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A AaA FAIRFIELD, VIR-
@&G A6AE> GINA RACES-SPRING
SyN MEETING, lslS--The

sM1E9SS WEE Ekr hASGs-s fslsI1fht
~---.----- Spring RACES, over this
Course. will commence on the lst.TUEsDAY in May
next During the week, the
boswell STAKE, $1,000 entrance $40 forfeit, will be
run ter, which has closed with the following sub
VIM. II. Gibbon. of New Jersey, names the foal Of
Gold Pin, by Trojan.
VIM. II. Gibbon Of New Jersey, names the foal o
ch Ia. 10y Trustee, by Finaucier.
Hare Watson, of Virginia names the foal OF
Marchoness. 10y Revenue.
r. 4 t. w boswell, of Va, name the foal of Sarah
"aFnimxton by Revenue.
Il q T. W. boswell. OF Va, name the foal of Nina
- Beichrr Cabell, Of Va, name the foal of b. H. G
Glencoe, by Chdr Harold.
Belchtr CAbell, ot Va, name the foal of Camelita
Cheatham Il Tally, of Va. name the foal of An
dre~etta. by Childe Harold
Chfathsm 4 Tally, Of Va, name the foal of Ora
Belle, 10y Revenue.
Green, OF Va. names the foal of b. m, by Envoy
7. B. HOldsby, of Alabama names the foa of Betty
Oliver, by Glencoe.
T. D. Gold.by, OF Alabama, names the foaI OF Sally
Riddlesworth. by Sovereign
L. b. GolSby, of Alabama, names the foal of Bos
ton m. out of Picayune. by Sovereign.
c. z. Coyie, of kentucky, names the fual of Too
Soon, by Glencoe
{. ?. iCoyle, Of Kentucky, names the foal of BIN
Thomas Puryer. ofsonth Carolina names the foal
OF fleur de Lis, by Glencoe.
lhbS TulySl, VI . u, names the iOdl OF MlilWOOu
by Glencoe
Jon Campbell, of Ky. names the foal of Emily
Speed, by Glencoe.
john Campbell, Of KY names the foal of Mirth
By Glencoe.
Vim. !. Cheatham, Of Tenn, names the foal of tn.
dam oi Berry, by Albion.
Wa. L. Cheatham. vi Tenn. names the fUul OF Leo
nora Love. by Glencoe.
p.S F0v Ter, Of Tenn. the fOal of Princess
Anue, by Epsilon.
T. q. Moore. Of KY, the ioal of Blue Bonnet
by Glencoe.
T; q. M'ore. of KY, names the loal of Lady Jane
by Voucher.
+. q. Moore. OF by, u..Inea the toal Of Magnolia
by YORKSHIRE.
T. h. Pontrxter. OF Louisiana, names the 1oal o
Marietta, by Glencoe
7. Il; PoinieNter, OF Louisiana, names the foal u
Sally Morgan, by YnrAhiTe.
MATCH RACE.
During the -ane wees Match Race, 500 aside
sAgie dash Of laile. play pay. will take plact
between Mr.. HeUr!'s two year old colt by Red Eye
and Mr.. Thomas ". Dosweil'r two year old colt by
ReIenur. MILES e. EGGIESTbS,
he I%-2iw4w PIupTietor.
Jt<. w. LEwEIIEN, secretary.
EE- The New York Spirit Of the Times will cop,
Tour timte, and forward bill 10 the Proprietor o
L. i D.
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CANDIDATES FOR orrrcr
He~To ri,s Y

SOC 10 Ihs NergRs OF No. . D,srp,or
slf esadG,., 's H,sSnco II herehy announce ~
III ts,NsT All q, M ensuing election for he os
- s9e ~ s Hs'tsrt k. sheaId be yauT pIes .,,
erSy in the discharge OF the ut -, =, .h ana On
=; having the greater part OF my life been anyaco.,
y, upaoohs ia Mhich important trusts h. va ha
a. faithfully an have heretofore served ieSiyHsn
s,h;. .,n.,.a JOSEPH ELLIUTr'
Of THIS month. 's' W <sth
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MECHANICAL.
IN SHEET IRON AND GAS FITTING

ESTABLISHMENT, THIRTEENTH STREET,
BETWEEN MAIN AND CARI.-fhe subscriber s
fully prepared To do all kinds of work in the above
business with dispatch; and returns thanks to his
numerous patrons for past favors and solicts con
tinuance Of the Being master Of his business
he promise his customers that all work done by
him viii at least he equal to any other house in the
city and fully CheAp-a fact known ~ all persons
who know what good work is
ROOFING, OUTLINING, &c.-IIeis prepared TO
execute this description OF work in very superior
manner both in town and country.
TIN WAKE.-Always on hand large and general
assortment of Tin Ware, wholesale aud retail.
GAS FITTiNG.-IIe ia likewise prepared to do all
kinds ofGas Fitting in the best manner.
PUMPS.-He keeps always on hand a large and ex.
tensive stock Of Well aud Garden Pumps.
fe ii CHARLES IL LANGLEY
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTnRE pATS.
By Goddin & Apperson, Aucts

TWO VALUABLE BRICK TENE-
BETWEEN BYRD STREET. ASD kRSioKY
BRIDGE, F0E SALE AT AUCTloS.-At the re-
quest OF Mr.. Thomas II. Daniel. trustee for Mrs
Harriet VI. Eoane, shall proceed TO sell public
auction. on the premises on TUESDAY, the 18th
day of January, 1853, at O'Clock. p. NJ. most val
liable Brick Tenements. with granite basement. 10
Gated as above Of which Ia in the occupancy OF
MIR. Jn@. PearCe.
TERas:-On fourth cash balance at 4, and Il
by trust deed or title retained till last note is paid
"a s-tds ' Goblin af hs a hnets
EXECUTORS SALE OF A MOST ELE-
IL CANT AND DESIRABLY LOCATED PRI-
yATE RESIDENCE IN THIS CITY OF RICH
MOSD, WITH HALF ACRE OF LAND ATTACH
Ed, All THE CORNER UF GRACE AND SIXTH
OF Robert C. Standard, decd (and by order of Mrs
stanard for whose benefit the sale is made,) shall
THURSDAY. .l4th day ofJan., 1855 at o'cik. r NJ,
far If not, the next fair day the large elegant and
desirabiy located residence situated as asoye with
an half lot attached late the residence of the
decetient and now in the occupancy OF his widow,
1t Ii hardly necessary that description uf thisTeay
valuable residence should be given as the same is 50
well know to the people of Richmond but for the
Information of those at distance who might ish to
renot 10 and locate in the city, it may Ge remark
ed. that for durability, style of finish, aud spa
TO be found IN this city. Ii has every convenience
and accommodation that could be desired including
ample servants apartments. large stable AMI car
rage house, admirable office, and also a yard and
green house filed with shrubs and flowers
TERNS-One-fourth cash: balance at L, IL and Is
mouths Tor negotiable notes. interest tho entire
ueDt added half yearly satisfactorily endor sed and
ute retained till the whole purchase money be fully
pau. The taxes and insurance for the year lsS to
n.., - WOOD BoULDIN, Admir-,
~ WIN the viii annexed of Ro. T.. Stanard dec
aoDDiN APPERsoN. Aucts.
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FtNCI CASES received by. the Jamestown Tor
-rur ,..se aud picture tor 81. which is regularly
hat4td elsewhere 3: for. What you buy at other
LIS - iur 81 give you fer ~ cents Pictures from
- cents up Ia $40. Groups taken in large and
lar4ed A. single ones. Union cast. with picture.
rl s.. AELAISOflfES, PANUTl PES ami AM
BKtk3RAPHs sent 10y mail Tor siugls postage. Pic
Tor Lnckets, Breastpi aud Rings taken: and
cd. ; DAgurrrtstypc~ copied. Pictures taken rain or
.iur - per cent. cheaper than any other gallery.
f,..i hies always kept. At NuITEH UHST : old
gallery, No. - Maiu street. de Sins
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s.Ss-p,,R1tc NrrrIyqIs MANCHESTER

-EsE ERIusEA meeting. If all who may feel All in
rest c subject, will be held III the town OF Man
hester on WEDNESDAY, the 18th day Of January
- az early candle hight take into consideration
.i,r SUBJECT 81 FREE BRIDGE TO Richmond This
D. rcf has been privately considered and discussed
fr .onr time in Manchester and it is determined
Mt o. ALLOW IL 10 -lunber longer
Addresses may be expected from various gentle
.n, Ii. aupug whom We will name the following: Y.
"a, kutfG Chas IL. Rhodes james Fisher. Jr., and
l1as I. Friend. We invite ali lhe friends OF the
.4u>c to CONF. de add FREE BRIDGE.
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NEW SCHOOL OF MEDICINE.


Professor BEACH. founder Of three Medical Col
leges in Hhis country and in England author OF
several Works on Nedicipe. Practitioner for more
than 20 year. in the city ofeNew York. has arrived
IN Richmond, and now proposes to Introduce his
system here by Lectures aud Advice TO those labor
ing under diseases which have hitherto haffied the
skill Of other ply sicians. =
DIR. BEACH desires to hold parior conversations or
lecture every evening Free 90 families circle Of
friends who may honor him with an invitation.
inyalids at distance win have Treatise sent them
free by directing Dote 10 him, enclosing "a stamp
and their address, which contains brief history aid
the principles u the NEw SCHOOL Practice.
He has brought with him a supply of his Books
and Medicines.
Professional Examinations and Advice given grs-
iaitoasly, from 9to o'clock. daily at the 81 Chares
Hotel.
These sieted with disease are particularly inyi
ted 10 call aud examine the anthofs Morks reeoi,-
mendations aud claims Ia eoDfid.nce and patrons ee
and il durable, they viii md a remedy without s,eF.
esay the lancet, or the kaSfe-
On WEDNESDAYS and SUNDAYS, bath Advice
aud Medicines will be given, without charge 10 the
lsIaF.
81 CHARLES HorEI, Jan. ., 1874. iaI.-sit
WOOD FOR SALE.-The subscriber
w has for sale 90 cords OAK WOOD. about three
miles from kichmcnd, reached by TIVE excsiient
or part. he will sell low and on bsrai tssn. Ap-
| ply TO WIN. ohhisiiAs.
ia sit
rLARIFlED SUGAR-Rs,ailing at 10
| ~ cents per ID, by
: jag-N MILAN T. ASa
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sSy- RruAys FAIn-Sr. JOSEPH :

.s~.LiN-Thr Ladies' OF st. Peters Congregation,
THE pl~asnrr 10 annunnce TO the public, that on
MONDAY ueGt the nth inst, nd The following day
~ evenings they will hold THE ORPHANS
AIR ia Mr. Mtrhells New Store, on Governor, OF
~ sIrr-t in Mr.. BeisiH's Row.
lh-y ingite the charitable. aud specially the
.ir0 j. Of the urph 4n- to give them cali Their
.tl o,hhit fine assortment ui superb articles.
ii graf variety Of kabStlntias, we'll irliCa-
,. toI tn grstihCtt alton of the TASTE
the proceeds oi The Fair viii b- devoted towards
"a, ing ior the new budding recently erected.
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try JANIS ELICIT,
UMMiSSIUNER SCEIASCERY,

A0JARF fJBLIC AND GENERAL AGENT
NJ attend al all times 10 the duties Of his Office
-4.i lpthr taking oi Dispositions, both in Richmond
~ AMI Hrhrlcu county. AMI any otheT Nuarial bu
siur- that ns be- desired. And, General Agent,
~1il Ne ~ ye, Al attention to Writing Derdr the
1AluiuBiiou and Preparation Vi Abstracts OF Titles,
we'll A. Ia any and AL business which may be
.4t-t.f - him.
sS- or. on Governor, u-xt door ~ Franklin
sl.rrt With Crenshaw Il WelltiHd. dc It's
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=, With the will annexed of Ro. G. Stanard. decd.
GoDDlN Il APPERsoN, Aucts
Oe 2I-2taw2ygk f3td
Farm IN HANOVER COUNTY ON

E'ARM IN HANOVER COUNTY. ON
mo- THE CIiICkAIIOMINY. ELEVEN MILES
nBUEE RICHMOND. NEAR TUE FREDERICK
P PUMT kAILROAD, CALLED "WUODLAWN"
t.UGNNI Ia TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY
At mill, fOk SALE AT AUCTIoN..Will be sold
January, lsl at - O'clock NJ ii fair if not the ne
r without limit reserve the farm located as
TOY, Low IN the occupancy of Mr.. John W Reeve
Wad33uius tne lands Of Messrs. VIM Taylor VIM N
" a,Iop. and others desired an adjoining tract
9u 70 acres VIII be added. making the entire trace
arad IN OAK and pine growth. The place is we'll wa
through an1 several never failing streams running
good repair the ighborhood une xcen,nraiil III y,
10 Is IN an improving condition. and we'll adspted
Mneat, oats, tobacco, &c. besides it is admifahly
adapted to stock farm ~ " "uihi'"oA!
INTERNATIONALLY cash. balance at 6, l2 and Il
months. for negotiable notes, bearing iiter.s, ST. and
secured by trust deed ''' "no
jay GDDDIN AppEpCnN
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ssg- SMIrH's USRIvALLED TooTu TING

Wa TEIIH, AND PROJECTING A NATURALLY PURE AND
WIT BREAIH.-Th- subscriber in Offering to the
putc this Superior DeHtuTce, feels confident that
HrSs Wil convince the most skeptical OF Its eH-
rllruce ID entirely Removes all putrid accumula-
"ns from the teet, and viii arrest and prevent do
STAY in all cases here the enamel has not already
destroyed, thereby causing the teeth to regain
lhrir former whteness. and the breath it's original
purty.
A. guarantee for its innocence and safety, 1t is
uy necessary state that il Is prepared bv the re-
ape of celebrated physician, who stakes his repu-
4lion upon ita efficacy having used it in his prac-
twenty years. Ills certificate may be seen.
,!i the testimony OF some Ot the most respectable
ItILens had, where il Is Tor sale, at
SMITH s AGENCY OFFICE,
No. 3, Under the Exchange Hotel, 9Th street,
dc 3l-lm* Richmond, Va,
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Al Bt-i ARLE INSU RANCE COMPANY OFCHAR-
Louisville, VIRGINIA
This Company Iusures the lives Of SLAVES for
NJ Or four years ou the most reasonable terms.
p; T. ". HANCOCK Medieval Examiner.
KNOW LIS & NALtoRD, Agents.
dc s,-.w uflce No p Pearl street.
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rsy" LAW PARTNERSHIP.

A LIZ. JAS. PLEASASTS
LIE y PLEASANTS, Attorneys at Law, Notares
able and Commissioners of Deeds. &c, will prac
fI,e N al the Courts of the city Of Richmond snt
Z: q rountie. " Guuchland. Hrurico and Hanover
itcr "a nth street. second door from Main.
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BY Alexander Mott, Auctioneer.

CLOTHING, SHOES, BOOTS, HATS,
r1,,,4nU0W WI be sold at auction, at my store on
a general assortment of Ready made Clothing. con
5istihg 81 Goats, Pauts, Vests Wooden Shirts and
Drawers; 40 doz. country knit Socks
GEoCERIES, FURNITURE, &c.-Whisky, Bran,
dy, Gin. Wine. Segars Tobacco. &c
-Four Tierces Cod Fish
ALSO, small lot Of Furniture from family leav
ing the city. ALIEN. MOTT
ia IL AuCtiOuPer
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BY |. Il G. Il. Davenport.

GROCERIES, &C., AT AUCTION.-Ou
~ THU RSDAY, nth January, we will sell. at II
O'clock at our auction store, an assortment OF GRO
CERIES, viz:
80 bags COFFEE
loo bbls Coffee SUGAR
New York SYRUP
kec;i6ed ana Old RYE WHISKEY
FRENCH BRANDY
Old APPLE BRANDY
y. T.. RUM
GREEN TEAS
WRAPPING PAPER
CANDLES, SOAP
Manufactured TOBACCO
SALT, &C, &c.
TERMs.-Under slO0, cash; Sl00and over, months
credit, tor approved paper
ia II l. Il. B. DAVENPORT Aucts
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BY Thomas W. Keesee.

CLUB ROOM FURNITURE, Bill
~ LIZARD TABLES AND GAS FIXTURES FOR
SALE, AND HOUSE FOR RENT AT AUCTION
VIII De sold on THURSDAY MORNING next Janu-
AIRY l4th, commencing at Ia O'clock at the Clul,
House. at the corner of nth and Main streets over
The store Of MesslS DuvHl Norton all of the Fur
nltre consisting i'll part Of two line Billiard fable.
Marble Top able, Gard Tables, Extension Tables.
two French Plat Mirrors. Sofas. paror and Cane
seat talrs, Writing Desk, iIa. HACK BRUSSELS ar
pet~, Mamie Clock. Sdebnard Oil Cloths Floor Mat
ting Engiayin9s, Silver Plated Waiter and Pitcher
China and u lassWare Dish covers Knives and Forks
D.canteTs, stove and Pipe, Gas Chandeliers Brack.
ets, &c, &c.
ALSO-At the same time the House will be rent
eel for the present year. Terms cash
THOMAS W kEESEE
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ia? GoDDIN Il APPERSON. Aucts
VALUABLE BRICK TENEMENT q,

FRANKLIN. BETWEEN 10TH Avn oor1,
Els, FOX SALE AT AUCTION-Will be sold on
auEs;DAl the 9Th day of February, lS5S. son the
cellent Brick Tenement located as above nov in tbe
occupancy Of Mr. Ford The house has 10 rooms
besides Kitchen, &c and now rents for S2ja per an
nun. ~ P0A ""
TERMS-One fourth cash; balance at 4. and 70
months for negotiable notes inter, st added secured
by trust deed, title retained. The taxes and in
sGrance for ISIS to be Paid by the purchaser
l,ilIlnIN Z Al
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s6s~ To rus yorrRs or D,sr.,orN .
sas~ To MY FELLow-CrrrzESs or TT

respectfully announce self a candidate tnr m
OIL &c OF CONSTABLE, made vacan in your d;st,cs
by the resi- snation Of Mr.. }. q. Mettert w
ia s-6t@ ROBT Is. CRADD0CK
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NJ. D.. WATSON.
asa WATSON / BAYLY.

ATTORNEY : AND
COUNSELLURS At LAW.
RICHMOND, VA.
rf4Iirein all the Courts held in the city OF Rich
.oui and the counties ot Henrico and Ches-
.oi p-id.
WM r. WATSON, United States Commissioner,
and Commissioner in Chanccry.
SAML. I. BAfLY, Commissioner Of United States
Cuurt al Claims COMMISSIONER OF Deeds &C, Ter the
strrIal States and Notary Public.
ss- Office on Bank street ia GOddins Building.
I'M
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TRUST SALE OF VIIUARIE pR0-

'hOo1 GALL Of SALUABL Pro
PERrG. IN HENRICO COUNTY,-By virtue
of two several deeds of trust executed to ma Ly
frederick ktck, both bearing date the 9TH day of
January, $780, and recorded the Clerks offic. Of
Henrico County Court the Sth day ofthe same month
aud year. shall proceed to sell. being thereto re-
qnlred ~ tn" parties IN trust upon the premises
On FRIDAY, the 2Nh day OF January, lsjS, at Il
o'clock NJ ffair, If not, the first fair day thereaf
Ter. at the same pac" and hour, the folio wing pieces
OF Real Estate lying ia the county Of IenricO that
Il to say certain parcel of Land on the waters of
the ChIckahUmlny, containing hundred and
torty-two acres more or less, being bounded by the
lands OF Barton emoot decd, HobOrne Cottreil de-
ceased, John Alley, Pleasant Tay .or and others.
And a certain other parcel OF land lyin2and being
in said County, being three fourth parts of the land
Of which Barton SmOot of sail County died, seized
containing as it is estimated, forty and one
i"mrth oi en- acre, be the sane, more or less.
TERM5-Casl, as to 30 much of the purchase money
for the parcel uf land first above mentioned and de-
crbed as will be necessary to pay the sum OF eight
hundred ana htY-two dollars, with interest thereon
from the first day of November 1857 and the penss
attending the execution of the trust. The like sum
q 1852 with interest thereon from the FIRST day OF
November, 1887 Is to he payable the first day of
Noyemb r, lS5o and the residue, ii any OF the pur-
chase money, Is to be made payable and be secured
at such time and in tuCh manner the said Frede-
rick keck may prescribe in OF his failure to
do SO, at such time aud in such as will be
announced at the sale.
For the piece of land secondly mentioned and de-
scribed the terms will be cash as to much as is
necessary to pay the sum OF S74 IS, due the LIST
that day; and the expenses attending the
Of the trust and the further of S74s4 is to be
Hlu tie ISL udy Vi November, ISIS, with interest
thereon from the LIST day Of November 1857 and the
residue OF the purchase money is to be paid at such
time and Ia such manner as will be ANNOUNCED at the
time OF sale.
NEGOTIABLE notes will be required of the purchaser
or purchasers of the said parcels Of land either
Of tllen tor the credit instruments, and deed or
deeds OF trust to the 1he title to both
the above parcels OF land is believed to be unques-
tiOnable but acting trustee, shall only sell with
special warranty.
JOSEPH R0SENBAUM
Trustee for Joseph Myers, and as Trustee for the
said Joseph Myers, Trustees for Mary Lovenstein
ia
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Eas-t IMPORTANT
TO
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
WITH BALD HEADS.

4 preparation from the receipt Of well known
ah1 popular phy sician will stop the hair from fall
M Restore il its natural color, keeps the scalp
tr,tu and white aud causes the hair To grow iuNu-
ran when the scalp has been bald Tor years
tuaIas ia this instance il useless. Call and pur-
Has bottle and try it fairly, and it not satisfied
Sith Ihe result the mouey will be returned.
SD ii Hi,hniUnd 10y W. PETERSON,
Wholesale and Retail Druggist,
Corner 18th and Main SITS.
AK for DR.. HARRIS HAIR PROMOTER AND
iNPkUFEK.
All cash orders from persons at distance, should
J" addressed TO w. PETERSON, W holeplle and He
tail Druggist Richmond. Va.
FCite IuF one bottle 81. de ly-d3m
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CovSrY or HRSRico-T am a candidate for the SHE
RlffAL1Y " the County of Henrico, and respect
fully solicit your sufrages a. the ensuing election in
May next y. NIGH DAVIS.
Richmond. 18th Dec. 1857. ia 4-dlm
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nE- SHERiFFALrY OF HENRICo.-I am
candidate for re election to the Office Of SHERIFF
OF Heurico. JNO. A. HUTCHINSON.
IA la--ltIe
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TRUSTEES SALE OF HORsEs-A
THO. ii. LAMBETH, Trustee.
LlRUS 4 SHINE. Auct5. la g-tds
GALE OF HORSES, COWS, CORN

GALE OF HORSES, COWS, CORN,
~ OATS, FARMING UTENSILS, &c, &c, Al
AUCTION Will be sold at public Auction, ON FRI
DAY the 18th, inst, commencing Mt IL o'clock, at
the residence Of Mr.. d. =. HOWE, at Warwick,
miles below Richmond, on the Chesterfield side, Is
bbls. Corn, 5000 los. of Oats Blooded Horses.
several hi Cows. Also a large lot of Oak and Pine
Wood, on the River bank. together with all vi his
Farming Fixtures &c, &c.
TERMs.-All sums OF $50 and under, cash, over
that amount, months, for approved negotiable
paper. LAkUS SHINE,
Ja7 Aucts.
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DRICE REDUCED TO FIVE DOLLARS.

Il -Ruptures cured Ruptures radically cured
The price OF DR.. Sherman great radical cure rupture
Truss has been reduced from $40 TO only 81; placing
il in the power Of all to obtain Of these invaluable
Truss.s and b. perfectly cured. This Truss con-
yenicpty be sent by mail express to any portion
Of the State
send measure Of your hips or p~lyis-sayng
whether you desire weak or strong spring, dis
tinctly writing your name and place OF re,idenCe.-
The pad of this Truss works on the ball and socket
system giving it great latitude of motion, as to
apply its pressure ut any given point and then king
il there at Your pleasure by small lever attached
1t Is with perfect comfort The Truss Ia It neat
instrument being perfectly simple and not at all liza
bic to get out of order be broken. 1t has cured
great humber of persons in this city and throughout
the St4tr and We will most checriully refer to gen-
tleInen who are well known for their yeracity and
resp.ctability who have themselves been thoroughly
crcd OF this dangerous disease and that too in
of long standing and OF all aggravated nature.
All medical mel pronounce 1t the very best Truss
known.
The money for the Truss must invariably be sent
in advance.
Persons not knowing can send their money to
any merchant friend i'll the city, or We will give
any reference as ~ responsibility and prumrtness.
The Truss any information CONCERNING It, can be
had of e. e.. Jackson,
No. l. Main street, Richmond.
n. 3. Persons owning valuable slaves who are rup-
tured should by all means obtain one; for they will
not only cure, but durable that they are the
cht apest in the ehd
ALI kinds of Trusses kept and sold on reasonable
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sR~GEoaaE r. STEEL, Dentist, Office
.oa residence Ne ~. on Main, between sth and 9Th
.Irsess Richmond, Va my @-lY
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,. OLD ALEXANDRIA ~ :

Old ALEXANDRIA - ~
RE-OPENEU SNIDI
$780, y. j. EADS, PROPRIETOR. ~tNs2
The subscriber having taken the house on Pearl
or 18th street, two doors from Main, formerly the
old Alhambra and fitted up the same in a superior
style. will be pleased TO hs friends and the pub
lie TODAY.
His cellar is supplied with the choicest WINES.
LIQUORS and CIrARS and his LARDER will be
Kept stocked with all the DELiCACIES to be al
torded by this and other markets.
He has secured the services II Mr.. WM. MASON,
rs assistant, who Will also be happy 10 his old
friends and the public jal2-6t 4
Nv CAME to my residence, opposite
81 Mr. Robins0n's FARM on Friday last q grey
Nurse, nearly white. The owner will please com
forward, pay charges and take her away.
ia i2-3t~ FREDERICK HATT0RR.
.stlt FOR BREMEN. The A. Bre-
sts1ssszs men barque WICLAND N. Osterman master,
NOW at City Point, will load for the above port FOR
freight or passage, apply to Z
ia 8-eed3t SCHAER. KOHLER l. co.