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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-30

MUsICAL.-James Peters, a free negro,
was arrested end Gagged by the watchmeD, for 6eas-
Ing drum In the street last Monday night 10 the
annoyance of peacesble citizens Yesterday Jim
WAS brought before the Mayor, found guilty Of the
ofence and ordered to receive what Patty gave the
drum
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THE POLICE OF NEW YORK.

The New York papers contain interesting
accounts of review Of the Police Depart
ment of New York by Mayor Wood on Sat
urday last. The review took place in the
Park, and was attended by an immense null
titude. The force, nine hundred strong, I'M
der command of their Chief, marched and
CONFERENCE.-THE executed flank movements
wheeled, and went through other military ev
lutions in very creditabl manner The
Mayor walked along the lines, noted the
equipments of every policeman and took
the number and ward Of those whose appear
ance either pleased or displeased him. The
Herald says that the only drawback to the
appearance of the men was their lack of uni
formity as regards size, tall man being
placed next a small one, and fat, lean, broad
and narrow jumbled up together confusedly
Nevertheless, they were fine looking body
of men, and their general appearance very
good. The Mayor then presented medals to
the most efficient police officers, and made
them a speech. Every public occasion in
America is distinguished by a speech
Mayor Woods address to the policemen of
New York is considerably longer than all
the addresses of Louis Napoleon to the
French Army put together but in certain
imperial air it reminds US much of Napo-
leonic manifesto.
The police of New York draw from the city
treasury nearly one million of dollars per
annum, besides what is given by individuals
as presents, which, according to Mayor
Wood, amounted last year to about fifteen
thousand dollars. They have also the best
medical attendance when sick, without de-
ductiOn Of pay
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unlawful Waterman Reid
and his partner, in making their round last Mon
day night, found twelve negroes in place they had
right TO be in, and, as matter of course took
them TO the lock up Yesterday the dozen sable
visitors were arragned before the Mayor and after
a careful hearing, ordered ten stripes each
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HOLLYWOOD CEMETERY IS nov one of the

HOLLYwO0D CEmETERY is now one of the
most lovely places anywhere in the neighborhood
of Richmond, and is daily visited by scores of
people, who avail themselves of the advantages
" city of the dead" The scenery around Holly.
wood cannot be surpassed, and now that the
grounds within the enclosure are In good order, it
Is most attractive spOt.
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NEW SPECIAL NOTICES.

We, the undersigned, dealers in Hard
ware, Crockery md Fancy Goods. do hereby agr.g
to close our respective stores at O'Clock NJ from
the lst June next until the 18th August followia.
SMITH 4 ROBERTS,
P. T. MOORE L CO,
GEO. J. SUMNER,
GINTER ALVEY
J. 8. FERGUSON, ia,
SMITH l. HARDWOOD,
c. ]. SINTON l. CO,
THOS. A. RUST.
THEO. BOBERTSON,
VAN LEW TAYLOR,
JAS L PORTER,
A B. CLARK,
JOHNSTON 4 BRANSFORD
THOMAS BOW.
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WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT The weekly states
crease OF $50 900 10 specie, and the following de-
ereases: Loans S5l5 900; deposits ST. 5s5, 900; cir
caIstion $4,000
=, The cholera. which has been prevailing on the
missouri and Upper Mississippi rivers, is said TO
have entirely disappeared.
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NOTICE.-All persons indebted to the
~ estate OF Mrs Millison Shell deed will ease
make immediate payment to the undersigued and
sent III .ir claims properly authenticated 10 the
iersigued, that arrangements may be made for the
settlement of the estate.
HORACE L. KENT,
r. R. HOWISON,
myS0-Gt Executors of Millison Smell, decd.
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THE MISSING BRIG PoRPoIsE.-The NAVY De.
partment has late advices from the East Indies
squadron. Nothing is said concerning the missing
brig-of-war Porpoise, which fact, the Star saws
confirms the impression that there can no longer be
reasonable hopes of her safety.
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JUDGMENT AGAINST Col Observation-Disclosures
was given in the Superior Court of New York civ
on Saturday against Col Kinney, for $l4,5 800, for
merchandise delivered in 1897.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-30

LATE AND INTERESTING FROM MExIco.-The
steamship Orizaba arrived at New Orleans FRIDAY
from Vera Cruz, having dates from the city OF
Mexico to the 10Th inst Santa Anna had reached
Morcha with a. large army. on his march TO Ia
mara, where the insurgents had concentrated, and
where 1t was expected decisive engagement
would take place. letter says the insurgents ad
succeeded in separating Santa Anna army which
was marching In three divisions body of the
insurgents under Guiana Junto had been defeated
by the Government cavalry.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-30

ERw FOREIGN Posi- OFFICE The United States
Postofhce Department has received information
that post office will be established at the Palace Of
the Universal Exhibition at Paris for the coDven-
iencs of visitors from other countries All letters
TO persons visiting Paris from this country can be
addressed there
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sparkling with DFliIIants and gefnmsd win VI,
CHARMING BELL SMlTH.-"Bel,
" Sketches arc instinct with life they spsnl ,
With brilisnts, are gemrnsd with W.T. 500 addI
themselves to almost every chord oil tn9 human
heart'- I0uisrilLe (Kyl Baiietfa .,-,
Third thousand now ready, of B.il Smith AhfoaI
a handsome I2no. Volume. Price sl@5 "HH HUI
traiiona By Hsaly, Wacutt and ovefarche. r,,.,,
Our CoHntrymsn or Bret Memoirs OF .tT5.
Amaricsna Nv Benson J. LOSING, author OF Ihs
Pictorial Field Book Of the Revolution, &c lIo'
trated by one hundred and thr5e PORTRAITS by ~
sing & Barrett. Prise 81 Oh s,,,OHu,
For sale at bUI hhG %, y 80 g.,L
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DOARDING.-Two or three Ln So.ra ..
ID rable and convenient Rooms y, Im,n .ais:s. "
DO had on very Reasonable tei'A' Ma MILL
Hoass on Franklin Street, one door S''
opposits Mr.. WIN. G. Aliens new vary tss's
fx-DAy BoArdsIs aseofniaees's" W ny ~
Die IeIma
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asa $500 Sf
ACCOUNT CHR Emf

ACCOUNT CURRENT.
The above table has undergone corrections from
many official returns e;eived since our last WiSeNs
majority q, pears 9549 with Is counties to hear FROM
which gave Pierce 1882 majority If WISe gets as
much, his IN jority will be 1851.
Thus far the Democrats gain three Senators and
nineteen Delegates Including Wing from Hardy OPP
posed to the new party, and they lose three Senators
and fourteen Delegates
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my 3OSl

AUCTION NOTIoE.-LARUs q SHINE IN
vits the attention of Grocers, Houseksspers SO 20
their sale of Groceries, &c. hG this morning, at ii
o'clock, at the store occupied BY Ar Geo W. Bad
kins, Main, between Dist and 2ld sts. ses Edv'r
tisement. my 80
NoTIoE-1he annual meeting Of the
Stockholders of the Clover Hill Railroad Coupsu7
will be held at the Office, 10 this city, on THURS
DAY, 3lst inst st II O'clock A NJ.
By order OF the President.
D. 5. WOODBRIDGE,
my I8-dtd TTaasursr
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NOTICE. hereby give notice TO all
~ having claims against the estate of Bernard
HaRan deed, that they must present their claims
,romptly and that those owing the said estate will
make speedy payment, as l intend closing up the
1usne Is of that estate as early as possible,
JOHN HAGAN, No. 76 franklin st.,
mY 80 Adm'I VI .. HassR, dts'a,
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-, 677Ud7 0ARDFE WITH GROW

A MARKET GARDEN, " IT n IT -. rJTY
~ mo VEGETABLES &c NEAR I iHi..tI re
FOR RENT we are authorized 70 ie a1..ge,,d ~
LIT October next, the properly no 60. ai' ogs a
nrs Hosea on the Meade" Bnass -. h3p the. t.
north Of the city near ,boasss c sDd u ''
House has rooms, with ouIho"''''
of land attached :-irags Of the vsGsh
blessnd crops now growing, con'''D'
of various kinds a.. B., srv wsh.ut 70
spend the summer in the county, ~
city ,.t
Terms liberal, TO a good tena1J.; :, WILLIAMS
my SO-5t ~ HOt1 N------.
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job FhIIN I / n U
NEATLY exc UTED At THIS OFFICE
NNO STONE MASONS-Sealed prOpO-
A sails will be received at our office, for hni'1i Z
tbs bridge over the Paper Mill Cannl, crossing jlI
street, ia substantial and workmanliks manner 20
be approved by the Superintendent Of Streets aai
to conform to the grade of that street The present
range walls Of granite masonry are believed 10 be
perfestly good, having been built by faithful WON
man to sustain a stone arch.
Those desiring to contract, viii examine the w0H
for tn mssves
E7- Immediate proposals are desired
~ 2o-2s GODDIN \ APPERSON.
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NORTHAMpTQN

The msjorties In this county appear TO be
Flournoy SO, T.. B. Finney's majority, for State
Senate over w. II. B Custis, IS. E. J spady'
majority for House of Delegates, over r. Har-
manson, IS
Flnney elected to the Senate from Aseomsc and
Northampton.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-30

GREEN RIO COFFEE-200 bags for
~ sale By DAVENPORT, ALLEN u co,
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DUNAWAY.-Leit the employ ~ N rss
HI Williams 4 RaGIsod, lSg ge I'm o,,n.d SQuln
day a. .Ss so a1d % % y ssy Old qs, Sa
Is EeIy that he is lettering sooui 10 "a, ..a fof hIs
of this city. A liberal reward WIZ %
rest and delivery 70 them, oI, 70 l. WILLIAMS
my 3O-St IA LotN
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1HE undersigned have this d DAY .l iV,. q
L copartnership for the PuIpG'' s ~ prs1'
Books fQt those VINO have a no ,i:9I IN al the
Slsm0nes ,p,Iisncs Of many years 10 .Sg O,ls.
iron 10 al Potsons who may thlah proper -
ize them $3.50. b.,,y.nn 8.h and 5'1 -
Ofioe on franklin street oet" a. patton, Es4-
in rear OF 'h0 HITaH ii GoDDlN:,vrAYNE
LEWIS w Ch" NAV NV s0-:3p-
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GLOUCESTER.

Wise 400, Flournoy 347-Wises majority So
Other nominees about same vote Gave Pierce los
For Congress: No opposition to Bsyly, but d
large vote polIed 10 compliment to Montague
For Senate: Catlett's majority SIS over Christian
House of Delegates Warner T Jones, Demo
crat, beats Clopton, Whg and X. N, IS votes
HENRY
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Wise 273 Flournoy 2l2-Wlse msio rity 81; esve
Pierce 75 McComss 266, Beale 2l5; Bocock 265
Patton 22l Holiday 800 Morris 2l2
For Congress: Bayly 1852, and some scattering
For Senator: Catle,t, DEM, 30 msjori over
Christian, Wing.
For the House: Nicholson 81 over Pace Nicho-
las elected the Delegate from Matthews and Mid.
desex.
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A letter TO the Enquirer makes Wise's majority
o. T. 3. Bocock for Congress, 1885, and states that
Hughes billiard ia elected TO the House by ma,
iority of $50.
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HENRICO-COMPLETE.
Majorities-Flournoy 2l9; Bes' e 1873; Patton 1874 /;
Norris 1871 Scott l48; Reins l72 Cox l76.
pITTSYI ,VANIA-O fficial.

Flournoy, 1854; Wise, 1884. P!ournoy's msio-
ritv 20. Gave Pierce 10. Srang,' to say McCo
mas aud Bocock get 1897 and Bea ie and Patton
Iai5 each McComas and Bocock beating Flour
noy, and getting majority of r. o
For Congress: T. Bocock, 1896; Claiborne
1864 Bocock's majority l72.
For the Senate Woodiug, Democrat, 14O2: Gil
mer, 1850
American 1917; Graves, American, 13la. Aide
mocrats elected to the Legislature.
FRANKLIN-O Official.
Wise, 1858; Flournoy, 906 Wises majority
347. Gave Pierce l82. McComas, 1865; Beale
1913; Bocock, 1868; Patton, 500.
For Congress T. S. Bocock, 1864 Claiborne,
874.
For the Senate A. Stewart DemocT at, 1858 !;
P. Saunders, jr, American, 895. Stewart elected
from Franklin, Patrick and Henry.
House OF Delegates-(2 Delegates > Peter Ham
cock, Democrat, 1907; VIM. II Edwards, Demo
crat 1911 w P. Woods, American, 1853; s. D..
IHngIisb Arnarican S65
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PRINCE WILLIAM--Offic1al.

Wise, 659 Flournoy, 249. Mc'comas, Cos;
Beale, GAG; Bocock, G64 Patton, PA Gave
Pierce 344 gives Wise Alb.
For Congress Smith, 6i5; Funst en-, 81 Bar
bour, 80 Hunton,
PRINCE EDWARD Official.
Wise 427, Fiournoy 355; McComas 428, Beale
337 Bocock 435 Patton 334. The county gave
Pierce rs and gives Wise y.
For Congress- William o. Goode i37, L. Taze-
well $50.
Senator: T. II. Campbell AS, R. H. Allen 1913 -
Campbell Democrat, re elected TO the Senate by
large majority in the District compos ed of Lunen
burg, Notoway and Prince Edward, over Alien,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-12-25

10y virtue OF three several DEGREES Of Chesterfield Cir.
I'D cult Court ~ the las; term, shall OFFER Tor sR,
Chesterfield Court House. MONDAY, the lith January
next County Court dr!) the greater part OF the rrn
tate OF which EcuJa,ui Graves died seized, to wit
The Dover TrLct containing 40 ncrc-, lying the
south side o; swift CecS mile from the Court House
On this TIE Duildnes late the re-dencc o Capt
ira vcr and though at prcset good deal Out repair
ttcy are on scale to afford accommodation Tor large
family The quality OF the land good. Thcr" is good
proportion of wood land. and low grounds on thu
creek which constitutes the boundary tor considerable
distance. the Clover Hill Rail Road passes ulony the
Southern bOrer. n.nrdu. ready market for wood and
timber ana the .otnnc" the watering Proc
tors Greek, the Richmond mud Petersburg ka Road
is four miles BY good road The situation il henlthy III.
.eshborhOod good, aud IN" convenience TO tho cour
hose, churches schools physicians nil- blacksmith
nDd "eewrisht shops and 10 the Richmond and Peters
burg uakc,s zach about - miles distant both ty railway
sna county -oads and 10 Port Whhail by railroad siso
Wsstnh aa'"'tases not often TO be- met with.
iiis tract ~ii,,rubGby be sold in body, though il
may Irud'y oe d'ed il h" found suit fhe views OF
buyrrs
The other real e.ta, continuing about 600 acrcs in
7.h' i'iSH uo Hoou much OF il rdoinin: the Dover
i.: Sii &c offered at IN. same time in several parcels
There buildings TO SOAK OF, but an abundance Of
wood s'd, from which but tt. timber has yet been
taken; lnd lying immediately the rail road il is vauu
bic on ihh; account. The creek u,r. water
power and there is abundance Oi tone Of good quality
TEhNs-Cr-dn OF t. H. ls and ~ i,on,hs eo,s install
meNts, secured BY bonds with good ,r,y and by re-
tsiher at title Cash required the ant Of expense,
only f
do aud obtain the directions n, the Cour
uou-c. SAMUEL HANCOCK,
iffFEESoN lIANcOcH, comrs.
Dec 2i--Ctds L. w FLOlRSOI
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wARRENTON FEMALE COLLEGE,

rulHE next sa.-ion OF this Institution will commence
u Wednesday, the 10th u January lt16.
regular and thorough o study hRs been adopt
ed in order 10 graduation In addition the usual English
branches prepared TO give instruction III tir IN
cient aud Modern Lang lnthe department vi au,ic
instruction will he furnished the Harp Piano, Mclo
lcou. Guitar and in Musical Composition and Vocal MusIr
In the department OF Fine Arts every attention Is paid I"
Drawing in all it, varieties, Oil and Gr.cian Painting
Lands ape Painting in Crayon, Wax Work, Embroidery,
Fancy Work. sc.
The Professors nId Teachers will strive render their
respective departments highly Interesting and improving
and no Efforts will be spared promote the moral aud ia
ellcctual welfare of their pupils The President and his
lady control of the Done-;c Department. md will be
especially careful afford the Bohrdrrs every attention and
comfort necessary render the Colcgen pleasant hom"
The esllhulncss OF Warrcn,on and It's accessibility ren
Der all convenient pacc To which persons may
sed their children acquire education Gun chrr.".
nrc No low can br afforded in Institutions OF similar n
vnitsg"S
Payments, one hall in advance, and deduction for
hb-ence after entrance except Of protractcd SICK
| uess.
| Dec 7-ct23dJ THOS. :. CAMPBELL. Prest
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GREAT ATTRACTION AZ C0RiNTHIAN

TIME subscriber respectfully informs the public NJ
large tina, la, has lifted up rooms l.: III" above Hall
for .hc purpose of cuniuyng The PHOTOGRAPHIC AR
in All il branches and G prepared 20 !urni-h picture
in every style the known IN - country ur !uT"p"
He calls r-prrinl attention 10 HE style al Picture: ~
Ambratyp"s sn--. trr exceeding III h"mty Hnd hnf''
hty any thing before made These ?Ic;uis ~" not
reversed DagUrrrDtypr- are" ana may " seen IA nav
light; They mpc:hhh'c. h"in- h"rn H,!cnIy seated
between u.a yltc. which .cniHS l. secured BY Letters
Patent in the United States and Lurpp' AMI o"M'd III ms
plnc.. br Gibbs only.
These Anbrorypcs pronounced hv competent i:s"5
20 r the rhnc,t reinforcement IN thr Photographic Art,
having n relief and ccnrnrss truly astonishing Made
from the siRlcs, TO lie s!kr.
Ambrotypc S,crcoscopcs nuS,br seen 10 appreciated
the relief being fully . perfect A- lite.
Also their Monographs Picture. on paper, from liz"
These ARE rquul the finest engraving i NOR" arcn'
rate in ,.,a1 Any number iron, single silin:--!roi
one 70 tuusanu-either plain or coorrd Ia waller ~ on
Citizens and strangers Invited 20 call and "x"nir"
specimens III the Lranchr., they hrr "-u'rd "'
polite attention. aud superior pictures.
+. f.. GIBBS
F. Sin Ambro,ype H." sryl" Of drapry"f 'i' color OF
the eve makes no i.t-cnc" I'll AZ" equally vel taS'n
rasrerl so,yps copied into An5r":ypcs and ."' iinia
80, ~ Oct -.
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VALUABLE LAND IN cIIEsTEnrIELD,


Rf virtue 0; deere" OF thu Circuit cnur, OF Chester
- held pronounced at the last TERM will offer for sale
on FklDAi III" ith day OF January in!r other
Wise the nex dag, NJ tie 6r residence Of Il. il Brooks
deceased or Oh -".c part of III. land by, all Of IL,
re-" estate vi 'ad brooks. except the homestead, which
see-n assigned 10 Mr. Brooks her dowcr) consisting
The following parcels
haze Log Castle Tract, gin. Swift Creek and Toma
Sn;Gi"nc ja3 acres including the additions made
tbs tn VIM q. Elan aud others. large proportion nt
u,n; rr"''''y onc.iniII or more, CONSISTS Of low
r., VI "!y III. quality and well ,,rsined a part OF
mi ' al" of the upland is -tiliin original woods,
IF Sgoi deal OF pine, of secondary growth
md ho u"'f.ln: hJuS" This tract, hu, large barn
a. , '"rh buildings II will be sold entire, or divi.
/ r. - NAV ." d"stncd best on the day.
iOr'Htiy Elects containing O. acres the
aiig,s' H"' "S itnaihwk Church. adjoining nearly
O,it.r "'> With public road iron, 10 thu.
an orc III, i snail dwelling s,i other houses, with
s,a ,o .l wG!i "i cnod wafer, a,l0rdng convenient
hmst n'+,'a"',r" TtS.sc two tracts together would
Inc nelghbor rood j. h.,i,h. ., l Oh. 5;s,,,,s ;s
49, ~ L'II- west from Richmond IL from the Court
~" aoou iiTom the Midlothian Station on the Rich.
mont and Dansil!e Rail kund
one wishing to buy '''" NV p'''A'''' ~ ""'
.thas:-A liberal crcd, for tie r. ntcr par, of the
hen On the land r w III OuV Nov c.,
-N.cs 2l-ctds = ~
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VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.

INTENDING TO remove to Norfolk will rel! n public
auction at the Cross streets III Hampton on The -
December 1855 the farm which now reside. IL con.
tnns twu hundred and Ot und about one half
cleared the balance III chestnut md pine mbrr OF ""
latter of which about 600 cords could be cut without ia.
iurv TO the tnrm II il distant from Hampton about halt
mile By water nnd forms the western point OF Hampton
liver where enpties into Hampton Rond- OF which and
Old Point il IL in full view.
Tie land is light high ami naturally dnincd having
nrnry three sides the water and IL well adapted 10 the
cuEi%n:ic wrnr corn fruit and vegetable Has III
orchard choice peach a!d apple trees Tier" are two
dwellings upon it in good order, Ny residence, q good
brcs house the water with the necessary out houses
Tor two families with good wells Of and cistern
containing OO0 gallons Fine nsh and oysters are pro
cured without difficulty and the place altogether offers ad.
vantage. often to be met with prcunryaf asuinn'r
residence
Any information concerning it will be furnished by "d
dressing nr. r. MSlory al Norfolk or e. n Mallory III
Hampton.
The terms will be half cash. the balance IN one ana
two ycnrs with interest from 1T January Lwt posses
lion will be givei) secured by lien on the property.
T,.r .-cti, FAYETTE JONES.
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FARM IsnIf SALE


WN health being such render unable to attend
WI 10 business. will SELL ut public auction OH the pr"
miscs on the Goth day Of December next not sold pr
,utcly before ms Farm in King William Dunty. coninn.
ing between 400 10 800 acirs, lying on the Stage Road
leading from Richmond to Tappnhannock, - miles from
Richmond and adjoining the lunds o! Major WIN = ton
thine Capt Martin Drewry and others and miles from
good landing Psnunky River for the shipment "i
grain &c. $500.
There il on the farm Gri-t MIL which By the cxpend.
turr of u small amount may be made proh.Hhie ncsd's
which there nrc other Mill Senrs, bill OF which one
had mills upon them and III profitable operation AZ ire
su,lc time Much vi the lnnd Is rich creek BOTTOM AMI
MI tho high land Is GOOD sthte oil lrriiy with al
abundance OF mari upon The place nasy o hcccFs Tbs
firm will com psrr iavoraby with any in Eghin OF lie
size in the production OF AMI wheat cr0poi Wheat
mas been seeded This TALL There good Sritk Dwell
ing House and Kitchen upon the place and other hect'
ry buildings for the Of The arin. The situn'ioh ID
Lrn,hy md the urnood good hny IN virginia
urn the preni-rs where my on. wi-s to pnretas'
can and be shoUn the lHrnl. e.,
TERMsOnG-thrd u the purchase money 10 te pall ~
cas- the balance in one and three yr"rs; or II h
sired will br made accommodating 10 the pnrchhsf
with from day Of sn" " Reserved util lahpb!'
men, is made. Possession given 1T Jhnlary next =,
On the same day will proceed TO tci! my ffonseno"'
and Kitchen Furniture, Farming ulrfs seek oi horsr-'
Cow. Sheep and Hogs. md I'll Ia" crop upon the pa'
upor credit Of II months or all iIn' over CIV tht SUI;
aud under cash. bonds with approved rH"uTi'y Tor al"
sums entitled 10 The credit.
II the weather BE- uninvorn6Ie the day appointed, re
AL, i'll take place. The iui- day.
'"N INV I'm JAMES r. ElLETT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-12-25

NXTIrI b. hired tn" year next ensuing, ls"6 1T
w Wakefield. in Hanover county. Che farm hrxt adj
Joining Mr. Geo w Boswrlit) TO the highest bidder 1T
public auction, SATURDAY, December 18th, 1900, up
wards OF THIRTY NEGROES, consisting OF men, women,
hoys and girls Some them have been raised TO iour
work and some ~ .r-t rate farm hands.
They will he hired 10 remain III the country rs harm
hands and house servnn,s as they accustomed and
none of them will hr hired labor public works, or III
occupations considered dangerous.
Bond with approved r"cur!,y will IN every instance b"
required. H.. !" Ky nAhpS'N'
Executor Of MI. Judith Smith! dcccnsrd
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