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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-12

FUTURE DAYS.


ny Aaexouoef Nofes
EURNlTURR, DIZZY GOODS AND GRO.
CEMEe.-WM be sold at suefion Il INV s,ors
% EuEsDAY morning noxt the 18th inst com.
1s.sss q ~ o. loc. . large lot Of second hsud
furniture, from several families deaIinius house
DRY ooODs-Cloths, c...,m.,.. ,...,..t.
Lin,sy, Ms.lins Calico. Domestic -
,hLADI MADE CLOTHIN0.-.Boots. eboes Hata.
GnoCERIEs-.-Io bhls Whiskey. s MI. ? p,.,.
dV 10 bbls Vinegar; bb.s Sugar; b... coG... Ss
boxes Adamantne Candles; 20 bores M. On 49,. -
Sfocns; Is bags Buskwhsst; 20 oO0 sesss:. u'A'A
pUBLlC Sale OF 40 NEGROE5 Ar
A Special Commissioned, NAMED in aecSs. NJ. :.
nouncsd on the 96th day Of November, 1855. bv IN.
Corporation Court of the City Of Norfolk viii az
fer for sale. 1t public auction in front of the
House in Norfolk, on "WEDNESDAY, the 2ist Jan.
nary 1857, 81 noon, all the SLAVES belonging to the
number. consisting Of Men, Women and Children.
amongst them are farm hands, house servsnts Cooks
DC, &C., and most of them very valuable.
Terms cash LEWIS b, CRENsHAw,
ia 42-tds Special Commissioner
HIGH CONsTAnLk'S sALk.--.WII be
II sold, for cash, at 10 O'Clock, A. M: on TUES.
therein concerned, on Madison. between Broad and
MARSHALL Streets Millers Bakshouse and at the
house now occupied by Chas + McRse, the follow.
ing property, to wit: sorrel Mare; Spring Wa.
| shuek and l Straw Mattrass: l Feather Bed
lot of Bed Clothing; Rugs Waiter; l pair Spit.
toons, Pine Tables; 10 Chairs; l Looking Giass:
lot Cooking Utensils; lot of Tin Wares lot Of Crock.
cry Ware painted Buckets; set Shovel and
longs pair Sadirons; pair Brass CandlesticIs :,
Rae. FRED. BUTLER, II. c. C. 4.
ia u ct
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INSURANCE OFFICES.


DIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE car
l. be effected with the Albermarle Insurance Com
pany on as favorable terms with any other comps
NJ in this State, possessing real cash capital to
ossss. Apply to STOKES & CO.,
Axts, Nshmoad, Va.
WIN. r EARLY, Hres't
JNO. WOOD, Jr, Sec'y,
Charlottesville. "
MERCHANTS INSURANCE CONPANY
lVl OF RICHMOND-OFFICE, No. 15S Main street
(Zimmerman's corner )-FIRE lNSURANCE.-This
Company insures Stores, Dwellings, and Buildings OF
every description In town or country against loss
damage bv Fire.
MARINE INSURANCE Policies issued on 90
by Inland or Marine transportation.
No charge for the printed policy.
DIREC roRs:
VIM. H. Christian, VIM Breeder,
John PURCELL Thomas r. Price,
VIM. g. Paine, Jas Thomas, Jr.,
Lewis Ginter, John Currie, j.,
Aug. Anderson, Jas. Dunlop,
James L. AppersoR VIM. II. Haxall,
Roscoe B Heath, John ID. Quarles,
John Dooley, David J. Burr,
Rich'd o. Hsskns, Larkin w Glszebrook,
Lewis D. Crenshaw, D. Won Gronins,
Joseph 4. Anderson, Emanuel Miller,
John c. Sinton, Ed. II. Skinker,
Franklin Stearns.
A. PLEAsANfs, President
}. d. MONTAGUE, Sec'y. de S0-ts
INsUKANCE.--TheV IKGINIA FIRE
l. AND MARINE INSURANCE CO-Chsrtered
by the Legislature of Va. in l832-Offce No. lSl Main
street. next door to the Dispatch Newspaper Office
Insures against loss by fire and the dangers of the
Seas all kinds of property and on favorable terms
No charge for the Policy or Surrey
THOS. M ALFRIEND, Prest.
WI CowARDIN. sec'y.
~ This Company lately removed its office from
balafds HOTEL on FRANKLIN street de Sly
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VAn Old Established Clothing Bust
NESS FOR SALE The advertiser, intending to leave
the city, will sell his present business which is
well established, and the stand one Of the very best
n tie city. Address box 499. js9---6
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BY Larus ~ shine
A SSIGNEE,S SALH OF TEN THOU.
n SAND DOLLARS WORTH OF WATCHES

A SSIGNEE,S sALE OF TEN THOU.
"A SAND DOLLARS WORTH OF WATCHES
AND JEWELRY AT AUcTION.--In compliance
with our instructions from the asss,ee, will COM
10 o'clock close out the large and extensive stock
OF Watches and Jewelry Just received. among which
may be found splendid Gold English Hunting Watch.
%; Gold Cylinders and Detached Levers English Sil.
Yer Levers Also, large and beautiful lot OF Plated
Watcher Of oil grades. Also, Handsome lot Of Fob,
Vest and Guard Grains Also, splendid assort nent
OF Ladder Cameo, Gold Stone and Mosaic set's to.
sethsr with large and extensive sssortr ent of Gold
Pins; Ear Rings Brasslets; Cuff Pins; Lockets; Pen.
oils, &s.
Strangers visiting the city would do well to attend
our sales, q the sock will Be sold out the highest
bidder. and every Article offered viii be warranted -
= Sale to take place every morning Ut 10 o'clock
and st o'clock IN the evening until further notice.
amount months for Approved endorsed negotiable
paper. LARUS & SHINE Aucts,
de 80 n Main street
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ESPECIAL NOTICE IS REQUISITE
IL TO THE FOLLOWING CARD-A Lady DO

EsPkClAL NOTICE As kEQUESTED
II TO THE FOLLOWING CARD.-A Lady pos
sessing thorough, complete and accomplished edu.
cation, aud who has recently experisnced most
expected misfortune, 10 dssiIeus of obtsining EN-.
poyment in the South as TEACHER, and having
devoted great part of her life the study of Draw
ing and Painting, would prefer giving her attention
exclusively to that branch of an elegant and fashion
BILE education. She would not obi Get, however, 70
situation Governess to family of children to
take charge of select number of pupils In neigh.
borhood. Further particulars made known on sppli.
cation. Term. salary will be arranged to suit cir.
cumdsnces and according to amount of duty perform
cd. The highest testimonials sivsn to quslifcs.
uons, dc. Address LADY TEACHER"
To CARGO III" Box 375, Richmond,y Va
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Surgeon to the Will6 Hospital in Philadelphia for
diseases OF the Eye and Limb Having had great ex-
ot all the diseases to which the Eye 10 liable istter
myself mat can give subtraction to those who may
seek my advice.
. testimonials as to capacity from the Surgeons Of
the Wills Hospital.
" Oihce on the corner of Franklin street and Lo-
cust AIIey, few doors below the Exchange Hotel
Office houn from 8 to IL A. M. no 25-d3ms
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EUTDRE OAYS.


Dy 0sllls g AppSrsss.
- xES LOT on fsIeH III s4IEr22k H HSgs1
Hss.o by sssss @ass 3. ss e e; 6.s. Co.
in the sass Of "WinkIsr g. WinIis. peg, isoS,
nsoeesd 70 ell = psss sastioa, On TuESDAY 1 ~
n.ssiss ssiosl III e a. a., EF: ..s q :s
fair day, the real estate rsfsrrsd 70 in th ni.ss
pin, consisting Of lnt the Moth side 81 Lsish
s.Iee., g u western tefmination, With Brisk Ten.
Williams ksglard.
TEnMs-Enossh in eash to dsirsy sxp.p,.a Of III.
And the residue st II and Is months for seecesbls
notes endorsed, and title retained TIA
The taxes for 1851. to e.id b y. purchaser.
4 ,. HUTCHINSON, Com'r
TR sInsu n sn s4t 4 20 %F g R0CKRy
As Trustee 10 deed Of trust from Chss Hseen.
trustee foe Margaret Dobbins, wife Of b. H. Dob.
BINS, dated Sd Dec. 1854, duly recorded In Hsnrieo
os az
o. January 1857 ct 4oeioek, 2. n. IL fair, II not
tne next fair day. the real estate conveyed BY The
Grocery Store thereon, fronting s. feet On Loaiss
Tsess running back 100 feet.
The taxes for 1857, to be paid By the purchaser.
Sale conducted BY ooDD1N APpsasos. Auss.
VALHABLk TOHACCO FACTORY ON
ron t slIE SE .r MAIN AND CARY SITS,
ton, on THURSDAY, the 18th d.v Of Janusrv. 1851
O'Clock, r. NJ. the large and sdmirsbly foeated
tbs rassory or 18th street recently 10
Diesnson, respectively. 1t is well known, that
further description 10 deemed unnecessary.
The terms, which will be very accommodating
and insurance for 1857 to be paid by the purchassr
deSo GODDIN Il APPER8ON Aucts
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GkNTLkMENn' AND YOUTHS, CLIO.
NJ THlNG..-The prices Of Clothing at the Clothing
Emporium. No. les Main street, have been nsrked
good articles, can obtain them 1t very low prices
The stock consists Of full variety Of Fashionsbls
Gsntismens and Youths' Clothing, Furnishing Goods
Ne. he Call Ut
HENRY sHAHEP's Clothins Empsrum,
IN COFnof Main nj lAth stveafa
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NJ seiysd further supply of 0srtin's tine 0UI.
TARs. Music STORE on Governor II.
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A NOVELT'
ONE DOLLAR AMBROTYPES.
CUTTINGS PATENT

A LfTCH,
DC i2-Im" Whtehurst Gallery.
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III httf 4NOtiCt--hL uuu UetOW LOST.
From this time, until the oath inst at which time
my store will be closed | offer the residue of my
stock Of Dry Goods at and below Cost, for cash
only
Having large and desirable assortment of Spring
Goods on hand, consisting in part of Summer Mouse
ns, Barge DLaines, and other varieties of Ladies'
Dress foods great inducements will be offered to
purchasers
:, Families can lay 10 such supplies as they need in
Domestic fabrics and Housekeeping articles, and save
20 10 > per cent.
Now sthe time for Bargains, the stock must be
iold r. d. QUARLES,
10 S-l9t 229 Broad street.
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myself that can give subtraction to those who may
Testimonials as to capacity from the Surgeons OF
" Office on the corner of Franklin street and Lo-
eust Aiey, few doors below the Exchange Hotel
oihce hours from to Ii A. M. no 25-d3m%
~ Netice..-The subscriber would mos
iospeettqliy call the attention of all in want of the
be.t DOUBLE SOLE BOOTS and CATERS,
tltuet CoIk or plain, to that he has Just re-
oe"eo Iney are made by Monsieur Meies of Pa
expressly TO my order and will be the last case of
noois and Caters for winter wear that will he q
eei'ed In this city this Also on hand large
sssoftLnent OF Double Sole and the finest kind OF
nie" Boots, Gaiters and Shoes Of my own msnufsc.
'uo 10 which most respectfully call the attention
|" all 10 went OF Boots and Shoes of superior quality
Of A L.ais., HILL, kanufscturer and IRporter
Shoes, IN Main st., Richmond.
a More New GoOds-December fifth
iG'o.-ThOs. r. PRICE 4 co are opening mors
elegant goods for the winter trade. AMONG those
Just TO hand will be found Ladies' Furs In great vsr
STONE MARTIN, LACE AND MUSLIN
E ~ sazl FITCH VELYET AND CLOTH
1YoToaiISNHEss AND Ho oaG4Kss Of all kinds.
d GnFES, YELTET RIsBoSS,
l li,n SHdIYLS, BONNET do.
HL htj;f TSH ~ BLACK LACE yEILs,
And Ia Iich figured Plaid silks. Cashmeres and Nous,
,.aa.i ssieae,as, Robes, roplain Lace and Muslin
tantt Sef ain Damssks, LinseYs and Kerseys
10. 20, n,ah1eta Negro Blankets. &c they sell.
as OUT s,est bargains, to which they invite the at
'ehlion OF their friends and the public
ei'- i'm THOS. X PRICE l. CO.
e Loss Of Appetite is the forerunner Of
essss and the surest indication of deranged liver
mo oisordersd stomach. Those who are thus affect
NAY rssaity avoid spell OF sicknsss by resortins
~ ne use OF BAKERS BITTERs. the surest regulator
assistant Of nature he skill Of man has Yet dis
.. o'sa. few doses will e1pel sscrstsd bile, en-
Tue hsei, siren ,hen the stomach, increase the
pFsH.a'c asslst digaslon, and prevent biliousness
sour stomach, darrho., and all other diseases
H. :, anlsr stamp One sinae bottle, taken accord
20 directions, Is worth 6shsi OF poisonous min.
geo sntsrsly harmless In their sesion Try them
os hsd Of all the principal Druggists In the city
S :, M,enmosd and elsewhere. Orders EIIsd 81 q.
uss T.. BAKEk
esa kishmoaA. Vs.
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II A. j. CLUPTON, Agent and Collector,
~. O&cs No. Wall street, under St. Charles Ho-
tel gives his personal attention TO HIRING OUT
NEGROES, RENTING OUT HOUSES, COL.
tanning to q General Agency. de- 17-dlm
~ EGRO HlkING--The subscribers beg leave
to return their thanks for the liberal patronage
heretofore bestowed u.s. and will continue to hire
out negroes the ensuing year. Particular attention
PAID them In case of sickness, and exertions made to
obtain for them good homes and liberal prices.
BAKER PLEASANTS
de5-ts Corner of franklin and Union ets
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T1KUsT SALE yF nkAL ESTATE IN

THRUST SALE OF HhAL ESTATE IN
L HENRICO COUNfY.-By virtue Of two deeds
of trust, bearing date, May the 9Th 1884, execu
ted by Thomas g. Toler and Sarah =. his ife to 10.
seph w. st. Clair, trustee, who has departed this
life and have been substituted in his stead by an
order of Henrico County Court, and the othsr exc
cuted by Thomas 8. Toler to me, bearing date De-
cembor 18th, 1856, both deeds recorded in Henrco
County Court shall, on THURSDAY, the 18th day
of January. 1857, at IL O'clock A. NJ SELL at public
auction for cash, the prem ses, tract of Land
Tuckahoe Greek, In said county containing eighty
four Acres. adjoining the foregoing tract, and the
lands of Joseph Woodson, William Bartlett and
others.
The tract has about twenty acres of Timber Land
with a Dwelling House, Barn and the usual out.
buildings snd the soil of the entire tract la of good
quality. JOHN g. WILLIAMS. Trustee.
do
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BANK OF VIRGINIA,
RICHMOND Jan. 6, 1856
THE President and Directors OF this
i Bank have declared dividend of four and quar-
ter per cent out of the profits of the Bank for the
last six months, subject to the deduction OF one.
quarter per cent. bonus to the State. which leaves
four per cent. or ~ 80 per share, payable to the
Stockholders on and after the 10th inst
js7-d2w EAML. MARX, Cashier.
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TsTS r. .->---->---~-~--
y ,. = Q P.yse. xses.
A ia JiI 3 g : q 4 y ~ g sIssY WOODEN
ARcH sfiEEr AND Sf HAxlsIIEnSsT SkIwEsM
b soaa on MONDAY. shs IN 1sy q jSs...- "a
o'clock. large two story Wooden Suii1i.. z: a.
:Ts =. 81 sfp,ss . "a e: i:sss fer AIS
lot d Box ysamss Tho bnillins i vsrv CO...
is1tly lcesssd tcr ssspsatsr .sop
y .so. so' ssssna q .hsa &c hos:s ..A
jas JOHN Z. D. PAYNE. Auet.
~ x. =. Geek e @.
I UMBKR &c. AT AUCTTON.-I win
y ne 9 :I Is . ..,. !. :1 e
coes ga : es lot Of Lgmbsr, Ae soasistiss Of
7e e !. Of casipg Boards
s.scs /. Of sf s.. sissl'r
foTs other articles rsuaiaing ansod q my Ists sale.
Terms n'ds known e :.l; s,cv,..o.,
E.B. Cook l. Co, Aue,. p DICKINSON 3 CO;
WILL pc ADDED-sOo ready mad. EASING !. y 70.
Jazz E.s COOK CO.. A.s...
BY Goddin e, Appersoa. 1nc10.
DEE 81 srs S%k xsD Y szEsk.aAWX !, FOB ;
mencins at II o'clock, A. II, ct tbs fsrm Of n a.
sto,n on ne Meadow Bridge road and Central Raj.
viz:
$50 barrels Corn
10 stacks Blade Fodder
II d. WS..t Straw
10 to IL pens shucks
stack 6hesf Oats
TERMS: All sums under $50 cash; ever that smoupt
ssp
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ONLY -FOUR WEEKS MORN As.

II
Oour present business closes with the month OF
January-to enable us to make contemplat
COST but at such prices as to insure sales We
would name
Ladies' and Misses Cloaks and Talmas-in Cloth
Velvet and MORE Antique.
Shawls of white and colored Thibet Merino, Plaid
and Broche Long Shaws.
Stella and Plain and Embroidered Shawls.
Paris Mousseines and Merino Plaids
Valencia Robes and Piece Goods.
Rich Coored Silks in great variety.
Flounced Silk Robes. at prices from $50 to 800
will be sold at reduction of 10 to 500 on a robe
ALSO-Ten thousand dollars worth of Competing
comprising common to superfine Ingram and Three
ply. Hemp, Rag and Wool Dutch Carpets
Rich Tapestry, Velvet and Brussels Carpet.
Rugs and Druggets Cocoa and Canton Mating.
In conclusion, we would say that all CASH pur.
chssers will find it to their interest to call at the
JAZZ CHRISTIAN LATHRoP.
EXCHANGE HOTEL AND BALLARD
IL HOUSE, RICHMOND, Wat the close of the
year which has just passed take pleasure in return
ing my thanks to the public for the very liberal pa
have thus far been crowned with success No mar
has better reason to be thankful than no man
trust could be more grateful and in entering upon
the New Year feel invigoratsd with new life and
energy to carry forward aud perfect my plans in my
two Hotels for the comfort and convenience of my
guests Ballads" 10 about complete the repairs
and decorations oil the "Exchanee" will soon be
finished The two houses connected by corridor
across the street which throws them into one, max
ing one OF the largest Hotels In this country The
corridor, when finished will be truly ornamental
have connected with the establishment RE.
STAURANT Of the first order where ladies and gen.
tlemen can be accommodated with the best the mar.
ket affords with everything usually to be had at sush
places Prvsts dinners in parlors served In the best
style, and a. l am determined that nothing shall be
left undone that be done to render entire salts
faction to all Who may favor with their company,
confidently ask continuance of that patronage 90
literally bestowed upon me for the past nine years
by q generous public
JOHN P. BALLARD, Proprietor Of
ja6-3m Exchsnge Hotel and Ballard House.
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-hHvlng purchnsed portion
~ Of the property owned by Mr.. N. w. Walton.
on It'll street. North of Leigh, and more recently
have employed Mr. JOHN r. PEROE to conduct
1t the said Shop. in my name, aud my account the
busness Of and Carpente Ing generally
All business in his line will be ettended to BY him
promptly, and executed in faithful and workman
like manner whether for the erection of Buildipss
or Repairs. JAMES z. GODDIN.
jail lv
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unty..
|pUtAL,
PIT Lac
with re-
acter, sa
any re-
s~Htafx.
voters
idate for
ensuing
support,
LETT
Rich
n SER
- al the
ELI
crfbe
for the
lection,
eters of
LES.
nanyA
g emce
ect;ons.
tn mis-
{ some,
T.rY.
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~ House FurpishiuR Eoods.

IT, House Furnishing Goods.
81, l0-4 and IL Table Damssk
81 1914 and 1874 Danask Table Cloths
SD aud ga Napkins
White and Cold Linen Doylies
Damask and Hucksbsck Towels
Crash and Dowlas do
Super Linen Sheetng, all widths
5 4 and 81 Pillow Linen
3 I, l0-4 Ia and II Bleached Cotton Sheetinga
Piow-Csse Cotton and Bed Tickings
Tg1e Oil Cloth Booking and Floor Cloths
Which we offer at very low prices.
ja LIT PRICE WATKINS.
u Beautiful Goods for Misses.
Small Figured French DeLaines
Printed Csshmeres, small patterns
Checked French Plaids
Fancy Cloth Closks and Cspes, for children
Misses Collars and Sleeves &c
isl-lN PRICE WATKINS.
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BY Alexander Mott.

BY AIeXHU0er Mott.
WATCHES. JEWELKY, HARDWARE,
w CUTLERY, PISTOLS, &c.-Wln be scld at
Srs. ...ortrnant ~ Wst.h "o"Mcncs GeoeE,
Cutlery, Pistols Dry Goods, Clothing, Hats, Fancy
Glassware, 10.
The above goods are now landing from New York,
and will be sold without limit reserve. The sale
will be continued every night this week. until the
stock II closed. ALEX. MOTT,
os % Auctioneer.
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'TNWELVE OK FIFTEEN VALUABLE
i SLAVES AT AUCTlON-.On FRIDAY, the
Esd day Of January 1857 in front of the Union Hotel
in the town of Carkesvie will sell at public AUG.
ton, to tbs highest bidder IL or Is valuable
SLAVES, belonging to the estate of George w. VIII.
hanson deceased.
TERMS Negotiable notes, well endorsed, at four
months, with interest added.
JAMES WILLIAMSON
4 Admir-. Of Geo. w. Williamson decd.
g. w. r. AvERErr, Auct. is 8 lids
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NOTICE.. Having quaiified as Adlninfs
TRAITOR on tie estate Of James n Underwood,
deceased oil persons having claims against said estate
will present them to the undsrs gned for settlement.
Those indebted are earnestly requested 10 make pay
msnt to him without delay.
w w. TlMBERLAKE, Admir-
js 7-d1m OF Jas. u. Undsrwood, dee'd-
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HIRING AVID DkL11N0 " gLAvH9,
EOR HlRE.-A sERvxNT GIRT, We
1 . eood uafss end chamber maid Apply to ths
Subscriber ct his residenee on 9Th street. Nsrth al
teiGh or q the Office OF the Circuit Court for the
county Of Hsnrieo
EOH Hlkk A good Driver, two 9ood
Farm Hands, two good Cooks. Apply to me ct
the County Court House. -
EOk fAlkE-A WOMAN who 10 q eood
cook, washer and ironer, Also, GIRL, which
can be recommended first rate house servant. or
jas ALEX MOTT
kIOK lkE.-A sfroug able bediea MAN
I who 10 first rate ostler carriage drivur or "a.
eoner and OF the very best character either By the
month or year. Apply TO
deSa No. "a Pearl street
A w. KICHAKDsON..
a. GENERAL AGENT AND COLLECTOR,
Attends to the Collection of Claims, Hiring out Ne.
sroea Renting out Houses, and = general Com.
a Office 18th street, opposite Exchange Hotel,
with w. II. Rchardson Richmond, Va
dc 2o-dlm
NEGRO HIRING...Thc subscriber again
y offers his services to his friend and the public,
for HIRING OUT NEGROES for the ensuing year
He pledges himself to his best exertions pro
mote the interest of those who may favor him with
their business and to pay special attention to the
groes during sickness
He hopes, from experience of twelve years, to
be able to give satisfaetion.
ner Of Main and 18th streets opposite the st. Charles
Hotel EDWARD N DARNEY
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GALE OF GKOEs Al JETEKe.
- VILE, ON TUESDAY AND "WEDNESDAY,
THE 10Th AND 2lsT OF JANUARY, l857.-In pur.
susnce of decree of the county Court of Amelia
in the case of Vaughans Administrator vs.. Vaughan
ct als shall offer for sale, at public auction at Je
tersvills, on the Richmond and Danviile Railroad
FORTY NEGROES. consulting Of men, women
boys and girls of them house servants and the
rest plantation hands.
TEaMs-Six months credit, with interest from day
of SALE the purchasers giving bond with satisfactory
security. L. MASTERS, Com'r.
do 3l-tds
A DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF NE.
"A GROES.-At the same time and place a. above
l will sell TWENTY-SIX NEGROES, belonging to
the estate Of J. P. Vaughan, consisting of men, wo
men, boys and girls.
Terms same a. those of the Commissioners sale.
JOSEPH N. VAUGHAN,
de Sl-tds Admir- of ]. p Vaughan.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-12

DICKINSON, HILL l. Co., Aucts. '' 1'i is a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-12

NJ OTTO H.-Al1 peFsons having claims
IN against the schooner Leave, Will pleaso present
them without dslsy 70 the undsssned agent Tor the
owner, In order thst the smsunt oflisn On hsY may
BE- sscsTtained. MAN6rIELD BUTLER
10 5--6t Corner 10 and Doek street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-12

,,o,i.., san, il wss not easy to convince
~ Wais, that the, ought to vote for lifelong Op.
a. ."oeuts in preference to personal friends and
Icrs..;m. compstriOts on the assumption that the
,.ttsr though personally Shareholders, could not
nnho1 SLAVERY at Washington so well as the for
~ F,sn AK. Fl. Stephens ha, had close run
for hi, ,e,t, though reelected, of course. The new
Delegation to the House compares with the old as
follows:
-. Last Congress. Merit Csn0yesL
N"i James l.. Seward, James l. Seward.
U...Msitin j. Crawford, Ma tin j. Crawford.
ILL.,. Robert p Tripre, Robert ?. Tripps.
w.. Hiram Warner, Lucius j. GartIeu.
". John H. Lumpkin, Augustus X. "ngn'
VI Howell Cobb james Jackson.
W.. .kd,hI q. Foster. Joshua az.
VIII. Alex. II. Stephens, Alex ii. S'ePno'
Six Democrats, two Americans I'm h"'"')
politically 20 change