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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-13
By Richard Cauthorn, Auct.
TRUSTEES SALE OF GROCERIES,.

L &c.-By virtue of deed II trust from Robert s
Taylor, dated the 4th day 81 December. 1858, and
duly recorded in the office of the Hastings Court of
the city of Richmond, the undersigned, Trustee
therein appointed, will proceed to SELL at public
auction, on FRIDAY, the 10th day of December,
1858, beginning at 10 o'clock, ii, at the store OF
stock of Groceries. Goods, Wares and Merchandise,
embracing Liquors of choice quality Sugars, Coffee,
Candles Soap. and all other articles usually found
in such a stock Also, Store Fixtures, and (unless
privately disposed of z Taylors interest in the
lease of the premises.
TERMs-Sums of $50 and under, cash; over $50.
months creoit, for approved, endorsed negotiable
notes. HOWISON, Trustee.
Sale conducted by RICHARD CAurHoRN. DEF
POSITION EMEST.-The above sale is postponed
to WEDNESDAY, DEC. 18th, at 10 O'clock.
10 m n Trr.ufa
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GREAT ATTRACTION.-New Goods

GREAT ATTRACTION.-New Goods
" for the Holidsys-SCHAPP l. co. have Just
returned from the North with Stock OF China.
Glass, Housekeeping and Fancy Goods. Toys, etc.
fully worth the attention OF al In want OF handsome
No Iron Stone China Dinner. Tea and Toilet Sets
French China Goods Of every description, very
richly gilded; carefully selected for Christmas
presents
Old Dominion, Britannia and silver-plated Coffee
and Teapots
Kerosene, Fluid ard OIL Lamps of metal and glass
Wooden-ware: as Wash-boards, Trays, Cedar Buck.
cts, Pastry Boards. etc
Willow-ware; as Market. Work and Snack Baskets
Knives and Jerks, Spoons. Ladies'. Teatrays
Japsnned and plain Tinware
French Timed Iron Kettles. Sauce Pans, etc
shoveIs and Tongs. Coal scutsles; Tenders
Scrub, Dusting Shoe, Whtewssh and Cieth Brushes
Mate in short, anything in the housekeeping line
nancy Goods: as Port Monnaies, Cabas, Excelsior
Razors and Pocket Knives Brushes, Combs.
Perfnmery. Splendid Hair Pins, and thousands
Of other articles
Toysl Toys!! Fireworks. OF oo,s
dal Corner Broad AMI Sd streets.
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VALUABLE FARM In HENRICC

COUNTY. AT THE TERMINUS OF THE
WESLEYAN PLANK ROAD, WITH STOOK
CROPS, FARMING IMPLEMENTS, &C. Az
AUCTlON:-The subscribers business in the city
requiring his undivided attention, will proceed to
sell upon the premises, on THURSDAY, ths 10th
day OF December, f fair ii not the next fair da
commencing at IL O'Clock, A. his farm, situated
10 Henrico county. at the terminus of the Westham
Flank Read. adjoining the lands of B. W. Green
Thomas Dickens and others.
1t contains las acres of highly improved land.
About 10 acres have been seeded in wheat and 20
acres we'll set In clover About As acres are heavily
wooded, and the balance Of the land is ready for
cultivation.
The improvements are q new framed dwelling
house, with rooms, passage and closets, negro
quarters, large new barn, stable, carriage-house
&C. The property ia supplied with spring and we'll
water. and substantially enclosed. Any one wish
ing to purchase really valuable farm convenient
to the city, and in a good neighborhood, would do
well to examine the premises before the day of SALE
After the sale of the farm will be sold the entire
crop, stocks farming implements, &c consisting in
part, of horses. mules, cows, 90 barrels corn
oats shucks fodder, &c large lot OF farming nipple
ments &C.. &c.
Terms for the Farm-One-fifth cash. the balance
at 2, and years for notes with interest added
and secured by trust deed. For the personal pro.
perty, $50 and under, cash ever that amount.
months credit for approved negotiable notes with
interest added. JNO. w CARDWELL
Sale By JAMES n. TAYLOR 4 Son, Auct's.
no 30
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HpUCATroM.

N0IICk.-The undersigned will super.
tnSss q hs egn daughter. 10 Mental and Morsl
rnHosopny, History, Composition and Rhefnr;r x
houng Iadics having left school. or others wish;ny
Sr.nr se mere attention to any or al OF thee
20 doing They will prepxre their recitatiansI ~ ~
nome. and attend In the ciax room at tbn honr ar
pointed for hearing the lessons RECITATION "a
De accompanied by lecture "oA W
Eariy application IL requested. m tina uuuhe, &c
pupils must be limited 80 tho hu"per eI
aeu-..H rs KEpPLER. 24th st.. Church Hill.
RoOK MILL ACADEMY.
Ts,. BUCKINGHAM COUNTY. VA.
dav IN shs resumes ta exercises the frat Mon
"'s - n ppenrnary. 1889.
month. TiInS + n pnr% n' ~ % ~ Per
1o Geo. New Store r, O., Va
$ ECT COUNTRY BOARDING
: SSCn0QL FOR YOUNG LADIES-Mrs HENRY
bKoOkk proposes, on the 10th Of October nsrt
70 open Boarding School for young ladiea AT al,
isnd, "a the county Of Hanover. ''A
Al the higher branches Of female education will
De tspght including French, Latin, Italian. Music
ana Drawing-in all Of which departmenfs thar
MI EDWARD qRENIER now residsn In Ash.
,ana, VII taRe charge of the Department. Of Music.
After the present year the School will be remorad
~ a.e country In the nefshborhood of Ashland.
fAhns-osk'hALf PAYABLE IN ADVANCE, THE REST AT
The END oP THE YEAR:
BOT Sspu. ineluding fuel and lignts.....$I75 GO
Languages, leach On IN
Music-professor'B Fees ~o W
~ 90
20 90
For further information, address
HENRY L BROOKE,
o01-6 Ashland. Virginia.
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NI0TICE--The suhscriher having dis.

NOTICE.-The subscriber having dis
lS posed Of the business heretofore conducted by
Va, unto Messrs SALMON IL BALL. would take
this opportunity of returning his sincere thanks
liberal patronage so long continued towards him,
and respectfully asks continuance of the same to
his successors. whom he takes pleasure in recon-
nending TO his Old patrons and the public, as gem
tle,nen fully capable of conducting the SADDLE
and HARNESS BUSINESS, and are also eminent
~ worthy Of their conf fence.
JOSEPH II. C0LQUITT, Agent
-. >xal Noo lAka
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ERESH ARRIVAL Of NEW GOODS
L a. Is. PARHER ts CO.

Have iEst received their SECOND SUPPLY Of
FAIL AND WINTER DRY GOODS
making their assortment ona of the most complete
aud attractive they have ever offered and at such
prices IS will insure sales.
Splendid Black and Cord SILK Robes a'Lez
a e. Flouneed
Rich Raya9ere a'Lez and Plain silks
Black Gro de Rhine. Polt de Sole and Taffeta
Silks
Rich pla.a and Pie'G valencias
Black BombsziBes, Alpacas, Chshies aud Mouse
lines
Rich Lace, Muslin and Cambria Sets
Muslin. Camhric. PeQaet and Mourning Collars
ILLUSION Capes and Berthas
Cloaks. Nantes and shawis in great variety
Cloths Csssifueres and Vestnes
Plantation and Housekeeping Goods
81 and 4 PULLED Cloths: Sleeps Grey Satinetts
Buck land FGled Cloths; kerseys and plaids
Plaid HnEsys -flannels
Bed and Negro Blankets
Damsss Table Cloths; Napkins; poyiiss
Towels; Linen and Cotton Sheetings
Pillow Liaeus; Irish Linens
aerno, Lambs Wool, SILK and Shaker Shirts
and Drawers
AleXander's Kid, Buckssin. Silk and Plush
Lined Gloves and Gauntlets
Cotton ard Wool Hosiery Of every description
Carpets; Rugs; Druggets. &c. oc 20
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CHEAP-THE CHEAPEST IN TT

CHE8P-THE CHEAPEST IN THE
~ CITY
their value, Call at z! Main street.
II yen want yard vide Bleached Cotton, at Ga
cents Call at II Main street.
If you want fast eolored Prints. from Ga cts aud
upEar Is, MeTinoes and Ee LANES. at low prices.
Call at q Main street.
II you want to save Is per cent in buying cheap
Dry Goods OF sli kinda,
Call at No q Main street
If you want handsome Philadelphia made Mo
rocco Bootees with or without heals; Goatskin do;
Misses Children's Mems and Boys Shoes; at as
tonishjng low prices, call at Il Main street.
de- JOSEPH STRAUSS.
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IIOuSE AND LOT IN GYDNEY AT

HOUSE AND LOT IN SYDNEY AT
Al AUCTI0N.-We will sell upon the premises
on TUESDAY, the l4th inst, commencing at az
O'Clock, NJ, a House and Lot in the town of sgd
ney, opposite the stables of Messrs Warvick 4
Barksdale, and adjoining the Vineyard SQUARE"
The House has about 4. rooms, and is occupied at
rent of Sq5 per annunl.
The lot fronts on Elmwood strest about 30 feet,
and runs back l25 feet to 81 foot alley Terms one
third cash the balance at and Smonths for notes
with interest added, and secured by q trust deed,
da4 JAS nj TAYLOR Il BON Aucf,a
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1909 NhG House ai RnNTIsa, &c. 1859
G. w n TYLER

Office on Marshall, between 9th and 7th Streets
The subscriber again offers his services to the peo
pie Of Richn and the surrounding country, as a
GENERAL AGENT.
His attention will be given especially to HIRING
OUT NEGROES, RENTING OUT HOUSES and
COLLECTING THE HIRES and RENTS. and all
other CLAIMS and SELLING NEGROES and
REAL ESTATE PRIVATELY.
His acquaintance with the people and places in
Richmond is very large, having been, frem 1851 to
1857, the keeper of the City Hall and other city
property. door keeper to tie City Council, and po-
lice officer.
He will give his personal attention (when re-
Quired) to Servants hired out by him during the
year. His office is on Marshall street, between 9th
and 18th, in the former law Office of James Lyons
Esq. Persons in tho country, sending me Servants
will please write me before the end of the year. and
send their negroes by the LIST of January 1859.
Thanking those who gave him their patronage
for the year 1858, be socts their business for the
future, and hopes that many others may contide
their business TO him..
For his fitness as an agent and his responsibility
for any money that may GENE into his hands he re-
fers 70 the citizens Of Richmond generally. and
pecially to the following gentlemen: Fon John A
Meredith, Judge of the Circuit Court: Marmaduke
johnson ESQ, Commemorative Attorney.
MEMBERS OF THx CITY CoUNCTL.-D Saunders,
President; VIM Allen, Edwin Robinson DR. W
Reddy, Geo " field, Grattan, Stokes,
and Vim Ii Richardson.
Messrs Conway Robinson, Gustavus Myers,
Herbert A Claiborne, James Lyons. Thos W Nc.
Canoe, James Dunlop, Jas Scott, Thos j Evans,
Felix Mathews, VIM I'll Haxall Wm W Undertake.
Il Son, Alex Garrett. Drs Peterfield Trent and Al.
bert Snead, and julius A Hobson Collector City
Taxes. G w II TYLER,
de 3-dtIOJ&cW6t Office near Second Market
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AUCTION eAIne.
BY Henry W. Qusrles,
(No. $50 Main streetl
By Larus & Shine.

0N NEXT TUESDAY MORNING, the
l4th inst. at 10 O'clock, we will cell. At our
store, lot OF Household and Kitchen Furniture
&c, consisting OF the ual variety.
do ii LARUS a SHINE Aucts
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T,HE PHILOSOPHERS sT0NE AZ

THE PHILOSOPHERS STONE AT
4 LAST DISC0yERED--or. rather the marc for
cheap goods is acknowledged to be at GEORGE IA.
C0B's, No. AZ Main street
Cloaks. Nantes and Ragisns to suit the most fasti
dous, at rernai kahly low price
bonnets, Flowers, Ruches, Hair Pins, Cashpeines
ana Head Dresses. at less rate than any estab-
Beautiful styles Bonnet Ribbons as low as l2c per
Hoops @t and Extension Skirts at the loves, rate.
Hosiery and Embroid' riea. in great variety
Dress Trimmings and friSges--some as low as I'D.
per yard.
Fancy Goods and Notions In great yartetv and at
less rates than ever.
Those DESTROYS OF securing bargains vii, and It to
Their interest to give me u call
Remember, nearly opposite the 81. Charles Ho-
tel. Remember. No. 80. Main ST. no 30
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By Alexander Mott,
IMPORTANT AN d PEREMPTORY
= = SALE o. TWHNTY,RIyE THOUSAND Doll

IMPORTANT AND PEREMPTORY
LARS WORTH on DRY aooDs Ar AnCr H
Of the store formerly occupied by Wooldridgs.
81 Main street. commencing on TUESDAY niallt
December 9TH, at p H., aud continue each dnv md
evening until all 10 disposed Of Sales every day &C
10 A. and p. NJ, for Ladies'.
This stock comprises the largest asortment Of dry
French and English Broad Cloths. Doc Skins. Cast
meres, Tweeds. Sattinets, Kentucky jeans Vestincs
handkerchief. gentlemens Shawls Under 0hirfs
Drawers. Gloves. Braces, &c.
IA LS.French Broche Shawls, long and
long and square scotch Piaids. tasSmsre. ThiSss..
Wool Stellss; printed Cashmere and Lima shaWis.
DKEss GOODs-Moire Antique. black and fancy.
Nlks, Peplins, French, Cashmere. Robes a(lufl
Wool flaids Scotch Gala Plaids, Parmettas, %.
p1rgs, De LANES, Ginghans, Printed Muslins, 10.
sizes and patterns; Napkins DoIly's plain Linen,
fine and Extra Brown Linen. Cloths, extra fns
sheetings and Towelling, gentlemen's and Ladieop
Linen Hdkfs. Hosiery, DC.
Marseilles Counterpanes, Lancaster Quilts Sheet
ing. Ribbon Bound Blankets. and IN fact everything
usually found In first class Dry Goods Store.
1seats for ladies. and they are respectfully In
vited to attend. Sales at 10 A N and p n and 2
M; All goods warranted as represented.
de7 ALEX MOTT Auck
MIGHT AUCTION.-Will be sold a
~ auction, THIS EVENING, commencing Ct
o'clock, q general assortment of Watches JeWelry
Hardware, Fancy Goods. Merno Shirts. Drawers.
Stocks. Neck Hdkfs Table Cloths, Fancy Cad.
meres, and sundry other articles
"a. The above sale will be continued every niaht
until further notice. ALEX MOTT.
A,xnk
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CHIPPING,

wTss--xs6 CON'S LINE.-The only
ssssass f4sS.Eregnlar Lice Freight Boats from
Richmond TO Lypchburg. three times week, TUES
DAYS, THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS.
Boat SULTANA, Capt VIVA Smith.
Do TH0s w JOHNS, Capt Chas Johnson
Do LITTLE TENNESSEE. Capt Jas w Maxwell
Do MERCHANT, Capt Parsons.
Do NAPOLEON. Capt Geo q Layne.
Do TEMPEST Capt John Donald.
These Boats are all of the first class and comman.
ded by careful and experienced Captains, and leave
promptly aa advertised. The subscriber, thankful
Tor past tavors 20 literally bestowed, begs contn
usnCe of the same. For freight apply to
WIN cox, Agent,
At the Shed, Dock street. in rear of old Gas Works
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By Goddin Il Apperson, Ancts.
SALEO OF TOBACCOFAC.

TORY FIXTURsS.-As Trustees in deed of
trust rom Mr.. II. D. Dickinson, dated 9th February
1883, and CT record in the Richmond Hustnes Court
we shall proceed to sell at PUBLIC AUCTION, at
the factory now occupied by Mr. X. L. Dickinson.
Cary street. on MONDAY, 9TH December. 1853, con-
meIlcing az 10 O'clock. A. NJ all the FACTORY
EIATgkES. IMPLEMENTS, MACHINERY AND
TOOLS, and other things, fixed or movable in or
about the Factory aforesaid, used in the msnufac-
negotiable notes
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By !. & G. 3. Davenport, Auets.

Oy !. q U. D. OdVeHPU10 ., 11ueeo'
600 CASES BOOTS, SHOES AND
wv HATS, AT AUCTI0N.-On THURSDAY.
the 18th December, we will sell. at our auction
store, at le O'Clock
500 cases fl esh and seesonablo BOOTS, SHOES
and HATS
TEaMs-Under 800, cash; $IC0 and over, ninety
& G DAVENPORT,
deg Auctioneers.
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.hUhMBtk 9th, l85o.-A g hEAT

nEUhMbtk 9th, l85o.-A @ hEAT
II REDUCTION IN THE PRIOR or GOODS
Eueh Inducements to customers TO pdrchase, has
never been heard Of before. G1LDSNif will offer,
from the uresent time his handsome aud desirable
stock Of q 1ods much below the Regular price. Ali
he wants IL customers 20 come and take lock at
his great bargains, as he Is satisfied Re can suit
them ia price a1d quality. Can be found in his
s:ock: Rieschri Cottons. White flannels. Black
silks " hite and Colored Tarlatsas, Uncut Velyets
Feathers Flowers, Ruches, Setins, Blond Laces and
Edges Cambria and Swiss Sdgings, Bands. Sleeves,
Collars Infants Waists, Corsets. Cloaks, Busters
an Goods Nub;as. FrinGes Gallons Velvet Rib.
bons, Head Dresses Fancy Hair Pins, Handk fs and
numerous ether articles. The goods must be cold
et s. ms price. All who want to purchase. VIII hud
a great saving in the price Of goods.
de f COL DsMlT. 2A5 Broad At
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RICHMOND AND PETERS

sisssEs4ss-1HssN5sBURd RAILR D.-NOTYCE TO
PASSENGERS TO AND FROM CLOVER Hill.
Passengers for Glover Hill take the A. ID train
from Richmond or Petersburg. to Chester and there
take the 620 A. NJ train. ard arrive at Glover Hill
at S A. IL. Returning the train leaves Clover Hill
ut ii % a IA arrives at Chester at P NJ. and Rich.
mond at $40 p. n. or Petersburg at 4l5 p M.
The above mentioned trains run daily, Sundays
excepted.
no lq-iro T. II Gill Spr,,f
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By Richard Caathorn, Auctioneer.
DUBLIC SALE OF A BUfLpING no

pUBLIC SALE OF A BUILDING LOT,
= on 18th, between Grace and Franklin streets,
EOR SALE AT AUCTION VIII be sold en-
WEDNESDAY. the Sth Of December, upon the
premi es, at O'Clock, p NJ. that valuable tOT, de-
scribed above, fronting 80 feet on 18th street. and
running back ia feet to an alley, and adjoining
lot belonging to Mr. Sfubbs snd the same property
purchased by the late Williamson Allen, Of Ruther.
foord's Exrs.
TERMS liberal, and made known at the sale.
dc 4-tds
NJ The above sale is postponed, on account Of
the inclemency of the weather, to MONDAY. 18th
inst, ct o'clock , NJ.
de 9 R, CAUTH0RN. Auct.
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10 BUILDING LOTS. m THE PLA

- OF BUENA VISTA. TOWN OF SYDNEY.
AT rAaIu g be sold, upon the premises,
the sale of the House and Lot Opposite the stable
OF Messrs Warwick Barksdale, commencing at
O'Clock, NJ IL beautiful Building Lots in the plan
ing the Baptisi Chapel
The Lots front 80 feet each on Williams street.
and run back l40 feet to an alley
TERMs-0De-thrd cash; the balance At and q
mouths, for notes. with interest added and title re-
tanned. JAS N TAYLOR sON
de 10 Ancts
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sT~> NOTICE.-ChANGE OF
yszsztsS.a.s - II o U r The steamers GLEN
GOV. aud CURTIS PECK will leave the wharf at
Rockets EVERY MORNING, (Sundays excepted
for Portsmouth and Norfolk. ut 61s O'Clock precise
ly, and return each alternate day touching at all
turning. oclS o HASKINS
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pRIVATE BOARDING.--MISS BID
- GOOD has taken the large and comfortable
house corner OF Main and 7th streets md will open
for the reception of Boarers on the Is. of October
next. Gentlemen can be accommodated with board
ing by the day. se25-3m
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CERVANTs' BLANKETS seryants'

~ Blankets ,kll persons in want Of Servants
Blank es viii Ind 1t to their interest ex aIrne our
stock before supplying themselves, as We have
large stock on hand Of the above named goods;
which We are seiiiRE at very reduced prices
JOHNSON & HARDWOOD,
do So a;n utra..
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CA NOTICE.-Having bought out
EA the stock of sADDLRRY AND HAIR
tI. NESS of Mr.. JOSEPH II. C0LQUITT,
& We will continue to conduct the business
at his old stand No 81 Main street, under tbs name
end style of SALMON d BALL, where will be found
a general assortment of SADDLES, HARNESS,
BRIDES. &c and everything that is generally
kept In well arranged establishment.
We would say to the public that We intend keep
ing good articles, of orr own manufactn.a IS can
be found in any other establishment in the Uniou,
manufactured of the best materials, and at prices
suitable &c the times. Wishing the former patrons
OF the house to continue their orders, es hereto
fore, we will every effort to please them. we
are also having manufactured the PATENT
SPRING SADDLE, by j. Rudisell. tho ratentco.
WA Salmon,
AUGUSTUS NJ. FALL.
Rinhnnnna IAac Ike de- lint
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pOsTPONEMENT or SALE on LAND

DISAPPOINTMENT or SALE 81 LAND
= AT A9HLAND.-owing to the incIemency Of
the weather.. the mle Of the twp tracts Of land IN
signed. q Commissioner Of Hanover Circuit Court,
% take place at Ashland on the eth day Of Deceu-
Der, 1883. ID postponed until MONDAY. the z7th Of
December. lsss when II viii take place without r.
de s-dxwtds EDMUND I. MORRIS. com'r.
By Thomas w. Keesee,
(Ofice corner Of l2sh and Cary streeta)
EXECUTOR'S SALE or HOUSEHOLD
- AND KITCHEN FURNITURE. FARMING
UTENSILS. COWS, HORSE, nc .AT AuCTION-
WIN Re sold on THURSDAY A0kN1NG. December
18th, at ii O'clock ct "eummerfIcldn near the Bow
ling Green, the residence Of b. Shelton al Of the
Household and Kitchen Furniture. Farming Uteu.
sila. Cows, Horse, &c.
Terms Cash. III SHELTON.
Executor of Sarah Shelton, decd,
Sails conducted By THoMAs W. KrEsE1, Auct.
The Farm. containing "A acres Of land, with large
brick residence and all necessary out buildings IL
tor rent the ensuing year. J. g.,
de9 Executor Of g. decd
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NEGRO HIRING.

THOMAS J. BAGBY,
GENERAL AGENT AND COLLECTOR.
Office No. Wall street. between Main and Frank
lin sts, under st. Charles HOTEL
RICHMOND, VA.
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 bus.
nessof HIRING OUT NEGROES. RENTING OUT
HOUSES. COLLECTING CLAIMS, &C. the ensu-
ing year,
PerEons who may entrust the hiring of their SER
wants to me, may rest assured that / will exert my
self to procure reasonable prices and good homes
for them. and in case of sickness the best metl al
and personal attenii n shall bs given
RB- The earlier after Christmas Ne1roe are sent
IL. the better, to insure good homes.
To those with whom l am personally unk nown,
would refer to the following Persons: Mesers T
Workman Co, cambridge 4 Hart, Tinsley, Ta-dy
WIIiams, Hunt Brother. s McGruder's Sons
ana Ellyson; of this city; DR. S g Fauntleroy,
John Bagby. and Samuel Ryiand of King and
Queen county; VIM Nj Gary. Of King Willism co
David Scott and DR. G Roy. of Essex coz r ii
HARDWOOD, of Richmond CO.; and Travis Baeby, of
Caroline CO. de Elm
NEGRO HIRING Lewis Hill, Com
mission Merchant, attends to the sale of Wheat,
Ccpn nd Tohu and Z Is n yur