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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-12-26
A FALSE ALARM or FIRE

A FALSE ALARM OF FIRE LAST
NIGHT The alarm of fire given last
night from box 10, was false, and foolishly
false. While gentleman's family were
quietly setting in their house, corner of sth
and Main streets, a policeman rushed into
the building and informed them the house
was on fire. Rushing to the nearest alarm
box, he sounded the alarm, when it was
ascertained not even any smoke existed to
fire up his imagination. Soon all the fire
apparatus were on hand, only TO find them
selves deceived by the false alarm created
by gentleman of the baton.
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MRS. CHARLES MouLToN.-C. A.
Chizzola, business manager, informs us that
Mrs. Charles Moulton, long distinguished
IN European and American art circles for
her inatchlcss vocal powers and thorough
culture, will visit Richmond during next
week, and give two grand concerts at AS
seinbiy Tall, on Thursday and Friday eve
nnes. Mrs. Moulton will be assisted by a
full troupe of talented musicians, aud we
have no doubt will present al. cntertain-
ment worthy of the support Of our citi-
ZenS. tzt
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A MAN DANGEROUSLY, AND PER-
HAPs MORTALITY WOUNDED BY A
FRACTURE or THE SKUI.-1 Ueaya,
Mushet Broken to Pieces by The Bioac---
The GaiHy Party UnImo,cn. Between the
hours of II and II O'Clock yesterday, sew
eral persons, among them y. S. Leler, a
young man of this city, captain of the tug
boat" Arctic, while passing along Main
street, between goth and Dist, became en-
gagged IN an alteration with several colored
men. During the aiiray some one struck
Captain l.eilcr tremendous blow over the
head with a heavy musket, crushing his
skull and breaking the mlsket to pieces.
The wounded man was conveyed to the
drug store Of Doctor Blamire, corner OF
2lst and Main streets, where proper mcdi-
cal attention was rendered him. Later in
the day he was conveyed to the inlirmary
at the Medical College, where he now lies
in critical condition.
Two colored men, Thomas QuarIes and
Benjamin Deshields, were arrested and are
now in prison, held to answer the charge OF
ieloniously assaulLing Capt. Letter.
This case was called for hearing before
Justice White this morning and continued
until the 9TH proximo, TO await the results
OF the wound inflicted, and, if possible, to
secure the presence of the principal wit
ness. rt
We visited the neighborlood this morn
ing and made diligent inquiries as to the
parties engaged in the row and the cause
thereof. Quite a number of persons, both
white and colored, who witnessed the whole
affair, are positive that neither Quarles or
Deshicds struck the blow which done the
damage, but with singular unanimity agree
that the man who inflicted the wound, was
allowed TO escape without arrest, leaving
his hat and mlsket behind.
Both Quarles and Deschields arc re-
spectacle and peaccabe colored men of this
city, neither of whom, it is supposed,
could be induced to pcrpctratc so cruel an
act.
The statement Of only one witness, and
that the brother of the wounded man, was
heard this morning, who declared that
Quarles was the person who struck the
blow.
We hope the mystery will be cleared up,
and justice may be done all parties, whether
it be to convict Or acquit.
Last night Mr.. Letter was cntirel, uncon-
sclous, but this morning was at times in a
conscious condition. lie is unable to
speak, and can only make known his wants
by signs. His attendants say he is doing
and may possibly recover.
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LOCAL NOTES.

Put me in my little bedv was the
iayoriic song about u o'clock last night.
We know of nothing so well tried this
morning, as the patience of "Jcstis''
| White.
considerable quantity of whiskey was
luhded Yesterday, in spite Of the action OF
the Legislature.
Here's your goot health und your
iamily's goot health" was favorite en-
preston with the boys yesterday.
Captain G. p. Bigger, superintendent
oil the alms-housc, we are pleased to learn,
Is recovering from his late severe illness.
The bright sunshine and warm weather
of to-day remind us of spring, and for the
time make us forget that we arc in the
midst of winter.
"Blow ye the trumpets blow" if sung
would create disturbance IN anybody's
church. Why? Because the blowing of
'cm ON yesterday ran everybody half
crazy.
Winston Jones and Richard Harris.
from the city of Petersburg, were received
at the penitentiary Saturday, to serve out
respectively terms of five years and ono
year.
1t having been found impossible to as
certain the number Of gallons of bad whis-
key swallowed in Richmond during the past
few days, eminent mathematicians are now
engaged in calculating the number of bar
rcls consumed. They ask for thirty days
before making their report.
Red noses, mashed hats, black eyes,
sore mouths, empty pockets, blue looks,
and sad and woe-begone faces, all combine
to remind us that Christmas has been here.
md Is gone. 1t is not in the memory of
-he most aged nhabitant to remember when
'sich" an one visited our community.
The young man who imagined himself
ns.lted by apple of grindstones, yesterday,
md who gave the aforesaid pile good
hauling, with his fists, says this morning,
ne is surprised at his want of Judgment, and
acknowledges himself the worst clicked"
If the two.
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nIsrRICf COURT OF THE .lINIr.u

II STATES for the Eastern District of Vir-
ginia-in bankruptcy Va
. IN the matter of Jacob Hull ct al VS.. George
y, Scott, bankrupt.
q, warrant IN bankruptcy has been issued by
sai9 court against the estate ofGeorge o. Scott.
OF Prmce Edward county, and State of va. who
has been adjudged u bankrupt on petition of his
creditors; and the payment of any debts. and tba
oeivery OF any property belonging to said bank
rupt 10 hm or for his use, and the transfer of auy
property by him, are forbidden by law; A
tneir debts and choose one or more assignees of
ms estate, will be held AT q court of baulsruntcS
10 be holden at the Registers office In Rich,
mond, virginia, before W. W. Forbes. Esd Ras-
lster, ON the 6lh day of January, ls72 nj So
O'Clock A. M. DAVID Il pAPKIp' ' ="
de 26-T2w n s No.,
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Defiant Feeling Among the Spaniards in Cuba
Toward the United States-An American YES
seiOyerhauled.

Neio York, Dee. 23.- Havana letters
state that the Spanish accounts of the re-
cent engagement with the rebels affirm that
the latter, as usual, We're annihlatcd, while
the Spaniard's loss was very insignificant.
1t is also reported that an American brig
was fired into, overhauled, and searched by
a Spanish war steamer, but nothing contra.
band was found. The Spanish portion of
the inhabitants talk cheerfully OF war with
the United States. The Diario is bcllicose
and defiant. Heavy reinforcements are
continually arriving from Spain.
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England.

London, Dec. 23.-The noon bulletin
from Sandringham to-day announces that
the Prince of Wales passed quiet night !;
the progress Of convalescence is slow and
gradual. af
The Erie Railroad Protection Committee
here, publishes the following as received
from the United States agent in New York.
"The new attomey-general, Barlow, pro-
poses, in his official capacity, to break up
the whole combination of the Erie ring,
without respect Of persons.u
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POLICE COURT THIS MORNING
Mahaudes Called 10 11,spcle-THe Docke
- Whiskey The Fouuiation.- 60 Sch y Q
crowd as presented itself before "Jesticc'
White this morning has not been seen in
this court for many days.
The reserved seats were well filled
with all ages, sexes, sizes and colors, who
had Christmas iii their bones on yesterday
and We're there this morning To answer for
the deeds done in the body" The num-
Der who were thus .honorcd, by the pres
ence OF their friends, augmented the crowd
ON the outside of the railing, rendering the
Hall OF Justice unusually uncomfortable in
both heat and smell.
| Rye" faces were discovered inside and
out-the reason whereof may be imagined
without our assigning the cause.
The docket being unusually large this
morning, we are compelled to abreviate our
report.
Thomas tluarles, (colorcd) charged with
striking Daniel Letter with musket.
OWING to the condition of the wounded
man, had his case continued until the 5tb
of January.
Daniel Dickerson, charged with fighting,
was discharged.
David Childress, Elisha Bethel, Joe Red
ford and Carl Reynolds, charged with as
saultlng and beating John j. Chadwick.
Made to pay costs.
Henry Richardson, charged with stealing
one silver watch and chain, Of the value Of
$l2. Committed for sixty DAYS.
VIM. Morris, charged with stealing a
cake from John Rhinchart. Committed
for thirty days. II-a
Rnpiami,, naeh;nl,J, ,I..1 Ian
lelonlous assault on ID. Leiler. Continued
until 9th January.
kellus Williams, charged with stealing |
one. bunch of fish from Lewis Reid. Com
mitted for ten days.
Abram Harris, charged with being a
common thief. Committed for six months,
IN default of $500 bail.
iloratio Moon, charged with stealing two
coats FROM ID. J. Jordan. Discharged.
Henry Vaughan, charged with threaten
Ing personal violence to Cathai'ine Vaughan.
N default of bail for 500, committed for
three months.
Peter Newby, charged with trespassing
OH the premises Of VIM. Christian, and as
saultmg said Christian. Both parties were
considered in fault and fined each 81 90.
Solomon Wise, charged with assaulting
md threatening w. B. Realns. Dis
charged.
VIM. b. Reams, charged with assaultine
md choking Soloman Wise in his own
house. Discharged.
Sarah johnson, sccdy looking female.
whose bloated and sad appearance gave ev-
dence Of love of whiskey, was locked up
or a few days, in order that she might So
Der off.
Charles Howard, with beautiful red
lose, charged with being drunk and tres
'assihg on the premises of General p. r.
'loore, was held for good behavior in the
'cnalty Of $50. itq.
Willis Stanard, charged with assauting
nd beating Margaret Williams. Dis
harged.
Charles Parks, charged with being drunk
nd trespassing ON the premises Of VIM. t
.oeman. Security required III The penalty
f $500.
Andora Carter, charged with hitting t
'eorge Allen with brick. Fined So.
VIM. Lambert was fined So for disorder t
Y conduct i'll the market-hoase. l
The unusual number of cases TO be heard {
this court this morning prevents us from 3,
ivlng the full report of all the cases tried |
nd to be heard. c
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FOR REiGN NEWS.
France,

'a Fmsaiiies, Dec. 2j.-The Assembly has
adjourned until the 9TH of January.
Who is TO be French Ambassador at
Washington still remains unsettled, The
name of M. Ferry, which was officially an
nounced sometime ago in connection with
the mission, has been withdrawn. Contra
diction was given to-day TO the report which
was in circulation that General Cissey was
going to Washington, his place to be sup
piled by General Chausey. NJ. Boileau is
now mentioned as probably the future
Minister. y.
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rftHE IMPROVED p al
SINGER SEWING MACHINE.
THE BEST FOR ALL KINDS OF WORK.
It's sales indicate IL;
Durability and Popularity;
Its Work confirms it,
1888 SOLD LAST YEAR.
NO OTHER MIGHT'VE SOLD SO MANY!
We neither force nor crowd s,lles
The Machine must stand npon its own merits.
Call and examine it,.
SEWING MACHINES REPAIRED.
MADAME DEMOREST'S OELEBRATED
PATTERNS for ladies' and children's clothing
and gentlemen's IS under garments.
SHAFFER & STRONG,
NH l0-d&wts 9l3 Main street.
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NJ 'orhs, Bunions, Nails, &c.-Nyhy plaster,
saives, Sc., prove of utility in these cases is
pee'iS'' 'leif cure Is more dependent upon surgi-
o''''''''i heo'cai means Tie only rational plan
Is ''i''l so iohg and successfully practccd by DIR.
ochai'z, IL Is safe and painless, alIor,ling in
s''' rei'el Se, mus saving time, money, suffer
'he' anu me. DR., 5. may be be consulted from
II 10 O'Clock on Nineteenth street, near Main.
W. Atnore's hiinee Meat, HE Main street,
Bossienx agent for mannfacinrer
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BOY DROWNED. Ills Body Recococd
Three Weeks 4jle'7oa'ds.-Several weeks
ago. colored boy, named David Jackson,
who has been subject TO fits, disappeared
mysteriously from his home and friends.
Ills fear of water, when laboring under a
lit, dlsprovcd the thought of his drowning,
but on Sunday night, his body was iished
up in the basin, into which he had fallen.
A coroncr's inquest was held and vcr-
diet rendered in accordance with the facts,
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MEETINGS.

MASONIC NefiCE.-ghe members of O
IVA Social Lodge, No. 8, are summoned w
to attend called communication of tbejr/V\
Lodge On WEDNESDAY EVENING, the 27th
instant, at O'clock. for the purpost, of attend
Church by Rev Richard Wells All sister lodpcs
tend " "
BY order of the w M:
de26-2tk JOHN H.I4EWIS. Sec'y.
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LATEST NEWS.
A WESTERN GALE.

Buildings, smckc.stacks and TrcstIe- WORK
Destroyed--stcamcrs Damaalcd--Two Girls
Injured.
Louisville, hy., Dec. 23.-At noon a
terrific tornado passed over q portion of the
country four miles below New Albany.
Ind, breaking down timbers and destroy
ing seven hundred feet of trcstle-work on
the AIRLINE railroad, and inllicting damage
TO the amount Of several thousand dollars.
Two men were riding in a buggy, and
were lifted and carried forty feet, but
escaped mhurt.
Timbers and trcstlc-work were snapped
asunder like whip-cord. ts.t
Chicago, Dec. 23.-A heavy storm which
prevailed over this city this afternoon did
considerable damage TO buildings in course
OF erection. The inside walls of the Tn
Onhe Office were more or less damaged.
Mr.. Morton's new building on Washington
street, which had been carried up four
stories, was almost completely demolished.
81. Loais, Dec. 23.-A storm passed
over this city this afternoon, which did
considerable damage, several walls of I'M
finished houses being blown down. roofs |
torn Off, chmneys and lire-walls demolish- |
cd, fences levclcd, smoke-stacks toppled |
over, &c. Two young girls were injured |
by falling fence, and other persons more
or less injured. The steamer City of Alton
was blown across the river, and several
other vessels were torn from their moor
ings. The gale lasted about an hour, and
came from the West.
Memphis, Dec. 23.--1he gale on the
river last night was very severe. The
steamer "Pllil Allino was blowno on Reeves
bar, and sunk in shallow water. II is be-
lievcd she can be raised.
Indianapolis, Dec. 23.-7A violent wind
storm has prevailed here all the afternoon.
doing considerable damage to buildings. A
portion of the roof of St. JOINTS church
was crushed by The falling of the upper part
of one of the towers.
AT Lafayette a large number Of buildings
were unroofetl, inclutling the Second Ma
tional Bank building, the postofice, and
the telegraph building. Several persons
were injured.
Toledo, December 2i.-The gale yester- !.
day and last night was one of the most
severe ever experienced in this locality.
The telegraph wires We're prostrated in all
directions, and considerable damage has
been done to roofs, chimneys, &c. The
spirc of the First Baptist Church was blown
iown, falling upon and partially crushing
m adjoining dwelling, but without iniuring i
my Of the inmates. 1
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Cincinnati, D., Dec. 23.--A Memphis
special to the Enquirer says three hundred
negroes, thoroughly armed with shot-guns
and pistols, part of whom came from Ar
kansas, left there last night ostensibly des-
tined for Helena, but it is almost certain
they are going TO assist their brethren.
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Phiiadelphia, Dec. %. The Ma,e;s'
Journal says Of the coal trade: In Schuyl-
kill, where the trade has been emincntly
unsatisfactory, no agreement has yet been
reached, although a preliminary meeting of
the two interests has been held for dis
cussion during the past week, at which a
commendablc spirit of mutual forbearance
was manifested. An adherence to the ba-
Sis last in force i'll that region, which was
S2.75, with So. 20 as a minimum, is coun-
scllcd, and this will probably prevail
though whether the agreement will be
broken, as it was during last season. re-
mains to be seen. The Journal adds that
''the total receipts for the year will exceed
The last year by from two to three hundred
thousand tons. The supply of anthracite
will be about half a million short.n
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Shocking Outrage I'm New York

NcD York, Dec. 23.-Wm. Dennis was
arrested yesterday for forcibly abducting,
chlorofonning and outraging young
school girl, One Madame Florence "a harpv.
of Sixth Avenue, was also arrested as ac-
ccssory. Both were held in 5000 bail for
trial.
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LIST or UNAVAILABLE LETTERS RE-
NAMING IN THE RICHMOND Posi-
OFFICE, DECEMBER 2lTH, 1S7l.-Mrs.
Euhburg, New York Rev. M. liam
mond, Manchester; Miss Nuby, -;
K. a. Tompkins, Richmond Littcll &
Gay, Boston, Mass. j. Wilson, Will
sons Landing; S. IL. IIardcman, Wash
ington, Ga.
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DUBLIC SALE.

WIN be offered for sale al public auction, ON
the premises, AT II O'Clock A. M, THURSDAY.
DEJEMBEk i,i,s 18TH, the FARM known rs "I.aurei
Hill, ON the old Charles CIV River road fnn,
;tnd Il half miles below Richmond If not Sold
u Will be rented. Also, will he sold HOUSE
HOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE, one 1ina
young MULE fine thoroughbred COW "A lot Of
good SLABS, with FODDER, SHUCKS, IIAY,
&c.. &c. rlllt Fi.
Terms on day of sale
Sale conducted by G. g. ROBINSON
de 2I-tds .tr +.
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NOTICE ro cnArRAoropS 49,. .

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS pre-
IN postls will be received by the -,mtle,sipn,d
until u nj. THURSDAY, January 49, ls7.. ior
the GRADUATION and MASONRY of a branch
OF the chesapeake and Ohio railroad from Car
rngton street to James river, includin. a tunnel
through Churoi, Hill, about =, 400 feet long For
further particulars, apply to
H. ID. WHlTCOMB.
Chiei Engineer Chesapeake and Ohio R,nlrosd
lN'iiioiiu, va de 26--td
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ANOTHER DIsCLAIsIER.-Ha Harmony
Division ). of IT,, at their last meeting,
passed resolutions disclaiming any connec-
ton whatever Of its members with Che
closing of the bar-rooms on Sunday.
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NE Skating at Assembly Hall Christmas
WsEh.Trhere will be Skating "Wednesday after
noon, Thirstay night, Friday afternoon, Sat,ir-
DAY morning, and a Grand Fancy Dress Carni-
val on Skates Saturday night.
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MAIL FAILURE.-Owing to failure to
make connections, the Northern mail due
here at hali-past two o'clock this afternoon
will not arrive till six o'clock this evening.
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EeB southern Republican Press Association
THIS Association will holdan adjourned meeting
at the Arlingt'n House, in Washington, ID. g.,
JANUARY 10, 1872, at n j., M. Republican paper. |.
in the South will please give publicity 10 this
notice ai l., CAss t,,sprVr,,, lr,.i,ont
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Fort Woyae, Dec. 23.-The loss OH Bea-
yer, Miles u Co.'S planning mills is $25,-
900 half insured.
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NE Musical Instruments and Musical yyer
chahu'Se OF every description can always be
io'ihd ut j. HARSH s Music Depot, No 9lS Main
street, ne mas Just received a new and extern
siye stock of ihe above named goods.
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MARRIED.

On 9th day, the 2ist instant, at the residence
of the BRIDES parents, in Philadelphia, accord
ing TO the order of the religious Society of
Friends, SAMUEL 9. KENT of Henrco county,
Va. to EMMA q. MOSllER, of Philadelphia
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& sds Atmore's NIincc Meat, 1ii2 Main Street,
Bossienx agent for manufacturer
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WANTS.

w TANTED-A WHITE Boy TO SELL
w papers on railroad trains
q. +. JOHNSTON, Newsdealer,
de 2b-3L 9lS Main street
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p ICHMOND AGAINST uENRsco F.

A main of cocks will be f:lughl At Bakers
store, m Che town of Fulton, at the foot of fnl
IONS Hill, on WEDNESDAY, December y7ih
iSu... Thirteen a side between Richmond saud
henrlco. S2o IA fight, and &loo ihe odd fight
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b-fl skating at Assembly Hall wednesday
afternoon, Thursday night, Friday afternoon,
ana grand Skating Carnival Saturday night
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ne Aimore's Mince Meat, 1li2 Main street,
Bossieux agent for inannluciurer
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SHIPPING.
C,oR NEW YORK.

E ta,s - " : l""A Il, EkFE
The OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP 1TJN
PnN1'S elegant side-wheel steamship ISAAC
BELL, Capt. BhAKEMAY, win sail on FRIDAy,
December 30, at O'Clock r. NJ
Freight received until O'Clock r. NJ s 81 81
Through bills of lading signed and goods f,r
warded with dispatch to all points-iiorIh' south
east ana west Close connections made with On.
nard line for foreign ports -
Passenger accommodations unstlrpassed n
fuie.s.. s..''.-........ ........... bI2 90
......... ........... q 90
Ronnd Trip Tickets. .,..............9 9o oo
For freight or passage, apply 10 is..s -.
JOHN w. WYATT, Agent.
de zo-2t No. Governor street
Es" sew roAH: LTD
The VIRGINIA. STEAMSHIP and PACE T.T'
COMPAN1'S elegant steamship WILLIAM i,
CLYDE, Captain DREW, will leave her wharf
at Rockets OH FRIDAY, December 29th at 4
Z. M. ' az
Connecting with steamers for Fan River and
Boston from same pier
Close connections and through bills of ladipp
given TO all southern, eastern, and western
places; also, TO Europe and Australia.
Fare, 70; meals and state-rooms, extra
For Freight or passage, apply to tr.i
ID. ]. BURR, President
1914 Main street.
N B.-Steamer George b. Upton is temnora.
riy Withdrawn for repairs.
WAsHiNaToN Co., agents, Pier l2, North river
WV I'm. de 26--3t
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Ms A'more's Mince Meat, Iil2 Main street
Bossienx agent for manufacturer
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RE- Atmore's Mince Meat is the best made
We have tried it,
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Nc Atmorc'x Mince Meat, 1i1o Main street
Bossicux agent for manufacturer
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TERMS OF SALE--SuiIicient cash to defray
expenses of sale, &c; balance of the purchase
money on "a credit of six months, purchaser Civ
ing bond, with approved personal security title
retained until all the purchase money shall have
been paid, and right of resale reserved on failure
ri the purchaser to comply.
WIN. b. STANDS,
Assignee in bankruptcy of
de 26-law3w Jeremiah Chappell.
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Gre,sils9 State ap,irtlat.

PUBLISHED
DAILY, SEMI-wEEKLY AND WEEKLY.
At No. ot2h Main Street, Ricbmord, Va.