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marine hhwb. 11 or rjchmomPv Djtcfwwa wto. Sirk K. A. Beaumn.

Rio. Ed- Brooks, James R.i*en wboat. Schr WilliSM Mui James, Staftiey, Clnukatai Coleman, James HI van wheat; i SAILED. Kitchatt. Jauies River.

South md. Orangar, Baltimore. cwl. U. NEW PUBLICATIONS.

I (ItlJJOfffi'iPdfi K' English History and Poetry, 'asirsted hv Snakspeare; by Henry Reed, JMejrru" Uuivoraityof Pennsylvania; 'riie Monil and Intellectual Diversity of Races, reference to their respective in tin. the and political history of French of Count A.de an introduction and copioiu historical Vi Hctz. at St. Helena or. Interesting Anecdotra i Remarkable of tha Emperor captivity; by J.

S. C. Abbott; illustrated A Child's History of the United States; by John Hor nuUiinu with Dickena' Child's Finland I P(n-tK-a! of Aupustine Dnisnnv: beau; ixrintini ami iHinnd. ri I'hilaiieJphia H.Mwa ifr, or Kaini'y Receipt TV. Uankley'a of an F.f Novice (rnm SintToTod of St.

F.m- ii n. Maryland, the mother home of Siater i tne fuitcd By Jowphine il. hoantifully illuatrntxd and tor a gift hook. ti' St. Ajjiics; bv John KeaU: llluntrated in -at vie of "Canipu Hope." Thi Works of John Chorchiii, edited by ii it.

full calf Beautit'ai ed.Uuna of the Bible and Prayer Rook. IV-S; .) AM K.S CO. IM.I.MH HOOK fa 1 edittoiin. with and liooa.iia styles, for rale at HISDOI.PH'S Bookitore and Bindery, Main a'uKM BOOK OK KNOI.ISH POETRY vritli Bioitraphical Skcleliea. By (i illustrated, il Su TH I'AK ABLKS OF THE NEW TESTAMENT I'RACTICALLV UNFOLDED.

By Rev. W. B. Sievenn. D.

D. FJegantiv illlllKrated. POETICAL WORKS OK ACOLSTIN DI'OANNE; with a portrait. I. I'HK SCENERY OF THE I NITEI) STATES, U- Inetrated in iierisa of engravings, if" 50.

t'OKTRi OFTHKYEAR; from tlie Pueta oeacriptivo of the Seaaone, itli Z-2 colortd Ironi drawings by eminent artiste. edition. MOORE'S IRISH MELODIES. Beautifully illustrated. By D.

Mcfeist', it. A. London edition. 14. HOME AUTHORS AND ARTISTS; Or.

American ot Art and Literature 13 Sud Platco. i HK FLORAL KEEPSAKE, with a Flural Uietiouarv. 110 Coiorad Plates. 1 LKAKLKTS OK MEMORY an tiluniiuEted aunuiil. lit Piatej.

-Jj-t. illK ROMANCE Or AMERICAN LANDSCAPE. It! Steel Plates. $5. THE LONDON KEEPSAKE FOR IS.jti.

12 Steel MILTON'S L' ALLEORO AND IL'PENSEUOSO. Illustrated with Etchings on Steel. London edition. UK RHINE AND ITS PiCTURESUE SCENERY. 22 Plates.

London edition. CHRISTMAS WITH THE POETS; Sonjsa, CaroL auil Dosvriptive Versea. 53 Tinted Illustrations. London edition. THE HOOK OF BEAUTY.

With Steeland Color' ed Piatea. ORNAMENTS OF MEMORY Or, Beauties of History Romance and Poetry. 18 Euuravinsa. $0. tiEMS OK BRITISH ART.

50 superb Engravings. i HE REPUBLICAN COI'RT; Or, American Society in the Days of Washington. 21 Portraits. $f2. THE KNICKERBOCKER GALLERY.

Por- incite. £7 AO. KELLK'S CHRISTIAN YEAR. Elegantly $5. df, ft "(J I.

EN 1 L. Ij I. I STItA TED WORKS, FOR CHRISTMAS sale at MORRIS' Bookstore. FLORA'S DICTIONARY; fcy Mrs. E.

W. Wirt, of Virginia; new euition. A magnificent work of Art. 1 Uy HKPL BLICAN COURT; a new revised edition, with portraits of distinguished women. THE RUINE, and its Picturesque Scenery; illustrated by Briket Foster.

A beautiful book. THE EVE OF ST. AGNES: by John Keats; beautifully illustrated. 'iilF. COURT ALBUM; series of Portraits ot'the t'emale Aristocracy of England.

THE LONDON KEEPSAKE for 1856; edited by Miss Power. An elegant book. I OWi'KR'S TASK; printed on tinted paper: elegantly bound in morocco antique. illustrated by Briket Foster. GALL ER TO SHAKSPEARE'S DRAMATIC WORKS, ic outlines; invented and engraved bv ileua.li DI'fHIASON'S POEMS one of the specimens of American Bookmaking vet issued.

THE GALLERY OF BYRON BEAUTIES. THE WAVERLY GALLERY. Together with a great variety of elegant editions of standard Juvenile Books, tc. de I EIMiUENT Rheumatism. Neuralgia, Sprains.

Strains, Bruises, Cuts, stands unrivalled in the catalogue remedies now before the public. Fur Nervous liiadathe. Chapped Hands. Chilblains, Frosted Feet, all afllictigju of tbli is and now that cold weathpr fast approachtug, we most respectfully offer this article to all who liable to attacks of Rheumatism, as the very article they can use. 25 cents, or 5 bottles for $1.

So by PURCELL. LADD ADIF. GRAY, BENNETT fc BEERS, P. JOHNSTON it BRO. Dl VaL 4t NORTON, L.

B. THOMAS, Broad Shockoe.Hill. de 15 BEAU IT IN it you want a package of superior Steam-refined your Northern stuff, half Flour, Plaster Paris and rMsop.hut pure uyadpiferated, steaip-retiued. flushed Sugar Candy, yo'i call at the Candy Manufactory, No. 107 Main street, where you can "be supplied at short notice with any quantity.

de 15 LOUIS J. BOSSIEUX. 'IIAMPAIiNK Cork Screws- Sardine Openers, Bottle Cleaners and Bottle Brushes, for sale bj de ir, BULKLF.Y CO- ('OLI)S I Balaam of Wild Cherry, Ayre's Cherry Pectoral, Leonard's Instant Relief, Biyanf's Pulmonic Wafers, Hwe Cough Mixture. Mie. jardner's balsam of lloarhoiind and Liverwort, Mrs.

"Daws' Cough Elixer. fur-ale by A. BODF'KKR, de Apothecary and Druggist, No. 10 Main St. 'iIEEHK-51 itud boxes, lor nule bv ll JOHN H.

CLAIBORNE. hi I KWIIKAT, N. E. Hum, I New Hams. Shoulders, Sides, Lard und Breasts; for bv 15 JOHN H.

CLAIBORNE. FIJK 100 kills, iu store, aid for by 15 JOHN H. CLAIBORNE. IA bit A.VOOO Hushels of hest 1 Uj'HIU average COAL, at Gray's Yard, lent Armory, for rash. at per load, de UV-ts CKEA.M Ell' SAI.

rash 1 prepared. and for sale by A. BODEKER. Apothecary and Druggist, Je 15 No. 10 Main stre-t.

BAY the article, for sale by A. BODEKKR de I No. Mdjn MMJFD CINNXnO.N AND LOVKis, treah Mpply jiat received and for sale by A. BODEKER, 15 and Druggist, No. 10 Main St.

i HHAM'LM I mrge variety of Shawls, Mauds and ff desirable styles at low prices; for by KEEN, BALDWIN tte 15 1W Main street. rOIJLJKT Vhtnn and Knic- I Goid Btrwl and White Toilet A Jtiiiajined Toilet Seta, tor tale by 15 BLTKLEV CO. anil mn' of Overcuata of every variety of atvle quality.wbicb weofter at cannot fail to pirate lie 15 KEEN. BALDWIN it CO. liAiiTittttKOTirKS by rtje I tue uieiuecoK' whicJi can purchased for of C.

GENNET, de 15 lipftu VAt'CIMi Vli troah end reHuble Seaha. tor LAIDLEY it ROBINSON'S 15 New Drue Store. 4tb ami Krauklin ata. (f HHIiTiIAH in variety, for ladies. M' titieuaeu wad.

children. for nt rte 14 Drag Store, 4th and Krauklln 1 )VH DKKSMK HfPisk, Hlwe I White Enaliab Crapea, for party a article. Kiack English fur trimming arid At the eaafa (tore uf 14 HIISTUN fcJvATHROF bad is tWa eitT. Aweoaat Me aioek way louudihe fu; low tec celebrated Pride of Vircima, Palmetto Twiet. i nto, Cent elope, ('harry Ac All to be Led only powriu, Hotel, wr toi wfti Our r.h, htnng them out tba easuii.j tB "hohM Wo wit tf, Wrtha out Negroos for the last two decllnoa luring out.

rfture out to our friamta "EiMEStf -u for ll N. B. hC, B. HII.L. North corntir Franklin luirt Walt 27T1 Url to tho SELLING Of ES nt public and private sale a.

H. Mt LL Kiln 1.1«4a 001-LDIN, f.oDeral Agent and Collector, will continue to hire out Nearoea, Rent out collect money, adiuat clatrna, and sell and buy all articles of commerce on commission as heretofore. He returnahla thanks for Bud solicits a continuance ot the liberal patronage heretofori" extended to him. Hia office is on (iovernor street, bet wee Main and Kranklin, opposite hia oldatand Hia long experience in hia lina he will enahlefhim to give general aatiafaction to hia aumeroua patrons. WM.

S. PHILLIPS, tlie active and efficient collector, la atill with him, and promises to use hia energies in accoinpliahing what luay be committed to hia care. de NICUUU UIHIM MubMcribrr offers his to hia frienda and the public, for HIRING OUT NEGROES for the ensuing year, and ill uae hia exertion to procure good homes for all servants entrusted to hint. THOMAS W. KEESEE, Office with Geo.

J. Sumner, No. JO Pearl street. 12 HI HI will give our attention to the hiring of Negroes the ensuing venr; wilt endeavor in all instances to obtain good homes and will give them our personal attention in caae of sickness. We have a laree, dry house for their accommodation during hiring season.

Our friends desiring us to lure out their slaves, will please send them in eariy. baker, plkasants a de Corner of Franklin and Union sts. SALK-A LiikefjTNK ii 1. about 18 years old, who is an excellent workman, dc II U. CAUTHORN.

RUNAWAY. IW I'Ol IiAKH UEWA (ffiF way from the employment of Mr. David N. Jom in November last, my t. WILLIAM, Jm is bright mulatto, about 10 yeurs of uge, vury likely.

1 will gne 4-20 if taken in the city, auj it taken out. Any iutormatiou iui may be given to Mr. Euw. D. Eacho, Gen'l Agcn.

aiui Collector, which will meet with prompt attention. EDWARD WATKINS, de ULNA WAY IN wan committed to tlie Jail of the city ofltichmond, a runaway, ou the lt'tli day of November, 1 a negro man who calls himself NK.D, and i says he is the property of Adeliue Chaipen, of Amelia county, Said negro ia five feet eight inj ches high, of dark complexion, about 25 years of age, and had on when committed to jail a dark yarn coat, striped yarn pants; and red plush cap. The owner of said negro is requested to come forward, prove property, pay and take him away, or he will be dealt with as the law dicecta JOS. A. STARKE.

D. de For M. M. LIPSCOMB, Sgt. ij CONTINENTAL Paiudr oji MONDAY, 17tli instant.

at 1 FJo'clock, in full uuilbriu to receive your F'LAG. ill By order uf the Commandant, dp H. M.WILLIAMSON, 0..5. ij MECHANIC a inert- Xing of your Company, at LAFAYETTE HALL; fjjon SATURDAY evening next, at 7J o'clock, ili It is required that every member should be present, as there is business to be brought before the Company. By order of your Captain.

JAMES L. CLARK. O. S. IV If is the order of the Captain that every member should return his Musket, Belt.

Cartridge Box, Brasses, to him, as he intend- to get new This order must be obeyed accordingly. de ho NDAH ON SHOCKOI: HILL, MM At the North end of the new Vegetable Market, is always supplied with every delicacy iu season that can be found in our own aud other markets, and prepared to have the same served up at short order and in good style. The BAR is well supplied with the choicost LIQt'ORS, WINES AND CIGARS. LYNHAYKN BAY OYSTERS of the best quality, always on hand. Philadelphia CRF'AM ALE on draught.

SUPPER ROOMS for private parties do RCBT. REID. Proprietor. TO FARMERS AND THE PI'B. LJ LIC suliscriber havmg bought of Jos H.

Colquitt, agent, hi (5 entire stock of SADDLERY, consisting in part of the best Saddles, Harness. Collars. Riding Whipa, Spurs. Stirrup Irons, Horse Blankets, Saddle Bags, snd everything usually kept in his line of business, be found at the old stand, CORNER OF MAIN AND 12TH STREETS, where he will be jileased to see the friends and customers of the late firm, assuring them that he will (jive satisfaction as regards the price and quality of his goods. Orders thankfully received and promptly attended to.

A trial is all I ask. DAVID F. GROOMS, Successor to Jos. H. Colquitt.

I cordially recommend DAVID F. GROOMS, my successor in husiucss, to the patrons of my late business as a gentleman worthy the support aud confidence ef the that he will use utmost to please ttiem, and solicit for him the patronage so liberally bestowed upon me. de JOSEPH H. COLQUITT. FOR SALE) a flint rate riding anu XjjViiuJ.

Apply at this office. de 3 you want a huf aJlicnot article of OYSTF.ItS, call at the Depot of Messrs. L. ROWE, Jr. No.

4 Main Ricnmond, where you will find Capt. D. H. Brown in readiness to supply you with the cleanest oud most delicious Bivalves ever offered in this market, warranted fresh, or no sale. The public are respectfully solicited to call and examine for themselves.

de flKrri FIVK DOI.LAItN itKWAitD will tw given lor the return of milk 'yT and cider COW, with one of her teats very much enlarged. She strayed away from my lot in the city some weeks afto, ana may be aiming Tuckahoe, where she was raised. de JOS. ALLEN. TU UOAII CO.UPANI JL are manufacturing and keep constantly on hand every variety of Spikes and Chairs and other Bail Fastenings.

for Bridging, all lengths. Car Axles and flat, rountl and square iron, all sizes, made from best Virginia charcoal Pig Iron. B. ABCHEB de Armory Iron KUWIM T. LHJON, ltentint.

(trraduate at the Baltimore College.) No. IC7 Main street, opposite the change Baidt, Bichmond, Va. ii'e4l (TtIIK PIMLICh-AII by cautioned from trading or receiving any Bond" or Notes, of any character whatever, of Bichurd L. Saunders with my nuuie on (hem. as will not be for them.

de JOSEPH BABNES. UTUAV £1) Ott STWLKS-Frow the nub- IO gcriber's door, in the last few days, several AMBROTY'PES, in fine gilt frames. It is a tact. worthy of remark, thai Gibb's Ambrotypes are perfect gems of art, bushe bad no idea that tnev were so much of life ae to leave without his conaeut. Any one apprehending and returning them to me, will be rewarded.

The public are invited to call at GIBBS' Ambrotype (Jallery Hall) and secure one of his inimical which are receiving the highest encomiums trotn the multitudes that daily throng hi? Remember that this is the only place at hicli the Lenuine Ainlirotype can be obtained. None gen iiue without the Patent Stamp. de P. E. GIBBS.

Now bT7he ti 1 la? dowuliot Beds for forcing vegetables, and first-rate and cheap SASH for the purpose can be had of the subscriber, as well as all other articles in his Blind and Door maker, Richmond, Ya. MILKS AMBLER, Mayo street. FOR RENT-Two with four rooms, with kitchens attached, end a good spring the yard, sif uated on Poplar street. Applv above. ite 4e, do, io best Ingrain da, 50os do, lust-rate heavy double chain do all wool Carpeting, new Aiso, finer gradse at torn T4 yajosex a Library of Jacnea the naurily kept by dealers and 8 fS Ji'i Vlock Terma caah 4 BAKEE.

PLEASANTS By Imm HOUSEHOLD FIHMI fll ChaTrt Center Tables, Sfc s5 r) c4 stoouid jSJ2! Sd Brd Bedims 1 i S.V oiaw and Crockery Ware Au: uew Ith nearly £mS2" Onrwsport Allen BOOTS SHOES AND HATS Ddw de 5 DAVENP()RT, ALLEN fc Aucta. By Thetnaa w. Office tvtth Geo. J. Sumner.

No. 20 Pearl street I Will be sold on TUESDAY MORN INO tiiel ftth at 10 o'clock, all of the superior furniture contaiued in the house one door west of the Monumental Church, Broad street, consisting of royal BruaaeU and three-plv Carpeta; 21 complete pallor suits of elegant curved mahogany and Chairs; 2 richlv carved Divana; large rosewood sofa Arm marble top Centre Table; 2 splendid French pier Mirrors, JO by 100 inches; rich brocade Curtains, complete; 2 sets rich Oenandoles. and l(i lights; and 15 very superior Oil Paintings, in gilt trainee, some of them very large. One very rosewood Piano, seven-octaves of fine tone and timsh; cost Bunn 4c Allen' makers. Chamber Carved Mahogany Bedsteads, fine Dressing Bureaus, with Marble Topaline Wash Stands, with Marble Tops and Toilet Sets, superior spring Hair Mattresses, highly finished Mahogany Wardrobe, cane seat Walnut Chairs, plush covered Lounge.

DINING ROOM FURNITURE One elegant walnut patent extension Table, 2" feet oug, cost Caue Seat Chaira. Maliocanv Sideboard, full sized marble top; French.Cliina, Dinner and Tea Seta; Ivory Handle Kniveaand Forks; (ilass Ware of all kinds; Ice Shest; Safe; three ply and Venetian passage and atair Carpeta; Oil Cloths; Hat Rack, with Looking (ilass; Gas Chandaliers, Brackets, together with the usual variety of Kitchen Furniture, ti 4.e. The whole to be aold without the least reserve. sale, privately, to a city resident only, a Negro Woman, J2 years of complete nurse. Terms: All sums uuder $50, easli! and that amount.

4 months credit, for approved endorsed ueeotiable paper. SOLOAION DAMS. Sale conducted by Thomas W. Hkeske, Atict. ee 12 LOST.

Thursday eveninjt, between A-4 the rtieafre and 18th street, a CORAL NECKLACE, with a gold clasp. The finder will be reasonably rewarded by leaving the same at this office de OST OK liond slMlessra. Thos. Sam'l Hardgrove tor Negro hire the present year, with two credited up to the first of July last. All persons are forwarned from trading for it, as due notice has been given the Messrs.

Hardgrove. THOMAS J. WEST, Sr. tde I.s—lt* OST POCKET at the Richmond and Fredericksburg Depot, on Thursday night last, a PORT MONNAIE, containing a tic ket to Washington city, a check for baggage. No.

eight hundred and odd, (exact number not recollected.) a $5 note. £4 in gold, and a small amount of silver; also, an order from Ro. H. Glass on Mr. D.

Woodson, for $45. The subscriber's name was written on the inside of the pocket book. Any one finding the same, and leaving it with Mr. Bishop, at the Columbian Hotel, will be liberally re warded. CHAd.

A. FARIS. de OST by iniMiake troiu the residence of R. A. Mayo, Powhatan Seat, on Thursday night.

6th a Ladies' Lynx VICTOR INK. Any information about it will" be thsnkfully received, if left at this office, or at the residence of T. V. MOORE, de Leigh street, abovesth. WANTS.

a nice White Woman, to do general house-work. Apply at this office. de ts I wish to hire an Irish or Oerman woman, to wash iron The best re commendations requisite. Apply at my residence, comer of Franklin and Adams streets. de S.

8. STEVENS. WANTED- Eor the balauee of the year, and the whole of next, if suits, for a ainall family, a first-rate WASHER AND IRONER who can assist also in general houae work. For such an one, who can come well recommended, a permanent home can be had. Apply at this tffice.

de fs WANTED TO HIKE-An or Jer' man Oirl, to do the house work of a small family Apply to J. A. WILLIAMS, de On south side of 17th street Bridge. a ef steady and industrious habits, a situation in a Tobacco Factory: or he would be willing to engage in any business where he conld make himself useful to his employers. Apply to E.

O. RAWLINGS, or to H. B. DICKINSON. do Owner for one cheat and two Boxes, marked Lonis C.

Rogers, stored with us by the Captain of the schr Emma, from Bal timore. Apply to D. B. BRIDGFORD de 13 On the Jlaa that umlei-MtniidM Kub" bing and Varnishing, to assist for two or three weeks. Apply to HOWE'S Furniture Store, Main between 9th and ICth sts.

de H. C. HOWE. attention of thoor in 1 terested in home enterprise is respectfully called to H. R.

BURGER is. GREAT SOUTHERN SAW MANUFACTORY, the only one hi the United States south of Baltimore, and the only Saws In the world that is fnlly warranted. These Saws are for aale by all principal Hardware merchants at lowest factory prices, and warranted at the risk of the manufacturers. i Manufactory on 10th street, near the Banks. de H.

R. BURGER CO. 1V a Waa tram the North (who hashad a great deal of experience in a Hotel as Barkeeper,) a situation in that capacity address. Richmond. de wishes ts procure the services of a Southern Ladv, of experience in teaching English, French and Music, to Cake charge of a small school, the session te commence the Ist of Febrnanr next.

Address, STEP. F. SAMPSON, Keswick Depot, de Albemarle County, Va, OFFICE CITY WATER WORKH. December lITU, pUOPOMAUS will be xecrtwd at MT Office untu WEDNESDAY, the 18th of the jwe-- seiitjiuouth.lfor a new fence enclosing the Reservoir of the city Water Works. Specifications to be had of the superintendent of the Water Works.

de JAMES L. DAVIS. Sup-t. UI PHKIWK KKADY CXOTHINU AT LOW CASH received this month ray second supply of winter stock, partiiuhtr attention is bow railed te bit Urge and varied stuck, comprising a rich gseortment of BiMiness Coats. Pants, Vesta, dress suits.

Shawls, travelling Blankets, Over Coats, of aU grades. Furnishing Goods. I have tiowopeu a large assortment or SDirfa, Collars, Heia'd Handkerchiefs, Gloves, tiers, Klanno) Shirts, Drawers, he. Those is want ofgood, fine and well made Clothing, at vary low cash prices, are Ucited to me aii early call. J.

D. GOODMAN, 134 Main street, de 14 Eagle Square. UAVIN(S MdcraauewM, awlpemaiu XI nentlv located myself in the (lashing House of J. D. GOODMAN.

No. Main street. I solicit a caH from aU of friends aad ssqoaintances, feeling asfuicd that 1 can supply aU tlwimads in the lino of da of Aw alto ooaaty. oVlock. A.M..

at the I ri ht There are acres of in woods. Aa emamder cleared aad is nod nriir rtu. dwtUmg bm fcur ho2a' wi ttnoko ot 5 wrlfto laducemer.ts, and such would do to tbe sale. -SE? 8 3 TAYLOR k. WILLIAMS, Ancta.

fIWSi upon the premises, will he Simfii valuable Brick Tenement and Lot on tbe CorD of atreeta, sow a sLlp occu Jamoa Suton a. The Lot fronts 44 feet 6 inches on rrnfrliw mil a depth of about 50 feet. hi Jfor very ahia'or the purpose tor which is now used, or for any other business. Terms will be made known at the time of sale. de 6 TAYLOR fc WILLIAMS.

Aacta. On THURS6 be premises, will be sold Lot No. Bin the Plan of Sidney, situated at the Northeast intersection of Dover street, or the Plank Road, with Laurel street, Hiljuining the Lot of Win. Smith, and opposite Green's 1 fr 155 feet on the Plank Road, nins back 199(feet to a2O U. alley, and will be divided into five lLota, according to a plan to be exhibited at the sale.

are amou fa the luost valuable LoU in the town ot bidney Tejuisatgale. TAYLOR WILLIAMS, Auctioueera. By Alexander Molt. A IMIINIKTKA-rOH'S JSAMC of HOI'SKJY HOLD AND KITCHEN be sold at auction, on MONDAY, 17th December, at clock, at the late residence of P. B.

comer Marshall aud 13th streets, hia entire stock of KitOhan Furniture, embracing a and dccirable assortment of well kept Furniture, such as Solus, Cabinnts, Tables, Mahoguny dud Cane-seat Chairs Carpets, Crockery aud ware, Cooking Stove, tine Milch Cow. By order of the Administrator. Sale conducted by AUfiX. NOTT Auctioneer. VALIIABLB KTOKKHOI'NE FOR SAUK, AI PL BLIC AUCTION the day of December, 1855, 1 will offer for sale, at public auction, the Storehouse lately occupied by Deakins it Merritt.

This is a commodious house, two stories high, 19x40 feet; has au excellent store-room ready shelved, a counting room, two rooms on the second floor and a garret room. The cellar is the full size of the house, and dry. The situation is as good as any in the town for a ret nil store. Title unquestionable. Terms made known on the of sale A.

J. DEAKINS. de By Kent, Paine Co. O(U) WORTH OF DRV OOODR, 4.J,UUU at MONDAY, the 17th commencing at 10 o'clock, we will tell at the store of Messrs. Wlllingham.

Ellett 4l who are about making a change in 'heir business, their entire STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS, without limit or reserve. The stock embraces a large and varied assortment of desirable goods, and it well worthy the attention of dealers. $100, cash; under $500, 4 months credit; over $50tl, 6 mos. credit, for approved paper. de 10 KENT, PAINE fc Aucta.

By Baker, Co. 'FRI'STKE'S HALE OF REAL ESTATE 1 IN THE COUNTY OF HENRICO. ONE MILE BELOW THE CITY OF virtue of a deed of trust executed to me by Win. Newton and Jesse O. Newton, bearing date December 18th, 1852, and of record in the Clerk's office of the County Court of Henrico, having been requested by the beneficiary in said deed of trust, will proceed to sell at public auction, on the premises, on MONDAY.

3d day of December, at 12 o'clock, the property therein specified, containing three acres, be the same more or less, together with all buildings and appurtenances thereto belonging, now in possession of Wm. Newton and Jesse O. Newton. The said property is sitnafed immediately on the Stony Run Roud, adjoining the lands of Dr. Picot snd others.

There is upon the premises a desirable aud comfortable dwelling; also, a new wooden building which has been used us a store said to Ve a good location for a Grocery. The land is in a good state of cultivation, and is a desirable garden spot. sufficient to pay the expenses of executing this trust, and the further sum of five hundred dollars, with interest from December 15th, 1853; for the balance, the terms will be accommodating and made known at hour of sale. The title to the above is believed to be as good as any but shall convey with the usual special warranty. THOMAS J.

CARTER, Trustee. Baker, Pleasants fc Franklin and Union The above property was sold according to the terms of edvertisement, and Jesse O. Newton became the purchaser, who has failed to comply Willi the terms of sale, in consequence we will sell on THURSDAY, December 20th at 3 o'clock, for and on account of the said Jesse O. Newton, the above described property. BAKER, PLEASANTS fc de Auctioneers.

SALE NEAR UICH M- THURSDAY, 20th (if fair: if not, the uext fair day,) I will sell at my Farm in Hanover, mile North of Meadow Bridges, and six miles from Horses, two of them Saddle und Harness Horses; 2 Milch Cows; Hogs; Carts; Plantation Utensils; Corn; Fodder, tic excellent Carriage, for one or two Horses, and a Buggy, both nearly new, To commence at 11 o'clock. Terms made known. WM. C. BATTAILE.

N. Farm may also ho purchased at a reasonable price. See advertisement of E. D. Eacho.

de By E. B. took Auctioneers, Main ARISE AND UNRESERVED SALE OF Li FINE CUT, PRESSED, FRENCH. ENGLISH AND BOHBMIAN GLASSWARE, CHINA. CHANDALIERS, Stc be told on MONDAY, 17th at 10 o'clock, at our auction rooms, a large invoice of the above goods, consisting of Dishes, Decanters, Salvers, Bowls, Butter Dishes, Wines, Goblets, China Dishes, Cake snd Custard Stands.

Bowls, Spittoons, Tea Sets, Tete-a-tete Sets, Toy Sots, Motto Cups and Saucers, Mugs, Pitchers, Water Sets, White Granite Dinner Sets, Cups and Saucers. Plates, Chamber Sets, Pitchers, bowhu Au-. Chaudaliers, gilt and bronze; Parlor, Oil and Fluid Lamps; Waiters, and a great many articles too numerous to mention, forming one of the largest assortments of tine goods, everoliiered in this city. The alKjve goods arc suitable for Christmas presents. The goods will be opened for examination on Friday.

Saturday and day of sale, to which the attention of the ladies is most respectfully solicited. The whole being worthy tht attention of the public generally. Sale without reserve. E. B.

COOK ic CQ de 14 Angtioneeri. By Richard PLKGAXT FIKNITIRE at AUCTION. MU On MONDAY, 17th instant, at 10 my section ktorc, I will sell for cash, a large lot ot desirable Furniture, among which may be found the followspring seat Sofas, 2 Mahogany Rockers. 12 Mahogany dozen cane 1 marble top centre Table, Sofa Bed 1 Sideboard; 3 Bureaus 1 Case; 1 Divan and Safe; Fenders; Waahstands; 1 splendid Mahogany Bedstead 2 French scroll Bedsteads Clock Oil Cloth Dining Table 2 Feather Beds 1 JHair Shuck Cooking Steve; Kitchen Utensils, Ac. one second hand Piano, de 14 R.

CAUTHORN. kjTOLK SALE OF MKHtEKIfM. A On TUESDAY. instant, at 10 o'clock, at the Grocery Store ol A R. Timber lake, on Valley street, a Ijew doors above the Ist market, 1 will sell at auction for cash, his entire stock of Groceries, consisting of the usual variety in a retail Grocery, fa 14 R.

CAJJTBO2K By Kwsw. TO WituHT IT MAY CONi CERN will, on the Stfd day of December, soft I auction, at the (torse AbcHsb Let, meur the Gat Works, at 10 o'clock, one Boy Marc, belonging to Dr. HK- Taylor, to pmy Li vary bill. The said wm placed la my stable oa the day of by Mr. Wm.

Forbes, on said Taylort B. LIPSOOMI. Me coaductod by Taos. W. KiMlt, Anet.

4a dAFHI taxe. f.DWm iflj-Tifli lanajMfa iKAilmifjiTi tbe Dr. 80l- it" coast; at Hanrian. the follow (Jrov COBtMa fog, hn- A rasa intn -i riinl m) i propor- The improvements consist of a Prune Dwell. six.

room, a Kitchen, large iiouae, Negro Quart en, ia4 all tKf ntWf hniM 17 rmin has hen i very fine one, with accummoda- tmity and a large amount of foraia. iS I Mg Shop aad Shop, both having a good ran of custom. The location this property desirable a eitber 2nd. That tract of land lying, on the "Moautain the above, and kuown containing sixty-seven and threetOtlTtll HCTff, 3d. A tract of wood land containing forty-four and one-eigth acres.

lying a ihort distance from thejabove, tbe of Dr John M. Chore, and kuown KJ Grove" tract. Ita proximity to the thia a very valuable tract, aa the tan always be sold at a good price at the road. 4th. All the household and kitchen furniture, all the farming implements, and all the tools used in the Blacksmith and Wheelwright shops.

Mr. Preutis will take pleasure in showing the properly to any person wishing to purchase. Tf.rms.—For the land, one-third rash, the balance in equal instalment at six. twelve and eighteen months, bearing interest, and secured by bond and a deed of trust; tor the personal property, on all sums under $20 cash, on all of and upwards, a credit of I months, bwiid and security being given. YV.

CRUMP. WM. H. LKONS. no Trustees.

Sale conducted by Goddin fc Apperson, Aupu. TIir.STEES» SALE OP ALl'ABliB -LSU- 15 LOT ON grack AND FIFTH virtue ol two several trust deeds, the firat dated 10th March, 1847, executed by W.Goddin and Lyons, trustees, the second dated 10th April, and executed to W. Gnddin, trustee, and duly recorded in Richmond Hustings Court, we shall proceed to sell, at public auction, on the premises, on the 24th day of December, IKjd. at the hour of 4 o'clock, P. if fair, if not, the next thal really most beautiful and attractivo Irfrt, at the corner of Grace and sth streets, adjoining of A.

A. Hughes, Esq fremiti? ou the north side of Grace street about 30 feet, running bank ItiO feet. The Deeds require a cash sale, hut it is probable that tor a part of the purchase money, a reasonable credit will be given, title is believed to be perfect, but we shall convey with the usual apecial W. GODDIN. de 13 JAMES LYONS, 5 Trust THI'ST SALE IF VALUABLE REAL virtue of a deed of trust to me iroin Luke McKenna and wife, dated the 9th of December, liiot, duly recorded, I shall sell, to the highest bulaer.

for cash, on WEDNESDAY, the 2fith instant, at Sj o'clock, P. if fair, if not, the next liair day, on the promises, the property contained iu said deed, viz: The two middle ones of the four new ments on the West side of Fourth street, between Gary aud Canal streets. The two Lots fronts about teet on Fourth street, and runs back about 78 feet to a 4 foot alley; and are entitled to the, use also of an alley about 13 feet from 4th street, and of a culvert in their rear. The improvements tire new and commaud good rents. The title is believed to be good; but I shall sell and convey only as trustee.

B. B. MINOR, Trustee, bale conducted by Oqddi.v Appersox. de 13 17ERY VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON STREET. BETWEEN MAIN AND CARY STREETS.

AT be sold on WEDNESDAY, 19th at o'clock, P. MVthoee three valuable brick tenements, on the west side of 18th street, between Main and Cary streets, and in rear of Mr. C. P. Word's grocery store; fronting toi zether feet, and running back about 40 feet, occupied by good tenants and paying good rents.

cash; balance at 6 and IFmos. for negotiable notes, interest added, secured by trust deed or title retained. de 14 GODDIN i APPERSON, Ancts. OF STOt'K, CROFS, FARMINti UTENSILS. AT be sold at public auction, at Chesnut Grove, on the R.

and P. R. K-, on THURSDAY, the 20th instant, at 11 o'clock, if fair, (if not on the next fair day,) all of onr Crops, Stock. consisting of 200 bhls. Corn, a large quantity of Oats, Hay, Fodder, Shucks, Straw, Ac.

pair of fine yonng Mules, several Hne Horses. Hogs, Wagons, Carts, Household and Kitchei. Furniture, Irish Potatoes, tic. suras under $20, cash; over that amo't, 4 months credit, for negotiable notes, satisfactorily endorsed. O.

S. TAYLOR. WM. T. TAYLOR.

Sale conducted by Goduin Arrr.RsoM, Aucts. de 13 be wld at public aactica, on the premises, in the upper end of Charles City county, five miles from Jauies River and fifteen from the city of Richmond, on FRIDAY, December 21st, at 1H o'clock A. (if fair; if not, the next fuir day.) a tract of Land containing 500 acres, together with a Steam Saw-Mttl, with two Saws, capable of sawing from tour to five thousand feet of Lumber perday, with all the implements required to carry on this business I also sell 10 likelv Mules, 3 work Hones, 3 Wagons. 2 and Harness, all iu good order. I will sell the' Land in one tract, or divide it in lots If required so by persons wishing to procure small farms.

The land is all in its original growth, except about tiftv acres, which is heavily timbered witn second growth pine, suitable for cord-wood or charcoal purposes. I would call the utteution of farmers, millers and machinists generally to the sale. The Mill can bo made useful for grist and wheat threshing, as well as sawing purposes. Terms will be accommodating, ana made known op the day of BmPO ry The propertv can be shown by Mr. Folkes, who is on the any time until the day tf sale.

de TOLBLIC HIRINM OF be hired, for the year next ensuing, 1856, at Wakefield, Hnww county, (rite farm ioining Mr. Geo. W. Doewell) to die hi bidder, it public auction, on SATURDAY. DECEMBER 29, 1855, of THIRTY NEGRO Eft, consisting of men, women, boys aud girls.

Some ot them have been raised to house work, and some are first-rats Farm Wiey will be hired to remain 'ft eoaafry as farm baads and bouse servants, as they have been accustomed; and wosr. op them will nr. hirbo to labor ON public works, or in occupations it Ex'or of Mrs. Judith Smith, WALK OF HTOt'K IN VIIU JF OLNIA CENTRAL to authority in vested by Mcl urdy late contractors, upon sections, No. 33and Jt, of the irginia Central Railroad.

we will otter at public sale to tITe highest bidder tor cash at rhe in the cWyof Ridunoud, on the 3rd day of Dece'iiber, IfJa. at 11 clock, A. Si the STOCK and SHARES OF STOCK, in the Virginia OentTal Railroad Compauy, to winch the said McCnrdy and Vowles became entitled under the contract with said Company for -the coostnwtion of 1 Vgeuts and for MeC'irdy 4c owlet, kC. PG9TPO sale postponed until tie 29tb of February. de public miction OB THURSDAY, December 20th.

at 11 o'clock, A. M- valuable Farm, situated is Chesterfield county, about jmiles from Richmond, iauoeflistely on the DanviHe Hailruad, known "liOWLETTS," containing acres, about one half clewed and the balance, in good mue and oak wood. Tbere is a mood dwelling, aud all Mcsnut houM OB the pre raises. The Farm will He di vided or sold in one body, as may suit the uhesof ynrtlyutn. Will be sold at the same tine aul phwe, 4 Atter the' sole of the ahove, there will atae be sold negro wan as wed HENRI, abeot 40 who is good farm hand.

the M. ML ft-A. MdVf! Ms I ii' 1 in i rwom 14 jS3L.MUTt.Mmt} several good htiMml work Himi, LARUB fc BMtNK, ink (Office wifh at.) 1 fiMAA? sk? A ss- eral Saddle tad Himm Honci iai mi Sne ImeMules. Two of them ira 4 yean old. ui Terms boar months crHlft for approved paper THOMAS NcAR Deep RIN of a decree entered Aognat Sth, 1835, in the rut ef Cola and uunit Cole and pending la the County Court of Henrico cowuty, 1 thai), "Planted tor that purpose.

on Ai l4tb dayofDewmW, IMS, at It eluck, to cell at pahljc a action on the the two small of Laud IjfLiig adjicrat to aaafc other in nid county, about ten miles from the city of Richmond, on the Three the om cmtaluiha tireutT-nine uud a half acres, more or and tbe other containing ten and a half more orleta, being property of which the late Joeeph Cole, a free man ot color, dtt. aectert. Terms Oiia-tUiJ caah; and tbe In two equal instalments oud twelve months, the purchaser giving ca: tying interest trom the day ot' jale for the credit instalments, and the title retained until the purchase money is fully paid. no JOHN HOWARD, Com'r. i Sale conducted by 1 Arrcisox, Aucta.

MACHK OOODB AT nknbti. intending to discontinue business in this city, the whole of bin atocx at auction. The stock consist! of laraje and general astort meat of of his own importation, embracing OotO and Silver, Hunting, Lopiue, Horizontal tnd Chronometer Wntches. in (treat extensive assortment of Breast Pins for ladies and gentlemen; Ear and Finger Rings of every kind; Single and Doable Barrel Guns; a large assortment of Cntlery, on cards; splendid Ivory Handled Dinner Setts, in mahogany cases; Stag Handled Knives and Porks, in the original a very large assortment ol Fapi er Mac be ttoods. extensive assortment of Rosewood, Papier Mache, Mahogany Dressing and Work some very rich.

great variety of rich Gifts for Christmas Presents. The sale will commence on MONDAY NIGHT, 10th instant, at 7 o'clock, at my store, and be continued eveiy night (Friday excepted) nutil the whole stock is disposed of. My rcgMar Watch and Jewelry business will te continued during the day time asosoal. HENRY HYMAN. Sale conducted by E.

B. Cook Aucts. de By Alexudtr Nsu. 1 1 RY, be sold at auction, THIS EVENINO, commencing at 7J o'clock, large Jot of Watches, Jewelry, Pens, Pencils, Ac. general assortment of Fancy Articles, Cutlery, Dry Goods, Clothing, Sogers, ke.

no ALEX. NOTT, Anct. By haras ft WMw. jVIGHTHAI-K, OcMker let, NIGHT, commencing at 7 o'clock, we will sell, at obt store, No. 74 Main street, a large assortment of staple and Fancy Goods, embracing almost wmrt nr.

ticle in the fancy line, and suitable tor the city and country trades it sr an extensive stock of Kng Patent Lever Watches; Gold Ankentand Cylinders; Patent Silver Levers, Anchors and Cylinders. ALSO- A splendid lot of Gold Plated Watches of all styles; together with a large stock of Double Barrel Ouns, Pistols, Ac. Country Merchants would do well to attend tbeaa sales, as great bargains may expected. warranted to be as represented. oc LARU3 Aeets.

A BOOTH, SIIOKK, THINKS, pet BAGS, VALICES, subscriber has now on hand a very large assortment of Boots. Shoes. Trunks, Carpet Bags, Valioes, to wbarh be woald most respectfully call the attention of all in want of good triers. ALEX. HILL, Importer ana Man ufacturer.

de 14 No. Main st. iuiH ILIM proprietors of meso v. u.ch have for some time past enjoyed a very favorable reputation in the counties surrounding then, have been induced to put the water in barrels, for the convenience of invalids in other For the present, the price is iixed at a rate wbirb barely covers cost of barreling and the Its healing virtues are beyond question. The fallowing certificate from Dr.

Carper, a leading and well known physician in Botetourt county, seise ted from many of equal respectability and foree FINCASTLE, BOTKTOVftT July 29th, 183 ft. Having been called on by the pro poetess of Alum Springs," to express myofinioaef Ms medicinal virtues, I hereby state, that I have win- ed the analysis of the water, (made by Prof. ef Philadelphia,) and brieve it well adapted to eases requiring atonic or alterative action on the system: and can further state that I have kqpwn some remarkable carte effected by its use hi scrofulous affections and diseases of the digestive Samucd M. ruarxn, The water has been analysed by Professor Soothe of Philadelphia, who says mineral spring of sech richness and the analysis indtcatea, will prove a valuable aid to the physician. Its position in the healthy mountain region of Virginia, about equi-distnnt from many of the sulphur and other well known springs of the bate; confers higher value npon the Sntphetad ChnlyWate of Craig county.

Very respectfully, C. Booths." Eruptive diseesea, derangement of the lleer, dyspepsia, hare yielded to the power of Utie wager, aLi prove efficacy wherever it has been tried. This very valuable water is for sale in at a very low no Agents for the Proprietor. pmVt the city, containing atom 3no of Ant rate Land, 01 which ere portion of w4- in wheat Mwm in Mod. urovementa oi' containing 9 mui with xood Klu-heu and nmw tiaro, with (ft AJm, 6m weft of wfetortatbe yeni.

A w. tie 74 Main mmt. rY.mi^VVSSISI MB VAT mboerlber finding that ho OMfenot HMi flirm, cftUint delW to city, will eett life Pmtu ui! Rerdtnee. in the eowity of Oitrterfted, from tofiirtwtwin the Coon Honiw and Cofbill adjoining the laoda of P. Winfree, routftiwnf fterre, about of which la Unbalance Mootly (urov.l mooi Lot and Smoke Uk rth, with Othar oat tkOUM.

food chance fox. tiw who wWH their Mton nor. farnjiM, the for It. For father i to the at JLvm SiSV 4 -dell Afostoftrtho.