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Cbr C-jIsNortb American,
N. K. SAWYER, Editor and Proprietor
i: Ills w o I&'FII.
FRIDAY MORNING, DEC. p, SEQ

VI. PETrkNGIIl. n COS Advertising Agency, ifs
N'ssua street, New York and STATE Street, Boston
;. T. \ Co. arr the agents f,r the ANERi, An. and
the most Influential and largest circulating Newspapers
iu the u,ti States ami Canalas. They authorized
To contract fnr J. our l9Irssi rates.
!. K. NILEs lsurcessnr 10 Y r. PalperA Newspaper
AveritSing Agent, No >ooty's Ruibiir Court Str--t
in>tuu. j. authorized +" receive advertisements Tor
this paper At the sairt rates required hy US.
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LOCAL AND OTHER ITEMS.
We are nrenarea u rrint Bill Card,.


who are indebted to US for the American Of
job work, where the ST me has been due fol
some time, to transfer a little of the cash
which troubles them 50 much into our empty
wallet Who will respond We have som,
subscribers about town we shall have to call
on soon.
GIVE woult suggest to those having
charge of the educational interests of District
No 3, and also the Building Committee, the
proPriety Of having a public dedication Of
the New Brick Sehoolhousc. 1t may b.
made the occasion Of imparting new life 10
the school interest of this village as well as
giving the scholars and parents the privilege
Of listening TO a good address from some one.
win the Experimenting School Committee,
or some body else move in the matter at once.
CuRrsrNts EvE.-The public, we under.
stand, are invited to attend Christmas Fcs-
tival 70 be held at Writings Hall on Tues
day Evening. The proceeds will be devoted
TO relieving the needy in the village. This
pr1iseworthy Enterprise is gotten up under
the auspices Of the Divison of the Sons Of
Temperance, and should be literally patron
lied.
PoETEY, ELoqrENcE, FITS, &c.-pr. San.
or will give one of his popular Entertain.
mcnts, consisting OF Dramatic R,.atling,
Rccitati9lts ec., on Friday Evening. the 2ls,
At Writings Hall. The Doctor will. We are
assured, give an entertainment which will
be highly interesting, blending the humur.
Gus with the serious See bills.
SNow-Nc learn that back in the woods
an the numbering tracts that there is foot
or more Of spow, Il plenty for logging purpo
SEES Tho swapps, however, arr NJ; frozen
over rhcre i but littl, SNOW in the sea /.
board towns, ana in s'me Of them no sleigh
M at all
We have never lefore sccn such lively
times in getting supplies, men and teams, in
to the WOODS as OF hte. The shedding is
god, and there l. just enough Of snow 10 an.
swsr all the purposes oi the Iumbcrmcn while
taerr is no hatser ia breaking snow hunks
and clearing away for the teams.
We call attention to the ADVERTISE
mont oil N--fs. tiAeH. BrJther, They tell
their own story we'll. which does away with
"a 4.
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40 " return oof 'ianAs '7i''niei Nor
gan ~. tt '' s'is"1ek Tor a number oi
t3e y * ~ u a ~ "Atti S'lt. IA 800.
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--Gcneral Scott has given the Pre-iiont
an elaborate opinion in relation to the pres.
en' delenecs oil the co,.ntry.
ALL the stories about Montgomery :
ouiragcs in Kansas, turn gu, to he bogus s,o-
rics-clcar shear he's.
=, - 'uNnofe1 mar attorney 'enerai
ma \ WIN " 'il'''''"'' '>'ofc'''! OF STATE
|" l''''' VI ! A's resigned
1t i. rumorcd tha, tho Sloop-of. war
Bro klyn now living at Br.,kIyn has order.
= 80 '''''''''''s - '-'''i - = '''i ''s'o"'
Wendell Phillips delivered speech at
Music Hall on Sunday" Ga Mphs and Elu-
cation" A, lcas, four thousand people were
in attendance
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-Tbr farsi-a steamship E'ua arrived
at New York On the 18Th with 1Gi.eno in
gold. The atlantic had sailed 'r5m LIVER
pol with tf50 900 in sp,eie.
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Ila>ar Bay Ntat.s Srfpu From tn
Wa>hif- ttu accounts, : Hatar Wads.s sgsceh
Wa timely, strong, " temperate, aua marie
decided a8ir s,ion. Tic Correspondent Of
tie New YAK Hga.d compliment. tie sIassh
anl lis aut.ar.
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Mrs, WINSLOW.

An experienced nurse and ealc physician has .ooths
ts - roy tF children tsethns, which greatly facilitate
the css Of teetig. by s1i,enins The gums, reducing
all i'namAtun- ailay an pain and Is rrga-
late the bOSels- Deeud upon il, mothers 1t viii give
rest 10 yoursrlves aul fef and health your nfaps
Perfectly slt In all See Advertisement 10 another
column. Iva
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Or. C., II. Sholes, Eclectic Physician, give.
particular attention 10 diseass Of the gsafo
gans, and special dSea,ca Of sor Advertisement
u Another e1Umu.
Jl.c lsdO lJao
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The Popular Vote.

The popular and electoral votes thus com
pare -
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-12-21

EG-lt is remarkable how many Presidents
have been chosen by about the same electoral
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TIL. ANI..SIt AN
RECEIPT BOOK.

l.t2u.tE A,rn .Hn1t,2,
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The Rall-Splltter beats them all
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-16

THIS DAY.


GoNsi sAhE 81 rt cEsS Az
ao x
HOLD tURNiTURs.&c.,A e.-Mrs Msrtha Z;
we snaIi. az her reqsess, sell At auction. FRI
IA All the PERSONAL PROPERTY on the place.
consisting Of large and exoelient variety oon-
sssting. among others, Of the Crop Of Corn, Oats.
Hay. Shucks also, two Carriages, and pair 6ne
HoIses- one Of the Carrlases vas built By Mr
Riding Horse. Mules. new Plantation Wagon,
I Covered; Spring MARKET Cart; Z Cows, with
young Calves, besldes several other Cattle; large
parole OF new Shingles; several thousands hne
Sabbage; q large parcel Of very exeelient House
noiI rurniture, cQnsstInx IN part oil fear G
Beds Mattresses, Bsdste ads, Marble top Cent -
laniei superior Sldeboard. with China Press at
taened; one dozen handsome MAHOGANY Chairs
one dozen BIRDS eve Maple Chairs, Sofas Dlvans.
mention.
TTRMs.-Ali sums under $50, cash; over that
amount. months cIeait, for approved, endorsed,
Legotiable notes. GODDiN APPERsON,
In addition TO the above. will be ei1ered-
One fne WHEAT THkEeHER.
Two WHEAT FANS, one new. Of Bambou-
One large Mahogany WARDROBE.
Set OF Mahogany DINING TABLES.
Har dsome CANDLE-STAND.
Handsome HAT RACK. -
Ono complete set Of white FRENCH CHINA.
with Covered Dishes, Tureen, Fruit Bas.
ket, &c. lno Isl q. A., Aucts.
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srIEGRApHIC NEWS.
Il ILL.,
,;,, .sort Cd for the Richmond Dispatch.l
vuoM THE soUTH.
Sau,b Carolina

nox = @. Nov Is The Mercury
CBARLsasssM ayo- has issued a proclama.
cay INC, ling any steeraee passengers from
t,tr, p. a. Charleston, unless the AMPS or
l7Ftiue. antsr bonds TO MAINTAIN them In case
eSmtt hecoining enoumorances'
" ,xslA. 5. e., Nov. ia~On wednesday
C"Lo.sa'f was grand torchiisht process
mere, win oVu wy ~ ~
s9g,,srv and firemen' r.,
pliit",nt .r eSpous6d secession aud was fol-
Nj Ea,ti and others in similar speeches.
loseo Sale Agricultural Fair Is IN progress
here .,.a,ma
Nav I5-Gov. Moore will issue a
aos.atton calling 3 Convention on the 9th
rTee'"sra urging the people to secession. The
pfeNf is 10 lake place on the 2iih December
siee 70 70 t,,nyention meets on the 1th January.
81" Georgia.
.rc9RvILLY, GA. Nov. I5.-To-day the
~ men of ali parties, in conference,
lPS"'"n ,,nsly agreed 30 a Convention. They
una'in,,srA resistance TO Lincoln's Admins
Ter''I" ,he lime and mode 10 be settled by
,bst convention .. ,,
is,s,nssion on the bill appropriating ST.
De H,1 for arming the State. passed by the
Wyo,c resulting in a moton Tor It's reference
hV,re Finanes Committee
- ~ h,u proyides that the money shall be
~ ~ me control of the Governor. Many
s..y.,ors objected 10 placing both sword and
NE IN the same hands.
lIT.sss proposed reference TO committee failed,
- me bin Will proceed in its regular order,
ah Nil was introduced. suspeLding the coll
,.sri,u Of debts until 1901.
Mn was introduced, giving power TO the
c0,srpor. in case of the attempted coercion of
w safe, should she secede, 10 employ the
.%.,iye military forces of Georgia 10 resist
lpe coercion.
ssnstor Toombs made a powerful speech
Wednesday night, and WAS followed by Mr..
p.rtou. Of Savannah. urging the establish
- AT Southern Confederacy, with the
Ir,sreignty IN the Federal power and State
H.. 10 De Obliterated.
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The Markets.

BALTIMORE, Nov. l5-Flour dull. and u cents
lover: Howard street and ONO 1897; City Mills,
ss'es of 100 barrels at SIS 25I575 Whsat heavy
and &c lower: red IL rs al IS; white s. seaI 90 -
Com steady yellow 7of72c white 78177c. PRO
ruon. quiet and steady. Coffee duh at Aal 5c.
Whl..sy 2J1s Il Gls4c.
Nav iosk. Nov. l5.-Cotton buoyant Flour
hesv, Southern SIS Is Wheat has q declining
All all Qu sltes CONSIDERABLY dechned d: Nj ess Pork
SIS IS; pluls Sl2 62Gl3. WhIskey sIeahy. Lard
dui Sugar heavy. iurpentlue firm at 39ta.
MOBILE. Nov l6.-Saies OF 800 bales ot cotton
ST l0,.c. Market dull. Exchange Oh New York
h pr cent discount; but hrm.
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Mr. Lincoln and the Crisis.

SPRINGFIELD. Nov. l3.-Mr. LINCOLN, IN
conversation with some friends yesterday,
While deeply regretting the excitement that
prevailed al the South, did not, at the same
:me deem il expedlent that he should gay
suY.ai'g publicly upon the subject. Wnea-
ever spoken 10 regarding his position, he IN
vsrlsbiy refers 10 his former writings and
speeches, and from these 10 the platform OF
The parry which elected him-a com b!nauon,
be- ihiAks, sufficient for all purposes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-16

FUTURE DlYS
By f3eddin n An.er..n A-ct,..

OmMISsI0NEHs, SALE OF A LARGE
TAfE i Thk Cry A u kfcas 6EHL A II
1 AsU q a. dsciss Of g,Ss II. OF
Of Richmond, pronounced on the q, Novembay
1860, in the case of O'Nell's ex'rs axainst Iseae
A. Godaln We, the underlined, Who we're an
the 'front.' he ... :. Snss s"s
in the city of Richmond, on THURSDAY. IA
Nov, 1860, commencing at 10 o'clock A. M, ar
far II not the next fair day therafter,) the real
din. referred to in the papers lied in said cause.
list of which is hereto appended, and to which
special reference is hereby made.
The real estate which lies in the city OF ,kich-
Lated, and should the sales be insufficient TO dis
charge the several judgments soufht TO be on
forced. then so much of the real estate a. lies IN
the county Of Hcnrico, In the order listed, will
1t may not be out of place to remark. on the part
of the Commissioners, that the title most of the
real estate described in the list belov, was ac-
CURED by the defend ant, Goddin, By purchase for
the non payment OF taxes. and hence the descIlp-
ton II some cases 10 not as full as would be de-
siT able; yet the several reports of Commissioner
Evans. marked y, and r., and the large list of
filed with the papers in said cause will give such
description as will enable those who may desire to
purchase to look into the titles, DO The purcha-
sers OF the several pieces of real estate will be
the sales are compile tea. The Commissioners Will
sell only such title by the decree aforesaid they
are required to sell, and the IchaseTs will, OF
course by or before the day OF sale. satisfy them
TERMs.-Ons- third cash balance at 8 and u
months, for negotiable notes, interest added and
title retained till all the purchase money fully
PAID and Gfo 0RsHN6o S N Court
JOHN 6. WILLIAMS, Com'rs
R. MILTON CARY, -"
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GAME FOWLS, AT AUCTION.-on FRI
" DAY 10th inst. at 10 O'Clock, / viii sell at my
bracing Derby" "Zouave," "Black Beast
. stone Fence; !" lord W:IIin,ton," :Tarar.''
The ab,ve Fowls are Of the very best brsed.,
were raised BY J. Mol. Anderson. Caroline coun.
ty. and can be confidently recommended.
no 10 Il. b. COOK, Auct'r.
GENTEEL FURNITURE, &c. AT Aur.
~ TIoN.-on FRIDAY. 18th inst, at 10 o'oIs,
VIII sell at my store. kenteel sssortnsut OF
Hot SEH0l ant KITCHEN FURNiTURE
consisting of Wardrobes, Bureaus sidebsaTds'
sofas. Lounges, Cane and Wood Seat Chair. :
bedsteads, Washstands, Hair and shuck NJ attres-
ses, Feather BEDS, 60. F. b. COOK,
nol6 Ancsicn..,
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commercial Affairs New York

NEW YORK, Nov. i5.-There is a rather bet
-, ceiling IN commercial affairs to-day. There
.r,. sonnet hing Of 4 run on the Citizens Bank,
sar all demands were promptly met, aud the
hS,, informed express the full confidence III
il, soundness.
Nsuv manufacturing establishments, clo-
.h,srs. &c have reduced the number OF their
lads. when Affects the working classes, but
- "a hoped confidence Will soon be res tered
and their former activity resumed.
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PIANOS FOa { ALE


ONE FINE ROSEWOOD PLANO
H1FOR SALE PRIVATELY.-The sub
tt ~ 'scTlber offers at private sale. for few
days only. one very handsome. round corner
seven octave, ROSEWOOD PIANO, made in tn {
city. This instrument of superior tone and
fin sh, and warranted 10y the manufacturer for one
year. 1t will he sold low to any person making an
early apple atom. inc isl J. H DIGG Els.
RICHMOND MAnE PIANOS EOR
MZSALE BELOW NORTHERN PRICES
III RI IThe subscriber has on hand three new
very supenor7 octave PIANOS, which he war
rants to be equal. If not to any instru-
ment of the same quality from Northern manu-
factories.
He also offers his services to the public as
TUNER and REPAIRER OF PIANOS, a, rea :
sonable rates. CONRAD FIREMAN.,
South side Broad St., between I'd and 3D..
REFRRENcEs-H. z. iefebvre. Esq, Prot. f.
w. Thllow. Prof w. F. Grabau, 80. no ll-6m
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syI.& G.B. Davenport, Auct's.
400 CASES BOOTS, SROES AN
tlJN Halls. Az AuCCIlN On w On &

400 CASES BOOTS. SHOES. AND
fDu HATS, AT AUCrIoN.-On WEDNES
DAY, 2lst November, at III O'Clock, will sell, at
- 400 cases Boots. shoEs, and HATS.
nos ' ~ s'S 6. B. ube1sEe1EsNPoRr, Auo,s
TRUSTEES SALE OF FIVE ACRES
MILES EGw ThF ci4f 81 fGhR NEE
Under the provisions of a deed of trust executed
b. John YaIbrough to me. AS Trustee, TO secure 20
Albert Nj. Akin the sum o. one ha red dollars with
interest from Shh da, of November, 1854 tIil PAID
will sell at public action, on the premises, to
seribeI IN the sad deed, on wtDNEsD DAY, the
s2d ds' OF foyfnnet, lao 3, 6equsst Of he bens
NOTMtE..Wi he sold at public auction. on
near stapes Nil "a all my FH 1A irEN usTps
crops of Corn, Fodder, sheaf oais, DC / Wagon,
Carts a hne lot OF Vegetsbes, various nds;
KITCHEN fTRNirUsE +, Inc SAID sa 10 CON- H-
TERMS All sums Of $50 sod less, cash; .or
sumo over $50, four months credit, for notes at
isiacto'Iy endorsed Y. N. TEhklLL.
'NRUsTtE SALE OF LAND LYING
l. IN THt COUNTY CT XII - w Liam
Pursuant 70 he provisions OF q Deed OF Truste
Warins, for the benefit of r.. A Hill, and duly
sdmi led 70 rseord N ne otiiee of the Clerk FOR
unds Tslsned Trustee. viii on sgoSoaY. The a4ih
Of Dece mber, 1850; proceed, Il King William
sSso # su .sS
county of King William. az joining the lands OF
Thomas Stark. Egbert F.. Lipscamb and others
ah ut "a lies from the Richmond ana York River
Railroaa, and about the same distance from the
public landing on the Pamupkey river called
- ish Hall F" The improvements thereon consist
Of a comfortable small DWELLING, BARN
KITCHEN; and several other buildings. There
Is upon the land an abundance of grey mari, and
one thousand cords of pine wood might be cut
therefram after leaving an abundance for the sa
port of he place. ANY one wishing 10 view the
uFe m will be shown than nv Mr. f.un D.
ers, who now resides upon the place
TEAMS OF SALE Such part of the purchaxe
mones may be necessary 10 defray The rnenses
attending the execution of the trusts under the
said deed, Will bc required in cash on such other
part tn. reof az will be sufficient to safety the
credit Of six months Will be given; and on The ,a
sidae thereof q credit of twelve months Tss
approved security, and Deed OF Trust ucon the
properly ROGER /. n Esst.SWV $50
% M-1awtw. Trnstss.
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By K. Il. Cook. Anct,r.

TRUSTEES SALT OF HOUSEHOLD
AT AUCTION.-By virtue of a deed of trust,
made by John d Bos her to, he subscriber. and
duly recorded in the office of the Hustinss Court
OF the city Of Richmond will proceed to sell, at
the residence corner of Marshall and LIST streets,
on MONDAY. 18th INST, at 10 O'Clock, the FUR
NlTURE convey ed In said deed, consisting of q
variety of useful and desirable Housekeeping ar
tlcles. ALSO
PIANO, said to be very good instrument.
ALSO
ANEGRO MAN namsd TOM, about SO ears old.
TERMS ALI sums under $50, cash ; over that
amount, 30 days, Tor approved, endorsed paper.
VIC. TUMPKINS Trustee.
Sale conducted by T., b. Cook, Auct'r, nos
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TRUSTEES SALE or REAL ESTATE,
i ON MAIN STREET, IN THE CITY OF
RICHM0N By virtue of deed of trust, exc :
euted 70 the subscriber BY |. A. Goddin and wife,
dated 7th July, 1856, and recorded Richmond
sell at pubic auction, Upon the p emises' on MON
DAY, 10Th November, at 4 O'Clock P. M, the
property convey ed by said deed, being the cot de-
Common Council of he city as Lot No. 1870. stu
tted on the south side of Main street. commenc-
ing thereon at point distant l32 feet west of
Warehouse street. ard running thence westerly
on M ain street to Lot No l6l A plat of the prop
will then be determined whether to ut-dlvide it
or sell IL as a whole.
The terms required by the deed are cash but |
am authorized to State that fair credits will be
allowed. The title is believed to be perfect; but
selling as Trustee, shall convey only such as
derive under the trust deed.
H. A. CLAIBORNE, Trustee.
JAS. Nj. TAYLOR Il Son, Aucts nos
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~T DAILY LINE On THE
Es!StssEf<JAME RIVER. BY THE STEAM
4. Al m MI IT 4

~T ID A lily LINE On THE
EsSfsxCJAME RIVER. BY rHR STEAM
Ssssssss=Aza Frs GLhN COVE AND CURTIS
PECK The. steamer CURTIS PECK will, or
THURSDAY INCOMING next, the 18th instant
commence the regular run between RICHMOND,
PORTSMOUTH and NOR eOl.K. leaving the
WHAT at Rocketts eyer II TUESDAY, sATUR-
The GLEN COVE will leave the wharf at Rock
etts. every MONDAY, WEDN E3DAY and + : r
DAY MORNING. at the same hour. 80 o'clcck
and each boat will return each alternate day eek
cept SUNDAY } Thus MAXIM a daily line between
the above places, unsurpassed for speed and &C
cOmmcdatlonS IVY ely other line.
the Boats will touch at al the regular Landings
going and returning. and take freight as usu9 q:
but all treig 1T 10 be landed on the river must be
paid for w hen sent down. and we Will not be re
spoCsIbie for after It is landed on the wharf for
which 1t is marked.
PASSAGE to or from Norfolk or Portsmouth, So
Meals, each, 30 cents extra.
90 IL Is X. o. HASKINS.
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BY Goddin & Apperson. Auct,..

COMMISSIONERS SAFE OF VALUA.
- - BE REAL ESTATE IN THE TOWN OF
M ANCHESTER.-B virtue of q decree of the
Circuit Court OF Chesterfield. pronounced at its
October term 1859, in the case of Severance vs.
Donley. we viii setl at public auction, on the pre-
mises, on MONDAY, December 18th leo al the
hour OF O'Clock p. M. of fair; if not, next fair
day, LO + fronting 16s feet on the south side of
Hui, between Lawrence and Warrington sire cts
and running back $50 feet. with improvement
thereon,includlng the OLD FARMER HOTEL,
now In the occupancy OF Mr.. James Don'ey. Also,
LOT IN rear of and adjoining the above. front
ing 80 feet on Warrington street and extending
back between parallel lines 264 feet to Lawrence
street. with the improvements thereon.
"A part of the first named lot, fronting IS feet on
Hull street, by $50 feet deep, will be fis. sold and
the balance divided to suit purchasers -
TERMs.-Enouhh IN cash TO pay expenses of sale
and costs of SUIT; balance at g. IL and IS months,
TOT negotlabe notes, interest added, with approved
endoTsers. and title retained until the whole pur-
chase money Is paid.
E K4seoE T B tE HIEEAsTrH't com,r..
GODDIN & APPRRsON, Aucts noI6
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By j. II. Diages, Auct'P.

ZINE GOLD AND SILVER WATCHER
L JEWELRY, FANCY GO0Ds, &c.-will be
Room Is Main street, Also, q lot of blankets I'm
SSersnIrts, Drawers, fne Table Cutlery. Plated
O'Clock, NJ. j. H. UIGGES Auot
ID. r. BooTH, Salesman 90 2a~ts
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From "aehinotou.

WASHINGTON, Nov. l5-The sloop- of war
N..edouIa i. Oh dered 10 Il out for the Home
Slvsdron, TO replace a vessel whose term has
expired.
Ss4slor Hammond has written here to have
h.peTsonal effects sent 10 South Carolina. II
is b.ueved he does not Intend 10 return here
-bi. winter
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CoMMIssIoNER,s SALE or REAL

CIsrATE in ansMs,S "a LIZ OF RAJ Ak
WORKSHOPS OF THEyIRtiiNIk ri NrRfL
EraiLhoAD AS Commlssionsr OF the Circuit
ooatt o. hanover, appointed by q decree entered
on the xstn OF September 1850, ia the case OF Wick
hsm Admrs sganst crump's Adm'rs, TO-.
VA ~ q public sacs.on; on the premises on
O'clock p, NJ. iif fair; ii not, the k,st fair day
hereafter 1.-THE real. rs FATE OF which the late
GeorgaA Crump died seized. eonsistlng of LOTS
Nos II ~ 10 and 10 hsv,ns ffonn of l34 feet or
has. Min street. and isa feet % West G,neerd
strset, ha 1ng thereof small FkAMED TENE-
man.
TrRMs.-Slo0 cash; balance at 6, II and u
dorsed, and title retained till ell Inc paIchass mO-
ney 70 paid and CONVEX ance ordered ~ the Court
noU Ao6E&T HQWLE, Com'r,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-16
BY Alex, Mott, Auct'r.

FURNITURE, Day GOODs, GROCE.
store, corner of Main ard 18th streets on SAT-
URnAY MORNING next, the 18th day of No
vember, commencing at 10 O'Clock, general as
sediment OF Furniture, Stove, Carpet SC
DRY GOODS.-SeveraI invoices of Dry Goods
Coats, Pants. Shoes. Ronnets, Hoop Skirts Net
Shirts, Drawers, Jackets, NC.
GROCERIES.-W hlskeys, Brandy, Tobacco,
Cigars, glassware, DO.
no l6 ALEX MOTT Auct