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not in accordance With the wishes Of the sndsdy and &c
cOrepgy in order to proven, domestic storm the wOnA9
furnished With TO leave town lac hor,e ma
wagon delivered into the hands OF tne W
paving The bin which Amounted 20 soe f20j with which
be returned Saturday The petfoggvr rot hayiog com
plsted bis tour the Tobs cuprs viii he urfer tue nece
sy II dispensing with his valuable services i tae present
NEw CHURcH-A splendid Church edifce Is = be eFecf
ell the - Lceay end Hewes during te pre-
NJ season for the establishment Of Reorme Protest
mt Dutch Church q which Rev W. w. Holloway, late OF
Albany, is 20 be the pastor
~ The Equestrian Institute was sold q rr IL sale
Saturday afternoon az the Kings County Ho ior the
sam of $4,000. Mr. &. D. Berry the purchaser.
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NEW,JERsEY ITEMs.

B0BY FOUND-The body Of Mr. Rose who was drowned
on Wednesday. of the shore At Morris Can Dos. u.s.
sound Friday evening. justice Mler held inquest
uDon the remSns The verdict OF the Jury
tai drowning he leaves wiz and children.
- The Methodist pulpts were occupied yesterday by
ministers who attending East Conference SEES
sion M Allen-st New York
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COURT OF GENERAL sEsslONs-aay HBefose Judge BEBEE
aud AID. WARD and DURMA

The CONVICTED POLICEMEN skATENcED.
A. the opening Of Court this morning. Mr. Kennedy and
John n Smith the two Fifth Ward Policemen who were
convicted OF Burglary in the third degree at the April term
Of this Court, sragDed for sentence When asked
what they had 10 say why sentence should not be passed
against them Kennedy, in behalf Of himself and his fellow
prisoner asserted their entire innocence Of the crime OF
which they had been convicted After sentence had been
passed upon them OF their counsel Recorder TAI
stated to the Court that he then held in BIS hand pa
pers containing evidence which had he been able to lay
before the Jury the time Of the trial. woue he thought
have established the innocence Of the deeDdants easo
stated that application would be made nediately 10 ths
Governor Of the State for pardon OF tb conyics The
Court sentenced them the State Pro for two years aud
two months each The Court then adj burned for the term
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Court CaIendar.......rns DAY.

Cmcur CouK1-NOs $40, 57a- . llej l,o96, l,os7, 49,
Ga 5i5, 6I6, 6Is to e22.
Superior Court Supreme Ger eral Term, and u s. Dis
tict Court, already published
The Superior Court will Jntinue without iptermission
next week its May term an' Jury be summoned for the
JOth inst
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Order appealed from affirmed with costs.
tCIRcuIT coURT.-Betere Judge ROOSEVELT.

H4lNtU OOIlgZ asI TldTO n Ii1 - .
The defendant Is an ex President Ol the Republic Of
New.Grcnada Plaintiff who is also a native of New
Grenada hired with him, servant at Panama, where
they each in December 1919 They afterwards went
10 the Province Of Canea and then to BOgata where
new engagement was made to the United States
Plaintiff for wages, alleging So per month for twenty
two months being &c 10 be due to him. In defence il
is said that defendant employed plaintiff at the urgent
quest Of latter in specified terms and in price of passages
and clothes &c, has fully paid him. The complaint
dismissed.
Roswell Green agt. Peue { Van Wyek, ct al.
To $1,000, amount for a the defense 10
which was, that il given under a wrong impression
made by plaintiff to ownership for share in planning
MILL already referred to. The jury could not agree and
were discharged.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-23

STRIKE AT TIE ATLANTIC Decision Wednesday last
the aborers employed in the Government Stores and the
ongshOre men at Atlantic Dock Brooklyn struck for an
advance of per day wages They had been paid and
demAndedlSs The did not acceed to the de-
mand, but ordered new hands to be employed and also
sent over from New-YOrk An advertisement like.
Misc spPeaIedin TIE san and lrGla Of Thursday, calling
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SUPREME COURT-SPgcfAL TgRM.

the Of extending Canal aod widening Walkerst
Motion to confirm repor EsnCweG by Mr. Dillon, on be-
half of the City Dir. Whiting for obect9rs moved for
still further time 10 put in objections Decision reserved
In the matter Of opening Fust-sv
Motion 10 confirm report ad j0urned 20 18TH June.
10 the matter OF Eleyenthsy
Morton 10 confirm report adjourned e. 4th June.
sddy by her friend VIM T. de Wnlegs ag Charles
Skddy
nivorca orantad
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ivorce granted
COURT or cOMMoY PLEAs-Befor. Judge DAILY.


The parties, who Germans keep porter houses adj
joining each other. IN Greenwich 81 The action IS 10 re-
damages for alleged SANDER amount laid at lOO0
The parties IS said met in the OF their premises
18th February last and each made abusive remarks Plain
tiff thar defendant said to him. IN presence Of various
persons, Go in you tef-I able OPr0ye you are-I
know you stole, and can prove IT,"
In defense the words were not denied but II Is alleged
that plaintiff kept improper company round his house and
that defendant frequently demonstrated with hun, and did
the occasion in question when plaintiff abused him,
and in tie heat OF passion excitement he reored les.
tiGony was taken - TO the character OF the house
Tie Court charged that person seeking, in Court OF
justice rares for injury 10 character should come in with
clean hands A. the merit, of the case is for the Jury
20 say. Verdict Tor defendant.
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SEvErttT BURSED-A man named Ecashon. while
boiling vanish small building in Eighty nth - near
Third zv Friday afternoon. was severely burned the
vsrpsh having boiled over the side of the vessel which
contained IL He was taken n his re,itence in Oliver ST.
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ing through the Bowery and Chatham 81 might have OBJ
served about 90 shops doing 10 them thriving trade
The law demands that every seller shall close his place at
10 o'clock Last night few stores had their shutters
up but The light streaming through the chaks and tbs
door aar told The thirsty pper that be could obtain his
without much difficulty
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sFEcAL TERA-Before Judge Duer-DEcIN

William Niblo asf. Jse. l.. smith,
Demurrer 10 answer ovcrvulei Defendant may with
draw demurrer and move 10 strike out irrelevant matter
Mary Walter against Hiram Barney and others
Reference granted, on terms.
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AccIDExr-On Saturday morning Mr.. III Aeon was 30 30
verey burned while boiling varnish in small shAnlee Oh
Eighty Nnthst between Third and toVTth avs ae "'S
sent to bis residepce in Oliver st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-23

u Worlds Fair and Crystal Palace Depot for Boots
Shoes No. 42 Broadway SATURDAY 2 May
Broadway Goods al by-stIeet prices is the motto
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for 80 labOrers to be employed at Atlantic Dock" The
appearance Of new abores e1Aspersed the old ones aud
tie consequence has been succession Of oonfusons and
mobs On Thursday Friday and Saturday eyening.the
new met were beaten and stoned, and msde to promise
never TO sfun for work Scarcely any protection police
or otherwise, has been afforded
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-12-30
MUSICAL NOTICE. res pect.

ATS1k faly beg leave to inform you that my desire
Af$4Ak 10 to bring before you the advantage of my
system of instruction, IN providing my pupils
with permanent basis for a thorough musical educa
ton. Ny library of music embraces the latest and
NEST approved methods of Selfegsio aud Vocalika-
ton; besides several Oratorios, with Italian French
and English words &c, all being carefully selected
by myself in Enrope. No effort, am daterrnined
shall be omitted TO make my school thoron h and
complete, TO meet the views Of those who wish it
therefore invite ell persons, between the ages of
fourteen and thirty five years to attend nv school
lor two wesks during which period / will give SIX
tes' iessons III order TO manifest the advantages of
my system, and enable trem to judge Gifts mer;ts-
~ the end OF that time scholars free to Withdraw
from hoot, without charge for the instruction re-
celved. bly, method of instruction is the same az
that pursued In the Conservative of Europe where
numerous artists visiting this country have received
their education, and fail, provided there be
proper diligence the part of the scholar in bring.
ing him TO d sufficient knowledge of the silence to
enable him 10 read music at sight il q very short
space of time.
My Musical Academy il in the Lecture Room of
the Monumental Church on Broad street
VIII be open every day, commencing TUESDAY,
December g. and continue the balance of this month
for the reception of subscribers, from 10 NJ till
p. NJ. The classe small, but sufficient TO COM
mence.
Ladies class will commence on Monday. January
I'd, at half past O'Clock, Z. NJ, and gentlemen on
Tuesday, the Sd, at p NJ. | invite also the public
to attend the weeks lessons and to examine
my music library.
private class composed of friends desiring in
strpction exclusively for themselves can be formed
de IS-lmT SlGNOR J. BORA.
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Richmond, 23th Dece mber, 1855
de 2S-d;l5thJ
PURSUANT to a decree entered on the

PURSUANT TO decree entered on the
4 S0th day OF November, 1888 in the case of God
dln, assignee, rs Baker and ais, pending in the Cir
cunt Court for the city of Richmond shall es sub
sttuted trustee in deed of trust from Hilary Baker
and wife to Samuel G. Adams and ohm Van Lew for
the benefit of the Bank Of the United States dated
the eighth day OF June, 1915, and special commits
soner appointed by said Court for that purpose pro
ceedt SELL at = O'clock P. NJ, the 10Th day OF Jam
uaIy 1854, at public auction, to the highest bidder
on the premises the following real property viz !:
"A lot of Land lying in Adaras Valley, in the city of
Richmond, fronting II feet Fifteenth street: also
the Following pieces parcels OF Land lying in the
county OF Henrico, near the city of Richmond viz
lot beginning at the North East corner OF Fl and
Twepty-tourfh streets continued and running East
warcy along the said street 90 feet, and in de nth
along snd 24th street continued, ITO feet: one I'm.
divided half ola lot beginning at the north eastwardly
corner OF II and 18th streets, continued and fronting
on said 18th street. continued no; and one lot on
Union street fronting said street I2D feet and run
ming back lao feet 10 street 80 feet wide on which
10 also fronts l2e feet. The sale will commence at
the lot first named.
TERMs-For cash as 10 so much Of the proceeds as
will satisfy and pay the expenses of sale; and on
credit TO the residue OF six and Give months with
interest from Date of sale, the purchaser executing
bonds with approved security for the credit install
ents, and the title retained until the last
Is paid JOHN HOWARD
Trustee and Commissioner
December 10Th. 1865
GoDDIN L. APPERsoN, Auctioneers. de l0-dtd
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LATEST MAIL NEWS.
-.
.s0HN mitchell.

Borror. Dec. as-4ssr. John Michel. the irisA
patriot ard exile iecsurea here tonight so an au
diense oil over two thousand people, large por.
tton az waom were OF his coansfymeu His lee.
tire was brilliant and eloquent Il was moderate
in tone snd well tempered. He hoped his country.
men, adopted citizens, would do no more for Ea-
repean repuhlicanissu than the natives themselves
were willing 20 do. There were many feeling and
pathetic passages in his speech. The audience lie.
tened with great s:teation, and evinced eonsilera
BE eathusissnl
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TELEGRAPHlC NEWS
HIGHLY INTERESTING FROM ruRopr

III II i'fst<o TING FhUM EUHUFE.
NEW foRK, Dec. 2s.-priyate letfefe received
here BY the Pacific, state that the Emperor OF Rus
STA h bent on prosecuting the war wisiSshe ussnos.
vigor. He VIII pc. 10000 men under the com.
niand OF Paskewich in the Spring to march on
ConssantiHople. The Russian merchants have Of.
tered she Car any amount of money to carry on,
his operations
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SEVERE WEATHER

BALTIMORE, Dec. 29.--A snow storm occurred
last night IN Baltimore Philadelphia, New York and
Boston 10 the latter place the snow Is foo, deep
and the railway trains have been interrupted. The
weather every where IL terribly cold.
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4 CARD.-WlLLIAM I'll. GRAVES &

A CARD.-WlLLIAMH III. GRAVES IL
IA CO, COLLECTORS AND NEGOTIATIONS,
WALL STREET, over the office of Messrs. PuaIn 4
Davis Auctioneers the City Hotel collect bond,
and Claims of every description ard negotiate
Sales Purchases, Loans. Rents, Hires, Employment,
in every branch of business aud all other Business
Transactions requiring the mediation of third party
They tender their best services 70 the community
at reduced charges.
All their acts viii be held strictly sfdentiaI.
Persons desiring employment and those wishing 70
employ others requested to call and leave their
names.
IT, Wanted, every day of the year, Employers
and Employees in all branches of business
~ Employers not charged In any ease.
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NIKGINlA:-Ata Circuit Court Of the

" lkGINlA:-Ata Circuit Court of the
County of Henncn, held at the State Court
House, in the city of Richmond, Tuesday, Nc
vVsmber 9Th, 1853
Charles G. Hudson in his ri ght we'll rs admin
istrator de bonis with the will annexed of Bsr-
Iett Price. deceased, and administrator of VIM
+. Price, the elder sou of the said Barrett Price
deceased, Pfffs
1fJdias!
John Weatherford and Mary f.. his wife Edwin
Hudson, John 2. Hudson CHRISTOPHER Hudson
Joseph Bernard aud Catharne T., his wife Robert
i. Redford, John Bowes. husband of Marlin
Bowles, deed, Edwin n. Nuckols and Saliy his
wife, Indiana Bowles, infant Alexaudtr b.
Hutchinson. sheriff of Henrico county, ard as such
administrator OF Sareh Redford, decd. William,
Barrett Price in his own jght and a. executor of
Elizabeth rutherford, decd, John A. II Ruther-
eriurd ST.. Patrick II. Hart and Maria Louisa his
wife. Ialouss 7. August. committee of John A. Il
Il. Armsteao. Judith NJ ArInstead. Louis, Arm.
stead, Virginia Arnstead and VIM. Il. Arnlsread
infants under the age of twenty-one years ThDs
Arlnstead, husband of Albany Arnastead. dec d
James Neal. husband of Catherine Neal decd
Muntiord A. Hurt and Ann Eliza. his wife, Chan
X. Neal, the unknown personal representatives. of
danes Tal;aferro and Patsey Taaferro and Judith
free: Dcfts.
I'm this cause the Court doth sdjUdse order and de.
cree, that OF the commissioners of this Court do
proceed at such time " be shall sppeii; and as speed
lily be- and settle the accounts of the
colnpianants IN respect of the monies received nv
MIN from the proceeds of tho sales Of the slaves OF
Barrett Price deceased to apRortiou the same
among the parties entitled thereto according III
respective IL rexl therein.
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FlRR ATsT. I0nN-nE.AvY srnRM 3,

BcsvoN, Dec. 2s.-Thc 81. John papers state
Eaat the @spch0ter Hotel 10 that city, has been
destroyed by fire.
Il was TGInofed the; Sir I. Head had been offar.
ed the Governorsaip OF Briti.h Guinea.
Very serious storms had been prevailing OF che
coast, add serious damage had been done the ship
ping
Drueiio Sse:son has been arrested here with n
isrsf amount q eouHteriei, money IN her posses
sion
jss Aldermen elected IN Boston n, the recent
e.eetion are Dmgl.y, dem, Allen, w; Bushhum,
hecsoi, and Durham, dem.
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NEW YORK, Dec. 9.-President Knott, of Union
College, has paid to the trustees 5000 of his in
deboednese 70 the Institution.
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TIE MARKETs

b,LrIseRE, Dec. 2e.--There is an active .pecu.
lative demand for Flour with sales ut full rates
Wheat has advanced two to three cents per bushel.
Corn Is also advancing.
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:. = = y zI'7I1A---I lF.JL AANNJ On IN z.
WINFIELD SCOTT

ksis sailed to-day for Liverpool taking out co ms
seuge-s and e360000in specie.
There is 40 insurance on the steamer Winfield
Scot, lately lost on the Pacific, of 225 eco in thf
Wan street. office
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FACTORIES DESTROYED ny FlRE

WORCESTER, MASS Dec. es-Mr. r. P. virginia
extensive cabinet factory totally destroyed by
fire last night
Daniels cotton factory, at Eorshhald, New Hanlp.
Injured for si00oo, which ia inadequate to the
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NOTICE no THE CREDITORS OF MEssRs.
SHEPPARD CH AMRERIAYNE AM or I.

SHEPPARD l. CHAMBERLAYNE, AND OF f.
II CHAMBERLAYNE, INDIVIDUALLY As
trastees Ia deeds made by the above named parties
mond Hastings Court. We beg leave TO nctify their
creditors, that they have conveyed sll their effects
ior the purpose OF paying their debts and that by the
ter of the said deeds release must be given bv
the said creditors on or before the 18th January 1854
TO enttle them 10 the benefits OF the said deeds
provisions Of the said deeds will please NOTIFY us in
writing OF the fact. before the said 18Th January.
1854. w. GODDiN
j. L. APPERsoN,} trustees.
Richmond, Path Dece mber, 1855
de- 2G--hilSfhI
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RICHMOND, Gee. Isl. 1853. :
The parties interested in the fore decree are
hereby notified to attend at nay Office in the city OF
Richmond on the 18th day OF January, 1856, at 10
O'Clock A. NJ, with the evidence necessary 10 enabl.
meSto perform the dutiesrequred by said decrae.
WILLIAM +. DAVIS
a.
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AUCTION SAILS.
FUTURE DAYS.
BY RICHARD cAuTHoRN
T,RUsTEE'S SALE OLA WOOD

TRUSTEES SALE OF a. WOODEN
i BUILDING, ON THE PLANK ROAp-Rv
virtue of . deed Of trust, executed to me BY Wm
Gnfhn. bsariug date ON fhe let dsy OF June. 1919
aud recorded Ia the Clerks Office Of eurico County
Court shai 40 Trustee. on the 10th day Of Janus-
", 1854, sell a. public auction for cash. the BUILD
ING erected By said Griffin. ON the lot beorrina "a
the estate OF Benjamin Fnyser, decd, fronting on
the Plank Road, aud distant u few hundred vards
from the city of Richmond. The buildin v as erect
ed upon lensed ground abont five years ago. e Of
wood, contains two rooms. and has been used AZ \
grocery store and dwelling -honse. The purchaser
VIII be reqoired to remove the building within ten
days fron the sale.
JOHN G. WILLIAMS, Trustee.
The sale viii take place on the premises at 1
O'Clock, p. N, and win be conducted by r. CAu
THORN, Auot. de so
TRUSTEES SALE OF TOBACCO
i FIXTURES, &e-As trustee ia deed of trust
executed BY George Mills the Ii. eay Of Decern.
Der, 1858, and duly recorded IN the Office of the Hus,
Ings Court of Richmond, shall SELL at public auc.
ton a. the tobacco factory lately occupied by the
the warehouse of Ludlam & Watson on SATUR.
DAf the 7th day OF January. 1854 ii o'clock all
the Fixtures and Implements of every kind used by
nlu IN manufacturing tobacco consisting of IA Box
screws and double set of BaIds Flattening Sore VS.
and Presses; Screws, Evans patent: ? ib. lump
large Dipping Tubs; Dipping Pots and Sinkers;
Levers, &c. Also, so lbs Tonqua Beans, in alcohol
Terms made known on day of sale.
The above Fixtures &c, may be at the fac.
tory, and private proposals will be received for the
purchase of them mp TO the day of SALE authorised
chaser at private sale rent the factory from the
owner of it.
HERBERT A. CLAIBORNE. Trustee.
Richmond, Dec. 49, 1853 de Se-dfds
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THE CINCINNATI RIOT

CINCINNATI, Dec. 27.--The German Asnorisiiops
engaged in the riot on Sunday night, assert that
they had no intention Of doing more than burning
the hnneio BeGiri in effgy.
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THE BsDINI RioT IN CINcIssArI.--1he German
Association OF Cincinnati, engaged in the riot OIL
Eunday night, assert that they had intention Of
doing more than burning Bedini in effigy
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The total number OF deaths in Boston during the
week ending the 2ith inst has been eighty four; or
eighteen less than las. week. The chief diseases
areconsumption eighteen, Group nine and measles
Cirh.
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Sale conducted by eopprs Arrsssos, i Aae,s

NOTICE TO THE CREDITORS OF MEssRs.
JOHN NJ. SHEPPARD, ia, T.. Fl. CHAMBER
LAYNE AND JOSEPH MOSBY ENGAGED IN
THE MANUFACTURE OF TO BACCO-As trustee
10 deed made by the above named parties, dated
Hastings Court beg leave to inform said creditors
that shah take mn date steps TO execute the said
trust and will close the with as little delay ss
practicable
It is important that the said creditors should ex-
anime the said deed, and Inform me in writing at as
early day as convenient, whether they will accept
its PROVISIONS or not. W. GODDIN. Trustee
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GREAT FIRE AT MONTREAL.

EorTRE.Lr Dec. GA great fire occurred hero
yesterday, destroying Solomon's fIrlier establish
uaen'. Lewis dry goods store aud sharpley's four
bufhings- The loss is immense. The Insurance.
g.
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CnNGpEaa

WasnrneIos, Dec. ae.-The senate assembled
today, aud after the transaction OF some unimpor.
tant business, adjourned
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DEArH OF A. Il. SpooNHE.-We learn from the
Petersburg Express thet A. B. Spooner, Esq. died
On Tuesday last. The announcement will be re-
eeived with deep regret. He was an eminent mem
erof the Petersburg bar, and good citizen
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RosroR MAYoRALTY.-An election was held in
Boston for Mayor, Monday. There was no
choice Dr. }. Y. C. Smith, the peoples Candidate,
lacked about 30 votes Of an election
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N1UNE MASONRY. The subscriber
~ hsvine completed the extensive foundatons for
Messrs. Taliaierro Co., at Manchester, and nearly
completed the ahutments and piers of Mayos Bridge
would respectfully inform the public that he Ia pre-
paied to contract for building foundations, bridges,
&C.. &c, with the best quality of granite be found
i'll the State All work ent rusted to viii be done
in aworkmaulike manner. JOHN w. DAVIES,
Stone Cutrer and Mason. Southside of Dock
Residence Corner of Canal and I'd streets
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DON DOLLARS REWARD. = Ran

~OO away. on the 18th Decenlber very blsck
NEGRO MAN named ROBT. PATTERSON. He
is about feet high of large frame, and will weigh
about 200 poupds-has serious sullen look, and
bat nose de reads writes and speaks very correctly,
preacher exhorter. He is superior factory hand
and may show free papers to get work. But IL is
thought he will try to get to free State, the
Liberia packet, Though that is donbtful,) a. he
wanted the church to send him there 10 preach. He
has frequently visited Williamsburg, but left in the
for Petersburg, where he has brother rela-
tons The above reward, and all expenses win be
paid, if secured in jail or delivered at
WILLIAM WALSH'S Shoe STOKE,
de 20 No. 43 Main street