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ALEX'R B HUTCHEsON.)
JOHN A HUTCHINSON. c,-
] B YOUNG, 0omr'
HUGH NJ HUTCHINSON.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE

TRUSTEES SALE Of VALUABLE
A PKlVA At RESIDENCE, AND VACANT LOTS
9G A. TaH COB
oftrust from Philip K White and Hannah j his wife
toithe subscriberfor the benefit Of John Enders)ds.
office of Henrioo County Court. and being e'n re-.
q1ired by the beneficiary therein shall proceed to
of May, if fair if not the next fair day thereafter
commencing at ~ o'clock. P NJ. the Real Estate
conveyed Ia said deed. consisting of the valuable
trace and 29th streets and now in the occupancy
Mr. Philip White. 1t contains ten rooms, and is
attic, and snpplisd With gas Attsched ts the the
house is large brick kitchen with four roons sta
PIE. carriage house. and other out-houses. The Lot
fronts on Graz street 62 feet and back l65 feet
Also, two handsome vacant Lots adjoining, front.
ing each 60 feet. and running back l65 feet.
entire Household aad Kitchen Furniture, consisting
OF superior description of which will
be given hereafter; Also, a COW and heifer.
TERMS.-For the house and lot, one-ffth cash; the
balance at 8. H. Is aud "a months, for negotiable
notes. With interest added. and secured by trust
ance ut 6. and II months, for negotiable notes.
interest ADDED, and secured as above Taxes and
sur for 1889 TO d paid eX the
Rerty reference is madeto the advertisement Of Mr.
? K White. in the Wing and Enquirer. A plat OF
JAS M TAYLOR 4 SON. Auctioneer. APPS
Immediately after the sale of the H. use and Lot
will be sold the Chandeliers and other Gas Fixtures
also. Cook ing Range, handsome Parlor Carpets
Q Mahogany Sofas. Is heavy French round-back
Mahogany Chairs. pair Tables. Card Tables. 2
Mahogany Cabinets. Mahogany Bedsteads Ma
hogany Wardrobe Oil Cloths. Dining \ DOM Carpets,
Stair Carpets. Fluid Lamps. Mantle Orname nts
very handsome Mantle CT ok. Chamber Carpets.
Sidebosrd. Dining Tables. Crockery and Glassware,
Refrigerator, Chairs. and other furniture 2DininE
room Stoves. Factory Stove, and Kitchen Furni.
ture &c.
TERMs-sums of $50 and under, cash over that
amount. months credit for approved negotiable
notes. with interest added.
myl3 JMT&SON.
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AUCTION SALES,
FUTURE DAYS


r AND FOR SALE In CHESTERFIELD
- COUNTY. ON Tar MANCHE sTE8 TURN.
MoND-eix miles above Richmond, on the Man.
On the south eide OF the turnpike ID the orr. Al
tract o. 400 acres. producing good crops II Corn,
Wheat. Tobacco. Eats. etc A1ou, ten thousand
pounds of tobacco sold last year. Wheat CROPS VI.
rying four to eight hundred buahels-the place
having been under irregui management There
are TWO lots twenty acres each we'll ser 10 clover
having ten rooms. also neat Frame Cottage in the
yard, with two pleasant rooms. A Yard and Gar.
yard and another near the aransry sable ana
servant Houses. There are VERY Comfortable
seSs All oa Su io DssS.
farming ana planting purposes. and for domestic
comfort,
A small tract Of rs to 27,s acres of good land
having . fra ne building with four rooms aud ons
or two houses comfortable for small family
On the large tract have seeded about eight
pushols little purple strsw wheat. FREQ of all deect
Guano applied. and looking well. Am seeding oats
and preparing to plant Corn on good land With q
large 9ppiy OF wood land there are about i4oor $50
OF sec nd growth pine, which 10 very tall Much
may be carried TO market on turnpike without
These tracts may be bought privately of Messrs,
doaoin Apperson, OF Richmond, separately or TO-.
s Sstahsr tn tns 10Th day Of of, May sdsy not
purchasers. At pubic auction. on the premises :
Preparing to move to another State. 1 shall be alb
seeing and buying these lands will have them
shown BY my son, Chastain Cooke, Jr, aud he or
Mesars Goddin Apperson, are authorized to close
Q trade. Possession Of the Dwelling House IN " be
had 10Th October next. Possession of the land and
larger number Of out-buildings may be had imme-
dateiy by q reasonable compensation for the grow.
ing crops. and il the purchaser Wishes he can hire
six or seven crop hands till LIST 10th October mex
Address "jtichmond, box 6is."
CHASTAIN COOKE
Wing and Enquirer please copy once q week
till 18th May.
nh
FRIDAY. the 10Th May, at % O'Clock, NJ, ii fair if
not. the next fair day.
EONDIN AppERanM
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By Il. b. Cook, Auctioner.
LEGANT CITY MADE FURNITURE

ELEGANT CITY MADE FURNITURE
IL AT Al CTION.-Un MONDAY. 10th instant, at
~ O'Clock, will sell. at the residence of MeAdam
Eco, on Mayo street near Broad, the whole of his
Hous hold and Kitchen Furniture, q portion OF
v hich was manufactured to his own order in this
city. comprising splendid Rose wood and Mahogany
Tete-aTeIes, Sofas, Centre, side and pine Tables,
with Marble Slabs; Mahogany, Parlor, Hoop and
Rocking Chairs; Ottomans; splendid Velvet Tapes
try Carpets. nearly new; Daussk and Lace Cur.
taIns, nearly new; two splendid Gas Chandeliers. 6
lights each, with glass drops elegant Secretary
and Book Case Hat Rack. Oil Cloth. nearly new.
&c. &C.. &C.
DINING sooM -One splendid Mahogany sideboard.
with marble slab; sol superior Mahogany Dining
Tables; china Press Tables. Chairs. SAFE Refrige
rstor, Eiltererer, together with the usual yari
ETY. Of China, Granite and cut Glassware, amongst
which is u splendid Granite Dinner sett complete
CHAMBERs-Are furnished with Mahogany, French,
jenny Lind and Co; tage Bedsteads, Carpets. Mar
ME Top Bureaus and Washstands, Mahogany
Wardrobes Cane and wood seat Chairs; Looking
GLASSES, Feather Beds, u air aud Shuck Mattresses,
shovels. Tongs and PokeIs, &C. DC.
The kitchen furniture embraces the usual va
riety.
After which. one superior Mich Cow raised in
the city. perfectly gentle. and really fine family
animal.
ALSU-0ne city made Buggy and Harness. near.
~ new. and has been but little used. One ANAL
Spring Wagon, in good order. with cushion seats.
my IL COOK, Auct.
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By Jas. III. Taylor 4 Son.
SALE OF REAL ESTATE

~ VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN THE OOUN.
TY OF HkNRICO Pursuant to . decree Of the Cir.
cult Court Of Henrico in the case Of Hutcheson,
Hutchesons executors and others. the undersigned.
Cmmissonsrs will SELL ct public auction, % the
the 18th day Of june 1859 II fair II not on The next
AiT day thereafter. the lowing very valuable real
estate, situated on or near the Deep Run Turnpike.
q portion OF the property Of the late Ambrose Hut
LIST. One tract called "IOLL GATE" containing
43 acres. situated Immediately on the road, about
ID; 4 portion Of the "oHANT1LLA" Tract. lying
stead. containing about 2J acres upon which there
valuable lee houees and an ice pond. This lard
3D. tract called ePEsDIEroN" containing
az acres. iy,ng on said road, about So miles from
There are valnabie improvements on this tract,
consisting Of . dwelling house, new barn, stable,
and . valuable ice house. This land il in = good
18th. A. tract Of land Immediately opposite 'Pen-
dleton." and called ''HORsEPEN," which IL alto
sether IN wood and upon which there is great deal
Such an opp lrtunity 10 seldom presented to per-
20 desiring t e purchase real estate in the vicinity
A map and survey Of the said land will be made,
and can be seen ct the Office Of Jas ID Taylor con.
IN the city OF Richmond; and the land will be sub
divided into lots. to suit purchasers
All persons desi' ing TO make inquiry about the
above property. are referred ts Messrd. James NJ
Tayior Son. or to either of the undersigned. one
OF wnom, hugh M. Hutcheson, resides near the
premises.
TERMs-One third of the purchase money in cash;
and the residue IN two equal nstalments one and
two years from the day Of salethe credit payments
to be secured by negotiable notes. with interest ad
ded, and the title retained till the whole purchase
money is paid, and Q conveyance directed by the
Court.
Possession will be given in time to seed Q crop of
wheat and full possession of each tract will be deli
vered at the end of the present year
The sale will commence at the toll Gate" tract at
IL O'Clock, A. NJ.
~ sale conducted by JAMES N. TAYLOR Son.
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BY |. & G. B. Davenport.

GROCERIES, &c., AT AUCTION.-On
-. THU RsDAY. 18th May, We will sell at our auc
EIEs, viz:
Laguayra and Java Coffee
New York and Por land Syrup
Fish. soap Candles
Rum
Imported Brandy and Wines &c
TERNs-Under $lUO cash slG() and over 4 months
credit. for approved paper
myH lao B DAVENPORT. Aucts
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BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOT ON THE

BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOT ON THE
u SOUTH SIDE OF MARSHALL. BETWEEN
isT AND FOUSHEE STREETS. FOR SALE AT
AUCTION.-Will be sold. on TUESDAY. the 18th
May. 1882 on the premises. commencing At o'clk,
most beautiful Building Lot located as above. ad-
Dining the residence of Mr. G ogden. 1t fronts So
feet. runs back l65 feet to wide paved alley. This
Ia q very handsome lot.
TEaNs-One-fourth cash; balance at 4, and IL
months. for negotiable notes. interest added secur-
ed by trust deed, title retained. The taxes for
1859 10 be paid by the purchaser.
my7 GODDIN APPER6ON. Aucts.
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GPALDIN6S
COLUMBIAN HOTEL.

This establishment will be opened the 18th Of
May, for the entertainment Of the public. II 10
now th oroush r. paired from bottom to top fmprov-
ed Ia ali respects and is In every way better suited
to the comforts of its patrons than heretofore The
main building IL FIVE stories high, 80 feet in length
and arranged that you enter from the street Ia
the middle OF the house, now fronting on khoskoe
Slip instead of Cary street IS formerly. 1t IL airy.
roomy convenient ami comfortable a. il can be-
The chambers q furnished anew throughout. and
have the best quality OF BEDDING
The Kitchens admirably arranged, and have
every convenience for the serving up separately
the different Meats and Vegetables
Having engaged Col Wy ATT OARDWBLL. for
msrly of Charlotte, and Mr. b LUCK, of Sich-
mond who will devote their whole time to the man
sgemsnt ofthe house for me- fsei confident with the
f.: itiss furnished them. that every thing can and
will be done By them ana their assistants TO add TO
the G mort Of their guests
Omnibusses are now bsing built and will run to
the different Dep0ts. steamers and Packet Bcats. ~
completed. In the meantime. Portars viii
attend with Hacks. JOS h CkBNsHAW.
Proprietor.
From the above notice 1t will be seen. that, vi
thu undersigned. have the management CT the O.,
LU SIAN HOTEL We take occasion 10 say 70 ouI
frieDds that we will BE- exceedingly happy % re
ceive them NJ the old ESTABLISHING Mt now revived
snd m0dernised. where pains shAii DO spared FOL
their gfa lihcaticn and comfort
nv lo--lm q LINK
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LOST.

[ OsT. - On yesterday evening, on
~ Leigh street. between I'd and 5,h streets. o
LADY's PLAIN GOLD BRACELET The finier
Will receive thanks and q reward, if required, by
leaving it at this office.
myI3-2ts
OST OR MISLAlD-A copy of the
- plan of ADAMS ADDITION TO TIE CITY
OF h1CHMOND ANY information concerning it
viii be thankfully received. and liberal reward
will be paid for its recovery.
my lots CIV PURCELL 4 co.
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FURNITURE. DRY GOODS ArpeRf

kUKNITUKF, DRY GOODS AND GRO
= CERlES-Will be sold ct auetion, at ny SORE.
ON "a TURDAY morning next. The 18th lat con.
second hand Furniture
DRY 00OD5.-Several invoices nsv ana unasou.
able goods Just to hand and viii Be- soId vfko1s r.
serve line assortment Summer C1othiDg
~ lCE HikS-35 bbls Whisksy; - bbls DFnndy:
&c my Is ALEX MOTT Nm
ADDlfIONAL-Will be added TO nv ~ thu
morning. . large lot Of China 0lass and Earthsn-
vare such g Pitchers. Plates. Cups and eaucers
Basins and hwers. Dishes. Mugs. bowls. lumber.
Decanfers, &C. ALEX NIT.
nv Ia m
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VALUABLE FARM IN HENRICO

VALUABLE A Il M In HENRICO
COUNTY, AT THE TERMINUS OF THE
WEsTHAM PLANK koAD. At AUCTION. The
subscribers business in the city requiring his un-
divided attention, will proceed to SELL upon the
prem. SEES. on WEDNESDAY, the 25th day of May,
ii iai if not the next fair day tn GREATER commen-
cling at "A o'clock. NJ. his Farm. situate in Hen.
rico county, at the terminus Of the W estham Plank
Road. adjoining the lands Of B W Green, Thomas
Dickens. aud others.
1t contains las acres Of highly improved land;
about 40 acres have been seeded in wheat, and 20
acres well set in clover Forty-five acres of the
land is heavily wooded and the balance is ready for
cultivation.
The Improvements are. a new Framed Dwelling
with rooms. passage and closet, two negro quar-
ters. q large barn, stable, carriage house. &c.
Amy person wishing to purchase q really valua-
Bile farm. convenient to the city and in good neigh.
borhoood. would do well to examine the premises
before the day OF sae.
A.. TERM5-$l0t0 cash. $500 at months, without in
rest and the balance ia four equal annual install
ments, at B. aud years, with interest from The
lst OF October next for negotiable notes. with ine-
rest ad ied and secured by q trust deed.
The purchaser will have the privilege of seeding
crop of wheat in the Fall, and full possession on
the LIST January, 1860.
JOHN W CARDWELL
Sale conducted by JAS NJ TAYLOR h SON. Aucts.
my6
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UNION STEAMSHIP
<T-T3s COMP RNY.-FOR PHILADELPHIA
ak&&&& VIA CITY POINT AND NORFOLK.
7HSZ73 )SpkI No ARR NHEMENT- - tean,.

M VIA II. CITY +, POINT AND NORsOLK
or CITY OF RICHMOND. Capt MITCHELL steamer
PENNSYLVANIA, Capt AVID TEAL. steamer VIR
GINA, Capt B kELLEY.
One of these superior Steamers will leave Rich
mond, until further notice every MONDAY and
THURSDAY. touching at C6y Point and Norfolk to
receive Freight and Passengers. Returning, leave
Philadepha every WEDNESDAY and SATUR-
DAY morning, at O'Clock.
These steamers now in fine order, increased
accommodations for the comfort of passengers hav-
ing been added AS also more room for freight; and
we hope. by regularity. dispatch and care in pro-
tecting goods committed to our charge, to receive
an increase of patronage
81 NO transhipment by this line.
FARE hEDUCBD.
Passage through to New York and ound...... $40 90
Do do Philadelphia and found,
Passage to City Point and Norfolk same as by the
river boats.
N. Passengers by this line can stop in Philadel.
ohis two or three days, and then proceed to New
York by the same ticket.
II ETUTTLE, Agent
fe ii Rockets,
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z T. - HAM, SUM EST HEAKSE
tlal.z-L--------1 AND BLACK HORSES IN THE
CITY The undersigned. at considerable expense
have had made in our City.a splendid Hearse we
are therefore July prepared TO undertake Funerals
aud furnish at all times and at all hours METALLIC
MAHOGANY, WALNUT. POPLAR AND PINE
COFFINs. of all sizes. Shrouds Sheets DC at No
"a Main street; or on the corner of franklin and
18th streets. Alsoservants Hearse and Cons of all
si2es. WIN A LEA,
VIM l. SATTERWHITE
~ S.-We. the above, have appointed j w
ShTFERWHITE cur Agent to conduct the Under
taking business ia al its branches.
my l3-lms VIM LEA 4 co.
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DICHMOND MADE CHARCOAL
IL PACKED WATER C00LERS--BUf The
BEST.-On hand o large supply OF the very best
quality " neatly painted Charcoal Packed Water
Coolers, at KEESEE PARIS Pottery.
nv nj Corner of 18th and Cary SITS.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OFvALu

~ ABLETENEMENrS ON THE NORTH SIDE OF BROAD
BETWEEN SECOND AND THIRD STREETS AS COmmls-
.ioner appointed by decree of the Circuit Court Of
the City OF Richmond pronounced on the 23d Feb'y,
&c. shali proceed to sell at public auction on the
premises, ON WEDNEsDAY, the 25th May, 1859, at
4oclock T. If fair if not the ext fair day those
twoexceiientb brick enements located above Occu-
pied respectively by Messrs l. B Thomas and H
pnllps Also. the large Framed Tenement sdjosning
ming back the usual denfh
The above property is we'll located. and consider
ed excellent stands for business
The one occupied by Mr. Thomas has for q great
aud dwelling
1kRhs-One fourth cash; balance at ], and 3
years, for negotiable notes, bearing interest. the
san payable halt yearly and title retained till all
the purchase money shall be paid and conveyance
ordered by the court.
The purchasers will be entitled to the rents from
the day OF sale. but to pay the taxes for this year.
my IA JO3EPH n f,OTuTREJI (,omm,r
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0y =. Csathorn, Auot,
NIEGRO WOMAN POn aArp .m.r,

,., TloN.aOn SATURDAY, l4sh Instant. = n
ggelocf; e ne lot near the ys. o.aisSs isilsosd
man who can cook, wash and iron, o. stSSntr 70
coz xND oALY-At n o.c,ocr V ~ YIN
20 days old, ~A'
work horses.
my Is r. oAuTHORu
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TO THE COUNTRY MERCHANTS
] UAN PIZZTNI,

JUAN PIZZTNI,
Importer OF and Wholesale Dealer in Foreign
Fruits, and Extra Refined Candy Manufacturer,
would call the particular atten ton of the Country
Merchants to his extensive stock of all descrip tons
of Goods that are generally kept in fret class
ceive fre.h supplies by every stea and sailing
packet. l have adopted general rule to sell to
dealers everything appertsuinS 10 this business at
much reduced prices. in order to save them the
trouble aud extra expense of purchasing at the
North. order to convince the inoredu sous of the
truth of this assertion, they have onlv TO give me
a trial. JUAN PlZZ MI
l2S Main street.
myl3- Richmond Va
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SPRING TRADE. 1Q6O

CLAHhcUN. ANUEKBUN GU,
No LOG Main Street, Richmond, Viryinid,
Importers Of Hardware, Cutlery, Guns, Anchor
Boiling Cloths, and Agents for Fairbanks Justly
stock OF knglish, French. German and American
0oods TO which they ask the attention Of such city
promptly Of tho end Of SIX month"; All whom Win
and IL TO their advantage 70 examine their sock b.
they will not he under aol6A IA
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SHERIFFs SALE or VALUABLE

SdEhlFr6 A II Il VI VALUABLE
~ REAL ESTATE IN THE CITY OF RICH
MOND.-Byv virtue Of orders Of the Circuit Court Of
the city Of Richmend. Of the 18th February, 1859,
in two suits OF Wm A Bradley W Hall Nelson, 1
will sell Ct public auction on the premises on "a.
TURDAY. April ed 1889, ut O'Clock p n, the Real
Estate therein described. belonging 70 Hall Nsilsop
A slip of Ground, at the cornsrs or It'll and Arch
streets. fronting about 10 feet the west line Of
TIN street running back on the south line Of Arch
street about go feet. and bounded on the south
by the lot of A Warwick.
A Lot fronting 90 feet on Byrd street. and ran.
ming back about 1853 feet. adjoining the Richmond
and Petersburg Railroad Depot.
All that Land lying on the east and west sidee Of
9th street. between Haxalps canal and james river
fronting I40 feet on the west side Of eth street, and
running back i30 feet. more or less. TO the Steel
works property. and fronting ON the east slde Of
point about 10 feet wide. -
The lot west Of 9Th street. adjoining the Steel
Works. can be supplied with water from the river,
for manufacturing purposes. ON nil OF shout nine
feet IS sscertained by Mr.. John Couty Civil EnGi-
neer.
Plats Of said property can be .eeu At the SHERIFF.
ONCE, and will be exhibited on the day Of SALE
TERMs-One-.hrd cash; the balance Ct s ana II
months, for neg otiable notes, with approved en-
dorsers. bearing interest from the day OF SALE and
title retained until the whole purchase money 10
paid. and conveyance ordered by the Court.
The taxes for 1889 10 be paid By the purchasers.
NJ POSTPONEMENT -On account Of inclemeut
weather the above sale did take place o. adver
tised. The properly will be sold on SATURDAY
the 18th day Of May
The sale viii positively take place II the weather
is fair. Az 25.
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OOCKBRIDGE BATHS. fayorite

IL watering place will be open for the reception of
visitors the Ist day OF June next. From tn Jse
who have tried the virtues CT the water. and who
know the character of the accommodations in point
OF attendance fare andilodging, continued patro-
mage 10 confidently expected, while 1t is hoped that
the rapidly growing reputation of the baths. and
the facility OF to then will largely extend
the list of visitors during the coming season.
The gentiemens bath is 40 by SO feet in sizs. and
aud containsa variety of salts OF mineral ia
gradients, among them Iron and Magnesia- . be
bathing in this water has been pronounced by many
per soas of long and varied experience. to be the
most delis htful and invigorating that they have
ever tried. ithss proved especially thcacious and
curative in diseases peculiar to females.
The Central Railroad runs within nine miles OF the
Baths and visitors leaving Richmond or Alexandra
ia the morning, reach here by sunset the same day
daily line of stages connects with the Railroad at
aoshen depot. The North kiver, which runs
through the grounds attached to the Baths, affords
facilities for boating and fishing, and the nelghbor.
ing mountains afford excellent hunting ground.
The undersigned Omses to spare no palnsln tsese
and all other respects in promoting the amusement
as well comfort Of his guests He has leased tn.
property from the Bath Company during the pre-
sent Year, and it will be under mis- exclusive man
agement and control.
TERMS So per day. $40 per week, and 1872 per
wants hslf price.
Reference may be had, anon gst many others. to
his Excellency Henry A Wise, ESQ, Governor OF
Virginia, John Maben, and r Yane, EsQs, OF
Richmond. Col II smith. Superintendent OF the
Virginia Military Institute, and Rev VIM White,
ID ID, Lexington
my 5-3md WIN JORDAN.
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TURKEY YELPERS. .

1~ Turkey Call, of my own make and
fasSsszsz4 tattsrn. can be mated TO any state in
E3f1sessashs10 the Union, by enclosing ST. to
3 SUTHERLAND
Gunmaker.
myl2 RiChmond Va
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DENTISTS CARDS.
w AxCAhs, CLOCKS

n LEWIS LYMAN, .@N@
IN importer OF WATCHESI0 TX
nAHR AND JEWELRY, Wholesale and Retail re-
spectfuily informs the public that he has
Just returned from the North with an elegant as
sottment OF English. Swiss and American WATCH.
Ee. the movements Of which cannet be sxcelled for
I IsveG, seepers Also complete assortment OF
IL sIs ELh silver spoons, Gold aud Silver specta-
Cles WIN BRAZILIAN Pebble Glasses. which will be
SOLO ss low as any importing house in this country
w. LEWIS HYMAN, SO Main ct.
wAtches and Jewery repaired by skilful work
men. at reasonable price and at short notice.
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I'M Mt PUBLIC

NOTICE. W DENNIS. No ll6 Main
Il eet Richmond. Va, has on hand.
will make TO order, every description Of
Paddles aud Harness and every article u'uslly kept
Ia his linz which will be sold from 10 to % per eeut
less than the usual prices Cash dealers are rart
cularIy requested to call before buying elsewhere
the above per centage roay certainly be saved.
ms Or
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CTEAM SAW MILL--LUMBER SAW.
- ED TO ORDER.-The subscriber having the
artira contrOl OF ono Of the best STEAM CIRCU.
LAR Saw MILLS in the State. located In Virgin
pine Forest near navigation. will contract to fur
nah At shorf notice: In COED order and on reasona
bie terms. Building and Railroad Timber. sawed ell
sises and Dimensions and respectfully solicits or
~S TRUMAN A PARKER,
Wholessls ami retail dealer IN Lumber. Mahogany
isR and Shingles of every deacrlt ton.