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List Of Petit Jurors,

Eg We have this moment been in
formed of the death Of Rev. Charles
Avery, of Allegheny City Pa, he died
as he had long lived, in full assurance oI
a home in Heaven. He was a minister
of the M P. Church. We knew hin
for SO years. and we never knew a more
devoted christian, or more benevolen
man. Thousands have been the recipi
ants of his generosity. God had pos
sessed him with great wealth, and HI
used it for the promotion Of his Master
cause. He died on last Sabbath morning
and is buried this day. at 10 O'Clock
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APPoINTMENT.-We learn that w. H.
GILL, of the Ohio Patriot, has been sp-
pointed Marshal for the Northren District
Of Ohio. He has richly merited the ho-
nor. We wish him great success, in eV.
ety thing but catching runaway slaves.
PThe State JOnrnGl Of the 18th
instan, says:
The House yesterday afternoon went
into Committee Of the Whole upon the
slave pen bill. MI. Collins of CincipHa.
ii made speech in favor Of it; so did
Mr.. Finelrock Of Sandusky. MI Wor-
thington OF Jefferson, and Mr.. West oi
Logan spoke against the bill. The speech
Of Mr.. Collins was The best that has been
made on the Democratic side Of the
House. The speech of Mr.. West was q
powerful effort Judge Rankin has the
floor when the bill comes up again. We
don't know where the Judge stands or
this question, but probably against u.s.
We noticed the other day that our Rep.
resentalivs in Congress, Mr. Cox, had
given notice Of bill making an appro
priation to build post Office in this city
1t cannot be that our Representatives in
in the Legislature will makea gratuity o.
our jail 10 The General Government TO put
runaway negroes in. We fear it, how
ever.
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DETROIT, Jan. 16.-Tae Farmers and
Mechanics Bank Of this city resumed
business to-day,
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-14
By Henry W. Quarles.
TRUST SALE OF A VERY EXTEN.

L SIVE AND DESIRABLE STOCK OF BOOKS,
&c.-The undersigned Trustee Ia a decd from Har-
rold d Murray and wives. dated the Goth dsy Of
June, 1851, duly recorded in the Hastings Court,
ing the terms thereof will process to sell 1T pub
lie auction, beginning on WEDNESDAY, the 18th
day OF December, 1855, st 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. at the
store No 2ll Broad street, Richmond. formerly oc-
cuped by said Harold Murray, and at the rooms
over the store of Johnston Whiting, Broad street:
~, Music, Instruments, Bindery Apparatus, Tools,
and other articles and property-embracing stand
ard works on History, N ediciDe, Law. Theology,
Natural and Moral Science. works of Postry Fic-
ton and general Literature, new, and in good order.
and many other articles presenting great attractions
desire to embark in the book selling business
Catalogues will DO ready by the day of sale.
TEEms:-Eor Gums Of fifty dollars and under, cash;
for suras over fifty dollars sx months credit for ap
proved endorsed negotiable notes.
RI HOWIS0N. Trustee.
Sale conducted by HENRY W. QUARLEs, Auct.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-14
By e. d. Cook, Auct.
LIME STEEL ENGRAvINas, IN GILT

ZINE STEEL ENGKAVINGS, IN GILT
4 AND ROSEWOOD FRAMES-I will sell, on
THURSDAY, the l6thsinstant at 10 O'Clock, Of 81
Eain street, lately occupied BY T. A. Rust Esq (my
second and closing sae) splendid selection Of steel
plate EngraviDgs in chaste and suitable frames and
will be seen on exhibition during Tuesday and Wed.
nesday. This collection is she finest ever had the
pleasure OF calling the attention Of my friends To,
or Offering for public sale. Every copy 10 full
toned impression from the original plate land not an
one,) being imported By one of the
largest houses in New York. /. therefore, would
public to this valuable SALE The subjects are so va
r:ously and instructive as to give general
satisfaction even to the most ast!dfous critic
noi.seur aud therefore too elaborate for description
in advert sement sale positive, and no reserve.
The ladits and gentlemen are respectfully invited
to the exhibition.
de Ii u b COOK. Auct
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NEGRO HIRING.
1910
llJOC
1859
q A j CLOpTNN,

GENERAL AGENT AND CoLLECToR,
(0fice corner Of Wall and Franklin streets, Rich
mond, Va
The subscriber bess to return his acknowledge
ments 10 his friends and patrons fur their favoTs du
ring the past year, and would infuI them that he
still continues the burmese of HIRING OUT Ne
9RpES. RENTING OUT HOUSES, COLLECTING
CLAIMS, and all other business pertaining TO 7e.
neral aaency-to all Of which he gives his personal
attention.
PARTIES in the country who may eptR1st the hiring
Of their negroes to him, may rest assnred of every
attention being paid to getting them other but
good homes and in the event OF sickness, the best
medical and personal attention snail always be sup
piled.
Negroes for hire the coming year had better be
sent 70 me rs early after Christmas as possible.
TO those at q distance TO whom / am personally
unknowa, beg 10 refer to the following persons:
Richmond-N Bill, and Baker 4 Peasants
King Queen Counts DR. Thos Latane, and DR.
Fsuntleroy.
Esaex Ccunty-N Vhitleck, DR. ( l. Wright.
DR. Jas Fl I.atans, Ed Noel, DR. Bev d Roy, Geo 7
Wright end r Wright
Ring William Couuty--Johp LsteBe, VIM La
tame, sni DIR John Lewis.
Gloucester County-pr oopton-
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By e. B. Cook. Auct.
GRAND SALE OF
~ RBLE
S T. A TIL A r. Y
eILVER-PLATED GOODS, ROSEWOOD
WORK BIKES, &C..
A t Auc ton,
sIGNoR g. B PANDOLFINI & CO..
A t A u c t / o u


(FR0M ITALY,
Respectfully inform the ladies' and geutlswsn Of
Richmond and vicinity. that they will Dispose Of
at auction, on TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY, the
18th and 18th inet ct 10 o'clock n, add AZ O'clock
P M. ct the store Of y B COOK. No 10 Main street.
eommodation Of the ladies', the NEST elegant csl-
lection Of Goods offered Ut auction In this city,
Consisting In part Of, viz:
ITALIAN MARBLE, ALABASTER AND AGATE
STATUARY.
In this superb collection may DO fund . largo
rety Of articles. OF beautiful design and workman
ship many Of which are original pieces, such ~
The Classical Hebe; Roman, GreCiAn, keapolitAn,
and other well known forms OF VAets.
statuetts Of scuiptursd Alabr.ter, such ss Come
dy. Tragedy, Venus, Dancing Girl, Am0re, Poych6s
and other beautiful groups and figures
A large collection OF superior bohemian DecorA'
ted and Hpk raved Glassware
French china Dinner Sfts; Tea Sets
Large Y asses. and other ornamental goods, richly
Rosewood Work Boxes and Writing Desks
English Toilet Ware
superior silver-Plated Goods. heavily plated and
Brogzed Goods, Fancy Articles, &c.
The above goods have inst arrived from Europe,
and have been selected with great care By H1gn0Is
pandolhni from the great studios o. Italy and tho
Roysl manufactures OF Prague and Vienna.
market and 1t 10 confidently believed that the citL
EsUs OF Richn ond bavelnever had % desirable en-
Opportunity presented to them OF obtaInins art3-
ciea Of eqeal es q ncc, ornament and utility.
The goods will re open for free exhibition on Moe
day, the 18Th mat
Tis ladies arc particularly invited 70 examine the
Catalogues will be ready on the morning o. the
day Of sale. Sale peremptcry. :, ..,~ -.
do 8 COOks Auct.
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Just sasssssd IN .s..- q.
LAIG. eytnnD snl Enzps1scI essv.. xss
~. zn1s,ess r . 49, @. Co., -
onAvExes asd LlTHcsaAins. 81 ~ .ssa ~ q
rs6!y tf.neds e p d.sRo5s( a q 1esses r.
o. DECEMBER, & chs Ssore Ne 10 - ~
N.B-Particular atteutio0 = ealisd q \ 49, -
sortment a the latest style q Rfsnck CoassS ~
IN Richmond. -
Sale 70 commence 81 csclcek. r. ~. o 49,
1or exhibition on Monday. g ii-SSS
EOR 6ALE.-I will sell the geed viIl.
fixtures and LIQUORS Of ne WeehinSnea -
en- Main street, opposite the Pair kruanda q oy3
ney. I have two good ehufpe Boards ~ peo6>4.
GOOD we'll Of water In the yard. Aiy c1o vss6inG
such property would Do veil % ealt esd Yiow Il -
io!a the Day ct sale, which will take plooo 9ulo
nVkNlN9, the ltth inst at O'clock q lem 0ofn9
% decline business. The sale conducted ~ 8N
Thomas JANE OlESDfNfN0
IA
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CHERwoop. IN HENR1co COUNTY

SHERWOOD, In HENHICO COUNTY,
- At AUCTIoN.--will bssold. upon the premises.
IN iss :. 81 sss ss d.y q
county. IN Brooke Plank Road. one mile north a
a des ssity the progsr' q ne late vi kn
others, and couiainins 53k acrte
NJ, uno Improvements are seomfortabls framed dwell.
ing ana the usual cut houses. hich are situated
!, The LAID 9 hishly improved. portion Of which
.as 10 clover and the balance lai CT for gardening
sra beds. and ID enclosed with substansial
The property i wen known that further de.
sidsre6 one Of the most valuable places row IN mar
kst, Persons desiring to purchase would do well TO
,n,os.wlsk +. o, Dinwiddie county. or to the Auc.
IEnms.-s5oo cash the BALANCE at l. as.4snd |.
ias s0'es with interest added and secured Ly
~. 49,, JAMES N TAYLOR SON, Auc.s
apose sale was unsvoidabty postponed Sut it
as flsSs's'ely take place oe she above named day
VALUABLE FARM IN HENRICO
wEsT nHEnWTf; AT THE TERMINUS OF THE
sESRs, rk KING ffasf fPsaEE ITH sTooE,
aoUIihoSiTne subscriber's business In the citv
se upOs i sss unaTasd a.tenson VIII %
day Of peeembsr f fair not he Dsxt fan IN. ~ 10Th
G n ns. en ;c at Il oelsck bis farm, situated
TtanK Rad. adjoining the lands of B. W, Green
Thomas Dickens and others - -. W. ufeen'
~ contains ii5 acres of highly improved land.
aerca 70 acres have been seeded in wsa: and %
cultivation VI s"' i"n" ~ ready for
. Ine improvements are q new framed dwa,lin,
usst, WIN rooms. passage and closets negro
saartsfs large new barn. stable carrisgs- honse
&C; 1ne property is supplied with spring And we'll
| maeer, ana substantially enclosed. Any one wish
ing 70 purchase really valuable farm con yepient
70 sne cry, ana In good neighborhood wouid do
20 M me premises before the day OF sale
crop, stocks faT ming implements &c consisting in
part Of horses; mules, cows. 50 barrels corn.
raents &C., DC. wv "a lux n.ins iihpio
| Terms for the Farm-one-iifth cash, the balance
and secured by trust deed For the nersonaI mr.
peIty, $50 aDd under, cash ever that amount
Months crS6lt for approved negotiable notes win
h Sa1o adaed. JNO. w. CARDWELL.
| gale by JAMES NJ. TAYLOR & SON. Auct's,
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A DMfnISTRATORS' sAl e OF LAND,
"A STOCK, CROPS, &C VIII be said. on WE'D
NEsDAY, The 18th day of December next, ct tie
usual hour. at the late resi- sence Of Thomas Acret
deco. IN Hanover county. near Mechanics lie
Turn pike, and about six miles frcYn RicbD1ond, the
land en- which the said AGREE lately resided. about
ity or sixty acres with good and comfortable in
MISUNDERSTANDING adapted 30 vegetables as
we'll as grain. After the sale of the land. the stick
NJ Horses Cows, Hogs, crops Of Corn, 0a'.. EsaGr,
Farming Implements and the Household ind
Kitchen Furniture will also be a9id. !
TFeas Fer tho land one-thiri v;Il bs required in
cash bslsnca in l2 and II months interest adfeG.
for notes with approved security and secured TX
trust deed For the other property. each for 81
Sums arder S2o; over that amount ak rhoDths
credit for bonds with good security.
W p SYDEon.l Adna'rs With The VIII
IB BARkICK,J AGREE, iesd'd.
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By Richard Caathorn, Ancticneer.

pUBLIC SALE OF A BUILDING LOT,
4 on 18th, between Grace and Franklin streets,
EQR SALE AT AUCTION WIN be sold. %
WEDNESDAY. the Sth OF December, upon the
pTenli es; at O'clock, p that valuable Lon, de-
scrinsd above. iro1tng 50 feet on 18th street and
lot belonging to Mr. Stubbs and il the same propeTty
purchased By the late Williamson Allen, VI Kuthes.
foord's Exrs.
Terms liberal. and made known at the sale.
de 4-tds
:, bA The above sale Is postponed, on account Of
the lac!emency eff the weather, to MONDAY, 18th
inst, at o'clock , NJ.
de 9 r CAUTHORN Apct
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sons in want OF BR0iUE5. OF snperio'
anal;ty can be supplied at 2ss 3roAd street. ALSO
with any other kind OF SHOES for ladies gentle
men. children. or servants, call e rsqys4snsss
all IL want. WfW IAILVn.
deIl~3t
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DuBLIC SALE OF TRACT OF LAND

CALLED MANNHEIM, IN THE COUNTY OF
HANOVER ON THE RICHMOND, II. &P. RAIL
ROAD, Is MILLS FROM RICHMOND, STOCK,
SLAVEs, FARMING IMPLEMENTS, CROPS, &c
Pursuant to the provisions of deed Of trust from
VIM WinstoI TO the subscriber, for the benefit Of
his creditors of record in Hanover efce, the under
signed WILL on the I3fh day of January 1852 the
premises proceed 10 sell the above Tract Q: Land.
called Mannheim, adjoining the lands of William D
Winston, thc estate of Phillip b Winston, deed,
and others, distance from Richmond, By tho Rich.
ro1d, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad, -
miles, snd within miles Of the Central Railroad,
On the fredericksburg Road.
There is a Turnout called Elletes, or Darrscotfs,
within half mile Of this land The tract contains
$40 acres and ifs susceptibility OF improvement Il
equal to auy land in Hanover.
The improvements consist OF q comfortable dwell
ing house. new, with i've ROOMS, new tobacco house,
smoke house and negro quarters, all new. 1t is
rarely the case that more desirable farrt. (whsn
the local advantages quality Of soil and neshbor.
hood, are looked to- 10 offered for sale.
At the IS me time snd place. will be sold 10 young
and Kelly Negroes, consiltin of men. women. boys
and girls all the Household and Kitchen Furniture;
stock of Catfla, Horses, Uogs, Crops, &c.
TERMs-Eor the Land, credit o! and IL months
will be allowed, for notes, with approved security,
earring interes: from the day CT sale, end the title
retained until the last payment Is made. The
Slaves will he sold for cssh. For the ether pro
perty, terms made known On day OF sale.
The title 10 the land Is Undoubtfd but selling az
trustee, will convey with seseisl wsTrsnty:x-
TO f3-2cWtds WIN WINSTQh.
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pEWNO. 20, IN ST. JAMES CHURCH.
ATAuCTI0N.-Wiil be soId a. 10 O'Clock. nj
IN Gn In hsDA1 the 23d instant, Pew No TO- in ST
James church, situated in the centre aisle :: "
d deTIas cash' JAS u TAYLOR q SON,
Amer
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1870 NEGRO HIRING. 1870
wv HOUSE RENTING, &c. 1000

Cffioe On Marshall. between 6th and 7th Streets.
he subscriber again offers his services TO the peo-
pie Of Rich ond and tho surrounding country, as q
GENERAL AGENT.
Il is attention will be given especially to HIRING
OUT EEGR0ES. RENTING OUT HOUSES, and
COLLECTlN6 THE HIRES aud RENTS, and all
other CLAIMS and SELLING NEGROES and
REAL ESTATE PRIVATELY.
His acquaintance with tho people and places in
Richmond is very large. having Been, fr.In 1851 to
1857, the keeper of the City Hall aud other city
property, door keeper to The City Council. and p0.
lice officer.
lie will give his personal attention (when re.
quiTed) to Servants hired out By him during the
year His Office ls on aarshall street between 9th
and 18th, in the former law Office of James Ly ons
Esq. Persons in the country. sending me Servants.
serd their negroes By the LIST of January, 1859.
Thanking IEoie who gave him their patronage
for the year 1885, no soicits their bu.in fer the
future, and hopes that many others may confide
their business to him.
ior his fitness as al agent and his responsibility
for any money that may GENE into his hands he re-.
fers to the citizens Of Richmond generally. AID
pecialy to the following gentlemen: Hon John
Meredith, Judge of the Circuit Court; Marmacuke
johnson, ESQ, Common wsalth's Attorney.
MEMBERS OF TIA IITY CoEECu.-p J Saunders,
Pre-ident; VIM Alien, Edwin Robinson, DR. r W
Roddv Gee " hi field, u Grattar, A Y Stokes,
and YIN Ii Richardson.
iiessrs Conway Robinson, Gustsvus A Myers,
Herbert Claiborne, james Lyons, Thos W Mcl
Canoe, James Dunlop, Jas Scott. Thos J Evans
Felix Mathews, Vim II Haxall, VIM W Iimberlake,
II c Lpsconbe, Go6din q Appersou, Jas Tay Tor
& Son, Alex usrnett, Brs Peter6eld trent and Al
Taxes. "a w ii Tyler,
de s-5tlDJscgSt Ofice near GnconJ Market