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FARMERS AND MEA-
~ CHANTS WHO USE AND Dial
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give sS Us call. Farmers ssndins bsSs VIII s sf-
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az. oND ANNUAL CITY DIR =. OnY.-
eops hi. s IL 8.
81 last year viii enable us to remedy en 1istatss.
". osss iserssssd faeilitiss and sss.ser iss.ss
!eas. sis = sss.ssi.., 6 ~
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O.ss b.; residents Of xrtEySs ssi -
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s:ss 500 - M d e. ss -
* . ss c & fss! 80 81 e
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- =
o sss ssaSs 49,.
.. ~ :. = wa'lirnElzls I czf!issfs!sf. .
-. fOR = ENT..A BRICK HOUSE O Nam,
C:syssa Iess and issh streets. cons:.ninE t4rss
ss.ss a.. .,s ssc rad s. & =: ss
'aoa.I 'S' s'ss family fS ;s5S: .II ss,;
d roe s HkEx s9 ss i. ss,s n
- FOR RENT The .DwEL LING on Broad
= ias nine ROOM. brsids. The back ba,id.ns..-
ss~iw. A''' Cary st. "a doo1 Above 18Th.
Esas FOR RENT,,A small BRICK. HOUSE,
ss sos terms &C. sTgPMsI . cuLLlNeswoarH.
=. -FOW RENT--Tha STORE and DWELL
the St H' cS. Ho..
and With SountsIs sx.ares sas &C., il IL one Of
must GES :1 sa e - ain street.
~ FOR sALE-A nice TENEMENT, CON
ans wss9 ana he ten With good sized
cr&skk4 's'' \:
store. j. Is 3taw7w
a; FOR P ENT.-srORE No -. on Main
street. now occupied by Win. F. Butler Son.
70 s siysp on the lsH e March Apply
B east side OF 18th street, yer, suitable Tor sro
csry; and large lot and stable f.r the recep-
ton Of stock: DC. twill be leased for three years
70 s'0o tenant FOR TERMS &f So a1 I 'L e
Office in basement of Mctropolitaa Hail.
"a FOR RENT.-A HOUSE situated on goth
E::S ana Leigh streets. containing FIVE rooms. with
rot ntcnea, the nsuai oas houses in the yard and
s"od I. tenant the rent will be low For terms &C,
u Agent for a Rsn.' ns. NJ SsI Hss.e &C.
Ho!sL. FOR RtsfTnf s .s:e :mA sFdkE.
and the Two Duke
under the St. Charles Hotel. are for rent at low
prices to good 'ene e. IT, AYp %Ec e Broad
jaz-ts 2doors above Monumental Church.
"a DEs!RABLE RESIDENCE FOR
E$ SALE PRIVATELY The subscriber intend
n. ing to SscSInae offers for sale
and Ross streets The Dwelling has u rooms.
with hot and cold water in rooms; also. gas,
large, kitchen and smoke house attaches. There
Are also coal and COW houses The LOT fronts
are Of the hest lee: ie na and Inc
ished in the best style. In fact it is one of the
ness or professional men. the location is equal to
r. Il. w tNSTON,
ia 25-lm Fisher 4 Winston, j IFS Main st.
IA FOR RENT.-The large WAREHOUSE
5 situated on Cary, between 18th and 18th streets.
M recently occupied by Mr.. b. F. Dickinson as
a tobacco factory. The house contains a large
quantity Of room, and the location is near the Ba-
sin bank.
For further information, apply to
E. D. EACHO,
ia 25-tS Near Exchange Hotel.
~, FOR RENT.-The ROOM formerl, occu-
kE:a pied as Whtehurst's Gallery, No. n Main st
by 100 feet second floor. is for rent. Also-a
LODGING ROOM on the third floor. For terms,
apply to JOHNSON Il HARDWOOD,
ia 25-ts No. II Main street.
ka SHOP ROOMS AND WATER POW
xEH Err FOR RENTING have for rent three
eighty feet long and fifty wide, with WATER
POW tR-the BUILDING being Of the most i'm
proved and suhsanti construction, with slate
roof. and well suited for manufacturing purposes.
Parties desiring to locate themselves will do well to
call and examine the premises.
J. K. ANDERSON 4 CO.,
de 23-ts Tredesar Iron Works
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prtyateeriUa. Ar

NV YORK, Feb. 9.-The Chamber of Com
l'rrs Of This city has adopted report and
r.0.gli0ns against privateering and in favor
lie immunity Of all private property on the
.ssg liz time OF war
.ta Pacific Mail Steamship Company has
.'ermined tn establish Il direct line from As
a@all 10 New Orleans. The steamer St.
4l' leaves on the 2lst for Aspinwall, to take
RI ace on the route
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NTOCkS AND BONDS For SALE
- yirgina STATE SIX Es.
Richmond and Petersburg per cent. BONDS.
j. so"ts and ffr MxtkY Co.
Tor SALE-A small lot Of strong HARNES
rRtNk IEAfHET piooeMs a co. or
j. 49, Is Cary. doors below 18th 1t.
BNEY's OLD RYE WHISKEY, in bills
"A and half bbls., for ss!e hy rosrv, co
SPLENDID DRY GOODS.
FEBRUARY srH, 1850.
# fER ffRRyE do ssi NJ F9 ax S1 SQUARE.
Rich St Robes at So, SIS a and $50 worth as
Rich French Delaino Pobe.. at half price.
Printed Freneh Dels,nes. st cost.
Lssss stock Long and Square Wool shawls, at
Ions Black Wool and 4 Msri i sha~ls.
down below cost to CLOSE them out
Large stock 10 I. ia and ia Bed Blankets, At
II, 400 yards best English and American Prints at
sIsS T.!$%sa de. Lee s ss:,;, .,a :. .,., -.
rssuos ssf 5, = e march, win -.
= u KIN; I. e EEK s ~: =; '
Cox,s GgLATINE, WHICH DOES NOT
~ SEC yIkK EGGS, 9c.-HsvinE good sagvly
= J; ~ 81 a i,
W. 5XE~ 1EEElsksS = sS4h eo .aa.
cerssr Psasl 90 0a1y sssseis.
MOCHA AND Java CeyYEE; Hydr.sIlo
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NINTH. BETWEEN MARSHALL AND
CLAY SrREkTS, AT .AuCTION.-We wall sell
upon the premises. on MONDAY. February l3th.
building Lots, on tho east Of Sth street tetvees
Masshali and Clay streets. fronting on said 9Th
street ~ feet each. and running back 400 feet.
his property, from it, location in = RAPIDLY i'm
proving pav' Of veil - their cont,s uits 20 the
business portion Of tho city. renders them - o~i-
rable Tor building purposes a. any Lots NOV - "
had
TEHMs.-O One 6ith cash; the balance 1t 8. u. 10,
added. and secuved BY trust deeds Taxes for looo
g g e.sdd ~ n Xs a. .fxvLoR SON. Aue,a
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nUDVO1. %: II LA 1H,{ (.O,n, =,
CHAS. T FRIEND, 70" u
GoDDiN & APPRRsON. Aucts ia l2-tds


Dy James Ma Aay4OT u S0As Aact'9s
ans sntb S N fktaES FHk
5y Peter 3 Chm sna william DAVIS ana . Is.s
and Henrico County Court. l will sSl, at pubic
Instant. At O'clock i. N !. the r EsiDENcE Of
Peter D. CHM. situated Clay and GIlmer streets
1t is IN pleasant and improving neis hborhoOd.
vii sci Il ii & .sid $pa's HOUSEHOLD AID
KiLGHkN FURNITURE, comprising the usual
TERMs.-For the real estate, 4 cash; balance at
cured esa For The :aa
$50 ana under, casn; over that amount; ~ days
sea for oAS 8 Psss 4s:s
JAS. NJ. TAYLOR L Sow. Auct's. LAW is1
As SPECIAL, CO N n I s S 10 NER AP.
"A pointed by a decree IF the Circuit Court of the
January. 1860, in the case Of Chicks administra-
tor Chick, shall proce ed to sell upon the pro-
misses. in the order advertised the following prop
On MONDAY, the 9Th day of Feb,ry sommsne-
III Nrs oo .Ss M I'VE " FRAMED TENE
Adams and fOushee streets lately occu pied BY said
Chick: deceased. The lot fronts 80 iset and runs
Immediately alter the above, say commencing q.
~ O'clock, two BIZ GLIDING LOTS, near bacon
Ing 81 feet On the north side Of Moore street rum
Line back 100 feet, to an alley l6 feet wide.
m On Al sa sns 81 day FEcF 81, LAND
IN Hanover county, adjoining tho lands Of -
Bowlss and others. containing about one hundred
and thirty acres
On the same day, commencing At o'clock, r.
NJ, u TRACT OF LAND in Henrico county. GOA
q ming about lao acres, lying on the brooke Plank
Road a., acoa, seyen miss from the city, and adjoln-
On WEDNESDAY. the 10Th daJ OF February, q
O'Clock. p. NJ will - sold TRACT OF LANu
IN Henr,co copnty con.ainink about ~ acres two
The lands of Mrs. u Robnson, Msssss. wSisIock
Hughes, Turner ard others.
TEEMs.-One- fourth cash; the balauce at &, u
and 10 months the purchasers swing bonds. boar
ing interest for deferred pa, apd the t1tle
be retained until the further ORDER Of the Couris-
The taxes for 100 to 10 paid b.. the purchasers.
N. H. WASH, Special Cona'r.
JAS. III. Taylor 4 Sox. Aucf'a e
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| wi LIST A list Of OTIS and paris of Lots in the
town of MANCHESTE Err. returned del nquent.
| for the NON PAYMENT OF TOWN TAX rs for
the wears 1853 and 1882 which SAID Lots will be Id
| in front Of The Town nall Manchester, en- WE'D
NESDAY. the I4tb day of March next at o. clock.
p. NJ, unless there he previously paid the taxes
thereon, together with the pro rata charges OF this
| proceeding:
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

~ VALUABLE LOUISA LAND For
SALE Wishing to dispose of my real estate,
- in order to divide the proceeds among my
children, | offer for sale, privately, my FARM,
This most desirable tract Of Land lies in the heart
Of the valuable tobacco Lands u Louiss. on both
adjoining the lands OF H. p. Poiudexter. Gabriel
Jones, Joseph nj. Baker and others, eig hit miles
from Louisa Court House and Tolersville. on the
Virginia Central Railroad, and equally convenient
to both. e
THIS Farm contains l 04O acres, of which 200 are
wood land. more than three fourths o which are
heavily numbered with oak pine and hickory Of or
hl@h state of impreremenI-well adapted to the
Comfortable DIVE LLiNG. with eight rooms a
uIidinss. The locality is healthy and the neigh
bon mood pleasant. Presenting that any one wish
Ing to purchase will visit the Farm and see for
themselves, deem It unnecessary to speak far
Their. The Farm is capable of being divided into
three tracts. if desired. Being very DESTROYS OF
selling. terms will be made to accommodate pur-
chasers. =.
purchase .'' '''''' julia x. HoLtApAY. ~
:, For further information, apply to Pr. "; C; N.
Rapid Ann Station. Orange and Alexandria Rail
road. who is authorized to sell. de26-dlawts
><s DESIRABLE TR ACTOF LAND IN
- GOOCHLAND COUNTY FOR SALE-The
- subscriber offers for sale privately his FARM,
he oosy o and &c
cultivation of wheat, corn and tobacco II is stu
ated on the Cartersville Road. adjoining the estate
Of Randolph Harrison. Esq "a miles from the
and a Baptist Church within half an hour s
For fur Their ticulars, apply to less H. HEATH.
ESQ., or to me- either personally GF oS 's WEBB
Flies P. O., Goochland county. va.
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- HENRICO LAND FOR SALE.--For
salf pnTvatey my very desirable HOME
ed Garden land, SIX miles West Of Richmond. lying
Immediately on the Three Chopped road, and ad
joining the lands of r D Carter and B w. Green.
The dwelling is and contains four good rooms.
There is all the necessary out houses. which are
in 70. ID order; q we'll of pure water and young
orchard of c"Oice fruit trees. swall family WILL
fluid this a most desirable residence. The neigh
bornood is good and healthy; For particulars ap-
ply to THOMAS GlNNETT.
fe2-1m* HenricO.
LNOR SALE.-I have for sale two half acre
L LOTS on Grace and Broad streets. centre, or
divided into smaller iots.l next TO Mortons flower
MORGAN HORSE. very snowy in harness or on
parade; and for rent two SEATS in Pew No. Is in
81. Paul's Church. | will take occasion to correct
an impression. which am informed is 3 very prev
alent enc, that had discontinued the practice Of
Medicine and Surgery.
ia I-lm J. N. BROOKS, NJ. ID.
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IOhN = Gf.OneBE q. Ii u ~ -, pe 04a ~
y RICHMOND, VA, would respectfully inform
their friends and the public generslly, that thoa9
establishment, ut the corner Of Cary and 81 qeo.s
(recenty destroy ed by 6re,) has been rebuilt In Q
substantial manner, and that they are now Dso-
pared to resume operations in thslI department. 81
business on an extensive scale. TO this end they
have enlarged their workshops, and fuInisho4
them with all the improved MACHINERY and
other appliances which car facilitsts oL sxIe9te
Their new Saw Mills ON Mayo's Island ,ss non
completed on such scale of capacity - will eua1eo
them to meet the increasing demands Of the city,
for building timbers. The mills are Of the largoQe
and most approved kind, built by GEORGE Page =
Co., of Baltimore. and having their patent mO1Oao
ard attachments. The Steam Engine, Of one haA-
dred horse power, was built by John james Tqr.
ner, of this city. They have hand several rA1lD
of first rate pine logs and have made arrangeulo4e9
to get continuous supply, and preDaTod = ~
all orders promptly. at fashionable prices sd -
accommodating terms. They have engaged roll
able mechanic to work their Hath machjn0, and WIN
furnish p!asterers laths In any quantity that nv
be DESIRED
They viii. as heretofore, furnish PLANS asa ~
fIMATEs for buildings and other improvements
and will contract for the erection and completes
of the same, in the city or country.
For the liberal patronage extended 70 thoD -
past years by the citizens Oi Richmond and 0Aho9
portions Of the State, they beg leave to expTsoo
their grateful thanks, and assure them that t1ey
will endeavor by every means IN theH poyar -
merit continuance of their favor and confidence
in 3-dSW
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{ NFGS AND N!KU IAIES.-Mocklng Bird
N and Canary BREEDING CAGES: Spring
GIGS; Feather and Hair BUSTERS; Hair. Car
net: Hearth and Corn BROoMS; large TUBS ;
BOARDS ard ROLLING PINS; India Rubber and
Gocna DooR MATS; BASKETS; FIRE w illnw
BY HORSES; VEL. .CIPEnES; and a general
assortment of USEFUL ARTICLES for house
keepers.
AISO.-Spaulding's PREPARED GLUE and
SILVER SOAP. Each can be recommended. For
sale by J. HAROLD. lib Broad street.
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Ia 50 REWARD.-Ranaway from the sub
NNEGRO MAN. Daniel he is about iect
~ inches high, and of brlgh. copper color
.-&>No marks or scars reoOllected; has very
grum look. will pa, the above reward for his de-
livery to me or confinement in Jail 50 J can get
HIM. NJ. CARNELL.
IL 7-lWt Corner CathaTine and Mnnrne SIS.
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OFFICE RICHMOND AND Y. X. K. CO.,i
NOTICE TO >EanHof1 fso ass pro-
pfST EN En- s HoTsEs and
.HOrS at Richmond and West Point. Plans and
Specifications may lie seen at the TIeasurer's
on f III sa lsfs sup
REM0vAL.-Web beg leave to inform our
IL friends and the public, Generally that we have
street setween Main ' and rankin where we
have lar. ely increased facilities for manufacturing
all articles in onr lice. and will be able e show the
RANGEs: FURNXc:iEs. BRiTaNNiiA PLATED:
IN hensa the SOUTH hsys aaS
a .mag nj fcent assortment of GAS FIXTURES, Of
and sTG%M f faIy On IN
and P sTENT ROOFING branches Of our bust
sarns our customers that we have SO systeini zed
our business that we shall attend to all orders with
promplness Thankful for the very LIBERAL patron
to receive continuance OF the same iR our new
PORTABLE GAS WORKS put up in town and
fe lin N' ''' " ALL W.
JANUARY gath 1T. R. PRICE co. have
Of ss Be fsd
to which they invite special attention. as they will
essssa rhs. Sa Lace they ass
sSHS jAanf$s u.s. RI$5Sss ;'s ~ S'aei'
to their stock. heavy Negro BLANK Els. grey and
Sati Il sEsI aPf :
PILLOW LINENS. IRISH LINENS. Towel
INGS. Brown and Beached COTTONS, English
and American PRIN rs. &C., ali of which they Of
T to the public at 9 TH Te'y ?T E. RRe CO.
A CAKD.-Bens DESTROYS Of closing out, as
Clothing, we determined to sell, at shade
above the FIRST cost. the remainder OF our stock
Our object IL to turn as much OF 1t into money as
possible; therefore we offer the greatest induce
fully invite our friends and the public generally to
SIMPSON Il MILLER,
ll9 Main street. Richmond.
CROCkERY AND GLASSWAR 4. AT PR
~ vate sale nv the case or dozen. l50 dOZ. white
granite DISHES. assorted yes; Pitchers. TUE
Butter Dishes, Sauce Boats, c.: $50 dozen Cups
aud Sauce!s, assorted Is cases Tumblers; fine as
sortment Molasses Jugs, Covered Buffers, Tick
iers, &c; PLAIN and cut Bar DccanteIs, &c
Ia pts ALEX. MOTT.
vi have on hand from the above factory, PLAT
FORM SCALES, weighing from, 400 to 1900 lbs..
Also, COUNTER SCALES of every variety, ard
is agents FOR the mani factufers are prepared to
house scales. &c. which for neatness, durability
80. VAN LEW: THY j. ~. CO.. CO.,
CHEAP CLOTHlNG! DURABLE CLOTH
~ ING. GENTEEL CLOTHINH!!! At llV
Main stfeet.-Cail in and make your selectiOns,
get iii tho Winter stock out Of the way, and to
that end Offer such Inducements AZ must attract
attention and secure sales.
IL YOU with to make sC9G inyestmslt, buy
new suit OF TUPMAN HULL,
q - N RAJ
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VALUABLE PRIVATE DWELLING, ON
' SOUTH SIDE CARY, BETWEEN lsr AND
2D STREETS. FOR SALE.-We are authorized
to sell valuable DIV ELLiNG, situated az above.
The House contains II rO,ms. and has every ac-
commodation for a large size family: There is on
the lot n Stable Carnage House. SO. Tho Lot
fronts 80 feet by lh7 fact, to alley 10 feet wide.
For terms, &C., apply to
ia 23-lm GODDlE & APPERSON.
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=. H. STAKKE,
No. 81 MAIN ST, RICHMOND. Va, DOORS
Wv ABOVE ST. CHARLES HOTEL,
Would call the attention of farmers, merchants,
and others to the TACT that he MAXI every variety
81 81, FLOWS used in tbs country. as well as HAIR
WEEDF RS, CORN PLANTERS. &c, &C., all
made IN his own shops. OF best materials. by good
with genuine GARDEN and FIELD SEEDS,
which he oht aims from the most reliable sources.
lie would call particular atte ntion to his new
SOUTHERN PLOW which works three different
sizes and distinctly diff rent shapes of mole boards
on each FLOW. thus insuring its adaptation to
every variety of soil and strength Of team, and
saves one. half of the wear in casting. He has
warranted every article made by himself and is
pleased to say that he has not had FIVE FLOWS re-
burned Tor iauit sincche commenced business. He
hopes to succeed purely on his own merit. and
when he finds II necessar, 70 detract from the
merits ofOthers, or to build his business up by pull
lHs others down. he expects a vlrtuous communal
ty to dscountenance him and buy of a better man.
p H. STARkE.
M A fresh supply of GARDEN SEEDS Just re-
Ceivei fs I'm
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Two The FARMERS or VIRGINIA..
Facts which have recently como to cur know.
ledse. .tog ether with advertisements. snd cagd

'IW THE FAME EMS Ut vIH0BN4As~s
Facts which have recently como to our knO0.
ledse tosether with adyertisen,enss. snd casd
v hich has been ~ mt extens,veiy thvous cc0q-
Try to our f'i.nds and customers. and from which
we make the fnliUwiuA extract: 1.-THE suhscritoe
hav,ns conducted tho alovo businese for the la4e
FIVE years on Franklin street. undeF the stye at q.
WATT Co, bsss Leave z. inform hrs f,issdss
firm does NOT now exist" have sat sized us that 8
regular and systematic effort has ard u still b.
n. made to deceive tho public. and lead them -
bcheve that the concern Of go WATT co.
not in existence. and that the onl. place 70 Get
Watts Patent Cuff BRACE Piow 10 frrm !. mar wlo
is daily violating the Patent Laws. aud unjustly
deprivlrg George Watt Of his property, by maklne
his Patent Plow. without his authority ar consent.
We desire to correct the Impression TIM be "a
ne made and ,ntSrH ySn ana shs pIn,c tnas -
isteDce; that t,en. Watt, the inventor and Retsh-
tse has not SOLD the right, or authorised any oeos
except Mr.. F. W; Scott Of Fredsr,cxslars. %
make any OF his Patent Flows. and that We koeD
constantly on hand large stock Of all sizes. MAJ
under our personal supervision, fIom the Only
genuine patterns, of the best materials. tOKothee
with a variety Of other Agricultural Implsinsaos,
which we warrant to the buyer, and sse aotes-
mined not u be undersold by am one in the mag
ket: Our q EO. WATT returns his sincere theneq
20 his friends and the public. who have sWstaino4
him heretofore, and We solicit q continuance q
their patronage GkO WATT Co
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BLOWS, PLOWS, PLOWS.-
II

JOSEPH WELLS. Collector OF Taxes
fe 9-2awlm Town of Manchester
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COMMITTED TO InE J41L =

Aher, a NEGRO MAN, who calls himself
n RICHARD JAMES BRANCH. and says he
&
is sometimes called Cross. SAID Negro is
about feet inches high; about Is years of age !;
comp exi,n black, with en- his left arm and
nose. He says he is free. and had when arrested
in his possession several certificates OF his free
dom, which were evidently forced by himself. as
he can read and write IL said Negro Is r. runa-
and take him away or he will he dealt with accord
ing to law. s. o DUVAl,.
te A-6W% JaiiOr Chesterfield County, Va.
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GINA SAVING BA n * 80.
Chartered by The LegtStGtHre Of Va.
A A AGx.Ai

CPECIAL NOTiCE.-LOUIS ]. BOSSIEUX.
- Steam Candy Manufacture. Ave story build
Il Taylor. directly opposite the old established
store of Nessrs Richardson 4 Co would be happy
generally. The very liberal patronage bestowed
on him for the last fifteen ears enables HIM, with
enlar- ed establishment, to offer inducements to
with more room. more force, more stock, and
settled disposition to do large wholesale business
solicit cali from the buying public, at Ne. ~
Main street. fe Elm
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= Is ST: 50 Z. & s - {! {
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n on TUESDAY, the 2l.t OF February, $50, tif
fair; if not. the next fair day create at the
ave miles from the city OF Richmond, On the Rich
mond and Fredericksburg Railroad, All Of the
CONS; crop of CORN. FOLDER and SHUCKS;
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE,
and one large IL HOUSE. full Of ice.
TERMs.-Ail sums of 30 and under, cash; and all
sums over that amount a credit OF Jour months
will he given, the giving negOti1ble notes
satisfactorily endorsed. JNO. 0. TAYLOR,
admir- Of Bartlett Tyler coed.
Heprco Co Feb Orb 1SiO fa 10 IDS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-10

fra% SPECIAL MOTTO T. Until fur
A3ET& Their notice the YORKTOWN. Captain
PARkIsH; will leave New York for Rich
mond eteTy SATURDAY, at 3 p. NJ; and the
JAMES TOWN. Captain SKINNER, every " ED
HESDAY; at Z. M returning. they will leave
RICHMOND for New York every TUESDAY and
FRIDAY, att z. NJ. touching 1T Norfolk and City
Point going and returning.
ia lS-ts LUDLAM & WATSON
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-25
THE UNprRsIGyEp. MEMBERS or THE UNION CON

THE UNDERSIGNED. MEMBERS or THE UNION cor.
i ves.son called BY Democratic Volunteers for The
he cnminx election csss ,hsir d, u 10 make The following
bret statement Of facts relative 70 tho violent interruption o!
Upon orgsDiasE according sdjounment psrcsv.d
that the places Of regular delegates were In important To-
The Committee 90 County oaces and judiciary having
their report the Convention proceeded 70 tbs
ReFisier The dsturbsncc which had previously existed
tered into an upre, need ans sa ~ e suostuss
Sowfasncia, this obstacle The Convention ,uocsedei In
upon the prsyos confusion stimulated by the sabs
,e and their eoAdnors acting BY evident preooncer thu.
Chair
Immediately ,Asr.sfer, person among The rss,iq,es
the Chairman BY physical violence remain In his
proceeded with others who rusaei In from the outside 70
The Doors we're locked and the police who we're summoned
proeci The Chsrmas vere thus excluded ON The room
ai sa - - ' : - ~"
They compelled him !, put and declare the resu, Of mo
their anju,uhabe acts barbarous
hrupton u,o peAcessle convocaon Of respectable crsns
for Rssssr To sn.c appropriate emsArss had evi.
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