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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-03-03
Democratic Meeting in Burke,

Alta large ard enthusiastic meeting of the DEM
ocracy of Burke, held at the Courthouse in Morgan
ton, on Tuesday, 2Sd February, on motion of Saml
Med. Tate, John H. Pearson, Esq., was called to the
Chair and W. S. Suddcrth and W. R. Aiken reaues-
ted to act Secretaries .. 3.
DR.. j. A. Dickson explained the object of the meet
ing, and on his motion, q committee of three
Messrs. j. A. Dickson, S. c. w. Tate, and E. E.
Greenlee, were appointed to report resolutions for
the action Of the meeting ..... r..r
During the absence of the committee, A. M Erwin,
Esq. beng called for addressed the meeting at some
length endorsing the Presidents course. especially
that on Kansas, and urged the importance of union
at the South. 81 ~ r'...
The committee having returned, reported through
their chairman, j. A. Dickson the following reso.
lutons: ~ 30 - 81 >'i' ,A''f % 'ffF"
q WHEREAS, A Convention is to be held in Char
lotte on the l4th April next, for the purpose of
nominating a Democratic candidate for the office Of
Governor, and whereas the Democracy Of Burke ap.
prove the time and place for holding said conven-
ton, and desire to be represented upon that occa.
sion, therefore, .i,s.. r., -. ..
Resolped, That the Chairman Of this meeting ap-
point fifty delegates to represent the Democracy Of
Burke in said Convention.
Resolced, That we reaffirm our devotion to the
cardinal principles of our party enunciated in the
Observation-Disclosures of the. conversions of 1856,
both State and National and that strict adhrrsnce
to the organization and time honored usages of the
Democratic party is Indispensable to ensure the
triumph Of the principles we thns sherisb.sas.T
Resoloed, That James Buchanan, in bis admins
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Rs.ozeed, MISUNDERSTANDING 1sunty Conven-
ton to be held II Haiti. nTpsgd.y e Nay Court
Legislature, and that We further hedd ed E
Dstrictin tie, County to appoint Eve Delegates Is
said Convention estp'Ia ah:lag BIZ. ,gsisifi.i,
Under the tenth resolution the following delegates
N. N. Long j. F. Simmons, 3, N. Peterson, VIM.
Hill, Jno H. Whitaker, j. W. johnson, J. H. Pom
ton W. B. Pope, D. G. Briggs, Jno. Campbell, Mum
90 P. Purnell, Moses Smith. L: L. Savage, "A.
Faucom, 7. "; Harris, Or: ": =. Long, Ed CONG
W.. Bachelor. -, -, H., .,... ..l5 -.
On motion, any democrat in the county attending
the Convention was requested to act as q delegate
On motion the chairman and secretary were added
to the list Of delegates. -, -, s...-..f..'l.
On motion these proceedings were ordered to be
published in the Representatives, and the Standard
requested to copy. f-':t'a-
On motion the meeting adjourned. -,
.. L. H. B. WHITAKER, Chm. !
W. S. BARcL1FT Sec. 49,. ....,... -. I'D 80 .
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THE WEEKLY SOUTH. >lrs,T

a T THE INSTANCE OF MANY PERSONS IN DIP.
feren parts of the country, have resolved to
Weekly Edition Of The South.
This Edition will contain he chief Editorial and teta-
ry articles of the daily paper besides variety Of news
and communications. nm,
The Wsiy South wifi be sent to single subscriber for
one year the prepayment Of q but clubs Of three or
more will be furnished at the following rates: y
For three copies 80 ~ -,s.-.,1i 6 90
e h tsn :" .s,,r,..,rr % %
In every case the money must accompany the order
The first number of the Weekly South will be issued in
few days Persons wishing complete file must send
their names in Immediately. >' =" -I'''fsf
Richmond, Va, March, 1855 ,'>''" '' ~ isGa
STATE OF NORTH-CAROLINA.-W
~ COUNTY.-In Equty.-Joseph NJ Mangum, Admir-
of Duncan Cannady and in right Of his said intesdte
and wife Angelina, Ezekiel Laws and wife Sarah Thaddeus
Cannady and others Nat E. Cannady, Admir- de 6onus
non, with the will annexed Of Doris Cannady and Elias
Cannady 80. "a .,,'-. -. a..
Whereas Joseph Mangum one of the Plaintiffs in the
above entitled cause has made 0a before the under
signed, that Elias Cannady of the Defendants id aid
cause, is nonresident Of the State Of NorCaulina
be may be- to be and at the next Term Of Court
of Equity for Wake County to be held the Court Hohse
in Raleigh, the Monday after tie lth Monday Of
March next, then and there TO plead answer deur
the said Bill, filed against him by Joseph NJ. Mangu in
right Of his i9tesate Duncan s. Cannady and assignee
to obtain the share of said Elias egatee the will
of Doris Cannady; III. said Bill will be taken pro con.
fesso to him. and set down for caring az PORTE
Given under hand at Office. this 18th February. 1857.
.eGs II sd. GRAHAM HAYWOOD, G. II. E.
January y. 1885, our 1901 ls-
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on ihursa1yacf SAareA sge9w Court toz dominate
csnalqates iYr the ensuing Legislature.
Hwas oraefed thit the pr6ceedngs III this Meet
ing &c published IA the North Carolina Standard !
"A: G. Wslaoxs, o.z 3D. .'F,'',s ' 80.
WV, H. JorsEs, Secye as'5.ssnsS / gs@d-
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d.. FAILURES IN THE CrTIEs-The business men of
th aumore withstood the late financial panic better
Ma Ma" nose Of the commercial cities of Philadeiphia.
bo1o rk, and Boston. With its 1000 business
WIS baltimore showed 90 failures to 915 in New
York Post fA'' ""0 A'' !" oos''n'-"s"
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Three Days Later from Europe. of the
Anpr;rn

Three Days Later from Eu'ope.-Arrivaz of the
america.
HALIFAX, Feb 27.-The r. B. NJ steamship Amer
ica from Liverpool the 18th instant, arrived here
this evening The North American arrived at Liver.
pool on the 1lth .....i .
The news is generally unimportant In Parlia-
ment Lord Palmerston's motion for leave to intro.
o % bill vesting the government Of India in the
Orown was being debated.
l, There were rumors of extensive notifications in
the French ministry. .,.ra- ,.,.0.....a
collision had occurred off Holyhead between the
neamer North American and the barque Leander, of
"a pam. bound to New Orleans The barque sunk and
ten lives were lost ....'.. !. .0-srs3y
LIVERPOOL MARKET #f
5RIDAx-Cotton closed buoyant, and all qualities
n nao considerably advanced-sales Of the week IT.,
WV oales. Manchester advices were favorable-four
was very dull and quotations nominal closed
uuoyant-corn had a declining tendency. Money
"" decidedly easier-the bank had reduced its rates
VI d per cent. Consols 961.
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GONE ONE ENTERED THE PORCH ~
~ my house on Monday evening last and stole bid
eage containing fine mocking bird ALI persons are no.
ward will be given for the recovery of either or both
Raleigh, March Q, 1885, .r.r, .>'' - IA,
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80. e, - n"'" E BROCK HOLDEN; ,-~a. -. i
ACTlNG OFFICER FOR CAsWELL co:
"nL' ATTEND TO ALI, CLAIMS ENTRiTSrrnn
Leasburg, N. G. ~ ~''f>S.' - Wv v'ucs
March 2, 1885, --'8-' '.' .''' 20
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COMMISSION AND GENERAL AGENCY BUSINESS.
=. - 80 IN RALEIGH, N. Co.
'~r. BY j. r. WHITAKER. -
a NY ARTICLE OR BUSINESS SENT TO HIM
q will be promptly attended to-strlct and correct re-
sufno mdue.
~'-I't REFERENCES: e. re. a-s-Tr
'' CHARLES DEWEY, t. - HOLDEN a w,,sow =
JESSE BROWN, i'a rH'.r r' EInBRo' JONES -
E.. B.. FREEMAN -pI - r. n wu,r.rr,
Flour, Bacon Meal Moiasses Rice Sugar Coffee Irish
and Sweet Potatoes Talow and Adamante Candles best
quality White Beans and Peas Oranges and Apples Figs
haisns and Candy, Tobacco and Snuff. And many other
ARTICLES may be found cheap at this Commission HOUSE.
Also Pianos and Melodsons from the best makers in
New York and Boston. and sold low be- bou9lt
fregat added in New York Boston Meodeona Pine
Styles Ocaves, from F.. to F. r,ili 50, ,7-F ',c
orders from any part of he State promptly attended
Music rooms up stairs, by .a
-...... E. WHITAKER,
March 2, 1858. 1,' '7' 1sNsw4WSt:-
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MEETING OF THE BOARD OF CoMM1ss1oNERs.-A
special meeting of the Board of Commissioners was
held on Friday evening last Mayor Harrison in tie
Chair All were present except COL Marlborough,
who we regret to learn is seriously i'll. No bust.
ness of importance was transacted.
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MORE. STILL MoRE-Our thanks to friend in
Chatham for club of fifteen subscribers Also, to
friend in Ecdgcombe for an addition OF eight names
to former club. We have added sixty names to
our list during the past week. There is still room
for more.
For all club subscribers, and indeed for all sub
scrbers the receipt of paper is receipt for the
money sent,
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6SU1I1 Dam

DUBLTC SALE or MOST VALUABLK
= TAvERN pROPeRTY At LOqIeA ogunf-
H0UoB-Wnl BE- sold, On MONDAY, the zolh 4ay
Of esptembeF 10 the highest bidder, the mces v4lu
sble and vel knosn Tavern Property ~ LC0te
Court House. Qt beinQ the only tavern m the VII
la9e) together with about tan acres Of land.
This 4 eeijeyei 70 be the most valuable tavern
property u Eas1Qm Virginia, poaseosfpg advan-
taGes which but few other lccatton6 DO
1ne bulIdingB, consisting Of three large housee p
0etner With various cUttsees and omces, rendexS u
we'll adapted for the accommodatien Of the bumefs
cue peres % stopptng there oil public cccadons
ana eularly % fer the reception Of boarde during
The dining room. bar and stables are sbundsntly
supplied With spring water. which also ahoFds .
eons.ant iSune,in IN the ysrd keeping atenk, con-
tanning li0J gallons. constantly filed. which Wilt
suppty water Tor haths, gardens wnGhiuG, &C The
Stables CONTAINING 81 stalls. do ~ affurd sufcicnt
aceommodAsion for the pubic on court daye
Inero are also store room and saddler'S shop,
Wn,ch rent well. belonging 10 the tavern.
IDS property, being situated imut diately upon
the virginia Central ral DAD 50 miles northwest Of
k1chmoLd. and "a miles NJ 0ordonsville- juno.
ton OF the Alexandria railroad with the Central
inc mail cars psssing Il twice day In each drec.
tfon make 1t accessible from al poinfs.
DeeIlning health only induces me TO di.pose Of
such valuable property.
TERx5-One fourth c,sh; halspce in !, and :
years. bearing interest, but II desired, upon good
security. time will be given upon the whole
&c CAMMACK.
Louisa CourtHonse. Va an 2t-d2tkcwlt
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HOT 6PRlNGB. VIRGINIA. NJ
~, ~ TuRHs REMEpY PORCH RoNIs, DIs 80
49, s2ssi y teis place IL nov open or the rece
s AIM - vMtofs The supply OF mineral water *
rsh and there aFe slae Baths constantiv sun
rsous mssa water from separate sprinss Il "a
RtsFs,, Wa H cure the CHRONIC PORMs ~
~ naH ~, MsATlsM: NEukALdIA. 00Ur. DisEasEss
y. Ihk LIVER PARALYsIi, lires lrom imam mo
oI nsSFs s ssssssNn OLD INlUxIis 10 iii. Nus
GLANDS, aPiNAL IRRiTXTidN ArnnnA nnnSp
ppftAMkRHEA and some bfSEASks PsciIIi nyN ~
49, Inc, mere thoroughly and RAPIDLY than A.
XITRRATssHvyo on The Anesican contipent Their
surpasscd bv I'M sna CukAIlvk Pow Frs are nm
Of ths siobs tnose OF y mineral water on the face
Many persona airiicsed with N. ai....a. .n,m.,
!. ~ ,ssesss ~ ferms which had resisted the ost
Iiyes az az =. treatment. and had rendered the
nsrs ionE ysars OF pain. have been restored 70
pS.test health ~ their Ne. OF the vast number
sguerlnT with such naiadies there are compa-
II anr rev indeed who would not be either perfect
nns springs are situated in an elevated mountain
tegion; The scenery around IL wild. romantic and
and more healthy or delightful sumner
Besides s.a h s0H HST s 4 FIND h. .v,d.
two ane pLsAsgkE BATHs for persons S IN good osa
s az avuD MUSIC VIII be in attendance carly
!. RoUTE:-rrom the principal cities in tn. United
enia Central Road thence by stage coar hes twenty
miles, over well graded turnpike 70 the Snrinrs
passengers leaving Richmond. Va or Baltimore
ND m tne morning. can come through to this place
Fer full account Of thi celebrated Watering
% Bows Review for May and June, also. American
safmer fca May and june. write TO The Subscriber
my Sl--ti3m Hot SnrIrys D.
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EA1M IN HANOvRR COmEfY YOf
EeALa AZ AUCTION -wi1l Is sold, q unD-
s:sl AZ Z: az 81 6 ss
nom tse =, 1tPH i. eosssiniss sSoas Isl sesss,
iesis: sai oshsrs re s.isSinss = sss 49, r.
Old end semsvhet cgtof repair. 1hsrs q . we'll 4
s.ssss. OIL g s' s s:ss b,.,e.
die rstainsd until lsss noe !. VA -
Re-The above Farm can BE- purchased pfjvsSsly
BIZ applying to aoDDIs APPERsoH. q g (
Two VALUABLE FARMS IN HEN.
= RICO. NM MLE AND THE 3THEk
1sD II Tan flss On III FOUNTAIN RU NAP
John D Thomas (who contemplate parchs sss :
ssssr m sS e %
tsmbsr, Leg. a. O'clock 4. i iair; 4 not The
Hin. located nine miles above Richmond, nsar the
j.s Eysils md TIiddy's sss.ss 1hs srsss coz
this tract there u ,mfortabls Dwelling, larGe
Brick Barn. and other buildings. besides IN excel-
ssfdsd !: most desirable Psr@. After .ScS' vii
be eo!d the FERN called "Oag Grove" on which the
s.id Ihomas nov resides. containing 2H acres situ
nond and one and half mice 4 the. railroad.
Ehere i crosses the Mountain ioed bounded By the
Chickahominy, the lands Of Mrs Williamson, Alfred
winston. John R!ail and others About half Of
this tract cleared. balance in original and second
meadow land, Of which 20 acres are cleared The
buildings consist of . large Framed Dwelling con.
tanning twelve rooms, formerly used for tavern.
besides the usual out houses, such Barn, Stable
&C. and an excellent Apple. Orchard. well OF fine
water IN the ya5j, and several sprinss.
YEAR,, for bQads bearing interest secured By trust
deed. 0ODDIN APPERSOS.
al IL Auctioneefv
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By Edmond, Davenport & Co.

- COFFEE: ALSO. LIVERPOOL FINE SALT
&c @G-on FRIDAY. August 9th. at IL O'Clock.
We will offer for sale at auction the cargo of the
bark Sallie Magee" direct from Rio consisting of
5000 bags Rio Coffee superiors
500 Santos do.
ALSO
1000 sacks fine Salt per ship Geo Evans" direct
from Liverpool, deliverable either at City
Point or Richmond
ALSO
$50 casks Hibbert's London Porter
30 half pipes and eighth casks Otard God
dard brandies in Custom House, direct i'm
p0rtation from France
-ALSO-
100 half chests choice Guupowder Teas. suita-
BILE for Family 0rocers 49,
EDMOND, DAVENPORT 4 co,
2Q-fda As5E {
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ROCKBRlDGE BATHs.-Tnis favori.

kOShDhlD0E DAInO.-1n DIS IaVOFue
~ bathing place. long known as LETCHER's. and
cent? pu chased by a company of gentlemen in
Rockbridge county, where it is situated and where
the virtues of the water best known and will be
9FeH or the reception Of visitors upon the lst OF
erected and no effort will he spared to make liza de-
lightfu summer resort. 1t is beautifully located
the North River, in the midst OF mountain and val
ley scenery unsurpassed in varied beauty by any in
the State 1t is ON the main stage road from Lex
lngton to the Central Railroad distant eleven miles
from the former and nine miles from Goshen Depot,
on the latter Visitors can reach the Baths In one
day from Petersburg Richmond and Alexandria, ar
irving at their destination before sunset.
The temperature of the water is a little higher
than that OF the Old Sweet and this with the pecu
liar character and buoyancy Of the water, which is
highly charged with Carbonic Acid Gas. and con-
tains MaGnesa, 1rOn DC, renders bathing in it, by
universal consent of those who have triedit delight
full and invigorating to an extraordinary degree
experience, especially in cases of general Debility
Dyspepsia, Diseases of the Lungs, Ulceratiops,
wherever existing, Rheumatism, Amenorrhea, BIS
menorrhea, MeBorrhagia, LeucorThea, Prolapsus
children. it is unsurpassed If equalled by any wa
ter in the world. Near at hand is q fine Sulphur
Spring, second only to the famous White Sulphur
OF Greenbrier. to which visitors to the Baths have
Governor Henry A. Wise, who spent portion of
last summer with his family at "the Baths" thus
speaks of it: cit is my chosen spot in tho noun.
tains and shall certainly revisit it, If possible next
summer.
Reference may also be had, amongst many others.
TO Col Z III Smith, Superintendent of tho Virginia
Military Institute, Rev VIM S White, D d. aud Rev
of the firm of Kent. Paine { Kent, Richmond. and
THunter ESQ. of selma, Alabama.
TERMs--sl 30 per day. for less than one week; SO
per week for less than two weeks; So per week. for
more than two weeks, and $50 per month.
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By Dunlop, Moncurs & Co Aucts.

CARGO OF PORTO RICO SUGAR AID
MOLASSBS, AT AU0TI0N.-On FRIDAY,
the 9th inst commencing Ct 10 o'clock, will sell
az our WAREHOUSE AT kOCKETTS. the cargo
of: = --'fp go = =
223 hbds prime and strictly choice quality SD.
gar 81
50 hhds choice p Molaases
fEKhs.-Enner 500 cash; over SEQ mouths cred
1t, for approved negotiable paper.
Sale without regard to weather. and Will COM
mence precisely at 10 o'clock to enable dealers 10
attend the cargo sala OF Coffee, by Meesrs kdmond
davenport Co. DUNLOP MONCGRE co,
GU I'll Aue
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By e. B. Cook Il Co.
FURNITURE. FURNITURE. Sc. A

FURNITURE, FURNITURE, &C.. AT
\ AUCrI0N.-We will D. II at our store, on MON.
ture, DC. from family declining bousek eping.
consisting in part of Mahogany Marble Top Blu.
reaux. Mahogany Marble Top Tables; Mahogany
Hair Seat Parior Chairs; Mahogany Hair Beat 60
fas; Mahogany Werdrobes. Wash Stands Bedstead;
Hair and Shuck Mattresses; splendid Spring Mat.
trass; two second hand Pianos. gsI9n,s.
The usual variety of Dining Room and Kitchen
Furniture. EB COOK Il Co,
au 20 Aucti0ueere.
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NOTICE TO RAIL ROAD CONTRAC
OFFICE OF RICHMOND AND YORK RIvER)
= A II GAMpANY =

.--HI RICHMOND July 18th, 1873. J
The undersigned is authorized TO receive Proposals.
Gross Ties Laying the Track, Dep It's and all other
work necessary to complete the lst Division of The
Richmond aud York River Railroad to Pamunkey
River (23 miIes and also for the Ind Division tsep
arstelyD from Pamunkey River to West Point,
Us $40 mies) including Pamuns ey River Bridge.
neer's Office OF the abeve Company. in Richmond.
until the 10th day of August next. where Plans.
ders will also be furnished on and after the LIST cay
Of August. ,
an State Bonds Bidders tn ,how satisfactory eyi'
dence ofabilty aud responsibility and 10 per cent
reserved from monthly estimates until contracts are
completed. D. 8. WALLOa,
jy 23-dtSA Chiei Engr;
aB- The above Letting lie postponed until the
24th August Bids will be received from the 18th to
the cath inclusive. WALruN,
an 5-t24A E5a1A Chief Engineer.
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CLASSICAL AND COMMERCIAL
~ SCHOOL,
On 9th. street. between Broa d and Marshall.
HPW,3 wp9 sMErA IN Principals.

sv Professor EMI)N, Instructor IN french.
This institution will reopen on Monday the goth
of September
Thenumber of scholars receved into this school
is lmited so that each pupil has the special atten
ton of the Principals. The course of instruction in
the primary ttudies is critical and thorough and
advanced pupils and young men are fitted for bust
ness or for entering either of the classes in College
Rect ,tions are conducted with of Mathematical
Blcth Charts, Globes and various apparatus
Pupils in Bookkeeping VIII receive particular
attention.
Circulars containing further information can be
had at the bookstores Of Messrs b Price and John
III Richardson.
One of the Principals can be found at the studT On
Broad st. I'd daeT from 9th st. au l6-2m !
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By Iunlop, Moncure 4 Go. =

CTEA NJ B DAT AT AUCTION. On
~ THURSDAY. 26th inst, at 9 O'Clock, NJ, we
store, the Steamer TUNIS BROWN. said sseam-
er 10 IS feet keel % feet BEAM has 80 horse power
engine. 10 Inch cylinder, and 8 feet stroke. The
hull il built of the bert materials. and In The most
substantial manner. The engine Ia in fine order.
TERMs-0ne-lourth cash; balance months credit.
with approved security.
DUNLOP. MoNCURE Z co,
eEla.. AM
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~ MULES, MULES.-The subscri-
d2Sberx have Just received at their Stables, on
Cary street OF DC site the Gas Houses large lot OF
nae young MULES, which Q offered at low prices
and on accommodating terms We Will regularly
be in receipt Of uag ULEs from Kentucky. ara
can fiji all orders IN the nost satisfactory manner.
GREEN Il JOHNSON, Gary st..
al, Ia-arn y. -. nnnosita Gas House.
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HAMPTON ACADEMY.

JOHN B CARY. A NJ Principal, instructor in An
cient Languages and Mathematics.
h EDM0NDS, v nj !, Assistant in Mathemat-
les and instructor in Tactics.
JESSE 8 JONES, A b, Assistant in Ancient Ian
guages
PA 'LIPPE HEALE. instructor in Modern Lam
gua9es and Music
MISS EMILY A CLEVELAND, Instruc.ress in
Female Department.
Board and Tuition in Ancient Languages and
Mathematics, S?20 per session of ten months COM
mencing the LIST Monday in October. Lights
extra For catalogue, or further information, ad.
dress the PRINCIPAL Hampton Va an Gin
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A MELIA WHITE HUR

4 MEL A W II e 8 q Z II q Il
n SPRINGS These justly celebrated Springs
are situated in Amelia county, Va IL miles from the
Junction of the South Side and Richmond and Dan
VILE Railroad 43 miles from Richmond, and acces.
sible twice day for visitors fir the South. North,
East or West. An Omnibus will be ready at Jeters-
vile Station upon the arrival of each train, to con-
vey passengers to the Springs:
The season opens the LIST day of july and closes
on the LIST of October.
The Waters are like those of the famous Green
brier White Sulphur, and require no puff or certif-
cate as to their qualities, having bnen tried many
years to the satisfaction Of every one.
Board, per month.
week ~
q
Children under IL years of age, half price.
Servants do
AT Meals sent to rooms at an extra charge.
lie 23-2ms
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RUNAwAYe.
FIFTY DOLLARS REWApD

IA LeG my farm in Hanover county last euu.
n dav. without any prevocation a NEGRO
A MAN, About "a years old, gingerbread color.
wis calls himself JAMES BRENT Very etc Mt
would weigh, suppose. l7aor $50 pounds-had on.
WREN he ieft straw hat, light colored WOODEN pants
aud coat OF the same material was accustomed TO
very intelligent. II ks very freely.
purchased him in Rich mond ID Junelast, of Mr.
Grtgsey, ct Alexandris; he says he was recently
Thoronghssre, Prince William ceunty, Va
Viii give reward of $40 for his apprehension in
mond, S2 saywhere else in Virginia; or if out Of
Virgins, $50.
Stx Y nm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-21
By Goddin & Apperson.
TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO HAM

TsKUSTEES' SALE OF TWO HAND.
I SOME TENMENTS, ON CLAY AND SMITH
STRLEETS. IN BULLOCK AND HARRY ADJ
DlT1ON-Att the request Of the trustees of the Hen
ry Company and all other parties interested, we
shall sell at public auction the premises on SA-
TUkDAY afternoon, the 18th August, 1858, at 5
O'Clock the Lot, located as above. fronting SO feet
ming back I53 3l2 feet to an alley having thereon
two excellent framed Dwellings,, nearly new, and
well built The foregoing loties in Henrico county
only about twenty yards from the corporation line
TERMs-One fifth cash; balance q. g. 6. 9 and ~
months. for negotiable noes interest added secured
aui GODDIN 4 APPERSON. Auct..