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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-21
HorBr. ARRIvALs-Aueust 20.

WIN. W. LIEF ICH,..........P Proprietor
Samuel d Ardiry, Bourbon CO. Ky; George =
Lewis. do; J VI Paris Thos X Tisdale Lunen.
burg $ II Sioks, Salem; w = Wallace. Alder
marie; Jehu Williams. city; John Openchain, p
Ridge John Gaddess, Camp Meetings II
Davis, Richmond; p Bell, city; 7 a Wright,
w t Mitchell, Pittsyvania; John F Greenlee,
Kockbridge; w c Hawett Liberty; r Love
lace l. 5 Owens, Tenn; j IL Miller, Robert
Brown, Roy o Crowley, Camp Meeting; Alex
Ferguson, Franklin G Otey. Jno VI Miller,
\ c Anderson, city,. + + Northcross S $ X II;
o Austin. \ Carolina; John a Slaughter, Miss
Martha Slaughter, Miss Setna l. Hunter, Addie
Hunter, Danville; w Nowlin. A W c Nowlin.
Wytheville; JAS VI Harris, Bedford; j S Hole.
Jno Lunsford, city; G Fairly, Bot. Springs, w
l. Goggin, Bedford; \ b Hill. y F BecdgcS,
II Harmiling, Va IL Tenn RR; J Wyndham Rns.
SER Bedford.
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A polish NJ vpme1t

The London Daily News -fnies that Conceal
Cunt Zamay-ki, distinguished Polish exile ar
rived in London on the 39h nltimo The News
says: We understand that his visit is the result
Of special invitation from the British govern.
ment Tie Counts talents and abilities. aud his
practical knowledge If military aud diplomatic
alnir., nre wei known; aud n he comes direct
from the Ensi, he I'll, be able 10 give important
information respecting the real state of matters
in that quarter II Is evident that Zamoyski Gun
only have been invited to England at the present
crisis, with n view to enable government to ar
rive at some fnal decision on the Polish question.
We have Ind occasion to notice ere now that the
opinion of the Continental Liberals who most
eonycrsani in the aaars of the Poles and of the
countries bordering ON Poland. is, that tho pres.
EFT moment is nuspie ons for striking blow at
Rassia in that quarter. The nucleus Of Spanish
Legion already exists in the 50 called Turkish
Cossachs, who are almost exclusively Poes,
wearing Polish uniform and carrying Polish
signs II there IS any meaning in the express
ion used by Sir William Wordsworth at tle
Southwark neminaiionto the effect TINT it Is
the purpose of the British Government 10 strike
n hloody blown, Rassia,we may warrahtablv in
fer that Count Zamoyskis arrival in this country
will bo the prelude 10 some decisive movement.
The meeting on the affairs Of Poland, 10 be held
at 81. Martins Hall, on "Wednesday, under The
presidency If Sir De Lacy Etans, will afford
ministers AN opportunity of testing the feelings oi
the country upon the question. 1t ia manifest
TINT the sphere aud objects Of the war are extern
DIM, An electric thrill Is running through the
whole Of Europe.
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foot At Market street. He gave the following
statement:
He had been engaged 10 "a female in Cleveland
for some time, when few days ago he received
n letter from his iHdmoratd. requesting him tn
hasten there, and she would name the happy day
He accordingly asailed himself Of the quickest
means Of transportation. 10 wit the rarond ;
but. alasl up N reaching the house. he discovered
that size had proved flillless ead was nlrendy
married to another and more successful lover.-
Her double dealings preyed npnn lis mind. aud
bring rapidly whrlrd to the ciiv n hc had been
taken from H.. renched there on Friday ia very
mrutally pcrtnbed condition.
Tint night he stretched himself ont at length,
-"rre~fally upon The cold plnnks Of the bridge,
aud fed his fame by the pale light # the starr
il Ohe Flannel doubtless being more ardent in
view Of il total hopelcssness-u sleep eame
over him like mantci. not 10 give reliet, for he
cnTried bis sorrow with him to dream land. That
feeling gradually yielding II the sterner ono OF
revenge, aud Low schemes of vengeance are RIP
idly formed, aud plans to curry them into speedy
execution are devised, At length he is successful
his rival is no more bat he las To fly for his life.
The police ARE after him. ihey have reached the
city and the bridge, they are about
10 lay their hands upon him. when he despe
rately throws himself over into the water.--
Something like David Coppcrfrld on his first
"drunk when he fell down stair, he hrarda splash
and on looking around found that il was caused
by himself, that he then into the wafer
Dreaming over, but we will not attempt
to describe the feelings with which he viewed his
position partly ludicrous. from the cause of it,
but decidedly serious; all the time however, he
struck out manfuly for the shore where he ar
rived safely, dripping wet, concluding doubtless.
ly, that
Love is dizziness"
-pittSburg Commercial Journal
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city of New York never 10 return. Nineteen years
have passed since that eventfu morning. In all
that time has been wanderer among mon, in
different DISCUSSES. and in remote parts of the
country. We believe he never gave society large
m opportunity 20 shnn him. mr. 10 manifest 10
him is earnest conviction that. n'iwith standing
the verdict If aclaitla he W. the murderer Of
Helen Jeveit. Living life Of se'u.ion in the
remote nth W.T.. the world Ia well nigh for.
gotten him, until the brief announcement Of hi
death recalled the terrible incidents If his earlier
cnrepr
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-21

Ex PRESIDENT FILLMoRE.-T The New York
Tribune learns that Mr. Fillmore is having the
most brilliant success in English society. His
fine personal appearance aud graceful and digni=
fled manners conirit ute quite as much to this, as
his political distinction. Queen Victoria is nj
legged to have said that he is the politcsi Amcr
can she ever saw All manner of Dukes aud
Earls are inviting him to their country seats. He
Is accompanied, rs Private Secretary, by Henry
4. Davies. Esq, formerly counsel TO the corpora
ton of New nrk
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-21

GrN. llorsroN.- Houston is out in n
strong letter approving the principles and policy
Of the American party. The General handles
the Pierce administration and the leaders ol
modern Democracy very roughly. He hold
TINT the Democracy Of the present day is II who'd.
" different thing from the Democracy of .lcilrr
son and Jackson. If we can find space, will
in day or two give insertion 10 some portions Of
Gen Houslon's letter.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-21

YELLOW FEVER rs RICHMOND The question
is frequently asked us whether the Yellow Foyr
is prevailing in Richmond or not For the salts
faction of the public, we make the following cx-
tract from proclamation recently published by
the Mayor of that city:
1t is undoubtly true that cases of yellow fever
have been in the city since the 18th inst, bat in
every instance the patient came direct from Cos
port or Portsmouth. Seven out Of eight had it
on arrival The following are the persons, all of
whom were Immediately sent to the hospital :.
T. Lyman arrived sick on the 4th died ON the
10Th; Thos. Teddy arrived on the Sth die1 on
18th Ellen easy arrived on the 9th, died on the
18th; Patrick Garvy and Magaret his sister
rived on the 8tb, both living and likely TO recov-
er; Marget Hughes, arrived on the 9Th. sick
eovery doubtful James Muldow arrived on the
10th, and die on the 18th. Dennis Murphy ar
rived on the 9Th, and now ill., These are the
only cases of yellow fever that have occurred in
this CITY, unless young lambeth, also direct from
Gosport, died with it, His physician, however,
Zone of our most eminent practitioners inform
ed us that his was NOT II case
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DEATH OF DISTINGUISHED NIRGINIAN.-
are panied to Learn from late number of the
New Orleans Delta, says the Republican, that
Judge Frank Caruthers of that City died recent
~ on board the Steamer Harry Hill just as she
reached Memphis ON the 9Th instant. Judge ca
rntherS was native of Rockhrdge County Yir-
ginia and at the time of his death was practis-
ing lawyer Of New Orleans. He was for some
time circuit Judge in the State of Mississippi.
Tie deservedly stood among the first at the bar
in the Southern Country both as an advocate and
lawyer. He died OF the yellow fever
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-21

Richard p. Robinson the reputed murderer
Helen Jswett died at the Gait House in Louis
vile on the BIB inst Although yearly twenty.
years have passed away (says the New YorI
Express) since the preparation Of the awful
tradgedy in which Richard p. Robinson was tn.
most conspicuous actor, the dreadful and mys
torious circumstances and incidents connected
with it such as 10 make an impression upo,
the public mind, which is not yet erased. Ever,
to this day the house. Al Thomas street, H.
which the crime was committed is pointed on
to the stranger in the city as 1.-THE place wher,,
Helen Jewett was murdered" presenting in it,
poverty stricken and dilapidated condition a str
king contrast to the meretrcious magni6cence
its earlier days, There was dash of the dra-
matte about The murderer and his victim; which
gave to both the living and the dead prominence
in the public mind, at the time, which SELDOM
falls to the lot of mardt rer courtezan of the
vulgar grade. Hence, IN excitement occa.
stoned, throughout the entire city of charac-
ter and kind. probably never paraeled SINCE
If there was something in the character of the he
TO and the heroine. there was moreover just e.
nough of mystery and blood, and horror clinging
to the deed itself to work powerfully upon the
morbid passions of the curious multitude.
The day after bis soquittsl Robinson left the
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-21

ARRIVAL OF Miss ANDREWS. -AIiss Annie NJ.
Andrews, of Syracuse, New York, arrived at
Norfolk on Thursday morning, and rendered her
services to his Honor Mayor Woodis,as nurse
in the Hospital. Miss Annie, is sad to be very
handsome Young lady, whose phianthropio spirit
has prompted her to this noble sacrifice of self.
His Honor promptly accepted her services, and
as promptly escorted her down TO Julappi, where
she duly installed. Miss A. made hand
some contribution 10 the funds of the Howard As
ISOLATION
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-21

A MARROW EscAPE-ALL For LoyE.-A Cit
izen Of Brownstown, above Birmingham, leaprd
from the fourth column of the Mongahea bridge
into the river on Friday night. but being good
swimmer reached shore safe and sound, at tho
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-21

TEACHERS CONVENTIONAL meeting of the
Teachers of Virginia, was helda stanton, Au-
gust 18th. Rev. E. + Walton was chosen
Chairman, and j. Welby Armstrong, appointed
Secretary, and the following resolutions were
adopted and ordered for publication:
lst, Resoieed, That a Committee of Arrange
ments consisting of Professor Campbell, Wash
iugton College, Lexington; Pike Powers. East
wood Academy. stanton, and j. Welhy Arm
strong, tppervie Academy, UppervilIe be and
are hereby appointed to address a circular to the
Teachers d virginia, setting forth the objects
Of this Convention, and inviting their attendance
and CO. operation at the next meeting.
I'd, ReSoired, That the Committee of arrange
ments be instructed to invite DIR. McGntfey, of
the University of Virginia, and Colonel f. II.
Smith Of the Virginia Military Institute. TO adj
dress the next Convention ON any subjects CON
! uected with education, which they may select.
Sd, Resoiued, That the Convention adjourn
to meet at Stanton on the I'd Wednesday IN Au-
gust 1856
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-21
GREATLY REDUCED PRcHsl

NUR FACILITIES FOR DOING FINE WORK
~ nrc being daily increased by the receipt Of the
latest styles Of TYPES, BORDERS, CUTS, &c.
from the best Foundries in the North, and we would
respectfully inform our friends and the public gener
ally that they have their orders for printing filed
in the BEST STYLE aud at as LOW PRICES as
can be obtained from any other establishment south
of Baltimore
psg-JOBS PRINTED IN COLORS in the finest
style of the art and warranted to give satisfaction
Cards! Cards.! Cnrds!!!
Printed very swift Taaiee Press Mt extraoraina-
rily cheaprates
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THROUGH TO TElH SPRINGS.

tnr buchanan our pac>rt Boats c4.,c L,urlrbure at
~ ~, Morddy "Wednesday snd tido,. and
neet with ID" Stage Lines at Nonl iiig,, AID G. er
Greek f,r lie Natural I3ridg,, L.Niuprnn Rock ANN,
warm n"d No.; 81 tg-, and IN Buchanan lh the Lte
by Digger SPting, to the White Sufrh.r Returning
leave Buchanan Tuesday Thursday aod Saturday a,
A. NJ
Tn Boats Tor Richmond leave fynclbnrs Nor lsy,
WeifesdY and Friiay nj \ VI.
BOYD, EDMOND 4 DAVENPORT.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-21

BALLOON AsCENsIoN.-Ca Carrier made an asccn-
sion from Cluster Spring, Halifax county, last
Tuesday, and after having encountered severe
storm landed safely in Mockenburg county
great many persons were present.
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OPITU Any.

Died, yesterday. at u p. NJ, at the residence
of his son, VIM. NJ, Blaekford. Mr.. BENJAMIN
BLACKBOARD in the eighty. eighth year of his age.
~ His friends and ucquaintances are invited.
without further notice, TO attend his funeral from
the Episcopal Church, this erening at ) O'Clock
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-21
BAkER,s PnENIrM BIrrEEs Is now become q

BAKERS PREMIUM BITfERS Is now become L
universal faaiy die me- md ecomR,, ndcd generally
y able Phss.csns, Tor the "a! Dyspepsia,
Ne Headache, Deraneed Liver, &c. The certi-
cate below il from worthy widow lady Of Ea over
county OF uhtoubtri vcrurit3.
WHITE rLAtSs, Hanover Va JON 30d' 1888
Nm T. BAKER. proprietor 8okcr'- Premium Bit
ter.--Dear SRI ranro Withhold the high estimation
] have # your inhbe Family Medicine, in making
of nv cnmphias. | hive suffered ab ul
years With adt,orderei stomach &, which ed nie
never 10 cti anything thar ute without disngrcring
yi'h immediately attcrward.. | had 10 be diet. d.
hut l!at III nyI rr.ge Tie liaf. ten curnipenc
ed using VARIOUS remedies sud give frtisf tai al
10 purpose aeea think should have IN I've
thruugh Ibis shoft Lie vth bat te eaIoymcnt nf is
wotIIs foods, It'll muvidrpce provided In lbokiQg
,yer news app. oGnd that BAKERS Premium Bitter,
gtis r-cnmm niri for l-or red sto'uuci &c
soou ureL botiin. ,ud ney,, in ali my lie. found
II RENE = h give sfcrly r=iei am snrry To tank
that | ~as mi,iei 81 ling without knowing Of such
uluabie A!ed,"ine snnu'r take ereni pleasure in
rrconmendiu. il l. others affected H. simni manner
Yours MARY " ELLETT.
To be In whoiesplr and retnil IA, h sttbler x Co.'S
Slro Ler Wuiehea i, j. II. ThorIsIn & DOS aud
J. II. Seay, Lyncfba'g aud Of Druggists generally.
aug lS-lm
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| Office no TAX.PAYERs --nl yI1ae ofan

NJ Office TO TAXPAYERS - BY virtue ofan
Y Ordinance II III. @ 1uncl of shc city Of Lynch
burr pissed Angus, the 10th $50 all persons assessed
with taxes under snid Ordnanc" will be entitled
deduction of five per from the ct such
sc.s nen upon paying the same la l- Collector OF the
cit, at his Office hctweed hours of9 plock. A. NJ.
and | O'Clock, NJ an, ,lay from rht 20n Of dag.
Ia the 1t If Oc,ober of the present yeoc
A. n. MONTGOMERY, { c l..
aug 90 dl0t Iynchs Bui ding 4th Alley
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Fon SALE.-The Red Sulpher Springs prop
erty is to be offered for sale publicly on the 23d
of this month.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-21

MURDER 4 negro man, belonging n Mr..
jas. 4 Mefisrher, vas murdered on the farm of
Mr.. VIM. kadford, last Sunday night, by another
negro, belonging to Mr.. WIN. jones' of tue same
neighborhoal. The murder appears 10 have
been Of the most ntroeious kind, and viii induce,
its to be hoped,the seyerest penalty Of the law
upon the criminal. We are informed that Il slight
alteration having occurred between the parties
Sunday evening they were separated, but met
again that night Mt Mr.. Rsdford's quarter The
murderer on a.ecrtaining that his victim was
there laid in mat for him, until he came cat Of
a cabin, and stabbed him three times, 50 fatally
that he survived only as few moments The
murderer was arrested the same night
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-21
YNCITgUKG COLLEGE.-Thi.l n,rjtn.

9NCAfEszkG COLLEGE.-Thisl nsrtu.
uon WI be opened on the l,t IF October next
with compl to Faculty, fine Chemical phosnplcu
aod Math nautical Apparatus, and all The usual iac lrs
fir College instruction
Tho # tuition will be $40 IN the Prcpara ory
Department. nod $50 in rhe : iestte io the annual
.e--ibn One Ia { the tuitien piya lr in advance.
j. especially desired that &c tlcmen vho Intend n
give their Collegiate ,ufse waui rtcc them rs
soon as pos>ble in t"e Preparatory Departments That
they may he thoroughly anl r.suur ere pared fr C o.
rge. IL 3l.dScts
to- The r.r,,i,iicnn .;il rt.ss. ri, ~, -
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aug g d ltsWtl6
fOSl'ppNENIFNr

fOS rP0AEMENT
Til above sale is posr eel until hurstuy, tie 23fd
inst. JNU. u. l.. GOGGtN
aug II dEfSTh r.
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Leo. t1r CJp,fcrf It's.

#''c - n asatrd nefinsl another G u0t1et I,
siCn bl- lately = il. apreaeBre, chilled w. IS Fur
re- r Al 7iaa luinel.t, the most dangerous OF all lie
s.unirrf hrcnu,e rs having the oi Farrell,
8at ~ il ia zessi ,ith. without the know ledge
ihlt raa .erfrit LIST, and thy viii perhaps only
iseoYr. fI..r error when tine spurious mkt re hs
uiough i.se,ii effects
~. krani1e altice ia manufactured only by II. q.
faneh. suie iveatur und proprietor aud wholesale
druggist " II Main Peoria Illinois 20 wheni
eH apl aeatie for Agencies must be adlre,sed B.
e4r ypn with The letters II q befoic Fprrels.
nus II. q. + ARRELLo-nnd his ,ignora tin
wrapper ali others cnunteIieifs.
Soli by Il. SfABLER 4 co. Duegi.i'.
i.lnchburs, Va.
"d', rrspat'Y authorized nt.lhroughon tn United
Gmtcs.
- rfre . and 80 cents nnd 81 per baulo
AGENTS WANTED in every town, village aud
Tan let in the United States. in which = already
establi-hed. Adlrrs5 H. G Farrell above. accom-
panied witt slol rolerruc Character, respon.ib
t,&c. bue2 dSciw
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CRY ND STiTg D1gtA4aGkT.

y. 4 TsSS. RtiLEoAD.-1he receipts on
this road for the present month will he conslde-
rally greater than for any previous month. anl
will probably exceed s250o9. The business of
the rpai l. increasing in most sati.faetory man
ner. md will continue II increase at
greater rn,ia A. IL Progresses. L. prospects are
brilliant aud when all its connections are formed
il viii be one Of the greatest improvements OF
the country. Its astonishing that capitalists,
.loking to .their own interest. d. not come for
ward aud purchase the bond. IF the company
nog in ,naaset A better investment could not
easily be- male, than these bonds at present
prices.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-21

NEAR LTNCHRERG.--I aiirr for 49,
my Ivy Crrek plantation. ia Bedford. ON ,slioi
INV ro>ide, (seatt-fardl.) This farm confoio'
about 30 acres, -la1 acres of fl.p hot
land-s0 acres of which Is self renovat,ug. Am,
third of the tract is fine fore.t The bpilJ
ings are all new-ond are such would suit
gentleman for country residence. The nlanta'
ton is in fine state of Improvement, and i;e,
about miles from Iynchhurg, and within half
mile of the va. q Tenn. K. Road
1t is seldom such property is offered in tbo
market. There is everything connected with tbe
premises that is derahle in the way of orchards
&c.
Being DESTROYS of removing TO Kansas tbs
Fall, will offer bargain to one who reallv
wishes to purchase. My address is LynchbnrG
Va. SAM'L NJ SCOTT
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-01

GENERAL PRINCE NAPOLEON BosapArrr
--SuccEssIoS OF THE FRENCH THRosE.-Tbe
wellinformed Paris correspondent of the Ma.
tionl Intelligencer, gives some interesting
facts and speculations upon this SUBJECT
General Prince Napoleon Bonaparte, son Of
the Emperor's Uncle jerome, at present
stands next the throne as successor of Napo.
leon Ill. But bis chance of succeeding him,
according to this correspondent, is eminently
predetermined. 1t seems that the Emperor,
falling natural issue Of his own body, may
adopt an heir, who would then take the place
rs Imperial Prince and heir to the throne, be-
tween the Emperor and Prince Napoleon.
Upon bis assumption Of imperial power, the
Emperor refused to adopt his cousin Napo.
leon. There is no cordially between them.
The correspondent says it is whispered that
che Emperor has already designated in his
own mind, In the event Of Eugsnia failing to
become mother, theheir ofhis throne. This
Il supposed to be one Of the sons Of the Ro.
man Republican Ex- President Prince Canine,
and i . Bonaparte throughout, being the
grandson on the psternal side Of Lucian Bo-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-01
THEATRE.-Mrs. Howard appears to

THEArRE.-Mrs Howard appears to-
night in Time Tries ALL" and the ''Somnambuls.,'
in which she will personate two of her best char
scters. We but express the opinion of competen!
judges when we say that Mrs. Howard, in her line
of characters, the best actress on the American
stage. Hence it Is that we advise our readers to
go to the theatre while she remains with u.s. and en-
courage her by their patronage. Her Lady
Teazle" on Tuesday night, was assuredly the most
perfect piece of acting that we have ever seen ;
and it is truth that Mrs. Howard retains all her
beauty, and all the music of her voice, to the
present time, and we really express heartfelt.
sentiment when we say that we hope she may re-
tain them for many, many years.
We learn that the Misses Kendall will shortly
take benefit, when they will present for the
amusement OF the public, variety of entertaining
plays and dances.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-01
LOCAL MATTERS.

The FuoITlvEa--Thers seems to be no
doubt now that the throe negroes whoescsped from
Messrs. George E. 'eadief r. H. Dickinscn and
Jones T. Slater, went across the country TO the Pa
uunkY river, and either took passage there In some
OF the wood or oyster vessels fer The NORTH are
now lurking about 10 King William Essex or L an
caster counties seeking IN opportunity to get OF.
pursuit OF them. heard Of them at several points
along the road they traversed on Sunday, but did
not succeed In overtakine Them Az one Of these
fellows had $500 10 money, which he had stolen
from biz owners, with him. Il Ia feared they will
nd very little trouble In getting assistance to put
them beyond the reach ofthe laws of Virginia.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-01

RoBBIss.-These delicious birds are now
to be found in great numbers In the woods around
the city, and if left to feed afew days on cedar ana
other berries so abundant would become very fat.
Juvenile spcrtsmen. however, with the long rusty
fowing pieces of revolutionary memory, are qua
ming them up both morning and evening, and the
consequence is, that the markets and restaurants
are being literally supplied with fred breasts at
three cents each