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The prairie news. [volume] (Okolona, Miss.) 1851-1875, 1858-05-20
THIRD DAY.

The exhibition of to-day will be opened with
competition in riding ON horseback by gentlemen
in masque, for premium of Twenty-Five dollars,
to be invested at the option of the successful com
petitor Committee of ladies appointed on the
rrround Foo for ont rnncn five dnllnrS
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EAGLE HOTEL.

OKOLONA, MISS.
THIS Hotel is pleasantly situated. The Hos
| tess will be happy to serve her old friends
and the public generally with the best the mark
ct affords.
RULES.
Persons will register their names.
Boarders without baggage will pay in advance.
Bills must be settled before leaving
No deduction to regular boarders for less time
than six days.
RATES.
Board and Lodging per year, payable
monthly $3.50 90
Board without lodging per month, pay
able monthly. II 90
Board without lodging, pa'ble in advance 10 90
Board and lodging per week. ... 5 90
Board aud lodging per day 90
All night. 81
I11nef.-- ~
l4odSlns-- "a
Fires all day NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 30
Extra for lights in rooms
Mrs. SARAH l.. RICHARDSON
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Bu6alo.-The buffalo Commercial saws
that on Tuesday evening boy eight
years old fell into the river, and although
discovered by an intelligent captain of a
vessel, was let alone, and the coroner
sent for, because people IN Bufalo mho
touch .foatiny bodies are fined ftiy dol
lars. The coroner could not be- found
just at that moment and fully half an
hour elapsed before he reached the spot
and even then the poor child's breast was
warm.
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10 We beg leave to suggest, as a
reason why the administration should ac-
cept the Utah volunteers from Kentuckey,
that they are universally admitted to be
among the most virtuous young men in
the State.-Prentice.
-. Muggins says Jobs turkey was
fat compared with an old gobbler he shot
last week on the Devils Fork. 1t was
so light that it lodged in the air and he
had to get pole to knock it down.
-. The more woman's waist is
shaped like an hour glass, the more it
shows. us that her sands of life are run
out
-. The young lady who fled on hear
ing it announced that'a naked fact would
be disclosed, returned on receiving posi-
tive assurance that it would be clothed
in becoming language.
49,. Married, in Michigan, Mr.. Henry
Bills to Miss Mary Small. We hope the
issue of small bills is not prohibited in
that State.
80. Children Say Queer Things
"There now" cried little girl while
rumaging drawer in bureau, "there
now; grandpa has gone to heaven with
out his spectacle. What will he do! !"
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70 The charges for entering articles at the
Fair will be the same as heretofore
No Premium will be given on any article not
embraced in the list, and it will be expected Of
the Judges in all cases, even where there is com.
petition, to withhold the premium when the ar.
ticle or animal is not considered worthy
All manufactured articles must be exhibited in
the name of the maker, and no premiums will be
allowed when it is discovered that such is not the
case, nor will any article be allowed to be exhib.
tied unless manufactured within the State of Mis-.
sissippi
The secretary will be on the Fair grounds on
the 18th October, the day preceding the first ex.
hibtion day, for the purpose of receiving entries
and ii is hoped that those who can will make
their entries on that day, so as to avoid confusion
while the exhibition is going on
The Executive Committee indulge the hone
that all those who have been designated as ,Judg.
es may find it convenient to attend and serve bnt
if any should be unwilling or unable to do SO, tbey
will please notify the President as early as practi.
cable, that others may be appointed in their stead
The several Committees of Judges will please
signify their acceptance by reporting themselves
at the Presidents stand each morning ON which
they are expected to act
The exhibition will commence at 0 O'Clock. A
NJ, each day.
VIM +. WALKER, Pres,t
c. g. SCOGGIN Sect'rv
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JUDGES.

Col Freeman, Col. Bourland, w. p. Givhan,
POntotoc Capt. Jno. Abbott, Col. j. G. English,
+, NJ. Fooshee, Monroe; Judge Calvert, Jno.
Mcintosh, Jas. Hodges, and H. S. Bodenhamer,
Chckasaw.
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CONSTITUTIONAL DISEASES.

tUNSTITC 11ONAL DISEASES.
Many diseases that afllict humanity are inheri.
ted as heir looms from the diseased bodies of sick
y sircs Scrolula, Consumption, Syphilis and
Fits, are among the most common of constitu.
tonal diseases. Now, we care not how many
generations the seeds Of these diseases may have
been established in the system, corrupting the
ood-Rad,cay's Generating Resident will erad-
icate from the bodies of the afflicted every pnrti
Gle of diseased deposits and ill the veins with
new pure and healthy blood.
CHILDREN'S DISEASES.
Radways Renorating Resolrent should be hail
ed as blessing by every mother, throughout the
land, whose infants are afflicted with Sores, Hu.
mors, &c. These breakings cut (thus early) are
evidences of disease transmitted from the parent
stock. few doses of the Reaoratiag Resident
will eradicate every vestige of the disease and
insure the child a sound and healthy body
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SECOND DAY.

BIOOded Horses
A well authenticated Pedigree must accom-
many every animal exhibited under this class.
I i,or ho.t .oaJ stallion thorouoh hired So1
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L. B. Gillian, Fleming Hodges, Capt
Bowen, W. ?. Gillespie, Chickasaw
Robt. Raspberry, Adam Lagrone, j. T,
Cason, Monroe; Il. B. billiard, John
Shannon, POntOtOc.
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49, $500 worth of JEwELRY and

FANCY CASES received by the Jamestown for
me case and picture for 81, which il regularly
rharzed eiee~hrrr s. Tor. What ycu buy at other
y.la,re tr 81 You fer - cents Pictures fruu
-haryei a. single ones. Uuinu case, with picture.
,-xl MELAlN0TYPES, PANUTNPES, and A Nj
ERtktR ApIIS sent by mail for single postage. Pie
lures Tor leckrts Breast pins and Rings taken: aud
old DAEuerreu;ypts cupied Pictures taken rain or
shint. "a percent. cheaper than any other gallery.
.,;'.,t tfes always kept. At MHITEHU KST'S old
gallery Ne - Main street. de Elm"
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Ash, N.-The Ladies OF st. Peters Congregation,
have tne pleasure 10 announce to the publc. that on
MONDAY next the 18th inst, and the following days
aud evenings, they will hold THE ORPHANS
FAIR in Mr. Nitchels New store. Oh Governor, or
l5tA street. i'll Nj, BelNiHs Row.
They invite the charitable, and especially the
srienIs OF the orthau>. 10 give them "A call Their
cables exhibit fiue assortment OF superb articles
aud great variety Of substautials we'll as deics
cies for the qualification Of the taste.
The proceeds OF the Fair Will be devoted towards
paying for the building recently erected.
IS
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by Richard Cauthorn.
TRUSTEES SALE OF GROCERIES

FURNITURE. &c.-Pursuaut to the royisions
OF de, d of trust bearing date on the 2i day Of
December, 1856, and recorded in the Clerks Office OF
Henrico County Court. on the 2ith day of the same
month, from Henry Newr0hr and wife to me a.
trnsee to secure to John With the pay MT nj of the
sell, ut public auction. IN TUESDAY, the 18th
day OF January: ISIS. 1t III o'clock, A. VI, at The
store OF the said Henry NewIohr the corner OF nh
aud Marshall streets. the property conveyed bS the
deed OF trust aforesaid desc ribed therein as follows
IL Wit: All the stock of Groceries now in the
store occupiedb y the said Newrohr in the county &c
Henrico, on the corner of 18th and Marshall streets
and all his Household and Kitchen Furniture and
personal property of every description"
The Terms of sale will IL cash.
TEMPLE ELLETT, Trustee.
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1@- SHERIFFALTy OF IIEYRIco.-I am
candidste for reelection To TIE Office Of SHERIFF
Of Henrico. JNo. A. uuFCiIfs0S
de lS--dtde
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By Thos. w. keesee, Auct.,

DOOM FURNITURE FOR SALE AT
~ AUCTI0N.-Will be sold. en- TUESDAY morn.
ing next, January 18th. commencing at ~ O'Clock,
at the rooms 9TH. between Main and Cary streets
all ufthe Furniture, consisting In part Of Sofa. Car
pets Chairs. Marble Top Bureau. Marble Top Wash
which are new, and will De sold without reserve.
iaIt THOS, W, kEE5EE Auct
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BY larus s. Shine, Auct..
THALBERG's GRAND p1.

a0E THALBERG'S GRAND pr.
AN0 f0RTE.-This eelebrasss e.
II VI HI Instrument, on which Mr.. ThkSAo-w
has performed. at his coSszrtz IN ~
place, and which WAS selected by him from the r.
70 the highest bidder on FRIDAY morning. the ish
instant at u O'Clock, at the Metropolitan Hall Tbs
fiaho mas the endorsement Of Mr.. Thalberg.
ja l2-Ss Agent for ishirksr,ng 4 -. !
SAFE conducted By LARrs sRINx, Aucfs =
~ I6HT SALES.-We will commence
= our NIGHT sALEs THIS EVENING A
O'Clock, ola large and varied stock OF sfapis ana
fAncy foods Also. appended collection OF asches
and Jewelry. Just received from an establishmrst
declining business. The stock is ali fresh and des;
rabie. The city and country trade would And Il z,
Their advantage to attend these Gales as the entire
stock must be closed out a. speedily as posrihls
LARUS sHfNE, Aucts
ia lite "a Main strsst
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e7yr. Law PARTNERSHIP.

y>s : ifs. JAS PLEAsANfs.
LFEk PEASANTS, Attorneys AT Law. Notaries
All Ils and Commissioners of Deeds &c, viii prur-
,.-, IN IN the Courts Of the city OF Richmond and
. =, counties If & .abCh Inland, Hcnricc aud Hanover.
al., "a it'll street, second door from Main.
lin
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ReyF- JANIS Elicit,
CON MISSIONER IN CHANCERY,

NOfARI PUBLIC AND GENERAL AGENT,
VIII attend AT all times TO the duties Of his office,
ami 20 the taking of Dispositions, both in Richmond
city and Heiirtco aty, and any other Notarla bu-
sn,>s that may be- Sssired. And, as General Agent,
wifi give especial attention to Writing Deeds to the
Exaninston and Preparation of Abstracts Of Titles
we'll 20 any and ali business which may he en-
trusted Ia him.
So Office on Governor, next door TO Franklin
street. with Crenshaw Wexford. de l-ts
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Bal" To MY CITIZENS OF THE
S9INrr OF HEsRico-I am a candidate for the SIZE
ny solicit your sufirases the ensning election in
my neSL b. NIGH DAVIS.
IN
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no BUILDERS.-We will dispose {

1~-That very desirable cDuntry Residence and
Farm, situated Gu the CentIhl RAILROAD and Meadow
Bridge Road, within half mile Of the city of Rich
mend. belonging TO Judge z. v Daniel, will be for
rent from the lat OF January next The isrm CON
taus about 90acres. of which abont 10 in Cult,a
ton. The improvements consist of large two story
Brick Dwelling, with eight rooms besides the cellar
wooien kitchen, servants houses barn, stable and
cattle shelter and brick spring house and dairy in
which j. an unusually line AMI c0pi0us spring. The
whole place j. shundantly supplied with good water,
aud has always been remarkable for it, hrathfn uess
even in.thr sckiest SEASONS. AS country residence
convenient to the city. and as market garden and
Dairy, this place has peculiar attractions and aNaIl-
ag-s. Any further Information relating to il and to
the terms nf renliag It, may be had application to
the Subscribers, G0DDIN d APPERSON,
ia q-2taN I'm AuctiOneels.
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BY Thomas W. Keesee, Auct.
(Ofiice corner of 18th and Cary Stre.,.l

NTOCK OF CONTEMPORARIES AND
- SEGARS FOR 9ALE, AND Hot Sc FOR RENT
At AUCTION Will be sold on MONDAY MORN
ING next January 18th, commencing at 10 O'Clock
~ the store Of hessrs NJ. O. Delarue L Brother
who are declining at the corner Of 9th and
Broad streets. all of their stock Of CONTEMPORARIES
Segars, Glass Jars, Pruhes &c.
ALsO-F0R RENTAL the SAME time the House
will be rented ont-the stand is very desirable and
suited tt any kind Of retail business
ANY one wishing to buy the stock privately can
do so before the day of sale
THOMAS ". KEESEE,
iaI4 Auction.sr
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

s~dxoRag B. SrExL, Dentist, Office
AL residence No Isl on Main. between sth and eth
strrats Richmond. Va my @-ly
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By /. & G. b. Davenport

EU RNITU R AT AUCTION.-On
l. THURSDAY. 2lst January. At u O'Clock We
If Black Walnut and Mahogany Furniture. consist
lng o.
Chairs, Of various patterns
Rockers, do 80.
Sofas, "a. do.
French and Cottage Belstc,is, various patterns
Nashstands, Desks, Tables
Centre Tables, bureaus
Looking Glasses. Ottomans &C. &c
TERMS.-Under Sl0n cash; 800 and over { months
credit. for approved paper.
iaIl I.& q. b. DAVENPORT. Auet.
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By Henry ". Quarles, Auctioneer,
no. Lao Main street,

INTENSIVE SALE OF RICH SILVER
- AND PLATED WARE, AT AUCTI0N.-on
SATURDAY morning, Jan 18th. at 10 O'Clock. l will
sell consignment (receiyed By last steamer Of
lot Of the richest SILVER and PLATED WARE
ever offered IN This city consisting Of great variety
Fish, Butter and PIE Knives. Spool Stands, an en-
tirely new article-with other goods. which | Will
not euufnerate.
This -ale will be one worthy of the attention Of
purchasers. aides aud gentlemen are invited TO
attend and also to cali and examine the goods pre-
yiDus to the day of sale.
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70 ARLINGTON, BY BOSTON OIIT

[GNOf THE DAM OF SARAH WASHINGTON
viii make season next Spring at New Market near
Petersburg. Va and b. let to thoroughbred Mares
at SO, ami plantation Mares will be put II go the
season. Mares will be ted well at ~ cents per day
ARLlNGTUN is q fine CHI. color. Is hands two inches
high, and Of the very best running family Of Horse
in America His half sister. sarah Washington has
produced more god than any other Mare 10
this country, and sold for higher prices.
Escape out fsarsh. by permonky. sold for. o. 20 "
inspector out OF same BY Boston, (gelds) 2.40 90
slasher out Of same, by Chide Hsrrod..... 500 ~
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%RichaEd Cauthoru.
%SBieM Cauthorn.

ATEV38fM CauthOrn.
HQRSESATA DCTION.-On SATUR-
AADAYSQ1h T. at 10 o'clock at the Lot, near
thkiirg0ia tfal Railroad Depot. will sell at
x6ction. two STOUT wesk Horses, from the country
Cow, anoQne MulsD
Jai3<S K. CAUTH0KS.
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By Alex. Mott, Auctioneer.

MIGHT SALES.-I will commence TO-
~ NIGHT, and continue every night thrsurh thu
week, 70 sell = large and desirable assortmsut q
ANCi TlCLES. sa h as Gold and Silver
Watches Breastpns. lar Rings and Finger Rnaa--
Also, fine assortment Of Ready -made Clothing. Ne<
shirts and Drawers, tine Cassinleres &C.
de t5-ts ALky MOTT Aucts
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gsss~ WATSON & DAYLY.
ATTORNEYS AND
CuljNSkILDRS AT LAW

CUUNSELL0RS AT LAW,
RICHMOND, Va.
Practice III all the Courts held In the city of Rich
mond, aud in the counties of Henrico and Ches-
Tel geld.
WIN. T. WATSON, United States Commissioner
and Commissioner in ChaDcery.
SAML. I. BAfLI, Commissioner of United States
Court Of Claims Commissioner Of Deeds &c, for the
several States and Notary Public.
-" ONCE on Bank street. in Goddiu's Building.
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R6y- DR. Cooss, LATE OF ST. LouIs,
Mo -1sos and residence 81 street, west ssde be
= s..ar Marshall and CLAW streets. 90 ta-si6ua
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ROARDING.--We respectfully inform
IL members Of the Legislature and others tbkt
We have several very comfortable vacant Rooms in
our House, on the South side Of Grace street lust
above 9th. where they will bs pleased to receive ap.
plications. r. b. Il NJ J. MURRAY
de 2n-dts
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rns~Dn LIrscoMBn--Can be found at
,ts O;,es in the basement al the BALLARD
LOUSY daring the day at night at the CENTRAL
JuTEI iaS-lm
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my SMITH ; UxRIvALLRD T00TH TING

Hfay1 SMITH : UNRIvALLED TOOTH TING
arEE, FOR CLEANSING. PREsEgEIS@ AND BEAuTlfTiXG
,Hf TEETH AND PRODUCING A NATURALLY Pure AND
sWEtr BgE4rH-rh- subscriber, in Offering 10 the
putlir this NHpcrf9r Drtffc'. feels confident that =
week use witConynCe the most skeptlca OF Its ex-
celruce a. il entirely removes all purii accuInula-
t1ns from the teeth and will arrest and prevent de
cav in All cases where the enamel has not already
en- DESTROYED thereby causing the teeth to regain
their former whitene,s and the breath it's original
purity.
As u guarantee for its innocence and safety, It Is
cipe of celebrated physician, who stakes his repIi-
tatJu upon its efficacy having used it in his prac-
tc- for twenty years His certificate may hr seen.
and the testimony uf OF the most respectable
citizens had, where il is Tor sale, At s
SMITHS AGENCY OFFICE,
No : Under the Exchange Hotel. 18th street,
de aI-Im# RchmOnd, Va
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ia y-2aW3W4dtd Auto
TRUST EALE OF VALUABLE PRO

4
L PERRY. IN HENRICO COUNTY.-By virtue
of two several deeds of trust, executed 10 me by
Frederick keck, both bearing date the 9TH cay If
January lej6, an recorded III the Clerks office of
iIenric0 County Court the Sth day ofthe month
and year shall proceed TO sell, being thereto re-
quired by ths parties in trust, upon the premises,
On FRIDAY, the 29rh day OF January. le5S at IL
o'clock NJ. iffair If not, the first fair day theTeaf
ter at The same plac. and hour. the folio sng pieces
+ to say; certain! parcel of Land the waters of
the ChickahOminy, containing one hundred and
ortytwo acres, more or less, being bounded by the
lands OF Ban ton smoot, decd. Hoborne Cottrel de-
ceased, John Alley, Pleasant Tay.or and others.
AMI "a certain other parcel of land lyingand being
in said County, being three fourth parts of the land
Of which Barton Snloot OF said County, died, seized
containing as ii Is estimated forty acres and one
ionrth OF an acre, be the same. more or less.
TERds-Cash, as TO 80 much OF the purchase money
for the parcel of land first above Denioped and de-
scribed rs VIII be necessary to pay the SUM of eight
hundred and hity-two dollars, with interest thereon
from the first day Of November 1857 and the OK
attending the execution of the trust. The like sum
:. $50 with interest thereon from the first day Ut
November, 1884, is 10 be payable the first DAY OF
November, ISIS; and the residue if any Of the pur-
chase money, is to be male payable. and be secured
at such time and in tuch manner as the said Frede-
rick keck may prescribe; in OF his failure to
do SO, at such time aud in such manner as will be
announced at the sale.
scribed, The terms will no cash to much AS is
necessary to pay the sum of s7iS3, due the lst
that day aud the expenses attending the Ition
of the trust; aid the further sum of S74s4 il to b.
raid the LIST day Of November, ISIS, with interest
thereon from the lt day OF November, 1857 ard the
residue of the purchase money is 10 be paid at such
time and iu such manner will be annOuced at the
time of sale.
NEGOTIABLE notes will be required of the purchaser
or purchasers of the said parcels OF land OF either
of them. for the credit instalments, and deed OF
deeds Of TO the The title to both
the above parcels OF land il believed to be unqufs-
tonable but acting as trustee. shall only sell with
special warranty. -
JOSEPH R0SENBAUM,
Trustee for Joseph Myers, and as Trustee for the
said Joseph Myers, Trustee for Mary Lovenstein.
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MUSICAL. -.

MUSICAL.--V. BUSCH, of Copenha-
IVA gcu, Teacher of
l+.uN ~ quarter
solo Singing. Oh Bassini's system...so az
Harmony and 0Tchestration ........,:J
kS-Classes formed in Chorus Singing sacred and
secular.
llth street. between Main and Bank.
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Egss 7 II NJ -I1k NINAENI TElNtIPE CI-
So -ENTRA EAGLE BRANB.--Just received
ne "a o. ct these really fns CIGARS, 60 which we
t the alteration Of those no prefrr rst rate old.
''''''>" WAgIN0 4 pEARCE. Druggists.
cOfnaf sth and Rtosi
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NOTICE-NOTlCE. - The subscriber
~ would respectfully and earnestly request all
pPrrous indebted to him 10 come forward ana settle
them mp. ,,.,
Intending 20 remove from the city, am compeiltd
N rnke this argent AS all uncollected claims
will ba given out for collection lie can he seen Al
hi. old place Of business. No 81 Main street, kich'
mont. ia lI-lw j. W. DENNLS.
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DUMPS-PUMPS.-We have this day
entered into Co partnership and call the atten-
ton OF those ia want 10 cur sample OF the oh styh
LDa PUMP which has been In Use for hundreds Oh
years. and proves the best Pump ever used Ne are
prepared ~ put Pumps in wells at the lowest
CASH prizes, at short notice, and finished ia the
most approved STYLE which warrant To give salts
faction. Shop on Westhani Plank Road. half mile
from Richmond All orders from the country prompt
Is attended TO sUTER Il COSBY.
IA y--iGtu
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AUCTION SALES.
-,----,-.s .-.~-~-s,.-l-5 49, 49,
HTfRE DAfS.


HORSES, HORSES, AT AUCTION
~ On SATURDAY. 18th. at 10 o'clock, We viii
sell at the large lot near the Central Railroad De
splendid lay Horse, years old Of fpe size and ar
ton, warranted perfectly sound and to work well 10
single and double harness. This Horse is we'll worth
the attention Of any wanting splendid animal
aud viii be sold on months credit for satsfsctory
paper. Il. II. COOK co
ia Il Aucts
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APPOINTMENT oP PROXY

Know all men by these presents, That we, the
Subscribers being Stockholders in the James River
and kanawha Company, 10 hereby constitute and
appoint our true aud lawful Attorney and
Proxy to represent each Of us i'll all General Meet
ings OF the Stockholders of said Company, held
within six months from and after the date there
Of wheH not personally present or repre-
resented by some other Proxy with full power
and authority at such General Meetings to give such
vote or votes and to do such other act or acts rs
each of us could give or do, as a member OF the said
meetings if We were personally present; and We DO
hereby ratfy and confirm whatever vote or votes
act or acts, said Attorney may lawfully give on
do for u.s. in pursuance of the authority hereby con-
ferred upon him.
Witness our hande and seals this day #
one thousand eight hundred and
Teste..: SEAL
T5EAL.l
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NUTICE.--l have appointed THOMAS
~ c. EPPEd my agent TO carry on the business Of
BLACKSMITH ana WHEkLWRIGHT, ami nope
that his former customers VIII give ne ther patron
az ia I9-2w* b. W. LEIGH.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-15

HO-PARTNERSHIP.-Theu undersigned
~ ave this day formed Cupavtnership under the
style and fiym Of Hill, & NOR tLEET Tor the pnr-
p,ise If cunductng GEM RAL COMMISSION AND
FORW ARDING BUSIS ESS in this city, and will be
pleased to serve their friends and acquaintance i'll
any branch of their business.
Office, shockoe slip, Richmond Va, Jan, Ist ISIS
WM. l.. HILL,
Formerly Of Caswell, NC
n. NJ NORFLEET,
il lin Formerly of Caswell. &c