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0yERT0S Il. P.:TTCS. eomr.
GcupIS 4 ArpEn.oI, auc,'-. nrc lp-oxw:,v kl,J.
HI DF15. i.E IL. & CO. 4 TITTS-


nA os'5tiNSoa iaEL.. Co., CCIS.
HI7FES Sf::Is01;S. -This nay, a; 10 o'clocs
vii! be sn!d 80 likely Negroes, consisting OF Men
!'oys and Girs, and Wnmi.a and Childrea.
Jar3 DICKINSON. HILLL CO., Auets
NEGHOES AT i~;C"EIoS.-Wc will sell at our
~ Auction Room, on WEDNESDAY, :ae ilth Of JauGary,
100.
FIFTEEN LIKELY NEGROES.
Sold by directions Of the !ccairrs 81 MIS-. EHzaLr.l, H. MI.
Ter: They belong 10 one estate, a;n! are sold for no faults.
Dec Sl-tds DICKINSON. UILL * "a ,urs
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VI. lkA S.ulIltIS
QUTHERA LOTHlNG MANCfACTOKi,
Established In 1850,
At RICHMOND, VA.
Elisa fact not generally known, that established my
i Clothing Mandatory in this city
TEN YEARS AGO.,
and have constantly rum that time continued 10 cut and
make a large portion Of my stock in Richmond. As hun.
dreds OF my customers will testify to; and, having increased
ms forces from time to time, am now better prepared 10 re-
sclrr orders for work, In large or sinall quantities, than
heretofore, and will guarantee 10 furnish them just as low
IA they can be had Of Northern HOUSES, and equal n style
Aad material.
Being & practical man nj my business. mot having climb
ed in at the back window OVER others shoullrrSD naiter
myself that | can give as much aud a. good On article for
the price rs any :, USE, North TOR South.
Let those who wish TO build up purely Southern rnanrfic-
,ure. patronize the Oil established houses first, and let them
reap the reward they are eniitled 10 for The past ten years.
This is no hunhug, rs | can prove by from - TO 100
hands nos In my employ, aud many have bern for years.
Pa.ronisc the Oil manufacturers ut home, more especial
~ VIXEN you eau do -" "ilinct additional cost.
WM. IRA SMITH, Clothing Manufacturer,
jams at ia Main street.
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In withdrawing my name from the firm q Th~eatt-
Faulkner j. Clark, l beg leave TO say TO ny friends and The
public. that ] nu still Interested In the concern OF Faux.
ner IL Clark. and hope they will coRiiaue 10 give Us ihe!r
business. rel. ing upon the assurance that the highest mar
kt prizes shall be obtained ;or all produce rn: II GuT
charge. HENRY TIlWEATT.
Ian Jim
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STOCK OF
n ~ = .

p 4 n . F . r 7 z s,
EAMES W0OnllOrSE i Co. respectfully
- announce That they succeeded IN saviDgfsSsc-f5rls
rSJIisMED from the fire which recently occur n TS3
red IN the building occupied by lfr.m. their z ] IL
Entire Stock OF F'innO Forfcn,
which are now ready for examination and sale.
They asu saved Il large portion OF their
isoolIa and stationery.
These, together with newly purchased slack, will he ar
r. opcd in their old stand within u week. In the meantime,
all riders addressed l" Us, ~ heretofore, will be promptly
md faithfully filled. Oct ~
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Js1lIlS School will commence the last session Of lis nine
,renth year the l2th Of january. The various depart.
uents are filed By efficient teachers, 0! experience and ar-
fnuwledged ability.
The course OF study is thorough, ahd ~ extensive as 10
embrace the solid and ORNAMENTAL branches.
Hoard Including washingl per session, fGU 10
Tuition in regular classes from IL ~ 10 Il 81
Tuition In Music and Oil Painting, each. ~ III
For further Information, please apply 10 the Principal
- Enrruninn linz lt-uil Liz - lIiIItS WlIIAN -
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, MANCHESTER. Va,

December, To, lNJ|.
rJ,o THE CREDITOR OF DIR. wv: =.
Il HATCHER, DECEASED, AND ALL OTHERS CON,
CERNED:-You are hereby notified TIA! az me Request "'
y: " y Corb;Il. administrator of III. VIM. r. Hatcher, de-
ceased, / have appointed the 25:h day Of January next, a.
NV ofSre. for taking mn arcoun; Of all debts aud demands
agxinst the said deeedent or his estate, anu aso a. ~ =. LII
linz md Mace an account OF the administration Of The taid
estate by the said administrator, at when e"e Ii pN
you are required to attend. j.. co,,,r
Given under my hand rs Commissioner Of ne .oun's
Court OF Che,terheld County, the day and year hrst aio:s'
said. L. u. 6lhFooi,
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4 GARD,

Lake this opportunity Of returning lay .;ncsre thanks To
my old friends and patrons FOR ;!cir lbcra. support, and
hope 10 receive = CONFEDERATION "f ,h- IAN. to The ne"
concern. y. :. S!.NEEL.
Jan :, lSiI-dlm&w3m
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I'm LOUISA COUNTY COCRT, Da1CEAIs
nEE TERM. lsjG,-Qn motion al Judith T. Peers ana
Elizabeth i. Parsons, who are icsatces under the VIII ,, rht'
rick II. ll.,rSiuw decd, Ordered, that the creditors OF me-.
tate of the said Patrick II. ~lIetshnw, deed, show cause on tht
lst Jay of March, IsGu, against the payment aud deliver! %
the estate Of saln decedent to his lseatrs'; amI y rs = , IrIo
ordered nv the Conrt that II copy OF this order shall DE- pup
,,bsd oncp n v.,E for fuur weeks IN III. R'chm"na Eh'I"'
rr ani rnst.d ut the door Of tho Courthouse OF TINS Conn-
10 On IN. first day of two successive Terms OF sEiuI oHtt
H. .nnearipr 10 the Court ,hat n report Of the accounts OF
,hr per,nnal representative Of said decedent, onu o. tue
debts and demands against said deeedents estale' hus pteh
Gi,d In Tho oGicr of this Court, and that two years have
rlan.el since The qualification Of said personal represent
nv nv. so-cx.v ~ DAVID NJ. HUNTER, Clerk.
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DISSOLUTION
COMmISSION BUSINESS.

Ta1IlE hrin Of BAPTIST & WHITE Is this DAY dissolved by
4 mutual consent. The name Of the firm will be used il
closing Its business. SAM'L &. BAPTIST.
I.irImonh, Dec. 3lst, 1859. JOHN T. WHITE.
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fHOOL WASTED.-A Young Gentleman, born
8n Virginia. and educated by Virginia Teachers. having
j d.d lecture, in the University OF Virginia and having
D; With success. desires 3 situation In a private family
rsdeny. Satisfactory testimonials given as 10 qualih.
bu 10 teach English, French, German, Latin, Greek and
~henSuc,. Address b. L., Popular Mount, Greenesv!lle.
&,ia Ian lO-3tnw4H
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SALE OF VALUABLE HANOVER LlAD

Frtersburs, ~Nlrg!EIa.
Who will, Gi uny iiin-. furnish ali necessary information
IN regard TO the property, either Ia pt'soI or BY letter.
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SCcreIIry!b OuaCe HOuFU Oh TRACE,
l AkichInond, Jan. 1850
MEETING n! the Directors will be held at the Bank
Bog otace Of lsaacs L Taylor this EVENING al six
&k. M-u.LsEs will please be punctuRl.
y al. WM I, ISk4rS S.rrrtary
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s RARE CHANCE
puI. SPECTATORS, LAND PIRATES AND WESTERN
TnN,N lnr InIlEES

l'"At " SsoahAs
5tr!lf take money 10 the far, overiradrd and d"In0ra.
~ !izcd Western narSet., 20 earn the wages ~ enter
p.i.Ins forecast aui prVviicut wisdom. "hrn the surest
Iicd,s for rapid ani Infinite profits ile- this side CT the Al
l.shsni-s?
Virlinia's new era VI foreign and domestic commercial
action, Is far: approaching It. organization. In spite Of
s,ulirl and iimin legislation and more stupii and timid
irirrrnc. 10 Northern enterprise. the thing Il scnsihly
struggling in the womb OF the iinminen. future, an,! must
soon occupy is lille Ia the progression Of onr history. The
present irreprcSsble demand in the Western counties, for
completing he central line Of Improvement, togeS0r with
the earnest agitation In the East, Of the direct trade ques-
ton Under the prsseat satisfactory working OF our huan-
crsl will leave no trerid, bungling, blindfold alternative 20
Tie next Legislature. It is conceded that (ncxt 10 Nor
ioE; and tide.water citesl the LOCALITY Of CONVICTION. by
reason % II, relative position TO the physical. geographical
and artificial formation OF the country, Of Il, unrirHilrd
crn-i,rrucv with peculiar Railroad and Canal connection,
deposits CT coal and iron the RICHEST ~ TEE CSI"S, water
p ,wer and climate, must he the highest claimant 10 the
golden harvest OF that commercial system. The problem
! needs no demonstration 10 the shrcwd discrimination OF our
Northern brethren; and they are already taking position
for the crisis. by buying land, erecting buildings, Spying
out the land, " occupying tie brief Interval o! suspense III
farming, trading and operating Railroad contracte Ia the
vicinity. Let those who tesir- 10 make such investments
look tc their Interests.
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ACCOUNT KOOkS.

.fNNV y
". RANDOLPH offers, NJ his own manufacture, = larg-
u 6 STOCK Of BLANK BOOKS. Cap I;"oks from IL cents 10
II per quire; DENY Books from ~ cents 10 sl.?5 per quire;
Medium Hooks from 10 cents TO = per fuire. Cheek Books
from ~ cents TO 81. !n per lIirr. Accom-: Books made I"
order II sior, notice. jams
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DIVIDEND.
Tg1HE Irc.ident and DIRECTOR. OF the Farmers IanI OF
4 Virginia have declared 4 dividend Of four per cent. out
Of the profits OF the institution for the las: xix months De-
Quoting ihereiroin one quarter per cent bonus 10 the
State, leaves three a;n! ;h7re-pua-teTs per cent, payable 10
III. Stockholders. :. !. SMITH. Cashier.
January Cd, Isi1-El1t
DIVIDEND.
TE7IIE President and Directors Of the Exchange Hank Of
Virginia have declared u sen!nnnuai dividend OF ~
ir cent, subject to ateiurrion Of I per- cent bonus. pay.
Abe on the. 18th inst. ". f.. STEQTIER, Cashier.
Jan t-aE
FARMERS, BANK OF VIRGINIA.
TIME Annual Meet ne OF the Stockholders OF this Bank
4 will be held Of their banking house. In ;lis city, on
WEDNESDAY,. the llih day OF January. ls6h.
Ar act of the General Assembly, passed March 20, 1872,
preSerioes that,
NO otncer or Director Of a Bank shall vol. Ly proxy for
any S,ocsholder In any election OF Directors CT n BANS
nor slisll any proxy be valid which shall have beea efeeu'
tod sixty days before the tine Of any election"
Dec 11-eodtd IL. S5lITHr Gamer.
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WILL orrr for sale, y; auction. In Covlng;on, on the
( 2url! DAY or MARCH next Court day. TOWN LOTS
No. -, o., 40. III, 1l6, III. lie. Also, AZ the same
tin-, tim. eligible aud valuable HOTEL PROPERTY on
Main street, adjoining the Courthouse square. together
Win Ia. No. occupied By the stables, &c. Also, a
! t:nct NJ land on Potts Greek, containing ahou, mo Acres,
90 br more particularly described before solh.l Also, at
the same time and place, i tract OF timhcred land contain.
ING ABOUT ! SUI Acres, extending down within Il few hun.
,irr,i wards Of the town aud river. The land 10 vel! TIM
yyr-i h.s u;,on 4, wafer power and iron orc, and 4 con.
: siderable norton Of it Is suitable to clear and cultivate.
Tsaas :-Unc.tlird OF the purchase money down; the
hlIdncr in two equal payments At SIX and twelve months
! from ,Iay %! salt. Possession given Immediately. Gond
and approved security will b required, together with the
,.ndor's lein IN tie pr"p.rtr -, further security for de-
l-rrrd pay tJsTi;s. VI. GRAZ,
! Attorney in fact for III. I:!rs Of iniree NJ. Scott, deed.
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Z NIHtHTr vi VFss -
The Boarding Department is under the c"tlr"i OF Mr. anu
Mrs, Dupuy, who exercise a parenfdi contru! Oyer the
young ladies committed to their case.
DIR. lIsye will take pleasure IN answering any letters OF
Inquiry with regard 10 the School. All business letters
.bonlf Ia. addressed 10 A.. NJ. UCPCT,
lam 2-tf richmond, SR.
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DISSOiGTiO
COMMISSION ECSINESS

COMMISSION BUSINESS.
yf1IE firm Of Watkins l. Trabuc being dissolved, Nh. Ira.
Z hue withdrawing, ! shall continue the Commission ll-
s!ntss in my own hume, dcvoting my attention to ihr sales
uf ;nl,accn, wheat, Hour, &c, consignnrnts Of ThicI. arc
respectfully solicited and will receive prompt attention.
In eI.cting sairs | shall have the assistance OF Mr.. Alfred
7. Harris, Of the late firm Of Harris l. Gibson, who's. loag
experience and thorough knowledge OF the business, III ai-
dillon to my own Efforts, will, hope, induce many u: hla
friends and late customers, ~ Tril ~ others, 10 iaror ae
With their patronage. HENRY c. WATKINS.
Jan 3-r.n
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KUCKINGHAM LAND FOE SALE.

UIF1I.NEsf1.H. ~ E0H oH"IN
Fg,IIE subscribers offer for sal. their farm on Slate River,
I in the county NJ buckingham. IL contains owe, Ivy
arc, of land. 100 being Of river bottom, with wood land
sufficient for :hc place, and Gs productive as any on the
river. /, has n two story dwelling with four rooms ana al
NECESSARY ou,.buildipss for the place. Also, ! young apple
and peach orchard Of select fruit. TIL, estate Is about iouF
or I'VE miles from the James River Canal. Slate lhver 10
also q naricable stream for sna! boats, ~lhch MAKES IL We
lands VI DR.. fiohi. z. Jon-., Col. W. \. Ford ANA o'heTt, FL,
uatcd In a healthy section uf country. convenient to several
churches, pos; Offices and nMl-.
We deem il unnecessary 10 say more about u, as 'ncse
ui.hin, 10 purchase, can view the place, and judge Tor
,ILIr...ina ,!i-tl ID, damn Mills, Buckingham.
The purchaser, by paying two OF three Thou'and aoiafs
The trs, payment; can get five or SIX years, or . longer Time
n d..ired. to make other payments, deferred payments
h.arin- Interc,: from dag Jf sale: Title rc:AiLed III All pay
800" .".." r,,Ic John & SAMUEL. ALLES.
-.r, ,r-,tytf
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TO THE TOBACCO PLANTERS.


11EING CONSTANTLY called OIL by our friends re,
ID laure 10 The best time TO send In the'r Tobacco, ann
In what condition 10 send Il, We take this method Of lniorni-
ius them. All Tobacco price! after the LIST OF alay should he
priced in dry, safe order, except the long dark grades suit
able for strips, which should he in plan. order, and about
l,IJD to l,dgV lbs. net. Frosted Tobacco should he In plant
order, and priced hard, which will be advantageous TO lis
appearance. II IS generally best to send al; Inferior grades
TO market early In The season. Dark tobacco, suitable for
shipping purposes, should be priced In dry order, and laid
very neat and straight, aud 40 to l,5Oolb net. LnEs .hog.u
bs priced hard, say 40 to LOO lbs. net; and al grades
Of manufacturing In safe Keeping order, and ioV 10 ,!oo
net. The fine qualities Of manufacturing should hot DC de-
faced by too heavy prizing. Al grades should be carefully
assorted Us TO size, color and length, and hog'head' well
made and securely lined, and generally ns large a. The law
allows, isay 81 inches length OF %hosslead, Is inches across
the hcai) ~ hi, adds to the sale, shippers prrierring hogo-
heads well made aud ef lawful size. ills very essential 10
mari both heads with tie name 10 full, US initials frequent.
is cause mistakes. Inferior grade. only are usually manu-.
featured In Water. Dark long tobacco for strips generally
sells best early IN the season, say from lst March 10 2Oih
july. For line manufacturing grades May !. early enough.
ROBINSON i ROBERTS,
Under Tobacco Exchange, corner Cary and l.sh sls;,
NhHrnn I'M NJ
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VALUABLE L0EKSA LAND FOit SALE.
sAf lSlilNG to dispose of my real estate, In order to Iii
w vide the proceeds among my children, l eGs. for sale
privately, my FARM, stunning Hill"
This most desirable tract Of land lies in the heart OF the
valuable tobaccU lands 81 Louisa. on both rides OF the
sruth branch Of the North Anna river. and adjoining IN.
land, uf II, T.. PnipdrStxr, Gabriel Jones, Joseph ". Baker
and o;hv:s, eight miirs from Louisa Court lIousu and To-
ler,yille, on the Virginia Central Railroad, and equally con-
re,irnt IN hnth.
This farm contains 1850 acrrt, Of which 200 are wood
land. more than three fnuTtks Of which are heavily timber
ell with oaS, pine and hickory OF original growth. The ara.
bile land is fertile and in i high state nf improvcnrnt-~eh
ula,,rl to the growth of wheat, corn and tobacco.
Th-rr Is a comfortable dwelling, with eight rooms, 4 good
| harm. tobacco houses and all necessary out-huiid'nEs. Inc
locality i, healthy aud the peiehhorhOod pleasant. Pre-
-uu;ins that any one wishing to purchase will vlSl; The Farm
and SCI for themselves. deem It unnecessary 10 speak lar
,hcr. Tie farm Is capable Of being divided Into three tracts,
i: desired. Being very deSirous CT scllins, the terms VIII DC
made 10 accommodate purchasers.
Ny manager, Mr.. Groom, will take pleasure in showing
the premise. 10 anr one sho wishes TO purchase.
JULIA 4. HOLIDAY.
For further information apply to D.: W.. G. y. Randolph,
Charlottesville. Va. or "a lit. holiday, Rapid Ann STA.
ton, Orange and Alexandria Railroad, who Is authorized
% sell Dec 5-cwti.
f"'-
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The Undersigned will continue the Commission trslnSst
IN his uSn name, At the old Office OF baptist & White, and
sulIcits consign uents Of Tobacco, Wheat, &C., from the
friends OF the late Grtu OF Baptist & Whse. rs we'll as Of he
public generally. JOHN Z. WHITE
Ian 1-ulUt
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BY FEECgDIi rAvIS, NUCT.


81 JEfLtOES.-ttis say, h; !" O'Clock, I VII. 5.
~ 20 likely Rryrnes-Nerr So!,, Girls, Women ard
Children HECTOR DAVIS. Auct.
Ian 3
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N4RlNE VEINS.
: poxr OF RICHMOND. JANUARY .. ls:1.
vIIsx THIS pIT AT AZ O'CLOCK.

AZ PUKT OF RICHMOND. JANCAkl :, 81,
4 sIog WATER rms DAT AT ~ O'clock.
u ARRIVED. ,
&.,ner Pennsylvania, Teal, Pti!adelphls, 'nd'e' and
3enIrrs.
SAILED.
3sue. City Of Richmond. Kelley. Fh!iadelpL'1, md,e.
passengers.
BELOW,
h., Ga!!cso, Smith,, from New York, at Rock Wharf.
er. Leon, a, City Point
h, F4!.y. Al City Point.
Ia: Teal OF he Steamer Pennsylvania, reports u Sloop
Of DaacinG Point, could not make out her name.
4rroS RoArs, Ian. 9.-Arrived, British ship EmPirs
In, IL dsys from Csllao.
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f.iNk OF VIRGINIA.,
RICHMOND, Jan. 4. 1.G>.
rf,IfE Eoard Of Directors Of this Bank have declared a
dividend Of fnur per cent. out Of the profits o. the last
sS months, which, afIrr paying : per cent. bonus TO The
State. leaves ) . per cent. or ga per share, payable 10 the
stockholders. SAM IL hAiA, Eas!!rr.
Inn Adm
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NOTICE..
THOMAS ". BIRKSDALE, who has le.n in our
I'VE employment SINCE The commencement of our ii7!
ness. lu, hr-n this day admitted ~ a partner In the tnn.
germ. AMI II. PRICE X co.
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GtOCGIES, COLDS, IloAHsESgSS and IS- SGs2as.
" FLuEN1A, lRRrTAIIoS, SORENESS, or any E3SSIHEk
affection Of the Throat CURED, the lIIcr- ESssHkEStA
ISG CurGH iu CnSSrNr1IUS, BRONCHITIS, ESfy&S30fM
WiInnPIsG GUcui, ASTHMA, CATARKH, RE- kjutltlN41S
LlEvEp By BROWNS BRONCHIAL NSN&6BSI
T.oCiiES or CDrGH I.OzrSGyrs. SyHGrSV
"a simple aud elegant combination for ~
CurGHs, sc. DR.. q. =. tiGELoT, Boston.
~ recommend their us- 10 PUBLIC SpgA EEns."
Rev. J.. II. EniPIy, New York.
'aio-I salutary relief in BRnSCHI1!-."
Rev. :. SEiUFRiED. Nnrri,tnwn, Ohio.
'hcnriicial when "nrnr-llsd to speak, suffering from
CoLp.n Rev. $. j. 7. ASpRRsnS. st. Louis.
"ElTcclnal Ia removing lioarsrIcss and irritation Of the
Throat, 81 c9;u.uosr with SrIaAIHES AID SiSGERS."
Prot. ". STACY jUISSp*, LaiiriHGc. ia.
Teacher of Music, Southern Female College.
sGreut hrp.ti, VIXEN taken before and after preaching,
as they prevent iioarSrncsS. From their past effect, 1 think
they win he Of pernnurn, advantage 10 me-"
Rev. =. kDwLgY, 4. NJ,
President Athrn, College, Tenn.
Sold by all Druggists, al ~ cents per bpS.
Ais.. iiHuwS's LAXATIVE TKrCHEs, nr CalhHrtIr LnzrHg-s,
for Dyspepsia. Indigestion, Constipation, Headache. Bilious
affections, &c.
Sold wholesale ani' retail by
M. 9S-,icxGr1 FISHER WINSTON 4 lHt
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iUGTI4K SALES.
SALE or \ YALGABLE FARM

- az VIZ - -
~ CHESTERFIELD COUNTY, located ABOUT FIVE
"ILh> FROM TIE CITY or RICHMOND.
fs,iiE ,nIscrh'"' pas;s for sale, prirately. bis Farm 10
4 :itsI:uei,, county, situated nn tie ManchcsteE and
E.Hir.. iT,r, Tn.ttih-, iHiiri is how 4 free roah,D about
l.ur ,.rlr> from The Tu.,. Of Manchester. The tract con.
! In. -. ,rr-,, al w!iri about - acres NJ: wooded; ID
arr. .. s!,iti. ar. hra,. i, lilnbrr-d with original pine and
"as. III 'iiu:;fl that the timber aad mod upon the land
s"uIi pay the prize asked Tor II. There is l. heat Frame
b"rilins uputl the tract containing six rooris. There ara
nnt iic't,.>. Stable, Barns, &C.. SUFFICIENT for the use OF me
fHrr'. Tie situation Is good and healthy. The subscriber
has Removed South and IS anxious &" sell the Farm above
detr:!Hed whist he is In Virginia.
Any communication addressed 20 the subscriber az Man.
eaeS'er VIII bs attended 10, or 10 Me-sis. i'"r!oot : Friend
at III" samr llacr.
TIE subscriber vii! take Sd. tJO for the above property;
3-."'o casii: iht balance in one ami two years. with int--
r~s l--et~ JAMES II MOODY.
L.H&EsALE oFAANDsA AND NEGROES.
~ MORGAN AND MADISON COUNTIES ALABAMA.
~ /. will sell Il; Public Auction, OF Tuesday. THE
if Ina DAY ~JANCAE lseu. ]! faiT, otherwise the
si"rr Lands. iyin.. in MuTgay county, Alabama, and 81
acre, on the orIosii. side oil the T TENNESSEE river. IN III,
u. lewis Eiuf. Thee la''hs arr in a good nr;shborhood,
AMI are Il, healthy aid productive ]. any land, In Morgan
~ Madison rpuntts--ab5ut 80 ..cies Of which are renne.
see River Low ,irounis. TIE ianna and crops will speak
IL! l., value. The lands vii! he sold f"- one third cash, the
balance il equal annual payments. on one and two years
:nrr, si;h ;ntcr-s. from the day Of salc, the purchase! 10
give negotiable notes satisfactorily endorsed. tho !itle with.
he'd until las: payment Is made.
AZ the same time and place, We vii! sell for each, l.G ~
!R-ly and healthy negroes, AS can BE- found In the State Of
Aiti'aE'a. TLIess negroes were selected by Mr.. Nicholas
Lewis, 0Gt o. Eany thousands, aud are acrlinated and
welLirain-d As 10 The Cotton crop: some Shoemakers.
B,acs-,Girhs. Carpenters and good House Servants among
i!ru.
At the same tIrae and place, Ne will sell for cash, 1, head
Of Mules and liurses, ~ hsai OF Cattle, the Oxen, Stock
i!oYs. killing Hogs, and 70 head Of Sheep.
At the same iimc aud place, We will sell for cash about
32"I bales Of Cotton. Also. $40 or 1910 hills. Corn.
Any further Information can be had by addressing either
myself, AZ Carriers bridge .AibrHarie County,, Va, &c
Gru. l.rUj. Iattcson, Huntsville, Alabama.
GEG. &. GlLNlER, Agent
Dee yU-cti. For Zach. Lewis ard Dan'i. =. l.-wis.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-01-10
DISSOLUTION

TgNIIE CONCERN Of TlSSLEY, TARpr l. WILLIAMS l.
i this day dissolved, by mutual CONSENT. The nanI- ~
the firm will be used Ivy either partner In winding up he
business OF the lrin. u. 7. TlNSLEf.
g. Z. TARDT.
Richmond, January Cd, 1850. JAS. 7. WILLIAMS.