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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-21
D.rrnArK Ass.uLr-FmilY Emmett,

DEsrERATE AssauLr.-Fm ily Jinnett,
vile Of Samuel Jinnett, appeared beiorethe mayor
Yesterday morning, to answer the charge ct com
Snistna vinlent assault upon James NJ Griffin, last
Saturday afternoon.
Grim, on being sworn, stated that ne was ~
debt to Jinnett to the Of 81. and that ne re-
ceyed several abusive messages for falling 70 pay
H. On Friday evening last he borrowed me
money and sent to Jinnstt taking receipt Tor me
same On Saturday afternoon he was passing ~
Jinnetts. when the prisoner came out and began %
abuse him Wishing to have no difficufy WIN
her he walked of, but had only gone short aus
lance when she threw a stone at but missed MIN.
He paid no attention to it, and had gone ten steps
farther, when the second stone struck his right arm,
ipiuring it badly. Turning his head, to see who
had thrown il, third stone or brick struck him
just above the right eye knocking him down, and
iahcting serious wound.
Dr. A. T. B Merritt saw the assault, and confirm
ed. in great degree, the statement Of Griffin, who
seemed to be endeavoriug to avoid difficulty.
The Mayor on hearing all the circumstances, held
the accused to bail in the sum of $50 to appear be
fore the next Grand Jury of the Hastings Court,
which meets In February, to answer a bill of in
dctment; and 500 bail to keep the peace and be oil
good behavior for the next twelve months.
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PASSENGERS PER STEAMSHIP JAMEsrowN.
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RICHMOND. Nov. 20.
ARRIVED

ARRIVED.
Steamer Belvidere, Pritchaid, Baltimore, mdz
Ludlam & Watson.
Steamer Jamestown. Parrish, Y, mdz and pas
sengers, Ludlam l. Watson
Schr Dove, Dawson, Oysters.
Schr Antelope, White, oysters.
schr Mary Washington, Ward oysters.
Schr Thomas Dawson, Scutchins o. sters.
Schr Susan, Woodley, lumber.
Schr Nancy Bratton, Babcock, lumber, Whitl ock
Il Son.
SchI Joseph Marsh, Cook, hay Mark Downey.
Schr Thomas Conner, Booth, lumber Jas Gum.
Schr Mary Adelaide, Powers, mdz, w d Colquitt
L Co
Schr john Oliver, Reynolds wheat. Arrived and
passedsthrough the Dock Boats Napoleon end C
Hurt from Norfolk, Va, bound for Lynchburs with
mdz.
SAILED.
Schr VIM Young, light.
6chr Sea Flower light.
Sloop Plume light.
Schr Palestine, light.
sehr Danvile. Dodge mdz, D CuIris.
Gchr Henry Clay, Forrest, light.
Schr Maria light.
Schr Cetito, Crowell, Boston, mdz d Curris.
The ship Naples, Capt Lowell, 50 days from Liver.
pool, with salt for Watkins, Son Co, arrived in
James River on Friday last. Capt Lowell reports
the ship Sea Witch, also loaded with SAL and bound
for city Point, having put into Cork in distress
having sprung aleak when only few days out. The
Naples. an American ship, made a remarkably quick
passage both out sna in. it being only three months
since she cleared from this port for Liverpool.
Petersburg Express
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THE l.. I. BLUEs.-We understand that
this old and favorite Virginia Volunteer Corps is
now without a commander, Capt. Patton having
resigned some two weeks since Al the last public
parade the company was under the command of
Lieut. POWELL. 1t is to be hoped that the "Blues"
will remain without leader but short time, and
that its ranks may be speedily filled with good and
true men, who will take interest In the drills and
always be on hand when called on to parade
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New ENGINE.-No 6 fire company is to
have meeting to night to arrange for the recep.
ton of their new engine now being finished by
Mr.. James Smith of New York. The manufactu.
rer writes that the new machine is to have a seven
inch cylen der, to work with side breaks, and will
throw perpendicular stream one hundred and
sky feet. The same company will also have a
new hose carriage, carrying two hundred feet OF
hose, which is 10 be constructed in light and du
rable manner. Both these machines are now being
painted, and will arrive here about the LIST of De-
cember
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MARRIED

At Rosevills, Caroline county on Thursday, the
18th inst, by Rev. John Byrd, SILAS w. SPIN
DIE, of Essex county, to Miss BETTE PEACHY
HARRISON, of Caroline county.
On the 18th inst at 1t Peters Church. BY the
Rev Mr.. Teeling Mr.. BERNARD REDMOND, of
Richmond, to Miss BRIDGET KAVANAUGH, of
Norfolk.
~ Norfolk papers will please copy.
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MISUNDERSTANDING the efforts
of the Mayor and his aids to prevent the trotng OF
tour aud five at time going at half speed, in the
neiehborhood of Rockets. We counted as MANY
as seven violations of the ordinance against rapid
driving, in walking from Rockets bridge to 18th
street yesterday afternoon.
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SALE OF THE EVENING BULLErIN.-The
Evening Bulletin of this city was sold at public
auction, yesterday, by Mr.. Thomas w. Keesee,
Auctioneer, and purchased by A. II. SANDS, Esq-
The materials and good will of the establishment
brought $30O0-one third cash. one third In siz
months, and the last third in twelve months The
debts due the concern were also purchased by the
same gentleman for $1,000.
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TIPpLING.-Melica Underwood

woman, made her appearance before the Mayor,
yesterday, to answer for selling ardent spirits with
out tavern license, to be drunk in her house. near
the corner of Oh and Broad Streets last Saturday
afternoon, and for permitting an unlawful assembly
OF negroes in her house on Sunday last Both
cases were reported by officer Tyler. The Mayor
found the accused guilty on the charge of having
an unlawful assembly, and ordered her fifteen
stripes. On the charge OF tpplng, the examination
was continued until this morning
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FIRING GUNs.-Complaints are frequent
ly made against young men who are in the habit OF
assembling near the Western Square on the Sab
bath and firing pistols and guns just beyond the
corporation line, to the annoyance and danger of
persons residing in that neighborhood The prac
tice is certainly very improper one, and if the
Mayor has the power we feel assured that he will
have stop put to it.
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LOCAL MArrnRs.

Memo MAN KmLEp-We understand
that on Sunday afternoon last a negro man was
killed At the head of the turnpike, IN Hanover
county. under the following circumstance; Nathan
n Clarke resident of that county, learning the
whereabouts of runaway negro in his netghhor-
hood, went In pursuit Of him, and on reaching the
designated place. found the fellow, with jug in his
hand. Mr.. C. Immediately walked up, took him
bv the collar and ordered him to surrender, but
instead Of doing So the runaway gave him vio-
lent blow upon the head with the jug and made
desperate effort to get away. Mr.. Z. however,
maintained his hold, and being the more active of
the two. threw the negro the ground. but finding
him vet unwilling to yield, seized portion OF the
lug and gave him blow upon the head, which
iiiIed him instantly. As soon as the accident DC
CURED Mr.. Clarke ade the facts known to the
nsiebbors and then gave himself into the hands ct
the law, for examination. We have not heard the
name of the negro nor to whom be belongs, but 1t
the facts are as we have stated them, there Is
very little doubt that Clarke will be acquitted of all
blame.
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DIED.

On Friday morning. Nov. 18th. at the residence Of
her husband iu this city, Mrs. NANCY WILLIAMS,
in the 50th year OF her age.
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"QUEEN BEE TOBACCO. I've have tried
this tobacco and find 1t TO be well favored and
pleasant to chew. As our readers are aware Mr.
JOHN STEWART WALKER of this city, received the
highest premium awarded by the Mechanics Iusti
tute, at their Fair last week, for this excellen,
brand. Those who use the weed will be apt ts
try 1t and judge for themselves.
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II. 8. DISTRICT CoURT-JUDGE HALY-
BURTON presdng-The Grand Jury OF this Court,
alter shor. session, yesterday, found true bill On
an Indictment containing nine counts against JOHN
HorrnAN lad charged with steafino, taking, and
fraudulently obtaining letters from the Richmond
Post Office on the 14th OF October last They were
then adjourned.
The prisoner, John Hoffman. was next arraigned
and put upon trial, Judge Crump appearing az
counsel tor the defence, and John NJ. Gregory. Esq.
for the United States.
The evidence proved that for three successive
DAYS the prisoner called at the post Office and asked
for and obtained the letters of Mr. James A Co
wardin but Mr. c. was unable to say whether or
not the letters taken thus raudulently obtained
contained any thing of value.
The jury, after hearing the testimony of the wit
nesses and the remarks of counsel, retired, aud
against the prisoner the I'd. Sd, 6h 9Th and 9th
LIST, 4th, 5th and 7th counts
Judge Crump then moved the Court for a new
trial. on the ground that the act of Congress deca-
ring the punishment for embezz ng letters robbing
the mall, or taking letters from the post Office
containing articles of value did not make the mere
act of obtaining letter of value from the office by
raud, punishable; and stated that he had deter
mined to pursue this course, in order that if the
Court decided to grant a new trial. a n0lLe prose9ni
might be entered, and the prosecution thereby
ended.
Mr.. Gregory stated that if the Court awarded a
new trial, the prisoner should have It,
The Judge declined giving opinion at once,
and therefore took time to examine the law and to
make up his mind as to what course it was proper
for him to pursue
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New Book SToRE-We invite attention
to the advertisement of Messrs. Smith & Fores new
book store, No. 1874 Main street. These young gen.
tlemen are prepared to the public with books,
periodicals and papers on accommodating terms,
and should therefore be encouraged
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A VALUABLE STORE HOUSE AND
~ DWELLING IN TaE TOWN OF BOW
LING GREEN, CAROLINE COUNTY VA. AT
PRIVATE SALE BY GODDIN APPERSON
The property is nearly new. built of wood, a d
Is well Situated IN the town, two and a half miles
nom the Railroad running from Richmond city to
fredericksburg The store room Is well fitted up
and i large and commodous. with Grocery Roo,
sud Counting Room The Dwelling part consists CT
five good rooms, neatly papered The ou,.house.
consst oil Lumber House, Wood House and Kitchen
There 10 also smother house upon the lot, fontins
on the street with two tenements occupied OF
sold low.
TERMS will be, one-third cssh, the balance IN two
of sale. intersat addad. nn oi-e.S
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FiRE.--Yesterday morning few min
aIter O'Clock, bed in a sleeping apartment o.
Messrs III. +. e. f. s. Taliaferros Touring mill, in
Manchester, took fire from spark, and but for its
timely discovery, might have proved very desruc.
tive The promptnsss of the employees, however,
prevented any other damage than the burning Of
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-21

The Louisville Times states that young gentle.
man OF that city had been rendered coloners
commission in the Russian army, and that he will,
probably leave the United States about the first
of February or March, In company with several
other kentuckiaps for ST. Petersburg
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-21

BLUE RIDGE MILLs.-A splendid speci
men of -four from the Blue Ridge Mills
Messrs. John +. and Samuel III. Lewis, has
been kindly presented to us by those gen.
tlemen, through Col. William H. Brown, cor
ner of 18th and Cary streets. We have
long been acquainted with the merits of
this capital flour, which, in our opinion
has no superior and few equals in the Rich
mond or any other market. The brand, as
is natural, wherever it is known, is in the
greatest demand, and purchasers esteem
lucky, when they are in time to
obtain it.
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COMMERCIAL.
RICHMOND MARKETS.. Novem

RICHMOND MARKETS. November 90.
FLOUR-superfne sells to-day. fer shipment, at
S9-market f. rn-stock and receipts both very linn.
tied.
WHEAT-There is advance of ivs cents Der
husbel. We quote prime red at 1885, prime white
SI.90.
CORN-Quet at 80082 cts.
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ARRIVALS AT TIE PRINCIPAL HOTELS


EXCHANGE HOTEL w Carter, ARTCar.
ter, New Kent; C C Cooke, Fluvanns; David Meade,
J Kent Wytheville; WICK @ Hartman, N C;
ysansb s MS sr sSS ReEs G0Hdo s.
Kicker. N Y; C Sshard N c.: w johnson, Buchan.
an; r Bartholon l. Griffith, Bait; w M Peyton,
Richmond; Stevens, Ps; NJ French. Giles; +
Triplett, Atexsndria; Buchanan, Berkley Va
W Brown, Ga; H Page. Albemsrls; w Adams,
H Duke, LOUISE; Holiness England; Mrs Roger
Mrs Chaplin, Mrs Roumat, Charleston.
AMERICAN HOTELS Hazawyn Raleigh N C;
John Edwards Phila w. Moore, Ia g Green,
do; John Owens, Bait; A Green and lady, New
York; w w H nsby, Albany F Montgomery,
burg; Samuel Brown. Norfolk; W aoodard. Char
lotte G w Brunbull, Brsmble, do; r E Bund, Not.
Samuel MaonDe iis JossRi FoTsst and adv
C BoggA do; G A McAvoy. Richmond; DR. b II
Walker and lady, do M a Allen, Bait; Granville,
Nowisn. do r Marks, N Y; nv Spencer, do. "
COLUMBIAN HOTEL w Gains. Roanoke; T
N oslesby, Grsyscn; L Arns, Lynehburg; w T
Archer. Pttsylvania Genl Duvae and lady, Flor
ida; B P Brown: Ny; w Gilman; No; 4; Y
Turner, Miss; Turner and lady, de- DR. Clay, Rich
land. Va J Robertson, Ann liza d Lewis and con,
do; J Hooker, Buckingham.
PASSENGERS PER STEAMSHIP JAMESTOWN,
L. PARRISH, from New York yesterday l. Taylor,
Mr. 1sdsn ystSy sPd s shS
Griffith. Jno Lindsey, w A Trueheart M a sickel.
j M sickel, L A Fellow. T Maher, G M Bas', Has
as ann a GaGsnss a Tpe 0G'f marts mi
sullivan, w Harris, w D Mott Gardiner, w
Walker, E NJ Read Mrs w R Harris, MS Crane,
Mrs March, sister, and family. Mr. Hardwicke, A w
monson and family, 5 B Ripley, @ M Kensin gton, A
Conant, R Dyer, V Groner, and Sc in steerage
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A man, who says he is from Richmond, Va, has
been arrested in Philadelphia, as an imposter. in
pretending to be deaf and dumb, and representing
that he had fallen from the cars and injured him
self and thus creating q sympathy and raising
money.
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NOTICE.-Wm. II. Benson having. by .

OIlCE.-Wm. II. Benson having. by
~ deed of trust, recorded in the Clerks Office of
tho Hastings Court this city on the 18th of Nov.
1884 conveyed TO for the benefit Of his creditors
all OF ms store accounts and property, all persons In
debted to him requested to pay her accounts TO
him, or to me, without further delay. And In pur-
suancs OF Inc power vested in me by that deed
have appointed the said Benson agent to carry on
his business as Tailor, and to sell at private sale
until public sale shall be made, the stock of goods
therein conveyed; but, by the terms of the deed,
without any responsibility my part for any con.
trsct he may make. VIM. II. LYONS,
no Xiv Trustee.
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POWERFUL LOCOMOTIVE ENGINE.-The Peters
burg Express, of yesterday, thus aludes to new
locomotive, of Richmond manufacture
The VIRGINIA."-1his is the name of neu
beautiful and powerful locomotive, lust placed on
the South Side Railroad. II has been built by Mess
Anderson, Delany Co., OF the Tredegar Locomo.
thought, very well all the purposes for which !, il
intended. Mr.. Stairs, very skiful machiuist and
experienced engineer, in the employ of the build.
ers, has run the Virginia" once to Lynchburs
and returned in good time, with thirtyf FREIGHT
cars-he longest train we hear, that has ever pass
ed over the road. Another trial trip will be made
TO day; and If the company are then satisfied. the
machine will be turned into their hands. and ha.
come the property of the South Side COMPANY
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Sixty persons were arrested in New York on
Friday last and held to bail, to answer charges Of
selling liquor without licenses.
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Mr.. VIM. Snyder, . resident of Stark county
Ohio was swindied In Philadelphia, on Thursdsy
afternoon out of el35 by the ball and string
game.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-21

AcauIrTA.-cspt Dana, u s. Army, was lately
tried by court martial 1t Fort Smelling, In Mime
sofa. on serious charges preferred BY Major Wood,
and honorably acquitted.
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FisED.-Scbaap e. Co., were fined $5
for selling ardent spirits b, be drunk in their grocery
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The ST. CHARLEs.-See the notice of this
new hotel, in our advertising columns The
st. Charles has already gained good name
for its comfortable rooms and its fine table
Bran spick and span new as all its furniture
Island being arranged and supplied with taste
and liberality, it is hard to find exception to
it-while its polite and obliging management
is gratifying to all who seek refreshment and
repose within its walls. Its enterprising les
sees deserve the liberal support of the public
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ANOTHER BR,LLrAsr AUDIENCE last nj

ANOTHER BRILLIANT AUDIENCE last night
attended The exhibition Of Waughs Italia at Metro.
politGn Hall. This fine panorama 10 ons oft he few
exhibitions that all can attend where upthing oc.
ours to mar the pleasure of IRE side9 Journey 10
Italy. The most perfect good order prevails, even
AMONGST the Juveniles, who by the by should all be
permitted to see It.
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II MILES EAST OF RICHMOND FOR SALE,
offer for sale privately, my residence and farm in
Hsnrco county, one and half miles from the cor
porstion line, on the New Bridge Road. and nearly
opposite High Meadow" containing rs acres al
under new fence The dwelling 10 Of brick, Ave
rooms, two closets. and large osk room The ki'ch.
en- 10 also brick. There IL gardeners house I6 by
81 feet and two stories, with brick cellar the size
Of the house for storing root crops, apples &C. This
barn Is 80 by 40 feet with stabing for 10 head of
horses and carriage room, all under the sams roof
besides there are the necessary negroes houses A
wei of the sweetest, coolest ater brcked up from
the bottom, and finished over the top by hal dsoms
well house. is situated all the be ldings
and farm yard. Decides, there are three bold en-
failing sprins bursting from space 20 feet square
surrounded by cool grove Of holly, oak aud other
rees, and would make proper place of resort fer
ladies aud children to eat ice cream and gam ol IL
they were fitted up, such places In the neigh
borhood of the Northern cities The greater PAL of
the land has been ashed and lined aud great deal
OF street dust and manure hauled from r c5mond on
1t. There Ia young orchard of 400 apple trees some
OF which bare for the first time this year nearly $50
OF which are Wine Sap" Apple. The remainder
consist of 20 varieties of the approved North.
ern Apples well selected Peach orchard of mors
than 100 trees Also % cherry tire of the best kind
apricot plum &c. The place is sufics tlv near for
the purchaser to educate his children in Richmond.
TIE York aud Richmond Railroad runs in few
hundred yards of the land
For terms and price Apply to
JOHN II. PARkHILL, or
GODDlN j. APPERSON,
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IMPROPER PAss.-George, slave to James
bis possession pass belonging to another servant.
George attempted 10 clear himself of all blame.
by declaring that he had accidentally got posses.
sion OF Joes pass, but the Mayor had the facts In
CURED into and finding that the prisoner had lied,
ordered him TO receive Is stripes.
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~ We regret to see in certain religious
papers of the North, which have hitherto
maintained conservative tone, frequent I'M
kind, uncalled for, and unchristian illusions
to Southern institutions and Southern socie-
ty. 1t was bad enough that religious news
papers should be frebrands in the Church
they might spare the State, which is not
within their province. The bad temper,
the malice, hatred and uncharita bleness with
which they conduct their religious wais,
have nearly rent the Church in twain, and
have made more infdels than all the works
of Paine and Voltaire. 1t is one of the
strongest proofs of the Divine origin and
strength of Christianity, that it is able to sur
vlve and triumph over these secret and dan
gerous enemies within its own hallowed pale.
But the State has no such supernatural pro-
lection, and if the religious newspapers carry
their quarrels into civil affairs, we need only
expect disastrous consequences. If we are
to have an union of Church and State in this
country, let us have union established and
defined by law. so that we may know the
precise extent of the clerical jurisdiction
and no longer expose our rights and institu-
tons to the whims and caprice of an ire
sponsible body of dyspeptic polemics.
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n EGROES FOR SALE-To remain in or
near Richmond.-A large man. said TO be about
40 years old and to be rsrate form band and good
mansger OF horses5 his wife, supposed to be about
same age, and likely and said to be a cook washer
spd ironer. weaver and dairy woman. with q very
likely daughter, about years old. Another man 81
between 80 and 30 years old and said 10 be farm
hand and common plantation Blacksmith His wife,
from sd to 81 years old quite likely, and said to be
good general house servant and toleraby good at
knitting and making groes' clothes, with FIVE very
fine children. from nine months to thirteen years
oid-four of them boys Apply at Cary street Jail.
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IRE In baltimore, on Sunday night last. de-
stroyed abrick house on Commerce street. Loss
sbest u 900.
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.RUTH IS MIGHTY AND WILL

vRUIH Is Nj u III L Y AND WILL
Il PREVAIL.-It can be truly said and without
Boosting thst no medicine discovered has per.
formed the same wonderful cures that POLLARDS
RHEUMATIC, OR NERVE AND BONE LINZ
AENT has both in man and beast; and !. beirg
equally good for both. makes It truly vsloabs. II
is therefore, hated BY the suffering the sresiess
blessing of the age, and one would ever allow
himself TO be without this sovereign balm after
having once witnessed its magic influence dis
ease, and its wonderful! potency in relieving pain,
however severe, In the Incredibly short time Of
fifteen minutes Therefore we advise ell who
Suffering with pain of any kind TO give this Lniment
a trial.
For sale By PURCELL. LADD l. co, BENNETT
4 BEERS. ADIE GRAY and R. r. DUyAL
BRO. Main street; w. 7. LADD and l.. g. THO
MAS, Broad ST., Shockoe Hill. no2l