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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-01-14
BY Taylor & William.

COMMISSIONERS SALE tbF M n = ~
~ VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
OR BROAD ST., AT AUCTIoN.--In pursuance Of
decree OF the Circuit Court of the city Richmond
Mitchell vs. Tyree and ais, the undersigned commits
sioners thereby appointed, win on TUESDAY, 22nd
January, at a O'Clock, r NJ, upon the premises sell
OF Broad, between 9Th and th streets occupied by c.
Emminger. Clinton James, and others = :.
Market alley $50 feet and is improved BY large four
story Brick House on Broad street. with Kitchen &C.
and by brick Tenement on Pink alley, all of which
yield good rent
Its location and arrangement makes this one of the
most valuable pieces of property on Broad street.
TERMS: One-third cash; balance at 6 and IL mos
for notes with interest added title be retained I'M
til the notes are fully paid and directed
by the Court JAMES M. TAYLOR,
- HERBERT A. CLAIBORNE
Commissioners.
Sale conducted by TAYLOR & WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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s1EssffE517ES FIFP ri 1Sff
ii. c c NC all & { 6. ss -
nip Is chssesr6sii Cepn Hs1ss. - M0NnA1, -
~ d Y 3; ssEs Co.. e. 80 -
;a s :. ss~.. e ~ ss.ssss = .e. III. !. :.
south side Of ewfft Creek eae niIe fcns - Coass
House. On this Trast an ~ bnil1no - ~ ~
ss 81 e ssss Sss e. = sas Z
moduiion for hrss andy. The quality q - Nd
= GOD. There ice god pFuportten - WOOD LA1d,
sn4 some Low 8zU.nds % the creek whieh so.eels
Clover Hin ksfroad, psuses essne ths s1sthsEx bss-
der saoreins = ready msrket fsr WOOD ,an9 timbss
ma TIE disance 70 tho watering sefsn e Rroseoss
Sasea ~, g re snnena snd ketersbuH siIoSe
re nelsnoexnood eooA and tie convenisnee q IL
coaftheuses churehes scboos physiciaus militia bInch-
~ sna wneslwnms shess, md 70 10 Reanna
both ~ railway snas caanfy foazs and % Pat wal
VA, y nllIosd also. presents advsnHases RS ofsn
This trsct win probsbly Is sold IL Y. - 49,
I. may readily bs divided Il 4 Be found g sss IS
ne otbsr real eststs containing asoat ion .er,s
sse @ = = sh q Z ss. hs
=. - tSIoels. There no beildines 10 spsak oE hSs
~ ~ 81 wood land, from which hut iiss1s DIM
railroad 4 sesn s,sen end lying immsdistsly % The
ford ya,1ahie on that accounts The creek e.
S.nc ~ water power and there 4 q dun
., Tn..s clsd. u u ssd u mouths. equal
y retainer Of title. Cash rsoairS y, ~ .,. -.
OF expenses only. - -''Y = 80 s's-s =,
Pss.en. Wishing to sn.nins Ii. pr.u,..s .rs i.v,.
~ Go ~ 81 nd can obtain tho necessary drssons q
n sEEFERsoN HANCOCK.
a.,o-,.u,.... 4 W. FLoURNOY.
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BY Larus &. shine.

EXTENSIVE SALE OF CROCKERY
II AND GLASSWARE AT AUCTION.-Will be
WEDNESDAY, the 18th inst, commencing ct 10
O'Clock, about $50 packages of Crockery and Glass
ware, embracing in part: White and Yellow Cham
bers; Ewers and Basins; White Granite Tea Sets do
do Plates Glass Plates; French China Tea Sets Gold
Band Ewers and Basins Parian Pitchers; Gilt Table
Sugar Bowls in sets; Bowls of all kinds; Castors
large assortment: Cut and Pressed Glass Tumblers;
Glass Dishes, &c. &c, comprising well selected
stock suitable for the retail trade -s,,s est
Sale positive, and without any reservation. /,
Terms cash. LARUS & SHINE,
Ia Aucta
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n syM1kAA411pNERes ALE or q 771ssssss
- sAtuAbLk NEGRO CAKfENTEE--Sx2a ~
q aecfee Of the Gifcnft Court 81 Rickno,I3 -
ssfse n ne case Of McCook W Mszfn 81 rs 81 A.
~ Dssomo9 no Il which tho undsssixned 49,
sppMesed Commlssionen fer that purpose, Ne VIII
v1 w the aqctfon rooms pf Diekinson HiIi
y, Cos % onef at public motion, tothe hisheSt hddsr.
William II. Martin James g lsrre vail r,ss ~ y
nkey negro iaone Of the best carpenters 4, Tire
and nae hsretofore hired 1t ~ IS BY the day,
past twelve or eighteen months been hired Nv IN
Snsrn q hichmond ~ receiver Of the Court or the
hue opportunity 10 here presented to personn in
need of such man. 10 make most advsntsseosas in
veHtmenf of their money - s -
-. JNO: d. PATTON, IN, L.,
. u JAMES NJ TAILOR Com'rs.s
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nv TayIOr X William.

BY TayIOF q WlIIiRms.
VALUABLE YOUNG MULES AT AUC-
v TION.-On TUESDAY, 18th January, at II o'clk,
A. NJ. at Earnests stables on Council Chamber Hill
will be sold six valuable young Mules, well broke
sound and sold for fault whatever; the owner hav.
ing further for them. Those in want would do
well to attend the sale. ~
TERMS: Four months credit, for approved notes,
with interest added.
jas TAYLOR WILLIAMS, Aucts.
EORDONSvlLLE PROPERTY F O Il
NJ SALE.-I shall SELL at public auction, the 18th
OF FEBRUARY, 1856, two Houses and Lots in
this village Also two tracts of timber land very
the place. The property is very valuable, and well
worth the attention Of those whaling to purchase.
For farther information, please call and examine,
or address the subscriber at Gordonsville, Orange
county, Va, previous to the day of sale.
ia 1--dSw l.. w SNEED.
" Rockingham Register and Alexandria Gazette
please copy, and send account to this Office
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-. yNO: ii. PATTON, Jx.,
u u JAMES NJ. TAYLOR Com'rs.


HOUsEII1lI.D avn urr.
,,,x, ShEM FURNITURE FOR SALE AT IIif,.
IL o ~, be sold on THURSDAY morning next
no atn ust., commencing at 10 O'Clock at the resi
Sencs " Mr. Az Crenshsw, who IL declining house
on yrace, between Sd and 9Th streets an of
n, oasenod and Kitchen Furniture eonsstnr in
seat Chairs Rocking Chairs Pier ana Cayd T.hiaa
Ssarpet, Oil Cloth, Mating, Book Case, Sidebosrd
Fssths- wsshsanda High and Low Post Bedsseds
"a boas Maftres,es Refrigerator China Glsss
usmai assortment of Kitchen Furniture '--9
= i he,ms at sale. THOS. w. KEESEE,
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by PuIlian & Davis.

by Pulliam & Davis. =
THRUST SALE OF HOUSE FIXTURES
i CANDIES, &c.-On TUESDAY next, the 18th
day of present month, will sell all the Fixtures
Jars, Kettles, Candies, &C. in possession of Mr..
Turner Atkinson, his place of business, No. 1l9
Main street. Sold by d. N. PULLIAM, a,
Under Deed of Trust.
PULLIAM 4 DAVIS, Aucts jail
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BY Larus q Shine.

g TORE AND GAS FIXTURES AT arc.
-. II, reIVN.-Win be sold at auction, on TUESDAY,
the 18th inst, commencing at III o'clock At the .t
on Main street. corner of 10TH recently occupied by
simon Bonavott, decd a the store and gas fixtures
ccons,3ins Ct Counters, Drawers, Shelving, Glass
|. ias cash. LARUs l. SHINE, Aucts,
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- Sse9ss1 0zAUpe1umrns I'D ssAs
ipggszE E ssrss s16 81 W .SxxA ILIlEIAnhsl
srHkEf4 CHURcH HILL.-zSs sr.ses1 y !. ~ !
e i. tr.k Iexecuted ~ Edwfn Rnrrnr - ~. s.ssS
Hu.isnsss ry. 10, a.Iy rsssnasd II - lishnond
sion on sSs e ssssIsa psgcssd e ssI Isbs
oeloel n Al. laS sonT ,s , Z. So &c hdsr q
no ps. sds square ON which the al F.rrsy
he excellent R,sf Of the half lot on which
oce snd 18th etrsess ~, ~ esti tag ecnsf q
81 fset ana s BE. 18th trsets fronsins
The above properly { is ass FEET y alley
mot desirable OF any now IS s. = among the
bers acting trustees win eopv but tho sabscr
cial wsrrsnsy The taxes and sc s nsnal spe
sent year 70 erid By tho Pnrchsssrs sor ne pre-
JAS. w PRICE, rrustees.
sale conducted BY 0oDDIs = APrERsox, Ana.
VAnnHUAAsRnh.HE sTTMk AMI DMELI4ilNt,
FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-Wili IS seld On rIJ 20
DAY, the I'd of January, 1856 ut O'clock 2. ii ~
store and dwelling No 1s on the south side Of Broad
between 9Th and 9th Streets now occupied by I'M
Isaac T. Graham at an annual rent Of $500 The pre.
mses in good order and the stand for business a
TBRMs--One-fourth cash; balance 1t 4. g ana u
onths. for Negotiable notes. interest added secured
by trust deed title retained. The taxes and nsu-
The attention Of csptssts sta and oshsn i. called 70
this SALE the property Il paying fair rent and 4
located in most improving and business part of the
city. GODDIN 4 APPEhSON "a
ia - 3sH AuctiOneefS.
> AND 81, IN THE e Tow NJ OF HANcHE Esf
By virtue of decree of the Circuit Court Of Chester
field IN the case Of Martin, kc., against Weiieer
&C.," pronounced ON the 9th November, lass shall
proceed 70 sell at public auction, the premises on
MONDAY, the 2lst January, 1856, Ct O'Clock r. M
lf fair; If not, the next fair day. handsome half
acre Lots, Nos % and "a in the plan of Manchester
situated on Porter and Perry Streets and between
Harrison street and the corporation line.
: TERMs-One- half cash balance ut 6 months for
for further security The taxes for the present year
to be paid by the purchaser.
10 GEORGE w. SNELLINGS,
g Sheriff of Chestertield county.
Sale conducted by GoDDIN APPERsoN, Ancts.
ia 10
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CRAIG ALUM SPRINGS, CRAIG County
~ VA.-The proprieton of these Springs, which
have for time past enjoyed very favorable re-
putation in the counties surrounding Them have been
induced put the water in barrels for the sonveni
ence of invslids in other sections. a 3D.
For the present, the price is fixed at rave which
barely covers cost of barTelng and the carriage.
Its healing virtues are beyond question. The fol-
lowing certificate from DR.. Carper leading and well
known physician In Botetourt county, 10 selected from
many Of equal respectability and force: 3 fs.5.
FINcAsTLE, BorEroURr Co., VAL
July 18th, 1855. Is
Having been called on BY the proprietors Of the
"Crag Alum SPRING." to express my opinion of it,
medicinal virtues, hereby state, that have exann-
ed the analysis Of the water msde by Prof Boothe Of
Philadelphia and believe Il we'll adapted to cure dis
eases requiring atonic alternative action the sys
markahle effected by its In scrofu0us afee.
tons and diseases of the digestive organs, 49,
SAMUED M CARfER, N. D.
The water has been analysed by Professor Boothe
of Philadelphia, who says. 80 8,
"a mineral spring of such richness and quality a.
the analysis indicates will prove valuable aid to the
physician. Its position in the healthy mountain
gon of Virginia. about equi-dstant from many Of the
sulphur and other well known syringe OF the State,
confer higher value upon tho Sulphated Cbalybiats
Of Craig county. Very respectfully, g
Eruptive diseases, dersnsement of the liver, dye
pepsia, &C.. have yielded to the power Of this water
and prove its efficacy wherever 1t has been tried.
This very valuaSe water IL for sale In barrels at
~ = PURCELL, LADD L CO., Druggists,
no 29-dtsif Agents for the Proprietor.
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NUTICE.-PersOns Indebted 10 the late
II concern of VALENTINE, CRENSHAW l. CO.
D. bond note open account, requested to call
b. the store of VALENTINE & SON and pay their
respective amounts, it is desirable to close the b.
tiness of said concern without further DELAY The
parties interested hope that this notice will claim the
ttention OF those indebted, as they wish to avoid
be necessity of placing the claims in the hands of
others for collection. ia 11-d2w
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HIRE BRICK SLABS AND JAMS
3E Also, Superior SOAP STONE-TO BUILDERS
fiRATE Settlers AND 0THERS.-I have for
bale a well selected stock of FIRE BRICK, SLABS,
snd JAMS. Also, superior SOAP STONE. Ali
neetly fitted to match all kinds of Crates &c. The
boye articles of superior quality shall keep for
eale regular supply. Apply at my Foundry.
ia l0---lm S. ID. DENOOE.
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N OnmiCEt..Ihne ~ nnaerslened having beel

underslRned having been
u afflicted with the Rheumatism for soma time
past, whic b disqualihes him for any active bu-
ness would most respectfully offer his services his
friends and the citizens of Richmond generally, to do
my writing which they may be generous as to give
Prin. He has family dependent on him for a sup
ort and therefore will use every exerion to give
isfacti0n References given ifrequired.
WIN. III. VALENTINE,
Over the store of Mr. Thomas H ow
ia 1i-4t Main street. near 9th
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- UNDRIES.-.
- 1000 bags prime Rio Coffee
800 pockets prime Java Coffee
400 packages Loaf, Crushed, Powdered and
Granulated Sugars
80 boxes Adamantine and Sperm Candles
1880 kegs Nails
800 bags Shot, all sizes
u bbis. extra Syrup
200 packages Green and Black Teas
10 casks prime Rice
100 doz. painted Buckets In store and for sale
tY ia lots TINSLEY. TARDY l. CO.
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v Il IL oss.
w White Cambrics and Jackonets
Check Cambrics, Swiss and Nainsooks
Plain Swiss, Null and Nainsook Muslins
Bishops Lawn French Lawn and Linen Cambria
Bonnet Cords, Skirt Muslins
lndia Dimity, from one shilling to finest
Cambria and Furniture Dimity
Blesched and Brown Table Damasks
Beached Damask Table Napkins and Doylies
Brown and colored Doylies -
Huck Diapers from l2ii to so cts. per ward
Damask Bordered Towels, $50 to Sc per dozen
Pillow Case Linens and Cottons
ia Linen Sheetings, some extra fine
IA bleached Cotton do the best made
trish Linens of our own importatiOn; heavy and
ne, warranted pure fax.
Cotton Shlrtinss of New York Mills, Wauregan,
Nannekey, Gala Mills and other celebrated makers
nd the cheapest Shifting Ct and cents that can
DE bought in this city.
Birds Eye Diapers and Long Lawns, large stock
Medicated Huck Diapers, for hath towels -
English Marseilles Quilts, from S2t $50
Allendale Quilts, very cheap article
Crib Quilts some very fine
At the Cash Store.
CHRISTIAN & LATHROP.
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SH1EEBBJ 4 e T SALE Ld; 0F ESTs NOS z
By Kent, Paine & Co.

100000 WORTH OF DRY GOODS. AT
W AUCTION.-On TUESDAY, the 18th inst, com
mencing at 10 o'clock, we will sell at the store of
Messrs. Brooks, Bell & Waller No. II 18th street
who are making change in their business the entire
balance of their stock of 81 s}{ .sSg e4f4s 80
: FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS,
comprising a great variety of new and desirable
goods. ~ $3.50, .,l-7T-7'
The attention of dealers is particularly called to
this SALE it being the largest stock Of Dry Goods we
have ever offered at auction. 49,
At II 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 will Offer the stock of PRINTS,
consisting of about 1000 pieces, of choice styles
In the stock will also be found good assortment of
Brown and Bleached Cottons Dilings, Domestic
Plaids, Tickings Apron Checks, &c, &c. + .s.45
TERMs-AH sums under 500 cash; under $500
four months, over that amount six months credit for
approved paper. KENT, PAINE CO,
ja7 Auctioneers.
DUBLIC SALE OF STOCK IN VIR-
i GINA CENTRAL RAILROAD-Pursuant to
authority in US vested by McCurdy l. vowles, late
contractors upon sections No. So and 81 of the Vr-
ginia Central Railroad, will offer public sale to
the highest bidder for cash at the Office Of Goddln
the 3rd day of Deceber, 1855 at IL O'Clock, A. M
all of the STOCK and SHARES OF STOCK, in the
Virginia Central Railroad Company, to which the
said McCurdy and Vowles became entitled under the
contract with said Company for the construction of
sections, No. IS and 81 of said C0mpany's work.
STERRlTT BELL.
Agents and Trustees for McCurdy & Vowles &C.
POSTPONEMET-The above nle il postponed
until the 18th of February, 1856. de 8-tds
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1--WE DOLLARs REWARD :

~ FIVE UUIILAhS REWARD Will
G3H be paid for the apprehension and delivery of
Amy Negro Boy PLEASANT. who absented
n himself on oath December last. Said bow is
- about IL or Ia years old, not very dark COM
plexion, stands erect, and had ON when he left
white hat striped pants and dark jacket He has been
seen abont Msnchester and Mayo's Bridge.
The above reward, with all necessary expenses
will be paid II delivered TO Messrs, PULLfAM &
DAVIS. or to me in Hanover.
ia 9-ts w. 8. AUSTIN.
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BY Goddin e Apperson.
HOUSE AND LOT 1T pORT NJ

HOUSE AND LOT AT PORT MAYO.
LINEAR ROCKETS, FORSALE AT AUCTION
viii be sold, on MONDAY the l4th January, 1885,
on the premises commencing at O'Clock, without 70.
serve, the STORE and DWELL1NG in Port Mayo,
near Rockets now In the occupancy of Mr.. Tucker,
at an annual rent of $780, Terms @One-third Gosh,
balance at and months for negotiable notes. interest
added, and title retained till last note ID paid.
GODDlN & APPERS0N,
ia8 -. -. -. Auctioneers
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RUNAWAY.

- A LIBERAL X EWARD will be
ez8 given for Boy about Is years old named LOU
MS PATTON. He 10 a brown skin, tolerable
~ stout built, inclined to hold his head up, and
s=k~ stammers. He is we'll disposed. not apt to be
noisy and careless in his Dress He lived last year
with Mr. Sutton in this place, and Is suppose still
lurking about the city he has not made his appear
ance to me yet. will give liberal for him if dev-
cred to ME at the Edgmont House, or Messrs Thomas
Il Son. :. ia l2-3t*i MARIAL HURT
- SO DOLLARS REWARD will be
G9 paid for the apprehension and delivery of my
Nnegro man THOMAS, who absented himself
~ ON the 9th. Said negro is of dark complexion
about six feet high, spare and straight; has a
scar one side of bis face the cheek bone. He
was brought from Smyth county last fall; has rela
tions in about Marion and will doubtless make for
that point. e LEWIS d. CRENSHAW.
P. S. Thomas is about q years old. ssa 81
ia Ifs $50 r'f4 ,s--a
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STORE FOR RRNr An
LAUC1fON.-Wiiib be sold ut auction on NON
DAY, January 18th, ct O'Clock, the Key and nv
lures Of the store on BROAD street. ut prese1 occued
BY A. Bachrach. The store u Handsomely fitted IN.
for shoe store fancy stere. Also, the Awning and
Iron Frame for the said store. Aso largo Presses
and Window Shades for . shoe store. The rent Of
the store i only $500 per snnum. - -. -,
TERMs-Cash. ALEX. MOTT
ia Auct.
SLAvES FOR SALEs-We expecs % sell
- at Chesterfield Court House, on MONDAY next,
January Court day, four valuable negro Men, Of mid
die age, belonging to the estate of hrs. Elizabeth
Elan, late Of Missouri. 1s4
p HENRY CHEATHAM,
j ia 9---d&ctds R. w. FLOURNOY. Exos.
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GW will receive IS from upon the delivery Of
NORLANDo into Mr.. Geddy's Jail in Rich
n mond. He is small mulatto man. about 20
years Of age, with bushy, well combed head,
and with good manners. He was hired last year at
the "City Hotel" and probably sleeps on that lot
without tho knowledge Of the Proprietor. He has q
note from me to find place for this year; but works
Theatre and other seductive resorts of passion at
night. -4e;. WIN. NJ. MCCARTHY,
ia l1-3tt Corner of Monroe and Grace sta !
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a DEMONSTRATORS OT1CE.--Ali per-
IA sons having caims against the estate Of Matthew
nent and those indebted to the Same to make imme-
date settlement a. am anxious to close up the said
GEORGE w sNELLINGs, 8. Of c., e.
And Admir- de bonis non'of Matthew Cisy, deed.
ja I0-d6tc2t - k4sfAh - slsgsi
4 DMINIsTkATOR,S NOTICK.-AIpcT
IA sons having claims against the estate of Henry
M. Clay, deceased, are requested to present their
csims for settlement and those indebted 10 make i'm
mediate payment.
s5r{s'a GEO. w. ENELLIN0S, 8. of c.,
And Admir- Of X. n. Clay, dsc'd.
ia 10-d6tcA s. y
a DMlNlSTRATOA,8N OTlCE.-AIlD er-
IA sons having claims against the estates Of james
Lyle deceased, and Mrs. Jane L. Lyle. decd are 70.
quested to present them for payment and those in
debted will please make Immediate settlement e IL
very desirable that the said estatcs should b set
tied up forthwith.
. And Administrator of aid estatss.
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RusTEE's NOTICE.-.WM. A. BUT.
=. IEAS, Bookseller and Stationer No. ISL Main ST.
ms by MS deed bearing date the 3ist day December
iooo which has been duly recorded conveyed 10 me
IN trust, for the benefit Of his creditors all of his
every kind $50 e s.s "
nc H. as my agent for the present, authorized to
oohect any debts due to es trustee and 10 max a
Hie of the stock at retail for cash
pernoas DESTROYS TO purchase articles in the RooL
ald Stationery line, and Piano Fortes &C. will find
70 5heir interest 10 call WIN. r. WATSON. :
!. III
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n
NJ taken inventory and ascertained that our stock
hi Winter Clothing is much too large we have de-
ermined TO run it off and in order to do so, offer
XII kinds of Heavy Winter Clothing, such Over
oats Talmas Togss, Business Coats, Velvet, Silk
Ind Cashmere Vests, Heavy Cashmere and Sattinet
Pants Mems Shirts and Drawers, &C. &c. at greatly
L. an early call KEEN, BALDWIN & co,
ia 10 l02 Main Street.
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SALE OF MULES, HORSE,

INJUSTICE SALE VE MUAE6, HOMSE,
& i BUGGY, CARTS, BRICKS, FIXTURES &C.
&c By virtue of deed of trust executed by Luke
McKenna and wife to me, bearing date On the nth
day of December, 1856, and of record in tho Rich
mond Hustines Court and county Court of Heurico
shall lin virtue Of said trust proceed to ell ct pab
lie auction, at the Horse Lot on SATURDAY., tho
18th day Of January 1856, commencing at 10 o'clock,
4yeung Mules, Hooded Mare, Buggy, s Carts
Wagon, Harness, &c, .&c.: and ON tho following
MONDAY, january 18th, commencing at 10 o'clock,
will be Sold At the Brick Yard between 2lst and I'd
street. all the Bricks burned and unburned say about
500 0O0--together, with all the Fixtures. Preses,
&C., belonging to the Brck-mskins business. Also,
the hnexpired term of lease of said yard. s. 81
Also-After the above sale, viii be sold, ct the
Brick Yard Of said McKenna, on Church Hill, about
800 600 Bncks Fixtures Presses, Shelters, he. Also,
the unexpired term of lease Of said yard
sf'ls - JAMES N. SHINE, Trustee.
Sale conducted BY LARus 4 SHINE, Aucts.
POSTPONEMENT.-The above sale Of Mules,
Horses, Wagon and BuEsy, &c, &ea Is postponed to
MONDAY, the 18th inst, commencing 1t 10 o'clock,
at the Brick Yard of Luke McKsnna, between list
and I'D streets which time it will take place with
the other property. JAMES N. SHINE, Trustee.
LAKUs & SHINE, Aucts. a8a5; EsFIfk aai 3s5a
ADDITIONAL.-Will be added to the shove sale
on MONDAY, Carriage, HARNESS and pair of Hosses;
also. one excellent work Horse. lnlg = 44ss5ssi
ja 14-I s LARUS X SHINE, Aucts.