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LOCAL MATTERS.
Prosecuting Attorney.


We publish to-day in the column OF
business cards, the card OF CHANDLER
RIcHARDs, Esq, Attorney and Counsel
los at Law, &c, Mr.. richards has set
lied among Us to engage in the practice q
his profession and has received from the
Circuit Judge, the appointment OF Prose
cutting Attorney for this County. The
appointment WAS made on the solicitation
o. the Board Of Supervisors through their
Chairman, T. Blrnun, Esq, We con-
)ratul4te the people Of the county on hay
Ing once more = public prosecutor to look
after lie interests of the community in
.hs WY O. Bringing criminals to justice.
Nj Richards studied Lis profession
under the tuition OF lion. Judge Chas. B.
No-i on, Of New Hampshire, and is a
ea1uuc o. Dartmouth College in that
sutc. &c las been pursuing his protes'
SION c.r alor. time re, in TIC village OF
aagmazoo. Cf Lis ability We cannot
peak nom personal acquaintance; but he
comes well recommended BY those who DO
.aoW b'u aud we bespeak for him gen
oryus snare OF patronage in his profession.
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nIED-

In Lafayette, on the morning Of the
10th inst, Mrs. Mary Marsh, aged seven,
ty-iour yesrs.
Mrs. 'Marsh was the mother Of Mrs.
Cordelia .Coggswell, wife of George Coggs.
we'll, near this place. She has been IN
feeble state of health for some months,
and has st length gone happily to her
T.s..
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f.y,.-sn1 PROMPTLY accepted tie issue
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CO. Red Pct;;coats have made their
appearance in Broadway, \. J., and our
y.llagc bellies will have to DOM the .Ran-
net, or be considered non, "a ii mode"
Who VIII be the first?
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HowAHp AssocIAripN. PnIladelphia

HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Philadelphia
We commend to the attention OF ouI
readers, the notice Of this benevolent In
stitution, with much confidence, as VIC
have reason TO believe, from business
transactions with the managers, that they
are men OF substantial and honorable char
actor. The Institution is no doubt capa-
be Of doing great deal Of labor, and we
wish ths managers much success il their
aulablc enterprise.
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AEA.RRIED

at tie residence OF Mr.. Charles, Of Paw
Paw, on the llth inst, by Rev. j. IL.
Pitezel, Mr.. JONATHAN HoWLEE, Of La
nye;;c, to Mrs. Lucy CHURcH, Of this
village.
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NOTIs lost.

TIE uniors med lost on the 10th dav OF Janu-
a5y, 1885, u. note in the suE q ESQ run
nins e. willard Gilman or bearer ard s. ned ay
William Clark and ~ Thomas {. Clark by De-
mark, a. ten nor cont on ono years tne impose
t. have been lost In Oh, villa e &C Paw Paw. Sa
n5to was da ed the 10th day If Jaursry ls5S. al
had never tcon delivered. AM person I'm Ing "a.
note win please deliver II to TIE undersigned Ehil
notice is TO prohibit the trsrsfcr CT cad note.
LIS ws WlIITAti CfrE
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D-Ssnr.rrrrn,.

rT'yTI; copartnyrship heretofore ozi-''1g between
Ira Nash and Georsc ". Gccr, is +. day Dis
S lyc1 by mutual consent. TLc b1tLs ard o..
c5us's e TO irm WI 10 found by onqu.rius q
tis s.tto Of IRA NASH, by whom al dvml4.dl
ay.ils. 40 AFIa Wal DO liz undated.
IRA NASH.
q. W. GEER
o-.s-' N;:t., r,ser,Ssr i.sh. 1857. liI.f
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The amount deposited ia the Peninsu.
lar bank is amply secured ana the State
fully protected from loss, by the guaranty
Of several Of the most wealthy mea in tho
State. Gozcyte.
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Leartless tther
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ToTAKG GREASE oUr OF WooD.-Put
soap on the spot and rub hot fiatiron
over it. Grease spots can be entirely re-
moved from a floor in this way. G.
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Tro G.a,f-i- g, Ia, c,.. e. for
term ~ ,'.,rs CIR, ca a.. .,or,ic hH-ia',
20 ~. roo, "a Btr.n o., ioi e.. ".
Wu-isw, r5ptr.tor o.. tat 'k.iam %
.-....a Muels V.ft-,' woal resp crluly in.
800 s.. t.sst &C. ii - 'T. 'nt wlll con-
81. .,icrel 81 fprmra ~ lis
. ~ 3. l. .a. it.e IL une nhe Of
M}tuAE&T&- IitE-E
IL. ii ; he 81 u ~. suea Is .40.U-.--ts
iiead.teacs, ana Iut e.: J.sy, ..aay4ing
Stone. l..r. Stones, a., &C.
LIS prices are nod.,et. and stock CT tho
best quality, and as there il great differ
ouce N the souuducss, hardness, strength,
aad iirmness Of texture, OF Marble iJscls
as well as workmanship, he would invite
persons needing any article III the line to
give him cal before purchasing of agents
from broad, as he can and wall make it
an object for them % buy Of him; ana
By selecting marble themselves they viii
be better sGitot
Should any particular style Of work DO
dcair.d it wil be mad to order, or pro-
cured from * Lunazoo on short Gotiee,
y. i. MCKINNEY.
Lawton, April lsi 1857. l06-tf.
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10 Cash is paid for wheat in this vii
lage and received on subscription at this
ol.ce.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-23
QOCKBRIDGE BATHs.-This fa7orie

DOCKBRlDGE BATHS.-This favori. e
afterwards as JORDAN'S sPkINGs, has been re-
Gently pu chased by a company of gentlemen In
sockbridge county, where 1t is situated and where
hevirtues OF the water best known. and will be
pen for the reception Of visitors upon the LIST OF
IUEEnext. New and handsome buildingsh have been
erected, and no effort will be spard to make it de-
the North River, in the midst of mountain and val
ley scenery, unsurpassed in varied beauty by any in
The State. 1t IL on the main stage road from Lex
ington to the Central Railroad dist ant 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 ut their destination before sunset
The temperature of the water is q little higher
than that of the uld sweet and this, with the pecu
liar character and buoyaney Of the water, which is
highly charged with Oarbonic Acid Gas, and con-
universal consent Of those who have tried delight
tui and invIgorating to an extraordinary degree
Its medicinal effect is attested by fifty years of local
experience, especially in cases Of general Debility
Dyspepsia, Diseases Of the Lungs, U1ceratons,
sherever existing, Rheumatism, Amensrrhea, Bis
menorrhea, Menorrhagia Leucorrhea, prgiapsus
Uteri. &C 10 the diseased pscl'ier to females and
children 1t Is unsurpassed, If eaualled. by any Wa
ter in the world. Near at hand is q dne Sulphur
Spring, second only to the famous White Sulphur
of Greenbrier to which visitors to the Baths have
free access.
Governor Henry A. WISE who spent portion OF
last summer with his family at "the Baths" thus
spraks of It: 1T Is my chosen spet in the noun
taiDs. and shall certainly revisit 1t, if possible next
summer.
Reference msy ALSO be had, amongst many others.
to Col III Smith, Superintendent of the Virginia
Military Institute, Rev VIM White D D. and Rev
VIM Pen1letou. OF Lexington; Vim q Paine. Esq.
Hunter. Esq. of selma, Alabama.
TERNs.-$i 80 per day. for less than one week; %
per week for less than two weeks $S per week. for
more than two weeks, and $50 per month.
nv adam
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-23

By 0oddis Z Appsrsea,
FARM IN HANOVER COUNTY roR

EAkM IN HAN0VER COUNTY FOR
zAsALE At AUCTION -wnl - cold. @ II I'D
ss sas ssR;; rss. 20. - q.
s9s rom a' esa 90 ds's .aS s H. ss.
:sjoinins Is. lands 4 rrsdsrisk Wood. al
1o. ss .ad others The buiidingsen TIE pIsce ~
ssess S nss ect Of repair. There r wsi q
,. r.s.s- e0nsisaIih casa; balance as and
,;e's aor resotia ss nos iasessst sddsd AID
-. aoDDIS I 1fPsRsoN. Aucs..
By spDlyinr - cn Nam ca b porehassd privately
VALUABLE FAnMS IN HEN.
s = MN. NIsE A. LIZ AND raE oTaiR
oNn On THE rREDsRiCKsBURa KXIa aySD.
H sok s VIII 'THr s,; o. IHs M0USrxiN RoAD
John Thomas. twho contemplate pnrrS 49, - :
~ +. ;s ss e
3 he ' ssssdi ;..a Ell s..d 9;
HILL located nine miles ab1vs Kichmond. near tSe
sy.s and i Fid sS: s q ss &:
this rist tract there 4 mf,rt.ois Dwelling. large
lent Apple and Peach Orchsra Tnis i issti H1ee.
gsrded az most desirable Farm. Aftsr vhich' vii
aid Thom ns arm called Gas aroye which the
aied on the sountaia road, eleven maj above ie
nSnd !, aud one and half mile. 4 the rsilrosd
Chickahcminy. the lsnds Of Nrs Wiilismson. xifsrd
insfon. john kyall and others About hair n
TINS tract cleared balance in original and second
AIRY growth: There i also ,hout 60 acres 81 sns
meadow land, Of which % acres are elsared. Tina
tai1ir twelve ruoms, formerly used for 4 tsvssn
eeeloes the usual out houses, such a. Barn. stable
SC, ana an excellent Apple orchard, weil OF fine
water IA she yArs, and several SPRINGS
1ERMs-ne-third cash; halsuce 6 one sna t~o
years, for bonds bearing interest," secured bv trut
oeo0. 0ODDtN 4 APPERSOs
~ 10 Aucri0peara
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By Alex Mott, Auct.
FURNITURE. DAY GOODS. GRoCl

FURNITURE. DRY GOODS, GROCE
= RE. Ac -Will DO sold at auction, ct my store,
corner Of Ain ard 18th Streets on TUESDAY. the
senmsr.i assortment Of new and second hand FUR
DRY GOODS. -ssvsra, Invoices Dry Goods; 10 do.
xsssA % summer costs; BoSS Hats and Caps Palm
aR6c cIi Dbl. cut and t,ro.. H.rripr..
q casks French Brandy; S y casks Apple Bran y;
10 barrels Whisksy; 20 kegs Cut and Wroushi Malta;
dozen bottles Csisup; 3 dozen jars Pickles; 2oe06
Al q ALEX MOTT. Aset
pUBLIC SALE OF MOST VALUABLE
L TAVERN PROPERTY AT LOUISA COURT
HOusE-will be sold on MONDAH, the 10Th day
Of september to the highest bidder. the valu-
Court -House (it bsng the only tavern in the vii.
iage) together with about tan acres OF land
This 10 believed to be the most valuable tavern
tages which but few other locations DO
The buildings cans sting OF three large houses to
well adapted To- the accommodation Of the numer.
and ecuiary The reception Of boarders during
The dining room, bar and stables are abundansly
suppiied WITH snrinG wafer. which also affords 4
.ng .to unssD 10 the ys.d keeping
supply water for baths. gardens washing, &C The
stables. containing 326 stalls do not an I'd SUFFICIENT
accommodation for the pub ic on court days.
which rent well, belonging to the tavern.
Ihls property. being situated INN distely upon
the Virginia Contra rail- DAD 81 miles nortfwest Of
kichmor d, AMI II miles Of Gordonsvile-ths Juno.
ZION OF the Alexandria railroad with the Cen,ral-
the mail cars passing it twice day in each direc
ton make it accessible from all points.
Declining health only induces me 10 di. nose of
such valuable property. II
TERNs-0ne fourth ssh; balance in /, q and 3
years, bearing INTEREST,", but If desired upon good
security, time will 10 given upon the whole
Louisa Court Honse, Va. an 2I-d2tkcwIt
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H EXCURSION TICK ETs
TO NEW YORK AND RACK Ry
c.tx AkXsrFAMsHIPs JAMESTOWN AM
RUNAwAYs.
FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD

Lefs my fam in Hanover county. last snr
'dav. without any prov cation. NEGRO
MAN, about 20 years old. gingerbread col"i
WI calls himself JAMES BRsNT Very ct, ut.
would weigh, l suppose. lT9or $50 pounds-had on
when he lvit. straw hst light colored wooden pants
and cat OF the same material was accustomed Z,
wear very full beard, which likely he will cut Uf
very inteitigen "a ks yery freely.
j purchased him Ia Richmond I'd June last, OF MI
A Gr9sby. OF Aiexaudris; he says he WAS recent.
ow ned 6 OF 4 months ago1 by Mrs saIah Roach,
ThorouS hf,re Prince William county, Va.
will give reward Of $50 for his apprehension in
Richmens or anywhere within ten miles of Gich-
moud, or St5 anywhere else In Virginia; if out OF
Virginia, so.
an Nh-6tw Tli. j. WOOlsDklD0E.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-23
AS ASHLAND IVA

and beautiful Rae.
Course sixteen miles North of Richmond. dii city
On the line of the Richmond, Fredericksburg and
potomac Railroad, begs to announce TO the ra2n2
Syord the following stakes TO be run for over his
gu Sc this Fall, commencing on TUESDAY, thu
tn " of DC tober, 1858, aud cont nuing four dayH
and hopes that the owne OF racing stock Will send
In fh-ir -ntrsnces without delay.
TUESDAY, First Day -Sweepstakefor three year,
old colts aud niles. milo heats 500 entrance, S5
forfeit To close the lst Of October
sgcoNp RAoE-$aats Ddv -sweepstske for thres
vesrs Id colts and flles $50 entrance half forfeit
sxn mile h ats. To close the LIST OF October.
Wg1NEsp.Y - scoad Ddy-Proprietor's Parse
SOC three mile heats. 49,
TaUgspAT-T Third Day.-Jockey Club Purse slcoo
four mile heats
FRIDAY Fourth Fay Tho Ashland Handicap
Sweepstakes TWO and half miles, 500 subscrptio!
$50 forfeit t25 declaration, il declared by the 18th
s,f September To Gloss on the lst OF september.
Ample stabling and the best accommodations viii
s,r IA rushed TO all who may attend: Racers and
.rrtin-ys sill find the Ashland Hotel all that If
saesirahis.
u,istor az Ashland. Hanover coun.y Va
xus-d4d JAMES u. TAYLOR, Proprietor