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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-07-22

MON HOUSE RE-OPENED.-Ths
~ well known and commodious House, formerly kept
by Col. boutwell,, having been vastly and almost en-
trely remoddeed, has been opened by ALONZo RED
WAY.
The Union Is the most conveniently located House in
Montpelier being in the Of business, and with its
cunvenences, be the desirable and popu.
lar for the Of business leisure 10 be found
in town.
The public respectfully invited hestow portion
Of their patronage upon this House. Perfect satisao
tion is guaranteed and accommodations excellent.
Charges moderate, ALONZO REDWAY.
Montpelier, Aug. ~, 1856. off
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the event The record ordered to be placed
upon the books of the town concludes as fol-
lows
"And finally in view of all the consequent
ces attendant upon this prosecution, and all
the light shed upon the subject, we unani-
mously express our greatly increased abhor-
renee Of the Fugitive Slave Act, and avow
our determination that no fugitive slave shall
ever be taken from Oberlin either with or
without warrant. if we have power to pre-
vent it,"
According TO six-column report in the
Cleveland Ploipdeaier the set speeches were
delivered in "the great church Of the town; :
the pulpit was elegantly decorated :; the au-
dieuco numbered 5000 persons, and the choir
was composed Of l25 singers and it was mid
night before the ceremonies ended.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-07-22

Annexed isa list Of agents to receive subscriptions
adyertsements and communications and Acknowledge
payment Tor the same
For Braintree, j. HUTCHINSON, Jr.,
Brookhcd. 4. NJ UPiAM,
Berlin ID. b. BOSWORlH,
Cabot, T.. ID. PUTNAM.
DuNbury, j. \. HENRY, waterbury
Elmorc, J.. VI. GkOUIi .
Htdrpark. EDWARD B. SAWYER,
johnson G. W. SCOTT
Lincoln SIMEON A. RALPH,
Lowell. ABEL CURTIS,
Marsh6eld l. A. BEMiS,
Morusyillo j. C. MOVES,
Middloscx. JESSE JOHNSON, Jr,
Northhcd, T.. SMITH,
Orange NJ. c. CROSS,
Plauhed, A. r. BANCROFT
Randolph J. X PARISH,
Roohcsfcr. Y. ID. BRIGGS,
south Iirdwick, ADOLpHUS HOLION,
stowe, EMERY TOWN,
Tunbridrc, AARON n. KING.
Waterbury, J. =. HENRY,
Waitsfcld aud Favston, ORANGE SMITH,
Warren FRANKLIN A. WRIGHT
winmmstown, DARIUS PRIDE.
Woloott. y. JONES,
Worcester, JONAS ABBOTT.
NJ Persons BOO other towns disposed 20 act as agents
will be- added 90 the list on application.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-07-22

VTERMONT CENTRAL RAILROAD
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
CrotcF or Rorrrs roH CWcAoo ANn THE Wnsr
aoHrupnV, wEsrErs, british AND o.. 8.
NAIL ROUTE.
Commence M1Hd1y, June 81, 1893.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-07-22

TNION HOUSE RE-OPENED.-Tb

0J7Agent for the sale Of Williams Celebrated Monthly
and semi Annual Bitin Of Fashions, the only true re
port for this count. >.
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trtrmuntJuatrbmau s. State 9OurnaI

PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY MORNING, nY r.r WALTON
TERMs.-sl 50 cash in advance 81 90 Il payment
Is not made n advance interest always ehafgaoe rom
tho ep the year In packets to address, 10 copies
f5r ~ 90, and 20 copies for go %, 'nUarabfy ~
adrdHcc.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-29
By Alexander Nott. Aucf-
BY Goddin 4 Apperson, Auots.
DRAINED HOUSE. WIrH s1.o Acpr

FRAMED HOUSE, WITH 81.2 ACRBs
4 OF LAND. IN CHEsTRRyIELD CouNTv
E0k SALE AT AUCTION.-Will Be sold on Il.
TUkDAY next. the 10th January, 1859. comrsne.
taShed, containing 81 acres of Land, within e.
mile OF Manchester: The house contains rooms
ana mas been used for number Of years pest - 4
Turnpike. The land is quite rich. and particuisrlY
Immediately after, and upon the premissa of xh>
above described Land Wilt be sold : let ~ Ia
two acres st the junction Of the Church
lia Fore, formerly Adams' estate lyins aho.a
miles from Manchester 49, @~~~sS
TERMs-Onethird cash; balance at and moutAs
&c. 0ODDIN r ippEpsU
ja2 AZ.
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By l. & g. B. Davenport.
By E. B. Cock, Auct'r.
p THE STEAMER OLD DO.

The STEAMER OLD DO
$500 CMINTON. AND TEE ENGINE AND
BOILER OF TIE STEAMER BEN SHEPPARD,
FOR SALE At AUCTION, THE On D DOMINION was
built In Norfolk, in t4, of the very best materials
and copper.fssteued. She is 1874 tons measurement,
ia feet long FL feet beam. and feet depth of hold
The Engine and Boiler were built by fhos II ollo-
way of philadelphia SO inch cylinder. feet stroke
The Boiler and most Of her connections are of the
heaviest copper. She Is IN running order.
The Engine of the BEN SHEPPARD was built by
Waterman Bratt. Of Baltimore, in lS4l-34 inch
cylinder, feet stroke. The Boiler. Of IRON. about
years old. was built by Smith Perkins, of Alex
andria. and is Ia go7d condition.
The above sale will take place at our Wharf
at Rockets. on WEDNESDAY, I'd February, 1882
at IL o'clock.
TERMS Liberal, and made known on the day of
sale. VIRGINIA TOWING COMPANY
By WIN ToMPKINs, 7eu'i Agent.
sale conducted by n Cock, Auet.
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~ Sale conducted by GopDIN ApPeRsoN'
in 2Q---tAa
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF MOST

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF MOST
~ VALUABLE REAL ESTATE, in the city O,
Richmond. on the east line Of 10th, between Grace
and Broad streets.
As Commissioner, appointed by decree of the
Circuit Court of the city of Richmond nronounced
on the 9th January, 1859. in the case Of Mash 4
Go vs. Montague &C." shall proceed to sell al
PUBLIC AUCTION, on the pre- mises, on TUESDAY
the 18th day Of February. 1882 at O'Clock, NJ. II
fair; II net. the next fair day. the HOUSE AND
LOT located as above. formerly the residence Of
the late Thomas Cowles. fronting 90 feet on the
east lire OF 10th street. running back l2i feet to an
alley. The above is Justly regarded as among the
most valuable locations in this part OF the city for
handsome private residences The Lot will DO sold
as whole divided into thrf lots OF 80 feet each
as may be determine on at the hour OF sale,
TERMS CT sALE-0ne-fourth cash. balance at T. s
and ~ mos. for negotiable notes. interest added
and title retained till the last note is paid The
taxes for 1889 to be Maid by the purchasers
BENJAMIN III NASH Com'r
Sale conducted by GoDDIN l. APPERsoN.
2Q-1aw1udts
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,UK Preventing and Curing Chapped

hands. Pace and Lips, Balsamine or Liquid
J I'm Is delightfully."- healing and ettcient prcpa-
alton, speedily curing all forms Of chappinR. and
Id1ring the skin beautifully smooth. soft and
AZ, and il used occasionally during the cold
'ns ne sreasc. aud may be nsed daily with advaDt-
e % the NEST delicate skin Pnpued only ~
LAIDLEY 4 hJBINSOs,
Chemists, 4ih and Frank lin streets.
's25 Richmond.
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A FTER the foregoing sale, by B. H.
a Nash, Com'r., we shall sell at auction that
Grace and goth streets, fronting l32 feet on each
street. twill be divided into four lots of SO feet
each. with fronts OH the east line of goth street.
dwellings, to be found in that Part of the city which
Is now being improved by the erection of many
handsome dwellings. The term. which will be &C.
commodatng. will be made known at the hour of
SALE The taxes for 1884, to be paid by the purcha.
sers. 3jDDJN appERSDV
ia 2S-eodlw&dtd Auctioneers.
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AUCxloN SALBH.
1UfURE DAYN.
By Goddin 4 Appsrson, Aust'1s.
TRUST SALE or VALUABLE RrA1

4 1870 0AAA OG vAAUADk6 NEAL
= PROPERTY IN THE VALLEY or RICH.
M0ND.-0n TUEeDAY. the sth Of February. 1889
commencing ut O'Clock, r N, shaIl by virtue OF
deed OF Hustt me from NJ Luciani and wife fer
the benefit OF George n Csrrington dated the 10Th
OF September, ls65, and duly recorded sell st NIB
Tic auction, on the premises the property conyeycd
to me By said deed to wit THAT lot Of land front
tenth street IN the city CT Richmond and running
back ninety I'VE feet to street about forty feet
widei which said lot b known and designated on .
plat OF division of the estate Of Gel Richard Adams
on die in the ONCE Of the Clerk Of The County Court
Of Henrco. ~ lot number thirty eight being the
same lot that was conveyed 70 the sid LuciAni by
the said George ID burlington and wife, by deed
dated the 18th October, 1854, and recorded In the
once OF the Hastings Court; and the same on which
said Luciani lately kept his Confectionery store
The improvements on said lot are neat and conve-
nient Brick Store House and Dwelling, and two
story wooden building.
TERMS OF SALE Cash a. to 80 much AZ will be ne.
cessary to pay the expenses of SALE and also all that
may De ROW due principal ana interest. 70 the es.
ts,e OF the said Geo ID Darlington, (Which 10 about
e234) and as to the whole residue of the debt due
70 SAID Carrington's estate in quarterly payments
OF BIS each, commencing the ist of March next ;
and as to the surplus If any the terms will be made
known on the day of sale. The deferred payments
70 be secured by q deed of trust ON the propertyp
believe shall be able to convey an undoubfed
title. but shall only sell and convey such title az
may be, or may become, vested in me.
B MINOR Trusfea
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NOTICE.-By the order of the Come

NOTlCE.-By the order of the Council
~ of the City Of Richmond. made on the 18th of
January. 1859 poll will be taken on the 10Th day
ders, whether the Council, on rehaIf of the city,
shall subscribe to the stock of the Roanoke Valley
railroad Company, the sum of Sl00 0O0 one half
thereof to be subscribed 50 soon as an equal sum
shall have been subscribed by responsible persons
residents OF Richmond, and the remainder there.
of to be subscribed. when a like sum has been in
like manner subscribed beyond the limits of the
city.
Commissioners and Conductors appointed to take
the vote. wiz
In JEFFERSON WARD. - Luther Libby, Joseph
Brummeli, James Winston, e Smith and Alex
Craig, to be Commissioners; and Reuben Seal, I'd
Day Officer, to be Conductor.
Is MADISON WARD -EShepperson, VIM w Crumps
Geo w Randolph. Geo Gillian, and Francis J
smith, to be Commissioners; and G johnson. LIST
Day Officer, TO be Conduc tor.
In MONROE WARD -sam'l T Bayly, Thos Barham,
Thos Boudar Sam'I j Rutherford, and W w Tim.
berlake, to be Commissioners; and NJ Morris, 4th
Day Officer, to be Conductor.
Teste, THOS LAWSON,
al9-lm Clerk Ccuncil.
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BY Alexander Mott, Auct'r.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FIT

HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FUR
=. NITORE, and No PIANO.-I shall sell at
auction auction on TUESDAY. February LIST. at No 2O4
Broao st, Shockoe Hill, the residence of Miss Ca
her HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE
consisting OF the usual variety. and nearly new,
viz Sofas, Chairs, Tables, Curtains. Bedsteads
Cfockery, Cooking Stove. &c, &c
a the same time and place, one of Messrs Knabe
Ghales superior rosewood PIANOS, fac toned
instrument. and but little used and as good as new
TERMs-Cash on delivery.
Jag ALPx MOTT Auct,r
FOk RENTING upper portion of the House. 2O4
Broad street. Apply TO THOS BnUDAR
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CHESTERFTELD LAND FOR SALF

+ CHESTERFIELD LAND FOR SALE,
~ At the requst Of Geo g Cox Esq, who intends to
move to the " est, will offer for SALE on WEDNEs-
DAY, the I'd day Of February, at public auction OH
the premises, bis FARM. containing one hundred
Acres. situated in the county of Chesterfield about
ter Turnpike.
TERMs-Onethird cash; one. third in IL mouths:
one third in Is months, with interest.
ia 2S-Qt* T. M pUpFNOT
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!, THE ADAMS' EXPRESS

Ia co dME Apn al Nam q rm has;ns
resumed their steamship Express to and from Nor
folk Petersburg and Richmond by Steamers James
town and Roanoke, which leave New York every
Wednesday and Saturday, and thence by railroad e
Weldon, Wilmington, Lynchburg, Salem, Wythevlli
and the principal places in Virginia and North Caro-
lima are now prepared to forward. with great dis
patch and e reduced rates kind Of IA. x
named cities. and all places on the seaboard.
Our Express on the steamships will be accompanied
By special Messengers. who win give their personal
attention 20 the careful handling Of goods entrusted
To the ADAME EXPRESS co.'s Steamship Express.
Shippers will please take notice that packages TO
points In Virginia and North Carolina viii be sent By
steamcrx unless otherwise marked.
Pm j. l.. MARLBOROUGH,
A9entcs Adamg Express Co
NJ SPECIAL NQTICE.-Express packages soe
Norfolk Petersburg Mchmesd, and all places In Vir
rfnia and North Carolina, intended for shipment by
HteAmships Rosneke end Jamestown, will hereafter
ke received by the ADAMH EXPRESS C0MPIHY
whoare the authorised Agents for kxpres privileges
efdce OF 20 Nsw York and virginia etsAmshiD
Osmpsay. LUDLAA 4 PL1AeANTs, Agents.
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CHARLES L. HnBSON.

em $3.50 REWARD. -Absconded, on
"A the oath instant. from Farmville, Va my SER
n want, CORNELIUS CkUMP. He is % or "A
A.years of age, 5 feet to inches high, very
Iight complexion, brown hair, bile g, es, large
mouth, rather homely, good tempered look. and
smiles when spoken to. He is good driver and
oster. His usual dress is light frock coat with
black velvet collar and cuffs light cap and shawl.
reward will be paid for his apprehension and
delivery to in Farmville, his being secured in
any jail ia the State so | can obtain him. Of Fifty
Dollars, if taken in the state of Virginia, One
Hundred and Fifty Dallars, if taken without the
State. A VAUGHAN.
do
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--- 7l-ll----77-s-77--7
RUNAWAYS.

~ RAN AWAY, from my factory on
"A 7th street, between Main and Cary streets
~ on TUESDAY, 2ath instant, NEGRO BOY
-, named BARK He is about II years of age
black and was clothed in a blue Cassinett sack
coat, gray pants with side stripe and drab felt hat
VI is no doubt lurking about the city or suburbs
Will pay suitable reward for his delivery at my
factory.
Ia 2S-4t$ ,JNO SrEWART WALKER
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DECEIVING per Roanoke this day
IL s;-D rieces C.mbrjcs Jaconets, Victoria Lawns
and Swiss Mu-lins- our own importation
Is cases Nader Prints
2 cases Mohar De Beiges
5 cases Corset Jeans
Is bales Brown Driliings
80 bales "a. s and - Brown shlrt1ngs
50 bales 4 heavy Brown sheetings
hIsO-Bed Tickngs; Osnaburg and domestic
llaids and stripes: DENNIS; Extra and Double width
brown and Bieached Sheetings Cioths; CassiiheIst,
Iestings: Small Wares, &c, which we ofier 10 the
trade at u small advance. ,u r.Suco
hENT. fA'NE ~ W.
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p WAS COMMITTEE to the Jail

"A OF Chesterfield county. on the 9th instant, a
- NEG no. who calls himself VIM WHITE,
~. and says he is free, and resides in the city
is about feet inches high. complexion black. and
rather slow in speaking when spoken to If the
said negro IL not Free le is required TO
forward, prove properly, pay charges, and take him
away, or he will be 3a< with according to law.
A DUVAL,
ia l7-lma Tailor Chesterfield county Va.
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~ $3.50 REWARD. Ran awav.

~ $3.50 REWARD. - Ran away,
about 9th December. 1855, my boy HENRY.
n Henry is about 81 years of age. rather deli
- cate in appearance, about feet or 10 inches
IN nelght bright DElatto full head of hair of good
address but rather criDging when spoken to- laughs
when talking, find of dress and somewhat or a
dandy, had small patch of beard on his chin He
is also little bowed in the legs, and can read and
write
] will give fifty dollars reward if the above negro
is taken ia this State and odg ed In some iai where
l can get him; and $50 if taken in any other slave
state. l will give $3.50 reward if information suff-
man who may have had a hand in getting him off
to q free State.
ia PTS CHARLES T., HnPSON
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.oaCEhIhATED LiE-ror sale by
lsH 81 PIC0T. Druggist.
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RUNAWAY.-SiCO REWARD.

~ The above reward will be paid for the appre-
n hension and delivery to Davis Hutchinson
~. ia the city of Richmond. confined inany
jail that get him ain il taken out of the State
Of Virginia. and $50 if taken in the state of Virginia
for ms man THOMAS JEFFERSON. He is abopt
81 years OF age brown complexion full head OF hair
good teeth, 5 feet 10 inches high and rather grum
countenance. JOHN HUTCH ESON.
Sc Enquirer and Wing will copy in weekly pa
per twice each la 22-dts
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TIE CHISWICK SCHOOL,

CLASSICAL AND ENGLISH
IA NILES WEST or RICHMOND.
The exercises of this School will be resumed IN
monpAf. January nth. and close July 20sh. The
iSSa.on Is unusually healthy. The discipline is
Tuition for the scholastic year from $40 to $40 &C
Board; including table, rooms bed fuel. lights
and washing. Sl2,s per month one half payable In
advanced "
The subscriber Is grateful for the liberal patron
age already extended and hopes to merit it's contin.
nance Gro q EXAII
B-Please apply early and address me at Rich.
mCDd. de 29-lms 0GE
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CEILING Low FOR CASH.
~ OVERCOATS; Cashmere Business Coats; Bea-
yer Business Coats; Fancy Cloth Goats; Black Cloth
d. ess and Frock Coats.
PANTS-Harris' Silk Mixed Pants; Grey Doeskn
Pants Side Band Cashmere Pants; English Riding
Cashmere Pants.
VEoTa-Black and Fancy Velvet Vests; Black
and Fancy Cashmere Vests Fancy Merino Vests;
Black and Fancy Silk Vests
BOYS CLOTHING of al kinds-at
WALKER cos,
l03 corner Main and 18th streets.
- Richmond Va.
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COAL.

ECONOMY-CHEAP FUEL.-The un
- dersigned having in charge some 5000 or 8. eOe
bushels foe. but good strong COAL cen deliver it,
at any part of the CITY, at $3.50 per load of twenty
five bushels. X CHARTER
ia 5-ts Gray's Yard Near the Armory
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49, NOTICE.-CHANGE OF
SsTFi - 1l4;5 RI q Rs:--The steamers GLEN
Roctst sso EVFp PECK will leave the wharf at
,or portsmouth and Norfolk, at Ga O'Clock. precise
x, ara return each alternate day, touching at ali
the regular landings On the river going and re-
turning. ocl r n "a AsR RJS !o
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By Thomas W. Keesee, Auctioneer.
[Office corner of 18th and Cary streets

81 LOT ON UNION HILL. NEAR THE CITY
OF ACCOMMODATIONS to a Deed of Trust ex-
ecuted by James IL Norris ADD wife. on the 18th day
OF July, 1885, and recorded in the Clerks Office of
Henrico Comfy Court. to me, as Trustee, / shall,
on "WEDNESDAY, the I'd day of February, 1859, at
4o'clock, N, sell on the premises. at public auc-
ted the north side of street and the west side
of 25th street. mentioned in the said Deed On the
lot there's framed dwelling house. erected with
in the last four years.
TERMS: Cash; but arrangements may be made on
the day of sale to accommodate the purchaser The
title believed to be perfectly gooi but selling as
Trustee, shall only convey such title as is in me.
The purchaser will have an opportunity of exam
lining the title If he thinks proper
JOHN L LIGON. Trustee.
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new White Burn .

OLEINE OIL.-This new White Burn
" ing Oil, unsurpassed by any in the market for
Inability and briilisncy of light, is warranted 10
Elthstand q lower temperature than the best win
;-r sperm and il cheaper than any other oil, com
J,rsd with the amount Of light obtained. 1t Is
.lorless and perfectly safe ana can be used in any
amp where sperm or lard oil will burn. Fer sale
b. WARiNG Il PEaRCE, Drugs ists
l07 Broad street, above 9th,
la9; Richmond.
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6U BBLS ALBEMARLE PIPPINS AND
Cp RED APPLES. from Massie's orchard.
500 bus JERSEY WHITE MERCER POTATOES.
$40 bus NOVA SCOTIA do do
100 bbls Family ard Extra FLOUR, Of approved
quality. Receiving and for sale by
ia N-9t* RA4LAND BROTHER,
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BY P. G. Larus, Auctioneer.
NIGHT SALES II will continue the
sv. NiEat sales OF large lot Of Gold. Plated and
Each "a article offered will positively be sold.
Oe ~ g LARIIA AnAf
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By Henry W. Quarles, Auct.,
(No. $50 Main strset.)

A UCTION SALE OF A RICH AND
A ELEGANT STOCK OF JEwELRY.-eales -
commence THIS EVENING, at ! o'clock. and %
without reserve.
found In first class retail store Elegant Lava M
Cameo Goods; Fine Iockets; Cameo Revolving Pina
OUT and an endless var]ety Of Gentiemen's 49,
such as Pins, Studs, Cuff Buttons, Chains -
&C, &c.
n. Private sales during the day
For bargains at auction, call ct No. IsO Main -
every evening, at O'Clock.
no % HENRY w OJARIEQ Aw~x
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OREAST PIECES-A prime lot in store
- and for sale by T C0LSTON Il co.
10 hhds prime SIDES AND SHOULDERS, for
sale by C0LSTON 60
REFINED LARD-In packages to suit purcha-
sars, always on hand aud for sale by
r 7 COLSTON 4 co.
FAMILY FLOUR-A Choice article, Just received
and for sale By L COLSTON Il co.
HAMS-A prime lot, small size, for sale by
ia27-3t T COLST0N Il CO.
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By Richard Cauthorn.
ROCERIES AT AUCTION-On MON

4
~ DAY, 3ist INIT, at 10 o'clock at my store will
sell at auction the following goods-lO bbs Her
rings; kegs Rice; boxes soap Adsmantine Can
dies; bags Coffee: 3 bbls Brandy, bbls Whisky;
hhds new Hens; 8 hhds prime Breasts; 2 hhds old
canvassed Pans in good order 10 boxes brandy in
bottles: Cheese, &c.
COUNTER AND DEsK-Also. long Counter. l
Desk. &c, &c. -
in CAUTHORH. Auct'r
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By Alexander Mott.

NlGHT SALES. II will offer for sale st
- auction TONIGHT. and continue every pisht
through the winter, q large and complete ass9r1.
ment Jewelyr. Ready made Clothing. Nett 6hirS
and Drawers. Fancy Articles, &c.
de % ALEX MOTT Auet
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EOR SALE.-A complete set of Black
Il smiths Tools, nearly new. embracing every
thing used liz that line, such as Bellows, Anvil,
Vices, stocks and Die Drills, Scales, &C. &c. They
will be sold upon very reasonable terms. and cred
it of six months for negotiable notes well endorsed
Apply to Mr. Mann Valentine, B Cook, or the
subscriber, on 10th and Main streets.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-29
COMMERCIAL SCHOOL.

n. toRNxK or MAIN AND ilrH srRrxrs,
III. .ne nrst OF February. the ubscriber viii re.
commercial Arithmetic '"u
-, ane course of study will comprise Double Entry.
IRE. .ne MOST approved methods Of Commercial Calcutta.
uuns.a ana such Information for the Counting House
ascan I've acquired In an Elementary School,
a thorough knowledge of the arrangement and
oesisn OF the LEDGER viii be impaired az of pri.
mary Importance, and essential TO 0 practical nm.
Outstanding of the system, ~
fnplls VIII be instructed separately, and at any
nour most convenient TO them from 10 A M till
Nj and from = nj TO SPIN va,
Sharse for the course, $50. One half payable In
ssueahce TOE balance on the 3Gth June or upon the
aiseontlnuance Of the student from his studies
w HUBBARD MITCHELL.
poo., Accountant and Copyist
~S.-'e lain aho ii'n streets. ia l9-im