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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-02
EA- no 8XtTd CHdIE69.
All letters to be addressed to
HUBERT P. LEFEBVRE,
jy 23-3m Richmond, Va

HUBERT P. LEFEgvRE,
jy c3-3m Richmond, Va.
Il The sixth Session viii begin October ID, 1859,
and end the last Of Juno, 1860.
CHARLES II. WINSTON, A; NJ, succeeds Row B.
ton, important changes will be made, but the
grand OBJ ects for which the Institute founded.
and which now for FIVE years it has successfully
carried out, will ever be kept in view.
These are follows:
,ouns 'e sdy most liberal education. par u
I. TO afford instruction suited to ereyy stage of
sc hs st TO ba a
or Is ssach whs.svsr a%sS
'' ceHhAR1Es H. wIS SsaShSi j. A. Univ. Of W.
President aud Prof of Moral Science and English
ll Rev j. L. BURROWS, D. D., Evidence. of
o9 1hMEs LEIGH JONES. A. NJ UNIV. of va.,)
Z. 4. LEWIS. N. D.. Natural Sciences.
REF kffPoPS Sf Rn ri u nsae Department
7o;71 =, @ nTE17,, BpTawins, Painting, &c.
s Mss s. r Ro4.I and Miss VALENTINE
will continue to teach the English Branches in the
+. MALLORY. and ' Miss MARY {. LArMRoP. in the
Preparatory Department. Some Assistants will be
t he President will hear the rectasions of all the
classes at regular intervals, giving special alton
ton to the Primary pupils
Per session Of nine months half payable in ad-
vance, October !, lo39-rernainder, February a.,
1907
English Tuition in Preparatory Department. $50 90
French in Preparatory Department. ~ 90
English Tuition in Collie siate Department. SO 90
Ancient and Modern Languages, each. ~ O0
Music on Piano. with Vocal Music. ......... 30 ~
Music on tIultar " - ......-.. 10 90
Use of Instrument Observation-Disclosures. 8 90
Vocal Music alone, ttaken by all in classes,) 2 90
Drawnf, Neediework, or Grecian Painting. 20 90
OH Painting. ..-..-..- .-........-.:..... 30 90
Board, including every thing except washing. loo 90
Washing ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. 20 90
Ministers daughters Will be received at q reddc-
ton of cue fourth, all the above charges.
nA- No extra charges. Pupils provide Books and
Stationery at tEalr own expense. In case of pro-
tracted sickness, deduction will be made for abb
sence.
1t will be noticed that the Price Of Board has been
reduced from 500 to Sl60. No chance is contem-
plated in it's quality. With our ample accommo-
dations. it was thousht the reduction could be at
forded, and that it hi, therefore, to be made.
Boarders are resarded as members of the Prcsi-
dents family. Money to meet their incidental ex-
penses should be deposited with him, and all let
tiers for them sent to his care.
Pupils should be present. if possible, on the first
dGy of the session.
For Catalogues, Circulars, or further informa-
tion address CHAS. H. WINSTON,
President Richmond Female Institute,
iy Z3-2xm Richmond, Va,
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BY e. b. Cook, Aact.


CARGO SALE OF RIO COFFEE. SALT,
OPORTER AND FINE TEA.-on SATURDAY.
NJ, the cargo of the barque Sally Mayee, consist
ing Of
marks Of Lasuxyra style.
o,zzs sacks fine SALT, per ship Mary Russell, d.
rect from Liverpool. "
800 tierees Pints and Quarts LONDON PORTER,
inst landing from ship Amason and ship Ca
rs half chests Of fne Gunpowdsr TEAS, impcr-
ted by as BY the ship Romance Of the Sea-, nom
China. EDMOND, DAVENPORT 4 CO..
jy &-tds Auctioneofp.
Will lie sdded to he above sale. - baxs La
guayra COFFEE, damaged, sold for eccoant Of
whom il may concern. rs u. 60.
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~ Y. HAMPTON AND 81 B f0I NJ. IN s :
sxxlEsgeM h4yIne heen pafthased 81 individuals
sa Ieesmns N Portsmouth,. Norfolk and th1 ad-
luagjtntion. ''''-s'-' = -
MIss sn,pins session win cnmmsncs on tho isst
noH pAf IN October, under klpe supervision Of
noy, EMAs A. KAYMoNb. who will hav6 associatsd
WHIP MIN An able corps Of Teechsrs.
chansed
forfurther particulars seo future advertisement,
OF adoress Rev. THOMAS HIMEsOf
MOSS w. ARMtSTEAD. Esq,
Portsmouth, or
Rev. eHAs. a. RAYMOND.
II - uars
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KILLED by LiGHrNING.-On the Goth inst,
Al Hamilton. Harris county. Ga, DIR. John
IrSY WAS killed by lightning, while seated in
the hotel Of that village. Others sitting
AZ ,uud we're stunned by the lightning.
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ir5S MoUTT WAsHINGToS.-Last Monday
night WAS quite cold in the " hife Mountain
region. and the ice which formed on the top of
Mount Washington did not melt during Tues
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T,HE COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA.,
i TO THE SERGEANT OF THE CITY OF

kIL H1NUNU, 1fTL I-NU.
We command yon that you summon The Sea-
board Towing and Transportation Company, to ap-
pear ut the Clerks Office of our Court Of Hustinss
for the City of Rchmonda at the Court House there
1889 to answer the action of William p. Cox, who
for the benefit and at tho costs of John Donald
of plea Of treSpass on the case: Dama,e Ave
Witness, ROBERT HOWARD, Clerk of our said
Court of Hastings, at the Court House, the I'd day
of June, 1882 in the S3rd year of our foundation.
ROBERT HOWARD.
copy-Teste:
ROBERT HOWARD, Clerk. je 30-law4wTh
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MRS. BROOKE'S
WI BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL


LIST Of October 1859, an end the LIST day Of July,
All the branches O. fessase education will b
.snsht, including the Moasfr Lsngussss, Latin.
competent assistants have been emplosed
Particular attention will be PAID to me manners
hs Se Ses sns M H to
TRIMS:
Zone half payable in adyance-the balance on the
18th OF February, 1861
Washing. .........-.........."... ~ %
En- sh tuition, thishe % %
! Modern Language teaeh). 70 %
Music Music professors feeaj
Use of Instrument. .-......"............. 500
Primary Department. Observation-Disclosures. 80 00
John Randolph Tucker, Dr. D. H. Tucker, Rich
James ss n. Mason. %inehsstsrs va; Rev. v
ien:, Henry 4, Wise RisSmead. y; jude i. Il.
SsTscrsyiiis, Va; DR.. GsssneI Hsriisop, D5; Jas
cr1f psne OF Wv Dr. r. H chsp
man, Mr.; Allen T. CaPerton, Mr.. Oliver Bierne, Mr..
For further i'f''~'''f TE sfasf'ks BROOKE,
jy l5-dtlstO Richmond, Va.
OCoRNER OF FRANKLiN AND sTH SITS,
RICHMOND, vA-This School for Young Ladies'
Will ope! on the hTSt oil UctoDer, 1909, and close the
Terms for the session. shalt payable first Oc-
tober. 1889, and the remainder the 18th of Februa
Primary English department, including vocal
Intermediate: g %
Ancient and Modern Iansusxes, each 70 CO
Piano, Guitar, Organ, or cultivation of the
Painting; Drawing, Se.......~..... 20 90 to 50 90
Board including washing and lights. rs co
The Principal vii he assisted by an able and eff
cient corps OF teachers, among whom taready
enred) gre Rev. LEo RossER, D., d.. teacher Of
ancient Languages and Natural Science; HORACE
CHASE, Esq. teacher Of Music; F. j. FISHER,
teacher OF Paintings; Misses n; E. CARTER and A.
+. pELAPLANE, for the English department For
' +. L. GALLEHER, Principal,
jy ls-lm Richmond, Va.
CHURCH HILL ENGLISH, CLASSICAL.
- NAT MATHE En boAk AND COMMERCIAL
University of Virginia, have united to establish =
permanent School OF hlgh order. Church Hill.
and hope to be patronixed by parents especially in
the eastern portion OF the city.
Per Session Of rine months, oHe-kaD in ddraneei
Ordinary English branches. 49,. ..... 5000
Higher Enc ish, including book keeping. -. 900
RYereness-Faculty University of Va. Charles
H. Winston, President Richm1nd Female Instr
tutii; Pr. F. W. HSnc2cki d. Albert snead Rev.
J. J. En-lish, ESQ; VIM: Folkes, ESQ, Clerk Hen
rico county; Turner Richardson, Esq; Thomas j.
StaTkc. Esq, Richmond.
EA-F For further particulars. see circulars.
LARKIN WILLIS,
JNO. M. WINFREE.
CHURCH II ILL, Richmond, June 2lst, 1859.
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~ Cfsns1eW 3 %, AreSs. :
al xte4Ios Pdd E 9a ~ fy .'s||
~ hasSae Wiaiffed. Just arrived from Ne ~ "a
9eifg. 1Ih1e gO4ee va eeIeeted expfesg0 fDf our
peSn soat - this puft during Tho yeAS.
1snAe -Four months, credit sfqg appnnNo1 noeo-
H1-fds = ~
wan q nddsd 10 tho shove sales
g ss..' Er1 Ys:l g. 7 cOrFxz.
e. CC4be DO.
W do Coffee Do
I'D. = ss:s'' zD1dxsf aakssssEEgpNkr 60.
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BY Thos. w. Keesee, Aues,
IOAice corner Of 18th ard Cary ssYoots.1

CTORE ON 18th 9TRERT. oPEQ4lIE
dExcnANNsE Hs9TEvL EQE SHbES ~ "a Az ~
day Of August. At o'clock. r. NJ. shall prOceed
to sell At auction. the RICK BUILDING on 18th
street, formerly occupied by the late W. smith.
Merchant Tailor, and now occupied ~ WIN. Allen
in the same business. II 10 in central location
s,ncss. subject to ground rent Of 9lso yer snnum
WIN. HOLT RICHARDSON.
Adg'r al VIM. j. Smith, docensod
Sale By TMos. .kKxsER. Auct, U 26-ede
nOuBLE REFINED 8TEAa CANQIEo.
10y ncf9yy il nov Son2!s3e, ana g HE l Ase
aelphie, which eNAhaoo N "a OGee - ~ 4raee -
ylsg.nsa. North Carolina Ard Tenneeses = 40 e
me cas%{ Grpcefss % aStacle -
'fsA1 slh1EaBssfRb .ps4s -,
N | Y y
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LAND rOR aAI.H

- HALIFAX LAND FOR SALE-5r
tending to remove to another COUNTY nsst ar.
I.ANn one NEIL i"r sale, privately. my TRACT OT
/. a. caaaea fremont" on which now reside,
fax e II. e South Boston DEPOT. on the nsns
and Danyille Railroad, AZ miles from ths Ts~sss
Anu ia from the latter place. The Tract cnrts,c.
about 600 acres. Ii necessary, il can IL d;v;d@S
into two or three settlements one Of which, itrssS
mn now occupied b. Mrs. NJ. B. owen, conts,n-
residence. with Eve rooms an oce IN he vsrd ~
All Recessar. cut-buildinfs Another settle .,enS
now occupied by my overseer, fnrmerly the 49,
dence Of DR.. Tuck can be sold yeparnteiv with -
acres OF land; leavins 300 moro acres with ~
nomestead. fremont 10 re- arded one Of the hand
anu most des.rabl residences in the county
me oaiidin., sontann seven rooms, 10 in medern
WIN snade trees, CHOICE shrubbery and flowers rem.
dors the residence still more attractiye Tia ia
PIE, caITia house. cabins. &c. are all in 0od ,v-
oer. ne mel hborho0d 10 une xccptonable in point
ol health, rehnement and intellis ence. Tho land
Wen adapted to the cultivation Of corn. wheat,
LAND, lynn. IN the fork Of Dan and stsunton IL
vers on which there il comfortable residen nee ana
an excellent steam saw and rist mill. The engine
Is OF iorty horse power. with two saws attached
ana IN perfect order. Tho land 10 principally n,
woods sr1 ! Will also sell my ST0RE-HOUSE and
hsbhs az D2ntn s bosts2R now occupied b. ysirses
store house, of brick. built within few years, il
50xs2 feet, two stories high. South Boston is
considered one of the best stands in the cofnfr
Tor store or tobacco factory. | will also sofl
my interest In the concern Of Je6ress 4 Dabbo.--
PERSONS des rous Of purchasing invited to call
ana see Tor themselves. or any Information in re-
Jy 4-lawSw JOSIAH DARHa
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WALSH'S GUN AND Pts
11SEJHE TOL DEPOT.--G Ms. PTS
= '' tolls. FISHING TACK E

DkaSIXk DEFUT.--G Z n 8. p 8
tolls. FISHING TACK
SPORTING APPARATUS. WALKING CANES:
MEAS. WALSH, Manu- 6tjireta ant Importer Of
Rifles, Guns Pistols. &C., invites the attention of
merchants and sportsmen to his extensive and
we'll selected assortment of goods of every de-
scTiption IN the gunnery line which he will sell at
the lowest possible prices, and on the most accom-
mndatins terms.
desert ption of FIRE arms kept constantly on hand.
Also, AMMUNITION, PERC IiSSION CAPS, &c.
He has in store, also, choice assortment of
CANES. Of various styles and coiofs.
He will repair all kinds of Fire Arms neatly.
quickly. aud substantially, mount Canes, fit and
repair Door end Trunk Locks, at reasonable prices
Call at his store, No. 80, Main ST.. Richmond. Va.
JAMES WALSH,
iy l2-1m Maker aad Importer Of Guns &c
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BOARDING SCHOOL FOR BOYS
II A u "a

- IA F4UQUdEK COUNTY, VA.
The srst q this sehcc Vii besin October
We as ose Of The ss IN ths stats
The course of instruction will As nearly a. pos
s2 Of Sh eS H Ha tue the Finop. p
The sceom,modatcns being limited, about 20 pu
cation to the Principa at 6riean e.. Faasanisr
TEEn.-saso per session.
The Faculty of A the uniyersi.y of Va.
Mrs. Pesram, Pr. 3. z. Wellferd,
rios r Prse. Esq, Rieimond, s ss.0A' ESQ.,
Dr. H. W. BafBI Baltimore, M Merry KEENAN, ESQ.,
DR.. ]. Riley, Gecrseto,rn. d. C. jy l-sm"
IRE iCK'S HALL FEMAL f.
l. SCHOOL.-The second Session of this School,
ThI his hs is located within half mile Of Fredercks
mence on the LIST Of next September, and close or
bnsrd and Tuition In all the English Branches Tor
Music on the Piano. with use Of instrument s 60
prswinx and Painting. each 10 o.
India Ink and Crayon, each ............. 500
An ascomriished and experienced Teacher VIII
v1sn sa5ssi IL saf'st HI 9qts ssGRH'
RROOKLAND HOOL. AT GREEN-
WM WpHP wRifbfBGFE AL B. RIaeiIa co. VA
JOHN 6: pINWIDDIE, 1,.,,,.o,.
}oHN M y. dARSh n A. Instructors
The object Of this SCHOOL is to prepare young
mon for the University Of Virginia, for any. col
and the fourth graduate in the school. Of Latin,
losophy. and also an experienced teacher.
The. Principal has had ton years. experience in
OF his present school. and three as an Assistant In
strnctor in the University, in the schools Of Msth
The 4th session commences on the LIST September
next, and closes in the last week of tho following
TErNs-exclnsve of lights rnd towels, $3.50 per
session of ten months. payable Sl23 on the LIST Sep
For Catalogues, Stating Details apply to the Prn
sR1h sisxssd Psf@at ff1nsI a.
W x5 sSSSff sPs y TbEEcGoaNi
Ffce Miles West Of the University Of Va.
E Il nsb BkoG es'1 NJ A. n:s1uesoi M.sh.
H. W. wy HsucKErT, NJ. A.. A..i.tan. in Language.
JOSEF asP NJ BRoGS. Assistant in Mathematics
The object OF this Academy is to prepare students
the duties Of life The course Of construction en-
Rs Il
and the method. far practicable, adapted to
that pursued at that Institution.
The third session will begin the lat September.
The expenses are $3.50 year, payable semi-annu-
ally in advance.
For Catalogues address either of the Principals.
Ivy Depot, Albemarle CO., Va. je D-lawtlS
FEMALE SCHOOL AT CEDAR POINT,
i SPOTfSYIvANIA Co.. vA.--rhe exerclscs OF
this School will be resumed on the LIST MONDAY
1850.
TERMS per session OF 10 month. including board
and tuition in the Engish branches, &l25 !;
French, Music and use cf instrument; alsc. En-
brodery, Drawing and Painting, at the usual rates.
The School will be conducted By competent
teacher. under the supervision of Miss ANNE +.
WALLER, who has had tho instruction Of young
ladies for number Of years, and who has given
Partlows Post Office, Spottsylyan county, Va:
jy6-Iaw4w ]. MERCK WALLER
URINARY SCHOOL.-MRs. C. Il. MAYO will
reopen her SCHOOL,. IN the Sunday School
Room, connected with the Sycamore Church. on
Eleventh. between Broad and Marshall directs, on
MONDAY September 9th. 1850.
TrnMs;-ssS gsg session Of aine months.
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- THAT MOST BEAUTIFU AND
Ei;.is XAI.IARLE G o L e z Y SEAT callei

ZEN HloUNr ERIN, FOR SALE Having recently
entered into business engagements which require
my personal undivided attention in the city, offer
for sale Mount Erin" where at present reside.
1t lies within and a half miles of the Capitol,
and is we'll known for it's beauty, healthfulness,
&c, that a minute description is considered unne-
cossary; hut as have recently improved and beau
tilted the place very mncl. solicit persons desiring
to purchase place of it's kind TO examine it. It
coutans about eight acres. most bea ltitully deco
rated W tn trees, shrubbery, &C.; grove of oaks,
&c. well set IN grass: large mansion, kitchen, stable
K sufficient To accommodate n large family. Oppo-
site t. and adjoining on the south. is highly i'm
proved lot of about five acres, well set in clover,
which will be sold with the mansion lot or sepa-
rately, NAV be desired
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ARGE STOCK SALE or DRY GOODS
~, IN y. - g y nspAY, the 4th Of August, eomman-
S4 e ~ clock, We will sell 1t tho store 81 Mann
Sse s i tc:ffR 1Hsss,b k k
eriss. rnien = large end vol eelsctsd and com
which ~ % cI es as .,Saa;
SO dcsSn Hos ffes stock consists in part Of
g pieces I LANNELS.
9 DO. French M0uSSELrNEs.
g Do. CASHIER jill. JEANS Z T1WHKps.
,@ 40. CAMBRIcS and MfJSLTNS.
sW SSozen Nd Buck and Silk GLOVES.
= '''S &s. cashmere ana Plaid sHAWLS.
Tnns.:-xIl sums a Under slc &C. ..,h. ava, .,oo
y KENT f FAME sERdSIs g.. no Hss,,
BY Dunlop, Moncnre 4 Co., 11cY;s.
y AUCTION SATURDAY. tbs a. y At
gust, commencing al half-psst 10 O'clock. va vii
SeIi ~ our once the CARO- of the brig Montrosa
from Maysguex, Porto Rico, with ''ose'
40 puncheons MOtASSEs, prime. susns'
$50 hhd.; N. 0. suGG2R, prim. and eho;..
las bbIs. n. o. MoLAssEs, prime quality.
And other articles suited to the trade.
TEkMs.-Under S1o0, cash; over 500 month";,
credit, Tor approved neg etiable paper
A The sale will commence preeisely Mt half
past 10 clock, in order to give dealers time To at
. .eha Messrs Edmond, Davenport 4 Co.'s cargo
jys DUNIoP, MoNcURE 4 CO., Auo...
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80 DEstRABLY LOCATED FARM or
- s64ss ACRES. IN THE COCNTIEH OF

AfEEEEFi IL T aND ftSSWwHA 1TIlHNs 81
MILES FRoM RIGHMoSD. ron : sxi.K."ws
are authorized to sell the above farm. Il contains
56iH acres Of which it il estimated $50 acres arc
fertile creek and branch fiat, and the remainder in
Sadn on sSs eses consist o frame. d iHou
with three rooms the lower floor. and three at
tic rooms much out of repair; a. good 0ranary.
and Mill House convertible into Tobacco Barn;
Smoke House Corn House. and three Ne. TO Cab.
good TIMBER, ~ miles from = steam saw mill,
and an abundance of FIRST rate plant land. Mr.. H.
r. Pa g the renter of the land. viii show it TO per-
sons wishn: to view it.
As the owner resides too remote from the farm
tn give it his personal attention he il anxicus to
sell and will make the terms Of pa, Bleut remaYka-
bly, liberal sas one-fourth cash. balance At end
3years, bearing interest. properly secured. For
further particulars. apply to us.
GODDIN l. APPERSON,
au1-6t Richmond. Va.
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n : 6 8 ~
PowHATAN HOTEL,

- ~-
1OWHATAN HOTEL. ,,cv,.o,...-
The undssiensd having lesssd Is sisvs = -.
santty situated Hotal, and made ever propSrssscn
20 continue the business, take this e,okhod ~ n
Iormn< the public tAat the house will not - e3nne
end that every effort viii b. made to command ~
M Of viaitors and render IL second e 8
We have associated WITH % Mr.. Gao. j. seas
MI as SuPerintendent, and secured the ssrvicSe
o. Mr. = NJ D. CIAnKH - Clerk. who viii each s.
the public; BLAkEiEY { EuLffiKEN, -
y ..I,u 1ev FrOprl1t0eos
I'hE ARLINGTON HOU9E, &
IT, CoRsYR on MAJu AND err e1e.
oiIs HSuE y, =. ;fss
herctotore. Tho proprietor. viii 81 happy 9 a.
ers and will not relax in Attention "a sussssS tSs
character It has attained. D. 500
LA kUTAW HOUSE,
G;@1 FARE R sEAbhJTci&8RR.
me he's chs6ss n! DAr at this splsndid FIRST.
Gentlsmsn's Ordinary. perday. Sas
k' nssv. John cGiRRiaoLL. Y ;s,;,.;sS s.
THE TUNSTALL HOUSE. . -------'
CRAGHEAD STREET,
- DAxvILLE, VIRGINIA.
WIN nov furniture. and newly repaired, ~ e.
pro visitors that no efforts will spared 10 pfco9o
.af Ee HSUSsEs !. e. :ss 4. a
OFFICE, and our omnbusses will always S n
b Depot. 70 ea .;Wss 1, srt e and f0n "
nn-,yd WI AfTsfAAtkk56 SSss, fiossis'er''
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m HANOVER CIRCUIT CoURT-THuRs

~,
George w. Gretter and VIM. Brent, merchants,
and partners, trading under the firm and -
style OF Gretter Brent. and James r. But =
ier and John I. Butler, merchants and part .
ners, tIadlns under the name and sty1e of / g
James I. Butler and Company, who sue for =
themselves, and any other creditors of Will =
liam V Smith who may DO entitled to particj- z
pate IN the benefit of this suit, and who will | =
contribute their proper proportion of the costs ::
against -
William c. Smith. Daft
In this cause, among other things, By the decree
pronounced theyeln on the 18th March, 1859 IL was
ordered rs follows: And the Court doth refer tins
cause to one OF the Commissioners of this Court
with directions TO ENQUIRE ascertain and re mort Ia
tho Court the judgments against William C.. Smith
which are liens upon the said of land lin the
proceedings mentioned,) with the names OF the
parties thereto and the dates and amounts of the
respective jud meDts, and the order in which thew
arc liens. And, in order to enable the Commis-
soner to execute this Decree he is hereby directed
to publish notice, requlrns the juds lament creditors
of William C. Smith to file evidence Of their claims
before him, and also notice of the time and place
of executing this order, week for four weeks,
In one OF tho newspapers published in the city of
Richmond, which publication shall DO in lieu of
personal notice to the parties to this suit"
The parties Interested in the above order are
hereby notified to appear Mt Hanover Court House
on the LIST day of Aus ust 1859 with evidence,
to enable the Commissioner to execute said order.
jy 6-law4w CHI. MORRIS, Conn.,
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JAS. McxrNxfx


- .GHI9WICk" FOk 11EE.-rbe 10
scf,ber o3s 1cr ode psivn)ety, M IAN.
R;cs nailed !. chiss.isf :iissss1 NJ q
are l1s acres Of Land jncIuaiar 4 ~ - easS
lent meadow. Qns-third q under cuIfivSSjHS ~
into fields. - 49, 49, 3
Theimprovemsntse ousisl q q exes,iun 4 - -
half story framed Heasss WITH 6rsek - SSf
with good barn, corn h9Hes. s1nck4- heu1os k66&(
and fruit choice. The health q u SissS = -
verbally good. BE- -. z q.
inc the promises for themeelvee. ~
Also. two good cows Cor sale.
jy SLIM GEO. T.. 8xAGIs. z
- FOR smail IARM o9ssS H
Acres, one mills hoyoud the tofunin01t - T. r.
- Mechsnicevilie Turnpike, about ~ d Gf
miles from Richmond, ~ IN e1eejlepk nol4
churches. Tho impr0vemeats eoae1ge ~ 1T s
INK with four roon0, and all neceooaty Gnfs>u -
!: q. K :fs g 50 stu - e
sst. Po'ss's'oa s'vsA lns.seaiis1 M 81
Hs-ts - nssaA street, Rtseen4
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-02

HYIx WARE. At KEUIJEU PRICES.-It is
SEH}E our purpose the first of Jantisry next, to
thsv remove 10 one of tho new iron front ware
hsuses on Governor street, being built and
with view of reducing our stock, to avoid the ne
OUR ENTIRE STOCK at greatly reduced pri
eos. We have many lots Of 1esirable GOODS, suit
ed to the s,tes Of City and Country Merchants
which viii DO sold ~ the cost Of importation, to
close them. Housekeepers will find il to their in
tercsi 10 give us q cali.
GEO. ]. SUMNER & CO.,
y 2S-lm No. % Pearl