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James Martin. Admir-.
of John Martin, decd. In Jackson county
VS.. Probate court.
John Martini ct. ais,
ON the 10th day of September, A, D, 1854
~ at o'clock, P, NJ, at the door of ths Court
House, in the town and county of Jackson, and
State of Ohio, will be sold to the highest bid
der, the following real estate, as the property
of John Martin, deceased, situate in the coun-
ty of Jackson, and State of Ohio, to wit The
east half of the south east quarter of section
No. l6, township No, 6, and range No, 10, and
the north east quarter of the north east quarter
of section No, 81, same township and range.
Also ten acres off of the south end of the east
half of the north east quarter of section No. l6,
same township and range, subject to and ep-
numbered by the dover estate of the said Mar
tha Martin Appraised at 81 ,25O,OO.
Terms of sale, one third cash in hand, one
third in one year. and the residue in two years,
with interest on the deferred payments, from
day oI sale, and deed to be made on full payment
of purchase money.
JAMES MARTIN, Admir-.
of JOHN MARTIN, Decd,
August 10, "a. 20-5w
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Neuu advertisements.
ciOtO 4 Hooking Valley abroad
Change Of Time.
TiI.fas1 S:s5IIillS51 lSs.S AAlI
S97Ssf;f SfjS = SsvtES 2 - ssssSSsSSss

nN and after Tuesday August lst, 1854
" Trains will run as follows, to wit:
Train No j, will leave Portsmouth at 9
O'Clock A. M. and arrive at Jackson at IL
O'Clock M. Returning leave Jackson at
O'Clock P, M, and arrive at Portsmouth at 6
O'Clock P. M.
Train No 2, leave Jackson at ~ o'clock A,
M and arrive at Portsmouth at IL o'clock A,
NJ. Returning, leave Portsmouth, at 81 P, Nj.
and arrive at Jackson at o'clock P. NJ.
J. w. WEBB, Superintendent
August 10, '54 30
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A. C. DAVIS,
EI&G&E&N ENVNGN.
No, 8, VALLEY BLOCK Opposite THE MARKEr
tloUsE, PORTSMOUTH. Ono.

1oUsE, PORTSMOUTH. Ono
az ENDERS bis sincere thanks to the public
u generally, for the liberal patronage extend
ed him in his present location, hoping by strict.
attention to business and desire to p ,ase all,
that he VIII merit continuance oftheir patron
age and confidence.
lie would also inform them that he has on
hand and IS constantly receiving all varieties OF
Clothes casiIners and vestiugs, suitable for gen.
asmans wear. Also, furnishing goods, shirts,
crayats, collars and handkerchefs, and all arti-
ces kept in REGULAR Merchant Tailor Estab-
lishments. All these he proposes to make up
and sell at the very lowest cash prices. He re-
quests all those in want Of any Of the above az
ticles to give him call, as he warrants his work
to be done in the best manner. As to cutting
ne deems it unnecessary to say anything. He
asks no boot of any one in that department a.
all who have tried him can testify. He keeps
no ready made clothing but makes entirely 10,
order.
p s. Cloths bought at other houses made with
as much pleasure as If bought Of him. All Of
which is respectfully submitted.
August 10, "a 90
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HWDME %AH"

IN lots No. lOS and lO9 in the town of Jack
son with two story Frame House, well fin
ished, and consiting of six rooms a double
Porch, good cellar, first rate well of excel.
lent water, and all out buildings necessary. All
situated within few rods of the Cincinnati,
Hillsborough & Parkersburg Railroad, and be-
ing on the corner of Water and Bridge streets,
opposite of the Depot Location. Also five
acre lot within one hundred yards of the shove
described premises. FoR TERMS apply at this
office, or to A. Walterhouse, ON the premises.
Aug. 3lst, 81. 23-6m
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REPEAL! REPEAL!

nE - ~ l. nG T & - l.
When men become so enamored of feryor ei :
ther possession or expectancy, as to disregard
the most prominent principles of our republi-
can institutions, and in violation of the truth,
that all men are born free and equal, pass laws
extending slavery over our hitherto virgin soil,
it behooveS the Vox Popui, to arise in their
might, and compel their servants to repeal the
obnoxious portions of those laws and restore
our now degraded country TO her former posi-.
tion, wit h regard to slavery extenlion. So also
Physically. When we suffer ourselves to run
off after every new tangled nostrum paraded be-
fore the public; we not only endanger our
own, but the lives and health of our own fami-
lies md friends 1t is therefore with pleasure,
we again recommend to the afflicted, to use
MAliser's All Healing Ointment, an old and
well tried remedy and a sa fe and almost certa n
cure for wounds bruises, cuts, burns, old sores,
eruptiOns, scrolua, bronchitis, sore throat, ague
in the breast, cOrns, litter, ring worm, all Gu
taneOus diseases, all levers or febrile diseases
That by restoring the nsensible perspiration, it
enables the system TO throw off the old worn
ou particles, and restores 10 perfect health, be-
ing thereby applicable to host of ailments too
to mention
For sale by Elias Long, Jackson Solomon
Norris, Graysvle, R. Cha Jman, Mabees P. o.
J. L. Jones, Oak Hill Jared Stevenson, Win
chester; Spencer & Cherington, Berlin.
August "a, '54. 22-6m
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N nW A ApVERTIsnMENTs S
SIlerin's Sale.

DY virtue of writ of f. ia. execution is.
ID sued from the Court of Probate, in and fol
Jackson county, and State of Ohio, and to me
directed f; will expose to sale at public auction,
at Il Q door Of the Court House, in and for
Jackson county, aforesaid, on
the esd day of September, A. D. 1854,
between the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ, and
o'clock P. NJ. of said day, the following person.
al property, to wit: One Carpet Sack, one pair
of Boots, and one Plush Cap; levied upon as
the property of Isaac Ward, at the suit of the
State of OHIO.
vINTON POWERS, ShfJ.O.
Sep. IA, '54. 25-td.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

MHE subscriber having perfected his arrange.
V ments for carrying passengers on his Stage
,RfE8iSSSsEA Route from Chillicothe to CALI
polls, will leave Chiicothe on Mondays
Wednesdays, and Fridays, at o'clock in the
morning, and arrive at Jackson, at l2 o'clock
NJ, so as to connect with the cars, from Jackson
to Portsmouth, which leave at 2 o'clock P, NJ
Stage leaves Jackson at l214 ?, NJ, and arrive at
GallipOlis 8 o'clock P, M. Returning leave
Gallipolis, on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur =
days, at 4 O'Clock A, NJ, and arrive at jackson
at l2 o'clock NJ. Leave Jackson al l2H P, NJ,
and arrive .at ChiIlicothe at o'clock P, NJ. BY
this arrangement it will be seen that passengers
can avail themselves of through route either
way, from Chillicothe or Portsmouth, as the
stage and cars arriva at Jackson at IL o'clock
NJ, each day as above. By strict attention to
the wants and comforts Of passengers, the sub
scriber solcits share Of the public patronage.
A. FRENCH, Contractor.
Jackson Aug 10, '54 2O-if
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Fast HOrSeS--"2:1O" or n Mud
ROad--SaIeS Stable.

ROad--SaIeS Stable.
MHE subscriber has opened at his Oldt
u stand next door east of Kennedy's HS~SS~
Feed Store, second street. Portsmouth,
Livery and Sales Stable,
Where persons having Horses to dispose of will
find il TO their interest to call. Those wishing
to purchase will do we'll to call, also, as he can
give as much or take as little for horses as any
one in the business.
DEvery attention will be given to breaking
horses to work in harness. Their experience
in the business is a sure guarantee that stock
left with him will be properly attended to.
T Horses and Buggies to hire.
PHorses boarded by the day or week.
Aug, 90, "a 90 URIAH WHITE.
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AdministratOr's Notice.

Dduid X. JoneS's Estate. 90
NOTICE is hereby given, that the subscri-
~ bers have b zen appointed and qualified as
Administrators on the estate of David K. Jones,
late Of jackson county Ohio, decd
JOHN JONES, and
JANE JONES, Adm'rs,
August II, 81 23-3w
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Administrators Notice

Nathaniel SUeney'S Estate.
N0TICE is hereby given, that the subscri.
/ Der has been appointed and qualified al
Administrator on the estate of Nathaniel Swe-
ney, late Of Jackson county Ohio, decd.
ROBERT SWEENEY, Admir-.
August 81, '54. 23-3w
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Neu AOpertisenlents.
N ( w GO O DS,

M. MARTIN, opposite the Isham House,
% wishes TO inform the public and his old
customers in particular, that he has just receiv.
ed new stock of goods, which thoug gh not very
large, lie thinks are well selected, and shall be
sold at the lowest possible price to save. Call
and examine and satisfy yourselves of the fact.
August 81, sd. 23-
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UP WITH THE TIMES
NOTICE.

en- HE undersigned hereby gives noti:e to all
X whom it may concern, that his note dated
some time in March last, and payable on the
first of Sept 1854, to James Thompson, calling
for three hundred dollars. But whereas the said
(James Thompson) is TO take certain mare in
part pay on said note, this notice is thereto Civ
EN- 10 notify the public that upon the condition
that the said mare shall be taken, only will
pay said note.
AMOS GARRETT.
AnOnsI al ,h4 02-2u
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Carriages, Wagons, Buggies,
CARTS. Draws. ETC.,

Carriages, Wagons, Buggies,
Carts, DrayS, ETC.,
Where he will be happy to see those wishing
any article in his line as he is determined to
manufacture and sell the above articles at as low
prices as they can be bought in the Western
country.
Farmers and others wishing any of these ar
tices will do well to give him call as he WILL
NOT BE UNDERsoLD.
Groceries and Provisions.
He has, at all times on hand, the very best,
and we'll selected stock of Groceries and Pro.
visions, that the markets of Cincinnati, Ports.
mouth or Jackson can produce Call and see
the old Pioneer Of this now rich little county.
aug 10, '5i. 60
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Drn GOODS.
GREAT ARRIVAL!
BUM, WALTERHOUSE & BUM.

pLACK French and American broad cloths;
I'D Black French American and fancy easi.
Ineres, satiHets, tweeds.
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&ATlN. Silk, plush and fancy vestings
- broad twilled, buff aud fancy linens
black silk, linen and silk, and fancy cravats.
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ARRIVALS AZ THR PRINCIPAL HOTELS
vraFrwUAY.

EXCHANGE HOTEL.-MrPH Belly s1s ~,
H sinns, HALIFAX; n Rosenhsn. "; l ,1 -.
n Certsr. Wythsviile; II Armistesd, ii ~ =
end vt Mis- Arnistead Miss y ROWAN. - ~
I, Robertson. Minter Liberty Lee: BED
ford; Hoss lady. children and avt Mont 8 4
r.: b. 4 Temple and lsdy, Miss Braxf0n, vi ?
Bsksr Cooke, Hiss r Bassstt Miss Temple. nsn
EmIton. King wn; Hare. Petsrskafs, 3 rur.
pin. Charlottesville; kirkland BAL; JJ - r.
Petersburg; X Otey. Lynchburs H L kobsrds . Il y.
o Latoois, Bali; Oven, Washir gton; ssRtons
bic. PhiIa; Com 81 isner Anarew LecnMd. Wasnint-
s Y s Gin VI s and i; KyIs aud lady,
Ais; Page. Abb WIN Meredith bss g, Leul.
NC.
COLUMBIAN HOTEL jenkins. Pr Ed J N
Rishsrdson, Appomattox: A ZoIiman. u q Besrley.
mon, Mar Chsndlsr and lady. Tandyyille; G
Webb Botetourt; w Carter Pittsy.vania; DR. M Il
Tredway, 0ooehlsnd; DIR Reese, N Newbill.
L Spear, Farmyille; Clarke. il, Chesterfield; J
J Pam, w Fl Rose, Nelson; J A Gibson, Amherst,
W.T. Green, Lynchbure, Browning, Evans, N Y;
w y Moody. Powhstsn; "A Alderman, Wilmin gton;
H Thomas, Warrington; w Ross, u. J Wiley,
King VIM; DrJ L Archer, Bel Arsenal; J = Omohun.
drc; w johnson, L Loving, Kluyanna.
AMERICAN HOTEL-WH CARLY, Stsurt or, Va;
I'M r Ellis, New Orleans; Jas 3 Winter. C1arks-
burg 3 Deane, Jr, Lynchburs; John NJ Kirkpat.
rick, Danvile; Mr.. Field and lady, M Stevenson,
inshsn,; g W Winter JAMES MeCsme. John O
Dawson. Clsrfsburg w Henry Clay, Amelis; J
Martin, Kentucky; w Mason, " Y; T CorjEan. Boz
ton; M Bryan, do; James Ready, NJ L Curry, D
Spencer, baltimore; L johnson, T Meirl, Phila;
" Usties, q Raymond, Ranny, ~; y
Jackson L Frisk. Sc Louis.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

DxLEGATKs TO THE NoaroLx Cosyxr.
rroN-At ; meeting Of citlxens Of Richmond, held
10 the basement OF Metropolitan Hail. on Wednes-
day the 18th September
On motion Of r. G. Morris. Esq, Or. REGENT
ARCHER was called to the chair, and j. a. CowAa
DIN appointed Secretary.
DR.. Archer having explained the object Of the
meeting, the following preamble aud resolutions
were submitted, and being read, Were adopted
Whereas, our felIow.citizens OF Norfolk have
deemed it proper and expedent for the promotion
of the cause of Internal improvement, that Con-
venton should he held In their city, and have xed
the 9th day OF November AZ a convenient day for
the assembling of such Convention They have.
counties aud cities Of the State to send delegations
| TO the said Convention, to confer with them and
with one another upon the important subject It is
proposed to take Into and the people
with their fellow citizens OF Norfolk and elsewhere
| on the great cause which 30 deeply concerns them
al-therefore,
Resolced, That this meeting considers it proper
aud desirable that Richmond should be represented
| In the Norfolk Convention and
Resolved, further, That the Chairman appoint
- delegates for this purpose.
The Chairman appointed the following gentle
men Delegates, in compliance with the last resolu-
ton:
VIM H. Mcfarland, Jno. Nj. Patton. Joseph Sc
gar fos Elizabeth City, Jno. m. Bolts, Oliver p
a Bsd s Hnsh R. peasants. Dr. C. H. irving Ro
Stanara, Thos Dodsnead Daniel Il. London. Thos.
n Ellis John Caskis, P. H Aylett Luther Libby,
| Raleigh T. Daniel John H. Gmer Thos; Samson,
| Charles s. Morgan. II. Coslter Cabell, Richard g.
Morris, g. N Johnson. James Lyons, Joseph r. An
derson Henry K. ElYson, Ro. A. Mayo,Jno. w
McCance, .mes 3. Fersuson jr, s. f. Adis, Joseph
Mayo, H L. Kent II. w. Fry. Vincent Witcher
Marmaduke Johnson David Curry, @. W Munford,
w. M. Rutherford John A: Belvin, Charles Dim
mock Alfred s. Lee, Jacob r. Barnes, Abraham
Warwick, Edwin Robinson, J. B. Stovall, Jno. Pur-
cell.
| On motion, the Chairman and Secretary were
also appointed Delegates to the Convention.
On motion, the Chairman was authorized to ap.
point Delegates in place Of such may not be able
TO attend
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
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M Enron-The .nxietx which preyaiIa

Ma. EDTTOR-The anxiety which provalh
among The friends Of my brother, DR.. Carter Page
Johnson. In this city and eisewhere to learn the
latest and most accurate news concerung his prop
a5le fate. induces me to say that Ne have learned,
By information that cannot be doubted that ne cds
4 passenger on the steamer "Afctic; that MI
Gilbert, OF New York, one of the passengers who
was saved, saw and converted with my brother du-
ring The voyage, and was in conversation with him
one or two hours fore the eollisior loot, - some
OF the papers have IT, few minutes or An hour be-
fore the ship went DOWN. and some other passen.
.ers have been copyersed with, who say they saw
him during the voyage ; but neither Mr.. Giberf,
nor any other Of the survivors, as far as We nave
vet heard saw him at any time after the co,iislon.
There il ROOM therefore, for feeble nope Ina' ny
NAV have been in some way preserved
18Th Oct, 1854. u. n. 'ohNsoS'
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HE RINGS

PATENT FIRE PROOF SAFES.
TH E Subscribers are the authorized
l. Agents for the sale of HERRING'S Worlds
Fair Premiu n SAFES.
sale, secured with Halls Patent Powder. proof and
other Safe Locks.
KNOWLES WALFORD,
Corner Main and 11th sts
Where can be seen certificates and testimonials of
the security of HerrDgs fire and burglar proof Safe
from the following persons:
Morrison l. Marable. Petersburg, Va C. L. G. B.
Tate and Others, New Orleans; w. T. Genntng and
others, New York; Lewis Co, and others, Phla.
dephis; Geo. Hager and Others Montreal; d MaIlo-
~ and others Cheraw, 8. ard more than 90 9th.
ers, from all parts OF the United States, Cauadas
and other parts OF the word &C 19-2w
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YoUsa RoGuE.-A youngster named Jas.
w;lli.ms was arrested and brought the Mayor
Yesterday, charged with stealing Is from Thoms.
~. monay. VILLA ms fed to Petersburg and thence
70 Norfolk, where he remained until fey days
sncs when supposing the Transaction forgotten, ne
turned TO his old walks and was taken into CUSTODY
Owing to the absepce of witnesses the examination
was postponed until this morning
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MARINE NEWS.
r9ks % RICHMOND. Oct. IS

ARRIVED,
:, ss.aas S'pne. -. Boston, plaster, J. H. Cl.i.
ne ssns JON warren, L01isr. New York. hsy. N.
SAILED,
1shr Cou9er Rogers, Boston, mdse d. Cury,.
6chr. Phii&nder Armstrsng, kochess 49,.
cosi. w ID colquitt I Co. - - = VT,
sshs. wnl Gregory, Crockett, New York. ma...,
ssbr Ellsl. Kilsy, New Orleans. mdse., D cur,.
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n, Avarv ,ttractiye bin ID pre-

THKArRE.-A very attractive bill y pre-
sented at the theatre to night, in which me h.cs
mond favorite. Miss A. INcE. appears as aan Su.
in the beautiful play of Lady OF Lyons rs we
,,,.rLed talent Of this American lady and OF her
nnbounded success as an actress both In this cny
anS elsewhere. Those who wish to enjoy pleas
ant evening, should visit the MershaiF' to-nisnt.
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P.RRows TROUPE are drawing crowded
bonses at Odd Fellows Hall every night. Esct
member of the corpsi IL said to be star IN IL
narticular line, and their entertainments are Int
resting and amusing
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OBsTRucTIoN.-N. w. Nelson was fined
81 and costs for obsructng Broadlstreet with boxes
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Cosr1sUEp.- Elizabeth Southland, charged
with associating with negroes, will be examined De-
fore the Mayor Tomorrow.
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COMMERCIAL.

RICHMOND MARKETS. October Is
.fLOUR-e Market quiet-sales of Canal at 81 s7tD
w. Stock AID receipts light
WhEAT7Withoutc change, u 6509l60.
CORN-Shles bv the osrso At as cents in smaller
lots s7i cts der bushei. =
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AN INqDENT-One of the escaped seamen of
the Arctic shipped on board the Atlantic, which
sailed lasl Saturday for Liverpool. Just as the
steamer vas about to sail he was discovered by
Captain West, who took him by the collar and
marched him ashore, saying he wished no such
men to go b sea with him.
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New PUBLICATIoE.-We are indebted to
Messrs Knowles & Walford, opposite the Anne
rican Hotel for evidences of Christianity,
or Manual of Bible Evidence for the Peo
pie; by the Rev. John Cumming, Minister of
the Scottish National Church, London, with
a brief Introduction by Hon. Theodore Ere
The authors one of the most
eloquent divines of Great Britain, and has
as much celebrity as an author as an orator.
We hay no doubt this unpretending little
book HAPPILY arranges and condenses the In
and vssstisaming evidences in
support If Christianity.
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DIsMlssED.-George Howard, Jr.. charg..
cd with beating Elizabeth Smith, on the 18th inst.
appeared before the Mayor yes rday, and was dis
chsrged.
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MARRIED.

On "Wednesday, October 4th, 1854 at Waterloo,
Goo Inland Sounty, Va. by Rev. r. B. c. Howell,
MI JAS. HI TANNER, OF this city, and Miss ROX-
ANNA l., Youngest daughter of William salmon,
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New RECRUITS. Three prisoners ar
rived in this ctv Yesterday afternoon from the west
ern part of the State, on their way to the Peoten
tiarV
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Mr. JameF Terrence was brutally murdered at
Dallas, Psuhing county, Ga, on the 4th inst, by
Mr.. Harperlwho was under the influence of LIQUOR.
Harper was arrested
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HxALrH on Au0usTA.- There -. ~ -,
from yellow tsver IN Augusta on Saturday a.. -.
0enn0ber Of neW caeos wss % great tsaf ~ q
= e1rfaet dsts By which 70 dslerfine he rros,.s
q - d!eeaee There ware Sc deaths in xrsn.s.
Susiag The month a ssptembcr.
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IMPORTER AND DEALER IN
PAINTS, OILS AND ARTISTS MA
TERIALS,
OFFERS to the city or country Trade,
" his unusual large stock of dry and srou1d
PAINTS, LINSEED OIL and SPIRITS OF'TUR.
PENTINE. WINDOW GLASS, French aud Anne
Lead, Neutral White, Whiting, Kaisominc Spanish
Brown, Vandyke Brown, Venetian Red, Yellow
Ochree, Purple Lake, Veiditer, Paris and Chrome
Green, Pumice and Kotten.tone, ground In humps
put up in barrels kegs packages suitable for house
and coach Painters, Decorsteurs and Grainers' use.
Architects. Engineers and Artists will find full as
sortment of articles for their use
The most of the above articles being my own ma
nufacture and selected by myself feel assured that
can suit my customers ia any way. oc 19-d1m
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ClRcutr CouRr--JuDoE MEREDITH Par

CIRCUIT CoURr--JUDaE MEREDITH PRK .
SIDING Granville Montsle, charged with stealing
. COW from Alexander kesr, was arrasned and plead
not guilty Tho examination of witnesses was next
proceeded with. the testimony being substantially
the charge was made. The jury was then adore SEED
by Judge Crump. for the prisoner, and N. Jobnson,
Esqa for the Commonwealth, u the conclusion OF
br o. retirems Mt, reported 70 the Count that they
unsbe 70 agree and they we're therefore locked
mp. -. 3. 49, -
was arrasned. bat owing 70 the absence ofa witness
the trial was postpor 81.
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NOTICE.-The ARMORY BAND has.
e. consderabie expense. ordered a cot Of sp,eu.
did fihE-WOkks from Philadelphia. Thew VIII
their new Instruments tsy'hs so5
future advertisements with full descrirs,csn ~
They are determined that IL shaIl $50 ~ sn.,b;,.
heretofore exhibited in Richmond. % M r.
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u ALondon correspondent of the New
York Herald. says that another case, worse
in its consequences than that of Lieut.. Per.
~, has just occurred at Portsmouth, which
demonstrates the debauchery and depravity
which exist in the British army and navy
An unfortunate girl was taken on board a
snip BY two lieutenants in the navy, made
drunk III used. and then, when dying, thrown
in.o BOAT and taken on shore. The case IL
saad 70 have created the greatest excifemenf.
Inc Two wretches ought It once to have been
49, y me yard arm. Il ia not strange
n - .aGn a.1oclIes were perpetrated in tie
women With such brutality. : So'n'iy'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-19

THE GRINNELL EXPLORING EXPEDITION
The New York Herald publishes an interest
ing letter from the surgeon of the brig AID
vance, commanded by the intrepid Kane,
written in Baflin's Bay, in July, 1853. The
writer states that the health of the persons
composing the expedition, continued good,
and the whole party was animated by an en-
thusiastic determination to persevere in en-
deavoring to ascertain the fate of Franklin
The Advance is expected to return to New
York the present month, or early in Novem-
her