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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-17
no9 ALEX. HILL Richmond Va
A DAMS q CO.'S NEW YORK. VIR

A DAMS & CO.'S NEW YORK, VIR.
"A GINA AND NORTH CAROLINA STEAM
SHIP EXPRESS, PER UNITED STATES MAIL
STEAMERS ROANOKE AND JAMESTOWN TO
AND FROM NEW YORK, RICHMOND, Pc
TERSBURG, &C., &C., &c.-Havins effected srrang ge.
ments with the U. S. mail line of steamers from New
York to Norfolk and Richmond fors rEcIAL EXPRESS
PRIVILEGES on that route, we are now prepared to
receive and forward, to and from New York, MER-
CHANDlSE and PACKAGES of every description
with dispatch and at greatly reduced rates.
Our Express will leave New York every Wednes
day and Saturday per splendid steamers ROANOKE
and JAMESTOWN alternately. Goods will be re.
ceived at our New York Office SO Broadway, until sS
O'Clock, P. M, on the day of sailing
Merchants and others ordering goods from New
York, requested to order by adams CO'a
STEAMSHIP EXPRESS"
Ou inland Express will run as heretofore, leayins
New York and Richmond daily, in charge of special
messengers All Goods not marked to go via the in.
land route, will be forwarded by the Steamer Ex
press. ADAMS L. CO.
NOTICE.-Express packages for Nor
folk, Petersburg and Richmond intended for ship
ment per steamers Rosnoke or jamestown, will
hereafter be received by ADAMS & CO., SO Broad.
way, who the only authorized agents for Express
privileges By those steamships.
LUDLAM l. PLEASANTs,
je 6-ts So Broadway, New York
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MEcHANIcs-Mechanics are the palace builders
of the world. Not q stick was hewn, not a stone is
shaped in the all erdly dwellings OF the rich, that
does not owe its beauty and fitness 70 the mechan.
les skill The spires that raise their gddy heights
among the clouds. depend upon the mechanics art
for strength and symmetry the thousands of noble
snips that cover the seas OF tne word the magnif
western rivers the swift locomotives that traverse
through the States with the rapidly Of lightning
are all the construction of that noblest OF human
beings-fhe mechanic
Not an edifce for devotion for business, for com.
fort, but bears the impress of their handy.work-
How exalting ID their csiiug-how noble their pur.
suit-how sublime their syocation Who dares to
sneer at such fraternity of noble, high minded
nsnt end patriotic racei Their path II one of glory
ambition and honor, and Il 10 their own fault If il
does not lead them 70 the highest fame and reuown
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ALLEGED MERCANTILE FnAUD.-HJS q
lbootson, hardware merchants, of New York
were arrested on Tuesday, charged with obtaining
OF G. M. Chapman, also hardware merchant The
sum OF seventeen thousand dollars by fraudulent
representations. The Messrs Ibbotson were di.
rected to give bail in ten thousand dollars, to an
swer the charge, which was Immediately forth.
coming.
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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 attached. This Range is not sur
passed by any in this country for cooking for its
economy in fuel
Also Water Closets, Stationary Wash Stands, Ba
thing Fixtures for hot and cold water; all of which
we will put up and warrant to give satisfaction.
We also pu up CHILSON'S PATENT HOT-AIR
FURNACE, which, for its durability economy in
fuel and the great amount of fresh air heated and
distributed trough the registers 10 unequalled by
any furnace low in use.
G. & A. BARGAMIN, JR..
mh25 POI corner of Main and 10th st,
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THE DAILY DISPATCH

exssa me circulation of the DAILY DISPATCH
RiehmonSSn noeiaoiy that Of all the Daily pspsrs OF
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HI n 0ED, VA.
FRIDAY MORNING, KovEmBrR y ,.,.

AHE FRENCH AND EEGLIsH.-We have tbe
hrst open disclosure of the secret afectio,
ot the French and English for each other. in
'he French Emperor's letter of coincidence
10 the widow of Marshal st. Arnaud, and in
'he comments of the London Times thereon,
winch we subjoin. The truth is, that oil and
"a.er may be as readily expected to coalesce
as 'hese two ancient and inveterate foes. If
tne real state of their sentiments, from com.
niahder-in- chief down to the humblest pri-
vate were known, they hate each other a
thousand times more than they do the Rus
sians; and nothing, but for policy, would give
'heh greater pleasure than to turn to and
tear each other to pieces before the very walls
OF Sebastopol. All the polite grimaces and
interchange of royal visits, cannot alter
tne natural, constitutional, inevitable antipa.
thy of Englishmen and Frenchmen. Before
the Eastern war is over. and it promises to
last many years. the hollow alliance will be
scattered to the winds. Louis Napoleon, it
Is said is at this moment, eager for a war
with Prussia, to avenge the part which she
played at Waterloo. If he cherishes such
impiacable revenge towards the accessory.
is it likely that he has forgotten and forgiven
the principaR
From the London Times
The public allusion which the Emneror Nano
leon has recently made in his letter of condolepca
to Madame de st. Arnaud to the s,ir7id couneeis,
which at one time threatened to suspend the orea,
enterprise in which we are now eppaeed removes
In some degree, that reserve which had bitberto
been maintained this delicate subiect W.
cannot doubt that, sooner or later the facts will
be entirely ascertained and generally known and
that every one concerned IN these me1nfrahle
events will go down to history with bis appropriafe
badge OF caution or of valor But since thia taunt
has been thrown out by no less personaee than
the Emperor OF the French, and it NAV for time
appear to reflect the esllantry and well deserved
honors oil the leaders of this expedition we hasten
to add that acquainted with the tacts can for
an instant intend to insinuate that the sehtest want
OF resolution was any moment discernibIe in the
conduct OF Lord Raglan or of Admiral LYONS. of
Zen. Canrobert or of Admiral Bruat Throughout
the whole course OF the campaign the conduct of
these eminent commanders has been in every re-
spect worthy OF their position and oftbe flags under
wnich they serve, and the progress of the enter
prise is unquestionably due to their energy. If
DINERS faltered under the weight of responsibility
or the magnitude OF the expedition, we believe that
hey acted mp to the measure of their iudament
ana capacity No one knows better than the Em.
peror oil the French that it was in his own cabinet
and among his own military advsers that the ex
peoltlon to the Crimea had to encounter the largest
amount OF opposition and adverse criticism
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THE MAIL SERvIcE.-The Directors Of the South
Carolina Railroad on Monday last resolved to car
ry the mails until January next, by which time Il
is hoped the existing difficulties will be adjusted
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SINGULAR AccIDENT.-Man hung On Satur-
day, Mr.. Betzuer, butcher, near Frsnkiord, West
Philadelphia went up light of steps to bis pigeon
cote, when the steps slipping he was thrown upon a
large hook for exposing meat which entered the
sxillary portion of his arm, tearing inteeuments,
muscles and blood vessels for several inchee and
LEFT him suspended some three feet from the ground
without any possible chance of exricaiing himself
1t was nearly ten minutes before sufficient assist-
ance was procured to relieve him from his painful
situation. The hemorrhage was considerable, but
he is now doing well
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ty cases of yellow fever In Franklin, La. Tho In
habitants had sent to New Orleans for nurses.
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NEW DEPARrMENTs.-Ihes subscribers
have opened and offer SALE of the very best Styles
IN THE NEW PART OF THEIR STORE
CURTAIN GOODS-and Tdmmings lineludins
up)
CIOAKS AND 6HAWLS-In this department
greater facilities for exhibiting has induced ths to
offer some of the very best things In the couEty
o' TaOS R PRICE k CO.
Thar general stock 10 kept constantly fnl OF the
most desirable styles, and they were never better
prepared to meet the wants OF those wo need the
best things at the lowest prices. noH-iw
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YELLOW FxvxRs DoIsea-The Savannah News
publishes list of 6l3 names of victims OF the
gust and the alst Of October. The health of he
city u bnQw, however, completely restored
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iHE soULE DIFFIcULrY.-The "French Ceu-
iier Oh New York. notices Mr.. Soules exclusion
from france as matter of Importance; but
'ainks explanation will relieve from all dificuv
Inc reason given, the French editor thinks. will he
satisfactory,
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SuIcrDE.-Mrs. Chadbourne, Boston lady,
committed suicide few days ago In Concord, N.
II by cutting her throat, while laboring under tenn
porary insanity.
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ARREST OF SUPPOSED MuRpERFR-A fellow
calling himself John Wright, has been arrested in
new orleans as dangerous and suspicious char
acter' and is supposed to be the David Wright who
murdered Deputy Sheriff Alexander M. Robinson
In Muscogee county, Georgia, and escaped from
Jail On the 24th of October last.
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The tax PAYERS will see the necessity Of paying at
once ana prepare for It. - longer Indulgence can.
not be given. JULIUS A hObSON,.
no 15-9tk Collector City Richmond
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LARGE STOCK OF
SUPERB READY-MADE CLOTHING.
/ N anticipation of very heavy trade du-
Il ring the State Fair, have had manufactured and
am in receiot this week, of very large additions
my stock of Winter Clothing comprising all of the
very latest of every variety and quality Of
Over Goats Fancy Cass Pants
Business Coats Black Doeskin 90
Dress do Grey do do
Hunting do Satinett do
Vests in endless variety, of black and fancy vevet
silk, cashmere, satin merino, &c.
Robe de Chsmbres
Furnishing Goods, such as Shirts, Collars, Cnvats
Ties Stocks, Hdkfs Gloves, Suspenders, Socks. Mo.
ney Belts, &c Merino and Silk Under Shirts and
Drawers
India Rubber Goods, such as Overcoats, Cioaks.
Capes Psnt: Leggins, Chair Cushions, &c., at manu-
fsctureTs' prices
Al In want are respectfully solicited to give me
call. My stock 10 a good deal too heavy for dull
winter and shall be greatly reduced before the close
OF the Fair, at unusually low prices for cash.
J. ID. GOODMAN. No, I34 Main st.,
Opposite Eagle Square
N. Also, good supply of Trunis and Carpet
Bags on hand. Cash can get them withe ut profit
times are unusually hsrd-money is wanted.
oc N-d&cts j, D.
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HAIR CuTTMG.-Litizens and EtrAngcTs
visiting the city, wishing their Hair in the
to call on HOBS0N under the American Hotel, en-
trance on 1lth street.
n Blot. Cold and Shower Baths can be had st
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.
BY J. A. COWARDIN.

The DAILY DISPATCH Is served 10 sabserfbeu
NsIx AND QUARTER CENTs PER WEEK, PAYABLE
to the Carrier weekly. Price for mailing, ef year
In advance.
The WEEKLY DISPATCH 10 Issued every Fri
Gay and mailed subscribers at 81 per snnum.
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French and English

pretty tolerabe ad vance on so or 60-the first
announcement. When the English feet arrives we
may expect to hear of an hundred or SO more
By the late advices from China 1t seems that tho
combined fleets were preparing TO visit Kamschat-
ka, doubtless for the purpose OF cooperating with
the vessels which have just arrived here. They
will be little late, but may reasonably be expected
10 our harbor presently, with their cordsge hang.
ing about the ears of their commanders. Whist q
special dispensation of Providence Is the port Of
San Francisco to the Allies. They can refit here
often as they chose-San Francisco Journal.
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WILLIAM BOOTH, UPHOLSTEK
w Err AND fAPER-HANGER, respectfuil,
Goods In hisline is complete consisting Of gilt
velvet satin and commsn PAPERS; BORDERS,
FIRE SCREENS and CURTAIN PAPERS also
q large stock Of Canton and COCOA mating OIL
CLOTHS, Window SHADES, CORN1CES. Curtain
BANDS &C., all OF which he will sell af the lowest
prices, at his Furnishing Ware Rooms, No. 14e Main
street. corner Of l2th. ap lS-ts
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lust RECEIVED by Adams 4 Co. S

~ Express
500 embroidered inside Capes at S1-worth So
French Gingharls fast colors double width, at 182
cents per yard
Colored and Black Bonnet Vevets
Do do Silk Velvets, for Cloaks
Broca5e and Plaid Silks-an extensive variety
Cloth, Velvet, and Merino Coaks
Ladies' Corsets at So per pair
One case w hi e Wool Flannels at IS cents-worth
Is. Sd per yard.
Merno Blanket and Thibet Shawls
And variety of other seasonable Goeds-to which
we invite the atten tion Of the ladies'.
no ii BART MOSES as Main at
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

fIc1T EXTRACT OF Win CHEKRY and
WooD NAfHrHA-The great Panaeea for Coughs
Colds Group and all diseases of the threat and lungs
r. Lsdd, Broad st. no 7-2w
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inc tn 90 Vast shout the

A CARD.-Having to go West about the
middle of November, viii give attention TO any bu
siness entrusted to n1e in that section. Communica-
tons may be addressed to at Chicago Illinois,
through the house of Messrs Warren L Perkins, in
Richmond JOHN D. WARREN
oc 20 dim AtJy a. T,,g
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ARREST OF CAPTAIN.-Capt Warnock, of th,
steamship North Star, was arresteauip New YorI
on tuesday, and placed under o nsand dol
iafs bonds to answer charge of resisting the rev.
enue efficers, 10 refusing to permit them to boarf
his ship while entering the harbor.
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Herring & Wards storehouse, at Blue Springs,
in Barbour county, Ala, was destroyed by fire on
the night Of the 26th ult. Loss between $4,000 and
$4,000. There were four kegs of powder In the
store and the explosion shattered the building into
Fragments The fire was undoubtedly the work oi
an incepdiary
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susrESsIos.--Messra Matthews. Finley & Co..
private bankers Of New Orleans, have suspended
payment. .
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M RS. B. B. NORRIS CELEBRATED
~ CEDAR TAR. for sale by Messra DOVE j.
CO., Main street. has more testimony than sny ether
medicine IN use, for the of Pulmonary Diseases
Bronchitis Dyspe psa, Asthma, Piles and Liver and
kidney Affections, aad all diseases arising from i'm
pure blood,
~ See pamphlets for full testimony.
Price 81 per bottle. or for SIS sp2Its
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T'WENTY-FIVE d OIL A RS RE-
n w A Runaway from the subscriber on
Tuesday morning, the 7lh instsnt his negro woman
LAVlNlA. She is about p years of age, feet high
several others decayed in front. She is from Rich
mond County, where think she will try and get to
She was purchased from MIR. L. Fl. Dix of Lar caster
c. II though SIZE formerly belonged TO Mrs. Mont
gomery of Richmond county. / will give the above
reward OF Twenty-Five Dollars for her appre on
and delivery to ue. or for her confinement in any
Jail that can get her.
EP- All expenses paid.
mo @ ALEX. HILL, Ri.hnnnd Va
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NEW GROCERY sTORE-CopVrn OF

NEW GROCERY STORE-CoRNER OF
IN % AND BROAD STREETS The subscriber takes
this method of returning thanks for the liberal pa
tronsge heretofore extended to him, and informs
his friends and the public generallV that he has re-
moved TO the corner Tenement ON Broad and Second
st eets, next to his old stand. where he would be
pleated to bis friends and them he ia bet
ter enabled to furnish all articles in his line Having
more extensive and commodious house, he has
constantly on hand, select stock of Groceries Tin
Earthenwere, &c CHAS H. TANNER
c17-d1ms
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VANDALrsM IN TRxAs-There appears to be In
some parts OF Texas quite war declared against
the telegraph. The line has been torn down for
two and a half miles, the wire coiled up, placed
10 the road, and several hundred feet carried en-.
- off
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MAC HINEs.-Having had

SEWING MAC CHINEs.-Having had
ing Machines, / have been induced to examine
closely into the merits of the different msnufscesres
and for the year past have spent much time IN orcsr
South, for all general purposes, and am now hsppy
to inform the pnble that have taksn the sgency ior
the sale of Hunts Machines. which, Tor capacity.
passed, whilst they warranted 20 turn on WORK
equal 20 any in use. Price e75 and US.
r. HORTON KEAcH.
No ll-ts 81 Main street.
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JAMES e HEATH d RICHARD NJ.
GAkY, Commissioner in Chaacery Office In VIII
Building, frontins on franklin at oc9
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MEDICINES
IMPORTANT INFORM4TToN-1xo 80

hi On AM lNr NrOhMAIION-ANo
aadrsssea rsse 70 an Agent for Mrs. DAVIS COUGH
ELiAIh, wss voluntarily given. Mr. Wiies il au
the State; " '"'o"s"ou'
~ BOWLING GREEN, Caroliue, March "a, 1854
MI. y. u WALTEk-Dear Sir: take pleasure in
InIoimiog you that " Mrs DAVIS CoucH FLIxIRp
p1Ienesed OF you, has acted like a charm upon my
nt..e as9shter, when she had the Whoopns Cough
very eadf have used it also in cases Of Colds at
tenoea wksevere coughing and In every case the
same happy results has been produced regard this
pfePafaton ss an excellent edcine and in my judg
neht no family ought 10 be without it
A. WILES.
Pastor of the n F.. Church, South,
On Caroline Circuit, Va. Conf
or sale ny Nrs. A. B. DAVIS, Bennett Beers
Alex- Duvai, Paterson Jackson, Chss. Millspaush
T.. J; ricot, A Bodeker and Charles D. Yale.
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l IFE ASSURANCES ON SLAVES RE
~ SUMED AT FORMER RATES.-The Rich.
mono Fire Association, lin consequence of the dis
appearance of cholera,) have resumed Insurance on
the life of Slaves, at the former rates of premium
1oithCut the extra charge.
Ths prompt and liberal adjustments of its losses
and teing strictly Home Institution, entities it to
the liberal patronage of the public.
All information relative to Life Insurances will be
chsetully furnished application at the Office, cor
per of Main and 9th streets
CHAS. T. WORKMAN, v. Prest.
JNo. II BosHER Sec'y. se28
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NEW AND DESIRABLE GOODS

~ MILLHiSER BRO. have just opened and
oder for saie, very cheap Black Msntls. Cloak and
Bonnet Nelvets Lsdies' Cloths of various shades s
ans c1lors; Saiirs Msrceines and Florences; Lon .
and Square Wool Shawl; French and En- gish Mer-
noes Alpacss and Bombazinss; Rich Needle.woik
Embroidery, consisting of Cambria and Swiss Elg-
ing, Inserting, Bands, Sleeves, Collars and Chem
sets; and many other articles useful and desirable
for this season j. MILLHISER BRO.,
no 10 1873 Broad ST.
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ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE

~ WARD D:-Ranaway from the subscriber on the
10th inst, Negro Man named CHARLES; hei .
sbout q years of age, feet inches high gin
ger-bresd color; he raised in Hampton by Mr
Smelt he has a mother now living at Old Point, to
which place believe he has gone. ! will give the
above reward to any person who will deliver him to
me. BENZ AMIN DAVIS,
il 20 No. Wall street, under City Hotel,
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YIRGINIA1.

FATAL ARRAY We learn from the FLOYD Grfei
hgencer that . fsht occurred At Franklin Court
House on last court day, the 9Th inst, between two
men named Jenkins and French, in which ihelaste
was very seriously stabbed with pocket knife. A
man oy the name of Thurman, who wss mere
ooker on was also css accidentally during the pro-
g'ess OF the fight. Both the parties wore % badly
injured a. to render their recovery doubtful Jen-
mas been committed TO Jail to await his exami
nation -
EaEcTfoN OF PLArroaN.-TheC C,reepbrier Era
nAs efected know nothing platform, composed, h
says OF 'planks of steel.n However thst mev Be
y Is certainly very hard upon Foreigners papises.
foreign consicfs, mormons. etc. The r.. .r,,..r.
70 consider every form of government era-,ic. ex
cepttnas administered By native Americans. -
RhvIvALs-There has been an ouspourius Of the
noiy spirit at Red Sulphur Springs Twen,y.ooe
persons united with the church-most az them
young men. A revival has been progressing 10 The
nstnodist Church at Frslkford, In Greenbriar
county, and another in lhe Bapsist Church = Al.
camp, chariosts county. - 8 ssss 70 ss -
IsHrnAN.-The Petersburg Express ,tstees n,
on Tuesday night last a negro man was driving
Valuable horse, belonging to F. w. Roberson,
On Ine plank road, when he ran afoul of q horse
ana buggy, belonging to some unknown person,
aoing NO HARM white man jumped from the
buggy and thrust large knife Into Mr.. r = horse
and the animal fell dead.
MARROW EscArR.-On Saturday evening last. the
norses attached to stage took fright In s.aunton
and dashed with fearful speed down Augusta street.
She driver succeeded In stopping them just In time
to prevent calamity. There were several passsn.
gers in the stage.
PUBLIC MEErING.-The Icisizens of stauntcu
heid meeting on Wednesday evening to devise
means for the accommodation of the deIeeates 10
the Dem ocratic convention.
AccIDENT-A young man named Althair was
seriously but not fatally injured, near Lewisburr.
few days ago, by the falling of tree
CoRREcTIoN.-The Srauntou Spectator anuoun.
ces that it was VIM. A. Burket of Augusta county.
who took the premium at the Fair for the best two
years colt. and not Wm A. Burdet, as reported 10
the Richmond papers
BIRTHS AND DEATHs.-The number of births in
Greenbrier county, for the year ending Let Janua.
~, 1553 was 270. The number of deaths for tha
same year 100.
RRsrGNED.-Maj. Norvell has resigned the posi.
tion of teller of the Lewisburg branch of the Bank
of Virginia.
1GNoRED.-The Grand Jury at Alexandria have
ignored the bill against Beach charged with arson
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ESCAPE OF AN AMERICAN FROM IMPRIsoS
tsiENT IN MExIco.-A letter in the New York
Times of Tuesday, dated Acapulco Mexico,
Oct 7, says: Captain II. Storkes, bearer of
dispatches from the United States Legation
in Mexico, having effected his escape, arrived
at this port on the 30th ultimo with his party,
which consisted OF Thos. Fozan andhis wife,
American citizens. From all that / am able
to learn, their sufferings have been very
great having been imprisoned, and escaping
from almost every town through which they
passed.
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r AIDES FINE WATCHES.-Weh hav ve
- just received fine assortment Of Watches for
Ladies. which are rscomnsndsd q rsry fne time
keepers. 6ENNET 4 JAMES.
no l5 Eagle square,
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THE BATTLE OF PETRoPAULoweKr.-The mum.
Der OF English and French killed and disabled at
Petropaulowski seems to increase, like Fslstsf's
men in buckEap The following is the last buiie-