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The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-11-03

BRANDON, Oct. D, 1904.
Rev. +. y. WHErLER,-Dear Sir.
The undersigned, as chairman Of a com.
mittce appointed for the purpose, has
the honor to inform you that certain OF
your friends, citizens of Brandon. desir-
ing to present to you token of their
respect, have raised sum of money,
which they will be happy to place at
your disposal in some appropriate and
acceptable manner.
The committee are requested by the
subscribers 10 express TO you their sin.
cere regret and sorrow in view of your
You VIII see That many 0, The contrlbn-
tors to this testimonial have not been
members of the Church or congregation
to which you have mini'tered; but they
do not on that account the less feel y our
loss 4; nor have they observed with less
pleasure or appreciation your labors and
services for the benefit of the commune
ty; or been less attracted by YOU uni
Iormly kind, Christian, and gentleman
ly department.
The committee believe that you may
derive some satisfaction from the assur.
ance that your labors here have been
productive of much good, and will long
be felt and remembered.
The testimonial to which alluson has
been made is not designated as an esti-
mate of the value Of yoar services, but
asa token of regard on the part of those
YOU TO accept with Il the assurance Of
thcir highest esteem, aud Of their warm
est wishes. for your future prosperity
and happiness.
Sho1lli the course mid cael prove a.
greeable to your feelings, it will be graf
flying to the donors, and to your friends
generally, TO meet you this evening, for
the purpose already inlimated, at the
residence Of Dr Ross who has kindly
offered us the hospital'lies OF ms house
for the occasion.
The undersigned, has only to add, on
behalf of himself and the committee, the
expression of their personal high consid-
rralion and esteem
am Sir, very sincerely
Your Friend,
L. y BRIGGs, or Me Committee.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-11-03
An Old soAisisn.s L.sr SPREE.

A correspondent of the Troy Daily
Times, writing from berkshire, Mas.
aud remarking upon the great change
which has taken place 10 ihnl region, 10
consequence Of the suppression Of the
rum traffic, tells The following good story
49,. :. 49,. ,.'--...,. hes since reformed.
man I'll giyen IN the Old ieiioa's o~s
words ~ follows 49,
81 once got little change together
and slnttcl on on regular bender
| bought small kcg with bung hole
10 the middle Of it, so that II would be
handy 30 drink from, aud had II filed
with rum. Aier taking a few good
saigs, hill il in cooper shop. under
some sha,ings. and started for town
Falling in with some acquaintance We
nlI got gloriourly drunk, and the spare
rlanee Of The party was soon all gone.
Fuddlcl rs We AL were, we started for
the cooper rhop. Arriving there, after
having Travelled over much surplus
ground, got hold of what ! supposed
was lhe keg Of rum, but the bnng would
moi come out. Each ono Of US tuggeh
add pulled, dug ard cliewed a, IL, but
all in vain. We separated IN despair.
/ carried Il home FOR sober trial and
wha, do you think il WAS Why, i WAS
I lhc head Of an old wooden beetle with
/ iusl enough Of is handle Ioil 10 stick IN
IL, place. My rum kcg was still in the
shaying., aud there let il stay. That
was my last spree"
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The paper recall an ansosiose II Dan
iei Webster. nil0 il l. said, efee cleared
Bssioa broker, ~bo hai done q d..
hsbou.lis and sH,ndilng aa, by taking
sdsanlsye u hIA hS kaosleds1, eni
gaashing ibs indieimssi, almost siilou'
sn Argumeia. The broker, sfaassi u
as Aasoesie'. skHi. asd ogeyt3ei II be
sseat.., esssfig prsssssl tcsafi Webster
aaA attempted 70 sfusp isa baud. bpi DO
ilanlsf saii.rfsa 40 tlie Fffsi iasgsEs
bfaa. ssd b. fross ~ eliqDi " NJ - y
Iva wafl. 4 iakr ~ lisiu bf ~ haisai
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AnWANs.s ,ss,s, ~.

In Arkansas they make such snbdi.
Nisiono the kingdom Of nature as would
hardly be understood at Yale or Cam.
bridge. Tho following is a pleasing II.
luslmiion Of the uboye assertion. aud So
We give il,
"A e,l..en olIAe .Slale, While On hoard
ny NChNttian Wtfldal'f ~ ltaAiaas
stock ia Arkansas was attended by much
difficulty or expense r
"Oh, yes, stpnger---ihey suffer much
from insects
"lnsccts' Why, what kind of insects.
pray 2"
"Why, bears. catamounts, wolves, and
such like insecls
The Stranger stopped further inquiry,
nor did hc deem it necessary TO explain
to the Arkansas man some passages in
Goldsmilhs Natural History.
fs. : .
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Mr.. Wheeler having siSnifed his con-
vcpicnce, a large company Of his friends
assembled a. nbovc on the evening Of
the 9th instant and the Hon. T.. y.
Briggs having explained the proceed
ings Of the committee in a brief and
appropriate manner, purse was pre-
seuted to Mr. Wheeler by S. NJ Conant,
Esq. with the following
Address;
We are reminded, Sir, by this occa-
sion, that your relations to this people
are about to cease. You are already
booking forward to a different field Of la
hor, labor TO new friendships, and TO an-
oiher-perhaps a happier home. IL is
in yirv Of this that your friends have
assembled hcrc,--wiih liule ceremony,
a, sincerity needs liile---to testify their
regard AMI 10 ininlge IN common, for
the laN time, the friendly. eouric'ies
which were nlways pleasant, and which
time has made habiiual
II would be iliimed upon such an
ocrasion a. this, and IN the presence Of
80 many whose claims and Interests are
i4aL 10 indulge IN say expression Of
private feelings. or 10 remind you OF
/ piea,au, hours, pleasant At least 10 me
nos past, and not soon to BE- repeated
Il is my Office 10 express to you The fare
vel greetings, not Of one, but of ihe
people Of this community.
il T. not aiWays ilie good fortune o. 1
faithful minister Of Christ 10 leave be
hlnl hin fas you n1w dal "iroop' o
friends" and name wholly free iron
a-lcrsion. And eyen II !, be o. BE- all
generally have f,aal those loot aiway
in other took ihan hi. own) vhowill "a
lcast have served ~ r. mind him that ih
o0rure of ll.e rf0rs has tot ceased.
farh enperieeces have nj all atiende
yuuf sqisara amons us, nc believe ibei
70 have tfsn exceptional, boih 10 boa
bsr and impQsi@Ers and ss ifnst th'
yo8 sin have Tesssa 10 remenbef ti
rgortE II BraRipn, only As yo'
Tgilzns.
Yoa leave viih us. sif,--sh2il ns
& s--asssranaof N scsaemaf4Does sili'
car never aisaPpsili as Ihs ssaiie q
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y Hesl fnf Hssr-slsf 81 ita. rs.iirli,if in fhsh-
n Fes Afrsi - ftsssaaffs. I.alli, isn,1s
"m's, au1 TkIaii's tkft, EstizA
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The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-11-03

=. Tue som Il assns, pfsssnis4 - Hf wansisT .
sn.,laisd D. tvo hgr lfsd aud 6ss dsils.
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Dealer be- " tifhsfs t@Ast s'Ht.'tl - -
10. fs..aas kt-. rettifs' hali4 81. hflf tAf -
I.s. Esfiaal,g o. hslssfHE HFsui asf /" '-,''
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The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-11-03

.....ss &c.,. sn1 ilfairrs b. fiaar. eaf
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oi.s,. A. AZ. Hsaf rbs iasigti isis'' ''''-
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COLUMBIAN SALooN,


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ssf stsft7. selas.isF ws'hihfipa h.il' ~
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sARrN O. EvERTs.


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ta'ts.af aaaH sraHt fsfsss. o. foiVrst psi
~ .t atH1 ttfsn a naIr. uft tf sifheni tni-
Hft t aferf fa1 .sF fn.a it cls.ta sta. ia-3
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-11-03

ns who followed yon h,lhcf---ws have
knoWp aud wepi ior We have seen hcr.
A. example 81 Womanlg and wifi he ,ir
,ue---as sho faded from the earth and
We coald almos, sec the star that set 50
swec'ly herr, rise with new hcsms in the
clearer shy beyond
Shall speak OF the living aud ,hr
presently VERY laic may she follow Der
sister into Heaven; aud then may she
leave TO those WHO shall r,,nain. alike.
bnt still larger. inheritance Of duties
well ncflormeh and dnN nnll ...rri ~
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-07
By LARUS 4 SHINE.

hRT GOODS AT AUCTION.-On
MONDAY. the 10th inst, commencing at 10
O'Clock, we will sell at public Auction large and
weIseieeted lot Of ssasonable Dry Goods consulting
In part Of
100 pieces Salmon Falls Co Brown Drills;
10 Sc Cadet Sstinets;
10 Black Cashmere;
10 Red, Blue and White Flannel;
Plaid Linnge:
ga Bleached MuslinG
10 Blue Denins
g Drab Sasinets;
200 doz Ladies' Gloves:
Together with variety Of other articles in the above
line.
Those wishing to contribute to the above sale,
would do well to send In their consignments one
two days previous to the sale, a. they may have
their foods properly marked and arranged for sale
Sale to take place in large Ssles- Room. on the
I'd floor. LARUS SHINE, Aucts.
ae6 "a Main st.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-07

BY OODDfN I AFPERSON.
VALUABLE FARM IN HENRICO

VALUABLE FARM IN HENRICO,
NJ, ON ON The vAnINA ROAD, ABOUT NILS
AS Auction win Is salS. 3 the rssisss. %
aisIn.t q. 18th dsy q Ssptsmbsr. Iss4 . y
o o.sfs - IL e, sst q: .s5s r 81 e va
died ssi.sd situated il the county Of Heurieo about
:ae =. Mosss ssoisi.s &c lands q nsss Henry
mssion about go seres-a plat ana ssr1ev 81 Ebseh
-.a ss male before the ssy Of sals 81 which the
INTO ,.o Or more paresis = may BE- deemed mos "a
Ths baildinss on the pi.ee. tbo,.s o,,.,..n-
the place Itself having been tensutsd ont IN -
years past, has gone down eonsiderabIy ~ = Farm.
and now shows to great dsadvsntage. Ii however Il
markabIy good. Besidss which there il isras prc-
az q .aa &; ssd Il .s, ss
daily Of grsat value By ofits nesness to James
River; distant about tso mea) On this tIsst there
Dwelins, one story Of brick and one of wood built
but few years ago; also, frame Kitchen, smoke
shaas re-. M odss SI ri. .,
ha. before been nnost desirable rssdsnes, both a.
er Frame another part ofths estate, with
an Orchard, and also other Springs of good water.
rss.ons disposed to view the pac. are respectfully
=. ChiIdrsy. either Of whom will take pleasure in
sho wing the same.
AID 10 months for bonds bearing interest," scared By
By Iequest OF the heirs At law Of Thomas C. Kse-
GODDIN APPERsoN, Auetione.r..
NV w WI III % ssid on the premises: on THURS
moot valuable Warehouse Lot, in the city OF Rich.
mond fronting 40 feet ON Rocketts. runnins back to
water street. adjoining the store Of Mr.. George No
TEnMs-One-thifd cash; balance at 6 and u months
VIII interest, and title retained till last note ID paid
TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ES-
=. = TATE IN The COUNTY OF HENRIcO.-
BY. virtue Of Deed of Trust executed to the Sub
scrioers as Trustees dated 5th November, 1855 and
admitted to record in the Clerks Office of Henrico
County Court on the ID day of March, 1854. thew
WILL at the request of all parties concerned proceed
to sell at public Auction on the premises on Tues
day the 18th day of September, 1854 At the hour of
O'clock. F. NJ that certain tract of Land msntone ed
IN the said deed az lying In the County of Heurico
above the City of Richmond, and is supposed to con
tain Az seres be the same more less, and is the
Powhatsu Roberts and Joseph Jackson. Jr. ex'rs Of
John Sheppard deceased. by deed dated 5th Nevem-
Der 1853, and of record in the Clerks Office of Hen.
rico County Court the said tract of land il known
the Homestead tract belonging to the late John
Sheppard of Henrico and is about nine miles aboy
the city of Richmond. and IL near to the Richmond
Fredericksburg and Potoac Railroad and s re gard
ed valuable well for farming purposes a. for the
quantity of pine wood upon it.
Terms OF SALE.-Cash to so much of III. pro-
the costs and charges of SALE and the usual credits
Will be given upon the residue.
The Trustees will convey the usual special war.
ranty. r. r. ROBERTS
THOs @ JACKSON, Trustees
sale conducted by GoDDIN APpERsoN, Aucts
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THE MARKETS

NEw YoRK, Sept 6-Flour-Stste and Ohio BRANDS
have declned one shilling. Southern firm and in
steady demand Wheat firm. Corn easier but not
loves.
BALTIMORE, Sept 6.-Flour firm, at unchanged
rates. Wheat red, good TO prime, 81 6hDl77; whit Q
81 7Oell 81. Corn: white sO083 cts; yellow s20S5
cents
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1 KEEP 1T BEFORE tn,

Aa KEEP 1T BEFORE THE
~S PEOPLE-CHEAP SHOES FOREV-
ER-ene metropolitan" is going aheed OF every
thing IL selling all kinds of Boots and Shoes very
cheap.
| am selling my entire stock of summer Boots and
Shoes, Travelling Trunks, Valices Carpet Bags. lie
at extremely low prices, to make room for an extern.
sve Fall supply. So here 1t goes from this date -
The frs TO come will be the best served
Ladies and gentlemen who in went of Boots
Shoes ald Tunks would do well to call the ''Me
tropolits, store" to make their purchases
The metropolitan store' is at Isl Main street. Es.
gle Squire, next to r. Nj. Zimmermsn's.
CHAS. S. MAURICE,
SET Richmond Va
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FARM FOR SALE.-Th

IN subscriber. intending to commence business In
tifnl FARM. situated on the ThreeChopped Road
Gig ht miles from Richmond and three miles west OF
Road There are shout $50 acres. al enclossd-a
part of which ID good meadow land the balance easy
TO cultivate With good dwelling and all necessary
sand choice Fruit Trees. Also the stock and crops,
IL desired.
TERMS win be accommodating. sold imns.
diately.
For further information please apply on the pre-
mises or to GoDpiN 4 APPERsoN, Richmond. Pos.
session Given after weeks notice.
% 5-dk wlms j. C. JONES.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-07

The HEAT IN ST. LoUIs.-The Intellisencer OF
the ID says:
Late yesterday afternoon Joseph Eek, Auc-
tioneer, and well known citizen. died suddenly,
IRON congestion Of the brain, superinduced by the
intense heat. The day previous three persons died
of suu-stToke.
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GREAT RIOT In NEWARK.

NEWARK, M Sept GA riot occurred here
yesterday between the Irish and American Protes-
Nant Association. The latter had procession
The Protestants, 1000 strong. attacked by the
satholics, who rushed into the church and destroy
ID and sacked the entire interior. Several men
we're stabbed.
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BY DAVENPORT. ALLEN : CO.

GROCERIES, &c. AT AUCTION
" On THURSDAY, m September. us win y II
q O'clock, ct Cur ssctioE store. ~ aasoefment Of
GROCERIES, Wig
see bsgs Rio Co4ee
30 do. old Java Coffee
Coffee Sue.r; crashed sssar; Brcwn sasE
Green and Slack Tees
Candiss, 0osps Wrsppiug Rsper
Cotton Twine; French Brapdy
Winss; MolaAses; Salt he 6e.
~ ooxes manufactured Tchscco Of superior quail
y, 30 Choicsn bright PsItieu-
TsRMs-Unasr 4I0o, casb: SEQ ena over. i months
credit for approved paper
-, DAVENPORT, ALLEN & CO.
y ~ Aucfi RE-
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AUCTIONS sALEs.
FUTURE DAYS.

SHERIFF'S SALE.-Will Be sold for
- eash on MONDAY, the 18th day Of the present
month. fSsptember,l ON board the schooner Lewis
rerfy, lying ut Accketts. seventeen hundred and
eiHhty bushels Of Brown stun two thousand bush-
and bsar.s q rs @
much thereof ne will satisfy an sttschmsns In my
hands In favor Of H. I'll +. 3. Tsliaferro W Wm r.
OF the schooner and sale. By order of the Hon Jno
A. meredith Judge Of the Circuit Court Of the city
OF nichmond, made the 9Th day Of SeptembeT.
iSo4- ALEX. 3. HUTCHINSON, 8. H-C.
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NEW YORK POLITICS.

SYRACUSE, N. Y, Sept 6.-The Soft Democracy
5sate Convention Is now In session in this place. A
gsand row 10 anticipated between the friends and
opponents of the Nebraska bill. Gov Seymour
dfslnes the Gubernatorial nomination but it ia be-
Iced he lie not in earnest and that he will be no
inflated and accent
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-07

NELAscHoLY.-Mr VIM. Branson, well known
Sor many years in New Orleans as a Balize pilot.
passed through St. Louis on his way TO his farm in
Mercer county Illinois, about one month since, in
company with his wife and five children; and with.
in ten days after arriving at their destination him
self. wife aud three children were attacked with
cholera. and all died. Two children are thus left
tatherless In a strange land.
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FIRE AT CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI, Sept. "A fire broke out this eve
Ming in $ j. Johns furniture establishment, large
ttoue building Fourth street, opposite the
postoffice, which destroyed the upper part So
far be asce;tained, the building and contents
are fully insured. ] c. Huntington & Co.'S china
store and Falls carpet store were much dana ed
by water.
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ELANNAGAN, STOKES g. Co. ofIe

FLANAGAN, STOKES g. CO., offer
Il for sale
1850 Bags Rio, Lsguayra. Mocha and Java Coffees;
$50 Hhds N. o. and p. r. Sugars;
So0 Pkgs Loaf, Crushed and Coffee Sugars
800 Bbls. o MoIasses;
Is Bhls. Sugar-House Syrup
30 Kegs Super. c. Soda;
Sbls. Sal Soda;
50 Bbs. Cider Vinegar;
20 Bills. Tanners Oil;
1900 Kegs. Nails;
230 boxes assorted Candies;
geo Boxes Tailow, Adamantine and Sperm Csndl 81;
200 Reams Wrapping Paper, assorted;
With variety Of other articles, which we offer to
the trade. se6-Sv
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-07

SERIOUS CHARGE.-Dr Damman, vaccine phys'.
elan for the first ward, Baltimore has been arrestt
aud held to bail charge of obtaining mono
under false pretences-several Germans, his conr-
trynen, being the accusers. On hearing the state
ment the Board Of Health dismissed him from his
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VERMONT ELECTION

FoNTPELIEP, Sep. 6 The Wings have elected
ther cen iidate for Governor, and large majority
of the Legislature. Sabine, Meachum and Merrill,
Wings, are elected to Congress.
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THE GRISi FEVER ABATING

New York, Sept. 5.-The auction sales Of tickets
at Castle Garden was slightly attended Three dol.
lars Is the price throughout the house. and the pre-
snium for choice seats ranged from 25 cts TO ST.
Comparatively few seats were sold
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-07

Hon. GEORGE II. BLAKE, late of San Francisco,
died of spoplexy, on the 9th ultimo, in Saratoga
county, N. Y. Mr. Blake was a member of the Leg.
isature from the city of San Francisco in 1853 and
vas during the last session Sergesnt-atArms to the
Assembly
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-07

Jacob Smyser and John Miller, of York, Pa
were instantly killed on the York and Cumberland
Railroad on Monday afternoon. third person,
whose name is not given, seriously injured.
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BOSTON BANK STATEMENT.

BosToN, Sept. 5.-The Bank of Boston made
their official statement today, giving the following
totals specie s., 595, 450; circulation $780, 5n-
The monthly statement OF the banks out of Boston
Is as follows: specie $9I980O circulation Sic, O96,
900
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-07

We regret TO announce the death of Capt John
Z. Pleasants of the new brig ST. Julien, recently
launched at Portsmouth, and intended for the West
isdia trade lie was attaked on Sunday evening
with bilious cholic and died yesterday morning
Norfolk Argus, RedneSddy.
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"A BOLD STAND OF THE WHfGs-No rrNyoN
WITH THE FREE SOILERR &c

FosTtAsb, Sept The meeting in this p'sce Of
straight ont snd-out Wigs, on Saturday Mani "a
nominate representatives.. and throw oysrbosrd ire
Fusion nominees. was broken mp BY the Morrill, Club
Great indignation WAS felt and Getting was called
tor ssaia to-aight. row expected when a took
place but ali sed OF orderly and quietly and com
snistses were appointed 10 nominate represent vss
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BY THOMAS w. KEEsEE.
Office ct Geo. J. Summers. No. 81 resrf sfre.t

A DEMONSTRATORS SALE or VA
- LUARLE HOUSEHOLD AND KiTcHrN
~, At AuCTioN.-WiI Be soid on
THUkSDA1 MORNING next It'll Sent. eomrnene
ing at 10 o'clock. at the late residenc. ~ u..ni,
Dudley, decd corner Of Main and 18Th Sta. a Of
the HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNIfURE y.
consulting In part of sss'aA oAA'
Sofas. Chsirs. Tables Bureaus ~
One Of Nuuns Clsrk's Pianos
Valuable Book Case
Wardrcbes, Bedstesds sxaa
Worxstands, Washstsads
China Glass and Earthenwaxe
Refrigerator, Cooking Stove, lie.
ALSO,
One very fine cow
se4 THos w KEEsEE. Auet.
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CANADIAN AFFAIRS. &c

NV YoRE. Sept. 5-Advices from Cansda state
that the reciprocity treaty will probably be ratified
Montreal to-day. and the attendance will be large
LORD Elsn's speech. formally opening Parliament
WIZ De made at O'Clock it 10 Understood that the
clergy reserved isnds will be 90 secuarz a. tn give
more general sstisfsctisn The clergy will be obliged
20 co1eeae some claims and to some lands
treaty,
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BY Richard CAUTHORN.

HOUSE AND LOT IN FULTON
IL Will be sold at auction, MONDAY next,
Sept. 18th. at O'clock p NJ in The town of Fulton,
near the Tesidence of Larkn Ford, very desirable
HOUSE and LOT. The house is new and well built,
contains five rooms and has excellent well of wa
ter in the yard.
Also, at tbs time will be sold several vacant
LOTS. handsomely situated.
TERMs-One-third cash. one-third months; one
third months. The credit payments to be satsfac-
torly secured. h. CAUTHOkN,
se6 Auctioneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-07
BY ALEXANDER MOTT

A DEMONSTRATORS SALE.-Will be-
n sold ON SATURDAY next, the 9th inst at tho
horse lot in the city of Richmond at 10 o'clock
Horse and Cart two Hogs; also lot of Wheat
ders Persons wishing to purchase will please call
on Mr.. Saunders, who win give any information
reearding the same.
The above property belongs to the estate of Henry
Saunders decd
CHRISTOPHER SAUNDERS,
Admir- OF the estate of Henry Saunders, decd.
Sale conducted by ALEX. NoTT, Auct. se6
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-07
DEATH OF DIR. PATTERSON.

PHILADELPHIA, September 5.-Dr Robert NJ
Patterson late director of the United States Mint
died.in this city to-day. He was president of the
American Philosophical Society, and formerly p 70
lesser oithe Universities oil Pennsylvania and Viz.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-07
ITO ALL WNtOM TT MAY CONCERN

ITO ALL WNtOM IT MAY CONCERN.
Il am crediby informed that my slave T M .,
who was hired ID o work upon the Norfolk and Pc.
tersburg Railroad md no1chere else has been taken
by one }. A. Fo1 sr to Richmond, or its neishbor-
hood for the of being hired out to paw said
Fosters debts. ~ Foster has failed to comply with
his obligation to !se, and has illegally removed ny
property, hereby warn all persons against hiring
said slave othe wise nte reIng with his return to
me. further no ify those who have been, or shall
be, accessory to tie detention of said slave that
any accident happIn to him by reason of such deten.
tion in Richmond, where cholera is said to prevail or
elsewhere, they sail be held responsible for the
same. GEO L. I1pSRTrR
au SITS NorfolS Va