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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-21

Il prepare your grounds for early vegetables and
these are what bring high pTices, every one who
has quarter of an acre of ground shonld pat down
HOT BED for forcing vegetables. They may have
HOT BED-sash for which may BIO had at q trising
expense, with sfass, ready for use.
N. B.-A large lot of SASH, BLINDS and DOORS
for sale at very low rates Call and see
Ia 20 nj. A.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-21

DxArn ~ JypeE czA1LroN.- Jadgs Robert \.
sharlsn. Sasnely y 3. Senator from Gssrgis,
M y eassspah Wednesday narshs. d
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ja 2l-2m formerly agent Of Barrett & ,Newson.
II IFE INSURANCE, (WHFrE PEK-
II SONS AND SLAvESJ--1he National Safety
Lie Insurance and Trust Company-Capital e250-
goo, exclusive of premiums or principal OF
nee, No. 90 Walnut St, two doors above 81 st. Phila
office of the agency, In Richmond, in Lisle's row,
Pearl street. opposite the Peuiteniary store offers
superior advantages to the public in regard to LIFE
INSURANCE, either Of white persons or slaves-the
former insured upon the MUTUAL SYSTEM. the
latter for one or more years
This Con pany has been in operation for nearly
THIRTEEN YEARS, having perpetual charter,
granted IL by the State of Pennsylvania, in 184l.
GY All losses promptly and satisfactorily adjusted
The agency in this city has been in operation for
three years past during which time losses have been
p1nctually paid the following gentlemen for seve-
raj slaves insured
Robt. Lumpkn, M. Giannini, B. W. Totty A. H
Houchens, John Fraser, Geo. w. Reid
For further particulars, rates. &C., for white per-
sons and slaves ca at the office Tin Lise's row) Of
C. r. BROKEN, M d.,
la 2i-2t* Agent and Medical Eranninar
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-21

sovaral scccounss ofthe murder Of Cadet Thomas
Blackburn. Of Lexington. bat none giving 20
full q "a riptioa AZ tnas published yesteria 10
f1,e Dispatch
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-21

TOR HIRE for the present year wo-
Il man without iHcumbrance who is No. / COOK,
washer, ironer and mixer.
ia 2l-2t* HUNDLEY& BRO, Franklin st.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-21

NOTICE. have placed in the hands
~ of B. w. STARKE, Attorney at Law, ZONE of
due the late firm of McDONALD& LYONS, Tor col,
lection; also, the bills due ED. MCDONALD as
Agent for the Trustees. All those indebted will
please make immediate payment to B. w. Starke,
Richmond, Va, as longer indulgence cannot be given
B ED. MCDONALD, Agent,
Regalia and Banner Manufacturer
Richmond Va
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-21

RALE'S HOSTING MACHINES
~ We are agents for the sale of Mr.. Jas. Bales
HOSTING MACHINES, and will furnish them at
manufacturers prices with without the frames.
Samples may be seen at our store, on the Dock.
ia 2I-ts a.-.- LEE & co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-21

I OST OR MISLAID-A Negotiable
IL NOTE, drawn by James Sizer, Jr., in favor OF
Hiram b. Dckerson at four months from Jan, 10th,
1854 for eight hundred and thirty-eight 1890 dol
lars, and endorsed by Hiram B. Dickerson and Ben
nett Beers The public are hereby cautioned
against trading for said note will not be paid
20 zas=ls JAS STEER, in.
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sl- - s3lAs~- score. aaeNasAI dAars43
- Y sAasaEask q u sseaA ~ II 81 IL ss1sss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-21

pECKER'S COPY BOOKS.-A. NOR
Beckers beautiful series of Copy Books, containing
examples in LARGE HAND and CAPITALS, 70
which the attention of teachers 10 respectfully inv
ed. The unrivailed grace and beauty of these ca
amples render them ct subjects for imitation, being
actual copies of the hand writing ofthe author They
may also serve encourage the pupil in arriving at
the same degree of excellence. Price 81 50 per dos
liberal discount to teschers jaD
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-21

IMPORTANT NOTICE TO THE
MEMBERS OF THE VARIOUS ORDERS.-A fine
and rich assortment of different kinds of REGALIA
being the balance of stock of the late firm of McDo.
maid Lyons, will be disposed of at and below cost
if applied for soon. Apply to -
gae ED MCDONALD Agt
Next door to the Union Hotel, Main OF.
ja2l-lw Or to ALEX. MOTT, Auct.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-21

a. FOR RENT-A STORE and KIroH-
Iii EN- on 9th street, below Marshall, opposite the
New Market suitable for grocery store any kind.
Of retail business. Apply second door below.
ia 2O-1ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-21

pERUVIAN GUANO. - Having made
i our arrangements for full supply of UANO,
we are now prepared to receive orders from Gus
toners for what they may want for Spring which
will be furnished at GOVERNMENT FRICEs, and of the
vERYBEsT QUALITY.
Also, small cargo of best MEXICAN GUANO in
barrels, for tobacco planters.
( ia 2I-3taw2w HUGH W. FRY l. SONS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-21

NEW BUILDING AND LOAN FUND
IN COMPANY-A meeting will be held ON 6A-
TURDAY, the 2lst inst, at half past O'Clock. p n,
in the Law Buildng. for the purpose Of organizing
this company. The different lists of subscribers,
names will be handed IN to previously, shat
rected copy may be made ont. Those who have sub
scribed will appear in person or by proxy; and an
others desrous Of taking stock can do this meet
ing. JOHN p. LITTLE,
ia 0-2t* &zueS Governor street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-21

1 OST-A small brass KEY, nearly in
IL front of the Fredericksburg and Potomac Rail-
road Depot. The finder will be literally rewarded
by leaving the same with HAROLD MURRAY,
Broad street. ja 20-S p
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THE PEOPLES CHI OIC EFT I'll E
PlSTS.-Mr. +. 4. MOULSON assures the public
that he will spare neither pains skill please and
satisfy all who may give him their kind patrona GO
Therefore, call INN edtately at the hall of SCIENCE
ITO Main street, LIST door above Mitchell Tyler's
Jewelry store, and have your pictures taken.
ia17
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- III y M "A "a sea Ne ~ ~ tsusaNs
.s.s,xxz 4 Il q 4. &. $. &. i
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-21

THE POSTMASTER GENERAL has established the
following post Offices and made appointments
Fink's Creek, Lewis county, Va, NV Bollen
postmaster. Mr. VIM. Kennedy is appointed post
master at Charlottesville, spottsylvania county,
vice J. II Chancellor resigned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-21

RLEACHED S H E ETINGS AND
DSHIRTINGS-84,9 ga, tO-4, la aud IL Allen
dale and Hamilton Sheetngs. New York Mills and
other good makes OF Shirtings. Irish Linens of our
cwn importation, warranted pure; with good stock
of Staple Goods of all kinds. For sale by
jail C. HARTWELL co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-21

CLOCKS.-We have Just received
~ fresh supply of s-day Gothic Clocks: Also 8-day
Gothic Alarm Clocks, which warranted to keep
time. '- H't GENNET L. JAMES,
JAIL 1881. -e Pea lis Eagle Square
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80 Isl LOO q SEzs slEIE g &
,Aesaaaa EHsgs $50 10 atssf8 tsIes ii =
~ 81 b ssds lie LII assin4ns asss
st~I ~ bon saseiseAtq Ylsts IS IS
& - .s1E - 4. I ii g
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-11-23
=
WHAT WILL THEY Dot


The Washington Union is asking, with a degree q
Interest which every body understalds what the next
House Of Representatives is likely 10 do. This is a
question Of Importance others beside the condur tor 81
the Unidn and the Clerk Of the House. butthey are both
anticipating evil distance ahead. There re-tWo
things which any body can tell these anxious patriots
the House viii neither elect one its printer nor
il clerk They may both make the most Of their fat
jobs and their twenty per added The House will
logger keep high place the pimp Of play actor
Though is members may be sggely Of the Know Moth.
ils order. they know that the people have been dis
gased at seeisg"a power behind the throne greater
than the throne ITSELF"
The paper thinks that 10 measure Of Democratic
policy viii be tpaehed The SYSTEM Of extravaganza
utder the name 81 'Feiorn will certainly need be
tuehcd but judging from the comtus,blc character
o. The great Democratic measure" upon which the par
y lisked s existeaee we think il very probable that
a. least VIII be let alone The engineer has been
hated BY his oTa Pelar aad therefore Tie spirit Of
venture IN The line Of tseakiHg up cid compacis will
be considerably moderated
The writer iorIihe unon thinks that no other party
- the country could have stood such raking as the
Democratic party have met with Verify no other
party IN tho oounry have mbre need of truly Christ.
ian spirit than the self vauntiag organization. which
hatters the people when they suffer themselves 10 be
led bat abuses them whenever they assert the
tive Of ''sorereigas ana think end aet as ffeemen,
little more than year viii tell the organ grinders
what the House Of Representatives mean, 10 do lave
paiience, gentenlen-have patience. There are only
three hundred and sixty Eve days ii the last year o.
your political hrss' In The meanwhile, "ea, drink and
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-11-23


H,a j n 3 - - ~ Eter NsisiAss u iafse
number eftas vVhiss, says Ne NeEark Adses.sser'
esle6ra,ed Is. reeral Wig victory IN that STATE
b. supper st,ke Military Hail. DE- S cosgar
presiding. Let,srs sere read from he members Of
Congress elect from this s;a;e, ezrasing ineif az
sence; also a long letter ffom Hon. ). "a Boss, q
Va. in which we're he ielloyins paragraphs upon
The prospects Of a new party organization;
IshLk il gait manifest that there i about Q g
total revolution in inc polisai liars g this
trv: and f.r M oEa part. am saiishec tnai ri
change Is iieiv ID be fcr The worse. And u thegf
SANITATION Of the Whig party Is 70 3 broken PIP Y
leaves 10 alternative 0r us but % choose neiue
The other two parties The h-esr Notsisss en- 'hs
one hand and the . God sr- Ntttegs on lae otnei;
and baS n = fought against The s.laoe foF- Ntilss
for twenty GA wears, lever since The Wing ahd
Democratic parties we're lo rlrt,1 an stt9nS
Inclined now 10 gt on The side q me kHstr NeA-
AGA name, By tie way, that ihirk sney are
4 20 more eniitlsd 10 Than The party BOW "a power
are TO the name OF Democfaey Ter 50 lar iietn knoN
ing netking. / think they know great deal more
than any other patty in the couatgy. Ihey Know
t01r ID do what they ua1cFtake % DO and sersreiy
! Do il prrssv tr5n-s They t8nt stay, like hat lei
low Mse6eth, 70 soliloqaize and reason bus
..Ifitwere done, whe8ftis dOae, then 'twere vel
Itwere dose qaiekiys''
but they 20 70 work peIi.nel and Do i IN ne tint
be was talking about II and tha, is the way lhaY
always liked 10 see The god thingsdene.
Now ia the language Gise day, = don't knoS
nothing al an atoat iher' bat this 90 know tha
N my bouse IS infested vi rails mieei cock roach
IS. bsd-tugs, ants, nnsQAioes, and eiher plaques
eofo A ape,hecary al ak him II he has any
thing 10 relieve me OF ihese nnisancss, and Re q
fsrs me a powder ihaik kils nis vii surely s.
I t1ueefcuar x. ~ eIlal SOL u pasesi r ISL a.
satisfied to know thai 4 80 accomplish my otje'
-.5at L via esiyr out Ne rafs. snd The mice an
the reaches, &C. Nav 800 1his great Natioas
barn OF ours is filled ws III these arious tofmen
ing pests and led as i 7 Aouif &c wiling to bel
to scatter the poison that VIA driye them eut-au
when we once ppfify aud cleanse the bar.i, il vi
j nj NJ. Z rrrr lll.li.nlt mal,er ~ kaan h clean.
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baltimore Market,


fs-,,-r- ~ raE BALEiaoaE y AsAEf
!. IS ) s,gsssly for The Free Press.
nsIansss -. ,;rh, ana no demand We
Ar slls Al - 90 10 81 per ~. vreel
wv. rhe receipts are lignse1 kess ii
g, ,,riees lve quote 1sauSss :. Is
= ss - ~ els< ISeSsefn l9to 10 CTS. 49,
ess Prize Ne to 20 cts 81 80. with no
BxEsulx.--Nye qao'e ~ 2 =
demand. 10 81 cents Whise
81 80 tc Sl,.5 ,emSTa as qaoted.
bASoN -saStas - III h, II Gus Sides ~ toSts
$3.50 :. 49,. M N ceNts Fancy II e r
SsorSFaY SoxP.--in gooS sdenaah~ -.
6 70 cts. ss~si.xon Monday
1000 Of which were sold al S@2v sa y 49,, ana the
he hooG, equal 70 S5a0 70 49,
e.i.n.,e were taken out ol The mafNsas aa,r;nr
CLovRRsEsD.-MafSesus q -
I we ouose Sc - 10 S6i50. Nj, We
cosx.-Receipts large and matSel NJ W. 90 sts.
ono,e White al IS 10 50 cts Yellow az .eNS bn
pa,rn Fnpar-Sales Of Apples a Sisse'Ss-
Peaches al 81, 75Ito S2!aS. II, .,,sA ooc
i nrrnkk1Ns ATE in demand and sen ~ =. =,
FtouR -Receipls ARE inereasing shn 49, - -
| demand Tor shipAaent Prices ate s, s.ns 80
| Howard 81 iseft,rcd AZ q ~ W. sa'ias-
.,xsrsn.--Saies a. 81 80 u Sls34l o.
FrRs--Safes Of 0ici al 81 10 50. ks9 roA * Z 1
asar1s Mink so to62i els. Coon An9 Grey .
ia,o * Nuskrat6 tbs. Rabbit ! ri j
Grxssso.-Market dull. Held uonainaliy ~ ?
TO IS cts. - a.,oana 6fm
Sales al IS, so 10 Sc 90. r1it
LkRD-Sales in bis at lOt ets'
l2i cts. :, Il Il s. cts
- II - Sl.l5 Ia. 10
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DINNER TO GEO. d. PRENTICE.

On the 25th October, the above named gentleman par
took Of complimentary dinner, al Memphis, Tenn.
which gotten up and attended BY about one handFei
Of the solid citizens Of that place Ia the course a
the evening be was toasted as follows:
Geo. ID. Prentice. The Poei-THs PHILOSOPHER and
he Man,-Welcome. thrice welcome ID our midst
Ii replying TO ,hisioast, Me-. PsEsrrcE said
Gentlemen though am not { speaker | can a, least
thank you from the depths 81 heart for thc COM
plimcn you have paid me. in inviting me 10 meet you
On this ceeAsiea No complment eoG!d have more graft
phs, 70 public dnner, unless psrh lps an asita,on
from the ladies Of Memphis. 70 public lea PARTY
know that my Whg irieads both pardon ana Justify nj
when-l say that prize this compliment. cusain from
Wings AMI Democrats alike, far more thai could a
similar one from members ofmy party alone There
was time, years ago. when cared little what nv -.
liieal opponents said OF honght Of me- had the re-
gard, the support and the applause Of my political
friends, have learned 70 appreciate and ID desire Inc
good opinion Of all good have learned that can.
dor. ard truth and honor, and hoaety ard WISDOM aud
patriotism. sud virtue, are coHfard 70 no party NV
devotion 70 the party with which have acted throagh
out my irs u uulaerng. but time teaches 10 al true
hearts TIA, great lesson q political libcraliiy.
hare published some thines which, alihBash " Ell
intended att TINES ceull wish bOtie frsu TIE mem.
DRY q my readers aaafron my eva, / have wth4en
some bitter ihings q men who have snee passed awaR
4 ON The eafh and at|uhose vtafes1 could sbed lsssi
II sattew ard 5cEret An when lpek back thfoash
the twenty sig yrats 81 my etefsi ils. ard thlnh5w
may cree denounced, who afterwards became my
lft-tstl ttaA " pfettd themselves tsftf aHiFS =
ltfna an ha ipaay 61ee endslssh aaA lailed iaF
Nh hnrefinee Albel ihsiF hshds falhslily MI raass
lfiy |||lsl pc WAea reflect how elisa The niast
eidne - aefgled palllesl services ~ stsaea ~
ihosetl whom lhfY ere reHdcFed, ed LaW often ~
aeepest r1'''| |||rf ass magnaaimsasif loraisrnh.
those avid. '|. ~ dqHe and Nhen u 4e,asI.bsy
how N.|| r ~ lFlends have slrirsn i crush
me- % 81. .LhocFais have gathered aroaad me
eaeh. IA - tkss days = my Pvfslas psrli,s
shenld - lily tfan eatsRge on my eva eouseieaee
and On every feeRg and npuse q my heart II usrs
not % weed out from nv the plftxan tterness
gsee every rue.hearisi Desocrit Is nv brssher and
- greet no false hearted " h;x a. sich What The
'ne Of parties Il be Iknqw not asd the wisest Of
q rot wise caongh 10 know, Disorganizaiions and
~ tzaticns IN progress, aEd in al probability
n vi ays fx years bcen bsftliRg desprratelr =
,te.eh cthtlI Nil fnd uemseires arrayed shoalier
oaldef n dcienee q The great q human rights
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-11-23
RULES AND Kns.UL ...ioNs.


For marriage announcements, 4no charge vii
be made.
Obituary notices not exceeding SIX lines viii be
inserted gratis. The excess above that npnber 81
lines viii be charged according 10 tha advertising
rates Tfibates OF fespect3il be charged al adj
vetiising rates.
All communications designed to promote the per-
sona Interests Of individuals or that do pul POS
sess general Interest will be charged nc The "
sua aavertsine rates. Those of an offensive per-
sonal character sill not BE- Inserted.
All Advertisements tot|arded by Newspaper a.
gents will be charged at The usual advertising
rates. and ms, be accompanied BY lhe cash or lis
equivalent, deductng the commission g
u eatisap pss sAsll rs shadgsd hTa 5bs u5 Is
NOTICES double The advertising rates Extracts
from other papers e4efrins 70 such adgertise
will be Subject the regular advertising rates.
Candidates announcements Tor ofyaes Ill em0Iu-
menr will be charged al adgertising-Tafes
TT The above rates are not to viiiatf any ex-
isiiBg contract
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Married.

Near IToysye. b. Rev. WA. jenkins. on re ID
instant. Mr.. THOMAS II ARglsON and Miss SARAH
NJ TRITTAPoE-all Of Lohaoun.
On The 7ih instant by Rev. w. d. Dnt,on. JOHN
". II RSf aad Miss MARY E. 81. eldest daughter
Of tie late William 5. Deaiel- Al, OF this couhty.
On the OH iusiant,.by Rev Dr. wickes, Mr.. John
4. d. HoLGil and Miss ANGELINA
--hethIof LoHdaua.
On the och Instant, by Rev ]. D. Blackwell. Mr.. ].
q MEGEAIH aud VIRGINIA L. CARTER, q Eau.
quier county.
On the fih instant. IS Rev. n. A. Fink. HENRY
SaiALL and Mss MARY JANE kEEF--both d
Berkeley e5uaty.
Or ihe lath issiant4by Rev G. w. Cooper. VIII.
LIAM HENRY HAf.Dt;s aoa Njss S4pAtIt ruxf
CERT -bpih q Maitnatutg
On thr 18Th insfant Ia nav n r, p4sr... pt,,r N
GORDON and Mss MARTHA I'VE hd,t,i, Ne
Ill Of Clarke county.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-11-23
DRAMATIC soCiErT.

BYsPeeial Invitation, We were ressLl on saiar.
ufday evening last, al ufeSs Rehearsal Of The
Dramatic AssoeisIion" Of 90 town. Although
composed ofIhose yet In their {" teens" We masi
in justice say that iheif performance would do hop
or TO older and more experieneed hands, Their
dresses, &C., have been gotten mp with much taste
aud tend greatly 10 shew "a their fine persons
"Jederson Hall" has been handsomely fitted up
by The worthy PToPrie,of-nothiog having been
spared that viii edd 10 the convenience and COM
fort OF the audience.
As their object is a worthy one-thst Of i'm
proTemsnt-we think II the duty, and we are
sure il viii be the pleasure Of our ciszeas 10 az,
tend
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-11-23
TRIAL FOB MURDER N ACc0MAp
COUNTY,,

On he ssh Of Mas last, a correspondent OF M
Petersburg Express siaies ina, James Ames. e mi
noS,l cot into di.healiy with Mr. George East
his sep father, ard seized gan 10 shoot him, bit
through The enHestiss Of his mo,hsF vas Ptevaiied
upon Is desisl He iheFeupoa dFea hugh oaieh,.
ei's knile and gave chase Is East who had starred
Is run. Overriding The object Of he pursuit. ne
stabbed him behin1 iii h fell, when ne assassin
sot spon and literally cal him 10 pisees-fiPpine
CUT lie bowels from tue breast down--cutans hisn
IA the fs; laying open his hear, an lnca Or NO
and stasting and zashing him II nomoer o. pa
ess After the b6od-yhirstE monster bad ieit hiins
fearing as he says thai he was notdead, he reatn-
-. prorped the 6edy up against fence. ana ees
he throat from ear loeer the wound EXTENDING en-
,irsly through The wihdeipes and cislolniins ING
neck.
Ire trial offhis cruel murderer has recently "a
ken plaee before the circuit eaaFi Of Aeeonac coon
~ ana tie Jury have rendered verdict Of mardei
/ IN the second degree, sfi1ing his punishment =
eighteen years imprisonment IL he public !ai en-.
/ penitersary house. BE was deiended y aot'
COMP 1.-The Hon. Henry A. Wise making one =
i Ire most pdwetfa! and lhriiingy eloquent aPpeaA
ia his behalf ever listened 70. That ms neck "a
/ beeu srasea 5 a matter Of universal surprise.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-11-23
Desirable Jefferson Farm
R'eAag SALE.

IN pursuance of rhs last viii iahd testament on
j L Clayton, decd, Eshall att tar sale al pub
lie da'tion on Fsf9eg re laE Of Dteealsr aers
"a WI HANDSOME ana valuable little
~. Eara, II Jgefsoa CoaniY Ia,
49,. on lac line OF taa ~ iHehsslet Railfoaa'
aSssl midway between Wade's Depot Aba
49, Summit Point, Containing absaI TWO
HUNDRED AND sSEN~~NIsY AND A HALF
ACRES, with comfortable shqugh not expensive
improvements. The Ind isa ..rang I'D lime.
sioux soil vsry pfodarsve vftAFrapsf lillag-, ot
WhEat, C IN Gfass AMI a lathtf products 8 Ills
reaibn But persons dispose to purchase a Farm
81 tiat size and qaatty, VII examine and jaege
lcr Ihtu selves
1i4ms If 0ne-'higd inlsix months 10 be
secufed 81 atahe note aud approved endalseFs
Tie slalece il ope aali two years VITA Interest 10
be sdeuged sYdeed II trust "a The pFoperty.
. Sale wi.l Of made en- The Farm.
p Al the SAM time eugr place, vii sell fox
cAsd 50 ar 40 haffFlsof pfiafe pld Germ, and 4
qualify Corn oflasf crop Also Mr. clauens
inteH st being lahsJin Na.,g Aerss Of Wstsl
/ aoac ISasdsM 90 SAID FaFai and a4i 10 look pToms
ing is g. secured and delivered hv Ice tnantia
som ! Heigdbaring mill. This viii be sold % a
credit u niae mouths g tint may pay Itself
n W BARTON AdihF 4
with will annexed Of d. Il Clayton. deed.
November % 1851 lis 4
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MAssAcHusETT.s ELECTIox.

From the Boston Bee Of Saturday We copy he
following
Yes for Governor. The election returns have
been received from an but from fire towns In he
State Of The vole for Governor on Mondar. The
aggregate Is az fellows: Gardner 50 6f2; Wash
barn % SIS; Wilson &C; Bishop Is f67; Wales
Si4; scattering $50. The returns 10 cone will
probably raise Gafdner's majority 10 about - CO.,
Ia Horse as Il noe Sidnds-Nsr Flgs1sg-
The following is The last fSOtinguP for Reprssen-
taiiFes:
Americans 356; Wings 4; Democrat I: Repub-
lican 1-uhole number 362
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-11-23
5 Acres. 5 Foods and SO Poles

formerly The pfoperty otsWilliam sheft deceased
Thd Improvements theseon cnhsistot large ven
buill STONE NAREHOqS 81, Two oodaDWRf
LING HOUSES ansf several Out Houses This
Situhlion isconsidered one Of the best on tie FLYER
for lbe Produce Business and isgensrilly gnown
a. d place waefe that business has been extensive.
~ conducted flf mauy year354 A more minute
description Is deemr1 unaeressatS, as nefsops
wishing to purchase wi d0aHl3tfs viewshe ntsm.
isss HENRY BERRY TSNssee
,',ar ~ 4i25l
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-11-23
INDIANA FREE hanks.

The Sia,e Audfor Of Insiana states that when The
State bonds held By The FIRE. Banks fall below par
he has The power TO req1ifc from them the addition
Il. The Interests accrued on The bonds siace JaIv
viii be retained By him from the bonds in an cases
where they do uol redeem their notes The Iadi-
aaa5s deposited with him were taken a; par. He
fether sisiss thaihe protesting Of single note is
snideiert 10 epnpel The Auditor to elose The bank
and sci her securities u1less The hank within mir
q days comss and receems lila gold or silver. with
e5sis Of protest Il Is his spinion that, 10 make
legal pfoiest sach note sh1uld be sepera,elv mo-
tested. Daring II. lasttuo weeks oTer half nil
by the BANKERS, aad tie stock securities lifed.