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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-23

1dTUKE DAYS.
By GODDIN & APPERSON.
VALUABLE TRACT UPLAND, AND


VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND, AND
-. FISHERY. ON JANIS RIVER, CALLED
oA ~ !AVERN. FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
In FhIDAf. the Slst day Of August, 1855, COM
msnc'na AZ O'Clock, r. viii be sold on the pre-
lanes rver called Sailors Tavern, MIN miles below
HHonmonn adjoining the lands Of Messrs Henry
or less s's - ssss' Aso1s
IL desired It will be divided to suit purcb ,ser. 90
o. 70 ave with the lower piece and Fishery about
portion Of the land is covered with oak and pine
WOOD end timber and the SOIL for the moot part il
OF excellent quality. : $3.50
TERMS -One-third cash; balance at ~ ans IA
monthr Tor negotiable notea interest ADDED s.cnreS
" nuH aeed. GODDIN l. APPEKsON
Auetioneers.
INRUSTEES' SALE OF HOUSE AND
IN .L1CC1 ON Brooke AVENUE IN THE CITY
made on the Let Of April. 1858. BY O. and J. Ma
son, to secure to the Mutual Building Fund and Loan
company certain sum Of money. which said Deed
is duly recorded In Richmond Hustinss Court ye
shall In execution Of the ssid Trust proceed TO se
at public auction on the premises. ON MONDAY
e ,.1 % gay Of September 1855, at the hour of
%cock r. M (f fair; If not, the next fair dsy the
nsai Estate conveyed by the said Deed, consistiuR
bries store and Dwelling with the Lot on which
lana fronting 81 feet on the Western side Of
n,oote avenue. running back 105 feet
TERMs-Cash to costs and cbarses attana;n. ~.
saie, ana about $500 due said company balance Al
and months, for negotiable notes ipterest aSS.S
secured BY Trust Deed title retained
], L. APPERsON,
HOS sso; p p oDhHkksSbsH Trustees.
Sale conducted BY GoDDIN APPERsoN, Austs.
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LOST.
LO ST.-POCKET BOOK

jEAS&sl{%X# LOSF-Sl0 REWARD Wac lest, on
yesterday, eithsr on the north sdo Of
The Basin, between 9th and 10th ss..
OF bstween there and 81. JamsS Church. large
black POCKET BOOK, c,n, aiming a check for One
Husdred and Sixty Five Dollars, drawn by Reuben
d. station: on the Farmers' Bank, Lynchturg. to the
order OF WIN. r. Trent or NJ w. Fore, aud a due bill
cents Also o9o $40 and de note. each believed
20 be on the Exchange Bank of virginia Also, two
" notes on the Bank OF Cape Fear.
The public cautioned ag sinst receiying said
check and due bill, as yment has been stopped.
Tbs above reward will be paid for the delivery OF
the bank notes at the Dispatch cffise.
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RELIEF FOR THE NORFOLK AND PORTS.
MOUTH SUFFERERS.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 20 The lsborers in the navy
yard here held Meeting to-day, and voted the psy
Ut days labor for the relief of the Norfolk and
Portsmouth sufferers.
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/ OST.-On Sunday morning 10Th inst !,
~ lady's GOLD 8REASrPIN II was lost BE-.
tween End st. and First Baptist Church. A liberal
reward will be paid the finder II LEFT at this Office.
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VALUBBLE FARM IN NEW KENT

VALUBBLE FARM IN NEW KENT
18th day Of September next I shall SELL By pubic
auction, ct New Kent Court House the FARM on
which the late Benedict MoKe nzie resided at the
This FARM 10 supposed to contain 1921 acres; In
situated near the Cross Roadsin said county of New
Kent about twenty miles from Richmond and NOT
more than four miles from the line OF the proposed
Richmond and York River Railroad. The soil Il well
adapted to the growth Of wheat, corn and Osts-
About one half Of the farm 10 cleared and Attached
to 1t 10 q fine meadow.
The building. are . good dwelling and the usual
out'houses This farm 10 considered BY good Judges
to be the most valuable of its size in the county.
The terms will be . credit of six twelve and eigh.
months; bonds with approved personsl security
and the title retained until the whole Of the pur.
chase money ispaid. ROBT HOWLE
Administration, with the will annexed Of Benedict
Mckenzie, decd. an 2f-ftt )
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vi ooLDIhG PLANES.-Justt TO hsnd
ctsr a. .s . a.,9rmeat Of Moulding Plsass wLish
ua TAEo. RosERTsoN,
afs@e- Ne. IS AAin Of
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Il HEAD QUARTERS, EAGLE INFANTRY. )
~ August 81, 1855. !
III ORDERS No 7.
~ Attend regular Drill of the COMPANY at vonr
ArmOIy, on THURSDAY EVENING, Ausust 2Sd
All men bers who have missed five consecutive req
bye-laws will be strictly enforced
By order ofthe Lieut. Commanding.
JNO B. WILLIAMS
bu Z<-Zt nf
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BY RICHARD CAUTHORN
BY TAYLOR e. VILLA

BY TAYLOR g. WILLIAMS.
T,RUSTEE'S SALE OF A HOUSE
h AND LOT ON Esd STREET, ON UNION
of Trust executed by Jane c. Shields to the subscri
Der, dated 18th May 1854 and duly recorded in Hen
qeested by the party secured thereby L shall on
WEDNESDAY, 29,h of August, at O'Clock r. M,
upon the premises, sell the Real Estate conveyed
the County Of Hsnrico, on Union Hill, fiontins II
feet on the East side Of Esd street. between -
streets and running back within parallel lines 1872
feet. upon which Lot there !. a brick Dwelling,
now in the occupancy of said Shields and being the
same property conveyed to said Shields by Mary A.
record in said Court.
Terms will be made known !, At the time Of sale.
TAYLOR WILLIAMS, Aucts auI5
DUBLIC SALE.-On MONDAY, Aug.
FARM lately owned and occupied By Samuel Cot
trel, deceased, together with the personal estate
men and a woman; two Of the men are GOOD carpen.
tiers, the other a good farm hand; the woman 10 q
good cock, washer and ironer. Likewise, horses,
cows and hogs, and all the farming utensils, house.
hold and knitchen furniture. together with all the
crops on the place, comprising corn (now growing,)
Richmond, In Henrico county, adjoining the lands
of DR.. Coates and Others. and contains about two
hundred acres. and hasa good two story dwelling and
all necessary out houses and 1t is supposed by good
judges that the land has quantity of coal in It. The
sale will commence at 10 O'clock.
Tine terms OF safe Will De Tor the land One-thtrd
cash. balance and two years credit bearing inte
rest from the day of saie the credit paynants to be
secured by deed of trust title withheld until the
whole 10 paid The negroes will be sold for cash -
The other pst OF the personal estate will be sold on
credit OF six months for all sums over five
dollars. the purchaser giving bonds with good and
approved security; under twenty-five dollars cash.
There 10 also good servant girl for hire for the
balance of the year.
call and pay and persons having claims against the
same viii present them, properly authenticated for
settlement.
SAMUEL .. COfTRELL,
Admr. Of Saln'l Cottrsll, decd.
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\ GRAYS, Drill at Lafayette Hall on
THIS "Wednesday NIGHT, ut 8 O'CLOCK.
III al SO Attend Regular Company Drill on FRI.
- DAY HlGHT next, az same place and hour.
By order of Capt. Elliott.
an % 8: Ordarir
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A NEW NOVEL, BY ONE OF THE
"A BELLIES OF THE OLD DOMINION
A. MORRIS, Publisher will have ready this day.
FLIGHT AND DARKNESS" or the Shadow Of
pages, 12mo., bound in unique style of cloth, 75c.
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NOL lie @ late SEMINARY.-S. s
" STEPHENS VIII reopen his Seminary ON the
est of October ct his forsv yoos On tie corner cf
J<askfis md Fifth Shssfs. s. 80 80
The boarding department WIN b continued a. Last
year on the corner OF Frankliu and Adams streets.
The Principal will give his undivided attention .
the Interest Of the school, aded b the mcse aeeonr
piished assistants. II lo-uh4how
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BOARDING.

ROARD.-Three or four single gentle
II mon can os accommodated with Board with or
without lodging in pleasant and lsrsd part of the
city, on on between Clay and Leigh alta.
au III -5l" JOHN J. WALTHALL
ROt RIDING The proprietor ia prepar-
~ &c to furnish Board b5 the dag or wesk on the
most LII anal terIls, at the Marbs1o' Hotol on wall
treet. my 10 t. J. HARDY
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$25 REWARD.-LOst, on Sa-
turdsy, between Richmond aud nv
farm 10 Chesterfield. . 20 RI MONAIE,

sides papers and four receipts, on Wsrwick
Bsrksdae for two loads -four barrels; one on CTeu-
shaw Fisher for one load -four barrels and one en-
Haxall Brother for one load -four barrels, and one
receipt for 200 tobacco kegs from Dickinson Whit
tie.
The above reward will be paid for the recovery OF
the book and contents at the Dispatch ONCE or to
me. au 17-etf JAS 8. HORNER.
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A NTHRACITE COAL.--The Schooner
"A Walter eamuel 10 now discharsils In the Dock
2 esrso Of the RED ASH AhfHhAClTE EGG
COAL. Persons buylns their supply. win ssnd dews
-" 1850 mo. w. WRIGHT / CO,
% y Dssk Wharf,
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e5 notes on the Bank OF Cape Fear.
The public are cautioned agsinst receiving said
Tbs above reward will be paid for the delivery Of
the bank notes at the Dispatch offise.
au 23-ltt
/ .OSr.-On Sunday morning 10Th inst ,
~ lsdy's GOLD BREASTPIN. IL was lost be.
reward will be paid the finder II left at this Office
au 22-2t*
- $25 REWARD.-Lost, on Sa-
lEMSlNS# turdsy, between Richmond aud nv
IE@INS farm 10 Chesterfield. . PORT MONA1E,
"a, containing about 400 or $50 dollars Be
Bsrksdae for two loads -four barrels; one on Creu-
shaw Fisher for one load -four barrels and one en-
Haxail Brother for one load -four barrels, and one
tie
The above reward will be paid for the recovery OF
the book and conteuts at the Dispatch Once or to
me. 17-6tf JAS 8. HORNER.
VALUABLE FARMING LAND NEAR
THE CITY, AT PRIVATE SALE-We offer
at private sale tract of l40 of land lying on
the Charles City Road, about miles below the city
and adjoining the lands of DR.. Winfree and Mrs
This land Is of good gu lily. snd the greater part
cleared, but with sufficient wood Tor the purposes OF
Thoss In want OF farming land near the city would
do well to notice this, bargain will be sold upon
'D su aa-a ' ' TAYLOR & WILLIAMS.
M Oc1 DEE OL AMI fALUA
WI BILE COUNTRY SEAT, NEAR RICHMOND,
FOR SALE.-The subsc -ibers are authorised to sell
that most beautiful country seat, two miles West of
nOw 10 the s OF a. oat
beautiful piece of Timbered land. The dwelling Ii
new, is large and elegantly finished. and possssses
buildings are also com Portable, and ample for the
uss of the place.
state ofimprOvemsnt The place will be divided to
suit purchasers plat OF which can be seen at our
office Persons disposed to purchase are respectful.
au 2s~st Goblin / APPERsoN. Auct.
Onn ACRES OF LAND IN CHESS
@OOTERFIELD, ON MANCHESTER TURN
PIKE, FOUR MILES FROM MANCHESTER
The Subscribers are authorised to sell 200 of
wood land the South side OF the Manchester turn
pike, four miles from Manchester: adjoining the
land, of Messrs. w. A. Cooke. Richd Whitehead and
others.
A portion of the land is well wooded, and part
au 22-6t eooDIN 4 APPERsoN-
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON
Us GRACE STREET. AND THE DOCK, AT
of borrowed money unexp ectedly called in, offer
for sale either the House in which reside. with the
adjoining lot at the corner of Grace and 5th Streets
the proposed Depot of the York River Railroad.
au 2l-ts AUG A. HUGHES.
A MOTHER NEW BOOK.-A. NOR.
~ RIs has Just received large supply of
LIGHT AND DARKNESS, or the Shadow of Fate
story of fashionable life. By lady of Virginia
In one vol. Price 75c.
u The trade supplied at liberal discount
ALSO,
Fresh supplies of the following
ELLA, or the Human Comedy In one volume
Price 81 IS
ALONE. Thirteenth Edition just ready Price
Sl.25.
SOCIOLOGY. By George Fitzhugt. Paper 75c.,
cloth 81.
DoEsTIGKs; Fresh supply. 81.
CONE CUT CORNERS. 81 .25.
WHICH or the Risht and the Left. $1.25.
THE WATCHMAN. Fresh supply. 81.
THE LAMPLI9HTER. Fresh supply 81.
MAUD, and other Poems. by Tenuyson. 60.
BELL SMITH ABROAD. SI.25.
MEMOIRS OF JAMES GORDON BENNETT
{ Sl.S'. su 2t-3t
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NJ ISSES KINGS SCHOOL, CoRsER or
N1 BROAD AND MAYO SrREErs, will open on
MONDAY the 18th Of September next. 3hs IN.
struction 10 thorough, the discipline mild but frm
aud faintins departments have been engaged.
tvS Al
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EDUCATION.

ENGLISH SCHOOL.-On Monday, the
~ Sd of September. the subscriber will open
SCHOOL, on Union Hill. in the old Methodist
Chapel for ten months; for Reading, Writina. Arith-
Gc. $50 per scholar will be charged for BEGINNERS
Sl2 payable quarterly in advance He knows prscti.
calY the duties of teacher and that attention will
ns psid to thu children committed 70 his care. q
su 2l-1m* # JOS. H. ROGERS
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON
GRACE STREET. AND THE DOCK, AT
PRIVATE SALE.-Being compelled to pay eum
Of borrowed money unexpectedly called in, l offer
for sale either the House in which reside, with the
adjoining lot at the of Grace and 5th streets;
a valuable half acre lot on the Dock adjacent to
the proposed Depot of the York River Railroad.
2l-ts AUG A. HUGHES
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TRUsTEE'S SALE OF HOUSE AND

SAMUEL .. COfTRELL,
Admr. of Saln'l Cottrell, deed.
GEo w. ToLER, Auct. au I4-aI2tcIt
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For the accommodation OF parents who prefer
sending their children to the same school, this de-
partment has been formed for pupils under ten years
Of age, who will be taught Reading, Spelling, VII.
ting, Arithmetic and Geography. exclusively. II
Will be atosether separated from the rest Of the
er. Charges ESQ. For further particulars apply TO
the Principal. HUBER7 P. LEFEBvAE.
jy 25--dtlstN Corner Grace and fousnee ~.
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MISS BETTY C. BOCKIUS will open
Va q School on the 1st of October next, in room
on 9th street between Grace and Franklin. -
TERMS OF TUITION.
For the primary Glasses per $50
. more advanced Glasses .....,..... 40
French aud Drawing at the usual prices.
Applications for admission may be made to Mrs
B. II. SMITH, ON Mayo street.
REFERENCES: Mira Drew and Rev. George Wood.
bridge, Richmond; VIM P,rmmer, Esq Rev Leon
aas l.. Smith, North Carolina. an 7-dtistOet*
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"Never mind about dinner. IL will
come in good time. If you feel better,
lie perfectly quiet. Have you suffered
much pain 2"
''Yes." The word did not part her
lips sadly, but came with softly
wreathing smile. Already the wan
hue Of her cheeks was giving place to
q warmer tint and the dull eyes
Frightening. What healing power
was in his tender tones and consider.
ate words. And that kiss-it had
thrilled along every nerve--it had
been as nectar to the dropping spirit.
"But | feel SO much better, that will
get up" she added, now rising from
her pillow.
And Mrs. Winklcman was entirely
free from pain. AS she stepped upon
the carpet, and moved across the room,
it was with q firm tread. Every
muscle was elastic, and the blood
leaped along her veins with new
and healthier impulse.
No trial Of Mr.. Winklcman's
patience, in late dinner, was in
store for him. In few minutes the
bell summoned the family; and he
took his place at the table so tranquil
in mind, that he almost wondered at
the change in his feelings. How diC.
terent was the scene from that pre-
sentcd at the morning meal
And was there power in few sim.
pie words to effect SO great change rs
this Yes, in simple words, fragrant
with the odors Of Kindness.
a few gleams Of light slone into
the mind Of Mr.. WinkIeman, rs he
returned musing to his office, end he
saw that he was often to blame for
the clouds that had darkencd SO often
over the sky Of home.
"Aary is foolish" he said, in par
tial sclfjustifica,ion, "to take my has.
ty words SO much to heart. speak
often without meaning half what
say. She ought to know me better.
And yet" lie added, as his step be.
came slower. for he was thinking closer
than usual, sit may be easier for me
10 choose my words more carefully,
and to reprcss the, unkinduess of tone
that gives them u double force, than
for her to help feeling pain for their
mttcrancc."
Right Mr.. Winklcman That is
the common sense of the whole mat.
ter. 1t is easier to strike, than to
help feeling, or showing signs of pain,
under the infliction of a blow. Look
we'll to your words, all ye mem ters
Of home circle. And especially
look well to your words, yc whose
words have the most weight, and fall,
It dealt in passion, with the heaviest
force.
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From The Black River Wutchnan.
Revolutionary Mems Or;aa p4J.,.
From The collection Of the late Judge June.
NO. ~.
COLONEL. JOSEPH KEPSIfAW,

Col. kcrshaw was an English mcr.
chant, and was the first to see the ad.
vantagcs of Camden rs place of com.
mcrcc, and settled it. Camden was
first called Pinc'Trcc, from q pine log
by which the Indians crossed the creek
near it, which name has since been
transferred to the creek. There Col.
kcrshaw engaged in commerce upon
All enlarged and liberal scale; and
enjoyed, i'll the highest degree, the
confidence Of the people Of that part
OF the country. At the commence.
ment Of the dispute with Great Brit.
ain, he declared himself in favor Of
his adopted country. He was then u
Colonel Of militia. and soon after
served under Gov. Richardson in the
expedition against the Tories. In the
year 1899 he acted under Lincoln
and Moultrie. But his soverest trials
were yet to come. At the time of
the fall Of Charleston, he and his bro.
ther, Capt. Eli Kcrsbaw, were extcn.
sively engaged in trade at Camden,
Chcraw, Rocky Mount and CRANKY,
and had large possessions and much
money due them in the country
When Lord CornwaIis marched up to
Camden, he sent Major Pitcairn, one
Of his aids, ahead to che ose house for
him; and he selected Col. Kershaw's,
the best in the town. The Col. was
then Immediately compelled to move
out Of it with his wife and family
But this was not the worst of his
Lordship's proceedings. He sent Mn.
jor Pitcairn with an order to deliver
to him his plate; but Col. Kcrshaw
had used the prccaution Of sending it
off to Philadelphia. Disappointed in
this object, his Lordship soon after
sent him and his brother orders to
repair, by way Of banishment, to New
Providence, or Bermudas; as being
men too dangerous to remain in a con-
1uercd county. And notwithstanding
their possessions, so disappointed was
the enemy at the time, they were
obliged to comply with that order,
under the greatest pccuniary embar'
rasspcnts. Capt. kcrshaw eft home
sick and died on his passage to the
Bermudas. Lord Cornwalis built
forts at every one OF Col. kcrsllaw's
establishments, and his property was
! wasted i'll the most wamtou manncr.--
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SHORT PATENT SBaaoN.-Perheps
it may not be amiss to remind You of
the printer, In my discourse. lie is
in very disagreeable situation. He
trusts everybody, he knows not
whom; his money is scattered erery.
where, and he scarcely knows where
to look for il. His paper, his ink,
his type, his journeymen's labor, his
living, &C., must be punctually paid
for. You, Mr.--,and Mr..
and hundred others / could name
have taken his paper, and you, your
children and your neishbors, have
been amused and informed, and i'm.
proved by it. Ii you miss one paper
you would think very hard Of Che
printer-you would rather be without
your best meal than be deprived OF
your newspaper. Have you ever
complied with the terms Of your sub.
scription? Have you taken as much
pains to furnish the printer with his
money as he has to furnish you with
his Paper2 Have you paid him for
his type, and his press, and his jour.
neymen's work? II you have not, 20,
Pay him OIL. DOW, Jr.
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I .FEEL1se APpEAL.-Shopkeeper =
That's a bad fifty cent piece, can't
take it; its only lead silvered over"
Customer.--We!l, now, admitting
such to be the fact. | should say that
the 'nglnuity displayed in the decep.
ton might induce you to accept it.
Admire, sir, the devotion Of the earth
to the divine idea Of Liberty. Liber.
ty the idol Of us all! He, having
wrought her effigy in humble lead, in
order to make it worthier of that Clio.
rious impression, resorts to the harm.
less expedient of silvering it over
And shall we harshly repud;ate his
work Oh, no, sir! you'll take it;
| know you will nr