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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-05-29

lE- The Directors Of the Bank Of Rock
ingham have purchased the property form.
erly owned by Mr.. Tutwiller, for long
time postmaster at Harnsonbu.g, upon
which banking house is to be erected.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-05-29
Laird & Trimble.

EYAvE on hand at their Drug S,cre on
NJ Main Street, a good assortment Of Port
Monies, Pearl, Velvet. Morocco: and Leather,
for Ladies and Gentlemen. Buff. Gum, aud
Dress Combs, all sorts; Cigar Cases, French
Poke. Books. Tooth Brushes at all prices, aud
Soaps, plain and fancy perumed, for shaving
aud washing, in The greatest variety. Also, 8.
few fine Port Follos,. Sc. &C., together with
numerous other articles. - r
MAY %. 1a54.-S. & u. COPY. .zz..s-
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CA company q 700 mechanics is or.
xapdzing in NsY YotAk lily, for the par-
pose II enisr.tins to Fss<alka Territory.
Thew will take out with .thNn printing
press, &c.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-05-29
PURIFICATION OF THE BLOOD,
AND
LIVER AND BILIOUS
COMPL ANTS;

Tie Citizens Of the Union suffer much from
disorders Of the Liver and Stomach, scarcely
any are free from the influence oil these deslruc-
tive maladies, hence life wears Fast. The fair
sex, perhaps the most handsome in the Nofld,
up to certain period " hen, distressing TO say,
many loose their teeth, aud good looks; while yet
in the heyday Of life, such cad evils rtay be ef
fsctually remeded by continually keeping The
blood pure, and the Liver and Stomach in heal
thy action, when life will ao~ smoothly. and
resemble plants in congeniaf cline, where all
eternal spring appears 70 reign. As II regards
the preservation Of The human frame, and the
duration of life, much may be effected, and
say iearlessly, that health and life can be pro.
longed for many years beyond their ordinary
limits, II Holloway's Pills are taken 10 purify
the blood according 10 the rules laid down for
health contained inthe directions which accom-
pany each box
A CASE OF W WEAKNESS AND DE-
BlLITY, OF 10 YEARS STANDING
CURED BY HoLL0WAY'S PILLS.
Cepy Of Letter from Capt johnson, Astor
House, N. r., dated Jan. 9th, 1854.
To Prof. Holloway, 50, cor. Auu s. Nassau s's.'
N. York =
SlR,--h is with the most heartfelt pleasure
have to inform you that have been restored
to lrealih and strength by taking your Pills.
For the last ten years. ] suffered from a de-
rangement of the Liver and Stomach, and was
reduced to such an extremity tina, gave up my
Ship, never expecting 10 90 to Sea any more,
as had tried every remedy that was recommea-
died 10 me, bn, all to no purpose; and ha,i given
myself up 10 despair, when ! was at last re-
commended to take your Pills. After using
them for three months, the result is that l am
now in better health than have been for eleven
years past. and indeed as we'll as ever was IN
my life. You are quite at liberty 10 make this
known for thegbenetit Of others.
| remain, Sir yours. respectfully,
(Signed) JOHN JOHNSON.
These celebrated Pills are uonderfuily eff
cacious in The tollowing complaints:
Ague, Asthma, Bilious Complaints, Blotches
on Ire Skin, Bowel Complaints. Constipation
of the Bowels, Debility. Dropsy, ErysipeIas.
Femsle Irregularities, Fevere Of all kinds, Gout,
Head ache, Indigestion, Jauudice, Liver Com
plants, Piles, Retention OF Urine, Scrofula,
or Kings Evil, Stone and Gravel, Secondary
Symptoms, ,Yenereal Affections, Worms OF
all kinds, Weakness, from whatever cause.
~ Sold at the Establishment oil Professor
Holloway, SO, corner OF Ann and Nassau streets,
N. York also by all respectable Druggists and
Dealers in Medicines Throughout, the United
States, IN Boxes, at 37A cents, 81 cents, and 81
so cents each. To be had Wholesale OF
the principal Drug Houses ia the Union.
o. There is considerable saving by taking
the larger sizes. -
n. B.-Directions for the guidance Of pa
tents in every disorder are affixed TO each
Bx.
May 80, ls54.--1y.
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ESTRAY HORSE.

AIKEN up, on Wednesday, the 9th
lnst,, BLACK HORSE, about years
old, near Is hands high, with small white
spot ON his forehead, right hind foot white, and
appears 10 have been recently shod before
hnply to MICH. C.. KINNEY.
May %, 1854
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n S Attorney in fact for William Poaae,
IN am authorized to sell that most desii able
estate, known as the BELL PLACE, lying
on both sides OF the McAdamzed road, about
four miles from Stanton. 1t is very sell
dom that such land is in market. II contains
about
$40 Acres
of the most fertile characler-fnely watefed,
with sufficient proportion IN wood, and in a
neighbour hood of Intelligent and sociable people
near to church, schools, and eryhiag else
calculated to make it pleasant residence. The
land can be conveniently divided in,o two
farms The title is perfect and the terms will
be made satisfactory to the purchaser The
land will be shown by WIN. Poaee, who live
adjoining, OF by myself. GEO. POAGE.
May 5, lo54.--N
Large Inducements to Cash Buyers.
- GORGE w. SMITH will sell OIL his stock
1 Of Ladies Dress Goods At cost for cash ON
the delivery Of the goods. All that are in want
Of good bargains are invited 10 call and look
for themselves, and save Money.
Main street, one door below the Union
Hall, Slaunion, Va.
May IS, 1884.
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HOUSE, SIGN AND
Ornamental Painting.

DRlSON g. TAPP have entered into co-part-
ID nership for the purpose OF carrying on the
abuve business, Having perfect knowledge
Of the latest styles Of painting, glazing, paper
hanging, Ornamental aud sign work, They feel
satisfied that they can please. Work done
promptly, and on as cheap and accommodating
terms as can be done by any other firm in the
place.
Orders from the country promptly attended to,
May 20, 1853.
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= : - - -
MARRIED.

At the FIRST Congregational Church, San
Francisco, Wednesday evening, the 12lh ull.,
by the Rev. T. Dwight Hunt, DR. SAM'L. c.
Grove 10 Miss FANNIE A. ALLEN.
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Agent for the vindicator.
Geo. Spiler. Esq, is authorized to &C.
as Agent for the Vindicator, for the county
OF Pendle.on.
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JOHN W. N YERS,
ATTORNEY AT LAM,

WEAVING settled in Monterey, will prac-
u D. Use in the Courts of HIGHLAND,
BATH, PENDLETON AND AUGUSTA
He will be associated it'll HuGn w. SnErFY,
Esq, in The conduct Of causes lii the Quarterly
ana Circuit Courts Of Vii ghland, and IN the
Of business confded 10 his care IN
Augusta.
May 8. ls5i.- emo.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-05-29

PLASTER! PLASTER!!
VA. CENTRAL RAILROAD NOTICE.
nLASTsR either in humps or barrels will
be transported over the Blue Ridge as fast
as possible, so as not 10 Interfere with the car
riage of other articles. The fegular load of
each car is & tons. Persons Wishing less than
this amount will do well to combine and make
up the car load otherwise they may be subject
to delay Persons wishing less than 6 tons are
advised to purchase ground plaster here; as
much loss is inevitable in handling plaster in
bulk, for which the Company will moi be respon-
sible Plaster in barrels will always have the
preference. H. D. WHlTCOMBE,
Agent for Transportation.
Richmond, May %, lS54.-3m.
o. Spec't i Mess. please copy.
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HOE s. GOES PATENT
GROUND SAWS.

HUE " CUES Pa IN /
GROUND SAWS.
rNNE SU BSCRlBERS manufacture from The
l. best CAST STEEL, CIRCULAR SAWS,
from two inches to eighty inchee in diameter
Their saws are hardened aud tempered, and are
ground and finished by machinery designed ex
press'y for the purpose; and are therefore much
superior 10 those ground in the usual manner,
as they are slrene hened and sti1ened by i'll
creasing Them in thickness regularly from the
cutting edge 10 the centre, consequently do not
become heated or buckled, aud produce great
saving in timber.
They dlso manufacture CAST STEEL MILL
PIT AND GROSS. CUT SAWS, AND Bill
LET WEBS, Of superior qualify, all Of which
they have for sale, Or they may b. obtained Of
the principal hardware merchants throughout
tile United States and Canada.
r. HOE 4 Co,
% and 81, Gold street.
95- Publishers OF Newspapers who will in
serl this advertisement three times, with this
note, and forward rs a paper containing the
same, will be paid in printing materials by pur-
chasing four times the amount Of their bill for
the advertisements
May 20, 1854.
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MEDIC AL.

HyIE pnrest medicinal French Brandy
PORT Wine ard MADEIRA Wine. just reoeiv.
ed at our Drug Store.
LAIRD & TRIMBLE.
May 90, is5l.-S. s. NJ. copy.
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Ii ITS.

: HlrE y PATTON have Just opened tt
yET handsome assortment Of llals, 10 viii !:
OaktoId, new style TO Satin flush n,ole IL in !;
Gardens mole skin hats. Baltimore Clipper
style Gents while Otter fur, hard and SUIT fin
ish Planters, Rocklan1, Magyar, and all the
various styles of Brush, Leehoru, pain, leaf,
and Boys and childrens, which viii he sold
low.
May /, 1854.
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NOTICE..

VNHOSE Indebted to &. b. DYER \ co. are
IL informed that immediate payment is ex
pecied TO be made to HE trustees, VIM II, Har
man and H. M. Bell, who have he aeeennts
&c, ready TO settle
May 90, ls54.-3t.
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NOTICE TO CARpENTERS.
MsAROPOSALS viii be received uatil The 18Th
Of June; By the Rev. D. Dowy, for cree
ting Pews in the Catholic Church. Plan and
speci ssalian may be ascettained by calling on
Rev. ID. Downy.
May %, 1884 ss
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"A LOT of Superior Turkish Towels, for
a ba,hing-a splendid article, and one tina,
admirably answers its purpose, for sale at oar
Drug Store.
LAIRD s. TRIMBLE.
May 90, ls54.-S. & NJ copy.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-05-29

NEW ARRIVAL OF CLOTHING.
~w~E have just returned from the North, with
w anew and splendid assortment, OF Spring
and Summer Clothing, 10 which we respectfully
invite the attention OF onr customers aud the
public generally GO0DMANs& co,
Adjoining Bate X stenel,. Va Ho!el Buildings.
! Eay !, 1854. :. = =
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WANTED. tA -. =
syrr II f. Subscriber wishes TO employ ffrst-rate
IL 'onrueyman Cooper, io whom fair wages
and constant employment will be given No
one n.el apply ior.,he 'sstaalion, anless he is
single md of unexceptiouasse moral character.
Apply to the subscriber, South River, three miles
from New Hope, The latter is hlspost, ofiee.
JOHN w. HEMP.
Oct. II, fs53.--tf
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SALAMANDERS.
lies & RASPS.
THE NEW EST STYLES

@F Black avid White Silk Hats, Panama,
W White and Black Slouch, Palm Leaf Can-
ion Straw. Mannila HITS for men and hoys.-.
Also, Misses and Chiidlenls fancy Flats Tor
sale by DEAkiNs& MERRITT.
May l. 1854.
WOOD WARE az WHITE a PATToN'ss
CEDAR Tubs IN nests, painted Bath Tees.
< Buckets. hall Bushels Measures, Ghusas
assorted, Wash boards Btooms, House Ruckssa,
Sc. &c, for cafe low.
Max I, 1854
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tJMBR ELIAS.

UMBRELLAS.
/ CASE Umbrellas and parasols, embracing
great variety Of the most approved kinds
and styles, end viii be sold very low. few
cheap Umbrellas for schools, a, rs els each.
WHITE s. PATTON.
May /, 1854. ,sss., as.
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SHAD & HERRING.

lust received per steamer Greel byiar Of Cen.
- trial Railroad, aohhls. No. clip shad her
ring. Also, Family Roe Herring PIT up ex4
pressly for our own sales.
J. BRANDERURG &. co.
May Is. 1854 Ban.
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May %, is54.-5,s.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-06-28

THE DUEL Death of Mr. Benson-The duel
between Messrs. Benson and Menzies has resulted
10 the death of the first named person. 1t would
be difficult to draw the line between downright
murder and the killing resulting from such duel
as this. We gather the following facts from the
papers in the coroner's otfice Thomas L. Benson
and man named Menzies were engaged in the
same business-they were stevedores. They were
both young men, and unmarried, but each had a
partner somewhat older than themselves and hav-
ing families. Competition between the two firms
ran high. They would underbid each other for
Jobs and sometimes would work tor no compensa
ton at all, merely TO prevent the rival firm from
deriving any profit from the job.
IL was finally agreed, that IN order to settle all
difficulties the two unmarried should flight it out
Seconds were chosen and the preliminaries were
arranged. The seconds (or second, for only one
person seems to figure In that capacity,) appeared
to have had some traditionary ideas concerning
duelling, and the parties we're placed at the dis
tance of fifteen PAGES from one another. To Mr..
Menzies was given the largest size Colts navy six
shooter and to Mr. Benson the smallest size five.
shooter One witness testified that the barrel of
Benson's pistol had been raced" down 10 three
inches. There was quite a crowd present, some of
whom seem to have had sense enough to make ex-
ertons to stop the proceedings. We quote the fol-
lowing from the testimony: Outside friends were
in favor OF compromising the difficulty, but Ben
sons second took him and placed him on the
ground and think that If 1t had not been for the
second the matter could have been settled.
The word was given-"one, two three, fire.
Mr. Bensons pistol missed FIRE, and Mr.. Menzies
shot was harmless. At the second FIRE Mr.. Benson
fell. mortslly wounded, the ball OF his antagonist
striking him just under the right arm. He was
brought into the city. where the inquest was held
He lived twentyfour hours alter receiving the
wound Deceased was twenty four years old, and
a native of London. Menzies was about the same
age. The coroner has issued warrants for the sr-
rest of the surviving principal and Mr. Benson 8
second, and has transmitted the papers TO the
grand jury tor their consideration.
California Chroaicle June ].
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-06-28

The PILGRIMS OF WALsINGHAM-By Agnes
StricFIdnd.-This is pronounced by critics the
very best OF the works of the gifted authoress-
1t has been said of Miss Strickland that she is one
of the few who have never penned q line (which,
dying, they would wish to blot In The Pilgrims
OF Walsingham she has added another leaf to the
chaplet of her literary fame. AS story it is re.
plete with captivating interest, while it instructs
the reader in one of the most interesting episodes
Of the history of Europe: the visit of the Empe.
ror, Charles v, to the court of the With Henry
The humor and satire OF the volume, sparkling on
almost every page, render US heartily sorry when
the merry party conclude their pill ilgrirnage.
The work, which has been handsomely publish.
ed by Garrett & Co., of New York, is for sale in
Richmond by George NJ. West
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-06-28

IHE BOARDING OF AN AMERICAN PACKET BY A
BRITISH WAR sTEAMER.-The following is the re.
port OF Captain Allen, of the ship Minnesota:
At II A. NJ, May %, lat. So lon. TO- saw Fl r NJ
steamship Gladiator, which fired two guns for us
TO heave to-the steamer then ran near us and sent
boat on board and ordered the ship to be hove to
immealatey. Also demanding the ships papers,
Captain Allen enquired of the officer in charge a.
the boat by what authority he demanded them p
The ofhccrs reply was, by the orders of his gov
ernment, and stated to Captain A that it was an
unpleasant duty for him, but it was Imperative
ter an hours delay the vessel was allowed to pro.
ceed.
We are informed by the 1st officer of the NJ that
the midshipman In charge of the boa. alongside.
stated 10 hlm, that had not the ship been hove TO- al
ter firing the two guns, shots would have been fired
TO compel her-NeO York Eyprcss
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sPRIN Gs-Thi. MA.

- SAINT retreat viii be opened, for the season ON
tne ISL OIL une Since last season. additions and i'm
pioVements have been made in the Hotel ana Ca.
pins, ana the whole establishment has undergone =
.noIousn repair competent Assistants and Servants
N me ainerent departments procured; good Band
Mnslc engaged, and everything done to secure ths
pleasure and comfort of the guests
Inc waters are OF three kinds: Sulphur, Chsly-
oeate, aad conbipat alton of the two '
natns, not and cold, may be had as heretofore
Ihe BAL Rooms, Bowling Alley, Billiard Rooms
ano ether sources of aa,usemeut invite those y.ha
are IN quest OF pleasure and recreation
The HuGUENOT SPRINGS ars in powhstsn
county, II miles from Richmond and can be reached
6y the Richmond and Dauville Railroad to Rohionss
ssiIaten, 81 thence by Omnbuses. Fare through about
IL Is expected that a will also lesys Richnnpd
every Saturday evening, by which arrangement yis,
sors may visit the Springs the close of the week
and return early Monday morning 80"
Board, $50 90 per month, si0 90 per week Z, ?,
asy; Chdren under II years of ase, and Servants
So, p1ce. Breakfast, Supper and lodgings so ets
eash; Dinner75 cts. Horses, per day, IS cts. w.
n, w. ROYSTER
sn,in III :, ietters should be directed 'Hueuenot
opiIuess bIsck Heath Coal Mipss n
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-06-28

THE SLAVE TRADE.-In the Senate, on Monday,
Mr.. Clayton, from the Committee on Foreign Re.
lations reported bill for the more effectua sup
preston OF the slave trade in American built yes.
ses. The bill proposes to make void the sale of
any American vessel in any foreign port on this
hemisphere, or any of the islands near the coast of
Africa if the vessel makes voyage to that coast
before returning to the United States 1t also pro-
poses to uct severe penalties for the sale or trans
fer of American vessels intended for the slave
trade
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-06-28

CONTRIBUTIONS FOR THE JEWS IN PALESTINE -
The Rev. S. M. 1saacs, of New York. acknowledges
the receipt of $8l592 in trust to be transmitted TO
the relief of the destitute Jews suffering from the
famine in Palestine OF the amount received $3.50
was sent through the Rev.A Rice, from the Hebrew
congregations of Baltimore, and Sl79 10 "a second
subscripton) from Richmond, Virginia
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-06-28

THERE are few things which afford us
greater pleasure than sitting down g notice of
the celebrated lEoofand German Btters, because
are fully conscious comforting public benefit
and our heart tells us that by notices many have
been induced to take these bters and been rescued
from death by dyspepsia, liver complaint &c for the
cure OF which it is certain. 1t is prepared and sold
only by Dr. c. Nj. Jackson, at the German Medicine
Store, No l20, Arch street, Philadelphia.
lie I9-dSc2w
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-06-28

BRUTAL ATTAcK-In New Haven, Conn., on the
night of the 9th inst, an American named Tutle
was attacked and nearly killed by large gang Of
Irishmen, who werein pursuit OF some one, CRYING
out, "Where is the id Yankee" Tuttle told
them he was Yankee. He had two of his ribs
broken, and otherwise terribly beaten Seveva,
arrests have been made
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-06-28

E3 FARM FOR SALE-For sale, a
.e FARM, in the county of Henrico, about five
miles from Richmond, between the Old Turnpike
and the Richmond and Fredericksburg Road, con-
tanning about $50 acres75 of which are cleared the
balance well wooded.
There is good dwelling on the farm, with six
rooms, together with icehouse barn. stable and all
necessary out houses, Terms accommodating. Ap-
ply to JAMES PHILLIPS,
At Mr.: Holma''s Grocery, cor. lst and Broad sts.
lie 2-dNcImt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-06-28

DEATH OF CAPT. GIFFoRD.-Capt Clifford, of the
captured English steam frigate Tiger, died of his
wounds, aud was buried at Odessa by the Russians
with military honors on the I'd of June. The crew
Oft Tiger had been paid their wages through
the Austrian Consul, and were in a few dxcS TO be
sent into the interior-the lst Lieut. to St Peters
burg and the other officers TO Moscow.
The Captain nephew, also named Clifford who
had both legs shot Oft, is reported dead
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-06-28
re FARMS FOR SALE-A Farm Of

% FARMS FOR SALE.-A Farm of
- $50 acres, in Henrco county, miles from Rich
mord, hsfin cultivation, nearly ali of which has been
lined, and produces Wheat Corn and Clover WE'LL
The wood land contains some fine timber and large
quantity of wood. The York River Railroad will run
near to it. Health, water and society first rate.
The purchaser can have the use of the farm hands
till the end of the year
The buildings new and well arranged
About 200 acres of the above are mud land, produ-
cling tine hay, and other crops.
Also Farm of 81 acres, half mile East of Rich
mond, with and handsome cottage buildings,
having an excellent market garden, now producing
hne vegetables. and which much labor has been
spent
All the land is highly improved. Apply to
je l7-d&cfw RICH. HILL, JR.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-06-28
A MELIA SPRIN S-Tb,S he.u,;f;,

= 4 a and well known Watering Place will he onsn
,or the Of visitors on the LIST of INV Tbs
oFiansi f nave been recently fitted up with the view
OF anorolng the guests every possible comfort. The
location both healthy and pleasant and very easy of
access being within two and q half miles of The
hlchmond and Dauvie Railroad. An omnibns viii
~ ~ mo
NO pains will be spared to render the stay OF tho
guests as and as delightful as at sny other
watering place in Virginia The water is msrkabIs
for It's peculiar sanative qualities 1t possesses tbs
same properties us the waters of the Whte SuIuhnI
only not so strong. f''
p The useu-ents are the Bowling Alley ana tos
Ball Room ~ ~
The propuetors are determined to close the Bar on
the sabbath, and under circumstances to keen il
days. " Ns VAC "0eN
Here the man of business may find pleasant rs-
treat from the noise aud hustle of the city, and az
the same time be within three hours ride on The cars
OF the Capital of the State.
, Our terms for board are as follows:
Board per month. sos M
~ 90 Week..' 100
T,l:t w. ia 1S1
Chlidren under II years of age and Servants, half
price. '
Meals sent to rooms will be charged extra, exoept
in sickness 'NF
N. F. & H. c. WILSON, Proprietor,.
je 2l-d&clm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-06-28

MORTALITY IN NEW YoRK.-The number of
deaths in New York for the week ending Saturday
last was 437-an increase of II over the preceding
week. Ofthe number, 23f were under 10 years of
age There were As cholera cases-a decrease of
l2 from the preceding week.
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NOTICE.-Wisbing to chance nv bu

NOTICE.-WishiDg to change my busi
~ ness offer for sale, privately my LOT, STORE
and DWELLING HOUSE in the town of Warren.
containing about six of first low grounds
situated Immediately on the canal The Dwelling
House has six rooms-the Storehouse large and con-
venent and first rate stand for selling goods also
another House and Lot containing about two acres
which would SUIT mechanic with small family
Either of the above named Lots will sell low, and
terms accommodating.
r A PERKINS,
Warren P. o, Abemarle Co, Va je 20-d& &wtlS