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Washington sentinel. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1856, 1855-05-01
War Feeling ia !

Private letters from St. Petersburg state
confidently that the fanatical war party has
completely got the upper hand, and that Alex
ander lis throne would not be worth week
purchase, if he were to attempt to thwart the
current Of national feeling. The rich mobiles,
who in their hearts long for peace, and will be
the greatest sufferers by the war; are compelled
to swell the popular cry. They offer large con
tributions in the hope Of averting sweeping
al calorem property tax amounting to conis
cation
Washington sentinel. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1856, 1855-05-01

BUREAU OF TRANSLATION
From the French, Spanish Italian, and German
Languages and for Typographical and other
Drawings.
No, 1864, It'll Street, Washington City, d. c.
Nov is II
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The Russians Mt simpheropoI.

A private letter from Simpherobol, published
in the Vienna PresSe, and dated March s, men.
tons, amongst other matters, that the city is
almost entirely converted into place farmcs,
none but soldiers are to be seen.
The high prices Of provisions are quite be-
youd the means of the civil officials, who can
only afford to purchase provisions absolutely
indispensable. The churches are thronged
with supphcants, who pray fervantly for peace.
81 saw a young woman from Sebastopol,' CON
tinues the writer, "who had been kneeling all
the morning, praying God to end the war
quickly"
Washington sentinel. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1856, 1855-05-01
Circuit Court Wtbin ,he la, eighteen 7

Circuit Court. - Within the last eighteen
months, the case Of DR.. j. F, May against Mr..
Selby Scaggs, has been thrice tried On two oc-
caslons the juries were unable 10 agree but yes
terday after an absence of about five minutes, a
verdict was rendered Tor the defendantv-Mr.
Scaggs
The main facts, as we understand them are
briefly these pauper residing on the farm Of
Mr.. Scaggs, was suffering with diseased leg
and Mr. Scaggs sent for DR.. May, who, after an
examination Of IL said the limb, 10 save the
owners life, should be amputated; and, further,
IN order TO perform the operation, the patient
must be removed TO the Washington Infrmary.
The leg was accordingly sawed of by The DOCTOR
for which service he charged Mr.. Scaggs one hun
dred dollars, contending that the latter gentleman
had become responsible for the payment of the
money. MIR. Scaggs, on the contrary, maintained
that he had paid the doctor iive-doar fee for
coming TO see the pauper, and likewise the pa
TENTS board for six weeks in the lnfrmary and
that The board included medical and surgical at
tendance.
Bradley for May, and Carlisle and Morgan FOR
Mr.. Scaggs.
Washington sentinel. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1856, 1855-05-01
The Peace Prospects.

a letter from Jenna, April 9Th, says:
"Prince Gortschakoff and NJ. Titoff continue
to assure his Majesty and Count Buol that Rus,
STA is prepared to make great concessions for
the sake of peace, but the Austrian authorities
are well aware that they regularly receive re-
ports from the numerous Russian agents who,
in Servia, Montenegro, Albania, Roumelia, &c,
are preparing the Greek Christians to make
diversion in favor Of Russia, should it become
requisite.'n
Washington sentinel. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1856, 1855-05-01

SCHONENBERG Dc THUN,
RECHTS-coNsULURTEN
GENERAL AMERICAN AND FOREIGN AGENCY,
For the Collection of Claims, the Procurement OF
Patents, Bounty Lands, and Pensions
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USE THE MAGIC IMPRESSION PAPER,
For Writing without Pen Ink--Copy-
ing Leaves, Plants, Flowers, Pictures,
Patterns for Embroidery, Marking Linz
en- IndeibIy, Manifold Writing.
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The garrison of Sebastopol was on short ra-
tons, as the authorities preferred storing up
their supplies in magazines to issuing full ra-
tons.
Two fires had occurred in Balaklava-a cir
cumstance whichexcited suspicious of treachery.
The Russians were concentrating themselves
towards Baidar.
The allied generals were awaiting dispatches
from home before beginning the bombardment.
They were anxious to spare the public buildings.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-07

TIE PRESENT RUSSIAN EMprroR
recent lecture on Russia, by Rev. Dr. Baird
the lecturer stated that the present emperor
Is thirty.seven years of age, and not quite so
tall as his father, but somewhat stouter. He
is said to be of naturally amiable DISPOSE
tion. and possesses good talents, although not
a much energy as Nicholas. He speaks
English perfectly. DR.. Baird considers him
~ well trained in the science Of government
as any man In Russia. Notwithstanding his
amiability and benevolenee of character, he
q man of great deal of spirit, and has the
reputation of being the right sort of man to
continue the work of his father. The lectu.
rer added. however, that, in his opinion, it
makes no difference who is Gear of Russia,
for that country has q destiny to accomplish
which cannot be materially affected by her
rulers. DR.. Baird gave it as his impression
Alexander is favorable to peace, and thar
before six months peace would be restored.
,ut the allies must not demand too much.
lussia will not consent to make peace on
ondition Of abandoning the Crimes and
her feet from the Black Sea.
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lRRIViLS At THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
YESTERDAY

AMERICAN HOTEL.-G Washins ton - eHe rson;
ga Gordon R Dabnsy. Va Link, "a Aqss @'s Mr.
R.FGP J X Irving. Richmond: g Harrison.
Brandon; Gen j Mason. Miss y Nasoa and svts
St Louis; Mr. and MsC Reed. VI; D McHsnry,
Rnrlin gtop Cant A b Pack and lady, Va; DR. Skim
nsr. MAJ II Howell, N Y; P Weaver, Ohio,
Ormsby, J B Ormsby; Clarksville; scrosgn rs
Piusmon. providence: J Fl Rodman. N jersey; A g
WiIbers M Lois, ID Houstead, Alb: Sampson,
Wilmineton; Marvin Buckingham; Rob
ST. CHARLES HOTELS @ Austin, IS Jons,.
Greene: A Duke. Hanover G Lsily, 9 Wallace,
VCRR;W Mallory. Cousins. w Turner;
Petr TalserI1 RsdSies a1 M. 1a1 Kss,
Xiiatt, Norfolk; A Link. Augusta; RuckIes, N
Kent; w H Wood: w Plunkstt, Lynchburs; Or
N C: w Bococi. D. Powell and son, Henrico; R b
Bnrrsss. 0oochland; B T Pste, Hanover; III A Ware
G au dong OVERLY, Goudinr Chsriotte;
Poll. Halifax: w Rose. Amherst; Or z Smith,
A Willis A Fl Drswry Chesterfield.
w Hughs Fluvsns: Langley, FL NJ Lewis r Duke,
p Carls Goochland: Jas Steger. Geo L Mathews,
Buskinsham; Geo w "a Adams 3 Hartman: keek1
Mills, Cumbld; Gregory. Mecklenbg; Withon,
Salem; J Granger Bait; J A Brown, D Wsrdery,
w old, Va: J B scherer. staunton; s nj Templeton
Fairfield; ] e Booker Amelia;II w Cottrell, Gooct.
land: w Psnnill, Franklin; Gookson and lady: Va;
ineham; A Anderson. Grayson; T M Sharp.
Cothrane Hillsviile; g Connaday, w Griffin, T
Prellamar, franklin; B peterman, Montgomery;
C Hubbard, Campbell; w FL Ogden. Lynchbg;
8 Hunter. A w G Nowlin. Jett VIM & Mary; 4
stoddon, N Ii Jones, Tluvans; j A Dalby, FarmvilIe
w Ellis Noone. Goochland A Bryant. Buck
inshsm; M r Fendley, Chesterfeld; M 8 Cox, Nor
folk: w C Scott, Richmond; II Payne Va.
EXCHANGE HOTEL--W Ogden. LYnchbe;
r Buck and lady. Miss 3 luck, w MeClsland, w +
Morris, w Hoyt and LADY, Crosby. ~; r NJ Gary,
Richmond; Riddick and sons. Brunswick;
Ruffin. Ii Hore, Hanover; w Stiith. Henrieo;
Smith, Essex: 4 A Henning. w Robinson,
Hines d McGuifin, skaggs, Greensborough;F
9 Grieg Goochand
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DIED.


Ysstsrdsy mornins April 9Th. at o'clcck a. T. ~
SARAH ELLEN, daughter Of Daniel enG "a. am
iii Fer suson. aged year, months and 81.
The friends Of the family invitedto st.eno hes
funeral, 10 Mspch.stsr. this aftsrn0on. q 0s
On Friday ApFil s A.. = HuARTHA r. daughter Of
David j. and Maria c. Saunders, aged ii Jesf'
Hsr fnnsrsl viii t,ke place at the residence OF ner
father. this (satur5sy) evening. at o'cIocl ~,
frisnds Of the family ere respectfully inv'1ea "
tend.
At his residence, In Baltimore, on the zth insr; 81
O'Clock r. M, of spoplexy, HENRY q. MN
TAGUE, formerly of this city, In the eotn year OF
his age.
Yesterday. April 9Th, at Buenos Ayrss In Henrico;
EDITH HOU5ELIN. Creole, aged one huhdfeo aug
six years. uu.A,xs
UrThe papers Of Manchester, New Hampshire
will please copy.
FUNERAL NoTIcE.-The remains OF MISS
ELIZA NJ. CLARK having arrived from Ctncinnat
her funeral will take place This Evening at ocik
from 81. James Church. The friends and scqus,6n-
tanees of the family. and of her father. Thomas u
CLARK, are respectfully invited to attend.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-07
MARINE NEWS.
PORT or RICHaOND. April 5.

ARRIVED,
Schr Gen. Worth, Jones, Baltimore, mdz W. D.
Colquitt & Co.
Schr Ashland, Lafsvre, Baltimore nldz w. d. Col
quit 4 &c.
Schr Ring Dove, Palmer, Norfolk, railroad sills
Schr Georgian, -, North Carolina, shingles J.
Womble h Co.
SAILED,
Schr C. r. A. Cole. Travera. Baltimore, via Nor.
folk. mdz w. D. Colquitt Co.
sehr Hope, Creighton. Baltimore. coal w. D. Col
quit K Co.
Schr Chieftsn Jones, Norfolk.
schr Ellen Godsborough, joiner.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-07

A NEW WORK-By the author of the
"A Heir Of Redclyfe."-Just published, THE
CASTLE RUILDERS-By the author of Hearts
Ease" 1.-THE Heir of Redcly fe," one volume, paper
cover. so cents-cloth, IS.
1.-The most successful religious novels which have
appeared for many years THE Heir of Red
clyife," and Hearts Ease" Great curiosity to
trace their authorship has been manifested. The
desirable Information has at length been obtained
through letter to the publishers, and it will sur
prise experienced reader to learn that they the
production of woman ;-the grace, the pathos. the
nsturalness OF the story indicate this The author
dwes in one OF these secluded rural places nowhere
found ia such perfection In England her village
Is near Winchester; and her name is CHARLoTTE
NJ. YoNG E-soon to become household word in two
hemispheres and to be enshrned with those OF Miss
Jewsbury. Grace ARuilar and Mary Russell Milford .
Boston Transcript. For sale by
ap7-St JAMES WOODHOUsE L CO.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-07

RHODE ISLAND ELEcTIoNs.-The following are
the latest returns from the election in Rhode ISL
and, being full irora all save three towns:
For Observation-Disclosures County-Hoppip.
whig and know nothing, $3.50; Potter, democrat.
1850; scattering, 65.
Newport County-Hoppin, LIS; Potter, 1877 :;
scattering, l.
hent County Hoppin. LIS; Potter, 149.
Washington County-Hoppin, l,703; Potter, 1875
Bristol Couniy-Hoppin 7l3; Potter, IO5
For Congress-Eastern District-Durfee know
nothing and wing, 1854 Davis democrat, 566
scattering, 1873.
Western Djstrict-Thurston, know nothing and
democrat, 4,359 scattering, sos.
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KUNKEL's TRoupE bv far q

KUNKEL's Troupe, by far the most pop
ular of Its kind, that has ever visited this city is
expected to give series of concerts in Metropol
an Hall, during the latter part OF this month. We
learn from Mr.. John L. Ford, the polite and gen
tlemauIy agent, that the company has had some
valuable musical additions since last year, and that
their style of burlesques well as vocal and in.
strumental performances, has been greatly i'm
proved. Come along, John-your "boys" never
fail to draw large crowds In the capital of the Old
Dominion
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-07

STEALING IRoN.-William Warner alias
Kidd. white boy, was arrested by officer Johnson,
yesterday morning, charged with being engaged
with negro, named Washington, slave to Thomas
saw the prisoners delivering the fifteen pigs to Mr.
Thomas Spenser, and Immediately took them into
custody. Warren was held to bail in 800 to ap-
pear before the next Grand Jury term of the Hust-
ines Court, TO answer bill of Indictment for the
offence. Washington was found guilty and ordered
80 iashes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-07

AMusEMENTs.-The Bell Ringers give an
entertainment this morning, commencing at half
past IL o'clock, for the accommodation of fami-
lies, pupils of seminaries, schools, &c. Their last
concert will take place tonight, at Metropolitan
Hall. Those who have not heard them should do
so by all means.
At the Theatre, the musical attractions are su
perior, and should command an overfowjng house
Aliens and Sharpleys Minstrels combined, are
sparing no efforts to please their hearers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-07

cosrAsTous DfsEAsEs-We believe tits an estab'
lshsd fac. in medicine that Lo disease can be CON
tracted while the blood 10 In pure and healthy
state In order to secure desirable an object, we
reconmspd to our readers the use Of CARTER's
SPANISH MIXTURE. which 10 generally acknowlsds.
discovered II NOT ONLY cures but IL positively the
ousy remedy which can be depended on a. proven
tive of epidemic CONTAGIOUS disesses
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EJEw SPECIAL NOTICES.

A CARD.-The subscriber, an experI-
e. csd practitioner of Medicine Surgery and Obste-
above tenth, offers his professional services to the
citizens of Richmond.
He has devoted much time and attention to the
study and practice of Midwifery, and to the treat
ment of Diseases of Women and Children
ap 7-6m* RlCHO 8. CAUTHORN, III. d.
UNION BUILDING FUND CoaPANY.-This
Company will hold its Twelfth Monthly meeting on
MONDAY Evening next, the 7th inst, at the usual
place, at O'Clock. The Quarterly Report will be
presented and number of shares of Stock offered
for sale. Persons desiring Stock requested to at
tend.
The Secretary will receive the Monthly Install
ment during the day at his Office No. 81 Pearl St.
at the place of meeting, at "a O'Clock,
THOS. l.. d. WALFORD,
sp 7-2t Sec'y u. B F. Co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-07

KNOW NoTHINGs.-At New Haven, Conn., on
Wednesday, the Know Kothings ad procession
and fired one hundred and thirty guns in honor Of
their victory In the State.
At Lancaster, Pa, on Tuesday the Grand State
Council of Know Nothings met in the morning,
and broke up in confusion In the afternoon the
on the difficulty being opposition to open orr
ganization. Messrs. Cameron, johnson, and Gen.
Irwin left the order
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-07
REcEIy ING SroLEs IRoN.-Th,

REcEIv ING STOLEN IRoN.--ThOmas
Spencer appeared before the acting Mayor yester.
day morning to answer the charge of RECEIVING
lot of stolen iron knowing the same to have been
stolen. Officer johnson testified that when he
vent into the shop where he found the irsn, the
accused was sitting on a work bench over IT, He
was held TO balm $500 to answer an indictment
for the offence
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-07

DrATH or In OLD WOMAN We record
this rnoYulps the death Of TDITH HousELfh, crs-
| ois. sssd lO8 years. Edith was veil known 10 the
county Of Hsnrco, whers she resided. - an indus
trious. honest, frugal woman, and enjoyed the re-
spsct Of ell who knew her.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-07

FATAL OccuRRENcE.-As a number of bows
were sliding down hill In the vicinity of Carthage.
JEFFERSON county, N. y, few days since, diff
Guilty arose between two of them az ed respectively
l! and Is years The latter, it seems, took posses
sion OF sled belonging to the former, when scuf
ne ensued, terminating in the death of the young er
Doy whose neck was broken by kick from his as
ted the act 10 Bohan
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-07

DEcrs1oN CoNF1RMED-In Washington, on
Wednesday, In the case of the United States ap
pellants vs Archibald Richie, Judge Nelson, of
the U. s. Supreme Court, confirmed the decision
OF the District Court of the Northern District of
California. The confirmation gives Richie the
possession of Is, 900 acres of land In California
In the same court, Colonel Fremonts claim to
the gold mines discovered on land purchased by
him Ia California, was declared valid.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-07

=, FIRE At MIDDLETON, ScBoHAArE COUNTY, NEW
foRK.,on Saturday night fire was discovered
10 me large building owned by Asa Mattice. Eco.
ana before the flames could be extingushed, that
. .,n the dwelling of DR.. L. s. Wells, the
IN Wells, the store of J. Barker g. Son. and
vnnd u ,a Church. were destroyed. Loss be-
yond insurance, over S25. 600 10
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-07

DEMOCRATIC MEETING.-This evening,
at half.psst o'clock, James M. Mason, Esq., Sens
tor OF the United States, will address bis fellow
citizens of Richmond at the Odd Fellows Hall
it being impossible to obtain the African Church or
Metropolitan Hall
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-07

PosrpoNEp.-In consequence of the in
clam snt weather last evening. the Juyenile Concert
OF M. Kemmersr. to take place on Union Hill. wa.
postponed to this (Ssturday) evening. when II will
take place should the weather be favorable, II not
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-07

PRETTY GooD.-A gentleman who had
just arrived in this city by steamer, was asked
by friend, "did you get as many eggs on board
during the passage as yen could eat Z"
"No. Why did you ask the question
because saw that she had laid to (two) eve-
raj times on her voyage"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-07

FIRE-About IL o'clock, on Thursday
night last the one story frame building, adjoining
Mr.. John w. Hines dying establishment, and oc,.
was set on fire and entirely consumed together
with its contents, consisting of tools, stock, etc.
The flames spread rapidly and soon caught the
large frame building in rear, occupied the first
moor oy p hn sssrs as dsn SHOP ana
iuet shop, but few ofhs Phoenix firemen arriving
in good time, and having abundant supply, saved
the building from destruction. Mr.. Hines house
also took fire in several places and the west side
was badly charred, but this too was saved by the
No. boys.
Mr.. Menzie having lost his tools and stock and
being very poor man, now finds himself in very
uncomfortable situation, from which we trust the
public will relieve him.
The houses burned belong to the estate of the late
Robert Poe.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-07

FATAL RAILROAD AccIpENr.-The freight train
running between Andrascoggin and Kenebec. Me,
ran off Thursday, killing the engineer, named
Hussey.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-07

FOR CALFoRNIA.-Rev. Bishop Baker of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, sailed the George
Law for California
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But1ma noAp p.i bnlDeE BuaSnD.-on the 9th ult
the railroad he,yss near the Harshnan station, on
was destroyed by Are. mill, contiannns :, r &c
known s'n Vi tne hre un.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-07

LOST OvERBoARD.-Mr. Joseph Sonders, q ma
tive of Baltimore, was washed overheard from the
bark Windward, off Cape Henry and drowned On
Saturday night last.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-07

SUFFERING INDIANs.-The Three Rivers Inqui-
says that the Indians dying OF starvation in
the country round Weymontachinque trading
post of the Hudson's Bay Company.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-07

CoKHEcTioS. The official note for Jo-
seph Msyo Esq. Mayor Of the CITY. w.s 1871, In.
etesd o. 1911, - sIroniously pnblishsd Yesterday
morning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-07

- DErALcATros. According to the boot. IS -.
Treasury, Jacob Richardson late collec,o, VI sae
wego, New York. 10 defaulter to the tune Of soSs
w. Tor the recovery OF which his bail are now be-.
der which Richardson's defalcations occurred i.
but $45 900, which will doubtless be reco vered
and, perhaps something more. 1t win be- recollect.
ed that Richardson died not long since la Canada.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-07

rMED.-John p. Ballard was fined pc
~. -. perm lung two OF bis drivers to leave their
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LOCAL MATTERS.

NARROW ESCAPE. ~ yesterday morning
small white boy employed on canal boat now
lying In the BASIN accidentally fell overheard and
must have drowned 10 very short time, but for
Mr. Mathew NJ. Ford, who plunged into the water
at the hazard OF his own life, and saved the little
fellow from watery crave
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-07

KILLED BY TRRE.-Mr. Henry Clinton was
killed In Hardwick, Mass on Monday last by the
fall Of tree. while he was at work In the woods
He lett home at one o'clock expecting 10 return In
two or three hours, but not returning, persons
went In pursuit OF him, and found him crushed to-
death benesth fallen tree.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-07

HUsrINGs CoURT. The newly elected
Aldermen met in the State Court House yesterday
afternoon at l o'clock, and preceded to organize
by calling Capt JOSEPH c WINGFIELD to the
Chair, when Justice R. M. Parton administered the
usual oath of office to the other members
MIR. Farrar then admin lstered the oath of office
to Mr.. Burton.
The following Aldermen were then noted as pre-
sent Messrs. Joseph C. N'fngfeld, James Bray,
Peter w. Grubbs, N. C. Lipscomb, Robert NJ.
Burton, William Goudin, John j. Binford, Frede.
rick Butler, Richard D. Sanxay, Edwin Farrar,
William Taylor, George w. Toler and A. l.. Roy
ster.
Recorder Mr. r. d. Sanxay nominated Mr.. VIM.
TAYLOR, and the roll being called Mr. Taylor was
declared elected.
The next business being the election of Senior
Alderman, Mr.. PETER W. GRUBBs was put In no.
nination, and the vote being TAKEN was duly
elected.
The Court then adjourned.
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CCOTTS LITTLE GIANT CORN AND

CCOTTS LITTLE GIANT CORN AND
~ COB MILL-N o T 1 C E.-Ths undersieue cd
having purchased of Messrs, Robbins Bibb of Bal.
timore, the exclusive right to vend the above Mill
In the counties Of Madison, Orange, Greene Louiss
Albemarle, Fluvanna and Goochl and is now prepsr-
ed to supply the demand with Mills of the very best
materials ready for use, as follows
No srinds 10 bushels per hour with one horse
price $40.
No arinds Is bushels per hour with two horses
price $57.
No srinds 20 bushels per hour with two horses
price $68.
The utility and economy of these mills are uuques
tonsbe. and ii 10 confidently believed that they NAV
be kept in daily use for ten years
The undersigned hereby gives notice that these
mills cannot be sold within the above named territory
excspt by himself by his duly authorized agents.
add sny Infringement uopn his rights win be prompt
ly prosecuted.
am acting a. agent also, for the sale of Madgre.
sois Patent CsuldIon Furnace. Agricultural Boil-
81: for wood or coal
Persons ordering, will address me at Gordonsvills
C B. McCORMIC.
UFredericksburgN News and Lynohbnrg virsinian
up II d&clm G. n Nice
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z NOW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. to know

X NOW NOTHINGS.-Although to know
IN nothing the order of the day, there some
left who know somethng-for all who have tried it
know that OLLARD's RHEUM ATTIC EMINENT
is the best article used for Rheumatic and all
other pains; and knowing this important fact they
will use no other liniment. We therefore wish to
let them know that there is still supply on hand
and all in want can be supplied.
For sale by PURCELL, LADD CO., Bennett &
L. B. Thomas and Druggists generally Throughout
the city. ant
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-07

Col Green, OF the Bostt Post, sailed in the At
sntic Wednesday, for Liverpool.