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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-18
BY James NJ. Tavior l. Som, Auct's.

TRUSTEE,S sALE or A VACANT LOT
L IN PORT MAYO By virtue of a deed of trus.
sssfssd p SNAP and S to the sub
gu .tion, upon the premises, ON TUESDAY, the
.olh DAG OF Fshruar, commencing al. = O'Clock p.
the side OF 9TH ~ ieet and running back
81 feet and designate d b, me number 4 on plsn
annexed 10 and recorded with deed from }. NJ
l'e''' 80 - ~ . JAS NJ. TAYLOR, Trustee.
JAS. NJ. TAYLOR &.SoN. Anct's iel5
AS SPECIAL CO. MIsSIO NER APP
"A pointed by decree of the Circuit Court Of the
City of Richmond pronounced on the sis. day Of
January. 1850. in the of Chicks adminstra-
tor rs. Chick, shall proceed to sell upon the pre-
mises in the order advertised the following prop
On MON DAY. the 27th day of Feb,ry eommsnc-
MftNTs an the south AIDE Of Broad street between
Adams and foushee streets, lately occupied by SAID
Chick. deceased, TIE lot fronts 80 feet and runs
back 100 feet to an alley.
Immediately alter the above, say CONNIE ncing at
AZ O'Clock, two BUl LDlNG LOTS. nsaf Sacon
IN 81 feet on the north side Of Moore street run
Lins back 1870 feet, 70 an alley ID feet wide.
On TUESDAY, the 18th day Of f chr com OF (
M Hanover county. adjoining the lands oil =
bowles and others, conrain,as about one hundred
and thirty acres. ,
On the same day, commencing at O'Clock. P
NJ, TRACT OF LAND IN Henrico county con
tanning about Ao acres. lying or the Brooke Plank
Road. about seven les from the CITY, and aCJoin
ing the lands Of James Francis and Others.
On WEDNESDAY, the 10Th day Of FelIuary, a
IN Henfco county. containing about l4' acres, ter
miles nelow the city Of R!ehmend and sdonint
HUGHES, Turner and others.
TERMs.-Oue- iourt" cash; the balance at 6. Il
and Is months. the purchasers swing bonds, bear
ing interest Tor deferred payments. and the title te
he retained until the further order OF the Court
The taxes for to 9s gad b the
| JAS. NJ. TAYLOR b Son. Aucts. fe2
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MANCHESTER DELINQU ENT TAI
vi LIST.-A list of .ots and parts of Lots in the
town of MANcHEST Err. returned delnquent,
for the NONPAY MtNT OF TOWN TAX tss for
the years 1858 and 1859, which SAID Ihts will be sold
in front Of the Town Hall. Manchester en- WE'D
NESDAY, the l4th day Of March next. At O'Clock,
p. NJ. unless there be previously paid the taxes
thereon. together with the alta charges of this
proceeding:
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.


ssss LAMB FOR sALE.-In the county of
~ Hano YER twelve miles from the city al Rich
-ssA~ mOnd, and IL miles from Richmond. F:eder-
cksburg aud Potomac tai road, on stony Run
others, contaning about % ACR rs. about 10 acres
cleared. the balance heavily tImbered with pine
co a I'll House on NV EDNEsDAY, the 18th day Of
February. 1860.
pay n'sn'S oil anu "''5 JaM& SSS s. GILMAN,
fe abb A;eu. for Martha Ann KING.
%ss TIE slRstKiiss-k has ter sale rom
1 FIVE to six hundred SILVER MAPLE
-A~ TRE for shade or orname, tai Trees. Also
large aaaa!ity of GRAPE ,h YIN rs; to which he
No0'O ''''''' '''' s''''''G FLtNiNG PHiI,TPs.
fel 45t" One mile west sf Richmond.
xag siENHsVO LAND FcR SALE.--Fpr
IL STEAD, eontalnins fourteen acres of improv-
ed garden land, SIX miles West OF Richmond. yin
inlni9 the lands nd of b. Caref and W. feen
The dwelling IS new and contains tour good rooms
in good order; a we'll of pure water and SounS
orchard OF c'oice fruit trees SO al tamil. viii
II ea-lm+ 49, Hsnrieo.
Tor SALE have for sale two half acre
T LOTS on GRACE and Broad streets. centre, or
divided into smaller lots next to Mofton's flower
garden; an excelien. GARDENER, and 4 superior
parade ana 10 for rent two SEATS IN Pew no Is in
ST. Pdul's Church. | will take occasion To correct
an impression. which am Informed is very prev
alent one. that had discontinued the practice Of
Medicine and Surgery.
ia 23-lm J. n. BROOCkS, Nj. ID.
VALUABLE PRIVATE DWELLING. an
' SOUTH SIDE CARY, BETW ZEN lsr AND
| % STREETS. FOR SALEi-We are authorized
| The House contains IL rooms. :nd has every &C
| communication for a large SIZE family. There IS on
fronts 80 feet by l57 feet, to alley 10 feet wide
| For terms, &c, apply ~ . 80,
| Id 23-In TODDtN II AfFERSCN.
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ority of Act If Congress. IN
he largest circulation In the
r letters in this List. will
ERTtsED.
Esq LIST.
Jones mrs Columbia A
Jones mrs Mary r
Jones miss Maria
Joy miss Annie
KNOTS mrs r.
klpav mrs ELLEN
Kelly mrs Bridget
Kelly iiirs -----
Keyton mrs Louisa J
Kennedy miss Mary
hohmor m,ss Marg't
Low mrs Caroline +
Lord mrs Sarah G
i.ipscomh mrs Mary
i.lpscnmb mrs l. 8
lee mrs Z A
Lamb mrs JuniuS
Lane miss Laura
Lambert iaIss :
Lewis miss Ellen
Lee miss Fanny c
Livingston miss Cora
Lacy miss Mildred +
Nc uougall miss = NJ
Munda miss Nary r.
Murph, miss Johanna
Murphy mss Bridget
Moore miss Fila '
Minnie mss Minnie
Moseiy miss Ret'ie
Miller miss Nirginia
Maxwell miss Anna
MANNING miss -
Martin mrs Ann L
Malone mrs Mary A
Middleton mrs +. r
Morris mrs L. V
hiountcastle mrs Saliie
Moore mrs julia L
Mobiles MISS Sarah
North miss Della
Purcell miss Maria NJ 2
Pratzman miss Caroline
Parish mrs Frank Nj.
Peasants mrs Maiinda
Phillips mrs I
Phillips mrs Nancy
Powers mrs Mary A V
Robinson miss Mary
Rlc ker miss Eliza
Richardson miss II Il
PIckscom6 miss s L
Roper mrs Mary II
Robb mrs Sarah
Swiney miss Mary r
Sampson miss VI airy b
Slzer miss i.evenia
ShuItlce MISS Laura
Seward miss Sarah u
Stephens miss K E2
SaterW hite mrs A
Selden mrs Nils
Stark mrs Ellen
Smith mrs NJ arthl L
Stone mrs Jane
Stewart mrs " D
Switzerland mrs Jane
z stewart mrs Casadar
Tensor mrs Susan +
I thompson mrs Martha
ThoTnton mrs G II
Turner mrs Sarah +.
Thomas mrs Rohertine
Thomps on mrs Harriet
Todd mrs Sarah
Trent mrs Catharine
Taylor mrs Betsy
Tyler mrs h
Trabue mrs Mary + 2
Tyree mrs Betty
Terry HISS Ann
Thornton miss Sallle F
ThoInpklns mss Emma
Thompson HISS Ann K
Tudor miss $ trah W
Wells mrs Mary Ann
Washton mrs Betsy
Watkins mrs Martha E
" Inflow mrs Mara
Whistler mrs Cath
Winston mrs Martha A
WOODY mrs +. B
Wright mrs John A
Whiting miss Emma
Watson miss Betsy
W atSon miss Ann A
Watkins miss Marg't c
Warren miss Julia A
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BY a. %. Williams. Auctr.

TRUST SALEUF All ABLE CITY
executed b. Thon,Hs A. Rus. ard fh@te G.. his
wife. one bearing date m the 18Th day OF January
1888, and the other dated the 10Th OF july, 1855 both
duly recorded in the otice Of Richmond HustIiigs
Court, shall. as trustee therein named, proceed
on Til CRSD Az. the LIST day of March. 1860, at the
fair day thereafter. AT the same hour.t upon the
premises, having been there 10 requested.l to Sc
Of LAM D., IN the city Of Richmond which the said
Rust purchased OF James Govan, EXT OF James
John Mayo's line, trence along that Line sixty feet
to the northwest corner OF the lot known III the
along the side of thar lot to d or Cary
one hundred and sixty three feet SIX iuccs The nee
on the line OF b or Cary street to the ilnG OF VII
ham Mltchels 5, south corner, sixty ieet; thence up
the line Of SAID Mitchell, as u was IN his lietime
to the beginning; subject, however, 70 gnor
lien upon the SAID property IN iavor OF the Rich-
mond Fire Association, created by & deed from the
SAID Tnos. a Rust. dated 9th Aprli. lS42. and
corded in Richmond Hastings Court Deed Book.
TEHMs-Cash asreeahly to the conditions Of the
deeds and the purchasers to pay the taxes and IN
surance oi the year 1860. Tie title to the above
property is renewed TO be good, but selling as trus
lee. / Shall! conve, tie property above men, ioned
with special warranty only. Sale conducted by "A.
- GUsTAVUsA. MYERS. Trustee.
=. S.-ReteTrinI 20 the fore oin2 advertisements
IT ma, be added by way of more detailed descrip
ton. thar the above property IS situated on the
North side of Cary between l4th aud 18th streets
adlolnlns the foundry Of Mr.. T. Haiiui, lana oppos
to the War hoo Sc OF Messrs +. Il. sklnser Co II
has upon it several hildinsS which are now rented
at about $500 per annun.
Regard us its location which is abou; eau ist.nt
from and Convenient to the several kallfuad De
pots. the Dock, basin, and the heaviest business
portion OF the city, this may Justly he CONSIDERED
,be most valuable property HOW IN the market io
Warehouses, Factories, or other business pur
poses.
1t will lie sold according to plan which may IL
| seen at the office oi the aueti0Ceor.
Altnou- Ii the deeds OF trust require n sale t5
cash. 1t is hoped that SONG arrangement HAY b
made previous 10 the da, of sale, whereby cred
| may be allowed upon q portion Of the purclas,
| nieney. ite9I A. D. w Ill ANS, AGc r.
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CAVE YOUR GAS.-Owing to the increased
- pressure OF Gas the consumers OF Gas are max
ing great com plants of their enormous Gas bills
The remedy to save from Is to Is per cent, Is TO
have HOLZEh'S IMPROVED GAS KE6CLA
PRESSURE which has not failed IA sIve entire salts
fiction. Call AT the United States Gas Regulating
COMPANY office NO. ios Broad street. where the
principles Of the Regulator will be explained.
lie lot
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| Acree miss 4
| Anderson mrs NJ a
Alien mrs Ellen (
| Allen mrs II u
Alternately msh Susan
Rland miss sally
isowcn miss T. /.
Branch MISS A /
Branch miss 4 W
Bsander MISS is:e
Broasidus mss NJ IL
BIB mrs V Il
Butter mrs J 9
Bayrich mrs ] A +
Bacon mrs Kate
Bsines ms A
Back mrs VI aria w
Biountmrs J s
Bowman mrs NJ h
Brown mrs Geo W
Brooke mrs V :
Hrsnuen mrs NJ Anna
Crntchheld mrs $ +
Currie. mrs Lucy l..
crump mrs : ID
| Crow mrs NJ A
Csump mrs Virginia L
| Courtney mrs Retty
| Courtney mrs Sarah
| Cortney mrs II
| Cox mrs FANNIE L
| Conners mrs May
| Coles mrs Caroline
| Coleman mrs r Nj
Collier mrs VI +
| Cocke mrs NJ j
| clarke nnrs i.ucy +
| Clalrberne MSS Lucy "A
| Che.ternan mrs +
| Chandler mrs VI |.
| Campbell miss Francis
| Crnmp mrs Virginia NJ
| Dean mrs W III Is
| Daugon mrs + a
| navIsmrs VIM II
| Over mrs ii
| pnftelmiss Virginia
| nune mrs VI VI
| DieEel miss Jennie
| Dew mss "a A
| Downes mrs VI
t.Uos ms Z r
| Evans miss + =
| English mrs NJ A
| Everett miss J..
| Erbecht mrs .iohn
| Earhart miss T.
| Frost miss T..
| francesca mrs T. \
Frost mrs Jane A
| fralnan mrs r W
| Fisher mss : J
| Fick MISS A Il
| Firth mrs ) J
| FIG mrs NJ
| FI.g miss Lucy A
| Forbes miss Mary
Farnhart miss Mary l.
Glenn miss Y A
| Glenn mss ii
Glies miss Lucy
| Goode mss Ellen
Green miss -
Canaan mrs Miily
Gipb mrs Mary
Gien mrs F c
Gininl mrs Ellen
tioode mrs : J
Govan mrs |, 4
Golsby mrs j A
Guthrie mrs Susan
Griffin mrs Sarah
Henley miss Z
UoSan miss II +.
Howard miss Kate
Hutcherson MISS Lucy
Hubbard miss Martha
Hokan mrs Nargt
HaTdesty mrs =
holland mrs c II
Horkaday mrs J X
Harris mrs Susan
hulcher mrs Narg't
| Jones miss NJ
Jones mrs Ann r.
Johnson mrs F B
| Johnson mrs II larry 4
I.,ar ,nrC Sap,nol n
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BY Goddin n Apperson. AUct's.
HINllR EE IlRH.i EEAA-lrE NTS n n n Z Il

THREE BRICK rENENENTS On ORE
Con HILL FOR SALE AT AuCTION.-W i'll
DAY, the 25th February. 1860, at O'Clock 7. NJ >.
three brick Tenements on Oregon Hill. on the
ncr'h side OF High street, between Belvldere and
Church streets.
Terms. third cash; balance at and S
months Tor negotiable notes. interest added, ana
title retained till last note is paid.
te II GODUIN IL APPERSON. AurtS
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uxrOrJErTERS-R Remaining in tho RICH
LIMOND POST-OFFICE,o on the Hth DAY Oh CD
mn p,h,,shed hy authority Of Act Of CONGRESS IN
~, a.asnaneT having the largest circulation In the
Dis,r,ct where printed. -,
nA person. calling for letters IN this Liss. VIII
rjease say they are ApvERTtsEp.
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ny hicaasa s"mlhorn. A1ee. re
sss..', Js.s.! G Al, III !; :is:
Fs :. ;, wagon &c. \. cAIAI ..;aSS:.x
ny Al-x. MOTIF Ascs. assxgm
GROCERIES,, Day GO q DIS, frkyf
81 Main I'D % r =. on sTR
At % 9s,xt he 18TH Ga, Of February co,nns nclns
Si o. n av"s. nrs Goods.
si Glover. x Flax Thread. Sonnsis. Yssa scsls.
f. Ss.as0qsGaEIkilEs-w.ae, Brandy Msnu-
wash Bsa .sSssees Matches. Bsekins, and Wh,ts
Al 4 + s Cigar; -. 8. "a
By +. 3. Cock. Asct. ~ -
II ApcTioN.-1n sxTGEb arYA is,i,, &c re-, At
cSsmSs1 H eve + h ias s :. Gs
ne Young Mules wei broke to hs1n.. aersss:
sn hs1as family s.;,
tei7 ---s--.---------.-.-.E Z. B. COOK, Auct.
(ONSTABLE'S SALE.--on sATURDAv
ton koa.s Of T. B. Coos @ sio.s' a' sss
&c to satisfy attachment in my hands, IN favor
f.H t q. W. THOMAS. CHG.
By. Ii. Digges, Auctr. :
A rCTION--HORsEs. MULES. COWS. &C.
n Will be sold THIS MORNING.. commsncins
at 10 clock at .he horse lot on Council ChAsnbsr
Hun. several Saddle and Harness Horses; several
well brnke Mules i Furniture WAGON and HAy
ness .keveret Mich Cows and Calves.
| ADDITIONAL superior Buggy and Harness
fine Harness Horse, perfectly sou03. - fe'..ss
fel3 }. Ii. DfG,iES. Auctir.
TE OOiO CIGARS AT AUCTION.-wilbe
:O,OOO sold at nv Auction Rooms, q Main
street. on SATU RDAY. l8,h instant, at 10 O'Clock
a. NJ, 20, 90 imported CfiaHS, OF various brands
Also. tot at BIZ, 3 "a rs. a lot of fHncy WOkk
| BOX Els. and other FANCY GOODS. ~ s,,s1 :
| ALSO One fine Is carat Hununs. Case GOLD
WATCH. with Chataia,ae GOLD CHAIN. Cost
one hundred and twenty I'VE dollars, Sod 10 cover
advances. j. Ii. DIGGES, kuct'r,
| D. F. BoorH. Salesman. elsa,ds
WILL BE SOLD. eye-y mxkt this woss !, AZ
" auction room IS. Main street, CONNIE ncing AT
| o. clock, Il large invoice OF fine Gold. Sl~ar, and
| Plated WATCHES; fine God JEW ELRY, Gold
GUARD and VEST CHAINS. La,lles' gCnATA-
mAiNS; Silver Plated SPOONS, FORKS, Cas-
| CARS, CUTLERY. &c. I'-.-
| N.3.-COnsa DIieu IS receiving every day and sold
without reserve. J. II. DIGGE0. Auc(,
| D. F. BoOTH, Salesman. in 3--ts
| BY Alex. Not,, Anct.
| MIGHT SALEs.-WArCHES. JEwELRv
- AND FANCY GOODS.-Will be sold ut Auo-
ton, at my store, commencing at o'clock, THIS
| EVENING, and continued during the season ,eyery
| night, lar2e assortment Of fine Geld and Hllvel
| Watches, fine Jewelry, Bracelets, fancy Boxes
Knives and Forks Pocket Cutlery. cestoss, Gjias.
| ware. Merino Shirts. Drawers. Table Cloths. Cas-.
smeres, Bed Spreads, Cigars, and Fang Goods.
| no30 ALEX. MOTT, Auct.
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" We have in store and to arrive the above eX-
ira Double Stout Porter. GUINNESS stout has
been dstngu ished for many years past by It's uni
form and excel- Mt quality is flavor is agreeable
and free from the bitter and unpleasant taste of
common porter. For sale by at the price
charged ly the sole agent for the United States,
10 l6-l0t |. & q. L. DAVENPORT.
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rT,O ARCHITECTS AMI BUILDERS
l. Proposals Will be received by the undeIsishe1
Tor the erectioa ut MIR, svie. Charlotte e H.. OF
an EPISCOPAL CHAPEL, 50 feet tF a, ieet on
the ,efior. The aide, front. and rear elevation
and the details OF orkmanship, on tcth the eSte-
such Il building shown or Plates u, H. Ii aud IL oi
Ubjo!in' ; Rust Architecture. me only deviation
proposed from that dast@ - an increase IN Width
that dimension heinz - feet ,ilsteao oil p teet.
Tie chan.e viii require sor9e Increase IN the slze
OF the scanllngs the dimensions vi which. as wei.
on application 10 the Dispatch Office, in Richmord
or Ia Rev. AIR. kiNKLE, in i.yuchbnrg, or will lie
ser. to any required address BY the nde ISL ned.
The construction to lie proceeded with IA soon
as practicable. and finished withnut deIas.
EA The work will he let ON SATURDAY., the .oth Of
March next. .
On i2i.alf Of the Con.tu,ss,oness
"DTake,s Branch y. o. Il. and II. r. r.
Charlotte =. IL, Jan. II, lSo0 js 10 .awtlOM
STAvES., ,cogpeIs viii find s,oredin the ware
choice lot OF JolNrED BARREL sfAVFss SAID
hfases were cut Id the month OF August last and
are, therefore. we'll seasoned, having teen ca :
s'anib under shelter. in 3i-2sws~.
NoL,sT:,I have sppoin.sa, ThApDEUs
TRADE HORSES in the ctr VI Richmond and
the eountr, atoHnd,for cash. and to use my sukey,
harness ana horse.
To- 2sw2ws SHANNON II. GREGORY.
TIN FOlL.-we have III store. and Will keep
l. constantly on hand. sapersar TN FOIL, 10
which We inv.te tho ats rsinn cftnhacc"nisis
LYLE FOSTER Il CO.
feil-eme No. - Cary street
q =. t~Am ~
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BLOWS, Pic WS, PLOVS.-
L v Il st x x L

LUk SAA.s..-Tna entire or any portien OF the
right to ROUTES DRAIN PL0W. Was
awarded the premium of the Virgins Az riou iurai
society 1857 and 1888 and silver medal al the u.
s. Agricultural FAIR. Richmond, 1885, the premlnli
OF the Va Cen. Agricultural Society: ls59. and irst
class diploma Virs mia Mechanics Institute, 1889.
Opens drain one foot deep. thirty inches WIDE At
top and four inches wide ~ bot tuEN-sICes rolled
down to an incline PLAIN. Perfect drainsare form
ed by running OF the pillow. Pais nied lslh july,
1851. A. z. ROUTT,
te 6-l2t SOMERSET Orange, Va.
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BY 4. Il. Cook, Auct.

l WATCHES. JiWELRY, G., AT AUCTION.
BY virtue OF Il deed of trust from Joseph Doer-
tustings Court of the city of Richmond shall
proceed to sell at the store OF the SAID Doef
DAY. 2i.h instant. at 10 o clock. al the STOOL
contained IN SAID store, conststips OF gold and
Clocks IN great VARIETY; larse variety 81 AIDES
and gents Bresstplns' ,Einsef Rirss' Bracelets
Sleeve Buttons. &c. the whole embracing the
usual VARIETY 10 he ioand IN A. well reSuia,ed lew
elry establishment, together with I'll the haeria Is
and Tools necessary to the prosecution OF the lew
| eiry business
At tie same lime will he offered all the Fixtures
| conslstin@ 81 small Framed Dwelling, Show
c4ses Counters H., cas- tx'pTf5 s !,
eons o. ed III SAID deed Con ,istIng OF bureaus so
| ias, Wardrohes. Feather Beds, Bedsteads, Rock
| Ing hairs, IS Pictures. &c &c.
| AT the same time a CAMERA STAND with al
| TER "s.-AI sums under $50, cash; over tina
oas soe 'c' Trasss
Sale conducted by +. b. Cook. Auct'r. lie Ii
DLHtaiL SALEoFVALLAE,EG AEPEN
TOWN. or ASHLAND, HANOVER COUNTY
VA:-The undersigned, intending to close thel
On Arfina r 0 se s SALE II e paG
isdo all their M MAc I, cons!s,ins Of on
and Mould,ne Machine; one ?euon Machine; on
Se'o'i Saw, Of the attest patent; one Borns Ma
Lathe, Gee Rip Saw and Table, ana one CUT
| saw aud Table. together with all the shafting
| Bells. Re
| At the same time, will be sold the LOT an
| SHOPS nov III the occupancy al the uneefsiEne'
| The lat is central, and one vi III: most ronve
nisnt and desirable 10 the town. Ashland IS
IL atIful. healthy and thriving Fillase. ant oHei
| many Inducements 70 persons desiring To settle
| this section nf country
| TeRMs viii he accommodating and made Anow
on the day OF sale. For further tatormation. ac
| dress WlNGfi Ei.D K SMtOT,
lie l0-dt3s Ashland, Va.
DMtcIS RiTOk'S SAAE.--Will he so
| Avn TUESDAY, 2lst Feb. at II o'clock A. Nj. {
fair: il not. the next fair day thereafter. ~ II
Iesiden,e "f the late Bartlett TylrT, deed a.o,
!, | Ave miles tror the city Of Richmond on the Ktc
Hnnd and Fredericksburg Railroad. all of ii
STOCK consisting Of HORSE. MULE and
CONS; crop Of CORN: SOLDER and SHt Chi
and one large ICE HOUSE. iuIl Of ice.
| TERAs-All sums Of 20 and under, cash; and !.
sums over that am0unt credit of four InaDti
will lie .iyen. the pa fch giving ne gotta his lot
satisfactorily endorsed. JNU. q. TAYLOR.
admir- Of Bartlett Tyler Gee q.
l Eeb ON 10 ~ ids
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.Ay OR \ ANENTAL TK ES.-t0D 81 " f K
I$N NAPLES. three years old, straight, smooth.
-AH- and Tree of knots. They will make beautiful
shade trees. Are warranted to grow. II properly
p!aned. Price 81 each delivered IN the city.
7. JOHNSTON x BRO.
fa Its lis Nam street.
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THIS DAIt n l0e'cIoet. at Tn hosse io&. b.
Council Chamber Hill I vii! self II aiesibS
eeveraI Work Horses; Mules apripg pray
Furniture Wagon, &C. X. CArTHVRN. ;
fe IS @t =sf-h Au04fNna0e. 9
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( ,rnCKS an RnNDS FOR SALf

ia a-ts L. ii. MAURY x CO.
L'OR SALE-A small lot OF strong HARNESS
r LEATHER few pieces of G o. l. or
TRUNK LEATHER. MADpU& ~,
in Its Cary, s doors below 18th ST.
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W IL d. B1RDs.: W

" IL HIRDS,,. u
Free exhibition of b r DIS from the four quarters
of the globe splendid variety just received from
the East Indies. Five varieties of the SMALLEST
X rs that sing by gas light A variety of LEARN
ED BIRDS. TALKING CARROTS PR AZlLIAN
LOVE BIRDS, Spanish TRHtPlALl. or Spanish
Nucking Bird IRISH THRESH. Irish SKY LARK.
and the English STARTLING, taught by music. &c.
BROAD STREET, nine doors above the Virginia
Central Railroad Depot. fe l2t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-18

N~sA NOTICE.-rhe steamer Z URTiS
Es!Eihaes3SPECK will; after MONDAY next,
Ez1sz.z7z.sst h inst, discontinue, running be-
tween this, Portsmouth and Norfolk, until fur
ther notice. -
The steamer GLEN COVE, Capt. z. C. GlFfoR1:
will continue the regular ran between this, Ports
mouth and Norfolk. leaving the wharf at ocketts
regularly every MONDAY. WEDNESDAY and
FRIDAY MORNINGS. az 67s precisely, and re-
:urn each alternate day. Sunday excepted,) leav-
ing Norfolk at the same hour. .
de It's K. o. HbSkINS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-18

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$50 zzss as&s stzass e. hss4nssf q saz AxsS
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-18

UR, n l. A ID r LPHIA:-
A-Ef.H The No. steamship PENNSYL
FANiA. Captain DAVID TEL, is now
ready " receive freight, and viii leave on SAT
URDAG. February 18TH at O'Clock 7. Nj
For lFeisht or passage, having superior accom-
mediation, apply TO II. Il. TUTTLE, Agt.,
Rockets.
Freight through to Boston via Philadelphia by
steam AZ moderate rates and with dispatch.
Il
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-11

ton Increases In az equal ratio with ours aid
hence they cannot, with justice or safety to
themselves, be excluded from the uuoccuped
Territories, or bslted in with free States Us the
black republicans term 1t. In thirty years
within the lives of the living statesmsn-th-ir
four millions OF African slaves will have become
eight millions. They cannot be freed, they can
not be admitted to equa political rights with
the white race. Look at the vote on the negro
suffrage question on Tuesday last. in this State,
which was ten to one against the black
race, while Lincoln's majority reached forty
thousand. The white man instinctively re-
fuses to admit them to social equality. and they
cannot be anlihilated. The equality in the
Union, their right to the privilege of natural
expansion of the States possessing this African
population, with the necessary institution OF
its social subsection, must be admitted in the
North, or the South must seek safety out of the
Union.
In this state of affairs the President elect has
a high and an imperious duty to perform. He
should announce at once the policy be will pur
sue in his administration, and that policy should
be one of peace and Cancellation he should
proclaim bis determination to enforce the Fugi
i've Slave law in the free States, and to respect
all the provisions of the constitution guarantee
ing the equality of the States. And more than
this, the moderate and conservative men of the
North, the merchants manufacturers and opera
tives who have voted for him, should at once
call public meetings and announce their de-
termination to support Mr.. Lincoln in a policy
of peace and Cancellation towards the South
If this is done wisdom may prevail and the
country be saved from the impending dangers
that have sprung from the proclaiming of an
"irrepressible conflict between the North and
the South.