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BY Lnrus q, shine.
FURNITURE FOR sALE.--Archibald

LIU KNITVKE FUh > l. E...Afch1baId
Il Peasants, declining house -keepiag will sell az
public auction, without reserve. on WEDNESDAY,
the 18th inst at II O'Clock, his dwelling on 5th
between franklin and Grace Streets all his House
and Kitchen Furniture consisting of the usual varie.
ty of handsome Pier and Mantle Mirrors Carpets
Wsrarebe. Bureaus. Bedstead China Press. Booi.
cases, Glass and China Ware Vases, &C., with many
other articles not necessary 10 our advertise.
nient.
The shove Furniture is almost entirely new, and
of Richmond manufacture
Terms Of Sale: All sums under $50 cash; and over
thst sum months for approved endorsed negotiable
notes LARuS SHINE, Aucts. .
P. ST. desire to hire ont privately for the balance
Of the year, good dining-rosui Servant.
.r.b % a. r..
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( ARtsO OF SUGAR AND MOLASSEs

'fHWU UT EUVsAh AND WUIASSES,
~ AL AUCTION-On WEDNESDAY, the 10Th
Inst, commencing at II O'Clock, We will sell at our
wharf and warehouse, at Rockets the cargo of the
sehr snow Flake. from Louisiana, with
ES bids SUGARS, shipped from several plantations,
me quality varying from fair to choice
2I6 bbls primo MOLASSES.
TEKMs-Under 800 cash; over $780, L. months
credit for approved n sotisble paper
~ Sale without regard to weather
DUNLOP, MONCURE l. CO.
HlH <3--tGs
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TAYLOR & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers
NH 22---tds
TTNRUSTEE'S SALE OF ONE MOIETY
L OF THE SWAN TAVERN (NOW BROAD sT.

HOTEL PROPERTY. IN THE CITY OF RICH.
MOND, ON BROAD ST, AT AUCTION.--B By virtue
Of a deed OF trust executed by Isaac A Goddin to
the subscriber Trustee dated 18th August 1854 and
recorded in the Office of the Clerk of Richmond Hus-
tnss Court being thereto requested by the beneficiary
in said deed named, l shall, on WEDNESDAY, 26th
of March, 1856, at O'Clock, P. NJ, upon the prsm-
sell the property thereby conveyed to wit: One
undivided moiety of lot No. 1874 in the plan of the
city of Richmond, situated the North side of
Broad street. at its intersection with 9Th street 'front.'
ing 1870 feet Broad street and running back the full
depth of said lot No. 7S4-beIng the same LOT upon
which the Swan Tavern (now Broad Street HoteD is
situated. Also--One undivided moiety of one ochor
lot parcel of land adjoining the above on the west
fronting SO feet on Broad street. and running the
full depth-the said piece OF ground having thereon
large brick building, which Lss been used Us Stable
for said tavern, which said lot Of land il part of LOT
No. 7e9 in the plan of said city
The highly valuable character Of this property is
such az to render unnecessary further description
thereof.
TERMS: Sufficient in cash to pay the expenses Of
sale, &c, and bonds, amounting in the aggregate
to Sc $50, with interest thereon from 18th Au gust
1854; upon credit until 10th August next l856) as to
$2752 with interest thereon from 10th August 1854.
aud the remainder to be payable in such manner az
may be prescribed by the srsntor in said deed of
trust. JAMES hi. TAYLOR Trustes
TAYLOR d WILLIAMS, Aucts NH Is
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r. The Dead Alive, and a candidate fel
iNsns-a nf CITY SERlEANT

the Otlce OF CII1 0EhUEANI
Everybody knows that do not pretend to az The
qualifications necessary TO discharge perfectly the du
Ties of the Office for which hereby respectfully
oouncs myself candidate, but believing that poe
sess some, and supply through other individual:
those which / lack-a course which the successful
candidate no matter who, must adoet-I have deter
mined on the assurances of many friends TO ents-
~ JOHN STITH.
NIB. Whistler elected or not the street sprnklin
,,;II n. continued fe z9-td<
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7. TYLER.

Al the meeting nj the African Church on Thursday
evening lGat, nominated Mr.. James p Tyler for the
otce Of High Constable without his consent Know
ledge.
NH 24-dtd JAMES ALLEN
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
BY GsOddIn & Annersau

Il ARM IN CHEsTERFIELD, FOUR
:. MILES FROM MANCHESTER, ON THE
MAIN sIAry, SouRT.HousE ROAD, FOR SALE AT
March 1853 on the pre- n,ises commencing az o'clk
=. ia. tue farm located as above. called "Kuhn's"
containing, BY recent survey III acres The build
There Is Ee mill seat and mill dam on the farm
"nen well adapted to grist mill; besides there 10
me stream of spring water, which would make an
excellent situation for paper mill
TERMS: One-foerth cash: balance at 8 G and 9
months for negotiable notes. interest added and title
retained until last note lie paid. Taxes for the pre-
sent year to be paid by the purchaser.
NH "a xnr,;one.,,
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IT, To the Voters of the City of Rich.
MoND.-l beg leave to announce myself candidate
for reelection TO the office of MAYOR of this city,
at the ensuing charter elections.
NH tide JOSEPH MAfU.
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BY Taylor 81 Villa as.
TRUST SALE OF A HOUSE AND IO1

=, l. IN HENRICo COUNTY, NEAR THE CITY OF
hiCHMOND.-Pursuant to the provisions deed exc
cuted by R. H Ysatman and Il. Yeatman his wife.
on the I'd day OF May 1885, and recorded in the Clerks
once OF Henrlco County Court, cspveying to u.s. as
trustees certain real estate mentioned aud described
IN the said deed, to secure the Mechanics Building
fund Association of the city of Richmond, we shall
on MONDAY Slst day of March 1856 if fair if other
wise, then on the next fair day thereafter at o'ck
r NJ, on the premises sell, at public auction to the
highest bidder for cash, the property conveyed in
SAID deed and described "a certain piece parcel or
lot OF land lying and being in the county of Hen.
rico, near and adjacent to the city of Richmond
fronting twenty-six feet the northern side of
n or Clay rtreet, as extended in the county OF
Henrico and running back right ar giles one nun.
bred feet, to an alley ten feet wide, and on which
said lot brick tenement stands being the eastern
tenement of the two which were erected by jesse
Franklin during the year ls4S"
F. v. SUTTON, JR,
CHAS. G. ELLETT, }Trustees
CHAS Z. ANDERSON,5
NH 7-tds
P. s. Although tho terms of the deed reouire a
cash SALE authorised say that it il probable
that it may be 30 arranged, to afford credit upon
the greater portion of the purchase money.
THE TRUSTEES
TAYLOR WILLIAMS, Auctioneers
NH 22--tds
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e To my felIow-c tiZens of Richmond,
| snnounGe myself es ,didate for CITY SER
GEANT, and will sppoint a Deputies if elected.
Respects Oily,
NH CYRUS HODDiN
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE Days
BY Pu!Ifarn a. Davis. Aucts.

.--'1S - ~ AUcLs
fsOATAITSSIUNAh,s SALE mn Rpar.
-, ~ ESTATE.-Purruant to decree Of the Circuit
court of the county Of Henrico, pronounced on the
LIST day of March, 1886 a. Con1missioner tb.,s,n
named w.. sell to the highest bidder. mon sbs
premises THURSDAY, the 9TH inst at O'clock
=. u one lot Of Land. with the improvements there
~, ying In the county of Henrico, upon Clay 81
near the city of Richmond -
ne on the following day, the 23th nst upon the
Eo,.sn at u o'clock. M lot of Land at the Slash
20 tns county Of Hanover, all being the pro-
ed 'usah Snarp cied, seized and possess
cost. 81 OF SALE Cash for as much a. will pay the
ana for th sul and expenses incident to the sale;
approval cnaser or purchasers to give bond with
The security and the title to be retained until
70 be aSs bv ,b Is fully paid, and deed ordered
FENDALL GRIFFIN,
PuLIrAMA D.v,. Special Commissioner.
- 4
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JAMES 3 GLIB.


person of Mr.. PETER w. GRUBBS, the indeper-
dent candidate for the CITY SERGEANCY, gem
flenau whose urbanity of manners intelligence aud
maEistracy Experience peculiarly fit him for the
sponsible situation in question. Then let us,
of Richmond, once again rally ct the ensuing cleo
tiun 10 the support of not only fully compe-
TO attend the duties Of the Office but socially
and morally unobectiopanIs TO the well wisher of or
der and Justice. NH p ts HOPE.
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" Tc the Voters If the City of Rich.
moud.--l respectfully ounce myself c,ndidate
for re -elee ton to the offic, of HIGH CONSTABLE
of the city of Richmond. 1t the ensuing elections
NH l3-td j. T. TYLER
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BY 4. B. Took & Co., Aucts.
SPLENDID SHOW CASES AND JE

- ELRY-LAsT SALE AT HYMAN's viii be
sold on the Path inst at o'clock. at the
,tore OF n. hymsn Main street, the balance of the
Jewelry, Watches and Fancy Gods.
ALSO-4 splendid Show Cases, in most excellent
order.
ALSO-One superb Marine CLICK, with moving
ship
ALSo-A large lot of Matchmaker. Materials and
Tools. EB COOK f!O
NH q Anrt;orssr,
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" A Card.-I desire to return my thanks
to the friends " no have kindly noticed me through
the pepers connection with the Suagers Office, and
will say that am not candidate for that Office.
NH I9---ts RICHARD FOX,
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tE To the voters of the City OF ich.
MoNO-OEE AND ALI AT the solicitation OF many
fiiends sunouncs myself candidate for the office
Of GRAIN MEASURER. Sbould it please you to
elect me, promise discharge the duties of the Of
tee strictly aud faithfully.
nh 7-tdeH JAMES GLIB,
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Observation-Disclosures Es:..
II have Just received large lot Of eu hIe,aeIes
by the Roanoke, consisting Of Mnsltn Pun sietves,
Sett sleeves and Colisrs, and Mu.bn Collars I'll 81
well 70 cali at the cheap store.
NH u ALFRED MOSES, 6S Main street.
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re- To the Voters Z

F TO the FOters OF me lily OIL Rfeh-
moND-mr. BYRD CHAMBERLAYNE, the pres
ent Assistant Assessor will be voted for ASSES
SOR in the approaching charter elections by
NH 22---td MANY VOTERS.
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NEW CLOTHING STORE, No. 81

Main street, opposite st. Charles Hotel
NJ ISAAC APPEL respectfully informs the citi-
Ill xens of Richmond and the public generally,
that he has taken the store No 81 Main street, for
merly occupied by NJ Schultz where he will always
eep on hand large and well selected stock OF
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING and Gentlenen's
Furnishing Goods. He asks the public to give him
CALL feeling satisfied that he viii be able 70 give ga
tsfacton those who may favor him with their pa
tronase NH 22-2m
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Va GRIFF EDMONDsON.--Thi. cel-

ASNebrstrd race horse and stallion viii make his
psxt season commencing on 18th March, 1856,
snd ending on Let July, a. the fairfield Pace Course
near Richmond, Va, and at Mr.. Deans Farm, in
Ooochlsnd county, He will be let to mares at the
very low pnce OF twenty dollars the Season payable
ia sil cases IN advance.
The o'SoeT Is induced TO put the price so low that
ali may have chance for c race horse almost with
cut cost
Nh Dean or Mr. Tally will receive and receipt for
Il n4saey FIR his services
Mares sent to him will be we'll cared for at either
pace a. reasonable rates, and ample provision 10
made Tor their accommodation.
brootn lee 81. NH Aim
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n DITCH BOOTs..-Farmers,
HWsgoners. Ditehsrs, Brick Makers, and others
in want of an extra quality stout Boot can &c
~ them ut them No. 45 sign Of the Big Boot.
nh n WIN. WALSH
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,ilshtA |
|souh |
al and
| 9. Salt
SioEs
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BY K. Is. Cock A. a.

TRUSTEES SALE.--ENTTR. sro
CooODrs , bUOhS, STATIONERY AND FINcWV
18Th 1885, at II O'clock, at the store stelv aIeh
by VIM A Buffers, No. 157, Main street , Is
at public auction, without ressve the entira sod
Bookseller; comprising well selected .tocl .. ..
School Books such as are used in Virginia: Ma.
isneous Books; Letter, Foolscap, Flatcap Med;nn
Royal, Note, and other kinds of Paper; Enveionna'
Blank Books of all kinds Memo. Books Rihlss
Prayer Books Port Folios; Drawi1 papers, toasthsr
with large variety of fresh and valuable srticls.
which will be partlcularized in the catalogue.
The above sale offers TO try merchants fine
chance of making the Spring purchases at unusual
rates as the sale is peremptory The sale will con-
tinne from day to day until the stock 10 all sold
Catalogues will be ready one week previous to the
mail - -
The terms of the sale will be made known in the
catalogue.
and is most excellent instrument.
The house and store is for rent till Oct. l. 1885,
mn S-dtd w. F. WATSON, Trustee.
conducted n. b CO0K n
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ITO she Voters of Richm0nd--I res pect.
fully announce myself candidate for Jour SURFACES
charter elections. WILLIAM 8. WOOD.
NH i5-Gies
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MIGHT SALE, October IsI, 1S6S.-TO.
i NIGHT commencing at O'Clock, " . Will sell a Z
store, No. "a Main street, large assortment OF
Staple and Fancy Goods embracing Almost every ar.
ticls in the fancy line and suitable for the city snd
country trades
ALSO-Will be offered extensive stock OF Eng
iish Gold Patent Lever Watches; Cold Anker, ana
Cylinders; Pstent Silver Levers, Anchors and CYL.
lnders.
ALSO-A splendid lot Of Gold Plated Watches OF
all styles together with large stock Of Double Barrel
Gums Pistols, Gc, &c.
Country Merchants would do well to attend these
Gales as great bargains may be expected. Goods
warranted 10 be a. represented.
oc sts LARUS L SHINE, Aueta
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p [@S n FOR SALE...The superior
SrrtSszsSr- steamboat GLEN COVE of New
York. Length 200 feet beam 81,
hold 8. draft of water feet inches; engine Al inch
by II feet This vessel is but 10 months old is we'll
fitted as passenger boat unsurpassed speed and
will be sold low to close concern If early appica.
ton Is made TO CHAS. III. HA, WELL
Bowling Green, New York
Agent for the purchase aad sale Of steamers,
ALSO,
STEAMER suited for pass sngers and freight on
coast route-burhen GA tons, and variety of 9TH
ers. NH 22-2t
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- GRAIN NJ IA URER.-James N
nj a-It" " " o'
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BY Alex. Mott. Auct.


MIGHT SALES.--WATCHES LEVEL
RY, &c.-Wiu be sold at auction, THIS EVE.
MING, commencing ct y O'clock, . large lot Of
Watches, Jawelry, Pens, Pencils, &c.
ALSO-A general assortment of Fancy Artislss
Cutlery, Dry Goods, Clothing, segsrs &c.
no 10 ALEX. MOTT, Auct,
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y ORTHkh$ MERCER PU'rATOES,..
' ito btns white Mercer Potatoes for sale by
SlZER & PHAUP.
Gaa p "a Man st.
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By LRrus & shine.

NFECIAI NUIICE TO THE IEMBERS
~ OF THE LEGISLATURE. COUNTRY MER-
CHANTS AND CITIZENS IN GENERAL-We
will sell every evening ths week, commencing at 7
O'Clock, q splendid assortment of Gold Silver and
Plated Watches, consisting of gents Hunting English
Levers; Ladies' Gold Hunting and openface Levers;
Gold Hunting Chronometers; Ladies' and Gents Hunt-
ing and open-face Silver Levers Anchors and CyIep.
ders Also, beautiful lot Of Ladies' anG Gents Gold
Guard Vest and Curb Chains Also, an extensive as
sortment of fine Cameo Sets tog-her with large in
voice of all other kinds of Jewelry and Gold Pens,
Pencils and Silver plated Table ware. The whole
lot must positively be closed this week Those in
want will never have such opportunity of being
Supplied.
All goods warranted a represented
NH l8-6t LARTTS A. SHINE A,nts
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('IOVEk SEED AND TIMOTHY SEED
= 10y sale BY
NH y FnWIN WORKMAN IL co
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AUCTION SALES
BY Richard Cauthorn.

FURNITURE. &C., AT AUCTION
L This fMONDAY) morning, March 24.h, ct 10
o'clock. viii sell At auction lot of Furniture;
sistng Of Feather Beds, Bedding, Bedstsads Chairs
Sofa, Tables, Press or Cupboard, Bureau, Wash
stand, kc- r. CAUTHORN
mn "a Aucfopesr
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NH q GODDIN l. APPERsON, AuctrS.
CHERRIES Sale OF I.DTs NOS. .:
- AND "a In THE TOWN OF ~ NI,El 81 . Z
HANDSOME COTTAGE FARM ANu

HANDSOME COTTAGE FARM AND
IL VACANT LOT NEAR MANCHESTER FOR
SALE AT AUCTION.-Will be sold on WEDNES-
DAY, the 26th March, 1856, the premises COM
mencng at O'Clock, p M, the neat Cottage Farm at
the junction of the Manchester Coal Pit Turnpike
ling and other improvements. The location s admra
Die for a market garden
After the above sale, will be sold beautiful lot on
the opposite side of the road, well enclosed contain
ing nearly 2 acres
Terms: Ope-third cash; balance at 6 and u months
for negotiable notes interest added and title retained
till last is paid. The taxes for the present year
TO be paid by the purchaser.
GODD1N APPERSON
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T7RU~TEK,e SALE OF VALUABLE

TNRUSTEE's SALE OF VALUABLE
1 FURNlTURE.-By virtue of deed of trust to
the undersigned executed, By J. NJ. Smith, bearing
date the 2lst day of July 1884 duly recorded in the
Hastings Court Office, OF the city of Richmond,
SHALL trustee in the said deed and by request of
public auction, to the highest bidder at ths Ameri-
Hotel, in the city of Richmond, beginning the
28th day of March, 1856, at 10 O'clock NJ the pro-
bic furniture of every variety, such as: Mirrors
Pianos Carpets, Curtains, Chandeliers, rch Sofas
Tables Wsrdrobes, Bureaus Oil Cloths, Plated
Ware, China Glass and Ornamental Ware, Kbives
Forks and Spoons, Crockery Table Linen aud Towels
Kitchen and Office Furniture, and other articles too
numerous to BE- mentioned Also the stock of CARS
and Liquors on band at the said Hotel.
TERMs-For of $50 and under, cash; over
$50 four months credit for approved endorsed nego
table notes, JOHN A. LANCASTER,
NH l3--.tSs Trustee
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ARGE AND VALUABLE TOBACCO
- FACTORY ON llTH, BETWEEN MAIN AND
G CAR, STREETS. FOR SALE AT AUCTION
viii be sold on WEDNESDAY, the 18th of March.
1856 on the premises, commencing at O'clock thai
really valuable Tobacco Factory situated on the cas-,
side of 18th, between Main and Cary streets nov In
the occupancy of Messrs N. B. Dickinson and Sam'I
NJ Bailey, at annual rent of $l2OO The lot fropts
90 feet, extends back 80 feet.
The terms, which will be LIBERAL will be made
known ut the hour of sale. The taxes and insurance
for the present year to be paid by the purchaser
lnh II GODDlN 4 APPERSON Aucts.
+ AKGE NUMBER OF LOTS ON THE
II MEADOW BRIDGE ROAD NEAR TO ACAD-
Envy HILL, FOR SALE AT AUCTION-On
TUESDAY, April lst 1855, will be sold on the pre-
misses commencing at O'Clock, large number o /
lots situRted above some of which are admirably
located for building purposes whilst others are well
suited Tor gardening and some really fiue meadow
lanG plat OF the iots can he at cur Office
TEhAs:-l-5d cash, balance at 4 and month"; for
negotiable notes, interest added and title retained til
last il paid. The taxes for the present year to
be pad 6y the purchaser.
StHERTFF'S SALE OFF I.tITa NOS. o3
- AND "A, IN THE TOWN OF MANCHES TER
By virtue of decree of the Circuit Court of Ches-
tereld in the of martin. &c. against Weisi-
shall proceed sell public auction on the premses
MONDAY, the Slst of March, 1856 at o'clock p
NJ, III fair; If not the next fair day. z Handsome
half acre Lots Nos. Is and a. in the pl Ian of Man
chester, situated Porter and Perry Streets and be-
tween Harrison street and the corporation line.
TERMs-0ne- hslf cash balance at months for
bonds with good security, retaining lien on the land
for further security The for the present year
to be paid by the purchaser.
GEORGE W. SNELLINGs,
Sheriff of Chesterfield county,
ssle conducted by GoDDIN APPERsoS, Aucts.
mn 10
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nah 10 Auctioneer
ELALEARI.E REAL. EsTAHE IN MA

' CHESTER, ON BURROWS STREET. BE-
TWEEN DECATUR STREET AND CORPORA
TON LINE.-Wiil be sold, on MONDAY the Slst
of March, 1856 the premises commencing at
O'Clock r NJ the half acre Lot located as above TO-
sether with the buildings thereon, in the occu-
pency of Mr. Daniel K. Weisiger and within one
square Of the new Methodist Church 1t will be d-
vided into Lots of suitable sizes The location is
besutful one, and the neghborhood excellent.
TERMs-One- fourth cash; balance at s. and 8
months for negotiable notes interest added and title
retained till last is paid Taxes for the present
year to be paid by the purchaser
NH 10 GODDIN l. APPERSON, Aucts
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"A the late firm Of HsaDEssor \ Bugcn,
D. would respectfully iaiortn Ills trisud, aud
-s1. old Customers, and thu public generally, that
hs les Lsken room on the east side Of 18th street
bet"esu Nsin ard Bsnk streets and Is prepared to
cut, trlH1 y.ps make at short notice. and
Die terus, ST. tiRds of seutemen's wearing apparel
nnd 70 DO general tailoring business. Patronage
sSectflliy solicited. nah i0-lm"
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"a TEN D0LLARs RKWARD.--Ran

w away from the subscriber. about the lst OF
a February last her man JIM. lwho calls him.
~ self Jim Clark lie is about s. years ol d.
rot recollsc'ed though wen clothed 1t i. thought
he 10 lurking about Manchester Richmond. but he
may have gone 10 King William or New Kent, where
he hiss relations. The above reward will be paid for
his delivery If taken within the county Richmond,
or Lis confinement ia Jail IL taken sewhere.
CAROLINE 2. TEMPLE, Extr'x.
Chesterfield, March l8-6t9eolw
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/ AkesE SALE SF tAL0AbLE AND EX-
IL CELLENr FURNITURE consisting Of Parlor
Chamber, Dining room and Kitchen Furniture Bar
and Office Fixtures China and Glass Ware, &C. &c
at the United States Hotel at Auction.-On Tuesday
April LIST, commencing at ii o'clock, A. M. at the
United States HOTEL in this city will be sold the en-
tire Furniture and outfit thereof consisting in part of
100 Beds and Bedsteads complete, 60 Mattresses to-
gether with the necessary furniture for so rooms
ssting of Bureaus, Wash stands Chairs Tables Look
ing Glasses, Carpets, DC. Also the furniture two
Parlors, comprising elegant Dvans, Mahogany Centre
Tables. Chairs Mirrors, valuable Carpets and Engra-
wings and a splendid Piano. Also the diping-room
furniture consisting of valuable Crockery China and
Glass Ware Knives and Forks. Silver Wares, Linen,
&c, &C.; and the Bar and Office Fixtures comprising
a handsome variety.
Hotel keepers and heads of families will here have
favorable opportunity for supplying themselves with
every article they may require in the housekeeping
line, the stock is of superior quality, selected
with much care has been but little used and the
greater part is as good as new
Sale will be positive, and will be continued from
dsy to day at the same hour "a above stated,
until completed.
TERms.-Sums under 500 cash, over that amount
months credit, for approved negotiable paper with
interest added. TAYLOR WILLIAMS
NH 6-eodt20 NH I'd Auctloueers
POSTPONEMEET.-Owing to unavoidable cir
cumstances, the above sale hiss been postponed to
MONDAY, the 7th Of April, at the same hour:
NH 10 T. Il w.
NONsTA BLE3S SALE OF VALUABLE