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The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-09-05

-NDo-OA1-
~The Gazette's Havana cores
pondent, in his epistle Of the 23d ult.,
laments, that Genl. Scott, did not
whilst 10 Mexico, cover the whole
country with the flag of this Union
lie says: had such en- event taken
place, much trouble would have been
saved the countryside scions of the
Aztec and the Spaniard-and the le.
ultimate spanish "race Of Cuba" This
Is an event, already conceived in the
woumb Of time; a .quarter century,
will bring it forth. .
IT'S TOO BAD.-As the Gazette says
It is too bad that the Hon. Thos. G..
Davidson and Col. Pond, cannot meet
one-othcr on the stump. The glove
has been thrown down. and the chal-
lengc accepted yet can they not come
together. Should either of the gentle
men pass this way we shall Insist upon
their =" lighting to send out a special
messenger to hunt for the other.
PRACTICAL PHILANTHRorHY.-Miss
Andrews. the young lady from SYRIA
cusc, N. Y, and formerly Of Louisiana
who offered her services to mayor
Woods to nurse our sick, arrived yes
terday, and commenced her martyr
like Iabors at the hospital. This is
indeed, the heroism Of self devotion;
for SO is, We learn lady Of ample re-
sources, and has come from healthy
district into the midst of an infected
one, to administer to the wants of the
sick aud dying. She has also made a
handsome donation to the Howard
Association. requesting that if further
aid be required, she may be applied to
for funds. az!
Several other benevolent ladies' have
arrived on the same self sacrificing
mission and commenced their labors
of love in behalf of suffering humanity
Norfolk. w., august 17M.
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Tbf 9algGallret.
BATON ROUGE,:::::::::::SEPT. s, 1856.

We are indebted to the Hon. T. G..
Hunt, M. G., for pamphlet copy Of
"?hocion's" review of Senator Ben
lamin's letter.
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A Negro Man for sale.
4 VALUABLE negro man for sale.
he also lays brick very wen, and very handy st
any kind Of work. For tartherpar ticnlArs, apply
ct the eheri2' . once. -. laly3O-Mts
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Arthur's Self Sealing Cans.

Arthuf'S Sell SeaI1ng Cans.
THE undersigned sole agent for Baton
i Rouge and vicinity, will shortly re.
ceive a few samples Of these invaluable
Fruit and Vegetable preservers, md by the
first Of September, will be prepared to sup
ply any quantity. Those wishing them,
will please leave their orders at my store,
and when received, they will be forward
ed to them; all orders must be accom-
panied with the CASH SONS p, t.-t-
u '..- D. C. ,MONTAN,
aug. 8. Church street.
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For sale.

Z , FlaE77 EOH H8lS0
A VALUABLE tract of Land, situ,ted
n about twelve miles East Of the CITY
of Baton Rouge, codtsinipe One HbAdfed
and Fifty acres, with dwelling house end
all Improvements necessary for clYyfMk
on a small farm. Terms Cash. 81 cYedi. To-
' aug 20 as-sf: t. ''-' s. 8. H22Is aswsassgq
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Equality 10 .azl, s5 Z
At THE ONE PRICE CLOTHING STORE
of w. ID. PHILLIPS.

- I'D ~. ! LAFAYETTE BTREET.E
lie deals upon the above "motto'' his
IL Stock is the most varied and best in
the place, the extreme low prices now
marked on all the goods makes it an object
for all who are wanting Clothing to give
him call before purchasing elswhere.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-09-05

COOKING ST0VEo; Old Kentucky,
" Crescent, May6ower Stoves, from the
smallest to the largest sizes. for sale. at q
small advance on first cost Also Stove
Waffle, Irons Oval Ovens, Tea POI and
castings. (aug2S) D.. C. MONTAN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-02

WANTED-A SITUATION, BY A COMPETENT wO.
man, OF thorough experience, cook *, washer
anpdress willing and obging; and also BY neat girl for
housework and seams!ress; neatly;
win take moderate wages steady place. where the
forts OF home will be required In return for industry
honesty No objection to the country Please call at 223
Bowery
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C27 BROADWAY, C0RENR OF REApE, AT MORRIS
30 CoIiNERT co. can be obtained respectable Ger 4
English Scotch and Irish help for hotels private
2 miles; also waters ccaohme1 farmers, storps A. A.
hs he branch cce lo2 Green rch Terms moderate
MRS GREEN BEGs TO INFORM THE PUBLIC Thar
lt1 The proposes to supply families With eachcrs bousr
keepers and dcmcsiics beg class Reception r5ofns TO-
coIoscd cooks Rates 50 cents. s "a
yNAsrED-kT no. I EASY BROADWAY A rrpsr
w class barkeeper, for h1,c Places rpecdiv nro-n,
for school eneherr cerks aieemau ungier~ ee.rt...
walters boys ter trades ami s1es honsekeepers scarf
tIress laies . a,ienf s9s. mgr 'cr esner H haren
moderate Apply ADNARD cfffFgs'
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ftAIfFORN1A D1AM0SDs.-THIs NEW AND pEArrr
" fg article sn takes the lead purchasers Of ewel
The hest Judge cannot tell them te ne a rcI M.
prices arc within DE reach Of every one Cluster gents pins
e So md 81: ear rings ~ 10 sd rngs Is 10 san stn5s ae.
pins crosses ockets buttons hfaceets 6c rtce. asdo
~ order with the above dismoeds IN apv Vie Az 80.
rnsU y any arr ot NE tned states by enclosing amount
AldfeSseam L. n !. JACOBS, COZ Broatwsy
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BOARDING EXCHANGE NO. 4 ASTOR PLACE.-DE
- sabe board and boarders be obtained by applying
Boarding accommodations various of this
and Brooklyn. Board for young ladies French family,
with without instruction French and music BOarders
directed gratis pEMAEEsT BAsSET.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-02

BOARDING DOWN TOWN-FAMI,IES AND SINGLE
ID gentlemen he comfortably accommodated for the
winter With good board and pleasant Iransentboard
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A GENTLEMAN REQUIRES 4 WE'LL FURNISHED
n with conveiences for Ere &c with full partial
board between Canal aud Chambers ADDRESS Howard
Herald office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-02

A FINE SUIT OF ROOMS ON THE SECOND FLOOR
IA front handsomely furnished will be let with full board,
gentleman aud wife two single gentlemen the house
private and strlcly rst class in every None but
cnll a. AZ West 22d y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-02

HOUSE TO LET-A LARGE FOUR STORY B0USE
IL with 81 for boarding and lodging house. the
North river SIDE Apply FOL particulars at the drug store LIS
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HOUSE TO RENT-AND FURNITURE FOR SALE
cheap for cash las. May Rent $500 per year; IA
copeie order ,he Fifth ward delightful neighborhood
This is chance for those commencing housekeeping
great bargain Address w. Post office stating where In
teryiew can be bad.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-02

LADY CAN OBTAIN BOARD IN A SMALL PRIVATE
"A family, where other borders taken. Board
advance in lieu Of reference. Address Mrs +. G. WILSON,
lie, aid office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-02

HOUSE TO LET-YN JERSEY CITY CONTAINING TIN
IL with gas and BATH FIVE minutes walk from the Ter
ry delightfully."- located Possession given LIST OF Rent
$50 For further particulars, inquire the premises I75
Grove street John Burst of York and Hudson
streets. Jersey City,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-02

Observation-Disclosures ROOMS, FOR FAMILIES
ID single gentlemen with full partial board. Gas and
bath in the house Terms reasonable Apply at 81 Clinton
place, Eighth street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-02

DOARDING-A PRIVATE FAMILY WOULD LET
ID psrlor and bedroom the second floor, gentleman
and lady single gentlemen with partial board full board
for The lady House first class few blocks Of Broadway
Blocker street. References required Address w. box
$50 Herald office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-02

OFFICES AND CHAMBERS TO LET-SUITABLE FOR
~ legal aris'.ca commercial business, In the Moa
sla 10 Ii 40 Ami q W M1FFATr on be premses
broadway,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-02

~ Fulton and Fall street ferries for gentlemen with partial
gas pleasantly situated Address with real
attached Andrew Her aid Office frat reference
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DOARDING-A PRIVATE FAMILY OCCUPYING A
ID FIRST class house, have three 70 rent with board.
For home comforts and table TO be found In boarding
house please apply at {new Mo- Ito West 2d street
Seventh
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NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER O. 1856


SEQ BROADWAY. UNION SQUARED Ill AHpSoMH
QUO suit OF rooms 10 let, select faulty gentle
with without board. with private table on the
European plan
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-22
THE KINNEY CASE

LIZ A1NN L IASE.
PHILADELPHIA, May 2lst.-The case of
Coi; Kinney, charged with contemplating a
violation OF the neutrality laws by an expe-
dltion into Nicaragua, came up before Judge
Kane to-day. Geo. NJ Dallas, counsel for
the prisoner, moved for reduction of the
prisoners bail, and asked for speedy trial
of his client. He read number of aft IA
Wits, and among them one from the owner of
the, the steamer United States, testifyiug that
there was no powder ON board the steamer
nor firearms, nor was there any intention of
placing any on board The steamer had been
delayed ever since the 9TH instant. and Col.
Kinney was made liable for $1,000 per day
Tor every day she is detained He also sub.
United an account of the hearing of Col X. s
case before the o. s. District Court in New
1ork. The counsel here was interrupted by
the empannelling of juries, and after that
was over, the Judge continued the case un-
til next term, which is two months distant,
and renewed Col. Kinneys bail in the same
amount, without any reduction.
it IS now understood that the expedition
WIN sail, Notwithstanding the Judge held Col.
X. to bail
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RK Eta.

MARKETS.
NEW YORK, May 2l.-Cotton firm. Flour sitter
and higher. but hardly auotable: Ohio ne 8i1s0 ~.
Southern better at Sll.3lOSll so. Wheat t,Hs
lower; Corn unchanged. Provisions steady. Whis-
S91. WV 0uii
NEW ORLEANS. May 21.-Ths news BY tn > steam.
er Baltic has had a favorable effect on Cotton. and
the price higher but lie # the mark ct dull
bushel. Wv POI
BALTIMORE, May 2I.-rlour and grain very dull
few small sales of Wheat made at Saturday,
prtccs. Holders firm, but buyers holding eff
were four hundred bales at to IL cents-prineipal
ly l0a. Market firm and prices full.
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YUruRE DAYS.
BY PAYNE & MAYO, Aucts.
BY GODDIN & APPERs0N
Fl ANDsOME COTTAGE RFs1-

II N ONE COTTAGE REsT-
DENCE NEAR CHELSEA. ON THE Roam
LEADlNG TO BOWLING GREEN. FOR aI1.T
At AuCTION.-Will be sold on TUESDAY ~.
as.n May lss5 on the premises. commencing It s.
from Valley street to Bowling Green. nov orcnn;.S
by Mr.. John g. Norment.
Ahs lot contains two aares. il handsomely sitzatea
short dstsnce east of Valley street. and has on Il
neat, well built, fashionable Cottage, coutsin;n
slshs looms. On the premises. and imme dately az
vac enng roo1'. 10 large spring Of delightful wa
der. The outbuilainss are: Stable, Kitchen, cor
tanning -four rooms and heu-house. In the sarden
are auber Of fruit trees Of various kinds and on
the severa forest trees producing fine
shade AZ Ia all the premises are admirably suited
Iof retired "subur5s1 retreat or might be made
fashionable resort 70. pieaFure parties from the
city. '- '1o
TEaNs-Oue-fourta cash; balance st 8 and 10 mos
TOT nesotisbe notes, interest added, and title re.
tanned till last note 10 paid.
The taxes for the present year to be PAID ~ the
purchaser GODDIE AsPERr0Y
Anfti
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BY LARUS & SHINE.
CERGEANT,s sALEor READY

&ERGEANT'S 8 A L T. OF e EADY
~ MADE CLOTHING. CLOTHS, CASsfNERES.
&C, &c...Wilt be sold. ct the store OF Mr. Lewis
Cohen. No. 80 Main street, on TUESDAY, the
"a OF May. commencing at 10 O'Clock A. M his en-
tire stock Of Fashionable Ready Made Clothing;
French Cloths, (sil colors;) French and Enslish
Goods Of all descriptions Aiso q splendid sssort.
ment of Gents Shirts, Hdkfs Scsks, 10. DO.
The stock 10 composed of the very best materials.
and gotten in the most fashionable style and will
be sold to the highest bidders to satisfy an execution
now In my hands, Terms cash.
MARTIN NJ. LIPSCOMB
Sergeant of the City of Richmond
Sale conducted by LARUs & SHINE, Aucts.
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THIS DAT.
BY TAYLOR q WILLIAM0.
VALUABLE LAND m HENRTc0

" ALUAbLE LAMB IN sHEHRICO
COUNTY FOR SALE A. AUcTION.-Ths
uneernsnea. 81 virtue Of decd Of Tfuss, executed
% MN, ena Of record IN the Clefh's Of1es Of The
county OF Henroo nd h passupeeo eftke Hroef3ons
OF the bsnedeiary h aid 1seA pasuel MI elsr for
ale st public auction % the preUiaae a MOWDAY
the 18th day Of Nay nexk three tfoefe a. pareoe 81
isnd lying IN sid county an1 dsasrbel q eii deed
- fotioWs: the ffst traet eoafasiDR n seroa - the
same more or less the road Iendfna dom the Nav
nrdss hoad to the city Of Richmond. snA beus5ed
the land formerly bsongine the ssesee Of john
rnee, deeeseea. ke, being the same land whieh uss
eonveyed 70 w. r @. Ramsny. By Horace Elwsses
snd wife BY deed dated the q May, last and Of re-
ss IN the ssd once; the second track eonkainiuG
80 scIee pc the same more OF leM. lying In sid
SoanJ; ne third containing one sers, b the Ams
OF Ien also lying In aid county. with ell the
sy.no.nss ana improvements thereos; the said two
~ IN nnoned trseis Of land. being the ams which
u ess conveyed to Andrew Ramsay By Jossph G.
lucy spa osrsh w HE wife. Robert xste Wicker,
49, - s.n o siove and samsel HssdFoves b. des5
IA stn DAY Of January 1886 and Of record in
:, The title to the above described properly il be-
neved 70 De perfect; but selling a. frusfee ehaIl
convey only such title - 10 veseed IN M The lsn1s
ana Improve ments are slid 70 be in eood Condition
sne desirahle to any one Whaling to purehaes neer
the city OF Richmond. -
The ssle viii commence Ct u II. and vilI he,in
upon the premiees 6ist named.
Terms will be snade known at the ala
= esA4 EDWARD Y. CANNON rrurkaa
n,H TAYLOR + WILLIAM, Apcts
%. ~ ~ above sale 10 postponed to TuEHDAY next
TAYLOR & WILLIAMS
AsG sisg4 Aucto.
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NoBLE SEsr1Mssr-IMEoRrAYr TO THE

NOBLE SENTIMEET-IME0RTA TO THE
Sick AND sUFFERING.-The Rev. JAMES w. HUN
NIcUT. the talented editor of that popular paper
the Christian Banner published at rsdericksbure
Va. in bin editorial OF March S9th 1855. thus dis
courses to mis- Numerous patrons of the virtues OF
Hampton Veeetabie Tincture 1.-THE season Of
tbs year for feebeness of body and general debAty
is now approaching. and would particular ffin
vits attention to Hanpton's Celebrated Vegetable
Tincture, and can and do feel it dury to recon-.
mend 1t to all Sho are dyspsptic or otherwise n
feeble state of health. We know the virtue the
supreme excellence of this medicine, for we have
tried it to the saviag of our own heslth and per
haps, life also. No family should be without this
medicine Especially in all lower Virginia should
Hampton's Tncture be used freely. The medicine
m.y appear TO the purchaser to be very dear at
dollar per bottle, but even at that price consider
it the cheapest medicine in sll our country. We
doubt very much whether it ever fails to do good"
~ We refer to the most respectable citizens of
Norfolk and Portsmouth, John Lake. Rev. Vernon
E:kridge and others Let all the depending try
az Call and get Pamphlets and see cures of
Coughs, Bronchitis, Rheumatism, Dyspepsia, scro-
MORTIMER MowBRAY,
No. $40 Baltimore street
Sold in Richmond by o. A. STRECKER sui
lets gratis my 22-dkots
DewDEN's DENTAL FLuID.-For pre-
serving ard impartipg a pearly whit eness to the
Teeth. efectually arresting decay. preventing and
.tfoIdng speedy and certain RE LIEF TO
TOOTHACHE. restoring the gums to healthy
condition a wash for all affections of the throat
and palate arising from cold, the use of mercury,
&C.. it has no equal. 1t imparts to the mouth and
breath delightful aromatic fragrance, rendering
them pure and sweet after the OF Tobacco. Med.
icine, nc, DC.
This preparation is purely vegetable, and is re.
commended by all phYsicians and dentists super
cede the injurious compounds now in use, " hch
destroy much more than they preserve.
Prepared only By GEO. DOWDEN,
my I'd lea Richmond, Va.
For sale by all Druggists and Merchants whole.
sale agents. BENNETT l. BEERS, and PURCELL,
LADD CO., Richmond, Va.
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REVOLUTION IN MEXICO.
NEW ORLEANS, May 21st-An arrival here
reports revolution on tae Rio Grande, in
MeAlco. FIftsen hundred soldiers had cross
ed the river under Carvaial
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-22

VETO OF THE PERSONAL LIBERTY BILL.
AND ITS FINAL PASSAGE.
BOSTON, May 2l.-The Governor has We
toed the Personal Liberty bill, which nulli-
ties the fugitive slave law, and his veto has
been sanctioned by communication from
the Attorney General of the State, who
pronounces the bill unconstitutional. The
senate passed the bill over the veto bya vote
OF 81 to 3, and the House sustained the Sen.
ate by vote Of three to one.
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'TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
REMOVAL At THE PORTSMOUTH
NAVY YARD

,Ir.,o,HTsaouTa, may 21.-Messrs L. w.
w Williams, James w. Mathews, Joseph An
derson and Moses Quarles, ali boss men in
the navy yard have been removed from
tneir positions by order Of the proper autho-
There is good deal of excitement among
Ineir political friends here in regard to the
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GALE OF HOUSE AND LOT ON Pr,
NM MUSIC AT REDUCED PRICES
w AT BUFFERS Z sIMONg,

All
xWX AT BUFFERS 0IMONg,
0S17x ISL Main street.
u Having made arran gements with one of
the largest Music publishing houses In the United
ates TO supply NJ with MUSIC, We are prepared to
furnish eli the late new Music ct
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
Teschers viii be furnished with Music at mush
less rate than formerly.
Our Catalogue tnow pubiishins) will DO ready for
delivery about the 10th of May.
We are Agents for VIM. r. Emsnsons. OF Bostops
Horace WafsH. OF New York; NELL, Daros Co, o.
UNRiVATLED PIANO FoRTEs,
And 8. d. II. w. Smiths s
CELEBRATED MELoDEoNs.
Each instrument 10 guaranteed TO give entire sas.
faction, or the purchase moasy refunded.
Persons at . distance wishing to purchase will, by
forwarding their ordsrs have their wants sosl and
as eheaply IMPLIED e though personally present
u PIANO PORTEo Tuned and QSuulsted BIZ
Mr. RUFUS MORSE. practical Risso porte manu-
fseturer. BUFFERS 8IMONS,
Booksellers. Stationen and Plane Forte and
4-fmif Mpeic OeaieFeL III Main NJ
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SOUTHERN LINE DOWN.l
COLUMBIA, May 2lst.-The Washington
and New Orleans Telegraph line is down
South of this place.
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TWO MEN BURNED TO DEATH.
DETROIT. May 19.-In building destroy.
ed by fire last night, just outside the city
limits, two men were burned to death.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-22

L.IoUoR LAW IN MAssAcHUsRrTs.-The new
liquor law In Massachusetts went into effect Sum
day. Friday and Saturday, there was uuusual ac-
tivty among the wholesale and retail liquor deal
ers, despa;chipg demijohns and mysterious pack
ages to all parts of the city and suburbs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-22

CosrAAnIcrs Ir.-The report that Mrs Blacque,
daughter of DR.. Valentine Mott of New York, and
wife of the interpreter of the Turkish legation at
Paris, had died suddenly on hearing from Constan-
tinople that her husband had married another
woman, and did not want to see her again, Is con-
tradicted by DR.. Mott, who proves by physicians
certificate th al she died from natural causes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-22

CHURCH BURNED.
BOSTON, May 2l.-The Unitarian Church,
at Cannbridgeport, Mass, was burned yes
terday. The insurance ON it was partial
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-22

THE WILLIAMSBURG R1oTsRs The jury 10 the
case OF the Williamsburg N. Y election rioters,
have returned verdict of guilty against four out
OF the sixteen indicted. Sentence reserved.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-22

CoUaT OF CLArMs The United States Cour. of
Claims 10 now ready to receive cases from claim"
snts They will not, however, be docketed before
the 10Th OF July nor acted upon I'LL October. The
Union publishes the rules adopted by the court.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-22

The members of the Massachusetts Legislature
threaten to continue the session until the Governor
sigas the "persona liberty bill" By law the ses-
sion closed yesterday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-22

A DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF
TURE. GROCERIES. HORSE AND WAGON.
&SI7Hsvine quslhed as the Administrator. With the
VII snnexed, OF tbs goods and chattels of VIM. T.
bOLE, deeeased, will proceed to sell at public
auction. Oh THURSDAY, the 3lst Inst, at his late
rssdenee. corner Of 9th and Venabe srests all his
household and Kitchen Furniture consisting Of
Chsirs Table, Wardrobe, &C.. the stock Of Groce
ries on hard. and . Hor,e and Wagon.
TEEMs-All sums of go and under cash-all sums
over $50 four months credit for negotiable notes.
satsfaetoriiy endorsed. -
JAS. M. CARTER, Administrator
r B. All persons having claims against the estate,
will present them without delay for settlement; and
those indebted requested to make mms psy.
ment.
Those having property of any sort belonging to
the late VIM. r. Boze, will please return it at once
TO the undersigued. JAS. M. CARTER,
my Id Adm'or,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-22

CHURCH PROPERTY TENURE.-A church proper
ty tenure bill. similar to that recently enacted In
this state, has been introduced in the Connecticut
Legislature.
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SHIT DECJnEn

CINCINNATI; May 81 The great dental
case of Allen Us. Hunter, for infringement
OF patent for artificial teeth, was decided
to day, in favor of the plaintiff.
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WIN be sold on FRIDAY, tho 9TH

WILL be sold on FRIDAY, tho 9th
day Of July, if not sold privately before, that
very valuable farm in he county of Hanover on the
Central Railroad, about eight miles from this city
upon which nov reside, con tanning $50 sores Of
land about $50 OF which il cleared and ia cultivation
the balance in hns timber. consisting of oak, cnes-
nut. hickory and walnut. The improvements COO
sistiag of a commodiou, dwelling house, new barn.
stables Kitchen, csrrisge house. &C., In good state
of repair. -
For terms, apply to the subscriber on the premi.
sss or to Lee Bsyiey. Attorneys at Law, 18th st
Richmond " here plat of the property can be SEEN
Possession given 18th December.
MY 2i-dtd* SAINT aHERER