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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-16
THE DAILY DISPATCH.
Correspondence of the Dispatch.l
THE FAUQUIER WHITE SULPHUR
FAuauIER SpRINos. AUG. /:

FAuqUIER SPRINGS, Aug. Il.
Aessrs. Editors We are not long here
but long enough to form our opinion of tbis
watering place-and that is most favorable.
We are delighted with II. For beauty of 10.
cation, fine shade. good living and in fact
everything to make a person contented from
home, this spot is not exeelled by anv nlace
in the mountains. II is far ahead of apy de.
scription 1 have had of It: and / consider
myself most lucky in having determined, af.
ter great deal of hesitation to give II . trial
The company here is not as large az If
ought to be: for tbe attractions of tba
place are such as ought to Command . very
large company. There are, I snnnose now
not more than 100. However. we nav er.
peet that the number will he verv mncb in.
creased the present and next monfhs-proba.
blv to 300
The superb park here has stock of some
800 deer. Every two weeks one of them ia
let out, and the visitors who like sueh snort,
have an opportunity of witness;no II Fl ;s
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The officers of the Second Infantry, sEat'oie,a ~
Bencia, upon hearing Of the death Of uenefal N
ley, adopted aseries ofrery appropriate fesou'i''s
expressing their high appreciation o. nis eafac's'
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A VETERAN NEGRo-We notice in the Southern
papers, the death of an old negro in Texas, named
Thomas Savoy, alias Black Tom, who certainly had
seen good deal of adventurous lifes variety
He was originally from Maryland, and afterwards
lived in Washington, d. c., and Mississippi Being
both barber and soldier, he joined the Missis
sippi Volunteers; and, in 1889, took active par
in the Texan revolution. knight both of the ra
zor and musket, he fought and shaved alternately
and.proved himself a veteran. After many vicissi
tudes he at last found dead in the wood on ths
18th ult, near San Antonio.
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Some negroes, fishing in the Nansemond river,
near Suffolk, on Friday. for dogsish, caught shark
eight feet long. The tackle was much too small fo-
him, but by playing him they captured him.
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T OTIS FOR SALE-I A beautiful bn;Id.

1l ing LOT the North side of Clay street be-
tween Srd and 4th Streets adjoining the residence of
Thomas w. Brockenbrough ESQ., This Lot fronts 6S
feet and runs back 15S to alley.
2. LOT on the corner of Marshall and College
Streets opposite the Medical College. fronting sixty
feet and running back 1S4 to alley 20 feet wide
On this Lot is carriage house and stable which
would be rented, should the Lot not be sold during
the month. Apply to s. MAUPlN
au 2-dtl9thau
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PRICE ONE CENT

| - .a - ~ isQuIsfTrvE.--We heard q f.;.-.s -.,..-
tne accompanying incident the Other Ieiale
Inue ana 70 tne amusement OF yood ~ ,,,a,a .,u
Jumping INTO an oldfashioned stave.co.., -.
month, in company with nine others - Iast
ten miles Of unfinished road betveen over
and Pittsburg, was very much a,y,,.a5 -
following characteristic dialogue betw ee, "an me
question asking ''down-easter and b;sa
soufherner. We were scarcely seated hefn- - - -
Yankee began: oai
travelling East, expects"
"Yes, sir"
"Goin' to Phiadelphia, reckonr
"No SIR"
aoh, ali to New Yosk, maybes'
aCalc.latin' to buy goods, presumer
sNo sir.
aNever been there before. i wouldnHwonden'
'sNo sir, never
New York is a wonderful place
"Such is my impression slr -
"Gotletters, expectr
"Yes, sir; am provided with letters OF introduc
tionn
Wouldn't mind showin' you reound myself I
spell, if you wanted
II thank you sir; but shall not require your as
sistance" s.
This last remark of the polite but reserved sfran
ger was poser and the "inquisitor fell back
moment to take breath and change his tactics
The halfsuppressed smile upon the faces OF thu
other passengers soon aroused the Yankee 10 stii
further exertions, and he began again:
stranger, perhaps you are not aware how al
mighty hard it is for Yankee to control his curios
ity. You'll please excuse me, but. j really would
like to know your name, and residence, and the
business you follow. | expect you amt ashamed
of either of em; so now won't you just obleege
met" a
The last appeal brought out our southern friend,
who, rising up to the EXTREMIST height allowed by
the coach, and throwing back his shoulders, re-
piled:
ssMy name is General Andrew Washington. re-
side in the State of Mississippi am gentleman
ofleisure and am glad to be able to say of exten
sive means have heard much of New York, and
am now on my way to see it; and if like it as well
as am led to suspect, intend to-buy it,.
Then was heard shout of stentorian laughter
throughout the stage coach and this the last oi
that conversation.
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II. COGHILL & co. WHOLE
~ SALE DEALERS IN GROCERIES AND
PROVISIONS, AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
FIhE-PROOF BRICK WAREHOUSE, SAN FRAN
CISCO, CALIFORNIA.
Refers to Mr. James Thomas. Jr., Richmond. Va;
Messrs. Purcell, Ladd Co. Richmond; Messrs Bar
ling, Mcker Co. and Mr.. J. s. Eastman, Baltimore;
Z, A. Meigs, Esq. Cashier American Exchange Bank
New fork; Messrs. Ross Faconer, 164 Pearl Street
New York; Messrs Page, Bacon Co. Bankers, San
francisco; Beverly c. Sanders Esq late Collector of
customs, San francisco. je 1-Sm
}. II CoGHILL. VIM N. C0GHILL. A. J. CoGHILL.
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~ b. LUCK, STOCK AND LAND
VI WARRANT AGENCY, GOVERNOR ST.
STOCKS bought and sold Commission. The
highest price paid for LAND WARRANTS. GOLD
AND SILVER WANTED.
10 Prize Tickets in all Lotteries sold in Lotteries
under the management of r. France l. Co. will be
promptly paid by me, and all inquiries relative to the
business of r. France & Co. addressed TO them at
Richmond, will meet with prompt attention:
my 2 C. B. LUCK.
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The FOREIGN DEBT OF THE U. SrArEs-The
last Congress instructed the Secretary OF the Trea-
suy TO ascertain and report heaggregate OF stocks
or other evidence OF debt of all the States and the
different local corporations, held in Europe The
Secretary has issued circular which, it is hoped.
may gather the information 1t would present a
pretty heavy aggregate. But then we are making
capital use of the money of the old fogies OF Eu.
rope
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THE BLUE RIDGE AT BUFoRDs GAP.-The
Lynchburg and Tennessee Railroad crosses tho
Blue Ridge at Bufords Gap, at grade OF 6o feet 70
the mile. This is a wonderful result The Balt1-
more and Ohio Railroad crosses the Allegheny at
the rate of III feet to the mile for seventeen miles
In making the summit cut of about 20 it. at Buford
Gap, the workmen engaged in the excavation, un
earthed the bones of mastodon, and discovered
a cave, the dimensions of which remain unknown
it found necessary to fill in portion of it, in
order to lay the track.
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The LATE Col. BLIss.-An order appears in the
New Orleans papers over the signature of Acting
Assistant Adjutant General, George w. Lay, Ia ma
tive of our city relative to the death of Col Bliss
In this order the following brief tribute is paid to
the memory OF the lamented deceased.
A narrative of the brilliant services of this la
mented officer would be superfiuous here They
are familiar as household words to his comrades of
the army often the lips of his fellowcitizens and
craven on the records of eventful periods of his
country's history. In many official writings are
preserved the evidences of mind powerful, acute
and adorned with taste and learning = =.
OF blameess morals upright and affectionate in
private lite he has in zeal and devotion to public
duty, left example still more worthy of emula
ton than the brilliancy of his fame His enlight-
ened exactness and attention, in the smallest
duties of life could only be equaed in merit by the
modesty and temperance which he displayed in the
noon-day of reputation and at the height of sue
cess,
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DAINT, OIL AND GLASS STORE. b,


l. w. SATTLER, No. 142 Main street, opposite AL
exander DuvaPs-W. SATTLER respectfully in
forms his friends and the public in general that he
has taken and fitted up the above named for the
purpose of conducting wholesale and retail business
in PAINTS, OILS AND WINDOW GLASS.
Possessing long experience in this business, and
having the best connections with the principal acto-
ries in the United States and Europe he is enabled
offer to his customers the rarest chances as far as
quality and prices concerned IN the following
ticles:
Best Philadelphia WHITE LEAD, dry aud mixed;
PAINTS, dry and ground i'll oil, at factory prices;
bleached, boiled and Linseed OIL all kinds of
NARNlSHES and BRUSHES, of superior quality.
He keeps constantly on hand complete assortment
OF American and French single and double thick
WINDOW GLASS.
For gders grainers and polishers he has on hand
assorted Cooper ssGLUE, GOLD LEAF and BRON-
ZES, sand and emory PAPER, pumce and rotten
STONE, and all other materials used in the trade.
To artists architects, civil engineers, portrait and
landscape painters he recommends his carefully Sc
lected stock of CANVASS drawing PAPER- lead
PENCILS, BRUSHES, of every description, OIL
COLORS. in tubes WATER COLORS, moist or IN
cakes, COLOR BOXES, CRAYONS, STuAlPS, IN
Ola INK, DRAWING INSTRUMENTS, and artists
implements ofevery description.
liberal share ofparronage is respectfully solicited
and no effort will be spared by the subscriber TO merit
It's continuance @ tkiat T~. au le--dlzt
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CPRING IMPORTATION OF CHINA

GPRING IMPORTATION OF CHINA
~ AND EARrHEN WARE,-STFBBIHS. OAR
l0l BROAD STREET.--By the ship Winfield Scott
from Liverpool, we are receiving our Spring supply
of CHINA and EARTHEN-WARE. The Packets
from New York and Boston bringing US ne " sup
plies Of the various kinds of GLASS WARE, LOON
EYEGLASSES, and variety uf FANCY GOODS,
fore been.
City dealers and country merchants respectfully
requested to call and examine stock before pur
chasing. nah is
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Some fifty physicians OF Ne" osis.''s, '.a.s 5.
fered their gratuitoas services 20 t'u pass
suffering from the prevailing aiueni's.
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TOR SALE.-A tract of / Iand con..;n;n-.

one hundred and sixty-fiye 81 acres in Chesterfield
Danville Railroad. This farm is handsonsiv o .nG
and has it dwelling house with i've roons snS s
necessary out houses-the whole nearly new Aba.,t
65 cleared and the balance in original uroy,
The timber aud wood on the land win probably nav
more tkan is asked for it The owner being deternin
ed to sell bargain may be had upon early application
to GEO. w. COLE, on the premises, or to
au4 TOLER COOK
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- ent of Goods is still very great and call the
attention OF purchasers our Stock--P lain and Fl
ru-ed Black and Colored SILKS; Black Grapes, Bonn
bsxues and ALPACAS; Organde MUSLINS, JACO-
NETS LAWNS, BEREGES, GINGHAMS, BE-
RICE DE LANES, sc. &c, in DRESS GOODS;
also, HDKFS. HOSIERY, aud GLOVES of all kinds:
FANS, COLLARS and CHEMIZETTES; Muslin
ana Cambria TRIMMING, &c. Our stock of DOMES-
TIC GOODS is also good. Being anxious to reduce
or STOCK We are offering bargains.
iy9 c. HARTNELL l. co.
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A man named Applegate. was murdered oy aus
..'a' ~ a.ssa Brown az Nsusoo. some days
since Brown i under arrest
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MACE g. WINSTON Grocers, Commis

~ s0n and Forwarding Merchants, South east cor
ner OF Cary and l4th Pearl streets. with two Ora
mite Posts at the corner will give their personal and
strict attention 90 the sale of all kinds of Country
Produce, particularly Wheat Corn, Flour and Tobac-
CO. They keep constantly on hand a large and well
selected Stock of Groceries. Liquors, Wines, &c
which they offer on the most favorable terms to
Country Merchants and the public generally. They
consignment. iv 10
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-, the 9th inst, a very handsome new Methodist
,,,,,.-eb was dedicated az Culpeper c. H.
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WATER COMMUNICATIONS BETWEEN BALTIMORE
AND BUFFALo.-The Baltimore Times states that in
less than year, there will be continuous water
communication between Baltimore and Buffalo,
This win be effected by the completion of the North
Branch and Junction Canals-the former work of
Pennsylvania, the latter of accompany in New York.
The Times expects many advantages to Baltimore
from this connection. As this continuous line OF
canal Is of astonishing length, we copy the Times
statement of it:
From Havre DeGrace to Columbia, Is miles
From ohlmbia to Wilkesbarre, LAG do
From Wilkesbarre TO Elnira by the
North Branch and Junction Canal,
which unites with the Chemung
Canal at Elmira Il8 do.
From Chemung Canal to head of Sena-
ca Lake. 1a do
From Lake (never frozen) to Geneva, 30 do
From Geneva to Rochester, IS do
From Rochester to Buffalo, 68 do
4 distance of 50S miles.
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.,.. p,,;,.aelpsia Evening Bulletin Is printed on
ast,.s,s Iast Fast Presses. The Bulletin Is an
excellent paper
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GUNNER GOODS FOR GENTLE

~ MEN.-Black, Blue, Brown and Green French
CLOTHS: Black and Fancy CASSTMERES; Black
DRAP DE ETE and CASHMERETTS: White and
Colored Linen DRILB1NGS; Silk and Marseies
NESTINGS; Gauze, Merino and Silk UNDER
SHIRTS; Lisle Thread and Cotton do; Silk. Thread
and Cotton HALF HOSE; Gloves and Hdk'fs, in
every style Silk and Cotton UMBRELLAS; Cravats
and 81 MINER STOCKS We have in store large
aud handsome assortment of Goods for Gentlemen's
Summer Wear, partly enumerated above, which will
be sold as low similar goods can be bought any
where. WARREN g. PERKINS,
je IS I4I Eagle Square
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GIGN AND ORNAMENTAL PAINT
~ ING.-With many thanks to those who have
heretofore patronized me, would give notice that
am still to be found at my shop, Bank Street,
where shall with pleasure endeavor to execute with
neatness and DESPATCH all work in my line that may
be favored with. My friends and the public generally
are hereby solicited to give a call.
iY 22-lmS LEWIS l.. MONTAGITE
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M MARTIN SMITH, STOCK, LAND

NI VIAl L IN CNHIIII, bIOCh, IIAN u
Nls WARRANT AND GENERAL AGENCY,
Office 14th street, old stand for many years occupied
by John NJ Clarke Lottery Office The highest
market prices paid for old Virginia Military Land War
rants and Land Warrants under the act of September
28, 1850. All outstanding Prize Tickets sold by Mr.
Clarke will be redeemed by the subscriber.
M. MARTIN SMITH, Agent. r
N. B.-Persons at distance obtain any infor-
nation relative to the old business and have their
ders faithfully and condentiay executed by address,
ing post paid,
NJ. MARTIN SMITH, General Agent,
my 3l--dSm Clarke's old stand, I4th st.
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HATs AND BOOTs.-From fifteen !.

- twenty per cent saved by buying from j. a.
ANTHONY, Columbian Hotel Building, Richmond
Moleskin HATS, of best quality. y.............S3 so
Do do second do...................3 8 90
beaver %
fashionable SILK HATS. TS......................2 2 so
Fine calfskin sewed BOOTS, 8 50
Congress Cater BOOTS. observation-disclosures 25
OPINION OF THE PREss.-(From the Fincastle De-
mocrat, April l., S5S:|-"By the way, we would say
word for our friend, John H. Anthony. Columbian
Hotel Building, TO those going to Richmond and
wanting, on landing there, to brush up little. Just
think of the finest kind of HAT for So So and fine
calfskin sewed BOOTS for S. so. He promises to do
this, and we know he ean for we saw him do it.
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qes crops were again suffering for the want Of
80 week. in the neighborhood Of Scottsyille
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/ AN now receiving the best lump COAL
Il from the Midlothian Pits which will deliver at
10 cents per bushel; Black Heath lump 20 cents
per bushel payable on the LIST of January next Or
ders left at my office l4th street, near Mayo's
Bridge, will be attended TO promptly.
au 2-2w cHASTAIN FARRAR- &
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DOR GENTLEMEN.-BIue, black and

n fancy colored CLOTHS and CASSIMERES;
Satin Challie Marseilles and Silk VESTINGS; Plain
printed aud striped LINEN for Goats and Shirts;
White and fancy LINEN DRILLS, very superior;
Gauze Merino Cashmere Lise Thread and SILK I'm
dershirts; black and fancy Silk SCARFS and CRA-
EATS; Madr drass, Linen and Cambria do Silk and
Linen HDKFS; Silk. Merino, and brown and fancy
Cotton half Hose; UMBRELLAS, GLOVES, SUS-
PENDERS. &c. large assortment of the above
Goods may be found at
CHRISTIAN & LATHROP'S,
m 19 No. % Main
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y
"a GOODS-We respectfully invite Gentlemen
in want of handsome and durable DRESS BOOTS,
CATERS, &c. to call and examine our large and
varied assortment of articles in that line. We have
been at great pains to select the tasteful and
choicest Goods, and have had made expressly to
order various styles and patterns of genflemens
DRESS BOOTS, SHOES and CATERS, that we
are confident will be approved by those who wish
something at useful and beautiful.
Please give a call at our large and convenient
store. where may be found the complete assort-
ment of BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS and CARPET
BAGS, to be found at any one place in Virginia
WHITE & PAGE, rs Main street,
jy so doors below Dooley's Hat Store.
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NOTICE TO LADIES AND GENTLE

~ MEN, have now on hand, the largest and
best assortment of BOOTS and SHOES, of good
quality, offered in this city. selected by myself
expressly for retail, both of my manufacture and
the best Philadelphia make. Among my assortment
be found something extra, TO which would most
respectfully call the attention of all in want as they
will be sold low, by ALEXANDER HILL,
Manufacturer and Dealer in Boots, Shoes,
Trunks, Carpet Bags, Valices &c,
fe 8 No. III Main street Richmond Va
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IU TICE-For the next two weeks. previous to
ibe receipt of our Fall and Winter stock of Goods
sbslI contiune TO sell the remaining portion of our
.tauer Goods at cost. Amongst the assortment will
he found many desirable styles of DRESS GOODS,
Fmbroideres Irish Linens, Linen and Cotton Drills,
linen and Cotton Pants Stuff, black white aud color
ef SIX Mantillas, silk Fringes Brocaded Silks, &c
&c Our friends and customers invited TO call
H. and secure bargains at HART MOSES,
Az 10 63 Main street
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NHEAP PAINTING OIL.-i500 gallons
~ cheap PAINT OIL in casks and barrels. tor using
win oiyers or any Fire Proof cheap Paint. IL is
staoe for railroad bridges, cars roofs &c, fur
triling cost W -
Aiso, 100 bbls. Silver's Fine Proof Paint-the best
ano Cheapest article ever used
bENNETT l. BEERS, Druggists,
9y and Sole Agents. I25 Main ST.
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1MMr1sE REDUCTION IN PRICES.

1.-.at sacrifices in all kinds of Spring aud Sum.
- e-G,ods-Having rented the store lately occupied
" ws..rs Wadsworth Turner, Is Main street. and
eri e 20 reduce nv stock previous TO moving to my
Va, store shall from this day offer the whole stock
.be store 20 Main street at such prices as VIII en-
sre their sale before have to remove from ~ 10 70
Maiu street. c.,, S,,
We have large assortment of Silks, Shawis, Bere-
.s Tissues Lawns De LANES, Alpaca, Linens, Table
Cloths Parasols, Toilet Quilts Marseilies Quilts,
Iss-sire, Muslin and Lace Sleeves-in a word every
tb;rs heionsius 20 this line of business.
LEWIS CHEAP CORNER STORE,
N onnnsite the City Hotel
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NTUKAUE, oIOhAuE-IH nc suUstIIVnl1
- having rented the custom house LII MBE1h
HOUSE. on 18th street, IN rear OF our Auction and
Comuission Store prepared to receive ali snd
avery kind OF Goods on storage, and on reasonable
terms Insurance be effected at the loves, rates,
~ the building is ERE proof Every attention will Dc
mid 10 the reception and delivery OF all goods
trusted 70 u.s.
my 2f-ts a ALEXANDER NOI-I - IT.
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ALLEN L CROUCH,
ane Intelligence and Agency Office
Corner Of Broad and 9Th xfreefe
I GHEAP FARM ofFs- e. Al. !, =.

nEAP FARM offer for sale, in the
uabs OF James City, two hundred acres of val
hons. aAND "a that aboands in mari fine two-storx
is,ns5uu houses &c, eight miles this side Of VIII
Chez best Of wnter &c three miles from
Creek. TbsrYs klssr and u miles from nasisable
OF wood good ship timber and nns Tbs sora.
tbe "e pest locations for professional man in
more a. anv deem It say any thing
tor tssmseiyss If not disposed Of priyasely Il viii
49, ,.h;sh ;l ~ u the second MONDAY In De-
TERMS OF sALE-6, IL and IL ,,on.s
n'a.iVu' a. se' apply W EWD. d. EACHO
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GPRING STOCK.-I am now in receiI

SPRING STOCK.-I am now in receipt
~ of my spring STOCK of GOODS. consisting of
PET BAGS and UMBRELLAS. deem it needless
to particuarze suffice it say that my stock
prses all the styles of Goods, and from the most
approved manufacturers of all the Northern cities to
which invite the attention of purchasers assuring
them that pains shall be spared to please them.
JOHN THOMPSON,
an No 81 Main street
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nun DAILY DISPATCH.
HIGH R, pLEAsANTs, Editor.
,,s , c0wARDIN, PRorRlrroR,

,,1ty DISPATCH is served to subscribers
Ine IN euARrER CENTS PER wEEki payaoie 20 -
et sIN AM ANu nekiy Price for mailing 81 year IN
the tame ,rbc WEEKLY DISPATCH Is issued every
saS iaee and mailed 70 subscribers at VI per annun.
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SADAFFAIR.-On Monday of last week. near Rec
tortown, Fauquier as we learn from the Leesburg
Washingtonian Samuel Gibson was killed by his
brother Phineas Gibson. They were at work in a
field, when quarrel occurred, which resulted in a
fight and the death of Samuel Gibson. Phineas
Gibson went off to mill, where, on being informed
of his brothers DEATH confessed that he had ocged
him; but was not aware he had killed him. A post
mortem examination of the body of the deceased,
showed an enlargement Of the heart, which might
have, in a manner, caused death.
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ROOTS. at $50 per pair.--Just received an AZ
.or.naeor af Ladies tan coiored CATER BOOTS,
i,b and without tips which am selling at Sl5o .
pair Call soon st ALIEN. Hills
PI a;es, and Cientlemens Fashionable Boot and
Shoe store No 1T, Main street. sule
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INDIA RUBBER COMBS.-Just re-
cs1vsd iot OF India Rubber Long aud Dressing
ooMb6 whica we osr to the trade at actprers
ptlcss; GISTER & ALVEY,
an ~ I6 Pearl street.