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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-01-15

CRAIG ALUM SPRINGS, Craig County
~ VA.-The propnetors of these Springs, which
have for time past enjoyed very favorable re-
putaton in the counties surrounding them, have been
induced put the water in barrels for tho conyen'
ence of invalids in other sections.
For the present, the price IL hxed at rae winch
barely covers cost of barrehng and the carriage. 81
Its healing virtues are beyond question. Tho FOL.
lowing certificate from DR.. Csrper leading and well
known physician In Botetourt connty 10 selected rom
many Of equal respectabiiity and force
FINcAsrLE, BorEToUar Co., VA,l
July 25th 1855.
Having been called on by the proprietors Of the
Craig Alum Springs" to cxpress my opinion OF It's
medicinal virtues hereby state, that have exsniin.
ed the analysis of the water (made by Prof Boohe Of
Philadelphia and believe well adapted to cure dis
eases requiring atomic Alternative action the
tenn; and can further state that have known
markable cures effected by its use in scrofuous afee.
tons and diseases Of the digestive organs
Samuel N. CARPER, ID. d.
The water has been analysed by Professor Boothe
"a mineral spring of such richness and quality a
the analysis will prove valuable aid to the
physician. It's position In the healthy mountain re.
gion of Virginia. about equdistant from many az the
sulphur and other well known spdngs OF the State
confer higher value upon the Suiphated Cbalyhinte
Of Craig county. Very respectfully.
sa JAS. C. BoorHEn
Eruptive diseases arrangement Of the liver dys
popsa TO-, have yielded to the power Of this water
and prove its efficacy wherever It has been tried
THIS very valuable water 70 for sale In barrels q
v''s nov PURCELL. LADD i CO., Druggists,
no 2s-dtsif Agents for the Propulsion.
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BY Thomas w. keesee,
(Ofice with Geo. ]. Sumner No. 20 Pearl ST.

VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD AND KIT
v CHEN FURNITURE FOR SALE AT AUG.
TION.-Will be sold ON THURSDAY morning next
the 18th inst, commencing at 10 O'clock the resi-.
dence of Mr. A. v. Crenshaw, who is declining house
keeping, Grace, between Sd and 4th Streets all OF
his Household and Kitchen Furniture, consisting in
part of Sofas Lounges, Ottomans mahogany and cave
seat Chairs, Rocking Chairs, Pier and Gard Tables,
Carpets Oil Cloth, Mating Book Case, Sideboard,
Bureaus Washstands, High and Low Post Bedsteads
Feather Beds, Mattresses Refrigerator, China Glass
and Earthenware, Cooking Stove, together with the
usual assortment of Kitchen Furniture. 81
Terms at sale. THOS. w. KEESEE,
ia IA -asF tsssz - I Auct.g
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BY Taylor e williams

CONIMISSIONEK,s saI.R OF; NJ n 9 \,
~ VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
Or BROAD ST., AT AUCTION. lin pursuance a
decree OF the Circuit Ccart of the city of Richmond
entered on the 9th day of January 1885, in the case Of
Mitchell w. Tyree and ais, the undersigned commits
sloners thereby appointed, win on TUESDAY 22nd
January as q o'clock p. M, upon the premises sen
that most valuable House and Lot ON the north side
OF Broad between 9Th and 7th Streets occupied by c.
Emnlinger, Clinton James, and Others
The Lot fronts "A feet and runs through to Pink or
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 to be retained
til the notes fully paid and conye directed
by the Court. JAMES M TAYLOR, - =
HERBERT A. CLAIBORNE,
Commissioners. !
Sale conducted by TAYLOR & WILLIAMS, Aucts
ia IL =
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By Kent, Paine & Co. = q a
80, 600 WORTH OF DRY GOODS Ar

J = 2 I7E--7 Ta.--s7
&3O,O00 WORTH OF DRY GOODS AT
~ 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 l4th street.
who are making change in their business the entire
balance of their stock of
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS
goods -tt tse ee
The attention of dealers is particularly called to
this sale, it being the largest stock Of Dry Goods
have ever offered at auction.
At IL o'clock we will commence the sale of the
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES AND VESTIN9S, the
stock of which il very largo and attractive.
At 2 o'clock we will 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 Dnlings, Domestic
Plaids, Tickiugs, Apron Checks, &C., &c.
TERMs-All sums under 500 cash; under $500
four months, that amount six months credit for
approved paper. KENT, PAINE 4 CO., &
ja7H s 4g ts IS - Auctioneeu.
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BY AIeXnnder NotG. ~
lNIRY, &c.-Will be sold 1t auction, THIS EVE.
MING, commencing at u O'Clock, q large lot Of
Watches Jewelry, Pens, Pencils, &c. - 9s "
ALSO-A general assortment of Fancy Articles
Cutlery, Dry Goods Clothing. Seears, &c. tae -,
no Is = Fl 81 s s'Fsi4' ALEX. MOTT, Auct
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BY Taylor g Willialns

VALUABLE YOUNG MULES AT Arc.
TIoN:-On TUESDAY, 18th January, at II o'clk
A. M, at Earnest's stables ON Council Chamber Hill
will. be sold six valuable young Mules well broke
sound and sold for no fault whatevef the owner hav
ing no further use for them. Those in want would do
well to attend the sale. ssiss94
Terms: -Four months credit, for approved notes
with interest added. -
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RUNAWAY.


al given for Boy about l6 years old. named LOU
HIS PATTON. He is a brown skin, tolerable
N stout built, inclined to hold his head up and
Aks stammers, He il well 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 made his appear
ance to yet will give liberal for him if deliv.
cred to me at the Edgmont House, or Messrs Thomas
l. Son. Id ia l2-St+i MARIA L. HURT. =
81 TEN DOLLARS REWARD. ..Ran.
eW away from the subscriber. near HalfSink, in
N last, a negro man named WIN. TILLMAN, he
Ais hired by me of Miss Sally Redd.) Said me-
gro is about Is years old and about feet high. Twill
give the above reward to any one who will deliver
him to me. %. '' WILLIAM T. HUFFMAN =
in 11-l2tk
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EORDONSVILLE PROPERTY FO K
" SALE.-I 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 is very valuable, and well
worth the attention Of those Wishing to purchase.
For farther information, please call and examine,
or address the subscriber at Gordonsville, Orange
county Va, previous to the day of sale.
ja 1---dSw L. w SNEED.
C3- Rockingham Register and Alexandria Gazette
please copy, and send account to this office.
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Nv Larus q shine,

MIGHT SALE, OCTOBER LIST, 1S5J.-TO.
In NIGHT, commencing at O'Clock, we viii SELL at
our store, No "a Main street. large assortment Of
Staple and Fancy Goods embracing almost every ar.
ticle in the fancy line, and suitable for the city and
country trades Es ttatlT .sHSssi;
b ALSO-Will be offered an extensive stock of Eng
lish Gold Patent Lever Watches Gold Anksrs and
Cylinders Patent Silver Levers, Anchors and Cyi-
inders. 5 1f
ALSO--A splendid lot Of Gold Plated Watches OF
ali styles together with large stock Of Double Barrel
Gunl Pistols, &c, kc. -
Country Merchants would do well to sttend these
sales a. great bargains may be expected. Goods
warranted to be - represented. .l-.l ~ 4gsI q
oc 9-h LARUS i SHINE. AUckg
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BY Larus & Shine.

EXTENSIVE SALE OF CROCKERY
Il AND GLASSWARE AT AUCYION.-Will be
sold at auction at store, No. IA Main street. on
WEDNESDAY, the 10th inst, commencing at 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.
Sale positive, and without any reservation.
Terms cash. LARUS & SHINE,
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MEHNdh nAMhd fdk FsoSE hT ii 1 lie

" ~ II
on EXCHANGE FOR PROPERTY IN THE
CITY, ish to cell or exchange for property y The
c;tv INV FARM Meadowbrook, on the Central Rail
Rosa me mile north of Meadowbridges, md miles
from Richmond, containing so screa The Land 10
af excellent quality being admirably adapted Tor
Senins and farming for gardening ~ any
IN sns vei healthy and highly desirable stussion
ksy;ns an excellent House contsinipE SIX rooms, and
the necessary ous.houses In Gcod order There - 2
rrr, ~ Wheat and Winter Oats seeded ena Enauurea
tn = a. aso planted In the garden evcythl1g for
early Spriue marketing. Also, StrswberTies ooose-
berries Young Apple Orchard, Hotbeas, Apparatus,
&c. So that purchaser might commences cPeranons
with prospect Of immediate returns ior nv nssss
The above property win be disposed upon sagsn-
taseous terms 81 safy application e ths sahsszeer
&c he Drur efore corner OF Broad and 4th sxests o.
10 Ed. ElCH0. WMs G. BATTAfLE.
The above il also an excellent location for phys
ciea. ~ nli--lG
A IL PEHS0ND kavjng dee1s q tte lly-
~ tns Establishfnsnt Of TIE lnse John w Ausss
will pissss al sna TT t.sn isnmsdisssly y. ~.
old friends and customers, NJ. DENNIS = sxpen
enced nyex. whe hss Durcheaee - kS = r1s,epa
49, S a. ss6 SEldZAAA44 49, - =.
UEBY. vAlsUABLE RxAA - 49, ne, w
~ GARY II, NHA1LY QkL04zzE 3 SeS,e8E
HAN HQEEIA EQk 6ALE-1.e -. - j ~
authcriee4 y al tklk mose yelalsse Isk{
tie eernsr q casy 90 vissinla sFrseA e kzt
q feet % ths nossh ~ q ceu &x4s5 ~
e. :. = ss.. ~ ss we e x'ss'ss 4 INV
: 10y sssssss1 sss7s1Q - - 4lll es11 81
pssesg 20 s1se1vs q 4 1870 S. 5
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UALUA 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 TUESDAY, the 9Th
day of February next if fair, otherwise the next
day, the late residence of L. H. Brooks, Decd or
some part of the land near by all of the Real Es-
of said Brooks Except the homestead which has
been assigned Mrs Brooks her dower) consisting
of the following parcels: -,
The Log Castle tract, lying on Swift Creek and
Tomahawk, containing sos acres, including the add.
tions made to it from VIM. G. Elan and others. A
large proportion of this tract probably onethrd or
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 no
dwelling this tract but large barn and other
farm buildings It will be sold entire divided
may be deemed best ON the day.
The tract formerly Eletts, containing 65 acres on
the Hundred road, by Tomahawk Church, adjoining
or nearly adjoining the above, with public road
from to the other On this is small dwelling and
other houses with orchard and well of good water
afFording convenient site for q residence. These
two tracts together, would mako valuable panta
ton.
The neighborhood is healthy and good; the distance
il Is l6 miles of Richmond II from the Court.
house. and about four from the Midlothian Station on
the Richmond and Danville Railroad. a3e
One of Mr.. Brooks sons will show the premises to
any one wishing to buy. -4s
TERMs-A liberal credit for the greater part of the
purchase money secured by bonds with security, and
lien on the land. R. w. FLOURNOT,
ia 12---d2aw&ctds n Comm'r
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BY Pulliam & Dayis.

- Z ny + UuIHm u U6Vl8s - - =
TRUST SALE OF HOUSE FIxTUREs
!. i CANDIES, &c.-On TUESDAY next, the 10Th
day of present month, will sell all the Fixtures
Jars, Kettles, Candies, &c. in possession of Mr.
Turner Atkinson, at his place of business. No. ll9
Main street. Sold by D. M. PULLIAM,
Under Deed of Trust
PuLLIAM L. DAVIS, Aucts. !. la II
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NJ GOoDS.-The sale Of Watches, sJeweiry and
Fancy Goods, will be continued every evening tais
week at the store of H. Hyman, No. OF Main street.
70 Tnch the attention of the public il requested.
No posfponementon account Of the weather.
!. "a sAg Z. B. COOK 4 CO.,
Jo AZ Aucti0neers.
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INTENSIVE sale Of Beeks, Sfaffenory,
IL Encyclopedias and Valuable Wor1u = epefy d.
paTtnentof Lifsntnre Science and An; Annusls and
So1s, ,s;lsssasly ust.:Ssd sld iuris.ssd pissasl
pocket Bibles with Prayer Books Of every descnp-
tioni Letter, Csp and Note Paper; Portfolios Gold
Penf. &c. &c. s.
Ssies &C our auction rooms No 10 Main street, ct
O'Clock every evening this week
The Books are new, warranted perfect, and viii Be
The whole are for examination and ct private sale
during the day. 81 z. B. COOK 4 CO..
ja is Auctioneers.
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BY Alexander Nott.

ny Alexander Mott
FukNl,TURE, DRY GOODS, &c.--wm
pe ga In Morning a. 10 O'Clock, q desirable
an invoice of reasonable Dry Goods and !. lot of
Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Umbrellas. &c Also. SO
ja15 A-As NUAL,
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BY Larus e shine,

ny Aarus q shine. = 2
STORE AND GAS FIXTURES AT ARC.
- TION.-Win be sold at auction on TUESDAY
the 10Th insf commencing at IL o'clock at the store
on Main street, corner of 10TH recently occuDieS ~
simon Bonsvott, deed -al the store and gas fixtures
consisting Of Counters, Drawers Shelving Gl.ss
Cases, Gas Burners, &c, &c.
Terms cash. LARUS & SHINE Auct. q
ia 1L2 -s7-T'i s-~>-f
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) no FKfENDs, GUS.

M n
ToMERs. AND THE PUBLiC~
8ENERALLY.-l return my thank, -.
- 10 them for TIE liberal PATRONAGE hsvf rs. as'
hone 70 merit continuance OF the same, tssur.
Them that no pains will be spared my part or OF
ne in nav employment 70 give satisfaction to all
Tend 10 keep the best Of goods In my line that can
nd in any house In Richmond Ia the firet Place.
Ill farnish nv customers with the best Of Ladies.
1 ,sntIsuea's Boys, Misses and Chiidren's Boots and
hoe.. of the latest styles that can be had in fsr's
Emnorted by myself direct
"A shoes for Ladies, Gentlemen, Boys and Misses,
-xx own manufacture. and of the hest Baltimore,
E.;iaaelphia New York and Eastern work, which
III make nv assortment superior 10 any IN this CITY
have made arrangements with Houses IN Paris to
,,ish me with the best material fer the manaiac-
.rs Of ali Kinds Of work for Ladies, Gentlemen,
Bows and Misses. - A.. - -. A.
Ill Of the sbeve viii be soid lew Ter cssh, or 70
,rxcrpAi CUSTOMERS at cash prices
ALIEN HILL
Importer and Manufacturer Of
poo,. Tshoe. Trunks Carpet Bags Nalces. &c.
:. &c No ~, Main street. Richmond, va
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r-zz=sszzz=<-y-1 WINTER ARRANGEMENT..
g. s.s.ss RI MOND AND DANVILLE RAIL-
-H-a- ROAD-CHANGE OF HOURS-On
and after MONDAY next the Sd December the Pas
encer Train will leave Richmond at o'clock A. NJ,
nd arrive at Barksdale's at 81 z. NJ. Leave Banks
Ise'sat8 A. M and arrive at Richmond at 3l8 P. NJ.
R. Z. HUGHSON, Ticket Agent.
Richmond, Nov. =, 1855. no %
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IANUAHf "a, ISUUs--Ifimnsn8n 1u9
y Fancy Goods to be closed out at unusually low
prices as the season il far advanced, and COLD
SMIT having large stock of Trimming and Fancy
Goods on hand, will close them out az such low
prices to tempt those that are in want Of them 70 pur
chase Of him. 5000 pair Ladies' white and colored
Kid Gloves at 50 cts would be cheap at rs centss
200 yards Cambria and Swiss Inseftngs at 81 cents
would be great bargain at l2z cents; Embroidered
Ladies' Gents and Childrens Cotton and Woolsu Hos
siery GoLpsMIT will sell them cheaper than can be
had elsewhere In Embroideries, a. Collars Sleeves
Banda Infant Waists Embroidered Skirts, Caplbrics
Swiss and Bobbin Edgngs and Insertings, viii be
closed out very cheap. Woolen Goods such e Com
forts Lesgines Fascinators, Opera Hoods Wooten
be sold OF at most any price. y. GOLDSMITH,
II EOS Broad street.
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L GINA CENTRAL RAILROAD.-Pursuant to
authority in Us vested by McCurdy Il vowles, late
contractors upon sections No. s. and 81 of the Vr-
gnia Central Railroad, will offer at public sale to
the highest bidder for cash at the Office of Goddln
Apperson, Auctioneers in the city of Richmond, on
the 3rd day of December, 1856, at IL o'clock, A. H.,
Virgins 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 "a of said Company work.
u }H STERRITT & BELL
Agents and Trustees for McCurdy Il Vowles &c
POSTPONEMET.-The above sale il postponed
until the 18th of February, 1885, de s-tds
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\ ~ THE VERANDAH

MISERABLE AkTICLES.--I have on
~ hand large variety of Stocks, Cravats Scarfs
and Ties of the latest styles very superior quail
ity; Silk, Cotton, Merino and Thread Socks; Plain,
Mixed and Striped; Silk and Linen Hdkfs A large
assortment of superior made shirts among which will
be found some very large Sizes Silk, Merino, Sax.
ony, Gauze and Cotton undergarments; Buck, Kid
Dog Skin, Fur, Cotton, Thread Cloth, Cashmere,
Silk and Merino Gloves; Buckskin Gauntlets; also,
Coats Vests and Pants in great variety, all of which
will be sold at and below cost positively sell
ing off to close business. - ,e@
u A. LEVY, SO Main st.,
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SHEHIFE,S SALE OF LOTS NOS. %
y AND "a, In THE TOWN OF MANCHESTER.
By virtue of decree of the Circuit Court of Chester
field in the case of Martin, &c, against Weisiger
&c.,p pronounced on the 9th November 1855, shall
MONDAY, the 2ist January, 1855, at O'clock P. IN
lit fair; If not, the next fair day) handsome hall
acre Lots, Nos q and a. in tine plan of Manchester
situated ON Porter and Perry streets, aud between
Harrison street and the corporation line 49, =
TERMs-One-half cash; balance at months fol
bonds with good security. retaining lien on the land
tor further security The taxes for the present yeal
to be paid by the purchaser.
GEORGE w. SNELLINGS,
.s Sheriff of Chesterfield county.
Sale conducted by GoDDIN ApPERsoN, Aucts.
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NOTWITHSTANDING retired from the firm
Of r. ID. Mitchell Co., heretofore in the line of
Painting, return my sincere thanks to my numerous
friends for the liberal patronage bestowed upon us
heretofore and request continuance of the same to
my late partners T. B. Hewett and R. B. Smith,
whom cheerfully recommend to the public ss
ia 9--6t< r ID MITCHETJ
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i TIERS, Bookseller and Statoner, No. 157 Main st.,
has by his deed bearing date the Slst day December
1855, which has been duly recorded conveyed to me
in trust, for the benefit of his creditors all of his
stock of goods and fixtures and debts and credits OF
every kind.
He is as my agent for the present, authorized to
collect any debts due to me as trustee and to max 3
sale Of the stock at retail for cash d -
Persons DESTROYS to purchase articles in the Book
and Stationery line, and Piano Fortes &C. will find
it to their interest tocall. WIN. F. WATSON,
ia 2-lm Trustee,
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a DNTINIsTRATOR,SN OTICR.-AlIp per
n having claims against the estate of Matthew
Clay deceased requested TO present them for pay
ent and those indebted to the to make inlne-
date settlement am anxious to close up the said
- GEORGE w. SNELLINGS 8. of c. - =
And Admir- de bonis NON of Matthew Clay, decd.
ia l0-d6tc2t fEss 81 s.iss s3,,,5
a DMINISTRATOR'e NOTlCK.-AIlpe per.
"A sons having claims against the estate of Henry
M Clay, deceased, requested to present their
claims for settlement and those indebted to mako m-
n''''a'e f'' GEO. w. sNELLINGs, s. of c.
And Admir- of H. M. Clay, decd,
ia 10-d6tc2t
A DMINISTRATOR,SN OTICE.-AlIp per
"A sons having claims against the estates of James
Lyle, deceased and Mrs. Jane L. Lyle, decd,
quested to present them for payment, and those in
debted will please make immediate settlement as it
is very desirable that the said estates should be set
GEO. w. SNELLINGS, S. of C,
And Administrator of said estates
HORSE AND NIULK SHOES, HORSE
II NAILS, Horse and Mule Collars, Blind Brides.
A fine assortment for sale low. re- q g
- - - THEO. ROBERTSON, =
Importer and Dealer in Foreign and Domestic
jas Hardware and Cutlery, No. % Main q.
Fu3.-s.-
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~ GodAin y AI1e11ou. q
rT1psTxtE!g! ILL ~ xA1UAnLK
SkREE1S, CHURCH HfTxfss-As tf6stess n dsed
e trast executed ~ Edwin Fasrar sna wi5S, dAtsd
t4 January. 1859, dnly recorded h ths Rishmond
~ Court shsl, flzs Request 0f the ere.
snerehy securoal proceed 70 ell 81 public auc-
ascn g she premises for cash On MONDAY. the 4ih
y senruaxy, 1856, commencing Il the hour Of ~
t;on - n ~ fair, If not the next far dsy) por
now resides consisting Of the hsT sers In On which
Grsss ~ ~. nnck Dwelling sfands st the corner Of
rsar a ~. ssrests Also the Stable lot in the
= rseh and running back is feet g $ sie .
mot dssysSIe " = .tly regarded ~ among the
The title il believed to - r ~s5neI go.
nsls acslns e trustees win convey xtb - nm.i ~.
an. vssr Ins taxes and ilsursnce for he pre-
JSes ~ se Pso " rne purchaser.
w. GODDIN
JAS. w. PRiCr Trustees.
ia 4-21wim z-"svN, AucfA.
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THE subscribers have associated theml
selves together, under the firm and style OF JNO.
Quoting General Commission Business, and tender
their services to their friends and the public to sell
suectfuly solicit consanments, with the assurance
that all Produce entrusted to them, shall have the
best attention. JNO. NJ. SHEPPARD,
WIN. Y. SHEPPARD.
Richmond LIST JAM, 1856 ia 4-lwdt2awlm
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b. Washingto
Baltimore 800
" Philadelphia, ..................... 500
The track of the Railroad between Richmond and
ihe Potomac River, is now undergoing rela Half
tfit being already completed with edge rail of
8erior quality, and more than million of pas
engsrs been heretofore safely and satisfactorily
transported this route, it is hoped and believed
hat no one will be induced by the misrepresentation
Embraced in the advertisement the signature of
II. D. Whitcomb, Supert," TO select the longer
mad more circuitous route referred therein. The
n F. P. n. R. has been in operation for TWENTY-FIVE
esrs and in all that time no passenger has either been
allied or crippled by accidents from snake heads or
Otherwise which ia without parallel in the history of
Railroads in this country. 5. RUTH,
Superintendent of Transportation.