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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-11
By Henry W. Quarles, Auot.,
. r,-~ !No: $50 Main strsst)

A UCTION SALE OF A kICH AND
"A ELEGAMT STOCK OF JEwELRY.-ssIe, "a
continue every evening during the week: dnrins
without reserve.
iound In rst class retail store: Elegant Lava And
Oameo Goods; Fine Lockets; Cameo Revolving Pin.
out; and IN endless variety Of Gentlemsn's GocdS
&c. 10. A's~s
~ Private sales during the day,
For bargains Ut auction. call at No Lao Main =
every evening, ct O'Clock.
noa - HENRY W QuARLls. Auat.
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TRUSTEE'S SALE OF A STEAM EN-.
By Ro. B. Lyme, Auct
MOUNT PLEASANT FARM AND ED.

NINA MANUFACTURING MILL, IN CHARLES
CITY COUNTY, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-That
valuable Farm and Manufacturing Mill, situated ~
described above, about twenty miles below tho city
Of hichmoad, wiz b sold at public auction On ths
snnsss is.s lS Be- lair day not. the next
fair day thereafter. .,
There is attached to the Farm and Mill seven
hundred Of land. three hundred acres cleared
and produces we'll OF the usual crops made In that
section. and lies we'll for cultivation the balance 81
the land IL In wood and timber, Of which there y
about 200 acres In original growth OF cypress nick
DRY, oak and maple. SUFFICIENT ~ employ steam
saw mill for several years. ~
The land will be divided to suit purchasers To
the dwelling there could be laid on 400 acres 20 -
mill $40 acres. The mansion house contains nve
rooms. with the usual outbuildings, such = once.
kitchen, servants' houses, barn, stable carriage
house ice house. &C., and spring Of tho best water
very convenient
Tho min IL considered very valuabls. and isin the
from 80 to 100 bushels Of meal and Ike quantity OF
wheat per day. The mill II on . ukver-fAiiing
stream. The grist from the mill will average 10
barrels cfcorn and 100 bushels Of wheat Per annum;
wheat and corn: There h ct the mill postofAcs
and good store house. II ID regarded - IN excel
lent stand for business.
Thefarm end mill viii Be sold together, or divided
e be deemed advantageous the location 10 healthy
society good, and convenient 70 several churches
Their information can be had upon application e
Aessrs 0oddin Apperson. or 70 Aessrs.6. D
Bail. upon the premises
TERNs-0ne third cash. the balance IN one and
two years. with interest from day Of SALE and dsed
to secure the deferred paymsnt:;
Once Ia basement Metropolitan Hall.
d. lT--1a vital nktdt&a
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0M NOTICE. - Runaway from my

IA house. On yesterday, the 5th present instant
"A my man WILLIS. about i've feet, nine or
IL. ten inches high, about thirty-eight ears old.
OF xion. .rk hair, full set ofwhis
kers. Nopsrticular marks recollected Uis inten
lions unknowu-but suppose he may he aiming
for the free States hencs the importance of strict
observance of ell rnsnagers of the cars, especially
those the freight trains He is tolerably polite
70 all strangers. Hewas well dressed when he left
and possibly he may have with him q nap-sack or
carpet bag as he went to his wifes house aud took
with him all bis winter clothes He had on when
he left, sack coat OF redish blue color with
velvet cape. For his apprehension, liberal reward
viii be given. He is an excellent carpenter, and
may attempt TO hire himself ssuch
Ia Sits W boswell.
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MEADOW FARM ACADEMY.--Th,

W. next session OF this School. will begin on
MONDAY, January Srd, lS56.
SIR. WIN d SyDNoR. heretofore. will have
charge Of the boarding department. and will at all
times take great pleasure in doing every thing ne
cessary for tho conf TT convenience of boarders
The school will be- conducted. as heretofore. by
Mr.. J. RoBr BRISrow. who has recomme udatio
from the Faculty at the University Of Virginia.
TERMS -For session of 10 months, $3.50, half paya.
BILE the LIST Of June and the remainder at the end
of the year
~ All letters addressed 10 W. p. Sydnor or J.
Robert Bristow. Box 524. Richmond. Va. will meet
with prompt attention de 24-2taw st
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By Alexander Mott, Auct'r,
T ARaE SALE OF CLOTHING. DRY

T ARGE SALE OF CLOTHING. DRY
~ GOODS. SHOES, &c -WnI b. MA ~ sr...,.
o. my store, on To neDAY, January liza. cor SsrI
elne g. lon Scloek large invoice Of Dry 0ocds
English aBd American Prints; Brown And kIsnrSss
Cotton; Manchester 0irghams Cotton and Woolen
noisery; large lot Lisle six and Berlin Glove.
ALSO, g
n large lot Of Ready Made Clothing.-Frock and
Dres ooats; super black Cashmere Pants eeetinee
vests; Msriuo shirts and Drawsrs and s1ndry Ian.
T1sMs-AlI sums under $50 cash. over sso .,rtv
days credit. for approved endorsed noseN. '~'s
JAS ALeX MOTT AnrSsy
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By P. G Larus, Auct.
FURNITURE, CLOCKS.

A NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., CLOCKS,
Al SHELF GOODS. &c. Ac.-Will be sold on
WEDNESDAY morning next, commencing at 10
O'Clock. large and well selected stock Of Furni.
tnre, consisting OF every variety day and 30 hour
Soap; Double Barrel Guns shoveIs, Tongs anc
Pokers; large lot Of Silver Plated Castors, with
many other articles.
The concern Of LARUs / SHINE having deter.
mined to close their business, every article offered
will positively be sold
all sums over 800. 80 days credit.
Pc LARUS, Auct.
S.-An Goods at private sale will be sold at
PRIZE cost. The public are requested to call and
see for themselves, az bargains can be had.
ia 10 OLARUa
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EDUCATION.

DhAWlNG The nisht
vii, s csOo o. Ssssn a. the Mechanics Insitute.
VI" open on TUESDAY evening at AZ ocleoh
-. issMs PR SHssIoN OF MoyfHs
viass Slo ID Glass ss I'd Class q. in advance.
pteasa ~ M uesitous Of entering the school will
'y ,ss and THURSDAY evening. ~''Ai
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AUCTION 61Ina
1C(fU7fTEE-



QAI6ING, LRMONS. 3 sprnrrrr
~ GOLD LgvlR WATCHES. 10. AZ 4nar ~
On wKDM1SDAY, 18th Instant. & u oeicck =
seiI q ny steFe leo boxes frssh MaIaea Rsisss 4
e..fs Ssse ss.nds es lsc &c .ys
Bnndy; oeoue drfman segar..
nALso-As tse nme time viii ssll splsnaid
I'd % cafats gold, and CORRECT time Keepers.
Xxi st 3 MantnG reliable time pieces. would do
ALsO-A small lot Of gsnssel Household Yurni-
j. il Hn::t
NOTICE.-Will be sold on the 18th day
-. Of Jsnnsry; 1855. at Cabin Point wharf, tie
cs .. CONT. 100 fast in length This boas Il
r. Also e.. szRaEs. suissSl. for frsishtins-
For further Information, address III. sub.ersbs,
sale VII take place after ths arrival of thu R,eh.
mona ana Petersburg boats.
]. ll-aave.. enc g1 auYA E Esss;S or
Tor 6ALE-A small farm Of ah.nt an
tacres Of land. on the old turnpike. nine milas
wet from the city q Richmond, Il public auction
rsr ooiock # fair, Il not, the next fair day.
]. lI.ss n'Na % W wf HIL e ~ BROCK.
- TIE STEAMER OLD DO
sMINION. AND rns ENGINE AND
Ell s9lLEa e 5sl sTE1lER BEN SHEfP4knDD.
built IN Norfolk in ss q the very 1I bsss
and copper fastened. she il 1894 tons measurement'
la feet ions. 81 feet beam and feet depth Of hold
The Engine and Boiler were built BY fhos HolIo.
way; Of Philadelphia 9? inch cylinder feet stroke
The Boiler and most Of her connections are of the
heaviest copper ahe Ia IN running order
The Engine OF the BEN SHEPPARD was bailt by
Watchman Bratt, Of Baltimore, In ls4I--3I inch
cylinder sfeet stroke. Tn. Boiler. Of iron about 5
years old. was built BY Smith Perkins, of Alex.
andria, and IL In 60 ID condition
- The above sale will take place at our Wharf
at Rockets. on WEDNESDAY, I'd February. 1889.
at IL O'Clock.
TERMS LIBERAL, and made known on the day OF
sale VIRGINIA TOWING COMPANY W
By WIN TonrKINs. Gen'l Agent.
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By I. & G. B. Davenport.

GROCERIES, &C., AT AUCTION
~ On THURSDAY. 18th January, we will sell at
10 o'clock. at our auction store an assortment OF
Groceries, viz:
Coffee sugars
Laguayra and Java Coffee
Reboied Molasses
Rum
Old Rye Whiskey
Gunp0wder Teas
Wrapping Paper: 2oap
Tallow and Adamantine Candles
Tanners Oil, &c.
"ERNs-Under 500. cash; 500 and over, months
credit, for approved paper.
ja 10 Ii q DAVENPORT. Auct..
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@5OO REWARD-JEFFRIEs' An

NNsW NET AND. j EE hIES Nm
WcOO TID0TE, SPECIFIC MIXTUREfor the
cure OF GonorrhOea. elect. Structures, and similar
disorders. 1t makes speedy cure without the least
restriction Of diet, drink exposure cnange in ap.
pication 10 business. The proprietor chal enges a
sisgle case of recent Gonorrhoea which the mixture
will not cure. under forfeiture of $500. Further
the disease cannot be contracted if doee of the Mix
and long experience have proved that it will radi.
cally cure any case which can be produced. This
desirable result is obtained III from two to ten days
and as it neither creates nausea oends the pal.
ate. and renders unnecessary all deviation In diet
Interruption to usual pursuits, sound sleep heal
thy digestion, the nuisance is thus removed as
speedily as is consistent with the production of
thorough and permanent cure. Its ingredients are
entirely vegetable, and no injurious effect, either
coastitutianally or locally, can be caused by its
Csc.
Price 81 per bottle. Seie agent for New York c
Ring, No go, Broadway, corner OF john street.
TR CALLENDER, corner Of I'd and Walnut sts
agent for Philadelphia.
Sold by FISHER i WINSTON
fe22-dly Richnond Va
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By James M. Taylor 4 Son.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE

By James NJ. Taylor 4 Son.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
L REAL ESTATE. SLAVES. FURNITURE. &c,
AT AUTION-As sqrvving trusts, IN . deed Of
trust from Jacob Shook. late Of the city Of Rich.
S as saS
Court, will sell upon the premises, on THUhs-
DAY, the goth day Of January. commencing at 10
o'clock, a.. the property described in said deed.
lst-The Dwelling House of the late Jacob Shook,
Brooke Avenue. 1t has about Is rooms, with ali
the necessary conveieunces, together with Q large
Brick Kitchen. Brick Stable, &C. There are A.
sold in the gross. Or divided iSto lot. a. desired.
2d-A LOT of ground on north side Of Leigh street.
between Clay and Tyler fronting 2oS feet. and run
3d1A lot on Oabell street. fronting liz feet, and
running back l4s feet to al alley 10 feet vide.
Clay street. running back 2Os feet to an alley Four
lots on Leigh street. between Tyler street east and
and running back iye feet. adjoining the property
sth-Two Brick Tenements on the nerth line of
Baker street. at its intersection with the east line
Of Brooke Avenue. renting at fair rents to good
Also. . vacant lot adjoining. fronting I. feet on
Brooke Avenue, and running back the usual depth,
ALSO, the following SLAVES:
Dolly, about sc years old.
viz !: Jane ii. Ned 9. and aeoreianna 5 years old.
The first named is good cock, and the latter
good house servant.
ALSU. the Personal Property, consisting In part
OF ell the Household and Kitchen Furniture COM
prising every article used in large family. Also
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 g. RI and IL months for notes bearing In
terest and secured by trust deed-the taxes and
insuranees for 1889 to be paid BY the purchasers.
For the personal property, cash will be required
Plats OF the property may be seen ct the ofice OF
The sale Of the personal property will commence
punctually at 10 O'Clock A ~ on Thursday. the 10th
instant
Bale Of the real estate will commence at o'clock
NJ, On the same day. and continue from day to
day Cat the same hour) until tho whole property II
sold JAMES N TAYLOR,
Surviving Trustee:
JAS NJ TAYLOR 4 Bon, Auct'rs. js6-td
TRUSTEES SALE OF A STEAM EN-
CINE, CORN MILL, BUILDINGS. DC, AT
AVOTlON.-As trustee in . certain deed Of trust
from Enoch Rex dated the third day OF April
1857 duly recorded in the Richmond Hastings Court
Once, shall proceed TO sell q public suction. on
January commencing atl2 O'Clock. NJ. the property
conveyed thereby, being one Steam Engine and
Gear. one Corn Will and Fixtures complete. and the
Buildings situated at the corner OF Main and 2lst
streets. now used by the said Rex as mill house.
' - JAMES NJ TAYLOR. Trustee.
JAMES N TAYLOR Son. Aucts. de
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4 MOST VALUABLE FARM FOR

A SALE. IL MILES BELOW RICHMOND Il
am authorized TO cell one Of the most valuable small
r miles from the city. containing about 70 Acres-
ha nS 1snd - IN the highest state Of Improvement,
times, aud now yields heavier pioft 10 it, ovner
than any other farm Of ts size In that section TIE
improvements are handsome and tastefulIy con-
tlemsn doing business IN the city IL 10 healthy-
society very good and water abundant and purely.
As dees. % many things TO recommend IT, q "a
market. bargain can be had. and the prenlso0
cation, to no II fYEE SS
Land Agent aud Auctionser.
once In the basement Of the NetropoliAn Hall
no l5--ztaW2m = -
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IA PARDIGON-

w Elere of the College Los-le. Grand Paris and
Bachelor OF Arts. teaches the French language and
Literature, iu classes or private lessons.
kEFERENcRs-Gov Wise, Joseph Mayo, j. Ran
doiph Tucker, Judge W Crump DR.. fucker, Col
rutherford, p. III Aylett, o. Jennings Wise. Roger
A Pryor, editor of The States, George w. Munford
9th and 10Th. de lS-Ims
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NEW AND LARGE STOCK or nooKs

NEW AND LARGE STOCK OF BOOKS.
~ STATIONERY, &C., AT AUCTION. Bv r.as.s
additions. am enabled to efor to the citissns ~
RICHMOND the largest and most valuable oollectiSs
IN this city, embracing the Works Of Irving seosf
sSteksns. Edgar A: Pos. aoldmith. Addison. byron.
riety OF Annuals and Gift Books, suitable fOr ~
holiesys. gotten ny IN the most expensive styies.
Hymn Books. STATIONERY, % 10. -
Also. Gold Pens. Pencils, Fancy Goods, 10.
The attention Of the public 10 respectfully ~.
Quested. The sale will becontinuei KyIRY Iyrrrr1
at o'clock. until the whole IL disposed or
de Is NOnK A.
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IT, THE STEAMER OLD M
BY Henry w. Quarles.

GALE OF VALUABLE BOOKH.-On
~ WEDNESDAY afternoon. the 18th inst, at
O'Clock, will SELL at my store NO $50 Main street.
the balance of the stock of Books Of Messrs Har.
rold Z Murray, remaining unsold Some of the
portunty is off red in this SALE both TO dealers and
those desiring to repleuish their private libraries
ia 10 HENRY w QnARLE6 Ancf
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HIGH O0N01ADL1'6 SAIS.-11 ~
- ne q - erdse q - IsrH-ss-1 SE
y09rs, 100 = IL o41ncklsG9 -
Jones Co. " 1boDae mcbononSS- ~
fccssds shA1 yrooee4 q sell q Mn n
vonseahl1s o0ss. a FRIDAY - ~ nSs}9
ia z ~. eo1neoe1nG q 10 6c1ock. II RI. ~
~ "a So22n2 ecs91e51g o. 10 bib $1,000!
Bir.. ~ yn1Sey, h16 ADpls 1uo6y! n
bbSs ~ u ~ Sweet Wins; 6bla 61slfl - ~
rs I'D; 60 tnekstss ns 6rsin "a sr@:i1 -
ssets OK. ~. sd w:ishsE half ssek Qais
bali S S oosss s ~ se Iar beI bII Essfsss
csndiss hsif 81 Si1s, osCsns Cods psz:s Tsew
ping Psrsr: S.n. MIN CsacIes 10 lsens WrsS
ehsss ~. 9 oS S 1ssshes lsf 81 SiSx =
49, - c,sck Isa; leesutsrs; 10 6ss1inr nj
eng smoins 1oeeccG sake Chessc Iot Spicss ss ~
~. nrrssaso; COG 0lssg Jars 10 De- kora 2i.cS
inE Tin SAFE; Show Case, Del - 49, nS,css
Txnne Tho shove mls vfli b my - vg.s..
on xeW % 18Th day Of RsbruAry. I06os snS ~ ~
III the 18th day Of March. 1ae6; and On = = ~
Sth day Of Aarch. la6e 49, -
fPON1MENT. - OWing n ~ i>al~,>.~A
weather. On Friday lest, the above asle - -"
postponed to TUESDAY next. the nth iusssnt. q
jat-ed a ri n =
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ON FRIDAY, the 2ssh Of January,
" 1859, will be sold at auction at the London and
Virginia Mime Buckingham 90 Inty, eighty
horse power STEAM ENGINE. MACHINERY and
SAW MILL. and all requisites necessary for work
ing gold mine, aseaying, &C.
If any person has claim on the Company, they
are requested to make 1t known and receive pay
next all persons indebted to the said Company are
VIM SANDERS.
ia 3-dud Manager.
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HENRY P. IRVING,
W. 6ODDIN,
JOHN HOWARD. lTrnstaa.
G.. B LUCK.
GEO WHITFIELD.
de3-2awtds ~ koASnosoE'

A DIM ISTRATOR'S Salem
=. :, TUESDAY. the 18th dav of the present month
10 Henrce county, i shall sell at public auction .
the Inc personal Sons estate Of John Farrar consist
Ips o. 30 Ana KITCHEN Furniture, farmna
On all sums of $50 and over credit OF nix month,
VIII be given, the purchaser giving a negotiable
under $40, the cash will be required P"'en"'es
All persons having claims against the estate vii,
present them at once either to the underuIonsi q,
to my attorneys, Messrs spilman 4 Black we'll =
Those indebted to the estate will please cali III
wise aud settle. JOHN OHTInRy Ao
ia Ids Admir- of John Farrar
A DMINISTRATOR'S SALE OF NE.
n GROES.-Will be sold to the highest bidder
for cash. at Tayorsvile. in the county Of Hanoysr
on SATURDAY, the 18th day of January. 1870
three Negroes, two men and one woman, young and
likely. GEO W DOSW Eli "A0
ia st Admir- of W d Winston
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OUARRIES FOR SALE OR LEASE,
" ON THE DANVILLE RAILROAD, WITHIN
THREE OR FOUR NILES OF THE CITY OF
RICHMOND--I am authorized to sell or lease six
valuable Quarries. located described above upon
most accommodating terms. The owner would ex
change one or the whole of them for land on the
York River Railroad. ton or twelve miles below
Richmond.
These Quarries are considered very valuable, and
In tina hands OF one who understands their opera.
ton, would be very pIo htable
Farther information can be bad upon application
20 RO B LYME. Auct'r.
ONCE in basement of the Metropolitan Hall.
de l5-3tW2m
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RUNAWAYS.
9 $3.50 REWARD.-Absconded, on

~ $3.50 REWARD.-Absconded, on
the oath instant from Rarmville Va nv ser.
~ want, CORNELIUS CkUMP He is 23 or "a
years of age, feet to inches high very
light complexion, brown hair, blue e, es large
mouth, rather homely, good tempered look, and
smiles when spoken to. lie is a good driver and
ostler. His usual dress Is light frock coat with
black velvet collar and cuffs liaht cap and shawl
reward will be paid for his appre ension and
delivery TO me in Fsrmyille his being secured In
any Jail in the state so can obtain him of Fifty
Dolars, if taken in the State OF Virginia, or One
Hundred and Fifty Dollars, If taken without the
State. VAUGHAN
ia
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GUENTHER, ARCHITECT

"a open DRAWING and PAINTING scuoor
tor boys, at the school room of Henry Y 0ronin9
Clay street, 81 door from sth to eth street In.
strpcting In Drawing from PIES Drawing and
Cooring from pictures taken here and in other
places, and exercise in Sketchinv from Nature in
. session of months Terms-$2 monthly, Tues
day and Friday, frcin to O'Clock. p III.
Recommendations and pictures can pe seen at the
above place and on the days named.
References can be given by Capt LYbgock. at Bat
tiers Artists Material Store. Main st. near 18th.
AlU-9ws
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
" colt, Harris Il Co, having still on hand large
assortment of UVKRC1ATS. and being determined
TO cell tefore 10 over, will 0fer great IN
dncements Call on Darracott, Rarris Go. Noll2
Main street II You want GOOD Overcsat. at II very
Low PRICE DARRACO1T, HARRIS co,
No liz Main street,
las Successors to Merchant Weisiger Co.
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GENERAL AGENTS.. 40.

pEMOvAL. >'->'~''s>es~'
RAWLINGS q HOLIDAY
General Agents and Commission Mcrchsns.
Hereby return thor thanks sor ~. mum ~.
passona&e bestowed on them the past year and
s atfaIn ener tnssr services for HIRING our nv
ING CLAIMS and for the sale 81 TRI6sn
"hhh AT yOkN. OATS. FLOUR &c, &c
W ann aler the lat day of January 1859 they will
on 18th ct, corner Of Bank s'
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SLAVE INSURANCE.-Dr Jaues >.
- McCaw will be at my once from II II. 70 up.
burg II. and Y. Insurance Company. 1 A nre-
pared TO issue policies from 70 years on The net
accommodating terms. kates a. low g any roo1
Company. OF DRBEeEE, A0nNf
Once opposite American Hotel, Man 4.
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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 is
best exertons to promote the interes. IF those who
may favor him with their business, and to pay spe-
ciai attention to the negroes during sickness.
He hopes from long experience to be able to give
satisfaction.
Cfice at the old stand Of Dabney 4 Canthorn, cor.
ner OF Main and 18TH streets opposite the st Charles
Hotel. EDWARD DABNEY
de 22-dImcwlt
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h ieIisa&.
Fophy. The
b. motion
With the
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On MULES, WAGONS, HARNESS,

~ &c. AT Notwithstanding to remove to
the country, shall on THURSDAY. the 18th Gay
OF January 1882 at the large lot near the Virginia
Central Railroad Depot. at 10 o'clock. A NJ, sell at
public suction. my teams consisting of 80 young
mules are all under years old are well broken to
work, and without spot or blemish Eight of the
wagons, and all the harness. are now in excellent
new.
TEsMs-Cash for all sums under Sloo; over this
sum. months credit for approved negotiable pa.
per.
They can be seen at my stables at any tine pre-
yious the SALE RM SIZEk.
GT4ale conducted by CAufHoRN. iaI
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By E. B. Cook, AH,
TRUSTEES, HALEO REAL ESTATE

TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
L FURNITURE. GROCERIES,, &c. Valuable
Horse. Buggy and Harness. and other property, on
Brooke Plauk Road. in Henrico county.-By virtue
OF Deed of Trust from Frank Dickman and wife to
r. r. Howison. Trustee dated the 18th day of May.
1883. and of several deeds of trust from the said
Dickman and wife and Frank Dickman to Samuel
I. BaFly, Trustee, all duly recorded in the County
Court of Henrico. the undersigned will proceed to
sell. on the premises, 1T the residence OF the said
Dickman. in HenrioO county, on the Brooke Plank
Road, a few mites from the city of Richn ond, the
property respectively conveyed in the said deeds
ana for the purposes Of each OF said deeds respec.
lively; consisting of Tract of Land containing
sA acres. more or less. with buildings, store and
improvements thereon, adjoining the lands of
JnO. B. Young, John Kersey and John stewart ;
alec all the Household and Kitchen Furniture OF
said Dick1an. Fixtures and Store Apparatus stock
of Groceries Bar Fixtures &c. in the store; also
fairness. new Wagon. Cart and Hsrness, fine
Cow, number of Hogs. lot of Corn. and other per.
sonal property. The sale will take place on FRI.
DAY, The 18th day OF January. 1889. beginning at
II O'Clock. A. NJ, If fair if not the M xt fair day
TERMS As to the Real Estate. one fourth cas- h,
balance at 4, s and IL months with interest," the
purchaser giving notes or bonds, adequately So
cured As to this personal estate, cash.
Sale conducted by b. Coox, Auctieneer.
-. e. Z; H0Wis0H, Trustees.
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DOWLAND'S Xxx Family Flour-Pal-
~ a,atto brand. A full supply Of the above favo-
rite aud choice brand Just received and for sale BY
sKLDEN Il MILLER,
Ia Corner Pearl and Gary streets.