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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-17
JANUARY, 1893!
THOs II PRICE L co

J 9
With full stock full force aud unabated energies,
aTe making ready for she coming season. and with
vieN OF cutting down stock, and making sCue
improvements in their ware-roOms also TO give
themselves cl66iy for the spring campaign,
they Will Ircil this time offer everything at large
discount upon regular market rates, until the open
ing OF the aeusUl
Never has rare Al opportunity been presented
to the great buying pubic OF laying in their sup
plies for either winter sumuier. their assert
meat II large, FRESH and we'll assorted.
F0T the ir.t tine in their business history. il.
some departments, they VII commence THEIR OWN
EXPLORATIONS the ensuing soring and parties may
rely, from aTr8us emsuts made that every article
selected the other SIDE % tda DDEd viii be- in fabric
and quality unsurpassed and ia yle aud eiexsECe
equal to anything brought to the couutry. Every
departments abUpt their establishment will be
placed In the hands Of JQiici2us AID experienced
hands, So that their customers shall nave every
facility AID advantage Shich the eN Def5encs and
observation Of years ha5 given them. Ia It's
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FRESH GARDEN SEED.-Haying re-
l. ceived my supply Of GARDEN SEED, for the
present season, would most respectfully call the
attention Of my friends and customers 10 my lar gs
and varied stock, which will compare favorable
with any In the city, both ss regards price and
quality. am enabled by favorable purchases TO
sell maay varietie, Of Seed much lower than they
have ever been cold In this city
Please give me o call before purchasing.
JOHN W POLLARD,
Apothecary aud Druggist.
fe 10 18th street. between Or ace and Broad.
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M:aHCE aLANHOU

4 LE.-Philadelphia Cream Ale %
bois and IS half bbls PHILADELPHIA Cream Ale
just received in fine order, and for sals low. bv
70 DUDLEY Co
D ha,x
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COMMIssIONERs sALEOF HOUSE

~ AND LOT ON THE CORNER OF l (oR MAR
sH5LL) AND CARTER STREETS. HENRfCO co /,
FOX SALE AT AUCTION As Commissioner ap-
pointed by decree ol the Circuit Court of the city
in the case 'Howle against Howle. 6c.n shaI, pro
ceed to sell, on the premises, on SATURDAY, the
5th day of March, 1852 at O'clock NJ, the Real
the north side of Marsh sll street. and runs back on
Carter street about les feet. and has brick Tene
Inent thereon somewhat ont Of repair. and former
IT, occupied by the late Wesley Stockdell
3ERMs: One-third cash. balance st IL and Is mos
Ior bond bearing interest and title aimed by the
Court JOHN u WfiiIAMS Tou1,r
Sale By GoDpIN APPERsoN, Aucts.
te 5-,aW.w&fdid
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By Alexander Mott.

MIGHT BALES. Il will offer for sale ct
= auction TONIGHT, and continue every nighs
through the winter. a large and Complete seseet-
ment Jewefyr, Ready made Clothing, Nett Shirts
de2s ALEX MOTT. Auct.
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BY Chas. T. Workman l. 90.
CARGO NEW ORLEANS SUGAR

CARGO NEW ORLEANS SUGAR AND
~ M0LASsES AT AUCTION. - On FRI
DAY, Feb 18th at our warehouse on the DICK, com.
DenciDg at II O'Clock, we will sell the cargo per
schr southerner, from Attakapas. La. consisting Of
2S9 bids really prime and choice y 0 sUGARs
$50 bbls really prime o MOLASSES
TERMS OF sALE.-For sums under $780, cash; over
$40, months credit for sppro we'd negotiable paper
fe l0-tds CHAS T WORKMAN co, Aucts.
ALSO,
win be added. the cargo of schr Sarah Bright"
consisting Of
2iS hhds prime to choics N. % SUGAR
3fiS bb!s primo N U l0hksSEs
70 10 OF w & co, Aucts.
TRUSTEES SALE OF SLAVES
L BY virtue of deed of trust from Barritter II
Cox. dated February the l0ta. i54 recorded in the
Clerks Office Of said Court and OF an order of said
Court We shall. as Trustees, with the oonsent of
said Cox, sell. for cash, on SATURDAY next, the
l9th day OF February, 1899 at tho auction house
Of Hector Davis, Esq the TWO SLAVES, Wash
iDgton and Charles. conveyed in said deed. one
of the Negroes is about Is, and the other about
40 years Of age, and both good field hands.
JAMES ELLETT, r.
fe l5-tds JOHN WILtIaMS.J A'u''ees'
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CEED-SEED-Tobacco. Clover, Tim
~ otky. Herdsgrass. Orchard Grass and Garden
seeds-just received and for sale by
II STARKE
fe5 No 50 Main st.
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AUCTION SALES.
BY Goddin & Aprersor' 1r..,-.
FFMDzT'-

THREE BgTCK TENEMEETs Ann
= SEVERAL VACANT LOTS On fhs ...s.-.
snf q stn sfrs-t near to Haxslfs Mi Cana. ToE
~, y III be sold, on THURSDAY. the i'm rsbyuarv
" " r 81 sns premises, commencing ut o'ccct y
THREE BRICK TB.EHESTs. boat AZ
miyssi, Also. 10, feet OF VACANT GROUND. Al.
lares y, nhaapted for Tobacco Factory, or other
;,ksns: cash. b.Iance At 4 and a M. snr 49,.
The f.Ys interest added, secured by tra { deed
fe Ia os 'or isss 70 be paid BY the rurcharrr
ga. SoDDiN APPERsbN kucx,rs
Framed er the foregoing sale. viii be ,1sd faor
estats sd;a;eents nearly opposite he above real
al lsir rates on The Gums they viii f s,s
of sale. G5;, MI made known at hour
fs m uoDpiN APpEESUN.
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TRU6SES, TRUSSES, in great variety,
l. some especially adapted to servants. For saIe
by fetal A. B0DEKER.
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BOARDING,

R0ARDlNG.-To those who are look.
- lug ont for pleasant loo .tion where they will
en1oy the eool refreshing air during the summer
months, the undersigned would say thst shp has
LIMA HOUSE, GU Grace street. not more than
nity yards from the Capitol Square. Also n ANN
Der oil Young men. as day boarders, will find this
toe most desirable location in the city.
fe 4-lm Mps r. Krrty
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GEORGE W. MuNFoRD,
iall-swtd secretary of the Commonwealth.

MR.. JOHN w. CHILES-SIR: AS you
IsA are not resident of the State of Virginia. you
are hereby notified that on tho 18th day of Febrna
ry 1859, between the hours of 9 O'Clock, A NJ and
6o'clock IL, at the Office of c Branharr, In the
city of San Francisco. in the State of California,
shall proceed TO take tue dispositions of John h
Saunders end benry Hyde; and on the i0ih day
of March, 1889, between the same hours, at the Of
flee of John Reid. ia Yreka city, siskizon county
ia the said state OF shall proceed take
the de position Of w d Fair.
All of said dispositions to lie used a. evidence in
my behalf. in two suits in chancery, now pending
in the Circuit Court OF Louisa county, Virginia. In
one of which suits l am plaintiff, and you and eth
ers are defendants and in the other of which suts
John w Turner is plaintiff, and you. myself and
others are defendants. II. from any cause the tax
ing of said dispositions should not be commenced
or IT, being commenced. i shond not be com pleted
on the Day respectively above mentioned, the TAX
ing OF the same win be continued from day TO day
Sundays excepted at the same places respectively
ed but not SO that the taking OF those irst above
mentioned, shall at all interfere with the taking o.
those secondly above mentioned, or In any way de-
prive you Of the opportunity to attend the taxing
o! them ALL
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DY TIE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.

- PKOCLAMATION.-In having been
resolved by the Executive, that JAMES BRAD
LEY, WILLIAM NELSON, and JAMES W LOCK.
HART, (three OF the free negro corvicts who were
employed On the North River improvement. in the
county of kockbrdge0 made their escape on the
night Of the I'd instant and aow going at large;
DRED AND FIFTY DOLLARS. in addition TO the
same amount offered by the James River and IA
nawha Company, to any person who shall arrest
the SAID three convicts Fifty Dollars for either Of
them they, either of tbs H. to be delivered iuto
the Jail Of said county Of K0ckbridge at the Pc.
nitentaTy; and do moreover require all officers of
this Commonwealth, civil and military, and request
the people generally TO use their bast exerti1ns to
procure the arrest of the said convicts that they
may be brought to justice.
/->, Given under my hand as Governor and IN
der the Less Seal of the Commonwealth,
LIS ( at Richmond, this 9th day of Feb. 1859.
\--J HENRY A. WISE.
By the Governor
GEORGE W. MUNFoRp,
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~g.> FOR SALE AT AUCTION

EEls-The splendid steamers "GLEN
COVE aud CURTIS PECK."-As personal repre-.
sentative OF the late Cspt John Davis, shalt on
TUESDAY the LIST day of March, 1859, expose TO
sale al his interest 10 the above steamers con, ist
Curtis Peck" ~
sale to take place from the Wharf, at Rockets
commencing at IL o'clock, NJ.
MARY A DAVIS, Adm'x
of John Davis. deceased.
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By Jas. NJ. Taylor & Son.

DESIRABLE hEolDENCE, AND VA
- CANT LOTS ADJOINING ON MARSHALL
AND GlLMER STREETS, AT AUoTION-Wili
De sold. upon the premises. on THURSDAY. the
stsh Cay OF February, commencing at O'Clock,
NJ, the very desirable residence now in the occIl-
pancy OF Courtney. Eco. (who intends discon-
tIhulng heusekeeping0 Situated at the northwest
corner OF Marshall and Gmer streets Shock ce
mn, just Geyend the corporation limits It has ten
rooms, large ana convenient, kitchen, q we'll of
good water, stable, and other conveniences about
the premises "'oa'
Tie whole property fronts on Mar hall street ITO
ieet and runs back les feet About As feet will ha
two lots of 80 feet each. INV
previous 10 the sale Of the house. (say commepc.
lng at ociock) will be sold the entire Furriture
OF Mr. courtney, consisting Of the usual variety
Also young and well broke Horse six wears did
hocEaway and Gear. and Saddle and Bride
, IERMs-For the real estate, one-fourth cash: the
balance ats, IL and Is months for pegotiahls nnfes
WIN interest added, and secured by trust decd
taxes ana insurance for 1889 be pal by the mr.
chasers For the personal property sums of $40 and
nnder. Ca b; ever that amount GO days credit with
interest. JAS Nj TAYIoR . q. * ~"
fe Il
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nRI GOODS -AstOEishing low-No :
" NTH straaf IOsEpH STKAISE

~ Main street JOSEPH STKAUSE.
Cheap Goods, from tuc'ion-Blue, Green aad
Brown Bernqe, for Wells, Mt 20 cents, selling az
o,ter places 81 20 cents; Ladies BELTS at cents
Brown Linen, at llis, sc. worth double the money,
-uItabir t0r Beg' and Hen's wear English Meri-
aYs. at Is. Sc scotch Plats, 22ia ctg Black Silks
20 Cts, teT bore Linen ard cheap NarseiIo>. Boz
SONS, l4t5. ~ Is ct, astonishing cheap CHECK aud
Ga Ibric Nuslin lu a. and upwards; plain and fig
uvsi De Lsiars }21s cts ami hiGhe French Ne
riDo and N0ored Siks, n hall their value; excel
lei quaitC KID Gloves, 3ta cts; black. white aud
mixed Hos, 10 cts pair: 5wiss and Cambria Col
lnTs, the chcape.t ia the city; servant and Bed
Blankets % rer cent less ihan cost; browG AID
kleaohed Cotton, at all prices. &c. If you want
cheap Goods Of any kind, remember No q Main
street f. IA JOSEPH SFRaUSE
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TRUsTEE's SALE on TWO BUILn.

1 AsO'JA liz y 'J-fI'L OT 1 VV DOILD-
l. ING LOra, On IlTH STREET, FRENCH
deed of trust, executed by Matthew NJ harris bear
ing cate the Sd day OF August. 1888, and duly re-
Court, shall, i'll execution of said trust being so
required By the beneficiary in said Decd proceed to
sell at public suction, upsn the premises on MON
DAY, the 2Ist day of February, commencing at 4
O'Clock. NJ. two Building Lots. at the northwest
corneIi OF Leigh and ilEh streets, French Garden
Hill, fronting on nth street &c feet. and running
back lie feet TO an alley Il feet wide.
TERMS st sale.
JAMES VI TAYLOR, Trustee.
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INFIRMARY o. rEE MEuICAL COI

FNFIRMARY OF TIE MEDICAL COL
L LEGE.--This Infrmary is situated at the corner
OF Marshall and College streets, in an elevated ard
heathfui position, convenient to the railroad de-
pots. hotels and other cent Of business is fur
nlshed with every arrangement requisite for the
successful treatment of diseases and injuries, and
for the comfort of the sick. AL persons requiring
Medical or Surg cal aid except theinsana and those
laboring under contagious diseases, admitted
into the institution. Lying IN women also re.
caived ard carefully attended to.
Private rooms furnished when desired.
The patients are under the charge of the Profess
of the College who visit the wards daily. The
charges for Board, Medical Attendance. Nursing
end Medicine are for Per week.
W hte Patients.
Ooiofeo
in addition to the above rates, in cases requiring
i&7gtcal OPERATION by agreement with the pro-
prietors OF the Bellevue Horpitel q small fee is
charged for the operation VARYING from 50 10 $50,
according to its Importance The particular fee in
any case may be ascertained by application either
of the Attending Surgeons or the Resident phySi-
cau.
All charges payable on the removal CT the pa
tent.
Attending surgeons-Profs. GIBSON, PETICO-
LAS and WELLFORD.
Attending ehysicians-Profs. TUCKER. CONWAY
and McCAW
Resident Physician-JUNIUs NICHE, MD.
Steward-F Nj PARRISH.
Presidential S JUYNES, NJ D.
Persons in the country, desiring to send patients
to the Infrmary, may address either The President
or the Rf si1ent Phy sician. Ja sly
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DY THE GuYERNOR OF VIRGINS

U1 The GUVEKWUR OF VIkUINIA.
DsA PROCLAMA tION.-Whereas q vacancy has
occurred in the judiciary OF this Commonwealth
by the death of Green Samues, one of the Judges
of the Supreme CoBrt of Appeals, who was elected
q Judge of the third Judicial Section. composed OF
the counties of Culpepper 20 addison. Greene Orange.
Aibemarie, Lcuisa, FIuTanpa. Goechlsnd, Nelson.
Amherst Rock bridge, Augusta. Bath, Pendleton,
Highland, Rockingham, Page Shenandoah, War
rem, Hardy Clarke, Frederick Hampshire. Nor
gan, Berkeley, and Jefferson therefore, in coutor-
nifty to law the shoriff of each of sara counties il
hereby required to cause an election to be held
therein On Thursday. the 18th day OF April next,
at the places prescribed by isw for Judge of the
aforesaid.
Given under my hand as Governor, and under
- the seal Of the Commonwealth. at Rich
{, mond. this seventh day of January, 1853,
10 and in the SD year of the Commonwealth.
~ HENRY A WISE.
By the Governor.
GEORGE W. MUHFoRp
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BY |. Il g i. Dayenna1f

GKOCERlEs, &C !. AT AUCTIoN.--on
~ NJ THURSDAY, l7sh inst, will sfLI Ar Arc
CsRIEc. viz: Java Coifes, Lseusyrs Uoffsa ~ a.
york Extra and ke-boile Syrup. Rice. CArdres
soap, Refined Sugars, Guupowder feas old MA
Fanners OIL 600 Sides got and dame ged lxssbsr.
Terms: Under 500 cash, 500 and over 4 mouths
credit for approved paper.
fel2 I&aR Davenport. Auces.
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by Henry W. Qusrles, Auet.,
(No. $50 Main Strset.)

al UCIION bALE UF a hICH AND
~ ELEGANT STOCK OF JEWELRY.-sa,ss to
continue every evening during the week; during
which time will sell the finest goods thar are made
without reserve.
The assortment consists Of every variety to be
found In first class retail store Elegant Lava and
Cameo Goods; Fine Iockets; Cameo Revolving Pins
something new; Leaf Garnet sets, the latest styl
out; and an endless variety of Gentlemen's Goods
such as PtRs, studs, Cuff Buttons. Chains, Pens
&C, &c.
m. Private sales during the day.
For bargains at auction, call at No. $50 Main sc.
every evening, at O'Clock.
no ~ HENRY w CHARLES Ancf
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Goal.


NOTICE.-By the order of the Council
L of the City of Richmond. made on the 18th of
January, 1859 poll viii be taken on the 18th cay
OF February, 1882 to take the sense of the freeioi-
ders, whether the Council. on nehalf Of the city.
shalt subscribe to the stock of the Roanoke Valley
Railroad Company, the SUM OF Sl00.u00; one half
thereof to be subscribed so soon an equal SUM
shall have been snhscribed by responsible persons
net residents Of Richmond ana the remainder there.
of to be subscribed. when like sum has been in
Ike manner subscribed beyond the limits of the
city.
Commissioners and Conductors appointed to take
the vote viz
IN JEFFERSON WARD - Luther Libby Joseph
Brummeli, James Winston, Smith, and Alex
Craig, TO be Commissioners and Reuben L Seal I'd
Day Officer, to be Conductor.
Is MADISON WARD e shepperson, VIM W Crumpa
Geo W Randolph. Geo Gillian. and Francis j
Smith, to be Commissioners; and G Johnson Ist
Day Ufficer, to be Conductor.
IN iioN2oE WARD -SaIn'l I BayIy, Thos Rarham.
Thos B0udar, San'i J Rutherford and w W Tin.
berlake, t. be Commissioners; and Nj Morris, 4th
Day officer. TO be Conductor
Tes;e, Ta0S LAWSON.
Jalg-lm Clerk Council.
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QICHMOND AGRICULTuRAL MANI

.lo 50 HtthA W SbhRbEO. auCt
pICHMOND AGRICULTURAL MAN
~ UFACTORY.-Ths subscribers having EUR.
cupied by Baldwin, Cardwell a Go, VIII continue
the business heretofore conducted by the la;e firm,
onaSt JUN 'Ss hSm w. saa U ssys q & CO.,
And will keep constantly on hand, or will mann
81 GFGeE mi sissTtRnt Of
Consisting in part Of
Cardwelps Horse POwerS, double and single
Carlwelrs Wheat Threshsrs. with self olling
CroskiiPs olod Crusher
Corn Shelters, OF seven different makes-slo
Rich's Patent Iron Bsam plows, all sizes
Smiths Straw Cutter
Hay Presses and Rakes
Dewey Sprng-Toogh Cleaner
Wheat Fans, Harrows, &c, &C
They have Also made arrangements with the
Patentees and Manufacturers TO receive for sale on
commission, and to manufacture on their ogn ne.
count, the following superior and Celebrated mi.
pLEMENTS. to which they would earnestly call
Geiser's train Separator, Cleaner and Bagger, on
wheels -
Mannys Celebrated Reaper and Mower
Cah0on's Patent Broad.Cas Seed sower. for grain
and gress-price $40
Aso. sayre's Patent Horse Hoe and plow- hiped.
Having machinery of the mott i'm proved and
modern construction. experienced workmen. and
increased facilities for the business in which they
are engaged. they will produce implements of q
quaEty unsurpassed By any establishment 10 this
country; and will sell them for CASH or to prompt
Customers, as low as they be purchased 10 this
OF any other market. OF equal quality.
they, with conf ience, refer the numere- nat
rons Of Mr. CArdwell. who is an experienced and
practical mechanic. for the reputation of the ma.
chimes heretofore uanufactuFei By him.
An examination of our stock. BIZ the farmers of
cited. WI
nn-0rders for MACHINES. IMPLEMENTS and
REPhlRING, promptly attendea 10.
JOHN W CARDWELL
re Him HORACE L. KENT
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INV TORY CLOSED !-GUUD3
L MARKED uVN-EXTRAORDINARY RE-
uLCff}H IN PRICES
tsae Calico Robes. Il yards each, 81 Is
Plaid fUp!iCs. 10 cent? Per yard
1,utb SAirt BOsoais cents esch
lai.Es lot Of White Bsi.liauts, cents per yard
fsepeh Ielino Robe aQuilie Dresses, only s. IS
each
"a B.sctS Slate Mix'd and White Cotton Hose
only 10 cents pei pair
i.-zch Railroad Corsets. 81 % per pair
Grey aLd White French CuTsctS, : per pair
Gautiehaus superior Memo Drawers. only 60
coats pr pair
bound 81 ger pair
French aad rug 'lsh Colotei MerHoes, all Co
i5rz. tgoI3 Is "a 5 per ysrG
Extension ito p skirts. hoops, - cents
10 90 do II hoMns. 81 L eacl.
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NOTICE To ALL TIE WINGS OF
~ THE CONVENTION, that N WALKER co
selling out the balance OF their winter stock of
Clothing at reduced prices, for cash.
Cass. business Coats of all kinds and prices
Overcoats from 90 TO 50 co
Black Cloth Dress ard Prock Coats from IL 90
to % 90
Fancy and Black Cashmere Pants
Velvet. Cashmere and Merino Vests
Boys Clothing fall kinds, at
WALKER Il cos
N3, corner Main and 18th streets
fe IL Richmond. Va.
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AUCTION sAIsDa.
N5TFKT61H-
By Goddin q Apperson, Aucts.
TRRUsTFE's sAIEoF a. Acppa

TRRUSTEE'S SALE OF 81 ACREs ~
i very valuable FARMING LAND. In Her,.ca
county. niles west Of Biz hnond. near % ar l..
tween the Westhsm Plank load and the Canal
Pick nson, dated 2lst Jaruary, 1856. duly re-.
corded in Henrico County Court shsli pro- esd 10
SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION. on the premises.
IN FRIDAY. the 9TH day ef March. 1859 at4 O'clock
Land above described. adioiang the lands " Mr.
Tahb. u, and others. The soil Is equai 10 any
In the vicinity u Richmond.
TEAMS; Enongh in cash to defray exrenee. Of
sale and 10 discharge note OF 1851 Is with inter-
est frem January last; on credit rs TO 1921 os
un.n l2sn June, 1889; on credit rs TO 3247.f until
18th Dtesmber 1885, AMI as to he surplus. TN such
terms ~ shall be announced at the hour Of saie.
The whole purchase money 10 bear interest from the
day OF SALE The title 10 believed to be perfect bat
the Trustee viii convey With the usual special
ser. elz George WHITFIELD I'll 4. II TI pSss"
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALU-
~ ABLE LOT. with BRICK TENEMENT there
o. on the NORTH side OF Broad. bet.een 9Th and It'll
rs Commissioner. appointed bya decree of the
C,rs chi Court Of the CITY Of RehI,ond pronounced
Mnss 1dmr. 9c, shall proceed to shIH 1' at
PUBLIC AUCTION. ON the premises. ON MON d AZ,
the 2ist dsy CT February, loj9. at O'clock, n, ii
fair If not the next fair day the LOT OF GROUND.
city Ct Richmond, on the north side Of Broad, be-
tween 9Th and It'll streets, conveyed By Pamela
Hobsou to the late firm of SPOTS Milling, 'front.'
Alley. The location of this property is among the
best in that part of the city for business stand
though it has heretofore been used as dwelling.
Terms: cash. balance at 8. ~ and Is months.
tanned till all the purchase money is paid. and =
conveyance ordered by the Court The taxes and
insurance for this to be paid by the pur
fp lid
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ERESH ARRIVAL OF NEW GOODS


kHkESh ARRIVAL OF NEW GOODS
a. Il. PARtA Ga& 6; co.
Hsve Just received their SECOND SUPPLY Of
FAIL AND WINTER DRY GOODS
making their assortment one Of the most complete
and attractive they have ever offered, and at such
pTt:ss as Eiil insure sales.
Eplendd Black and Cord slk Robes alec
Rich Bayadore a'Lez and Plain Silks
Black Gro de Rhine. polt do eoio and Taleta
silks
RIB Pisid and Fig'd Valencias
BiA K BombaAinea, Alpacas, Challies and Nonse-
Rich lace muain and Cambria Sets
Muslin, CETabric, FeiEet and Mourning Collars
illusion Gepes and berth&s
CloakS, Nantes and ShG@is n great variety
Cloths, C8ssimeTes 8Dd Festings
Plantation auc koUseEeepin foods
81 and 81 Pulled Cloths Sleeps grey ea.inetts
Buckiand Ful!ed Cloths; kerseys ard plads
Plaid Iinseys; Ftsnnels
Bed and Negro Blankets
DaWask Table Cloths; Napkins; Doylies
MerinG, Lambs Wool, Silk and Shaker Shirts
Alexander's aid, Buckskin, Silk and Plush
LINED Gloves and GauntietS
Cotton and Wool Hosiery OF every description
Carpets; Rugs DrugRets, &C. oc 20
ERESH DAY GOUDS.-By various ar
l. rivals we are receiving:
Back French Cloths and Doeskns
Fancy cdssmeres aud CoatingB
Italian Cloths. White Narcotics
English and American Prints
Glasgow and Eariston Gingaams
MOhdir De Reges, Eiack Aipaccas
Iriah Linens, Birds. Eye Diapers
White Brilliants, Ipdia unity
Linen Dncks, Blouse Linens
Linen Cambria Hdkfs SILK do
Black Tgffeta CrAyats, Napoleon Ties
Ladies X id oioyes, Sewing silks
GIace's spool Cotton. Extension Skirts, &c.
Which We offer to the trads at very low prices
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