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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-26

pT THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
~ APR0CLAMATI0N.-In having been
received by the Executive, that Willis Ashby was
murdered at the Scottsyle Depot. In the county of
Halifax, on the second day of the present month, nv
THOMAS TUCK; that the said Tuck arrested
and subsequently, made his escape, and is now going
OF large TherefnreI do hereby offer reward of One
Hundred and Fifty Dollars to any person persons
who sh Ill arrest the said Thomas Tuck and deliver
him into the Jail of Halifax county; and do more.
require all officers of this Commonwealth civil
and military. and request the people generally, to
their best exerton to procure the arrest of the
said Tuck. that he may he brought to Justice.
(-~-) Given under my hand "a Governor, and IN
L der the Less Seal of the Commonwealth,
~ At Richmond, this eth day of January. in
the year 1858, and the SD year of the Com
m 'nwealth. HENRY A. WISE.
By the Governor:
GEoRGs VI. MUSFoRD,
Secretary If the Commonwealth.
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T IME, LIME, LIME.-TO FARMERS,
~ BRICKLAYERS. AND ALL OTHERS IN
WANT OF PURE, WELL BURNT SHELL LINE.
am prepared to furnish LINE, at my kilns in any
quantity low. or lower than it can be purchased
in this city. deliver IT ut Of the railroad de
pots and will deliver to Farmers, with my own
carts. in this vicinity. Persons in want OF Lime.
will please leave their orders ut the kiln the
nal, opposite rredegar Iron Works, at Mr.. John J
Werth's office, corner 10th str ct and Basin Bank
at Mess.rs. SMITH & HARWOOD'S, No IS Main
street, by letter, directed to the of Smith
HARDWOOD. ia l6-Im* WI SMITH.
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By Henry W. Quarles,
(No $50 Main street1

EXTENSIVE SALE OF RICH JEW.
- ELkf.-0n WEDNESDAY morning. the nth
inst. at 10 O'Clock. will sell a splendid stock Of
Jewelry, OF entirely new patterns Consisting OF n
the varieties usually kept in first class store
Dealers and Others in want would do well TO At
tend. HENRY w OIJIEIES
ia % Iurto,N:.
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DUMPS-PUMPS.- have this day
l. entered into aCopartnership. aud call the atten-
ton of those in want to sample Of the old style
LOG PUMP, which has been In use for hundreds OF
years and proves the best Pump ever used. We are
prepared % put Pumps in wells Mt the lowest
CASH prices, at short notice, and finished in the
most approved stye, which warrant 10 give salts
faction. Shop on Westham Plank Road half mile
from Richmond All orders from the country prompt
ly attended TO SUTER COSBY.
lam,
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VERY DESIRABLE PRIVATE Dwell

VERY DESIRABLE PRIVATE Dwell
LING on THE NORTH LINE OF LEIGH, BE.
TWEEN 9TH AND 7TH STREETS FOR SALE AT
AUCTION.-Will be sold on WEDNESDAY, the 81
day of February, ISIS. ON the premises. commen ing
at o'clock the large and admirably located private
residence situated above adjoining the r, sidence
of Col Walter d. Blair, recently occupied by Mr..
feet The house has II rooms, besides ample
want. accom- modations and bathing rooms, with
cooking range, furnishing not and cold water, and
city water and gas and is valued in the Mutual As
surance Society for So 40 The neighborhood is first
rate.
TERMS -Ope-fifth cash. balance at !, 2, and
wears FIR bonds bearing interest secured by trust
deed The taxes and insurance for this year 10 be
pau "a % ~ '"' GpDDIN & AppERsON. Aucts.
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tssy~R1rrER's New TRuss AND Sur

raErKRS--All who wear trusses shouii call aud ex.
smtne this FTuss- The principle il entirely new
an il supports the rupture In easy and COIN torta
hle msan,r. lt can D.. worn With much less incon-
auicntc than the ordinary trus-es; and for light.
De-. durability and comfort 1t is uncqualed 4py
ne ~l uSaTS # seSe Trstssss otene tcM aeerr M
a,lrr. Also, RIrTER'S UTERINE SUPPORTERS
y very smpls but admirable Article A full assort-
ncnt for sale by -
vs.. PETERSON. Druggist
Corner Of 18th aud Main streets
ia2l-?n Richmond Va
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By order of tho President.
de 55~etawtd WIN. r. MUNFORD, Sec'y,

dc 2J-TAWtu VI T. NUNfUhU, EtO y,
O. MULES, HARNESS NAG, COWS,
NAND CORN, FOR SALE PRIVATELY. and
well broke MULES, about years old, without fault
or blemish enc MARE, that drives well in single or
double harness: two good COWS. not more than or
ears old also. one hundred barrels of seed CORN,
splendid article, of the Carolina early prolific.
Hicks (n"t WyandOttel kind.
to work when wanted.
Apply to TABB, JR.. Blandton Farm, on the
Westham Plank Road, Henrico, or to NJ TABB,
in Richmond. VI TABB, JR,
Trustee of VIM. Shapard, decd.
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GALE OF so ACRES OF LAND. WITH
- COMFORTABLE. BRICK DWELLING. GOOD
STABLE AND SHED ATTACHED, WITH kI0Hf
ES,, stalls CORN HOUSE, W1fff
0TiIER NECESSARY BUILDINGs, IN HALF A
DEPOT This defrabe little farm viii be scld for
cash &c Hanover Court Heusc, ON TUESDAY, the
18th day Of January, (being court day1
Ii Is excellent location for good phy slciau or
lawyer; small capital could be advantage
managed selling goods at this place. no storv being
nearer than miles in the county
This land adloins the lands of w. I. Wickham, the
Hanover Court House tract aud J. A. WiuaAeld
Esq. Any one wishing to purchase, will confer with
Wm. u. WINSTON.
de 2S-lawt&J Hanover Court Hos,ss
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nA~ Dr.. john B. WALTHALL, (Homeo-
,..his offers his professional services to the cit
"a Of Richmond and its vicinity. ofice At his re-
,.oence on Leigh street, two doors from eth.
"a l-l2ns
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THRUST SALE OF VALUABLE PRO
i nHpry uGNRICQ CAIINTY BY yirtue

l. PERTY. IN HgNRICO C0UNTY.-By virtue
of two several deeds OF trust, executed to me oy
Frederick Keck, both bearing date the 5th Gay Of
January 1856 and recorded in the Clerks Office OF
Henrico County Court the oth day ofthe same month
suired by the parties in trust, upon the premises
on FRIDAY, the 18th day of January. lS5,, at u
o'clock ~. ffair If not on the nrst iar aay ahers .
of Real Estate lying in the county OF Henrico, tnat
is to say certain parcel of Land on the waters OF
frty.two acres more or less, being bounded BY the
lands of Barton Smoot decd. Holborne Cottrell, &c
ceased John Alley Pleasant faySSr, ana Being
in said County being three fourth parts Of the land
of which Barton Smoot of said County. died. seized
fourth Of an acre, he the same more or less.
TERas-Cash, as 10 40 much OF the purchase money
for the parcel OF land first above mentioned anu Ie
fcrhed as will be necessary TO pay the sum o. eSht
hundred and fftytwo dollars with interest thereon
from the first day of november, 1887 and the expenses
of $50 with interest thereon from the first day OF
November 1887 is to be payable on the nrst gay OF
November, 1855; and the residue, II any OF 'ne put,
chase money Is to be made payable, and be secured
at such time and in tuch manner as the sald freae-
rick Keck may prescrbe in case OF his failure 70
do SO. at such time aud IN such manner as VIII De
For the piece Of land secondly mentioned and de-
scribed the terms will be cash as to so much as
necessary to pay the sum Of S54 e3, Que the isi
day OF November, 1887, with interest thereon from
that day; and the expenses attending the exec aqn
of the trust and the further sum OF $If4 - 10 %
raid the lsf day OF November, 1873, with interest
thereon from the lat day of November 1857 and the
residue OF the purchase money Is 10 De paiu AZ sus
time aud In such manner will he anneuced at the
| time of sale.
Negotiable notes win be required Of the purchaser
or purchasers of the said parcels Of land OF either
| of them for the credit instruments, and deed OF
deeds Of trust to secure the same The title 70 both
The above parcels Of land Ii believed TO be ungues
tionable but acting trustee. shall only sell with
| special warranty. ,osvn,x ,osr~,.,,,,
Trustee for Joseph Myers, and as Trustee for the
said Joseph Myers, Trustee for Mary Loyenstein
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]" q "UUUIN &C 7tFF EHSUN, AUcts.
De- U 7 / F U L FARM ON NEW

Y E A U 7 F U L FARM ON NEW
~ BRIDGE ROAD. THREE MILES EAST OF
RICHMOND, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-The sub
scriber will sell at public auction. on the premises
on THURSDAY. the 4th February 1855 at II o'clk .,
the beautiful Farm, formerly owned by John o..
Gotiin, ESQ. ing on the New Bridge road, three
miles east OF Richmond, containing lao acres Ito
acres cleared and in high state of Improvement
having been recently well lined, the remainder is
well wooded. The improvements consist of a dwell.
ling, containing rooms, having been recently fitted
up in handsome STYLE. Also the necessary out
houses. There Is spring of excellent water near
the dwelling.
TERMs-fne-fourth cash; balance at and years,
for negotiable notes. interest added and title re-
tain d. until the deferred payments are made. The
taxes for lo5S, to be paid BY the purchaser.
EDWARD J. GRESHAM
Sale conducted by GODDIN APPERsON, Aucts.
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~~~<~--s~--->
THIS OAR,



BY Alexander Mott, Auctioneer.
+ .ARGE SALE OF CLOTHTN0.-Wfu
~ be cold ct auction, At my store. On rupQDAY
next the 18th instant large loo q p~w apA 0s1pee
able rtady-inade CLOTHING. comprising shs u.
lowing KINDS.
80 overcoass, different quslisy
80 silk, Cashmere aud White yosts
rs pair Cashmere paufs
Linen Bosom Shirts. nett Drawers Mech uakNs
Stocks &c.
ALSO-l00 dozen Country Knit SOCK O. 600 hjaNk -.
and many other articles In the dry gooas line beaI
ers will 90 well tn attend the Clothing will b soA
In large lots, without reserve.
jas ALEX. MOTT. Auct.
BY Dunlop, Moncure & Co., Aucts.
COFFEE, SUGAR. MOLASSEs, a..
AT AUCrToN-On TUESDAY, roth Inst, CON-
eneinE ut II o'clock. We will sall st our auction
i general assortment Of Groceries. &c .ceastpt
20 - bs Pays green and pale green Coffee
~ hhnas ai' to prime quality Sugar
~ p pvs prime Muscovsfo MoIassrs
a mus Porto Rico and Muscoy ado Nolaapea
1isn,ne candles, toap: Mustard
Tebsssser ,Lea: Gin; brandy; Manufacturer
g. nder s'n ,cssh; over an mousha e,ed,e
ios approved negotiable paper '''' "'o.'As VIVA"
Va saie without regard To waa,h.
;am DUNLOP. M0NCURu 4 On
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| GENERAL meeting of the Stockhold-

A GENERAL meeting of the Stockhold-
L n ers of the James River and Kanawha Compa-
ny, will be held pursuant to the following order Of
the Board Of Public Works At meeting of the
Board of Public Works, December sd, 1857, at the
grQuest Of the President of the james River and
* anawha Company, it was ordered, that general
meeting of the Stockholders of that Company be
called to be held at the Companys Office, In the City
of Richmond, on WEDNESDAY, the 27th day of
January 1S5S to take into consideration the act
passed by the General Assembly on the 22d inst.
providing for the payment of the interest on the
guaranteed bonds Of the Company, and such other
business may be submitted.
APPOINTMENT OF PROXY.
Know all men by these presents, That, we, the
Subscribers being Stockholders in the James River
and kanawha Company do hereby constitute and
appoint Uur true and lawful Attorney and
Proxy TO represent each of US in all General Meet
ings of the Stock holders of said Company, held
within six months from and after the date there
Of whca not personally present or repre-
resented by some other Proxy; with full power
and authority at such General Meetings to give such
vote or votes and to do snch o her act acts, as
each of us could give do, mt niber of the said
meetings. if we were personally present; and we do
hereby ratify and confirm whatever vote votes,
act or acts our said Attorney may lawfully give or
do for u.s. in pursuance Of the authority hereby con-
ferred npon him
Witness our hands and seals, this day eff
one thousand eight hundred and
Teste:: (sEAL-1
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A UCTION SALE FOR LADIES. OF
"A JEWELRY. &c.-On WEDNESDAY afternoon
the 9th inst, at o'clock. will offer at public auc.
ton. to the ladies' of the most extensive and
beautiful stocks Of Jewery offered to the Rich
mond public embracing every thing usually kept in
frst-class iewelry establishment
Ladies are invited to call and examine the goods
previous to the day of sale. No 0ssacmen will be
expected at this SALE UnieSs accom- p1Iiied by Iadv
In % HENRY OUAKLES Auct
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OVER COATS, RAGLANS AND

fEVEN CVhIbs IN n " II n ~ % hND
" SHAWLS, AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
In order 10 reduce my heavy stock before spring. all
heavy Goods will be- from this date offered greatly
below the regular price for cash. All in want of bar
gains are solicited to call and examine my stock.
J ID. GOODMAN,
ia ~ No lig Main street
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CTOCKS FOR SALE
~ shares Clover Hill Stock
100 shares Merchants Insurance
81 Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Rail-
road
20 shares Richmond and Danye Railroad
1900 shares third mortgage Va. and Tennessee
Railroad, years to run
100 shares Lynchbur9 Gas Company Stock, par
value S25. This Company paid dividend
of II per cent. last september.
For sale in sums to suit purci ssers.
ia lg--ts G. W. PURCELL b co.
CUPERIOR SEED OATS.-We have for
~ sale 60O0 bushels of fine SEED OATS, which are
superior to ally heretofore offered in this market.
ia l9-6t ". q. GWATIMEY.
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BOARDING. "A large and pleasant

Room, suitable for gentleman and his lady can
De obtained by early application TO Mrs PEGRAM. at
the Park House. on Rank street. opposite the Capt.
toi square where they enjoy all the comforts of
home. Possession to the be had on the LIST
OF February. MRS. G z PEGRAM.
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BY Kent, Paine & Co.
r,ppsu nav GOODS AT AUCTION

LKESH UH1 uUUUo Al ~ 0'.1,
IL On WEDNESDAY the 9TH inst, commeneing
At m O'clock we will sell, at oar Auction Room.
large and handsome assortment OF Fresh snd aesis
Die Goods, suited 10 the present anu appfuas huk
city retail trade 90 To-,
Also. large assortment Of Dress Goods. Iritf
mings Ribbons, Ae,. being part oil z fessn s.aNs'
with which the sale will COMMENCE. Terms ~ usual
in N KENT. PAINE ca. Auefs.
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AT MEADE g. PAKER'S New Dru

At MEADE & RAkER'S New Drug
A Store may be found
MEDICINE CHESTS, Of all sizes, for Families
Farmers, Physicians and Travellers; PHYSICIANS
SADDLE BAGS; SUPp0RrERS; TRUSSEs; Elias
TIC STOCKINGS; SHOULDER BRACES: SUR
GE0N'S BANDAGES; SURGICAL INSTRU-
MENTS and APPLIANCES: all RARE CHEMI-
GALS and PHARMACEUTICALPR PREPARATIONS;
FINE TOILET SOAPS: LUBIN'S EXTRACTS, for
the handkerchief; fresh and reliable DRUGS and
MEDICINES; and everything in the drug line.
MEADE BAKER Apothecares &C.,
l86 n. W. cor Main and 10th SITS,
IN Il Inn Riclnn md Va
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GEoRGs W. MUSFoRD,
Secretary If the Commonwealth.

THOMAS TUCK is 81 or % years old, feet 10 or II
inches high; strong built; light red, or yellow red
eyebrows and thick lips; in walking, turns his toes
ont more than common; is slow spoken, and has ra-
ter a ha 1 cOnntennnce. la S-HW3W
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Fry JANUARY 18th. l858.-THos. R.

PRICE Co will commence this day, their attractive
sale If bargains in Staple AMI Housekeeping Goods,
e. which special attention is called. AS these goods
will embrace useful and substantial articles,
chance will bc afforded every one who may n, ed
such things for the coming year they will be sold
far less than the same qualities viii bring after
the spring trade fully opens
They will consist Of
Linen SITEETfNGS Irish LINENS best Ike
Cotton do -, -, l2-4 Table DAMASkS
Pillow LINENS Dsmask Table CLOTHS
COTT0NS " NAPKINS
T0WELLISGS | BLANKETS, every kind
DIAPERS FLANNEI.S,
HUGH iBACK LINSEY, &C. &C.
Biesched CUTT0NS
And to the above sale will be added rich array
# black and colorcd plain aud figured silks and
silk Robes Of the most modern styles and shades,
20 be closed out during this and the ensuing month
far less than the cost of importation, in many
ca-es. An early call is requested.
IalS --I2t T. X. PRICE co.
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By Goddin s. Apperson.

by Goddin & Apperson.
VALUABLE FARM OF 307 ACRES,
IN HANOVER COUNTY, MILES EAST OF
RICHMOND, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-At the
request of Nr. John D. Hunt, will :. Il, at public
auction. on the premises on W WEDNESDAY, the 10th
OF February lsSS at IL O'Clock ,if fair If not the
next fair day. the tract of Lana located rs above
and lately owned and occupied by the lat Thomas
q Clarke. 1t will be divided into two or more
tracts, as NAV agreed at the hour of sale plat
of which wi be exhibited at the sale. 1t lies about
Ia miles from the head of the Mrchanicsyillc turn
pike, and adOns the lands Of Nessrs Jno. A. Mosby
Richard Gentry and others There are two Dwelling
Houses on the place, Of which is most exc-l-
lent ono. having ample accommodations. besides
the usual outbnildings, such as kitchen, stable,
quarters &c. The land is admirably adapted to K
efahles, being situated as to produce them very
early.
The place is healthy. and the neighborhood good
II ID well supplied with springs of good water. Mr.
GENTRY, who resides near the place, will shew the
premises to any one disposed to purchase.
After the sale Of the land, all the Crops of Corn,
Fodder, shucks. Hogs, Cows, Plantation Utensils,
&c. will be sold.
Z. S.-There is a valuable MARI Bed on one of the
tracts.
TERMS FOR THE LAND-0ne fifth cash, balance at
IL Is and "a months for negotiable notes interest
added, secured by trust deed For the PERSONAL Is
TATE. all sums under $40. cash. over that am unit
months credit. The taxes for lSjs to lie paid by the
purchaser.
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d ACRES OF LAND ON THE PLANK
II ROAD AND ON DOVER STREET, FOR SALE.
We are authorized 20 sell q acres of Land located
above adjoining the farm and market garden OF Mr.
schapers 1t fronts as well the plank road as OH
Dover street and is well located for a market gar
den or suburban residence. Apply at once to us.
GODDIN 4 APPERS0N,
IN 2a-6t Auctoneers.
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RICHMOND MUSICAL ING1

w., RICHMOND MUSICAL INETI-
t5& TUTE.-T. L. GALLEIiER. Principal Tho
SGx second session OF this institution will com
rnce the 18th Of February and close the last week
in June, including . term Of ~ weeks
Every facility is sorded In this school for acaaif-
ing athorough Musical Education.
TERMs-For the Session per seholsr-Iwo Lessons
per week Vocal Class Exercises, (adult1 $50. Fof
Juvenile Classes 81 Piano. Organ. Melodson. sch
t40 yioln Guitar, flute. &c, $50. Private iesscns
on the Voice 81 per lesson. -
Bo,RD on IssIsucTios-Mr L GALLEHERs Ma.
steal Notation Cultivation OF the vcice, end Riano
Mr. ELIODOR0 cAxpS. Organ, Melodeen, snd NM
ii al Composition. MIR NATHANIEL CARUkJ II
aDo Mr c y RnsEN. Guitar and Flute. MI
D0LLfNGER Violin
Espcc aftenticH is given TO the cultivation Of The
voice. which b conducted on strictly scisbthc prn-
eipies The theory Of the voice as presented 70 the
Academy Of Sciences. By VI. Manuel Garcia, Pro-
fessor ii Music in the French Conservatory. aad
which has beea extensively elaborated By y; bse-
sinni Professor Of Music, New York. is made tbs
basis of instruction Those who intend pstronisnx
this school, will oblge the Principal By giving 10.
tice As soon as possible that ample Artsnxsnents
may be made FOR further information. apply. q =.
l. GALl.EHER, at his Music Roopas. ~ Broad 81
I'M
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MUSICAL CARD.-The undersigned
ItI begs leave TO inform the citizens of Richmond
that he has lust arrived in this city, Intending to
make it his home and purposes to give lessons in
SINGING. PIANO and VIOLIN.
LEOPOLD SIEBECK,
Late Leader of the New Orleans English Opera,
Pupil of Dr. L. Spohr and Chas Ms,er.
HA-Orders may be left at Mr.. Il. MAYERS Music
Store, No. 2ls Broad street.
IT, Hours of business from to4P NJ.
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By Thomas W. Keesee.
(onlce corner Of I2fh and Cary str..s. +,

ounce corner Of i2th and Carr strees)
WASHINGTON GARDEN FOR sALp
At AUCTI0N.-Atf oclk, r. NJ on TUEspIY
the Ibth instant, will sell at auction. the kcuss
anu lot at the head of Marshall street Ino,r 4.
washington aarden, formerly owned and occuptsd
py tagast schad, ss1; as pleasure retreat. ma
i6 feet to an alley ~ feet wide The bouse h ne~rix
new, contains 5comfortsble rooms, with sw mt
IN eacii new Kitchen, wood and coal house nav -
pie COW house, feed room. &C., we'll of excellent Va
ter IN the yard besides VARIETY of fruit trees n s
bearing Of the most choice kind " '~A
Terms very accommodating Az eSAo cal, n.
lance in !, and years, for bonds with sc0d' ~
sona security and deeds of tru-t to secure the DE-
ferred ayments. w. y. wALDROp.
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O THE MASONIC FRATERNITY

he mhSOKNlc L
xXOF VIRGINIA. are hereby summoned to at
~ \tend meeting of the Grand Lodge, in the city
Of Richmond, on MONDAY, the 22d of February next,
for the purpose of uniting in the ceremonies OF pa
cling the Statue of Brother GEORGE WASHINGTON on
its pedestal.
BY order OF the NJ. W. Grand Master.
Ia 22-2awtd JOHN DOVE q. Sec'y.
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TRUssES. TRUssEs We

l. invite the attention of physicians to new and
improved TRUSS, for the euro Of Hernia. Its sci f.
ada pation lahiless and natural preSsare il ,trk
ingiy evident We have also all the usual styles and
PATTERNS of Trusses for Umbilical, InPruical and
femorai Hernia, in use; with large assortment of
Surgeons Bandages aud Appliances: Spiints; Silk
and Cotton Elastic Stockings, for rdrtcoSe reins;
Shoulder Braces &c.
MEADE 4 BAKER, Pharmaceutists.
l86 N. ". cor. Main aud nth st,
IA nD-lm Richmond, Va.
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FOR SAFE LEASE OR RENT.

o. FOR SALE, LEASE OR RENT
E:t TheIarge and conveniently arranged residence,
on the of franklin and Jefferson streets, now
in the occupancy of DIR. Ro. Archer. together with
To purchaser, the terms of payment will be very
liberal or if desired il will be exchanged for other
sion given LIST October next Apply to
ia S-2awlm dUDD1N x APPERSON.
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SALE OF LAND

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND
~ IN HENRICO C0UNTY.-In pursuance OF
decree of Henrico County Court entered the ith DAY
January 1885, in suit tyled Melton vs. Hofimanet
al the undersigned will sell, at PUBLIC auction, on
the premises, the 18th day of JANUARY. 1853 at ii
O'Clock A NJ if iar if not, tho first fair day there
after tract of land containing about O. acres. aud
lying immediately on the Richmond, tredericks,
burg and Potion &C railroad, and the Richmond and
Charlottesville plank road, and runs up 70 the turn
out of Vim. Taylor Esq. and eight miles from hieh.
mond and Is known as Hofnian's. Upon 1t Is good
dwelling house, with all necessary ont honses Ten
acres cleared the rest in good oak and pine TIM
Der and aijoins the lands of Col g. W. Aunford.
VIM. Taylor j. D. Sheppard and others
TERMs-0ne third cash. and the balance in two in
stalments Of six and twelve months, with interest
from day of sale. Bonds with good security for the
deferred payments and title retained until the pur-
chase money is paid.
ia I3-i&cwtds CHASTAIN WHITE Com D..
EOR HIRE-Three firsr-rate Carpen-
Il ters Also, two farm Hands and several other
male and female Servants Apply TO
p. Nj. TABB SON, Agents,
la 25-3t Governor street.