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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-03-24

EPISCOPAL CONVENTION IN NEW JERsEY-Tbe
Special Diocesan Convention, summoned by BIZ h.
op Doane, at Burlington, assembled and acted on
Wednesday. The Intervention of the three Bishops
(of Virginia, Ohio and Maine,) was denounced in
the most decided terms; and, not content with full
filing this immediate objectof convocation the con.
venton voluntarily adopted resolutions expressing
unabated confidence in the integrity of Bishop
Doaae, and in the purity Of his intentions; and a.
eerng that while he had been always adv to meet
an investigation the convention had been equally
ready to receive and consider any charges against
him il properly preferred; but that neither the good
of the Diocese, nor of the Church at large reauir-
cd that such all investigation should take place
protest against the right of the convent IN TO
reproye the three Bishops offered but rejected
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MR.. ANDREW STEvESs.-Mr. Andrew Ste
vens (says the editor of he Police Gazette,1 is
not forthcoming with his statement this week,
as he promised in a letter published in our last.
He showed us some fifteen or twenty closely
written sheets, comprising that part which
treated of the Forest Riot, but now he sends us
word that he cannot ges ready for this number,
as one of his family, in order to defeat his in.
tentions, had thrust the manuscript in the fire,
and it must be all rewritten. We are free 10
state that We do like tle complexion of this
business on the part of Mr.. Andrew Stevens.
The editor adds that he will " ait mother week.
in the hope that Mr. ndrew Stevens may keep
his promise, send his manuscript, and say at
least one word for lis character and change of
resolution, (if he has changed it,) though he
does nothing else. We do not like 10 be hum
bugged by a false promise, and the public will
not endure il.
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The DAILY DISPATCH
: A DASH AT SPRING

dash at Spring-for buxom lass,
IS she with her apron fall,
VI ihe rustilng leaves and the cheering grass,
ana me howtrs that greet US as we pass,
WIN the incense of Catul
Her blushing cheeks are the East and West,
W n the crimson lights there,
ana the glorious noon is her golden vest,
ana the bursting buds begem her breast
AND Wreaths bloom in her haii?
sue comes. the harper of the year,
Her iyreis in mellow tune
cheer,
And the warbling birds in their glad career,
VIII thrill till the month of June.
der breath is warmed by the wooing sun,
And comes from a southern land
And she moves like queen when her sneech
is DONE
Aware OF the love she has blandly won,
With liberal heart and hand.
Her flowing robes are the rusting trees,
AMI buds and the flowers fair,
ana the singing birds and the humming bees,
And the butterflies that tide the breeze,
are the brilllants glttering there
Then a dash at Spring, with glowing pen,
,,. And heart to ieel-her truth
I'm the warming blood shall leap again,
ana the pulse beat quick with joy as when
IL thrilled with the dreams of youth.
linen welcome Spring-for her smile will wing
All grief from The heart in pain,
And healthy blush to the pale cheek bring,
And thrilling strain will her charms sing,
Till the chilled blood bounds again.
Her skirts have swept through the bowers of
Ind
Mid the orange scent ar d bloom,
And its odor comes on the laughing wind
And the fragrant airs of delicious Scnde.
Are the oamsels choice perfume
The earth is carpeted o'er with flowers.
Where'er her foot hath trod,
AND to icy North, from tropical bowers,
She scatters aloug.in copious showers,
The bounttful gifts OF Cod 8.
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The Secretary of the Treasury, in circular da-
ted March l6 instructs Collectors of Customs that
newspapers from Great Britain, whether daily,
semi weekly, or weekly, printed on shest and
not intended for sale, are to be delivered by the
boarding officer at into the hands of those TO
whom they are drecte d, without duty charge in
the way that United States papers pass in.
to Great Britain. Publishers are of course entitled
to receive their exchange papers by the steamers
in this manner outside OF the mails.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-03-24

The Legislature ofIndiana, after having beeu
in session about one hundred days, has ad-
journed over to the Goth of April, when it is to
re-assemble and resume its business. Ii is
stated that, although under the new Constitu-
ton Of the Stale, the Legislature is relieved
from oil local legislation, only few bills have
yet been passed, amongsr which are the tax
bill, a bill distficting the State, and bill ex-
empting a certain amount OF property from
execution.
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EMIGRANT PASSAGE AND REMIT.
TANCE AGENCY.
PASSAGE TICKETS IN THE OLD ESTsB.
LISHED SWALLOW TAIL LINE
Of Ioudou aud I.fyeruoaI packefs

or Iondou aud Liverpool Packets,
(GRlNNEBL. MlNTURN 81 co OWNERS
- The undersigned are sole Agents -
SS-sz sar tho sele Of passages in the above -
lne. composed of the following first class Ships
New World, Queen of the West, Constitution,
Liverpool. Ashburt sn Albert Gaatin, Constantine,
pafr Henry, American C'pgIcss, Cornelius
GriuncT, Ind, pendence, Yorktown, Prince Albert,
Sir Robert Peel, London.
For the accommodation of emigrants, and to
prot ct them from any imposition, we will direct
SIGHT DRAFTS
On Edwards, Sanford 81 Co, London, for any
amount, from Il upwards payable at any bank in
the United Kingdom without discount.
Irishmen wishing TO send money to their
friends, bring them out from the "old country"
will ind our Drafts and Passages the most reliable
means
ADAMS g. CO., No. 5, l4th street.
NH l6-d3m
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YOUTHFUL DEPRAvIrx.--The New York Sun.

YOUTHFUL DEPRAvITY.-The New York Sun.
day Messenger of the l4th instant, says:
son Friday, five youths, the eldest OF them but
twentI years of age, the youngest about seventeen
tried, two of them separately, for the commits
sion of various burglaries. Four were convicted
and sent to the State prison. One Of these hope
fus was sentenced TO be imprisoned foar years and
nine months. Hepretended to be very much as
tonished at this, and endeavored to make the court
believe he was only in his fifteenth year. in order to
te sent to the Heuse of Refuge. The judge would
not be convinced, however, and the offender
was booked for Sing Sing"
Let every parent take to heart the lesson which
this information incucates.
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HERRING;S SALANANDERS,
TyJIE RGCFSIySEEG aro uCoy y. r.oeiv-i,

L further supply of the real FIRE-PROOF SAL
AMANDER SAFES, the genuine kind, which has
cver failed in all the late fires to preserve their
contents Every merchant VINO have valuable
books aud papers, should have one.
We are prepared 10 furnish Banks. Insurance
Companies, Railroads, and ali others, with Safes
with patent locks, that cannot be picked or blown
open by powder. Cali and examine Safe at our
store. taken from the ruins of the great fire. with
al the interior perfect, ard the books and money
all saved. Tres are frequent and those in want
lad better not delay. All sig on hand, at factory
prices. FRY d McCANDLISH,
fe 26-ts Agents for the State u Virginia
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BURNT TO DEATH.-A German named Hem
ry Miller was burnt TO death in New York citv
last Wednesday in house that accidental
ly caught fire. Another German was taken
out of the house in atate of insensibility.
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EFFIGY OF ST. PATRrCK.-A Row-A number OF
mischievous boys INDUCED themselves last night
nv hanging upon tree In front of Robert Larter .
premises No 800 Plane a.. stuffed efigy, designed
10 renrasent 81. Patrick Soon after o'clock, this
morning large mob Of ineensed lrishmen coiiec.
,res-.a fine elm about III years oId-and coon laid
il PROSTATE. warrant was Immediately issued
and three of The aggressors were arrested, and
held TO bail by Justice Baldwin. Thirteen M are
said to have been engaged in it-Nsnark Daily I'D
cerfiser I7th,
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MUSTANG LINIMRNT.
With a Healing Balm we come to gree

THE action of this Liniment upon the human
l. organization is truly wonderful Its vo1asiie,
penetrating, soothing and healing properties difnse
themselves to the very bones 1t enters intotthe
circulation of the blood, gives a new impulse to
the whole nervous system, stimulates the abfss-
tents and secretions, and thus assists nature to
throw off and rid herself of any diseased actioa Of
the nervous chords or lgaments, making it equally
PAINS IN ANY PART OF THE BODY, eivlsg
abundant reasons of its great efficacy in so masly
different diseases. While it is perfectly harmless
to healthy flesh, skin bone il acts upon scetii6c
TlON. The large number of cases in which ffis
Linment has proved its great value in the short
time it has been in Virginia is sufficient to give the
greatest confidence, that its virtues are incompafa
bic in the cure of Rheumatism. bruises, Sprains
Burns, Wounds, Swellings, Broken and Caked
Breast, old Sores, &C.
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Maine editor says that the adoption of the Ii
quor law has Infused great activity into the medi-
cine business Mint juleps are bought at the drug
giss under the head of vegetable tCnics, while sher
ry cob olers are only known inspired cordwainers
The people OF Maine may not consume as much ar
dent spirits as formerly, but the way they indulge
in ,pediciae ia a rautitu
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THE BRITISH PARLIAMENT.

The Richmond Wing thus speaks Of the personal
appearance of the British Parliament:
Most of the men bers have the appearance of SUI
ferng from preco .ious dis ipation or come hered.
itary disease. They most of them knotty,
gouty, halt, or dtformed; and the breed would
seem nearly TO have run out, and to greatly need
fresh infusion from the original scandinavian
stock
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LOOK HERE!

MERCHANTS and others who are dealing in
VI bis line would do well to call on the subscri.
Ter, and examine his large stock of Plain and Ja-
panned Tin Ware, stoves. Pumps and Fluid
Lamps, with q great variety OF Fancy and
Housekeeping Goods, al his large Wholesale
and Retail Stove and Tin Ware Depot, No. 6, Main
street 3 iOors above the old Market Richmond, Va
Tin Roofing and Conductors done at the shortest
notice and cheap and good any other establish.
Iaent in the State. VIM. SEARS WOOD,
NH Aim A p tactical Workman.
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ADVANCE III PROPERTY IN NEW foHK-it Is
stated. that within the last few days, over one
thougand lots of ground have been sold at auction
in the city of New York, for an aggregate sum OF
SsGoC00 The same lots, thirty years ago. COST
only 81 40a.
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EXCHANGE BOWLING SALOON

THE SUBSCRIBER at grea: cost, has fitted
L up this estabhshmentin an entirely new style
i is brilliantly illuminated with
GAS LIGHTS.
Tie old alleys are taken up ana lew ones cubs titu.
lea, and the whole presents an appearance truly
magnificent.
Two days in the week viii be set apart entirely 70
.nt benefit Of
THE LADIES:
none Of whom, however, VIII be admitted unless &C
companied by gentleman
The public are requested 70 cal today and see
aith their own eyes, a SMITH,
tr 3-ts Proprietor
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~ p. IL. JAMES AGAIN.-story With

- p. IL. JAMES AGAIN.-story With
W. out Name. This is his best work Price
IS cents.
Poor Jack, a Tale of the Sea. This is new edi.
ton of enc of~Capt. Marryatt's best works. Price
60 cents
Darian or the Merchant Prince. By Warburton
Gertrude Leslie, or the Queens VengeaHce-50
cents
Marcus Warland, by Mrs. Hentz Better than
Linda
Rosa'ie Dupont, sequel TO the Female Spy.
Job Pippin, the Man who Couldn't Help II, by
Douglas Jerrold-l3 cents
All the Magazines for April, all the weekly Pa
pers.
A large assortment of all the new Romanees and
standard Works constantly hand For sale at
T. H. GRESHAM'S Periodical Store,
NH % Broad street
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E-5.A AAND GLAZING. WHITENING AN d
S-~y COiOHING WALLS, Corner l4th and
Franklin streets. opposite Exchange Hotel.-The
Subscriber avails himself Of this method 10 return
his grateful thanks to the public generally for he
very liberal patronage they have been pleased to
Jesiow on him during the past twelve years he has
been engaged in the above branches OF mis- proies-
SION, assuring his patrons, and others in the city
a1d country haYng work in his line, II they wish il
well executed, with good materials, at low prices
,hcy would do much for their interests 10 give him
call as ne is in the habit of buying his materials
by the qu autty a! low rates Tor cash; he thel
faters himself that in particular will he be be
aind the times, either as to price, beauty, dura-
oili,v Of workmanship. Any job in his way OF the
value of 4 fgS ccuts 20 thousand dollars and up
wards. will be thankfully received, and faithfully
attended TO. a large assortment of Window Glass,
which he would be pleased TO work Up N old and
rev sash very low; also, a fine lot of seasoned
s..n boards and prepared tine, which he could
paint TO order at short notice, 90 per cent less than
such work has heretofore been done. Please give
MIN call JAMES n. CARTER.
fe lA-.}n
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LII PERSONS indebted TO DAVID BAKER
y decd, are respectfully requested TO make pay
nent TO Hawes r. Sutton, TO the subscriber by
lst April, as longer indulgence cannot be given
The remnant Of all the claims will be placed in the
hands of the Law for col ection
d. BAKER, Jr., Ex'or OF D. Baker, decd
NH l0-d1~t
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TO A RICH YOUNG WIDOW.
From Punch.1

II O1II UEIIII'I
l will not ask if thou tanst touch
The tuneful ivory key
Those silent notes OF thine are such
AS quite suffice for ME.
III make no question ifthy skill
The pencil compretends-
Enough for me, love, f thou still
Canst draw thy dividends!
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THE ORANGE THEEs OF Florida, which, II was
thought had been injured BY late severe frosfs, will
rather be bens fitted by the cold weather, the or.
an 20 insects being destroy ed In large numbers
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sysA bank is about to be established In New
YORK by those engaged in the express and forward
b,,ai
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UNION STEAMSHIP COMPANY FOR
PHILADELPHIA.

GNlUN STEAMSHIP SOMPAN4 FOX
PHILADELPHIA.
P~A The splei did Steamships Penn
IsSHgS syivania and Virginia leave
49, slIsss Richmond alternately every five
E>s111@<z.Sa-sa days, for Philadelphia
These Steamers are both new, and have very SUI
perior state room accommodations. The Captains
are men of much experience in their profession
and we highly recommend this route to the
travelling community for comfort, speed and econ
omy.
Tobacco manufacturers viii find it to their ad
vantage to give this mode of transportation the pre-
ference as being much less likely to deface their
boxes IN getting them TO market
Goods sent to our consignment for re shipment
will receive every attention, ana be forwarded at
the usual rates
Those living in other parts Of the State wishing
10 engage passage 10 Philadelphia by these Steamers
before leaving home. have state-rooms reserved
Tor them by addressing u.s.
For freight or passage. apply to
MAYO d ATKINSON on the Deck
N. B.-As it Is highly important to prevent dam
age TO goods by t. cir remaining the wharf, and
for ~ othor reasons, we viii have drays always
in readiness on discharge of the Steamers to carry
the freight Immediately to their various consignaes
Drayeee al usual rates. NH l3-dts
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A 'Ut&I3 "UUH AIND tUAL II ne kubscfl
y bers are now prepared 10 furnish their friends
and the public generally, with any quantity of
Coke or Coal on reasonable terms as can be
bought in the city. They have the best Oak and
Pine Wood that comes to this market and can sell
cheaper than any other Yard in the place. Or.
ders can be left at Mr. l.. ?. ELLIS Grocery. on
Broad st, Shockoe Hil or at their Office on Pearl
street, opposite the Alham5ra Hotel Those or ier.
ing, may rely upon getting heir orders promptly
& ed. THOMAS FOSTEi
mh i-dt20A ia FOSTER
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Testimony from the South.

SAVANNAH, Feby 5th, 1852.
Having been afflicted with acute Rheumatism for
some time, and tried several OF the most popular
medicines of the day, also under medical advice,
and received no relief until tried the MUSTANG
LlNiMENT, and much to my surprise, l received
IMMEDIATE RELIEF; and am confident, that By
few applications of this truly celebrated Lini-
ment, sha be entirely cured and advise all who
afflicted, to try the Mexican Mustang Lininent
(Signed) A. FREEMAN.
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41@s FOR NEW YORK.-The splen-
skrs&@AS g did new Steamship City of NertoIk /,
J. Post, commander, will arrive to-day and load for
the above port, Shippers will be duly advised
when to send down freight
Freight by this line from New York, for measure
ment Goods only six cents per foot other freight
in proportion. Merchants wishing to order by this
lne, ascertain the prices of freight on the va
rious articles Of merchandise, by applying at the
office of the Agent, North side of the Basin For
freight or passage, apply to
w. D. COLQUIFT,
nab 20 or A. s. LEE, Agent.
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BARGAINS! B AR GAIN JOIN A.
- SMELL g. co, No. 29 Main Street respect
tu-y invite their customers and the public gene
rally to call and examine their large and desirable
assortment Of Barrage Delaines, which they are
prepared to sell at prices lower than ever before
offered in this city. Also, B cached and Brown
Domesdcs, Cotton Hosiery Silk Mitts, and gene
Ts assortment of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, &c.
NH lQ-tf
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NHE undersigned, having formed co.parfner-
/ ship under the style and firm of P. T. MOORE
s. CO., for thu purpose of conducting General
Hardware Business in this city, hsve taken
the store No. 90, MAIN STREET, three doors be-
low Messrs Purcell, Ladd & Cos.
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no THE LOVERS OF THE WEED
J. Just received lot of r. A. Mayos splt ndid
Chewing Tobacco, with and without sweetening -
Pronounced by judges TO be the best in t.ie city
Also 10. of fne Cigars. WIN NJ. DADE.
nh l6 Opposite Old Mass.t Main Sd
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~ 81
GREAT NORTHERN MAIL ROUTE

BetW cen IN ladepnla and New 1Ork- &C
For lst class passengers, and 81 for each for I'd
class do.
Besides the through and direct connexion named
above with the main Northern Route, through
tickets, direct be obtained at The Depot of the
Baltimore Il Ohio Railroad Company in Washing.
ton, for Pttsburg and Wheeling via the Raay
House on the following terms:
Between Washington and Pittsburg--
(Time 81 hours. .-.....-..-..-..SIl so
Between Washington and Wheeling
Chine 81 hourS) SO
For through tickets TO Washington and Balti-
more, other information, apply at the ticket of
fee
1t is deemed proper, in addition, to state for thu
information OF passengers, that four daily lines
in operation between Washington and Baltimore,
by means Of which the traveller who, through
business or pleasure, has been delayed in Wash
ington, has it always in his power to proceed at
convenient hour directly on his journey to any
point north of that place. THOMAS SHARP,
Agent of Transportation.
OFFICE r. F. P r. R, Co,
Richmond, Feb. 90, 1852.
T. S.-1he Night Train will not stop to take up or
put down passengers, except at the following sta
lions: Cottage, Taylorsvle, Junction, Chesterfield
Milford, Ginneys, Fredericksburg and Brooks.
N. B.-By order of the Postmaster General no
mail train will be run between Richmond and
Washington on Sunday nights.
fA
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Ship Masters, Read.


NEW ORLEANS Feb'y 2lst 1851.
take pleasure in aivi 1g my testimony in favor
OF the MUSTANG LINIMENT. have used it in
great many cases with satisfaction. | would par
ticulary recommends it to the notice OF MASTERS
OF VESSELS, of all kinds surprising ALL
OTHER external applications within my knowledge
for Pains, Bruises Cuts, Burns, Sores and Rheuma
tism, &c. &C. LEWIS WARDEN,
Master Steamboat Pontiac
An Editorial Article
From the Savannah Republican of December Goth
1851, written by A X Moore, Esq, recommends
the Mustsng Liniment il the following manner:
This medicine is offered to the people of
Georgia for the first time. Our personal experience
enables to recommend this Lnment to the
public with confidence, We have felt the good
effects upon spraiRed Gtcte which received great
benefit from one application, and has been almost
cured by the occasional use for week.
Sore of 40 years. Standi ne Cured.
PINE VALLEY, Miss. Dec 25th, 1851
A G. Bragg & Co.: The dozen bottles Mustang
Lininent left five weeks ago. all sold. Send
me 80 dozen Immediately. The Liniment has per-
folmed some wonderful cures here. Doctor w
w. Newell says it is the greatest Lipimen. in the
world He has a negro girl almost deaf and blind
His remedies did her good. A few applications
of the Linimen cured her entirely 1t is also curing
James Coy's leg, which has been running sore for
forty years. 1t has not failed in single case SO
far as 1t has been tried.
(signedO ARTHUR HADsoN.
HORSES AND OTHER ANIMALS.
We only ask a fair trial of this valuable Lini.
ment in the cure of Strains, Bruises, Cuts, Calls,
Scratches, Sweny, Pole, Evil, Fslula, Big Head,
SPAWN, Ring Bone, Wind Calls, Cracked Heels, OF
any wound, stiffness, or enlargement of bone or
muscle in horses. We have many ceI tifcates 10
those cures, aud, therefore, am confident il viii
give perfect satisfaction, and effect all recon
mend for it.
A. G.. BRAGG Il CO., Sole Projectors, ST.
Louis, No
Sold by Druggists generally, and by
PURCELL, LADD, e. CO, Druggists.
vo1I
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Sold by PURCELL, LADD & CO, and PEY.
TON JOHNSON, Richmond, and by Druggists
everywhere fe -
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TAMEs RIVER HYDRAULIC CE.
y Observation-Disclosures by Charles II. Locher,
Balcony Falls, warranted to be of the best quality
made in the United States. | shall always keep on
hand and for sale, a sufficient quantity to meet all
demands. ROBERT RANKIN Sole A gent
NJ Contractors and others are requested to
call and test the quality of this Cement
NH 90
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NIVE ACRES OF LANDIN HENRICO

L COUNTY FOR SALE The subscriber has
for sale ii We acres of LAND, about mills east Of
Richmond, Oh the New Bridge Road. There is on
the land dwelling house stables, barn, and other
improvements. II is f ne location for store and
thelard is well adapted for a market garden Ap
ply to VIM P. BALDWIN,
NH 2-ts On the premises.
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yT'O CONTRACTORs.-FI MILES OF
Il TRACK TO LAY-Propossls will be Ie-
9n Thursday, 25th inst for laying fifty miles of the
track of the Virginia Central Railroad between the
Junction and Gordonsviile with 7 rail. Specifca.
lions can be obtained at the Office after the 18th
nh I6-l0t +. GOLDEN RUGGLEs, C. f.