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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-02

By Hector Davis uctioneer.

rTRUSTEE'S S.... ~ .)iNsNG-ROOM
L SERVANT Under a deed of trust from John
q. WiHn, bearing date ON the 18th day of June,
1850, and recorded IN the Clerks Office Of the
County Court OF Henrico aud Hastings Court OF
the city of Richmond. ut the request Of the bene-
fciary in said deed, will be sold, at my auction
house, IN the city of Richmond. GU MONDAY, the
ath day Of February, at 10 o'clock, one likely Me-
GRO MAN. who is said to be first rate DINING
ROOM SERVANT.
BY order vi the Trustee.
fe I-3t HECTOR DAVIS. Auct'r.
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AN ARMSTRONG Gun LANDED An Armstrong
gun of large calibre arrived here to-day from
Europe via Savannah. Its destination is
Georgetown, and it comes to the order of Mr..
Weston, wealthy planter, who resides in
that locality. He has also imported one hun
dred and fifty muskets, at his own expense,
for volunteer corps in his own nei ghborhood.
Charleston Cor. Phil. Press.
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BY Thomas ". keesee, Auct'r.
EIGHT MULES, TWO HORSE!

~ EIGHT MULES, TWO HORSES,
SIN~a AN ELEVEN CARTS AND HARNESS
Wy FOR SALE AT AUCTION. WIN be sold
SAE4sEis n FRIDAY MORNING, February 9Th.
acng at IL clock, at my stable, corner of
Catherine and Monroe streets, all of my stock of
MULES, HORSES, CARTS and HARNESS. The
eight Mules are all very dne, young, sound, and
we'll broke.
/ large bay HORSE very fine, and warranted
sound and tn work well.
l cree n colored MARE and COLT.
IL DIRT CARTS and HARM EeS.
TFRMs.--Atl sums under $50, cash: over So,
four months credit, for approved, endorsed.
gotlable notes NJ. CARMEL.
sale by TBoaN. kEEsEE- Auct'r. te l
T UNDER AZ AtCI:ON.-We Jfer our stock
IIof LUMBER at auction on TUESDAY, Feb. 5th,
iodl, at 10 oclk, containing the usual assortment.
JolST, Of various sizes: SILL lie TT and Merchant
able SCANTLING, all sizes Heart and Merchant
able l-inch BOARDS; DRESSED FLOORING; OAK
PLANK and sCANTLING, sc.
Also, 2 fine young MULES and CART; fine
young HORSES and WAGON, with HARNESS
Herrings doubie-door FiREPRooF SAFE.
TRK&5.-All sums under 500, cash 800 and
under $500, 60 days credit; over SEQ, months
credit, for approved negotiable paper.
PHILLIPS 4 COLEMAN.
I'd Sale conducted by THos. w. kgEsEE, Auct.
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SALE OF THE SPRINGFIELD, MOUNT VERNON
AND PITTsBURG RAILRoAD.--The road bed. right
Of way and real estate of the Springfield,
Mount Vernon and Pittsburg Railroa Com
pany, from Springfield to Delaware, includ-
ing the tools, machinery, shops and rolling
stock, were sold at Springfield Pa, Wednes-
the purchaser of the entire property, for the
first mortgage bondholders, at 100000.
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Fran Norsb CaroI;na

RALEIGH, N. g., Feb. 1.-The Commission
ers for Alabama left for Montgomery TO day.
Those for Washington viii leave tomorrow
All is quiet. Preparations to elect delega ties
to the State Convention have begun. The
smallpox is not spreading.
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Cauturp IF n si1ypr

New YORK. Jan. 31.-An arrival from Sierra
Leone reports that a Spanish brig has been
captured by a British cruiser. No slaves
We're found aboard, the captain having landed
them on the day previous 10 the capture.
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By Richard Cauthorn, Auct'r.

[ yKVCLNIESA AT ACCTION.-On MONDAY,
an day OF February. az IL o'clock. at my store,
gar, Molasses, Salt, Tallow and Adamantine Can
dies; Bacon shoulders and Hams; Herr:ngs. But
ter, Lard, Painted Buckets, Brooms Cheese. Bran.
dy, Whisky, Rum, Backing Bed Cords, &c.
fe2 r. CACTUORN anet
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FUTURE Days.
By Il. b. Cook, Auct'r.
TRUSTEES SALE OFSTOcK OFCLOrH

Il ING, HATS. BOOTS, SHOES, &c, AT ADC-
TON BY virtue OF deed OF trust from b. Myer
70 the subscriber duly recorded in the Office Of the
Hastings Court Of the city of Richmond, shall
proceed to SELL on THURSDAY, 7th instant, At 10
tween 10th and 18th streets, all the stock contained
IN sad store. consisting of large variety Of sea
sonable CLOTHING, HATS, BOOTS, SHOES. &c.
After which will be sold the KEY Of The house
IEkas-All sums under 300. cash over that
amount; 10 days credit, for approved, endorsed,
negotiable paper. e. LIZARD Trustee
az SAFE conducted by Z. B. Cook Auc.ioneer.
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SUDDEN DEATH IN A Court RooM-Whil
Mr. William Shaeffer giving in his testi-
mony in case in Court, at Easton., Pa
Wednesday afternoon he fell over and died
almost Immediately, of apopiexy. He was
seventy-nine years old, and a resident of Phil
adelphia
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LETTER LIST.

7 IST OF LETTERS Remaining In the RICH
IL M0yD POST-oFFICE, on the lst day OF Feb
ruary, 1881. -z-
EN Published by authority of Act Of Congress
In the paper having tue largest circulation ia the
District where printed.
ne Persons calling for letters in the LIST will
please say they are ADVERTISED.
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The Ohio commissioners.

CoLUMBUs ONO, Feb 1.-The Ohio Commits
sioners VIII be instructed to procure an ad-
iournment of the Washington Convention tC
the 4th OF April, if possible.
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CEsrRAL H0IEL PIIRlIrIRE. o,INI.

z BUS, Nc, FOR SALE At AUCTION.-Will be
sold on WEDNESDAY MORNING February 9Th,
commencing at 10 o'clock At the Central Hotel, the
balance of the FURNITURE now remaining in the
House at the cost and risk of the foImer pur
chasers.
ALSO-The OMNIBUS.
fEKas.--Al sums under $50, cash; over $50,
ninety days credit, for approved, endorsed, neg0-
table notes, with interest added.
ia THtS. w. kEESEE. Auct,
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AMUSEMENT rs.
THIS DAY ON Il y III B L y

IT III / ID o L \ III Is L q
L At THE
LECTURE ROOM OF ST. JAMES CHURCH,
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CHRIST / n L I'll + T h NJ Z l. f
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III Prices SO cents, II and 80 :.
NJ Residence on Main street, directly opposite
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BABgR's name on the sign at the door. Tia 2s-6t*
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k knss cHEEnNhp and pRsRFNisHEp Straw Bon
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BFriness Tassss wer' hs sba sraiss Se
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Feathers "a aNsI* pyea' 'ieans' aAD j. c. MERCER.
CPECIAL NOEiCE-EDGARS PILE ONT
MENT-If any person, with the above disease.
will try my OINTMENT and 1t falls to relieve
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ven want TO be enrad Try it; II 1t falls, call for
Sold by John T. GRAY aud w. PETERSON y
Co, Druggists, OF at my store, caTnsr broad and
asth sts ife 2-lsI y. A. HupNUT, Druggist
NTOTICE.-By virtue of deed q trust exc
18th day of Decembexa lsoe. and OF record In the
CLERKS ofce Of the Richmond Hastings Court, all
rconnt or othsrwise. are required to max imme-
dis,s payment 70 the anasrsgnsd o Of said
claims will be placed IN the HANDS q ~ omser iol
collection. lfe2-stsl ). u. sASps' tfas'ee'
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BY Alexander Not,. Auct'r.

AND FANCY GOODS.-Eill be sold al auc-
ton, at my store, on SATURDAY. February ID,
commencing at 10 o'clock. q lot Of second. hand
FURNITURE, STOVES, &c
DRY GOODS, Ready made CLOTHING, SHOPS.
Sc; JEW ELRf, FANCY GOODS. WATCHES.
NETT SHIRTS, &c.
fe1 ALEX. MOTT, Auctioneer.
MIGHT SALES.-Will DO sold, at auction.
~ THIS EVENING and continued until further
notice. large and general assortment Of W atches,
Jewelry, Plsted-Ware, Cutlery, Dry Goods and
Fancy Articles Sale to commence at o. elk p. M.
ia 23-ts ALEXANDER MOTT, Anct'r
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BY E. b. Cook, Auctioneer.

HORSES, MULES. WAGON, BUGGY,
II &c. AT AUCTlON.--0n SATURDAY, I'd
February, at 10 o. clock, will sell at the lot on
Council Chamber Hill, several Harness and sad.
die HORSES.
large MULES, to years old, we'll broke to
single or double harness.
/ light LUMBER WAGON, In first rate order
Top BUGGY and HARNESS, in very good order.
Also
very fine MICH cows, &c.
fei i B. COOK. Auc.
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ILADIEo' LIST

ILADIt
Avis mrs eallie
Anderson mrs Mary w
Anderson mrs n A
Adams mrs Sarah
Aacon miss Bobeth
Ashton miss Agatha
Anderson miss B
Allen miss Henrietta
Anderson miss NJ V
Garrett mrs ' NJ
Beasley mrs Frances
3 azley mrs J +
Berwick mrs Kate
Biankenship mrs 7
Hillups mrs Eliz Z
Bickford mys I 6
Barkslev mrs Harriet
Bradley mrs $ A
Broadus mrs Robert Z
Bragg mrs Y W
GreEner mrs ThoS
Burke miss -
3oyles miss Bridget
Rowles miss Lucy Jane
Buchanan miss Susan z
Bradley miss Lucy {
Branch miss Fanny
Bracket miss Mary K
Baylor Mary
Collins mrs Ellen
Clark mrs Edward
Clinton mrs Geo
ChiidresS mrs !
Clemmltt mrs "a L
Couc0Unon mrs
Crouch mrs 3 T
Cook mrs Sarah
Collier miss Ann
Coles miss Victoria
Clayton miss Fannie n
Clarke miss Annie M
CardoZo miss Maria l.
Cunningham miss 5 A
Crowds miss G. r
crow miss Alice
Crow miss Ann .
ramp miss Sarah
t'ressy miss Sarah +
'onconnon miss Bridge
Gadwell miss Ann
Carroll Bridget
DAVIS mrs Lucy
Davis mrs LavInia
DarraCott mrs Eliza G.
Davis mrs Eliza
Dunievy mrs Frances L
DAWSON mrs Janettc
Duke miss Clementine
Drake miss Clara E
Denceler miss II L
Derhem miss Cath
Davis miss Bertha
Davidson miss Mary
Oanforth miss T II \
English mrs Mary A
Elicit mrs Jas ID
EillS mrs -
EnTight mrs Margaret
Eggleston miss Fanny
Fentrich mrs Sophia
| Ferguson mrs Sophia
| Fitzgerald mrs Martha
| Fisher mrs Mary 6
Ford mrs Georciana
| Fisher mrs Eliza D
| furguscn mrs I
| Usher mrs l. :
Fisher mrs Mary C
| tl>k mrs y &
| fitch mrs Emily
| Francisco mrs J w
| Frost mrs Jane \
! Franklin mr., Margaret
| Fitch miss Margaret A
| FitZhUgh miss 5 c
| Fitzgerald miss Cath
| era nam miss Emma
'iordon miss Mamie Y
| Granger mrs Ann III
| iary mrs Mary {
| Gregory mrs Susan 4
ireen mrs Emily
| iOrmau mrs Catherine
| Goodman mrs Sarah
iarey mrs Georgia
cartwright mrs { Z
lard er mrs Mary 4
Hooper miss Pauline 4
ILL MISS MOllie 2
| Horn miss h
| iubsOu miss Caddie
| IIaney miss Lizzie
Iayes miss Mary c
| Iannah miss l. L
| Tart miss Henrietta
| iallock miss Julia NJ
| tiugertun mrs Th0s
| ZONES mrs susan
| iowle mrs Susan J
Iigginbotham mrs z
Ietfert0n mrs Cath l.
liaSkins mrs Avir
| Hatcher mrs sarah NJ
| Ianduter mrs Corn eli;
| Harrison mrs Janetta
| hancock mrs Pauline
iOelloCk mrs Sarah J
| lanes mrs Joseph )
| Johnson mrs Maggie J
Iordon mrs Martha J
| Johnson miss Mollie 4
Johnson miss Mary
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TRUSTEES SALE OF yALuABL

TRUsTEE,S SALE OF VALUABLE
rARN 81 s|S ACRES II
As trustee In certain deed of trust, from Mr. JAS
per $. Clayton, dated LIST January, 1850, duly re-
corded in Chesterfield County Court, | shall, in
ton, the premises. on MONDAY the 4th Feb-
ruary. 1881, at IL o'clock NJ, Of fair if not the
ly owned by Mr. Jesse Whitehead, and occu-
pied by Dir Clayton, The tract CONTAINS 800 acres
ton is deemed unnecessary.
TERMs;;-.Enough in cash to dsfrsy expenses Of
terest OK credit as 10 81 sss 81 until list January
1892 on credit TO 81 1913. 33 until LIST January,
lses-with interest from lst January lseo-and bal,
at the time of sale The taxes for 1851 to be paid
JAZZ AUGUSTUS BoDEKER. Trustee.
y THE COUNTY OF HENRlCO. IN THE TOWN
OF SIDNEY AS Commissioner appointed by a
decree of the Circuit Court OF Hsnrico, pronounced
on the lst November, 1850, in the case of Drum
mond, Trustee for Ayres, agains, Reins, / shall
ON TUESDAY, the 9TH February, 1851, at 1 o'clock
7. NJ. (if fair; if not, the next fair day. except
Sunday the following Real Estate, belonging to
699k1 and referrsd to in the plainti BILL VIZ
TERMS. .-one-third cash balance at and II
| months, for negotiable notes, satisfactorily
money is paid GEORGE w RANDotPH,
/
TRUSTEES NALEOF VERY VALUABLE
! L FARM OF 700 ACRES. IN NEW KENT COUN-
TY; on THE YORK RIVER RAILROAD, FIF.
! TEEN MILES BELOW RlCHM0ND.-By virtue of
| deed of trust from r. l.. Walker, ESQ, dated
! 10th January, 1850, duly recorded in New Kent
County Court on the 9th February, 1880 sha II, in
! execution thereof proceed 10 sell, at public
| ton, on the premises on FRIDAY, the 18th Feb
ruary, at u o'clock If fair if not, the fair
day thereafter, except Sunday the very valuable
| FARM located as above, now IN the occupancy of
| said Walker. 1t contains, by recent survey, 100
| acres, of which there is ample supply of wood
and timber ton the raiiroad,l for the use of the
place. The open land lies well, and Is suseepti-
duces tobacco finely. There is now seeded the
lard 70 bushels of wheat with Fl We tons of guano.
| The buildings on the place comfortable, and
are sufficient for the accommodation Of large
family. . Dispatch Depot on the York River
Railroad is located on the land, and post office
thereat, thus atfording unusual facilities for the
transmission of produce, int igence, and passen-
gers to and from Richmond daily.
The deed requires q cash sale but by consent Of
parties the terms will be one-thfrd ca sh balance
at one and two years. for bonds bearing interest
secured by trust deed The taxes for 1851 to be
paid by the purchaser AS this is really most
desirable Farm. the particular attention Of the
public Is respectfully called to this sale.
fel GEO. q. MINOR. Trustee
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!, LIST.
Jordon miss JaneC
Kennedy mrs NJ p
Kehr mrs L 4
Kelley mrs NJ E
King miss B
Kelley miss NJ
Kary miss J
Lacy mrs NJ G 2
Lorton mrs G
Lunsford missS l.
Lowrey miss NJ b
Llggan IN ISIS Il
Lewis miss b W
Martin mrs 5 NJ
Mathews mrs NJ
Mitchell mrs u E
Mills mrs L Al
Miller mrs NJ 5
Mohungre mrs
Moody mrs ) 4
Montgomery mrs N T
Moore mrs L G
Mullen mrs JDO
Morris miss G
Murren miss VI
Moncure miss III f
Miller miss NJ \
Menzies miss ) '
Matthias miss Z
Mars hall miss y
Martin miss Y +
Mahon miss A II
Milbay miss Ellen
McGruder mrs l. I
NcGruder miss 5 4
Mc0ruder miss ;
Norvel mrs : :
Norfnazle mrs Il ?
Napier mrs Bette
Nettles mrs Lucy
Nelson mrs Fanny
Orfls mrs \
Olden mrs Ellen
orell mrs Martha A
O'Sullivan mrs Joscy
Perrin mrs Il G
Perry mrs Mary Ann
Peasants mrs Jas Il
Parker mrs MeTinda
Perestt mrs Emma l.
Pearce miss Sa rah +
Parr miss Lucy Jane
Post miss Wary l.
Pollard miss Maria 5
Pollard miss Jennie
Pittman miss Nancy
Raymond miss Mary
Rolfe miss u
Robertson miss b =
Richardson miss L A
Richter miss Emma
Ricner miss Eliz'th
Randolph mrs Louisa
Rickard mrs Elmyra
Robinson mrs Octayia
Reed mrs Mary
Sullivan mrs Maria
Swan mrs Susanna
Sullivan mrs Mary
Smith mrs Esther D
Smith mrs Mary 4
: Shaw mrs 7 d
Smith mrs Betsy
Seldom mrs Jas 4
Shaw mrs Rcbecca
Shinault mrs Alkaline
Sharp mrs Harriet
Sharf mrs Sarah
Svrcle miss Lou
Stone miss Jennie
Stone miss Mamie
Sneed miss Alvenia
Slater miss Bette Il
SHINES miss Jennie
Sharp miss Eliza Z
Songster miss Mary E
Scott miss T.
Tavuer miss India NJ
Tucker miss Lavjnla
Trent miss Mamie "
Trice miss Susan
Townsend miss F A
Totty miss Sarah
Thomas mrs Geo II
Teagle mrs Elizabeth
Talley mrs Robt y
Tauner mrs Roxauna
Walker miss 5
Wade miss B S
Walshe miss N
W al ker IN IS L y
Watkins miss L V
Wilson miss I. z
Wrey miss z 7
Woods0u miss NJ
WCojson miss II NJ
Wilson miss E
Waldrop mrs Z G
Walton mrs &
Waddy mrs J
Wade mrs c
Weisiger mrs W w
w est mrs Z Z
White mrs $ J
3 Wiukers ms \
Winston mrs II 7
Winfrec mrs Il \
Williams mrs 4 II
Young miss Anna
Marlborough miss E
Marlborough mrs Z
Eancev mrs i J
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A TTENTION, FIRST REGlMENT.-Just
"A received asd ier e, sal, The celebrated
Manufactured IN Lynchbnrg, expressly for this
market aud Inferior TO none. In packages to snit
purchasers. Call and see u, at
JOHNSON, YOUNGER 4 nTEY,S,
fe2 -lw Pearl street.
CII13XRS,-Renned sugars, all grades, for - le
= low 10 the trade by POTTS, FARLEY Y co.
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PERSONAL.

7 HEREBY FOREWARN all persons from
/ creditng my son, JOHN NESCO. ON my account,
will not be responsible Tor any e his trans
actions MARGAREI .iEsLO.
Richmond, January 81, 1851. ia Si-StN
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By Thomas W. keesee. Auctr,
(Ofice corner Of 18th and Cary streets.)

~ HORSES, MULES, BUGGY AND
10y HARNESS FOR SALE AT AUCTION
Will be sold on SATURDAY MORNING.,
February I'd, commencing at ~ o'clock, at the
Horse Auction Lot, on Council Chamber Hill,
Fine large WORK HORSES.
do do MULES.
Open BUGGY AND HARNESS,
Nearly new, and in good order.
fe TH0S. W. KEESEEE, Auct.
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By Dickinson, Hin 4 Co., Aucrrs.

cord in the Clerks Once Of Henrico County
Court executed or the 10th day Of January, issS,
mention ed, having been requested BY the bens-
aciary therein, I shall proceed to sell At public
auctioa to the highest bidder for cash at Che Of
dee of Dickinson, Hill 4 Co., on SATURDAY, the
ID day Of February, at 10 o'elock, nine likely
SLAvEs-named BILLY, pAvY, BEN. BOZ.
dren, or 40 many thereof as shall be necessary to
execute the provisions Of said decd.
D. BAKER, H., Trustee.
Sale by DICKINSON, HILL 4 Co., Auct'Ts.
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ne Great Reduction in Prices. ~
STAPLE ANDF FANCY DRY GOODS

ne Great Reduction in Prices .....-A&
STAPLE FANCY DRY GOODS.
j. MILLHISER & BROTHER,
1913 BROAD STREET.
Are now Offering their whole stock of desirable
GOODS at deduction of rs to SO per cent. on Tor
TAKE TICE:
s. 900 wards Merrimack PRINTS, at 10 cts. the I'd.
Best Bleached and Brown SHIFTING and SHEET
linen sIlEhTiRG at s @ and s7s cents the
Pillow LINENS, at s7a cts the yard.
Hem stitched Linen Cambria HANDkkRCHlEFs'
1000 pieces Ias Of bite, Pink, and Blue TARLATAN
White Cambric, Jaconet. Nansook, Check MUS
LINs and BRIl III IA 3, ProwprtNc
Black SILKS at a sacrifice Fancy SILKS about
large lot Of Marseilles o UNTERPANE Els,
slightly soiled-very cheap. -,
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BE DIR. Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry
may be well called wonder of medical sci
ence.'' 1t cures Coughs and Colds iastGner! 1t
soothes the irritated parts it heals the infsnma-
ton; and even Consumption itself yields 10 It's
magic influence.
Sold by ADIE 4 GRAY, PURCELL, LADD 4
CO., w. PETERSON, J. p. DUVAL, and by all
other dealers in medicines ia 3o--2tWSS
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AucfYoM aAIHo
rms DAY.


A CCTiON-HoRsEs, MULES, BUOY, &e-
a VIII BE- sold A. the Horse Lot, on Council
10 o'cloek. several work ana eemmssSrnf
young MCLEs, well broke; ! second hand Brh.
GY, in good order Mich cows and CALVES;
nne Buggy HORSE, years old; 2 CARTS and
HARNESS. lie y J. n. DlGGES Ancf
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sERVANTs FOR HIRE & SALE.

COR HIR E-DlNING- ROOM SERVANTS,
L PORTERs, CARRIAGE DRIVERS, NURSES,
CHAMBERMAIDS, COOKS and WASHERS, and a
few FACTORY HANDS. Among these servants
are several young WOMEN that can COOK,
WASH and IRON, suitable for small families.
THOS. J. BAGBY,
Agent for Hiring out Negroes, Ac..
No lWall street, under st. Charles Hotel.
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FOR THE oNvENTIoS:
GEORGE W. RANDOLPH.
JOHN o. STEGER.
JOHN ROBERTSON.
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Twice agaiu, however, during the. night
be repeated the request, making Mora and
more noise each time, 20 that It wRsn not to
be. wondered q that the landlord shksd me
privately, at the breskiast-tsbls, ifmy friend
was not insane. assured him very sraKsly
that he was not and hiRted that the .n0blhtY
OF Great Britain EsreysTy different in their
manners ana habits from thsvutgaf masses
p theory that he seemed yeEyi.wiilipa 80.
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