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GROCERIES. etc.. AT WHOLESALE
" N.E-lO0 bbs Taylor & Sons, Albany.
Do 50 do Valar Il Co., Poughkeepse.
Do 20 casks Reads New York.
CIDER-l5O bbs and 100 boxes = Bgrne's' - 100,
TEAS-lo0 cases Canister Imperial.
Do 80 half chests Black.
WHITE BEANS-75 bbls, Boston.
DRIED APPLES5o do do
GOSHEN BUTTER-175 hrkins JUS received.
LARD OII-l00 bbs various brands
MACK EREI-A complete assortment Of packages and
numbers.
CHEESE-l00 boxes f. Dairy.
De Is Pine Apple.
Do 100 boxes Western Reserve.
PICKLES-Barrels, halves and quarters.
SUGAR HHDS-NO in good order.
BUTTER kEGS-iO0 do do -
ROCK CANDY-25 boxes Langs.
STAR CANDLES-l5O do Riggs L Co.. -,
BLUE LICK WATER-50 half bbls and 30 cases, eaend
dozen.
In store and for sale by
jazz I'm A. D. GRIEF CO.. 30 and ~ oid LeSee 81.
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CATTLE M ARK E T .

JEFFERSON CITY, Feb. q.
Arrived to-day head Western Cattle 81 Calves and so
Hogs Near 100 head of Hogs and very ample supply Of Beef
Cattle remain sale But few Veal Cattle and Mc Cows
Offer and no Sheep.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES all moment de l'adiudcation.
JOSEPH HUFTY,
ra1I Sh65if In paroisse Orlsan

or NEW ORLEANS. PIN-No. 95l3.
PK VIRTUE of a writ of seizure and sale
u directed by the honorable the Fourth District Court of New
Orleans in the entitled cause, NJ Mariny late Sheriff
and Sheriff transferred will proceed to sci
auction in the Rolnda of the City Exhange ST.
between Charities and Royal streets, FRIDAY
February 29til, 1856 at II clock NJ
All and singular, FoUR CERTAIN LOTS 0 1sie.ss
GROUND the Fourth District Of New Orleans, t.
in Nuns Foubolrg Square, comprised within E;i
Amand Andrew ST. Mary and Bellecase Streets and desig
plan made by c. A. Hcdin Surveyor the 18th
January ISIS deposited plan No q in the office of the late
j. R. Beard, Notary by the Nos s. and g. each of which
Lots fronts Beilecase street 2 fe9 inches and lines Lot
Lot No. like depth the side line Of Lot No
10 inches and lines in depth The dividing line Of Lo
s the line Of Lot No, parallel Beilchasst
street feet inch and four lines wide towards Lot No
thence 81 feet II inches and lines deep the rear line
which is IS feet inches and lines wide And lot No is l59
feet 10 inches and lines deep all between parallels and in
American
Together with buildings and improvements thereon, CON
s,g, No. and G. of two story frame house. slate
roofed containing rooms two cabinets with front ard back
gallery story Kitchen slate roofed containing four
rooms slaughter house, she'd single rooed eiserns
den,
Lots Nos I md are vacant.
Seized in the above suit.
nSD n
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IHMANCIPATION.-TIIE NDERSIGNED HEREBY
T. gives notice that he intends to apply the First District
of New Orleans for the emancipation OF the following
belonging him Harriet qunroon woman aged Il
years and her three chdreCara aged years. Bennett aged
years; Randall aged year, with Permission to remain i'll the
State. ". " hopD,
fe25 st in sod By his Attorneys, Smonds & Turner.
T1NTANCIPA THGN-LE SOUSSIGNE NOTIFIE LIE
Ia public dull l'ntcnon de aire application Ia Premiere
District dc la Nouyee Orleans pour leancipaton DIES
escuves, lui appartenant, SAVIOR:
Acknowledgement dgee do4 rois enfans
CIARA-agee dc ans.
BENNETT-dc ct
RANDAII-d'un avec Ia permission de demeurer dams
FEtat. W. W. ,Woop,,
81 in God Par AvOcatS, SimOnds l. Fenner.
CTARCIH-20O BOXES FoX,s WHEAT FOR SALE BY
. VOORHEES,, GRIGGS CO.
fele 10 Tchouptoulas street.
MOURN BBLs sUPERFINE, FOR SALE By
L fe7 S. H. KENNEDY il CO.. 20 Poydras street.
GPERM AND WHALE OIL.-20 CASKS AND 20
ja9 '|''' ALFRED KEARNEY, L. Magazine street.
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A RMCRY EALL-NoW OPEN .S.1
Ia ~ HANINGTON'sH %
Cele brated I'm N ms ..
DIOR Il MIC II " 0 r Il III Il
of the Of.
RUSSIAN WAR, S..
From the Commencement to the Bonbartnent of
SEBAST0PoIl -.
AND FALL. OF THE MAL44KoEF. $ss7.a
Amid deGfeung mines rolling Of muskety
and booming of cannon together with the nrid glare of he
burning city producing effect once seen never TO pc t
gotten 3=Et4
H8-Doors open at TX commencing At 8 o'clock.
- DAY EXHIBITION
On WEDNESDAYS and SATUR AVS at IL o'clock, Tor tho
accommodation Of Ladies' and Children. -.
HfJ- No performance Sundays
RSy-Seats can be secured from 10 to feIS
TF4E GREATEST ATTRACTION AT, s5 ST
LOWELL has arrived with his large PERFORMING BEAR
from Australia, and is exhibiting him at 90 ST. Charles
street, from 4. N. until P. NJ daily.
This is the largest captured weighing upWlus ~
2OOo pounds, and taken when quite young, by Mr.
lowell and has been himself alone, until he now
exhibits intelligence almost human -,
He also exhibits panonime his mode of as
when enemy approaches IN winch the most Ter
attitudes taken and effects which are fearful are
produced on the admirng yet terrified audience.
Next his repose when seeking shelter from the sulty
his junges is described in series OF grotesqua
and Imaginable pictures.
the OF his told in manner wlcn nopteS
beings might initiate with advantage. ga
The grand exhibited when Mr.. Lowell enter.
ing the BEARS DEN, is left in the of this Wild
mind any motion Of monster before
performed by any other human being. =g l.Ya u.
Il r. d. ftn IS cents 0'ii'' jaa.H
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ALGIERs SUGAR MART THE H 3 u >, 81. R. R.
IN signed prepared receive Storage for she or
reen in freprocf warehouses well lighted OF on the plat
recently erected be covered with trpauns
molasses having capacity for Is GOO hogsheads.
merchants the line OF the Opclolsas Railroad
their products discharged from the cars either in
warehouses the PLATFORM and delivered to ships and steam
free OF labor drayage tarpaun hire Storage
tariff.
SuGARPcr hogshead Is cents from to Is days. 10 cents
per month, and % cents each succeeding month.
MDLASSESPer barrel from to Is days, l. cents
per month"; and Scents each succeeding month
required if placed the platform covered with
arpan in the depot warehouse be effected Mt the
lowest rates
References by Special Consent;
Juan Y de Rgana, J. ?. Whitney,
Darby & rrenoulet, r Maspero,
George UrQuhart, Lobit i Charpenter,
] d DenGgrc, W q d. Urquhart,
Clark & Mostly, CaInmack, Squires West,
Brand 4 Landry, F. kennett t Co.,
Price, Convcrse'& Co. Fellowes Co..
Hewitt, Norton & Co., W. G. Hewes
r. Geddes, Augustin & Thibaut
J. w. Stanton h Co. Charles DeBlanc,
Martin, Owen Cobb John Q. Woodruff Il Co.,
A. D. Kelly & Co., s. o. Nelson Il Co.,
n BSugar mOlasses sold at the Agiers Sugar Mart Will
be delivered city if required charged
from Opelousas Railroad Depot.
h55-Address - . =
~ "1>-'A'''0o 'i- Algers.
| or THOMAS j. CASEY,
d3l No. 81 Camp street.
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JOSEPH HUFTY,
j2S fell Is Is Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans


ouATRIE4E couR DE DsTElr j. 2 LET9REX vs al, JOHN
I'M VERIFY DUN writ de saisie ct Vente I'D
Il Honorable Quatreme Cour de District de Ia
Orleans dams rafre cdessus NJ Margny eide
ceuici moi transfere e procedern le VEN
DREDI fcvrier 1856 midi dams la Bouse dc Cite rue
cees de Chartres Royale Gdudcation de
QUATRE TERRAIN tnes dams lie Quairieme District
de Ia Nouvelle rleans ,bourg DIES Regeuses dams @
ilet borne par St imand StAne, Ste Marie ct m
Beechasse desisnGs plan Desc A. Hen
q javicr lS4s, dcpose lie No u te de j.
R. Beard ceyant notaire sous les Nos s. Les dts
san fNce Ia Belechasse et mesurant encun q
nicds ct lgncs Les terrains Nos ct 'nesrent
I2 pes 10 pouccs gnes de profondeur lie terrain
la meme profondeuE Ia ligne u cote du terrain
ne mtropfc terrain No. s. ct par de la iEne du ter.
paralee la Bellechasse pieds pouce ct
lageur d terrain No. s. 81 pieds ii pouces
gnes profondeur della usqa Ia lgne du fond Q mesre
pieds pouces iges E lie terrain No esure l59
pcs gnes potondeur lie entire lgnes
allees americnine.
Ensemble avec les authorizations qui sont esss
CONSTANT Nos ct mnison denx
etaces en- ardoes coneat clambres cabi
nets galleries devant derere cuts en- bos denN
G.aes ardoses conennt chnmbreS Hbao un
halgarl convert bardenuX, 2 caves, jardn, etc.
Les terrains Nos. ct S sont vngues.
lie saisi dams latfnirc cdessus.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES u moment de fnainlisntion
JOSEPH HUFTY,
ia2S fell 1898 Sheriff de Ia Paroisse GOrleans.
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rT1y4E ARRIVAL OF DIR. SHERIDAN IN
This city for second time, from Mime Stephehs hesp-
tai Dublin is daily performing his wendettn cures q r.
viii also Cure without the Of and CON-
sumption even second stage in from 10 days fsf
sons troubled fits will to Dr. s. and get Eestered 70 as
nar he troubled again Piles cured at oncebocdy piles
m n;n5 nes or outward piles bad legs any state cured
rIeu1nute pains banshed the first attendance, Dr..
s. will restore good hair to the bald zj, II, IL
Secret cured on the first and Tthaa
loss Of lime to the patient Advice gratis Persons In the
can be attended stating exactly the STATE they are m
KY Dr. Sheridan allows his Day Book open TO az persons
for efereuce to his wonderful in this city and 81 Louis
and the hundreds he has restored 10 sight Df 5 aios ~
Diploma hang in his office PERSONS are ae"eo " go VIC
Dr. s can be- seen at his office from A. u, to r "
| OH On no. - Canal hIests SetnSi " @es+-Ns
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GUNDRIES-
. 100 bags new FILBERTS;
1900 boxes LEMONS;
$500 boxes 0RANG ES;
800 boxes Layer RAISINsi
$50 boxes MR.
400 half boxes MR.
100 or.
IS boxes PRUNks;, y " o,s "A hores.
~ cases SARDINES, in a 4 anu IA poAesi
IH0 bags Tarragona Al4auNSrulSsI, p NJ . uArr
For sale by - = ~ M Al Grayier street.
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T1LOUR--l0O BBLS FINE, FOR SALE BY
T. jail S. H. KENNEDY, Il CO., 70 Poydras street.
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800 ORANGE AND LEMON HtsEkSS-7
49, 5000 Jamaica Orange Trees w.
SnSs S000 Sicily Lemon Trees "a
A3A1@A $500 Creole Orange Trees
100 Havana Orange Trees.
1000 Mespuls Japonea Tree2
1000 Malaga Lemon Trees
Loco Genoa Citron Trees
500 Mandarin Orange Trees.
Also
A variety kinds Ct Tropical Fruits and Pansseh Is
ETC. ,.,..st ,.vs sl,,,ers
sent 10 Nc. 90 Camp street, to ,,,,, e r,..,... ne
,os s, from the Mediterranean.
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RCApE HOTEL, MAGAZINE STkEEEIt[, pSSE E
IA TWEEN GRAVIER AND NATCHEI, II. >: NJ ga
PepeorThe proprietor respectfully informs ms ma n
patrons and the public generally, that this wei @
ular establishment has been hoonsh FenSy brourhou
large extension has been obtained oy me
renting the adjoining portion of the building omers than
him TO accommodate much larger number OF cus'o4A' w
last winter. .,a- IN enable hin, To
No expense has spared by the
of the generous EafoiaSf ~
received every exeron will be maa niv cofortabe
sisiants 10 render the soourn of his guests MOI eS
but agreeable ,,,, J.. ,,is hote is that Meals can
One great convenience As'Aeiieo ~ -
be had Il almost all hours.
pEEF-s5o TICS PRIME MESS AND INDIA AEss'
| IL for sale by - ,-,x,,ppv = co On povdras street
| jail 5 ii. hENL1LD- ~ -.
HTITTs-25o KEGS ASSORTED SIZES, NOW LAND
~ ing ana '' $ H. KENNEDY Co., 20 Poydras street
T|TITTSTSY--5O BBIs OLD MONONGAHELA AND
s15 JOSEPH lands CO., 80 Tchoupitoulas street.
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Wis est par le present donnie que dednns
qnarante ours er de Ia presente publication e sous
vele Orleans pour ohenr remancpaion de escave Eu
gene A. Smith. JOHN Il. COCKS.
Nouvele- Orleans feyricr 1856. fe2S St in BOD
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NEW ORLEANS OPELOuSAS AND GREAT WESTERN
RAILR0AD57 Lhds sugar Cammack squires West-S9 do
Boeat Foley { Avero-6 jackson &co45 do bbls moas-
ses m do syrup Charpen,ier60 SKIS potatoes Jean;
hs seed rice Casey Bardad-Toal GS hhds bbls
molasses.
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GAIT. 5000 BUSHELS SALT, Elk SHIP EDWIN
y FIVE, from Trapan, for sale by
in1f j. H. ASHBRIDGE & CO., 100 Common street,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-15
By Davenport, Alien 81 Co
By Thomas w. Keesee,
Office with Geo. j. Sumner No 20 Pearl at

FVHOROUGH-BRED MORGAN STAL .
Il LION, YOUNG CLIFFORD" SULKEY AND
HARNESS, ONE YOUNG JACK, WAGON AND
HARNESS, FOR SALE AT AUCTION-Will be
sold, on SATURDAY. 18th instant at 10 o'clock, at
the Horse Auction Lot, tie Gas Works tho
roueh-bred Morgan Stallion, 'Young Clifford" which
Fair.
ALSO-One fine young Jack l light Sulkey and
Harness; work Hofse and street Wagon and Har.
ness complete. THOMAS w. KEESEE
tie II Auctioneer -
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CRAIG ALUM SPRINGS, Craig County
~ VA.-The propretors of these Springs, which
have for some time past enjoyed very favorable
putaton in the counties surrounding them have been
induced to put the water in barrels for the conven
ence of invalids in other sections.
For the present, the price is fixed at q which
barely covers cost of barreling and the carriage.
Its healing virtues are beyond question The fol-
lowing certificate from DR.. Carper, leading and well
known physician in Botetourt county is selected from
many of equal responsibility and force:
FINCASTLE, BorEToURT Co., VA,}
SIS July 25th, 1855. !
Having been called on by the proprietors of the
'Craig Alum Springs" to express my opinion of its
medicinal virtues, hereby state, that have examin-
cd the analysis of the water made by Prof. Boothe OF
Philadelphia and believe it well adapted to dis
requiring tonic alternative action the
tenn and can further state that have known some re-
markable effected by its in scrofulous sec-
tons and diseases of the digestive organs.
Samuel III. CARPER, M. D.
The water has been analysed by Professor Boothe
of Philadelphia, who says
"a mineral spring of such richness and quality as
the anal indicates will prove valuable aid TO the
physician. Its position in the healthy mountain re-
sion of Virginia. about equi-dstant from many Of the
sulphur and other well known springs of the State,
conera higher value upon the Stipulated Cbay biate
JAS. C. BoorHE.n
Eruptive diseases, arrangement of the liver dys-
pepsia &c, have yielded to the power of this water
and prove its efficacy whereverit has been tried
This very valuable water is for sale in barrels at a
very low price,by
PURCELL, LADD CO., Druggists,
no zS-otsn Agents for the Proprietor.
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BOARDING

BOAR E.--fIRS. j. Il FRENCH
- having taken house. upon Broad street, few
.urs below Brosd Street Hotel will open on Mon
day the zls inst for the accommodation of resident
and transient b0arders. She Is prepared TO accom-
Iuujate large uEnber Of day boardeIS. And trusts
that the extensive and favorable reputation which
sAs enjoys SIS efficient housewife, viii secure for
her LIBERAL share of patronage and promises that
pains shall be spared upon her part TO make her table
one of the most desirable in the city.
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by Thomas w. Keesee.
fOffica with Geo j Sumner No % Pearl n \

EENTEEL HOUSEHOLD AND HITCH.
" EN- FURNITURE FOR SALE ATAUCTION
VIII be sold, on TUESDAY morning next the 18th
inst, commencing at 10 O'Clock, at the residence of
Mrs. Horan, on Broad street, between 9th and It'll
streets (who is declining housekeepins9 all of her
Household and Kitchen Furniture consisting in part
of Pier Table, Looking Glasses Parlor and Chamber
arpets Bureaus, fine Feather Beds, Mattre SEES Bed
steads, Washst ands, Chairs, Tables, Refrigerator,
Window Shades, China and Glassware, Kitchen Fur
niture, &c. THOS. w. KEESEE,
fe Ia Auctioneer.
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:. nv. FSTY n0LI-AKS KEWAKD.

CV-We VIII pay the above reward to any one
- - lao Mi. aPpIeLeLd, ami oonfne IN any Jail in
- tia or any Of the Surrounding counties,
"a o u.aR TAEEWELL. lie IS about thirty
I've YEAS u! g, da1k complexion, stout and well
.a.t - belonged TO Nj Richmond 4 Lacy, OF New
Kent If la. We bought him some iew weeks ago.
Itis .lyt -u.- lie is IN ME. Lacy's immediate neigh
L,.a : l.. L. L.ls wife living bat few miles from
Sir l. E.. tL.... HANALL & co.
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so REV 4 D.--The above re-

81 yard : IL B. paid tor ny negro man JAMES,
a MA-I-l avs GA Saturday last. He Is stout
~ 1Ad-, L-ty4gy iall tA~ny complexion, has
pS.Ea est I- &; has gtey eyes. scar on one Of
AZ, cl,sss INC re # his hands little bruised; l. mol
very A4...e, H.s dress was coarse, dark over
saaf gesl ii -yss pants. and probably may have
gsr # -.aw lJgrs c! shoes on
III si-. K y--d viii be paid if taken within the
State if yUpl the limits Of the State $50 will be
r.:t JOHN c. ROBERTSON.
Cam Hollis Eznrico county. fe lS-lm
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RUNAWAY.
EIYE DOLLAKS REMARD.-

80 Fl u DUT.I-thS KEWARD.--
kesT R,Ir,sv from the subscr Der on Monday the
"a ilth negro boy named JACOB. about II
"a years old Of short statue and dark complex
- 10y, had Oh when he left, suit of dark clothes
.s-E-t ana brass buttons. The said boy belongs to
n. Maria L. Hart, Of Culpeper county Va. The
s,ve reward will be pad for his delivery 10 in
Richmond or to lAy one lodging him ia Jail, hat
- l.U. aEaL- JlDLAIi H. hOANE.
Il
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III Il0Ilg- .5uTlco county.

Ia S2j REWARDED will pay the above
~ rewa1u to any person who will apprehend
~ aud confine in any jail in this city, my negro
p woman, LUCINDA, whs sbsconded the
- 3Uth October last. She is about IS years old,
s. nj and black, and has Loss tsr front upper teeth
LacindaIs superior washer and ironer and is doubs
Earto I'd and employed by Of the women who
wash f5s H. els and boarding houses in this city.
Ia l5-lu f. L. CHINN.
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By Goddin & Apperson.

RICO iCoUNTY, SIX MILES BELOW RICH
MoND-As Trustee in deed made by Mr.. George
the Henrco County Court, shall at the request of
the party interested proceed to sell at public auction
on the premises, on SATURDAY, the .2sd February,
1856 at the hour of IL O'Clock NJ if fair If not, the
next fair day. the Farm conveyed by the said deed
lying and being in the county about miles
below Richmond, adjoining the lands OF Messrs Jas.
NJ. Taylor, Albert Akin and others, containing 68
acres and roods, and which the said Cox now
sides The title is believed to be perfect but the sub
scriber will convey with the usual special warranty.
Terms: Enough in cash to defray the expenses of
sale and to discharge note of 1891 credit to
the residue until the 10th December, lS56-the whole
purchase money to bear interest from the day of sale
and to be properly secured The taxes for the pres
eh f. y Is % pay j. L. APPERsoN, Trustee.
A D1IINIsTKATOx,S SALE OF Me-
N GROES AND CARRIAGE-Wil be sold on
THURSDAY, the 2ist Feb,y 1856. ct Y O'Clock d
them good Tobacco Factory Hands, and good second
hand Rockaway Carriage, belonging to the estate of
Capt Benjamin Sheppard, decd. u
Terms cash. GoDDIN . APPER:soN,
fe 1S-tds -s AuctoneeB.
N1EAT COTTAGE FARM, 4 LIZ MILES
~ EAST OF RICHMOND, AND HANDSOME BUILDING
L sns II AUCTION TUESDAY, February 18th
1856 commencing at II O'clock NJ, viii be sold on
the premises f fair; if not the next fair day. the
neat Cottage Farm now occupied by Aiessfs oteD-
bins Miller located above, the road, leading to
Dr. w A Christians, containing 81 acres plat OF
which can be seen at the office of the auctioneers.
The buildings consist of . good Dwelling honse
containing rooms two story kitchen with rooms,
an open shed for coal and wood; also large stable
with stalls for borses and room for carriages har-
ness proveuder &C.; and also excellent corn house
The place is admirably adapted TO market garden OF
dairy 8 ,,.,-,.
Alter the sale of the farm viii be Sold in Heckieri
plan near Union Hill. that beautiful square No 80
korr Had nv 27th 23th and streets, containing IN
aggregate front Of 692 feet which viii be divided into
lots of suitable size.
TERMS; One-fourth cash; balance At = and
months for ne gotable notes. interest sdded secured
by trust deed or title retained The taxes for the
present year TO be paid by the purchasers.
fe s. GODDIN APPERSON. Auets.
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A., vIRGINIAN AT ApCTION.--.

~ VIRGINIAN AT
Ishall sell at public auction, to the highest bid
der, at Orange Court House, on MONDAY
24th inst that being Court day. my celebrated and
valuable STALLION.
Virginian is thorough bred, having been sired by
Absentee out of pure bred Mons Tonson mare; is a
beautiful Bay, IS years old, perfectly sound and
sure foal getter. He was raised, and has always
stood in Orange county-is well known there as the
sire of many fine colts as any other horse in the
State.
| will have no time to give him any attention this
spring; but if bought by who can do So he will
easily make his cost by LIST July.
Liberal credit will be given the purchaser if de-
sired. - WILLIAM G. SCOTT.
ORANGE COUNTY, VA, Feb. 9th, 1856. feiI-dtd
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By Thomas W. keesees -
foffice with George Summer Nc. 20, Pearl street,
DEW IN THE FIRST PRESBYTERI
IL CHURCH FOR SALE AT AUcTlON.-Wili
be sold, on MONDAY AFTERNOON. February iSths
n o'clock, Pew No. 40 in the First Presbyterian
Church, fRev. DR.. Moore's.l
BY order Of the Trustee. = sti H.ss
THOMAS w. KEESEE, 'Auct. +
The above Pew b offered at private sale until the
time of sale. Apply to Areh'd Boiling or II. w.
e@ahries. 81 80 te
punLIC SALE OF STOCK IN WIZ
authority in rs vested by Mccurdy y yowIss, late
contractors upon sections, No, s. and - q ehe VI
GINA Central Rshead, viii oess = public e.!et e
The highest bidder for cash = the oales o. 0oddin
Appersou, Aaetioneers In the city Of ktchmon4, On
81 Of the STOCK and sHAREg or gTock g shs
virEinia Central Railroad Company, = which -
sad Mecurdy and yowiss bscAlse sneitle4 sadsr ses
ssctipns. No. s. and = q s.lA ce.eesY's vosk
Asents' ana Trustees for Mecurdy xowioh "a :.
POsTPoNEMEI-Ths above nle \ p0kppne4
until the 9th of feaEsely. - !. q - ass-sG
|v0RN AaRAI. 10o hsnhels Yellew ard
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IIARRIsON,s CREAM OF y = AUTY
II for removing frsckles pimpies chaps rssh, tan.
and les1tI stint 70 the akin. Pies 81 Sold by
ha 3, +. SEMfLE.
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4
~ acres of very good Land, 90 miles from Rich
mond, ID from Petersburg, from Clover Hill R. r
and from the Courthouse, with comfortable house
watered need be, healthy and in an unexceptiona
BILE neishborhood mostly in original growth Enough
wood may be sold off the place pay for it four times
over. Saw Mill on the place will saw plank for
fencing, &c, at low rate. Mr.. Kidd. on the place.
will show 1t, or w. E. Gill Price Sc per acre Paw
ments accommodating Address
fe I4-2tT P;.h,
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MECHANTCAT.

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E&x ELL, COACH Makers, CROSS ar
THE BANKS-The subscrfber.
are practical workmen with long experience and de.
Young their personal attention to all work done In
sneiI shop confidently offer themselves to the public
sot me manufacture repairing Of Carriages for
San aSh tney have superior facilities. they hays on
sL ~ Ins pne Of their sfacfEye, good
LOCI a o. CARRIAGES, ROCKAWAfS BUGGIES,
he 81 .ne most approved syles towhich they invite
ial Tor the encouragement we have received We can
~ Pronise 70 renew our efforts to give satisfaetiou
70 eh VINO favor us with their patronage.
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