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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-04

B We noticed some time since tina, three
sla'es were arrested in Washington county, in
This State, upon the extraordinary charge
against slave of administering drugs to pro.
cure abortion, to two women-a white auf, a
black, the former of whom died. We learn
from the Abingdon Virginan that at the ,ss,
term OF the court the indictment was quashed
for the want of defniteness, and the slaves
were discharged. One of them was afterwards
ordered Is lashes for shooting horse! They
do not think much of horse in WASHINGTON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-04

WE ALL HAD TO Do TB.-A nan score o.
young urchins were gathered aroand cen
papion whose pailid face indicesed that ne
was very sick, sne result of soma juvenile IN
discretion. Ths. little fellows were busy oGer'
ing their sympathy in various phrases. ne
truth is, he had taken s>chaw" OF tobacco iol
the FIRST time n nis lite. and having swallowed
portion Of the weed, grew deadly sick.I
One little fellow, who seemed 70 nnoefs.anu
more folly his companion's situation l'nan IAN
| any Of the others, gently placed upon .As :
| sick boys shoulder his hand' ana saiu ~ .
voice OF dssp condolenee- IA ,,.o
'.Never miod, Jimmey, we We, mao ah e'
through this very severe triaE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-04

DLATED WAhE.-A large as.ortnlen! of
Il every variety, for sale at the msnufsctur ers
priess, By ELIAS HALE,
~ . --~-------..- 106 Msin street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-04

RIoT BETWEEN THE IRISH AND ITALIAN
CATHoLIcs.-Prom late London papers, it ap.
pears that serious difficulties have occurred be-
tween the Irish Catholics of London and the
Italian Refugees of I84S. who had settled in
and about BaIdwin's Gardens, Holborn. II
seems the Italians hate the Irish clergy, and
not long ago tried to assassinate an Italian
priest, he having been recognized by them as
an "Aristocrat." Two Irish clergymen, Rev.
Mr.. Gilligan and Rev. Mr.. o. Connor have been
several times insulted end assailed by the Ital.
ians in the streets. The latter gentleman was
knocked down on a recent Sunday evening
while passing an Italian Restaurant. The
Irish rallied and smashed the windows, and
would have destroyed the house, and caused
| some loss of life, but for the timely arrival
OF the police. II seems that the Italians used
their knives in the fights " hich occurred. Oes
OF the priests is cut across the nose. There ID
double patrol upon the spot, and it seems
improbable that such scenes will again occur
NO arrests had been made, from the impossi-
oility OF identifying the rioters.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-04

1913, Broad Street.
N. B-All.of orr SUNNI. r Dress Goods VIII DC
sold without regard to ptlc =; including also our
handsome assortment of Rib ons UH
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-04
pEEL's LONDON GREEn

DEEL'S LONDON GREEh Cn
L WINE, manufactured from Freac -. =.
green Jamaica Singer, Sevills Oranges, or' h;S -
recommended by the faculty for inuigsstsi hanor-
ty, &c &c. This delicious beverage nss
the greatest tavorite wherever intro6sro, tf,r
equally pslstable, more wholesome anGz z5s. -
price of any other wine OF first quality A. Fs
received, tor sale at J. BL&I1s -
au l29 Broad at, opposite ths Dsp =
sSR:Ck MAkEkS. TAKE NOTkC
- ihst | am now prepared to supply all wio,
IN want with CHARLES Camels' Patent Brick Prese,
Clay Wheels, Moulds, dc, saynpesof which ga
De seen in operation at John D. Qlsrles, Wissas
Son d Ragiand's, and Glenn d Davis yards; stid
BY these gentlemen to be tae greate.,inproveuaens
now eztant. For par,iculess, apply
al ROBERT RANKIN; Agent.
ELEGANT AND POPULAR PREPA- 4
- RATIONS FOR THE TEETH -Cdoptine I
the Pearl Dent:rice and Roseat Elixir, three ofthe /
nnofE elegant. agreeable and effcaeous dentifrcss |
n usss;; prepared and sold By
PURCELL, LADD 50 co, Drusgists,
su L s2 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-04

NEW BO3Ks.-GkO ID WESr,5 and Ex-
As change offers for sale
Harpers Magazine fer August-25 cts
DiCgenes Lac r1iuas Lives of the PhIlosophefs-Sl
De LoIme on the Constitution, by MEG regor-SL
Humoh..ey's cc"in Collectors Manual. l50 iluslra
tfon-SI
deryinus' Introduction to the II story of the 18th
Century-25 cts. Received this day.
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& The Abingdon Virginian no.
oALTEtLLas-~4 1erts at Sallvile, The local.
iiees the iEnpg-seI ool, wells about seventeen
~ Of inexhs sussikl -, Tha n,o,er,y appear;
milts from ktsiffs time, ,own.nau WYsp
to bsIeased bxs o .rha vi,s;,;an speaks j.
HAM E,sERr soEs.' ,,;o, of ,hs general al
'ef'hS o. eommtin works which have promo'
fsnse'he' )" OF lie la OF operations as well
ed the coavea;aiDcs ,..,,s,a. Tss works in
'as com'sl oi me rnaces, VITA between d'
ciuoe s'h seven - ss, and yield about 400
AID six hr adfed s.ftl a.,, "a i. produced an
900 bushel-aof es pun,
- - . some poetical indi'
pretty oman, Say ncra great happinei
dual, 's like ~grsat tsat 10 bundls herself
and has NJ more Tigh nv other abomina,i
under greer veil ora great speelacles
that the sun hasto phsS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-04

a
ITEs WARRANT AND GENERAL AGENCY,
Office l4th street, old stand for many years ocuu'
pied by John NJ Clarke as Lottery Once. The
highest market prices paid for old Virginia Military
Land Warrants aad Land Warrants under the act
of September %, Ia50. All outstanding Prize
Tickets sold by Mr Clarke will be redeemed by
the subscriber. NJ MARTIN SMITH, Agent.
n B-Persons at a distance obtain any intor.
mati3n relative to the old business, and have their
orders faithfully and confdentiay executed by ad-
dressing, pos, paid
81 MARTIN SMITH, General Agent.
my 3l-d3Ea Clarkes old stand, 18th ST.
QURGMEk BUAHDaNGa-Ins subscriber.
Is situated at Mechum's river, the present termi-
nua OF the Virginia Cea.ral Railroad. has accom-
modations tor twenty or shlr:y bosrders. hli
house. Deds ard furniture are entirely new his
Eocma well ventilated. the surrounding country
| healthy and delightful. Every exertion will bt
made 10 render his guests comfortable Terms
Moderate, and made known on application,
WIN GRAVES.
Mechum's River May 25th, 1853 ny 26-dtf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-04

ERENCH CHINA, DO, as 3lS brad
Street, opposite Mess Brseden Fox's Dry
Goods Store
r. L. HICKSON 10 now opsning q supply OF
beautiful China Flower Vas es, Gut Pitchers, nsw
Styles Motto Cups and 81 ucers plain and gold
/ band Tea Sets, Fruit Bel kets, Gard Receivers.
Candlssticks. handsome T oYetss Bottles. Aso ON
hand, large stock of Cr ocKeay and Glass Ware,
Trays, Walters. Spoons, K niyes and Forks, Look
Fling Glasses, Lamps, &c, with greatly variety OF
fancy articles all of which be Will sell at low prices
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-04

and Wanering pLssss should supply themselves
wts, a sgaal boz OF ne shove assorted. They ara
avery superior sssSc 9 and will keep for months.
Send 10 WY ]. FALCONER'S Bakery.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-04

STABLRh'S - IAKRHRA CORDIAL,
~ for the cur@oa DiarraCsa and Snnamer Com
plainis, both OF GAi dren and Adults For saleb by
Jas THOMAS, Druggist.
iY 3 Frknhd q stfaet. nnnasita Ola Marks&
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-06-07
Local InteIIigence""City Affairs. &c

AssAuLTIsa wIrH A PAYNE SEoSE.-A
white man named J. Green, was yesterday ar,
raigned before the Mayor upon the charge ofas-
saulting cooured WAGNER Saturday morning
with paving stone. 1t appeared from the evil
dence of white lad who witnessed the difficult
ty. that the WAGNER, IA negro man named Pc
ter, who drives for Mr.. A. T. Taliaferro,) had
driven his team and wagon into street near the
Old Market, Saturday morning, while the PAYERS
were engaged in repaving that street. Mr..
Green, who was engaged in putting down stone
tagging across the street, became incensed at the
conduct of the WAGNER. and picking up paving
stone, cast it at him. The stone struck the man
the side Of the cheek. inflicting a severe and
painful blow The wagner complained of the
matter to his e,nployer-declared that the blow
had disabled him, and took to his bed. Mr. T.
called upon Mr.. Green, learned from him that
he had cast the stone at the man, and thereupon
lodged complaint at the police office The
Mayor settled the matter by imposnga fine of
IS on Mr.. Green.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-06-07
OUR FOREIGN WHEAT TRADE.

Some people talk of our growing greatness,
hd of the increasing productions of our country,
Without once considering our growing consump-
on. They see the wilderness falling before our
xmen, and they vainly suppose that every acre
{ new land brought under cultivation will fur.
ish much surplus to be added to our export !;
brgetting the important fact that the thousands
|ho are redeeming the wilderness from waste
10 for the first year consumers on and that
Pery year after they are consumers we'll g.
Foducers. Besides, in the rear of this vestern
migration. cities and villages are spring up,
fhich consume large quantity of breadstu l.. In
dition to this, the wheat lands in the old States
10 becoming less productive, while the increased
ppulation requires greater amount of wheat.
By the census of 1850 the quantity of wheat
Foduced 10 the United States was 100000. 900
hshels; being an increase of about le per cent.
the product of 1910, when the crop returned
e4,s23,0oo bushels. 10 the corresponding Pc
Cd OF ten years our population had increased
om 17,059,453 to 23,246,301, being gain of
Pout 36 per cent. These facts show that our
Foduction of wheat does not keep pace with the
crease of our population. We will give below
amount of exports of wheat and flour, res
Pesd 10 bushels reckoning bushels to the barrel
it'll the value of the same, for twenty-one years,
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-06-07
Correspondence of the Baltimore Sun.

WARRINGTON, June 5th.
Measures have been taken to notify the Mex
lean Government that their military occupation
of the Mesilia Valley must be abandoned, and
that they will not be permitted to exercise any
Jurisdiction 10 that territory. If Mexico shall
comply with this reasonable demand, there will
be no danger OF war; at all events it is prudent
step on the part of our Government to proffer ne
gotiatlon first even while they prepare for the
alternative Of war.
Ii Mexico should Withdraw her forces and nu-
thorities from the disputed territory and consent
to have the line run again, and fixed aecor>
ding to the views of the present administration,
no war can arise from that source. But if Santa
Anna should refuse to give up all the points in
dispute, collision must soon occur.
1t is supposed by some that Santa Anna and
the mass of the Mexican people desire another
war. II SO they can be accommodated.
General Garlan1 will not have moro than three
or four hundred troops with him 10 his exped-
ton to the Mesilla, but. if need be, he can soon
be reinforced by volunteers from the neighboring
States.
There may be some SO for the navy in case
OF another war. and in Mexican war.
should Santa Anna succeed in obtaining foreign al.
liances. 1t is, therefore, suggested that the ia
pan expedition must be recalled, and another or
dered to the Pacific shore for the protection uf
our California commerce.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-06-07
RICHMOND MARKETS, June 6.

TosAcco-No change in prices since last report.
FLoUR-We note sales of Scottsvile and other coun-
try brands, superne at 81 62i per Dbl Demand light
and transactions limited.
WHEAT-As the season is nearly over, very little
Wheat now arriving We note occasional sales at $
per busiel for best descriptions.
CoRN-We quote 81 IS cents per bushel as the
current price.
CArTLE-We quote gross at 81 to per cwt Extra
quality would command higher rates.
HoGs-Nett ST "a to SIS dull of sale.
sHEEP-Sl 30 to So natt-according to quality
Business generally healthy but dull Money market
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-06-07

The AIR LINE TO BALrIMoRE.-Ths air line
from Acquia Creek to Baltimore WILL we learn, be
speedily placed under contract. AS the charter
for this road contains no unwse restrictions, and
as the road must command the travel between
the North and South, capitalists will not hesitate
to take stock. branch road will undoubtedly
connect Washington city with the main stem.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-06-07

DIR. ROGERS. of Boston, gave the following lu-
cid exposition of the so-called spiritual demon
strations. ut a convention held in that CITY few
weeks ago:
He said that he thought the revelations were
not spiritual, but "a cerebral automatic movement
depending for its development upon the idiosyn
cratic temperament of each individual, inspired
through the spinal centres by mundane process
Of electrised vitality, acting upon every moecule
OF the systen"
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-06-07

oil per capita. From this view of the subject, it
viii appear that our export of wheat does not
gain upon our population, but falls off. And we
venture to predict that population will increase
Tor years to come, as fast as our export of wheat
70 say the least Boston Atlas.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-06-07
Against 90.

EMANCIPATION IN CUBA.-The Havana cor
respondent of the New York Tribune says it is
reported there that the British Government has
made Propositions to induce the Spanish Govern.
ment to emancipate the blacks in Cuba, and that
the Captain General has received Instructions to
sonnd the planters in regard to the plan, which
is to make the emancipated slaves serve nm ap-
prenticeship, and as an offset to their final libe-
ration, 20 allow the introduction of free blacks
from Africa
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-06-07

Ex-Governor johnson has appointed the follow
Ing gentlemen Visitors to the Virgi MIA Military
Institute:
For the Tide Water Distribution. Francis M.
Boykin, Col Vim Taliafsrro.
For the Piedmont District-B F Garrett, Jas.
Barbour.
For the Valley District-Gen. Douglas B.
Layne. VIM. Seymour.
For the Western Districr.-Col. Samuel L.
Hays, Samuel V. Fulkerson
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-06-07

The Liquor TRAFFic.-A temperance paper
in N. 0. says that"Wolfe's Sneidam Schnapps'
is nothing but common gin; blu the editor of the
New York Day Book, who processes to use the
Schnapps, says it is ''frst rate GIN" We sup
pose therefore that we may safely call it gin :;
and to know the real name of any thing, whether
good or bad is to gain great point.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-06-07
VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.

PREsToN-The following is the vote for Delegates
in this county: linn, Wing. 623; Martin, Dem AGO.
Gaines 32l, Guseman All J. c. Kemble 3l6-Zinn and
Martin elected.
RlTCHlE-No regular opposition to Armstrong for
Board ofPublc Works. Congress- Snodgrass a6o, Lew
Is 81, Sterrett 76. Senate: Spencer 27s, Turner 49,
Charter 49, k'ndeloe l6. For Delegate: Malone 24e
Diworth 1856, Lacy 8.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-06-07

STEALING WHips.-William, a slave, in the
employment of Messrs. Dibrell q Mills, was
yesterday arraigned before the Mayor upon the
charge of stealing three buggy whips from the
office OF Mr. Jacob Woodson, on Broad street,
Friday night. The accused protested that he
did not steal the whips-asserted that negro boy
who lived with him stole them, add that he had
given information of the theft to Mr.. Woodson's
hostler. As there appeared to exist some doubt
about the identity ofthe man who lodged the in
formation. William was ordered to bs whipped
for having any thing to do with the whips.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-06-07
LATER FROM TEXAS.

NFW ORLEANS, June I.
t>ates of the 9th ult. have been received here
from Texas. The gold accounts are contrndcto-
ry, but generally DISCOURAGE ing 1t is now report
ed that the quantity of gold found will not pay
for the labor of digging it.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-06-07
to 1851 inclusive /:

By inspecting this table, it will be seen that on
b whsle, there is but little increase of our ex-
|rs of wheat, aud that in 1910 aud l64l we
nt abroad 1000. 900 of bushels more than
! did 10 1850 and 1851. Ia 1881 we exported
kenty-one one-hundrsdths of bushel per CAPT
upon our population, while 10 1851 we ex-
|rted only forty-seven one-hundrsdths of BUSH
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-06-07
WIG CONVENTION.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, June 3.
The Wing Convention has adopted resolutions
in favor OF State Reform, Improvements, Educa-
tion and Judicial Elections
Richard w. Walker. of Florence, has been
nominated as Governor
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-06-07

BosToN, June 5:h
The British fishing schooner Velocity, it is
stated in the Halifax papers. has been driven from
St. Georges Bay by French cruiser. The
Halifax papers note the act as an example fol
British cruisers to initiate.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-06-07

!LLINoIs.-A few days ago man was arrested
at Pekin for committing rape upon little girl
seven years old The circuit court was in ses-
sion, the man was indicted, tried found guilty
and sentenced to eighteen years. imprisonment 10
the Penlten!lary. A mob came near getting pos
session of the wretch aud hanging him.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-06-07

SEA false alarm Of fire sounded in the
second ward last evening, about O'Clock. In
searching for the of couAagraion, the hose
reel belonging to Phoenix Co.. No. 3, broke
down, one OF the wheels to the carriage proving
Iafa
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-06-07

Mr.. Gabriel Johnson has been appointed Sur
s. Almy, Postmaster at Stanton in this State.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-06-07

BRoUGHT TO CoNDIGN.-As Captain White
was passing up Broad street at late hour
Saturday afternoon, his attention called to an
alley near the Theatre, in consequence of hear
ing terrible cutlery therein. Upon entering it,
he discovered couple of negto women engaged
in sanguinary encounter. His presence induced
the combaants to suspend hostilties, when
parley ensued. Both were wro1g and both
right, according to the respective versions of the
belligerents. The Captain not feeling himself
authorised to settle the matter, arrested the wo-
men, and yesterday they were brought to con-
dign, after having spent the whole Sabbath in
the cage. Upon appearing before the Mayor, it
turned out that both the women were free, aud
that the row originated in misunderstanding be-
tween the parties about trivial matter. One of
the women-Mary Weaver-accused the other,
a woman named Smith, of showing her into tub
of water; but Smith succeeded in showing that
she had only immersed her opponent in sef-de.
fence His Honor heard all the evidence, deci-
ded that Weaver was wholly at fault, and direct
ed the officers to correct her. Smith was dis
charged
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-06-07
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.. Lnne 8.

CoTToN was more active yesterday and five thousand
bales were sold Better qualities firm but grades
below declined quarter. Low Middiing 9a9l strict
Middiing loa ct Sugar has decned-Fair 81 cts;
prime Molasses lsaleI CT.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-06-07
CROPS IN MISSISSIPPI.

MISSISSIPPI, June I.
Accounts from Mississippi and the Red River
Districts still continue very uniavorabIe for tho
crops. owing to the very cold nights and CONT
nued drought
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-06-07

GoRDoNsviLLE RAILRoAD.-The citizens of
Fredericksburg were called last Saturday to
vote on the proposition of Corporation subscrip-
ton of $4,000 to the Fredericksburg and Corr
louisville RaiIvoad.-The following was the re-
suit
For subscription. ...327.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-06-07

CoNcERr-The Choir connected with Cente-
concert of sacred music this evening. The pro-
gramme embraces several gems from the finest
composers. We enjoyed the pleasure of being
present at the Church Saturday evening, at one
of the rehearsals of the choir. and are therefore
prepared to express opinion as to the merits of
the forth coming performance. We say, then,
with entire confidence. that the lovers of music
will be delighted with tho Concert. All the
pieces comprised 10 the rogramme, we've exc
cuted with taste and discrimination; the quar-
cites, however, were rendered with pathos and
expression rarely equalled; and if we may be al
lowed the privilege of expressing a preference
we shall most assuredy insist tonight upon an
encore of each quartette.
We trust the public will properly appreciate
and generously second the efforts of the Choir
They have given the preference to musical en-
tertainment over Fair, because they be-
Iieve the object sought to be Notwithstanding
funds for the Parsonage Society-can be quite as
readily and more satisfactorily reached, by Cor
cert of sscred music. Will not the public LEND
their aid to the realization of this belief! We sin
cerey trust they will. The fair chorsters have
laboured assidously to present an entertainment
worthy of the OCCASION and we feel assured they
will not appeal in vain to discriminating and
appreciative public.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-06-07
Innnf

Steamer Roanoke, Cavendy from New York mdsa
to Ludam x Watson
steamer Belvidere, Clifford, Baltimore mjse TO Ind
lam & Watson ~ o W Iou'
Schr Y.rktown, Philips, from Bs tmore, mdse to w
Schr w ashington. Button, from Snow Hill, laths To
Captain ~ "
Schr Lady Ann, Moire Oats
schr Lookout, Beaver, from Alexandria fish 10 John
Wombe & Co - "o'''
schr Harriet Garrison Noyes, from Pbilade pbs m5ss
to Rankin F' ~
Schr Mary Jane Peck, Dupay from New York. euapo
to H w Fry ' h"
sehr Oakland. Myers, from Shirley corn to steros &
Brummei
Schr Mary Elizabeth Miles, oats
schr Jno Harris, Jernean, from ALBANY with lumber
to Jas Thomas, Jr, Thomas and son. and mdse to L D.
Crenshaw & Co
schr VIM Spear, Bunting, from Baltimore, guano to H
w Fry
Brig Noble, Robinson, from Boston, in ballast
ALTlNORE. June 6-Ard, Schrs. Isaac Prince
Booze, Richmond; South Wind Grsng r. do
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-06-07

THE Directors have given official notice
that the Crystal Palace Exhibition will certainly
be opened on the l5th July next.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-06-07

nity, Is fast canning the name of the Empire
State of the South
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-06-07

A. J. O'Bar lon. aie editor of the Fairmont
True Virginiau, has obtained the rost of disbur-
sing clerk at Washington, worth $4,000 year.
Presley M. Martin and J. W. Holster of Viz
GINA, have recently received appointments 10
the General Land Office in washington
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-06-07

- DUNLOP, MONCURE 6 CO sasS the after
ton OF dealers TO their auction sale of Groceries,
@c, commencing this morning, at 10 o'clock, without
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-06-07

CARATOGA WATER from Congress Spring,
- and White Sulphur Water from the Greenbrier
White Sulphur Springs received direct and for sale by
ADiE GRAY Druggists
je7 LAT Mainst