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4 ,ss,srl.,>aUNEn ; ANDADMINISTRA.
" TORS SALE.-B} virtue of % decree OF the
10 Chsscer,. entitled. Mettert and others e.. Met
teri and others" made on the lst day Of N"vsns
Ter. 1862 the undersi ned as Con misslnns z. y Ill
proceed. "a IL EspAf the "a dal OF l,ecsmtyT,
TATE OF Dr. 5no. y. Mettert deceased stusfedi4
the lower part ~ Henrco ceuaty, IN tee Sfase OF
Virsia IA, adja1in the lands Of BenJsanln = De~i
others known rs Turse. island: Of W iliians Al
lea. tkDavn as Curtis Nerk,iof john wat. ~.
James Carter. and DR.. III. foiBds ter. cos sAiu-
ing about Four hundred snd thirty hvs aerss. ss'fe
Ike terms of sale will be- One third part cash;
the balance in two equal instSlpeu'u- AZ ma
years. fraln the day OF SALE bearins tgteTest rom
that ds, for which the purchaser shall exscufe BIS
nesotable notes. and the title shall he ret tinsd pH
fii the purchase menes 10 fully PAID. and convey
aFce order by the Court.
neeen,ter. lsss and Mt the ssn,e lace III re q Id
all the SLAVES IL the said DR.. John h Mettsrt,
deceased about thirty In number. he Shaver Stl
Their. viii also be sold at the sams tine And
paace. seven Mules, eDe Horse. Noianeis of Cora,
NO OF three hssoef Cattle Carts W:sone PAINS
p Utens,is Do z; shueks Sfrsv, Ac; kltehsn
said DR. John II. Mettert. not alresds . u. =.
The terms Of sale Of the last sused articles vii
he cash. tor all SUNS nst exeeeainxs III ~ al
purchaser SWING bond, e areF9ssd sss yi,ts,
ns sim C~mr And Admsr
ac.-TnoMAs g. TUkNEravs.t ssh ~
former rssdsrss .sils fin sswosd II s :sa y
b. eeml.sr :. out iso b IL Of CORN, = F9l.. IN
sud SHUcKS from the q me; the erav 81 OATS -
she.f. and pen Of sas HOGS.
Il
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N9nTpSECkE JR 4 Il y4kE OE SEVEN HUN:
MIL n n kTrT F s.s bSspS
CROP. Ac.-WH b. sold on the aist dsy II Tie
present month, q public auction, on tho PROMISES
the Ian D or which reside, lying on each sde Of
ins opcds. Bride ,osd OF tho AppoTa.tox river.
ON the Danv!lIs Railroad. nd on the above named
ryer-thus having the ms kets OF Richiunnd md
rssofspnI almost Af the very barn door A farm
s Nib g many odysntases and 10 suc. neit hbor
ceslre y, this Farm can be convenieutls aud Judi
cloualy divided into two smaller farms one with
2s2 acres with the Water Grist and saw Mil on IL
lying ON the north eide Of the aforesaid Iuad tie
other on the south side pf sid road consnini 47S
acres, with lsrse uW Et.LING and alI necessnrv
9us houses. There IL Uilthe smaller tract, small
To thus divide this snd each tract will hsve an
eausl proportion Of bottom and timhercd land and
sufficis ncy thereof. -
Al the same time will be sold, large stock ef
CATTLE. among them three Joke OF OXEN:
SHEEP, HOGS, &e.; nine head Of 6ne HORs I'D
and MULES; CROP of ever descrinfion and
HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FURNITURE.
sale. Ide 6-d3taMtdsi JOSEPH MANN
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COMMISSIONERS, SALE OF HOuSE
land LOT IN HENRIC0. ON UNION HILL.
AT ThE CORNER OF PLEAsANfS AND I'D
STREETS As Commtssi. 'ners appoin tel by = de-
cree Of the Circuit Court of the count, Of Henrico,
pronounced on the 5th November. 1850 in the case
&C.. shall procaed SCI 1T public auction on the
premises. on MONDAY, the 10Th day Of December,
1889. az o'clock tf far; il not, the next fair
da, i the r EAL ESTA + dscreed to be- sold con.
81 tina Of the house and lot located as above, and
now in the occupancy Of Mrs Emellne Martln.
TERMS. One third cash; balance at 6 and IL
months, for NEGOTIABLE notes, interest added, Sc
cured by trust deed
HENRY q CANNON,} Com'ta.
Tde6 ALEX. H. SANDS.
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ny Alex. Nett. Auctsr.

lsgRNITURE, DRY GOODS. &e.-Wlr y
said ri public saetinp. ~ my q ose ~ NJ Be-
iss & :.ssad f hand FURNITURE. EAT skk
BFDS DC
Muskas. GNicocs Fianuels. D .. .Lafxe kfeadt.a
made c'nthlne; Boots, SHOES, h<se. eess -
BnHHstn - So 81
GRocrRIEs. = whiskey. Gin. Bsapdg. Vice.
Sosp. Jand IS, nc. Lars AssrrtlpenI - A14
E@rihenw.se, Also, z0St8 CT. an ~ toxes maa-
a, ds s-a tss-ss ALEX. MOTT 40.
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By 4. u. williams, Auct.

- ESTATE ON BROAD AND 2srH STREETS.
the Circuit Court Of Henrico county. ON the sth
day of November, 1859 In tne case Of Biggam's adj
s s. an TAGRSphY 18Th f pece unpe .i at
O'Clock z. NJ. the real estate, in the preceedn- 8
II said case mentioned belnSs ho1 of ground at
supposed to contain half an acre. and UPON which
stands the Brick Dwelling for many wears PAST oc-
cupied By John Bisgam, and since mis- death by his
I e property will be sutdivided and sold accord
ing to plan, which will be exhibited at the time
TKRMs.-One- fifth cash; balance at 6. IL Is and
"a months for notes with interest added ard title
withheld until the purchase money is fully paid,
and conve, ance directed b the Court.
5 T. i. srSR aAESsSf: comF.'
HoUsEHoLD FUREITURE. &C.. AT AUG
TlON.-In lately preceding the above sale of
real estate Twill seh at the same place. the House
u T se VA 4. b. wILLIsM Ms. Admir-.
with the will annexed, of
de 5-tds John bisgam, decd.
BY Dickinson, Hill & Co., Aucts.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF vALUA.
x BILE SLAVkS.-In obedience to = decree Of
the County Court of Hanover. pronounced on the
22d day of November. 1859, in q suit therein de-
rs Mills and others, the unds rss ned, the Commits
soner therein appointed. viii, on the 18TH DAY
Or DEC M % 10Y, at the SuCtlQn mouse Oi
Dickinson, Hi, Co.. IN the city OF Richmond
sell two likely and valuable female slaves one
named Caroline. ahoat % ears, and one named
NATHANIEL H. TALLEY.
Syec al Comm ssioner.
DICKINSON, HILL Co., Aucts. de 3-dtd*
BY I. Il G. B. Davenport. Auct's.
400 cAs .c RSSTs sH W9Hps AsD WATTS Is
December, will sell at IL O'clock, at our AUG
TERMs.-Under Sl00, cash; 500 and over, q
days. credit, for approved paper
no 2a-tds |. K 9. b. DAVENPORT. Aucts.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF vALUA.
~ BILE LAND IN THE COUNTY OF CHES.
TERFIED.-B. virtue of authority, vested in me
by a decree of the Circuit Court of Ches,er6el6
county, made in the case of ''.Wood rs Wood g
ais" shall sell at public auction on THURS
DAY. the LIST day Of beesmber next, on, the pre-
resided at the time If dsath, located on Faller
joining the lands of R, bt Winfree and James
sruce and others, containing 40 acres. with aiau
50 acres OF fine low rounds and a propoltiof asts
quantity of wood land The SAID tract IF land i,
well adapted TO the srowth Of all the crops srowr
IN this part Of the state. and has ON it God Dwell
ing House md all the necessar, OUT houses.
TERNs.-$ $500 in cash, che balance in one and twt
years, with intereEt from day OF gale,
BENZ. HI. NASH,
nO2-lawtlD Commissioner.
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MIAMI sD..-GINsENG = Wanted Iaa0 lbs
w Ginseng, by MAsSI E & PLrASANTs.
no s-ts 81 Cary street.
WAATED..-A RARE CHANCE OFFERED
w To- ANY RESPONSIBLE PERSON WISH
ING TO ENGAGE IN EARNING AM MAR
KET HARDENING.-"B iandon Farm" in Hen
rico county. Virgins, situated within two miles
bordering on the Westham Plank-Road, with par
allei road south of the same more direct to the
ctv. can be leased for term OF i've ten years.
The entire tract contains about us ACRES ever,
adapted to the cultivation OF any or all nf The crops
cu!tIvatea in this State. About from IL to IS
OF this rural beautiful. and conveniently iocated
place have been proftaby cultivated as q market
of brick. recently built. The accommodations are
ample for a family servants and st. ck two wells
o! most excellent water. The advertiser. on &C.
count Of his health, Withdrew from business pur
ed to this place with his family snd they having
enjoyed unusually good health, his own being en-
trelv restored tests its healthfulness. The
MARKET GARDEN is we'll stocked with vege
beds of aspsrasu 800 feet long each: new plants
VINES and FRUIT TRIES / would dispose OF
the slaves for the residue Of the present year. ard
for the next. if desired. The stock. &c. &c, ON
said "Blandon Farm may be Sold on reasonable
terms: or if res ponsible and competent lcorkins
man can be procured to take charSe of and work
the place as 1t is, am disposed o EMPLOY such a
one upon liberal terms Possession can be had at
once. II no disposition is made of the property.
on that da, if fair; not the next fair day there
after, At II O'Clock, shall have an auction sale Of
HORSES and CQsGH; MULES and COWS,
CORN p NJ T WTsm IS sbs g5qs,s asa Of
Corner of Broad and 18th streets,
no Ia--eswtl5thD Richmond Va.
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4HfTEE SSissHEk55 fEEEHKH 1IE N FL
III IA 3 n ey Iod slfH
81 81 S H' Is r 5SSaccecS 5afs cSfS
FARMiNG iMpEEMENfs. IL "A. ts as 4, 3 = Z
deed Of trust executed 81 Thomas James nsans.
osshsaa co ss,s q tda sseG,dsd Y
Court Of KishmoSd. ] shall ia execution thereof,
4 on g ss on
M iii fair; i not the next fair dav tho !srsc
sss a sna
ln.ths possession Of tho SAID Deans. The tract
sad - q sc, rs
hrst low sTounds 80 acres in second iow grou DIS.
sas assn nsa t. s
Nm ns STATE e. Atoat q, bushels Of
imprnvemei Is on the place are unusu lily large in
s's XII sa . e vs ss
M RI %c'f Ell T''a Eki sH6kE
RRRRfh Gk RpAalNRY, &c sttachsd thereto: ar
Mill With ciRctLSa Saw n now n aa san sAM
a Sssk ssDn. nay
c CO. with sninsles. sufficient to accommodate
AfisE She 3 sale of the Farm, all the SLAVES
sn n nsIs ks sso ~ ssapts ali or nssss
nf Y hom i = supe ior workman. The psrishabis
PkaSrkTfo sSs
At At So g o b oaTs abs
OXEN. sHEEp HOS &C. > Tatns into SS cons ssp
Canal passes throus h the anove estate, and that
consequently its p oducts Can Ire xpeditiousy and
Richmond and tho quaIit, Of the lal DIS FOR sale
mere are lew estates onerin as great Inducements
The Farm being IN perfect order with every 81 build
IN. needed for the comfort bic accommod alton If
f ne dss sss tb sns o
and MT out place, wi raret, meet with an oppor-
tnni;y to suit themselves with so fine an estate.
TERMs.-For TIE Real Estate, one fsuftb CASH
hearns interest, secured b. decd. Of trust For
endo. sed NEGOTIABLE notes, ADDING interest. For
the Per- liable Property, al sums under $50 cash;
over tnat sum- SIX months creolt for approved en-
A p t of the land can be seen at the Office of the
The creditors secured by the deed If trust above
mentioned are requested to present their cisiu,s
sas The the
Sale conducted by GoDpIS ( ApPERsoS. Auct's
r. ST. Understanding that there are runiors in
would nor come off at the time specified above
te remove all such erroneous impressions, we are
take elace on the day adrert,s.d; and SOM may
attend with the assurance that he property will be
'os sopbs q ATFHRs5N Aues.
TRUSTEES SALEOF HOUSE AND LOT
OF AZ ACRES. IN The PLAN OF MARION
HILL, A DyOINING TREE HILL.-As trustees
of the Mechanics Buiilipg Fund Association oil
the city of Richmond and b. virtue q deed OF
trust from Nj Samuel Ball dated 10th July, 1885,,
proceed to sell, at public auction. the premises
on FRlD 7 the 18th Dec 1859 at q clock P. NJ
conveyed b, said deed consisting ofa Brick Tene-
ment and "a acres of Land now in the occupancy
Of said Hall, and adjoinin.. the Tree Hill estate,
The TER which will be reasonable will be
made known at the hour of sale
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yNANTED-LANDW WARRANTS AND SCRIP,
w for which the market price in cash will be
paid, by GEORGE BAGBT,
Land and Pension Agent.
l1th street, opposite Goddin's Hall,
no I'm Richmond. Va.
yTANTED-5.000 bushels dried APPLES and
w PEACHES for which the highest market
oc Sits POTTS, FARLEY h co.
NTANTED..F For the balance of the wear, at the
w Coke Yards, two able n Eo R0 MEN, to work
under shelter. JNO. J. WERTH, Agent.
oc Cts
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Steamer Roanoke

Nsw York. Dec. Sill, A. M.-The steamer
Roanoke, from Richmond, is coming up the
Bav
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By Geddin 4 Appersss, Anct's.
TTVGJfFyalv = : y q On M m 90

rrucrEvs,r ppnnre1v
The s is's MaIsI 4 %spdsdss 4 record i Si
G. All Is, "a es.%'sss v; s:sof
perts known a. tie HuGUENoT " Il HGS. Tss
,se, s so nS;aS TO ACRES 2, LAND
which are psssamed sotiisen, fos the sces,,, 81
ton q iss nests VIII Saii. M .ssssiss
extensyei, knawn, ann well approved 5. nnmsr az
o.: yisIoI. WHO seISpTnea ,Ss;s sa.ls s:ss
yanta e. AZ vater,na p,sce' n il extrs..ess sen
ss:s,
sslis.s S S,o.SeSa +, ]: AZ u:
Ss passed b those e sny s.Sss iesslIsy
s.rea: yin e FUND IL the sIss edl,ia. Mosrmsps
rsisns = sirssas '' asde - tie sicn s = vel Is
thur. the fIs ssc s On" cSs a.
biauminous Coz coal. g.. :. IN. :, 49,,
ble noes with interest ssd pss able al j. - asd
10 A'ohssis' I, bu np * = 20
r q INV aRI, FL Esu'fs.
s.-Immed;ase,, q tcr al,e sale ~ tha .hova
,ann w, pc SOLO iafse nun. en- o. ann tflaest
t,o,sI earn,su,s anu 'uno'' o'"0r snsds
sala cow a. ncteti nv f;orc,x Ay.r,.o~ arsss
80. go 80 :. .
By James M. Taylor X son. Aacrs.
v pERsoN.f pPnPERTvv coNN sfsTIfNe az
Il 4 NJ r.
I'll q + ei1 ,,h a pi t a. o'' N . ~
in the county Of Chesterfield opposite cit OF Rich
| mond, on TUESDAY. the 9Th day If December
next. eoHn,enein- at ln1s q clock A M, tho hal
anee az the REAL. ESTATE beIon ing 10 said
estate coata,nins 3t4.. acres Of valuable LAND.
follows lS5 acres Of hi bis Improved tAeminG
Land. about the centre nf the farm; $50
10 woods iyin. on the Petersbar. Railroad within
! one nile Of the town Of Nj chichester q iar pos-
| ton of which is heavii, voooed; also. vslu.tas
! Wharf Property. lying on james River. extendins
from the terminus uf the DsnvIlle Railroad tn the
town OF Manchester. upon which there are several
sites particularly adaptsi for houses and man.
afacturins estn tashnenfs.
And ~ II o clock NJ, of the SAME DAY. viii be
sold fifty valuable SERVANTS, eeDsistinE 81
Boys. Girls. Men. Women and Chi .dTen
Twenty -four superior M iLCH CuWS oil the nanAt
,mprered stock; IA young CATTLE; yoke Of
oAEN. and about % HOGS.
Twenty tour soanz. ard well broke NJ LES. SUI
psrior animals; HORSES &e
large variety oil fAhMING MILE MENIS.
CONSISTING IN part OF 2 portable Inreshirs ma~
Shlne. heapers I,rlIis, Cied Crushef, &C.,
Wagons.,Ca Is ana GEAR. ....
Shucks. Fodder. and Straw, and a large quantity
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L pure as imported under Custom House lock
and seal, in u and X casks for sale py
no Dot l. Il q. b. DAVENPORT.
q HHDS BACON SHOULDERS inst re
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lrnE4r III a 1'I]I|I5is9lyoSs - II a
BOOK fBl3 svEAI "a sSs S,sa AZ ~
lfRfERsrrs ssJ sis5S . 's;ss - g r .
ins: ChYce was = ~ the n ilstN "a II III
6ne Hih!es and Prayer Hoots: 6a1d Fs16 k8Ssl -
hos. ard eser, shinS r. iss oItaiged IL 5Qs
de0-lw E. b COOK 1uot
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BYsea 1sD LAlftsss 1stlBazsessss;sigSsik r.
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NM yni Z; ! MI 4 g !, = com'rs.

IA. The Farm, # required will he dlv,ded to Knit
purchasers Persons desirinz In, Their lntnrmafI
sloners nj Richmond. Va. or to Mr.. Tyree ulsn
the Farm.
IA nmediatcly after tie above sale of the 2 cal
Estate and at the same time and place. stxs
THURSDAY. the stIs Of December. lssa. slssll
proceed 10 sell NIL the pERlSliABLE PR. PIX \
beiOa ing 70 the same esttt Of Col. William II.
Wintree decd. 0onEsssins Of tho usual vawiei. III
Household and Kitchen FusnltuTe; ~ gess FINE
among them GOOD yoke Of 9xen and several x.,nd
Mich Cows; good Mules; lthorouglr bred Stall
lion Whitby; 100 barrels III Germ: Shucks. Fodder,
Straw. &c..s \ nd the armlns tmpIemsnts.
TERMs.-Ail sums al so and spdsr. cash; VII
Sums over that amount. upon eredst al months
purchasers gislnx bends, With Sssod security.
D. g. WlNFREE. AGsainistfatof-
no l0--2Hwt26Ntd
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COKE.-The price of COKE, for the month Of
~ November will he as follows:
SOFT LUMP COKE, per load. $500
nai-ts JNO. j. WERTH. Agent.
GLOVER HILL AND ANTHRACITE
~ COAL and COKE-For sale by
M. D. WHITING,
no1-2m Near the Petersburg Depot.
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BOARDING.
- Mrs. w. o. YEATMAN having
taken q large and cammcdious houss on Franklin
street. between 9th and 9Th streets. can accammo
gate three FAMILIES with LARGE and PLEA
SAM ROOMS. Also. six GENTLEMEN.
no 2l-lmF
BOARD. On the corner of Broad and nth sts :.
=, opposite the powhatsu House. three AZ reea-
bic chambers can he occupied by families without
S non gentlemen can be accommodated with DAY
DOSKD. l9-Im
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ooN AND NEAR BROAD STREET. oPPo
SITE tn r RICH MON b COLLEGE. FOR SALE
AT AUCTION-Wili be sold ON tn URSDAY, the
sth Of December, 1859; uson the premises, com
BEILDING LOTS 9 fuatsd as above. IN HenHeo
county fnur os them fron,ins each So feet
Broad street. BY $50 feet TO an ALLEY 20 feet wide. and
street parallel with the railroad, runnla hack rs
feet to an alley 20 feet wide
II months sotiahe notes interest acded, and
t,tie refaineG HODDlN K APPERSON.
lie Aucts.
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WTANTED-lUO ABLE BODIED MEN to work
w on the fayettey vile and Coat6eld Railroaa. in
North Carolina, on GRADING and TRACK lay
ING. Wases, 81 rs per day Board c. m he had for
8 10 per month AppI, to me, at the Richmond and
Fredericksburg Railroad until Thursday, the 18th
INST. at noon and after that address me at john
sonville. North Carolina.
lO--lnf HENRY SAUNDERS.
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s5e IL 1Js sncs e o sns g stsr.
f sesson c sss oa n he Eood sapa
given note addrssse 10 th =, 0hs
s:r ssss ses.s . q can y
s.a .ps Z s 6 s:s :s:
Teen YEARS OF age 70 mind child 6!ssen mnnths Old.
s;sss - sssss :., ssssf' A'', Re-!
WAnvE n-.Three or four JoURNEYMEN
TAILoRS togo TO- Jetersville in Amelia =
moo !. va 3: syen Apply asth's Office, The n,e.n
WANTED- WANTED-WANTE
W soar old CLoTHI : 9 to scour--
Your eld SSi b s,ys |. 70 clean
iear White CURTAINS sfs IA sS q bleach
Like new. Lake nsw like new.
Hook and Ladder Badns between s III Nam and
CARY. de Tim
w wer.ay solsr.d NY RISE ,n.rasdia,els. vihou.
need appl, unless well quslifed and we'll recon-
"'e''si poi ff fs.' FARLEY ( Co. Cary street.
de s-ts Opposite Columbian Hotel.
WANThD-To purchase or hire. by the lst day
ROOM SERVANT. 70 remain in the city; None
terence iaHf'' aas fG' sksRGs tesoS'
WANIED-F iNIsHERS AND MOULD
" FRS -Thyee FINISHERS, and many
MoULDERS: wanted by JOHN +. SCOTT.
De 3-ste Hope Foundry. Fredericksburg. Va.
WAaNs,TEE.D.-An UPPHooi S SrFy /, Apply to
WAnTED-To rent TO some g Isyss.. o. ius, !.
occupied ny j. B. Price, as Bookstore, No. 36l1k
Main street; next to Kent, Paine Co. Agpls- at
lls. tde l-tsl CHAS Y. MORRIsS.
WANTED-By = young man OF sober and in
w Gustrous hab Is. a SITUATION in q whole
sale or retsii Dry Goods or Grocery store. Has an
conntry trade; ia well acquainted in Richmond
Address, u. b. Co. Jennings Ordinary. Motto
way, Va. no 30-6ts
yNANTFD-TO DRCGGTSTS-A situation in
w the DRUG BUSINESS. by a youns man who
is competent and experienced and speaks the Ger
man lang huently. Address Box '65e.'' Post
Office. M &-tS
tITANTED.--we wish to hire a number ono
w BREAD BAKER for Hotel. Nome need ap-
ply unless we'll qualified and seli Tscomme nded:
no 25-ts WINSTON & POWERS.
WANTED-26 coo T RAIL STILLS. each Sill to
w he ct white or post oak. feet long, inches at
small end to he smoothly hewed on both sides to q
thickness Of inches-oarked. clear OF al defects
calculated TO impai. strength To be delivered on
the line Of the road between Fredericksburg and
WM N. BRAGG. Sup't.
OFFICE R., F. K P. r r Co.,t
Richmond, Nov. II, 1859 { no Its
yITANTED-lOO ABLE BODIED MEN, TO work
w on the fayette vile and Cnal6eld Raiiroaa. in
North Carolina, on GRADING and TRACK LAY
$40 per month App, 10 me, at the Richmond and
Ereder,cksburs Railroad until Thursday, the 18th
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{ N
NATURES The subscriber begs leave TO call the
attention of Military companies in want Of
cloth FATIGUE CAPS such as are worn by the
Grays and other companies. with oil silk covers
! ain practical Cap maker. and have worked
st my TT Ge since 1888 and pledge III, self tn make
~ socd Cap can be made North, and at
ess price, and respectfully ask n call and cAali
natitn Of my work haiore sending Your orders
North. MARK SE ULTZ, Agent,
Dc Ivy lIth street oppOSite lst Market.
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COAL, COKE, &c.

90 rk PER LOAO-COOK'S HARD COAL.
~ -. - This COAL is BItuminous, not of the
best quality but the many families who now
using it. think the price more than com pensates
for the quality and the price will re his her, per-
sous who wish to try it had tetter call at once.
IA Office l4th street, one door below Mr..
Hsstn*s' grocery store,
nos|Ims F, COOK.
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: RICHMOND MADE BOOTS AND

WSHOES.-t am now prepared and have been
<f1tnr several years past to make to order BOTS
AID SHOES. for ladies' gentlemen misses, bo, 8
and servants. under the superintendent of Mr..
HsNRy kARs, well known TO the citizens Of Rich
mond as a true and faithful workman. Call at No.
2is Broad street, and leave your orders.
de a-.w W. P. W. TAYLOR.
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-s----s--------s P -
&C sEMpER TYRANNIS.

EZEkfEL'S Richmond manufactured Cf,0AKs.
supe eior Ia Northern made, and sei!in at prI,
G:s tn salt the csnsest buyers. Cloak ard Mantle
Eepst So Main street.
CLOAKS for
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-09
MARRIED.

On the 2Sth Of April, by the Rev. Vim. S.
White. d. D., at Stone Outage near Lexington,
JAS. 7. Parton, Esq, Editor Of the Park"rshurg
Gazette, and Miss AGNES NJ. BARCLAY, daughter
ofCol. A. I. Barclay, decd.
Near Culpcpper c. II on Thursday morning,
the 2Sth April, hy the Rev. Mr.. Cole Mr. VIM. I
CLARK, of Danvlle Va, to Mrs. B. j. Grassy,
daughter Of Mrs. Margaret Freeman.
On Tuesday, Sd instant, by Rev c. c. Chaplin,
Mr.. WV. II. PuRYEAR. OF Danvillc, to Miss AG-
MES WILSON, daughter of the late Col. Nath'l Will
son.
On the 25th of March last, by Elder John
j. Mills, of Halifax. Mr.. WILLIAM d. Morley
and Miss ELIZABETH V. CARTER, Of Chaluttes-
vile.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-09
Markets.

New York. May 7.-C.tton very dali, nwaitinI
the expected steamer. Flour FIVE to tel cents
higher. Wheat slightly higher. Corn huoyanl;
Mixed 81 TO 90; White 90; Yellow % o9j. Pork
steady. Turpentne halfcent lower--other ar.
ticles unchanged.
BALTIMORE, May - IIowarn Street Flour held
Sc rs, but no sales. Wheat and Corn unchanged
Pork slightly lower. Whiskry buoyant ut % cts.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Fire at Eufala. Alabama.

EurALA, May THE house Of Mcssrs Harvey
L Brown, and Of the widow Thomas, were bnrnt
hero Wednesday night. Lass heavy. The agent
of the Associated pressdeserved to have hesn In
these houses FOR sending such stuff US the above,
for publication.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-09

Last Friday Mr.. Wiley. our gallant standard
bearer Tor Lieutenant Governor made most eln
quent and effective speech at Clarksburg. which
was received with great enthusiasm Ivy the Oprn-
sition. A gentleman who heard his speech in his
city. and also that Mt Carksbutg inf rns H. that
the latter was another and entirely "'e'cnt
affair. lie also informs that in discussion
with jenkins, the Democratic candidate f1r Con-
gress in that district. he was in measure com
PEELED to rcbuke the gross personal nllusi ms of
his opponent. and did so with terrible effect
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