The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-05
DIssOLUr1oNs. "a.

ALLAN 0M.orl and D. J. Buan RHzvr into
psssneIsnip VITA me, my bneiness will hereafter be
con4ncted under the stJie and arm Of JOHN Gil
Aususs !. isxs-sts JOHN e1LMouk.
GOFARTNERSHIP. The undersigned
style and 1rm u M1ssIE PIsasaS HrSs in os
as ana & Nh s5sAE .n
PIED s X NJ y Triplsti. and opposite Messrs J.
Rs; MAssIE. q. 7. PLEAssANTs.
ssldsn ! Miller. Stokes : si1e.
DlSSOLUFION.- CO. partnership
- heretofore existing under the firm Of DAVIS 1
LEE il this day dissolved by mutual consent All
please present Them to either Of rs for settlement
JOHN DAVIS,
will continue to buy and sell Ne
groes. and can be found at Davis q Hutcheson's Of
flee, until further notice.
jy dim JOHN DAVIS.
DISSOLUTION OF co PAR TNER-
- sHIpThs eo-Partnssrr.hsip heretofore existing
the business Of Thoss 60
viii sAem 10 Sm
for settlement.
Inc business viii nere&ttef De conducted by q. A.
Myers on his own account. and he respectfully begs
continuance of public patronage that has 80 libe
rally been bestowed on the late concern.
aua fl Z. 4: s MHhks1
nISSOLUTION.- firm of HAXALL
n & co. is this day dissolved, having expired BIZ
limitation.
All persons having clains against the late firm
all persons indebted will please make prompt pays
ment 49,
Either partner will continue to sign tho name Of
the firm in closing the business.
R: B: HAxALL.
VIII. HAXALL,
July !, 1883. T. B. GRuNDY.
DISSOLUTION. The CO. partnership
heretofore existing under the firm of CRENSHAW
FISHER is this day dissolved
bither partner will sign the name of the firm in
closing the business, In this connection, they ex
July !. 1858. GEORGE D. FISHER.
CO PARTNERSHIP subscribers
have formed a copartnership and will conduct the
IF fs;pss IN R SSs VIDE the style and
years BY Messrs Haxaii CO. ''p''' ''' "iA"'
R. B. HAXALL,
a snss = D. of FfsHEk."
July j. a38.-ly It's
COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.-WlL-
with us for the purpose OF conducting an AUETI0N
BUSINESS for the sale of Negroes, the firm hsre-
VA e on shf aa ys
ment heretofore received, they mutually solicit the
patronage 80 literally extended to the old firm, and
especially ask the attention of their respective
''>'' = '''' =" 900 '1'' D Ii pULLIAM CO.
PULLIAM & BELTS,
AUCYONEERS, UNDER ODD FELLOWS
,u.,, HALL; FRANKLIN ST. ICHMOND. VA.
Our porters always at each depot and at boats on
their arrival. PULLIAM
Richmond. May 10th. 1853. my pam
COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.-W. E.
- JOHNSON. who has been with me for the last
ten years, having been admitted to an interest in
my business. the business will hereafter be con-
Quoted under the name Of
ALEX'R HILL &CO.
Thankful for the very liberal patronage heretofore
bestowed upon the house, we hope by q strict at
tention to business. TO merit continuance of the
same, assuring our friends and the pubic generally
that no pains will be spared by either of u.s. any
one 10 our employment, to give entire satisfaction
to all who may favor us with call.
W Z JOHNSON,
Importers, Manufacturers and Dealers In
Boots Shoes Trunks. &C.,
~ Main street, Richmond, Va.
Richmond, July ], 1858.
~ In making the above change ia my business
it becomes necessary that ,hould seLte up my old
puSiuec6 As Epeeully as pUSStUlo IuuSt therefore
request all who are indebted to to make imme-
date payment of their respective accounts; and all
persons TO whom am indebted will please present
their accounts for settlement.
jy ALEXR HILL
THE CO-PARTNERSHlP of DABNEY
4 COOKE Is this day dissolved by mutual con.
sent: Either OF the partners will sign in liquidation.
The books of the concern will be left at the store Of
Isaac n Cooke, adjoining the late store of Dabney
Cooke where all persons indebted to will please
cali aud close their accounts; and those to whom
we are indebted will present their bills for pay
ment ROBERT A. f DABNEi,
ISAAC N. COOKE,
Richmond. July ], 1858.
RICHMOND, VA, LIST July, 1883.
The subscribed has taken the new and commodi.
store Bro ad street, near 7th, ad dining the
late store of Daoney Cooke and the FrrdeTicks-
burg Depot, and opposite the Richmond Theatre,
where he will continue the GROCERY AND COM
MISSION BUSINESS on his own account. Ho re-
turns his thanks to his friends ard the public for
the liberal patronage bestowed upon the late con-
Germ Of Dabney Cooke, (of which he was MEM
ber) and respt ctfully socits continuance of their
patronage, while conducting business on his own
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