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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-16

's7,,afTtoH and Aisry F. his nc, r,;
u. g.. 5y4A r Hut-1n Chris,opher Hudson " In "a
... ''- ana a;ucTine F., hisyifi. Robert r
rcd .d.,l a H"% re-, husband OF Martha Bow!es.
.a.. Re-, 20 ~ Nncbols end Sally. his wife. In.
q ls,.-,"aN' i..HHt Alexander B. Hutchinson,
>srsi r. s,' S"Ghiy. and as such adninisria-
,asr .- y. aio'd, deed, William Barrett Price
.-e 5-,.- - enc a. executor of Elizabeth Ruth
aat and t1,olH A. II Rutherford. Jr.. Patrick
,,,,,,-+ ~ ~ Louisa, his wifi, Thomas p. Au-
...st - VI ""hu A. II. Arustead. Judith NJ.
alag. g A., -, 7iihs'tsa. Virginia Arlnstead and
5-trs ~ a. !i'ai' under the age of TWEEN
-.-1d 9er,s 'I,'' NrIstead, husband of Albany
20 a'-esrad =, j is Neal, husband OF Catherine
s... Harpci T.. Ayerett and Msrv e
-,,s,,,.. fiHarr K. Neal the INK noyyr nersonai
'-'.... ,,J .' James Thiigfcrro and Patsev
i''Htrbe f,. .a..u fnce. Deft's.
\ a.-a@ "'fl' among other things. ordered
i.ia,.-.s I.''' 1. Hudson do render before one
p. s,f d. :. '"'i' ~ this Court an account of HE
'-.e- ii'ients ~ Commissioner under the
IT, .ftss,, .''h day OF MAY, 1854, and n further
ar Sc - sud doiugs rs administrator de
. as.-s,,d ~ me Will annexed of Barrett
-- sane T., III ''t thht the said Commissioner re-
's-t, which N9aItt with any matters special
\ # l4r nj" 'a4 be required to be go stated by
ts! r.-''ss Interested or which the ao;d Com,
'"' proper TO be so stated to the
=. tyesy uider aforesaid, the parties interest
EeasiogG med TO attend az my office. III the
: eee. \, Tao l2ih day of December next
u 1t % se,, ~ With the evidence necessary 10
4. 'He duties required by the said
l--tt4i''i9ner. oe JNO. SHORE, Com'r.
Il; S.,.. Nov S'6, 1855. 5 no lo-l.w4w
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FXEGTT0R,s SALE OF HOUsEn0II

II ET1p NT,TUK,S SALE OF HOUSEHOI,T )
Ia 81 NM HNtfURE. STOCK, CROPS, &c-WiT be
Doswe's in Hanover county. the residence Of the s
n1S IoHs I 1 SI9ith, THURSDAY, November
70. i FAR, If not, the next fair day there
$500 81" !. tue household and Kitchen Furniture en-
urS1lns she usual variety of smal family-the beds
aver being of superior quality all the Stock OF
Cy 99eSscrlption, including several valuable Mich
San,;fi earrings yoke good Steers, fine Mule a
aa. Coit and number of Hogs in prime order:
Oats of with the crops on hand say about 10 stacks
SIIed GO eHseent quality, quantity of long we'll
,hst ho. "A handsome small Carriage and Harness
mat mas oeen but little used, of convenient size and
ming gear, &c. 80 "1e' Will run
IERMs-For all sums of $40 and under cash will
pc Ie4uired; tor all sums $40 credit of nine
hdGhg interest from the day of sale; but the interest
maturity. B. w RfCHARDS0WS Ut
1S-dQtSrItA $4,000 A'' wv u
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% preparation IS truly tho wonder OF the age
> all pain. external or Internal. Cures PAINS in
e3cs limbs or back chilblnins. ssue or Jumps il,
ireFl'- corns, bruses sprains toothache. earache,
lrcs sore fh.oGI, pa!us i'll the bowels and stoIn-
,s6,pn colds Ar
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-16

A CAhD.--The undersigned respectfully
4 announces that in consequence of his declining
health he has been compelled to retire from business
and has accordingly disposed of his entire establish
nient, next door above the Exchange Bank, to Mr..
ANDREW ANroSt, long and fayorably known in this
community.
In conjunction with this announcement beg leave
10 return my most cordial thanks my friends and
the public generally for the liberal patronage received
Dy me during period Of twenty years; and to bespeak
tor my successor continuance of the encouragement
30 generally extended TO myself
N b.-fersons having claims against are re-
quested to present them and those indebted to me
wiii please make immediate payment. can be found
at my old stand. JUAN PIZZINI.s
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CHEAP RICH BLACK SILkS.--Opcp.
~ ing this morning, at n. EZEkItL'S, IS Main ST.
most exquisite lustre from IS upwards Ladies
in want of Black any other colored Dress Silks
will find il to their advantage call my store be-
fore purchasing elsewhere. n. EZEKIEL.
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DuHE GROUND BLACK PEPPER, AF-
RICAN CAYENNE, GINGER, CINNAMON,
&cThese spices arc perfectly pure and ground sspe-
ciaily for family use. z. J. PICOT,
no II Druggist.
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u ROSES sARSAPARILLA COMPOUND.
'-P be used by all females, as it strengthens and
4. 't' 'Ae constitution. purifes the blood. and
ga eIuPtOns from the skin. Quart bottles s
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I'O THE PUBLIC Having purchased
the establishment of Mr.. JUAN PizzfSi, gene
rally known as the st Nicholas Saloon would re-
spectmy solicit the kind patronage OF my friends and
the pubfc assuring al who may favor me with visit
that every exeron will be used TO give subtraction
in future advertisement my arrangement tor con-
Quoting the Ordinary will be duly announced
no l3--lm ANDREW ANTONI
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FUTURE DAYS.
BY Goddin q Appers,

By Goddin & Apperssn.
VAakspbA i s.Er Rel al L "a; On Hull
rUh SALE AT AUCTIO N-Win be sold or
THURSDAY next, the 18th November, 1856 on The
p.ensss eoemmencng at O'Clock, that valuable hal
Ponte the SiLERS Hotel with four fenements the re.
ns reTrsnE for $500 per sunum to GOOD tenants
es .nat owned BY DIR John Gilmour fronting s2i
fees running back 1872 feet. "a
ar. 2, ;. szer viii show the property to person,
r. IEkMs,One- third cash balance at and months
iii ss, notes interest added end title retained
no 10 GODDIN L ApPERsoN Au.,.
a. foIssI,PoNEMENT.--In consequence of Thurs.
aay, 18th November, being Thanksgiving day' ths
Move sale Is postponed to MONDAY next the 18th
no Is n !. =.
[ oMMiSSIONEk'S SALE OF HOUSE
AND Lof ON UNION HILL.-As commits
Crowds against Woodward &c, pronounced on ,b VI
Hn November 1855, shall proceed TO sell al public
auction; on the premises THURSDAY. the I'd day
iNoVelnDer 1879. ct the hour of o'clock P. NJ the
lot on Union HILL at the corner of Mosby and Pleas.
. streets fronting 5Ss feet on Mosby street. having
thereon an unfinished frame building
Terms: One-third cash balance Mt six and nine
otns lot negotiable notes be aring interest snd title
retained nee TILL last note is paid. '''o
Sale by GoDDIN ApPERsoN, Auctioneer,.. o'"i
NEAT COTTAGE FARM. SIX MITES
4 BELOW RICHMOND ON THE WII,IiAWs
VIII be sold, on MONDAY, November lstb 1875
COMMENCING at II O'Clock, the Cottage Farm ON
wnch MI K H. Dobbins resides on the WilIianlsburg
s sh, road six miles below Richmond, containing
ABOUT % acres about 20 cleared the balance in
WOOD and timber The buildings are all new. and
consist OF Cottage Dwelling, Sc by 80 feet with four
Iohs, orocery ~ by 10 feet; excellent Stable &c
AFTER the sale ofthe land will be sold lot of Farming
Utensils and Lot of Manure e
TERMS: For the real estate one-fourtb CASH hal,
ance at 6 and months, for negotiable notes inter
est added property secured For the personal prop.
erty terms made known sale.
After the above sale will be sold 34l acres of J,nd
on the opposite side of the road about 50 acres clear
ed: balance heavily covered with oak and pine wood
TERMS: One-fourth cash; balance at A. q and -
months Tor negotiable notes, interest added: secured
ny Trust deed GODDIN i APPERSON,
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A GOLD WATCH. FOR ONLY rs
IA CENTS-At POWERS Cigar Store

Opposite the American HOteL
ALSO-A box CIGARS for Is cents no IS
A NEGRO MAN FOX sALE.--l have for
sale man about 80 years I'D, sound and healthy,
and good hand farm any ordinary labor.
Apply at the Prescott House."
no l4-dts John A. JFTFR
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IAIN HIiI.I .aT...I

-Ak~her, NJ n WHEAT AND BIjT.
IN. '''ns aud for sale by
f~-As w. T.STAPLES l. Co.
II 4, IN 18th street, south of Cary.
s,sseFs best HlsfA yi0r's and
- English Mustard, for sale by
ippI EC- +. J. PIcOT.
ssi.. ApgIna FLEs.--jO barrels Able.
~ u good order, for sale very low
II RIM X. CAUTHORN.
u ,,ttiylir and CAPs.--I aIn now re.
q 1Af5 snd r. additions to my Fall stock Of
i ltfa.,, laps, selected in the Northern ci-
: - shici ,"h'eh makes my assortment very
tias a. aH' disposed 10 sell on aceonmoda.
s JOHN THOMPSON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-16

\ TNDERT A IL 1 n G.--J. A. BELVIN In.
u dertaker, is at Metropolitan Hall, Base
ment.) where he may be found at all times and will
attend 10 FUNERALS, supplying Collins SIrouds
all kinds. Metallic, Mahogany, &C. on haad and for
sale. Thankful for past fvors, he tenders his services
the public in the various branches of his profess
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-16

WOOD FOR SALE.--I have for sale
w ut my yard on Broad street, both eak and pine
wood, which will sell low for cash. Persons order
ing wood will please send the money at the time,
the wood viii not be sent.
no Slots s. N DAVIS
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NOR THE GENTLEMEN.--Ane ieganf

ENVR eItRHnt
Il assortment of Cloths Cassmeres and Vestings, on
hand very reduced prices Also Merino and Lambs
wool Shirts aud Drawers Linen Bosom Shirts; Cra-
watts; Scars Suspenders and every variety of furn-
ishing goods of the most fashionable styles.
no3 ALFRED MOSES 69 Main OF
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GS0 000 WORTH OF DRY GOODS

t5.JU.UVO AT COST-Intending to make an
entire change in business the first January next
will until that time offer stock at and below
for cash negotiable notes months with
terest added.
AS we are determined to reduce our stock the pub-
Our stock is very large and desirable most Of it of re-
cent purchase
C.. HARTWFII Il co
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WILLIAM AND ia vID q b : o \

DERS corner of Clay and Third streets, RichEond
Va beg leave to inform the public that they pre-
pared to execute all kinds of CARPENTER WORK,
including Stair Building and Hand-raing, the most
approved manner and on Reasonable terms.
& no 9--dlwt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-16

u RIAL TO THE LEGISLATURE OF ViR.
GINA in opposition the extension of the corpo-
rate limits of the city of Richmond
District No. Robert A. Mayo, Jacob 8. Alice,
Thos /. West, Albert NJ. Akin
District No. 2-George NJ. Savage Sherwin McRae
Thos J. Starke, Dr. Richard S. Vest.
District No. 3.-John b. Young Fendall Griffin, DR..
John NJ. Sheppard Nathaniel Matthews
District No. 4.-Walter Leske, DIR. Benjamin j.
Duval, JAS Semple C. M. Nimmo. no l0-lw
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-07-02
The Union and Cen. zOllicofssr's speech.

The Union and american is laboring assidu-
ously but Intellectually to impair the force Of
the powerful array of facts in Gen. Zollicotfers
speech. 1t dare NOT attempt TO attack the vi
tai and main facts-fscts stated upon the
speakers knowledge-and which are conclu-
sive of the W hole argument. But it ventures
to call in question statement of figures which
Gen. z. expressly said he found published else
where but ''had not taken the time to examine
the official records to cerity" them. Why3-
Because it would have required, in this hot
weather, a careful sitting of ever seven hundred
pages of closely printed names, to get at fact
of no vital importance-while, independent of
it, the proofs are impregnabLe. But the Union
says it has the Government "Blue Book, and
processes to compile the following statement
from it as a correction of the figures Gen. z.
quoted, TO wit:
Now we say that the Blue Book, quoted by Gen.
ZoLLIcoFFER, shows that the employees of the Gov
ernmanf are aa GolloWa
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-07-02

PHILIP S. WmTE.-This gentleman, who Is
employed by the Executive Committee of the
State Temperance Convention, to stump the
State in favor of the cause Of Temperance, and
who was employed before either of the eandi~
dates for Governor in this State was announced
or definitely known as such, has been charged
by the anti American press, the Nashville
Union and American" among Others, with be-
ing a partizan of Col. Gentry in the CANVASS
"a Know Nothing Emissary." Mr.. White, in
a recent speech at Fayetteville, denounced
these charges as unquaIyfedEy false!
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The Nashville Union-The PrOtestants and
Catholics.

The Union and American is getting desperate.
II strikes about it with reckless, indscrimin.
ate malignity, which indicates clearly enough
that it regards its political fortunes as IN
very rrecarious condition. We shall not will
lingly undertake to handy epithets with it
but rather prefer, always, 10 submit our ac-
tons to the test of facts, set forth in dispas-
sionate and courteous language. The Union
is at last constrained to notice the extraOrdin.
airy article upon the Protestant and Catholic
Churches, from which we quoted an extract
on Friday morning. The Union explains that
the obnoxious article was written and pab-
hshed by Mr.. Church, the business member
of the Office firm, in the absence of the other
two partners, Messrs. Eastman and Torbtt,
upon whom the editorial labor usually devolves,
and that it was published in the daily and tri-
weekly editions, but omitted from the weekly,
upon the advice Of Mr.. Eastman, when he re-
turned home, who disapproved that part Of
the article we have published. We have no
file of the Til Weekly Union-but our state
ment that the article in question was omitted
from the fri weekly as well as tbs weekly, was
made mon the authority Of a gentleman so
intelligent and respectable that we could not
doubt its correctness.
The Union pirates gratnitously OF m'srepre-
sentation and fraud" and says the extract
wa published "is carefully culled ont OF the
body of the article, and the accompanying
comments which would explain the meaning
of the writer, are suppressed" dc We ds"y
,hs, tho extract WIS .culed- or selected 50
as 90 misrepresent the general character OF The
- article and will make good this denial
J.. ,nhlisb;ng with it the alledged exculpAtory
.,. How any person acquainted with
,he English lAugnsge, can ray tn7 article 5 'io'
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-07-02

Now, zoe have locked into the Government
"Blue Book" and we pronounce the above
figures, as far as we have tested them, entirely
erroReous.
Instead of .fOe foreigners in the State De-
partmenl, as stated by the Union, we find that
the Blue Book plainly puts down fifty nine
foreigners in its di0isiOn of"State Department"
besides .torty-three others whose place of
birth are not stated, but who, it is reasonable
10 presume, were not born in the United States,
or their places of birth Uould have been
known.
In the Treasury Department we find PSI Of
hcers put down as known to be of foreign birth,
and 254 whose birth places are not known
In the Department of the Interior We find SO
known foreigners, and 81 whose birth-places
are not known. In the War Department, 81
known foreigners and 1876 whose birth-places
are unknown. In the Navy Department Sc
known foreigners and 16 whose birth-places
are unknown. AS FAR as we have gone, we have
found 577 known foreigners, and $40 officers
listed as of unknown birth-but we have not
vet had time to look into the Post Offices and
Mail agencies, which ill about two-thirds of
the book.
We are satisfied that not q single figure of
the Unions statement quoted above as to for
eigners is correct. Yet the statements are
made as from the Book. The statement Gen.
2. made, he did not vouch for, but frankly and
expressly said he took it as he had found it
published elsewhere, and did not know it to be
correct. II is Herculeau labor to go entirely
through the "Blue Book" Ths particular
statement, in view of his other engagements,
and of the vastly moro important and conclu-
sve statements he did thoroughly investigate,
and vouch for, was deemed scarcely worth the
trouble.
But what sort Of position does the Union
occupy, with its altogether erroneous figure
prof6ssedly drawn from the 'Blue BOOk'
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-07-02

Do THEY ENDORSE ALL OF THEM.-Do the papers
that advocate Johnson's election, endorse his anti
slavery notions, his advocacy of the amending of
the Constitution of the United States, and in
word, all hSincendiary, 6natical, and red rerubli
can doctrines? II they Q orse them W y o they
not openly avow it, and tel the wor wa tn,
in favor OF? No they do not svow and endorse
him publicly; but end avor to blind their party by
diverting the attention of their readers from the
dangerous doctrines of their candidate. We would
like to hear from them.-NuJrsesJOr Telegraph
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SCHOOL OF LIFE.
Just received by
TOON, NELSON GCO,

Just received by
To0N, NELSON 4 CO,
School Of Life,
By Anna Mary Hewitt, author Of AN Art-studezs
in hlnich."
The Waterman,
ByJAH. vol i2rno. 400 pages.
SIT highly moral IN its There passages both
OF huor and pathos while the time the author
has ufousy avoided any thing like overdawn sentiment
IL may be read with advantage alike BY the old and the
young and will ubtess sEord amusement and instrue-
ton to al "-Pub.
My Mother"
Or. Recollections Of Maternal Influence.
The AuRustan Age Of France:
LOUIS Fourteenth, and the Writers Of his Age: being
Course OF Lectures delivered lin FrencI) select
audience in New York, by Rev. L F. Assie--Introduo
ton and Translation bv Rev E n Kgk
Visits to European Celebrities
By William sprsgue D. D.
The Teachers Last Lesson
The Life Of Sam. Houston. Illustrated
The Ras-Bag By n. Parker Wills.
The May Flower. Ply n. Beecher stowe
SS-wuh many other new andinteresting works
jel1
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To the Citizens of the Southern and
Western States.

Learning from my agents and correspondents In various
parts Of the country that my Schedam Arc matte SchnappS
is extensively counteeted especially in the Southern and
Western States and hndng that the pirates darngy ad
vere their pernicous receptions under the which
belongs my article, think necessary caution the
community against these vendors Of poison in disguise
introduced the Schiedam Aromatic Schnapps for the
purpose Of supplying the medical faculty and the whole
community with pure medicinal spirit which might be
prescribed with confidence in all where stimuauts
which invariably result from using aduterated liquor In
order render douby had the article
anayEsd by chemists of world wide celebrity and sub
mted It for exp riment test TO thousands 81 distinguished
medical practitioners The responses from these
the unequivocal and satisfactory Character
Ii before the public surrounded with these
tees and bearing these uuimpeacabe endorsements and
call upon the community TO protect themselves
their health and reputation by frownDg down and
repudstnE the piratca specuOrs who peddng their
foul commodities under Of trade mark No article
had been imported from Holland into this market,
der the Of Schnapps the appearance OF
Wofes schiedam Aromatic SchnappS, in this city.
The first importation bein made int this city IN the year
eighteen huDd red aid fortyegh which be bv the
Custom House books d, posted aNel a trade
in the o. s. Court Of the Southern District OF New
York. the year eighteen hundred and y and have
tha certificate in session OF that date The greet
deman which hss thus been created fr the genuine ar
Gle the whole hive countrrf-iters in motion and
the duty my toners and friends, the pubic
cnmpes from time time put them their trd
Front street. Philadelphia, where the Western merchants
can draw their supply at New York prices.
UDOLPHo WOLFE.
% Beaver street, New York.
Messrs. SEYMOUR, FANNING co Wholesale Agents,
Nashville, Tenn. Ie2S-lm
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