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Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-03-10


Il ,v;rl tins Ia soon that he Sonotb
furnishes mere tban'two Thirds 9th,
cxportation Of The Union. and this in
sp,te 81 he oppressive action ofthe
Federal government Altbopcb for
syS.,rs sbe has hean f;gbt;no far her
fit. sbe bas BROUGHT into be;no and
sustained that commerce. which now
wh;fens ,.yery ocean. and carries our
tlay over every water. What has
hesns the financial action Of the Gov.
erninsnt towards he'll Hsayy du.
t;eea hare been Iaid anon those a,t;.
az which .8he- constituted !. ,oh;le
t6oSs mich sntsred INTO the manu.
Fl ta Q, of tie North haze been
noosti1 mon tie free list BIZ an
tny;dsous discrina ;;naat;ou northern
a,rosperitu has been bull ua, at the
6 ee 4, of tile South. To protect
a0rfb6rn ;naust,v oDprsss;;,,e duties
haze been laid uDon art;cles neces-
sary to the South ;soAile, throuoh
ttese duties, tile revenue has been
swoiLen, and proatqate expenditures
resorted 10 act rid of ii. THIS the
South has been opDressed, and the
Goyeranaent corrupted. ~
The tables will show that this is no
fancy picture. The Secretary of the
Treasury sets down the amount of
reyenue irclu duties on imports for
the last thirty years, at $1,000, 900
900. The average duty has been,
during that period, at least thirty
three and one third per cent, which
makes the value of imports for that
time $4,000, 600, 900. During the
thirty years referred to, the cotton.
tobacco, and rice of the South fur.
nished more than two thirds of the
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-03-10
Get married Immediately.

The New York Evangelist, under
the head Of "Good Advice" advises
young to wrap themselves up in
their virtue. - Exchange.
We fear many oftheni would freeze
to death ifthey had no warmer cover.
ing.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-03-10
PARKS & MoSELE1. q
Il AN N OTlG E..

A NDREw. PARKS& JofiNL. MosELEY
IN having entered. int A partnerSh p, ior
\ The purpose Of practising baw, in tiIel Gitcaa
sand County QUITS jf KahaHha, andtin the
Circuit Cour:s Of Logan, Boone aud Roane
will hereafter regularly attend those Cours.
All b1ssir % entrus ed 10 theiricare will re-
eeits pre- apt attention.
d One Crthe other of the firm can always be
found, during business hons at theft uffire,
in Rodgers Row, in the town of Charleston.
- ChaEleston, Oct. 1, 1856 -
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-03-10

TnE MAN VINO GoEs BARE. FoofED
IN WINTER. The Auburn a 6SrJ5ser
says that John Ford, one Of the eccen.
trio citizens ofthat town, declares he
knoEssfhe weather is getting colder,
because his feet are so much warner
than usual For two winters, now,
this man has gone bare footed He
says his feet never get cold. He
wears shoes ID the summer, but moth
can induce him 70 do % iii Wint6f
Wsdonbt If another txan,pl IKE
fhis can befound ii the St>fe X New
York, AZ indeed q The United fqteG,s
except amope re sboriein
M<<,eSke...-f 49, ~ *. - - ~ n
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-03-10
IN. 1. TIsHrk. ~. Z. W. KsGLish'
e .8T LAW AND JUSTICE. /

r I, FISHER and J. W. ENGLISH hav-
Ill. ing entere,i into a partnerships Tor the
purpose Of icing ia ~ln the Counties o.
. Mason and Putnam, willregalasly attend the
Circuit, Qaaut.rly and Monthly Courts OF
those two oun les aud will pay eyery atten-
tlon to. business entrusted 10 their care.
"A. one OF the othe1afthe firm will always be
:. found al their ofIicr, ia=Polnt 'leasagt, and
one OF the other viii regularly beat the Put
nam County Courts =. I'll
PIT. PI aSailt, Dec. IL, n31yt :: Els
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-03-10
TO THE PUBLIC.

y ANDREW PARKS, Of Kanawha county,
and JAMES W. HUGEs Of Putnam county,
having entered into partnership, astAttornets
ana Cetinselors at Laws under the style oil
PARKS Il HOGE. fot ths cou mites Of Mason
and Putnam ,Swiil attenS Bill The cohnty,tqua 81
teriy and circuit courtsi those counties, any
Will attend promptly 70 AL business ' Whie 10
their profsssio ~ j PARKSF& HoGE. :
jan. /, z4STs = = -. re- = p, A. -
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-03-10

Two bald Eagles were shot at one
tine in Middlesex county, Va, du.
ring the late freeze.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-03-10
TO SOLDIERS AND THEIR HEIRS.
+ - AND ..++,
:. =: #zf T,and SpeculatorsI

The undersigned will prosecute soldiers
rights for PENSIONS and BOUNTY LAND,
fsf services ia the several wars Hnder the "a
.Ieus acts OF Congress Under late acts, wld-
ows nd beirs of enlisted men are entitled.% :;
4 ES0.--LasD-FoR,SAEE,a number OF ssmali
farms and town lots in Ohio, large BODIES on
Sandy river, Virginia; and in Lincoln county
Kentucky. Address '@
q v. N. FlRoRi Attorney at Law, :
xInI .Gallipolis, Ohio.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-03-10
= 80 McCOMAs ( NEWMAN. i. =
] ATTOR E7YS A T La W

: - =. Kanawha c. H., Va. =
DlAvfD MccoMAs tlste Judge Of the 18Th
IL eircuit5l and J. q. NEWMAN having
entered into partnership for $50. a s r.. r
+ PRAcTiclN6 LAW
in Kaaawha and adj ,ininL Counties, will at
tend. the Circuit aud county Courts Of Ma
son and Pptnsm, and also the Circuit Courts
or gCabell and Wayne. Clients may rely on
their regular attendance Of the Courts Of those
counties, and Their faithful attention tobuSi-
ness One .osthes other ,oi them may always
tbe found. during business hours, at their Of
Ace overt. HRogers' Drug Store, - g. T.
Y2n S-ly -" .'s' -
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-03-10
DIR. JOHN II. HUNTER,

o9srs his PR PROFESSIONAL SERVICES, to
the citizens Of CHARLEsToN Gsu VICINITY.
Il He ma y be found-when not engased-at his
Once. in the room formerly occupied by MI
Mosely. Two doors above the Kanawha
House. = E -gs WASH
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-03-10

=, yirIAtoH. H.. fiTzHrdH. 7
BIZ. N.s II. sFITzHUGH,
7a71rToRNEYs,a COUNCILLORS AT Law,
....z KANAwHA C. H.. VA. II -
Practice in Kanawha: Jackson, Putnam and
Mason Counties. Tf.-5
"1T o nee, first door below the Bank. -,
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-03-10

Num5er Of hqrJors in Tie different States
on Tie coast, and lie prin.ipal ones on
risers % Tie Aead Of tide. Incom-
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-03-10

Extract Of Speech OiMr. Ksiit. Of s. C.,
on slavery aud the Resources Of the
South, Delivered in the HOnSe OF Rep
FtSeitatiEsS, January lS,tf.d
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-06

T. To the Voters of Richmond LIN re.
ply to thu call OF many of my democratic friends
anhiurgen solicitations of many warm friends ire
spective of party, to announce myself candidate
for the CITY COLLECTORSHIP in the approach
ing election, have only to say, that men are
Dorm CREST and some achieve greatness, and soma
hsve 1t thrust upon them Not being very nice in
such matte have sort of HObson's choice be-
tween the three II upon any of ese tides In the
affairs OF men"I am now sh sat, it ia known to the
public that for some years past have bsep either
gong, going, going Or gone, aod therefore have
but little diflcuty in keeping pace with the progress
az the age Having thus Gle ,ry defined my pc sitiou
shall alntain it with all the in1exibs firmness
fPre By tue devotion to the best interests of
country at large upder the auspices OF tho democrat
&c party After the election my latitude and Ion gil
tude IN the official world may be known by refer.
to the polls
In whstever The crmhustious movements of the dsy
may result accept gentlemen for this mantle station
OF your favor. the assurance of my highest regard.
Your friend snd fellow citizen,
me 6-tlstA JOHN Ii. DTG9ES.
Enquirer and Wing copy
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Hunt liz In

i L ID.
u you have log. 1.-THE greatsst Of all po,sessious
W. mean your Health.
me best tonic in Dyspepsia aud in Debility, egpe-
SlEly 10 t7usias 10
dAMPTON'S VEGETABLE TINCTURE.
DAUGHTER AND
GRANDSON CURED!
sICCESS OF H4MPTOE'S TTNCTUREr
from the Louisville CouuerJ
~. Hampton poblishss in advertising CO.
r., IN i,af morning strong certificate from Hon,
"-f IL eczasson, OF the efficacy of his medicines.
CAkD.
~, LOUISVILLE, Ky Feb. 1lth, 1857.
~ Jssse Hung tai:
sves ne much pleasure to advise you OF another
isiksuie cure effected by your medicines. My
~ stepping upon & rolling stone. Medical
80 vas called ia; the IEjgry, IA JweVef, became
.1's0 until she was Frustrated. She could net walk
~ "eeks- In this condition you were apphed to,
80 10 lew Gays after using your me cicne her gen.
heHlth ~as restored and her ans lie acquired such
Heatti as to enable her 10 pursue her usual svoea-
U.es' aed nor health since 10 good.
t'of should the case Of ny grandson pass without
notce he bad the srab sore head and swelling un-
o ths ,kl oq the back part Of the head and neck,
.a oy following your prescri ption | am hsrpy TO
Y w. has wholly recovered hom both mslades.
NJ our lnend. w. z THoMAssoN.
Thousands will testify Of cures Of Coughs, Dyspep
- ~ rheumatism serofula, NC. With all cases OF
AeisoUs eddaehe Nervous Diseases General De-
.atJ IL Is the greatest restorative and invigoretoT
hno~ns
asii ssA get pamphiets gratis and zee cures.
seia ey 4. A. srhEckER and PURCELL, LADD
q CO, Rass.9nd; BY DR.. COOKE. Frederteksburg b.
as.oWSAAY, Eslssaore, and By Drsgsists AsA Store
1esssi. sssrywhsss.
u per kossis, s0stlss iog o.
re H-a&sss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-06
~ To the Voters Of the CITY of RicI

~ To the Voters of the City of Hfch-
MoND-The numerous personal applications to me,
by nay fellow ans from various parts of the city,
MAYOR, and the very fatterng manifestations OF
confidence in my ability to perform the duties of that
trust, expressed in card signed MANY Voters of
the three Wards" prompts me to respond. by re-
turning my sincere acknowledgements for those ex-
press1ons of that confidence. and by announcing
myself candidate for that office. Should it be the
pleasure my fellow citizens confer the office upon
me, nothing shall be wanting my part to insure q
faithful discharge of its duties.
fe 25-dsds VIM TAYLOR.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-06
.4-dlm

"a Wishing ana Wedding Cnrds.--J. Al
Tt,Rr ALLEN, ne Virginia Card Writer, can be
Ind IA ths Residing Room Of the Exchange Hotel
- q j.. NJ uat.I : T, NJ, ana from 7 III. until
= N where he N.il punctusliy attand to all or
~, 10, Visiting and Wedding Cards. Ladies' and
g.r-isLsen living in the neghbOring towns can be
,eogtsi with Cards st short notice. by sdGfeSsins
nilruat =,
TEENs-For Plain Visiting Cards, written on the
let quality snameied Gard, s. per pack; Wedding
ana iayllatoa Cards, 81 per psck.
J. a. ALLEN,
t.r58fu Exchange Hotel.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-06

Es To the Voters of the City of Rich
MoND.-Having heard ths1 it has been supposed by
some from my not continuing TO announce myself
through ths papers candidate for the Ctfis of
CITY SERGEANT, that | have withdrawn from
the contest To correct any such impression will
state that have never entertained such an idea,
nor have ntim sted to any one such an intention.
nh S.--6t~ JAMES D. ELLETT
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CANDIDATES FOX ukFIC..

~ To the Voters of the City OF Rich.
MosD l ain candidate for reelection to he ofice
OF CITY GRAIN hEAsURER. and respectfully
solicit your votes The ensuing charter elections
mn o-lm JAMES 3. GLIB.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-06

~ CHrd-HavIns been inspector of the
Gas Works" in this city for nearly four years a
large number of citizens have called upon me to
INT END Emf. which now do and respectfully ask
the voters to sustain me.
NH Side JOHN II. KNOWLES.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-06
r. Enquirer and Wing copy.

u To the Voters of the City of Rich.
MoND i aesin res pectfuIly announce myself can
dldste for the Office of MANAGER OF THE POOR
HOUSE.
NH 5-tie+ JOHN PEARCE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-06
MUSLIN EN- bkOlDEklES
ITl Just opened 500 Muslin Collars at I2.c

INl Just opened 500 Mu.lin Collars at I2tc
800 do do %
800 do do 50
800 do do varying in quality
from to $40.
Muslin Sleeves and Collars in setts, very beauti
full assortment at prices varying fom 81 80 to Us
the sstt.
Linen and Cambria sets, for breakfast and travel
ling dress.
Very rlch Lace setts Lace berthas, and Lace Iol
White and Black Grape Collars.
Sets of " hte and Black Grape and Muslin, for
Rich Thread Lac es and Edgings French Lsces and
Bobbin Edging, Jaconet and Swiss Muslin Edgings
and inseI tiugs.
Jaoonet and swis. FriLs aud Bands.
White Jsconets Nsinsook, Mulis, Check Cambrics,
Striped Swiss, India Dimi:y Cambria Oimity, Kent.
ing, Bird-eye Diaper and Family Irish Linens, at
fe24 CHRISTIAN LATHROP.
1.1U COUNTRY MERCHANTS .-Wc are
l. receiving our Spring stock of Fruits, Nuts,
Preserves Brandy Peaches
Pickles Sardlnes
Anchovies Cstsups
A large assortment Of Cigars Candies of our own
manufac made of the best sugars and warranted
to stand in any climate; 80 .
Call and examine at 76 Main street.
fa 26 DAVID N. JONES & 20
Dull X DIS Ri kU MA TIC LINZ
L MENT-Of the many Lnments Embroca
tons and Lotions now before tie public sovereign
remedies for kheuuatsn and pains of all kinds weak
ness of the joints &C.. in man, and ell Diseases of
Horses requiring external remedy, there is none
we venture to say that has proven such universal
aileyiator of pain as POLLAaDs RHEUMATIC
IMMINENT. Ii is no catch-penny article. There
Ia no hu mbug deception in It, as has been proven
by thousands. We warrant 1t to do alllt processes
to do.
times as much es the small Prepared by
JNO. w. POLLARD, Druggist
f. % 18th street.
S.TtIKAGk..-A erchADts' AccOmEnOd dalton
= Warehouse for the storage of Flour, Wheat,
Corn, Coffee, sc, &c.
interest by storing with We save them all troubs
in receiving, shipping and marking, attending person
ally to that GU selves.
alone by storing with US. Our Warehouse being sit
uated the dock, goods can be received and deliver
ed free of draysge.
sired BRIDGFORD CO,
no 10 Corner Goth Dock and Gary streets
EPKING GUUDs.-We have received
- tper steamer from New York; the following
Rich Printed Organizes
do do Mousslsne D'Laine
do do French Chintz
do Broche Striped SILKS
Bersge Robes
Stella Shswls
Scotch an q English Ginghams
Lace and Muslin Sstts
Alexandre's Kid Gloves
Thread Cambria handkerchief, very cheap
1dDle DaiAnshsg Nnpkiusi DOiIes
PARKER, NIMMO CO,
NH No l43 EsRta Square
I DON AND hhAD.-- rax-payefs al the
IL UPPER COMMISSIONERS pIsraIcT OF HENRico
Il sh all call upon for your list of taxes or
the present year The same subj ects are taxable
thi. year AZ were Last. am not going 20 ask you
who You voted for for President and Vice Preside mt
asst November who yon intend to vote for In n az
for Congress the Legislature, these matters
for yourselves 70 thtak and to do you please but
ali want is just your list Of taxable property. s,d
You will ali ses this In the Dispatch, every body
sees and rssdsit particularly the Ladies'.
j. 3. KEESGE, Ccmr. keysnue,
sH-st Upper District Hsnriso.
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IL In The Xafers nf

~ To the Voters of the City of Rich
MoN".--l would re'pectfully announce myself as &
candidate for the sUPERINTENDENCYO OF THE
POOR HOUSE AND SHOCKOE HILL BURY
INC GROUNDS and earnestly solicit your votes.
NH 4-dtdt JOHN TALMaN In
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" Purity tEe fsIood.--TnIs, of all tn

e PuTliy tEe bI00d..-Ihis OF all the
Be-. IN the year, is the most critical with deli
e.:e constitutions The sudden changes of the wsa-
taes l-om hot to cold produce coda and coughs,
which q stfoy the appetite, debitate the system,
lead 10 in 7roper sscretions and not unfrequently
chrome disc 'e=s that end in death We know of but
ole prevent We TO these serious ills and but
certain, unfs ling cure for Dyspepsia, Nervous
Headache, and general Debility, and that is-BA-
AEs's BlTTERs-a lGedicine composed only Of veg
table extracts and % compounded as TO operate
uP9r the liver. diges'iq9 organs and bowels as we'll
d UPON the blood and nerves. Thousands have been
lsssi by their curative powers, when all other
medicines have failed; aud one has ever used them
without being permanently benefited. As 8 tonic
.aey have no equsl, Try them by all means # you
sudeti1s and then speak Of them your friends
u they deserve
n BE- had Of all the principal Druggists in the city
Of Richmond and elsewhere.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-06

~ City Assessor.-r The uHdersfg ned Is n
candidate for the Office Of CITY ASSESSOR, and
will be thankful the voters Of the city of Rich
mopd for their support at the sppro aching April
election. hiCh'D hElNs.
fe Tim
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nv Thomas w. keesee.

ICffica corner OF Csrv sDd Izth stTeets,
HORSE, SADDLE AND Birdie. F0R
II SALE AT AUCTiON.-Will be sold ON SAT
URDAY MORNING, March 7th. commencing at 10
s'clock at the Horse Auction Lot near tbs Central
Railroad Depot q very fine Bay House, eight yea
3D. perfectly sourd q superior riding Horse; with
the Saddle and Bride.
ALso-severaI Saddle and Hsrpets Hones.
mh5 THOS w. KEESEF, Auct.
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BY K. ID. Cook & Co.

BY E. Ii. Cook & Go.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FUR
IL HITURE AT AUCrIUN.-We will sell on
MONDAY MORNING, 9th inst CONNIE T. cling at 10
O'Clock, at the residence of d. Nj. Branch. ESQ on
4th between Mai aud Cary ats. all his HOUSE
HOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE, consisting
of
Feather Beds Bedsteads, Bureaus,
Sidebosrds. Set Mahogany Tables,
Set Centre Tab les Wardrobes
Gard and other Tables
ALSO.
l small Cooking Range, aud the usual variety of
Kitchen Furniture. Z. 3. COOK CO.,
mh6 Auctioneers
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-06

tJ' To ike Voters of the city Of Rich
MoND Il very respectfully announce myself a can
6i9ate for 10 eieston to the office of CITY ASSES
sOK. D. NJ. MILLER.
mh g. is
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~ Far HSsessor-A

~ For Assessor.--At The soIicftntiOn of
a number of friends, | announce myself candidate
for the above Office, pledgng myself to my fellow
ctiz-ns that if elected will discharge the duties CT
the office faithfully. ROBERT BRIGGS.
NH <
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-06

~ City Sergeant.-Iu conformity to the
expressed wishes of many of my friends. announce
myself as candidate fer the Office of CITY SER
low citizens elsct pr omi5e to discharge the
dutles to the best of my ability.
fe 26-lm GEO. w. WILEY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-06

r. To the Voters of the City OF ktch.
MoND.-I am candidate fof The othse OF CITY
GAUGER. and respectfully solicit your sunrsges al
the next April election. sAMfSoN JONEs.
fe 4-dtd.
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~ Nnrice -accoCu,nnt, Agent and Go

" Notice Accountant. Agent and Col
.gcToR.-G. D. WooTTOs would respectfully In
trsa he s.ezens Of Richmond and the public gene
sosEs nase off bills do writing by the job; will
.fo PSF particular and prompt attention to collect
"a GaGfs rents nssro hires and collecting generally.
Security VIII bs given for promptness and correct
ass. 10 thOs5 who patrouiss MIN.
Ills ctice is one door below the corner OF Cover
aor and Eraakll streets, hort distance above the
Exchange Hotel. fe l0--dlm~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-06

e. For City Sergea nj. The subscribe
fssosstfaily announSss himself Candidate for the
ofEcs of CRY GER0EANT, st the ensaing election,
and will be thankful for the support OF the voters Of
tbs sity. HENkx w. ooA1AEs.
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X To The yafe

~ To the Voters of the CITY of Rich
MoND-i candidate for the Office of CITY
ASSESSOR, and respectfully solicit your votes at
the April elections
NH 3-dtde+ Sen. DAVIS.
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Ey- To the Voters of the City Of Rich
MosD-I am 9 candidate for the ofice ofCiTY SER
GEANT and respectfully solicit you SURFACES at the
aext April election.
ia Its TdoMAS w. DObWELh
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-06

To The Voters of the City of Rich
MosD Il am Candidate for the office of HIGH
CONSTABLE, and respectfully solicit your votes
at the April election
NH 5--dtds* VIM B. GAINES
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BY Taylor Il Williams.

TNRUSTEE,s SALE OF VALUABLE
FARM IN NEW Kt Mt COUNTY.-fn exe-
cution of deed of trus. from Fran NJ lson to the
subscriber, to secure to T Wiliiamsos the pay
meut of certai sums of money, dated 20 October,
1856, and recorded in New Kent County Court, be-
ing thereto eguested, shall, ON SATURDAY, 7th
day of March, (if fair, if not then the fair
day thereafter, Sunday excepted) upon the premi
ses, commencing at u O'Clock, M, sell, at pub
auction the land in sald deed conveyed, being trect
of land sailed MOUNT AIRY" or "BOYD'S,"
in New Kent county. about mile from the rsmun.
key river and % miles from Richmond, con airing
DO acres ed dining the lands of Messrs Br.xton
Gatlct, Miles C. TuDstsll, George p Bruml,y, 3.
C. Macon and others. 400 acres are cleared and in
a high state of i'm provement, having been married
from =nsve msTl banks the places the ba ance
is in pire and oak woods There have en- SO
buihels of wheat seeded From Putney, 1.Bding
two miles distant, boats ply weekly to Baltimore
and the Richmond and York River Rslro ID runs
through the lower field: There is an abund anee OF
water in every field and a well Of excellent water
in the yard.
The DIV cling he has bsen lately thoroughly re-
paired and contains ioops. There all tn
cesssary out-houses, good negro-GuarteIs excel
lent bsTn and new stable.
The health of the place equal to that of any in
the lower country.
The sale will be made subject to pIief deed of
trust upon the property, to sscurs to Samuel Webb
the sum of o. Co.,
TERMs-suffcent in cash to pay the expenses of
ths sale, together with note for % So 74'l00,
credit to So sol 03l00 until LIST October 1857 upon
further credit as to SO COS 73-100 until lst July,
1858; and the remainder to be payable may be an
nounced at the SALE the credit payments to be Sc
cur.d by q deed of trust upon the property.
The title il believed to be perfect Possession
JAMES M. TAYLOR, Trustee.
TAYLOR WILLIAMS. Aucts fe 23-dtds.
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. To Tho Notsrs n

~ To the Voters of The City of Rich.
MoND- i respectfully snuounce myself candidate
for reelection to the office OF High Constable, and
solicit your support.
mn 2-tSe FREDERIC OK BUTLER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-06

" Postpoaeme Finding that my
st.. syet too ,erse to expose it to the hazard of
pQ3c sse At this time, ana deairng to afford fur
neg oortunty to III, friends and customers to sup
nv II, .tgselyss with DRY GOODS at prime cost |
,a continue 70 sell off the residue of my stock, IN
al further notice Great bargains can certainly be-
} - 10. shcrt time longer, st The cash store of
THOMAS d. QUARLES.
"a lis 2z9 Broad ut.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-06
~ Civ tH0Eyer-

E City GRHger.--HaviDg discharged
the duties of the Office to the satisfaction of all $50
far as know respectfully announce mvsAif can
ddste for election to the office of CITY G4uG-
Err NH 3--ts RICHARD FOX.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-06
WIN. TAYLOR.

70. To the Voters of the City Of Rich.
moED Il am candidate for the Office of GRAIN
MEASURER, and respectfully solicit your sufrages
at the next April election
fe 23-dtdeT WIBLIAmM WATTS.