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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-02-05
p. il. TAYLOR'S MUSIC SALOON
IND PLdNO-EORIE lKdRE-ROOM

No. lsS, MAIN STREET.
fHNHE undersigned 10 sole agent in this uNnel
n city Tor the sale Of the celebrated l3y8
NUNS CLAkKS PIANO FoRTES.-3
The instruments have received the unquali-J u
sd approval o The greatest Panists In this country and
Europe He also keeps Pianos of GALE & Co and other
good and well established makers.
H. Taylor keeps constantly on hand assortment o.
the best Musical lnstrHmens and Musical Merchandise Ia
general consisting OF Pelaubats superior MELODEOES
of II, and octaves with single and double reeds
Martin unrvaed GUITARS.
Tayor's Improved fLUTES-Ithesc Flutes are not
passed)
Accordeons Clarioncs Flutes Flies Flageole Guitars
violins, Banjos, Bridges, Pegs, &c.
Tuning Forks and Pipes, Mouth Pieces for Claroneu
and brass Instruments
Piano Stools and bestqusllty Guitar and Violin Strings
Thelarges and most Questionable,
and standard Sheet Music be found this State
A liberal discount made to Teachers and Schools.
In short every article in Ike Music line may be had
this establishment at most reasonable prices.
Pianos Tuned and let to Hire Old Pianos taken In ex
change for p. II. TAYLOR,
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IL MOsrETTEk's BITTEKs Now ofson do

we hear the Inquiry made, what can get to cure this
vioen. cram, nightly subject tor | well know the
cause to be ms iequeut indulgence in eating the ve.
ge.aOe. the .ess.n beside, .a..us uo.en
" m.t nav The nenaty Our advice to such would be,
slways 70 keep bottle Of Ho:etters Celebrated $50,
mach Bitters In the house. as will afford instant reet TO
which are generally the result of overndugence in We
aetable diet when interest Is consulted no fami
T. ssn ,tIord 70 be without these Btters. They be
lad of auy OF our druggists for dollar bottle,
raining full quart, which will last the season.
For by all principal drugGss and dealer. eener-
sIiv Jan 20-d&c2w
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rIyrT:nr. VI ~ EHsiNs 80 :
By GODDIN Il APPEK.UN, AUIT.
VALUABLE FARM OF .;o, ACRES IN M.

r,r;, 49, w., -, T. ahh Or 3U7 ACRES IN Hts.
on EN- IoIali. SEVEN MILES EAST CT h.yg-
MoHD rok SAIL AT AUCTION
a ,nr l'iac.t OF VT JOHN b Hunt, VII SCI r.:
pilo re auction; on TIE lrcn..c., on WEDhESCti
me iuh February les ~ II O'Clock Il fair Fl no.. :,
next lair day the tract o. nGi locs,c 10 above srd
" Owned and occupied by The ln,e Tnoms. {; Clark :.
VII be divided INTO two rtc. ~ msy b. ,. rrf
on al the h1ur OF sale p" OF which wiz he exh e. a:
the sale IL Hes about i in.s from the head as g..
chanicsvi!le turnpike, and adjoirs tho ;r,, -, -
John Mosby Richard Gentry aud "lc.s
There are tau dwelling houses ua m, nIsr.. ,-s .
which is inost excellent one having ample ,u o.
tons. besides the u-ua buildings such us h rcl.
stable. Quarters. sc. ne land Is admirably sSarr,d =,
Vegetables being so stasted prodacc them v,ry
y
TIL" place is healthy and tho neighbcrhood good rs.
We! supplied with springs Of good M. Grutr,
who reside near the place. will kew the premise. 20
one dispoi ed 20 purchase.
Alter the sale Of the land, all The crops If Corn Fo:i
Shucks Hogs, Cows, Plantation Utensils. &c VIII L.
sed.
TERMS FOR the LAND - on-.Hfh cash, balance NJ 70
Il and ~ months, Tor negotiable Noes ,n,s!r., sd,a
secured Iy nus; deed For the personal e,s,e nil sun
under s.U cash over the amount, months crei.: TO
taxes for le1s 10 be paid By The purchrs.r
GOnDiN ApPfRSCE Ago..
r. S-There is valuable bed OF M RI on our II H. /.
] sEs
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FARM FOX SALE.

I'M Saturday. 18th February next, upon the pre- misses
u will be sold To the highest bidder the Farm yiup
around Chesterfield Depot, in the county Caroline Il
contains i2s acres has abundance Of Pine Timber for
building purposes, and large quantity Pine suitable
misses The Dwelling is twosory building conra;nins
large and airy re- ms with all necessary out building.
located within 5o yards OF the Depot this place. There
Peach Orchard by There n.o d large S,urchuuse
Tai!ors Shop, &c Immediately upon the Rail Rond
which has been renting annually S20 This lard wi!
be divided into tracts ii desired and upon lar.,
portion of the purchase monoy, long credit will b,
given.
Jun 22-ctd F.. W. BuRRuSS.
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BALTIMORE, FEB. 4-Sales Of Howard street
ID Ohio sonr at 37i TO 50. Sales of red wheat
ssI :, 10 TO- white Us to Is. Corn is dull Gales
- sh;ts ., 50 a 54, yellow So SIS CITE.
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rF WOODS RBsTORATIVE.-Ot all the re
toraves for the hair that have been invented Woodt
prcemucntly claims tho first place. 1t will certainly
re,tore the natural color Of the hair if tho directions are
followed tor sufficient length of time 1t also ha, pro
dueed Astonishing effects in bringing out growth OF naii
not pretend that it will do this in all csses and we
his caador is good recommendation OF the virtues
his restorative really possesses II tho ro1 o. '
again. but where there any vitality et IN !ne ioo ;u
restorative will renew the hair in al o,b. PIn
AZ fs;Iod /, therefore worth While In oil cases e
make the experiment For clearing the head OF dsndru
Ind hcxenns and strengthening the hair has 90 rival
For sale by ali the Druggiss in Richmond.
o,aG
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,pp1v.I, OF THE CAHAWBA.

x.,v YORK. Feb. 4-The steamer Cshawba, from
~. With dates TO tho 3O'h January, has arrived
ii t rasrcan machine works Of Lambden e. Co..
90 An dest owed by fire. Loss $50 900. 1t WIS
fire ,h has 1s1 anS rm havana
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Jan 2l-c4t CiiAS w KEETON
SALE or REAL ESTATE Is TIE COUNTY

OF GLOUCESTER.
lf virtue OF decree OF the Circuit Court OF Gou.
ID cester. the undersigned. Commissioner will offer
for sale to the highest bidder Gloucester Courthouse
on the hret Monday in March, l-c that being day.
the Real Estate of which the late VIM r. Jones died poe.
sesscd This property lies the main York kiver road
leadng from York 10 King Queen, about and mali
miles from Capprhoosic Wharf York River, and toui
miles from the Courthouse. There nts several parcels
which will be sold together or separately may suit the
wishes oil persons wishing 10 purchase On lot il a
good store House, Warehouse Dwelling and all neccsss-
~ Out Houses On another lot is situated the larger
Dwelling built ew years back expressly for Female
Boarding School, with all necessary Out Houses. TO
wishing to engage In such pursuit merchandising
this property Uhcrs every lnducemeut.
There are some rSo hundred acres o. land ia all
Terms liberal and made known day OF sale.
IDec a9-w4w JOHN T. SEAWELL Com'r
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MARINE NEWS.

Ne .,rns bin aims, Walker. Anderson and others
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r. MASR'S
PIANO SALOON,
Opposite Breeder & Fox, No. 2lS, Brond ~.
n BEG leave to inform the public thnt /
n nave on hand urge assortment OF su.
perior
PIANO FoRTEs w.
from the best Manufacturers in the others
w. Cache L. Co., Baltimore. I would particularly cal
the attention of the public the pianos manufactured by
Strnway g. Sons, New York, TO whom Medals OF th,.
highest order have been awarded, competition with
the best makers. ms instance:
Two First Prize Medals a, the Metropolitan Fair, Ws,h
ton March, 1855.
First Prize Gold Medal American Institute, Crystal Pm
lscc New York, November. 1855
First Prize Gold Medal Maryland Institute Baltimore
November, 1886
First Prize Medal American Institute, Crystal Palace
New York, November, 1850.
First Prize Gold Medal, Maryland institute, Baltimore
November, 1867.
All new Instruments sold this establishment warranted
for five years. and kept In for years without
charge.
To accommodate purchasers from the country, will
put up the Instrument myself at any place desired.
Several Pianos for sale and old and
Instruments for hire
have also for sHle
MELoDEoNS
with single and double reeds.
vIOLINs, GUITARS, &C.,
Superior strings.
All orders from rhe country for tuning or repairing
struments promptly attended to.
Letters please direct F.. MAYR,
Care OF Edwin Workman & Co., Richmond. Va.
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COLLECTORS NOTICE. shall visit Charlotte
~ Vile and staunton, Lynchburg and Liberty in sis~
days and will attend 10 collections in all Of the ahovr
! named places RICHARD HILL.
! Feb 23
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I'd F.. W. BuRRUsS.
DESIRABLE FARM IN TIE COUNTY OF
GLOUCESTER FOR SALE AT PUBLIC
IECrI0E

AUCTION
I'D virtue OF deed OF trust and decree of the Cir.
ID cuil Court OF Gloucester will SELL Ii, Public Aac.
on Tor cash, on Monday the 18Th day OF February Is5s
court day. all that part OF the land called Green
witch, in Gloucester county York river which was con-
veyed By John W. Fox 10 trustees the purpose Of ae.
curing debts due Thomas Smith & Co.
The property Is very desirable one coutanin: $40
acres Ia good stnte OF cultivation; and has ,Ioon II COM
Portable dwelling house and other buildings
Every facility tor the transportation OF produce by
steamers sn vessels Possessed and the rvsr d.cs in
front OF the land abound oysters und are available for
oyster planting to agreat extent
WIN. B. TALIAFERRO,
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vry YORK, FEB 81 -Four ia 6rm. Wheat -
III srd nrmrsl. Corn is lower; Gales Of white af"o
I 81 yellow Ga a 66 c,s Stocks are dull and I'wer'
Virginia sxas 90i
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-02-05
THE MUSTANG LININIENT CURE
RHEUMATISM;

RHEUMATISM;
The Mustang Liniment cures Still Joints
The Mustang Liniruent cures Burns and Wounds
The Mustang Liniment cures Sores and Ulcers;
The Mus,sn. llnnent cures Caked Breasts aud Sore
Nipples;
The Mus:sn. Linnent cures Neuralgia;
The Mus:au. iiument cures Corns and Warts;
The Mustang i.inncnt 10 worth
1000 coo DOLLARS PER ANNUM
To United the preserver and restorer OF
valuable Horses and Cattle. 1t all Sprans Galds,
Wounds, Still Joints, &c.
Will you answer this question Did you ever hear OF
any ordinary Sore Swelling. Sprain Stiffness, either
on beast. which the Mustang Liniment would not
curcl Did you visit any respectable Druggist in any
not say t the greatest discovery of the age Sold
everywhere Every family should have il; three sizes.
BARNES a. PARK,
a-dScln proprietors. New York
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LUNENBUWG LAND FOX SALE

y FTNE Tact OF We'll unDtred Land IN tne County Of
~ Lunenburg, lying Immediately the Cox koad
Plank Road, and hvc miles south OF the Cuurthou,e.
The land will be sold low, and there is doubt tins
enorgh might be sold 10 the Plank Rosd Company Ia
more than pay double TOR the land. All OF the land is in
original growth, and $50 acres. No improve
mrnt on il.
For further information apply to THOMAS & RoLLlSG
No. 10, Cary Street, Richmond either Of the rub
scribers, at New Plyrrouth Post Office, Lunenburc
County, Va. WM T.. GARY,
WV. NJ CHIMNEY
Jan 2l-c4t cHAS w kEETON
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NOTICE.
fHfIE partnership heretofore existing between the
dersigned is this day dissolved by mutual
All persons indebted to said earnestly
quesed 10 mike immediate payment to George II. Mat.
thews, who is slonr authorized receive and pay the
same creditors. We exceedingly anxious to
bc ndn:ent debtors but the urgency Of cred
deny the privilege. Given under hand this Both
day of December, 1851. GEO. Il. MATTHEW'S,
Jan 5--w Ed w. SINS.
LANDRETIIS FRESH GARDEN SEEDS.
lust received 4 full assortment of landrcth's Gcnu.
- inc Garden Seci-. TIE public arc respectfully i'll.
vited to cr md examine before purchasing elsewhere
especially the trade, liberal margin viii be allowed
them.
Below we cnuncrate n few OF the kinds viz
Extra Early Peas Extra f Beet
Early Frame do Early Turnpdo
Bishops Dwarf Prolific do Long Blood do
Royal Marrowfat do Mancel Wurtzel do
Early York Cabbage Early Frame Cucumber
Larce do do Rsiish
Early Oxhea:t do Spinach
Large Late Drumhead do Tomatoes
Plat Dutch do Onion Sets
Tom Thumb Peas, &c.
CHURCH L. FLEMING
Fe53 81, Main street.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF SLAVES N

CUMAlISSIONEK'S SALE OF SLAVES IN
HANOVER COUNTY.
WILL be sold al Beaverdam Depot, In Hanover coun
~ ~, on WEDNESDAY. the l7th day of February
e3e fair if not the next fair day the highest bid
der, AZ public auction valuable negro woman % years
DID, with four likely children being part OF the dow er
properly lately held by the widow Of Nathaniel Dickinson
decd Sold un Ter decree OF Hanover County Court in
the suit OF Dickinson agsin.t dickinson, sc
Sac 10 commence nj II O'Clock A. NJ Terms cash
Feb 2-ctdif G.. q GKISWuI.D con'r
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CHANGE OF LOCALITY,
FURTHER ARRIVALS OF WORCRsTER'a
UNRlVALLED PIANOS.


UNRlVALLED PIANOS.
OPINION THE PREss.
ME following notices of tho press will indicate the
J. estimation in which PIANOS Of his manufacture
held at home where they made, which 10 the best
good Instruments
"Eaving occasion to purchase an instrument, con
suited distinguished Professor Of the Piano Forte and
happy TO say. with entire satisfaction to quality and
Pree"-tN. Y. Christian Enquirer.
Those In want Of really good nsruments which they
may purchase with perfect confidence, should by all
means examine these Of his manufacture J. Mir.
rer.
"Al in want OF good and elegant instruments.
passed in touch and tone for family use and ornament
whero."-fHome Journal, N. T.
OF the tone of Mr. Worcester Psnos Ia unnecessary
speak, the that the Plano no presented the Irish
Relief Comnitteo sold for some fourteen hundred dol
lars 10 conclusive on this point-lNew York Journal OF
Commerce.
We do hesitate say, that As respects tone and
tuno, they are not excelied by those of any manu-.
facturer either in America or Europe.-tN York Evening
Mirror.
To obtain the proper IL the highest triumph Of art
and 10 only gained by the incest combination OF the hes.
materials requiring the highest skill united with long
Pericnce. Eminent musicians who have used Mr.. Wor.
cester nsrumen give them the preference to the boss
imported. IN. Y. Evs'g Post.
Now hard abuse Mr. Worcesters pianos az to
make them jangs and they yield q fne tone 90 readily
As ito persuade deal gently by thorn recommend
them TO society for its sake-tH York Commercial
Advertiser.
We constantly supplied with full assortment oil
abtshmen,. to which re invite the attention Of proes
sor: amateurs and the public Our prices and terms will
be found accommodating. A. NORRIS,
Feb 81 Main street
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VVHE "MUTUAL nENRFIT LIE INsT.
IL RANCE COMPANY"

DR.. A. sNEAD, Medical Examiner.
This company affords peculiar and superior oduantdsss
lst No company has mere capital for the amount ut
risk.
Cd. The company pays annually dividend of IS per
cent thus helping the insured to pay hi'd Of
their premiums II the company did pay their dvi
bonds until the death Of the insured they could well
pay IS TO 80 per cent.
3rd. Only halt tho premium Is required In cash
policy for the Of life II the annual premium
to $50. Office 81, Pearl Of.
Jnn2l KNOWLES & WALFORD.
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EACH SATURDAY IN FEBRUARY.
5,iS3 Prizes amounting TO $4,000
Whole Tickets, 40: Halves, IS; Quarters, 81 80.
4 III


Whole Tickets 80: Halves, IS; Quarters, 81 80.
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
The numbers from to $4,000, corresponding with those
numbers the tickets printed separate slips OF paper
are encrcled with small tin tubes and placed In wheel
The first i5 prizes similarly printed and encIrced
placed in another wheel.
The wheels then rsvolved, and number Is drawn
from the wheel Of numbers and at the time prize is
from the other wheel The number and prize drawn
out opened and exhibited to the audience and register
ed by the Commissioners the prize being placed against
the number drawn This operation repeated until all the
prizes drawn out.
APPROXIMATION PRIzEs.-The two preceding and the
two succeeding numbers those drawing the first prizes
will be entitled the IS Approximation Prizes For exam
Pile: II ticket No 1880 draws the $4,000 prize those tick
cts numbered ll24S 1929 l25 1882, will each be enti
tied to 800 II ticket No $50 draws the $4,000 those
tickets numbered SIS $40 j5 52 will each be entitled To
$500 and according to the above scheme.
The 5000 prizes Of $40 will be determined by 'he last
OF the nnmbsr that draws the $4,000 prize For
pie II the number drawing the 10000 prize ends with No.
then all the tickets where the number ends in will be
entitled to 80 II the number ends with 2, then all the
tickets where the number ends in will be entitled $2O
and so on to D.
Certificates Of packages vii! be sold at the following
rates, which Is the risk:
ifr1t NJ mar Of whole
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Certificate Of packages OF 10 whole tickets asa
{" {" 10 Half - ~
" 10 Quarter 90
10 Eighth " III

IN ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES,
Enclose the Money address for the tickets ordered
on receipt OF which they will he forwarded by rs mall
Purchasers have tickets ending In any 6ure they may
designate.
The list Of drawn numbers and prizes will be sent TO pur
chasers Immediately after the drawing
~ Purchasers will please write their signatures plain
and give their post office, county and State.
s Remember that every prize Is drawn and payable In
full without deduction.
~ All prizes OF =, 900 and under, paid Immediately af
ter the drawng-other prizes at the usual time OF thirty
days All communications strictly confidential.
Address orders for tickets or certificates TO
s SWAN & CO., Augusta, Ga
AZ list Of the numbers tina. drawa from the
Wheel with the Of the prize that each one Is entitled
TO- will be published after every drawing, in the following
papers, New Orleans Delta, Mobile Register, Charleston
Standard Nashville Gazette, Atlanta Inteigencer, New
York Weekly Day Book, Savannah Morning News, Rlcl
nond Dispatch SewYork Dispatch Augusta (Geo) Con.
tltutionalst and Pauldng lMiss.l Clarion. Jan Is.
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MORE PRIZES THAN BLANKS!
EVERY OTHER TICKET a PRIZE!!
Registered Monsy Letters at our Risk
CAPITAL PRIZE Sj0,OOOi
ANDERSON & SONS LOTTERY,
On THE HAVANA PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS.
Jasper COUNTY ACADEMY LOTTERY
- BYd STATE OFGEORGIA.
CLASS II,
Draws 18th February. 1855 in public, at Macon Ga,
der the supenendence Of +. e. Buckley aud JOS
Waterman, EsIs
TICKETS-Wholcs $40. IInlres s.. Quarters 81 80
Prizes Payable Without Deduction. ::
~ Only 10000 Numbers $4,000 Prizes IL
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FEW DAYS IN RICHMOND.
EFFlCAClOuS CURE FOR
CORNS, BUNIONS. SOFT CORN
TOE.NAILS,
Without Cutting or Causing the Sliahte
Pain.
DR.. SCHLOSSER,

ID X. SCH Los ) Il X,
SURGEoN CHlRoPoDIsT,. by especial appointment,
- to His Imperial Majeaty Napoleon ILL.,. Emperor of
France and mis- Majesty the King Of Bavaria; and a
the Principal Soveregns in Europe takes this opportunity
of apprising the ladies aud gentlemen Of Richmond and
its cnvrons that he iN stay here only p days. and may
be consulted In every Department OF Pedal Surgery,
pecaly in CoRNs BuSroNs and troublesome Tor NAILS
all Of which, however long standing bad he
to e5ectually and permanently in few minutes,
without cutting causing any pnn inconvenience,
either during their removal or afterwards
N. B.-Consulling Rooms, Nos. - and 49, AMERICAN
HOTEL. hain Street Private Entrance for Ladies'.
.-The following Testimonials similar TO the thou.
'ands in the Doctors possession
"Mr Schlosser has operated His Ma esys feet with
great SKILL and without the aast pain Certified by His
Majestys command BIN FOLLER.
prem the Hon. VIM p .rhlllipsl
Mr. schlosscr has operated on the feet Of two of my
family very successfully and without giving pain.
Washington, January 9, ls5s WIN. r. PHILLIPS.
(From His Imperial Highness Prince Jerome Eapoleon)
Mr.. Schosser ma extrait des bsaucoup
''' " ~ Prince JEROME NAPOLEON.
Prom WIN. Rice Proprietor Of the Pennsylvanian.)
DR. Schlosser has extracted two corns from my feet
which extremely painful tor many years. The tx
trsordnary with which he operated is remarkable;
and cheerully recommend him To all who arc troubled
with the only person have known to per
form the opel alton scientifically and without pain.
Phadelphia, Sept -, 1851 WIN. RICE.
(Prom Pierce Butler. ESQ.,
DR. Schlosser has extracted number of from my
feet, with great skill and without pain.
Philadelphia, Nov.y lsJ1. PIERCE BUTLER.
(From Dr. Lands physician to the City Water Cure In.
.dtute at Philadelphia
DR. Sehlosser has extracted, without pain
sight very painful corns in fsw minutes. | would ad.
wise my friends and tho public generally go to Mr..
Schlosssr and have themselves relieved OF these
tormentors 8. M. Lands, N. d.
Thousands of Testimonials from the United States
also from Royalty Nobility and Medical Men, from Flu.
rope can be at his Consulting Rooms Nos 70 and 73
AMERICAN HOTEL, Main Street Feb lin
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1855 GEORGE b. STEEL, 1853
DENTIST,
ID ETURNS his sincere thanks to those
II whose liberal patronage he Eas re- IyyS$33A
cevei during the year pact, and respect S11IlYIV
fully asks a continuance OF II, assuring
them thar all operations either In the Mechanical
Lucrative Department, will be performed in the
.ati.sctory nanner. Having an experience of eight
years In this CITY, he feels confident Of giving he be-
eyes nc has, thus far, entire satisfaction. He may be
found at all hours Ali work warranted Office and Re
sidence No 23l on Main above 9th Street. and nearly
opposite J. w. Davies Marble Works. Richmond, Va.
Jan2-ly
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-,l.I o. REAL E>TArr
On BROOM TURNPIKE. y Mll.ES EORIH Z,

ON hhoOh TURNPIKE, y MILES NORTH q.
RICHMOND.
4 = COMMISSIONER app 1int"d By two se,cra' g.
"a crres, IN" one pronounced by The Circuit Court
Henrico On the 10Th Of May. 1850 case o. y":
against Taylor guardian, Sc ard other by crfcc
County Court, pronounced on the - day OF
ls1. IN the case {" Tyler lyle SC ,i!ail pr . 20
sell. NJ pubic nucriou, on III" rrn,rs on SATURDAY.
the 18th q: February eJc at tho hour Of oclo ck y
two several parcels OF land with n snail house or
the one containing six and the other
These ihn'is lie on the rid. al the Brook Turfp
nearly opposite 10 the BROOK Church. are adnlr.u
adapted 10 market gardens
Terms made known at the hour o( ssls
BARTLETT TYLER Cor.r
Sale conducted bv GopDIS s. ArPERsos Aucts
ism % -2awtFrhS A,lri
a CCTIOS-Vii he sold at puunc auction, on -
"A Capitol square at IL O'Clock. the oh OF Februa g.
the Spar. used tor Shears rsisns the Eque.t-ia:
Statue OF Washington These 70 ice. Ion, =; ind
hcros. the lsrcr and IL inches the tms enc y
the Cnp md Feet Pieces
ALSO, the Hosting Machine used on the same ccc,
made hy Mcssrs Sampson Is Par in the Very t.s' nv
ner. This machine 10 calculated rhi.e - tons Lv -"
men.
Also, quanty.of Manila Rope an! Blocks OF v.r,ou,
sizes suitable for shipping mud irrinns purpcs,--so
gctbcr with quantity o. Iron.
Terms cash.
BY request Of C6p, Dmmock
Feb 3-tds GO3DiS y APPERSON Aue+p
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MESGEsLsYl'Nss.


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SPRINGS,