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4 husrEEr SALE OF CARRIAGE AND HORSES

n kUSrEEB SALE OF CARRIAGE AND HORSE
AT AUCTION.on Saturday. the slh day OF October
subscriber sh day November
recorded Lber 81 No. 49, foos 2o3 land
sell public auction bidder cash. square
rage hackney COACH No 2 with silver harness. and
Sept so~eods,s EDWARD OWEN. Trustee.
Err, ste Lane Tucker) having from
with large and splendid assortment OF cloths and
generally call and purchasing
he thinks viii be greatly their advantage do he
determined TO sell cheap for cash.
All orders executed prompness and In The latest and
fashionable style being the receipt Of the monthly Of fash
Wanted Immediately tbee YES. and three PANTHEON hands te
whom the best wages VIII be None but the best hands
apply. WILLIAM TUCKER.
INGRAM CARPETIsGs AT THE OLD PRICES
We received bales carpetngs
sell the prices before
goods all in beautiful bright colo and in cloth
CLhSETT DODSON.
DESIRABLE HOUSE for Rent and furniture for sale
uniue amounting about $780, for sale Rent house SIS
month.
I JAS. G. MCGUIRE, Auoioneer
Sept S-eodh and Commission Merchant
IN This will and selected
dry had the pleasure OF Offering
goods comprising goods
30 pieces handsome plaid sk
as do do brocadc silk
90 plain silks in all the most desirable oolou.
Win a. goods comprising furnishing goods, carpets OF
Customers viii greatly advantage cram
bought The loves, pr and on The very best a. ms
| ton rooms in New York.
| W. M SINISTER co.
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Mai CALpwrLL---The Charlotte Wing says Major
Green W Caldwell recently cold copper and gold NINE
the residence Of The late Dr. stephen Fox, Char
lo'le. lHhR d lalkkMa 81 h ~
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ARRIVAL or sALrIo.-Soua pArs LATER rAos EuHorx
NKw foRx. October 3-rhe American malt sieame
Baltic arrived here this morning with three days later sd
vices from Europe She brings Liverpool daos 10 the 2is
ali,
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wAsrmoros. Oct 3, 1853.
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New LocoMoTIvE.-The flames Guthrie" new and
beautiful locomoiiye-the first bsilt the new cc,mo-
tive establishment OF VIM. Mason Il Co, in This town
despatched Tuesday from the depot for its destina
lion in the State Of Indiana. 1t is bull, upon new
model, and will, think, attract not n little attention
from its fine appearance, it rolls on its way to ito
destination in the Far West sHast a8
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The King of Prussia has refused TO meet the Emperor
Ru..ia n, Olmutz as reported he intended doing
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CorTos CROPS AT THE SoUTH.-From all parts OF
Mississippi and Alabama there general concurrence
of accounts about the great calamity tho cotton crop
Ia few weeks ago promslng,) from boil worms, and
the unpropitious rainy season letter shown the edo
Of the MississIppan. from gentleman who bad jus
travelled over large portion OF Mississippi and Ala
bama, expresses the conhden, opinion that the crop
not exceed 1880 900 bales
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krw RAILROAD orKsrp--By the opening. last Sa,ur.
day, OF the new Albany and Salem railroad from Mch-
gan city to Lafayette. Lake Michigan becomes
ed with the Wabash river and the Indiana canal, and
Chicago with Lafayette. Indianapolis Louisville Cincin
natl, &c. by an almost direct line OF railroad.
SgARp snooTIse.-A ihe-shoong match came Of
near Troy last week. between Mr. Williamson, Of New
York, and NJ. Lewis, OF Troy. The match was 800,
Of. red by MIR williamson, the challenger, and won by
Mr. Lewis The distance was 40 rods. each having 40
shots Plain plobe sights used Mr.. Lewis's string
reckoniag the distance OF each ball from the cenlre)
measured 90 inches and Mr.. Williamson's 81 MI
Lewiss shots averaged only and a inches from the
centre point, and Mr. Williamsons inches. Mr. Will
hanson was considered the best marksman in the Stale
prior to shooting with Mr.. Lewis. But few bets were
made before the shooting commenced but after Mr.
Lewss fourth shot, offers OF ERE TO one were made on
him, but none taken. Mr.. Lewis has won several
matches within the last three years, amounting in all
TO over 81. 900, Mr. williamson used life made in New
Haven, Connecticut. and Mr. Lewis one OF his own man
sfscure Altogether the shooting was considered The
beet done in hesc parts Six hundred and sixty feei
il a long shot.--N Y yribsns. ti vi s.
MAI CALpwELI~--The Charlotte Wing says Major
Green w Caldwell recently cold copper and gold NINE
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curious effect Of electricity is mentioned in letter
from Captain Tesser, OF the ship Austria her owners
On her last voyage from Charleston Is CO. TO Liver
pool the ship encountered heavy storm OF thunder and
lightning. which caused such commotion OF the ele
ments that she fairly trembed in avery timber. Tbs
lightning was heard 10 hiss il struck the water nsa
the ship. The cbronomeer stopped and, taking i, &c
pieces, the balance-spriog found 10 be heavily
charged with electricity, and BENT and all the of th
| works wermore less initei
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ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS

COLUMBIAN HoTEL.-T Warning, n Kent;
w L shepherd, Frec ericssburg; w r Lockest,
G w Howard, Cuniih. Il Mathews, Chesterfield:
MeCleers, Lynch ure; Ralls, Charlotte;
r Clarke. Edward; A Cox, J B Cog, Bucking
ham; L B Erambert, N C. Richie. D Witt, Jas r
overron. Pr Edward; w B Geul fin, Charlotte )
CalweI Clover HILL Nm Paris, Appomattox; A
Cardozo. Powhstan w II wal,hall. Amelia; s h
Dorsett, X Bass, Chesterfield; n scott, Spottsyi-
vania; Archer, r Lester Petersburg; Col T
II Rpps. r Bland, holloway; w H Dance Din
widdie; r o Puryear, w F. Morgan, K Russell, p r
Burwen MeckleL burg: w r Flemmins, Gpoch-
land; Cooke, Powhatsn; K Hobson, Chester
ned.
EXCHANGE HOTEL C Smith Hanover;
Mrs DR. Womley. siiss Calwen. King William; Thos
Matthew'S, Levisburg; w Pugh U Of v, Il Il
Watkins. Pr Edward; J II Timberlake. Chariottes-
vile: Davis, Petersburg; o Miller, G s Lathrop
and Lacy, Miss Lalakkp, N Y; w NJ Wade. Char
lottesvilie; J Z ,wEioucestsr; DR. Thos Pet
low, sar'y; J W Patton, 5 A; v Land NY; H
II Seldom. Richmond; L Conway, J Caldwell,
Fredericksburg; w Owns Baltimore; Fl Dali
ten. J Lansing, N Y X Randolph, Washington.
AMERICAN HOTEL-E Leyburn, Lszing-
tons L Logan and Miss Logan. Halifax; Mrs. Far
nandis, Norfolk; Capt w Stafford, ship sar'elie
T Sharp PhiIa; Il Wardeworth and Hop
kins, Cuipepper; &c! Cook and Lady Washington;
w Muir, Petersburg; David Ayers, Galveston,
Texa-; b + Amonettl, Lou siana; c i Kelsey. Ga;
T Il Morris, Po"hataD; ii Nicbo!s, Louisa; John
He@.,t. ard y Andrews, GoocRsnd; snsnGs,
-i-:r saI.bur-; ~ Evans, Petersburg; Geo SAN
ford Weld II; B A Eeeoies and Geo B Williams,
Augusta Ga
{ TY HOTEL "A samuel, C!arkesvs; D Il
+ Landef, Madison; y ~ Harris, d Perkins, G G
Jennings, jr, and H. mps n, Louiss; K Bur
ren Puryear Rms ell, end w E Morgan,
Meek enburg; y d. he, and D Ware. Isle OF
Wight; w Collins, dau Inter and servant, Ports
r,on b: l. III Sg.at'ty. David Good win, Isle OF
Y, ;ght; H HusnI"u :, " T r Tretlow and J s
CIaI1r Sp~ J: DR. 3rhn Il Mettart Henrco; B D
Christian N W b. 4 Jones. York. J B Cband
Ter, Ca"oinc; ) Rubbtt, Warren; T w Short,
Franklin; c boswell, Hanov =; Moody, New
Kent; NJ Shot. Amelia; z HILL Hanover; A
Butts. Petersburg Hackett, Caroline; J S
Judkin, Southampton; Victor Hsnnott n Y.
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ENGLASDs EUMASITY-It is generally know
that sarages were employed by the King of Eng
lard, George III, and paid st so much per scalp q
MAJ, woman and child during our revolutionsry
war. Re n items fran this terrible trade in NJ
MAI desh may perhaps interes, some II our read
ers, anu show them how this Paternal King strov
10 crush out lhe noble spirit ut inoep -nteace ii
our early heroes. Here IS st of a number .
Captain Crawford to the British Governor OF Ia
nass, Col. Haldinsn. These packages OF scel 70
were toEnd among the baggage ct the English ar
my sf:er The defeat OF BurgOync, cured and dried
with Indian marks upon them. The letter accom-
panv!zg them read thus:
FscBagcl Containing forty three scaps OF con
gress soldiers killed in di-rrR skirmls1es stretch
e -. hlack.hoogs four ioches in diameter
2ac2. Con aiming niDets -eiaht farmers Killed
in their houses on red hoops, with squire OF noe
painted each to denote their occupation
PACE. 5 Contains ninety seven farmers scalps
ou green hoops, 10 show they were killed IN the
fields
Pack 4. Containing one hundred and two farm.
ere seslgs, eighteen "a :aem marked with yellow
flames 10 signify tha,tbey were burnt alive.
Pack 5. Containing siybty-eignt scaips OF We
men nair long and braided, to show taat they were
nnosa"rs
Pack G. Contsnng one hundred and ninety
th.es IS OF boys OF various ages, small green
hoops
Pacx z Two hundred and eleven girls scaps,
biz and littie on ANAL yellow hoops
Such was the stuff of " h:ch English royalists
were m ade Ia TIE Gays" h;ch tried mems souls y
Boston Posi-.
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VERNON ESKRIDGE.
Chaplain in the U. States Navy,

Hampton's Vegetable Tincture oy its mild action on
the stomach liver, and the kidneys will cure dyspep-
sa cough asthma bronchial and lung affections pains
in the back, side and breast, consumption, scrofua
rheumatism govt neuralgia fstula, piles, bowel COM
plants, worms debity-with all diseases ari-
sing from impure blood and is the greatest female me
dieine ever known
Call and get pamphlets gratis and certificates Of
cures.
For sale by O. A. STRECKER, Main street. Rich
mond; G. B. JONES CO., Petersburg, Va; Doctor
COOKE fredericksburg MORTIMER & NOW
BRAY, Baltimore and by Druggists generally.
ia
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sHRkAA A6hlhEnEs =. - nNg1 -.
NJ New and Comfortable Schedules
TWICE DAILY FROM RICHMOND TO NEW
YORK WITH TRANSFERS OF PASSENGERS
AND BAGGAGE, THROUGH The CiIIEs Or
WASHINGTON, Baltimore, AND PHILADEL.
PHIA, FREE OF EXTRA CHAR1E:-e'h ana al
tar the Iss of March the following quick and com.
Portable schedules viii be run over the inland route
between Richmond and New fork: Leave Kich-
mend, daily, al O'Clock, A. d., and 9ocloee 4 y,
arrive r New YORK, daily al d, A. NJ, ana "a Z. u
Fare to Washington Let class seas'------'S9 ~ ~
!" a. Baltimore Is. At ''-------------.7 90 90
% = ID s...5 90
Between Baltimore and Philadelphia by rail-, 90
Re+veen Balr;u,ore a:,d Ph.ladeipaia, By New
Castle and Frenchtown line, 90
Between Philadelphia sndEsw ToTE-------- 3 90
For Isl ciass passengers, and 8 on eaon Tor I'd
class do.
Besides tue through and direct connezion named
abovs with the main Northern Route, through
tickets direct can be obtained at the Depot OF the
Baltimore e. Ohio Railroad Company IN Washing
ton, for Pittsburg and Wheeling via toe Raiay
House on the folio wing terms:
Between Washington ana PItts5urg-
Time "a hours. -----------------.--sl oU
Between Washington anu NneeiIng-
Thine 81 hours IL 0u
For through tickets 20 Washington and Baii-
more or other information, apply AT the ticket OF
fee.
|. is deemed proper il addition to state, for thu
information of passengers that four daily lines are
in operation between Washington and Baltimore:
by means Of which the traveller who, through
business or nieazurs has hear DELAYED in Wash.
lngtol., mas Ii aYsys In mis- power 20 proceed at
convenient hour directly on ais journey to any
point north OF thai place. RUTH,
Agent of Transportation.
OFFICE r. F. & ? R r. Co.
Richmond, Feb. 20, 1852.
P.S.-The Night Train will not stop to take up OF
put down passengers, except at the following sta
lions Cottage, Taylorsvle, Junction, Chesterfield,
Milford, Gianey's Fredericksburg and Brooks
~ By order OF the Postmaster General, no
mail train will be run between Richmond and
Washington on Sunday nights.
Fo X.
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4 Latter 10 be Head and Thought upons
MIR EAST, WEST AND NORTH HAVE
sPOgEN-nOW SPEAKS The SOUTH
TIE sunny SOUTH Hear the tribute given ~
.1,ns If irer sons in his 74in year. Can there De
80 - mind 40 pfejudiced as not to yield TO such
r,sss Of testimony daily given In favor OF Bamp-
$50 vegefable Tincfnre. in every hsmet,
village ard city where ~ mas Iouno Us way ofete
mi hearts speak its praise
i"s n0" CHESTER DIsTRIcT. South Carolina,
January Sd. 1853
Mo-. Mortimer q Mou5ray- Gentlemen FOR
,oe lsa, flyg years nave oeen severe snfefer
t-or, Rseuuatism. till seeing your recommends
49,. =, EIanpton's Vegetable Tincture, purchased
S,.,ie ard the first dose has so much relieved ms
tbat consider ii but Justice to gTc 70 me suffering
world the result OF the application
mfne was acute Rheumatism IN tue oaeS-so bad
81. wa. copfaed 10 my bed Tor the last SIX
,non,b. The first bottle acted Ike charm; the
acond restored strength TO ny poor afflicted oacx
ar5 am now as well and feel as young as when
was sixteen. l am no" seFehsS iouf Yeats o.
age. A., uoa,o.. z;.
IF ,be are an6 poor suffering Humanity ought 70
erect a monument to DR. Hampton. who mas saved
thousands from pain. And you, gentlemen. have
80 ~. nart of Dablie benefactors In dissenna.-
in, The benefits which have resulted from your in
Ian plain cotton planter and have never writ.
ton for literary fame; but when my fellow beings
are afflicted shall hesitate, or through modesry,
withhold any information valuable to my fellow
MANI so ii you consider this worthy of place IN
any OF your newspapers, Jour are at liberty -
make use of it -
Yours, truly, ALVAH hEMBALL.
Truth Stranger than Fiction None need Despair
fl Lady Testimony after Airty-eight years Of
Suffering!
Were there not real virtue in this wonderful medi-
ine could it perform the astonishing cures made b.
it,
NORTHAMPTON COUNTY, April Is, 1851.
Messrs Tyler Il Adair:
have been afflicted with rheumatism, at times from
my twelfth year; win be fifty years of age the 18th
ofthis month the attacks at times severe az
to render me helpless; have tried various remedies
to very little effect. Last October was attacked in
my shoulders Sides back, and hips; could not rest
day or night; could not move any part of my body
without crying with pain at this time also tried ma
ny remedies internal and external without receiving
any relief was at last advised to try Hamptons We
getable Tincture; before | had taken bottle OF
which felt much better and as continued taking il
felt strength coming into my back and limbs and nv
stomach strengthened and revived every way; have
taken five bottles, and much better than expect
ed to be. | intend to it whenever need it. and
would recommend it to the afflicted, believing it Gne
qualled.
Yours ELIZABETH BAGWELL.
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49, s Vsls-s
VIRGINIA CENI hAL hAIL hOAL.

EAPRESS FaEIJH1 LAh-
an and alter Wednesday, the 18th Decent
~ Der, Freight Car arranged tor the purpose,
Will run with the Mail train daily, Sunday except
ed } for the more speedy transportation OF MilS,
Butter fresh Meats, and other perisha5le articles,
and pack ages of merchandise, &C.
special Agent will accompany the car 70 attend
10 the receipt ard delivery OF articles al the several
depots All articles must be put up securely, WIZ
their weight and destination marked thereon, and
be 10 place before the arrival OF The train ar tae de-
pots in the country.
Articles to be transported from the Richmond
depot, must be sent there between 3 ID and
NJ accompanied by two tickets stating ID Wnat
place they are to be cent, by whom and to ~hoEa Ia
the articles received correspond with the ncaets
one will be signed oy the Agent al the depot and
delivered 10 the person bringing the articles, and
the other retaiC6d By the Agent.
An Agent will De in attendance az the Richmond
depo. ON 9 A NJ till P NJ for he delivery OF az
.icles brought BY the Express Cars.
TIE freight all articles nust De paid IN ad-
vance, and no article viii DO taken tor any turn.
ous
TABLE OF RATES.
Trunks, Boxes and Packages.
Single packages, not exceeding five pounds
in weight, tor al distances % cents
Packages weighing i've pounds and
less than fifty pounds, for ali distances 80 e
Packages over fifty pounds and less than
Luz pounds sca;;. ;oo ,,.;,ads - s;.,,
between Richmond and Louisa G. FL, per
I0o pounos,; - --;;;I-----9o
Richmond and Gordonsviile per 100 lbs so IS
do Meechum's River do do rs 90
Batter, Lard, dressed Fowls and Fresh.
Is cents per 100 pGunds for all distances; no
charge to be less than Nh cents.
Fruits and Vegetables.
Per bushel- cents
Oyzfers-By special rangement.
E. II. GILL,
do lo-3awts Sunt TRANSFORMATION
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I UgBER.-BELVIN & PARKER, wholesale
- and retail dealers in all kinds Of Mahogany,
Hard Woods. Lumber and ehiBg ies,
Broad, betwecn Goutrnor and MAYO streets, take
pleasure in notifying their triends that they are
continuing the above business at their Ole stand,
more extensively han heretofore.
Mahogany Plaak aud Josts, black and white
w nut, Cherry, Birds Eye and Sugar Shape;
Northern and Southern Ash, OAK and Buttonwood,
White Wood Spanish Cedar, Brtternut Hickory,
Chair Plank, Tessed Flooring, Step Plank, White
Pine Of all sizes and qualities, Poplar Dressed Lum
Der and Mahogany. wnch are used in The manut4c-
iurc of hs frs: class coaches and cars by machine
companies. ca, builders, sc Rosewood, Maho
gany and Cherry Veueers for cabinet furniture
manufacturing purposes and various other Kinds OF
Lumber used by builders, carpenters and machi-
nists ALWAYS on hand. ia 81
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letters FROM Hungary compIaa of the insecurity
oil the country, caused by the numerous bsnds of
men, compelled by their outlawed condiion-hav.
ing laksn national part in the late civil war-to
live -. IOcestS and mountains and lead Robin
Hood Kl8d II life, at the expense Of their neigh
boTs Courts nd atrial and executions are pOwerless
again i this evil the geadarmes are harrass.d 10
desUair, and never encounter the outla without
ha vii enter a com bat If lie and death The
Austrians imagine that the object OF these poor
mcu II To get together rooney for new insure c.
ton and 10 think that an honest aruues
~, such as would permit the to quit their wild
wa q! l.te, might restore them 70 quiet hcme,.-
On thr last day Of The old year one Of these an
hanged al Pesth. Previous to the execution
he WE taken about in procession for two hours
during which ne sung patriotic songs and dispayet
a s3pl erle cahtompt tor death AT the foot of the
gsliG~s hn iticer read pralix statement OF his
crimes ard sentence. The name of kcssuth oc
Cured 1t th.s document, ard had no sooner escap
the lips OF the officer han the pris ner took Of
his hat Hi.u reve. eunatiy inclined his head. As the
fatal rope was slipped over bis head, he gathered
up bis strength aud cried Mag ars, keep up we
viii give i! them v"t =" md @iAd
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DREADFUL. ACcIrRNr.--st nIuannin2 Pa, on
TdGrsday, " nile ohm Steele Of Robert Steele
OF kiitsnIns township, aged about Ia years, was
erngiuyed at what Is Technically termed ''heaving
up" 81 be "bar mill The skirt of his coat was &C.
cl6entsiiy caught by wire, aud before assistance
co0iG .r Iennr-=d, lie was drawn over the coup
linss, al, ana peril lily through them as far as
the abdomen when, one of his feet catching on the
"pinion housing his progress was suddenly
sso pet, ana toe poor sufferer insautaneously die
emboVled. He diet in few moments. The
sig j. sale 10 have been horrible
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NOE aANusntIEANn CHEAp cpaIS1

l.
L MAS PRESENTS, call at Ne .i8 Broad sr-a.-
Beautifully decorated Motta Cups and ssucsrs
China Mugs, Flower Vases with great many
other GAIA orEsrn ats also, some hardsorns
PORT Mona les, Work Boxes, Hair Brushes Faprg
Soaps, PertumeTy, &c.
Alse, ilst received an assortment of Forks To,
aud Table Spoons, Soup Ladies (sqtne new mar
tsrns) deeply plated OF English A.bats or ubj',
taetal, exeelieai and durable article nea,Is 80
good as sigvsr, and No: ore fourln the price 90
&c - IT, l.. H.ChSoN.
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Rev. Vernon Eskridxe, u. y. N.

PORTSMOUTH, VA, August I3, I35I
Mr. ] Boush-Dear Sir: While am in general 90.
posed Potent Medicines candor compes me to state
that have great confidence in the virtues of Hamp-
toms Vegetable Tincture For several months past
have used it my family and in dyspepsia loss OF ap-
petite dizziness, and general debility with entire sue
So far my experience extends therefore I
take pleasure in recommending it to the afflicted 40
safe and efficient remedy.
| am, respectfully, yours,
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SEN&TE.-The House bill providing for the
ccas;ruction of the Richmond and York River
Railroad, has passed the Senate.
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pig n17f1 DISPATCH
V7..1 LEGISLATURE.

~ Tuesday, Feb. |.
.ouse Of Delegates.
.r.,sI wing bills were passed to-day:
.aTe /or the relief Of Thomas East-ayes
i'Sh au,horising thu Public Works to sub
Il IL 10 The Elk River Bridge Company in
n I county of Kanawha--ayes IS, noes 80.
? = A bill to amend IN act concerning the terms
OF the Circuit CourIs--and
A bill! approprating sum Of money TO aid
in constructing a road from Clafk's Mill TO
Peter Lightner's, in Bath county-ayes 81,
noes 81.
Tue Speaker laid before the Honse con-
municstion from the Executive, enclosing an
application from the Secretary OF the Navy for
a grant 70 the United STATES OF the jlrisdc
ti5n o. the Commonwealth over certain lands
attached to the Navy Hospital of Norfolk -
The communication was laid on the table,
After \ nroiracted debate on a proposition
for a ic a I'D in The Northwest, the House,
before ~ question was taken, adjourned to
Wednesday.
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50 GOING TO EUROPE AGAIN.
80 al all n and

% lDINE To EChUFE AETAIN,-
"a Selling off mt Cost, and some
EN 4 Goods below Cost-At HENRY NY
&&MAN'S, Direct Importer of Watches and
Guns No %, Main Strest-As / intend going to
Europe again in the Spring to make further ar
engagements for importing Watches and Guns di
rect 20 this city, to be enabled keep the
trade in oar State, to compete vita ths Northern
importers { will now offer for sale the whole of
MY valuable stock of Gold and Silver lever Watch
es; Gold Fob, Neck and Vest Chains, Seals, Keys,
Lockets, Ear Rings, Finger Rings Breast Pins
Bracelets and Bands, aud great variety of Fancy
Articles roo numerous to mention
A Rare Chaace.-I nave also On hand lot OF
Plated, Cake and Fruit Baskets, Plated Casters,
AIbata TeaSets, four pieces; Casters Salt Cellars,
Ink Stands, and lot OF PapieE Mache Goods, which
will be sold !eAs than Cost TO make room for my
lot OF Guns, which expect daily from England.
Don't forget that il is at
HENRY HYMAN'S, No 80,
de Dfrscf Isnnnfrnr of NRfchea and IIuns
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RufTf - paeAag's commo. b1t.-r; 10
~ psct asrz prime BIT; bb,s rims roll But
teF, fspecsx v aEIi4e this ,rnins ( sale bv
u y CRLkSa law l. co.
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- ANoTa NEW n0TF

1kIME LARD.-.2 Irkins superior family
Leaf Lard, just received, Tor sale by
jail L d CRENsHAW t. CO