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FTRNfTUHE- DIZZY GOODa assnr.s
= MAfa kcs-Wtll be sold I'd suction' ~ III -
DAf, january LIST 1t 10 o'elork. 10 clos fnxoie~.
large and general assortuent Housshoid and =.
Furniture, Csrpets, Stcyss, MaftIesses. Gotta -
Also. several invoices Dry Oooda Cioehinr sh.a.
Hats Caps GROCERY and Glamwxfe.
ADDfTIONAL-6eo0 Cigsrs choices hryuds hv.
superior Brandy, boxes Dsy Run1, vsry sune.
nor' baskets superior Chenpasee; s bills fckfsd
salmon; 70 boxes Rasxns u jars sest frunes Book
olhser. shears and Bench, cost IS; large iot Car
penters Tools; lot Hair Cloth. -
sale positive, to close inyeicesa 49,
"a -. - ALEX. MOTT, Auct.
COMMlaslONkR,S SALE on T7T-T
- ABLE SLAVES AT CHARLES CITY CcTRR
nOUSE.-As commissioners setting under decree an
the Crcnt Courf for the county Of Chsries Civ en-
tered at the fail term OF the said court Ia the ven a5
In the salt OF Hair and wife azsinsx Hnef1ss s3mr
and otherA we shall. on the FIRST DAY or JANI.
AIRY, 1856 at Charles City Courthouse sell at pubIe
auction g the highest bidder, four likely SLAVES
named Gilbert Jasper. Albert and Louisa and at The
same time and place, ve shall sell in like manner 10
the lowest bidder an infrm slave named joe
TERMS: Cash as to the expenses of sale and com
mlssions For the residue of the purchase money =
credit Of six month swil be given the purchaser exc
catlns bonds for the credit Payments with approved
security, bearing interest from the Dag OF
The purchaser Of the infrm slave viii be required
IN, ln.o bond with approved security, payable
~ .ne monweaith, in penalty of 500, eondi-
TONED 70 naintan and support the said infirm saye a.
975eTsso g. 3aase19a 81 Assh 4. NANCE,
mir
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FUTURE DNYsr


3
somee With dso. y suinnsr. No. 20 Pearl st!)
--------------4 SCI .sassH ~ 81
VERY FINE AND HANDSOME gsOrfsY.
HOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE Ff1E
SALE AT AUCTfON.-Wif be soid on TTiiTRs
DAY, Jan ID. commencing at 10 o'clock At the rss;
denee Of Mr. VIM. 8. Burr. on 7th street batxeen
Clay and Leigh streets, who ID declining =
Ing. all Of his Household and Kitchen Furniture enn
sstins IN part Of Brussels Tapestry and Thras nv
Carpets Rosewood and Black Walnut Parlor and Di.
ming Room Furniture; Rosewood Bedsteads Gotta.
Bsdsteads: Bureaus; Wardrebes sands: Table,:
Chsirs Window Curtains and Shades; Mattresses
kc.'2c. ~ - = = :. :
ALSO, large lot of kitchen Furniture +
TERMs-For all sums under so, cash; for $50 and
over that amount 4months credit for approved ne
table paper THOS. w. KEESEF. ..
gal ss.4- 40. Auctionser
EORDONsyiLLE PROPERTY FOE
~ SALE-I shall sell, at public auct,on on the 4fh
Of FEBRUARY, 1856, two Houses aud 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 70 purchase
For farther information, please call and examine,
or address the subscriber at Gordonsville, Orany "a
comfy. Va previous to the day of sale.
ja l---d5w s4g 5zg.es - L. w SNEFD
~ Rockingham Register aud Alexandra Gazette
please copy, and send account to this Office n
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Mrs. DIR. MINOK,S SCHOOI-. --Nr..
WI JEFFERSON MINOR resnectfnlly infnr,ns

MRS. DIR. MINORS SCHOOL. --lIrs.
NI JEFFERSON MINOR respectfully informs
her friends, old patrons and the public, that she has
removed from Midway, Essex county. to Richmond.
She will, on the 7th January next open limited and
select Boarding and Day School. She has taken the
new, elegant and spacious mansion Grace St. op-
posite the Centenary Church. Miss ADA BYRON
MINOR will preside. aided by competent teachers in
every department Mrs. Minor and Miss Ada Byron
intend their School to afford the not only of
thorough of substantial instruction in Eng
sh and the Languages, but also of all those different
accomplishments necessary to finished female educa-
kion.
Particular attention win be paid TO the manners
and morals of the young ladies at all times and deep
interest taken in their advancement
The School will commence on the 18th January and
close on the 18th July. .s.t..
TERMS WILL BE MODERATE.
For particulars apply by letter, in person. Mrs.
Minor considers that her long expert nee Of Is years
in the successful training of young ladies' together
with the extensive patronage she received at Mid
way, renders any further reference unnecessary
Boarders will be charged from the time of entrance
to the end of session Day Scholars by the quarter
In the event of sickness every attention will be paid
and Dr. Minor will render professional services free
of charge. MRS. JEFFERSON MINOR,
de 25-l2t Miss ADA BYRON MINOR.
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rHESTERFIELD LAND FOX SALE
~ By virtue of three several DEGREES of Chester
field Circuit Court at the last r we shall offer for
sale at Chesterfield Court House, on NJ ONDAY the
18th January next, County Court day) thu greater
part of the Real Estate of which Benjamin Graves
died seized, to wit:
The dover Tract containing TBS acres lying on the
south side of Swift Creek, mile from the Court
House. On this Tract are the buildings late the
idence of Capt Graves and though at present good
deal out of repair, they scale to afford accom-
mediation for large family. The quality of the land
is good. There is good proportion of Wood Land
and some Low Grounds on the creek which consti-
tutes the boundary for considerable distance. The
Clover Hill Railroad along the southern bor-
der affordng "a ready market for wood and timber
and the distance to the watering station at Proctor
Creek on the Richmond and Petersburg Railroad, is
four miles by good road. The situation is healthy
the neighborh0Od good, and the convenience TO the
courthouse, churches schools, physicians mills black
smiths aud wheelwright shors, and to the Richmond
and Petersburg markets, each about Is miles distant
both by railway and county roads, and TO Port Wal
thal by railroad ALSO presents advantages often
to be met with.
This tract will probably be sold in one body though
it may readily be divided il it be found to suit the
views of buyers.
The other real estate containing about 1000 acres
in the same nelghborhood, much of it adjoining the
dover tract will be offered ut the time in seye-
raj parcels. There are no buildings to speak OF, but
an abundance of wood land, from which but little tim
Der has yet been taken. and ing Immediately the
railroad it is valuable that account The creek af
fords considerable water power and there abun-
dance of slone of good quality.
TERMS: Credit of 8, II ID and "a mouths equal i'm
stalments secured by bonds with good security and
by retainer of title. Cash required to the amount
of expenses only. .... -s+f ..-5--. s
ted to So and obtain the necessary directions
- SAMUEL HANCOCK, 2
JEFFERSON HANCOCK, '
III
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BY Davenport, Allen IL Co.

BY Davenport, Allen IL Co. y
ERUIT, GROCERIES, &c. AT AUC-
L TION.-On THURSDAY, 3rd January, we will
sell at 10 clock ut auction store, assortment
Of GROCERIES, viz:
Rio Coffee Salt, -ss1
Coffee Sugars.
Old Whiskey, ..t
Soap; Wrapping Paper, -E w.
N. Z. Rum; Brandy,
Green and Black Tea.
400 or. boxes Raisins,
p half bbls. PIunes,
500 drums Figs.
TERMS: Under $l0o, cash $lGO and over, mos
credit for approved paper.
DAVENPORT, ALLEN L CO.,
de 81
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4 CLAs sICAL AND SCIENTIFIC

q SL11h - - . "A II AMI ssCIENIIFIV
"A SCHOOL will be opened by the subscriber on
tbs first day of March next in the city of Richmond
Its object Will be the preparation of youth for the
termedate and senior classes at the University.
structor, he is permitted refer to Dr. S. Maupin
Chairman Of the Faculty, DR.. VIM. II. McGuffeJ Pr
No. Phila., DIR. Gcssner Harrison Pr. An. Larg Uni
TOM Rev Moses Hoge, d. d., Richmond; and the Trus-
tees of the old Richmond Academy.
The fees will be For Ancient Languages and Ma
thematics, per session, $50, for the short tenn.
from March to July, S2666.
English branches will not be neglected. 49,
The French language will be taught by an expert
enced and accomplished French gentleman at the or
binary fee of $50 per session, $50 per term
Fees payable at the commencement of each term
de 2-2awt March CHAS. B. SHAW.
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= :, = T:oMERY GUARD. ATTEN.

1 HU ,t7srd meeting Of your ConEauy, AZ
4 Tl0N---tA' Usii ca THURSDAY EVENING
n lstay'5, 1tIst7 o'clock. As business OF I'M
a.Et - =, - Jr,asbt before the Company every
7;ss.s nj, s,teud Punctua'ly ....
~ JOHN MCDONALD, o. s. .
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BY Larus & Shine.

GENTEEL EHOLDFURNITURE
NJ nc, &c, AT AUCTION.-Ou WEDNESDAY
MORNING, the I'd January, we will sell at public
auction at our store large assortment of genteel
House Furniture, belonging to q family declining
housekeeping, consisting of the usual variety.
Las - e=--a- LARUS & SHINE -r
An,
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Ijv.DO.RS lST REG'T VA VOL,
RICHMOND, Dee. p, 1885.

r0rderss' ~" SUI aud Regmenial ohicers of this
- IT, f.s re- ss.eInlIc al the Colonefs quarters
J. isI SID Fsank'n s'seets3 on TcESpAn' t sh1
-s. a'y q. 80 - ,br purpose Of paying their
a'1.ti ul' s~.el..uey the Governor.
8. - ~. g-+sr O; Cob August INV, ..-
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BY Baker, PIensanfs g. Go.

MULES AND HORSES At AUCTION.
lv1 We viii sell at auction on THURSDAY Jauu-
airy Sd. on vacant space Central derot between
Grace and Broad streets fine young broke Mules
4years old also, or 10 fine young work Horses sound
and gentle; one secondhand Carriage and Harness:
ia RAkER. PLEASANTS a. ca
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CKAIG ALUM sPRINGs, Craig County

I AAH ALUM SPRINGS, CPai9 County
A., - ne pFOpnetofs of these Springs, which
-; ~ S'iie tune past enjoyed very favorable re-
.'i I'D Tue COUNTIES surrounding them, have been
- " p9t The water III barrels for the eonveni-
* VI invalids III other sections
h." t-' present, the price is fixed at ia.e which
IT, oo'e cost ot baITeling and the carriage.
a'a'iuS virtues are beyond question. The fol-
~-Hs certificate from Dr. Carper leading and well
-3" physician Ia Botetourt county is selected from
'-J u equal Iespectabity aud force:
FiSCAsTLE, BorEToURT Co., VAL
u,,s, July 25th, 1856
NV ttuflif been called on by the proprietors of the
nd 'lii Springs" TO express my opinion of its
a tst virtues hereby state, that have examin-
p'5t So OF tue water, lnade by Prot. Boothe OF
ii'sai and believe it well ADAPTED to cure dis
- = 'n4ihf tonic alternative action on the avs
gu coz further state that have known some re-
Aos suies effected by its use Ia serofulous aeec.
1 anu diseases OF the digestive organs
gi.,..,.., Samuel NJ. CARPER, MD
a. 81, s'Gi 'hs been analyzed by Professor Boothe
"a. NliaeTiPhia who says
ts 's-e1h sinug Of such richness aud quality ss
pyy-c7 tidlesles viii prove valuable aid 20 the
g5t - V,,s position IN the healthy mountain re-
about equ distant from many OF the
l,ltrTs III ~ o,ef well known springs Of the State
Ut crsj a s1st 'aiov upon the Stipulated Cbulybiute
'o~4ty' Very respectfully,
krusiva d.. 'JAs. C. BooTHE"
pytslsY Ne Hseases arrangement of the liver, dys.
~ 81, Lave yielded 10 the power OF tiis water
fgi. ,.. ls ehcaey wherever IL has been tried.
Ter, ~ valuable water Is for sale In barrels AZ
70 =, air,ullhcELL, LADD L CO, Druggists.
- Agents for the Proprietor.
4
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/. :. utIi sTEAMsnIP

ia JAMESTOWN, leaves TUESDAY
~ Tx AFTERNOON, January LIST, i i
sSsss sssssls- o'clock iyr Nov York via Norfolk.
Sss-1-,-i TODAY, thondayl aad up / tho
.|- r g., TUESDAY, January lat.
a., -.ss al, r,suc5t,i to call in person, or to
...t.,g .!.r:Luir goods Mess they are removed
A. u..r t..e lIey az at their FISK, and subject 10
SUE 4csted to send in the names Of heir
.-. IS s,g their Shipments must be consigned 10
.-ssI
,.l,.-,. CLOCK 7. NJ, Tuesday, January LIST, o.
.a-g }..- .e ,rir.
T.,s- -i terths secured at our office, south side
VI ila aa,.u.
.-rt.rs Wednesday morning. 81 81 O'clock, and
.... a...-d - CIV Point, same morning.
on, 30 through 10 New York, Including meals
..E -rs.,-ryu-. accommodations.
.r-G LUDLAM WATSON
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V,ssES,cg,hn'ns ,rnins st o'clec6 n p.,,ox r
& Il FISHER, q, in'Srai Mosby. q Foster, Jue
ut3s. \ Nscgel. tS.y<hire. w II Green, Geo Frayser
gse'sr Mcleod, 0 Jones, u I.bell { I
~ NehgsnSseGRs s i Mrs Robes } Skinner, W
- HvtchlRks ~, II Knop, A Marshall,
"A Feede, ! : fnle and lady. Miss ] II Field.
Hcksl h t;s> u Merrell and lady, Miss Moore,
~. eSi I,ss.v and lady Miss T. Carey, Mrs
W, PeyseSs .Iar; ' and lady Wade, j. Barron
s...a Ms ~ Armand. 6 w rarson and lady,
March Pc,'"s, de- ] Lerued. Vsssel Miss GU
N.-. " ATl P King, lady and children
}.e. Ms o',-3 /, children, and 81 IN steerage
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E,LLINGTON > G II q d 1.-the next SEES
sion OF this School will commence the 10th of
January, 1856. The subscribers School hes been so
often within the last ~ years. that he is at
loss TO know what TO say about it. and will only OBJ
serve that If there be any place where the physical
comfort OF pupils il more egarded better secured
their moral training more successful their intel
lectaal improvement more attended to advanced,
he Is not aware of It. The increased number OF
boarders the present rendered it necessary to
tit up and appropriate to their another room The
subscriber therefore accommodate a larger num-
Der OF pupils than heretofore. The situation il re-
markably healthy, and place accessible than
Ellington. His son will continue to assist him
Terms: For board, tuition bedding, and washing
$l2o, payable quarterly in advance.
Address Junction, Hanover
de % -2awtlGia THOMAS H FOX =
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OMMlsslONKK,S SALE or T1TT-
~ ABLE SLAVES AT CHARLEs CITY Cc1fH Q
'trtfst &c sfsfdlI@ - .ahf II. NANCE. sgzssGes
A. ga. It g WIN. r. HUGHES.
- --yn - - - a Commissionere.
CCHMaiMHi ss;sS,S.SkIIK.s.S SALE or EIGH1

COMMISSIONERS, SALE on ET5i1T
~ VALUABLE SLAVES AT CHIRIEs cry
COURT HOUSE.-Asz Commissioner scr;n. md,
decree entered IN the suit Of Barnes and Other,
against Sweeney, in Charles City County, Court an
nc anction 70 the highest bidder for CASH at Charles
CITY Court House, on the LIST day of January. Isss
eight valuable slaves We shall also sell at the same
named MARIA. The purchaser of the, said infirrs
slave VIII be required to enter into bon with good
security, payable to the Commonwealth, n the PEN
the said infirm slave as long as she lives. e z
do a-d,I p NANCE; - Conn.,.
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by Lnrus q shine.

MIGHT SALE, OcIOBcr lst 1S55.-TO.
~ NIGHT, commencing at o'clocE, we viii sell AZ
our store, No. IA Main street. large assortment of
Staple and Fancy Goods embracing almost every ar.
tcie IN the fancy line and suitable for the city and
country trades ~ "
ALSO-Will be offered an extensive stock Of Eng.
hsh Cold Patent Lever Watches; Gold Ankers and
inders. .4a,. -..--.. - &. :. 800. F7l = r
ALSO-A splendid lot of Gold Plated Watches of
all styles together with large stock of Double Barrel
Guns, Pistols, &c, &c.
Country Merchants would do well to attend these
sales, as great bargains may be expected Goods
warranted to be as represented. =
&C s-ts .sl LARUS sHINE, Aucts.
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By Larus & shine.
GALE AT AUCTION OF MULES WA.
- CONS, HORSES, HARNESS, STABLE AND
FIXTURES.-Havipg concluded to discontinue the
leaning business we shall sell at auction. WE'D
NESDAY the I'd of January, 1856, at our Stable, on
2st street. between Main and Cary sts, commencing
at 10 o'clock our entire stock of Mules about 40 Ia
number, most of them young aud all sound and well
broke. .--.--+.-. ...-- .
ALSO-4 Horses together with the Wagons, Har-
ness &c. used in the business. 20 -
At the same time the Stable, Fixtures and enclo-
sures win be Sold the same be removed within 60
DAYS. a.. - 81 3"
TERMS OF SALE-Sums. under s 500, cash; that
amount and over months credit interest added for
approved endorsed negotiable notes.
'-.1 TOMPKlNS l. RoYSTER.
Sale conducted by LAaUs SHINE, Aucts.
IA
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rTsO MILLEKS AND II 4 AM re IL S..-
Waterproof Overcoats and Leggings. have a
large lot now hand for sale low, for cash. Over
coats at Al.75; Leggngs 63 aud rs Those having
drivers exposed to the weather, will find it to their
interest to call and buy one or more at IA Main &C.
de Is WIN. IRA SMITH.
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.-75,I,y on STOLEN.-From

2 - ID.ut Vernon Hotel, on Thursday
IN ...r. the yltA, L Blown Setter Slut
..,,. lr4 weeks old with the Zip ends of
~ 800. i ..bc.al rev. II wall be paid for her
,.- tsr. o. Any information that viii Sc
...'--l e. 49, dc .sJ-3tF
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KO5TON MAX EERI. 70. $50 SsIs.
- Ger sale BY WIN. WALLACE SON
de- e "a - Esk
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PoRT OF c-.ll,.-l~>>-,-.c--ss>, =
ARRIVED
.s,omn, Parrish New York S'ds ana
steamship ''''''' ,.,,,,.
,seuger deere, Priehard Baltimore n'd5 h''0'
,1 W H''as futile, New York mdz David y" !"
,nr5e SAILED,
.-.-..-. Trower, Cheuystane, light a
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Hiring; OFT NEt:ROES.--E ID q A X
I1MACON, Agent and Commission Merchant, again
offers his services in hiring out Negroes. He will
give strict attention to getting them good homes and
that they have every necessary attention while
under his charge, and hopes to merit continuation
the patronage heretofore extended to him.
He also continues to sell produce of all kinds, and
solicts cons gnments of the same.
Office Metropolitan Hall, Franklin street.
de 2I---l2t
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Sale conducted by LAaUs SHINE, Aucts.
de- lS-tdss

yI,RUSTEE,S SALE OF VALUABLE
i BUILDING LOTS ON UNION HILL AT
AUCTION.-Wiil be sold. at public auction, on the
premises, on WEDNESDAY, the I'd day Of January,
i85S at 81 O'clock valuable Building Lots, bounded
as follows fronting Z7th 2sth o. and 7. streets,
said Lots were purchased by Wm A. Wright, OF Tay-
lor Williams, Aucts. 50 s staH
ALSO-That other Lot fronting II feet on the West
side of a6th street, between Marshall and Leigh sts
aud opposite the residence of n. v. Sutton, Jr A
more accurate description viii be given day Of sale.
BY order of the Trustee. .N
b ae5f Us Tss7 LAaUS & SHINE, Aucts.
POSTPONEMENT.--Th above saleis postponed
20 some future period OF which due notice will be
given. BY order of the Trustee. tstE
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E.-.Aii persons Indebted TO Lake

a,IAArAas, ilssf asll a. alUHnAA, Undeis
u TAKERS, No. Governor street, Richmond Va
keep constantly on hand oil kinds OF resdy-n . COZ
FINS and METALLIC BURIAL CASES
~ 5t-dly u0ff u
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y Co brand. We have been snuoipteS AGENTS for
H. sac o. Tie above celebrated brand of Chnmpa gne
ne sAd III furnish it to the trade at the lowest
ices SOLD il NJ" York We will continue TO re-
''Fe 'Hr above Vine by every Havre Packet which
il ensure 10 purchasers fresh and genuine article
.yi now endiu. and for sale by
SELDEN & MILLER
VIC -'-'<w Corner Pearl and Gary street.
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,I1K-E~ ron SALE.-A pair OF

u -. Ii..rs,a 10. sale very low. Both ride and
= 60 ..1s,,elI IA l.4l.css. One is superior
IS They c44 b. seen ~ blankeLshp's
'D> "''-- JEFz EES0N MINOR.
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Ter OF R R. MILTON CARY, Adjuiant.
FOR pIilEADELPHiA-

Ia EVERY WEDNESDAG.-Ih A
f fF~Ne. steamship q A,
= Itzsss. Can. B. Rooms, is now ready to re-
rzStSS<-%- = ,,i.l lcaye Uu "Wednesday, January
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= N =. u III. "-lItD.-E FIUUy HINHtj
- pc ~ IN rear Of the Medical College, Gold
.i--Uas Anchor WATCH made by J. Bourguin, Co.
eva No. l1392 The above reward will be paid for
Is delivery this Office de e5-5t&
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Ne THt|tFSANn . UDVx ~, :, !. -,

yrsf. ieSe'fed By steamer one thousand suit. far
vii AYse IN pursuit OF an ytLing In that line.
.tges MI eau 1t laz Msin street, and supply them
KEEN, BALDWIN l. co.
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Aa HAAS Old lseyeFassent Jaye ee4ee
HI for ssis By .a WM. WALLACE q SON.
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BY Taylor & Williams.
SALE OF DESlRABi.E
II UNWILLING IN JACKSON 4 II EET Al

AUCTfON.-By virtue OF deed OF trust executed by
Thomss Baltic and wife, to James Boshsr, bearing
dat ON the 7th day of May, 1s,e, and OF record "a
Ia sell on TUESDAY, 9th January, 1855 IL iatr, u
not the next fair DAY thereafter, At halt past
land wing and being In the CITY OF fronting
Il on jackson street. and running back one
hundred and seventy feetor thereabontsto puyai st.
ana bounded ss follows io-wit On the north ~ Du
val street, on the south by Jackson street. on the ess
by street 80 feet wide and the west BY the prop
eYty Of Anstin D. Turuer-and being the sstae prop
ss .frS-'- : & ! LEWIS D. CRENsHAW,
Ex'or Of James Bosher. decd, Trustee.
Sale conducted by TAyLoR = WftLAMA Aadfss
Afa HAAS DID GeyeFnn.ent java cs4ee
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I EVILS Hill, =.
h PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANT
Attends to the sale Of WHEAT, FLOUR, Corn and 10
BAcCo, and continues to
HIRE OUT NEGROES
w. Office on Governor 18th street
da lH--d1mkw5i
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l. GINA CENTRAL RAILROAD.-Pursuant to
authority in us vested by McCurdy u Vowles, late
contractors upon sections No. IS and ST. of the Nir
gnisentral Railroad will offer at public sale TO
the highest bidder for cash at the Office of Goddn
Apperson, Auctioneers in the city of Richmond on
the 3rd day of December, 1885, III O'Clock, A. NJ.
all of the STOCK and SHARES OF STOCK, in the
Virginia Central Railroad Company, to which the
said McCurdy and Vowles became entitled under the
contract with said Company for the construction Of
sections No. IS and "a OF said Company work.
11I[ So rs STERRITf BELL.
Agents and Trustees for McCurdy Vowles, Ac.
POSTPONEMET.-The above sale is postpone ed
until the 18th of February 1856. de 8-tds
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scrber. thankful for the liberal patronage be-
slowed him for the last fifteen years, gain offers
his services to his friends and The public agent
hiring out negroes renting out property buying and
selling real estate, negroes, &C., &c.
Persons sending their negroes to me to hire out,
may rest assured that they shall have my personal at
tention during the year.
GEORGE w. TOLER,
DO M..tr HILL
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81 -.-.-ss-a. RIcHMoND, Dec. 18th, 1855. s
NOTICE.-H0iders of Coupon Bends Of
l the Virginia Central Railroad Company, with
interest, payable in New York, hereby informed
that the interest which will be due lst January viii
be paid the Union Bank of New York, the Of
flee OF the Company in Richmond. When paid at the
latter place. the current rate of exchange viii be add
ed .-s ass j. GARRETT,
de 27--.dtlJan Treasurer. /.