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The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1853-08-23

"A human skeleton was recently found
imbeddcd in rock on the line of the
Cincinnati, Wilmington and Zancs
Railroad. A small fissurc in the rock
OF about two inches in width, opened
to the resting place of these remains.
which, in all human probability, may
have been deposited there centuries
ago. The rock contained an indcnta.
ton OF the greater part of the body, as
perfect as though moulded with pottcr's
clay. From the hip to the foot, par
Aticularly, this sarcophagus was as com
sslete as carving could have made it
proportions, curvaturcs, &C., Of
lmb were distinct and regular,
dicatcd that the skeleton had
of person Of full size
ssG of the GAINESVILLE Times
Teton and the rock from
taken. The bones are
gf preservation.
Devonslire's park
are kept 1000
sins two thou
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M Bnfiiil III ratl IS II IL X
eetaBl Il, 4 res:I.
s,ptet iss,ss "a t coasl
car ON a nrllt2s and began to "a
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Two negro boys undertook, to drown
dog in James River, Va. a short
time since. When they reached the
water one of the twain went into it
with the animal, aud, to drown him
more clfectuaily, gotnpo his back.
The dog attempted to escape from the
hands of,the boy, and while doing so
both dog and boy got into deeper wa,
ttcr.and the dog escaped, having his
!mhfdererto to his fate. Phe other nesf5,
on the bank, seeing decentralization
to drown, plugged in to -his.assis,ahee
and an yai.iiy assaycd Ito rescue Iiiin.zs
They both periShed By drowning,
kwhlle tho brnte safety reaehcsi the
shore and pellt baslls tliit Iii, ,iise
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HOPE Ann THE ROSE,

syho shall die firstie whispered Hope to the Koee
sslNho ehaif sink earlier into the gravel
/. by my fleetness or thou by thy sweetncss,
Which Of the two Is the future to savel
|, by betrsying, or thou by decaying,
Who shall sleep first In eternal reposei
Suon ehall we sever. or live we forever,
syvho shall die tifsta whispered Hope to the Rose
.yho shall die tirstf" whispered Hope to the Rose
al Z. sail the flower, tho sweet ID my blooming,
soon will my loveiness wither and die.
Lives that are sweetest, are ever the feetest,
Hours, most happy, most rapidly fly;
But hope dieth never-it liveth forever
Enchantment around the young bosom 1t throws;
In smiling or weeping Hope never is sleeping
II shall die first said the beautiful Rose;
"a shall die first" said the beautiful Rose
The Rose was nistaken--its dwelling foreakcu--
Hope and It's promises died in the heart,
The love it desired had falsely expired,
Fated, Ia taithiulness soon to DEPART
The sweetseented flower still graces the hover.
And there, in its loveliness, gracefully blows
Its beauties displaying, II lives undergoing,
Totell the sad story OF Hope and the Rose;
To tell the sad story Of Hope and the Rose
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ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPALuaOTELs

COLUMBIAN HOTEL.-H Thweatt, Miss R
Michau. Prince Edward; M Clarke, Va Beaz.
ley, j w Mills, Greene; E T Baurne, w F Taylor
Va; Pierce, Phila; w White, Jr, Raleigh and Gas,
ton Railroad; K Skinner, N Y; w Gates Tenn: r
Allison, Miss; I 6 Turner, Manchester; DR. I G.
Woodbridge, Hanover; Druer and lady, Grsene J
w Davis Cedarville, Va; r Darlington. Cumber-
Morgantown S A Boyd, Lynchburg; A J Maxey'
Powhatan; D Hartsook, Albemarle; 6 Raker, n
Y; J Carter, Nelson; Seay Fluvanna
EXCHANGE HOTEL L Cassidy Cincinnati:
Taylor, Powers, w Mortimer Y; H Hud,
nall, Chesterfield; Bokin, Portsmouth; A G
overly, Washington; S W Smoot, Ala, r NJ Hun
ter, Essex; K NJ Mcdowell, Lexington; C Read
Miss Read, Farmville; T P Crump, Ga: Thomas Nj
johnson, Baltimore; Cywidas, Warrenton; r r
son, Washington; H Buckner Miss; E n Tren-
holmes, w Dawson Charleston; Monteiro. N o: !
G Ferreli, J Hubbard, Jr, Richmond; Morgan and
lady, Chesterfield: w Ellison, Philadelphia G E
Wlckham, w + Clark, N Crawley, n Huger VIM
Link, Or. r Hlidraper r Ford. b Look Others
Wheeling; b Holland st Louis; j Dunn, w Ne
yum, Jno Rowlett Petersburg; r H Wynn, w H
Briggs, university otFa; w Clark, Baltimore; A
Crenshaw, Charles City; Z Hendley,, Ca!d-
WELL Va.
CITY HOTEL-D Carver, Albemare; D ] Hill
Steamer Augusta; R Belield Richmond Co: 4
B Whiting, A Crump Stanton; A Wilkinson, n
y; W Campbell Stone w L Cheatham Virginia:
w Cramelin. Philadelphia; w Robertson Clover
HUI; L NJ Cheatham, do: \ w Harris Louisa; B III
burrass Stafford G Lefolle and LADY, Miss Au-
gqsta, J Lacy. W Moore, NJ Hunter DR. Bond,
Nm n M farris II Sawyer, w Haworth, J II Kerby,
ddooS%Snsbay, J Fifrua, - Graves Opera Troupe; R
o.skinner, N Y; r Mann, H B Brooks, Cumber-
Walton, Tenn. "'-'"e PA''' n
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CECOND SUPPLY OF NEW GOODS

CECOND SUPPLY OF NEW GOODS.
~ AT REDUCED PRICES.-We are just in re-
ceipt Of
1000 yards of plain colored and Glace Silks at pri-
ces ranging from S7l to LIS per yard, worth from
$l25 to $1.75.
Elegant rich Plaid and Brocade Silks
Atwood Paris printed De LANES at S7t cents per
yard. worth IS cents.
Printed Cashmeres, at A cts worth ST.
Misses finest quality Kid Gloves, all colors, and
white, at SHE per pair
Rich colored and black Silk yelvets for cloaks
Galoons pointed and plain Velvet Trimmings.
Cloth aud Velvet Cloaks, handsome Variety at all
prices.
A full assortment of Ladies' and Misses Caters
and Shoes-at lower prices than ever.
For good bargains, call at the store of
HART l. MOSES,
oc29 6S Main Street
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Union STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S

TNION STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S
~ LINE OF STEAMERS.-FOR PHILADEL-
PHIA, EVERY WEDNESDAY, VIA NORFOLK
AND CAPE MAY-Steamer CITY OF RICHMOND,
Capt MITCHELL; Steamer VIRGINIA, Capt TEAL
and steamer PENNSYLVANIA, Captain BAYMoRE.
One of these splendid steamers will leave Richmond
for Philadelphia, every MONDAY and THURSDAY,
at high-water, touching at Cape May to land pas
sengers. Returning. leave Philadelphia every WE'D
NESDAY and SATURDAY, at 10 o'clock. A NJ, un-
til further notice.
Passengers for Cape May will consult their interest
by taking this route, it is in addition to being the
cheapest, the most expeditions and comfortable
PASSENGERS FOR NEW YoRK.-We have entered
into arrangements to forward passengers through
New York, either by cars steamers, allowing them
the privilege of remaining in Philadelphia three or
four days, or proceed directly to New York. upon
the arrival of the steamers.
SHIPPERS TO THE WEsT.-Tobacconists desirous
of shipping to Cincinnati will please bear in mind
that have made all the necessary arrangements to
forward tobacco through at go cents per 100 pounds
Due notice will be always given in all the daily pa
pers in the city, when the steamers will be ready
receive freight, and the hour of their sailing.
N. B.-Shippers will bear in mind that all bills of
ading be sent to the wharf at Rockets to be
signed before the sailing of the steamers.
Passage through to New York, LIST cabin and found,
3d. do. do Cape May, So; do do Philadelphia 90; do
do. do. Philadelphia I'd cabin and found, 81. For
freight or passage, apply to
au 20 Richmond Va, on the Dock.
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MI ORTlMORES BITTER CORDlAL
w AND BLOOD PURIFIER.-PRIcE 81 PER
dica profession and prescribe it the most eec-
tive Alternative and BLOOD PURIFIER ever
knowu while vast numbers who had long suffered
from diseases complaints brought on by sedentary
habits exposure Indigestion torpid Of the liver,
or impurities of the blood, now look upon this COR
DIAL most mysterious and magical in its healing
properties and restoring powers. 1t stands prominent
btv and Nervous Affections, Dyspepsia or lndiges-
tion Loss Of Appetite, Acidity of the Stomach Ner
vous Headache, or Flow of Blood to the Head, Cos
Pains Misery in the Side or Region of the Heart,
Flatulency Depression of Spirits Palptaton of the
Heart Difficult Breathing, Sinking Sensations. Pros
TONS or Numbness of the Flesh Limbs Dffcaltor
Profuse Expectoration, Night Sweats Diseaseso the
Heart Affections of the Lungs Jaundice Diseases
of the Organs Of Nature which painful hrregu-
larities, especially with Females. producing Debility
and Prostitution of the Nervous System, Pale Sal
MoRTfMORE.s BITTER CORDIAL is purely
vegetable, pleasan totake, and perfectly safe to be
used in any state ofhealth by the most delicate
female child.
or Price one dollar per bottle.
W. " ALEXANDER Co., Projectors, No. Bar
clay street, (Astor House. New York
q Remember that we sell at wholesale and retail
in all its FORMS either imfammatory, acute, chro
mic, difference how bad the case, or how long
| standing This is Mortimore's RHEUMATIC COM
POUND, which is vegetable extract, an internal
has already cured thousands who had long been Grip
pies. The evidence is most overwhelming and con-
vncing, as given BY vast numbe-so on most re-
Call and get circular and read the letters andcer.
tifcates of your friends and those around you who
had long suffered, but who have been restored to
For sale by PURCELL, LAID CO., sole Agents
fer Richmond. ap 20
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A NNUALS FOR I554.--Received a
1A- kANDOLPH,S Book Stnra and Rinderp No

"A, RANDoLPH's Book Store and Bindery, No
vember IL
The White Veil, bridal gift, edited by Mrs Hale;
elegantly Illustrated and bound in white calf; S.
The Bow in the Cloud or Covenant Mercy for the
Afflicted, splendidly bound and illustrated; 81 so
The Snow Flake, Christmas, New Years and
Birth Day gift for 1854; 81 so
friendships Offering, a Christian, New Year and
Birth Day Git for 1884, 81 so
Ahechon's Git, Christmas, New Year and Birth
Day Present for 1854; ST. so
A Gem Annual, Christmas, Birth Day and New
Years Gift for 1854; 81 so
:, Dial of Love, Christmas Book for the Young, by
Mary Hewitt; Is cts
Wild Shrubs of Alabama, or Rhapsody of Restless
Hours by the Minstrel Maiden of Mobile; 75c
Hesdley's Second War with England; plates two
vols 81 so
Busy Moments of an Idle Woman; SOC
Merkland, or Self-Sscrfce by author of Life of
Mrs Margaret Maitland; SOC
Obi, or Three Fingered ] ack; PIC
The Fair Rebel, Tale of Colonial Times, by z
Bennett; 25c
Romantic Incidents in the Lives of the Queens of
England, by Smith, author of Amy Lawrence
with plates, and neatly bound; 81
Lectures on Practical Subjects, by Rev H. Mel
mons; 81 so
Official Catalogue of the New York Exhibition OF
the Industry of all Nations. revised edition.; 25c
IA
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,UAL.--CUMBEkLAND COAL-
4 DAMS & cos NEW YORK vTp

Il GINA AND NORTH CAROLINA STEAM
SHIP EAPKESS, PER UNITED STATS MATT
STEAMERS RoAN0KE AND JAaEsTo 81 tgA ard
AND FROM NEW YORK, RICHMoND1 pr ~
TERsBuRG, &c, &c, te;-Hsyins essesea slr.ns re-
ments with the u. 3. mail line Of steamer r. from ~
York to Norfolk and Richmond for SPECIAL Frssrss
pRIvrLEG that route, we are now prensrsd :,
receive and forward to and from New Yofk MIR
with dispatch and at greatly reduced rates $3.50
Our Express will leave New York every wedos.
day and Saturday per splendid steamers ROANOKE
and JAMESTOWN alternately. Goods viii he re-
ceived at New York Office, SO Broadway, until 5.
o'clock, p. ~, on the day Of sailing.
Merchants and others ordering goods from New
York, are requested to order by ADAMS l. CO.'S
STEAMSHIP EXPRESS
Our inland Express win run heretofore leaving
New York and Richmond daily, in charge OF special
messengers All Goods marked to 20 via the in
land route, will be forwarded BY the Steamer Ex-
press. ADAMS 4 co.
EOTICE.-Express packages for Nor
folk, Petersburg and Richmond, intended for ship
ment per steamers Roanoke CT Jamestown, will
hereafter be received by ADAMS Co, So Broad.
way, who the only authorized agents for Express
privileges by those steamships.
LUDLAM 4 PEASANTS,
je Cts IS Broadway New York
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nR. GORDON HARRIS, GRADUATE

IL OF CAMBRIDGE, CLASS 1924, FOUNDER
OF THE BALTIMORE LOCK INFIRMARY, No.
81 South Gay street, opposite the Exchange Build.
ing and Post Ofce.-Those requiring medical or sur
gicsl aid, by applying to DIR. H, may secure skifnl
treatment and advice, while all communications will
be saeredly shielded by the Egis of professional
honor.
Aware of the difficulty with the public to discrim;-
nate in newspaper advertisement between the gen.
une and skllful physician and the spurious preten-
sions of the designing and dangerous quack, Dr. HI.
win cheerfully give, when applied to- such private
references as will fully satisfy all who require his
services.
BEWARE OF NOSTRUMSi
Avoid the Patent Elixrs, Compounds and Cordials,
advertised to cure all persons under varia forms of
disease.
As the constitution and habits of individuals differ
reason teaches the remedy cannot be suited to
all alike and that disease only be safely and eff
fectuay eradicated by udcious application of pro-
per remedies.
ATTENTION INVITED!
practical experience of over % years enables DR..
H. to insure sound and speedy in certain class
of Diseases which have too long been yielded by
regular physicians to the hands of quackery. He
may be consulted con6dentally, either in person
by letter.
Persons at a distance cured at home by addres sin
aletter to DR.. GORDON HARRIS, Baltimore, Ma
ryland.
All communications confidential
Remedies sent by mail express to any part of the
United States oc ll-3m
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An ARRAY occurred In Lancaster, s. c., on satur
day week, between Archibald Flemming and lsck'
son Gregory; the former made an assault on G.e
CORY, and had him down on the floor, when John
Gregor y, brother of Jackson intersered TO par
them; he succeeded in getting Flemming OH, wren
Jackson drew dirk, and in the attempt to stat
Flemming, stabbed his brother. jackson still on
the floor then welded his dirk about in desperate
manner, and after stabbing his brother in two cr
three places, inflicted several wounds upon Fleni
ming. It is thought both of the wounded mer
will recover, although Gregory is very severely in
jured
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AGUE AND FEVER of three years.
~ standing cured by CARTER,S SPANISH MIX.

Z "A standing cured by CAKTEKS SPANISH MIX.
TURE.-I hereby certify that for three years / suf-
fered with Ague and Fever of the worst descriptions
greater portion of the time had chils twice day.
and rarely a day passed without at least chill,
/ had the attention of several physicians Tried
of the tonics advertised; took large quantities
of Quinine and in fact all the remedies used in such
cases, but without any permanent effect. At last
friend suggested Carters Spanish Mixture. pro-
cured two bottels commenced its use, and in day
chill, and before bottle and half was exhausted
my chs had gone, my fevers were all subdued and
to this day, most happy to say, have never had
return Of either chs or fever. consider Carters
Spanish Mixture a public blessing the greatest of
all remedies for cases like mine, and the only tonic
worthy the name. JOHN LONGDEN,
Beaver Dam, Hanover county, near Richmond,
Virginia.
BENNETT BEERS Druggists
No. 125 Main street. Richmond
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THE OLD MEDICAL House

'HE OLD MEDICAL HOUSE.
cxcE phtAAN Nm STREET, JUST BELOW THE
are SUN dispensing the blessings of their skill in the
institution. e0'e diseases as lhis oio
People in the country when v,s;.;,s tbs c;., ava
very par'cuaiy invited to call tNo charge for con.
ders. sven " ioind'e oisof'
Doctor p. L Co. are the makers and so,.rs
the CHEMICAL EXTRACT OF FRENCH FLOW.
IN as soGd the test time and which
ife.e 'ne ifohcs OF carry
All letters pre-, paid, promptly attended to- oe6cs
eu 5-d&wts R,cu, ~,
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TpE NEXT fAIR.--It has been suggested thar tne
nov, Eair III held In Petersburg Fredericksburg, or
Iynchburg. weare decidedly opposed to any
Thing Of the kind Richmond L the place. There
cannot be another such lot found In any city in
the State 80 well situated for the purpose, and we
Al moi believe that either OF the above cities has
market sufficient to feed such an immense con-
course Of people as assembled in Richmond the
ct and end inst The next Fair will be much
more largely attended. Richmondis the beat mar.
ket for the sale OF Stock and everything else that
may be brought there on exhibition and it Is the
most convenient Of access Her citizens deserve
H. too from the noble libersty and hospitality die
played on the occasion just passed off We put
ourselves down, In advance. for Richmond.
Stanton psadicator.
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e. MOORE. $50 Broad street. keeps

IA constantly on hand, the finest Teas Spices of
every description; several brands of the finest Chew
ing Tobacco; Bacon for family and servants; Mack
ter, Lard, Cheese, new Buckwheat Flour, Candles
of every description, Mustard of first quality, Soap
Salt in bags and boxes, Pickle, Coffee ground and
grain; Backing, White Wash and Shoe Brushes, Bed
Cords Leading Lines Wrapping Irvine, Stone Ware
and Wood Ware of every description; Flour, Vine
ing to Grocery store. He will send his goods to
customers in any part of the city free of drayage.
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.IRANULATED HUM.--1his besufi1ll

1kANULATED GUN. This beautiful
~ article, used for securing artificial teeth on their
plates, surpasses every attempt ct initiating the ma
fural gum, with somewhat similar preparations
whilst s strength Is great fhstI have yet to hear
Of the first set Of teeth Ia which Ii has been broken
BY accident or By use.
My Gold and Silver Filings are much admired for
the Judgment Of food about Them which would rem
der them worthless; besides my plugs will retain the
natural teeth through life az they come out.
After long course Of experiments have secured
compound for weak teeth, that can be used when
it Is Impossible to use any kind of metal.
H. d. ADD1NGTCN,
Graduate Dentist.
ofHce.one door from 10th. on Main It. no 7
A RTIFIClAL TEETH--GREAT AND
IA IMPORTANT IMPROyEMENT.-The under.
signed have purchased the right to DR.. ALIENS
PATENT IMPROVEMENT in the mode OF insert
Ing ARTIFICIAL TEETH, which 10 one Of the
greatest and most important inventions made In
this branch of the Dentists art.
The improvement consists In the employment OF 0
metal superior to gold IN purity, and in the complete
union of all the teeth by silicous compound, which
at the time forms the most beautiful and natu-
raj looking gum and filing up all erevices and IRE GU.
aTies and rendering 1t impossible for the teeth to
become unpi easant TO the wearer by the accumula-
ton of particles of food or other substances between
them. No other mode of mounting artificial teeth 10
comparable TO this in any respect.
Persons wearing teeth inserted In the ordinary
way and not giving satisfaction, are invited to try
this invention, which they do at but little addi
tiopal cost.
We shall be pleased to show specimens Of this kind
of work to any persons who will call at office,
whether they want artificial teeth or not.
WAYT l. MAHoNY. Dentists,
= lxx~fo HTosw, -
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X ENT, PAINE & KENT, IMPoR.


DRY GOODS, FOURTEENTH STREET, RICH.
MOND.-By the various steamers and packet ships
from London, Liverpool, Glasgow and Hayre, we are
receiving our importatons of Foreign DRY GOODS
for the Fall trade all of which purchased in the
principal British and Continental markets during the
past Summer by senior partner entirely for cash
and at prices at which they cannot be duplicated
Our stock embraces an unusual variety of FANCY
and STAPLE GOODS of British, French and Ger.
man manufacture, selected with particular reference
to the trade of Virginia, North Carolina and Ten.
nessee.
We have also in store full assortment of Domestic
GOODS, the whole comprising the most extensive
and splendid stock of DRY GOODS ever exhibited
in Virginia. We have also a complete stock of
READY-MADE CLOTHING, which is much larger
than usual and is entirely of Richmond manufacture
gotten up in the best manner, both CARDS style
and workmanship.
We respectfully solicit call from merchants visit:
ing this market and have only to say that our Goods
Wu be sold as to as the Goods ever Sold in any
market tn this country.
au % KENT, PAINE & KENT.
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GREAT BARGAINS AT THE FRANK
" LIN CLOTHING STORE, NO. SO, MAIN ST ,
RICHMOND, VA.-We have just received large
and complete stock of Ready Made Clothing suitable
for Fall and Winter wear, and will continue to re-
ceive large additions weekly, per steamers Virginia
phia Persons wishing buy will always have large
and fresh stock select from. Also, large and well
selected stock of Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods al
ways on hand. Also, Umbrellas. Our plan of ope-
ration is, large sales and small profits.
r. DECOU CO.,
se 28-3m No. &c. Main street.
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police officer named William G, Walters, was
shot in Baltimore one night last week, by the pro-
prietor of lager beer saloon who fired out of q
window at party of rowdies The officer was
severely though not dangerously injured.
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FLAM, SMITH g. CO., Grocers and
IL Commission Merchants, Cary street, adjoining
Columbian Hotel, Richmond, Va, offer for sale New
Orleans, Porto Rico, Loaf, Crushed, Powdered and
Coffee Sugars Porto Rico and Cuba Molasses; Bacon,
Fish, Bragg's Family Flour, Oils, Teas Wines and
Liquors, Havana Segars, Gilam's Wine Sap Tobac-
co, Sperm, Adamantine and Tallow Candles Toilet
Packing Yarn, Brooms Buckets, Shot Powder Gun
Caps, Shoe Brushes, Backing, Matches, Bed Cords,
Starch, Smoking Tobacco Vinegar, Nails Cap Letter
and Wrapping Paper, Spices of all kinds, together
with everything else to be found in grocery store
All of which they will sell at wholesale retail on
accommodating terms.
They will also give strict attention to the sale of
country produce. oc s
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Poor FLTNN.-Sarah Flynn has been sent to iail
for three months, in Boston, for vigorously beating
her husband, James Flynn, over the head with a
chair. Sarah was his second wife 1t is hardly
probable that he will ever wish to marry the third
However, woman's rights are warmly urged il
Boston, and perhaps this is one of the natural con
sequences
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MARRTEn

On Wednesday, 9th of November, by the Rev. P.
Courtney, Mr.. JOHN L. BATKINS to Miss SARAH
M. NULL, second daughter of the late Jacob Null
both of Henrico county.
EY Norfolk papers please copy.
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George P. Landlord, who murdered his wife in
Cleaveland county, N. c., is to be hung on the 25th
OF the present month. The wife he murdered had
borne him seven children, who will be orphaned
under the most horrible circumstances The Sc.
auctions Of the harlot lured him to his ruin.
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NJ w. NELSON, Merchant Tailor, ana

NJ w. NELSON, Merchant Tailor, and
1Na Dealer in Fashionable Reed Made CLOTH
ING, lS5 Broad Street, Richmond, keeps constantly
hand and for SALE full assortment of GENTLE
MEMS READY-MADE CLOTHING of every de-
scription. Also, beautiful assortment of Cloths
Cassimeres and Yestings, which win be made Up to
order on the shortest notice and the accoc-
dating terms and In manner which cannot be sur.
passed by any other establishment in the city. Ct-
and strangers respectfully invited 10 call
feel confident that give the most perfect So
tisfacton.
All kinds Of Cutting done and warranted TO &c.
FURNISHING ARTICLES. of ali Kinds. for sale
at a reduced price, oc SIM