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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-05
BY Goddin Il Apperson, Auct's.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY vALuARL

4 -
L FARM OF 700 ACRES, IN NEW KENT COUN-
TY. ON THE YORK RIVER RAILROAD, FIJI
TEEN MILES BELOW RICHMOND.-By virtue of
deed of trust from Il. l.. Walker, ESD, dated
10th January, lS6n, duly recorded in New Kent
County Court on the 9Th February, 1860, shall, in
ton, on the premises, on FRIDAY, the 18th Feb
ruary at u O'Clock, Of fair; if not, the next fair
day thereafter, except Sunday, the very valuable
FARM located as above, now i'll the occupancy of
said Walker. 1t contains, by recent survey, 700
acres, of which there is ample supply Of wood
and timber ton the rair0ad,l for the use Of the
place. The open land lies well, and is suscepti-
Bile of great Improvement. 4 portion Of it pro-
duces tobacco finely. There is now seeded on the
land 10 bushels Of wheat, with five tons of guano.
The buildings on the place are comfortable, and
sufficient for the accommo dation Of a large
family. s. Dispatch - Depot, on the York River
Railroad, is located the land, and a post office
thereat, thus atfording unusual facilities for the
transmission Of produce, intelligence, and passen-
gers to and from Richmond daily.
The deed requires a cash sale but by consent OF
parties the terms will be one-thlrd cash balance
at one aud two years. for bonds bearing interest,
secured by trust deed The taxes for 1851 to be
paid by the purchaser AS this is really most
desirable Farm. the particular attention of the
public is respectfully called to this sale.
lie GEO. G.. MINOR. Trustee
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iDRUsTEE's SALE OF VALUABLE
i FARM OF 400 ACRES, IN CHEsTERFIELD
By Z. b. Cook, Auctioneer.

CtENTEEL FURNITURE, Sc, AT AUC-
VI TloN On TUESDAY, 5th last, at 10 o'clock,
will sell at my store a genteel lot OF FURNl-
TURE. consisting Of
very handsome set COTTAGE FURNITURE,
solid oak.
TIRE TABLES.
Mahog'y spring seat CHAIRS; WASHSTANDS
Il solid Black Walnut SECRETARY and BOOK
CASE, entirely new.
Jenny Lind and Cottage BEDSTEADS.
Cane and Wood Seat CHAIRS.
DINING TABLES.
Two very superior HAIR MATTRESSES, FEA-
TIER BEDS, SIIUCK MATTRESSES, BEDDING,
sc.
Two rst-rate COOKING ST0VES--one Of W hch
is very large and nearly new.
ALSO
A lot of Champagne and Madeira WINE. Dried
BEEF, &c, sold at the sale of j. Z. kayenagh,
and not called Tor by the purchasers.
| TERAs.-Casn on the spot
fed +. Il. COOK, Auct
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Naval.

New York, Feb 1.-The u. 5. Storesillp
Supply arrived to-day from Pensacola win
Lieut. Slrmmpr and the officers, troops, en-
pioyees Sc from Warrington Navy ara,
who were released on parol They were taken
of a tender under a flag of truce.
THE above dispatch is obviously incorrect
as regards Lieut. Slemner. The persons on
board Were probably the late officers and en-
pioyees in the Navy ! ard
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AUCTION SALES
BY Gsadin h Appsrsen, Aues'a

C0MMIS9lONERS SALE OF LOT IN
~ ~, the COUNTY or HENRICO. IN THE TOWN
OF SIDNEY As Commissioner appointed by n
decree OF the Circuit Court Of Heurico pronounced
on the ISL November. lssa, in the case Of Drum.
proceed to sell at public auction ON the prcmisss
ON TUESDAY, the sth February, 1851 al 81 clock
r. NJ, III fair; " not, the next fair dav except
sunday, the following Real Estate. belonging so
John W. Reins. as appears by the Commits loner's
books and referred to in the PLAINTIFFS bill viz:
.'HALF ACRE, adjoining Rich RENE, two miles
from Court-House.
TRaxs --One-,hird cash balance at 8 and II
months, for negotiable notes, satisfactorily en-
dorsed. and title retained ali all the purchase
money Is paid. GEORGE w. RANDOLPH,
Commissioner
GoppIs 4 AppRRsoy, Aucts. ja as--tds
DRUsTEE's SALE OF VALUABLE
l. FARM OF 900 ACRES, In CHESfERFIELD
COUNTY, FOUR MILES FROM MANCHESTER. =
AS trustee in certain deed thrust, from Mr.. Jas
per s. Clayton, dated LIST January, 1850, duly re-
corded In Chesterfield County Court, shall, In
execution thereof, proceed to sell at public aue-
ton, on the premises, on MONDAY the 9Th Feb
ruary lssl, at 10 O'Clock NJ, IF fair: II not the
FIRST fair day thereafter the valuable farm former
pied by Mr.. Clayton. The tract contains 800 acres.
Inc pace Is so well known that further deScrtp-
ton Is deemed unnecessary.
iERAf Enough in cash to defray expenses OF
terest on credit az TO 81 500 80 until LIST January,
1867 on credit TO 81 Ss3 80 until LIST January
lsoS-with interest from LIST January ls6o-and bal
ance on such terms of credit $ may be announced
AZ me ume OF sale The taxes for isel 10 be paid
jal2 AUGUSTUS BoDEKER, Trustee.
| POSTP0NEMENT.-in consequences of The In
cemeney OF the weather the above sale w i'll take
place THIS DAY at IL O'Clock, NJ, If fair, If not
| the next fair day.
g.
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Reported Fighting at Pensacola, &c.

NV ORLEANS, Feb. There are dying re-
ports that fighting has commenced at Pens;l-
cola, in consequence OF the brooklyn atteihpt-
INC 10 land troops there. They need confir-
nation. .
New ORLEANS, Feb. I'm the Convention
to-day.a resolution to establish 4 standing
army was made the order for Tuesday.
A resolution relative to citizenship was re-
fprrsd
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News from Kansas.

IEAvEywoRrH, Feb. 2.-The Territorial LIE
gislature is winding up its business, and VIII
probably adjourn to-day. The bill declaring
certain Territorial claim bonds Illegal failed
to become a law. The Delaware Indians have
selected as their portion of their late reserve
lands, that bordering on the Missouri ana
KaH riyers-amounting to IS 900 acres.
The boiler of Wright's steam saw and grist
mill N Alexandria, in this county, exploded
Yesterday, killing eight persons, including the
engineer, miller and some other well known
citizens.
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:, ~ f'sSPoidehce Of the Richmond Dispatch.
|'' ~e coaeeatioa-Retigious Nut


Id. PErERsBCaa, February 4, 1861.
rr,.,s nov showing rapidly, and there IL every
here - ior very deep snow. 1t will inter
Mi. '1iy much with the voting. Should the
as 70 ~, ~ open to-day yon viii be telegraphed
out .Ahfdss here has been most exciting
fn,,. atssfs Branch, Collier and Lyon are
laea a. as me nion candidates, and Mr.. Wal
On F - tne NHeessionist. A meeting was held
man aay night 10 select the most available
VA VI VI he three Union candidates buA II
Ec ,ha, 20, 's The meeting broke up IN row
se,s 80. at Nailaee's chances are considered
ugJis SOU as those for immediate secession
a& upon him
Ieaasi lhee'!ibers VI Rey. j NJ Blu tler's Church,
worsI'S',l are building a mammoth house OF
wlici 10 cost not less Than *l3, 900, aii 81
o,,e 10, 70 raised by the eoiored people OF this
ss0 .aia besides paying their pastor $500 or
elp,ehy The Baptists have three eoiored
III hfie, with about z, 800 nleHbers.
Fnio PeoI,ie of The Goekade City are for
po,I5a s.a favor secession az little ~ any
FN'"'h " The colalaoa wealth.
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The Massachusetts LEGISLATURE.

BosToS, Feb. 1.-The House went into Sc
cret session to day, TO consider the bill appro-
priatng one hundred thousand dollars TO the
Emergency Fund. 1t is supposed that an i'm
portant comm uncaton has been received rs
the bill passed under II suspension OF the
rules.
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By Richard Cauthorn, Auct'r.
MAHOGANY sHOw-CASE. sT0RE

M COUNTERS, &c, AT AUCTloN.-on WE'D
NESDAY 6th inst at 10 o'clock. az my store.
will sell at auction the stock and Fixtures oil, oil
dealer consisting in part Of an assortment OF Jew
Gold Studs: Sleeve Buttons; Bracelets: hue Finger
Rings plain and with sets: Silver Watches; Gold
Pencil Eases. &c Also, Needles Pins Combs
Purses Thread, Tape, Cotton, &c
Also. one very fine Mahogany Counter, Show
Case, &c; Dry Goods Counters
TERYs-Cash [fe 81 X. CAUTHORN, Auct.
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WASHINGTON, Feb. 4.-The Border State Con
yeniion met to-day. 1t commenced with
closed doors 1t is stated that Ex President
TYLER will be elected President.
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Ts. Michigan LEGISLATURE.

DprRorr. Feb. 2-In the Senate yesterday, a
resolution authorizing the Governor to APP
point five Commissioners TO Washington was
reiec ted-yeas Is, nays 10
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-s---77
Re T.. Il. Cook. Auct.
SET OF NILES, REGIS.

\ TER AT AUCTION Il am authorized to sell,
on WEDN ESDAY, 9Th inst, at my store. at IL
o'clock one Set of NILES REGISTER. eompiete
the same being very valuable and rare work -
opportunity il offered rarely met with.
--Ensh Z L IOnk. Auct.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS
BY Charlie. t. workman 4 Co.

CARGO OF NEW ORLEANS SUGAR AND
I MOI ASSES AT AUCTIUN.-On FRIDAY, Feb
ruarv sth at our Warehouse, on the Dock ,.eom-
menc;ng at II o'eIock A. NJ; we will sell the car
go per sch onner Ed. Slade direct from Attakapas,
consisting Of
aS3 hhds prime to choice New Orleans SUGAR
aas hill. choice New Orleans MeLASSES.
TEXAS OF SALE.-For all sums under *leo, cash,
over eI0a four months credit for approved neg0-
TABLE PAPER CHAS. T. WoRTHAM CO..
e. AuctioueerS
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BY Thomas w. keesee, AuCt'r,
iOitice corner of Eth and Cary streets
CMBHEK AT AUCTION Ne offer cur steel

r UMBER AT AUCTION-we offer our stock
1IOf LUMBER at auction on TUESDAY, Feb. 5th,
1861, at 10 O'cik, containing the usual assortment.
JolST, of various Sizes Sill, cart and Merchant
able SCANTLING; all sizes Heart and Merchant
able l-inch BOARDS; DRESSED FLOORING; OAK
PLANK and SCANTLlNG, sc.
Also, fine young MULES and CART; fne
young HORSES and WAGON with HARNESS;
Herrings double-door FIRE-PRO0F SAFE.
TERMs.-All sums under Sloo, cash sioo and
under $500, TO days credits over s2o0, months
credit, for approved negotiable paper.
PHILLIPS x COLEMAN.
Sale conducted by THos. W. kEEsEE, Auct
ia 80
P0STPONEMENT.- The above sal 10 is postponed
until MONDAY MORNING, Eeb. 18th, at 10 oclk.
fe5 T. W. KEESEE, Auc'r.
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BY L. Il. Cook, Auct'r.


TRUSTEES SALE OF STOCK OFCLOTH-
i ING, HATS, BOOTS, SHOES, &c, AT AUC-
TIoN.-By virtue Of deed of trust from b. Myer
10 the subscriber, duly recorded IN the office OF the
proceed to sell, THU RSDAY, 9Th instant, at 10
O'Clock, at the store of said Myer, on Main, be-
tween 18th and 10Th streets, all the stock contained
in said store, consisting of large variety of sea
sonable CLOTHING, HATS, BOOTS, SHOES, &c.
After which will be sold the KEY of the house
TERMs.-All sums under sl0O cash over that
amount, 80 days credit, for approved, endorsed
negotiable paper. T. LAZARD, Trustee.
HE sale conducted by E. B. Cook, Auctioneer
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Nv AIexander Mott, Auct'r
UyITR NJTURE DRY GOODS CLOTHING;

FURNITURE, DRY GOODS, CLOTHING,
L SHOES, &c.-Will he sold at auction, at my
store on TUESDAY, Feb. sth, commencing al 10
o'clock. a lot Of second hand i uRN lTU RE,
STOVES, &c.
ALsO-A lot of DRY GOODS, ready made
CLOTHING. SHOES, &c.
OCERIES-Whiskey, Brandy, Fish, To
baeeo, Cigars, &c. Ife a ALEX MOTT, Auct
MIGHT SALES.-Will be sold, at auction.
~ THIS EVENING, and continued until further
notice large and general assortment OF Watches,
Jewelry, Plated Ware, Cutlery, Dry Goods and
Fancy Articles. Sale to commence at 7 o'ck =. Nj
ia 23-ts ALEXANDER MOTT, AuetT.
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Surrender of a Revenue Cutter.
From, Texas.

MOBILE, Feb. 4.-The United states neve-
,,,a cntter. Cass, has been surrendered TO the
Alabama nth critics.
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EATENs,yE Sale, BY AICTloS AT At.

MONDAY. the nth Of February. Tot of Ne
GROEs, among them two likely young men. 49,.
TERNS.-Cash. fe 5-itF
II MILFORD DEPOT, CAROLINE COUNTY,
VA, COMMENCING ON MONDAY, 18TH FEB
RUAHY, 1s6I.-on MONDAY, 18th OF February,
loil, commencing at 10 . clock A. NJ, we will Of
assortment; FARMING IMPLEMENTS; HORSE;
MULES; cows: HOGS; one good Family CAR
RAGE JERSEY WAGONS; FARM WAGON;
CART with Harness complete stock of FODDER,
CLOVER, HAY, VEGETABLES, &c, and about 1890
81 %o S S2" nnr F sFsi With ali the buildings
Tia cro6n, for sale privately, until the day Of aqc-
ton if not sold by that me, it viii be offered at
ctiou. The Farm contains near about leo acres,
li lilly improved by the use Of guano, lime, and
ot.er manures; adapted to the growth of corn,
wheat, oats, and tobacco: under new. good plank
fence; e. crop of BuughtVn wheat now seeded , q
! fine orchard Of fruit trees, grape arbor &c. The
| aud Hotel, now doing fine busineas-and with
| the personal attention and energy of some one,
/ could be made to do tremendous business
| There is MILL on the place, capable Of grinding
| POO bushels meal per day Blacksmith shop and
! Plow Factory, now commanding good rent, aud
! TERMS FOR FARMING IMPLENEMSTs, HoUsEHoLD
AND KITCHEN FuKNlrrRE.-For sums of $40 aud
| less, cash all sums over that amount, months,
| with approved security.
Terms FOR REAL E;rArE-One fifth cash bal
auce on ii credit of two aud four years interest to
be paid semi annually, and a deed of trust to be
given by the purchasers to secure payment OF
balances.
Possession can be had of the Farm Immediately
and of the whole premises on the LIST March, l.6l
For further particulars, see hand bills.
BRAGG & RUTH.
NJ The sale to he continued from day to day
until the whole is disposed Of
immediately after the above sale, viii
sell the entire stock OF GOODS now in store, con
sisting of about - 900 worth of DRY GOODS
HARDWARE, and general assortment, usual.
found in country store.
TEhMS-Sulns OF $40 aud under, cash; all sun
over that amount i months credit, with approved
security. L. II. THOMAS.
Milford Jan. %, 1851. ia 29-d2awGt&cw3t
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81 FOR SALE-The FARM on which Nj
.,,a Iatf Mnltnn lYns In Hon rien cnuntY Sse1t

EE:;::. JEFF. Melton lives i'll Henrico county, HEE
adjoining the lands of Thomas Blake tSY&
and Robert Johnson. The tract contains -zAks.
about 2l9 acres is James River, aud has comfort
able improvements on it, The sale is to be made in
compliance with a contract entered into between
the said Melton and the subscriber. Persons
wishing to purchase are invited to see the pro-
perry. The sale will take place on WEDNES
DAY, the 9th February, 1851.
TERMs.-One- half cash the balance in six
months, with negotiable notes, bearing interest.
iy 29-tds A. Nj. AIKEN.
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GROCERIES,, &c.

IRE III Il TIE r..
Is tubs and tirkins superior fresh ORANGE COUN
TY BUTTER, received by steamer Yorktown
O-day.
Is frkins fresh ORANGE COUNTY BUTTER, for
% cents.
spackages fresh COUNTRY ROLL BUTTER, for
- cents.
10 kegs COOKING BUTTER, from l25 to 20 cents.
Superior FAMILY and EXTRA FLOUR.
DRIED PEACHES, APPLES, POTATOES, BEANS,
PEAS, PICKLES &c.
Cooking WINES aud BRANDIES.
For sale wholesale and retail, by
J. ;. ROBERTSON,
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AUCTION SALES.
f,oMMIssIoNER S sALE9FHotsE Az!

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF HOUSE AND
- LOT, on THE NORTH SIDE OF GRACE ST.
As EXTENDED INTO HENRICO COUNTY As
COMMISSIONER appointed by decree Of the Cir
cult Conrt of Henrieo county, pronounced on the
18th day of April. 1880. in the case OF Perkins VS..
lieauction. upon the premises, on THURSDAY,
the 18th day Of February, Of fair; u not, the next
lalr day thsreafterb commencing at u o'clock 4.
the Real Estate in the bill mentioned, being
the brlck Tenement, on the north side Of Grace
street, between Monroe and Henry streets. now
and well arranged, and has every convenience for
the accommodation Of large-sizcd family.
ikRaS.-ohe-iourth cash; the balance in three
equal 1nsta nents on credit of6 IL aud Is
the credit tn be secured nv negotiable
notes with interest added, with an approved en- :
dorser, and the title to be retained till all the pur
chase money is paid, aud conveyance directed by
sale conducted by JAMES NJ. TAYLOR q Son.
AuctioOeers.
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Is. +. Williamson and H. Braunock,
Dfts

The object of this suit is to recover against the
defendants the sum of ONE THOUSAND THREE
HUNDRED AND FIFTY THREE DOLLARS AND
FIFTY THREE CENTS, with legal interest there
on from the nth day of October, 1850 till paid.
Affidavit having been made that the defendants
are not residents Of the state Of Virginia. they
are hereby required to appear in the said Clerks
Office, within mouth after due publication
hereof. and do W hat may be necessary to protect
their interests \ C0pv-TeSte:
ia lt-law4w EO. HOWARD. Clerk.
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LOTTERIES.
STATE LOTTERIES.

EORGIA STATE LOTTERIES.
DRAWN BY STATE AUTHORITY,
MCKINNEY CO., MASAeERs.
The following splendid schemes will be drawn
in pnbiic in the city of Savannah, Ga, under the
sworn superintendent of two Commissioners
CLASS Ios draws February 2
CLASS Ito draws February 0.
CLASS Ill draws February 49,
CLASS 1i2 draws February %.
on THE PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS,
CAPITAL PRIZE, $50, 900 !: of SIC zoe /: of &s,-
oeo Of s5oco OF - 900 loo of 500 loo Of SIS;
q, 600 Of 50; q. 900 Of 81.
Nf EVERY TICKET A PRIZE.
NJ F f. ~ only si'i shares $3.50
w LoTTER RIBS
Authorized by the States of
DELAWARE, MISSoU Ri aud KENTUCKY,
Draw daily. in public, under the superinteD
dence of Sworn Commissioners.
BE The Managers Offices are located at Will
min gton, Delaware, aud st. Louis, Missouri.
PRIZES VARY FROM
fi'Nbi' fho" 20. 50 to SEQ.
| Re Circulars, giving full explanation and the
Schemes TO be drawn, will be sent, free Of ex
| peuse, by addressing WOOD, EDDY Co,
Wilmington, Del,
WOOD, EDDY Co,
| jy 10y st. Louis, Mo.
| n EOk q 1 A = L AT T. LOTT RES.
| Our THREE NUMBER LOTTERIES are draw Ii
| TICKETS from 81 to rs. (.
Prizes of 81, coo and under, paid Immediately af
| ter the drawings; other prizes at 80 days.
BE For tickets or schemes in any OF The above
| splendid Lotteries, address
MCKINNEY CO., Managers,
| Ia 2B--2Wf Savannah, Ga.
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DEREMPTORY AUCTION SALE OF A

L MARKET GARDEN, IN HENRICO COUNTY.
ADJOINING "FAIRFIELD RACE COURSE
We wi sell, upon the PREMISES, ON MONDAY,
the nth day of February, commencing at elk
p. NJ, tract of land, in Henrico county, adioin-
lag Fairfield Race Course containing one and
three quarter acres more or less. The improve
ments thereon a comfortable, small dwelling,
kitchen. and other out buildings.
TERMs.-Dne- third cash; the balance at Sand
| u months, for negotiable notes, with interest
added, and secured by trust deed.
JAS. NJ. TAYLOR i son, Auct's.
p. S.-The above property will be sold at the
risk md cost of the former purchaser, he having
failed to comply with The terms Of sale. ia 81
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STEAMBOATS,, sHIPDINo, &c.

S:sss IN .'si',: r. gt.,ys;
sslosf TTispSY III The Ii Ia;. e. n''l d
ght taken TO Boston, via Baltimore, at low
est rates with great dispatch.
no Hegsheads taken this trip unless engaged at
Passenger, are requested to be on b9ars before
Tickets procured either at our Office, in shockoe
Slip, opposite the Columbiap Hotel, at steam
ers' wharves. DAVID WIN. CURRlE.
,rass-.ryr-7yrt FOHLYNCHEURG--'foI leave
W We = A., f9 :, = Pp no, fal.
A. n. JOHNSON. will leave above. For freight,
apply to the Captain, at cox's Shed, or to
Pc Tolls paid by thi. boat, if desired ,'1
esss-,z1.11zSi go, CO.'S LINEwEoR LYNCH
The Canal Boat ELLA SCOTT will
leave as above For freight. apply to
fe AT At Cox's Shed. Dock street
LII YYoRkTowN For yEW YORK
saaSss@zsvIA NORF0LK.-The YORKTOWN,
p. M, TUESDAY, the jth inst
Passengers are requested to be on board in due
time.
Passage to New York, meals and state room in
clnded, slo. Storage passage only 30.
Freight received to-day tMdXDAY,l and up to
the hour of II q clock NJ, TUESDAY.
tohslShees are requested TO send Tor their goods
Tickets and berths secured at our Office or ON
! board the ship.
! Freight for Boston taken at moderate rates and
10 AT LUDLAM Il WATSON.
P}Sfs 70 L$ MsfNd4%Eg ISEht
THURSDAYS AND SATURDAYS.
Boat 9EcH kBY c SaPt j. W. srnl trhGT
| Boat OLIVIA, CAPT. II. W. Guy.
Boat FAME Capt -.
! These Boats are all of tho first class, commanded
! by careful Captains and hands and leave prompt
the last five years, begs continuance of the
''"''' ''' ''''7'' GUY cox, Agents,
| ia s0-ts At COx's Shed, Dock street
v-x~ CHANGE OF HOUR FOR
.sll -sNsTARTING FOR PORTSMOUTH,
rs--az--sEzs---.nAND n ORF0Lk.-The Steamer
GLEN COVE viii, on and after FRlDA{ MORN
regularly every FRIDAY, MONDAY and WE'D
! NESDAY MORNINGS, at g o'clock precisely. for
| Except Sunlay,) leaving NORFOLK at the same
| hour y o'clock, aud touch at.ail Of the regular
landings on the river, going and retur u
~scSs NOTICE TO >HIPPERS AND
sAGIG OTHERS ROANOKE h4s been
! ent The JAMESTOWN, Capt. SIMMER, and the
| YORKTOWN, Capt. PARRISH, will continue their
trips between this city and New York, touching at
Y foriY Every TUESDAY and SATURDAY,, at
3P NJ. Day. of departure from Richmond: Every
j. ia e: ss " : anu MIA LUDLAM WATSON.
~ FOR NEW YORk-FiRST yEsSEL-
81. VIRGINIA LINE OF RICHMOND, AND
$50 NEW YORK PACKETS The Schooner
MANCHESTER, Captain WV NEL5oN M, na YIN
fe lit DA"ID x WMI CuRElE.
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>lEALED PROPOSALS will be received b

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received by
- the oN ERSEERS OF THE POOR Tor the COUN
TY OF CHARLES CITY, until the - DAY OF
FEBRUARY next. for taking charge OF the POOR
HOUSE ESTABLISHMENT in said county, stating
farm, res ide thereon and furnish each pauper with
good and Who'll csome FOOD, CLOTHING, LODG-
ING, FUEL, and alsu to be well attended to during
sickneSS-the contractor to have the farm and
buildings thereon free Of rent and such labor a.
the pauperS able TO render free of charge, and
to give bond, with good security for the faithful
discharge of his duties. and to be under the con-
troll of the Visiting Managers of the Institution -
The Board OF DyerSeers reserve to themselves the
right To accept any one ject all propositio rs
made to them. EDMUND WADDlLL,
Clerk to the Board of Ovcrsecrs of the Poor
For Charles City County.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-05


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H9oP, SCROLL, oyALs and Hale = R SIdy
STEEL AND IRON TYRES, ROUNDS, SQUARES,
WORMS, i foot t OF vii street. JAS. HUNTER
ALSO A large assortment OF " PUNCHED
WASHERS made at this ablshment, to which
the attention Of dealers, ear-builders, &c, Is
called. mii-imr
~ Arm of MAULE & BEyiLL, by open account,
bond or otherwise, are hereby notified that
unless they call the subscriber before the
LIST Of March and settle, their bills will be
put Ia the hands Of officers for COLLECTION as iar
'H Ia a .naIas sH'' 'AAA'' VIM J. BRvILL
NOTICE. -.captains OF Volunteer companies
IN throughout the State are respectfully Informed
that the Commissioners appointed by law for the
purpose of obtaining Announcements, Sc, have
are delivered at this post they are issued ipaas-
CHARLES DlMMoCK.
ia lets Capt Sup. Armory, Richmond, Va.
TRON.--ioo tons Englis rehned IRON, compri..
Bars Bands; Hoops Sheet. Ovals; Hall. Round an:
Horse Shoe. aud Bagnsll's Shafting Iron Also :
full stock Of Swedish and common Engilsh Iron !:
Russia Sheet Iron; Norway Nail Rods. Biistered
Tin Plates igsk u!P 81 fes c s.i'
nENTlFRICE N.--TAarsion's Tooth Powder.
IL bales Tooth Powder. Thompsoa's Antiseptic
and Aromatic Tooth soap, Razin's Vegetable
Tooth Soap. Adentins and Charcoal Tooth Paste
elegant preparations fG n ssss ~ nruys,.,.
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