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it at first. But on nearer view found it
was,a more mature edition Of Hepsy Har-
rows slender frame so slender now,
but pretty-iust as pretty in the face, and
fresh and buxom.
/ walked up to her. She gave me puz-
zled look. Then her cheek flushed.
Mr.. Craig 2" she said. rs
+ IS Yes, Miss Harrow" / answered.
am here to restore your property. You
lost q reticule in my sleigh five years ago.
To-day I found it. There is something in
it which asked you to look ut when alone.
l make the same request now. May see
you this evening 7"
She bowed. / walked away. That night
went once more to see her. She had been
weeping the letter lay upon her knee.
"Such an odd relic of those foolish old
tines" she said.
took her hand.
You never answered it, Hepsy," said.
viii you answer it now ?"
"After oil this time 2" she said.
Yes" | said.
She said nothing, and kisscd her.
Cur wedding was quiet one, and our
lives have been quietly happy from that day
to the present hour.
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Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.
brutal Murder i'm Buckingham.
NEW STORE, April 28, 1868.

NEW STORE, April rs, 1905.
A tracical event occurred near New
Store, Buckingham county, last week,
among the servants on the plantation of
Mr.. G. w. Kyle. This shows how the ma
lignant passions of negroes when unopposed
by strict restraint will break forth into
open acts of violence, not only against the
whites, but against their own race. The
victim here was young colored girl about
nine years of age, who was missed from
her home last Wednesday. The different
searches for her proved unavailing till last
Saturday, when her body was found in a
branch about quarter OF mile from the
house. A jury was summoned by the coro-
ner the following day and it was found,
ON examination, that violent blow had
been struck on her head, probably with a
stone, her throat was cut, and that her
neck was also broken; which last was the
more immediate cause Of her death.
The Jury rendered q verdict that the de-
ceased came to her death through violence
at the hands of some person or persons un-
known. Serious suspicious were directed
towards half sister, who lived unhappily
with the family, and with whom she had
been seen by the black children on Wed.
.nesday. on the way to the mill. No evil
dence. however, was elected sufficient to
Justify her apprehension. The negroes in
the neighborhood were very greatly in
censed against the girl suspected OF the
deed, and would have lynched her on the
SPOT had such course been countenanced
by the whites. The matter awaits further
development. Il.
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A FRENCH "ARTIsT." "A man named
Richie was charged at Paris few days ago,
before the magistrate, with being vaga-
bond. The Magistrate.-Wha are You!
Prisoner.-Ana artist. NIagistrate.- is
the third time during fifteen months that
YOU have been in prison. Prlsoner.-Ah.
to be sure gave myself up when had
neither house nor bread. Magistrate
You say you are IN artist. What art do
YOU practice ? Prisoner was with
ouack dentist for fourteen months. left
him on February Is because he gave me
little or nothing. Magistrate. what
do YOU perform for this charlatan? Music
Prisoner.-No, Monsieur was his patient.
Magistrate. do you mean? Pri-
soner.-You see, it was absolutely neces-
sary to get clients. He had to persuade
people that he could extract teeth without
pain, and as this was not to be done. he had
to employ decoy. Well, then, repre-
scented sometimes q peasant, sometimes
workman. I was several times woman,
and also soldier. This was the way to do
business; for, you see, if did not disguise
myself | should soon be known. | stood
amongst the crowd simple listener to the
fine promises of my patron, who was ex-
planning, like fun, how, having studied
physic, metaphysics, optics, and ,nathe-
mates, he was now able to extract teeth
with sabre, with a key, with pipe-stem,
a two-sou piece, or, in fact, anything.
Thereupon he invited any bystander who
was suffering from bad tooth to come for
ward, at the same time depositing fifty
francs, to be given away if he did not take
out the tooth without causing pain. 1t was
l who came forward. The Magistrate
And you had your teeth taken out Pri-
soner. All, Monsieur, no! TWAS sham.
I had false tooth, which | put into my
mouth before stepping up to my patron.
That was the tooth he always pulled out.
Magistrate.-And is that what you call
being an artist Prisoner.-Phew You
know-'tis but word. Magistrate.-lou
must 60 to prison for month.
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correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.
Escape Of Ten Penitentiary COIvicts.
CoyINGToN, April p, Isl

CONVICTION, April p, 1868.
On last night ten Of the convicts brought
here from Richmond to work on the Heal
ing Springs and Coyington tnrnpikes
made their escape from the house in which
they were confined. They dug hole un-
der the house, and watching the movement
of the guard, slipped out while he was on
The opposite side Of the building.
One Of them was captured to-day by two
Young men, who brought him to town and
placed him in Jail. As they were bringing
him to town he got an opportunity to strike
one Of them with a fence-rail, hurting him
pretty severely. The other young man,
however, came to the rescue, and the two
soon conquered the scamp and delivered
him to the jailor.
There are now some eighty hands on the
Coyington and Healing Springs Turnpike
road, and it is expected that it will be COM
pleted by the LIST Of June. This viii shorten
the stage travel to the Healing eleven miles,
and to the Hot FIVE miles. The distance
from Ceyington to the Healing is only eleven
miles, With no mountain to cross. 1t will
be one of the best graded turnpikes in this
country, and passes through lovely acoun-
try. The travel to the Healing, Hot, and
Warm will take this route altogether after
it is completed. ALLEGHAsf,
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By Wellington GoddIn,
Auctsoneer and Real Estate AEON,
TRUSTEES SALE OF yALr.pr

TRUSTEES SALE OF yAIU.prp
IL IMPROVED REAL ESTATE ~ ai,t.
CITY OF RICHMOND. ON NAVY Hit i iHE
ON THIRD STREET BETWEEN fiIhY AID AID
LEIGH STREETS.--By virtue of a decd or M.
executed TO the subscriber BY Mr.. Noso. n,s lnst
dorfer and Fanny, his WIFE, bearing ds,s ns mc
September. 1861. duly recorded In RiclmonS 10 Of
tings Court, shall at the request OF The bnId nus.
the three last notes, each for COO secure b on
said deed proceed TO sell ut public auction " me
premises, In the order advertised on W1y ~ me
the nth Of May, 1858. ut O'Clock T. VI n r, niAl
not the first fair day thereafter ;ire Goi,n.;,
valuable REAL ESTATE, being that conVnx"H ihhs
the said deed-riz.. LOTS Nos. 60 and n ~ ~, -!
plan Of Navy HILL each fronting 90 feet On Tho e
line of Fifth street. running back I.s iee =, q, ~
alley, having thereon TWO EXCELIFSTlr
FRAMED .TENEMENTS. with i've rooms IL
each. besides kitchen, &C., and each renting rnr r
xSI5 per annunl. '
Also, that LOT on the east line of Third bc,w..r
Clay and Leigh streets. fronting 81 lO-l2 feet ru,
ming back 100 feet having thereon large irst-cas
BRICK TENEMENT and other appurtepancex
now In the occupancy Of Mr.. Mittcldorfer
The deed requires that the sale shall be for cash
as to the expenses of sale and for "A sum sufcien,
to discharge the amount of said three ncpotiahIc
notes; and TO the residue, such terms rs m.
said sftteldortcr or his assigns shall prescribe ,n
direct, or on their failure to give such direction
then on such terms as the trustee shall thpk:Gr.
which terms the said trustee will announce nitLc
hour of sale. GEORGE ID. WISE
an 90 Trustee
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Josh Billings, Real Estate Agent.

I kan sell for eighteen hundred ana
thirty-nine dollars q pallas, a sweet and
pensive retirement, lokated on the virgin
banks oy the Hudson, containing IS acres.
The land is luxuriously divided by the hand
of natur and art into pastor and tlllage,
into plain and deklivity, into stern abrupt
ness, and the dallianse ov moss-turfted
medder; streams Of sparkling gladness
(thick with trout danse through this will
derness of buty tew the low musk ov the
kricket and grasshopper. The evergreen
signs az the evening zephyr flirts through Its
shadowy buzzum, and the aspen trembles
like the lov-smitten harte Of damsel.
Fruits of the tropiks in golden buty melt
on the bows, and the bees 90 heavy and
sweet from the fields to their garnering
hives. The manshun IL of Parian marble,
the porch il a single diamond set with ru-
biz and the mother ov pearl the floors are
ov rosewood, and the Collins are more butt
ful than the starry vault of heayin. Hot
and cold water bubbles and squirts IN
every apartment, and nothing IL wanting
that poet could pra for, OF art could
portray. The stables are worthy of the
steeds ov Nimrod or the studs ov Akllles,
and it's henery was bilt expressly for the
birds of paradice; while somber IN the dis
lance, like the cave ov a hermit, glimpses
are caught ov the dorg-house. Here poets
have cum and warbled their laze; here
skulptors have sculpt; here painters robbed
the scene ov dreamy landscapes and here
the philosopher discovered the study which
made him the alkimist ov natur. Mex
northward ov this thing ov buty sleeps the
residence and domain ov the Duke John
Smith; while southwark, and nearer the
spice-breathing tropics, may be seen the
baronial Willy ov Earl Brown and the
Duchess Wildly Betsy Stevens. Walls oy
primitiff rock, laid in Roman sement, bound
the estate, while upward and downward the
eye catches far away the magesta and slow
grander of the Hudson. As the young morn
hangs like curting Of silver from the blu
breast ov the ski, an angel may be seen
each night dansing with golden tiptoes on
the green. On. B.-This angel goes with
the place.)
Diagrams kan be seen at the offiss ov the
broker. Terms fattering. None but prin-
cipals delt with. Title as pure as the breth
ov q white male infant, and possession given
with the lark. For more full diskripshun,.
read Ovid's art ov Love, or kali Tin yure
carriaee) on JOSH BILLINGS,
Real Estate Agent.
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An indiscreet youth in attendance at
Miami University has been expelled for
kissing his sweetheart, student in Oxford
Female Seminary, and the lady has been
expelled for receiving the kiss, The gravity
of the offence was increased by commit ting
it in the presence Of a goyerness, or some.
body, instead of on the sly. She wasn's to
be aggravated in that manner without her
revenge, and she had II.
A young Indian girl who had curionsly
watched the process of marking barrel
heads ina tonring mill in Wiaona, Mime
sofa, stole in one day, and taking possession
OF the ateneSls, ornamented her blanket
with the words, g Ellsworth's Choice end
pasadea the streets In great delight, but to
the assgnst OF NIP. Ellsworth, who is abache-
Jor, and had made no such CHOICE,
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HALIFAX COURTHOUSE, April Ri

HALIFAX COURTHOUSE, April u.
The canvass against the infamous negro
Constitution was opened here to-day by
speeches from Hon. Thomas S. Flournoy;
John r. Edmunds, and Judge Gilmer and
all of them were worthy of these able and
eloquent virginians. That of Mr.. Edmunds
was especially regarded as bold, logica /,
and unanswerable, equal to any effort OF his
life. Great enthusiasm prevailed during
the delivery of these addresses, and all
seemed inspired with a resolute purpose to
aid TO the utmost in rejecting the Constitu.-
ton. Our people are very hopeful, and
will register and vote every white man IN
the county.
A most melancholy accident occurred
here on Saturday, resulting in the death of
little Robert Boone, son of the late Bishop
Boone, by the accidental discharge of a
cnn in the hands of Il young comrade
named Craddock. Almost the entire load
entered his heart, and he was instantly
killed. I.
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.psnrna. April rs, 1865.

p,.rrRsBUR6, Aprai 20, ieoo.
80 lsa,;nr the possponement OF the
Notwit ~, n,,ier of General schoheld, the
electioa, s are as busy as bees in q hlve IN
haa,o their plans for the possession OF all
!a LAY a5s;ees. This arises from the fact that
t .ae IRE several candidates for the con-
'ess;onaI nomination in this district. and
ssach Is anxious to get the inside track. The
Convention comes off to-day ut Suffolk, but
= cannot be ascertained before night who
viii be the fayorite Of the party.
II is understood that the candidates
whose names will be brought before the
Convention are Captain Platte and Colonel
Burke, Of this city, and Mr.. Chandler, of
Norfolk. 1t is supposed that Colonel Burke
has greatly the advantage of Captain
Platte, for while the latter was serving in
the Convention at Richmond, the former
was busily engaged in canvassing the dis
trict, and has, it is said, secured the up,
pointment of delegates in his favor from all
the upper counties, with the exception OF
Nottoway, and three out of the four dele
gates from Petersburg. In the lower coun-
ties DR.. Bayne is actively engaged in OPP
position to Captain Platte, in return for the
nnparliamentary language applied to him
in the Convention 80 that the contest Will
probably lie between Burke and Chandler.
A great many reports are in circulation
going to show the system Of wire-pui!lhs
that has been carried on in this sub-mllita-
nv district for the election of delegates to
the Legislature pledged to the support OF
General Brown as United States senator.
The Bureau is capable of exercising pow
erful influence, and should it be exeHed IN
favor Of General Brown throughout the
State, as it is said to have been In TINS dis-
trict. Mr.. Botts's chances for that high Of
fee will be slender indeed whenever the
election takes place.
But the Constitution has to pass the or
deal of the popular vote before amy OF these
gentlemen can be elevated to ONCE ana
though it is impossible to pronounce den
nitely on its fate after the deteat OF the Con
seryatiyes in North Carolina, yet we may
reasonably hope for better success in Viz
Uinia -.
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BY Wellington Goddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate A gent.

TRUSTEES SALE OF ONE HUN.
Il DRIED AND TEN ACRES VERY VALE.
ABLE AND HIGHLY IMPROVED FARSIiVG
LAND. ON THE RICHMOND AND FREDP.
RTCKSBURG RAILROAD, TWO MIL rs
NORTH OF RICHMOND.-By virtue of deed Of
trust to the subscriber. dated 9th of August sCs
recorded In Hcnrico County Court in Deed BooS
g. No. SO, page 300 ] shall, In execution thereof
(haying been so directed by the parties Interested
sell ut public auction. on the premises. on FRI.
DAY the sth May 1868, ut a o. clock T.. NJ II fair If
not the next fair day thereafter at the same hour
the real estate conveyed by the said deed consist.
ing of ten lots In Prices plan. designated by tba
numbers TO 10 inclusive. and the letters 4 aud h
containing In the aggregate ITO 0.-l0o0 acres front,
Ing partly on the railroad and partly on the new
road leading by the Fair Grounds, adjoining The
Hermitage tract the lands of DIR. Martin :. Taylor
John z. Ballard and others. The land IS NOT
only in a very high state of cultivation. bnt lis
location Is equal TO the best In that improving
neghborhood.
The deed requires cash sale. but the creditor,
are willing to accept In lien thereof onc-,hird I'm
money and the balance on liberal terms of credit.
to be announced ut the hour of SALE The taxes for
1868 to be paid by the purchaser.
The land will be sold In lots with beautiful
fronts. next to the land of General Scott thus
aff0rding 4 view of Richmond. according to III,
original surveys plat of which may be seen AT The
Office of the auctioncers-or u whole as may he
deemed most advantageous.
ap27 JAMES l.. AFPERSOS. Trustee.
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There has been an inquiry as to the
source of the quotation, Hell has no fury
like a woman scorned." The correct read
ing is, Nor hell a fury like woman
scorned,'' and it will be- found in the last
lines Of the third act of Congreve's " Mourn
ing Bride"
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By A. c. Pulllam, Auctioneer.

A UCTION SALE BY ASSIGNEE IN
N BANKRUPTCY.-The undersigned, as as
signec of the estate of John T. Anderson bank
rnnt will proceed to sell at auction on SATuK-
DAY the 9Th day Of May. 1858. at 10 O'Clock A. NJ,
If fair IL not the next fair day thereafter at store
No. 9Os on the south side OF Broad between Sc
cond and Third streets, large assortment OIL
STOVES. IRONWARE. T1NWARE, GLASS
WAKE LAMPS. LANTERNS. OILS. &C.
TERMS Cash. THOMAS q. JACKSON,
Assignee.
sale conducted by a. c. PULLIAM, Auctioneer.
~ ap 2S-tds
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BY Grubbs & Williams, Auctioneers,
Northwest corner Main and Eleventh streets.

SMALL FRAMED HOUSE AND LOT
- ON BROAD STREET BEIMEEM ~, :, TM 1,i En-
aDJoINING THE PRESBYTERIANC CHURCH,
FOR SALE At AUCTIoN;-In pursuance Of q
signed on the 10th OF May. 1856, aud recorded In
the Clerks Office of Caroline County Court, con-
Yeyng certain property therein mentioned sitnar
ted I'm the said county OF Caroline. and also . LOT
In the city of Richmond, Church Hill, Will pro-
coed. on TUESDAY the sth day OF May i next, 70
sell 10 the highest bidder. upon a credlt OF SIX
months. eycept as to sum necessary to defray the
expenses OF sale, HOUSE and LOT upon Church
Hiil, fronting about "a feet and running back about
loo feet Said Lot fronts upon Broad street ana
east Of the Presbyterian church, and has upon II
\ small FRAMED HOUSE with four rooms.
Sale made BIT O'Clock 7. NJ.
w. 4. CHANDLER, Trustees.
T. l.. SCOTT, trustees
GRI-pRS & WILLIAMS. Auctioneers. APPS