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OR SALE commodous four and attic house
of
rooms, has recently
throughout given
alcJ Address 49, Solicitors Office, Treasury Department
Oct l5-dif
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Carpctinys and OIL Cloths.
WE ready for
w 60 pairs ingram carpets
Brussels do
10 do A oil cloths medium
a very
oil cloth, Of best quality which win be
diagram
With goods
purposes at the lowesi market pIiers , .
1890 YERBY, TEBBS YERBY
Oct6-H Corner Pa. and 7th
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EDWARD OWEN - SONS Military, Naval, and Citi-
nsns EarDishing and Tailoring Estsb iishmen mt
iE would OF friends
public generally stock Of cloths, casner and
vesinss all very which they
doors Of Wiiiards Hotel They
don. the last three
4. polite and obirInr for all avors.
y OWEN a SON.
dec l1-2swim [sfar and Sentinel
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HsN YORK. BSEMEN, AND SOUTH
~sIN316 AMPfoN UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS. :
Jw3s ~ IN. ships comprising this line the WASHING
- TON, Capt ~ NJ Fitch HERMANN, Capt L. Zig
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CARD.-Majm FIELD, late ri WuIsrds Hotel respectful
invs his friends and the public generality that he has
years. the known hotel Capitol m
Caspas esq. The being thoroughly psr-d
furnished The modem STYLE and will he opened for
Of about the 9Th n November Due motto
will he given.
-
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mErERE Professor Of the French sp.nish and German
j, swa9~s Avenue House. Mrs Dsv between ~ and 81
streets, Pennsylvania avenue, south .ide.
Orta-N
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H.. I'D. pss3.--The undersigned has Aev
IN No ~ William street, Merchants
Of y general brokerage business.
hank mining, Railroad
securities bought and sold.
Pronissoy bills Of exchange. and
May io-du EMANUEL r.. HART.
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rHAsE's HOTEL No. s3a Broadway. new Y0sk.-
This establishment viii opened Of the e
Of Washington frstc,sss
desirable delightful.
No pains expense will be spared render patrons
Portable AZ At other hotel In The country.
J. P. CHASE.
septI-dh New York, September s, 1854
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LyOR SALEwin be sold public auction Thursday
9Th December 1883 10 O'Clock forenoon
personal Of the Washington Stone Dressing Company
all take place the premises
Terms day ofsae follows Twenty
sale twenty pr when deed delivered balance
u months with interest mortgage
Dec e-eod3w
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THE NOTES ~ the Southern MarufAcsur~rp. Hank
4 sre redeemed At par by ne snhs.crihes.
henry NJ NoURsE
Agrp, n NJ. Bank.
osp& t<u
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no ALL WHOM 1T MAY COSCERN.-Tbe undersigned
hereby gvcs notice that whereas on the 10Th day Of December
1873 issued by Common wealth Of vgnis
land No $780, for 400 Of land Peter nooth
Martha Torch, the heirs Of Michael
deceased vgnis
vices rendered sergeant during s ws in said continental
said Loaf msad, and whsreas
October Is+ dnpcate issued
duplicate has also bcen lost mi~sd
1882 another
said nao.f now hefore publish that will mah. .pplea
Land Once Arlington
only Michael BOOTH
Coneess entitled An making
MARTHA PORCH.
Nov 27--law1mo Ea He. #W
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Mrs. Bei,a~s iiaris, 81 Rich.
mond ...-......ss ......ssss..i
Bsnjsmin Z. Wberry, OF Rich
mind ..... .s.... ............
Addison Dold.... .,,.,..,......
------
1851
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Nm. EDWARD ~. CARmICHAEL from Virginia,
his
and once 2th adjoining the Irving
Ho~. Ap8-au
r Aw NOrICE.-spNEy q. BANTER, s,e suorpay general
Virginia, has removed 10 Washington practise law
He practice vi United
Of the District Of Columbia, and attend
busineA. ~onhded him.
MIA
Hon. j. ]. Alien, Hos. VIM. Daniel
Hon. Richard Moncure, Hon. q. r. Ssmueis,
Hon a.. H. Lee Of the Court Appeals NJ Virginia.
IT. he lwde~s ~ the Circuit Courts Of Virginia
and members of CONGRESS from virrinis
June li-IydswAw
mEIERE Professor the French, sp.nsh German Ian.
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David OR ham, NJ Orange, true
tee Of Thomas Graham. ......
Jsnses .. Cosby. -.............
10. n. Gordon, trustee III the chi
drvn of Basil ". Gordon -.
John Stewart, Of Richmond. 80.
Miss Polly Hir Of Richmond
| s s s 5: !: !: !: !:
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bta Course, Alexandria Co, Va.
THERE will be 500, the shove
Tuesday, November 22d 1853, O'Clock precisely Heat
mile repeal.
r. Suit enters b, Z. John Graham.
Y. M. Hall enters a. T.. Santa Anna.
borsc thorough bred fem the best stock in
country, The proprietor
ofers the following purses us
or NOR = racs)
Purse Of sloo for Wednesday, November 2odone
Of saoo Cor Thursday, November 2,,wo
peat ss
$500 Friday, November a5tbour repeat
Entries be made the track by Friday November 1s be
fsrs ~ O'Clock.
proprietor having fenced
place. confidently public
will find accommodations for aud horse.
CYRUS MARrfN,
Nov i0-Raw8hFsb Proprietor
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a MembeFe OF COhEFess
II other soounerin the end, the house which
cuped by on John Forsyth while Secretary Of state and
recently by Henry Newman Rooms equal to these
procured IN Washington. The locally beautiful aud quite
v~nient being Pennsylvania sde
lighted only half OF Circle especially
the oDnbsss the door three minutes bfc
rrsase house and stable attached the premises.
Dec 5-eod2wf IInisLl
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-02-03

SUPPOSED CASES OF CoSscrENTfousNEss.-
Some week or two ago, check drawn BY broker
Ia Baltimore, on house In this city, in favor oil
gentleman residing here, was enclosed TO him win
out a word of explanation from any one. a few
days after, another check of precisely the same
amount, was RENTED in the same manner to snotn-
er gentleman In Richmond. Neither OF the gentie-
men have the least suspicion as to the source
whence these rernittances came; and can remem-
Der no transaction which affords the slightest clue
to the mystery. The checks were procured oy the
unknowa person in Baltimore, from the Broker'
and made pay able to the gentlemen to whom they
were sent
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-02-03

RossITER's PArNTIEG-THE CAPTIVE Israel.
IrEs,-The exhibition Of this famous painting will
commence in this city Monday next, at Odd Eel.
lows Hall The subject is chosen from the history
of the captivity OF the IsraeIitesin Babylon Tbesa
are eighty'seven figures portrayed, which include
the most distinguished anon the Jewish captives.
Here are Haoakuk, and Ezskal and Jeremiah. a nd
king Jehoachim, and the daughters of Zion hang
ing their harps on the willows. TIE time selected
is when the messengers of Belshazzar appesr
among the captives. One Of them Communicates
the order to Daniel to come and explain the mv..
ferrous writing on the wall ; another mocks the
jews oy asking them in their unhappy condition TO
sing zone OF the songs of Zion," to which they 60
toucningiy reply: "How shall we sing the Lords
song IN q strange land If forget thee o Jerusa.
EN- let my right hand forget her cunning u Go
not remember thee, let my tongue cleave to the
roo, oil my mouth; if ] prefer not Jerusalem
above my chief Joy" Critics pronounce that Roe
sisFs picture is worthy of the elevated theme snd
wherever it has been exhibited, crowds have be
held 1t with qualification.
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T Rockbridge Alum Water, from the
Rockbridge Alum Springs, Va.-This cale-
brsted Water is diai etc, catharlic tonic and ste
rstve ia its effects on the system. IL exciies the
action of the liver in many cases, in which caomel
would have no effect.
The wonderful success which has attended sne
use Of the Rockbridge Alum Water for many years,
in great variety OF dnes2es has acquired for ita
Celebrity rarely II ever eeused and Is steadily in
creasing. the most eminent chemists Of the dsy
have examined the Wster, and found 1t possessed
extraordinary medicinal properties Ii has been
declared by the best authorilis to be a cure for
every iorm of Scrotula Chronic Liver Diseases all
Chronic Diseases of the Stomach and Bowels Dye
Pepsis, CHI onc Diseases of the Eyes Mereular Al
ieccns, AID particularly adapted 10 cases of Psssys
Uterine H@morrnage, complicated with dererse-
ment CT the Liver and Stomach and many Other
disorders arising from impurity of the blood.
BENNETT BEERS, Druggists, No is5 Nam
street, Richmond, Va, are the sole sgeats Cor the
sale OF kockbridse Alam Water. Price per
barrel sici halt barrel S. by the gallon SO cents.
cash on delivery, on good CITY acceptance.
ine paohc are cautioned against variety OF a.
Ecies parPorung TO be Alum Water. Unless i
com 8 through a., II eaano, De genuine, aud is cot
from the hockbridge Alam Springs. Va.
q 2S-CA .tsp
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nAGuEkR EoTTIKs.

Would you keep those priceless treasures,
Memories oil long vanished pleasures,
And preserve Tor your beholdine,
fcfms aud iaees iorg since nouldinss
INCLUSION can take, with orief eadsayos,
Face sud form that last forever.
A truthful, hfe-like. taely taishad portrait or
miniature OF relative or tris nd, covered froIs as
by distance or death, who " ould prize aud Do
sire 10 p ssess? Clear, rsch toned, daEa5s Do
gaerreotype IL an obj-ct rarely seen But M0UA-
sons P!clures Withstand the test OF tins. and
pronounced by the hgeess authority. onsnrpsssed
either ace tbs Atisniic
Our priee for one of these fas Portraits 10 cary
ONE DOLLAR coIai iete, and warranted 10 IlSsse
or 10 sale,
strangers cad eiixana are cordially invited -
call ana examine syecsmens.
Ooseive tae nalas add nnuaher- hOUl SQS9
SHY aGd Side Light Daguerrean esiesy. tto f4sis
street ksx
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-02-03

RRcAPTURED.-A lad aged about fourteen, named
John Frazier, imprisoned in the city jail for misde
meanor on Tuesday morning having for previous
good behavior been allowed by the jailor liberal
quarters in the debtors department, succeeded in
getting on top of a shed in the yard, and from
thence over a lower portion of the fence into the
street. Watchmen J. J. Ray and R. Wilks early
yesterday morning espied the fugitive endeavoring
to screen himself from their view in the neighbor
hood of the negro burying ground. They imme.
diatey gave chase, and after hard run Frazier
was secured and returned to his old quarters. TIE
unjust advantage taken of the eniency OF the jalor
will have the effect of placing Frazier and his as
sociates under closer confinement
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A DISTINGUISHED ARRIVAL -By our advertising
columns, it will be seen that very wonderful per-
sonsge is about make her appearance here. She
is represented to be Gipsey girl, and the seventh
daughter of Gipsey family. To this surprising
circumstance is added the still more surprising
announcement that she will unfold to curious peo-
pie all about their past (of which many themselves
know too much) their present and their future That
ought to satisfy the most inquisitive!
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CHAsE's ExHIBIrIoN.-As per advertisement it
will be seen that servants will be admitted this at
ternoon from 3 to P. NJ, and on Saturday after
noon also, from 3 to P. NJ. The same arrange
ment to continue. This arrangement has been
made in consequence of the large crowds that da y
f,r o6p
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-02-03

BUsTINGs CoURT.-A court of this body was
called for yesterday to try the two boys Orrell and
Heath, recsntly arrested on the charge of setting
FIRE to the Poor House and Mr.. Hulcher's stable -
There being no quorum in attendance however,
the will not come up for examination until the
quarterly term of the Court, commencing ON Mon.
day next.
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change OF acknowledgements kate
OF SPeed.-See what Adams a. Co. DOING
Tor their patrons | The Express now leaves Bal.
nmore at O'Clock NJ. in charge Of experienced
and trusty agents, and arrives in Richmond a, 5.
A ID. Goods ordered by this morning's mail, viii
De delivered tomorrow morning without fail.
Our Express for the North. East and w esl, now
closes at 81 P M-arrives In Baltimore al an early
hour next morning.
Banks and Brokers viii please take notice, that
By this change they will be g. satly acoomm dated
Drafts on England, Ireland and Scotland for sale
at this office. ADAMS s. CO,
no II h street. RichmNrS Va
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CHARLESTON RacEs.-The races conmene..
ed IN Csa'lesion yesterday. A goodly number
OF horses have been named for the sport, amose
which We notice c. e. N. Green's favori,e
horse Gold an We shall take ,ba earliest
opportunity % inform our readers of the re
suit Of the races
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DIED.

On Tuesday, the 1st instant, FANNY, daughter
of MIR. John Berry. Her friends Iespe ctfuy
invited to attend funeral at the residence of her
father, on 9th street, between Clay and Leigh,
to day. at ~ O'Clock
On Tuesday evening last, in this city, WIN. H.
BROCK, aged 80 years
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VAGRANT-A poor imbecie creature named
Lucinda Gregory, who once knew better days, but
has been reduced to the lowest depth of degrade
ton through overpowering appetite for strong
drink, Tuesday evening arrested by watch
man Jones wandering about the street homeless
and without place wherein to lay her head.
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PAINFUL AccIpENT.-The Wilmington IN.
C.J Journal of Mon, ay, regrets to learn that
about noon on Saturday last, an occurrence of
most affective character took place in the
vicinity of Wilmington, whereby John Bow
den, aged about fifteen years, came to his death
from the accidental discharge of gun in the
hands of Henry Flanner, boy of about the
same age. We have not hearl the particulars,
but believe that the boys had been cunning on
Mr.. Potter's rice field, at Pon, Peter, and were
walking one in advance of the other, when
Planners gun, which was over his shoulder,
was accidentally discharged, the contents tax.
ing effect upon Bowdel who was behind.
John s. Bowden, who was killed, was son
Of John c. Bowden, Esq. of this town, and
Henry Flanner, of Bennett Flanner, ESQ. also
of Wilmington. This occurrence has necessar.
ly plunged two highly respectable families into
The deepest grief, and might, were this the
time or place to speak of it, afford another
warning against the careless use of firearms
by boys.
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.-On last Thursday
night. fire broke out in grocery store on
Erie street, in Masslon, Ohio, and one side of
two squares ofbuildngs were destroyed. Two
hotels and the pos, Office were among the
number The buildings being frames. the ex.
tent OF the loss is not so great as might be
supposed-$l6,SOS being the estimated total,
OF which s. 500 were insured.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-02-03

ENGLAkD AND THE HAVANA AUTHORITIES.
Letters from Havana state that the British
Consui uBd the Authorities are at loggeIheads;
not only on account Of the exp ulsion of MIR.
Boy len, but from the fact that British officers
and sailors have been arrested and imprisoned,
without cause, while 10 the discharge of their
dulles in attention to the shore casts of Bri.
tish man ofwaT. For this, il is said, redress
has been demanded, and il is even rumored
thai the Consul has demanded his passports.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-02-03

~ Sears C. Walker, the eminent astrono
ner and mathematician, died at his brotbsr's
residence, near Cincinnati, few days since
His health has been declining for some months
past, but more recently he has been able in a
degree to resume bis duties in the cons, sur.
vey, and to take up the CONTINUATION Of bis
sphemeris the planet Neptune.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-02-03

We understand that, about 10 o'clock Tuesday
night tine schooner Leave from Chickahouiny,
and consigned to Sutton & Winston, Richmond,
with COZ q, was run into by steamboat Tom, about
twenty five miles below this city, carrying away
her bowsprit, wlndless &C. Damage about TWEEN
&c fva
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NAILS, kAILs.-We call public attention 10 the
Naiis al the store OF Mr.. Trpett, manufactured ty
aim. They are of the best quality we have seen,
and are made of Virginia Iron. The temper 10 90
fine that they may be twisted into any shape.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-02-03

REDUCTION OF DUTIEs.-The Queen of
Spain, taking into consideration the calami-
lies which have lately fallen on the city OF
Santiago d, Cuba, has commanded that fo3r
and all other food of prime necessity shall
be admitted into the port of Santiago free Of
duty for the period Of six months, and that
building materials, such as boards, lumber,
&C., shall also be admitted free Of duty for the
period OF twelve months.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-02-03

ACCIDENT ON THE CANAL-We learn that on
Tuesday night during the Storm as the PACKET ooa'
from Lynchburg was passing Iuczahoe' the norses
attached to the boat, became alarmed AND jumped
into the canal One of the horses was oro"aea
and the driver very narrowly escaped with MS ne
The boat was detained for an hour and nall.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-02-03

~ George APpoid, whose death was
announced in this paper last week. left by hi,
will $1,000 70 be applied in sums Of $ie0S
each 70 certain religious and charitable iss.i.
tutiens Of Baltimore.
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T MIR. Victor HannOt, the well known
New York Billiard Table maker, has arrived in this
city, and can be found at the City Hotel, having
brought with him, as a specimen of his manufac-
lures handsome small sized Billiard Table, such
are now often found in the private houses Of
wealthy persons, fe 3-lt*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-02-03

e Gen. Eringhaus, member of the bar
OF Elizabeth City, and for several years rep
resentative from Pasquotank in the House of
Commons of the North Carolina Legislature,
died on Friday last
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-02-03

POCKET Book FoUSD-A pocket book contain 3
money advertised in our paper yesterday morning,
come to hand at an early hour after the appearances
of the paper The owner will please call and gett.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-02-03

e 49, Gleason's Pictorial Drawing.
Room Companion and the Fla
OF our Union one year for SAT
GRESHAM is ahead of all other hoases In furnish.
Ing Newspapers, Magazines, &c &c, cheap, and
In delivering them punctually. He is agent for and
receives all the Foreign and American Periodicals
Magazines, and Newspapers 10 advance of any
other house
New Books received every day per Express.
Back Nos to Magazines aud Newspapers alvey
on hand, or had at short notice.
' Remember the old established House, oppo.
site Broad Stree. Hotel
Baltimore Sun turpished three months for 81.
THOMAS II GRESHAM
ja28-6t R,cbmoud Agent
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-02-03

RAPID IMPROVEMENT IN REAL EsTATE.-On
Yesterday afternoon, James 81. Taylor, Auctioneer'
made sale of real estate, in Sidney opposite war
saw and within half mile of the city, at ~ oo per
front foot This property sold at auction about
four months ago. for S5-showins an advance oil
so per cent intfour months
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-02-03

70 Young Purnell, who recently killed In.
gram, fellow cadet, at the Kentucky nj ilita-
ry Institute, has been discharged from custo-
dy, on the ground ofjustifable homicide.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-02-03

A Young man by the name OF Andrew Null.
drow, was killed on the 22nd ultimo, by Daniel
Z. Mcleod. at Darlington b. G. The fracas.
".-ms, grew Gu, Of an ejeciment case. Mr..
heLs d Is nov u prison, and the whole matter
will sndcrgo Judicial investigation.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-02-03

Is. w. STAahE, Attorney at
~ Law and Notary Pubiic.-Practices
in all the Courts of Hepuco County and Richm ond
city. As a Notary Put particular attention will
be paid to the taking of DISPOSITIONS, Gin or out of
his otfice) Proof aud Acknowledgements of Deeds,
ACCOMPLISHMENTS of Dover, &c. Claims for collec.
ton entrusted to him, promptly s:teoded to.
Othcetremoved 10 No 50, three iJors shove City
Hotel, on North side of Main street, Richmond, Va
de 2-ly
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-02-03

II The llSlb anniversary OF the birth oil
Thomas Paine was commemors.ed in New
XosA on Mondsy eveaing.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-02-03

- The February number OF the Southern Lite
rary Messenger will be issued to-day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-02-03

r Edward James. Esq, the delegate from
Princess Anne county, declines, says the NoI-
folk Argus, being a candidate for reelection
to the next House of Delegates.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-02-03

o. FOR RENT.-That very desirable resi-
II dence On Franklin, near sth St, now occupied
by MIR. John II. Gilmer, suitable in every respect
for the accommodation of large and genteel family
Those in want OF such residence will please call
and examine the premises Apply to
fs3 JAMES III. TAYLOR.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-02-03

U. 5. CIRCUIT CoURT.-Before Judge Halybar-
t0n-Eary yesterday morning, deputy u s. Mar.
shall Walker arrived in the packet boat from
Lynchburg with The mail robber Arehelaus S.
stoveall, from Franklin county. Stoveall was not
brought into Court yesterday. The Court was
duly opened, and upon application of Mr. Joynes,
District Attorney for the United States, jury was
directed to De summoned to attend Court this day
at 10 O'Clock, when the prisoner will be arraigned
for trial. The case will occupy, we suppose, some
two or three days. We have been informed that
Stoveall was one of the most faithful mail carriers
in the section where he served, to be found any
where. He travelled route of 40 miles for some
fifteen years. often post, with the mail upon has
back He is man OF large family, and universally
respected and esteemed by his acquantan ces-by
whom this charge of robbing the mail has been re-
ceived with deep regret
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~-sperb Ink -nasnns az I.A,-.

1saperb Ltk -nesees Of Ladies'
SlmONs Likeaesses OF Ladies are adm. 60 ~
their rich dolics,e tone aud soi ivory tinted h.e+
ground. which at oace give them ths ap ,earancs
OF h'g " wrought iatias. with ell tet 6dansx
OF en- artisncsi Daguerre type Those VIII, raw,
nos seen the ART In Its high BAL perfection are ny.ed
TO cell and exalnins sp scimeas
q, Mp. SiAoAs,
- i3l Main sssses
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-02-03

Henry G. Cannon, Attorney at
@>S Law, Office on Franklin, near Governor
street.
EE All business promptly attended to.
Ia 2i-lmF