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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-11-25
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,tavmrnt of the debts oi the State Prison =
read 81 time ami l,.s>gi. From ia .c"'r
Committee to rrr!i!;;r Tie choice OF Il Com
eli o. Crn-0r>. III favor: read 81 time and
uas>cI From committee on bank to lnruriso-
rate iair.av Ea,k. adverse: >: reading ic-
fused vc5> +. nays %. From committee on
,I,,iici.rr relating to choice Of district tr,.--
urcrs. in ;a:or rra,! 81 time and passed.
From committees on Bank @; I.vn.!nn. IN iay-
or Read 81 tiiEc-y,a> -. hay, ;, am! pass
ed II amendment o; chapter 80 {. :. hon.c-
stcad.> adverse 70 IL passage 81 reading re-
fused.
I;y committee on Ea:,k>. iii in addition 10
at a;lti.ori>ine the business of banking. al
verse TO It's passage; 81 rcadiiir rciil>' l..
Ev same committee. bill relating to Sa,:u"-
Banks. in .n:cr : real ti!iisl 'nic a;A passed.
On molten al Mr.. II:rt>lic:i, The b;i alter
Inc the nai;.r OF Ri !.o:i the r,ii, benz >,-
pcn,:rI.io that pur,y:c. vas read 81 time and
passed.
O., motion Of Mr. French. the vote. reia:
inc The 81 rcalnr al the lii amending seq
81 rc!ltinr 10 han!.>. was rrcon>ldcTcd-ve..
L.. niy~ II. Read 81 time, a;.l passed
yeas IL, NAYS l;;
Bv General ccI.nai'tc". Ill altering he
lanir of Ri :.:.': r,...i twice ani er,!er"l ia
he read tA, third time Il: committee on
Ian! taxes. in favor: read 81 time ai.i I,.>,-
az" refused.
ll"r~i:.- H.;or'>-Ey majority o; mem
tees "i Orleans Go ;:-al,,>; id;i :iX;n-c that
'oa'.fv. The minority reported ia favor O,
til" bill. DIll opposed j.y N,.,,rs. blanchard
a:'! Wheeler. uii9r'''! T.. Nj. l. &c. AMI
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-''':' ms morning. har.' >lnce del from
"'l';.'.~ ana 'Ni">'ir". Every hour Id Of
'....l' a.. '"r2hr1e !0lrl>. are passing my
-; ''7H to",r''> he en-. \ eloom per
n.'.'> II" n''''! DEL: al in tbs community
iai> ct! -'rr' ." AMOS ~ quite equals the
'''~> "' ~ '.'.f''''r- la~t March from which
Ia: on WIS saved. Long viii the loss of,he
uit,,..>,,..l So ~ Inv '''''' "'
\ pI~or>critI ArrA1r.-iEryar,l. e..
N"'.i>- rs eify Ih'> morning has been the
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-11-25

L"Nn"N QUARTERLY I.I\ilw. 0c:"ilcr, ISL !.e
print. %cw-York: Leonard. Scott & Co.
THIS number oicn. with the London Com
mi>sariat," followed bv Church Bells" ~Thc
Present State OF Architecture" "Siluria.
"Go:dsmith." The Eclipse OF Faith" The
l!ouSc OF Commons and I.aw Amendment.
Samuel foctc.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-11-25

WATER PowEE.-Thc dam. flame. rae
way, &, near the Steam Mill building in our
village, are now completed, ard all thin~>
are ready for bringing into rcqui<i'ion the
power obtained by these works Tie boiler
has been removed FROM the Mill. ana ,rcpa
rations are in progress Cor driving ia" Mach
merry ofthc Mill Icy water power, instead OF
steam.
These new works are Of no sm.;, imror-
lance to the place. There is no hack watcr.
and The water can be used to the best alyan-
taco. The dam appears to be substantial,
al.' scientifically built, promising 20 re-
remain permanent as well as a useful fix
tire. The Caledonia Machine Shop Compa-
ny have secured for an unlimited period a
portion o:thc power. leaving unapnrorriatcd.
however. large quantity to be used for
other, but VIVA; purposes, is no. yet known
to us. The chance for erecting buildrg> and
obtaining motive power is one 9TH. finc,: in
t.la country.
We also noticed the other dav. Saw Mil
near y completed, on Moose River. short
distarc" up stream from SIr. Ely'S Hoe and
Fork Fartcrv. A dam has been erected a.
cross the stream at a narrow place near
where The road from the Depot. to cross and
inter>ect the East Village road, is laid out
Jonathan Lawrence and James Harris, ESqS
are erecting the Mill
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e" The Vermont T,rI,:3e has a list Of
TWENTY-FIVE hank failures - failures which
have occurrcd during the last three or four
weeks. None of them are New England
banks save three in the State OF Name: Tie
bank Of iIolowell. Ship Builders bank. and
the Brunswick bank. The people, by these
failures. doubtless lose from one to two mill
ions of dollars. The list is instructive. 1t
should teach Legislators caution in granting
bank charters. The tir?cs being somewhat
hard these banks, conducted by spectators
or by incompetent or dishonest Directors,
have taken occasion, or were compelled, to
suspend operations.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-11-25

WI :NI>>rIE E;VIrw. October, ISL. NJ ayl,. =:
L"oI:.:r! Scot. & Co.
This is an exceedingly valuable num':cr
The article upon The G,;in Religion" is ;
rctlai'y important to any one vino desires to
understand Tie Old northern my:!c cory. and
is niere>'c! in the religious belief and wor-
slip Of his 'Tcu;oir ancestors. S,,ac O; ;h,.
remaining articles ar upon the character.
Condition. am Prospects of the Greek Poo
pie "iiIS;oiv. is >r and Meaning" "Wo-
men " france" Tie Sphcrcana Duties OF
on: t'ovcrnmcnt. The CRYSTAL Palace"
"Con'cmIorary Literature" &C.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-11-25

APPOINTMENTS ET I.!E t,nvERNo:.-
HE following na;ncd gentlemen have been
appointed aids, to wit,
CO. WIN. +. Wright. Leicester: COL Jas.
[. Canning. Rutland; Col. Si!as VI. Wait,
Bra''ic'or": Col. Edward :. Cai:oon, Lyn-
!rn
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ma.
Is BIos>oM.-A gentleman from kirly
INFORMS Us that about the first Of Novcmbcr
lie noticed blossoms upon apple trees in his
orchard. Had the weather continued mild a
s'lor; time longer lie thinks some Of his I, c.s
would have been as white as they usr a;ly are
in Spring towering time. Qrcry -Wiltbe
swelling of the fruit buds so i,arr,lv IN tb.
fall damage the fruit crop Tie succeeding sea-
son All that arrived at the lowering state
viii undoubtedly be destroyed, but vii! such
rs Appropriated thereto without really put
tiny forth blossoms:
Our fruit is frequently destroyed i,v severe
weather following a warm season in the
spring. The buds arc swollen by the wa,m
weather and then frozen and killed by an
ensuing freeze. We infer fronl this that fru,
buds unusually swollen in the fall will te at.
'ccted IN ;he sane manner " severe VIII
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E!'1>Eri;' II IRWIN. October. - Published
above.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-11-25

THANKSGIVING on the 30th in MaSsachu-
sets, Maine. New Hampshire, Vermont, Lit
tie Ehody, the Nutmeg State, the Empire
State, TIE Buckeye State, Indiana. Old Ken
lucky, Michigan, Illinois, and North Carroll
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-02

SENATE.-The President pro TEN, laid before the
Senate areport from the War Department, commu-
ncatng information in relation to the improvement
of the Arkansas river a /
Mr.. Foote introduced bin TO incorporate the Ma
tional Pacific Railroad Company,
A bill to increase the compensation Of certain
clerks employed in the various departments of the
government, was considered and passed.
The Nebraska bill was taken up; and after some
debate, it was postponed until Friday next.
After short executive session, the Senate adj
journed-
House OF REPREsENTATIvEs.-Af After some un-
important reporrs from the committees had been III
troiUc d, Mr.. Richardson, from the Committee on
Territories. reported bill to organize the Terrific
ries OF Nebraska and Kansas Mr. English, of the
same committee, introduced minority report of his
own TO amend the same. Mr. Dean gave notice OF
his intention to move an amendment to the 14tf
section, providing that nothing in the bill should be
construed to lesalZe establish slavery within Ell
ther OF the said Territories. The bill and amend
nlent referred to the Committee of the Whole
on the state of the Union. Mr. Odds reported bill
making the obstruction of the mails on railroads q
lnisdemeanor; which was referred to the Commit
tee OF the Whole. The House then went into com
mittee the deficiency bl which gave rise to cou
siderable debate under the fveminutes rule The
bill was not disposed OF when the committee rose
and the house adjourned
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MORE RIOTS AT ERIE.-THE RAILROAD
AGAIN TORN UP BY THE MOB.

ERIE, Jan. 3l.-The repairs of the railroad were
completed last evening. and this morning the Com
pany commenced running the platform for the pur
pose of making a connexion between the two
roads. A large number of persons being assembled
along the line the rioters Immediately raised vel
of defiance as signal, and fell to work and tore
up the track on Sassafras and Chestnut streets
The police took possession OF the ground p,
speedily as possible, but most of them being il
favor of the mob they did not do so until they had
torn up two squares of the road, rendering con
nexion impossible.
Until rhe aid OF the National Government lie called
in the rioters must triumph
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-02

The body Of Patrick o'Donohoc. The irish Exile.
has been exhumed since IL burial owing 10 various
reports In circulation relative 70 the anner Of biz
death No facts were elicited, however, showing
anything unnatural.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-02

FIRE occurred in oswego, New York. last saiur
day night. destroying Curtis cefin warehouse
Thertons cabinet warehouse, Ffzbuvh's mill ant
Wrights shop. Loss about s6ooo-partly In
sured. t1 81
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The steamship Cambria cleared at New York for
Liverpool on Monday. Her rather sudden depar
ture gave rise to a rumor that she has been called
home to join the English feet operating in the Black
Sea 8
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-02

nss fUlIK ACRES OF ROUND,
III WITH A DWELLING AND STARL y
THEREON, IN SYDNEY, AT PRIVATE SALE
We authorized to treat privstey for the ale u
square Of GROUND in Sydney. nearly adjoining the
public square, and bounded By MAR, FrHn4Ii1Sand
- streets. hsving large snd beantiful hont ON
ling. Stable, NC. recently built while the properly u
well enc closed and drs med sssgs.sss--
Being admirably adapt. for building sites. an To-
Gated in The 81 rapidly improving part of 0ydhey,
this property is highly valuable. espeeally q
this Is about the opportunity for purchssns hnd
IN Sydney by this square. near the city. -
Terms -On.fffh cash balance at /. 2, 3sa4d
years with interest," and satisfactorily secured.
70 o.. TaYtsJR r WILLIAMS.
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CGNGREsS-TuEsnAY

Virginia six per cent bonds OF 1886. are quoted il
the latest London reports, per ASIA at 95.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-02

Senator Houston has gone an excursion
down east" for the purpose, it is eaid of becom
ing acquainted with the manufacturing interest Of
New England 50
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MARKETS

NEW YORK. Jan. 3i.-Cot ten steady-sales of $500
bales. Coffee dull-sales of $50 bags Rio at llc Su
gar-ssles of 500 hhds Orleans at 4sc. Molaeses-
sales of 300 bbs. Orleans at 28c Rice-sales of 5e
tierces al IL Floursales of 800 bbls So 81
a 8 for State. and So 925 for Ohio and Southern,
being decline of lS1c Wheat-unsettled and Dc O..
pressed. Corn-sales of 1900 bushels at 9ac, fer
Mixed aud Yellow.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-02

surcfpE.-Austin II. Parker, respectable farm.
or of Guiiford, Conn, while under depression Of
mind, cut his throat with pocket knife In his barn
on las, Sunday. He was &C years of age and leaves
family. MHsf
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TO THE LADIES OF RICHMOND u.

ITO THE LADIES OF RICHMOND.
LEONARD'S MOTTO, SMALL PROFITS
AND QUICK RETURNS Having just received a
fine ASSOC tInenr of Fancy articles from New York,
Philadepha and Baltimore, he begs to invite the
attention. OF HE fair friends and public in
give him call His Drug Store is at the corner of
4th and Broad streets, No 49, He will sell his as.
soTtment of foods just received at the very lowes
price, adhering to his motto. small profits and quick
returns THOS. LEONARD, s
Druggist. &c. 222 Broad ct.
Dc not forget his Cough Medicine, the instant re.
lief and speedv cure. rs ia 80
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AkU. Al. WEoI, Nos. . and d, Ex-
~ change. offers for ssle f
DisturneiPs Railway, Steamboat and Telegraph
Book, being Guide through the States and Canada,
Ocean Packets and price, Hotels, &c, with map
25c. = ffes
Annie Vincent, . Domestic Story. by the author Of
the Twin Slsters-S7c. "a q e
The Attic Philosopher in Psris-25c.
Putnam. Harper and Cooley, ofthe latest numbers
Geason's Pictorial, Flag Post Mail, Courier, Uncle
Sam, Wayeriy, Star, Prot, Citizen and Yankee Ma.
tions. Lf s E H@a &yE
New Books, Magazines, &C., received every day by
r~r-sss. ia30
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MARKETS

LIVERPOOL. Jan 1.-THE Cotton market has con.
tinaed steady ~ firm prices. The Transactions eas
day about the smcunt of the est mated con.
sumption. The sales OF the week were 80 0oe bales
of which Spectators took 4ooo and exporters % ooe
bales
day the activity and advancing tendency which or,
yiousy characterized the market for Bresdsufs fe Il
of, aud prices gave way. leaving, however, az adj
isals &c. per barrel in Flour, and 2ns per quarter
Corn. The quotations Canal Flour AS sd. D43.
Philadelphia and Baltimore - 3D. 14fs Sd Dhio
IS Cd. Ola. Inferior aud Sonr SIS SD aS9s; Whit,
Wheat Ia Sd ais Id. others say i2s. o. Mixed
ias ID; Wui,e Corn 49G5ls; Yellow aud Mixed
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-02

John Smith, who was go badly wounded by tn
explosion at Ravenswood, L. l.. is dead. --
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SALE OF A TRACT OF LAND. A


- BovE RICHMOND. UNDER A TRUST
DEED.-In pursuance of the provisions of deed Of
trust bearing da,e the Goth Of JulylS5S and admit
ted to record in the Clerks office of Henrico county
Court on the same day, from Anderson Grubbs and
julia A. hiswife to the undersigned as trustee to
secure to William j. Chick the payment of S7G0 with
interest thereon from the 26th Of July 1855 till pa
1 shall, on WEDNESDAY. the 15tn day Of FEB
RUARY, 1854, at u O'clock, M proceed to sell, at
public auction, on the premises, certain tract q
miles above the City of Richmond, adjoining the
lands of Thomas o. Burton, Alfred Winston and
James Winston, containing two hundred and fifteen
acIes; upon the following terms, to wit: for cash,
as 10 SO much of the proceeds may be necessary
to defray the expenses of executing the trust the
fees for drawing and recording the deed If then up-
paid, and to pay the said sum of 800, with the
nter..t due thereon, and the balance Of the pur.
chase money, to be made payable at such time and
secured in such manner the said Grubbs shall
prescribe, in of his failure to give such direc.
ton, at such time and 10 such shall pre-.
scribe. 7sS%
Thete TO said land believe to be good but selling
az trustee shall only convey such s vested in me
by the trust deed aforesaid Should the sale be pre-
vented ON the day appointed by inelemency of the
weather, it will be postponed from day to day until it
il effected. JAMES Elicit, Trustee.
Richmond, January 80, 1854. ia 30-tds
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We received no Geographic despatch last niglt
up to the time Of going to press.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-02

A n'eetiag was held at the Tabernacle in IN v
York last Monday evening and a string OF resolu
lions adopted against the repeal Of the Miasour
compromise ~ proposed 10 Mr.. Douglas NJ bsasks
bill. The Herald callsn "a alb ,lition meeting, and
says 4 must be regarded ~ failure even BIZ the
warnaest suprorfe ~ the .povement
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MAINE LEGISLATURE.

PORTLAND, Jan. 3l.-The Legislature finally or.
anized to-day by filing all the Senatorial vacancies
The Senate now stands: Wings l6 regular Demo
Gratis 10, Independent Democrats s. In the House
the Wings and Independents have 20 majority
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DEAD IHlS.-AiI persons Who have not
LII as vet supplied themselves with good waru
diving at 4. DFCOU 4 co.'s Franklin Clothinf
Store No. 50 Main et- Richmond, Va, where may be
found the most ample, complete and weii-made a.
sortment Of all kinds of Clothing suitable for the
present season. All of which will most positively b
'0'1 - '''s' ~ r. DECOU Co,
ia11-6m No. 98 Main Z.
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BY THOMAS w. KEESEE.

ToFFfCE At GEokCE }. SUMMERS, no. % PEARL ST /
/ AIDES SALE.-STOCK OF DRY
- GOODS At AUCTION.-On WEDNESDAY,
9th February. CONNIE ncing at 10 O'Clock in the morn
inx in the parlors over my store, No. 20 Broad D.
viii be sold. at auction, general assortment Of DRY
GOODS, which win be disposed Of in lots to suit
purchasers.
N. B This sale being exclusively for LADIES,
they are respectfully invited to attend
- THOMAS D. QUARLES.
Sale to be conducted by
iasl THos W. KEEsEE. Auct.
MATCH HORSES AT AUCTION.-I
WI will offer for sale at the lot in rear of Woods
stable, on SATURDAY morning next, 18th instant.
commencing at 10 o'clock. at auction, one pair of
wel-natcbed sorrel MARES, One ID . No family
nag, perfectly gentle; the other is Star Of the
East " colt-both warranted sound, and sold for no
fault.
Also several Saddle and Harness HORSES
fe2 ThOS. w. KEESEE. Aucf
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CHESTERFIELD LAND FOR SALE.

Il sAAG4koA LINZ AAIA<A LhANO 4 OIl SALEI-
~ By virtue of the will Of WIN. w Akin. decd.
will ser for sale at Cheste field Court House. on the
second MONDAY in this month, = tract Of LAND
lying Swift Creek, 10 that county, containing nee
~ hundred acres, about II miles from Richmond
end two miles from Hall u Testers st6re and ad-
joining the lands of Phneas Clay and others being
the same land which was bought By VIM W. Akin Of
his broi her, Eleazar Cav.
! reasonable credit will be given for the greater
part of the purchase money.
At the same time, for cash. young NEGRO WO-
MAN, belonging to the same estate.
FRAS. B. CHEATHAM, Ex'or.
fe 2-dlawtds&c2t
.NOTICE.-lO OUR FRIENDS AND
IN THE PUBLIC.-On and after the list day of
February next, the subscribers-- sowing to the high
price of all kinds of produce-win be compelled to
charge the following prices for boarding and keeping
HORSES:
Board, per day, for Transient Horses TIC
Drove - .......... Soc.
r.. B. BLANKINsHlP,
LEE & OvERLEY,
j. w. COSBY,
JOHN HAGAN,
HlX l. KEARSEY,
E. BROWNING,
4 J. r. GRAFTON,
ID. STEBBINS,
E. J. MILLER.
N. C. LIPSCOMBE.
January S1st, 1858. ia si-aAtc7t.
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IRISH LINENS, PILLOW CAoE LIN
4 EMS. SWISS AND CAMBRIA MUSLlNS OF
OUR OWN !MPORTATION.-We have This day
opened really splendid lot of Linen Goods, direct
from the manufacturer in Ireland and which we
promise to sell by the piece yard much below the
usual prices to those who will favor with early
call The assortment consists of 900 pieces pure nm
Also so pieces Pillow Case Linens 81 cts the
yard; Swiss Cambria Check Plaid and Striped Mus.
Besides the usual assortment to be found in Dry
Goods Store. J. MILLHISER L BRO.
ia 81 1873 Brood at.
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BURGLARY, ROBBERY AND FIRE

n
- 500 REWARD, for the detection of the person
or persons who forcibly entered my dwelling-house
Saturday morning, the 28th inst. between II o.
clock and daybreak and stole therefron sundry ari-
cles and then set fire to the hou-e Among the s.o-
len goods were overcoats; one of them olive
color, much sun-burnt another black shaggy coat
another plain black, with velvet collar, and q
fourth drab, which has been dyed the white stitch
ing in the seams plainly disco nibie, the latter
tanning my pocket-book. with many valuable re.
ceipts, negotiable notes, bonds and unsolicited hills
There was a neso.able note for $1,000, payable 4
months after date and dated January 2 1854, drawn
by Joseph P. Jones and endorsed by me also a Mt
gotiabe note for Sl65 45, months after date, and
dated January q. 1854. payable Robert Farrar; a
bond from Mrs. Elizabeth Moss to me. for $780, &c.
Also. my wifes Dire SIS, Merino Robe, embroidered
down the front and the sleeves, not quite fin.
ished. - ~ z4e@ss -
Persons are hereby cautioned against trading for
the same, of paying any bin of mine. unless pre-.
sented 10 them by myself in person, or by my son.
The above reward will he paid for the detection of
the robber robbers and suitable reward for the
recovery of the pocket book aud contents and pro-
poronate reward for any portion of the stolen pro-
perry
ia 3o-6t JOHN D. QUARLEs
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CHINA.

From Annoy, 1--WE quote the London papsrs,l the
most melancholy accounts have been received in
strike terror into the hardest heart, aud with any
other people than Chinese, would induce a reaction
and cry Of vengeance the authors of such fea r.
aeiehhorh0od.
The iu-perialsts have Ietsken the place, and have
marked their success by slayas ia cold blood nearly
movement except computsien. The streets ana
.xnarxes OF Annoy have literally streamed with I'M
man bleod. not shed in any war1ike operations hut
done in savage revenge and to ind the authorities
Pekin as 10 the bravery Of the ensctors.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-02

M. DWLLLlNG HOUSE AND Va
IN CANT LOTS ON CLAY STREET, At PRI.
vATE SALE.-F9r sale, = new brick COTTAQE on
Clay street opposite the residencs VI Peter AnD,
Esq, containing from six to eight rooms whb asnsl
outhouser all finished in nice style, the whole pre-
misses presenting remarkably neat appesrsnee. with
$50 feet of ground CLAW street. adjoining. the
above, running back about $50 fref ~
long credit will be given for considerable Por.
ton ofthe purchse money.
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