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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-01-27
augusta, DEC If y 4S
STOVES, CRATES, RANGES,
81 a. ~ r.
S. S. JON ES g. c. O.,


S. S. JON ES g. c. O.,
-1L'GESTI, GEORGLA.,
DEG AGAIN To call the attention of tlcir nll-
ID mcrnus customers and the public sgehclally
to their extensive assortment L
STOVES, CRATES. RANGES,
and complete variety OF everything pertaining to
FIRST CLASS House Furnishing store.
Stoves.
Our assortment in This department is all that the
most .aslnns can desire. We have rcarly every
style of COOK, OFFICE and PAELOR STOVES
kept by any other house in the City, and many de-
sirbie paticrilS thu! arc to be found erciuSrely at
our establishment.
sra t cS.
OF these Goods, VIC have some thirty different
patterns. all bought within the last sixty days and
fiour The latest designs. We think VIC hazard
nothing in saying that We can "t;'r 4 MUCH
GREATER VARIETY in this linc than all other
dealers in the city combined.
H n nS cS.
Having tested nearly al the different stl les Of
Ranges cxtam: we have for two years past sold
Morris PATENT lNVlNClBLE RANGE cEclu-
sircy, believing them to hc the very best article
offered We have sold somc twenty Of these
Ranges in Augusta and vicinity, and they have
ncrcI' failed to give perfect Sai.taction We will
sell to any customer with full guarantee that
these Ranges are perfect in their operation in
every particular.
HOUSE FUE.slsEzENG GOODS.
In this department cnunerati"n is out Of the
question Our assortment is, as usual complete:
lnd no effort will be spared I'll or part to retain
for our house tic position it has occupied for five
wears past. Ii is well known that We keep MORE
THAN DOUBLE tic stock and variety Of any
house in the city, and ours is, in fact, THE
PHI CE Ia purchase House Furnishing Goods.
The increase of our business in this department
has entirely exceeded our expectations. Our Of
forts to establish FIRST CLASS HOUSE-EUR-
NlSIIING STORE have been crowned with sue
cess by an appreciatine public, and our motto is
" Jppard and onwaII!
TIMERS GOODS.
We have in store an unusually heavy stock Of
Tin Plate Sheet Iron, Sheet Copper, Iron Wire,
Block lin, Pig and Bar Lead Also, large stock
of Japamcd Ware. Pressed Covers and Plates OF
every description, Bucket Ears, Rivets, Timers
Toolc and Machines, &c., which we offer to the
trade on the very best terms.
S. S. JONES g. CO.,
2l0 Broad-strcct.
AuGusta Nov II If 45
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SIluCkS for Sale.

TIIE Subscriber has for sale several loads of
IL SHUCKS. Also, one good four horse WAC
ON and GEAR. W. B. ADDISON.
Jan. 10 3t /
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FAIR WARNENEi

DERSONS indebted to the suLscribcr after the
i first of February next, will find their notes
and accounts in the hands Of S. s. Tompkins. Esq.
if not previously settled. ". NJ. BURT.
Dec l6 Il 10
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RAGS WANTED!

n WILL give fair price for good clean RAGS
IL at my Store in Hamburg.
s.. BOWERS, Agent.
May, 81 If 90
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Lost.

A Note of hand for one hundred and thirty
"A. (sl3044) Dollars and forty-four cents, dated
December Goth 1857, payable one day after date
to John Dcloach or bearer, signed by John Webb
and Samuel Webb. All persons are forwarncl
from trading for said note and the signers are for
hidden to pay the same to any person except the
subscriber JOHN DEL0ACH.
Jan. 13 St
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They arc not recoar-
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CuTe-alls, bet. simply for
what their name pur,
ports.
The VGRAEFUor, for
expelling Worms from
the human system, has
also been administered
with the most satisfactory
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subject to Worms.
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.
THE Subscriber offers for sale his HOUSE and
i LOT in the Village Of Edgclirld, consisting
OF three acres, with every necessary building on
the premises, we'll of excellent water, &c.
Terms accommodating. W. LOGUE.
Mar 4 If
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Hardware, Cutlery, q c.
w M. n L L, A>
TJ AMRTRG

HAMBURG, S. c.,
NTOULD inform his friends
w and all who may he trading
to this Market, that he still con-
tinues 10 keep Il FULL and we'll
selected Stock of Goods in the
above line. and solieits q share Of
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Our assortment in This department is all that the
most .aslnIls can desire We have nearly every
STYLE of COOK, OFFICE and PARL0R STOVES
kept hy any other house in the City, and many de-
sirble patterns thu! arc to he found erciuSrely at
our establishment.
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-iEGLSTII GEOHGII.,
DEG AGAIN To call the attention of tlcir nll-
ID mcrous customers and the public generally
TO their extensive assortment {
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&rotc $.

OF these Goods, VIC have some thirty different
patterns. all bought within the last sixty days and
tion the latest designs. We think we hazard
nothing in saying that We can oiE'r 4 MUCH
VARIETY in this line than all other
ilra lrrS IN The city cumhincl
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-19
PRICE ONECENT.

NIf CotscIL-A called meeting of
.he council was held In the Council chaphsr vsa.
nAy afternoon, at o'clock. pressnt--Ne.srs.
W';,sa,a, .rattan, Gretser. Grssner, Dsnoon.
"htneid. Alien, Dimmoek, Roddy ani gtak - -
Absent--Messrs Giazebrook. Robinson. Hill Usx.
kins aud Richardson. Mr. Hin has besn rs',,f,.s,
TO his room from serious indisposition for seysrai
weeks ~ s''ea@i
OF 500 was appropriated to pay Mrs. Boot for
teaching INDECENT children, stL street. bet ween
Main aud Cary.
Hgh 4issesssaeaa-Mr. Gretter presented peti-
tion from Messrs. Edmond & Davenport. asking to
have their wharf property at Rockets reassessed.
ihey state that the property was assessed by the
city appraisers at 81 900, while the State appraiser
assessed 1t at s. 900. For the year 1855 the prop
erty paid no revenue, and in 1857 but s2sI. The
petition was referred to the Finance Committee.
Asssssor-Mr. Grattan, from the Finance Com
inIttee. reported an ordinance defining the powers
and prescribing the duties and compensation of the
Assessor OF the City Taxes, which was read third
time, amended and passed.
"BELL RINGERS. ."-For several nights
past party of mischisyous bows have been anu
sing themselves by ringing door bells to private
residences aud then running of before any of the
inmates could see who the offenders were. On
sunday night last, gentleman residing on Grscs
street, whose family had been greatly annoyed by
these outrages, armed himself with new cowhide,
and taking position where he could See his door,
without being seen hy the trespassers, awaited
their coming. About 2 o'clock, three we'll grown
lads passed along the street, and after looking
around to see that they were not perceived, at.
tached string 10 the bell knob and gave it phil
Just then he rushed upon them, and applying his
weapon to the back Of first and then the other.
gave them such a warming that they are not likely
to renew their sport in his neighborhood for some
time to come If others who are annoyed by mis-
chievous and unprincipled urchins will adopt
similar course, they will soon relieve themselves
of their grievances.
SENDING IN.-Several large hirers of
servants for the present year have sent in their
lists of boardiug and lodging places for their ne
groes. rs directed by the ordinance, and 9TH
ers are preparing to do Some of the manufac-
turers think the new arrangement will be advan-
tageous to all parties, and should therefore be
ried out to the letter while others look upon it
an unnecessary trouble and will shirk it II they
can. 2he Mayor has determined to enforce the or
dinance as rigidly as possible, so that those who
fail to do their dnty may soon expect summons
from the Captains Office to walk up aud settle.
UNLAWFUL AssEMBLY.-Pre Two
pence free, and George, Jim, Bill. Arthur, Jack
and Charles, slaves. we're convicted before the
Mayor Of being in an unlawful assembly and play
ing msrbles IN the street, and each of them order.
ed to be souRdly fogged
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RAISING srocK.-A negro fellow call

hAISING bTOCK.-A Negro ItIIUW CdIt-
ed Tom, was arraigned before the Mayor yesser
day, tor engaging Illegally in the stock trade and
attempting to throttle fine calf, the property of
Mrs. s. A. King, of Church Hlll. Tom, in COM
pany with another rutfian known Charles, en-
tered Mrs. KS stable about haifpast 10 o'clock Sat
urday night, and while they preparing to hear
of the calf, servant man heard them, and took
Tom into his custody, until Ir. King could be In
formed of what was going on. The prisoner was
ordered thirty-nine for his villainy.
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Coon InEA.-some ofthe police officers

by way of breaking up the gangs OF negro boys
that cngregats in various sections of the city,
Sabbath days. to pitch cents and play marbles, but
who always run away when the police approach,
have engaged q number of white boys to accompa-
NY them and to aid them in running down TIE fr
gitives. On Sunday last. officer Morris adopted
this course, and succeeded In capturing six black
mps at one haul all of whom offered leg bail, but
were soon run down and taken prisoners by their
nimbie and courageous pursuers.
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RUNAwAYs.

- SO REWARD.-Ran away from
the subscriber. PHILIP TAYLOR. Sad ne.
gro was bought by John Saunders, ESQ. of
81 fnretto, Essex county, Va, who sent him TO
Ffcnmond. 70 my care: and / furnished him with a
,ass to 20 and zee his wife, and return In one week
rom the date nf the paSs, which was dated early IN
September last His vife then living in Ches.
Gerfield county. near Petersburg The aboye named
Viii viys the above reward # delivered to me In
Richmond, or to John Saundera 1T Loretto IN Essex
,ounty, Va. NM. g. PHlLLlfS.
de 5-ts
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rhsse marked thus q. are new appointments.
THE STATUE OF WASHINGTON cannot be

raised until the iron work, which is designed to
strengthen the stone pe iestal on which it is 10
rest, is finished. This, We suppose, will be com
peted in the course of few days, but at what
particular time are not prepared to say. As
CAPTAIN Dimmock has the msnageme nt we pre-
sumo he will let the pubic know when the "rai-
sng' will take place, so that all who wish to wit
ness Il can do SO. In the meantime, we would ad-
wise our readers TO keep far enough from the ropes
and machinery to guard against all accidents that
might be caused by sudden breaking.
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BrnyEp. Wills, free col
orea women. VAS badly scalded yesterday morn
ing by tho upsetting of pot OF boiling water,
which fell upon his feet and logs, taking the ss,n
from them. The poor creature suffered terripiy
poor House 10 receive suitable attention
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A MoDgr BnIpE--The Courier de Lyon says that
at the marriage of young couple, during the long
exhorting Of the priest, the bride went fast asleep
1he srosm discovered 1t just as he was about 10
nut on the ring. He was much annoyed, but con-
ceaIed 1t out OF respect ~ the holy plaee-bne as
sonn az the services was be got into carriage
with his friends aud drove off, announcing TO the
brides father that he WAS leaving Lyons, aud she
might do as she pleased. Nothing coula shans
hjs resolution. lie paid the forfeit 200 francsl
stipulated In the marriage contract, aud went 20
Belgium, where he has situation as foreman ola
tobacco factory.
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N,Rn CRks-William Brazel, 8

tough looking youngster. from the glorious old
county of Eigecumb, in the State of North Carol-
ua amused himself last Saturday afternoon by
firing pistol In the street at cats, dogs and boys
for which he was Gagged. Yesterday morning he
gave 10 reason for desiring to take the lite OF any
one, but seemed to be entirely ignorant Of having
committed any offence against the laws. As he
had done no injury, the Mayor otere 1 to release
him If he could give security for his good behav.
or, but being without friends, almost naked, and
apparently not overstocked with good sense, he
was sent to the Valley Inn to be taken care OF.
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SUDDEN DEATH.--On Sunday evening
Lac, Mr.. BARTHOLOMEW Nc TcMIs, gentleman well
known in this city, was taken with apoplexy,
while a: his residence on Church Hill, and died IN
a short time thereafter.
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STEALING Woop.-Charies, slave TO
yobn Lyon, was punished yesterday morning. tor
stealing wood the night before and being DISORDER
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THROWING DICE.-Simon, slave to Mr.
D. BurweIl, was order ten isshes yesterday morn
ing, for gaming with dice in public alley on Sun
day lest. Edward, slave to VIM. III Christian, was
convicted OF similar offence, and he gave ofi-
Ger Seal a long run before he could be captured,
he was ordered fifteen stripes.
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DIsGusTIys ScESE-Huna scIas DYHnk.-4 large
eoncourse of people assembled in sonora, Cal, on
Fr,iay, 1lth December TO witness the execution
of Robert Poor and James Lyons for the murder
of John Blakiy, and Edward McCauly, for the mur-
der of Wesly Bonds.
A number of ciergymen were on the scsffold, ex-
horting and praying. About O'Clock, the hereto
fore solemn spectace:was changed to perfect farce
or rather tragedy, the most horrid aud siekening
imaginable.--The prisoners had been furnished
with such quantities of brandy that, with the ex-
ception of Lyons, they were absolutely staggering
with drunkenness The solemn warning was now
flowed by bar-room toasts, braggadocis jests, aud
boasts Poor was so much intoxicated that he wss
compelled to be supported after the rope was adjust
sd around his neck, while MeCauly's last words,
forgetful of his previous repentance, were = an
going TO die game. by G--.h And thus they
ded-launched into eternity drunk.
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Parker Sheldon, formerly politician and . rieh
man. at Gardiner, Me-, IL reduced to extreme pow
arty. and has been sold for support ~ town pau
per 10 the lowest bidder,
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TsupoRAaY IssANlTY.--John Dunlop,
,l,a man who was arrsated aaa imprisoned so,i,s
days since for innaey, hss entirely recossfsa h'e
ressor and was yesterday set at liberty.
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NEW AGENCY IN GODDIN'S HAIL.

LN-Ihe su(,Cf fiber having secured the large front
8aFsnrut R0un., in GUidins Building, corner OF
Bank aad lta streets, o-r his services to the cit
heu. ot Richmond Manchester and the surrounding
:ouutyy, ia all business pertaining to "a GENERAL
AGENT. viz: Hiring out Negroes, Renting ont
II I>S Collecting Claims, and would also attend to
the safe al WHEAT, FLOUR, CORN. TOBACCO,
tnd ali oiher country produce. The Undersigned is
we'll acquainted with the citizens Of Richmond, hav-
ing been born AMI raised among them, and 10 them
be would r-.r: to m unaC luauted with him, he
would refer them to Messrs. Io:din AproTson, and
the citizens generally. My terms shall - moderate.
de 2i-ilmS 4. \. MADDOX.
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Music AND HAEp TiaEs.-The Havana correspon.
dent OF the Philadelphia Bulletin relates the fol-
lowing:
few evenings SINCE at the conclusion of the
Tdricta, whilst her admirers (who comprise the
andiencc) were yet calling for Nine Gaz2anigas .
sixth "cone forward" number Of ladies of the
haul tor of Havana left their boxes and went On the
stage, privately to embrace the artist who has
been the rage and the fashion, and TO express their
appreciation of her performance by word of mouth.
Nor did the matter eud there. On the following
day one of these ladies sent her present oil an
embroidered velvet crown, ornamented with some
thirty odd onedS de oT0-a mere bagateiie, bat
worth si.r hundred dolldrs-and another sent her
compliments with the trifing addition of beauti-
ful diamond ring. Hearing this, could any man
imagine that the low rumblings Of "a crisis were
still audibie In the commercial horizon!
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REMOVALS, 60.

DEMOTAL
Ia EXCHANGE AND BANKING HOUSE,
c.. w. PURCELL & co.
The subscribers have removed to their new house
1t the corner cf MAN and Governor streets, where
sXCHiNGE AND BANKING BUSINESS
Exchanges on tho principal city bought and sold
n the current rites.
Foreign and American Gold wanted, Tor which we
will pay the highest premium;
Having prompt and responsible correspondents IN
Ill parts Of tha Unon are prepared 10 make col
,,.,tiosr on the most favorable terms.
We will rag particular attention To the sale OF
very description Of Stocks, and viii advance on
same when required, on reasonable terms: oo
a. "a C. W. PURCELL co.
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THAT'S THE IIChEI.-Ac"io Seopp
worthless free negro, got drunk last Saturday anu
.,,t mn .hindy la the irst market. for which the
Mayor dozed him with raw hide and then pus h'n,
under lock and key in default OF bail Tor his soeu
behavior,
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DrsoRpERLY.-Bill Murphy was una
bIs to give bail yesterday morning when brought
before the Mayor for being drank and disoEdsry
in the street, and he was therefore iocAea up ''i
safe keeping.
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GEO. W. H. TYLER.

~ AGENT 10 HIRE OUT NEGROE9
RENT OFT HOUSES AND COLLECT CLAIMS.
The subsCr rber offers bis services to the public as
agent u hire ont ne2roes. rent out houses collect
claims, cell Wheat Corn Flour and Tobacco, on the
usual t-rms.
have lsc5n the superintendent Of city property
tni police officer, in Richmond. for the last seven
5srR aud il IS presumed from my knowledge nf the
inhabitants of RichIuond thar shall be greatly as
listed thereby in -PLin2 good and responsible home
:or ants, and responsible tenants for houses.
Refer 'Dces-tia citizens of RchmGni generally.
Office on Marshall street, next to the new Market
hay S;"s q. W. II. TYLER,
ApfQ-lm Agent and Collector
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YxYoRTH KEADING.-Why is it that so

w many suffer and repine AMI drag out inisera-
BILE existarce untitled for the enJoymens, ana even
ordinary pursuits of ie when relief may be obtain
ed and health and yigor restored hy treatmtht ~
once convenient and SAFE as well as permanent III iH
character 81, ... IL;
To those who have suffered long with disease uiti
mating in loss of appetite vigor and dista!e .,
social oys the undersigned tenders his proiesslonAi
services assuring she sufferers candor and sineery'
pleasant, convenient and proper prescriptions.
thorsngh cure and SQUAD body and mind without nm
pleasant restrictions or hindrance from ordinary ou
siness pursuits.
All diseases Of private nature from whatsoever
cause either recent OF chronic. structures an rrtape
bladder. &c. also, scroiala, Asthma, Rheumatism.
Piea &c, skilifBiiy and successfully treated.
Ur. Harris can be consulted, daily, between ,he
hours vi 10 A. NJ and P. Nj and 10 10 p d., at his
roons United States Hotel.
Ladies Of delicate constitutions. or those suffering
ftgn complaints peculiar 10 the sex, invited to
communicates or send their address.
In order 10 satisfy an oft imposed upon community
tia. there is no intention the part Of DIR. H. To
hnmFIig them lie begs to state that fee femu-
aHrsftDn will be received until entire satisfaction
shall be given,
X. b. HARRIS, VI. ID,
dc ls--3sas u. y. Hotel. Richmond. Va.
WOOD AND COAL for sale on Dock
a
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THE MEDICAL COL

JNElhMAR1 OF THE MEDlCAL CCL-
l. LEGE-Tlis institution. located at the corner Of
Marshall and College streets, in convenient and
airs situation is opon for the reception of patients
throughout the year All persons requiring Medi-
cal or Surgical aid, except the insane aud persons
affected with contagious diseases, are admitted into
its wards.
TIE accommodations for the sick complete, and
private rooms provided for patients desiring
them.
The patients ara under the charge the Professors
of the College aided by an experenced kesident
Physician. The charges for Board, Medical Atfen-
dalice. Nursing. and Medicine are. for
White ...'''ee VI "SeA'
Private reoms....... S' to$i1 DO uo.
By an arrangemt ut with the proprietors "f the
Bellevue Hospital, ip cases requiring StrgcIt t,i
ersttgn in addition TO the above rates Ie varying
from So to $50 in different Cases viii be charged oE
the aleration The particular fees may be asccr-
tanned on appficaton TO either the attending cdr-
grons or to the President of the lnfrmary. ,
e1 Al charges to be paid on the rem0f1t u tae pa
Persons in tie country, desiring to send patients
20 the Infrmary or to obtain Information concern
ing II NAV address the President or the Steward
attending Surgeons-Profs. GIBSON, PEIicoiAs ana
WELLFoRD ~ ,rr,n o,a Gay
WAY. ~,Yr,n Nm
EtewaTd-F ". PARRISH. r.,
presient-L. 3. JoYSEs. VI. ID. ia o-oem
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JOIN DEAN 0rTposs.--The ballad nonxers are
hawking about the streets of.Sew York the asIan,.
enta.ion OF j. =. Donneily,s the individual lately
executed at Freehold. The following ia specimen,
of Its merit:
guage o q poet.
What mockery TO dying man-shskspeare for TO
aiete.n
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CANDIDATES ron orrrcn.


SCs 10 rns NcTgRs CT No. . Drsrnrcr
~ ~ CogNtf ef lIgSRIoo II hereby announce INV
saim,iste at the ensuing election Tor the niiisa
~ euNsttBLf, made vacant by the resignation ~
t. sIes, %, 3 astsert .a should it be your pleasure
efEs VI the discharge Of the duttes Of the of,ica '
u nasins tue Creator part OF my life heen engaged
80 eaaIuIaioFls IN which important trusts have been
as s@'hiasly as have heretofore served individuals.
JOSEPH ELLIOTT.
oi this month. ' - He tH .o.n
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NEGRO HIRING : AND GENERAL

~ AGENCY.-Fhr subscriber offers hs services
he ensuing ear t. hi, friends and the pnbic gene
rally. foT the purpose of HIRING OFT NEGROE-
RENTING 0CT HOUSES, COLLECTING CLAIMS
4ndeavor to secure fair prices and good homes for
servants semitic his care and give all necessary
truiinn to them in case OF sickness Office no s.
Vain and FRANKLIN streets, Richmond, Va.
TUUS. j. BAGBY
He refers b. permission to the following gentle
qleu: Messrs Danlruige q Hart Tinsley Tardy &
b. Hun. = Br,s. VI: l.. Stratton, L. s. spence and
Il K. Eilysan, of Hichmond; Joseph Bro snley,
fnilu Btxtly Alexander Dudley and RUbt. Pollard
ii King art queen; Ym. NJ. Gsry OF King William.