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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-10

SpoTs on the SrN.--A writer in the fro-
violence journal says: During the whole oil
the present year the spots on the sun nave
been very numerous and in many Instances
of large size. As is well known they como
on upon the Eastern limb and disappear "n
the Western, occupying little l"Ss INA"
fourteen days in crossing the suns d'.c
These spots are sometimes single, or ''ola''I
dark spots, mere or less irregular IN torn'
but always surrounded with . pretty wen Dc.
fined pcnumhra, and sometimes IN groups q
many spots irregularly thrown together AM
included within the penumbral region. "
the present time there are eleven distinct
groups Of spots to he seen. Two Of 'h'~'
have Just made their appearance on NV
Western edge; two or three are passing vi y" ~
the other side. Among these groups thef' y
one, now about huff way across, ana SOM.
what above the centre, IN an 'nyertins '''
scope which embraces central BLACK 'l"'
of unusually large size. surrounded ~
penumbral region still more rem''rSao'' ~
extent than the spot itself.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-10

ACCIDENT TO THE Decentralization
Buchanan, on his journey to '.Wheatland'
on Wednesday, left the cars at Wrghtsy
to walk the bridge to Columbia, as is his Gus
tom. On the way, says the York Star, he
met several acquaintance from York coun-
ty, turned to speak to them, and while in the
net his foot met some obstruction and he fell.
He was stunned by the fall, and was assisted
to arise by his friends: after few minutes
rest he recovered sufficiently to continue his
walk TO Columbia-BaH Sun.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-10

WoRru KNowING.-Wood ashes and COM
mon salt, wet with water, applied to cracks
in stove, will cause them to adhere, and
prevent the smoke from escaping keep
the noker out of the coal stoye-and burn
the fingers of the first man or boy. who is
caught chanking the coal. 1t would be bet
ter TO have no poker at all.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-10

Hon. Edward Everett has accepted an in
vitation to deliver IN address at the Georgia
State Fair. to be held in Atlanta, from the
9th to the 2Sth Of October
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-10

The energy and determination manifested
by the Administration in stopping the re.
cent attempted maurading expedition of
Walker, are worthy of commendation.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-10

A brief account will be found in the for
esn news of the clearing up of the mystery
which has so lcng hung over the fate of Sir
John Franklin, and the crews of his vessels.
Id will be read with mournful interest.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-10

The returns from the Mississippi election
show democratic gains John }. Pcttus,
dem, is elected Governor by large majority.
The following Congressman are probably
elected: LIST district, l.. q. c. Lamar. DEM;
II district, Reuben Davis, dem; Sd district,
VIM. Barksdale, dem: 18th district, U. 4.
Singleton, dem. No change, politically,
from last year.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-10

The New Orleans Bulletin says: Journal
ism in the United States is honored and en-
nobled by the National lnteliigencer. This
every man of intellect, education, and liber-
alty in the country, whatever may DC his
party predictions, will acknowledge.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-10

Coleman Yellott, has been nominated by
the Opposition party, as State Senator from
Baltimore city, Nd.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-10

The annual course Of lectures ut the Medi-
ical College Of Virginia, III the city Of Rich
m,nd. commenced last Monday night-Prof.
Wexford delivering the introductory address.
Tncre were. says the Dispatch, about forty
matricuaies in attendance-ten more than
at the opening Of the session Of ls5S-and
the prospects are, that the number will soon
be increased to eighty or ninety.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-10

SMALL GAME, Of all kinds. continues unusu-
ally abundant in this part Of the Valley
Our sportsmen are doing murderous work
among st the squirrels, cartridges, haress, &c:
We see loads Of them coming into town IN all
directions, brought by hunters on foot and on
horseback. Squirrels Of all kinds, young and
old, red, grey and black, come in as trophies
Of the marksmen's skill and deadly aim. The
trade in gun powder and lead is active; and
should the rage orhunting continue, the races
of the inferior creatures alluded TO must be
oblterated, if the supplies Of ammunition are
not soon exhausted. Rockinyham Register.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-10

We have the .fmaie Of the Fillibuster Elk
petition. The L. S. Marshal, with com
rany of L. S. Artillery, arrived at the South
West Pass, on the It'll. On being summon
cd to surrender, the hllibusters peaceably de-
livered themselves up, and were carried
back to New Orleans. Thus ends another
of these wicked attempts to invade the ter
ritoricS Of a ncghboring and friendly pco-
pie. But is this sort of thing, to be kept
IN? Is the Government to be always en-
ploycd in thus attending to the designs OF
iillihuS;er>?
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-10

DEATH OF Hon. n. ii. CLAInoRSE.-Ihe
Baltimore Sun announces the death of lion.
Nathaniel Ii. Claiborne, gentleman OF AN
old family of distinction in Virginia. MIR.
Claiborne was Il member nt Congress from
Virginia. from 1895 to 1887 The Sun says:
"IIe belonged to Il family that has fur
nished numerous members OF Congress, VIZ:
|. Col. Thomas Claiborne, Of Brunswick,
Va. over twenty years Il member. :, IN.
C. G. Claiborne, (brother Of deceased FIRST
representative Of Tennessee, then Cover
nor of Mississippi, Governor General OF the
Province of Louisiana, Governor OF the Ter.
ritory of Orleans, Governor OF the State OF
Louisiana, and first United States Senator
from that State B. Dr. John Claiborne, sue
cessor 10 his father. Col. Thomas Claiborne.
1, Thomas Claiborne. Of Nashville, Iennes-
see. 5. Nathaniel II. Claiborne Of virgin.
in. &, +. II. Claiborne, OF Mississippi Vi
the same family on the maternal side, may
be noted Ben j. Watkins igh, the great
LAWYER and senator Of Virginia: Willie T..
Mangum. for so many years distinguished
Senator from North Carolina; Clement Z.
CLAW. ST.. Governor of Alabama, and Scna-
tor from that State, now represented III the
Senate by his gifted and eloquent son. Hon.
Clement c. Clay, Jr.; William Leigh, dis
tinglishcd jurist of Halifax County, Va,
and numerous other eminent men.
1.-The Claibornes, of Virginia, are dcsccn-
ded from the celebrated William Claiborne
Secretary Of the Ancient pominion," who
is styled by Chief Justice Marshall, in his
life of Washington, 1.-The evil genius of
Maryland" he having seized Annapolis and
driven Lord Proprietor Calvert from the pro-
vince. lie was the champion of Virginia,
and was sustained against all his enemies by
Charles l., Cromwell and Charles ii under
all Of whom he held high positions in Nlr-
ginia.- Charleston Mercury.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-10

GAUGE or RNLRoAps.-Thc last number
of the Railroad Journal contains long re-
port Of Col. Whistler, formerly engineer on
the st. Petersburg aud Moscow Railroad IN
Russia, on the subject Of the best gauge tor
Railroads lie recommended II gauge ot live
fee, to the Russian Government rs the best;
but the commission Of Russian engineers,
Ia whom his proposition was submitted, did
not agree to il, but recommended a gauge
Of six feet They had an argument upon
the subject, which resulted in triumph
for the American engineer, and the five foot
gauge was adopted.
We understand that the experiments
which have been made for the six foot gauge
in this country have all proved faiinres.--
The Ohio and Mississippi Railway, from
Cincinnati to st. Louis was made with SIX
foot gauge-but il has been a short time on
" since We saw thatit was proposed to take
up the rails, and lay them down at five feet.
The change, costly as it would be, it is sup
posed, would be justified by the superior al.
vantages of gauge Of five feet over one OF
six. .is regards our Railroads in Virginia,
it is u curious circumstance that all our
roads SouM Of James river are Of five feet
gauge, while those north are only four feet,
eight and II half inches. -Lynehtmy FT.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-10
ALEXANDRIA,:

MONDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 10. 1852
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-10

Total
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-19
BY E. B. Cook, Auct.
NEW AND LARGE STOCK OF ROOFS

STATIONERY &C., AT AUCTION by recent
aadultions am enabled to effer TO the citizens ~
~ the largest and most valuable Collection
2, Ssandsrd and Miscellaneous Books ever offered
n;shl cry, embracing the Works Of Irving, Scott
shskspesre. &C., &c. ' ''ion'
IN the above collection will be fonnd great W
noldays. gotten ny in the most expansive styies
t9setnep with splendid Family Bibles. Prayer and
Also. Gold bs S,a'' pasrIi,. de &C:
The attention of the pubiio Is respec fililv -
qnested The sale will be continued EVERY Syrxrvu.
oe q Il. b. COOK, Auot.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-19
JAS NJ TAYLOR L SON Aucs,rs 0ui Va
By Ro. 3. Lyme, Auot
MOUNT PLEASANT FARM AND ED.


MOUNT PLEASANT FARM AND ED.
MLNA MANUFACTURING MILL, IN CHARLES
CITY COUNTY, FOR SALE AT AUCTION. That
valuable Farm and Manufacturing Mil. situated az
deacribed above, about twenty mites below the city
OF Richmond, viii be sold at public auction on the
premises at IL o'clock, on THURSDAY, the 10Th of
Ssnaaty Io99 i that be fair day, if not the next
There is attached to the Farm and d i'll seven
hundred acres of land three hundred acres cleared
and produces we'll of the usual crops made in that
section. and lies we'll for cultivation the balance of
about 200 acres in original growth of cypress hick
DRY, OAK and maple, sufficient to employ steam
saw mill for several years.
The land will be divided TO suit purchasers. To
the dwelling there could be laid off 400 acres,
to make a beautiful and compact farm aud TO the
mill SOO acres. The mansion house contains five
rooms, with the usual out buildings such as Office
kitchen, servants' houses, barn, stable, carriage
house, ice house, &C. and spring of the best water
very convenient.
The mill is considered very valuabls, and is in the
most complete order and is capable of grinding
from 80 to 100 bushels Of meal and like quantity OF
wheat per day. The mill is on neyer-faiiipg
stream. The gTist from the mill will average $50
and It could be much increased by the purchase OF
wheSt and corn. There il at the mill post Office
and good store house. 1t is regarded as an excel
lent gtand for business.
as be deemed advantageous. The location is healthy
society good and convenient to several churches.
plat OF the land can be at nay office and fur.
Their information can be had upon application to
Gessrs Goadn Apperson. or to Messrs.S q d.
Ball, upon the premises.
TERMs-One third cash, the balance In one and
two years.. with interest from day of SALE and deed
to secure the deferred payments;
Office in basement Metropolitan Hall.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-19
CUFF BRACED pLOWs.-

CO-pARTNERSHIP.-We have associated
ourselves IN busnt 50, under the firm of GEO WATT
&c w, and VIII continue to make and sell George
watts Patent Flows, namely: Cuff Brace. with
breast Improvement and Hanover patterns of differ
ent sizes with both wrought and cast points, and
them.
We likewise make and sell hill side and subsoil
CO Weeders, tan invention or Geo Watts Road
scrapers. Corn Shelters, Corn Planters, (CalweiPs
make. Straw Cutters. Grain Cradles, &c. Nearly
~ OF the best MATERIAL and warranted to give sa-
tiAfaction or be returned
WesolicIt call from the agricultural community
assuring them that our best efforts will be- used
give them superior articles.
GEO WATT,
n HUGH A WATT
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-19

James y. 1aylar 9 son.
THkE1 DWELLINGS, AND 4 "a.
street, Church nm AT 81 s1 =. a as,s
sanaIy. conmsseiss = occctsh s Pc az q
@ .msaI:s.y sppss:s g JOIN. oh 81 SeFs.
snces The lots front % ret sseS ~ 1s ,
NJ NJ a4hsy: Tbs property Was Originally Owned se
IT yonn morrs. and 10 now in tho posse sson 81 ~
Also. three beautiful Building Loss fropt,,. :.
and run sar s hs ssrese fronting each % feet
III; es - desiring 70 secure pleasant residence
months for notes carrying interest ana I: s
~ rust deeds Tsxes and Insurance for 1859 10 Be
M m plat of the property win Be-
jsiS JAS 4 z fzziY1fE;oR SON. Auo.lou..n.
| TKUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
A. maj ESTATE, SLAVES. FURNITURE. &c.
trnss fro,U 80, surviving trustees In deed Of
mond Ssta sfoo shook. late Of the city Of Rich.
record IN the Clerks Office Of Richmond Husfins.
nav az VIII sa, ssil upon the premises on THUk
o'clock, n. the property described in saia DEF
CONSISTING, In part ~
| situated on the north side of Baker street near
| brooke Avenue. 1t has about Is rooms with an
M. neGs;sahy conSeennces together with large
taened 70 the house ~ acres of land. viii will be
sold in the gross. or divided into lots as desifed.
Id-A lot OF ground on north side of Leigh street
ming back the usual depth.
sd-A LOT on Cabell street. fronting liz feet, and
running back l43 feet to an alley 10 feet VIDE.
4sh-A lot fronting IS feet inches on Tyler near
Clay street running tack eos feet to an alley Four
lots on Leigh street. between Tyler street east and
an LEY west. 2l2 feet. and running back l46 feet
5th-A lot on Brooke7AveDue, fronting 60 feet,
and running back 100 feet. adjoining the property
6th-Two Brick Tenements on the north line OF
Baker street. at its intersection with the east line
tenants.
Also. vacant lot adjoining, fronting rs feet on
Brooke Avenue, n4Eunning back the usual depth,
thTfhree lots OF ground near the residence Of
MT Bowel fronting each 30 feet by $50 feet Deep
ALSO, the ilswing SLAVES:
Dolly, about s6 years old.
Emily. ab1ut IS years old and her three children.
viz: Jane II. Ned g. and Georgianna years old
The first named is a good Cook, and the latter a
good house servant.
ALSO the Personal Property, consisting in part
pricing every article used in large family. Also,
ageod Cow.
One horse Carriage, with harness; single horse
Carriage, with many other articles. too numerous
ADDITIONAL-Wil be added to the above SALE
a good Cook. Washer and Ironer,
IERAs-for the real estate, One-fourth cash; the
baiauce at 6, r2 and Is months for notes bearing
terest and secured by u trust deed--the taxes and
insnrances for 1859 to be raid by the purchasers.
EGr the personal property, cash will be REQUIRED.
Plats OF the property may be seen at the Office of
The sale of the personal property will commence
pupctnaily at 10 O'clock NJ. Thursday, the 10Th
instant
Sale of the real estate will commence at O'clock
NJ, on the same day, and continue from day to
sola wv '' A'' UNA JAMES Tao Ta sT!IHss.'
JAS NJ TAYLOR L Son. Auct,rs. I'D
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-19

SALE BY AUCTiON-At the London
and Virginia Mine. Buckingham county, 2s:h
OF January, 1859. -o'"
Steam Engine. Of 50 horse power. by Rham.
snd the necessary Machinery Of "a stamp Mill
ioI nshing and. washing gold ore. A6 inch Pump
WIN ~ feet pipe. Circular Saw MILL Cars, Bar
rows rows, Chains. Ropes, Drills. Iron, new and Old
SEastlnas; Carpenters Smiths and Miners Tools:
tort and Assay Implements. &c. Ortling's balance
weighing to i0G0th part OF grain Store Scales
ana any ,welghe; and all the material requisite for
me Estate and Mine for sale by private contrs C.
III any person has legal claim ag ainst the &c IA
Pany, they may receive payment by application 10
WIN SANDERS, Manager
January 9Th. 1859 10 oI-.rvot
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-19
THE BANKS.


BANK OF VIRGINIA,
RICHMOND, January 4th, 1869.
THE PRESIDENT and DIRECTORS
L of the Bank of Virginia, have this day declsr.
ed dividend OF FOUR per cent. cut of the profits of
the Bank for the last six months, subject to the de-
duc:ion of d per cent. bonus, which leaves 3N mr.
cent, or s2ss per shale. paysbe to the stockhol-
ders. sAM'L MARX
ia 5-2w Cashier.
nIViDEND.--The President and Di-
~ rectors of the Exchange Bank OF VIRGINIA
have declared asemiannual dividend of IA per cent
subject 10 deduction q per cent bonus. pay able on
18th inst. W SrROTHER,
la7-d2w Cashier.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-19
BY P. G. Larus, Auctioneer.
By Alexander Mott
by Henry W. Quarles, Auct.,
mo. $50 Main Strcet.)

a UCT1ON SALE OF A NICH AND
- ELEaAMT STOCK OF JEwELRY.-saIes 70
commence THIS EVENING. at o'ciock and ~
continue every evening during the week DURING
which time will sell the finest goods that are ads'
without reserve.
The assortment consists of every variety 10 be
iound IN rst class retail store: Elegant Lava and
Cameo Soods Fine Lockets; Cameo Revolving Pins
something new; Leaf Gsnpet sets, the latest STYLE
OUT and an endless variety of aentlemen's Good.
such as Pms, studs. CUT Buttons, Chains Pens
NJ Private sales during the day
every evening, at o'clock.
no22 HENRY W QuARLEs. Auct.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-19

sxEs-,alr..rsh z & d NC Z ID THkOUGd
II ~ TARIFF OF CHARGES ON THE
CANAL FROM RICHMONp TO LYNCHBURG.-
The subscriber thankful for the very liberal patro-
mage hitherto received. would iuform his friends
that his through charges on general Merchandise
such Hats, Caps, Shoes Boots Dry Goods, &c, are
oaly THIRTY CENTS per 700 lbs on Groceries.
Queensware, &c, only TWENTY-FIVE CENTS per
100 lbs., which includes all expenses from the
whsrves in Richmond TO the Landings or Depot in
Lynchburg.
Boats leave every other day, fun or not full, and
goods are sent forward without any detention.
Produce and Tonnage articles Forwarded ct low
rates A. s. LEE,
an 27-ts On the Dock.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-19

December ed, 1858. i,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-19
VTALUABLE TANNERY-I wish r. do.

vote my time exclusively to my profession. and
hence sesE@ TO dispose Of this property 1t lies in
miles of the James River and Kansw ha Canal Ever
since its establishment It has paid heavy profit on
the capital invested TO those wishing to enter q
safe and lucr alive business opportunity is now
afforded, AS / will dispose IF this proper ty on ac-
commodatng terms: From 50 to 20i acres Of lard
can be obtained with the Yard, il desired also a
frame house with three rooms An abundance of
bark and hides is furnished by the neigh borhood.
For terms apply to Dr. WIN II HENNING.
ia 7-di2tcw2t* PowHATAN H. VA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-19

BY Alexsnder Mott, 1uet.

Notts Auct.
CU1RsMsITuRE, DRY GOODS AND ono.
cornsr MAJ. W W e sold . auction, At nv store
EE ny ~ On THURSDAY morning. liz soeSe 9 70
order. snu second hand Furniture, IN gocd
l; pnY COOP s-Cloths. cass,msr-s c...,r...
.nd X,s musousiine.. Alpacas, Csiicues. Gjnsh.n
Ma Ma RSSomestics lsrsc let Resdy.Msde Cinth,ng
Can. ana Rn nna Drawers; Boots and ehces Hail.
rr SgycE nEs.2 bssrels Old Rye whisky. i, do
Molssse. snan ~ rS Malaga Wine. Sugar, Coles.
y rin aen assortment Glass and Earthenware.
ia 10 Alley rrwm
A UCTlON SALE UF STOCKS.
= will sell ct auction, at our ONCE. ON FRInav
ilfh February, at ~ o'clock, the following sfoei
belonging 20 the estate OF Mrs Ann Watkins' dccsd
~ ooo yirginis State Registered BONDS
100 shares FarmerE Bank Stock
100 hank of Wiz ginia do
20 Exchange Bank do
Also, shares James River Manufacturing Ca
Stock. belonging to an estate.
"a 19-eotds JNO A LANCASTER 4 SON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-19

OTEAM SAW MiLL-LUMBER SAW
~ ED TO ORDER.-The subscriber having the
entire control of one of the best STEAM C1RCU-
LAR saw MILLS In the State. located in Virgin
Pine Forest, near navigation. viii contract to fur
bile terms, Building ard Railroad Timber So wed all
sizes and dimensions and res pectfully socits or.
ders for this description of Lumber.
TRUMAN A PARK Err,
Wholesale and retail dealer in Lumber Mahogany
jas and Shingles OF every description.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-19
~ Richard Cauthorn.
ON MONDAY. N. Ia,

IN MONDAY. the l7th ;n...,. :. "a
O'clock. Ct ny store, viii sell q .,,s., ~
cd Evs A. c.nctes obls Common WhsSsT. sns
p p re 90; b6is Sherman do: bbi WIZ; ppn
snG TGa1sosC c sSs
JUS lars. Pitchers. Churns. SeaIsac consisting
SALES -AIso Platform ecaIe ne.y,x
seriscs weighing 1000 pounds. ana = nsy new and
ane ABOVE sale. unayoidabiy postponed win ,.r.
Sh;cb o nv MEDN sSDAY. 10Th inst st 10 O'clock ~
~. ~ Time there will be suadry Additions cons;st
ing IN part Of lot of Crockerx such AZ ius @
WHO bowls Mugs. Pitchers. ChNnbsrs. &c, &c. A1
,, fgxNtTuRE.-After the above. saw Al nall n...
a wGiUcA. viii sell several articles Of Pnrritnrs
TonMsslng In part Of mahogany hair coyd c;hsirs.
rh nGreau: Table; sCarpets; bedstesds. commnI
jal5 RCAu~uopv
ADDITIONAL. Aoos.
m large nne SOFA; dozen Cane asat Chsiy.. -.
he.e Iete Exte nsion Tables Liberty stsr Coz
ing stove, In complete ORDER with Ali its furnitu
! iarge Furnace; 4Bcdsteacs. &c.
JAY CAUTHORN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-19
By Thos. W. Keeeee.
(Ofice corner of 18th and Cary strcets.)
TRUST SALE OF HOUsE Ann Lo1

TRUST SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT.
= SLAVE. FURNITURE. 4c.-By virtue Of
FRUITS from N Carpenter and wife, to us, and
which are duly recorded in the office Of the Court
OF musings Tor the city of Richmond we will sell,
GA FRIDAY. the 2Sth of January 1889, the proper.
embraced a. in said Trusts, respectively. VIZ all
the city of Richmond, and on which said city has
erected an engine house) with its privileges aud
en- Marshall st eet, adjoining the lot conveyed to
Evan gand by Thos rutherford ard running
thence with the course of Marshall street $40 III
feet to Brooke Avenne; thence with the course OF
Brooke Avenue 71ao, about I67 feet to said Rag.
lands north eastern corner; thence $50. W about
us feet to the beginning-said lot being the same
on which said Carpenter row resides Also ali
TIE Household and Kitchen Furniture. ofevery sort
CT said Carpenter at his said residence. and A fe.
male slave named Polly. The entire raiss will take
place on the premises aforesaid, commencing at 10
TEaMS-CAsH.
The title to the property is believed to be good
ana lndspufable, but We will sell aud convey only
such title as is vested in us, respectively.
Bh 4 MiNo 4 GILES Trustees.
E1. sa,e conducted by THos W KEEsEE. Auct
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-19

room FOR RENT-.On I'd floor over
onr store. 30 feet long shelysd on one side, and
I'll nkntsd Kent moderate and possession given
'uiLhsQistsiy. Apply 70 PEhKINH Co,
e@ff No III Eagle Square.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-19
NEGRO HIRING

friends and the public for - ~ w Ai'
HIRING OUT NEGROES
for tne ensuing year. He pledges to use his
oest sxeruohs to promote the interest IF those who
may favor him with their business. and to nav sne.
ein ~ at,ehtfon 10 the negroes during sick ness
satisfaction =" De "pie W give
once at the old stand of Dabney 4 Cauthorn cor.
Hotel. EDyV t tpn ~ she St Cnaries
de 22-dlmcwlt Az DnoSn1.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-19
BY Goddin Il Apperson, Aucts.

OALEOF REAL ESTATE, CORNER OF
~ BROAD STREET AND BROOKE AVENUE.
AT AUCTI0N.-WilI be sold on SATURDAY
Afternoon. the ed January. 1889, upon the prem
on the corner of Broad street and Brooke Avenue.
embracing all tho Land bounded by Broad street
Brooke Avenue ard Adams street. 1t will be divid-
ed into two tenements, or sold together, as may be
eferreA The location Is excellent for any retail
business.
TERMS at sale. G0DDIN d APPER6ON,
ia 10 Ancfa