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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-24

Edwin a. cLABAuoH W. II. cLARAuop
ersigned having purchased the lease and effects
ofthat old established house. the FosxrATN HOTEL.
Light street. Baltimore and having repaired and re -
nsled at heavy outlay, their friends and the
travelling public an establishment second to nole in COM
fort and convenience ~ 1850 .t' S0i4i
, s FL Ladies' rdinary End the suites attached,
while the sit1tion ofhe house guarantees suet reposs o
all Its patrons. :"
most central situation the man OF business
nels IN the centre OF business affords Convenient
cess to all the Railroad Depos Lnd Steamboat annes as
any other hotel in the city. -. INNINGS" s
II VIII be the desire and pleasure OF the proprietor 10
promote the comfort OF the guests ofthe house.
aFI-ly t--ls.ss. z.l- .CLABAUGH e BROTHER
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MoCLALLENS q KNOX,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS is
BOOTS IND SHOES, MEMS AND
Boys Hats and Caps, at the
~ nell knO,cn stand of the
.PTG - "a N Dnnr .-....

M Fare nowreceyIngfrom Que Eastern Manufacturing
w Establishments the largest aud best manuiae
tured assortment OF Boots and Shoes for Fail and Winter
wear ever offered in this orany other market They have
een manufactured to order, according to own dee
tons, and intended expressly for retailing Toour
and all others who may favor US villa
call we can offer unusually large variety OF hoots ard
Shoes which eqaIi quality OF unteaan
to those manufactured in this any other
the United States Our stock will be found to cor
slst' u part, OF the following seasonable goods:
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Co-Partnership:
n w. HEISKELL & Co. have associated Z. B. SwRA-
W. with them partner, the partne rship
commanding the f0thinsr The style OF the firm will be
HEISKELL& co. ianIT
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Dr. Harris may well congratulate himself upon the hap.
ted dispense balm the afflicted position more en-.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-24

Nj AN be conften idly his LOCK Infirn,ary
Hl No. 81 South q st, between LOMBARD
SITS, opposite the Exchange buildings, and City Post OF
flee, baltimore. Md This medical institute, established
over eel years in this city by OCULAR Physicians
re rom speedy
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A WORD TO THE AFFLICTED


Let not shame false decacy keep you back but
cc that your life and reputation stake; remember
that tie veieral poison is death your constitution mi
threatens not only your physical powers and
tics with destruction, but closes the door to connuba
body and soul the dark mantle ofdespatr. oppor-
tunity ofembTac the aid OF skilfu Pays
clan Is before one who has made this branch OF nledi.
cal science his profound study and has een favored
with extended opportunities of ing theory will
nIaetiee and did permit could ndduee crate
fu testimony OF hou anus who have been 6y his
timely assistance from the abyss OF impending RUN Ali
applicants sacrcdy guarded from exposure by the as
Of nrnf
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ID igestive FIN
u id, Gastric Juice, pre-.
pared from Rennet, or the
Fourth Stomach ofthe OK,
after the directions OF Ia.
ron Liebig, the great Physi.
illogical Chemist, by j. S.
HoueHrss, NJ. D., Phila-
aelnhia. Pa.
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dissolution of Co-PartnerShip
THE Partnership heretofore subsisng the un
derstsned, under the firm name OF Warden q Edwards,
has been this day dissolved by mutual Jacob NJ
Warden has sold his inter James w. Warden
persons indebted 10 said late firm requested settle
and adjust their debts with Jacob n. Warden.
Wheeling, December 1. 1852.
JACOB II. WARDEN,
dec4-u MICHAEL EDWARDS, JK.
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through derogement Of the nervous system, the mind
thought is lost imbecilityand docy sue
ng the throne OF intellect drear and desoate Tfmiy
and trresoiuton with melancholy tatuity,-hrow gloom
around the scenet oil ei haunted by invisible tormes
the burthen ofie becomes insupportaBc aud he punges
desperately into the gulf OF ntemperanccor suiLIde
y u -IHE TRIUMPH OLE SCIENCE - -
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Commissioning the misfortune ortis cas- OF unhappy
persons, DIR II has sought with untTing through the
WGe sge oI medsal lore for the last 20 years anti
have not been wEe1 with Abundant proni
constantly IN his practice, ie inralible efficacy
these releiieS BY happy combination OF treatment,
physical debility Is removed sonnImcss res
tho weakened organs established in pristine strength
and vsor and Tho torpid faculties OF the mind In
to beautiful activity F7.7
nleebed manhood may here find certain restorative
ard the bright beams OF hope shall dspel nurky
clouds oil gloom lsentralled from servfe fetteTs, the
and ealizes the sweet ruon OF s brightest anticpa
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-24

BACHELORS,
instantaneous Liquid Hal. Dye.
70 those wishing hair dye that may be depended up
on, we cheerlully Recommend the ahove The beat
ofety reference can be given to It's superiority
eVeryth ng OF the kind now In For SALE Wholesale
and ,Gal RETAIL by T. 4. LoGAN,& Co...
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PERSONS AT A DISTANCE.
May consnlt Dr. II. through letter, Cpost by
crbing symptoms, receive advice, treatment and meli
cinss the same as presents while their communications
will be observed with honorable confidence.
All Medicines forwarded with prompt attention by 81
fest route to the indicated address, carefully secured
against damage curiosity, and accompanied by plain and
explicit directions. =
MB.-The recunary position DR.. Harris enables
him 10 make charges moderate. 55-l- -.7
PS.-His Office is arrsmged: consultation
rooms, rendering II available TO either sex.
05-Advice TO the poor free OF charge.
Address DIR. G. HARRIS, Baltimore, Md.
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DREADFUL INHEelrANeE

And must this continue Shall We DO wise in
all that concerns the cattle of fields our horses
our sheep, our COWS, our. oxen, the nature and
character OF the soil We possess, the texture and
concerns ourselves as human beings, with human
functions and passions, subject to great derauge-
ment involving our future peace and happiness
wife Of our affections, and tho mother of our chill
dren; in all that concerns the mental and physical
well being of those children, we should be inn
mi in fha darkest ND ,,ost
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viii DO giyen to any person no win produce many
well autheniteated certificates cure, both inel-
gent Patients and scientific Physicians been
Iseted by the use OF Pulvermachers Electric Chains
They never fail 10 perform what they advertised
and no has been dissatisfied who has given
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which should eve be contempllt with INSULT
sd delight, presents incubus to the mind, Ingit with
Is1l u 1ppTelesi eXcites only feelings istruSL
orreugnante The eXertions or parents aud guardians
10 retain their youthful char ig rpon this sub
ect, las too often proved false and fatal philosophy; let
honest CO. fdSnee BIO shown them In reasons early dawn
and guided by the lish OF TRUTH the pitfalls suorauce
aud subsequent misery will be easily avoided.
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DR. Halls Celebrated Pufmonic Elirir

We shall make cxtravagant assertions OF It's efficacy
In curing ike the vendors of too many nostrums
who deceive all who trust then shall hold any
inducements which experience does not Justify. -
lfpatens will persevere in thu this medicine
and dncted, they will every
that it not beyond tho power OF medicine There arc
nun erous persons now cnjoyingthe blessings health and
renewed life, as 1t were who otherwise have long
since been in their but for the timely perseve
ring OF this invaluable remedy. is not pretended
that II Is nlable in every stage consumption but we
know TO bs better adapted the various OF the
organs other Medicine offered 10
the public. All ask Is trial. and every instance II
rsed freely the directions and salts
faction Ia not Civ n, the money will returned
Genuine signed Z. HALL de co. For sale by JASES
BAKER, Druggist, Wheeling, Va Also, by DnsSists
generally throughout tile country. ar9SIv
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SILVER WARE OF OUR OWN nAsrv,,.-.
SSer S T,i and c SHeoa Sets Gobs cuSs
Ice Cream Knives Napkin Rings, Fish Kn Sake knives
lars, DC, olneM deslgns. :. ..'"vs. SaitCs
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$55s j S S$:;; s s s. Baltimore.
zSsi' '$ " TS $s5 : SON. 90; Richmond.
Rhodes q ogiebay, Bridgeport, Ohio.
js;ss S q SsiisF G.: olaslra''l
o %i 81 ]. ssS Sstss. Charleston, s.. 6.
Gordon q Co, Louisville
R }sS SssI ss Sf'ssii.trlsa. r's.suFs
S5Ss{ 81 n n aHsa wAss1s
Josiah ridley, Hamburg, S. G.
Henry A. Shredder, Mobile, Ala.
AL. Gaines. New Orleans. aP25-6m
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ARRIVALS AT TIE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
SATURDAY.

EXCHANGE HOTEL.-T Les, u N; Cole
m sn Louisa; II Cady, Bath; E II Monteiro, irving,
Lynchburg; r Griffith q w Sanders, Baltimore;
D Mcdaniel, S E johnson, G; mElroy, Abe
marie; Smith, Stauntor; J Il Sanders, A Holmes,
Rockbridge; l. Salisbury, Norfolk; Watkins,
G oochlsnd; Fl Ne'son, Rocky Mt; w Brown, Ga;
X Boiling. PETERSBURG Randolph. FauquisT; Ed
Havman and attendant, Savannah; Livingston.
f. J C. AttsTburg, Trenton; MI and Mrs Talman and
ladies' Ga; Nj II Burr Z: L NJ Coleman, Hanover.
COLUMBIAN HOTEL L Hart. Mercers5urg;
Payne, Patrick; ] johnson, SPOTS; Winfree,
Wake, Chesterfeld C Norvell, University. Mr.
mand r Hewlett, Amelia II Huntington, g Dun
min eton. Lynchburg; Western, N II; Collins g
Thurb, Staunton; g Jones. Philadelphia; Wilson,
Virginia
ST CHARLES HOTEL-P Cottrell, ChesteIfisla
WIN g Richardson, Va C RR; II Moody, Chester
field; w Biaford, Henrico w Parham, Va; Jas
W-ddle Thomson, N Y; Chas Harris, Lynchbure
Huston, Stsunton; P NJ Tomkeys, Bait; John NJ
Hill, Lynchburg: A G Coleman, Jersey City; d o 40
berts, Augusta; H Jones. Amherst; Jno Randolph,
Pr George.
AMERICAN HJTEL-E f Spencer and sister,
XIV; w Ayes Mas; Cain and lady, Beecer
Bait; w Downey. K Y Jenkins, Fl Gordon Mass /;
w Florence and lady, II MYERS w Pratt, o;
Mrs L Mercer and svt, 6 w Mercer, J Powell ana
lady, Va: Mr. and Mrs Edwards, Ala Capt Henry
Washin gteu: Miss Henry, Hslifax; Ed Ii Gill, Thos
Smith, Peters, Lynchbg; NJ r Crenshaw, Chas
City; M F G C r Rogers, NJ G B Bigger and
63 Sir Knights of Richmond Encampment No. 2 jas
w Nichols Pstbg; Millson, Powhatan.
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NEW sPucIAL NOTICES.

WoRms, WORMS. theories have
been started relative to the origin Of inteaioai
worms, and yet the question 10 still vexed one
al are informed and IN which all agree-ths fatal
nature OF the influence they exert ON children. At
this of the year the of worms are oss
frequent. ss well as most dangerous We take sr.st
pleasure in directing the attention Of parents to the
PTkMfFUGE of DIR M'LASE. 1t is one Of the most
extraordinary medicines introduced to the puh
lie, and has neve- failed of success when tried
r. S.-The shove valuable remedy, also DR.. Nc.
Lanes LIVER Fills, can now be had st all respec,s-
BILE Drug Stores In this city.
~ Purchasers will please be careful tn ssk FIR
and take none but DR.. M'LANE'S vERMFU0E-
no 27-ddclw
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COMMERCIAL.
RICHMOND MARKETS. November a5.


heard of to-day. Holders demanded 1926, which
wss above the views of buyers.
WHEAT Strictly prime red 81 IS; do. white g.
General prices for good qualities cts less
CORN-Is little improved. We quote 82jd3
cents
Sales of Stocks reported bv John A. Lancaster and
Son, BROKERS', for the ,oeek ending Saturday, Nor.
95th. 1854:
Virgins per cents 81 years to run, last sales at the
Treasury at SlOO
Virginia 6 per cents, IS years time, sales at $50
and interest.
Virginia per cents over 10 years to run, sales at
$50 and int.
Virginia per cts, under 10 years to run, sales at
800 and interest.
Bonds guaranteed by the State, last sales 500 and
interest.
Richmond City Bonds, 81 years to run, sales at 500
and int.
Richmond City bonds, short dates last sales at $50
and int
Virginia Bank Stock par $40, sales $40.
Farmers Bank Stock sales 800.
Exchange Bank Stock, last sales Slh0
Virginia Fire and Marine, last sales $50.
Richmond Fire Association Stock, par $50, sales S3l
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
Stock last sales 800
Virginia Central Railroad Stock, lat sales at s37t.
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad Stock, last sales
$45.
Richmond and Danville Railroad Stock, last sales
$50.
James River and Kanawha Stock sales, Sf5.
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The CONDITION OF THE STOMACH is Of
vital importance No man. woman or child can he
healthy unless the work of digestion il regularly
thoroughly and vigorously performed With three.
fourth Of civilized society this lie the case Ard
yet the remedy is within the reach of all Hoor
LAsD's GERMAN BITTERs, prepared by Dr. c. M.
Jackson. Philadelphia. viii surely create regular
and healthy action of the stomsch as oil will essen
the friction of machinery. Let the victim of dys.
Pepsia indigestion in any of its forms try it. and
we guarantee good appetite, phi ,sical vigor firm
nerves. sourd sleep by night and increased che eru
ness by day.
Agents for this city-MessrI. PURCELL, LApp L
Co., and BENNETT BEERS Druggists.
no g7-Sw
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OUR NAvY.-A naval correspondent of the
petersburg Express, maintains the opinion,
which we have no doubt is correct, that it
would be entirely impracticable to convert
the U. 5. mail steamers into war ships. The
only steam vessels, he says, suitable for war
purposes, are screw ships. One OF the latter
class, he thinks, carrying ten guns, would
have the advantage of a sailing line of bat
tie ship of seventy, four guns.
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BLACK HEATH Coal PITs.-It will be seen
by reference to our advertising columns, that
Mr.. John Farrar, the former agent of the
English company, will be the agent of this
company to transact all business entrusted to
their hands. Mr. Farrar's competency. skill
and energy are too well known to require
any encomium from US. He has great ex
perience in the business, having been in it
for thirty years.
We learn that an old pit, formerly worked
by Major Heath, will be in operation !, y
few weeks.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-27

Council Committee on the Eastern Burying Ground
have had this new cemetery enclosed and laid off,
nearly every family on Church Hill, and vast
number of others residing east of 18th street. will
purchase sections, and thereby return at once into
the grounds. At the next meeting of the Council
this Committee will probably make their report
and then proceed to lay off the grounds in suitable
manner
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IMPORTANT IErELLIGENCE.-We are re-
quested TO state that Waushs Italia will be exhibit
ed at Metropolitan tonight, positively for the last
time. This we are sure will be pleasing intelli-
gence to many OF our readers who have not yet
seen this glorious triumph of native genius as
well as to many who having it are DESTROYS of
again roaming amid the beauties OF Italy,
Young and old should see this grand and imposing
panorama
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FEMALE SEMINARY.-The friends of this
institution held meeting on Friday night last, and
learning from the report of the Building Committee
that $4,000 more than had been subscribed were
needed, that amount was at once raised by persons
present who, no doubt, expect to realise fair in
terest from their investments, in time to come.
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HABEAs lillian w. Bailey,
charged with unlawfully siabbing Thos. J. Brown,
and sent on by the Mayor to an examining court to
answer for the offence will be brought before Judge
Meredith to-day writ of hGbeGs corpus that the
Judge may hear the evidence and decide whether
not the accused 10 entitit to bail
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THK NrsT SONORA ExrEpiTfoN.-Ihe
Washington correspondent OF the fhiiaoei
mia North american says that anotheF re-
hoIl;on in Sonora is expected to take place
.sout January next, and it is supposed that
IL will be assisted by second expedition
from California, composed Of Fillibusters now
out of employment and of Frenchmen anx-
ions to avenge the fate of Count de Boulbon.
The measures for the enterprise, it is under
stood, have been devised with care and judg
mcnt, and the means of success are ample.
To the same effect is the Washington cor
respondence of the New York Courier and
Enquirer. 1.-THE invasion and conquest of
Sonora" he says, "by fillibustering expe-
dtion from California, is confidently expect
ed by the administration within the ensuing
six months. The tragic fate of Count Boui-
bon has aroused a bitter and revengeful feel
ing among the numerous French population
of California, in which the Americans, from
motives of interest and national policy, fully
svmpathize. 1t is significantly stated by a
government organ, that Gen. Wool has not
4 SulIlClPnt IOTcb INC ouppi'Soioh VI hNA
busterism, if it should become rampant
The prevalence of such aggressive and hos
tile sentiments towards peaceful neghbor
is to be deeply regretted but then, If the
desperate men who entertain them are bent
upon adding another province to the Ameri-
can Union, what can so weak a government
as ours do to restrain them? The difficulties
of the case are clearly insurmountable, and
the administration has almost made up its
mind to submit TO destiny, and not only to
tolerate the fillibusters, but to accept the
gifts they bring. Sonora, it is we'll known
is the most northwestern province of Mexi-
co. 1t is fanked on the northeast by Gads-
denia, or Arresonia, and lies along the Gulf
OF California for two hundred miles. Its ac-
QUESTION would involve that of Lower Cali
fornia, since Sonora affords the only connec-
ton between that peninsula and the rest Of
Mexico"
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DIED.

On Saturday, Nov 25th, GEORGE WASHING
TON, son of Joseph aud Mary Ann Eubank, aged IA
months
Yesterday morning at a. o'clock, Mrs MARIA c.
STOCKMAR, aged 81.
Her funeral will take place This Evening, at
o'clock, at the German Lutheran Church. on 5h at
to which the friends and acquaiutsnces OF the family
are invited 20 attend without further notice.
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The BALM OF A THOUSAND FLowERs, for
beauhfying the complexion, curing disessss of the
skim for shaving, cleansing the teeth for the Toilet
and the Nursery for bathing and many medicinal
purposes; discovered by DR.. Fontane, Paris. Price,
Soc per bottle. For sale by
SMITH { FORE, Booksellers,
no 2f-tf No. 1874 Main and $50 Broad SITS.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

The Hoax I'm last Tuesdays Dispatch
We gave an account Of the killing of negro In Ha-
mover county, near the head Of the Mechsnicsyie
Turnpike. BY gentleman named Clarke, which
proved 70 Pc entirely untrue In every particular,
Mr. Clarke being in this city on that day, and
gro having been killed. On Saturday last We had
conversation with 2 gentleman residing near the
head OF the Turnpike, who sssnrea us that on the
18th instant serious difficulty did occur between a
negro man and two or three white ones at or near
the place at which the negro was reported to hsve
been killed bya blow with . portion of a jur-that
one OF the white men received cut upon his head.
and another had his hand badly injured-snd that
the negro man was beaten almost to death, Our in
formant supposes that this gave rise to the
port published last Tuesday, and nclines to the opn
ion that some OF the parties with started
fbe runner that the negro was dead.
II the place at which this difficulty occurred IL of
such character as informant it be-
the authorities Of Hanover should take proper se ps
to have 10 broken up. rendezvous for whites and
blacks OF both sexes to indulge in intempersnce and
other vices the Sabbath day should not be tolere
ted in county in Virginia where the people, as Il
stand so fair in point of sobret industry and
morality as in old Hanover.
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Observation-Disclosures popular comedy of
Money will be presented io.night--the principal
characters by Mr. J. ii. Taylor and Miss Charlotte
Wyette. Those who attend may expect % witness
some fine acting.
Tomorrow night, a variety of Attractive pieces
will be played for the benei: OF Misses T.. and ].
Kendall
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LOST CHILD-On Friday night last two
of the Watchmen discovered lost child about
three years old. on Cary street. and took 1t to the
cage. In the course of the night its mother a col
ored woman, discovered its whereabouts and of
course took il home
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HUsTIsGs COURT.-If all the decisions of

I1USIth"s NOuHT.-1I hI Tile ueclsl0DS OF
this body were collected and published they would
make a volume OF unusual interest to the readers
of court matter. We give this morning the first
case of any importance decided by il, after its or
ganizatioD, on the 3lst day of July, 1882 Those
who new find fault with them, for wha may seem
n little severe in this enlightened age had they
lived at the period write OF, would have pro.
nounced them little better than savages. But read
the following
"Hastings Court, 3lst day of July, 1732.-Court
of Oyer and Terminer for the trial of ViH a negro
man slave belonging to the estate ofEdward Parke.
dec, for felony. Present-Wilam Fourshee. Ma
yor; William Hay, Recorder; and three other jus
tees.
"The prisoner was arraigned on the charge of
stealing cow, and after hearing the evidence and
argument of counsel, the Court found him guilty
of grand larceny and sentenced him to be burnt in
the left hand which sentence was executed in the
presence of the Court. IL was further ordered
that al o'clock in the evening he be tied to the end
of cart and led through Main street, with a pair
Of horns affixed to his forehead, and to receive
on his bare back one hundred lashes be we'll laid
on, which being done, it was ordered that he be
discharged"
A few such sentences as this, executed on rogues
OF the present day, would doubtless keep their
hands from the property of Others If they did not
have the effect of improving their morals.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-27

FIGHT.-Perry Hasly was arrested last
Friday night for being drunk and disordery in the
streets and when BROUGHT before the Mayor the
next morning, was fined 81 and discharged.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-27

GAME of all kinds, are more abundant in
our mark cts this fall than we have ever SEEN We.
nison, ducks, geese. turkeys hares, squirrels and
patrdges are brought in by the cart load and sold
each morning in quantities to suit purchasers.