Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1850-12-20
1.-TWO SksLNBRED CARPENTERS AND

year. about Is Carpenters and SIS Laborers to work
the Canal between Richmond and Lynchburg, and a
similar number to work the line between Lynchburg
and Buchanan.
The mild treatment received by the hands on the inc
between Richmond and Lynchburg, and the prompt
manner in which the hrs has always been paid, to-
gether with the certainty that the repairs OF the Canal
will be a. work Of perpetuy, should be an nducement
to sAvwners OF slaves to give the Canal preference
over any other work in the State.
The hands required to work on the line between
Lynchburg and Buchanan will be under the same. sys-
tenn OF government as those employed on the line be-
low Lynchburg, and comfortable boats Tor their accom-
mediation will be provided as soon as circumstances
will permit.
Persons who may wish 10 place their hands on the
canal below Lynchburg next year, VIII please make
early application to the undersigned, or to either OF the
Master Mechanics Overseers on the line; and those
wishing to hire hands to the company, to work on the
line above Lynchburg will please apply to the under
signed Letters upon the subject directed to this city,
will be promptly attended to. f. L.. CHlNN,
Superintendent OF Repairs.
Richmond Dec. 9th, 1880 de 7-c2awtlJa
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Address RO. Fl. GALLAHER,
Republican Office,
de 10 ctlJ Richmond, Va
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.
v Having disposed of part OF my Houses and Lots
in Monroe Ward the remainder IS Tor sale on accom-
modatng terms 1t is situated as follows The BRICK
Store and Dwelling at the corner OF Broad and 4th
Streets 29s feet 'front.' running back on 4th street III
feet with kitchen. smoke-house, stable ana carriage
house. Tenement on Broad between Isl sreei n aru
Brook Avenue, store and dwelling, Kchen ana ium1
Der house. about 25 feet 'front.' running BACK e usual
depth to paved alley. Also, my Garden Eot, near
Buchanans Spring, containing about an acre OF gtUuns'
with small brick house and well in the yard lhefe
is on this lot variety of choice fruit trees, CONSISTING
Of apples pears plums and cherries; also, raspberres
goosebeies and varieties of early and late grapes lo
or IL asparagus BEDS producing in season the larges!
and best to be met with any where. The latter VIII
DO sold entire or in lots, as may be desired.
Ii should not sell the House and Lot at the cor
ner Of Broad and 4h streets before the rSt OF January
next, design removing the buildings, and erect
ing an addition about 60 feet 4h street, for which
work invite proposals to be begun in the spring ana
completed by the LIST September 1851.
A plan OF the addition will be submitted to those
inclined to estimate for the same.
de lO-2aw2w MANN S. VALENTINE.
WENNY LIND CONCERT-FRlDAYE EVE
% NING.-MRS. BARTON has just received
some new styles HEAD DRESSES, expressly Tor