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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-20

Use NEW L. :. TAgTFF.--The Morrill, tariff
Is creating much dissatisfaction abroad. The
Paris Monlteur, speaking of its provisions,
says
This retrcgrade reform has been yerv
badly received in England, and will be no
better liked i'll France for our silks. which
used to pay nineteen per cent, will paw a tax
varying from twenty 10 thirty per cent, and
our wines, taxed al thirty per cent, will be
should be effected in the United States, which
does notyet appear To be beyond hope, it is
proper 10 surmlse that the abolition of this
tarlH VIII ne one OF the compromise clauses
obtained by the South II the Union be not
re-estabished, the programme of free trade
proclaimed by the South will open TO our trade
and agriculture a road to fruitful intercourse
and large returns"
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The NEW FOREIGN MIsIsTERs.-The Fed
ern Administration, as announced has also
made its selection of Ministers for the impor-
tant European Courts. Hon. Charles Francis
Adams, 4 member Of the last Congress from
Maesac usetts, and II son Of ohm = uincy Adj
ans, is nominated Tor England. Hon VIM. l..
Dayton, of New Jersey, Is nominate for the
French Mission. Mr. Dayton served q term
in the United States Senate, and was Il cand-
date for Vice President on the Fremont ticket
in 1856. Hon. George =. Marsh, OF Vermont,
gets the Sandman Mission, which was so
strongly demanded by Carl Schurz Mr.
Marsh served one term i'll the House of Rep
resentatives, and was appointed Resident
Minister TO Turkey by President Taylor III
lSie. He Is more eminent as a scholar and
author than politician. Gen Watson
Webb, editor OF the New York Courier. has
been nominated Minister TO the Turkish
Porte.
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Arrival of the Palestine nj Por,Iond

PORTLAND, Me, March 1s.-The steamship
Palestine, from Liverpool on the 2sth uIt'.
wa Londonderry on the LIST, arrived here at g
O'Clock yesterday Sunday morning. with IL
passengers and e. 800 in specie Reports ex-
per!enced continued head winds during the
voyage, and passed. March Sd, a steamer.
supposed to be the United Kingdom, bound
East.
Ihe news by the Palestine is anticinated
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-20

I'rERARY.-In the Georgia Con ven ton a
resolution has been adopted requesting the
Governor 10 offer a reward OF $500 each for the
following works TO be written or complied by
citizens resident in the Con federate States OF
America-viz: A spelAng book for the Use of
common schools, an arithmetic, an English
grammar, geography, and TWO reading books,
one for beginners and one for more advanced
scholars; the prize TO be awarded by a com
mittce appointed by the Governor, and the
books selected 10 he published and printed
within the Confederacy, and the copyright to
be owned or disposed OF by the authors or
compilers of the several works.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
Reported for the Richmond Dispatch.
From Washington,

HasHtxaros, March leth.-The Commits.
sioiers oi me southern Confederacy expect no
Administration for ten or twelve davs II
tne meantime they feel confident that there
VIII ne no collision or change of the military
sI..ns In the seeded States They have
ample arrangements have been made 70 1T, 80,
AZ ,rouoie Tor the present at Fort Pickens
at Key West. ~"i'7e' "i
me ,,, Us niue II any doubt that Fort Sum.
Ter VIII be evacuated to. raorrou, ft,J ~, ".
aiTeanv been sent forward TO that effect.
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Extra Session of the u. x. Sonata

WAsHrSGroN, March 19.-Mr. Douglas res
oiutions We're up.
Mr. Ciingman, of n. c., argued that the
inaugural meant war, and that war was the
real purpose of the Admins tration. Within
the last three days he had information OF
neaFy guns and large reinforcements going
SoH IN 70 take possession OF forts in North Car
DINA, Virginia, and elsewhere.
piled.
After an Executive session, the Senate
Adjourned
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a DISAPPOINTED PATRIoT.-Cdrl SchurZ. the
notorious German agitator, has missed the
Sandman mission. The New York "Demo-
KRAFT notices some of the opposition which has
resulted in his defeat:
''ln Europe, AS We'll as America Heaven and
eaftn are Set IN motion 10 agitate against the
appointment of b1r. SchurZ. and even Baron
Gerolt,-in the interest of Prussia protests
against his nomination, in which he is sus-
tanned by The whole diploma tic corps, includ-
ing the Italian Minister. From New York
city monster petition has been presented
against him at Washington"
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Marine D;SastprS

NORFOLK, March 19.-Schooner Susan F..
Abbott, from Philadelphia, bound for Sayan-
nan, arrived here in Distress sails gone, masts
sprung.
BRUSH schooner Wrenn, of st. Andrews.
from MatanZas, bound for New York with
moIasses, abandonedat sea Friday. Her crew
were taken off by the schooner Edward Her
bert, and brought here
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Meeting OF the Canadian Parliament.

MONTREAL, March ls.-The C,nadi,n Do.
lament met at Quebec on Saturday afternoon.
Inc speech OF the Governor contains very lii .
nee, ne OF Importance. He congratulates the mem
49,. ~. tne returning prosperity of the coun-
Try, aiiudcs to the visit OF the Priuce Of VII.
recommends assinilating laws in the two sec
IONS IONS OF the province; bankrupt law for
Cpper Canada and Improvement in the dis
sn ,p'. y, the prisons. He says that great eff
forts VIII be made TO establish a sonnd svetc,,
OF immigration and promote the settlement of
the Wild lands. He then makes n slight nlIu
sion to the Anderson case
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Heavy Snow Storm ut yyi,p,ipc,o,

WILhISGTsS, n. c., March ia heavy
snow storm prevailed ut this place last night.
Snow fell four inches deep, on n level, accom-
panied by sleet and a high wind. The storm
tended as far South as Miiledgeyille
During the storm the roof of the engine and
locomotive house fell in Only one man was
hurt. The building was large one
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COMM!Ss;ONER.S SALE Or ToUIS.

~ LAND Pursuant to decree of the Circuit
Court OF Louisa county, in the case of B. A. Par
rlsh and James NJ. Kent Albert L. Brown and
Catharine his wife. and others, rendered at the
September term. 1850, the Undersigned rs Com
missioner appointed for that purpose will sell at
public suction, TO the highest bidder, on the
crosses Ready Creek on MONDAY, the oath dsv
3f april, 1ssi, Of fair if not, the next fair day
thereafter,l the TRACT OF LAND belonging to
the said Brown and wife, containing l73f acres
aalolning the lands of DR.. b. 2. Cosby md others
and Is situated on Ready Creek. The land is
snapted TO the crops usna |y raised in the county
such ~ corn, wheat, oats and tobacco bout on e
half is cleared the balance in the original
growth, heavily timbered
lERMs--As much ready money As will be suai :
Gent 10 pay the cost of snit and tho expenses Of
executing the decree; the remainder upon a credit
good security, hearing interest from date and the
legal title Of the land retained until all the mr.
chase money is paid
NH 25--tds n w PERKINS Co,o,r
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BY Alexander Nott. Auct.r

NIGHT SALES.-wili be soid, at auction.
notice, large and general assortment OF Watches,
JJeWeIry, Plated- Ware, Cutlery, Dry Goods and
falcy Articles. Sale to commence at 7 o'cik p III.
ia 23-ts ALEXANDER MOTT Auct,y
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BY Thomas W. keesee, Auct'r,
ounce corner of l2th and Cary straets l

CROCK OF GROCERIES, LIQUORS. To-
- bAtGo, OLGA Re-, STORE FIXTURES &c
Al AutIitN viii be sold, on WEDNESDAY
MohNiNG, March goth, commencing at 10 o'clock
at the store Of Messrs. Z. z. Word Brother. ccr-
ner lstn aud Main streets, all of their stock Of
GGIKS3nGERlES, WINES, LIQUORS, STORE FIX
ALSO1A large lot of very superior CHEWING
and SMOKING TOBACCO, put up expressly for
our retail sales.
TERNs.-For all sums under $50, cash $50 and
over, months credit, for approved negotiable
paper. lmh IA THOS. W. kEESEE Auct
POSTPONEMBNT.- above sale is post
poned until TUESDAY, 2eth at the same hour
NH 20 THOS. w. kEESEE Auct
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FUTURE DAYS
BY f. b. Cook. Auct
By Alex. Mott, Auct,

NITURE, DRY GOODS. SHOES.
i GROCERIES, &e.-Will be sold at auction AT
my store, on SATURDAY, March 2lst commenc
TURE, STOVES &c
DRY GOoDs-Ready- Made Clothing, Shoes. &c
GRoCERIES, GLASS WARE, CRoCKERY. Nc
STONE WARE.-A large lot of Stone Ware
consisting Of Jugs, Jars Pitchers, &c
mn "a ALEX. MOTT. Auct
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The city of Messina, in Sicily, with popu-
laton Of l00, 600, contains several theatres and
churches, but not a single newspaper.
Col Joseph Strong, late of the u. s. Army,
died in Baltimore last week.
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by Redwood & Reach, Aucs'rs,
l54 MAIN STREET.)
BY J. III. Digges. Auct.

A CCTION SALE.--On WEDNESDAY MORN.
"A ING. at II o'clock, March 2ath, will be sold,
ley in rear of Main street, between ith aud 9Th
streets, adjoining simms' Steam Planning Mill, .
SShof, suitable Tor carpenter, other purposes
ne above Snop has an unexpred lease OF near
I'VE years The building is new, and worthy the
attention of builders and others :
q TEaAs.-Cssh. J. H. DIGGFS Auet,r
ID. F. BoorF, Salesman NH 10 la
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Noticc.-l shall continue the Produce COM
MISSION BUSINESS a. heretofore, and with
seven years, experience IN this market aud Peters
burg, hope to give full satisfaction
SAM'L D. HICKS
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REofOkD ALUM AND IODINE MASS.

=, IBIS article y prepared from the water OF thu
bEDt vED ALUM AND IODINE SPRINGS, nv =
careidl and scientific method OF eyaporstioa
whereby all of the mineral ngredienis sna usedf.
eiuai properties Of the water ed in II ma
impaired. Call and procure = pamphlet 81 cur
Agents, containing certificates Of Prof. SxNrrL
JACKSON, of tho Jeterson Medical College phtin,
deiphia, and also twsnty other Physicians ef emf
hence, testifying to lis efficacy In Various die
eases. The MASS ana WATER is kept for sale
Druggists. Riehmond, Va.
r. EcHoLs SONS.
IA 23-dsm pycsri.sa,.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of Volunteer Companies
hs, the state are respectfully in formed
PURPOSE OF obtaining Accoutremeats, &c. have
aaas Tor these items and as fast as To
are ashvefed az this post they are issued iIams-
eiateiy' according to priority OF date OF orders
CHARLES DiMMOCK.
Ia Io-fs Cant. Sup- Armory. Richmond va
NOAACEs -. oluGteeF OHieeTs OF tina htafe 4 "a
~ respectfully Informed that bsside the sord. re-
quired BY law, there must be aa order from ths
Adluf.ns General, TO authorAoths Superintendent
Of the state Armory to issue arlns, Sc.
10 iS--ss q pIMM0CK
IN BnLS, L!NsEED OiL,-Fof sale II low
ON est cash price by '0"
mn - DOVE CO., Druggists.
A pAMANTINE CANDLES. boxes best
mills Lao. D. DAVENPORT.
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II Q r e L 8
k'AChANeE HOIEL,
Il HARRIS NBURG, VA.
EACiANss HOTEL AND BALLARD

RICHMOND, JANUARY NrH, 1851.
me proprietors OF this well know and popular
establishment beg leave to return their heartfelt
thanks TO their friends and the public generally,
Tor ths liberal patronage they have at all times
Deem favored with, and II affords them pie 70 to
announce that the recent change removals, aud
athorough rsaovating Of tho entira establishment,
makes Il oae OF the most pleasant aad co;nfortabis
Hotels foT permanent boarders, well as tran
stent company, that can be enjoyed anywhere in
the country. II is due to the IibersIity of the
Stockholders Of the EXCHANGING say that every
tnigg has been done which could add 10 lite value
guegts.
Among the important changes and irnprov en- ents
In the BALLARD HOUSE, they have added WELL
Is now open for the patronage Of the public. In
arranging this part OF their business, a handsome
tei, VITA private entrance from the parlor noor
In view OF the large expen ditures, and renewed
energy, AMI strict attention their part they
pope TO merit continuance Of that ratronzge 80
long enjoy ed ty them.
il LIS Ions y Z Tuns Y nAIIAun
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Gard. lin retiring from the concern of HIcxs X
ANDERSON, take pleasure in recommending my
late FARMER as gentleman Of ample means 10
cohduct the business, and fully competen to dis
charge the duties; and ] would say that, upon
tIlsl, md my health will admit of my pur-
shlhS the business rs would wish.
NH 1l--I2t
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MEDICAL CAND.-Dr. PLUME offors

Ms EDiEAL CAHH.-Dr PLUME Gffers his err
AVA vices tn the pubiic III the treatment Of ali So
cret diseases. Twenty years practice in the shove
branch gives DR.. + claim to public tavor.-Ot6ce
on, on Frank street near ne Exchange Hoe, and
TRACT OF FL0WEKs Qua Of Il tie be- very a ba a
cnes sent to order. All Communications BY Letter
or otherwise promptly attended to. Richmond, "a
fsNO PHYSICIANS AND MEDICAL sTU-
L DENis;-Ali new and rare remedies, includ-
ing pure Propyla and its compounds: Sub
carbonate. Tanuate, Nalerianate and Subnitrate of
sash as 81 ls Peg e KoN
SOLUTION, solution Of Pernitrate, Protonitrate,
iron alum; Syrups Of Superphosphate and pyro-
Ne; oXALATR OF CERiUM Phosphates of Zinc
t ta!c oqIiNIA, CcAp1MlQM, I06lSE, SODIUM,
fHITEs IN every form of combination, and every
thing else in the Pharmaceutical line; all of which
will take Pleasure in showing to Physicians and
Medical students, and of giving all information
about in person, or BY letter to those distance
JOSEPH LAIDLEY, Chemist
Sign OF the Red Mortar
fel2 sth and Main streets, Richmond.
nK;, !. y. CLAEkEs STIMULATING
- L!NlMENT-ForI the cure of rheumatism,
Pain OF Inflammation in any part of the system,
Painful Gatherings in the breasts Of Females,
Phfonie c sore FBhT rr fPTsngs ssr1n pEains
Nc, &c. For Horses, it viii cure any form OF
Cuts and Sores, Scrat ches, &c. Prepared by Dr.
JAS. ?. DUEAL, Druggist and Chemist,
fe Corner Main and leih SITS. Richmond
DULM0NAHY BALSAHi-A sure and speeqy
! remedy for the cure Of Conghs, Colds, Asthma,
&c. This preparation Is free from opium IN any
form, andis composed of vegetable ingredie nts
1t hs;, stood the test of numerous trials, and is
confidently recommended for the diseases mem
A. BoDEKER ! I Co, Druggists.
NO. IL Main street.
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EAMgoArs. SHIPPING &c


,.sass.-sssss.:.:l5zsszss FOR xCHBURG AND
Can, Cana Boat TEMPEST. Captain A. \. J5HssoS,
tain, ~ Cnx's Shed, or to A s. LEE
NH l22t
ssEsz..f-f .EE..s ioH LHNCIsECisC-lo leave
- r-s-.ssyyS " EDNESDAI EVEN II G-The
ssf-'ss4a Canal Boat MERCHANT will leaye
tux tux i cox, Agents,
mn Est At Cox Shed, Dock street.
6fs spEAE. WEEKLY BETWEEN
,er-gE.sssas NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL, land
- ing aud embarklng passengers at
York and Philadelphia Steamship CompaGy in
tend dIspatching their full-powsIed Clyde built
ETNA, SATURDAY, March %.
CITY OF BALTIMORE, SATURDAY, April 8.
North River.
RATES OF PAssAaK:
FIRST CABIN. .s..... S75 Storage. ..........A
Do. to London 50 DO. 10 London. 5S
Steerage Return Tickets, sood for six months SEQ
Passengers forwarded TO Paris. Havre, Ham
burg Bremen Rotterdam, Antwerp, &c, at re-
s8- Persons wishing to bring ont their friends
can by tickets here at the following rates, 10
New YORK From Liverpool to Queenstown, First
Cabin; So, So and slo5. Storage from Liverpool
$40. From Queenstown S5G.
These steamers have superior accommodations
I0r passengers, and carry experienced Surgeons
They are built in water-tight iron sections, aud
have Patent Fire Annihilat0rs on board
40 For further information, apply at the Com
panys Offices.
JOHN G. DALE, Agent,
10 Broadway, New York; or
nh 16-ts J. T. GIBSON. Agent. Richmond.
III FOR BALTiWORE.-The regular
s4Islss Packet Schr. D. c. GWYTHER, KfRwAS
Master, having portion Of her cargo en-,
gagged Will have all possible dispatch. For re-
malnder, apply to W. ID. C0LQUITT Il co.
n FOR HEW lONN--FIRST Y hSS EL--
49,. .sazss VA. LINE OF RICHMOND AND NEW
- YORK PAChETS.--Ihe Schooner CREN-
SHAW, Capt. WIN. MORSE, having the larger
f9rtion OF her cargo engaged and going on board,
WIZ have quick dispatch, For balance Of freight,
4.aAL,~xNAND K0ANOKE.-The KOANOKE
having resumed her place again in the
Steamers comprising il will run as follows viz:
,rI The ,iGcRkf9WN, Capt PARRISH the JAMES
TOW n, Capt. SKINNER, and the ROANOKE, Capt.
TIL TUESDAY aud SATURDAY, at 2 r N
Df SnFFRRnbS hsy ad w {ssTe here every TUES
signed. LUDLaM WATSON.
N. B-The above stsaiaers stop at MOTOR Is each
WHY. NH SIS
Asr cHAsGE va Of HoqR FOR
ssssass<a1as<,as AND 0LK.-The Steamer
fI6 cove will, on and after FRIDAY MORN
sS nf hT wharf
n ESDAf MORNINGS, at d clock precisely, for
the above places, and return each alternate day,
Sexcept sGnday.) leaving NORFOLK at the same
hour, g ciock, and touch at all of the regular
landings ON the river, going and returning.
no @'-ts r. O. HASKINs.
4rxr-SNTIITJi COx's LiNE.-F RIIGHr
Z - crt}ye-fgs BOATS TO LYNCHBURG THREE
! - TIMES WREk-TUESDAYS,
AND SATURDAYS.
Boat MERCHANT, Capt TEos. T. Eagrr
Boat JAS. J. IRBY, Capt. L. MAYO.
Boat OLIVIA, Capt. II. w. CRY.
Boat ELLA SCOTT. Capt. J. w. STRATrog
Boat FAME, Capt. w. Il. PARSONS.
Boat -, Capt -.
There Boats are II Of the frst class. commanded
by careful Captains and hands, and leave prompt
Iy advertised. For freight, apply to
GUY 4 cox, Agents, /
fe It's At CoX's Shed. Dock street /
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CARGO SALE OF Sugar Ann, ,or.S
~ onr eaus ~ ~ EklDAl March ed
o'clock A wa VIII leII nc commencing az II
VIM paxsnn SiTs wit fre nei tne cargo per schr
sisIinG nf' N''''' ii'i1 -h'tAA"PAs, Id, con-
$50 HHDs prime to choice NEW ORLEANS
Inn BBLs; prime to choice NEW ORLEANS
.OO MOLASSES.
o-o Royrs .n,MMaaLLST99;yVp c,.nr,s
- - TIERCgs CHR. Mo1.ssps
Tfkss ovs,r 70, 81,
over $780, months credit, for sppr@ved neeots
bic paper CHAs. r. Worth An 4 ~ sso'ia
mt i6 II A Anu ~.
wv y,,r,-rov, :, - Aue.ionsers.
TX virtue OF A DEED OF TRUST
- execated 10 me. as Trustee, by James j Dor
mn aAd othefs! bearing date 18th March, 1851. and
ns tonrt IN Ihe Tfnce OF me Richmond Hust-
PkapA the 10Th March at IL O'Clock A NJ, the
"''i''t' e. TTn TTf rl- n ~, Ss;ld DEED
40 LA hNlN1 MiLLS:
Ii BOX :, SCREWS;
I rET 90
10 Sd iF, 81 MILLS;
B ~ Sth LtcoRlCE BOILER
BBaaNNPS sIoN Is LUMP BENCHES; TOBACCO
noA M Kegs n NAILS; 500 lbs LiCQRlCG 900
o TnI,b ~ y bids, STEMS II bbis. PORTLAND
bhis lt;c: 81 r ? J." EEL oiL To- los nEAAs; Ii
soever in aud about s Factory u StI NV usd
Tnnns OF sA1r.-Tor sum. under 800, cash
gotiabIe pap4r Iii McrapiT III yPi,rr" . ne
eH4s. :. w@hTHAn q Co Ane1.s NH lo-tds
by Il. L. HAZEL. Auctiouecr
-
| 4 Y G. z. ATTRACTIVE. AND PER.
~ hMPPORl SALE Of J0BBER'S Stock OF
EapDIVa CTTTT Epy g.
''
vutr,rpy0pp = U.yry
w;II eon ~ 49,, H. ,1'l,'h q hAHn1h
rifESp On .a..- . ,,a,
Ava r.,1o;l chrpA Afkii i6ol
81 ~ :l, ins 9ays uhtti sofa, SAFE 10 commence
." No 'H lex "a" tha uay r AT s.-oo. vov,
NV nrInr ~ y n - -. go We" IuIh,
Wy ''0g is9af NJ un nnNATPsA N Assigned
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CpOTs WOOD R0USE

RICHMOND, VA.
This new HOTEL, at the corner OF MAIN and s,h
streets, lust finished aai elegantly furnished is
now oren FOR the accommodation OF guests.
The location Is the best In the civ and eye,S
effort will DO made 10 please tho pat. ous OF tha
House. 1880
have secured the services Of Mr.. r w Hox.
sIsBx, late OF the Everett House, New York
no Sly JOSEpH ri cprvsu.xv
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L SON il this day dissolved by the retireme NJ
OF DR.. PETER IL. ANDERSON, and the name of the
business. SsN'L IL iyft,yS
march H. 1851. =. II. ANDERSON.
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DISSOLUTIONs. &c.
nIssoLuTIoIN,I 0F Cn. > = TNra sI,I

niSsOLUTION OF CO-PARTNERSHIP--
- NoTICE.-We, the undersigned, have this
DAY "a dissolved partnership in the BARBER aud
TOR, by mutual consent will in future continue
the BARBER BUSINESS heretofore existing mn
ger me name and 1rm of GEO. J. HIssERIcH Il q .
GrVERNAToR, under his own name and also
holds himself responsible for all debts contract ed
under the firm OF GEO. i HIssRgIcH GgoRgH
uCNERSAfoK. GEORGE GUVEENATOR .
GEORGE J. HiSSERICH.
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Co-Partnership.-JNO. H. PLEASANTS and
hEWIS u: FRAlSGR will continue the MANU-
SAINTS FRAYSER, at The Factory formerly oc.
cupied by Baker, peasants & Frayssr
yNo. II. PLEAsANTS,
l.. ii. fRAYSER.
h1chmond, March 18th, 1881. NH las
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NH 10 JAS. NJ. TAYLOR & SON. Aucts.
$3.50 ASHLAND HOTEI, Am oTHER

YEM nhALnABLE REAL AND Personal
$3.50 = IRoPERTY, FOR sALE.-By virtue
Ei hlchinond entered the 2sd day Of January, Issf
"a me suit or Todd ct al. VS.. Robinson and al
gu iot the purpose, will sell at public auction.
a apii ,ns premises on wEDN EsDAY the nth Of
ue@t !i lsir II not the next fair day. be-
uay 70 aay until the sale is Completed all tie pro-
PgIsy, resd and personal belonging to the ASH
"a me PM IN said cause mentioned as foiIoxs:
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DISSOLUTION OF CO-pAKTNERSHIP,
- The nrm of LlBkf BURTON is this day
dissolved by mutual consent, by the withdrawal
Of A. Burton. Either partner will use the name
OF the firm in liquidation only
LUTHER LIBBY
March LIST, 1891. ABRAHAM BURTON
New Firm.-Having associated with me nv
son, GEO: LIBBY, we will continue to carry on
the SHIP CHANDLERY, GROCERY and COM
AiSSltN BUSiN Eos, the corner OF 10th and
Cary streets, under the name and style Of LIBBY
n son. and we hope, by strict attention to busi-
ness, to merit continuation of the liberal patron
aye bestowed ON the late firm Of Libby Il Rurtop
LUTHER LIBBY,
March l, 1881. lmh ll-2w1 GEO. w. LIBBY.
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| AkGE SALE OF MACHINERY.-We
II will sell at the Barrel Shop OF Messrs War
wick q Barksdals. opposite the Gallego Mills, ON
me 2s1n DAY az MAkCH, at public auction, the
following MACHINERY: ~
HEADING LATH and COUNTER, SHAFTS.
pULLEfS, and BELTS ~
PLAAER COUNTER SHAFT &c
srAEE and HEADING J0lyT'ER
Herrln SINGLE MACHINE, SAW, Sc.
cRlNDST0NE and SHAFT
And large lot of
C0OPERING TOOLS.
Private proposals will be receiv cd ntil thu A.
Of saie; The property can be seen by apniiea,iay
10 MI MI y II Rose, on the premises.
Mount Laurel, Va, Trnstaas =.
X. Y. GAINES, fWm 49,
brakes Branch, Va,
IN -
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r. n. CARY, Com'rs
81 JAS. N. TAYLOR Il Son Aucts ,,b
ENWO n

TWO YALU ABLE LOTS IMNEDg.
~ ATELf IN REAR OF THE UPPER WIG
hhA4bLh MARKET, BETWEEN MARSHALL,
AND CLAY STREETS, AT AUCTION viii
~ re L, upon the premises, On TUESDAY 28th day
u" ~. March, commencing at q O'Clock p NJ. two
ner tb9s' on the east side of the Up
Clay streets, and adjoining 90 the north two brick
s eieseets lately erected. They front together 10
IEEhs.-one- fourth cash the balance at & 70
a14 - months, Tor negotiable notes. with interest
aug ana secured by trust deeds Taxes for
~ % ~ ne pala 1y the purchasers.
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hs1s-..z..rI,1t FOR NCHBURG AND
Es.s.s. ssss,rt.ss.s~ BCCHANAN-To leave WEDN ES-
DAY. FULL OR NOT FUIL.-rhe
Canal Boat TEMPEST. Captain A. N JOHNSON,
viii leave as above. For freight, apply to Cap
tain, Al Cox's Shed, or to s LEE
nh l2--2t