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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-01
,.HE DAILY DISPATCH
.nll.snAY MoRNINa. MARcn i. las.


From the New York Observer
MELLOW TIMES
A HOPEFUL LYRIC ron TO-DAY.
shout ye peopl,i Tower and sseeple,
Shake your bells with merry chimesi
Raise the elsmor--stroke and hammer.
Hail the dawa of Mclior Tfwes'
We've had mercantile advices,
Aud we tell the ,rnsh to ALL
!yo.c's tAe crises in the prices,
On tke saorro~ they rili fall
Man of labor, call your neighbor,
Cheer the coming Of the dayi
II engages better wages,
And you'll &c, your honest pay.
Self deuial-one short trial.
Ouly wait til this be Ger,
And the suerdon of your burden
wil be all you wans-and more.
IT'S no harder with your larder,
Than your fellows scanty board,
Some have limited yours II stinted-
Both to morrow viii be stored.
"Hard Times" therefore, never care for;
II you cannot help dsplore-
Leave your sorrow till tomorrow,
And you'll never see 1t more.
Time will mellow; gold, as yellow
As the 0phir was OF yore,
Win reward each worthy fellow
Who has never paid before.
Ye who labor by the tsper,
For the thirsty minds Of men
All your toll OF pen aud paper
Win be recompensed again.
Man OF letters have no betters,
IL they're working men and true;
And the world, who are their debtors,
VIII be prompt to pay their due.
Thou Reformer, too, grow warmeIl
Stir the hand and rouse the brain;
Be as earnest as the sternes.-
Your success is others gain.
There was never an endeayor,
Made for man with heart accord.
But ifs good 10 felt forever
lent that enough rewardl
Shout, ye peoplei Tower and steeple,
Ring your bells with cheering chimesl
Lo! the vision 10 Elysian-
Welcome, Dawn Of Mellow Tines.
THEoDoRUs
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FRENCH HORTICULTURE.

60 MONSIEUR GRESSE, Horticultu-
sSS rist, (ste from France, has the honor to an
ESA% nounce To the citzsps of Richmond ard vi
-Asss-s~ entity, that he mas had selected with the
greatest care, in France large collection of Plants
Flowers. Fruit Trees, and other choice articles OF
interest to the Hortcuturis and futable to the eli
mate of Virginia and adjacent States The assort-
ment is principally follow, viz:
FLOWERS.-Camea, hhodode ndrum, Magnolia
Peonia, ATboTia. Toilet Orange, Dwarf Tree, Roses
Dahlia of every description.
FRUIT TREE S.-Apple, Pear, Plum Peach
Apricot. Raspberry bush, besides several other spe
cies of Flowers, Fruit and Garden Vegetables NOT
to be found though perfectly suited the ground
in this neishborhood All CT which now offered
for sale at No. leo Main street. Ex char Bark
NJ B.-Mr. GRESSE will attend TO planting any
article he offers for SALE give such information a.
may be necessary. fe Gigs
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NOTICE.-Having this day disposed of
BAUM CO, they will continue the Dry Goods
business at our old stand They have been in our
employment Tor the iesttwo years and we therefore
reconmend them to The public.
They are also authorized to attend our busine
IN collecting and settling accounts until the first
of March next. "
-, we hsve removed to our new and splendid store
No 1870 Broad street two doors from the corner Of
otn street, and will be prepared to exhibit by the
commencement of March, an entire fresh enS waII
selected stock of Spring Goods.
fe Is a. NJ POsENp.u,s
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The negro Ton, charged with the murder of Mr.
6 w Aeker, wss tried ia the City Court of Mobile
on Tuesday, and found guilty
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1t is now considered settled beyond Doubt that
the cool mines in the vicinity of Centen, Arkansas,
will yield an in exhsustibie supply of coal
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TTT ANTE D-I0U,0 600 Dollars IN q

UT NTE D-I0O,0 600 Dollars in ex-
w .h.n.. far POLLARD'5 RHEUMATIC or
NERyE and BONE IMMINENT, the greatest rem
edy of the age for Rheumst'sm; Neuralgia; Sprsins
Csmns Nnmbuess: Frozen Limbs; Chilolains; Frost
ed Fset: Chopped Hands and all diseases for heh
Linirnent would be applicable
This Imminent is slss highly spoken OF by persons
bo have used IT, az remedy for horse kicks; cuts;
chaps; fstuls; &c. SO. Yield ct once to its magic
power.
Beers Adie Gray. Duval & Norton, w. r. Ladd,
4. 3. Thomas, and Druggists generally throughout
the city. fe "a
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SLAVE LIFE INSURANCE COMpA

SLAVE LIFE INSURANCE COMPA
~ NY.-The Richmond Fire Association. las the
pioneer among the Offices in this State for this hind
q insurance. with cash capital and surplus of
Sous are now prepared to issue policies on the
ives OF overriding strictly Tiroinia Insurance
Compdhg, lis Board of Directors personally kIown
20 me community holding their naeetines in this
CITY, ~nete al iosses are promptly and iberaly adj
ustsaentties 1t to liberal share of the public pa.
Unies tst present. corner Main and 9Th streets,
Medical Examiner-Dr. M. Burton
Jso. Fl. BesHER Sec'y A'esiden On
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES subscriber

rO-PARTNERSHIP subscribers
~ have entered into co-psrtnership for the pur-
pose of carrying On general Grocery, Ship Chan
diery and Commission Business, under the firm of
GEORGE merriam & CO., and have taken the
large and commodious lumber house, on the corner
of 18th and Deck streets. They will keep constant
~ on hand general assortment of Groceries. Ship
Chandlery and Northern produce. They will also
be in regular receipt of Smithield Bacon. Lard,
and other produce Of that section of the country
They have now on hand supply of Smithield Ba-
con, large and small sizes suitable for family
Their house is spacious, and they will be able to
store large amount of goods of any description -
Being adjacent to The Dock, the goods can be re-
oeived from put board of the vessels free of
drayage. Insurance can be effected at the lowest
rates They most respectfully solicit share of the
public patronage. GEORGE MERRIAM,
LEVI GWALTNEY.
fa NJ L.
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MEDICINES
IN WORKS WONDERS, and 50

TOTD WORKS WONDERS, and 50
N doe. LEONARD,s COUGH sYkUP, e ths
s-tatn. ~ tis Prsss fully testify. This delight fol
n soashins Syrup Is grsefly recommended to chill
d,sn a. well 81 adults BY seyeTli Of the most s.u
nen. " sonshg and colds Try one-try all. Keep
s. h. YOUR houses for yoarssif wife and ch i
ana IN no sinsle instances hs: LEUSAhDs L.
ag T.sSr RELIEF been known to fail when taken
as dirsc'eT insure speedy cure it must be taken
,nr:r;.hIy after each attack of coughing
~. Price 25c per bottle.
Rs..rs ruEcELL, LADp L Co whole saIe Assnts;
To be had OF all Druggists. and Geo. Weoo,
". - -
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HONOR no WHOM HONOR Is DUE

H 1t affords me much pleasure to say to the suf
fering public, that MRS. DAVIS ELIXIR 10 the only
efectuel remedy have ever used for Coughs, Colds.
&c. have used it myself and believe it TO be worth
more than all others in Ese Try it. and will en-
cure your satisfaction III. +. DAY.
HENRICo COUNTY, Dec. l, 1854.
For sale by Mrs. A. B. DAVIS, Bennett Il Beers,
Alex. Duvsl, Paterson jackson, Chss. Milispaugh,
u. J. Picot, A. Bodeker and Charles ID. Yale.
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A MUSEMENT.-There is no place to
n spend an hour, free of cost, mere pleasantly
in Richmond, than az OSBORNE'S splendid D4-
GUERREAN GALLERY. At this esiablishme MT
may be seen great collection CT PAINTINGS aud
DAGUERREOTYPEs, well worthy the attention
of visitors. NO PAINS or EXPENSE has beer
spared to mako this Gallery the finest snd MOST
ATTRACTIVE place in the city.
We are always prepared TO put mp likenesses in
every style, ard at PRICE3 that DEFY competition
Always on hand, GOLD L0CkETS, GOLD PINS,
Pesrl Shell, and Morocco CASES, Of every descrip.
ton CSBORNE'S GALLERY,
fe Opposite Exchange Bank
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EXECUTORS NO1TCE-AlI persons
~ having claims al snst tho estate OF JAMES 40.
SHEER, decd, requested to present Ia a. proper.
~ authenticated; and those Indebted, to make ray.
nlent without delay.
LEWIS d. CRENsIIAw,
Nv tf--ts Exeeptor of lanes Kosher, deed.
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REMOVAL.
HOUSE, SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTING.
THE Subscribers have removed their
Il PAINTING ESTABLISHMENT to the new
houss srected by them Broad street 6oora above
ne Thentre and nearly opposite their old stand
wheIe they will be bettsr prepared to serve thair
oalons They ask continuance OF former IatroL-
aye Fe,ms acc mne dating
@s--al1. L. D. MAuLE.
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cE4 CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES.
-3@tThe subscriber has on hand at his Coach
Making Establishme en- Lombard Alley between
Main and Cary (l3th and l4th streets) the Co.
lumban Hotel, COACHES, CHARiOTEES, BA-
ROUCHES, BUGGlES with and without tops and
SULKlES, all of his own make. of the best materi-
ais and workmanship. All of which will be sod as
low good work of the kiud can be in the city OF
Richmond: and | respectfully ask call from those
in want of any article in the Carriage line IS am
determined to rake 70 order snd at the lowest
prices possible, and all work sold, that is nea. war
rsnted. fe 20-6n MlCAJAH MANGUM
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SALMON'S PATENT GRAIN AN
~ GRASS SEED GEPARATQR -Th;s ash;

SALMON'S PATENT GRAIN AND
~ GRASS SEED SEPARATOR.-This machine
was invented and patented by ~ G.. B. Salmon of IL
iinois and wherever il has been exhibited has taken
precedence of all others, for cleaning Grain and
Grass SEEDS.
The first liver Medal was awarded to the inventor
at The Worlds Fair In New York and the irst prize
&C the New York State Fair in 1852 1t has been
adopted by the Richmond city millers. who recon-.
mend it ss the best machine known for separating
cookies and other impurities from wheat 1t will Sc
parate any two seeds of different size weight is
simple In its construction. AID easily kept in order
It is peculiarly adapted farmers uses require
but little power to work it, and cleans grain moro
perfectly than any machine now in use
1t can be furnished at the following prices, viz;
For Farmsrs Machine that will clean 10 81 bush
els per hour. .......................... $50
For FetmeTS Machane that will clean 80 to
SO bushelsper hour. .................... s.
For n Farmers Machine (srranEcd for horse
power) that will clean 50 bushels per hour 80
For Miilet's Machine that will clean 50 to 20
bushels per hour. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. s.
FoZ miiiers' Machine that will clean 50 to
10 bushels per hour. ....................... 100
For a Millers' Machine that will clean 1876 to
l5o bushels per hour. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $50
For Miller's Machine that will clean I50 to
200 bushels per hour. .......,............. 2t0
Address RO NJ. ANDERSON,
Commission Merchant Richmand Va
N. B-County Righis win be sold on reason able
terms fe 2o-2awtsI r. M A
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A VAL uABLE JAMES RIVER

A V A l. u A b L e JAMES RIVER
"A FARM FOR SALE, IN HENR1CO COUNTY.
~ish toseli, privately, mysFarp. called LILLY VAL
LEY Said Farm lies six miles below Richmond en-
Osborne Turnpike, adjoining the lands of Rarrsta
Cox, the farm called Wilton, &r. Said land lies re-
high state Of cultivation, containing SS4 acres The
Dwelling House 10 new. containing I. ar rooms -
There are good Barns Stables, and ali necessary
outhouses There IS excellent water near he hon,s
ard az soundsnce of springs.
To those who wish to purchase, would cav. that
rarely snch chance presents Itself The locston Ia
healthy, the society good, and the lands are We ~
fertile. 0 ssh1
The subscriber will take pleasure in showing the
land to any persons wishing to purchase ~
1aS-u b. D. AKIN. Henrcs COUNTY
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dissolution OF CO-PARINER-
~ sHIP.-The co-partnership of HART MO-
SES has been this day dissolved, by mutual consent.
All persons having claims against the firm will pre-.
seut them for payment and all persons indebted to
the concern, will please call and make payment, as
we are anxious TO close up the concern speedily
possible. GEORGE HART,
ALFRED MOSES
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RAIfsHo ADs,s6ku.
PTNEY POINT LINE 10 BALTIMORE.
r. - - :
ON SUNDAY OF EACH WEEK.
FARE ONLY 81,

TNHE Public are hereby informed that the
Il comfortable Steamer MARYLAND. Captain
CHARLES =. MmFELL. having been entirely re-
fitted, enlarge ID "a improved In every respect 10
now on the route between Richmond and Baltimore
once weekly.
Passengers by this agreeable and economist line
will leave Richmond by the Morning Train On sun
day of each week at G4 O'Clock A. M, and reach Bal
more In the af the night thus securing con-
nectiop with the different lines out of Baltimore the
following morning in any direction.
Returning passengers will leave Baltimore on fhe
afternoon OF Wednesday of each week. at O'Clock
P. 81 AID arrive at Richmond. BY special frdns at
early hour merit erening.
Fare in either direction, 81. Forward Chin pas
sepgers same price, but with meals on bosld OF the
Steamer Maryland included.
Fa,e for int class passengers between Baltimore
aud Philadelphia, by the New Castle and French
town line, - So for second class do: Si.5o-making
the whole Fare from Richmond to Philadelphis Dy
this agreesbe line $3.50 only, for first class Passen-
gers and $3.50 for second class do, incIndn& meai'
for the latter On board of the steamer Maryland
For further particulars, through Tickets, Apply
at the Office of the Richmond, Eredericksburg ana
A''''a' A'' ]. 3. WINSTON Ticket Agent.
Office z. +. 4 P X. r Co.,
Richmond, Feb. Is, i55.
PS-Fare to Piney Point, with privilege OF re-
turn at any time during the back seas1n, Va only.
fe 81 J. b. w, Ticket Agent
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JOHN h. HARRISON n r

CohmissrokEs's orFIcE, Wing BurLp,rc
Il edmond, February "a Is5Ss
Al persons interested are hereby notifieS Il,
the tenth day Of March next, at 10 oela.h
- saai p.oceed 70 perform the duties re nui ssd
60 - " the DEGREES, whereof the above is : trus
R2s-Alot RICH. n. GARY.
b aa&e Conn.,.
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rENO MlLLERS-A FINE OPENING

'EfO MlLLERS-A FINE OPENING
Il IS OFFERED The Subscriber, over three
score years eld desiring to retire from business. Of
fers for SALE upon liberal terms that valuable pro-
petty known as "Walkerton Mills situated in the
county of King and Queen, and State of Virginia,
immediately upon Mataponi, branch of York River,
in the thriving village of Wakerton, to which piece
large vessels and steamboats, constantly plying
This property is q fine opening to any enterprisng
Miller; indeed know of none in the country SO de-
srable. 1t is situated gosd stream of water in
amost desirable Ineighborhood, where the greatest
abundance of Wheat and Corn is raised and may al
ways be puschased at from FIVE to ten cents per
bushei less than in Richmond, Norfolk or Baltimore
1t has large three story Brick Mill-House. good
Dwelling and other houses all built but few years
The Mil has three pairs of Grinders and the fourth
may ba easily added The character OF the flour and
meal stands high in the Norfolk market where the
moot of it Is sold, and always commands the highest
price.
Any person wishing to engage in the business, OF
Industrious enterprisng aud temperate habits would
be able TO real ze handsome living with
small capital
j will either sell the whole onehaIf of thi pro-
perty, to any no understands the 49, an
would take the management, who would furniah sa.
tisfactary recommendations Address the subscriber
Postmaster, Stevensville, Va.
fe l4-2aw4~* JOHN BAGBY.
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ri A. sIuRDlVANT, ATTORNEY AT
w, Law AND Moray PuprIc. practices In an -.
Courts of the City of Richmond and in the adionns
Conntiss VIII tske eepositons to be read In the
In the Courts of other States whose stautes sntho
ize Notaries to take depositions VIII also take er
acknowledgements, &c, to deeds for the foliowin,
States and Territories Alabama, Come cticut Illi
nois, Indians, Iowa, Muine. Massachusetts. Miohi.
gan, Minnesota, New Hampshire, New York. Ohio.
khods Island, Tennessee, Vermont, Virginia AZ d
Wisconsin -"
Office en- 18th street, between Main and Bank st.,
In I7-2m 49,
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TOR STORAGE.-D. b. BRIDGFORD
= cos Warehouses, Corner Goth and Dock SITS
Storage for Cotton, Cofee. Flour. Wheat, suger Mo,
iassee Oils, Metals Hay, Lime and every description
OF merchandise. These first class Stores and In
sure at the lowest rates Vessels of the largest size
can discharge IL front Of the Store. City Weiehei
and Msasurer constantly In attendance.
For Storage apply to
ja12 D. B. RRfDGFORn A. m
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Es ~ Ezzz1 NORTH CARROLL
~ ssss - MA EXPREssl-ExTRA-
THE LIFE OF TRADE!!!-Goods ordered by cur
Express are u.ually sold, and the proceeds In your
drawers in less time than they possibly be sent
bv ordinary modes of convevance.
Merchants of Halifax, Enfield, Rocky mount,
Wilson'S, Goldsboro', Wilmington Fayetteville,
MALI, TRAIN EXPRESS, via Petersburg and Wei.
don and the Wilmingto and Raleigh Railroads
Our Car. Room has been uch increased and charges
are sure to be satisfactory.
THE ADAMS EXPRESS CO,
sc &c Corner of I4th and Main st.
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NEW CONCERN.--HENRY HART,
having purchased the interest of Alfred Moses in the
late of Hart Moses, the business will here
after be conducted under the style and ffm of g.
Fl. HART. GEO. HART,
HENRY HART.
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HIssOT UTTON OF CO-PARTNER-

nISSOLUTIUN OF CO-IAhI IL:
IL SHIP The co-partnershp heretofore existing
Ltsan The subscribers under the firm and style of
White Page, is this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent ,slpY
WHITE and ali persons in debt to the concern will
please make Immediate payment to him
p'0"'' p. K. WHITE,
JNO. C. PAGE, JR.
p;,hr,ou1 Feb 14th 1885. fe Is
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ONQuA BEANS.-7G0 Lbs. very slpe-
= nor large Black Tonqua Bean. inst rscsirss
Ters'are csliad JOHN A. Rop, MMs9nlaeia-
ia 10 Cor Csry sH yu.
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DWYER'S DOMESTIC CALENDAR,
pATENT APPLIED FOR)

i AIDES, Pr0prietoIs Vi uubels, ocn0Ois
IL Public Institutions, and all persons having
LAUNDRY to be Ifoned or Calendsred, are re-
spectfuly invited to exainine these Machines, as
without one no establishment can be said to be COM
PLgTE. -
Persons who have used even the cumbrous. old.
fashioned Maogie, may know something of It's ufi-
ity; and to those who have not used one, will be
briefly enumerated the many advantages combined :
The superior style in which the articles cALEN
DAsED; also the saving ia time, labor and money!
oae woman can perfectly smooth and highly glaze
more Laundry, such as Sheeting Table Cloths, Cur
tsins, Napkins, Towels and other articles
in one day than can several with Smoothing Irons
Fuel IL entirely dispensed with at all seasons, the
Calendar producing its glaze entirely
BY PRESSURE.
House Linens vii last much longer, as it is soon
decayed by the use of hot irons applied to 1t when
dsmp-each application of the Calendar producing
high gloss and retaining the peaTly whiteness; and
being provided with India Rubber Springs, 10 war
ranted not to nure the most delicate Lace or most
beautiful Shawl
Servants can be shown their use ia few minutes
nor thsy, except wfully, destroy them. as they
are who'll reconstructed of metal highly finished ano
occupy bat about four feet square of room. The
saving effected viii pay for one, that viii last
kr generations There are two sizes to suit the es-
tablishment. at different prices. Manufactured for
the Proprietor st the Eagle Foundry, by MI Rshu
add for exhibition and sale By Messrs LAhUS
SHINE, Main st, Richmond fe l7-lm*
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MIscELLANRoGss

- LIFE INSURANCE. =
HNHE UNITED STATES LIFE In
u sURANCE CO. takes risks on the lves %. ..
White persons for life or shorter period; ana on
Slaves for one four years, favorable fefms %
any equally responsible Company.
Capital and Assets January LIST, 1900,
81, 24O,6 29 06.
Bonus Of IS per cent has been declared on ing
business Of last year to eli PolicJ-noioers sh'ileu
thereto
DR.. FRs. w. HANCOCK, Medical Examiner ,.
Ofca Valley Insurance Company
fs2s-Im doors from the Post Office.
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C10 HHDs. new Crop N o SUGARS
80 e, Hom common 70 prime quality. in store
an "a t e1 safe y BACON Il BAsKERYILL
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E,IFTY CENT DAGUERREOTYPE
Il ell the lase in our city, end POWERS
DUKE arc the only that csn gite you superb
Likeness for FIFTY CENTS This 10 no hnmbug The1r
Assh tint Daguerreotypes are the best we have
seeB and ali their pictures warranted to piesss
70 sale. We hare seen hundreds OF their 80 cent
Likenesses, and pronounce them inferior to none,
and far superior to many taken at other Galleries at
cost of TWO DOLLARS. For good aud cheap nc
ture, call at POWERS & DUKE, l59 Main St.
Over Woodhouses B bookstore, Eagle Square.
fe
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4 Cigars, Magnets" brand, of Superior aus,,i'.
bI GEO l. HERRING
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, &c.

CO-EANYN8kS0k4 0Cs
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES undersigned
~ have this day formed q COPARTNERSHIP,
under the firm Of e H. SKINKER Co, for the
Transaction Of the GROCERY and COMMISSIONS
BUSINESS, and solicit continuance OF the business
heretofore extended to their senior Partner
E. III SKINKER,
RoBT r. WILLIAMS,
No. 50 Gary st.
Richmond January Ist. 1885, JAZZ
NOTICE.-Having disposed Of the ba-
In lance of our stock. shall, from this oate, os
continue the DRY GOODS BUSINESS we snan
remove our Office to new warehouse, oPPon.e
the Exchange Bank, where our customesS siS 10
auested to call ard close their accounts. ouf h'm
will remain unchana ed until farther notice. rvr
KENT. PAINE kENI'
FEBauARY Let, 1855.
IO-PARTNERSHIP.-The subscribers
" bsvsd formed co-psrtnership under the hf,l o.
KENT PAINE l. CO ard will continue tne N ~
PORTING AND WHOLESALE DRY GUYS TGsiT
RIJsINESg heretofore conducted by hLNa !,
PAINE & KENT. They have tsken the rev sne
solendId ware house, Nos. 1853 and l6o Main suse.
opuo,ite the Exchange Ba k. whsre they VIII, II
few davs be prepared to exhibit splendid STOCK OF
'h''A % HORACE l.. KENT,
WILLIAM G. PAINE,
ROBERT A. PAINE,
WILLIAM A. THOMAS.
February LIST, 1855. -
nTSSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNEk-
gHTP-The copartnership heretofore existing
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VIRGINIA.: at Circuit Court of the
County OF hentlco, held ct the State Court
House, in tbs City Of Richmond, on Saturday, Nov.
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- TALAvERA FOR RENT OR

- LEASE.-Ths property is situated about ore
mile west of Richmond, on the Old Turnpike. To
any person wishing to engage in market garden no
pace IN the yiciLty OF the city presents greater i'd
vans ges The contains about 2a acres of excel
lent land, on which s fine win sspass gus beds
fruit trees, &c. The Dwelling house contains seven
excellent rooms, and has been very recently repar
ed. The out houses are in good preserv alton. Tho
property is to be imme dately enclosed with a new
fence For terms, apply TO hrs. ELIZA r. TAI
ia 8--ts
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