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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-20

ANECDoTE OF BISHOP WHELAN.-A correspon
dent of the New York Herald, writing from Wheel
ing, tells the following story about Bishop Whelan,
formerly of this city:
Wheeling is celebrated for its bridge, and boasts
rather plain but large Roman Catholic cathedral.
Apropos OF the latter the inhabitants relate, that
when the spire was fniehed, (Which is very lofty }
no one OF the workmen was found bold enough to
plant the cross upon the ball, whereupon the Bsh-
op himself, who had labored like a mason in the
erection of the building, ascended to the ball,
mounted upon it, stood balancing himself at the
giddy height till he had acquired his equilibrium
amid the breathless horror OF the multitude below,
who expected each instant to see him fall, planted
the cross with his hands in the socket prepar-
ed for it, and safely descended. 1t is probable that
few American prelates have ever been in a more
elevated position. This bishop, DR.. Whelan, is an
American by birth, and rara asis among Catholic
bishops 10 this country-an old fashioned whig in
politics.
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FATAL ACCIDENT.-Franz ]. Hotter, a tobacco.
mist, residing in New Orleans was so badly burned
few evenings siuce, by the explosion of a cam
phene lamp, thathe died on the following day. He
engaged in lighting the lamp at the time, when
accidentally, the flames caught the combustible
matter, and the lamp exploded.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-20

SUICIDE BY HANGING-A young woman, named
Bridget Cuff, committed suicide yesterday, at her
residence No. % Mulberry street, by hanging her.
self The act seemed to have been prompted by i'll
treatment at the hands of a man with whom she
lived, and for whose arrest she had made an ua-
successful application.-N Y Herald, 17th.
The above is an evidence that slavery of the
worst sort exists at the North. Instances of the
bad treatment of servants there are common
enough, although they do not always find their way
into the papers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-20

SEWING HINEs.-Having had
many applications for, and enquiries respecting Sew
ing Machines, rave been induced to examine
closely into the merits OF the herent manufactures
and for the year past have spent much time in order
to Itain which kid wCnd be best adapted TO the
South, for ell general purposes, and am happy
to inform the public that have taken the agency
the sale of Hunts Machines which, for capacity,
FHcity. durability and cheapness, cannot be
passed whilst they warranted to turn off work
equal to any in use. Price So and S85.
z. HORTON KEACH,
10 Its 81 Main street
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FATAL AFFRAY.-A quarrel took place at the ma
val asylum, Philadelphia, on the evening of the
10th, between two pensioners named Brussock and
w. c. Riggs The latter, who was one of Decatur's
crew at Tripoli was knocked down and killed.
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THE WORCESTER RIoTKRs-The examination
of Foster, Rowland, and Others on the charge of
riot in the case of Asa o. BUtman, commenced last
Wednesday in Worcester Mass. The Boston
Journal says:
1t will be recoected that, on a previous exami
nation, Foster acknowledged no law save the
" higher law the officers of the Court being
obliged to remove him to jail in a helpless condi
ton. He came into court without assistance hav.
ing found during his confinement that there are
other laws besides those recognized by him He
declined to enter any plea, and the Judge entered
it not guilty" He appeared in his own defence,
with his wife, Abby Kelly Foster as associate -
The Court decided that she could not act in that
capacity, and a seat was provided for her outside
the bar. Joseph A. Howand (who made the COM
plant against Asa o. Buman) was called, and de-
cined to enter any plea declaring that the charge
was false. Plea OF "not guilty was entered by
bis wife, as adviser. A seat was also provided tor
her outside the bar.
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SPECIAL NoTIcus
NEW DEp.RrMKNrs-Tbe .nh.c,

NEW DEPARTMENTS The suhscrihers
have opened aud oer for sale Of the v.rv
IN THE NEW PART OF THEIR STORE
CQ KT AIN OOODS-snd Trinnrnins 20 tiucludipg
up)
FURS-of the very best kirds
greater facilities for exhibiting hes Induced them To
oher some OF the very best things in the county.
n THOS X PRICE l. co.
iheiT general stock Ia kept constantly full of the
m st desirable styles, and they were never better
prepared TO meet the w,nts Of these wo need the
best things at the lowest prices. ol4-lw
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NORTH CAROLINA LEcIsLArURK.-The Legisla
ture of North Carolina meets at Raleigh to-day
Two United States Senators ara to be chosen. one
in the seat made vacant by the expiration of the
term of Mr.. w. P. Mangum, and the other to succeed
Mr.. Badger whose term expires on the fourth Of
March next
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CINCINNATI MONEY AFFAIRs.-A despatch from
Cincinnati says money matters are at present quiet
there and are assuming settled appearance. No
farther failures announced and the indications
are that the worst il over
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A NEW CATECHISM-

ErRUIT TREES.-The subscribers are
prepared to execute, at short notice. orders for
Fruit I. ees from the celebrated Nursery of Joseph
Sinton Sons. of Henrico county. Va. The known
superiority of their Trees those of Norther IN
growth, and THE CERTAINTY OF GETTING WHAT IS
ORDERED TO THE LETTER, should alone Gndepen.
dent of patronizlg own citizens) be an induce
ment for the farmers of cur State to purchase at
home.
Catalogues containing instructions for planting can
at all times be had On application at our store, will
be sent by mail free of postage
Address C. J. SINTON l. CO.,
no Is II NJ ain street.
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COOKING RANGES, HOT AIR FUR
IMAGES. &c.-We are now putting up MOTIFS
PATENT TUBULAR OVEN RANGE, with and
without boilers sttached. This Range 10 not sur.
passed by any in this country for cooking, or for its
economy in fuel.
Also Wster Closets, Stationary Wash STANDS bs
thing Fixture for hot and cold water all OF which
we will put up and warrant to give satisfacton:
We also pu' up CHILSON'S PATENT HOT-Alk
'FIJRNACE. which, for it's durability, economy In
fuel and the great amount of fresh air heated and
distributed trough the regsters 10 unequaiied BY
'AS iN'A"S' q. A. BARGAMIN, JR.,
mbe5 20I corner of Main and 10th sts.
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HAIR CUTTING.--Citizens and Strangers
visiting the city, wishing get their Hair in the
latest and most approved style, would advise them
TO call On HOBSON, under the American Hotel,
trance on lIth street
N. B.-Hot, Cold ard Shower Baths can be had ct
all hours Single Bath 25c-, or Tickets for 81
Ii
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THE WRECK OF THE NEW ERA-A despatch
from Deal Beach, NJ dated Nov. II, says THE
New Era remains in the same position, with her
mssts still standing and her hull out OF water The
sea was so high yesterday that she could not be
boarded, but it is smoother this morning. One
hundred and sixty bodies have been picked up in
all, and it is doubtful if any more will be found
here, as the current has changed All the valua
bles and clothing are in the hands of coroner Wool
ev
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WEAK, nervous, depressed in spirits and
a prey 10 innumersbe mental as we'll as physical
evils the victim dyspepsia is indeed object of
comrnseraon. Yet it is absurd for him to despair.
We care not how low weak, nervous and irritable
he may be, the cordial properties Of HooFLAND's
GERMAN BITTERs, prepared By DR.. G. M. Jackson,
Philadelphia stronger than the many headed
monster which is preying upon his body and mind !;
and il he chooses to try them, we will insure q
speedy cure.
Agents for this city-Messrs. PURCELL, LADD
Co, and BENNETT BEERS Druggists.
JS-2w
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NOTICE-Mr r. M. Burton having by
IN Deed dated - day of September, 1854 and re.
cord in the Clerks Office of the Hustng Court
Richmond conveyed to US in trust for the benefit Of
his creditors, all debts due to him by Bond, Note
Open Account, otherv Use, hereby require eli
persons indebted to him to settle their respective
debts with with him, who is authorized
agent. with little delay passbe, sh Longer
indulgence will not be given.
JAMES DUNLOP, lr,r,t.s,
Sc 22-ts JAMES ALLEN, AiossoeS'
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APPoINTMENT.-John savie Lamley, late of the
British legation at St Petersburg has been appoint
ed Secretary of the British legation at Washing.
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CONSTITUTIONS that have been nearly
worn out from Dyspepsia and Dsordered Bowels and
LiVaT, cen be entirely cured by the regular of
BAKERS PREMIUM BiTTERS To be had of
all the principal Druggists in Virginia
Orders will be promptly filed, by addressing
noI8 4. BAKER, Richmond, Va.
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TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOU
l. SAND DOLLARS.--RICHMONDA AND DAN
VILE RAILROAD COMPANY.-Two hundred
and fifty thousand dollars mortgsged Bonds of the
Richmond and Danville Railroad Company are now
offered for sale, made redeemable in five years from
the date thereof and the interest payable semi-an-
nually at the Office of the company in Richmond.
This amount being obtained, the road will be COM
pleted to Danvle in twelve months from this time.
Persons desiring to invest, apply either at the
Office of the Company; to " Witcher, President; to
James Brown, Jr.. or Robt. Fl Maury.
jy l. 6md P. VAN DEURSON, Treasurer.
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RAILROAD ExcURsIos.-1he railroad excurtion.
lists from Baltimore, had grand reception at Gin
cinnati. Most of them have returned, highly
pleased with their trip.
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DORTABLE STEAM ENGINES, CIR
Il CULAR SAW-MILLS, &C The subscriber rs
are prepared to f1rnish Portable ana Stationary
Steam En gines, Circular SswMiils and all other de-
scrptiobs of Machinery, with dispatch, ard warrant
ed of best materials and workmanship, at their works
Cary at, next TO the City Gas Works
&C 9-3m BURR ETTEEGER
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THIRTY FIVE THOUSAND DOL

HNHIRTY FIVE THOUSAND DOL
\ LARS WORTH OF DRY GOODS, AT AND
BELOW COST FOR CASH.-For the purpose of
closing copartne1shp will from this day, of.
fer entire stock of DRY GOODS, at and below
cost for cash.
The stock is nearly new, having been recently
pure hased the most favorable terms, aud consists
Of the usual variety of FANCY AND STAPLE
GOODS, kept in first class Dry Goods establish
ment.
Those in want OF really desirable Goods would 10
well give early call, the assortment is now
very complete, and such opportunity for BAR
GAINS ID but rarely offered
WARREN l. PERKINS.
I'LL No. LII EAGLE Snure.
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THE DAILY DISPATCH

~ The circulation of the DAILY DISPATCH
Richmond combined
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-20

EXCELSIOR WORKS. CORNER 7TH
H AND MAIN STREETS, RICHMOND, VA.-The pro.
pre tor of the above works is prepared to Plane
and Saw LUMBER, of various kinds in the beststyie
and on the most reasonable terms.
He has on hand quantity of Dressed FLOORING,
of various qualities.
PANNEt STUFF, both of Northern and Virginia
Pine, ready dressed which he offers at a low price.
SASHES, DOORS and BLINDS kept on hand and
made order at prices that cannot fail to give salts
faction
Orders solicited and will be thankfully received:
mylS VIM. FORBES
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EISK'S PATENT METALLIC BURIAL

hand assortment of these BURIAL CASES
They extensively used, and possess vantageS
all other Collins for transportation, posting
in vaults or for ordinary interments They made
of the most imperishabe materials, aud are ena-
meiled inside and out 40 prevent corTosion. When
properly cemented the bodies of the dead enclosed
Ia Them free from irruption of water, closed
against insects, and may without offensive odor he
transported TO distant places. The remains of Cal
h0un, Clay and Webster, were entombed in cofins
of this kind.
The subscriber has also a lsrse supply of WOOD
COFFINS, and keeps on hand SHROUDS and every
requisite for Funerals He will attend Funerals and
furnish both Hesrses and Carriages.
&C 2o-Sm ], A. BELVIN, Governor st.
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THE VALLEY OF VIRGINIA FIRE AND Ma
RINE INSURANCE COMPANY-cspital $500 900
office 14th street. next to the Post Office. This
Company insures against loss damage by fire in the
city or country, Real and Personal Property, incu-
ding vessels and cargoes in port on voyage.
au 25-3m o. +. BRESEE, Actuary.
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4 NTHRACITE COAL.-A cargo best
IN RED Al Anthracite Coal, daily sxpsctsd and
rs. iiI And Il Ia their interest to aend 10 their ot-
ders. noIi JOHN w WRIGHT co.
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A CARD.-Having to go West about the
middle of November, will give attention to any bu
siness entrusted in that section. Communica-
tIons may be addressed to at Chicago Illinois,
through the house of Messrs Warren l. Perkins, in
Richmond. JOHN D. WARREN,
oc 20 dim Atty at Law.
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MR.. SOULE AND THE FRENCH GOVERN
MENT

mENI.
The statement that the French Government had
revoked the order denying Mr.. Soule passport
through France, is fully confirmed. The Wash.
ington Union, in announcing the intelligence, says
In announcing this agreeable intelligence, we
learn it was the opinion of those who had the hest
means OF forming correct judgment upon the
case, that the refusal of the French government to
permit Mr. Soule to enter into France, which, un.
explained, certainly appeared to be act of die
ments towards the United States was the result of
erroneous Impressions, and that, when the matter
was fully examined, the order would be revoked
We are rejoiced to be able to announce that this
expectation has been realized. Mr.. Soule has not
only permission to enter into France but has pro-
baby availed himself of it, and ia on his return to
Madrid. This Information was received by the
last steamer, just in time to be forwarded to the
United States, unaccompaned by any explanation
which alluded to it.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-20

SALE OF MENAGEarE ANIMALS, &c.-The ami
mails composing Barnum's late travelling menage-
ric were sold at auction, In Williamsburg, N. York,
last week.
The male and female giraffe, now on exhibition
at the museum, were bid iE by Barnum at $500
The rhinoceros was not sold. nobody wanting the
animal Seven elephants, which cost s2l 900, were
knocked down for $4,000, to Mr.. 8. b Howes
royal Bengal tiger an African lioness, big black
bear, a couple OF spotted byenas, with some mon
keys, were rebought for s2500. Mr.. Howes also was
the purchaser Tom Thumbs carriages. one OF
which was presented by Queen Victoria, were sold
-one for $35 the other for $40 After the sale was
over. Barnum bought back one of the elephants,
which he said he wanted to employ ON histsrm at
Iranistan
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lust RECEIVED by Adams & Co.'S

lust RECEIVED by Adams & Co.'s
- Express
500 embroidered inside Capes, at Sl-worth 81
French Gin ghams fast colors double width, at l34
cents per yard
Colored and Black Bonnet Velvets
Do do Silk Velvets, for Cioaks
Brocade and Plaid Silks-an extensive variety
Cloth Velvet and Merino Cloaks
Ladies' Corsets at 81 per pair
One case Whi Wool Flannels, at Is cents-worth
Is Sd per ysrd. 49,
And variety of other seasonable Go0ds-to which
we invite the attention of the ladies.
no IL BART MOSES. 6S Main st.
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CURE OF DYSPEPSIA, PILES, &c.-We
ask every and of common sense, if
HAMPTON'S TlNCTUkE could make so many
cures, if there not real virtue in it. 1t is the
great nvigorator and restorative and fer Coughs
Bronchitis Rheumatism, and OF ali Nervous Diseases
and Female Complaints.
RINGGoLD, Washington co.. April Is, 1854.
MesSys Mortimer and Monbrdy-Desr Slrs. l was
induced bv friend of mine to try HAMPTON'S
VEGETABLE TINCTURE for Dyspepsia with
which afflicted, in Its most aggravated and dis
tressingf purchased and used one bottle. and
it entirely cured have induced others to thy it.
most of whom, if not all, speak highly of it; and
would say TO those who have Dyspepsia, if they will
use Hampton's Vegetable Tpcture, it will certainly
cure them. YouIs, with great respect,
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n OF ICE ALI persons having claims
~ sssinst the Estate Of HENLEY ID. CLoPToN, de-
ceased will prese them ne; and al indebted 10
s4id estate, will settle imme edsteiy, longer ndul
gence cannot be allowed.
F. A J. CLOPTON,
drn'r If HepTsy II floDfou 6acsd
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RrHGGoLD, Nd, June 18th, Il

Mesrs Mortimer and Moicbray-Gents: l have
been afflicted with the Piles for some years, and
could get nothing to help me, until friend advised
me to try Hampton's Vegetable Tincture purchas-
ed two bottles d before l had used them both, /
was entirely cured of this most troublesome disease
All who plagued with the Piles, would do well to
give the Tincture q trial
Yours, most respectfully, JNo MENTZER
Sold in Richmond by o. A. .sTRECKER and UR-
CELL. LADD l. CO., and by all the Druggists in
Petersburg and elsewhere Call and get Pamphlets
gratis. oc 3l-d&cts
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THE CHOLERA AT CoRUNNA.-Accounfs from
Corunna Spain, represent the cholera a. raging
furiousy there In the night of the els to the 22d
126 persons died in that town. On the s2d, 200
were attacked, and the mortality was terrible. In
the prison and barracks great many perished-
Nine physicians had died. The town was almost
abandoned; the streets were deserted, the houses
closed; and the dead lay unburied. To add to the
dismay Of the unfortunate Inhabitants the author.
ines had abandoned their post, flying from this new
plague. nis ssla % tns. tns me- Countess OF Nina made
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OFFICE r. r l. p. r. r. COMPANY,l
RICHMOND, Oct. II, 1854. !
TyEN nOTI,ARS REWARD Ranawa-

II VEN DOILAhD NE WAItD.-hdndWdy w
Il from the service of the Richmond, Frederick
burg and Potomac Railroad Company. on the ID of
October, a slave named GEORGE GAINES. He 10
about feet inches in height, brown skin. with
bead his chin. and sometimes hesltates when
spoken TO-. He 10 absut 20 so years Of age He
has vile LIVING st MI Henry aeorsss u Ca.1nns anns
mond w N. BRAGG.
oc IS Supt. Of Road.
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NEW GOODS, NEW GOODS just
IN received by steamer, still further additions to
our stock, making it, we think, complete In all its
parts We call attention TO goods, knowing them
10 be first rate In every particular and selling at
prices TO suit the purses OF all
GROsHONG, TUPMAN CO.,
M IA 81 Main street
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o. H. CHARLEY, General Agent and Col
ector, 18th street. between Main and Cary, the
store of g. r. Peake. Refers to Messrs c. T. Wor-
than Co.. Williams l. Brother Butler Tinsley,
J. II. Claiborne, g. K. Peake J. B. Sclater and Dr.
w. A. Paterson. SO lS-Sn
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F. M. RoBERrsoN, Draper and Tailor
Governor street, opposite the Dispatch Office, Rich
mon6, Va. Sc 9-d3m
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TRAGIC SroRY.-A late number of the Texas
State Gazette relates the following
A daughter of Daniel Merrill of Liberty. had the
misfortune to bestow her love upon william, who
succeeded in marrying her. After few years OF
infamous conduct, the wretch, whose name was
McCrory, abandoned her, and not content with
leaving her to the cold Inercies of the world took
with hin their daughter the only offspring of the
i'll starred match. Mr.. Merrill pursued him, and
seeking to evade his pursuer, McCrory pushed on
to the sea coast still carrying with him the child
At this time, as though Heaven had chosen to wreak
vengeance upon him; the awful storm took place
which swept away the town of Matagorda and
everything in its path. 1t was during this terrible
visitation that he found himself near the bay, and
placing the child in temporary place of safety,
he undertook to brave the maddened clements in
reaching the town. Night set in, and while dark
enveloped the earth either the sudden rise of
the ocean or the overwhelming blasts of the wind,
become The avenging arm OF his injured wife, and
snote him to the duet His body was afterwards
recognized horribly nutilated, and the child was
rescued alive to gladden. the face ofits mother.
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OTICE.-S. Merchant y Welsigef.
IL ~ 40 = .ir s.yest have on hsud very iAfss
sfook Of Ready Msde Clothins. Of their eva NAM
f.eturs. which will be sola q sns sdsssss ~ os me
No Il 3. MERcAANT& wEiSi0Eh,
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THO ALL PERSONS INDEBTED TOJ.
l. B. STEGAL-Ths trustees hereby nouiY Joy;
that ALL debts Ana TO Mr. atsssl. remaining unpaid
ON the first day Of December next W, shsn ss pat
In suit. THE InySs
lift N =. y. ctsee..
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LARUs & SHINE, AuctiOneers and Com
mission Merchants, will attend to a sales of Real
and Personal Estste stock sales of Dry Goods Gro
ceTies. Boots and Shoes, House Furniture. &c. &c.
oc lS-ts JAMES N. SHINE, r. C. LARUs
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DIR. J.. K. WELLFORD, proposes to prac-
tce the several branches of MEDICINE. in the city
of Richmond.
Applications left at the Exchange Hotel, at his
office Bank street. Ninth, will be attended to.
&C 23-lmE
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TWENTY-FIVE DO ID A Il . RE-
WARD -Ransway from the subscriber. on
Tuesday morning, the nh instant, bis negro woman,
LAVINIA She s about Y years OF age feet nigh,
and NJ a brown skin; has one tooth broke out and
several Others decayed in front She 10 from Rich
mond County, where think she will try and get to
She was purchased from Mr.. L. Fl. Dix Of Lancaster
C. Ii though she formerly belonged to Mrs. Mont
gomery of Richmond couaty will give the above
reward OF Twenty-Five Dollars for her apprehension
and delivery to me. for her confinement In any
Jail 90 that can get her.
~ All expenses paid.
nos ALEX. HILL, Richmond, Va.
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UO-PARTNERSHIP NOTICE-I ha,

NO-PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.-I have
~ this day taken my son, PETER J. CREW, in
co-partnership with in the business Of mannfac-
turing Soap aud Candies. Tie business will here
after be conducted under the and style Of
G. CREW SON. Thankful for past isvoTs / hope
for continuance Of the patronage of the public
II shall be the endesvor Of tie trnl To keep the
replIau Of the concern 70. the quality ofthe Soap
and Candies heretofore manufactured by
COR. CREW.
Richmond Nov 9Th, 1854 no 14-lw+