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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-04-08

NOTlCE.-Wa as committed TO the Jail Of Sposy lvania
county, on The LIT January, 1884, runaway, a
Negfo nan, between 50 aud 40 years Of age Of dark
bfownish complexion, five feet inches high, and sen.
DERBY built, has film or bIemsh tile right eye, and
marks Of the lash his back calls himself James
and says lac is the property Of William Coffin, Negro
trader, OF Louisiana, and purchased Of a James
Wright Of the Borough Of Norfolk by the said Coffin, from
whom he escaped some time in the month Of July last on
his way 10 The South. Had on when committed coat,
panaloon and vest OF woollen and CLOTH very much
worn The owner is requested TO forward, prove
property pay charges and take him away or otherwise ne
viii be dealt with according 10 law. Ti1OS. HICKS,
March II. [l02-t(I Joii0r Of Spoifst ipanid Co.
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THNHOMAS TURNER, Grocer & Commission yNer-
III chant, has recently opened store directly opposite
the Basin bank, and first door from Messrs Rives &
Harris, n which he is daily receiving general assorl
ment OF every article in the Grocery line Having pur-
chased all his goods since the removal Of the deposies
and for cash, with liberal discounts he Is enabled and
determined TO sell al as low prices any house in Rich
mond therefore, he solci call from his friends and the
public generally. Strict attention will be paid TO any
consignneuts entrusted TO his
Richmond, April 3. 109-3t
NJ OTfCE.--AH pcrsons indebted 10 William b. Hsy
lN are hereby notified and required 10 make payment
TO the charlottesville said Hay, having, by his Deed Of
Trust bear date March l4h, 1884, and Of record i'm
the Richmond Hastings Court Office, assigned and trans
ferred TO Them for The purposes in said deed mentioned
all debts owing and belonging 10 him. whether by bond
bill, no e, open account, or Otherwise
JNO. NJ. SHEPPARD, ! ,r,
WILL. FRANKLIN, { h'"S'eeS'
March, 81, 1891. I0f-st
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EHNtlE regular Races The Winer,ieid Course
n will commence on "Wednesday, the 9th day Of April
1884, and continue three days.
Isl Ddy-A Colt S,akc-S10O enlrance-mle heats
three subscribers and closed
John Heth enters his Janus Filly, dam Alfred.
Thomas Graves enters his Murdoch Colt, dam
John wahali enters his Medley Filley, dam Charles.
2nd Ddy-rhe Propretor's Purse for $50, in tickets
mile heats--entrance SIS.
Bird Day Jockey Club Purse for 800, in tickets
two mile heats-entrance $40.
The Proprietor will be prepared and will his utmost
exertions to please his visitors
G. b. WOODBRIDGE Proprietor.
Chesterfield, March Is, 1884. l04 ti
ME Spring Races the Tree Hill Course, will take
h place the 4ih Tuesday in April next, the 22d in-
san and not heretofore advertised, the 10Th. That
day was fixed on through mstake as il known until
Mr. Adanss advertisement appeared the day, that
the 29h his usual and regular time, with which had
disposition TO interfere In order therefore,
lc with him, have determined TO yield and have fixed
Oh the 22d as being intervening week between Broad
rock aud Fairfield Particulars hereafter
BY THE PROPRIETOR.
Feb. l5 Gift
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& tENrRAL COURSE RACES, STRING MEETING,
" lS3i-Iime Of running changed.-At meeting
oil the Maryland Jockey Club held Saturday, 18th inst
the following Preamble and Resolution were adopted:
Whereas information has been received that many gen.
lemeD, both from the North and South, OF fine
stables OF horses, will be able attend the next
meeting al the Central Course unless the day OF meeting
be changed in consequence of their having appointed the
first Tuesday OF May for their respective meetings
the Union and Petersburg Courses which arrangement
will not give them sufficient time TO arrive here previous
to the day heretofore appointed-and also, that the
Leonadtown Races happen onlhe l3h and that neigh
boring club has appointed the third Tuesday their day
OF meeting
ResOlped That Tuesday the goth of May next, be fix
ed upon the day for the Spring meeting er the
Central Course instead OF the l3h heretofore resolved
upon.
First ddy-A sweepstakes for colts and FLIES, three
years old mile heats, $500 entrance, 800 foteito
close April lst. -Four subscribers now.
Same d0y-A sweepstakes Tor colts and FLIES, three
Columbia, mile heats, entrance 800, h. f.
Second ddy-I'he Maryland Jockey Club Plate, value
$500, mile heats, the winner take the plate or the
money, at his opon-entrance money depending on the
number Of close the evening previous TO the
Third day-Proprieors purse, $780, three mile heats,
entrance 500.
Fourth doy-JOckey Club purse, $1,000 four mile heats
entrance $50.
In addition 10 the above ii is confidently hoped and eX-
pected that there viii be post stake free Tor all ages,
Tour mile heats, entrance $500, p.; four make
race and TO close Ist OF Aprito this there now two
subsc ibers. JAM rs NJ. SELDEN, Proprietor.
March 81. IO7-i25M
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JAMES RIVER AND KANAWIIA COMPANY.
M ACT further TO amend the act entitled act
Incorporating the Stockholders Of the James River
and Kond,rha CtvuDa,un
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II becomes our painful duty this week, (and We
stop the press to record t) to announce to our res
ders that serious apprehensions are entertained To-
the safety Of our good little ship RHoDE-isL'
AND Theenemy have given up all hopes o.
success. and are willing to acknowledge that there
is not much prospect Of but three ofthe Senate De-
ng elected, and those-mark it gentlemen-are
firm friends Of State Constitution. God save
the State Of Rhode Island and Providence Plania'
lions for the year ensuing" ,..,s.Ns,
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his ls2 bis hat and cane lnos a Isskoy,
but psns slick.) Al4rge cloak H. sthrowq
loosely over his shoulders, open in front
to show the whole person to the best ad-
vantage. The head projects much Tar.
ther than usual from the bows, and to'al
appe arance would stand but q email
chance in a cross sea and gale Of
wind. II looks very insecure and awk-
ward, and decidedly disfgures this beau
tilul ship. The Constitution has been
almost entirely rebuilt, and will probably
come out Of dock by the middle Of next
month. Boston Daily Advocate.
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MAXINE LIST.
PORT OF WARREN.
ARRIVED.

ARkltED.
16th--sloop Almira. Blake, fun Providence.
Sloop Eliza, Lawton, fm do.
2s,ll-brig Aldebsronti. Davis, FIN do.
30th-sloop Enaline, Miller, fm do. ~
eloop Mt Moriah, Ingraham, I'm do.
sloop Portsmouth, WiDslow, fin New York~is
DO.
Sloop Almira. Blake, fin do
Sloop Eliza, Lawton, fun do.
May.2d-sloop Eliza, Lawton, I'm do.
SAILED.
April 2s,h-sloop Hope, (new) Csfr. N York.
Sloop Eioi,a, Smith do.
s0th-brig Aidebsronti, Dsvis, do.
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Tho Senate did not sit to-day.

-
In the House of Representatives, the
resolutions offared heretofore, by MIR.
Reed und MIR Wardwell, calling for in
formation from the War Department, and
by Mr. Stewart, for the printing Of 5000
extra copies of the report ON the Cheese
peaks and Ohio Canal, were taken up
and severally agreed to.
Adjournment Of Congress.
Mr. Boon, Cater leave being refused)
moved TO suspend the rule to take up the
Joint resolution for the adjournment Of
Congress, on the 3lst May next.
The House refused to suspend the rule
81 to 81. (Not two-thirds.)
MIR White, of Louisiana, from the Sc
lect Committee, reported u bill, authOriz-
ing tho Secretary olthe Treasury to make
experiments on steam, sc. read twlce
and referred.
| The House referred q motion OF Mr.
Polk, to suspend the rules to take up the
| Appropriation Bill-ayes 90, noes GO.
The House then went into Comm'tee,
and considered the bill to compensate
Mrs. Decatur and others; which was
finally amended, and reported to the
House, and ordered to be printed after
which, the House adjourned.
| IN SENATE-MoNDAy, April %.
! Memorials against the removal OF the
deposites, and on other subjects not ol
very special interest, occupied most ol
/ the day. The Senate then proceeded g
the consideration ofthe special order, u
being the resolutions oferedby Mr. Poin-
dexter, as modified by Mr. Clay, relative
to the PRESIDENTIAL PROTEST.
i The question being on the motion O
Mr. Bib to amend.
i Mr. iBibb resumed the remarks which
he had commenced on Friday, and con
cluded about half past o'clock, when,
On motion OF Mr. Grundy,
The Senate adjourned.
In the house, memorials on tho De
, posite question, disappearing the meas
ures of The President, were presente
: from various places. Little other bust
ness Of much Importance was transacte
during the session. Mr. Osgood, Of Mas
: sschusetts, Essex Dist.) presented reso
: lutions and memorial from his district
. la,nenting the present coalition Of tn
f currency, and praying the restoration
. .he deposites. lie said he had ALEC r.
: cciyed q letter of instructions from hi
constituents, instruciirag him 10 vote IL
: such measure; and he asked leave
q the House to state the reasons Why h
\ should not comply with their wishes.
Il The question being twice put on 4 isin
8 leave, aud no quorum having voltd e
= lther timo, the house, on motion OF ~
! Wardwell, adjourned.
= Mr. Porter, U. S. Senator from Lo'
isania, who has been some time absent
account Of i'll health, resumed his seat
a the Senate on Monday. His health
r. improved,
:. Mr. Garland, Representative to Co
Is grsss, in place Of Mr. Bu!;srd, from DO
ID isania, took his seat in the house,
n Monday,
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May 8
NEW RECRUIT AT NO. 8.
More NeU Goods.

W BURROUGH, JR. 4 co. have
81 . Just received another addition to
their Spring supply, which renders their assort-
ment nearly complete. Among them are the
following: white. scarlet, and black mor'no
shawls, bonnet ribbons, super and common,
white and coloured cotton hose. indigo blse sat
inett, gloves. super black bombazine, spool
thread. brown ond blcached drilling. blue jean
d. nsnkin, super whie flannel. PINK checked
ginehan,, White checked camLries, furniture
chints, black italian c:ayats, side combs, mixed,
striped aid blue sioImans, colored threaGs, &c.
&C all OF which will be offered at a email ad-
vance. May 3.
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DIED,

In this town on "Wednesday evening last, an IN
faut son of Mini. Ephraim w. Burr. >.
In Bristol, on the 24th uIt. Mrs. Sylvia D'Woil'
wife Of John D'WoIf, Jr. Esq. and daughter OF NJ
Rev. Bishop Griswold, aged - ysars.-Mrs. fris-
ella Ingraha relict OF the late Mr.. jeremiah In
graham, aged s5.
In Sci,uate, on the 18th ul,. Mr.. Nicholss Fsu-
ner, in the 55sh year Of .hs sge.
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OUTWARD HOUND WHALING SHIPS.
Ship .aTLAN nc, Indian Ocaan, TO sail ffon
this port about June Ist.
iEJSLet.ers left at this office, Will be despa'cn
ed by the first con, eyaLce.
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CEOTEI

HEyHE subscriber having renewed his
II engagement with Mr.. J. II. MUT-
RO, to manage the Tailoring department
of his business, is prepared to furnish Cen
tlemen's Garments, of the latest fashion
and on Terms suited to the'times. Pa'tic-
ular attention will bo paid to cuttingi and
all garments made at this establishment
will be warranted to fit with elegance and
ease. Z. w. BURR.
April ~.
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Assignee's Notice.
xE,M RSE q CHILD. Of war.

-
w rem, have assigned to me, tho
subscriber, their property and effects in
trust for the benefit Of their creditors, a
greeably to the provisions of their deed Of
ass,g lament. A!lpersons indebted to said
VIM. b. s. E. o. Child are requested TO
make immediate payment 10 me ). and all
persons having claims against them are
requested to present the same to me-. All
claims and demands assigned to me by
said VIM. B. & K. o. Child, oyer twen-
ty dollars, which shall not be paid before
the 10th day of May next, will then be
left in the hands of an Attorney for col
lection, and all claims and demands under
twenty dollars, which shall not be paid
within sixty days, " i'll then also be lelt in
the hands Of an Attorney for collection.
/ The, siock Of goods assigncdto Inc by
said VIM. b. & E. O.. Child is offered for
sale at liberal prices, at the store lately
occupied by them; and JosErH b. CHILD
is legally authorized & empowered as my
Agent and Attorney to make sale Of said
Stock, and to collect and discharge Oh
pigment thereof, all the aforesaid claims
and demands, and he will attend at said
store for that purpose.
| S. p. CHILD, Ass,gnee.
| Warren, April 26, 1884.
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W. ISS BROWN would inform the
NE public that her School for Young
Ladies will commence on the first Mon.
day in May, in the chambers Of MI Swa-
sey's house, in Broad-street.
Miss kINNIcUTT's School for Young
Children, will commence at the same time
in the building next north Of MIR. Samuel
A. Drscol's store In Wa,er-strcet.
april 10.
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AR at Bristol, a2d nit. sch Rising States, Bait
IA ds FIN Savannah.
24th, brig Gov Hopkins, Gladding, IL days fiI
Havana; 25th, ship Atticus, Martin, fin New Or
leans. :.
Arr at Sogharbor, April Is, ship Ann, Howell
South Atlaniic, with l0t0 bbs oil. Spoke, Jan
I4,h, lat 40, lon 2 40 w. ships China. slasGeld
New Bedford, li0o, Loisa, Wooey. Lynn
1000 (I6O spcrm,) Gath. lat 80. 40,'lon 10 W
Fame, Gardner, Nantucket. 10 right whales
and 100 bbs sperm.
Arr a, New London 10th, ship Neptune, Mid
dleton, South Atlantic, via ST. Helena az days
with 500 bbls oil, 100 sperm.
At Plymouth, 22d, ship Arabella, Harrir, from
the Pacifc Ocean, with 2200 bbls oil. Spoke
on coast { Chill, ship Dartmouth, Brock, no oil.
At New York. 2Sth inst. bark Whhe OAK,
Topping, from South Atlantic Oceon, and ST.
Helena 2Si Feb. with GOO bbls whale and lao
do sperm oil. and 6o0e lbs hone; schr China.
Deforcst, Al ds fin Rio Grande.
The ship Gideon Rowland. Sherman, oil New
Bedford, arr at Talcahuana. Jan I'd, and was
there on the l4lh, all we'll, 10 sail in two days
had 1000 barrels.
AT ST. Nicholas, Jan. Sd, ship Midas, Spoon
or. fin Y Bedford for Pacific Ocean.
AtSt. Helena, Feb rs. bark Pioneer, filis'
New Bedford, with 700 bbls oil.
At Bucpos Ayres, 23th Feb. bark George y
Narthn, Gardner, for New York or Boston.
Adv at Mobile oath, brig Cobbossee Contee'
Brayton, for Providence.
Arr at Charleston, 22d, brig Atlas, Ihompson'
Of this port. from New Orleans.
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WEEKLY ALMANAC.
MAR IL IEDs

In Westport, Oh Thursday evening last, by the
Rev. Mr. Morgridge, Mr.. JAcoB SANDERS, ol
this town, to Miss MARY HowLAND SowLE, oi
the former place. s.' r-'-- q
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BRIGHTON MARKET-Apr,l 90

(Reported for the Boston Iatsiot.)
At market this day, 800 Beef Cattle,
(including about 80 unsoId last week ~
psirs Working Oxen, IL Cows and
Calves; and 200 Sheep.
PnIcEs. Bet Caitle-ln consequence
of the cool weather and the limited num-
Der ct market, prices were considerably
advanced, particularly on some qualities
We noticed few pair very hne iaae" al
SO; we quote prime at ~ = 'oi
good 25; thin at 50.
Working Oren-No sales noticed.
Co,ps and Calres,-Sales were noticed
at %, 26, %, 80 and S33.
Sletp-We noticed one lot taken a
s 33, one at 6, aud one at 81.
Svine-None at market; few pur-
chasers were considerably disappointed.
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TPsr brig New Columbia.]

At Matanz,s, 9th. ship Cabinet, Berry, for 81.
Petersburg, or ds Marblehead, johnson, for
Antwerp. lds; barques Duke de Orleans, Howse,
St P.tersburgh, ds; sagan,ore, Knight, Of New
buryport, ldg brigs Wm-Henry, Cole, Of this
port, for New York, ldg; Clyde. Bradford. from
BRISTOL, disch; Neptune, pitman. do. do Wash
ing,on, Robinson, Portland, next day Baltimore
Hathaway, do do; Neptune, Gould, Newport lds
Mechanic, Munro, Of Portland, dlsch; Eastern staI
Brazier, do do Austin, burlington, of Providence,
for Charleston, 18th; George; Turner, for Provi-
dence, waiting. Sailed in CO. with schr Brant,
Chace, for New York. Montaug Point, NV. by
w. miles, fell in with the wreck Of whale ship
all her nas,s gone one boat on deck and apparent
ly full Of water
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From the, Kittaning Armstrong Go. Pa.
Gazette. "On the night Of Friday, the
18th inst. the house and barn o' Capt.
John C. Kissinger, Of Toby township, IN
this county, were consumed by fire, and
what is most shocking to relate, nine q
his children persisted in The flames The
porents were absent on visit to Mrs kis-
singers father, distance OF about e'gh'
miles. Out of eleven children, two only
are len-one an infant, which the parents
II had with them, the other daughter oi
years ofagc, who was away from home.
The wuy The fire originated Is not
known aud il was not discovered till a
bout 9 O'Clock the following moN'Ing.-. :.
One horse and large quantity OF grain
was consumed /; in short nothing was ieif
in or about the house or barn uncon-
sumed.
The Providence Royal Arch Chapter
fof the city of Providence, and the Mount
Vernon Lodge of the same city, have
voted to give up their Charter to The Hon
General Assembly, at their session In
May next. Providence Jour.
The wooden image, representing An
drew Jackson, hus been placed on the
bows orthe Constitution, and was yester-
day exhibited to the gaze OF the odmn1ng
beholders who had been attracted to the
Navy Yard by the announcement OF ,ht
fact. The pertinancy Of Commodore FL
lott, In thus destroying the national char
meter of the Constitution is seriously I"
he deprecated. The Constitution Is now
a "Jackson man."
The carver has succeeded in obtaining
a pretty good likeness of the Pres'dcn''
acc but the figure as whole, Is yer,
,ud,iTerepiIy executed. Thu. Geoera'
'hulds in his righ, hund d scroll, and ia
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- EzRE ~

VuCKETS made Of the best mate-
ID riais and in the best manner, at
slSost Dotice;--,just such as will answer
lhs requirements OF the law, by
may 3. EBEN. LUTHER.
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NOtice..' =

- Notice.
HNHE subscriber having hired a part
II Of the store lately occupied By
VIM. B. g. f. o. Child, will keep con-,
stantly on hand a good assortment Of
GENUINE GROCERIES, and re-
spectlully solicits from his friends and the
public share oftheir patronage.
JOSEPH B. CHILD.
April 26.
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TNFATS.- Broad brim HITS, for elderly
G~S gentlemen, just received from New York
und for sale by G.. T. GARD.NER..
april 26. Waicr-sf.
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NEW sEE2TH5s Vol. X-M@e 85Gsa
JUST RECEIVED.

DY the late arrivals from Boston, the follow
ID ing new and very interesting publications,
and which are on sale low by w. M. MORRI-
SON, viz:
Observations on Mental Derangement, being
an application ofthe principles ofPhrenology to
calculations of the causes, symptoms, nature,
and treatment of Insanity; by Andrew Comb,
NJ D.
Experiments and Observations on the Gastric
Beaumont M. D. Surgeon in the United States
Army.
Memoir of the Rev. Elias Cornelius
Diary of an Ennuyee.
A Memoir of the Life and Philosophy of Spur
helm, by Andrew Carmichael, M. r. /. A, late
President ofthe Psychological Society Of Dub
lin; and published at the desire Of that Scciety
first American edition, with notes:
Friend ofman-of God the servant
Advocate of truth divine;
Natures Prest-how pure and fervel
Was thy worship at her shrine!
[Rer. Mr.. Pierponts ode at the Fu1era, =,
Spurzheim, Nor. II, 1882
Berkeley the Banker part I'd, by Harriet Ma,
tineau.
Atlantic Tales, by Mrs. Lesy.
Letters to a Daughter, by Mrs J. A. Sargen
on going to School, pointing out the duties tc-
wards her Maker, her governess, her schoolte'
lows, and herself
Fall River, an authentic narrative, by the ep.
thor of Tales National, Revolutionary &c
The Youths Sketch Book. This work Con
tains seven beautiful engravings steel, and iG
filled with pieces mostly new and from favortG
writer's. The care and expense bestowed upcr
the volume, must give it high claims upon the
favor of the public. Many of the designs ar1
original, and all are executed in superior style
Of elegance. jan -
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HOME MANUFACTURE.

vHHHE Washington Line and Cement Compa-
Il ny have the pleasure to announce 10 the
public that they are now prepared to furnish
Quicklime of superior quality, at their Kilns, on
the Canal basin, near Georgetown. All the
Company ask is, that full experiments may be
made by the scientific and practical part OF the
community with the article they are now manu-
featuring, as they feel assured it will meet pub
lie appropriation.
AS soon as the Canal navigation opens the
Company will also be able to furnish the n.y.
drate Of Lime or Water Cement OF quality
fully equal, if not superior, to any yet dlscov-
cred in this country, or imported from abroad.
Washington ian 20--d2W
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Linen cambrcs and linen cambria handkerchiefs
Checked and striped muslins
Damask ditto, beautiful article for curtains
Jaconet and cambria muslins
Swiss and book do, plain and figured
Grass cloth skirts, new article
Silk and worsted hosiery
Mohair, merno and lambs wool ditto
Bead reticules and fancy baskets
Super Hoskin and kid gloves
Long and short kid mittens
Fur trimmed and lined gloves
Pongee and spttafeid handkerchefs
Several boxes handsome bonnet ribbons
Bonnet csmorics and reeds
Cut snd plain velvet and other belt ribbons
Hearth rugs, floor and table mats
Furtippets in great variety
Allof which are offered on moderate and accommo.
ating terms. oct IL
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Virginia Real Estate Brokerage and &C.
neral .ApenCu Office,

Fourteenth street. Ca few doors from Main street,
Byrd's Warehouse, RICHMOND, Va.
4 Office under the above title has been recently
a established, and is now open, in Richmond, Va,
in connection with the Emigrant Agency Office, New
York, for the purpose OF making purchases eecting
sales and leases of and loans Real Estate and other
property; also attending to General Brokerage and
Agency business Also connected with established
Agency Office in the City Of New Orleans. La for max
ing purchases and efecting sales of NEGROES (malc
and female Therefore, owners VINO nave slaves Cal
cuated for Southern market, comprising stout heal.
thy and active Mechanics, Field Hands, General La
borers, House Servants and Family Domestics. from
10 to IS years of age, can. through the medium ohs
Office, find speedy cash sales.
B. All personal or written applications will meet
with due attention
s. No letters or communications taken from the
Post Office unless post paid.
JAMES MCCALL & Co.
dec lO-sm Richmond, Va.