The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-05
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onIo, wnere no loaves many fneud9 Jao.
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49, ssas sfM psniy q usnsu % = ~ renosR
smpptation necessary hb NJ lee beOkonbofuesn
the knee md fccts ara -. -. h.s,n. hkrsua
the breast and No. III. s. ,a....ss s-.-ss-
inl lureos s ssa s,. Y =. II !
IHk oiioIEsA does NOT = prsssas exia IL ssas !.
eon' no. aes soefe been case tsre for tuo weeks
yes 20 eeepg are the people n the couutry imbped
"AA iSsi' 'na1 'ney are deferred from visiting q
Pnce. negro man IN staunton fell tie other day
ny. = wni1e man rom the country ehincedto to
pass by at the moment, and seeing Tie negro MI
- 10 M " s'ouhu snd rooe osek % NM
......~s.s a'',e. On 'ssvns nis cussness
= aH mas e nsd :
- = s1o'0 sEi no sntuausa y eet away
-. 80 = AAes sss1 "sennes roie-nins
asse q sgesanons nave nad =
-. E1PPss 1pvn 'no 1et ousncss q hscnmona
e ~ n'ofo n'' -hsei - 70 % encounsereo mere
s'e A'''H' Ao' ssss asgs
snnAsr ~ ,..s0 Or THE ,ikSrnAL l'1.'11l. AAInoAp
-, "nA'ono, oapefin'enoent oi me Zen
- nls " 70 INC nossd
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80 - .0oo.'e NJ ana declared Ar. Whifcomb
Staunton yindicator po.l.s ~. ss,,,o-,;r. go.
ment: sF-sss. .s
Mr.. Wh;tcornh w.. ;,,,,,.., -. ,..,.,h.
he did from the fact, a. we understsnd thst his or
osIs were frequently countermanded or interfered
vim oy une President OF the road. Hence he re-s
very responsible position, unless he could have ev-
AAeo' :" own d'rocaon. E
NoRrHwEsTEnS VA.) RAILnoAD.-The ParkeFs-
burg Gazette announces that orders have been is.
sued from the engineering department, direct;nr
contractors to limit themselves 70 apecded smoauts
OF work on this road within the next month. In
y s.'Ap'y WIN 'n's' many nands nave been
| s0e. 4ssess sid
FALL SurPLIEs---The Farmers Friend, pab.
hsned In Monroe county, urges every merchant to
purchase his fall supplies in Richmond a. goods
'"'' oe oo'A'neo mere on as good terms and an AZ
a. vareo az can DC obtained In the North
o'n 1ue. II snouid oe aiso says the editor, . mat
hor,s. - s'."'1 oa' o~n H'.eos ~
r.,t,s. ~ "Ao'e ''0l'ns' aou syh
~ a,t41Ha'
ihh NohsoLK ERA made tn reappearance On
y 'A'h 1'asf ne SOLO pfopriefonhip OF Mr..
.1"a msn' mr. nenoren having withdrawn-
az nesetoiore' IL advocates the principles of the
Know-Nothings.
ArarcAs cuarosrr1rs The Norfolk ! r.n. .,..e. !. .
that the foot of negro boy In Portsmouth, fourteen
years old messures full 10 IL incbe. .,d ,h.r. i.
| ,;.,,. 49,. =. -.1 sno' A''' =
| whose head Ia 10 incbe. lon, and 0 / .,
,h;cL s. 80. - .Y''s' -'. l'7os " i.a
4sa fas ;esss i, s,.
Decision REvKnsFp.-The Court of Apae.Ia -
| Iew;sburo h.xo rovo...a =. ....,,- rlrNs-.
| na'o ieveI'ou s inc decision rendered
several years ago IN the Superior Court Of Staun
ton, in favor of Mr. Crawford In the csa. oe N 49,
| Doue,ps Ex,r. -. rsu.. -. r,.-e-, nv =
| ~ lug" 'oun Cfa"Iolo. inere
were ABOUT TWO tnree thousand doliarsinvolvedin s
| this suit fe
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| .vh. s.Ii... .g . - -. ..e' :. ,o
nav" s"'"o'' iah oh : snors Ame ago. ana prooa
| ply maze tneir way to Ohio. One belonged to DR..
Patrick, and the others to persons Ia eastern Vir
| ~ 1ss7s
| CAMP MEETING-The Fairfax Union Camp
| Meeting closed last Friday morning. About IS
/ ner.ors rrof.. .od co,,.r.or
| Po''o"' PoAo''9,' eon'o'son. 4Ss sfA
tobacco establishment there has sold within the last
two weeks 1000 lbs. of cigars of its own manufec.
| ture, to the towns ofthe Valley.
| H,aH pp,crs The A,ex.nd,,. u.n.,..,.
In consequence of the severe drou.h, 80. =.
| greatly advanced in price In the country and Il
now seiling az nign ngu1es We are informed that.
county DentIeman rom P,inca e u,',s' mcudonn
| forms Us that at a sale near Occoquan few dsvs
credit OF nine months
| SHOT BY MIsrAKE-Jacob Critics and John Le-
mons two respectable citizens of Upshur county.
f.v dass soa Recorino a saanSs ~
Mr.. Lemons saw at a distance through the bushes
what he supposed to be a deer, when be leveiIed
M M me snq y. ~ ~ '1e cIlsct
passed through one OF his arms. into bis sde, and