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DIR. WILLIAM w. PARKER.-We are era

tilted 10 learn that this gentleman has far
ed from the injuries sustained from tall from ID
horse some days since as to be able TO resume ! ID
professional duties.
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The convicts, Jones and Goodcourage, who es-
caned from the Massachusetts, state prison about
tufn weeks since, were arrested on Sunday, at
IaDesboro', and one was lodged in Springfield Jail
Williams, who was under life sentence, s still at
rfN
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EIRE, LIFE AND MARINE INSU-
Il RANCE-The Richmond Fire Association are
Bow prepared to issue policies of Insurance the
above description of risks reasonable terms as
any sILIhI company, ana respectuIy ASK snare oi
ce7ed the office, No 223, corner of Main and 9Th
streets where the officers will cheerfuly furnish all
Dioirn@ton that may be required. All losses prompt
iy aud literally adjusted. -
JAMES BOSHER, President.
JOEY y. BosHER. SecretarY. NH II
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TuE SHIP LOCKS are being rapidlv com.

IHE SHIP LOCKS are being rapidly COM
pleted aud if the winter proves favorable not many
months will now eldpse before vessels can pass in
and out of the docks, with safety. The stone work
has greatly progressed within few weeks, and the
Superintendent seems determined to lose no time
in making a finish of his portion.
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TREAT BAIT l. E-THE TURKS

TREAT BAIT l. E-THE TURKS
w VICTORIOUS.-LEVY, at IS Main street, has
lust received teegrsphic dispatch to sell off the ba
lance of his winter stock OF Dry Goods, at greatly
reduced prices.
Delaines at sixpence per yard Figured Alpacss for
12I cents worth S7t cts; good Calico. sixpence Silk
Cloth Cloaks selling at cost price, TO close the lot;
sin Velvet Wrappers, cheap; Richest styles Brocade
silks ST. dress patterns, selling elsewhere for $iO
Snlendid assortment of Fancy Dress Silks, rs cents
no 50 per yard; French, English and German Ner-
noes % cts 5 so; Fancy Figured and Solid Color
ed Deaines in great variety; l24 Bed Blankets 124
Sheetings: l0G0 Negro Blankets, 81 cents Blankets
of pounds for Sl.50; Linseys; Kerseys; Heavy Ne
gro Clothing of all kinds; Oznaburgs Bleaehed and
Brown Cottons, at factory prices For the best bar
gains, call at -
IS Main street,
Next door to White Pages Shoe Store
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FoR LIBERIA.-The snip General Pierce was to
sail from Savannah on Thursday last, for Liberia
We learn from the Courier of Wednesday, that 100
persons would take passage-half from Georgia
and half from Tennessee
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WATCHES.-Ala large assOrtmen
TNHE subscriber having just returned from

4 LII ouooSiiOCi haNiLS Juob ICCui uCu lfOm
Il N. York with a splendid assortment of GOODS,
selected by himself from the New York. Philadelphia
and Baltimore markets. respectfully ask of his friends
and the public generally to call and examine hs
stock, amongst which may be found all qualities and
colors of French, English and American CLOTHS,
CASSIMERES and VESTINGS, such as
Paris Fancy Cassmeres
Crystal Palace do; Granite Mills
Velvet, plush, silk and merino VestiDgs
Granadine silk and plush Velvets
Plush palm do
Paris silk do
Dress Shirts and Collars. merino Shirts and Drawen
Gloves, Socks, Suspenders, Crsvats, Scarfs, Ties,
Pocket Hdkfs, Washington and Napoleon Craysts.
Money Belts &c. &c.
READY-MADE DEPARTMENT.
Super black, brown, olive and green Dress and
Frock Coats
Pants and Vests of all styles and qualities
Kossuth and Lamartine Over Goats
Esquimaux Wrappers, English Whitney
Blue black and brown Over Sacks
Petersham Over Sacks all colors
Turkish Smoking Gowns
Gents velvet Morning do.
Do. travelling Shawls
Do. snow-storm Scarfs, dc &c.
Il. Is. SPENCE,
or26 Nol20 corner Main and Governor sts
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& CARD.-WlLLIAMH H. GRAVES 4
IA co, COLLECTORS AND NEGOTIATORS,
WALL STREET, over the Office of Messrs. PuliaTn 4
DAVIS Aucuoaee-s nesrt City HoSel collect bend,
s1c secure Claims Of every description and negotiate
Sales, Purchases, Loans, Rents Hires, Employment,
in every branch or business and all other Business
Transactions requiring the mediation of third party
They tender their bes: services TO the community
or - TsfC
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EOR kENT.-A very desirable office on
4 Grace street, between 4th and 5th.
de 9-lw. GEO. i. MAYNARD.
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THE GREAT March RACE AT AUGUSTA,

1HE GREAT MATCH RACE AT AUGUSTA,
GA.-By e letter from friend dated columbia, s..
c., Dec. 18th, 1853" we are informed that match
race at three mile heats between the great Georgia
horse 'Hylander," and Compromise" the winner
of the $4,000 match Nashville, Tenn, on the Sd
instant, closed the day before, for s. coo aside
the race to come off at Augusta Ca, Monday, the
9th of January. Both horses said to be in good
condition and doing WELL and fine sport is therefore
anticipated. The owner of each is equally nguine
of winning. Our correspo 1dent, who e warm
friend Of the turf expects to be hand TO the
sport, aud if SO will no doubt be furnished by him
with an accurate account of the race.
We have been looking with anxiety TO see
the challenge mads in the New York Spirit of the
Times, by Firginian, to Capt Minor of Miss 70
the get of Boston against that of any other horse
four mile heats for $4,000 aside, at Charleston, ac
cepted but thus far have looked in vain. Can neith
er Red Eye, the Incompatible Miss Nina Dick Dotty
Lexington (all by old white nose) find competi-
tor to join them in quick step? Or will the two
Virginia horses be permitted to walk the
without opposition If match should be made
against either of them, some of our friends now in
the South. will furnish the particulars at the
lest possible moment.
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employ Others requested to call and leave their
names.
ER~ Wanted, every d3y of the year, Employers
sud EMPLOYEES in all bIsuches of business.
EF'- EHfogeys are Eot charged in Gay case.
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VIM r. Taber, jr., editor of the Charleston Mer-
curry, recently sent challenge to B. 7. Perry, edi
tor OF the Southern Patriot which the latter gentle
man declined to accept The difficulty grew outof
notice in the Patriot of an address delivered by
Mr. Taber. Mr.. Perry disclaimed any intention
of impugning the character or honor Of Mr. T., but
claimed the right of criticism upon public ad-
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JoHN II. BosHER, Secretary. NH II

EREENE * HEATH, COMMISSION
IN MERCHANTS. San Francisco, California, vii
attend shipments of Flour, Tobteco and Meichan-
dire generally. Prompt returns viii be made Refer
Messrs. A. 1. A. Lawrence Co, Boston; Allen 4
PsXsOu, Patreson, Adams i Co., Maitland, Phelps
Co., New York Courtney, Gushing & Co., BaltimOre
Edmond. Davenport / Co., Davenport, Allen d Co,
Richmond. gu I5-eod6m
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The time made at this race does not do justice
to either of the horses The heaviness OF the track
in parts and the bad condition of the lly, are
ample excuse for this.
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NEW S.-Just received, per
IN Adams & Co.'s Express-
Valencia Plsids and Plaid Raw Silks
Plaid and Plain De- LANES, all colors
French Meriuoes aud Velvet Ribbons
Lace and iusiin Sleeves
Muslin Lace and Jaconet Collars
Plaid ana Printed Flanaels for children.
To which we call the attention of the ladies'.
WARREN b PERKINS,
Ge5 No III Eagle Square
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

FRIDAY, DEC 10, 1898
Mr.. SPEAKER CRUTCRFIELD appeared in the
chair to-day, and took occasion on doing so. to
tender his thanks to the House for its indulgence.
and ior its expression of sympathy in his recent
affection. This tie did in most appropriate Ian
guage, evidently under the influence of deep
emotion.
communication was received from the Senate.
announcing that they had passed the bills entitled
An act to amend the 9th section of chapter l5S of
the Code OF Virginia. SO to extend the iurisdic.
ton of circuit courts at their special terms, and
to repeal the act passed 10th JAN 1853 entitled
An act to amend the 9Th section Of chapter 153 of
the Code of Virginia." (No 33 y and An act to
Virginia, so as TO authorize the committing of the
estates of lunatics TO Sherifs and Sergeants when
committees appointed by courts fail to qualify,
NO. A.
The said bills were referred to appropriate com,
miltees:
Committees made reports. among them one from
the Committee on Banks by hIr MAYO, reporting
the Senate bill, so incorporate the Commercial
Savings Bank Of the City of Richmond :" which
was passed with an amendment-(mercly YER
BALI
BILLS PASSED.
The following bills were read third time and
passed:
a bin for the relief of Andrew Crolly.
bill for the relief of Lieutenant Colonel Ran
dolpn.
bill for the relief OF H g. Anderson
bill for the relief OF Teakle W. Jacob
Resolutions of local and private character were
offered, adopted, and appropI lately referred
On motion Of Mr.. HANCOCK OF Charlotte, the
House adjourned.
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ANOTHER SWINDLE.-Yesterday after
noon, three small boys the Oldest not more than is
years old, went to the new warehouse now erecting
for Mr. Crenshaw, and seeing Mr. Sheppard engaged
in painting, approached him and offered to sell him
can OF yerdigris paint brush and book of gold leaf
MI ). asked where they obtained the articles. One
OF them replied, from his brother, living with Mr.
Richardson. Mr.. S. replied, that he resided near
Mr. RS shop, opposite Metropolitan Hail. The
boys at once lett him, and going to SIS house, left
told them leave them there and ask her for IS 30
to buy keg of paint with. Mrs. s., not having the
change, gave the boys Sc, and they left On Mr. SIS
ing the facts to officer irving he started in search of
the young rougues, ana succeeded in capturing
and cagipg them They will be brought before the
Mayor this morning.
In the pocket of one of these boys was found
small wallet, containing matches and other articles
suited to firing buildings.
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.

~ Ihe circulation OF the Daily Dispatch exceeds
thst OF aii the Daily papers OF Richmond
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THE PooR.-It affords us infinite Measure


to invite special attention to the noble and praise
worthy deed of charity performed by meeting of
the stckhoders OF the Richmond and Dlnville Rail-
road, on Thursday isht and sincerely trust that th.
example, SO well timed and so honorable to the
body of gentlemen who it, will not pass bv
nnnotieee by other corporations whose vitality has
been received from the hands of Richmond. All
honor to that great champion of judcious internal
improvements that high minded generou j. art.
ed Nirgnia1i-NHIT P. TUNsTALL-who con-
celFed the truly christian pro of relieving the su
ferlng poor, and to that band of stockholders who
Wlth enc eccord zealously engaged to carry it our
for them the prayers of the widow and orphan will
ascehd nigh Heaven as sweet incense, plesdir to
HIM W ho holds the destines of man. to add to their
prosperity through life and their immortal honors
amer deata-apd the dreaTy hove of the
Is made cheerful by the liberal donation of this ncor
pofaIon, the happy poor will bear their eomforters
10 Iarone OF grace and pray devoutly that of
tueh may ever feel the ants that sncompa and
had well nigh destroyed theu when a kind hand
was reached forth to minister their necessties-
follows: ' - 80
Nv, F. Tunstall, Esq, offered the subjoined reso-
lut1on, wnich IN was unanimously adopted
Resolred, That the President aud Directors of the
Richmond and Danville Railroad Company be autho-
rlzed, at such time as they may deem convenient to
have transported and delivered gratis to the Benevo
lent Society of Richmond, ONE HUNDRED CORDS
OF WOOD, for distribution among MaPooR"
. we have said the example is worthy of imta-
ton. asd we hope that other Companies viii follow
it. What say the Board of Directors of the Central
Railroad, and of the Richmond and Fredericksburs
Railroad! WIN they be behind their brethren of
Poor7 Surely not. The cost to them would be hut
amere song, while it would prove an invaluable mine
OF comfort and consolation to those for whom it is
made. Remember the Poor" is holv Injunction
not to be over estimated and we would rather have
the gratifcatiaa of knowing that we had smoothed
their rugged path life, BY ali she means within
our power, than to occupy the most exalted station
within the gift of man. conscious at the same time
that we had boarded up wealth competency and
denied to the down-troddsn poor in our midst
such succor in the hour OF their need, az we could
have given.
the citizens of Richmond should hold and
provide neana for supplying the necessares Of life
to those who are unable to procure tnen during the
prevalence of winter. 1t is duty we owe to our
selves TO the poor, ard to the Maker of ALL to see
that no one suffers for want of food, fuel raent
and we should discharge that duty promptly. One of
wealthy citizens informs us that he is prepared
to make contribute to the general funds, and we
know that there are thousands of otheIs who would
gladly do so, if opportunity afforded them. Let
the Mayor cali a meeting then, and appoint commit
tees to solicit al for the helpless and destitute Poor
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-12-17
pROPOSAL S. BILL OF TIMBER
Il AND PLANK FOR GATES OF THE SHIP
LOCK, T1DEWATER CONNECTION JAMES
RIVER AND KANAWHA CANAT

The above Timbers to be either heart yellow Pima
or white oak but must be altogether of species
of Timber.
15 M feet board measure Yellow Pine Plank for
sheathing, 50 feet long, not less than nor moro
than II inches wide and inches thick.
81 NJ feet board measure White Oak Plank for foot
way, "a feet long, IL inches wide and inches
thick.
The above Bill of Timber and Plank to be entire
heart of best quality sawed straight and true; and to
be free from knots shakes, rot and every description
of unsoundness to be delivered and inspected on the
wharf of the James River and Kanawha company
at Rockets One-third of each item in the Bill of
Timber to be delivered before the 1st day of
February next. The balance of the Timber and the
Plank to be delivered on or before the lst day of
March next. ID. S. WALTON.
priv As,Jt L.
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L1ALL AND WINTER SUPPLY OF
Il BOOTS. SHOES, CARPET BAGS, TRUNKS,
VALICES, &c.-PEMBERTON / BROTHER I6f
Main street. nearly opposite the Exchange Bank,
Richmond Va respectfully invite strangers visiting
the city, and the public generally, to call and
inc their large and complete assortment of articles In
the above line. Their prices will be found 10 be
low those ofany other house, whether by the sim
gle pair, dozen or case. The stock embraces:
Geutlemen's dress SHOES, BoOTEES and GAL
TIERS,
Gentlemeu's calf kip and stout BooTEES and
BOOTS,
Youths ROOTS and BOOTEES, of many kinda,
Servants BR0GUES, bound and unbound,
Ladies' SHOES, buskins, Kids. Jenny Linds &c.
Ladies' black bronze and colored CATERS,
BUSKINs and Bo0TEES for servant women. va
rsous styles,
Misses and Ckildrens SHOES In great variety,
Travelling TRUNKS, plain Leather and hair do, all
Of which are offered at the lowest rates.
PEMBERT0N l. BROTHER,
Sc 20 No. I6l Main st, opposite the TX. Bank.
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s. FOR RENT.-The Brick Dwelling
H. Z7rh, between Marshall and Clay Streets
Church H!.i, at present occupied by Mr. John T.
ChIos. Possession given on the Isl day of January
rext- Rent $40 per year. Apply to
no 2S-tf TOLEB i COOK, Pearl st.
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PRICE ONE CENT.


if. entire @ usrisGs sa..;nn CouRT yesterday, spent
-. session in listening to arsumeuts Of ea,n.s
Srbs ~ @ 10 an Indictment arainst yyiJIisrI
, ryiDs, oi Steeungs nuisance to the u,biir h., go
y ln5 on p.ahs machine, near the proneIty y,
- sd Tvons aiien and Crenshaw. Messrs John
a,sad gsnldi 9 ocIneL pomnonweath. The argument
sustain the demurrer Thecase will come m ~, ~ -
lnaietment 20 gay; peiore Jury, when large nun
that nuisance is created By the emitipg Of sonts
smoke, Goals, etc. from chimney TO m. ~
Of the public If the party is found guilty, it viii he
equivalent to saying that machnsry sh,II ra, ~
worked by steam in the city, for iresurna II Iii
be next to impossible to work steam engine ,vthat
creating soote, smoke, etc. The subject i ona ~
vital importance TO the mechanical interests of RI
city. aud should be looked to with great care for i
involves principle of right. both to the individual
aud the public. Ii may that this case is an excep
ton to the general rules and that the establishments
complained of has been constructed TO prove in
Jsrleas 20 large amount of valuable property, as
well as annoying to the ghborhood in which it is
erected but if not, it seems to hat it would be
very unwise for the Court to determine that it
nuisance merely because it planning machine
worked by steam, aud that smoke escaped from the
chimney, and sometimes descended, 10 the annoy
snce OF those who happened to be within the rang
of it's fall,
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Sealed Proposals for the delivery of the above
Timber will be received at the office of the James
River and Kanawha company until IL NJ. on the 18th
instant and the party whose proposal accepted will
be required to enter into written contract and give
security for the due performance thereof.
de 5-2aw2W WIN. Z. MIINEORD. Sec,y
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A. & o. Towles enters ch. f. Cordelia Reed,
ssiJilHgsi iJ5silHssW w agoner, out of Eudora, 3y.o, .
B0ytOn s. Cheatham enters ch. g. Conlpro-
mise, Glencoe, dam by Stakeholder.
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THE GREAT MATCH RACE AT NAsHvILL

We have at last after vigorous search, obtained
full account ofthe match race for $40 000-$2 600
torteit-Whlch came of at Nashville On the Sd inst.
between Compromise and Cordela Reed. We
copy from the Nashville Wing:
sgFtrst HeGt.-The horse had the inside, and the
start was very good one The horse led Oft about
two lengths on the first quarter but the lly closed
up finely and at the commencement of the second
halt they were locked, aud together the balance
OF the mile, passing the judges stand about neck
and neck. The second mile was run in exactly the
same manner, but at the third, the horse led off
and kept the lead, running the heat by about
length and hall. Time--1st mile, 1:57 l-2; Cd
2:0l l-2; Sd, 2:ll-6:10.
Second HeGt-There was very little betting be.
tween the heats being evident all that the horse
had everything HE own way. He had won the first
heat with apparent ease, running hard under the
bit, while the illy had been crowded by whip and
spur. Large bets were offered that the horse would
distance his competitor, but were not taken. Both
nags cooled Oft finely, and at the tap of the drum
started side by side. The horse, however soon
threw the dust in the illy's face and led her the
first half, when she again closed up, but failed to
keep her position; and the horse again led .and
passed the judges stand length ahead; leading off
through the second mile, he again passed the
stand ahead, hard upon the Bit while the rider of
the tilly was using his whip industriously. The
third mile the horse let out, and gradually wi
dened the gap behind him, until the two nags could
not be comprehended in single glance, distancing
the tilly and winning the heat in COZ 3-4.
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w / call the attention of the public to our
w large ases rtmcut Of block tin Tea and Coffee
Urns Coffee Pots. Egg Boilers, Steak, Stew aud Oys
Ter DlfH,e, all Sizes Dish Covers IN and SINGLE,
with nanny other useful articles,
ae-7 EnLkLEN & CO,S.. 131.Main 81.
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E'IAE and Ground Alum SALT. in store;
4 Brazil white SUGAR, SAFETY FUSE, Hy-
ofau.c CEMENT, London MUSTARD, black TEAS
d. o DAVENPORT, ALLEN l. co.
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BY j. A. COWARDIN.

The DAILY DISPATCH is served to subscriber,
At SIX AND ouARrER CENTS PER WEEK, paysble tn
che Caslier weekly. Price tor mailing, 81 year in
advance.
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e. FOR RENT, by the Gay or week,
H. ;he large ROOM over my store, for the sale of
Paintings. Books &C. st auction. The is very
well suited, having shelves, gas fixtures, &c.
To - ELIAS HALE, 100 Main ST.
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{ MESS NEN AND BOARDS, Back
~ FEE}1on Boards and Boxes, Dice Cribbage
b0aIda Css-GEets Dissectng Maps, &c, for sale by
Ede "a BULkLEY & co l57 Main 81.
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FEUILET AKTICLES--Brus Combs,
4 FUmGd~s Tooth Powders, Cologne Water, Ex-
tracts tor the Handkerchief, Shaving Soaps, Razor
euopE &c. t0T sale by
PURCELL, LADD CO.
de Druggists, % Main st.
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10 FHts. FE4 ~H"nzsr''' old Rye "HlS-
DARK and Pale BRANDY
Old JsJnaica RUM, in bottles
hPple and Peach BRANDY
Iish auG Scotch WHISKEY-for sale by
Ap WILLIAM FEGIEST0N
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Next door to White & Pages Shoe store.
10
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e. FOR REN THE small brick
H. G0USE, on 29th street, Church Hill at present
occupied by hIT. Robert CUrEie Possession given in
s few days Apply 10 TOLER ( COOK,
Ce Pearl street.
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EAOGGETT 4 ANDERSON, corner Of

q NO.g
se 2g-SHl Nc. go. Main street
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Mr. Pierce has great mission set before him--a
great work 70 perform The welfare of his coun-
try the triumph of his party, the glory OF his own
name-all demand that he should accomplish it
with faithiuiness and resolution. With this Cabi-
net failure is nevitable-with another and better,
our triumph is certain.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-22
WANTED no HIRE.

WANTED 70 aiRE.-1le za,-eril,cr-
w wish IN hire cor their f.oll, the Na. x Tenn
mroad in the Mounlnia region al \ A.. number oi
strong and hoys, for Which liberal hire vii lac phil.
They have bud long experience ia The management oi
negroes and are Themselves latgr ll1cl NJ.
groes will receive the treatment IN every rtspee1
that they give theic One oi In T.
Lynehbnrg, Mt any time. ill tn l0tlt 81 ansN be
Washington Hotel. Ma'orkl,, Simrson#s me
orat Mcdaniel u ilna'-. They vii a-n bag mn AID
boys SCOTT \ ADAMS
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-22

READ THIS
From the Hon John Mclean, Associate Judge of the
Supreme Court.
CINCINNATI, 29th Oct. 1852
pear sir thank You for tile engraved likeness of
General Jackson; tits an excellent one In the latter
part o his ehls grey hairs Ibis tall and venerable frame
the sincerity and kindness of his expression and NM,
ner, caPtvoted all WHO became acquainted with him.
mere were lew II any. persons educated at home or
abroad, however much they may have associated with
foreign courts, who equal the grace and effect of Gen
Jackson manner in social circle. Whether we con.
slder him in the field in the drawingroom or at the
head OF the administration, he was "a remarkable man.
With great respect.
JOHN MCLEAN