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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-14

?, sosFfNsf AMONG THE u. 8. NAVAL OFFrcRss-
II has already been annourc ,har me D.. 3D..
has .iened the report Of the Board of Officers N
pointed under an act of tbs last Congress. 20 retire
certain tficers from service 10 The Navv' +, i.
SAID there are In all, about 700 facers, and those
and by mail. The reader may we'll imaeine ~ a
sDx'ey OF these gentleman as they receive and
open their letters from Washington. The thres
grades CT decision are the retired" the fur.
ioueneo, ana the "disnissed." The "retir. d"
salaries that they have bsen In the habit of receiy
M. n when not on duty; Captain, for ,xamul,
~ ooo year. The /" furlouehed' of the :, ms
missed" nothing at all. 'A'
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THE TRANSPORTATION OF ARTICLES IN
TENDED FOR NORFOLK AND PORTS

We are requested to say that any thing
intended for the people of Norfolk and Ports
mouth will be transported free of charge
over the Central Railroad. We have no
doubt the Orange and Alexandria Road will
dothes same. Any kind of provisions and any
live animals, sheep, chickens, &C., will be
transported and forwarded free of cost. All
citizens Of the upper country who are dispos
ed to contribute in this way will please ad
dress their articles properly to Norfolk al d
Portsmouth, and consign them to the care of
STEPHEN HUNTER, Richmond They will be
promptly and correctly forwarded.
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MARINE NEWS
PORT OF RIcHnoes -

..,. ..f..-...s. ARRIVED,
Sc sssr L IN Ana v0orh's rAil.a.s. a.,
sehr Hope. Creish.on, Bslsino,.
Coiqui,t 4 Co. tsaso v
ssnr Ashland. Creighton, Bsl,iuor ,
Sons Viro b,,
Colquitt 4 Co. niis, " a
s sa91n sSush ~ wiad' Granger s.,us,. ,,..
schr Ellen Atkins. Hanlins, E.stpo,. ,,....
Captain. ss.s.. '"''sansa sa,
siOop Ads', Taylor. Nsussaosa, ,O,,.., !,
s.1, SAILED,
6ohr San Louis. Thomas, lisht
Hshr United, Clark, light.
sohr John d. Adams. Tsree, hsht
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MORE AID.-A meeting of the citizens Of
the unty of Chesterfield called without e.
v'oos notice on court day (aon6sy, 10th in.t, the
M NV. IN Friend was chosen Chairman, ana
WIN. Ambers appointed Secretary
mi Jas h Cox stated the object of the m stinv IN
oe TO raise funds for the relief the cities Of Nor
sois aSa rorsmou,h and the contribution, amount.
90 20 S40 which. by reso luton was directed to be
equally divided between the two cities
With the above resolutiop -
Tne above amount added to those at 9th %,
e-unty. ~ 0Ao'se'Aeio
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SAvAGE.-Robert Il. Chandler was held


to bali for his good behavior in the .um of for
essaul.ing and threatening to kill his wife Martha
fhe lady stated with tears in her eyes that the
prisoner esu,e home last Wedne day dim er
Ia great rage; and on being asked If be wa. sick
made effort to stab her with fork the prupss Of
which penetrated her clothing bur did her no ssli
Gus injury. Oae of the police officers remark ed to
man. and that the neeb bors chsrg him with beat
ing his own child, and small at that with
I ur pronged rope 1fths,s 80. he should have beer
shut 40 In solitary confinement for the 1t tw I've
months. After hearing the evidence, the Mayor
held him to bail in the sum of 500 for his future
good behaviour,
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THE NORFOLK BANKS.

The paragraph with reference to these
Banks. in yesterdays Dispatch, was errone-
Bank. That Bank was not in the condition
of having no one to attend to its business.
Cashier CaAMBERLAYEE is still at his post,
though the remaining force of the Bank is
nearly exhausted. He writes that he will
remain and keep the Bank open as long az
he is able. The surplus fund only had been
ordered TO be withdrawn from it, in accord.
ance with the request of the Norfolk Branch.
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Correspondsnce of the Dispstch.
Norfolk and Portsmouth, -Russian Big Gun
Jno. D. Collyer-Liqaor Lap

NKw Yoax. Sept. IL.
The collections 10 this city for the Norfolk and
Portsmouth sufferers have reached BIS 994 So
Messrs Ludiam and Pleasants have ofsre1 tree
pssssge on the steamers Jamestown and Roanoke
for persnns who desire to 60 to the infected ctes 10
charitable capacity.
II 10 said that cannon 10 being built 10 this city,
which when inished IL be presented 70 the Gear
OF Russia. II 10 to be made on new principles, or
rather 1t will be adaptation OF several old mo.
dels, and will combine the peculisrities OF the
Psxhsn gun, the Minnie rifle and the grooved
muskes 10 addition. a new decorating powder has
been discovered of two and half to three times
the explosive power OF ordinary gunpowder, and
The inventor claims that they will be enabled TO
throw their shot from twelve to fifteen miles, at
angle of not more than two inches above the level.
number of nurses we're engaged Ia this city
yesterday, to proceed 10 Norfolk and Portsmouth
at once al the rate of $40 per dsy Some of them
are Southerners, who have been through yellow
fever campaign at New Orleans Three physicians
sft by the Philadelphia train last night.
Some clothing and provisions are to be sent on
by the committee to-day. rt
The steamer Ericsson Ii announced TO sail from
this port for Havre, on Saturday next.
A German, PANIED John ViDghausen. residing
at 227 Cherry street, IS years of age committed
peg In the wall. Leaves wife and three chill
dren
Sill another decision has been given agains. the
Maine law, this time by Judge Stuart, OF the Court
OF Sessions liquor deaier accused OF misdes
mesnor he says has under the Constitution, right
of trial by jury. The decision Is one OF some
length, and occupies In detsi substantially the
same ground on which all the previous adverse
opinions rest Unfortunate law.
Cecilia and Wanda Stein, the victims of the
Bowsry double suicide, are to be removed from
Poiters Field to Greenwood Cemetery The
removal 10 to be accomplished by subscriptions
| from their " sympaihisers
The trial OF the suit OF the United States against
| John ID COilyer. ex COLLECTOR Of the nor, If San
| Francisco, was commenced In the United States
Circuit Court before judges Nelson and Belts,
yesterday.
Among the passengers BY the Atlantic On her las,
Wesleyan Methodist church Ia Great Brirair. II IL
said that he, wi Rev Scott. are sent to this con-
tinert for the purpose of raising money to aid the
Wesleyan body In Ireland Mr. Arthur is widely
known a. the author of The Successful Merchant
he1s also well known as one OF the most popular
lecturers of The day
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DANGEROUS SPoaT.-For several AFTER
moons pest the residents of Church Hill, In the
neighborhood of Springfield Hall, have been very
much annoyed by the continual firing of guns at
their doors by boys from ten to eighteen years of
age. who go out batting but finding none of the
teathered tribe to fire at, amuse themselves by
shooting at fences and at stones thrown In the air.
Last Wednesday afternoon, as a gentleman was
passiug along Goth street, he was struck by num-
Der Of shot fred from gun by a small boy, but for
unately received no serious injury. So great has
the annoyance become of late, that ladies' are
afraid either to pass along the strees to permit
their children to 60 out The magistrates and
county officers have the power to prevent these
uuisances, and Ii Is to be hoped that they will do
at once.
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ExrRAcT OF A LETTER FROM sosroN

I'VE have collected over $500 for NorfolL. ID
afs SUI % wors In the good cause Remember, rnr
"a Of s9:ss, know 40 North sousf, bu,
last. Ne trust abe will not Be found least Of ssvsta
sitiesn VI seSeiei
We are gladto see this demonstration from
Boston, and trust that she will not be the
"isast" in her sympAthiss. though certainly
We would never have made an appeal to her
We have confidence in the just opinions of
very many Boston merchants with regard to
.ne rights Of the South and the obligations of
tns Constitution; but they have been too pas.
s're-they have allowed the f.n.tica to have
full swing, without taking proper ground.
against them. The South nav vsll co,.;do-
fasssoeness u such times and under such eI.
, -; e have arisen latterly. as censura.
PIE u not trescherous. We would hail .nx
open demonstration by the thinking and ny ny
islollc msn of Boston g one OF the most rrs,-
s.y'Dg omsns OF the day. and It would hslp
bi'ify # the Union. e'ss - sls VA
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Sole Pronrietora Richmond, Va
TiDiNaS FROM CHESTERFIELD

TLHESTEREIkLD Co. VA Aug. l. 800.
Msssrs Dove & Co Richmond, LAST fall one ofmy
mules was turned loose 10 the stable yard while
playing shout with other mules. with the weight
of his hole body against large plate Of shsst ron
cutting himsef on the thigh ham about 10 inches
lobg and from inch and half to two inches ep
would never be of any service to me again. Seeing
nctce of the Turf Oil In the papers, procured and
applied II at once to the cut, and in about three
weeks hs perfectly well aud at work, and You
cannot perceive the least where the cut was
made. II. A WINFREE.
P s-Thers are many cases Of Injuries to cattle in
this peis bborhood which have been cured by your
Turf Oil, and If of any benefit to you procure
you many certificates The whole neishborhood say
Il 10 the quick &c he sling remedy they ever saw
sel4 FL A WINFREE.
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Everybody sssns snSioes y =. $500
-. =. ,;ttie orphans Who are TO Be taken
.s y. ont the nldss Of sOrrov ard suffering,
~ hrougbs to this city, Their condition
I'm be made - happy - can b. NesnDs
iii remain andons 10 promose the esnioas
afthe pees iiatls depssd>nks Who have esss
lefs tAsAsrssss and mothsrlsss BY the pss'i
lsaeA - .Aa
fhs Iadiss have made good ase o. .ns
sessf time they have had ana ~ Ing .
sasssn viii Gsad ssst sardrsees
ths.a. Those klad and eAsntao's 49,
,,sa. Nassr.. Arsssr AKIN and hssKf Cox
nave sacA contributed fne COW tor the
ssv,um. A great many persons are confriou
Tin. nscess sries and comforts, and the Gull
dren will want nothing the community oaA
supply to promote their health and napp,ne'e.
Drs HAsxIxs and CHRlsTIAs have onerea
TO attend the children grstuitously.
The location prepared for them 10 the ve.y
best that could have been selected. 70
the large building erected for the purposes u
. Catholic College, about two miles rom
ths city. The COMMITTEES who had IN enafee
ths question Of location having decided 10
favor of the College, applied to Biahop MA
artr 20 ascertain whether Il could be %.
tained - an asylum for the orphans. he
stated that he had On the very morning OF
the application rented out part OF the Got
lege building aud the grounds to Ar. henry
HOLLAND, of this city, with the resefVaiion
thst the psrt of the building rented should oe
appropriated to no purpose except tor mr.
H.'s family, without his the Bishop's) con-
ssnt but If the consent of Mr.. HOLLAND
could be obtained the Bishop said he would
most cbssrfully grant the use Of the entire
College for the orphans. Application was
Immediately made to Mr.. HOLLAND, and that
gentlemen, with creditable promptness,
consented that the committee should have
the College 1t was at once put in order.
It is large building, with some forty spa
cious rooms, in which the children can be
most admirably accommodated. The grounds
are extensive, and there is magnificent
grove of oaks close to the College. Indeed,
the children could not be better located than
they will be at this very eligible location:
thanks to Bishop MAaILL and to Mr.. Hok
LAND.
To THE LADIEs.-We are requested to ask
the ladies who have made up clothing for
the children, to send it this morning to the
fi:e Of II X ELLYsoN, over ADIE & GREr's
store.
THE CHILDREN CoMING.-After the above
was written, dispatch from Rev. Mr.. HUME
to Mr.. ELLYsoN, was received, announcing
that be would come up this evening with the
orphans. The message did not say whether
the Norfolk orphans would come along with
those from Portsmouth. But we hope they
will Their arrival will be looked for with
deep interest
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LITERARY AssocIArIoS.-We learn that
there has been lsteiy organised In this city.
the Hebrew Young Mems Literary Asso.
cis.ion," with the following officers, Joseph
Rosenwsld, President, 8. K. Stone, Vice
President Levi Heller, Recording Secresa.
~, L. L. We'll. Financial Secretary joseph
Strauss, Treasurer and Solomon Rnsen
haupt, Henry Wolf and L. Sternheimer, Cu,
rators. We are informed that they will have
their first annual Ball, at Corinthian Hall on
Oct. 5th.
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OUTRAGEOUS CokDuoT.-A few nights
since, while two or three young ladies', accomps-
uied by gentleman, was passing from the Metho-
dat Church on uoion I'LL to their residences they
were set upon by gang OF neutrality-suspicious.
from fourteen to twenty years OF age-and tnsuI'ed
and abused IL the most shameful manner, the mob
hootins. yellioe and serpg at them until they had
taken refuge 10 neighbor's house. Unfortunately
the young man was unsrmed at the time, and wss
therefore compelled TO submit to the low indigni.
ties of sred rather than subjsct the ladies to fur
Their violence We updsrstsnd that these vsga-
bonds are IL the habit of annoying the conQregs
lions of Leish street church and Union Station,
And now that revival h progressing 10 the later
church, are assembled about Il every night, sing
ins vulgar songs, swearing, throwing stones and
otherwise sctioa very dsorderly. AZ there sre
two ius,ices of The peace IN the Immediate ueiRhs
borhood We advise that they be requested TO sp.
pont special oopsssbles, With power TO arrest all
such chsracsers Ia order % have them ssnt before
t1s next Grand Jury for Indictment Add punisbmsns.
II this plan, however. should prove impracticsble,
then let the friends OF good order form themselves
Into patrol aud ct once arrest all awless gather,
iuas found 10 the neiRhhorhoad of the churches
during IN q hours of religious worship. The good
name OF Uoion add Church Hills must NOT be tarn-
isbed by . set of 70 wdy boys who have no respect
for themselves regard for the rights and feelings
of others. -
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HELD TO BAIL.-Drewry and Aticus
Tucker we're held to bail In the sum OF SlOO each
/ for ssssultfns Glars Morris on the 18th Inst
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The GRAND BALL to take place at HUI
guenot Springs to night bids fair to be unusually
attractive to those who can appreciate such enjoy
mtnis We understand that Powhatsn, Gooch-
land, tChesterheld and Henrico will have large
deles atoms of their fair daughters In attendance;
and have every reason to believe thst the
ladies of the Metropolis will not be unreprssentsd
Az an additional attraction for the evening, msg.
nincsnt display of fireworks will take place
Such of our readers as may wish to participate In
the galefies of the occasion, can easily do 20 by
securing seats In the omnibuses. which leave here
this afternoon at four O'Clock
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BALLOON Asorsslos ON HoasEsAox.-

BALLOON ASCENSION on HoasEBAcK.-
We learn by letter from q friend now Ia Baiti.
lnore that Prof George Elliott. OF the most 10.
trepid q onauts 10 tho world, intends making an
ascension on horseoack from this city, sometime
during the State Agricultural Fair. From the
we'll known reputation OF Prof. E a. daring adj
veniurer and bis skill 10 the profession of srosta
tics there 10 not a shadow of doubt that he will
make the ascension. He has constructed q new
and beautiful balloon. ''The 81. Louis" for the
purpaos. aud has already made one ascension with
bis psisl sseed AZ be Il the first man who has
ever dared to perform this feat 10 America, we
trust that when .he time arrives be may be LIBERAL
~ rewarded for his skin and courage.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-14

TrrpLMs.---Schspp e. Co, and Moses
I,,luskv were fined BY the Mayor fer selling la nor
to be duut In thslr houses without procuring town
lfceuse.
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ropwApD SUPPLIES

w. al, ..an 4 !. ii J ans evsry whers 20
,os-sra .a..,l,e. Is Il rt,lk Ard Portsnepth
- ssnd them on for the relief Of the
49,, .,r;,ken and sufFsring people.
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The WE

The WEATHER continues excessively
warm dry and sutry. We do not know thet " ever
Sitnessec such oppressive spell In the month of
September
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THE FEVER.

Ne pabnsh espious details this morning
ia mail having Come through last night
Our friends in Portsmouth and Norfolk have
|, id Us under heavy obligations to them BY
,hs;r kindness, aud they may rest assured
that their communications viii afford the
highest interest. not only to their exiled tel
low ,ownsmsn. bat The public generally.
The mortality and sfiiction stu prevailing
ara awful. and their recital is enough to
make the heart bleed. Still we cannot but
hs,;evs the assurances of calm physicians'
and gentlemen familiar with the progress OF
the plague, that it is abating very slowly
A ,elepraphic despatch from Weldon brings
us the very latest news. It is very encoura-
oinr. We refer our readers to these COM
munications In one letter are names ofthe
dead previously given; but many not before
reported. We are grstified to learn that
Rev. Mr.. CHISHOLM is not dead.
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GIvEs Up.-The engine houses, engir

UIVEH UP.-lH 6 6HXIH6 HOUSES, engines,
hose reels sud such other articles az to tb
Richmond Fire Association. and were not pu c based
by the city have been, will be delivered to tb o
Principal Engineer OF the Fire Association by the
Principal Engineer Of the Fire Department. 10 the
course Of q few days By this arrange the
city will be compelled 70 build two new engine
houses, If sfe does not purchase the one on the
CAPITOL Square, owned by the Association. or rent
houses fos the Of Protection ard Phoenix com.
snia
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-14

BiT by DoG.-Yesterday afternoon
IttIs srl abou teiaht years old. daughter of Mrs.
Buiier. wss attacked BY dog on Grace street near
An, and draadfully bitten. Dr.; Cunningham WIS
called 10 sec the child and rendered the ntcessary
medical cid. He considers Der wounds dangerous
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-14

FIRE AND NARROW EscAPE.-On Monday
right lsst the dwelling house on the farm Of ~
VIM Naehols, about mile and half fro n Hun,s,1
station, oe the Richmond and Fredericxsburs Raj.
ioaa, was destroyed BY fire. Mr.. Nuehpls was sInna
N tne nouee-his wife being absent and was sronssS
oy ne failing OF plaster his he'd. He made ms :,
row escape The fire 10 supposed to have been ths
work of an incendiary. - '0en Inc
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FUNERAL Proc EssIos The Crews. Pho.
NIX Fire Company and the Junior Sons Of Am..,o.
VIII be on parade this sfsrnoop to ressive snS g
cort 70 the grave the Femains Of their late broshs
WIN Allan which will reach here this nornins :
on tbs stsamship Roanoke. -"s
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TRUE TURF OIL.-For old sores OF
i every description. on Man or Beast. One tea
spoonful equal to IN ounce OF any prsEarattos
known. ,gl-7 d &c..
Bruses and sprains Ulssrs and Ssllons, 1sslds and
Burma, Sore Legs and ChiIblains, Fresh Cut Wounds
Cranp and letter, stings ofInsscts, Wounds undei
she Eails, Indansd Breasts 6iandular Tumogs, Sore
Back, Swsllsd Legs and EtiHnsss OF Joints. 81
Warranted 70 enrs, and no damage FROM sxpasar-
to colds ga $500 1s.-.sts #f..t ..
Applied to burma at once, it leaves no ssar
Frfes 50 aud Is cents bottle . SAD
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The LARGE WROUGHT Iron SHAFTINGs
noticed by us in yesterdays paper intended
the new steamers now being built at the Tredegsr
Works up der the supervision of Lieut. Wood. of the
U 9. Navy.
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WELL DosE.-We learn from the M.vo-

that Mesers Brown & Fisher, Of Augusta county
sx tons OF line from their celebrated kline and thst
the Central Railroad Company. with their chsrss.
IensIc hoeray have agreed 70 transport il IN ~.
Guy nee OF charge. On Monday xt the Msvor ~.
navins All the street cutters thorou shly iimad
20 enable him to do this thoroughly every cid.
misses veil swept and cleansed Thoss whn IKE R'e.
TO- VIII doubtless be fined to the extent Of the
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CORN NILL.-Ihe building now being
erected at the corner of 21st and Main Streets ie
intended for exhibiting the ili ill., invent
ed by q gentleman In Tennessee. and noticed BY US
some days since. II ;hs invention is b .if az
vaiusbe 81 1t is represented to be, every farmer
the State should pu chase one for his own use M
John Il. Baptist, formerly of THE ctv who has the
rsht for Virginia. will be here In fe " days to ex
hibit his patent .
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Nor PRovED. -Bernard Weism.,
before the Mayor yeste, dav norma. n ... was
H%na.se OF ssseultins and beating Mis- MARY W..
a. 90 f.r from provrg the charge want
not only abused Weismsn because he refn,aa - sne
sow ner 70 get water 10 his yard but til It Is .Sa
hef nss 10 Dis fsee and breast and threatened 10 A.
opened bis mouth This statement rata; 81 ne ne
mayor which way the cat Jumped, ana h. ~ a .ne
upon dismissed the warrant ~ 'nefe-
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q w. ROSTERS SCHOOL will re open
Il on MONDAY, LIST October, on the same terms a.
heretofore
Residence Church Hill.
Communications to be made ct J. B VIGLINI'S,
Ill Msin Street se IA -1w*
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LocAL MArTHRs.

a,.rras CouaT. --kecorder Taylor and
A.5ermsu sanxay, Tolef. Bray and Fsrrar pro.
siklne. -.
cour, 10 prosecute the securities Of James Eiiis
Thomas Evans, Ohio Melton, Conrad huanasie
h,und 10 The peace aud iorfsited their bail bonds
's Tippiinx.- Barnard shaisr and coorsd Hutna.
ia Ere zach dued $50 and costs for selling liquor
een,rsry 10 Lac. Richard Taylor. coiored man.
-. .lso anad $40 In four cases for tippling. Benz
Tos,v slso 6oed Gao ia four cases for tipplinR.
Co,sinnsd -Emapuel Ssmou, john w Bevers
,dee aud WIN Bsveridae, indicted for misdemesn :
ors cousiuued till next term
Dismissed. -Frederiek Crsxie, indicted for .
S a@sr ,rsnsscsins large amount Of civil busi-
Nc the court adjourned
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OAMIssIONER 8 OFFICE, 4
CHESTERFIELD c. q Sept. 10, 1855. {

CHESTERIIELD u sept ~, 1900.
ITO THE CREDITORS OF THE ES-
Il TATE OF VIM D FUQUA. DECD, AND
ALL OTHERS CONCERNED You are hereby
notified that at the request of Geo. w. Seedlings
Sheriff of the county of Chesterfield, and such
of decree of the Circuit Court of said coun
ty, in the case of Christana Fuaua against VIM D
the 4th day of May, 1855, have appointed the IS
day of Oct. next, at my Office for taking account
of the administration of the said estate aud sc-
count of all the personal estate of the said decsssd
aud also socount of all debts aud demands against
the same.
Given under my hand as Commissioner OF the said
Circuit Court, the day and year first Aforesaid.
Sc l4-w4w w. w COGBILL, Comr.
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BALL AND FIRE WORKS

VI AT THE
MP HUG UENOT SPRINGS.
t.1A The next Ball at the Bugeno: Sprisn VII
axe place on
Friday, the 14th day Of septemper
During the evening here will ne grand aBslsJ
FIRE WORKS!
This will be the last Bsll oftne sessOn preriou'
the Tournament, which will take place near the 'a
of this month ss-n