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The CefrespssAcsce wish Gosersi 6ceses
wAsHrNeToS, Feb. 4-Tbs correspondents BE-.
tween Gen. Scott and Secretary Davis, Of the war
Department is spicy.
Davis under date Of July 2ssh, 1855, charges
Scott with the sxhibision Of psevsh temper
Scott under date Of July 3osh, mys that enough
hiss bssn done e warrant !. more .haa suspis,on
peased aggrrssions on SCOTS rights to goad him
into some perilous attitude Of official opp0sifi0n.
II he Is To be crushed he prefers It 70 be dons q
the hams Of military peers.
.sYour sccusa alton which charges me with usurpa-
ton for nost unworthy ends, and Gmputes
motive, Inconsistent with official integrity con.
sidered basely maevolsnt. and pronounced utterly
fslse.
communications ~ equally official. There are
beauties In them which ought not to be lost and Il
shall not be my fault If do not render your part
in this correspondence memorable, Is an example
TO be Stunned by your successors"
est bravado in one who affords the most memora-
bic example on record In this department. of .
vain controversialist and false accuser exposed
Scott next grants leave of absence to Col Hitch
cock under circumstances net approved by the
Department and refuses to comply with an order
Of the Department to revoke the leave OF absence
The President endorsed the reason for this -
unsatisfactory" Davis recommended tho re-
m0vaI OF the headquarters OF tne army 10 w Asn-
ingtoL.
Then follows lengthy TRADE of abusiye epithets
from Scott
Davis. December Goth, rakes up some of Scotia
money dealings, and charges him with meanness
in taking what the law did not allow him while IN
Mexico.
Scott repIie,, January 81. charging Davis with
continued recklessness of character.
Davis February % says he has no intention to
force Scott into q duel No disability OF age or
plea of conscientious scruples, can be admitted to
shield slanderer from rebuke.
Scott again retorted
Davis, March goth, replied at length, and Scott
again retorted Ia compassionate terms.
The last letter is from Davis-May 21th-1n
which be says he has ceased to regard scout
abuse and ia gratifed to be relieved from further
exposing his maignity and depravity.
Copgressioual.
WASHINGTON. Feb. 4-Sena.e-Mr Allen pre-
ssnted the credentials of Mr.. Simmons, who was
elected Senator from Rhode Island.
Mr. Weller, from the committee on mhtAry AZ
fairs reported in favor of printing the documents
relative to Gen. Scott's pay. After lengthy oe
bate the printing was ordered.
Adjourned.
the army, navy and marine pensions
The committee on elections reported Mr. Haii
legally elected from the first congress sionai distrct
of Iowa. The report was adopted.
The Joint resolution proposing to give 10 eacR
branch of Congress the entire control OF its con-
.ingentfund was debated and adopted-l3O against
%.
The snb marine telegraph bill was taken mp, and
4 motion to lay 1t on the table was re1ected-l3j
AGAINST 57-fifty two members being absent. The
bill will come up on its final passage to morrow.
Adjourned
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Loss OF THE STEAMER J. M. CONVERSE
The steamer J M. Converse was sunk by the
ice a. Fairy Island, Ohio. on the 2sth ult. The
boat. with valuable cargo, will be total loss
She was valued at $4,000, and both were well
;n.,rad in st I,ouis.
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e 1hsamstism, Pain and Aching Of tbs 1cnes
sad Jaints Hureurisi Afsuions, ksurs lsia, AID Gil
diseases Of the blood. Hs cured b. CAKrEa's ErAs.
1ss nixrraE. Hsadrsds hsys bsen sGsetuslly
sisssssd Of Aissssss By usiss It. Yes can b. cured
b. ssssg the same remedy. IL
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Tbs Clarendon and Dallas Trenty.

Some ioquiriy. says the Alexandiia Gazette,
10 made as to Why the Senate does not act upon
the Clarendon and Dallas treaty. relative to Gems
trail American affairs 1t Is said, that it will be
left over until the called session of the Senate after
tae 4th Of March-by which time Walkers affairs
will, probably, be drawn nearer to focus than
they now are--aud all parties can proceed more
understandipgy.
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~ Harper's Magazine
GODEY's LADY's BOOK for
PUTNAMS, BALLOU'S MAGAZINE,
LESLlES JOURNAL
HOUSEHOLD WORDS
and KNICKERBOCKER -
NEW YORK LEDG Err for Feb Z, only cents.
Together with all the latest papers and ma sazines
JAS. A. GENTRY CO.,
fe 5---lt* General News Agents. III Broad st..
q The regular Monthly Meeting OF the
MONROE BUILDING FUND COMPANY will tax Q
place this evening, at Saunders Hall. at O'Clock
fe5-it B. w. STAaKE, Sec'y.
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JUDGE LECoMPTE We see 1t stated in WASH
ington letter to the New York Tribune that
Judge Lecompte's letter of defence, which was
read to the Senate in executive session Friday,
and furnished in duplicate to the President has
been sent to Gov Geary, Of Kansas, for review -
Meantime assurances have been given that Mr..
Harrisons nomination will be recalled If the facts
alleged BY Judge Leeompte are substaniiated.
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NORFOLK HARBoR Is OPEN The steamer
Atlantic, from Philadelphia, for Baltimore put in
there Monday morning for coal The steamer
Roanoke was moored at her wharf, all safe and
sound. The bark Ann f. Grant was towed up to
the wharf by the st Gamer Georgia. She has les
her anchors, and had her copper rucked BY the
ice, but Is not otherwise damaged.
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DEATH OF A SAILoR.-E. B. Kelley, . we'll
known veteran and native of Norwich, Ct, died in
that city on the l4sh ult aged "a Few men ever
passed 4 more romantic life From his early boy
hood he was sailor, and there is not many sea-
ports on the globe that he was not familiar with,
and no commercial language that be had no, at
least of smaiteripg of For seven years he was q
slave in TripoH In his prime he was a man Of
herculean strength.
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A WING CoHvEETIoH.--The old line wings OF
New Hampshire have issued call TOT o..1g COZ
vsutiop. signed BY many of the prominent wings
of the State, to be held at Concord on the otn OF
February for the purpose of nominating COVER
nor, railroad commissioner and three representa-
tives to Congress-, to be supported a. the ensuing
election
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WINE IN FRAEce.-A Issser IRON paris, Dee
81. IN the PHILADELPHIA Amsriean. says wine hiss
aimoss doubled 10 psics. The writer had paid %
Fl. for bottle lcf Sautssus. which years ego only
brought r. The best champagne are IL r. the
bottle. He thinks the whole sod Of France needs
lining to render Il again productive.
VESSELS ABANDoEEp.-The following vesse's
are reported abandoned 1t sea Brig Granaes
from Jacksonville, Fla, for Phnadeiphia; Scn''
Arabeila Of Absecum; ship Margaretta OF kenne-
bunk, and s,hr. Mary Siedman, from Georgetown
8. c for New York.
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MAHAlkl.

On the Let inst at St. Peters Cathedral by the
Rev Father Tesn, Mr. WILLIAM DISNEY to
Misc ANN ELIZA BARRETT. all of this city.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
BIRTH NIGHT BALL!

h BIRTH NIGHT BALL. 80
hi THE R
MR.. L.. T. BLU E s HA
viii celebrate the anniversary of the
BIRTH OF WASHINGTON,
EVA
b A l. l.
Given at the
AMERICAN HOTEL,
On MONDAY, FEBRUARY 23d,
and respectfully invite their
HONORARY AND CONTRIBUTING MEMBERS,
and friends, to unite with them.
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ABAsDosED.-The Wolf Trap Light Boat, on
ths Chesapeake, WAS abandoned by her crew on
the 25th of January, and 90 miles OF Cape Henry
She sas taken up by the ship Old Colony, and
carried inis Hampton Roads. where she sii,i
xeOeins.
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m5-u. JAs.H MAY, D. ssrs't.

~ IF YGU HAVE KHEU1IATlS
IF you HAZE SCROFULA-
UsE CAREERS SPANISH MixtUeE:
If 10Y HAZE PAIN AND ACHING OF THE
BONES
USE CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE.
IF YOU HAZE SUFFERED BY MERCURY
USE CARTER,s SPANISH MIXTURE.
IF YOU ARE SUBJECT TO ROLLS
USE CARTER,a SPANISH MIXTURE.
IF YOU HAZE ERUPTIONS ON THE SKIN
USE CARRIERS Spanish MIXTURE
IF YOI-R LITER rs hFFECTED-
USE CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE.
If YOC HAVE FETERS AND NIGHT
USE CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE.
IF you HAZE CHRONIC SORE THROAT
USE CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE.
If YOU H4TE OLD OBSTINATE SORES
Use CARTER'S SPANISH MIXTUhE
IF you HAZE NERVOUS DEBILITY-
Use CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE
IF YOUR BLOOD is IMP URE-
USE CARTERS SPANISH MIXTURE
IF YOU WANT THE BEST ALTERATITE
USE CARTER's SPANISH MIXTURE
IF YOU WANT 4 MEDICINE THAT CON-
TdINS NO MERCURY
I'VE CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE
IF YOU WANT TO KEEP RIGOROUS AND
USE CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE.
FOR all DISEASES OF THE BLOOD
USE CAREERS SPANISH MIXTURE.
ALI. THE LEADING DRUGGISTS SELL
CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE.
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The ACCIDENT On THE GEORGIA RAILROAD
The accident which occurred on the Georgia Rail,
road, Sunday. about le miles from Augusta, does
not seem to bave been very "fearfll' one. The
cars were thrown from the track by broken rail
The Augusta Chronicle says:
There were nix cars in the train. The engine and
four rst cars passed over In sefey the two iast
with thirty to forty passengers, were pree'pitstsa
down an .mbnnk ent IS TO 50 feet No one seriously
Injured but ali with few exec ptions, received Sc
we're bruises After delay Of about an hour siLfhe
passengers proceeded in the train to Atlanta except
: isdy with her tusband,t the former In delicate
heslh and from the conclusion and bruises received
We. unable b, proceed; she has, however, rec. ived
no serious injury, and 10 expected viii Be able to
proceed on her Journey to morrow. or next day.
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SMALL Pox.-The Portsmouth. Virginia, Trans
erpt sotices the death Of Mr. Skseter. in suffolk.
Of small pox. Mr.. A. W. Nordeet, Of Franklin,
Southampton county, lost child with the same
disease during the past week.
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MANAGERS:
Honorary Members. Aetire Members.
Col. Geo Wythe Munford Capt. VIM n. Fry
Thos B. Bigger Lieut. c. Henry Powell
Mai Jas. NJ TAYLOR, III Dickinson
Capt. Gao. H. Tompkius VIM T. Trueman
VIM Sheppard r. L Dickinson
Jno Patton, Jr. Or. Matter T. Dodamsad
Ro M Burton. ESQ Sergt r.. C. Crump
Ed w. rompkins, Esq, g VIM L. Maule
Chas w PURCELL Esq Corp'l 8. 3 Jacobs
Jos II. Crenshsw, ESQ. Caddis B. Luck
C. w Ma.murdo, Esq. Private Jno. w. McKiel
L. w. 0lazebrook. Esq. p" 8. 8. Nicholas
Jno. r Regnsult Esq. r. 8. Ssuxsy
Chas. Bennett Esq II. w. Stsrke
Jno Adams Smith, Esa. E. @. Rawlings
SUBSCRIPTION, IS.
The number of Tickets beinr limited, early appli
cation must be made to the following Committee
of whom alone they can be procured. viz:
Honorary Members. Actise Members.
Maj. Jas. NJ. Taylor, Lieut.. Dickinson
Jno. r. Regnaut, Esq. Corp'l Csddis B. Luck
Ed. W. Tompkins, Esq. Private Jno W. McKiel
Cha, w. Purcell, Esq. r 8. Sanxsy
Chas Bernett. Esq.
a. fine COTiLLON BAND has been engaged
r. Entree March At 0 o'clock.
fe q 2aw2wEftd
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- - 0bf16ky VA, IB5T. }
~ Messrs. gd1seEs-DoAr Birss Haytns
NJ m ycur ssus Of the Srd last In the local col
-. n vour pacer statement caleulatsd 70 intufs
~ 1900 insam b&nt a.reenrd 10 the esesps Of
jim Ella Ne On oply say that II 10 iscnrest: The
tras fsets are thus jim Ems ne: ecsdnsA is Jail
sna "a tut short time to remain The Work House
hs1 Seea on hard % lose thst ths rsar Of the Jail
We and in hessos the furnsee for the psf
a the Isii by eoins outsde instead OF the old way,
the e:sps from the inside having been torn dswn G9
ssshath evening. the lst Inst the ou,rd vent Win
Lis 10 the furnace and called shs mont este
ana while there. Jim Fills walked of
A. to "PARTIALITY" being shown 70 some OF Ins
pr,souerA we can state that under tbs present msn
ssemept less has bsen shown than for many y-an
peevious. We suppose, however. that these Iumors
are reported merely TO iDfaence the ei:etion =
April next. So much for the only escape uhcs tae
present incumbent has besn In ONCE.
Respectfully,
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NlMGlNlA AtsAlCUlrUkALs UCik-
II. s56-ANerHxa PasMluN.--A SILVER oon-
let swsrded 20 JOHN W. DAVIES. for specimens
Of MARsLE WoRK, over oil competitors
Monuments, Tombs, Head Pieces ssd I'll rises OF
work Ia Granite. Marble and Brown stone, dcnsin
the best manner, aad on terms 10 salt psrchassss
9sryinE Neenes snslossd with tsons ssd ifos
hstitng Marble Worka
6eiS Main strent bAfveap afh and 4h.
RELlkF FROM COUGH IN TN MiN:
~ UTE1- rsctoral Conah Candy OF hofsbosna
and Livsrwcsth, certain and pleassne remedy, par
isulariy adapted for children. Per sslsby
GEO. DOWDEN, Druggists snd chsmtst.
isSl 9Th and Broad strsets
pkLLkTlkR,a l2OLDkN Fl.UIO fn6
= THE HAIR. Il beauties ard promosssA issa'
fious growth Of Hair removing dandfuh. and I'll en-
tanscas sruptons ofths head, rsndsss the hsir sof
snd glossy, ssd 4: Posirvsly sAs oaly pIss.sssi.a
sat .ad tsrnins eJ, ~ seastant sss will ssssoss
arsy hair, and retain Il In Ne natarsi eoe ise psEy
viTtasS sad asItehsfs psrfums has met the aaysfss
spPsoeAslon efths wesla cf elegance ana tAsAiss .
' GEO 81 50 Vi D,s,si. ..a cA.ass
kSI ssk I'D 1rsal ssrests
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CLOTAING AT REDUCED PNICEa-
~ do not Offer to sell my goods at cost, bus will
sell them fully law those protesting to sell at
cost. Let it be understood will NOT be undsrsold
and all in wan. of good articles in Ready Made Clio.
thing, will find some bargains a. IA Main str.st
fo WIN IRA SMITH
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pOYS' CLOTHING. II have YET on hand
- good assortment of boys Clothins consistins
of Overcosts, Business and Dress Frocka Round
Jacket Pants and Vests in variety of style and quail
tiles at ia M ain street.
fe 5 WIN IRA HAJTu
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NA 11Uk 70 YgU : lNTnn.
5sD5nss III "a 81 s ca e;
lass, whila s1us stirs. slss es1lis
5sctorY cornsr u Mails and 13h sssts u ksin6 n
f.rs1 81 prices which sasnct fait 10 psass III W.
nv favcr him With thsir pstrnnAEe. esH 4 =.
sseetinliy solieitsd. q shall sell low fsf ossk
U RsmsmbsY. an q ths old sand, corner If
~. - - JOHN h. D1CKERsoN
fs5-7m suessssos n Joseph r. Cclaa3ts.
SHIP NOTICE..
The subscdbsrs having assceisseA ths.-
selves under the styie Of O 4 NILES q
co. fo- the purposs Of carrying on the CARa1A0E
MANUFACTURING busiaess: are ROY prepared Do
finnish the public with CAARIA0ES, BUOGys1
T., Of every dessrpios. e the shortest ro.ie. sss
reduced prices Having procured the ssrviess Of su-
psrior wofkmsn. ws csn confidently warrant IN
work turned ont Of our estsbHsbmsnt, and respect
fully solicit . share Of the public pa,roases Our
f.stosy 10 situatsd on vrE.ia srsst nsar The Dss.
Vile Depot; Repository, 18th strset hetvesa Man
and Cary. z. MILES.
TnOs. 8. THORNTON,
f.s-REPAIRIHG done with nss:nsss sad as-
patch. Fehrusrv Ist 1as7
(, 5-dkw6m = ~
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II Building:
INTERESTING TO BUILDERS
STEM AND MACHINE CARPENTER SH(


STEAM AND MACHINE CARPENTER SHOP
We return our thanks to our friends and the public
for the liberal and fatterng patronage have re-
ceived since com menoed busiuefs.
Thus encouraged, we have from year to year en-
lsrged our establishment, increased fscilfties,
and extended our operations, until they embrace
every department connected with the Carpenters
trade
Our shop ia fitted up with every variety of Wood.
working machinery, including the latest inventiops
and best Improvements; by whsh enabled to
Offer great Inducements to those who oontsn plate
building to give us an opportunity to contract and
penters work, such as
BOOB aud WINDOW FRAMES,
CASINOS, TRIMMINGS,
MOULDINGS, BASE, As 10
SASH, BLINDS DOORS: s.d PANEL WORK,
CORNICEs, MOULDED BRACKETS, 90
PORCH COLUMNS of any style,
BALUsrRADEs. STAIR Rail-. TO-, Ae ,
All at short notice, and at prices considersby lower
than such can be done for by baud working
GEARS MACHINE 70, WORKING and ~ OULD-
ING IRREGULAR forms in wood" to which
would call the particular attention of CABINET and
CARRIAGE MAKERS and others using sueh work,
.nd to CARPENTERS, for doing CIRCULAR
FRAME and SASH work
To OUR CITY CAspENTERs we would say, that we
ara prepared to do suRFACINa. FLAMING: SAW:
ING, JOINTING TENONING, MORTICING, and
SCROLL SAVING, at very moderate prices.
70 COUNTRY BUILDERS aud others, along the lines
that will make estistes from psns furnished u.s.
for all kinds of TRANSFERABLE CARPEN.
TERS WORK, such as 10 enumerated above. and
confident we can make 1t sreatly to their advan-
tage to order Of US. We pay particular attention to
such orders, and promise all who may favor Us that
will carefully preserve reputation for prompt
ness, punctusltty, and faithful and skilful workman
ship.
All Of our work is made Of the bsst and we'll sea.
soned material, and WARRANTED.
JNO. & GEO. GIBSON,
fs Adm Corner Cary and 9th s0,
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fUTURE Days.
BY Taylsr & Williams.

AZ IN ss S*k kEs ~ c6us x4HHLgAB IL.
cusion O. deed Of trust from xnes Nelson to the
m.nt Of certsi sums Of money dated .oih Oetnbey.
1855 and recorded in New Kent County Court, be.
a arg s N n.1.S 4; ss 2.
day thereafter, Sunday exeepted,) upon the premi.
.s.. commencing ss Y O'Clock. n, .ell, At public
Of .ed no :S re- e:ts
in New Kent county. about mile from the Pamun.
key river and Is miles from Ri:hnond, coptainins
Garliek, Miles c. Tur STALL George r erumie1. =
G. Macon and others. 400 scres are cleared and in
high state Of i'm provement, having been MARRIED
10 in pine and OAK woods. Shsre hsve been So
bushels Of wheat seeded. From Putsey, landing
two mile: distant, bosn ply weekly to Baltimore
through the lower fsh. There 10 an abundance Of
w.ser in every fela, and well of excellent water
In the yard.
paired. and contains There are all the ne.
eesssary out.houses good negro quarters On excel.
lent barn and new stable.
The health of the place il equal To that of auv in
The sale will be made subject to pier deed of
trust upon the property, to secure to samuel Webb
TERMs-auf6cient IN cash to pay the expenses of
tins s.e, together With note for - 59i 74.IO0,
and Interest thereon from 4th January. 1857; upon
credit - to 81 sol 0S 90 until 1st ober 1857 upon
further credit as to s260s 73-l00 until lot July,
1885, and the remainder to bs raysbs a. may BE- an.
nounesd Of the sale. the credit payments to be
eur.d BY deed Of trust upon the p. operty.
the title 10 believed to be perfect. Possession
Will be given imu e.i.tely after to. s.e
JAMES II. TAYLOR, Trustee.
TAYLOR WILLIAMS Aucts fe 28-dt6s
TWO HOUSES AND LOTS IN DU.
VAHs ADDITION AT AUCrION.-On TUES.
DAY. 10th March, at At o'c.ock, M upon the
premises will be sold tina. most eniently arrang
ed two story ffam.d dwelling In DuvaYs addition,
ca the east line of st. Johns street. and imm
opposite the residence Of John B. Martin, Esq be-
ing the property owned and occupied by Mr. Bsnks
Wade This dwelling has rooms, . convenient
closet and store room front and back porch, with
accommodations for coal and wood. The kitshe en- Ia
one and half atories high. and connec . With the
awsiilng BY causswsy, adjoining the bous. is q
building adapted for ltore. The lot fronts 40 feet
and runs back l29 feet.
After the above will be sold ick house. situated
at the corner CT st James and Hill Streets and occu
pied By Mr. John Gentry, with three rooms and the
usual out houses.
TEnhs: One.third cash. balance ats and IL months,
with interest," and secured by trust deeds Taxes for
1887 to be paid by tire purchaser.
fe u TAYLOR WILLIAMH Aucts
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fe l9-dlm

~ Visiting and Wedding Cards..-J AL
BERT ALLEN the Virginia Card Writer, can be
found in the Reading Room Of the Exchange Hotel,
81 p NJ, where he will punctusIly attend to all or
ders for Visiting and Wedding Cards Ladies' and
gentlemen living in the neigh6oring towns can be
supplied with Cards at short notice, by addressing
me- at the Exchange Hotel and enclosing the
smouut.
rERms-For Plsin Visiting Cards written on the
best quality enameled Gard, 80 per pack; Wedding
and Invitation Cards, 81 per pack.
J. A. ALLEN,
ia I5-d3m Exchange Hotel.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF SMALL
~ FARM, MILES BELOW RIC6MOND AEu

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF SMALL,
" FARM, NILES Below RICHMOND. AEp
VALUABLE SLAVES At the requested Jno M
Gre ory, Erq q Commissioner appointed by a.
of henrico Court at the February "a, 1857,
in the of "Pocklngton against Dsprie st. wif,,
&c." sha sell at public auction. In front OF Hen
rico County Court House, On MONDAY, the I'd day
of March, 1857 at II O'clock, M (bsing Court day,
the small Farm on the new Central Rosd, about 5
miles below Richmond, Of " hich Jno Herbert, died
seized, containing q acres. On this farm there il
comfortable yelling.
ALSO---Three very likely and valuable slaves, viz:
Man, sged IS years, good factory hand; young
old.
The land will be sold credit, but the siavs will
be sold for cash. The title Is believed bs perfect
but the Commissionsr will convey with the usual
special warranty The taxes for the present year TO
be paid By the purchaser.
fe IL GODDIN APPERSON, Aucts
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BY Thomas w. keeseo.
(Office corner of 18th and Cary streets)

CKNTEEL HOUSEHOLD A MD X rCH.
VI EN- FURNITURE FOR SALE AT AUCTION,
Will be sold, on MONDAY morning next, March %,
r NJ Parrish, who 10 declining HOT .h es ping on
Fraoklin. between Madison and Monroe streets his
Household and kitche Furniture, consisting part
of Tables, Chairs. sideboard, Carpets, Beds. Mat.
tresses sedateads, very superior Cooking Stove,
Cooking Utensils. &C.
ALso-A good s'sortment of China and Glassware,
Waters, Casters, &c.
fe q THOS. w. KEEsEY. Auet
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-28
By Larus & shine.

III OKsEs, MULES, BUGGY, &c, At
- AuCTION.-Wiil be sold at auction. on aAT
o6DAf morning. at the Hose Lot 4 larse Sxork
norses recently worked t. a stone wagon. Ilso .
hTstrste city.made Buggy. Also, Ne / bur-
Mules. $50 'iA' yooAk
TO II LARIIS 4 chime -.
a ssiGNEh'e sALE OF TEN THOU.
4 N SAND DOLLARS WORTH OF WATCHES.
AND JEWELRY AT AUCriON.-In eomplianc.
with our instructions from the ass zreS we viii con-
menee on THURSDAY morning, 1st Of January A
~ clock to close out the large and eltensye toek
OF watches and JswsIry Just received among which
may be found splendid Gold English Hintine Watch.
Ell e.. Gold Cylinders and Detached LsvsIR Ensish Iii.
yer Levers Also, large and beAutitIal OF Plate
stenes OF all grades. Also, Handsome lot of Fob
vest and Guard Chains. Also q spienad sssortmsnf
OF Ladie1 Cameo, Gold Stone and Mosaic setts. b..
setIeE with large and extensive sssorto emit of Gold
eils No. -o-o'' On
Strangers visiting the city would do we'll to attsnd
our Sales 80 the stock will he sold out to the hsheGt
bidder ana every article offered will be warranted an
represented or the money refunded impedistslv.
sale to take place every morning at 10 eslosk
and at O'Clock In the evening, until further notice
TERMS All sums under &lOO, cash; ever thst
amount month"; for approved endorsed negotiable
paper. LARUs & SHINE Austs,
90 y" IA Main street