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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-20

CONSULAR DIFFICULTY. .-Advices from Hong
Kong to the 18th Of April ssys:-"An unpleasant
little affair has arieon at Singapore between the
American Consul aud the English authorities there
rietta Maria picked up In en- abandoned state In
the China sea by the American ship CGur de Lion,
the chief officer of which vessel with part of her
crew navigsted the bark safely into Sipgapore--
The United States ship Portsmouth, Capt Foot,
lrft here for that place on Saturday morning las.
TO investigate the affair, and we have no doubt
from bis welt known character and sbiity, will
hiring the affair 20 an smcabie issue."
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taAe possession of the Street Commissioners of.
nee and install Dan D. Connover therein, and In
'os event OF their being driven back TO call the
mn,tary to their aid. This rumor was very gene
sAhy credited, and many expected to bloody
hsd' asound the Hall of Records. Bu. flr.u.
nssey no such demonstration was mada though
IL IL currently believed that some such attemp will
oe MADE this morning. About half past d We o'clock
10 the afternoon Mayor Wood was seen leaving
toe HAIL. and he was greeted with loud hurrahs
ana cheers. He entered his carrisgs and drove to
ss nome on the Bioomingdale road The crowd
In Warsaw"
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WHOLE FAMILY POISONED BY EATING
WILD PARsNIPs w nile Mr. Henderson, who
lives near Pleasant Grove, In Lake county, was
cut planting some corn with his two sons and q
daughter, one day Of last week, they found some
wild parsnips, or poison hemiock, which, they
took for cultivated parsnips and eat of them In
afew minutes they discovered symptoms OF pois
oning, and went to the house The father, daugh-
ter and one of the sons commenced vomiting -
The other son was sent TO the fed to catch horse
and 90 after physician He did not return IN
proper time, and one OF the neehbors went ou,
to look for him On looking arouEd the pasture
he found him dead with the bridal In bis bands
The rest of the family as far as we can hear, are
in fair way to recover. This plant has caused
the death of more than ten persons in this county
In as many years.-palpdraiso Ind Rspu bltcan.
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OrsTRUCTING THE u MALTA preacher
named Finkier has been convicted IN the U S
cour: at Springf-d, III, for obstrnc!ing the u
mail by tearing up rail from tie rsiiro.d H. Of
r.E N toro~ the cars frop. she track because the
TAIN Lad run over ard killed his COW. Tic court
imposed the highest peL..'v-fIe and .:--
4U..unt'ng 70 abort 81 coo be is still s4bject to
q criminal prosecution.
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BARE BURhT.-Mr Beverly Scott, rssidin 8
about fve miles from Farmvlle, Va. OF Bush Al
YER bad one of his bsrns togest er with fve hogs.
heads of tobacco and other valuable articles. er-
,irely consumed by fire on Sunday night last Hia
lnsa In estimated at about s25OO no insufAnce.
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SERIOUS AccIpEsr Capt r ,os @ Bel, we'll
duown merchant of Liberty, Bedford county, va,
while praetcing for q tournament was thrown
from his horse which ran away He had seVsrai
ribs broken, q shoulder dislocated and MS lace
was badly mangled
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FEMALE PHYSICIANS -Amons the young iaaieS
s,udying medicine at the Female Medical Colese,
in Philadelphia, the following from the SCUM
Iuos en- Aubrey, y Burke. Miriam Comfort, Orie
r Moon, Susan w Shaw, from Virginia Lucy
Petersilis, from North Carolina; Mag moore
and Cattle Moore, from South Carolina.
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Hon Augustus uns, State Naturalist aud for"
merly member of Congress from Vermont, died .
st Albans, In that State, Wednesday afternoon,
st the age Of sixty.thres years,
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| THE NEW KANSAS SENATOR WIN A Phillips,
| who has just been chosen United States Senator
| from Kansas, by the bogus free State lesisla-
| ture, in the place of James Fl Lane, is about -
| years of age. He Ia a Scotchman by birth, law
yer by profession, and journalist from inclina-
| lion and circumstances.
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EXPLOSION OF HoGsHEAD OF WHIsKEY.-
On Monday afternoon, while two small boys were
playiog on the top of hogshead of whiskey stand.
ing in front of store Front street, Philadelphia
another boy came along and pu: lighted fire.
cracker into the bunghole to frghten the other two
lads, supposinR the hogshead WAS empty. The
vhiskey ignitiug, terrible explosion took place,
blowing one of the boys half way across the street
and sending the other up perpendicnlsrly distance
of eight or ten feet. He fell into the burning liquid
and WAS badly burnt. The slaves and hoops were
forced to q considerable distance and number al
men, women and children sitting or standing about
The doorsteps in the vicinity, made narrow csc apes
from being struck by the flying pieces.
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COTTON TO AMERICA -Seuding cotton from
England to tue United States, may be said to be
like sending Goals to Newcastle" but 80 It is
mat East India cotton has been eotered "a per Liv.
erpoo Custom.' B.,l Of Entry, In April and May
last, to the extsnt of several hundred bales. f-r
expectation to New York AID y ston -Livrpooi
TIMES
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DEPTH OF WATER IN LONG ISLAND SOUND -
Coast Survey Office, which fully confirms the fact
that there Is u suffi cent depth Of water In Long
Island Sound for the passage Of the Great East-
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DAMAGEs.-Normar - Way has obtained from
the Ohio and Pennsylvania Company tno~ pits'
burg Fort Wayne and Chicago) 8es 10 'ns
smonnt of s5 800 for Gripping him for life by col
iision between two trains.
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How LAND SELLsIN IRELAND-I. is thought by
that good land in the old States sells at enor.
mously high prices when 1t brings from $50 to 500
per acre. When compared, however, with the
prices paid in the old country-Engand and Ire.
land, for nsiance-the selling value of our lands
would seem to be moderate enough. The Shenan-
doah (Vs) Teoth Legion has been furnished with =
statement by Mr. Daniel Flaharty. OF Powells
Fort, of several sales of land, In the county of
Kerry, in the South of Ireland, furnished him by
friend living there. A farm, containing 40 acres,
sold for $3.50; one Of so acres for Sc 0I0; one
of 80 acres for S63G0 of 60 scFes for the sum
Of Sc 200 and another Of 40 acres for a. 00C; Que
cf 100 acrea for se34 200. An English pound is
about 81 67i.
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VIM Robinson, was fatally injured Tuesday last
by falling 90 feet, from . railroad bridge 10 Shen.
al doah couaty, Va.
The defalcAtion of the State treasurer of Ohio
1t appears, amounts to the enormous sum Of
$775,7ll.
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TERRIBLE TORNADO IN ILLINoIs-It appears
that Christian county, Illinois, was visited las. Sa.
turday afternoon, by tornado of great violence.
The Chicago Journal says:
Oar informant was at the village of Pena, in that
county, during the blow" and describes its ef-
fects there ss terrific 1t was accompanied with
hail and rain. Buildings swept from The
foundaons aud some of them carried into the air
others unroofed, and others torn into atoms A
number OF new stores that had just been compile
ted ere scattered into fragments; the Prestyte-
rian church, .arge fame building ~ss nov. d
aom@ SIX fee from lis foundatioo lie Illinois Cen
trsl freight depot m&s unroofed; train ct freight
cars WAS boF'n from the track. and worse thai a
five persons-a woman and four childreu-vere
Killed by being struck with falling timbers, or car
rico into tho air and thrown upon the ground Se-
veral other persons were more or less injured
some of whom may die from the effects of their in-
luIiss
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IMPROVEMENT 1T TIE UNivEksITT OF VIRGIsIA
-kto Executive Comnlittoe "f taa Board ., f''i
tors of .ns Univ-Tslty. have es.mi I'd sod uo&h
i,pously approved tne plan Of improvements as
signsd by Mr. tfatt. 1h- eos nf the pf"p9s.e',' 80,
extension will be- between Sl500C0 And $2Vo wv
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FLooD-Tbe village Of rimoervile and vicini-
". near the Western boundary of She nandosh CO.
Va, were visited By destructive food, q few Gays
ago. The low land was over flowed for q consld-
ersble distance 2round.
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TURKISH DrcoRATIos The Su'ssn OF Turkey
has given his decoration Of the second class che
Mediah) to DR. Ed Wild, OF Boston; for ms vaIu'
in CircassiA
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HAIL STORM The neighborhood of Turey-
town. in Rockingham county, Va, was visited by
violent hail storm, which did great damage to
the growing crops. The whea, fields were great
ly Injured, and some of them almost completely
destroyed. The hail stones were very large, aud
in some places they covered the ground 10 ths
depth of sig inches The storm was accompanied
with rain, which washed some of the corn fields
bsdIy. The storm was fortunately confined ~ p
district of but few miles In extent.
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SOUTHERN IRON W0RkS-.LEWis
AZ l.. BARNES, manufacturer of FIRE Engines,
7th street., West side, between Main md Cary
Fixtures r manufacturing Tobsceo, Versndabs
every deRc ptiop of Cast and Wrousht Iron asiiing
Vault Doors Grating and sli kinds of House and
Wrought Iron Work, Will be done with neatness and
dispatch, such terms | warrant will give salts
fsction Ny old fri. nds, and the public generally.
solicited 70 give call before engaging ese-
where. my 8-d6m
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A RUNAWAY RIVERA DrsEarkp TowE.-Tbs
Nsbrsskian ofthe lst inst, describes fssrant out
rage upon "squatter sovereisut5' ~ hsvisg besn
of Dc Soto, Wsshinston county. In that Territory
The ics sei ir the bend OF this river few mtlss
above thst town and the water, with a eriminsi dis
regard of the rgh.s Of De 500 and her ferry privi
legss took short cut scrcss tha bend, forcing 3
cusnGel near Calhoun, Iowa, and making De oto
in aud town Of Nebraska some -four or hve mi es
from the river to the infinite 6guss of the inbsbi
tan.s Of that city By this arrangement few thGu
sand of land Will be aided to the already ex
tens We dousins of Neb'ssha
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HUNTING NOBLEMAN-The st. Louis Demo-
a, of the 18th, announcing the arrival there of
the steamer St Marys from For: Randall, on the
Upper Missouri, says:
She brought down about twenty passengers,
among them Sir Georgs Gore, British nobleman,
VINO has been some years engaged In buffalo and
bear hunting in the Crow country. Sir George is
accompanied by q suite consisting of some eight
persons, and brings down with him large coliec.
lion OF bear, deer and buffalo skins aud other val,
aaoie furs besides beautiful Indisn dog. Sir
George, it may be remembered, fitted out bis ex
pedtion in st Louis about three years ago Du.
ring his absence he has killed large number of
buffaloes and other game, and at times has had in
MS employ as many as forty-two persons The
hunters OF this party ere furnished with as many
as six horses each.
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DAMAGE BIZ STORM "A heavy rain and thun-
der storm prevailed in Baltimore and it's vicinity,
Wednesday night Ia the city several uidin Is
were struck by lightning, and much damage was
done by the rain. The Sun describing its effec. in
the country says
Early in the evening the public house kept by
Mr. Bishop, eight miles on the Hartford road, was
struck by lightning, and colored man in the EN-
ploy of Rev Thomas Keacb, Instantly killed. He
was sitting by the fireplace drying his clothes, and
the fluid entering through the chimney, struck
tim dead
The barn of James Carroll Esq near CARROLL
ton 10 the county. was struck by the fluid, set On
hre aud burned to the ground. Three fine mules
sta bled therein could not be rescued and per-hed
in tue aZmes. The barn contained q number of
ia -miug implements and quantity of grain, which
wee consumed.
lsrse oak tree on the Franklin road. nearly
eighty fest in height, had every particle of bark
stripped off from one extremity TO the other-not
so much as q vestige remaining
A number of hogs and other animals were killed
In various sections of the country.
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Losses paid in Virginia, over Sl50fM.
This Company makes annual dividonds and pays
them to the insured while living No Company sf-
fords more security or sdvautases to the insured.
B. w. KNOWLES, Agent.
N B-sLAVEs insured In the Albsmarle lpsu
rsuse Company for one or years.
je 5~dlm b. w. X, Agent.
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NIkW CUTLERY EsTABLLsHMENT.-
The undersigned begs leave TO inform his friends,
and The pub generally that be as taken the Store
ON Governor between Main and Frank lin streets for
tbs Durpoxe OF keeping full assortment of sURGI.
cat and Entail INSTRUMENTS, TRUssEs,
AaNUAaES FINE CUTLERY. &c. A call 10 re-
speetfully solicited OFTo oohohrips.
ofCUTLERY and IssrRUMEsTs IN the Surgical and
Dental line.
fai2-Im~ " "
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INDIAN HosTILITIEs ON THE PLAINS The
81 Louis Republican of Tuesday last has late and
interesting news from the plains to the effec. tia.
An emisrant train has been attacked and des-
Iroyed by the Chey Indians, about eighty miles
vest OF Fort Riley. 1t will be recollected that
Goi Sumner, some four weeks since, left Fort
Leavenworth with six companies of cavalry and
making war upon the Cheyennes He divided his
forc', sending one portion up the Arkansas, under
command of Major Sedgewick, and leading the
other himsef up the Platte. 1t would appear that
the Indians slipped down between these two
columns, aud commenced numbering and robong
in their rear The Cheyeunes are amongst the
ooldest and most warlike Iodians on the WI Western
praiFles, and if once fairly aroused will be diff
CUT TO suodue. They number about one hun
dred warriors. and will, doubtless, be l1ined by
many young Sioux braves, with whom they are
closely connected The attack on the train was
very vigorous one. The party with the train con.
sisted of ten men, eight women and ten children,
OF OF whom three men, Weaver, III Lewis and
sam smith, and woman, were killed and sew
erai others wounded. The troops were in
not pursuit of the 1ndians at the last accounts
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a. FnK * r. Nj "A coed IOOEINC
LII hooM. o1 the corner Of IIth and Main srrset.
oppo'he the Enquirer Sc Apply to
J HARRIS 4 ECHOLS
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NOTICE ---Notw withstandiDg, being en-
~ gagged in the LUMBER business. continue TO
manufacture sash, BLINDS and Doohs, eI toe
have a large stock of ready made sxlO, loxl2 aud
lnxI4 cash and Blinds to suit
GLAZING neatly ard promptly executed: :,
Orders BIZ mail or in psrson will Iecsive imneal-
ate attention Thankful for past fsvors, NOR, re-
,peeifuIly solicit continuance of the same. Fac
tory pssi HsxstlrfiLs , ,.rpcrp
a Il-lmF IohAk y, W.
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rxs FOR RhNT.--That large aud CO..
#N veneDt Store Room. wlth cellar attached,
&Ea< next to the office Of II T Pair Co corner
of 18th and Main, now occupied by the Methodist
Book Concern. II is cheap and tirs rate business
stand Possession given at once. Apply en- the pre-
miseB my 29--ts
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Life In the West.

The following genuine woman's letter Is from
the Portsmouth Tribune. The excitement and
novelty of this wild life doubtless pays for its pri
vations but if people would consent to live Ia the
same wsy here, they could get rich faster than in
Iowa or Kansas.
The letter is from Strawberry Hill, Kansas and
dated May 10Th In getting out there, after leav-
ing their all piled into one little wagon stopped
one night at a log house innocent tf daub and
ohickng, and had to hold che bed clothes with
their teeth to keep them from blowing away
We quote the rest of the letter:
l wish 10 goodness tn a. could send you draw
ing of our house and furni ure; can't do the thing
Justice The house Is bout as large A. your ktch-
en-. The logs are beautifully hewed inside they still
retain their natural appearance on the outside. l
have the greatest quantity of kindDg by just going
around the walls and pulling them off We will
have enough to last several years if we have good
luck. We have no window, but something far
more convenient made by simply moving the shin
giles to one aide; as they are not nailed it answers
every purpose The day we got here Mr. s.
made me table aud cupboard, aud te o benches
one has back AS our bedstead has no. yet come
from the Pint; make our beds on the door -
We have two shelves where we put al our pretty
things Three or four bags hanging around the
walls help the appearance of them very much -
Ny guitar occupies friendly position near the
meat bag | have a nice little cooking stove,
which bakes very well, We have no chairs or
anything that town people require
| wish you had seea ul saiog cur fist dinner wa
had shes. Charley a;e .f single; Nj .
took thu I'D of the stove! N-at- IF her breed
| | had big piece of brown paper We drank cur
| c2fae out of TIN cups. D and Rr. 8 have
msds two of ths pcsst gardens you ever saw. They
| {. nced them and all in three days. help ed D
c1.r off the sarisDs for three days and w1'h you
| could see ny handt Bu. nave BEEN very happy
/. IL nice to work one with ones husband Thus
| day 1 did . three weeki washing D Is very
well, .pd as happy as he can be. He has wasoE
| and yoke of oxen. COW and calf two turkeys ant
two Go9,which, bslleye, Is ali the i've STOCK we
havoyet
| We have not seen butter sine, we LET the beat
| It is not fashiona5e hsrc D. is g1ing 10 build
| house next week-a frame one too How wish yo'
W. r. hero; long to you This couatry ia lovely
boqu.ts | -, hsIed Yesterday when went with D.
| af or wood | rode 10 wagonl lt has besn o.
| cold la'eiy that have worrtwo dresses Ithipx tn
comet does III what do you think of 1t By th,s iims
We bsve the most goc ssbsrries aud rssPberties yo
saw, all near the hoase besides strawberues 81
| around the door, and plenty OF wild piums,
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3. ERIpeFoRD, X. rIasLkYFArE,
FRARKLIa MArY8nwx.
- REDGF0kD GE CO., General DsHnfs.
I'D mission azs Forwarding ksrshszts, on the posk.
SiehmOpd Va
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n. KEIEiNGUABi intending, on .ne
j. j.t tuiy 10 remove neat door to tIenshh~ "
Ou.yles iust cpposte his old stand Will nhtli Ire
I've 4st. ssli Tor cash at very reducod rstes
Tic hooss now occupied ~ him is hr rent pos
session given July Ist. ,r,,,,,ouAm
" 90 j. Is II
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FOH RkNT-The three sto.y Tene.

.4sE FUN Rk MI he Three stCsS Iene.
~ ment, now occupied by 2ir. Bevin. on Main
%aaA street, between Second and Third 1t con-
sans ten or eevel rooms with gas fxtures through
out. The kitoh hen has four ro7ms Being IN uss.
sant aad convenient part of rha city It will be found
a desirsble TeEd' Possession siven the frst OF
June Enquire at Worham's Bookstore, on Main
street. nv 22 ts
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1EHS roo hkNT.--EkH upper part of Ihc
KE mouse over my store kitch1n a. d a warrhun..
70 he rear suitable for q storehc use or work.
shop Entrsnee On Bank street
!, ALoo' tok ksNT-A Dwelling House on Nayy
ftill, suitable for small family TheTe ia. sooS
well and large garden on the premises Apply to
e. WENDLINGER
j. H. Ls M
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eam For RENT-The Dwelling taouse
@Es on Mayo street, recently pied By Mrs. ls.
Az-A bell, adjoining mr. Alex Motifs residence
Possession given immediate Y. Apply to
je A. JAMES THOMAS JI.
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n.C,-5yT ssaIF shALING chS~..-Wc
are c3nstsntiy receiving alon,ond' nd .iad IN u,e
direct from the manufacture" p.-rnr
We are solo Agents in this market, fof ArENi ,S,
IkpkOyED CAN which 10 by far the best ar'ic'e
af,ba Mind ,vsr invested. They can be opened OF
closed perfeety sir tight, without the iss, .fouoe
and are cheap and durable ror SALE wnos,s ana
ss 10 ~ Pearl street.
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VIU TUAL b Eft LIE INsU.
VA RANCE COMPANY.
B. W. KNOWLES, AGENT.
Office at StationeIs Hail. NO Il Pearl St Get, Rich
mend, Virginia.
Reserved Capital Jan lst. 484 5l2 18
Total amount Of Dividends paid TO
date 80. 857 SGT 81
Total amount Of Losses by death..... Los 254 90
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sSEs LADD'S LUMBER HOUSE, south
- side of Basin, FOR RENT.-Th:s lurosr
~ house, the property Of the Jss n 4 Ka Co,
nearly rebuilt, and will be ready for q tsnsn. by
she ist Of April. The house Is large and commodi-
well suited for a storage houss q tobacco fac
SoIy. For terms, apply to the undersigned
MICHAELS,
nh 26-ta Agent for r w. Connection.
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FOR RkNT-And pos~e.-ion aiye1

~ roh hkNT-ABd possession given
81 oetwesn the LAT and 10th of July a large and
delightful brisk residence with furnace or FIRE.
pta 'es heating the whole house Double porch in
;[s'r with shower and plunge bath and water In the
= ouse, snd ali other modern improvements large
ysFG; sltchen ana servants rooms detached fon
mouse; Is cool In summer end ia winter; Ioca.
TED between Srd and 4th, Ftsnklin street: and IA
Tesdences in the city For terms &c apply TO No,
zV4 Main street, opposite Corinthisn Hall or at the
house. 10 tt
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b NOTICE. nave Tor snIe, lease or

<FfM NSTlGk.-I have for sale, lease or
Ess rent, Houses, Lots &c from lst to SD street
~ and in the county of Henrtso, some of whish
Lots cannot be surpassed for beauly and locality by
any within the corporation limits and when you
come 20 county Lots, for soCp ana candle factories
Nature could net have more her part for the
convenience of man for to erect such estabohr ents
upon ali or sny Of the above | shall De pleased to
have the views OF operstorg upon the subject now
before them.
Apply to H W TYLER,
my 5-Sm Agent for the Trustees
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<SaA foR REST- : hat very desirable
80 Dwelling Hous,. situated on Veusb.s street
As-~ rec ntly occupied by aar. F. A Rlankinshp p
There are hve rooms IN the main building and four
in the house in the yard Ta=., is a good well OF
water on the premises, and q ;atEe lot attached To
good tenant, the rent will be very low. Apply to
Z l. D. WALRORD,
Atthe Office Of Valley Insurance Company.
SJ..-,s
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lXCHANGE BANK OF VIAGINIA,(
RICHMOND. 23d MAY. 1857
THE uBdersigned Ii authorized to sell
Stock of this Bspk. for the purpose OF insre essn
its capital at sl05. with interest its par value
from lst Of January last
INV 25-ts w. p. sTROTHFR. Cash'r
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szsa FOh X Tan excellent Rrick
sd Tenement. with brisk kitchen and garden At
'- tsch ed stusted on the of Leish and 9Th
streets, Church Hill. PossesIon given the 18th
June Apply to LARUs L SHINE
js 5-ts "a Main street