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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-20

sSC ACREs OF LAND IN HRNRICO AT
* AUCTION.-Will be sold, on MONDAY, the
"a DAY Of February 1857, 1t public suction to the
highest bidder, In front of Henrico County Court
nouse, that being Court day, tract of land in Hen.
neo county, on the Williamsburg stage road about
seven miles below Richmond adjoining the lands OF
Williamson Allen and others, containing IS acres
by. GODbIN 4 APPERsON
Aucts.
WINES AND LIQUORS AT AUCTION.
~ Win be sold on TUESDAY, January the 10Th.
isoI commencing at IL O'clock A. H. at the late res.
ldence OF Gen. jag B. Hsrve lot of very superior
oid Wines and Liquors, consisting In part a. follows,
= boxes Arrack; gall. Jamaica Rum 1884,
~ gallons Old Whiskey; n bottles Cordial
Il DoEtles Allen Wine; gall Whiskey H. M Fer.
10 gan. Apple Brandy; 2s.ll. old Apple Brandy
demjohns old Gin; box Port Wine
~ boxes Claret; IS gall. Madeira Wine
10 eati. Old Jamaica Rum, assorted parcel
DemiJohns of Madeira and other Wines
TERMS: All sums Of $50 and under cash over that
amount, mos. credit for approved neRotiabe paper
~ request OF the Admir-. Of Gen J. B. Harvie,
"a 70 GODDIN 4 APPERSON. Aucts
rOSTPONEMENT.-Inc consequence of the snow
and 1nclemency Of the weather, the above sale wa
postponed TO WEDNESDAY next, 2lst inst. At tho
same hour. GODDIN A. APPERa1;H '"0
ia ~ AUctioneerp
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a. FOk SALE.- At LtpscO mbeSs H0a.
IoSble, on End street, between Broad and Grace,
pair of young, sound and well broke HOR.
SES. They sold because the owner 10 about re-.
moving from the State, and has farther for
them. ja17-6t~
~ DAME MOLLEN respectfully informs the La
dies and Gentlemen of Richmond and vicinity, that
she will give information In all the affairs RELATING 10
neys, Law Suits. Difficulties in Buaines, Absent
Friends. Sickness and Death, and In respect to all
other subjects both past present and future, and a
concerns of life. Terms-For Ladies % cents, Gen.
tlsmen so cents. each. Apply ss No. ". twhishi 10
over the door Taylors alley. between nth and 18th
ia I'D m*
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~ Notice Accountant, Agent md Col
tFCToK--G o. WoorToN would respectfully IN
fora the citizens of Richmond and the public gene
rslly, thst he is now prepared TO keep and balance
hooss rnshe off bills and do writing by the job; will
also psy particular and prompt attention to collect
ina house rents negro hires and collecting generally
Security will be given for promptness and correct
ness to those who pstronss him.
His Office is one door below the corner Of Cover
nor and Franklin streets, short distance above the
Exchange Hotel. ja9-dlmt
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Baths: Baths. Baths Hot, Cold
sba shower Baths can be had at all hours from
noeiocs M TO 10 P. NJ, at the Hair Cutting, Shs-
f,hs ana shampooning Saloon, under the Ameriear
,v.ei Entrance 90 18th street. Single bath Is cts
" 'hessN IoI NH 81
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HIRING AND SHILLING OF SLAVES.

HIRING AND SHILLING OF SLAVES.
DOR HI X 4 :..For hire, a strong, able
L bodied man, with 10 or IL years experience as
Tobacco factory hand %oM HRPH1ys c,.,aonnr
ja19-St No. II Pearl It.
EOK HIKE-A Boy who has been used
n-st* laO Broad street.
EOR sALE--A young and likely Girl. &C.
Il customed to general Homework. Sold for no
fault Also, five Shares Of Farmers Bank Stock.
Also, FIVE Shares Richmond Building Fund Company
ia l7-3t Gouldins Old Stand.
i2mse to H'u EDWIN WIN w ApRiTE co.'s
EOK rALK::--A Woman, who !. an excel
lent HOUSE Servant and splendid Washer q and
FOR HIKE.-A WOMAN who IL a good
l. cook, washer and ironer, Also, GIRL, which
can be recommended a. first rate house servant.
jas ~ ALEX MOTT
EOH HIKE-A strong able odied MAN
l. who is first rate ostler, carriage driver wa.
goner and OF the very best character either BY the
n'A'" 0' ''"'' E adRdgI1E FITZGERALD.
desc No. IA Pearl street.
"A. GENERAL AGENT AND COLLECTOR,
Attends to the Collection Of Claims Hiring out Ne
eroes, Renting out Houses, and general Com
mission Business.
az Office 18th street, opposite Exchange Hotel
with W. q. Richardson, Richmond, Va.
de 25-dlm
NEGRO HIRING...Tho subscriber gain
Y offers his services to his friend and the public
for HIRING OUT NEGROES for the ensuing year.
He pledges himself to use his best exertions to pro
mote the interest of those who may favor him with
their business and to pay special attention to the me-
He hopes, from an experience of twelve years. to
be able to give sstisfsction.
Office at the old stand of Dsbney & Cauthorn, cor.
OF Main and 18th streets opposite the st. Charles
Hotel. EDWARD N. DABNEY.
NENEKAL AGENCY.-The subscriber
u tenders bis services to the public for the hiring
RENTING HOUSES. and all business connected
with General Agency and Commission Business
He will also attend to the sale and purchase of live
stock of all kinds Business entrusted to him will be
promptly attended to.
Office corner OF Franklin and WALL or 18th Streets
formerly occupied BY N. B. C. 3 Hill; ,,,,,,
r. H. Maury 4 Co., Richmond,
Dickinson, Hill l. Co, do.
VIM. M Harrison 4 Co., do.
Jno. p Ballard, Esq, do.
Jas Harden, Esq, do.
Gen F. M. Boykin, Isle of Wight.
DR.. Sam'l Wilson, 6urry.
Alex Dudley. Esq King and Queen.
D. Walker Haxall, Esq Charles City.
Francis X. Nelson, Esq, New Kent.
Peter Hanger Esq, Augusta.
Jno. Wood, Jr.. Esq, Albemarle.
Chas. B. Williams, Esq, Henrico.
Frank Ruffin, Esq Chesterfield. de 22-1m
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1UfU11 DlYS.
ny TSvsc~ = 15SssssssS-s->~.

Tt1X87 ai hf6S 49, Z OF vALUAsLs
Irus9 cxeeaesA . ~ saissx;Ssr. 81 49, g
e. 49, ~ = ls.s .d rsssrss2 8 iies-
rs.rs.e.S ~. SSosrs Clsses 01ee, bsiae thereto
Js.s.sy 1851 e a osleek, A. z, 8 IL ~ q
o. snd fstoa, q The corner e Gassksli - ~
- esss ne eoss Of Eanitsrs therein, eemvris,s
snd other Furniture. The wholo q tks - msss
nd = good = new Alsots small nesro siri ana
TAYLoR WiLLIANs, Ausfs. q ID -.
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FOR K K N T..THE KICHNrnNn
HOUSE.-The Richmond Honsa harins hsan

HOUSE-The Richmond House having bssn
greatly improved and put in good order, Is now
ior rent or lease Possession will be given at once
II I. not rented privately before the 18th January
~ tb it viii on that day be offered for rsnt
70 .ne niene1 bidder, at public anetion, upon the
90 required IN any event from the lessee Applica-
lion 70 be made to the subscriber, or to Or. j. s.
dorsey cullen whose office IL in the Richmond
mouse, on 18th street, and who will show the ORE
m.es 70 applicants. g. A. MYERS
Renting conducted by GopDIN & APpERsoN.
ia IL
OsTPONEMENT-In consequences of tn. in.
ciemency OF the weather on Monday the 10th inst ,
the renting OF the above property was to
MONDAY next, the 18th January, at the same hour
80 GODDIN APPERaON Ancta
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~ MorEantown. Va, Jan. "a, 1856
severe Headache deranged Stomach aud Liver sna
~ system generally cut Of order. After usiue
s~ aoses OF -FOUR McLsne's Improved Liver Pills all
sn now restored TO health can recommend the I'M
operation. n SEIn pnsnM A
z Co and Alex. Dsval Richmond ia
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WlNTKK CLOTHING, Ar Low C1sH
w PRICE6.-Desrous Of reducing my stock Of
Winter Clothing a. low possible, by the first Of
Of Over Coats, Kaglans, Talrnss, Cloaks, Hhawls,
Blankets Business Goats, Pants and Vests from
finest to lowest qualtes) Merno and Ailk Under
Shirts and Drawers Fur aud Cashmere Gloves, Muf.
Aers &c. Those who have not yet supplied them.
selves, have most favorable opportunity Of dotnt
so by making an early call on
J. D. GOODMAN,
No. ll9 Main ct.
N. B.-Servants' Clothing, Coats. Pants, Vests,
Socks and Shirts will be sold unusually low for cash.
to close out the entire lots 1t 10 not desirable to
keep over to another season, coarse, heavy goods.
ia Is J.. ID, g.
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4 cows, HOGS. &c. &c, AT PUBLIC AUG.
TloN.-The subscriber, having sold his farm, win
sell at public auction, on THURSDAY. the I'd Of
after, hi. stock of Horses Mules, (some Of the N
ton Utensil:, embracing Wheat Machine, one Of
Mannys Wheat ReaPers, nearly new, ono of smiths
Cleaners, Corn Shelter, Cutting Knife Sc &c also,
= secondhand Carriage, Rocksway, Wagon, Cart,
to 10 cws Of Hay Wheat strs1 &c si.o nom
ton of bis Household Furniture
Terms made known on day of sale.
jal9-4t* RIO. B. LYME.
WE 0 MILL a6 HILL !. Az Nns TnHx1kL0TTK
of February next II LIKELY NEGROES, amongst
them. two first rate Blscksmiths, belonging to the
late Mrs Martha Watson decd;
j.ls-ds. Tia e &. f soo4iA com".
A "a HORSE POWER . r IA IN KN.
"A CINE, SAW MILL AND FIXTURES, AT
AUCTlON-Thes subscriber, designing to discontinue
the Lumber business, will sell on M0NDAY, the I'd
of March next, his very superior Steam Engine, Saw
Mill and Fixtures. on credit of IL months.
The Min Is in perfect order, having been worked
AtIee's kt:tion Virginia Central Railroad,
Any additional information may be obtained ofthe
Through e TH kaS0ns BE- 9i
x1c4ios. A 6sD "a 81 psc SE6 81 Court a.
A. Special Commissioned, manned in decree, pro-
nounced on the nth day OF November, 1856 BY the
Corporation Court Of the City Of Norfolk, win Of
ser for sale ct public suction front OF the Market
house IN Norfolk, ON WEDNESDAY,, the 2lst Jan.
nary, 1857 ct noon, al the SLAVES belonging to the
Estate Of John Pettey. decd, about forty In
number, condsting Of Men, Women and Chidren,
smonese them are farm hands, house servants Cooks,
&c, &c, and most of them very valuable.
Terms cash LEWIS b. CRENSHAW
- 41-sde Special Commissioner.
'rwhhxE U3 EIfTKKN VALUABLE
= SLAVES AT AUCTlON.---On friday the
% Gay OF January, 1857 In front Of the Union Hotel
IN the town Of Clsrkesvlle Win sell e publc cue
ton, 70 the highest bidder, IL or Is vslusb
sLAvLs oelonsins to the estate Of George W. VII.
Ts.Ms-. Negotiable notes, well endorsed. At f.ur
month"; with interest ADDED
JAMES .WILLiAMsON
Admir-. OF Geo. w. WiIliemeon d@,d
@. w. u AyEaETT. Auet isS ids
1O0 mn CI0ARA varisss $780, a.1
1VV'vUV quahdss. foe sAls b
leOKlCk.--3lO eases sticE a11 01ass
By jaH-lw DUNLOP, nONCURR,k CO.
kAMlLY RLllpR.-.i20 EaFTcIs exSFa
= quality Family Flour, for salo ~
= t7-lv DUNLOP. AONCukE 4 co
RQHNlNG LUID "A fFsss s1DpIy
Lamp ohs winter aIa,ns1, eos s.is ~
jsH eth aad Bread stSssss
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70 Bad Colds are now prevalent, and If
not checked in time, may end in pneumonia or con
ia BAKERS BITTERS. as of our readers will find.
On giving them trial. The proprietor is 10 receipt
OF certificates voluntarily gyer, by of the most
respectable citizens Of Henr 20 Hanover and Rich.
mond city, who have cured the worst colds and most
painful coughs by the use Of these BIrTERs when
sill other remedies had failed. When used morning
circulation Of the blood, and are sure remedy for
night sweats and cold feet. Composed entirely of
vegetable properties they may bs used at all seasons
ana by all sexes with entire IMMUNITY. Price 80
cents per bsttls.
re be had of all the principal Druggists in the city
or Richmond and elsewhere
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~ Md Gloves cleaned In the best man.
~ for 1874 cents q pair. by
he' ''i - DENNIS l. BRO, Franklin ST.
3. - o. Opposite Metropolitan Hall.
~ tn the Genllcmen OF RIchmond =.

~ To the Gentlemen OF Richmond =.
n.r,,prptSc.- Many is the Garment that is
tsro,n aside because it looks soied and needs clean
ss sn5 renairine to make it look respectable IL
viii psy well to look them up and send them to the
R;.bmonS Dyeing and Cleansing Establishment and
have them put in good srder at short notice and upon
reasonable terms. -
DENNIS 4 BRO, Franklin st.,
uen
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II DIR. William d. sneilinxs situated on
the corner Of Broad and 25th streets can be found
ooth Gay and night, when not professionally engaged
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TASKS FINE OLD COGNAC BRAN.
for sale by - S1'son mouse
jas WIN WALLAcr l. SON.
10 nnLs. AND HALLS NUNTH s-10.
oLINA FAMILY ROE HEARINGS, NO. /.
"ls WIN. WALLACE / soy.
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II ksTINY DkNIONsTKATKD.- MA

BANK OF vik3lNIA,i
RICHMOND, Jan. 6, 1855.
i Bank have declared dividend of fou and quar.
ter per cont out of the profits of the Bank for tho
last six months, subject to the deduction Of one
four Per cent or % 80 per share payable to tho
Stockholders on and altar the 10th inst
JaI-d2w RAML MARX, Cashier.
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A w. RICHARDSON.
"A. GENERAL AGENT AND COLLECTOR,
Attends to the Collection Of Claims, Hiring out Ne
groes, Renting out Houses, and general Com
mission Business
a. Office l4th street, opposite Exchange Hotel,
with w. H. Richardson, Richmond, Va
d. 2k-dlm
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1EuT N I'm HOHSBS.-xhb very
- bad disease y always known b. some chsra steF-
istie symptoms, but differing at different sssssus Of
the year is attack is usually sudden and comes on
IN the night AZ hrst Il seems violent cold the
hor.e sh,ver. his pulse IL quiek mouth hot noss esd
ssyss req sna wsspinE h. sgpetise fails and fsshs
neave-tnese sympfoms are the sure foT4runnen Of
sitosether and though 1t does interfere With his
:eundne:s L Is well TO cure him Of It. DIV
cure Distemper and Coughs In hcrses; imsroSs bic
cond ticn; give him an appetite, And fivs 6ne
healthy appearances. To be had Of the npans faotv.
Tcfs, DUVAL NORTON Orussiuf
j. 10 Main and 10th sfreets
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MAIN STREET. OF o q A A ID
aMsBOTYPES- to establish repu.
,stion for good Pictures, and secure the patronage
once extended to this Gallery, have made prepa-
Tstion for taking Photographs in style not surpass
cd in sny city in the Union. Having operated ex-
,sn.yely in Europe as we'll in the largest estab-
Iishmepts in this country, feel that can give am
re satisscon to the most fsstidious taste. Having
ins Photographs colored in oil and water colors.-
Pictures will be sold at this Gallery cheap as they
can be procured in any Northern city. Ambrotypes
taken IN the finest style, from one dollar up Call
and see. ALBEkT L!TCh,
ia 9-dlms Manager.
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m Requirement of the Wing and Know

NoIHING PARTlEs.-At yont FequesL ennOunes
r,y,af candidate for the oifice of SERGEANT OF
ne eity of Richmond at the coming election 10 April
re,t To those who will favor me with their sup
rort. promise faithful discharge of the duties oil
your,. gentlemen, with the utmost respect,
"a ~ grt CHARLES w. GRACE.
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y 6oA1ln = Appersoa.
VALuA PAknl, Ia Mills RK.
e LOW A&LHMONO ON THE mn 4 asr

Tow [tHMoNDa ; o X 81 rzE M1 WIS re ,!s
S guRG T SThGE To snS Axp PERsoNzL Is
AZ the request the executors and hsirs Of the late
os he pes%. as is &. psS S: :sS9,
1887 ct II O'clock A. n, If fair Il not the next fsi
day, the tract Of snd located above, containing
Ct our Office. IL has been snbdivded into Eve tracts
giving to the Mansion House 228 acres-the otheI
PORTIONS being detached has been laid Oh into suit
able sizes. On the Mansiou House tract there 10 ,
SPACIOUS dwelling, nearly new, and all other building
suiaoe for the Of the place. Near the dweIli6i
mere = an excellent spripg. On this tract eighty
q eusno After The sale Of the land all the perisha
s0e estate on the place will be sold condsting of
se9 superior Mules Also, Wagons. Oats and Farm
Corn; 9 stacks 6heaf Oats shucis Wheat straw
&c; Alse, an old Negro Man.
montbs une-hith cash; balance at 8, u and II
oy trust deed Fer the perishsble estate, an sum
under $50, cash; over that amount, months credit
approved 'a's scS6E
TWEEN BYRD AND Arch sTkEr - IN IN
SALE AT AUCTION.-Willb be sold on TfiIIRa
DAY, the 9th Jauusry 1857, on the premises com on,
Gated above fronting slA feet on the eastern "s
OF sixth street. running back $50 feet to the
ty Of jaime. Thomas, Jr Esq. 1t IL sdmirsbly loca
TEaMs:-One-fouTth cash; balance at 8, g and .
months for negotiable notes. interest added secures
by trust deed or title retained. The taxes for 1856
to be paid by the purchaser
jal6 GODDIN APPERsoN, Aucts
VALUABLk FARM IN HENRICO. 6
NILES FROM RICHMOND. FOR SALE As
AUCTdON-Will be sold, on WEDNESDAY,, Ian
uary 18th, upon tho premises, commencine At - :
o'clock NJ, the valuable Farm located az above. ad
i Sas the lands Of Dr. Miles George, DR.. John
oneppsrd MI w G. Taliaferro and others II is oc
which about twothrds cleared the balance IL !,
original growth, mostly of oak. The improvement
cohsst OF small dwelling, containing rooms. be
sides kitchen, barn, stable, DC. W
IERMs-One-fifth cash balance at 4, g. 70 and Il
months Tor negotiable notes. interest added and It'll
the purchaser. GODDIN l. ApPERSHRMa y.
Je" Auctioneers
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} eetve
|NTk.O
| rig
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cityof
| , food
rse.-
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VALUABLE FA KIM IN HENRICH
MILES FROM Rich MONn Pop Il Z ~

Al FOR SALE.-Will be sold on WEDNEs0AY'
the 2st day Of January. 1857, on the premises COM
mneneing at O'Clock p. NJ, q Lot, with a email
5ack:en street, near to Mr.. Winants residenee
fronting 2s4 feet. running back l65 feet to an aey.
IERMs-One-third cash; balance at and months
ior negotiable notes, interest added secured nv
chaser. GODDlN 4 SFpTp pS n,,S Pur
ja Is S0VN,
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neutrality-suspicious. will he shade fer
u duplicate certificate Of 20 shares Of Btock
No. 80, 10 the Monroe Building Comyssy, sandine
In the name Of Augustus ApdsFso1, deceased the
certificate having been ost or mislaid. And eli pss.
sons are fofbid trading for the sems.
jsA-l2tH LEWIS 01NTER
DICHMUNO IRON And 1TkK l.
II WORKS, FOOT or sTH q, ON JANIS
klvER.-Ths undermined returns bis tbanks TO bis
would respectfully inform them snd the public ssa-
orally thai he 10 sill manufacturing and keeps
stsnt1y on hand, fall assortment Mar, Bad, HOOP.
Scroll and Rod Iron, Of al sizes.
ALeo--Cosch and 1aeSy Tiers Steel aad lsoa
OvsIs and Half koun6s. gu sizes
Lishtnine Rods, Round end eqsaFe,
Cut 70 lengths sad 6fte1 9th bafu
Frog Steel. al sizss, Tor Railroads
Tsrered Iron. ell ssss, for Tobseeo Mills
All made from the best selscted essap ltoa
jaI3-ims a. nUNx10
I a.. 40 n go IDEN'B W 1NllOW SHADE
III DEPOT. $50 Brosd street 1T - fealiy $780,
ishns TIE low psiss he asks for he keeueif1i en-
shaAea only "a the ssrne ceiling otnss $780, 9
q; Landscapss S7i cts Liehs eha1ss % - vesee
81; ell woEsh double The meney aeyeyS sssy
week. a great ysristy Of feeie Oh Glo1he e9 = -
NJ e TIE esa; rnslisA Cd Cses yla1sse L.siss 2
4. 60EbxN. = aseal asest
n. D sters ksspsss ~ kediam aepiaea 3 40
vork pfsoee. l1ls-lo
TNAmA0 iNu4.r-We hav4 = eeeeo evegy
! sspesier axttcie q 1smastn6A as6s - seas0
.' 81 e. i'''''s'I osnsrox 40. 80.
DOTOal1V No: erQ.s ~ aal1oan -
hN S1loe. g01luo O..
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VERY CHEAP GOODS FOR FAMI

Prints, 81 cts fine Bleached Cottons 81 cts;
| case finer grade, 10 cts Pillow Case Cottons; full
width Cotton sheetings; family Bed Blankets very
cheap; Dsma,ks for curtains Gilt Window Cornice,
all prices CounterPans.; also, large lot fine En-
broidered Mu.lin Curtains slightly damaged to be
sod cheap. Buyers will please call Also, q large
lot Bleached Cottops and Irish Linens, only slightly
soiled which will be sold unusually low on account
OF the underwriters Purchasers will please call at
GWATKlN'S.
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.,
is 10 Opposite Exchange Bank

1.-TWO TRACTS of LAND In HANOVER.
L NEAR PEAKS TURN OUT, ON VIRGINIA
CENTRAL RAILROAD, FOR SALE.-The SUBJ
scriber is authorized sell two small of Land
we'll wooded one containing 24l acres, imm ediately
on the Virginiu Central Railroad; the other well
wooded containing 40 acres and within mile of
Railroad-both tracts Peaks Turn Out. For
terms apply to WIN. o. WINSTON,
ia Its hanover c. !.
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JOHN LEWIS.

VHKIAlMINGs, TT 4 NJ NJ 1 NC ., TRIM.
L MiNGs On hand, some very nice Cut Velvet,
Plush and MORE Antique Cloak and Dress Trim
mings, whsh will be closed at less than cost LADIES'
In want of that style of Trimmings will find bar.
gains by calling at /. L. WELLS
Dry Goods and Trimmings store,
ia 10 81 Main .traet5
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NOTICE.--Nly wife Martha A. Lewisl
~ has left my bed and board, without just cause
or provocation on my part; therefore, do forwarn
all persons against receiving her into their houses
giving her credit for any thing my account for any
sum or amount whatsoever.
ia I3-dta I0HN LEWIS
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P0f0sIzU C: 90 - H. -
]. = /: H'''''e = ~ sskIos. JONI ! =.
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EOR HlR K ...For hire, n strong, able
L bodied man, with 10 or II years experience as
Tobacco factory hand. Apply to b..
WOMBLE L CLAIBORNE,
al M n paayl
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lust HECElVED---A nice lot OF SDaIE
y LEATHER, which we offer very low at whole.
sale and retail. MARCUS HARRIS,
ia 10 18S Broad S
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- 10
aut to
COM
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ear
good
on la
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com
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OF Al
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Litchfield enquirer., 1857-12-24
Work for December.

During this first month of Winter the f,ru CT is certainly entitled to relax little from thooe .hors which have urged him on through the season of seed time, tillnge and harvest, and having gathered in hs st 'res to enjoy portion of that rest which the season seems fitted to give. During this leisure let hui lay plans for the coming year. fix upon what crops to plant, what fields to drain and what lot of woodland to clear up. wild land to reclaim. Brt indoor reflections and plans not the only objects the farmers thoughts and cares. From the pas tnres and delds the cattle, sheep and horses have his hand for their daily supplies There also the surplus products of the farm. portion of which may very properly te marketed now. This is also f,- vorahle time for cutting, drawing. preparing and storing the yearly supply of fuel. Towards the eni of tho month which closes the present year. every ono should settle as many running accounts aa possible, and wisely resolve upon the cash ps yS. you.go system. rather than up grocery other bill for nearly year, trusting to pay of with the Fall crops If you have not heretofore been in the habit of keeping an account with the farm, ad- vso to commence January lst. 1858, by taking a careful inventory of tho farm, implements. stock and produce on hand, and register the amount in a book for the purpose. A similar account taken one cess in farming. more correct account woult bc shown by \ Dr. and Or side for the farm, rAurging it with everything paid out on it's account l,or expended upon 1t, and givng it credit for all pro- ductions sold from it Any permanent improve. ments such as erecting buildings draining lands planting an orchard, sc, are presumed t0 enhance the value of tho farm to the extent of their cost Accounts of thesa kinds will be useful statistics showing one's position at the end of each year. and suggesting those operations crops lnost profitable for the cultivator. A5r,cuhuriss.