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JOHN Janncy and john
son Shippers. Circuit Court
VS. tlor Cecil county,
james Foster, Ebcnrzcr in hanccry.
:. Lewis and Elscy Lewis June llh, 1854.
~ HE object OF this suit is to procure
decree for sale of certain mortgagrd
premises in Cecil county, which were on the
Third day of April in thn year eighteen hum
drcd and fifty. mort2agcd by the Defendants
to tile said John Janncy, and by said Janncr.
afterwards. to wit: Oh the thirteenth day OF
June. in the year eighteen hundred and fifty
fonr assigned to the said johnson Shippers.
The Bill states that on or about the third
day Of .hrril in The year first aforesaid, the
said Defendants conveyed certain Real Is
tate. which is particularly described in the
Bill and its accompanying exhibits, unto the
said John Janncy, by way Of mortgage to Sc
cure the payment Of the sum of three hum
drcd dollars with interest from the date Of
said mortgage, on or before the fifth dLy of
March IN the year eighteen hundred and fifty
two. That the sad John ,Ianncy, afterwards,
to wit, on the 18th day Of June in the year
eighteen hundred and fifty four, assigned tn"
said mortgage to the said johnson Shippers.
That 10 part of the aforesaid sum Of money,
or the interest uccruitlr thereon has been
paid. although the time limited for the pay
mcnt thereof has passed. and payment there
of has been duly demanded And that the
said james Foster resides out Of the State Of
Maryland.
1t is thrrcupon adjudgcd and ordered, that
the compliments, by causing a copy Of this
order to be inserted in some newspaper pub
lishcd at Elkton, once a week for one month
before the twentieth day of July next, give
notice to the said absent defendant of the
object and substance of this Bill: and warn
him to appear in this Court in person or by
solicitor. on or before the twentieth day of
October next, to answer the premises and
show cause if any he has, why's decree ought
not TO pass as prayed.
II. II. MITCHELL, Clerk.
True copy. Test.
II. II. MITCHELL.
June Is, 1851 I'm Clerk
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WORSE THAN SLAvERY.--A man, free
citizen of Massachusetts, and not even slave
under the institutions Of Southern State, is
now confined in Salem Jail, for 10 crime and
no allegation of crime; and it requires no Uni
ted States soldiers or local police to protect
him in his Imprisonment, because there is no
such sympathy for the man and no such abb
florence of the sort of oppression which he
lcndures, as to create any danger of rescue.
lHc is imprisoned only for the misfortune of
being unable to pay his dcbts.-Boston Trar-
fcI,
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
TOBACCO, SEGiR AND SNUFF

TOBACCO, SEGiR AND SNUFF
STORE.-Thc undersigned respectfully in
- vitcs the citizens of liton and the public
generally, to call and examine his beautiful
and extensive stock Of
FrcA CaremdiSh, Smoking g. Cbcuing Tobacco;
including every variety of SEGARS, of the
choicest and most distinguished brands now
used.
lie tlattcrs himself that his friends and the
public, on giving call at his new store, will
find their most fastidous desires fully and
satisfactorily met; and also their fancics in
every degree, respecting all articles in his
line of business, gratticd to the utmost extent
He has likewise on hand, and intends always
Keeping Il good and fresh supply OF the very
best quality Ct til. various choice kinds OF
SNUFF; also, II large assortment of Fancy
Snn0-b res, Pipes, Cut and Dry Smoking To-
bacco, Tobacco Pouches. Segnr Tubes. e..
He also would inform his friends and the
public that he intends disposing of every ar
ticle in his line, as low as they can be pro-
cared in the city.
Al orders thankfully received and prompt
y attended to. HENRY EREK,
Opposite the Fountain Inn.
June $, iw ElSton, Md.
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DYsENTERY.-Th following testimonial
from Scion Robinson, of New York, may be
of interest to our citizens at this time, when
dysentcry and other kindred diseases arc said
to he, to some extent, prevalent
The worst case ofcholera morbus dyscntcry
and HuX that ever saw. have repeatedly
cured in very few minutes, by a strong tea
made of the bark of the sweet gum taken
green from the tree is the best. Steep hand.
full to pint of water until the liquid is Ike
good coffee Drink it clear, or swccten it
with loafs sugar, or add wine glass of good
brandy, if the shock is severe. If not infalli-
bic it is remarkable in its effects, and we'll
worth being tried, and known in every fami-
w,
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For The Cecil Wing |


Nh. EDiTOE There is considerable con-
trovcrsy!n North East with regard t" thevo;c
in tue House Of gates, oil The Fish Qurs
tor" some of the members are condemn
Inc The law ON that subject, when it is hclicy
ed by many that they voted for it. You mly
by this time imagine or infer who is meant.
Please let us have the vote III The Whir. Il.
I'VE will give the vote IT'S soon as we can
see Il Journal of Proceedings; none Of which
have yet reached the county. -H.1
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June II, 81 CIV Adm RS

1'iIiS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the SUBJ
l. scrbtr OF Cecil county, hath oh,ainrd from
the Orphans, Court q '"id county. letters q
Administration on the ptISoral csIul, 81
William SMcnr.
late OF said county, decd. All persons having
claims against the said deceased, are hereby
warned TO exhibit the same with the vouchers
thereof duly authcntcacd on or bci.rc the
Ia, day OF June, 1873,
they may otherwise by law. be excluded fr' IN
all benefit said estate. All persons indebted
to said estate are requested TO make immediate
payment TO the subscriber. Given under my
hand this 17th day Of June. 1881.
GEORGE SlMCOE,
June II, 81 CIV Admir-.
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Che 1llorIiets.

ELKToN, lG;c ljth.--I lcur 90: WHEAT
500; tjra - its; oats ~ cis.
BALriNoRD MAHErr, .itinr l5.-liowarl st.
Flour SS 81; Rye Flour - -; Corn Meal
, - 81 per h!l
Grain aud S"rd>--Rcd Wheat IS 81 20:
w.i;l ,!o. % s. per bustel lnicrio. l,;,
: to u cts. less. C"rn-sti.s Of whit, III =;
4 - cts. and yellow IS cts Dats - 81 cts.
Glover / - y ST -. Timothy ~, and FiaA-
seed 5 - Il ! 81 per biislal.--rnn.
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ti}arric0.

BY t!2 Rev. X. l.. Goldsu0rur!gh, Trm-
iiy Church on thc 18th inst, MIR. Will Al
THhmts WGisoN 10 Miss SARAH isNS. daugii-
ter oi Mr. itnrS Murphy. OF Cecil county.
On ihc 10Th inst, by the Rev. l.. }. Way.
Mr.. CALr"XnEE T.. BURROWS to Miss AM
trNHIN"HhN.
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no 'EnssI E..GsesEiG.

HIST received fresh supply of lace aud
~ nrcdia worked Collars. SpcncrrS under
sleeves. Trimmings. Sili;S. Bcrcg IS. ParaSuls.
Fans, Caters, Kid Shoes. mis- c' and child
rrns tiers and light Boots Of best finish.
Junr II h. +. MAY.
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RAILROAD MATTERs.-On four OF the nine
sections of the Delaware railroad, north of
Dover, a competent force of workmen is cnga-
ged in grading. On two of these sections, a
few days since, the laborcrs struck for their
''jiggcrs'- -grog three times day--to which
the contractors very properly refused to sue
cumb. The engineers from below are expect
ed in Dover every day to announce the iinal
location Of that part of the road. The cor
tractors and the Company experience much
difficulty in procuring the requisite force of
workmcn Stockholders should bear in mind
that the third inst lncnt, five dollars share,
will be due on the first day July.-RP1fief-
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H:llRRiNMS AND SgIaD,

"A BhLS. Prime Susqurhanna Herring.
'|b Herring and ShAd in hall bbls.
% 900 Smoked Herring. for sale by
CARSON X COULSON.
INN" II II Port Deposit
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TIE LUST FOR OFrICE.-It is said that Tie
President has already received upward of
three hundred applications for offices under
the Nebraska and Kansas Territorial bill, and
that every mail adds to the number. There
arc fourteen Offices at the President $ disposal
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SUPERlOR BOOTS.-A. J. ScoTT Bro.
- have on hand very superior lot of fine
French Calf Skin BOOTS, uncqualcd in this
market in quality and finish. Iapr. 10.
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Arrived at the Church Brilliant oraton
was delivered by Rev. Mr.. Murphy, the sta
toned NJ. f. Minister, at Smyrna, Delaware,
whose beautiful and affecting cloquencc at
times drew tears from the eyes Of his audi
cncc. He was followed by Henry f. Wright,
Esq, in an interesting speech intcrspcrscd
with much humorous anecdotc. Your read
ers will, no doubt, rccolcct, Mr.. Wright as
the Wing candidate for Congress in this dis
trict few years ago.
The company, after leaving tie Church.,
proceeded to the hotel of Mr. Robert Milling
ton, where an excellent dinner had been pre-
pared, to which they did ample justice.
The day passed away without any acct
dent. and much to the delight of our citizens
and, as we hope, to the qualification of our
visitors. Rcs'ry yours, l..
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The CnoLEHA.-Dr. Augustus Plympton
died of cholera at Wobum. Mass, on Mon
day. Capt. II. ClaXton fell a victim to the
same disease on Saturday night, on board the
steamer j. G. Cline returning from st. Lou
is to Louisville During the past month,
there were eight cholera deaths in Providence,
X. |. The disease has also appeared at Mil
l,dgcyillc and several other places in North
crn Georgia. Rev. Mr.. Niles, of New York,
who was one ofthe excursion party to the
Falls of St Anthony, died of cholera at La
Porte, Ind, while returning home, after
three hours illness, 1t is said that ten cholc-
IN deaths occurred in one day last week at
Galcna. among railroad labolcrs, and that
thirty cases were reported i'll Chicago i'll one
day.
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PHILADELPHIA, June l3th.-An immense
crowd assembled in Independence Square to-
day to witness the Inauguration of Mayor
Conrad. The oath was administered by judge
Thompson, and repeated with uplittcd hand
by Conrad. While in the midst Of his inaus-
ural address tremendous shower came up,
which drove the people into the vcsubulc,
where the Mayor finished his address. He said
while grateful to his friends for their services
in the campaign, they would not be wholly
considered in applications for office. He said
cmphaticaly that none but native born Amer
leans. sober and capable men should be ap-
pointed to the police department and promised
to enforce the Sabbath law by shutting up the
tavclns on that day. These pledges were
received with tremendous applause, and a
salute fired from the Square. ..,.
REV. DIR. CAHILL, noted Catholice pre-
late in Ireland, is to visit the United States in
October, having been rendered, it is said, a
free passage by the owners of several packet
ships.
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Correspondence Of I lie Cecil Wing
letter from WI Ellington.
MIlLINGTON. Mp. June 10Th ]


ED. CEcII. WING :-Dro. Sir This has
been an interesting day wi'h us in Milling
ton, it being the occasion Of the installation
Of the Eureka Lolg, of Free MaSons a nov
lodge started in this town. Union Lodge,
No. is, Of that Order, from tlkton were pres
cat to take the lead in the exercises, and Mr..
WIN. l!&ucs, late sheriff Of yoar county act
cd as Deputy Grand Master, assisted by Mr..
Robert Gallahcr.
Samuel II. Knock was installed Grand
Master Of Eureka Lod5,; W. II. Stew
art, Senior Warden, and J.. l.. Osborne,
Junior Warden. Af.,r the proceedings at the
Lod: were ended, Il procession was formed
in lie following order from the Lodge to the
Church:
Tyler with Drawn Sword.
Two Stewards with White Rods,
Entered -ippr ntic,s
Fellow CRAFTS,
Master MasomS,
Stewards.
Junior DcaccnS,
Senior pracons,
Secretary,
Treasurer,
Past War'lrnS,
Junior Wmd,nS,
Senior Warlens,
Past Masses,
Royal Arch MaSons,
Knights TcmplarS.
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June Is, 1851 I'm
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TuE CRors look very fine ut present. From
all accounts there will be good crop Of
wheat in the Middle States. The New York
Tribune says:
sit is true that milcrs and spcculltors are
contracting for new wheat at unusually high
priccS--in some places - Il bushcl; yet that
is no sign that they believe the general crop
is short one. They know that flour is high
now and that new flour always sells readily.
and they expect to make Il profit on first
purchasers nj Il high price, and, lay offering
high at first. induce farmers to bring the crop
early into market.
We do not expect that wheat Or -four will
he as low the next fall as it was the last one ,
but we do expect fair yield of wheat, and
that the price will come down.
We know that farmers have planted an un-
usually large number Of acres of corn, pota-
toes and other edblcs, and we sec no reason
yet why we may not expect an abundant har-
vest.
or grass we have never had better pros
pect of great yield than we have now all
over the country, and that will help to make
good and cheap butchers meat, and some
what relieve the pressure upon The brcadstuiis
market, if any Should occur
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DIED.

On the 18th December, 1888, at the residence o
her father in the town of Gainesville, MAMIE II
daughter of C. r. and Jane J. CarringIon, aged
years, months and Is days.
:. AS the sweet flower that sceuts the morn,
But withers in the rising day.
Thus lovely was this infants dawn
Thus swiftly fled its life awayu
On the orning of the 9Th inst, JAMES ALIEN
AMBER McCALISTER, in the SD year of his age
His friends and acqusiotances invited to attend
his funeral tomorrow Sunday morning, at 10 o'cpk
from his late residence.
Yesterday morning, WALTER, sou of james C.
and 5 A. Deeton, in the 4th year of his age.
The funeral will take place from the residence Of
his father Of LIST and Cary streets this {Satur
day. afternoon, at 81 O'Clock. The friends and &C
quaintances ofthe family respectfully requested
10 attend.
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an idea of the magnitude Of this line. Nj
Ellet gives the following example:

an idea of the magnitude Of this line, Mr..
IEnet gives the following example
The present rolling stock Of The Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad. and the space occupied By is
trains. 81
The Baltimore and Ohio company has, Oh fts main
line, one hundred and sixty.one locomotive en-.
gines and tenders, Of which the average length 4
about IS feet, 7,245 feet.
re passenger. baggage and mail care,
I measuring each about 43 feet, 3,3S4 !"
2,l6g burden cars, measuring each 81
|. feet, e7,g3g "a
l,ooa coal cara, measuring each 20
feet, 2o,o4o :.
Total length OF cars and engines rang. aa
ed along a single track. .s7,s7s feet
Or more than eightcen and Aaif mites. 81
1 Now, II onesix,h OF these cars should be stopped
at the western terminus of the Covington and Chin
road, to undergo transhipment upon an equal
number OF Kentucky cars. there must be, upon each
road, more than three miles Of cars to be sccommo
dated. To bring the rearward cars of the trains
within half a mile Of the depots there must be six
tracks, half mile long, on each road, filed with
cars, and the engines needed to move them
II il amid such confueion that the transhipments
must take place. That they will not 90 take place
admit The trade OF the country cannot afford to
encounter such an impediment, and will of neces-
sity seek those lines where a continuity of gauge
VIII permit the business to flow on in an uninter-
rupted channel zaa lr .R
With such facts as these before them, we
cannot conceive that Legislature entrusted
with the interests of Virginia will soon co..
sent to change in the gauge Of the Coving-
ton and Ohio Railroad.
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RICHMOND MARKETS. lana

CORRECTED DAILY.
FLOUR.-Tbe market has been quiet. without
any sales to report. Holders views TOO high for
Shippers.
WHEAT None in market
TOBACCO, CORN and other articles no transac-
tions to report.
Business generally dull, not much doing, and no
thing new or interesting to note.
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MARRIED.

In this city, Thursday evening, January 9Th, BY
Rev. Leroy NJ. Lee, MIR. THOMAS l.. COOLEY
formerly OF Hilisborough, n. c., to Miss FANNIE
daughter of the late Henry HILL, of this city.
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BALTlMoRE, Jan. 5,-Cleared, ship John Quincy
Adams, Edrdge; schrs Brilliant, Parker; Virginia,
Phillips, VIM. Celquitt, Kerwan, Tor Richmond.
{ NEW YORK, Jan. 4.-Arrived, schr Henrico Ches-
ter, from Richmond. Cleared. schr Ann Baker, Ba-
ker, Fredericksburg, ard Bergen Magee, for Peters
burg =. = -
I Rio DE JAEEIRo, Nov 9-Sailed schr. Tennes.
see, lngles, from Richmond, for San Francisco
/ BosToN, Jan. S.-Cleared, schr. Grand Island Lee
man, for Richmond -'i d . 80
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TIA 81 a = a 81

i
SATURDAY, JANUARY !. 1ss4
Last night Of the New York celetxsted
ITALIAN OPERA COMPANY,
UadsI the grand direction Of
sIGNOR L. ARDITI
-. gRAsD MUSICAL FESTIVAL,
= = sl siSs,fa = ROSA DE- yR1rs
a III Gets, Il es'pa'ar Opera u sAsss
=. LA soMNAMBULA
SIGNORA ROSA De vRTEs
- .SIGEOR EIEDENBURG.
/ SIGNOR POZZoLINI.
Bssysen the I.f and 2nd acts Of somnanabaia a,s
be performed Juiien's great Waltz, VIZ
$40 La PRIMA- DONNA.
By L. ATditi and his gallant Orchestra.
RE.ENGA0EMEST ,1g rur
ITALIAN OPERA COMPANY :
FOR TWO NIGHTS LONGER
Presfous 70 their departure for Ebsrie stou Z r. -.
positively the two last Opera night, for ths
pooue nM a " op1a,zests; sreate.t work,
LA FAV ORITA,
and on Wednsaday, Jan. 18th, for the presenss,s.
OF verdps nnsstef.pie of
ERNANI.
II See programmes and advertisements 10 n.
sale for secured seats ut TayIor,s Music sa,.
fsnd at the Box Office of the Theatre. from 10
~ M ~ 4 v CLOCK, r. M.
Secured seats. ...........,....[ a..
Boxes and Parquette. -
Upper Dress Circle. ''' ~ ~
9aadrooe Gallery lEastJ g
Doors open at 7-Performance to commence
. : : 1910 p-ee-.e-y, ja7 g
MI USICAL NOTICE-WILL SHORT-s
~ LY APPEAR-MAD4ME AMELIA sip
NINShl, the most astonishing FIutist In tine world
and Priria Donns to the Emperor of Russia who h.,
mad the honor OF appearing before all the Crowned
Heads OF Europe, and recently at the Drawing Room
Sojrees OF Queen Victoria has the honor TO Nom
to the citzensof Richmond, tina. size will make her
hrst appearance. In the United States in this cir,
and give q series OF her GRAND MUSICAL ~
assisted by all the distingn;sbs5-
Artistes OF her Troupe, due notice of which viii Ia
gwen to the public The above talented Artise hss
received the highest encoiums from the Srsr Mns;
cal Professors of Europe, and bears TESTIMONIALS AZ
an appreciation of her brilliant efforts
81 Due notice viii be given Of the frs. Conesrs
ia It's O~~ee'~
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pICHMOND ATHEN ElJM. 1.-The Rev
AZ GEO. d. CUMMINS will lecture a. the Hall
of the Athenaum, on TUESDAY evening, the 18th
of January.
Subject-THE RUINS OF NiNEyFH -
Prices Of AdnissioH-25 cents single ticket-l4
cents each additional ticket. 'a-s-
Doors open at7P. M.-LectuIe to begin at7s P. NJ.
ia 5-dti l ~ al tt = 81 -3ft-s
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M UsICAL NOTICE.-WILL SHORT
MILITARY AND CIVIC

m B L 1.-The MONTGOMERY GUARDE2
III beg leave to announce TO their friends and IN
- the public that their second anniversary Ball GfA
will take place on MONDAY EVENING, the 9th Of
January, 1854
The use of the commodous building the Union
Hotel having been granted for the ocaason the sua
ciousness of which will enable the Company 20 pro-
vide more amply for the comfort and convenience of
all who may honor them with their presence
full and efficient band have been engaged
Arrangements have been made with an experisna-
ed caterer who guarantees to furnish supper and OH
Refreshments not to be excslled
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H r. 6ANUEL G. DOMAIN has with
NA dSsysn from the concern Of NsMsMARTIN =
CO. ard know interested In the bu6tnsss Of NJ
MARTIN & DONNAN, Petersburg.
WALTER X. MARTIN and HEnnH-L. PLUM
MER JR have an interest In the business Of N. NJ
MARTIN L CO.
RICHMOND, Jan. 5th, 1854. u IL
NEW CONCERN, THE subscribers
IN bave this day entered into CO. partnenhip for
the purpose Of conducting General Grocery. Com.
mission and Forwarding Bpsipess, on Csry street,
dars niFer good and we1I-selected stock of GRO
CERES, WINES and LIQUORS, bought tn the
Northern markets. principsiiy for cash. to which we
invite the attention of friends and the trade gen.
ersiIy. We also solicit consignmeuts Of every de-
scripton and will make liberal cash advances on the
same VIII attend to receiving Sad Forwarding
o'0as 1po" W. B. RADCLIFFE,
@... ssss.ss-s s#6 II. VI. DOUGLASS,
n..I-a.a Ne. A 1883 -. 4 in q
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TNO THE PUBLIC.-We have to state,
Il in reply to an advertisement in the Dispatch of
Yesterday signed Robert Rankin announcing sale of
stoves, &C., consigned to L. D. Crenshaw l. Co., to
take place the l4th inst, that the said Rankin
on the arrival of the steamer with said property
board required to pledge ourselves to pay freight
and charges delivery without regard to the order
they might prove TO be. AS agents for the owners
we declined to make any such pledge > r. -
ia6-3f i aj a4 do CkENSHAW L. co.
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RICHMOND, Jan,y 6.
ARRIVED,

ARRIVED,
Schr. hassasoit, Brookings, Norfolk, n1dse
- SAILED,
sGhr Louisiana, Stevens, Chickahominy, to load
for Baltimore. .-
Sehr VIM. Spear Bunting Chickahominy, to load
for Phiade lphia
Schr.J T. Bodine, soper, Norfolk
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II ADAMS Il CO.'S EXPRESS in conse.
quence of the repairing of the steamship Roanoke"
hereafter all goods received at our office in New
York on Mondays and Wednesdays inclusive. and
directed to Richmond, VIII be sent inland unless
otherwise marked per jamestown of Saturday.
...-., . t ADAMS l. CO., No. 4, 14th street,
De Sim Under EXCHANGE Hotel.
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Weregret to state, that Col. VIM. B. Payne,
the Delegate from Fluvanna county, has
been detained from his seat in the Honse by
the Illness and death of a member OF his fam
ily
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EVAPORATION OF .THE AMAZON

EVAPORATION OF THE AMAZON
IA Exploration of the Valley of the Amazon, by
Lieut.. VIM. Lewis Herndon. U. S. n, with maps
and plates vol, yo-$2 so, IS .s-t p ~
~ We shall have difficulty in coming to
the conclusion that no territory the face of the
globe is avorabiy situated and that if trade there
is once awakened, the power. the wealth, and gran
deur Of ancient Babylon and modern London, must
yield that of the depots of this trade that shall be
established at the mouths of the Oronoco, the ANA.
zon and the La Plata '-NationaI IateLi9encer : Il
Just received and for Fale by -, y, b .-.t9. ..,,-
ja7 JAMES WOODHOUSE, Eagle Square.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-07

As ArRocIoUs PRoPosITIoN.-A PROPOSE
ton is on foot to run a street through Trinity
Churchyard in New York. This graveyard
contains the remains ofthe founders fthe city
and of later generations, down to compare
lively late date. The sacrilegious and hyena-
like project is treated as mere business oper-
alton by its advocates in NJ York. One ofthem
however, defends it ON the ground that Tories
were buried there. Does this humane and
civilized person propose to revive the prac-
tice of digging up the bones of political Of
tenders, and exposing them to public scorn I