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by Goddin 4 Appersop.
SALE s OF HOUSE And Lot IN n.~

L q n n
AHmE OE HOUSE AMI Inn IN
~ IN EoTEk.-By order of the NJ ~ MAN
M building Fund Company. IN. o. the
H. W.. .nereot pursuant to two seversl 49,
.s, am M farr and wife, to the Trn.,s. rnaa i
~ hny, 70 secure advances made NV tha ~ " saio
So , VIII expose to sale on In. ~. panny
Jm,a. oI manchester, on SATURDAY tb e. "a N lhe
srd 100 at the hour of O'clock N ~ LAY on
IscL os conveniently situated on the Ia. ilouss
rsrent,, nearly opposite the Masons, H. VI
dsr.ianySy occupied by the said VIM M Par m. a,a
from sa;S - y. =. Sizer Trustee in two Other Dsa1
mand AT and wife, to secure certain otbar Ja
ne SAFE the object of which in io as;f
critics. ''e'Aiu according to their pri-
Terms OF sALE-One- fourth cash. b.l,n.oe..
:, ana u months with interest adSad s or notes
Hae and title retained until purchase r ION Gay OF
Pa'o' JOSEPH R. GILL, Trnss,a.. ia w
ALFRED 4. ALIEN, Ma ussfss Of
ALFRED I. BOWEN, Bud;ns Fnna
pocrpo o; !; SIZER, Cornnsnvu i'o
:. rOoiroNEMENT.-In Consequence If ~ ny
inc aooVe sale Is postponed to THURSDAY Sbs Ios
far 49, t, 20, at O'Clock when it will take place II
jas " A.,
Sale conducted by GopprN K AppERsos. a naers.
HOUSE And LOT AT PORT Mavo
NEAR RoCkETTS, FOR SALE AT AITCTynyy,
WIN De sold, on MONDAY the 18th January ISss
on the premises, commencing at O'clock yUitbon, -
serve, the STORE and DWELLING in par+ NJ re-
near Rockets now in the occupancy OF Mr. Tnrays,
at an annual rent of 800. TERMS :-Ouetb;rd Cash
balance at and months for negotiable notes ;nt
added, and title retained till last note is maid
GODDlN l. APPERSON.
Jdo Auctioneers
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M YEGUERO CUBANO CIGARS.--Ac-
Il knowledged to be the finest Cigar In the city
Also the Galanes. La Urea and Concha Regalia and
other brands warranted genuine, with full assort
ri Divan Smoking Tobacco Will be found the best
ticle of its kind now manufactured for SALE whole
sale and retail, by L. YERBY, Agent,
'' de 24-sm No. Wall st., under St. Chas Hotel.
CRAIG ALUM SPRINGS, Craig County
" VA.-The propdetors of these Springs, which
have for time past enjoyed very favorable re-
mutation in the counties surrounding Them have been
induced to put the water in barrels for the ronven-
ence of invalids in other sections.
For the present. the price is fixed at Tive which
barely covers cost of barreling and the carriage.
Its healing virtues beyond question. The fol.
lowing certificate from Dr. Carper, leading and well
known physician In Bntetourt county 10 selected rom
many Of equal responsibility and force;
FINcAsTLE, BorEToURT Co.. Va,
July 18th, 1855.
Having been called on By the proprietcs Of the
medicinal virtues hereby state that have examin.
ed the ANALYSIS of the water, tmade by Prof Bcothe Of
Philadelphia and believe It well adapted to cure dis
eases requiring atomic OF ateraiye aaIo on me
markable effected by its use in srrotuious aee.
tons and diseases of the digestive organs. ~
Samuel M. CARPER, M. ID:
The water has been analysed by Professor Boothe
of Phiiadelphia, who says
"a mineral spring Of such richness and quality %
the analysis indicates will prove valuable aid TO the
physician It's position in the healthy mountain re-
zion of Virginia. about equ-dstant from many Of the
sulphur and ether well known springs OF tho state,
confer hgher value upon the Stipulated Cbelyhiate
Of Craig county Very respectfully Roor.,.
Eruptiye diseases, arrangement OF the liver, dys
pepsa &c., have yielded 70 tho power Of this water
and prove its efficacy wherever = has been tIisa.
s'is ''w p PgRc d LADD Co, Druggists,
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by T.. b. Cook 81 Co.

STOCK OF GROCEKIES AT AUC-
- TION-The subscriber intending to discontinue
business will sell on WEDNESDAY, 9th inst at 10
o'clock at his store on Marshall street. the New
Mar ket house. the whole of the stock of Groceries,
consisting of general assortment of fresh Goods
The stock of the best quality, and was purchased
with view to suit the retail trade.
ALSO-One fine Mich Cow.
Al the same time and place viii be rented the Store
for the balance of the year.
Terms cash. A w LAMBETH.
Sale conducted by E. B. Cook Co., Aucts. ia 5
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AUcTIoig SAFES
FUTURE DAYS.
By Goddin 81 Appersen.

~ 0OuusH "a AppefeOu.
VALUAB l. E TENEMENT ON MAIN.
BETWEEN 9Th AND 10TH STREE FuR
SALE AT AUCTION.-WiIl be sold on THURS, =
O'clock, the three story brick Tenement, on TIE
south side Main, between 9Th and 10Th streets ~
winch the late Elizabeth McKim, died sisxed After
Wnich VIII be sold small lot In the rear fronting On
an aey. The location of this property il daily be-
oo:nns more valuable it offers favorable opportu-
nj; an sIIeeI Il 10 on the square above the Virgil
Do en1 afmerS Banks and nearly opposite the new
soaI ofhce and Custom House. now in course of
T.sMs- One fourth cash; balance at 6. II and 10
Tor negotiable notes. bearing nterest secured
oy trust deed The taxes and insnyace far tbs Sesr
1900 70 be paid by the purchaser
de zo-tds GODD1N APPERsoN. Auct..
fIRUSTEE,s SALE OF y1IUauYR
s;1,, Nal ESTATE ON GRACE Ann RR0AD
oihEEIS, CHURCH HILL.-As trustee. of : 80
o. Trust executed by Edwin Farrar and viii dsssS
Hns s.anuary, Isoa duly recorded In the Richmond
s. ustngs Court we shall at the request of the ere
aitor thereby secnred proceed tc sell at public anc
tou, On the premises, for cash, on MONDAY the An
cay OF February, 1856 commencing at the honr f 10
Ccock NJ, III fair, If not, the next fair dayl nor
on OF .ne Vaiuabe square which the said Farrar
the excellent Brick Dwelling stands AZ th corner Of
orace and 18th streets. Also the Stable lot in the
rear, at the of Broa and 18th streets frtn
OIL ne reer and running back l55 feet to an alley
ABOVE property Is justly regarded as among the
mort desirable Of any now in market
Inc title Is believed to be perfect hut the snb.rY
ues actng as trustees will convey with the usual spe-
elai Warranty The taxes and insurance for the pre
sent year to be paid by the purchasers
JAS. W. PRticE Trustees.
?; Saae conducted by GoDDrN Il APPERsoN, Aucts
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SAMUEL HANCOCK,
JEFFERSON HANCOCK,
r. w. FLOURNOY,
Y AL Q A B L AND IN CHEsTER-

" ALU A B l. Il LAND IN CHESTER-
FIELD, FOR SALE.-By virtue of decree of
the Circuit Court of Chesterfield pronounced at the
last term, will offer for sale FRIDAY, the 18th
day of January next, if fair, otherwise the next
day at the late residence of L. H. Brooks decd or
ON some part of the land bly, all of the Real Es-
tate of said Brooks except the homestead which has
been assigned Mrs Brooks as her dOwer consisting
of the following parcels:
The Log Castle tract, lying on Swift Greek and
Tomahawk containing 59S acres, including the add-
lions made to it from VIM. G. Elan and others. A
large proportion of this tract probably onethird
more, consists of low grounds of very fine quality
and well drained. A part of the swamp, and also of
the upland is still in original woods, and there is
good deal of pine of secondary growth. There is
dwelling house this tract but large barn and other
farm buildings. 1t will be sold entire, divided,
may be deemed best on the day.
The truct formerly Elletts, containing 65 acres,
the Hundred road by Tomahawk Church, adjoining
or nearly adjoining the above, with public road
from one to the other. On this small dwelling and
other houses with orchard and well of good water
affordng a convenient site for re sdence. These
two tracts, together would make valuable planta
ton.
The neighborhood is healthy and good; the distance
is Is or l6 miles of Richmond IL from the Court
house. and about four from the Midlothian Station,
the Richmond and Danvie Railroad.
One of Mr.. Brooks sons will show the premises to
any one wishing to buy.
TERMs-A liberal credit for the greater part of the
purchase money, secured by bonds with security and
a lien on the land. IL. w. FLOURNOY,
de 20d2aw& ctds Comm'r.
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pUBLiC Sale OF STOCK IN VIZ

pUBLlC SALE OF STOCK IN VIZ
Il GINA CENTRAL RAIIR0SD -P.rs,,ar. -
autnonty IN us vested by McCurdy L Vowles, late
c4nttactors upon sections No s. and a. of the Vir
Una oentIai Railroad, we will offer public sale to
te hgnest bidder for cash at the office of Goddln
A.hpperson Auctloneers in the city of Richmond, on
s .ns Srd DAY ct December 1855 at IL O'clock A. M
virginia Central Railroad Company to which the
sad McCurdy and Vowles became entitled under the
contract with said Company for the construction of
sections, No. 81 and "a of said Company's work
STERRITT BELL.
Agents and Trustees for McCurdy & Vowles. &c.
fOSIPONEMET.-The above sale is postponed
until the 18th of February 1856 de- 0ftds
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BY Alexander No1s,

FERNITURE, DE GOODs, CIOru.
n ISS; SHOES, &c--Will be sold 1t Suction
nnent second hand Furniture Stoves, &c.
SIS an, invoices Clothing; Shoes; Nett
Fancy soan n and stocks Collars Shirts Casters;
&c. '' "a'cnos' 'e"eiiys
cb. DDaTaoN y boxes Brandy; bashes.
% boxes Prunes in fancy boxes; 50 box ss
ssrdanes In good order; 10000 Cigars choice hrsnds
ALEX. MOTT. Aucs.
MIGHT SAI.ES...WATCHkS, JEWEI.
Why 1 Ky, &c-WiD be sold at auction, THIS EVE.
watches, Jewelry Pens, Pencils &C.
ALoo-A general assortment of Fancy Articles,
Cutlery, Dry Goods, Clothing. Seesrs, &c.
no 10 ALEX. MOTT Aunt
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BY Taylor 81 Williams.


' TION-On TUESDAY, 18th January. At u A ~
A NJ, at Earnests stables, Council Chamber Hill
sound and sold for fault whatever the owner bav
ing further for them. Those in want would do
well to attend the sale.
TERMS: Four months credit for approved notes
jas TAYLOR & WILLIAMS. Auct,
CHESTERFIELD LAND FOR SALE
~ By virtue of three several DEGREES of Chester
field Circuit Court at the last term shall offer for
sale at Chesterfield Court House, ON Nj ONDAY the
14th January next, County Court day. the greater
part of the Real Estate of which Benjamin Graves
died seized, to wit:
The dover Tract containing TBS acres, lying on the
south side of Swift Creek, one mile from the Court
House. On this Tract the buildings, late the res
idence of Capt Graves and though at present good
deal out of repair they scale to afford accom-
mediation for large family. The quality of the land
is good. There is good proportion of Wood Land,
tutes the boundary for considerable distance The
Clover Hill Railroad passes along the southern bor-
der, affordiDg "a ready market for wood and timber
and the distance the watering station at Proctors
Creek on the Richmond and Petersburg Railroad is
four miles by good road. The situation is healthy
the neighborhood good, and the convenience to the
courthouse churches, schools physicians mills black
smiths and wheelwright shops, and to the Richmond
and Petersburg markets. each about Is miles distant,
both by railway and county roads, and to Port Wal
tha by railroad aso presents advantages not often
TO be met with.
This tract will probably be sold in one body. though
may readily be divided If it be found suit the
views of buyers.
The other real estate containing about 1000 acres
in the same neighborhood, much of it adjoining the
dover tract will be offered at the time in sevs-
raj parcels. There buildings to speak of but
abundance of wood land from which but little tim
Der has yet been TAKEN and lying Immediately on the
railroad it is valuable that The creek af
fords considerable water power and there is album
dance of slone of good quality.
TERMS Credit of 6, p Is and "a mouths equal in
stalments secured by bonds with good security and
by retainer of title. Cash required to the amount
of expenses only.
q Persons wishing to examine the premises are nvi.
ted to do and obtain the necessary directions
the Court House.
SAMUEL HANCOCK
JEFFERSON HANCOCK,
r. w. FLOURNOY
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nWTTTIIySS SALE OF DESIRABLE
<DWEsLLlN0 ON JACKSON q 81 n n Il n ~

AIJ(.Ti0N ~ ., oN JACKSON T REET AT
an, pane and wife to James Boshar, besrins
Rcbmo tne inn day Of M. ls and Of record II
TO sell, on TUESDAY, 9Th January. Iass II air n
ao; ene peHs fair day thereafter at half past
I.oJ ,; upon the premises all that lot Of
hity,seyen on jackson street. and running baeI one
hundred and seventy feet thereabouts TO DIVA !.
val street. on the south by Jackson street on th s.t
oy street 80 feet vide, and the west BY the prop
Ely OF Austin u dnrner-and being the sasne prop
erty on which said Thomas Bailie resldes r-eF
LEWIS ID. CRENSHAW
Exor OF james Bosher decd. Trustee.
os,e Conducted BY TAYLOR WILLIAMS, Aucts
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AUCTION SALES
FUTURE Days

II rMACHSM1TTI ron sATF 11r -s-~-~
NJ. .nnN;.-Wiil be sold az the Au.,ia, n AZ c,
DAY Mosnnson and Hin in this city. on Ti ppIn g
a. ~ nkeiy young negro man belss; aoaI o. 10
coed R,. hitchcock, deceased who L AHA ), - me
Eoart smith The sale is made by 'a a, q ee
EDWARD Y. CANNON,
!. THOMAS J. EVANS, Commissioners
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Sale conducted by LARUs l. SHINE, Aucts.
ia 8
pERENPTOKY sTOCK SALE OF

DEREMPTOKY STOCK SALE OF
L READ MADE CLOTHING, FRENCH
CLOTH, HANDkERCHIEFS, &c.---On next WE'D
NESDAY, the 9th day of January we will sell at
public nucton, at store, IA Main street, stock
of about 060 worth of seasonable Ready Made
Clothing Also 90 pieces Blue and Black French
Broad Cloths; 100 pieces of Silk ii sndkerchiefs: 20
doz. Under Shirts and Drawers; together with many
other articles.
The stock is all fresh and good, and will be sold
without the least reserve whatever. Country mer-
chants the city trade would do well to attend
being our intention to sell every lot. Sale to
mence at 10 O'Clock. LARUS SHINE,
A,,nSi
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BY Kent, Paine & Co.

100000 WORTH OF DRY GOODS AT
ID AUCTION-On TUESDAY, the 18th inst, COM
mencing at 10 o'clock, will sell at the store of
Messrs Brooks Bell l. Waller, No. II 18th street.
who are making change in their business the entire
balance of their stock of
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS,
comprising a great variety of new and desirable
goods.
The attention of dealers is particularly called to
this sale being the largest stock of Dry Goods
have ever offered at auction.
At u O'Clock we will commence the sale Of the
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES AND VESTINGS, the
stock of which is very large and attractive.
At 2 O'Clock we viii offer the stock of PRINTS,
consisting of about 1000 pieces, of choice styles
In the stock win also be found good assortment Of
Brown and Bleached Cottons Drillings, Domestic
Plaids Tickiugs Apron Checks, &C., &c.
TERMs-AlI sums under $500 cash under $500
four months over that amount six months credit for
apryroyed paper. KENT, PAINE co,
a7 Auctioneers.
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january lst, 1855.

The undersigned most respectfully returns his
thanks to the customers of Geo. B. Saunders & Bro
and the public generally, for the liberal patronage
bestowed upon said firm for the past three years and
hopes by strict attention to business receive con-
tinuatloH of that patronage. shall contnne business
at the late stand of Geo. B. Saunders l. Bro No. SIG
Broad strs ct, where shall keep well selected stock
of Groceries, which will sell either at wholesale or
RETAIL good terms any other establishment in
the city. All orders will receive prompt attention
DEMETRIUS w. SAUNDERS
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SALE OE VAT.UARrE

TT1CSTEE,S SALE OF VALUA lie
Bu1LDING LOTS ON UNION HILL, AT
premises, on WEDNESDAY, the I'd day of January.
1855 at 81 O'Clock, valuable Building Lots bounded
as follows fronting 9th, 18th, o. and r streets
lor & Williams, Aucts
ALSO-That other Lot, fronting II feet on the West
side OF 18th street, between Marshall and Leigh sts
and opposite the residence of r. v. Sutton, Jr A
more accurate description will be given day of SALE
BY order of the Trustee
de "a LARUS & SHINE, Aucts.
INSTRUMENTATION above sale il postponed
to some future period, of which due notice will be
given. BY order of the Trustee.
jail LARUS l. SHINE, Aucts.
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TNRUSTEE SALE OF MULES. HORSE
RII(44Y CARTS RRICES EIXEIIpIlS H..

&C. By virtue of deed of trust executed by Luke
McKenna and wife to me, bearing date on the 18th
day of December, 1855, and of record in the Rich
mOnd Hastings Court and county Court of Henrico
shall Tin virtue of said trust, proceed to SELL at pub
lie auction, at the Horse Lot on SATURDAY, the
18th day Of January 1856, commencing at 10 O'clock
Wagon Harness, &C., &C.. and ON the following
MONDAY, January 18th, commencing at 10 o'clock,
will be sold, the Brick Yard between 2Ist and I'D
street. all the Bricks burned and unburned say about
800, 000-together, with all the Fixtures. Presses
&c, belonging to the Brick-making business. Also,
the unexpired term of lease of said yard.
Also-After the above sale, will be sold, at the
Brick Yard of said McKenna, on Church Hill, about
200 600 Bricks, Fixtures, Presses Shelters, &c Also,
the unexpired term of lease of said yard.
JAMES N. SHINE, Trustee.
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WI E1,rUD,,

t,ATENS1YE COLLECTION OF MAC.
- NIFICENT LINE ENGRAVIN(is JIrST M
fohfED-Messrs LARUS l. SHINE will saIi !.
Puoic auction, in their rooms IA Main st. on TIJEs
DAY morning, the 9th inst, at IL O'clock .nlsrdS
collection of genuine New London Ensray;ngs ~.
importer declining business They cemprisa Iiiu.trso
nons OF the best works of Wikie, Tarper. CastIaks
Galnsooro, Landeur, Herring Junior and senior MAJ
tn, DANNY, Frank Stone, and Others; enarsvad hy
Rolls Willmore, Firdea, Dos Davey. Atkinson az
all; Wagstaff, and other eminent engravers.
This is undoubtedly the best gallery of fine Fn.r.
wings ever tsubmitted to auction Connoisseur. a.
lists and the ladies, invited to see them Thai
VIII be arranged for free exhibition on Mondsv nsrf
Sale positive. Terms cash. ~
jas LARUS & SHINE an,..
MIGHT SALE, October LIST, 1S55.-TO.
NIGHT, commencing at o'clock we viii selI af
our store No. "a Main street, q large awortment ~
staple and Fancy Goods embracing almost every ar.
tcle IN the fancy line, and suitable for the city ana
country trades Wy "A~
ALSO-Will be offered an extensive stock of Ems.
sh Gold Patent Lever Watches Gold Ankera M
Cylinders; Patent Silver Levers, Anchors and CIV
inders ~ Wy
ALSO-A splendid lot of Gold Plated Watches of
all styles together with large stock of Double Barred
Guna Pistols, &C., &c.
Country Merchants would do vol to attend these
sales, az great bargains may DO expected. Good
warranted to be a. represented.
oc e-ts LARUs SHINE, Aucts.
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TcATRR,s CELEBRATED LEAD PEN
as pa s''Ws VA ~ s sSS:ti u Iksan II.
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BY Davenport, Allen q Go.
GROCERIES,, &c. AT AUCTION..-
" On THURSDAY, 10th day of January, we will
sell at 10 clock, auction store, an assortment
of GROCERIES, viz:
Rio Coffee
Laguayra do
Java do
Old Whiskey
French Brandy
Rce Salt
Green and Black Tea
Soap; Wrapping Paper
Figs, Raisns, Prunes, &c.
TERMS: Under s 100, cash $l00 and over mos
DAVENPORT, ALLEN L CO.,
Ia 4 Auctioneers
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TRUSTEES SALEaaBy virtue Of deed
her as trustee bearing date the 24th of November
1851 and duly recorded the 18th of the same
R Rsbd in the on oSI the s
January 1856, at the Monument House, now occupied
by the said Selden proceed to sell at public auction,
al the FURNITURE embraced in the said deed
quality Beds and Mattresses; one hundred pairs OF
BLANKETS; ninety pair of Sheets forty Bedsteads; fifty
Counterpanes Pillows. &C.; thirty Mahogany and
common Tables dinner and tea China; Knives and
Forks: twenty Carpets beautiful set Parlor Furni
tire complete; twelve Sofas and Lounges fIye dozen
Chairs; mantle and small Looking Glasses; Glassware
twenty Bureaus; six Wardrobe ! all the Lamps and
Kitchen Furniture; forty Washstands complete; and
many o''S JOHN M. GREGORY, Trustee.
Terms. For all sums of and under $50, cash; fro m
"a to I0O sixty days credit for negotiable notes. in
terest added with good endorser; for all sums over
loO credit of four months for negotiable notes IN
'eie'' '1'eN' JNo M. GREGORY, Trustee.
Sale conducted by ALEX. NoTT. Anct' ia
rr,RUsTEE,S SALE.-stock Boots, Shoes,
i ac-By virtue of deed OF trust from A. Bach
rnch to Alex. Mott, Trustee, duly recorded IN the
Hastings Court will be sold at the store OF the said
Rachrarh ON Broad street, ON FRIDAY next, Janu-
ary IIth at 10 O'Clock, the entire stock of Boots
shoes. Leather. Fixtures, &c, comprising gene
raj assortment, suitable for a retail shoe store;
T. AAIN Trustee T1a...e.
TS15RDlSNsVlLLE PROPERTY FO X
U SALE shall SELL at public auction, on the 4th
OF FEBRUARY, 1856, two Houses and Lots IN
this village Also two tracts of timber land very near
the place. The property 10 very valuable, and well
worth the attention Of those wishing 70 purchase
For farther information, please call and examine,
or address the subscriber at Gerdonsviiie, Orange
county, Va, previous to the day OF sale M snrrn
r. Rockingham Register and Alexandria Gazette
please copy, and send account to this Office
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NEW BUsINESS.--On account of the
death of my brother. Geo. B. Saunders the firm
OF GEO b. SAUNDERS BRO. will be closed
from this date. The name of the firm will be used
for the pur rose of closing up the business All per
sons having claims against the firm. Geo B. Saun.
derS individually, will present them to the under
signed for settlement, and those indebted will please
make payment at as early day as possible.
DEMETRlUS w SAUNDERS.
Januar1g lst, 1855.
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N0TICE.---The firm of DIETRICH 81
IN WOODSoN is this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent All persons indebted to the will please
call and settle their bills
VIM A. DIETRICH. Jr
A.P. W0ODS0N. Jr.
January 1t 1856.
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DESIGNATIONS. ac.


nISSOIsUTION.-Th f1rus OF =. HfEIs
~ CHANT WEISIGER was dissolved on the
list inst, by mutual consent Both the late partners
authorised 10 the name of the firm in liauda
ton. q
Those having claims against the firm will please
present fsem, and those indebted are requested To
sail and settle with as little delay possible
SlLAS MERCHANT.
OSCAR r. WEISIGER.
Richmond, Jan. I'd, 1856.
COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.
The undersigned on the LIST inst. entered into ca.
partnership. for the transaction of the CLOTHING
and FURNISHING BUSINESS in ali its various
branches, under the firm of MERCHANT, WEISI-
GER co. They solicit continuance of the same
liberal patronage that has long been bestowed upon
their Immediate predecessors.
Having discontinued jobbins, they will pay in
creased attention the retail department of their bu
sness and trust they viii be able to please their pa
irons in goods, style and price
SILAS MERCHANT.
OSCAR +. WEISfGER.
CHAS. r. DARRACOTT
January 3d. 1856. ja4-6t
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COMPREHENSIVE. N. WEBB

Shayins associated with him JOHN g. WADE
and VIM ). ROESTER tclerks of the late concern }
will continue the business General Commission and
Grocery at the old stand No. g. Main street under
the firm OF Lewis N. Webb L. Co.
Lewis Webb will retain his countin groom in the
buialnE: we shall therefore have the benefit of his
long business experience and advice.
LEWIS N. WEBB
JOHN G. WADE,
Ia f-h&clm WILLIAM POYSTFR