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Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1858-01-30
SARAH ANN RA1FogD, wife
JOHN S. Scorr.


TN THIS CASE the Plaintiff Sarah Ann Raj
lford wife of John S Scott, sues her said husband
for money received by him after his marriage with
her which was proceeds of slaves sold, belonging
to her as paraphernal property, and she also
claims slave Peter as her paraphernal property,
which slave is now in possession of her husband;
the proof offered by plaintiff establishing clearly
that she was owner Of 81 or s. slaves previous to
her marriage, that all of said slaves except one
{Peter) were sold for the of SO 400, that all
Of the proceeds except $500 were paid over to
her husband, John S. Scott or to his use. 1t is
also proved that slave Peter is the paraphernal
property of plaintiff and is in possession Of defen-
dant and the law and evidence being in favor of
plaintiff ;,
1t is therfore ordered, adjudged and decreed
that the plaintiff, Sarah Ann Raiford, do have
Judgment against. and recover from her husband
John S. Scott, the sum Of seventeen thousand
nine hundred dollars (s17 900 with five per cent
interest from the date of this judgment, with a
legal mortgage on all the property Of said de.
fendant, owned or acquired since the 2lst day OF
January, 1853, to date from the 2lst Of January,
1853, and that slave Peter be decreed to be her
,paraphernal property and that she have Judgment
- defendant for said slave that she be decreed
nnarsopertY from said husband and
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TINTED STATES MAIL. COAST

TINTED STATES MAIL, COAST .@ \
u AND BAYOU SARA PACKETS, z2zszsssak
The fine Passenger Steamer Laurel Hill, J. A.
Cotton, Master, will leave New Orleans every
Sunday and Wednesday mornings, at o'cock, AN.
The C. D. JR leaves New Orleans on Friday at
o'clock, A. NJ, and on Monday at o'clods, P. N.
Leave Bayou Sara every Monday, T,esday,
Thursday and Saturday.
AGENTS Gordon, Jr.; J. A. Braud Lam
dry j. W. Burridge & Co. Hall, Kemp d ca.
jan. 15-ly
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CHINA GROVE HOTEL.

OIIIINA CIV II II0 Z III.
THE PROPRIETOR respectfully informs hia
i friends that in addition to his Restaurant
he has now established first rate Hotel. This
House is conveniently located on the bank of the
River, at the corner of Commerce and Levee SITS.
He is prepared to furnish gentlemen and families
with comfortable rooms and all the luxuries in
the way of eating and sleeping that can be had
at any other Hotel.
Jan. Is, 1855. HAMP WHITAKER.
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nIrRTIC SALE.

:, pE SOLD At public sale, BY % .ne an-
LisneS' o. = Sv vuublis auctioneer, on Tuesday,
y s.a' asy Of Fsbraarg. 1885,
..ek A. NJ, at the residence Of p;l.ns. widow ;n 1
Ia ea,d, + On M the island Of False River, IN
P a II Pointe Coupee, the following oea
,sseeerty ~ belonging to said widow j. b.
aYz: ....s oo the Island Of False
e. .ut y two two miles from the Mississippi river,
u ~ seven arpents front, forty in depth,
Z a ..'s|IeI lines together with all the buildings
q Z IN, ,sarsisting Of one large dwelling house,
~ In one cotton house, one corn house
y ss N Il sooIs and utensils adpertaining to the
lGssea !. ,.s,,. ,.os and sexes
rseoad field hands.
NM and conditions Of the Sale.
..sidol the purchase price cash, the bal,
80 and two years credit from the day o.
VI I s,.sers to give their notes with good and
lily. in solido, bearing eight per cent
'sssda due until paid, and mortgage reserv'
sssruperty sold e,c.pn
.,aye, jan. 1e, 1858. 3wse Auctionee'
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DO LBE A R. S
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.
NO. 106 CANAL STREET, NEW ORLEANS.

NO. 106 CANAL STREET, NEW ORLEANS.
rs prepared to receive Ladies, Gentlemen anu
/ Youths throughout the Year.
There is now added Mathematical Department
including Arithmetic, Algebra, Geometry, Irlgo-
nometry, Surveying and Navigation with practi-.
cal use of Instruments, under the direction of
Professor Charnock A Department for the En-
elsh Language, under the direction of Professor
NJ B. Mccarthy. A department. for the frencn
Language directed by Prof Raphaei sisart:
department for the Spanish, directed by Prof. Al
berto de Tornos, A department for the Geraan.
directed by Prof. Gustave Vidal !; and depart
ment for Photography, (Short HANDY by fro1
Geo. Charnock.
The establishment is intended mainly for Adults
and those whose time is very valuable, and 1t Is
SO arranged that persons who wish to learn any
of these languages, or other branches OF MENTION
ed can do so without waiting for other matters.
None but the best and experienced Professors and
assistants will ever be engaged. There are nine
apartments-a reception room elegantly fitted up
for visit6rs, SO that Pupils are never interrupted
in their lessons and an apartment for the pupils
of each Professor, and also practicing rooms, SO
that pupils are taking the full course in any one
of these branches can have ten hours practice
each day. All things will be taught as they
should be praCticed in business and every day life
The English. French, Spanish and German, are
now the commercial languages Of the world, and
the social scientific and literary languages Of the
greater part of Europe and America, and are now
daily becoming more important to all persons
Pupils will be exercised daily in Readings rit
ling and Speaking any language they may wlsf
tn learn.
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haya,D. G.
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THE STATES.
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.Eslaat its columns will interest the poll
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TERMs-(Payable in advance).
penmansbn lessons not limited) 800. rs 90
Rooh -Keenine. double and single entry) so 90
&" single entry alone,.. -. 25 90
" mansin ................. 100 90
phonography (Short Handy .... 25 90
MATHEMATICAL DEPARTMENT.
Arithmetic per month";. ............ 20 90
One lesson per day-(on hour is lesson)
Or full course. 5O w
Algebra per month. 20 90
Or fnll course SO 90
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or fnll course SO 90
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or full course. 60 90
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ments) per month. ................. 80 w
Or full course .<... IS 90
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THE DEMOCRAT,

PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY MORNING,
BY
EDWARD j. PUILEN.
Office next door to Simon & Loebs Store.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-20

BOARD WANTED IN BRooKLyN.-A GENTLEMAN
ID and wife DESTROYS Of obtaining comfortably fur
Bished room with pantry second floor In plain family
and within distance Of Wall street ferry, partial
board for gentleman terms not 70 exceed So per month
Any desirable party having such lind permanent board
In the above. Address, stating parcular c. X, Herald
OH
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LIST OF LETTERS
lining In tho New York City Post o1ase,
Saturday, Hareh 20, 1855.

|hhed exclusively In the NEW YoRz herald, by
Couress--sAl pcper having To largest eiresIxson
paper in TIE United Stdt<G
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DARrTM, BOARD wANTuD-wHERR THERE ARE
other bosrders preferred Lces.on bevess Fourth
ani Twenty fourth streets. IN private English family Ne
fercnceseichanged Address stating full particulars H. H.,
box Ae Post once n Y.
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BOARD wANTED-TN BROOKLYN, nv A GENTLE
ID man and wife, also partial board BY ssnye gentleman,
private family location between hmiy and fier-pont
streets. and Court and Hicks streets Address o. ID. r.,
tiopkyn Post Office
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TNAVELLERs, 0UIDE.

TIupsoy RIVER RArrRoAD.-ExPRsss TRAIN
o< Albany and Troy s.opplng 2rincY al stations ,on
tins 9Th Western and NOr,hern trains leave Chsmbes
A. p Smith, supertntsn dsnt
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no LCr-wITH BOARD, TWO FRONT AND BACK
rsoms and sedre2ms .; ased sp ne f9ur r soor In
Ne IN oderu improvements. Dinner a. sH O'Clock. Rsse
rsnces REQUIRED.
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.r;r ,,,,, NOTICES.

,- Nrw ooons B ,.mss,sx, f OK ~ :
90. hsse rev ,n,rsss,l ia New York last week. a.
lovips yS oh NE, THINK viii appear very cheap; !.
rr''Sss eases iRlSu LiShNSs
Tsvsaere Celorcd Sims
risck naysdere 60
Plain Black -, a.
stie.tr;p,e CO.. ,,syeut 81 RMRRoIDRRIEs
fa rxtpnsiSn SKIRTS
suEs.sis CIIAtLtE DkLAlNkS
New t''N French Spring MoUSkLiNEs
ss,,i,a M,,Useline Rnbks
sue 'R.b5sJist PRINTS in great variety
New Spring Rihin,Hs, s,r saooaA.
nM e't, SSNBsKINR and Tauese Cloth
~, ~, " sind Msrselles SKIRTS
HHng' S P., ket HIM, very cheap
h'a9 nd rly CkRfETiNa new patterns
tnE'4inn ~" ~, i II housek eerinH and plantation
VIA ~, which they will ofsr at very reduced
GrtNts. IS" ~ N'''> BREEDEN, FOX 4 CO,
prices. 2l7 Broad II.
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80 ~ F.uIIy can afford 10 be with

,,.l Vt,Y,Na tlNixEST IN their hOusa The many
M. se are liable TO- may render Il necessary
a. "A ,3allt sIsi nothing IL capable Of pertu: mag
IN certain euro. EStrJct. In lifting the keit .
frY1 me Gre. Il caught AID scaided my hSnds ana
e. .S5tfra wns uEfearasle. it WAS an awful sight
Tire Mustang Lnin~nt appeared 20 eK-
..-t che ,,ein a!uln.t immediately. lt bcaItd IA
~ aud len no $rar Of account CHts. FOSTER. 4H
r. sIYe,t Philadelphia 10 is truly won 'eTfnl
a,tirIa. II viii cRIe any case 90 Swelling. y arms,
80 ,,,ts Erupth,ns ur rheumatism. For Horses.
. st.,,IJi never t,e dispensed with. One dollar =
,..-,b a, uastapg has frequently saved a valuable
80 IL cures GSli@. Spralns, Rinsbone, spawn
- y,,in5efs BgW4EE ~ MUTATIONS sold III all
,,,yia ~ tge hsbi'shlr globe.
BARNES Il PARK. Proprietors.
d, Attn, New York
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AUCTION sALns.
BY Z. 3. Cook q Co


EXECUTORS SALE or ELrGANT
- HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE At Auction :
bic. deed, viii procssd 70 sell 1t his residence o
Grace. between 5ih and 9th strssts On FRIDXY ~
18th last. 1t 10 O'Clock,
The whole Of the Household and Kitchen Fun.
niture, consisting in part Of
Splendid Mahogany SOFAS ami Tete.s- Tstes
Ssntre and Per Tables, with marble tops
Splendid Brussels CARPETS
Magnificent Brocafcl Curtains
Mahogany and CAne-Ssnt Chairs
Bureaus, Wardrobes
Bedsteads amongst which 10 spls..dId Mahoea-
NY French Bedstead
Beds, Mattresses. WashstauSs
Beautiful das Chandeliers, Brackets. kc.
17ocfaye Pianoin Rosewood Case, q splendid In
ALSO.
Tlie usual variety of Dining room Furniture. In
first rate order
ALSO,
A large assortment Of CroC kerr, Glassware 40
amongst which may be- found a splendid China Din
yer anu Plated Ware; Cuf-Glass Decanters; Cham
pasnes; aobets: Wines, &C.
The usual variety Of Kitchen Furniture
W. The house will be open on Thursday the 18th.
TO give those who may desire IL an opportunity OF
examining the Furniture.
Terms: For al sums under $780, cash: over that
JAS d CkENsaAW,1 Executors
JNo Il WOM8LE, of
WM III LYONS Jno WomtIe. decd
Sale conducted BY Il Cook & Co. Aucts.
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TRUSTEE SALE OF VALUABLE
-
BY Kent, Paine & Co.

GALE OF BINFORD, MAYO & BLAIRS
-, STOCK OF DRY GOODS, AT AUCTION On
kDNESDAY the 18th instant commencing at 10
O'Clock. We will sell at the store Of Messrs Bin .rd
Mayo Blair, No. 90 Main street the entire bal aDce
comprising great variety of choice and d. s:rabls
Goods, which will be sold without limit or reserve.
TERas!-All sans under 500, cash; under $500.
months, ever $780, months credit for approved en-
dtrsed notes. KENT, PAINE Co..
fe6
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,s,s- "srcueR rug SHADOW, ERE THE

sre'~Ix5F F4pg"--U you wish FINE Picture call
~ WH. FEuCESFS old Gallery. (the best sky
hr ~ IN. -.tvl and examine the specimens of art
~ f.,-aI bv " ArSDS. They are warranted not 10
40 p,r a. De easijT defSccd-equal to the best in
H. aitei States, aud 70 per cent. cheaper than any
either ia he cry.
Girtura- taken froRl a. NJ. Ia ) 7. NJ. Pictures
,srtDj and either enlarged OF diminished.
Nelsnoiyp-s ana PeuoIypes, fer transmission by
mail.
sE~ Remember. - Main street ga
%, I'm
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TRusTEE,S SALE OF 8 SLAVES
By Goddin & Apperson.

TRACT OF ia ACRES OF LAND,
l. ON THE NEW CENTRAL ROAD, TWO AND
A HALF MILES BELOW RICHMOND, FOR SAL
AT AUCFl0N:-On MONDAY. the 18th of Feb,
1853, will DO sold on the premises, without reserve
commencing at O'Clock, NJ, ~ acres of land >
Gated as above, being part OF the tract Which
Mr. VIM Green now residea, adjoining the lands of
others. and immediately opposite the residence and
farm of Me- W Roper. About ~ acres cleared,
balance for the most part in fine he rt pine and cord
wood. This is Justly regarded among the most
desirable tracts Of hand IN that vicinity The timber
On the place is very valuable.
months for negotiable notes. interest added secured
bv trust deed Tie taxes for 1888 to be paid by the
purchaser. G0DDiN APPERSO",
TO IL Auctioneers
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FUTURE DAIH. n


CHERIFF'6 SALE. BY virtue Of dis
- tre.s warrant and attachment IN my hands. ii,
iayaf OF James A. Taylor son, agents for JaIpes
u Sranf AGAINST A W Claiborne, Tor rent slialI err
pose fo public auction at the daguerrean raIsry &C.
cnpied BY NE said Osborne. over the furniture stre
q AsssIs Habeston Bro, on Main street, on W ED-
psrstgs nsed In the gallery, consisting IN paff of
splendid Mahogany soias aud Te,ss- Tetes, Mshoga-
Large Gilt Mirror, Looking Glasses. Mahoeany
Centre Tables. with Covers q large collection OF
Photographic. Lithographs, Paintings and Daauer-
amongst the lot may be found all tho aisti-
gushed mrn Of the day. Clock, the Carpets on the
hoor aud n fact all the articles used ia the Daguor.
fean Business, too numerous to mtnsiln TO which
menes at 10 o'clock. Terms cash
ISAAC w WALKERD g.
fel2-tds far n E,iy so,, q ~ "
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= office Metropolitan Hall, residence corner
ui ~ 49, ~ esy X J. willis J, VI, Conrad and Peg-
~ ,hn.ten, Richmond; Il. Barbour and James
\ Va~aso, Orange Hons vndSs X, H. t ,s,,
Shfl'. l II. jt-,T, &c aud John H. Lee Delegate OF
trNhE'' "a D., ne fe 5-dlm
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BY Alexander Mott.

FURNITURE. DRY GOODS, GROCE.
kIES, &c.-Will be sold at auction at my store.
corner Of Main and 18th STR cts, general assort.
Iaent of new and secondhand Furniture, Stoves,
&c. &c -
Gk0CERIES.-Rum,w Wine, whiskey and Brands.
Coffee, Soap. Candies Sugar Ginger Cut and
Wraught Nails, &c; 10 90 Cigars.
DRY .GOODS.-Severai invoices Dry foods Coats.
Blankets.
fs IL AIEy MOTT 49,
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ID UMPS-PUMPS.-We have tnis day

entered into Co. par nership aud call the a,ten.
hon OF tn9ss in wsnt to esrssmple of the old style
hH PUNE, which has been i'll use for hundreds of
ears. and proves the beet Pump ever used. We sre
rT"pared Ia put Pumps in wells ut the lowest CASH
prices at short notice. and finish "a in the most APP
proved style, which We warrant 10 give satisfac-
ten Shop on Wosiham Plank Rrad, half n mile
from Ricbn nd. All orders from the country prompt.
Is attended to sUTER Il COSBY,
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u BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS

EU u 4 IT.
To make room for my Spring purchases will
cell for month only. the REMAIN der of my stock
nj greatly reduced prices. and many articles with
out regard to cost, for cash only.
Nearly sill of the stock is AMI fresh, having
beeu purchased within the last 60 days under the
most favorable circumstance. Ii 10 needless 70 en
merate the articles han suffice it TO say they EN-
brace ever, thing in the dry goods line.
all is respectfully solicited from all who really
want chta goods. Come aud see for yourselves.
guarantee You full value for your money.
JNU. l.. SNITHER,
f. n. d
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VAL
oFO w IA
Sale conducted by GoDDIN Il APP BRsoS, Aucts.
faI

TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLE
PRIVATE RESIDENCE ON GRACE, BE-
TWEEN FOUSHEE AND ADAMS SrREETS-As
Trus. ees in Deed of Trust from Mr. Philip p Win
stoh and wife, dated 2iih November, 1857 duly re-
corded in Richmond Hastings Court, we shall pro-
TUESDAY, the 10th day of February. 1858. at I
o'clock d. the excellent Brick Dwelling located as
above, recently occupied by the said Winston. 1t
has 10 rooms, besides ample servants accommada-
ton. The house is nearly new and Is well built
TERas-One-nfth cash; balance at 3, s. and IL
months Tor negotiable notes. bearing interest, Sc
and insurance for 1858 to be paid by the purchaser
w G0DDlN, lr.
WV CRUHp, Trustees.
Sale conducted by G0DDIS Il APPBRsOS. Auets
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pY TIE GOVERNOR oP VIRGINIA.

~ A pROCLAMATf0N--Wher . community
ton has been received from Judge William Leigh.
tending his resignation - the Judge Of the 81 CIR
cult 10 take effect the FIRST day 81 February me-.
tive; and 1t also appearing by communications from
the Judge and from the eierks Of the courts ID said
circuit that II Is important that the spring terms OF
said courts should Dc held therefore, n conformity
20 law. the sheriffs Of th@ counties q Cumberland.
Buckingham. Appomastox, Campbeii. Prince I'd
the city az ~ nchburg, hereby RED xed 70 cause
an election for Judge VI ssia Circuit 70 be he
1-1-~, Given nnaer nay hAnd - Governor, and
sEsI tundsr the seai IL sha commonw .ayth II
IT, Richmond, this iyth day u January, lsas,
and in the SD year Of the Commonwealth
HkARY 4. WISE.
NJ thsGsvsrnur
Ozaass v. AGxSoAs. sse'y u Tie cen'th.
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A. Z. PARK ER, .
VIM. II. BURTON,
DAVID C0GBlLL.
Richmond, LIST Feb'y, 1858.

On retiring from the Dry Goods business, take
great pleasure in recommending to the patronage OF
my friends, Messrs. A. X. PARKER co, feeling
assured their dealings with them will be entirely
satisfactory. X. NJ. NlMnO.
fl
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.zu.r,. s,rx--A small stock of Gao

.,rs1fS suitable Ter retail trade, togctaer with
u,,.., yhi,h wi be rented at a small rent 10 a
a ''". s,',, Any rersou DESTROYS of purchasing,
x, ,!ye ans affirmation by applying at this Of
%" t'N''' f. It's
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". PETERSON. Druggist.
.N-.,.-.,..s 10Th np4 NJ n afra.rl
ss,g~GaEAr IMPRov RMsNT IN

sgF"G REaT lMPRoV EhRNT IN
EXTRACTIN q 7 ET II. q. "; JONES.
fE\TI@F woulJ announce 10 those wishing their
tsett sSrRAcrRp that he now has instruments supe
Tiir b. any uihers ever u>ad. The simplicity aud
T., Election Of their adaptation is such 10 render
ite extraction of thu teeth almost painless HereT
fl.nl {, 6r.ag the tooth The 's iridt never breaking
H. naugli4g the gums. or lnJuring the surrounding
parts w -,
An other operations, Filling, Cleansing. and H.
sertin. Teeth, gently and Thoroughly performed
1Ea-e opposite Corinthian Hall, on Me3n street.
IA l9-gul
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NUR.TOR's sALE.-Wiii be sold on

(SUR ATUR'E SALE.-Will be sold on
", the 18th OF the present month, (FEBRUARY,(
at the residence Of Tarply r. Irby, in the lower end
OF Henrco, about 8 miles from the city OF Rich
rnond, all OF the peri~hable property b'iongng to
Horses. Cows. Hogs. Farming implements and
Crops. AT the same time will be hirsd ont. TO the
highest bidder, all the negroes belonging TO SAID
esratn. consisting OF one Negro Man, who is a good
farm hard; three Boys and several women and iris
all of whom have been used 70 fstm work. The
The parishable property will be sold a credit Of
four months the purchasers giving bonds with sat
'siae'0fs S''A JSo HUTCHRsON. Curator Of
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WILL BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUG
W TON at our stables on SATURDAY. the 18th
inst at II o'clock, large we'll broken Mules young
and sound, also the harness belonging to them
Ihey can be seen at our stables from until that
time. DAVIS HUTCHINSON
Exchange Stables, Franklin st.
B-Ihere are O large number of work Horses
suitable for busines generally, at our stables
fe tO--Iua IL n
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NEW CO-pARTNERSHIP.

The subscribers have this day entered into co
partnership, under the style Of A. X. PARK ER 4
co aud will conduct General Wholesale and Re-
tail Dry GOODS business They will be constant
supplied with the newest and mo desirable les
of Foreign and Domestic Goods and hope, by strict
attention TO business to merit the patronage 30 be
rally extended to the late firm. -
A. E. PARKER,a
VIM n. BUXTON,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-12
By Alex. Mott, Auctionssr.

MIGHT SALES.-I will commence TO-
~ NIGHT, and continue every night thrsush The
week, to sell large and desirabts assortnRrot a
Watches. Breastpins. kar- Rings and Finger Rinsp
Also sne assortment Of Roady-ma1e Clothing. Net
Shirts and Drawers. fine Csssimsres, %.
de I5-ts ALEX MOTT Apet.s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-12

NOTICE Having dispo ed If the ba-
continue the DRY GOODS business Our books mag
be found at the old stand, No. i43 Eagle Square,
Main street. where our customers are requested to
call and settle their accounts without delay, with
X PARKER & co. Our firm will remain until
further notice. PARKER, NIMMU Il co.
February Let. 1888.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-12
DIssOLUwToNs, 90.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES suhscrib

O-PARTNERSHIP.- subscribers,
~ having associated themselves together for the
purpose of conducting q general BANKING aud
EXCHANGE BUSIN ESS under the style OF nm
DkkS. SUTTON Co, tender their services for the
transaction of any business entrusted to their
They will give prompt aud careful attention to the
negotiation of Stocks, Bonds, and other securities:
investment of capital and all other matters pertain
ing to their business.
~ Office for the present. at L. T. Winston
Co.'s old stand corner.of Cary and 18th streets.
JOIN ENDERS,
w. NJ. SUTTON,
fe3-lm RlCH'D. T. FOSTER.