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SALES OF REAL ESTATE.-Mr. Wellington
Goddin made the following sales at auction
on yesterday:
The estate on James river, in James City
county, called "Jamestown Island," con-
tanning 1881 acres, 403 acres of it open
land of great fertility, sold for $4,000.
The farm called "Benyille," in King
and Queen county, on York river three
miles below West Point, containing 1850
acres, of which between 500 and 600 are
cleared, the balance well timbered, to
which is attached marsh of 500 acres, in
addition to which there are about two miles
of river shore suitable for oyster beds, sold
for $3.50.
twenty-five acres of valuable farming
land in rear Of the city reservoir, near
Camp Grant, sold for S9l per acre, or
$2,275.
Twenty acres of land, on Union Hill near
Venable street, suitable for farming pur-
poses or building lots, sold at an average of
1929 per acre, or $3.50.
Two small. tracts of land on the York
River railroad three miles cast of Rich
moud, Of thirteen acres and eighty-one
acres, sold for 1925 per acre, or SS69.5O.
One Of Pratt's cottages, on the west side
of Fourth street, CANDLES Hill, between
Byrd and Arch streets, sold for $4,000.
The above sales amount to S32 ,494.50.
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AMUsEMENTs. Miss Maggie Mitchell
continues to draw large and fashionable
audiences. No comedienne that has visited
Richmond since the war has been received
with more tokens of popular favor. And
assuredly she deserves it for more pains
taking actress does not walk the American
stage. Last night the C Pearl Of Savoy" a
charming play. was brought out in good
style with Miss Mitchell as Marie," and
Collier and Lamb, both of whom are good
actors, in the principal male parts.
The play tonight is "Lorle," an admira-
BILE addition to Miss Mitchell's popular
repertoire. 1t was written especially for her,
and has been successfully rendered night
after night in New York, Philadelphia, and
Washington. 1t is sweet domestic drama,
such as Maggie delights in, and in the
character of "Lorle" she is as much at
home as in "Fanchon." There are nu-
merous scenes well suited for the display
of her peculiar talent. Tomorrow night
Miss Mitchell takes benefit, and already
there are enough seats reserved to insure q
crowded house. s
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RoBBERY.-Some thief entered the house
of Mr.. James L. Bray, on Fourth street
between Main and Franklin, Tuesday night
about o'clock, by way of the front door,
which had been thoughtlessly left open,
and proceeded to the parlor and carried off
the following articles, valued at sixty dol
lars One pair of parlor pitchers, two sill
yer cups, vases, photographs, books, and g.
silver parlor bell. This is another warn
ing to housekeepers to look after their front
doors, and see that they are locked when
they are engaged in other portions of the
house.
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The FUNERAL OF DIR. PETIC0LAs at st.
James's church yesterday was well attend
ed. The services were conducted by she
Rev. Messrs. Joshua and George Peterkin,
the former making some appropriate re-
marks. The body was then followed to the
Grave. Drs. Deane, Haxall, G. W. P. Brock,
Mcclure, Wexford, White, and Coakley,
were the pall-bearers. Many other mem
bers of the Academy Of Medicine were IN
the procession.
At meeting of the Faculty held yester-
day the following preamble and resolutions
we're unanimously adopted:
The Faculty have received with deep
regret the intelligence of the untimely and
melancholy death of DR.. Arthur E. Peti-
colas, late superintendent of the Eastern
Lunatic Asylum, and formerly Professor OF
Anatomy in this institution and while the
deceased was not connected in any manner
with the College at the time Of his death,
yet, as his active relations to it in the
several capacities of student, preceptor, and
professor, continued unbroken for period
Of nineteen consecutive years, the Faculty
feel that it is peculiarly incumbent on them
as the representatives of the institution in
which he laid his first offerings on the altar
of science, to the service of which the
energies and the enthusiasm of the best
years of his life were devoted, and in con-
nection with which he mainly achieved his
well-earned distinction, to place on record
their estimation Of his services and his
merits, and their sorrow at the melan-
choly termination of his career therefore
"ReSolued, That in the death Of DR.. Peti-
colas We mourn the loss Of one of the most
distinguished alumni Of the College, whose
services, first as demonstrator and lecturer,
and subsequently, (for eleven years. as
professor Of anatomy made ample return
to his Alma Mater for the nurture which
she had bestowed upon him, and won for
himself that distinction which is the sure
reward Of talent, industry, and faithful de-
votion to duty.
"Resolved, That it affords us o sad plea
sure to express our sense Of the high intel
lectual endowments of DR.. Peticolas, Of
his extensive and varied professional learn
ing, his practical aptitude and skill, espe-
cially in the department Of surgery, his
plishments in the domains Of litera-
ture and art, the heroic fortitude with
which he braved the assaults of relent-
less malady, and the courage with which
he buffeted the waves of adverse fortune.
"Resolved, That we offer to the family of
the deceased the assurances of our warmest
sympathy in the bereavement which has
suddenly fallen upon them.
"Resolved, That the Faculty will attend
the funeral of the deceased in body, and
invite the students of the College to unite
with them in paying the last honors to his
memory.
"ReSolued, That these proceedings be en-
tered upon the records of the College, and
published in the Richmond and Louisville
Medical Journal and the daily papers Of
the city of Richmond, and that q copy of
the same be transmitted by the Dean to the
widow of the deceased"
DAVID H. TUCKER, NJ. D., Chairman.
L. S. Joynes, ". D., Dean.
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IMPORTANT D1scoyERY.-A valuable de-
posit of porcelain clay has just been dis
covered upon the land of DR.. j. ". Davis,
in Hanover county, near kilby's station,
about eleven miles from the city. Colonel
Gillian has made chemical analysis of a
specimen, and pronounces it the purest and
Whitest he has ever seen.
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CIVIL APPOINTMENTS By THE MILITARY.
General Stoneman has made the following
civil appointments John NJ. Donaldson,
constable fourth district Of Scott county,
rice John r. Cox, resigned; Ellis Smith,
constable third district of Halifax county,
vice James T. overly, resigned; Isaac leh-
ring, oversccr Of the poor first district of
Buckingham county, vice c. {. Davidson,
rnsipned.
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REWARD FOR RAsCAL's CAPTURE
The Richmond and Petersburg Railroad
Company offer three hundred dollars re-
ward for the apprehension of the eyil-dis-
posed person who misplaced the switch at
Temples Crossing on Tuesday, thereby en-
dangering the lives of the passengers on the
mail train
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THE CASE OF W. \. H0PrE-PARDON
REFUsED.-Governo Wells has considered
and refused an application for the pardon
Of William A. Hoppe, citizen of Rich
mond, convicted of an assault upon William
T. Trueman, and sentenced to two months
Imprisonment in the city Jail and to pay a
fine of $500. The application was signed
by eleven juror and large number Of
citiyans
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CHARGED WITH HoCSE-BREAKING.- "A
notorious thief named George Washington,
and a negro woman named Hannah Bran
nan, were called before the Mayor yester-
day to be examined on the charge of break
ing into the store of Mr.. William Daniels,
on Broad street, and stealing sundry arti-
cles of clothing valued at fifty dollars; but
owing to the absence of important witnesses
for the Common wealth the case was con-
tinued until tomorrow.
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AMUSER1ENTS.
DICHMOND HEATRE.
SPALDING Il RAPLEY,
LESSEES AND MANIAC ERs.
THURSDAY EVENING. December 3, 1853.
FOURTH NIGHT
MISS MAGGIE MITCHELL,
who will appear In her new character In The origi
nal and most successful drama Ia five acts. entitled
LORLE;
OR,
THE TINY BELLE OF THE CANTON:
supported by
j. W. COLLIER
and Ill: entire company.
Produced with every attention to details and all
the original music.
TOMORROW SIGHT-BEEEFIT OF
Miss MITCHELL,
when TIE LITTLE TREASURE ard MAR
GOT THE POULTRY DEALER will be offered
SATURDAY EIGHT-FANCHON. dc 3
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INTEREST on THE STATE DEBT.-lt is
now believed that the two per cent. in
terest on the State debt due last July will
be paid on the lst of January next. The
books Of transfer in the Second Auditors
office will be closed on and after the 9th
instant until the lst of January.
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LIST OF UNMAILABLE LETTERS REMAIN
ING IN THE RICHMOND PosToFFICE DECEM-
BER ;, lS6S.-Colonel Richard Gillian.
Buckingham county, Va; Lewis Redd,
Norfolk, Va; Writ Roberts, Richmond, Va;
Major II. G. Deshields, Richmond, Va.
Emaneil Williams, Halifax county, Va.
Rev. Mr.. Maury, Philadelphia, Pa; Philip
W. Jones, Buckingham Miss Mildred
Heeton, Amherst county, Va; James NJ
Swami, Caroline county, Va; Hamilton
Stone, Manson, n. c.; George \. Wilson
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STATE TAxEs-TME's UP.--Mr. Sheriff
Wright gives notice in another column that
he will be called upon in few days to pay
the amount of taxes charged against MIN
into the State treasury, and that longer in
diligence cannot be granted TO those who
have not paid them.
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SUPPOSED INFANrIClDE.-lesterday af-
ternoon the body OF female mulatto infant
was found on Laurel street, Sidney, near
the Old Fair Grounds. Justice Malone
viewed the body, and deemed an inquest
unnecessary. The babe, which was ap-
parently two or three days old, had evil
IDENTIFY died from wilful exposure.
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PERIODICALS AND PICTORIALs.-We are
constantly under obligations to Turner, the
favorite newsdealer, Of lll4 Main street,
for supplies Of the magazines and weekly
papers. He has oil the morning papers,
besides the leading magazines of Europe
and America. Frdnk Les!ie's, which comes
to-day, has portrait of II. Rives Pollard.
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The CASE OF JEFFERSON DAvIS.-The
motion made by Judge Ould on Monday to
quash the indictments against Jefferson
Davis will be argued before Chief Justice
Chase to-day. Charles O'Conor, of New
York, is expected to appear with Judge
Ould for Mr.. Davis, and R. Il. Dana, of
Boston, has been employed By the Attorney
General in behalf of the Government.
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SENTENCE OF DEATH REsPITED.-The
Governor has respited Samuel Baker, SEN
fenced by the County Court Of Henry county
10 be hung for the murder OF Mr.. James
Bannister. The respite is for four weeks
from the 1lth of December. The respited
murderer is a negro the murdered, a white
man.
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THE JUNK-sHOP RAID.-Michael Kelly
was arraisned before the Mayor yesterday
morning on the charge Of receiving three
saddles and one blanket, valued at thirty
dollars, knowing the same to have been
stolen from the United States Government
stables at Fredericksburg on the 10Th OF
November.
Major James Johnson said his stable was
broken into in the nighttime and these
things taken out. lie had not made any
arrest in Fredericksburg, but he thought
he knew who shipped them. He saw them
in the express wagon in Fredericksburg,
but did not have time to stop them, rs it
was only five minutes before the train start
cd, and he followed them OIL here, and saw
them delivered Ut kelly's store.
1t was proven that Kelly did not know
what they were nor who shipped them to
him. He was discharged, and the goods
turned over to Major Johnson.
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURT.-The
special docket having been three times
called over, and all business thereon dis
posed of as presented, there will be nothing
further taken up by the Chief Justice,
except the case of Mr.. Davis. After that is
heard, the calling of the regular docket will
be commenced before Judge Underwood.
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INTERNAL REVENUE FRAUD.-John JEFF
ferson 20 negro) was before the United
States Commissioner yesterday on the
charge OF defrauding the Government of
the tax on manufactured tobacco. He was
sent in to the grand jury Of the United
States Circuit Court for Indictment.
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New BARGEs.--The James River Towing
and Transportation Company have just put
on their line new irst-class barges, and are
prepared to afford increased facilities for
towing and lighterageto to the trade of James
river
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THEFT or PIcKLEs.-Night before last a
sharp thief seized @ ten-gallon cask Of
pickles in front of Tribbett's confectionery
and ran off with it. The theft was not
discovered until too late to catch the rogue.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC. DEcEsBsR .. lses.
Sun rises s..s......7.i3 Moon rises..-.... 70
Sun sets..........4. 81 High tide. a. NJ. rs
PORT OF RICHMOND, DECEMBER 2, lsss.
ARRIVED.
Schooner Lucy D., Higgins, Boston, inerchan-
disc, CroWell i Currie.
SAILED.
Steamer Eliza Hancox, Clifford, Norfolk, mer'
chandise and passengers, l.. Il. Tatum
Schooner Robert Healy, Jones, Baltimore, rer-
chindise, Curtis L Parker.
schooner Hattie tooinbs, Jamcrson, Boston,
merchandise, Croreu i CWrie.
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CHEAP WooD.-The first train of cheap wood
will arrive at the Central depot on Friday evening
next, and be issued on Saturday morning. See DR..
parker's advertisement.
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The GLEN ALLEN OUTRAGE-ARREsT OF
NEGRO CHARGED WITH THE RAPE.-Uur
readers will remember the circumstances
detailed in this paper of gross outrage.
perpetrated by negro upon the person OF
Miss Shepperson, a young lady Of highly
respectable parentage, residing in Henrlco
county, near Glen Allen church. The
scoundrel met her in the woods on her way
to church, beat her with the stock Of his
gun, and knocking her senseless to the
ground, succeeded in accomplishing his
hellish purpose. The whole community
was aroused by the outrage. A vigilance
committee secured the country, and had the
negro then been caught he would have been
hanged on the nearest tree.
On Monday last, when the search had
been almost given up as bad job, Justice
Wade struck upon trail which has led to
the apprehension of the perpetrator Of the
outrage. Communicating the facts in his
possession to Justice Favier, he obtained q
warrant for the arrest of the suspected
person. 1t was placed in the hands of Of
fcers Epps and Gilman, of the city police,
who made the arrest yesterday afternoon,
and brought the accused to town and lodged
him in cell at the second palice station.
He is dirty, ill-favored brute, named
Charles Harris, and has been employed on
Mr.. Nash's farm, in the neighborhooa of the
coal pits. He stoutly denies having been out
on the day the outrage was committed, but he
answers exactly to the description given
by Miss Shepperson of her assailant, and
she has identified him beyond doubt since
his arrest. Furthermore, it is known that
he bought powder and shot en- that Sunday
morning, and was cunning in the vicinity
Of Glen Allen church. Of some gentlemen
whom he met he inquired the way to the
Mountain road, the very question he asked
Miss Shepperson before making known his
internal second thought. He will appear
at the Mayors court this morning for exam
ination.
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COURT-MARTIAL ADJ0URNED.-The court
martial of which Brevet Mejor W. Il. Ros-
sell is president adjourned yesterday after
trying about three hundred cases in ses-
sion Of fourteen months.
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CoNvIcTs RECEIVED Mark Combs and
Jim Allen, of Culpeper, and Dock Reynolds,
Of Augusta (Gegroes), were received at the
penitentiary yesterday.
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Magnificent bridal presents, diamonds, silver
ware, jewelry, and fancy goods, opening this
week. Cali and see them at kowLAS & CO.'S.
no lL-eod
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81. ELLYsoG i Co. will insert advertisements in
the principal newspapers in Virginia, North Caro-
tina, Tennessee, and the northern cities, st pub
llshers' rates, for cash. Apply at this efice.
jy 2l-eoLk
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CONTINUES IN OFF1cE.-Some time ago
the term Of Mr.. William E. Wade, justice
Of the peace Of Henrco county, expired,
and Mr.. James Redd was appointed in his
stead. Mr.. Redd, however, failed to quail
fly, and now, by order of General Stoneman,
Justice Wade is to continue in office until
further orders
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RICHMOND AND DANYILLE HAILROAD CO.,
GICHMOSD, November o, 1855.
E>HE TWENTY-FIRST ANNUAL MEET
& ING Of the STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
RICHMOND AMI DhSNILLE RAILROAD
COMPANY Will be held IN this city on the SECOND
WEDNESDAY IN December next (sthl 1t Il NJ. IL
the Exchange Hotel.
The transfer book will be closed from the Goth
instant until after The annual mrcting.
j. ID. BLAIR Auditor.
FORM OF PROXY or TIE RICHMOND AND DAN
VILE RAILROAD COMPANY.
Know all msn by these presents that -, the I'M
dersgned do hereby constitute AMI appoi:it -
attorney - for - and in name, to vote on
all questions that may be brourh BEFORE the meet
ing of the stockholders Of the Richmond and i>au-
vile Railroad Company, TO be held at = on -
the - day OF -, or ut any adjourned meeting
thereof, hereby ratifyinc all the acts OF =, s@la
attorney In the premises. fully rs if were pre-
sent aud voting in person. In testimony whereof,
- have hereunto affixed - hand this = day OF
= no 9-eOdid
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2itllmond 9ispattll.
observation-disclosures 8, 1868.

THE CIRCULATION OF THE "DISPATCH"
Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCU-
LATlON OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS.
PAPEHS or THIS CITY.
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EEETRQPOL1TAN HALL.
M E EER'HNGS.

EEASONIC NOTICE.-The mem smmg1gnx
lN4 hers sofRICHMOND ROYAL = RCH SssLAE.z
CHAPTER, No. 3, are hereby notified To SsL-9ASS
attend sta cd cOnvocati II of their Chap S@+~E'
ter al the chapter-Ionms, on Franklin street be-
tween Eighteenth and Nineteenth tBlo lEhurs-
day. AZ FIEGN,;iN 1t u'ClOck.
A!cInbcrs of sister Chapters are cordially invited
10 be present.
By order NJ. <. I'll. 7.
GEORGE +. KEFSFE,
do
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DICHMOND GRANITE COMPANY.

Ia We are prepared to furnish the very best
quality GRANITE, dressed or undressed Ia any
quantity. We VIII also build sll kinda OF GRAN
kFE WORK az short notice. special attention
TERY W0Rk, &c., and all material furnished.
ONCE corner OF Canal aud seventh streets
GEORGE BLUMENTRAL,
&C i:-sm superintendent,
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-.|arJaI T. DAVIS,
2eT s7w, FLORISTS, &c.

( LOVER SEED.-Prime NEW CROP
= -.'NEE sad other Grass SEEDS on hand
By ALLISON Il ADDISON.
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VIRGINIA HORTICULTURAL AND
Y P0MOLOGICAL SOCIETY a meeting
Of the Society will be held ut the room OF the same
iPurcell building, corner Nam and Ihlrteenth
strcc's.l WEDNESDAY, December . l162, III y
O'Clock. j. {. SHIELDS,
dc 1-eodit secretary.
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NOTICE TO TAX-PAYERS.-In COM
~ pliance with an ordinance or the city Of
Richmond we viii attend At the ofice of tho City
Collector, at the City Hail. from A. IL. TO 6P. n.
from The 18th TO the 3st OF December. inclusive 10
receive the remaining half OF the CITY TAXES.
deductin2 ten per cent. thereon from those who
paid one-half In June. Es
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\ AluUM OIL BLACKING-A superior
g',. article tar Softeuing and preserg Ig harness.
,11'rs, buggy tops and all Kin 3 of leather
gr.~ "a max - item soGt, plant, and water
.','' II! 1t. For sale by
r.,, 4. EDDERER Il BROTHER,
u' Main street near old Market.
= ,HOOL CIRCULARS printed at short
= - IN Tie beet style OF The AL, 81 the DIS
N -+lt&Zta9-Ht5tIGE.
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IL VIRGINIA NURSERY AND VINE
- ..f""A ~ HERMITAGE NURSERIES,
...5 ~ IA, offer their usual large and well
" .af.-. stock ar
H!FhE. tAAH, PEACH PLUA. CHERRY,
., d.. isHitEI, and o.fer F1UIT TREES
'--V.".4.,Z al tl. leading varieties.
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- .!HAkF. l3TH STNEET
coal. W. HALL CREW. WOOD.

coal. ". RAIL- CREW. w00D.
7 HAVE ON HAND ANTHRACITE
/ RED and WHITE Asa-B IT UMIEOUs,
LUMP, HAIL, and AVERAGE c nAI. which
vi, sell st lowest market rates. Also SEASON
81 OAK and PINE WOOD.
NrDLOTHIsN FINE LUMP at 81 il yard ;
u, so delivered.
.aice ara yard for Anthracite Goal. Ca1y rn,
s.y Dlh streets,
El.Gm.noEs Goal aud y ooJ gard t11rrseuu
.-cg nrs- DGnv!llG depot.
del ". HAIL CREW.
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EDMUND WINNIE, c. c. r..
by Jl'fIUS A. EDpEny II O.. q r

y. B.-ThoSe persons who have not paid any
portion OF their bills will please call during the
same time and pay the amount of their taxes, as
we will hare no opportunity OF calling on them
before advertising their property for sale, which
viii add twenty per cent. uf not soldl Those VINO
have not pSId tfeir personal tax by that Time must
expect TO have their goods levied on as soon as We
get out of the Office, arereqrred 70 settle our
entire account Ia February.
We would call particular attention OF the aS-
payers OF the newly territory as The
property Is so perfectly described thai Is I'M
possible tnat the Collector Can md ~.
EDMUND WINNIE. Collector,
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NOTICE-The ANNUAL MEETING Of
IN III. stockholders Of the Nj HESTEE
COTTON AND WOOL MAELFACIURlSG
COMPANY Will be held at the Office Of the Rich
mond and Petersburg Railroad company on
TUESDAY the 18Th ecember at u O'Clock.
WILLIAM IL. Pow EHS,
do A
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NTOTICE-TO PARTIES WHO HAVE
~ NOT PAID THEIR STATE TAXES Fox
TIE YEAR lsss.--tn few days am sscuired by
law 10 settle with The state ndi,or, consequently
longer indulgence cannot De given. Ioa are here
Office Immediately and settle the same, or pay my
deputies upon application, Immediate s,eps will
be Ia ken TO enforce the payment OF the taxes.
JOHN W. WRIGHT,
Sheriff City OF Biehinord.
dc 3-3t ofiice No. lli Main street.
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T OTHERS STRAWBERRY TWIST To-
IL BACCO-the most popular and best tobacco
nosS r. W. POWERS.
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TORTY CORDS OF SEASONED PINE
= WOOD VIII be issued SATURDAY MORN
I>E n fhC Central dep AT Tour q liars per cord.
"a .ha ,ly!s not issuing wood 20 The poor, have
s-.-.cIsG my ag ii 10 sell ouc quarter or one
ta. af p C, RI te ttOS" unsh'" =, Guy n ha,f cord
<....vf be al.owtd H. buy m,re than h.lr \
.-. .N. next train wlll srg.v. by the Frcder!cks-
..-.r.a&. t'!C "a, W. ". FARMER.