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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-01-09

FUTURE DAYS.
SLAVES FOR SALE.-sW0 expert = e~ll
- st Chesterfield Court House, on MONDAY nsxt
!snuarJ Court day, four valuable negro Men Of mid
de age, sslonGins to the estate Of Mrs Elizabeth
sElam late Of Missouri
HENRY CHEATHAM,
ja 9--d&ctds n. w. FLOURNOY, Exors
.CONSTABLE,B SALE.-By virtue offWo
~ executions in my hands, one of Collins srainst
Balm and the other Of Main against Bain shall on
TUESDAY, the 9th day of the present month ~ tbs
Depot of the Richmond and Dsnville Railroad Com
gany in said city, sell the property levied on to wit
Five car loads OF Granite Stone undressed, of upe-
ror quality.
Terms cash; and sale to commence at 10 O'Clock
precisely.
ja 5---3t JAS. p TYLER n C. G. r.
The above sale ID postponed until FRIDAY the nth
instant, at the same time and place.
ia JAMES z. TYLER. I'll C C. n
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&c., SPLENDID FAMILY CAR
&2e RAGE FOR SALE.--For sale priyaseiy,
ness nssrfy new, and In psrisct ordsr. Apply to
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NOTICE.-Am persons vino hnxe elm Inn

NoTitE.-All persons who have elm inns
against the estate of my father, the late John
authenticated, for settlement and those indebted 70
distely. '' '-o
have for rent at Dennsville a Tam Yard. in good
condition; Biac ksmith and Wheelwright Shops ali
excellent stands for such business; which will he
rented low, upon early application.
Also aa excellent Dwelling House and Store Ho,sa
IN the town of Clarksyille, Va which will he rental
upon application to MIR. Wm. Jeter or MT Georoe
Dsbh, of GAINESVILLE. s'
, have for hire an excellent Blacksmith Sswvers
Boat and some Railroad Hands, '''
Apply to me at Dennisville.
,-oo J. I. FOSTER, Curator.
~ I1,---1awIm Dennisyile, Amelia
- ~ D. All persons holding claims, with John w.
tb "aIef oecd, as security, Will proceed to collect
payment m ' "a
Az ~ enquirer copy twice week for two weeks,
fo- e'efsoufs South-Side Democrat once a week
ment ~ Diis " liis omco iof pay
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ByAlexander Mott.

TRUSTEE,S SALE.-StOck Boots, Shoes,
i &c-By virtue of,a deed of trust from A. Bach.
rach to Alex. Mott, Trustee, duly recorded in the
Hastings Court will be sold at the store of the said
Bachrach, on Broad street, on FRIDAY next, Janu-
airy llth at 10 o'clock, the entire stock of Boots
Shoes Leather. Fixtures, &C.. comprising gene
raj assortment, suitable for retail shoe store.
TERMs-Cash ALEX. MOTT,
jas Trustee.
ID BLACKSMITH FOk SALE AT AUG
ID TION.-Will be sold at the Auction Room of
Messrs. Dickinson and HILL in this city, on THURS.
DAY MORNING, the 10th instant, at the hour of 10
A. NJ, a likely young negro man, belonging to the
estate of j. Hitchcock deceased who is said to be
good Blacksmith. The sale is made BY order of
Court
E ERUMls + ! GEA vxNs Commissioners.
ia 8-tds
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NOTICE.-The articles left for repair at HYMAN
4 PYLES can be had by calling on LEWIS HYMAN,
No. SO Main street. in 76t
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NORTHERN G Eve are now pre-.
pared to contract for ICE for the ensuing season,
by the cargo, or any quantity persons may desire
Being grateful for the liberal patronage bestowed
ON the late firm of Wardwell Badger, the subscri-
B. WARDWELL < CO..
At the old stand of Wardwell Badger.
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rORDONSVlLLE PROPERTY FOR
VI SALE.-.I shall sell, at public auction, the 4th
OF FEBRUARY, 1856, two Houses and Lots in
this village Also two tracts of timber land very
the place. The property is very valuable and well
worth the attention of those wishing to purchase.
For farther information, please call and examine,
or address the subscriber at Gordonsyiile, Orange
county, Va, previous to the day OF sale.
ia 1--d3w Il. w SNEED
rF Rockingham Register and Alexandria Gazette
please copy, and send account TO this office.
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BY AIexan1er Ness.

- = .ssS.-s-0I xSO19e
TsRU1TEg,6 8ALE-Hy ysrsue ~ = AeeA
i Of trust from EdwaSd .. 6elden q fhe subscri.
Der, trustee bearing date the 9TH 81 Noveb~r
1851, and duly recorded ION the 18th Of IL 1850
month in the Hustings Court once for ths civ n
Richmond. Twin, on WEDNEsDAY. the Is Ssy q
January, 1856, st the Monumenf House, now 6ceupied
By tho aid Seldom proceed to sell ct pahc aueiiou
all the FURNITURE embraced b the 6kd DECD =.
Amongst the Furniture to be sold are sgvexty Gs,t
quality Beds and Mattresses one hundred pairs Of
BanFets ninety pair Of Sheets forty Bedsfcads ffty
Counterpeneh Pillows, kc.; thirty Mahogany and
common Tables dinner and tea China; Knives and
Forks; twenty Carpets beautiful set PsrIor Furn-
tire, compefe; twelve Sofas and Lounges Eve dozen
Chairs mantle and mail Looking Glasses 6ass-wafes
twenty nureans nix Wardrobe oil the Lsmps and
Kitchen Furniture; forty Washstands complete; and
mary other articles.
JOHN M. GREGORY. Trnstse.
TERMS: For all sums Of and under so cash; from
80 to 800 sixty days credit for rogotable notes i'm
erest added. with good endorser; for all surns over
$i0 credit of four months for negotiable notes In
terest added, satisfactorily endorsed.
JN0. M. GREGORY, Trustee.
Sale conducted by ALEX. Norr. Auet. jas
MIGHT SALEs...WATCHks, JEWEL.
y RY, &c.-WilI be sold at auction, THIS EVE.
rMlNS, commencing ct y o'clock, large lot Of
"Messs, Jewelry, Pens. Pencils, &c.
=, AiLoo-A general assortment Of Fancy Articles
Saa,eny Dry Goods, Clothing. Segars, &c.
no 10 ALEX. MOTT, Auct
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by Larus g Shine.
DEP RNIDmfN N " - q. - q, -


DEREDIPTORY STOCK MALE m
n = ne, A d Y,M ABE CLOTHING, FRENCH
GLOTH. HANDKERCHIEFS &c--Ou NEXT WEN
NEhSSDAY the 9th day of January, we will sell a.
pubic nucton, at our store, IA Main street stocI
OF about $1,000 worth of seasonable Ready MsS.
clothing Also 20 pieces Blue and Black Francb
Broad ClothS 100 pieces of Silk andkerchiefs: 20
doz Under shirts and Drawers; together with many
other articles. ~ ''J
The stock is all fresh and good, and will be soId
without the least reserve whatever. Country mer
chants ana the city trade would do we'll to attend II
being our intention to sell every lot Sale to corn
mence at 10 o'clock. LAkUS & SHINE
ja4 Auctionesn.
MIGHT SALE, October LIST 1S55.-TO.
NIGHT, commencing at o'clock we will sell A.
our store, No "a Main street. large assortment Of
Staple and Fancy Goods, embracing almost every ar
tice in the fancy line, and suitable for the city and
ALSO-Will be offered an extensive stock of Ems.
lish Gold Patent Lever Watches Gold Anksr. and
Cylinders Patent Silver Levers, Anchors and Cyl.
inders ~
ALSO-A splendid lot of Gold Plated Watches ~
all styles together with large stock of Double Barrel
Guns, Pistols, &c, &c.
Country Merchants would do well to attend the.a
sales, az great bargains may be expected. Goods
warranted to be represented.
&C Sta LARUS l. SHINE. Aucta
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vel tested and approved by hundreds of physicians
nd thousands OF patients. remedy for each dis
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iii neck, throat pains in the bowels and stom-
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n The Pain Curer being a.fne tonic mixture, is also
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Se~ise fer fever and ague
Whenever you have pain, use the Pain Curer freely
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THE GREAT COUGH SYRUP.
Dr. Roses Cough Syrup or Expectorant, Is the best
preparation in the world for Cough, arising from
cold or cOnsamptive cough. Bottles fifty cents and
one dollar
TO CURE WHOoPING COUGH.
Use Dr.. Roses Whooping Cough Syrup. 1t is the
only reliable remedy for that distressing and often "a
tai complaint. Price 30 cents
TO CURE GROUP.
Dr. Roses Group Syrup has saved the lives of thou
sands of children. % cents bottle.
, TO CURE NERVOUSNESS.
The most wonderful preparation allay all nervous
affections of the mind or body, is Dr. Roses Nervous
Cordial. 30 cents a bottle.
TO CURE KIDNEY AND BLADDER COM
PLANTS.
Use DR.. Roses Buchu Compound. 1t also cures
DrOpsy. so cents a bottle.
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cents box.
DR.. ROSES FEMALE PILLS,
, Are the great regulating Female Pills. Is cents a
box
DR.. ROSES SARSAPARILLA COMPOUND.
Should be used by all females. it strengthens nd
lhViEorates the constitution purfes the blood and
removes all eruptons from the skin Quart bottles S l.
small bottles 50 cents
TO CURE DYSPEPSIA,
Use Dr. Roses Dyspeptic and Liver Compound so
cents bottle.
TO CURE BILIOUS HABITS,
Iage Dr. Roses Annb lous or Railroad Pills. They
cary OF all bile. ia and 25 cents a box
These Pills are called Railroad Pills because they
go ahead OF all other ills in removing bile bad colds
and all foul secretions from the system
Sold by Purcell Lsdd & Co; G1ubbs 4 Anperson
o. A. Strecker; Paterson & Jackson; Bennett d
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hnson, Richmond; and all the Druggists in Norfolk.
Portsmouth, Petersburg, Lynehburg, and all other
towns in Virginia oc 30-2ayvd
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NOTlCE.--The interest of Nlessrs. DA.
vID NJ. HUNTER & GEO. W. TRIcE in the Louisa
Courthouse property having been bought out by
Messrs. VIM CHILEs & J. C. CAMMAcK, the business
heretofore conducted under the style and firm of Geo
w. Trce L Co will in future, be conducted by VIM
Chiles VIM. Henderson, Peter w. Dudley L &c.
Cammack, under the late style and firm of
ia 4---6t VIM. CHILES l. co.
~ Enquirer copy one week and forward account
for collection.
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4 RE YOU SICK t-Ifyou are, do

4 RE YOU SICK --If you are, don't take
n Quack Medicines, but use those prepared by
regular physician.
Dr. ROSES celebrated Family Medicine are the
result OF thirty years practice in Philadelphia. His
Prescriptions are for each complaint, and have been
veil tested and approved by hundreds of physicians
nd thousands OF patients A remedy for each dis
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NJ AL u A Is L. Il LAND In CHESTER.
FIELD, FOR SALE-By virtue of decree of
the Circuit Court of Chesterfield pronounced at the
last term, will offer for sale FRIDAY, the 18th
day of January next if fair, otherwise the next
day, the late residence of L. H. Brooks decd or
ON some part of the land by, all of the Real Es
of said Brooks Except the homestead which has
been assigned to Mrs Brooks as her dower consisting
of the following parcels:
The Log Castle tract, lying on Swift Creek and
Tomahawk, containing sos acres including the addi-
tons made to it from VIM. G. Elan and others. A
large proportion of this tract probably one-third or
more, consists of low grounds of very fine quality,
the upland, is still in original woods. and there is
good deal of PINE of secondary growth. There is no
dwelling house this tract, but large barn and other
farm buildings 1t viii be sold entire, divided, as
may be deemed best on the day.
The tract, formerly Elletts, containing IS acres
the Hundred road, by Tomahawk Church, adjoining
nearly adjoining the above, with public road
from to the other On this small dwelling and
other houses with orchard and well of good water
affording a convenient site for res dence. These
two tracts, together, would make valuable planta
ton.
The neighborhood is healthy and good; the distance
il Is l6 miles of Richmond IL from the Court
house. and about four from the Midlothian Station on
the Richmond and Danvle Railroad.
One of Mr.. Brooks will show the premises to
any wishing to buy.
TERms-A liberal credit for the greater part of the
purchase mShey, secured by bonds with security and
lien on the land. r. w. FLOURNOY
de 0---d2aw&ctds Comm'r.
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BY Taylor g. Williams.

By Taylor q Williams.
VALUABLE YOUNG MULES AT AUG.
TION.-On TUESDAY, 18th January, at IL o'clk
A.. M, at Earnests stables, Council Chamber Hill
will be sold six valuable young Mules, well broke
sound and sold for fault whatever the owner hav
ing further for them Those in want would do
well to attend the sale
Terms: Four months credit for approved notes
with interest added.
jas TAYLOR WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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By Kent, Paine & Co.
100000 WORTH OF DRY GOODS AT
sD AIICTIQN-Qn TUESDAY tha Isth ri 80.

100000 WORTH OF DRY GOODS AT
~ AUCTION.-On TUESDAY, the 18th inst, com
mencing at 10 O'Clock will sell at the store of
Messrs. Brooks Bell & Waller, No. II 18th street
who are making change in their business, the entire
balance of their stock of
comprising great variety Of new and desirable
goods.
The attention of dealers is particularly called to
this sale it being the largest stock of Dry Goods
have ever offered at auction.
At IL O'Clock we will commence the sale of the
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES AND VESTINGS, the
stock of which is very large and attractive.
At O'Clock win offer the stock of PRINTS
consisting of about 1000 pieces of choice styles
In the stock will also be found good assortment of
Brown and Bleached Cottons, Drillings, Domestic
Plaids Tickings, Apron Checks, &C.. &c.
TERMS All sums under 500 cash Under $500
four months, that amount six months credit for
approved paper. KENT, PAINE l. Co,
ia7 Auctioneers
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RELIGION IN POLITICS...A thanks-
H. giving sermon by REV. L. PAYSON WALTON.
published by request; for sale at HAROLD g. MUIR.
RAYS, 2ll Broad street. Also at CHAs. WoRTHAM,s.
203 Main street. ia st
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nISSOLUTION.-Th firm of =. MFR
- CHANT WEISIGER was dissolved ON the
LIST nst by mutual consent, Both the late partners
are authorized to use the of the firm in iquda-
ton.
Those having claims against the firm will please
presen! them, ana those indebted are requested to
call and settle with as little delay as possible
SlLAS MERCHANT =
OSCAR F. WEISIGER
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SAMUEL HANCOCK,
JEFFERSON HANCOCK,
r. w. FLOURNOY,
de 19-2aw&ctd Commissioners.
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE..WA
~ have this day formed COMPREHENSIVE in
this city, under the firm and style of A. l.. ROYS-
featuring Tobacco. A. L. ROYSTER, =
J. B. ROYSTER
JOSEPH BRUMMEL.
Richmond, l.. in
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EOR HIRE--One elderly woman an ex.
cellent COOK; one young woman, with chill
dren,) an uncommonly good SEAMSTRESS and
House Servant and Washer and lroner. These wo-
men have the highest recommendations
ARCHD BOILING,
At the Office of Messrs. ]. l. D. K Stewart.
ia 3-ts 7th 49,.
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~ Having associated with him JOHN q. WADE
and WIN. S. ROYSTER, clerks of the late concern.l
will continue the business General Commission and
Grocery at the old stand, No. g. Main street. under
the firm of Lewis N. Webb & Co. ~
Lewis Webb will retain his countingroom in the
buildings shall therefore have the benefit of his
long business experience and advice.
LEWIS N. WEBB,
JOHN g. WADE.
ia 4--d&clm WILLIAM s. ROYSTER.
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( ,AUTlON..-All persons are hereby can.
~ toned against creditipg INV wife. CatbsT;ne
hnatz on my account l will pay no debt of liar
contracting. ia 8-3tt HENRY KNATZs
kL LACK AND THROWN OVERC111TS.--
at greatly reduced prices
MERCHANT, wEIsEdER co,
No A.
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HIRING AND SELLING SLAVES


HILL & NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Agents
Il and Collectors, attend to hiring negroes renting
houses and collecting claims of every kind Particu-
lar attention will be paid to negroes during sickness
Our friends who have them for hire, will please to
send them in early possible.
RICHARD Hill, JR. EDWARD G. RAWLINGS
de 5--.dGcfInI
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DrBsoIUTrONs. "a.

nIssOLUT The nrss 81 Will INCt
- HAM. ELLETT 4 co. Il this day Dissolved 81
used in winding up the business The books and &c.
count. VIII be found at the old stand In the posses
non OF j. Wtilngham, At which place our cusfonerp
As u important the business should be closed as soon
a. possible. J. WTLLINGHAM.
ANDW L. ELLETT,
January i, 1855. J. T. PACE
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IN CASES India Rubber Oyercoafs. Tor
IL sale by ~.
ias DAVENPORT, ALLEN CO.
SHIHTING LINENS! sHIRTIN15 I'm.
~ ENe "A superior article of fne Shifting Linen
just opened, and will be sold at bargain at =
j. MlLLHISER II Bro
jas ms Broad at
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FOR PHILADELPHIA-
EVERY WEDNESDAY.-The A
EH~z3EBs No. / Steamship PENNSYLVANIA,
Rs[lS,. <o1S. Capt David Teal, il ready to re-
cevs freight and will leave on Wednesday, January
9th, at 6 O'Clock, A. M
FOR freight or passage, having superior accommo-
dations apply to II. u. FUTILE,
in 5-4t Agent.
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THE WONDERFUL PAIN CURER.

This preparation is truly the wonder of the age
ures all pain, external or internal. Cures pains i
he SIDES limbs or back, chilblains aguc or Jumps i
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GUILTY PAIR DIScovERED.-A correspond
ent Of the Bowling Green (Ky9 Standsrd furnish
es the following interesting scene as having oc-
Cured In Munf0rdsvlle on the 7th ult., to wit:
A daguerrean artist, with lady who was not
his wife, had been operating In the quiet town
sforesaid-the gentleman taking pictures and the
lady teaching music--for some months. They
had gotten music instruments and all Necessary
"et ceteras, and were meeting with great sue
cess. On Friday, the 7th, they were seated at
the dinner table, edifyins the natives with the
following wonderful dialogue. Mr.. Pembroke,
dhe gentleman's name) addressing his dear lady,
said
There seems, my dear. to be some prejudice
in Kentucky against us Yankees"
"Oh yes" she replied, "but you and will leave
no grounds for prejudice; wen clear ourselves
and 100. ....s .,i5 .-...r
''Mr Pembroke, allow me to introduce you to
the sheriff Of Nelson county," said q hoarse voice
behind him. The sheriff then, upon a warrant.
proceeded to handcuff the aforesaid Pembroke and
lady. The facts are these Pembroke had living in
the East wife and one child the lady had living
in New York husband and two children. But
Cupid being stronger than law or duty, they aoped
to the far West to live as husband and wife
The man who introduced the sheriff was the
ladys father, who, Immediately on seeing his
daughter, tainted. He resides in New York, is
q man OF great wealth, and had lavished vast sums
upon bis only daughter, whom he tenderly loved.
He had followed them 100 miles when be found
them She is young, beautiful and accomplish
ed, and married we'll Here, indeed, was ''bank-
ruptcy of the heart" The guilty pair was placed
In q vehicle in company with the wretched father,
and are now gone East" -..- .-... -
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LOUIS NAPOLEON IN AMERIcA--The New York
Courier des Etats Unis, contains a letter from NJ.
Tinelli, who was well acquainted with Louis Ma
poleOn in New York. and denies the many stories
put forth about him. He says, that of his being
released from the tombs by a lawyer, and having
paid the fee since his advent to power is false, as
no tombs existed " hen Napoleon was in New York.
He lodged at the Washington Hotel in . very re.
tired manner, and refused to accept invitations
constantly poured in on him. He only made ex
ceptions for the soirees of Madame Mathurn Liv-
ingston whose family he particularly esteemed,
and Of Madame Psnnon, who assembled once q
week the elite Of the French society. e.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ Virginia Magic Washing Fluid.-..
WASHING DONE IN LESS THAN HoURs.-The great
utility of this preparation must be evident to ALL
it requires only gill to do an ordinary washing II
Is unequaled in point of economy, saving of time,
and hard labor and rubbing on washing boards.
The greatest evidence of its economy and useful
il its rapid rise In pube favor and its extensive
and daily increasing use.
So well has it become known, and so highly sppre.
cated, that it has nearly superseded all other wash
ing compounds soaps &c and this solely by its great
superiority and cheapness and the ease dispatch and
neatness with which washing can be done with i,
without the least injury to the finest linen.
1t not only seftens and removes the dirt but bleach
the article snowy white. 81. i~.. I'd ~ -.
The great reputation this Fluid has acquired, and
the large demand for it has produced numerous lu
tations. So be on your guard and ask for the genu
inc article which sells for l2A cts quart and 10 pre-
pared only by E. ]. PICOT, Druggist,
Corner opposite the Old Market, Main street.
I'M
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vIRaINIA INTRLLIGENCE.

PETERSBURG AFFAIBs:-The Peferspurg papers
oflyesterdsy have the following: .a,a,
Mickasi Coxnevs. Of Richmond, and lAoorer on
the Norfolk and Petersburg railroad, broke bis Leg
Thursday. He was sent over to kichmond
through the kindness OF . gentleman Of this city
who heard the accident. esf
7heatricals are fourishing in Petersburg. Miss
Cappeu, . few nights since, played Lady Mac
beth. F. and Friday night the Misses Tyson took
dement, % fkomeo ana juliet
AZ q Sac q Sfocks. Ihursday, one snare q q
Sousn SIDE nailroad stock orouent slUt, S ~
snares o. tne necnsnics .: q Z. Assoclsno1 n s1o
pei snsIe, Slxteen snares Fesersoufe 1as Oo"a