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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-02-20
Lying.

There is a variety of ways in which lying
is INDUCED in-some are considered harmless
and amusing, and others are tolerated for the
inventive genius Of the perpetrator, if no
mischief grow out of it. But every body
unites in condemning the lie thatdeteriorates
character, impugns his neighbor, or produces
discord-and a liar, in the common accepta-
ton of the term, is more dreaded than a
rogue. And yet how often do those who
detest such characters unwittingly give coun-
tenance to them by listening to and repeating
their vile misrepresentation Let the hearing
and retailing cease, and the race of liars will
soon be extinct.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-02-20
'Poor Bessie was q sailors wife,
And he was of at sea-

How sweetly the simple melody flowed
from that young girls lips, and how thrill
ingly it falls upon her cousin lovers heart.
AS the song ceased, Charley took the little
white hand and pressed it to his lips, and l
smiled in my quiet corner when he asked
for Loves young dream But her first
song woke slumbering memory in my heart.
1t took me away back through the dim,
may past, to my bright, unclouded school
days, when a group of happy girls used to
gather around the piano, and sing our
school girl songs.
Dreams came crowding into my heart,
as l left that pleasant parlor, thoughtfully
silently, and ran off up to my own little
room to send forth another 'Hearthside'
letter. And here l sit, smiling in my
revery, just as happy as Lillian and hel
lover, or the wild sweet Carrie, and he
youthful cousin, amid golden hope, light 0
loves young unclouded dreams, or thu
young mother and her pure Lilly folded t.
her heart. They are coming! crowdini
side, and the fre-lights dances gaily upoI
the floor, and pictures of the past CLEAN O.
the shadowy walls. O! my loved school
mates, how they crowd into my r~everies c
the past, and one | see whose stately forr
/ love the best of all. All! that is Kate
l must tell you of Kate-but not now.
Rose Vale.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-02-20

@ Such anxiety exists in New York,
relatit re to the safety of the steamship Paci-
fc, now in her 34th day out, that the steam
er Alabama, has been sent in search of her.
The Pacific sailed three days before the Per-
STA, whose arrival at New York, has been
already announced,
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For the Spirit of the Age.

BRo. GoRHAN: Our friend J.. L. Nesbitt,
ESQ. of Iredell has furnished me with a
statement and requested me to call the at
tention of the friends of the Temperance Re-
form to a matter, which / think | can best do
bv this communication through your eel
umns.
From a conversation with Gen. Cary, Mr..
Nesbitt is of opinion that he can be induced
to canvass this State in favor of a prohibito-
nv law. His services are every where IN re-
quest, but no where more needed than In
North Carolina. He is just the man to ac-
| complish the work. He does not make any
charge for his services. Butt is right that
his expenses be paid. 1t would be necessary
for him to be furnished with a comfortable
means of conveyance, SO that his movements
be untrammelled. | therefore propose as
follows:
l. That a carriage and driver be hired and
placed at the disposal Of Gen. Cary, so long
as he shall lecture in North Carolina.
q. That all his travelling expenses be paid.
3. That the money be raised as follows
Let every Division at once inform the Grand
Scribe, (yourself) for what amount you may
draw on them or better, forward their con
~tributions to you Immediately. Let ever,
friend of the proposed Reform remit to yol
as much as he can possibly spare to this gooC
! work without delay. You will report receipt
r in the Age and SO soon as a sufficient amour
! is collected to pay his expenses, inform Gen
: Carey of the fact, and invite him to com
on. He will come he cannot refuse. Blu
should he do so, the money will be returne
= or disposed of according to the orders of tn
: n your readers of It
e Will it not work? | think it will finely
r Let's up and try it. Very respectfully,
Rx r. L. HELM.
RalaM,h Fah 18th 1896
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Beech Springs, n c., Feb. 18th, 1855.
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brilliant eyes upon her face, and she raised
hers and glanced up into his. Then / saw
him reach forth his hand and take hers,
and bending over it, speak rapidly and ear
nestly for a few moments. Then a bright,
tender, sunshiny smile broke over Lillian's
face, and | saw a closer pressure Of the
little hand. Good thought l, 'the CO.
quette's conquered, and the hirt a captive,
mutually"
Then 1 turned my eyes to a warm cor
ner by the fireside. In a large chair sat a
young girlish mother, bending over a beau.
tiful little snow drop of a baby. | have a
genuine admiration for babies, and looked
lovingly upon that tiny, white robsd form,
50 pure and still in its quiet slumbers, and
the light from the shaded lamp, falling up
on the little snowy arms and face. Ah
that was my little cousin Lilly she slept
now, and as / watched the angelic little
face, resting against the mothers white
arm, a smile dimpled the soft cheek, and
curved the little rosy mouth. Surely an
angels invisible form, fingered near that
sleepingichild, for that indescribably beau
tiful smile had more of heavens sweetness
and purity, than aught on earth.
But the tinkling of a guitar, and a gust
of silvery laughter, caused me to lift my
eyes from the sleeping baby's face, to
couple upon the other side, neither les
beautiful, or dear. A young girl of some
thing over fifteen summers, and a graceful
youth of a year older, sat upon the lOung
32ERBRt 4daesffe TIE young girl looked Ike som
ideal dream of beauty, as she turned he
exquisite profile, and leaned her whit
shoulders against the crimson curtains be
hind her. She moved her fingers over tn
strings Of a guitar and looked up into he
cousin Charley's face, who sat beside he
He took the instrument, and kneeling upo
one knee, hastily but skilfully tuned it,
Then handing it back to her, said Nov
Carrie, do sing'-in a low persuasive ton
The lighthearted girl playfully resisted b
entreaties, laughed, a-hemmed, and DIRE
sweet notes from the guitar with her wa
dering fingers. Charley stood and smile
7 for time, and then looked sad. Carrie
!: face grew pensive too, and sweeping h
white hand over the strings, sang in a Gle
e sweet voice.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-13
BY TayIor g WIlIiams.

HNWO BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS,
Il ON CLAY STREET, AT AUCTI0N.--On
THURSDAY, 18th February, at O'Clock. z. NJ, up
ON the premises, will be Sold two Building Lots,
beautifully situated the south of Clay street.
near to Adams street, and lying between the resi-
dences of Messrs d. M. Miller and q. A. w. Taylor.
These lots front 80 feet each and back about $50
feet to an alley and from their beautiful situation, in
pleasant neighborhood, worthy the attention OF
those who contemplate building. saAF
TERMs--One-forth cash; balance at 6, 10 and is
months with interest and secured by trust deedpur-
chssers to pay the taxes for the present year.
fe 9-tds TAYLOR Il WILLIAMS, Auets. .
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= xJJlal IHSs,
tian Lsthr5< M ~ nlxins nR6ee 49, sssass
qaenee Of the ssnatioh u Dsyf u Cnne. YIN. b.
t7srsfisD unsnifuuuaY e1eefs1 Gnaknr Ti,~ -
lee hiss been usosedi6 De Mofs ~ Ckf fstfsn = -
rvps wiser1 depa6{tes viii bo resolves 81 Wick ~
1rsa offs par cent. aill be paid On III enras -
eelt-5oT shorter period. ~. a = -
This !nsilution has bssn in existence
years has loaned over eight ilions of dnalfrn h
- p~y sny ssrtiheafe when due 81 II q
90 "a 49, mo. THOMPSON, Rrsskdent &
.sff se WIN. II. CHRISTIAN, CashioE
NH -S HUGHW. Fry, Secretary.
~ SAVINGS bANk-00oe e thestors u onaries
Brooke, on 18th street. I 81 q sssiI
pepositoniAth this institution win feceive IN per
or longer, and i've per can't for shorter time.
~ ~ WI @. PAINE, President
y. T. BROOKE, Treas sssa isssf sss Nv 6-n
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RUNAWAY.
. FIVE DOLLARS REWARD.

- Rau away from the subscriber on Monday, the
N llfh anesTo boy named JACOB, about II
n yssrs old. of short statue and dark complex
IL ION; hsd when he left, sait vi dark clothes,
:. l., and brass buttons. The said boy belongs to
NJ, Msua L. Hurt, OF Csipeper county, Va. Tho
,,,ye reward will be paid for his delivery 10 me in
kshmond or to eny exc I'D sung him in Jail. that
,4f linn again. JUDIATT X. ROANE.
-
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$50 II Z " 4 X D.--TIe above re-

~ ward vi IT be paid Tor nay negro man JAMES,
n villa ran ~ sy On Saturday last. He is stout
n nlsde nos very tsll, tawuy complexion, has q
Il. cast down look; hes grey eyes, scar one Of
cheeks aid one of his hands little bEuised is moi
nv Is Ikai.ve His dress WAS coarse, dark over
-5Ai vest aad loose pauts, aud probably may have
AN Of new boots " shoes on.
The above reward viii be paid if taken within the
-. + leyCad the limits of the State $50 will De
I'D JOHN c. ROBERTSON
- IE.ur1ra ronnty fa
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:. TWENTY DOLL1RS REWARD.

CIV We VIII pay The ABOVE reward to any one
N ghu sliit appfehund, aud oCiltine III any Jail ia
n -iiIs o. any cf the surrounding counties, cur
- p. < . laa4 TAZEWELL. He is about thirty
trs yeas Of sc; caIk cJnplexioni stout and well
Uil,. g q belonged 20 Ma. Richmond T. Lacy Of New
Kent II whom we bought him some few weeks ago.
10 probable lie is u Mr.. Lacys immediate neigh
rhood, as lie has wife living but few miles from
Mr. :. farG. HAXALL 4 CO.
1t--s5dIu
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LOST.


OST..On Sunday from Adamss Expreae
La Co.'s Office, 81 Main VI. small yellow fEPPY.
The finder will bs libsray rewarded by leaving bun
above. j. ;. MACDoNOlGht Agent 9
fe I2---3t
4 OST as0GhET.BO0K-s10 DOI1l4AkS
La REvARD.--Lost between Powhatan Stations on.
the Richmond and Daaville Railread, and Richmond.
or in Richmond. GA "Wednesday, the 30th Of Jsnuary
last my PoCKET-B0oK, with Ronds to the Amount
Of SEQ or $500; Certificates CT hank Stock to the
amount of $1,000 or 5000. The above yeward viii
be given on its delivery to Messrs. Winfree Wat
kips, Richmond. fe 7-Sts JAMES ALLEN
DlILtkklsEl1 sutsAM.--6 barrels Pal.
Il verised Sugar, in store and for sale BY Nas9 3
fe7--lw DUNLOP. M0NCuRE : CO.
nR. MAN, HlsIss UTKhlNE GATtllb.
~ IdCAN--For he cure Of kiour AfbusI fruispeus
Cteri BE- This composition, called Utsrjas Ca1ho-
Icon. i the remedy for al these csseA Gsrtihoates
inlnm srable. 70 be had ct aezgs s. : zas..zk sla
FED Druexists. lea en1 Msaa g:
GROUNn ~ y hXs-100 sacks
NJ 0round Alum aslt. Cor sals ~ II - I zss !
s aai e ~ =. = sStass 60 ~ 49,
a ,s.ss tsass Nj 81 SsxA - xe4 secs a@ s@sAst 4
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s9J RElYAKD.---I Will pay the above

"a I'D HE W AhDss..I VIII pay tne hbOVo
EY re .gard 10 ans person who will apprehenc
n aud couiine in any jail IN this city. my negro
II woman, LUCINDA, who absconded on the
- 3Vth October last. She is about S. years old
,ou. SUD black aid has lost her front upper teeth
rcr rs supe nor washer and ironer and il no doubt
barbored and employed by SEINE of the women who
wash for hotels and boarding houses u this city.
IA l5-lm f. L. CHINN
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BY Thomas w. Keesee.
(Office with George j. Summer, No. 90 Pearl street

DEW IN THE FIRST PRESBYTERIAN
Il CHURCH FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-Will
at a o'clock Pew No. 40 in the First Presbyterian
Church, (Rey. Dr. Moores.) zSsus s7s sss5zss.s
$50 BY order of the Trustee. - ea.gss. ~
THOMAS w. KEESEE, Auct.
The above Pew is offered at private sale until the
time of sale. Apply to Arch'd Boiling or II: ".
Quhrles. EsE s4 = 1oo
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i GINA CENTRAL RAILROAD.-Pur,uant 70
authority in US vested by McCurdy X vowless ,ste
ainia Central Railroad we will offer at public sale 70
the highest bidder for cash at the office OF Godd,n
Apperson, Auctiopeers in the city OF Richmond, on
ali Of the STOCK and SHARES OF STOCK, In the
Virginia Central Railroad Company, to which the
said Mc(,urdy and yowIes became entitled under the
contractwith said Company for the construction of
sections No. S. and 81 Of said Company work.
STERRlTT HELL
AGENTS and Trustees for McCurdy vowles, 10
ELECTROMAGNETIC above sale b postponed
until the 18th of February, 1885. 9 de 6--tds
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H1nIMo AND SMILING ax.Ayra
lsOae nasrA~sssss ssasssl 80.
s'n' ~''''a. 'ns'~''esnsf 3sS]y s.mgss
se ls---2t Coraere sseixh sna IL streets.
lf9,n " 9k.sA ~. 111sleSts95sy 3S.s,,s
srars cid, 70 wait IN this hcssss ar 4, : s,,,r,
= & sna Of sss sesrs.ser and petite o. all
ard ,,s get sosS home fer bt the ewili se low.
aslx- .ot, Il WIN. n. o. LIaTPKINs 8
syM sAnE,.Tws 1lens beth q wkssn are
serewnan or pfessnan. Appiy At Cary Street Jail
-s..-.- eeSe - = 80 .Etaa3 sasa# 5e n
E0R sALE.--SDne Negro vvo,n. n .1r1
an excellent Wssher and Ironer and GOOD
Seok ana nve children. The Oldest a girl Is years
old who has been snssxed In nnrsinr children and
can sew quite we'll The next how who has been
ssnsased for the last two year. in waiting In the
nonse, nearly lsyeafs OF age Two other boys
and years old and the Youngest eirl IS month";
od--aiso. well qualified house servant in her 18th
year Cook washer aud froner. with boy child 5
years Old. Apply at Cary street Jail. ~ s.ssl
= a---eoeI- ete Us
EVR SALE.-A number enc NEGK0
MAN, rs years old, of good character who Is 4
hrs. rate engineer, having attended steam saw mill
s ,9s me /, last ye yessS WOMAN Of good character
wise likely WOMAN - years old with hoy child
years CID and daughter two years old, both line
vst Ii would be desirable that the.e ne groes should
all remain here. Apply at Cary Street Jail.
NO. I HOUSE sEkNANr FOX nIflE.
have for hire for tho balance of the year q No
I House Servant Ladies' Maid, OF good character
Apply to = ie 9-ts II Allen. NO IT.
NOTICE.-1 own a very Superior smith,
young, stout and healthy, and q most excellent
disposed negro I will hire him in Richmond by the
month Address 81. J. DICKINSON,
f. Hall Depot, Louisa county, Va,
Stating price that will be paid, situation, &c.
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WANTS.

" kNTED-Four or Ave WHITE BOYS
W 70 be employed in Tobacco Factory. Apply st
IL. Facto-v, corner of Cary and I'D streets
a -Sr-
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- yrepsred to furnish elegant and beautiful signs
81 "a common tow priced ones He took the
srIinul a, the LAST Mechanics Fair, and asks of
- u-ha are in wasn't to give HIM cali. His terms
- Re made 10 sait snd having in his employ expe-
.-lad workmen will also undertake any kind Of
,ss,3ns required. Call on lSth street. next door to
n, Ys'rinstoa's. -
no - n. W. Abi1E<N.
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- ~ !. S.cssas = g q - II
syes 4 go, Nh & ~ 4 1lys
~. lot q Dry geods end 6lotli.r sss.ps;s;.s :
: fsss ss,ssimeit q fIesh = 81
ser. ss sss cisan, boxes Tsbssee eases -
IA 4 d q sslli.ssy ma nj s,ss1..ss
Z. -- - z. 2. COOK g CO sAastx,
W. sSSsS fssMHHbat an sa4 KAhSx
lie ssis q t mo .os s. = =
Main STREET. Thefs ~ nymsn. Esq g nls Tor.
Geods and the sssss may y - .
Every article M,n Se sold without any
fel5 q zg@ ss e. 3. COOK 4 20 s.'As
.'ssss ny Aexandef Nsst, Aacs. 10 =
EURNITURKs DRY GOODs x,.s-...,y,. ).
be sold &C my auction rooms, o. TffG Hsn.vwr
Feb l4th large and general aasortmenf 81 Hon...
Invoices Of Dry Goods aud Rs.a~
made Clothins Hats, Caps BeotA Shoes, Umbfel.
s. Ten Thousand segars choice brands; 10 boxe. H.v
Rum, superior article; 10 sets Window Curtains some
very j. f. fine ALEX. NoTT,
By Baker, Pleasanfs = Co. : -
sIIOKsEs MILES. BgGGIEs AND
cARR1A Ia al At ApcTdoNws WIN .sll
-
cling at hslfpsst 20 O'Clock on Vacant Space, near
Central DEPOT, six &C cd Work Horses and four good
yor ng Mules well broke to harness and Of large sxs
Also one new city made Buggy; one second band top
Buggy and Harness. and one second hand Carriage
and Harness. but little used snitable for physician
fe u BAKER, PLEASANTS 4 CO, Ancts.
;EyOR sALE--A VALUABLE BRICK
- DWELLfNG.-T The subscriber, intending to.
change his residence, offers for sale privately, his
present dwelling house 10th street between Frank
lin and Grace. The lot has front Of so feet and runs
back S2 feet The house is in perfect order and con-
If not sold previously, it viii be sold on the 18th
day OF February at public auction. Apply to xSsa
ia 23-tdss @ft iss4a No. 10, Main Street 4.
~ We wiissll the above at auction, ON THURSDAY
lie II gs' BAKER. PL4EASANTS& Co. Aucts. 4
SALE OF aNEGIiOES.-In pursuance of
10 a decree rendered by the County Court Of Spott-
syyania at their February tern 1856. the case of
Robinson Layton and others, the undersigned will
on THURSDAY the 18th inst, at the Pianters' Ho-
tel in the town of Fredericksburg sell to the highest
bidder, tor cash, eleven likely NEGROES: belong
ing to the estate Of the late Ann Olive decd among
which are some frsrrate Cooks and Washers; and
also, some good House Servants. u
fe l2-3t p WM. BEAZLEY, Administrator $
O. VIRGINIAN AT AUCTION.--I
~ shall sell at public auction, to the highest bid
: der at Orange Court House, on MONDAY.
oath inst that being Court day, my celebrated and
Virginian is thorough bred, having been sired by
Absentee ont of pure bred Mons. Tonson mare; il
beautiful Bay, Is years old. perfectly sound and
sure foal getter. He was raised, and has always
stood in Orange county-is well known there as the
State. - .3 -,
: will have no time to give him any attention this
spring; but if bought by one who can do So he will
easily make his cost by LIST July. $50 ~ss ~ Z
Liberal credit viii be given The purchaser if de.
sired. 'N.- ~ 5fa WILLIAM C. SCOTT if
ORANGE COUNTY, VA, Feb. 9th, 1856. .sfell-dtds
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or three good SILK 1iilij.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-13
IRGINIAN AT AUCTI0N.--
BY Goddin e. Apperson.
TRUSTEES SALE OF FARM IN HEN
II piCQ COZ NrrY SIX MILES REL. QXN RIIsIj

i Rico. COUNTY. SIX MILES BELOW RICH.
MOND-As Trustee in deed made by Mr. George
H. Cox dated 10th December, 1854 duly recorded in
the Henrico County Court shall at the request of
the party interested proceed to SELL public auction
on the premises, on SATURDAY, the Esd February,
1896 at the hour of II O'Clock, NJ. if fair if not the
next fair day. the Farm conveyed by the said deed,
lying and being in the county aforesaid, about miles
below Richmond, adjoining the lands of Messrs. Jas
NJ TAYLOR, Albert Akin and Others, containing 68
acres and roods, and which the said Cox now re-
Sides The title is believed to be perfect but the sub
scriber will convey with the usual special warranty
sale and to discharge note of $500; credit as to
the residue until the 18th December, 1856the whole
and to be properly secured The taxes for The pres
emit year to be paid by the purchaser. =. =
fe1S j. Ia. APPERSON, Trustee.
A DMINIsTRATOK'S SALE OF Me-
IA GROESs AND CARRIAGE will be sold ON
THURSDAY. the 2lst February 1856, in front of the
State Court House, 10 slaves, of them good To
bacco Factory Hands, and good second hand Rock
away Carriage, belonging to the estate of Capt. Ben
= BY request of the sdrn'r. szst IS
Terms cash. GoDDIN 4 APPERsON,
fe l5-tds - -. Auchoneers.
MEAT COTTAGE FARM, 1 lie MILES.
Lors IN HEcKLsR's Plan, on UNION HILL, FOR
SALE ATAucTIoN -On TUESDAY February 18th,
1885, commencing at IL o'clock, NJ, win he sold on
the premises Of fair if not, the next fair day. the
neat Cottage Farm now occupied by Messrs Steb-
bins Miller located above, the road leading to
Dr.W. A. Christians, containing 81 o plat of
which can be at the Office of the auctioneers.
. The buildings consist of q good Dwelling House
containing rooms, two story kitchen with rooms
open shed for coal and wood also large stable
with stalls for horses; and room for carriages kar
ness proyender &C.; aud also excellent house.
The place is admirably adapted to market garden
dairy. - - -s5 - ,19 ).
After the sale of the farm win be sold in Heckers
plan near Union Hill that beautiful square No 40
bounded by 9th, 28th, and streets containing
aggregate front Of 692 feet which will be divided into
lots of suitable size.
months for egotiable notes. interest added secured
by trust deed, title retained. The taxes for the
pre- sent year to be paid by the purchasers. is
: 'fe 8 - 5-..fs GODDIN l. APPERSON. Auets. 81