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Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-01-08
NATIONAL INTELLIGENCER.
THE CULTURE OF POTATOES.

A few days ago there was received at the Office of
this journal, for examination, sample of crop of
Potatoes which have been brought to highly i'm
proved quality by the Rev. JOEL BLEW, of Howard
county, Maryland, whose post-oAice is .Saeage, in
that county.
We are satisfied that in regard to the improve
ment in the cultivation of this important article of
food, which has been examined and highly approx
ed by the " Elk Ridge Agricultural Club" wecan-
not do better service to our rural and suburban
readers than by transferring columns the first
part of Essay, by Mr. BLEW, on the cultivation of
The potato,originaly published in the HowardGazette
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MEDICINES WORTHY A PLACE IN

III
VI ALL FAMiLiES-THE MEDICINES OF DIR
j. s. ROSE ali OF high reputs, and can be
relied upon suiing tie diseases Tor Which they are
recommended, they the resnlt oi an extensive
Medical Practice tOr the last thirty years IN the City OF
Philadelphia
FoR ALL NERVOUS AFFEcTIoNs.-DR. j.
ROSES NERVOUS AND Inv IGORATiNG COR
DIAL-The greatest discovery ia medical science.
This astonishing medicine for raising up weak CON
stituou, debilii4ied BY isbOr study or disease
acts like charm. Il gives strength aud appetite ami
possesses great inyisoraiing proprrtles For Heart
Diseases, all Nervous Affections Fiainience Heart;
hIrn Restlessness Sunlbness, Neuralgia. raising The
spirits and giving power the Who're systeln II IS
almost miraculous ~ its effects. Fury cents notle
THE GREAr PALS CuRER-IO TltUSE W fio
SUFFER WITH AMI PAlS-Paih IL the torer7li!-
ser of most diseases. Cure the raim and you check
the disease DIR. !. 5. ROSES PAIN CURER is
admirable preparation tor rheumatic aud other
pains IL Is the best pre- pBration 10 tor an attack
pf Cholera, Cholera Mnrbls, Dysenfery PANS IN ihe
Stomach, Bowels, Back. Limbs, Sides, SprAns RiS-
inss Or LHpips in the BEessis OF Females, Edt or
TOofhaehe, rheumatism, and indeed tor any pan:
A0 family traveller sh9nid bc without bottle OF
THIS wonderful and gehable prersrhtioh ~ is excel
lent for cank-r. mouth throat la bstt!es
az l25. p and ~ cents.
Fer CoUcHs. CoLDs, CRorP, AND WaooPisG
coUGHs-Dr J. :. ROSE s CELEBRATED CoUGH
sYRUf - gives Immediate felie. the worst Cough,
whether consnmptiye or proceeding from II cold. !t
sisys Irritation OF The LHEas. and toTiiies the sys
ten asas, ans iu;uee attacks In bottles a; % cents
and 81.
CHILDREN are .is1 lisble 10 Croun which dan.
serous complaint yields inimeiiately TT DIR. }. ;.
Roses nersr-faus GROUP SYRUP Pfice - cents
MHDOPiNG COUCH, aooiher complaint always
ia cold and damp weather. the afflicted will
hnd great reliet in rhe Of Dr. J. ) Roses
&HOOPING COUGH SYRUP, which always re-.
heves, aud llreeenIs the disease from running into
other dIssases. snch rs iNFLAMATiuN OF the
LUNGS, DRorSY 10 tie CHEST, aud CONsU3IP-
TiOk. Price 20 csEts,
ksa ALI DISEASES OF THB ktoHFYs ana BLAD.
pER.-DR j. ; ROSES CUnfoI ND FLCtD
EXTRACT of BUGHl.-1his is decidedly of
the bes remedies eNsr uscd tor diseases OF the hid
seys bladder Le. aud $50 ior gonty sHections: al
ways highly recommended y The late Dr. fhyseA.
and msny ot thr iaost dis,Ing g.!shrd medical inei,
abroad Price ~ cfs
Ali of the ab0ye Preparations, with DIR. Rnse's
Medical Adysert0 Pernas iu Sickness Sud IN Hath,
be had OF o. A. StfeeAer \. Boseker. J. II Wood
Purcell. T.adG 4 Go. Adie < Gray. Bcnneit Reers,
4. Dlgsi r.. H. Dava L Brothrr " IA. 4. Lsdd. A.
Lesie. y. ~. LaehnsAOr. aud by dealers generally
throukiiun ibr county and S,dEe.
si--4y.a4AL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-26

BRUTALITY REwARDEp-The Emperor of Aus
tria has conferred upon his consul at smyrna the
OF Leopold, for his conduct in the kosta STAIR
The Paris Presse observes that 1.-THE extreme parsi-
mony with which Austrian decorations are given,
adds to the scandalous cclat of this reconpeusc'-
and infers from this fact that the quarrel between
Austria and the United States win soon assume the
proportions Of serious conflict The two saberGi-
nate functionaries of the Smyrna consulate havs
heen promoted, by being sent to CoGstantinopie.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-26

The New York Times don't like to see Mr.. r. j.
Walker, subscribing $40, 900 in his own name
to the Pacific Railroad, because no one believes
him to be worth it, the tthe of it, but because it
thinks Mr.. Walker has an imperious duty or pen
ance TO perform at his home in Mississippi. before
he can think OF raieing money enough to build the
Paciric Railroad. Two years ago, he failed to OBJ
tain in Europe 5000, 900 for the Illinois Central
Railroad because of the taint OF Mississippi repu
diation. while Mr. Gilbert. Wall street broker,
accomplished ii without difficulty.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-26

MURDER AT ALExANDRrA.-We noticed on Sat
urday, that's young man named John Welsh. wa.
killed on Thursday night, by one of the men be.
longing to Quick & Co.'S Circus. The following
additional particulars gather from the Virginia
Sca:incl The circus gave two exhibitions on We'd
nesday, and in consequence of disorder. the ring
being broken into, &c, the performance closed at
little before O'Clock. The spectators were there
upon dissatisfied and the disorder was kept up out
side the tents by crowd of boys and young men.
who behaved very badly. At last the company
dispersed, and the police had left the eroun1 when
gang OF bcys returned at about halt past 10 to
arenge logging which one of them had received
the night before They stoned the tents striking a
number OF persons engaged about il then but being
charged upon by the circus men, they retreatcd
in body; but then Welsh and another boy who
had not been at all connected with the affair. and
were by themselves at squares distance from the
crowd, CHANGED to be seen by circus-man Welsh
was Immediately felled with brick and the per.
son who threw it advanced and beat him on the
head with heavy tentpin, injuring him so that he
died the next morning. His skull was fractured in
two places. ltis not known whether Robinson can
be identified as the murderer He is TO be exam
incd before acalled court tomorrow
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.NRATES, TENDERS, LLIC

~ ROOFING. Ac.--Cal end examine my stock of
Euameled CRATES, TENDERS, Sc, embracing all
the latest and most beautiful patterns. selected in
New York within the last few weeks NV stock OF
common and ordinary CRATES ard TENDERS is
very extensive and great Inducements will be offered
to purchasers.
All kir ds OF METALLIC ROOFING. CUTTERS.
SPOUTS and other house work in my line faithfully
and promptly attended to il city aud country,
My stock OF materials is very large, aud of the best
quality. all selected with care.
TIN PLATE, SHEET COPPER, SHEET IRON,
Ac., kept constantly au hand and for sale low.
general assortment of Plain and Jspauued' TIN
WARE. PAUL BARGAMIN.
10Th. brtyye+,u Main and Gary
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4 IVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA,

~ JAUNDICE. CHRONIC OR NERVOUS DE-
bility Disease OF the Kidneys and all Diseases arising
from Dis0rdeGeG Liver on Stomach; such consti-
patton, inward piles tuincss OF blood 10 the head,
acdity OF the stDach nausea heartburn, disgust Tor
food fullness weight in the stomach sour eructa-
tions. sinking hutterng the pit of the stomach,
swimming OF the Head, hurried aud difficult breath
ing, uttcrns AT the heart, choking sufocatins
sations hen III lying posture, dlnucss or vision,
dots webs before the sight, fever ana dull paia in
the head deficiency OF p9rspTation, TcOwncSs OF the
skin and eyes pgia in the side buck, chest limbs &C.
sudden lushes OF heat burning ia the flesh constant
uisgninss Of evil, and great depression of spirits
can be efectlally cured by DR. HOOFLAND'S
CELEBRATED GERMAN BITTERS! Prepared
by DR.. c. 81. JACKSON No. l20 Arch street. Phila-
deipha.
Their power over the above diseases is not excelled
If equalled, by any other preparation III the United
States the attest many cases after skilful
ph hvsicians had failed.
These BITTERS are worthy the attention Of inva.
lids Possessing great virtues in the rectifcation of
diseases of the liver and lesser glands exercising the
most searching powers III weakness and affections OF
the digestive organs, they are, witha saie certain
READ AND BE CONvINCED-The ''Philade!-
phia Saturday Gazette" says of DR.. Hoo1and's Ger
nan Bitters'
ut il seldom that We recommend what termed
Patent Medicines 10 the confidence and patronage OF
readers aud therefore. when we recommend Dr
Hoofands Gernau Biters wish il 10 be distiuctl
understood that not speaking of the nostrumi
oil the day, that noised about Tor bret period
of mischief but of medicine long established
universally priced, and which has met the heaIy ap
proval of the faculty itself"
'sScott's Weekly" said, August D:
'Dr Hoolands German Bitters, manufactured By
Or. jackson, are u0w recommended by OF the
most prominent members OF the faculty article %
much efficacy IN OF female sSeakness Persons
of debta ed constitutions will find these Bitters ad
vantaseous to their health, we know from eSper
the sanrary effect they have upon weak systems.
For sale wholesale and retail, at
THE GERMAN MEDICINE STORE,
No % Arch street. door below Sixth, Philadet
phia aud by respectable dealers generally throushou
the country.
Wholesale and Retail Agents,
PURCELL, LADD j CO,
Corner Main and 9th Sis, Richmond, Va.
EY~ For sale by Drug gsts and Dealers III Medicine
everv;xbere lie 9-wfmdwig
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-26

EALL STOCK.-By the ships Jno Han.
IL cock and Manila from Liverpool via New York.
we are receiving our Fall supplies of CHINA aud
EARTHENWARE; and the various arrival from til e
Northern cities places in possession of large stock
Of ell the varieties of GLASS WARE, LOOKING
GLASSES. WATERS, CUTLERY, and a general
try sales.
Merchants and others will do well to call before
purchasing. .
STEBBlNs, DARRACOTT CO,
seq No. lOl Broad street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-26

TRIAL or kIssANE-The trial of kissane for
forgery Was progressing in Lebanon, Ohio, on the
I'D; Judge Rogers having decided that witnesses,
in proving the hand writing of the accused, might
his hand writing to compare with the orgcrics,
eight persons elers in Of the city banks, have
testified most of them positively, that the forged
checks are filled up by hissane. Several ncw facts
are being brough oat by the examination, which
add to the great interest manifested in the case.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-26

HE UNIvERsALIsTS ON SLAVERY. &C-A Con
vcntion of Unveraalists assembled a. Columbus
Ohio, on the 2lst. On the 22nd they adopted res
olutions against the sins of slavery, ntemperance
and war, with but one dissenting voice A resolu.
tion was adopted in iav0r OF establishing a The.
illogical Seminary in New York. Among those
who preached sermons we notice the name of the
Rev. Mr.. Williamson of Alabama
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-26

L,AIL AND WINTER DRY GOODS
Il Having laid n full stock of very rich and desi.
rable DRY GOODS, adapted forthe present aud APP
preaching season, which cannot be surpassed in
ture. style, cheapness will Gad among the stock,
Debases Nous ins Coubergs French Merinos,
Paids of all description, Silks, Sleeves Collars,
Linens, and very large variety OF Trimmings.
only ask call before purchasing rs well know
you will hnd Goods TO your advantage.
E. GOLDSMIT
sep No. Al. Main ST.
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NEW FALL GOODS-WHOLESALt

~ ISN L ALL iIILF.SA LIE
~ AND RETAIL.-Our supply OF TRIMMINGS
and FANCI GOODS, for the ensuing season, is now
III and complete 1t sUrpasses in CHOICE and variety
otstyle, by far any thing yet offered the public
Among che numerous articles which pEesen:
stock embraces, we mention as prs-en,inent among
the fashions ofthe day
GiMPS, in Greek and pointed patterns
Velvet GiMrS. velvet GALLOONS, velvet RIB
BONS, and Bugle GIMPS, with BUTTONS to
match,
Patent silk GALLOONS, for CLOAKS, aowered
style,
Real and imitation JET ORNAMENTS, FANCY
BRACELETS, AMBER and BEADS, &C.. in great
variety
Ladies RTGOLETTES. FASCINATORS, OPERA
SCARFS, &c.
We have, also, cut paper PATTERNS OF Cloaks
Maniillas, Dressing Gowns Chi.dren's Sacks &C. al
ter the new system of Ms6 Denoress
Thus the ladies' OF the city of Richmond, whose
appreciation and refined have sustaiu-
ed enterprise, will ind i'll their Idsi an en-
porium OF TRIMMINGS aud VARIETIES which is
not surpassed BY any of the northern cities
Li6eIal allowance made tn merchants and dress
makers. HiRSH L BOTTCHER
Ej-fInF I.l RrDsG st
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-26

The Pruntytowil Harrison county, Ga.ette, OF the
sth says that Fik. of the persons charged with
the robbery OF the luzaddor sisters, at Fctterman,
on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. some time last
summer, has been found guilty and sentenced to
three years scrvi.ude in the Penitentiary Han,
charged with felony, had been found guilty and
sentenced to three years servi,ule in the peniten
tlary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-26

SALE or Sosr.i CAzoLiSA MiS&s.-Ws lsaru
from the Charlotte n. e., Wing, thar Green W.
Caldwell = icw days sinee cold gold and copper
mine in that locality 10 ceriaia New York parties
for sfJ.o1 The mines had beea Worked come
years since down 10 the waters level md thes
abandoned because oi the trouble and expense OF
workinr fhen
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-26

The ship Hara-asoy. well known in this port. ii
will be remembered was found by the steamer
Soutlerner abandoned at sea few days since A
crew was put aboard of her and she attempted te
80 to Norfolk; but head wind. drove her into VIII
minston, \. c. from which point She has sailed
again for Charleston, s. G.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-26

WHAT hey call splitting ON the platform il quite
in vogue in New York. The Ercning Post lead. of
squad oi Sottshcli Democrats in siing upon the
platform recently adopted by tliat party at their
great Convention 1t Is rather too submie,ivc Ia
the Constitution and Laws Tor the poet Bryant
therefore the splitting upon The platform
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-26

SoUris,Dg RAILRoaD.-Tae ship Athens, Cap.
tain Wymsu, from Cardiff, Wales. arrived at City
Point Friday with 56i tons OF Railroad iron for the
Southsidc Railroad and proceeded ann e,liately 10
discharge the same
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-26

iFENpRp.g.-out the 18th iil-tani, Sias Batl y
wts AnfFsonedi in Lewis county jsil, ON tis charr.
oi having octasiohed the death VI biz wife hy cruel
treatment r. different periods, iof short lime he
inra Lef def,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-26

The corner stone of new Methodist Church
was laid in Winchester on the alst inst with very
considerable ceremony conducted by tho NJ asons.
Odd Fellows and other orders
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-26

PCRSER DANGERFIELD FAUNrLERoY, OF the Uni
ted States Navy, whose recent death at Pensacola
has been recorded, entered the service from Vir-
giuia in 1894, at period in life later than usual in
any department of ii, led on, doubtless, by that
love of adventure and quiet daring, which were
conspicuous clements Of his character. At the
capture OF the Malay Fort of Quallah Battoo, by az
assault of sailors and marines from the ships Poto
mac and Join -i9ans, about the year 1889 or 12i0
Purser Faunteroy, although belonging to the civil
department Of the service, volunteered to join the
attacking party, and distinguished himself by hi,
gallamry. His renowR rifle shot was unriva
le1
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-26

Ihe -fbiegioa ts4nesm does not over estimate
the resources Of the i.ie Tenusssee region, when
says ,ae trade OF that par oi The state Is prize
worth ecntrn.lins for.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-26

Ihe independent Order OF Reclsbites OF Peters
burg, paid the last tribute of respect the memory
of their deceased brother Jams e. stroud, late OF
thi- city. on Friday last
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APPOINTMENT OF Proxy.

kiao,r oil men BY these presents: That we, The sab
scrbers being Stockholders in the James River and
kanawha Coinprny, do hereby constitute aud ap-
point
true and lawful Attorney and Proxy, TO represent
each of US in all General Meetings of said EonpsDy
held within months from and after the dats mere
OF, when we are not personally present repres.ntL
thorty such General Meetings give such vote or
votes, and to do such other each of
could give do. member OF the said meeti8gs it
personally present aud we do hereby salty
and confirm whatever vote votes, act or acts. our
said Attorney may lawfully give dn tor Us, IN pf-
ofthe authority hereby conferred upon hi1l.
Witness our hands aud seals, this day OF
thousand eight hundred and
Sc 2-Iawiw fsyAL1
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-26

The Wilmington Journal of the 23d, notices the
occurrence ofa severe hail storm there on Thurs.
day each particular hail stone that fell being as
large piece of chalk. or more particularly
speaking about an inch in diameter The Journal
considered that summer was on that day knocked
.i,o
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rHF DAILY DISPATCH.
BY J. A. CoWARDIN.

a.e s - !, cYsARTER CENTS FER WEEK, payable 70
he Gamer weekly. Price for mailing, 81 year IN
advance.
Tpe WEEKLY DrsrsTcH ia issued every Friday,
.ud rss;les TO subscribers at 81 per annurn.
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no SPORTSMEN OF THE FIELU.-

ItO SPORTSMEN OF THE FIELD
Il FALL IMPORTATION OF GLNS.-Just re-
ceiyed and imported from England. and OF my own
selection from the Northern markets, fifteen OF
double and single barrel GUNS, OF superior quality
also, Game BAGS, Powder FLASkS, Shot BELTS
Starkey's Eley's. CoX's and Walkers English Per
cussiUn CAPS. Sportsuien wishing neat tit for the
Fall campaign, respectfully invited TO give my
stock examination before purchasing.
JAMES WALSH.
Maker and Importer of Guns. Rifles, &c.
Gaa and Rifle making, aud Gunsuiithing in all its
various branches, done in superior manner. and
canes mounted. se 22-1w
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-26

Dr. SroyE, ~ Washington ely, Is saiEins con
sile-nbe eciaf ry hi. l,,.s o. NJ. ErSroS rccanl,
iiaisbrd. Ills stndi In. been ihronsed nhh visi
tors where be-i ics lis ssl arc 10 be seen sSssrs
other head, Of .irissins mex
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-26

Four MEN kILLED-A bank near Schaohticokc,
~ J., on the line OF ,ne Albany Northern Railroad
ieii Tuesday afternoon, killing four and ninr
hs another severely. fifth person cannot he
found The falling ofthe bank was in consequence
OF the severe rain Of the past three or four days
Their names are not known
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-26

1arIssEIs.--Tlle wsods Of Lewis esunfy and
adjacent territory filed with squirrels that
shsllf in drores. What hae part offhr world fo.
brunswick slew
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-26

Parton, charged with the murder of the unknowi n
pereon whose remains were found not long since
near Charleston, kanawhs, hns had examina-
ton, and beea eonln1iued TOR rriai a. the Creuit
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-26

There ha. heon recently. some specua;ion IL
vicksburg Railroad stock at The North. wsr.h la.
advanced from slt75 20 siG.
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EALL STOCK OF WATCHES AND

II 'iI4IL CIOCh OI w hlOIII'o AND
l. JEWELRY-The subscriber would respectfully
inform his friends and the public generally. that he
has just returned from the North With splendid
sortment of WATCHES and JEWELRY. all of
which he ohers a. small profits. Please call and eX-
anime before purchasing elsewhere.
EDWARD KERSEY.
Having in my employ Ri experienced Jeweler,
am prepared 10 manufacture and repair all kuds OF
Jewelry i'll she nea:est mauuer aud shortest notice
All kinds of WATCHES repaired at the shortest
notice. 22-lni
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I OOK AT THIS!-GOLD WATCHES

~ AND DOUBLE-BARREL GUNS, SINGLE
BARREL GUNS, PISTOLS AND PISTOL CAPS.
AT HENRY HYMAN'S, No. so MAIN STREET
TIE ONLY lMPoRTER OF WATCHES ~ THIS CITY
AN8 DIRECT IMPORTER or GUNs.-fIaying inst re-
ceiyed from Europe my complete assortment of
Double and Singlebarrel GUNS. PISTOLS, Pistol
CAPS, Powder FLhSkS, Shot POUCHES aud Gold
WATCHES, | will bind myself sell to country
merchants wholesale, and to those who purchase re-
tail cheap, if no; cheaper, than any other in
the United States Please cali and examine my stock
of Goods ana prices before going North, pur-
chasing elsewhere.
n. B.-Just received from England, few more of
the SO latest patent Double barrel GUNS, which have
given such general satisfaction. Don't forget that it
is ar HENRY HIMAN'S, No. 96 Main ST..
Direct Importer OF Gold Watches and Guns, &c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-26

Mr., psrr. Of the Refsisb star, has recently yisis
e,l Petersburg snd called upon his brothers ei th'
Pres Why did nj lse come TO Riehinond.
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5. MEADOR having re-

NOTICE.-M. 5. NEADOK having re-
~ turned to the city offers his to his pat
rons aud to all who wish their RA2ORS Or any va
riery OF CUTLERY put in good order for use He
hereby returns his sincere thanks those who have
heretofore employed him, and hopes Tor coatinu-
ance Of their fayors
Orders LEFT at Mr. ANDREW JOHNSTON'S Hard
ware store. at the Columbian Hotel will bs prompt
~ attended, TO. Any person wishing Mr. NJ can
do so BY calling at Mira Shepherds boarding house
corner Of Governor and franklin streets.
Price u cents
9J-dIO;E
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-26

TAr county court Of fsfassos. ssve eorss'an,:e,'
To- sale sn.i transportation. fis -Ixee Iien-on
chers,si WITH attempt IN commit sspc sn Mr..
sti.~. II. lancaster, oi thsr county.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-26

The Eoisish papers annonsceil Tie death OF Perria
Basbcc. Reporter si the supreme Cour', and !
member OF the Council of sta:e man very geue
rsiIv q teeine6
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NOTlCE TO TIMBER GE4TERS.-

~ Proposals will he received a the oise et the
gich.aoud, Frederick sbrr. and roou,sc Railroad
CoBpaay Tor s ofS 81 LIS cf heny. iron as specified
below
White OF pos: Oss feetG inches long, net less thaa
INCHES IN dia oirter at the smallest end; 10 be afked
ard siaootty hewn on sues; 10 he six INCHES
siiick; the ed Of the Ss 10 be eu eE square: 70 be
clear o. bad kips, rot wind siskrs er other dttets
ca ca'custea 10 Impair their stgeisth or agTnb,uJ-,
ns sad eiis e he delivered either aa the Depot IN
hcsond or e he iine 81 Ire roe6; asd TO he placed
oS he epnxecrrt 10 be loaded 0n ie GERS
10 be inspected by the Superintendent ~ ofrrseer.
on i.is FoHa IAe tinre Of delivery made Snown al
the ehee w n. BRAGG.
Sc SUIT sf gasd.
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n. ~ !;s~ ss siaggel with Ase mnnier af Patries
Gears Of mock bridge anal acquired.