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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-19
THE SCOTTSVILLE REGISTER,
WEEKLY FAMILY JOURNAL,

DEVOTED To LITERATURE, AGRICULTURE, ART, SCIENCE
AND GENERAL AND LOCAL NEWS,
as revived the lst of October by the Undersigned
after suspension of four years in conscquenc" of the
lis circulation, at the time Of suspcnion was
greater than that of any paper published In Eastern ~
gini except those al the argcr cities, and the Halter
ing circumstances under which il is again pnt forth and
the daily additions which are being made to It's sub
,cription list afford evidence of undimnished popu
lalily with the public Its widely extended circuation
particularly among the farmers, tradesmen and me-
chanics of Abemarlc, Fluvanna, Buckingham and Nell
son countless will call the attention of Advertisers to
the ad vantages of availng themselves of its columns
a medium of communication.
TERMS b>criplion, S} per annum. Advertisements
of square of eight line, 20 cents for each insorton
81 for month ~ for three months So for six
months; or $40 for twelve months.
JoHS ). BRADY, BRADY HARRIS,
JumH w. HARRIS. : Publishers,
oct9G--,f Scottsyille. Va.
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STEAMBOATS,, &c.

The United States and Brazil MAIL STEAMSHIP
COMPANY will dispatch regularly the 18th Of every
month new and FIRST CLASS STEAMSHIP, to leave
at O'Clock, P. NJ, from Pier i3. North rivor.
All letters have to pass through the Postofhee.
An experienced Surgeon will be in attendance on
board.
For freight and passage, having splendid aeeommoda
tions, apply to
THOMAS AsENCIO & CO,
No. II Broadway,
octo6-3m New York.
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LEAVE PIER No 43, NORTH RIVER, foot Of Canal
street. at IL o'clock noon the l,t, nth ana .lst u
every month Except when those dates fall on sunday,
and then the preceding Saturday,, for ALI
connecting, via Panama Hallway, with one ~ the
Companys Steamships from Panama for SAN FLAA.
CIrCO,Houching at ACAPULCO.
DECEMBER
3Oth-HEXRY CntCScEY, Captain Gray, connecting
with SACRAMENTO, Captain Cavrrly.
JANUARY.
llth--ArLAYrIc, Captain Maury, connecting with
GOLpgS AGE, Captain ----.
9Oth-NEw YORK, Captain Horner, connecting with
CONSTITUTIONS, Captain FarrswO
Departures Of Ist and 9lst connect at Panama will
steamers for SOUTH PACIFIC PoRrs Those lst touch
at MASZtSILLO.
1nGorGH PASSAGE RATES ~ cURRgNeY:
Second 'dblh IN
Secrase l'v "
A discount OF ONE QUARTER from stcamer' rates a.!
lowed second cabin and stcerage Passengers win
families Also, an allowance Of OSR 9uAkrER on
through rates to ClergymCD and their families. ari
sci o0l teachers soldiers having honorable dischif5r
HALF FARE.
ono Hundred Pounds Baggage allowed each adult.
Bagga ge masters accompany baggage through and -
tend to ladies and children without male protector
Baggage received the dock the day before saiIiEi
from steamboats,, railroads, and passengers who prefer
to send down early.
An experienced surgeon on board. Medicine and At
tendance free.
Steamer will be placed the line January ls',
1866 to from New orleans to Aspinwall, via HH-
vaHa.
For Passage Tickets or further information, apply at
the Com panys Ticket Office the wharf foot OF Canal
dceS..Sm F. W G. BELLOWS, Agent.
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uIIE BOSTON POST FOR 1866,

[EsTABLIsHED NEARLY FORTY YEARs,1
Has always been Of the leading Newspapers Of New
England, and one Ofthr best mediums of advertising.
BY increased enterprise in furnishing live and read
able NEWS and by the recent reduction in price
the circulation Of the BOSTON POST has been largely
increased. 70 advertisers, few papers offer equal
advantages either In the extent the character OF its
readrrs-North, South, East and West.
Business Card and Mercantile rarticu
lary solicited from Suuth and West.
SrBscGIPrIuN TERNs.-Boston Post daily, $40 per
annun; emi-weekly, - per annum, Weekly - per
anuum.
RSs Specimen copies sent on application.
BEAlS, GREENE Il CO, Publishers,
dec9-2m ~ and IL Congress street, Boston, Mass.
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neutrality-suspicious. will be made to the
Auditor of the state Of Virginia for the renewal "i
the following lost esrfcate, Of Virginia State Regis
tered stock issued 10 Peter '. Hagner, U. > J., VIZ
Certificate No. 1884, f. $3.50 under act Of - March
lSGo dated July II, 1850.
Certificate No 9i3, for sl22 under act Of sth March,
lsI7 dated January ), lsGl. ... =, ,,,.,..-..,.
dnnar.l.uern Ait,y for 2 V. HagneI. u :. =
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DENTAL CARD.
| II Dr. K. y. HUDSON
Has resumed the practice Of DENTISTRY, aud may be
found Al his Omee Main street, opposite the Arlng
q, :, ILL.,. dec29-GIn
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DEST QUALITY STONEWARE.
LOST AND DESTROYED BONDS.

NTOTICE.-Application will be made to the
AuIor Of the state of Virginia for the renewal Il
a LOST CERTIFICATE Of Virginia State Registered
stock Standing in ihs name Of Thomas u. shannon,
10 3i5I s,usi under of 10Th March, ISL, dated
February 18th, lsGl for 800
d.cIl. WIN THOMAS @ SHANNON.
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bTuE New ORLEANS RIoTs.-The Ma
tional Intelligencer of Saturday publishes
what il calls an "Ofiicial History of the
New Orleans Riots" 1t consists of the
various messages which passed between
the officials in Washington and those IN
New Orleans on the subject. Most OF
them we have already published. The
others are Radical electioneering docu-
ments. SHERIDAN and BAIRD both furnish
capital for the Presidents enemies and
the sooner he shall remove them the better
for the tranquility of New Orleans and of
the country generally. They declare that
the conventionists might have been ar
rested without resort to arms; that
Judge ABELIa and Mayor MUNRoE are bit
ter enemies of northern men; that these
latter cannot obtain justice at the hands
of the civil authorities, &C., sc. The
Radical papers will raise another howl
over this history"
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The Richmond Dispatch says that " TIE
'dirine right to rule has been conceded to
the Federal Government" -ADany Argus.
Yes; but it said so in such connection
as to make it's meaning clear. The jus d.
ri,un of kings was repudiated in England
in l6Ss in the success of the Revolution
which placed William and Mary on the
throne. The jus dirinum of the Federal Go
vernmcnt to rule all these United States
has become a received theory here in con-
sequence of an unsuccessful attempt at
revolution. For ourselves, we have little
faith in rights which owe their popularity
70 power-in the former case exercised in
the interest of civil liberty: in the latter,
in the interest of consolidation and GEN.
tralization, and consequent diminution OF
personal freedom.
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DIED.


At Boston, August 18th. MIS-. ELIZABETH H..
wife OF Captain Richard H. Warrington, formerly
OF Salem, aged nfty -four yean.
on Tuesday evening last, while passing down
sensible and receiving such internal injury that
she survived but few hours. The death Of n n
WARRINGTON has sent sadness not only to her
family, bat to the hearts Of her friends In this
city. Az . wife, faithful, kind, and devoted "a
mother, tender, thoughtful. and eonsidsrat.ss.
ever willing to yield her own comfort Tor the
happiness Of othsn ~ friend. sincere; And
happy temperament herself, her heart was always
alive to give aid and sympathy to the sorrowing
aud needy and M . Christian, ever cheerful and
vet consistent. Those who have known her best
will ever cherish her memory with trne affection
We can truly say, "In the midst OF life we are In
18th. Lord gave, and the Lord hath taken
Blessed be the name OF the Lord
After a short and painful illness, on Sunday the
10Th instant, at half past II o'clock A. M, IDA,
daughter OF George and Mary Jane Bargamin,
aged eighteen years. *.
The friends and acquaintances Of the family are
respectfully invited 10 attend her funeral on THIS
(Monday) EVENING at half-past 4 o'clock, from
her fathers residence, corner OF Second and Cary
streets.
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Scientific Convention.

A convention of the American Associa-
ton for the Advancement of Science is in
session in Buffalo, n. y. 1t is occupied in
listening TO the daily reading of papers on
different subjects. A paper upon some
astronomical observations through power
full telescope of the Dearborn Observatory
ut Chicago attracted some attention.
Among the papers on everyday and COM
mon topics was one upon the effect OF the
sun upon fire. The common opinion that
sunshine restraints combustion was COM
batted by Professor lIorsford, who con-
tended, from tests made by himself, that it
had no such effect.
Professor J. S. Ncwberry preached the
theory that the absence of trees on the
prairies was attributable to the "want Of
water "a theory that will not find many
believers.
Professor Winchcll read paper Oh the
"fruit- producing belt" of Michigan. He
contended that Lake Michigan, three hun
dred and fifty miles long, and with an
average of seventy-fve miles wide and
nine hundred feet deep, eXerted an intlu-
ence on the temperature of contiguous
lands like that of the ocean. In the open
part of the lake the temperature never
rose above fifty, and never fell below thirty
five. 1t was never frozen over. He con-
tended that the grand Traverse region near
the lake possessed one uniformity of tenn
perature, not enjoyed by other sections
during the winter, and that therefore it
was admirably adapted to the production
of fruits. He doubted whether any part
of the United States east of the Rocky
mountains could compete with it in this
respect. Farmers were turning their at
| tention to the culture of fruit, and had
succeeded wonderfully well.
The subject of metrical system OF
weights and measures engaged the atten-
ton of the Convention. A resolution ap-
proving heartily Of the system recon-
mended by the last Congress was adopted
unanimously.
DR.. Gould read a paper relating to inveS-
] LEGATIONS made during the late war to ascer-
| tain what CT formation of body was best
adapted to sustain the Sear and tear of
campaigns in the field. The investigation
furnished no valuable result beyond the
explosion of some old notions with regard
to the harmony of the human frame: for
instance, that from tip to tip the fingers {;
that from nipple to nipple, e-fourth of
the circumference of the body, &c. The
examinations-some twenty-three thou
sand in number-clearly showed that there
is material difference in the structure of
men in the different sections of the
country, north and south, east and west,
and that no harmonic relations Of the
frame really existed.
A singular episode in the Convention
was a delivery Of eulogy of tho late DR..
Hitchcock by Mrs. Almira Lincoln Phelps,
who, it seems, is a sort of geologist, and
had been pat-onizod by the Doctor. They
do have a way of their own certainly at
the North
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peace which would extend the territory OF
France to the Rhine. He is sadly disap-
pointed. It is true the treaties are set
aside, but not to. suit him; and tho worst
Of It Is, he cannot open the question just
now: he must submit until another oppor,
tunity is afforded. Whether 1t will arise
in his lifetime or not Is question that
from the signs, is rather against h'm'
Prussia has gained immense power py
the war, and is the more to be reared
as we'll as respected. We take 1T that the
peace is likely to be undisturbed for a
good while. War costs too much, and
power is too closely divided, to hazard
strife for the extension of boundaries now.
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That was a provident and affectionate
father who secured five thousand dollar
policies in an accidental insurance CON-
pany upon the lives of his seven small
children. and sent the little darlings for a
holiday excursion on a New Jersey rail-
road.
The Mobile Advertiser says the body OF
q Federal soldier has been digged up near
there, completely petrifled. There are
many bold Federal soldiers living, but this
one Is . boulder. He was hero Of Lime
stone Ridge.
Albert G. Davis, Esq,, Of Aonongslia, was
|eas 6 " delsg1sss q The yecsDt IiEksEs-
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CONSERVATIVE CANDIDATES IN WEST EIR-
GINIA.-The State Convention which was
held in Parkersburg last week, and nume-
rously attended, nominated 3. II. Smith,
ESD, of Kanawha, for Governor; 7. W.
Kennedy, of Jefferson, for Secretary OF
State Peter Darnell for Auditor; John
S. Burdctt, of Taylor, for Treasurer; n.
Richardson, of Wheeling, for Attorney
General, and Caleb Borgess., Of Harrison,
for Judge of the Court of Appeals.
The district convention at the same place
nominated Colonel Johnson, of Tyler, for
Congress.
Allarc warm supporters ofthe President.
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BY George V. Case, Auc;ioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ES-
i TATE IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND. -A'
trustees in certain decd Of trust executed hy u.
F. Thompson aud wife, dated the oh day 81 tcDrl'
ary 1886, To secure to s. SwarA. u. u. !..berg"r
and VI. A. TyndaIl - certain rum Of money therein
named, we will proceed to sell At public autv"o
on thu premises, on the 2th day 81 thr Et',rh
month August at o. clock Z. NJ, Ia the highest
bidder the following property, 10 wit On" hui =
and LOT in tn. city Of Richmond, ia Nsrhau I,
plan on the cross street between Baker ana pE'al
streets. aud was formerly the property Of Nancy
Hooper, deceased.
The terms Of the deed require cash, but arrange
rnanis NAV be made on tn . day 81 sole Tor pr.
ton of the purchase money 10 be- paid In each, aud
the balance on tim. Ia snit the purchaser.
WILLIAM ~ WADE, tT,,s,...
GEO. w. CARTER, !
GRORgR Y. CASE, AuctlCneer. suG-tds
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VALUABLE STORE AND pWrrr
BY James ". Taylor, AucuoneeY.
Office opposite Spot,xool Hotel.

EXECUTORS SALE OF 4 HOUSE
II AND LOT. AND FIVE VACANT LOTS IS
JACKSON STREET, AT AUCTION Will -.
misses, At O'clock J. VI. E, the TWo-sTokI hi <
and FRAMED BUILDING on the nur,A SIDE v
Jackson street at prescn, occupied by MI. Nars"l
Burch The house contain. slx rooms, and fhe Il
fronts forty five feet on Jackson street, ant t.u,
back to Duval street. After which, wi. be- ,n..
five VACANT LOTS three At the nor,hsas' c@rr.'
OF Jackson and ADAMS streets, and two on The ,s.i
side Of Adam between Jackson and Duvai .'rsss.
Terms Une-third cash balance tour aut s.s4.
months JAMES n TAYLOR,
au 23-5t AGcit"tesT.
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re ANDERSON Il CO.'S

g ANDERSON l. CO.'S
PHOTOGRAPHIC ART PALACE.
lall Main, between Thirteenth and Fourteenth
streets.
The largest and most complete establishment OF
the kind In the South.
An ARTISTS STUDIO is connected with the 49,
ART PALACE,
whore Photographs will DO finished in any style
desired by the most experienced artists.
2l-lw
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GRAND MOONLIGHT EXCURsIo,

LIE hiehh NV nHRG IMAM HsrrEi
generally that, being DESTROYS of purchasing 10,
70 for the sn ar 81 they have
secured the splendid steamer T. A Mok'kkNN'
CfHpssIo J. and will IIr Tnksy NEXT
oclock +. NJ. and return st2 A. NJ.
this rsy ap0ah Ike
one that has Ia ken place here for years az pains
will be spared to sustain the reputation Oh the ud
Company ana no person will Dc allowed - pnb' o
members OF the committee.
BY resolution OF the Company, the bar will be
EsSHT"'ct Basb bH
aAsAaKRs-wHIrn RosErrEs.-Colonel George
tain William Y. Sheppard, Captain William /.
Maule, Colonel Thomas 7. August, Lientenant Z.
!, Levy, Private q; W. EpEs, Colonel Thomas ,
William II: Fry, Major General Henry 4; Wise,
Hon. Joseph Mayo, Surgeon G. w. p. Brock, Prl-
vate s. Bernheiin, Private Thomas II. Blanken-
ship.
Snead, Ensign G.. II. Epps, Sergeant Thomas y
Hewitt, Private William b. Cox, Private T. w.
Griffin.
COMMITTEE oP INVITATION Captain Charles P
Bigger, Lieutenant George w. Jarvis, Sergeant
William II. Tyree.
Tickets for a gentleman and lady, Sa for each &c
INCLUDED.
Tickets can only be procured of the following
Robert J. Mcdowell, at l.. i. Thomass drug
store, Broad, between Second and Third streets
+. w. Griffin, No. IL west Grace street. above Fou;
shee NJ. Buxbaum, Broad, between Seventh and
Eighth streets; Z, E. Depriest, at Christian, Lea
4 Co. IS, No. li2t Main street Z. J. Levy, OF Levy
Bros, Main street, near Seventeenth 5. Bern
he m, at Ezekieis dry goods store, Main street,
below Fifteenth.
No tickets will be sold at the boat All 22-st
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


BE GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES OF
CLOTHING.
SIMPLIFY, ROANE h CO.,
CORNER FOURTEENTH AND FRANKLIN STREETS,
Opposite Exchange and Ballard Hotels,)
RICHMOND, VA,
are selling of their stock Of
SUMNER CLOTHING
at reduced prices to make room for
FALL STOCK.
They have also splendid assortment of
CENTS FURNISHING GOODS
on hand, all styles, which they are selling very
low Call and examine. an H-1w
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BY Harrison, Goddtn & Apperun,
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Esiste Agents

THE BEAUTIFUL COTTAGE FARM
i CALLED THE GROVE" nE THE GROVE
ROAD, TWO MILES WEST OF RICHMOND, rnR
SALE AT AUCTION We will cell A. auction. ga
the premises, on THURSDAY the seth u August
lsts, At O'Clock r. NJ. that lovely country scat
called the GROVE located n above. nuw nrra.
pied by Colonel John f. johnson, containing about
TWENTY ACRES Of very highly improved Lana
The improvements are Of the best kind. cprslsaE
OF most beautiful COTTAGE RESIDENCE go.
tanning about ten Ia twelve rooms, handsome. :
finished, with marble mantals In many at tee
rooms. and having water.ciose,s and all fG"t~r
improvements. There are ample servants ace '.-
modations, and a large new barn and stable, VIZ.
water in II, and handsome cottages Tor tue eat.
dsner In front OF the residence there i = NraE.-
full grove Of oak trees. The garden Is Vol = 30
fruit trees shrubbery. &c, and the whole itnu ..'
well suited to the g"niecl accommodation oi Ia,Ss
family.
Taking into consideration the he althy location VI
the property, and it, fine well water, Us many q.
fractions ~ Il suburban residence, ~ pTo>prCilEa
increase in value by reason Of bstug on hf"Ee
road, there ar. few places around klCAmohd which
possess 80 many advantages. Possession given ia
4 few days.
TERMS: One four,h cash balance 1T one, 'Eo,
and three years for negotiable notes hcsUH- ..-
tercst tths same payable half yearly socu~a ~
n trust deed.
Au119EpuFs
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BY Harrison, GodIIn & Appenon,
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.

TRUSTEES SALE OF NEAT BRICK
i TENEMENT. on TIE WEST SIDE ~ TIiIEp.
BETWEEN BYRD AND ARCH STREETS
trustee in 4 certain deed Of trnst from Mir Thomas
l.. Whiting, dated ed April, lsel, duly recorded ~
parties proceed Ia sell Al public auction, on The
premises FRIDAY the 3lst August, 1856 a. hh 4.
past o'clock T.. VI. one moity Of the neat bRil \
TENEMENT located as above, now IN the occa.
pancy Of said Whiting. containing four room,
kitchen, closets, &c, and supplied with gao ari
water The lot has front of about thlHy l."t aH !
a depth Of one hundred aud twenty feet Ia a " ie
all y.
Terms Liberal, and made known NJ the henr %
ssle. W. q. DhapEiDGb. Trusi'".
P.S.-Tha other noiety will be sold ~ the .anl#
time 70 that the purchaser will get the wAo. G..e.
An 81 H.. q A.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF \ HOUSE

i AND Lot IN DANNIILE, YA.-By vlr,u" II
"a deed OF trust of the nanyille Manufacturing
Company dated the 18th day u May lhst nai -.
corded In the Hastings Court u DaHyi!.e the Eu-
darsgned trustee vi sell AT public agctun =" a. =
highest bidder, on SATURDAY the .yth day ";
September next, at o'clock, Z. NJ, "n the pre.
mises the house and LOT On Canal street, pahyiL",
adjoining the dwelling of Or. Il. H. Laphan, lTuu'.
ing on Canal street six pole, and twelve Inks, All
running back 10 Upper street, with the saIno ir"ni
on latter street, containing one acre, NOR" "r "ss.
The improvement are two. story fTaina dwelling
house with kitchen, mrat-h ouLe, 10.
A credit for part OF the purchase money Will he
allowed IL desired Further terms At -al"
HARRISON ROBERTSON,
a., Oh In, Trustee.
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A VIRTUous PoLICE.-The superintend-
emit of police in New York has issued an
order informing the public that the police
of that city is not authorized to receive
gratuities /. e., brides. The order had as
well not have been written.
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A RAILROAD MADE TO PAY.-Fayette
McMullen has just gained q verdict for six
thousand dollars against the Virginia and
Tennessee railroad for the burning of his
house, caused by sparks from locomotive.
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r o. o. F. EXCURSION TO CITY
lsPO!MT-RET URNfNG By aHD1s "a
MOoNLi6HT.-on MONDAY, Al. 49,
Lodge. No. lao, will give an EXCURSION, leaving
the wharf At Rockets at3 o'clock, and return o. ~
o'clock p. NJ.
DOLLAR
A full brass band has been engaged for the oeea-
sion. =
Everything will BIO done by the Committee Of
Arrangements to make the trips pleasant one 70
all
IIsH'S au 24-at
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

DOR SALE OR RENT, n FARM
near Charles City Courthouse called wood
Park" containing three hundred and sixty one
and a half acres, within three miles OF Wilcox
cleared land, and well enclosed, with a GOOD
DWELLING containing seven rooms, with all the
necessary out buildings. Possession can be given
to seed wheat this fall and full possession given
LIST OF January. 1857, or before II desired For
terms, &c, apply to rr
au2l-dSswit IL. w. TfLhh.
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neutrality-suspicious. will be made
~ at the proper time for the renewal OF one share
of stock TO. 400 in the Richmond and Danville
Railroad Company, standing in the name of vaIsn.
tine Wnfrse, which was destroyed in the fire of
the Sd Of April, 1885. jy 16-iawM2m
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T OST, in or about the SpotswoOd Ho-
IL tel, pair OF MASSIVE GOLD EYEGLASSES,
opened with spring. liberal reward will be
paid by leaving them ut the desk of the Spotswood
lptal au 27-3t
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IN Wednesday,, August /. by Bishop Doggett, Nr.
4 " TIi,LRY. OF Cumberland county, to Miss
III ORgNCg o., third daughter Of b. W. Green,
Rsn OF Henrico county.
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AUCTION sATTs-THTa Day.

by Clopton Miller,
Real Estate Agents and Auetionsers,
No. II Tweinh street, between Main and Pranklin.
VERY DESIRABLE BUILDING
LOTS, ON UNION HILL. CORyER on ADAMS
AND vENABLE sTREETs.~Wiil be soid on
MONDAY NEXT, nth August, 1859, npou he pre- !.
BIB BUILDING LOTS, on the corner Of Venabls
and Adams Streets each fronting thirty two feet
on the sonth side OF Venable street, running back
alley ten feet wide.
TRRss: One third cash /; balance four and sigh,
months for negotiable notes, interest added And
title retained. CLOPT0N 4 MILLER,
au23 AuctioneeFs
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DISSOLUTIONS.

DISSOLUTION.-The firm Of WEIR
DTENBAKER & WILLIAMS is this day dis
solved by mutual consent. JOHN Z: WILLIAMS
having sold his entire interest to T. J. WERfEs-
BAKER, all persons indebted to the ErIn are re-
oussted to make payment to him. lie will also pay
all claims upon the firm, which or any We request
' T. ! WERTESBAkBR,
JOHN e.. WILLIAMS.
RICuyuSp VAAultlst a, 1865.