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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-30
DISASTER TO A STEAMBOAT.

CHlCAGO. MOnday, May y I53j.
The steamer Glendy Burk, from st. Louis for New
Orleans struck on rock Thursday near Cairo and
Immediately sunk in twelve feet of water. She had
full cargo Of grain -four 60 Tho IT,, soat will probably
prove total loss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-30
RHODE ISLAND LEGISLATTRE.

Providence, Tuesday, May 20, 1855.
The General Assembly of this State met at Newport
today. Benjamin Fessenden was elected Speaker of
tie House.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-30
KNOW NOTHING CONVENTION.

BANGOR, Tuesday, May %, 1853.
The Know-Nothing Convention met here to-day,
and quite large number Of delegates are present.
No nominations have yet been made, and nothing of
interest has ranspred They remain in session through
tomorrow.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-30
THEFT OF A sUB-TREAsURY DRAFT.

ST. LOUIS, Tuesday, May 20, 1855.
man giving his Traban presented draft
at the Sub-1rcasury which proved TO have been sto-
len. The individual arrested and held for exami-
nation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-30
ACCIDENT.

ROCHESTER, Tuesday, May 90, ls55.
Willie the hundred guns were being fred in honor OF
the election Of Mr.. Wise premature discharge of the
cannon dangerously if not fatally injured man named
Hutchinson. Both of his arms were broken, and his
head and face were dreadfully manged.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-30

aoxed with an egregiOus ignorance respee'int,
,0;,itary matters, and with perfect contemp'
r.. o,;ticsl sitting Of the sources OF its informa-
49, The nearest batteries Of the Allies during
AZ. late bombardment were at 600 yards, and
.hsv had the greatest trouble to erect battery
two at 500 to $50 yards; how then were they
-, :, once TO hurry over the intervening ground
Ia construct batteries at tenth OF that dis
80 from defenses the fire Of which was lar
g., siIepcedl The absurdity of this assertion
!. evident to anybody bat the military writer OF
III, Times. Indeed, we learn from the same
amber of that paper that this precious inior-
nation is taken not from any official or private
geographic dispatch-On the 9th such dispatches
had been published up to the 7th-but from a
letter bearing date April "a, purporting to be
written from the French camp TO Marseilles
newspaper well known for its exaggerated and
fapciful reports. And even then the assertion
respecting the advanced batteries at go yards is
founded upon Misunderstanding the writer in
The Times appearing to have read the article in
question in the most superficial manner only.
Such is the way in which the leading journal of
Europe attempts to lead its readers by the nose.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-30

PEACHES NOT KILLED N MIcHIGAs-A letter from
Kalamazoo May &c says the prospect OF tine crop o.
reaches never was better
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-30
DEMOCRATIC REJOICING IN NEW .JERsEY.

TrENTON, Tuesday May Y, 800.
The Democrats fired one hundred guns this after
noon in honor of the Democratic victory in Virginia.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-30
The following was the immediate reply:

boFros May 1850
that p-ei resolution Ia your last State
Council declaring thst Throughout the Order II Nirgns
afube 81 cud any for Office who IN favor Of
tte extension Ct slave tsrrrcryi
Here the correspondence ceased and Virginia has
not since been heard from on this particular subject
n
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-24

SINGULAR SUIcIDE.-On the evening of the 18th
instant, the body of a man was found in a swamp
near New Orleans. Around the neck was red
worsted comforter, through one of the plies of
which he had passed small stick, and with this
stick, used as a lever, he had tightened the COM
forter around his neck till he had choked himself 10
death. After tightening the cravat, he had thrown
himself forward into swampy place, where the
water was about foot and half Deep The bod Y
was supposed to be that of a mariner named VIM
Burton,
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JOHN SHORE, Commissioner in Chancery,
for the Circuit of the United States, the Circat
Court for the County OF Henrco, and of the County
Court of Henrico.
Until suitable be obtained his office will
be at the Clerks Office of the Circuit Court for the
County of Herrico.
Office hours for the present, from A. M. to 2
o'clock P. M. is sS2-lm
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INTERESTING FROM TKxAs-We copy the fol.
lowing from summary of Texas news In the N.
Picayune of the 17th
The Austin papers Of the 10th Inst, contain ex.
citing Indian news. Mr.. ]. D. Brown from the
frontier, reports numerous depredations com
nitted BY the red men, ON the Medina Salodo
Guadalupe, Perdinales, Leon, and San Saba
Within the last two weeks eleven men have been
killed. and four taken prisoners On Wednesday
Mr.. Brown saw one OF the murdered men, Thomas
Neal, on the Austin road, fifteen miles from Frede
ricksburg. He was lying on the road dreadfully
maugled, with fifteen arrows in his body.
Oh, co1rse the frontier settlers are greatly ex-
cited. They have assembled their families toaeth.
er for mutual protection, while small parties are
constantly out on the scout in every directiou.--
Three Indians have been killed. Indians have re-
Gently been seen thirty i've miles above Austin on
the fredericksburg road. 1t would appear that
the Indians are making q simultaneous attack in
force at various points.
Five companies of troops are being organized
ern Camanchee, ~ soon provisions for the expe-
dtion are supplied.
The Times says: "The Southern Camaaches are
leaving for the up county. They design joining
the Northern bands Shanco tore up all his papers
and said there wss no logger peace. He took his
pression Is that war II inevitable" Shanco 10 .
noted character, and son Of the chief who was
killed Ia San Antonio In 1910. He has committed
many depredations and murders
Mr. Brown brought petition from the frontier
settlers praying Governor Pease to take measures
for their protection. The Governor being abss nj
and the matter urgent, Mr.. Brown has made
call on the citizens to 1T out an expedition to cas
tise the Indians by quick and decisive blow II,
has suggested Browntoro on the Guadalupe wher
the San Antonio road crosses, a. the place of rem
dezvous and the 2ath Inst. as the time.
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RICHMOND, va
SATURDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY "a 1855
V iR GIN IA

PRINCE EDWARD COUNTY On Monday Iast /,
petition was presented to the county court o
frnce Edward praying that further action relative
10 'ne erection OF new clerks Office be suspended
ur5 the sentiment Of the county could be ascer
'uiS Jed Ia reference to the removal of the count,
ouy 'ngs to the town of Farmville. The court de-
c'o against the prayer Of the petitioners. A
meS Dc will be held next Wednesday night In ref
ererA T. the matter.
Jan es fhepard has been sent on for trial before
the 81 'arior Court of Prince Edward.
Fn1 IN NORFOLK On Wednesday last a row
OF buH 'ugs on Church street, Norfolk, occu
PIED oyv r. Solomon as a tailoring establishment
dr- Chi ire as segar factory, and Mr. Grannin
ger as 'fectionary, was destroyed by fire. Loss
about Cd %.
YOUNG iGINIA.-In the sixth number of the
haleidoscd Mrs. Hicks addresses some three
columns of aolesome advice to the representatives
OF Young 8nerica residing In our own State.
DEATH Of CLERGYMAN WILLIAMSBURG
Gazette ann9 nces the death of Rev. Robert Nor.
ris who ressaed at Burnt Ordinary.
Hon. JoHs w. BRocKENBRouoH.-Tha Win
chester Virg ,,an publishes extracts from letter
written by Judge Brockenbrough, in which he states
that he has been much annoyed by applications
from various parts of the State, generally solicit.
log him to consent to be the candidate of the new
party for Governor but that he has never for q
moment entered the Idea OF sanctioning such use
o. his name. He adds that he " cordially detests
the leading principles of this party the secre.
cy OF their organization their war upon rel gious
freedom, ETC." and they shall never receive any
countenance from him.
NEW VOLUNTEER CoMPANY.-Some of the
young men Of fredericksburg are making an effort
to revive the rifle corps ofthat place. Some twenty
names are already enrolled.
LACK OF PROVISIONS The Winchester Virgins
an says:
We have reason to believe, from the statement
of citizen residing near Back Greek, that there
is good deal of suffering tor the lack of provisions
In the upper portion of Frederick, and along the
Hampshire and Morgan borders. The corn In that
region failed almost entirely, and the wheat crop
also leaving none but a scant supply of food for
man, and compelling many of the small farmers to
sacrifice their stock because the provender 10 al.
most exhausted.
LARGE CoNTRAcT,-Mr. George w. Curle, o,
Lynchb urg, has received a contract for the manu-
facture of one hundred freight cars for the South
Side Railroad.
AN EXCITING ELECTION AHEAp-The munich
pal election in Fredericksburg will take place or
the 4sh Thursday in March. The Herald thinks i
probable that Peter Goolrick, the present Mayor
will be candidate for re election, and that the
contest will be one of unusual excitement
THE SCARLET FEVER prevails to some extern
in Fredericksburg.
WHEAT.-Accounts from the counties adjacent
te fredericksburg speak deplorngly OF the appear.
ance of the wheat fields
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-, = q I IcsIucII
JHo. ii. BoSHER, Secretary. ia

WE have frequently heard the celebrated
German Bitters, sold by Or. C. NJ. Jackson 120 Arch
street. Phiiadephis spoken Of in terms of the high
est endation, and honesty believe that it is
one of the best medicines advertised for the com
plants for which it 10 Recommended. They plea
SAINT to the TASTE and be taken under any ccurn-
stances by the most delicate stomach. The press,
far and wids have united in commenting this inyal-
liable remedy for dyspe psia debility, Gc and such
are the healing effects ST this panscee that hope
it may be introduced to every family where dyspep-
sia has, or is likely to have Victim.
Agents for this city-M essrs. PURCELL, LADD l.
Co, and BENNETT BEERS, Druggists.
fa II
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The PEACE Observation-Disclosures letters re-
ceved in New York by the Baltic, dated just before
that steamer sailed state that peace negotiations
between the allies and Russia had been broken of,
and that the former were determined to prosecute
the war with renewed vigor and energy. II was
expected that another great battle would soon be
fought at Sebastopol; more depending, however,
upon the anxiety of the Russians to fight than their
oppon0nfs
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SLAVES SENDING MONEY TO THE NoRTH.-The
N. Y. Journal of Commerce acknowledges the re-
ceipt of twenty dollars and fifty cents from the
colored congregation of Columbus, Mississippi,
for the benefit of the needy poor of their own race
in New York city. The editor remarks that 1t shows
that Southern slaves have money to spare, when
free colored men, and free white men too are in
distress for the necessaries of life
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-24

EILES! FlLES!!-We are justin receipt
Il of large stock of FILES, direct from the best
manufacturers 10 Enssud, consisting Of
Hand Mill and Pit Saw Files
FLAT, s and Square Bastard Files
Flat, half round and square Smooth Files
Hand Smooth, Bastard and EQualling Files
Fiat and half round 2d-Cut Files
With variety of other Files suitable for machi.
niss and blscksmiths all of which we offer for sale
very low. SMITH Il ROBERTS,
de q 22 Pearl st.
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SAM,L Cary, Dealer in Paper Material
doors West of Old Market, buys small a. we'll a
IA
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MuaDxR IN MIssIssIpPI-John Hewlett, wa,
killed recently, near Vicksburg, Miss, BY Thoma
Strickland. The two were partners In killing game
for market, and itappears that dispute arose be-
tween them about money matters, when Hwlett ut.
tackled Strickland, who drew his knife and killed
hts ANITA 0onisk
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On the departure Of Grisi and Mario from New
York, quite crowd assembled on the wharf
bid them farewell The enthusiasm on the part Q
young New York was immense. - Coutts wa
not aboard
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MEDICAL CARp.-Dr. JOHN T. HARD
GROVE having Recommended the practice of Medi-
cine, offers his professional services the public.
EF Once on Franklin street, nearly opposite fri.
nitq Church, formerly occupied by DR.. Parker.
ia 25-Im
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-24

HAIR CurrING.-Citizeps and Stranpers
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 1lth street.
N. B.-Hot, Cold and Shower Baths can be had at
all hours. Singls Bath 2sc., or Tict ats for SI
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THE KENTUCKY DUKL.-We mentioned the other
day the occurrence of a duel in Kentucky, and the
fact that one OF the parties was wounded The
Louisyille Courier says: f
We have not heard the cause of the duel, but
presume 1t grew out of family feud that origna.
ted between these two yeung men when they were
children at school, and that eventuated about
seven years ago in the killing of William E. Black
burn, Esq by Captain Thomas Steele, at Harmony
meeting house, In Woodford county. Blackburn,
on that occasion, attacked Steele who was ac-
Quilted This duel is sin xular denoument of an
almost life long cherished animosity. The two
principals neither have yet attained their majority.
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John Bass, resident of Pickens county. Ala.
has been held to ball In the sum Of el00 900. on q
charge ofhaving caused the death Of negro BY
violent end cruel treatment.
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ANTHONY BuRss--A negro clergyman. named
Grimes. stated tohis congregation In Boston, thu
other day, thai he held the written contract of h
master OF the fugitive slave Burns, to sell him iol
he sum of $500; that he had raised onehalf th'
required sum, and expected soon to Introduce
Burns to his hearers.
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VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE

VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.-I
offer for sale my FARM, called MILVIEW,
privately, lying in Heurico county, fifteen miles of
Richmond. and . miles of James River. This Farm
IS cleared; the balance in its ginal grovths
The buildings are mostly new, having been built
within the last three years; and within fifty wards
the house, there is failing spring Of excel
lent water, and is bounded with the best kind of
green sand nar adjoining the lands of Dr. Poindex-
ter, Dr., MetteTt james Binford, Thomas West and
others.
Terms liberal and accommodating. Those wishing
to purchase. = i'll apply to the subscriber.
THOMAS FRENCH or
EDW'D ID. EACHO,
te Id Gen. Agt. sud Collector.
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BAKERS BITTERs BrTTrp ru., r

DAkER blTTERs BETTER THAN GoLp.-
fend In California writing 10 another In mi, .it
says that be has been completely cured of Dv spen
sia by the use of half dozen bottles of BAKEsss
try would be worth more than the ,icbest 1,ns ~
the land OF gold No family should ever be without
ths med,eiue winter or sumner for while Il che
rhra and dehes the cholera '
To be had Wholesale and retail of Messrs. Pun
CELL, LApD Co. and Drug gista evarqxhsra
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Crazy Bill, the poor fellow around whose body
some heartless persons placed an Internal belt, not
long since, In New Orleans, and who was SO
shockingly burnt by the firing of the oombustible
materials contained in the belt, died on the 10th
inst. His true name was Frederick Krause He
was native of Prussia, aged about 40 years.
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. CAkRIAGES. CARRIAGE8

S CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES.
02-SzAThe subscriber has on hand at his Coach
Making Establishment, en- Lombard Alley, between
Main and Cary, Q3th and l4th stree re ar the Co.
inmbian Hotel, COACHES, CHARlOTEEH. BA.
ROUCHES, BUGG1ES with and without tops and
SuLklES, all of his own make, of the best nsteri-
ale and workmanship. All Of which win be so'd o.
Richmond; and respectfully ask call from thosa
in want of any article In the Carriage line an Lam
determined to make to order and sell at the lovest
prices possible and all work sold that IL new war.
ranted. ffe 2o-6mI MICAJAH MANGUM.
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r. c. HoBsoN.

REMoVAL.-The Office of the RICHMoND
FIRE ASSOCIATION has been removed to the second
Story Of the Building corner Of Main and 1Ith sts.
~ Entrance on lith street
Applications for FIRE, MARINE or LIFE INbU-
RANGES, will be promptly attended to.
Without bOGstins Of their ability to comply with
their obligations, they take pleasure in referring
all who have had businoss with the Office for the
satisfactory in which ii has been transacted
JAMES G. CRANE, President.
JHO ii. BosAER, Secretary. la Is
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THE DAILY DISPATCH

=. - Tns circulation Of tho DAILY DIsPATCH
Riosmo cSaaosoiy that OF ell the Daily papers Of
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

WALTER HARRsoN--otiice corner al
Main and l0th streets-has resumed the practice ~
Law In all the Courts held 10 the city Of Riehmoud]
fe lS-lms
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LIE Es LEECHEs.-The public are
hereby Informed. that have just received by Adams,
Express lot Of superior Swedish Leeches which
Will DO applied upon the asonab terms: can
be found at all hours of the day the Hair Dressing
saloon sst under the American Hotel and at night
N. b.-Cuppns and LeecLing promptly attended
o, at the shortest notice.
nu6 R. C. HORsUN
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JSo' w. WRIGHT e. Co. are prepared
to receive all hiuda of Produce and Merchandise ON
storase at their Warehouse on the Dock, ON ar res
sonsbIe terms as It can be taken In the city
fe l2-Sm 'S'
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MUSIC STORE-REMOVAT,

XR8R r. II. TAYLOR announces to his friends
NA9k and the public at large, that he has moved
q from his old stand, on Main street, to the
store occupied by w. Ritter during the last thirty
years. ON Governor street, near Rankin street
few doors shove the Dispatch Office, whers he will
keep, 40 heretofore, assortment Of Piano Fortes
Melodeons, Aceordeons, Guitars, Flutes, VioIins
Guitar and Violin Strings, and Musical Msrchsndise
in general, all of the best quality.
ALSO-The largest stock Of Popular and Standard
semi-weekly. 'ss
WPianos Taned, Repaired and let on hire.
u Old Pianos taken In part pay for new ones.
fa Q-2u - : 80. - q
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AN ENTIRE STOC X OF FRESH
IA HARDWARE AND CUTLERY BY the "Al.
bert Gallatin,n "Guy Mannering."" Isaac Wright. !"
and steamers "Atlsntic' and 'City Of Manchester"
| receiving and opening large and varied assort-
pent of Hardware and Cutlery. s
y these Goods were ordered long enough to give my
agents ample time to get them up carefully and on
the most favorable terms; all of which have been
purchased for cash. am dails looking for the 'Ros-
cius," and other packets from Liverpool, with the
balance of my Goods, which will complete my stock
customers and the public generally, to call on me
and examine the finest assortment of Hardware and
Cutlery have ever had the pleasure TO present to
them for their use and accommodation
THEO. ROBERTSON,
Importer and Dealerin Hardware and Cutlery,
fe No. IS Main at.
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DRArH or MIsaIonAlY.--Rev.J Judsou Benjs-
min. Inisisssr Of the Amsrican Bspsist hiaAlonssy
Uaioa y Barmah, died ~ Bostoa laA Taesdsy.
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sIoor OF WAa JAMxsrows.-This vessel was to
have left Philadelphia on Thursdsy morning for
Norfolk and the African coast but got aground q
eNAvy Yard pier 8
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LARUs Il SHINE, Auctioneers and Com
mission Merchants, will attend to al sales of Real
and Personal Estate, stock sales of Dry Goods Gro
ceries, Boots and Shoes House Furniture DC &c
oc lS-ts JAMES N. SHINE, PC. LARUs
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SUICIDE or A WoMAN.-In New Orleans, las,
week, Bridget Agnes Merrill an Irishwoman. only
twenty years Of age, havlog been reprimandsd by
her husband for coming homo intoxicated, went
and drowned herself in the canal
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0NE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE

HNE HUNDRED DOLL "A RH RE-
" WARD.-Ran away from the subscriber, yes.
,erdsy morning, my dining room servant, Will.
LIAM. He s slender made; light complexion, al
sfown. dc had on, when he left. black coat pair
% =. plsio Psntaioons, and cap. He may bs prepsr.
.1 70 North, or to Norfolk, whore he was raised
asni WI gve reward Of Us If arrested In this city,
ssHsn out Of the vicinity Of kichmenl, or el66
no 1ets WM f0pAv
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MAS w. KEESEE.


Office with GEo. ]. SUMNER, No 20 Pearl IT,.
VIII attend to the sale of REAL ESTATE, and eva
ry description of MERCHNDIZE, HOUSE-
HOLD FURNITURE, &s.
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EuRorE.-Persons wishing to send their
DAGUERREorSPEs TO Europe, ere informed th.,
they can have them taken In superior and durable
salt air. Al p sIMnNS ="
fe Is ,si MIS.
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THREE HUNDRED DOLI.ARS RE-

= W1RD.=The suhssribsrs will pay the sboye
rewsrd for both 81 the Negroes described below or
plexon, abolt q years Of sse, dresses rensrksbiv
neat, and has . email mark in his riEkt eve. JOE.
his brother, is about the ceor perbaus iftlc
brighter. Both are remarkably we'll spoken seutesl
negrees. Bob took with him when be LEFT $500 il
Nsrth Carolina money. "A liberal reward viii slso
be paid for the recovery and return of the mopsy
ja 29-ts JONES Il aT.ATres
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~ mitted to the jail of Henrico Comfy on the 9Th
day of December, 1854. negro man named MINOR
Todd of Caroline County The said negro 10 feet 81
inches hish about 40 years old, black compile xion
little grey, and had on when committed q sreyish
casinett coat, dark pants and old wool hat His
owner will come forward, prove property, pay
charges and take him out Of jail he will be dealt
with according to law. 5F sFfsf -
ian 23-d6w T., w TIMRrRTAYE n q
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(xROUND PLASTER.-We keep con-
~ stantiy on hand fresh Ground Plsster aud cur
in the selections from the best Windsor I.uu,p
Plaster enables US TO recommend il as the best thai
eau be had, All orders left at our Office on Cary
street promptly executed.
TALlAFERRO BRO.
NB.-Farmers can be supplied in their own bags
st reduction in price.
Liberal discounts TO merchants for cash.
ia 27-2m