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Litchfield enquirer., 1859-01-06
TO THE .aFELICTED.

A IL persons afflicted with that terrible malady "A called A FEVER SORE are assured that they can have perfect cure by the subscriber, or no charge for services rendered {.s. %
 Reference may be had to the followin9 persons E. Osborn, M. D., Polly Jennings, Truman Gill bert, Nathaniel Bailey. Leander Whitney, Lauren L. Peters, Peter I. Kidney, Cad Guild, P: Gould Guild, Alvan Guile, Lucinda Strong, Alma Strong, C. R. Wood, Sylvana Gilbert.
 BURTON w. ABBOTT Litchfeld South Farms,) Jan. 8, 1859. 37-4t
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-01-06

tg The snow-storm has prevented the arrival of the cars on the Naugatuck Railroad, and we are obliged to go to press without any intelligence from the citi es later than Monday morning.
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-01-06
HARRIsON'S COLUMBIAN
 HAIR DYE.

SIZE ENLARGED, STYLE IMPROVED. It has double the quantity and strength of any other It gives perfectly natural color. It colors every shade light brown jet blaak
 Its is easy and rapid.
 It is perfectly harmless to the skin. Its etf-ct is nsfantan eous and permanent. It is ha best quickest cheapest and safest DYE r made Rs- Directions for accompany each box. ga Price-1 oz $1;-2 oz $1 50 "A OF s 3;-S oz s. A In 4 Clerks 0M of the District Court the U for the EsAn District Penal N4nx1aaaer. APOLLOS ". HARRISON. 10 SoAth 7th &-
 PHILADELPHIA
 For sale by SE
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-01-06

aay. See Advertisement of Dr. SANFoRD's LIVER
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ARENA SEMINARY.
 AAENIA, DUTcHEss Co.,, N. Y. ... MALE AND FEMALE,

REV. DENNIsON GAGE, A: M., Principal A FIRST CLASS INSTITUTION, very pleasant IA ly located in remarkably healthy neighbor- hood and with corps of thorough and experienced Teachers and loo terms, offers unusual inducements to students e Winter term begins Dec 16th, 1858. For circulars or information, address
 3O-to1l GEO. W. CENTER Proprietor
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-01-06
WOLCOTT INSTITUTE.

FHyHE Winter Session of this School com -H- mences NOVEMBER Sd, to continue 21 weeks.
 A few day pupils be received
 The Rector presumes that it is unnecessary to enu- merae the advantages enjoyed by his pupils. for intel ectua and moral cultivation; 10 specify wha efforts will be made by him and his assistants those entrusted to his thorough and accomplished in the several branches of education, which their plans for life may indicate most essential.
 For circulars, please address st tr Litchfeld Oct. Il. 1858. %
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-01-06

ME ACRAONI, Tapioca, Corn Starch, Irish Moss. 4vA and Farina, st A. c. su1H Co.,
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a9F '-sas Hs7F-a-sT 1l-- e77s
 History of Litchfeld !


 HISTORICAL, BIOGRAPHICAL $. sT47zsT1rs1 TOGETHER WITH .a1- - COMPLETE OFFICIAL REGISTER OF THE TowNu In addition to History of the Town, the work is designed to embrace Family Genealogies, Bio. graphical Sketches of Public and Professional Men who were born have lived in Ltchfeld, interest. ing extracts from the '.Litclfield Monitor" &c AIsoYcomplete lists of State Officers, and all the principal officers of the County and Town, nclud- ing Members of Congress, Judges, Senators, States Attorneys, sherihs, Deputy Sherifis, County Con- missioners, Clerks and Treasurels Justices of the Peace Selectmen, Constables, Grand Jurors Listers. Assessors Board of Relief, Town Clerks Tieasurels, &c, from the organization of the Town to the pres ent time: Many facts and original documents rela- ting to the early history of the town, which have never before been published, have been transcribed, tor the work from the files preserved in the State Library ln Hartford; and much other new matter has been collected from various sources
 The author trusts that the loeraliy of the public and of individuals will be such as to enable him to embeliish his work with several portraits and otLer suitable engrayings.
 Subscription price, One Dollar per copy.
 P. k. MELBOURNE. Litchfeld, Dec 20 1858.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-21
THE LATEST FROM HARpER's FERRY.
THE SEARCH FOR co Ok

U,Rrngs FERRY, Oct. 2a--li p. Mn con-
vorsaiion with "cld Brown" yesterday, in
presence of Senator Mason, Hon. q. ]. Faux
ner. Of Va, and Hon. Mr.. Vaisndigham, of
ohio. he made several answers which clearly
,,cmon. tra,e the completely OF numerous per-
sons in the Northern, Western and Eastern
states lie refused TO answer the question
whether he had conference with Joshua r.
GddisgS about his Virginia expedition. He
admitted he had correspondent with parties at
The North on the subject. aud had numerous
syTnpathizers in all the free States,
DISPATCHES tonight from Hagsrstown, Md,
declare that Cooks wife certainly went 10
Harrisburg, Pa Tuesday She took hoard at
The same house with sold Browns" daughter
in-l3w.
The sheriff and deruty of IIsgerstcwn fol-
lowed Cook as TAR As tireenesstle to-day, and
She impression there is that Cook left for
Chanlersburg Al the latter place, it is be-
lrYed he passed through last night
The Sheriff was credi bly, in formed at Green
castle. that a lead of boxes passed through
there Tuesday. from Washington county, Nd,
loaded with rifles, pistols and pixies.
The Sheriff is going in search in the morn
ing The stage driver of Chambersburg, also
confirms the statement regarding Cooks wife.
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I oeksMITHINe, BELL HANGING

T OCkSMITHING, BELL HANGING,
IL SILVER PLATING. &c.--The subscriber has
just returned from the Northern cities, whore he
has laid in large supply Of materials OF the best
quality, used in I.0CKSMiTHING, BELL HANG
ING, SILVER PLATING, etc, and invites pub
lie attention to his business He has employed the
best workmen to be had, and is prepared to make
TO order every kind of Lock, to HANG BELLS in tho
best manner, and to do Silver Plating In style not
to be SUPPRESSED by any establishment in this coun-
try. All his work il warranted no sale.
After an experience of many years in this city,
and an ACQUAINTANCE with the best Lock makers in
this country, he hatters himself that he can give
satisfaction, both as to workmanship and prices,
and therefore solicts orders from town and coun-
try, which will meet with prompt attention.
Persons wishing to have Locks MADE OR REPAIR-
ed, BELLS HUNG in any style, or SILVER PLATING
executed in superior manner, are invited to call
at his establishment, on 10th street, three doors
south of Main. where they will he attended to at
the shortest notice.
Orders from distance, sent through the Post
Office. will be Immediately filed; and Bell Hanging
done in any part of the country a. cit. prices.
Address VIM. w. SNEAD,
Silver Platter, Locksmith and Bell Hanger.
oc 17-tf3m 10th street, Richmond. Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-21

By Ro. b. Lyme. Auet.

pUBLICs SALE OF ONE THOggsAIN.II
CITY Co. ON THE sWINEYARD'S ROAD,
WITHIN THREE MILES OF WlLLCQX'SAND
SWINEYARD,S LANDING, on JAMES RIVER
At AUcTIoN:-At The reanest, cf the ovners; I I
OF Noyember, at y o'clock. upon the promises, n
valuable FIR Tract 81 Of LAND. situated - de;cri6sd
aboye, containins one. thousand acres, adjoining
the lands Of @. G. Wsddell, John L. Walker. Jas.
Hubbard and others.
The greater portion Of il 10 in woods, and it,
proximity TO tho public landilgs on James river
renders this land very valuable - wood can be de-
very remgneratiye prices. II 10 believed that the
wood on the land. whoa delivered, will pay for il.
There Is suficiency Of cleared land for, . Per-
son beginning 70 faFm. which PRODUCES we'll Of the
usual crops. Tho Improvements coueiet OF .
Framed Dwelling, with the gsgAl Out Buildisgs.
gu built within iew years The location Y hsaIthy
and society sced and very yen!sat g ehsrches
npon application to the subscriber. and TIE isnd
shown g 1gy per,oa Wishing % Purcnaa& q -
will Be divided 70 suit purchasers.
TH1As ifbefet, and ma(le klovn eH go q 49,
no. B. LYME. Apct..
once In beeou1ent Motrop0litnn hstis
g 90 Get fd&&0. = 80 ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-21

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. is--The reports from
The sugar making districts stili continue of an
unfayorable nature. but IL is thought. with
cooler weather, there may he a change for the
tSticr.
An arrival al this port mentions an I'M
know bark as having been seen ashore on
Nozelle shoals, on the sth inst. There were
wrecke around assisting her. The vessel ia
believed 20 have been from New York.
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Gov. Magofiin, OF Kentucky, has appointed
thursday, November 2ith, as day OF Thanks.
giving.
Dr. Clayton Tifiin, who was surgeon In
the Y. 5. army ia 1910, died al New Orleans on
Tie i2th inst.
On Saturday last snow fell at Chateaauay
N. l., 10 tae depth Of half an inch
The eminent non nformist preacher Jno
ANGEL James, died at Birmingham. England
on the ist inst.
The wife Of the Rev. Mr. Cranberry. Char.
i n 70 tne University Of Virginia, died In
washington city, on last Monday.
a Dill to enslaye or Danish the free negroes
u tennessee, has been introduced in the LIE.
Rsiaiufe Of thai State.
., me jacksonville (Ala) Republican SAYS
'i'ry were visited with slight frost in tilai
county on the nights Of the 10Th and 18th.
iittie daughter Of Rev. w. w. Kennedy,
by a tail. =
me fiorenees are playing 81 Norfolk, Va.
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SALES OF STOCK IN RICHMOND;

liz
Ru John A. LANCASTER & Son, for the pesk end
ing Oct. 20. 1859.
VIRGINIA ne cent Registered Bonds, sales S95s4
Rch hna CITY Bonds last sales 500 and int.
Petersburg City Bonds, last sales S94 and int.
fynehburg CITY Bonds last sales $50 and int.
Norfolk City Bonds, last sales SO.
Exchange Bank Stock, safes Slo'.
Farmers Bank Stock, sales > l03
Bank Of Virginia Stock, sales s121a. n,oo,<
Bank OF the Commonwealth Stock. sales $1,000.
Richmond end Danville r. r.. Bonds, guaranteed
Virsinia Central r. r. Bonds, guaranteed by State
OF Va, last sales $50 and int.
City Of Petersburg Bonds, guaranteed by State OF
Va, last sales 9a6 and int;
James River and Kanawha Bonds, guaranteed by
State Of VA last sales S9l a.
Richmond Fire Association Stock, sales S3e
Virginia Fire and Marine Insurance Stock, last
MERCHANTS Insurance Stock, last sales $6sK.
Virginia Central II. r. LIST Mortgage Bonds, last
sales SIS and int.
virginia Central X. X. ID Mortgage Bonds,
Virginia and Tennessee X. r. LIST Mortgage Bonds,
last sales Ss2ts and int.
virginia and Tennessee R. r. End Mortgage Bonds,
yirainia and Tennessee r. r. srd Mortgage Bonds,
last sales $791z and int.
Orange and Alexandria r. X. 8 per cent. Bonds,
Orange ,n. and Alexandra r. r. per cent. Bonds
Manassas s Gap 4. Il. per cent. Bonds, last sales
sous 10y si ahe r. Bonds, last sales ss4 and int.
sou uh Side T. Bonds, 81 Araateedby Pesersbnrg
laat sales 500 {
Riehmon nds fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
Stock, last sales S72. e.,n 81
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad Stock' las
Richmond and Danvile Railroad Stock, sales 9ss-
James River and Kanawha Stock. last ssies 90
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SAD DowSRALL.-A Columbus (Ohio) paper
says: Among the recent arrivals at the Ohio
State Prison is a young man named Price, son
If a Connecticut Judge of considerable repu-
alton. He studied law with David Papl
prown, of Philadelphia afterwards with
John w. Forney. and was In China, for a
while. with late minister Reed. He is now
sent 10 Columbus for seven years, for issuing
counterfeit money.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-21

WARRINGTON MoSUmKST.-(ioy.W Weller, of
California, has just transmitted Si,sGe to the
Washington National Monument Society be-
ing The amount the State, through its LegisIa-
Iure,has resolved 10 contribute annually until
ne monument is finished. The voters of
hometown" in California, also contributed
So on election dav
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FATAL AFFRAY ON SHIPBoARp.-An ARRAY
occurred on board the ship Rising Sun, at the
Cnlhcha Islands on the Cd OF September, in
which u seaman Killed the second mate with q
sheath knife aud severely wounded the chief
mate with the same weapon. The mutineer
was put IN irons, and the murdered man bu-
Tied Ashore
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-21

The NATURAL REsCLT.-Wedn night
one OF The publishers of the National Era an
anti-slayery paper. published in Washington
city, made application at the Central Guard
house, asserting that threats had been made 10
destroy their properly, and they had reason TO
lear that an attack would be made In the course
VI The night No attack was made, however.
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From Texas.

CHARLESTON, Oct 2e.-The Courier has a
t,s2alch from New Orleans stating that anoti.
o. atfatk was expected on Brownsville. Texas
Yellow fever in Boas ton and GALVESTON was
Increasing.
There had been frost in portions of Texas
sai Mississippi. The crops are uninjured.
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Experts of Cot1on.

NOZZLE oef. ls-Theexpor Of cotton from
ihis port 20 Great Britain during the past
wc,k reached 1900 bales, and frorn New Or
leans for the same period, they Were oi.oOa
bales There were no exports 10 France from
either port during the week. 1t has been rain
laF ia this locality Tor several days
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-21

RELIGIOUS" MovEMENT.-The maieontents
who are dissatisfied because the American
Tract Society refuse TO interfere in the ques-
lion Of slavery. met at Chicago on the 18th,
nnder the name OF Evangelical Christian
Convention Several Northwestern States
We're represented. The usual denunciatory
resolutions on slavery were adopted.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-21

PATENTS were issued last week to Charles
b Waite Joseph w. Sener, OF Fredericks-
burg, Va for improy yemen Is in coffee pots, re-
issue) g. A. McEyoy, of Richmond, Va, for
Improvement in metallic seals for letters
hiram Nj. Smith, OF Richmond Va, for. inn
ltofemeHt in truss for relieving piles.
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PARTICULAR NOTICE..
M. q. WHITMAN, /. 0. s. NJ,

. I I,
generally, that should they need BRANDS for To-
bacco Boxes, Hogsheads. Bags, Barrels, Machine
~ or Linen, they would do we'll to either give hi m
call or drop = line; he having carried on this
business for the last fifteen years this city,
seqnently fatters himself he can please the most
fastidious. s.
No punches used, but really engraved, by which
means you get Tree shaped letter and the metal
not strained, and AS p matter of course the Brand
moro durable He does not pretend to work for
nothing and find himself, but will charge fair
having had single brand thrown on his hands for
fifteen years.
BRANnS, either on Metal or Bristol Board of
all sizes and designs; as also ALPHABETS and
FIGURES made to order.
NJ. G. WHITMAN,
Columbian Hotel Building, Shoekoe Slip.
Oc11-3m Rlchmond Va.
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LEAvENwoRTH. X. T., Oct ga fire &C.
snrred this morning on Shawnee and Main
streets, burning fifteen buildings and their
contents. Less s200.000; two thirds insured.
Russell, Majors & Waddeil's stores were con-
sumed Loss S70oOG; half insured.
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Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.
Tas FAR and fss rd-iddresSes-Accidt
LyNcHbuRG, VA, Oct 20.
We have the long ex pected crowd at last ;
cur city is completely filled up with visitors.
sHd ri a late hour last evening many of them
haf not been able TO find lodgings rs the no =
leis all full The exhibition yesterday,
both in quality and quantity, of articles ex-
nIhited. and number of visitors To the Grounds
far exceeded anything ever before seen in
Lyachburg. An Grafton was delivered al ~
O'clock, by Hon. T. s. Bocock which was able
eloquent and well suited 10 the occasion. The
snnual meeting of the Society was held last
evening. and Hon. W. Il. Preston of Mont.
gomery county. elected President for the en-
suing year. The annual address will be de-
llvered by Hon. Willoughby Newton, OF West
marelsnd.
The grand coronation bali comes off to-
night, and will doubtless he an imposing affair.
IN the way of anusements. Messrs kunkel
Co. seem 10 be the centre of attraction. and
their performances add greatly TO the hilarity
Of the occasion. They are well patronized.
AID no doubt will be well paid for their visit
l. Iynehburg.
Old Joe Sweeney, who has been reported as
dead, has turned up here, and contradicts the
report.
The trial of Overstreet, for murder. referred
20 In n former letter resulted in his being sent
On for further trial but admitted to bail in
lie sum of 500 He Will doubtless be cleared
George Blessing, Il candy maker, in the en-
ploy of Mr.. Thurman. of this city, was thrown
from wagon on yesterday, and seriously,
though not fatally injured. An old gentleman
named Terry, from Bedford. was kicked at the
FAIR Grounds, by a horse, by which his knee
was badly shattered.
II is thought that the number of visitors to-
day will be fully one third more than on yes
terliay. which is a reasonable estimate as our
streets now thronged with the immense
crowd which III many places reaches from
one pavement to The other PINkNsY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-21

FROM VERA CRCz.-The Navy Department
have dispatches from Capt. Turner, of the U.
States ship Saratoga, dated at Vera Cruz. Sep
temper cath. The health Of the crew was i'm
proving. but Lieut.. Byrens had suffered Sc
we're affection, having lost his eyesight from the
disease. On the 10th of September, the national
anniversary OF Mexican independence, the Sar-
stoga fred salute. The French and Spanish
.quadrons in the harbor, however, took no no.
Ice OF the holiday.
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BY Th0s. w. Keesee. Auct,,
tOhlce corner 18th and Cary streets.
BY Alex. Mott, Auct,

EURNITURE, GROCERIES. DRY
GOODS, &c.-WilI be sold, at auction, at nv
store cs on sAIuRSpAY 0e. p commencing at 10
Leaving the city. Also, a general assortment OF
GRoGERIES-say, Whisky, Brandy, Soap, Can
dies; Tobacco, Cigars. kc; Also: 500 pieces Ready
Made CLOTHING; 100 BLANKETS.
ADDITIONAL.- splendid Wardrobe, Glass
front sett Gas Fixtures. for family residence,
cost $50; sett super. u. S. Harness, complete
suitable for teamsters, DC.
oc2l ALEX. MOTT, Auct.
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MONEY MATTERS-EXCHl

MONEY MATTERS-EXCHANG
NORTHERN ExcHANGE-On New York and Phila-
dephia 4 q prem. e,
Such Of the Stock Bank notes and Of the Bank OF
the Valley, as are not taken by the Banks are at a
discount OF "a " cent.
The notes OF the Trans-Alleghany Bank are Is ~
cent discount. Bank of Kanawha, no sale.
North and South Carolina Bank Notes u 1% "
The notes Of the Bank of Weston and the Bank
of Manassa, 15 per ct. dis.
SILVER.
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COMETHING FOR SIIOEIAKERS AND
y SADLERS.-I would hereby return my thanks
to al my customers for their kind patronags tor
the last four ears, and most respectfully solicit
continuance Of the same.
have now on hand q good assortment Of SHOE
FINDINGE. KIT, &c. which can BE- bought very
CHEAP FOR CASH. as am etermned in future
to sell these things, 1t rotailt cheNper than thew
have ever before been sold in this city: Also.
French md Amsricen GALE ,Hk AT III 81 QE snd
nssasg e. e sesa
g y ''n sn6 5. 4, cHAI.KLkY, issh strsst,
20 8-dlmcw3m between Main and Cary.
asslsd 4
paysSy ! Indebted to the estate, will make imme-
dinte pas uent Of the sane; and all persnne hasine
ciaiIns axanst the estates viii present the prop
eriy authonticat1 for payment. - A y desirable
o settle ap the estate = aRfRcY s. Ann 'WSfLKs
Ad.a,x Of JoHn 81. Wlg<ss DEED.
SsSa IL n its branches. ~ The sau!o elace. and
eojicit tho patronage of ny friends ~ ~ r1one
TN1R 61TE--X god " AEON. nzitehte iqs
Il 1870 a. inIpiture, a baygAin eeA - -
easly appiioatipn - maNe - !, ~ Arxaerrr
ca.shnstss. leth =. heas'lea Mas ead carr 2
s.; |: :9's g s''s''' soo
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Z DEPOT BURNT AT PARKBRsBURG, VA.-The
me building erected as IA depot for the N. w.
Virginia Railroad Company at Elienboro, in
Ritchie county, Va, destroyed by fire
thursday morning, AT 3 o'clock-supposed to
nave been SET on fire. Il was not insured
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QICHMONDIRoN AND STEEL WORKS.

II The undersigned would respectfully call the
attention OF dealers and consumers to his large as
saItnent Of AMERICAN REFINED AND COM
MON IRON. consisting of all kinds and sizes of
BAR par, bang, Hoop, and Scroll Iron. Rounds and
and My Ie-Shoe Iron, lightning Rods, Agricultural
f Drum Teeth; Nut Iron and Tobacco Mill Tapered
PIT and Quarry Railroads. Railroad Frog Steel,
Steel Coach, Buggy, and Sulkey Tires and Quarry
Hail Round Steel JAS. HUNTER,
Foot 9th street, on the river.
n B-A large lot second hand WIRE in store,
suitable for hallng hay. oc Ia-2w.
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GINOCCHINO r BRO,
DOGGETT 4 ANDERSON.

II GOVERNOR STREET,
Would invite buyers to examine their Fall stock
Of q, &C, GARPETING, FLOOR oil. CLOTHS, and
CURTAIN GOODS which they are selling much be-
low the usual price that such goods are sold at.
Also: a large and varied assortment Of PAPER
HANGINGS, from the cheapest to the finest that
is mannfaf tuIed; both French and American.
pared with the best of workmen to make and fit
70 rooms; IN the city 81 OF country, CARPETS, CUR
at the shortest notice. Also, PAPER-HANGING
done by superior woIkinen. Housekeepers need.
ing anything in our line, will and our assortment
good and our prices low. oc 53m
CHURCH HILL GROCERY.-I beg leave to
" inform the citizens of Church Hill and vicinity,
that have this day completed my stock Of FAMI-
Ky GROCERl ES, and shall continue to keep on
hand articles of the best quality. As have tho
greater portion of my GROCERIES bought at the
cargo sales and IN Northern cities, arm detcrmIn-
ed to sell them as cheap. if not cheaper, than they
can he purchased down town; and as shall keep
strictly temperance house, would call the attention
of her honored sons.
Be sure to call at the right place, brick store,
near Leigh Street Church, formerly occupied by o.
w. Saunders. w. H. CARR.
M. B.-Goods delivered to customers, il request
ed. 90 l5-lm
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TgSg s J yoS SALE \ Of yAL1gAghE

FAKM, kNUWN AS 'KURAL SHADES.''-
ing date the a,th day of September. 1854, and re-
corded in Henrco County Court Clerks Office be-
ing thereto requested / shall sell at public auction
upon the premises, on THURSDAY the 9th day
OF october, commencing at 4 O'Clock. p. NJ, that
valuable Z I'm known as Rural Shades" in the
county of Henrico. on the New Bridge, or stony
Run road, about two miles east of the city Of Rich
mond, adjoining High Meadow, the farm of r. H
lies on the north side of the road, and contains
NINETEEN ACRES, with a valuable orchard
usual ont. buildings, in tolerable order, most Of
which are located in a beautiful oak grove.
tfnl situaton Rural Shades, for its size, is con-
sdered one of the most desirable farms now in
market. 80
TERMs.-One- fifth cash; the balance at !, O. and
years, credit pay ments to bear interest, payable
semi annually, and secured BY a trust deed.
JAS. M. TAYLOR, Trustee.
JAS. NJ. TAYLOR & Soy, Auct's. oc IL
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REDUCTION or POSTAGE TO BADEN, GER
MANY, BY TaK BREMEN MAIL-Tbe single rate
vi ietter postage between the United States
and the grand Duchy of Baden, via Bremen,
Will hereafter be Is cents, instead Of % cents
JrsPoyHaea; optional.