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II r FARRELTs ARABIAN IJyIMENT
Triumphant ouer Disease.

Triumphant oVer Disease
This truly great medicine still goes on, con-
qnerins disease. and snatehing many poor
powerless victim from the grave. BY its pow
erfully stimulating, penetrating and anodyne
qualities. il restores the use of limbs which
have been palsied for years; and by its singu-
lar power of reproducing the synovial fluid
or joint water it cures all diseases of the joints
with surprising rapidity. For rheumatism,
and affections Of the spine and spleen, it has
proved itself specific; and for affections of
the lungs, liver and kidneys, it is most valu-
able and powerful auxiliary; also. for all dis
eases of the glands, scrofula, goitre or swelled
neck, dc, dc And Indeed for almost any
disease where an external application is re.
quired, this medicine stands unparalleled
Sprains, bruises, cramps, wouAds, chilblains
burns, dc, are speedily cured by it.
From tie Hon. Peter Mendrd, one of the Oldest
settlers IN Illinois.
1t gives me pleasure to add my testimony
to the virtues of your great medicine. One
of my booded horses had a swelling over the
cap of the knee, about the size of hens egg.
Some said it was strain, and some that it
was the Joint water from the knee, and could
not be cured. ! tried oil cedar on it, and all
the linimients and ointments, and they did nc
more good than water. theh, Oy persuasion
of my friends, tried H. G. Parrel's Arabian
Lniment, and l was happy to find it take eff
feet after few days, and it finally cured the
noble animal entirely. | think it is decided
ly the greatest liniment for horse, as well as
human flesh, l ever knew.
Palsy or Paralysis.
Thadeus Smith, of Mudd Creek Tazewell
county, Illinois, says: 81 had lost the use of
my arm for more than year. by palsy or
paralysis; the flesh had entirely withered
away, leaving nothing but skin, muscle and
bone. l tried all the best doctors, and all the
remedies l could hear of, but they did no
good | then commenced the use of II. G.
Farrells Arabian Eminent, and a few bettles
entirely cured me, and my arm-is now as
strong and feshy as the other: it is also fist
rate for burns, sprains and bruises.
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iB" The genius who files newspapers,
lately broke his instrument while operating
on "hard shell" organ.
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WILMINGTON. Del May 81.


A most horrible calamity befel our city this
morning. Two of Dupout's Powder Mills
and three wagons filed with powder. explod-
ed within tie corporation limits, the mills be-
ing located on the corner of Fourteenth and
Orange streets. The report was terrific, and
the cOncussion was felt for several miles
around.
On proceeding to the vicinity of the acct
dent a frightful scene presented ITSELF 1t APP
pears that the transfers were on the point of
leaving with their loads when the explosion
took place. Three of them and fifteen of
their horses were killed.
Seven residences and six stores in the i'm
mediate neighborhood were totally demolish-
ed, and at least fifty other buildings were
badly shattered, the chimneys being knocked
down, doors and windows broken, &c.
Bishop Lees house was partly destroyed.
Some of his servants were killed, and several
other members of his family are missing.
One small house was completely smashed
to atoms, and every member of the family in
it was killed.
1t is supposed that, altogether, about twen-
ty lives were lost.
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So The man in the moon has been in
dicted for assault, with intent to kill, Billy
Patterson-in default of bail he was allowed
to escape.
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"A r r e N TON!
Ye Sick, Manned, Halt, Strained,
Spraincd, and Bald-Headed!


7 HAVE Jayne's Expectorant and Altera.
l. tive, for those troubled with Coughs, Colds,
and all other diseases of the Breast; ,Jayhe's
and Chapman's Vermifuge for the Wormy;
Jaynes Pills for Fever and Chills, and other
diseases; Wright's Pills for diseased Livers;
Mexican Mustang Liniment for Spralhs and
Bruises, in either man or horse; last but not
least comes Jayne's Hair Tonic, for the Bald
head.
And then, Ladies and Gentlemen, In the
same house you will find one of the
Best Selected Stocks of Goods
to be found in the country, consisting of Dress
and Apron Silks, Robes, Merino, Cashmere,
Alpaca, DeLains. Flunola Cloth, Opera Flan-
mel, Spotted Flannel for children's wear,
Ginghams, Calicoes; Cloths, Cassineres, Sati-
nets, Kentucky Jeans, Tweeds, Linseys; La
dies Stockings, Handkerchief, silk, Linen.
Kid, Wooden and Buckskin Gloves Diapers.
A good stock of Ready-Made Clothing. A
large and fine stock of Boots and Shoes;
Queensware the best assorted stock this side
of Augusta. Coffee. Sugar, Molaeses, Nails,
Brooms, Buckets and a great many other mr.
ticles too tedious to mention--all Of which
shall be sold as low as they can be bought in
the country. All those who are fond of cheap
Goods, and wish to save money by making
good bargains, have to do is to call at Bains
Cheap Store, near the Depot. cT5- All Coun-
try Produce taken in exchange for Goods at
cash prices. JAS. Il. Balm.
Charleston, Nov. 4. ls53-6m 267
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MACON MARKET.

VI m IhANtIFIII
Commission and Produce Merchant.
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ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS

EXCHANGE HoTEL-C L Clarke, Alb; w
Martin, Charlottesv'e; Tyler, Petersburg; D Bue
d e1 . Rsesh; Holt Va; J's Lewis Forda
J 3 Radgers, st Louis w D southal Va; FL Whyte,
field, Winchester; Mrs Darlington, T Darlington,
La; R Logan. Halifax; R Cox, Scotsnd; l. Hassal,
NY;C Whitney, Hunt and lady. LyDchbprg
Braxton, Col H Tomlin King VIM; w Josephs, y
Orleans; Legrand, Texas; R. Hall St Lsuis M
| Petersburg; H Norrell, Ca; J M Goggin Va w
Hocomb. Bait; NJ Crockett, Miss E Patton, Miss
c Thomas, Marion; MeGavock, Wythej J Em-
| mond, Y; S Wilson, Portsmouth; ] NJ Durand
| and lady, N j; J R Ivey, Weldon; P NJ Thompson,
Williamsburg; M Johnson, Bait; III Znead, Mrs A
Ingram, Miss Ingram, Lynchburg NJ Kelly, Rap'k;
s Cochran, Charlottesy'e; Dr. c Cooke, Flqvana;
McCaw. Miss Gordon Essex.
COLUMBIAN HOTEL.-Msj A Woodbridge, Mid
lothian E Rutfn 4; J JaGath, Rockinsham;
Lewisburg; W A sublett Powhatan; w Burrows,
| ham; w Gilmour, Chesterfield; w Saunderso1,
Cumberland; Dr. Mud, Brooks, Goechland; Mr.
Mountcastle. Va; C Jones, Bedford; 6 Hendrick.
Brown, N I! VI Riehardson New York; N
Jones and lady, Halifax; ] Hubbard. Pittsylvania
J Swami, Cumberland; Blake, J Scheffsr, New
York; Maj g Dickinson, Pittsylvanis; VIM Sands,
Fl C Tyler. w Adams, Richmond.
UNITED STATES HOTEL.-W Johnston, S S
feHy, Charlotte ID; T. X Vest, walker, Charles
| City; Akin, Henrico; w NJ Shurman Covington;
Gottek. New York ] Mann, Mo; C Nuckles, Gray
son; A J May, NJ Bristow. Powhatan; E Mallory
Va; w Binns. New Kent D H Gregg, King VIM;
L Walden. g w Walden, Chas City; McMannus
Cumberland, Nd; Crusen, Berkeley; r Creigler, Pr
William.
AMERICAN HoTEL.-D H Goram, Va: M
Amber, Louisa: DR. Hopkins Surry; w Dean, Ga;
r G Pegram, Petersburg; g w Morgan, Lynchburg:
A Burton and G scumme Petersburg; Cawthon,
Md j Hasey, Petersburg: Buckner, Lynch
burg w Dunn, Halifax II; II Edwards, N G;
D Allen Washington; M Saunders Mrs Saunders,
Miss Saunders Miss Edmundson and w III Edmund
son. Mass; II McEvey. Va: w Simpson, N Y; F
Rives, Mrs Rives aud Miss Heath, Petersburg; w
Whipper. Monroe; s E Fisher, Va; g 6 Bennett,
Bluet, Parrish and Parrish, N Y; A Cook, Va;
Brady, New Haven Simpson, Galveston, Tex
| as Capt Cavendy, Steamer Jamestown; Mr. Wright
and w Bond Lynchburg.
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COMMERCIAL.
RICHMOND MARKETS. Nav

RICHMOND MARKETS., May 8.
There has been advance in Canal Flour of from
25 to so cents per bb since last weekly rel orr
of Friday morning. The market is still Inactive
The Flour mills will suspend grinding some time thi.
week.
The weathers very unfavorable to farmers, espe'
cially to the Tobacco planters. We learn that the
young bacco plants in the country suffering We
nv much, and that number of planters seriously
apprehensive that they will not have plants enough
while there are some whose entire plant beds have
been destroyed.
TOBACCO-The breaks of Tobacco to-day were
not large, and the most of 1t inferior. We quote
Lugs at $4s054; good and fine, S5lael common leaf
S790e4; good, $500; fine stemmins, $lo9l2; fine
description is scarce. and in demand at full prices
FLOUR-We note sale of Scottsville to I'M an
order of that particular Flour at So so Limited sale,
of Canal at Ss.25. Buyers freely offer 90 %; but
holders generally demand $3.50.
WHEAT-We quote prime white 81 go and prime
red 81 85; Very little arriving.
CORN-Stoek still very light though the extreme
of 82i cents per bushel of last week, must now BE-
omitted; 80 cents is now the highest price given fol-
Corn
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DIED

Suddenly, on the 5th instant, Dr. GEORGE W.
CAULFIELD, of this city, aged twenty-one years
and one month"; universally beloved.
By the death of this noble-hearted, generous and
highly talented young man. the community has sus-
tanned great loss In his profession he excelled
by none of his age, and equaed by but few. Though
young, and freely pa ticpatng in the enjoyments of
life, yet he frequently spoke of death without dread
and with calmness and resignation.
He has left father, mother, two sisters, and one
brother, to lament his premature death.
In Richmond, 2lst April, 1854, FRANCIS o. HAIR,
in the seth year of his age-a native of Ireland and
for twelve years resident of this city. s.et
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For LIBERrA.-The ship Sophia Walker sailed
from Baltimore on Sunday morning for Norfolk on
her way to Liberia, under the auspices OF the Colo.
nization Society. She had on board over one hun.
hundred passengers, most of them liberated slaves
from Missouri, Kentucky, and the upper portion Of
this State At Norfolk she will take in another IL,
OF emigrants, and probably another at Savannah
II A supposed that about three hundred in all will
be ON board
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THE WARD EXCITEMENT, in Kentucky, still con.
nnued at last accounts. The papers are filled with
the proceedings of indignation meetings. At cvn
thia the court and jury have been burned in stiav
and In Fayette county petition is in circulate,
requesting the Hon. j. J. Crittenden to resign hi,
seat in the u S. Senate. At Louisville, liberal con
tributions are being made particularly by the Ia
dies, to erect monument to the memory of prof
Butler.
Matt. Ward, with his wife and brother, was a,
Cannelton on the 30th ult.
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VIOLATING AN ORp1NANoE.-John Bowie,

VIOLATING AN ORDINAECE.-J0hn B0Wles
and William Snyder were each called before the
Mayor, yesterday, to show cause why they should
not be fined for violating market ordinance, re-
quiring every butcher to exhibit at the market
house the hide and ears of every animal butchered
by them and offered for SALE Mr.. Snyder stated
that he got his side OF the beef alluded to from Mr.
Bowles after it prepared for market and there
fore knew nothing about the skin; and Mr.. Bowles
said he purchased the cow from butcher, who said
he let the original owner of the COW have the hide
etc. The Mayor continued the examination. and
recognized the parties to appear before the Grand
Jury to testify against the man who furnished Mr.
Bowles with the beet Mr.. Ellis, the Clerk OF the
market deserves credit for his continual efforts to
trace this stream of guilt to its proper source.
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HusTIsGs CoURT The Grand Jury was
in session yesterday; and indicted Henry Settler
and George w. Hill for misdemeanors.
William Roberts, free negro, was tried and &C.
quilted of stealing S139 from Edward Pittman.
Ned, the property of John Johnson, was .ordered
80 lashes for stabbing Philip, owned by the estate
of E. Mayo.
Sterling Logan, free negro, charged with at.
tempting arape on Susan Ann Bailey, awhile wo-
man. on the 18th April, will be tried to-day. y
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-09

AN AMERICAN Sentative have from
Mr.. WooDHoUsE, No. l of Serial publica.
ton, entitled MARTIN MERRIvALE, HIS y
MARX" by Paul Creyton, who has written
fictions, such as Father Brighthopes,'-
"Burrcliffe, &c. 1t is from the press of Phil
lips, Sampson d. Co., of Boston, and its ty
geography is highly creditable to them. 1t is
very handsomely illustrated. 1t purports te
be series of sketches of human life under
extreme vicissitudes. The frontispiece is
well supplied with pictures of the cross, from
which we takeit the work is designed to have
very religious moral
1t is quite an ambitious enterprise to
project serial after this style in imitation Of
the highly popular novelists of England
We cannot anticipate its fate from the frs,
number
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MARRIED.

On the Sd inst, in Oh arlotte county, by the Rev.
E. w. Roach, ROBERT M. STEVENSON of Rich
mond City, to LAVALETTE TERESA, daughter of
Jno. d. Ford, Esq.
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THEArRE.-To.night Gabriel Ravel

i A E .-IO-NIgHC UdDr1tI RaV6I
takes his first benefit. The bill sets forth number
of new attractions, and we anticipate a crowded
house. The comic powers of Gabriel will be
stretched to their utmost tension and we advise all
who wish to enjoy the fun to secure in season.
Eight different characters will be sustained by the
jolly beneficiary, whose province it is to go about
doing good-smoothing wrinkles on the care worn
brow, and plucklng thorns of sorrow from the bur
thened heart. Long live Gabriel Ravel say we
may the fountains OF his mirth never dry up noI
the star of his fame grow dim
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WE invite particular attention to the sale
this day. commencing at 10 o'clock, A. M at the
sidence of Mr.. Thomas J. Glenn. on Broad between
9Th and 7th Streets of valuable Real Estate Slaves,
msy be seen by reference to the advertisement I'm.
ue' '"' <A''''T THOMAS w BOSWELL, Receiver,
my9 TAYLOR l. WILLIAMS, Aucts.
WE ask attention to the sale this after
noon upon the premises at 81 O'Clock, of several
BEAUTIFUL COTTAGE FARMS and Market Gardens
on Brooke Turnpike, one mile from the city.
Its proximity to the city. well as its beautiful
situation combine to render this property among the
valuable of the kind that has been in the market
mys TAYLOR Il WILLIAMS, Aucts.
SALE OF WEsTwooD" TO-DAY AT Auc-
TloN-The attention of the Public is called to the
GALE of the beautiful Country Seat called "WEsT-
WOOD" occupied by Jno.' s. Walker, Esq., on the
Brooke Turnpike, II miles from Richmond TO take
place on the premises this afternoon, at O'Clock.
mys GODDIN APPERsoN, Aucts.
AUCTION NeTIcE.-SALE OF FURNITURE
THIS DAY-Partcular attention is requested to the
sale of Mr.. George Taylor's Furniture. Carriages,
Billiard Table, Organ, &c, THIS MORNING. COM
mencing at O'Clock, at his residence corner of Cary
and 9Th streets
my9 THOS. w. KEESEE, Auct.
AUCTION NoTIcE.-Attention is solicited
to sale of Furniture THIS MORNING at 10 o.
clock.
my9 A. MOTT CO, Aucts.
Projection BUmDING FUND Co.-The
will be due Wednesday, May 10th. The Secretary
will be at the Bookstore of Mr.. Woodhouse until
O'Clock, P. NJ, and at office in James Building. on
Main street. from o'clock TO the hour of meeting
Per order. WIN. A. BUFFERS.
my 8 Stiff Secretary.
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drunk AND FIGHTNG.-Wm. w. Paire
was arrested and brought before the Mayor for be-
ing drunk and fighting in the streets last Sunday
afternoon. The Mayor held him to bail for hs good
behavior in the sum of 500
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FAIRFIELD RACES.

q ~ 1st DAY-TUES-
<EAEP9ET> DAY, 18th Maya sweep
stake, mile heats, for 8 wear
sz~-<z.-s--'...'a-.'-o old colts and fiIlies-slOe
entrauce-S50 forfeit, to name and close Tuesday,
9Th May-three more to make a race.
Should the above stake net fill, purse of 800 will
be given tor mile heats, free for all agestwo
to make race.
End DAY-WEDNESDAY, 18th May-Proprie.
tors purse S200-2 mile heats-free for all ages-S0
entrance.
3rd DAY-THURSDAY, 18th Msy-Prsprietor's
purse SS0G-S mile heats-free for all age-Sl5 en-
trance.
4th DAY-FRIDAY, 18th M.y-Jockey Club purse
S800-4 mile heats-free for all ages.
9Th DAY-SATURDAY, Goth May-Mile heats
and saddle.
From the number of horses now in training, fine
ap Is Is JNo. BELCHER. Proprietor.
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We regret to learn that a telegraphic- dis.
patch was received in town last evening. announ.
cling the death Of Mr. E. B. CHILxs, of the firm Of
Keen, Chiles & Baldwin, OF this city. This inieln
rous friends. He died yesterday, At haltpast II
o'clock, near Hampton.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-09

HEAVY DAMAGES During the recent term Of
the Circnit Court at Noblesville, Ia the case Of
Blair vs. McVey, for Grim con-, was tried The iu.
ry found a verdict upon which Judgment was rem
dered against the defendant for one hundred and
twenty thousand dollars The case IL to be taken
to the Supreme Court.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-09

EXCURSION TO SLASH COTTAGE. To.
morrow afternoon the Mechanic Guard make their
first pleasure excursion this season, to Slash Cot
tage, where dancing, waltzing, promenading and
other enjoyments may be participated in by all who
accompany them. Good music, the best refresh
ments and everything else necessary to render the
trip pleasant one, will be in place and at the ser
vice of the visitors.
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FINE AsPA RAGUs.-We return many
thanks to Mr.. 81. P. Smith for a large bundle OF
mammoth Asparagus, grown on his model garden,
near Fairfield Course Friend Harvey is a "Cap-
tain on fine horses and poultry, and has but few
equals in raising vegetables and strawberries The
bunch OF Asparagus before is as white as snow, and
as tender maiden's heart.
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NEWMARKET RAcEs.-The Spring sport
so happily begun at Broad Rock last Wednesday
will be continued at "New-Market'' to morrow and
those who wish to witness it, can readily do 90 by
taking the morning train of cars and returning in
the evening" ifthey feel disposed. While the spirit
is up, good sport may be expected
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-09

DUNLOP, MoScURE & Co. ask the atten.
ton of dealers TO the auction sale Of Groceries, kc
thi. morning. commencing at 10 o'clock, without re-
gard to weather. my9
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III EAvYA THEFT.-Seaton Anderson,
worthless free negro, was ordered to be logged to
the extent of the law, for stealing keg OF nails
from Messrs. Alvey G. Lipscomb, on Saturday last
When brought before the Mayor, yesterday, he
confessed the taking, but gave as an excuse that
boatman named John Wright paid him to do it.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-09

FALSE ALARMs-There was another false
alarm Of 6rs last night about O'Clock.
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WIN. y. CHEATHAM.

CLEMMITT d Fore, Book AND JOB
PRraTERs Corner Main and 18th streets, execute to
order every description OF BOOK AND JOB PRINT
ING on accommodating terms and with Deatness
and dispatch. my 9-1m
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Wuyv epHCTAI, WoTTcU9.

40 THE Worms OF DisrRIcT No. ], IN
rur Counry or CHEsTEarfELD.--I hereby an
uoupce myself a. Q candidate for tho Office Of CON
STABLE IN mid district A. am well Known to
OF the Office further than TO say, that for about nine
yearsI was the Deputy Sheriff. acting IA this DIS
trct and of necessity must be acquainted win the
regular course of business.
Having heard tbatit was reported that has with
drawn from The canvass, have TO say, tnat Ine Is.
port is without foundation, and hope 10 see ny
friends at the polls early the 4th THURSDAY In May
Respectfully, -
an 12-Iawt25Mt WIN L. CHEATHAm.
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SLASH COTTAGE.
TILE MECHANIC GUARD


Will give MILITARY AND CIVIC EXCURSION
TO the SLASH COTTAGE, on WEDNESDAY, Ioth
Of May.
The GUARDS announce with great deal Of plea
sure that since their excursion last Summer thu Cot
taee BALL ROOM has bsen enlarged to double II.
former size. the SUPPER ROOM incosed and an.
ranged for the comfort oflades and gentlemen hills
partaking of refreshments, and the Ladies' DRESS.
ING ROOM fitted up with especial care to their
comfort.
The GUARDS have made such arrangements with
regard to the excursion, must give eptye safisfc
ton to all their friends and the public from whom
they ask the Game liberal patronage which has here.
tsfore been extended to them.
The CORNET BAND will accompany the Com.
pauy.
The cars will leave the depot of the g., F.&PR
r. Company at o'clock, P. M.
Gentlemen and ladies' not being able to leave at
that hour, will have the privilege of going by the
o. clock train.
Returning, the cars win leave the Cottage at
o'clock
REFRESHMENTS in abundance will be furnished
at city prices.
Tickets for the trip 81 EACH to be had Of any mem.
Der of the Company, or at the depot.
w NO CHARGE FOR LADIES.
= m 4 did
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me Aey John c. Richmond 10 no longer on Aus
ira, r territory He annoyed the police, the Anne.
.ss consul and the people of Pesth until he was
thinks he has "passed the narrow Sun ~.
Wnaca sometimes separates really superior intel.
igence from mischieyous species OF inssni,v W.
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BETTER LEAvE.-John Smith, a milk
and cider colored from the State of South Car.
DINA, where he ia said to be charged with felony,
was arrested on Sunday last by officer Irving and
Gagged. When brought before the Mayor yester.
day, he stated that he white and Indian, mixed
His Honor cautioned him against remaining here,
and then ordered his discharge.
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Bound OvER.-Jacob S. Atlee was held
to bail in the of $50, for assauting and beat
ing Jeremiah Downs, ON Saturday last
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i msn Ds the nam OF Levi Corey hung himself
found BY his wife suspended BY rope n his hsrr
He was shout Is years of age, and Iesyas : ~;ea
and three children. No Cause & known for IN ~
set -. sno
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EREE BARBECUE AT SLASH COT
a .TAGE-A Free Barbecue will be given by the
citizens of Hanover county, next Saturday the
18th day of May, 1854, at Slash Cottage, to consider
the propriety OF changing the countv-seat.
Ali persons cordially invited to attend.
nv 9-dltc1t By THE COMMITTEE.
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he Emperor Napoleon was 4s year, old on the
zpth n April
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WxssNssrxs REvIxws-We have the April No
OF this Review from Mr.. WsoDHousE. IL list o
Constants have Some inviting themes, especially
The Balance q power y Europe"
Martin Dcyie, for.aerIy Of Norfolk, d,sd In NJ
Orleans o. he 1t Inst. 81
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CaITIcAL AND MISCELLANEOUS WarTrNGs OF T.
Eoos TALyouaD.-A very well printed book with
this title has just been issued from the press of Phil
lips, Sampscn 4 Co., Boston. The recent death Of
the distinguished poet essayest and jurist give q
fresh interest," to his admirable critical and other
essays and they very neatly printed in the book
before ~.