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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-06-08
THE DAILY DISPATCH
A"FA r. AGs.-The following is too coed
20 ne lost. 1t illustrates one Of the peculiari.

A"FA r'' AGs.-The following is too coed
20 ne lost. 1t illustrates one Of the peculiari.
ties Of This fast ages
An old lady in Cincinnati had large Juan.
ti,v of bacon to ship to New Orleans, where
she was going herself TO buy supplies. She
stipulated with the captain Of steamer that
he should have her freight, provided ne would
not race during the trip. The captain con-
scented, and the old lady came aboard Alter
the second day OUT, another steamer was seen
close astern with which the captain had oeen
racing all the timel and would every no" anu
then come up 10 the old lady, boar, ahu Tue"
fall back again. The highest exGne.neni pre-"
vailed among the passengers, as the Two ooa's
cnn,;nned for nearly day almost size oy
eide Az ins, the OLD lady, partaking OF the
.,s.;,.r,.,, called the captain and SAID, Gap
80 80, a. n,t goin TO let that thar old boat
mass No are youf' why, | shall have 10, Mad
sma as | agreed not 10 race. w ell, you can
;nss ,ry il a little, that wont hurt but Mad.
am. 10 tell you the truth, did. o.acioas'
b., do Iry il a lille more-see, the old boat
- a,most even with u.s. and loud cheer
rose from the passengers of the 'od boat, Il
,.sn,, raise any more steam, Madam, as all the
,nr and pine knots are burnt up Good gra
,,ous. what shall we DC; see, the old boat is
nsss;ns MS. Is there nothing else on board
that will make steam?' Nothing, Madam-eh,
eu. fas il a new idea struck hinl except your
haeoo, sI'hrow in the bacon shrieked the
old lady. throw in the bacon, captain and beat
the old boat"
KEEPING Folks IN MEETlNG.-When MIR.
Moody-Iiandk' rchief Moody-was on jour.
nev in the western part Of Massachusetts, he
,.ailed on brother in the ministry, on Satur'
day. thinking TO spend the Sabbath with him.
ifagreeabie. The man appeared very glad 10
see him, and said
II should be very glad to have you stop and
rreecl for me TO morrow; but tees ashamed
IL ask you al
0Why, what is the matter9" said Mr.. Moo
dy.
why, our people have got in such mao
il of going out before meeting IS ciosea, mat
il seems 10 be an imposition on stranger.
ssif that is all, 1 must and Will stop ana
nysach for you." was Mr. Moody's reply.
VEen the Sabbath day came, aud Mr.. Moody
had onened the meeting and named the text
ne ooSed around on the assembly and said
Nav hearers. | am going TO speak 10 two
Kinds Of folks to-day, saints and sinners. Sin
ners. am going 10 give you your portion first,
ayC would have you give good attention.
When he had preached to them as long as
he thought best, he paused and said
There, sinners, | have done with YOU now,
you ay take your hats and go out The meet
house as soon as you please"
But all ,arried and heard him through.
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Eu HATS AND BOOTS. "A
I&A From fifteen to twenty per cent saved "a
by buying from J. II ANTHONY, Colum.
bian Hotel Building, Richmond
Moleskin Hats Of best quality. so
Do do second do .....--.-.-.-. 90
Drao Beaver. ---..--....-.........-.3 so
Fashionable Silk Hats .-....-..........2 80
Fine caltskin sewed Boots .-.....-...... 50
Congress Cater Boots. --.....-...--....32 %
Opinion of the Press.
From the FiRcastle Democrat, april |, 1883
"By the way, we would say a word for our friend,
John II. Anthony, Colombian Hotel Buildings, TO
those going to Richmond, and wanting, on landing
there, to brush up little Just think of the ness
kind of Hat for 50 so, snd fine calfskin sewed
Boots for 90 so He promises to do this, and We
know he cam for we saw him do it. apl5
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-Tss@ = iMPORTAnT nOTiCE.-

~H h iMrohTArT noTiCE.-
1aEse4zt.IEsz.55a Tobacco other merchandise
sn,Tssss cy In. steamer Pocahontas to Baltimore,
10 the care of Jacob Brandt, IT., Agent OF tae Pow
hstan Steamboat Company for shipment 70 Wheel.
ing. Cincinnati and the South and West generally,
viii be forwarded free OF commission by the BaIti
more and Ohio RAILROAD Shippers will lad this
The most certain aEo e2peatious route
nv % LUDLAM d WATSON.
TE:;UND sUPFLY OF SUMMER GOODS,
y just received this day per steamer Roanoke and
Express,
Plain and figured black Silks
Black Bereges, and black and white plaid Cling.
hams
Black and white French Lawns
Muslin and lace Sleeves
DO do printed Collars
Scoioped bordered Linen Cambria Hdkfs
Do do Muslin 90
Back lace Scarfs and Points
White lace Scarfs, very rich
Paid and striped Havana Scarfs
English Crapes-black, white, pink and biua
Fans, large assortment, some very pretty
Auxanders silk and Kid Gloves
Striped and plain Sa,teens for boys clothes
Do do French Nankeens
Perasos and Ribbons
Together with q large stock of other Goods
To the above we invite the attention of the public,
with the assurance that We really intend to sell
low. WARREN & PERKINS,
my3l No Ill Eagle Square
GUNNER ULOTHING.-The subscriber
~ solicts all in want to examine his stock of
Summer Clothing, particularly the new styles ne
has this season, of ack silk warp Alpaca Fancy
Cloth, Black Drap Delete, Brown and Grass Linen,
ana White Navy Drill Frocks and Sacks; wti tie aud
fancy arseilles, linen and elk Vests; basket and
navy drill, fancy csss black merino and cambet
Pgn:s; dress suits of the finest cloths and cassi.
meres-all of which viii be sold ct the lowest cash
prices. J D GOODMAN,
No 1874 Main street,
rvl2 onnosjta Enole
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Nugget s. ANDERSON, Uph0ister.
" ers and Paper Hangers, Corner of Go.

u ers AID Paper Hangers, Corner OF Go.
vernon and Franklin Streets, have now in store
their Spring Stuck of French and American Paper
Hsngings, Borders, Fire.Screens and Curtain Pa.
pers, making complete and elegant assortment of
all the various styles in Also, large variety
of Floor Oil Cloths; India and Cocoa Mating;
Window Shades and Blinds with general assort-
ment of Curtain Goods, Cornices and Trimmings.
Also, Curled Hair and Shuck Mattresses; with ma.
ny other articles in our line, all of which will be
sold on the most reasonable terms.
Paper Hanging and Uphostering executed at the
shortest notice In town or country.
nh -2ru
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>.la MEKC HANT TAILURINE.-1he
"a undersigned begs leave to inform the pub.
g$ lie that he has on hand a fine assortment of
-&s- Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestings,
which he will be pleased to make up in best style
and on reasonable terms.
He takes this method of informing his friends
that he he's secured the services of Mr.. WILLIAM
ALLEN, SO long and favoIsbly known as a Mer.
chant Tailor in this city; and every exertion will
be made to give satisfaction to those who may ia
vor US with their patronage.
He has on hand a good assortment of Ready
Made Clothing, manufactured in this city which he
will sell on the most liberal terms. Please bear In
mind the Clothing being made here gives employ
ment to our own people, who expend their earn.
ings amongus. w. FL. BENSON.
Having connected myself with Mr.. w. II B.,
respectfully ask the patronage of my friends and
customers. w. ALLEN.
sp 27-ts
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III BBLs. HERRING Nos j and >
Aoo clipped and foe receiys ,,sSfor ssis hv
1eo WILLIAMS q BROTHER
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old DOMINION NAfLs.-i have on hand
~ full supply OF this superior brand of Nsils-
Dealers can be supplied much cheaper than by or
dering from the North. Every size and desersn,,on
including box and lining.
WIN. s. TRIPLETT, Agent,
ma 81 Cary street
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ME" AND INTERESTING BODhSs
~ Great Truths by Great Authors; A Dictionary
of Aids to Reflection; Quotations of Maxims, Meta
phors, Counseis, Cautions, Aphorisms, Proverbs,
&C, &c-from writers OF all ages and both Hsmis.
pheres
Spiritual Vampir1sm; The History of ETHEREAL
Softdown, and her Friends Of the New Lightly
CIV Weber
Travels in Egyp. and Palestine, by ] W Thomas,
Tales of the Southern Border, by C w Weber,
suthor of old Hicks the Guide, Shot in the Eye,
&c, &c
The Poetical Works of John Milton, with Life
OF tue Authtr r; Preliminary Dissertations en- each
Poem, Notes Critical and Explanatory, an Index to
the Subjects of Paradise Lost, aud a Verbal Index
TO all the Poems Edited by Charles Dexter Cleve-
land
Epitome of Greek and Roman Mythology, with
explanatory Notes and Vocabulary, by John S
Hart LII D; Principal of the Philadelphia High
School, a member OF the American Philosophical
Por sale by JAMES B. GLIB, No 3d.
my ~ Opposite City Hotel.
NEW music FOR THE PIANO AND
~ GUiTAR.-Just received by HAROLD Il
MURRAY, Broad street
kose OF the Desert, from Gems Of German Songs,
ga Charming May, Ballad, RodwelI, 25 cts
wild Flowers, do, Wallace Scots
Oh While Adown Lies Stream We Glide, Hew.
lit. I24 cts
Within Mile of Edinburgh. by Ca,bavins Esrss
IS eta
Affection Polka, by ME C, LET cts
iae jessamine Polka, by A NJ, l2. cts
Merry Morn Waltz, BY Lehman, lex cts
i.oeansport Waltz, by Davis IAN eta
West Point Dream Waltz IS eta
La fsssdlts Mexican National Air Song for
Guitar, l2i cts 50
When the Noon on the Lake ia Besming, 1874 CT.
Moocs Of Green Erin. Guitar. lax cts
my1 -" :"
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eNfNE s50LDAND SILVER WATCHES.
T. splendid assortment of fine Jewelry and sill.
yer Goods. subscribers have on hand at their
store, Eagle Square, Main street, Richmond, Va
one of the best selected assorments of Goods to be-
found In the State. Our Watches are from the
most celebrated makers In London, Liverpool and
Geneva, and we warIant them to keep time for
twelve months. We have Jewelry of every style,
consisting of Watch Chains, Keys and Sesls, Chs,e.
lanes. Guard and Vest Chains, Breast Pins, Finger
Ladies', Butter Knives, Napkin Rings, Desser,
Knives, Fruit Knives, Pastry and Fish Knives,
Cups and Goblets &c
je3 GENNETT e. JAMES, Eagle Square.
0TTO OF ROSES, LlCORICE, &c
" $50 OF very superior Otto of Roses
cases prime Spanish Mass Licorice
Prime Cslsbria Stick Licorice
10 cases Sanford's Cske Licorice
40 bbls Lovering's Crushed Sugar
Prime Sicily Oil Bergamot
Superior Tonqua Beans
15 baskets prime Olive OH.
For sale on accommodating terms, BY
JOHN ROBINSON,
1e3 cor Cary and Va SITS.
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&TUNAGE, sTOkAGE.-The Subscribers
~ having rented the custem house Lumber
House, on 18th street, in rear of our Auction and
Commission Store, are prepared to receive all and
every kind Of Goods on storage, and reasonable
terms. Insurance Can be effected at the lowest
rates, the building is fire proof Every attention
will be paid to the reception and delivery OF all
goods entrusted to US
nv p6-lm ALEXANDER MOTT g. co
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~TS~ l. NOTICE.-The steamer AU.
,sssssSEsssssE GUSTA will be taken off the route
BET Wrea Richmond and Norfolk, via Por: Walthall,
after WEDNESDAY the 20th instant, for repairs
and to De RENTED tor the summer. Due notice will
be given when ready to resume her place.
THOS. DODAMEAD, Sup't.
an 10 Office R. and Pr R Co.
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MOOD FOR SALE.-The subscriber having
w large quantity of Wood to dispose of, has
found 1t convenient to take yard for that purpose
His yard 10 on Broad street, opposite Brooke
Avenue. Orders for Wood may be left at the
stores of G. G. Herring, Esq Messrs Reeve & Blair
jos shelton, Esq ,or at the yard, which win neei
with prompt attention.
He has on hand about 700 cord superior seasoned
Oak Wood, which he will sell at the market price
ia l9-ts JOHN +. REEVE.
STONE CUTTING.-JOHN w. DAVIES
~ CO., practical Stone Cutters Il Masons, South
Side OF the Dock near Mayos Bridge We return
thanks for the liberal patronage we have received
and trust by strict attention to business to continue
to merit the confidence of the public. de l6-6m
A LIZ SMALL BOYs.-A. P. TAYLOR, otf
a street, between Grace and Franklin-My
School being exclusively for beginners, give spe
cial attention TO Reading Correct Enumeration,
Grammar and Spelling; also TO Geography, Mar
Drawing, Arithmetic aud History Specimens Of
my boys composition and writing, may be Away,
seen at the Dispatch Office. hy Rule 10 peremp
tory, but as gentle as possible ocs
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MILLINERY GUODs.-N. a. Barton,
Ill ;C9 Main st, has lately received fresh supplies
of Straw Bonnets, Ribbons, French Flowers and
Dress Caps, that the assortmentis as complete
any season in the year. viii receive in few days
an assortn ent of handsome Tnsel Melted Ribbons
for Hair Dresses, new article and very fashona-
ble je4-6t
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NOTICE TO THE .1ADIES.-The subscri
~ Der has just received second supply of Ladies'
Cater Boots and Jenny Lind Shoes, of all colors
and at all prices to which he would call the attention
of all il want of Caters of good quality and at low
prices. For sale by ALEX. HILL,
Manufacturer and Dealer in Boots Shoes,
Trunks, Carpet Bags Valises, &c,
10 . No LIZ Main sfreet
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l.. PULVERMACHER 'S HYDRO.
~ Electric Vo'taic Chains.-The Hydro
Electric Voltaic Chain is a new application of we'll
known natural laws, by which effects can be pro
duced on the human organization, which although
extraordinary, may easily be demonstrated and
the reality and superior merits of which are &C
knowedged already by the highest scientific autho.
rites tf the United States, England, France, Aus.
tria, etc, etc; copies of some of the testimonials
win be furnished gratis On application by mail or
otherwise, to PURCELL, LADD 81 CO,
10 q Druggists % Main ST.
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4 FULL and well selected stock OF Family
Il Groceries always on hand, and for sale by
JAMES B. SHELTON,
my2S Corner of Broad and 4th streets.
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HEAVY WHITE BOX COATs.-Re.
L Il ceived per Roanoke, a new lot of heavy white
drill box Coats, something nice and beautiful.
8. MERCHANT e. WElSIGER,
lie L No liz Main street.
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Eighth sea january.

This day was celebrated by the
Sumter Rihcmcn, who in their neat
and we'll assorted uniform paraded
through our. streets under command Of
their Captain, j. B. N. MAMMEr, Esq,
After performing sundry mnn@nvres,
which proved their well taught skill in
tactics military, and some close target
shooting, at which the plume vas borne
off by Charles WiLDER, Esq, they
adjourned to q sumtuous Barbecue pro-
vided by the officers, where they were
joined by the Claremont Troop under
Capt. I. GREEN, and Beat Company
No. 2. under Captain PaiseLE, also
the Colonel ari Staff Of the 44th Regi-
ment, to all of whom an invitation had
been extended. Much fun, jollity,
and good humor prevailed, and some
toasts appropriate to the day and oc-
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PcrhOdirsabx

3 !: DicKES's Household WoKps MID
USlrEp STATES WEESuE RssusT Dn.-
This useful and entertaining pmbTica
ton comes regularly to hand once n
week and is over received .sxith plea.
sure. it is published Try Nessrs MI,
Elrath and Lord New York at tic low
rate of $3.50 per year. The ,rords
appear TO be devoted ts The moral
improvements of the age, and should
have place in every hcrasc.
BLAckwoeps EDlSp,ncn MAcA-
ZINE The December nulnhcr of this
valuable magazine contain u continu-
alton Of Bulwars last and best tale
"my Norel, on rarieties IN English
life" aud much other instructive and
entertaining matter. iac work rs too
we'll known to gain anything from
our poor praise.
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! NFgat,lan nilli ~ -; -. 2, !


We 'hsve Deceived q Catalogue ,;df
the Officers and Students ofathis Itistis
tuition for the year 1852, ARA session sa,s i'm
The University seems to bc in % a,nir..
ishingt condition numbering ) SO Stu. S, .
dents, t ssS;sea sEpeasisss IF each ,s az.
clusiye-of Of, books, ckaiifng, &sc., il for
the term of from 40 to- DO weeks ,.., &.
$l5a TO be1 paid ss,pii7 7js,l,,s,,.l " in
advance--this iseIudcs t,iatiun, beard,
washing, Ssc. Tho graduates III. the
Theological department. nj the com
lncucemcnt in August Inst, were joins
J. ALExASDEn Of Charleston, l.. Mac:
nus ConES Of Beaufort, nnl JxaEs
liuhPnRErs Of this District The an
nual comnenccmcntw will take places
the Wednesday before The tou. tn Sat
'urday in June. 4 .@,.,l .-.z 5de splif'
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NIelhOelisa Conference.

This body assembled here on We'd
ncsday last, and will continue in ,scs-
sion until tomorrow, when it is cx-
pectcd, that they will adjourn siae die,
and the appointments for the ensuing
year will be tuade public.
The South Carolina Conference Mis-
sionary Society held a meeting on
Saturday night, at which collection
in support of the cause was taken up,
which We are informed exceeded $llO0
showing u just appreciation, by our
citizens, Of the efforts nf that body in
prupagating the Gospel.
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~o<.c-.~.,.A0S,

The ;,l,cgislatprc... nf.,itrkansas has
passed Il Homestead Excmptinn l,iil.
which provides that every; free white
citizen nf the State, NAL or;ftmalc.
being - householder, or kcud Of ~ fan,i.
ly, shall be entitled to Il Homestead
exempt from vale ur exccu,is,s nvt .,.x-
cceeIing one hundred and sixty, acres
Of land, or One town, or city lot, being
the residence Of 81 1, usphoIdcr, or
head ofa tamily, With ,ae.nipcrtrnan-
ccs asd Improvements therepne, be.
l,higing.I 1t also. provides. i;,r the .ex-
cnption of the homestead during the
ti,nc it st.nll be occupied by the Wild
o& nv children of any deceased person
who was. when living, entitled 10 the
benefit If the act. The homestead is
not Ia. he exempt from sale for taxes,
nr the owners thcrenf.tro any lial,ili-
ties or debts contracted prior, to the
passage Of the act. The act to be ilp
forced from and after its passage.
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EXTRAORDINARY IF TRuE.-Aecord.
lug to some Italian Journals, a new
organized being has been discovered
in the interior Of Africa which seems
10 form nh immediate link between
vegetable and ANNUAL life. This sim
gnIar production of nature has the
shape of q spotted serpent. 1t Irags
itsclfalong OH the ground, instead OF !,
head has flower, shaped like hell,
which contains vicious liquid
Flies and other insects, attracted by
the smell Of the juice, enter into the
flower, where they arc caught by the
adhesive matter. The flower then
closes and remains shut until the pris-
oners arc bruised and transformed into
chyle. Tho iudigcstiblc portion, such
As tho head and wings ARE thrown out
by aspiral Openings. The vegetable
serpent has IL skin resembling leaves a
white and soft flesh, and instead of u
cartilaginous frame, filled with yellow
marrow. The natives consider it deli
cious food. -
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progressing. III is hard ON tic, heels.
or European. skill |, and 5s., iang As ili,:.
>difierensr betwesnthe two diininisllss,;
a@ips Fdsss'retlcetis tho mi j thing which.
litalses revenue 7i,ys i,pps,st .pi,ssibly.
your .de,tses sfaust he Fedacvd Fprogresss-
lively s-astt & 81 tl;9ttass
gsgMr. Waa'owAap argaes si,rtherthat-
q reduction Of duty on articles as /,
i3necomes pr,hibitaEy, viii sp}fars from
4satrassi,ee the rcTppue greatly in.
crease 1T, by adssitthtg at 4. aaa. ratio
sthat Asliicll was prohibited. r. asS y*fls
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Cl1oacrsil. an CHA 8 Hest 1. IA.

1t is with. gtggssat pleasure that we
learn from the Charleston papers, and
other reliable source, that the reports
of the existence Of asiA,ic cholera in
that place are very much exaggerated,
and Of the twenty-five deaths reported
the week before tho last, nearly all may
be attributed to sou.e i,nprVnl.ncc in
dict, and cxccsses consequent upon the
Christmas Fcasts, and the citizens arc
particularly warned against eating
oysters, whict, are said to, have been
injured by the large quantities of fresh
water flowing intnthc harbnr FROM the
heavy frcshcts in the up country. There
is som cthing in those oysters, for many
Of our own townsn:en, who have indulg-
ed in the luxury Of plate this seaton,
have been attacked with u disease,
which the fears Of u large comn,unity.
exposed t" cpidemics might have easily
magniticd into the dreaded asiatic
cholera.
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FusNY-A gentleman of colo

FUENY.--A gentleman of color
VIII" lett New York on n Western tour,
and, finding himself in Buffalo without
anything to employ his time, though,
he would send tclcgraphic despatch
back home, inquiring ofhis partner as
to their business. He sent this mes.
sage: How is things?' To this in
terrogatory his partner Immediately re.
plied:-'Things is fiue.' Resting on
this, he was in no very good temper
when hc returned home and found his
partner had sold out all the goods,
pocketed the money, shut mp the store,
and run off with his wife!
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DesgaerraaicZ Free 1Drcsa,

This is the title Of anew paper pub-
liShcd Mt Wilmington N. c, by l..
Badger Esq, it viii be devoted to the
interest of the Democratic party, and
Southern Rights. We wish those
connected with this new enterprise
every SUCCESS and cordially welcome
the Editor etac pen and scissors fra
tcxuiaev. =; &, 81.
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5000

jail ut Edgfed & s. 5000
AMIscELLASEors-
Support ssf CasRssba anaians q 600
Extra services Of Asst. CIsrk Mo. ot;
Representative 100
Building dor Lunntic' Assaua 10000,
&rc a'aeJf :Rnilding 1T Gpfuni- 4
liza &c, 900
ExrRaoEn1NaKY EXPENSES Il Z,
Building-tor exhibitions ot' s, c.. +: la
'lustitute ,l!ia.:2,l 1000
Office rent If Cnmmissionorsin
Equity,
shuaiil, Clerk aud Ordinary. Of
Newberry District. . !,-.; GOO
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T:lcscdios1lll Cor ColaErcss,

Our citizens :wilI bear in mind, that
the election fra member for this Con-
grcssionnl I. .DisltFiyt tiy Y,Silll Y,Sl take place on
the fourthsMynd;iy jis February: next.
a representation III. the. National As
scmbly is:So s4S' 'uaaS,nrsorr,ainte matter, SO
let them be prepared with, their votes
v,, Sesr day. ''"'. ~. = " : r
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CnERAw AND DARLISdvoH RAIL.
RoAD.-By the Cheraw y1azcttc@' We
learn, that the survey of this Railrad
has been nearly, completed, and the
Board M Directors Laxc- Determined
Il" 4cs cut .,tse g~edfnE of the entire
route ON the 18th, 18th. andtl 4th. in
slant, at Darlington Court, Hose, ST..
:clrtyHliill, md Chcraw.''nC Considcra.
hlc preparations arc already made by
persons dcsircous Of getting contracts;
for at"ncc commencing tic work.
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