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Young Lady Burned to Death.

SING SING, n. Y, Dec. IA sister, in law
OF Mr.. Laight who resides a mile two East
of this village, about II years of age, lost her
life on FRIDAY in consequence of her clothes
taking TIRE from the CRATE. La her frenzy she
rushed into the open air, and was SOON found
with her clothing entirely consumed. except a
waolien mead covering, which protected the
upper part of her person.
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NEw ORLEANS, Dec. 13.-Vera Cruz dates
to the sth inst. bring a confirmation OF the
victories of Miramon. There was a proba-
bility of an immediate attack on Vera Cruz by
the forces of Miramon and Robles combined
Local treason had been discovered in the ] ua-
TeZ Marty
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NJ James a. fayier 8 6sn, 77rrSs
FFsxccFF55yss LAM AZ 3 M 81 NH s .1

hiCHMOND.-ln pnrsunnes 81 ~ pTosj - X NJ r
aesd of trust - the 81 dessi 1SioS.
gafed the nth &c March. lS5S ssd asiy 49, y r.
III Sse, 4, Omce Of Henrlco Centy CoaF t1ke
~ b 81 tne crs9i.s; s. pntlic kh
YET next.ltt Hair; II not, the nsxt fair d6Y f&0SSsf
ina called 81 Il IA ~. eas ~ s.
HenricO, near the city Of Rjeisuuonk s1fsn;rs ~
Catholic College tract - :.
The trcct CONTAINS ~ acree, and hAs nnns L :
comfortable dwelling house, and All neees susf-
hcuscs for the accommodating OF snalf GGllS -
Its proximity to the city renders Is voFy de7IrSSto
- suburban residence. and also % 4 maskaf esS-
Den. There 10 an insurance upon The dVoJ{e9-
house for q 500 until eth JannaSy - my infSS-
eat IN which will be transfeFred to the purchaser.
Iksns.-Cash for oMuch ~ will b nsoeeessy y
satIsiy the purposes Of tho deed. say abUut oxloo
ref the balance, upon 4 credit pf - mgnehls With
interest from day OF sale satisfactory 4ooaflfy b.
deed OF trust or otherwise 10 b xvUn Tor deferred
payment. Though, ~ trustee, am ro0uffUd. 10
sell Tor cash yet the pure haser will be abb ar
. n iof reasonable credit upon shout HIN ri
The title is. believed to b good: bot selling =
trustee, Il shall cosvey With special varranty o1ly
G. q. GRlSWOLD. TY6efc1
sale conducted By JANIS n. TAYL0R & Son.
POSTPONEMENT.-In consequence 81 inclem-
ent Meather the above sale vas postponed till
WEDNESDAY, the 18th inst !, ct II ~ olo0f, NJ
de G. q. GRlSWOLD, TfSetoe.
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MAN EATEN BY HoGs.-John Rigney, a
respectable citizen OF Casey county, KY, while
In the woods few day since, was crushed by
The fall of a tree, and while thus confined was
attacked by his hogs, which were feeding near
by, and literally Torn in pieces. Nothing of
his head and n-ce were fonnd undisfgured ex-
cept one of his lips. He leaves wife and
seven children
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Margaret q uinD, an Irish woman, was bru-
tally murdered by her husband, Patrick
Quinn. in indianapolis, on the 9TH inst
Quinn has been arrested.
Mrs. Caroline S. Beman, mother Of the Hon
William l.. faneey, died In Montgomery, Ala,
on the 9th inst, aged 10 years.
John Strain. Jr, a weli-known citizen Of
Warren county, Indiana, committed suicide
recently by eating his throat
Rev. @. Diehi, formerly paster OF the L,u-
theran congregations Ut Smieksburg. Pa, mud
vicinity, died In Ohio last week.
nThs West Augusta Guards have rstnrusd
None ffom CAAfIsstown,
1asass ksjAsn, ene ss ~ Oldest sttispas q
eissssaAN, AGsA ea tAs eth inst
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NOTICE.---on, FRIDAY. the sd December,
~ 1882 will sell at public anction. CONNIE ncing
at u O'Clock NJ on the promises. atxha corner. or
rather foot of 7th sire Z al the FACTORY FIX
rURES, BRANDS. IMPLEMENT rs, and unex-
PRED Lease, belonging to the estate of the late
N. II. Thornton. In the selection Of Fixtures.
which are Of superior quality, there will be
found everything complete for working to advan
tage from ell hty To one hundred hsDds. Ii is my
wish TO dispose of everything at private sale, and
parties wishing to purchase will .he waited on in
examination either by ms self Or Mr.. T. Fl. Mason,
the Manager. The Brands are good and on the
whole. this may be considered the hest possible
opening for an immediate establishment OF Il repu-
tation 70 person Of business habits, and which
would # practically msaaged, oertainly succeed
either by Partnership or wages which fact ss he i
pfacticsi business man. and well acquainted with
everything appeItaining to the busness, viii
~ faci itate the interest o. ths purchaser Ii mol
sold before, y will be sold The day above men,
toned. Parties wishing 10 buy, viii oblise me b,
s'TfT1ns and , aSeniasnns a'oncs WILLIAMS
de S-dtds Admin N 81. srhornton. decd.
VIII be added to the above sale, About $4,000 feel
Of SEASONED TOBACCO BOARDS, ON the pre-
misses. fda ri ID. r. WILLIAMS, Adnsr.
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MAsoNIo.--The Grand Lodge OF North Car
DINA met at Raleigh last week and elected the
following officers: Grand Master, L. T. Will
liams. Charlotte; Grand Sr. Warden, II. e..
Lucas Fayetteville; Grand Jr. Warden, DIR.
T. FlWatson, Nationwide; Grand Treasurer,
&. W u. Hut.hings, Raleigh; Grand Secre-
tary VIM I. Balm, Raleigh
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A MY AUCTION ROOMS, 50 Main strSat,
"A will be sold. oommencng TONIGHT, q !
e,ciock, a large invoice Of Is carat GOLD AND
SILVER WATCHES. together with = fne coIieo-
bon na IF 81 :, Go Oh JEWEBRT; FANCy G0pP4r
AND POCKET CUTLERY STATIONERY,
GOLD PENS. PENCILS, De, &c.
N: BAH goods warranted - represented, And
sold without reserve. J. VI. DIGGEB, Aact
d. F. BoorH. Salesman. zESx1nc NO so-0
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OLD BROWNS EPITAPH.--The inscription
prepared by Brown, the day before his execu-
lion, To be placed on his tombstone, reads
"John Brown, born May o, fe00; was executed
at Charlestown, Virginia, Dec. 2. 1852"
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Fire in New York.


NEW YORK, Dec. l3.-The Repository and
Bindery OF the American Tract Society were
damaged by fire to-day to the amo I'm of 81 coo
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WRECK AID Loss OF LirR.-A dispatch
from Boss ton says that an unknown brig, laden
with lumber. went ashore on Handkerchief
ShoaI, last Sunday night. All hands sup
posed to be lost
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The BANNER STATE."-Alabama is the
"Ianner State Of the Union In its contribu-
sions to the Mount Vernon fund on the 4th OF
Inrg
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An ANCIENT CHURCH BURsT.-The old
meeting -house In Wilton, N. H., which was
over one hundred years old and has long been
used as a town house. was burned down last
Thursday night.
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BY Alex. Mott, Anct,

GROCERIEs, DRY GOODS. CLOTHING.
M &c.-WIl be sold at auction, at nv store on
Thu hSDAl, December 10, commencing at 10
oe'eck, 10 bbs. Old Rye Whiske,; rs 4 casks Bran
dy; 10 gal casks Cherry Brandy; Gin Cocktail:
Apple Brandy; Port and Ciaret Wines.
DRY GtlODS.-- Cassimeres, Cassinetts Linen
Table Cloths, Merino Shirts and Drawers Mems
200 pieces ready made CLOTHING. consisting of
O2ats. rants and Vests. ALEX MOTT.
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rUTURE DXYS.
NJ fssdtfu 8 Arrrrssn. Arcese.
D Al 4HH 5dhE EFav ~ Ed P nj

,srH Il Fsi, At TT The 5a CORNER GF ROSS AID
tes s e discontinue hcaseksepins, We offer
.I sale ,ss. At auction on FRIDAY, the 18th Deccm
sa IT. sss e. s;a his a
vide slley. The buildings on Il have been erected
there Is q most spacious brick kitchen three sto,
rlss high, containing eight ruonas smoke house
dwelling is Is by u feet three stories ab,vs has. &c
uient, and cont AIMS ii rooms. From the basene At
70 the fourth story. the house supplied With gas
provsmeHts. with excellent culvert 10 drain the
premises The dwelling il faced on two slaes with
workmanship throughout is OF the most gu osr;oT
order. and he materials selected with the rTeatest
care II is believed that there are few III any, bet
qnested to call on Mr.. Winston, at the store of
Fisher x Winston. Possession given during the
!. TkBMs-Qne- NTH cash; balance at 6, IL. IS and
"a months for negotiable notes, interest added Sc
Goblin 4 AppERsoN. Aucts.
chase most Of # tx gsss can
no 80 A.. Aucts
COMMISSi0NERS, SALE OF HOUSE
- ~ AND LOT IN HENRIC0, ON UNION HILL.
At . T ! II. CORNER OF pleasant rs AND aD
pronounced on the 18th November 1859, in the case
&C.. shall proceed TO sell at public ancfon on the
premises on NOM the l9thtay of December,
q he Ef ss1asd q .o,S far
sistlng Of the house and lot located as above, and
now in the occupancy Of Mrs. Emeline Martin.
months, for negotiable notes, interest added. xa
cured Iy trust deed. =
} HHsE :, S9yh sssIsos.} c.m....
de6 ALEX. H. SANDS
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DRowHKp.-Mr. Daniel Bruce, Of King
George county Va, was accidentally kn.cked
overheard from the schooner Victor, In the
Potomac, last Wednesday, ana drowned.
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DOORS.

ROCKS,
- Beautifully Illustrated and richly Bound, SUIT
RAPHAELs MAbo 81 INA ears an plles san book
beautifully bound and Illustrated with thirteen
81 T3l2Sff SHSI sH'5f sifS
with hundred steel ensravinss; elegantly
THE MERc CHANT OF VENICE; handsomely il.
3F The couRi tds c GihsIs H.
h ~ Mrs. Jameson; Iwenty-one portraits
THE E1 P%Ra fafa 8 81 OUR LORDS Illustrated
o1 lm ten hsupsro eng ETY. richly % bound
sHkksPEAkEAN s0 TAB H2 s1Ss eoorsd illus.
trations, printed n gold on Bristol board, and
The fHi FI5R DsIn2 so wi Flowers ooored
IN Bso boafds
rHE DRESDEN 81 81 .sALLtERY an elegant as we'll
The MuNicH GA L Rsss:o nnifoam with the
THE Rrf SERf Gf' GiIHGkY uniform with the
TENNYsoN's POEMS; illustrst~d BY Maci Else,
CoMUs. By Milton. Handsomely illustrated and
THE DEsERTR DC CoTTAGE By Wordsworth.
Illustrated. Uniform with Millions Comus.-
THE POEMS OF OLIVER GOLDSMITH
Beautifully printed, with gold borders and with
THE fostsf 81 ESeLaNp or Roya Book of
Beauty; Twenty eight highly finished portraits
THE sTRATFoRp GALLERY; or, The shak,-
peare Sisterhood. Forty 1--WE ideal portraits
beautifully engraved, and described by Henri
eta Lee Palmer. l3OO.
BOOK OF FAVORlTE BALLADS. illustrated
with 30 ensravlngs by the first artists, co.
Female characters Sir Wser SCOTS naves
A new and elegant edition of this favorite book
1000
MoORE's LALLA ROCK; newly illustrated
edition; small quarto-very beautiful. 700.
BUNYAN'S PILGRIMS PROGRESS. Steel il
750.
SACRED AND LEGENDARY ART. By Mrs.
THoMSoN'S SEASONS; a new and handsome
edition. Illustrated
THE COURSE OF TIME. Illustrated.
The above form but portion of the splendid col
lection OF elegantly bound ard illustrated works
lately received by the subscribers, nearly ali of
which are fresh and new stock
JAMES WOODHOUSE Il Co,
Booksellers Staronars and Dealers IN Piano Fortes
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=
- FON CMAHLEeTON.e b. o. ..The ~.
ros,;c.v 3seILpka, Mastsr, havins he srsst 8;
o. psssa ssss s.g'as sd Int
8 s:@ss apply y B colouIrr Co 20
&Spxxdakhkff Iisskk.l4kcckP l ht,vypEss sl
1s.... The ney Al BARI PIONEER vii III jssd ior
pSs lnesiss win sivsn to Importess whom the
dre.. =, expected TO return from Liverpool
For further information Apply 10 Mes,r.. Bor, :
nlss.saf'' sA'E s@sef s. v5Ss
~ p.s a9 lsnd BALTEinn N regular
and o. bo.sd Says q her
!: isass f'l ''na'nesI. fppsd of Z urrr co.
.h3sys ph IoaEsoYThs G esss sshG sgs
s.s.d and sons s. M D9rG e her
as ssess For 'emainSsr s sp gGI & 20
IL R6 PSk NE EEW s6. OR, .chT.
~ p.scted and will sail for the above port with
dispatch p ~ If5s.sh M sPD Gt f
Esassf1st e.s.a Ns ,ehsensr
eassed s9d
- oos-s DAVID WIN. CURRIE.
aon SE .ssos YSF Fh kT4s ,ys.s5G.
coPEs, having a portion of her careo e n
patch. r or balance of freight. apply to
ae It's DAVID 4 VIM. CURRIE.
eeIE NS1DTTIcE.-The steamer CURTIS
-. oth inst, discontinue runnina l,e'
Their notice. 1''h iui-
The steamer GLEN COVE, Capt z. c. GtrroRn.
VIII continue the regular run between this. Ports
nouia ana NorieS saying the wharf Rockets
FRIDAY MORNINGS, at c,f prec,ssiy. and a Iel
iuIh eacn alternate day, tScnday excepted tieav
de Its r. q HasRINc
Essss.csTARTlSs 10 F + kMfStn fl
TIo.- = AND NORFOLK, AND REDHr
I i,ft ,, ~ fARE.-The GLEN COVE and eli r.
liz fECk viii, on and after Monday next. Ard IF
octoDer, leave the wharf at Rockets every morn
ing teundays eIcepted,) at 61s O'clock preciseiy
me 9ien Cove leaving every Monday, VI eJnesday
ana r iday mornings. and the Curtis Peck every
tuesday, Thursday and Saturday mornings and
o9tn boats return each alternate days touching at
ali the resu lar landings going and returning,
fassage Tor the round trip, to and from Ports
mouth or Norfolk, SIS. To City Point, 81.
X. O. HASKINS
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cNs CHA NC .T,tF 11ssf-s -.
- 49, .4ssss.lS sTARTING TO PORTsMotyr
MILLINERY,

N MRS. f. LYONS,
Co. FASHIONABLE MILLINERY ROOMS,
~ tl23 Main street,
Invites the attention of strangers visiting the
city, and public generally to her stock Of iii Ii
merry and FANCY GOODS, consisting Of new
style WINTER HATS, HEAL -DRESSES. HAIR
BRAIDS. &C.. &C., which she viii dispose OF
on reasonable terms.
~ DRESSES and CLOAKS made to order.
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~ ~. $500 =.

fsLoYMIN0, CI0Tf5INd. ~ ArC4foNs
" y WI he sotd - a4otfee. q ~ eee1p THIS
oMnarS 4. sfc NM 9 es!es
MIGHT eALKe.-NX FcnKa JRWHtQg
AND FANCY GOODS WIN g - GH1iSo
ssi nd lair ~ eS : s
psEhs laFse 4asostneQ of - a4a Cd ut
Knives and Feytss Peel efC n5lsfy cs5fsfS -
wnFe, Meylno Shirts. UF6voY6s fekI9 e. -
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NEGRO HIRING, 0o.
1890 NEGRO HIRING FOR 1870

ROBERT d. LYME.
The snhscriher respectfully offers his services
AGENT NJ The S ii RI e. here
groes. He has had an experience Of mere than 70
sr los. the hire Of nesro sent t. him The birss
have been paid anaEterly, good homes and fair
ton to all Of his patrons No effort viii BE- spared
| IN future te advance the interest and sscurs the
Sr s s ana
though he has retired from the active duties OF hs
professor get he viii prescribe Without shssxs:
| far as possible; much has been saved to the owA-
ers during thus sesr BY that course.
please notify him Of such intention. and ssna their
negroes to his Office BY the LIST Of January. he he.
sa ts ample asransemenss TO haze them Wv cared
Office in basement Of Metropolitan Hall.
Ex.- Gov. J. NJ. Gregory, Col. Geo. Richersou.
Judge VIM. w crump, Judge J. B. Copson.
f5ssss5% sfsss' Elder ,.. VI. ' s:s. .
Hon. D 6 D; $;sss' a ha u s s.s =.
geo Fitzhngh Esq, d~(sksbwrs.
DIR. Urauart. Elder r. L. Coleman.
Muscoe Garnett, DR.. Gessnef Hsrrison.
T. NJ. Ware, CAaYigftsssiils.
r r.. Robson 3 bRos; D. N. BernAT S:,.,,s.ys.
ESSEX. DR.. }. simpkins, Noefoh,
Charles City. Ckestssfsff.
John Hunter, Louisa. M. N. Walton, Fasssiss.
ue i1-e&clh
| 1860. NEGRO HIRING. 1850.
f. A. j. cLOP TON,
GENERAL AGENT AND COLLECTOR,
OFFICE coRSRs Wall AM FaAxkLm Sra,
sopp'''iRs f t:iHifMsssNsfi V VA. e'a'
The subscriber ssss q return his skaoylsdE-
during the past YEAR ard would inform them tbAt
he !, sti!l eept'pnss lne husinsss Of HIKING OUT
N Es!Ff rs r RE tiM onT .oSsEs. COL
tainns % GENERAL AGENCY, 70 siiof wSiSk
he gives his personal attention. M .
Parties In the country who may cntrust the III.
every attention being paid 70 getting thom ncBe
other bat good homes and the best prices. end n
the event a sickness. the best medical AID psv-
sonat ~ enttoH shsil always be supplied;
kA NEGROES for hire tine conf ns year hsd better
bic.
unknown. beg To refer to heftoll0winx psrsous
piespa n.sa H.ii Co. s & whi essss.s
hims Queen County. pr i. L. Wsixht.
pr. Th0mas Lattne, pr. ys~. IL. Lataaes
u 3 sIe 9eusiy 81 Bsy si s. Roy
Rev. Thcs Z: Locke. John l. l.stans.
Robs i Mudsin s'1" b. m ioSn Lss. ssis.
Pr, ing d. Butter, GsoEessfss Cesstv.
l.. II: Kemp: Or. T. G Cl0ptOu.
NEGRO HIRING FOR 1850 The sode.-
s,sned esr: p he service. 20 the public =
increased experience enables him confidently %
promise thcse who engaze hrs services. that theiz
business will be attended, 70 In the most satafectofy
manner and prompt returns t Rids S;IaEEsWST fs
dss-lm on'' ana'i A'''i aiss.ss s.' VI.
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HATS, CARS, EgRs, aUFrALo ROBES

HATS, CAPS, FURS, BUFFALO ROHEN,
II &C., AT .AuCTION.-Wlll be sold Al nv aro-
lith, ut 10 O'clock A. M. two dog. Boyss assorfsd
Caps; two doz. Boys Velvet Caps; = lot Of Plush
and other Caps for men and boys; Wool. Fur. ard
silk Hats; Russian Fitch VEctorines Chldren 3
White Far Victnrlnes; Buffalo Robes, a. To-
Goods ofvarious kinds. ], H. DfGfiS. Anof
4 ID. +. BooTH, Salesman, do 13-fa
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BOARDING.


BOARD. 1.-Two gentlemen can be accoIflmo-
II dated with BOARD IN private family. Apply
9th street, three doors above Leigh. de I3-2t*
BOARDING.
D Mrs. w. O. YEATMAN having
taken a large and comm odious house on Franklin
street; between 5th and 9th streets can aceommo-
date three FAMILIES with LARG r and PLEA
SAINT ROOMS. Also. six GENTLEMEN.
no 2i-lms
BOARD. ION the corner of Broad and 18th SITS.
~ opposite the Powhatan House, three agrees-
bic chambers can be occupied by families without
children. or r. single gentlemen. Also, few
young gentlemen can be accommodated with DAY
BOARD. noI9-Im
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IU1lee corner Of lzth and Cary stfeeEs.
A-ss,-& LARGE SALE OF CANAL
15ssTS BOATS AND TEAMS. AT AUG
auction On the Basin It Richsnond' on TuEspXVs,
2oth Of December, the following CANAL BOATS,
helonging to the Seabosrd Towing and Transpor-
tatlon Company:
ID. II. GOOCH, NAPOLEON,
3. F.LApp, LINDEN,
Is. w, Johns. CLEVkLANO.
John r., SMITH, VIRGINIA. q
TH0S. II. ELLIS. JIMMY 1IEFT0E.
.Ajso. At the Same Nln9 An4 plaes tAIFt5 tnQr
HARNESS and other edpirnpents.
TeFu1 made known % che 1Hy of seie. Hale
s.,s sssass,.s 4 rs: Qas: s:sa 1s sssA
4 ssss sssi 81. ,'' =, =
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p EMOyAL, r. e MOVAL.-CHARIE A.
Ii GWATKIN will remove from the store he now
occupies on the first DAY of March next. Until that
Tune he Will sell of his large and desirable stock of
DRY GOODS. CARPETS, SILKS and EMBR0ID-
ERlES, RIBBONS. NEGRO CLOTHING, Brown
and Blsached C0TTONS at almost any price,
every piece of goods in the house, to avoid the
trouble of moving. The prices will be so reduced
as To effect that object.
NOTlCE.-The attention of the ladies' is request
ed to the large stock of Silks Double Skirt Robes,
and French Delaine Robes. Also, Cloaks, Flan-
nes. Also, 5000 yards Printed Delaines. We will
take pleasure in showing those who call through the
stock at any time CHAS. A. GWATKTN,
de f2-6t Opposite Exchange Bank.
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ri SSGSR s { 4 sYS SAiSSSSssE.{ con'r.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE


1 REAL ESTATE. ON MARSHALL AND
FIRST STREETS, AT AUCTION BY virtue of
a deed of trust executed by William Boetwright
r.. and wife, to the subscriber, dated LIST day Of
March, 1850, and recorded IN Richmond Hastings
Court Office being thereto requested by the per-
sonal Representative of the creditor secured by
said deed, will sell at public auction ON MONDAY
10Th December, 1852 ff fair; if not, the next fair
day thereafter. J upon the premises. commencing
at 81 O'Clock p. NJ. the property conveyed By said
deed. being L0T OF GROUND situated At the
northwest corner Of Marshall and First streets,
fronting 80 feet ON Marshall street. and runniBS
back on First street and between parallel lines ~
it an excellent BRICK DWELLING and other
improvements , and is the same which was recently
occupied by Mr. ,lohn III. Besher.
The title is believed to be perfect; but, selling as
trustee, shal convey with special arranty.
TERMs.-There will be required in cash. q sum
sufficient to defray the EXPENSES attending the ex~
ecutien of the trust, nd to LAY of bond for the
principal sum OF S2400. with the interest in arrear
thereon from the iith day of February. 1853. and
the remainder upon such terms o. payment as will
be made known at the time of sale
SAM UEL 7: PULLiAM, Trustee.
Sale conducted by A. d. WILLIAMS, Auct.
de
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M FRENCH MILLINERY, Mn
CO AT MADAME SONS. wv
* MysStore will be- closed on WE'D SUk0
NESnA1. the l4th inst, and will be re-opened
THURSDAY. the 18TH with q fresh supply Of
BONNETS, HEAD-DREsSES, RIBBONS, &c,
oil latest fashions.
no 22-Imt Madama SON No M Main street
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QOYS' OvEk-gOATS.--T THE stock emprsces
~ Pilot. esl-Skin. Beaver Ngd Cloth OWN
iii'li i 4 :ias MI: NJ s....s :
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IL ER0SENE Olls.--We have just received q
hsnppis Of Kerosene Oil, Of very superior quality
and does not smoke.
P.JOHNsT0N 4 BRO, Drngrists.
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BY E. B. Cook. Auct.

TRUSTEES SALE OF STOCK OF DRY
By virtue Of Deed of Trust, executed TO me nv s,
GngseIIieimer and of record in the Clerks office
OF the Hustinss Court of the city of Richmond,
shall offer Tor sale at public auction, at 10 clock
A. NJ, on THURSDAY 18th inst, ut the store Of
SAID Guggenheimer. on Main street near Market
Bridge, his entire stock of DRY GOODS. CLOTH
of said store. ~ = = :
TKRMs.--All sums under $50 cash; over that
amount, months credit. for satisfactory papor. :
@. w. RANDOLPH, Trustee. {
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GEN. sUP'TS OFFICE VA CENTRAL. R.R..I
RICHMOND, Dec. IL, 1859.
E--s=tz=szzz MOTH e E.--The Freig hit
49, Trains on this Road will be dis
Ell kx--nS@continued during the Chr stnlas
holidays, The last Freight Tram going west pre-
vious to the holidays will leave Richmond on SAP
URDAY MORNING. the 2lth of December; and
all freight must be delivered at the Depot before
7: M, FRIDAY, the sd. The first Freight Train
DAY. the Sd of January, 1860. he up freisht De-
pot viii be open Tor the reception Of freight on
will arrive in Richmond on Monday. the 26th Of
December Consigness of goods by this tram can
get their goods from the Depot on Tuesday the
9th. THOS. DODAMEAD Geu'l Sup't
de I3--ts
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NOTICE. ..f have this day appointed FRANCIS
~ NiEpERMKYgR as my agent, 10 condnct the
GARDENING ard DAIRY BUSINESS, and all
business incident and appeftaining thereto. to buy
and sell for cash only.
Richmond, 18th December, 1859. de l3-2ws
lime, CEMENT And PLASTER.
IL 900 casks hest R0CKLAND LIME.
300 bbls. ROsENDALE CEMENT.
100 bbts. CALcINED PLASTER.
Now landing ont the Dock and for sale By
de 1j-2t LGTHEH LIBBY.
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Is cHAsIcE1s.
COMMISSIONERS orrrcr !,

DECEMBER 18th, 1859
All persons iate rested in the foregoing dscrea
hereby notified that | have appointed the ii rn
DAY OF JANUARY, 1860, as the time, and nv
residence in Caroline county as the place lar nar .
forming the duties required of ne by the foregning
decree, when and where all persons inferesreri ara
enable me to execute the decree W
EDMUND T. MORRIS.
commissioner of Caroline Circuit ConIt
del --d1t&sw4w