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TRUSTEES SALE OF CORN, PROV

ENDEh, rAhm1Nd NURSES,
cows, HOGS. Ac.-At the farm called the COT.
TAGE. about one mile below the city of Richmond,
on the Williamsburg Road. as trustee. in deed
dated the 18th day Of August, 1858, from Thes W
Peers, and recorded in Henrico office. we SHALL on
the 9Th DAY OF DECEMBER. in the year 1885, on
the pEemises above named, now in the occupancy
Of sad Peers sell at public auction, 10 the highest
bidder, all the property said premises. conveyed
In said deed consisting in part of Corn, Fodder.
shucks. Wheat straw. Chat. Hay, Manure, Plank,
Shingles and Tmbers of various sorts. Horses Cows
Yearlngs, a Wagon, Carts and Harness, Farming
Utensils, embracing Wheat Reaper Wheat Drill
Corn Planter and the usual variety Of articles TO be
found on farm.
We shall also hire for the residue of the present
year, three Negro Men, two Women and Girl
mentioned in said deed.
TEBMs-Ail sums of $50 and under cash; all sums
$50 four months credit, for approved, endors-
ed negotiable paper.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock.
JOHN G WILLIAMS, I r-r.,o..
4 NANCE, Aiuoes'
EN-IN consequence of the inclemency of the wea-
ther the above sale is postponed until THURSDAY,
the 9th day of December, 1885, which day the sale
will commence at 10 o'clock. A NJ.
JOHN WILLIAMS, r,.a.
de 7--tds NANCE, AIuSseos
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By Henry ". Quarles.
THRUST SALE OF A VERY EXTEN-

l. SIVE AND DESIRABLE STOCK OF BOOKS,
&c-The undersigned Trustee in deed from Har.
rold 4 Murray and wives dated the Goth day Of
June, 1857, duly recorded iu the Hastings Court,
Richmond for the purposes of said deed and accord
ing to the terms thereof will proceed to sell at pub
lie auction, beginning on WEDNESDAY, the 18th
store No. Eli Broad street, Richmond. formerly oc-
cupied by said Harold & Murray, and at the rooms
over the store of Johnston Whiting, Broad street.
very large and varied stock of Books, Stationa
n.y. Music, Instruments. Bindery Apparatus. Tools,
and other articles and property-embracing stand
Natural and Moral Science. works of Poetry, Fic-
ton and general Literature, new, and in good order,
and many other articles presenting great attractions
TO those in want of such property, OF having any
desire to embark in the book selling business
Catalogues will be ready by the day OF sale.
TRANSITION sums Of fifty dollars and under. cash;
for sums over fifty dollars six months credit for ap-
proved endorsed negotiable notes.
X HOWIS0N. Trustee.
Sale conducted by HINRY W. QuARLEs. Auct.
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FAIRFIELD FOR

&H $50 FAIRFIELD FOR
$eSy,fsSe-sSEN LEASE.-The we'll known
.SaEeSSS g. Race Course ard Farm. call.
---'-...~'0.e..-'. ed FAIRFIELD the proper
ty of the late James Talley, within mile of the
city OF Richmond, containing upwards Of eighty
acre., is for lease.
If no private contract is made before TUESDAY,
the 4th OF January next, it will, on that day, (if
fair il net the next fair day. be offered public
auction, on the premises
No property, of this description, now obtainable
offers equal advantages Its notoriety as Race
Course, (haying acn long and Familiarity known to
all the tuIfmen throughout the United States) ana
its csnteuity To the city, render it very desirable
both for racing and farming purposes.
At the same time and place. will he sold On four
months credit, the purchasers giving NEGOTIABLE
notes, with approved endorsers. for all sums over
twenty dollars, and under that cash. quantity OF
MULE; some fine CATTLE; Household and kitch.
en- Furniture, &c.
Several sble-bodied likely Negro Men will be hired
cut at the Same time.
no I5-dtd EDMD HESTER, Admir-.
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BY Larus 4 Shine. Aucts.

SPLENDID STOCK or ENGLISH.
- GERMAN AND AMERICAN GOODS, AT AUC.
TION. We will commence 20 cell ct public suction
THIS EVENING, att O'Clock, the hnndsomest and
can Goods. suitable for the city did country trade.
Country merchants would find It 70 their advantage
70 attend our sales where they have An opportuni-
riety Of eable articles not to be found In any 9th.
establishment In this city. Also, superior In
Cutlery. Fancy Goods &C.. together with good e.
sortment Of Housekeeping Goods.
Sale positive. and will commence ct TX o'clock
each evening, until further notice, ct No, "a Main
street. LARUs 3 SHINE
seN Xucts.
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NEGRO HIRING y evils Hill, Com
IN mi sion Merchant attends to the sale of Whsa at
Com ard Tobacco, and continues to IRE OUT
NEGROES. Office near Calico Mills. de It's
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by Geddin & Apperson.

HOUSE AND LOT, on Oregon Hill, on
4 Belvidere street, FOR SALE AT AUCTION
win be sold. on MONDAY next. the 18th Deccem.
per lS5s on the premises, commencing at O'Clock,
the occu pancy Of Martha Rutin, aud near the gro
Gerry store of Mr.. Jas Patterson. TERMs-Cash
deS G0DDIN l. APPERsON, Auct's.
TRUSTEES SALE OF EIGHT VALU-
Il ABLE SLAVES Pursuant to the provisions
OF deed of trust from James d Winston the uu-
dersigned will sell. at Hanover Court House. on the
18th DAY of December 1858. eight valuable Slaves
one very likely young Man, several likely Bows
two Women, likely. aud two Children
TERMS cash. Title undoubted, but selling as trus.
tee. will convey as such.
de S--2awtSa WIN WTNgTNN Trp.<aa
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gzyvr,sszzr1 RICHMOND AND PETERS

s.sssstss~1ssxs@ BURG RAILROAD NOTICE TO
PASSENGERS TO AND FROM CLOVER HILL.
Passer gers for Glover Hill take the A. Nj. train
frcm Richmond or Petersburg, to Chester and there
take the 6:20 A NJ train and arrive at Glover Hill
at A. NJ. Returning, the train leaves Clover Hill
at II 81 A NJ, ryea at Chester at P. N and Rich
mona at $40 p. Nj, ar Petersburg at4:l5 P. NJ.
The above mentioned trains run daily, Sundays
excepted.
noi9-lm Z. IT. GILL, Sup't
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DRY GOODS.
NEW GOODS, NEW GooDs.-By d,

NEW GOODS, NEW GoODS.-By the
~ Jamestown, from New York to-day. we are Ia
receipt of many new and desirable Goods, which We
will sell at vefv low rrices. hich Moire Antique,
White Tafetas, White Tarlatans fine swias Muslins
White ard Colorcd Kid Gloves. rich Muslin Flcunct
Tags, Enasr sdercd udkfs Grass Linen 1dkfs. Black
Lace Seils Velvet Ribbons of all widths, rich White
kihbons. Tor sashes, BLACK French Mefiuo, for
shawls, French Reversape shawis. Lyons silk Man
tsla Velvet. French Mefinos, Saxosia Wool piaids.
French Corsets, and maay other reasonable aud de-
sirab'e 0oods. j MILLIlIsER d BRO,
go3o "a las Broad 1T.
TIVE PHILOSOPHERS STONE AT
Il LAST DfsCovERsD--or, rather the place Tor
cheap goods ia acknowledged TO be at GEORGE ia
COPS. No. ~ Main street.
Closks Maptes and Raelans. 10 suit the most asti.
dions, ST q remarkably low price
Bonnets, Flowers, Ruehes, Hair Pins. Cashpe,nes
and Head Dresses, at q less rate than any eatab-
lishment.
Beautiful styles Bonnet Ribbons as low as ~ per
yard
Hoope and Extcpsion SKIRTS at the lowest rates.
Hosiery aud Embroid rjes, in great variety.
Dress Trimmings ard frnges-some 40 low ~ Al.
roryard.
Fancy Goods aud Notions In great variety. and at
lees rates than ever.
Those DESTROYS of securing bargains al ngd Ii TO
tn cir interest to Give me "a call.
Remember. hoagly opposite tho st. Charles lilo.
tel. Ronlember, No. AZ. Main st. 10 30
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By !. & G. B. Davenport, Auots.

NJOTICE.-The subscriber having dis
IN posed of the business heretofore conducted by
him at his old stand, No 81 Main street.. Richmond.
Va, unto Messrs SALMON BALL. would take
this opportunity Of returning his sincere thanks
to his friends and the public generally for the very
liberal patronage, so long continued towards him,
and respectfully asks continuance OF the same to
his successors. whom he takes pleasure in recon-
,tendiug to bis old patrons and the public, gen
tlemen fully capable of conducting the SADDLE
and HARNESS BUSINESS, and are also eminent
~ worthy OF their Conf sence.
JOSEPH Ii. C0LQUITr, Agent.
- nar tsS
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By Richard Cauthorn, Auct.
SALE OF GROCERIES,

l. cry virtue of a deed of trust from Robert 8
TAYLOR. dated the 4th day OF December. 1858. and
duly recorded in the .fice Of the Hastings Court Of
the city of Richmond. the undersigned. Trn,tse
auction, On FRIDAY. the 10th day Of December;
1888. beginning at 10 O'Clock. d. ct the store OF
stack OF rsceries, Goods, Wares and Merchandise.
embracing Liquors of choice quality Sugars, Con-
Candles soap and all other articles Usually found
in such stock Also, Store Fixtures, and (unless
privately disposed of X Tsyior's interest in the
lease of the premises. -
TEaMs-sums Of $50 and under. cash; over 20. I
months creait. for approved, endorsed negotiable
notes nowlsON 1russo..
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By Alex. Mott, Auct.

FURNITURE. DRY GOODS and GRO
Il CERES Will be sold at auction, at my store
on tn thursday morning next. the 9th inst CON-
mencing at 10 o'clock. large lot second hand Fur
nitura.
DRY GOODS-Cloths, Cassineres Cassinets. Me.
rinos, Alpacas. Calicos Linseys, &c. Large lot of
Merino Shirts and Drawers, Nett Jackets, &C.
dROCERIES-25 bbs Whisky; 10 bbls Gin; l5-1sx
casks French Brandy; 80 bbls Herrngs; 20. 900 Be-
gars, &c. ALEX MOTT,
de Aucf,r
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TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE
LOUISE AND LOT IN SYDNEY Al

HOUSE AND LOT IN SYDNEY AT
IL AUCTION-We will sill upon the premises
on TUESDAY, the l4th iust., commencing at
o'cltck, 2 NJ, House and Lot in the town Of sgd
ney, opposite the stables of Messrs Warwick
Bark sdaie, and adjoining the Vineyard EQuare"
I he House has about 4 rooms, and is occupied at
rent of S95 per apnum.
The lot fronts Elmwood street about 40 feet,
and back l25 feet to ~ foot alley Terms one
third cash the balance at and months for notes
with interest added, and secured 10y trust deed.
de4 JAS Nj TAILOR 4 Son Aucts
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1910 NEGRO HIRING. IQe
E.. A. J. CLOPTON.


GENERAL AGENT AND COLLECTOR,
(Ofice corner of Wall and Franklin streets, Rich
mond, va
The subscriber begs TO return his acknowledg-
mens to his friends aud patrons for their avors du
ring the past year and would inform them that he
still continues the bu.iness of HIRING OUT NE
GROES. RENTING OUT HOUSES, COLLECTING
CLAIMS, and all other business pertaining TO a &C.
neral Agency-to all of which he gives his personal
attention.
Parties in the country who may entruat the hiring
of their negroes to him. may rest assured OF every
attention being paid to getting them other but
good homes; and in the event Of sickness, the best
medical and personal attention shall always be sup
piled.
Negroes for hire the coming year, had better be
sent to me as early after Christmas as possible.
To those ct a distance, to whom / am personally
unknown, beg TO refer to the following persons:
Richmond-N b Hill. and Baker h Peasants
KIM Queen County-Dr Thos Latane, and DR. G
Fauntleroy.
Essex Ccunty-N Whitlcck, DR. Wright
DR. JAS II Latane, Ed Noel. DR. Bow D Roy, Geo 7
Wright and B 4 Wright
King William County-John L Latane, Vim La
tame. AMI DR. John Lewis.
Gloucester County-Dr Cloptori.
6a m
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AUCTION DAGUD. q
>s~s~>-~--->~~s>,S~~s
IUzUXB UI1X
By 3. B. Cook. Auot.
GRAND SALE or
RBLE
S T A II IT A r Y.
FRENCH CHINA. BOHEMIAN GLASSWARE.
s1LvER-PLATED GOODS, ROSEWOOD
WORK BOXES, Ac..
A t A NC ton.


al "A u G I'll on.
sIGEoR g. B PANDOLFINI & CO..
ORION ITALY,
Respectfully inform the ladies' and gentleman Of
sne rsJssSs 's saa WI M
Il cSok No 70 snS Nan q: .s1ss
(which has been particularly arranged for the ~.
e: .ucSo
consisting in part Of, viz:
ITALIAN MARBLE, ALABAsFER AND AGATE
STATUARY.
riety of articles. Of beautiful design and workman
ship. many Of which are original pieces. such q
sfatuetts Of Sculptured Alabrster such as Come
dy. Tragedy. VEINS. Dancing Girl, Amore, Psyche,
large collection OF superior Bohemian Decors.
French China Diuner Sets; Tea Sets
Large vases, and other Ornamental goods richly
EoseweoS Work Boxes and Writing Desks
superior silver-piated Goods. heavily plated and
Brosxed Goods, Fancy Articles. &c.
The above goods have lust arrived from Europe
and have been selected with great care by Sienor
Pandoihni from the great studies Of Italy and the
Th.s 80 goods have never been offered in any other
Market and 1t Is confidently believed that the citi.
nsns o. Risnmo nd hayensyer had 50 desirable On
ciss OF eQual elegance ornament and utility
| day. the 18th inst W
The ladies are particularly invited to examine the
| goods and attend the ssle '-'s
&C Catalogues win be ready on the morning Of the
DAY OF sale. Sale peremptory.
de B COOK, Auct
STOCK OF PAINTINGS, ENGRAv.
~ NGS, FRAMES. dc AT AUCTION On FRI
DAY. the 10th inst. at 10 O'Clock, will sell at the
| stere. recently occupied by B. T. Franck. No aif
Bread street. all the stock contained In said store
consisting OF Paintings, Engravings, Lithographs
Giit, Rosewood and Mahogany Frames, &c.
| --ALso-
Aslarge assortment of Mouldings, &c.
Une very superior Show Case, in first-rate order
| GEORGE RATLEY.
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By James n. Taylor { Son.

SaMos "a. Taylor 4 BON.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS AND
roo9 osTHsEER sF Nn SALE oE MACHINERY.
IH0N The nndsrsignsd will sell at public sme. |
s siSn On MoNDAY ne lath day % Deeonbsr isss
on james r !. ~ t5s s g. the Pump House
ccihinery nsed at said Pump House. Ia conductipe
'h re sar,pmss sns = ss,,a &C.
'0r he sct ESrt: es;D%n,isting IN part Of
1nsRsycE ~ MP. with gearing complete
large s.:eI.nsns q 8 foUAR r. and CUT
%aagsWsBEskksf SSEstss G pks sH .x1s.,
AND CARPENTERs' fooLs' a.
os eS%nlste Of everything
u fIsy Of nnH Mk;ss several SHEDS and guam
amaaa Ms-Snns Of s5o and under. cash over that
notes win nia crSe3t for approved negotiable
WASHINGTON GILL. City Engineer.
sn-saie By JAS TAYLOR Son. Aucts. deg
Valuable FAknl In HENRICO
wEs ETIHvnTY AT THE TERMINUS or THE
GkSrE. h YA rtASk ff asIsN WITM sTook
AUCTION The Subscribers business In thss citx
seHufing ms undivided attention, will proceed 10
s ss y apGe saS preT;ss
iO1 neneing at II ocleck. A. his farm situated
pa nsnrloo county At the terminus of the westham
THOMAS Dickens and others ""h'
ao, Gt' ~ 10 acres Of highly improved land.
scres we'll About IS aeres are sna 70
~I,9edsd and the balance Of the land is ready for
The improvements are q now framed dve,,;n.
nuartsr win rooms passage and closets negro
The ara apge new 1arn stable carriage house,
water. and substantially enclosed. Any enc wish
Ing to purchase really valuable farm con venent
20 the city. and in u good neighbor hood wond 40
well to examine the premises before the av ~ s.,
After the sale of the farm will 10 sold tbs entra
part. Of horses. mule cows 20 barrels corn m
oats shpcks fodder. DC alarge lot Of farming impio
Terms for the Farm-oneiifth cash, the balance
at 2 81 and years for notes with interest added
ana secured by trust deed; For the personal pro
months credit fer approved negotiable notes with
sas By gaS asEs T.rroS So
TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE
Il IN DUVALi5 ADDITION, AT AUCTION BY
virtue Of deed of trust executed by Frederick An
aerson and fora his wife to the Trustees Of the
day Of Of ia ths the
SHALL THURSDAY. December och, # lair III Il
at 4ociock P a., pI oceed to sell By public auction
the real estate described said deed a. follows
mond, in that part thereof known as nuyal's Add.
ton, with the framed enements thereon at the in.
tersec:ion OF 81 and Baker streets, fronting on the
west line OF said I'd street 80 feet running back
of an irregular width 90 feet or less and hay.
ing breadth its rear line of IS feet and bounded
the south by Baker street Also that lot of land
| lying and being in the city Of Richmond in Duval's
Addition, between Duyal and Baker streets on the
west eide Of St Stephens street, being part of lot
No rs in the plan of said division. fronting 81 feet
on said st. Stephens street. and running back I29
feet, being that part of lot No IS next adjoining lot
| No Is in the plan of said Addition"
Terms made known at the hour of sale.
g. SG iHISajSSsHh It'll Trustees.
Sale conducted by JAS NJ TAYLe A. SoY Auct,s
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HIRING.

Office No. Wall street. between Main and Frank.
lin sts., under st. Charles HOTEL
RICHMOND, VA.
l beg leave to return my thanks to my friends
and patrons. ter their avors during the past year
and would inform them that will continue the bust
ness of HIRING OUT REGR0ES. RENTING OUT
HOUSES, COLLECTING CLAIMS. &C., the ensu-
ing year.
Persons who may eltrust the hiring of their ser
wants to me- may rest assured that l will exert N.Y.
self to procure liable prices and good homes
for them, aud in of sickness the bset medical
and persoLal atteuii N shall be given
Gsy- The earlier after Christmas Negroes ar5 sent
III. the better, to insure good homes.
To those with whom am personally unknown,
would refer to the following persons: Messrs G 7
h Williams, hunt Brother. s Mct4ruders Sons,
and II K Ely son. of this city; DR. s G Fauntleroy
John Bagby, and Samuel Ryiand, of King and
Queen county; VIM III Gary Of King William co :;
David Scott and DR. G Roy. of Essex co r Ii
Harweod, OF Richmond CO.; and Travis Bagby, Of
Caroline CO. de I'm
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By Richard Casthorn, Auciioncer.


PUBLIC SALE OF A BUILDING LOT.
n on 18th between Grace and Franklin streets.
"WEDNESDAY, the sth OF December, upon the
p remises; O. c,ciock. p that valuable EOT do.
running back IA feet, % an alloy aud siioininS q
lot 20 Mr. Stubbs and e the ans propsrty
foord's kxrs.
TrsAs liberal. and made known at the sals.
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DUBLIC SALE OF TRACT OF LAND


L CALLED MANNHEIM, IN THE COUNTY OF
HANOVER, ON THE RICHMOND, =. &P. RAIL
ROAD, IL MILES FROM RICHMOND, STOCK,
SLAVES, FARMING IMPLEMENTS. CROPS. &C.
Pursuant to the provisions of deed OF trust from
VIM H Winston to the subscriber, for the benefit OF
his creditors of record in Hanover office, the under
signed will. the 18th day OF January 1859, on the
premises proceed to sell the above Tract OF Land.
called Mannheim adjoining the lands Of William
Winston the estate Of Phillip Winston. DECD,
and others, distance from Richmond. by the Rich
mond, fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad, IS
miles, and within miles of the Central Railroad.
on the Fredericksburg Road.
There Is turnout, called Elletts. or Darracotts,
within half o mile Of this land The tract contains
446 acres, and its susceptibility of improvement Ii
equal to any land in Hanover
The improvements consist Of a comfortable dwell
ing house. new, with i've rooms new tobacco house,
smoke house and negro quarters, all new. II Is
the local advantages quality of soil and neighbor-
hood are looked to- is offered for sale.
At the same time and place, will be sold 10 young
and likely Negroes, consisting OF men women boy
and girls; all the Household and Kitchen Furniture;
stock of Cattle, Horses, Hogs, Crops. &c.
TERMs-For the Land, a credit OF and IL months
will be allowed, fer notes. with approved security,
carrying interest from the day Of SALE and the title
retained until the last payment II made Inc
Slaves will be sold for cash. For the other pro-
perry terms made known on day OF sale. 49,
The title 10 the land 10 undoubtf d, but seliing %
trustee, will convey with special warranty;
no l3-2aWtds WIN WINsION.
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shirts. &c. made to order. q ,host notaes
an Z-1y j II 8lN0uB Y 90.
NOTICE no TAX PAYER6.-Pursu.

NUTICE TO TAX RAJ .-Fursu-
In ant to an Ordinance passed 18th Of January,
1855 will attend ct the Collectors Once, in the
City Hail. from the 18th 70 the 3lst q Dscember In
elusive TO receive the remaining half Of taxes, from
such persons a. are entitled TO deduction Of 10 Per
cent. By having previously paid the first half In
june last, In accordance with sal1 Ordinance.
IA HoBS0N, O b.
NB-It viii be seen from the above, thai the Coli
lector is required TO attend at The once. from the
18Th to the sat Of this month to receive taxes
naming due from June last before the January
term of the Hastings Court. he n required By Ord.
TO advertise delinquent real estate g be sold
done so will see the necessity Of calling ard paying
their taxes IL will be impossible for the Oolector
TO call on them before he adyertisee.
de lin "A HObSON, Y n
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DUBLIC SALE OF MULES COWS

l. HOGS. and from $50 to 200 barrels of Corn, &c
will sell, at my residence five miles from Richmond
near Col Nc Raes and DR. Christians, on the 10th day
of cember 1883. at IL O'clock if fair if not the
next iair day thereafter, valuable young Mules
well broke several Mich Cows, q lot of Hogs Plan.
fation Utensils Household and Kitchen Furniture
one Wagon and Gear and $50 to 200 barrels of Corn
SEucks, Fodder, &C., &C.
no 25-td g. L. THORNTON.
Sale conducted by Ro. B. LYME, Auct.
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/. NOTlCE.-CAANGE OF

u.s. NUTICE.-ChANGE OF
$3.50 ~ II o U X s The steamers G LEN
GOV + aud CURTIS PECK will leave the wharf at
Rocketts EVERY MORNING, (Srnday sexcepted)
for Portsmouth and Norfolk. 1t Ga O'clock precise
ly, and return each alternate day touching at all
the regular landings on the river going and re-
turning. oclS RIO HASKINS.
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y james n Taylor . -.

-
a..n.,M,00D, IN A8HRICO COUNTY.
o. Mk0n.sDA!. - g az ~ 49, ~ - -.
Hs snr cunt = e &C., s. fa s11W0db. 8
VIII 2. s dsos ~ sss ssrs,sr g g IL
vethe! and others. and eonealninS NJ -. r
The improvemenfs are oosnlost akIe frs~sa ,v.s
ling and the usual 0uthou1as, Me- ~ e
. beautiful oak grove. u
!. The Land e hiahiy ipyrovsd pestssa u which
purposes. on which there ere several ~
plank fsnce.
The property Il % weIl known that fasth~ d.
scrfpfion II deemed unnecessary, and u in1tly corr
sidsred one Of the most valuable plaees nov Il ~
ket. Persons desiring 70 purchase would u ven q
examine the property, and apply 20 Df. !. u LVia
tioneera
TxEns: $500 cash the balance AZ LA ana
year, Tor notes with interest added ana cecured by
JAS. u. TAYLOR BON. Aucts.
P.S.-The above property can b. bought priyate.
~ before the sRie. - 800
no Is INIT. SON.
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I3RESH DRY GOODs.-By various ar

FRESH DRY GOODS.-By various ar
L rivals We are receiving
Fancy and Mourning Prints
Printed De Laines-new and pretty styles
Nohair De Beiges-Bay adore do
ManteIet Shawls-Shetland Wool do
q :. and ~ Plaid Wool Linseys
k!cs CambVics-all colors
Flanres-a iul variety
White asd Colored Negro Blankets
Bed Riankets-commOn to super
kentucky Jeans-iieavy W col Tveeds
Sstiuets Pulled kerseys, &c &c
which we cffer to the Trade q. cry low prices.
de KENT PAINE co.