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zEctoes of t1e Beautiful
wilt rhaaIbss Ne Thus Forever

Thou gazest, deep and earnest
Deep and earnest are thinc eyes
I know that in our being
There are answering sympathiesj
know there dvells upon me
An affection rich and pure,
And ask, with anxious yearning,
"Will Il ever thus endure7"
Quick changes come upon u.s.
Changes not in our control;
There are shadows and eclipses,
And dark tides upon the soul.
With trcmulous emotion,
I accept thy bounteous store,
But ask, with anxious yearnin3.
sVilt thou love me eyermore 7" ~
Thou knowest all my weakness
Thou knowcst all my powers
Thou'st read my life and knowest
Every word and every lower
And IL within my nature
Any gracious gift there be,
4 would its brightest radiance
Should trust itself with thee.
Gsds Knows no selash impulse e
Draws my heart thus close 70 thines
would that all my toiling
Should partake Of the divine;
I would be wise and perfect,
Living truly, heartily,
That life most glorious halos
Should surround and haIlow thee.
And II upon thy pathway,
have east one tiny ray
Made one moment brighter, happier
by my life; or by my lay
Then thou canst not love a nature
That's meaner than thine own;
Thou can st never have enjoyment
In q soul Of lower tone.
So rest my heart contented,
For IN this clearer view,
sec fhou'lt not withhold me
Such love as is my due
And If some richer nature
With the gift that orce was mine,
must bow my head submissive
To Law of the Divine
But with earnest, strong cndeavor,
I would labor BY thy side,
Earn the right to be companion,
Felow-w worker a..l thy guide
Through all earth's weary turmoil,
Keep loving soul, and pure,
And thy bounfics of affection
viii forever thus endure
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pJr Why is a -youug man hugging
his sweetheart likeau epicurc who pcr-
mits his wine to run away Because
he is wasting what he loves. The pcr-
petrator OF this was sent 20 hng-tis'
pcnitentiary. sery'd him right
f3- When Baltimore lady is kissed,
she says she ir taking ehleroforr, and
remains inscnsiblc as long as. the opera.
ton lasts
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pa- Charles Lamb is reported to have
said "Thc water-cnro is neither old
nor wonderful; for il is only as old ss
the dclugc, which killed more tban it
cured"
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ss- This , last line on this row.
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p6- Butcher--''Thcre. sir > that's a
fine ham. / cured it myself
Customer-"curcd il yourself; why.
what was the matter with it ?"T@7
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p0- An impossibility-two large wo-
men with large hoops trying 10 owalk
under one small umbrella. ilfenf4t
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aa- ~Oh a beautiful aud accomplish.
ed young lady, says the ;'yracuse Jour
nal, passed q full hour in her fathers
garden yesterday morning on a flower
bed with a rake" Syracuse n an aw~
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ons dollar and ffty cents per year, payable in
odvanee two dollars 1t the end Of six months,
sr three dollars 81 the expiration Of the year.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-16
JOHN A. HUTCHINSON.
fl 4-tds Sheriff OF Henrico county.
TRUSTEES SALE OF LEASEHOLD

y
L PROPERTY, AND A CARPENTER, NAMND
AARON RosS.-On the 10th day of February, 1853,
the undersigned, who were appointed Trustees In o
deed of trust, executed BIZ Hardinia Ross the Ah
day Of May, 1881 which deed is recorded In the hust
ings Court Clerk Office in the city OF Richmond, IN
Book Ne II II, page 2, to secure ito George N. No.
wage the sum Of three negotiable notes the hrst
tearing date on the fth day Of May, 1887, parable
eight months after It's date the second bearing date
after its date and the third Bearing date on the Ill
day OF May. 1851, payable twsntyfour months after
rona for ssso and the thrd for s the shres ma
king in the aggregate the sum Of $le1O." we will,
at te reqnestof Gtorge M. Savage. proceed 10 sell
deed will be sufficient to pay the notes aforesaid.
the costs of recording the deed Of trust. and "the
ii Hector Davis, on franklin street, In the city q
Richmond, upon the following terms: For sum
eient amount In cash to pay the note hrst herein
the interest which may have accrued on the same,
ana the expenses of executing this trust: and ~ 70
Of $40. upon credit OF sixteen months from the ss
day OF May, 1885,; and for the sum OF $50, upon .
credit OF trenty-foHr months. nom tho 4th day Of
May, 1851: and for the balance of the purchase mo-
ney, upon such credit ms the said Hardinia kcss
shall direst For the credit payments, negotiable
S Is the pr sh
ssme which was conveyed by deed Of lease. bearing
date on the first day of May, 1857. between samuel
the Clerks Office of the Hastings Court Of the city
of Richmond, to the said Ross, and 10 described In
The sait deed rs certain lot OF ground fronting 80
yentyv feet the south side OF BT DAD street, be-
tween Wall street aud Birch Alley aud eixteenth
STREET running back on its eastern line ono hundred
and and half teet on Its western line, one hun
bred and twenty three feef Its line eeyenty-
four feet-bounded the east by the lot OF Richard
Adams estate; on the west by Wall street or Birch
Alley; on the south by the lot sold 10 Henry Lump
kinwhich lease Ia for nins years from the LIST day
of May 1857 at annual rent Of eighty dollars per
year. TO be paid quarterly. There are terms. eondi-
tons and agreements in the lease, which will be
fully explained ON the day Of sale. The Negro Man
IL represented as q good carpenter.
We will commence the sale at " o'clock, with the
aforesaid real estate and II 1t brings enough to pay
the debt due 10 George NJ. Savage and the expenses
of executing the trust shail not oer for s.lc the
after the sale Of the real estate, sell him.
We believe the title ~ the above property TO b
perfectly good bnt selling as Trustees we shall con-
icy with special warranty only.
JS0. N. GREGORY. lrr,.t.ss
JOHN r. GARNET,
fe 4--dtds
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4 UCTIoN SALES.
--,>-...sl-...-,s.-r. -.>..s----r.--s.--~--4
FUTURE D1YH
~ .--.s4s-4s-ssjss
BY u. D. Cook & Co.

:
EXECUTORS SALE OF ELEGANT
IL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUCTION
The Undersigned, Executors OF the late John Won
bic. decd, will proceed TO sell ct his residence on
Grace. between 9Th and 9th streets, on FRIDAY. the
18th inst. at 10 O'Clock.
The whole of the Household and Kitchen Fur
niture, consisting in part Of
Splendid Mahogany Sofas and Tete-a-Tetes
Centre and Pier Tables, with marble fops
Manfe Vases
Splendid Brussels Carpets
Magnificent Brocatel Curtains
Mshogany and Cane-seat Chairs
Bureaus, Wardrobes
Beosteads, amongst which Ia n spleudid Mahoo A.
ny French Brdstead
Beds, Mattresses, Washatands
Beaufifui Gas Chandeliers, Brackets. &c.
ALSO,
'-octaye Piano in Rosewood Case. n splendid In
strument
ALSO,
The s usual variety Of bningroom Furniture, in
large assortment of Cruckery. Glassware, &c,
amongst which may be found a splendid China Din
ner Set, containing leg pieces; China Tea Sets Sill.
yer and Plated Ware; Cuf-GIass Dtcanters: Cham
pasnes' a0bist'' "ine st Sc
The usual variety Of Kitchen Furniture
~ The house will be open on THURSDAY the 18th.
to give those who may desire il an Opportunity oi
examining the Furniture.
TERMS: Fur oil sums under 500, cash over that
amount, months. for approved negotiable paper
2 "a, 1 C,sshkNsHAW,l Executors
WIN Il Lyons ss.h' Jpo won Sf decd
Sale conducted by 4 Cook 4 Co, Aucts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-16
By Goddin Il Apperson.

TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLE
l. PRIVATE RESIDENCE ON GRACE. Bn-
TWEEN F0UsIIEk AND ADAMS bTkEkTb.=As
Trus. ees In Deed Of Trnst from Mr.. Philip Win
stoa and wife. dated 2tth November. 1857. duly re-
corded In Richmond Hustinss Court, we shall pro-
10 sell At public auction, on the premses, on
TUESDAY the 10th day OF February, 1854, ct
o'clock NJ. tho excellent Brick Dwelling located =
above, recently occupied By the said Winston. 10
has 10 rooms, besides ample servants scconmoda-
tion. The house 10 nearly new and Ii well built.
TERMs-0neffth cash; balance OF ), 9. and u
months for negotiable notes, bearing interest -.
cured by trust deed or title retained. The tA1ee
and insurance for 1853 TO be paid BY the purchaser.
V a0pDhN,p Trustees.
aaia conducted hx Gas,nIN ArPEHkON. Aucta.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-16
BY Kent, Paine s. Co.

GALE OF BINFORD, MAYO & BLAIR'S
- STOCK OF DRY GOODS, AT AUCTION On
WEDNESDAY, the 18th instant commencing ut 10
O'clock we will sell at the store of Messrs Binfsrd
Mayo Blair, No % Main street. the entire balance
of their stock OF DRY GOODS remaining on hand
Goods, which will be sold without limit or reserve.
TERns-All s. ANS under 500. cash; under $3.50, 4
months, over $780, months credit for approved en-
dorsed notes. KENT, PAINE Il o.,
fa6 A,,cf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-16

TURATOR'S SALE.-Wiil be sold on
" the 18th of the present month, (FEBRUARY,)
at the residence of 1arply f. Irby in the lower end
of Henrieo, about miles from the city OF Rich
mond all OF the ,perishable property belonging to
Horses, Cows, Hogs. Farming Implements and
trops. At the same time will he hired out. to the
highest bidder, all the negroes beluuRing to SAID
estate. consisting Of Negro Man, who is a good
farm hand; three Boys and several Women and Girls,
all OF HON have been Used TO faim work. The
hirer giving bonds with good security for the hire.
The pershable property will he sold on credit of
four months the purchasers giving bonds with sat
isfactory secur y.
JN0 A UUTCHEsO Curator of
fe aids The estate of kliyahafh Irhy decd
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-16
By Alexander Nots.
FURNITURE. DRY GOODS. eRoCE

FURNITURE, DRY GOODS, GROCE.
l. RIES, 6c.-Wii be sold at auction, at my store.
on TUESDAY morning next, the 18th inst. con.
mencng at 10 O'Clock, q large lot new and second
hand Furniture.
DRY ao0DS.-Cloths, Cassimeres, Cassinets, Ian.
REAOY-MADE CIOTHIN9.-Two hundred Over
coats l5 Cashmere and Silk Vests IS pair Caseimsga
chiefs, &c. 5
Ga0CERIES.- whiskey, Gin, Rum, Brandy, Gu
fs IS ALEX. MOTT. Auc<.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-16
L,OR CHILDREN AND YOUTH.

L>0R CHILDREN AND YOUTH,
l. AtP b. PRICES
FIRST Footsteps in the Way of Knowledge" %
cents.
THE Picture Alphabet; cents
THE Pictorial Alphabet, various styles in linen q
cents.
EASY Lessons for the Little Ones at Home; 30cents
LII TIE Songs for Little Peop.e: 81 cts.
SONGS for the Little Ones at Homt: 81 cts
PAPER nells and how to Make Them; u cts.
PAPER Doll Family 50 cts
PAPER Doll Furniture and how to Make 1t; so cts
PAPER Doll Furniture; 80 cts.
NATIONAL Costume In Paper Dolls; IS cts.
MEkKY-S Museum 81 per year. per No. 10 cts.
THE Little Susy Books, Der Get. 81 50.
sUSY'S &c birthdays, )" six Teachers Little
Servant, each, 30 cents.
BLIND Tom, new and interesting Juvenile; 81
cents.
THE Basket Of Flowers: 81 cents
FI0WERS by the Wayside; y cents.
OHILD'S History of England, by Charles Dickens
2vols: rs.
MINISTEkING Children. an excellent story 81.
LINE upon Line, preeept upon Precept, and Peer
of Day each Is cents.
MAR Home; by the same author; rs cts.
ROBINSON Crusoe,o Life and Writings ef Frank
lin. Historical Cabinet. highly illustrated; Cob
belts Advice, "Arthurs Six Nights Esore Ia
| bles Parents Assistant, Harry and Lucy. Poru
lar Tales Juvenile Rudges, -.
REV. G. W. Leyburn's Message to the Young @.
cents. e h-Ss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-16
TRUsTEE'S SALE OF LAND. &c

TRUSTEES SALE OF LAND, &c
L BY virtue of deed Of trust, of record In th
Clerks Office OF the county Of Henrico, executed BY
John w Marlborough for the benefit of John Nor.
ris. to Nathaniel q. Claib0rn.. trustee, in whose
stead Rave been app inted trustee By the county
Court of Henrico, shall sell. at public auction
the 10th February st o'clock 2. NJ. If fair. if not
the following TUESDAY at the same hour, to thu
highest bidder for cash tract of land which said
John W. Yarhrough resides, containing about ten
acres, one mile from Richmond, On the Deep Run
read. adjoining the lands of VIM. @. Allen and Mrs.
Eliza Taiiry
Also. one MICRO WOMAN, one HORSE, out
Market WAGON, one horse CART, and all the house
hold and kitchen furniture and agricultural utensils
of all KINDS on said premises.
The title is undeubted but selling as trustee, l
can only warrant specially.
MAURICE L. GUERRANT.
l.J,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-16
BY Richard Cauthorn.
GLASSWARE, CROCKERY, &c., AT

~ AUCTION.-On FRIDAY, the 18th inst at 10
O'Clock. Mt my store. will sell ut auction large and
desirable lot Of Crnckery and Glassware consisting
in part of Plates, Dishes. Chambers. Pitchers Mugs.
Basins and Ew@rs. Bowls. Rockingham Ware of all
kinds. China Tea sets, Sugars, Motto Cups and sau-
GERS Tea Pots China Vases Castors Decanters Cob
lets, Tumblers, Lager Roer Mugs, Butter Dishes,
Preserves, Glass Bowls Salts, &C.
f. 10 X CAUTHORN, Auct.
- The above sale of Crockery and Glass ware Is
postponed to WEDNESDAY, 18th inst, at 10 O'Clock
NJ when il will certainly take place without
gard 10 weather. 70 IS C, Auct.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-16
DISSOLUTIONS, &c.

CO-PARTNERsHIP.-The subscribers,
~ having associated themselves together for the
purpose of conducting a general BANKING and
EXCHANGE BuSIN ESs, under the style of In
DERs, SUTTON & Co., tender their services for the
transaction of asy business entrusted to tneir
They will give prompt and careful attention to the
negotiation of Stocks Bonds, and other securities;
investment of capital and all other matters pertain
ing to their business
e. Office for the present, at t. T. Winston Il
Co.'s old stand. corner.0f Cary and 18th streets.
JOAN ENpERS,
W. NJ. SUTTON,
fe2-Im RICH'D. T. FOSTER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-16
BY Henry w. Quarlcs,
~ tsu N,;n str,>f1
A TTRACrIvE SALE OF BOOKS

A TTRACTIVE SALE OF BOOKS
IN On TUESDAY, the I'D instant. commencing at
~ O'clock 7. NJ will be sold at auction, extsD
sive caiaIpgue of KS con- prislng the library OF
the late William Maxwell, ksa L. L; D., Secretary
p Berry, a learned English Clergyman. with addi-
tions from other sources ofany valuable. rare. and
curious works In History, Bi graphy, Theology,
Travels, Bellies Ietsres the sciences, &c. &C.
Catalogues will be ready on M0NrAY. the 18th
instant. and the books for exarniGation On FRIDAY
previous to the sale,
HENRY w. QHARLES, Auct.
Persons unshle to atteni this sale can have their
orders executed by the AuetoneeT. or by Messrs.
James woodhouse 4 Co Richmond, Va fe 10
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-16

srau NoricB-On last Friday &
even5ag aGREEN BON was stolen from the Xxx
resldeuce NJ the undeTsisned, containiagI w
IETTS and one COLLAR for the fame, of Black
Vci,e t work "a with Silver Bullion, with three Silver
t,rnsSrs 'iali Chain and other articles As they
are af no use TO any one else except Knight Tenn
nnr wa viii warn al persons from purchasing them:
anil ! offer o suitable rewar AMI many thanks, II
,hcv will lse returned or for any information ci
their whereabouts at the residence Of r. Semon or
AZ this Office RACHEL SEM0S, Main st.
One door below Locust Alley,
Opposite T., X. Whites Shoe Store
e. l5-sls Up stairs.
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BY Thomas w. Keesee, Auctioneer,
(Ofiice Corner I2th and CARY streets)

(Oflco Corner l2th and Cary streets.)
sEHN,u1Trh ASSlGNEE'S SALE OF
- CANAL BOAT, STREET WAGON.
MILL OFFAL, NAILS. OFFICE FURNITURE,
6c.-By yirtne of deed Of trust executed 20 me by
TaIiaferro Reid and duly recorded in the Office Of
the Hastings Court 4 the city of Richmond offer
for sale the following property, viz: Canal Boat,
bamed John p. Bsskett; ] street Wagon, nearly
new: about 5000 bushels Mill Ofal; Brown stuff;
shorts; Bran; Nails; Flour Bags, &c together with
property will be sold privately AMI if not disposed
of will be sold ut public auction at the stone bnild
ing on the north side of the Pasin, on THURSDAY,
the 25th inst at I2 O'clock NJ.
BENZ. C. GRAY, Trustee.
HN-Sale TO be conducted by
fs - THns. w Il REsEs, Auet.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-16
By Alexander Mott.

CTOCK SALE AT AUCTlON.-Wil be
~ sold in the Rotunda of the Exchange Hotel on
TUESDAY the sd inst, at ~ o'clock N:
$2nm1 Third Mortgage Bonds of the Virginia
and Tennessee Railroad g years to run
100 Shares Lynchburg Gas Company Stock
This company paid dividend of IA
per cent in September last.
IS Shares of Richmond and Danvi!le Rail
road Company.
Ia0 Shares Merchants Insurance Company.
5 Shares Glover Hill Stock.
3O0 Virginia (Regstered) State Stock.
Persons de-irous of adding TO this sale can do so
at any time previous to the Esd.
fe i6 G PURCELL CO.
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LOST.

+ UST OR STOLEN-From The subscri-
IL b4r, on Monday, the lat of February last one
Bond for negro hire, drawn by Mr. w Atkinson for
SIt, upon which there was two credits, account;
aud one Bond drawn by Mr. J Register, for negro
hire, amounting 10 500.
All persons forewarned against trading for
either of the above Bonds, payment has been
stopped CHARLES ROBERTS,
f. lh-Its A free mAn of color.
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/ OST-S5 REWARD-On, or about the
II luth of this month, my FREE PAPERS. for
which will pay the ah I'VE reward if left at this of
flee. ADDISON SCOTT
fe I3-3ts A trPa man of clor
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-16

Fey DrpIEy & Co, Importers and
,,-h~issaIa Dealers I'm Choice WINES Fine BRAN
nlEs, lia wHlSkEy ami CIGARS, No. IL Main
-. fe
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saleSconducted by n. B. Cook 4 Co. IS
BY Jas. NJ. Taylor & Son.

MULES, ROCK WAGON AND HAIR
w NESS. AT AUCTI0N.-Wili DO sold on FIJI
DAY, the 18th inst on Cosncil Chamber Hill com
menclng at IL O'clock. NJ. three head of valuable
young and we'll broke Mules, belonging. to the cit.
of Richmond together with a Rock Wagon and
four sets Harness.
Transform months credit for approved negota-
BILE notes with interest.
fes JAS NJ. TAYLOR L SON, Aucts
P0STP0NEMENT-The above sale in conse-
quence of the inrlemency of the weather, ia host
poned till WEDNESDAY, the nth instant, at the
same hour. j, NJ. TAYLOR a SOW
frI3 Aurfinnaars
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-16

From William Rice, Proprietor Of III. Pnnsylrdnian.
MIR Schloaser has es4acted two corns from my
fact which were extremely painful for many years
The extraordinary ease with which he operated -
who are troubled with corns a. the Gully person
ha known perform the operation sCientiti-
cally and without pain. WIN RICE.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept q. 1857.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-16

From DR. s " L1ndis. iHvScidn 10 The City Huter
Cure Institute at I'tlddelphid.
Or Schlosser has extracted, without pain or sore
ness eight very Painful COINS in few minuyes.
would advise my friends and the public generally 10
go to Mr. Schosser and have themselves relieved OF
these toe tormentors. NJ LANDS, Nj D.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-16
BY Henry W Quarles,
ELEGANT ASSORTMENT OF Jgy

ELEGANT ASSORTMENT OF JEW
II EI4RY To BE GOLD AT AUCTION. Sales sof
ladies' every Tuesday and Friday, commencing ~
O'clock anil tor senti1men every bight NJ O'Clock.
have received and will have opened and arrana.
meat OF ins Jewelry ever oIsred in this city. The
assoi trnent cemprists great variety Of Watches
Pearl Cameo, Gndstone and tainted hreaetpins and
earrings sleeve Bpttans, Lerkeis, Chsins, 10, %.
4 he above goods arc Of yer, superior order ton.
stitniisg 40 assortment worthy the stsenttsa a
purchasers, either 81 wholesale retail
fe n HEsRY w. nIAkIES, AHck.
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s.y~Fep SsLg--A small stock of Gao

cpRiTs suitable fer a retail trade. together with
a Uonse which vi be rented at q small rent Ia a
,>,i tenant anv rersen DESTROYS of purchasing
Ear receive ans information by applying ut this Of
f. It's
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COMPREHENSIVE The subscriber

rOPARTNERSHI The subscribers
~ have this day formed copsrtnership under
the style and firm of JOSEPH JOHN MORTON,
for the purpose of conducting general commission
CUISINES. in all its branches rs successors TO NOR
TON. ARMSTEAD Il CO.. at their old stand, and re-
spectfully solicit consgnments rom their friends
and the public generally.
Advances made on consignments, and Guano fur
nished to planters.
JOSEPH r. MORTON,
lateof Norton Armstead 4 Co.
JOHN b. NORTON,
formerly Of Maury Morton.
Richmond. January LIST. 1855. ia 2-d6sw6m
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nH~ DR.. JoHs KNOX, late OF Orange
eonnty Office Metropolitan Hall, residence corner
az 9Yh and Ciay street,
Reters TO Rev " J. Willis }. N. Conrad and Pey.
Ton Johnston Richmond; II. J, Barbour and Janies
n xsamsn Orange. Hons. Inisn n. III. Field
She1t.n ieake Thomas n. Nelch, Senator from
nr.nce Madison, sc. aud Jehn II. Lee, Delegate Of
~ ~, G IA tsreene. ta 5--tilm
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lIOTlCE. Bonn.y Land Warrant. NJ

NOTICE. "A Boaniy Land Warrant. No.
under al ~ Congress approved march 5, lei3. the
same was mailed Il Fort Union Post 0fice, fiuvan-
smith 4 khodas. OF kichsiand Va, snd has not beeu
received by them. snppoaing the said warrant "
he lost nafce Ia hereby given that esvent has b<n
iled In the General Land Ofce, and that appltcs.
tiun will be made 20 the Commissioner q = nsten*
s,r \ duulieats thereof .. r. SUTTON.
a la-aawfw Attorney for the Uwnpf.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-16
SHEKlfFs sALE;-warwick 4 Bsrks-

~ dale vs.. Taliaerro & Read, on an attachment for
rent.-Will be sold or the 18th day Of FsbruAry.
kanawha Company, lately occupied by TaliAfrrro .
Read, TO satisfy an attachment for rent in fsv Of
Read, about 1850 bushels of bran, I,rO0 bushels ef
Shorts l,s0 bushels Of shipstuff y23 bb!s If flour
Mules and harness for sac ~ bbls Of Flour, Tails
ferro brandt 22i bhs Of Fiour Cross iddIinga l7s
empty half bbs. n empty bbls lot Of Hoop Poies
han kh of Resin, 100 Bags, Flour scale and cast
iron Wheels for truck, upon ne following terms, %
ment and Expenses Of sale, and the balance on the
following credits to wit: 81 $50 payable on the 11h
day of February las; 81 ESQ pay able nth May ISt
and 81 $50 payable 10Th August 1885, the purchaser
irving bends with good security for the deferred
payments.
W. sale at 10 O'Clock NJ.
JOHN A. HUTCHKHoy