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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-25

ARREST OF AN INcENDrARY.-In Ogdensburg.
N. Y , on Wednesday morning, citizen, tor many
years resident of the place, caught in the act
of firing building, by E. w. Benedict, halter,
who was a "sel.constituted" watch. The general
Beliefs that this person has been guilty of seting
nearly all the fires that have swept over the place
for several years-all happening about O'Clock In
the morning Mr.. Benedict allowed the gentleman
to set the building on fire while he stood secretly
looking on, and when he fed, he followed and
caught, struggled with and overcame him. 1t was
a sharp light, but the incendiary was overpowered
and placed in confinement.
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Escape from the Sis,erhood.--Miss Josephine
Bunkey, novice who had not completed her pro-
baton, escaped from the sisterhood at Emn1tts
burg, about 3 O'Clock on the morning OF the 10Th
instant She was the daughter of Joseph Bunk
ley, Eco of Norfolk, Va. protestant, who took
her under his protection through this city on We'd
nesiay last, on their way home. Miss B. is about
Is years of age, a very accomplished and beautiful
young lady. speaking several languages and SUI
periOr musician - 80
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FIRE.-The dry goods store of Y. & J. Johnson,
on Pennsylvania avenue, Washington, was de
stroyed by fire on the night of the 2lst The goods
were saved.
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BOARDING.
DRTVATE BOARDING.-Sey

DRIfAIE BOEkOINN-Seyefd sin
L gle gentlemen. or senticnlen and their wives,
can be accomms dated with Eoard, ard pleasant
roorns furnished unfnrrishod, IN small private
family at the house franklin street. between 9th
and 7th. Opposite M. vm. G, Aliens row.
oc 27-lnt
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MAGNETIC IRON ORE-The editor of the Lake
Superior Journal states that he has been shown
some fine specimens of magnetic iron ore brought
from the shore OF Lake superior. Samples of this
ore are TO be tested In the manufacture of steel
So important is good quality OF iron for this pur.
pose that the manufacturers in England have sent
scientific men, this season. to the United States and
the Canadas, to examine their iron ores, with the
view of securing the best magnetic iron for
their business.
Mr.. Charles Wiley of Cherryield, Me, while on
hunting excursion Friday last with young
man named Gilbert M. s. Hill, was shot by the latter
who being separated from him, supposed him to be
deer some other animal There is no chance
of his recovery. Mr. Wiley leaves wife and four
children.
GATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT. On Wednesday
afternoon, 18th instant as the Cincinnati and lndi
annapolis down ain on the Hamilton and Eaton
road neared Summerville, Ohio, named
James Bell was crossing the track on horseback,
and came in collision with the locomotive, and man
and horse were instantly killed. The train was de-
tanned short time by the accident
GUM ELASTIC TRAcEs.-A friend of ours under
took to make pair of traces Of gum elastic, the
break, but then they stretch that after reachiag
home with his horse, he turned to look tor bis
wagon, and 1t was non est c0matibUs, but following
the traces back however, be at last overlook bis
vehcle-and where do you suppose Il wa'f In
'the bush" just where he piled the wood on.
may be formed of the magnitude ofthe stores OF
winter clothing sent ou, 10 the British army, from
the fact that upwards of 10000 pairs OF worsted
socks, 10000 of woollen Jersey, $1,000 OF flannel
drawers, and so 600 of gloves, have recently been
despatched to the Cfimea
The great case of Madame Poultney, at New Or.
leans in which she laid claim to two millions OF
dollars worth Of properly ia that city, has been de-
cided agaist her.
A splendid banquet was given to Senator Dou-
rlas at the fremont House. In the city of Chicago,
on the 9th instant, which was attended by large
company.
CotL IN ARKANsAs-A valuable coal mine has
been discovered near Csmdep, Ark. The coal 10 OF
a similar kind to camel.
There is great scarcity OF sat at Turks Island,
and no prospects of any more being gathered this
season.
SUGAR CULTURE IN sLIBERIA-Accorntsf from 1t
IBERIA state that the culture and manufacture ot su-
gar in that country Is rapidly increasing.
portion of the marble for the contemplated
monument to Puiaski, together with corps OF
workrnen engaged to erect II, arrived in Savannah
on Monday.
Its reported that 10. 600 have been subscribed
to the proposed Air Line Railroad. between Louis.
VILE and Memphis. oaly SO coo more are re-
quired to organize the company.
MeCulloch & Cuibertson, provision dealers In
Baltimore, have failed. -, sssF
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AccIDENT.-Richard E. Dallam, prominent and
highly esteemed citizen of Hartford county, Md.
was killed by the accidental discharge of his own
gun, while out hunting, on Tuesday last.
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.

~ The circulation of the DAILY DISPATCH
Richmond combined
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KILLED.-A man named Martin, while under the
influence of liquor, was run over by the cars near
Marietta, Ga =, a few days ago and killed.
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MRS 4. B. S. COLE may in future be
VA found at the Arlington House, where she will
be happy TO receive application for few more Pu-
pills in Singing and on the Piano. Her musical
terences are Prot. GEO. WEBB of Bostun, and WIN.
VINCENT WALLACE, Esq, of New York. And she
rs kindly permitted to refer to Rev. mr. WooD-
'ERIDGE, HUnERT LEFEBvRE, Esq, and Mrs. DIR Ca
BELL. Of this city. 10 g-Sw
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John B. Holmes, who killed police officer Gour-
lay, in New York, has been admitted to bail in the
sum of $4,000. Mr.. Anthony ]. Bleecker be-
came his bondsman and he was set at liberty.
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THE QUICKEST PASSAGE ON REcoRD-The Anne
rican clipper Comet. of 1886 tons, Capt Gardiner,
coal laden, arrived in the harbor ofHong Kong, on
Saturday, Sept. 9, from Liverpool, having made
the passage in less than IS days-the fastest yet
recorded.
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GOVERNOR OF UrAH.-The Wsshinsfou CORES.
poudent OF the Journal Of Commerce writes that
the anomalous position of Brigham Young the late
Governor OF the Territory of Utah. attracts atten-
tion His term of cflice. under Government sp-
pointmeni, expired on the 18th Of September. The
Government has not yet appointed & successor. Ii
is said that he win stiIl be Governor de facto, no
matter who may be Governor dc jsre. He claims
under divine right, As head, ,ofthe Church, and by
squatter right, az the 'iord of all he surveys."-
appears that he acts as Governor still, and II is
question whether bis acts are legol. =
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Marquis Pezuela, ex.Capfain General Of Cuba,
arrived at Bermudah on the 23d ult., In the Span
ish war steamer Colon, which stopped for COAL
The MARQUIS, with his family, and some two hun
dred Spanish soldiers, were on their return TO
Snaiu
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The rite of confirmation was administered in
three OF he Episcopal churches of Charleston on
Sunday last. ~.
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OK Stake The ssudssty, tOhinl ResiAter
SAYS that the shops Of the Mad River Railroad Com
psny in that city are deserted by reason Of srihe
among the wcrlmen, who rcsiss reduction Of their
wsees.
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The BURNING OF THE HENRY CLAY-We have
heretofore stated that an action had been brought
IN the circuit court of Orleans county, New York,
by the executors of A. J. Downing, deceased,
against the owners of the Clay. for the fse of Mr.
Downing and the baggage of himself and Wife
Damages laid at $4,000 for the former, and 81 900
for the latter. The subsequently aban.
doned the claim for loss of life when a verdict was
rendered, by consent, of $1,000 damages for the
baggage claim.
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Il CULAR sAWMILLS, &C The subscriber re-
hre prepared TO furnifh Portable aud Stationary
Steam En- gines, Circular sawMills and all other de-
srrlptlons of Mschinerv with Dispatch and warrant
ed Of best materials and workmanship at their works
Gu CsTy st, next TO the City Gas Works.
Oc 9-3m BURR ( ETTENGFP
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convention between the Uoited States and the
Kingdom of Bavaria, for the mutual extradiiion of
fugitives from justice in certian cases, was duly
ratified on the 1st instant, at Londcn, and has just
been made public by proclamation by the Presi-
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CHARLES r. HARREYS.

HOUSE, SIGN AND ORNAMEETAI PAINTER,
10th ST. between Main and Cary
EE~ All work entrusted to his care will be faith
fully and promptly executed 2O-Sm
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F. NJ. ROBERTSON, Draper and Tailor
Governor street, opposite the Dispatch Office, Rich
mond, Va. Sc 9-d9m
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0. I'll. CHALKLkY, General Agent and Col
lector, 18th street. between Main and Cary over the
store of g. Il. Peake. Refers to Messrs. c. T. Wor-
than L Co., Williams Il Brother. Butler 4 Tinsey,
J. H. Claiborne. 9. K. Peske, J. B. Sclster and Dr..
w. A. Paterson. Sc lS-Sm
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THIRTY FIVE THOUSAND DOL

Il LARS WORTH OF DRY GOODS, AT AND
BELOW COST, FOR CASH.-For the purpose of
Closing our copartnership. we will from this day Of
cost for cash.
The stock Is nearly new, having been recently
purchased on the most favorable terms and consists
of the usual variety Of FANCY AND STAPLE
GOODS, kept IN first class Dry Goods establish
GisBt.
Those in want Of really desirable Goods, would do
well 10 give early call as he assortment is now
very comp ete, and such an opportunity for BAR
GAINS is but rarely offered
WARREN & PERKINS
no T-dtIJ No I4I Eagle Soure
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L'ISK'S PATENT METALLIC BIJRTAL

E CASES.-The subscriber keeps constantly on
hand assortment of these BURIAL CASES.
They are extensively used, and possess advantages
over al other Collins for transportation, deposiJing
in vaults, for ordinary inte rmens They are made
OF the most imptrishabie materials, and are ena-
meiled inside and out prevent corros;on. When
property cemeBted the bodies Of the dead enclosed
IN hem are free from irruptiou of water, closed
aEaInst insects. and may without offensive door be
transported 10 distant places. The remains of CAL
houu, Clay and Webster, were entombed in cofhns
of his kind
The subscriber has also Iarge supply of WOOD
COFFiNS, and keeps on hand SHROUDS and every
requisite for Funerals. He will attend Funerals and
furnish both HeaTses aud Csrligges
&C 81 SIN J A. BElNIN Goverpor ar
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HAIR CUTTING.-LitiZens and Strangers
visiting the city, wishing to get their Hair in the
latest and most approved style, would advise them
to call on HOBSON, under the American Hotel, en-
trance on llth street.
N. Blot. Cold ard Shower Baths can be had at
oil hours Single Bath 25c., or Tickets for 81
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The stables belonging to General w. w. HarIle,
at Mars Bluff, near Wilmington, N. c., were de
stroyed by fire, les. Wednesday morning, together
with 1000 bushels of corn and two foe carriage
hoy
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.HNE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE
~ WARD.-Ranaway from the subscriber on the
10th inst, Negro Man nsmed CHARLES; hei g
about q years of age feet or inches high ein-
EeT-bread color; he raised in Hampton by Mr..
Smeiti he has mother now living at Old Point, to
which place | believe be has gone | will give the
s6ove reward TO any person who will deliver him to
BENJAMIN DAVIS
" 90 No. Wsll street, under City Hotel.
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EXCHANGE OFFICE OF
w IL LIAM HURLEY.

no. D PEARL ST., RICHMOND.
EXCHANGE on New York, Baltimore,
AZ Philadelphia and Roston, bought ard sold.
The HIGHEST PREMIUM paid for Gold and Sill
yer.
terms.
North Carolina and South Carolina BANK NOTES
bought and sold. no l7-foD
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The next United States Senate win be composed
OF majority of democrats. Already "a have been
elected, and six democratic legislatures-one of
them, North Caroiina, having two to chose-have
yet to elect Senators, that the democrats are
pretty certain of having "a of the 6a naernbers-
The opposition have elected 1s, and win no doubt
have more, making 23. .~
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Posi- OFFICE RoBBERY.-ARREsr OF AN OLD
CLERK,-For some time past various letters, con-
tanning checks and money, have been missing from
the Baltimore post office. On Saturday morning
last, Colonel James Mcguire, special mail agent,
deposited in the office decoy letter, containing a
quantity OF worthless bank bills and two genuine
god coins-the latter marked SO that they might
be recognized. The letter did not reach the place
to which it was directed, and VIM H. Martin, prin.
cipal distributing clerk, was suspected of having
taken it, When informed of the suspicion, he ac-
companied the mail agent to his house, where a
search was instituted which resulted in finding a
considerable amount of gold and silver, and
amongst the former the identical pieces that had
been marked. Martin was then arrested His re.
sdence was elegantly furnished, and he had quite
a large amount of money in the savings bank
All these circumstances naturally tended to cast
suspicion upon $1,000 clerk
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=
ON FRIDAY, the 1st of December, at
~ ii o'clock. will sell pubic auction, at the
place krown DaDdridge's, on the Williamsburg
Road. about one mile and half below Rocketss--
100 bbs. CORN
Top and Blade FODDER, sHUCKS, &e
ALSO-Some Household and Kitchen Furniture.
Stock of Horses, Mules Cows, Wagons, &c
TEBMs-4 months for all sums over $50, approved,
under that amount, cash. f-s.. E4
Sale conducted by
no 81 LARUS & SHINE. ucs.
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IN tf Richmond, | offer for sale my FARM, sii.
uated in the County Of Henrico, on ihs etnge road
leading from said city to Williamsburg about four
teen miles from said city. contsiring 1853 ecres one
half Of which IL ina state of sultvation the other
Ia timber. Any person wishing to purchase said
Farm viii apply to Thonas Binford or m, salt
nc z--Ims ELLYSCN NJ, CARTER.
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PRICE ONE GENIE

iHk NoarH cAnoEIsA sRxAronsmp.-A sels
sl.pnac despatch from Raleigh to the pesersburv
Express states that the election Of Unised ss.,.s
senator for the term Of four years, which W.. =
nave iaken place on Thursday ives postponed until
Friday Governor Reid was the D,moer.,ic :.
d'aa'e' and was probably elected For the term oi
SIX years from the 4th OF March nex., when Mr.
Badgers term expires, an election viii take plscs
to-day Hon. Asa Bigas, at present member 3,
the State Senate IL the Democratic caucus nominee
which Is equivalent to an election.
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WILL be sod on MONDAY, the 9th
W of the present month, at 10 O'Clock at III,
late residence of Mr.. Gustavus jarvis ali Of his
~ nousshold and Kitchen FUsNIIU8E. lot Of
TIMBER, his CARPENTERS TOOLS, and ems
TERMs-All sums of $50 credit Of 6 months will
be siveu for negotiable notes. satisfactorily endo1ssd
will be required. ~-'''
ALEX B. HUTcHEsoN. Adun,r.
Immediately before the above sale will
rent ont publicly the dwelling house. lately occupied
by my father, Persons wishing pleasant resdence.
you'd do well to examine the property before thai
day. GEORGE w 1ARVfS
no IL Guardian
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TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.-

TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD
Il Los. or stolen, on the 18th inst a black leather
PORTE MONNAlE, containing three twenty dol
lar notes, the bank not recoilected five dollar
Cape FEAR note, some change, check OF Mr. Fen
dali Grfin on the Farmers' Bank of Va, for s5e0
payable the 9Th Of Deer TO Miss Emily c. Shore o
other papers. The public cautioned against re-
ceiVing the above mentioned check as payment has
been stoPped. Twenty dollers reward viii be given
TO whoever will leave the above at this oiice.
no 22-ott
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BY LAkUS q SHINE.
VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD AMI

VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD AND
KITCHEN FURNITURE, AT AUCTION
Will be sold on WEDNESDAY morning nexl. Nov.
29th, commencing at 10 O'Clock at the residence Of
Mr.. A. MsIris corner of Sd and Main streets who ~
Kitchen Furniture, combating in part Of Of Hertz
celebrated Semi Grand PIANO FORTES, being one
of the mest elegant instruments offered for sala
in this city.
ALSO-Csrpets, Beds. Bedsteads, Chairs, Ward.
robes Washstauds, Sideboard, extension Dining Ia
Bookcase &c, with the usus assortment of Kitchen
Furniture, including new Stove Range, but little
used.
ALso-A hansssme iusis-horse Carriage. assrsy
new will be sold at IL o'clock -.ss.~.s-
TerBs at sale.
Sale conductedby
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The VALLEY OF VIRGINIA FIRE AND Ma
RINE INSURANCE COMPANY-capital $500 600
-otice on 18th street, next to the Post Office. This
Company insures against loss or damage by fire in the
city country Real and Personal Property, inclu-
ding vessels and csrgoes in port voyage.
au 25-Sm o. f. BRESEE Actuary
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ENTIRE SATIsrAcrIoN SEEMS TO BE GIVEN

ENTIRE SATIsFACTI0N SEEMS TO BE GIVEN
to all who make of STABLERS ANODYEE
CHERRY EXPECTORAET aid DIARRHGsA
CORDIAL: At least such is the assertion made by
some thirty odd of the most respectable rershants
of hsTylsnd. Virginia. and Nsrth Carolina, who
state that they lave never known any remedies to be
efficient these in the diseases for which they
are prescribed This, although very gratifying, is
not when it is remembered that the recipes
from which these medicines compounded are in
strict accordance with medical science. their COM
ronent parts carefully selected from ure and
dult4rGtsd drugs, and approved BY hundreds of ex-
peGtenced ply ysiciaus. For Coughs, Colds, ard dis
eases Of the lunss and throat, the Anodype Cherry
EXpsctoraut is believed TO be unequaed while the
Diarrhdss Cordial is the best remedy known for di.
seases of the bowels See descriptive pamphlets, to
be had gratis of the sgents. Price for each only so
cents, six bottles for 81 80
b. II. sTABLER CO, Proprietors
Wholesale Druggists, Baltimore
PURCELL, LADD l. CO.,
Wholesale Agents, Richmond
And by Druggists and Merchants generally through.
out Virginia. no I3-d&cl2t
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OFFICE RICHMOND FIRE AssorN ,

vt rrBSE moNtl F1kF. ASSOTsN
NOVEMBER Isl. 1854.
4 Ia meeting of the Board of Directors.
"a held this date, Mr.. JAMES CRANE was
unanimously elected President OF the Richmond Fire
AEsoeist!9r, vice James Bosher decd
Hy order OF the Board of Directors
10 2-ts JNO. II. BOSHER, Secretary
NEW STOCK OF FALL AND WIN
~ TER Day Go0D5.-I have Just opened an
entire sioet OF
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS,
which were purchased In the Northern markets on
the most favorable terms. | pre- pared to Offer
great inducements 10 purchasers Among the as
sortTne ni may be found
Lsdies Dress Gocds Of al styles
EmhToiseries and La-es
Hosiery, Gloves Ribbons, &c.
ALSO,
good assortment for Gentlemen, Boys and Ser.
wants "ear-with large stock Of Domestic Goods
and Fancy Articles.
The public are repeatedly invited to give me
call as am determined 10 sell cheap any other
house IN the city. II. ROSENFELD
SO is7~Sm IT'S Broad St
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JAMES E HEATH & RICHARD NJ.
CARY, Commissioners in Chancery-Oflice in VIII
Building, fronting Franklin St oc9
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.
BY j. A. COWARDIN.

The DAILY DISPATCH 10 served to subscribers
81 SIX AND A QUARTER CENTS PER wEEx PAYABLE
TO the Carrier weekly. Price for mailing, es year
IN advance.
The WEEKLY DISPATCH is Issued every Yri.
tsy and mailed to subscribers at 81 per annum.
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BY ALEXANDER MOTT.
CATALOGUE SALE OF CLOTHING

CATALOGUE SALE OF CLOTHING,
~ DRY GOODS, &c WIN be sold by catalogue
on MONDAY next, 9th inst, at my store, at 10
o'clock. the most superb invoice of CLOTHING ever
offered in this city, csnssting Of
Dress, Frock, Sack, Hunting, Business and Over
Coats n every VARIETY of styles and material; Casst-
mere. Cloth, Satbnet and colonsde Pantss Silk Vel
vet Cashmere, Cashmere, Satin and Valencia Vests;
Merino. Flannel and Cstton Under.Shift,; Linen Bo-
som Shirts; Merno and Flsnnel Drawers varied
assortment of Neck Ties Silk and Cotton Hdkfs,
&c, &c.
An invoice of Dry Gc ods consisting of Cloths, Css-
simeres, Sattinets, White and Brown Cotton Pocket
Hdkfe, White and Brown Cotton Hose and Half
Hose, Fancy Articles, &c
The attention of the public Ia particularly request.
ed to this the goods of the latest styles,
The Goods will be ready for examination On Fri.
day. 21.h ips,.. which time the catalogue will be
resdy for delivery.
Sale positive. Terms at sale.
To25 ALEX. MOTT, Auos.
DIGGING, &c, AT ROCKETTS.-Will
IL be sold on WEDNESDAY. 18th instant, at 10
o'c.eck, at the Ship Locks at Rockets
Derrcks, with rigging, one fitisd wi h horse pow
king Hammers, 8 Face de; Lewis. par; Cart
and Drsy, for stone; s nd Screen Bellows; An
viis lot of Smiths Teols; Screw Plates and Taps
Bench Vices; Flat b eat; large lot OF Cart and
Wegon Hsrness; large lot of Stonecut ers Toola;
otof old Timber and Plant; lot Of scrap Iron and
old Bress
Also, the Fence srsupd the lot, and Sheds.
Sale e5ndacted By
no Is ALEX MOTT. Auet.
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NOTICE.-A All persons having claims
~ agsinst the estate Of JOHN LYNCH, decd are
requested to present them properly authenticated to
the dersiened. Ard all those indebted to the said
estate requested settle their respective dues
with as little tlay possible.
r. M BURTON, Administrator
Sc Its With the VIII annexed.
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no Its

CONSTITUTIONS that have been nearly
worn out from DyspeT sa and Disordered Bowels and
Liver. can be entirely cured by the regular uss OF
BAKERS PREMIUM BITTERS. To be bad OF
all the principal Drug sists in Virginia.
Orders will be prom pity filed, by addressing
no 10 T.. BAKER, Richmond Va
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WholesaIe Drusgists, Bsltimorl
PURCELL, LADD l. CO.,


And BY Druggists and Merchants generally through
out Virginia. l3-d&cl2t