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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-07

ADIE1 BAZAAR AT 204 BROAD
str eet, between 4th and 9Th streets, Richmond
A choice assortment of DRY GOODS, suit ID for the
season and exclusively for Ladies' Velvets, horie
ADtiaue snd other Trimmings, great variety; Rib
bons Flowers EmbroideIies, Gloves Hose, &c
Also variety of articles: Ready Made ;Child.ers
and infants Clothes hand end made to TO order;
Embroidery of every style executed in the neatest
rn.nrer All OF which will be sold Is per cent. less
than can be purchased III the city.
IA m
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N1DTIUE..JUiiS q. ~ADE having this
~ day retired from our firm, the business will be
continued by the remaining partners LEWIS N
WEBB aud WILLIAM s. AOYSTEg under the
same style and tirnn ga heretofore.
M. WAUE will continue with Clerk
ia lin LEWIS II. WEBB I co.
Richrlnni Inn. l. 1857.
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The subscribe, in retiring from the Saddle and
Harness business, takes great peaufe in recommend
lag to hii old customers aad friends Mr.. JOHN IL
DlCkEksoN, ss every way worthy of the public pa
troEage assuring them that he will spare eors to
plsase END accommodate.
ial- dim JOSEPH II. COLOUITT.
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LNRIisAE, December Iatf, 1856.
Received psr steamer, this week, the following
fine Clothing:
so Hack Beaver Cloth Over-Coats fine
- RaglaDs, varying in quality from $ 0 to sS5
1S0 Business Coats- of Drsb, Brown and Black
Cashmere
80 pair Of Black ooeshin Cashmere Pants
GO pair of Fancy CASHMERE do
30 Nests, cf silk, Velyet Black and FancY CASH
nIeie
dCz Cord and White Kid Gloves
10 de- Merino Sbirts and Drawers
Those in want OF ne Clothing, of latest s.yles al
the lowest cash prices solicited 20 call and exam
inc tbs large s.oca, a J d. GOOD8AN5,
No. lI9 u ain street
n. B. have in store, also, large stock OF SER
waits Clothing. st low prices. De u re
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,yss FOX KEN A OK LEASt--At the ND.
H8M ton OF the tenant, the tenement fNo. l2) on
-hs1A frsnkin street recently occIpid by Mr. John
II. Gary, grocery. II is situated very near the
market and 10 consider ed of the best locations in
the city for grocery dry goods store Possession
given at one days notice Apply TO r. II. AyLgTr
EDWARD ID, EACHO.
an 25-ts 18th street.
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de q---2fn* SaItville. Washington county, Va

MARBLE WORK 81 Vim.
IVA CENT, Dealers in Italian and American Mar.
HE, and Manufacturers of MONUMENTS. TOMBS,
HEAD PIECES, FONTS, FURNITURE MAR
BILE &c, nearly opposite Second Baptist Church,
Main st.
We respectfully invite the attention Of these In
want 10 our stock bsad. which consists of as
large sEd We ell finished assortment be found
ct sny establishment In the city.
MONUMENTS of any size or design made to or
der at the lowest New York Phiadep hia prices.
Remember the place, aud please give us call sf.
ter examining work nanship and prices elsewhere.
no 25-jrn
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In retiring from the firm Of Price, Rayly !, Wat.
kins take pleasure in recommending their success
sors Messrs. PRICE l. WATKINS, to the confidence
and patronage of my friends.
January !, 1857. PEYTON g. BAYLY.
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ri EW CONCERN.
~ JOHN H. DICKERSON.

NEW CONCERN.
~ JOHN H. DiCKERSON.
TIE subscriber having, on the lst ins. purchased
Of MIR. J. II CoIQUirT his entire stock Of Ssddlss,
Harness. Brides, Collars, Bits Spurs &C., will con :
tinue to carry the ct the old stand, at the
corner OF Main and 9th streets where may be found,
at ali times every thing usually kept in the line He
has han6 enc of the largest end best 1rt-
ments of SADDLES HARNESS, BRIDLES, 4 c.
t. be found in the city to which he invites the for
msr patrons of the old concern, his friends and the
public generally all OF Which he is prepared to sell
al low can be purchased elsewhere for the money
He hopes by strict attention to business to have g
share of the public patronage.
Pefttcu ar attention paid 10 REPAIRING
call is respectfully solicited, rs shall sell low
for CASH. JOHN H. DICKERSCE.
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THE FIEM QF STOKES & co. is this
Il day dissolved By mutual consent. The Blu .inets
of the concern will be settled by the firm Of
STOKES Il RlFES. The yetilng paItnsrs having
full confidence ia the new firm, DO cordially con-
mend them 70 the stor Of their friends and the pub
liz 2hrefaIlY.
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bracing Square Topped, Circle and Eli ptc Patterns
These Crates ere Of my own manufacture ana shall
be sold at tSa lowest prices Orders from town and
country promptly attended to. The Virginia Mocha
MICS Institute awarded silver medal, the hi CHEST
premium, to SAMUEL d. DEnooN for the best spec-
mems of Crates and Tenders. Also, for SALE large
stock of Bells, Brsss Brick Moulds, NC. Apply at my
Bell and Brass Foundry No 225 Main street. between
9Th and 9th. west side. Richmond. Va. 90 l6-Spa
sSALT AND PLASTER.--The Virginia
- end Tennessee Railroad ia finished to ssltville
and sin prepared to furnish SALT and fLAS-
TER TO customers in sacks barrels upon the
accommodating terms, and upon the shortest notice
my gents along the line of the Road will receive
orders for either article in any quantity customers
may desire The attention of farmers is particularly
invited the Virginia article and feel assured thst
trial Of either both articles viii reault in its
elusive use. ANY orders addressed TO Mr: C. Il.
LtTCHFIELD, my agent in Lynchburg, will meet
with prompt attention
All articles of my brand are warranted pure.
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TENEE BUSINESS ConddcIen ny STOKES
4 I. CO. will he c1nJlGuef by the ST bser 0eIs III
the name of STOKES l. RiiE3. With view TO
extend their business ia the commission line, sir.
Rves will be especially assigned to maze sales OF To-
bscco, Wheet, Eour sc and they hope, from the sat-
is4c.ion ggeD last year under at Arrangement tor
continuance and exceuEion Of the patronage here
.ofoIe shown them.
4 Y. STOKES.
Ia I-I,u / HENRY RtNEE
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A II COST, At COST At COsT.-.I L..
IA We'll is offering the greatest induced ent to
purchasers. Hs stock Of Dry Goods IL still COM
Pete, consisting of Merinos, Dsbeges Houslin de
Lanes. Paids, Aipscss PRINT. Flsnnsls, brown aud
bleach Cotfon, Linseys. and u 4 sheetings. Bed
blanhets Hosiery, Gloves and great many Fancy
Articles which will be closed out at prime cost al
l. l.. WELLS, No. 50 Nam street.
las Mansion Hou..
Ok us Casks superior Cognsc Brandy
81 ia store and for sale by
Jas VIM TAYLOR
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DkRFGMER1Ee, sOAFs, xe--Jass rs~
L seived on cnssntnenf ffcm en importer 10 n
Yovh, large assortment Of fertenerfes and SOAPS.
The lsdics would consult their interests ~ eaitas
o. 40 AkEx. MOTT, Asset
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MISS TGOS OK Ca ART.> az
~ SHIP.-The 60 partnership hitherto existing
under the frrn add style ct HiRSd E BGTTCHEE
is dissolved from this day by mutual consent.
The business will hereafter BE- carried on by the
former partner s. HfRsH.
js 2-lw" HiRSH BOTTLHEE.
Richmond Jan. |, 1871.
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<n~ VERY DESIRABLE BUSINESS
49, STAND ON MAIN STREET, FOR RENT
MA The subscriber, int ending to leave the city will
rent the house at present occupied by him, No. IS
Main street, tMsnsion House,) which he has q
lease for four years from the Ist of March he
house is In excellent condition; good business
stand, and suitable for most sny kind of business
Possession given shy cine required For further rar
tieulsrs, enquire at l. l.. WELLS.
is j-ts No. IS Main st. Mansion HUu6e.
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oneers in is settlement. We say ANONYMOUSLY, OF,
rn,,s,. tina white slaves sent oul by the EnIgf"Ii".
Aid Society, who will live on les ana WORK WORK " a.seri
,r., Sn,,bnrn r,.ntlen.n are too immoral to be 'n':'
reIri in Kansas. And, be- il remembered: thai ,n.r
very TERTIARY was dedicated to slHve.!'"id'nS ny ~
treaty of cossion with France: If.
y II ihe Free State men Of Kansas determine 10 "
cx ,hc l,raud of iguominy to Souiherners- 10 eAfe'
hem from u territory to'whicl they have ihe % %,
bcltcr right, i; is but too probable that me hnema =.
this Union is sounded! There IL now IL gai!'nS ss Tr
of wrong Inflicted by the North, II SUPPRESSED u
nation ready to burst forth with unc"n'f'ii"',u r mai
p!nsion, Al the very next provocati"i. ~ " ro
worth Willie 10 cry peace! peacc when there Is f ir
peace! X is lar better Ia set about PrePa m r =.
ile approach uf evils, whose advent c"',l,pt "p p nud
vented. We deprecate di,uninm, We Won" ammor -,
iurbear much longer-hui such u not t"e 'e"ru
IN. Sontll. Yours, very respectfully. !"
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m-,r so1,TurpyC CONVENTION.

~, c,,,ho,, Convention, at Savannah III De'e"'
hor LAST ,;,ed ON the second Monday A"s"''' "'
: IL o,a Knoxville, Tennessee aS '"e p'aee vi
us neA. eSs' extract Of n letter addressed to the
,Sr nsBow's Review, by Il gentleman OF Knox
IN, .uI be read will interest by all who contemplate
..;.;t 10 that city On The occasion indicated
..your note Of alst ult. has been several days since
D., hand, and have delayed reply until | could learn
from our Mayor what TO say TO you With reference 10
your inquiry rs 10 movements here IN "hticipa'iom "
the Convention. He authorizes mo to say t."'eseio,
thing will be done that can bu, to make 'ne en- T "
of the Convention agreeable. An ample hai' WI We
provided aud suitably prepared. 1 nav" n;o PM
President of the East Tennessee Hnu go il cnm
Road, from this place to Dalton ia, Hne,1 ", u ON, anI
meets with the road from Angus's ~ oaI far hslr fare.
ina aprees to pass delegates over ms roau lot q Late'
an arrsnoament TO this effect Will be maur' ! nav
- n dnubt with the other companies; ana u, !" ""!
;n,,onrs. more can be Accomplished IL VIII VI u"he'
Tha v;r,;n;s and Maryland delegation can CONF
L n ;ha Valley OF Virginia ii they like though
,hau Eli hay. thirty or forty miles of staging. az ina
nth of the East Tennessee and Virginia iah i."hu
rom this place TO the Virginia line, Will Then remain
nntinjshed; or they can come over Inc Niinihg'oI
and Weldon road, thence through SCUM Iat"aana nno
Georgia to Dalton. Kentucky and Missouri can come
to Nashville. thence by rail road TO th,s piace. +r
kansas and Mississippi to Memphis, thence oy tne
Charleston road, now completed 10 hhoAs" a
ina, Louisiana and Georgia Delegations call itoh anS
occasional point on the Georgia Rail Koad' come 10
Knoxville without difficulty or delay.
To THE PEOPLE OF THE SOUTH.
The Southern Commercial Convention wh'eh heiu
its session at Savannah in December l"st' haViAs
designated Knoxville, and the lOth day oil August
next, as its next place and time Tor conivenliig' lie
undersigned appointed for tho purpose ny me towi
authorities and citizens OF Knoxville, tnke pleasure
in extending the hospi,alities OF our city and pe1npIt
10 the Delegates and visitors who may contemplate
visiting our city on that OCCASION. go.
We avail ourselves, furthermore, OF TINS occasion
to suggest to the Governors OF the Southern STATES
| Mayors of the cities and towns, &c, the propr'ety o.
| appointing delegates to the Convention at as early u
day a practicable, in order that the Committee may
| be duly furnished with their names. H.,
We hope to obtain from the various rail roads leau
ing to this place, accommodations equally as liberia
| as those extended to the Delegates to the Savannah
Convention, of which timely notice will he gwen
SAMUEL a. WHITE, Mayor.
o. =. TEMPLE,
W.. G. BROWNLOW,
JNO. II. CROZlER,
G.. +. TRlGG.
WIN. III. SNEED,
JNO. BAXTER,
WM. G. McADOO,
JNO. NJ. FLEMING.
KsoxvrLEr, Tenn, July /, 1857.
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From the Saratoga Republican

This world renowned Hotel is under the supervision
and control at Messrs. HArHoRs & HALL, ils latter
having purchased the interest OF James Savage, and
thus become Ill EQUAL owner with Mr.. Hathorn to
whom the public il indebted for one of the largest and
best hottls in this country. Having been rebuilt and re:
furnished within the last three years, lis rooms are, ct
course, more spacious and comfortable than older es
t~abilshments, Fashion has a. much to do in fitting
up aud furnishing a good hotel RS in bedeckins a pref
ty woman; all the model and best patronized hotels be.
my those which have yielded to the modern idea OF
THIS arbitrary GOODIES. whose influence is acknowledge
Ell In al the coaven,ionalitie oil life. IL is useless to
consume any more time in speaking Of Congress Hall
than TO announce that there is to be no materia! change
IN lis administration from last season. With large and
tashlonab!y furnished apartments, liberal, attentive,
oolIging and experienced conductors. and faithful as
sistants throughout, with a location in close proximity
TO the best mineral or medical fountain in the world,
with every thing else pertaining to hotel comforts,
with all These auxilia-ies Congress Hail must change
Its nhgracter entirely before II can be otherwise than
one OF Tue Most inviting aud delightful summer resorts
or stopping places for travellers, ~ be found III the
Unl0n What comforts CT ~luxu-iss q man cannot pro,
cure at this hotel he may despair of finding elsewhere
al this watering place. The G:owd, who here snuusl
~ ssek entertainment and enjoy the cnIntless con-.
forts provided by Messrs. Hsthorn & Hall, bear sla
pie testimony to the truth OF all we have eaid in lite ia.
vor. The house is now open.
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TIE LAST ILLNESS OF GOV. MARCY.

I a.
The Albany Argus has zone particulars Of the
brief il!uess and sudden death o! .x.Secr-tary Mar
cy. |; says:
Gov. Marcy was ~-penling a few w"-k- at Bail
stna ErrsiJ.- 20 his departure with biz family Tor
Furnre. On Friday ;;e .i-.lri &tba.y, Call: on
Mr.. Corning an! other ifisnl-, aud -t"pping ~ ROY
to SEE his daughter. Mrs. Marcy MAS visiting som.
friends in the West, previous 10 her departure: ana
other members Ut his family were absent; with the Ike
motive; and he wa comparatively alone nj the lime
ui his drcease. lie Wa, however, in apparently *.
ce!lent health and buoyant rpirit.. II Is only since
his death thst We learn OF his having been CONSCIOUS
Of I..s oil pslp;tatiau Of the heart; but the symptoms
had mol. alarmed hilI, Cor o-sa;iI..ea -i'saaiIsss L. his
friends"
\ letter TO tie Argus, dated Baiiston, July i'h, says
Ill. had been eni lying eyceli-rl Lsalili and spirits
Until last evening, YiI-n he lei, somewhat fatigued.-
Thi. morning lie complained of a slight pain, or
.s,itcli'-as h. termed tin his back. About II
o'cI,c;. A.. NJ, accompanied by one of our ~citizens
Lr vslsea to tbs ras;ieQfe OF Or. Anoie, whithi.
about one quarter OF u mile froEi the hotel. liz did
n,, campl.in OF sCrio.s indi-uosition u.i.e q, in.
Doctors residence, and not finding tho physician in,
on being asked il n cnrriage should he ordered to
take him Ia tue hotel. he refused to take one, and
walked back. On arriving at the hotel he requested
the office clerk To send The doctor to his room. and
the doctor soon arriving was sent up To the Cover.
n1r's room, bat, on rapping. received no answer.
The doctor returned TO the hotel office and inform
I'd the clerk, and 1t was supposed that the Governor
had guue tn visit some friends in the house. Tn.
doctor, however. after waiting o t-w minutes. again
went up To his room, opened the door aud found him
lying on his couch with a book upon his breast, dead.
IL could not have been more than twenty minutes
from The lime be was in the hotel oIhce until he was
so tonnd by the physician. He died, ~prnbably, OF
disease Of III. heart Not q III lsc!s %as distorted,
nor any article Of apparel or furniture in he room
d sturhed. He had pulled of his boots and put On
In Aim ~ " NNu narny 49, II ty.ura Mt Qp4
The insnactiona of flour LID Norfolk for the duarter
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p d e r h " .
q. HUNDRED YEARS TO COME"


Where will be the birds that sing
a hundred years to come!
Tie flowers that now in beauty spring.
A hundred years to come
The rosy lip,
The lofty brow,
The heart that beats
So gaily now
o. where will be loves beail'hg eye
lows pleasant smiles aud sorrow 5 sign,
hundred years 10 come!
Who'll press for gold this crowded street
A hundred years to come
Who'll tread yon church with "i'''"h ""
A hundred years to come
Pale trembling aSe
Aud fiery youth,
And childhood, with
lis brow of truth,
The rich and poor, on land and sea'
vvhars will the mighty millions be
A hundred years to come!
We all within our graves shhii sieep
A hundred years TO come
No living soul for rs will weep
A hundred years to come,
But other men
Our lands will till,
And others then
Our streets will fill;
While other birds will sing as gay,
AS bright the sunshine rs to-day,
A hundred years to come!
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DIED. ut his sons r~esiiencc. III MaidOxylDe, heb'.C
COUNT, william SPOTTSWOOD. hn aged, y-nr'soc
and truly pioas coiDrai man: whose long life OF n'n'H
i've years, was without q blcmist, and whose useil'n.ss
in the Church. both by his example and prfhcn'hS'u
been seldom eauairi. As fri:htul ,srvaLt Of the LORI
he departed In full assurance Of n bli,siul immortality
Uncle Billy will long be remembered by hs nuInr1o"
iricu1s for his Christian zeal aud usetulpesa.
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LIGHT BEYOND.

LlGnl DElONb'
And God said, "Let there le Light
AND there is light-how dark so eer the gloom
That folds our spirits in their lonely way;
Though earth itself seem but one gorgeous toihb'
And ourselves buried ia tho lava clay
And longings press to burst these cerements,
And test the trulhfulness Of darling dreams;
Longings so deep We bide the tenelnents.
In an impotence that but calmness seems,-
Still there is light-light in the morning prime,
Light in the MONDAY, cleaning ihro' the shrouds-
.Light-promised planet light, at evening time
Rich, wondrous star light, yelled by valley clouds
And when our spirits healthfulness resume
When world born troubles vanish, as the mist
That wraps earth beauty in condensed gloom,
Flies from the moist cheek which the sun hath
kissed
Then, then, the holy, peaceful light we feel,
Soft as the moons DER infancy's repose,
Or glowing in such luscious rays rs thrill
From the Enclosing walls Of the rose.
We feel the promises, by Faith distilled,
Given to strengthen in this life career,
In all their heavenly majesty fulfilled,
Or calmly leading on to higher cheer. Ar. c.
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I.Ni iI TIFhUTi "UHc -'FHj wv
Hos. WiLLorGuEY NEwros:
Dear Sir: Late in the afternoon ni our la-t West
more!and court day, II small number al gentlemen,
s-.... twelve or fifteen, perhaps, assembled in the
Courthouse STii las3ed II resolution appointing dele.
ga,es and inviting i,C c1-iiics south %. the Kappa
hanuoc;i to meet thf,n in geiIe.a al convention. AT Tap
pahanHock, on the tiih day of July, 10 :Craina,e Il
candidate for tho vacant ) udSeship but, iniha sient
of the other counties failing to send delegates IL Tie
district convention, Il second resolution SHs adopted
proposing that tbs delegates from the lower countics
of the Northern Neck assemble in conventional War
SAW, on some day previous TO the election, To make .
selection Of II candidate 10 be supported by The people
o. IT,. Northern Neck. AS one OF your most Interested
iiie..Ls lad eaio"s supporters. | deem it my duty 10
place you in pj;ssss.G.l of he above inf,rmatiou,
and desire 10 know yoCr sa:!tiI:c:!!. C. { the ;cas!
biiity and proprieiy Of tie propose: cor ;S:..ia!";.
remain, very truly, your friend.
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ToBArco Inspections ~ VIRGISIA.-There are
various specul.;ions with regard TO the inspections this
yenr. Sons say IL luigi hossteada; Others ilore-
should The former opinion DO correct, Il gill iaIi CON
siderably short OF The past year. AZ Stlorkor ware
house. in Richmond, we understand lhat he inspec-
lions will Ia minus !,0O0 hngshcads on last years
estimate. Tie other warehouses We have not heard
from.
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Cow Pnlyr LIGnTmnusE.-The fixed light, varied
hy flashes, which WAS extinguished at Cove Point, on
the Chesapeake bay, OH the evening Of the lj:l uli..
has been again exhibited. The light is of the fourth
order o: Errsnel-illulninatrs the whole horizon, and
shows u lash ut intervals Of one minute aud thirty
seconds.
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A NV DREss.-Our neighbor of tie dispatch"
came out yesterday morning in n new dress, Ell
larged, and greatly improved in appearance very
hst;erinc evidence. that the perscvering industry and
enterprise of rs editor and his assistants, meet with
deserved success. The "Dispatch' is one d the
best papers, for the general news reader, that we have
in this section OF our State. Its career seems to be VI.
ward and upward. Success to it, say we.
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A NEW P,rER.-Ws have received the first mum
Der OF the ".lE,nnfan Signal" Il paper which has just
been started at Salem, Roanoke county, under the
edi,orinl auspices of W. q. Miller, Esq Ii is neutral
in politics aud devoted To the various subjects which
make up the rulunns Of such .journsIs. It has our
beet wishes for success. The number before us IL
well filed with Interesting, Items eVlnclhg ma innsi
creditubie manner the skill and tnients possessed By
its editor.
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The inspections Of flour IN Norfolk for the quarter
ending June goth reached 800 barrels.
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GR..r SAfe.-Ve learn that Col. NJ. ~. Payne,
US. A., recently cold bis Mount Bernard iarn, IN
Gooc!,land county. To- Capt. Richard u. Morris, Of this
city, for the sum OF 81 noe cash. Col. Z. bought the
tract, ten years ago, for iSJ,OOG. The farm - stu
ated twenty eight miles from Richmond, borders on
the James River Cansl, and contains about 81" acres
of land, with .Gr;Gn= improvements.
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DISTRESSING AccipENr.-A young man named
john Brewbak-r, son Of A. Bre@ baker, OF Boie'ourt
county, was found dead in a little branch ne"r his
fathers residence, on Friday last. The yoLn. man
had been subject to spGsns. and il Is thorght he lcAl
in the creek willie one OF them was on n
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I'EF Weslern Virginia Conference of the II. +.
Church, Seuti:, vii be .!:eId in Charleston, khIlawhh
comfy, % tie 18Th SepIe;.ber net. Bishop Ierce'
Of Georgia, i. expected 10 preside
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no,SE CoUSrY has contracted Tor The erection ola
cne CuIiiao;:c. md Tail, 10 cost Zine thousand dol.
hrs. The CONTRACTORS a.a ,;.i lGS The woik, and itis
expected The building will Be Completed Jc:i cn:nIner,
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Blows Ur.-We understand Hast "Soi.th Mills
was blown up on Fridny iast. two r"sroeS were
killed by the explosions, aud one white man severely
injured.- NOsJ1H Slai",maH.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-07-10
EIGHTH JUDICIAL CIKCliI.

Tie ly.chLsrg iya.l popcra record the sudden
death Of iinjor VIM. II. C~hr1s,ian.