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FIFTY DOLLARS REWNRn

WILL pay $50 reward for the apprehension of a Ne.
L gro man named BERRY. who calls himself Ned Lyon
aud says be is free, and possibly may have free papers -
he ran away from me about l2 mouths ago, and was ap.
pretended ard put in Lynchburg jail. and In taking bin
1Ouo made his escape, which was about the 5h Of Janu.
asy, 1876 He lie five feet seven and a half inches high,
ana OF a dark gingcr.cake color, with long hair. largceyes,
WIN a good deal of white. and very high forehead. He is
aooa' p years Of age. He will deny his name and his
master also.
PARTICULAR NoTICE.-Learning that a boy answer.
,ne ,he above description had been lodged in the Peters.
ous jail, repaired hither on the 26th of the present
m.n'a' January, 1857. the boy. hearing of my presence,
again at large.
- is' as | can leara a man now residing in Portsmouth
~ T.ausned 10 be his owner, and no hes made his way In
NV ptft under cover Of said ownership, but when the
bby"I fPprecended and committed to Jail in Peters.
uS..n saa owner was unable TO gain his release BY
fvpe. evidence o.. ownership.
Cos, s LH 90 when he left The Petersburg jail a short sack
ed n""up oeke's outside, blue cashmere coat, dark color.
witt. NICK heavy boots, nailed from heel 10 toe, and q
Ne WOOL Nat with round top.
| wb,,. . 40" enfeavor 70 visit Charles City county,
kvi., Pow ~ 4 a wife ! learn. or he may even attempt to
y Doisrs wHiHYu'n, The above named reward OF Fifty
70 tas, -, &c given for his apprehension and detention,
Please s5S n others into waoss hands he may come will
ln sSN ~ = ME at COLI nbia P. O., Fluvanna, Va.
~ DAVID l. GRAY
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NOTICE.

NOT1CEs
1--WE limited partnership OF Morriss & Tanner, n
L which Charles Y. Morriss and John F. Tanner were
the isaeral psrtaers and Joseph r. Anderson a special
pa'ire-, expired Yesterday In pursuance OF is own terms.
h~;;ea:tsr ;hc business OF notwithstanding lroa at the
~tF"degar Rolling Mills, will be conducted by the subscri
oe's under the firm of Merriss. Tanner s. Co.
CHARLES Y. MORRISS,
JNO. F. TANNER,
J. r. ANDERSON.
~Tredeqar Rolling MILL Richmond. Jan /, s57-wfw
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF 4 IN
HANOVER COIfk,Ty

dhNON In oCri1
y virtue Of the decree OF the County Court of Hano.
- yer county. rendered on the 9Th dny OF January,
1857, IN the suit Of WIngheld and others VS.. Wiushelde
administrator and others. the undersigned, "a Ccmmis.
sioner, will sell. at public auction. at the late residence OF
VIM Wingfeld, Jr deceased, In the County of Hanover,
On Thursday, February Goth. ls57, ii fair. ii not the first
tair day thereafter, nineteen likely Negroes; men, women,
boys and girls, belonging to the n.iaie Of sa!d VIM. Wing.
held. Jr. deceased. WM. X. WlSN, Commr.
TERMs-Cash. Feb e-c,I.
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SOUTHERN IMPORTING Gun AND SPORT
ING ESTABLISHMENT.
SAMUEL SuT'II-
- ERLASD. In

ais, aud the finer descriptions Of Cutlery. No. l3a MAN
street, Richmond, Virgins, asks tie attention OF the
Southern public 10 his large and wei. selected stock OF
Goods. He imports direct from Europe, ana is there
fore enabled to supply Guns, Pistols, Fishing Tackle,
Walking Canes, &c., uDon as reasonable terms n: similar
goods can be purchased n the Northern cities, while, st
the same time, he knows, from long experience in the
trade, that his stock Ia better adapted TO the wants OF the
Southern public than cun generally be found III the largest
importing houses In the Nortnern and Eastern cities. He
deems 1t unnecessary 10 par,icalarize HE stock SuiHceit
To say, thnt II comprises every article in the trade, from
Percussion Caps up ~ the largest swivel Guns. he asks =
call from Southern merchants and others, with the assu.
rance that both prices and goods shalt prove satisfactory.
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w. QUARLES.

CITY SERGEANT.-The subscriber
R respectfully announces himself a candidate for
The ,hhce of CITY SERGEANT, at the ensuing election.
sniwillb be thankful. Tor the support of the voters OF the
oy II 4.
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ITO THE VOTERS OF THE CITY OF
LIZ RICHMOND am a candidate for the office Of
ca SERGEANT, and respectfully solicit your sutsrages
m 1T THOMAS w. BOSWELL.
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UNIVERSITY OF yIRCINI,

MEETING OF the Board of Visitors of the Universe.
"A ~ of Virginia, will be held on the 18th OF February
hexl, 10 appoint a Professor OF History and General Lite
reCre.
communications to the Board, in reference to the ap.
pAn,ment, may be addressed to the care of tho subscti.
pei. 6. MAUPIN,
Dec l9-cSw Chairman of the Fscpl,r
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~EIGHTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT.CWe
~ ,re authorized to announce JAMES NJ. JET
:plrs rso. of King and Queen county, as a candidate
ia,be once of Judge of the Eighth Judicial Circuit, to
sTtbe vacancy occssiorcd by the resignation OF Judge
...a. '"N Jan l7-ctd
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~NOTICE.-Atshe solicitation of many friends,
~ announce myself a Candidate for the ONCE OIL
ciY SERGEANT, at the ensuing Municipal Elections.
mako this early announcement to correct the iais,
..s,ncnt, and impression ON the minds of some, that j
", Id not be a candidate.
m I'm TfDNaS v. DUDL6i
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r@TO THE VOTERS OF RICH1iOND.mN
Ne Presen, appearances indicating that there WIN
20 psrry nominations at the approaching spring cleo
% srain present myself as a candidate for the once
:" =; JTY SERGEANT. make this announcement Garner
So intended, in auswer 10 the many enquiries as 10
"aSnc. ! ;a''H'' y PETER w. GRUBBS.
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JAMES RIVER ESTATE FOR SALE.

JAMES RIVER ESTATE q SALE.
OFFER for sale privately my plantation called Mount
Il Bernard. This plantation lies OF the James River. in
the county OF Gooch!and, Immediately above Maiden's
Adventure dam, and within twenty eight miles Of Rich.
rnond. II contains seven hundred and thirty acres,
Of whtchseventy.fve acres are James River ioa grounds,
Of tho best quality. ~thirty.fve acres are creek low
grounds, and the remainder lie BeaVo- dam creek red
land. There lie on the place a good dweliHg.housc on q
beautiful site. and all necessary out.hou.es, ind both the
buildings and the fences are In good repair, and the land
is in a high state of cultivation.
] will also sell the stock and farming utensils upon the
land The stock consists of horses, mules, cattle, inclu.
ding mich cows; and the farming utensils are, the most
OF them, new, and all of them goddard there are
enough, both OF stock and farming utensils, fer the tho.
rough cultivation of the plantation.
The terms OF sale as 10 rhe payments viii be made
very much to suit the purchaser.
MI. James NJ. Payne, my Laann9er. living on the place,
vii! show the properly 10 any person desiring to examine
It.. MY addrs3s Is washington, D C..
May IT-ctf NJ. N. PAYNE
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BY GODDIN & APrENsON. ALCJ-
FARM TWO ANDA H,1p wa, ,

BELOW RICHMOND, ON THE WlLiENsTUEr
STAGE ROAD, AND PERSONAL EsTA-E ra:S-
ON. FOR AT AUCTION.
4 I the request Of tue executors Ind heira c: rie 90.
"A John Enders. deceased. We shsl. sell. ..rtfs ,rg.
ION, Oh tie premises, on TUESDAY, liz 10Th r. 5.,.t,.
!e3', at ii O'Clock, A. NJ, II fair. =: not ,h- ~. g. c.~.
he tract OF land located Us above, &C ars!rirr b 'tc.:
-urveys $40 acres. (Which saIvey c.a be tat ~ .u.t.
nee! II mas been subaivifed into five ute;....!,.g, o.
me Mansion House s2s acres; the 9TH pcrlC, o..
,nched have been la;! of in suitable Ell e.. tpIt. H.ls..
House Tract there Is a spacious Gw Meg rsr,'y : ~
ma al other buildings suitable Tor tic u.c Of Tie ph cs -
tract e0 bushels t whest haze been ee.6,dv ID tf.ts
IONS GuHno: Ai'er The sale oil the lind. lilihe !.irl - 9
Estate VIII be sold, consisting Of ave very scTt,:og aul,
4iao' Mas' ne. Carts, and Farming lu.ricnear. ceccr r.,
Also about l2O barrels Corn, eight e;sck, shave +, 80
7hTsks; stray, &c sl.o. IN old Negro a,sa.
Understanding cash, bsisoce b; 6, I2, - s,t 81.
month";, i"r negotibble notes, in.eres edo. d ,c,;.,c ..
! trust deed. For the p~efishslie t tate. oil y ;4s ~
$50 each; over that amount fou- mor..s c,,cir. ;r -
proved endorsed negotiable Paper. -
Jan - GODUlS A. 4pprpSor ~
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N FEMALE rEAcuER MANrEp.-Not ha

a succeeded in getting q teacher to teach q email
school In my family. AN stil! II. rous to obtain one i'm.
nseaia;sly. She must be thoroug hIy competent to teach the
give $33 per moth snd board, until 10Th July. If mutu.
bly, pleased the engagement, can be renewed.
Address LUTHER NJ GEORGE,
Jan 1(-c3w Charlottesyille.
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VALUABLE FARM FOX SALE.

VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.
UOFFER for sale my Farm, upon which formerly re.
sided, living Immediately GU Swift Geek, in the coun.
" of Chesterfield, about four miles above me Court House,
and twelve miles from Richmond.
The tract contains 26i acres, nethird OF which is In
original growth; the other ~twothird. is open land, in a
good stale of cultivation, and well adapted to the growth
Of wheat, corn and tobacco.
The improvements cons.s, CT a good dwelling and all ne.
cessary out and farm houses.
The farm is we'll watered. and considered remarkably
healthy.
Any one wishing TO purchase cnn call On me, or J. r.
at tine Farmers Bank Vf Va, Richmond.
Nov ls-ctf P H. GILL.
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AMBROTYpEs AND DAGuERREOTYPEs
IN 4 FEW DAfs,
TWILL. 2E PUBLISHED.

w AND READY FOB SALE
'CANEIBALS ALL; OR, SLAVES Mas
TERS,"
By Geork Fitzhugh. Esq, author OF Sociology for the
South"
SOCIOLOGY FOR THE SOUTH, or II FAILURE
OF FREE SOCIETY. By George ~Fitzhugh, Esq.-
One vol, l2mo. ~Price-Clo,h 81: Paper. rs cts.
NOTICES OF THE PRESS:
There are pat,nt In this volume arguments and facts
which will rebuke fanahcism nnd enchain the attention OF
thinking men - National lnte'hgencer.
This book IL q mine OF thought and a magazine OF Ideas
Its main object seems TO be the illustration OF tae neces'
sity for, and the advantages oil, avc7y.-,Wnih!ngton
Sentinel.
There is a work recently published oy Mr.. %Fttzhugh, Ct
Virginia, called Sociology for the SOUTH wh'cn should
be In the possession of every Southern gentleman. II 10
full of valuable suggestions on ;ais subject, and withoutne ne.
cessarjly endorsing every sentiment oil the writer; lew can
resa il and fs;i of being confirmed In their attachnientto
,ur pecul,ar institutions Judge Perkins OF Louisiana:
A Southern critic, speaking Of this work, has snid, With
much truth: "The splendor, animation, and crowdc5 Pc
nulation of the northern cities, excite, 5ew.!tsr and de.
iiqht Southern men and their ihiniliea. Compared with
The calm, easy Incidence OF their own communities, n
n,intuI snns. of ,p,eriority depresses them when they go
b.rk IN tneir own homes. The difference IL as between
mapniicent paneram;c 7iew and q dark still landscape-
I;e In nc,ion 1nd life in repsse ""Letthem he contented "
,be writer continues, 'the work Of Fitzhugh will do much
70 reconcile them to what they hive. and what they are,
when he reveals to them the interior view-the miseries
of pauperism, with lis grim and hideous attendants-its
dire deqradations as shown in penitendaries and houses OF
refuge, even for the young" o,,,
Ian %. For sale by a. MoHRlS, fuohshe:.
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IMPROVEMENT PRESERVATION OF
n EYE-SIGHT.

tH~PECTACLEs afjustet 70 Detective e|AsfS~.
- sight, upon unrrrlng scientific priucl. ~ ~
pies. by +. MARKESS. Opticisn, 69!, Main ssreet. Take
particular notice OF the number.
Tho subscriber, who is we'll known TO the citizens Of
Virginia, as n -kliul optcian, informs the public that he
ha, GU ntnd the handsomest and best assortment OF Spec.
lacles and Eyeglasses in the county, and that he will br
happy faithfully 10 attend TO ell who wish their e.siCht
properly treated BY accurate unn superior ground glasses
Ills art enables him, upon the shorteet examination, 20 suit
almost every defect, whether 1t be derived from Myopiu,
(~presbytic or myopic,) Carasnc,, etc etc. The existing
prejudice against Sprr,sclcs should be entirely discarded
By young persons suffering from detective vision; this pre-.
vailing prejudice is owing entirely 10 the erroneous notion
TINT Spectaclcs should ne suited to different sgcs.
II you wish TO Drcsc:ve Jour sight during lite, see with
ease 10 read, write or sew, without the lrast strHin 10 your
eyes, call OH E. MARKENS, Opucian,
Feb 2-3m 69., Main street.
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.

FIFTY REWARD.
n AN AWAY from abe subscriber, on the 18th day Of
II September last n bright mulatto boy, named Tom,
about 10 years old. When he left had on a straw hat with
u black baad; a clouded or spotted frock coat. Has n full
head of hair, scars on one or both arms near the elbows;
a scar on the inside Of the lst thigh. All those scars have
the appearance OF being bit o. cat with a knife; He is
lefr.handed, shrewd ard intelligent, and will no doubt at
tempt TO pass as a free boy, ard NAV hire himself as such.
| will give the above reward for lhe apprehension and
delivery of said boy to me or secured in jail 60 that | get
him. WIN. a CLEMENT.
Address, Campbell Court House, Va. Jan l0-ctf
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e~EiGuTU JUDICIAL CIRCUIT.-We
BIZ are authorized TO announce A. CLAY bRooA
ssl candidate to NIL the vacancy occas:oned oy the rests-
,sion of Judge LomaX. Jan io-ea
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FhAscIs MINOR, 81. LOUIS, MO. s Jons y. sHsRsAsp
attorney a. Lar. C!ri! Engineer.
MINOR G. sHERRARD.

rhASCIS "!HoF, tol' LOUIS, W.. jon: " HthSAai
Attorney a. Lar. C!ri! Engineer.
GENERAL LAND AGENTS.
FOR MISSOURI. ILLINOIS. IOWA AND KANSAS,
0act, Southeast Corrsrot Third aud Ct,!nat S:I.
ST. LOUIS, $40.
WILL attend to the purchase and sale Of Lands and
SV Town Lot, the entry and location OF Lands, pay.
ment oil Taxes, e5-ctine Loans, making Collections. and
20 Land business generally, in the above States, CsS-.Al
butineSs entrusted TO The trm will receive the attention Of
both parties. 6
N. B.-Mr. MINOR will continue the practice Of his pro.
fesson, re heretofore.
REJEREScE:-Hon ! Mason. Va @ W Muutord, Esq,
Secretary oil state, R.chroEd, Va; Hon Henry Edmond.
son, Va; Hon a R Maliaday, Richmond, Vai VIM Radford,
Esq, Lynchhurg. VA Prof John p Minor. University OF Va;
Edward c Msr.hal, Esq, Fauquier county, Va Joseph H
Sherrurd, Esq. Winchester, VS.. Jan s-clm
COMMERCIAL SAVINGS BANK.
EfHARTERED h. the Ls:lsinrurs of Virginia, Decem.
" Der l1tt, ~tSo3-Cspi:sl $4,000 This Institution re.
ceives Ss2Ss;s, on which interest Is paid ut the rute OF 6
20. cent. per aunurn If remaining on deposit six ronths'
and 5 per cent. for shorter periods
WIN. G PAINE, PRESIDENT,
GEO. J. SrMNER, Secretary,
JOHN II MONTAGUE, Treasurer.
,gOnce No. i53. corner Main and l2,h st.
Jan ,.-riy
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o~EIGHTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT.Weare
d. authorised to announce CHaRLES WV: pan,
MY. ESQ, of Hanover county, rs q candidate lot te
o4fe of Judge Of the Eighth Judicial Circuit 10 MI tue
,st,ncY occss;oned by the resignation OF Judge LomaS'
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NEGRO LABOR WANTED.
TIME James River and Kanawha Company want to hire
about eighteen able.bodied NEGRO MEN, to com.
plete the number required on the repairs of the First Di.
vision of thO Canal during the present year. The hands
wanted are one Blacksmith six good Q%uarrymen. who can
drill, and eleven common laborers. Three of the latter
class are required to work on the first ~forty.hve miles OF
the Canal. commencing at this city, and all the others on
that portion OF the Canal running through the counties Of
Albemarle, Nelson and Amherst.
For further particulars, address the undersigned, or call
at his office, on the Basin. E.. l. HIM
Ian l7-d&ctMarchlst Sup't J. r. e. X. Canal
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FARM IN CHARLES CITY COUNTY FOE

SALE.
rUAVIEG removed to Richmond, | offer for sale, my
HI Farm lying in the county of Charles City. 9 to-
miles from the James Riyer, and 90 miles from the city o,
Richmond, and containing $40 acres. aooutone halt clear.
ed. producing we'll aad rapidly improving, under the use
OF lime, clover, plaster &c. There 10 a good Dwelling. and
all nece:lary out.housee. nearly new. Also, al excellent
asruen and Orchard. The Farm could be very conye.
nienrly divided intotwo, one containing 303, and the other
2i0 acres. Persons wishing TO purchase a Farm In the
most productive and rapidly improving portion Of Virgins,
would do well to examine this property. as | am disposed
to sell on lihsraland accommodating terms.
The overaeer, or my brother living adjoining, will show
the Farm 20 any one wishing TO purchase.
Address DR.. o a. CRENSEAW,
lime g-crf Rnx Nc. 37s. Richmond Va
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WIN. RICHARDSON, Esq, VIII oe
81 yo,ed for in the election OF Judge tor the Eishth
Ju,ria, Circuit, on the 18th Of February next.
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EDGE HILL SCHOOL.

EDGE HILL SCHOOL
TIME second session of this school will commence on
the Is, October next, and terminate on the 3lst July
following. The session is divided into two terms, OF five
months each. The subjects taught are ancient and mo.
dern languages, and Mathematics. The chsree, for every
thing except lights, is Sl3h per term, payable in advance.
Persons desiring II, may obtain q detailed Catalogue by
addressing the Principal al GuineY's ?. o, Caroline CO,
Va. SAM l. NJ, D.
REFERENCES.
F. w. Coleman, Senate Of Virginia; profs. Harrison,
Davis, Cabell, Minor, and McGufey, University of Va;
Profs. Venable and Brown, University of Georgia: }. Ran
dolph Tucker, ESQ, Winchestcr; II. b. Heath, Esq, snG
r. I. Coleman y. D., Richmond; James c. Southall, Esq,
Charlot,esville; II. NJ. Robinson, ESQ, \. Orleans.
Julv li-cyf SAML
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JVTN q
Address, Gravel Hill, Buckingham, Va.
Jan l6-c5ts

PHILADELPHIA COLLEGE OF MEDICINE.
SPRING SESSION, 1851
TU&HE Spring Session will open on Monday March 'th'
1857.
The course will be in every respect Hs iuil ana compete
as the winter course, in this or any other colleges.
Degrees will be conferred early IN July.
Examinations are held daily by the members OF the Fa-
Guilty.
This being the only full course Of summer lectures In
Philadelphia or New York, offers especial advantages to
the student. For further information. address
B. TOWARD RAND. NJ. d., Dean,
At the College, Fifth street, below Walnut.
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notice.!
IINLEss disposed # Erivs,sly before, ! will, on 0
| nubliclv' At King William Court House. nv valuable
GRlsT' N sAW-MILL, and lot of lard ettached, ly
Ing In the Lower Parish. in q cen raj sui admirable locs
the county. ANY PRISON wishing 10 examine the premises
will plos;e call ca my superintendent, MI William A.
Gresham, who lives near.
TsRNs-Onsthird cash, balance IN orc and two YEAR,,
! with ;nrere,, from date. GEO. Z. MILL.
King William. ian. II. 1e51-cwSw.
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IAMEs WOODHOUSE 81 Co'' nave just re-
- ceived- ... u..t,
The American Almanac and HepoeSory OF Vseiui
Knowledge, for 1857; price e..
The American Journal of Medical Sciences for January,
1857; subscription IS per annum. c..
Medical Notes and Reaeetionsi ~ I'll h<nry doIano,
Bart, NJ. r. F. r s., ETC.; 81. ~
An Atlas Of Classical Geography, constructed BY VIM.
Hughes, and edited by George LONE, inrmsfly professor
" The Miser, Rfcketicketscx. aud the Poor Grntlenan-
,bree tales in one volume; from the Flemish Of Hendrick
Conscience; IS cts ..1aoL c.-.
Count Hugo and other tales by Hen'r'ek conscience
| VOL; 75c. ,,,-n,. hr u.,d,,.
Conscience: 75c.
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fhIS SALE of LAND i<D Sl..Ett
4 n pursuance OF a deed o: trust, r,stc hv r,i'gr, p
Il Wilkinson the l0th July, 1885,. recorded Cro. .
county, l will cfer for sale, 81 auction. AT Js,:- r..
store, nenr skinquarter. 10th February, laj7, :he :.;rAa.
property, or SO much a. msy be REQUIRED to .,,i,,,
tru t, viz: tie tract of Land on which he ras!Ge., I, IA vi
10 contain 356 acres, with q dwelling house. eou,.,.r-
nine rooms, and all Ieed!ul out houses, and e u. s..v-s,
woman OF middle age and her three %cs;!c-cr. cne, sIl
gown; and the o'hers small ~boys-sll rep.estu.e 5 u &c
very likely and valuable.
iHe bard Is ss'd 10 nc quite productive IN the s,s,'es CT
tn's part OF the countryside situation copvel,-a: 81
healthy, and the neighborhood good. The ~Gistrtce go.
the Clover Hill Pits.
C"sa VIA oe r, qhiret to ~the.anolst of shout srlcv: r.
the rest the term. will be made known on the DAY q; role.
The slaves ae under a prior inruntrsrce y. e,.nr Z
smourt; when sold, care will be taken to have the iaslL..
brance discharged.
r. w %FLoURNoY. Truipa
At the came time and place the land OF Asrou - d j.
100 acres, adjoining Mr Richard Clam and orhe,.. WI :
dwelling nud other neeGfCl houses, viii! te ct,. &C .c- :. .
by JOSEPH GoODE. trustee, for cash.
Feb 6-c3t
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JOH.; 81 GEORGE GIBSON.
HOUSE BUILDERS AND CARPENTERS,

JUfI.N u 0sEUfttIE tsIBSUN.
HOUSE BUILDERS AND CARPENTERS,
RICHMOND, Va,
AAAvlNG extensively fied up their establishment
h2 with the latest improved machinery, are prepared
to furnish at short notice and On reasonable terms, all
kinds OF portable finished Carpenters work, such as
Door aud Window France, Castings, out aad Inside I'm.
ish, &c.
Sash, Blinds and Doors, OF Ill 7a.:sties.
Stair, Handrs:l., porches, verandshs, Balconies
CorIices, Coraice M%ouldiuse sad Brackets OF all sizes
and patterns
Mouiiiugs OF a.! descriptions
Wash-bosrds, Chnir. boards. Ceiling boards, &c, &c.
They will make ssimatea Tor work - plans furnished
them and deliver II at their factory III the estimated prices
Orders especially solicited. IaG 2e-ctf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-02-06

" FIFTY D0I.LARS REWARD.
AN AWAY from the subscriber, on the 18th Of Sep.
teuber, a negro man pamed NELSON. Said negro
1, about FIVE feet seven or eight inches high; his ago "a or
Of years; is heavy set; wears ~whi.kers, which are rather
thin. He 10 Of a dark copper color clothing not rscolect
ed. He wa, bought in Richmond some weeks since. and
! : .r,no,e n making his way back. The above reward
uiiii he paid for the apprehension and commitment of said
negro to jail 80 that can get him again. Post oaice,
M'SS's'0' HENRY E. EDNONDs,
r FoR SAA'L HANNAH
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-02-06
JONES s. DEANE,
GENERAL AGENTS AND uULLECTcHs

HARRIS JONES. Agent opd C.ilec,o, rgv.
" ing associated with J. D. Dssrc. Iu,u,ns ,Tr =, ~
that they will give heir special Afternoon TO
HIRING OUT NEGROES, RENTING Ut HOCsye
and to the collecting and adj ust. ng OF uccoLr,s put i. 81.
hands by Printers, Physicians, Merchants, tlt:t, l..
Biils, &c; also attending to settling account. In i. 60.
;or Farmers. Prompt returns made In hi c-.es.
Min Hiring out Negroes, we shall hpvs s :v:~'t'
care In obtaining rood homes and scelny ,asu ~ -
yided for in sickness.
REFERENCES:
v. W.. Dunnavant, Richmond Enquirer, Mscls!a,r Z
Ferguson, Southern Literary Messenger. WIN. i Ia
& Co., Coal Merchants, Richmond; l.. z. " .r,rg' =. :
Richmond: John d. Lively, Csrolinc: Itons. /. fsp.. ,
county; a. V. Payne. 81. D., Goochisr.
Jan 27-iSr3m.