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t. Yoa Unst not be pfejad1ced, bae
i've then : t1lal e. 49, @ CAOLERA
MORBU9 ana 1UmM98 COMPLAINTS.
These snnoyns end s.sgs,cs. disssss. ore bseom
checxed often destroy the eonstitution. and not
frequently die itself Az sure and speedy cure
we know Of no remedy equal to that universally
popular m. dicine, BAKERS PREMIUM
to give 1t trial. As preventive TO indigestion,
and corrector and purifier of the Stomach, these
Bftters are unsurpassed. Every family should
keep few bottles on hand.
To be had in Richmond at the Drug Stores OF
A. BODEKER, ADIE a. GRAY, BENNETT d
BEERS, PURCELL, LADD & CO., and GAYNOh
& WOOD, Main street; Ii. BLAIR, WIN. r. LADD
and sEABROOK T. REEVE, Shockoe Hill, CHAS.
MILLSPk UGH, and THOMAS 4 MCCARTHY.
T Widow of Commodore Thompson.
Thousands Of Ladies Bear the same
tify that have been afflicted with en- affection OF
the liver for some years, and great debility OF all
my bodily organs, loss OF aPpente, sno subject TO
apoplexy OF the brain, violent neaoache and sffec
ton of The nervous sly stem, which affected the eyes
so much that | could with difficulty discern the
features of any person. unless very near, and lool.
Ing n6ily .heE1 for some time At the instance
vi u friend, was Induced to take Hsmpton's Vege.
table Tncture. of which have taken Jour bottles
and have now the happiness to inform the public
that the above medicine has had the desired effect
of completely curing all the complaints have
stated and, thank God, now feel better than have
felt for the last fifteen years.
The Doctor is at liberty to publish this srtiicate
as feel it a duty due to him and TO persons who
are now suffering under complaints similar 10 mine
E. c. B. THOMPSON,
Widow of the late Commodore Thompson.
WASHINGTON, New York Avenue.
Call on . A. STRtCkER and get pamphlets
gratis. See advertisement In todsy's paper.
au 10
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Observation-Disclosures johnson, a free negro
arrested Saturday night without register, was Oh
yesterday discharged with an admonition.
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WARREN's CONGRESS INK.-We have re-
ceived bottle of this Ink from Geo. NJ. West
u Bro. 1t is excellent, and we venture to re-.
commend ii to our friends and the public gen.
orally. They will certainly be pleased with il.
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~ LIVER PILLs.-PREpARED FRO

E LIVER PILLS.-PREPARED FROM
THE MASS OBTAINED AT THE ROCKBRIDGE
(VA) ALUM SPRlNGS.-The,e Pills are Diuretc,
Catharric, Tonic and Alternative in their effects I'D.
on the system. They excite the action OF the Liver
in many cases in which Caonael would nave no eff.
feet. They are also peculiarly effcacious in Fe.
male Diseases.
The wonderful success which has attended the
use OF the Rockbridge Alum Water and Pills Tor
many years, in great variety of diseases, has &C.
CURED Tor it celebrity rarely if equaed, and
is steadily increasing. The most eminent Chemists
OF the day have examined the Water and Pills, and
found it possessed extraordinary Medicinal proper
ties 1t has been declared by the best authorities
to be cure for every form of Scrotula, Chronic
Liver Diseases, all Chronic Diseases OF the Stomach
and Bowels, Dyspepsia, Chronic Diseases of the
Eyes, Mercu"ial Affections, and particularly adapt
ed to cases of Passive Uterine Herorrhage, com
pllcated with arrangement Of the Liver and Sto
mach and many other disorders arising from i'm
purity OF the blood.
For sale by Druggists and country merchants
generally throughout the United States.
Price 81 per vial, SS per dozen.
Druggists and others wishing to purchase 10
large quantities. become Agents for the sale OF the
above celebrated Liver Pills, will please address
BOOTH ANDERSON e. CHRISTIAN
Alum Springs, Rockbrdge Co., Va, or
JOHN H. SEAYRES,
1e Columbian Hotel, Richmon
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oUr OF DATE Henry Temple arrested Satur
Gay evening without papers, was on yesterday dis
charged with an admonition.
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DRUNK William Iioos, arrested Sunday even
ing iJr drunkenness, was on yesterday committed
to jail in default OF 500 security to kee, the peace
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- AOLASSES ATAUCTiUN.-DUN
S>Aa LOP, MONCUkE & co. ask the attention
OF dealers to the large sa of MOlassrs to take
place This Morning, at 0 o'cl4ck, at the Ware
house, the Dock, corner of Cary and 20th
street.
- Sale without regard to weather. au24
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X JOB G:-Merchapts and
S>1a others desiring Circulars. Cards &c
wilt mud it to their interest to call az C II WYNN'S
Office, two doors below Exchange Bank He has
added another Power Press to his establishment
the febv ensurng increased facilities Satistact ON
as to work and Prices, guaranteed. Remem.
Der, Ground Floor, TWO doors below TX ehaz ge
Bank. an al-I,,
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RUNAwAY.-Scott, slave, hired to Alexander
Jones, and Sarah, slave to John Wright, run away
from their employers during last week, and on yes.
terday the Mayor ordered the police to return them
home on payment Of al fees
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st-y DnsuerreOtypes i'm the Highest
stare OF the Art.-All who see SiMONs' Pr.
% ior ,he hrst nme are struck with their beauty
truth ana strength, and the wonder is not thar ON
pncei higher than that charged BIZ some o,hers
out Iathtr nat such gems can be procured at any
pice; we 90 not pretend to compete IN price with
whose only object is the dollar, regardless
tas.nrs OF the art or credit Of its pro-
LII "Hoee productions compare as favorablv
win legitimate Daguerreotype as a figure head
upon Duich vessel does with the, classical 6gpras
OF Michael angelo; and for which anv nice he
sona ,ne mere cost OF the materials used would be
'N 'N'o' az" aho Imposition upon the public.
on, NJ. Z. SIMONS,
o4 loI Main street, Eagle Sousre
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RICHMOND. VA.
ruesday MOI ming August "a, 1852.

f1s Persons abroad from the city car have the
Dispatch sent to them for any period of time they
may desire by leaving their orders and paying the
cash for the time Specified.
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WHEAT.-This important article Of commerce is
now coming freely to our market. By vessels up
the river, by boats down the Canal and by the sew
eral lailroads, large quantities daily arriving -
vests rday, in consequence of the last news from
Europe a small advance in price took place. Some
sales OF good white wheat We're made We learn, a.
81. We are pleased to see it coming so freely to
our market There will always be demand for
1t here. Our city mills alone require more than
10000 bushels day to keep them constantly in
operation. The large mill of Messrs Warwick e.
Barksdae grind 5000 bushels day, and the
two mills OF the messrs HaXall like quantity. Be.
SIDES the other mills of less capacity must require
two or three thousand bushels daily
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w CHOLERA, DIAKRHGa. CHo.

LEkA M0RBUS, CHOLlCS, CKAMP, GRIPING
PAINS in THE BOWELS, SPASMODIC AND
Stabier's Great Summer Remedy
None genuine without the signature OF r. H
STABLER, NJ ID.
Chsils and Fevers. Ague Bilious Remi,tent
ana nervous Fevers, General Weakness, Weari-
ness in the Limbs Chronic Debility Janndice
dyspepsia &c, may be cured by Stabler's Great
Aeue and Fever Specific
Stabier, M. y. VI H. L.
Siabler's Aiteratfye-A valnah,. ra,,,5,. =.
impurities OF the Blood, Erysipe!as, Bells salt
nneuin, MILK Crust. Rheumatism Bronc.itis In,
I Isrsea Ionsis Sore Throat Dropsy, Ulcers on the
n"eneo Islands Deranged Liver. Oppression,
All OF the above for sale in Richmond bv CAV
NOR WOOD, DOVE & ISAACS and pI1RcFni
LADD co. H STARiFR ~ n ILL.,
III Alexandra Va
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A TALE OF THE OLD DOMINII1|-
"A For sale by J. w. RANDOLPH, Aug g3ri-
The Men OF the Time, or Sketches Of IIylng NJ
tables-Sl 80 'o'
he Master Builder, or Life as Trade, BIZ Dsv
keliog Lee, author of Summer field &c-SI '
The Lie OF Gen Frank Pierce. paper-5l oar,,
The Lives of Pierce and Kings cents
Aunt Phills' Cabin, or Southern Life As I.Is bv
Mrs II Eastman--5 50 cents -
FardOrougha, the Mser, a Tale
Tie Clifford Family, or Tale of the Old Dopi
MON, by one OF her daughters
Lotus Eating, Summer Book, by w Curtis,
author of Nile Note, &C
No Bleak House, by Dickens! cents
Evelina, or the History OF Young Lady's Intro
duction to the World by Miss Burney--vol
Latin English and English Latin Dictionary for
the use OF Schools, by Charles Anthem, LII D
The Child at Home, or the PrIncjples of Euia1
Duty Famlliary Illustrated by John 5 Abbott
Ru u
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JOB PRINTINC,-Ne-,

e See first page for latest foreign news.
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The POSSIBILITY OF A WAR RE.
BWEEN THE UNITED STATES AND
GREAT BRITAIN.

BWEEN THE UNITED STATES AND
GREAT BRITAIN.
We have demonstrations three or fop, ,;,,os
a year, OF intended hostilies on the port ne
these two powers. We are told that war nm
the point of breaking out-that some Question
has arisen which ii is impossible 10 settle-,ha,
fleets are on their way to cur shore and ina,
other fleets, laden with troops, are soon TO fol.
low. These things answer their purpose for
the time being. Sometimes they are gotten II,
Tor lie occasion by stock jobbers, and the oc,
casion having passed, are allowed TO die awov.
Sometimes they arise out of u real dispute. and
are, therefore, not utterly destitute of founds.
ton. Sometimes, again, they are m,nurac,u,.
ed out of the whole cloth, by persons conuec,.
ed with the political newspapers.
For our own part. We begin TO think ,h.,
England and the United States canno, On n
war With any likelihood of result agreeable
TO either. Individuals in the United States owa
vast amounts in Eng land, to English subjects
As probable that for any light consideration
any consideration, indeed, less than the honor
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ty- Once again must We call attention to the
praises volunteered by the customers who pat ron.
ize the Virginia Skyli.ht Daguerrean Gallery, at
No. l45 Main street, Of which Mr.. WM A. PRATT
is Proprietor.
Says Mr.. Fabius Lawson: Mr.. Pratt has taken
four Llkenesses OF me, all OF which were not only
satisfactory to me, but have been said by all to be
exact The one to-day, being the fifth, rather bet
ter than those taken before"
Says MIR. Hurley, of Prince Edward: "Mr. Pratt
is the only artist thai has ever taken good Like
ness VI me, the eyes 10 particular"
Says Mr. J. A. Winston - DIR. Pratt has this dav
taken thre Pictures oil me, which think perfect as
any ever saw"
Says Mr. Sawyer: 1.-THE five Likenesses taken
OF me by Mr. Pratt to day consider first rate"
All the above are copies from the album of the
Virginia Gallery. No las Main street aug
DAGUEkKEOTYPING.
Secure the shadow the SUBSTANCE fade,
Let nature copy that which nature made
Think not these Portraits, by the sun light made,
Shades though they are, will, like shadow, fade.
No! When the lip OF flesh in dust shall lie,
When deaths gray fim spreads DER the beam;ng
eye,
Moulson's life lise Pictd' es knocking at decay.
VIII still be fresh and vivid as to day
My Gallery is open from sun rise to sun set over
Riddick Il Bensons store, No C Main street whers
snail be pleased TO see visitors, to examine speci
mems, whether they wish pictures or not. For por.
traits of adults by my patent process and improved
as favorable as clear wea.aer
E. INCLUSION,
au IL NJ ITO Mais street.
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.

= TO ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
OF he DsPArcH 10 rHnEE riMRs q iarse q tnS
~ snv other Daily paper in the clty of Richmond.
I, Il therefore greatly superior 10 any other as
pa ,dium of advertising.
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-, LAND WARRANTs.-TRe bjgh.

E Sy LAND WARRANTS.-The high
49, est market prices will be given in cash
tor Bounty Land Warrants, of 40, 50, or loo acres
JOHN X. MARTIN, Pension Agent.
Office No Law Buildings, Richmond, Va
NOte.-All Revolutionary claims, PENSIONS,
three months extra pay. Bounty Lands, and all
Claims arising out otthe War of 1912. or the Mexi.
can War, viii be prosecuted with diligence have
iu list OF the Revolutionary Officers and Soldiers
IN the Continental aud State services, in my Office
je 1l-3m* J.
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S4S-15k FOR LYNCHBURE-Ca
lal boa, SAMSON, Capt Donald "a
Wednesday, at 2 o'clock, Pm. H's Oh
au 24-2t .
- FOR SALE-A Iof Of srTcT77;
PUPS, from good stock. Anniv =, En- ~
.. otss store corner Of 9th and BYRD streets
w ANiED.a situation In a dry goods or g-o.
Gerry store, by youth i6 years od-,sn ,e s,.
n men recommended. Address j. W. Is .,hr,nsb ,hs
az 2i--3t~
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~ d. SUGAR.-2O nhds fair 10 prime o.
L's Sugar, III store and tor sale by
auz4 A s LEE.
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HALVES II. SUTTON, NOTARY
US PUBLIC Particular attention paid Il .
writing DEEDS and other legal instruments OF
fee in the Law Building, Richmond. Va nv
EXCHANGE HUTEL BATHS
- NOW OPEN Hot Cold and Shower
Baths at all hours OF the day and evening.
je 80 Pm
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| 1NCHBUkG COUPON BOND,.-,47--
IL OF the above bonds, endorsed by the Vir1io,o
and Tennessee Railroad, in bonds OF 81 001 anS
s2'ooO' interest payable semi annually in Richmond
OF any polat desired. For further iniormaton caii
on c. w. PURCELL 81 Co. Bsossr. '@-i
au "a And Dealers in I rnhanI.
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W ANTED-A inst rate Bread and CaE. -
w ker. For steady Man, who unders,an,,. 10
business good wages and constant empovmanr n.a
be had by applying to No East Main s.reet naa.
the old Market. Nesl
au 24-2t< SIMPSON G. pacN,r
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BAPTIST BOOK DEpO,IT0RY.-J5,,

RhE IT'S bUUh ID EFUSITURH Just
~ received, the annexed publications
The Design OF Baptism Reviewed ia Relation to
the Christian Life, by lrah Chase, DID
Providence Untolced, by Alexander Carson
Christian Daily Treasury, by Ebenezer Temple
History OF Palestine illustrated, by K.tIo
A Wreath Around the Cross, by Rev NJ A Brown
Outlines Of English Literature, by f b shaw, BA
Contributions OF q q, by Jane Taylor
Dscourses on the Application Of Christianity to
the Commercial and Ordinary Affairs OF Life by
Thomas Chambers, ID ID and Lii d
Old Humphreys. Peasant Tales His Addresses.
Sea Captain Grand Parents, North American Ia
dIans &C, &c. For sale by
au "A CHARLES WORKMAN
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IN PEACE PREPARE FOX WAh.-IVV0
l. pieces Mosquito Netting, for sale al
JACOB A LEWIS,
au24 10 and SO Main street
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NATURALIZATION Satuiday NC observed at a Mer.
chants door two flags suspended, on one of which
was inscribed "Scott and Graham" and on the
other, pierce and King" Our friend is perhaps
in a dilemma similar to that of q juryman, to
whose decision both parties agreed to submit their
case. After elaborate ple aiding on both sides, he
retired to agree on verdict. He remained out in
the jury room three days, when he returned into
court and stated that he was unable to agree
" hen he had heard but one side, he said. his
opinion made up, but after he had heard the
other tide, he was unt BILE to say " hich was right
And just in this predicament, perhaps, is our
friend. Unlike most of the politicians he has been
guilty of reading the papers on both sides, and
hence is unable decide which is the best which
is the worst, Scott or Pierce. We not much
surprised at inding him in this dilemma, if he cred.
its alike the statements of politicians in regard to
their respective candidates.
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III lNsURANCE~-FoR ygu,r. -.
- Sons AID sLAvEs.--ISs ns.ie.l.1 Pr
Luo Insurance Company -char1er n~vrzs...s oafesy
oz Malnat street, Philadelphia Csp,,si 80 V0slss
LaeIe e no company or agency il WEE 70.
y. IL .ovsntsges and Inducements h rs sass
% lie insurance - this The rates If rssard
lor white persons are Is per cent Iowe. ixnemluns
.u charged, and SLAVES are insnrss muse
the most reasonable terms, for 4 ner;od - upsa
70 seoen years. Traders or desIeys il .ia ION one
lnsf they can insure them 10 hi. go as
s,s,e. ps sny Oh me Southern or slays ho1rS;sy
o'es. famphlefs and circulars contsinn. a ~
cessa1y iniof nation, win be Furnished ~ al Pc
Agent and Medical Examiner. Lac. .. ",
street. next to the Office Of Messrs To,er I'm iita
NEWSPAPER AND CHE1P -
~ AGENCY, No. l64 MAIN STREET oCk
the American HOtel,-LEWls opposite
Gate with T. h. q, eshsm) respecttui,v -. SMITH
friends and acquaintance and the pubic hs ois
that ne mas taken the stand lately ocr,,as 'aiy,
snepperson as lottery Office, and intend. " Z.
ing general Newspaper, Magazine SI"oaalei-
Sneap Iuoheauoh Business, and earnsstjv '.r aio
their patronage He will receive resnI.-1y 'ohciis
AS any other house, all the Weekly seuss Is soon
Monthly Magazines, and will furnish ,hsnp .ts and
scribers on rea, enable terms They vii; he ~ SUD-
Tree OF postage, in any part Of the civ ana
receive payment tor subscriptions ei,be~ ~s VIII
quartsry, semi yearly or yearly, as NAV ne my
on hand, and new ones received "a go oou'talay
hshed. complete assortment OF Prin,s F a. put
Song Books, Toy Books, Primers. RAM James James,
sation Counting, Visiting and PAWN ra.5
E sspa End Tsf, BIZ and NS'e Paper tx Wins
saho ana Slauonery OF all kinds He ss,n,ea Zig is
fflends and the citizens that no pains yi us
to please and accommodate them. ana soi;e spared
early call from them. LEWIS l. SYJr TIs az
au Z4-3r Opposite American Hon.,
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LOCAL MATTERS.

. Tn eTxAnxa RoAmokB-This 6ne new Voc.
eel, under the command Of Captain Parrish, ar.
rived 1t her wharf Il Rockets yesterday morning
in due time, from New York. She brought III
passengers, and very heavy freight. The adv IN.
taees afforded the travelling and csmmercia com
munity BY this commodious steamer, reg uls rly
plying between this port and the important point
of New York. are rapidly becoming spPre ciated.
On her last v,ysge to that city, she sailed M 1873
passe ngers and heavy freight and on recent oc.
casion she had as many as 213 passengers. The
expedition ard certainty with which her trips are
made, must be great desideratum with the mer-
camille and trading community. In about SO hours
after goods sent on board of her at either pore
they arrive at their place of destination She ar
rived at New York on Thursday last, q. IL O'Clock
A. NJ, having made the run from Norfolk in 23i
hours. The experiment of regular steam comm u.
nication betw, en- this place and New York is al.
ready shown to be eminently successful.
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~ ANFEb-A YOUTH, aged about niteen, Of
W good Character aud steady habits, - attend an
ONCE The occupation is light and pleasant, saa
VIII afford a iine chance Tor the acqaigsmens OF
increased yearly. Enquire a. the Dispatch ONCE.
au 23-3t.
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NMALL LOAF SUGAR.-20 bbls ANAL Oat
~ Sugar, in store and for sale by
au2f A. 5. LEE.
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'NU HOUskk EEPEhs AND UTArRs.

NO OUSEkEEPERS AND UTH nR.s
l. Il nave large lot vi Stone Ware OF good quail
iy, portion Of It very superior, (purcaased 81 an
administrators ssle) which am now nAuIHg IA
from the factory, ana arm DESTROYS OF selling anu
will sell at hat the factory prices in lots as runs
The lot consists of every variety OF the article
such as Butter Preserve, Pickle, Lard aud other
Jars. all sizes also, ChugDs, Bread aud MIX 7 ans
Sp,ttoons, Water Jars, sc, with quantity u Jugs
ohu ASKS (aa Innocent article, II que caaIioA .
1sea IA what goes into "and comes cut u iaeia'
an desiious 10 dispose oi tn wuUs Oaisuee sHa1
NO" remains, bat III the mean time VIII lake great
pressure IN supplying families with wEai ,aey may
require and order This is the very seasun for
rieking and Preserving, therefore IpGay iae aiEen
ton OF toe Ladies. The Ware can be seen at my
residence, CHE Richmond Dock Lock)
au 23-3tS RAT GRAVES
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iNUN POWDER TEA.-A lew cases supe-
~ ri0r just received ana for sale by
au "a WIN EGGLESTON
Ii ERR iNGS.-25 pbis family Kog ,lerr:ngs
l. 20 bDls Nova Scotia Clipped do
% do HALIFAX and Norm Carolina do
for sale BY
aug WIN EGGLESTUE
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s.UPERIOR BLACK INK .-MerchaLts
~ who desire first rate Ink, respectfully IN
formed that we nave for sale "Warren's Congress
Ink" manufactured by new aud pLre.y chemical
process, ana said, by competent judges 10 be supe
rior TO any ever before offered to tne pubic. For
safe IN any quantity by
u24 GEO. N WEST BRO.
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ICHAkD Ii. WnITLOCk A soI
H. wholes ale and re- tail p,,ha- - "a sun,

a OLENhSHIf "ANTED.-A GeDtIeyos.
IL with business habits, knowledge Of gsnrai
business, and practical acquaintance OF Boos.
to engage to I'LL Clerkship now vacant g. s.G "a
expectancy. Vi al
Reference Rev. L. NJ. Lee; Office over the Moth,
dist Book Store. The Interested are rsoo', e."o
make application To. day. s1Js !"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-06-21

A JArANEsE FuNERAL.-The following il
an extract from letter ritien on hoard the
U. S.ship ST. Mary's. dated HiIo, Byron's BAY,
Owyhc. Sandwich Island. March "a.
THE old man, the captain of the Japanese
died on the 2lst. the day We sigated lsfd, at
fifteen minutes TO 9 p. M. He was very ell for
three or four days after leaving port but be-
came sick and got worse every day after. He
died as easy as an infant. All he said was
There. no more They seem satisfied at hav.
ing him buried on land. We mustered up
good funeral. We had two boats crews, and
about 200 kanakss. Of all sizes. joined us at
the grave Perhaps you would lika to
know the way they buried him. The evening
he died they plsced pc, Of " alter and pan Of
rice at his head; the rice was to keep him from
getting hungry and the water he could drink on
his wsyto the land Of bliss. We gotta sguar., box
made for him. instead ola cofin.-I'hey pla.
ced him. in sitting position in the box, and
packed his clothes and par, Of his bedding a.
round him: Alter placing him in the grave,
every one Of the Japanese sprinkled three
drops Of fresh wstes on him and they laid hat
on the top Of the box. We6Iled up theerave.
and then laid pan Of rice and spoon. on the
grave, which they carried " 18th them from the
ship. They had head board made Tor him,
and are going ashore to day to put it over
him. We will sail from here in four or
6ves days."
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TXe I.af. Mil RnAhrru

PTrsEUxo. june la.-Jo.cph Campbell. a
brakeman on the Central Railroad, and his two
brothers. residents Of this 6 y are the persons
arrested inr robl,ing the mail About $780,
600 in moneychecks and drsfis.we found in
their possrs.ion.supposed, TO havebeen abstract
ed from the mails sent hence on the 9Th and 9th
instant. Campbell had been arrested charged
with rohhins the store Of Messrs. Hamilton &
Beatty. sndthe dssftssnd other vsluablss found
in their pockets. WIS The first insimsiion Of his
having been concerned in pilfrrinS from the
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