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The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-12-27

by the people of Ohio, 10 assistant editor
Mr. Wattles is man Of ability and of ster-
ling anti-slaFery character. The paper will
be a valuable one to all who wish to keep
regularly posted, lin regard to the affairs CT
the Territory ry.-Anfi-S SlaveTy Ba9te.
We have received with lively interest the
first number ofthe revived Herald d Freedom,
published by @. W. Brown Co, Lawrence,
Kansas Territory. The Office, it will be
recollected, was destroyed by the mob when
Lawrence was sacked, and most OF the mate
rial thrown into the Kansas River, while the
editor was prisoner at Lecompton. Its ap-
pearance is as good as new, fthe material Is
all SOY and the spirit Of the editor Is IN no
way bowed or broken All who wish reiia-
able information with regard to events hap
pcning in Kansas or who philanthroplcally
wish to aid in making mp most unjust and
unmerited losses, had better subscribe for the
Herald. n. y, Post.
We acknowledge the receipt Of the LIST No
of the " resurrected" Herald of Freedom, oi
lawrence, Kansas Territory. The paper ap
pears in an enlarged form, and issued on
new type, and gives evidence Of increased
ability and zeal, in the glorious effort tG
make Kansas free State.-1Iend IoreAtt9ht
This bold defender of the cause of freedom
has made its appearance after a suspension
of many months, on large sheet and new
type. with the motto,
Truth crushed to earth shall rise again. |"
Its fearless editor, G. ". Brown, is agaii
at his post. hurting his thunderbolts at tn
rufiians Friends of freedom, give him you
support. -ChaHtauqua, N. Y, Democrat.
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James n. Dixon,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER
wv in DRY GOODS, GROCERIES
BOOTS, SHOES, IRON and NAILS, COM
MISSION and FORWARDING MER
CHANT, Leayenworth City, Kansas Ter
ritoryt 2-l5
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PUBLISHED EACH SATURDAY MORNING, BIZ
G.. w. BROWN & CO.,
Office Herald Of Freedom Building, Lai0-
renee. Kaneas.
Business earas.

@. PARTRIDGE, J. SMITH, W. H. SMITH, II. 8. R.
Partridge & Co.,
WHOLESALE GROCERS and Commits
w sion and Forwarding Merchants, No. 81
North Second-st., st. Louis, Mo-, will make
liberal cash advances on consignments of pro-
duce for sale in St. Louis, New Orleans, New
York and Boston.
st. Louis, Oct. q. '55.--1Y.<
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A. M, Sattig. & Co.

On the Leoee, one door belo,r the @. X. Grocery,
WHOLESALE and RETAIL Dealers in
w Groceries, such as Flour. Corn Meal
Coffee, Sugar and Teas of all kinds. Also,
fine lot Of Wines, Liquors and Brandies.
Leayenworth City, Nov. %, 1856.
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C. B. Clements.

A TTORNEY AT LAW, will attend to all
IA business intrusted TO his care: also.w will
attend to the purchase and sale of land ant
land claims the location of land warrants, &c.
Tecumseh, ShawneeCo., X. T., Nov. %, Sc.
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CTATIONERY. - We keep the largest,
- cheapest and best assortment of all kinds
of Stationery to be found anywhere this far
West. Papers" Owen & Hurlbut's" finest
Letter Cap, plain and ruled. for circulars and
reporting, fine Bath, Commercial Note, as low
as 10 cents per quire Colored and Fancy
Note of all patterns, plain and fancy Envef,
opes to suit Inks-Carmine, blue and black
and indelible; Pens-Gcld pens with silver
holders, "Phinea's Patent Fountain Pen" +"
steel pens of best brands; Pocket and count
inghouse Inkstands; States, Pencils Visit
ing and Playing Cards, Drawing Paper and
Instruments, Sealing Wax, Waters. Also,
Backgammon boards, Dominocs, de- Mem
orandum Books, Time Books, very cheap, by
W GF
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PROCLAMATION

PROCLAMATION
For Arrest of an Escaped Prisoasr.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
LEooNrTos, X. T., Nov. Is, 'J6i
Having this day been duly notified BY The
Master Of Convicts Of the escape from ptlsOa
of Charles Fl. Calkins, hereby offer II
ward Of One Hundred Dollars for the capture
and return of said convict.
~ Given under my hand and the
SEAL seal of the Territory, the day ahd
NV year aforesaid.
By the Governor:
JOHN W. GEARY.
Governor Of Kansas TeTrltory-
DAK'L WoopsoS, Secretary.
N. BAH Kansas papers will give ibe
above three insertions and forward their bllis
for the same to the Executive Office. and DIS
continue the publication of all Proclamatioa'
heretofore advertised by them. u
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D. C. Martin & Co..

N7HoLEsALE DRUGGISTS, No. as Sec
w ond street, Alton, Ill. Drugs, Medicines,
Paints, Oils, ETC.. etc.
April &c, lS56-lys
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DAVIS & CURRIER,

FORWARDING and Commission Mcr-
l. chants, Leavenworth City, K. T.
Febl6-ly
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Land Claims.

HAVING made arrangements to file claii'
L i in the Surveyor Generals Office for eIAln-
ants, agreeably to an act of Congress ID See
cases. shall Be glad TO attend TO such husiDe'
for those desiring my legal services. am Pls,
pairing work on prescriptions which dsslEa
to publish as soon rs practicable for the eene.;
of pre-emptors. From careful examinaG0a .
the laws, with view to this task, feel COZ =
dent of my ability to give good satisfaction =
those desiring my services as above. fisI.'
call upon nus at the Herald Of Freedom oDc.'
should information or advice be wanted p<'-
taing to claims or bounty lands. wx
Lawrence, March Is, 1856.
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Alton Courier.

Alton Courier,
pU BL! SH ed Daily. Tri-Weekly and
L Weekly. GEO. T. BRows, Editor and
ProprIeor. Daily, So per annun; Tri-Week-
y, 81 Weekly, 50.
u An Extra BOOK and JOBBING Office
is connected with this establishment; also,
one of the best BOOK BINDERIES in the
West. Patronage solicited. G. W. Brown,
at the Herald of Freedom Office, Lawrence, lis
authorized to receive subscriptions for either
OF the journals, or work for binding.
Alton, ILL.,, April 26, le56.-lv#
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Thresher & Separator.

. SOPd1 oGO1s
ME subscribers would take this oppor-
Il tunity to inform the farmers of Kansas
that they are manufacturing PITTS PA
TENT SEPARATOR for threshing and
cleaning grain and horse powers for running
the same.
These machines will thresh and clean, fit
for market, from 300 to 500 bushels of wheat
per day, with less power than any other ma
chine that will do the same amount of work,
Having had an experience of sixteen years in
this business, we feel confident of our abili-
ty to turn out a better machine than any
other shop in the country.
Bills giving particulars, and prices and
terms, can be seen at the Office of the Herald
OF Freedom, Lawrence, Kansas, and the edi-
torls authorized to receive orders.
Alton, Ill. n. HANSON Eco.
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A. 0lcott,

M WHOLESALE and Retail Dealer in Par
w lor Furniture of Rosewood, Mahogany
and Walnut. Also, Mattresses, and Up.
holsetry generally, Looking Glasses, Glass
Plate, Willow Ware, Dining Room, Bed
Room and Kitchen Furniture, and general
stock of Furniture for Steamboats,, Hotels
Offices, School Rooms, Lodges, DC Order.
solicited. Wareroom corner of Second and
State streets, Alton, Ill.
April &c, lS56.-Iy
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Whipple & Tunnall,

INHOLESAIsE and Retail Dealers ia DRY
w GOODS, B00TSand SHOES and Ready
MADE CLOTHING, DC. Store corner q
State and Third-stTs.. Alton, III.
April 2s, '56.-Iy=
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K n G'S Il o T e L,
Corner Vine & Second-sts., St. Louis
GEO. l. KING, Proprietor.
st. Louis, No., april 1s, '56.
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LAKE VIEW WATER CURE.

NEAR CHICAGO, ILL.
JAS. E. GRoss, NJ. D., Resident Physician.
P. n. MYERS, Esq, Superintendent.
| ICITUATED five miles north Of the city, on
~ Lake Michigan, with accommodations for
100 patients. May 10, lS56.-ly
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Eodea,

HlHE subscriber having purchased ana ~ !. !.
i ed aLITTLE GIANT CoRs Mil, "a.
place half q mile south of BiaHton's bf1IssS =
prepared to gTisd corn in the ear, for siocA
Also, Meal and Hominy for family use' -..;s
T. ztH orders attended TO st sb1I. 1I..1IrT
on reasonable terms, JAS. B. ABboI'
Blanton. Nov. "a, '55-tf.
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Of Receipts for subscriptions to the Herald Of
Freedom, from Dec. Is, to Dec. 81, 1856.
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100. 600 0aaee Grange PlsaIs

4gV5Vbs VesSSt Vk0A6S -
OF the best quality for hedgiag, tof
" our nursery on Rock Creek. s Inils5sr e. = :, 8
Of Lawrence, st s5,o per thousand. m 8
also set the hedge and warrant it to to-
5s1< cts. per rod. Orders left st the fo..
in Laurence, will receive prompt aites.iTa "a
JOSEPH GARDlNEB . W
Jan. IS 1885, If
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C. D. ELLis. is. cAYESDER. SAs. sAi'-
BOOTS AND SHOES.
ELLIS. CAvENDHR & CO
WHoLEsALE DEALEEs,

MO. 43 MAIN STREET, corner Of
N stree ST. Louis, No., are noE Tses.'ssz5
then spring stock which Is Of szPcrioI g..
and style, Being manufactured especially lfI.- SI
order. Comprising choise assortnleIto =.
dies, Misses and Cbildrens' fine stocs' D..
large assortment Of Gents' aud Lsdss u 8
delphia make. All Of which they sis 80 -
prompt men or feI cash Is small
over easterE prices. ..s.- - Z
An examination Of our stock is solirsed-c.
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Allen g Gordon,

DEALERS in Dry Goods, Prosisicns, : :.
- Groceries, Topeka X. e. Call aness
ins, June 10, is'''
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THE MAGAZINES are for sale by
i WOODWARD d FINLEY.

7 IGHT TLITERATURE-N DC, by
IL all the best authors, such as Dickens
Levers. Capt. Marryatt's, Thackeray's Fred
Smiths, Mrs. Southworth's, Mrs. Gray's,
Miss Pickering's, T. S. Arthur, and many
others. For sale by w. d F.
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The Ksasas Herald Of Freedom, whose ed
aor, 9. ". BTsxn, was some four months a
prisoner IN the camp of u. s. troops. and
whose press and types were destroyed by an,
tziority Of the Federal Court IN the Territory,
Eas again made is sPpearanee Ia new type,
and seems inspired Sith spirit sf hope for
the efiture Augustus Hatties, veA known
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-12-27

The Herald of Freedom, which has been
suspended fer the last six months by border
ruffian tyranny, has made its re-appearance
inan enlarged and improEedf form. The editor,
G. ". Brown, Esq, whose imprisonment for
four months has not in the least tanned his
courage, has again devoted himself to his
task with renewed energy, and brings to the
defence OF human liberty and freedom for
Kansas. his eloquent and powerful pen.
Truth crushed to earth shall rise again,
The immortal years Of God are hers
Roek5end, H., Register.
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We gladly welcome back to our table this
fearless and indepenaent newspaper, the
Office Of which. it will be remembered, was
destroyed at the sack of Lawrence in May
last. In spite of seemingly unconquerable
difficulties, It's publisher, G. W. Brown, Esq,
has succeeded In re-establlshing this paper
and we doubt not his indomitable energy
will make 1t succeed, if he only receives but
q small Pertien- of that aid from the friends
Of Free Kansas which he is entitled to- Two
dollars would be well invested in subscribing
for the Herald Of Freedem.-HsnORn Min,
Republicans.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-03-11

" To the Voters of Richmond.-.The
day Is near at hand when it will be your duty to de-
sgnate at the polls the individuals of your choice for
various municipal Offices. and among Them not the
least important, will be that of City Sergeant.
For this office, high order of intelligence, great
6rmness of purpose, business talent mstured by
rence, and courteous department, essentially
necessary to proper discharge of its various
duties. Many individuals have been proposed, and
many more may be expected to be named, but among
them all not one. in the opinion of those who have
known him longest and known him best, can combine
more of necessary qualification for the office than
worthy and much esteemed fellow citizen
FRANCIS j. SMITH, who from boyhood to man.
hood, has been with and of In sunshine and
In storm in sickness and in sorrow have all known
where to find him, and always have found him good,
true and trusty.
Should it be the pleasure of the voters of Richmond
to select Mr. Smith for the office in question, the
writer knows him well enough TO know that bis
whole time and personal attention will be devoted
the proper discharge of its dules but should it be
otherwise, he likewise knows that he will be found
the good citizen STILL he belongs to that small
class unfortunately too small whom office cannot buy
and its privation cannot alineate
fe tts MONROE WARD.
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TIRE PRINCE OF THE HOUSE OF
NOTICES OF THE PRESS.
From the New York Chronicle.

From the New York Chronicle.
lhlsh d large limo volume, written for and well
calculated to please the readers of the present age.
u gives the name end birthplace of Jewess names
he- ancestors who, of course, noble family; at
me age Of seventeen conveys her from her fathers
mousse In Alexandria, OF Egypt to the city of Jerusn-
lem there to complete Der education, where she is
made the eyewitness of all that transpires touching
John the Baptist, and jesus the Messiah, from the
time of bis baptism until his ascension Heaven an
account OF which she sends to her father, wealthy
Je" IN Alexandria. Many passages are exceedingly
touehlng and beautiful The account OF the son of the
WIDOW OF Main restored to his afflicted mother Is IN
surpassed Nor is the account given Of Lazarus, or
the description OF the Saviour in the hands of his
enemies, less Interesting In reading the book we had
NAKED several passages. thinking to give them
peelnens OF the spirit and ability Of the work, but
leaving Inc reader 10 procure and read the en-
Ie book, believing he will find 1t both pleasing and
From tho Christian Chronicle, PHILADELPHIA.
many circumstance alluded TO in the Bibie ar. an
pihinsd by the young Jewess and 10 rpanner tn
dsePiy interest the readers Of the Bible IL bsru
tiul volume, and viii DO read with pleasure ana
profit. re "'a0
From the Richmond Dispatch .sti
Professor IngrahAm Is man Of genius and bis poxv
efH OF description and narration arc well Known 10
tae literary world. His book, 20 original In ooneen
usn and so eredtable ia its execution, will attract
great deal Of attention ----
e. Address and '''Stsa & WORKMAN,
"a io-Suf &h& 3 1O5 Msn street.
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e To the Voters of the City OF Rich
NOkD.-We beg leave to add another to the list
of candidates for your suffrage for ths Office of City
Sergeant, GEO. ". TOLER, Esq Mr.. Toler is an
old citizen, and has been engaged in business for the
last Is years; has served the city Alderman to the
satisfaction of all, and is well known as an efficient
business man. and should he be elected to fill the Of
fee, he will perform the duties satisfactorily We
NH 8-6t MANY VOTERS
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II To the Voters of Richmond...I am n
candidate for the office of CITY SERGEANT at the
approaching election. Having acted as Sheriff in
Hanover county, and as Magistrate in this city, and
having had an experience of more than twenty years
q merchant, consider myself qualified for the Of
fee.
If elected, promise to devote my personal atten-
ton to the discharge of the duties of the Office.
Respectfully, PETER w. GRUBBS.
ia A-1ms
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BY Larus q shine.

NIGHT sALE, October 1st, 1S5S,-TO,
l NIGHT, commencing at o'clock, we Win SELL AZ
our store, No. "a Main street. large asso,tment OF
staple and Fancy Goods embracing almost every ar.
cle IN the fancy line, and suitable Tor the city and
ALSO-Will be offered an extensive stock Of En- .
tsh Gold Patent Lever Watches Gold Ankerp and
inders. 500 -A~ w.
,ALSO-A splendid lot Of Gold Plated Watches Of
al styles together with large stock Of Double Barrel
Guns, Pistols, &c- he. - : 800
Country Merchants would do well to attend these
sales, a. great bargains may be expected. Goods
warranted to be a represented.
oc s-ts LARUs 4 sHIf3E, Auet,.
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IT, To the Voters of Henrico County,.
candidate for the Office of Sheriff at the coming
election in May next. Having served as deputy
sheriff in both districts of the county for the past
yeare, atter myself that qualified to discharge
the duties of the Office. Should 1t be your pleasure
to elect me, the business of the Office shall be faith
fully attended to.
NH 4-dtd mo A. HTTTEHTgON
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r. To the Voter. of Riehw..a

Y To the Voters of Richmond. ..lu obe.
eedienee to the advice of friends, who have from
Tune to time presented my name through the press
70 your consideration, for the Office of CITY SER
GEANF, have now to say that the Office would not
only be acceptable but desirable had not intended to
declare myse candidate after this manner but
since the practice has grown into CUSTOM which be-
comes a Idp In social affairs, NO longer hesitate
at all times ready and willing, however to abide the
action OF nominating meeting, should one be held.
Your fellow citizen
NH I0---3t* FRANCIS r SMITH
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ii ~ no Che Votcrs on Iha ritx m Richm.r

rs0 TO the Voters ofthe City OF Richmond.
fsLLow CITiLENs As 1 have bean ranns.tsS
.ousn the mediun, Of two of the newspapers of this
sny, without my knowledge,) to declare myself a
candidate for the Office of MAYOR of this civ and
9elns personally solicited by many friends to do So
Ieave, with feelings fthe profoundest gratitude
or tneh Manifestations of confidence and esteem to
announce myself candidate for the Office Should IL
oe tue pleasure of the citizens of Richmond to honor
me with that post assure them that every effort
shall BE- made to discharge ita important and respons-
bic duties promptly and faithfully.
mn s-dte Very respectfully,
b. " STARKE
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r. To the Voters of the City of Rich
mond.-Fellow-ct citizens: Having been solicited by
many friends to announce myself IS candidate for
now do so most respectfully. If it should be your
pleasure to confer that Office upon me, nothing shall
be wanting my part to faithful discharge
of the duties of the office.
Yours, respectfully, $500.
NH 4-.lmt JAS N. WALKER.
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NH lost FRANCIS r. SMITH
,W The Dead Alive, and n candidate for

R The Dead Alive, and n candidate for
the Office of CITY SERGEANT
Everybody knows that do not pretend to all the
necessary to discharge perfectly the du
ties of the office for which hereby respectfully an
nounce myself candidate but believing that Dos
sess son,e and supply through other individuals
those which lack-a course which the successful
candidate no matter who, must adopt have deter
mined on the assurances of many friends to enter
the track, and hope not to be last at the post.
JOHN STITH
will be continued. fs 29-td*
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r. To the Voters of the City of Rich
MoEp-At the solicitation of many friends hereby
announce myself q candidate for the Office of CITY
ASSESSOR, feeling confident that from my past ex-
psrense of some years as Deputy Clerk, can, II
elected, discharge the duties of said office, and will
endeavor to give general satisfaction.
NH 5-tdek ALFRED SHIELD.
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Friends and fellow citizens: | announce myself q
candidate for the office of COMMISSIONERS OF
THE REVENUE for the Lower District of said
county at the ensuing election. Should it DO your
pleasure TO elect me, pledge myself TO give my un-
divided attention TO It's duties Having acted as a
nv experience in its duties, pledge myself to dis
charge the duties of ths office promptly, faithfully
and according to law. JOHN A. EACHo.
NH Sim
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HANpsOMK BRICK sTORK AND

III DWELLING, ON OREGON HILL, CORNER
OF CHURCH AND blight STREETS, FOR SALE
AT AUCTION.-Will he sold SATURDAY, the
18th of March, 1856, at O'Clock in the afternoon
the premises that desirable Grocery Store and Dwell
ling Oregon Hill, together with Lot running rs
feet on Church street and 40 feet on Hight st.
The above Property is good grocery stand and
boarding house, being near the Rolling Mills The
House Is new, and contains five rooms with kitch-
en- and a porch in the rear, above and below The
house can be entered either in front the rear with
out molesting either part There is also covered
porch from the house to the kitchen; also small cell
lar for the purpose of keeping butter lard, bacon,
&C., in warm weather.
The house is conveniently built and is to be sold
on account of the present owner wishing to remove
to the country.
Any one wishing to purchase, can do so privately,
previous t. the sale, application to Mr.. VIM. Gray,
on the Canal, or B. w. Starke, Law Building. ii
not sold privately it will be sold at public auction
the above mentioned day.
TERMs-One-third cash; balance in and mos,
with interest added negotiable notes satisfactorily
endorsed and title withheld till last nc te il paid
The for the present year to be paid By the
chaser. $50. VIM. GRAY, Trustee
Sale conducted by GoDDIN APPERsoN, Aucts.
y E
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EMPLOYMENT DESIRED.---The under
Il signed, having received commission as NOTA-
RY PUBLIC tenders his services to the citizens of
Richmond and county of Henrico in that capacity
He will attend to taking Dispositions, receiving Ac-
Acknowledgements of Deeds Renquishment of Dover,
and perform any other duty pertaining to the highly
responsible office of Notary. He proposes also to
draw Deeds of Bargain and Sale, Release Deeds and
chase and sell Real Estate, negotiate Land and PEN
sion Claims, superintend repairs of and rent out
Houses; collect Rent Medical and other Accounts,
and attend to other legitimate business that may be
confded to his management, upon reasonable terms.
Respectfully, ISAAC AVERY GODDIN.
RO Office on Bank and 18th streets southeast corner
Public Square, few yards South of State Court
House.
P. Some of the best Scriveners in Virginia will
give me his assistance. l. A. G..
NH Its
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BY Thomas w. Keesee,
Office with Geo. J. Sumner, No. 20 Pearl street.

Office with Geo. J. Sumner, No. 20 Pearl street.
EARM NEAR RICHMOND FOR SALE.
Il OR EXCHANGE FOR PROPERTY IN THE
CITY, wish to sell exchange for property in the
city, my FARM, Mesdow brook, on the Central Rail
Road, one mile north of Meadowbr bridges, and miles
from Richmond, containing 82a acres. The Land is
Of excellent quality, being admirably adapted for gar
denng and farming-or gardening unsurpassed by any
in the vicinity of Richmond ss an examination viii
having an excellent House containing six rooms, and
the necessary out-houses in good order. There is
crop of Wheat and Winter Oats seeded and MANFRED
There is also planted in the garden everything fer
early Spring marketing. Also, Strawberries, Goose
berries, young Apple Orchard, Hot.beds Asparagus,
&c. SO that purchaser might commence operations
with prospect of immediate returns for his invest.
ment. -. I. t-l-tET
The above property win be disposed of upon advau-
tasesus terms by early application the subscriber
at the Drug Store, of Broad and 4h streets
to Z. d. EACHO.. WIN. 9. BATTAILE.
The above is also excellent location for phys-
clan. ~ -
If not sold privately before WEDNESDAY, 18th
day of March at II o'clock tho above Farm will be
sold at public auction, to the highest bidder.
Sale conducted by THOMAS w. KEEsEE, Auct.
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