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BOOTS, SHOES, &c
n ID nc Z I.

I n o 4 E. -.
.Sa The attention of the ladies is respectfully
called to the following articles from that Justly
celebrated manufacturer, HENRY WIREMAN. of
Phladei phIa, who Is, beyond doubt, the very best
manufacturer OF Esq SHOES in the United
states:
LADIES' Glove Kid Cork Sole Button CATERS;
" Patent Leather Balmoral BOOTS;
- Goat SKIN do. 90.
% French Kid Congress CATERS;
" French CASHMERE Congress CATERS;
" French, do Button do
% Fancy Embr'd SLIPS, with wooden heels;
White Satin do. do. do. do
Fancy SLIPS, with cork soles;
" Black Kid SLIPS, with and without heels;
Which. together with a great variety of other ar
tlclss, make my assortment very complete, and
aides IavoTIng me with 2 call. cannot fail to be
suited. PHILIP K. WHITE, 70 Main st.
n. B.-Ladles who have been in tbs haDIt Of hav-
ing their Shoes made in Philadelphia by Mr.
WIRENAN, can order them through me, as have
made ariansements with him TO have them made
M II I'm
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LIFE INSURANCE. &c
BALTIMORE LIFE INSURANCE co,

INCORPORATED IS30-CAPfTAL S250OoO-CHARTER
PERPETUAL.
The subscriber havlns taken the Agency Of the
above long established. safe and reliable compa
n.y. respectfully invites the attention OI the public
t0Its claims. IL has long been patrnnized by the
lar sest slave owners and judIcious business men
IN THIS city and surrounding county, and it's deal
mas with insurers has ever been characterized by
promptnsss, fairness and courtesy. The fact that
it - q SOUTH ERIN COMPANY, presents advAn
tases that will be appreciated at this time, and
should he an lnducement for Southern men to
patronlZe II.
lowest rates.
Those wishing further information, will please
call on the subscriber LUGIEN LEWIS,
Under Metropolitan Hall, Franklin st.
THos. POLLARD, NJ. D., Medical Examiner.
no Io-ts
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By J. IL. Digges, Auct'r.

LINE COL ID AND SILVER WATCHES,
L JEWELRY, FANCY GOODS, &C.-Will be-
Room Is Main street. Also, a lot of Blankets I'm
dersnIrts. Drawers. fine Table Cutlery, Plated
Spoons, Forks, &C., &C. Sale will comme noe at
O'Clock, M. J. II. DIGGkS, Auot
ID. +. BOOTH, Salesman. oc 23-ts
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BY GOddin & Apperson, Auct's.
'1o on : las M, SALg Of REAL

1OMNIAsIoNkas SALE OF REAL
- Els FATE IN THE TOWN OF FULTON,
NEAR TO RUCkEEfS.-As Comm ssloners OF
the Circuit Court OF tenrico. appointed by de-
cree entered on the lst November. 1860 IN the
Gaze of Enroughty and wife against Bergman, G =,
we shall sell At hllc auction the premises. on
MON DAY, the 10th December, 1850, at 80 o clock
p Nj, If ia1r; If not the first taIr day the real
estate located as above, OF which the late Fred.
Eersman died seized, and now occupied by his
widow. There are several beautiful aiding lots,
and an excellent ne Brick Tenement used as a
Store emo Dwelling, and considered an excellent
stand for business.
TERMs.-Euough IN cash to defray the expenses
OF sale and costs of SUIT; balance at and IL
months, for negotiable notes. int rest added salts
tactoy end rrsed, and title retained till the fur
Their order of the Court.
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FALL Tk A I'D 4 /.
1860,

@S~ ROB'T l.. DICKINSON, Successor to Bin
ford, Dickinson 4 Welsiger.l No rs Main street,
Richmond, Va, thankful for the liberai patronage
eraiy, Invites their attention to his large and ex
tensive stock of HATS, CAPS, FURS. &c, com
which will be sold at wholesale and retail to pune
tual customers on the most favorable terms. Mer-
chants of Virginia, North Carolina, and Teunes-
see visiting the city, respectfully solicited to
call and examine for themselves before purohas-
ohaSe for caGh.
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.. JOHN THOMPSON,

q JOHN THUNIPSUN,
- NO /, BALLARD HOUSE,
las on hand q Sc ect and fashionable assort-
ment of HATS, CAPS, LADIES' + L RS and GEN
TLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS, which he is
disposed sell at low prices. 1 most respectfully
solicit call from purchasers. Oc D-dtJl
- NATIONAL GUARD HAT.
u NATIONAL GUARD HAT.
NATIONAL GUARD HAT.
Something entirely new for young men, at
ELLETT Il WEISIGER'S.
No Alaip
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HATS, &c.
HATS, CAPS And FURS.
WILLIAM t. MOORE &c CO.,

Sz~ WILLIAM T. MOORE & CO.,
N7 BROAD STREET.
The subscribers respectfully announce that they
are now in receIpL of a large and fine assortment
of H ATS and GAPS: 10 which they call attic ntlon,
Purchasers would find q rare selection # they
exam, our stock before buying, as we Will offer
inducements that cannot fail to please We have
received a full supply of LADIES FURS, EN-
braeIog all the latest sty les, which we are sell
ing at the lowest possible price. Our stock OF
Servants Hats and Caps cannot be beat, either
In quality or Prlce.
DRESS HATS made to order.
Thankful Tor past tayors, they hope for a con
tinuanee of the same. VIM. L. MOORE,
Nj. J. LEONARD,
207 Broad street.
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TD FARM sxS-NEG SHOES

Rr- TO FAR NEKS-NEGR0S SHOES
snsA%zSSs Farmers and others wanting N Il q f D
SHOES are invited to call at No. % Main street,
where will be found the largest and best assert
ment evar offered in Richmond, Ny assortment
nv own make; Mems Army Brogans; Mems high
cut do, very thick, nailed with hob nails; Danes
best thick peEged Brograns; HsrTlcks best THICK
women, tog ether with all other grades, suitable
for servants men, women and bows. Farmers
JOHN c. PAGE JR
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Southern Fair.


a.. -" aeon, GA, Nov - The Southern Fair
I,'h 10 mere Monday The Agricultural on the
- piox ,saud The Stock on the 7th prox.
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VvHE REASO~S WHY
l YOU SHOULD BUY HOME MADE

FINHE RE ASUN% WHY
L YOU SHOULD BUY HOME MADE
= L O V T. >.
They are better than Northern Stoves.
They can be conveniently repaired.
You eave the profits OF your purchase at home.
You give employment TO your own mechanics;
You d. not add TO the debt OF The South TO the
North, which drains OF specie.
Yon can obtain these Stoves, az retail. from
CD. YALE l. CO., Iron Block, Cover =
nor street, &:
GA BARGAMIN, JR., Main street, e
6. BOUIS co, Main street,
WM A NOUN tCAsTLE, Broad ST., q
Wholesale orders should be directed to
ASA shy DER. Richmond Stove Works,
NO 26 dScw2m Richmond. Va.
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HORSES, &c, FOR SALH

n FOR SAL IA fine. Thorough bred,
ENGREY H0RSE +, raised by Major boswell,
NAwho Will give his pedigree % any one wish
ing to purchase, He was years old last J me, and
ness horse, aud goes vel under the saddle can
easily walk i've miles an hour. and soundln every
particular. T. D. GHun
90 Is is 9th and Cary sts.. or at Haxa's Mills.
nz6,,sk COW FOR SALE Il have for sale q
XA3yS fine MICH COW, with q young calf al
&ea~aHsher side. lno 2o--tsi h.CAUTHohf.
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Suspension oil the st. Louis Banks.
-, LOUIS, Nov. % ALL the Banks here, ex.
ny ny .Ae Mecnanics', suspended specie pay
nett to-day.
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IMPORTANT To GAS COS o N |. X !,

CHAS. II. LA NGIFY,
GAS FILTER, TIMER AND C0PPERSMI7H.
Would inform the public that he is sole a. ant foa
HAwLEY's lMBPER sXERs CYLINDER GAS
and is prepared to put the up at the shortest no.
vantag es of these Burners To prevent boTsins
and waste of gas. to give more clear and v Inform
full head turned on to any desired arnount, ana
thus to save at least twenty five per cent OVER
Mr.. J. +: Brown, IN charge of the wash,ns.on
City Gas Works, has certified that they are aahss-
congestion of twelve Years with those works; and
the Superintendent of the hmond Gas Works
asserts That ne has tined them, md that they save
az least twenty per cent over Other burners
Ihankul i2r past tayors the subscriber invites
price. CHAS. H LANGLEY.
~ ers and others. who have our BAGS, 10 send
mem 70 us luli OF gram, Il ready TO send II, or
lnconvenience for want of our Bags that are idle
IN various hands who have neglected to return
counts and charge the holders with them When
We send bags TO any person, they should be re
Much OF the whest we receive is damp. Farm
srs oos nj 70 dGy !, 81 home. Barns gransrie, and
Farmers lose immensely BY insttention to this
We have fallen on psrilous times, when dess 4,
tarfals Filling orders for guano, &c. oS the
sish Of crops, WORT do for those WAC have
economy Is to make money before We spsnd i
VIRG GINA SAVINGS BANK
CAPITA a''s'sa ~ 'As Les'''a'Ats q, vo oeo
MONEY received on depcsi, in sums OF fSIvs
Of per centam per aan aH !. paid for sua.s
| remaining six months or longer; for shorter rs.
The whole Joint stock bon nd for the deposits.
Deposits reSeiyed s2t eertihcatss issued By the
Spence, corner of Man and Governor streets.
+ FANS J. ssF Il RR2RrriE es.sis;,lr fs'''
oo 2a-iam DAVID BAKER. ia. Secretary.
GEfAoTEssss,s aEoEVfspnsE Am sSrs or
ia ESSsss a.
yer F6sssA PSKEss end c sS
| sCuTrLES, CINDER sHOyEiS. BL0WER
Brass and Iron Footmen, Fire Brick STATS AND
| Jams Al kinds Of Church ard Tavsrs Sells. Brass
"'a' 70 0iaef AZ 'h' lowest : 0 B. DEEn sS
:. No sas Main street. between ssh sna oh,
| pRIUEs TO SUIT The TIMES.
Can and examine our large stock of OVEN
sms. So "a srss Coz to suit
Corner Of Man =, ag s i.,a streets.
| EkENCH WINDOW 6LAss.-Jast received
large lot OF French W,ndsw 9lss. for
aAte low. A. bopEhEk 20
MUTTON SUET.-prspared Ma,san sust. Tor
IVA ehapped hands. lips, 40, cor sale by
/ A. BoDEKkR 4 CO.
WESIKRN. ACoS SIDES AND
| /. q. B. DAVENPORT.
DRYAN'S PuLMONiC wArEkN-Far
ID coug hs, colds and eonsn psion. For sale bs
| DOVE CO.. Draxslst,
11sONCKNTRATERLY pousa os II.
Soar. For %a sale ' y P"Wsadff fi Soft
Drsgxist. nth street.
fsONfONTS. CuMfsMKa, ton fONTS.
An assortment Of zsphyr Wool comforts.
sHAFEa, HALsEy Il 90,
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DREPAKE FOR COLD " EATHGK-A


% HHOs. Bacon Breasts, Shoulders. and
80 Hams, Ter sale BY
VIM, WALLACE SONS.
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HoeiEkY. hUSiEnY..--.as landed,
oet oEa Importation:
I,sT uGx' Ladies, COTTON HOSE. all qualities
MlsHez' - ell Eizes ano
''''U COZ Gents'C0TTON HALF HOSE all xsl-
lIiSSYp. A,Uo dox. l.. @. HDKFS., all grades.
van. nneh We oneT to the trade ct D small ad-
"e apon cost OF importation.
An. WINTER, ALVEY d AREkTS,
0A-u ImpnFtars and Inhi,Ara. Main n
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mencng at IL O'Clock, we will sell, at our auction
233 bags new crop Rio COFFEE.
81 hhds. Porto Rico SUGAR.
~ hhds. Mus cOvado MOLASSES.
WhlSKEY, BRAN DT, &c.
TERMs.-Under 8 100, cash; over 5 loo, 4 months
credit, Tor approved, negotiable paper.
rs. Sale without regard to weather.
noT DUNLOP, MONCURE & CO., Aucts.
NGTlCE-To THE CREDITORS OF DAN
STA RKE DANIEL HAGERTY having as
the late firm OF HAGERrY STARKE, a. d he
ing emitted under the same contract, to ali the
assets of the late concern, udIng debts due IT,
and said Hagerty having, by deed dated the 2lst
November, 1860 recorded on the same day in the
Clerks Othce OF the tustings Court for the city
of Richmond, conveyed his stock of goods, and all
his property and assets of ever description, real
and PERSONAL to the undersigned, IN trust, for the
beneht OF his creators and the credlto of Hager
~ d Starke, according tn certain classes therein
arranged; and said deed also providing, among
other things, that no creditor shall be entitled to
any benefit ther efrom unless lie assents to the
terms of the said de- by signing the same within
thirty DAYS from It's date
Notice is hereby given TO all persons indebted to
the SAID Hagerty, to the said firm, to settle i'm
dately with the undersigned, and to persons
having claims under the terms of SAID de ed 10 re
sent he same. and kotlce is also gwen that said
deed viii remain IN the Clerks Office OF the Court
OF Hustlngs the prescribed tine, to : g signed by
such creditors as are willing to accept the terms
OF the same. V. BAkGAMiN,
noA-ts Trus ee.
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A KTISTs' AND PAiNTEKs' SUPPLY
"A =, SiOkE.-Mr, A; I.YBRoCK tlate of the arm
OF w oatteT q Co..) desires 10 inform his fri ends
and ne public geneIay. that he has opened the
New STORE, No. 2as Main street. under the spots
good Hotel; for the sale of PAINTS, o IL s =,
SLASs, AHNlsHES.G GLUE, and all materials
I9r use OF PAINTERS, Carriage and Furniture man
:, Also, Artists Materials, Engravings, Picture
Frames Gilt aouldings, and every thing requisite
for ARTISTS, Amateurs, Architects. Engineers and
Draughtsmen generally.
Teachers and Schools especially are invited to
examine my stock of PriEts for Drawing Models
and Gracian Painting. which will be supplied At
the Invest and most favorable rates. The patron
age of the pubic Is respectfully solicited,
ANDREw sNToNi-w HoLESALk AND
"A RETAIL pSALER In FOREIGN AND DO
importer of French Candies. Cordials. IA, and
Manufacturer ct Double Refined Candles aiao,
parties aad weddings, IN town or country supplied
with Ornamental Confectionery Ice Cream, Cal es,
10. No 10 Main street, next door ExcAans 80
Bank, RicAmends w,
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STEAMBOATS,, sHIPp1ro. =,

L61yLRGINiA LINE o. a ifSh ESf
sang ssaa S esca sos sdbr IHf ss
essased Eli ha Eg large portion Of her sarge
of lrslgbt apply to a pSvip aS Ell R5sseOs
NOES At VA onniI'
49, The fast sailing Schr. convoy. Caniain
Oh mr. cargo engaged and going on Doar,twiIi have
a1os slsRat0h For pAVe e fWse,sh, .g2
AEAND LIVERPOOL PACK t.T / IN The
DARE GaD, sh,p Of this me, the VIRGINIA.
for Liverpool on or about the aoth Of next montb
Shippers will bear in mind that, by special set of
the Legisl9;ure -four can be shippsd this ship,
owned In virginia, without ms pection
a, arg part qf her freight is aready engaged
fS Sd a sslfsos of freight a sRR6
- r Il TRs pay ENING'E?TfSSss
49, - Cana Canal Boat FAME will leave as
A9Sss tor WIZ t coX s ss the Shed Dock st.
1 Esa5aEEsT aEfj NSs E ESf xpoFTsAouTTHH
GLEN COVE viii. on and after FRIDAY M eoaRRSSr
yHsFfqnfS sSs5y $$Fi6AY ToSpS3A and H %fb
day, except sun4ay,I leaving NORFOLK At the
regular landings ON the river gong and retu ming
no A-ts X. o HA, KINS.
xK~. N0TICE.-The steamer CUR
<tssElSTIS PECK will. after WEDNES-
oil the line between this place and NOR FOLK. to
WIFI Ssme no g. Il aA ssi Fftsrn
E-s - C0TTsViLLE, our .PACKE 4
.1<-&-zL LINE for that place will be dis
The THROUGH LINE for SeOTTsVILLE.
LYNCHBGRG, LEXINGTON and B q CHANAN,
Will continue as usual
FARE From RICHMOND TO
Scnttsville ....,....S 80 lexington. So 60
no 2t-iw $50 : " K. EDMoND & CO. :"
sgEfH RANG EMEzNT.9THREE TiME AH a
w EEK BETWEEN RICHMOND
AND NEW YQRK-ONLY $40, P SIS 6 Z,
STATE ROOM AND MEALS lNCLuDED.
JAMESTOWN, and ROANOKE will leave Rich
mond for New York, as follows, stopping at Nor
fok b eo 1h fo KF6 sNd returning an vlz:
day afternoon. at o'clock.
The JAMESTOWN, Capt SKINNER, every Fri.
day afternoon, at o'clock.
The RoANokE. Capt Couch, every Sunday af
Returning from New York every Tuesday,
THURSDAY and Saturday, at 3 P. M
Steerage Passage to New York only SIS.
Passage to Norfolk the same as by the river
Excursion Tickets discontinued until the next
season. LUDLAM h WATSON
oc It's Opposite Steamers W harves.
l<e~. NOTICE.-UNION STEAMSHIP
SSIELiS LlNE.-ln consequence of some neces-
GINA, she will be taken of the line until about
the 10Th Inst and notice will be given when she
will resume her regular trips.
nol3ts c. P. CARDoZO, Agent.
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GPOTs WOOD HOUSE,

II RICHMUND, VA,
This new Hotel. at the corner Of Main and 9Th
streets, Just finished and elegantly furnished, ls
now open for the accommodation OF guests.
The location is the best III the city, and every
effort will be made to please the patrons of the
House.
| have secured the services of NIT. w. HoEN-
NIGER, late of the Everett House, New York.
molly JOSEPH 4. CkkNSHAW.
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DERFUMERY, POMaDEs AND TOILET
J. ARTICLES, in great variety. for sale by
FISHER 4 SHEPHERD. lN Main u,
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MILLINERY & DREss-MARINo

<x6N PREMIUM NILLENERY.-MADA
SON has received, by MoDdsy 's steam "a IN
* er, large assortment of H FAD w.
DRESSES, FRENCH FLOWERS, newSNEI
Imported RIBBONS and B0NNtTS. of all the
latest STYLES. Virginia and North Carolina money
taken ar par Great inducements are offered in
the above goods. MADAM SON,
No IS Nam street,
noH-2tF Nearly opposite st. Chas. Hotel.
~ MLLLlNEkt AND Fanny oOvDs
~ v. A. I NJ P l. M "A n, No. 2l2gSTG
Broad street, oters her stock of MILL SlkSf
merry and FANCY GOODS at cost, for cash -
She particularly invites the attention of all who
are in want of the above articles. Among her
stock are EMBkOiDbkiES, COLLARS, &c,
&c. no 22-2w
1n.. AGAR BIO THE LADIES AND
ASEg iENTLE OF RlCHMONDsSCrs
&NE8 AND ITS VICINITY Miss 4 Z ssGxg
bbCCA SEMON would respectfully Inform SyGESsas
the ladies' and gentlemen tina, she has jusI Ie :
ceIved her stock of FALL AND WIN FER PAT
TERMS, comprise ing The Zouave Jackets, for la
dies; japanese aAlng-COat and Cape. Tor little
boys; GarrIck Coat. Spanish Dress, Zouavs Coat,
Lennet Coat and Dress Jacket, and d number OF
Apron Patterns for little boys. Also, the Lulu
and Victoria Walking Dress, for little girls; Zou-
ave and Cleopatra Aprons. and number Of Dress
Sleeve Patterns.
Mis- SEMON is now ready to Braid and En-
broider the Zouave Jackets. for ladies and chill
dren. Also. LADIES' and Children's Flannels ;
Sacks and Wrapoings for Infants Suits Embrol-
dered for little boys. Also, PlnkIng. Drawing and
Stamping done at The shortest notice III her room,
at her father residence, doors BE- low St Charles
Hotel. Inol6-lmI Miss REBECCA SEMON.
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BLAMING MAGAZINES AND SEEAI
ENGINES
MADE UPON SOUTHERN SOIL.
THE UNION MANUFACTURING {

IHE UNlON MAN UFACTURING 90,
OF RICHMOND, Va.
Are now ready to furnish the celebrated WOOD
WORTH PLANNING MACHINES, which re-
qulre no other recommend ton than their already
established re putatIon; and also STATIONARY
STEAM ENGINES. of from IS to IGO horse pow
er. which they tCiH 6uiid at price per horse
potcsr than they can be furnished by any Northern
establishment.
These Machines are built under the personal
supervision OF JOHN IL. LESTER. Esq, formerly al
Brooklyn, n. .,who. as a manufacturer. is we Il
and widely known, and they are warranted to give
salts faction.
OFFIOaI, 23l MAIN STREET,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
ia Send for Descriptive Pamphlet no 2s-ts
NOTICE.-in view of the present monetary
~ pressure, and unwl ling TO submit 20 ruInous
rates of interest, or to SUBJECT our patrons to
heavy losses Oh the sale of property, which they
are unwilling to sustain. We have concluded TO
temporarily suspend payment. We impeled
to this course only from due regard TO our own
and to the interest OF those WIN have Negroes on
hand intended for our sales, and on which IN most
We have made large adva aces.
We will resume payment OF our obligations at
the earle ST period compatible with the interest OF
all, of which public notice will be given. We al
confident our prudence will be commended.
We shall continue business, and viii be glad to
serve those willing to submit TO present prices,
and viii promptly apply the proceeds as desired
by those favorlng US with their patronage
Ats DAVIS, DUPREE co.
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AUCTION eALH0.
FUTURE DAYS.
By Thomas Pannill, Auetr,
tBANE ST., PETERsBURe.1


THE BULLETIN NEWSPAPER FOR
DR.. VIM. II. PAnson, and by request OF parties
Interested. We shall proceed to sell at public AUG
tion, front of the NJ erchants' Exchange. IN Pc
terseurs, ON SATURDAY. the 9Th dsy of Deeem-
her, 1860 at l2 CLOCK NJ. :, the above named VAL
UABLE Nh WspAPER, published in this city /,
T9 8. FRESH Sis of Gf iss fns
and FIXTURES, and one STEAM ENGINE.-
The I, pes, 30, are new. The celebrity of the
BULLETIN, as leading and influential political
journal. and Its extensive circulation, together
with the fact tbs it is the only Democr paper
a single exception the only one in South Side Vr-
GINA, make II one of the most desirable newspa-
peIs published in the state.
The BULLETIN may be purchased privately at
any me before the day OF sale.
Terms Enough IN cash to pay expenses of
"a months, IN crest added, for negoi liable notes.
satisfactorily endorsed. and deed of trust, if
required, on the property.
W. l.. WA fKINS, ! r..
CHAS. =. STRINGFELLOW,{ AFusI0es'
L. PANNILL, Auct'r. no 20 SC
- r. RGEA NT'S sA l. r. will be sold, on
~ SATURDAY. morning, December Is, COM
menclng at lO O'Clock, at the store Broad. be-
tween Sd and 4ih streets, occupied by NJ adame
Fauche, all the Furniture. Millinery and fixtures
therein contained consisting IN part OF handso Inc
new style Winter Bonnets. rich Bonnet Ribbons,
Flowers. II cad Dresses, Muslin Sleeves &c, c..
Also two fine Mahogany Show Cases; one very
good Counter one second hand Piano; four Ave
Beds, Bedsteads and Bedding; one Clock one
stove; Tables Chairs. CIockeTy, flstes Dishes,
&c, &c, TO satisfy distress warrant IN my hands
TEkas.1Cash. THOMAS U. pUDtEY,
no 29-td Sergeant City of Richmond.
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NAM. 60TZE, No. 100 Broad street, between
w 5th and 9th manufacturer of STEAM RE
FINED, FRENCH, and FANCY CANDIES, of
all desorI gtious who esae and retail. and dealer
in FANCY GOODS, TOYS, FOREIGN FRUITS,
and CIGARS, of every variety, respectfully in
vltes the public to examine his new and beautiful
stock City and country merchants will find 1t to
their interest to examine his goods before Pur-
chasing isewhare, us he feels satisfied he can of
Ter as great inducements as can be had by their
pul chasing North. no l3-dtlstJa*
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

eas LAND IN WESTERN VIRGINIA,
fSss FOX HALk.-Some valuable tracts of Ian u
"H-H IN Jackson. Gllmer ana other counties, we'll
suited for grazing and farming purposes. The
owner not being a dent of this State, and un
able to give the 5ary attention to this pro-
pertv. will dispose of IL in quantities to SHEt pK,
chaSerS. at q very low price.
For particulars, please address nr. J. BYRNE,
care of DR.. VIM. W. PARKER Richmond, Va.
no 20-3tqw2w
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CCU0itI, OF DESIGN OE IHE. VIA.
> GINA MECHANICS INSTITUTE. - The
shove School will be opened IN the basemept G
Novem6ef 10 n, att p. NJ and on each MONDAY;
WEDNESDAY and FRaDni sq NSeh un ~
15SometTical Drawing, the scholars can obtain IN
slructions in Mathematics. Trlgonometry and sur
veyIng. If desired; For terms, apply TO Mr.. y.
evenings of Tuesday, thursday and Saturday OF
this week, or TO the Committee;
l.. l.. MONTAGUE,
Elm LAS kERSEI.
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a. Land AND SLAVES IN this

So ch nIA7NTW "a Az MsIfA IN VIZ pR1
.4~ VATELY.-T devlsees of John H. Steger,
decd, offer for sale privately valuabl lie TRACT
OF LAND, lying on the Appomattox river, in the
county of Amelia, FIVE miles from Mattoax DEPOT,
on the Richmond and Danville Railroad, contain
ing, by estimation, 900 acres The land is adml-
rabiy adapted to the production of Corn, Wheat
and Tobacco and the TRACT 10 regarded as one OF
the best in the county II desired, twill re di.
excellent. Possession will be delivered at once;
the devlse5s reseTving the right TO cultivate and
gather the growing crops, # satisfactory arTalte
ment cannot be made with the purchaser to take
them. The purchaser of the land, if he desires
number of valuable SLAVES. The terms will be
made accommodating. Apply t. WILLIAM +,
pot, Amelia; or to X. w. SFhGER, Mattoax De-
pot, Amelia. au Z9--n