Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-04-16
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THO CONTRACTORS.-VIR GEN.
! TRIAL RAILROAD--Sealed proposals will
trail Railroad, at Charlottesville on the 9TH of May
1851 for the grading, masonry and brckwork of that
portion Of the line extending from Woodvle to Blair
Park distance OF nine miles.
Drawings and specifications of the work maybe seen
from the 5th to the 7th of May, inclusive. The best of
references and an energetic prosecution OF the work
Contractors requested to state what work they
are engaged on, and when it will be completed. The
Directors reserve the right to accept reject proposals.
they consider the interests OF the company require
The names in full ofa the parties must be given in the
proposal.
By order ofthe President and Directors.
ap Add T. GOLDEN RUGGLES, C. E.
DICHMOND DOCK.-N OTTO E.-For the
III purpose of constructing the Ship Lock and
enlargng the Dock, the Richmond Dock will be closed
on and after Tuesday, the 18th inst
ap 9-dtl6h Collector of Dock Tolls.
r AND BOUNTY UNDER THE ACT OF
IL CONGRESS OF SEPTEMBER, 1s5O.-MR.
RICHARD RANDOLPH, now Of Washington, who
an officer in the Richmond Troop Of Cavalry du-
neral say that he will cheerfuy attend to the cams
OF members of such companies of the 18th and SD
eiments-Richmond and Henrico-as were in actual
servlce-without compensation before he obtains their
warrants and if they employ him TO locate or sell tho
warrants las will no doubt be authorized by the next
Congress) he will expect only reasonable compsn-
sation for his services.
Forms may be obtained at the Adutant Generals Of
fee, and it is recommended to applicants to avail them
selves of MIR. RS services which may be certainly
lied which are rather to benefit them than
HOLLYWOOD GEM ETERY.-- This Gene
II terry has been laid off into sections and lots; each
lot being marked and numbered and its size and price
burial lots may be made and the plan either the
office of Mr. Wellington Goddin at the Cemetery.
in the possession of Mr. James Keee, the Superin
ssndsn The lots vary pIie from sS so each
to location. The Superintendent has sufficient force
to attend TO all calls upon the shortest notice Propri.
expense subject to the rules of the company. For fur
ther information apply TO Thomas II. Ellis, James H.
Gardner. or William fl. Haxal apIll2t
SELLING OFF AT AND BELOW COST
- RARE OPPORTUNITY FOR PURCHA-
SERS.-The undersigned having determined to close
his present business offers for sale his stock of Boots
and. Shoes, ladies' and childrens wear at and below
cost for cash only. He will offer purchasers by whole
his and stand on reasonable and liberal terms
any disposed to engage in the shoe business. The
and has yielded fair income Being DESTROYS OF clo-
sing business preparatory TO other arrangements he
will be disposed to offer great inducements families.
ap No. 23S Broad st.
NJOTICE.-James Bolton having by deed duly re-
IN corded in the Hastings Court OF the city OF Rich
mond, conveyed to all his stock in trade &C. debts,
&c &c. for purposes therein mentioned all debts due
cannot be given further, as desirable TO close the
concern as possible. BY provisions of the deed
aforesaid hereby constitute James Bolton agent to
''s az Ii St WILLIAM M. FULTON, Trustee.
UDONNETS, BONNETS.-Just opened an en-
ID tire stock of ladies' and misses Bonnets.
comprising large variety Of the latest styles; Also
! spectfully invited to call at -
apl2 No. 225 Broad st., Shockoe Hill,