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BLANK DEEDS.
AN ASSORTMENT OF Blank Deeds, neat.
y printed on gsOd psper, for sale. Call ct this
seHes.
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NEW FOUNDRY.

LISBON ST, OARROLLT0V
THE subscriber would respectfully inform
l. Farmers, Mechanics, &C., that he he has
taken back and has now in full operation the
Carrollt9n new
CUP0LA FOUNDRY.
And is amply prepared to furnish to order all
kinds of Ploughs, Plough Points, Stoves, and
Castings OF all descriptions, at the shortest no.
tice, and at reasonable prices.
n good AID extensive stock of Ploughs,
Points Stoves, Castings &C., constantly kept on
haud and for aisle at low prices, for Cash.
Aug. !, '51.-tf E. MCGUIRE.
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ONE DOLLAR per hundred given for old
~ metal, at The steam foundry on Lisbon st.,
bv MCGUIRE.
naval, S7tf
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GRARARS ILLUSTRATED
M AG Az N z A.


E4ited by CHARLES G. LELAND. E~I.
VNuE same atttsclve features shirh have
4 eharactclizrd .Grahan,r duJirg 1857 and
~lfich have tended ~ msterislly 20 nvrea-e iis
popalaliit and eirvplAdOn, Nii be continued
during the ear less
The Fashien and Home Depaftmeni-The
latest snd best Kng aviHgs y iib tall ard plain
Descriptions given earh month, Of the m ~
settieeable aid attractive costumes for Ladies
and Chilirsn.
sixty CoLoRED PLATESl
Five IN every uunbe.l- mskiuK In all, during
q wear. SIXTY ColoIed Fsrhi n and oihei
Plates, I. sether with large sumber q llsad
some patterns foe all kinds Of Croiehet and
Needle saik
BEAUTIFUL ENGRAYINGS.
Which are rrully rbe Otks e AIt. engraved
Expressly for ti,aham" iiom the most popu
ar sul jects, and fzT superior 70 any Picture
out li-lird in any other N0filly, vii embellish
very number Gf the New Volume.
An Original stoIy. vntitlvd
"rHE XII G'S We.
By joseph Reed, ole uf our mnst popu a.
Authors, will he commenced in the January
Va. 1855; aLo an original Poem 10y George u.
baker, E-q Aud Great Domestic Story b,
drs B. O. Hifst.
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FARMERS, PROTECT YOUR OWN
A FTER subscribing tor the "CARRoLL FREE
IA PREss," as in duty bound to keep up with
tie News and politics Of the times, you vii
want another paper, more exclusively devoted
to your business, such as
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FRUITS, &C., &c.
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NO sUCm WORD AS FAIL.n
HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT.
CIRCULAR TO TILE SICK.

VIM YIN II " lAAb hANhs
The FIRST hospital surgeons and medical pub.
lcists Of Europe admit the unparalleled ami.
iutlammatory and healing properties Of this
Ointment; Governments sanction It's use In
their utval aud military services; and the mas
ses ia tbs country and throughout the world
repose the utmost confidence in he curative
properties, II penelrates the sources OF inia.
maiion and corruption which undeTlie the eE-
'6Inal evidences - disease, aud neutralize the
iery elements which eIasp,rate the malady,
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He ERF FUME
We STER Y HEMISPHERE
FRESH FROM LIVING FLOWERS.
MURRAY d LANMAN'S
WAITE R


VUlS rare perfume and cosmetic is prepared
l from tropical Flowers of surprising fragrance
without any admixture of coarse essential oils,
which form the stdrle of many Essences" and
"Extracts for the Toilet. Its Aroma l. as in.
exhaustah as that of the "Farina Cologne
and as fret i and delicate as the breath Of Liv.
ing Blossoms. t....
WHAT ARE IT'S ANTECEDENTS?
For twenty years ii has maintained its as
tendency over all other perfumes throughout
Cnba, South America and the West Indies -
1t has been introduced into the United States,
In response to the earnest demand growing out
OF It's Southern reputation. cure for
Headache and FalnIneSs!
As an odoI for the handkerchief It il as de.
HciOus as the "Ot0 OF Roses" IL lends fresh.
ness aud transparency to the complexion, and
removes headache anlfaintuess.
COUNTERFEITS.
lIeware OF limitations Look for the name Of
MURRAY 4 LANNAN on the bottle, wrapper and
ornamen'ed label, Sold bv d. T. Lsnman L
Co, Wholesale druggists. No. Water street,
New York, and by all druggists, at so cents per
bottle.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-16

BY 0eddin & Apperson.

COMMISSIONER SALE or TWO
,0sc,rALghnL1 HALy AQRI nor. IN RICH
CE CAP aNp 5I SIrFTHH F srR pprrsss TnEsxoS: o.
decree q the Circuit Court Of RSchmon6 city. bro.
nSuncsd o. 2osh of Novembsr. 1855. Is ths csuce q
Taylor =: Marsh.ll and 0thsrs, he undessiSnsd.
% te ,s sgpoints6 v prcced
if the weather 4 snable n not. fhs nsxt snItahi:
day thereaftee) ct O'Clock. M 70 seiI a ~ 49,
mise. e public suction. two halfecre Lots IN ssd
srsss psopsna n' Is S0f re q snsy and 81
dec'd. ard which vsrs lately held q dowsr ~ Ms
Maria koper. These lots are described ~ sNo
sss. 10 feet on Z and sth strsetss-and .Psrt Of
gibls for building ios. and WIN Be suSdiv;dsd -
cordinR to plat and survey, which may be seen a
the oacs Of the AuctionserS. and win also be eIkf
Dited ON the prsnises ct the hour OF sale The in
Clay strset-ole very large brick mansion. Win
out houses. and the other asmaller teuemenf- both
eicty, w
TERMS or SALE: One.fourth or the uurchase monsv
VIII 20 required Ia cash, and the balance In three
equal lnEtslments, at six, twelve and elQhfsan
monshs bearing interest from day Of sale: the Dur.
easssss 10 exeeut5 negotiable notes with interest
aaded Tor The deferred payments. and to be respon-
si1s Tor AL taxes and insurance on the property.
commencing with the lst day OF January lSsS--and
n Gase q ioSs by hrs Of either Of the dwelling
money 20 far ~ may be necessary. and aupiy II 10
the payment OF any unpaid instaiment due by Tia
purchaser The title TO the property to be- retained
until full and complete payment Il made for tie
ance, and conveyance ordered bv the Court
EDMUND NORRIS, Csmm'r.
aa!e conducted By GoDDIN APPERsoH, Aucts.
SIN consciousness Of the rain last evening. the
de Is a. xnctr'
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By Alexander Rott, Aues.
Try GOODS AUCTIoN.-sekoo

DRY GOODS TION-se6 go
- worth Of New and Faahionabls DRY oOOnoI
NJ the store formerly occupied by W " Wcoldrid9ss
% Nam street Sale TO-DAY. ct 70 and ) slciOsE
ior isdiss and Il the evening, and coatnas sacE
This stock comprises the largest sssorsnsos n
Dry Goods ever offered q auction m IN city. "a
consists IN part q Noire Antiques: eafin9 hlssk
and tancY silks; French CAshmsrss; Po0lines -
AQutlle; French Wool Plaids; 8eosch Gala Plnf1a.
hayoDsss Cloth P.Smst.ass Cobsru; D Laiss:
eBAWLs-rreneh Brcchs, Losg and squars
French. Empire and Ray state. 81 wool Lons and
sQuars scotch Plaid, Cashmere. Tibet Woo. fRo-
nellie, StsIla, and other shsWis - =
LINENS-Doubls Satin Dun,ask Table Cloths. al
sizes and patterns; Napkin; Doylss, brown Lire
Cleths Extra fiae Plain Lipen-Shseting; Towels
Ladies and Cents Hdkk Hosiery,Ac Ts,-s-
French and Enslish Bro4delothi; possting c1ssl.
Under Shirts and Drawers Gloves; braces, 10:
Marseilies Quilts and Lancastery and largelot q
to attend. = : : ="
ming.
An goods warranted ~ represented =
de Is ALEX MOTT. Auct,
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FUTURE UAY6
By James NJ. Taylor & Som.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL
- ESTATE. IN B0sHER'S PLAN, AND bull
LOCKS ANDH ARRIS ADDITION, AT AUCTION.
Uourt. pronounced on the l4th Of August, 1885, il,
ne cause OF Oar, sco,t and others Edward
appointed. will proceed TO SILL at public ancton mn
on the premises. on TT EsDAY. the 18th Of Deem
per, comnencing at 3k O'Clock NJ, Lot OF Land.
fronting on Broad street IS feet and running hack
LAO .eet on smith street, to an alley Is feet wids
Also Lot No lt2, IN Duval's addition lying on Rose
l65 feet. '~sA
will be sold two Lots of Land. desionated a. lot
Nos and in Craig's Plan. lying on the road from
E Elchmond 70 Bowling Green, and ct the foot Of
TEahs.ODs-third cash the balance at and -
months for negotiable notes. with interest the title
money ID fully paid
JNO A HUTCHINSON. Com,r.
de l6
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By Geddin & Apperson
TRUST SALE OF A LOT OF0ROUND

TRUST SALE OF A LOT OF 0ROUND
= ON FIFTH STREET. N COUTrg ADDITION
BY virtue OF deed OF trust from Z y Hasrold end
Of june 1857 recorded In Richmond Hustipss Gonrr
theundersigned a. trustee therein .prpeo-
coed to sell on the premises, on WEDN kBDAY. I6th
Lot Of Ground In the said deed conveyed lying IN
"Coutts addition to the city Of Richmond Aoni5ng
about 80 feet 5th street and running back aboSe
l2o feet being Lot esignsted % No i, ON dat a.
nexed 70 n deed from Vim III mcfarland and wiz %
Edw'd VIM de voss, recorded in said COprt. s'ggss
and twelve mouths. for negotiable notes. Untoresk
added.) secured by lien on the property.
r X HOWl5ON, TruuGes
Sale conducted by 0oDD1N APPERsox, Aucts.
do 10 10 e8a'l ~ u Voc -. u
P.s.-1n consequence of the rain last evsnina. Ne
above'sale ives postponed to THIS AFTERn0On.
when 1t will certainly take place. i 5,IT -
dei6 GObDIN APPERsoN. Aacts.
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1910 NEGRO HIRING.
1859
E. A. J. CLOPTON


GENERAL AGENT AND COLLECTOR,
(Ofice corner Of ell and Franklin streets, Rich
mond. Va
The subscriber beas to return his ackno ledg-
ments to his friends and patrons for their avers d
ring the past ear and would ipfcrin them that he
still continues the business Of HIRING OUT NJ
GROES. RENTING OUT HOUSES, COLLECTING
CLAIMS and all other business pertaining to a &c.
neI al Agencyto eli of which he gives his personal
attention.
Parties in the country who may snkrpst the hiring
Of their negroes to him, may rest assured of every
attention being paid to getting them other but
good homes; and in the event of sickness, the best
medical and personal attention shall always be sup
yled.
Negroes for hire thu coming year. had better be
sent to me as carly after Christmas as possible.
To those at q distance to WHOM / am personally
unknown, beg to refer to the following persons:
Richmond-N B Hill. and Baker 4 Peasants
- King eaeen Oounty-Dr Thos Latane, and DR. 9
Faantleroy.
Essex O0unty--N B Whitlcck, DR. L Wright.
Pr Jas II Latane. I'D Noel, DR. Bev d hoy. Geo
Wright, and Il Wright.
King Wiliism County-John L LHtane, VIM La
tame. and DR. John Lewis.
Gloucester County-Dr Clopton.
de l-dlmAcwSt
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By James NJ. Taylor & Son.
SHERWOOD. IN HENRICO COUNTY

~ At AUCTION.-Will be sold, upon the premises
on ~ ESDAi the 2lst day Of December, Commence
log ct s's o'clock. z NJ. sherwood" in Henrico
county, On Brooke Plank Road one mile north OF
the city; the property Of the late ". W. Wi kins.
decd adjoining the lands of - Merriwether and
9th, rs. and containing 1914 acres ~-N
me Improvements are a comfortable framed dwell.
ing ana tne usual out houses, which are situated
The Land is highly improved, portion of which
Is set IN clover and the balance laid off for gardening
purposes, on which there are several aspararns md
strawberry beds, and is enclosed with substantial
The property Is so well known that further de-
scIpiion IL deemed unnecessary and 10 justly con-
sdereG one Of the most va'u able places now in mar
aet. Persons desiring to purchase would DO well 10
examine the property, and apply to Dr. r. T. Lewis
tioneers. y ~ e "1o
TLRMs-$9o cash :. the balance at j, 2. 3, 4 and
years. for Lotes with interest added and secured by
q tru It deed.
:, JAMES NJ TAYLOR BON, Aucts.
The above sale was uDayoidabiy postponed, but ie
Will pOsltFeiy take place on the above named day,
dc Is JAS Ill TAYLOR L SON
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By e. B. Cock, Auct.
ZINE STEEL ENoRAvINas. IN GILT

ZINE STEEL EN0kAVIN06, IN GILT
A. AND ROSEWOOD FRAMKD.-I WI ssiL on
THURSDAY. the 10th instant q % o'clock, q 81
Main street, lately occupied by = a. Ru1, Esqv{my
second and closing sais5 splsp1id sslssoa q stssl
plate Engravings IN chaste ssd suitable fanea and
nesday. This collection \ the dnsqt W9 III he
pleasure Of calling the attsntioo u ny n1eos "
or o1sring for public ssle. Every co0f - . fuIl
toned impression from the original plese (na1 not q
81. ctrosy ped one) being tmDosts1 By eas e the
ls.ss:s, hpg: =: y re. fsss sssd
public 70 this valuable sale. The suhec afo g W.
riously numerous and instructive . o give Gens.al
ABSTRACTION, 70 tho most fast0tooo cr1oe ccn-
uoisseur sud therefore too slAboFate ~
In an advertisement. sale positive, 80 - yesogvs.
The ladies and gentlemen are iesDecseally tUsiteA
TO the exhibition. q sEeAz
do Is b COOK. A8cG
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By Alex. Mott, Auot. si=as
FURNITURE. GROCERIE0. CLOTH

II mo. Ao-Wili b sold as auction q my store.
on THURSDAY. Dec. 10. eommsnctne q ioh e'Dik.
the city, embracing the usual variety. -
CLUTH1NG-A general assortment Cloth. Pres
Drawers, Wooden 1ocks, Liuei Bosom shirts, Dc.
0ROCERI 3 6-whiskey, Brandy, Gin. soap
Candles. Bacon. Starch. Tobacco. SsGnfss 1asEngs.
&c. ~. ..l5a' s 80 81, #s,.-s
.ADpITIoNAL-A large lot Of stonsxass, tom
the factery, consisting Of Jugs. Jsu Resosn.
ChurDs, &c. ALEX MOTIF
dc IS ~ Auet1oD0or.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.-At the last month
- ly meeting of the Virginia Rifles Company. the
ioliowing resolutions were Unanimously adopted =
LIST. Resolved. That thu Virginia Rifles Company
nave learned with the deepest regret that Miltol
cary 1 y i hsa has resigned bis post
q Resolved, That 1t. Col. Cary has won for him
self the undivided esteem and affection Of the Com.
pany In bis capacity as Q commander a. Well a. that
OF q gentleman.
81 Resolved. That although the cause of Colonel
Cary's resignation 10 unknown 70 Us, yst We hope
that the day on which he may return upon his post
:, 4th; Resolved, That these resolutions be pub.
ished and that copy Of the sane be presented 10
Lieutenant Colonel Cary.
r MILLER, Chm'n.
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DOsTPONEMENT OF SALE OF LAM

DOSTPONEMENT OF SALE OF LAND
a AT AsALANDiEOwiag to the inclemsney Of
Hanover. hear Ashland. advertised by the under
signed, as Commissioner Of Hanover Circuit Court,
Der, 1855 ia Postponed until MONDAY. the 27sh of
December. 1858. when 1t will take place without re-
d. sGdxwtds EDMUND 7. MORRIS! 6om'r.
GALE OF CROPS, STOCK, MULES,
~ &c-Having sold my farm. viii offer for sale
at auction on the prem SEES. on TUESDAY, 2l.t inst
at l0oclock. ii, If fair. If not the next fair day.
all Of my Crops. Stock &C. consisting Of hrst rate
Sows. Shcats Pigs, &C. about ~ bills Corn. Fodder.
shucks. Straw. &C, one good Market Wagon, bssdes
q good assortment Of gardening and farming nipple
ments, Sash and Hot Bed Frames. Terms made
known at sale. w n GARDINER.
da
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vs7x, RICHMOND AND PETERS.

zS5K5 kICHMUNU AND PETEKS-
esEla1EEesssF4g BURG pAtLR D.-NOTICE TO
PASSENGERS TO IND FROM CLOVER HILL.
Passengers for Glover Hill take the A. Nj. train
from Richmond or Petersburg, to Chester and there
take the 620 A. NJ train and arrive at Glover Hill
ct A. VI. Re.ur ming, the train leaves Glover Hill
at II 20 A arrives at Chester at T. NJ and Rich
mond at $40 Z. NJ, OF Petersburg at 4:l5 p. III.
The above mentioned trains run daily, Sundays
excepted.
nol9-lm T. II. GILL, Stunt,
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CHEAP-THE CHEAPEST IN TIE

~ cry
II yon want a good large Bed Blanket. Tor hslf
their Naine, Call at 81 Main street
IL you want yard wide Bleached Gotten, at OK
cents, Call at % Main street
II you want fast colored Prints, nom s.. cts aud
upwards. Merinoes ana De Laines. It low prices,
Call at 81 Main street.
Ii YOU want to save q per cent in buying cheap
Dry Goods of all kinds.
Call at no 81 Main street
If you want handsome Philadelphia made Mo-
Ioeco Bootees. with or without heels; 6oetskin do;
Misses .Children's. Men's and Boys Shoes At as
tonishtng low prices, call at e Main street.
de JOSEPH STRAIJr2
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0EKVANIS' CLUTHINd.-We have q
~ good assortment of Servants Clothing on hand
and IS we are DESTROYS to clear il all out will of
fer great bargains
PoI Men We have "a and 81 Full Cloths. CASH
nets. Ksrseys, Jeans, &C.
For Women We have Linseys, cheap Muslins.
Engli~h Merincs, Ca!icos, DC.
ILsO-Plannels. Blankets, Stockings. Seeks. &C.
de II CHfLES CHENEkY.
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~ FOR CHARLESTON. s. c.
s5es49 The superior fast sailing schr SPRAY. Cant
sonn fIee having the gre alter portion of her 20
Engaged, viii! sail with ditpafch For balance n
'rs ~ apply to W D CCLQUITT co.
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ERESH ARRIVAL OF NEW Gonna
a. n. PANKR R 4. fYn.

a. n. PANAER Il fyn.
Have lest received their SECOND Eiipprv -
NLL IND lr7NTgR URY GooDx
s sne,r sssortcnt one OF tho most complete
prises ~ will Insure Gales ,''e''e' On" ~ sucn
sp.sa''' ',s't Had oe!'d s!!k E s,sss. s.ss
Rich Hsyaiers ssIez aud p,.,o ts, i,ss
Black Gro de Rhine Polt de asis ana "a sa,.
silks "0 eoss anu IAneta
Rich pIsid an6 F;s'd valenci.s
liaes Ae "Aoss~
Rich lace. Muslin and Cambsic sests
Musiin. CaMoftc. Pequet and Mourning coliars
Illusion Cspes and BerthaS
Oaoaks. Manties aud Shnvls In great yartasv
Cloths, Cashmere and ves;ipss
Plantation and Housek eeping 0oods
- and PULLED Cloths: Sheep's Grey Ratinatt.
auckland Pulled Oloths; Kersays sud Pisiis
Plaid Ltnseys; RlanDels q
Red and Negro Blankets
nainask Table ClniEs; Napkins; Doylies
Towelss Linen aud Cotton SaeetinRs
Pillow Linens: Irish Linens
Merino Lambs Weol Silk and shaker shirts
and Drawers
Aiexander's Kid. fluckskiu SILK and Plush
Lined Gloves and aanntlets
Cotton and Wool Ii osiery Of every description
Carpets; Rugs Drrsgets. &C. CO %
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SALE OF BUGGTEN Ann

TNRUSTEE'S SALE OF BUGGIES AND
ROCKAWAYs. AND OF CARRIAGE MAN
UFACTORY, STOCK AND TOOLS.-As Trustee in
dead Of trust, executed to ms on the Nth day Of
November 1858. and recorded 10 the Clerks once Of
the Court of Hastings of the City of Richmond. on
the 10th day Of the same month shall on THURS
DAY, the 23rd day of December, 1883, at " o'clock
NJ. on the premises. low occupied by GA Frances
Is O Coach mandatory on The north side of Frank
lin street. between Wall and Union streets proceed
to sell at public auction. the following articles to
wit: four finished Buggies, one finished Rockaway
ed Rockaways, lot of Coack-maker's Trimmings,
the usual Coach-making Tools and Fixtures. . lot
of Paints and Varnish, aeon feet OF Timber hicko-
ry. ash and poplar; one wooden Building, q lot Of
biacksmiths fools. Iron. Plate for Tires. Anvils,
Springs. Hubs, Rims, &c, and double seat Wa
gon Some of Tie above articles very desirable.
The attention of the trade called the salt as
also. of persons desiring Bugges or Roekaways.
Terms made known on tn day of sale.
de l-2tx AAMUEL MI EREDITH Trnsfpe
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By James M Taylor q Son. -
VALUABLE + nm IN HENRICO
COUNTY,. AT THE TERMINUS or THE
WIHST43M PLANK RoAD WITH Sr00x

OO2S}rss al 1HA xE6MlNOS VI VA8
URO Es, FARMING IMPLEMENTS. kc.s Al
AUCTION:-The subscribers busiuess In the city
requiring hU undivided attention, will proceed 70
ssll upon the premises. On THURSDAY thsisth
coTmsncing st II O'Clock, A. n. his farm sitnafS1
Plank Rad. adjoining the lands Of y. w. 0rssn.
1t contains l45 acres Of highly improved land
About 40 acres have been seeded in wheat and %
acres we'll set ia clover About d acres are heavily
wooded and the balance Of the land 10 ready DC
cultivation. Hsss ~ asls
The improvements arc o new framed dvs,liag
houie. with rooms. passage and closets, 3negr0
&c. The property 10 suppliod with spring And wplt
water. and Substantially enclosed. ANY ons wish
ing TO purchase q really valuable farm convenient
TO the city. and In good nsighborho0d. would do
we'll to examine the premises be fore tho day q sale
After the sale Of the farm will b sold the entire
CROP stocks ay ming implements. 10, cOusating, In
part. Of horses. mules, cows. 30 bArrsle earn.
OATS Sd ucks fodder &C. aIargs LOT Of iarming inDls
Terms for the Rarm-Oneffth cash. the balance
at 2 and years for notes with interest," e64s6
and secured By trust deed. For the pegsenAl pro-
perty, go and under, cash; ever that amount, 4
months credit for approved neSotiable pct With
Sale By JAMES NJ. TArLoR Son. Auct's. ~
no 30 S e3ssS
P.s-Should the weather prove unfAvorable, the
above sale will take place on the next fair day.
The Farm to DO sold u II o'clock punctuslly:s,
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Q THE GRAND ANNUAL CON
Wy VOCATION of thu Graud Chapter Of Royal
w Arch MAsoSs, of Virginia, will be held at
the Mason's Hall, ia the City of Richmond, Oh
THURSDAY, the 10th instant, at O'Clock. z. NJ.
By order. JOHN DOVE,
e. secretary.
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NOTICE TO CONTRAOTOKS.-Propo-
y sails will be received at the Office of superin.
tsnaent OF Streets uutil IL o'clock N, on WEONES-
DAY, the 22d instant. for Paving. Tagging and
Curbins that portion of Dock street which extends
from the east lire Of goth street to the Ship Lock
Plans and specifications OF the wcrk can be seen at
the Office ct the City Engineer where forms of pro-
possls and all necessary information can be OBJ
tanned. RATES.
de l5-dtd SecY COm'rs Etreeta cenaraliy
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-16

DEwNO. 70, IN 81. JAMES CHURCH,
l. AT AUCTION.-Win BE- sold ss IL O'Clock y.
on THURSDAY the sd instant, Pew No 70. n %
James church. situated In the centre a1elel ass
Also. one moiety Of Pew No ~, on the night hands
centre a,sle. 90. Id
Terms cash. JAS u TAYLOR bOus
DE- II ~ AUcfn.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-16
1870 NEGRO HIRING, 1Q6C
AoOS HOUSE RENTING, &c. ICCS
a. w n TVI.ER


Office on Marshall, between 6th and 7th Streets.
1hs subscriber again offers his services to the peo
pie Of Rich noud and the surrounding country as
GENERAL AGENT
His attention will be given especially to HIRING
OUT NEGROES. RENTING OUT HOUSES, and
CoLLECTING THE HIRES aud Rents, aud all
other CLAIMS and SELLING NEGROES and
REAL ESTATE PRIVATELY.
Ills acquaintance with the people and places in
1887, the keeper of the city Hall and other city
property. door keeper to the 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 It'll. in the former law Office Of Jam Lyons
Eeq. Persons in the country. sending me Servants
will please write me before the end of the year. and
send their negroes By the lst OF January, 1850.
Thanking tho.e who gave him their patronage
for the year 1858. be soIcts their buen for the
future. and hopes that many others may confde
their business to him.
Tor his xtness as an agent and his responsibility
for any money that may GENE into his hands he re.
fers to the citizens Of Richmond generally. and es-
pecially to the following gentlemen Hon Jchn A
Meredith. Judge of the Circuit Court: Marnladuke
Johnson ESQ. Common weaiths Attorney.
MEMBERS OF tbs IITY CouNcH.-D J Saunders,
President; Wm Allen, Edwin Robinson, DR. Y W
Roddy, deo " hitheld, P X Grattan, A Stokes,
and VIM FL Richardson.
Meslrs Conway Robinson. Gustavus A Myers,
Herbert Claiborne, James Lyons. Thos w Me.
Canoe, James Dunlop, Jas Scott, ThOs j Evans,
Felix Matthews, VIM Il Haxall, Vim w Tmberak e,
Son. Alex Garnett. Ers Peterfeld trent and Al.
bert Snead. and julius Hobson. Collector City
Taxes. G " H TYLER,
do 3-dtlOJ& cv6t Office near Second Market