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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-01-01
NEGRO HIRING. &c

LYME CHlLDREf,
AGENTS AND COLLECTORS,
urRE OUT NEGROES, COLLECT CLAIMS &C.,
OFFICE, UNITED STATES HOTEL.
WE, the undersigned, having heard that Dr. Ro. B.
" Lyme and John 7. Chidrey have associated them.
solves together for the purpose ct conducting general
agency business in Richmond, take pleasure in recon-
mendng them the patronage Of the public. feeling as
they will faithfully and puucsuay do whatever they
may undertake as Agents.
Sherwin McRHe, Richmond
John Garrett NJ. D.. Henrlco.
John Il. Young. Attorney at Law, Richmond
Garland Hsines, }. P Henrico.
John Nees, J. r., Richmond.
Thos. r. Nuckols, J. p, Heurico
Chas. B. Williams Henrico.
John o. Taylor. }. p, Henrico.
VIM Bulware, King Queen.
\Nfice. n. Gregory, Attorney at Law, Richmond.
\$~Goddin Apperson, Real Estate Auctoneers
Dec l2-n
DISSOLUTION OF COMPREHENSIVE.
RAWLINGS 10 this day dissolved, 6y mutual consent
The business OF the concern will be closed by F. G RAW
fngs. RICHARD HILL, j.,
+. q. RAWLINGS.
RICHMOND, Dec 18th, 1857.
NEW CONCERN.
EDWARD G. RAWLINGS and ALFRED l.. HOLIDAY hsv-
Ing associated themselves together under the syle and
arm of RAWLINGS HOLIDAY, for the purpose of con-
GENERAL AGENCY AND COMMISSION BUSINESS
Will devote their entire time and attention to Collecting
Claims Renting Houses Hiring out Negroes, and
the sale of Wheat, Tobacco Corn, Flour, Gate and all
other kinds of Produce entrusted to their care.
ber share of the patronage OF their fends and the
public 10 most respectfully soictsd.
ET-Ofhcs at the old stand OF HILL FAwiisos.
R,cuNosn Dcc 15,h ls57-Dcc l7-iSclm
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LAND FOX SALE.

r WISH to sell elk hundred acres OF superior to
bacco land, lying within one mile of Clover sta
ton; 300 OF whichis IN ors ini forest growth Int
improvements consist of dwelling with four rooms
Kitchen &C., and five tobacco barns.
TERMS:-Une.third cash, and tie balance payable II
one two and three ycars
Possession will be given the at day Of January.
NY ADDRESSES Glover Station, Richmond and Danvillt
Rail Road, Halifax county Va. ,.,
n.op latI
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EXCHANGE HOTEL & BALLARD HOUSE
RICHMOND. VA.


UVUN
TO MEMBERS OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY
AND OTHERS.
TIME subscriber begs leave to announce to Members
j Of the General Assembly, and others wishing to
spend the winter in the city, that he has added greatly
the comfort and convenience of his Establishment during
the past year. having completed the Corridor the
street, which makes II complete connection of the two
house, He has also erected large building in the
of the Ballard House and so connected with the same,
augment it's comforts and greatly enlarge lie capacity
He has introduced most OF the modern improvements,
and has connected with his Hotel Restaurant OF the
First Glass, from which Parties taking Private Pnors
cun have their meals served moderate In short
complete any he has in other cities
and his whole time being devoted his business he has
ever done and Is still willing do anything that has sug
gested itself him may be suggested by the
comfort and happiness OF his guests With grateful
tor past avors he asks for continuance
of the same.
Nov le JOHN p. BALLARD.
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rtifcate OF packages Of 10 whole tickets Is
10 Half
" 10 Quarter"
EIGHTH

IN ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES,
Enclose the money address for the tickets ordered
on receipt Of which they will be forwarded by first mail
can have tickets ending In any figure they may
designate.
chasers Immediately after the drawing.
Purchasers will please write their signatures plain
and give their post Office, county and State.
~ Remember that every prize drawn and payable In
full without deduction
- All prizes OF 81 900 and under paid immediately az
ter the dravingothe prizes at the usual time OF thirty
days All communications strictly confidential.
Address orders for tickets or certificates to
s. SWAN 4 CO., Augusta, Ga.
eVA list Of the numbers that arc drawn from the
with the amount Of the prize that each one entitled
TO- will be published after every drawing In the following
papers, New Orleans Delta Mobile Register, Charleston
Standard Nashville Gazette, Atlanta 1nelgencer, New
York Weekly Day Book, Savannah Morning News Rich
mond Dispatch, New.York Dispatch, Augusta (Geo) Con.
stutlonallst, and Pauldng Miss Clarion. Jan |.
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THE CENTRAL HOTEL,


SITUATED ut the Of Grace and 9th streets,
- fronting the Northwest of the Capitol Square,
and the Washington Monument, will be in read
ness to receive guests the LIST of January, 1853
The locality in point Of conguity. to business, being
adjacent the CAPITOL Banks Custom House, Merchant
Mills and Warehouses together with its heahulness be-
Grounds Immediately 'front.' render it at once attrac
tive.
With such advantages the proprietor appreciates his
responsibility in undertaking to serve the publc to meet
which he gives OF ample supplies and the
assiduous attention to the wants Of all who may favor
him with their company.
Dec 2e-dts FRANCIS J SMITH, Proprietor.
rpF j. 8. would he happy to receive calls from neu,-
bers of the Legislature and others who might wish
gape Noms before the opening day.
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POWHATAN HOUSE, RICIfHUND, w.
TIME undersigned having leased the above pleasantly
situated HOTEL, respectfully bccs leave TO inform
bis friends and the travelling public, that he will open 1t
for their accommodation the rst day OF January ls1s
To those TO WHOM the Hotel is known 1t is unnecessary
10 saw ANYTHING in ngard to its location For the inform
non Of strangers lie would state that sit
uated upon the hhest ground in the City, fronting on
Eleventh strects opposite the City Hall and Capitol
Square In which the State Capitol, tho Washington
Monument and the Governors Mansion.
IL Ia convenient to the POST OFFICE, the BANKS,
CUSTOM HOUSE &c.
The Table will ~ supplied with the best the Markets
afford and every ,xertion will he used to contribute 10
nee o5-c1t WIN. H. FRY.
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$ HosTRTTERs BITTERs. "A. this sea.

tF HOSTETTERS BITTERS. AT this season
Of the year. when the digestive organs are weakened and
debt,ted by and over use Of vegetables and
fruits absolutely necessary that good and pure tonic
should be used keep of Chls aud the usual fall fevers
A new stimulus win do: II must be genuine invgor.
anc tonic and we fully satisfied there nothing in
the whole catalogue of medicine that will at all compare
with Hostettsrs Celebrated Bters Weare glad to know
that the principal drug in the city supplied with
Hostetter's great remedy Louisville Times.
For sale by all principal druggist and dealers Rener
.ux Dec 10
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NOTICE.
JNO. N WILLIAMS MATCHMAKER AMI JEWELLER
(For7aerly pith Mr.. John HW)
HAS taken the s'urc lately occupied by Mr.. e
to Mr. 5smes Williams shoe ors Mo-
Main street, where he keeps constantly Oh hand 40
a good assortmnt of fine watches, clocks, jewery &c.
which he sells low for cash. and every article
sold to be Hs represented.
All watches sold al this establishment will be thorough
" examined before delivered to the Customers and
rantcd perform We! tor twelve monshs without charge
for repairs unless broken All kinds OF fine Watches such
Duplex, Chronometcr, English and Anchor Levers,
Horizontal escapcmcnts and Reporters, and fine English
and French Clock repaired in n workmHnke and
warranted runtwclve months without additional charge
unless broken
All kinds OF jewery, music boxes; Accordeons, &c. &c,
neatly and promptly repaired and satisfaction warranted
in every article sold repaired at this establishment by
WILLIAMS No. 5, Fast Main street.
Next door to Mr. Jas Williams shoestorc,
Dec Is Below Market
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Dec ctds
VALUABLE COURT-HOUsE PROPERTY FOR
SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION UNDER DEED OF

VALUABLE COURT.HOUsEP PROPERTY FOR
SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION UNDER DEED OF
TRUST.
DY virtue Of deed of trust, executed to on the
ID 18th day of January, 1885, by WIN. A. Graves and
VIM ~ Duval to secure jeremiah Hobbs certain sns
upon the premises, at Chesterfield Court House. on
THURSDAY, the 2sth day OF January next the real es
tate conveyed by said deed, ow tract or parcel OF
land lying and being the Court House OF said county
containing geo! acres with all the improvements and ap
purenances thereunto belonging. There is about 400
acres othe land arabe and in good cuvatng condition.
the balance is mostly in original growth.
The buildings consist OF large framed tavern house,
large and superior brick building short distance In rear
OF the tavern good houses for servants barns blacksmith
of furnishing from It's tolls large portion OF the grain
needed upon the place. This property certainly very
valuable surrounding the Court House OF large and pop
uous county, and there being other public house at
the place, and being within Is miles OF Richmond and
and within three miles OF the Richmond md
Petersburg Railroad aarge and increasing business must
necessarily be done If properly attended 10.
TERMS: About 5000 in cash. and expenses OF the saei
$50 on the lst day OF January 1852 S24O on the Isl
of January 1860 and e. 40 the lst Of January 1861
and VIM NJ Duval may designate The title is undispula
ble but selling trustee will OF course convey win
special warrants
Sale positive, if fair if not. upon the next far day
ALEXANDER JONES, Trustee.
By virtue of deed of trust executed to me on the 23d
of December 1851, by WIN. NJ. Duvs, for certain pur.
poses therein mentioned, will sell the time and
place as above designated all of the personal properly
the said VIM NJ Duval upon the place consisting OF eight
mules three horses stock of cows, hogs &c about 200
bbls corn crops of OATS fodder &c carriage, buggy,
farming utensils Of every description, all of the house
hold and kitchen furniture, &C., &c.
TERMS at SALE A. E. COGBlLL,
Dec 2y-ctds trustee
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p. II. TAYLOR'S MUSIC SALOON
AND PIANO-FORI'E WARE-ROOM,

AND PIANO-FORTE WARE-ROOM,
No. ls5, MAIN STREET.
IUNHE undersigned is sole agent In this -SunE5-
III city for the sale of the celebrated
NUNS & cLARK's PIANO FoRTEs..-H
The instruments have received the unquali.u -
ed approval of the greatest Pansts in this country and in
Europe He also keeps Pianos of GALE CO and other
good and well established makers.
p H. Taylor keeps constantly on hand assortment OF
the best Musical and Musical Merchandise
general consisting Of Pelaubats superior MELODEONS,
Of Al, and octaves with single and double reeds.
Martini unrivaed GUITARS.
Tsylor's approved FLUTES-these Flutes are not
passed)
Accordeon Clarones Flutes Flies Flageole Gultars,
Volins, Bsnjos, Bridges, Pegs, &c.
Tuning Forks and Pipes Mouth Pieces for Clarlonets
and brass instruments
Piano Stools and bestquality Guitar and Violin Strings
The largest and moat Objectionable,
and standard Sheet Music to be found in this Stae.
A liberal discount made TO Teachers and Schools.
Ia short every article In tie Music line may be had at
this establishment at most reasonable prices.
Pianos Tuned and let to Hire. OLD Pianos taken 10
change for new ones. y. TAYLOR
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Pit Hand. for 1859. | wish

XNANTED-CoaiPt Hands for 1859. | wish to EN-
w poy for the ensuing year, fifty Negro men, to wori
the Carbon Hill Mines in this county, The location il
very healthy aud the employment safe ms any ordinary
labor have had during the past five years. sin
gle of .eriou, injury any engaged in mnn
operations The hands will be subject Of 81 each
and more for medical attendance while at the mines
None but healthy, able bodied used TO outdoor labor
will be employed and for such fair prices will be 2unctual
ly paid.
Dec l2-ctlJan JOHN J. WERTH ACT.
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TEN DOLLARS REWARD.

DANAWAY, from Mr. q. Blain, about the st day o
H. September last, Negro Woman named MILLY.-
She i've feet hgh black, nearly so and abou
IS years old. will give the above reward for her appre
hsnsiun and delivery to Mr. Hector Davis of Richmond
She belonged the estate OF Dr. Thomas Goode, Of
Powhstsn-in which county shs has acqusnsnces, and
possibly may have gone there.
Nov 23-cd WIN. w. COSBY.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
;;5sss SIC sssszsb
WINTER ARRANGEMENT


AN and after December the lsr, 1851, the Night Mnil
u and Passenger Train upon this r0Hd will be discon.
tnued The Day Mail and Passenger Train will leave
Richmond daily at ! o. a. NJ, for GordonsviIle Char.
ottesyie GmynesDiro aaa ma, Staunton Inc Train VII,
and Alexandria Railroad for Alexandria and all Way Sta.
tons upon that road and upnn The Manassas Gnp Railroad
Hartman Brown y Co.'S sg.cs witt, the trims
IA follows viz: Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays a,
Jacksons River Depot for Cevington, Lewisburg, &c
Same Days ut Mlboro for Wnrn Springs; Goshen
same days tor Lexngton at S.aunton daily, except
day for fincas,le, &C., viu Lexington.
Stages also leave Charlottesville DULY on the arrival OF
the train Tor Lynchburg freight train with phssen.
ger car attached enves Wnynesboro Tuesdays Thurs
days and Saturdays for jackson River, which will
commodnte the way travel West of that point those
days.
Through tickets to Lexington be procured at the
ticket office in Richmond, to either from Stauuton or
Goshen
Fare the snme either route, viz: e. IS.
THos. DODAMEAD, Superintendent.
n.r,,r W. rrsrpIy Tn n,c 1877
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fUyHE following section of sn ordinance eonce'hi7.
II Negroes" passed this day, WISE ordered 10 De- 10
shcd in all the daily papers Of this city, until tie Jet 1h'
uary'ncxt: .,..x ,,,o,., y. :,
slave I'm the CITY of Richmond shall NOT permit SUCH '"T
10 hire himself our, receive the pncs OF his N.Y.
shall be permit such slave engage or pay for de
board or to board himself; snail he give 10 s t''
money food In place oil his board Hut II th" D" t..
duty OF every owner, hircr other employer 'r'e
in the city Of Richmond 10 provide food AID I"een ''
such slave upon his premises OF bv engaging '
and lodging for them with some tree pers' n AN.
the price thereof such person. except when f" '
has wife living in the CITY aud he stays WIFE her nj .
house of her master. And II sha! be th' coiV o. '"
owners hirers other employers OF slaves In TIE s
Richmond having slaves which are not tea and !ods'"
themselves on their premises, to maze our .t'
slaves boarded by him. and III" place vhrfe eA'A
il boarded and deliver the said ist 10 The hnyi "i
CITY; and as often he buys, hires or emp!o snh"!i
slave or as often of the slaves chen-r' j. or =
ing house, he shall. within week, inform IN" "hyf
the fact and the place where sucE save -
And the said owpcrs, hrcrs or oine! enp'o!e' 81
slaves in the city OF Richmond, shall d any "' "etI
forbid or shall fail week to 90 what ne o.
required to do he shall for each week, pay n.e"' -
| less than five, more han twenty do"is'
nsc,o. d,rJan THos LAWSON. C c p.
| mo CATTLE DEALEkS-IHE NJ" f|f
WEEKLY NEWS hiss a full. iair sid ihrh'u' 80
| ,ort of m. New York Cattle market each we'k .
rcnort ,one ia worth twice the subscription prce o. -
| paper. only ONE DOLLAR year Pubh.rtG :, 50.
| l15 Nassau street p'e -
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LOGAN WALLER,
COMM SSION MERE HAET

RICHMOND, VI.
N EvOTEs his undivided attention to the sale of every
IL kind Of Country Produce.
He would say to farmers that he has hand large
supply of superior Grain Bags for their accommodation
which theysan obtain promptly by order, or from the
agents at the principal depot Persons obtaining his bags
will please have them filled and promptly returned.
Office two doors below the Columbian HOTEL Cary St
Juy lift
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NEGRO HIRING.
TIME subscriber returns his thanks to bis former
friends and patrons tor past iavors, and takes this
method Of Informing them and the public generally, that
he intends continue the business the coming year.-
Promising I, use his best exerons obtain good homes
and good pnc for all ncgroes entrusted 10 him. and also
to give his personal attention In case Of sickness
He has rgc ana comfortable house ur them during tho
hiring in which they stay until hired out He would
advise negroes sroud be sent in early prnc
cable ate: Christmas
REFERENCES:
refer By consent, TO ;he following persons
b. Hill. Baker s. Peasants Richmond.
John W. c. Latane, King William.
Dr. : G. Fauntleroy, Dr. Thomas Latane King and
Queen.
DR.. Bsv. D. Reg, Dr.. Jas. H. Latsne Essex.
T.. A. J. CLOPTOE.
Office corner of Wall and Franklin Streets, opposite
Messrs Dickinson, Hill g. Co. Dec 5-c2m.
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NEGRO HIRING AND GENERAL AGENCY.
UNE subscriber offers his services the ensuing year to
his friends ard the public generally for the purpose
of Hiring Out Negroes Renting Out Houses, Collecting
Claims, &c Prompt returns made in every instance
He will endeavor the best prices and good homes
for se wants his and will give all necessary
attention tu them during sickness
Office No g. Wall Street, (under St Charles Hotcl,)
between Main anl Franklin sts, Richmond, Va.
THOS. j. BAGBY
REFERENCES:
He refers by pcrmission to the following gentlemen:
Messrs Dandidce & Hart Tinsey, Tardy & Co., Hunt
Bro. ~ L. .tratton, II. X. Elyson and E. B. spence,
of Richmond
joe Brownhy, John Baeby, Robert Pollard and Alex'r
Dudley King md Queen county.
VIM NJ Gas, of King William. Dec s-cu
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MORE PRIZES THAN BLANKS!
EVERY OTHER TICKET A PRlZE!i
Registered Money Letters at our Risk.
CAPITAL PRIZE $4,000!
r., nTTEPv

on THE HAVANA PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS.
Jasper COUNTY ACADEMY LOTTERY
ID BYAUTHORITYOFTHE STATE OFGEORGIA.
CLASS FF.
Draws lst of January, 1858.
CLASS GG,
Draws 18th January 1859, in public. at Macon, Ga, un.
der the sworn supenendence of E. c. Buckley and JOS
Waterman, Esqs.
TiCKETs-Wholes $40, Halves IS, Quarters % so.
Prizes Payable Without Deduction
~ Only 80 600 Numbers 1900 Prizes II
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BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS.

BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS.
VALENTINE e. SON ask the attention of purchaser
to their wel-assored stock, bought with cash, at
great reduction from regular prices and which are now
offered lower than such goods have beci
sold in this market. They arc in part follows:
French and English Cloths and Cassmercs
Satnetts, Staunton Clolhs kerseys and Linseys
Real non-shrinking WEIGH and other Flannels
Bed and servants Blankets, all sizes
Carpeng, Drugeetts and Rugs
Plain and Printed French Merno and Mouselncs
Z" Plaid English "
Ladies' and Gentemen's Shaws and Scarfs
Black, Maroon and Crimson Silk Veve,s, for cloaks
Ladies' and Gentemen's Wooden and Merino Vests
Plaid, Spun.Silk, from 37!c TO 75c
Ladies' and Gentle Hose and balf Hose
Gloves, all qualities
Misses and boys Wooden and Cotton Hose
Muslin and Lace Curtains
Bleached and brown Shcetings and Shirtings
Calicos Cling hams and De Beges
Elnbroderies Of every description
With innumerable other articles in line of business.
VALENTINE g. SON,
Corner of Broad 9th Streets near the
nor 9-f CaDifol SOuare.
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Z. MAYR'S
PIANO SALOON,
Opposite Breeder & Fox, No. 2IS, Broad ST.
n BEG leave TO inform the public that
have on hand large assortment OF su. a.I.s3.I5
pcrior "
PIANO FORTES lf9 ~
To the Manufacturers of these instruments (Seinwsy
Sons New York and w. Cache & Co. Baltimore,) prize
Medals of the highest order have been awarded in
petition with the best makers; rs instance:
Two First Prize Mednls at the Metropolitan Fair Wash
Ton, March, 1855.
First Prize Gold Medal American Institute, Crystal Pa.
lace, New York. November, 1855
First Prize Gold Medal, Maryland Institute Baltimore,
November. 1856.
First Prize Medal American Institute, Crystal Palace
New York, November, 1856.
All new instruments sold Mt this establishment warranted
for FIVE years, and kept in tune for two years without
charge
To accommodate purchasers from the country will
put up the Instrument myself at any place desired.
Several second Pianos for sale, and old and new
instruments for hire.
| have also TOR sale
MELoDEoNs,
with single and double reeds,
VIOLINS, GUITARS, &C.,
Superior strings.
All orders from the country for tuning repairing In
struments promptly attended to.
Letters please direct F. MAYR,
Care of Edwin Workman e. Co., Richmond, Va.
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EXECUTORS SALE OF LAND & NEGROES.
DY virtue of the last will and testament Of w. w
ID Dickinson, decd, late of Caroline County, the uu
ton at Milford Depot, Caroline County, Wednesday,
the 18th Of January, 1885, if fair il not the first fair day
thereafter that valuable Tract OF Land, known as Redds
situated on Pole Cat Creek Golansvile, containing
about six hundred acres plat Of which be seen at
Golansvile This land is well known as Of the best
farms in the County.
Also at the same time and place. will sell the Mill
and TanYard belonging the estate, situated near Go
lansville
Also as Commissioners under decree Of the Court OF
Caroline County will sell at Public Auction, ut same
time and place. the Negroes OF which the teaor died
seized and possessed (axccptiDg the widows DOVER
about i've in number moot OF them young and
likely. -.
Terms-Thc land and mill will be sold credit,
which will be made known the day OF sale. The ne
groes will be sold for cash ..
J. NJ. G. DICKINSON
B. F. DICKINSON.
X. l.. DICKINSON.
DEG os-ctda s Z. DICKINSON.
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LEWIS HILL
DRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANT, attends TO
II the sale of Wheat Flour. Corn and Tobacco, and
eontinuesto HIRE OUT NEGROES.
Office on 18th street, near Gallego Mills, Richmond.
Va Der
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FOR SALE,

IyHE patent right for the nsnuiaerurory Of va
Butcher q sons Gum Elastic Paint Taih arncir }
warranted TO resist the action OF tho and '
and wear better than any other Paint Manufactured
For n,ntine or coating shps metal surfaces and Woo
vort the above 10 an excellent protector WIN A
Butcher one the above hrn can be found at the "fce
of the Richmond and DanvilIe Rail Road Company
nec 81