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wilkesboro, ~ miles and back, wesk
Leave Hsnponvillc Sunday at PM
Arrive at Wllkcsboro' next day by pm;
Leave WIlkesboro Monday 81 PM
Arrive a, Hampt nyille next day by 81 ln
57ei From Wukssboro' by Lewis Fork Stony Fork, and
Roherwood, 10 Bosne, Al miles and back. once a
Leave wilkeshorot Tuesday al S am;
Arrive at b zone day by m;
Leave Boone w ednesday OF s M
Arrive at WilkeSboro' same day by pm.
57s2 From wlkesboro by ElkyiIe, Fort Defiance, Ls-
noir, and Copenhagen, to Morgsntown, - miles
and back, week, with an additional "Trip from
Wilkesboro, by EIkyle and Fort Defiance to
Lenor, 80 miles aad back. by Kings Creek and
Warrior Creek.
Leave Wikesboro' Monday at 8 am;
Arrive at Morganton next day by ~ m;
Leave Morg anlon Tuesday at PINT
Arrive at Wilkesborc' next day by Z pms
Leave Wlkesboro Friday at 8 a M
Arrive at Lenor same day by 7pmi
Leave Lenor Saturday at m;
Arrive at Wkesboro' same day by pm.
$3.50 From Wnkesboro' by Hay Meadow, Trap Hill,
Elk Spur, Gap Civil and Potato Greek, to Mouth
of Wilson, SIS niles aud back, week.
Leave WIkesboro' The rsday at y m;
Arrive at Mouth Of wilson next day by PM
Leave Mouth Of Wilson Wednesday at am;
Arrive at Wilkesboro' next day by pm
Proposals 70 commence at Brcr Creek Will be con-
sidered
575s From Jefferson, by Hilton and Manly to Big
Meadow, Va, 26 miles and back, once week
Leave jeff rson Tuesday at IL IA;
Arrive stBg Meadow next day by Hams
Leave Big Meadow "Wednesday al IL m;
Arrive at Jefferson day by IAN.
5755 From Jefferson Gap Creek ~ miles and back,
a week.
Leave Jefferson Monday AT a m;
Arrive Gap Greek same day by IL M;
Leave Gap Greek Monday at m;
Arrive at Jefferson DAY by pm.
5l66 From Gap Civil, by A. b, McAlians, Flint Hill,
Laurel Spring, and PeakIand, to Jefferson, rs
miles and back, once week.
Leave Gap Civil Thursday at 8 m;
Arrive at Jefferson day by 5 m;
Leave Jefferson Friday at m;
Arrive at Gap Civil same day by IN.
57s7 From Hay Meadow 10 Mulberry, 8 miles and back,
in two weeks
Leave Hay Meadow every other Friday at m;
Arrive al Mulberry same day byl0ami
Leave Mulberry every other Friday at Ill I'M;
Arrive at Hay Meadow day by 2 pm.
57S5 From Rockford, by Richmond Hill and Mount
Nebo, TO Yadkinv,le, Is ailes and back, twice a
week. eM
Leave Rockford Tuesday and Saturday ar l2m;
Arrive at YadkinvlIe same days by 5 pm;
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Leave Ashborough Wednesday at 5 a m;
Arrive At Troy same day by7pmi
Leave Troy Tuesday at . a m;

a Leave Ashborough Wednesday at sam;
Lave Troy Tuesday AZ a m,
Arrive at Ashboroueh some day by 6pm
s75s From wsdesboro', by Wines Store, White Hin
Lanes Creek Beaver Dam, Richardson's
Creek Jes kn's Store Gonrd Vine, Hammond's
Store and Diamond Hl, 10 Wadesboro, equal 10
"a m,Iea and hack, once a week.
Leave Wsdesboro' saturday at 3 a m;
Auiye at Wadesboro' next day by 8 pm.
$3.50 From Wadesboro, by Lanesboro, Monroe G II ),
Coburns Store, stevenss Mills. orrsie and Hor-
nets Nesi, 10 Charlotte, 60 miles and back, once
Leave wadesboro' Saturday a ~ M
Arrive al Cha lote day by 6pm
Leave Charlotte Monday at Gam;
Arrive at Wadesbofo' next day by l2
57s7 From Wsdesboro'. by Lislcyis and Pee Dee, TO
Dunas's Stora, 10 miles and bas X once week
Leave Wadesboro Saturday al m;
Arrive a, Dumas's Store day by ~ m;
Leave Dumas's Store Saturday nj . m;
Arrive al Wadcsboro day by D % M
s7ss From Abemare, by Ehrds Mills, Morgan Mills
Loves Level and Caravans Mills, to Clear
Crsea, and return by Rowiandsvlle, equal to 81
miles and back once week.
Leave Abeniarle Wednesday at Pm;
Arrive at Clear Creek day by 2pa;
Leave Ciear Creek Thursday at ~ p m;
Arrive at Abemarle day by . pm.
s75s From AIbemare Swia Island miles and back,
once q week.
Arrive al SWIM Island same day by p ms
Leave Swift Island Thursday a, a ms
Arrive at Albemare same day by 10
s1e0 From Cheraw, by Sewarsto~n, Rocking ham,
Dockery's Store, and Bear Branch TO Melon
ad,s Mills 80 miles and back, week.
leave Cheraw Thursday at 7 m;
Arrive Al McI)onad's MiIls day by m;
Leave McDonald's Mills Friday at Sans
Arrive al Cheraw day by pm.
,,sI From Troy, by BarrisvIe, Wind Hill, Jackson
Hill, Brnglos Ferry, Cslanbra, and Healing
Springs, 10 Salisbury, 81 miles and back once a
week.
Leave Troy Thursday al 8 m;
ss Arrive at Salisbury next day by 6p M
Leave Salisbury Saturday at S m;
Arrive at Troy Monday by a m.
,7e3 From Reid Greek, by Ffanknvlile, Soap Stone
Mount Troy's Store TO Reid Creek, % miles,
equal to II miles and back.
Leave Reid Creek Friday at Ia m;
Arrive at Reid Creek same day by p
s36s From Hilsdae, by Summerheld and Oak Ridge TO
~ Kernersyllle, ~ miles and back, week
Leave HIlsdale Monday Mt m;
Arrive at Kerncrsyille same day by 2m;
Leave KerneIsvile Monday at M
Arrive ut Hillsjale day by 6pm.
7sa From Reidsvie, by Iawsonvie and Independence,
10 Black well 5, Is miles and back, twice week to
Lawsony lle and week residue
Leave Rcidsylc Tuesday at 10 m;
Arrive at Blackwell same day by 2pm
Leave Black wells Tuesday at p m;
Arrive at Reidsville day by pm;
Lcas RcdsvIle Saturday ut IL m;
Arrive at Jacksonville same day by 2pm;
Leave Lawsonyle Saturday at 3 M
r. II -. III. Ia 10y
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Leave Gamers Ford Tuesday at I'm;
Arrive at Dallas day by6pms a
Leave Dallas W eiresday at q
Arrive Al Careers Ford same day by s m
SUI From AshesIe, by Sulphur Springs Avery's
Creek. Mill RIVER Boison, Caytonvie, Da-
vidson'a River, Caihey's Creek, Cberyfeld, Hog
Back Valley, and Georgetown, Cashiers VAL
ley, "A miles and back, a week.
Leave AshsvilIe Friday al sam;
Arrive at Cashiers Valley next day by ms
Leave Cashiers Valley Wednesday at 8 a m;
Arrive al Asheyiie next cay by p
Proposals to divide this route at Caiheys Creek will
be considered
sos Frsm Ashcsitle, by Sulphur Springs, Hommeny
Creek, Pigeon River, Forks Of Pigeon, Wsynes-
vile, Peru, SCOTS Creek, Franklin, Skeeneh,
Aquone, Head Tennessee, Valieytown, and To-
nola, 10 Murphy, 1854 miles, twice week.
Leave Ashcviie Monday and Friday at 8 am;
Arrive at Murphy Wednesday and Sunday by 7
Leave Murphy Monday and Thursday at a M
Arrive at Asheyile Wednesday and Saturday by ]
$500 From Ashsvls, BY Turkey Creek, Sandy Ma.h,
Spring Creek, Fines Creek, Crab Free, Jonathan .
Creek and Basom Mountain, TO Waynesvlle,
GA miles and back, a week.
Leave Asheville Friday at 6 an;
Arrive 81 WaynesyIile next day by 3 p m;
Leave WaynesviIle Wednesday al 6 a m;
Arrive at Ashevilc next day by m.
$50 From Ashcve by Flat Creek, Glberts, Ivy Bend
Bull Creek, Walnut Creek, Jewell Hill, Indian
Gap, Double Springs, Gahsgen's, Big Laurel,
Sulphur Springs, Tenn, loves and White Sui
phur, to Line Stone Springs, S. miles and back,
Leave Ashevle Monday at 6 M
Arrive at Lime Stone Springs next day by m;
Leave Lime Stone Springs Wednesday, ut 6 ami
Arrive at Ashsvilc next day by 6 pm
5sll From Morgan,own, by Bnndetown, Mountain
Home, Mnersvle, and Cuba, to Rutherfordton, 80
miles and back twice a week.
Leave Morgantown Wednesdays and Saturdays at
5Lm;
Arrive at Rutherfordton days by Tpm;
Leave Rntherfordton Tuesdays and Fridays at q
m;
Arrive at Morgantown days byTpm
5si2 From Morganown, by Rridgewatcr, Marion c. H.,
Old Fort. and Swanano, TO Ashevie, SO miles and
back, twice week.
Leave Morgantown Sunday and Wednesday at 1
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.S1kA Lewis and Lee
Brown and Bob purchased of John P. Porter OF
Bath county, LIST October. Brown is % years OF
age, feet inches high, stoutly made, slightly bow
feet inches high black complexion, and long bushy
head of hair with very high forehead Charles war
purchased of VIM. II. McDannard of Bath county on
LIST October; he is feet inches high dark brown
complexion, with heavy beard is so years of age, well
made end some of his side teeth out.
David bought of J. D. Perkins attorney for Eli.
zabeth Hughes of Fluvanna county, 9Th October;
he ID about feet8 inches high very strong made and
very black complexion, low forehead, and has lost
one of mis- front teeth about "A years ofage.
Willis we bought of VIM. b. Brawner of Fauuuer
county, 18th February last He is about 10 or %
years of age, stands feet inches high is black
complexion, and has box or Kidney ankles; he walks
badly, and when spoken to he shakes himself particu
lsrly his hands.
Lewis belongs to P. A. Prindle, who purchased him
from John NJ Bolts He is "a IS years of age; very
bright complexion, grey eyes, haxen hair, has a
or dent on his forehead, we think the left side he
stands about S feet or 8inches high.
Lee we bought of John 2. Ballard, of the Exchange
Hotel. He is 20 Fl years of age, stands feet
inches high; very bright complexion, nearly white
has light sandy hair. sill hy red, and has moustache
has lost some of his side teeth he Is very ntelgen,
and quick IN his movements; formerly employed
US waiter in the Exchange Hotel of this CITY He
will try to pass himself off for q white man.
We will pay fifty dollars reward for the apprehen
sion OF either of the above named negroes and con
hnement in any Jail SO that get them again. viii
add all reasonable expenses delivered to us in Rich
mona Or we will pay 100 reward for the apprehen
sion of either of the aorenamed negroes if taken ou
| OF the state OF Virginia JONES l. SLATER.
| n. B.-Tha three first named negroes call them
| selves Brown Wright, Robert Carter and Charlie.
Carter.
| P.S-Lee, the above named negro will pass him
self u white man. take the other named negroes
| as his servants to free State. oc G3-ts
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DOWHATAN HOUSE,

Il
Th. house having changed propretors with decid-
ed improvement, is now confidently recommended to
the travelling public. Visitors returning from the
Springs will find there ample and comfortable accom-
nodatons Its location IL proverbialy pleasant-and
position airy; which, with the liberal hand of its new
proprietor must render it the favorte house OF the
place. especially to the lovers of quiet rest. The
rooms neatly furnished airy and comfortable The
table is well supplied with whatever the market af
fords-the servants polite aud accommodating Moth
ing is wanting to make it of the most desirable
Hotels in the CITY tau 2ll JOHN DARRACOTT
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By Baker, Peasants & Co.

Two BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS
On CHURCH HILL FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
we will sell at auction, on TUESDAY, November
Iotn, at half past O'Clock, two beautiful Building
Eots on Church HILL corner of 18Th and o streets,
back hundred and thrty-two feet on street 70
twelve foot alley. They are well enclosed with a
good plank fence. They among the most desirable
iols on the hill occupying quite elevated position.
BAKER, PEASANTS CO, Aucts,
noe Corner Franklin and Union SITS.
PUBLIC SALE..-At CrOney Island, Han.
L over, on TUESDAY, 18th November. Household
ana Kitchen Furniture, Farming Utensils; stock of
dorses and Mules Cows, fine mixers; Hogs,
Sneep; crops of Corn. Fodder, Shucks, &c. ~
Several fine YOKE OF OXEN.
3-4I* A JIIMpEIN
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IA ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE.
EyM WARD-For my Negro Man LITTLETON
HN who left my house the night of the 3Oth
* free State. l will give the above reward if
apprehended out the State Fifty Dollars if within
the State, and the in the city if endeayorins as
supposed to gain free State.
The above negro is about feet or 9Inches high,
rather stout; of brown color and has his left Jaw
near the mouth, white spots Wore q sl ght nous.
tache and whiskers under the chin.
no lin N NJ MARTIN
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BY Davenport. Alien & Go.

4 = ny UASeupOrt. ATen q Co.
GROCERIES, &C., AT AUCTION.-.Ou
~ THURSDAY, 9th November, we will sell, at 10
O'Clock, at auction store, an assortment Of Gre
ceries, viz:
Refined Sugars
Loaf, Crushed, A, B Coffee Sugars
Java Coffee, Cheese
Tanners' Oil
Rect6ed Whisky b. -5s r
Green and Black Teas
Sal Soda; Wrapping Paper
London Musterd .a.s- ..e
N. E. Rum
Wind wv Gsss Tumblers
ALSO-50 barrels Apples
Is bbls. Newark Cider
50 NJ Havana Cigars
TERMS: Under 500 cash; 81 100 and over months
credit for approved paper.
no2 DAVENPORT ALLEN co.
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II w Il buUSCF1DcT Dogs
i leave TO announce to his friends and the public
generally that owing to the difficulty which has hith-
erto existed aording agreeable accommodations to
his guests whenever there large assenblages in
tho city, he has been induced to erect large and
nodious house in front of the Exchange Hotel This
present housed which will afford him ninety choice
rooms which in addition to his former extensive
commodations will enable him to entertain about ONE
THOUSAND PERSONS at the approaching State Agri-
cultural Fair.
He begs further to state, that he never appears
in card to the public without being prompted by
feeling of gratitude express his thanks for the very
generous patronage with which he has always been
favored and feeling encouraged pledges his best
ertions to for the public taste and public
fort which has heretofore been his constant aim and
effort JOHN 7. BALLARD,
oc 25-tf Proprietor of the Exchange Hotel
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- l's'-i1'ss---,l<.~se--.
FUTURE DAYS.
by Larus x shine. :,
DiKECT IMPORTATION OF ENGLISH

DIRECT INIPOKT1TTON mr. rNcrTsrs
GOODS AT AUCT4ON.-On WEDNESDAY
morning, the 18th instant commencing at 10 O'clock
~ De sold, In our sales rooms up stairs GA Main
seetD 20 original packages of English Goods inst
received per the "Invincible." from Liverpool-
s nalonSss which may be found Mahogany and Rose.
o. ooa ork Boxes and Writing Desks all patterns;
PAPER Mnchie Tea Trays in sets; Stag Handle
inn Table Cutlery In Mahogany cases. 81 pieces:
nerent styles Of Knives and Forks in dozens- 50
inherent patterns of Razors; Cardcd Cutlery an ex-
ensiSs assortment hest English double barrel Guns
handsome assortment of styles Powder Fiasks all
n me-, of House Keeping Goods. The entire shipment
VII De arranged and catalogued by next Tuesday
io'hlng when the citizens and the trade invited
W examine the stock. Country merchants would do
70 attend as every lot offered will be sold with
uI any reservation Sale to be continued until the
Hts consl gnment is closed out
Terms, cash delivery.
Catalogues vii be distributed on next Monday.
hoo LARUS & SHINE, Aucta.
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RUNAWAY.

La RAN AWAY from the subscriber
GfY time in September last, NEGRO MAN
"a named HENRY, sometimes called Henry
~ Quares' and q NEGRO WOMAN, named
-AzA. MARTHA, the wife of Henry. They were
purchased about two years since in Amelia county
from the estate of Albert Branch, decd.
HENRY is about 40 years DID, of chocolate color,
about feet, or inches high and tolerably stout
MARTHA is about the same age, and pretty much
the same color and rather stout
reward of $50 will he paid for their delivery to
RICHARD ARCHER,
Near Manchester, Chesterfield county.
t&cta
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By Goddin g Apperson.

BY eioddJn d Appers0n.
MEAT COTTAGE FARM SIX MILES
~ ~ BELOW RICHMOND ON WILLIAMSBURG
STAGE ROAD FOR SALE AT AUCTlON.--WiIl be
sold, on THURSDAY, the 9th day of November 1885,
commencing at Ii O'Clock, the neat Cottage Farm on
which Mr. r. II. Dobbins resides on the Williamsburg
Stage Road. six miles below Richmond, containing
about IS about 20 cleared the balance in
wood and timber: The buildings all new and
slst of cottage dwelling S6xS0 feet with four rooms,
Grocery 3oxls feet excellent stable, &c. After the
sale OF the land will be sold all tho Household and
Kitchen Furniture, and several other articles.
TERMS: For the real estate, one-fourth cash bal.
ace at three six and nine months be airing Interest
properly secured For the personal estate terms made
known at the hour of sale,
GopDfN APPERSON, Aucts
e Immediately after the above sale, will be sold
Ill acres OF land on the opposite side of the road
about 50 acres c-ased, balance heavily covered with
oak and pine wood and timber. Terms: One.fourth
cash; balance at four, eight and twelve months for
negotiable notes. interest added secured by deed of
trust. NOT a A Arct.
SEKGEA.NT's sALk::-Wi1 be sold for
on THURSDAY, tho 9th day of November next al
IL O'clock H., Two Horse Top Wagon, nearly new.
to satisfy EXECUTION in my hands in favor of Thoma.
WhtlocE against Christopher Mitchell
JAMES D. Elicit D. s. for
&C 9Ntds M. NJ. LIPSCOMB, SsrK.t
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BY Larus & shine.
TNARyT IN HEKKITlT COUNTY

BY LRrus q Shine.
EARM IN HENKICO COUNTY FOR
IL SALE.-We have for sale a handsome Farm in
Hsnrico, belonging TO Mr. NJ X. Day. containing 40
acres 60 of which are clear, the balance in young
growth; situated about two miles below Richmond
and adjoins the lands of Malone, Roper, Green and
Messrs. Nc Gruder. The land is in high state of Gull
tivation having good Orchard, with necessary out
houses such as Barn, Quarter, &c; two good Ice
Houses-aIl being well enclosed. The above Farmi
day. the 18th of November, will be sold at public
auction. at IL O'Clock, on the premises.
Apply to LARUS SHINE,
oc Ats "a Main street.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS after the sale of my
land will sell from 25 to $50 barrels of Corn Fodder
Shucks, Hay, all of my Farming Implements, fine
lot Of Cabbage, from SO to 1000 head.
Terms made known the day of sale.
r.u,,. T. c,,,.u 49,. NOT
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF HOUSE
~ AND LOT ON NJ ADDOX HILL, NEAR
of Henrico in the case of Boarman against Boarman
&C., pronounced the 9Th November, 1855, I'shall
proceed to sell at public auction on the premises
SATURDAY, the 18th day of November, 1855, at the
hour of O'clock P. NJ. BRICK TENEMENT en-
Maddox Hill, the residence of Mr. VIM. Jarvs,
recently occupied by Polly Boarman. The lot fronts
IS feet, runs back l60 feet.
TERMs.-One-fourth cash balance at s, IL and 10
months for negotiable notes. bearing interest salts
fsctory endorsed and title retained til last note is
paid JAS. X. CRENSHAW, Com'r.
Sale by QoppIN APPERsoN. Aucts NOT
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FUTURE DAYS.


/
by Taylor & Wf1tlnnss
SALE ofvALUABLKN MULES. HORSES.
: CATS; kc- AT AUCT1ON---will be sod, on
o'clock, d., on Council Chamber Hill four superior
young mules. well broke and perfectly sound; two
very me work Horses one Wagon and gear, two coal
Its and Gear, and one Carriage and Harness nearly
new viii also be hired our, for the balance of che
bssa3 Two cart and one carriage drivers. Also one
TraMs o aceustemsd 10 work,ne IN coal yard J.
smoun four months notes satisfactorily endorsed and
interest sdded. viii be required.
ceased. TAYInR 4 WITITs -
mo- Auctioueers
FRAMED HOUSE AND LOT ON UNION
= HILL, NJ STREET, AT AUCTION-On MON
Premises. win be sold that Framed DweIi;na ' on
Union Hi south side NJ street, between Esd and 24th
streets occupied by Mr.. BEDFORD.
Inc hoHse has four rooms is in good order with a
spring of excellent water in the yard. :
The lot fronts about 40 feet and back $50 feet
win also be sold two Building Lots adjoining the
above. ''Ae
Terms at sale. TAYLOR WILLIAMS, =
moo Aucts.
(NR0PS STOCK, HOTSEHOLD AND
~ KITCHEN FURNITURE AT AUCTION
navlns sold my Farm IN Henrico county shall offer
for sal, sale at Aneon, MONDAY 5th Of NoTember
OF Corn, Shucks, Fodder, ac. with Horses Market
wagon Carnage and Harness good order lot House
TEsMs-Cash. STEPHEN CHILpREy.
TAYLOR x WILLIAMS, Aucts moi
POSTPONEMENT... conseouencc If
Indictment weather. the above sale has been postpoued
to FRIDAY, the 9Th inst. at the same hour
not TAYLOR l. WILLIAMS Aucts
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL,
~ ESTATE IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND ON
MAIN, BETWEEN 18TH AND 18TH STREETS--By
virtue of decree of the 2ist day of March, 1855 Of
styled Griffin vs. Clarke ct als' shall as tho com
missioner therein named offer for SALE at public auc-
ton, on TUESDAY, 9th November at a. O'Clock p.
less on the south side of Main steet, in said city
between 18th and 18th ats, with the building there.
on. now occupied by Sarah Clarke
TERMS OF SALE-k cash; the balance at andl IL
months for negotiable notes. with interest added and
ntie retained until q conveyance s directed by the
Court. T. w D0SWEII Comr3,r
TAYLOR WILLIAMS. Aucts oc Is
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CITY DIRECTORY
I'd In connection with it d general
II Il. !. A L nj = u D

| tieCuleu
CITY DIRECTORY,
/ AID In connection with it 4 general
BUSINESS ADV ERTlSER.
The CRY DrHnoror" viii DO PIoparod with the
sid of several experienced canyassers who will visit
residence and place OF business within the
PHae limits The whole will be conveniently ar.
ranged for reference and classified, and every effort
VII be made by the Publisher and bis assstants, TO
present work worthy of the public patronage, and
| superior 70 any Directory heretofore published.
| fhe BUSINESS ADVERTISER will be most valuable
Eyertsing medium to the business mon of Richmond.
vii. be printed on hne paper OF various colors with
fll Index of the names and business Of each sdver
ser and bound W with the Directory.
The Publisher has entered into contract with the
Aiau!s Express Company TO place copies of tho d.
EfcTokY AND ADVERTISER, (which will be furnished
Es'1itousy IL all the Hotels and Public Houses of
tla towrs and villages of Virginia North Carolina
md Tennessee doing business with Richmond, and at
81 The Railroad stations and in all the Railroad cars
md Steamboats, in these States All Towns, Court
Houses and Watering Places of the route Of the
a6.ms kNpress Co, will he furnished by mail.
10 cary out this arrangement tor the gTatultous dis
79nton Of the Directory and Advertiser, the Pub
%arF must incur heavy expense. He relies upon
VI patronage Of the business community of Rich
Iald Tor liberal remuneration He shall look main
Ftohe advertisements for his profits on tho work.
NEW Map or RICHMOND, beautifully executed
% copper plate, will accompany the work This Map
3lTeady heen printed, and copies will be in the
PHce of the Directory, with the map, ..........$I
=. lf"' q 4drer'isin9-For one Pase,sSlO half Page
- .Darth Of page Us.
" Advertisements may be left at the Bookstores
W Randolph Muin street; Harold Murray
2;'ad street, or II. +. Elysou's Printing Office, l41
| asa ttFcet
Tie Publisher will himself call on the business COM
-aAy IN Il few days
10 st" NJ. RLLYSON
| THE gentleman who has a light drab
iuNERCOAT. with red lining which WAS left with
aa last Thursday, either on Main or Franklin street,
+'the Pair Grounds, syill please return it TO the
u .'pstch Office. no6-3tH
/ 1 DESIRABLE FARM NEAR THE
a CITY OF RICHMOND FOR LIE PRl-
5IELI.-We are authorized TO sell that desirable
IN nshr the city OF Richmond, about i miles from
IS market ami just beyond Church Ill., recently
Hapied BY Mr.. Thomas Leitwch containing 80 acres
and admirably adapted 10 the cultivation of vege-
s~es and other crops. The improvements consist Of
sIce!eni!y arranged and well built dwelling con-
%-ss 8 rooms, kitchen, snloke house barn stabls
~ s'Fans houses Near the dwelling is spring of
\ e water
-e.ps accommodating. Apply TO
4 lt1-6t GOBLIN & ApprRSON
3. COOK d CO., AUCTIONEERS.
80 NJ. 10 MAIN STREET, offer their services to
i .4.'aTe groceries, Dry Goods, Horses, Cattle &c
s'rs ' " ' 1'"'0hHD'o
'eIsse '-''"' '''e af8e
W. 1ooT sses Of every de scription attended to up
'ssonttle terms
B COOK. WIN MOTT
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