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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-02-12
From the Parlor Caakst
A Glance Behind the Scene
NJ Z TT cARaokL,


So thought. when beheld my old neisAbor.
his teeth. There he was, gracefully leaning
black, boots, and hat, all three making . greater
glare than tn t owned BY any other gsntlsmsn
about him. The sun. even. Pslsd by comparison
with such dep re,pendency H.4 i.h
He hal just givsn a sumptuous diuner to four
gent emen from the South, whom he had met on his
travels a few weeks earlier in the season. suck
sprig Of arrogance as they were. to be sure .''
Looking with sovereign contempt upon Yankee
institutions, and Yankee ~ he passed hurrisdly
by intent on business. or in rich altre stood ts.
side him. Ny honest indignation ross at wit.
,snx -oins u. those .csthing Klsnees. Even
he ir obsequiou, entertainer, l could fairly see.
came IN fer large share of their most LAT shable.
aud lin other casss) cau.eless contempt. No wen.
der thought /, # they can see him as do. and
know just what he is This being and seeming
re So Vastly different! ! could not, for the life
f me. prevent queer ques,ions from arising in my
mind a. looked at the really Imposing party.
wonder if. while dining, Mr.. Pompos thought
Of his absent wife and four little children. and
their .cant dinner which in the morning he had
sole mnly declared he could not improved Won.
der II ne thought Of the many Piivations they
were Obliged to endure that he might wear the
semblance Of q CGrsust Wonder il Mrs. Pompos
wi>he, she was still Maria Wells. and had never
seen her selfish fnd deteiving husbandf Wonder
fever Mr pOmpo will think it time for Mrs Pom.
po, to ses q little of the world, aud if she would
understand what travelling dress meant. or know
Niagara VII. n she reached itt (5o terribly kept
back are some wivesD Wonder il that sparkling
diamond in Mr. Powpos bosom would not make
his horn- comfortable place for one year Won.
der il tho arist cratic southsrners would accept
Mr. Pompo-' p, iieness. did they know at just
what pr'ce it was purchased Aud l. lastly" :"
wonder if the countless Mrs Pomposss are always
10 live as they do now and hug while they
hide their Calling chains. until the sod dcs them
from the ill aud wiens that turned sour ths vine
of hfef
SAL,M, Mass, |
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dred aud seven millions. Judge Of the future By
tn past, and say whether, by the forcing process
ses in the world, the small tracts Of sugar lands
in thethree States named can ev.r begin to sup
ply the wants Of such an empire. AS protee-
tion has utterly failed to stimulate the sugar
planter, and bring forward the sugar culture.
why no, try competition? Take away the pa
,ient.s crutchrs, and let him learn TO use his
legs. Why tax twenty-eght millions TO enable
twenty-four hundred gentlemen TO live in luxury.
with ut bling obliged. like other people, BY COM
p tition. TO apply themselves to the intelligent
develop .neut Of the materials and resources
within their power. ,at ..t- ..rm
Give US free sugar! General Houston, Of
Texas, in giving notics of bill to suspend Il Q
duties on sugar shows disposition TO conhds
in the ability of his people. at least, TO raise
sugar without the aid Of protection.
But, say many objectois. what 10 the use Of
rrpeuliug one tax. and suffering Others TO remsinf
II We eInnot have q revision ofhe whole tariff
system, le, the whole stand. That is. because
We cannot remedy al grievances. we should
remedy none. Lit US do the good that Is now
pric,icable--s1tirpi,e Al once an ugly tumor. IL
We cunnnt at onct renovate the whole system.
But, we fear q combination Of local interests
will defeat the popular will. Classes. after all.
hsve many repmsentstives--the People, but few.
Many Southern men will rally around the sugar
planter. aud warn the iron men TO beware; and
the iron men, in fear, will sdmonish the advo.
Gates of wool protection TO take care: and the
woolen and cotton prctecuonisu will brgin to
look 10 their peculiar interests. railroad iobbsIs
trembl- for the safety Of their magnificent land
schemt; AMI u solid phalsnx Of interests.
each claiming special protection or promotion.
is organzrd, aud then. goodbye to all prospects
Of reform in taxation - Era.
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CuRiouS EFFECT Ul'ON THE TtLEGR ,PH WIRis.
ID 'Iins tile greairSI Intensity al tlI- siIw
Storm oh SUNDAY nigh. thu rlrc ricol fl - n
tn wIrs at lhr migu-iIc lr egraph, III The Office
al Chestnut STREET, aT lhiTd, was curious al
striking. lh"re was continual Swapping,
cr,rk,ng all Il 'shing. like llr- nous when wn0L
i. hanImg bnskly. At On place On covered
wr-, lie Slr-am nf electricity suddenly apprar-
~ ah'mit thr sig nf the ilh,ne from an ordinary
gas burner, an coniuu ii Ia barn just like
gas lish ior more than five mmul-s. o. *
sminlIlg the wire. il was found that half MI
imch oi IN covering was harm ii off H. an The
wire h'Ieaih it. with which il wns in contact.
A cnTrspnnh NJ calls nIIT attention 10 similar
/ elte Tlc Indications obs rvrd rlS-wh-I-. He
says his hroh-r. who WIS on visit 10 irieniE
honS'. III the western uaTt of Gr'en street. OBJ
served thai on approaching the gas fix hr4 AMI
Nh register belonging To tn h'sler, spark Of
electricity Was criv-d, with shock severe
en "gh IN b. unpleasant. II was noiced that
the same eftrt was pronuced by applying tht
knucklts to som, persons in the house they
appeared To b. charged with rl"ctriciiy. II
communicates th- fact for the pnrposs Of Failing
the attention Of electricians 10 the subjeoI. =
~ Philadelphia L.dgsr
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From the Amulet.
WINTER NIGHT.

Storm! storm! storn!
And wild wind shrieke h loud,
Arolnd the novels of misery,
And the mansions nf the proud.
Storm! storm! torn!
No hope for tn shverd5 poor.
That crouch IL cora RS dark and dim.
Or gather arOunl you ioor.
To them, how sad an1 slow,
Drag the weary wheels OF dine.
While the happy, bounding hearts within.
Beat high to the merry chime.
The cruel, careless. merciless storm
Ice and snow and sleet,
Clinging aroun their shrinking limbs,
And naked frozen feet.
Mid the darkness, dense and deep,
No star to cheer the sky,
Only the gas lights lOlting down,
Where the Starving beggLrs lie.
Storm! storm! storm!
The leaden morn shall see
Full many Il one lie still and cold,
Meath her wintry canopy.
Storm! storm! STORM
Descend Oh! pit ing cloud
When the mother weepS Ger her liieless child,
Too p0or to buy a srmL
Can il be there is no God!
While the weird wiud shreketh shrill.
Murder and rapine stalk abroad,
Yet his angry voice is still
Storm! storm! storm
Temptation waxeth bold.
And virtue loses its priceless worth,
Mid poverty, hunger and cold.
Storm! storm! s.rom!
And courage waneth low,
And deeds that are done In the darkness thsn
No sinlcss soul should know
The bitter, driving. pitiess storm,
Oh, when will come the day!
Alas that earth should be so drear.
And Heausn SO far away!
Storml storm! storm!
The night wears on apace,
And Death shall welcome many one,
To his shadowy, grim embrace;-
And many a NAL, despairing soul,
Bow down to guilty fate
And ever, with the morning dawn,
Repentance come too late.
And its Oh, for fOrgiving face
For the glance of one plying eye.
And Oh, for quiet resting.place,
To lay them down and die!
LOST lost! lost!
Forever evermore,
Better that they were never born,
The wretchel. dssolLt' poor!
uALpv:SIviLLE, Mich ADA ". KRSSIcoTr.
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"A trader In H4nforl distributed IN the
poor Of that city 1000 Psirs OF rubbsD on Christ
mas.
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CURIOUS krFEcr UloN TIE TlLEaR ,pn WlRs

Lakeland H, nr. sherdr IKE. ssu. G,. jan. lOjS.
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Je &--lawtd
GRAIN BAGS!

The Manchester Cotton and Wool Mannftcturing
company have now ON hand, aud prepared 10 fur
hlsI, al short notice, ANY quantity Of
GRAIN BAGS FE
male ~ The best manner and of superior material
manufactured expressly for this market which xill
lie sold upon reasonable terms Orders from Railroad
Companies. Commission Merchants and others Will
meet with prompt attention, by application to
le l3-2awiw A1snt
EOR SALE.-A Coal and Wood Yard,
i with a large Stable, 9th street and the Canal
near the Arm0ry.
IeA-2awts j, f. kEEsEE.
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pIssoLUTIoNs, &c.

NEW FIRM.-We have this day assoei-
ated with rs In ntisness Mr.. BRVM y ELi, ana
the styIe of the Arm viii RICHARDSON. AMBER
soS co ,
A continuance % the liberal patronage bestowed
on the old firm Il respectfully solced for the pew
shall constantly snleavor TO give satSIa'''""
to our friends and the public. ,x,,,,
GARRISON & ANDERSON,
importers Of Hardware. &C. :,
No t08 Main street.
July / ls5T. -
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BAYARD TAYLoRs SAXON BRIpR-Ravara T,v,,,,
VINO since his return from l&Piand, has heen So
1ourhihg in the town Of Gothathe capitol of SAKE
Cobnfg Hotha-loit there on the 9th ut ia com.
pany WIN his two sisters and younger brother,
for England. whore the latter were Ia embark e.
the United STATES From England, Taylor and his
feilowtfaseier bfaised, intended to set ont for a
summer tour IN Norway, whence they would return
III the autumn 10 eotha and after wintering there,
proceed TO Moscow, Southern Russia. the Caucasus
and the Crimea From this tour the travellers will
again return to 0otha, 10 which place Rayard Tay.
Tor Is attracted BY attachment stronger than the
ties Of friendship'wheb have hitherto drawn him
thifher. He Is, In fact betrothed 10 the lsnghrar
Of the astronomer Hansen. Nothing is said alsnnt
the personal appearance Of Taylor's intended bride:
hut as she IL a native Of saxony, country proven,
bal for It's fair women, We may presume she il,
beautiful,
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UNION STEAMSHIP COM.

1ysssp ANYNroR Pn Ill l,l T VA
skl%-s. CITY POINT AND NORFOLK. -sts,m
kxzzxr5e5aer CITY or RICHMOND, Captain Z
Mitchell; Steamer PENNSYLVANIA Cant Da,J
Teal; steamer VIRGINIA, Captain u. Re0nis
One OF these superior Str,iniss Nl leave Rch naapj
until further notice, every MONDAY sud THURS
DAY touching Al City Point and Norfolk to roc.iV.
Telght and pasrngers. Returning. leaving rLihf
delpha every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY Hsra
ings at 10 O'Clock.
These SteamHrs are nov in fine sr,ler Iuerea-ed az
Connodatous for the comfort Of passengers having
been added, AZ also mora room for freight svd a.
hops by regularity, drpatcl aud cnts III protecting
goods committed to our charge to receive sn iHcr--
of patronage.
E5 No traHshipment by this limo.
Passage through To New York aud found ala -
DO do phiIadrlrhi. and found l.,
cabin, a II.
Passage through To Philadelphia not found ii
cabin, e.
Passage to City Point and Norfolk r,Ins ~ by ths
River Boats.
EB Passengers hy this line oan stop iu PLiladst
pima two or three days and then proceed 10 Aau Te+k
by the same ticket ii. T. FUTILE. Agent.
an u OCkstts:
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r.. s.o VIRGINIA CENTRAL
= = 49, EAIlEoADl
Track completed to JACKSON ) RIVER:

Ia advance Of time adv Tt~r,t 30. rails laid
and instead 1T tho 18th Of July.
ON FIN lu1U
Tho Passenger trains will certainly 20 to
JACkSON'S RIVER, within SIX hours tTaVti 10y
stages to tho WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, oveS a
good ruad
Tho csIehratc,i GreVahrirr WHITE SULPHUR
SPRINGS have been purchased by an entire
Company who will 8nlar.e thv accommodations ia "A
considerable sXtont this SEASON for visitors,
Passengers reach the Whits sulphur from pst.as.
burg, Richmond, Baltimore aud Washing tua 90 the
same day, and the Sweet Springs next morning to
breakfast.
Pas-cu gers for tka Rock bridge lHni. hath Alns
Warm, Hot aud Healing npripSs take the stags At
NlbDro and arrive al the Springs to suppsI tks
day they leave Kic hmond.
FARB
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CARRIAGE MANUFACTURES
cnng. GEO. F, SMITH.

cnHE GEO. F. SMITH,
Gs$SLfsE- COACH MAKER,
CORNER BRO ID AND 9TH Sta,
Cricheuors old stand keeps constantly Oh hand and
makes To order all kinds OF CARRIAGES ROCkA-
WAYS. BUGGIEH, SULklES, SPRING WAGONS,
etc He has now on exhibition in his rhoH room an
unusually large assortment. which he IL dispo-c to
sell upon very reasonable terms. Employing tho best
workmcn aud using the finest material he is enabled
Ia warrant all hi- work.
nS~ Coach SmthiuS and jobbing Of all kinds oxe-
cutt4l promptly usual, aud upon reasonable terms
lpl
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DENITENTIARY or VIRGINIA

MANUFACTURED at this Iastitutfon, and soId there
and at the Agents Store No % Pearl street the fol
lowing articles, at reduced prices, 10 wit:
Roots Shoes and Bruguo~.
Women Children aud servants Shoes.
Wagon and Cart Harness every description
Machine Bands. Leather lose.
Wagons Carts Drays and Wheeibarrows
Mar,irobes Safes, &c. ~
Striped and Plaid CottoEs.
kerseys and Lynseys, Tor plantation hands
Ready Made Clothing for Servants
Most Of the above articles On hand and for sale or
will be made repaired ~ other job work done a,
order on short Notice for cash, to punet,al cus-
toners only short time.
Orders from the country with sati-ae tory ref,ren.
res, promptly attended to. Address
koBr NJ. NIMMo
lei Agent aud storekeeper Va. Peuiientisry'
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FNVT
f.. X. LOSIER, Principal,
Lecturer on the Science If Accounts Commerce, BIZ
siureH, CuItonI-, &c.
! VI + IL LIPS.
Professor Of the Theory and Practice Of Book Keep
ing, and Commercial Calculations.
II. II. DAVIES,
Associate Professor OF Book Keeping.
n. G. JOHNSON,
Professor Of Business and ornamental Penmanslp
:. 7. WIIIIAMS ESQ,
Lecturer on Mercantile Law
REV r. NEATES REESE, b. D..
Lecturer un Commercial Ethics.
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HEEY BALDWIN ( co. are receivin,

rs III3s'' I'3fI8I7 " 't' 7" 80 ~
IN by Jamestown, direct from their own manuttc-
tory large additional supplies Of new and attractive
yleI Of Summer Clothing andGentlemen Furnish
iii. GDJd- rendering the assortment a. null ana de-
sirNbe NJ any time this season. Purc hdsers Will
always tud the ar 1t stock ana most desirable Sooa
at iD2 Main street Our operations and facilities IN
d is business superior and we can and do ufei the
greatest Inducements. Call and rec Tor ourselves
w. KEEN BALDWIN & co.
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EAUQUIER WHITE SULPHUR

n L u I L Il IL W II l. L 90 IL
u SPRINGS, EIRGISIA.-This highly improved and
well established Watering Place Is open Tor the
public reception. The trains on the Orange road from
Alexandria, west, and from Goron-V etst connect
at Narrenun with lines ~ stage for tho springs dis
tant six miles by graded road. Passengers from H.
tlnore and Washington city srryc at the Springs at
lb5< clock 4. NJ, aud from Richmond and the South
to dinner. All Inquiries promptly Responded 10 by
letter, and circulars giving latrtic Mars forwarded
upon application. THOMAS Is. +. INGRAM,
~ q-tlA ALEXANDER BAKER.
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WATSON'S $40 SEWING MACHINES
W have arrived AMI ready for delivery
Jys sTEBhiNs puLLEN
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IL rIRN-The undersigned have as

~ lated thernn. Ives under the firm and style Of
SPOTS HARVEY co,
far the purpose Of conducting in this city the GRO
TERY and COMMISSION BUSINESS. We have re-
tanned the large Ware House, No - Pearl street,
lately occupied by Mcdonald, SPOTS Iiarvey and
will keep on hand a general stock OF GROCERIES,
&c t. which we invite the attention Of 0nr friends
and the public Thanking our frlond4 for the very
liberal patronage given the late firm We beg con
tinuaneo 10 the nov concern.
JSO e. SPOTS,
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r UNITED STATES MAIL

xU-~w STEAMERS GEORGE PEA
,l+--s z@..-------1 ssBODY ANB BELvIDgRY BETN gHS
BALTIhUkE AND kICHMOSD.-1hs above TIVE
large and CONNEXIONS stesnsrs nov ON the routs
between Baltimore and Richmond.
The GEb. PEABODY viii leave Baltimore every
SArt KDAI afternoon and the BHLYlDERE ever
NEDS ESDAh afternoon. for kchmsnd
Returning, ths tieo. Prs,bULy will ls<a Va Rch.oosJ
every TUESDAY afternoon, aud the kriyiders sxcEy
Saturday Afternoon. for Baltimore.
NH l2-ts LUDLAA L wAT@DN
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MISS pEGRAM,S BOARDING AN

Nl DAY SCIOOL-The second session OF Miss
pEGRtN's School will begin on the lst OF October
next and will end the Nth OF june. lass.
The course of instruction will be thorough ana OK
tensive reaching from the elementary to the highest
branches of Education.
The Englsh Department will be under the iuIne-
date supervision Of Miss PfRAM. She will also re
sumo the Bellies Lettre Glass for young Ladies no
have lett school.
Colnpatrnt assistants wiz be employed in each
department and French will receive especial attei-
! ton.
Circulars containing full information concerning
the school may be had on application Ia Mrs. j. w
PEIiRAM Linden SQUARE, Richmond.
Per-uns intending - enter Pupils are requested to
an.aa- them without delay ~ that arrangements
may be- made Tor their accommodation.
: LII. ~ A L-..t.
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HATS, CAPS. BOOTS, &c.

m SPRING STOCK, FOR 1o57.-The
41 new and extensive Hat, Cap and Fancy Fur
BISFoRD. DICKINSON WEIsIGhk, naiS
now in storo and ready for sale at HholeTale Oh ftu
one at th. largest and nUst complete stocks OF hht;
Cans and straw to5s, ever offered IN THIS ets
have been selected with great care from tne tasI'
~ ,,,t trusiye manufactures, especially Tor thr
Virlinia North Carolina and T. nnes-se tr'',ie. 50
The attention nj Merchants and others Il mos ~
1ttiiy called to the above aplcniid stoc - Whlch
ptrist. every It Vie suited 4 he spring trade
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DAILY DISPATCH.
SATURDAY MORNING. .,.,...... July II, 1857.


A LYRIC.
Bud and leafet opening slowly,
Wood with tears by winds offspring,
Now of June persuaded wholly.
Perfumes. flowers aud shadows bring,
Eysy. in the linden alley
All alone | met to-day.
Tripping % the sunny valley,
Spread across with new-mawn hay.
Brown her soft curls. sunbeanei- sainted
Golden In the waveffng flush;
Darker brown her ayes are. painted
Rye and fringe with ono soft brush.
Through the iraves q careless conner,
Never nymph Of fonut or tree
Could have press'd the foor of summer
With lighter foot than she.
Pew her words: yet Ike a rister
Trustfully she looked and smiled;
Twas but in my soul kissed her.
As used 10 Kiss the child
shadows, which are not Of sadness
Touch her eyes and brow above;
As pale with roses dream OF redness.
Dreams her innocent heart 0t hove.
{ Vim 1HjHJirm
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ERESu SPEING SHOES.

$50 am receiving weekly additions to my al
,adv extensive assortment @, t'aitars and Shoes o
yery description for ladie-. masses and Children
sreived by Express and viii open tins morning
Ia'lir5' Button French La ting ILeol Caters
Do. Congress do. do. do. DO
Ia French Lasting Side Lace Creole Galtels.
:, =, hirh thu attention of ilis. Is aSktsi
-. - inIIN c. PA.iE, JR.. u Main At.
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Richmond AND DASrILlg n.llso4s, :

.t y "a SPK lSGS. NEAR JKTHRs.
FILLE.-SPEt1AE NOTICE. or the areaiuIuo,ia-
ton OF persons Writing tho above popular Sprnga y
special trails vi lie run evely SATURDAY alter.
noon, commencing July nth. lraving RichaIond eta
ton O'Clock T. NJ and arriving ut Ietersyille 1T
90, y. 81. where Onnihusrs will bs in waiting to
take visitors to the hrrnyr. Omnibus tars a. ceat-
Returning, lesvs JStsrsvill0 evary MONDAY usra
ing, 81 SO A. NJ aud arrive ia Richmond at go 4
u. Ticket tor the ruund trip. 10y this train 81
when purchased at the ofice ia Richmond For al
tickets purchased Gu tho ton cent? addition will
bo charged over the regular mail train ratc-
jos G. CAMPBELL psriutsndSBt
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FOR SALE AND HIRE.

LNOR SALE-RICHMOND CITY STOCK,
Il long dates. .,-
JAMES RIVER AND kANAWHA BONDS
r. II. MAlKE co,
~ 10 Stock and Exchange Brokers.
L'OR SALE-A No. Cook, Washer and
Il Irontr without cncumbrgnce, To remain in or
near the city. Fot further information, apply to
EDW d D. EACHO,
iy ln-Iw Pearl street.
NOR HIRE.-A first rate Ladies' MAID,
Il fur the next two months. Enquire at
DUVAL & kORTON'S,
y1-lw Corner Main and 10th streets.
nRUG STORE FOR SALE.-The sub
~ scriher intending To- change his business, offers
for sale his Aputhecary and Drug Establishment,
corner Main and 2th streets. Tue location ir ono
OF the WY best in the city The Store n fitted mp in
superior ST. lu and 10 admirably suited 10 the business
in all to branches. ALIEN. DUAL.
lc Its
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE in imme-
diatc neghburhooi of the Exchange tor sale
privately on accommodating terms. Addr'-- A b.
C. Box 6sl. 10 I5-2w
cSgn1l FOR SALE.-Ilaying no use
sf2fze5- for it, the owner will sll his family Car
Tiagr tor half its value. Apply at Dispatch.
Je Ats.
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ONE OR TWO VIRGINIA FARMS AT

~ PRIV ATE "a III on very easy ternlT OF VIII i'e
exchanged for city Property. The larger contains
6U2 acres is situated in Chcstrrirld county. 2i
Branch Creek, IL miles from Eshmund, - miles from
Petersburg not holt mir tfGHi Closer I'LL Railroad,
and is known Is "Buruuts Plantation The smaller
contains iHiacres Is within $40 yards OF twochurch,-
mond and DtmyilIr Railroad; is situated at Amelia
Court House ~ miles from Richmond, and known H.
The Glebe.N Both farms we'll Wdtered by pure
and neNcr-alling ntTrains-are kind 10 clover, tot
which II tons have already been housed from one
farm this season. and they we'll adapted for the
growth If wheat. tobacco. corn and oats. The pro
prietur il induced to part with of them at bar
gain they being - miles from each other, and his
two sons ttor whom the larger farm had been
bought having resolved on not being farmers. The
improvements ON tlaSmaller are numerous ami in
excellent order: TIE larger, they fewer in num-
Der aud not good in condition, but yet cOnyen-
lent and comfortable For further particulars apply
To Charles Middleton. Amelia Court House, to Me-srs.
Cioddn & AppeTsuu, to \. August, Esq, all ~
Richmond, or To- -- Sims, ESQ, Deputy Sheriff OF
Chesterfield county. iy 4--lNwkclm
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IMPORTANT NOTICE TO

- IMPORTANT NOTICE TO n
sEiUAT BOOT AND CATER WEARERs.
From u 10 - per cent. saved by buying from -
j. H. ANTHONY, Columbian Hotel. Best -
ouality mOeokin Hats $50; second qualty, j sik
Hats ) 30: fins calfnkn sowtd Boots, $50; Con
cr, Boots be-. quality French patcnt leather, $50
English kid. $50 buckskn SO; lasting $40
50 p; patolt leather pumps s.; callskn do
SIS; calf.kn oxford Ties 81 y. They all made
to order and warranted 10 wear we'll.
Terms cash on delivery; one price and no abate-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-11
JAO. e.. SPOTS,
JNO. ID. HARVEY
WILSON q IHhMAS
Richmond, July 1T, l%5..
I,HE undersigned takes pleasure in re.

THE undersigned takes pleasure in re-
l. commenting 1Iessrs, SPOTS, Harvey Co, sue
ces-ors l., the late iirn Of Mcdonald SPOTS HaT-
yer to the confidence Of his friends and asks Tor
them continuance Of their favor. ~
'jy I-dim JNO. Z. McDpNALp-
NOTICE OF DlSSOLUTION,-Th CO.
partnership heretofore existing bet ween the sub
~ rbcr and r.. u. TRAYLUR, IL this day dissolved
AL PERSONS having claims aainlt the concern VIII
hand them in 10 for settlement and those indebt
ed viii please mako payment to me- who isaone hn-
thOfzed 10 receive it,.
RoREPT F. EIIYSON