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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-03-29
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE

VALUABLE FARM FOR SAIL
Y AN EXCEEDINGLY VALUABLE LII
FARM OF NINETY-FOUR ACRES; On ~
JAMES RIVER CANAL, AB nr iTyq MI r.
land i rich and beautiful there are crops oil WI,
AMI winter oats now growing on the and
looking well, and the remainder Of I'm, The sn or
II j. we'll enclosed, most OF ii with new pa
fence. The farm buildings arr extensive, W..
ovelseer's house and houses for ab"i.rs' .,
peach and apple orchards. TN, i one u u, IN.
valuabl. It'll" farms near the city 70! "'~
which will be liberal, apply to y,
VIM CRUISES x WILLIAMS,
Real Estate Broker
! G.. ,glU
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-03-29

ILBE RLE PROPERTY r.

ALBEM RLE PROPERTY =, f1 y
Iarl 10 offer for sale the following PROPER
located in Albemarle county, Virginia psr,rs
l. The very valuable GLENDoWER r., hS' = :
situated in the James River yaii"y, ., % Saiish
froin Scottsyillc, and in one OF the mos' Hsi's,,
neis hborhoods in Virginia. II contain e. N.
HI HI SpRED AND FORTY ACRES of choice AZ w.,
INC and TIMBER LAND, about I'VE han n%, che -
GRisT and CIRCULsR, SAW MILL in the Z, con- ~.
thr annual value Of which Is from four 20 ~
sand dollars. The principal dwelling y $" ~, .
aud succeed, and contains ten roYlNs a. + y.
framed dwelling Of six rooms pres "H's' II ii
ya I'd contains four rooms two ice-hous.>i r..
kitchen. barns, stables, and every nsrla ~.
requisite for complete estate The y"ta arr = 4
kid, and very extensive. Also, Iars., -
garden This j. one of the most H., .-f
Irslthy places in the State, and, rom .o ,,D
ana situation, would excel any III the ''~
e' Ths iJIEEiapERsoy ESTATE, containos !,
VENTY- EIGHT ACRES OF LAND. vi y - -
SIS acres adjacent To Scotsviile, on "hi'h is,
framed dwelling OF eleven room" rchs,s The OIL
.ngsn,y two acres are half mile distant. ~. Oh.
of which is cleared and be ing farim.d, 'he -
woods This is sweet home ana All
'"s'" LARGE DWELLING IN WARREN, .. ~.
lanes River canal, having about Ten xIrSp tCgg
lumber house, stabling, &c.,, ana a lasd y.
AND HALE VI LAND, hlRhiy mp
!. 4 fine stand for "A country store. , ia,
1. The ROCK HILL ESTATE. sdJoinnes,u ,igs,
lotesyille on the north side, In Al nm esssyEyI
.fRES OF GOOD LAND. The dwelling
Of brick and succeed. and contains 'n ,na,ss =
rooms. Good barn and stable, running Wy VI
az excellent spring. The farm i ehe'o's'
rock fence.
For further particulars, sppilyt9. poR,ys,
Real Estate Agent and Aav."snI i,
Ol
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-03-29

One CAUSE OF SINGULAR FIEEs--tNTEEEsTiSG
FAcTs-It is II general truth that friction de
yelops electricity, and most Worknen know
that Il machine belt, at high speed, hy It's frlc-
zion with the air, is highly electrified. 1t has
for wears been common experiment Tor Il
workman TO light as-burners by holding one
hand to a fast going belt and the other 10 the
open burner. This matter was curlously de-
monstrated in the Appleton Mills of This city
on Wednesday. A strong smell OF ire being
noticed the premises were carefully searched,
and a small quantity of cotton lint inside OF
belt casing was found on fire. The lint lay
upon Il beam which was within four inches OF
q belt some fifteen inches wide, and moving
some two hundred and twenty revolutions
minute. In the beam was an IRON bolt, the
head of which was toward the belt. From the
belt to the bolt was passing stream OF electrlc
sparks, which had set the cotton lint OH lire
After attending TO this case, Mr.. Motley, the
agent, opened the casing of similar bolt III
another mill. The beam III this case was Jour
teen inches from the belt, but the stream OF
electric sparks was at once seen jumping across
the beam, although it had not set fire TO any
thing. Perhaps some OF the cases OF fire from
supposed ''spontaneous combustlon' are due
TO electricity from machinery. The SUBJECT is
an interes ting one for investigation, and doubt
less u profitable one.-Lo,ceN (NtSS.) Courier,
.HTch %.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-03-29
AUCTION sALEs-THIS DAY,
BY Harrison, Goddin Il Apperson,
BANKERS, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.

Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.
u,HREE VERY VALUABLE LOTS,
ON THE NORTH SIDE OF MARSHALL, BE.
TWEEN FIRST AND ADAMS STREETS, FOX
the premises, on THURSDAY, the 10th Of March,
isSs, at half past o'clock, ~, three beautiful
feet. running back one hundred and sixty seven
TyRws: One-third cash, the balance at six and
,weive months for negotiable notes, interest added
secnred by a trust deed. The taxes to be paid by
the purchaser: conn,v & ,pprucoy
II ~ Auctioneers
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-03-29

UNION THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY. The annual
meeting of the Board of Directors of the Union
Theological Seminary Prince Edward county,
Virginia. takes place on the second Monday of
May uhe l4th), ut ~ o'clock, NJ, in the chapel
of the Seminary. A full attendance of the
Board is of great Importance, as matters OF
vital consequence to the institution are to be
considered and acted upon.-ttntroL PreSbWe-
Tina.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-03-29
SPECIAL NOTICES.

nE- REGNAULT 4 CO.,
AuCTIoNEERs. &c.
Nos s32 AND s3l MAIN STREET, BETWEEN EIGHTH
AND NINTH
PAY PARTICULAR ATTENTION TO
SALES AT PRIVATE REsIDEN CEs,
THE CLOSING OUT or sTosKs,
CARGOES, &c.
TERMS Moderate.
JOHN G.. REGNAuLT,
NH 2a-lm WILLIAM H. -h
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-03-29

TUST RECEIVED, good BROWN
- SUGAR III cents per pound nice MOLAsSES,
bushel. All other goods cheap, for cash
| MOODY Il WlNFREE,
m Manch ester, Va.
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Tortbilerua8. S@ufe
in y Gunpp'S & fitut,
200 S9rfel irBr biaiger
&Udi;eu,S crccrina8

DcutGthe Settfcbrttteu fir 1866.
Gccbcn emri09 i6 Sc e'iteu 9amnlrrn bon:
sue @artenInubl", t~luiirittes 6auttlten
Bfott.
o0te SI[uHriyte Melt"
Meier Qanhuro VI eer", al8emetne tluitr.
Seitun9 BON CcdI5nosv.
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n0te 81 o benwe IT., tNuitr. .Seltun3 fit Soilet e
rn6 Sau6l, bslten,
g~tus.tem empfb!e IN reine &8eutur ccn bieIt0r
trideiunocn gldtterr, ais:
RtO. g)cifsr OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES"
Srant 9esle'8 rSuufrirte 3ettu O."
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(27-32)
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

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idpe 1t lUeleu areNuaee nebit alien sum @tltbaits.
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Hu Ncrflufeu,

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Ia: utbit Stuitraetduee, GIrfen 6cit 1. in Rere.
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perpanheln.
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STultee5 Wfrtluf
ctacs tucrtbauaer gSohuhnui.S

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NVauIe(cl an pctFdufcu.

0IsA Der Unttriettn tit ttnabttdtiGt itIte
NN.H. fttunht, wtt cas- artbrit N~ublt'um iben
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3u pcrfdufct;.

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af., gde BON Slratola. II. ShatWoribitr Gut
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ttior. W., Iopte ptelt auoere ino gu ~cttfdultu turdj
10 M. Y. 2tsbtutr,
fph-N Hdf nnn North II. Ninsttrftf.
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a3e GIN errRe5 autatbautts ersii6dt0tt ~ III.
Ftg b a II nit 3-itttlem y uttrltbiube. nit ~
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tc8a', Tlpstle- II. 9lrtcniu.
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3u D%.redufcn.

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i'm 4aeH n1sttt 30 madtR. Aabats Rr. 80 Sat-
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0rrIdnot,

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dnatmctHet SlutMttit. 9tur dut5, bls aui pldtttt
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sen bet J cb. Smbpt River pouIt", ste pcn
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IN tr
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itne weltb'itcrtite Obnc GbIcrctSrm rro cod i&msS-
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9crfpntn
Sobn VT, Vrcpbtt. VI. lSIb. Bonn 81 Ven b"r
aro6tu Srcr ~ Amhueln.
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farm.
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WltlllCbsm.
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IN pcrfnnfcm.

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Ni;:;I Ctr, btSber ale Ntilau, 0ticn benugt icbt IN
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II cotmaH, Nr. ~, GcuUaps I. go 80
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OBcr Nu8fnnft babcu min

lttr ale 8srbiltnnt oS gsbsrs. dbr glld rtc'
ln1lut in Ter ttbt Jui Rtilsn, In ter Frtuutftaft.
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surDuar's Opttl,

STR. 5, Sin TigbHlaar.
gpn beaie an babe d cine Rartje 'hRntr gSt;rt In
2api seaommsn. pelde i'd yu 10. 10, 10 II. 30 Ste.
PET Sbpppen p~trfouIen retee.
ssiir Write n eth sat!r sarsgssiu fiji $3.50 per
Sadsne onrbauber.
(304-) j. gareutr
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lnn ~
\ 0runocigcntbum
IN g9Cit .Yrattiir. aui MuItion.

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IS iiebtn edrIut has cute ttelitet tIe bltf tnsire
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WioHattu MT .Suitu, ueST cas- 8duyt bear
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dttrclp9ifdc Idtbihlage.
Sr. - a a o ~ o

sptr ea a~uS.arit gu baber Wiuibt Gbtr tiuttRe
cute cbtr iblsdte gtibditt, Gbtr 9tlo @sptnu cher
9eriult Sctratb. Retitu, IrtuHbe cher fetnbe. Rrau,-
belt u. tauSltte @'rtu, Ottbtabt. furi ltsr aute,
ee5 femme uat Rt. l3l, Sue-GarCtlHt- gde zen
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yu crfhufcu.

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s.A Cine quite @rlcgcnbCtt, Ictn @eio
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libre pclrehtIIth ~ cttIGnBtrubr patt ttues br
t'ltsn @el6dtftrtip' naht trt Sfabl an eiucr aubstii
bc'ebtH Sua"c. "a pub i,pt EARN ne gttwlrtb.
ibait mt arCBcut = rrfttt b%Ct,Itbtr; bauI get6rcu eth
Jana o salon I'M brcitn, StlllIna. Sdurp u,
Ebrntintmsr uro altc ,lubdit 9ot,hpparni &C.. 70
iutc 10 Nter Sauc. = Mtile urn Der Gtabgunjr.
NlbrTtS burt
ECHts&G Go gtutt
$50 5l2) VT. 70, SAb .HbarieSfr.
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2. SbciIi
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pantcmtmen.
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Spf'eller.
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Su baten!
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rtditr., Z dMpe' btmaun II. 90, gr. 1927, gnltimolts
ctr &cih, &rraoipdD rabs bltslitr. ipUie bet allen
ibrista Ottpen Berttnsmislteeetn.
9intr tiSp' els 80 50 fur l Scrm II. 2 Dartn.
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eriu6L ibte Nartct AT Der 1bur pcrSuJeHen.
Steri labGt elSebellt Gin
(25-3l) Gas Epmltr.
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MGb Gdmburgi
3o,A Srcute,,.

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Captain am 9cro. sSadion's Berits. cher an
II. Y. 8raunS6Gp.,
(3oo-) SGbeR-Sde G9eapiioe Il. eombarbitr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-02-05

a.-nA IS Gter qonb an WtIatr. Npcmue, uabe
nsaSAS pClnt gare, an Reriaitelt,r Strave. iraen
%"fSa r%ertouIt mtrbn; etus isbr profitable tIt'
5enbrtt bHrb
N M. y. Qt0biuer,
OS) Ode bon Npltbs II. Rarelithr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-02-05
dim Gin fhoue9 San6 AZ ocrs
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tel ltlo. Sapp0t.-prel5 $3.50. (2D-jD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-02-05
S,iOio oeacn 8aar,abluuo.

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II. Gn.er; @ctra be. Sadt. gBascu. Ptarm eutt Seltt;
6Itibur8s iute 1'eIitutcr. 5ttpp. sfttctdfn woutns
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fttue, meme Suietirr fit ptuot; Bltnten II. Btitol,n.
au6 enc arote yorte eLnSerO'eiItn Rintnctits5 II
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tragcn, S6auieIu II, Splicu bet
olrma Il qIepeIan
(20t-) Wr. az 9blmrsiir.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-01-11

oan popp1oS ADMINISTRATIVE delight
vs+t everything American, exhibited
ins- now by English papers, which ma
Iirned rs in our time of national peril
ID verv entertaining. Not only 1ne
oraa- :. thunderer Cor blunderer >
the London Times-has fit OF admira-
ton for Us, but the high, exclusive, ar
istocrstic organs, like the Pall-Mall "a
zette and Saturday Review, attempt 10
suvnass each other in celebrating our
o~s;ses The following comprehensive
and astonishing sentences are from 'ne
ls.est Pall-Mall Gazette at hand:
nTne Importance of legal prlnciple @,
and their extraordina airy power osst t
large masses of men, were never peLo oI'
90 strlkingly illustr ated as IN tne WIZ ~
~ Soursa of the war of which this messag'
commemorates the conclusion. IL ma
been very common to write upon IN VI
snh;sct AZ if. by the necessity OF the cas-
aou.ocracv was hardly entitled to .
Sons;dered as a regular government ~, !
is To- he hoped that the events Oh on'
war will show that it not only can W
Government, but that 1t can be the mo :,
Energetic, the most regular ana J! q
most legal form of government III u
world"
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-01-11

An ANCIENT MArDBS.-"hittler Is
named by a cotempearary, as the au-
thor Of poem called 1.-THE Maldens
PRAYER which was, in fact, written
hy Mr. N. P. Willis. 1t begins thus
She rose from her delicious sleep
And put away her soft brown hair
This maiden must have lived prior to
tho advent of the waterfall" At pres
: emit the maidens put away tnelr SOL ,
brown hair, before going TO their "oeli
cious sleep.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-01-11

~ Isaiah T. Markham a soL D,
longing to Co. C, 9th Vermont M M
fell out exhausted in the marcn :, ~
Harbor, and has since died, ,, ~
posed, a prisoner at Anders Caidi,
Any information from d s s
might have been a fellow . suns,
him will be thankfully re'T., ,;,
afflicted parents. Address ls .as
ham, Woodstock, VT Inc p'''
ally are requested to copy
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-01-11

..rncted to inquire into the e eS5 rav'd
OF re spr rsaistering foreign vessels, anu
also Of providing by law , ina; b uT regis-
can vessel that surrenaeteut n nr' the
Ter and took foreign paper, , nur,s
a ana receive American registry
Adjourned
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-01-11

A CoUxrERrB1rBR. Geors q,
of Haverhill, N. H. recs snS :
greenbacks altered from '% ,'oe,,
in Vermont, and has just been
and placed in the Orange '0uD'
Chelsea.