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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-09-02
BY Wellington Goddin,
Anctioneer and Real Estate Agent.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
TURNPIKE, CALLED s'HICKORY HILL
TWO AND A HALF MILES NORTH OF
RICHMOND.-Dy virtue Of q deed OF trust exc
cuted by the late John o. Taylor and wife to Loltin
N. Elicit and James Elicit, both now deceased
bearing date 23d of December, 1854. duly recorded
In Henrico County Court, | shall, az. executor OF
LOftin n. Elicit, deceased, who survived James
Elicit the other trustee proceed 20 sell ag pubic
auction, on the premises, on WEDSESDAf the
If not, the first fair day thereafter, THAT TRULY
VALUABLE FARM located as above, OF which
the late John O. Taylor died seized, and now occu-
pied by Colonel Coppens as tenant. The tract con-
tains TWO HUNDRED AND EIGHT AND A
HALF ACRES, more orr less. of which nearly
which is in a high state OF cultivation. The I'M
provements on It are ample for the Suse OF the
place consisting of an excellent dwelling. large
barn. stable, carriage-house, quarters, and two
hne ice-houses. The netghoorhood ana location
are amongst the best in the county, and the farm
Itself has the reputation OF being very profitable,
especially by reason Of the valuable ice-houses
on It.
Plat of the land will be exhibited at the hour
of sale and the farm will be sold In gross or In lots
fronting on the Brook turnpike, as may be deter
mined on ut the time OF sale.
Whilst the deed requires cash sale TO the extent
Of the expenses of sale aud the debt OF 81 600 with
interest from the e3d Of December, 1885, by the
consent OF the creditor am authortzedto say that
he viii accept those terms or In lieu thereof one
fourth cash, balance ut six, twelve, and eighteen
months for negotiable notes. interest added, Sc
cured by trust deed AS to the surplus Of sale ON
such terms as the legal representative OF John U.
Taylor, deceased, shall prescribe SGs and dTes Tr
Executor Of Loftin n. Elicit, deceased, and tris-
tee er oficfo all 20
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-09-02
By Wellington Goddins
Auctioueer and Real Estate Agent.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY VALUA-
BILE AND HIGHLY ATTRACTIVE REAL
ESTATE, IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND, on
By virtue of two deeds OF trust executed by MAJOR
William Allen and wife. the first to the under,
signed James Peasants and j. b. " atkins, datea
10Th OF ugust, 1861 1.-THE second to the undersigneu
lanes Peasants and Robert a.. Lancaster; dalea
10Th March. 1858, both duly recorded IN hlcnmona
with the concurrence Of the grantors, procesn, 70
sell at public auction, on the, premises on
DAY the 18th of September. 1883, at O'CLOCK /:
n if fair If not the first fair day Thereafter tnat
valuable PROPERTY located as above, lorIlefy
the residence of the late Nicholas Minis. recently
era Burton. ~. ... o,r,
The lot has a front on the north side OF Leign
street Of $50 feet and depth or 100 feet 10 IN eS
twenty feet wide. -,L,-,-.,,.
Also. two lots Ton which stand the brick stable
carriagc-honse. &C., on the east aide OF seyenth
street fronting together 81 212 feet running back
100 feet to an alley twenty feet wide. l..
The foregoing real estate tin many fespectsl ~
Justly regarded as amongst the most peau:iioI siI
attractive now on the market. and the dwcinnH nag
every accommodation suitable for the use OF
large family. The whole premises are In good or
der. the buildings thereon having recently been
thoroughly painted aud otherwise repaired.
The property will be sold In lots according 10 Inc
original plat. II copy of which can be seen ~ inc
office of the auctionecr, and viii be exhiD'eu ~
the hour Of sale. -,
Whilst the deeds requires cash sale yet, by con-
one-fourth cash. balance at four. eight, anu tweVe
months for negotiable notes, Interest added, Sc
'u u'7 y JAMES PhEAssANTs, I rrn.,se.
/ e RO. A. LASCASTER,)
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The planting of all but No. may be de-
ferred till late fall or early spring, but
strawberries should be started on their
growth as soon as possible. After cross
ploughing, therefore, give that lot final
one, following in each furrow with the sub
soiler, or if you have none, run the plough
twice in the same furrow, and taking your
first cut at eight and your second at six
inches deep, you will have filth of four
teen inches, with which you must be con-
tent, since you will lose season if you do
not plant before winter; but if you could
have left it through winter in three feet
ridges the frost as an auxiliary would have
given you an additional filth of six inches,
and increased the certainty of good crops.
Full information as to best varieties and
manner Of planting this fruit has been
given in late paper of this series, which
those sufficiently interested will have pre-
served, and space is too precious in SO popu-
lar sheet as the Dispatch for the autocrat
thereof to allow needless repetitions.
Of the crops as proposed, strawberries
and hops will give half crop the summer
after planting, which may be estimated to
bring $500 each per acre. Onions and win
ter caDDages Will give full crop IN the
fall, and under proper management bring
in this market return of $500 to $500 per
acre each. sI-
Grapes (Which will be the subject of the
next psper), pears, and gooseberries are
late in making their first returns, but when
they do come into bearing, with the great
advantage of Virginian monopoly Of the
northern market for a month - tha raturn
will far exceed any other vegetable produc-
ton that can be planted, and would seem
fabulous if an estimate were named.
The writer takes this opportunity of ac-
knowledging the receipt of letters on these
specialties too numerous to be replied to,
unless he gave up his whole time to the
purpose but if the writers of them will be
at the trouble of procuring the daily or
weekly issue Of the Dispatch from the month
of May and thenceforth, they will find un-
der the same heading full information on
every material point Of their inquiries,
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Meeting of the Board of Directors OF
she Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.
- WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
August 81, 1868.
The Board Of Directors of the Chesapeake
and Ohio Company met here to-day. Pre-
sent Messrs. Fontaine (President), Maury,
and Baylor.
The change made by the contract entered
into between the Virginia Central railroad
and the commissioners of Virginia and
West Virginia was stated, and the Central
road declared merged into the Chesapeake
and Ohio railroad.
President Fontaine was authorized to con-
summate the contract with the Tredegar
Iron Works for the rails and bridge iron for
the entire line. This he subsequently, did
and it is q gratifying fact that the iron will
all be manufactured in Richmond.
The Board refused to call special meet
ing of the stockholders to elect officers and
directors.
The commissioners for West Virginia
were invited to participate in the delibera-
t;ons Of the Board as advisory members
until full Board representing western in
terests is elected.
Mr.. Whitcombe was elected chief engi-
neer and chief superintendent.
49, Ht"7 '."'. nENIS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-09-02
BY A. G. Pulliam, Auctioneer.

nor SALE AT AUCTION A VERY
Il NEAT NEW RESIDENCE FOR A SMALL
FAMILY IN Nays ADDITION TO MAN
I will sell at public auction, on SATURDAY the
5tf of September, 1868. at O'Clock z. b., the
HOUSE AND LOT adjoining the property Of
John Carol and 2. Fl. Bowers, Esqs. Lot 'front.'
ing 80 feet on Railroad street and running back
with Jefferson street 100 feet. The house IS new.
and contains three comfortable rooms and two
large closets. New fencing around lot.
TERMS One-third cash: balance at l. s, and II
months, negotiable notes, Interest added: secured
by trust deed. A. T.. PULLIAM,
Auctioneer.
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Letter from Dfnwiddie.
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatc

Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.
DINwIDDIE COUNTY, Va,
August 2S, 1868.
In the parish of Bath the Episcopal
Church was for many years most flourish
ing and prosperous, and there are not many
Virginians belonging to that communion
who have not learned to revere the memory
Of that truly good man and useful minister
"Parson Jerratt," whose monument, erect
ed by his afectionate people in remem-
brance of his virtues, stands within the
walls Of old Sappony, venerable colonial
3 church, where he ministered, and which is
hnow rapidly crumbling to decay. In the
midst OF the many sad changes that time
and cruel war have wrought, this parish
has Tor several years past been without pas
tor. Death and removals have left but few
members to gather around this altar, but
our bishop and clergy were kind enough to
remember these few, and came, in loving
enthusiasm, to. warm our hearts and to
grant to us the comforting assurance that
We were notr1forgotten. Bishop Whit
ties touching reminder Of this when he
first spoke to us from the chancel drew our
hearts to him at once, and made us feel
that we had indeed found in him a friend
as well as shepherd to care for the little
flock " scattered through these woods. He
express d particular interest in this
parish, and proved it by making an uausu-
ally long visitation-four days, giving two
to Calvary and two to Sappony; at both of
which places he held two services aiday,
except the first day 1.-THE 10th). Rev. Mr..
Wingfeld opened the services by most
impressive and soul-stirring sermon after
which, to our regret, he had to return to
Petersburg, leaving Rev. Mr.. Gibson and
,ae of your most excellent city pastors (the
Rev. Mr.. Dashiell) to assist the Bishop.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-09-02
ByA G. Pulliam, Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE Of FARM CON

4 TANNING THREE HUNDRED AM NINE
ACRES IN HENRICO COUNTY.-By virtue OF
a certain deed OF trust from Ludwelf Bracket 70
me the 10Th day of April $780, and duly recorded In
the Clerks office Of Henrico County Court. SNAIL
as trustee in said deed being SO required TO 90 By
the beneficiary therein secured proceed TO sell
upon the premises, a. public aucttoa. az y o'cissx
II fair. II not the next fair day thereafter, the
FARM described in said deed located on the New
road and White Oak swamp, ana adjoining ne
and Others. containing THREE HUNDRED AND
NINE ACRES, seventy-fye acres cleared, balance
The buildings consist Of a nearly new dwelling
of large size, with good out-buildings. This pro,
nerty Was bought by Johnathan Bracket OF Ansel
SSa,Tyrght This land lies in four miles Of Meadow
station. York River railroad; and twelve miles
from RichmonJ, The neighborhood abounds In
mari. which has been used with great success upon
TERMS: Liberal and made Snowg on gay OF
sale. - THOMAS j. YARbeVu5hl Irus s
Sale conducted by A. @. PuLLi.>a' Au'Ii'nesf'
Z
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-09-02
BY Wellington Goddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A HOUSE AND
LOT ON CHURCH HILL. on tn Z
TWENTY-EiGHTH AND TWENTY-NlNTH
STREETs.-By virtue of deed of trust executed
to James Elicit (now deceased) by Anton Rousch,
dated 18th March, 1854 duly recorded In Henrlco
County Court shall as substituted trustee.-by an
order Of Henrtco County Court entered on the 80 OF
August, lses-proceed to sell at public auction, on
the premises, on MONDAY the nth of September,
1888 at halfpast o'clock p Vi II fai FsTA np
conveyed by the said deed and located as above,
fronting on the north side of Leigh street eighty
two and half feet, and running back sixty-slx
feet having thereon 4 small TEN FMENT.
TERMS Enough In cash to defray expenses oil
sale and to discharge bond of 5000 with interest
from 2sth March 1856; and as to the residue, upon
such terms the debtor Shall! prescribe, or on such
terms as the trustee shall think ft.
am u John BRAUER, substituted trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-09-02

A SSIGNEE'S SALE.-As assignee Of the
n estate of Samuel F. NcGehee, bankrupt!
shall sell on the 3TH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1868
1t public auction; on the premises the fine TRACT C
containing eleven hundred acres, and lying five
miles from Keysville depot, Charlotte county. Va
This Is considered by good judges one of the best
tracts of land in the county, and produces good
crops of tobacco wheat corn, and oats. There Is
large proportion Of fiat alluyial land on It
which brings heavy crops OF corn whenever Guilt
waited. .u $780, t ;
The improvements are excellent. The dwelling
Is new, spacious, and handsome, and contains nine
rooms, exclusive of the basement. Nearly al the
out-buildings are framed, and having been built
Just before the war, are IN excellent condition.
The neighborhOOd IS uneNceptionable.
1t is seldom that such an opportunity for invest
ment in real estate is afforded. and would advise
capitalists to examine the tract before buying else
where.
TERMS Made known on day OF sale.
For further particulars, apply to the undersigned
at Charlotte Courthouse. Va, or to MIR. John
Booker, or the Arm Of Booker, Kerr Lyon, Rich
mond.
1fdesired by purchasers the tract will be divided
into two or three tracts.
II. A. CARRINGTON.
Assignee Of the estate of Samuel +. McGehee
bankrupt. All 2l-tdS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-09-02
By Grubbs q Williams, AuctIoneers,
North west corner OF Main anu Eleventh streets
SALE OF AVAILABLE

TRUSTEES SALE OF A'VALUABLE
l FARM OF TWO HUNDRED AND SE.
TENTY-SEVEN ACRES In gCHESTEkFIELU
CUUNTY NEAR THE HALFWAY STATIoDHh
on THE RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG
RAILROAD.-By virtue OF n deed or trust exc
culed BY John II. Pattes0n to the subscrloer ~
trustee 10 secure the purchase money Tor inc ia ~
thereby conveyed, which deed is dated prii -.
1857. and Is duly recorded in Chesterfield County
Court office Will sell 1T auction upon tue preini
sps, on THURSD ~ the 81 day OF sep'emDer. Az
o clock p NJ. IL fair, II not, then upon the n eH
fair day thereafter. at the same hour tie SD
whcreon the said Pattcson lately resineI iyihE as
above stated known as "pALhSllN T., na'
containing TWO HUNDRED AND sEFESLl,-
SEVEN ACRES, portion OF which IS cieareH
and the remainder in woods. ''s &,
The improvements consist Of datliins WIN s ~
rooms an Office with two rooms. kilchen, su 80
house, ice-house, barn, stable, corn-houfe' S'''
garden, orchard etc. ,.,r
y This would be Il very desirable country sesl IL!
persons living either In Richmond or Petersburg,
being convenient to- depot, ant distant on'
eleven miles from either city. a... ...
TERMS Cash sufficient To dcfray the eAptpsTT,,
of sale and to pay tile sum OF about $500; eI ,h
To 81 o99 until 10Th Of April. 1869 and Iurur%
credit 10 500 until 10th or April ls'o ahu -.
balance upon terms to be made known III me t.,."
Of sale. Credit payments to bear Interest ana F"
be secured by deed Of trust on the properly
sci p w, GRUBBS, Trustee.
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RaticaIism Renonnced.
AMELIA COURTHOUSE, Va,
August 81, 1868.

Editors Dispatch:
Gentlemen,-Having been an old Union
man, have for some time acted with the
Republican party, $50 callei," under the
impression that they were in favor of re-
storing the South to it's place in the Union,
such as the heroes of '76 bequeathed to free
America; but finding that am mistaken,
that Republican is but another name for
anarchy, oppression, and the elevation of
the black man over the white, like every
man reared among locks and glens Of Old
Scotland, my native land, l shall hereafter
act with the great Conservative, Demo
cratic, white mans party, and shall vote
for Seymour and Blair, the Constitution, and
the Union as it was.
JOSEPH CANOE, of Amelia.
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sALE.-By virtue of

" decree Of the Circuit Court of Spotsylyania
county entered the ed OF May 1853. IN the case
Of Scott us. The Rappahannock Company, the I'M
dersigned, therein appointed commissioners for
that purpose on the Sd DAY OF OCTOBER,
1862 In front Of the EXCHANGE Hotel IN Frederieks-
burg, Va, will sell to the highest bidder. NJ pubic
auction, the REAL ESTATE OF the Rappahan-
mock Company and the property known as the
RAPPAHANNOCK CANAL, with It's works,
privileges and franchises upon the following
terms-yiZ.. enough In cash TO pay two Judgments
recovered against the said company-one Tor
$lR.57 and costs, subject to credit OF as the
other for SIZE 81 and costs and the costs or sale and
of this sat and the residue in equal annual pay
ments ut one and two years, to he secured by bond
with good personal security. The title retained
until the purchase money is paid.
y WYNN ~ Wai Fl sa6EToS' Commissioners.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-09-02
By Richardson L Newburn,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
.,, No. lols Main and Eleventh streets.
1,HAT VALUABLE AND HIGHLY A

1,HAT VALUABLE AND HIGHLY AT
? I 9TRACTIvE PROPERTY OF Mr.: Ca
TACK'S, CONSISTING OF A FRAME DWELL
ING SCOSTSINTNG SEVEN ROOMS. AND ALL
NECESSARY OUTHOUSES AND LOT FRONT
ING 2o0xIso FEET. ON LAUREL STREET At
fTS INTERSECTION WITH THE CANAL, IN
REIVDERE, FOR SALE AT AUCT1ON.-At
the request of the owner, will sell at auction on
the premises. the aforementioned property on SA-
TfTRDAY. September 9th. at S P. NJ. There are
few situations around Richmond that command a
more extensive view Of Ter surroundings, and none
more accessible to her imrnensc water-power
hence Il would seem valuable not only as place
Of residence but to those seeking an Investment
with the view to erecting mills or other factores
now or in the future. If ut the time OF SAFE atte
dauts should desire more ground, double tue GUAM
tity as above mentioned can be had In the same To-
cality It viii be sold whole or In part ae may
seem most desirable at the time OF sale. when the
terms will be made known and accommodating
RICHARDSON & SEWBURN,
.auaa Auctioneers,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-09-02
BY Lee & Goddin, Auctioneers,
No. lit Main street.
r1RUsTEPs SALE OF A FARM. o

TRUSTEES SALE OF A FARM, ON
THE CHARLES CITY ROAD THREE
MILES BELOW RICHMOND. AT AUCTION
By virtue Of the provisions Of deed Of trust exc
cuted to the undersigned as trustee by Edward
Hogan. and OF record In the Office OF the Clerk OF
Henrico County Court in Deed Book 81, page AS /
viii proceed to sell beipg thereto requested by the
beneficiary at public auction, on the prernises on
SATURDAY, September slh, lsss, at O'Clock p.
NJ, the tract OF land called "GEORGE's." con-
taining ONE HUNDRED AND THIRTY-TEREE
ACRES, more or less adjoining the lands Of DR..
Charles z. Anderson, John n. Davis, and others.
= TERMS Cash sufficient to pay expenses OF exc.
cutting trust and discharge two bo7ds Tor u zoe
EACH each bearing date 22d OF Octobei' sSs, Vim
interest from LIST Of March, 1864 upon eaeh until
paid subject to the following credits-viz. ssoe on
sd Of March, 1857; $3.50 on 23d Of April 1857 Slss
on the 2sd OF May, 1897 the balance of purch.se
money, If any, upon such credit as the said HoRa,.
may prescribe or, In the absence Of instructions
frhm him, upon such time as the trustee may think
proper. JOSEFh j. WnIIr,
Sale conducted by LEE & GoDDIN, Auction.
aaru aus
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-09-02
BY wellington Gcddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.
BEAUTIFUL SUBURBAN RESIDEN

beautiful SUBURBAN RESIDENCE
ID AND MARKET GARDEN, WITH ABOUT
THIRTEEN ACRES OF LAND. ON CHURCii
HILL AT TIE WESTERN END OF BROAD
STREET. FOR SALE AT AUCT10N.-At the re-
quest Of Mr. Fred Brauer who Is about ,, 80 re- re,
the premises, on THURSDAY the Sd Of September,
1858, at d O'Clock p d.. his BEAuTiFUL
SUBURBAN RESIDENCE, being within zoo
wards Of the corporation line. and one mile from
the Old Market. with about THIRTEEN ACRES
OFLAND attached. ss r4..
The dwelling is brick structure, containing
eight rooms. painted and papered, and In the most
perfect order. Besides which, there Is attached
kitchen of three rooms two carrtage-houses sta
Bile, barn. etc. ;awcl of good water; al go spring.
There are about six acres In clover five Ia corn,
and balance in gardea The soil Is very fertile ana
for a market garden, dairy or vineyard IL has pc
culiar advantages Possession given In few
days. #.
Terms: Very llberal-viz.. one-ifth cash, or
note at four months balance ut l. 2 3, and years
for bonds bearing interest talf yearly secured by
a trust deed. WELLINGTON GoDDiN.
an % Auctioneer.
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A SSIGNEE'S SALE.-As assignee {

A SSIGNEE'S SALE.-As assignee OF
IA Lyman Levy, bankrupt, will on MONDAY
the 18th day OF September next at lo'clock 2. 81
sell at auction, on the premises at Louisa Court
house, an IMPROVED LOT OF LAND con-
tainlng about ONEACRE, on which there Is q
good store and dwslipg-house. kitchen, lumber
the most desirable locations Tor business ct Louisa
Courthouse.
The property vii! be sold subject 10 two deeds o!
trust thereon 20 Samuel and William II. Andrews
and toA. Il. Blakey. Trustees.
Terms: 0nc-,tGrd cash balance at and Q
months with interest bombs with approved seen
ritz Title retained until purchase money Is all
paid. JOHN u. HUNTER
/, suI3 Assignee OF Hynan Levy.
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BY Regnault i Co., Auctioneers,
Main street between Eighth and Ninth.

HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
TURE, &C., AT AUCTION.-At the re-
quest of Mrs. John Davis, who Is about removing
Broad Street between Twenty-third and Twenty
fourth, on THURSDAY tie ID instant, conimeDc-
ing at 10 O'Clock, a'larSe portion of. her HOUSE
HOLD and KITCHEN FURNITURE, embracing
in part .-.,..., ..
BEDSTEADS,
CHAIRS,
BEDS,
BUREAUS, a p,
CARPETS, -~-..
WAsHSTANDS, Il. ...-
MATTRESSES,
DINING-ROOM FURNITURE,
Excellent COOK STOVE and -UTENSlLS &C.
REGNAULT Il CO.,
sci - Auctioneers,
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TNDELLBLE.-onr receipt Of sixty cents
L win send by mail 10 any part or the country,
securely pat up IN a box, u SAME-PLATE, brush,
and indelliblc Ink, for MARKING LINEN the
Ink warrant MT 70 fade.
Whe, there Is no postage 10 pay the price y dry
cents Apply NJ c. BELLENOT's
Brand cutting Establishment,
au 31-3m l4lo Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-09-02
BY Lyme & Brother,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
No. 1899 Main street.

TWO VALUABLE STORES, Nos. 302
Il, AND 3o4 ON THE NORTH SIDE OF
LEIGH STREET; one sQgAAksEer E IsST1o ~
We vii sell nj the request of the owner, ut public
auction. on the premises. on THURSDAY The : Sd
september 1s9s at a 9fecS T. n; I wIt
5wejlnes over same, located as described. at pre-
sent occupied by tenants at fair rents. The lots
front each is by 100 feet to an alley 10 feet WIDE
/ an h 81 Tyne & BROTHER. Auctioneers.
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Life.
BY BISHOP KING.

BY BISHOP hINU'
Like to the falling Of star,
or as the flight OF eagles are.
Or ike the flesh Springs CANDY hue,
or silver drops Of morning, dew,
Or like wind that chares the 1ooo,
E,en such Is man, whose borrowed light
Is straight called In and paid tonight.
The wind blows out, the bubble dies,
The Spring entombed In Autumn lies,
The dew dries up, the star Is shot,
The flight is past-and man forgot
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PETERSBURG LETTER.
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.

Board Of Mucutsoa--Lasye Nun'oer Of
applicants for tie: Place o. Teachers
Successful Mission. of Mr.. Green IN get
tina Teyt- Books, fc.--Sudden Dedth O
Mrs. Burss-Irraption by Negroes Of