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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-02-04

were on board:
DR. l. Tron7. Misses Troup, Daricn, Ga;
N~orthrup. Pioneer Mills. y c: Thomas " Field,
X j Gregory, Goldshoro', y Z: J Lureh, boy Will
mington, y {; II Fitzgerald, Norfolk; A Graig.
Baltimore. Md: John APoydcn, Sali.bu.y; ; {: DR.
Williamsburg, ra: r Grant, t SN, Portsmouth,
Va: r Matthews. Boston, Mass; John A Green, Bal
:imorc; Win De,,by. Jr. and sister. Norfolk, Va; Pc
ter Adams, Greensboro, y {; Mathew W Alywin;
Port.,nou,f. Va: d A Wicker. Raleigh. y c; h
Mary Thompson. Norfolk, Va: Vim b Parks. Balti-
more, Sd; Mary 4 Bryan, Wilmington, NC; Rev DR.
Curti., Chester. Sc.
The passenger. held a meeting on board the steam
er Locust Point. and passed resolutions co%mplimen'
tary IN the efficiency Of the officers Of the North Ca
rolina in the peril jss, passed through, and symps-
,ai-ing with the family Of Rev. Or. Curtis.
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GEO. ". ATKINSON,

~ Warehouse. Richmond, Va. It'll continues 10 -
commission Tobacco. Wheat, Flour. Corn. &c. and
most respectfully solicit con,ignmcn's from his ola !.
and the public generally, with the renewed a-.uraur-'
part that every effort ~iil he made 10 promote 'h'
interest. Jan IL.
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By James NJ. Taylor & Son.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE

1 'nUClEE CAL1 OF VALUABLE
L RIAL ESTATE, SLAVES FURNITURE DC.
At AUTION AS surviving truste 10 q deed Of
trust from Jacob Shook, late of the city of Rich.
mend: dated the 3ist day of October, 1857 and OF
Court. L will sell upon the premises on THUNS-
DAY, the goth day of January, commencing at 10
O'Clock. NJ the property described in said deed.
Ist-The Dwelling House of the late Jacob Shook
situated on the north side of Baker street, near
Brooke Avenue. 1t has about IS rooms. with all
the necessary conveieunces, together with q large
Brick Kitchen, Brick Stable, &c. There are At
sd into desired
2d-A 10, OF ground on north side Of Leigh street,
between Clay and Tyler. fronting EOS feet. and
3d-A lot on Cabell street. fronting liz feet, and
running back '45 feet TO an alley 10 feet vide.
Claw street running .sck as ieet To- an .ey Fenr
lots Leigh atreet, between Tyler street and
an lley west. 2l2 feet. and running back lag fret
5th-A lot on BrookeaAvenue, fronting 60 feet,
and running back 1870 feet adjoining the property
OF James UBrien, decd
6th-Two Brick Tenements on the north line of
Baker street. at its intersection with the east line
of Brooke Avenue, renting at fair rents to good
tenants.
Brooke Avenue. and running back the usual depth.
7rh-Three lots of ground near the residence Of
Mr. Bowel, fronting each 30 feet by $50 tdeep
ALSO, the foil wing SLAVES:
Emily alb sut IS years old, and her three children
The first named il q good cook, and the latter
cool house servant.
ALSO the Personal PropeJt y, consisting In part
OF all the Household aud Hi chen Furniture COM
prising every article used in large family. Also,
agcod Cow.
One horse Carriage with harness; single horse
Carriage, with many other articles, too numerous
to mention.
TERMs-For the real estate, one-fourth cash; the
balance at re- and Is months for notes bearing
terest and secured by u trust deed-the taxes and
assurances for 1859 to b. Paid by the purchasers.
For the personal property cash will be tguired
Plats of the property may be seen at the Office OF
the auctions ers.
The sale OF the personal property will commence
punctusily at 10 o'clock NJ, on Thursday. the 10th
instant
sale of ths real estate will comwence at o'clock
NJ, on the same day, and continue from day to
day Cat the same hour) until the whole property Is
sold JAMES n TAYLOk,
Surviving Trustee.
lac ia on aoy
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By Alexander Mott, Auct'r.
ARGE SALE OF CLOTHING. DRY

] ARGE SALE OF CLOTHING, DRY
- GOODS. SHOES. &c Will be sold at auction.
at my store. on TU EsDAY, January nth, CON men
cling at I0iz o'clock, . large invoice of Dry Goods
Clcthing and Fancy Articles. consisting In part Of
English and American Prints; Brown and bleached
Cotton; Manchester Girghams; Cotton and Wooden
Hosiery; large lot Isle, Silk and Berlin Gloves
suspenders, Spool Cotton and Linen Thread
ALSO,
large lot of Ready Made Clotbing-Frock and
Dress Coats super black Cashmere Pants Sattinet
Tweed and Cashmere Pants; Silk Satin and Velvet
Vests; Meripo shirts and Drawers, and sundry Fan.
cy sri icles.
day 8 credit, for approved endorsed notes.
las ALEX MOTT Auct'r
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By E. B. Cook, Aact.
TRUsTEEs, SALE REAL FsrAr

I'RUSTEES' SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
-, FURNITURE. GROCERIES, &c - valuabIe
horse. Bueg and Harness, and other property on
Brooke Plank Road. in Henrico county-By yirtue
OF Deed OF Trust from Frank Dicknan and wife TO
H. X. Howison. Trustee. dated the 18th day of Nav
1853, and of several deeds of trust from the said
Dickman and wife and Frank DickIuan to Samuel
I BaFly Trustee. all duly recorded in the County
Court OF He nrico the undersigned will proceed to
SELL on the premises, 1T the residence OF the said
Dckman. in Henrico county, on the Brooke Plank
Road, a few miles from the city of Richmond, the
property respectively conveyed in the said deeds
and for the purposes of each OF said deeds respec.
lively; Consisting Of Tract of Land containing
- acres, more or less. with buildings. store and
improvements thereon, adjoining the lands Of
Jno. B. Young. John Kersey and John Stewart !;
also all the Household and Kitchen Furniture OF
said Dickrlan. Fixtures and Stors Apparatus stock
of Groceries Bar Fixtures. &c. in the store also
very fine Horse. handsome new Top Buggy and
HHarress, new Wagon. Cart and Hsrness, fine
Cow, number of Hogs lot Of Corn. and other per-
sorai property The sale will take place on FRI.
DAY The 18th day of January, 1882 beginning at
ii O'Clock, A NJ, If fair, if not, the ne &c fair day
TERMS As to the Real Estate, one fourth cash,
balance at T. 8 and IL months with interest, the
purchaser giving notes nr bonds, adequately Sc.
cured. AS to the personal estate. cash.
Sale conducted By & b. Coov Auctieneer
ja4-tds sAs f. hT Z BA 2HY Trustees.
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AUC11on oAI.na
1l1d1fp7frT1H-
mon O0FET46I.Ei;si . SSrSs-:

HIGH CONeTAbkE0 SALE. nv ~.
"A tue o. N order Of the Richmond H..,s..
court. msde - the attach nent cose 81 fncSss
JOINS CO, " Thomas McDonoueh, aud % ~ ~
rectet shall proceed % seil IN foot o. he 5sssS
Constable's oliios. on FRIDAY, the IN dsy q -.
nary. 1853. commencing at 10 o'clock. a ~ M.
- of Groceries, cousisslpg Of Is bbls Whiekeg:l
Ren obls whiskey; bbis Apple Brandy; * bbls
9th; ~ bols Rum; 4 b5ls ami half ripc lima
Brandy; lk bbls Sweet Wine; bbla HcrYipre: ~
eois ayrnp 8 bbls Bacon; 81 bbIs Vinegar; lot CD
Ii.h q " ster Buckets; be Grain end 0round Pep
PEI pair Scales and Weishts; half sack Aslt; 3
SEX Conse obls Flour; dcz Brooms; Ivt Buttss:
naiI oD! Cofee; half Dbl Lard: half bbt Markerel:
nsif Dol Coffee Sugar; dos washboardss . boxes
C.osnes Pine; boxes Ground Coffee; boxes Tailow
v Csse half hbl Crushed sugar; bhl Brown su
n.r. soxss Aaam.nttns Candies; 10 rssms wrap
png raper; bundles lotion Lines; lot Snoes; 8
snoe brushes; - boxes MAtchee; half Dbl Rice: ~
Sn e Tes; bags Bnckwheat Flour; boxes eoec;
: w nisck Tea; DecAnters; lot Chewing and
moilng Tobacco; cake Cheese; lot Spice; peck.
sss Mrstard; dcz Glass Jars; Is doz boxes Rlack.
~ ~ - I'm sale; Show Case; Desk and Cheese
de al ppu~y nm
80 -Ine above sale VII be msde ON credit
On eaW tOxcfn dAy Of tebruArv 1859. And ths $40
81 ine Istn DAT Of March, 1855 and m aa =. the
P,sTFONEMENT.- Owing TO tina inci.,,.,t
weather, on Friday last the above sale ~ heer
pos, poned TO TUESDAY next, the nth instsnt ~
AZ" eIoc ,6 a N. BUTLER.
n n n n
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By Ro. B. Lyme, Auct
NEOUNT PLEASANT FARM AND BID.

NINA MANUFACTURING MILL, IN CHARLES
CITY COUNTY, FOR SALE AT AUCTlON.-Tnst
valuable Farm and Manufacturing Mill; sisusted as
described above about twenty miles below the city
81 at Ia O'CLOCK on IA The so.h O
january 1889 II that be fair day. NOT. the next
Tier. is attached to the Farm and Nil seven
hundred acres Of land. three hundred scree cleared
and produces well Of the usual crops made N that
seetop and lies we'll for cultivation, the balance 81
the land il In wood and timber, Of which there y
about 200 acres in original growth OF cypress DICK
ory. oak Snd maple. SUFFICIENT 70 employ steam
saw mill for several years -
IKE cling there could DO laid Cd 100 acre, % -
10 make . beautiful and compact farm. and 70 the
mill 800 acrea. The manston house contains ave
rooms. with the usual out buildings, such - once
kitchen, servants' honses. barn. stable, carriage
house. ice house &C.. and spring Of the beat water
yery convenient
The mill il considered very valuabls. and isin the
most complete order. and 10 capable Of GRINDING
from 30 TO 100 bushes Of meal and like quantity o
wheat Der day. The mill 10 on . neverfAtlipa
stream. The grist from the mill will average -
barrels of corn and 800 bushels Of wheat per ennum
and IL could Be much increased By the purcnxse Q
wheat and corn There u at tbs mill . post ono,
lent stand for business.
Thefarm and mill viii b sold together. o. divide
e be deemed advantageous the location y healthy
society Rvod, and convenient TO several chuIche1
plat Of the land cAn Be sen q my oAces ana ~
Their Information can BE- had upon spylicasion Z
THMs-One third cssh. the balance n GO - =
two years with interest ffom day 81 ~ 40 a.
| to secure the deisrred paymsne rvw~ A.s.,
onses g essnsne hssropeusan nsn.
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NEW AND LARGE STOCK OF BOOKS

~ STATIONERY, &C.. AT AUCTION by recsnt
ADDITIONS. am enabled TO effer 10 the cfisens a
kIcnmond the largest and most vaiusble collecfieS
OF Standard and Miscellaneous Books ever oSTsrs6
Ia this city. embracing the Works Of Irving Hccff
Dickens, EDGAR Poe. Goldmith. Addison, Byrons
In the above collection will b. Souud srsat ~.
riety OF ANNALS and Gift Books, suitable fOr tHe
together with splendid Family Bibles, Prsysr nd
Hymn Books, Stationery, 40 20.
ALSO, Gold Pens. Pencils, Fancy Goods IA
The attention Of the publia d respectfully ~.
quested. The sale will beoontinued EvHRY Iviu1so.
at O'Clock, until tho whole 10 disposed o.
de % ER COOK Au~A
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By Lunlop, Moncure 4 Co.

II yAhGU SALE UF SUUAK AND MO-
~ LAsSES AT AUG ION.-On MONDAY. the
10th inst commencing at III o'clock, we will sell
at our wharf and warehouse, at Roc etts the car
goes of the schooner Justin Bandal and schooner
Pendleton, consisting Of
3ss hhds prime TO strictly choice quality Sugar
3i2 bb's prime quality MoIasses
TERMs-Under $l00 cash; over 500 months credit
for approved negotiable paper
NJ Sale without regard to weather.
DUNLOP. MONCUREA On Aucts
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- FOR NEW YORK
~ efeamship R0ANoEE ~,,, -.
here TUBHDAY next fhs Iish 49,; 49,
- NJ 10 o'clock, A NJ A sllss''
hour Of departure. Sss"fu tne
Tickets and berths secured at our once. oppo.,t.
Passage 20 Now York. meals aud STATE ,oo,, =,
einmueo, only yiO sseerNxe passage only m
raseage 20 norfolk same % BIZ the river iost.
:. All freight must be q Mt dasn ourinc fh~ IA
SMonday az none will be received on Tussf.v =
snc can only take q limited qgautity -
aawrp Refs nsd better engage room before sending
Freight for Boston. consigned 10 the Agent A W.
YORK. VIII be forwa!ded directly on at mederats
rates and with expedition
j.s-.t LUDLAM WATSON.
f12c-lWm COX'S LINE.-The only
Irregular Line Freight Bosts FINN
Richmond 20 Lynchburg. three times week. TUES.
DAYS. THURSDAYS and sATURDAYS
Boat TEMPEST. Capt John Donald.
Do JAs. IkBY, Capt VIM. &. Wooden.
Do MERCHANT, Capt Geo G Layne.
Do BkIsT0L. Capt Chss J. johnson.
Do OLIVIA, Capt Jno. A. johnson.
Do TENNESSEE,
These Boats are all Of the first class and comma u.
ded by careful and experienced Captains and leave
promptly as advertised. The subscriber thankful
for past favors so literally bestowed for the past
three years, begs q continuance of the same
WIN P COX, Agent,
At the Shed, Dock street, in rear Of old Gas Works
in 3-tn
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JAS NJ TAYLOR Soy Aucrrs. jaStd
FAIRFIELD FOR LEASE AT AUC-

Il TION.--On MONDAY. the 10th day of January,
beginning at 10 O'Clock N, shall proceed to lease
at public auction the we'll known Race Course and
Farm called Fairfield" the property Of the iato
James Tally, within one mile of the city of Rich
mond, con aiming upwards of eighty acres.
No property of this description. now obtainable,
offers equal advantages. Its notoriety as race
course (hsving been long and Familiarity known to
all the turfmen throughout the United States) and
it's contguty 10 the city. render it very desirable.
both for racing and farming purposes.
Also. will be sole large quantity of CORN. OATS
and FODDER; several valuable MULES; some SUI.
perior CATTLE. &c, DC.
The entire Household and Kitchen Furniture;
comprising large and varied assortment.
Also, several ahle-bodied likely NEGRO MEN will
he hired out for the present year.
TERMs--Sums Of so and under, cash; that amount
and over months credit for approved negotiabe
notes with interest added. EDMD HESTER.
Adm'or of James Talley.
Jas NJ TAyIoR Son Auct,rs AID
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lGA CONSTABLE'S SALE.-WiI he

Fl IUH CUNSTABLE'S SALE.-Win he
sold on FRIDAY. thu 7th of January. 1859 In
front of the High Consfables once eor :. =,
10 O'Clock, A n. lot Of Trace Chains. "a Hames =
doz iron Hsmes. Saddle, 2 dog Collars Desk Y
Buckles. RIGGS. Nattrass and Blankets. Sire.
wagon and one Horse. TO sa isfy distress warrants
IN my bands In favor Ct Michael Purcell and FIem.
POSrfONEMENT-The above sale has been
postponed to TUESDAY next the llth iustant Al
10 O'clock owing to the ipclemepcy of the weather.
in Std BUTLER Fl q n n
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26Q NEW WINTER CLOTHING

1888 NEW WINTER CLOTHING.
AOc1s THE BEST STOCK and
LOWEST PRICES, at
KEELINGS clothing Store
No 126 Main street.
Parentsaud guardians wishing to purchase Youths
Olothlng Tor winter use. can find choice lot At
D KEELING'S Clothing Store.
>,,,,. No l26 Main st.
NEGRO CLOTHING Persons in search of cheap
and substantial Clothing for servants can find such
at b d KEELING'S Ciothipg Store,
,r,,n No I26 Main st.
GENTLEMEN wanting q nice and TASTY at of
Coat, Pants or Vest can have fit by leay.
ing their orders at
e ID KEELlN6'S Clothing Store, 1876 Main st.
. Where can ba found choice selection of Cloths
Cassmeres and Sestinss, which will be made to or
DER and warranted to fit. Also, every article in
Gentlemen's line of Clothing.
de 23-2w d KEELING. No 1875 Main st.
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WATr's CUFF BRACED PLOW8.-

IN Stockholders of the Bank of virginia, win be
held at their Banking House, in the city Of kich-
mond. on MONDAY, the 10th Of January next.
Bank shall vote BY proxy for any Stakeholder, in
any election of Directors or 06Bcsrs Of Bank; nor
shall any proxy be valid which shall have bern "a
ecuted sixty days before the time Of any election.
IA A. 2aWtINJan
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TRUSTEES SALE OF A STEAM EN-.

i CINE, CORN MILL. BUILDINGS, &c, AT
AUCTION.-As trustee in q certain deed Of trust
from Enoch Rex, dated the third day Of April
1857 duly recorded in the Richmond Hustings CouT<
the premises. on WEDN EsDAH. the 18TH day Of
January, commencing ut IL O'Clock, d. the property
CONVEYED thereby, beinQ one Steam Engine and
Buildings situated ut the corner Of Main and Fist
streets now used by the said Rex as . mill house.
JAMES NJ TAYLOR, Trustee.
IAxrs N TWIN SOW Aucts de 81
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NEGRO HIRING. &o.-The snbsorih1
NEGRO HIRING.

NEGRO HIRING
The subscriber again offers his services to his
friends and the public for
HIKING OUT NEGROES
For the ensuing year He pledges himself to use his
best exertons to promote the interest IF those who
may favor him with their business and to pay spe-
cial attention to the negroes during sickn ness.
He hopes from long experience to be able to give
satisfaction.
Office at the old stand of Dabney Cauthorn, cor
Of Main and 18th streets opposite the st Charles
Hotel. EDWARD DABNEY.
de 22-dlmcwlt
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HANDSOME TENEMENT ON CLAY

IL ST. AT AUCTI0N.-Will be sold upon the
premises. on MONDAY, the 10th OF January, COM
mencing ct ~ o'clock P NJ. q very nost residence
on Clay street. above Graham street. The house
has just been completed, the first story Of brick and
two stories of wood 1t has four rooms, and 10 very
convenient. Any one desiring to purchase house
for medium sized family. would do well to exam.
inc this The lot frents 50 feet, and rum back lo
feet to An alley.
TERMS: Ope-fourth cash, the balance at 8. u and
IS months for notes carrying interest, and secured
by trust deed.
de- 81 JAS N TAYLOR 4 SON. Aucts.
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- NOTICE.-CHAN0E o

~ NOTICE.-CHANGE OF
55:l71 I'll OF RS The steamers g L EN-
COVE aud CURTIS PECK will leave the wharf at
Rockets EVERY MORNING, (Snndays excepted. )
TOR Portsmouth and Norfolk, 81 O'Clock precise
ly, and return each alternate day touching az ali
the regular landings on the river, going and re-
turning. ociS K'O HASKINa
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On FRIDAY, the 18th of January,
~ 1885, will be sold at auction. at the London and
Virginia Mine, Buckingham county, An eighty
horse power STEAM ENGINE, MACHINERY and
SAW MILL. and all requisites necessary for work
ing gold mine, assay ing, &c.
any person has claim on the Company they
are requested to make 1t known and receive pay
next; all persons indebted to the sa Company are
VIM SANDERS.
ia 3-dJd Manager
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By Thomas W Keesee,
(Office corner of 18th and Carv .tra.ts I,

MY HORSES, pair Of fine young
Iva BAYS, very gentle, will be sold publicly. on
SATURDAY morning, January 18th, at 10 O'clock.
At the horse auction lot near the Central Railroad
Depot.
The horses can be seen at Mr. Hix's stables. on
10th street, near Cary.
ELIZA L VAN LEW.
~sale conducted by THos W KEEsEE, Auct.
ia7-St
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AUC1IoH eAHna
b Goddin 8 Apperson, 1uess s.
Mules. WAGONS, HORSES DRAYe

MULES. WAGONS, HORsE8 DRAWS
IA 90. AT AuCrION.-Ths owner a..s,.a. = :.
isn rm Rresenf businesa. We viii seli % War.
JncnsM a,.sscuse near Sockets. on FRIDAY. -
M Mules. q . n e y ocioet A. . vsI 6icsss
Gun Wagon Win eSs cham s &C. asrDs one Arg.
Msrs snd :na ndssrnsss enc Top Buag, ons youns
TEEMs.-For oil sums less thar Ssa c..h. g. ..
sum ana above: on credit Of four months for AZ.
ia7 GOBLIN AApPERsor Arc..
A DEMONSTRATORS SAL n.
= TUESDAY. the 18th day Of the present. mon,h
at the late residence Of the deceased. in He'll,
county shall cell 1t public auction. al the n.rs
nai estate OF John RArrar, decd consistIng ~ =,
Houfehold and Kitchen Furniture Farminr i7tauul.
sis. stock OF Horses. Cattle. &c. Ss'A
IN all sums Of $50 and over credit OF sfx month.
VIII De given. the purchaser giving q neeotishis
note. with approved secuyity. For All purrhs ~
unoer S2O, the cash will be required.
All persons having claims against the estate III,
present them At once. either 10 the undersirned ~
q my attorneys. Messrs spiman 4 Black vel, -
Those indebted TO the estate will please cali III a
wise and settle. JOHN r CHI m " IN
ia Ids Admir- Of John Farr::r.
A DMINISTRATOR'S SALE OF NE
4 \ GROES VIII be sold to the highest bidder
for cash ct Tay orsville in the county of Hanover
on SATURDAY. the 18th day of January. 1880
three Negroes. two men and one woms n young and
likely. GEO W DOSW Ell A'
IA I-St Admir- of w n Winstop
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By /. & G. B Davenport.

Q00 CASES BOOTS. SHOES AND
OOO HATS, AT AUCTIO V.-On THURsD Y.
18th January, we will sell at 10 O'clock at our auc.
tion Room
500 cases Boots Shoes and Hats.
TERMs-Under 500 cash; 500 and over 30 days
credit for approved paper.
ja7 4 q r DAVENPORT. Auets.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF Me-
~ CROSBY virtue of a decree Of the Comfy
Court of Chester field of the 18th December, 1855.
In the suit of Brown rs Adkins, and others we will
sell, as Commissioners. on the 10th of ] January
1882 at Chesterfield Court House. four neg oes BE-.
longing to the estate Of the late Mrs Geo Adkins.
ana one middle aged woman. Terms cash. s'''
,a4-s.. 10 ( p 3TsrNs. Commits toner's
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IAc0R al LRvY,a. Ih MAIN aT.-Ia

q the place 70 purchase Dry ooodest. Be be ssw
son full assortnsnt Of Dry Goods which VII b
cold at such yery low prices csanos nal % give
satisfaction Give him call before puFchas1n9 49,
where. Ia
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1859 NEGRO u. HIKING. 1870
G. w. 81. TYLER,

g. w. n. TYLER.
0mce on Marshall. between 9Th and It'll Streets.
The subscriber again Offers his services to the peo
sSERah Sna the surrounding COUNTRY 50
s'ssoP s E ssfsse ' JHSf hoSs Rhi sSs
COLLECTING THE HIRES aud Rents, and all
f RhsL f ssAHTk sd sFFsksa and
His acquaintance with the people and places In
kdchmond is very large having been, frem 1851 to
property door keeper to the City Council and po-
He viii give bis personal attention (whcn re-
qnired) to Servants hired out by him during the
year His office is on Marshall street, between 9Th
and 7th. in the former law Office Of James Lyons,
EGG. persons IN the country sending me Servants,
will please write me before she end of the year. and
send their negroes by the ist of January 1859.
for the year 1885, be solcits their busn ss for tho
future. and hopes that many others may confde
For his fitness an agent and his responsibility
ior any money that may GENE into his bands he re-
iers to the citizens Of hichmond generally aud es
johnson. ESQ. Common xealth's Attorney
President; VIM Allen. Edwin Robinson, DR. W
a RodddWy; Geo Whitfield, Grattan, A Stokes,
Messrs Conway Robinson. Gustavus A Myers,
E Herbert Claiborne. james Lyons, Thos " Nc:
s samss Iss The Evans
Lipscombe, Goddin Apperson Jas NJ Taylor
4 Son, Alex Garnett, Drs. Peterfeid Trent and Al.
Taxes. q W II TYLER
de 3-dtl0JAcw6t Office near Second Market.
NEGRO HIRING, &c.-The subscriber
~ continues to hire out Negroes rent out houses
SSH Real and Personal Estate and will attend to any
ether business requiring an gent. Having an ex-
tensive acquaintance with the citizens Of Rich
mond and its vicinity. combined with experience
OF upwards OF ten years in hiring out negroes. ne
httters himself that the homes aud prices procured
for them will. as heretofore. give satisfaction to
their owners. Personal attention given in all
OF sickness share of the public patronage is So
icitei He refers to the following persons:
REFERENCES Judge W m w Crump, 8 Mcaruder's
Sons, Wade w Woodbridge, Richmond; DIR John N
Ramsay, Walker Hogans, Hanover; Elder R Y Hen
ley, William Boulwsre. John LuRpkin: Hing and
King William Elder James W Goss. Orange; Dr.
John DuVall. Petersburg; Elder L Coleman,
Scottsviile; Ware, Elder Peter Ainsley. Essex.
RO b LYME. General Agent,
Office in Basement of Metropolitan Hall,
no 9-2aWtDl5kdlm Franklin street