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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-03-15

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with his hsifopen right Land IA though
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-03-15

Furniture Furniture :.
VI hOlCsale and Retaii Establishment
JEFFERSON. TEXAS.

.srf-x---- III undersigned have just re-,
HvNii eeised irom the manufactures ia
Che Ea-tefn cities. and sill BE- constantly Ice
scunp throughout The scason the LARGEST.
most complete, aud superb lot ol Furniture
ever brought e. Eastern Texas
They sIse uoW ou hand everything IN n
iac iuuure bHa, from Wa..-stlld up -
90 tHe Finest .ao. aul intend kceTag 4 "
supply e4H4I 20 tie demand wa.5h they are
Determined tn sell II
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-03-15


jest, psii particular attention r. Nr. iiu.
lre, r., Apa,ir.u srti.'. a.hHe hia iaart
4a ,f..as 81 if,urr in Biz pictures. art
, l.g b. aa1i 4.,' sH.ur al tHem faia.,d
.u.. b.. .ll .ale.tF - it1.-
Vc.e st ii.a.r ea.. iu j- aaad p'.rs a.
'he inlaries as ,h,y wooii have been .
the " ate tia1,e .a Washington.
lam,oten astei nancy qne.tars -enect
.nr 'ha French people. The enea ase
particularly piuai Go Bic Ameuemr-.
know it hy experience III maas moa.as
ni7aIB IN tbair midst iaH pcaou4 bfr
under tie dsi4sion that l'r business p.or..
VIII !. g. advantage 81 you and c.est 'ol.
/ never iput . f tae case. On tie contra.
sr,. tutM thsm most obaenr. hou,.f
ant willing @, serve you Ia eue way
They never tiinh i TOO much trouble to
oH.I-e ar To wait nu Customer lHlee1 !
oGsu tisauy for tlr Trouble thef would
take, as a.paY, epu.idcled that tlsine..
peoples time j. thH'r money auo The means
ol la,.- .utsjsterro.
A,ufNIic tNr,uorE I'm SHlnu
SOUP. Iua -lar', settlement 81 "e-'
-upessee SreHf - waYsIdt luu, near
Huntingdon. Cstoll county H-awG'ig
n,r. +. lHuaio.a aal lone navel
a.. .f.si lsm.-s "tr.uap aarsemaa.
lrags.ef rides Up Go ,1e : g.. and a.ts IL
bs ean ret trs4aia-i l.andiard WHO had
been .t,qgHay .utn.,d on bY ta'olUs
W.A Nmshsfers. amt travellers uita ro
0 u. B. d 4.
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RUNAWAY.

"a $50 TX L w A X D.--The above re.
EEI ward viii be paid for my negro man JAMES,
e. who ran away on Saturday last. He is stout
~ made, not very tall tawny complexion, has
AA=A~ cast down look; has grey eyes on one of
his cheeks and of his hands little bruised; is not
very laxative His dress q coarse, dark over
coat vest and loose pants, and probably may have
pair Of rev boots or shoes on.
The above reward will be paid if taken within the
State If beyond the limits Of the State 80 will be
paid. JOHN c. ROBERTSON
Camp Holly, Henr1c0 county. fe lS-lm
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BOARDING

pOA X ID n G.--IRS. j. + FRENCH
~ having taken house upon Broad street. few
doors below Broad Street Hotel, viii open on Mon
day the 2st inst FOX the accommodation of resident
and Transient boarders She is prepared to accom-.
nlodate large number of day boarders. And trusts
that the extensive and favorable reputation which
she enjoys, efficient housewife, will secure for
her liberal share of patronage and promises that
pains shall be spared upon her part make her table
one Of the most desirable in the city.
ia Finn
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BY Richard 1.-,;.----------
BY Taylor & WlIiam.,

fFRUSTEE,S SALE OF HANnsnnsp
AND MIA vALUABLE FURNITURE, PIANO &c.
mond Hastings Court. and by consent of The IA rt;
will be sold ON WEDNESDAY, 10Th February 4
~ o'clock, NJ at the house lat and Cary strsets
adjoining the residence of Mr.. John II. Bosher. the
entire stock OF elegant and valuable Furniture con-
sistng in part of go - -
mahogany Wardrobes, Bureaus, Chairs -
Centre Table, Book Case, Bedstead, Dining Table
Rosewood Chairs Sofa
Marble Top Table -
Parlor and Chamber Carpets, Mating and Oil
s+5s. Carpeting - Isl - =
Looking Glasses ssst -szf az
Feather Beds Bolster and Pillows
Hair and Shuck Mattresses and Pillows
Cooking and Chamber Stoves <4l.,t
Mantei Clocks, Oil Paintings and Engravings
. Window Shades and Curtains
Crockery and Glass Ware, nc, &C. &C.
ALSo-An elegant Rosewood Seven Octave Piano
Forte, of modern style-a most beautiful and sweet
toned instrument ~
Terms cash. TAYLOR WILLIAMS
lie lo-tds a tss 81 Auctioneers
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CRAIG ALUM SPRINGS, Craig County
~ VA.-The proprietors of these Springs, which
have for time past enjoyed very favorable re-
putation in the counties surrounding theu have been
induced put the water in barrels for the convent
ence of invalids in other sections
For the present, the price is fixed at rase which
barely covers cost of barreling and the carriage.
Its healing virtues are beyond question The fol-
lowing certificate from DR.. Carper, a leading and well
known physician in Botetourt county is selected from
many of equal responsibility aud force
FINcAsTLE, BoTEToURT Co, VAL
July 25th, 1855.
Having been called on by the proprietors of the
Craig Alum Springs" to express my opinion of it's
medicinal virtues hereby state, that have EXAMINE
ed the analysis of the water (made by Prof Boothe of
Philadelphia and believe it well adapted to cure dis
requiring tonic alternative action the sys
tenn; and further state that have known
markabe effected by its in scrofulous afec
tons and diseases of the digestive organs.
Samuel NJ CAREER, M. d.
The water has been analysed by Professor Booths
of Philadelphia, who says
the analy indicates will prove valuable aid to the
gion of Virginia. about distant from many of the
sulphur and other well known springs of the State
confer higher value upon the Stipulated Cbalybiate
OF Craig county. Very respectfully,
GAS G. BooTHE"
Eruptlve diseases, arrangement of the liver, dys-
pepsla, &c have yielded to the power of this water
and prove its efficacy wherever it has been tried
This very valuable water is for sale in barrels at
very low price, by
PURCELL, LADD 4 CO., Druggists,
no z9-dts If Agents for the Proprietor
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BY Thomas w. Keesee.
Oa;cs with George J, Sumner No. 90 Pearl d

By Thomas w. keeSee.
Office with George j. Sumner, No. 20, Pearl street,
DEW IN THE FIRST PRESR VETERAN!
] CHURCH FOR SALE AT, AUCTICN.--Will
be sold, on MONDAY AFTERNOON February 18th,
at Il o'cloek, Pew No. 40 in the First Presbyteasn
Church REV DR.. Moore's - e----fgs.-szs *
- BY order of the Trustee.
THOMAS w. KEESEE, Acct 4
The above Pew Is offered at private sale until the
time of sale. Apply to Archd Boiling or ID. W.
Quarles. Re-iF Ie
nVBLIC- SALE OF STOCK IN yIR.
Il. GINA CENTRAL RAILROAD.-Pursusnt 70
authority in US vested by Mccurdy vowies, iate
contractors upon sections, No. IS and y, q the VIZ
snia Central Railroad will offer st public sale 70
the highest bidder for cash at the office OF 6oddin
Apperson Auctioneers in the city Of Richmond On
the 3rd day of December, 1855, Ut y o'clock, A.
ali Of the STOCK and SHARES OF STOCK, IN the
Viraiuia Central Railroad Company, 70 which the
aid cCurdy and Vowles became entitled under the
contract with said Company for the construction OF
sacfiona No IS and 81 of said Company work.
n STERR1TT IL BELL
Agents and Trustees for MeCurdy 4 Vowles, 10.
ELECTROMAGNETIC above sale II postpon u
until the 18th of February 1856. g des-tdss
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MECHANICAL.

VIRGINIA MECHANICS INSTITUTE.
FIRST PREMIUM AWARDED 10 JOHN w.
DAVIES, STONE CUTTER, MAIN STREET, BE-
TWEEN EIGHTH AND NINTH return thanks to my
friends for their kind patronage during the past four
years and beg leave to say that am prepared to
furnish Store Fronts Monuments, Tombs, Vaults aad
attend TO Enclosing Burying Grounds, and In fact all
work IN the Stone-Cutting and Building line.
Quality of Stone and Workmanship not to be sur.
passed North or South. oe30
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EHAS. Ill. LANGLEY, Tin und sheet
~ lion Manufacturer, 18th street, between Main
and Gary, Richmond Va.
GAS FITTING AND FIXTURES
Steam Pipes for Churches Public Buildings, &c
Metallic Roofing, Guttering and Spouting, put
up in any part of the city and country.
WELL AND GARDEN PUMPS FOR SALE.
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,AuCTIoM sA1.ne.
FUTURE Dx'YTs.>



8 HIGH CONSTABLk,s OrffCE
nv .,.... - =. - Febsusry 8. fs5.
- Count of the city Of hichmond u1ads n tha -
e chment case Of james Waxwiek aeniusf John a
vislini shall, ON TUESDAY, ths isti dss ~ ths
Rrs,snt mouth at the late store Of said ygli. pear
- Bank proceed TO sell e public auction
highest bidder, the property levied upon 10
GIs..ss.s s a astachment, to WIFI large Looking
"a r ies Caps Of vEfious kinds; IS Glazed Csps:
ssaw Hats and Caps; SO Wool Hats boxes Of
Bee sns hne Hsfs; ISL ON shelvcs; 90 empty Hat
Hats "a 9mse Chairs; 10 childrens' Fur Csps and
rs, snd Ladies' Furs ssf
A. M precisely 70 eommenee AZ IL ociock'
- -e--.os JAS. r. TYLER, H.c.cR
by Richard CaaIhorn. -
L DAY Is,b k III At AuCTION.-On Drou.
po.t LOT Of Fusnsue consisting Of Ssh and low
BEDDING Bureau ssn n9 Tables Chairs, Beds and
III IN i;oosing Stoves One il 6r,t rat. .rti
f.v. aa al as furniture complete stable for larre
Also, bbls. prime New orieaAk svru,. 49, 49,.
Cnewlng Tobacco, &c. &c. Nf - "oAes
lie 10 aLsss r. CAUTHORN An.
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1'O THE PUBLIC;--Haying purchased

NO THE PUBLIC.-Having purchased
i the Drug store of T. FL. Southall l. Co. corner of
Broad and 4h Streets opposite Taylors Shoe store
and diagonally opposite to Breeder Fox and made
large additions to the stock, prepared to furnish
families physicians and others with every thing to
be found IN well conducted Drug Store including
ticies, Perfumery Patent and Family Medicines, &c
1t shall be my constant aim to offer to the public
every modern improvement in preparations, &C., as
possible and above all to keep on hand moth
ing but the fresh and genuine.
We have the usual assortment of Paints Oils and
Oyestutfs, Window Glass, (Which will be cut to or
Cigars; likewise large and well selected stock of
Garden Seeds. invite the examination of country
Merchants, Physicians and all in want, and solicit
continuance of the patronage of the late firm
NIB Physicians prescri ptons promptly attended
o at all hours VIM. C, BATTAILE,
ia lots Corner Broad and 4th sts
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BY Thomas w. X eesee,
(Ofice with Geo. j. Sumner. No. 20 Pearl ST.

EENTEEL HOUSEHOLD AND HITCH.
N EN- FURNITURE FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
Viii be sold. on TUESDAY morning next the 18th
inst Commencing at 10 o'clock at the residence of
MIs Horan, en- Broad street. between 9th and 7th
Streets (who is declining housekeeping) all of her
Of Pier Table, Looking Glasses Parlor and Chamber
rpets Bureaus, fine Feather Beds, Mattre SEES Bed
steads, Wasastands, Chairs Tables, Refrigerator,
Window Shades, China and Glassware, Kitchen Fur
nlture, &c. THOS. w. KEESEE,
fe Il Auctioneer.
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GALE OF NEGKOES.-In pursuance OF
~ decree rendered by the County Court of Spott-
sylvaa, TT their February term 1856 the case of
Robinson vs. Layton and others, the undersigned will
on THURSDAY, the 18th inst, at the Planters' Ho.
tel In the town OF Fredericksburg sell to the highest
bidder, for cash, eleven likely NEGROES, belong
ing to the estate of the late Ann Olive decd; among
which are some frst-rate Cooks and Washers; and
also, some good House Servants. -s.ss ~ -
fa l2-2t VIM II
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NNvN Tx o i M A N AT AUCTlUN..-I
Ashall sell at public auction, to the highest bid
24th inst that being Court day. my celebrated and
valuable STALLION. - - >, z
Virginian is thorough bred, having been sired by
Absentee out of pure bred Mons. Tonson mare; is
beautiful Bay, Is years old, perfectly sound, and
foal getter. He raised, and has ALWAYS
stood in Orange county-is well known there as the
sire of many fine colts any other horse in the
State 81 ss.1
l will have time to give him any attention this
spring; but if bought by one who can do So he will
easily make his cost by LIST July.
Liberal credit viii be given the purchaser if de-
sired. WILLIAM G. SCOTT
ORANGE COUNTY, Va, Feb. 9th, 1856. feII-dtd
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MUCH TO GAIN AND NOTHING TO
~ LOSE.-fou can certainly money by pur-
chasing your Clothing and Furnishing Goods of A.
LEVY. He is selling off to close business, and will
continue to sell off at and below cost until the 18th
OF March So those in want of anything in the Cloth.
ing line, should call early. He has on hand large
yarlety OF Coats Pants and Fests, fine Shirts Hdkfs
scars, Socks, Gloves, Night Caps, Morning Gowns
suspenders, Crayats, Stocks Trunks Bags aud Vail.
ces all to be sold without regard to cost.
A. LEVY, SO Nam IT.,
Opposite st. Charles Hotel
re 10 Sign of the Red Coat
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sO.pAMTNERAFalP.. .sisgs nudersirneJ
WHtrE ~ ahhr r u.s. cf Petersburg aud JOHN r.
hsve this day tefred co IA I.
ard i's q BAPTIST @iTE far sha ssr s.s,s
TIE city of New York. and have take the yyarehouse
no - front street. where they win be prepared ON
s.er the inst day of March, to receive eonsit
49, JOHN Z. WaaiIirE.
.-l H.~ ork, Feo. l. 1855. fe ii-tlM
ID IwSanMnsL IU ~ UNITE 1irm q JOHN
tusl eon.s mbLE co is thi. day dissolved BY
r:,h soa.en John Womble retiring from the business
dalton. ~ II t ~ ~, es,sn III ~ hsui-
Richmond, Feb. list, 1885,
o.,,PARTNERSIIIP...T undersigned
and style Of WoMsLE KNEE r., b Inn
purpose OF conducting a General Commission Bugi.
hsss a. the stand now occupied by John H. Clai
They solicit continuance of the patronage hereto
. T bestowed upon the houses of John Womble
rally. 49, - SiOHN y WosIPJE
p;,,-, ~ JOHN II. CLAIBORNE.
1 recommend, with confidence. the new
mouse 9s'a OF WoMBLE 4 CLAIBORNE to all the old
nishos and patrons Of the late firm of John Womble
70 5-dawei@ 'As p'0"' ss JOHN woMBLE.
NOTCE.---l have this day associated
with me in the confectionery and fruit business,
from this day pAvlb f n ~. JpSE s e !m will be
thankful Tor the liberal patronage heretofore ex-
Of the same. ia 80 DAVID N. JONES.
C0-PAkTNEKsH undersiEned
~ have formed CO-PARTNERSHIP, to com.
mence on the LIST inst for the purpose Of conducting
AND COMMISSION BUSINESS, at SO Chambers,
and n Reade street in the city of New York under
t a1 style :, and ID in Of BELL BROOKS PACE
mond, Va, under the style and firm of ELLETT
WALLER, DREWRY & CO.
our Mr. BELL has just returned from Europe
where he selected and PURCHASED our FOREIGN
GOODS in person, for CASH.
an, we sha ss an early day be prepared to exhibit
ana oHer TO the trade beautiful stock at both points
and upon as favorable terms as any house in this
JAMES 3 ERooks, Bro e. Be- ssl firm Waller Ss
ANP'W / kfEEFT wila 81 .as Ell Ei. IT Co.
RICHARD p WALLER of .hs q fi.p I e Brooks
CLAY DREwRY. oen "aier'
January Cd, 1856
firm OF BROOKS, BELL
~ WALLER will not be dissolved tin further
notice We will at early day close out our stock of
Goods at auction, to make room for successors,
Messrs. ELLETT, WALLER DREwRY & Co
ia2-ts BROOKS, BELL & WALLER
nIsSULUTION.-N D 4 E.--The Co.
~ partnership heretofore existing between HULST
KING, is tins day dissolved by mutual consent
Either party will the name Of the firm in iquida-
JOHN p. HULST,
WILLIAM T. KING.
The business will hereafter be conducted
by the undersigned, who, grateful for the past, will
endeayor to merit a continuance of the patronage
hberaly extended to the late firm
de 10 WILLIAM T. KING.
TO-PARTNERsHIP undersigned
~ have this day entered into Co-Partnership,
der the style of JOHN F. stage CO., for the
purpose of conducting the WOOD and COAL bust
ness.
They keep on hand large supply of seasoned
Wood, Anthracite and Bituminous Coal.
- Office corner Of 9Th street, on the Basin.
JNO. +. stage,
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recommend, with confidence the new
house house OF WOMBLE CLAIBORNE to all the old
Co, as wei as to the public general y. d
10 5-d2wclm z3t s-.s JOHN WOMBLE
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COTTAGE FARM, / 1.o MILL

MEAT COTTAGE FARM, LIZ MILES
EAST OF RICHMOND, AND HANDSOME BUILDING
LoTs IN HEcKLER's PLAN, ON UNION Hill, FOR
SALE AT AUcTIoN-On TUESDAY, February 18th,
1856 commencing at IL O'Clock, NJ, will be sold ON
the premises f fair if not the next fair day) the
neat Cottage Farm now occupied by Messrs. Steb-
bins Miller, located above, on the road, leading to-
DIR. w. A. Christians, containing 81 acres plat of
The buildings consist of good Dwelling House
containing rooms, two story kitchen with rooms,
an open shed for coal and wood also large stable
with stalls for horses; and room for carriages har
ness provender Sc; and also excellent house
The place is admirably adapted to market garden
dairy.
After the sale of the FARM will be sod in Hecklers
plan near Union Hill that beautiful square No. 40,
bounded by 9th, 28th, and streets containing
aggregate front of 692 feet which viii be divided into
lots of suitable size. a -
Terms: One-fourth cash; balance at s, and
months for sotable notes. interest added secured
by trust Decd title retained. The taxes for tie
present year to be paid by the purchasers.
fe8 GODDIN & APPERSoN. Aucts.
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TRUE TURF OiL.--Read the following

TRUE TURF OiI.--Read the following
Il and come to and we will tell YOU of
many others who have been cured:
gentleman of this city, whose niece, little child
suffered much with sore eyes as to be painful to
look at the tears trickng down the cheeks were so
acrd as to produce large each of them and
this continued for long time-physcians were at
tending it, but did not it. One bottle of our TURF
Or has cured this child entirely liberty to
refer to the party, who viii not give written certif-
cate.
ANoTRER-A friend of ours who was suffering with
most painful complaint, entirely cured by one
bottle.
ANoTHER-Wlth most aggravated case of PILES
to which the knife had been cessfully applied
cured by one bottle We can refer to these par
ties and many others we have quantity of certif-
Gates all of whom are people and reliable
For sale by nearly all the Druggists of the city and
by DOVE CO,
fe II Sole Proprietors, Richmond. Va.
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SMITH ANNUAL BALL. n
81 THE nj
AYOUN G. GU ARD
W., Celebrate the approaching ANNIVERSARY OF
THE BIRTH OF GEORGE WASHINGTON by
MILITARY AND civic BALL!
TO BIZ GIVEN AT
GODDIS'S HALL!
ON
FRTDsY ETESENCi, FEBRUARY p, 1886,
and asking continuance of the patronage heretofore
., iharav extended by the citizens of Richmond and
,-;nitv can assure those who may participate that
srrarCernents have been made that cannot fail 10
give satisfaction. - z.,
WI-SIC-By the ARMORY COTILLON BAND.
n PPFR-By an expe fenced CATERER.
RECEPTION COMMITTEE bf;e RoSefte
FLOOR hire
CoNNITTSE or ARRANGEMESTs.--Capt Richard
s,g Lieut. Fry. Lieut.. Bs rlow Sers't Rady Prvates
Wnldep aud Z N. Powers~-Re6, H'hRc AID Rue Ro-
seffC. . - ... , - $780,,
,ni two Ladies Each additional Lady, 5oc.-To be
h,d 81 any member of the Corrs. fe l6--td
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EO-PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.--The I'M
- dersigned have this day formed CO-PART-
and style of BRUMMEL REGISTERS, for the pur-
pose of conducting GENERAL COMMISSION
business, particularly for the sale of manufactured
and leaf Tobacco and Flour Grain. Cotton and other
produce
EF- Location 50 Water street. Liberal advances
consignment. JOSEPH BRUMMEL,
A. L. ROYSTER,
j. b. ROYSTER. 2a
Richmond, January i, 1856. ia 4-2m
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OTIS In the Town of MANCHESTER
returned delinquent for the non-payment of taxes
for the year 1855:
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GROCERY STAND FOR SAI.E..Re;,g
~ DESTROYS to retire from the Grocery Busne as. /
am willing to dispose of my Stock and Fixtures con-
SStlng Q, tne usual varieties of genteel Grocery
jackson ard Dusai streets. A. w. FORSYTH
fe 4---St~ No l6 pearl street
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NOTICE.-We wish to hear from every
who suffers himself, or has any one about
him that suffers, any living creature about him
that moves the turf that suffers with Sores sprans
chilbains bruises, IN order that we may sell or
give him bottle of Turf OIL If too poor to pay
we will give 1t to him. if able pay we will receive
IT, and refund it if it does cure the case For sale
by ia so DOVE co
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-16

HORSES AT AUCTIONS. sAwrp.
DAY, 18th inst at 10 O'clock, af the isrss Lat
nearly in rear of store win san four excellent
work Horses and Mule
BUGGY.-Also l new city-nnde BURY
COW CALF-Also, Cow, with 5 youus Calf
to Is aes EsS Ht r. CACTHO6N 1ncf
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M D-FARM HANDS, (cOl0red)
w for the present year: for which am willing to
pay reasonable but not extragsgGnt prices. Also,
WAGON DRIVER. Apply to
fe l-ts LOUIS BOSSIEUX
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WINTER CLOTHING AT No. 11a
w MAIN STREET.-My stock embraces ali the
most fashionable styles of Winter Garments of INV
own manufacture for Men, Youths and Children
which win now sell at reduced prices as the win.
ter is passing-and to make for my Spring Stock
Those in want OF any style of heavy clothing will find
it to their interest to call on
WIN IRA SMITH
fe Ia