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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-09-11
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THE BULL AND THE LOCOMOTIVE.

HE BULL AND THE LOCOMOTIVE.
In sort Of moody madness
Roamed he o'er the grassy plain
Halt in anger, half in s,dus',
Tuesed his bushy tail and maine.
Was he yet the meadows monarch
OF the pasture still the king!
And he raised his head SO lurdly-
Gave his tail wider swing.
Was he not acknowledged chieiiain
OF the horned drove of cattle
Was he not the tried and trusted
In each bovine field OF battle
Was he no, the loved aud chosen
OF the milch kine's fairest queen
Was he no, the admiration
OF each bull.calf on the green
II was true, and we'll he knew IL;
Who his claim would dare dispute
Dearly, dearly should he rue il,
Be he long or short horned brute.
What, then, mean, this daring stranger,
Who, with breath OF smoke and flame,
Spou,ing fear and breathing danger,
Through the meadows rushing came
True, the in,ruder's limbs were welsh'y,
And he seemed thing OF might;
True, he might be very dangerous
II he showed wish to fight.
But he blowed too much and loudly
To he willing for lark,
And the bull repeated proudly,
"Bi,,ing dogs do never bark;
"And swear by fair Europa,
When the stranger comes again
Rushing through the verdant pasture,
Steaning wild across the plain
will call my herd 10 battle,
Boldly cross the monsters track
Either we shall be gone cattle,
Or we'll drive him, frightened back
See! after the locomotive
Whirling DER the fragrant mead,
And he nears the very meadow
Where, heneaih the gallant lead
OF their monarch true and valiant,
Stand the tawny, horned crowd;
Naueh, he heeds Them, bu, the bell rings
And he whistles very loud.
From his pent.up breast escaping
Shrieked the steam-a dismal cough;
Frightened was the herd OF bu'locks,
And they madly scampered Off
And but one, and he, courageous,
Nausht but death can force 10 yield:
He will conquer, or, as beef.meai,
You shall bea! him from the field.
There he stands. and waits the coming
OF his foe who draweih near:
Roars he with triumphant fury,
From breast that knows no fear.
Sticks he down his noble frontlet,
With considerable vim
Butt! he takes the locomotive,
Butt the locomotive him.
Need tell who most did suffer g
Need | speak the bulluck's fate
Widowed cows, with ceaseiess lowing,
Will the horrid tale relate.
In the flashing Of the tightening
In the twinkling Of a thought
He, the thief OF COW affections,
By the cow.catcher was caught,
Sat farmer on the rail-car,
Saw the bullock's fatal stroke
Saw him fall across the sleepers,
Knew his gallant neck was broke;
Saw his form in fragments lying
As he sadly gazed at them,
Quo,h he, 81 admire your courage,
Bu. your prudence condemn"
MORAL.
Young men all, when you are angered-
Deem a rivals in your path
Find yourself forgotten, sighted
Think there's little use in wrath.
If you're wise, you'll grin aud bear it,
Howe'er vilely wronged you are;
Meier, on any provocation,
Butt against a railroad car
Ivan.
louisville Democrat.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-09-11
LIGHTNING RODS.

A FTER many years close investigation and
N numerous experiments the Patentce takes
pleasure in informing the public that he has arri-
we'd at the true principle of protecting families,
dwellings and property from the destructive infu-
ence of LIGHTNING. The calamities that
every City, Town, Village and Country falls VIC
tim to annually, through the gross negligence of
its inhabitants, is beyond calculation, especially
when the remedy is easy to obtain-this is
fo,nJ IN
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-09-11
ARNIETAGE,S
Patent Magnetic lightning Rods,

Patent Magnetic lightning Rods,
and in this alone. This Rod has been examined
hy the most solent! 'icmen IN the world
Professors M'Murtr IH. sa1, Wallor and ma
nv others that have nrn hem, recommend
and speak of them in b '"cms of aPpro.
hati W. and have pfca.u.e.H .,.I the only safe
rods " VS. . '... tr gag, other country for the
projection Q. ...,. ID Properly. One advan-
age is to jviue and throw back part OF the cleo
trio fluid harmless to the clouds in time of a
stroke this enables the rod To conduct that portion
of fluid that belongs 'arth without the
slightest danger of lcaNl 'H"'""'nr. This
rod has many other All, IA. ..... .., oh one.
The only place of manuia,,.-r- BE
Vine St. doors dborc l-'s Philadelphia,
where all persons are respectfully invited to call
and examine for themselves. For sale Whole
sale or Retail by
THOMAS ARMITAGE.
IY7 The only authorized Agent for the Coun-
ties of Union, Junata, Milflin, Clinton, Lycom-
ing, Northumberland, Montour, Columbia, Lu-
zerne, is SAMUEL HOOVER,
Hartlcton Union eon1ty, Pa.
Orders and letters addressed (rost pditD 10 Mr..
Hoover, will be promptly attended TO.
MAY s, 1852. Am.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-09-11

PATENT NECLG-1TE & =.
Green's Oxygenated Bitter, price reduced
CID Jacob Townsends Sarsaparila.
Bakers Sarsaparilla.
Swayne's syrup of Wild Cherry.
Swayne's Vermiluge
Ayres Cherry Pectoral
DR.. brakes Panacea.
DIR. Cullen's do
Tibbits Pain Killer
DR.. Hoohands German Bitters'
Indian Vegetable Pills
Horse and Cattle Medicines
For sale by HENRY MASSER.
Sunhury, July Ia, 1919.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-09-11
500 BOOK AGENTS WANTED.

A NY good, active and intelligent man,
a with small capital Of from $50 TO
sloo, can make large profits by engaging IN
the sale Of the following
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-09-11

SMITHs ESSENCE OF JAMAICA GIN.
- GER, fresh supply just received, and for
sale by ii. B. MASsER
Sunbury, Jan. 10, 1852.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-09-11
The Reu. d. COHRANE, distinguished
Clernmnlnn of The Ennlish Chmrch

writes the Proprietor from Montreal that che has been
cured Of severe ashmatc Affection by Cherry pectora"
His letter full length, may be und i'll Circular, to
be had of the Agent and is worth the attention Of asth
matte patients.
This letter as from the pell known Druggist
al Hillsddlc, Michigan, one Of the largest deal
ers in the State; and this case is from has own
observation.
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Valuable

Sunbury, Jan. IS, ISL
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r. MORRIS & co.
SUCCESSORS OF d. PAINE & co.,
Manners of Lotteries.

MORE BRILLIANT PRIZES AT PURCELL'S
TWENTY THOUSAND SOLD:
Drawn Nos Maryland Consolidated, Class47, drawn
August 22ud:
= IS IL as rs 80 l 50 80 IS 10 70 81.
Whole 5 IL 25, the capital Of S2O,O0O,
sold and paid at sight by PURCELL.
FORTY THOUSAND DOLLARS!
Drawn Nos Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass q,
drawn August %:
25 SO 40 46 A 80 l &c 9 13 Is % 43 80 81 26
10 81.
Whole 25 40 So, the grand capital of S4O,-
900 returned from this agency by PURCELL for
the want of purchaser.
FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS!
Drawn Nos Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class N,
drawn June 18th:
81 "a 6 II 7 9 Al IS 81 Is 81 Sc 81 81 80 81
SO.
Whole 8 "a 81, the grand capital of $780,
900 returned to the Managers for the want of a
purchaser.
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A STOUNDING EFFE CTS. !-THE
"A WHOLE AFFLICTED WORLD READfL-
z, LADY RESTORED AFTER TWO YEARS.

-. NORFOLK. Dec. 8, 1851.
Messrs- Mortimer & Mowbray-Hampton's vego.
taoie ilncmre Is certainly working miraculous re-
sus mere IN inc way OF cures but there to be-
omoence ON me part OF those cured to give certk
ncate, wMcl, IN Jusuce to the afflicted, should not
exist I couid mennon a dozen cases of importance
m wnicn II mas seen successful IN curing the worst
KIND OF diseases but It appears to cure them 90 easily
andis enecs are 80 magical they do not appear to b
ape 70 Ieanze H. 'nougn 'ney are perfectly sats6ed
they are cured
1 VIM mennon TWO cases wnicn nave lately CONS
under my nonce. lazy VINO had been confined 10
her ped for perween one ana TWO years and on whom
the doctors had been attending during that time, with
out any success was INDUCED 10 Try the lncfure and
AFTER taxing one potue sne was enaoied 70 ST up m
her bed and aiter taxing tne second bottle she was
enabled to be up stirring about her house thing
she had not done tor TWO years az was informedby
her husband VINO called ON me- perfect ecstacy ana
and said he had at last found the much needed panace
think ne WIN furnish you with cernncafe OF the
strongest character.
Another gentleman informed me that ne had avery
valuable negro woman SO TAR gone by disease that hs
would nave taKen aohais iof net, Dut NE
hrst bottle was 90 enecnye hat ne let confident OF
perfect cure. Tours Respectfully
= moNH rUiiN q HATHAWAY.
FROM whose oase 70 Ine Top siand oot IN pole
ienei tne names on our own clIizens VINO nsye
Deen RESTORED 10 nesLn ~ nsnPsous segeIsos
IN f ar .,en, ,h , IMAM
OUT H OF every tweasy wno Wy II H.
we hIve IJ,unoses ao ILL no1 G msny c sys
ana n, ,;non, lu ~
~ Era,ot sr,,hI;c M To- c,rea - pS.,,
,;s,n eff , years stard;nc-aiso one tror, Rohe,e
Can,t Rbenynatism vaaTs M oidbar, RsIs
Cnstom Honse dreadfnl ease Of Dysneneis. ana
from hundreds of others. An must admit there
never has heen such nnass of testimony given IN
favor of anv other medicines which il 40 nleasant
and taken in such small Quantities.
GreI1er yyeipht of Testimnrv c.u~ar ~
Given. -
Mr.J. BOIJSH Sir. While am in genera, On
| posed TO Patent Medicines. candor compel me q
state that have great confidence in the vir,ues 81
Mornson,s Vegesah HE Tincture For sever-
al months mast have nsed il IN INV family. and n
dysnensia loss OF annette. dizziness and general
dshil;tv With entire Success so far m INV erne.
Renee extends Therefore. take nleasur in recon-.
mendins II to the afiicted as q safe and ee6e;c.t
remedy am resnectfnllv yonrs.
VERNON ESKRIDGE
| Chan,o;o n . Na-
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Correspond ence of the Daily Dispatch.
NEW YORK, Thursday Jan. %

The Counsel for Mrs. Forest, MIR. O'Conor.
opened to-day in an able address upon the
merits OF the case, and without concluding his
speech the Court adjourned. MIR. Van Buren,
made yesterday what is termed mistake, in
lnPutng uDfairness to the Court, but the
Court took 1t up and rebuked the Counsel,
who thereupon apologized. 1t is a mooted
question, however, whether this move on John
Van Buren's part was not intentional, and was
intended to nave its effect upon the Jury.
To-day, he ice-bridge again formed in the
Last river. People crossed over on foot, unde-
TERED by the narrow escape of the previous
day.
Wall street is up to-day the favorite stock
being Erie.
The Ii Dorado sailed to-day for Chagres
with the mails and large number of passen-
gers.
We are without any local news Of interest
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AUCTION SALES.


q. 49,
nNyTHURSDAY MKT. the 2ofb insk a
~ l0 o'clock, We viii cell at Auction. & The new
store, No. ISL Main street. nearly opposite fhe ~
change Bank large and msgnik cent stock 81 the
most elegant and costly Fancy Goods and House.
Aeepang articles, comprising much that taste and
srss nave produced the past year In the manufsc.
soIies q Europe; many Of them are duplicates Of
srrcies exhinited In the World's Fair.
ne s..e Wal consist IN part Of Rich Bohemian
sn ~ teninsn Glssa, from the Royal Manufacturer
q Prague and Venice. consisting Of Gothic Vases.
Antique Vases with Dolphins, Wine sets. GobIefs'
Pocals, Punch Bowls, Clarets, Pitchers. 70.
Also-Heavy English Crystal Cut and engraved
Glass Ware, consisting Of Decapters. Wines.
Tumblers Champaignes, &C. =
Also Rich decorated French China re. set.
tste tote Coffee Cups, Magnificent Egg Nosr
Bowls, &c. oes
Also-Terra Gotta and Antique Ware c.n;..
from Pompei and Herculaneum
Also.-An entire invoice of Rosewood and Pa.
pier Machie Tables, Boxes, Dressing Cases, Desks
&C.. Paarl Inlaid and Silver mounted.
Also.--An invoice of Lamps and Girandoles, Of
entire new styles.
Goods viii be open for examination on wednes
day next, the 26th inst.
Terms cash on delivery.
DUNLOP, MONCURE & CO,
In Oft Auctioueers.
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LADIES, Do YOU HEAR

MTHATF-5UU Pairs more OF those aS
beautiful Caters at 81 so; $50 Pairs of neat
- and good Chamber Slippers at so cents /;
Buskins. Jenny Linds. and Fine Slippers at 81, 90
Misses, Youths, Chdrens' and Servants Shoes;
Youths Patent Lea. Caters and Dancing Pumps,
and great variety of seasonable and fashionable
goods, at the large, pleasant and cheap store OF
WHITE a. PAGE,
ia II 10 Main street
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REWARD OF 5000 DOLLARS !

THE information which we now have from the
l. Portsmouth Office of the Bank Of Virginia,
gives the whole amount of the money stolen
Sixty Six Thousand Three Hundred and Seven
Dollars and the particuarsto be nearly follows:
American Gold Conn., 1882
Notes of other Banks in Virginia about. 5000
Notes of North Carolina Banks AIS
Portsmouth Office Notes in 500 notes. -. 1a 900
Observation-Disclosures. so do ... 1900
Do of other denominations, about. 3 500
There being at the time of the robbery only
eleven notes of the denomination of Slc0 in circu
lation, the ho'd ers requested to present them
for redemption.
The Board of Directors at Portsmouth have
adopted resolution that notes of the denomna-
ton of 500 will hereafter only be redeemed upon
satisfactory evidence that they were not of those
stolen.
Of notes of the denomination of $50 there are
only forty six lawfully in circulation and of those
stolen there are one hundred and fifty -four.
Care on the part of the public in receiving money
of suspicious persons, must lead to recovery and
the apprehension of the robbers
The above reward will be paid for the recovery
of the loss, or proportionaly for what may DO re-
covered by the Bank here, the Branch in Ports
mouth as application may be made under either
advertisement, limiting the reward of course to
sum.
By order of the Board Of Directors
ia 2A-ts SAMUEL MARX Cashier
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THE LATEST NEWS.
THE MAILS.

asst amount of mail matter was received
Past Office here yesterday. twas con-
81 "I +, ,be overland route from Washington
''' r.sdericksburg, in str wagons. But little
" We was brough, by the papers
~ The moderate weather now prevailing VIII
.oshle the Powhatan to renew her trips
a, the Potomac.
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Cot. PAYNE TODD died in Washington last
weak al the age Of about seyenty-two. He was
The son of the late Mrs. Madison, and was, for
some time, .he private Secretary Of President
hiatlson, and subsequently was Secretary of
Legation OF The United States Commissioners,
"hen the treaty OF Client was concluded.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-01-27

ne ChriStjqaa Ptis0ners-BHs IGNORED
LANCASTER, Jan. 23.-The bills found by
the gahd jury against the Chrisriana prisoners
lof murder aad riot have been ignored, and The
Prisoners discharged.
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Trial of The Syracuse Rjoters.

SYRACUSE, Jan. 23.-The trial of the par
lies charged With participating lin the negro
not last fail. has been postponed until Mon
day next.
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VALUABLE FARM ON THE WEST.
HAM PLANK ROAD, MILES WEST OF

RICHMOND will be sold on WEDNESDAY,, the
2sth January, 1852, upon the premises, commen-
cling at O'clock if fair if not the next fair day,
the valuable Farm (owned by Messrs. ]. 6. and h.
c. Cabell) situated in the county of Henrico, on
the Plank Road, containing 100 acres, together
with oil the buildings thereon consisting OF dwell
ling Suitable for small family excellent Kitchen
ment and ia well enclosed. The owners not being
able to devote their time to the management Of tne
Farm, have determined to dispose Ct i by auction.
The is equal 'S any u the sapm
ahsi one 10 ride to the city in halt hour, upon
the most delightful road in the county
TEams.-One.third cash; balance at l and
wears Tor bonds or notes bearing interest," secured
oy tx Husl 1e w. GoDDIN. Auctr.
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Dcstractlre Fire M Ds,yoit

ItstfACtlcc Elre az DetrOu
,DiEFAoIT, jan. 23d.-a'he carpenter shop of the
.alc;l'sa' Rail Read Co. was dis covered to be on
lif between of'e and two O'Clock this morning and
'ae flames could be arrested. large amount
" .1ih'Tr was destroyed. Loss $50 600
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"A good life of this remarkable nan has long
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BY J. Il. d. PAYNE-SALESMAN.
WILL be sold on THURSDAY, the goth inst.
w at 10 O'Clock, at the late residence of s. s.
Saunders decd, on Cypress Alley, near Mayo
street, the whole of Mrs. Eliza Saunders House.
hold Furniture, with the exception OF a'few arti-
cles, consisting of the usual variety. Also, one
Negro Man. Terms at sale.
in % w GOnnIN
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GREGORY a. NlAURY,
Successor to j. w. Maury i Co., Mana.
gers.
No. l, City Hotel.
- The Prize OF sol 500 sent to this Agency
Drawn Nos Kentucky Lottery, Glass b:
40 9 "a 90 81 80 so IA 6 70 AZ
Ticket (share) Nos. 9 40 "a, worth Sol, 500 sent
to John d. Gordon OF Norfolk, Va
Lottery for To-Day, Jan. 81, 1852
Kentucky, Glass No 81. rs numbers, IA
drawn. Capitals: S2l 800, 3 Prizes Of 1000, 10 of
5000, &c, &C. Tickets So ia 81
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DA ~

FUTURE DAFes -
ny JOHN =. q. PAHNE, sAIssi.as.
A LARGE CWLLECTI0N or HANp-
sold. on MONDAY, the End dsy OF February. q 10
o'clock Ut the residences of James II Gray, on the
corner OF Franklin and 2nd streets, his Household
and Kitchen Furniture, consisting Of the usual va
Tsans.- Same over $50, months' credit; under
so, cash. Credit payments secured BY negotiable
1sa7sds w. GoDDIN.
BT ALEX. MOTT = co.
GENIE Ell HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
~ TURE, AT AUCTION.-On next FRIDAY, the
Both inst commencing at 10 o'clock, we shall pro.
coed to seH at public auction, at the residence of
Mr.. George l.. Betty. on Franklin street, doors
below Trinity Church, who 10 declining housekeep.
ing. all his Household and Kitchen Furniture con.
sistinR, In part, ss follows:
Mahogany Wardrobes and China Press,
Sofas, Wash stands,
Dining and Tea-Tables,
Cane and Winusor Chairs,
beds, Bedsteads and Bedding.
Three Carpets and Floor Oil Cloth,
China and Glass Ware,
very excellent Piano,
large Cooking Stove,
Together with large collection of KissASD Fur.
nituFe, &c.
Immediately after the sale of Furniture, we will
the LIST OF next September.
jazz ALEX. MOTT & co, Aucers.
~ OIL G E.-The subscribers, intending 70
! change their present business earnestly re.
quest those indebted to them to make immediate
payment, and all accounts due on the LIST January
not paid by the 5th of February next will be placed
In the hands of an officer for collection. We win
sell our stock until that time at and below cost If
NOT disposed of by the 5th of February the balance
otthe stock on hand will be sold at auction IN
MONDAY, the OH of February.
KARR & BROTHER,
Opposite Virginia Banks.
Sale to be conducted by
ia a6-9t" ALEX MOTT & co, Auct'rs.
GALE OF A BREWERY IN THE CITY OF
~ RICHMOND.-By virtue of deed of trust ex.
ecuted to me by Messrs. Schwabe & Co. and duly
recorded in the office of the Clerk of the Hastings
Court of the city of Richmond, / shall offer for
sale. priuately the BREWERY at Bacon Quarter
Branch, with all the fixtures thereto belonging
Any person wishing to engage in the said business,
will find the terms of sale very accommodating
Should the property not be disposed of on or be
fore the oath OF this month, at private sale it will
be offered to the highest bidder at public auction
| ON that day at IL o'clock, NJ. The establishment
| is said to be in very complete order. :.
if desired, sell the same to any one who may pur
| chase the above Brewery and fixtures.
T. P. AUGUST,
| ja9-3tawtd* Trustee.
| Sale conducted by
ia % ALEX. MOTT g. CO., Aucts.
| POSTPONEMENT-T above sale is posi-
poned unit! FRIDAY, the 9th February, at 1
| O'Clock, when it will positively take place.
| ia % ALEX. MOTT e. CO., Aucts.
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OMNIBUsEs will CARY

NfAYLOR'S OMNIB u ES wiii carry
IN YOU from almost any part Of the city In which
YOU may reside. to the Daguerrean Gallery OF
MINIS g. WATSON, for ST cents, and Minnis
s. Wataon will take your Daguerreoype IN "a
suu, OF Oil So, and from that up to Sl5 according
to size Of picture, and style Of case, frame locket
Sc, in which you may lave It placed. They are
sure to render you satisfaction e. IN never aow
Won 10 take likeness from their Gallery unie.s
Won are perfectly pleased with the same An equi.
yalent for the amount received 10 their motto ne
member, their Galleries may be found at 35A Main
street, Richmond, and Sycamore street Te rev,
burg Va. 7. .
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STATHA-M'S LOTTERY OFFICE,
WALL STREET, UNDER CITY HOTEL,
(Chalk's old stand0

WALL STREET, UNDER CITY HOTEL,
(Chaks old stand.)
Drawn Nos. Grand Consolidated, Class 5, Jan "a !:
~ II 80 30 Sc 6o 45 Sc SO Is "A IS.
For This Day.-Bel Air, Glass 4-Capitals :
Sl6,3l2, 90 OF 5000, 10 of 1900 10 of750. IS num-
bers, IL drawn Tickets S..
Also, Small Fry. Tickets ST.
ja2 w H. STATHAM
HOUSE SERVANT VANTED.-l wish
l. TO purchase, woman OF good character and
disposition, who is good chamber maid and house
servant JOSEPH ALLEN.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-01-27

THE AMERICA AT BOSTON.
BosToN, Jan. &c.
The America is coming up, but is not in
time for the mails going South. Her mails
will be sent off tomorrow.