.a,see 1 by ,,,,,pp
no 22-6t corner Pearl and Cary streets.
Evils WEBBg& JOHN g. WADE offer
L. for sale-300 bbs. Coffee, C. Extra C. b, Circle
4 and A; Is bbls urnshed; Is bills PoTsd.erIed; 20
Chests superior Ganpowder and Black TEAS I'll, US
mantine CANDLES so boxes CASTLE SOAP. 100
hoIs IS: !, 100 half-boxes, 50 quarter boxes Bunch
RLACKs,IiTHs, TOOLS. --Berrian's extra
Vices. Wright's Patent .Anvils, Kings Stock and
Dies Sled and Hand and smsh Tens
lners and Pincers, Rasps, Files, &e. in store and
GLARKsoN & ANDERSON,
No. LOO Main street. Richmond, Va.
DOYS' BUSINESS C0ATS.-our assortment
ID of fna Cashmere Sack and Frock business
Goats, for BOYS and youths, wear Is more exten
siye and embraces a greater variety, than at any
former period. Those IN want will lind goods and
p''''' " KEEN. BALDWIN WILLIAMS
NEW STYLE T.-Just received per
~ steamer Jamestown. beautiful assortment al
younI gents new style French Round Crown Soit
Hat, something ENTIRELY nsw IN 1nls maInas Gan
No. l67 Main St, opposite EXCHANGE Bank
HTRS. FURS.! FURS!..-We are just in
L recent of q large and splendid assortment Of
l-adies fa'S' PSI EILETT wEISIGER.
No. 1857 Main ST., opposite EXCHANGE Bank.
fJOD LIVER OILS -Rqshton,s, Shines,
u Wilbour' s and Burnett's Cod Liver oiis also,
ueras Cod ysr N lfy Tssf5e ifr sas
/yOAL OtL.--A superior Article OF Pure carbon
X OIL free f,onl all unpleasant odof ana smoAihs
properties 'gs' JOHNSTON seSsiS Bro Druggists.
NORWAY NAIL RODS; Haglnered H iase
Shoes and Gnins Horse shoe Na oc - sioie
and for sale b. CLARKsoN \ ANp Pc Ma
Just RECEIVED, fresh supply OF simes'
JPIC0T, cor. Main and 18th SIS.
| + AGUAYRA COFFEE. 100 bass prime La
Il gua,ra Coffee, for sale y sxrNKFax "a.
TSR ESH GOSHEN BUTTHR 20 tab choice
+ fresh Huttsr, for table nse, iny sale by o.,
| "a .sa-.-4-- $685. ~ = NM WA1AASE SV3sS'A
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2 o. TOR COMMISSIONERS OFREy

&C. ENUE FOR MONROE WARD.-At
the solicitation of many friends, announce myself
candidate for the above office, and will be thank
full Tor the votes and influence of my friends. If
elected, promise to ulhl all the duties pertain
ing TO the Office faithfully. To those who are in
doubt in regard to their privilege of voting for
Commissioner, would say that all voters IN the
city can vote IN their respective Wards for their
choice of candidates IN the different Wards.
no l9-tde ALFRED r. BINFORD.
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THos. A. STAPLES.
E 49, CoMMIss,osER oFTHERFy-

49, ENI,E FoR NoNPoE W spnn r ,
above office has been rendered vacant by the rasis-
nation OF MIR. Wherry. tia, therefore, incumbent
upon the voters 10 select one we'll qualified to fill
his place. With this view the writer has bee
casting about, and select no one better quail.
he'd and none who has superior claims upon the
would, therefore. suggest Mr.. TYLER for SAID
office. Tie is not only we'll. bat favorably. known
respect To all the qualities constituting efficiency
rs pubic officer. Mr.. TYLER was the choice OF
Monroe Ward whore he was hest known J at the
last election for said Office He has CLAIMS upon
which but few. If an, of the candidates have He
has served the citizens long and faithfully as a no
lice officer. His health has been impaired by ex-
pnsure IN the faithful discharge of those duties
lie has a large and interesting family to support
With such claims upon tho voters and such auali-
hcatons for the Office. the writer feels that he can
appeal, and successfully appeal. to the voters to
support Mr.. TYLER. as there are none more de-
serving, nor better qualified. Then to the polls,
on the Isl day Of December next, and vote for g.
w. II. TYLER, lno 23- tdel A VOTER.
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By J. III. Digges, Auct'r


UCTtON SALE or BoST0N FLINT
u GLASS. AT MY SALES ROOMS. Sc MAIN
STREET.-Will be sold, TUESDAY. Nov.
%, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, large collection Of Glass
ware, direct from the manufacturers. Name III
part
IL doz. Silver Diamond WINES.
IS :. Four-Irch Heart NAPLES,
u Sharp Diamond SUGARS and Gov
/. 9 g Sharp Diamond BUFFERS and Gov
Frs,
Marble Stand LAMPS,
8 Diamond PIrCHER
ca Empress LAMPS.
"a Heart and Diamond LAMPS,
50 Seven inch Diamond BOWLS.
Together with Basins and Pitchers, Chambers
Tumblers, Gobets. China Tea Sets. Silver Plated
Spoons and Forks, Table Cutlery. Casters. &c.
J. II. DIGGES. Auct.
D. F. BOOTH, Salesman. no 2i-tds
JATHITEHURST'S OLD GALLERY.---
w Having concluded to close our business in
Redmond we shall soil at public auction, tiu
FRIDAY, Dee I'd, 1852 at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, tI fair;
if not. the next fair day, at our residence. II Main
street, a collection Of Oil PAINTINGS, Pastel do,
Photographic, and other Pictures; also, at the same
time and place, will be sold good collection oil
Furniture: Sofas, Tete Tete. Mahogany Chairs,
Mahogany Tables. Glass Cases, Velvet Frames al
Rosewood. large Mirrors, Screens. Beds and Bed
ding, Bedsteads, one large Sign, Window Drapery
a large stock of Cases and Chemicals, lot OF Gilt
Frames, &C., &c. The above goods will be on ex
hihiton TIL day of sale at rooms, u Main St.
Whitehurst's old Gallery. WATSON & SON.
J. II. DiGG rs, iuct. no l3-tS