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OregmnlS. an ,aHngepse legion. /.
contains 1850 090T sqnnrei nailes, which is
as muGhwaS -four orI6Ne ssofas the fnrgest
Eastern, States pdtetogethesg and larger
than all, Ell, laafltd and New York
So distant viii its capt oI be from its bor-
dsrs,fshltfmately, when emigratioaLhas
-ssttled it ;thrpVgtQuta ttat it will proba-
bly, need e 81 sS}j!asYf !asYfY sns e Of twice
There are thssss nataEal divisions of the:
2ssei I'll III aasis hs
region, sxssraingx fso Ithhs;y BtHs 4 to the
Cascade Mou9.ainsi qndl tbe lower region
,eod t6sasea 'o5sstziAEach of these would
Jh lcspsss fs;lSa Marry Hbsss Advantages no,
,YIsasternJ Stata Is so highly favored. IL
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IA souatry isb better adaptsdIferewool,a fax,
sl'hsmp ana fraitt91a sFty liouhtains lare COW
cred a5lR VIa,Ra g lls y 2 client tim
81 hers ssadasSiA &aTpishg Large yspppHss of
iron and coal.ds n or ysiit nrdikelySthat it
will prove gold prodaeingi'fegioh, for
the the saas th9s 5lFs are f,Ied n
pass lhro1gh, qEsgap, s1rhs simi-
- lar streamsfusnish ana bundRpeeE ofTwat-
% her power and the fargssI on esoiuland nav,
a fgation through tout he Stat eoa gPake II
ssAall ip All region II u tie ;Uniteh States
.hsbsttsEN ssaagttssds fsk ,Sl, Shs support Of q
dense ppopSalatle9as.ss opa sle9sssse ,,sAss,. sod - -
edi A ,Rside .AArnad in tAEar her sBr Bridal u Robes
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mon s. AZ LEBANoN -z,4he young lady He Leba I
@ % non whose SAD case We inientis1ed'in our
,bealast issusr; we are yp panied to earn, died
IN yesterday amerniRg ratao4e ne'eleck. ia The
a0Hs youth, beaatysahd dOhighpsociaf position of
Miss Sh1sk u peculiar sadness to-
this distressing aeefidss.nts fi dss.nats ,Jgsts rat the
moment when she -xas- -to-take the arm of
.ishim 8hoRas I'd M haEnids2and protec9
aaltor threuglEfifs tls hand a4 death inter
vened and smadesher the bride Of the
tomb. xE*g*A jos.
The Aarticnip are as follows: The
welding was to hatetth Ken place at elev-
-Hps enVo,clock one Mon dnymoraiug, sand the
Happy company tafl1aveln stafted to- this
s:y on the evening; attr,iihn ,'if n'T5 dsea few
moments before the time for the cererio-e
ny, MI TqiomasaBe Bhdagroom, swung
af open the HdoT 6f fFEeI eAaeR& I9Efe he
N%as tbne RAlt h BRIDE Y and The wind
s.... made 81 M Moye&sn tgNw Her vail ins'
-yssssalthefa place. or oprsa 4 she was in
-IHo stantlyT enselapeds in hesufames.d Mr..
Ei 'hiThonias was so ibswildsted thae Ire could
,repdef little 6t ND sassis tgne es The screamsi
Of the sufferer Bfodsfht her father, sister,
70. and several other persons 70 tic top of
ygos 4bas sstairs. where one bsr SEX
osqs eitement Dis w Watersasdr other pleaAsi were
used Observation-Disclosures aqbutbefore, il
.couldBe done SIZE Was dreadfully burnt.
f4er her wp;ritids were dressed the rere.-
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.30ITOT CLu1
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1870 NEGRO HIRING, 1910
AOOO HOUSE RENTING, DC. lCOC
q wv ri TYLER

Office on Marshall. between 9th and It'll Streets,
The subscriber again offers his services to the CO.
pie of Richmond and the surrounding country AS a
GENERAL AGENT.
Il is attention will be given especially to HIRING
OUT NEGROEs, RENTING OUT HOUSES, and
other CLAIMS and SELLING NEGROES and
REAL ESTATE PRIVATELY.
His acquaintance with tha people and places In
Richmond is very large, having been. frem 1851 to
1857, the keeper of the City Hall and other city
property. door keeper to the City Council and po-
lice officer.
He will give bis personal attention (when re-
Quired) to servants hired ont by him during the
year. His office is on Marshall street. between 9th
and 7th. in the former law Office OF James Lyons.
Esq. Persons in the country, sending me Servants,
will please write me before the end of the year. and
send their negroes by the LIST of January, 1859
Thanking those who gave him their patronage
for the year 1858, be solIcits their busin for the
future, and hopes that many others may conflde
their business to him.
For his fitness az an agent and his responsibility
for any money that may GENE into his hands he re-
fers to the citizens Of Richmond generally. aud es-
Meredith, Judge of the Circuit Court Marmaduke
johnson, Esq, Common weath's Attorney.
MEMBERS OF THs CITY C0UNCIL.-D Saunders,
PRECEDENT; Wm Allen, Edwin Robinson, DIR w
Reddy, Geo " Whitfield, Il Grattan, A Stokes
and Win Fl Richardson.
Messrs Conway Robinson. Gustavus Myers
Herbert Claiborne. James Lyons. Thos w Nc
Felix Mathews, VIM ii Haxa,l, ~ 81 W Timberlake
n C Lipsconbe, Goddin 4 Apperson, Jas NJ Taylor
4 Son, Alex Garnett Drs Peterfeld Trent and Al
bert Snead. and julius A Hobson. Collector City
Taxes. W III TYLER,
de 3-dtloJkcw6t Office near Second Market.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-25
By Z. B. Cook. Auct.
NEW AND LARGE STOCK OF BOOKS

~ STATIONERY, &c, AT AUCTION By recent
Richmond the largest and most valuable collection
OF standard and Miscellaneous Books ever offered
IN this city. embracing the Works of Irving scott
Shakespeare, &C., &c.
In the above collection will be fonnd greatv VA
riety OF ANIMALS and Gift Books, suitable for the
nondays gotten ny In the most expensive styles
together with splendid Family Eibles, Prayer aud
Hymn Books, Stationery 80 &c.
Also. Gold Pens. Pencils, Fancy Goode &c
The attention Of the publie ia respectfully re-
Quested The sale will be continued EVERY EvENlNg.
at o'clock, until the whole is disposed of.
dc Is L. b. COOK Auct.
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DICKINSON & ROBERTS,
~ COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Richmond, Val, Corner Cary and l3h Ss., nearly
opposite .Stockcs Warehouse,
Respectfully offer their services for the sale Of ell
kinds Of COUNTRY PRODUCE. TOBAC co. FLOUR,
WHEAT. CORN. &c. VIII pay particular atten.
ton to purchasing Goods ordered. and make liberal
advances on consignments in hand.
VIM Mcfarland, Esq, President Of the Farmers'
Bank.
John G Hobson Esq. President of the Exchsna
Bank. a
Jas Caskie. EsQ, President Of tie Virginia bank.
James Thomas. Jr, Ksq, VIM 6reaner, ESQ. Measri
HaxAll, MesarB Warwick Rarksdale, Messrs Pur
cell, LAdd d 90. Meesrs Brummell Registers, Rich
mond, Va; Messrs Brummell Registers, Now York
Messrr Stillman Ashiin, Wilmington. Fluvanns
county, tG George Sherman. EsQ, Chas 0rattan
ESQ, Rockingham county, Va; and Col VIM Walden
Rappahannock county.vs. au l3-cwSm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-25

At THE SAME TIME. the undersigned
IA will proceed TO sell, on MONDAY. the 3lst day
of january 1852 beginning at 10 o'clock. A NJ, al
the late residence of Mrs Melusine @ d Frsnck. In
Chesterfield county. about i6 miles from Rich mond
city and adjoining the teat known as Saint LIE
ger" in said county the goods and chattes OF said
Mo d Rranck. consisting of Cows. Horse, Mule
Cattle. Hogs, Wagon; Cart and Gear; Farming I'm,
other articles.
TERMS: For sums of $50 and under, cash; over
SEQ four months credit for bonds with saisfac tory
sureties. ALbEhT sPVII.
ia l7-2awtds AGDF.
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9 $50 REWARD.-Ran away from

EsS 500 KEWAED.-Kan away from
"A the subscriber, in the county of Louisa, on
N the nth of October last, my negro man BEN
- The said negro is about five feet 10 inches
nigh. brown complexion, had small whiskers; no
scars recolected, except his breast caused from
a burn. He is abont - years old purchased said
negro the 18th February, 1857, of Dickinson & Hill,
Richmond Va Ben was raised st or near Lynch.
burg Va where he will most likely endeavor TO go,
as understand his mother lives there. will give
the above reward if delivered to me. or lodged in
Jail so that can get him.
My address is Louisa Court House. Va.
&C 2g--dIt6cwts. WM. &. BARRkf.
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By Thos. W. Keesee.
(0fice corner of 18th and Cary streets)
TRUST SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT

TRUST SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT,
i gLAVE, FURNITURE, &e.-B virtue OF
Tru'ts from " Carpenter and wife, tn us and
which are dul recorded in the Office Of the Court
of Hustings for the city OF Richmond we will SELL
on FklDAf. the 2stn Of January, 1859, the proper.
ty embraced In said Trusts, respectively viz: ell
that lot, Except the part sold By W Wslthall, TO
the city of Richmond, and on which said city has
erected an engine house, with its privileges aud
iHprovs meats in the said city beginning at acorner
on Marshall st eet. adjoining the lot conveyed to
Evan Rsg!ana by Thos Hutherioord, and running
thence with the eourse Of Marshall street So III
feet to Brooke Avenue: thence with the conrse OF
Brooke Avenue, TO about l67 feet to said Rag
lands north eastern corner; therce $50, w about
llS feet to the beginnipg-ssid lot being the same
on which said 5 Carpenter row resides. Also, all
the Household and Kitchen Furniture, ofevery sort
tf said Carpenter at his said residence and fe-
male slave named Polly. The entire sales will take
place on the premises Aforesaid. commencing at 10
O'Clock A III.
TERMs-CAsH.
The title to the property is believed to be good
and indisputable, hut We will sell and convey only
such title as is vested in u.s. respectively.
B bHo MINOR 4 GILES Trustees.
~ Sale conducted by THos W KEEsEE, Auct.
ia iS-dtd
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By Alexander Mott, Auct'r.
FURNITURE, DRY GOODS AND GRO

n ,.n,. HsHs I'M UVOUC I'M UEO-
CEkIES viii be sold at auctior. at nv store
corner MATT and 18th streets, on TU EsDAY mornins
a.., ane zssh instant, commencing at 10 o'clock,
%" xS 1ss4rsmsnt new am second hand FurnifuEe
seys. Merinoes. Alpacas, Muslns, Caiicoes and Do
MssrSs, ar &c assortment Nett shirts and Drawers
Marseiles Quilts, &c; Boots, Shoes Hats and Can.
GRoCEkiES-3S bbs Whisky; 70 bb h French
EranGy; bDs Gin; bills Malaga Wine. ~ his
DC. AiRV MNnS.rS oaP'
ia ~ Auetionear
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WINDOW SHADE DEPOT,
w $50 BROAD STREET.
M q n r.. ID e n

Keeps constantly on hand large and well seIect,
ed stock OF WIND0W-sHADES and OIL CLOTHS
of the latest and most beautiful tyles at the fellow
ing lew prices; Landscapes. Boquetts and Plan
Dry Landssapes. Vase and Gothic shades, 81. worth
81 rs: Gold Shades at the low price OF $ Gold and
Velvet 81 25 up to the best article made Cah and
see nv new style of Green shades for darkening
Windows.
Shades made to order. Store keepers and pedlars
supplied at New York prices. de8-Sm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-25

WANTED, a TEACHER.-A gentle
w man. who can give satisfactory testimonial s as
to character and qualifications teach the Eng
Branches. Latin and uteek, can obtain a sitoa ton
in Henrico county, ten miles below Richmond A
liberal salary will be given A gentleman of some
experts nee in teaching will be preferred.
address, Immediately,
JACKSON F. OHILDREY,
ia ci-w2t Richmond Post Office.
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MEADOW FARM ACADGMY.--Th
RUNAWAYS.

p $50 REWARD.-Absconded from
-ktA my residence, on Monday last sprightly
SEC Looking girl, named ELIZA about Is years
Xxx old, u dark nulatto. with light freckies on
her Lace, hair woody, and answers quickly when
spoken TO- She was seen On Tuesday last ne ar the
gas works. Cary street and is surpos ed to be har
bored about the city. either in the Valley on the
at my factory on Cary street, Between IS and I9.h
ana $40 TO find out the person who ha. bar bored her.
ia Z-3t WM GREANEn
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EOR KIDNEY AND BLADDER All

EOR KIDNEY AND BLADDER AT
l. FECTIONS-.H Harris Ill RNE'S GREAT BUCHU
COMPOUND, for the rapid cure of all Kidney and
bladder Complaints. This Concentrated Compound
Extract Of buchu is the best Remedy in the World
tor all Diseases Complaints of rte Bladder Kid.
neSs. Dropsy, Gravel elects Leucorrhoea or Whites
and Weaknesses OF the sexual organs, whether of a
constitutional origin, or from any other cause of
long short duration
1t is prepared by Chemist, containing no Mer-
curry, aud is pronounced by medical men to be not
only the best. but the cheapest Bnchu Compound in
the world Persons VINO have suffered Tor years and
could scarcely walk. have been cured by using one
or two bottles.
Large Bottles 81; Email Bottles so cents. Sold by
FISHER WINSTON. and all Drug ists in Rich
mono, Petersburg. Norfolk, and other towns ia Vir.
ginia. Ia22-3m
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INFIRMARY OE THE MEDICAL col

TNFIRMARY Of THE MEDICAL COL
L LEGE-This Inflrmary is situated at the corner
OF Marshall and College streets in an elevated aud
healthful position, convenient to the railroad de-
pots hotels and other centres of business 1t is fur
nshed with every arrangement requisite for the
successful treatment of diseases and injuries, and
for the comfort of the sick. All persons requiring
Medical Surgical aid, except thensane and those
laborng under contagious diseases, are admitted
into the institution. Lying in women are also re-
ceivei ard carefully attended to.
Private rooms furnshed when desired.
sors Of the College who visit the wards daily. The
charges for Board, Medical Attendance, Nursing
end Medicine are for Per week
Soiored
In addition to the above rates, 10 cases requiring
Surgical Operdta0n by agreement with the pro-
prietors OF the Bellevue HoTpital, q small fee is
charged fer the operation varying from 50 to $780,
according to its importance. The particular fee in
any may be by application to either
OF the Attending Surgeons the Resident Physi-
clan.
All charges payable on the removal of the pa.
TENT
Attending surgeons-Profs GIBSON, PETICO-
LAS and WELLFORD.
Attending ehysiciaas-Profs. TUCKER. CONWAY
and McCAW.
Resident Physician-JUNIUS MICHIE, MD.
Steward-F NJ PARRISH.
Presidential J0YNES, NJ d.
Persons in the country, desiring to send patients
to the Indrmary, may address either the President
or the Ks sloent Fay slcian Ja6-ly
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By Goddin 4 Apperson, Auots.

FRAMED HOUSE, WITH sl-2 ACRES
@! LAND, in CHEsTERFIELp COUNTY,
LIN sArE AT AUCTION.-Will Be- scld on a.
TukDAf next the 18th January, 1859, commenc.
,ng y oS.ock Framed HOUSE, with Lot At
mile Of Manchester The house contains ,nr one
ana has been used for number OF years past A. =
toll honsc. on the Manchester and Falling creek
adapted for a market GARDEN S@- 'eass
lmmediAteIy after, and upon the premises Of tie
above described Land, viii be sold let of Land.
koad and Turnpike. adjoining the lands OF Mrs Ju.
ia Fore, Formerly Adams estate,) lying abont &
miIes from Manchester. .o1s
TERhs-0ne-third casb; balance at and months
&c. G0DDIN i xppEpS9M aee'
ia - Aucts
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DOSES HAIR TONIC; Lyons Katha-
AZ rion. TricophssiouJ Luslsal Hair Tonic; Hunfs
Hair Clos, Do, %. for se!s b. $500, r-......
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TN HANOVER COUNTY COURT, Au.
gust 9th, 1858:
Benjamin u. Smith and others, Plf's.
Against
Charles e. Stockbridge, admir- Of Samuel w. Stock
bridge, decd, and others, Defts.
IN CHANCERY.
In this cause it was amsng other things decreed
that the defendant. Charles Il. 8tockbridee admir-
of Samuel w. ctcekbridge, decd. render account
of his administration of the estate of his intestate,
before of the commissioners of this Court. who
is directed to examine, state aud settle the same.
and report the same to Commissioner, with any
matter specially stated deemed pertinent by him
self required By any of the parties to be stated
and that the said Commissioner also take account
Of what Is due the plaintiffs for principal and into
rest their debts mentioned in the bill and also
account Of all other claims against the estate
said intestate having given legal notice Of the time
and place OF taking the same and that the eaid
Commissioner ascertain and report TO the Court the
proportions due to the creditors OF the ntesfate out
of the nett balance found in the hands of the admin
istrator, upon the claims proven before him.
have appointed the I'd day Of February, 1859, for
the attendance of parties. at my Office. at Hanover
Court House. for the purpose Of taking the accounts
required thereby. when they will attend By ten
WIN. O. WINSTON, Com'r.
ja 4-swtF3 Hsprico County Court.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-25

THREE DWELLINGS AND 4 W.
= LUApL1 BUILDING tors. On 18th and o..
streets. Church Hill. At ACCTitv w,s - w. ~
upon the prsmees. On TUb eDAT the s.4k 49, Is
ya1uarys co0Deucfug ct O'clock . n ~ sg-s ~
framed Tenemepfs. on Grace. near 2Ssh - fgs.ssS
nnI. immediately opposite st johns Chureh ~
houses nave rooms each and tho ueual enc~s,s
enoeg The lots front 70 FEET each and ran bseE e
r. - 1iey. This property was originally owued ~
Thcms1n Norris and 4 nov in the pcssssion Of III
Also. three beautiful Building Lott. fronting On
: ID r .csr dface street. fronting each ~ feet.
I'M ing back ~ above
v;I a. ~ 9essring 10 secure picasaut residenrs
Tr.~s~ * = % attend this sale.
"a morsn. vheIonrth cash. the balance at n ard
bv frrst VI noses carrying interest and secured
pad by rr-h Taxes and Insurance .s,r isss to b.
Exhibited On AZ r. plat Of the property will be
nn JAS u rAYLoR SON, aucs,on.sr,.
VEhl DESIRABLE RESIDENCE IN
MARSHALL. AND ,trH srRrrrs ror. 90
HILL. At AUCTION WIN bc 80 UbukOH
niises on UESDAY, the 2sth inssan, upon tse PR
aiter the sale OF Mr. Thomss Morris n.a marcy
y desirable Brick Residence On MsrshpTn, vs-
reets Cnarch Hill, and lately in the occunsac 20
II has rooms. brick kitchen with tb,es r,.-,.
WaIef ana the usual convenieuces The la try,as.
ieet. and runs back the depth OF bali Acre la
IERas-ODe fourth cash: the balance AT ava 70
months. fcr notes with interest and secured nv
trust deed Taxes and insurance for 1859 10 be paid
j. 70 JAS NJ TAyInR a SOW 49,.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-25
- WAS COMMITTED to the Jail

CT WAS MMlI1ED TO the j all
"a OF Chesterfield county. on the 6th instant.
~ MIG 20. who calls himself WIN WHITE
- AID says he is free. and resides in the city
fsitimore, State of Maryland The said Negro
Is about feet inches high complexion black, and
rather slow in speaking when spoken to Ii the
said negro not Free the owner il required to
forward, prove property. pay charges, and take him
away, or he will be dealt with according to law.
SA DUVAL,
IA lint Tailor host oil Va