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NEW STORE.

Third Door South Of The Torn Hall
and nearly opposite lindal ef Watsop
Ts1E subscriber would respectfully in.
l. form the citizens Of Sumtervile and
the public generally, thai he has opened at.
the above place general assortment of
Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes. Hats and
Caps. Hardware, Crockeryware, &c. &c.
A.so, A Choice lot of Family Groceries OF
every description, with Fruit Of various,
kinds, su u as Oranges, Apples, Lemons,
&c. &c, which he will sell very low for
Calh.
j. BARRET.
Nov. @, 1863 8 "
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$1OO Reward.

MO hU w Al on last Tuesday the
~ 18th instant, my Boy RICHARD. a
.-A-1white uuIatlo. about five feet three
or four inches high, tolcrahly stout built,
about twcn two years old with straight
light coloIcd hair. has very suky APP
pcarance, and answers quick and short
when spoken to said hoy has Il short thick
foot, his hands short and thick, chubby
fingers. He had the scar O: a blister on
his forehead just above The eye brows, he
may try to hide it by wearing Lis cap or
hat down over his forehead. He y IL be
sure to pass himself r. n white man for
he is very white and has been taking great
care of his skin for some lime. When he
left he had cloth cap, black coat and n
dark colorcd pair of pants. He will be
sure to change his cap and clothes as soon
as he can; he also wears his hair in front
straight down to hide the scar oi the blis-
ter. He is a shoemaker by trade, though
he may not go at the business, expecting
that he will he SO advertised.
The above reward OF One Hundred
Dollars will be paid for his delivery in any
jail in The State. He will be sure To give
himself another name.
JAMES LOWRY.
Bradleyville, Sumter District, S. C.
May 2htn, 1852 30-,f
sY" Camden Journal and Cheraw Ga
zcltc publish five times.
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DYSPEPSIA!
CAN BE CUREGDl

DELO1lN1E'S BAUM DE VIE" or J,,Isom or
Lille Il, alter trial of upwards Of twenty ve,rs
In great variety of cases, confidently red IN
the public, especially to those afflicted with tile
most distressing complaint, Us Il SURF. and sn,rJv
relief for their suflerings.
Read the following certificates. Ihcy nrc
from gentlemen Of high standing and rcstinp
in your immediate vicinity. They are but one
or two of the many in our possession all extull-
ing the healing virtues Of this 10 Use the word,
Of q grateful Dispcptic who was cured by ilr
usc) most precious compound.
Certificate from the Req. IIdriwH Spain.
SUMTERvILLE,. =. &. Jan. l3,h 1853
Mr.. CHAs. DELoRME.
Dear Sir: Last Spring ] used Two small bot
Ties Of your l'alsam of Life; and experienced
much benefit. took il two or three times dali
ly, n tcnspounful ut dose in Il wine glass of
water.
1t acted on my liver, ana impaired healthy
tone TO all my digestive organs, rciicrinr me OF
distressing hcn,liclr, and many other disagreed.
BILE dySpcpfic svmtons.
tSigncdl H. SPAIN.
Mr.. CHAS DELORME:
DEAR Slit take great plea sure in recon-
mcnding your "Baume dc Vie" which have
often used, and Arrays with decided relief,
when suffering from attacks of Dyspepsia. AT
once slimn liant, tonic and catlar;ic, I am sat
islicd il will prove cmincn,ly scrviccable to all
who are afflicted with Dyspepsia. Its general
Introduction throughout the country will be n
public benefit.
To keep Il supply constantly on hand, which
| would II OF exchange for all the Anti dyspcp-
tic nostrunls from Maine to Texas.
Yours respectfully,
tSigncd JOHN W. ERWIN.
For sale by,
MILLER g. BEITToN, -
DR.. w. j. DAEGAN, g. Co, S"''t '''''e'
(" " NJ. a. higgins, Darlington C.. III.
=" DR.. }. L. Byrd, Iimmonsvillc,
And by Druggists generally.
BOATWRIGIIT IL BARKULOO.
Wholesale Agents, Columbia, s. c.
November . 2 IF
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Veterinary Surgeon.

ROBERT w. ANDREWS notofies the
citizens OF this, and the adjoining Districts,
that he has removed his Stables near the De-
pot Of the w. e. NJ. . II. Road, where he is ready
at all tires to take charge of diseased Horses
for moderate charge ; in all cases where there
is no cure no pay will be expected He also
Depot, und expects shortly 10 receive n New
Omnibus for that purpose. Goods he viii! haul
at the old rate of 10 cents per package, and
sollclts the patronage Of tho public.
Feb. %, 1853 lT,f
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Negro Shoes.

The subscriber has made arrangements for
the manufacture of from Four TO Five Thousand
pairs of the above article by theFALL. For
eteremrs rss = Us 10 % %qaa,yi nc Mon.u respectfully
of him, to those who patronized him las, year
As TO price, hn will guarantee them as low us
can be otferded
May % j MORGAN.
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batrIy Discovered. and First p"b'shcd in
thc Recent O,ri"i Etiiva of Mc Pmis
Works
nm aia % nnI!
N COL. Gown,
A,,l,c,.n asld lU.cr,r. al ms nurd-
Yet am nul cast down.
I am weak, vet strong
mnrmnr not that no longer see
Poor old aud helpless, The more belong,
Father Supreme to thee!
O mcrriiul One
When men are arhcsI, then thou art near:
When :r" nds pas, hy-my weakness shu.-
Thy chariot hear
Thy glorious face
Is leaning towards mc-an its holy lirl,i
Shines in upon my lonely dwelling place,
aud there is nc more night.
On my hcn,!cd knee
recognize Thy purpose clearly shown
My VISION Thou has dimulcd that may sec
Thysclt, TlyseIG alone.
have nanehl to fear:
This darkness is the shadow of Thy wing
beneath It am aimnS, sacrrd--hcrr
Can come no evil thing.
Oh seem TO stand
Trembling where foot of mortal nc'cr hatl.
been,
Wrapped in the radiance of thy sincss
land,
Which eye hath never seen.
Visions come and GO
Shapes OF rcspcndant beauty round me
,hrOnr-
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NOiCe,

ALI. persons who nrc in my debt fec,
Will please 10 come forward. aud pay il 10 me
For am now out OF the in!ul.ing mood.
And couldn't wait longer. indeed. if would ;
The Sheriff has got me, with harness on back ;
And soon I'm To trot on II very rough track
lfmy friends don't come forward and give
me n lift,
I'll 90 to the devil. sonn. all in drift.
Bn rather than go io him. so early. hark vc
I'll give we hi, Of n hint; now mark me
II you don I pay up, right under your noses.
III take all your papers, and give them 10
Moses
And then, oh, then, yonll get your farm
In hell, he'll roast you like Il hcrin.
j. 5. RICH. VI. u.
Clarendon, Feb, s, 1854 Is If
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To Rent.

A Comodious and comfortable Dwelling
II House, with a basement apartment
and good out buildings. The House is
situated on Washington Street convenient
for business. TO good tenant it will be
rontcd low. For terms apply to
J. r. LOGAN.
Sumtervillo, Jan. 11ht, 1854. LIFT.
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BROWNING & LEMAN,"
IMPORTERS or
French, Hsriiis, and German
DIR GOODS.
2o9 and 2l1 King-sreet cornor of Mar
ket Street,
RJESJ'D & {,

2O9 and 2l1 ISing-sreet cornor of Mar.
ket Street,
CHiRLE.STON, s. E.
EtARPETINGS- 9 plys, Brus.
" sells Tapestry and Nclvcts.
CURTAIN MATERIALS, in silk, Satin,
and Worstcd
CURTAIN CAMBRICs and MUsLINs, in
large variety.
EMBROIDERED LACE and MUSLIN
CURTAINS, all styles.
GILT CORNlCES, in nII the new desrns
., CURTAIN GiMrS, HOLDERS, LOOPS,
TASSELS. &c,
DRArERi CORDS and BELL ROPES,
in all varieties.
BRITISH and AMERICAN FLOOR OIL
SILVER aml GILT s'rA,i RODS and
STAIR CARPEIlNGS. Of nll styles.
WILTON, VELVET, and ADMINISTER
RUGS, in great variety.
PLANTATION OOLENS-B Ian.
kETS, PLAINS. KERSENS, CAPS &c.
Red and White FLANNELS, SllIRTINGS.
&c.
COTTON OSNABURGS, of all tie hos,
Southern makes.
English and American COTTON FLAN.
NELS.
French. English. and American PRINTS
LINENS OF, RICHARDSON'S smperinr
make, for Shcciings Shirtings. Pillow Cases,
Table )nn,asks, Doylics, Napkins, Towcllinrs,
llnckainu lis, Fruit Cloths, b. l.. Diapcrs.
Grass Cloths. &c.
CLOTHS, CASSIMERS and VESTINGS.
Of best French Goods.
SERVANTS CLOTHS, in all the shades of
English Goods.
SATINETS, TWEEDS, JEANS and LIN.
SEiS, of all qualities ami styles
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Rich Dress Goods,

In SILKS. TISSUES, BAREGES, GREN
AD1NES. MUSI.lNS, &c.
BDMBAIlNES, AIPACAS and MOURN
ING GOODS. in great variety.
EMBRtNDERS and LACE GOODS, ofcv-
cry dcscripiinn
EVENING DRESS Goods in Great variety,
constantly received
All The above are of our own
DIRECT APPROPRIATIONS,
and "fltrcd at tile LOWEST MARKET Prices.
TERMS.-Cash, or City Acceptance.
u The one price system strictly ad
hrrcd to, and all Gnels War antch
BROWNING; & LEMAN.
Charleston, S. c., JAM 9th, 1854 ii If
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Important Notice,

FELLOW CTriXENS:- i, is n painful task
10 dun, but stern necessity and Your negligence
and lorgctulncss, demand II.at | should remind
Ill those indebted to IN. ciihcr by note or ac-
count, to come oiaW with The chink hides or
corn nj the mill, on or before The frst Monday
Ill March next, Ia save yourselves OF displcas-
urc and to cheat Lawyers, ShcriIs and petty
Constabes out Of cost, for
At the loss of penny
You'll grumblc and groan,
AS though the rhcunatics
Were piercing each bone.
The ghost ofbad shillings
Forever yon will haunt,
And You shake, least tomorrow
Should bring you to want.
c-| Pay up, and save costs, and there will
yet be n crust left you.
WM FRANCIS BUTLER.
Jan. 25, 1851 l3 If.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
In EquitV---Sumter District,

~ July -OulilLei ulStilCLr
John J. conyrrs and
Julia a. his wife,
John Blakcly and { and Relief
lsahc la +. his wife,
and others.
III appearing TO my satisfaction that
Thomas +. Dickcy, Robt. NJ. G. Wnher-
spoon, and Joseph Montgomery, Defend
ants i'll the above stated case, reside out
OF the limits of the State of South Carroll
ma, on motion of Band;ng & DcSaussurc,
Compartments Solicitors
II is ordered that he dn appear, and an
swcr, plead or dcmur to the SAID BILL within
three months after the publication OF this
notice, or ali order pro conGcsso thereon
will be entered against him.
Also, ordered that the above order he
published for three months in one Of the
Gazeits of the District.
w. T.. B. IiAYNSWORTH
Commissioner in Equity.
Jam. II, 1881. ii :3n
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CURE FOR DIAERlIAE.- Various cy.
Pcrlments detailed in an exchange, 90
to prove that this trouble some disease
may be eflectna!ly cured by the use Of
strawberry leaves. In the most severe
cases, and after other vel! tried RENE
dies aay have failed u tea Of strawberry
feaves has checked tile disease in few
hours, and restored the patient to
hoakh, For light attacks, instead of
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TAicA'ety Fork, s. G.

AN ExTRAoRDISARy DISCOVERY
The attention ofmcn Of science, in
Paris: has been drawn to an cxtranr.
dInary discovery made in ncighboring
department.. a grave digger in throw
ing up some Garth, carIe ',pnn a body
IN State of perfect pre>crvaiion.-
Ons.examinatioh it proved to be that
OF an individual buried thirty seven
years ago.-lle had died from the
ei1ects Ola bite ofa mad dog. The
shroud and coffin had fallen to dust, but
the body remained intact. This is the
third exhumat;on made within thirty
years, of bodies the victim of hydro.
pllobia, under similar circumstances
and it would really seem that they
were beyond the reach of dccomposi.
ton: The registry Of death was con
suited, and no mention ofthe cmbalm-
mcnt of the body was found. .-RcpuJLc.
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NJ AIlRIAGE,
happiness and Competence
WHY IS TT

"tf Is III
That behold many females In the ntridan OF
fe broken he r4l aud spirits with compile alton Of
aud ailments tlem of the for the
q spirits aud happy serenity Of ind. afisiug from
d; ION Of health should be predominant.
Many Of the Of her sueTinYs NJ frst-pefhaps
ysa Srloe pei,I. during Ehood or the ,. Sein q
aud OF couise neglected.
IN AFTER YEARS,
When too late to be by our know dre we look
au mourn and regret the fa consequences OF onr
What would often giyo 10 possess, in early life
.mr @ SiowiedEe we obtain in AFTER years. And what day.
sno i2hts OF anguish might have been spared il
the knowledge was timely possessed. II is
MELANCHOLY AND STARTLINa
To behold the sickness and ,ueIing endured bv many
miis to many years. from simple and controilabe
easily rincdi,d-or better stili-not incurred ifeTery
WIFE AND MOTHER
Poised the inf"Imson contained In little volume
("i'hn the reach Of ally which would pare TO hsnrr
YEARS OF DIIsERY,
And to her Husband the toll aud anxiety OF mind
necs'ar,ly der9lrinY upon him from sickness Of the ifc
without giving him the opportunity Of acquiring that COM
sion OF which would secure the happiness of hm,eIr
wife. and children. ''
SECURE THE MEANS OF IIAPPINEsg
By becoming in time possessed Of the knowledge the
Mant OF which has caused the sickness and poverty ot
Ia view Of such consequences, wife or mother in
ercusAbic il she neglect avail herself OF that know.
edge !" rs'Sct TO herself which would spare her much
suffering be the Of aud rity 10 he,
M M>band aud confer upon her children that above
r'! rricr-hrslihy bodies. with healthy minds. That
Knowledge IS contained in little work entitled ~
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VERY WIFE AND HUSBAND
PONDER:
"~c FOR 1SnOrPncc. HvIscn Ignorance
a. Misery to those hold ncnr and
d""". mud when to ,iispcl our TG"ornnce
Is within our reach.
T" enable, every 10 decide upon The indit
.,*"bl nrr"ssity Of possessing copy. and that mo-
wif.. or mother need remain uniformed upon the
iany causes. which, sooner later, destined 10
iakc fearful ravngcs upon her health unless guarded
I ainst. and that no c0nsdernie and nfrrc.l',r.ie
husband have cnuse to up5rnid himself will, nrElec
h The welfare Of his wiic-a pamphlet of hiIiy-s1
lasrs, continuing f'N ?THe-rn0e and Indesr Of Coz
'"";s together with extracts from The book. will be
nj f't" "t cfHIgt T. any part of the United States
addressing postpaid, ~ herein.
Knowledge Is Happiness, = IL
r"hlc 10 be ignusnnf.
- on receipt OF One Dollar (Err Il, i 4,
IN extra bulinsl "TllE MARRIED WnNI%>
iElNATE MEDICAL COMPANION L sen! E,.,H
II fr'":) 10 any part OF the United States. u e.
"rs r,rst be postpaid. and addressed To DR.. 4.
dAUE!CEAU, Box 1924. New Y"rk City. rubi;st
~ uGace. No. 1873 Liberty Street. New York.
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p - DG-n.r,
Lis,c~ Hgiliors in his old Age.
y + l. /: Z = l. u y

"71tsN"3 I"r1IVla III 1T" VII ENssV.
LairIy Discovered. and First p"bishcd in
The Recent Ori"i Ediiya 0t Mc Poci'S
Works
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-25
ARRIVALS AT TIE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
Yesterday

UNITED STATES HoTEL-Dr Pretlow. South
amp sm3ptop g an Mtehell staunton; Graves. Cha,
Durkin. Tsliaferro, Petersburg; B Lindsav,
Myers: Wingfeh and lady, N Y; R Rowland,
R,W Grsves CD: City; Peters and family. Bait;
City; T + Barnard, Portsmouth; Grump, New
Kent; W Clerk. N o; A Atkinson, B Potts. Sus-
Fl osoyys sssss
Norfolk =, = -. 80 -
1 AMERICAN HOTEL--A G Burruss King VIM;
n s adams y 4 A. ssldsn, Oh; City; W * Wood Zoe
sa1 w. sdn ssyi, a.1s
and :0I
Va; J Z Bnler. Mrs. N @ Trevillan, Mrs TrsviIIan.
chland; MrsA Watkins. Chesferfeld; T Nun
I P.fie m MAINLY. sss1oss sss
sss w isss ssaps ksnd.
Cooke e ER Cooke, csmberi.sd; 4 spence. lady !,
and two children. n Z; @ Haverbsch, N Norfelt.
Philadelphia. s.
Wm ] Hanmend Do; M Mason. W; NE Monroe,'
MoSiiss s:@asi Smith. q; VIM Gov s.rsos Han Han:
NM ~ E..s sf Ss:1
Iins; v Fo1as1, ssiiimols; a M Wisiis%. i H.ssi.
Daniel Nc sF Harvey, Farnviile; A b chociley,
Do; H WiIson y; Z Mckay, Cllnton; p Carroll.
.ss p p.ss sss .s g. G s. s.
ter, Caroline; n DandEidge, yeffersen; Mis- He'd,
son. Baltimore; Z Crawford, Mia; w 6inkler. 81.
Co; w Tailsy, DO; Or Meux. LADY, daughter and svt
New O5leansi r Howell. Mobile; w H Taylor, N
York; RUM, Abemarls.
CoLuMaiAN HOTEL ~ Z Hardy. Denville; q
PIN, LupenburE; 81 w Loeien, Kiehuon5; Phllis
Thomas Pittsburr; 6 0onsft. Powhafan; 2 o
Smith, Smith, II Hebegss. Louis II; ] 81
smitheTs Dover Miils; w Holland. Ralmyfe; 4
" atkinss laav md : diases Waftine REbqss lie; =
e feseinsons ~ Eawas1i @ w Piumsm AShenE ) 81
" Aosely, rowhatsn; = TsrPiss y X. - sssI s.
MARINE NEWS.
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NOBLE CosDuor. For several days past

NOZZLE CoNDUcr several days past
No, Engine Company of this city having been ex-
of giving it proper reception, had gone to work and
collected $50 In money to defay the expenses
tollifcation. Last Wednesday night the company
held meeting and unanimously resolved to fore 70
the pleasures of their celebration and to give the
$50 contributed by the various members for that
pose to the widow and children of the late NIcHo-
LAS WALSH, who lost his life last Tuesday morning
while performing the duty of fireman. Such no.
bic conduct speaks well for the members of No. 5 !;
and we feel assured that each ono of them will en-
joy their thus disposed Of far more than il it
had been consumed in useless entertainment of
their friends. Lot other companies follow their
ampls-let each citizen contribute his mite, and In
very short time the committee having charge OF the
matter will find themselves able to purchase COM
Portable home for the widow and orphans and guard
them against suffering and want.
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STEALING ToBAoco.-Michael Drewry,
charged with stealing twelve plugs oftobacco from
John w. Atkinson, was examined before the Mayor
Yesterday and discharged, on the ground of iab.
sence oftelonious intent" Capt. Wilkinson sesti.
fed to arresting the prisoner, with the tobacco in
his bosom, after he had gone forty yards from the
clared that he meant no harm BY his act, and only
took the tobacco because he thought would be de.
etroyed by the fire. ,,s<-as 1890
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SAVAGE SMITH the member of No. 8 COM
pany. who was injured badly by the falling of
morning, is slowly recovering from his wounds and
bruises but it will no doubt be many weeks before
he Is able to resume his abors at the carpenters
business. member OF the company, who saw
him yesterday morning, informs us that the bruises
on his head and probable dslocation of his ankles
have caused him great deal of pain, but that he
was then much easier than he had been since the
his life
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ANOTHER DEFALcATIoN.-A Washington paper
says the officers of the Treasury have discovered
series Of frauds committed by one of the collectors
Of the customs removed on the incoming OF the Ad.
ministration similar to those perperated by the late
4s gee ~ 2 81
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CAUTION TO Bors.-Mrs. Julia F. Baber,

CAUTION TO BoYs.-Mrs. Julia F. Baber,
Edward Mcconnell and Elisha Shepperson were
each fined S. and costs for permitting their boys to
take hold of the rope attached to engine No. 5, on
the night of the 7th inst contrary to an ordinance
OF the city This should be caution to all boys
who feel any desire to keep themselves from the
Mayors Court and their parents from punishment.
The hne for minors running with fire apparatus ia
not less than S. nor more than $50: and where the
parents or guardian are unable to pay up, prompt
~ the officers have the right to and imprson
them for ten days. We state these facts that bows
may see the Importance of observing the laws and
thereby saving their parents from anxiety and an
noyance 80 =
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% The people of Kentucky are open to
the charge of false mercy, when they pre-
vent an emissary like the one described in a
paragraph in another column, to escape with
his life. When the fact of tampering with
slaves for the most infamous of purposes, is
fully established, "a short shrift and long
rope" should be the word. -srs
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WHOLESALE TRADE.-B OOKS,
w STATIONERY AND PIANO FORTEs.-
NJ. 4. l. r.,

JAMES WOODHOUSE, (iate Nash Woodhouse
Richmond. Va offers extensive stock of BOOKS
aud STATIONERY, adapted to the wants of the
trade in Virginia and North Carolina and elsewhere
at prices as low can be obtained in Northern cities
In connection with his Book and Stationery busness
he has appropriated to the sale of PIANO
FORTES, filed with assortment as extensive as
can be seen any establishment of the kind in the
Union. He has participated in the sale Of over one
thousand Piano Fertes in the States of Virginia North
Carolina and Tennessee, all of which have given en-
tire satisfaction. They are warranted in every re
spect offered for sale at manufacturerS prices, and
will be packed securely TO 60 any distance without
injury He has also attached to his establishme a
BOOK BINDERY and BLANK BOOK MANU-
FACTORY. where all kinds of Books, Periodicals,
Blanks, Music, &c, are bound. and Blank Books
suitable for merchants public Offices clerks of courts
factories he, are manufactured.
MAYO'S GUIDE TO MAGISTRATES-newE di-
tom. w. publishes Mayo's Guide to MAGISTRATES,
new edon) with practical forms for the discharge
Of their duties ont OF Court with an appendix con-
tanning Forms for drawing Bonds, Notes Deeds, Con-
tracts, and adapted to the new Code of Virginia.
Persons at distance unable to visit Richmond, can
have their orders faithfully executed If person.
ally present. rs
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THE RECIPROCITY TRGATY.-The Legislatures
of New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, and Prince Ed
wards Island, meet ON the LIST of September to
consider the treaty for reciprocity oftrade between
the United States and the British colonies
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FATAL RESULT OF "A FIaHr.-A dispatch from
Philadelphia states that fight occurred last Tues
day night between two fire companies on Callow
hill street, near the schuykil. Peter johnson was
killed, being shot through the head. Andrew Cul.
bertson was seriously injured. Several arrests
were made FtE .grarY eE ~
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FROM TExAs.-Advices from Texas state that
General Smith has called for six companies of
mounted troops to check the Indians, and the Gov.
ernor would promptly respond. A letter from San
Antonio says that the Indians have organized large
expeditions against Mexico.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-25

Ar LARGE.-Sam Actor, a slave, belong
ing to the estate of the late Jo.iah Abbott decd
arrested BY officer eesL snd brought before the
Meyer, charged 9Th going g large. Sam had psss
been employed 1t tho Cuat0m House In this city from
that time to the present, his employers not knowing
% over until tbi, morning, 10 30 farther snauirsd
into. atsstS7ssssf = -. gsKFz &
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-25

foRF Or 1ICHnosD. Ass. q. s

ARRIVED. 9,sa4s
Schr Esssnis, Mason, North CsroIina, shinsIes
stsansr Comet, Drsw, Petersburg, ndse. steapasr
y. CoQuitt o.. II ~ 81 h ~ -s Is = 81 3 -
e ssss Hs9y Aikinl Rasd.ll Pom w.lthA L % ioad
WI ssAlLr.noas. Ans ssAsrivsS. sshr. Ida MaillA,
wr.hss Aichneaa 81 sas Oh 4 4
rg!LAnxLfniA, Arg. x-.Asdved. aehx nesL -.
y. Sfete1ess burp. C1sared. sekrl Jaspos Hen.'
1900. AealA ssA EAna G. 0afxrn, Rstess6nss,
w. Ms.w ~ yoX.sAgt e --Sis~ 0hr. nettaa4e,
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-25

ARnEsr-An officer arrived in Washington, on
"Wednesday, from Norfolk, Va, having with him
Randolph Erbe, one of the youths concerned in
setting fire to buildings on Capitol Hill and else
where. He was lodged in jail. s e55