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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-10
BY Alexander Mott.
IMPORTANT AND PEREMPTORY

IMPORTANT AND PEREMPTORY
Il SALE OF TWENTY-FIVE THOUSAND DOL
LARS WORTH OF DRY GOODS AT AUCTION
at the store formerly occupied BY w W. woaldridee.
~ 2 maia street commencing on TUESDAY night
December IN. at and continue each dav and
evening until al is disposed Of Sales eyery DAY AZ
10 A. ID. and p. NJ, for Ladies'
This stock comprises the largest asortment of dry
goods ever Tered IN this city and cor stats in mart or
French aud English Broad Cloths Doe Skins 'Cassi-
eres, Tweeds, Sattinets, Kentucky J.ens Vestipea
hans hiefs. gentlemen's ShAwls Under Shirt.
Drawers Gloves Braces, &C.
SHAW Ls1Frsnch Brsche shawls. long and
square; French. Empire and Bay states ali Wool
long and square; Scotch Plaids, Cashmere Thibet
DOL stellas; printed Cashmere and Lima ehawis
Cloaks, &c.
s, pkEss GOoDs-Moire Antique. black and fancy;
S,lks Peplins, French, Cashmere, Robes you'll.
Wool Plaids, Scotch Gala Plaids, Parmettas. 10.
bnrgs De LANES, 6inghams. Printed Mu.lins. 10.
LINENS-Dcubles atin Damask Table Cieths All
sizes and patterns; Napkins. Doily's plain Linen.
has and Extra Brown Linen Cloths. extra fne
sheetipgs and TowellinR gentlemen's and Lsdiss'
Linen Hdkfs, Hosiery Ac
Mspssilles SounteIpanes Lancaster Quilts, Sheet
usually fund 10 first class Dry Goods store
6-Seats for ladies', and they are respectfully in
v,ted to att nd. Sales at 10 NJ and Z A and
NJ; All goods warranted as Represented.
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ITO TIE PUBLIC caution the pub.
l. lie against trading for paper purporting TO be
endorsed by me. l make this announcement, as it
has come TO my knowledge that my name has been
improperly used in this city.
JOHN r MCDANIEL,
deS-5t OF Luxembourg.
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Y ~ THE GRAND ENCAMPMENT
w or KNIGHTS TEMPLAR, of Virginia,
~ will be held at the Masons He'll IN the
y city Of Richmond on THURSDAY II"
N16th instant, at Il o'clock, NJ.
BY order, JOHN DOVE,
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warra1te 20 stand in any cIin"'n r'u0h below tho
Northern price, for an article Of iilEe r'audard.
Call aua examine it at my faf tory, 70 ~ Main
Etyrat. no% LOUIS - B0SS1ENf-
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GREAT REDUCTION N THE PRICE

GREAT REDUCTION IN THE PRICE
~ OF DRY G0OD5.-Our late purchases enable
US to sell tho finest French Nernos at the reduced
prizes of 75c PEI yard
Black and Fancy silks at 81 and 73c and up.
Wersted Plaids at sc Per yard.
All kind. Of Ladies Dgess Goods IS per cent. cheap
or than before.
Our stock Of Round Mantilia and Reversible
ShaRls cannot be surpassed in prices and selectioE
Of patterns
10 EmGroideries and Linens we have extraordi
nary bargains
Cloths Cassirneres and Woolen Goods have
40 unusual large stock, and at very low prices,
! II RUSES BAUM,
un22 iga Bread ST
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1 NT11T DzT-
DOsTPONEMENT on s1Ir m I.1 4 !;


DISAPPOINTMENT or SALE on LAND
= AT AsHLAND,-owin9 to the inclemency Of
the weather. the sale q the two tracts Of land In
Hanoyer. near Ashland, advertised BY the under.
signed. a. Commissioner Of Hanover Circuit Court,
70 take place ut Ashland On the sth day Of Decsn.
per. 1853. IL postponed until MONDAY, the z7th Of
Zee smoer lsss when IL viii take place without re-
dc s-dAwtds EDMUND t MORRIS, Com,r.
NERGEANTB SALE OF Mules
- win be sold on sATU aDAY next, the nth De-
esmoer ~ tue Horse Lot. TO the highest bidder for
e q. four young and likely and well broke Mules.
g., ~ sa.Snment against Tonpkins Co, in
THOMAS DUDLEY.
ae y-Ids terR't City Of Richmond.
NERGEANT's SALE OF NEGR0FR-
- Will be sold on MONDAY next. the IAN Dec
Chat being Court day in front OF the City Hall al
IL O'Clock III, to the highest bidder, Tor cash a Ne
gro woman named Rachael, and her two children.
old to satisfy two executions Ia ny hand in favor
OF Underwood, admir-, against Vim Bootwright. Jr.
Also. Negro Man, named William TO satisfy an er.
ecution in favor Of Silas Spindle against job At
Alns. THOs DUDLEY,
uov-tds Civ s. rCeapf
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ESRESH ARRIVAL OF NEW GOODS
A. Il P{RHER 4. co,

Have INST received their SECoND SUPPLY of
FAIL AND WINTER DIR GOODS
making their assortment one OF the most complete
AMI attractive they have ever offered, aid at such
prices will insure sales.
splendid Black aua CO. d silk Robes a'Lez
Rich Rava1are a'Lez and Plain silks
Bsrk ul0 &c Rhine, PoIt de soe and Tafets
silks
Rich Plsid aud Fis'd YGlo1ciss
Rlar" nouaus3iacs. AlraSas Challcs aud Mouse
lines
Rici. ace, Muslin aud Cambria Sets
Muslin Gam rio, requct and Mourning Collars
ll',s-ioE Capes ard BcT;hSs
Cl..aEs Nantes and Shswis in great variety
Cloths Cassyraeres and Nsstiugs
Plantation and Housekeeping Goods
- and - Failed Cloths; Sleeps Grey Satinetts
bucklSE6 Pulled Cloths, keTseys and Piaids
Plaid Llnseys ftenueis
Bed and Negro Blankets
DtmsSk Table Cloths: Napkins; Doyl!es
Towels Linen and Cotton Sheetiugs
Pillow Linens; Irish Linens
Mer;nn. Ls~.hs' Wool, Silk and Shaker Shirts
and Drawers
AlexsuJcr rid, Buckskin Silk and Plush
Lined Gloves ana dsuntets
Cotton sud Wool Hosiery % every description
Carpcts Rugs; DrugRets &C. &C 20
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1880 NEGRO HIRING. 1870
AoOc HOUSE RENTING, &C. 1OS'C
G. w IL TYLER


once on Marshall, between 9Th and eth Streets.
The subscriber again offers his services 10 the peo-
pie of Rich slond and the surrounding country as a
GENERAL AGENT.
II is attention will be given especially to HIRING
OUT NEGROES, RENTING OUT HOUSES, and
C0LLbCllkG THE HIRES aud KEATS, aud all
other CLAIMS and SELLING NEGHCES and
REAL ESTATE PklVATELY.
His acquaintance with the people and places in
Richmond is very large having been, frsin 1851 to
1857, the keeper of the City Hall and other city
property. door keeper TO Il City Council and po-
lice officer.
He will give his personal attention (when re-
quired) to Servants hired out by bin during the
year. His office on Marshall street between St
and 7th in the former law Office of James LIZ ons
ESQ. Persons in tho country, sending me Servants,
will please write me before the end of the year. and
send their negroes by the lst of January, 1889
Thanking tho who gave him their patronage
fer the year 1888 he sol cits their bu in for the
future, and hopes that mary others may contide
their business to Lin.
or his fitness as ali agent and his responsibility
for any money that may Gene into his hands he t.
fers TO the citizens CT Richmond generally. and es
peCialiy to the following gentlemen: Bon John A
Mere. 18th, Judge OF the Circuit Court: Marmaduke
Johnson, ESQ, Common xealth's Attorney.
MEMBERS OF tbs LI1Y COUSCIL.-D j Saunders
PreriGent; Vim Allen, Edwin Robinson, DR. 4 "
Rod6y, Gea u hi field, Z h Grattan, A Stokes
and VIM II Richardson.
Messrs Conway Robrson, Gustsrus A Myers
Herbert Claiborne, James Lyons. Thos w Nc
Canoe, Jag,es Dunlop, Jas A Scott, TIL j Evans
Felix Mathews, VIM II HaXsn, Wm w Timberlake
Lipsc0mbe, Goddin Apperson, Jas III Tay lur
L Son, Alex Garnftt Ir; Peterfeld trent and Al
Taxes. G w II TYLER,
de 3-dtlnJ Ecw6t Office near Second Market
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H'ChfnOhI, H DEC. III, ItJo. NC l~-U3t0C"ot
DROVISIONS PROVISIONS We
are now prepared TO furnish TO families the
bert of thing 10 ne had in line OF business
attho lowest prices. Persons in want of choice ar
tcl"s of
SMOKED SALMON
BEEF TONGUE.
PRIME CHEESE,
PINE Apple,
ENGLISH DAIRY,
AND WESTERN CUTTING; NO NACKEREL,
NEW HAMS,
SHOULDERS AND BREASTS,
Frost Il an iLLS BUCkWHEAT.
NhCCARONT, VERY SUPERIOR.UILED MAN
GOES, PICKLES 0f ALL KINDS. &c,
and many other articl, too numerous to mention,
should give us call beftra urchas ing elsewhere.
90 convinced prices will please all as well
rs the articles purchased.
BROOKE PLEASANTS BRO,
Main st. nearly opposite Old Market.
n B.-Goods sent to any portion OF the city iree
of charge. oe4-IN
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o TIE GRAND ANNUAL CON
w VOCATION of thu Grand Chapter of Royal
w Arch MAsoXs of Virginia, will be held at
the Mas0ns Hall, In the city cf fichmond, on
THURSDAY, the 10Th instant. at O'CLOCK + u.
Py order JOHN DOVE,
de It'd G. secretary.
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RICHMOND AND PETERS.

SsEs ss@@s - BURG RAILR o AID NOTICE TO
PASSENGERS TO AND FROM CLOVER HILL
fram Richmond or Petersburg. to Chester snd III re
take The 60 4. II train. and arrive Glover Hill
1t a III. Returning, the train leaves Oliver Hill
at IL - A. NJ, arrives at Chester at Z. NJ and Rich
mond at Sop. N, or Petersburg at 4:l5P.M.
The above mentioned trains run daily, Sundays
excepted.
10 l9-Im T.. IL. GILL, Sup'.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF RUaqIEn AND

TfRUSTEE BALE Of BUUJIEb hND
l. ROCKAWAYS. AND OF CART AdS II Az
UFACTORY. STOCK AND T00LS.--ar Trrstee in
deed of trust, Ell scutei to ms on the 9Th dsJ OF
November 1893. and recorded in the C,stk ofce q
the 10Th day of the same month sinii IN IntR3-
DAY the 23rd day of December, 1888, nj y O'Clock
NJ, on the premises, now occupied by % Frances
a. Coach mandatory on the north side nj Frank.
lin street between Wall and Union streets, proceed
10 sell ut public auction. the following articles TO
wit: four finished Buggies. ons fniseed aookaway,
ed Rock Always, lot Of Coack makers trimmings
the usual Coach-making Tools ssd Fixtures. lot
of Paints and yarnish, on feet of Timber, hicko
ry ash and poplar; ono wooden BIZ ilding, a lot 81
Biacksmth's Tools. Iron, Plate for Tires, Anyils.
springs. Hubs Rims, &c. and double seat We
cou Some of the above articles very desirable.
The attention OF the trade called 70 the SALE
alse, of persons desiring Buggies or Rocka~sya.
Terms made known on the day Of sale.
Dc 2-ahs MANUAL MkREnITH. Trustee.
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CHEAP-THB CHEAPEST IN ThE

A FHEAE-I III LHEAFESI IN IHE
~ CITY
II you waat good large Bed Blanket. for half
their yaluc. Call at q Main street.
II ron want yard wide Bleached Cotton, at Ga
cents tel. at - Main street.
II You want fast col0rel Prints, from Cd cts aud
upwards, Meruoes AID e LANES. at low prices.
Cali at . Main street.
II you wsutto save . per cent in buying cheap
Dry Goods OF ali kiuds,
Call at No - Main street
If Won want handsome Philadelphia made Mo
rocco Roltees, Hith without heels; Goatssiu do
Misses Chdrsns. Mems and Boys Shnes at as
tonishlng low prices, call a. = Hain street.
de- JOSEPH STRAUSS.
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Toys, TOYS, FOR GOOD GIRLS AND
J. BOYS.-The subsc riber has received large a.,
sortment of German French and American TOYS
ard FANCY GOODS. Motto CUPS and MUGS, Toy
China Dinner and Tea sEts. VASES. Mnina So,oena
WAY bills. Doll HOUSES. furnished, Foot and
parlor BALLS, Fancy Work BaskET French
Willow Work STANDS, and a variety OF other
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS Also. 200 dozen TOPS.
and 80 dozen HoPPLEs. For sale at il3 i,road g.
no 29--l2t HARMFUL.
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SALE OF A VALUABLj

HkUSTeE'S SALE Of A VALUABLE
L FARM AND MILL, IN THE COUNTY OF
CHESTER FIELD. NINE MILES FROM RICH
MOND-The undersigned the trustee in a certain
deed of trust from Joseph TompkiDs and wife, 10
secure a debt of two thousand collars due Christo
pher Tompt ins of the county of King lillian, said
desd bearing date the 18TH day of February, 1855,
and of record in the Clerks office of the County
Court OF Chesterfield will trustee aforesaid, of
fer for sale, at public auction, the premises on
TUESDAY, the 2lst day Of December, 1858, certain
tract Of Land situate in the comfy of Chesterfield.
being the Land conveyed to in the deed of trust
aforesaid, to cure said debt
The Land in question Ia on the River Road, nine
miles from the city of Richmond. and about
mile from the Manchester Turnpike being the tract
of Land upon which the said Joseph Tompkius
now resides. 1t contains one hundred and eighty
ve of land, one half OF which is in woods. and
the rest in good state of cultivation. Upon it is
containing four rooms. and good onthouses, inclu-
ding barn stable, Kitchen &c &c. Upon this tract
thu e 10 also very good Grist and Saw Mill, the
Mil having been recently thoroughly repaired.
This Land is situated in q good neighborhood, and
is regarded one of the most desirable farms OF ITS
size IN vicinity Of Richmond The terms of the
sae will he: Cash for much is required to pay
off the balance of the debt due Christopher Temp
kns (say, 307g with interest, and all the costs,
commissions and necessary expen es attending this
sale. The terms for the balance made known on
the day of the sale. Col Joseph Tompkins. who
resides on the premises will show the property TO
persons wishing TO examine it. If the 2lst of De-
cemler is not favorable :or the sale, 1t will take
''''N' Wv - JAMES FLEET,
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-N<.s. NOrIHE -t;HAN9E 0E

al - NUTICE.-UHAN0E OF
a..ssssss5 zsyssss: II o RS-The steamers GLEN
COVE aud GU kTlS PECK will leave the wharf at
Ro ketts EVERY MORNING, (Srndays exoepted)
or Portsmouth and Norfolk, at &c O'Clock. precise
~ and return EACH alternate iay, touch ng at all
the regular landings on the river, going and re-
turning. ociS K o HASKINS.
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MEGkU HIRING.
THOMAS J BAGBY,
GENERAL AGENT AND COLLECTOR,

GENERAL AGENT AND COLLkCTOR,
Office No. " all street. between VI ain and Frank.
lin SITS, under ST. Charles Hotel
RICHMOND VA
l beg leave to return my thanks to my friends
and patrons for their favors during the past year
and would inform them that will continue the bust.
Tess of HIRING OUT MIRRORS RENTING OUT
HOUSES, COLLECTING CLAIMS. DC, the ensu.
irg year.
Persons who may entrust the hiring of their SER
wants % ne, may rest assured that will exert my
self 10 procure reasonable prices and good homes
for them and in of sickness. the best medical
and persocal atteui II shall be given
EB- The earlier after Christmas, Negroes are sent
Ill. the better, to Insure gccd homes.
To those with whom am personally unknown, I
would rt fer to the following Iers' ms: MeRrsC T
Workman Go. cambridge Hart, Tinsley, Ta-dy
Williams, uunt & Brother. s Mc6ruder's Sons,
and III, son; of this city: DR. G Fauntleroy,
John Bagby, and samuel Ryland, of King and
Queen county: VIM NJ Gary. of King William co ;
David Scott and DR. q Roy. of ks,ex co 4 Ii
Earwood, of Richmond CO.: and Travis Bagpy, of
Caroline CO. de I'm
NEGRO HIRING Lewis Hill, Com
4 miss sion Merchant attends to the sale of Wheat
Corn ard Tobacco, and costumes to HIRE OUT
NEGROES. Office near Gailego Mills. de It's
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DRY GOODS.
NEW GOODS l-NEw GOODS 1T,

~ the steamer, yesterday, from New York x~a
have received twenty packages of new and dcaiS.s
goods Wink We are offering at very low prices ioo
pattetns; 10 pieces black, beaver and proad eins
Ger Ladies Cloaks and Raslsn,; dark coore,i t,ni,
ed Skirts Mohsir DE- Beges, $50 new shawls OF T. re-
i'ov superior quality; rich Taffett, silks h,aca
sro 10 kninef. Mantilla We YET; white Mnir Antan,
:. .I'a'nhs ~ abArsain; French Merinoes; nam
easnes inacas saxonia lads Iiren hdkfs. Irish
Linens Table Cloths. all sizts: Fianneis pianhats
ana otheF parS Inns too numer, ms 20 mention,
deS i - Dc q bno
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TRUSTEES SALE OF MOST VALU.

'EUSIEGS SALE OF MOST VALU-
i ABLE FARM OF 9014 ACRES IN HENRICO,
NEAR TIE CANAL, AByUT MILES WEST OF
RICHMOND. TOGETHER WITH VALUABLE
SLAVES AND ALL THE PERSONAL PROPER
TY THEREON, CONSISTING OF HORSES,
MULES, WAG0NS CARTS, FARMING NIPPLE,
MEATS. CROPS. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
dC.-By virtue of three severalt ustdeeds executed
by Mr.. Hiram b. Dickinson, the first 20 Henry P
Irving and Wei ing ton Goddin. trustees dated nth
October, 1883; the second to John Howard. trustee
and George Whitfield, trustees dated 26th March,
1858, all duly recorded in Henrico County Court
We shail proceed to sell at Public Auction, on the
premises on THURSDAY. the 18th January 1859.
at II o'clock, A NJ, If fair, if not the next fair
day, that most Va liable tract parcel of land To-
Gated as above. adjoining the lands Of Messrs. Jne
N. Shields and Others contain ing 9ll4 acres having
thereon every building Necessary for the gentee
accommodation Of ii large family. The dwelling is
81 brick Is nearly new, is large and of modern
stru, ton, End is most admirably arranged. The
laid will be divided into three or four Parcels &C.
co ding to plat and survey to be exhibited at the
hour of sale.
After the sale of the land will be sold FIVE valua-
bic slaves mules. buggy, horte. COWS, all the
farming implements, crops of corn. tobacco, &c -
Aiso, the Household Furniture, embracing an ex-
cclient assortment
The terms of sale for the land, slaves and personal
estate, which will be reasonable, will be made
Anown at the h ur of sale.
HENRY p. IRVING, |
W. GODDIE,
JOHN HOWARD, Trustees.
c. b LUCK.
GEO WHITFIELD.
P. s: Taxes for 1859 to he paid by purchaser.
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THE PHILOSOPHER's STORE A

THE PHILOSOPHERS STORE AT
u LAST DISC0NERED-or, rather the place FOR
cheap goodsis acknowledged to be at E0RQE ia
Jobs. No. % Main street
CloAks, NaEtles and Baglans TO suit the most fasti
6ous, AT a rem ~ kably low price
RonnetS. Flowers, Ruches, Hair Pins. Cashpeines
ti$huent-
Besuti;ni styles Bonnet Ribbons as low l2fc per
yard
Hoops and Fxter sion Skirts, at the lowest rates.
Hosiery AMI Emhroi1 ries, in great variety.
Dress Trimmings and friuges-some as low as 4d
per yard.
Fancy Cos ia and Notions in great variety and at
less rates than ever.
These deerous OF securing bargains, will find ii to
III cir interest TO Sive me call
Remember nearly opposite the st. Charles Ho
let Remember, n 90. Main ST. ~ 30
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF HOUSE

land LOT IN HENRICO, NEAR THE CITY OF
RlCHMCND.-In obedience to a decree of the Circuit
and others, Harris and others. shsll sell, at
public auction, on the premises. on TUESDAY, the
18th day of December, 1868. at o'clock. P. NJ, lot
OF land, containing about three fourths of an acre
with house on it, lately owned by Anthony Harris.
free negro, situated on 1t. Johns street, in til
county of tenric0, the corporation line Of the
city of Richmond. The land viii be sold either to
gether or 10 tpat ate lots, may be deemed most
expedient on the day of sale
TEENtS OF SALE-une third cash. the residue at and
IL mo. for negotiable notes, with an endorser in
terest added and the title retained till the purchase
money is paid, and u convey ance directed by the
Court
Tho title to the above land is believed to be I'M
questionable, but acting Commissioner shall
sell and convey with tbs u-ual special warranty.
j Il YOUNG, Commissioner.
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ArAssN 90 AtpsNFputtu.
ALEX MOTT. Auct.
MIGHT AUCTION.--WilI he ,old a,

NIGHT AUCTION.--Will be sold at
\ auction, THIS EVENING commencing AZ ?
O'Clock, general assortment of Watches, Jewelry,
Stocks, Neck Hdkfs, Table Cloths. Fancy Casai..
meres, and sundry other articles
ALEX MOTT, Auet
IN. The above sale will be continued every night
until further notice. ALKX NClrr
oc23 Auctjona.r
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DUBLIC SALE OF TRACT OF LAND
CALLED MANNHEIM, IN TIE COUNTY OF
HANOVER ON TIE kI,tII My Il 4 i AL

DUBLIC SALE OF TRACT OF LAND
l. CALLED MANNHEIM, IN TIE COUNTY OF
HANOVER, ON THE RICIIA1S u, F. ZIP. RAIL
ROAD, Is MILES FROM PICHM0ND, STOCK,
SLAVES. FARMING IMPLEMENTS, CROPS, &c
Pursuant to the provisions Of "A deed Of trust from
VIM ii Winston to tho riber. for tho benefit OF
his creditors, OF record In Hanover ofce the under
signed will, the 18th day of January 1859, the
premises, proceed to sell tho above Tract OF Land
called Manheim. adjoining the lands of William ID
Winston, the estate Of Phillip Winston. decd,
and others, distance from Richmond, by the Rich
mond, fredericksburg aud Potomac Eaiiroad, IS
miles, aud within miles Of the Central Railroad.
on the fredericksburg Roed.
There in o turnout called Ellett's, or Dsrrscott's
within half mile Of this land. The tract contains
4f6 acres and its sueceptibility Of Improvement il
equal TO any land in Hanover.
The Improvements CONSIST Of n comfortable dwell
ing house, new with hye rooms, new tobacco house
smoke house ami negro quarters. all new. 1t is
rarely the case that moro desirable farm, (when
the local advantages quality ri soil end Deighbor-
hood are looked to is offered for aslo.
At the same time and piece, will be sold Is young
ard kelly Negroes. combining of men women, boys
and girls all the Household rnd Kitchen Furniture;
stock OF Cattle, Horses. "ogc. Crops. sc.
TERms-For tho Lend, q credit OF c and IL months
will be allowed, for notes with approved curity,
carrying Interest. from the dEy Of sale, and the title
retained until the last payment is made. The
Slaves will he sold for cash. For the other pro-
perty terms made known on day of sale.
The title 10 the land is urdorbtsd, but selling as
trustee, will convey with special warranty.
no J3-2awtds VIM 0 WINSTON.
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de 2-2awtds
(10MNISSTONER7S SALE OF LAND.

rOMMlSSIONEhS SALE OE LAM,
" in HANOVER CO., NEAR POLE GREEN
CHURCH Pursuant 20 q decree OF the County
Court of Hanover of the 10Th day of October, 1885,
in . suit therein depending. in which Ednund
Alice Tcdd. infant. and others, are defendants.
the undersigned will, the premises, on the 18th
day of December, 1853, f fair, II not the next fair
Land in said decree mentioned, containing aok
acres called and known as "McLaughlns Tract"
OF the OLIVER Tract"
This Land is peculiarly adapted for market gar
den purposes is we'll timbered, and in q thriving
and respectable Deighborhood Is rarely the case
that a better opportunity is afforded persons who
may wish TO purchase market garden land, than In
the sale of the above tract
Mr.. Tucker. resdiE & on the premises, will show II
to any one desrious o purchasing.
TrRns-One-third cash fer tho balance 10 two
equal iustalm ents on credit Of IL and is months,
with interest from the day of sale-lhe purchaser
giving bonds. with approved personal ceeurity ard
the title retained until conveyance ~ directed iy
the Court. Tue title is undouhted.
no i2-2awtds WIN % WHY'S cF, Co'u r.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-10
1850 NEGRO HIRING. 1884
E. A. J. CLOPTON,
GENERAL AGENT AND COLLECTOR,


GENERAL AGENT AND COLLECTOR,
(Ofice corner of Wall and Franklin streets, Rich.
mond, Va
The subscriber beEs TO return his GcknoSod
mens to his friends and patrons for their favors d-
ring the past ear and would inform them that he
still continues the business of HIRING OUT M
UROES, EENTItG OUT HOCsES, COLLECTING
CLAIMS. and sll other business pertaining to &C.
nei al AgeEcy-to all Of which he gives his personal
attention.
Parti, in the country who may enErst the hiring
Of their negroes to him. nav rest assured of every
attention being paid to getting them other but
good homes and in the event Of sickn So, the bes.
medical and personal attention shalt always be sup
Piled.
Negroes for hire til coming year. had better be
sent TO me as early after Christmas az possible.
To those at distance, to whom | personally
unknown, / beg to refer TO the following persons:
kjchmondN B Hill. and Baker & Peasants
King Queen County-Dr Thos Latane, and DR. G
Fauntleroy.
Essex Coua:y-N ] B Whitlock DR. Wright,
DR. Jas Latane, Ed Noel, DR. Bev D Roy, Geo 7
Wright and 3 E Wright.
King William County-John L Lstane, VIM La
tame. an DR. John Lewis.
Gloucester County-Dr c Clopton
do Eaxu