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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-01-03
OF THE VIRGINIA
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL JOURNAL,

GEORGE a. OTIs, M. D., and H. L. THOMAS NJ D.
JNHE hrst lumber of this Journal will be issued on
April LIST, 1852 and the succeeding numbers will ap
pear monthly. r
The objects proposed in its publication are the dlu-
sion OF medical knowledge and intelligence the ADVANCE
nent Of and the support of the dignity and int
rests ofthe medical profession.
Each number will consist eighty large octave pages
containing original papers, memoirs and reports OF
ana account OF the transactions of the Virginia Medic
Societles summary improvements and discoveries in
medical Science athome and abroad reviews and bibo.
graphical notices, and portion of standard work on
some Important department in medicine
PRicE-Five dollars a year
Y All communications letters and remittances should
be addressed 10 George A. Otis. Jr, NJ D. corner of
Franklin and Eighth SITS, Richmond, Va.
de l6-laWl6w
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTGRs.-Pro Proposals
will be received at this office until Monday the Sd
January $685. at 10 o'clock. NJ for the following work;
The extension of tho culvert 9th street around
Braggs mill, to the race in of said mill The
cuvert will be 81 feet wide and 3! feet high clear side
walks to average feet thick laid thorough flags and
to have strong covers-al aidin best cement mortar
Also culvert Dock street, from Shockoe Creek to
18th street. and up 18th street to Cary This cu
vert will not be less than 10 feet deepts capacity will be
and feet high clear; the side walls laid on
thorough flags and1o be q feet thick BOTTOM and "A
feet thick at Empowered with strong granite slabs and
all laid in best cement mortar.
Also, for filling and grading street from the south
end OF 9th street around Braggs MILL and through the
Armory grounds.
The estimate the first mentioned culvert was placed
at So 80 perfoot with proper deductions for stones on
the ground. That on Dock and 18th at So per
foot, and the grading the through the Ar
mory grounds at 10 cents per yard for filing No bids
which extend the cost beyond the estimates will be CON
sidered.
Payments will be made monthly estimates, with
reservation of 90 per cent until the completion of the
work.
Contracts must he signed within ten DAYS after tbe
award, OF they will be considered as abandoned
Nj BATES, Supt SITS
Office Supr. Streets
Dec "a, 1853 : de 25--td
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AUCTION SALES
THIS DAY.
GAZE OF vALUAnLE TEAL ESTATE



NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned respec.
lively plaintiffs in four several suits now pend
ing In the Circuit Court OF the city of Richmond on the
chancery side thereof against Ira Tchenor and others
one OF the objects OF which is aside as fraudulent
and VOID as to the creditors of Ira Tchenor two certain
deeds one from Ira 1ichenor and WIFE, to Isaac L. Cary
anu the other from Isaac l.. Cary Robert G. Scott
and James Beae trustees, for Ira chenor both bearing
date the Sth day OF January 1S4l that memoranda Of
the SAID suits have been lett with the Clerk of the
iustngs Court OF the city of Richmond, pursuant to
the provisions OF the 5h section of chapter la6-tte So
oil The Code OF Virginia, for record And that the prop
ety described in the said deeds the same which il
described as situated at the North West corner formed
by the intersection of Broad and 9th Streets in The
sad city, of Richmon) and embracing the extensive
Coach-ihaking establishment of the firm of Ticbenor
cary III an advertisement published in the Richmond
pal Iines IN the names of Robert G. Scott acting
trustee, and James Beale giving notice that the said
property will be sold the eth instant pursuant to the
PROVISIONS OF the deed of trust above mentioned And
the purpose OF this notice is to affect purchasers at the
sale ct the land advertised above be sold by the
SAID Robert g. Scott and James Baale trustees with
III and actual notice OF the pendency and objects of the
SAID SUITS the Courtin which they are pending and of
the description Of the land and the persons whose es
tates are intended to be affected thereby
JOSEPH ALLEN.
WELLINGTON GODDIN,
Administrator of John Mosby. deceased
JOHN D G. BROWN
Administrator of N. g. Clough
dc 2l-t JAMES D. Elicit
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NJ HWARK CIDER. 10 nbs, for sale by
do 16 DAVENPORT. ALLEN r CO

HWARK CIDER.-1o nbs, for sale by
~ dc l6 DAVENPORT, ALLEN & CO.
EANEs BROWN, Jr, who has f led the office e
- Second Auditor Of Virginia FIR 80 years past| offers
bis services to the public ser the LIST day of January
next as STOCK BROKER ''
He will as agent, purchase and sell State Stocks Bank
Stocks Stocks and Bonds of Railroad Companies and
City Corporation and every other description of market
able Stocks. f - ~
he will for moderate compensation act as attorney
tor the transfer OF stocks sold persons residing at dis
Richmond and particularly of State Stocks
the same and will collect and interest and dividends
payable IN Richmond all descriptions of stocks and
also claims on the public treasury ~
}. b, Jr, being well known throughout the State
deems 1t unnecessary to annex any references.
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4 NOMMlSSION AND FORWARDING
~ BUSINESS.-The subscriber having taken one of
the houses OF Messrs L. D. Crenshaw Co. Immediate
" on the BASIN for the pun pose of conducting COMMITS
SION AND FORWARDING BUSINESS most res
peetuy offers his services his friends and the public
generally. He will use his best efforts to give satisac
ton to those who may patronze him.
,. F.V SUTTON, jr.
no o2-dtf 'oS.
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A NsWER AND POsTPONEMENT-

A NsWER AND POsTPONEmENT--Tn
n reply to the above notice. have only to saw that
we Know nothing unfair fraudulent in the Deed of
Trust under which we acting We learn, and have
no reason to dscredt ourinormaton that tho Bonds for
receiving which the Deed wassmade, bona fde and
Tor value asslgnedto David Hayes before Ira Tichenor
took the benefit of the Bank rupt Law and that Mr.
Hayes being no party to the suits instituted by the gen
tiee who have signed the above notice. aud having bs
assignments before their institution be affected
ny any decree therein made. The filed by Mr.
llchehtrto the bills in these have long since and
promptly disclosed tho fact ofthe assignments made to
Mf Hayes and that he had longer any pecupiary in
terest in the controversy Yet the plaintiffs in those
suits have as yet deemed it unnecessary to make Mr.
Hayes party to them He has required u.s. as the trus
tees to make the sale of the property and impeled alone
by sense OF duty shall proceeto do So unless re-
strained by some action of of competent urisdic
non mat every opportunity, however, may be fully
and alrly given othose creditors of Mr. Tchenor who
think proper to act in the matter to perfect that action
IN regular and legai manner now give notice that
the above sale is postponed until SATURDAY, the ist
day OF January next when it will take place on the pre-
misses, at the hour of IL o'clock. r
In consequence ofthe incemency of the weather the
above sale is postponed until MONDAY, the Sd dav of
Janua y, at o'clock.
e23-u THE TRUSTEES
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a kOLES, he Id in the clerks office of the Circuit
- ~ C3nrt OF CHAMBERLAIN COMFY, Monday the 9th
ner OF himself and E. Wtse, deed, late merchants and
partners who traded under the firm of F. W. Smith 4
20, Plaintiff, against Geo. w Ban ton and Edward
"A. Banton, and Alexander NJ Banton administrator of
Anderson Blanton, Decd Defendants-IN CuANcEsY.
Inc object OF this suit is for the recovery of S2s 50
"th interest thereon from the 10 day OF August 1910
I'll paid due by bond executed by the Defendant
Banton 10 the Plaintiff OF the state of SAID Geo
w. Blantonln the hands of the Defendants, Edward A
Alexander B anton decd VI
And it appearing by affidavit filed by the Plaintig
laai ihtdeiendanl Geo w Blanon is not au inhab,tan
the Dee adan, Geo. w Banon, do appear here within
one month alter due publication OF this order and do
what Necessary TO protect his interest," and that this
order be published once week, for tour SUCCESSIVE
weeks, in the Richmond Times, newspaper published
IN the city oil Richmhnd aud also be posted at The front
door OF the courthouse of this county, the fl st day
o' the next eounty court. copy--fese.
de 27-W4t r r WOODSON n
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OFFICE, mo. south nth
~ StrceI.

CITATIONS OFFICE mo. 5 South Ilt,.
~ airccI.
Let all the world saywhat they can,
Flo selling prizes STATIONS the man.
Drawn Nos of Delaware, No 172-Dec "a:
Sc ~ 10 10 sc "a 81 Sd 81 SO 46 &c II %
Hall Ticket Nos 81 &C n another ono sold and paid BIZ
sTRATTroN >
Dawn Nos of Delaware, extra 179-Dec 49,
Al 80 10 81 27 So 90 Ga Is 81 &C.
Ticket Nos f3 26 60, another one sold and paid by
Drawn No, of Delaware, No 17asDeo %.
% 50 81 10 6s IS 70 4 90 g. 10.
Half Nos 10 90, $1,000
e'''' 81 sT Ra% Y fyoN.
rs SO 81 IS f7 rs A 40 90 10 IS 49,
Ticket Nos 4a CT, another sold and paid by
sTRATToN.
SIS 30 90 IS 10 80 IS IA 81 10 IL 90 So
sTRATfON
2.32 IS so 81 62 81 % AZ as 20 CT 49,
Drawn Nos otDelaware, extra, No Jan. LIST:
;, II " So 81 SO 40 80 10 20 II IS 90 % g.
Do do II 30 49, Sold and paid by
sTRATToNH
Drawn Nos of Delaware, No 176-Dec 81:
II 50 SIS SO 16 80 "a so 10 10.
MONDAY. Delaware, No a--Capital sa3,57s. rs
Nos, 10 drawn. Tickets Sc.
"
l6s rs Nos, IL drawn. Tickets 81
Observation-Disclosures, No 3-Capital $4,000
-7e Nos, il drawn. Tickets SIS
Observation-Disclosures, No 4-Capita,: $50 ago.
rs Nos, IL drawn. Tickets $40.
IHuhSDAY-Delawar ex. No 5-Capita Ss97s
70 Nos, ~ drawn Tickets So.
Observation-Disclosures, No 5--Capital $4,000
70 Nos, IA drawn Tickets IS.
FRlDAY-Delaware, No 6-Capital: $4,000, rs
Nos, 10 drawn. Tickets "a.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS extra No 7-Capital: a .
600. rs nos, 12 drawn. Tickets l.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. No 7-Capital $4,000
10 Nos, IL drawn. Tickets SIS.
Buyers referred to my list of prizes which ale
registered at the office proof of what has been done
and every drawing continues increase the number
sold and paid by me.
Orders for packages certificates or single tickets in
the above schemes and mall the lotteries promptly at
tended to, arc drawings sent when requested Please
address orders to
de 20 N. STRATTON, Richmond Va
tHESNUTs.-25 bushels, on CONSIGNMENT lust re.
~ ceived, for sale
ia FRY ,& McCANDLIsH.
ME regular monthly meeting oftbe Richmond Typo
l. graphical Society will be held at Odd Fellows Hall
this evening, at n o'clock.
ia JOHN NJ. FRANCISCO, Secy
IOsUUO BAcCo BOX PLANK, landing from
schr Virginia, at lower wharves for sale
ia JAS. WINSTON.
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LEWIS HILL,
Collector and General Agent,

RICHMOND VA,
A TTENDS to renting out houses hiring out ne
= groes, selling and purchasing stocks, collecting
claims, &c.
, ~ Office on 9th street. door from the Richmond
Reading Room. de 25-aw
SEAsONED TOBACCO BOX BOARDs.-
~ 10000 feei OF assPeror lot, hand and tor
Sais oS X. RANKIN.
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PAT. II. BUTLER

NSHhCE.-Having purchased the stock of Groceries
ana taken the store formerly occupied by Mr. Pat H.
butier shall in future keep general aud wellseect
I och OF groceries, and would be pleased all my
Old friends and the public generally as ana Determined
to sell cheap
de 23-w3w-d2w WILSON NIJTJANs
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KY DAVENPORT. ALLEN & co.
4 NROCERGES, Nc.-On THURSDAY the 9th
* January, will sell at our auction store at 10
o'clock, an assortment of Groceries, viz
Rio and Laguayra Coffee
Coffee Sugars
Rectited Whskey
Rum, Brandy
Green and black Teas
English dairy Cheese
Molasses, Window Glass
Sole Leather, Bacon, Fish
100 boxes Lemons
TERMs-Uuder 9 90 cash. $780, and over four months
credit for approved paper.
DAVENPORT, ALLEN & CO,
ue 81 Aucts.
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III OTsCE.-Havng determined to close up nv pre-.
sent business, have sold all nv stock of Groceries
to Mr. w ilson w liams, who will future conduct ge
neral Grocery aad Commission Business at nv old stand
public generally. 'A
All persons indebted to by bond or otherwise, are
requested to come forward and settle their accounts as
to settle business soon possible and
for settlement. = ~
de 23-w4W DAT IT pIrrrrn
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TO THE PUKEEE


vHNiiE subscriber has t,ken the Powhatan House in
the city OF Richmond and is prepared entertain in
the best members of the Legislature and the ira
yelling public generally.
Having thoroughly repaired andnewy and handsome
ly FURNISHED this well known ana popular hotel pleasant
y and conveniently located Broad and Governor st.
near the Capitol and City Hail. he feels assured that he
Will be enabled to give satisfaction those who NAV ia
yourhlm with their Patronage
no TT r. f. DARRACOTT
OFFICE FOR RENT.-A large room suita
~ BILE ior an office the floor with the compiling room
OF the Times opposite the Exchange Bank. Sc est
NOThCE Having duly qualified as administratrx
OF the estate OF my late husband John Hitchcock de
ceased and having by power Of attorney duly executed
constituted Edward Y Cannon of the city of Richmond
my attorney IN fact for the purpose of said admnistra
IN the settlement of the said Persons indebted
to will make payment to him; aud those who have
claims against It, will present them him. properly au
thenticated for settlement.
de lO--ts ELEANOR CT HITCHCOCK
NSTICE.-The Undersigned, trustees, to whom
were conveyed in trust the lands of A. D. f cad
III the county of Henrico and near the CITY of Rich
mond which were formerly owned by Reuben Blakey
deceased and which adion the lands of Boya Parkbil
Woodn and Others hereby give notice that thew have
given authority at the request of the grantor and bene
feiarles in said trust to Messrs George Woodn and
henben Boyd to protect said lands from all trespassers
ana tat hereafter any who may be found hunting
smoothing cutting timber committing any oher act of
respass on SAID lands will be prosecuted according to
law. JOSEPH WaYOo w
ED. Y. CANNON
10 ~'-ti Trustees.
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COTTON FACTORY HANDS.


" ANTED to hire for the ing year seventy or
w eighty hands to work in the Manchester Cotton
Factorygirs and boys from twelve to eighteen wears
ofage desired cheyand for such liberal prices will be
paid. "
Also wanted to employ, large number of WHITE
OPERATIVES, both experienced and inexperienc ed
and will pay to such very liberal wages
Application may be ade to the Superintendent Mr.
w whitehead, at the factory, or to the Undersigned
WIN. II. POWERS Agent
de est Office No l4l Mar s,ra'at
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HX DuNIOEs, MONCUEgE s. go.

ssh DUNLOP. HeNCURE 81 GO.
ENR0CERHES ST AUGTBGN.-Cn TIES
~ DAY, 4th Jan, commencing at 10 O'Clock we will
sell at store general assortment of Groceries, consis-
ting in part Of
60 hhds Sugar, part prime quality
Laguayra and Rio Coffee
q Moasses and Syrup
Rye Whiskey, part old and very superior qua
lily
Adamantine and tallow Candles
As bbls apple and peach Brandy
20 do N T. Rum
GunPewder and Pouchong Teas
Mustard
$4,000 genuine Havana Cigars, superior quality
55 bbs pink eye Potatoes
Mol Passport Herrings
Pine apple Cheese
65 hhds prime Bacon
TERMs-Under 800 cash; over that amount a months
credit for approved negotiable paper.
- Sale without regard to weather
DUNLOP, MONCURE Il CO.
de 80 Ano.s
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Watches, JeweIry aud Fancy (I1

NOW OPENING AT THE NEW STORE,
No 1O6 Main Street,
THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF
WATCHES, JEWELRY ~ FANCY GOODS
Ever brought to this market.
HE subscriber having taken lease of the large store
40 LOG Main street, Tor the purpose ofpernaneny
establishing himself for the sale of Goods of the above
description and having great experience in importing
and dealing directly with the manufacturers enables him
to offer great bargains to city and country merchants
The assortment OF WATCHES will be kept co~plete
and for quantity and quality in material and finish they
cannot be exceled in any store ill the country and
be confidently recommended. The assortment off EW-
ELRY will also be kept complete The assortment of
FANCY GOODS would take the whole of one of the
mammoth sheet newspapers describe; suffice it to saw
that the stock amounting to nearly $00000 viii be sold
at as low prices be purchased in any of the North.
ern cities. Please call and examine goods prices
ELIAS HALE
Gift Importer No LOG Main street
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CIVIC AND MILITARY BALL.

n
!eNHE Mon gomery Guard, Capt Patrick T. Moore
beg leave TO inform their friends and the public ii
they intend 10 give their first Civic and Military Ba
on Monday evening, January 10th 1853 at La Fay, e
Hall, celebration of the anniversary of the Company
on which occas they hope receive the liberal suo
PORT OF their friends and fellow citizens.
Their arrangements are such that They hope to b.
able TO give satisfaction all who may honor them
with their company
An engagement has been entered into with an expert
enced caterer to furnish supper and other refreshments
and from his known skill in sech matters, we have
sure guarantee that nothing wi be wanting in his de-
partmen. Good music, ard plenty oil it, has been en-
gagged for the night.
The following gentlemen have been appointed Man.
ayers
Gov Joseph johnson Lieut. M Seagars
ten VIM Lambert Sergt James Collins
Col Walter dWynn WmF Richie
Lieut. Col 6 q Tompkins WIN Watson
mayor August Hugh Il Peasants
Adutant w II II frfison James LYONS
Capt nj Sheppard Jr Johs Il THOMPSON
:. i,M Nlmmo Alexander Moseey
" Augustus Bodeker DR. M p Scott
Ino Richardson Max Downev
" James Caskie VIM Tomlkins
&c Patrick T Moore DR. Ha.kins
Lieut. Arson Richards James Ferguson
V. Crawford RW Hughes
y ddsklns DR. James Conway
TIC Burns Joseph M Myers
Jnn Williamson Edward McAdam
l. w Glazebrook DR. C Gooch
John D1oley Corporal John Ahern
Philip Dornln WIN Inoj,sb
Tickets to admit gentleman 50 50 cents No charge
for Ladies'. 81
Committee OF Arrangements, Lieut. Seager.. serg't
Collins and Corporal Ahern, of whom tickets NAV Be
procured. iasl-dtd
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For beauty Of style have never seen any articles
that would compare with SrABLER'S ANODYNE
CHERRY EXPECTOEANT AND DTARRHCEA
COkDlAL; they have been recommended extensively
In Baltimore by our Physicians, which speaks for the
contents The proprelors selling them such vast
anqemeo,s far Ihr ~ ~ aa. h ar
These suffering with Colds, Coughs, Asthma &c. or Di-
arrhoea should give Them NAL
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

\ N final execution of Deed of Trust from james r.
sutton Jr and wife, SHALL the 18th day of January
next at the hour Of 10 O'clock NJ, in font of the Of
nee Of James i. Sutton, Jr of Bank and 10th
Streets sell to the highest bidder one tract of land in
the county OF Hinds State of Mississippi supposed to
contain 400 acres
Also, three shares stock of the Tuckahoe Railroad
Company. Terms made known at sale.
de % BICK. T.. WINSTON Troataa
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INKE CARRIERS--Coa Holds, Cinder ShoveIs
A. Fire lrons And Irons good supply hand for sale
by
de 90 M ZIMMERMAN
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NHANGHAE FOWLS Just arrived by the
~ schooner Courier, from Boston, "a large and choice
assortment oil the very best varieties of Shanghai fowls
consisting OF the Marsh, Forbes and praby stocks
Also atew pairs OF Gray Chttegong and b ack Span,
ish tor sale 1.-THE Columbian Hotel, Cary street.
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ryTbe Notes of the United States Bank
will be redeemed at the Office of Messrs Mott & Bevil
next doorto the Exchange Bank.
Also at my Office on Shockoe HILL
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MEXICAN MUSTANG LTNTMENT-

8 prepared upon the immuable PRINCIPLES of nanre-
alter carefully studying and experimenting with The
various elements of its composition upon the different
diseases Tor which it is recommended There is no
guess work or chance hazard abont it, 1t acts upon
street chemical physiological and organic laws and can
therefore be depended upon with perfect certainty in
curing rheumatism, Piles, Bruises Barns Ulcers
Sprans or Sores, of any kind, and for sore or caked
breasts, chopped hands, letters or ringworms. The
this. - i o' W
Mr. William Johnson for the last five years a citizen
OF Baltimore, and now the proprietor of the fine Hotel
In Savannah, known the Marshall House has favored
US with the following certificate
The Mexican Mustang Imminent has beer used in nv
family and on my planation for great variety of dis
eases requiring an external application and has never
tailed to give mmc diate relief and effect permanent
cure. have cured several cases of RheunatsIu Thai
mad resisted the skill OF best physicians lthas
cured ltlngworms by single application Chilbains IN
few days, ioohache Immediately, Fiost bites Cuts
Sores and Corns, by few applications; Nervous Head
every thing, and il has always cured. consider il the
best medicine have used.
WILLIAM JOHNSON
Savannah, June oath 1852.
EXTRAORDINARY CURE OF WRY NECK "A
gr twelve years old. at Mrs. Persons
IN Cleveland Oho had been subject to frs from infan-
cy. Inc Spinal column considerably curved and
the head Was so lar drawn down by the contraction of
tue muscles OF the neck hat rested on the right shout
DER Large Jumps ortumors formed the sides OF her
neck and under her Jaws -Four weeks ago thew com.
manced using the Mustang Llnment on her. In Two
weeks the contracted muscles relaxed the limos
had all disappeared, the neck became slaughtered aud
Tue heduwa erect. de 10
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20 EDss RENT, the upper part of tencmeu Nos
10 76 Main street. one door below the sulrcrber
price si50 Also large room over store, appyto
sc 10 RAGLAND e BROTHER
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oe3l FRY K McCANDLISH.
z ERR have on hand my yard on the
hA canal, very extensive and well assorted stock of
Lumber comprising all descriptions of Boards Scqn ne
&c, suited TO building and other purposes asy
100000 feet inch Boards
$4,000 do Weather do
5000 do rough Flooring do
10000 do Baltimore dressed do do
4o0D0 do J. !, and inch do
10000 do ainch do
1000 do Maple and Poplar do
$4,000 do Pine Scantlng and Framing, various
sizes
$4,000 do q and inch Joist, various Lengths
10000 do white Oak Sc. ntng 3x3 to axI2
10000 do season Tobacco box Beads low price
1000 do Fencing Posts Shingles &c &c
In the above may be fouEd good Fluvanna
Lumber as have ever offered
Persons wishing to enclose lots have favorable OPP
portanity to buy can furnish the posts and SUPERIOR
article of boards for the purpose at a low rate
de 23-law3w G. WAITUAJT
ONDON PORTER, sAL1D 0it
~ Port Wine Dates, bigs
Choae green Teas
Spanish Cigars
For sale by
DAVENPORT, ALIEN & co.
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DIED,

DIED,
On Saturday morning. January 1s at the residence of
Mrs. S. J. Blair, VIRGINIA WALTHALL, infant
daughter of J. B. and B. s. Watkins aged months and
+26 DAVIS
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THURSDAY-Delaware ex, No 5-CapitsI. AZ OF
IS Nosr 10 drawn. Tickets g.
THURSDAY-Delaware No 5--Captal $4,000
70 Nos, Ia drawn. Tickets S.