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southern Commissioner. in France.

The New York Times (the same paper which
started the infamous libel in connexion with
Richmond and the Prince of Wales,) has a
coek-and-bull story about interview be-
tween LorIs NAPOLEON and certain southern
Commissioners, in which the latter applied
Tor French aid and the former refused. All
false, like the Richmond candfd The south
ern States have sent Commissioners to
France or any other foreign country. Their
cotton is more necessary TO Europe than Eu-
rope is to them. aud they have no wish, no in
tention nor necessity to look for the means OF
security beyond the limits of the South.
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ALEy. HILL & CO.-SIRs

~ h " 3LEA. N so.-NlES !
De- have seeu personal attack made on
ping your servant in carrying packages To tn"
American Hotel. This deny, and which ctu
prove. too. As for watching your shop, on Satur-
day last. it is also false. y gu ask who am and
there did come from Sirs, 10Y name is DENIS
RRoPEY, "A native Of ireland, County Kilkenny,
Ball era gget: sober, industrious citizen, and
defy any man say that he has ever seen Rle with
. brick in my hat" can give you plenty OF
good references, if required. AS YOU made this
wbn you are, and W here did You come fr"m: You
viii oblige Denis Brophy, Presidcnt Of the Iour-
uaymen Cord wainers' Society Of Richmond, by
anSwe rinE the interIuGatory.
Sir&. Won furthermore Ak, w no was II that had
card published in the Baltimore, Phiia delphia
aud New York papers, warning lpUrnCymcn boot
and shoe ma ers not 10 come to Richmond, as they
Secretary who sent the following notice, which
copy from the paper as 1t appeared
"N. R.->hoemakers. beware Of the notice Of
have struck against the Cord wainers' society ere
and want 10 reduce our wages - per cent. less
than the usual price. y. EROPlY, frest-
"Tnos. M'CARrHv, sec'y."
Mr. Alex Hill &Co., ! would ask you II this a
warning ia ionrneymen boot and shocmakera not
10 come here or j. Il threatening any person to be
whipped who wished 10 come? This, ikpail Your
other communications, y untrue inu further
moro say thai any man who would take ont work
from you, White, Page, and 'larwood. is TO be
whipped. The Society men d. enlphaticalty deny
this assertion "a also untrue in every word
The person who gave you this Information must
brick in his hat. THE COMMITTEE
f. aJ-lfk
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HEADQ'RS co. Il" Isr REG. "a. vols,
RIcHNoHn. Feb. %, 1881. I
AT A MEETf Nc OF THIS COM.


p PAN I, held At its Armory, Oh Friday,
the 22d inst, the following preamble and iesolu-
tiotiS ERE adopted
Wl4erea it has PIE ,sed the Supreme Ruler Of the
UniYer> 10 remove from orr midst by the hand
Of death, our com radr, CHARLES +. HEWITT, d
genial companion md gallant soldier, eudesred to
Us bv many virtues Re it, therefore,
Reso'red, That we tender +" his fHreayed family
our warmest syInpa thies in their sad airic;l9n .
Rfsolref. That wear the usual badge Of
m0Hruiug for thirty days.
Eesoiref That our thanks due ana hereby
rendered 10 the Home Guar" of Lynchhurg.
Lieut.. OrEY. commanding &, aud the Clay Troop,
Of BEDFORD Capt. TERRY for thoI kind attention
TO tine remains of the decreased and $50 to the de-
Resised That copies Of the foregoing preambl e
and resolutions be sent &c the family Of the de-
ceased also 10 the - Home Guard" OF Lynch
burg and g Clay Tr1or,' Of Bedford county, and
thai the Lyuchburg tirgia'an and Bedford Sentinel
be requested to publish the same.
w. o TAYLOR.
JNO. r. ROGERS. Com.
f. Pit pETERFiELD TRENT,
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Ruilianisln In Washington.

ms uines are becoming lively in Washing
ton. Congressman VAN WYcx. who was
never neiore known as irst-class combatant
has bssn aaaailed by three rogn.s Din huck'
ram y and let ny AT them more fufiously than
honest JACK. Why don't Gen. Scorr kee
better order IN the Federal Capital with his
standing army police? Perhaps some OF his
heroes were the perpetrators Of the deed, Let.
iers from Washington have appeared In the
columns Of our city contemporaries stating
that citizsns have been stabbed and ladies In.
suited by these m yrmidons.
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ANOTHER CONVENTION "A meeting was held
in Mason county, Va, on the 10Th inst, and
twenty five delegates appointed 10 mass
Convention of the border counties OF Ken
tucky, Ohio and Virginia, which was 10 be
held ut Catlettsburg, Ky, on the ODD of Feb
ruary next, to deliberate upon the means
of preser ing peace and Union.
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First night Of the engagement of Rchmonls
fav orite Comedian,
NJ X HN SEFT TON,
Who will APPEAR in mis- great original character
Of JENNY TWlTCHEk,
As acted by him in New York city alone over
FIVE n u BRED NIGH IT'S
"A hing without a parallel in the annals Of
the American stage before or since. ~ ey1afsa
History ~ tire american Stngc.
s'The profits OF John >cfton's performance Of
Jemmy 1Twiicher erected the Bowery Theatre -
Folters Spirit a tie Times
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DIED.

At the Columbian Hotel, In the city Of Rich,
osleck, WYATT CARDwELL, Esq, formerly of
Charlotte county, Va, In the Goth year of his age.
His friends and acquaintances are invited TO at
tend his funeral from the Monumental Church, at
q clock, without further notice.
At the residence Of her husband In Henrico
county, on Friday, e2d of February, MARTHA T.,
wife of Thomas tiamner Goddin, in the sd year
of her age. leaving affeetionaie husband aud
four small children to benourn their loss.
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nEREEs' GALLERY.-Photograph a1d Ainbro-
types AZ panic prices go Of ike hot cakes Now j.
the time 10 have a lot taken. Take the old folks
aud chi ldren TO REEFS Gallery and have them ar
l,ticaliy taken. by the aid of REEFS new aud IN
Simultaneous process. Prices rs ctn. 81 cts, 90,
and upwards. Photographs - and -, plain col
ured in pi! or Water, 9lO aud upwards; liie-size,
$50 including frames. 40 las Main St, over West
y JohuSton's Bookstore. fe 25--3t
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..nnr .onriarn Brethren.

The Charleston Courier says the New ork
Tribune has capped The climax OF its insults
to the South, by calling its people ''our South
rrn bre thren,"
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Reasons for Concentrating Troops In WASH
inEtoIi.

The Washington FEB. 22) correspondent OF
the Richmond Enquirer, says:
Notwithstanding the report ofthe Committee %
the House demonstrates tha here L. aud uever
has been, any ground for the rumor that there was
an organization here in Washington or elsew here,
ssize upon the Federal Capital, Gen. Scott con
tinues to bring troops into tho city thai his par
poss Is not alone 10 protect tho Government prop
erty or enhance the pageantry Of Lineoln's insu-
garaliop. is now obvious to any man Of common
sense; aud ~ proof that there II some Interior
purpose IN view, will mention to you that was
tald this morning by member OF Congress, who
met with an ex-nember Saturday last, iu.t
from Boston. aud who told him that the Repubii-
cans there openly declared II 10 be the purpose OF
the Federal Goyernmcnt to throw into Richmond
body OF troops as soon a. tirg MIA passed Or
dinaBcs Of Secession, aud TO make that point the
basis Of operations gainst the south. Thisseems
fdiculeus, bul II shows that tins project has been
dlscasssd by that party, and obtains slgnihcanes
from the TACT have mentioned, that Scott con-
unucs 10 bring in troops without nav even the
prstext OF cause tor il. mention this rumor 10
yvu, oenauss honestly believe that there IL some
purpose nostite TO ID IA this obviously unneces-
gary cehcsniraticn Of troops here.n
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The SorrAsas AExY.--Lieut. E. s. Mowrv
reached Charleston on Saturday last, from
recruiting service, with seventy seven men,
for the South Carolina Army. Lieut.. Col.
droner, who was conspicuous some time since
in the K. @. C.'s, left Norfolk. Va, Monday,
tor Montgomery, Ala, with the intention OF
Joining tbs army Of the Southern Confede-
fA9y,
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LOST.

r OST-Somewhere in the city, q PORTE- MON
u MAZE, containing some papers which are of
no value except to The ow u err. will give lib
erai reward for the above, If left at W d. ToMP-
kINs & Bros, Basin Bank. J. ID. MOON. JR.
q 21-ltk
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- NOfICE.-A Meeting of the STOCK
30 HOLDERS Of the WESTHAM IRON CO.
Will he hold az the SpOTSW0OD HOTEL, at p.
NJ on FRIDAY, the LIST day Of March next.
Business of importance to the Company renders
il very desirable that all interested should attend
WIN. q. CRENSHAW, Pres't.
Richmond, Feb. %, 1851. fe 20-9t
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\. s p 7, @ w : :,

80 PLOWS,
1s PHO w 5
l. O w s,
STARKE'S PATENT SOUTHERN P!0W.
The judges of the late Fair Of the STATE AND
CENTRAL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETIES were
so fuly convinced of the superiority Of this FLOW
over all others, that they gave it what no other
Plow ever received in this State,} full set of
PREM Ms. tor being
THE BEST ONEHORSE.
THE BEST TWD-lIGRSE.
TIE BEST THKEE-HORSE.
and FOUR HORSE Pillow
on exhibition, (where all the most approved
Flows were fully represented! and'that by cont
inittee of farmers with whom had no acquaint-
This PLOW does better work, and is kept in re-
pair with less expense than any other Plow n
use in this country. Every farmer who il,
viii bear eStInury to this fact.
full supply II this well as all other PlOws in
general use. always on hand, at very low prices.
fresh supply of
GARDE SEEDS,
Just received.
p. II SFARkE.
No. 80, three doors above st. Charles Hotel,
fe est Richmond, Va.
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To be preceded by the Drama of
4 \ u \ b l. A h L
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gr-TO- MORROW EVENING, Mr.. JOHN SEF-
Ten IN TWO GREAT CHARACTERS.
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NfEDICAL LIBRARY Ar AUCTION

vi The valuable MEDICAL LIBRARY of the
late Dr. SAMUEL TAILOR, Of Manchester, viii be
sold al the auction rooms Of J. H. DIGGEs, sS Main
street, SAFURDA next, March "a. Sale 10
commence at 81 O'Clock L. NJ.
This Library is rich in every department of
Medicine and VIII be found well worthy the at
Iention of physicians and students.
Rss Catalogues will be ready tomorrow (Wed-
nesday. aud may be had of the Auctioncer, OF
WEST 4 JOHNSTON, l45 Main street, to whom
the books have been consigned, aud who will at
tend 10 purchasing for such gentlemen as may be
nnablo to be present. fs 2e-tds
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Rirhmon0 DispatriL
WEDNESDAY MORNING. FEB q, 1851
nc Cnnyc,atiou.

Mr.. Goopa, OF Bedford, finished his remarks
yesterday. in reply TO Mr. Mookx, after which
Mr. Goaafy addressed the Convention until
tie time OF adjournment. A series of reso-
Iutions, which the iast-named gentleman pro
poses 70 offer, viii be found in the reported
proceedings. MIR. GodeIS has the floor again
this morning
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WEDNESDAY EXkNING. Peb. 9Th.

VIII be performed John Sefton's Drama OF
JENNY TWlTChEh IN kAGLAA d.
Jemrny T,ritchar............ MIR JOHN SRFr0E.
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EDUCATIONAL

{ 4 r IL > L -
The closing exercises of the NIGHT SCHOOL Of
the VIRGINIA MECHANICS INSTITUTE will
take place in the school Room at MECHANICS
INSTITUTE HALL, on FRIDAY NIGHT the LIT
of March, commencing at past O'Clock.
4. N. BAILEY, ESQ. the President of the Iu-
stitute, will deliver the Introductory address to
De followed by Col. THoS. J EVANS. n. A.
STURDINANT, ESQ, will then present the pre-
miums awarded 10 the scholars, prefaGed by APP
propriate remarks to which each pupil will re-
sp"nd. The public, and the ladies especially, are
invited TO attend.
WIN. MACFARLANE,
GEO. ". ANDERsoN,} Com.
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TLr M.iorttv Should Ru,e.

80 says Liscois on his way TO Washing
ton. A Republican member Of Congress, Mr..
49,, from Ohio, says:
1.-The whole trouble comes from this-the mi
norisy want TO rule the majority, "-~fsee his
speech ON 7hnrsday.
Again. Mr.. LIscoLs, In speech on the 18th
inst, says
- sepsst, the majority should rule"
The following Is from the Tribune Almanac.
Abfaham lincoln ,eS7 Gle
sfsfheE A, D0ugias. ,5es VIE
John u. nj s6s
J0kn Bell $50 eal
ks3erity s1slsN Atbseln, .,na,.,,,,,...s., Ns,sss
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Overture. orchestra.
To conclude with the Farce of s0PHlA'o SUPPER.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, FEB. 20, 1851.
Nigh H'ater Ibis day (Ipedaesdayj at o'cik.
SAILED,
steamship Yorktown, Parrish. New York. mdse.
and passengers, Ludiam Watson.
steamship City of Rnbmond, Mitchell. Phila-
delphia, mdZe. aud Passengers. g. +: Cardozo.
mdZe. and passengers, d. 4 W. Currie.
City Point, February 25th.
ARRIVED,
Steamer George Peabody Pritchard, Baltimore.
Steamship \ Yorktown, Parrish, New York.
schr. jamestown, Latourette, New York.
Scar. Tbos. q. Tull, New York.
Schr. J. l.. snow Roekland.
Schr. Ellen 0ldsboruugh, Baltimore.
SAILED,
Steamer Geo. Peabody, Pritchard, Richmond.
Steamship Yorktown, Parrish, Richmond.
NEW YORK, Feb. 23.--Arrived, scAr. Linda,
Richmond Santa Clara, orfolk.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 25.-Cleared, sehr. Elate,
Richmond.
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l5-tS JOHN r Il TUOS RAIJARD
WOOD HOUSE.
RICHMOND, VA

- hltHNOND, VA
This new HOTEL, at the corner of NAfS and s,h
streets. lust finished and elegantly furnished IA
now open for the accommodation OF guests.
The Location Il the best in the city, aud every
effort Will be made to please the patrons Of the
House.
have secured the services Of Mr. T. W Hen
NICER, late Of the Everett House, New York
no sly JOSEPH H CRENSHAW
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LyRIcHAoND THEATRE.

KrxKgL MoxLEY Sole Lessees and Managers
/. Il. fHILLIrs.......... stage Manager
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NTOiiCE.-All persons having claims against
y the la CHAs f. HEWITT viii present them
to me for payment, and all indebted to the late
firm Of MIrCHETL, IiEwIrT 4 Co, will come for
ward and make prompt payment, as the business
of the late lirm will be closed up immedia ely.
lie 2I-lw& TlInS b. HEWITT.
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NOTICE.-Au persons indebted TO the estate
~ of John @. Taylor, deed, will make pay
ment 10 my attorneys, FES DAtL GRIFFIN and o. :.
TAYLOR, who authorized by me TO settle all
clalms due the estate and those having claims
against the estate will present them, properly au-
thenticated, to my attorneys for settlement.
TREMANDA I. TAYLOR
f. 2l-ts Admr'x of John @. Taylor, decd
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Eg Auction Sale of
$4,000 YARDS
CLIO II 5, A NJ E r L S, &c,
VIRGINIA MAN UFACTURE,



VIRGINIA M4NUFACT
IN RICHMOND, VA.
The CREysHAW WOODEN COMPANY having
entire confidence that the superiority of their
Goods vii be appreciated, and wishing them 10
go into immediate use and consumption, will sell
at auction, IN one of the new stores under the
Sposw God Hotel, on
"WEDNESDAY, 18TH DAY OF MARCH 1881.
all the GOODS Of their manufacture, which NAV
be on hand consisting Of about
$4,000 YARDS SINGLE AND DOUBLE-MJLLED
PLAIN AND FANCY CLOTHS, CASSI-
~ MhRtS. DOE SKINS, &c, &c.
tof about 100 different styles and patterns
Samples OF most OF these Goods can be seen at
our office any time previous to the day OF sale
and we trust, rs this enterprise seems to merit
success: that the sale will be attended by the
trade OF the far South, as we'll as II Virginia.
and on all sums ever $780, months credit for ap-
proved uegotiabie paper, with au allowance of
per cent. per mouth discount for cash.
CRESSHAW Il CO.. agents
CrenShaw WOODEN Co., Richmond, Va.
VIII be added TO the above sale, at the same
time and place. large lot of
DOMESTIC CuTTONS,
c4InsiSting of various qualities Of BRO y
SHEETlNG, SHIFTING and OzNABURGS. man
tacturet by our Factories in Petarsqurg
LYNCH CALLEN DER, Agents
Re 25-ts Ettrlck's and MattOax Companies
Superior Imported Wines, Liquors. and
ClIAhS, tuRACO, ABS1NTHE, SCOTCH ALE,
aud LONDON PORTER, whelsaIe and retail.
Also; LIFE and FIRE INSURANCE, as usual,
upon The most reasonable terms, bv
9. r. BhICKEN, Agent
No 4, Exchange Hotel Building, Pearl st.,
lie 25--JtF Richmond.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

RE The attention of the trade Is called to
our sale TO-DAY, at l0s o'clock A. NJ, Of
2t5l bags RIO COFFEE
500 packages REFINED SUGARS.
To which will be added
l6 cases MASS LIC0RICE, ''Ynuris'' brand
10 half pipes FRENCH BRANDY-"Maranet
q Co, warranted genuine-duty paid
here. CRENSHAW &C0.
fe EFT
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-
II O TEL, &
ID L Il h T. Il HOU Sc.

l. Il o : T o n
The addition 10 this Hotel being completed
WIN superior accommodations for Isdir, Az
Gentlemen, Will be opened on MONDAY Fsb
ruary 18th. Ae0-
The house is complete in ali its appointments
ana u Is the intention OF the prOprietors to Inak
1t worthy the Patronage Oi the travelling public
II. ID. fARkEE
re is-dimtit) JOHN T. Mills
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BEDFORD ALUM AND IODINE MASS.

COUTH EKN TOILET AND FAMILY
- SOAPS MANuFACToRY.-Thisi is the only es-
SOAPS are made direct from the raw materials,
and warranted 10 be equal TO any manufactured at
the North, or imported frem Europe, add can sell
them at more reasonable prices Always on hand,
wholesale and retail, ROSE, MUSK, ALMOND,
M!LLEfEugS, HONEY. PAIN and Ia large pr a.
TAI SOAPS, COLD CREAM. and the celebrated
ORIENTAL HAIR REsT0RATfvE.
Also, . first rate SEWING MACHINE for sale.
M. GARCIS. 18th 1T, between Franklin and
10 fs--l2ts Grace sta, Richmond. Va.
LikE And BUHGLAK-PROOF SAFES,
u OF FARRELL, HERRING Co. q MANufAC-
TuRE.-lThe Subscriber has on consignment AZ
sorted sizes ~ the above celebrated SAFES, which
ALso-X lot az IA HtSG Any bHOW-CAeKS.
e l--,s =, II. tI0oxt, Ne, " AAiA street.
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ABOARDING.

ROARDtNG-ln a private family, next door TO
- DR.. Doves office, on Bank street-would be
glad TO accommodate tw o or three gentlemen with
MEALS, aud can accommodate one single LADY or
Gentleman with BOARD and LODGING, II de-
sired, Oh veIy moderatc terms tie 27-2tf
D0AR DiNG.-lwo Gentlemen, or Gentleman
- and Lady, may md comfortable accommOdd-
non, in pleasant part of the city, contiguous to
business, by addressing TX. l H., through the
Post Othce with real name. fe 2j-2t*
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OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT STREETS,
February 25. 1861. {
nRNPOSALS WILL BE Il Ed EIYEl A.

L this ONCE, uut!l MVN DAY, the Atm March
next, ending at Il o'clock NJ. tor repairs of stone
up for laying water aud gas pipes. The contract
or will be required to enter into bond, with Sc
curity for the prompt and proper execution of the
work. For other Information, apply to
IL 25-td NJ. BATES, Superinte 7 Streets.
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CEOR GA STATE L0rTERi e 5.

MCKINNEY & Co, MANAGERS.
The following are the drawn numbers OF GEOR-
Ola STATE LOTTERY. Class 500, drawn at Sa-
vannahs Ga.. February p, 1851:
81 "a 9J 70 80 s. 10 Ii Is q &c ga
Circulars sent free of charge, by addressing
MCKINNEY Il Co.
fa
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DRISCE EDWARD ISLAND OATS.

Our BLACK OATS have arrived. Parties who
have been waiting for them now be supplied.
good supply Of WHITE OATS also, for sale.
f. Pitts CLENDINISG co.
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Nigh Water his day (Wedaesdagl at o'ctk.
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s .4
NOTiCE.--We have order for a Me- BRICK
~ MASON; Any QUE having = qualified Mason
to sail, Will inform Ne. siyias age, appearance,
fsis-ss PuLLiAN . CO., Asa'u.
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VNASTED--A TEACHER-An accomplished
w FEMALE TEACHER of the ORNAMENTAL
BRANCHES, can hear Of desirable situation by
undressing the subscriber, stating age, native
State, religious faith, and qualifications.
REV. D. p. WILLS,
il 2h-ts Mnrfraeshnrn. G
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IME, LIME, LIME. - am prepared To fur
4 nish farmers and others with SHELL LINE Of
the beat quality, in large or small quantities. as
low or lower. than 1t can be obtained ell w here
delivered at any of the depets beard nf boats
In the Basin or Dock. Please send your orders TO
my lime kilns, on the Canal or at Bacon Quarter
street aud Basin Bank, or saIrH & HAxwoop's.
Hardware Dealers, No. IS Main street, sna they
will receive prompt attention.
10 A--lms WIN SMITH.
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'E'HE LADIES VIII please take notice that
uuLDsMiT is only offering his stock Of goods
at cost price I'LL the l4h Of March Emorolderles,
Linens, Corsets, Kid Gloves, Hosiery shirt Bosoms,
Gents and Ladies Mer!nu Vests, Hoop skirts,
White Goods, Muslins, shetland Yarns, aud
numerous other articles. Bear III mind that every
article is at cost, at cost, Al cost, till he 18th of
March. fe - +. GoLDSMiT, 40 Broad 1t.
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!S2O, WW III, 6irra~erS' at legal inter interest,
good and ample collateral security, till May
IL. 1851. Application should be made Immediate
ly, by letter, addressed to = Box No 4Io, ltich-
mand Post Office - f. 27--3t
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STEAMBOATS,, SHIPPING, &c.

Isfs, -Zz-sszz?-..=ss1 RICHMOND AND WORK
tAs Z. t-sssse..ss1.s.s..4 RIVER RAIL n%s--
x q u After ~ ,sSlluaa~N
this date, the Steamer VEST POINi S=-rsexIt,.-sss
will not land at SHEPHERDS WARtnuUek
Il.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-27

= FIRkINS FRESH ORANGE COUNTY
ic BuElkk-Just received per steamer to day.
10 frkins. boxes aud kegs superior FRESH RoLl.
BUTTER-just received from EOckbridge and
Augusta counties. -
10 case Pine Apple and English Dairy CHEESE;
loo Smoked BEEF ToNGu rs and Dried NENl-
son HAMS.
25J JOLEs aud Thin BREASTS BACON.
IS bags Mountain BUCkWHEAT.
Coal Oil, Sperm, Tallow, and Adamantine
CANDLES.
200 bushels SEED POTATOES.
For sale, wholesale and retail by
j. 5. ROBERTSON,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-27

UNIVERSITY AND LAW SCE00L.-PrO-
- lessor HOLCOMBE having resigned the chair
o. Civil, Constitutional and International Law,
Equity, and the Law Merchant, in the University
OF Virginia, the Board OF Visitors, at their meet
ing on the eth of March next, will take iuto con-
slderation the acceptance of his res!g nation, and
the appointment of a successor.
Applications for the appointment should be ad-
dressed to the subscriber, at Charlottesville, Va.
TH0S. J. RANDOLPH
fe l2-taM Rector University of Virginia.