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AUCTION eALH0.
FUTURE DAYS.
By Goddin & Apper.on, Aucts.


COMMISSIONERS, SALE OF 4 LARGE
=, nj Q UNIT OF VALUAgLE REAL II,
ALSO IN THE CtUSTY OF HkNR!Co.-By
virtue Of a decree of the Circuit Court Of the City
Of Richmond. pronounced on the Sd November,
1850, IN the case OF O'Neirs ex'Ts against Isaac
A. GoddIn. We, the undersigned, who were ap
pointed Commissioners. will cell at PUBLIC auc-
tlon, at the front door of he state Court House.
IN the city OF Richmond, on THURSDAY, I'D
Nov, 1860. commencing at 10 O'Clock A. M, tIt
far il not the next fair day thereafter. the real
estate belonging to the defer dani, Isaac A. God
din, referred 10 IN the papers flied in sad canse. q
list Of which is hereto appended, and to which
special reference is hereby made.
The real estate which lies In the city OF Rch :
mond will be first sold, in the order in which 1t is
listed. and should the sales be insuheit mt 20 dis
charge the several judgments sought Ia be en-
forced then so much OF the real estate as Les IN
the county Of Henrico, IN the order listed, VIII
next be sold
1t may not be out of place to remark. on the part
of the Commissioners, that the title TO most of the
real estate described in the INST below. was &C
CURED by the defendant, Goddln, by purchase tor
the non payment OF taxes. and hence the descrip-
ton, IN some cases, Is not as tui as would De oe-
sirable yet the several reports OF Commissioner
Ev.ns. marked g, and r., and the large list OF
deeds numbered from one TO forty nIne inclusive,
filed with the papers in said cause, VIII give such
description As will enable those who may desire TO
purchase TO look into the titles, &c. The purcha-
of the several pieces of real estate Will he re
CURED 10 comply With the terms OF sale so soon as
the sales are complsteI The Commissioners Will
sell only such title by the decree aforesaid they
are required TO sell, and the purchasers will. of
course by be fore the day of sale, satisfy them
selves on that point.
TERMs.-One third cash. balance at s and ~
months. for negotiable notes. interest added, and
title retained till all the purchase money is fu.ly
paid, and a conveyance ordered b the Court.
GEO. ". RANDOLPH
JOHN 6; WILLIAMS, Com'rs.
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I'm of the Propeller Globe -Wany
.U'' KILLED and Wounded.

,ro Nov. S.-Tne propeller Globe,
III AASrtved from Buffalo this morning, ex-
'. ..s bel her boiler, at her dock, at ten o'clock
=. 1,IrSop while getting up steam for the
% '@.,.f hosting out freight. Several per-
5-.svIli.d and number injured.
lied are Mary Ann Golden, Patrick
80 lanes Hobbie, all OF Chicago Benz.
..' Srst engineer Forsyth, second en-
49,. end four tiremen. The injured are the
!. :. ,i,sntly y. Luddington and Michael
- - chicago; Peter Barnholt, of Erie
y. :. haven, OF Rochester; Julian Hatch
ID ,,sr;5 Dana. Of Chicago; and the first
"a ell badly. The boat is complete wreck.
-, h,st IS owned by VIM. o. Brown, OF
g s,lS. valued at Sl5,ooe, and insured for
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EORgEa. &c, FOR SALE


n FOR SALE" JUPITER This cell
at S's the Tsn state and
Agricultural Societies, is for sale. He is q dark
chestnut sOrrel, with viii face. For speed
style durability, and docilIty. he canLst be sur
passed in this State. He is sod for iiIult what
ever, and can be seen for the present az NJ r. Wag
ner's Race Coarse. For further particulars, in
qulre, at the Richmond House, Of
no S--4t* J. II. WRIGHT,
FOR SAL ga fine. thorough bred,
LANGLEY HORSE, raised by Major boswell.
CAwho will give his pedigree 20 any one wish
ing to purchase. He was years old last June, and
is about 10 hands high; Is a remarkably fine har
ness horse, and goes well under the saddle; can
easily walk five miles an hour. and soundin every
particular. T. B. GRUMPY,
&C l3ts 9Th and Cary sts.. or at Haxall's Mills.
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COMMUNICATION and the Sonth.

r .aryGToN. Nov. 9-The Administration
~. no, feel called upon TO take action in the
....r, coalition OF affairs 1t the South, but,
.,Is enforcing The laws, will cautiously
.,.5 sry act which would by any possibility
..,rsrs,e The public mind. Five thousand
-l,e uuskeis were yesterday dispatched TO
!. S5ulh, in charge of an ordnance officer, by
as Their exact destination is unknown,
MS supposed they are intended 10 supply
!. -g1'a due 10 she Southern States.
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10 frkins Butter. in prime order
ByJ. III. Digges, Auctr.

A UCTION-HORSES. MULES, COWS, &C.
n Will be sold at the horse lot on Coun Gil Oh am
Der Hill, en- SATURDAY. the 10th inst. CON-
mencing at 10 O'Clock. several Saddle and Harness.
Calves l Buggy and Harness heht two horse
Wagon Carts. tno9l J. II. DIGe ES, Auctr.
CINE GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES.
sold at auction. every night this week. at Auction
Room &c Main street. Also. q lot of Blankets I'm,
dershlrts. Drawers fine Table Cutlery, Plated
Spoons, Forks, &C., &c. Sale will commence at
O'Clock, M. J. II. DlGGES, Auct-
D. F. BoorH, Salesman. &C 3-ts
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BY Richard Cauthorn, Auct.
aRGE SALE OF CRoCkERy AN,

T ARGF SALE OF CROCKERY AND
Il GLASSWARE.-On WEDNESDAY, 18th in
slant, at 10 o'clock at my store, will sell at auc-
ton a large and desirable assortment of CROCKE-
RY and GLASSWARE. consisting in part of
White Granite Dishes. Plates, Cups and Saucers,
Sets, Dinner Ware, &c.
ALSO.-An invoice of Yellow and Rockingham
Ware, consisting of Pitchsra Bowls, Pie Plates,
Pans, Chamters, Bed Pans. Tea Pots, Mugs, &c.
ALSO.-Common Blue-edged Plates, Dishes,
Paintsd Teas Bowls. &c.
GLASSWARE.-This is of a superior quality.
and consists of Bar and Table Tumbers, Goblets,
ALSO.-Shoe Jacks, &c, &c.
The above " are is of the best quality, and W i'll
be sold without reserve.
TERMs.-Cash for all sums of $50 and under {;
this amount 60 days credit. for approved pa
per. mo l0l R. CAUTHORN, Auctr.
DARKROOM ANU rtxsUKES At AUG
- TON On MONDAY, 18th inst, at 10 o closk,
eft the Bar Room of VIM. Dowden, on Main, he
tween 18Th and 18th streets, will sell at auction,
Tor casn, the Fixtures OF his Bar Room, ncud-
in- his Decalters, rumblers, Bar, a lot of choice
Llquors, Bar Room stove, Tables, Chairs, OIL
Cloth, &c, &C. -
no9 r. CAUTHORN, Auct.
EIIGH CONSTARLE'S SALE.-By consent
MONnA1, the 18th day of November, 1850, at 10
O'Clock A. Nj at the house on Cary. between 18th
and 18th SITS, Bar and ixtures; Decanters; Tum
blerS; Demlohns; STEAMERS; Screens; Counters;
Tables; Smoking Tobacco Fixtures; large lot of
Smoking ToOaccO; Bedstead;2 Mattresses; lot of
Gas and Water Fixtures and large lot of Loose
Tobacco, Also, the unexpired Lease of the House.
Terms cash. +. BUTLER, H. G. G. r.
no 1927
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Ngw OELEl Ne, Nov. s.-Accounts from Puer-
hc5. If The 9th of October, state there have
,sa heavy rains, and that the coffee crop will
: snail
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by K. B. Cook, Auct'r

" CENSE, SC. AT AUCT[ON.-O MONDAY,
l2th inst at 10 O'Clock, will sell at the store on
CaTyi between 7th and SIN streets; an assortment
~ Els; HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FUR
Ar THE SAME TINE-The unexpired Ii
GhMsE and GOOD WILL Ct the aRGys ss,qb
Sale conducted by F. B Cook, Auct, no 10
CENTEET HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
~ AT AUCTION.-On TU ESDAY, Nov. 18th, at
10 O'clock, will sell; at the residence Of P. W
ali his H0bSEHOLD FUkNlTUKE, consisting
SOFAS: BIvANs, Mahogany and Rosewood
Marble top TABLES. BRUSSELS CARPETS.
HAT Il E ( Cksa Ft 1 o Ds - OIL GGtoTH.
LOOKING. ASSES. wAsHsTANDs.
Dining and other I rs.
REFRIGERATOR, SAFE.
The usual variety of CHINA. GLASS and
CROCKERY WARE, together with many other
housekeeping articles too numerous to mention,
all of which ID IN good condition.
At the same time will be sold one STABLE, ad-
joining the yard ino9l f. b. COOK, Auctr.
TJ'RUSTEE'S SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
L FURNITURE; PIANO AND NEGRO MAN
AT ACCTION,.By virtue of deed of trust,
made by John H, Bcshsr to. The subscriber. and
duly recorded in the office of the Hustings Court
OF the city of Richmond, will proceed to sell, az
the residence corner of Marshall and lst streets.
NlTURE conveyed in said deed, consisting of a
tIces. ALSO
ANEGRO MAN named rom. about SO years old
TERMs-Au sums under $50, cash over that
amount days. Tor spPFoTTedm f pT p1per
Sale conducted by f. b. Cook, Auct'r nos
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BY Goddin Il Apperson, Auct'rs.
( tOMNfSSiONER'S SALE or TIL Il
I ID vTr - rC,T,. 4 m

~ BEAUTLFUL COUNTRY SEAT CALLED
MOUNT COMFORT" HALF MILE NORTH
EAST OF kICHM0ND.-As Commissioner ap
pointed BY The decree Of the Circuit Court of Hem
rleo rendered the 29th October, 1860. the
of Moncure, &C. against Daniels EXT &c, |
snail. as special Commissioner thereby appointed,
proceed to sell, at public auction. on the prem
on MONDAY the 18th November, 1860, at ii o'clk
az Jar II not ne next TAR day = the beau
dled se'zsd called - Mount Comfort" containing
about 80 acres, more or less. A plat and survey OF
the land will be exhibited at the time of sale, show
Ing the sizes Of the afeTent Subdivisions. There
is on the place comfortable Buck Dwelling and
the usual out buildings. tog ether with excel
lent Orchard, and many handsome Shade Trees
and sever al excellent Springs. The los viii vary
in size from 10 to 20 acres, each according to their
relative position. Taking into consideration its
beautiful and elevated position. its noted health
fulness, and nearhess to the city of Redmond, II
IS believed that few If any more desirable places
have been brought into market for long time
past.
TERMS One fourth cash balance at 6, IL and
Is mon his, for negotiable notes, interest added
aud title retained TIL all the purchase money is
fully paid, and a conveyance ordered 10y the Court
JOHN d. STEGER,
Guepial Enmml
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Aucrror eAIas.
THIS DAY.
By Il. n. Cock. .uc'r.

HORsES. MgLks, B.oGIEs. &e.s AT
IL AUCl ION.-THiS DAY. tSaturday.t ut ~
o'clock. will sell. at the 10, on Couocii Chsmber
Hill, several ARs kss AN D SADDLE BDMsES
amongst which Is a par of beautiful match Bays
FIVE ard SIX years old, warranted sound ara ZEN
tie. we'll broke To eingle or double harness They
will be sold On q credit Of month";, for satisfae-
ALSO
large. Young. well broke MULES;
TWO. HORSE BARoUCHE, 80. ~
no 10 f. H. COX. Aucs.
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,,tg,al OF Federal Judges to hold Office
under Lincoln,

v,y7soNERY, ALA, Nov. 9.-The mail "
~. shes 8 disratch from Apalachicola, stat
hat Nee ueen and Mcintosh. Federal
T. ,sss Of Florida, will not hold office under
r.sir
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SALE REAL EsTATE

IECOND SUPPLY-RICH AND BEAUTI-
- Full GODDS.-We are opening, by steamer,
which makes our stock still more attractive, Rich
Printed Paris Merlnos; Rich Printed veioprs de
and Colored Silks; Velvet and Goth Cloaks, in
aew patterns and very besutifnlstylesi chtUfen's
spr ssry sss y somsrl.ss Vslss Yalsl
nssiss hsa 5fsns ss,'n1ss, sst ]. Z. TAI NJ
s.iSs:;'s.sii ,,Itis ';sSs:.s
:" s'ssNhsi lsN s1 ssae,yTls,s in n
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AUCTION sALEa,
FUTURE US
BY j. IL. Digges, Auct'r.

VAMnnMIrA,BLE BOOKS. LETTER. CAp,
~ NOTE PAPER. AT AUCTION On MON
DAY MORNING, Nov. 18th, at ID o'clock. will be
500 at Auction Room Sc Main St. 1900 assorted
envelopes. % reams Foolscap Paper. 50 leams
Letter Paper, 81 reauB Note PAPER. $40 quires
biank BOOKS, together with a lot OF second a nd
School Books; $50 Sunday School Books, all new
Also, 3 lot OF Fancy Workooxes, fine Silver
Plated Walters. &c, &c.
be sold ~
set IRvING's WORKS, Il vols. half calf, an
hque;
set aHAKsPEARE's WORKS. Is vols. half
set PREsCoTT's MEXICO. vols, half-calf,
set PkEstorT's PERU. . vols, half-calf, an
set ENCYCLOPEDIA AMERICAN LITERA-
TuRE, vols half calf. antique;
set MACAULAY'S ESSAYS, vols, half-calf
antique;
set MACAULAY's SKETCHES, VOL, half
set II ALE: Hours BEST AUTHORS vols,
set HALF HoURs ENGLISH HISTORY,
I IuPP Pf aslf WRRS 6ns edition f0
ant cue.
N. B.-The above Books a-e new and all COM
pete and will be sold without reese to pay ad
vances. TkRMs.-Cash. J. II. DIGGES, Auct.
ID. II. BOOTH, Salesman. nol0
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Artion of the6eorgia Legislature.
YLLEDaKyILLE. GA, Nov. 9.-The Senate
...gsss 10 brIng on the election of u. S. Seua-
.--by q large majority.
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IrALuARLE FARM AND rEN LikEL1

VALUABLE FARM AND TEN LfkELN
v SLAVES, FOR SALE, IN THE COUNTY
OF HANOVER.-As Commissioner appointed b.
the Circuit Court at Hanover county. by "a decree
rendered en- the 9th of October. 1869, the suit OF
Tailey. &c va: Falley. &c will sell on the z9.h
of NOVEMBER next. iif fair; if mot, the next far
day,) on the prem ises. the Tract of Land which
John TaIlsy, decd, lately resided. containing rs.
acres, within J3 miles OF Rlohmon nd. and miias Of
the Old Church, and adjoining the lands of X. r.
Horn, Il. w. Tslley and others. IL has upon il q
Dwelling with SIX rooms, and all necessary ont
houses. IL lies we'll for Improvement, and is vel
suited for marketing. as well as farming purposes;
in In q good neighhorhood and convenient 10
churches, schools and mills. Mr.. Loving ON the
premises. will take pleasure in showing IT. Also,
the same day the premises, ten likely Slaves
most OF which are good field hands, aud a No
Cook, Washer and Ironer.
TEKMs-For the Slaves, cash. For the Land
one third caah; one third IN one year and the re-
naming one third in two years, the deferred pay
ments carry ing interest from dav of salo and the
purchaser executing his honda WITH good and safl
oient security, and the title retainsd until the
whole oil tae purchase money Is paid, and q con-
veyance directed BY tbs Court,
L. W. TALLEY, Commissioner.
4. che same time aqs Rnss yi h sSld AZ ,h'
CROPS, STOCK and FA RMlNG IMpLkM EN- i i
Of ever description, belonging to the sssass "
John Taliey, dec d..
Tsss..,oop asy q '.'' VA HsAis,.Eys
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uCrION ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS yALI

a ~ saWns u ssfITA IN ~.
YER COUNTY, Wat the request of the Rich
popd and FrederiekshaIg ksiroad COMPANY. we
shall sell at paolie AUCTION, az ashland, Hanover
Richmond, Is valuable slaves. conveyed TO said
Company by MIR. Edwin Robinson. These Slaves
excellent character. They are all young, embrace
ing Cooks, House Servants, Washers, 40, Farm
ers and othsr persons disposed TO purchase Se--
wants for their own use, would do well TO attend
the sale; and to accommodate speh, and TO enable
e's "a ths STATE, they VII ss agid on sfps,t II
aehths, tgs srssaysd saaossad, cssrtiabFs y.sss,
lsss, NV. 81 1Srfnh ia ss:Ssi q HI y,
Mlsee,slsla A, ~ ItlseM lasx!sl 1iehPus1 II
v" u. 'fss w 1ssesie y lk.ses, 4..,'s' :
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. I6k J

10. "
SIX MILES FROM RICHMOND, FOR SALt
AT AUCTl0N.-Wi il be sold on WEDN ESDAY,
the 2lst November 1860, upon the premises, com
menclng at II O'Clock A. M. the FARM located
as above, now occupied by the suhsc'ibsr. The
buildings are all new, consisting of q two-story
wELLING and al necessary out houses. This
Land IL Well pied 10 the growth of whest, corn
oats and ronaeco, and also grows very hne vegeta
pss. There are two Ellis and also fine spfing
UP IN the place verv convenient. After the sale q
the land will be sold all Of the STOCK upon the
place; Crop of Coru, Fodder. shucks. Oats ane
Tobacco. Also. all of the HOUSEHOLD ano
KITCHEN FURNITURE, two good Nj Itch Cows
Horses. Wagons. Carts, Harness, ne.
TERMs--M Made known on the day Of sale.
r.. I. C0BBS.
Sale conducted by GoDpiN 4 AFPEasoS, Auet's
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q cEAMBOATs, sHIPPING =


FOR RALTtMOR E--The
steamer W Ksrs BEL 'I Cart ".
dav. lFRTDay hSENk, VII II receive freight to-
NJ, SATURDAY the 10th November.
Freight taken to Boston via Baltimore at low
est rates. with great patch.
No hogsheads received, unless engaged at our
Passengers are requested to be on board before
the hour OF departure, IL O'Clock NJ, SATUR-
Passage and fare SIS.
go Tickets procured either tour office, in Shockoe
Clip, opposite the Columbian Hotel. or at the
no -2t DAVID M.CURRIE.
af& FOR PHILADELPHfA.-Th A
$50 $50 N NON Steamship Steamship CITY OF RICH
ready to receive freight. and will leave on SAT
URDAY, the 10th inst, at u o'clock Nj. " -
F9I lfelsht or passage, having superior accom-
CHAs. P. CARDOZo. Agent,
l09 Main street, or Rockets.
Boston Freight taken through by steam at re-
duced rates. and with dispatch. no9-2t
%ETe The Schr. JOSIAH ACHORN, Capt. MER-
portion Of her cargo engaged, will sail with dis
pi nS t soF balance d bhS sfs H WM to GUaRE
20 FOR NEW ORLEA.s.-The sppe,
GEEe rior fast sailing Schr. JULIA MAINE"
-7%1<s- Captain CHARLES E. Preston. having the
sLeapter portion Of her cargo gaged, VIII SAL
nos lot aan S Cola flSlfff Sp5 a.
rs EOR L.VEKPgoL. mRICHMOND
go AN LII EhPUOL FAUX r L LIT E.-Ihe
DARE, captain H. COLE, viii load at this port
for Liverpool on or about tine 10th of next month.
Shippers will bear in mind that, by special act o.
the Legisla'ur -four can be shppad on this ship,
owned IN VirsiRia, without inspection.
op a seis'S ''s'sGbS A aRP { VIM cuRRIE
FALL AND WINTER AR.
49, EAEf E K BSfwEHS kld TbAtS
A ZIP Ff Fo6M KV6 KS NoE6E6
JAM ESToWN; and ROANOKE viii leave Rich
mnnd dd inT rev IGr orr as tTows, stopping at NOT
The e' YORKTOWN. Capt. t. pHaRns, every Tues
az Th ,5H22 e o Gsp sklsss. every FRI
The ROANOKE. Capt, CoUcH, every Sunday af
- Returning from New York every Tuesday
f Pas ssssfd to- NeW ony IS
Passage to Norfolk the same as By the river
season sHi.' ITDLAM { WArso So next
oc1-ts Opposite Steamers Wharves.
DAaLY LINE ON TIE
LAY Glen ksY EVE e A Tsb S cGk4is
hsT the EEK SIX x
PORTSMOUTH and NORFOLK, leaving the
D Da and f9GfSs RHHHNESPA s ff
hs s+hN 6 SSSE WI fys hs ana fG
and each boat will return each alternate day lex
cept Sunday,) Thus making a daily line between
the above places, unsurpassed for speed and 40
cGmmodatlons by any other line.
The Boats will touch at all the regular Landings
but ali freight to be landed on the river must be
paid for when sent down, and we Will not be re-
sponsible for afterit is landed on the wharf for
which 1t is marked.
Passage to or from Norfolk or Portsmouth, So.
oe IL Is R. O. HASKINS
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By Alex. Mott, Auct'r.
rRoCERIES. DRY GOODS, &c.-w,lI

CROCERIES, DRY GOODS, &c.-Wlll be
~ sold at auction, at my store, on SATURDAY,
November 10th, CONNIE ncing at 10 O'Clock, q gen
eIal assortment. of GROCERIES, viz: Whiskey,
Brandy, Soap, Herrngs, Tobacco, Gig ars, 80.
ALSO
10 frkins Butter. in pIi,ne order.
DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, &c.-Cioths, Cassi-
inelet. Cass1netts, meLlno SnlIts ano pIawets,'
FUhHICURE "A lot of second hand Furni-
ture. consisting of Bedsieads Mattresses, Chairs,
Tables, Stoves, Crockery and GasswaIe,
no9 ALEX. MOTT, Aust.
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EDUCATIONAL.

'TW THE PuBLIC-ANoT SCHOOL
= The snhscrihers have had the services Of M,s.
| huSl y. LEWIS as teacher to their children for
next; and regarding her AZ emnentiy stabilized in9
this responsible calling. are wiline that o,hs p
sumo 1t will he sufficient recnmmenaat,oono' s -
MISS gwis, to say that she is a daughter Of M ~
teacher of Liangollen. In this St,ts o,assieat
| wards in Kentucky. "au aisef-
miss LEWIS assisted her father in this emr,ox
She teaches all the elementary and h;.h.x
psanenes OF hnghsh' and the Latin and French
The gnce for tuition IN the Primary Br,no,s. :.
S1O. Fof the HIGHER Observation-Disclosures 60
.EShp ns aIi'hmeto, Algebra, Natural Fhiosonb1
prices. S a' Inc teachers
IA The , School will commence the 18th of January.
month y 20 OF Ausust vacation. We would each take
aiew girls or small boys MS boarders Al SIoo an
'''''As everything HEs I'm 4 HoitIApAY,
Ma Address, "Twyman's store, spotsvlWap,a
80 q, - no 9-2m
SoUfHEkN FEMALE sNsTITUTE,
The llth session of this lnstitntion will com
menSe on the LIST of October next and close ON the
last day OF June, 1851.
l., Inc rirncipal will be aided by eleven thorough
~ ananhed instructors. and every effort will be
made to maintain the high reputation and select
Music and the ne afs sn ol
passed; whe especial attention given 10 tue
hBETORIC and READING.
me Irinolpai refers to the patrons Of the School,;
t,nte, and Of William and Mary College: to Profs.
hleGsoe smith, Coleman, Davis and haupin. of
tne University of Virginia.
For further information. or for catalogue giving
course of study, terms regulations and full list Of
patrons, to which attention isinvIted address the
Fsin9,pai: D. LEE PoWE ELL,
Rl
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wa siSGER SEWING MANHIaES.-

TIL SINGER SEWING MACRINES.-
4 The marked and ever extended popularity of
SINGERS SEWING MACHINES, both In Anne
RIGA and Europe, is such az best to establish their
superiority over all others in the market Sewing
Machines so called may be bought, it is true, for
a smallert amount OF dollars, but 1t is mistaken
economy oInvest any thing IN worthless or I'M
reliable article and those who will do 80 must
abide the consequences.
SINGERS NEW FAMILY MACHINES
In order to place the gerry best Family Machines
IN the UCTs5 within the reach of all, we have re-
duced our Letter A, or transverse Shuttle Ma
chimes, beautifully Ornamented, to FIFTY DOL
SINGERS No. AND STANDARD SHUT
TIE MACHINES,
Both OF very general application and capacity,
ard popular both in the family and the manu- lac
tory. Psiees reduced respectively from SlS5 and
SINGERS No STANDARD SHUTTLE MA
CHINE,
For carriage makers ana heavy leather work.
PIioe. complete, Sl25.
Also, To complete the list, an entirely new ar
tlcle, unequa ed for manufacturing purposes,
Price. including iron stand and drawers, she.
cheaper at that. IN view OF it's value, than the
chimes Of any other aker 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 Sewing MachlRes,
their sizes, prices, working capacities, and the
best method OF purchnslnS, can obtain II by send
ing for copy OF Il M Singer & Co.'s Gazette"
which Is q beautiful pictorial paper, entirely de
NEEDLES, THREAD, C0rrONS, SILK, and
all necessary articles used with Sewing Machines,
sept constantly on hand for sale. Also, practi
customers, II required.
Messrs. SINGER & CO.'S office being conduct
ed The most thorough business inciples, by an
entirely new set of hands, We feel confident of
doing our share of the business, we have always
done heretofore. |. NJ. SINGER Co.,,
:, 2lo Main street, Richmond.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-10
by Ihos. w. keesee, Auct'r,
(Ofice corner of 18th and Cary streets.

n HORS MULES AND cows,
NNFOR SALE AT AUCTlON.-Wi i'll be sold,
CS2Aou SATURDAY MORNING. the 10Th in
stant, commencing at 20 O'Clock. at the Horse
Auction Lot, IN Council Chamber Hill
eeveral Saddle and Harness HORSES.
-Four good WORK MULES.
Two Mich COWS.
One BUGGY. THOS. w. kEFSEE,
moo Auctioueer.