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HARVEY, WOOD & CO,
Gp0CCpS ANN CUNNINGHAM Mruru MIRO
NORBORNE NORTON & CO,

IMPORTED 8. DOMESTIC CIGARS,
u EG leave to inform their friends and the
- public generally. that they have taken the store
No 164 Main st Immediately opposite the Americsn
hand a choice selection of the finest CIGARS, SMO-
KING and CHEWING TOBACCO, PIPES, PIPE
STEMS, SNUFF, nc, &c. fe 5-dtm&w3m*
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REMOVAL,

HOUSE, SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTING.
THE Subscribers have removed their
Il PAINTING ESTABLISHMENT to the new
house erected by them Broad street doors above
the Theatre and nearly opposite their old stand.
where they will be better prepared TO serve their
patrons. They ask continuance of former patron
age. Terms accommodating
fe 8-dIms l.. D. MAULE,
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Cbariesfon Aforkeys

CHAALEsroH, Feb. s-Cotton- OF the week
How bales, at prices ranging from Q to Of. Re.
ceipts OF the week 5000 bales Rice to A. Re-
ceipts Of the week 8 SEQ tierces; stock 275
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NOTICE.-Haying determined to close

NOTICE.-Having determined to close
IN our business, offer our entire stock at cost
for cash only. We would therefore, invite the atten-
ton of purchasers to elegant and varied assort-
ment OF Gen.emen's FURNISHING and FANCY
GOODS which are all of the newest styles and
latest portation embracing every article of Gen.
tlemen's under apparel, useful and ornamental ar.
ticles
We urgently solicit those indebted to us to make
immediate settlement and our object is to close
out as soon as possible, will steadily adhere to
the cash principle. WIN r. ADCOCK Il CO.,
iaSl Main al nnder Amarican Hafel.
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SLAVES AT AUCTION, AT AMELIA
~ COURT HOUSE. FEB. 22d, 1855 We shall
sell at auction, on THURSDAY, the 22d of Febr'ry,
at Amelia Court House. court day. three az valua-
bic SLAVES as any in Virginia, belon ging to Mrs..
Cousins estate, to wit:
NAT. about eighteen years of age
RICHARD about thirty-six years of are. and
MARY. about fourteen years of age
These Slaves were raised by Mira Patty Allen.
late OF Amelia county, aud are sold for division
amongst the legatees of Mrs. Cousins, under de-
cree of Amelia County Court
Terms cash.
ALEXANDER DOMAIN, lc.
JAMES NJ. DOMAIN, Commissr
Petersburg. Jan, 9th, 1855 fe9-dtds
Enquirer copy times q week till day, and
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TOAL AND WOOD.-The Subscriber
~ takes pleasure in announcing to his friends and
will enable him to keep on hand at ali times full
supply of as good BITUMINOUS COAL az can BE-
found in this Market aud which he will sell on as
reasonable terms as 1t can be had.
ALSO-A good supply of OAK and PINE WOOD,
at the market price. JNO. NJ. STRATTON,
Produce Broker and Dealer in Wood and Coal,
fe S-d3m On the Basin, corner of 10th st.
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A VALUABLE FARM AT PRIVATE

4 VALUABLE FARM AT PRIVATE
IA SALE.-We are authorized to sell privately
valuable Farm Ia Henrico county. about five miles
from this CITY, containing about ~ acres, lying be-
tween the lands of Mr.. Bournes, VIM. Lowe, John
Decost and Francisco Perrsdo Desilver. the plot OF
which may be ct the subscribers store, IA Main
street.
TEaMs-One-fourth cash; balance at A, and IL
months endorsed negotiable paper, interest add
ed, title retair ed till last payment be made
Ia 10 LARUS SHINE.
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NEW YORK, Fen. s.-Another fortune TELLER
tHu'd |atharine Wietman. has been arrested on
,ae charge OF obtaining money by her mock cere-
gorge A. Hunters clothing store in the Bowerv
pi as !oDoed OF $1,000 worth of goods on Tuesday
me mansion OF 3. l.. Swan destroyed by fire las.
"ehts vas valued at $40 600 Some So 900 worth
90 N''a' '"'o' ahee @<",'
afs' hiexabdrina Parent. native of France, as
''ais Oh age, committed suicide yesterday morning
a. hs' residence, No IL Waverly Place, by taking
''u0ahnin eause-pecuniary einbarr assnients.
frozen 70 death yesterday. 'S-
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
BY ALEXANDER MOTIF

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF FUR
~ NITURE VIII be sold ON TUESDAY next,
18th inst at 10 O'CLOCK at store by order of be
Gommissoner, large lot of Household and Kitchen
EQkNITURE. consisting of splendid Sofas II
Mshogany Chairs; IL Cane-seat do Rocking do 2
splendid Psrlor do; pair splendid Dvans; s Ma
hossny Tables; pair Pier Tables; 2 Mahogany Sc
cretaries; Mahogany and plain Washstauds; Maho-
sany and other Bedsteadf; Looking GLASSES; Feather
Beds lair and Shuck Mattresses; Feather Pillows
cling the usual variety
ALSO-A large lot Of Kitchen Utensils.
ALSO-One splendid Piano, octaves, made by
piece of Furniture.
The public Is requested to attend as the Furniture
OF the best quality and the sale positive and unre-
served. ALEX. MOTT,
le . Auctioneer y
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DECLINE IN The PRICE os CoAL-A letter from
"Nsas phia states that the price of anthracite coal
oy retail has lately declined Is to 50 cents Der ton
ne general Impression among dealers in the articIs
- mat the market will open at still lower prices
Inc louisville Miners Journal s preparing coal on.
s siatgts Tor such result. 1t says that coal and
esnIs can and ought to be reduced full ~ Der cent
'ue average rates OF last season. and with pru
h'unefstiye TO all engaged In it, -
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TAKE NOTICE, ONE AND

E3 ALL-The entrance to the ARBOR
is now on 18th street, first door from
~@-- Main. which place has. been newly,ft-
ted up and renovated and where the subscriber may
still be found. daily dispensing the good things Of
this life, such as VENISON, TERkAPIN, CAN.
VASS BACKS, PATRIDGES and superior OYS-
TERS, to all who patronze him. He has privsts
Rooms for suppers; and everything the markets sf-
ford good to eat and drink served unexcsptionable
style and at moderate prices
He hopes mis- friends will still show him the slight
of their countenances" r. w. ALLEN,
ia 81 Proprietor.
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IN election for town commissioners was held 10
Milton, y. C, las; Monday Several gentlemen
were elected, each receiving nearly the same vote
gpou which The Milton Spectator, Democratic
Isror remarks that this may be considered a
h7nw Nothing victory, for II says, 1t is rather sin
.r.'sr that 60 many citizens should vote the same
t.,Sei when no regular nominations had been pub
HtIy announced.
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WINTER CLOTHING. TO BE SOLD
w CHEAP.-As the subscriber has begun the
manufacture OF his Spring and Summer stock of
Clothing he will offer all kinds Of heavy Clothing at
prices that will sstonish you. He must have room
bis Winter Clothing ct soma price Great bargains
can now be had, 30 those whose means are limited
can procure good garment at very low price by
calling at A. LEWIS, 50 Main st.
fe6 Opposite the st. Cherles Hotel,
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NO THE PUBLIC Although the

NOTICE.-Being about to dissolve aud
IN wind mp cur co.paTtnsrship husness IL b highly
important that al accounts duo mp to let instant
shouid be immediately settled. Thoso. therefore,
OWING us bills due prior to and the lst last, viii
greatly obliss Us BY settling their respective daes
imme oiately. 80
settled when presented ,.,.,,r,. . v.ar
Ia ST ~ 60 . - -.
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Charleston Races,

CaARLEsToE, Feb. s.-The three mile race
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LATEST MAIL NEWS.

METROPOLITAN MECHANICS IssrfrrrE.--The
second annual exhibition of the Metropolitan Me-
chanics' Institute, opened in Washington on We'd
nes3ay evening. Notwithstanding the unfavorabla
state of the weather, nearly twenty-five hundred
persons were present to witness The ceremonies.
After sn address by Joseph II. Bradley, ESQ.,, tho
President formally opened the exhibition. We no.
ilco among the lists of articles exhibition, quito
a number Of entries from Virginia, but not half
what we expected to see. Mrs. S. Lunt, of Rich.
maud deposits straw chair. made by colored
man Mr.. John w Reed, Of Charlottesville, three
frames. drafting and drawing, Charles Lucas in
vrntor.) and large and convenient straw arm
cEsir msde by an oli negro, Mr.. D Paul. of Peters.
hu' d-posi,Cs very pretty pair of stockings Mrs
Champion L. Payne, o! Lynohburg fine article of
tahacco VIC observe entries also from Alexandria,
Fsitsx Loudoun, Fauquier, Norfolk &c, &c. At
last accounts the exhibition progressing finely.
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TOR SALE.-Exchange on New York
Il at three-quarters pre- MUM. North Carolina mo.
ney received at per cent. discount.
Trans-Al1egheny Bank notes received ct per cent
discount.
Geld and Silver bought and sold at
HURLEY'S EXCHANGE OFFICE
fe 2-Sm No 5 Pearl nreet
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BY KENT, PAINE e. KENT
CARGO SALE OF SUGAR AND MO-
~ LASSES AT u C Ito Non TUESDAY
the 18th instant. commencing at 10 o'clock, at the
schr. John Griffith, from Attakapas, La, with
219 hhds Sugar good to choice.
$50 bbis Moiasees.
TERMS-Under 500 cash: over @I0O months Grad
1t, for approved NEGOTIABLE paper
CHAS. r. WORKMAN & CO.
Auctioneers.
ADDITIONAL.
VIII be added to the above sale, the cargo of the
schr. Ottawa, from Cardenss Cuba, with
2l0 hhds prime Cardenas Molasses.
IL terces do do do
Terms above.
CHAS. T. WORKMAN l. co.
KENT. PAINE 4 KENT, Aucts fs 8-td
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The WEATHER TRAINS DELAYED. - SUFFER
INGs or TIE PAssENGERs-Th intense cold wealth
er, together with the snow, has congideraby retard-
travel and dissrap ged the mails in various drec-
lions The Isirs arriving at and departing from this
city have been generally up to time with the excep-
ton O the Northern whioh has been detained BY ice
IA the Potomac.
At The North and East, the trains on several rail.
3s haze been delayed by the freszing of the water
in the pumps of the locomotives. This trains from
Boston fur Nav Y ork Tuesday, was detained ur-
ward of halt hour from this cause the road be
tween Worcester aud Springfield.
At three o'clock Tuesday afternoon, there were no
less than three trains the New York Central
Railroad which were over due The Albany Argus
says:
4 ,sIegIaPhc inquiry as to their whereabouts was
answered that they had frozen fast to the track The
wheels becoming heated, when a stop was made, ad
heTed 50 hrlY to the track hat it very difficult
10 get The trGiIs 10 motion again
. The Niagara fails train, which left Holley at P
d Saturday, went ohly few miles and was EN-:
bodied IN the snow drift. There were about 100
passengers, among them several ladies and ceidren
ana serious suffering would have been experienced
out for ths and attention of the conductor who
had provided stores OF wood ia the cars ard main
t7laed constant warmth during the intensely cold
night When the morning dawned it was discovered
mat the train from the West was embedded about
RUE distant, and measures taken to return to
HoI1y, which was accomplished a. noon.
The heavy fall OF snow with which the country
about Chicago has been visited, gives rise to appr-
h7A'ions OF 5o1 there 10 the spring In l949 Chi
csFo wSs visited with food, and 20 900 in property
othroyed- Besides that, many lives were sacrificed
ne water swept away bddges and flooded the city
WOW the snow Is very deep. and if it should melt
sul1eng, Or heavy rain should fall, a fearful
400 IT'S feared, may ensue.
va me lilnos Central Railroad, last week, train
as o'.'l ifC@sh up near Decatur, and the wretched
suffered not only for lack of fuel but for
"a Vi ioooj aud shocking to relate compell-
~, - 'ne blVer necessities of their condition to
Dy' 70 hee t'gm starring. This fact is stated 10
i''a 9 Pap9ls OF the 81 lust, received at Cncin-
49,. Oh th9 chicago and Mississippi road, at last
bn,iSs' tIein OF cars, filed with passengers, was
'iet ~ tue snow, with the thermometer IS de-
H'ees 0e1o" zsfo Three had been burnt up for
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lii FOR PHILADELPHIA. via
.ss. BALTIMORE The good schr. HARRIET
ELLEN Captain Kent havipg the most of her car
go engaged and going board, will have imme date
dispatch. For balance of cargo, apply to
fe 7-5t w d C0tOITfTT ca
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!, MUSIC sToRE-REMOvAL,

.Ml. MUSIC STORE-REMOvAL.
XHRK P. II. TAYLOR announces to bic friends
Sszx and the public at large. that he has moved
store occupied by w Ritter during the last thirty
years, on Governor street., near franklin street, .
few doors above the Dispatch Office, where he will
keep, 20 heretofore an assortment Of Piano Fortes
Meiodeons Accordeons. Guitars, Flutes. vioIins,
Guitar and Violin Strings and Musical Merchandise
in general, all of the best quality.
ALSO-The largest stock OF Popular and Standard
Music to be found in the State. New Music received
semi-weekly.
q Pianos Taned, Repaired and let on hire.
D-Oid Pianos taken in part pay for new ones.
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CTORAGE, STORAGE.-The subscri-
- Der having taken one Of the large and commo-
dious Warehouses on Dock, between 2ist and I'D
streets, would inform the Merchants of Richmond
that he Is prepared to take all kinds of STORAGE
at tina customary rates
He will also attend to MERCHANDISE and PRO-
DUCE BROKERAGE on reasonable terms.
fe 6-Im J. B. SCLATER
mo THE PUBLIC Although the
i charge OF q so per day for Board lin oonse-
quence of the vspy high price Of grovisionsl aords
me less profit thar arose from the former charges OF
81 per day yet a. not willing TO tax the ibe.
ralty my customers with the additional charge OF
SO oents per day. when they can, IL they choose to
do 90, get elsewhere in the city st former charges
Ar comfortable and giant accommodations any
gentleman would desire. hereby give notice that,
from this date, the price Of Board at the Exchange
Hotel win be ss formerly-S2 per dag.
To the travelling public, and more especially TO my
Virginia friends aud customers. tender my grateful
thanks for their past support and patronage,
aud will assure then, that In all respects no paine,
trouble nor expense win Be spared on my part to
make their sojourn st the Exchange, In every par
ticular, comfortable and sstisfsctory.
JOHN'P. BALLARD
Riebmoud FebYusYv Let. I956--ts
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BY DAVENPORT, ALLEN & CO.

GROCERIES, &c, AT AUCTION
~ On THURSDAY, 18th Feb, we will SELL at 10
O'Clock, at our auction store, assortment of Gro.
ceIies, viz:
Coffee Sugars
Rio Java and Maricaibo Coffee
Green and Black Teas
Rectified Whiskey; NJ Z. Rum
French Brandy; Sherry Wine
Soap; Candles; Window Glass
Syrup; Wrapping Paper; Irvine
Raslns: Figs; Tobacco, &c. &c
TERMs-Under 500 cash; 500 and over months
credit, for approved paper
fec DAVENPORT, ALLEN L CO, Aucts.
WILL be hired at the State Court
" House, on MONDAY next, February 18th.
1882 to the highest bidder, two negro women, one q
good Seamstress and House Servant, the other a
good plain Cook T. r KEESEE
fe 9-St Guardian of ]. A. Pitchers children
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AUCTION SALES
FUTURE DAYS.
BY DAVENPORT, ALL EN- & 60.
FURNITURE AT AUCTTON.-O,
THURSDAY, 18th Of February. We viii sell !
uiture, direct from the manufacturers consistips
Large aud small Rocking Chairs
Large Arm Chairs
Msrbe-tep Pier Tables
Sofas; Music Stools
Divans; Tete-e-Tetes
rEsms-Under 600, cash; 500 and over. 4 month,
''s' 'r i BavEsr S'Rsr ALLEN co. Aset.
BY GODDIN & APPERsoN.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF UNDI-
NJ viDED MoIETY OF VALUABLE LOT ON
no9er OF the Circuit Court Of the City of Richmond
unaei decree pronounced on the LIST of February,
1892. ir the suit Of Crouch assiast Ives Adm'r TO-
mi.ss, on TUESDAY. the 10Th dsy Of Februsrv.
1870, at the hour of o'clock, r. M If fair if NOT
liable lot at the corner of FssnIn M esth .ts.ss.
fronting "A feet ON the north side of franklin street.
running back on the cast line of 10th street $3.50
TERMS: one-third cash. balance at and mn.
Sale cond,,t.d :, ALEX. 3. aUIGoN, Comr.
fe 10 ooDDIs L AprERsos. Auct..
TRUSTEES SALE OF LAND IN
L HENRICO by virtue of a deed of trust 49,.
cuted to the subscriber by Robert Halle dated "a
day Of October. 1884, to secure debt Of e5l2 81,
1855. at O'Clock p. M. At public auction, to the
highest bidder. the premises, the property con
veyed by said deed, to witt An undivided moiety Of
Lot of Land, containing IL acres, roods and IS
poles. with brick house thereon,) lying in the
county of Henriro, on the New Bridge Road, about
one mile from the city of Richmond. 80
TERMS-Cash as to 30 much of the proceeds N
may be necessary to defTay the expenses Of execu-
ting the trust and to pay the above debt, with inter-
est As to the residue the terms will be made known
on the day of sale. JOHN HOWARD Trustee.
saie conducted by GoDDIN ApPERsoN. Aucts.
fe1
In consequence of a recent division of
the aforesaid property of which the Trustee had not
been Informed when this advertisement was first in.
serted that portion of the land which was assigned
to said Haie-nameiy. 6 acres will be sold instead
OF an undivided moiety of the WHOLE the parties in.
terested therein consenting to the same.
fe6 TRJJsTEE
TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ES-
4 TATE BETWEEN 9Th AND 10TH STREETS.
NEAR TO BYRD ST, IN THE CITY OF RICH.
MoND-As Trustee in a Deed dated 22d July, 1855
from Henry WeinhoId to the subscribers duly re-
coed to sell at public Auction, the premises on
TUESDAY, the 18th day of February, 1885, that por-
ton Of the Real Estate conveyed BY the said Deed
not heretofore released to the grantor-viz: Lot
fronting lon an alley Is feet wide 204 feet running
back towards Canal street rs feet ON which there
stands Brick and Framed Tenement.
TERMs-Cash. The title il believed to be perfect
but we shall convey with the usual special warranty
E EWS W. PEkksY, Trustees.
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NOTICE. will expose to sale at the
IN late residence of Richad Barnes, decd, in the
county Of Charles City, the 14th day of February
Of Household and Kitchen Furniture, Farming Uten-
sils of every kind; stock of Horses Cows Hogs and
Sheep; crops of Corn, Fodder, Oats, Shucks &c.
LUCY ANN BARNES,
Adm'x of Richard Barnes, decd
N: B:-Terms made known on the day of sale.
ia 25-dtd
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TRUSTEES NOTICE.-All persons in
Il debted to s. Nj. BAKER by open account or
otherwise, are requested to make payment to me as
possible, a speedy settlement of my duties
as Trustee is very desirable.
J. F. COTTRELL,
iNorth side of Basin Bank between 9Th and 9th SITS.
fe S-dImx
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BARGAINS In DHkoo c1Lko AMI
ID ,LOAKs-Havins Just tatsn % Inventory I
am prepared 70 offer great an, e 49, =
~ rho Closks Piaiu and figured Dc Lsiaes Rssst
ousIit, Frsneh Merinos SIN Warp Apeceea csntoa
Hsrssilles Qults 81 Pillow Csae Cation, re1 hluss
velow and white Flensels; 18 and ~ lTiah LiuenE
lea Table DsmAsks; Russia Towell1e. With uesy
ofhsr desirable articles which must b sclA % maze
roam for Spring 0oods.
For the 6sss barsaisA call q The old esssshsese
cheap "ofesof JACOB 4 levy,
* IS and ~ main etrees.
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Col. KINNEY.-The Norfolk Herald of Saturday
Gays that instructions have been received by the
agent in thst city FROM Col Kinney, authorizing the
stopping of enrolling for the Central American
eXuediton 1t is said unfortunate circumitances and
difficulties have caused the Colonel to to this
discrimination
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HACK AND TWO HORSES At
-, Al AoCIi ~ VIII be sold. on SATURDAY.,
did Hack, nearly new. in perfect order tcesther
With one pair young blooded Horses perfectly Ter.
tie and wei broke. - 60
VIII be add.d-Several Saddle and Work Horses.
two young. well broke Mules
fe 8 ALEX MOTT A.. s
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vrENTH GRATTAN'S REPORTS
GEO NJ WEST, Exchange Bookstore. Rich

Il GEO. NJ VEST, Exchange Bookstore, Rob.
mend Va ofers this day
Year OF the War. BY Gu.owski. SIC.
The Whis Almanac for 1855. l2c.
The American Almanac for 1865 81.
The Avilion and other Tales. By the Author of
Olive, nc. SOC.
Bunyau's Complete Works. 8 vols. large Print
and good paper, bound in Leather, S3
Cummines Psrables-Daniei. Apocalypse, Seven
Churches, &c, DC
The Coquette, or the History of Eliza Wharton;
s. nSs' w liaf Portrait Of Z. Whsrton. o.
n H-2t
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DROTECTION b u ILDIN FUND
Il STOCK FOR sALE-3O SHARES. Apply at
the Dispatch office.
u-About 81 600 could be borrowed on this amount
Of Shares from the Company, which meets on the
10th inst. fest
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BY GODDIN & APPERSON,
VALUABLE COAL LAND IN POW
HAITIAN COUNTY. NEAR TO JAMES RI
YER FOR SALE AT AUCrION.-Will be sold a;
public auction. at Snbletts Tavern. in Powhatan
county, q WEDNESDAY, the 28th day of Feb'y,
1855 if fair (f net the next fair day) at the hour
OF IL O'Clock, $50 acres of valuable Coal Lend in
dence of Miles C. selden Esq, adjoining the lands
of VIM. Warmer, the old Etna Goal Mines, and
others, and near to the High Hill Tavern.
TERMs-One fourth cash; balance at 6, IL and IS
months, for negotiable notes. bearing interest, Sc
cured by trust deed, or title retained
BY request of the Bank of Virginia and Farmers
Bank of Virginia.
fa 8 GQlDIN h APPERSAN Annta
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DLACK GRO DE kHiNE ci :. H.
- cisco worth Of eeleadM 1. III " ~ Il ~
same way, for cash oslys y : v.Axgsnnp
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CABANAS-PRIZE MEDAL CIGARS.
~ The Subscriber has just received email lot of
the sbove-nsmed Cigars the most celebrated in the
world.
splendid Gold Medal was awarded to the manu-
facturers of these Cigars for their quality and style
of manufacture, at the Worlds Fair, London, 1851
The public generally invited to call and examine
them Us they to be only at
CHARLES RICHARDSON'S,
Importer of Havana Cigars,
NJ .la.f IL IL al
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IL Hish and low quarters, OF several patterns
B.ine desrous 70 close OF the balance Of my heavy
Winter Shoes, win sell them unusually cheap for
the quality. For bargains In Boots, Shoes and
Trunks, call at No. - Main 1t, nearly opposits Ct
cha.is; Hotel, Ifeal WIN. WALSH.
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FURNITURE. CLOTHING AND DRY
= GOODS AT A u CT o N-wiii be sold on
SATURDAY. 10th inst Ut 10 o'clock. ct my stors an
sssoItmenf OF new and second hand Household and
AIso-An invoice of Clothing and Dry 0o0da &c.
wen assorted; 70 bbls No. Herrngs 10 boxes Chew,
AtsoIs Carpets 10 pair Blankets IS pair Feather
az ~. aaif riiows. ALEX. MOTT,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-10

WANTED TO HIRE-Two strong and
w active Negro Men of good character, to work
in our store. EDWIN WORKMAN CO.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-10

WANTED, 80 NEGROES.-Wanted to
w hire for the year ensuing, payable quarterly
or yesriy) 80 steady, able bodied Negroes min ers
and laborers Those accustomed to work at mines
will be preferred.
Apply to Mr., SANDERS, Manager of the London
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