davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-19
TIE G0rtlj8er Trial

WASHINGTON March 15.-The Gardiner
trial was resumed to-day In the Criminal Court
John Nj. Tagro was sworn, und testified that
he had lesded in The City OF Mexico since
lS26-kepta tailoring establishment. His son
kept another Saw DR.. Gardiner there almost
daily from 1912 To 1871. lie practised den
listry. not medicine Lived in the poorer part
Of the town. Was supported only by his pro-
fesslon Witness con made his clothing. lie
paid his bill liule by little. Was told that Gar
diner left Mexico in 1914 10 60 to the interior.
Saw him again in 1915, and again IN 1877
When the Americans were expelled, witness
bad consulted with others about arrnlng for sell
defence. Had TO leave in three hours. Went
to close bis store and met Gardiner there
SAID to him. What DR.. Gardiner, are you
here, and don't yon meet with your country.
| menl" He replied, "For PHYS sake don't
| mention that ! am an American-l am stop.
ping here us a Habanero." Witness told him
| if he was acting SO for want oil means he would
supply him if he would follow his companions
in misfortune into the Interior Gardiner
thanked him, and said he would.
Alfred A. Lewis, an Englishman, residing AT
lGunanluata, Mexico, testified to having seen
Dr. Gardiner in that town, in September 1915,
practising dentistry, and apparently in limited
circumstances, ut which time according 10
GARDENERS memorials, he was busiIy working
the mines.
Senior Atocha testified that in 1912 and 1913,
DR.. Gardiner and brother were in the city of
Mexico practising dentistry. In conversation
with Gardner SINCE the allowance of the claim.
he asked him If The men represented in the
memorial as witnesses were living men, and
told Gardiner that he knew the clam was rob
berry. Gardiner made no reply 10 that, and
in answer TO another remark by Atocha, said |
have sot my money, and nobody can get it
back
The court ruled our those parts of Atocha'-
evidence. TO which Gardiner made no reply.
The Court room was crowded during the
day, and much interest was manifested.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-19
TAYLOR, TlnsleY Il In

CROC Frs. FORWARDING & coNIu,s.,.-
II MERCHANTS, Main Street, Lznc1I,ra 'i y
receiving and have in store n large and vi, ~ are
stock Of Groceries, Dry Goods Liquors, &C., sss'fed
Gently purchased in the northern mark f., re-
invite the attention of our friends md the ,l and
ally give CALL as small profits and quill sehef
shall be our motto The following comprises
of Stock. fu"h
300 Bags Rio, Laguira and Java Coaae
30 hhds n. o. Porto Rico & Cuba Mnla.
Is bbls. Crushed, Clarified, Powdered and r.
Sugars h'e
30 Packages Loaf Sugar,
100 Kegs Nails, from 4 to 40 dy.
30 Tons country Iron,
1000 lbs. Cast, Shear and Blister Steel
500 Sides Sole Leather,
1880 lbs. Cotton Yarns,
800 bbls Rectifed and Old Rye Whiskev
20 bbls French and Apple Brandy
30 ease. Stick and Mass Liquorce (bes, h.
30 dozen Olive Oil, ''s)
90 hhds N. o. & Porto Rico Sugars
rs Nova Scotin Grind Stones, (assorted .,o.A
30 bbls. Tanners Oil,
Together with large and general assortment os No.,
not enumerated, all of which will be sold upon ,be
reasonable terms TAYLOR, TINSLEY r. ca
Marchi7-ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-19

Col Hughes, of Maryland. the representa-.
tive OF the American Association for the man
agemen, OF the Crystal Palace. al New York,
who is now in London, has bad long inter.
view with Prince Albert, who. in conjunction
with Hor Majesty. the Queen. II Is said. takes
great interest in the American Worlds Fair
Her Majesty and Prince Albert will send o.
yer variety Of choice and valuable articles
including bust Of the Queen, to be exhibited
The Emperor OF tho French, the Pope and
the Sultan are among the contributor. Eng
land sends SAG objects, France 326,the Zolve
rein 500 Holland l42. and Italy loo statues.-
Col Hughes will shortly leave London for
Paris, and proceed 10 the several European
courts upon his important mission.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-19
DAILY VIRGINIAN.
Tnr RICHMOND DIsr,rcu. alter making a
JAMES MCDONALD, EDITOR.


THr RICHMOND DIsr.Tcu. utter making q
gres, deal Of po,her about The estensi''n Of the
Orange and Alexandra toad 10 Lynohbure.
finally concludes that "the trade Of the South.
aide of James River, which is i'm nense beyond
the appreciation OF our own people, cannot he
taken fro n our Tide water tiles. Why then
need tho Dispatch talk about "tbe bad faith of
Luxembourg T. The truth is, Lynchburg had
very little to do with the extension of the Or
ange and Alexandria road. Il was the scheme
of Alexandria, favored and promoted by the
people along the route Oh the three papers
published here, taoo opposed it. onrtwo dele
gates gave silent votes for it, and our Senator,
we believe. voted against it. Lynchburg!wa
under no pledge TO Richmond or any other
section OF the State, which prevented her from
acting as her own interest prompted This ex
tension was the most effectual mode OF pre-.
venting road from Salem down the Valley.of
the probability of which the Dispatch speaks
very much as though "thc wish were father to
the thought"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-19
Important from San Juan-THe american
EYap I1sgltpd e.
W C.

Important from San TIE american
Flag hsaited, 81.
NEW ORLEANS. March l5ih.-The Difficult
ty between the citizens of San Juan, or Grey
town, and the Vanderbilt Nicaragua ransit
Company, Is becoming quite serious The
depot Of the Transit Company is located on
a point across the river from Greytown. and at
this depot the company has stores. with sup.
plies of all descri puons, which are furnished
10 passengers going either way, thus complete
" monopollzing this branch of the trade, and
cutting off the citizens of the town from all
participation in its benefits. Numerous COM
plants had been made, which were UNDECIDED.
and the citizens. becoming exasperated,
threatened that. unless the depot was remov-
ed to Greystown, open warfare should be re-
sorted TO, to check the monopoly, for which
purpose cannon and ammunition has been
procured, with the determination 10 tear it
down.
Mr.. Baldwin, the agent of the Company.
had been arrested and imprisoned on the
charge of using threatening language, but was
subsequently, released. On the 9Th instant,
according to private letters received, the in
habiants OF Greytown sent body of armed
men, instructed to destroy or remove tho de-
pot. Alter destroying considerable property,
they took down and insulted the American
flag and gave notice that they would demol
lsh the whole building on the 10Th. If it was
not removed within the limits of the town.
Great excitement prevailed. and the Tran sit
Company had refused all intercourse with the
town aud decaredits determination to C .nyey
none OF its Citizens to New York
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-19

The committee of the Common Council ap.
pointed TO receive proposals for building the
new City Court House. have accepted
those made by Andrew Ellison jr., Proprie-
tor of the Piedmont Works in this City. The
contract was awarded him for 81 600, under
a stipulation that the building shal be compile
ted by the lst Of June 1851.
In architectural style. as exhibited in the
plan, drawn by Mr. w. S. Ellison, the struc.
,urc will be unique and mposing-crcditable
alike to the Architect and the Committee, and
an ornament to the City. The following de.
tailed description Of it. furnished by the Arch.
tect,Mr. w. S. Ellison, We copy from the Elk.
press of yesterday
The style of Architecture is Grecan Dor
&c. The extreme length of the building, in.
Gliding Poriico, is lllit greatest width SGT
The basement oil the building is Of scabbled
stone. with cut sofiitts, and reveals two doors
and windows. The top course, forming the
hRse or water table of tho superstructure
IN which it projects lin, being "a in. in
height. of fine hammered granite. The por.
leo presents tour hued Doric columns, each
SIT in diameter a, the base. with correspond
A6 Chsopiotuto oHd peuliiieHt. ne ltSeI o
the principal floor will bu about five feet abov,
that of tho street in front. This elevate,
will be reached by broad fight of steps ex
tending entirely across the 'front.' and aanke,
by buttresses. The steps, but,rcsses and pla,
form of the portco are of fine Gu, granite
The sides of the building are ornamented b,
pilasers or antae. the central portion projecting
two feet and surmouned by pediment. Til
rear end is also finished in the same manner
From the central portion Of the roof rises
segmenta dome. sprnging from a polygona
base rising In stages or offsets The whole be
ing surnounted by lcular cupola, support
ed by eight huted Ionic columns. The porto,
OF the principal hoor adjacent 10 the street i
appropriated to room for the Hastings Coun
the dimensions being as follows viz Lcngt
45ft.wldth 36ft., height loft The remal,ee
OF this iioor Is devoted to Offices for CLERK
&c. there being two rooms which are 49, 81
two others AK 20-a hall l5it 49, containin
double flights OF stairs to the story above an
passages to the offices before mentioned. tn
second floor contains District Court roo,
30t SO. with library and consultation room
adjoining together with fou- jury rooms
the medimensons as the clerks Offices upe
70: 20, hoor below. The pitch of this story is Id
Inc basement Contains hall 36t4 Is, pa
sage 10 ps45 with double stairways to Il
principal hoor. and cellar of the same s
ssthe ball. The Hustiuss Cour, room has
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-19

In the course of his reply to Mr.. Mason, in
the Senate on Monday, Mr. Clayton stated
very empha,saly thai it was his intention no,
TO oppose the Administration on its policy so
Ear as |, had been developed, aud expressed
the hope that he might be able to sustain il
through its whole course.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-19

Gov. Foote., has issued a proclamation for
the election offve members of Congress in
November next. from the State at large. This
is in consequence Of tho Legislature having
neglected to district the State
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-19

A man named Robert Sutton. confined IN m,
Auburn State Prison, New York, for robbine
Judge Harris Of Albany, has just received in
tellisence that he is heir TO ninety thousand
dollars. by the death of relative in England
He has yet some FIVE years to remain in pris-
on.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-19

u S1SI THE REs. Mn WILMER will preach in ST.
otevens Church. Bedford, Sunday morning
next, Mt II o'clock Imarl6-4tl
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-19
Keen. ChiIes d BALDWIN.

MO 1O2, MAIN STREET, R,ehnond "a, In,no.
~ ers of fine Gloves, Cravats, &C.. and wbnldra"'
and retail dealers in READYM MADE CLOTHING 'a'o
The senior partners of this firm have been ex,o;
" engaged in the manufacture of Clothing for nor Il
sixteen years, and long experience hns laugh, ,L"n
how goods should be made for the Virginia Trade T
Cohng sold ut this establishment (Which is the araa
in the State,) is Of their make and warranted MI
made Give No. l02 trial.
n B.-Shirts Of superior make and fit
Aarchl-dt98mr Nv ~,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-19
Miniature Almanac.
n FEW DAYS MORE

en- FEW DAYS MOrkE!-l few da, ;
n M more, firmly believe shall have the finest
assortment of Saddles, Brides, Harness,
Whips Collars &c, &C.. that has been offered in
this market for sale since the days of yore. | am in
hopes that my friends and the public generally will call
and examine my stock without further notice
Country Saddlers and Merchants will find it much to
heir interest by calling before purchasing else.
where. have purchased large and varied assortment
f Saddles Brides, Martingales Whips, Spurs Bits,
Nrrups. &c, &C., expressly for wholesale trade Cash
bought them low, and cash can buy them low again.
Look out DANIEL PERklNSON'S is the place IN
buy bargains Lower end Sycamore street. Petersburg
Virginia.
7. 81 nm also vey extensively engaged in the
CARRIAGE TRADE. You shal hear from mr. more
particularly in few days. D. p.
Petersburg, Marchl9-lm
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-19

r.zsw. a.. .at,.rized 10 announce A. b. eAhLAhp. ;.
a ea1didate fer The clrrL.bip efrhe Hastings Court q"
the city of Lyaehbufg.
MarchI7-ftde
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-19

s-zx..y. az. s.tbofizrd 10 announce GEORGE u VIZ
t,.s. candidate for the Clerkshp Of the hns'lngs
{ ouft Of the city of Lynchbufg.
HnrrhI6-tde
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-19

IrY ELECTION.-The qualified voter. of
- Lynchburg are hereby notified that the annual ecc
IN under the amended charter of the said city, will be
I'D on the first Tuesday in April next, as follows:
AT Friends Warehouse in Lynch Ward No. and a,
ianters Warehouse in Henry Ward No. 3. for the a.
ciion OF members of the Council members of N. c.
fnstines' and for persons to fill, until the ext ANIMAL
er'on IN sa'a wards the following Offices for the CITY
e. Master OF Police, and and os
the Revenue also, Clerk Of the Hastings Court Of
I'd CITY, AMI Surveyor of said city. to serve fr q"
mrs from the date of the election. This notice is given
= 23th Feb. last. D. aODES cn,' e y on
Marchl6-w&sdtde TRen \ Ex,.,.o n. y.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-19

s"tys'"1to's' " TIC ISWSttSH ana american
Claims Treaty -Presideakial Nominations
&c.
WASHINGTON, March 15-Thc Senate was
in executive session lot an hour and halfto.
day, aad ratified the treaty negotiated by
Messrs. Everett and Champion for the speedy
inde'nnihcaliono of American claims against the
English Government, and of English claims
s9eanss the American Government, particular
y covering the claims arising out of false sci
zpfes ebder the slave trade treaty, and under
eastefs house regulations.
ahs President sent to the Senate this morn
ibs iatge number Of nominalions-among
'hefa bat Of Charles Gordon Greene, editor oil
Tie Boston Post, for Naval Officer at Boston ;
Charles II Pcaslee. for Collector of Boston !;
ienry w. Bishop as Sub Treasurer at Boss
TOM aisn' appointments for Postmaster and
MARSHAL OF Boston, which toge, her with scvc.
raj appointments for California, it is under.
stood we're confirmed.
There were also sent in the nominations Of
huius Parks as Collector of Cleveland; Geu
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-19
EMllerHl Notice.

The funeral service of the late Mas ELtzABETH Row.
AN will be had Mt her residence TO day Saturday
O'Clock r. NJ.
March 10
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-19

OIlCE.-A General meeting of the Stockholl.
y ers OF the Orange and Alexandria Railroad Gem.
my Will be held at the Office of the Cnnpany in Alex
ndra, on 1hnrstoyte 24h dag Of March nett 70, the
tansacton of such business may then be brongbt b
IRE them, among which will be the consideration nj
he CHATTER. to extend the road to Lynchbme. md
lie act increasing the capital stock of the Company,
when last mentioned act gives the option of making
such increased capital or any part thereof either For
liked or indefinite period preferred sir per cent paying
stock, 0
EY' The privilege of coming to and returning from
hs meeting in the cars OF hevcompany free of charge
will be extended to the stockholders us usual
BY order of the Directory
Marchl9-3twto4m j. H. REID Cle.L
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-19

rY.We are authorized 10 announce bh"is a ,seh.
.niid - far Na.teI of Police for the city oi Lyneh-
burg. - -'-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-19
Candidates for Once


lew are ant,riued 10 announce A. D. a. =.
a candidate fer The Clerk.bP ri The musings
the city of Ly8ehbufg-
March17-dtde ---
fzI.we are aatborizrd to announce GEORGE u WI
LIAas a candidate for tie Clefksh'P VI '"'
Court Of the city of Lynehburg.
March16-tde
f--,-vy. arc an,horized 10 announce LEWIS FACE
candid te for Master Of Police for the city al Ly
lara narl6-itwtdeI
To The Voters of the eay Of Lyneh6prg: r
Permit me to call your attention to the na"e -
Capt. Jesse I. Burton candidate tor ."'
Master of Police at the ensuing election. M
qualifications are well known the citizens gene'a!
having filed the .ame Office satisfactorily some e" y
ago, for or successive years -, ,,1,rppc
Mntehl5-tdc MANI - : -.
MrssRs. EDrroRs:--fou will please announce LEN
NJ DussISoros, as candidate Tor .ne iaee " .,a
rean Of the City OF Lynchburg lie has peeh s"p p
officer and is worthy the continued confidence o te
people h1' u y "
March l4--rde
go a,tlorizel To announce Capt JAcoH II. RoB-
lssos. n candidate for the office of Police Master
March f4-dte
E-V-We are authorized to announce loHs w BuRcH
candidate the ofc of Clerk of the Hastings Court
for the city of Lynchburg lmari@-dtsJ
We arc authorized to announce PHILLIP w. WEBB, as
candidate for the Office of Police Master for the city OF
Lynehburg, mareh f-ols
IYsWe are authorized to announce Maj. JAMES Be.
sAGu the sent incumbent, candidate for the Office
of Clerk of the Court of Hastings for the city oil Lynch
burg.
March3-dfs
fl.We are authorised 10 announce WILLIAM ID.
BRANCH candidate for the office OF Mayor of the CT
of Lynchburg
Mnrch}-dts.
~ We nre authorized TO announce A EDREw J. DID
LAKE "a candidate for the Clerkshp of the Hastings
Court for the city of Lynchburg.
Mnreh2-dts
lY We authorized announce MN. b. FEATH-
candidate for the office OF Jerk of the Couf of
Hastings for the corporation of Lynchbnrg
Feb. 28-dts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-19

Rat.feations ofMe English and american
Claims Treaty --President'd Nominations.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-19

We are authorise1to announce PHILuP w. W EBB, al
candidate for the Office of Police Master for the city
bynehburg, march f-o'
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-19

Ey-We authorized to announce John p" puHoh
candidate for the office of Clerk OF the Hastings Court
for the city of Lynchburg. lmarl2-dtsJ
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-19

We are authorized to announce Capt. JACOB II. noD
Issos n candidate for the uflce of Police Master.
March 14-dte
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-19

MrssRs. EpiToRs:--iou will please announce IN
~ Drs.,Saros. as a candidate for the pl lace OF Ser
reanf of The CRY of Lynchburg He has been a good
officer aud worthy of the continued confidence 81 he
people AN VI u y
March I4--fde
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-19

W EAWfLsES.-I have in my Hotel several
- hne rooms conveniently located, Itwo of them on
me hfst fioor) and well arranged for families wishing TO
| obtain permanent board. CHAS l. DIBRELL.
Marchf 4-dts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-26

,;ag;ny and the people would set il down as an
accident: we lay together that night; don't
think father slept all that night; | fell asleep
At about o'clock; early in the morning he
woke me up and as led me to 60 and get
shir, for him, and one for nae; he gave me $40
gold piece"
The purchase of the shirts and stockings
with the $40 gold piece, and the payment Of a
S. gold piece TO Mrs. Mcclure for board, were
testified TO by the witness, who also identified
the shirts; the piece of pipe was likewise iden.
tihed by him as belonging TO McGuire's eel.
lar. The point Of the dirk was shown and also
identified. The prisoner returned home little
before or after IL o'clock, and was awake
nearly all night The witness further testified:
"Afier breakfast. on Friday morning / went
down TO where the murder was committed;
father told me TO 60 down there; he told me to
go and see what the excitement was; went
down; there was a crowd there; mingled with
the crowd and heard then, talk was there
when the Coroner came I'M went back; my
father was sitting in the bar room; MIR. Nc
Cures brother John was with him; got an
opportunity of speaking to my father told
him he was sorrowfui man; he said why;
told him there were three or four innocent per.
sons arrested for it; he then said, oh, am all
right have not spoken to him since"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-26
ARRIVALS,AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
YESTERDAY.

COLUMBIAN HOTEL l. Simpson,
Paxton, J A Scott, II Hodnett, G ID Bennett,
Va; ] NJ Clmes. " c; p Vaughan, c True
bart, b Walthall, w H Hancock. Amelia; ]
E Watson, J A Hobson, Petbg; H II Wielly,
Nansemond; A Baldwin. ] A Jeter, K Marks,
E C Redd, H Sayres, Va; VI oifit, Botetourt;
l Buckwith, E L Lyon. Ma,phus, s Kit
irell, Relsigb; GoPbs, Pr Ed; r ChiIdrey, NJ
Schloss, n c; r II Edmondson. Halifax; K r
Bate, Petersburg; 5 B McKenney, Curds-
vile, S ID Hall, r j Roy al, F K Cousins, Pit.
sylvania; R Glass. Lynchburgi J A Hooper,
Gainesville; S A Jefferson, Pitsylvania; J S
Hobson, J Allen, Powhatan; r S Winfi &c, A
H Drewry, w Wake, Chesterfeld; A Nc
Curdy, Va c r r; w II Robertson, Dinwid.
die; 0 R Cabell, Phila; nj d Sicor, N Y; Jas
Rudd, Powhatan.
CITY HOTEL Hosklns, King and Queen;
Collier, Petersburg; J w Melton and ID Ogg,
Louisa; Dufer, Powhatan; Bonfansi, C Rhea
aud Il Hurst, Norfolk; w Cawson, Va; VIM G
Lumpkn, King VIM; Harreil, Suffolk; r w
Gibbs, Va; T D Moore and C Morris, jefferson; S
N Snyder, Richmond; w Morton, Amelia; E C
Trains, Nottoway; Il Easley, Norfolk; B Wayne
aad lady, N G.; Capt. Davis. Steamer Curtis Peck;
w w Thompson, Alabama; G w boswell, Hanover:
Starke, Richmond; w DERRICK, Henrico , Il
NorthiDgton, C; E Hewes, Bait; Grimols,
Phils; NJ Adams, North City, D. Seymans, New
Kent; w MuEry and lady, and r Moody, Va c
RR.
EXCHANGE HOTEL - II Sxinney and lady,
Canbell VIM Walton, Roanoke; w Green and
lady, Charlotte; Miss Mason, Raleigh; ] w Gilk
erson, Bloomsbury Q r Madison, K Perkins, DR.
Quarles, Milton James Murdough, Portsmouth, @
Bryan, Gloucester; A Van Blarcon, Buenos Ayres;
Dr. Pretlow. Southampton; Hiram Raynor, Il b
Price, New York; 20 C Smith, Charleston; Mrs
Smith and nice, do; Geo w Basset, Jr Hanover !;
VIM Broaddus, Washington; Rob Burton, Ala !;
g Bel, Liberty; L Ramsey and lady, do; o
Terry, Alabama; Abner Anthony, Jr., Louisville :;
Burton, Alabama James Prichard, Petersburg !;
T Smith and lady, Lynchburg; Mrs M White,
Lexington T Crews, Halifax; J Fl B,bb, Char.
iottesville; A A KiblDge:, B Flanagan, Horn.
sey, Charlottesville; 4 G Goodwin. Fincaste A D
Douglas, New York; B Smith, II Smith, Han
over; Thos. st. George and lady, Powhaton; F
Register, Granville; N Royster, do.
AMERICAN HOTEL.-T Kingsbury and Robt
Kyle C; E Einstein and EInstein, Ga; L
Chambers Prince Edward; VIM II .kins Bati.
more; II Hendrickson, jr, and G Reynolds, Bal.
timore; Thomas Rice, Farmville ] Alexander,
Miss; E w Smith, Nelson; G w johnson, Rich
mond; w Robertson, Farmsviee; w Bur.
beck, Y; w Ragland, Washington; M C
Venable and r w Crownin, Prince Edward; s
Ragsnd and wife, Providence, r I; w Henderson
and lady, c; A w Benedict and lady. N Y; CE
Davidson and lady, Virginia; J w Stiles and
mother, NY
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-26

Coon NEWS! GOOD NEWS: COLTS
" hEVOLVERs at Reduced Prices.-Hav.
ing just received large supply of tbs above Pis
tolls, viii sell them at reduced prices from an 10
SEQ, with Mahogany csses and everything com
piete all are warranted the genuine Cola Rave.
vers 1870
Cali soon at HENRY HYMANS, direct importer
OF MaIcnes. Gums, &c. % Main street
NH 22-Im Rish
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-26

CTONE CUTTING.-JOHN " navTye
~ CO, practical Stone Cutters e. Masons 500
sioe OF me Dock near Mayo's Bridge. We rs,ar,,
thanks for the liberal patronage we have reee,xsd
anu aas. sHict attention TO business 10 continue
70 nefs sne coincidence OF the pubic. Do l6-Sm