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SALE OF VALUABLE LAND IN THE COUNTY
or


IN obedience to decree ot the Circuit Court OF Han.
over pronounced on the 3Oh Of September, le56 in
suit therein depending under the style OF Christian
.rs therein named, will, on TUESDAY, AUGUST lOth,
s5a if fair if not, the air day thereafter ON the
promises sell the land in the proceedings in said suit men
ioned supposed contain 1870 acres, situated In the
county of Hanover and State o Virginia adjoins the
ands OF Thomas King, Thomas Eubank, Mira. Mary Shell
ION and Others is near Taylor's Steam Saw Mill, and
about mile and half from Ashland, formerly Slash
Cottage About OF the tract are cleared the
balance is In wood nnd timber The soil is adapted TO
the growth of Corn and Whont. There is small Dwell
ing House on the land.
TERMS.
Cash az TO 20 much will pay the costs VI sale and
sut and TO the residue credit OF SIX twelve and
eighteen months the purchaser executing three bonds OF
equal amount--one payable six months after date, one
twelve months after date aud the remaining one eighteen
months after date-each with good and sufficient security
The title Is retained until the whole purchase mo-
ney is paid and conveyance directed by the Court
&. w. RICHARDSON,
J. A. HARDWOOD
JuIv o-ctds COmmissiorsrs,
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MOST BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY SEAT ON ME
GAINESVILLE TURNPIKE,
TWO AND HALE NILES FROM RICHMOND,
SALE

yUlHE desirable country OF e. Breant Esq located
II as above is for sale privately The place contains
about 6e acres OF land highly improved Of which about
90 acres are cleared The improvements the place
consist of comfortable brick dwelling and every other
building that could be desredthe number of which 1t
would be unnecessary enumorate. The house Ia
rounded by handsome forest oaks and the largest variety
of ornamental trees shrubs flowers &C. to be found
any other place of tho same size. There s also large
garden well stocked with fruits and vegetables As
description which could be given would convey
idea Of the beauty Of he place. persons disposed to pur
chase are respectfully requested TO examine II
P.s-As Mr. Breant expccts shortly to visit Europe, a
great bargain be had. il immediate application be
made for the above Farm Tho terms Of payment will
be made most liberal. Applyto
Iniv GOODlN e. APPERSOE, AuctS.
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VALUABLE FARMS FOR SALE.

GOOCHLAND LAND FOR SALE.
TIME undersigned offers his Land for sale Ii s or
Il Bird Creek in the upper part OF the county, and ID
about four miles below Columbia. The Tract contains
iour hundred anu siHtyhse acrcs, about seventy OF
ia efficiency of tmbered land part original growth
and part Did field pines. This land is adapted TO the
crops generally cultivated In this section of country bu
moro especially to the growth OF tobacco The location
10 hcathy one is in good neighborhood and is
venient TO the James River Canal. The Improvement,
repaired aud all other building. necessary Tor farm o
this size.
TKhns accommodating.
July 5-cln A. c. PAGE.
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NATIONAL HORSE EXHIBITION AT SPRING.
FIELD, MASS, IN SEPTEMBER

FIELD, MASS, IN SEPTEMBER.
The brilliant SUCCESS of former Horse S,n,.s a.
Springfield, is notorious. As collections of d,s,ic.
guished men and horses, they are wi,hou. rivals
third exhibition is set down for September H. I5 lc
and IL nexf, and the arrangements are on rnors u
bera scale than heretofore. Some of the first cit .rs
OF Springfield constitute the board of Manager with
George Bliss, the well known president OF the Mchi-
gan Southern rail road, at .s head. A new sui
splendid oU acre Park, with both half mile ana mil.
track is set apart az the exhibition ground The PIE
mlums offered amount TO three thousand do!iar. GOV
ering "a different Glasses OF animals b-sds
stations OF various kinds. Mares colts spaus, .rcy
horses family horses, farm horses, saddle ditto pauier
etc. aud embracing two premiums OF $500 each
eleven OF SlOO, two Of $75, and thirteen of $50.
splendid State prize banner costing $l0O is to DO
presented to the Agricultural Society OF the Stats thai
contributes the largest number Of valuable animals
All animals. and their grooms, destined FOR ths eIa
bition, will be passed Free both ways over ali tia
railroads leading into Springfield. There is tie utmost
confidence felt by the managers In the grande.t col
lection Of horses on this occasion ever seen in tns
United States. They have already had the promise
OF the presence Of come rars blood animals from Ken
lucky, the property of q distinguished politician OF
that State. Those who desire full particulars ns 10
the exhibition, can secure them by addressing Geo
Dwight, Chief Marshal, or J. N. Bagg. Secretary
Springfield Mass
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ROCkBRIDGE BATHS,

NEAR LEXINGTON, RUCKBRIDGE COUNTY, VA,
80 long locally known for their wonderful virtues,
= have recently been elegantly fitted up and embel
hed bya company OF gentlemen OF ths county, who are
now prepared TO entertain their visitors With every
fnN and convenience.
THE PECULIAR VIRTUES OF THESE BATHS,
ereat Quantity of light aumatng and invigorating ga
which they constantly emit, giving delicate whi,enes
and beauty the skin OF the bahers removing genera
dsbtes and rofreshns and increasing the physical
mental powers To ades particularly, are these water
valuable. ~
Second only to the celebrated White Sulphur OF Green
brer is Of tree access to visitors.
The situation Is pleasant scenery remarkably fne go
ciey good, and board of the best, at only NINE DOL
LARS per week. 49,
The Baths are of easy by the James River ant
Kanswha Canal via Lexington the Virginia aud Tennes
ace Rail Road via the Peaks of Otter aud the Naura
Bdee and by the Virginia Central Rail Road; being ou
nine miles from Goshen Depot on tina, :oad
Inly o-clOts
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LAND FOR SAIL.

U OFFER for sale about 500 acres of Land with good
III two story Dwelling House, and all necessary Out
Houses, good Garden, &c. Tho houses all new and
in good order. The land lies on Buterwood creek, in
Dinviddis county about Ave miles Wilson's Depot,
on the SouthSids Railroad aud about twenty eight miles
from Petersburg This land is we'll watered about
fourth is frst.rate low grounds, we'll ditched.
will take pleasure In .howng the land persons wish
Ing TO view IT, ana in answering any Communications in
regard TO it. X. G. CHEAThAM,
MAY 5-c3m- Crimea, Dnwddie Co Va
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OAK LAWN FOR SALE.


'ENHiL valuable Farm, the former residence of Rev
II w f Davis, deceased, and located in Gloucester
county. Va, one mile distan, the Court House Is
now offered for sale contains about 100 acres OF ana
very productive considerable portion being meadow
Its proximity the Court uOusc rende 1t very desi'
rabe residence for Physician Lawyer, or any person
wishing healthy location. in pleasant neigh
borhood
The Family Residence contains six rooms, besides
which there other buildings
Persons wishing TO purchase, will do well to visit aud
examine the premises.
If sold before this Farm will be offered at Public
Auction, at Gloucester Court House. MONDAY the I'd
OF August, 1858, that being Court Day.
For further information address the undersigned in
Petersburg, Virginia. w. T. DAVIS.
July l3-c6t Executor ot w E. DAVIS, deceased.
Whig requested to CODY,
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SOUTHERN PROTECTION INSURANCE
COMPANY,

Chartsrsd bv the Legislature Of this State in 1854.
CAPITAL OVER s S300,000.
VYllIS Company offers macy advantages by insurance
I with without premium nota The applicant mn a5
nav the whole premium in cash for one two years
for the latter tern he one.eghh Of the amount
charged on annual policies. Or BY giving pTemiu n
note he becomes q member of the Company, and has
voice In ts regulation besides saving nearly oneba the
amount ordinarily charged by Insurance Companies.
Differences In the settlement of losses under our oye
laws are referabe to arbitration
DIRECTORS.
n w TuoaAs. Fairfax, CHR1sr'R NEALE. Alex'dric,
r II sr.nIER' Al,xardra, R. F. LESTER Petersburg,
W. NJ TURNER, King VIM $. T. STUART, Fairfax
r p Ronv,rsos Alex'ris p D LIPscoMB Pr.Willam
w d Massey s1LAs BIeLow. AppomattoI
w y H.nprR r. Fl. CARTER, Fauquier,
n n HIII JAMES T. CLOSE. Alexdria,
= s.sasTEp A. r. BLAKKY, Madson.
H. W. THoaAs. President w. D. MAssEf Irsasr,
T. poBEarsoN, v. Prest; E SAsosTER, Secretary.
JAMES T. CLOSE, Aotusry and Gen. Agent
Iuv S-c6m
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FRTTT TREES AND SHRUBBERY.

SOrTNERN GREENWOOD NURSERY.
HAVING on nand q choice variety OF FRUIT ~
1 irrs Of nv own raising and grating, suti- -
y a-.s FOR rsn. planting, respectfully call the -
F,a:ion O. the public 10 them.
|r yl:e!y s located one snd-a-halt miles North Ess'
:hc Old Market, where will take pleasure In sno"
k:aem
| oi.r, sllressed to, left at my agents, Messrs
|cles T4y.or Il Co.. No l9, Main street. Ricnmonu
|! 'r .27:. I. vii. meet with prompt attention.
s. ,1iS"csn - ~ '"' LEWIS TUDOR.
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I.OJIfSA LAND.

4 OFFER for sale privately, my farm "GRANlTE
n HILL" containing three hundred and sxty'one
acres lying on the North River and both sides OF
Godinne Creek. 1t ia in the well known granite region
of Louis. so celebrated for making fine manufacturing
tobacco and eight miles from the Court House.
Afsrther description 10 deemed unnecessary pre-
sumed th.. any one disposed to buy, will examine tor
themselves which they Invited to do My address lie
Louisa Court House. ROBERT NJ. kENT.
h,ly l6-cSw
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opoCrpy Am co,INrssION BUSINESS.

GROCERY AND COMMISSION BUelNhSS.
The subscriber has taken the new and eommoaics ..'
s,ore of Dabney Cooke the Fredericksburg Depot and
opposite the Richmond Theatre where he will continue
the grocery and commission business on DIS own
He his thanks to his friends and the puohc LOT
liberal patronage bestowed upon the late concern Oh
ney Cooke, (of which he was menoerl sno tespe"s @
fully solcits continuance of their patronage Wne III
ducting business his account bis store WI" "
opened on Tuesday, 9th instant. oocrr
Julv l-c4w lsAAC NoShE.
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DISSOLUTION OF co PARTNEKSHlP
TIME co partnership Of DABNEf oOHhh Is Is, th,s ms
partners will sign in liquidation The books OF INC con
Germ will be left at the store of ISAAC CocKr
tho late store Of DABsEY CocKE whore all persons
debted to us win please call and their accounts ana
those to whom we uro indebted win present hsir bills
for payment ROBERT A. ayp e; pAo"Hi'
R,cuNoND Jnlv lshs-cAw
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NEV YOk July u Cotton ia heavy srH ~ =
chsus.s'. Bio Is im sales OF Southern at$ - - 10
95 Wheat slightly lower; saes OF So1thetp red
stSI Corr 10 lower sses OF mixed at -, ye..ow
% 10 10 rns. Spirits OF turpsntne steady al d cts
kosn i. heavy at 81 50 saost. Riee 70 unehsssec'
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-, cUpy-Teste,
: ys-ewa~ JAMEs ROY MIcoU. elk, z. c. 9.

ii iERGiNIA-lE CHANCE RY-At Rules held In the
H.. o4ee Of Hanover Circuit Court, on Monday
i.- Dag Of July 1853:
nt,sS. n Cloush John T. Cloush, Lucy T. clough,
q 'ekir'on, and Milton Crensksw assignee of Mary
e Assns "'
;.r,. y y {; Brown adnr with the will annexed Of
et.' y Cioach. b. I. Stanley and Martha B. his wife,
5tr.. 1,,rnss (oonrcsident) the unknown heirs OF
E pi waller deed, i'srdinia Swift, (pon.resdents,
and Harriet his wife, p,rc.dents1 David
~ ,peioh aud lndiHnna bis wife, James NJ. Pollard
u. shas Rnf, mis- wife. Sarah Crenshaw, Lucy II. Cren
a:t ~ Dickinson, koslna Dickinson, Martha Dick.
H. nn! L. Childrrss and Virginia Chdress. the last
a,.s are ilfan,s By their guardian ad ltsm to be
: H. oti,.. Delta
Ct ths su 10 20 obtain settlement OF the
=; 'eorGc clough, as trustee under a certain
c9.,s =. Forr John ClouEh the said George
etta 80 gearing date the l2rh day CT September
C.u., recorded in the Clerk Orcc OF the Coan.
ii NJ. " hanorer And it appearing by sn affidavit
us.,cat'e, thst the deiencsnts Missouri Thomas
SSss :, h.irs OF Sarah Z A. Waller, decd, Eardi.
9,s, n Pollard, and Harri., bis wiis are non 70.
'ig.e t''> State and on the molten OF tho plaintiff,
VIA Hnt The nonresident defendants appear here
months. and do what is necessary TO prot eet
al,s N this cause. ecpy-Tests,
H1" Jas. b. CHRlSTIAf, Gik.
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BALTIMORE, July % Flour is quiet ard
.l,r..d very firm; Gales of Howard Street At "a So
,.s Civ Mills IS Wheat has IN advancing t-ud- u
:, 4sps cf RI 81 Is 10 IS, white 81 20 10 l ~ -
y I'd corn 5 s3, white "a to 70, yellow 80 70 g
nanfa.
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DISSOLUTION

lrgs 5-n Of HAXALL & co. ia this day dissolved.
,,vla. expired by limitation. All person. having
; ,s.as: ;he late firm, will please present them i'm
.-,.v for Incubation, and ali persons indebted will
k.e n,se prompt payment
ss- ssner viii continue 10 sign the name ofthe firm
ltsr.t 4, business. RICHD BARTON HA1ALL,
WIN HENRY HAXALL,
T. B. GRrNDY
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P. II. STARkE
nHn
THE CUFF BRACE P

;QNHlS PLOW ha. been steadily
III gaining favor with the farmers
and planters for the last ton years,
until it may now be considered the ,.--.'.,-,
most popusr Plow in use in the whole South has t.ker
r.mums At three of our State Fairs and at the last s5
took tho FIRST all the most popular plows In use
II has also taken every premium given oy the
in.tute of Virginia upon pows we'll as silver medal
being the highest award offered BY this lnstute ana ns
been successfully tested In every variety OF sou IN tn
state and many Of the more Southern States;
Manufactured By tho undersigned at ther factory ol
Fr,nklin street, below the Exchange, Richmond, Va
where may be had nearly every article used tor ns tot
w a a. ,ac;v GEO WATT co.
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VIRGINIA M1LrrIA.-The following promotions
have been msde by the Governor:
shere;n McRae 10 be Colonel of The 4h Regiment
OF Cavalry.
J. Luclus Davis to be Lieutenant Colonel OF the
4th Regiment OF Cavalry.
Wm. II. Richardson 10 be Major OF The 4lh Regi'
mont of Cavalry.
The above promotions taks effect on and AFTER the
5th of July, 1885,
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III IRGISIA AT Rules held In the Clerks Once OF
'ae Circuit Court Of Essex County, on the oth day
f.aly, i.ss:
"sa D Pitt. and Dardridsc sals late merchants and
'a.'s IL trade In the rsme ana mye Of Pitts Sale,
Plaintiff,
H. Asiar
'rs,ae! ]. y. Whi,locke late sheriff Of Essex and
E-ses administrator OF tbs personal estate OF James
'Haet:. Decd Charles F. N. Garnett, Theodore :.
80 Hu.cce X. II. Garnet, and others. Defendants
OBJECT Of this sct is IN st account may DO taken
personal estate and effects Of tho intestate James
ccei. deed. possessed by or come to the hands OF
f.ssrtan, Wh,ocke. and that he may be decreed 10
. iae plaintiffs wha, shall be due and owing 70 thsm
- f!;3eipal and interest their debt against tho
'sse OF the said intestates personal estate in
'a''s OF administration: and in case tho personal
Insufficient (es is charged by the plaiutifs) for
''And answering the plaip:i4s' debt and interest,
he f-sl estats OF the said ntesste named In their
- complaint be subj jeoted 10 sale for the pay.
; q tne paintias' claim:
as ,as pi.nti.ts, by their attorney, and the sub
'l th!s Cause being returned not executed on the
':Aa's Charles F. NJ Garnett and Theodore 5 Gar.
@a appearing BY the affidavit filed that the said
'.1n.s Charles F. N. Garnctt and Theodore 8. Gar.
80 We not residents Of this State the motion OF the
Is II 10 ordered, that the said absent defsndans
PF here within one month after due publication OF
y, 1e' iVr tour suecessive weeks In some newspaper
a., tc IN the City of Richmond or Town Of frede.
ard DO what ia necessary 10 protect their inte.
r. a aso ;hs, The be posted At the front door of
~ hous- of this county on the first day OF tho next
1 '-' 'Cu';' &c be held for This County.
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FARMOF FIVE HUNDRED AND SIXTY. FOU Il

AND HALF ACRES OF LAND IN THE COUN
TIES OF CHESTERFIELD AND POWHATAN, ON
THE DANvlLLE Rail. ROAD, FOR SALE:
WE are authorized sell the above farm. It lies
w Swift Creek in the above counties, on the North
side Of the Danville Rail Road, and quarter miles
from Tomshswk Depot aud touching the rail- road Tor
short distance contains 564t acros of which abou,
100 acres are in land very fere $50 open land
tor cultivation; $50 In original growth, and i64t
acres in large old field pine and young oak Tho buildings
consist of dwelling, with three rooms on the lower
door, and three attic rooms much out Of repair; three
negro cabins smoke house. Courthouse, good granary
a good tobacco barn. aud ilhouse which may be used
as a tobacco barn There is on the Tract an abundance
of FIRST plant land and large quantity OF building
timber 1t miles from and grist MILL at Iorna
hawk Depot As the owner he's for the above
farm II will be sold a, To" picr md on 1ccommod"
ting terms Mr.. w. A Martin, the Depot Agent at Toma
hawk, will show the land TO any one calling on him.
June si-aawlm GODDiN s APPERSON, Auc,s
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NOrICG TO CONTRACTORS.
EHGINEEK'S OFFICE OF THE
cnyiNl. I0N LND OHIO RdLLROAD,

rOYYNGTON AND OHIO RAILR0AD,t
Cg,ixGrox AIe.h .hany Co, Va, 9th July, 1855
k2NEDPROPOSALS, addressed 10 the undersigned
y .ri rnA,rei Proposals" will be received al this
u. u N.udav the 2stn instant, until - oclock. NJ,
kH-,r.csy the 9th OF August next, for the grading
8 =,.lar- Of soout ten miles OF the Covlnston ana
Railroad 10 detached sections, lying between Gov
r.. and The White Sulphur Springs in GreeRbrisr
f.:7 .vcn'y miles west OF Cov,ngton
upon tie portions OF the line to be let onr tan
n .ho-" aggregate length will be about 4.9co icel ana
r.. ,dgcs, In whose piers and abutments thsre Will
exceeding 80 900 cubie yards OF masonry The super
f1rl-e " these bridges will not now be lot
:e specifications and plsus OF the work and the iorn
.:J4c' which sates fully the terms ana conoltion'
r --'sn 70 be lot may be had ana seen at tnis
n. . srt alter The :Utn lustrn,
- p:pr-s.. received will be opened for examination
+ COMPARISON on the 9th of August. The results oil
Il sys,'uson and comparison will be reported to the
r.: ii Public Works OF Virginia, in it's character rs
y wagon and OHIO Railroad Company, at their
F. u Richmond on the 18th OF August next.
's alltTcn;s OF the work by the Board, as soon as
a.: vii be communicated to the parties Interested.
= yoa,s will not knowingly, be consideied from any
r. s.'. personally examined the sections and pof
o. tae ne work 10 be let and the Rpecihcatlons
Pias thereof NOT from any who are not prepared 70
!Eet personal attention to such workas may DO al
p 20 aud undertaken BY them -.
s7 5Sn 10 reserved TO accept SUCH proposals @ VIII
ts .-cu'e tho faithful construction and completion o.
sok according 10 contract md To reject any or al
i, - nor satisfactory.
irsa'iar OF the allotment of any section or work
= ;, allowed
;-:,,r- proposing for work who may be unknown to
;radcrgued. expected TO present satisfactory re
3''''tr's Is order Of The Board OF Public Works
sy ,--ct1 CHARLES B, FISK, Chief Eurf
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;us CIrKGU. WILLIAM X. FLEMING
CHURCH & FL LE.MlSG,

lifSIEal. IOMhlSstoN
.y. C,sY ASD 18th STREETS, OPPOSITE OLD 20
,vMBi.S HOTEL, RICHMOND, Va,
Lxyi,I nsv particular attention to the sale OF ALL
MI giSpS Oe COUNTRY PRODUCE. Dealers IL
Fr.;, Of Agricultural Implements, which are warrant
/ ~, tsi and garden Seeds OF almost every variety
"!
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TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.

EFT my premises on the 10th of June last, origh
Martha Gaines. owned by Mr.. VIM G. Wright, OF kins
and Queen county aud formerly owned BY the late Joht
Gsncs deceased, of said county 1t thought .nas
h.r dessrpou has beon times seen aboutthe Cen
trs Railroad Depoin company with servants going to the
sprngs She may have been furnished with apss ano gone
70 some one of them If so and such one 10 seen
Ing this description hope shall be notified thereo as
may take such steps will lead to her recovery enc
about e6 years CT age tall and quite likely, has
black hair blue cyee and 10 very bright auafto Hci
textures arc thin, she is little recked rs well 's
recoec The above reward will be paid to any perso1
who will deliver said in this city or u '" !"
WRIGHT stevensvile, King and Queen county.
THoS. J. BAGBY, agent and Collector,
July l6-etf Wall street, under St Charles hoteL
NGANUFAOTURRD TOBAUCO-aO0 boxes fol
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CHARLES Il STUART,

CHARLES STUART,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
ASH AND, HANOVER COUNTY, VA,
xv1lLL practice regularly In the Courts OF the coun
" tes Of Hanover, Csrohps and King William, and
M attend to any busineas in any Of the Courts held 10 he
dt5 Of Richmond. Dee @~osS~sa
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k--g.v.n,Iy G. k. BARKspALE,
fls9's@ ,.. - CtarIou,. of Richmond.
Il B.RXspALE, late of FGrmri.Ic
H,RKsDALE ~ BROTHERS,
-ovgis.lON MERCHANTS, RICHMOND, VA.
Crr;cE SRAR SHocKoE WAREHOUSE.
y ,sggAl. ADVANCES made on ConsiSnmcns IN
!'"-tH Jan 5-cts
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cE0KGE 1, HERRING.

,oyvIsSION AND GROCERY STORE,
No Sc MAIN STREET:
,s,,s .,x.rs On hand IA full stock of Groceries to
e., u. invites Ms custornerssud the pubic gene
y ,.o,,cs sing, attention TO the sale OF country
:, now prepared 70 furnish grain bags to his
-. r.o wish 10 send their grain 10 him 70 sell
'i' WIZ GEO. HERRING,
-, No. So Main st.
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DISSOLUTION

d. e Partnership heretofore existing under the arm
i ssSsaAW y FISHER, is this day dissolved Ei
,.rrer will siga the oil the firm In closing Its
3t.e.. In this connection, they expect In few
sii, - o5er 10 the trade, cargo OF Rio CoHee:
LEWIS u. CRENSHAW,
ds,s.ont July l. 1853 GEORGE u. FISHER.
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CO.pARTSERSHIp

CO.PARTSERSHIP.
A., ,at.cribers have formed CoPa.tnership, and
-!!ct the MILLING BUSINESS, IN this City, un
! ..,.vle and .irin of HAXALL, CRENSHAW g. co.
RlCH'D BARTON HAXALL,
LEWIS D. CRENSHAW,
GEORGE D. FISHER,
T L 1RUNDY.
-r1are In the Building occupied for many years,
kp.,. HAXALL Il Cs.
It:ljni july |. lslS July t-altc.m
f0yiII;s iNSTITUTION OF kICHl0ND.
|i:rr .T TEE STORE OF CHRISTIAN j. LATH-
sOP, No. %, MAIN STREET,
Ag5E iopos.iss will De- rsceivri, 90 which an IN
mn ,sre., o.. per cent. will be paid Gu al sum
IIts On Gepc.it. six moath3 or longer, and i've te'
4: m shorter period.
haa been in cxis,enc. thirty ono years
o,.i 9yer zen millions OF dollars; has no suspended
.sv never lost one dollar or failed pay any certh
ven due, JNO THOMPSON, President
WIN H. CHRISTIAN, Cashier.
GARNNER SarretarY.
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memory let those who approved bis deed, A. s!.
Hreo 'hs man. at;es; their respect Tor hia memoA by
contributing to the monument
BROOKS irieAds" will never look with secret
shame and regret upon the conduct" Of the gallant
Carollnian. No-they approved what he did, wb e
alive they lament his death aud will ever cou..., q
to approve bis conduct and revere his memory.