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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-09
By Henry W. Quarles.
TRUST SALE OF A VERY EXTEN.

= SIVE AND DESIRABLE STOCK OF BOcKs
dC-Ihe undersigned Trustee in deed from Har.
rold Murray and wives. dated the goth day of
june, led, duly recorded in the Hastings Court
ing to the terms thereof will procet to sell at pub
lie auction, beginning on WEDNESDAY, the 18th
day OF December. 1885, OF 10 o'clock, A. NJ, at the
store No. 2il Broad street. Richmond, formerly oc
cupied by said Harold Murray. ard at the rooms
over the store OF Johnston Whiting, Broad street.
ry. Music. Instruments, BinGery Apparatus, Tools
and other articles and Observation-Disclosures stand.
Natural and Moral Science. works of Poetry, Fic,
ton and general Literature, new, and in good order
and many other articles presenting great attractions
to those in want OF such property, or having any
DESIRE to embark in the book selling business
Catalogues will be ready by the cay OF sale.
Transition sums of fifty dollars and under. cash:
for fifty dollars six months credit for ar.
proved endorsed negotiable notes.
4 HOWISOE, Trustee.
Sale conducted by HENRY W. QUARLEs, Auct.
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A DMINISTRATORS' sAlEOFL LAND.

A DEMONSTRATORS SAL Z OF LAND,
a STOCK, CROPS, &c-Will be ssd on WE'D
NESDAY, the 18th day of December next, at the
usual hour. at the late resi- fence of Thomas AGREE
decd. in Hanover county. near MechanicsvilIe
land on which the eaid AGREE lately resided. about
fifty or sixty acres, with good and comfortable i'm.
MISUNDERSTANDING adapted to vegetables as
we'll as grain After the sale of the land the stock
OF Horses, Cows. Hogs. crops of Corn. Oats. Fodder,
Farming implements and the Household and
Kitchen Furniture will also be sold.
terms Forehe land one-third will be required in
cash balance in IL and Is months. interest added,
for notes with approved security and secured by
trust deed FOR the other property, cssh for all
sums undor $50; over that amount six months
credit for bonds with good security.
w SiDNok,l Adm'rs with the will
JB BARRICK,J AGREE. decd'd.
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CPLENDID HOUSEHOLD YURNL
- SUhx ~ AugII0N -On 1uURsDAY. n
~ ny oeIocs VIII ssli. q thA Toe1eSes q
81 be Bsusshcld and Kitchsf Furniture. ~ ~.
1or n furnished with
Velvet Plush fofsG
Velvet Plush Chairs
HaDdsome Rosewood Etegre
Do Rosswocd end Mshos.ay Tables
made By Reechsr 3 Dru, New YORK
The Chambers are furnished with
vsry moe Mahogany and walnut French HI
VERY nss Mahogany end Rosewood wsssross.
worry nne Mahogany and Rosewood MArbIe 10
Bureaux
Marble Top Mahogany and Rosewood WA
Two splendid SPRING Mattresses
Several No Hair and 6hnck Mattresses
Chairs, Tables. &c
Togethcr with the usual variety OF Dining Roor
end Kitchen Furniture, among which nav -
Glassware, &c. &c. 's
The above Furniture 10 81 Of ths vsry best ausi
~, and manufactured BY Mr. John A d ivin. fes.
attend the sale ~~A's ~ "sAa :"
Terms Cash. nm O0or
de SvyAs
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NE6RO HIRING.
THOMAS J. BAGBY,
GENERAL AGENT AND COLLECTOR.

-, ~ H1fe.AH AUENI AND CULLECTUK,
lOfiee No. Wall street, between Main and Franz
lin sts, under st. Charles Hotel
RICHMOND, VA
l beg leave to return my thanks TO nv friend.
ana patrons Tor their favors during the past year,
of HIRING OUT NEGROtS RENTJNC DIR 0ISr
HOUSES, COLLECTING CLAIMS. &c, the ensu.
Persons who may entrust the hiring of their 40 r.
wants TO me- may rest assured that will exert m
self to procure reasonable prices aud good homes
and personai attenii n shall be given
80 me earlier after Christmas, Negroes are sent
III. the better, TO insure good homes ~
TO thoss with who n 1 em personally unknown l
would refer to the following rersons: Meslrs T
Workman Go, cambridge Il Hart, Tinsley Ta-dy
and Ii x Ely son. of this city; DR. G Fauntleroy'
John Bagby. and samuel Ryland. of King and
Queen county; VIM 81 Gary. of King William co ;
Harwood, of Richmond CO.; and Travis Bsgov, OF
Aa
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Z, IT. GILL, Snp't.
alSFI Ef,tj E0f

q aA FAIRFIELD FOR
<SESRszgASss LEASE.-The we'll known
<>sRl Xxx ~ Race Course ard Farm. cali.
-"ns~@- ed FAIRFIELD, the pre- per.
ty of the late James Talley, within one mile of H.
city OF Richmond, Containing upwards of eighty
acres, is for lease.
If no private contract is made before TUESDAY,
the tth of January next, it will, on that day. Iii
fair if not the next fair day. be offered at public
auction on the premises
no property, of this description, now obtainable
offers equal advantages It's notoriety as a kace
Course, (haying been long and Familiarity known to
ell the tuIfmen throughout the United States) anI
its cSntiguity to the city. render il very desirable
both for racing and farming purposes.
At the Same tir- e and place will he sold on four
notes. with approved endorsers, for all sums over
twenty dollars, and under that cash, quality of
CORR, OATS, and FODDER; several valuable
MULES; some fine CATTLE; Household and Kitch
en- Furniture, dc.
Several ablebodicd likely Negro Men will be hired
cut at the same time.
no l5--dtd EDM'D HESTER Admir-
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BY Larus 4 Shine, Aucts.
SPLENDID Took OF ENGLISH.

~ GERMAN AND AMERICAN GOODS, AT AvCb
TON vii commence 70 sell Of public snoticns
THIS EVENING, at O'Clock the handsomest and
largest stock OF staple lnglish, German and Ameri.
can Goods suitable For the city sud country trade.
TO attend sales. where they have an opportu1i-
~ ofaddipg to their stocks. In small lots great Va
riety Of bable articles not 20 be found In any 9TH
or establishment in this city. Also, surerior In
voice OF Gold Watches and tewelry, Gnns. Pistols.
Cutlery. Fancy 0oods. TO-. together with good ass
sortment Of Housekecping 0oods.
Sale poeitiye. and will commence af ~ o'clock
each evening. until further notice, Ut No. = Msh
street. LARUS q SHINE,
n Auck9.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE

II
L FARM AND MILL, IN THE COUNTY OF
CHESTERFIELD, NINE MILES FROM RICH
MOND-The undersigned, the trustee ia q certain
deed of trust from Joseph T Tompkins and vie. 10
secure debt of two thousand dollars due Christie.
deed bearing date the 18th day of February 1855,
and of record in the Clerks Office of the County
Court OF Chesterfield will, trustee aforesaid or
fer for sale, at public auction, the premises on
TUESDAY, the 2lst day Of December. 1885, q certain
tract Of Land siua in the county of Chesterfield
being the Land conveyed TO me in the deed of trust
Aforesaid, to secure said debt.
This Land In question is on the River Road, nine
miles from the city of gichmond. and about one
mile from the Manchester Turnpike being the tract
of Land upon which the said Joseph Tempkips
now resides. 1t contains one hundred and eighty
i've acres of land onehaf Of which is in woods and
the rest in good state of cultivation. Upon II 10
good two stored dwelling house. in excel.entrepair
cOatsinng four rooms. and good onthouses, iIiclu-
ding barn stable, kite hen &c &c. Upon this tract
there il also very good Grist and Saw Mill, the
Mil having been recently thoroughly repaired.
This Land is situated in good neighborhood, and
is regarded of the most desirable farms OF lp
size in the vicinity OF Richmond. The terms OF the
sale will be- Cash for SO much as Is required 70 pay
off the balance of the debt due Christopher Tomp-
kins (say, o7 So with interest and all the costs.
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 10
persons wishing TO examine it. If the 2lst Of De-
cemser Is not favorable for the sale. IL viii take
place on the next fair day.
do o--3nwtds Trustee
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BY Goddin 4 Apperson.
VERY EXCELLENT and most 4

VERY EXCELLENT and most desirs-
~ bly, located DWELLING, on the vest i'd ~
etn; OXYGEN Clay and Leigh streets RlR SALE AZ
aA A. BE- sold, on THUksOAI, che sth
ai 80 o'c,ock: = NJ. fde valuable PRIVATB DWIL-
u located as above. now In the occupaucy Of
NJ no. A. PAYNE. The Lot has Q front Oh n {het
ana depth Of I3o feet, to . wide alley The Boucc
10 rooms besides closet. and the usual ssrvanis
repair. and the dwelling Il among thu most eoSvs.
nientiy ARRANGED to be found in the city An exam
ia OF the same, before the day Of SALE win at
TaHns very iioer 81 say oneffth cash. BALANCE st
81 u ana "a mos. for negotiable nCfea fnters1e
added, secured by trust deed 1880
de4 0ODDIN APPERa0N ao~x;o~..-.
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By Ro. B. Lyme, Auct
nIIpTJC oArr aC .rrYro

HOGS and from $50 to 900 barrels of Corn. &c
Will sell at my reside nee, five miles from Richmond
near Col McRaes and DR. Chrislians, the 10th day
OF Dacember 1858. at IL O'clock if fair if not the
next fair day thereafter, 4 valuable young Mules
well broke, several Mich Cows lot of Hogs plan.
enc wagon and Gear and $50 to 200 barrels Of Corn
Shucks, Fodder, &C., &C. A'
no 25-td a n THORNTON
Sale conducted BY Ro B. LYME Anct
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ROCK MILL ACADEMY,


ROCK MILL ACADEMY,
BuCK1HGltAM COUNTY "a 9
ibis school resumes its xefciso. an ths ar.ss ~.
day in February, 1880 va ''e 'Hss mon
W. Board, % per month"; Tuition a n a. -.
month. TfIGa II n 4 n nv ~ ~ =! Per
:. , -. New Store u. w.
$ LECT COUNTRY BOARDING
, SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIEs.-Mrs n nNpy
!. L BhookE proposes. the 10th OF l,ct,hsr nsnt
20 open boarding school for young ladies' A. xsh.
iand, " the county Of Hanover. ~ "'A'
b ,a .ne higher branches Of fenaic education will
ana n ~; aucinolng French, Latin, Italian Mnsic
LII at, orawing-in all eff which cepartments fhers
VIII 20 competent assistauta - Ass snero
Mr. EDWARD GRENTFR nov r..,. q.
PrensS ant t.ne charge Of the Department. " Music
Aer the present year, thu School viii be ren,orea
so tne country IN the neighborhood of Ashland
fhHns-oNkHAIF PAYABLE IN ADVANCE rHa Rysr a,
THE END OF THE TEAR:
For Hoard. including fueI and lie x,,s m
ubt.h Dfaucnes. "a M
eanes, tcacn m m
Music-Professor's Fees ''''' q" w
Wa.b;. 90
Fcr further information, address ~
A. HENRY L BROOKE
.-- oo us Ashland, Virginia
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-ssszugs:sr, RICHMOND AND PETERs.

sesshSseE~aSseSsas@BURG RAILROAD NOTICE TO
PASSENGERS TO AND FROM CLOVER HILL
Passengers for Glover hill take the 5 A. Nj. train
from Richmond or Petersburg, to Chester and there
take the 6:20 A train. and arrive at Glover Hill
at A NJ. Returning. the train leaves Clover Hill
at II ~ A. Nj, arrives ~ Chester at p and Rich
mond at $40 Z. NJ, or Petersburg at4l5 L. NJ.
The above mentioned trains run daily, Sundays
excepted
N vi II II. Sunh,f
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By Richard Cauthorn, Auctioneer.

pUBLIC SALE OF A BUILDING LOT
\ on 10Th, between Grace and Franklin streets.
EOR SALE AT AUCTION - Will be sold en-
WEDNESDAY, the Sth Of December, upon the
premi es; at O'Clock P. NJ, that valuable LOT. de.
scrloed above fronting 80 feet on 18th street, and
lot belonging to Mr. Stubs and s the same
foord's Exrs -
TERMS liberal, and made known at the sale,
de 4-tds
NJ The above sale is postponed, on account q
the iuclemency eff the weather, to MONDAY, 18th
inst, at 4 O'clock , NJ.
dec r, CAUTHORN, Auct
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A UCTION SALE OF A kICH AND
"A ELEGANT STUCK or JEwRIRY.-Dalss 10
commence THIS kyENlN0, q Z o'clock. Ard %
which time WIN se The hnest goods thas are made,
The sssortnneus consists Of every variesy 10 b
found In FIRST clAss retail store B!esnnt Lava -
Cameo Goods Fine f1ckets; Cameo Revolving Pms,
temething new; Leaf Garnet Pets. the laaest eeylo
ont: and an endless variety 81 6eatle4en's 0Qtdo.
ruch g Pins. Studs, cuR Duttons, Chains PSee.
= - Private salss during the day.
Tor bargains % auction, cali q No. 10 0aan -
', .sm ss'a''s : H HsskY " ouAsInp. ~.
r THUR Z a. rLInISd. dfN hli1ii
~ COMMISSION MKRCHANTe. cor.ee Chsy end
isth stzsst,s oppo.ite the &c Colanelm aesei.
ale II I'll kinds u ooassFy DrOdses Dsalsss =
Which AKE WARR1NTKD. Az. 1ieh anA
Garden oesds Of alu,ose eysey varleey. ~ A-Me-
EHDWIN WOR1HAM = CO.,
II 0RoCnne. C0mMIegIoM Mkeol AMxos
An D114n11 u
InO0 And u41lAss
A,,sSs 2.ss,65 IsHy s ss6 ~, 3 roo1cun
49, ~. NJ g skzI lS ss6s = -
si9n their syan to . - -
npo1onGn u - - Aee
go ~ = -. h
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THEAP-THE CHEAPEST IN THE

~ cry
If ron wan, a good large PED Blanket for half
their value, Call at 2! Nam street
If yat, want yard wide Bieached Cotton, at Ga
cents Call ST q Main street.
Ii You want fast colored Prints, from Ga cts aud
upwards, MeTinoes and lie LANES, Mt low prices.
Call at q Man street.
II you wsntto ssve 25 per cent. in buying cheap
Dry Goods Q; ell kinds,
Call at No 81 Main street
RI you want handsome Philadelphia made No
rocco Ro1tees with without heel; Goatskin do;
Misses ChIdren's. Aeu's and Boys shoes; at as
tonis hing low prices, call al q Main street.
de: JOcEPH SIHAUfS-
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N0TICE-CHANGE mi

~Tsss NOTlCE.-CHANGE OF
.ssass.zssss.s s. q The steamers GLEN
COVE aud gu KITS PECK will leave the wharf at
Rockets EVERY MORNING. (sundaysexcepted)
for Portsmouth and Norfolk, 1t Ga O'Clock precise
ly, and return each alternate day, touching oil
the regular landings on the river, going and re-
turning. ocl8 RIO HASKINS.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF MOST vALU.

L ABLE FARM OF 9al3 ACRES IN HENRICO
NEAR THE CANAL, ABJUT MILES WEST or
RICHMOND, TOGETHER WITH 5 VALUABLE
SLAVES AND ALI THE PERSONAL PROPER.
TY THEREON, CONSISTING OF HORSES,
MULES, WAGONS CARTS, FARMING IMPLE.
MENTs. CROPS. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
dC. BY virtue of three several ust deedF executed
by Mr.. Hiram r. Dickinson, the first to Henry p
Irving and Vel ington Goedin. trustees dated 18th
October, 1853; the secoud to John Howard, trustee
dated Sfh November. 1856 the third to g. b. Luck
and George Whitfield, trustees dated 26th March
1888. all duly recorded in Heurco County Court
we shall proceed to sell at Public Auction on the
premises, on THURSDAY. the 18th January 1889
1T IL O'Clock, A. NJ If fair. if not, the next far
day that most valuable tract parcel of land lo-
Gated as above. adjoining the lands of Messrs Jno
~ Shields and others, contain ing 91l4 acres having
thereon every building necessary for the eeDteel
accommodation ofa large family. The dwelling is
stru. ton. and is most admirably arranged. The
lard will be divided into three 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-
BILE slaves, mules Buggy, horse. COWS, all the
farming implements, crops of corn. tobacco, &c -
Also, the Household Furniture, embracing an ex-
celleIt assortment.
The terms of sale for the land slaves and personal
estate, which will be reasonable will be made
known at the hi ur of sale.
HENRY p IRVING, I
w. 2ODDiN,
JOHN HOWARD, Trustees.
C. B. LUCK,
WHITFIELD.
P. S; Taxes for 1859 to be paid by purchaser.
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HOUSE AND LOT In SYDNEY AT

\ AUCTION. We will sell upon the premises
on TUESDAY. the l4th inst commencing at 4
O'Clock. NJ, House and Lot IN the town of syd.
ppey; opposite the stables of Messrs Warwick 4
The House has about rooms. and is occufsed at a
rent of $95 per annum ~
The lot fronts on Emwocd stre,t about 40 feet.
ana runs back l25 feet to 20 foot alley Terms: one.
third cash the balance at and smonths, for notes
with interest added, and secured by a trust deed
de4 JAS NJ TAYLOR a son Anct,s
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COMMISSIONER SALE OF HOUSE

land LOT IN HENRICO. NEAR THE CITY OF
Court of Henrico, pronounced:n:the case of Harris
and others, vs. Harris and others. I sh I'll sell, at
puhic auction, on the premises. on TUESDAY the
Of land: containing about three feurths of on acre.
with house OF II, lately owned by Anthony Harris
free negro, situated on st. Johns street in tn
county of Henrico. the corporation line of the
city of Richmond. The land viii be sold either to
gether or i'll s,parate lots, as may be deemed most
expedieut on the day of sale
TERMS OF SALE-0ne third cash; the residue at and
IL mo. for negotiable notes, with an endorser in
terest added and the title retained till the pnrchas
money is paid, ami conveyance directed by the
Court
The title to the above land Is believed 10 be nm.
questionable, but acting as Commits -ioner 1 shall
sell and convey with TIA ;usual special warranty
h YOUNG, Commissioner.
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GEORGE W BOSWELL.
Administrator. with the will annexed, OF

VIM Winston, decd.
N.B-I am authorized by the heirs at.law Of the
late VIM d Wirstou-ali Of whom of age. and
capable OF selling to say, that any person who
might desire TO purchase larger farm than the
modating terms. The tract of land on the opposite
side OF South Anna river, of which the said Win
ston died seized, containing 657 acres which was
cultivated formerly in connection with the Oak
hip tract, is very fertile. and would make "a
luable addition to the Oak HIP tract. There IS
bridge across the river from place to the other
no H-d2sAcwf II. W. ID.
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T OTIS NOS. ll3, ia, In THE TOWN

HOUSE AND LOT, on Oregon Hill, on
IL Belvidere street, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
VIII be sold, on MONDAY next, the 18th Deccem.
Der, 1858. on thepremises, commencing Mt O'clock.
the LOT, with q Framed Dwelling thereon now in
the occupancy OF Martha Ruf1n, and near the gro
~ store Of MIR. Jas. Patterson. TERMs-Cash
deS GODDIN h APPERSON Auct's
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By Alex. Mott, Auct.
FURNITURE. DRY GOODS and GRO

FURNITURE. DRY GOODS and GRO
Il CFRIES Will be sold at auction, at my store,
on THURSDAY morning next. the 9th inst. COM
niture.
DRY GO0Ds-Cloths. Cassin,eres Cassinets, Ne
rnos. Alpscas. Calieos. Linseys, &C.. Large lot Of
GROCERI ES-25 hbls whisky; 10 bbls Gin; l56
casks French Brandy; 80 bbls Herripas; % 600 Be.
gars, &c. ALEX MOTT
de s Aucf'r.
AUTHORITATIVE DO added to my sels THIS
morning. at my store:
One hogshead Jowles
tine Dbl French Brandy
One Dbl Old Rye Whiskey
One Dbl superior Holland Gin
deg ALEX MOTT Aucf
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GALE OF LAND AND PERISHABLE

GALE OF LAND AND PERlSHABLE
~ PROPERTY IN HANOVER COUNTY.-By viz
tue of the last will and testament of Vim. d. Win
stop, deceased, will proceed, on TUESDAY, the
2lst day of December 1858, tf fair If not the neyt
fair day thereafter TO H. on the PREMISES, at pub
lie auction, the tract of land in Ha lover county,
called "Oak Hill," of which the said Winston died
seized and possessed, containing about 1854 acres
situated immediately on South Anna river. abont
miles from Taylorsville. and from Ashland, in
sight of the Richmond. Fredericksburg and Potomac
railroad and convenient 60 several churches and
mills. There is uIon the land q most excellent and
tasty dwelling house of wood with seven rooms
above the basement, in good repair With the us,al
cut houses. There is q suficiency Of timber upon
the tract and tbe land is adapted to the crops of
upon ir. seventy bushnls eff wheat with the usual
amount OF gaaLo This tract of land offers unusual
inducements to persons wanting small farm with
goot improvements, convenient to a railroad and 10
an agreeable neghborhood.
At the same time aud place, shall proceed to sell
the perishabie Property Of the fnid Winston. csm
rrisiBg Mules, Cattle, tainong them two ycses OF
Oxen,) Sheep. and Hogs, (pert of them fine porko
the Crops of all kinds, consisting CT Corn, Fodder
Shucks, Tobacco. &C., tho Farming Implements
&c &c.
TRIMS OF saLs-Pcr tho Land, one.thrd of the
purchase money will be rcnu!redin cash. the balance
in two equal instalments, ut and years, bearing
interest from day Of sclethe purchaser TO execute
bonds, with isfactory personal security for the
deferred payments and also 10 give deed OF trust
upon the premises For the personal property, all
sums of $40 and under. viii be required in cash.
over that sum, credit of six months will be allow
edthe purchasers to give their bonds, with APPROX
Dr,An sN
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By Thomas W. Keesee,
(Onlce corner of 18th and Cary strests.)

(On1ce corner of 18th and Cary streets.)
EXECUTOR'S SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
- AND KITCHEN FURNITURE, FARMING
UTENSILS. COWS, HORSE, &c AT AUCTION
l6 n, at II o'clock at "summerfe.d." near the Bow
ling Greer, the residence of B. Shelton eli of the
Household and Kitchen Furniture, Farming Uten-
sila, Cows, Horse, DC.
Terms Cash. IL SUETT0N
Executor Of Sarah Shelton. decd.
Sale conducted by THOMAS W. KKEsIE. Auct.
The Fam. containing A acres of land with Largo
nrick residence and all necessary cut buildings is
TOR rent the ensuing year. j.
sde9 Executor of q q d,,,a
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E6ESH ARRIVAL OF NEW GOODS
L AK. PsRkEf 81 60.

Have inst r c,ved their SECONn SUPPLY of
FsIL AND W{NTE2 DRY GoODS
max ing fh elf assortment one Of tho most complete
spi attractive they have eVeT offered aud ut such
prie1s ss will insure sales.
spIendid Hack and Cc'd silk Robes a'Lez
FloGnced
Rich Bsvaaere s'Lez and Pisjn silks
Biark Gro lie Rhine, Polt de Sole and Tafieta
Silks
Rich pfsId and Figd SaleBciss
Riart pngabazsnes. Alpacas, Chaihes and Mouse
lines
Rir,, Lace. Muslin and Cambria Sets
Mpslin Gam rio Pequet and Mourning Collars
IIInsfoa Cares and ReTthas
Cloaks, Nantes aud Shawls in great variety
Cloths Cassmeres sud Ntstiugs
Plantation and Housekeeping Goods
- and 4 Fnlled Cloths; Sleeps Grey Sattnetts
auckland Pulled Cloths; kerseys and Plaids
Plaid fiaseys Ftannels
Bed and Negro Blankets
DAmask Table Cloths: Napkins; Doyltes
Towels: Linen and Cotton Shectings
Pillow Linens; Irish Linens
Morinn T,arNhs' Wool, Silk and Shaker Shirts
and Drawers
Aiexanders md BGckskin Silk and Plush
LINED Gtoves and tiauntlets
CottoE and " DOL Hosiery Of every description
Carpets; Rugs; Drnggets. &C. &C "a
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By Alexander Mott, Auct.
MIGHT AUCTION.---Will be sold o

NI6HT AUCTION.---WiII be sold Ct
IN auction, THIS EVENING, commsncinR Ct
o'clock, general assortment Of Watches. yswelry.
Hardware. Fancy Goods, Meripo 6hfrts Drawefr
Stocks, Neck Hdkss, Table Cloths, Fancy Casol.
meres, and sundry other articles.
ALEX MOTT, Aust.
~ The above pale viii Be continued every night
until further notice. ALEX MOTT.
mr.
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S35 REWARD.-Ran away from

the subscriber. In the county Of Louise o.
the nth Of October last, my negro man ZEN.
XII. Tho eaid negro Is about five feet 10 inches
high. brown compiexien, had small whiskerE NO
recollec ed, except on his breast. caused IRON
negro the 18th February. 1857, Of Dickinson Hi,
Richmond, Va. Ban was raised q or near " nch'
burg. Va where he viii most likely endeavor 20 ~,
the above reward II delivered to me. or lodged IN
Jail 30 that can get him.
MY address 10 Louisa Court House, Va.
ocN-dltAcwtB. WIN. u. HARRIET.
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NIOTICE.-The subscriber will sell, to
IN tho highest bidder, for cash q Powhstan II.
on tho Sd day Of January. 1889. that beang court
the safate OF Sarah B. Hudson, ..deceasod. Md y
said to be an excellent sawyer and . very GOOD
rough carpenter. He has been In the EMPLOY Of
Mr. Willis y, Dance during the current year. 70
whom any person Wishing to purchase may Apply
fer information.
vssfad N ne DAVID 0O0DE,
d IO-wlw Executor Of Sarah B Hndson. decd.