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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-10-14


DISEASES
pp1thout the use of Medicine.
olr "A. C Bart invented and advised the use of the
INDICATED FUR CHEST PROTECTOR,
ITO all persons of all ages and conditions az n
II II certain and safe shield against those fearful
oiseases, consumption, Bronchitis Asthma Coughs
Colos, ana other Affections of the Lungs which arise
rom the exposed state of the chest accordiup to
fashion, and the continual changes of our climate
The Protector" is simply chemically prepared
iur, hned with silk and padded, which, suspended
irom the neck, covers the chest, in SO agreeable
comfort. e''A
The Protector" although but recently ;n+rod,-
ced into America, is making rapid progress through
tne United States, the Canadas, South America and
the West Indies. 1t has for long time been Sta
PIE article in England and on the continent of Eu-
position of an article of dress.
!odemonstrate these facts enquire of any English
resident IN your vicinity of his knowledge of the
pehenclal efects of wearing the Protector ,othout
recourse to doctoring of any kind. The cost of
wearing these articles is mere trfe and ono viii
last some years. No one who values the beaItb nf
himself or his family will be without them. The
nosPitals IN TINS country are not alone recommend
ing them, but trapidly introducing them Harcourt.
braaiey " Co., OF London, and Manchester, Eng
land were originally entrusted with the manufactures
OF the Protectors, by the lamented Dr. Cooper and
continue to manufacture according to h,s original
instructions, and therefore recommend those who
would wear The Protectors. to see to their being
genuine. " s
hE9EMRER. this is staple article, and no Patens
Medicine.
RETAIL PRICES.
Gents Size, $15Oeacb
Ladies' do 100 do
Boys g. Misses do. rs do.
HARCOURT. BRADLEY e. CO..
80, Ann street & 102 Nassau street, New York.
Principal Warehouse 1O2 Wood-street, Cheapside,
London. Man9fqctery, A Market-street, Man
chester, England
II, b. y Co. are establishing Depots for the sale
OF OF Inc Protector" in all parts of America. Ply
sicians, Surgeons Druggists, Clothiers, Dry Goods
Merchants Hatters and Mliners, also GentIemen's
furnishing Store-Keepers are entrusted with the
and retail distribution of them. and 70
whom most liberal terms are offered for their enter
prise and splendid opportunity opens to them for
safe and profitable business. For terms, apply to
HARCOURT, BRADLEY g. co,
3S Ann Street, New York, US.
Sept. 16, 1S54.--25m3
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-10-14
231
Dissolution Of Copartnershin.

YWY IJJV
NHE partnership heretofore existing between r..
- Graham u Co., is this day dissolved by mutual
n ..r.a +. GRAHAM.
Perrysburg, March 20, 1854. a-'
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-10-14

FuItonviIIe, Montgomery Co., n. Y.
N. BIN order that there may be no error in
mailing tickets from us, we would suggest the pro-
priety of persons who may favor us With their or
ders' that they send prepaid envelope with their
address plainly written uponit. W.&B.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-03
RICHMOND, MARKETS, Feb. .
CORRECTED DAILY.

i.
FLOUR The market is depressed and buyers
are not willing to pay SO for shipping; holders
demand higher rates, consequently transactions
coming in to-day. e 81
TOBACCO is coming IN more freely. Sales of iu rs
al, $H5ed!S7; fine, SiDE$i2s ~ - IVA ri4tf' e
ICORN-Not so brisk ;idull sales at soc. hs..sa
PROVISIONS and or her art cles without change
,lsa SALES OF STOCKS IN RICHMOND. tlooi
Sales of StocEs reported by John a. LANCASTER and
Son. Brokers, TOR the 1oeek ending Thursday, Feb
Virginia per cents 54 years run, last sales at the
Treasury at SlO6. ---..-s-- -
Vrgtns per cents, q years time, sales at Sl05 ana
srEna6 per cents, over 10 years to run sales s6i
virginia per cts, under 10 years sales slCs
Bonds guaranteed by the State, sales $IOsi, and int
Richgond City Bonds "a years TO mn, sales si4
Richmond City bonds short dates, last sales sioi to
y f e f.aR ' ss5ts pty l sales ST. i
farmers Bank Stock, sales SlN esa3s sre at.,s ~
Exchange Bank Stock, sales Sill. # a.
Virginia and Tennessee Railroad Bonds Last sales $9S
Virginia Fire and Marine, last sales $780, ~ si' p''
Richmond Fire Association Stock, par 800 sales $751;
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
fStpcks sales Sl0D. -tA 4 Z . ttF4t iii T. {FS
Virginia Central Railroad Stock, last sales $50. Ff
h,shnerd and Petersbnrg Railroad Stock last sales
Richmond and Dspville i:rosd Stock, last sales $40
james River and Kapawha Stock sales $40, laysl
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-03
ARRIVALS At THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS

IL EXCHANGE HOTEL Ivy g 0verton, Hanover;
DIR Southah. Srnithfeld WY Harris, Nelson; Thos
Watsen, louisa; g 3 Dyer sfaunton; NJ ccor-
mi ek % Mccormick w C Morgan Ciarke; j w Tim
bsflake Alb; A g NoHe, oran Fsa Miss Rfvsss, Miss
Ennis Rives, Alex Rives Mr. schele Albenarle; Dir
Ee Wsais eufsa
getey, Xs: st g Ceeke. Peyhatans C II Brssk J
T Hen1y, Kin, William; DR. & ockepbrough. lady 4
servt, Mrs'LA Page Miss nj B Anderson, VA II
Cole. Jas CITY; Brown, III Brownt5 r, North
ampton; w Robertson ir, Petersburg; ] T Mclean,
Y G; r. p Woedng. va; j b Cocke5Pr Gsotgs. III r
W ss va es Bbss sR'Sfy e f " W Edsfs
Rich rebd; Nv A Cooke, ambrose GeooFord, Miss
Ford, Cumberland: Miss Mosley, N Holman Buck
inghsm: Il r Argyle, Gooehland; w Watkins, Pow
hatan; Lavender, Baltimore; Il B Welton Har-
dy; P Shallcross, Va: H Poindexter Henrico;
L Cochran, Charlottesville; M Meredith and lady,
RssSspsia os Hstyy RshgGg R Bees
Louisa; j s Cortin and 2sbns Remover; j c. Haner,
J HymbQthep, New York; Miss Z Marshall Fauqr;
SS Gresham, King and queen: r T Brook, Rich
+, COLUMBIAN, HOTEL--v, Paris u s Bass APP
pomattox; Robinson. Charlottesville; w G Por-
ter. FarmtilIe: F. 6 Egglestor, J f Cock Amelia;
I Wooten, w Wooten, Prince Edward / S Cof
fin and lady, Petersburg; J Scruggs G H Harrison,
Y o Spears w Murray. Captain w 9 Wilkinson,
P9Whata p y EakIRs Aleghany; i Brow nII.yneh
Curtis Haws, Aasusta; II Kahe, Fsfiiitiiie: f
KnpN Isle of Wight, Col + H Fdnuhds. Brunswick,
DR. w Fl R obertson. Jeter j E Cooke, Amelia;
A Chappell, Sussex: Jno Seayly, Baltimore; r ?
land; GEO Calvert. uppglviile; Miss baldwin. Va;
b Hooker bingham; I w NJ BHrtlet y B Iiustor
New CAUTION; " DAVIS SIS R Ri = MeLeanaapd
AMERICAN HOTEL IT Mavhan.' Ma; " II
Shay, L Rarphamr Va; S 2 Thomas, Bait; o C
Knox, PENN n F Wacker. N N Thomas Va 3 Fitz,
randoph N G. p Mitchel1 s c. r B Foster, Pete r.
Md; w GiA1lai, Va: NJ Archer, GoocLlaud; Chas
Munesker, N Y; J Fl Southwark, Phila. o1'' V''i
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-03

JAMES gHAYwARD.--This unfortunate
man, who attempted to kill himself with pistol
his wound, Which is MUCH ipfamed. We learn from
his westhat be was suffering from an alteration of
mind at the time he committed the deed and that it
not done through any illteeling towards her. as
he had always been a kind and attentive hrs!
band OF course Mr.: Hayward is not responsible
for any statement he may have made, while uncon
scious Of what he was saying We trust that he
may speedily recover, and soon be enabledto RET
sumo his yocaton.-,,,rN y-z-Y III II .rsf r 4 u
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-03
FOREIGN MARkETS--PEa ASIA.
JAMES M'HENRY's, CIRCULAR. ia


..',staeu - sLavERpooL, Jan. l3, 1854. !
sfRovisIoss.-New Bacon NEE is q re ady Inarketat
taii prlceE Old 10 more ugnr after THERE is more
dofns In beef and pork Cheese keeps scarcei't'F .
.atAqRpJ y ~f.qSs1 deArer, and much wanted; none
IAtLow has been excited, and reached $751;, but Il
now edsfefs - ~ 2 xE1ttub8.s Il ~
kCLoEERsEEp has better demand ffurin thu
week but no TRANSACTIONS have beeri report
4CrERcfrRoN SARx neglected.. eI'fsfrs 'NII.stt J
ttsstED CAKE hesadvanced los per trni s8esssses
:, DEMONSTRATING activity has moderated and
there are now pressing sellers at decline from the
extreme rates OF is.dls cd. per barrel on four Sd
"a pfr 20 lbs on wheat and 1s on Indian corn.
SoI Ios since the ssing Of the Atladtic, there
Is no paftieuiaf change 10 nGtire in the MI
cetons direct from New Orleans, leaving fair nrs ft
are Ieeiy omersd for ssle and the same course being
very &c nefay pufsued with Iape fniports
esuarisy occasionally exists prices but sc
amounting to quotation There has been sos,e n,
cresse Of bhsnefsn Manchester since Tuesdavs ana
the market Is very steady Stock this day. 6g1 SIS
bsessef6hich e78,1tS are American; do iidst mar
i6ol, 4Sa OF which 3u2 2S8 are American Salef I'M
week SeA4o bags inendiue q, 800 Americans; s. esO
being on speculation. and 100 for export =
l1 II Z
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-03
IseEND1AR1sM.-An attempt was made

IscENDIaRIsM.-An attempt was made
last Wednesday night between ~ and O'Clock, to
nately the lanes were discovered aud extinauisbed
before doing serious damage. A quantity of char
coal was lheaped togethpr, the partition in Mr.
Thomp sons cellar. and then fred Had the flames
once gotten through the partition and igited the
stock OF liquors ON hand, the entire sb,rare would
frobally have been destroyed q ~ 5s.a S4tt'e
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-03
, NEW tYORK. hAFKRTa-.reh -

FLopk-7Southern Flour il heavyF and rss;frs
sales of 100 bbls. at sod ss25 for mixed to ssooS
straight brands Baltimore. &c the latter an extfs,e
GRais There. i more Wheat oasrins.N anal Il
ensign terms: pqf enough has been done to test the
mar ct only few hundred busbels fsken 10 iii ~
|f decline in sbts sales Of so6 bns3els & rcl
|dDif for damp JerseV sc al for Sopthsrn whifs
.aa.E slsa 196lss Slz estsfs sas slss II. "a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-03
CHARLESTON Is 'C1 FACES

AleteT WIS RECEIVED in this city yesterday stating
that the tGeQrgia favorte, Hylander, who was sex.
pected tomeet Nina on the Washington Course last
Wednesday. for the Jockey Club Purse of $780, four
miles heats, had been sold and drawn and that Miss
Nina merely walked over and took the stakes This
10 the second purse she has ,caled for In the South
this SEASON. Hl 90" IF1 -fi +''f .'17 lsHtN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-03
FORM OF PROXY.

Tor WEI Hereby appoint - - - 80
represent me lqr us) and vote TOR p4 Tor uF) upon
any stock in general meeting OF the stockholders Of
ny, to DC held the Bread Hotel 10 the city
of Richmond, the 85hday OF February next, here
by investing my said proxy with all the pow er and
suthority which l. gould exereise were5l personally
present .r,. t. t.,. . .-..
Witness my hand and seal, this -A4 dSy of ,
sr.5tt f--t f-,. ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-03

i FALSE ALARMs.---II the Watchmen will
enforce the ordinance strictly and arrest all boys
caught running with the fire apparatusat might we
think they may succeed in putting astop the re-
peated false alarms, that must prove very annoy
ing to the hremen as well as the public at large
On "Wednesday night two alarms were given, one
of Which originated at the eastern termination of
TTtehearts alleyIwiEh two boys, who gave the cry
and FUN off, and which brought out the engines. -
Such capers may be beautiful sport tor youngsters,
but they are not at all pleasant to quiet orderly
citizens, and we therefore hope the police will use
their endeavors toput stop to them. 1t is enough
to excite the public mind once each night with real
fires, without putting the whole city in connection
by false alarms. 7ra't.} sg 5ia...--fs tst Do. f
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-03

/ CouSTERFEITs.-,A tradesman informed
us yesterday fiat counterfeit twenty five cent pieces
We're geing to be as plenty in the city as black
Berries ii harvest and that they are 50 well exc
cuted that an aupraciced eye would not ably de-
feet them, They are said to be slightly heavier
than the genuine quarters but not enough so to be
readily notlced.ri "a a.tttro.A ~ l. -. -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-03

TELEGRAPF1c. Amusing errors sometimes 5oc-
eur in the transnission Of news by telegraph; for
Instance, southern paper in giving the news from
Panama, says--stAt Haxall, Flour was quoted at
si3;"I This iscurous intelligence to people lherea-
bouts ui!W r. 1laHtJN f. 41l2T HItH "a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-03

ExcITEMENT.-An amusing hoax, which
created no little excitement tor the time, was
Wednesday,, by a. wag who would willingly be
sold three times to effect one good "sel himself
Knowing that the race, over the SOUTH Carolina
course near. Char lesion, was to come, off at
and family We're anxious to hear the result as one
of Vrginias faYoritej horses, and Hylander the
pride Of the South were expected to meet, he
scribbled off few lines dated Charleston, i IL F..
N. saying that Highlander had won the first heat
The bait took at once ,gina was beaten.
could be heard from every tongue, and in less than
thirty minutes thereafter the telegraph operator
was literally besieged with anxious enguirers, who
Simply answered that no ssage had been received
and that bis visitors were ..sold." . l......i 81
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-03

.,Weregret to learn that Mr. Maure, injured by
the explosion at the late fire in Savannah is in very
critical condition 1t has been found necessary to
amputate one of his fingers and it is feared that the
same operation must soon be performed upon his
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-03

AVE the Commissioners appointed to
open the books for The pafp6se eff taking Stock IN
der the charter of, the RICHMOND AND CHAR
LOTTESVILLE TURNPIKE COMPANY, fnd. up
on examination, that the nu1her of shares required
to be subscribed before said Company could organ
ze have been taken by responsible persons and the
subscription fee of two dollars per share paid in
we therefore appoint WEDNESDAY. the 9TH dsy Of
February, at / O'clock p. NJ, at BROAD STREET
HOTEL, in the city OF Richmond, for the substti-
ibers to meet and organize. IL .lH - ~f ti
t.s. 80 p. DAVID ]. SAUNDERS,
-''NF' '' '''' ' JAS. e. RLAKEY, 1'
-,fa.l5F ati rs f,IJrs M. S. VALENTINE. -.,rt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-03

THE KENTUCKY GARIAsD.-We have fhe
pleasure of an interview with Mrs. Harriet
v Lindsey, the edix~s. of the. Kentucky
darland, who Is now in ourheity ON busin e.
CONNECTED With her paper. Mrs. Lindsey j is
the widow aof. the late r. r. Lindsey. the
founder Of the Kestueky Wing, Mount stsr.
ing, Kentucky. She states, in her prospees
fns thai, having q large family Of small cha.
dree toapfovide for BY her own exertions, and
BENG better acquainted with the editorial de-
partment OF a newspaper than any other III
sinsss RON which she could even hone to
wilma support for her children and herself AZ
the solicitstion Of many Kind friends. she NJ
conmeneed the publication of Weakly
Literary Josrnal of large size, in Loui.yills
ksutsckyA at the low price of two dollars 4
years payable in advance. We feel assured
fhst fhe generous qitizensJof Richmond and
Of the whole State viii rejoice In the optyof-
tunlty Afforded BY subscriptions to the ken.
satsy dayhad OF siding an estilnabla ahd
acsomplished widow lady, in her struggles to
aAppWt e,hflpleys hmiIY. Ne observe that
the claims Of Mrs. Lindsey are strongly Il |
coainsnded BY The Grand Masters and other
6MteY on Mo Odd Fellows Sosit3ss ID
Ksnfucky, Pennsylvania and New York J.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-03

52. NoTfcE.--L again tender my services to
nay friends and feiiow-citizens for the Office of HIGH
CONSTABLE. in the'city of Richmond, az the ensu-
ing election. Should be their pleasure to elect
twill be my pleasure to them to the best of
my ability .T''oiF si@ 5hI7&9 tl,''.s'i's-S ~
"a ia 81 ST Is sr9t1aosaa n GEO. W T0LERst
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-03

BALTIMORE sUN.-We have not received the
Baltimore Sun regularly for some days past. :, , ID.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-03

Edward DOVE, a seaman, died in Boston on sal
urday from the effects of being frozen, during the
recent wrecking fhis vessel. 4 ri s-', + tsr1T
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-03

fi DIX j. ~ office on the South
side of Main street, between Tt aud 9th ests8I
Office hours; from to 10, in the morning, and
from 10 in the afternoon ia 30-fmA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-03

80 INDTHE MIDST OF IFE WE ARE IN DEATH.
So don't neglect having DAGUERREOTYPES Ia
sf0ULSONfis an unedualIed artist, callo him and
examine specimens before going elsewhere, as he
spares neither pains skill to please his customers
>. ia o .li-t-l vg a.II -.t.Et.l.uI itLa
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-03


LII DR. C. B. .BffAINERD wills return from
Lynehburg. and can be consulted the Exehahgd
Hotel from February G. until Saturday, brrafy III
l2S4s from 8 TO LAIN aud 1to4P. NJ " tsilso7b
My stay will he short, there fore let slHwhe wish
treatment apply at ONCE CORES pondenes by adj
dressing pest paid box 70 New York city, star
ing the nature of their case. and wheth the eye
bail Is small or large; also whether the eye standi
ouH prorihently or Is sHHken-can for two dollars,
obtain advice or restment torten doItafs, in which
case the pay tor advice will be deducted The pool
III DL BRAIsER has restored persons perfect sight,
in cases of partial and total blindness, of from II
weeks to 5Syears standing By from 10 seconds to
ppcaton. by scientific me thoa Of
discovery, WITHOUT cutting, pain or wash. ~
Drv b. has sfss cured cases of Inflammation of va
rpu and rades; painfrem an in olerace
OF lgh ar-sghtedhess, loss of sight from ad
near-sightedness. All of which have remained per.
maneptf TO the Present HOrlents --,<s,<-,,roaus
For abundant evidence of the facts stated, refer.
react may be- had statements of persons treated
and published in the CITY, papers. Many of these
persons may be seen az his room, at 10 A. M p.
M OF each daY-at which hours d. b. PET brm
experiments the worst that may by present.
ed Ladies and gentlemenl invited to, cab and
witness the experiments - - ,tr ia s1fiis sefr
= PS See Notice above for hours and, DAYS. Those
who dc not see Dr. BRAINERD wit hin the time
will fail to him st ali he will positively leave
en- route for New :6rle ans theC Committee
fon Corresp9Adence reports, for which report he is
tog~ I" asttrs- b5gs .isAtEF1i tS.ptn& ia foi-btf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-03

. - 1880, . ;! ,------ 80 [NFIAL / q
saNoTE The Proxy inust be Acknowledged b-foresi
Masisirate OF Naesy Public ana certified! T. hui or
attessed by two witnesses. ,...-... -- ia247-tdn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-03

The mansion of Lieut.. Governor Koerner. of
Illinois, at Beeville, was destroyed by fire on the
2lst ult. .53-~Nh.trH stlt uH Sc l4asa-f"IH Esut
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-03

AK. regpefhsrgsd "A! Ping Iaft9Y frqa
osiaD ~. 'sa1ka IA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-03


-. SAFFFow EscAP I'VE briefly stated yesterday
tiat train ON the Soutbside railroad was thrown
on the track while crossing High Bridge, last Tues
day morning, and that a catastrophe was prevented
by the moderate rate at which the train was pro.
ceeding at the time. We have since Learn ed that it
was feartully narrow escape. Had the wheels
made one or two more revolutions, the locomotive
and cars would have, been plunged from that i'm.
mense height into the river below, causing de
struction of human lfe the mere contemplation of
whiehcauses shudder. Indeed it Is a cause for
MUCH gratitude thatwe have NOT again to record a
repetition of the calamity at Norwalk and when
we revert to every Circumstance we can only view
it as miraculous that the passengers crossing the
High Bridge on Tuesday last were preserved from
impending DEATH st..r.,,. ,;.,-r ,,3i
The locomotive, we understand, remained on the
bridge yesterday, its removal being a matter Of
much difficulty. .s,+NJ t-.'f -.tlE IT, .f,yHH INK
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-03
The DaH z BfHPATCII


= = = +
lHE DALI I DIDfA1 OI1.I
TRI6fF MORNING 'FTBFuAfY s 1854. |
s -
seJuSIiLE AOs1hr EkEFhs lNa'AANs,
= nov pelore s So " 'iop
4thesCreek lpdlAnA praying rernniAera4o'J
for lands received from them by the Unftetq
CO.. IT, eat. ,>,,, .,;s snbec,t v ,.es al
1870 :,
~.yrunrnzf su sfts Yanur Tint vr xi, not tieppal
ekRVr'r IT ifffT Ork ]
Unnecessary 70 refer 20 fhoanatfehgul. A'iet
fsrts SHtoffi hvfhn Intiians I'M their memorial
49, a. 4.
are cerfo po4Aaeo anu ssIeais nn NC AAA 'oss
particular by the Executive branch of the
n.,. a,a shcxs n A t,,. limited 81 a.
0Vsetnaii.it. "sto 30 Sso - -. 80 s -
have received from these Ind lands to the
~xr aoa 600 sas 70 III, ,asl;oh M re
ysIa 81 .l,e1,f
Munerftion whatever mas neen mace 20 them \
IN sd6iffon To thisI fhe Greeks apray for re-
81 SstsTN IiNST ~.
munerauon t0r tract OF q or io mliiohs VI
acres in Alabama and q part OF Georsia, and
al. .a..,. - IA ,,o,a bv Gems
TINS cfalas was uecfueut 90 pc Roou W "Yi''l
jackson end aAferiwether, commissioners ap-
no;n.aa hv tha President who made n fnll
Fo os'fs,t m. 1ra 49,.
:. 1A.a.'' We o'' g,s1 wy III III s.!I.I
,es.y - AZ; "a ,,sa ~,
- lS sil. A..s - t -, III.
ssc's,al y IN. ' lA ~ ~ A-sf -
nla. ne payment U S1'.gy,a.p 81
ygfA as SfeFfksr ny e s4i, Z q
Jas - Va ~
Nno'e Oh "a auu ,'aua.aa ,Vi pe
a"ngeat. rI iney h"sg Always oeeh9 'i,epu'y
WINNIE "hites, ana Hass rtougn1 bravery IN
ger our rag AZ some q ,epr most' epesPeFaIe
battles. against hes1iie Indians r. ef ~ -
~ me ieod59f'qfslse phianthropy ana
sickiy se1nafimenfstlty WHICH sweeps over 80
large portion OF this country we hear very
litfte sympathy for, the redraee 1t is al ex-
pended upon the black. - A -PeePte'
capable OF freedom, incapable in fact OF e.
listing in slavery and that portion of them
who present this ianero otial, our faithful
friends and allies, are remorselessly plunder-
ed Of their property, and scarcely g VOICE rs
heard in yindication of their rights We
most, earnestly hope that Congress viii do
justice torrthe-hefeies7 Greeks and that the
prayer of the memorial viii be granted, and
Ivy loul STAIN HPoh 'iie A'ii i'lo VI
our country be forever wiped aWay------
-, :, ~ m, " m,
,, Ar -asa sS - a. -, na
9 sv'HHuR trcpg07'Ffe ef ''9ref1IPe ~ PnsIP 3
ceeoings OF oohsHess' ooniiien'' WIN Jo''
MdigHa!ieh' upon .he .ioalo"'ns speeinnen u
'na'ions1 sf"s"4"e 80 n 49, ii
on 5 ipyed peasons have repored ' adre 1s
Iopthe petition, pgesented by. Mr.Lstcher, of<tAe
fw1aow VI hsh ans H. sof pension on az
beSreoollecssd 1as sCalfain Hanson Distinguished
ehipself in defending tbe citizsns 9f Florida trqm
orage ana eufdT bv sf the
Chief and The President Tor gallantry and eff
Gent services Eae LesisaSars OF Florida. yo1ed
Citizens eir wives and Children from savage VIC
lence ! During THIS service Capt. Hansen contract
which caused bis death m few years after his r
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-03

fCr9Ss.-A very large ynd tty Capd
bwll bmeshing rarely seen h e <ity--rnay r.
bun4 IN Thompson's "Our Hou( on 18th strei
|he Re suppose he l. being FED pd fatened
etis he appetite OF some monNX gour =. &
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-03

/ q. HoRsEmANsHIR,-3TWo Irish boys, living
not far from got into an argument ae 70 which
Was fhe better horse1nan, and TO decide The vexed
question: made up a pony purse. hirsd broken.
down animal and both OF them mounting him. START
edof to decide the vexsd question, w Aieh gained
the victory, are unable to say neither of them
had returned ri Iatehoiir OF the eVenfng 5'2tAFfi