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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-03-06
RKIYAL or MADAME ADOLPnE.-

| The original. unsurpassed. and justly celebrated
p,n,YE AOOLPHE, the universally acknowledged
p. s.-st Yalpathlst in the world and the same dis
as1ed lady who created. through her marvellous
scus Of the past, the present. as well as the cor
lions of the future, such intense excite
49, ID England, France, and the principal cities in
v.- costly diamond brooch, and Daniel Webster
,- legelled ring, is ready to receive visitors
..-t Prescott House, Main street, two doors above
. . J-g.nla Banks, whom she will inform all about
,.. T. rIeseni and futUre-if they are married or
-. - hen or what laGy'C husband they will get,
-s.-ess Of every description. Mysterious and al
= "a possible SIS her profession appears she comes
....a.eudsd by highly respectable and innumera-
. . .a-til.ates Of acknowledged power and skill,
.. r!ecluGes all suppos!tion probability of de-
gait N OF imposing. as many others now practice.
~ Constellation fee, from 50 cents TO So, accord
Y aJw far they wish to &c, what time they c.
f--7 fe 16-lm
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By E,ari.s ~ shine.
by I1HFits AZ SiitHC.
DEREHPTOEY SALE-$509G WORTH
Z OF GOLD WATCHES. CHAINS. JEWELRY,

DERENPTORY SALE-$50GG WORTH
Nc, AT AUCTTON.-Win be sold at auction on
FRIDAY and SATURDAY evenings 18th and 9th of
March co nmenciug at oolock, large and well as
sorted stock Of Gold English Hunting Levers; Open
Face do God Detached. Anchors and Cylinders Sill
yer Levers, Anchors aud Cylinders.
Asc beautiful lot of Gents and Ladies' Breast
and Guard Chains. a-a
xAlso en- extensive assortment of Ireastpins, Ear-
Rings Finger-Rings Bracelets. &C.. comprising a
stock Of about 5000 worth of Goods which VIII be
sold for aud on account of whom Il may concern.
NB.-All goods offered to be as represented. The
stock is the largest offered at auction this SEASON.
Every iot offered. will be positively sold.
Sale positive, without regard TO weather
nh } LARUS IL SHINE, Auets.
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y E.-All business connection ne
sn.G cen THEODORE ELMORE and the unds I.
sf I % 70 70 bind me in any way. ny
n, ~ WIN. p GRIFFIN,
I'll yHafs 'EsAuETION.-.tiy sale of Horses.
i Cleo, and Stock Of all kinds will be held d,
ofs4 i~ every SATURDAY, at the old establishe ed
Il ty nearly ia rear OF my store, and nsaf TO the
sse 1s " oIks. Persons having stock to sell will
al 5''ts tins and place, 8 - =,
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~ To the Voters of HenricO County,
candidate for the office of COMMISSIONER OF
THE REVENUE for the Lower District of said
county at the ensuing election. Should it be your
pleasure to elect me, pledge myself to give my
divided attention to its duties Having acted a a
deputy under Mr. John o. Goddin last year, and with
my experience in its duties, pledge myself to dis
charge the duties of the office promptly, faithfully
and according TO law. JOHN A. EACHO.
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NINTER'~ -
I-SRIT-ALLED exhibition
OF
CHEMICAL DIORAMAS.
CRYSTALLINE VIEWS,
CHR0MATROPES, SC.

METROPOLITAN HALL, commencing WE'D
ss.s1AY. March 9Th, and on SATURDAY AFTER.
N A o'clock. On this occasion, children 10
Fr:artsinuent commences with large coilec-
~ crystalline Views representing Ancient and
a.. ..-- Cues Ruins Sea Views, Moonlight, Winter
SIMMER Scenes, Fire and Nolcanic Eruptions.---
.a.-ubizA, numerous Chromstropes and Aetamor-
as To be followed by the large Chemical Dio-
-. tras,.ng through ell the gEadstions of light pc
,-.G lie natural day.. First scene, MILAN CA
-7FuRAL, the night Scene Of which will show the
--.r5na OF Midnight Mass. Secoud. COURT OF
All ON. the Nigh; View of the Brilliant Scene of
-,s.>-ls-s FEAST
s5.s - cents only. Children under y years, 10
- Doors open ct = commencing at quarter before
precisely.
s--Ta,s is the same Exhibition. with addition.
....ges " bieh was exhibited here in 1886.
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BY GoddIu Il Apperson,


COMMISSIONERS SALE OF MOST
" VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN THE CITY
OF RICHMOND.-As Commissions appointed b,
decree of the Circuit Court Of the city of Rich
rnond, pronounced ON the 18th Of January. IaE. II
the case of Cullen exor, against Lyles and Others
shall proceed to sell at g.bkc auction on the pre-
nises on FRIDAY, the 2lst day of March 1856 81
fair if not the next fair day in the order advertis
ed; commencing at II O'clock NJ, tina following yerx
valuable Real Esate belonging to the estate of The
late DR.. John Cullen viz ''
LIST. That largo Brick Tenement on Pearl erect
now and for many years in the occupancy of Mr. Jas
C. SPOTS, as Peaitentiary Agent. -
I'd The large three story Brick Dwellin, on Ros.
street, adjoining the Richmond Hruse recently IN
the occupancy of DR.. David H. Ticker. -
Sd The valuable property, known as the .sRieh.
mond douse," now IN the occupancy of Miss Ring. /.
The shove Real Estate 10 so well known that q
more minute description of the same is deemed mr.
necessary 1t is located in those parts of tie city
able. - '-N
TERms-One-fifth cash; balance al g. ~ 10 and %
months for negotiable notes. interes ADDED and title
retained till last note is paid, and conveyance d.
rected by the Court The taxes and Insurance. for the
present year to be paid bS the purchaser
@. A MYERS, Co1n'r
Sale conducted by GoDDlN l. AppERsoN, Aucts.
+. S.-Immedistely after the above sale will he
sold that very valuable and desirable Building Lot
the corner of Marshall and 18th sreets aioirin- the
residence OF John Jones' Esq, having front on 18th
street OF 80 feet and de- pth of 100 feet
Terms at sale. GODDIN APPERSON.
mh6 - =, = = Aurts
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Ev To the Voters OF Ktcbmopd....

TT To the Voters OF Rfchmapd...I am N
candidate for the Office of CITY SERGEANT at the
approaching election Having acted as Sheriff in
Hanover county, and Magistrate in this city and
having had sn experience of more than twenty years
as merchant, consider myself qualified for the of
hce.
If elected promise to devote my personal atten-
ton to the discharge of the duties of the Office
Respectfully, PETER w GRUBBS
fe A-lms
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~ To the Voters of the City of Rich
MoNp.-We beg leave to add another to the list
of candidates for your sufa ges for the office of CITY
Sergeant GEO. w. TOLER, Esq Mr.. Toler is IN
old citizen and has been engaged in business for the
satisfaction of all and 10 well known as an efficient
business man. and should he be elected to fill the Of
nee, he will perform the duties satisfactorily We
call upon him TO announce himself candidate.
NH 5-2t+ MANY VOTERS
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r. To the Voters Of Henrico

II To the Voters of HenricO COuuty.--
Citizens 1t becoming sssary in May next to
elect a Sheriff for county, offer myself candi-
date for that Office Having served you for sometime
past as Deputy Sheriff, opportunity has been af-
forded you of forming opinion as to my quaifca-
tons. pledge myself, should it be your pleasure to
elect me, to continue my efforts to merit your conf
dence. Very respectfully,
fe 2s--dtMy22. JOHN T. CHILDREY.
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MONROE WARD.
For CITY ASSESSOR.

~ To the Voters of the City of Rich
MoND.-At the solicitation of many friends, hereby
announce myself candidate for the Office of CITY
ASSESSOR, feeling confident that from my past ex-
perienee of some years Deputy Clerk can, if
elected discharge the duties OF said Office the
isfaction of every one. ALFRED SHIELD.
NH 5--Et
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81 AfTED.--A situation as Gardener,

n NJ LU..-&A siIUttIIOH UB kaUTUtUtFb Dy
~ marie 4 man, but without children. He I'M
e-2Eds the business in all its branches, and can
r-ra certificates concerning his character and ca
-~y. line addressed to Gardener" left 1t the
5- Gt this paper, viii meet with prompt attent
..5-.l2tr
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NLhEkI SFGTT. J -
Sale conducted by ooDoIN APrERsoN, Aucts.

VALUABLE TIGAl7TT az i.AND. TVO
' MILES BELOW RICHMOND, FOR SALE
At AuGflON-Wili lie sold on THURSDAY, the
18Th Of March 1856, the premises corle ncing al
81 oGiecs P b.. tha tract of Land the Darbytown
road two uiss below Richmond, in the occr-
parcy Of NJ. NJ. Il. Day, containing 40 acres OF
hch about &C ere cis aredi balance III wood. There
has beau seeded i'l bushels Of wheat, good isnd
well guauoed. The Improvements consist of two
kitchens stable. bgiu, COW house ice house &c
The farm aiiGius the lands Of Hessrs. &. W. RoDer,
W. Green, las Malone, and c. y Il. W. McGruder
plat Of the land can be seen az oiE oftice. Pos
session given at onCe.
TERMS: Oue-fouFth cash; balance Mt s, 70 and l8
months for negotiable notes, interest added secured
by trust deed, title retained
fe 2G-2awtds G0DDiN L APPERSCN, Aucts.
VALUABLE COUNTRY SEAT on West
HAI PLANK ROAD, 81 MILES FROM RICH
IOND, FOR SALE At 6UcTI0N.-0n " WEDNESDAY,,
rhe 9Th March, 1856, commencing at IL o'clock, wi u
be sold on The premises the Farm which Mr.. Wink
lsr resides containing 80 about half clear
ed, balance in wood, adjoining the lands of Messrs.
James c. Spotts ana john Clendenins. The buildings
the place consist of Dwelling with three rooms,
besides cellar aud garrett, and good Barn. The soil
Is Of excellent quality.
TERMS: Ons-thrd cash, balance at and years,
for bonds bearing interest, secured by trust deed
After the sale Of the Lend, will be sold enc Mule,
three Cows parcel of Hogs, Corn Fodder, SC.
&c % GOpDIN s. APPERSON Aucts. =
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FOR GRAIN MEAsURER.

~ To the Voters of the CITY OF Rich-
lnond.--Fellow-citizens: Having been solicited by
many friends to announce myself as candidate for
the Office of GRAIN MEASURER of the city, L
now do so most respectfully. If it should be your
pleasure to confer that office upon me, nothing shall
be wanting on Iry part faithful discharge
Of the duties of the office.
Yours, respectfully,
NH 4---lmF JAS N. WALkER.
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70 In compliance with the reguest of
many citizens announce myself candidate for the
office Of CITY SERGEANT
NH 4--lm r NJ TARR
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II NTEDH * L l. 4 NC - II wish TO
Ire for the balance of the year, two eble-bodied
'al hands and five Labsrers Also, first rate
. l-~a negroes. JNO. J. WERTH,
&S---tS
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FOR SHERIFF OF HENRICo COUNTY

~ To the Voters of Henrico County,
am candidate for the office of Sheriff at the coming
election in May next. Having served deputy
sheriff in both districts of the county for the past
years hatter myself that qualified to discharge
the duties Vi the office Should it be your pleasure
TO elect me, the business of the Office shall be faith
fully attended to.
NH 4-dtd JNO A HUTCHINSON
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tR- The Dead Alive. ana n c,ns,a.,. "a,

SShSc OF SEh0EANT
Exers body knows that do not pretend to al the
necessary 10 discharge perfectly the du
TIES OF the office for which hereby respectfully an.
hoonee myself candidate, but believing that pos.
.sss some and can supply through other indvidun IL
nose which iack--a course which the successful
candidate no matter who, must adopt-I have deter
mined on tue assurances of many friends to enter
the track, and hope not to be last at the post
ny, JOHN STITH
~ B. Whether elected or not, the street sprinklips
will be continued. "a 5aNsSs
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II AATED--By married man. with n
~ small family, situation Manager a good
f.~ where his services be made to be worth
pay Tor the present year. Best refer ences givep
ra-uir- q Dispatch Office. NH l-6t+
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BY ThcnIas W. II eesee.
&c with aeo. J. Sumner, fIo. n Pear

HORSES FGR SALE At syTf,rEse>.-
IA "Ill be sofd on SATJ RDAY morning next the
sth inst at 10 o'clock, at the horse auction lot near
the gas works number If saddle ana harness Horses
three fine young Mules one Cow and Calf one Gar
rage and Harness, one Cart and Harness &c
NH 6 THOS. w. KFFSFF A-4~t
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rTo the Voters or,he "a,

To the Voters of the City of Richmond
respectfully announce myself candidate for me
Once of CITY SERGEANT. at the ensuing Charte,
Election. Respectfully
10 S-ltS C. C. JOHNSON.
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by Richard Cnnfiloti.,

skO1kS, HDUk.--TATENSlV s3AF. 81
ID OK BOOKS, STATIONERY GOLD AMI
SILVER PENCILS AND PENS, &c.-THIS DAY
at 4 O'Clock, ct store No. 4, Exchange BuiIdinq,I
durable bindings; among which are the Works Of All
olson, Spencer, Goldsmith, Webster, Scott Shgka-
peare Byron Moore, Ben johnson, Rrs. Henfans
ANA Miss Landon, with many others.
Also a lot OF Letter, Note and Cap Papers, Cod
Pens, &c. -.a. s-f -sa -EIt.
The Books are arranged for examination during tbs
dey. r. CAUTHORN
mn 5--Stt Auct.
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BY ia yio,. &c whining,


Two BRICK TENETftNyrs, an ysyIap.
4 BETWEEN 10TH AND fiTH STREETS A1'
ACCTION--.On THURSDAY. 6th March 1t a
O'Clock, 4. NJ, upon the. prefnises VII be sclf z
Brick Tenements on the North side of Byrd ncxi be
low 10th street, frontlas DO feet iacliesTunping
back to the Canal. .
These Fenements are rented at about S2@5 per an.
uup1, and from their location sill always vi, III ,od
per certum upon the investment
TERMs-One-third cash. balance at 4 and 8 mos.
tor notes with interest added satisfactorily sscrrsR
and the purchaser to pay taxeEand insurance for The
present year. f7s.-z=5 t-.s 3 ~ II
fe 81 TAYLOR & WILLIAMS, Aacts.
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m y. z. '',..,.s....-s<.

- .tlIHH 8 FVW MA NGk. 3s9aF - a 4 >
0A Card-,Te the Voters ef the t,,sx NJ
RECOMMENDATIONS Citizens, Hayins hss, sa,ss,,sJ
py many hicnds--personally ~ well a. thnush the
70 announce myself candidate for the Office
o. Iss.,,' OK the city, now beg leave most re-
confer that honor upon me. nothing shal Ia wanting
of that office. is sc VI tue ou''cs
with sentiments of high regard have the honor
TO remain your faithful servant. '"0 'e'''
NH dts yyM TAyrop
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PERUVIAN GUANO.--We are now re.
I ceiying ouG Spring supply of Guano, We were
unable to buy any first hands, delivered in Ba'ti
more, and had therefore to take New York 6aano
without any inspection or analysis Our purchasers,
however were made direct from the agents Messrs.
Barredo Brother, and the Gusro delivered TO eur
vessels or their orders their wurehopses in Norfolk
in coed order An of it will be inspected here.
We viii be pleased TO have orders at the present
price or will make engagements at thu current ;nar-
ket price at the time the Gasno !. delivered, as Our
friends prefer CRENSHAW X co, !
North side of the Bssin,
Einflgnopd.
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FOR CITY .EWCRaNr.

" To the Voters of the Citx NJ R,ch.
aoNo-i am candidate for the Office Of Sergeant OF
ne Sl'y OF Richmond Having discharged the duties
9, , ,he once hattsr myself that am qualified to
next election Respectfully
tc lS---ta ---- LANES L. RRAY
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1 VI --On 1uSsGas night, march 4th, be-
= l~rsh the Male Orphan Asy lum and Jackson st.
eEis.s Fur EICTORINE, lined with black. A suit
an" reward will be given for the if left at the
mae Dfihsu Asylum, or at this office.
m' 5-2t~
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FT>KEDEGAR FOUNDRY AND ENGINE
l. WORKS.-The undersigned, who have been
conducting business at the above works under the firm
of ANDERSON, DELANY & CO, have by mutual
consent dissolved partnership.
JOSEPH R. ANDERSON will fulfil all the en-
gager,ents and obligations of the firm. collect all
debts due thereto, and will continue operations at
the Works, as formerly, in his name,
J. r. ANDERSON,
MATTHEW DELANEY,
II: IT. GLASGOW,
WILLIAM STEPTOE.
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By Richard CaufilnV,

MlLCH COWS AT AUCTEDN.--tsn = at.
IVA URDAY, Sth day of March, at 10 O'Clock in tie
large lot nearly in rear of my store and to the
City Gas Works, will sell AZ auction siich Cow.
all of them with young Calves. These Cows wer. al
raised about three miles below the city and win be
sod without limit. R. CAJTTH0RN
mn AuetioBeer.
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80. To inc Voters of the City of Rich
noNpIi pea leave to announce myself a candidate
&C the ensuing charter elections.
NH tide 1osrpu mAvo
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LOST.

| oST. Yesterday ni o rn ng, between
= Nan and Broad SITS and Union Hill, Mourning
'htASTPIN with the initials w. Z. L. The finder
-" II rewarded by leaving the same at this office.
ID mlt-{tc
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Il ANTED-SIG00 or 1900 for twelve
~ months, 20 be secured BIZ deed of trust zeal
rs's Address B., Richmond I, o.
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,s..-III IILlI
AUCTION SALES
THIS DAT.


(tU31yfTSSIONER,s sAI,E q n fISyTf1R
-, ~ AND Lot At PuBLfC AurTf d n. ON
5AOohE AVENUE sTREET.-f shall as speS5.i
commissioner under decree Of the cFrr,ff eof n
fhe city OF Richmond pronounced on the 29tb day 81
anu ary, 3st in tins suif Of ktosbys gnarfiau va #s
NJ sell II pablo auction the pre- III fair
asa the nest far DAY thsreaterl the hour or Ia
sieec s, AZ, on SATURDAY the ID day of Febrna-.
" 100 the House end Lot IN Tho city Of Riehuops
IN Srook Avenue street, " which the late Eaws1d
~ - M,osey, died seized end cssessed, This pfc-
M = suloins the lot Of Dir Henry Lynernsn sudbas
as grccery store I'm the basement and oc-
rrs.,, ~ me upper part 80 private residences
,eenirs !. ne-thsra OF the purchase money will be
ersi - sash the baiaIre IN equal iustsIne on
eniinr t ana sisht usonths, the purchaser
aors-rs aud IT, notes. interest added with good
apcs aiyeetsA ~ :, :te5nsc rst rs;d and Convey
I--s -f - : = tA- Court. JOHN ". DAVIS,
IA SON .x Special Cosnlp ssiorer,
IA cou quence OF rsin the sboe sale fS ,ot f ka
place on Saturday 8od is ther-s,ra s: ~ ~ sS
Gf =; ,,h,ia -. eth INST, At O'Clock r. NJ
JOHN DAVIS
.Io - e Slztza Sfecfst Gonrrissiouer
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WANTS.

l{'ANTED.---A situation az washer and
" l.oueF, and is willing to make herself useful
lrryst his office. NH 6---lt+
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BY TaN.nr q. sE:i.Is-t,..
AKEE IN, SAi ~ ~ NErT,4a !, uALE AtE HA

r ARGE SALE FtALUABLEAE Ex-.
Il CELLENT FURNITURE. consisting or Pgfj0r
Chamber, Bridegroom and Kitchen FaIuture 6a1
and Office Fixtures, China and Glass Ware Sc &e
at the United States Hotel at Aucti2n.-On TUESDAY,
April let, commencing at IL O'CLOCK i NJ, at the
United States Hotel in this city viii be sc!a the tn
tire Furniture and outfit thereof consisting il Tart ~
100 Beds and Bedsteads complete, so Marrasses IN.
gether with the necessary furniture fer 81 rooms
sisns of Bureaus, Wssh-sisuds Chairs Tables Loeb
ing Glasses Carrots, &c. Also the furriturs IA tyv
Pariors comprising elegant DivaE5 Mahogany Cegtra
Tables Chairs, Mirrors valuable Carpets and Ensra-
wings, and splendid Piano. Also the dining rosfl,
furniture, consisting of valuable Crockerv China and
Glass Ware, Knives Hnd Forks Silver Wares Linen.
Sc &C.; and the Bsr and Office Fixtures co.,.Dris .
handsome variety.
Hotel keepers and heads of families viii hers bsva
favorable opportunity lor supplying themselves with
every article they may require ia the house
line, the stock is OF superior quality was selected
with much care, has been but little used AMI the
eater part is as good new.
Sale will be positive, and will be continued from
day to day at the same hour as above stated
until completed
TERMs.-Sums under + 100 cash, over that amount
months credit for approved negotiable paper, with
interest added. TAYLOR & WILLIAMS,
NH 6-eodt20 NH I'd AUctioneers.
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mo MANUFACTURER AND CAPT
4 TALISTS.-Ihe Fredericksburg Water Power
Company incorporated by the Legislature of Virgil
MA have improved and made ready for manufacture
ing uses, the entire water power of the Rappesaa-
mock river, at fredericksburg Va.
They are now prepared to offer for sale, manufsc.
turing sites with water rights appurtenant ccnye-
nently located easy improved, and upon which tho
entire power may be operated.
The works of the Company have been constructed
in the most improved and substantial manner under
the superintendence of the experienced Engineer,
John Chase of Massachusetts. The DAM (of tbs
same plan with that over the Connecticut at Hal.
tural rock foundations the Dam, Of II inch square
timber the sbaFments of granite LAID in with
hydraulic cement. The Canal is 50 feet WIDE and 81
feet Deep WHICH capacity with the avsiiable fail OF
A feet furnishes power not less, III ordinary sea-
sons than 1900 horse power, aid ranging up 10 4oao
horse power. 4
FredericksburF having population of 900. situa-
ted go miles from Washington City and Richmond,
with Railroad and Steamboat lines established 10
both cities, having COED Vessel and Steamboat
municaton with the Atlantic Ports with Railroad
connec ion 70 the Ohio progressing, located ia
the centre of agricultural region inferior feytii
ity and productions 10 none in Virginia, with c-
mate saubnous and uniformly healthy, Offers great
inducements to manufacturing in ell its departments
Large supplies Of Wheat and Corn seek IT'S market;
Timber il abundant at accessible points; Coal Iron
md Cotton may be procured eheaply gs at any
point on the seaboard provisions and fuel are cheap
white labor ABUNDANT and easily trained to employ
nIent in manufactures. E
The Company is prepared to offer inducements IN
the prices of Sites and Power. ag
Any information desired, may be had by conmu-
ncsting with JoHN CHASE, Engineer, Chicopec, Mas
sschusetts or the unters,gned 1t Frederick barg,
Virginia JOHNL MARYE, JR.
ia 23-4w President f. w p. Co
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h signed having received commission RS NOTA-
Rf PUBLIC, tenders his services to the citizens Of
Richmond and county of Henrico in that capacity
He will attend to taking Dispositions, receiving Ac-
Acknowledgements of Deeds, REIMBURSEMENT of Dover I,
and perform any other duty pertaining TO the highly
responsible office of Notary. He proposes also to
every other form of Conveyance Contract; to pur
chase and sell Real Estate, negotiate Land and Pen
sion Claims, superintend repairs of and rent out
Houses; collect Rent Medical and other Accounts,
and attend to other legitimate business that may be
coufded to his management, upon reasonable terms.
Respectfully, ISAAC AVERY GODDIN.
Office on Bank and 18th streets southeast corner
Public Square, a few yards South of State Court
House. -
r. s-One of the best Scrveners in Virginia will
give me his assistance. l. A. 9.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-03-06
by Davenport, Allen 81 Go.

90 by DaVenpOrt. Alien 9 GO.
GROCERIES, de-. Ar AUCTToN-s
"a THURSDAY, March 9Th, will sell at 10 o'ei <
at our auction store, assortment OF GROCERIES,
viz: .- -s-a s.. 49,. s. s- = -ste--
Rio; java, Lasuayra ana MaIiesbo Coffee
Coffee Sugers ,e, l,.ss
Wrapping Paper
N Z. Rum Old Whisky
Green and Black Tess
Brandy = fs sfsfa
Ground Alum and fne Salt
Window Glass, &c.
TERMS Under slice. cash 8 100 and over mas
credit for approved paper - IS ~ - II -
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