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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-31

The LIVER PLLL.-The Liver Pills OF
DR.. M Lane were first used by him exclusively in his
own practice. So eticacious were they in all cases
Of Liver complaint that they became famous, and
attracting the attention of the medical faculty pass
ed into general They act with great certainty
and regularity; the patient almost Immediately feels
the dispersion of hs disease and s gradually restored
to health With the effect is almost Inrscu.
lous frequently experiencing i'm ediate relief after
having for months resorted to drugs and medicines
of another description in vain Diseases ofthe liver
are very common in this country, and often
friEhtfui in character. Those who experience any
of the premonitory symptoms Of this dangerous and
complicated disease should at once procure box
DR.. NJ Lanes Pills. and perhaps thereby be save
world of misery.
?. S.-The above valuable remedy, aIso o. nc.
Lanes Liver Pills, can now be had at respestz.
BILE Drug Stores in this city.
~ Purchasers will please be careful to sik for,
and take none but DR.. MLANEs VERMIfUGE.
All others, in somparison, are worthleps
NH 20--d&elW
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THE GEORGE LAW left behind at AspInwall over
me hundred persons, who refused TO 60 on board,
owing to the overcrowded state of the vessel, and
these intended to take other OF transport 10
New York via New Orleans or Havana.
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CPRING HARDWARE-The

q AkI4NO IIZaAsD w hItI1.-I IHt OUDSCTI-
~ bers respectfully invite the attention of country
merchants, Sedders and others to their extensive
and varied assortment of HARDWARE, CUTIE
RY, GUNS, STEEL and SADDLERY, lust received
from the manufacturers of England and America
The Goods have been selected with care AID pur-
chased mostly for cash. Hence have no heeita-
ton IL assuring our friends who have hitherto IA
vored with their liberal patronage and the public
generally, that their supplies OF Goods may be had
from us good terms from any other house in
the country. SMITH ROBERTS.
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POWERS 4 DUKE, I59 Main st.,
Over Woodhouse's Bookstore, Eagle Square
SALMON's PATENT GRAIN AND

GALMON'S PATENT G RAIN AND
~ GRASS SEED SEPARATOR-This machine
was invented and patented by by @. B. Salmon Of IL
tnos and wherever it has been exhibited has taken
precedence of ell Others, for cleaning Grain snd
Grass Seeds.
The first Silver Medal aw arded to the inventor
at the Worlds Fair In New York and the ifsg prize
at the New York State Fair In 1852 IL has been
adopted by the Richmond city millers, who recon-
mend 1t as the best machine known for separating
cookies and other impurities from whess Ii will So.
parate any two seeds Of different size weight is
simple in its construction. and easily Kept 10 order
It 10 peculiarly adapted TO farmers Requires
hut little power to work 1t, and c!eans gYsln more
perfectly than any machine now IN use
IL can BE- furnished at the following prees viz.
For Fsrmers' Machine that viii clean Is 10 80 bush
els per hour r:....................... $3a
For Farmers Machane that will clean so to
50 bushels per hour. ..,.................... S.
For Farmers Machine (srrangcd for horse
powerl that will clean 50 bushels per hour 20
For Miiiers Machine that will clean 80 70 20
bushels per hour. ...................... eS
FOR mnlers Machine that will clean 50 10
75 bushels per Observation-Disclosures 100
For e Millers' Machine that will clean I25 70
l5O bushels per hour. Observation-Disclosures. 80
For milers Machine that will clean $50 10
200 bushels per hour. go
Address Ro. NJ ANDERSON.
Commission Merchant, RiohDaARd, Va.
N b-County Rights will be sold reasonabls
terms. fe 2o-2awtsi slt 3 II. NJ A
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! IGHTNING RODS.~pR OTECT

LIGHTNING RODS.-ssER o T Z CT
~ YOUR HOUSES AND PEESONS!-STEB-
BINS a MILLER, having been engaged in this city
aad the surrounding county for d number of years
past, in putting up LIGHTNING RODS, aad having
as they believe given entire satisfactioa would in
form the public that they still prepared to put
up, either in town or country, LIGHTNING RODS
made bv the most approved makers.
Thankful forp past patronage they roEpe ly AK
continuance from the public
Orders may be addressed to them through the
Richmond Post Office, Box u. NH 2T-3n+
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EccLEslAsTIcAL-The Rev G. B. Jewett late
Professor in AmherL. College, was ordained pass
tor 0i tue First Cons regational Church. Nashua,
n. H.. Thursday alteraoon.
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ERESH GREEN AND BLACK TEAS.
a We constantly receiving extra Green and
Black Teas Of the very latest importations and are
selling them at greatly reduced prices for cash We
only charge 80 cts and 81 per Id. for extra o.
Yune lvored Gunpowder and Imper Teas and 50
to IS cts. per b for delicious Taiwha Oolonq Black
Tea. Try them. HULST 4 KING.
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RESOURCES OF MINNEsoTA.-A salt lake has been
discovered about $50 miles west from ST. Cloud, In
Minnesota, by w Ii. IDgerso, who was attached to
the Pacific Railroad survey. MIR. lpgersoll says
that around the edges of the lake the salt can be
gathered In and Is as of good quality ever
be found 10 any other part OF the United States -
Mr. Ingersol also says that the lake there are
.arge beds Of coal Of the first qualify.
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BARNUM AT BIS OLD TRIcKs.-The New York
Herald pronounces the recent escapade OF Barnum
with the German lady mere ruse, on the part OF
the great Snowman, to gain new notoriety, aud
says that the woman in question was paid to play
the part she did
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REVOLUTIONARY BEL1C.-Messrs. Spear, Weston
d Co., OF Baltimore, have in their possession the
scale beam used by Lord Cornwallis in his COM
missery department, when encamped at Camden
New Jersey
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DEMOCRATIC REJoICINos.-The democracy OF
Harrisburg, Pa fired three times thirteen guns,
Tuesday evening" In honor of the result ia Vir-
ginia.
The democrats fired 100 hundred guns ct Treu-
ton, j., Monday afternoon, in honor Of the elec.
son OF Mr. Wise.
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FALL IN FLoUR.-Flour has declined in New Or
leans In the past two weeks one dollar and a halfto
t0o dollars barrel, and the indications are that it
will go down still further.
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The editor OF the Augusta (Ga) Chronicle &
Sentinel denieS from experience, the assertion
that vaccine virus. after passing through the syss
tenn OF negro, is valueess for the white man.
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Inc tooth OF az animal, weighing three pcunds
seven OUNCES, was dug up recently, in ST. Louls f-
teen feet below the surface of the earth.
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FUN IN GEoRGIA-The SandersvIe Georgian
speaking of the difficulty there in which one of the
parties got ball in his head and died in FIVE mi
nutes, calls it an unpleasant afray" 1t must have
been to the gentleman W ith the ball in his head
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LEEoHEs LEEoREs.-The pubic are
hereby informed that have just received BIZ Adams
Express lot OF superior Swedish Leechei, which
Will be appsd upon the most reasonable ter ms; can
be found at a hours of the day at the Hair ressnR
Saloon under the American Hotel and at night on
z5th, between Main and franklin streets
n.b;-CqPping and Leeshing promptly attended
o, az the shortest notise
nos z G. HORIZON
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NOTICE OF REMOVAL.-M. L.
~ STRAUSS, Merchant Tailor, taxes tI.is method
to inform his friends and Customers that he has re-
moved Temporarily to tie conner Of I'D ald Broad
s.ieerS opposite Mr. Marx D0Wueys y hero hs will
De pleased 10 -ee them all; and 81 lac suLe time of.
feTDg his entire stock OF Clothing and Lisoe Ocods
prime coat prior to hia removing to az old stgnd
2g~!n - soon as rebuilt. n. L. SrRAUS
ny il-zE4" Corner sd auu BIoad etg
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Bosros BANK STATEMENT.-The weekly state
ment of the city Banks shows the following totals
Loans So, ,004 ,325; specie S3,20l $50; deposits
Sl4, ,620, 300; circulation 81, ,l9s $50.
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SlaVe named Jacinta, belonging TO one Of tho
HIst families IN Caba, died there recently, a. the
extraordinary age of ia years
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Ii -
The Old School Presbyterian Assembly, now In
session in Nashville, Tenn, the 9th day of its
session. received reports deciding that the estsb.
lishment OF commission, to relieve the General
Assembly from the decision of judicial cases WAS
unconstitutional, and that making an overture
down to the Presbyteres for the same purpose
would be ireXpedient. minority of the commit
tee that subj reported in favor of sending an
overture down to the Presby:eries asking the fol-
lowing question Shall all judicial cases orgins-
ting ia church sessions be terminated in the SYNOD
and all originating in the PresbYeries in the Gen
eral Assembly? Both reports were received and
placed on the docket. The report of the commit.
tee on bills and overtures replying aft rmativey TO
the interrogatory. sis it competent for a Presby-
terry, in the where the pastor and congreqa-.
zion have agreed upon the terms of his salary TO
refuse to install the Minister upon the ground that
the salary was insufficient" was adopted
10 the New School Presbyterian Assembly at ST
Louis, Mo-, the following resolution, from the
General Association of New York, was read
"Whareas the silence of the General Assembly
of the Presbyterian Church, s., at lis last ees-
sion, on the subject of slavery, seemed to this
body 70 be a retrogrsde movement calculated Il
excite alarm in the minds Of the friends OF human
ity and religion, therefore,
"Resolved, that our delegate to that body be in
structed to express our epprehensions on this sub
ect, and to assure them that we hold in abhorrence
all such lnaction, and that In continuing our
correspondence with ecclesiastical bodies having
churches in hoding States, do II the rath-
er that we may bear our continued and earnest
testimony against the sin of ssve~holdibg than to
express the least acquiescance in great wicked
ness"
The reading of the foregoing produced quite
lively feeling among the members. The Rev Mr.
McLane, In energetic terms. protested against the
language and spirit of the resolution, and pro
nounced it as offensive and insulting. The Rev
Mr.. Spencer moved its reference to a special com
mittee of three. Other members moved its with 9.
drawel, postponement and laying on the table Ii
was finally reierrrd to committee of three,
On the 23d, communication from the Copgre-
gational churches of Connecticut, enclosing reso-
lutions passed by them In sessions deprecatine the
repeal of the Missouri compromise and the intro
duction of slavery into the territory of Kansas and
Nebraska, was read and passed over
The trustees of the Presbyterian Publication
House reported that the S12 500 to be raised In
Philadelphia has been collected and is ready to
be paid over when the like amount has been raised
In that city.
The publication committee reports that the mum.
ber OF copies of works issued during the year was
So $50 The receipts were $40 so and the exoen-
ditures $3.50 63, leaving a balance of $3.50 90 in
the treasury.
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NEW WHOUSE.-Th subscriber offers
~, his services TO the public to do AUCTION
COMMISSION, RECEIVING AND FORWARD
ING BUS1NESS.-He will sell BACCO,
WHEAT, CORN, OATS, &c, on the usual comrlis.
sion, and will receive and forward PRODUCE OR
MERCHANDISE, with dispstch. He expects to
give his undivided attention to his business
CHAS. D. SLAUGHTER,
Danvine, May o. 1855.
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ATTEMPTED SUICIDE OF MURDERER Parks,
he murderer, who Is to be executed at Cleveland,
Ohio, next week, attempted suicide Saturday nigh,
by taking poison. Proper sntdotes relieved him
and close watch was kept upon his movements
afterwards.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-31

Itaeen Victorias birth day was celebrated o.
the English residents of Mobile by a splendid
dinner, Thursday last.
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PROFITABLE LAW BREAKISG.-A mineral water
vender In Cincinnati, Ohio, it is said pays $50 fine
every Monday morning, for selling soda water on
Sunday His sales on that day average $50, on
which the profit is $50, leaving clear gain OF $40
after paying fine
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-31

Many Of the rivers in South Carolina are be
coming sally great distance up, in consequence c!
the drought which Is fatal to The rice crop
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Oft ce of the RIcHMosD

RgaovAL.-The Office of the RIcHmoED
FIRE ASSOCIATION has be,n removed TO the second
Story Of the Building corner Of Main and ilth STA
U- Entrance on nth stree
Applications for FIRE, MARINE or LIFE INsU.
RANGES, will be promptly attended to.
Without boasting OF the ability 10 comply with
their obligations they take pleasure IN referring
all who have had business with the Office for the
satisfactory manner In which 1t has been
JAMES C. CRANE, President.
Jso. ii. BosHER, Secretary. lalS
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FAILURE IN LoNDoN.-A letter received in Bos-
ton, says the old established London house In the
Brazilian trade. Meors q Russell, have failed with
liabilities OF &s0000; probable assets l0s 15s per
pound.
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Me1SIs, McIlhenny and De Rossett, injured few
days since at Wilmington, N. c., by falling from c
buggy, have entirely recovered.
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Hon l.. NJ. Reitt has made speech at Orange
6urg' >. C., advocating the declaration of ildea
pendenco by Cuba, and her reception into the
Ulion.
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Isaac Breckenridge has been arrested In st
Louis, Mo, for enticpg slaves from their owners
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SINGULAR AND FATAL OCCURRENCE "A few
days since, young lady residing on Pearl street,
Cincinnati, Ohio. was sitting at window when
the sash fell, striking her the temple, and iriur-
ing her go badly that she died next day
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THE whole press of Philadelphia are out
in favor of HeoFLAND's GERMAN BITTERs, n thew
are prepared by DR. C. NJ. Jackson. We are glad 20
record the success of this valuable remedy for dy
PepHa, as we believe iG supplies a desid 81 .tuua in
the medical world long needed. The wrete he'd i'm
ltators and coulterfsters have withdrawn tt cir
trums from the market, and the public ara spared
nom the danger of swallowing poisonous mixture,
In lieu of the real Bitters "-ReydLd
= agents for this city-M ,ssrs. PURCELL, l4ADp 5
Co.. and 5ENNETT 6EgIs Druggists
ap l6-d&w
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Samuel M. Beckwith was killed at Utics New
York, Monday afternoon, by the falling of bell
which he was raising on the Congregational meet
ing house
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-31
C. B. LICK. Stock and Land Warra

z. B. LUCK, Stock and Land Warrant
Agency, Governor street
Stocks bought ana sold on commission
The highest price paid for Land Warrants
Gold and Silver wanted
E Prize Tickets, in all lotteries sold in Lotteries
under the management of r. FRANCE 4 Co., will be
prompt paid by me ; and all enquiries relative to
the business of Il. FRANCE 4 Co, addressed to tn am
at Richmond, will meet with prompt attention.
my It's G. 3 LUCK.
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''THE WAY OF THE TRANsGREssoR Is HARD -
In London, a young man was recently sentenced
to four months imprisonment for uttering forged
checks. Bstore his term OF confinement is up he
will come into possession of fortune of Sl06 600
but will nevertheless, be still liable TO be tried on
other charges.
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STOLEN TREASURY DRAFT.-A man calling
himself Traban, presented draft on the sub
treasury. at st Louis, Tuesday for 81 900, which
proved TO have been stolen. He was arrested.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-31

Miss Harriet c. Woodnan, of Portland, Me, has
been elected Professor OF Mathematics In the Fe.
male College at Elnnira N. Y
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MAINE PoLITIcs The Know Nothing State &C a.
yention met at Bangor, Tuesday. but no nomina-
lions have yet been made. The session will be
continued to- morrow.
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Y | X G. IN Ia

BODY FOUND james Madison Hardy, young
iiiau hVing In Petersburg, who has been missing
si0ce Friday, was found drowned in the Appouat-
'oA nFer, Tuesday. 1t was supposed that he had
walked Oh Csmpbells Bridge, while In state of
| intoxicstion
AhIED AND CONVICTED ED-James Acheler, Of Al
oahy New York, slsa Mcfarland, alias Tom Hyer,
was tried 10 Petersburg Tuesday for stealing $500
from the house of Messrs Boles & Cootes in
arcn last and sentenced to two years In the peni-
'eutsry' ltappears that after the robbery, be cut
41i'e oasb, representing himself at different
pieces on his way Southwark, as Tom Hyer, An.
gel Gabriel, cousin of ather Gavazzi, and as a
nephew of Marquis Lafayette.
PASTORAL CALL ACCEPTED Rev Thomas G
Men, OF Mobile has accepted the call of the Mar
ket Street Baptist Church, Petersburg, which was
rendered him not long since,
BURGLARY The shoe store of John R. Davis. In
petersburg, was burglariously entered Sunday
night, and $50 worth of goods taken.
CHANGED STATIONS Carpenter James Meads
and Gunner George srian, both of Portsmouth.
and now attached to The U. s. ship Pepnsylvauia
nave been ordered to the U. s. ship Congress. az
-N'N1 W lcpOIl mere on the ION OF June.
BACK AGAIN.-The Norfolk News has resumed
itS afternoon issue, Instead of In the morning.
SALE OF WHEAT.-Several hundred bushels Of
wheat were sold in the neighborhood of Floyd
Z Ii last week, at 81 50 per bushel
BANK PREsIDENT.-J. NJ Bennett has been elect
ca President Of the Exchange Bank, at Weston,
Lewis county.
E@PERIMANTING AT the balloon ascension of
D ID. Bates, of this city, In Lynchburg, on Monday,
humber Of citizens were let up into the air in
tue car, and pulled back again by cords. They
seemed highly delighted with the experiment.
IHE JOIET WoRM.-The Frederick sburg Herald
zuys that il the upper part of Spottsylvania the
Joint worm has appeared 10 the wheat crops where
seeded late; chat sown early is looking well and
out of danger. This enemy, whose name is legion.
appeared five to ten days later this season than
usual.
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Inc ia" mill, with great quantity of lumber.
belonging to Colonel W. A. Carson, on Cooper
river, ). O., was destroyed by fire on Monday
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SEDUcTIoN.-A young man named Dent has been
mucted Ia 81, 600 for educing the daughter of
Thomas Order, at Pennington, Mo.
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NOBLE SENrIMENr-IMEoRrANr TO THE

NOBLE SENTIMENT-IMEoRTANT TO THE
SICK AND SUFFERING.-The Rev. JAMES w. HUN
NIcUT, the talented editor of that popular paper
the Christian Banner, published at Fredericksburg
Va in his editorial of March 18th, 1855, thus dis
courses to his numerous patrons of the virtues of
hampton's Vegetable Tincture 1.-THE season of
the esr for eeblenecs Of body and general debility
is now approaching. and would particularly in.
vite attention to Hampton's Celebrated Vegetable
= i1cture, ana can and do feel it duty
mend 1t to all who are dyspeptic or otherwise in
feeble state of health. We know the virtue the
supreme excellence of this medicine, for we have
tried it to the saving of our own hesth and, per
hsp5, life also. No family should be without this
medicine. Especially in all lower Virginia should
Hsmpton's Tinctur9 be used freely. The medicine
may appear 10 the purchaser to be very dear at one
dollar per bottle but at that price consider
it ths cheapest medicine in all our country We
doubt very much whether it ever fails to do good"
ES- We refer to the most respectable citizens of
Norfolk and Portsmouth, John Lake, Rev. Vernon
E:kridge and others. Let all the desponding try
this great restorative.
~ Call and get Pamphlets and see cures of
Coughs, Bronchitis Rheumatism, Dyspepsia, Scro.
fula. Sold nv
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F. V. Mason, of Virginia, is among the Amoli.
cans at present in Paris
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HAIR CUTTNG.-Citizens aud Strangers
visiting the city, wishing get their Hair cut in the
latest and most approved style, would advise them
to call on HOBSON, under the American Hotel, en-
trance on llth street.
N. Blot, Cold and Shower Baths can be he'd
all hours. Single Bath 25c- or 3 Tickets for 81
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- SAFES, MANUFACTURED BY Eva - W.Ts.N,
HiLhDELPHiA These Safes have n3on severely
tested at recent Aies in Baltimore, PI4adslphia ana
New UTk and whon opened th cir cou.-uts IF books
and paPers were found to be uninjur u. They are
warranted to be Fire Prog Sals, with HalIs patent
Burglar Prcot Locks. Pdces ranging from $50 to
SjOU- FOR sale by H BALDWIN,
NH 3l-ta Il8 Mn at Richmond
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/ tiK DAILY DISPATCH
BY J. A. COWARDIN

The DAILY DISPATCH is served to subscriher,
at SIX AND a QUARTER cENTsPER WEEK pavahIs "a
the Carrier weekly. Price for mailing, s4a wear in
advance. - "
The WEEKLY DISPATCH is fssued avsr, vi,
day, and mailedto subscribers at 81 peraunEui.
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The a5.eri5e, be-. Leaye % "a o e 0Io.gig er


John w. Brodnsx, Pittsylvaus; Thomas D. John
ston, Ysnceyville C.; William Long, Casgell, n
c. Col. Williamson Price. William Nunnally, dc,
DR. r. 7. Brodnax, Rockingham. n. C +; Burton i
Hamlin, Leaksville, N. Samuel Hardin Hairstcn n
Esq, Henry. Va; John Fontaine, Esq, do; Ragsdae
Co, fittsyvauia Court House; Jsmes C. Bruce,
Halifax County, Va Stca es Il Co. Ju6re William
Daniel, Samuel Ayres, Rs4 hmond, VaJ Wm, Ayres,
Danville Va.
nv 25-dIm Wbig and Fuuuirer coov
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CASH TERMS or ADyEaTIgIYg-

Jso. w. WRIeHT g. Co. are prepared
60 receive al kinds of Produce and Mcrshandze ON
etorSge, at their Wsrshouss on the Dock on - rss
fe Ism
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Hon. K. RAYEER.-The DaguerreOtype
of this distinguished gentleman, who spoke at the
African Church on Monday night, can be at the
gallery of M. SlMONS. 1t IS a fine likeness, and
will be admired by his numerous friends. Those in
want of good pictures, would recommend to
call on SlMONs. my23
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Rev. Mr.. Stowe, Of the Seamen's Church, Bos-
ton, robbed of Sl75 at hotel In ST. Louis last
week
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