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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-01-06
BY Grubbs 4 Williams, Auctionees.
Northwest corner OF Main and Eleventh streets

TRUSTEE,S SALE OF A FARM OF
Il FORTY-T ACRES, ABOUT SEVEN MILE
OF deed OF trust executed by John Clacker 10 tie
subscriber as trustee, dated 2Sd April: 1857, and
recorded in Henrico County Court Office. being
sell at auction at henrico Courthouse on WED
GESDAY the Sth day of January, that being
court day, at II o'clock N II fair II not. thenon
property conveyed in said deed, being a small
FARM OF FORTY-Tw0 ACHES, with plain but
comfortable improvements, occupied by said
Clacker, and formerly owned by Mr. w eidermeyer,
situated on the Quioocasin road about seven miles
west of Richmond. J.
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay expenses OF sale
and to pay off note for $3ou With Interest from
9TH December, credit as to 5000 until May, 1865.
and the balance upon terms to be made known at
the time Of sale credit payments to bear interest
P. w. GRUBBS, Trustee.
GRrBBs & WILLIAMS, Auctionsers. ja
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FURNITURE WANTED.-A gentle

FURNITURE WANTED.-A gentle-
Il man who is responsible desires to obtain
temporar ily-say for SIX twelve, or eighteen
months-the possession Of the following FURNI-
TURE, to be kept in his own private house and
family, where there are no children, and where it
would be taken to prevent injury. A liberal price
paid for the accommodation; Also, a guarantee
given against all damages. May hereafter be In
terms reasonable and accom- Jodatiug One set
genteel PARL0R FURNITURE, new or second
hand in good order two sets genteel CHAMBER
FURNITU RE, new or second hand, in good or
der, with hair and shuck mattresses, holsters. and
pillows. References given If desired Address,
through post office, L. q. a.,
Ia 2-ThS&M3t* Richmond, Va.
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SALE OF VAL.

v TABLE PROPERTY IN OHESTBRFIELD.-
AS special commissioner Of the Circuit Court of
the city OF Richmond, under decree pronounced
the 10th of november. 1867, in the suit Of krcher
against Webster and others, shall, on WE'D
on the first fair day thereafter, sell st public auc-
ton, on the premises, to the highest bidder, al
known as the "Bsllona Foundry and Arsenal, o
containing 227 ACRES more or less. with the build
ings and improvements thereon. for cash as to SO
much Of the purchase money as shall suffice to pay
the of the said suit and the expenses attend
ing the ssle including the commission OF the com.
missioner, and upon credit OF SIX twelve, and
eighteen months respectively for equal install
msnts o. the residue Of the said purchase money !;
the purchaser to execute bonds with good seem
ry for the said ipstalmsnts respectively, payable
to the commissioner, and the title OF the property
sold to be retained until the said bonds are July
paid Off
aching as commissioner. I shall sell only such
title Is vested In tho parties to said suit which,
DABNEY W. ARCHER,
de 23-2aw4w Commissioner.
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OFFICE VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD Co.,(
- RICHMOND, October |. 1857. I
VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD,

V On and after OCTOBER 1sr tha~Msil TTsin
will be run between Richmond and stanton
daily, except on Sunday, and on Sunday between
Richmond and Gordonsville. West OF Stanton
the Mail Train will leave for Covington on MON
DAYS, WEDNESDAYS, and FRIDAYS, and re.
turn alternate days.
Leave Richmond ...........-...........I la a. A.
Leave staunton for Covins:on.. .s:s I.
Leave Covington. . s:so a.
Freight Trains daily Except Sunday lssn
Richmond at P. M. and A. N.
THROUGH TICKETS sold TO al prominen!
points North and South, and to Lynchbug. Lex.
irgton, Harrisonburg, Lewisburg, and other pro-
minent points In the West.
AT Coyington, JAMES J. A. TRoTTER I BE9,
THEIRS STAGE LINE connscts with the Nall
Train for White Sulphur, Lewisburs, and Il.
nawha. Time from Richmond or Baltimore 70
Charleston, two and q half days.
At Stanton and Goshen, HARMAE CO.s
STAGE LIN Is connect with Mail Train for Lex.
ington daily Except Sundays), and passenger
20 through from Richmond or Baltimore sans
The Passenger Car heretofore attached 10
Freight Trains will be discontinued:
= %. 81 M. IGEG Il. D. WHITC0MB,
DOL ..s General Superintendent.
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By Cook s. Laughton, Auctioneers,
corner franklin and Governor streets

FURNITURE, BEDS, PAPER COL
E LARS, &C., AT AUCTI0N.-On TUESDAY
the 18th instant, at 10 O'clock, We will sell at GU
Several MAHOGANY AND WALNUT MARBLE
wALNUT JsaaY LIND BEpsTEADs,
MAHOGANY SOFAS AND CHAIRS,
GENTLE. CARD, AND SIDE TABLES,
OAK HAT BACKS,
NEW HAIR AND sHUCK MATTRESSES,
FEATHER BEDS AND PILLOWS,
TIN SAFES, LOUNGES,
LOOKING GLASSES. WASHSTANDS,
STAINED WARDROBES AND BEDSTEADS,
COOKING, PARLOR, AND OFFICE STOVES.
ALSO,
so dozen boxes PAPER COLLARS,
lot OF LINEN CUFFS, sc.
: COOK LAUGHTON,
la 6 Auctioneers.
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BLACK CAT DISAPPEARS IN foT, AM
AZ OJDoWoMAN FLIES UP A CH1MNEY.-A
Iady in ,Lockport, N. Y, had put on
cabbage to boil for dinner. Stepping Out
and returning, she observed sitting upor
the cover, of the pot which contained the
cabbage what appeared to be cat-and g
strange cat at that. She was at first
wonderstruck that cat should be in sc
strange q place, and she made for il
with broomstick, when, 10 without 9
SPIT OF meow, down it went through the
lid oflthe pot in a sort of now you see il
and now you don't" sort of way.
The old lady was transfxed with horror,
but, with womanly curiosity to learn what
became of that cat, she lifted the lid OF
the pot, when, 10 and behold! no cat was
to be seen but there, without any water,
and notwithstanding all the boiling and
heat, was the cabbage as fresh and hard as
when first plucked from its native stalk.
This was marvellous indeed, and how to
account for it she could not tell, nor could
anybody else, but that it was witch in
her favorite feline form was admitted by
all who heard the wonderful story. But
this is not all. aae,y, ~ snao saat t..aw
= C uCAG- dppCaAd VI euO So-UoANSA
of the arch-enemy was in the shape Of an
aged female, who few at the astonished
lady, and tearing her dress into ribbons,
went up the chimney or out of the keyhole,
leaving behind slight smell of sulphur,
and was seen no more.
The next visitation was a perfectly in
visible one !; the girl ironing had her iron
ing board knocked down, and on picking
it up the ironing sheet was in ribbons.
The house and neighborhood were in a
terrible state of aalarm-desh and blood
could stand this no longer-something
must be done-the witch must be exor-
cised. A man, supposed topossess super
natural powers, was sent for; he couldn't
lay this evil spirit, and at last accounts
the head Of the family had gone to Buffalo
for Medicine Man of more power to
come and lay this disturber of the family
quiet.
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SteO792e


FOR NEW YORK-OLD DOMINI ION
Il STEAMSHIP CoMPANY.-Ths sGEA
splendid oew sids-wheel steamships Sss-NH2
ALBEMARLE, SARATOGA, HAT EnEsTSGsM
TRRAs, NIAGARA, and Virginia. Gasss 1850
leave New York for Richmond direct every WED;
NBSDhY and SATURDAY. Leave Richmond
every TUESDAY and SATURDAY.
These, ships are entirely new, and were bull
expressly for this route. They have splendid
saloons and ssaterooms; and the fare, seoommo'
dations and attention, are unsurpassed.
Goods shipped by this line are landed regularly
at New York on the Company,s covered pier 81
North river, within forty eight hours. -g
Insurance effected at lowest rates when ordered
Freights for points beyond New York forwarded
with dispatch, and no charge made except for ae.
tuai expenses incurred.
The steamers for Charleston, Savannah, New
Orleans, and other southern ports, leave from the
adjoining pier Al goods for these points are
AassTs.-N. L. McCrsady. president, Greenwich
street. New York; Samuel Ayres & Go, Rich'
mond, Va; John West, City Point and Peters.
burg T. a. Webb, Norfolk, Va.
For freight or passage apply to
SAMUEL AYRES & CO., Agents,
ds4 corner Main and Eleventh streets.
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A GOVERNMENT INSPECTOR AND HIS
&C p ARTSER."-A Government inspector,
visiting a lunatic asylum, saw the medical
snnerintendent, and said Z" don't WISH TO
ro over the as YUM in the usual way, but
to mingle with the patients as II were an
officer, a surgeon, or even one OF .hein'
selves. By SO doing ! shall be better en-
abled to Judge of their intellectual. state
and of their progress in the direction OF
sanity" =.
"With pleasure" said the Doctor " it
is Saturday, and we usually have dance
on Saturday night. If you 60 into the
ballroom, as we call it, you will see them
dancing and talking without reserve"
"Would it be Objectionable if danced
with them ?" asked the official. t@
"Not at ALL" was the reply. -
The official walked into the ballroom,
and selecting the pretticst girl he saw tor
a partner, was soon keeping up a very AMI
mated conversation.
In the course of tho evening he SAID tc
the Doctor: "Do you know that girl IN
the white dress with the blue spots is a
very curious case. I've been talking to
her, and cannot, for the life and soul OF
me. discover in what direction her mental
malady lies. or course I saw at once she
was mad-saw it in the odd look OF her
eyes. She kept looking at me SO oddly.
/ asked her if she did not think she was wa
the Queen of England, or whether she had
been robbed of large fortune by the VOL
untcer movement, or Tilted by the Prlnce
of Wales, and tried to find out the cause
of lunacy;l but couldn't, she was TOO
artful." e az
"-Very likely" answered the -Doctor
uvou sec she is not patient; she is one
of the housemaids, and as sane as you
are.n7.3:7A Hs.a eTZs2A a. lsa -
Meantime; the pretty housema'd went
to All her fellow-servants, and said: :" Have
YOU seen the new patient! Hes Dee1
dancing ; with: me-, A fine, tall man, ano
beautiful 1owhskers ); but as MAD as q
March hare. He asked me II Wasnt
the Queen of England; if volunteer had
mt not robbed me Of large fortune; and whe
Their the Prince of Wales didn't want &c
marry mar IN me. He is mad: Isn't it pity ?
such o fine young man. CsAGrE
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BY Bowman Il Stroock, Auctioneers,
10. IL Fourteenth street, between Main and Cary.

BY Bowman Stroock, Auctioneers,
No. IL Fourteenth street. between Main and Cary.
AN ACCOUNT OF TH e HOLIDAYS,
W BOWMAN 4 sTRooCK. Anctioneers, have
postponed the sales Of the '4th and 3lst ultimo
until THURSDAY the 9th Of January, 1858, when
they will offer at heir auction rooms, No. Il
Fourteenth street, the largest and most desirable
stock that was ever offered in this market. con-
FuKsfsN and DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
LADIES' and GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
READY.MADE CLOTHING,
HATS, HOOPS,
WOOLLEN GOODS, &c.
ALSO,
very fine line of
Mems, Boys, Womens, Misses,, andiChildrens
BOOTS, SHOES, BROGANS, and BALMO-
RAILS,
TRUNKS, VAL1SHS, SC.
This being the last sale of this season, and wish
ing TO close out all consig would specially
call the attention OF IL trade to the same.
TERMS OF SALE All sums under 800, cash I'M
der $500, sixty days; over that amount, ninety
days' credit, with approved city endorsement.
LUNCH will be served.
BOWMAN & STROOCK,
"a A Auctioneers.
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RNjIrOG0S.
IN u e

DIG MOND AND DANVILLE
IL RAILROAD--CHANGE OF SCHEDULE &C,
and after SUNDAY the 5th day Of January lih
the passenger trains on this road will run rs fol-
lowY:a a,sHzts.i 81 .t,z..sless ..IsE-
Going west.-Leava Richmond daily a. s:lsl
NJ; arrive at Danvills daily at s:is p. III. leir.
Danville daily at 5:23 2. II. arrive at Greenboro
daily at s:l5 P. NJ
Goipg east Leave Greensboro daily at Sis 4
NJ. arrive at Danvilie daily at i:is a. d. leave
Danville daily at5:l0 A. II, arrive at Richmond
daily at 5:40P. N. 4" A.s'-
Trains connect at Burkeville with trains on the
Southside road for Lynchburg, Bristol Knoxville,
ETC., etc. Connect at Greensboro with trains on
North Carolina raj road for Charlotte. Columbia,
f'.- THOMAS DODAmEAD,
Ia & E.N.-...a Superutsndent
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nor SALE, the well~known and
E elegant TOBACCO EXCHANGE RgsTAU-
RANT, now occupied by Mr.. Charles FL. Fitzpat-
rick, with all the furniture and fxturas and three
frst-rate bowling alleys attached, with PINS and
baIls IL Is one Of the hest stands in the city.
Every convenience for restaurant and bar Ia 81.
tached. Apply on the promises TO .,...,f
do al-IW CHARLES d. klTLfArBtrh.
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VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Y On and after MOSDAY, December 10, 1857
an ACOOMMODATION PAssEE GEE TRAlS will
be run between Richmond and Gordonsvills lex
cept on Sundays), leaving Richmond Ut &@P
NJ. and arriving at $50 A. N.
By this train passengers between Lynchburg
Washington, 30, and Richmond connect In both
directions with the night trains on the Orange and
Alexandria railroad. II. d. WHlTCoMB,
de- II General Superintendent
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Aalcto,e Sazes.
By Cook & Laughton, Auetionssr..
corner Of franklin xnd Governor s,ya...
TRUST SALE OF STEAM Ene,s
FUTURE DAY.

iTiRTJsT SALE OF STEAM Era,,~
: l. MULES, MACHINERY ~CoLLIRRa saa
AC:, &u., AT AUCTE0H.-By consent :, sooLs'
inter seted in the execution OF dsed OF tJu. n,s
tho 1sth day Of Jnne, Bs7, and OF rseayJ SSiu.i
Clerks oface- OF the county Of Chsstsrs. ~ u.
decd book No. %, page IS, a. 'trusisa ~ Ia
deed snd as attorney In fact for Chair. a. AZ
shire, william .Whitshouss. and Morton I. hsses.
len. the undersigned Will Offer for ssIs ~ Pa.
auction, commencing at Il N. on the is,s gasi.
January, 1883, at the coal mines knowna alJ q
Cunnfs Pits, In said county Of Chesters.n,. u,
Coalfeld station, on the Riehnond and hsHa, Y
railroad, all The MACHINERY OF evs,1 SSa.aavil,
ton lats!y used In raising Goals from .ase'
consisting Of tratn-ways, gins, carts, biasf "a
tools, ropes, re-, &c. also, good Null n
tuting the eqnipuent OF said pits. And on u.
lowing day, the 10th Of January, 1883 AZ IL ls
be sold at the shed near the Manchsstsr r YIN
factofy, In the town Of Manchester, ,iLDHfa
| STEAM ENGINE Of about twenty horss ns,sI,
At the same time that the tools and Sxtu,ss I've.
plts are offered for sale. the unex piYed 49,
terested, also offered. 70 persons now RA, . ID.
or who may desire 10 engage In the businsss ga
raising coal, or who are In want OF the aboy. x
scr1ptlon OF property, this sale affords the b.,
portuntty for purchase thst will probable ~ ".
for some tims. Sale on both days 70 eona.n s':,
The terms OF sale will be liberal. ana rn,
made known at time OF Gale. -. - 'M u
EDWARD 7 CANNON
Trustes and attorney In fact for HaurS,,.
Whiteh ouse T. 90. ..sa II. = F4Hs,
de Jon. W&PtloJan- dtJ Snl6
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Sir Walter Scott, meeting an Irish beg
gar in the street, who importuned him for
a sixpence, the great unknown, not having
one,. gave him shilling, adding with a
laugh, Mind, now, sir, you owe me a six
pence" Och, sure enough" said the beg
gar, and God grant you life till I pay
you." ~. ,e,.
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HANDSOME BUILDING LOT ON
lit MARSHALL STREET FOR SALE AT AUC-
TION-Immediately after the above sale-say at
half past O'Clock =. we will sell, on the pre-
misses the lot situated above, fronting ~ feet
on Marsh all street, near Darlington, and running
back $50 feet to an alley in common.
TERMS: At sale.
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS,
ia AuctfOne0rS.
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a2 By Grubbs & williams, Auctioneers,
Northwest corner Main and Eleventh streets.
BY Grubbs & Williams. Auetionsers,
Eorthwest cornor OF Main snd Eleventh steSts

AN EXCELLENT FRAME Dwell
IA LING, WITH RIG9T ROOMS, ON MAR
SHALL STRBRT BETWEEN SMITH AND HENRY,
FOR SALE AT AUCrION.-We will sell at auc.
ton. on the premises, on WEDN ESDAY, the Sth
Of January, 1858, at o'clock P. a.. the excellent
frame dwelling located as abose described, and
now occupied by Messrs. Gardner and Prosser. II
has six large and two email rooms The lot fronts
q feet street. and back l53 feet to
an alley 1e feet wide. A
TERMS: One. fourth cash the balance at four,
eight, and twelve months for neg oiable notes,
interest added, secured by q trust deed.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
ia3 Auaiopeera.
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GRURISS 81 w I'LL AMS, auCllOn6eIS.

CHERIFF'S SALE.-Will be sold at
= publtc auction, to the highest bidder, at Glen
denins's Distillery formerly Ampthill Millsl, on
THURSDAY, January 10th, 1858, at 10 O'Clock A.
boiler and pipes, one donkey engine and pipes,
Twelve large fermentsrs, one large bser tub one
copper beer pump and fixtures, two large mash
tubs, two double rs and pipes line of shafting, two
rec ivers, two water tanks, ono atlll and copper
worm, one patent box for condensing, two yeast
tubs large 10. of iron and copper pipe, and the
entire fixtures OF distillery, or SO much Of the
same as will satisfy license fax, distress warrant
in favor of b. Darlington Watkins. and ecutious
in favor of Arnold Fiske 4 Co., Faherty Nc
Laughlan, IN my hands against A. Clendening.
JOSEPH b. YADEN, Deputy Sheriff
Chesterfield county, Va.
Chesterfield county, January 4 1868. ia Std
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SCHOOL WANTED.-A middle-aged
~ Virginian- unmarried desires SCHOOL. He
has unexceptionable testimonials from former
patrons, pupils, and professors of the University
Of Virginia, as to character and qualifications to
teach English, French, German, Anglo-saxon,
Latin, Creek, maths matics, book keeping, and
can give instructions III Italian and Spanish. Ad-
dress, stating terms, number OF pupils, &C., G. B.,
Hicksford, Greensviils county, Va.
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FOR PALATKA. FLA, sAyANa
Il Nah, GA, VA FgRNANDIEA,A seS1a a
JACKSONVILLE, PICOLATA, An D ESssE74kss&Z
ALL IANDINGs on THk ST. sa;s1assii2
J0HR's RIVER.-The splendid Ill'E9E
re STEAMER DICTATOR" zsztN5 :
80 ,0ee tons burthsn,
Captain LOUIS M. CoxsrrsR,
will sail from Middle Atlantic wharf, CHARLESTON,
B. O., for the above places every TUESDAf
NIGHT at o'clock, connecting with the Georgia
Central railroad ut Savannah for Aobile and Raw
Orleans. - t l4 5E& H&
For freight or passage apply 20
- J. II. AKIN & CO.. Agents.,
&C al-am Charleston, 3. c.
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RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILsoAp
.sIh s3 RICHMOND. VA. Ausust ~ i''''
.AN AND AFTER the 30th' aiis ,.,,,
Oths TRAINS ON THIS RoAD w'' ~
EXPRESS TRAIN daily tsxcsp: AondaJ'l
THROUGH NAIL daily at i:4aP. y. I'm, ,.I.
FREIGHT and ACC0MkoDATIoa dsh'
sept Sundsysl Ct Is +. d. .,,s trslrt
a. far south Us Augusta, Ga, and ~
WITH trains Of the Sonthslde railway. oc,
Tha I:so p NJ Train makes close and W., "a. y
nsetions with trains for all points soasa ~
IA Is P. u. train connects At Pstsrsbars W.
Trains leave Petersburg for Richmond sss
p1ssas!ss I 9fie and and ssssccoanoDATIoa daily ~
esP! sgpdsy) q ~, - A. an. \; =. ,.,oaa. "A
THROUGH NAIL daily tsxssps saaaN
P. II. .hrcuss
fshs 70 Ho'soiA' K. ii. GILL;,
.as Engineer aud snpsflntena''~
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EOR NORFOLK. PORTSMOUTH,
Jsn Aap n NJ LAEpIFSs OK OK 3MIs,a
CANT steamer JOHN sYLvKsTBR. IL -
CAPTAIN z. @. GIsFoAps
ls&ves her wharf st Rockets for khoYt.n1meG
places on MONDAY, "WEDNESDAY. and FRIDAY
st $50 O'Clock 4. NJ, and return on Tuesday,
PAssENGERs arrive q. NORFOLK IN time 10
eonnsst With steamers for BALTIMORE and
POINTS NORTH.
on arrival OF STBA MER.
Fare to Norfolk, % so.
received up to P. N. ally for BOSTON, BALTI-
MORE, principal LAHDIHGS ON CHESAPEAKE
BAY, and all LANDINGS ON JAMES RIVER 8,
reasonable rates. s,ss5.g.ssl a,gs
Freight for way landings must be repaid.
Letters entrusted to parser OF steamer must b
enclosed In GovesYnssS stamped envelope.
Apply to Z. b. TATUM, Agent. +
f. S-ss 0Mss. Steamers wharf.
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csn REWARD.-Escaped from the
SCU iail of Amelia comfy on the night Of the
2Sth December, 1857 THOMAS J.SIMPS0N alias
s. n, SIMPSON. will give the above reward for
his delivery to me st Amelia Courthouse. or $2s II
lodged in any Jail In the State. Simpson is about
Thirty Ave years Of age, stoIt built, i've feettsn
eleven inches high, light complexion, hair light,
inclined to red or auburn, ona eye little crossed
or cooked had on VIII en- he left a gray coat with
metal hu,tcns, rants not recoilected, no shoes.
JOHN A. GRAVES,
jal-5!# Acting Jailor Amelia county.
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SAMUEL AYRES s. CO., Agents,
ds4 corner Main and Eleventh streets

PHILADELPHIA, NOM.
Z AND NORFOLK STEAMSHIP &sA
,LINB.-Steamers NORFOLK and >SEYTeM
ALEXANDRIA, composing this SEkEMS&&
line, will leave Philadslphfa every
SATURDAY, and Richmond every FRIDAY sitgS.
nately.
Freight taken for NORFOLK, also for CHARLES
TON, SAVANNAH, and NEW ORLEANS, and
bills OF lading signed through.
Passage to PhiIadelphia, including meals and
statsroom, $40. W. p. PORTER. Agent.
oc Sits Once No. 24tS on the Dock.
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Tbe United Fire Company-The Bridge across
PuadfnR Creek-neUro shot--sherin La ,un.,
q recovered sailor Beaten General NInhonc'
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CITUATION WANTED BY YOUNG
~ MAN who has some experience In business,
having been deputy sheriff for several years.
References given as to moral and industrial habits.
Salary no OBJECT. Address n W. B., Hanover
Courthouse, Va, until 18th January, 1858.
de l9-eod3wx
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GAIT, SALT, sALI-pRlnssrEaEiss sros
RslnlsIaakr Ia fail blssshed sasks, p sT I'll a.
Bertha Temple. from Liverpool % Ssy WIZ rS' 81
rect, aow daily expected, ier ssis rTSRnY co.
1 ia i--eoltsoshJ o. y.
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BY Grubbs s. Williams, Auctioneers,
Northwest corner Main and Eleventh streets.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOT. ON
Y LOMBARD ALLEY BETWEEN THIRTEENTH
AND FOURTEENTH STREETS, FOR SALE AT
AUCTION.-Wo will sell at auction, on the pre-.
misses, on THURSDAY the 9tn of January, at 4
O'Clock P. NJ, the valuable BUILDING LOT on
Lombard alley near Thirteenth street: 1t fronts
20 feet and runs back 80 feet. Being in the very
centre of business, and on wide alley, 1t Is suit
able for the erection OF small dwelling or
factory.
ias GRMRRS s. WILLIAMS, Aucttoneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-01-06

.SMALL FARM AND WOOD LAND
- SIX AND A HALF MILES NORTH OF
RICHMOND, 3 Bah TO THE FREDERTCKSBUBG
RAILR0AD, OF Ito ACRES, FOR sALB.-We AZ.
authorized to sell the above little FARM forms,T
owned by Mr.. Charles Phillips, now occupied b.
Mr.. James Euoank, containing LILO acres, OF Whish
nal and second growth OF pine aud oak. estimated
to cut 600 cords OF wood On the place Is 4 small
dwelling containing four rooms. stable. &c and
well OF pure water. A bargain will be sold
ia a 81 HARRISON, 6oDDIN 4 APPERs0g.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-01-06
OUR NORFOLK IErTER.

correspondence Il the Richmond Dispatch.