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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-28

Col Henry C. Lea, a distinguished lawyer and
politician, of Perry county, Ala, died In Mobile
few days ago.
The Pittsburg Despatch says comedian named
Ryan eloped from that city on Wednesday with the
daughter OF respectable citizen.
Mr.. Thos Bond cad two slaves, from Savannah,
were drow ned By the upsettiag OF boat near De-
rien, Geo last week.
Rev. Francis S. Hagan, of Friedburg, N. c., has
accepted call as Minister of the Morayian church
a. York, Pa.
The Rev. Turner N. Jones he's been elected
to the Presidency of Greensboro IN. Co. Female
College.
Midshipmsu HenryJ. Weisman, aged l6 years,
OF Phadelphis, died at the Annapolis Naval Sehoo!
last week.
Mr. McRae, United States Consul at Paris, sail
ed from Boston on Wednesday, in the steamer
America.
Two new locomotives, the Baltimore and the
Wheeling, have just been placed on the Central
Ohio Railroad.
The steamers plying between Troy and N. York
have stopped running for the present.
Judge Durkee, for fourteen years Pres!den,
of the York CPa.,) District, died on Thanksgiving
day.
Mrs. harrington wishes to knew If Ole Bull plays
on one OF his own horns.
The Grisiand Mario opera troupe ere giving NOR
ming operas in New York.
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child lately born at Puerte Principe had the
two letters A, b. very clearly marked on the
shoulder.
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40" said Joppa dame to her hopeful son who
followed the piscatory profession ''do dear, fix up
little; you look very slovenly. Obi what an aw
full thing it would be, if you should get drowned
looking so!''
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STEAMER BURNT.-The propeller Bruce, with a
cargo of clothing and supplies for the Bruce mine,
to which she belonged, passed the Welland Canal
about two weeks ago, on her voyage from Men
treal to the Saut, since which time nothing has
been heard of her. Some ten or eleven dsys ago,
bright light on the lake was seen from Cleveland,
reported by the papers of that city nt the time
and it is feared that ,hs fact will furnish clue TO
the Bruce's fate Chicago Times
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NEW AND SECOND HAND MACRI-


~ merry FOR SALE.-One I8 horse Steam En-
sine and Saw Mill neatly Few, in perfect ORDER ca.
pable of cutting 5000 feet of lumber per day. will be-
sold low for cash or on time, and delivered on ship
board If desired
One large tubular steam boiler in good order suft-
cient for 20 horse engine will be sUld very low
One OF Stearnes' improved vertical reaction iron
Water WheelS the best wheel known to drive an
up and down saw-prce SIS
One Mulay Saw Mill. this mill requires only about
horse power to drive it, and will 1000 feet per
day. adapted to either water steam power-pries
$3.50
One Lath Mill that will cut five laths at once.
Several secondhand Circular Saws as good as new.
A lot of Shatting and Pullies, Leather and Inaia
Rubber Betting, but little used
also have for sale premium Grist Mills, which
will be warranted to give satisfaction before payment
will be required
A Cut Of these Mills, with description and prices
OF the different sizes, will be forwarded to any
dress application.
also wish to buy good second hand or horse
Engine, complete. and good Cylinder Return
Flue Boiler, for 10 horse engine.
also buy and sell all kinds of new and second hand
machinery, &c, on commission.
Any machine recommended by me may be relied
and working machinery of different sorts and spare
pains in keeping well posted up and in investigat.
ing all the new improvements ss they appear.
Satisfactory references given If desired
Any communications addressed to will bs
promptly attended to. JOHN A. JETER.
lst door below the Exchange Bank.
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The New York grand jury have found an indict-
ment against James B. Taylor and Geo. w Cooper,
tor libel against James w. Barker the know moth
ing candidate for mayor, in the Tribune; and ex-
Recorder Tallmadge has commenced suits against
the Courier and Enquirer and Tribune.
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GUM DROPS-Of superior flavor, just
~ received and for sale by
OWEN b. FILL, Druggist,
no 22-lw Market Place, FIenklin ct.
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Foster, the returned Californian, who killed his
wife with bowie knife in Rose, Michi .an was in.
cited TO the murder by wicked neighbors, who, dis
liking him, excited his jealousy, although they knew
and esteemed his wife as an honest woman
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y. Ii. CHARLEY, General Agent and Col
lector 18th street. between Main and Cary over the
store of g. R. Peake. Refers TO Messrs. Z. T. Wor-
than Co., Williams 4 Brother. Butler Tinsley,
J. II. Claiborne. @. r. Peake, j. b. Sciater and Dr..
". a Paterson. Sc l3-3m
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.
BY J. A. COWARDIN.

Yhs DAILY DIsPATCR 10 served to subscrihsr,
At SIX AND A QUARTER CENTS PER WEEK, PAYABLE
to the Carrier weekly. Price for mailing. 81 year
In advsuce.
Tho WEEKLY DISPATCH is Issued eysry Fr,
isy and mailed to Subscribers AT 81 per aunum
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Chairman Of Finance Committee

The Tax Payers will see the necessity of
paying once, snd prepare for it, longer indul-
gence cannot be given.
JULIUS A. HOBSON,
no 23-6t* Collector City Richmond
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Salt is worth thirty cents bushel at Turks Is.
land.
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'DORTABLE STEAM ENGINES CIR

sTe prepared TO furnish Portable and Stationary
eam Engines, Circular SawMi Is and all other de.
Tiptions of Machinery with Dispatch ard warrant.
Of best mate riss sHd workmanship at their works
Gary ct, next TO the City Gas Works
9--lm BURR & ETTFNGFR
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IANCEYvILLE CONVENTIONAL convention was
held at Yanceyville, c., on the 10th inst having
for its object the adoption of measures to extend
the Roanoke Valley Road from Clarksville, up the
valley of the Dan, to LeaAsville, In Rockingham
county, N. C.. AS a matter of interest to many OF
our readers, give below the resolutions adopted
by the meeting.
Whereas we deem an extension of the Roanoke
Valley Railroad, from Clarksville in Virginia, to
Leavsv;iie, in n Carolina, measure of the great.
est Importance to the interests OF that section of our
State, lying on the Virginia line, and the waters of
the upper Roanoke. and in the opinion of this con-
vention such an extension would prove greatly ad-
vantageOus to the general interests of both Virginia
and North Carolina, and especially to the latter
State, as it would serve the double purpose OF a
feeder to the Raleigh and CASTOR and N C. Central
Railroad: Therefore,
Resolved, That the Representatives In the Legis-
lature OF North Carolina, from the counties lying
along thelroute of the proposed Road, be requested
to use their best endeavors to procure the passage
OF a law granting charter of such road and also
an appropriation of money in aid of the enterprise
Resolved, That committee OF ten be appointed
by the President of this meeting, to attend at Ra
leigh during the ensuing session of the Legislature
to present that body by memorial or otherwise the
reasons which may be regarded in support of the
measure we desire, and to aid in procuring its pas
sage.
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& NE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE
~ WARD.-Kanaway from the subscriber on the
l1tf inst, Negro Man named CHARLES; hei 5
aSo I = years OF age feet OF inches high, GIN
ger .read color; he raised in Hampton by MI
SUt IT. he has mother now living at Old Point to
viii place believe h- has gone. ! will give the
aboe reward TO any person who will deliver him to
me. BENJAMIN DAVIS.
Jy2h No. : Wall street, under City Hotel.
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The EFFEcTIvE BRITISH FORCE in the Crimea
is said, by correspondent of the London Times to
be only 10000, so great has been the void made by
battle and disease No less than 1000 men are dead
hors de combat in the eight weeks they have been
in the Crimea. This statement, too was made
previous to the greet battle of the 9Th of November
when the allies lost, according to the report, 5000
men.
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Santa Anna Is said to be again go short of funds
that he is making a strenuous effort to negotiate or
anticipate the payment of the remaining q, 900 600
OF the American Indemnity, before the adjustment
of the boundary, upon which it is contingent The
conscription for the purpose OF filing the ranks of
the army is being actively carried on in the depart
ment OF Vera Cruz. The people arc very 10th to
fight for Santa Anna, and many of the conscripts
have 10 be tied together until properly placed In The
barracks
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M RS. a B. S. COLE may in future be
W. found st the Arlin gton House, where she will
be happy TO receive application for lew more Pu-
pills N Singing and On the Piano. Her musical
terelces are Prot. Gao, WEEB of Boston, and Wm.
WIN SENT WALLACE, ESQ. OF New YORK. And she
is Indy permitted TO refer to Rev. Mr. Wo0D-
BRIDGE, HUBERT La EByitE, Esq, aud Mrs Dr CA
FEIL, of this city. no 9-3w
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" RfCHMaHD, Oct. Il, 1854.
'E'EN DOLLARS REWARD.--RanaWay
from the service Of the Richmond, Fredercks.
hn and Potomac Railroad Company, the "a Of
DC ober. slave named GEORGE GAINES. He is
E5Cut feet inches in height, brown skin, with
bend MS chin and sometimes hesitetes when
spoken to. He is shout % 80 years of age. He
has wife living ct Mr.. Henry Georges in Caroline
county, whittier he has probably gone The above
reward vii! be paid for his delivery to in Rich
mold. W. n. BRAGG,
@, u Suut OF Road
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THE BALM or A THOUSAND FLowERs, fo

The BALM OF IHOUSAND FLOWERS, Tor
beButifying the complexion. curing disesses of the
skin for shaving, cleansing the teeth for the Toilet
and the Nursery for bathing and many medicinal
purposes Gs covered by DR.. Fontsine, Paris. Price,
soc. per bottle. For sale by
SMITH 4 FORE, Booksellers,
no Eft No. 1874 Main and $50 Broad sts
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V'HIRTY FIVE THOUSAND Dol

TFHlRTY FIVE THOUSAND DOL
LARS WORTH OF DRY GOODS AT AND
BELOW COST, FOR CASH.-For the purpose of
cofing our copartneIship, we y from this day of
ferout entire stock OF DRY S45DS, at ana below
coz for casn.
he stock ID nearly new, having been recently
pG ased on the most favorable terms and consists
o. the usual variety of FANCY AND STAPLE
GOODS, heFtin first class Dry Goods establish
I.tDt.
hose in want Of really desirable Goods would do
VII 20 give Gs IN early cali The assortment is now
We complete, and guch opportunity for BAR
GINS Is bat rarely offered
WARREN < PERKINS,
Io7-5tlJ No. Il Esgie Squre.
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IN HENRICO COUNTY COURT, Octo.

IN HENRICO COUNTY COURT, Octo-
Il ber 2, 1851
Robert l.. Hails, Pft.
James Elliott, sometimes called James Tally, Diff.
IN CHANCERy
The object of this suit is to obtain partition of .
tract of land in Henrco count and the Plaintiff
having this day filed his bill and it appesrng 10 the
Court that the defend mt is not ali uhab;ant OF this
State it is ordered that he do appear here the I'd
day of the next Decsmeber term, and snsu er the
bill of the Plaintiff, and that copy of this order be
forthwith Inserted in some newspaper published in
the city OF Richmond for two mouths succesHvely.
aud posted at the front door of the Court House Of
oc s-Iswaw JAMES ELLETT Clerk.
HIGHLY RECOMMENDED By ply
IL SICIANS-KENNEDY1S well tried VIRGIL
the cure of Fresh Wounds Burns. Salt Rheum Lum-
bago. Fever, Sores, Weak Sides Back Breast, &c
kinds of Rheumatism. Sore Threat. Head Ache,
Tooth Ache, Ring and letter Worm il has been
found to relieve. Some have used it for Dyspepsia,
Neuralgia and Corns to an advantage 1t is also eff
caciou' in removing lnianations of the Bra ast OF
Ladies'.
READ THE FOLLOWING CERTIFICATES
l used Mr.. j. r Kennedy's Ointment q severe
cut a horse, which it healed in shorter time han
| would have suppcs ID any remedy could have done
in q similar cut | do not hesitate to recommend it
EDMUND w. BRANCH.
Dinuiddie Nov 1S, 1852.
l have used Mr. Kennedy's Plaster in Whitlow
after the Pus discharged, and consider 1t sn sx-
cellent application. 1t sl.o makes fine sahe,ivs
Plsstsr X A. PATTERSON, NJ. ID.
Luaenburg, Ia, Oct G, 1852
have used MIR Kenneday's Plaster in several
cases of fresh wounds and also in q of letter,
and have found 1t valuable remedy in those ahec-
tiOns.
Gwen under my hand this 2sd day Of January,
1852 J A. WINFIELD, NJ u:
EXCHANGE HOTEL, Richmond Va.
do hereby certify that have used end sold the
Electric PIsster prepared by Mr.. J. X Kennedy,
with greater satisfaction than any have ever seen.
| haYe sold it TO psrsons suffering from various
causes and it has proven good in every instance I
aln perfectly satisfied that is an invaiuabls remedy
for all for which IL is recommended. Given under
my hand, this 2ls day of March. 1881.
ThoMAs l.. BALLAsD.
have used Mr.. j. X. Ksnnedy's Electric Ont-
ment in fresh wounds either simple complicated,
and found II 10 act through this whole process OF
healing most admirably; and from the many cures
that have resulted to those who have used II. feel
no hesitation in re ndingit TO the public as
family remedy espec-lly in cases Of academia Civ
en- under my hand, this 9Th DAY of April. 1851
Dinwiddie CO Va JIHs V. CRowDER, M. ID.
For sale in Richmond NY PURCELL, LADD K
CO. and o. A. STRECKER; in Petersburg by = ii.
ROBERTSON TODD CHRISTIAN and LY
ONS REEVES; and by Merchants aud Drusgists
generally throug ghout the State.
no I0-1awlm
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A LARGE STOCK OF
STAPLE AND FANCY DRESS GOODS

n IV3N FJN IElNII,
BY j. y NJ. ROSENBAU I'M,
No l76 Rroad, Garner Of Sirfh Street.
ENTEN Dl NC to remove early in the
4 Spring to store, and to make at that time
sal q changes in the character of business
of from this Gay entire stock of Goods prrne
Ccit for Cash. We mean what say, and ask those
in want to call and examine stock comprising q
fu assortment OF Ladies' Dress Goods, Linens, En-
br1ideries, Shawls. Ribbons and Hosiery. ALSO a
V.ry large stock of CAssmeres Satnets, Flsnnels,
.ankets together with every description of Do
II estic manufactures
Our stock is large and has been purchased for cash
exceedingly low prices, and most of it within the
last few weeks at second trip to the Northern
logrkets rare opportunity is now offered for
IumeTs to supply their wants
We especially invite our friends and the public
generally to give a call.
No I5-lnl j. 4 NJ. ROSENBAUM.
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Alfred Arts, of Shelby county, Ohio, was tried at
Sidney last week, and convicted of murder in the
first degree. The charge against him was, that
about a year ago he caused the death of his own
daughter, quite young girl, numbering her by
rnost disgusting and fendsh cruelties. Another
daughter, older than the deceased, was witness
against him.
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GIVE THEM TRIAL.-Mercenary per-
sons have in so many instances succeeded in foiIt
upon the community worthless preparations, claim
ing for them great medical virtues that great many
individuals refuse 10 take anything not sanctioned by
& physician. This sanction has been bestowed upon
STABLER's ANoDYNE CHERRY EXPECToRANT and
DIARRHGA CORDIAL in more than five hundred in
stances Indeed, many med eel men who know Esir
virtues gulsrly prescribe the Expectorant n
of Coughs, Colds and diseases of the respiratory
gans which come under their care. And in all dis
eases of the bowels, too, such Dsrrh0a. the Dsr
rbo.a Cordial is prescribed bv them with the utmost
confidence il it's beneficial effects. Give these excel
lent medicines & trial
eF- See descriptive pamphlets, TO be had gratis OF
the Agents.
rv~ Price for each only SO cents, six bottles for
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of the Old Dominion thus speaks ::
sCoTTsvfLLE, Albemarie CO. Va,
March oath 1859

Messrs MORTIMER 4 MoWBPAv:
Genflemeu--l have been afflicted for the past g
years with Dyspepsia, Rheumatism and Liver Com
plant suffering all the while with pains in the shc cu!-
ders, hips back and sides-shfting ftom side 10
the other-paptato OF the heart, less OF appetite.
cold sweas at night excessive cnstiveness, and great
debility and weakness. trisdimany remedies which
advised to try HAMPTON'S VEGETABLE
TlECTURE, and am happy to say it has cured me.
free from all psn and in the enjoyment
of perfect health and take great pleasure in recon-
mendng the Tincturc ID all afflicted as have been.
Yours. JAS NJ NOEL
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CHARLES r. HARREYS,

HOUSE, SIGN AND ORNAMEsTAI, PAINTER,
10th st., between Main and Cary.
rS- All work entrusted to his care will be faith.
fully and promptly executed. se20-3m
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i. NJ. RoBERTsoS, Draper and Tailor
Governor street, opposite the Dispatch Office. Rich
moud Va Sc 9-dSm
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HAIR CuTTISG.-Citizen and Strangers
visiting the city, wishing get their Hair cut In the
latest and most approved style, would advise them
10 call on HOBSON, under the American Hotel, en-.
trance on llth street
N. Blot, Cold and Shower Baths can be had at
Oil hours singie Bath 2jc., or Tickets for 81
no ii
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FoUTz-The Polk county murderer-has been
found guilty and sentenced to be hung in ndianoa,
Iowa. He murdered his own wife, Ruth on the
OH OF Aug last
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OFFICE RICHMOND FIRE AssorN
NayEnprep t..

NOVEMBER lst, 1851.
A 7 meeting of the Board of Directors
= held this date, Mr.. JAMES c CRANE was
unanimously elected President OF the Richmond fire
Association, vice James 4 kosher. deed.
BT order Of the Bosyj of Directors.
noc-ts JNO. II BOSUER, Secretary
NEW STOCK OF FALL AND WIN
~ TER DRY GOODS.--i have just opened az
eotjre stock Of
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS.
which were purchased in the Northern markets, on
the most favorable terms. | sm prepared TO otter
great Inducements TO purchasers. Among the as
sortmeut may be found
Ladies' Dress Goods Of all styles
fmbroi6eTes and LAees
Hosiery, Gloves, Ribbons, SC.
ALSO,
good assortment for Gentsmeu, BOYS and ser.
ants WeEr-with 5 large stock Of Domestic Goods
ma Fancy Articles
The public are respectfully invited to give a
tsil, Sc an determined 10 sell as cheap any other
houssin the city. Ii. ROsENFELD,
ss lS-Sm 175 Broad at.
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Shook UrM-A city buck visited the Shakers at
Lebanon, some time since, and as he was wander
pg through the village, encountered stout hearty
specimen of the sect, and thus accosted him;
"Weli, Broadbrim, are you much of shaker"
"Nay" saidfhe other, " not overmuch, but can
do lttle that way"
al should like to gee how you perform said the
young spark.
Guess can accommodate thee, friend,' said
the other, quite cool
So saying, he seized the astonished customer by
the cellar, and nearly shook hirh out of his boots
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An "OLD School" PARsoN.-About the time that
temperance and antislavery began to flourish, a
committee waited on old Parson Milton of New
buryport, Mass, requesting him to advocate those
causes Shan't dot :" said the Parson of the old
school, "when you hired me- it WAS to preach the
gospel-now II is rum and niggersr
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"SqUATTER FIGHT" IN KANsAs-A correspcu,
dent of the Montgomery Advertiser, writing from
Kansas, says some pretty hard things of the Yam.
kee settlers there. For instance, he charges upon
them difficulty with Mrs. Stinson and her daueh.
ter, resulting as follows
Some three of them went to her house. asked
for some water, when the old lady told them she
had none, but would send for some-water is scarce
here. and it takes some time to get it-he replied
she was telling id lie, that she had wafer
when she ordered him to leave her house, this he
would not do, but insulted her more grossly when
the old lady attacked him with a quilting frame
which matter OF course led to hand to hand
fight, both closing. The contest became warmer
and warmer and was doubtful for some time but
the Yankee, however, having the advantage of
bone and years, while Mrs Stinson that of courage
the Yankee proved too hard for her, when she
called for help. Her daughter was a strong and
bucksome lass, and did not wait for the cali to be
repeated, but armed David was when he slew
Goliah, with stone, she rushed into the contest
striking the Yankee on the head which feed him
almost senseless to the ground He recovered his
knife woundiDg the girl severely in the arm and
hand. Thus ended the only pitched battle.
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JAMES +. HEATH x RICHARD NJ.
GARY, mmissioners in ChdaceTy.-Oifice in VIII
Building, fronting franklin eft. oc9
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COMMON SENSE THUUGHTs FOR SICK Pro
PIE.-BRONcHITIs, CoUGH, DYSPEPSIA, LIVER CoAi-
GLAlNT KhtEMaTis h sckoFuLA &G; Fer al dis
TABLE TiNCTURE stands pre-eminent A Cler.
gymsn Iust informs it has cured him OF Bronchi.
after
A citizen of the Old Dominion thus speaks
SCnIIsNmLE. Al lheInare CO. Va
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DRATT'S $50 600 GIFT ENTER-

II PRIZE. a share in witch 10 presented 70 every
BE- sesn a grand collection of DAGuERREOTiFES,
Indian Curiosities, 10 which Il 2 insenaed snsia
form. part OF the smaller presents n the soove
Sio.uOO $4,000, and Sloce--a present u insured 70
every holder. IN .rs... \,
WM. A. PRATT,
nau Dsxasrrssn Artist, i4s Main q
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

The VALLEY OF VIRGINIA FIRr AND M.-
RtNE INSURANCE CoMPANY-capital $500 a0n
ofhoe on ith street, next to the Post Office. This
1.hpshy s~t, aga tst Toss or damage By fire in the
ding vessels and cargoes in port or on voyage
su 25-Sm q RRFeET sc,r.
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IN 1f Riehmond / ofsr for sale my FARM, sis-
uated In the County of Henrico, on the stage road
leading from said city to Williamsburg, about four.
,ssn niles from said city, containing 1Ss acres,
10 If wbieb is in state Of cultivation the other
In timber Any person wishing to purchase said
Farm will apply 70 Thomas bintord or myse.
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Nicholas Spellman died in New Orleans on satur'
day, from the effects OF ofintemperance. The dsceas-
ad was formerly respectable and industrious man,
and did profitable business. but of late years had
become Idle and dissipated aud finally died In the
street,
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Call and get pamphlet gratis, and see curer.
SoL in Richmond, by q. A. STRECKER and PUR-
CELL. LADD 4 CO, and by all the Druggists in
Petersburg and elsewhere. Call and get Pamphlets
gratis. no 23-dacts