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m<rs ENCOURAGE HOME MANUFACTURE syn
N.Y. rLEs lNrALLIBLE BAKiN8 POWDER, the best and
cheapest preparation known for making la few moments
Bread Biscuits Batter, Buckwhea and other Gnd
Cakes Pudding, Pies and Pastry Of description with
q saving time, labor and expense.
lfr0a Rep. ThomaS Bi1./0rd)
MARL HILL HEsRioo l4th Oct ls5S.
DR. GARIcK Dear SirHavng used, to consd ruble
extent your senpes Baking Powdern unhesitangly pro
nOunce superior anything that has
family for the purposes for which II is recommended.
THOMAS BSFoRp.
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.DaviS' Pain Killer

q DaVIS7 Paln h1IIGr.
n<R@ TO PERRY DAVIS ~ SON Dear Sirs-l feel
MG happy TO aid NOR" testimonial of the saac Of
your Pain Killer the thousands nearly Irs
Of the world the sI Of This month fell om second pr,
doorway IYcmets, striking my feet aud brusng
them ,efcy s,ranng the lganentsoi the ankles When
ir black and swollen, aud the pain
intense tiining. Immediately applied your raIa
Killer do intervals about minutes
The second day the appearance was greensI yellow, with 1T
pain, and to-day can walk with ease to my store
Yours lr.ir,.iuily, I.SUGGIrT, High -.
Providence, May istt, 1857.
The the Of the Pain Killer easily
moved iy washing In alcohol. ~
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A PPLETON,S o,, -, rp,vr1s.
Containing fu. description Of the princip Cities, Towns,
and places of interest," together with Hotels and Routes {"
81 through Caited STATES. and the Cndds WIN coored
Mans Just received and for sale by o,,n
~ ATS u. d. ,nnIi,.
~ ROCERIEsJust TO hand large lot OF Sugar-lionse MO
Il iaseee Porto Rico Cuba and Portland Syrup.
ap17 ALEX. KlNNIER 81 Bridge street
Usage Orange Seed,
j NH 10 sTABLER JONES.
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For Rent

~, SMALL hnlly residence on CHURCH STREET,
h tween 9TH aud 9TH In tho best nrphurtood In The
nj avery low price, Apply 10 ~
10 9Gd A. y. ENal.fDOyE No ST, Main A
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Oh FOR < Z N THE large ard spacious
Elf BASE ENf. corner of 18th and Main uts-
A-A 1t is lOj by "a. has two ENTRANCES on nth ST.
and is suitable for most any kind of business. To
good tenant the rent will be moderate Posses
sion given immediately. Apply [,
MARCUS HARRIS BRO,
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!. lar, "a for the Richmond Dispatch. |
LATER FROM EUROPE.
,,vAI OF THE ADA.

.-, ynTx Nov. lS,--The steamship Gam
NsN liverpool on the 81. has arrived.
ads "E Ha,i, New. pu hlishes the text OF Lord
le' pt".seli's d .spatch TO the British Minis
lo0n Turin. 1t says, the great questions
feT ~ a,resr 10 the British Government to
Uhs,aa "a there arr. were the people of Italy
T,F.,asd in asking assistance s, s. from the King
o. Ih,rb they were aiscontented was the
81" r,rbt ia furnishing them assistance -
nv tusseli says bis eorerument don't feel
laieoe in declaring for the people OF South
l1s"J,aIy. nor are there good reasons for
ga rtnc of their allegiance.
Ia,'", was attacked ON the list, and capi;u-
UaFShs T,lloyipS day. Naples WAS iliumi-
ls 81 81, and there wire great rejoicings.
Yer Emanuel had crossed the Garigliano
COMNSACIkL.
rr,,t Sa.a-4gy - The Cotton market a
lh,.r5 huovant. wish a large speculative IN
sH.e stc.pg Ir4 hIkher than fridays proes.
fl' rtlon,tsaenos ei the letters received hy The
10 gu. Vanderbilt, the market Isl excitsd =
S,a n', "a frm ard rgchauEed proN1sions quiet.
90 IN the Bank lar<eiy decreased None,
~, '""",sd SAFES Of Cotton. Saturday, vaiiously
eLes.r..ed at r. m Is oo 10 ~ 100 htes.
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THIS DAT


a. HBLE sLAvfs, II Hsfh1SD. HhNo
ynh CoDNTi.VA.--Att tho ieQu<st 81 tbe Rich :
mopd and frede1ckshGrx hsllrosd c3ppsny. y o.
county, on the said Raiir,.aa, 10 mIes N rth Of
aIchmond. ~ valuable slaves. srLyeJ ed "a sad
COMPANY By AR: Edwin Rob nson.. These slsvse
are IN iames and are not only likely. bot are Of
ing Cooks House Servants, W she,s. &c. Pain
ers and oihsr persons die posed 10 purchase ees-
vsnts for their own use. would do well 10 athena
the Servants. as far as practicable, to obtain own
crs IN this State thoy will be sold on credit Of
months, for approved. endorsed. negotiable paper.
WEB sf S, LIZ ssSs &
a 400 'cock a. M. Persons leaving Richmond ia
inc morning cars can attend the sale, ard reiura
"o7 ' ''' Y ad II SisSiGst +; fhkssoN Auo..
VIII dsnA i1F 9WKEt
ON THE NORTH siDR OF HAKER
T FUR si1 sh sT AM Ut sTEPHtN sis;
% si ELL ::
1850, at ~ O'Clock p. M., the be- use and lot To-
Gated as above. now ~ her occupancy. The lot 10
large one and there 10 an excellent brick kitohen
Terms. : One third cash balsnce at 8 and IL
months, eF retotia bic notes. interest added and
no is'''ne' GbDDI ne asfPiPfRRsor Auo
VAni.UAHEEEEr STORE ST. AID Ling,
TWEEN Leigh AND JACKSON sTkEETs.
FOR SALE AT AUCTlON.-will be snId. on
WEDNESDAY. the 18th November. 1850. at
located as above. now IN the occupancy Of Mr..
TERns:- One-thlrd. cash; balance a. and Q
title retained till last note is paid.
NOS GODDfN APPERsoN. Auo.s.
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AUCTION SALES
- : - - ~s~|-srs~>~~~~s--~~~s.-
FUTURE DAYS.
BY Robt. Il. LINE. Aucir.

------A
SALE CF STOCK OF HORSES. cosvs.
- PLANTATION UTENsIIs, CROP oF
GyRE, 81 tICKrs, FODDER; WHEAT STRAW
"c, Ala ACTION Mr.. Jso. g. KIM havinx
sold his Farm. ~il ssll at his residence. about
three miles be.w RichiDold. on the new Central
a Hoad, on gksDAY. he 9th Of Neyepber, At Il
Utensils, embracing an excellent Wheat Refer.
crop Of Corn, Shucks, Fodder, Wheat Straw 8 a.
sale viii he positive and without limit or reserve
lfRMs-Made known on day of sale.
noH R0Bf. b LYME, Auct,
JtRGsT AALEOF A HOUSE AND LOT
.HN UNION H1LL.-Pnrsuaut to the provI-
sons q feet of ttfst, executed by Philip Wat
hlns Trustee, 70 M, 81 the Il das of February
u 9nty Court shall, on FRIDAY, the I'd day
mises, sell at public auction, TO the highest BIDDER
the property conveyed by the aforesa:d Deed and
describ therein az "a certain lot lying on Union
Hill. In the said county of Henrico near the citT
OF klchfor d. fronting thirty FIVE feet ON the west
SIDE OF Scott street and running back between par
alie lines: one hundred and forty seven feet to
an alley fifteen feet wide, being portion of Lot
No 3, square No. 2261a as desIgnated in Gssi
f,om Mloajah hates and ] NJ. Carringtcn To
a; Caring ton, dated IL n Of May. Ie45
,;Oh the Lot is small Framed DWELLING
hDt Dk.
TERMS Cash, as to s $50; the retnaindsr Of tina
pnrchas e mOEer on credit Of nlntths. for which
nego,tahle note vii be required, with II. Srest
eooeo from the day of SALE and deed of q tit to
THOs ]. EVANS, Trustee.
sale conducted by Ro. b. LYME, Auct'r.
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FUTURE DAYS.
-------------------- ------------
BY 0eddin g. Apprrson. Auct,s,

[ v'wnssssIDNEHs SAFE OF A LARGE
hEs6 F THE ci6g inv % ggfGHsSSn
vrtne OF decree Of tie Circuit Cont IF the City
Of Riohme nd. pronounced ON the s., Novemi,e2.
1850 IN the case OF ONcips sxfrs asa;nst Ia "a
9eda n we, the underlined. wso were sp
tion, at the front door Of tho. Srats Court Honss
in the city of Richmond, ON THURSDAY ri
Nov, 1860, commencing at 10 O'Clock A. NJ az
iar 4 t. n2t the mex, iai, ds' ,se,aftsr the real
din, referred To- IN the papers h ed In said cause.
hit Of which is hereto appended, and 10 which
sseeisl reference is hereby made.
The real estate which lee in the city of Rich
nond viii be first sold. In the order in which " 10
listed, and Should the safes be nsufficie mt to dis
charge the scyerai JUDGMENT songht TO he en-
forced, the 80 much of the real estate as lies IN
the county Of EeTirico, n the order listed, Will
next he sold.
II may not be out of place to remark on the part
Of the Commissioners that the title 90 most Of the
real estate described in the list below. ~as ao
a5lred by the defendant Goddn, by purchase for
.fe non pa> meHt OF taxes. and hence the descrfp~
tton. sr Come cases. IL not as full would be de-
s'scie yet the several reports Of Commi ssioner
nv ms. marked y, b and r., and the large list Of
hed with the Papers In said cause. Will give such
description viii enable fhcse v no may desire to
purchase TO look into the titles, Ae. fine pureha-
sers OF the several pieces of real estate will he re-
the safes are compls tel. The Commissioners will
sell only such title by The decree aforesaid they
are required to sill, and the eu1 chasers viii, of
course, ey or before the day Of SAFE satisfy them
selves on that point.
TEHMs third cash balance at O. and IL
motifs, Tor negotiable notes. interest added. and
tue 'etainsd til al the purchase money is fully
paid and coEGHeLtnse ordered b b ths Court
JOIN OH g G: MffE EHHlia ( com'r..
X. MILTON CART,
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by Richard Cauthorn, Auet.

| ARGE SALE OF ROCkERY AND
II GLASSTt RE.-On wEDN Ea DAY, lAth in
slant, q. 10 O'Clock, at my store. will sell sue
ton large and desirable assortment of CROCkE-
RY and GLASSWARE. conss ing in part OF
bite Granite Di. hes. Plates CMps snd SsucsTs,
Gets. Dinner Ware, &c.
,ALsO.-An invoice Of yellow and Rcekins ham
w are, consisting of Pitchers. Bowls, Pie Plates,
Pane, Chamhers, Bed Pans. Tea Pots. \ ugs Re.
ALSO. 4 ommon Blue-edsed Plates, Dishes.
Painted Teas Bowls NC.
GLASSWARE.-This is of a superior QUALITY
ard oons,sts of Bar and Table Tumblers, Jobleis.
wines Dishes, amps. Jars, Salts. Casters, 30.
ALSO. shoe Jacks &c, &c
The above Ware Is of the best quality, and will
be sold without reserve
TERMs.-Casb Tor all sums of SsO and under
over this amount, 60 da,s credit for approved pa
per. no lei X. CAUTHDRN, Auct'T.
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Han MIR keitt ON s,cr.siau

CoLUNBlA. s c., Nov. I3.-Hon. Mr.. Keitt
uss serepSded last night at midnight He
,-gde an exciting speech, and urged prompt
Lion He said President Buchanan was
nsed,ei 10 secession and would be held to it
( Csrolina should scatter the accursrd u MON.
IN could not be otherwise accomplished.
.bs should throw her arms around the pIl-
Iars Of the Constitut ton and involve all the
Staes in the common ruin.
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Lake Disasters.

CrgAvELAED, Nov 10 The schooner J. H.
Drake owned IN Chicago, ran into the pier
lssi night aud carried the lighthouse COM
rIs!ey away and sunk across the channel.
completely blocking the harbor up.
The propeller Cushman, in enieavoring to
eater the hsrbOr ran into the schooner Indus
~. whieh was laying at the West pier, cut
ting her in Two. The propeller was slightly
lqIared.
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-,.d seizure Of For, uou,trie.

xrur YORK. Nov. ia special dispatch
T,hs-leslon 10 the Pnlladel phia Inquirer
u, ne effect that the Charleston Light lnfau-
hsd taken possession OF Fort Meultrie
~ rs7ceptible effect At the Evening Stock
p %. here, as we'll as in Philadelphia II was
H,sr.aiped, however, that the report was
PROBABLY based On das The fac, that the b Lsat la
srm.ry al Charleston, in the absence Of u. ).
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4 Declaration of Independence.

WASHINGTON, Nov. l3.-The Constitution
paoIshes one OF the forms OF declaration OF
Independence 10 be submitted 10 the South
CArclIns Legislature. IL embodies a portion
az the National Declaration OF Independence,
with the list OF grievances altered TO suit the
condition of affairs. Ii was yesterday laid
hsf ne The President
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The Secession Question in the West,

HENDERSON, KY, Nov. IA large and en- :
'husisstic Union meeting, irrespective OF par
~ was held here to-day. Ex-Gov. Dixon
presided. Strong Union speeches were made
BY Douglas, Bell. and Breckenridge men. The
resolutions which were adopted strongly dep
teSa.e secession.
a meeting Of the people OF the entire county
Vas called for Saturday next
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BY Alex. Mott, Auct,r

TRAPE sALE-DRY GOODS, CLOTHING.
=. SHES. HATS; kc:.Wi be sold at auction,
menclng AZ 10 O'Clock, large. inroioe Of Fresh
and Seasonabie DRY GOODS consisting in uart"
Cloths. Cass Imeres and Satinets: Wits Elan
nels Blue DENNIS, Mefrno Shirts and Drawers
i To doz Hoop Skirts; 200 doz. Cotton and Wooden
r kADY-MADE CLOTHING-Coats, Pants.
Vests. &c. "'
HATS-6 cases Hats, assorted; o cases CAPS,
nHOES-10 cases Men. Women and Bows Shoes.
IsRAs All sums over $50, SO DAYS credit for
approved, negotiable notes
!. no IA ALEX. MOTT, Auct,
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BY T.. IL. Cook. Auct'r.

CENTEEL FURNITURE. &c, AUC-
u TION.-On WEDNESDAY,, 18th INST, at 10
o. clock Will sell. at my store, large lot of gem
ts~I FUR~lTURE. consisting of Wardrob hes, Blu
rea2s. e,dcboards, Sofas, Cane and Wood Ne at
Cbalrs t.oarres. Card. Centre and Dining Ia les,
Book Cases Jssny Lind and Cottage rehsteeds,
Halr and SlucE Mattresses, FSather Bt ds, Bed
ding. Carpets, Croc kerry. glassware, Stoves o..
together with large OF II miscellaneous articles
TO ~nIps rous to mention l. CT OK,
no f. AuctlOueey.
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SEWING MACHINES.
- T. w ING ACHIN ES.


EW ING MACHINEs.
CELEBRATED ELLIPTIC LOCK STITCH
> r. w y G NJ A CHINE
Are now manufactured by the
UNION MANUFACTGRING COMPANY.
'LAte Lester n5 RR inninnm Company
And are for sale at store
lhese machlnes, OF home manufacture, are
PLEASE CALL IND EXAMINE THEM.
THE WILCOX Il GIBRs' SEWING MA
State Agricultural Fair, 0ctpDer Ith, 1880, and is
s So Family SEWING MA 16HI P5iee 81 to
belvin's Block, on l2th and Governor SITS
TIL ssSGER SEWING MACHINES.-
sTN6ER SEWiNG t9fSS b b"Rhua "a Ae g,
rica and Europe, IS such as hest to establish their
Machines, called, NAV lie boug hit, it is true for
smalert amount OF dollars, but It is mistaken
economy olnvest an, thing in a worthless or IN
reilaD!e article, and those who VIII DO so must
SIX G. R's new FAMILY MACHINES
II order 10 place the Gerry best Family Machines
i'l the toorid within the reach of all, we have re-
duced our Letter a, or transverse Shuttle Ma
fhippess' beautifully ornamented, to FIFTY DOL
SINGERS Nor; rI,t AN \ DG 2 uf1TTAAkDARD SHUT
=
Both OF very general application and capacity,
and popular both IL the family and the manu- fac
tory, Pnees reduced respectively from sls6 and
SlNGER'S No. STANDARD SHUTTLE MA
For carriage makers ana heavy leather work.
Price, complete, Slf5.
Also, to coIn plete the list, an entirely rev ar
tcle, unequaied for manufacturing purposes,
holseless. RAPID, and capable of any kind Of work.
Price, including iron stand and drawers, Sll0,
cheaper at that. IN view of its value, than the ma
CHIMES Or any otleI maker as a gift.
All Of Singers Machines make the interlocked
stlch with two threads, which is the best stitch
known. Every. person desiring to procure full
and reliable Information about Sew ing Machines,
theIr sizes, pTloes,, working Capacities, and the
best method OF purchasing, can obtain it By send
Ing Tor copy OF Il. n Singer & Co.'S Gazette
which Is a beautiful pictorial paper, entirely de
voted to the subject 1t will be supplied gratis.
NEEDLES, THREAD, COTT0NS. SILK, and
all necessary articles used with Sewing Machines,
kept constantly on hand for sale Also, q practi
cal machinIst. who is ever ready to attend on our
customers. II required.
Messrs SINGER L CO.'S Office being conduct
ed on the most thorough business principles, by an
entirely new set of hands, We feel confident OF
Going our share Of the business, as we have always
ucn5 heretofore. !. NJ. SINGER Il CO.,
$40 Main street, Richmond.
b. TRoTT, Agent. au 23-Sm
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Reclamation from the Governor of Mis-.
sissippi.
JACKSON, Miss, Nov. l3.-Gov. Pettus ha.
Issued PROCLAMATION convening the Legisla-
ure on the 25th.
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The Election in Missouri.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. I3.-The result in Missouri
ss.itl doubtful and will not be known posi-
lively for several days. III MY -four counties
Bell has nearly $4,000, and Dougla. Learly
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--ss i.a.--sl-.-
N u r &c L

" <
ne attention of the ladies' is respectfully
caiIeu 10 lhe following articles from that Justly
G SIZE, ated manufacturer, HENRY WIREMAN, Of
phia, who Is, beyond doubt, the very best
states: " INV oN-'0u
Ladies Glove Kid Cork Sole Rut.on cAITpps.
II.
d" fatent Leather Baltnoral BOOTS;
=, goat Skln dc. do.
:. French Kid Congress CATERS;
8. 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;
M. Black Kid SLIPS, with and without heels;
w hlcn, losetner with great variety of other ar
ia' nishe my assortment very complete, and
laoieS favorlng me with a call. cannot fail to be
suited PHILIP X. WHITE, 70 Main st.
~ b.-Ladles who have teen in the hapt of hav-
ing thelr Sh es made in Philadelphia By MI
"iREMAN, can order them through me as have
made al, ansemen:s with him to have them m de
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By ]. H. Diggee, Auct'P,

ZINE gold AND SILVER WATCHES,
L JEWELRY, FANCY GOODS, &c Will he
cold at auction. every night this week. at ueton
Room e6 Main street. Also. a lot OF Blankets I'm
deisnlrts. Drawers, fine Table Cutlery, Plssed
Spoons, Forks, Sc, 90. Sale will commence az
O'Clock, NJ. j. II. DlGGES. Auot-
d. r. HoeyH, Salesman. &C Cts
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JUST RECEIVEEs.


a
- We have Just received our second supply Of
FALL An D WINTER STOCK. consisting of a
large and we'll selected assortment of LADIES'
Gents, Misses and Children's BOOTS, SHOES,
EATERS, &c, which We prepared to sell as
low as any house in the city at wholesale or re-
tail. A call is respectfully solicited
Il. STERN & BRO,
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FUTURE DAY
BY James M. Taylor 4 Son, Aucrrs.


FTtRU4TEE'S SALE Oe REAL EATATE:
4 ON MAIN STREET, IN THE CITY OF
RICHMOND BY Urine 81 a deed Of t,nst, exc
cuted 10 the subsafihef BY I. A. joddln and vile,
dated 7th July. 1855, and recorded in Rtebnn"nd
Hastings, Court, being thereto requested. I VII
DAY, 18th November, at 4 O'clock p. M the
property conveyed by said deed being the .ot de-
E,ghased or the plan drawn by W ii Ismson f,r the
Common Council of the city. rs Lot No. $50. stu
tted on tie sbuth side of Main street. commence
ing thereon at = soilt distant i39 feet west OF
Warehouse street. a. Drumming thence westerly
on Main street to LotNo Ie1 A plat of the prop
erty will b. exhibited at the tire If sale, and 1T
will then be determined whether to Sat -dIvide It
or sell II as a whole.
The terms required by the deed are cash but I
am authorized 70 State that fair credits will be
allowed. The title ls believed to be perfect; but
selling a. TIustec. shaH convey only SUCH as
derive under the tlGst oeed. o,p
JAS. NJ. TAYLOR Il SON, Aucs. nos
A VERY DFSIRABBE EkICk RESI-
"A DtNCE GRACE, BETWEEN 18TH AN D
10Th STEETS. CHURCH HILL, FOR SALE ct
ApCTI0N.-We will sell, upon the premises on
THURSDAY. the 18th day of November. COM
mepcing at "a O'Clock P. NJ. the very desirable
Brick Residence, now occupied BY Mrs. Rebec "a
C. Brett. on Grace between 25th and goth streets,
Church Hill. II has seven good rooms, is very
convenient, and extremely pleasant;
The Lot fronts on Grace street 81 feet, and runs
back ISL feet to an alley Is feet wide Mrs Brett.
residi ig upon TIE premises. wall take pleasure in
showing tbs sa'fe 20 those desiring to purchase.
TERMS One fourt. sash; the balance at 4 8,
and IL months, for nsgotlabe nStes, with interest
added auo secured by q trust deed.
oc 81 JAS N. TAYLOR SON, Auc.s,
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BOOTS, SHOHs, &c

NJ MEME
III Manufacturer and Deale, in
~ Is . T s A " ID n q r q A9
uo,,. No. 1870 Main Street,
", oar peg leave t? inform his former patrons ard
OF BOOTS and SHOES In ali their branehss. ~
NosiN' Main street, and would ask a call from a !
wanting goods IN his line VIVA '''' "
"A hne assortment of Ladies'. Misses and Chill
uIen s Goods aiways on hand, which will be sold
at very reasonable priass No ~ 'o
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Sale without regard to weather
A. L. DIETRICH, Trustee,
no g. dtd kcwlt* Fort + DFITaIcK
~ LAND AND SLAVES IN THE

kn4 LANU md La Z 9 IN THE
So COUNTY OF AMELIA, FOR SALE PRI-
FATELY The devIsees of John H. Stsger,
dec'd oHeT for sale privately valuable TkACf
county Of Amelia, FIVE miles from Mattoax Depot,
on the Richmond and DanviIe RAILROAD, contain
ing; by ESTIMATION 600 acres. The land is adml-
rably adapted to the production Of Corn, Wheat
sud Tobacco, and the tract is regarded rs one OF
the best IN the county If desired, will be di-
vlded into two tracts. The neIghborhood is most
excellent. Possession " i'll be delivered at once;
the devlsees reserving the right to cultivate and
gather the growing crops satisfactory ARA ne
ment cannot be made with the purchaser to tai e
then The purchaser OF the land, if he desires
them Tor ms own use, can also pu rchase a lars e
made accom- odating. Apply to WILLIAM f.
MEADE or JOHN s. HAROAWAY, Chula De
pot. Amelia. an 20. If
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A6NJ To FAR NiEkS-NEGRU SHOES
sGsesmS Farmers and others wanting N h 6 o
where Will be found the largest and best assort-
rent ever offered in Richmond. Ny assortment
embraces, O1 pairs of heavy Sewed Brdgans, of
nj, own makes Mems Army Brogans; MEMS high
cut DO, very thick, nailed with hob nails; Danes
psgged Brogans; Planters and Dutch Boots for
women, t"geiher with all other grades, suitable
LOT servants, men, women and bo's. Farmers
Will do well to give me call, at No 93 Main st.
IllN
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Next door TO Exchange Bank, and
Opposite Kent, Paine g. Co,

az TER OF 1880 -DARRACOTT. HARRIS
w. li2 Main street.-Persons visiting the Fairs
re Tsqqested 10 call and examine our stock CT
Fancy Cashmere S1tts: Fancy Nohby Salts: Valve
zen Hunting Suits; Back and Brown TrIcot Suits
33-Ayer Paletoe Overcoa+s; Fine Cloth Overcoats
carney Paletoes and sacks; Black and "ancy
E HenNet Vests; Fancy and Black Silk Vests; Golden
Han qaiIts; Collars Socks; Crayats; Sas pendeTs
SEsaa9aerchleis and Gloves; Boys Clothing; which
W q As.ilng very low. For bargains, call on
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H. L CODDS.
COMMANDMENTS Sal. OF yALUA

= BE LOT ON LESTER STREET, ROCK
of the Circuit Court of the CITY of Richmond, in
the case of Motfetts against Mofetts pronounced
on the 9Th Feb uary, 1850 shall proceed to sell at
public auction, on the premises, on FRIDAY. the
I'D November 1860, at IL O'Clock NJ, Gf fair; If
not, the 81 fair day. the real estate referred to
the plaintiffs bill, consisting OF Lot fronting
80 feet the south side of Lester street, running
back IS feet. to John Finders line.
TERMs.-One- third cash. balance at 6 and IL
months, for negotiable notes. interest added sat
isfactorly endorsed aud title retained till all the
purchase money is fully paid.
no Is GEO. W. RAN DOLPH, Com'r.
Sale conducted by GoDDlN Il APPEksoN.