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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-21
MARINE JOURNAL.


POST OF NEw-YoRK......0ses~baa 2l.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-08-22

Core 81 willie TO tie. bnIo l:er ard the other
road from buchanan IL III" Tennessee; li". lIc N-
vsr,i tia, these .wc work, Shout b. consiguc,er en-
c.isirciy upon State n'co"n', and untl they were
cOnplefed nc. uic dollar WIS 70 b. appropriated Ia
ans other puhlic imp ~ovcmca.. He recommended AN
annual expenditure II S0"DjD 70 hC divided equally
between these improvements, or S?1",Gtn 10 each.-
! his rate Of expenditure " Gla possibly c"r-ruci a
r; road from tioronsvilc t" the proposed tc!s ltn
an the Ohio river in from fifty 20 ger.nIy:ive 70 80
Until the completion OF thcsc works, he urged tAnt
ry,hinr sh, ud bc contribute 10 any other works.
refer "B" ~ Mr.. Smiths first message, iOurna! Hous.
Dclcga,c,, lelG-7 page II and l5 and 10 lis last .cs-
sage, Jru al House Delegates is 9,pasc ll,whcrc
hc lamr.l tha, l;= appeals had not been respected;
and tAa; he LEGISLATURE were making nppr pra:tons
upon Il sy.tcrn "f poIcy different from Dat which
hc maintained so far from receiving ad from Mr.
Smith, the advocates oi those grca Improvements Ia
which b." refers, had 20 encounter tho OPT =tloa "
the Executive policy ii Mr. Sm;hs ",lrong and
powerful messages hm. prevailed with the Virginia
Legislature, not one ot those greet St,:e improve.
:Ients, which B. say have cddod So much 20 ou,
wcUth and resources, wou,d have ever been COM
ncnccd al Ills moment, or would have been allowed
10 derive aid from the state trousury, until limited
pCnditures had constructed road from Gordonsvile
10 the O..io River. RECORDER.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-08-22
Getty AID STATE; NEWS.

ELECTiON.-The stwkhr.Icr- ii the f'amunly
and llai:aponi Steam Navigation Company in gene
raj mcc,iu held at Norfolk, on ThurSd"y lax, in III.
saloon Of tr;r n"w and beautiful steamer, Il" Sea
Bird. elected The follow r@ officers:
j. IL. ChanbcrlaiGc, President.
Dircgt"ra-Jyhn Bagbv, Edwd. 5. .trr"c, jos. Ry'
land. vI King nnI Queen; .lctiarsor W. s!ubbr, o.
Gloucester. ChnGl,s Rrid, Jro. Tunls, jwn T.. Doyle
OF Norfolk j. w. Ga:l!rk. "f Portsmouth,
DANVILLE AND WYTHEvlLLE TURN
PlkE.-Ihs Improvement i. undergoing qu!:"
rapid progress ui construction. AbVu; Sixty ~,
lre, OF the road as been let ont 10 different con
tractors and it is thought by the close o. the pre4cn
year. this lirtancc wi. b. completed. Ike remain
der oil tir distance vii! be shortly put under c"r1c
10 be lin, Led the ensuing year
INJURY TO TIE BUIDTON PLANK ROAD
The :,1uh Side Democrat states that, on !idsE
night last. very heavy rnin fell III the county I"
Brunswick, damaging quite considerably tho boyd
ton aud Petersburg panI: KoaI inuriug three BRIDGE
and washing away about for:y feet Q! iic cinba!k
IN. at q: Sturgeon Greek.
HARRISON AND KANAWHA.-.N the lat'
Congressional elec,.on Harrison county, gave Mr.
Lewis 7i3 votes and Kanuwha gave 1i3 10 Mr.. SmIif
exhibiting TIE strange fact that the couuties il
which those gentleman respectively resio gave then
precisely the snno number ot votes
STORM IN CULPEPER.-Wc learn from th
Observer that very storm oi wind and rail-
occurred i'll that county Saturday the l2th instant
Large trees were pro5tra:el, the fruit stripped iron
orchards, and much injury done 10 the corn crop Ih
Plaster Mil Of DR.. Tuliairrro WIS blown down, bu
fortunately no one was IL it NJ the time. Til: light
ming struck two fine oxen belonging - Mrs Marshal!
killing them instantly. Mr.. W. K. Jones, ala" I"'
five o1e. killed at the same tiuc and the SANE wa!
| DROWNED.-Mr. Jumcs Jr:.:s, of Cul!rPeE .oun
~, was drowned on Monday laet w.I!le cros"|s tI'
| Hazel River near Mr.. Thomas IlIIl, Jr. : Mil
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Assnur,s o.. TfHI E,H.T.C.
THREE Days LATTER FGuN EJKnr

IL : Z.
'''' .'' ,.,' ''S
NJ" ln'F, tWg. l'.-"Ih" EH.. N;H.s' u@.
steamer Ba'c. 'apta'" Conl.;rrl, vrs ;",,-.arna'
below Al orc Ucl"r'. r. Il, aud = @rI". l.-r wFr' II,
three o,l>ck sac l i.ivr.ppoi Oh W. ..,si..y. r'r
IN instant ana has th0s made auoihc. !u.Ga.% lgiy
sAnri Hi'' &C.
-hmoNG h. pH 'cngcts arr the c. ..",,ra',l Madame
Cgsl and Ia" great tenor. Mario. Inr" were ul,, v
III" i"ver oay 6y n STEAMER from NV io.k Hi
win :hcir enthusiastic musical HilA.t, r..
Inc Pp!.;!S"! news by lie BIiuc i E". important
l:"'a rr:n"ged that long caG"aaGn ;1r trcv.A
""!c IN occupation -! The A!d"G ISLANDS.
Nh!Ic !h' tnS"Sn "'lccC" ~ tAc sack -" .cn'
arc ai:'s'!c thsGSc.vch wr5 ;htltr.rI: rNaibu."-
kiss!GI Steam ir@a:c EGu caL sea como coi-c.lG.ua
by a suGccssiu. suitI" ;.um scbas"pp..
Tho commercial aGrIccs indicate no material
chaaIc in the na'I;e:-.
Cotton was iir:ncr. Flour :a;Ecr ArGvy. Nasa;
had advanced ~. After some nuc.a'.tio:.:. consuis
had closed al 93, which Is al advance "t 5ih3 oND.
previous Hlvices.
ROM HE SEAt tT Ak.--AH C%urGtinEi.
r. force against CrImca and ScbisIopu hud cit Var
III.
The Russian scam !.iG-'n AldLnGr has made
successful ror;ie from sebas:orol. She Ges;go.
ed hrce Trrki.n merchantmen, and gave ch"se 10 tn
British steam fr.GH'e Cyrt"rS.
The turkish array were advancing cautiously 'r
Bucharest, the iussan rear guard hcinE about nan
way between bnch"feSt anu bnsc""n'
II wa i"P"Fiei 'Ai'' "cco'G.4- 10 H5fetneu' r.'g'-
gd mo oet"ce" i"c i'fG ana me Au.rian rnN"E'"'
''' '''' '''''' '''. '''.t
would be wiih".awD from The danube "i ;ar ARRIVAL
o' ;hc ATs'Fa"s. -,
'n''r I'"a ma l'o'!:''! ,.'' '..a'E'' ''''."
'"i I.t ,,' '''''' ,''T t"."''T =" ''.''',o ','''
,ri ~ ''' ''N' '' '''',.' :" -',' q" 49,. 49,.
,'"' 'oi''.''' = g"'h !s!v'tT' Il ''"" ''"'. I"h
WE'VE 'G7,e's III ."E' com U' '"'.!!'. .'' l. '.'
t' L, 1 ,,'r -,',"r n ~ ''.
'', ''r! az 49," 'o'"i'''' ~ " lr'', ''''
~: u'''' ,,'..i'' '''' 'n 3D. d. -. &C.
''- "a '." ...e' "'''''' '.' "'. - "' "
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!"P" a. I'Sii'' a"4 va "''u ~ wa" S':"' "'' '.'
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For Fe EnYl,rcr.
NEVER SURRENDER BEFORE YOU ARE
TANOUISHED.

drop my former caption and adopt the above,
which some oi our weaher-luhcd Democrats would DO
wei! 10 bear in mind
Mr.. L.;.hrr an! others have exposed the corrup;
and corruptiuE influences resulting from the railroad
mania III such lights will undoubtedly tend TO sci
the people a2aIn>; all legitimate connections bctwve
the Federal Government and railroad corporations
Tie Sta'es ought speedily leisate To prevent
tirIr cNtOrtlOis ami other abuses
Thanks To President Pierce Tor his ickoryiikc We.
toes. THE power of Internal Improvement, III the
language of Mr.. Clay, indeed d" lies crushed be-
meath the veto" His land distribution scheme will,
doubtless, me,t like fake. The writer has III his
humble war, cxcrfcd himself for wears 10 save the
public an,s from spnliaon. through Federal usurpa-
ton. lie has all along been told. even by leading
Democrats " W. urc beaten -" further cDu;cnlUn
for our rights, III the public domain Is Useless - We
may as well cease 10 contend for principle, and yet
what We can" lh, induced some 10 vote Tor the In
bill, and even Benlc.ts bil. This WAS not the
spirit "t Virginia and Kentucky III 3r-.J. who stood
up alone against the USurpatolIs Ot os" days. Let
every republican III tnc land, before he consents 10
surrender principles dear nll remember, nnd be
governed by, the example Of tho Virginia Gnd Ken
tUrkv Democrats OF 'yS and ~.
We next ought 10 set 10 work i'll earnest and III the
right way 10 remodel the Tariff. P!ccc-worh won
DO. The whole system ought 10 be reformed, and lts
burthcns be lcssencd and cqualized. y few OF our
good tricndI i'll Mr.. Filmorcs reign went OF haii-
cooked. They led off in dance, before 0nr fiddler
had entered the Hall. In every instance i'll which
they could find prctext ~ strike az the Tariff IN de-
TAIL they flied away without taking sigh. the game.
Some OF thcm 10 show their zeal in opposing the iron
monoposts, favored the railroad monopols,s first by
Donations ot lands ~ construct ;hrir rOa-, and ueyt
by cxcu!png TIER iron from the taxes, which al!
others paying. This was free trade AMI equal
rights with vengeance!
The purpose Of this hasy scrap is 10 encourage the
faithful and rcnrrv the iahess. Let them reco!cct
Cuys definition Of tic word perseverance," take
fast hold-hod tno:-nO IL; co.
4 FRIEND TO The RIGHTS OF ALL.
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NJS>nTRI ELECTION.

ST. LOUIS Aug. lS.-Thc lower branch o! the Lc'
rsln;urc will stand forty Wings, thirty Benton DC
mocrai., aud thirty antI-Benton Democrats: ,,
The congressional delegation wil! stand Elk "hiG''
and one nii-BcntOn Democrat.
IThe returns as published i'll the 81. Louis papers
Of Tuesday moriii, Ia.;, do no: materially conulc
with the ubovc figures Both the Benton and anti.
Benton organs make the House stand IL Wings :.
Benton and - an;i-Benton: The kepuo!'can l" nigI
,I,e III. Senntc stand Is Whi.s, leaving the remain
inc twenty members to be divided among the Ben
tntc, and anti -Bentunites, but giving tile prepon'
dcrauc To the latter. Dn the other hand, the Demo
era; nsserls with considerable vehemence' tna' tnt
nov. I legislature Of Missouri on joint ballot, will
land az follows: Wings, 3d. Beu!onites, 60 unis 81
As this estimate is based upou crpctcd rcurI', It Is
not entitled 10 much consideration.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-08-22

.,,...,,.- o., -, yil o. i." Nar....,- - N.r.III
ami nia,r ,r,,.i- d.. .r ln" I;fps. T. GtrN ". li I
ne ,,u.. ., . room '!c .Ond -'' liui". o." rIH'
Tho meeting va, coli. - o.lr! ~ Mr F...ra.u- 9.
IN , wlO- motion Mr JOiiH \. BELSIS 'a. r.l"' rr
ne Caa: nui II liz motion "i iE i'"nc l. .''''''n 'i
.LbEAr l.. WL>r Was appointed !''cr'nI'.
The Cimlr.nam hnys, briefly -nI"t ~" u't"ri Do; ~
n,c,!nc Nr Lean i GyGI.H oder" III" ullU".r- ir-u
.O.- w.cn w,r- unanimously Hi"rt'";
ii: win I-.hH@. -! IL" i""p"'' 3Hi mos I''.
rrgrc rha Euvr learned 9th" ,.i.'m AM ' ., ''s
ic,n OF our Ia, rUv-Egu ant U0-t "pfiat i",iD" '''
THoMAS !. GLE$S, Esq
VI In M. dr,a 0i Mr GLFNN - void Hns il".:s produced
which we believe w.i he long i'' ~ u" i""'""'''- q"
Richmond and those lIHylG. OCCASION 'p' Ia. s'!',0.
ri SrnD,? Impressed with fEr IGIl. rpai #,a -'.-
rru. trnl:- y, character which "IrrH" ;.' ".y Gr "
ne drc.u-cd i"cl !; duty ncUuh'i' upon r-'l IT,.
,ynlr ,ui;shl. and lasting evidence .! oar nlp''. ID
ia many r,nOb!Ilg traits Oi character h'd '"t. " '#
u-s Therefore, propose =" cr"C' tv i HrHu'! IHN
lonuuen, OF pure and beautiful S'"n"".
On motion o! Nr. Henry +. klyson'
Resolved Tuat COMMITTEE 0! thirteen b. app".ni". %
.nrry OUT tI- object yi III. third resolution.
Wnrrcupon the following gentlemen wcE" nII"'"'''
sold committee" -, ..-
I.nar 4 Goidin, F.emuing GEi!HU,
Samuel Y. Lamirunl. iie"ry h t'iY-"I'
4. ArscIH I.''''- l.. .''''''-'''
Edward ii!.yH-c, Peter y H''li.
George Turner, john ID. !."f."-,
George ". Baker, William l.. Ic@'"h
George D. Shell.
On motion. the Chairman and Secretary 'v'r" "f'' '
,e committee" ....s... ..
On motion Resolved Thr'. copy 90, '"'o p'"'''..-a,
js ,r,rni .hcd tn" press KlC!Inpn!. w''" '' i''
be published N tm'!r ''-r"c'.' ..t
COPY be iOrerGT ie,i by tn" tH"Eiii'" 100 '''. '.
the deceased.
On rno,on the ,nes.irs r."n naI"nrn'i
NH ''''''' '''' JDiiN ! HELI.N, rtHlnEa"
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TUESDAY MORNING., AUasgsT, 22. 1854.

when h, white roum shall have driven iha iuialn
the peaks .! The Rocky Mountains; When cities ,hait
fringe lnc Pacific iowns line ric banhs of the Ore
gon and iar' dot the surface Of California naG the
VALLEY o: the Willamette; when skill shn have sub
duci tie '.iincrn wealth Of Lac SUPERIOR when com
mcrce shn.i whitca every la and ascend every river
of the country and shall carry SprutGcons /" eve
rv cline: when raj ioais snui, unite ;he Atlantic
with the Pacific und bring every pnrt q: this vast
nation into close contact with every other; w.n opu-
lcncc shall have given home I" i.t i'll their ciil,
and Literature shall have created the traditions whic:
they lack w!la spectacle may they not prcsrn' 10
the world, ii dcsp;sins the Gu.rmci, Of alnJil!on
and di-rcgarduu the erroneous advice Of Interested
icadcrs Hey nc c"ntcMi 10 reap III. rewards o! their
pcacctGl indus:ry, and TO enjoy Inc bcsaines winch
ProviAcnc, places wl:hii their reach.
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THE RICHMOND ENe. 'rrr,x
DAILY AND shMI
BY H1TCHIEs n PRYOR.

psy Paper dollars per N'''u,a, ana .h al .ne
81, q ch; dol r for sGoT;es M psoM imam onS ons
year m ;x months payable in advance. 10 be paid
!fs5 h. S or rGed by nS postpaid; or SIN dollars
ee Al s 10 t!. Office may be reit;sd per mail in
, adj sysiiab!c Bark q ;ie risk OF the I'D kdo.s
"a u % l,,,r Is scarcely of any to the wri.
;.th. accumulation Of posi"se in an extensive bu'
:af which oHe:gi,s serious r2!nI 'X SRGn Editors
* TIE pniY ESav!ErR-For rE% lines or less, first
m tit,y cents. and every succeeding insertion twen-
-. ,,s II inserted week, twice week. or
nm, week ;hir.y seven and .alf cents for each
-. ~" ali: tie :Tst.
I =, lh. proportion for advertisements Of n greater
-. ryc5; Lottery Vendors and Aucioneers, VINO are
~ 4 ~ Dpc: !ncludetJ
q. 49, -y,i NrrXLY-For TET lines less. first in.
-. :. - :, .,s: ior each continuance 80 cents:
=. ..s.ic. and Tributes OF Respect, exceeding
-. Z. Charged Tor as advertisements.
:,-.!:.!n l,>;aacc must De accompanied with the
.,rpy e. ,asactory references, 10 insure execution
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TIE GOEERNORSIIlP.

Mcssrs. Ediiors.-Th" approaching; election for Go
.crn"-, &c., is becoming subject OF much attention
among the !cw--h" many have ~, Yet thought %! it,
Some urge an carly rlav for the nonlinatin. convcn
ton assemble; some later date. Wiki The n,Cl
musr as the wiser md better suggcsiion ioy
III" good of the party and the peace ol the country
\ hot, short war is preferable 10 proir"crd hos
tIli:ics.
Meanwhile The public mind will have time To- corsi-
der The fitness and Claims Of the several persons pro-
posed candidates for the respective offices, and the
public sentiment take its direction. Then, when the
convention Assemblies, instead OF attempting las too
often happens: to crsHiG ri PHAs SHEa % hYe
A. Wise for Governor, Shelton +. Lcnkc for Lieut.
Governor and James II. Brown of kanhwha, ior
Attorney General, are offered wiih becoming defer
cnrc for the consideration Gmd approval Of the De.
m..cracv bv a VlRGINIAE.
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! writer in the Richmond Examiner. over the sig
nature OF g.. recommending FOR nomination. us Gov
rr:ur M.. William Smith, eravey asserts that "oy
nj. reat pcr.ora influence and his strong aud pow
.ripI messages tn tho State Legislature, Mr.. Smith
.,rs gave. impulse and motion Our great State I'M
,,-uv,niru.s n Icn have already added so mucn 10
our wealth aud resources a::t when Conpictr VIII
maxi. our. the first State in in" lnion. The man who
;l,- ,lr bali in motion, the "no pest calculated 10
Keep II moving.
" e IL, liui propose CRTTCGs Mr. Smith prcicn
.inn- the ,'ubc.n nt"rIi Once liu: no one can
cn;npleH ut the corrcct.pa IL &n assertion ~ ui-
founded as well us umrst To other rcntcIIltn' "h"
r,rr ,,ar: i! the public co.UCiis 'u!H@ M" smith
Gubrrra.5r.a !.!i a,i ir!,r ioI: Wc nave examined
Mr. Smith mcs ,dgcs aal We d"ir b. or any one
rsc 70 uamc s,n .e ut our erca: STATE IMPROVE
mt,. which w!:a indebted these messages LOT US
fr-- ..imp,ll-c and notion" Tbs kichumnnd ana
Dauvillc tho Orange and Alexandria. the Virginia
aud Tennessee, the South-Sidc The Manassas Tep,
the CovingtoI and Ohio and the NHll0!E ana ie'cFs-
burg are, we presume. IN" great state improvements
70 which b" refers. Is tnrrs recorucH Worn from
Mr. Smith. recommending the iuausGFa'toA ol uis
one Of these improvements, All ni WHICH were du-
;iorizcd i.v the Legislature ai;c- his term c"mmenc,
ru After lie virginia and Tennessee company had
been Incorporated by the Le-s!al!tli Wt7 mention
ed with some favor IN hir last Message None oi lie
other crcut State works which We huve nance moi
even the Orange and Alexandra, when wts moor
,o-oed during hi, administration and pcnctrates his
owl, couu;vI ever received that much a.. or counte-
.ance from Mr. Smith. while Governor. These great
improvements we're all adopted in direct opposition
:, the no!icv recommended in his messages. lie
urced the expenditure OF STATE funds upon but two
roads neither Of which have ever been undertaken.
One was a rosd on Northwestern route, from
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FORTY DOLLARS REWARD.

nhNAWAI IrDA tuc subscriber, residing in the lower
IL md 0: Charlotte III the early part OF May last, my
f.. laau LEWIS
aerro - sbou, TWENTY-FIVE years old low In, stout
Il! 1e lp med u dark brown color, with pleasing
'asa.cc when spoken to. He mad or when he l"tt "
r., !.rr coat lined with red pa!d- striped cotton pants
~ Old fur hat No mark scar rccOlicct"t. nave
III .s-o!- 10 suppose that he first sci out Tor licEiuond
49, :" intended 60 either 20 Coumbus, Georgia. the
ais former huitation or make his escape to Tree
H..
I'VE the above reward for his arrest out OF the
- $50 in the State provided he be secured 80 that
(" again ANY information Ill relation 10 SAID Negro
:'5 scd 10 the subscriber or Smith Mnddux,
iI---yA ve. JAMES f. MOSELEY,
...s ,5-c,f" WylGesburS Va.
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NJ II, n, Ginirv ~" ly:h .rs'. st. !s"rlurn
!, .r...nn... q: uIs fsH"ri'ir". Ar John hTt''N
~, ~, =; ,,IT KTYHOlD+. ia" 81. ycar oi LA "g'
t.. ~. n-orarci !n"s. OF several months Nr L "N'
:o .'' =, ~, .hacou D. G.. aud for niany yctrs pat
, nh'r ,.r,rL and much appreciated 4--amt OF IT,
Trsa,urv Department. lie cives wife and 'hf'r in'.
,ng children 20 b-mosn ;h-r repnrabIc loss ~" w.
IN ,rnbe kind and a!.c'ionstc husband beloved rnd "
uica,ed By al that knew '!'Hi.
Departed this lie. the 2'h ot Angus i-Ii at me
sdence Of ner husband. Mrs RICHARDSON. wEr pI 'I
Ionn D. Richardson Of Charlotte sbo"' III" I5' N
Of her age Size was suddenly attacked WIKI ~ "i 'p'
piexy remained .pa"chess and nno-t ~ t"'i 81 H.
si5ily snd survived only ew dHys TIE oc'i "''''''
aid called III her assistance, AMI every a''" "
her 20 her last moments. Mrs. Rchar r. n W.
OF tho late Col Thomas Spencer oi thnrin'' W." w
distinguished officer IN the Revolutionary "''' '
scsscd, naturally suc!.. vigorous '.I I S . ,,;r
aud EDUCATED in tie bea: I'D Virginia -! oi i.io' s''
manner. and disposition "a eSempHTy a :'an InS M" .S men.
ber OF ne Presbyterian Church aga G'Gs art hc s ..
iec,iOaa:e hw6and and severn children 10 noun he,
loss. 10 them irrepsrs6le. May the p!ss7s net'e"
attend her.
Examiner please copy
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SAILING OF THE ArLAAIIC-THE CHOLL

New YORK, Aug. l9.-iH" United states mail
steamship Atlantic, Captain Wet. sailed al noon g,
,.av for Liverpoo She TOOL; upwards Of one hU "'i
,essengers, and siI hundred and twenty 'tousand d"'
.urs in specie. Among the passengers by ia" Allan
tic are tho following bearers uf daspatc!"- Nos.
Sicklc.. Doherty, Jansen s.. Wcmii
It's uudcr-rnnd that our Ministers are directed :;
favor the republican party III Spnii:, giving h"i" hi
.ud comfort, in consideration Of some important r.
form. to be introduced into tho Government OF Cubs
The total nulnb.r ut ,a;!is in ii.> civ Jur,H- a"
week at noon rn-,lny, amount t" "l6, nc!uri", i
death from cholera
In Albany. sine Wednesday lt8:. thcr" have been
20 CAST. of Ell, lrrn nui d.n'h-.
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RI-PEI ARY N s CuERCU.

PHltApEIrHIA, Aug. l9.-Thc First Prrsbytcrior
Church. ou Was.in ron Square, waa entered las
l-h:, and the hre-PrJol-sac 3l3wn open by Gnnpow'
DIR, uni robbed Of u valuable silver baptIslnal trn
and sinal! aileuIt VI ul0ney.
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MARBLE NAlsD.

EOUN + ROGERS, eth street, near Man, Eichnond
|D Va Dealer IN Egypiam lteEsn and American MARBLE
|v0XUNESTS. TONES. GRAVE STONES, AANTEL
|f.GCEs oi every description, WALL PLATES, FRONTS
|S-, sc.
,.y design N Carving executed in the ncncf manner
-:e. from :he corn;ry with city reference promptly
|"eg:rd 10.
Y: Rogers aa".Gs served his time in one OF tho largest
.,r:,s n ~ Jrk City. and having much CHpc
=. 70 .ae Ji ..,-s lutcrs himself that all work
l. a. NJ. shop viii .vc entire satisfaction as any done
II ~ Srg.a Oct. ely
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Nlll'I('E

|E, E,s|ABLIll MOORE, (t0rmcLy Elizabeth Brown
Hd -" d"-c.nGhrs OF Travis Brown deceased, VIII
'e 1t ,h County Cour; OF Orange county in the State
sia am required - adv "r;-c for the said Elizabeth
t AND TIE descendants o: the said Travis Brown, to
L. "'"tii aud receive hcir shares (in the estate OF
Ha1cy hlowGl within wears from the time of her
"-lcA N-- III July sI5; which snrrcs il not called
.! '""H. w:l.: the rHii years aiu directed TO
we :" IHoines Brown b!"'irr 10 snd Nancy Brown.
.,, WILLIAM WAYLaND
~" "'-ctn Executor Ui Marry brown decd
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VIEGINIA UOTEL, STAJ NTON.

|VNHE prcprictOrs would inform the public that they
have just fitted up their house in elegant style, aud
i Y:spared TO afford good accommodations can be
- in the country The Stage Office for ull the lines
|sns rom Sisuuton is this house and passengers
81. in The dine here and leave immediately for
o.:ac;0n or the Springs.
IN ON. It's will convey guests and from the free
/: ,g.r.a McCLUNG & PEYTON.
i'm" 3n--c2m
9Th Wing and Dispatch will copy one month in
..--,-v paper.
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'..[rnJHpNED DOLLARS KEWARD.

,XtWAY .ro,I tie subscriber the 18th December
"a ;r.' nv Nc..o man, GEORGE. about feet or Q
,, h lie !. black. and has a on the lower
80, ~ lei; uo.r He is tolerably spare hns father
-. no., -;,ar;E in Caroline county. belonging TO Mr.
.,i- ,;arvo0d and also has relations living i'll King
.' m , s, Ts-cx He has wife ri Mr.. Richard eau
o. ,~- azua Post O!lice, in Essex. and relations at
Mr. Mnry l.,> in the same county, also other reis'
w.. - An .i.I Queen county.
-. aboyc ryard will be given il delivered TO me in Pc
,,"tlI. az L. Ir >iIGuE! Grady. in Richmond
"ulI -, G.. r. BAYLOR
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,.L. t.tStSS a. co..
u. u. r y 81 ,i.lMlEE-

-. ... TAN.iN STREET, BALTIMORE. :,
RI So. ~ !a shI. Q! ;hc following Goods ana
{ ar;, . Exclusive cum:rol O, III" gooas oil 'hr'S O
!. :L...r.rs named:
H..y.. and o., .ullri Cloth, sni ker-ey'
%..,!'. iG.,a M:ll,) do 10 DO
W.n.,Y'- lBursisud) do do do
.,.u.,i,urH do DO 10
:..rs. r,i,r.yyu Iinscy. and rlh!js.
N-:ylau! Prui,enUary l.,na.y. and Plhids.
..sg !ay c. iron! purchasers ne they Will se al the
.y". ,Ha!sar prices.
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GiuRC;E r. SWAMI,
~ .AW ANn SOLICITORiN CMANCERY,

JACKSON, MISS,
ls1 SACI.Ci~ law in abe several State and Federal
..Dr;, =. &. jackou. and IN the Circuit and Probate
-, y, ..s .:i The n-si. boring eastern counties nc
- Ao s'cad 70 the payment Of taxes and redeHiPuoh oi
I;'.r! .4.as i: H.. Auditors Office.
%s!e:, ~rpayn T. Ess!es,on, Esq; Henry r. Irving,
l., ss.avC Marx Esq, Cashier Bank OF virginia;
~, M...!s 4 G.msnn Richmnnd. Va. Nov. l6-cly
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.TINM MtCNINEiY FOR UNITED STNTES
STEAM FRlGANES
NAVY DYpARTNFNT


IN CQEsEQuENCE OF various applications from differ
~: pRr;s OF the United States, desiring extension
ac 10 enable manufacturers OF machinery TO prepare
~; ana proposals to be submitted in accordance with the
-s o: IN. advertisement o :hs department of July l.
o2 o. proposals. &C. Is extended until the Isl .: Scp:cn.
he. aex: J. G. DOBBlN
la GI-jl,y Cr,l az