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ny ,. q. Di.ses. Auci'r.
MHITEHuRSI,s OLD GALLERY

w Having concluded to close our husir ess in
Richmond We shall sell at public auction. on
FRIDAY, Dec I'd. 1863. al 10 o'clock A. N. fair;
Ii not the next fair DAY.. at cur residence N Main
street.. collection Of Oil Paintin = Pastel do.
PHOTOGRAPHS, and ether Pictures; aiao atthe same
time and plsce, vii, be snld u good collection Of
Furniturs: sefas, Tete-a- etc. Mahogany Chairs
Mahogan, Tables. Glass Cases, Velvet FrsMss Ct
Rosewood, large Mirrors. Screens Bsds ard Bed
ding. Hedsteads, one large sign. Window Drapers,
large stock Of Cases and Chemicals, lot Of Gilt
Frames, So, &c. The above goods vii q on ex-
hihition till daE Of sale Is our roctun "a Main It.
Whisehnrst's old Galisry. WATSON & SON.
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Northern Marke,s-rBY TELEGRAPH.

NEW IoRk. Nov. 30 Cotton heavy-:ales Of 1900
lales--EpAnds middling quoted st lls. Flour
baoyant-S0uthern unchanged. Wheat a shade
h .lef-Seuthera nominal. Corn id2c better IN r
new elbow 7soSs: old white 5000 Pork steady
mess Si6I2; rrlms 81 25 Whiskey 26a99a :
SI.ar ffm-stock or hand s. GO hhls boxes AID
bags. Coffee irm-saies of ESQ bags Rio al IL. o
l;t-s'ock on hand 720O0 ba.s Nols.ses firm
stock k4o0 hhds. Turpentine heavy. RosIn dull
kiee firm. Stocks heavy-Vz. SIS S93.
The Tea sale TO day. was not Spirited, but PIE
y!Ous rates were sustained.
B,LIIxoRE, Nov 3o-Flour STEADY Howard st.
81 81. Wheat has advancing tendeBcy-white
SI3l; rsd 25al.?6. Corn duil-whlte 68173; NJ "
yellow 63.sI0 NJ ess pork SIS 75 primo do. 10 80;
Bacon aides l0s. Whlskey 260.61,.
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The Body OF John Brown.

NEW YORK. Nov. 31.-The Tribune says
Gsv. Wise has written 10 Mrs. Brown, enclos-
ing an order for the safe conduct of her mes
sanger 10 Charlesiown. and for the remains OF
Brown 10 be decentiy committed to his care.
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RUNAWAYS,


10 S25 REWARD. Runaway from the
EAs subscriber. about the 10th September last.
81 hrig ht MCLArT0 BOY, about Is years old
sFs He is Tather small for his age; he has had the
.2s-A=sca'd head badly; the hair is betinn,as to
grow again on the lower PORTION of his had. /
have hoard that he purchased wiz and mousIaeha,
no doubt for disguise. 1t Is probable that he is
lurking somewhere about Richmond. | will pay
the above reward. if he is secured that get HIM
again. no 26-ta <. X. BEASLEI.
- COMMITTED To THE JAIL OF
~ Chesterfield County on the 18th of the pres
r. eoJ month, a NEGRO MAN. WHO calls him
~ self RICHARD JAMES BRANCH. and
-<&-- says he ~ sometimes called Cross. SAID Ne
gro is about feet inches hish about Is years of
age; complexion black, with scar on his left
and nose. He SAWS he is free, and had when ar
rested his possession several certificates of his
freedom, W hch were evidently forced by himself,
as ne can read and write. Ii said Negro is runa
way. the owner will come forward, prove property.
and take him away, or ne will be dealt W th accord
ing to law. SO. DUVAL.
no 25-d6w TAILOR Chesterfield County, Va.
SA S25 REWARD, - The above reward
"a will be paid te any one who Will apprehend
WNapd commit to jail negro hoy THOMAS,
- who off abont the 18th CT May last from
s.<lk-Mr. George D. Harwood. of Richmond, 10
whom he was hired. He is about Is years old,
slender torm, low forehead, brown skin. speaks
quick when spoken TO and has been accustomed to
work IN a tobacco factory. When last heard from
he was on canal boat going towards l.ynehhurg.
p. B JONES.
Admir- of Sam'l Peasants, ec'd
Rapid Ann Station, Culpeler Co. oc It's
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.N~~ CHANGE OF HOUR At
Ene9s4SuUx7SSTARTTNG TO PORTSMOUTH
k1M9llRN 11une2 A n NnR y
MILLINERY.

~SA FRENCH sasLLtN VERY. mA
eEY AT MADAME SONS. ASTZ
* My stock of MILLINERY is now S2lk03
complete. and receiving constant supplies of the
latest fashions from the North. J am alwals pro-
vided With q select assortment, aEc am enabled to
sell at very literal prices.
The hest assortment OF HEAD DRESSES and
DRESS CAPS, TO be found in the city.
Madame son, No IS Main street.
Country merchants are supplied at New York
wholesale prices. no Z2-dImt
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OFFICE OF RICHMOND & ,ASvnLr X. z. Co..t 81
THE TWELFTH AN snenSsf M'fs'ss'sTINo
Of the atoct holders of The Richmond and Dan
oS esSG.S SoYp, ,,s T b. held u Ricsmond
THoS. W. BRoCKENBRouGH, Treasurer. 2
the ander:. ned do hsrsb, CONSTITUTES and appoint
q. r.! !: 4, Ss:
sdioarned msstns A thereof Il sePss. r.,iisiss "a
the acts OF - said attoTnes IN the premises,
as fully as if - we're present. and vssins q
In sy. .- Of hsr'n nm 49,
WALSH GUNANn PISTOL DEPor.--
spos sNs fppsToThs EWssahIsNSSaTSckkfEss
# RfErs auSs fisfss &c. .la av. IS.
tensive and we'll selected sssortmsnt Of Goods Or
every description in the Gunnery ne. vhich he
s' sas ace 81
FIVE sHoo TER. and every description Of ire
arms kept con tsnti. on hand. Also. Annsai-
he hiss in store. also choice assortment 81
Will q rsS.iq al iSd .' IF sfis p..y
eaekl, and ,n a !, mount c..ss: rsss sad
Va VA a. MS ''0s NO :" ss JAMES wAi HHe'''
no n-lm Maker and Importer Of Guns, 40.
HA,SlrSrs; THIS pay gssRHsED 9! My,
Ms.srs. L. EuRER 4 BRO. Of this oiss. ss !.
CONNIE nd these sents msn 60 my Gust nsrs !. TIE
woths and able to sasisis ever, e.lp 81 he ssst
Ha;r s A af 1geT5Se EsT1 z.
announces % our friends and the puhiie ssss,s 81,
our readiness fulfill ans orders xhiee Ne sy -
sss ,sPs 5s asf q ss '
sss sss nay s + ,s y A f.. 10
no s-dlm
ssSaNhSS VIA ssaj n ...i 81
s sss. ssfs sssoE K G sf sfr ils Z:
chased with special references 70 the interest 81 Ne
farmer ard the trade gensralsy,
From our long eXperienc in The hus,ssss. sns ~
rel Is vel eccrersd and in see shippin order end
the Plaster thorou. hiy rntyfrsxed--ve aetsN ~
i've ssf re- call Farmers sendins hsse yi - fss
nlshed At one doer less Der ecn - ~. 10
count tcths fsssf rs, M ether nssscisrsS
sR n. y X: bd r.s.i RIs NY
Hlrssarbsraa sslAa,thks fI4d,os Hi
has beer ordered bs he slss,dsai sas nssSssess.
rs, e: s &
= &: Is,s ~
sess. y.'sss Rai'sisda ss WitfEEizna
fTSSlEsllssIBSsffIhl 4; &
4; IS; !. s:sssA 3 s.! =:
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Log Of Norfolk ves.eI and All on Roard

NEW YORK, Nov. 3O.--A ship, supposed to
be The Mry1ower from Norfolk was wrecked
near Bordeaux on the sth inst, and all hands
lSst
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FIKaTLCLASs pHENIIjN1

80 FlRsT-CLASs PREMIUM NA
IT, = MILLINERY. ENf1
* MRS PEMELMAN, on Main, he SOka
WTNTER All M III Of PEP oN hSI AZ 12a
AD-DRESSES. &c. great many other ar
A rich selection of MILLINERY GOODS to
which she would particularly invite an early call of
her customers visitors to the city and the public
generally. All the Goods will be sold at very low
prices.
BLEACHING and ALTERING any kinds of
Bonnets. equal to new.
oc i2-d2in@ MRS. DEMELMAN.
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I00 CASES ROOTS. aHOEsAND HATS
December, Va will eelt at 10 0sclnck. 1t orr Auc-
ton Store, 4qo Gases b0ofS SHOES and HATS.
TKRMs-UHdef ain0. eash; S10o and over, -
days credit, for approved paper. - 81 81
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TO TME yO n n Or THE
- CtTY.-lt will he your pfivtleep To- NOR
YOU; = COMMISSIONER OF ruiz kEvESstnnE
Tor Madison ward, made vacant BY the fasxpation
q Mr.. surton., Alley mo - remind yos. voters q
Richmond and OF Madison Ward particularly 81
the ptnpriety the ahsolute IN gnr' asce-of
choosing one who possesses qualisrat,on. And
whist would not detract in the lesst from INV az
the worthy gentlemen whose names are before
You, vet from my own personal snowledse OF the
qualifications oil one Of the candidates. and tho
experience have had as Commissioner Of the
Revenue for several years, must say. that LEW
is l.. SMITH is peculiarly fitted for that Office,
and possesses, IN my humble Judgment, every re-
eusite GU eau AJAX industrious and sober in his
habits; remarkable for accuracy and nsasness In
The preparation of manuscripts, &c,; experienced
IN the duties Of Comm ssioner: born and raised IN
Richmond, aud needs the office rs much, IT not
more, than ANY in. II.
The writer CT this has no interest IN his election.
than the success OF one he regards as not only
meriterious, but ovsry way qualified to disehsrge
the duties Of the office TO the entire satisfaction OF
81 Concerned Fntertainlnx such an opinion al
Mr. Sm,th's claims, iand have known him well
troH' heysl was pleased to zee the card m HIS
hsiaH Of that old veteran COMMISSIONER. J. Is.
hecsee, which cerroborates what here siste.
no 80 1t SIGMA.
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N0TaEE.--Ths steamer CT NsrIa
yFECk viii. sfseF MONDAY nert.
s-.-- ~ 18th inst, discontinue running -
stN1een tsies Porfsmouth and Norfolk untii far
The etc sme, CT .EN s,.vn, o.. . = r
will continue the regular run batter th3s bbs'
mouth and Norfolk. iss vi The vhsrf ~
rc9ular3y every MflNUAy Wy EirWEEni. Hc -. !
FRIDAY MORNINGS. al az nrsc,ssls "a s ua
tnrn each alternate stay ISanday crccntnS Ia
lng Norfolk at tho same hour
-1,l--s n *. Q. H4sKINS.
9Hnk U. 3. MAIL NTE N : = =
no N0EE FOR NEW YORK =
-.n The ROANOKE, Captain Corrty
~ WI Leave here at o'clock. r. NJ. FRIDAY, the
~ INST. '
fasscnfers are requested TO he on board IN dnc
Tickets and Berth. secured :.
bcssd the ship; o1' o"0'' or on
included during the fail and snd state loom
ago passage Sd. A'' a"u "i"'er' wv. steer
Passage to Norfolk. same ss bv the ,;re, h,.,.
Freight vii. I've received r RJnxVv o.. p s
hour Of O'Clock, p NJ, unless = snnc,en.v s pc
received n~ior tim nour F" s"oieHcs us
Cons,s nees are reunsstea To .ard 70, .h.;r
to day. - 49, " 'i'. ~ '"0ii sooos
Freight for Besten will ha forp.,aea 5,~..., -
a. rates nj freight and vtb ,In 10y W,
dispatch. lido I--af1 Lii6I.IM s. ~ rs2NS
sH,.N". - :. - " a iooN.
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MADISON wARD.-JAMPS r.
- ALLEN is candidate fer thu office of
COMMISSIONER OF THE REVENUE for Mad,
ison Ward. no 3e-2t.
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E0n PAIR DR0Guke stSrinls quality, Let q
wv The pai. ,s.I LLEa B cos
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TsRTATEE,S. SALE gF FARM OF 90
NEAR 70 sTHHEE. (; Ho Pr Ed Roap.-As
rrnstse i1 certain deed, dated October 81, 1857
rom Mr. Fleming Ford. duly recorded in Henrico
Cfunty Court shall in execution thereof, at the
request 81 tho cred tor secured thereby pruceed
seH; ~ public auction. or the prefssees, on FRI
PAY sth DseeMbe.. at y o'clock, NJ. !if fslr il
nots the next TAR .dav,t tae tract OF LAND con
vesed BY tho said deed. containins 20 acres mere
OF less, situated in the count, OF Hsnrca, ahsut
or or mile, above Richmond. near the Three
chopped Road, and now in tbs occupancy Of said
TTHM..-Enoush in cash to defray expenses OF
sa,s. and to pay OF two bonds Of $3.50 and S2is
wdLn aitinferest aceruing thereon credit To
@z1 until Octobar 1860; on credit to s224 un-
W tcto1er5 1851; on credit to S2i2 ntii Ucto-
er 1852; and as to the surplus on such terms oil
credit e as the said Ford shall prescribe and direct
the whoie purchase money to bear interest from
the CAV 81 sale. w G0DDIN, Trustee
I; S.-immediately precedins the fpregoing sale
vii bs sold 4ls4 acres Of WOOD LAND, in Hen
rico. about miles ab,ye Richmond, near West
nam, sdjoinfng the lands of Messis. VIM 8. Graf
tnn, TO- Courtney. John Edwards and Miles Du
val. TEsas.-one-third cash; balance at i and 8
months, bearing interest. s.
nos GODDIN l. APPERsON, Anct's.
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ITO PARENTS AND GUARDIANS OF
1 RICHMOND. yA1A SELECT st.. CLASSICAL IA and nd
the LIST MONDAY in February. 1860. at ROCK
MILL AcApEMY in BaSkinfpham copntr Ky Va,
roR 10 MosTns.--s5O Tuition. and Sio0 for board,
&c No e1tras Only 10 scholars taken. None
need apply who cannet give testimonials OF good
Those who desire te have their sons or wards at
4 school under good discipline and where they
on, will have opportunity of entering them by
applying soon. Only few more pupils can be re-
celyed.
For information, apply to G. H. BARKsDAIE.
Esq, Of the firm nf Barksdals h Brother. shoekoe
Slip Richmond. Va. oeZ-t1F
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BOARD. ION the corner of Broad aud 18th sts
- opposite the Powhatan House, three asreea-
BILE chambers can be occupied by families without
children. or ty single gentlenen. Also q few
youns gentlemen can be accommodated with DAY
BOARD. nol9-lm
BOARDING. Several desirable ROOMS va
- cant al the EDGEAfONT HOUSE, Main ST.,
between 9th and eth.
lots M. @, MORTON.
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COAL, COKE, &c.


Gv-pAn NERs Hi TT underlined
~ have entered into CO PARTNERSHIP, dat
ing from the ed day Of Novem or 1852, under the
name and style Of HILL 4 FISHER. for cezryin-
on The WOOD and COAL BUSINESS. on Basin
bank, where all orders will he thankfully received,
or:any orders left with SIERBIss & PULLEY; No
l0l Broad street, or with G>o l. HERRING, No. So
Main Ftreet. will be promptly attended to
EA- Office corner 9th street and BASIN bank.
TERMs-Cash. JAM FS HILL
no A-2m JOHN w. FISH Err.
GO TX PER LOtD-CooK's HARD COAL.
~ y. ~ This COAL is Bituminous. not OF the
best quality; but. the many families who are now
using 1t, think the price more than ompensates
for the quality and the price will be her,
sons who wish to try it, had better call at once,
EA Office on 18th street, one door below MIR.
Hastings grocery store.
This COAL. makes an excellent ERE.
no3-lmA F. COOK.
(rOKE.-The pr,ce Of COKE, for the month OF
~ Noysmber, will be As follows
SOFT LUMP COKE, per load. $500
no az in Gs''' s''d''' JNo.J. wERi;TH, AGENT.
GLOVER HILL AND ANTHHA CITE
'A Gnu o nj. b. WHITING,
noI-2m Near the Petersburg Depot.
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ExCHANGE HOTEL AND
~ A ID

ExCHANGE GOTEL AND
II BALLARD HOUSE.
In presenting this card to the public we return
many cordial thanks to our generous patrons for
the Kindness We ha' received at their hands and
nope that the NEW ORDER OF AFFAIRS. to re
Unlisted Sept. l, 1859, will receive the same
eourageEent that our previous efforts and labors
to accommodate guests have mot with.
Messrs. JOHN Z. and THOMAS r. BALLARD
are che Propretors of the Establishment
and each one pledges himself to DO what the com
fort. convenience and requirements of their guests
demand.
We desire to keep and maintain, what our IL
cense calls for, FIRST CLASS HOTEL, and we
promise to use renewed exertious to render the
adjustment as comfortable as possible. With Pc
lite agents. and ready. prompt aod attentive
wants, we shall endeavor to afford complete salts
faction to the travelling public
N. B.-A previous card, long since published te
counterfeit the influence of baseless rumor, is
sufficient proof that our establishment has never
been closed, and that, since its publication, We
have been in better condition to entertain visitors
than heretofore. All rnmors to closure, or in
tended closure, we desire our friends to notice ss
false and strangers, intending 20 vlsltuS as wItu
.lIsrepresentatlons. Sc Its
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- Eos, COMMISSIONERS cFRry,

49, FOH COMMISSIONERS GFREV-
go ENUE FOR MONROE WARD.-At
the solicitation of many friends. announce myself
aadidate for the above office, and will he thank
f1l for the votes and influence of my friends. If
elected | promise fulnll all tho duties pertain
ins 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 the d fierent Waras
no l9-tde ALFRED r. hfNFOHD.
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MARTIN HAssKTT is a stout heavy set Trlshman,
% so of age wes hs from $50 to 100 pounds,
IS about feet or inches high. with down look.
SPEAKS broken and slow, but can and sometimes
does speak English well. no -2aW6t
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= FELL0w-CiTfZENS OF RICH
49, ~ NOM ana candidsts for the office
MADISON WARD. | was born in your midst
and have ever since resided ,among. You Th,s is
the first time have ever offered for any public
Office. / am acquainted with all the duties apper
,a,nng 70 the office. and viii pledge myself to
fill the office with satisfaction to the public and
credit 70 self should be pleasure 10 elect
me. Respectfully,
no ls-dtde THoS. A. STAPLES.
We, the under signed. have known Mr..
IHOS. a. STAPLES for a long time, and helIsy-
lnS him fully qualified for the discharee of the du-
ties of Commissioner Of the Revenue wilhns ly
unite with his other friends in recommending him
to the citizens of Richmond for thst post.
JOHN A. HUTCHINSON,
JACOB s. ATLEE
GEO. u pLRASaNTS.
WIN. FOLKES elk Fl c. C
FLEMING GRIFFIN,
CHAS. Mcj5RUDER,
r w. McGRU0ER.
ALEX HUTCHINSON,
JOS. BPUMNEL,
RIO H-tde w. l.. McMtNN.
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- ING 40 ACRES, NEAR TIE WESTERN
eFfEsv FINK Rdhp caofs sFoK
AND FARMING IMPi.f MENTs At AUCTION
intends chan ing his business. we viii sell upon
The premises on MON DAY. the 18th day Of. De
occupied by himself situated near The terminus a.
the Richmond and Charlottesville Plank Road. in
berrico county about Sly miles fro'ec be y o
G. .' W"id Or aud Z. Pried is "'' o ~
itcontans 40 acres of valuable land. half of which
is IN woode, the remaIrfer Is IN cultivation. and
particularly adapted to the growth oi wheat corn
and tohacco-located IN good neshborhood, and
convenient to three churches.
The Improvements are comfortable two story
dwelling. barn. caTriaee house, negro quarters
smoke house, corn house and other out buildings
At the same time will he sold the Crops consist
ing Of corn. shucks. wheat straw. top and blade
fodder two horses. and quantity oil farming I'm
PIGMENTS.
TRRM-.-For the land, one third cash; the bal
terest added and secured By a trust deed
The terms of sale of the personal property wall
be made known Ja 4 m M s Taylor SON Auet.
no1-2awtDlAtd
VERY VALUABLE ZEAL TSTATEAN
PERSONAL PROPERTY, CoNsisTJNG q
FARMING IMpLEM ENTS, SC. AT AUCTION.
viii sell At the Falls Plantation, on iames River,
in the county of Chesterfield opposite city OF Rich
mond on TUESDAY. the 9Th DAY. of December
next c me at i'fe m the BAL
estate ss co as s4s acres Of valuable LAND
IS follows: ls5 acres of highly improved farming
Land. iyIg about the centre OF the farm $50 acres
in woods, lynn on the fetersburg Railroad within
one mile of the town of NJ tnchester, a !arfe por-
ton of which is heavily wooded; also, valuable
Wharf Property, lying on James River, extendine
from the terminus of the D.nvlIe Railroad To the
town OF Manchester, upon which there are several
sites particularly adapted for warehouses and man
uiacturing establishments.
And ~ IL clock NJ. of tho SAME DAY. will be
sold Fifty valuable SERVANTS, consisting Of
Boys, Girls, Men. Women and Children.
Twenty four superior MICH COWS of the mes
improved stock; II Young CATTLE; 4 yoke oil
OXEN. and anout 50 HOGS.
TWENTY tour yonnz AVID well broke Null ES, su-
Yerior animals; 2 HORSES &c
large variety of FARMING IMPLEMENTS
consisting in part of Portable Thresh,ug Ma.
chine. 2 Reapers, Drills, Ciod Crusher, &C.
Wagons, Carts. and Gear.
About 600 barrels of Corr. large quantity
Shucks. Pcsjder, and Straw and large QUANTITY
Of fall and winter Vegetables.
,TERM Of SALE rs follows; For the real estate
s'l sums a So 600 and under, one third cssh; ths
balance AT ]. and years; for all sans OF S. 0ot
and under 3 ~ 90, 4 cash, the balance NJ !. 2,
ana +Ssa<s; for all sums over Si00u0, one fourth
CASH the balaAoe at L. 3. e. and years, the puF-
cRascrs To execute negotiable notes with interest
added pay able semi annually. and secured BY tros
deeds. For the slaves. each; for all other isona
pIepertY. sums of 500 and under. cash; ever 100
mont 8 credit for approved NEGOTIABLE notcs
with interest added. SAM'L MARX,
Executor of Jos. Marx, deed.
JAS. NJ. TAYLOR Sex. Ancts. oc ~
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BOARDING.
BOARDING

pUAKUfNC,
- MRS. W. O.. YEATMAN having
taken large and comncdTous house on franklin
street, between 9th and 9th streets, can accnmmo-
date riree FAMlI.iE with LARGE and PLEA
SAINT ROOMS. Also. six GENTLEMEN.
no 2i-lItt
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RIO 2i-td,
80, COMMISSIONER OFTMERry.

e 49, tOMMlSSiNNER GFTHEREV-
above Office has been rendered vacant b; the resg,
nation Of Mr.. Wherry. 1t is, therefore Incumbaut
upon the voters 10 select one well qualified to fill
his place. With this view the writer has been
casting about. and select no one hettsr quail
fed, and none who has superior claims upon the
would, therefore, suggest Mr. TYLER for said
office. He is not only well, but favorahly. known
respect to ali the qualities constituting efficiency
rs pubic officer. Mr.. TYLER was the choice of
Monroe Ward twhere he was best known, at the
last election for said office. He has CLAIMS upon
the voters apart from his superior notifications.
wi ieh but few. if any. of the candidates have. He
has served the cit gems long and faithfully po-
lice officer. HIS health has been lm raIred by *
nesure IN the fsithfpL discharge of those duties.
re has = large ard nterasting family to support.
With such claims upon the voters. and such quail
tcalons Tor The Office tho writer feels tn at he can
appeal. and successfully appeal, TO the voters 20
support Mr. TYLER, there are none more de
serving. nor better qualified. Then to the polls,
the Ist das of December next, and vote for G.
w. Fl. TYLER. no 23-- tide l. A VOTER.
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- MONROE WARD. WILLIAM
-, =: MOTT is q candidate for COMMISSION
made vacant by the resignation of Mr.. JESSE
WHERRY. E-tde
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~ AND Fanny G0ODS.-WIl lie sold al auc-
ton 4 my store, commencing att O'Clock THIS
HYMNS and continued da,ins tho season every
nls ht a lar assortment Of fine tield and Silver
Watches. hns Jeweir., Blaeeie,s. fancy Boxes,
Knives and Forks Pocket Cutlery, CsstoTs, Glass
ware. MenBo shirts. Drawers Table Cloths Cas-
simeres, Bed-Spreads, Cigars ard Farcy Gocds.
% AIEy MN r knct
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THE TUNSTALL HOUSE.
i CRAGHEAD STREET,
DANVILLR, VIRGINIA.
With new furniture, and newly repaired. we as
visitors that efforts will be red to promote
their comfort, and we respectfully solicit trial.
The TUNSTALL HOUSE is also the STAGE
OFFICE, and omnibasses will always be II
readiness to carry PASSENGERS to and from the
Depot. A. 6. WALTERS,)
]. NJ. WALKER, 7 Proprietors.
fell-1yd W. T. SIMMONS,S
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by +. rs ~c's. suct.
by Aley. Nei'. suct'r.

FURNITURE, ehOs GRfES, DRY
L 90 Dc, &c Will Ne sold at m. store, ON
HGRSDAY, Decen ber lst con meneins 1t 10
9 einek a lot of second hand Furniture, Stoves,
&c.
hiskey, Brandy, soap, Candies,
Tobacco. Cigars. &o
DRY G00DS--Cloths, Css.imeres, Cassnst,
MerinoeR. Shirts, Drawers Wooen Seeks, Com
forts. &c; shoes, Hats, Bonnets. kibbons, DC.
no 80 ALEX. NOT r. Auct