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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-03-14
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hava one bright little Isle of my own"
On bright Hue Isle away va
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With a LIE Tree from care
Sereneiy we would GLIDE
And live forever 'heIe'
Me and my bride i;
Like the loved ones of old, when they "iSheo
TO marry,
They would select one like you' my S"ce'
beautiful Carrie.
Rocky MARSH, March /, lo57
Nm C..c,.r,opur -Aboot 8
t'"r.Nr' 80 60 Lr[la nm, IN the
w yIo };,, va, =" ssy,,n laIns and work
' 'S'''" s.;,,o,aL noar ,Eo CorcressionaI
NUS ''," s',,, md Lad ca,Hod surh
""'t ny sor'.' I ;'', ,ha, :, I,e
"edu""! o''0'e '''0'' L.'1
absence Of i supply Vi "H','' "o 90 y
co"Id oe maze J." It's P'og''''' "'" -
short space 81 lI"ie ho'H'"g was lev "' we
building oU' The pare "o''s: ne i'e
originated III Ihe hor,hweS' wings o. '"'
building irom me Hue OF 'he furnace
when s"PPiIea neat 10 ''e ""rN,ho"S'
department lie pali'Iu' r""hor "Hoa' III
regard TO ohe loss o. me- we are haPpy 10
say, is greatly exaggerated
The scene presented on WISH 10 'hF
runs, was sufficiently ghasuY. YIN
shutter IN the yard were "eposl'eo he
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:, ~ o','N aoa,,la,alr honiIdorsJ o,A 20.
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~ 'So'' 'oo s.,,a 40 nalaraJ nors,n
There w.re in ,Le honsr ~ the time of
the fire II manners 40 in Tie work. house.
and Ten oe,sons in The family Of the intcn.
d.,t u oG tho fro ,ccured ~ tho o,idlla
or tho nioh, after ,ho noopIa were in he'd
,ba ,o.s orriyo, ,,us, h,,a hoo, r,;rI,,C,I
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a MERCHANT s'oNhiOAD 81 oN''-
f"RNlA " 'po" "A le" evenings "s"
c"""'olGS a'ia'F eA'Fao'o'"a'y 'o"H l'a'F
ID one D NE 'a'"'1"4o'e 'od'o'',s "o"''S
III ne" loFM' II 0PPea'S' IRON I've
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norma ",Io"' aoou' "''o'; one VI we
merchant Ooa'"e'S iau pun III c''g {,
some u"P'ea'e"' ''pof'' NC if'0O"'
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-03-14

Sad DEATH oE MINIsTER.--The
Woodstock Tenth Legion says: "On
returning from a visit To his friends in
Richmond, two weeks ago, Rev. John
Howard, the worthy and highly esteemed
pastor ofthe Presbyterian Church in 'his
place exhibited strong symptoms OF men
tai arrangement 1t may be proper 10
state that Mr.. ii. was a man OF delicate
constitution, a ripe scholar and laborlous
student, sedenary in his habits, and il is
believed, for some time, had used tobacco
to excess; indeed, for several days he had
chewed an incredible amount Of tobacco.
These fact form the basis Of the most pIau-
siblc causes of his fatal and affecting NAL
adv.
Mr. Howard bad a morbid conception.
as he expressed ii, thai he had been CON
missoned to warn men that the judgment
was near at hand:' and so intent was he
upon the accomplishment of what he be-
Iieved to he the command Of his Master,
that he could SCARCELY be induced TO take
either rest or relreshment, but went from
house TO house, delivering his message,
quoting several passage Of scripture per
tinent to his theme. He committed sui
eide bv hanging.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-03-14

Washington, March 4lh.-The lnangu-
raj of Mr.. Buchanan speaks of the impor-
lance of restoring harmony among the
people of the Union and The importance
Of preserving our free Institutions.
lie alluded also TO the exciting political
conles, through which we have just pas
sed.
He approves the Kansas Nebraska
Act.
The surplus in the Treasury should be
appropriated to promote national objects.
No more revenue should be collected
than an economical administration Of the
government requires.
A modification of the Taufi is neces-
Sary.
lie depreached the evils Of disunion.
The public lands should be preserved
for The actual settler, bOuh native and for
eign.
The rights Of the States should be re-
spected.
He shows the importance Of the Road
Il the Pacific. The mSny seeming diff
culies now in the way, would all disap-
pear when the best route was ascertained.
We ought to preserve the peace, COM
merce and friendship of all nations and
not NEEDLE with their affairs, unless com
PEELED bv the law Of self preservation.
We had never acquired any territory,
but by fair purchase or by voluntary ad-
mission 10 us. He should act on this
principle. No nation should complain If
in selfdelence, we further extend our
nossessjpns
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-03-14

According 10 the Aspinwal Courier Of
The 81 instant, it was reported there ii, al
Gen. Walkers forces had forced their
way up the San Juan river. with only a
slight loss. They succeeded in capturing
considerable quantities of arms. ammunl.
iIon ana provisions, and took possession
OF the steamboat ]. W. Scntt.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-03-14

l. is7siared that Mrs. Pierre's health is
so feeble fhai size had 10 be carried to
Mr.. Marcy's from the White House. :
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-03-14

The South Blanch lnteligencer says
that lady of that county, on the slh
inst, killed, with a club, an eagle, which
measured six feet from the Zip 10 lip OF the
wings. The eagle had made an attack
uron the geese which resisted until the
lady came To their rescue. The eagle
was abOutto attack her wlienshe struck
him the la,al blow.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-03-14


Bank. His securielies are the losers.
The contract for the entire superstruc-
ture of the Norfolk and Petersburg Rail
road, has been awarded to Col. John
CrockGort, of Alexandria.
Prolific "A Mrs. Russell, of Simp-
son county Ky recently gave birth to a
,riplet. All we're boys the least of which
weighed four pounds. The father and
mother were of adverse political seni,
menls, so the boys were named Henry
Clay, Daniel Webster and Lewis Cass.
The Baltimore Annual conference of
the NJ. Episcopal Church commenced It's
sessions in Baltimore. on Wednesday las!
and is proceeding with its regular bust
ness.
The "DRED ScoTr CASE. The SUI
preme Court of the U. s. has decided this
case in favor of Southern Rights.
Eustace Conway, Esq, of Fredercks-
burg, has been elected jude OF the eighth
judicial circuit of Virginia, to succeed
Judge Lomax, resi- gned.
Mr.. WIN. Glasscock, wealthy citizen
If Fauquer county, died very suddenly a
few days since. whilst riding out in his
carriage.
AN OLD BACHELOR BEIsrLING UP.--
Mr.. Buchanan, IN his inaugural. speaks
of "our chiIdIen and our children's chill
dren."
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-22
VELHET. TAPESTRY, BRUSSELS THREEPLY,
PLAIN. INGRAM AND VENETIAN

Es9gn PLAIN STATEMENTS OF FACTS
DR.. aMPToN, now aged 81 years, speaks. Hear him:
Are you sckf Beware Of limitations! Ask Tor
Hamptons Vegetable Tncture. The many cures
made by this pleasant and safe remedy may induce
counter ietinE.
medicine must have merit. and great merit, too,
10 'taIsd the test of public opinion. Nc art Of purinS
can xlFAEize worthless article, as TO keep IL up
as a ~, u medicine. if it be NOT really so.
4 Soot peiieine viii live become popular and ex-
r. . reo1 "a dig ind out its virtues, and the fame
OF them nasses NHa month 10 mouth with more rar
pjJty than newsn 'sefs can spread it. A living wit
nrss y.,stifring fh -xre medicine has Iade for
him, is OF more service '<sh 5'"' ho"ePAFoN "N'0i
Using. 49, - s , o..
- In preof Of what say ~esTxf r. 4 80 'oa W
Hampton Vegetable Tinctur, SiR9 ~ Hheots.t p,.;
MR. VIM. HIGH, No. 1876 Soutn ~ istss DAHL
mor", cured Of rheumatism, Dyspe ~sFs tr Nef ''"'
disease. 49,. -.
Ma. EDWIN NJ SPRANKLIS. No q ~istsr. street.
baltimore, most dreadful Of Scroll "a q ySSi
health. e.,
Miss MARY scoPIELD, Teacher, No go Bait 'uste
street. case, alter years OF suffering has 40 VI"
lshed her friends Let the afflicted call TO see her.
DYSPEPSIA, NERVOUS DISEASE. &c.
Mr.. VIM. Oldham of BaltmOrs Custom-Iouse, SUI
Tered from these complaints for rs months, with body
aud mind severely affected. He was cured by Hamp
tons Vegetable Tlncture after other things failed.
COUGH, CONSUMPTION, &c.
Mr. Henry e. " inn had cough for years-great
Weakness &c, had in all five physicians; tried
all the remedies, but was cured only BIZ
HAMPT0N'S !EGETABLE TISCTURE.
81 Delicate Ladies and Children will please give
a trial
Sold by PURCELL, LADD CO.. Richmond: BY
Dr. locke Frederick sburgi by all the Druggists in
Petersburg; by MORTIMER NOW BRAY Balti-
more and by Drug gsts and Shopkeepers everywhere
r. 81 per bottle; six bottles for SIS. se s-d&c
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SPECIAL notice..
Bay AsorHER GnKAr CuRs or BArrais

PREMuS BlrTeRs.
HESaIco Co. JnIy ray
Mr.. y. BaKgs.-Dear sr--Abnat thrae saa,aa .o,
the spine of my back became afflicted by son,a ear
unknown to me, which endured for a lon Tine
with toftiiude Thereby nearly destroying The uss ~
myself My doctor's Sili amounted Ia hal seen ava
and three hundred saltars, without giyinr any ner
manent relief Ny physician then recon T,sn,ies h
me the nss OF Bakers Premium Btters, as he had
great bath N them, commenced according 10 hi.
recttoBs. until lad used six bottles which c.usel
complete care, not feeling symptom ot the disease
since Ny general strength aud health was never
peter than at present. find your "Bittefap have
peen on great valne with disofIersd stoInach. aud
bowels in my family last suntaer
Your obedient servant,
,.u W. p BURNETT.
Call and get = bottle from Adie Gray's Purcell.
LAID Co 8, Fisher WiI8ton's any of the prit,.
eipai druggists IN this city or other towns in Va
kaS MADAME AG. 0ULD.--The world
renowned Sun and Planet reader il astonishing the
community at large, with her knowledge oil Astrol-
ogy.
hs- In consequences Of the great pressure Of bust
ness, hundreds have left her house, without an op-
portunity Of consulting her. Therefore, sho has
been prevailed upon by her numerous friends to re-
main 3 few days longer.
aD- Admittsnce from A. NJ until T. NJ In or.
der 10 accommodate all, - NofyelI House Min
street. up stairs. Price 81. Birth required.
oc IT-lws
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By Richard Cauthorn
By Larus & Shine.
TRADE SALE OF S $4,000 WORTH

TRADE SALE OF $4,000 WORTH
or SILVER PLATED WARE, wATCHRs-
JEW ELRY, TOYS &c.-THIS MORNING. corn,
mencng at half past 10 O'clock will be sold At auc
tion at the store No "a. next door to u. r. Pars
CO.'S exchange Once. IN lots TO suit housake spsry
ted Ware Watches. Jeweiry, Toys, Castors, Ciocks
spoons, Forks, &c, comprising the most valuable
mond public.
The stock being the effects of Northern failure.
me sale VIII De peremptory, and every article offer
ed will be sold,
To- Country merchants and housekespers will
nn 1t To their advantage to attend these sales a.
such an opportunity may never again offer
sale 70 take place every morning and evening, I'M
til further notice.
&C l5-ts IARIJS A SHINE Auefs
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LARUs & SHINE, Auets.
By ALEXANDER Matt

q SoIGNEE s SALE OF WATCHEH,
- JEWELRY. AND FANCY ARTICLRs-Whi
be sold at auction, THIS EVENING commencing
at ooloek, Mt my store an assignees stsck 6irec{
from New York, consisting of fine sald and Silver
atches. splendid Gold Bracelets and Lockets nae
told Pens and Pencils, Silver Plated Table and Yea
spoons, Casters, Table aud Pocket Cutlery, Racers,
aud a general assortment Yankee Notions
Country merchants will do well TO attend this SALE
stock is closed
2. y. ALL goods warranted IA represented ar the
money returned ALEX MOTT
se 2s-ts Auct
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Esy- RIcHMoNs MADs SrovEs.-T

EGg~ RICHMOND MADE STovEs.-THF
ADVANTAGES In PURCHASING RICHMOND MADE sTovE-
they afe made Of the best material and extra heavy
~ as 10 stand the i'll usage Of servants Broker
plat - can be conveniently replaced ut moderate
c9st They are warranted to operate to the satsfaT
than the Northern STOVES.
wholesale wareroom at the Foundry. Retail trad
supplied by the city dealers.
these Works have been IN successful operation fos
nearly six years, ard have acquired high reputss
uon ior the quality Of their manufactures
PROOF.
For nearly six years have been supplying mss
Patrons principally with the Stoves manufactured -
the
RICHMOND STOVE WORKS.
ana have found them 70 give general satisfaction
10th ~ % quality and operation. The firm Of g. D
YALE &c. are now prepared TO furnish tho trad
with any description Of these desirable Stoves.
CHAs, ID, YALE,
ku Z2-am Lao Main street
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nag- WHY SUFFER WITH RHEUMATISM

Eg@ WHY SUFFER WITH RHEUMATISM,
Neuralgia, Head Ache, Ear or Tooth Ache or pain
in any part Of the limbs or body, stomach or bowels
when You can be cured instantly with liARTS-
IIORSE'S CURE-ALL! 1t is fine tonic for weak
stomachs and bowels, giving them tone aud strength
to digest food, thus curing Indigestion and Dyspep
sia Let all who suffer buy bottle from PURCELL,
LADD Co, or other Druggists in Richmond. Bot
ties % and 80 cents. &C l0-6m
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sg~ FRESH LEECHEs.--1 have just re-
cpssed by Adams Express, fresh lot Of Swedish
LERCjTES, which viii be applied upon most reason
able terms.
P. S.--Cupping and Leeching promptly attended
Dressing Room under the American Hotel, and al
night on eth street. French Garden Hill.
my 2j-ts r. Z. UOBSON.
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nsssn SorIcK Subscribers are anx.

eus to settle M their books to July LIST, ls57 and
world call the attention OF parties interested % this
notice Having made change in our business,
name and ASSOCIATION, must close up all old &C
counts GRoSH0NG TUPMAN.
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s1s@ TRUMAN A. PARKER, successor to
r. q. Whitfield, wholesale and retail dealer ia
Shingles, Mahogany aud Lumber vi every sescrip-
ten. Office ami yard corner OF Cary and 10Th streets
Richmond, Va. my l9-d6m*
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NOTICE. persons having claims
~ against the estate of Ira o. Parker, deceased
will please present them aud all persons indebted to
his estate, will please make immediate paymeRt.
&C dts REBECCA s. PARKER, Adm'x.
MOTICE.-W have this day admitted
Ls JOHN H. CLARK, of Halifax Va, as a part
ner in oul business.
TIIWEATT & FAULKNER.
The style of the firm Will hereafter be
THWBATT, FAULKNER CLARK.
Richmond Oct. Is. 1857. oc film
NOTlCE.-Any one DESTROYS of obtain
~ ing LICENSE for the sale of liquors, can buy
for less than the cost by application at the Dis
patch effice. License expires LIST OF April, 1858.
oc 3-ta
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No. IT MINI STREET,
oc lets Over p. III. keach's Trimming Store.
nSy~ Why SUFFER WITH A CouGH, from

bSl5 Why SUFFER WITH COuGH, IfOiR
a Cold, Hoarseness, or Consumptiye Cough, when
You can obtai immediate relief by using HARTS-
H0RNEs PICTORIAL SYRUP OF WILD CHER
kTf 1t il combined With other articles suited for all
Lung, Asthma, Catarrh and Bronchial Affections.
IL is prepared by Chemist Of reputation, aud pro-
nounced by those who have usedi as the best Cough
Syrup in the world!
BOTTLES 25 80 cents and 81. Sold by PURCELL,
LADD Co, and all Druggists in Richmond.
lA-EI1
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gfS' Look AT THIs.--If you want q
genuine Ambrotype. just call at GIBBS Gallery
where ne lie BOW furnishing his customers. witt the
beauty aud durability. superior TO any made.) at
Cheaper rates than any house in the city.
Our work istwo well known to require any pull ng
from us.
,'ialery. Corinthian Hail. between 9th aud l0t h,
MAN street. p H. GIBBS
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zssszsssss==sz7 NOTICE.-Persons DESTROYS

- NUTICE.--PerSon s DESTROYS
.zazs,of sending Stock or other articles over
the road OF this Company, intended for exh bition at
the State Agricultural Fair, will be charged the
usual freis hit rates Should such stock or other art
Giles be returned in the hands of the same owner the
freight paid down will be refunded Persons wish
ing to send Stock must give four days notice TO the
Depot Agent, so iEat proper cars may be provided
SAML; RUTH, Sup't. Transportation.
OFFICE r. +. 4 F. Il. X CO.
Richmond. Oct. u lShT
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seH- Dr.. COOKS, LATE or Sr. LOUIS.
Ao.Oftice aud residence 3D. street. west side be,
tween Marshall and Clay streets. SO l9-d6m
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Sezy~ To NERVOUS SUFFERERS.

ree erg ynan, restored to health in few days af-
Aer May years u great nervous siiiefiuE Is anxious
10 maxi known the means of cure will SEND free
she prescription used Direct the Rev. JOHN NJ.
DAGNbLL. No. Io6 Fulton street, Brooklyn, \. Y.
aim
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B.rus. RArusl BAYHs!-Hot. Cola
rss~Ro.Rn or TBApE OF RICHMOND
sa~HArR CurrIsa.-To the Citizen

and Strangers visiting the City.If you wish TO get
yGur lair in the latest and most improved style,
would advise You to call oG H0BS0N, at his Hair
Cutting Room. under the American Hotei-entrante
on lith street.
n Blot Cold and Shower BATES can be had at
all heurs. Single Baths Is cents, tickets for 81.
ap G3-u
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! Itf- ttItE Fl ftNbs
KENT. PAINE Il co.
n.9pHSppcIAL NoTIcE. G. J. Al

no. SPECIAL NoTICE.--MRs. G. j. Al
LEN wishes to call the attention of the ladies of
Richmond and the public generally that she has Just
returned from New York with the latest styles of
DRESSES and WRAPpINGS. and is prepared to ex-
ecu. all work in her line of business in the best
ner and at the shortest notice. call is respectfully
solicited. Orders from the country will receive
prompt attention. -
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SPECIAL NOTICES
Roy 100000 WORTH OF FRESH AND
ELEGANT
DRY GOODS.
AT COST, FOR CASH:


In consequence Of the great financial troubles
Which nerysde the country aud in order to reduce our
1arcs and splendid stock 10 the lowest possible rs,lnt
by the lst Of January next. we have determined 10
oAsr every article IN onr Embellishments large nor
t,ol Of which have Just been received
AT COST, FOR CAsHi
Goods will be charged 10 prompt customers at rcga
lar prices.
Perhaps at no time has there evsr been offered in
this city stock 81 Dry Cooks NEW IsRaG and AT.
rPlcgIvg At COST FoR CASH Our assortment embraces
soc to- most splendid Goods in ladies wear ever
Ia this coantFy. Every article usually kept In
largs an tgst class retail and wholesale Dry foods
House viii De found IN our stock Among them are
SHANbs EM8k0IDERlES
CiOAhs LINENS
SILKS HOSIERY
DE LANES SUEErlNGS
NAtE>CiAS NkGRo CLOTHING
PLAIDS BLANKETS
MtklNokS SHIRTS, DRAWERS
CAbtCbne CLOTHS
LACEs CASSiMERES
NuSttNS FESTIN9S
HnkFS CRAyATS
GLOVES SCAkFS
&c. &c, SC.
PRICE a WATKINS
&c Its Nearly opposite Exchange Bank.
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THE VALUABLE FARM or o.

I'HE VALUABLE FARM OF 945
u ACRES, TAVERN AND MILL, AT CHRs
TERFIELD COURT HOUSE, FOR SALE AT AUG
Ti0N.-At the request of MIR. VIM H. Duvai we will
sell at auction, at Chesterfield c. House on MONDAY
ythof November, at II oclk. Chat being court day
a. NJ the above valuable real estate. The tract CON
ialns 9i5 acres of which about 40 acres are cleared
and IN high state of Improvement The balance il
mo ty in pine aud oak timber. A cart of this land
lies en- OF lear the Clover Hill Railroad, and quite
near 10 the Richmoud and Petersburg Railroad thus
making 1t OF very convenient access to market Tb,
improvements consists of Tavern containing
rooms. besides Bar-room of sufficient size TO accom-
MEDIATE the pubc--the bar and Bowling Alley pro
duce about $40 per day. The Dwelling contains s
rooms, recently built and of good material There
IS also, good Barn, Stable and all necessary ouf
houses, together with goiad GRIST MILL Of SUIT
ncient capacity to supply the neighborhood Their
Is also an Qverseers and Milier's House. The pur-
chaser VI this property at his ele con take the
Mules Farming Implements. &C., at valuation The
above property will be divided or sold together a.
may be deemed best at the time of sale plats and
surveys can be seen ut our office ia nav days
TERHs;-one-fourth cash; one-iourth at months
and the balance at Band years bonds or notes
bearing Interest, secufed by trust deed.
GODDIN x ApPERS0N
&C o-ZtaWtd Auctoneers
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-22
sY TWENTY DQLLARs REWARD

~ The above reward Of TWENTY DOLLARS
~ will be paid to any one who will deliver 10
- me- negro boy TOM, if taken ont of the
city county of Henrco Ten Dollars if taken In
the city or county. lie sometimes calls himself Tom
Brooks; He is very bright mulatto some ! feet e
inches high. lie Is Is or ~ years DID, rather thick
set, and foil head of hair. He belongs to Mrs +
Hines. and left home OH the 18th of October.
oc 3l~-ts CIIAs. BRUCE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-22

fsA.P- II. AYLETT, Attorney at Law
Practices in all the Courts held in the city of Rich
nond, aud attends regularly the County aud Circuit
COURT OF Chesterfield, Henrico, Hanover and King
liiAln Counties.
, ss-ohice over the.store of P. Johnston i Bruthe
~. 10 MAIN street. iY lin
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-22
BY Taylor & Williams, Aucts.

TWO WOODEN TENEMENTS ON
18TH STREET, AT AUCTION WIN be sold
upon the premises, on FRIDAY, the sSl OF October
commencing ft ia O'clock, P. d., two Wooden Tene-
ntents, on 18th street. in of the Lancasterian
School, and at present occupied by Mr.. Lewis Allen
Thelot front each q feet and run back 100 feet
Persons desiring to make an investment, would do
well to attend this sale.
TERas-0ne-third cash, balance at 4, and -
months, for negotiable notes, with interest aEd Sc
cured by trust derd
oc % TANInR IL WILLIAMS Ancts