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CARRIAGES, &c, FOR SALE.

n-R CARRtAGE ron SALE The
@aG subscriber has Tor sale 2 neg ons-hor.e
WECARRIAGE and HARNESS, made in
the city. Of the best material ana fns workman
ship. It viii be sold low If early appl,oafiOL 10
made: Also, ono second hand CARRIAGE and
JOHN p. HARDWOOD.
Ate A. .Francis' Coach Shop,
On Franklin street, near Old Market.
INV 4-1rn 20 80 FH
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persuasion, could lnOuce neT 70 Eet loot IN.
with tea and sugar and a convincing tract,
and bored her TO such . degree that At last she
turned upon me: "Dont tell me-. Young uns
goo to church fur TO shew thur bunnets I old
uns, fur to goo to sleep: Use sleep warmer here
And feeling secretly guilty Of . certain new
bonnet, trimmed with blush-roses, / skunk on.
But fools rush In where angels fear TO tread
Jacko succeeded where many = curate had
tailed. When 0ood.Friday came round, all
the village went to church except this old wo-
ma aud JACKIE, who, proWling mp the street,
spied some hot-cross buns In her window for
sale. They did not remain there long; and Ne
settled himself comfortably ON her pamp-
handle, TO enjoy his feast. Presently. the old
: dame game out TO got some water, aud sealnG
Jacko, fell down ia . 1T. sWbsn rest0ged 70
conscleusnsss " her ~neighbors, she solema-
eyes, seen the devil sitting on her pump sat-
inx h0t~cross buns. Nav dame naw,t said
John Tarbut, pork-buicher y oraclet 70 til
village "'t couldn't ha'been the devil thees't
hot-crois bnns: they'd burn his mou4h, lihe,
Thee must ha' seen . cretur very like the
devil, what parsOn's sisters play vii" SEh,
man. returned the irritated dane, athee
think I doant know ne dsvu Wksa / go
un % And nothing would persuads her bui
h that she lad seen the old eeAtlemane Atmself
;.t.d taal ne would certainly coma asain, so
cordingiy, she came regularly . chnSeh fEum
that day forth and 'from that ~ 6rfh
49, as.o xss enowain ths vtllassas TIE yoa11
Nov. lhsfs 4 ! sonaAe,c, III !
Mans g An enligAteneA pubi1e. Whan I ~
go NJ narrative 70 this poiat I vonI1
nsaSaserift 3 !. N: .ssssassesasEaes.l g
.HAvlos.a nsssasrasa 46esesossea tk1esA - ~
d 5e1s, ESnsd psi.s ~ e Ss eeasS'
ilxsssnsd p~rbltc-say.. ~. !sS1.alas asseS.
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DOTS, FARLEY . CO.,
i GROCERS, COMMISSION AND
FOR WARDfNG MERCHANTS,
Nearly opposite the Columbian Hotel, Cary st.,
Richmond, VI.
Special attention gwen to the sale of TOBACCO,
WHEAT. and all kinds Of PRODUCE. and ibersl
advances made on consignment. s
E EikcAAF!bb bo qTATRsttEY, Late Of P.ssr.burs.
HENRY s: WIhLIAMS. Late Of Norfolk.
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"a = ~: !. ~,-v = r,r~
PRODUCE COMMISSION MEKCHXNTs,
Cary street, Opposite Columbian Hotell..
RichHsosd, VI,
yAs.F HDwARDs, Of King Wiiiam,)
". II. HOWARD, Of York, Assistants,
". N. MARSHALL, of Lunenharg,
I'll c~onsignments, and orders for goods from pro-
duCe customers. -
Nj. F. Y. SUTTON. IN. IL admitted - i IN
e i-dts&cV4t :" sMADDUx Z CO.
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~ INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE
cn7I5. . JUDG OF THE HUsT1N0s
MIATIN MEREDITH LIPSCOMB. .
2. s. Will b . candidate until sunset June y,
1850. noe Y lH5 my z1-dtd< :.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-26

On ths very DAY that Garibaidl entered p
and beautiful nun, Ignacia Rtso, the sia'
OF the two Risos s6ovs named, leil
amidst Q shower Of BALI "a srapeen
nand and poignard In the other, vsaDee
mead Q! Garibsldi's column, crying, -
bouroous' Death 70 the tyrans' yengea'
ner dsce as long a. the fighting lasted. az,
attitude electrified the volunteers. Ever
the name OF lgnacis Riso has been held
enc passes In the street the soldiers DO
her with the most profound respect. G.
pays her great attention, and loves her AZ
own daughter.
The gross public income of the Unit
Great Britain in the year ending the 3ot
amounted to Ell ,4l6 $50 lis. ed. aad wa
the following sources Customs. f2l 0SS /.
else, go $50 900: stamps, fs,l5l, 26T las. 4
aud assessed), IS ,23T ,000 property tax,
81. Post Office, f3, $50 900; crown lands, {
miscs laueous, fl ,ST4 ,272 I5s lid. Ths
the year amounted to ETC, 504, 4i3 1s. "a
an increase OF income over expenditure {
ID. The balance in the Exchequer on til
1850, WAS f6,594,771 S. Id.
The whole county Of Armagh, Ireland, b
under the provisions Of the Peace Presel
henceforth all unlicensed persons found
OF dangerous weapons viii be liable to inn
The Russians have evacuated the isla.
Kouou, in the Caspian Sea, where their
served TO encourage an agitation among
against the government, which must have
productive OF mischief.
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Foreign MAsceiismy.


from Colonel Bosco 70 MARSHAL Cary:-"My position s
most embarrassing and with cowardly and unds.
ciplned soldiers l undertake nothing | beg you.
therefore, TO send another col )nel TO replace
tender you my resignation Endeavor 10 send mmedi.
atey steamer carry away the detachment OF sth
mutinous."
The Leeds N,rciuy " informed by a correspondent
that the Society OF Friends have resolved only
longer 10 enforce popularity OF language and dress but
that the law hitherto in force amongst them excluding
member who marres out of the sect has been abolished
such persons may continue In commnnon, but their
children are not members.
In 1855 England imported from the United States
f3t oo and exported British produce TO the value Of
<elt 4el 600 with reexpor,s Of yso2ooo-togeiher,
els, 793 600
In recent discussion In the Flld, the son Grsntey
rabbit naturally and scientifically, having studied orin
thooey, and killed and eaten them all my life. He
further makes mention Of whale A. an "ornthologa
specimen"
Tie estimate Of the required under the conirac,
for conveyan, mails between Galway and ports
America amounts 10 Geo 600 The subedy h at the rate Of
ELS year. the amount required ior lsool being or
London adycee that the whole body Of the
way directors resigned and eoarm The INTEL 7snce
limited 81 In tho Times, viz that capitalists &C high
standing about 70 replace the old board.
The total number o. men belonging 10 the European
troops India who have taken their dschasre since
1855, In consequesee Of being refused bounty end who
were sent 10 the Unsed kingdom, l0IlG The total
number OF srch men re enlisted since Their return "a
England Is Z, s0o
A young patriot, named Francisco Rso, was killed Al
Palermo April T. during aipopuar which
took place before Garibalds arrival On April 10 bs
father, Giovanni Rise, sixty years DID, vas shot By the
Bourbon soldiers, without - much Is the form Of trial
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LATER FROM EUROPE.
IA II X Al OF THE FULTON

OARS RACE, Dec. 2l.-The steamer Fulton
from southampton on the 18th inst. has ar
rived here. A"" al :
The City of Baltimore had arrived ont
Inc Fulton brings s6oo 900 in specie
Inc news is unimportant
victor Emmanuel was expec led bacl "a. ~.
pies al any moment.
There is nothing later from Gaata
FRANCES III. had issued another protest com
planning of the apathy of European soxara,s,,s
in regard TO his position and dsnouncin, VI
TOT Emmanuei. The tone of his dispa IL h does
not Indicate prolonged occup ation OF C}aeta
lie had concluded s. loan at Vienna.
keactionary disturbances are reported to
nave taken place at several places bat had
eeen suppressed BY the Garibaldians and the
ringieaders shot. The Archbishop OF Naples
on MS return was mohbed and his palace
threatened with destruction but, after eight
cen hours riotng, the mob We're appeased nv
the appearance of the Arch bishop bearing the
national tri color
The London Post reiterates the STA fepoant
on good authority. that the Princess Alice has
been betrothed TO Prince Louis OF Hesse
II had been reported that the EmDeror M
poleon declared to the Bishop of Versailles
with much sarcasm, that the temuoral no,gar
of the Pope must be put down,
Count Perslgny, as Minister of the In ,arior
OF rance was issuing i'm portant circulars to
me itelects. In one he promises the utmost
liberty OF discussion to the press
1t was reported that the Austrian Cah,rat
hao discussed the expe dieucv OF decIarinp
martial law throughout hungary,
Ii was also rumored that the Hungarian
Committee, at Milan, had proposed TO tender
the hungarian eause to Prince Napoleon
General O'Donnell had been fired upon and
shot in the shoulder, as he was leaving The
Spanish Senate.
The French Ambassador to Turkey was
urging the extension of the French occupation
of Syria, but the Porte objects
COMMERCIAL
LIVERPOOL. December l2-Cotton generally nm
changed sales Monday and Tuesday of il oO0
bales Flour advanced Sd ais Wheat advanced
Id s1Sd. Corn advanced Cd. Provisions duIlNno
quotations. ~ ~
Consols dull at 92a& a92SI
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Position OF NnryIanI

BALTIMORE. Dec. 2l.--A correspondence be-
tween Gov. Hicks and A. K. Handy, Commits
sioher from mississippi, appears in the Ams-
'icdH OF tomorrow. The latter injuries
whether the Governor will convene the I.e-
gislature Tor the purpose of cooperating Wi III
MISSISSIPPI in measures necessary to dafsnd
the rights of the South. and to form a new
Confederacy! The Governor replies at some
length, that Maryland is identified with the
Sou .Eern States IN feeling, institutions and
habits that she is also conservative and de-
voted TO the Union of the States under the
Constitution, and her people will use all hon
orable meaEs TO preserve and perpetuate it
He declares the sentiment of the people OF
his State Is almost unanimous 10 uphold the
Union and maintain their rights under it
They believe their rights will yet be admitted
and secured, and that not until it is certain
they VIII be respected no longer-not until
every honorable, constitutional and lawful
effort 10 secure them is exhausted will they
consent 10 any effort for its dissolution.
The above dispatch was all received up to
the hour of going TO press this moruingl
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MOBILE, Dec. 81 The secession of South
Carolins was received here with great reioic-
ing. One hundred guns We're fred the mill
tary paraded and the streets resounded with
cheers.
MONTGOMERY, ALA, Dec. 2t.-The Governor
ordered one hundred guns to be fired upon the
reception OF the Intelligence that South Caro-
lima had seeded.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 2l.-The secession of
South Carolina Is taken very quietly here
Nothing is known Of the course intended to be
pursued by the President or Congress.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 2l-An actor at the
Earie ties Theatre last night announced from
the stage the secession OF South Carolina. The
nsWs was received with enthusiasm.
There is q general demOnst ration of Joy here
At the secession. One hundred guns were
fired. The Pelican flag was unturled.
Secession speeches were made By leading
citizens. The Marseliaise was the only music
played. bust OF Calhoun was exhibited,
decorated with 4 cOckadt.
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4 Conversational.

q, a. ASAisST0E Dec. 2I.--Senats.-Mr. Davis,
"a Ss IL minated that he would make sac
III VI feeling and serve on the Committee OF
sa1, 'een, and the President OF the Senate was
p5'oaIzsd 10 fill the vacancy by his reap
Re oil granting the Baltimore and Ohio
PiVaa The right 10 build a bridge over the
WVmac, aGd lay a track through The city Of
], 1t1ihgton, was amended SO TO subject IL
p,I-F cay laws, and then passed by Is ma
NJ, IL now requires only the nc lion OF the
49, 70 make d continuous railway eonnec-
1eaLs 00N'' :" 90 ''iA A'"'e " "e" W.
.he resolutions Of Mr.. johnson, OF Tenn,
Wv ieisTfad 10 the Committee OF Thirteen,
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AUCTION aALua.
BY Goddin Il Apperson, Auot,.

eA"cShs
TFsgsssJT!EIEE's ns sA aIii,4 or ryAA.gAsLE
NER OF CLAY AND THiiRD sTREhEhTsc os.
Trustee IN a, certain deed Of trust from Richard
dated 7,h February, 1860 duly recorded in Rich
mond Hastings Court, / shall. IN ex outlon there
SEES, on MONDAY. the sist December. 1860. at4
9hoioek r NJ, Gi lar; If not. ths hrst far Day
deed, consisting of Lot having front on the
north side of Clay street of 81 feet. and running
ley - feet wide. on which there stands most ex-
cellent brick tenement, kitchen, stable and car
nMage. mouse; now IN the occupanc- Of Mr.. Stephen
slrahle neIghbornood. and ls, altogether, q first
rate RESIDENCE tor genteei family.
months, for negotiable notes, interest added, Sc
cured 6y a trnst deed The tItie IS believed TO be
de 20 John L. TATE. Trustee.
TkkUssTME1sNs', sAsk or nyALgABLE
CENTRAL ABROAD, AND ON TIE MEh-
pc bPR BR,PGE RoAP FIVE NILES NORTH
By vlrtae Of deed of trust from the late Gervas
Storrs to Edwin Burton. (for whom the under
cree of HenrIco County Court and James LYONS,
bearing date on the llth May. 1929 duly recorded
trust, Will sell at public auction. to the highest
Of Decembsr $50 at Ii on ocoek a. m I fsr Gay
not, the first far day thereafter, the r EAL Es
IATE and SLAVr conveyed by the said deed,
VIZ: ne valuable tract OF land located as above ,on
which the late Gervas Storrs resided at the time OF
his death and which was occurred by Mrs Martha
Storrs at her death, obtaining $50 acres. more or
Ie's; also. u valuable 81 AYES, embracing men,
women and children. The said farm is So we'll
known that minute description is deemed un-
necessary Sufhce 1t to say, that 1t u.s. from It's
location and other qualities, regarded az q valua-
be estate A plat and survey will be exhibited at
the hour OF sale: The Slaves are, for the most
part, young and likely.
TERMs.-For the real estate, one fourth cash;
balance at II. Is ind "a months, for NEGOTIABLE
notes, interest addei. secured by trust deed or
title retained For the Slaves. months credit,
Tor approved, endorsed NEGOTIABLE paper, interest
added. JAMES LYONS,
JOIN b. 40UNG,} Trustees.
r; As Executors of Mrs. Martha Storrs,
Gee q; we shall, at the same time and place. sci
gil OF her PERSONAL ESTATE. consisting OF the
I9Iiowing valuable slaves, viz Men, Women,
aid Cow. TERMs--Ca.h
de 10 r. s. 6 TWStRhkhEEAMSoN't Executors.
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BALTIMORE, Dec. 2l.-Four active Ohio SIS %.
WArat advanced 53.-red 81 l0dl 20; white s rs
ala Corn steady-new white ana yellow Sic
Provisions steady-mess pork SO. Lard l3c.-
Coffee l21k Cl3c. Whskey lSc
NEW YosK, Dec. 2i.-Stocks less hrm-N. Y.
Centrals rs; Va. 6s II; Mo. SIS 50 p. Motion
frm-Uplands middhng l0as. Flour lUGl5 cents
hlgher-SOuthern S5n6.So. Wheat S65 eta. h Ugh
erred Sl26nl %; White 81 5ol.42. Corn CT.
hlgher-Niixed 64G657a Lard steady at ga a 1919
Whlskey l77adl9. Sugar -Muscovado "a a
63z Coffee steady 81 l1hsIl21a. NJ Glasses firm at
5. G35. Turpentlne firm at 521a G34. Rosln dull at
~ cts
Sales n New York, December %, Of S2l. 900 Va.
6s at n; S2 900 Tenn. 6s at III S40c0 n c. at IS
at 81. and s 80 Geo NJ o. 6's at 10
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RICHMOND, Dec 10, 1860.
de iS-lw
Al iSSEs f.OPTON'
AA BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL.
FOR YOUNG LADIES

:. FON 1VUNO LAUI ES,
OLD POINT COMFORT. VA
This School IS IN successful operation. Its Ioca-
ton Tor health Is unsurpassed and it presents one
OF the hnest water scenes IN the country IL is
within three quarters of mile of the Hygeia Ho-
lei, is immediately on the water, and has the ad-
vantage of as fine salt water bathing as can be
had anywhere. The Misses CLoPToN can take
eight more pupils than they now have, upon early
application. The course of tuition will be tho
rough.
TERMS, FOR THE SESSION English, $50; Eng
llsh, including Algebra or Geometry or both, & 10;
french, $50; Latin, $40; Music. Piano and Guitar,
each, 500; use of Piano, $40; Board, Washing
Fuel and Iii ght, ) zoo.
The school opened on the first Monday In Octo-
Der, and will close he last of MAY
Pupils can rem in during the summer months
and those who desire IL can receive their regular
Huslcdl instruction. de l3- I'm
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,,,,ial Dispatch to the Richmond Dispatch
,, fsoutk Carolina Action a Lincoln
Ni'N Home

WASHINGTON, Dec. 2i-The Springfield
nj Republican says that South Ga roIina
U."n-l dissolve the Union, She cannot get
60 ~ the MON until she ,onquers the dow
t.,,snt Passive secession is nothing Ifshs
t''Sistes he Jaw by obstrHctAng the collec ton
'. IN. revenue, or in any other WAY, then
~,,as The tug OF war. Dssunion by armed
w. Il. treason. ana treason must and will he
,,.t down AZ ala hazslds. Lincoln will do his
io.N ZkD
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ST. LOUIS. Dec. 2l.-The Democrat has an
article conftrmatory of the rumor that Mr..
Bates, Of Missouri, IS offered the post of Sec
rotary OF the Interior under Lincoln, and ac-
cepts.
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Union Meetinsin Ohio.

WAaHINGToN, Dec. 2I.-The House Crisis
No vote was taken on Rust's resolution.
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Arrival of u Slave Snip.

CHARLESTON, Dec. 2i.-The prize slave bris
Bonita, captured on tae coast of Africa, ar.
rived at O'Clock this evening. Eight hum
bred and sixteen Africans Were landed at Ii.
IBERIA.
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RALEIGH. n. C, Dec. 2l.-The Lawrence
Holei, recently sold TO the Government for
POst-Onice and Court-H House purposes, was
burnt this morning The fire WAS accIden tai
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Pardon of a FiIibuster.

LRAvENWORTH, K. T, Dec. 2l.-The Herald
OF Freedom publishes the resignation of Gov.
Medary, OF Kansas
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CINCINNATI, Dec. 20-The Union meeting
yesterday was large and enthusiastic, and
concillatory measures were adopted.
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AUCTION SALES.
By Jas. m. Taylor II Son, Aucts.

SALEOF LEASFHOLD OF
i LOT. At The NORTHEAST CORNER
MAIN AND 7rH STREE rs. STEAM ENGINE E,
BOILER. &C. hc.-Ry virtue of a deed Of trust
from William +. Simms tothe Subscriber dated
the Ist da, of July. 1859. and of record in the
Clerks once Of Richmond Hastings Court, will
proceed to sell, upon the premises, on MONDAY.
the 3Ist day of December, 1860. commencing at 2
O'Clock NJ. the property described In said deed.
as follows: All the buildings of eve-y sort now
erected, or hereafter ERECTED by him. on the Lot
beng the same Lot lessed to the said Simms by
y. NJ. Thompson and his sister. and on which said
sImms has his Planning Mill and other improve
mants; and. also, al his (said Smms) Leasehod
night title and interest IN and to SAID Lot and it's
appurtenance s; and. also; the Steam Engine and
Boiters n aud TO the said Planning Mill
The deed eaui'es the property 10 be sold for
cash. hut 1t is pr oha 10 that an arrangement can
be made by which q credit IAN he gwen on the
day of sa e w. H. WOODWARD, Trustee.
JAS. NJ. TAYLOR SON, Auct'rs. cen
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By Jas. NJ. Taylor Il son, Aucts.
AAIEoFTp! HTy TIRE,

ACRES OF :,AND, ON TEE Williams
BURG STAGE 9OAD, At Al CTION-By vir
tue of deed OF: trust from Z .vira c. Garrett.
cord in the Clerk. Office of Hem County Court.
ID b "a, p. 1885, Esha, at the quest of the bene
hclary, proceed IT, sell at the Coz MY Court House
on MONDAY; the 7th day of ia luury, 1861, that
being Court day. commencing ~ IL O'Clock NJ,
the property described IN said Jed AS follows:
All that certain piece or par>el OF Land lying
and being in the county of Her ,ico, on the north
mia from the York River abroad, and con-
tanning thirty thres acres, mo or less, I'D ON
ing the lands Of Samuel Bradley children, Polly
Shum, " m. r. Hord, and Others. and being the
rett by Charles Hagan, Trustee tor Margaret
Rohbns and others, by deed bearing date the 2Sth
February, la60, and recorded "a above.
IkhAs.-hnorgh IN cash 10 detfay the expenses
December LIST, lotO, TIL palu the remainder upon
such terms as may be agreed upon on the daY of
sale JOHN j FALLON, Trustee
JAS. NJ. TAYLOR Il Son, Auots. de 10
USTEE's sAaEUf a Mat LITTLE
AMI Nb R6ShS X MvH ISL 4C II HogSE
MOND.-By aui pity Of II deed of trust executed,
Dy Christopher w ar berron and wife. bearing date
the % day of Eukust. 1883, and Of record in the
Clerks Office ot.Henricu County Court. the up der
signed, trustee, named therein, viii prcoe ed to
sell at put lIc auf,tIon, the premises, on ID
NESDAY, the ri day of January, 1851, at ii ocP K
A: NJ that desirable little mar.eL farm upon
which SAID NdTDertOn resides ,Gn the old Deep FUN
Turnpike, i've miles from the city of Richmond,
containing 1SA acres There are upon the D ace
small dwelling house, all necessary out houses,
and large ice house and pond sutfci nj to fill 1t
Igt Ms.-Enough IN cash 10 pay OF note OF
S2l2 Is with interest from august I'd. 1860 and
expenses OF sale; and upon credit as to S3i9 e6
until necember 18th, 1901 and upon such credit
as To the balance as said WsrbertOn shall appoint
a X. COURTNEY, Trustee.
JAS NJ. TAYLOR * SOs, Aucts, de 10
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BY Alex Mott, Auetr.
NROGERiNS. DIZZY GOOnS.s E-tRNI

" TURF, JEWELRY. &c.--Will % soId a,
auction, at my store. on SATURDAY, December
meht of GROCERIES.
Al O-Ready made Clothing Dry Goods.
watches .ewelry. Cutlery. Guns, Pistols. ~
FURNlTU RE.-A lot of second hand FARM
tnTe. stoves, &c. ALIEN. MOTT.
de 81 Auot,y
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By Richard Cauthorn, Auct.

GROCERIES AND MISCELLANEOUS
II ARTICLES AT AUCTION.--On MONDAY,
Gath INST at 10 o'clock at my store. will sell ut
auction. q large lot of GROCERIES,. &c, consist
ing in part Of Bacon Shoulders and Hams; Her
rings, In bbis and half bsIs; NJ arshall's Salt,
Whisksy. Rum, Brandy and Vinegar; bags Navy
Beans; Soap; Adamantlne and Tallow Candies;
Mustard. Blacking, Old Dominion Nails, Cheese.
&c, &c.
FURNITURE, &c.--Also a OF of second hand
FURNITURE, consisting of one superior Cook
ing Stove and Fixtures; Feather Beds. Bed
steads, Washstands, Bureaus. Sofas, Chairs, &c.
de ~ r. eau THORN Auct.
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EDUCATIONAL.
TUE CHISwICk SCHOOL,


CLASSICAL AND ENGLIsH.
- The suhscriher can take into his famiis
pOARDERS few more boys to attend ths ~, "a a
WICK s H0OL. condue ted hy N a 10
DlBRkLL, A, NJ, whose ability and assidult, CON
mend HIM 10 the public. eon'-
proverblaily healthy, and every care 10 taEor1 70
the morals of the pupils o ~ 'aA"h OF
Heard, including everything. si2b per month
tuition from q to ) 81, for the sch6iasti yaer
a,,o1r, GEO. q, EXALf,
10 ~" Richmond Post Office
oIlCE, ~ have sold and conveyed to Nes.r.
;, r., cH u NJ ATE and HORACE chase ali
~ interest 10 the School known "a 1.-The Old 10
n,ati'. institute aud all the Furniture 90
nroh the premises. corner OF 9th and r RAM I'm
S.ioots, All persons indebted to the School
whether Tor the last year, the present will nav
que OF the gentemsn before named. who will re
Celpt therefor. These gentlemen will carry on
vac ochooi henceiorth on their own account and
as theS have been connected with the institution
from the first. can confidently CONNER them 70
my personal friends and the public generally
~, - L. l.. GALLEHER
RICHMOND, Dec 10, 1860.
The subscribers desire to add that the Board of
instruction Will remain the same az heretofore
except that IL Will be increased with the enlarge
neht OF the school. so TO aft Jrd every scholar
the ampiest opportunity Of Improvement
J. L. SHU INNATE.
HORACE CHASE,
de lo-lw X. G. gibson,
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