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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-13
by Larun "a ShIns

II NIGHT, commencing at O'Clock, we will SELL ut
our store, No. "a Main street, large assortment of
Staple and Fancy Goods embracing almost svery ar
tcle in the fancy line, and suitable for tho city and
country trades
ALSO-Will be offered an extensive stock Of Eng
lish Gold Patent Lever Watches; Gold Ankers and
Cylinders; Patent Silver Levers, Anchors and CYL
ndeTs. ~ 81. -f.t asf
ALSO-A splendid lot of Gold Plated Watches Of
all styles; together with large stock Of Double Barrel
Guns, Pistols &c, &c.
Country Merchants would do well to attend these
Sales as great bargains may be- expected. Goods
oc Cts LARUs SHINE. ,Aucts
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FUTURE DAYS.
ny Neddin & Apper~en,

1 rs u
| VEnY DESIRABf4EPRIyAT i.
I - NJ HOUSE ON GRACE sTREET FOR SAIf
I A1GItON--Willbe sold on WEDNESDAY, a
commencing at O'Clock that realv esir.by Ia .
esasnce on the South side Of Grace sfreef betweer
ana oth sfrees now in the occupancy Of Dr. Boz
The lot fronts shout a feet, rms brek tss f... :
The dwelling u remarkably well bnilt md i,as ever
M that a,usiy found IN such house.
The location is among the hest in the civ Tsrn.
onethrd cash. balance payable 10th August 1851 for
bond bearing interest, the same PAYABLE half
si.;s a e aaS E; I: Es
Deed Of Trust from Benjamin r. Prenfis and
hieeina NJ bis wife, bearing date October 18TH 1855
and recorded in Clerks Office Of the County Court 81
wife, we win, on SATURDAY, December q 1855,
proceed 20 sell at public auefion Oft the residence
the said Prenfis, IN the county Henrico the follow
ing property commencing at IL osciock.l ~ 3
LIST. That tract of land known as aSbady Grove ON
which Benjamin f. Prentis now resides lying on the
mountain Road IN the county OF Henrco about eleven
mites north OF Richmond and two miles from the
dred acres. SO
The land is Of good quality, well adapted to the
growth of wheat, corn, hay and OATS and has been
highly improved. ABORTION OF it Is now well set in
clover and grass IL Is divided in the usual propor
tons into wood and arabic.
The improvements consist of good Frame Dwell
ing, containing six rooms, Kitchen, large Ice
House, Negro Quarters &c and all the other build
iHts htCeesdTy IOI farming Inc stable has been
Gently bnlit and is very fine one, with accomrnoda-
tons for thirty horses and large amount of forage
&C. There are also Blacksmith Shop and Wheel
wright Shop, both having good RIM of custom
The location renders this property desirable as a
bought Ii. s-1'"si
The tract will be sold either in body Or in parcels
to suit purchasers
IND That tract of land lying on the Mountain
hoaar immediately adjoining the above, and known
es free HILL" containing sixty-seven and three
ID tract OF wood land containing forty.four and
e-elsth acres lying short distance from the above
ana an immediately adjoining the lands Of Dr. John nj
sheppard, John ID. Thomas and Others and known a.
pars OF the Oak Grove" tract Its proximity to the
nalloao, makes this a very valuable tract, as the
wood can always be sold at good price at the rond
4th. All the household and kitchen furniture all the
Iafming implements and all the tools used In the
biacksmlth and Wheelwright Shops 4
Mt Prentis will take pleasure in showing the nro
perry 10 any person wishing to purchase.
5TERMs.-For the land, one-third cash. the balance
IN equal insalment at six twelve and eighteen months
bearing interest, and secured by bond and deed of
srnst Tor the personal property all sums under
nv cash. on all sums of $50 and upwards credit of
months, bond and security being given.
WIN. w. CRUMP,
VIM H. LYONS
,l'-1awioD.dtd Trustees.
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CRAIG ALUM SPRINGS, Craig County
~ Va.-The propietors Of these Springs, which
putaon in the counties surrounding them, have been
induced put the water in barrels for tho convent
For the present, the price Is fixed at a rate which
barely covers cost of barelns and the carriage.
Its healing virtues are beyond question. The fol.
lowing certificate from DR.. Carper, leading and we'll
known physician In Botetourt county, ID selected from
many Of equal responsibility and forces
~ FiscAsrLE' BorE inss IT, Co ssss YAH
Having been called on by the proprstors Of The
s'Craig Ainm springsn TO express my opinioRef is
medicinal virtues hereby state, that have examn-
ed the analysis of the water tade BY Prof Boothe u
Phiadelphis) and believe well adapted to cure dis
tenn; and can further state that have known sons re-
markable effected by it, in scFofhtous sIee-
tions and diseases Of the digestive orsan. - -.
The water has been analysed By Processes Doothe
of Philadelphia, who says sxsysssss So sssa
the snaIy indicates win prove valuable I'D fs tho
physcian. Is position in the healthy mountain
son Of Virginia, about equidistant from many 81 the
sulphur and other well known springs efthe State,
confer higher value upon the Stipulated Cbaiybinse
of Craig county. Very respectfully,
Eraptye diseases, arrangement Of the liver, ay.-
pepsa &c. have yielded 70 the power of this water,
and prove its efficacy whereverit hiss been tried.
This very valuable water is for sale N barrels It
PuRcELL LADD ! Co; prssis.
no 29-dtsif AEents for the Proprietor.
| Tx TkA MOTH Es-s9oUnet01mx Tor q
i Il FEws-Jast received alsFse supply Of heavy Wsx
and Rnsset Upper Leather Al the Leather Depot old
i established stand. as AZ ssHssHsaEs
WANTED-Roush Skirtins, for which the highest
market price will be paid in CASH - SIS
| sa J0S. IL cOLQUITT, Agent,
de fo---lw Successor 90 VIM. II. Sniton, deed.
4 ETATE LE(sIAI.ATlYK FlCTNHk.-
| - On Monday, Dec, 10th. shal commence the
portraits Of the new memhers to continpe tlle col
lection Of the last eight years which are finally = b
s. the property the State Library. Tue gentlemen
copy will b presented 70 those members that petxe
| xe our establishment during the sesson. No chaFs
81 VIM. A. R1A1T,s
dc io---at paxuerrian 0Allssy. ~ Malh =.
/. COMMITTING EXTRA..-A lee ef MrE
2 - TARD BY the pound. just re<eived ltteen1<us
!. u the best Londea, and ~ lMlf The pre-
!. u Il aaNsS& . III x[{W EXkb
deli 90 M1zn. o1senf.
!. VkNIHON HAMe...A nice ~ ~ nale
do u bu110N 6&&kNa0W
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by Dunlop, Nfsncarc q Go.
STOCK OF GROCERIES, &c, AT ACC.
- TiON. On FRIDAY, the fifth inst. commencing
at 10 O'clock we will sell our stock Of GROCERIES,
comprising many desirable goods consisting In part
Hs Sugar, Coffee and Candies
Cigars and Tobacco
Brandy, Whiskey and Rum , @
Vinegar, and Wines Of various kinds
Wooden Ware, Brooras
Bed Cords, Leading Lines
Malls. Soap, aud many other articles, suited 70
the trade. 1859 @5ss
TERMs--tndsr $lo0, cash: over &i00, months Gre
dit, for approved negotiable payer. g .......
HUNT 4 HARVEY.
Y ~ Sale conducted by DUNLOP. MoNcuxE Co.
Alcts de- 10
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BY Thomas w. kcesee.
NOTICE TO WHOM 1T MAY CON-
Germ Il viii, on the I'D day of December, sell
at auction, at the Horse Auction Lot near the Gas
Works at 10 o'clock one Bay Mare belonging to DR..
r. X. ylor to pay Livery bill. The said Mare was
placed in my stable on the 10th day of August last by
MFR. VIM. Forbes, on said Tayors account
B. +. LIPSCOMB.
Sale conducted by THos. w. KEEsEE, Auct
do 1aS -
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BY Taylor e Williams.

by Taylor e WiiIia5sss.
CgMMIssIGNEKya SALE or In.
ar i rHkUwEn REAL ESTATE ON LEIGH ST.,
- AsLliON:-Fursnant to decree of the Circuit
1onrt Ent the City OF Richmond entered 18th June
49, ~ ne case OF Crenshav and ais, vs. Glenn and
ena Enders sxecntSrs rs Glenn and a the sub
~ VIII. on FRIDAY, the 18th December 1855 at
Honss and Lot the north side Of Leigh ne Adam
Hon.s now Occupied BY Mr. Jacob Hrshman The
nM.seEohtains about sroOtns with o Kitchen &c
ana good endorsers, title to be retained until The mr.
TAYLOR Wu.LtaMs Auets. 'NS noaa
AlsE OF THE + c RNTTU RAR
coMoTIrvuEE I Ho Asp COOP WILL OF THE 10
uAf 18th December, at 10 o'clock. A. M ~ The 70.
fono,lse House. corner of 5th and Byrd street, Wi,
"r Of R .ns entire stock Of Furniture therein consist
anlos, &c Also the Bar Fixtures and the kev oftbs
Ao y. ~ ~iIh tavern LICENSE. Terms cash
ae Y TAYLOR l. WILLIAMS, Auc,s. 8
DoNsdES M MlHh FOR SALE ATAUCT
pon 'ne premises viii be sold that beautiful little
earn arm Known a. Dove Hill, on which MT Samuel
the rirsr ro assaes situated miles from the city on
fa Z, Ri Norton aud Mrs Clarke. ->s"oi' az
mere are 4ii acres of handsome half in wood, the
crops win indicate The dwelling as son u
hn,,a sheo, front and rear pofches; kitchen smoke
AZ. ais yiae
sme Guy tins offers inducements, and such wnnH do
WEI I'll 70 examine It previous to the SALE W.
KMs; one-tourth cash, balance at and month.
secured BY deed of trust : = - '''o"'ti''
de TAYLOR 4 WILLIAMS. Anct. i
VALuABLE REAL ESTATE AT THE
CORNER OF 18th AND FRANKIfN sTS
ALAUCIION-OnW WEDNESDAY. 10Th Dece,nhsr'
sold vauable Brick Tenementp ana o will ,s be
Southwest corner of franklin and 18th streets
and for many years occupied by Mr. James Snton q.
Soap Factory. ''oA 90
The Lot fronts "A feet inches on Franklin street
with depth of about so feet '''tee''
The location of the property renders It very wilma
Die for the purpose for which it is now used or for
any other business - .o'
Terms will be made known at the time of sale
de 3 TAYLOR Il WILLIAMS, Aucts
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS IN THE
v TOWN OF SIDNEY ON THE PLANK ROAD.
NEAR THE FAIR GROUNDS, AT AUCTION -
On THURSDAY, Goth December, at 81 o'clock P M .
upon the premises, viii he sold Lot No in the Plan
of Sidney, situated at the Northeast intersection OF
Dover street, or the Plank Road with Laurel street
adjoining the Lot of VIM. Smith, and opposite Green's
Row. -HiE ,
The Lot fronts l55 feet on the Plank Road runs back
l9 feet to 20 it. alley, and will be divided into five
Lots, according to plan to he exhibited at the sale
These are among the most valuable Lots in the town
of Sidney fEF xEf AZ
Terms at SALE TAYLOR l. WILLIAMS
de b AuctiOi1eers.
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4 TUs IS TO CERTIFY that my daughter had been
suffering with Chronic Diarrhoea for about ten yesrs
and had heen attended by several prominent. ply si-
tais, h failed in receiving any permanent relief I'M
der their Treatment During the last sprng and
lu.r she Was induced to try Bakers Premium Bit
tcrs. and from the time she commenced the use of
them 81" began TO improve and is now, az consider
perfectly cured.
1855 VIM FOLKES
You can be supplied by calling on Messrs. FUR
generally. de IL
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S, -a~ IoD,1td Trustees
CsONMISSIONEK,S SATE OF TyyO
- SMALI. TRACTS OF LAM In HENRiC6,

[ .OMMlSSlONEk,S 5 L E OF TWO
~, ~ Small. TRACTS OF LAND IN HENRICO
NEAN DEEP RUN CHURCH.---in pursuance of a
decree entered August 9tl 1855 in the case of Cole
enc DINERS against Cole and Others pending in the
county Court OF Henrico county, SHALL as Commits
slengr 1heren appointed for that purpose, proceed
the 18th day of December 1885, at IL
O'Clock, M, to sell at public auction on the premises
the two small tracts Of Land lying adjacent to each
other In said county about ten miles from the city of
tanning twenty and half acres more or less and
the other containing ten and half acres more or
being property of which the late Joseph Cole free
man of color, decd, seized - -
TERMS: One-third cash and the residue in two
equal Instruments at six and twelve mouths the pur-
chaser giving bonds carrying interest from the day of
until the purchase money is fully paid.
no 30--tds JOHN HOWARD Con,r
Sale conducted by GonpIN APPERsnN Ancts
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CONSULATE OF FRANCE IN KI1;H-
u MOND-The farmers of the State of Virginia.
and ighboring States and all other persons engaged
in raising animals intended for farming or any other
purposes-such as Oxen, Cows, Sheep, Hogs Poultry
Of all kinds, &c, &c.-wi please to take notice that
there will be universal concourse opened in Paris
from the Esd May to 9TH June 1856, and from the 22d
May to the It'll June, 1857; when premiums will be
awarded to the best specimens of the above
ed animals The exhibition will likewise be opened,
and premiums delivered for all kinds OF Tools lnstru
srenr, Ppodnes viii N aso be ad,aad t :, Of
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ds II No 2a1 Broad street.
,NO.m0NG 81 TIr,IAN, NlanuIncIa-

a y
III leIs Of aud Dealers in Gents Clothing and FUR
rn-hus Goods have in store, open for the winter
trade. the largest and most varied assortment of
them.
We have $50, n0aworth of Gents Wearing Apparel,
made in the best manner, and the assortment con-
aius such selections in color quality and cut as TO
i.rct the wants Of community.
Remember, store ls 10 Main st.. where we pro-
,,.se showing much style and beauty as can be
f1,iud ia market. GROSHONG & TEPMAN
De Main ST
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BY Kent, Paine & Co.

BY Aenf, Paine ~ 20.
GOE OOO WORTH OF DRY GOODS,
sD-SC,VUU AT AUCTION.--0n MONDAY, the
18th inst commencing at 10 o'clock, will sell at
the store of Messrs. Willingham, Elicit Co., who
about making change in their business, their
tire stock STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
without limit or The stock embraces large
and varied assortment of desirable goods and is well
worthy the attention of dealers. --
TERMs-Under 4 100, cash; under $780, months
credit; over $780, mos. credit for approved paper.
de 10 KENT, PAINE CO, Aucts.
A DMINISTKATOR,S SALE OF LAND
N NC. IN CHESTERFIELD--Will be sold at
public auction on THURSDAY, December 10th, at
IL o'clock A. NJ, valuable Farm, situated in Ches-
terfeld county, about Smiles from Richmond imme-
dlately on the Danville Railroad, known chow
LETfsS," containing 500 acres about half clear
ed and the balance in good pine and oak wood. There
is good dwelling, and all necessary houses on the
premises The Farm will be divided or sold in one
body. may suit the wishes Of purchasers
Will be sold at the same time aud place. excel
lent Mules with Harness; a number of Oxen Lot
of Lumber, Coopers Tools, &c. "a
After the sale of the above, there win also be sold
negro man named HENRY, about 40 years OF age,
who is good farm hand. ga =
TERMs-accommodating and made known on the
day of sale. HENRY W. FISHER,
slls sA@ 30 8Ha BENZ. HATCHER, & 80
Administrators nf the esfafa of NJ f3rpau. decd.
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DUKLIC SALE OF STUCK IN VIK.
i GINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.-Pursuant to
authority in vested by McCurdy Voyles, late
contractors upon sections No. 50 and ST. of the Vr-
snia Central Railroad will offer at public sale to
the highest bidder for cash at the office Of Goddn
Apperson Auctioneers in the city of Richmond on
the 3rd day of December 1855. at II o'clock, A. M
all of the STOCK and SHARES OF STOCK, in the
Virginia Central Railroad Company, to which the
said McCurdy aud Vowles became entitled under the
contract with said Company for the construction OF
sections, No 50 and 81 OF said Company's work
STERRITT * BELL,
Agents and Trustees for McCurdy Vowles, &c.
ELECTROMAGNETIC above sale is postponed
until the 29th of February, 1856. i de 8--tds
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NOTICE.--WiII be sold mt public auction,
on the premises in the upper end of Charles City
county five miles from James River and fifteen from
the city of Richmond on FRIDAY. December Dist at
III o'clock A. NJ f fair if not the next fair day)
tract of Land containing 500 acres, together with
Steam Saw Mill, with two Saws capable of saving
from four to FIVE thousand feet of Lumber per da "
with all the implements required to carry on this b-
siness.
| will also sell 10 likely Mules, work Horses 8
Wagons CarTyloss and Harness. all in good order
will sell the Land in tract divide it in lots
it required so by persons wishing to procure small
farms. The land is all in its origins growth except
about fifty acres, which ia heavily tinbered with Sc
cond growth pne suitable for cord wood or charcoal
purposes. would call the attention of farmer mill
ers and machinsts generally to the SALE The Mill
be made useful for grst and wheat threshing as
well as saving purposes. F
Terms will be made accommodating, and made
known the day of SALE '-@s a5-az
/ .-= ! sass sseik JAMES W. BINFORD
To The property can be shown by Mr. FoLKEs,
who is the place, any time until the day of sale.
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DUBLIC HIRING OF NEEKOEs.-yVin

DUBLIC HIKING OF NEf:ltOES.-Vill
4 be hired, for the year next ensuing, 1885, at
Wakefield in Hanover county, (the farm next ad-
joining Mr.. Geo. w. Doswell to the highest bidder,
49, 1855, upwards Of THIRTY NEGRoES, consisting
of men, women boys and girls. Some of them have
been raised to house work, and some are irst-rate
Farm hands.
They viii be hired to remain in the country as
farm hands and house servants they have been
customed; and NONE or THEM HIRED To
LABOR ON PUBLIC WORKS, or in occupations consid-
cred dangerous
Bond with approved security viii be required in
every instance. b. w. RICHARDSON,
de 3-tdsk Ex,or of Mrs Judith Smith, decd
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SOMETHING ExTkA.--A .Iee ef Mus
= TARD By the poand. Just received Iefeen1<rior
asn g H.as. 60.
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NLOTHING, CLOTHING.-I have no1

CLOTHING, CLOTHING.-I have now
~ open an unusually large stock of superior Rea:
DIV made Clothing for the season, embracing all OF
the very latest styles of every variety, from finest
to lowest grades Having attained the highest repu'
tston of selling the best made work. have only to
and for want Of money, owing to hard times am
compelled to reduce my stock, at the very lowest
cash prices. The great panic about money will not
be regsrded Notes of all solvent Banks will be Ia
ken without discount.
Those who wish to lay out their money to the
greatest advantage solicited to examine my stock
before purchasing elsewhere Stock on hand must
go, without netting profit.
I'D. GOODMAN, No. 134 Main at,
de20 Opposite Eagle Square
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A DAMS e. CO.'S NEW YORK, VIR.
~ GINA AND NORTH CAROLINA STEAM
SHIP EXPRESS, PER UNITED STATES MAIL
STEAMERS ROANOKE AND JAMESTOWN. 10
AND FROM NEW YORK, RICHMOND. Pc
TER6BURG, kc., &c, kc.-Hsving effected arrange
ments with the u g. mail line Of steam from New
York to Norfolk and Richmond foxe sEcIAL ExpREss
PRIvILEGEs on that route, we an now prepared 20
receive and forward, to and from New York MER-
CHANDISE and PACKAGES of every description
with dispatch and at greatly reduced rates
Our Express will leave New York every Wednes.
day and Saturday per splendid steamers ROANOKE
and JAMESTOWN alternately. Goods win be- rs.
eeived at our New York ONCE So Broadwsy, until -
O'Clock, P. M on the day of sailing.
Merchants and others ordering goods from New
York, are requested to order by adams COZ
STEAMSHIP EXPRESS
Our inland Express will run q heretofore, leavina
New York and Richmond daily, in charge Of special
messengers All Goods not marked to % Via the in
land routs. win be forwarded By the Hesmer Ex.
J. L. McD0NOUGH, Agent, Richmond
NOTICE.-Express packages for Nor.
folk, Petersburg and Richmond, intsndsd for ship
nsnt Per stsameu Roanoke OF jamestown, viii
hereafter BE- rsesiyed BY ADAMS Z CO.. 50 Brosd.
~ Who are the only authorized assntsfor Express
Snsusees ~ those steamahips.
LUDLAM 4 RLEAGAN1D,
8 Broadway. New YoFk.
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TOHN r.. COOK. havinp withdrawn fro
I UMBER AND SHINGLES.

A200 900 #. clear Canada White Pine long lengths
and all sizes.
100 900 it. easoned Buttonwood, superior quality
100000 Fl. SO and inch Oak, for tobacco boxes.
$4,000 #. 5 Poplar.
$4,000 #. N Carolna Dressed Flooring.
1000 1t. 5.4 Dressed Flooring.
10000 #. II. u. 2, 8 and inch Buffalo Ash.
10000 #. l, II, 2 and finch Rock Maple.
10000 #. ga N Carolina Ship Plank.
10000 it, SO, l, H. 2 and inch Black Walnut.
10000 #. II. and 5 inch White Hickory.
10000 #. 1, Il, and inch Cherry.
100, 900 large Cypress Shingles.
AIso-Mahoganv Plank and Scantling; which we
offer at low prices and on accommodating terms.
ia9 BELVIN J. PARKER.
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NEW BOOK BINDERY.

III BKOAD STKEET, RICHMOND, VA.
WE have now open in connection with
w our Book and Stationery Establishment .
BINDERY, and have employed the best workmsu
to be had; aud we now prepared to execute Bind
ing in Muslin, Parchment, Turkey. Morocco, Russia
Cali, Velvet and all kinds Of Fancy Work. ALSO Cigsl
Cases Porte Monnaies, Jewellers Trays, &c
Hat Tips and Bootmakerl Labels, In gold or slye,
Leather, manufactured at the shortest notice.
Blank Books ruled and made to any pattern.
We are also prepared to Emboss and Gid Muslin
work for Publishers at low prices.
AS the end OF the year il at hand, persons having
MAGAZINES and Pamphlets on hand would do we'll to
send them in and have them bound and thus pre
served in an attractive and permanent form.
de 1t HAROLD l. MURRAY
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CHEER UP BOYS.

" Wuueyb scdrc6 ana Times look dark,
Yet still We grope for thee,
And like Hopes soft but hallowed spark,
We hope better times may be-
Ns Hope that crowns the martyr,s head.
AND may this next New Year
" NE nope and Comfort In the she'd
wv where now it drops tear.
u And all for moneys ssIs' ainA
Tb An an %a .sa, the poor 70 quake. ~
The mschsnic p rishs the poor mans rights,
FOR deeds from them HE sbin;n
Ii breaks the oppressor's chain. hsnts'
w9Is hope has pleased Sou all,
Up Governor Street just give call
On BILL BARTHOLOMEW
de- Is Wstch M"
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r NO TIC E.-PREMIUM

TORY, No: l27 Main st.-The subscriber re-.
turns his thanks to his friends, customers.
and the public generally for the liberal patronage he
mas received from them and hopes by strict atten.
tion 20 BUSINESS to merit continuance of the same
assuring them that pains will be spared either on
ton to all. e0 '-'"o-
Of all in want of BOOTS, SHOES TRUNKS CAR.
rET bAGS, VALICES, &C.. to his assortment. az
they VII always find large stock to select from Ell.
delphis, New York and Eastern work. of the hest
mat can be had and at prices as low as any other
mouse In the Southern country of the same quality
ALEX. HILL,
Manufacturer and Dealer in Boots Shoes
Trunks, Carpet Bags &c, No. III Main st.,
Richmond, Va.
Ladies', gentlemen's, boys misses and
ehildrsn's Boots and Shoes, of every description.
ner, at the shortest notice. in 10
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-. Atanisy daughter Of the late biahop Of Nor.
rh. kss asiAl with additional nurses for the east
go rsl.sorcs he corps under ths dirsct0u Of Mss
hoaesis. nlss Stanley b cousin Of Lord Stan
- g AldeIlsg. ard 10 Hos. w. o. Stanley, n.
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STILL THEY COME

have just received this morning by Ex-
press, another large assortment of the following
Goods:
Ladies' thick sole Morocco Buskins. fieecs lined.
very warm, for winter wear
Ladies' thick sole Morocco and Goatskin Bootees
soles. ''o'
Misses and children's Morocco and Goatskin Boo.
tees warranted to wear well for school shoes
ment of Winter Shoes and Caters, which we will
sell cheap, so as to make room for new stock of
Goods in the spring. ~
Ladies' we invite you, one and ALL to call and look
at our Shoes which you will find to be the chssnsst
in town certain. c. s. MAIJRICE
-, l5l Main st., Eagle Square, Richmond, Va.