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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-08
EUSTACHE,
THE CONDEMNED!=
w. J. RrDDICK, Recorder. tes-;

"a A LARGE AND FINE ~
kr&A STOCK OF sADDLERY FOR ~
So SALE AT REDUCED PRICES sub
scriber having manufactured an unusual
large stock of SADDLES, BRl DIES, and iiARNES>
of all descriptions from the finest that can be made
i'm the State to the lowest priced that may he called
for, together with fine assortment Of WHIPS OF
ali styles, SPURS, oTIRRuPS. IRONS. BITS. apd
established house. Having at all times the hest
workmeu employed. and using the best material
il enables me to furnish UGH work cannot fail to
please. Call and examine my stock, and see for
YOU selves that 1876 Main street is the place for fine
work and cheap goods. AS my stock is large and
must be sold it will be to ysur interest to give
call You may fully expect bargain. as AN do
termined to SELL All orders strictly attended to.
fe Sim GROOMS.
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REsiGYED.-Rev. j. Ii. Ingrsham has resigned
his rettorship Of st. Andrews church, (Tenn)
and that1T she proposed Institute at Riverside
Hall.
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PHoroaRApHy.-Queen Victoria, who has devoted
much attention to photography has lately sent the
Empress Eugene, n New Years present, au
album full nj photographs taken by herself 1t
contains portraits of the royal children, and of
Prince Albert, together with views OF Windsor
Castle, Balmoral. Osborne House &c
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WASHINGTON MoSUMENT-It is rum0red that the
Board Of Managers Of the Washington ID. c.
Monument, unable to raise sufficient funds to
finish it in the style originally intended, have
concluded to build it up with brick and mortar,
and plaster 1t in imitation of marble.
HooPs.-At Senator Douglas late ball in Washing
ton several of the exclusives, it is said had small
hoops in the bottoms Of the legs of their pantaloons
They were made Of steel, and gave the pants very
pretty set around the boot.
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Josephine Medley. Miss Josephine Parker
PATRIOTIC ADDRESS. Mrs. l. b. PHILLIPS
MedleY DAnce...... MIS- AuhIn5
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STRAITS YOUNG MAN

~ So REWARD. = Strayed, on
&GS.Thursday night, the 5th inst, a dark brown
HORSE MULE. of medium size four years old.
He has no marks. except rub from the collar.
which had made both shoulders white, where the
hair has not grown out. He neither trimmed
nor sh0d. Any information about him thankfully
received or the above reward paid for his delivery
to me in Sidney. ..
feS-3tS b. 8. CROUCH.
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fiRxs IN Essex CoUNrY.-0n the night of the ID
inst, the dwelling house of DIR. Alfred Garnett
nre, and nearly all the contents Burned. Or Il
had no insurance The dwelling of Mr.. ID. Pitts
near Lloyas, was burned recently. The family and
neighbors succeeded in saving one room, aud ali
inc furniture Dir. Pitts was insured for $500 In
the Southern Protection Insurance Comnanv or
Alexandria VI
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IGOR A FEW DAYS ONLY.

% The following testimonials are similar to the
thousands in the Doctors HOss, ssiou:
From " ". the hiHg IF Bi,uria.
Mr. Schlosser has operated on ii. Malesty's feet
with great skill spd without the least pain Oert
fed by III. MaJesty's command. BS. FuLLER.
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9PBCIAL NOTICES.

n.y. THs UaIoN BUILDING FUND COM
p,SY viii hold It's regular monthly meeting TUE
h hs Or rsce street. between 9Th sud 2sth SITS,
The adjourned Annual Meeting will be held at the
same place. Immediately after the adIeurnment o.
ba monthly meeting. Every stakeholder VIII please
attend or srndin their proxies Business OF impor-
Sit d wALR0RD, secy.
MA SPECIAL NorIoB.--we have on
hand several sets Of Fur' which hrs we vii ~ below
Ts,w No. aS Broad street.
N.Y. On. John KNOX, late of Orange
countT Office Metropolitan Hall. residence corner
Vi Refers te to Row " j. Willis J. NJ Conrad and rey
h Newman, Orange; Hons Judge 81 H. FIELD tt,
shelton Y. Ieake, Thomas n: Meien sens,or iron,
Orange. Madison &c, and John n Lee S1 u
Orange and Greene. o9-oin
ssY.Foa SALE-A small stock Of Gro
CERIEs, suitable fer retail trade toretser win
a Home which will be rented at small rent TO a
aond tenant Auy person DESTROYS of purchasing,
can receive any Information by applying at this Of
fice. -------
t6s- BURNING FLUID.-A No. article.
Price 10 cents CASH Pc, sslI9Spk p,uyoiu. and
e2 Apothecary. Market Place, Franklin st.
ssg- DUDLEY & Co, Importers and
WholesaIe Dealers in Choice W W Nc, rIHc Drat
DIEs Old WUISKkYs and CIGARS, No. " MAIN
street..
ADJUSTMENTS.
DICRMOND THEATRE.
BENEFIT OF
MRS. L. Ii. PHILLIPS.
Monday Evening, Feb sth,
Will be presented the great French Drama, entitled
EUSTACHE, THE CONDEMNED.
LOUISE BANDIN, (wife OF Eustache
~ A'' Mrs /. T. PHILLIPS.
EIIsTACIIE Mr.. Il. ADAMS
To be followed by competition, entitled the
MOUNT VERNON POLKA
By Professor RossNBERGss, and dedicated 10 Mrs. l.
b. PHILLIPS.
Josephine Medley Josephine Parker
PATRIOTIC ADDRESS....Mrs.I l. b. PHILLIPS
Medley Aualhs
Concluding with the new Farce of
SARAIF5 YOUNG MAN.
ADMISSION.-Dress Circle and Parquette 50 cts
(no extra charge for secured seats.) Second Tier
Family Circle 25 cts. Eastern Gallery. expressly for
Boys only I21s cts Western Gallery q cts Gallery
50 cts. Doors open at Observation-Disclosures Cmmence
at "a before g. precisely. Box Office open from II
until 2. and from until j.daily
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Tsr.rx..-B.nekt of Mrs. Pnipips--Ths accom-
plished lady who 10 announced pr . oeneht 70
night "a 40 well known In our community, thaf
,~ord, Of oommendation from as on this occasion
arc hardly necessary. Nevertheless, we are dis
noxed 10 improve the opportunity, by paying her
= commitment, for We know OF no one 10 her pro-
fes,lon more deserving A the leading actress at
our theatre from the commencement OF the season,
Mrs, pHrIaPs has not only acted well her parts
but has striven every occasions TO excel In the
often laborious exercise Of her dramatic abilities
Possessing many natural advantages, she Is ena-
bIed to overcome,by close application aud constant
study. those obstacles which frequently iutimi.
date and finally vanquish tho aspirant TO histrion-
&c honors. Thus Mrs. Phillips may Justly and
proudly claim place among the really good &C
trcsses on the American stage. Ii is unnecessary
for us to say that she Is fayorite hero. Every
body knows that. II 10 our pleasing duty to
award her ths praise to which she Is entitled and
In this We are fully sustained by public sentiment
in Richmond.
The performances commence tonight with
thrilling French drama, never played In Kioh'
mond, called "Eustache, tue Condemned" In
which Mrs. Phillips and Mr. Adams sustain the
principal characters. This will be succeeded by
selanoe $50 to speak, Of singing, dancing ana IN
strurnentai music; and an address by the benehcia
ny. The entertainment concludes with an anus
ing piece entitled "Sarah's Young Man"
TAg CALICO" BALL IN NEW YoRK.-This much
talkedof affair took place at the Academy Of Mu-
sic last Thursday night, aud was in all respects
successful. 1t was thronged to excess with gay
people. and the scene, notwithstanding the pre-
dominance Of calico, was both brilliant and mag
niHcent> The ladies who participated, with few
exceptions, appeared in calico dresses; though at
II O'Clock, they shed their plain coats and came
out butterflies in all the glory of silks, satins and
jewery. The calico dresses as well as the pro
ceeds Of the ball, to be given to the Charitable
societies
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Thousands Of testimonials from the United States,
aud also nom Royalty. Nobility, aud medical men
from Europe can DO at the Doctors consulting
Rooms Nos. - and IS. American Hotel. FOR A
fEW DAYS ONLY. fei-tms
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From Pierce Butler ESQ.
DR. Schlosser has extracted number Of corns from
my feet with great skill and without pam
Philadelphia, Nov 9, 1857.
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Concluding with the new Farce of
SARAII'3 YOUNG MAN.

ADMISSION.-Dress Circle and Parquette 50 cts
(no extra charge for secured seats.) Second Tier
Family Circle 25 cts. Eastern Gallery. expressly for
Boys only l21s cts Western Gallery % cts Gallery
50 cts. Doors open at Observation-Disclosures Cmmence
at "a before g. precisely. Box Office open from II
until 2. and from until daily
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g. FOR RENT.-A SMALL BRICK
E:l DIV TELLING HOUSE, on yenabs street, next
t. the corner 18TH street. one door above Hagans
Grocery store.' Immediate possession given. APP
ply to ALFRED INLUES,
fe+-nts Corner Franklin and 3nth sts.
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My. B.rRyIya FLUID No. article.
Price Is cents CASH, per gallon;
NV John W GARLICk, Druggist and
fig Apothecary, Market Place, Franklin ST.
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Fgnm III. Imp HiOhReSS, the Prince Jerome N7p1leoR.
MIR SchiO-seTs IA a esiraIt DIES cors arce beauCDup
d'adresse ct saus la moiadre dousner.
JEROME NAPOLEON.
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From DR. s " lands. Physician 10 The CITY IFassr
Cure Institute al Philadelphia.
DIR Schlosser has extracted, without pain or sore
ness eight very painful cOrns in n few minutes. |
would advise my friends and the public generally 30
40 10 MIR Schlosssr and have themselves relieves. Of
these toe tormentOrs. SM LANDS. NJ d.
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SARAH'S YOUNG NAN.

TOR HlRE.-Two women, accustomed
Il to Washing and Ironing. and general House
work. Apply to X. CAUTH0RN.
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SAFETY FUSE-Of the best quality.
~ for sale by
feS I&GB DAVENPORT
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s~Foa SALE-A small stock Of Gro
CERIEs. suitable fer retail trade, tocetser with
a Home which will be rented at small rent TO
good tenant Any person DESTROYS OF purchasing
can receive any Information by apply ing at this Of
Sah ietoi'e" "' 10 It's
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MA SPECIAL EoTfog.--We have on
hand several sets OF Furs, which we will seil below
cost Aa " - rs, fn.n, 49,.
70 S-lw fso. 80 Dsoh" 'sio't'
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JAMES RIVER HYDRAULIC CEMENT

NOTICE. The public are cautioned
L against taking note drawn by A. Schad, paw j..
able to Allen Il Preston, dated Feb. g. 1883 for SaD9
and some cents. four months after date negotiable
and payable AZ the Bank of Virginia. az said note
was given under II mi5apprehension aud without
consideration. and will not Ds paid when due.
te SIT AUGUST SCHAD.
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BIZARRE.

Bizarre, formerly the Cumberland estate Of Rich.
ard Randolph, and which was, until 1910, the resi-.
dence of John Randolph of Roanoke. after the
death Of Judith Randolph, and st. George and Tu-
dnr-the sous of Richard and Judith-passed into
the possession Of the Tucker family, whose founder
in Virginia the step father of Richard end John.
But on the death Of Richard, who mspumitted bis
slaves, portion of the estate divided between
them, in certain proportions, and not transferable
from their respective families This portion lie now
known as Israel Hill'' and is situated about two
miles from Fafmville. The number Of free negroes
now living, there is between two and three hundred,
and more miserable, destitute and prostitute COM
munity is not to be found though they have, and al
ways had the beet of opportunities for improvement
Good as might have been the intention of the noble
gift of freedom which their master gave them, they
have buried the talent entrusted TO them, and are
more miserable, dependent, and destitute than the
wors. Of slaves, whether white or black, bond or
free. We must however make an exception. A few
of the best of this community have settled in Farm
vile, and respectable living by their industry,
and may be considered "good citizens" Part of
the estate, on which stood the mansion house of Bi.
xarre, which, with the books and papers of the
Randolph bounty, was destroyed by FIRE in 1918, now
belongs to 2. II. jackson, E.q., Of Fsrmvile. The
estate has been otherwise variously divided. Farm
vile stands on that portion of it which was in Prince
Edward.
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MILLS AND FOUR THOUSAND ACRES OF
FARMING AND MINERAL LANDS, FOR SALE.

MYTH tho view of closing my affairs wish to sell
w my lands in the county OF Buckingham Virginia
containing about 1900 acres adjoining the town OF New
Canton and within half mile OF the James River ca
nal On part of this land several SLATE QUAR-.
RIES of the finest roofing sstes now In successful ope-
rhtion and worked by abundant water power The vein
Of slate il upwards OF 900 feet wide and has furnished
roofing to the principal cities and towns of Virginia for
the last thirty years. have In my possession Medal
obtained at the Worlds Fair in 1851, showing its superb
ority over any other slate in the United States There
comfortable buildit go, with excellent farms attached
to these quarries ,
On another portion of this land is large BLAST FUR
MACE capable Of producing 600 tons OF rig Metal per
annum. with abundance OF Ore and Fuel ihis isnd
liev WELL and lies in the Gold Region, upon
which some gold has been found, with sood reads
NV wish is to sell the Slate and Iron lands separate e
eving either will afford ample means for
but wish 10 sell the whole and not sold privately be-
fore the 9th day of June next, WILL that day. in the
town of New Canton, if fair IL not the next fair day. sell
the whole of said lands long credit except small
portion for cash. It will be divided into twelve tracts oi
$50 10 500 acres each.
considerable part of the land will bring fine Tobacco
Wheat and Corn with timber attached to each FARM and
is well wutered-and having owned theproperty for many
years, s,y that have never Known lever upo II
Considering it, proximity market-being equidsant
from Richmond and Lynchburg-nnd the many ndvan'
aees il rarely ever happens that such pro-
perty 10 brought into market. an Ill,
South of New Canton, on willis River, viz Tho Ca Ira
Mills with fine water power, with good navigation from
the door, and In Of the best wheat regions in virginia
The Mill has four pair of stones with beautiful residence
attached, and farm store house oundry &c. Inc corn
Mil yie Ids 800 barrels of Toll Corn ~
Per one who wishes to engage In the Milling and her,
camille buhess know Of place better fitted will
sell a great bargain In this property. 80
All communications directed to this pace VIII receive
Mr. J. WoGssu, of New Canton will show the lands
in Buckingham and has p"'' Of 'ls Ep%%RD sai W. SIMS
c.rr. cumberland County, Va, May 14-cwtds
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VALUABLE FARMS FOR SALE.
NOTICE.
THE ALUM WELLS ESTATE, IN WASHING TON
COUNTY. FOR SALE


COUNTY. FOR SALE.
HyHE subscriber. In conjunction with his partners,
Doctors White .s snd CaTmpeei.2 purchased what is
ty Is miles West of Abingdon, Va lying on beautifully
graded road running through the laud will sell his
ost In said estate which 10 onehrd of the Land and
Wells There 343 In the tract more or less Iii
beautiful valley at tho base of Cnch Mountain and In
quarter of mile OF the Hoston river South of the
Wells. The Virginia and Kentucky lroad now making
will psss about 400 yards from the Wells This tract OF
land Is OF good SOIL and finely tmbersd There are near
abos or 60 acres cleared, under good ence and in
cultivation There is fine young orchard of select fruit
nine years DID, good condition There arc on the place
log dwelling house and kitchen, double and
single cabin log stable &c. &c. For beauty Of scenery
back of The We 500 yards North and the Holston river
on the South not half mile distant in fertile region OF
country.
Aside from anazaon of the OF the Wells. facts
speak for themselves These waters have only been
known four Ave and during that period persons
who were diseased from various unable TO walk
ride horseback have been taken there, and after
using the 10 Is days have become sound strong
and hearty The only inducement of the subscriber, to
offer this property interest for SALE s his advanced time
OF fe He does not feel altogether willing to enter into
such Improvements the pluce requires His partners
are young gentemen, In the vigor Of life, who will act
with energy These waters have already obtained high
celebrity with persons ut the South who used the
last summer and if there accommodations, from
the applications made. is believed there would be
900 visitors this season.
When the Virginia aud Kentucky railroad is completed
which will intersec the Virginia and Tennessee railroad
of this all the necssssres of life abound
at cheap rate These Wels are of easy accessthe vir
sna and Kentucky road being 10 400 yards Of the Wells
The Virginia and Tennessee railroad at Abingdon be
will sell This nteres, for $4,000, and make the pay
ments such time will suit purchasers-notos we'll
secured, and to bear interest from date. Address
J. w STEVENS, Abingdon, Va.
VIZ now intend TO make improvements The purchaser
will be subject to his part OF the cost In said improve
June s~cim J. w. STEVENS.
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Lrwis CAss, Secretary of State.
CrpuAS a. THOMPSON,

We clip the following from the Charleston "Cou
rier' concerning an artist who is rapidly gaining new
fame and now ranks among the most prominent in
his profession:
"ARr IsrELLieEscE.-Cepha G. Thompson, the
we'll known American artist, who has resided in Rome
for the last few years, understand, is expected to
has been engaged during the past winter on several
highly interesting subjects. Among them can be
mentioned Prospero narraing the story Of his life
to Miranda, from Shskspesres Tempest; the Angel
leading St. Peter from prison Ariel as Sea Nymph
also from the Tempest; and Chastity from Millions
Comus:
$50 dear to Heaven is sanity chastity,
That wt.u soul is found sincerely So
A thousand lircred angels lackey her.
Driving far off each thing of sin and guilt"
He has also finished successful likeness and ad
mirable portrait of the late DR.. Heury Wales Of
Boston. 1t has been painted for the library at Cam
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TO TIE PEOPLE OF VIRGINIA.
LOCATION OF LAND WARRANTS.

yUyHE undersigned 10 now prepared to locate LAND
WAnpAHrsi In Iowa, carefully selected land, and
socts the patronage of his former friends and
as also all those who may desire Investments OF this kind
The certain value Land even In the worst
of tmcs the rapidy with which 1t is taken up by actual
settlers and Others and the fact that will coon be With
drawn from market entirely. together with the present
low prices Of Land Warrants should present suc,en
Inducements those having the ability to act promptly
at this time In securing property which will sec
cd by any financial crisis 10 Investment IN the United
Stass s certain to yield large proht as Iowa Lsnds
During the year 1853 of the finest lands in Iowa
will be subject to entry. In Juno 2,cOo 600 acres
will be brought into msrket; and having made the most
extensive and complete Hrrangements the undersigned
will furnish with the best selections that can DC
made A plat will accompany each entry
Land cash be sent by mail or express
Collections promptly attended to and early returns
made Taxes paid for non.residcns on L.nd' IN Iowa
Satisfactory References also list OF lands subject 70
entry furnished If desired j. F. BATES.
NAV le-cwlOr, DUBUQUE, Iowa.
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-, rnIToRs AND PRINTERS.

.'c,iDsrs beg leave TO call attention to their
fasrnEs n1ss Of PRINTING TYPES, ORNAMENTS,
rvs PRESSES, &C., &c. large supply OF
80. keep constantly on hand at their Type and
ss; ,Sg sourdry No. IS, Gold Street, New York.,
.s1, ,il assortment of all articles required In
ED ,';SES. CHASES, GALLEYS, &c,
warrsu, equal in every respect to any
:,,,,Gryi nrn,s country, and which we will sell or
.,,,n, VIZ: SIX months credit for approved ne
.'-A.,.s .'-A Sr ten per cent. discount for cash OLD
* n exchange for new al the customary price
per pound, it delivered within go days from
=. ,,.ps.e other six cents per pound.
|-' j WIN. HAGAR, JR., &; CO.
,,,.,,ped, AGENT IN vIRoisIA, for the above
!:t..,s, ..,seishrneat can supply the trade with
't',;sFrsTFRSG 't' ;F,>iIFRG"f "fRrssEs, TYPES, CASES, &C.,:
,.t mos. oeral,erms. Having printed the RICH .s,
fS a,S'an'.cri,ls purchased from Messrs. HAeAR &
~. - .oduesdto recommend materials fro" their e'
49, a,rss will be furnished to tic trade, and
-. 3. may be selected will be forwarded with
1s'''' WM. +. ALLEGRE,
fEl".' ..Eponirer" Office Richmond. Va
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Ns------
A NATIVE AMERICAN "PRINCE.'

We thought that "Prince" John, Of New York was
the only scion Of royalty country could boast, until
"a son Of the Old Dominion" in yesterdays Wing
nominses for President, the "Iton. Thos Swami he
prince OF Native Americsnisn." President prince
Thomas Swami. The books Of Heraldry omit to trace
he blood royal Of this begoten scion of hes
ven descended powers-yet We doubt not his linea
pedigree like other great racers can be found in the
"furC registers" Of Sans underground hiding places
Those old fashioned representatives. of Republican
Democracy must yield their claims 10 this rising
"prnce of native Amercansm' Avant ye low bs
COTTON Republicans, ye Democratic canaAe, the "prin'
ces OF Native Americsnism" claim their lawful heri
taco.