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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1863-09-17
s. HOWARD, Publisher.
HOW TO LIVE.
BY H. BoNAR.

Aftft BY H. BoNAR. t N'"
He liveth long who liveth well pate 3
All other life is short and vain;
He liyeth longest who can tell a. ....
OF living most for heavenly gain.
He, liveth long who liveth well .,..t
All else is being flung aaay; ..t....
He liveth longest who can tell
Of true things truly done each day.
Waste not thy being back to Him
Who freely gave it, freely give;
Else is that being but dream; .... ...
'Tis but to BE, and not to LIVE.
BE what thou seemest live thy creed
Hold up to earth the torch divine ..
BE what thou prayst to be made
Let the great Masters steps be thine.
Fill up each hour with what will last;
Buy up the moments as they go;
The life above, when this is past,
Is the ripe fruit of life below.
Sow truth, if thou the truth wOuldst reap
Who sows the false shall reap the vain;
Erect and sound thy conscience keep;
From hollow words and deeds refrain.
Sow love, and taste its fruitage pure;
Sow peace, and reap its harvest bright;
Sow sunbeams on the rock and moor,
And find harvest-home Of light.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1863-09-17

in their efects,-the power of the elective
franchise, which demands the strictest
guardianship, is SO great and 50 protec-
tive, when rightly used, that we cannot
as true Americans, be dead to the enor-
nifty of the one, or Indifferent to the val
ue of the other. May we shun the for
mer, and respect the latter.
Stowe Hollow. R..
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1863-09-17
ANOTHER BOSTON EDITOR VISITS
VERMONT AND "MANSFIELD."

We know our readers will pardon us
for giving place to the following extract
from letter by Mr.. Emerson, one Of the
editors of the Trumpet and freeman,
published in Boston, written to his own
paper and dated August Goth. We find
it in the Repository. People are always
wide.awake to hear what outsiders say Of
themselves or of anything belonging to
them. Mount Mansfield belongs to
"Spunky Lamoille," and it is interesting
to know what people who come from
abroad, and look down from its heights
upon US, say about us and what they see'
Mr.. Emerson came to attend the Universal
list convention at Montpelier, and besides
Mansfield, has few words of what he
saw in other parts of the Green Noun
tain State:
For the first time, we have entered the
State of Vermont. The o'clock train
from Boston on the Lowell, Nashua and
Vermont Central Railroads, brought us
here with care" Whether or not there
is any route of travel for Vermont more
attractive. we cannot say; but the route
we selected, is amply satisfactory. We
happened to meet in the car clergyman,
whom we had known as boy in Boston.
d" / see you know what railroad to pat
ronize-never have any carelessness on
this road" Before reaching Montpelier,
we had an opportunity to verify the cor
rectness of this statement. A. eight.
train conductor had forwarded word to
our conductor to wait for him at a cer-
tain station. We did wait, but no freight
train arrived. 1t was our duty to go on.
Many conductors, on the ground that to
him belonged " the right of way" and that
the responsibility rested elsewhere, would
have pushed fearlessly and recklessly
ahead but the person who had our train
in charge, was not one of this kind
Slowly and cautiously he felt his way
stopping at every curve. and sounding the
whistle. But what is remarkable, all
this while he was "mad I" from head tc
foot, and if he came into collision with
freight condctors, there was an explosion
of wrath, without doubt. The provoca
tion to i'll temper was strong, but ht
",minded his train" if he did T" train no,
his mind" .b........, ..-.,.sa,
Satisfying the cravings of voraciou'
appetite at White River Junction, we soor
entered Vermont. The change of scene
ry was abrupt The hills were high, bu
not bald and rocky at the summit. Tit
pillow could cut the very crest. How YER
dant every natural scene. How rich tn
soil. What noble sheep. What tall anc
gracful trees. Just from the rocky anc
sterile glories Of Hancock County, Maine
how striking the contrast here in Yer
moat. This seems farming region in
deed Indulge our enthusiasm it is ou
first visit.
Reaching Montpelier, we enter the Of
fee Of the Rspositoy, and one Of the bes
of men, Rev. Eli Ballou, is there. H
gives us a cordial welcome; and turns .
over to the tender mercies Of p. w. Hyde
Esq. 4sI siaH ls
a 1--WE go to the State House of course-
our old friend Rev. @. 7. Flanders il
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1863-09-17
EsE, Mr.. Alonzo Brooks Of Derby. son

ca Mr. Alonzo Brooks of Derby, some
time in July last had twenty-five feeces
Of wool stolen Directly thereafter he
got some information about 1t, and going
to Coventry he found eighteen heeces Of
the stolen wool in the store of Messrs So
per & Bean, they having purchased the
same of the thief Mr. Brooks went to
Holland, where he secured the thief in the
person Of John A. Holtham. f ,Ff
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1863-09-17

.1 e1 The Champlain Valley Fair will
be held at vergennvs, on the 10th and
l7th inst. t''a p'e .''*e sD.e f'3.''''
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1863-09-17
A GLORIOUS SUNRISE /!

The way to the /" Chin" is devious,
through stunted forests, over ragged rocks,
by the side Of precipitous slopes and the
way seems to lengthen as we proceed. 1t
is a perfect morning The moon is de-
scending behind the Adirondack ranges
and its silver light is reflected from Cham
plain We reach the highest peak-43-
SO feet high by" trigonometrical meas
urement"--half an hour before the sun.
A south wind is strong here. In all Ver-
mont no other persons stand quite 50 bigh
as we. In this world we are indeed up |!
But what scene Of rugged glory. On
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-17
By James M. Taylsr 4 Sen, Auess

(vcAMssIoNLR's SALE OP REAL lsFsrH
~ Ia the City Of Richmond and County Of Hen.
Hoo.-3y virtue OF a DEGREES Of the Circuit Court OF
Henricc county. In toe case styled Ende1. and zis
- DsPriast, Admiristz stor. ann Others w. the IN
ders!yned, as Ccmniss:onsrs, oIl proceed to sell
upon the premiRss, on AOxDAY. fhe 9Th day q
February. 1853, thu following vs'uabs 2eal NstatA
IN ths city Of Richmond and county Of Hsn1ico, -
follows,
]s.. Commencing at 12 O'Clock ". tie Farm
Known a. Marion Hill, - the late res,dsrse OK VIM
T. Depriest, deceased On thu OsboEue turnpike
about half mi!s ess. Of the city, and contiguous 10
Tree Bill, Fowhatsn and other eststes Is con.
satrs 50 soTes OF iands we'll improved The I'm.
prcveueuts col2ist Of al excellent brick Dwelling,
Kitchen. Stable, and tbs usual out.buildipss N
excellent Orchard Of choice mutt trees and an
located and commands q splendid view Of the
city OF Richmond sId soenety ON James riysS sx.0
tas surou2,iins county.
d Tw3 Teneraents aud Lots. In ths town 6
Port kayo adapted for Email sisad families. Sale
to commence st2PN.
Sd. And 81 O'Clock wiz ba GOLD the VAIN able
Wharf property ct Rockets, known az ths Steam
hoet Wharf, and opposite tie store Of T. 0. Has.
KIM, Esq. 1t fronts Jasnss river. li9i feet, md
runs back about eco fees 10 Water etreet
9TH Two Lots on she intersection Of Maia and
Elm streets, Richmond Hill, and desixnased by tbs
Nps. 10 and lea In Adems's plan. They f-on. I32
fest, ard run back i65 feet to an alley, plat OF
witch car be seen ct cur Office In ssw d1ys
Bin It the Same Tina anS plaza VIII ha sold oE.e.
third interest il tract ct LsEd. containing -
acres, IN Hanover county. on L,s Ceetra; road,
aud sd}o'ains tie lands Of B. " Roper ana others.
T1EAs One third esssh, GO l,s whole, If pre-
table notes. satisfactorily sndorssd, .1tssst added
and t:.e re:sined MOTH the fursher cr1sr of Court
TIE taxes foz 1853 70 be paid by the purchaser.
NO 4; 4 = as sS:Saap oennhrr.
Sale conducted by JAS 4. TAILOR & Sos. Aus
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-17
Lac SoE.srrn News

TREDFRT1x.sUaG. Jan. 10 -Ths Es~ Yoff
Hsra.d ,rs.ta .he e&p'urs of 'ho 8>frie. Lane shJ
taeA.fi9us iosa Of Ga sers matter Of cons Ga.
bic eorssq aaaee 81 :: II III be 10. airesdy e:
the vii very soo1i &c ssLt fa:h To octauait eept.
Gas!ous on oar commerce. On th. high gess ts.
Alabama has 50 long been eek g. aaa, FOR ali tn.
W. u.is1: snes ifo:a tbs .aa .ass of tbs Eavy
Dep ,c.1asat, a. The oreto viii s.oa be psrHi.tst
10 10
speaking CT ias esnpsiG1 Ia Tennessee, tse
Herald adss: ''The tax n7w bescre Gen. Iaee'
c,ecs S CT much more sefiouh s.Jd 6ificaa tasn
TIA jas: Saisasti- TIE iahafs 0escuIss are 80
besaa. r. hss f4.'e3 70 6ssroy tas reae! sr;ay
snd GIrsa mako snotser s:terapt Cur latent Dr.
patches r,p-sseat Btass 6: she.oyvii's. aau.h o
tie iup5s.sat Es.ec1l Of Ds~k T;gsr From Mur-
frs4sboro' ~ sh.lasyilis net anoaer ea,npai.
unssr; avs cauuo} iasraesistsiy fo.i7~. His any
ms: rs cinited. sza his coIs.n uiiea..ou WIKI
sszfviis and ths Sor.h rs-estaaiishea"
issg r.ts JohB Porter hss tsaa soqai.:sd OF sns
eEsrS+s p.efsrTe.s b. usa. poYs.
Lyzas2 5 setsE, ss;eer cf Esgrie. 1se5As.s Bows
Slet; il RroekisA Iasi ssts;s.i.y.
The T.sslia goa Ctrsaio.. .sys Tat g.s-t eIc.t.-
rasa. prsy2,is liz Es9rtbafe 70. IL ragssi . ne
.ec.iaa &; L. 5 Senator :, sucsse,l rFiilrol--
cbMlss Z. E1akslor sss los Democratic r,miu. e
~ his election o1nssasze scr sa,u oser S91.e
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-17
TELE(7RArHTC NEWS.
tassocIArfD gsEss ps:rATrafs
The ritckad.r A.seYs-.Sarrenaof 81 Of1cc:a
md Msn..Ns Etdtnss Of The Fleet

Ni-M.setoEs =, 0, saa .s.-~Tlls . : slesn:.s
CaEsasls Is s@aaes al Ass>a',sss- yasss. ssci asr
os-1rasr'.. Jog.sssty,) ave ssesss, I'd ts.sa-
tvS.s'a az. ss,fesaaTss 10 csi S.s-'a T. .sN'.--
tel I.as ; p OF ieaF sa9eh .acfs ecassns .e s's
assissspes q he sotafab'a 3ho prisoners 40 "a
recisa hera la ihs Morning.
There Ia ae.aang aei,aisa c. far-Aes Of tbs al
va ZEE of she enenfy FROM rewsesn.
vs. hse ha.vY gss irs: risS', and he .Sss
essses at midday.
10 siiiugs II tie yrrSse f's'.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-17

CsaRI.sTos Ja,.. il The i5iiSsins Il jasl re-
eeivsi ssoya Kirston. i G dated - aay The
eua,ey dfo~s ia or piessls yeslesday. els sstf
. les be!on. a1d age sariesd 40 bs IL s:Tcn2 fesoe
h. s6vanes. ftey ars sui..iaS bl:;isa- ase1 Cows
Creek +. is abtisss & feiGt 10 eoser tAer raove
s-ous CT wisn.ng1 or, O. peshsss UoiAou. Tls
TsGsras ere % 100 strong. sd env0 .ssaty days
r.t.cne ]: "a sLosg1. Batter VII nov tsiss :he
eli ccrar-Gsa-
TIE Vsa.Rse g4nsosts s:tsskesros; Csssel day
bs.afs res!etdss. acs wisheut II nlt L ashs j.
expscte3 hera {Eins .enl ~s!tbta th.te lays
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-17

Il - &Altt t'J1sas t.s.A r---EF-E oigE -
s-$ ZIG AND FU{GANIrg rRcfj&s2.--ts. "
.GNES DE.iIsT hsVing ths light for TIE alloy
I.2d. OF making Tech. aat osiE satisfied o. 1t
hos5iu.e sl.iaIiorily over a: Gti:sr ,irih1ds
aitA coladence Command il ~ thoae f.e5.sias si.
parts! szts u ;oa:h An esp5sssly s2ch ~ may
c'Seftiate3 with those they a-a pow Eaios. III,
perfect adaptation Of Ii.a p!A5e 10 tbo month. ant
tie sac:cTi le-sJY occurred, enables Inn 10 iasari
o. or oEe tsvta goatsl: cstsbs s:.is u,o.h0d has
iHg r5tn %4Gpted by tlpEs slaoGi;@ highest n tn
Profession, koEfh 5ai A5HsS, iss..aoi.'a VII rt
yer ana spceilns.4s exhibited 10 taoss e..1aug I
sse i'srn Sets - Easth cod g 2i,y ot hag Ii2 <
Il al eo1Tes, be asfc Tor tbcsa aroFer-i1@ hem
FILING GeEas.ag, EZra5t.2g e.,ld 81 osns- oYers
taaa. KeItiy ard thoroughly plef0t.saI Yes:n e.
u "a a. ~ AEkisiRl EF1F, w!,haut pair,
~ oii.ee on ss@'a stfea-. creo@.ss :,osi..h.ar
Do E-1y
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-17

4 DxaKyxY:TR AT0Rs al ar INV p,e
n sONAL P6027RTY OF 1Efsnsra
ga ID. Dscp At AuJrIoI.-cn uUabAY.
2ssh tnss, ~ q c'slo:k. ~ wi. sei, g - I.ss
css;dsnc, Of Assuts sehss, decd, b siyi:e oG.
den ell h.s perscEe scss, eeasissing IA part o.
sarys adj sensra. assortment q Hon ahSld r-rai.
fars-B.ca BsedirH Cl sus Tsklss, Es6cees.
Glaes AZ Croekety Ware, FiS;1.ss, Oh pact- "a
Clock, Prsas e:::::ass. etc.
90 bis Flour, ! d-kin nr..sr;
Z h5.s ST. z6.; I 10 kssd;
Lsrse let cs IsBl T s.Stces sni 'Eu,sirs;
e0oo Cigars and q la-gs lcs E.osids Tvbsrc:
! Horse and Kosfala Cc
Lot II Oats and Cora;
I EIssJ, Carriass; Z s.ss ;s4rae.s
1in.s ias Eap.y s.rssl. sua s,....
10: 4 Laabsr sad Shiny'e;
Wal Pepper, ssc.
eE,adE linz
p2fER FAIR
Acn'utatrAscrs ct Ausa.ss bad, dsed
Bale ooaose.sd ~ D UooX. AGO e. j.I1
nsUaa cOPPIh Still AND kv &Po1A-
IL TING PANS. &C. At AUOaI yN-On
" nDn1SDAY. 2Lt inst as 20 o'clock. / viii IN
as my store N invoice Of DBL Gs, xs snnslss.
ing OF Epson Eats, Chloride Of Lime, 1aelish
small square Maga.sie. sslset dunn Arsh,e, "a
variety OF other Drugs, e.
-ALsO,
3 gallon Copper STIR;
large FvsporAting vessai;
ConfeCtoEer's Kettles VAT, ete. esc.
J.t0 B. OK Z, Aust.
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~ Williamson l. Co., A.oti.nssr..

W. will sell q our sssesroam. on 0overnoe
w street enc door Above Franklin on TUBS.
DAY tie 3Jth inst at 10 o'clock II Q esnsral
assortu SaE Of Househo.d and HItehxa Furnitnr.
con. issiae Of ;,
eofs, wArAscbes
Washsta L., Chair;
Bedstssds and Beddiag:
CBce. Perlof, and Cooking 3tovsg;
0!aG and sroeksry Wsre;
elegant Gas Chandelier;
ssss Dsmask Curtains and FixtMsa con pletf;
LEGO lbs Bacon etc
jail WILLIAMSON 4 co, Avstrs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-17
LAID FOB 6ALE-:n p a.su.

TJUWHATAN LAID FVK bAEE--.h p Esr'
II ance of . decree of the Circuit; Ooutt Of Pow.
hatan, aEundsred the Sd day Of december, 10 2, in
the suit Of Netherlands executors vs Neither en6,
Ae I will. on THrRSDAY, January S2d, 1865,
sell at saction, sa tbs premises, tho Tk4G1' CT
LAED on which the late WIN. @. Ne:hsrlsnl re-
sided It lies In fowhatan county, 10 h SID GU Of
the Buckingham road, and contains $40 acres II
was SormeEy we'll known by tho nsms Of BAiis-
Vile, an old tavern stand. The dwelling 0oss
contains six ROOMS. and IL In gsod repair o. tie
traet are the usual out-houses rhe soil In very
susceptible of Improvement. good clay 70, nda-
ton und srlyiug tho surface Purchasers in sitod
TO examine tbs tract before the day Of sEle.
= TRkAS.-t)0e-t third cash; tho balance On . ctedit
Of one and two yeasa
For further information sddre0 ms at Columbia.
FluvannA county.
IN l3-tds THOB. E. WHISPER Conf.
S Whls and EnT,irar plA&se r1pv
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-17

- TYFI. ~ D Ai1i;.--- ~ egcpF,es1:s u lhif
capsr wish - P.,abase Loan u 1850 roGads c
MO- 2I2Ell q AGATE lTgE. Tbs aigts;
price viii be .ess.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-17

Isr or LsTTaHs R11fAIHfN6. m tn
I RICHMOND FoET-crFIC1 % tIeletA aay
Il Janusr, t5e2.
tssy axe Ap EeTsAEn--ase, gxiag dats Of List
nas pesaxs VII be cent? ca each lesser sAvSssA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-17

LNkN ECk SALk-A nice ttlIs FARM, cog
III tainio8 sfS aereS SHOUT two.hiras cleared,
with 10 soee3 Of !, Land. and sae balance In good
oak and pize wood. lying N the county nPrircs
Edward. On Buffalo Cresk, Elk milss ~ Farm.
vile, three from the Court. HOUSE, and one mite
from RAmpdsn Sidney Oollege. The improvements
consist Of q new frame dweil.g house built aud
dnisEed In the best manner with six ROOMS, Kitchen
smoke house, carriage house, Ill new good nefro
houses, stables barn. 40; coz veaisct 70 churches,
and a. dne society % any In the Stats. This fam
can no bought fes what Il cost before tina wal
Any ono wishing to make "A investrnsnt c. to s6u.
cate thelr children at college ana then rssSs Their
money after the war. Will do we'll to purchass For
LynchhurE, CT address " n KENNEDY, !>ros.
p.ct Depot who will meet them At any tiIle and
take thsu to see Il. il IL -e.h
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wlaanssas 1l.s - p vss4xsstf hMssa yat.es
wisssssssa ! 1sssss q y MssNs Ns Ysi..sssau
SsSs r. Weld g Yeeus San
Wesshsny DWasss pfsAsa Sa!eeesa Verify Wa n
Wlilaask (savp4 NateptJD Yasbossaeh JF
sasrs.sy on.er Of Rich
5 81 oiA osdiriea-~E en- u MN Pa x f.
iai7-tt JOHN o. sTEGEp, r. NJ
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-17

90 ACRES OF VALUABLE LAnD On THE
OO Osborne Turnpike, in Hsnrico scun;y about
two miles from the ti:y, AT AUCTiCa.- We viii
81 apou the premises, MONDAY. tbs oh day
Of February, commencing after tho sale OF +" MA
ron ai!l" advertised by Aessrs Moran AID H,eEer
Com nissicners, cay, 1t o'c!ock r. Il, valuable
sIact Of Land Containing 6 acres. ard locssed "a
Josa rr1sas, sid 0snssS. aca contiguous to the
Trs. Riii estate. Persons 6o4sing to secure Q pro
ducive market garde: would do well to xttend this
sais
TERMa-Onsth.rd cash; ths hxlxnee at and II
monthR, for negotiable notes, with interest sddad
and secured by trust decd.
is6 JAS Il TAYLOR 4 COZ Auct,s
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1OAAu1A6x AANO kOk 0AA8-1 00er foS
IL sale 7ARx called '.NocsnA" In the county
= H-.y wi,;,s... iyi.s anscsiy "a the Psmuukey
river, whereis Il nsvfJab.s for vessels carr, Ing
5o0o bushels Of grain. II contains abcs. $40 acres
30 Of which are In cultivation the "a. feid 10.
taSion. Ihs whole Of this land is Hrstcisss Pauua
key low grounds: highly improved. with green sand
Ieri. Of which thee ia an Inc xasns.ibte supply on
the land, and very accessible whe ferin,y of this
land i not Eurpasssd. esuailsd, By any other On
the FaJnunkey river Tue fasM t:l:idinRs ere ara
pie for lie place. mcs. Of tiaeEa nearly new, and
built Of the hcss naaterisia Ix.o eHsr for ssie my
rssdsscs, "a Hsaeve, county, three r,ilss from
1sesne, and eightfsn miles from Richmond, By ons
Of the best rosas ir lower Virginia This place II
be sold 10 ? sseT;ass, s. I. hes never tsas, ecm
p.sted. and ewing 70 tbs Loss Of .lsvs property tn.
cwesr cannot work both places Z: hss 1.sgs
new be CO b. use. vi twelve rcos .iressi roorus
70 al the sasanaets. = Ill. rs7s, epd very ecnye
nieHsiy paaausa hcass. Tiers aTe <wo yuaas or
ch.rds OF the pr - o. scp'ss aud psacsss both In
hsuing sna ths land 10 well s;spted to the culture
Of nT;: AID 7aSetab3es and nsar srcusa 70 Pteh-
osa 70 make il pre- able for sush crops. It'll
IT, walking distslcs OF t~c churches, in pleasant
ae;ghkoFeoc1 AID prev astlal.y hsalthy one. ny
address Is Old Cs..ci, H.no7sr county, Va
RAs1xR 2. TOMLtN, Adu'x
a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-17

OK HANDSOME BUiLcIS0 lots, on
- the north s;ds Of Gssos. between nsnry and
be.videre streets At AUCTION w. VIII sell, on
the premises on WEDNESDAY, the 2lst day IL
January. commencing at O'Clock p n, ak hacd.
some Eu:lding Lots. located IN :te north tide Of
Grace, betws en- Henry AID Belsidere strseH, and
vi hin the flower garden o, II. John Gortou.--
They font ~ feet each aud run back i50 fest.
. TENAs. - Ols.has CASH; 0A!RnGe NJ Z ond
months. fcs negotiable notes, in:sres. addsd. e.
cured by & r-ost decd The purchaser t. pay the
t:xs for 1863
Ia l6 JAS N TAYLOR 4 SOH. Aur.s
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AMP IL OBMBERLAND OcUTTY 70;

7 AND In CUMBERLAND OCUNTY FOR
Il 6ALk-WIl be sold prva4siy, ;rsct of
HeNI anientug the lands of ths late Col. Jno. Z,
Thornton az osners, consaan.og Ssh acres; about
one.half open land embracing 10 ssres In fat be-
tween 20 and 90 AcRcs Of origins, Sfowth, the bah
ance Ia pins. large pcr.ion Of which Il good build.
Ing tsmksf. This Ind is il good STATS CT irz.
proven,ent having Improved lots O. 40 or three
suDdrsd thousend tobaeeo hills The buildings
oonsas Of good framed dwelling With MI rooms,
gSo: Q7astsfs tobacco h0Eses. and sl other Eecss.
half miles ffa,. TIE Cairo NsnEfscns Mills. and t~o
h0ufs ride from Rsrmvie, In Z very healthy reixh-
horhnod. and convenient to four different churches~
Tive t<ants eau 90 made Of It bn. Is will now Ia
disposod Of a. = whole. For terms apply to MA
THEW WNsTL00KE, or WM r. BuHWELL,
Ballsville F. O., powhatan o. Do 1-iOts
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EtOR 6ALk--ln Hanover county, g miles hoIo
II Richmond, and q miles from MeohantoT ale,
oE stage road leading nom Nichns nd 20 TappsAan
neck, On Beaver . am creek, 9 YARI, containing
1921 xsres OF land sbout ,40 cleared ka!snos sas
~ wooded some beautiful meadow land. Ths
Buildings are In eo,d order--Dwsiling house with
ak rooms Barr, Stables, and o.aef EsGe3ear5 out
houses. For further particulars apply 70 The sub.
seribsz, residing a. Nsckaniesvi.ls
ia6-4tA ]. q. LukpKlH.
4 SHALL FARM, six MILES below RICH.
IA MOND. FOB SALh-At the rsorsEt CT ia
lsgatees, cer for sale tho late residence Of lIrs
Nancy Clarke deceased. six miles below Richmo I'd,
containing 100 acres-60 cleared and 20 .creE Of
wood Land. from which Loco cords might be x ID,
buildings are small, but In good condition. Tho uo,
IL light 4nd admirably adapted to gardening There
not healthier r.aee In Henrico county t!N n
tbiE liza 5-l2-'l 4. B. CLARK
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-17
By e II Stokes, A uctioMeer.

DECS;VEH's sal by vi.tus Of a decree Of
lie, H.; District Court II the Confederate states
fUr the Eastern District o: Virginia. In the csse Of
the Confederate States sg inst Oevis end Cooke l.
81 Receiver Of said CourI will proceed to sell ct
pablo auction at the auction rcozns ct e H
Stokss, on FTarkl In street, il the city Of Riah.
mond, en- TUESDAY. the 2oth iastant to tho high.
est bidder, :cr osah, one vslus1le NEGRO NAN
Ckmaars.) sc q asstxAted property.
ERlRY l. BRCOKE
BE. esvsr District No. s.
Sale conducted by q. STogza ja 14-sds
NARPENTER YOR SlLI-In my sale to deg
~ will BE- found good CAEPEaTEx. ard HI
w. !. si ss0d w''A.; I'd s !ss5s1 u.s. Aueon..
DEoBlvER's SALa.-By virsus a dsss,s Of
IL, the District Coar. G! tho Confederate esatse
for the Eastern District Of Virginia, IN tbs sase Of
the Confederate States sgxioss ". p Rdloe, l, -
Receiver Of said Court VIII proceed to SEX ct pub.
lie auction, at the auction rooms Of s. q Stokes
on FrAnkln street, Ia the city 81 Eichrnond on
TUEsDAY 7. the 2)th insts;.: 70 the highest bidder.
sor cxsh, three valuable MORO xSG, v;x Silly
Adam; and Le"is-seauss,rs,ss asssg'ss.fy,c ss
Reesiy@ Dia.rie. Ms. 3.
Sale coz Iuctsd by e e. 5rrAks. ia lids
Hy Richard Cayshs1a, Aact'r.
an MONDAY, Is1.1 u.s.: 20 o'cloA.- ny
stt r., viii ser Ct ss,e:ion l.rg, lot 4. Gn:s-
seHaaeons articles eoasissicg Of arosesiex 10th.
ing: Shoes y'''a'' Iss uAurHoar AMI
nua1U all..r TWz1TY Likely
1sUsG NEGRoFs IN rms 3 apsa .aD
Gv =ssotUHLAND OCUJTy o, sUtSDAY,
TIA &? h day OF ssEuLN lie J, on the Whit Hal:
-oad at tts ia:s .ss,d-nca o. G.oFss Z. Massasws
n1W cseupsed BY Capt ?snntu yr.. h.e miles
Northeast from Coinm5s, vii. bs sc.d by Aasssop
twenty young nj G. sOES- fssE. wsaen. gir-a end
30 O. souga csstsr..er, cock aed iAundSsss. Fer.
M attending tine sale fron. Etchr;cpd viii NfItve
=. Columbia 1T six o't, ok A. n. sad those ON
Lyccht-yx Saturday eve 1ipG pTeTi. 10 "a day Of
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come forward aad pay VIA. y 'ue sad rscsivs
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