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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-02
By Henry W. QuarleD.
TRUST SALE ORA VERY ExTEs

TRUST SALE OF A VERY EXTEN-
L SITE AND DESIRABLE STOCK OF BOOKS.
rold 4 Murray and wives, dated the 3oth day OF
June, 1857, duly recorded ia tbs Hastings Court,
Richmond for the purposes Of said seed and accord
ing to the terms thereof will to sell at pub
lie auction, beginning on WEDNESDAY, the 18th
day OF December 1858. at 10 o'ccck. A. NJ, at the
store No I'll Broad street, Richmond. formerly oc-
eupied by said Esrrold Murray, AID at the rooms
over the store OF Johnston whiting Broad street:
A very large and varied stock of Books, Stations-
and other articles and Observation-Disclosures stand.
ard works on History, Medicine. Law, Theology,
Natural and Moral Setesce. works of Poetry, Fic-
and many other articles presenting great attractions
to those in want OF such property, or having any
desire to embark in the book selling business
Catalogues will be resdy by the day of sale.
1ERxs:-For sums of ftty dollars and under, cash;
for sums over fifty dollars six months credit for ap-
proved, endorsed negotiable notes.
H0WISON, Trustee.
Sale conducted by HINRY W. QuARIEs, Auct.
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lS69 NEGRO HIRING. 1853
r. A. J. OLOPTON,
GENERAL AGENT AND COLLECTOR.
(Cfiee corner of Wall and franklin sirccts, Rieh.
rnDDd Va

GENERAL AGENT AND COLLECTOR.
tof'ce corner Of Wall and franklin streets, fiea-
The subrcriber eess % return his seknowlsds.
ring the pas. and wsnid RiHsm s6s m, ,sss =
GRORs RENTING OUT HOCHBs, C0LLGCf1He
CLAIMS, and all other businees pertaining 70 e..
neral Agency-so all OF which ne kives he p<feosas
Partiss in the country who may snsrr.s she hiring
Of their negroes 10 him. may rest aseflred q IVY
attention being paid 10 getting them none ether Dol
coed h9mcs and IN tas sssGs - All slvsys IL sap
Negroes hir: n: sess = e, .s., sssssr -
To those at distance. g yhesn ! - ssssssay
ksaa a,es a d fhos iAssss ed Dr0
=: I s .. s. i. p l., xs
WEI ksss w ssa County LAsaas. wacLA
| lara ana Or John Lewis. -
057I0I Ki0HN0ED AND HzNvILLlEkl
RlonMoap, noy. t4hs -
THE Eleventh Annual Meeting = "a
$780,. = IN a. - s,s,Ss:s = -
DAY. The ssh day d Dsos.bsr. -. : ~ seaa
NE o'As'f Hos v IaocxnHsnouaH. sssy.
ysas = mara
xs.x e IA e si g - svssiss
sss@nss -. - -. ~ = - - - so1S n ~
Go .ess t 8. 80 ~ ksssaas
R.; ~ dssSssy. 3 . ~ g - q -
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BY 4. 3. Cook. Auct.

TRY GOODS, CLOTHING, SHOES,
~ &c. AT AUCTION On FRIDAY the I'D inst.
at 10 O'CLOCK will be sold st the store Of b. Cook,
lot OF Dry Goods Clothing. Shoes, &c, not taken
in the inventory Of the stock Of Morris Dobrn. sold
w. HI CALISHER. Trustee.
After which win ssli several invoices OF Dry
Goods, embracing . large and general variety OF
fresh and seasouabie articles.
The attention Of the trade Is requested
del y. h COOK. Auct
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BOARDING.

For further information, address ~
o.s HENRY L BROOKE. -
W Us Aghfand, virginia
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I. nk>h ORA 9OuDS.-by various ar
4 rivals wo are receiving
Fancy aud Mourning Prints
Printed De Lsnes-new and pretty styles
Mnhair De Baiges-BGySaere do
Aartclet Shaslsshetland Wool 10
i = and ~ plsid v col i.nseys
kics CGDhrics-Si coio.s
FiRnEels-a sull variety
White AND C0loEed Negro Blankets
Rad B}aukets-ccUmon To super
Kentucky Jeans Heavy " col Tweeis
Setiuets Pulled Ec!seye. &c &C
which we oifer 10 the Trade st cry low prices.
del KENT PAINE co.
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IRON. TIN PLATE. STEEL. &,

$50 tons Common English English Refined and
swedes Iron. comprising all ordinary sizes. round.
fiat and square.
English American and Russia she
Hoop, Band Scroll and Boz Iron
Round aud Square Rods
Stitt's Axe aud Horss Shoe Iron
English and American Blstered Steel
Norway Nail Rods
Burdens Pressed Horse Shoes
Tin Plates, of every description
Terne or Loaded Tin Plate. for roofing, best Cnsp.
coal brands
Sheet Zinc, Lead. Block and Bar Tin
Spelter and Speiter Solder. For sale by
X II SKINKER 4 co,
noc7 No 50 Cary gf.
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By Alexander Mott.
By Larus & Shfnc

TX SPLENDID YOUNG WORK HOR.
tc SEES AT AuCTION.-Wnl be sold at Public
Auction. on SATURDAY. the 4,h instant. commene.
ng at 10 O'Clock at the Horse Lot Is young Horses,
warranted perfectly sonpd, irons too years old.
works single or double Some Of which, are spien.
did riding animals Among them will DO found
two pair fMatchl Horses suitable for saddle or hsr-
nsss. PeTtons Wi hing to purchase. have an oppor-
tunity to examine the STOCK previous 70 the SAFE at
Franklin street.
81 Sale peremptory.
TEsMs.-Nincty days credit, for approved ncgo-
tiabls paper.
Sale conductedby LARUs SHINE
AZ -tds Aucta.
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by Henry w. Quarles, Auct.,
mo. $50 MAIN street.l

A UCTION SALE OF A RICH AND
"A ELEGANT STOCK OF JEWELRY.-gales 70
eentinrie every evening during the week; during
which time will sell the finest goods that arc made,
without reserve .
found In first class retail store: klegant Lava and
Cameo Goods; Fine Lockets; Cameo Revolving Piss,
tonething new; Leaf Garnet Sets, the latest style
out; and an endless variety of Qentlemen'a Goods,
such as Pins, Studs, Cuff battens. Chains. Pens.
&C, &c.
pN- Private sales during this day
For bargains at auction. call at No. leo Main ~.
every evening, at oclcck.
no q HENREM QUAkLA9, At
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Sale conducted by JAS H. TAYLeR Ii sos. Auct,s.
u
T AND ON WHITE OAK SWAMP, NINE

T AND ON WHITE OAK SWAMP, NINE
=. . NILE NILES BELOW RICHMOND, FOR SALE AT
ne circuit Court of Henrico county on the 81 day
OF November, 1853 in the suit of David Baker. Jr
vs. Robert and Charles McLagan." shall proceed
70 sell Ior each. at public auction in front of the
Court House Of Henrico county, on MONDAY. the
6th OF December, 1858. at IL O'clock NJ 20 much of
the above mentioned tract Of land as viii be neces
sary TO raise sum OF money sufficient TO pay off the
claim OF the Plaintiff against the De enaants in the
aforesaid suit. together with bis and the ex-
psnses 2! exeeasng this decree, amounting in ali to
ABOUT $40 This land is the same recently owned
by Mr. A Bodeksr, and adioin ing the lands of Mil
dred Motnte ,stle, James A Carter and others and
opened to Richmond, which brings il within nine
miles OF the city.
Ar COURTNEY, Com'r.
JAS n TAYLOR Son, Auctioneers. no %
SHERWOOD, IN HENkICO COUNTY.
- At AUSTI0N.-Will be sold, upon the premises.
encing at az O'clock, 2. NJ, "sHERWOOD.S in
Aentico comfy. on Brooke Plank Road one mile
north OF the cit the property of the late W. W.
"ilkins, DECD adJoiping tho lands of ----- Meri.
weiher aud othefs. and containing 7st4 acres
ine improvements are comfortable framed Dwell.
mig ana the usual outhouses which are situated in
Tho Land is highly improved, a portion of which
Is SET IN clover aad the balance laid OFF for gardening
plank fence.
The property is 50 well known that further de-
sidered one Of the most valuable phases now in mar
kee persons desiring to purchase would do we'll To
exaBine the property, and apply to Dr.. X. Il Lewis
tioneers.
TERMS: $500 cash the balance at !. %. and 8
years for notes with interest added and secured by
trust deed.
JAS. d. TAYLOR 4 SON. Aucts.
P.S.-The above property can be bought private.
ly before the sale.
no IL r n N 4 COM
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NEW BOOKS, NEW BOOKS

NEW BOOKS, NEW BOOKS
~ PRICES,
1915 Main street.
Last Bays Of Jesus by Rev Moore, u d. of
Richmond 60
HOW to Live or the Christian illustrated in the
Lives OF Perthes Fersteesen and James Mont
gomory. the Man of Business the Christian La
borer. and the Man OF Letters. 80
LIFE of Daniel Baker I.25
DR. ncELHENNY'S Semi Centenary Sermon at
Lewisbnrg, Va. 10
THEOLOGY Of Christian Experience, DR. George D
Armstrong. GO
LIFE in Risen Saviour, DR. Candlish. 100
DlsCoURSES on Common Topics, by DR. NJ Alex.
andar. eco
MEMOIR of Mary Lyon. hGa
IhE Ureat Question or, VIII you Consider the
SUBJECT OF Personal Religion. A fresh supply
90 and 81 if-''
very attractive assortment of new and interes.
ing s00sS for the young
HAaPsh's MAdAZINE fer Dec :mber Csc
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pRIVATE BOARDING.-MlsS BID
GOOD hes taken tho large and comfortable
house corner OF Main and 9Th Streets snd will open
1t for the reception OF Roarders on the LIST of October
next Gentlemen can be accommodated with board
ing by the day. se a5-3m
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CHEAp-THE CHEAPEST IN TAI

& FHAAF-I ne NIILAFhSI IN TAE
~ cry
If sea wait u good large Fed Blanket for half
,sseiE value, Call a. z? Main street.
II yoa want yard wide Bleached Cotton, at "a
cents Call at q Main street
II yon want fast eolored Prints. from % cts aud
upgarls Mernocs aud lie LANES. at low prices.
Cali at u Main street.
II you want 10 save Is Per cent in buying cheap
Dir Goods OF sl kinds,
Call a. No . Main street
If you 4aut handsome philsdslphis made Mo-
rocco 30 ,teos with without hees; 9oatskin do
Misses Children Is. 1ens aad Roys' shoes at as
ionishiag low prices, call az q Main street.
del JOSEPH STRAUSS.
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LyIFTY DOLLARg-I. n. SINGER b
Il cos CELEBRATED NATIONAL SEWING

MACHINES-OfYICE III MAIN SfREEf, HlcHkoNps
VA.-We would most respectfully invite all to oall
and examine our new stock Of Family. PiantatloE
and Leather Machines. which for durability ard
beauty of finish. cannot be surpassed by any. Our
Machines are 80 constructed. that By the mssicas
changes they are made to sew. hem. gather ana
stitch from the coarsest cotton bag or heavy
leather, to the finest silk, satin or lace, Of any
description, without trouble. The simple cen
struction, ease Of management and saving OF ftmes
makes the Machine invaluable, and warranted %
give perfect satisfaction 70 All. Our new rsndiy
Machine. for light work, Will be found one Of TIE
prettiest and best in use I'll put mp In Rosewood.
Mahogany or Enamelsd cases. 10 suit the Perlor or
work-roois. Our agent being fne machinirt, -
prepared repair Machines, and 70 give all the In
Machines with ali ease. Ladies' Will be Instructed
81 their residences; also, SERVANTS desircd se q
charge. We invite all r. call and examine. where
all possible attention viii be paid by our lady sper
stors and Agent TO give explanations, whether they
purchase not.
Six, Thread and Cotton. Of al ooiors I'D asscrp
tons: Needles; Gauges for tucking and D1e6LE.
No charge for shipping. Circulars viii - seue 70
all on application b. mail or otherwise. -
Stitching and Quilting Of every dsscrfpssco, o.
Cloth or Leather:
shirts, sc. made TO order. q hort notics. -
AN Oily SINGER d co. s
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NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS.-Pursu.

NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS.--Pursu-
IN ant to On Ordinance passed nth Of January,
lg5, win attend 1T the Collectors 0iies IN the
City Hail. from the 18th to the Dist Of Decembcr In
elusive to receive the remaining half OF taxes rcn
cent by having previously paid the first bali fn
June last, In accordance with saH Ordinance.
IA H0Bs0N, y O r.
NB-It will be seen from the above, that th6 COL
lector required to attend at the Office. FROM the
18th TO the 3lst Of this month TO- receive taxes re-
term Of the Hnstugs Court. he 10 required by Ordi.
nance to advertise delinquent real estate % DO soId
for non-payment OF tsxss. Persons who have not
done so will the peccssity Of calling and naytp9
their taxes ~ will he impossible FOR the Collector
70 d ssi iU III s''A' 's ~ 4 fiobsoN, o or
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EXECUTORS NOTICE. UNDER
H signed having qualified 90 Executor Of John n.
indebted TO his estate TO come forward and setsla
aud all persons having claims against his estate.
will please present them to the undersigned fos set
Element. JNO. NJ. PATTuN, JR,
no l7-lm Executor.
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no2t--ts
sq.,yzszssz-7 RICHMOND AND PETERS

rs5ssssss5sSs7IJ KICHMUND AND PEIEKE-
80 asS S.ssHss4s.s BURG RAIIR D-NO7TCE TO
PASSENGERS 70 AND FROM CLOVER HILL,
Passengers for Glover Hill take the } A. ID. train
trcm Richmond Petersburg, to Chester and there
take the 620 A. NJ train. and arrive at Glover Hill
at A. NJ. Returning, the train leaves Cioyer Hill
at ii 20 a. NJ arrives At Chester at Z. NJ and Rich
mond at s. % p. M, or Petersburg at 4:l3 T. NJ.
The above. mentioned trains run daily, Sundays
excepted.
no i9-lfn f. III GILL, Sup't.
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By Larus 4 Shine, Aucts.
SPLENDID s TOCK OF ENGLISH,

CPLENDID STOCK OF ENGLISH.
~ GERMAN AND AMERICAN GOODS. AT AUO.
TI0N,-We will commence 90 sell ut public auction.
THIS EVENING, at o'clock. the hsndsomest and
largest stock of Staple knglish German end Amssk
Goods. suitable for the city and coantry trade
Country merchants would find II to their advantagS
to attend our sales, where they have opportunip
rety Of ssleabe articles to be found In any oh.
or establishment in this city. Also, superior m
voice of Gold Watches and Jewelry, Guns PistpIs.
Cutlery. Fancy Goods. &c. together with good a.
sortment of Housekeeping Goods.
Bale positive, and will commence at ~ o'clock
eafh evening" until further notice, ct No. "A MAJ
street. LARU5 q SHINE.
ser Aucbe.
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I'D TWENTY-FIVE DO LLsgs RE.

"a WARD.-Ranaway on the night of the 2lst
"a instant. negro man named ELIJAH. He is
about 80 years old. over the usual size, black,
Was raised in Tennessee AMI sold in Richmond a
few days ago by Mr. J q Dent of Chickamsnga
Tenn / will give SIS il delivered 20 Hector Davis
of Richmond or lnyself. or 900 ftecured injail.
R0 ROBINSON,
no 2t-ts Cumberland county. Va.
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MISUNDERSTANDING OJ

eEaS NOTICE.--GHANGE OF
Is. II O The steamers GLEN
COVE asd CURTIS PECK will leave the wharf at
L.oc ketts livery MORNING. (Spnday g excspted,)
for Portsmouth srd Norfolk. "t 6]s O'Clock, pTecse
~, and return each alternate day. touching at all
the regular landings on the river, going and re-
turning. co.'s 20 HASEINS.
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ROARDING:-MRS. WHARTON. OF the
- REVERE HOUSE. corner of Sd and franklin
rs, mas vacant several very desirable rocs suifa-
o,e Ioi AMlIhEs. no 2g-lmA
ROARDIE3.--Our house on Trace at. :.
II between 5th and eth Is now omen for the accom-.
modation OF boarders. r. B MURRAY
Oc Its i MURRAv
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By Alex. Mott, Auct.

CURVATURE, DRY GOODS AND GRO
CERIES-Will be sold at AUCTION ct store
on THURSDAY MORNING next. I'd Dec. large
lot new and second hand FURNITURE.
DRY GOODS-Cloths, Cassimeres Cassinets, Lind.
ssys &c; large lot Of Hosiery fine assortment Nett
Drawers and Shirts. 30 dcz. country knit Socks.
GRoCERIEs.Whiskey Gin, BRANDY. sugar.
2s,O00 segars. Del ALEX MOTT, Auctioneer.
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Z A G AIMS IN EMBROIDERIES.-
- swiss Edeings AID Insertiogs: Cambria do do ,
SWISS ard Cambria Collars; rich Under Sleeves -
Inc greatest inducements daily Offering in the
no 30 ~ ~ $500,
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ag $50 REWARD. --Ranaway from
"a the farm CT the subscriber, in the lower pert
~ of Henrico, on Saturday morning, the 9th
- inst, q negro mau, named AkIlsTEAD.-
ne8ro Is bright Bu alto, about feet inches
high. snd isebcut So or 81 years OF age lie had on
when be lei black coat, drab coloYed pants, and
black hat will give reward Of 500 !or his deliv-
cry to me. or secured in any jail 60 get him again
no 29-6t< i III P0IMDENTER,
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OFFICE or TaE JAMES RIVER
AND KANAWHA co,

AND KANAWUA CO.
r HMoND. September oath, 1853 J
NOTICE.-Sealed proposal will be re-
ceiyed at this Office until the lst day of Deem.
Der next, fer keeping thu Canal order for twelve
months from the lat OF January 1859, in sections
OF ten miles according to specifications to be fur
nished by me,
The proposals Will epbrace the ordinary work of
repair. exclusive of mechanical work and dredging
ANY contractor may propose fer the whole line,
from Richmond to Buchanan. The COMPANY will
take the risk Of floods, but the contractor must str
puate 20 furnish the necessary labor TO repair the
injuries from freshsts at the cost of the Company
By order Of the Board of Directors
WIN. 2. hUNFORD,
SO 25-laWtlDS Secretary.
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7 ARaE SALE AT HIGH MEADOW,
~ MONDAY. DECEMBER 6rH.-Wiil be sold at
High Meadow 2 mile east of Richmond, ON the n ew
Bridge read. on MONDAY, Dec 9Th. at Io% o'clock II
fair ifnet day. Part Of Crops ana
Kitchen Furniture, Feather Beds. Mattresses, Bed
stoads Tables Sidetoerds, Bureaus, Wardrobes fine
Mahogany Writing Desk, Iron Safe, Carpets Chairs.
aud other Housekeeping articles, sc. Some plan
tation Tools, WATTS donbe sns single Plenghs Iron
beam Plorghs Wagons, Carts, an excellent Wheat
Drill aud Reaper. Hogs, Sheep, or 10 head Of oxen.
~ Cows most of them young Cows with calf, Oats,
Hay, eoo bushels ncs dry Chaf 500 bushels Bran,
9,.obrshels Coal. Mol Mules. an excellent planta-
tiou Horse. one single harness Horse. Morgan trot-
tor; pair fms black Morgan Horscs,well broke and
very gentle aud spirited in harness; fire Galen
Colt, years old and other articles too tcdtonH to
mention.
Terms made known on day OF sale.
JNO TiLMAE FOSTER.
Ps-At the same time aud place, VIII hire PIT.
vateiy 20 Servants for the next year. oetIy Held
hand, and one excellent Cook. 1 FOSTER.
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By Ro. b. Lyme, Auct
DUBLIC SALEOF 7S ACRES LAM

L IN HENRICo COUNTY. FIVE MILES BELOW
RICHMOND, ON The NEW CENTRAL ROAD, AT AUCTION
Will be sod.. in front of Henrico County Court
being Court day. ct the ho1r OF ~ O'Clock; tbs
tract Of Land which Edward nroughty died seized,
Containing, by recent suIveg, IS acres and which
lands OF Jacob Atiee and others. About one-third
is cleared, and is well adapted TO the growth of the
usual crops, and would answer well for a market
garden The balance Of The Land is in woods, from
which it is thought several hundred cords could be
cut (probab!y enough tc pay for TIE Land leaving
sulfciency for the OF this farm. The improve.
M hts consist of dwelling with three rooms. There
is well OF excellent water in the yard AMI the lo
cation is perfectly healthy. being very convenient
TO churches of several denominations. great bar
gain can be bong ut pr. vatey ii Immediate applica
tiou be mad to the subscriber. If sold, due notice
will be given. 10 BLYNE, Auct
Ufice.in the Basement of the Metropolitan Hail.
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By /. & g. B. Davenport.

GROCIRIES, 60, AT AUCTION.-
~ On THURSDAY. % Of December, ws viii Ell.
Ct 70 O'clock % gr auction store, IN assortmentd
6ROCERIES. Wit
Portland syrup
Whie 6onss and Crashed susars
Laguayra ConSe
Soap, Candles E
Guneowder Teas
tectined whiskey
Rum \
French Brandy
Tanners Oil, &c, 10
ALSO
1910 sides Hole Leather
1000 sacks Liverpool Pine Salt.
TxRMs-Under 500 cash; 500 and ever 4 mon1he
credit Tor approved paper.
noN rae DAVENPORT. Asots.
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By Thomas W. Keesec.
(Offics corner Of Y aud Cary s.reets.)
o. HORSES AND MULES, FOR
A9VsALE AT AUCTInN--wil be offered f r
sale on SATURDAY morning, Dec. 4th, commepc-
ing at 10 o'clock, at tho Horse Auction Lot, near
the Central Railroad Depot. several Saddle and Har-
ness Horses.
Also, two very fine young Mules, well broke TO
sI1ss'' anu THos w KEEsEE. Auct
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CHAMPAGNE and Sardine Openers.
- Cork ScTews, Oyster Knives, Nut Cracks and
Picks, Napkin Kings, Bread Knives Carved Rread
Plates, Crate Guards Or Spark Catchers, Nursery
penders footmen; nife Sbarpeners Fork Cleaners,
variety of other useful DIS to be had at the China
and house furnishing store of
rrg
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80 FIVE DOLLARS REWARD

n Ransway from u Christians factory, on
- The 29th inst a bright mulatt0 Boy named
80 JAMSS. about Is years old, very thick lips,
lul ieeth wide apart-supposed 10 be lurking
.rounh the city. i will give the above reward for
lis delivery to me, or at Mr.. Christi n factory.
no 30-3t& WIN U SNELLINGS
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A BARGAIN RARELY MET WITH
"A Now receiving. 200 pair Printed Wooden Ra,i.
nets, excellent Goods for boys' aud mei,s winter
weSr. al only rs cts per yard slso large ios OF
heavy and fiEe, grey and black sattnat. At 2s Cd
per per yard ALFRED MOSES
70 ga Main AZ
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IT Is A WELL KNOWN FACT, NOT
TO BE DENIED. that ALFRED MOSES, 6s Main
stFeet, Is selling Plaid aud Bay adere Stripe sIiks al
~ cents per yard which cannot be equalied in the
Siiy o. Richmond. His plain Black Silks, also
qoence ot the lstcness of the season will be offered
st extremely low prices.
% AIEaEn
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THE PHILOSOPHERS STONE A

4UPERB RICH AND HEAVY DE.
~ BEGES- ONLY A NINE PENCE Il have
without any exception, the best bargain in De
aeSes fer nine pence the yard, that can be pur-
chased in this city. Cali and see
AUGUSTUS MAIBERT
Al Matn ct
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HAVE You SEEN THE PLAID POP
Inns. az 12ts CTS per yard II not. do 60 and
purchase dress. They sre decidedly the cheanes.
thing ont this season. lso 500 Cashmere and kobe
AQule Dresses at 81 50 each, equally cheap They
only be Ind at the noted Bargain Emporium OF
ALFRED MOSES,
NO % So Main ST
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L UABLE TRACT OF TWO HUNDRED ACRES
OF HEAVILY WOODED AND TIMBEKED LAND
IN HENRlCO COUNTY, SIX MILES BEL9W
RICHMOND, ON THE WHITE OAK SWAMP
BIZ virtue Of deed of trust executed me by Will
liam son Allen and wits, bearing date the 9th day
Of November. 1885, and duly admitted to record IN
the CeI office OF Henrico county, shall procsed
10 sell TO the highest bidder at public auc ion.
the premises, the 9Th day of december. at IL
o'clock. if fair if not. the ia day thereafter,
that most valuable tract OF wood land in the deed
mentioned, containing two hundr ed acres being the
same laod which the said Allen purchased Of Jos.
Trent, and adioins the lands of heir of Polly Weed
ard others. on W hite Oak swamp. 1t is considered
to be the best wooded and timbered land in that
part of the county. being within short distance of
the York Hiver Railroad.
Mr. VIM. W. Alien. living on the premises, will
take pleasure in showing the premises to any per
son wishing:to purchase.
TERMS q sALE-One half Of the purchase money
in cash. the balance upon screGit Of and ID months
for negotiable notes, interest added, and deed OF
trust on the land to secure the deferred payments
RIO. q. ALLAN, Trustee.
ADDITIONAL.
VIII be sold ct the sane time and place. four val.
liable Jules one good work Horse; Wagons and
gear one Tumbrel Cart; lot OF Corn, Shucks. Fod-
der &c.
Terms at day OF sale. 30. G. ALLEN.
Sale conducted by Ro. D. LYME. Auctioneer.
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$40 Ladies Circular Raglans and Cloaks, on
hand, which must be closed out this win or Mt ,sme
price. Ladies wishing toprrchssea handsome wiz.
ter Rarnent, st lov price will find it greatly to
their advantage. by calling at
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